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116th YEAR kkk ee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958 —38 PAGES   
Calls Himself Victim of: Vengeful Woman’   
Teamster Bellows L   
MSU Students on Way Home   
Waterford Youth Killed 
in Missouri Car Crash One Michigan State University student, from Water- 
ford Township was killed and another injured in a two- 
car collision in Missouri last night. A Missouri couple 
also died in the accident. 
Gerald Smith, 22, sor of Mf. aa Mrs. Gens R. 
Smith, of 1015 Premént St., 
accident, one mile east of Odessa, Mo. 
His Passenger, f Donald P. 
  GERALD SMITH died from injuries after the 
Wheatley, 20, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Howard Wheatley, of 
3625 Oakshire St., suffered 
head injuries and is in fair 
condition today in a 
Kansas City hospital. 
_ Killed in the other car were 
Mr. and Mrs. John Albertson, of 
Independence, Mo. 
A passing motorist saved the 
Albertson’s. children, Joy, 10, and 
Carol Jane, 12, from their burning 
ear. Joy is in critical condition 
with head injuries and a fractured 
leg and Carol suffered similar in- 
heard the girls screaming. He 
his own car and put out the blaze. 
  
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Changes Tack 
on Idle Pay Use ANC ‘Places $100,000 
‘in Escrow to Cover Any |searc 
Loss in State Fund 
DETROIT (#—American Motors 
Corp, said- today it has placed 
$100,000 in escrow tp make up any 
loss it‘ may cause the Michigan 
Unemployment Compensation Fund 
through an unusual vacation pay 
plan for appliance - making em- 
ployes. 
“Our public reputation is the 
most important thing we have,” 
said AMC Vice President Edward 
L. Cushman, “and while we acted 
in good faith we cannot permit any 
doubt to exist as to the ethics of 
our business conduct.” 
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This development followed a leg- 
{slative investigation yesterday 
that brought to light an arrange- 
ment between American Motors 
and the United Auto Workers 
Union ‘for the state fund to partly 
pay for vacations. , 
The plan operates this way: 
About 3800 : 
for three weeks starting Aug, 8 
for model changeover received a 
bonus last month in lieu of a 
vacation, They were told to 
apply for unemployment compén- 
sation-during the shutdown. Next 
month they will get a second 
bonus. These two bonuses, to- 
gether with the jobless pay, will 
equal their norma] vacation pay. 
In saying the plan is legal and 
ethical, AMC and UAW officials 
pointed out that a bonus: does not 
count as wages and, because the 
_ employes are not being paid dur- 
ing the shutdown, they are eligible 
to apply for unemployment bene- wheat field jobs on their way home 
employes laid oft | 
  fits, juries. 
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The motorist, C. C. Moore/ of 
Kansas City, told police he saw 
the burning Albertson car and 
grabbed a fire extinguisher from|~ 
Smith and Wheatley were re- 
turning from Steamboat Spring, 
Colo., where they had completed 
summer jobs with a highway 
construction crew. 
They were hoping to find odd 
to finance the return trip. 
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Smith would have been a senior 
at MSU this fall and Wheatley will 
be a junior, The pair had fixed 
up .an nlf cat to rave west in 
summer jobs to help 
aeaace thal educations. 
  
In UF Post 
  A, C. GIRARD 
Appointment of Alfred C. Girard, 
president and chairman of the 
board of the Community National 
Bank, as special gifts chairman was 
announced today by 1958 Pontiac 
Area United Fund Campaign Chair. 
man Philip J. Monaghan. Girard, 
sécretary-treasurer of the United 
Fund and a founding force behind 
the Fund's principle of federated| : 
giving will direct the solicitation 
of pre-campaign “firm’’ gifts from 
business leaders in the metropoli- 
tan area.   
Perry-M24 on Schedule,’ 
Now 40 Per Cent Finished 
Paving of the new four-lane Perry street in Pontiac 
has been completed from East Huron northeasterly to 
East boulevard as construction crews move ahead on 
the $1,350,000 widening project. 
When it is done, the old two-lane Perry street (M24),   
from East Huron up tot 
Opdyke road, a distance of 
3.9 miles, will be a four- 
lane, divided road. 
A spokesman for the State High- 
way Dept. said today the project, 
which he said is 40 per cent com- 
pleted.is proceeding on schedule. 
Completion date is Oct. 31. 
Portion of the route in ‘the 
city is not yet open to general 
traffic, as curbs and other final 
items ate yet to be finished, - 
_ Workmen of the Denton Con- 
struction Co. presently are paving 
the northwest side of the divided 
arterial from East boulevard to- 
wards Opdyke. “The southeast side 
js still to be done. 
‘ ae ee strip of blacktop from East boule- 
vard down té East Huron is 
complete, Curbs are being installed 
along this completed section. 
This 1'4-mile segment. when 
from curb to curb. 
From East boulevard to Opdyke 
there will be two 24-foot pavements 
on os 
Work on the project began dn 
late May. 
will pay approxim one-eighth 
of the total: eat. Or $168,750. = i Frida’ y 
finished, will’ measure 50 feet | 
separated. by a. grass 16-foot | 
imedian strips Teamster 0   
      
  
Kierdorf's Bond 
Set at $25,000 ’% + 
told’ her Joseph Costello, St. 
operator got the Greenlease kidn 
tello (center) refused to tell WHO GOT THE RANSOM MONEY? 
Mollie Baker (left above) divorced wife of Robert 
(Barney) Baker, St. Louis Teamster official told 
the Senate Rackets Committee that Baker once   — Mrs. 
Louis taxi line 
ap money. Cos- te-smear Gov. icial and Ex-Wie Before Committee “Baker Claims ignorance on 
Kidnap Ransom 
Through Him 
WASHINGTON (#—Rob- 
ert Barney Baker denied to- 
day that he got any of the 
stolen $300,000 of Green- 
lease kidnap. ransom, or 
that he-knows who did. 
aman with that kind of Charges Attempt Made 
‘to Smear Harriman. 
“Tt is shocking to involve. 
whether he was involved in the theft of the miss- 
(right) bellowed at the senators, and said testi- 
mony of his ex-wife, Mollie Baker, was that of 
“a vengeful woman.” He accused them of trying 
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AP Wirephotes 
FE ney, Baker, 300-pound ex-convict ing ransom mo! 
Bond Issue Set 
for Vote in Fall Averell Harriman of New York. 
  
  Asks an Examination 
on Charges of Having 
a Gun Silencer 
Herman Kierdorf -- the man 
police hoped would shed some light 
on his nephew's torch death, but 
didn’t — today tried to raise a 
$25,000 bond as investi into 
the mystery burning of Frank Kier- 
dorf appeared stymied. 
Madison Heights Justice of the 
Peace Hendrik J, Smit set the 
bond after Herman, 67, demanded 
examination on a charge of own- 
ing a gun silencer, 
Smit set examination for 1:30 
  
Smit said the amount of the 
bond, a surety, was determined 
“by the defendant’s record of 
past behavior.” Obvious reference 
to Kierdorf’s 13 days as a fugi- 
tive. 
Herman’s attornéy, William F. 
Dohany, of Pontiac, said he was 
considering petitioning for a Cir- 
cuit Court writ to lower the bond, 
which he called ‘unreasonably 
high.” 
Both he and his client indicated 
they didn’t think they could make 
the bond. If it is not posted with 
Smit, Kierdorf will be returned to 
the county jail. 
Herman had a few comments 
about the high bond, 
“If I-had wanted to stay on the 
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Showers for Tonight, 
Possibly Tomorrow 
The U. S. Weather Bureau ex- 
pects the rains which have extend- 
ed over the western part of the 
state. to move eastward and _ pre- 
dicted scattered showers and 
thunderstorms tonight and tomor- 
row. Muskegon and Gfeenville re- 
ported heavy rain. Tonight’s low 
will be near 64-68. 
Temperatures for the next five 
ays will average slightly below 
the normal high of 81 and normal 
low of 61, Tomorrow’s high will 
be warmer reaching near 80-84, To- 
morrow night will be fair and 
cool with the low dropping to 56-60. 
poe * * * 
Pre¢ipitation ‘will average one- 
fourth to one-half inches with scat- 
tered showers and, thundershowers 
tonight and. tomorrow and again 
Monday, 
The lowest temperature in down- 
town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. 
was 63 degrees, 
2 p.m. was 74. * 
in Todays Pres 
    The reading at 
  meet with the Little Rock School 
gration problem. 
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Faubus indicated that tinless the 
board takes some action quickly 
to forestall the return of Negro 
pupils to. Central High School 
Sept. 2, the Legislature probably 
will be called into special session 
next week. 
The governor took time out to 
comment on President Eisen- 
hower's implied warning that 
federal troops might again be 
used to enforce integration if 
circumstances warranted it, 
“What Mr, Eisenhower and 
many others who express similer 
viewpoints fail to realize is that 
they are supporting a court de- 
cision which is not constitutional 
in every section of the country 
who know it,’? Faubus said, 
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set up in a conversation between 
Supt. of Schools Virgil Blossom 
and the governor, who have been 
publicly critical of each other. 
Faubus said he would be flanked LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — 
Gov. Orval E. Faubus and three 
Arkansas Legislative leaders will 
Board tonight to discuss the inte- 
and there. are millions of people 
The meeting with the board was 
at the meeting by Lt. Gov. Nathan). Faubus Slates Meeting 
on Integration Problem City Asks $3,300,000 
to Build New Plant 
and Extend System 
    
    
        
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Markets .....-..+.s000s. oe 8 GOING UP — The second story‘of the three-story classroom wing of MSUO Pontine Presa Phote 
Obituaries .....°. sessoseeess 7°] pigs ima pattern of moulds as workmen pour the concrete on the site at West Wal- ‘lane paved road which will serve as the main’entrance fo the eanipus: De. 
ocaceness peer sekee we Bivd. and Squirrel Ra. According to Roy Alexander, dean of student affairs exander also reports that a large number of applications, all from within a 15-mile- 
oo @ mate’ Daas ge on MSO MSUO, the building is on schedule.| The basement of the laboratory wing.has radius of the’ school, have been received trom prospective students, On Sept, 5, he 
Wilson, Earl .......’ + the site is being bulldozed into shape and a gravel ‘road trom Squirrel said, all senior high school students in Oakland and Macomb counties -will: re 
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    Gordon, president of the State, Board at Charleston, S. C., tomor: ao oe gegen B eadfiycwwnie Bury | 
Senate; State Rep. Glen F./row, Friday and Saturday. and corinecting the two, - |elose, close, close. He ‘wouldn't : 
Walther, speaker of the House;| They asked about the possibility) Tne commission decided on 30- | know me if he saw me.” = 
and State Sen. Lee Bearden, pres-|of the session and the governor) year general obligation bonds, to | CarLED CLOSE | 
ident ‘pro-tem of the Senate. =| savised them to go ahead “but be| be pald back at a rate of $110,000 | sr nie Baker, his divorced wile, A coolness between the board Back ber Santay,” onp'et she ee a-year on the principal. |swore yesterday that :they were | 
and the governor has been ap- |makers said How the bonds are to be paid off|as close @s any men could be. ) 
parent since last fall when Blossom as the board |Was_not settled - Harrinran-has-denied-any-clese—___— 
Blossom blamed Faubus for | pisnned to ask the U. 8. CO int Pelee Se ties with the man whe committee , 
much of the Central High | supreme Court to intervene in |said there was no contemplation at! investigators say has been an | 
trouble. the Little Rock case and would |this time of asking voters to ap-| associate. of the mation’s top 7 
Faubus refused to be pinned ask the St. Louis Appeals Court [prove a special millage to pay off] gangland figures. : 
down on an expected: special ses-| to stay its decision which wiped Mrs. Brougher, brought from a | 
sion of the Legislature but did say| out a 2/;-year delay in integra- | He said the full $110,000 could] Man, Senet: eeton to. testity 
only action of the board can pre-| tion. be budgeted annually out of tax!) the Senate rackets hearings, 
se referee session and time} He said a writ of certiorar: seg lige raed etee| swore she knew Baker to be “on 
ortting ert petition for review—would be sent] °° patina! the lam” from New York City to 
* & * to the Supreme Court —_- : escape questioning in a waterfront 
A few of the legislators planned It the high court, now in sum.|, SEvige ere a ene exist.| ine there. 
to attend a legislative workshop of|™er recess, approved the writ, an ng Fodigpennclicn § pleat which * *® & 
the Southern Regional Education| (Continued on Page 2, Col, 2) wae fanneed reweunel = don’t think he could go back 
conde until after Gov. Harriman was ; 
F Te pass, the bend issue, on Mer : ’ . 4 which Baker’s former wife, Mollie 
You Will Want to Read eae only Property owners Can | Baker, had testified similarly ; vote, requires a three-fifths af: 
; | 5 firmative vote. yesterday: 
What Congress Is Doing, Page 2 The city contemplates building| She said ge hed fidi after Pi a 
Lawrence on Little Rock, Page 6 Onayt a a jrotisie rag pedi oh ve bee ee 
ek : ‘ it already owns. Additional facili- 2 sR earysapered Changes, Page 15 clas would pobaah exbaaien of a The senators have Senn test 
i erg to areas not at present se! mony Bac to School Fashions, Page 21 poy eer yr oy — poll nogg 7 io 
Little Rock School Head, Page 12 tem would be improved, according|eyed) Dunn, a mob leader who oe to Willman, Se SS      Gene 5 ae, 
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-iwas convicted in the Hintz case 
and was executed. 
Mrs. Brougher often giggled as 
she ee 
Baker — dressed in a navy. blue 
collar’ loosened 
and others are 
     
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      iz i vinced her “they were very 
friendly.” 
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hand out tickets of some sort— 
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SCHOOL FASHIONS — What 
¥ashion Show.. More than 1,000 
event, PRESS, WEDNESD 
and coed will wear this fall was modeled by Jerry Covington and 
Bernice Watson at the Tel-Huron Shopping Center’s Back to School 
outdoors at the center. Rosalind May was commentator for the 
show which displayed fashions and accessories for kindergarten ‘ 
       
Pontiae Press Photo 
the well-dressed college student 
persons saw the show last night 
Merchants Assn. sponsored the AY, AUGUST 20, 1958 
Gov. Williams f 
(The Day in Birmingham tepee®:   
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Beating Bushes Swings . Through UP; 
Two-Week Campaign 
Tour Remains 
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Democratic State Convention at 
Grand Rapids this weekend. 
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More of the same was planned 
for next. week. The schedule’ in- 
cluded: 5 
Monday, Ottawa and Allegan 
Counties; Tuesday, Van Buren 
the Detroit State Fair and area 
visits, ; 
  
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Showers were reported in scat- 
tered areas in the southern Pla- 
teau states, the Rockies and from 
western Texas northward through 
eastern Wyoming and western Ne- 
braska.    
tions he outlined, 
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He said the board could use a 
1956 state pupil assignment law 
to keep Negroes out of white 
schools, or it could persuade Ne- 
gro students to stay out volunter- 
ily. The pupil assignment law has 
never ,been tried.   UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) 
The United States sought today 
to rally the West's allies in the 
U.N, Assembly against an Asian- 
African move to demand speedy 
withdrawal of U.S. and British 
forces from Lebanon and Jordan. 
The Americans are plugging 
hard for a Norwegian resolution 
asking U.N. Secretary General 
Dag Hammarskjold to make ar- 
arrangements to insure the inde- 
pendence of Lebanon and Jordan   
  Shoppers Crowd 
Drayton Center 
on Opening Day 
Merchants in the new Drayton 
Shopping Center, holding a grand U.S. Seeks to Stem; 
Asian-African Move so the American and British 
troops can pull out. 
The resolution makes no specif- 
ic demand for the withdrawél but 
cites declarations from the two 
Western allies that they will re- 
move their troops when the U.N. 
decides they are no longer neces- 
sary. The British-American idea is 
that Hammarskjold would arrange 
for some sort of U.N. force to re- 
place the withdrawing troops. 
Secretary of State Dulles con- 
ferred for more than an hour last 
night with representatives of the 
20 Latin-American, nations. Some 
of them were repérted fearful that 
the Norwegian resolution could be 
used to justify’intervention to keep 
an unpopular Latin-American gov- 
ernment: in’ power. 
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Dulles reportedly told them 
these fears were groundless as far ' He told audiences that it was 
not until Democrats took over the 
State Highway Department that 
any action was obtained on getting 
a hard-surfaced road on the Mil- 
itary Hill section of U.S. 45 in the 
Upper Peninsula. 
Inflation Threat 
Surpassing Dip U.S. Government Says 
Spring Business Pickup 
Bigger Than Expected   
WASHINGTON (UPI)—The gov- 
ernment reports that the April- 
May-June business pickup was 
slightly greater than federal eco- 
nomic experts thought at first. 
The steady rise in spending and 
  
        guard so well that a policeman; 
had to fight him off to rescue” 
the boy. ge    
lor opening of all. stores, and cus- 
tomers are really buying. This new the resolutions. To be adopted, a 
resolution must be approved by 
  center is wonderfully received.” two thirds of the nations voting.   f 
the recession, 
—Personal consumption rose in 
the second quarter of this year. 
Factory purchases also increased 
as merchants used more hew 
goods and less stock on hand. 
—Spending at all levels of gov- 
ernment climbed $1,500,000,000 BIRMINGHAM—The cold breath 
of winter is already being felt by 
the city’s recreation board. Fac- 
ing a shortage of funds, they are 
with 30 consecutive days of good 
ice for the several playground 
rinks. The question is, will it be 
repeated .this year? 
John O'Gorman, recreation 
board chairman, said financial cut- 
backs from the school board and   
Over $% Billion Nation’s Highway Plans 
Pass Milestone Building 
1,952 Miles of Xways , 
WASHINGTON w—The nation’s 
superhighway program passed a 
half billion dollar milestone last 
month, Highway Administrator 
Bertram Tallamy reported today. 
Tallamy ‘said that between the 
program's start in mid-1956 and 
the end of July construction con- 
tracts were completed on 1,952 
miles of express roads. The cost: 
506 million dollars, or nearly $250,- 
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The program calls for eventual 
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Construction of 184 miles of di- 
vided highway was completed last 
month at a cost of 66 million dol- 
lars,.Tallamy said. Contracts were 
awarded covering another 183 
miles, estimated to cost 104 mil- 
lion dollars, 
July progress also was report- 
ed under a special antirecession 
cover two-thirds ef the cost of 
special projects which must be 
under contract by Dec. 1. 
  
Calif. (AP)—A 11-year-old youth 
was trapped today on a one-foot 
ledge 600 feet up on Glacier Point. 
Rangers said the boy, Bill 
Beeghley of Long Beach, Calif., 
became trapped late Tuesday. 
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~ Two friends had turned Back but 
Beeghley continued along a dan- Inconsistencies of Winter 
Jeopardize Skate Rinks 
city commission have jeopardized: 
the program, It costs about $200, 
a season to keep one natural rink: 
operating dl + ‘| seats. Ke an ee him to get i regh ce a 
Sen. Irving. M.. Ives (R-Ny),|¥tes.” Mrs. Brougher, said, | | ~ lasking themselves, com-|.. 
joann Hike chairman ‘and| ‘Harriman has sald Baker did LANSING (Pp — Gov. ¢Williams| mission and the schoo] board, what wie the extern Ge Uae ot 
Harriman’s Rapid} puoditentios cam: | was out beating the. trshed. sde|to do abott natiinal tot lake this) Eeppiston Schenk ct api oy 
Ghat Sere router's toetenany| Sook ot St he bes oe rosah wotes again today ins swing| "MIT yg | Scatter. thoughout the ely, 5 $s he fi ag ‘J rn * : ub ‘ - 
corroborated the words of his ex- walon uo tabs hg Melia. A The Governor stopped back in Past experience fas bent mostly| natural rinks setve ne 
Ns ; ; that they never were friends, his Lansing office Monday after a unpleasant. Rinks flooded one day Park. The Aesbiern nies pen; 
“It’s not the truth,” Baker week on the road. His schedule|would literally go down the drain) 7") etn, skating since there Gentes Baker, aide to Teamsters Union calls for a. steady stint of cam-|the next a& temperatures shot up- “aatiled  pativition 
2 President James R, Hoffa, was paigning during the next two ward. ‘ : ret no. § ac on 
During his burst: of oratory,|@mong other things, about the weeks in his try for re-election. Last winter was an exception - * * *. 
“We don't want to see them 
go,” O’German said, “but, can 
we afford to keep them? 
“One bad feature is public reac- 
tion, If the free neighborhood rinks 
are ‘dropped, tt means only the 
Eton Rink where a fee is charged. 
+ and Dickinson Counties today, People supporting the recreation 
visits to Menominee and the ne program. with their tax dollars 
psccath be aan 9 Beige Road § ndin don’t like this and I can’t blame 
at the Isabella County Fair at pe , ng —— O'Gorman said the expenses 
were mainly for snow removal an@ 
spraying to resurface the ice. - 
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He explained that no definite de- 
cision has yet been reached and 
that the board may see its way 
clear to start the natural rinks. If 
done, it will be with the under- 
standing that they will be discon- 
tinued if unsatisfactory weather de- 
pletes the funds, 
Three cars were damaged and- 
and a Pontiac Township man tick- 
eted for reckless driving at Square 
Lake road last night.. —_-- ‘ 
Bloomfield Township Police 
Chief Norman Dehnke said that 
Charies G. Welsh, 22, of 2496 Pon- 
tiac Rd., struck the rear of a po- 
lice car, it into a car 
— property damages totaled $12,- 
Moxley said this violation has 
figured in 94 of the 336 accidents 
{reported to the police this year. 
  Tke new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter ‘Day Saints at Wood- 
ward avenue and Chesterfield road, 
eee Hills, is expected to 
re for occu b: ady pancy by mid- 
i Construction work, according to 
Jonathan Snow, building commit- 
tee chairman, will be completed 
next month. 
Lady Lifeguard: 
Ready to Assist 
Men in Distress   
keep the Circuit Court’s decision | would be called menal|#5 the United States is concerned.|income since the slump touched| Tallamy said construction con- _ 
: : from taking effect until the Su- be scam berg bcniobs err ae Dulles also assured the Latin|bottom last spring increased offi-|tracts on 2,226 miles were award- YPSILANTI, —Men! Here's 
t Nation Toda preme Court ruled, in effect | But Oakland County Prosecutor |"tiwus Of, SPPOS ‘vere anjAmericans that the United States|cial concern that inflation was be-led last month. The estimated cost| #2" Say dike ware cies OT. on y staying the lower court's order. — Cc, parr am Boergamanl nounced in advertising carried ix has a preem of keeping its/coming a digger economic threat/was 101 million dollars. : wae eq ve shears 
Blossom board also|the meeting, ™ Wasi edd ction] oops in Lebanon. than recession. x ke we woonin eguar 
: By The Associated Press. aud Fn the icone court |not shut entirely” on such an in- e Sostes Pee ae ed A key of Asian-African|) The Commerce Department, ina! Under a separate program of can save them. 
Generally pleasant summerito stay its own order. He said : k oe * countries pushed a double-bar-inew report for the second three federal aid for primary, secondary _* & ft 
weather appeared in prospect for|that until a mandate is received =e ra ne of reed move to scuttle the Western) months of 1958, said: and urban roads, contracts were| There’s a lady lifeguard at 
most of the nation today. The us-|the ptior ruling postponing inte- Following Kierdorf’s arraign-| Comment ad: w managers ©! plan in favor of a demand for the) —Yotal spending on goods and) completed on 2,295 miles at a cost McMullen Point Beach on near- 
ual afternoon and. evening show-| gration is still in effect. ment this morning, ge: returned ine — Absa! ae British-American troop withdraw-|services was at an annual rate ofjof 117 million dollars. by Belleville Lake. 
ers were indicated in scattered x * * -dhingg hassel teeny deemvogrer expected, and busines# even better |g tan ee te Coys anid 429 billion dollars, a rise of fer x *® *& She’s Kay Max, 22, of Ypsi- 
areas. : Normally a court mandate {5/4007 mentioned by other witnesses, |than on a Friday.” Péderal's: “The|some of the 28-nation Asian-Afri- aS ae mom we As of July 31, work on 23,153} Janti, who has been saving fal- oe sent in 20 days, but it could come|ie refused to name the persons |best opening we have had in yeers.|an group had drafted such a res-| - , miles was in progress. argent tering swimmers for three 
Precipitation during the night) sooner. School opens here Sept. . " |We had to lock/our doors for a ; mise between| . —~rersonal income increased jects are expected to more) SUmamers. 
was confined mostly to Western! piso. test night's board meet- ~ time to allow phose already insidelthe Normegian plan and a Soviet| PY  $%500,000,000 from April |than 2% billion dollars. As.a matter of fact, you can 
and Midwestern regions. Ensign,| 1.) panbus said his future ac- Watchdog Too Efficient |to finish thejf’ shopping.” resolution calling for immediate| through June, rising to an all- . bring your girlfriend with you 
drenched on wn oe sonty 5 te inches of| Mme depended en what the) necaruR, ml, (UPI—Young | sherwinfill : > UN wea ereaenies wn Youth Trapped “Mies ase ts base o@ if schoo] board did. ° = illiams: ‘‘What a suc-|under U.N. supervision. —The igure—known as of several 
rain in less than six hours. Flash nn ; as of the Richard Gehrke tried today to |cess! parking lot has been| Prospects appeared dim that|the “gross mean product”—ex- 1 F L male lifeguards at the lake. 
- flooding — — and nearly| He ae aah wana make his pet understand that |loadey/to capacity all morning.”|any final vote would be reached|ceeded the $425,800,000,000 rate of on I-Foot edge She pays more attention, how- 
six feet wal a ae a voit ot the overtaraing of there are times. when it’s best |Cun Agham’s Drugs; “The reac-|before the end of the week. Most! January through March. However, 600 F t Hi h ever, to the youngsters swim- 
way 56, Two inches of was) as | pe 4 not be| 22t to be too good a watchdog. ‘Ao our opening specials was|observers expected that as soon! it was well below the all-time high| fr SC 1g. ming at the lake rather than 
reported at Guymon, Okla. the integration rere: After Richard tumbled into a |tyfific. A wonderful opening.”|as the general speeches end, .alrate of 446 billion dollars in the adults. She says she becomes» 
~* *& & called if the board some AC-) river yesterday, the dog stood "s: “Crowds were waitingjlengthy wrangle will begin over|third quarter of 1957, just before) YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK,| quite attached to the kids, and even helps with swimming les- 
sors during quiet -spe'ls, © 
~x~ * * 
Kay's physical education back- 
ground started off as a life- 
guard. She majored in it at 
Eastern Michigan College and 
will become a junior high school 
  If those two things failed, Fau- teacher in, the fall. 
bus said, the board could resign   from the first quarter to an annual 
rate of 91 billions — four billion   
gerous pa 
He was . Congress Speeds Tempo, th 
spotted when’ he waved 
The Weather “and allow the people to select a yy higher than in the third quarter of| his white shirt. Colombia May Cut Off 
serena Debates Top-Court Curbs. ices mr, row sdetnis ome PDH Penn Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report courage to act in conformity to 
their wishes.” 
  Net foreign trade receipts re- 
  Rangers said a slip would mean 
a mained unchanged, the report! certain death. He was about 600| BOGOTA W—A committee is 
om ane warmer tedsy. high itor poo i said, 2 feet from the nearest safe spot.| trying to determine whether Co- 
tered showers and sountersnewens 5 tiety WASHINGTON w — Congress, ments growing out of the Middle helping hand to the depressed min- Rangers had maintained an all-| lombia should continue to pay 
pcere eg og tonic winds 12-22 increased its tempo today with|East crisis. ing business in the western states. night vigil, calling to the boy ev-| ex-dictator Gustavo Rojas Pin- 
cine aes dake cad cout, lew the Senate taking up a broad| The House has passed an aid/ Bills already sent to the White ery 10 minutes to keep him awake.| illa a pension of $3,000 monthly. 
56-40. bil] to curb the powers of the Su-|money bill totaling $3,078,000.000,|House included those to: Hed the boy fallen asleep during} Gen. Rojas has been collect- 
Teday in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 4.m | 
At 8 a.m.: Wind velocity 15 mph —Bouth 
  
    
  oe Ie, pemenaay et 1b: 8. leaders were redoubling their ef-| 1 Id ri Calls Him ‘as Big a Crook ’ Moon sets Wednesday at 10:45 p.m millions, a sum that Eisenhower; 8!se would rise. S him "as big a Urook as Hoffa 
Moon — at 1:22 p.m. forts to ~— this week. |i ones will be kept in the bill. | 2 Require the filing of annual|_ 7 Dewntewn Temperatures . x * *° reports on employe pension and H tf S R 
be RSt oR Senate Democratic Leader Lyn- ed in\Welfare plans with the secretary Oliman scores heuther 4 168 Leis scesees Ls don B. Johnson of Texas an- A final vote was pion Mae of labor. 
18 = mounces — eg a aaiay bin — ™ 3. Provide 100 million dollars a WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep.|_Hoftm lled K PE 
on enner- ' ° for the next fi t ay ee - < ennedy’s S seqpeted downtown) which is aimed at offsetting the} Afterward, the House was ex- help airports pice vase cannes Clare E, Hoffman (R-Mich) yes-|ment “arrant nonsense.’ He said 
-~ od abe aaa -| impact of recent Supreme Court) pected to turn to Senate-ap- |modernize for commercial jet terday called on the Senate Rack-|al] amendments to the bill that 
rature ...... --70 decisions involying communism. | proved measures designed to |pjanes. ets payee to ~ — sind might have hurt Hoffa were de- 
. wi . | permit the United States to help Sg tion to United Auto Wo -\leted before the measure passed 
Zot Age tu Ponts cg Eaty as hegre European countries develop h Sli dent Walter Reuther, who he the Senate, 
per—Gunny. a and a measure to put a tem- 7 we ® DETROIT &# — Becanse she arse hae ~ = Highest and Lowest Temperatures This porary limit of 288 billie dol- | Opponents of the minerals bill) taunted her 68-year-old husband Hoffman ce hdr to a atate aoee acaeeass ) Prved 
Temperstere Chart tare on the federal geverament’® lfailed in efforts to kill it yester-- over his attentions to younger ment made by Sen. John F. scons pov eoceeee olor thon = ag - 36 60 SO debt. day, @ey contended it would set] women, he beat her over the e ‘ ° on : 
Smee 71S Menpe Re) AP wieepnote | President Eisenhower called in|a lent for giving subsidy| head with the heel of a house| —— ee ee eT ae is aaa ae wae nevill 3 Milwavtee WEDDING OFF—The planned |congressional leaders of both ma-jhelp to other industries. slipper, testified 74-year-old Mrs. ; : oe, ; i i} ’ ben miffalo 15 64 Minneapolis 90 62 NG : congressional l¢é oe lps re wal president, would benefit from the|Democrat's top presidential candi- Charleston 84 34 New Orleans $3 73) marriage of actress Andra Mar- |jor parties last night in an effort * et Trifan Crociun. She was in the | RELIEVED OF COMMAND)— |) ot’ the Kennedy-Ives labor |ates 
Ciieage ~ «$6 New York 76) tin (above) and actor Ty Hardin |to gain a foreign aid measure| The legislation is an expanded) hospital for three days as a re- | Col. Marcel (Bruno) Bigeard, | form bill: i 
Merten’ 6 0 Pelston «© 2] 4 Deo called off because their (carrying close to 3% billion dol-|version of a bill which passed the| sult, Mrs. Crociun said. Dear-| known as the first paratrooper |" °'™ 0° The exchange yesterday followed : ~ 8s Prteburgh a 5 respective movie agents were /lars. Senate. It has the endorsement of! born Municipal Jiydge John T. | of France, recently was relieved | The House had killed the bill |passage by the House of a compro- 
Breet | Bt. Louls . % ¢o| opposed, the actress said today.| The President has been pic-/Eisenhower administration. MeWilliams found jun guilty | of his command in Algeria after | sponsored by Kennedy and Sen. |mise bill that throws a publicity 
— % 5a, Marie 7! 81 The young film performers had |tured as feeling this much is nec- * * * _, | ot disturbing the| peace and he talked to a newsman contrary | Irving M. Ives (R-NY), which |spotlight on administrators -of . 
tor eo -& Pi ted to marry in her home |essary to enable the United States) The measure would permit the| placed him on a year's probation | to an order of French-military | earlier passed the Senate 8 | union pension funds ifvolying more 
e iS Tavs H \8 town of Rockford, Ill, Saturday. Ito meet possible s@w commit-/government to lend. a financial swith 10 days in jail or $50 fine. . authorities in Algeriay = * (WL than 25 employes, 
4V | a | . ll fs f a * 
  preme Court and the House con- 
tinuing debate on minerals legis- 
lation. 
There legislative were signs 
  which is 872 millions less than 
Eisenhower requested originally. 
The Senate Appropriations Com- 
  mittee has voted to restore 440 1. Increase Social Security 
benefits for some 12 million 
Americans by an average of 
7 per cent. Social Security taxes 
  
  the night, the rangers said, he ing that sum every month since 
  would have tumbled to his death. he was overthrown May 10, 1957.   
  
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$ Sewn . Br Com - {'D0OR-BUSTER SPECIAL ac Smoothly Sanded _ 
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6 dozen. y wire. 
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Sensational Savings 
In Every Department — All 3 Floors 
The few minutes it takes to read this adv. will: Aa the se gall 
able time you could spend right now. READ EVER 
Note the fabulous bargains .. . then plan a shopping + reat 
SIMMS tomorrow afternoon and/o or evening. You'll save as you've 
seldom saved before. 
  
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  ah te 59° 18 Peres re 1" 1.96 Wi, Sete Real 87¢ Te Wien breeghe 48" i eat etn Lie 843 Folding Hardivood Hot-Dip GALVANIZED - 
2-f Step Ladder | 10-Ot. PAILS $2.95 Value Regular 75c 
Sturdy 2 foot ladder 
with reinforced steel 
vod steps. Limit |. 
~@nd Fleer Galvanized for long- 
er service, With bale 
handle, Limit 2. 
—fnd Fleer   95° 49° SOHOSOSSOSOSHSSHOSHSSSHHSHSHHSHHSHHHSCHHHHHHSHOS 
  $6.95 Rural Mail Boxes U.S. Post Office approved. Wrought fron _with signal arm... <= 
$2.00 Rubbish Burners. Pull size, wire burner with zip top | and | volcano draft. nee 
$54.95 Electric Power Saw Y-inch industrial rated, mirror | finish, full power. 
$1.19 Metal Gash Box 6x5x10 inch box to hold bonds, cash for safe keeping. 
$1.19 Bath and Shampoo Spray Rubber spray fits_all faucets. Ideal for pet baths, too. ..- 
$3.95 Steel Grass Stop—30 ft. __ No more hand d trimming, _stops gra grass spreading. No tools need. 
$1.88 Grass Seed—5 Ibs. “Country Squire’ by Oliver Johnson. 1958 tested, ed. Only 60 bags. Yr 
ad Fo TE 2 
Be 
  
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Y 58°     
  
  
  
$2.95 Grass Seed and Feed 5 ib, bag of _seed and fertilizer combination. -_ Limit 1. 
$1.98 Bamboo Roll-up Shades 4x6 ft shades in naturel bam 
Nedsecagacniececscscessceceesosessecseoucoss 
Jumbo 30-Gallon Guaranteed First Quality 
Garbage Cans | 5-Ft, Step Ladder $3.29 Quality 199| x gene $5 239 
Rust resistant -gal- 
—— can with 
—2nd Floor —Und Fleer 
errr 
39c Charcoal Briquets—3 Ibs. 275 cover. Limit 1. 
_Full 3 Ib. Box, ! ideal for ou et barbagues. Limit 1 Box, ooo»     
  Seals gods 
ha with te- 
be Sart steps. Pail 
platform. Limit 1}. 
    
39c Window Outdoor Thermom. “at a glance. With brackets. . 
HOUSEWARES 
$1.00 Sfove Top Rubber Mats co pabber ‘in 11%x8 Inch size. Protects stove tops. ...... 
$1,95.Rubber Floor Mats 21438 inch oval shaped mats, assorted colors. ..........--++-: 
c Reversible Soap Dishes Solid rubber, one side holds j soap, other side drains. 
1%. 95 Kitchen. Step-on Cans SMagiken” ait met all metal can with ‘toe-control iid, 20 quart. ...... 
39c Stove Utility Mats 426           
     
   
    _38* 
338°   
  
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  8x19 inch mat with asbestos backing. Assorted colors. ...... 
SOHEVSSESSHEHHSOSEHLHSHHSHOHSSOHOOSHHSSCESSS 
GOLF IRONS | CAN OPENERS - $3.95 Sellers 88 $3.98 Sellers 
in most numbers. ? magnetic can open- 
All weather rubber er in popular wall, 
POY ITI 
39c Plastic Clothes Sprinkler 2T ¢ 
$9.88 Hammock and Stand wh Bteel frame stand | with heavy duck hammock, Limit 1. ,..... 
Poe 
“Const guard approved, kapok filled, life preserver style. .... 
$1 Silverplate Tableware—Ea. All Weather Grips Magnetic—Wall Style 
‘Famous golfing ‘rons ‘Swing - A = Way’ 
‘ tyle. With bracket. 
rips. —tnd Floor wees acne —Ind eet 
_Full pint | bottle with ottie with sprinkler _fop | to dampen clothes. ..... 
_ Salad forks, spoons, knives, ete, Misc. assortm’t at low price. 6   
  
a 51.69 Beginners’ Roller Skates: ta. 
         
  
19c Val.—24-inch: ache ce 24-inch arrows with with plastic’ ‘noeks, metal Ube... oc. 6. 6... ok 
51.40 Oven Ald Cleaning Kit     88° 
ids scraping forever. .....s%s | 88° | jegular Size Foothall i actu eenaeraniameaeiend eaveenee 98° ,   
  ith 65° | . : Natural marine seam oom- | 
   E Limit 2 per per- _ son. 
; tempe red steel blade 
B= HARDWARE DEPT. fl 
29% 
788 | 
99% | 
       
         
           
     
    18° x “ah oni uae 
          
  E beach use. Folds 
          
       iy r ular $2.98 
ru quart size 
' RS or break. 
lors. 
  
: ‘at ‘baking 
oor pal in. Oven- 
7 Ready Mix Gake Pan | 18 x8x2 inch mirror aluminum for perfect. Pan Bes esseevercos -E 
: pein’ THE PONTIAC PRESS: WEDNESDAY, ‘AUGUST 20, 1958 
At POTYYPPPYYY ney nneeneengngl andi dd 
DOGR- BUSTER SPECIAL! 
Regular $2.00 Value 
: Caulk Cartridges 
4 For | ae 
| oe nee ee 
  aro & Evening 
BIGGEST BARGA For 6 or 12-Volt Srctam 
‘Kate . ‘Headlights $2.50 Value 
Full GALLON Container - = 
Paint Thinner | lar $1.00 
nee — thinning 
: pote, oa | ma 
E brushes, etc, 
it 1 ¢ eae 
son. oS 
f —2nd Floor 
  aie Handio—Tesn 
Round Point Shove 
Regular $2.95 
wood handle, 
round point style. 
Limit 1 r rson. iy 
=“ _ ad Fleer 
Reflecting fumb Metal - i 
Fos pol dfs, os 
plage m “Tefteting 
numerals. AL 
age sal 1 to 0. 
No lim: 
  WHITE OUTSIDE 
House Paint . 
188 
Just 102 gallons to £ at this low 
price, For barns, garage, fences, 
eto. Fleer $3.95 
GALLON 
| White Koauel rae 
Toilet Seats ae oh Value 
van ¢. id 
are eT ust prodt 
ine ad Flee seat 
     
  Cook'n Garry Pan | 
598° Bi ate 
Seller 
9x13 Inch 
eh ol ethan as po ao * mt 
= —tad Fleer 
All oie ane | 
Lap T rays 
2 Tt for TV, bed, and 
in a jiffy. Limit 
at this price. 
—2nd Floor . 
Unbreakable PLASTIC 
18 —fnd Fleer  sageae? wastebas- 
et. Can't chip, 
yd Chine Potter | 4 
4x6” Bake Dish 
ait 
—ne leer 2 oH hts yo 
— In * Flee 
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—fnd Floer 3 
187 
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Tested ‘GENEVA’ Formula - 
27 
    
        
   
     
-22-qt.Wastebasket : 
: peipel?e7tnch Si is, 
“Wiity Basket 
oiginel Be 
of uses—lauridry, heuw, : 
=e. vegetable tray, van f i i” re | 
TER SPEC HAL 
“Full 200-Sheet Box | {OOOR: BUSTER SPECIAL 
7; ta Tissues "Press 25 or M2 
“flash Bulbs 
1279 :. ia’ Blue- 
ag ll Z veartons of 12. 3 
$1.68 value. Limit 3. : 
Main Fleer E sell for _& over-runs. ge yey 
  Afternoon Yeh MMOR-BUISTER SPECIAL! 
ISTER | SPEC AL () JOOR-B 3U 
First Be Pen cls 
10 “5 Pack of 10 gage ie sca should ; 
socal oval 
  
  
  
SIMMS will be CLOSED ALL MORNING TOMORROW . . . opening 
promptly at 12 NOON with the greatest single-day PRICE "SLASHING 
in our history. Plan to be here and get your share of savings! 
Open THURSDAY Night ‘til 9— impossible to list them all, Just 
Everybody Has a Chance to Save! take our w ord for it -—a 
ping trip to Ssenseome 
Regular low prices slashed .. 
special will ny for itself with EXTRA 
sav 
many purchases ...sh 
poh or agen paid 1. anot Read ices item in This Adv. 
Me ends....etc.! come to SIMMS tomorrow to 
save as you've seldom saved be- 
‘fore, We'll be ready with extr# 
sales help... extra store hours 
7, and EXTRA BARGAINS! 
  
Only a Low Overhead — ‘‘Small Profit Store Like SIMMS 
Could Afford to Slash Prices So Low on So Many Items. 
"MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Reg. Size Cigarettes—Limit 2 (6c tax) .. .Carton 2.15 
King & Filter Cigarettes—Limit 2 (7c tax) Carton 2.25 
*4 Kaywoodie Filter Pipe—metal stem, briar bow] 2.59   
  
  
  
  
“69c Hersheys Instant Cocoa Mix—pound, limit 1 37¢ 
 69c Planters Peanut Butter—tfull pound jar ....<.46¢   
  
  
  
39c Marshmallow Circus Peanuts—14-ounce bag ‘ite 
39c Crayola Crayons—full pack of 24 crayons t 19¢ 
49c Papermate Refill Cartridges—for ball pens . .3le   
  
  
  
15¢ North Star Batteries—regular size, limit 3 .   
  
  
  
  *2 Barber Shears—1 12-inch, chrome finish ...... “a 
°2 Thinning Shears—7 ¥/z-inch, serpéted blade .. .79¢ 
922.50 Schick Whiskaway Elect. Shaver— 
with trade ...//........ fans bas Ctl ae as 8.95 
- $3.98 Telechront Elec: Clock— ¥ 
Petal wee ING tax. .... 2.2... 2. on o5/ /259 
98c Filler Notebook Paper—pack 230 shee, 
limit 1 /..... ere er ee ay 63c   
*2.49 Mark 111 Papermate Ball Pen—won’t ; skip .1.63 
$5.95 Hemington Speedak—speeds up e/ec. razors 3.88. 
2 Rubber Horseshoe Set—for 4 playé rs, limit 1 1,19   
  
    
      
  5-Grain Aspirin—bottle of 100 tablets   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
*1.50 Pinwae Home Permanents—2 for 1.19 . “ea. TTc 
98c Flit Insect Spray Bomb—kills bugs 
§9¢ Krank’s Super Shave Cream—limit 1 .;.... .34e 
Best Buys in Photographic Equipment   
  
- : s : 
$1.50 Ansco Film 3 Rolls 79° 
=. Gueranteed ‘All Weather’ black & white. (620-120-127),   
52,25 Airquipt Slide Magazines 1 Pits Argus Kodak, Viewlex, projectors. Holds 36 slides. 
COSCEOHE OE EO DEE OEOEOEDEOOOOEDOOOEOOOSOOSOES 
__/ Kodachrome COLOR Kodachrome io Fi 
6mm Movie Film | 36mm. Slide:'Film eres 
ttn, mn | SR Ce 
199 976 | 124-495 
Indoor mg outdoor film for ac- | For beautiful color ‘slides indoors 
_tion movies in full colors, Fresh J oF outdoors. Fresh dated. bimnit 
’ dated, Limit 6 rolls. 6.   $132.50 Mag, Movie pe ba P25 fast lens, lifetime guarantee, famous name, new. 2%. 
$4.95 Sabre Flash Gamera Camera and fash, Use ” films, 12 inaps in color or B&W, .   
“a NS EVER at SIMMS 
  *3.33 RB. G. Dun Bouquet Cigars—bor of 25 .....2.59 -E 
10c Fairway Lighter Fluid—3-oz. tin, limit 1 .... 5¢” 
Ef 
59c Brach’s Toffee Candy—foil wrapped, full Ib. .29¢ | 
25c Orange Slices Candy—limit 1 lb. .../...... lig’ 
    
   ‘25 Shorthand Notebook—spiral/style .../..... a ? 
    
      
   
       
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Grain Saccharin Tablets—bottle of 1000 . 
Kotex Feminine Napkins—pack of 12 . op 39 
60c Drene Shampoo—famous TV advertised ..o4¢ | 
25c Griffin's Alwhite Shoe Polish—liquid ..... 7 1d 
Bobby Pins—pack of 24, rubber tip . /...3 pkgs. 19¢ 
39c Brylcreme Hair Dressing—in tube ....... . .26¢ 
*1 Lipsticks—H. H. Ayers or Eve. in Paris ...... .34¢ 
79c Hazel Bishop Stick Deodorant ......... «os 04 
Milk of Magnesia Tablets—250 tablets for.../...39¢ 
Gillette ‘Blue Blades'—double edge, pkg. of 5 .. .18¢ 
E to 3. 
cidocdeodubeddcccecedéccecsooesepegseceesecs ‘ 
4g | Entire Summer Stock 
Ladies’ Shoes | : 
Values to $6 00 
Your Choice 
Dress shoes, playshoes,. flats, 
sailcloths, high heels, wedgies, 
etc. All. colors, white, beige, $ 
: blue, red. —Basement 
  Assorted Styles in 
7 ie Purses 
  Popular COTTON Knits 
Ladies’ T-Toppers 
| ‘198 Sie Srimning Sut" BBS To $2.95 Value 
le 
  All summer styles, ‘colorfast 
Full Fashioned 
/ to 79¢ PAIR 
or on ube in A 
ee 1S aenkee: 50 Sikes ose-10-10%6, 
Irregulars. 
SHOBNAIL Chenille 
Bedspreads te ilar $6.98 
ree Viscose 
“nylon 
: Ee « Twin 
Assorted Sty ues 
MEN'S G BOYS’ 
SHOES 
$5.98 a” Values 
E Clearance of moccasins, and 
E oxfords, broken size range 312 § 
to 12. ‘Save now. 
, Oxfords and Straps 
Children’s Shoes Value to $2.98 
—s Pray ay in 
» 4- 4%. 
Oxfords ry straps. 
—Basement Dh 
  _ Blue and Red Colors 
BOYS’ and GIRLS’ 
Canvas Oxfords 
($1.98 166 Sellers 
Blue and red canvas oxfords in 
sizes 4-8-8'2-12 and 12¥2. 
  Prints ai Solid Color | ! , 
13x13” TERRY 
Wash Cloths | 
599° Regular 39¢ each, Heavy terry 3 
cloth in solid colors, gay prints. 
  e variety of patterns, colors, etc... 
= Famous names included. "Sizes 
E 10 to 16. . —Main Fleer 3, 
     
     
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  NOON 'til 91 p. m. - 
          
         
       
            
           
  Aadlies’ Nyloas 
1 55.98 Everglaze Spreads, Drapes © 
  ae aut Sizes $- 
M-L To $8.95 ‘Warner’ & ‘Glamorize’ brands.. Broken Sizes. ., 
Orion in bite colér only. Sixes small & medium. ..... eeeeees 7 a 
“Combination skirt & short, Polished cotton. Size 14 
31.96 Girls’ Dresses 22 
418 
31.96 Girls’ Shorts or E 60x90-Inch Size 
     
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10 PAIR 
        
$2.95 Ladies’ Pucker Pants—4 for White pucker pants with garter tabs. Smgll size. thr eneneee 
  
58.95 Ladies’ Girdles | 347 
remit oo 
- One Big Lot Group ' Good Style Selection 
Ladies’ Blouses | Ladies’ Shorts To $2.95 Value’ To $3.00 Value © "| 
Prints, solids, pol- b Entire stock r1e~ Cc ka dots, tailored duced — still good and dressy, selection of colors, 
Sizes. 32 to 38° styles. (2 for 2 —Main Fleer § 1.50.) Malis Floor   ‘eeconesececongcasoooooqoossocsstososecesspes : 
$4.00 Ladies’ Skirts: une 7 Plains, plaids, ete, Mostly cottons, rome rayons. Sizes 22 to 26. ae 
52.00 Ladies’ Shrug Sweaters   
      SPECIALS for CHILDREN J 
$2.95 Girls’ “Skoris” Sets     - Os 
Size 3 only—plaid & plain scotch. acid et sacle   
Coewresecevesosocccesoocce ecocceees: Weseee 
“Chix” Percale Fitted , orsucl 
Crib Sheets | 
        Regular $1.98 $1.49 Value—4 tee 3 00 J 
Standard sheets for | ‘Happy _ jill’ oo fs “ crib mattresses, Knit blouses rat re 1 Bs 
sides, nylon mee a no ironing. ts / 
corners. to 14. Limit 4. ey, 
eesecoeeseoes pee Fo 
$3.95 Infants Qe 3.96 Infants’ Diaper Set Sizes M-L-XL. 9 
180 Ghild’s Polo Shirts—3 for. ‘American made 1st. septate : 
Girls All Weather ¢ length, 1ined, tet quality. Pet st bite ‘9 only. 
    
                 
   
     
  
        Entire stock summer shorts or blouses. it 
2 nfane’ Training P re 
a wilte with jack bord, wine 
5] $1.19 F Famous Bath ieee 
59c Tea Towels—3 for Attractive kitchen pattern. 16x26 inch size, pens print. .... 
So ccocccevccccerccccoosacossossoocoesoooces 
$1.98 Vinyl PLASTIC Assorted Sizes and Styles | 
Shower Curtains | Throw Rugs   
   
   
   
            
  
  6 x 6-ft. shower Hi- lo cottons, care 
curtain or 27 x 54- squa 
inch bathroom win- 9g: = pa — ores. Cc 
dow -curtains. Your 4 ” q i 
choice, es. Your choice. eee 
Basement 
snesvesesecesssorsccscocessoneessocensvoece 
ee 
Twin ‘or full size bedspreads or matching drapes. Your choice, — 
39c Guest Towels—4 for “Fingertip 22218 inch towels with ‘Guys. é Dolls’ design. 
$3.98 Ruffle Bedroom Curtains — Floral pattern curtain fm 40x00 inch sims. Per pelt, .. 
3 SPECIALS for MEN 
39c Men’s Work Sox—6 Pair “Cushion Sole" for double wear, Elastic tops. White, ms 99 
$2.49 Men’s Work Shirts Ss Twill in green, grey or khaki. Size 14 to 20. Sanforized, ...... 
COSHESS SOS SCOSSORCESESOECESEHOSEESESSES CCC 
    
  
  
Hanes Ribbed Style Men's Gaucho Style 
Men’s le! rts Sport Shirts “Inve. $1.29 Value - $2.49 Value 
Cotton knits in , 
stripe design. Wau 
se. in in sizes S-M-L. Pastel and dark col- 
ors in short sleeve 
ddoonssdudsencsncers secdedeedeGbetnedimboces 
$1.69 Men’s Sweat Shirts Fleece lined cotton: knits in qssorted colors, Sizes S-M-L-XL. “ii 
59c Men’s Ath. Undershorts, 4for | y Broadeloth with gripper fasteners. White only, sizes 28-30-32. .   
  
  
Sorry, No Phone Orders—No Mail Orders—No Layaways at 
These: new — Pare to Limit All emecen 
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15 Soviets to Take Joy RideThroughUS. 
decane sical ik Russian . Sighiseers Arriving for: Tour * [concentrated by removing two 
is of its water at low tempera-| 
cares under vacuum, pasteurizing| “ 
pat 150 to 155 degrees for 30 minutes,   
     
      
               
     
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in Buffalo, they will go on Aug.) g 
‘ 3 j% © Niagece Vals © ment 
ates te Menean | te New York for & day of sight 
a 
nal NEVER BEFORE A SALE TO MATCH IT! 
‘ scrote ead | Thousands of ~~ | 
ike Sas ao | FAMOUS BRAND WHITE SHIRTS 
Regularly $4.00 and $5.00    
               
    
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      U.S., Britain Agree 
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LONDON (AP) — The United 
States and Britain } have shifted to 
a policy of giving the Indonesian 
government limited military aid 
in an effort to offset increasing 
Communist bloc influence, diplo- 
matic informants in London say. 
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Indonesia has accepted a British 
offer to provide specialized train- 
ing for some army officers, the 
sources reported. The United 
States signed an agreement in 
Jakarta last Wednesday to sell| 
light arms to the Southeast Asian’ 
island republic. 
Some U.S. weapons already 
have been flown from Japan. to 
Indonesia and a shipment of 300 
trucks and Jeeps plus arms will 
sail soon from Yokohama. 
* * * 
The U.S.-British decision to help 
arm President Sukarno’s forces 
presumably was based on the rep- 
utation of top army leaders for 
being staunchly . an s 
The Communist party has polled 
the largest vote of any party in 
recent Indonesian elections, and 
army chiefs are reported worried 
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The auto swerved out of: control 
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down a 100-foot embankment, 
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their queen and her attendants, 
At the conclusion of the proces- 
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ing of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.” 
Following the consecration of the 
whole assembly there will be a 
candlelight ceremony around the 
statue of Mary, with choir singing. 
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958 Bok ee Go abe a = SA ; 
‘The appalling condition to which 
‘Indonesia's economy has fallen can 
be attributed’ to Communists and 
their dupes in the government. 
Early this year the resignation of 
me Harta touched off revolts in a 
number of islands. A former presi- 
. SuarRuppmn fled to Sumatra after 
protesting that disorderly anti-Dutch 
activities could turn Indoriesia over 
to the Communists. 
Dissident groups protested 
agaitist misrule and the inclusion 
of Communists in the government. 
- President: Sukarno turned: a deaf - 
ear. 9 Shope ledilimatd comea a 
papa at cp e 
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  si ion is: neutral al- oe pan tea 
interference in, Indonesia's internal 
- east. Treaty Organization - -we --are. 
pledged to stop Red aggression down 
through Indonesia, Australia and 
eate that food* production is in- 
ng is at a stand-— 
   No doubt the United States will 
have to rescue Indonesia to keep it 
* out of full Communist control. But   
‘It is then that its graceful curves 
and contours are most apparent. 
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Pix thousands of lights outline 
the suspension ‘span and its ap- 
proaches as perfectly as its draw- ) 
‘ing board scale. 
Accented by the reds near the 
’ water surface. to warn boats that 
there's something quite dangerous to 
them in the background, the. lights 
tell the silent and impressive story 
of “Mighty Mac’s” magnificence. 
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However, you get little idea of this 
great architectural and engineering 
triumph by merély crossing the 
bridge itself. 
Whether you are there by day 
or by night, you miss three- 
quarters of one of the century’s 
greatest spectacles if you don’t 
i“ get a side view of the bridge. 
fi This privilege is free to all, and is 
a especially good from the Mackinaw 
City side, where there are two good 
vantage points. 
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    proaches the turn to the ferry dock, 
go straight through to its end where 
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         the respected Vice President Monam- ‘ 
‘ dent of the Bank of Indonesia, 
affairs, AS a menilier of the South- 
‘Latest reports from. Jakarta ind, : 
pe poteny aes anen 
-with a medicirie dropper, 
d If you're on the street that ap-. 
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yu, get gd de vl of te east 
side of the bridge. 
Then continue westward along the 
street nearest the water, turning 
right under the bridge approach and 
follow through along the shore until 
you get to a point where most of the 
west side of the bridge looms before 
you. | 
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From the northern approach 
there is no favorable spot t6 get 
a closeup side view. of “Mighty 
Mac.” ee 
The Flight to Freedom _ According to the United States In- 
formation Agency, 3.5 million per- 
sons have fled from East to“ West 
Germany since the end of World War 
Il. ane 
“k. kk * 
a year alone despite heavier - 
border guard, 261,622 Gérmans . 
crossed into free Germany. Many - 
others are known to have come 
_. in without officially’ applying for 
asylum, These refugees who must 
leave. friends, relatives and 
worldly goods are a powerful 
answer to Communist propaganda 
‘of a democratic paradise in East 
Germany. 
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Soviet Germany is building more 
watch towers on the West German sig 
border and it now is a criminal of- - 
of fense, punishable as treason, to try 
to escape. In this way the Com- - 
>) munists hope ‘to put an-end to the 
_ public advertising of the unpopular- 
_... ity of the East German government . 
by thei aiAnias: Swho~ fee Hes 
tyranny. ee ' 
  ‘The Man'About Town.   
Out of Ordinary Animals and Birds Making 
Our Life More Interesting 
tb the aek-dey ot tak caly 
When his automobile keys were missing, 
’ Elmer Champeau 
of Lake Orion, suspected his pet crow. He 
found them in one of its hiding places 
in the hollow of a tree, 20 feet above the 
ground, also some coins, a bottle opener, 
pair of spectacles and some spoons—not 
“ all from the Champeau home. 
“The cutest things I ever saw,” phones 
Berkley Smithfield 
of Waterford, in telling about a brood of 
five young skunks being reared in his 
neighborhood by an old pair, “with their 
usual weapons in top working order.” 
When he looked at four young squirrels 
in a nest in a tree, 
Earl Windham 
of Walled Lake, found that something, had 
happened to their parents, and the babies 
were starving. He’s now feeding them 
and says 
“They'te gpowing like weeds,” 
When investigating some peenet 
plants in his garden, 
Arthur Felcher 
of Drayton Plains found that the squir- 
rels had beaten him to.it, and had dug 
out most of the nuts which were only 
partially matured. 
  
One of the happiest indications of a 
changing times comes from 
im Dr. Robert T. Hatt, 
Director of Cranbrook Institute of Science, 
who feels that we°are in a revolt against 
  Grade B films, TV commercials and 
Elvis Presley. 
Word comes to me from those con- 
firnfed and all-seeing globe trotters, 
Sarah Van Hoosen Jones 
and her boon companion, 
Alice Serrell, 
that they'll arrive home from their latest 
earth encircling jaunt on Sept. 86. 
Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Caroline Schwab 
of 152 Edison St.; eighty-ninth birthday. 
“- Mr. and Mrs. John F. Langerman 
of Birmingham; fitty-fifth wedding an- 
niversary. 
Mrs. Phoebe Holzman — 
of Bloomfield Hills; eighty-fourth birth- 
day.   
  
Faienes Carrolton 
of Birmingham: eighty-fifth birthday. 
Peter Mulcahey | 
of Lapeer; eighty-third birthday.    
WORLD 
MISSION 
' °° His Own Special Summit     
David Lawrence Says:   Voice of ne People   
_ ‘Citizens Must. Act to ‘ie 
- ‘ “Our Largest, Finest Park’   
Repors In Michigan ewnpapers ond mala egsines bo made 
— ‘many aware of the threat to Michigan's greatest state park—the wilder. 
“ness and scenic area of the Porcupine Mountains. This great panorama 
ot facasted bis, of otrenate and ales 3a now tenthd Oy S08’ Miteray. 
ya = 
' Its 58,000 acres constitute a reserve that a great many have 
already learned to love; and many more will see this summer by 
reason of increased traffic across the Straits of Mackinac, The 
greatest importance lies, however, in the future when all such spots 
will be invaluable for the retreation. that will be the more, greatly 
needed with our fast growing population, 
‘The threat to the park Hes if the interest of several mining com. 
~ panies in the copper sulphide ores of low grade that lie in the uplands 
of the park and below its offshore waters. ~ 
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Smelting of the ores in the region of the park would, undoubtedly 
bring about destruction of plant life of the area. The acid smoke from 
the smelters would create waste land for miles around, and the tailings 
from mining operations would further contribute to the despoilation-of 
w &. kt 
The mining interests may point out that the residents otf Michigan 
would gain from the mining operations—in payrolls, taxes and royal- 
ties to local communities, counties and state. They are less apt to 
point out that* these benefits come ftom the taxpayers’ pockets in 
government support of copper prices and that, if this support ended, 
their operations would also be tikely to end. 
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The economic value of the Porcupines is sure to te greater as a 
recreational park, for that use will continue and grow for centuries, 
The conservation'‘conittission of Michigan Kasthe authority to 
‘permit mining in this park. ‘It has taken no ‘action. Those who 
would save the park should make their opinions known. 
' Our state park system now numbers 60 sites—most of them small ‘ 
and crowded. Seventeen million visitors stopped ih tHese parks last the park. 
year. Porcupine, our largest and finest, is at stake. 
must act now if they are to save it. 's citizens 
The most effective way to do is to 
make your interests known to the Michigan Department of Conservation, 
Laane. Michigan...» 
Court Ignores People of Arkansas j=: _ 
WASHINGTON — Abraham Lin- Be 
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people will have ceased to be 
their own rulers, having to that 
extent practically resigned their 
government into the hands of that 
eminent tribunal.” 
‘Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1820 
that “‘to consider the judges as 
the ultimate arbiters of all consti- 
tutional questions is a very danger- 
ous doctrine indeed, and one which 
would place us under the despotism 
of an oligarchy.” { 
x * * 
These quotations become more 
than ever pertinent now because 
the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 
in St. Louis this week held that 
popular oppositjon’’ in the com- 
munity was primarily responsible 
for the belligerent attitude of the 
students at Central High School in 
Little Rock who protested, some- 
times with acts of violence inside 
the school, against “integration” 
in the classrooms. — 
The judges went farther when 
they criticized the school board — 
at Little Rock for not seeking 
injunctive relief ‘against those 
who opposed by unlawful acts the 
lawful integration plan.’’ The ap-   
The Country Parson 
  We “2 . 
“Preaching is like fighting bees 
-—you’re so busy swinging at 
pesky annbydfices you can’t con- 
centrate on what needs to be 
done.” . 
» peals court cited with disapproval 
the passage. of new laws by the . 
circumvent that ruling through, 
for instance, a pupil-assignment 
plan. 
The inference is clear that public 
opposition to the reversal in 1954 
‘of a Supreme Court ruling—which 
had been “affirmed and re- 
affirmed” for 58 years—-comes un- 
der the headings now of “unlawful 
acts.” This very point was dealt with by Judge Lemley of the U. S. 
District Court, who earlier this 
summer ordered the nement 
of “integration” in the Little Rock 
schools for two and a half years. 
He said in his formal opinion: 
“Relative to interference from 
outside the school, the plaintiffs 
urge that the (school) board should 
have either instituted criminal 
prosecutions against the persons 
responsible, or that it should have 
applied for injunctive relief, as 
was done in the Hoxie, Ark.,; and 
Clinton, Tenn., cases. 
(Copyright 1958)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Readers’ Round Table 
on Effects of Calcium 
“We are grateful for help re- 
ceived paras ipa your Personal Health 
appears daily in our 
paper, een Daly ration of Calcium and 
vitamin D hgs put my husband on 
his feet again after years of pain 
in the joints. He is able to walk 
for miles now and feels fine.’ 
(Mrs. W. T.—Saskatoon, Canada). 
* * 
“Your talks on 
cal urn a Citi 
my husband a 
. world of good. He 
now takes not less 
than 3 glasses of 
milk daily and 
supplements _ this 
high calcium food 
with extra cal- 
cium and D. For 
years he had 
pains in his knees DR. BRADY — 
every winter and blamed it on the 
dampness where he works. Now 
the pains are gone (none at all the: 
past year) and he continues his 
high calcium diet the year around 
—milk, cheese, oatmeal, etc.” (W. 
A., Pennsylvania). * 
* * * 
“TY bad trouble in both shoul- 
ders, right wrist, ‘both feet. So 
sore and stiff that when I got 
up in the morning it felt as 
though the bones must be broken, 
I started to take a quart of milk 
daily and 3 to 6 calcium capsules 
with it, and in a month I began 
to get relief. In a few more 
weeks all soreness in joints was 
gone, I ran out of calcium and 
took none for'a month or so. 
The pain began again, and you 
may be sure I started eating 
calcium again. Ever since I have 
kept it up regularly and I do not 
suffer any more.” (H. E. D., 
Minnesota). 
“Three glasses of milk, usually 
skim milk, plus three calc1um 
wafers a day (calcium and D) 
have eliminated the stiffness in. 
arm and back which plagued me 
every night. After an hour or so 
in the morning the muscles would 
unkink, but at night they seemed 
to tighten up so that I couldn’t 
rest. When I took your advice and 
supplemented my diet with Ca & 
.D, I was able to uncoil, at night 
and sleep relaxed.” (J, H. M.) 
Two years -ago, following your 
teachings, I started eating cal: 
cium and D. Took 6. with meals 
every day for two months, skipped 
a month, then 3 a day for two 
months, skipped another month, 
now I eat Six twice a week. My 
joints feel 20 years younger and 
my nerves are steady... . 
* * * 
“Over a year ago I was in con- 
stant pain in left shoulder. Could * 
  hardly move it— took my right ~ 
hands to lift left to my head. 
Commenced gating calcium 
wafers as you recommended for 
~{ bursitis. After two. weeks no- 
tieed some change for the better, 
kept on. with the medicine .. . 
for several months have been. 
fine, use my arm\ 
qyer with no pain stiffness 
     
   
     
    freely. as_, «+» 15 years old. Expect to con- 
tinue with calcium as long as I 
live.” @. Ht.) a 
(Well, shouldn’t we all? Calcium 
is food, not medicine. FOOD. So 
you EAT it, preferably in its nat- 
ural state—in such calcium rich 
foods as whole milk, skim milk, 
buttermilk, cheese, egg yolks, 
green leafy vegetables, peas, 
beans, nuts, peanuts. If your diet 
s not a high calcium diet, then City Fire . Protection 
Interests Readers — 
Pontiac is indeed fortunate in 
having a most capable and far- 
sighted City Planning Commission, 
City. Commission and City Man- 
ager. : 
Gradually" streets are being 
“Hall, dg ade Safety Building, 
Library, Westside Fire Station, 
etc., all om a pay-as-you-go basis. ‘ 
Other improvements are con- 
templated in the near future, we 
understand, which are right for 
a progressive city such as Pontiac. 
We hope that, in the planning; 
the necessity of a new fire station 
in ‘the Baldwin-Walton area will 
hot be overlooked. Since the fi- 
nancial picture in Pontiac’ is so 
bright, we -believe that now. is 
the time to include such a neces- 
sary item in the 1959 budget. 
Interested in Progress 
Correct, the’ primary function of 
a fire station is to house firemen 
and engines. Did you know that 
Pontiac’s; downtown station, the   you must supplement it with cal- ned” one, (built in 1867) 
is too small‘ to house an aerial Robert T. Hatt, Director | 
Coambresk Institute of Science ) 
are sagging, wheee heating is 
inadequate. and whose kitchen 
= area 7 once a hay 
Libraries are a Know!l- 
edge is necessary, but library pa- 
torns can take the books to their 
comfortable homes to enjoy thém. 
Men ‘and equipment that protect 
City of Pontiac deserve better 
treatment than a 91-year-old build- 
ing that should be torn down before 
it-falls down. ~. - 
Daughter of a City Firefighter 
I am in complete agreement 
with Mr. Price’ # yecent letter re- 
garding inadequate fire protection 
  ‘in the area north of Fister Body. 
ed added fire protection for this © 
area, 
However, we do not wish to ap- 
pear critical of the Pontiac Fire 
.Department, but do believe they 
do a very fine job with the equip- 
ment and facilities at their com- 
mand... « 
    
Ghee Records of a Psychologist:   an te = truck that would be invaluable i G. W. Gray weeks, but every ) wi Iv e in ; 
* oe the event of fire in the taller ©. Yale 
ey: tle wy ‘cane sore, ae wae sonal —— mat, letters . for Yale ot the People 
-bealth . and nieisas Tot dlessss. Cine: iag- Did you know that there are 18 This ie 
nosis or treatment, will be be answered Be wit inform: 
Dr Brady, if @ stam watt? men, and four trucks on duty 24 Meo yam pon, request if the letter 
_ Méressed ‘enyelape ig sent'to Fae Poo- hours a day in a building whose must be under 200, words “and The 
(Copyright 1988) walls are backing, whose foors Saute, erm ee Tw “, Es 2 
Collegians, Don’t Squander Money 
Notice how Bill violated King 
David’s philosophy. Family life 
should be a teamwork affair. 
When you kids go on to col- 
lege, dad and mother often are 
working your way through 
school for you. So look on the 
money they send you as sacri- 
fictal gifts. King David would 
call it blood money, not to be 
squandered for foolish items. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE Y-393: Bill. T., aged 18, 
entered college last semester. 
He comes from an average jhome 
where there are.several other chil- 
dren and the father peak can 
make ends meet. 
x *« * 
But his parents skimped and 
saved and borrowed some money 
to help start Bill into college. 
The first month, however, Bill 
and his hometown girl had a 
quarrel.: So Bill called her sev- 
eral times per. week. In fact, 
his phone bill was $28 before the 
end of the month. 
Yet the $28 to pay for these fool- 
ish calls came from that loan on 
his Dad’s life insurance policy: 
_ “* * -& 
I’m stressing this case today be- 
cause when you kids are old 
enough to go to 
college, it is high 
time you got a 
little old fashioned 
gumption or 
“horse sense’’. in- 
to your noodles. 
And -gumption 
involves’ 
in the use of 
Don’t. think I 
DR. CRANE, am picking, solely 
on the boys, for a lot of you coeds 
are just as stupid. 
For exafhple, here’s a girl 
oe eee 
  goes out to wash and scrub and 
help her neighbors, just so she 
can make a little extra money to 
_ pond her daughter to college. 
That mother sometimes makes 
$10 a week extra. to apply to her 
daughter’s higher education. 
* * * 
Yet that same daughter has 
started the cigaret habit since go- ing to college, and tow burris up 
$104 per year on the ends of her 
cigarets. ‘ 
For that $104 ($2 per week) is 
the the outlay burned up on. the 
ends of cigarets by just the “aver- 
age”’ (one pack per day) smoker. 
When college kids are being 
“financed by s on thé part 
of their dad and mother, they 
are disloyal to waste even a 
penny of such financial aid sed 
home. 
If you dislike this blunt endict- 
ment, then discuss this very prob- 
len in your Sunday School class 
next week, or use it as the basis 
for a Young People’s Meeting on 
Sunday night. 
x wk ik 
And to give you ah apt text for 
the latter purpose, just read I 
Samuel 23:15-17. 
King David was hemmed in by 
the hostile Philistine army. One 
day he expressed the wish that 
he might have a drink of water 
from the well of Bethlehem. 
Unbeknown to David, 3 of his 
mighty -men. slashed their way 
clear through the Philistine army | 
nee ee 
hem wel. °° 
x * *& 
Guia the hind wkd back Se =e David and offered him a 
n 
this sacrificial gift on cigarets or 
phone calls to a quarreling girl 
friend? 
"Net on your life! He deemed Teenagers, i it holy, bought with the blood 
of the brave soldiers who had 
fought their way twice through 
- the hostile army. 
-So he regarded the water as fit 
only for a sacrifice to Jehovah. 
x * * 
Maybe some of you teenagers 
better discuss this case before next 
semester, so those who are going 
forth to college for the first time — 
will learn to play.ball more fairly 
with their parents. 
Family life should be a matter 
of team-work. When dad and 
mother deny themselves. many 
needed conveniences to send you 
college kids an extra $25 of $650, 
      don’t waste the money on inane 
items, 
Be sure you play ball with the 
devoted allies back home who are 
ae work your way oer 
school... 
“ke wk 
Send for 9 Delget Test for 
  return ectdopee de. (non- 
profit). Use it ered for dis- 
cussion at church, 
Did David figuratively squander _ Always write \W, Crane are of T mise ee hontine ean expiodin a oe 4c stamped © gelt-address — 200 to cover 
typing costs when you send 
(Copyright 1988) 
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  THE RONTIAG PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958   
      
Deaths in Ponta and Nearby Areas MRS. LOYSE L. DUDLEY 
Mrs, Loyse L. (Gertrude) Dudley|Mrs. Ralph Leinen of Idaho, 
of 1272 Merry Rd. who. had been} Service will be at 1:30 p.m. ill several months: was dead on|Friday from Sparks-Griffin Chapel arrival at Pontiac General Hos:|with burial in White Chapel Mem- pel yesterday morning, She wasiorial Cemetery, 
Mrs. Dudley was a member of 
Mon phy enero Church — of] 
erom, andthe Royal Neigh Witinens Dr. died America, bors of 
« Surviving besides her husband] terday, 
is a sister, Mrs. Volney Ward of 
Indianapolis. Be 
Mrs. Dudley's body witl be taken 
from the Donelson-Johns Funeral 
Home at hoon Thursday to. the 
Carruthers Funeral Home at: Sulli- 
van, Ind. for service and Warial 
- Saturday, 
MRS. C, GOLDSWORTHY 
Mrs, Clifford (Inez M.) Golds- 
worthy, 57, of 4840 Fenmore St. 
died yesterday’ in Palmer Osteo- 
pathic Hospital, Detroit. 
A native of Finland, she was a 
member of the Lutheran Church. }' 
eight grandchildren: ‘three brothers 
and three sisters, Earl and Aimar 
Ayala of Pontiac, George “Ayala! | RS Mrs. Julian Dahl and 
SIDNEY EK, GREENTHAL, _ 
esd Siegen it 2 
suddenly 
  heart ailment at his residence yes: 
He was. a retired dechtiin: 
Surviving are his wife, Winnie; 
three’ sons, Charles of Waterford, 
Merlin of Union Lake and Ralph 
of Arizona, anda brother, | 
Service will be at 3:30 p.m. Fri- 
day from the Sparks-Griffin Chape} 
with burial following in Perry Mt. 
Park Cemetery. 
MRS.. WIRT D, JACOBS 
‘Mrs. Wirt D. (Bertha L.) Jacobs; 
84, of 35 Cooley St, died yesterday 
of a-heart ailment after a brief 
illness. 
Mrs, Jacobs was a member of 
irst Baptist Church and. the 
Class of her church, < 
She ‘leaves her husband; a 
daughter and two sons, Mrs, Har- 
land‘W. Fogal, Gerald C: and Don- 
ald -M, Jacobs, .all of Pontiac; four 
  and Mrs, Arthur Hendrickson of 
  
  grandchildren; three great-grand-   
   
       
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GEORGE MM. PETERSON 
George M. Peterson, 78, of 209 
}Osmypn St, died yesterday al 
two daughters, Rev: Maurice 
Peterson of Paw Paw, Kenneth at 
Mrs. Charles Brooks of 
Auburn Heights, Mrs. Harvey 
Prestel and 
of Pontiac. 
Service will be at 2:30 p.m, Fri- 
fay from the First. Baptist Church 
with burial in White Chapel Me- 
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body is at the Huntoon Funeral 
Home. + 
MRS. DAVID 8; LEWIS. , 
= Service for Mrs. 
David S. (Lucy M.) Lewis, 84,| , 
will be held at 2 p.m, Thursday 
at the Baird Funeral Home, Burial 
will be in Clarkston Cemetery, 
Clarkston. 
Mrs, Lewis died Tuesday follow- 
She was a past matron and a 
Hife. member of Martha Chapter, 
    
  H. and Gaba E., both of Lapeer; 
      
       
       
| MRS. FRANK E, McGUNEGLE 
*MARLETTE —Service for Mrs. 
ank E. (Bertha V.) McGuriegle, 
74, of Marlette, will be held at 2 
p.m. Thursday at the Marlette 
| Methodist Church, Burial will be 
in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Lapeer. 
\Her body is at the March Brothers 
Funeral Home, 
Mrs. McGunegle died Tuesday in 
the Marlette Community Hospital, 
following a short illness, 
. She was a graduate of Eastern 
Michigan Co'lege in Ypsilanti and 
was a teacher in Marlette schools 
for several years. A member of | 
the Marlette Methodist Church, 
Surviving are her husband, 
Frank E.; two sons, Dr. Keate T. 
       
t Peterson, both}, 
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    School bells will be ringing again almost 
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plump up your 
piggy bank with. 
- these 
pork sale specials! - PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 46-02. cans 89¢ Kroger’s—Howail’s pride for «delicious punches. ee Slaw: DRESSING 
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COPPER CLEANER r See ee ‘Lewedh anton pitens; ta: Youll 
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Yor tt a ree |. GREER. REESTONE (yim ee SPOTLIGHT . ... Ib. beg be a 
| € Rich, delicious, oromatic from Kroger. 
43hror. € can 49¢ | seac 2% @ VAC PAC... I Ib. con 75¢ 
SPAGHETTI | e — oe , Save now on Krager-fomous Spotlight. 
Chet Boy-ArDee loods it | Make a peach up-side-down-cake. It's-easier than you think. me FRENCH BRAND | |b. bed 77¢ 
with mest yee 6% ry . “~ ‘The toste is rich and exotic os ever. 
21SY-or cee | avondale peaches sev ~32 7 9: afi COFFEE 6-1 ar te ices or halves—wondertul with cottage cheese P uce, = brand, for @ quick pickup. 
DASH kn ae | Sli hal dertul with cottag h lett 
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+ # savings on steok, "| SWIFT'NING seve 10¢. 3-Ib:-can 69 TOMATO JUICE 3 46 oz. cans teas 
   
     FRUIT COCKTAIL . 3 303 « cans 69 
Del meres blends five fruits in syrup. 
SWIFT'S SAUSAGE Taste-tour Vienna during 
_ the cocktail hour. 
4-92. can 23¢ 
SWIFT'S SPAGHETT’ ~ With meat bolls. 
Toke a breok! Serve dinner 
on the double! 
24-0z. can 39c 
NESTEA 
“ Now! Pour delicious het or 
Iced tea Instantly. 
49c APPLESAUCE . . 2303 cans 29¢ 
’ Kroger’s own “y of iokca* in’ spice. 
  
  Sove Sc! Versotile—tfor 
. salads or cooking. 
Ot. 74¢ CENTER CcuT cHops u 79° Only Kroger has pork s0 tender and lean. 
Ae LOIN END ROAST 
th. ay 
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All you ever wished for 
on a green salod. 
8-07. bil. 39e Kroger’s choice, tender and tasty pork. 
Lots to slice sal savory sandwiching! Buy « whole, sat oc ela 
39° 
chicken. sitts 
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THIGHS J... Ib. 59 
BREASTS sme . Ib, 590 “OK ae 
CANNED HAM Me, E Morrell’s choice tor _— or parties. BUBBLE BATH 
Sit beck and relox In 
Townley’s sweet scent. 
[0-0z. pkg. 39¢ 
BATH CRYSTALS _ bouche 7-rib end cut for choice feasting. A menu must for Sunday meals. 
Softens the water to give 
~ you a softer skin. 
3 Ib pkg, 72¢ bacon: ‘ 69 _ Hygrade Sweet-Nized ES ee re 
TETLEY TEA-BAGS—_| foro easy servirig—Chicken, Beet or Turkey. _ , hie: | 
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48-ct. pkg. 65¢ FIG BARS. . 2 Ib. pkg. 49 Canned Picnic. .2 lbs. $1.89 | Pork Shoulder 2-Ib. can $1.79 With purchase of ‘ se 
Children love them with their milk, CHEER a] No bones about it! Plumrose-perfect! Plumrose boneless for easier, slicing. 
TETLEY TEA BAGS | , 7 t ~ et Kroger’s N ow Pec 
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Kale saat ae 8 ale! m * . | Plumrose packs ‘em for busy-doy dinners. Pock and go picnicking with Plumrose. ; BLUE. CHEER....... ; Pe. Be 3 } 
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FREE it IN PA eKAGE 
KING SIZE BLUE CHEER eee as 
FREE CLOTHES BRUSH N “PACKAGE. 
MILD COLBY CHEESE ». 45 4 For casseroles and just ploin ‘woah 
MARGARINE =", = Be Eatmore, rich ond creamy good — spreads 
"BUTTERMILK BREAD 21235" Yellow crearny texture thot’s delicious, Kroger sliced. 
WHITE BREAD . . .2 tmw 39 Nature’s: staff of life — Kroger-fresh sliced. 
  kroger lowers melon prices! “LUNCH BAGS 
Alt your pockebies stay fresher 
in Tidy House. - 
— -2-20-ct, pkgs, 25¢ 
9 LIVES PET FOOD Adds a tenth to the life 
of Fido or Felix. 
3 b-oz. cans 43¢    WHOLE _ 
watermelons oe 0% 49: . Now a new low che on ‘husky red- pes 
  ANGEL FOOD 
cake @ rave Nee 439 
Extra light ond fluffy—13-e9¢ recipe. — - SOFT WEVE TISSUE * $tock up now of this low, | 
low price. “xtra soft! 
Your Choice .....:: “sod 59¢ ay 27c | Your Choice .....':each59¢ CARROTS ...... 29 , WE ) io 2 rolls Tc CARROTS, a bee Gyles re c . DUNCAN HINES— Seve 20 WHITE BREAD oe e¢e boat 16° 
HONEY DEWS @— CASABAS é . ik ry , 79: Kroger-boked ond delivered fresh’ daily. saath 
WALDORF TISSUE PERSIANS © CRANSHAWS , CUO BREX 3 rhe. LEMONADE ..... Treesweet frozen brand for summer thirst aid. POTATOES .... 10-. bes 39¢ - Choe., or devil’s food to please your famil 
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4 rolls 35¢ : L We reserve the right to limit quantities. All prices and items effective throug b Saturday, Aseus 23, 1958 at all Kroger stores in Detroit and Eastern Michigan. - 
WAXED PAPER ........ 125-ft. roll 27¢ WAS es dee. oe 2 ange pis 65¢ DREFE col ee. cee. 2 large pkgs. 65¢ FLUFFO eet Med. ae tb, can Be 
Cut Rite keeps left over foods fresher longer. . Turn the tide on woshday-—-washing’s a cinch. ; Mild end gentle for delicate fabrics and nylons.: ” Gives you richer looking, tastier cokes. : 
CORNED BEEF HASH..... |6-0z. can 35¢ CHEER 2 large pie 65¢ JOY LIQUID ...... "2... 12-02 pan 39c CHORE GIRL CLEANER .. .pkg. of 3 25¢ 
Silver. Skillet—tops in taste and quality, You’ ve never seen washes so clean and white. f One capful does a whole pon of dirty dishes. Gets greasy pots and pans clean in a jiffy. 
REALEMON LIME JUICE ...... 8 ozs. 1% ‘ZEST DEODORANT BAR ».... 210g. 29 | COMET CLEANSER. 214-02.cans 33¢ © GOLDEN FLEECE ........ pkg. of 3 23¢ 
Reconstituted for added taste and tangy flavor. ° . Get round-the-clock etait) safe. ; No “hard tearing or tubbing with this cleoner. Just wipe away the dirt from pots and pans. 
‘LAVA ..... \......1.., 2latge bars.25¢ ZEST DEODORANT BAR ...> 2/bath 43¢ —-SPIC AND SPAN ........... Ib. pkg. 31e © MIRACLE WHIP ............ 30h: 53e 
Gets deep, stubborn dirt that other soaps miss, Avoid offensive odors—feel refreshed all day. The modern “once over” detergent for wolls. Give your feverite solods thot adage eam. a ae 
WE oe fe. xe ...2 large pkgs. 67¢ DASH DETERGENT ....... 25 ozs. 4le CASCADE ............... 20 ozs..49¢ ~ HILLS BROS. COFFEE. ..n.ccv ee sen Ib.: 84c 
Duz does eiintirg so. clean and “wy white, I . The ,washday miracle. Mild ond gentle on hands. No spots from your dishwasher with this wonder. Reg. or Drip—smell that rich smooth eroma,. 
OXYDOL . eS . a ee et iw ck bie : BLUE DOT DUZ . .2 large pkgs. bTe . VERNELL'S BUTTER MINT: ‘7-01. pkg. 29¢ STRONGHEART ... .10 bor. cans +8 sa 
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that feel so natural on 
their feet.      Yorkshire 
SHOES FOR BOYS 
      Black or Brown 
Sizes to. 3° 
of youngsters from Pontiac head north for 
summer camps. This summer for the llth con- 
secutive year Pontiac Downtown Kiwanis Club. 
is helping 34 to attend on Kiwanis camp scholar- 
ships. With the advice of teachers in making. 
» the selections, help is extended to boys who are   willing to earn part of their camp tuition during 
“the school year. The project is one of numerous 
@nes promoted by Kiwanians to assist youngsters. 
Above, Kenneth Racine (left) and Ronald Wat- 
Akins are ready to take off for camp. With them 
is Kiwanian a a 
  
   Horse population of the U, S. 
has dropped to three million.   
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  By NEISNER’S S¢ 10.$1 — VARIETY STORES      
  LITTLE ROCK, Ark. 
            
        
          
        
  ‘SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES. ALL THIS "WEEK | 
Misses’ and Women's Captivating ) 
CAPRI. PANTS 
\¢ OT 109.199 f 
SAVE42* 
Buy two for 3.00 
     
      
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  tion here. 
* * * 
Blossom, 
Sleek fitting sanforized fabrics in a won- puts it this way: 
derful assortment of woven plaids and to do.” 
xk * * stripes. These poms are guaranteed ‘for 
— tailoring and workmanship. Back 
zi 2 side pockets. Some California 
hi rise ee Sizes 10 to 18. 
SMASH VALUE an Boye’ Iny League Wash and Wear \" 
\ Chino PANTS f SAVE 1.00 
seg, 9-99 
Little or no ironing required. - 
sists spots, stains and creases. 
these pants with confidence. 
_ cut. Colors... Wheat or black. Aa 
_ Sizes.6 to 12. 
Children's BOXER 
DUNGAREES | Ui ul UU LIA 
las the city art prakay   a 7 
He achieved both. 
¥ Nt \ \ \\ Little Rock: in 1953. 
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  I ever saw.” 
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time. 
ters, 
  at ne hee “He's sin Middle 
{at Litfle Rock School Supt. Blossom, 
Known as Fighter, Says, 
‘I've Got a Job to Do’ x 
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By RICHARD DAW 
|School Supt. ‘Virgil Blossom, the! i man in the middle in Little Rock's 
simmering: integration crisis, has’ 
a reputation as a fighter. | 
The 51-year-old native Missour- 
‘jan head the reputation long before 
he became a central figure in the 
current battle over schoo] integra- | 
A newspaper columnist at Fay. 
. struggled | 
Climate, it 
puts fight and win in your blood.” 
a hulking six-footer, 
“T’ve got a job 
Blossom speht his © youth in 
Brookfield, a small éen 
‘souri town ieee his nee ran a, 
He entered Missouri Valley Col- | 
lege at Marshall, Mo., on an ath- 
letic scholarship, His goals were 
to teach and be an athletic coach. | 
; His first job out of college was! 
at Fayetteville High School, where 
he became athletic director and a) 
social science teacher in 1930.) 
ae he became principal and 
then superintendent. He moved to 
Blossom’s colleagues tell the 
story of a.wayward youth who was 
sent to’ him after several warn- 
mates. “But as he talked I started’ 
jgetting, smaller and he started: 
getting Digger. By the time he got 
through, he was the biggest man 
       
        
   
  Blossom is active in civic or- 
| ganizations. He taught a Metho- 
t men’s Bible class until short- 
integration. 
crisis forced him to give up some: 
of his activities because of lack of: 
He ‘and his wife have two daugh-| 
Bette Sue, 20, and Gail, 17.’ 
;Gail attended Central High during) 
ithe tension-packed 1957-58 school | 
year and graduated in June. 
        
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States normally averages about 2.5 
jee for every person in the coun- 
    
2 pair 1.35 These dungarees can take ple 
of hard wear. 2 pockets, mai 
head trim. Elastic waist for easy 
dressing. Sizes 3 to 6x. 
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oo IM prt Nonslip Carbon Paper 3 Indian Army Relieves _| evacuated and see om ne Now Pee Wear: 
‘ 2 a’ carbon : 
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count or adding to your present account with 
a purchase of 18.95 or more during this sale.    
       
  
Don't Miss This Outstanding Valve 
Lawn 
with ALL-NEW 
LIFT-OUT BASKET 
        
        
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Reg. 34.50 
? 22s 
Sweeps’ up grass, twigs and leaves ten times faster 
than hand raking—gives your Jawn that well-groomed 
look! Don’t delay, quantities are limited. 
     
   
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wi DeLuxe Champion 
NEW TREAD 
Applied on sound tire 
: — read pees same 
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quality as new car tires. 4° 
a Weekly per ‘set 
140 N. SAGINAW FE 5.2620.    
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GREEN STAMPS, Too! wr S. “CHOICE” Lams 
tains Roast 59 LAMB CHOPS—RIB CUT ......... u.99¢ 
aS ee tas eee oat ‘LAMB CHOPS—-BLADE CUT... ... u. 89c | 
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-_THE PONTIAC PRESS, EP ESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1958. 
ABCs on Five Soreectad Major ea i to Social Security Prog: | oe at MARLOW dies into law shortly, Most won't; Retired ‘ workers now drawing;with a child, ufder 18, both the/the payments now range trois $15; A widow with two or more chil-lit pin y program get government help. “It will mean 
Sa A) a into — nae = Jan. - 1./Social Security payments will get) Wile and child receive payments |to, $54.30 a month: . i dren under 18 now gets payments|These are the needy aged, Lanagp blag 
“a a 7 per cent boost in checks they oe ca eo . hag — SURVIVORS =” ranging from: $50: to $200, ‘They'll|too blind ul omayv Hod te earn a|make - 7 this 
just ed : receive after Feb. 1. , es For such a a a child Payments also rise for eligible |€ ped llaagegen ge pls ghee ederal ow Soong: puts up 
cial Spearliy protean: President|Soctal ante Ge med her xe ke” * survivors of a worker who. waS| 11, 2 covered worker — if he’s|#0 much money for them, and aa : 
parse is expected to sign|payments sto retired workers. Also Their payments now range from j e covered by Social Security but at least 59 and is totally disabled|their state puts up so much, What 25.1b, Beast Shrinks 
included ‘are bigger payments to|/$30 a month to $108.50. Under the/¢ N ‘Expects Ik died — before or after reaching|"" “s aes to what|they get varies from’ wate lta. 5 Lb, Befo ee 
-|survivors .of ‘deceased workers,|new law they'll get from $33 to oye vvy xpe @ 65. They go up Jan. 1; but the jn- we xia eee ee if he had|state. "The verletie depends oa Qo e re Dog 
3 Die as Boa f ieatied workers and aed per-|$116. This applies to retired work-/fo Vacation. at Newport creases won't be mailed out until reached 65, and retired. But his|how much the state puts up. / CHICAGO (AP) — Shnooks, a 
      
     
    
  
  
: ers already drawing payments be- ' February. depéndents — a wife and children x « -% jeocker spaniel, was’ barking loyd- 
THE TAX fore Jan. 1. , PROVIDENCE, R. 1. (AP)—| A woman now drawing Pay-lunder 18 — have been getting no| The maximum government pay-|ly in the back yard. 
Employers and Employes -both Those going on the retirement New England Telephone’ & Tele-jments as the widow of a worker payments. ment — towards the total govern-| . ‘’ oo ey 
“ have to pay a Social Security tax.|Tolls after that date wjll receive|graph Co. says it understands the|will receive an increase of about x *¢ * | ment-state payment. for people in| Mrs, Irene* Griffith, the dog’s 
urns er: For each it now is 2% per cent|from $33 to $127, althinigh ‘ wikiiery eupocts Fresigent Eisediie-|7 par cent after.damt %. this grow — was $08 ment, Niger ee ice and told 
on -the first $4,200 of a worker’s|be some years before anyone/er to vacation at Newport, R. L, kok Under the new law they will: goes up to $65.and takes et them a lo -%S-pound 
annual earnings, or a maximum /|® starts drawing as much as $127.jagain this year ‘‘and we are mak- Month! nts to the widow the same émount they would have |ROW fect Oct, 1. | Ww 
S | Oth tax of $94.50. Retired workers’ wives whi ing our plans accordingly.” pine , ig [received it he had reached €5 and everal Others Aboard orkers’ wives who are ot a worker — if she has 4 child] ‘tired The wife of a disabled| ~Jn the case of needy children —|perched on a fence, was threaten- Cabin Liu . Left! x k& * eligible for payments because of} This was the response of Lorenz | under 18 — now range from $45 worker — if there’s no child under |Usuelly meaning children whose ing Shnooks, 
iser tle On Jan. 1 the tax goes up tojtheir age will also get a 7 per|Dahl Jr., public relations superin-\to $162.50. Payments to her willl1g _ can get no payment until/fathers have deserted them’ or - 2 & 
Floundering in Water 2% per cent on the first $4,800)cent boost in.their checks. tendent, when asked last night/go up to a minimum of $53 and/on. has reached 62 \died and. whose mothers are need-} Police found no ferocious ani- 
of earnings, or $120, x &k * ___ |about reports that telephone crews!_ maximum of $190.60. What she ~ ed at home to raise them — the|mal in the back yard, Instead, , 
ee The self-employed after Jan. 1| If a worker reaches 65, retires|aré working Overtime setting UP/zets will be based on her hus-|PUBLIC ASSISTANCE maximum government paymentithey caught®°a frightened five- . 
CITY, N. J. (AP) nA, pay 30 ter cant bn the firatland starts drawing peymants bat|WachindioesNewport lines pent's cccaina, of cenit: About 5,600,000 people not other-|was $32, Tis Tew goek Sony" ped sum, which Shnooks o 
cabin cruiser upset in ‘rough seas|¥4,800 instead of 3% on $4,200. has a wife younger than he and| “It could be true,” Dahl said. Ithe case of all widows. wise covered by the Social Secur- stalk sorte wee aga 
here late yesterday, killing three onus - 
of its oceupants and leaving sev- 
en others floundering in the ocean. 
pe eh a oe 
ard moterboat who tried to pik to the disabled craft's res- 
cue were also swept into the sea 
by i0-foot-high waves, 
". £. % — 
One of the dead was a Roman - 
Cathelic priest of the Byzantine 
rite,. He was identified by~ the 
Coast Guard as Father Vladimir 
Romag Catholic Chureh in. Bethe| School bells ring and Child-ren sing it's back to -Rob-ert — dall - gain :               
lehem, Pa. 
The other vietims were Ediward | - 
McHugh of Penndell, Pa., owner 
of the cabin cruiser, and Clarence 
Jewell, Bethlehem, Pa: 
Coast Guardsmen said all three 
were apparently killed when the 
roofof their boat, ‘the Four-in- 
One, struck them in the head as 
it overturned, 
Robert McHugh, 16-year-old son 
of the boat's owner, pulled his fa- 
ther of a life raft and kept speak- 
ing to him in.a vain attempt to] * 
keep .him conscious until rescuers 
arrived, 
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Another’ survivor was Father / 
Paul Firczak, 47, Beaver - Mead- ’ 
ows, Pa., a brother of the dead 
priest. 
None’of the survivors was seri- 
ously injured, 
    
Tiny David Again 
Deteats Goliath 
on Field of Battle 
LONDON (AP)—David and Go- 
liath met again in battle yester- 
day, 
Goliath is a 1,200-pound bull 
which charged. through two ; 
barbed wire fences and terrorized . 
16 children, : : : . 
-David is 43-pound David Butter ~ | 4 
a tough little 4-year-old: who like . 
his biblical namésake refused to 
cla - $Choo IK They — in a playing field at es 5 
Slytield Green, Surrey. | 4 | : 
Se ~ Thursday! F riday! Saturday! when the big black bullock 
charged snorting into the field. 
All but David: ran screaming 
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           “T got a stick and hit the bull 
and said ‘Shoo,’ David said-——;—— 
“The bull just stood still when 
J hit him. So I hit, him again, He 
stamped his feet. So IT hit him again. ” 
That was enough for Goliath 
the bullock. He turned and fled. 
Today Goliath's days were num- 
bered, He was grazing again in 
a field not far from a local 
slaughterhouse.   
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“Yes,” said Gerry, her outsize 
eyes like wedgewood green salt 
_ jdishes. “I have. the most rancid 
\dressing table in town,” 
“I coukin't really afford such a 
~~ Inose,”” Herbert put in. 
it was foolish.” 
3 eee and said here, smelly—now cut 
out this Paris perfume nonsense.” 
GALLANT GESTURE . 
“And I said,” Gerry said, “How 
tres gallant of you, ‘Mr. Gallant. 
Pour moi?” 
And that is how come handsome 
Gerry. Gallant — a 
  I took them to a local chem- 
and told him to concoct the 
of all 
  the essencés, . Which; Money. a3 
he did,, And I brought it home| Gerry Gallant,” was conceived te save 
| money. It is being sold to make La! La! Tres Gallant to. Ear Dollars! mula scent, brought by her ‘hus- band as a gag, should be sold, 
“The babies,” she pointed out, 
“need a new pair of camps.” 
* * & 
So Herbert — the son of coat- 
and-suit master Frank Gallant, 
and an old hand in the business 
of ‘- rushed out to 
a French family. in New York who 
would wrap the bottles in gold 
paper and cellophane. He 
signed a fancy label. He slipped 
the chemist Some green to keep 
him in jasmine and ambergris. 
CONSIDERED PRICE : 
Then he sat down and consid- de-j\thing new, 
    ered the price, ‘Women are pre- conditioned by. Paris prices,” he 
decided. “They respect the per- 
fumes that are $20 an ounce or 
more,” 
Wanting to be considered nei- 
ther lowbrow nor high-handed, 
Well, the new perfume has been 
now, and it’s going (says Lord & 
Taylor) fast. Women like some- 
especially if it's 
wrapped in gold. And labeled in 
French, And priced in line with 
gracious living. 
_ *- *&  * 
“I'm now a single-smell girl,” money we'll save, darling, on those foreign perfum 1es ” a7 
“Glad you thought of it, honey,” 
replied Herbe?®t, fey 
earned—ain ‘tu? . 
  
Alteration Tools Greet 
Perfectionist Officer 
SAN DIEGO, Calif. 7 — Cmdr. 
Bob Mareness is known around ‘merchandising 
couple!foliow mama’s advice. He foundion the market- only two weeks) naval district headquarters as one 
who seldom resists the opportunity 
to improve on memos and letters 
written in his department and 
submitted to him for approval. 
So when his staff brought him 
a 35-pound bronze plaque, to be 
awarded later to a Navy. ship 
crew, it was accompanied by a 
  said Gerry, “Think of all the hammer and chisel. * A penny saved is a dollar| 
  aunt in Lincoln 15 miles 
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J ailed Himbezaler: of Millions - Fighting for Rélensé   
    
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a ren 
Raa MENARD, th. (UPD)—lnny 1m not guy tl the things they in fraudulent state checks he ansouit ah « sel talent ales taking, he might be able, to winjdo anyone any good,” Hodge said. 
ex-stite_guditor Orville : which the state seeks to recover =o ee, ‘T’ve suffered, they've taken ail 
‘ja pile of money under a rock,” said, “Be ¥, 
peace of mind,” Sr eS [ie Sa el | tra es bo playboy Hodge and his asse- |my account here.” KE, Hodge, , ” 
parce se of a giant embezzlement ao decid guilty = 
of public money, said today on A newspaper expose uncevered 
the eve of his third year in| fraud in the state auditor's of prison that he has not “found fice about two and a pleaded’ guilty iE “T hate this place,” Hodge said. 
“T want to get out.’’ He is serving 
a 12 to 15 year sentence. 
s +s : 
The once dapper politician is , 9,000. at itt hh oacwmaa ee as he maps a legal fight to speed of state funds * 
Penitentiary. 
“I don’t say I’m innocent of|Hodge has piles of legal records) 
    hour interview at Menard, of cashing. 
% *& 
ahi ee pa in his case. He said 
col prove, now, mathema- ; j a 
, "cally at Yeast, that be never repay or the remaining ov Stacked on his desk in a small|ceived or handled more than about - «££ *& ; 
his release from Menard State|foom. of. the main ‘building fromjone-third of the money he was lwhere he runs the prison radio,|2°Cused of stealing. 
D As a first step toward his ‘re- 
everything,” Hodge said in a three-jof his case, law books, newspaper| lease, Hodge plans to open a jin court that he did not take alljcourt fight 
“But bi: | and lists of the $1, 024,000) legal fight te Meese my ‘money, 
| phony state checks. family, 
Hodge has collected a list of] November 1963, Hodge hopes to 
them, His accounts, Hodge said, ot Bind sa nof wget ase: visitors and 
plainly: show where about two-| a5 long as Edward A, I've shamed _ aill- "MY |heart he’s a = 
Aitkengh clighle: tor yarata to [OY | ears ne ee 
Hodge said he is “starved’’ for : i 
Epping |the old friends, he said, act “like presidency of the RSPCA’s Ches- 
thirds of the money went and that I've got double . smallpox.” 
Hodges spends much time poring|none went to him. and Edward A, Hints, who were 7 Oa ir aml MIRA 
of Cruelty to Animals because at) [= - 
  they've. ruined my. 
old friends, But all} The 
  
involved with him and sent to 
But he’s ‘willing to accept re-| prison, are still behind bars. 
Both, however, seek their re- 
lease, 
The former Republican _politi- 
      the 'the money he pleaded guilty to Chinese Art Endures 
HONG KONG — Chinese artists 
je sein a erase, Once a line o Ya irti.r 
God willing, they both will bel cure is drawn, it must remain|ily’s stately home at Edensor house 
cian, who liked luxurious living,|out late next year,” Hodge said/ynchanged. There is a saying that/near Chest 
said he felt that if he could show|hopefully, looking forward to his/‘‘the spirit lives in the point of|gone to Yorkshire with his uncle, 
-- the brash,” and paintings are|Prime Minister Macmillan, for 
“Keeping nie here longer won’ticalled “‘silent poems." Civcishint tee ack ok ME 
erfield today. He had 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST. 20, 1958 | beg   
    
The body of. Jacqueline Mae, 14, 
was found in bed in her mother’s 
bedroom, shot in the head near the/’ 
      ca’ 
‘ns, FRANKLIN MORTON 
Area Newlyweds 
Honeymooning 
in Florida 
  J. Refinance Plan 
'Adopted by 5-P Churchill Says Program} 
to Place Company in| . 
More Aggrestive: Stange) 
NEW YORK Harold Heol 
ill, president of Studebaker-Pack- 
ard Corp., said the auto firm yes- 
sod for a refinancing program. 
The program will place the com- 
pany in a position to carry out 
a more aggressive automobile 
marketing program, featuring a 
new, smaller car, Churchill said. 
He added that the refinancing . 
plan, which must be submitted 
bed stockholders at a.later, un- 
One feature of the program is 
@ contract evith A. M. Sonnabend, 
president of the Hotel.Corp. of 
America, and known as a - 
-\juvenator of tire companies. He 
will direct-the company's acquisi- 
tion and diversification program 
and become a director. 
Churchill said that under the pro- 
gram $54,700,000 in outstanding 
loans would be. converted into se- 
k &e* 
“We have worked out a two- 
point program calling for _ con- 
centration of the corporation's ef- 
forts in what we beliete is the 
soundest area of the American 
- jautomobile market open to an in- 
dependent company and: for di- 
versification into other profitable 
fields,” Churchill said. 
The new car, as yet unnamed, 
will have a 108!, inch wheel- 
‘base and’ an overall length of 
176 inches. Churchill said this 
was three feet shorter than the 
average American car. It will 
come with V8 or 6 cylinder en- 
gines. : 
“Tt has a grill resembling the 
Hawk design. There is little 
chrqgme and very little overhang 
beyond the front and rear wheels. 
Churchill said it would be priced 
“within the area of $2,000 any-   
  MRS, THOMAS G. HARDING 
Patricia Norman Married 
seventy-five guests attended the 
all white wedding of Patricia Ann 
Norman, and Thomas Grayson 
Harding Saturday evening in the 
Franklin Community Church. The}. 
Rev. John Searls performed the 
rite at 8 p.m. 
* * * 
The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Clarence Norman of 120 
E. Fourth St., and the groom’s 
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 
J. Harding of Detroit. 
The bride wore a gown of 
white, pure taffeta featuring a 
Venetian lace-trimmed neckline. 
Her pure silk French illusion 
veil was held by a crown of seed 
pearls and sequins and she car- 
ried daisy mums, cynbidium 
orchids and ivy. 
Maid of Honor was Janet Ann 
Maitrott, of Rochester and her at- 
tendants were Mary Gail Crissman 
of Rochester and Barbara Maria 
Banks, cousin of the bride, of 
x * * 
Leonard J. Harding Jr., the 
groom’s brother, of Detroit, served 
as best man ahd the ushers were 
James C. Norman, brother of the 
bride, Richard ©. Juengel and 
Thomas V. Rowlson of Rochester. 
. A reception followed in the 
church parlors. 
Following a two week Fagan 
  igan College and. the groom was 
from the University of ~ {the timing is right.” 
Studebaker-Packard 
-|\for where in the United. States.” x * 
For ay Churchill said, the 
company the number of models. The Pack- 
ard name will be ‘“‘temporarily|gram 
shelved” and the Scottsman,. this 
year’s low-priced ‘car, will be dis- 
_ }eontinued. Some Hawk modgis 
will be produced. 
While there will be product im- 
provement in the new car from 
time to time, the company is aim- 
ing at ea ne of design,” 
Churchill said. He added, “we 
know the car is right, we know   _jmillion dollar tax loss carry for-' 
  
|\/ayne County Reports 
20 New Polio Cases 
DETROIT #— ty new cases 
of polio have brought the total in 
Wayne County to 142, highest since | 
‘|Salk vaccine was introduced three 
years ago, the National Foundation 
Infantile Paralysis said today. 
This compares with 114 at the 
same time a year ago. 
There have been five deaths 
from polio this year, compared 
with one in 1957. The foundation 
said the number of paralytic cases 
mee W. Bartin, county ad- 
eagpact w for the foundation; said 
600 to 700 polio cases a year. The 
peak year was 1952 when 1,128 
polio cases were recorded.   terday signed a series of agree- 
has drastically peduced| 
has a 135 
oe oe ree 
the pre-Salk vaccine average was\ 
  Orion Girl LAKE ORION — Mary Jo Chap- 
in,” daughter. of Clare L. of: 75 .W. Shadbolt Rd., became 
Saturday during a 7 p.m. cere- 
mony at the Lake Orion Methodist 
Church. 
_The bridegroom is the son. of 
Mr. and Mrs. George Griggs  of}ian 
231 E. Flint. 
Best man was Thomas Hill of 
Detroit and John Kelly of Lake 
Orion,.John Ward, and John Jaqua, 
both of Kalamazoo, were ushers.   
To Race Speedboats 
Sunday at Ortonville 
OR’ boat races 
wat te Wal ke latte two 
miles south of Ortonville on M15 
will be included in the day's pro- 
and 10:to 70 horsepow 
eeuire wit enter competition. 
Commodore William Proffer said 
he expects approximately 65 boats 
in the races. os 
City Man Falls - 
Against Saw; 
on Critical List 
DRYDEN TOWNSHIP — A:26- 
‘lyear-old Pontiac man was injured | 
critically yesterday morning when} 
he fell against a saw at a saw) 
mill near Hough road in Dryden’ 
Township. 
Richard Spies, of 680 Granada | 
St., received a 10-inch gash from | 
the vight cael to the chest, | 
He is in the Lapeer County Gen 
eral Hospital “‘holding his own,” 
according to a hospital spokesman. 
‘Police said he was working 
with his brotherp Bill, of Lake 
Orion, running timber into the 
saw when he slipped and fell 
against the blade,   
  
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    MRS. LEE J iaxheat GRIGGs 
the wite of Lee Jackson Griggs| Married The bride “attended ‘Westetn | Visited 
University of Michigan. 
a * * 
Following a northern Michigan 
arhow, they will live in Ypsi- 
wy ballerina length gown with a 
Square neck, tapered sleeves and 
a fitted bodice with Chantilly lace 
was worn by the new Mrs. Griggs. 
~Patricia Butler, cousin of the 
bride, of Pontiac, was the maid 
of honor. danet Griggs, sister of 
the bridegroom, of Lake Orion 
and Janet Sheir ef Grand Blanc 
and Mitzi Smith of Muskegon, 
Andrea Butler of Pontiac was 
the flower girl. ‘Ring bearer was 
Mark Chapin of Pontiac. 
Democrats in Orion 
fo Form Youth Unit 
LAKE ORION — Douglas Roach, 
593 Heights Rd., has been selected 
temporary chairman of the pro- 
posed group to be called the Young 
Democrats Organization of Lake 
Orion and Oxford. . 
mm. 8 IX 
The Democrat Organization of 
Lake Orion appointed Roach to 
organize the young group which will be composed of:16 to 21 year 
olds. All interested are asked to 
contact Reeche   
oS et <   A fingertip length illusion veil was} (), 
: secured by a pearl headpiece. aethodiat Church, Detroit. \Wayne State Grads’ 
Venter in Marriage 
Charlotte Mason, dieabter of Mr. 
united!and Mrs. Cleveland Mason of De- 
troit became the bride of Jon 
Carey Zoner, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
John Zoner, of 2385 Commerce Rd.,   
‘Britain fo Press 
Plan on Cyprus Objections of Greece 
. Overruled; Self-Rule Set 
for Communities 
seven-year plan 
4 the Greek and Turkish communi- 
ties on Cyprus despite “Greece's 
rejection of it, / 
Diplomatic observers believed 
was optimistic about Greek ap- 
ieee ot pian ven Sina Be 
Athens two weeks ago 
eqhing conpeention. 
kK: *® * 
Macmillan also held talks with 
Turkish’ officials in Ankara but 
they have not officially responded 
yet: to the plan as revised last 
Friday. 
* British government circles hoped 
that Ankara at least might advise 
the Turkish Cypriots privately 
to cooperate even though some 
the Turks want Cyprus partitioned 
rather than joined to Greece as 
the Greek ‘Cypriots demand, 
* * * 
by ‘the Greeks, the plan “‘will not 
serve the purposes you have pro- 
claimed 4 pacification of the island 
and..prosperity.” Mak- 
Cypriots, has condemned the plan 
and said none of his followers 
would cooperate. 
“Greece will continue with all 
legitimate means her efforts to- 
-{ward freedom of the people of 
Cyprus,” Karamanlis wrote. 
xt * &® 
The government announced it 
did not intend to change its plan 
any more, It provides for separate 
Greek and Turkish assemblies for 
communal affairs, an islandwide 
assembly if the two communities 
want one and continued British 
control, The island’s British gov- 
ernment also would consult with 
representatives of the Ankara anf 
Athens governments,   Milfor‘d, 
* «° * 
A white lace .and nef over 
‘taffeta waltz length gewn with 
Ls eae Ak areas to 
pearl headpiece completed the 
rled a bouquet of white stepha- 
notis centered by a sais or- 
chid. - 
Mrs. Jerry Parker of Detroit 
the matron .of honor and 
bridesmaids were Jean Hosman 
and Ann Russell, both of Detroit. 
Barbara Mason, of Detroit, niece 
of the bride, was the flower girl 
and ring bearer was Robert Mason, 
nephew of the bride, of Detroit. 
* * * : 
Leonard Hockley of Birmingham 
was the best.man and, Jerry. Park, 
Prime Minister Macmillan never|o¢ netroit, and Don Zoner, brother 
of the bridegroom, of Milford, seat- 
ed the 160 guests.   
Science Teachers 
Spending: Week - 
at GM Center 
Warren A. Dolsen, 266 E. Boule- 
vard, West Bloomfield High School 
teacher and a summer employe of 
Pontiac Motor, is attending General 
‘ DOLSEN 
arios, exiled leader of the Greekjoratory e xperingents 
applications of basic ae ‘and 
mathemetics at research labora- 
‘tories, engineering staff and proc- 
ess development staff. Visits also 
will be made to the GM Proving 
Ground at Milford and General 
Motors Institute at Flint. 
* * * 
Dolsen is one of 17 teachers 
from five states attending the con- 
ference. All were employed by,GM 
this summer to furnish them work 
experience and technical informa- 
tion on industrial science helpful 
in their teaching. 
x *« * 
Dolsen’s courses at Bloomfield 
High include chemistry, Bye 
and advanced mathegpatics   
  in Lindsay, Ont. Medics Will Stand By 
Tomorrow in Case of 
Any Accident ~ 
LINDSAY, Ont. (#—A. doctor 
jand two nurses—complete with 
ambulance and plasma _bottles— 
have been hired to attend Friday's 
bullfights here in case they aren't 
so bloodless , : 
And if the medical team can't 
cope with dn emergency, a group 
“lof stretcher-bearing first: aid men 
have been told to lena a hand. 
k * & | 
Mayor Lloyd Burrows, apprehen- 
sive at the prospect of an acci- 
dent, cert the opinion of the 
council; 
“We're hoping like everyone 
else, that nothing happens—be- 
cause if it-does Lindsay would re- 
ceive a black eye it would never 
recover from.” 
Meanwhile, the six imported 
Mexican fighting bulls are being 
hidden in a secret corral against 
the possibility of sabotage, 
The three matadors—one had to 
leave to fulfill another engage- 
ment—expected the bulls to be 
subdued by the change in climate. 
Not so, say the home-town ex- 
perts. Canada’s cooler air has 
than when they left Mexico. . 
The matadors will be entering 
the ring with only their skills 
and small wooden swerds for 
. No picadores and 
banderillos will be there to 
soften: up the bull fer the kill. 
If anything goes wrong, the bull 
fighters will have to rely .solcly 
on their capes and the speed of 
their legs.   
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  a a‘State Boosted 
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘AUGUST 20, 1958,   
  
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by Newspapers More Than 250 Joining 
in. Drive to Promote 
Economic Growth 
LANSING— newspapers | Michigan 
| orga been commended by William 
M. Day, chairman of the state 
~ Economic Development ” Commis- 
sion, for their leadership and ex- 
ample in embarking upon a year- 
Jong industria] promotion cam- 
 paign. 
  Starting this month: more than 
250 newspapers are taking part in 
an impressive cam of public 
service advertising to promote the 
economic growth and prosperity of 
their communities. 
The campaign consists of 26 
quarter-page ads, scheduled to ap- 
pear at two-week intervals. The 
program is sponsored jointly by 
the Michigan Press Association and 
the Michigan Economic. Develop- 
ment Department. 
Day, president of Michigan Bell 
Telephone Company, said: 
“Mi newspapers are per- 
forming’ a great service in pre- 
senting this program.: They are 
taking the lead in developing an 
understanding that people of ev- 
ery community need to have,and 
they are showing a significant 
example of state-wide coopera- 
tion’, that will mean much to 
Michigan.” 
Forty-three of the 56 daily news- 
papers in the state are Partici- 
pating. . 
Each ‘ad deals with a single idea. 
For example: the value of exist- 
ing industry, helping local indus- 
try expand, encouraging new in- 
dustry to come in, planning the 
community for nme growth, 
etc. 
  
Backs Plans fo Mine 
in UP State Park 
TRONWOOD «—An Upper Pen- 
jnsula group was out in support 
today of the controversial proposed 
copper mining exploration in north- ern Michigan's scenic Porcupine 
Mountains, : 
The group, pledged to fight what 
it calls a “myth” that the state 
park would be threatened, organ- 
ized yesterday for preparation of 
a ease to the State Conservation 
Commission. 
Coincidentally, Gov. Williams, 
here campaigning, avoided taking)” 
sides in the dispute. He urged. however, that the outcome of a 
study by the Conservation Depart. 
ment be aw: — 
* 
The mining aii, peedigalh has raised 
an issué of ind ] expansion 
versus preservation interests, chal- 
lenging the wisdom of permitting 
industry to“go into the 58,000-acre 
wilde park in Ontonagon 
County. The Conservation Commis- 
sion meets next October at White 
Pine to consider the question. 
‘Kennecott Copper Corp., through 
“ @ subsidiary, the Bea? Creek Min- 
ing Co., wants to lease 933 remote 
acres of the park and 5,000 acres; ~ 2 
of’ the Lake Superior bottom for) fe : 
copper explorations, All explora- 
tions would be at the lake bottem. 
x * * ff 
About 50 residents of Gogebic and 
Ontonagon Counties ha¥e set up 
a committee to present their side 
of the dispute to the Conservation 
Commission, it. 
Former Li Id Star Told 
He Most Pay Alimony 
P34 ANGELES (AP)—Former id movie star Bobby Breen has 
ordered to pay $375 monthly 
support to his wife and 3-year-old 
son.   
|, docelyn Breen, 27, is suing for| 
separate maintenance. They mar- 
ried in New York in 1952.” ; 
Breen, 31, has said he will cross-| - 
sue. However, the couple agreed 
to seek the services of a cncilia- 
court in an effort at recue- 
  
  
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711 Community National Bank Bldg. ( f - thas been announced by Norman Vocational @uidanes Aide 
Named for Urban League 
Appointment of Thomas H. 
Massey to the newly. created post 
of vocational guidance secretary 
for the Urban League of Pontiac 
H. Kuijala, president of the board 
of directors. ~- 
The new post was recommended 
by a board committee headed by 
John. F, Perdue, of 
Bagley School. “Better job oppor- 
pendent upon better preparation 
during their early years.” 
In addition to developing job 
opportunities, Massey will give at- 
tention to. guidance projects in 
schools and churches, and will 
stress basic schooling as related to 
job preparation. 
“We hope to keep more‘ stu- 
dents in ool,’ Perdue said, 
“and to lend aid to those who 
  show wnusual abilities in grades 
under the junior high level.” 
Massey was educated at More- THOMAS H. MASSEY 
  
house College in Atlanta, Ga., 
and took graduate ‘work for a de- 
gree in vocational guidance at the 
University of Rochester. He has 
served with the U.S. Employment 
Service in Atlanta and the New 
York State service. ls It Treat or Threat? 
known Madison (not Texas) steak- 
house: 
“Remember the Alamode!”*   
To Operate on Actor 
  MADISON, Wis. W—Printed un- 
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of light — — the spectrum. This knowledge has enabled 
modern astronomers to weigh and measure even the dis- 
tant stars. Proceeding from Galileo’s findings, Newton, 
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ch: of the cosmos was explained 
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which resulted in his 
  ed the return of the comet which has been named after 
him, In 1750 Wright recognized the Milky Way as a star 
system, Herschel discovered Uranus in 1781 and began 
the monumental ‘task of counting the stars; Leverrier, in 
1846, predicted the existence of Neptune -—- a noteworthy 
triumph for science. In 1881 the Sun’s temperature was 
  
  into a third order of the cosmos. The first is the solar 
system. Next, the Milky Way, of which the Sun is a 
minor and unimportant member. Finally, astronomers 
have recognized that the Milky Way is only one of an un- 
countable number of galaxies. Science has caught up with 
Giordano Bruno’s vision of infinity. by 
Next: The Recket Pioneers. / 
  
Hal Boyle Says:   
  
  
     
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t on his head 2 
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iiiaes @ tle Winging tase 
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“understanding between 
  measured. In 1888 Schiaparelli discovered the so-called 
Mast ¢ diel ra Peace at stndideally they bave done 
-(nothing on this high road to 
peace.” 
* * * 
eee Se Sen wo 
to peace? 
Dent decided that one way was 
United Nations and its first pur- 
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What ll You "By LYDIA ROTHMAN 
It’s the middle of August 
now—but believe it or not in 
two more weeks it will be 
» “Back to School Time,” again. 
Vacations are still in full 
. swing—and there’s many a tan 
to be gotten yet—and for some 
reason or another August and 
You May 
Not Win 
Again! By EMILY POST 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Every two ~ 
»weeks a group of us plays 
bridge, A prize is given to the 
one with the highest score. For 
three consecutive weeks I have 
won the prize. It is really get- 
ting embarrassing. Should I 
win again next time, would it 
‘be proper to refuse to take it 
and ask the hostess to give it 
to the person with the second 
highest score?” 
  
Answer: No,. the prize you 
win is yours to keep and sure- 
ly the one with the second high- 
est score would not enjoy a 
prize given to her and not won 
by her. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I received 
an invitation to a shower in 
yesterday's mail and at the 
_ bottom of the invitation it stat- 
ed what I was to bring, I nev- 
er before received an invitation 
where | was told what to,bring 
and I must say I was quite 
shocked, 
“When I mentioned this to a 
friend she said that it was done 
quite often today so that the - 
bride did not receive duplicate 
presents. While the idea may 
be practical I think it is very 
high-handed, I would very 
much like to know what your 
opinion is on this.” 
Ansewr: I agree with you: 
I would be shocked at being 
told what present to bring. school just don’t seem a likely 
. pair—but the days are getting 
shorter and September has a 
way of sneaking up unawares, 
j *. & '% 
One of the most important 
steps in the back-to-school or- 
ganization is clothes.  _- 
Last year’s favorite dress is 
probably outgrown and those 
comfy bluejeans just won't 
hold up for another season of 
rough and tumble playground 
activity. : 
EXCITING VARIETY 
The back-to-school crowd will 
have an exciting variety of 
clothes to choose from this fall 
—designed with their needs es- 
pecially in mind. 
* * * 
Modified versions of — the 
latest fashion silhouettes are 
featured for ladies of all ages— 
Chemises and trapezes have 
had their effect—invading the 
Mrs. French 
Entertains 
Bride-Elect 
Martha Varney, bride-elect 
of James Chalmers, was hon- 
ored at a buffet luncheon and 
pantry shower Tuesday at the 
Lake Angelus Shores home of 
Mrs. Bryan French. - 
Miss Varney is the daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Var- 
ney of Nelson street, and Mr. 
Chalmers is the son of Mrs. 
Alice Chalmers of Battle Creek. 
The couple will be married 
Sept. 27 at First Presbyterian 
Church. 
* * * 
Guests at the shower were 
Mrs. Varney, Mrs. Ralph 
Rouse, Mrs. Joseph Edwards, 
Ann Edwards, Mrs. Charles 
Borst, Mrs. Willard Bennett, 
Mrs. Harry: Manus, Mrs. 
Claude Winter and Mrs. Paul 
Benson. 
Also attending were Mrs. 
John Dugan, Marilyn White, 
Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. Bert 
Curtis of Rochester, Mrs. 
Richard Kuhns and Mary 
Kuhns of Dearborn.   . 
  more demure than ever in the 
new Empire styles. 
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Sweaters and skirts — the 
eternal school-gir] favorites— 
return with. a bold new look 
Absolutely indispensible 
to the college man’s ward- 
robe is .this slim seilired 
three-button suit. Solid 
dark colors, conservative 
tweeds and charcoal com- 
binations are what the 
well dressed undergrad- 
uate—or graduate student 
—will wear this fall. 
News of Personal Interest in Pontiac Area Two couples who are guests 
at the Hotel Riviera in Las . 
Vegas are Dr. and Mrs. R.M. 
Todd of Cherokee road and Dr. 
and Mrs, M.C. Worster of We- 
nonah drive. 
* * * 
Returned from a three-month 
tour of Denmark, Norway and 
Sweden are Mr. and Mrs. Z. | 
Algot Nasstrom of Hopkins 
street, Mr. and Mrs, John 
Berglund of Stanley road, Mr. 
and Mrs, John Englund of Mo- 
torway drive and Mr. and Mrs. 
H. P. Michkelsen of Mohawk 
road. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E, 
Wiersema of West Iroquois 
road and their daughter, Bar- 
Hara, are home after a sum- 
mer spent in the graduate 
sehool at University of Ari- 
zona, Also joining the family 
as 4 student at the university 
was Ted Jr., a junior in the 
school of business administra- 
tion.: 
Besides her school work, 
Barbara was in summer stock 
With the Corral Players, She plans to spend a week in New 
York City before returning to 
Tucson where she teaches 
drama at Amphitheatre High 
School. 
* * * 
a vacation at Chap- 
leau Lodge, Chapleau, Ontar- 
. jo, were Ella Hetherington of 
Mechanic street, Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles Clément of Rustic lane, 
Mr. and Mrs, John Stefanski 
of Watkins Lake, Mr, and Mrs. 
Robert’ Mansell of Davisburg 
and Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Pobe 
of Ferndale. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. 
Lamb have returned to their 
home on Wenonah drive after 
two weeks with Mrs. Lamb’s 
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. 
and Mrs. John Murray of Pe- 
tersboro, Ontarid.. 
i &.* * 
Lorrayne Edberg of Wheaton, 
Il., has been the guest of the 
Herbert Glenns of Henry Clay 
avenue for the last two weeks. 
During her visit they toured 
through northern and. western 
Michigan visiting Mackinac Is- “ton boulevard and Mr. land, Sault St. Marie and Taq- 
quamenen Falls, 
Accompanying. them were 
Mrs. Glenn's mother, Mrs..Wat- 
son H. Bryan of Palmer street, 
and her guest, Mrs. James A. 
Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio, 
and Mr, and Mrs, Robert Bry- 
an and Marce Hills. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. James E, Pick- — 
ering (nee Brenda Joyce Bay- 
ley) of Clarkston announce the 
birth of a daughter, Pamela 
Marie, born Aug. 9 at St. Jo- 
seph Mercy Hospital. 
Grandparents are Mr. and 
Mrs, James W. Bayley of Wal- 
and 
Mrs. Otis Pickering of Clark- 
ston, 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Di- 
onne of Whittemore street are 
celebrating their silver wedding 
anniversary Saturday. They 
wil] hold open house at 8 p.m. 
at the Knights of Columbus 
Hall, 
x *« * 
A son, William David, was 
born to Mr. and Mrs, George Gatzmyer Jr. (nee Ann Thatch- 
er) of Ellwood avenue Aug. 
4 at Pontiac General Hospital. 
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 
George Gatzmyer of Onaway. 
* * * 
Visiting at the Michigan ave- 
nue home of Mrs. Joel Sand- 
strom and her mother, Mrs. 
Mary Jackson, are Mr. and 
Mrs, Roy Mitchell of Los An- 
geles and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- 
neth Mallman of Escanaba. 
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Mitch- 
ell are Mrs. Sandstrom’s sis- 
ters. 
_ The Malimans plan to visit 
their daughter and her a 
the Clarence 
Clarkston. Also visiting is Wo 
Sandstrom’s brother-in-law, 
Charles LaPlant of Crystal 
Falls. 
a 2 ee 7 
Mrs, Charles D. Welden of 
Illinois avenue was hostess to — 
several friends Tuesday , at 
luncheon at Fex and Hounds. 
Later the: group returned to 
, her home for a- game of 
bridge, 
  . A backyard” pice is a » Notoribe sunmertihe 
activity for the children of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Buck- 
- ner of Cove Lane. Here, Noel Buckner Jr., 8, offers 
-\dT-month-old Kevin, who apparently has been doing Se einlise vena toate 
. some gardening, a cool ass of lemonade. Their 
sisters, Elizabeth a Soke is 7 and Marcy, 4, 
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‘ear to Schaoe this sedaon, Big bulky sweaters 
are matched with wool skirts 
featuring giant plaids accent- 
ed with | fldpperish © trims, 
Teachers will breathe a sigh [- 
of relief, though, for the new 
long slim lines always look 
neat and tidy without a trace 
of the old Sloppy Joeisms, 
IVY LOOK FOR MEN — 
For the masculine sex, the 
“Ivy look” is stressed with 
emphasis on the narrow look 
—shoulders, lapels and trou- 
sers, | ; 
The darker colors—grays and 
brown and the charcoal shades 
are as popular as ever. 
And young men can indulge’ 
their fanciful whims for bright 
colors in the smart new sport — 
clothes—the accent this season 
being on stripes and prints for 
sport shirts and blazers. 
* *® * 
| For the college student— 
seotahalle freshmen—wardrobe 
: planning may be @ little more 
complicated. The major factor 
to consider is where you are 
going to school: city or coun- . 
try—coed or hot, 
STANDARD RULE 
A standard rule to go by is— 
underdress: rather than over- 
dress and stick to classic type 
all-purpose clothes rather than 
anything too extreme. And 
don’t forget, dormi closets 
are usually small , , 
For college girls, a simple 
basin dress will be- just right 
for those fall football games— 
with a few dress-up accesso- 
ries it will make an equally 
chic outfit for winter fraternity 
parties. 
Fabrics, too, are in the news 
this fall. They're sturdier and 
more washable than ever —a 
thing mothers and dorm-laun- 
derers will be most thankful 
for, 
This 
contrasting 
sports suit — 
just like big 
bréther’s— [Fe 
is what will be | 
seen in 
elementary 
school — 
classrooms 
this fall. 
The all-wool 
sports coat 
trimmed 
pockets and 
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Dear Abby....   
Husband Goes to the Cleaners 
for Flirty Straw berry Blonde : ‘By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
“DEAR ABBY: I think my 
Jhusband is stuck on .a pretty 
strawberry blonde where we 
take our dry cleaning, He 
gathers up all the dirty clothes 
he can find whether they are 
dirty enough to be clearied or 
not, as an ex- 
cuse to go to 
the cleaners 
and see this 
redhead. She’s 
cute and has 
a nice figure, 
but I know 
she is encour- 
aging him 
only because 
ABBY it’s good for 
business. 
“She acts cute and flirty 
with. all. thé men customers. 
My husband isn’t bad looking 
but he needs some. brains to 
go with it. How can I con- 
vince him that he’s making a 
fool of ;himself, or should I 
change cleaners?” 
HIS WIFE 
DEAR WIFE:. Don’t let it 
bother you. A man is rarely 
taken to the cleaners by a 
friendly-type gal who gives all 
. the men the business for the 
\ 
      Pictured here — the 
standard college girl uni- 
form .., . studying is eas- 
ier, picnics more fun when 
you've got a pair of ber- 
mudas. This young lady is 
the height of fashion with 
her new longer wool pull- 
over and bright plaid 
shorts. (At some women’s 
colleges you can wear 
them for classes, too.) 
  
business they give her. It’s 
a nice, clean deal. Don't press 
it. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: Could you 
please tell me what to do with 
my two boys? They are 7 and . 
9 ang they fight and argue 
constantly, Regardless of what 
they play, they fight. I have 
separated them, taken their 
toys away, whipped them and 
talked to them, but nothing 
works. I am at my wits’ end. 
Help me, please?” 
A MOTHER 
DEAR MOTHER: It is nor- 
mal for boys that age (espe- 
cially brothers): to disagree. 
harm than they do each other. 
2 
“DEAR ABBY: 
pretty bashful for a gay my 
age, Please tell me, Miss 
Abby, how do you get a girl 
to kiss you? Do you ask her 
or just steal } kiss?” 
BASHFUL 
DEAR BASHFUL: Steal a . "campuses soon The college 
coeds 
traditional 
standby — 
sweaters and 
skirts — 
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nothing of what we call con- 
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aspiration, all concepts that are St, Michael Catholic Church was 
the scene of the Saturday wedding 
of Frances Adeline Ford and C. 
. |Righard Poling. Parents of the cou- 
ple are Mr. and Mrs, Jay E. Ford 
ot Mack avenug and Mr, and Mrs. 
Carroll Poling of Orchard Lake. 
The bride chose a 
gown of ruffled tulle over satin - 
neckline and 
by an apron of Swiss lace. 
A Swedish crown of sequins and 
pearls held her fingertip veil -of 
imported silk illusion and she car- 
ried a cascade bouquet of white 
glamellias and sweetheart roses, 
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Maid of honor was Mary Lou 
Gallo. Rita Martin and Sharon Dion 
were bridesmaids and Theresa Or- 
rick was junior bridesmaid. The 
flower girl was Bridget Gardner. 
The pridegroom’s brother, Ger- 
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ushers were Thomas Walton and ,   MRS. C. RICHARD POLING   
Was -Gary Mason and Daryl 
Johnson was ringbearer. 
To receive guests at a luncheon 
held at Hotel Waldron, Mrs. Ford 
wore a beige silk organza dress 
with white accessories and a cor- 
sage of pink rosebuds, Mrs, Poling 
chose a white and blue eet 
dress with, white accessories a 
a Pink rosebud corsage. : 
Following an evening reception 
held at St. Michael's Hall, the cou- 
ple left for a honeymoon to north- 
ern Michigan, The bride wore a 
white darcon dress with white ac- 
cessories and a corsage of white 
rosebuds for the trip. The couple 
will live on Murphy street.   William Hilborn, Junior usher + 
11 Tables in Play 
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The Pontiac Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Elks Temple Mon- 
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First place winners north and 
south were Mrs, Gerald Garabe- 
dian and James Crabb. Winning 
second were Mr. and Mrs. Addison 
Oakley. Placing first east and west 
were Dr. R. F, Byers and Dr. 
Bruce Hubbard. In second place 
were Mr. and Mrs. Ericson Lewis,   
  
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meat and eggs, milk, fish and 
plenty of water between meals 
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Nancy Marie Thompson and 
Ronald Norman Facer were mar- 
ried Saturday evening at First 
Baptist Church. The Rev. H. H. 
Savage officiated at the ceremony 
before 200 guests. 
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Parents of the couple are Mr. 
and Mrs. Conrad Thompson of   
Dinner Fetes 
Wedding Party 
Mrs. Howard Heldenbrand 
entertained» members of the 
wedding party of Frances 
Cashin. and.Edmund C. White 
at a dinner held Tuesday. eve- 
ning at the Pontiac City Club. 
Guests” were Peggy Eagle, 
Jane Hoffman, ‘Charlotte Mc- 
Manus, Alice Rice, Sharon 
Savedge, Robert White, David 
Every, Brice Heldenbrand, 
Don Lyons, James Millis and 
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Srigley. 
  
‘Alpha Alpha Ghapter Has Bowling Party 
Alpha Alpha ‘Chapter of. Epsilon 
Sigma Alpha Sorority held a bow!- 
ing party Saturday evening. Mr. 
and Mrs. Sam Perna were hosts. 
Chairman for the affair was Mrs. 
James Vincent. On her committee 
were Mrs. Jack Andress, favors; 
Mrs. Don Moore, contact; Mrs. 
Robert Hasse, Mrs. Frank Jalosky 
Jr., Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. 
Edmund Smith, refreshments. Mrs. 
Don Murphy Was head of reception 
and Mrs, Lacey Schiefler, prizes. 
  
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  ‘MR. and MRS. RONALD N. FACER 
Nancy M. Thompson Wed Married 
Saturday at. 
=. First Baptist 
-'Naney Marie 
~~ hompson ! 
and Ronald 
: Norman Facer. 
Parents 
of the couple 
are Mr. and 
Mrs. Conrad 
Thompson 
and Mr. and 
‘Mrs. ‘Norman 
Facer. 
Keego Harbor and Mr. and Mrs. 
Normah Facer of Birmingham. 
The bride wore a gown of 
white nylon tulle and Chantilly 
‘Jace featuring a sweetheart neck- 
line and tapered sleeves. The 
skirt formed ‘a cathedral. train, 
She wore a fingertip veil and 
carried a cascade bouquet of 
white and yellow roses centered 
by a white orchid. 
Mrs. Jerold Wagner, of Mem- 
"phis, Tenn.; the bride’s sister, was 
ma of honor. She wore a pink 
organdy dress and carried a cas- 
cade bouquet of pink carnations. 
Bridesmaid was Mrs: John C. 
Thompson. Her dress was of yeél- 
low organdy. and she carried a 
=— bouquet of yellow carne- 
Linda Cameron was flower ai 
She wore a blue organdy dress and/ 
carried a basket of rose petals 
served as bést man. John Thomp- 
son of Drayton Plains and James 
Fuller of Birminghan’ were 
ushers, 
held in ‘the church parlors, the 
bridegroom's mother wore a beige 
lace dress-with a pink: rose cor- 
sage, 
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moon in northern Michigan, the 
brown paisley dress with rust ac- 
Beach street. 
  
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Save. dishWashing when you 
beat egg whites and yolks sep- 
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first. Then, without washing 
the beater, beat the yolks.     Church were a : 
       
       
     
    
               
    
       
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  When the couple left for a honey-|+ 
new Mrs. Facer wes wearing aj © a 
cessories. The couple will live on| ~~ 
    
    
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te sam Whe nay erent bie, oon Dra, lus and preciat es im 7} lwedding of Rose Drakos and; dames Drakos, bride’s | 
mi Robert J. ‘Lange. Dr. Achilles| brother was best man, Ushers 
Sizes § to ae Isiagris officiated at the ceremony] Were Raymond Maott; Reymond oy Seantiacdatiadian es ar iad tbc pear se “alo st ‘wes nek Siete 
ap gen a Lange, the bridegroom's brether, | As those of you know who have| did not want to hurt her feelings.|is what I need! F can stick to diet! jet her know but I did tell her that} 
oa |defore .200 guests. and Beryl Claxton of Clawson, | been reai this column for'the| Then came your Marathon like an| and exercise for a given length of ine reading 1 would cooperate inany way lj. 
: vena : * * * the bridegroom’s brother-in-law. past few days I am bringing you : : Bes ; 
eeemmemenmeereaoe Parent of the couple are Mr.) Rebert Bruce Claxton, the bride- a av hides ia onan oe could. as 
- fand Mrs. Danes Drakos of Wood-| groom’s nephew, was ringbearer. |3-Week Self-Improvement Mara- “For the first two | “we 
pay sereet. ed Mr. and Mes. x * thon which ran last January. had no dessert at din and I 
rd F. Lange of Dover road. | ‘75 receive guest at a reception! This letter isn’t exactly from a ate just sbeet what she Ot 
wore a teal blue (held at St. George Hellenic Hall, | Marathon winner in the usual sense cept more of it. After that 
dress with a pink |Mrs. Drakos wore a pink lace|because it is from @ husband. felt more certain of herself and 
accessories and a |dress with beige accessories and|’¥0ging by his letter husbands began feeding me ag usual 
variegated roses, a tea rose corsage, Mré, Lange| Wim also when their wives do. He “well, I've got my girl back! 
She lost 22 pounds, four inchesif « g.uing — +s *« +s “ft to the East Const of 
from the waist, four from thie aby “Dear Mrs. Lowman: It may ‘SOUTH, ‘AMERICA | 
| Mary Coward was maid of 
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  gheath and a carried a bouquet|'# Tse corsage seem str that I, a man, am domen and five frém the hips! How 
of yellow tea roses, wcitlag col he tagaed © ee can we BOTH thank you? SS. Argentina ° 7 
x * *& a sults my wife had from your Mar- HUSBANDS APPRECIATIVE $:S. Brazil 
Catherine Polydoros Jr, the) Neyer Lend athon, However, it reaslly isn’t Ten't that wonderful? When Tif Alt te fun of « luxury resort une. 
_|bride's niece, was bridesmaid. She strange because I believe I am sed to teach figure molding par thogpelDo ip oe comfert 
pees wore a blue and white dress Personal | even more excited about it than : ied: mell: © bows mend Leow ! 
‘ : tae! N. Saginaw ; classes-husbands often thanked me} e r-by Ray 7 Asse. > | 
a a . : = ocants Beau ty A i ds she is, if that’s possible.. for what the course had done ~ ner Guat, -romcinhons Si and trans- 
toe a ie ‘ “You see my wife is a very - heir wives, and ibday many " Dealer in Dreams” 
ae se beautiful woman and she HAD them write me asking that I send] “Your Dealer 
; : > ‘ ee : | Your beauty~ tools belon beautiful figure. Then, what a certain reducing leaflets to their BIRMINGHAM Hy 
aoe “ your alone and they should | children, cooking and TASTING, wives, It is a great incentive to alti SERVICE 
a l¢ never be used by anyone else. ‘| no exercise and more regular a woman when her husband is in- » thee 
i * ’ . Most of us wouldn't think of | hours, she ge 30 pounds in terested in the way she looks! ‘ 
pe eee EN ’ a 0 tn a gasacancthlony tend tive years, course I loved. + * * — 
: é oa 4 4 person. we pass pow- | her just the same but I must |- missed Marathon in Jan- 
ay 71% ‘| der puffs, lipsticks, combs, | admit that I missed the beau- aah would like to lose 20 BIANGA 
I SS O onrleiriade . sone Sal: ie Sredes Wit :| Git Sete : pounds, in 8 weeks, .or improve “6 nig se. oa ‘ _out thinking about it twice. “6 ld easurements,.or correct any 4 - 
a> fae candies . “Y" gecmeg pom smounum’_|tar le tuade a difference in her efects in beauty, send 10 cents) Italian Imports 
Joie. eee ee ond +. . 3} “We are, of course, just beg- |personality, Having been accus- i poo polka cena oe pond by 
: ~_ restaurant | ee ee ee ne ee ee eee ee te Marathon Booklet. Address Jose-J Elison of California | a when we do this. For your and irritated about the ine in of this news- : 
- Bias ares eae KNITS : your : e ap- ae as 
fo W. HURON. k ok generally. She did not _ reneenars Ut Fall Clathos Dow 
want to go dancing any more and . nae Dene in 100% pure wool.       
  
  Both one and two-piece } 
fashions. Autumn shades: B'nai Israel Group , 
Avacado, Toye bitter ao : pe: A iashond writes oki Louies’ ‘that ee got 
> “HaIR CUTS . : styled and nd shaped for SUMMER. his girl back’ when she followed the advice, diet and 
    
    
    
    and casual ... . cool and -|kept putting off buying clothes un- |to Install Officers 
> |tl she lost weight. I know she} exercises outlined’ in. the Marathon booklet. Here a sweet. 
2 » CALLIE'S BEAUTY. SHOP fees settconscius about ber 8>-| wife points out to her husband the progress she has lot'BNat Inet Congregation wil , i “ : : _! : installed ‘at dinner dance to 
as North Perry We 2-6001 I had made a few mild sug-' made since joining Marathon tye eld Sunday at B'Nai Isteel “29. 95. 
The alton will be Rick Continuing Our : ory mgd 
| Barbar a Jo Tennant Wed ~~ |Serwin, president; Bruce Berg,|| END OF SUMMER SALE 
          
      
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
    
  : Alfred rao th saried Ane Sharon Lee menade Marlow, treasurer; Paula] D eCor S hop 
8 at First Methodist Church, R, - nd Tauber, chaplain; Mark Berg and 4 64 W i ; 
|W. Va. The Rev. C. G.|_ amsay aNd |p mnie Toby, sergeant at agms. berites esi | 
Steyer officiated at the double-ring Thomas Nicol| Phillip Marlowe is sponsor of the anuren | 
ceremony before 200 guests. -ed group. aaeaiines , 
Parents of the couple are Mr. were marrle | 
and Mrs. Paul D. Tennant of State Saturday UIs = i 
street and Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. 0 re f 
eldeth ot Shinston, W. Va evening at PERMANENTS | The bride wore a full-length with Haircut and Set iH 
gown of silk organza fashioned : Emanuel Ne. F peers Hocesoary FE 5.8000 ) 
poe bodice eas tts a pion Baptist Church. AIR CONDITIONED tnd Fleer Next te Buckner Pisance . / 
nechtine and a sleeves tapered Their parents “TE 
at wore a a 
sand psrn, i ot the wr the [PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL | 
ed tiara easter Aan ik Ernest R. 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. 
: Available in Evening Cl ' 
arg a white orchid on a Lendlers aad porno ay ~~ Ss Day a monies = . 
Mrs. Eleanor Jane Bolander of _ Mr.-and PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 — 
Norway was matron of honor : f 
a was Sharon Marie Mrs. Leland “R .& M Dept. Store, The Lake Area's Doorway to Fashion” = = - 
Hi of Sebewaing. Nicol. Se d \. 
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2 . ardner and Randall Hall, ' . 
Mom Decides ag yovaertng and Richard) MR. and MRS. THOMAS NICOL TT) Dresses,” 2. Jumpers Moditied Chemise 
Tennant, the bride’s brother, fig way. Tinty-Town. | Young: 
Farm Oufput - _ [served as ushers. ; pot oro ae ee Se ||     
Skirts, Sweaters, Coordinates 
Judy Kent, Lord Togs, Banion Trycora, 
Knit-Town we: Pamous makers newest 
for fall. $2. $7.06. ; 
Slacks, Levi’s, jeans Sharon Ramsay Becomes” 
Bride of Thomas Nicol - Launder heavy-knit socks 
the nation’s farmere produce, 
    
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plus a sensational, long-lasting cold wave qj |. When you ain slightly S = GooD LUCK 
both for this one low price. : with the hand hidden in & ° Priced from . 5 
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      kok suit with ; 
white orchid corsage. = be found wae : 
Bien - ae magron San ennane Te Hoapt-|_,}hite gladiol, dnapdragons and} and stephanoti. Her only Jewel. | tes tan “Kies” AMT ites. "From : 
; the 10 bride wi asters ry was a diamond pendant, a 
mee Maron Se ee ee a eee 1 Tee ot utr Emmeneel Siptiet Chacch Sor Se] g42 ot too teidagipem Snow Suite, Jackets, Shirts, Blouses 
: ie . rising income, and technologi- | mont State College, Fairmont, W.| sng ~ se ry quay en. Mrs. James Wickman was ma- Sone for tot, Joutha, boys, gee Z 
ss Se - OS ' cal progress, the expert said. Va. ning. The Rey. Thomas Malone | ‘02 of honor with Ruth Ann Pur- La 
: Fal ’ otte t ft , ool As ae et ption of officiated at the ‘candlelight: cere- bridesmaids. a —_ ay ‘ea SPECIAL! | 
Ralls SOLtest SOI’ SOc: potatoes, wheat flour, pork, ‘Scand: Suit’ ere ee Jayne Elizabeth Marsh ot Far Boys Showt Sieeve ga: 
: S 3 is eggs, butter © Parents z the le M pe. Amazing new Cobbie you can’t believe until it's have decreased in the past dec- Shoes Now for {ana Mrs. Exest ‘R. Lents of of ra 
on your foot. Incredibly light, soft and flexible. * ade. But women have ipo Little Girls James K boulevard ond Mir nad 2 was — Vy ae 
: wie more frozen foods, turkeys e * |Mrs. Leland Nicol of Warren. ; — 
Foam-cushioned heel nd toe, Secretly elasticized , 1] | Shane "he added re Leland Nicol of Warren. |O'Comb as ushers. bm > Rt &M Department Store. for caressing fit. Chances are you've never 
wor anything that felt as wonderful.’ 
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While brushing a dog or cat 
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skin that might be -scabby, 
denuded, or where hair’ pulls 
out easily. This .could be 
fungus. Wash such spots with 
warm suds, rinse well, ~and 
apply iodine to the spot.     
Little girls now can step out 
in a “coat-and-suit” shoe. The — 
style is designed to go with 
tweeds, knits, textured and 
brushed woolens, print and 
paisley corduroy, and boucles. 
Usually a slip-on, the shoe 
has a spats effect, tiny buttons, 
and comes in combinations of 
leathers.   
  
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    Tasty Fruit Candy - gown of Chantilly lace and nylon 
tulle over taffeta. Lace panels ac- 
cented the bouffant tulle skirt. The 
lace bodice was decorated with se- 
quins and pearls and featured a 
Sabrina .neckline and long sleeves 
‘ending in points at the wrist. 
* * *. A garden reception was held at 
the home of: the bride's par- 
ents. : 
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When the couple left for a honey- 
moon to Wisconsin Dells and north- 
ern Michigan, the new Mrs, Nicol 
was wearing a white suit with 
embroidered trim, a powder blue 
feather hat and powder blue ac- 
  cessories with an orchid corsage.   
        
  
                
       
     
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Halian Village Hit ~— by Hiige Landslide 
DOMODOSSOLA, Italy (Ap) —A 
huge landslide roared down today 
on the village of San Giovanni di 
Crevoladossola; near the . Italian- 
Swiss ler, and 12. persons 
were reported missing 
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Three bodies were recovered. 
Police said a family of six was 
believed: dead in one ‘of a dozen 
houses which were destroyed and], 
that a foreign car with four occu- 
pants also was apparently buried 
under the mass of rock and earth. 
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The slide was caused .by eight 
hours of torrential rains, It tem- 
porarily blocked the Sempione rail ling idee and important 
ty and rerdawe, he, Diver Be 
Many villagers escaped 
ine See en nee 
of descending rocks. 
Burglars Strike’ hoi 
at Pontiac Skate Club   
    Eduard we Nephew 
  —— THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,1958 
Navy Secretary Working on Promotion   
my country will ever] ous 
  WASHINGTON {AP)—Rear Adm. Hy- 
as soon as certain procedures can ke worked : 
It marks.the second time that a Navy . 
secretary has taken steps to win a promo- 
’! tion for Rickover, who has incurred the dis- 
.| favor of some top Navy officers because of 
his disregard of protocol in pushing the 
atomic submarine program. 
Five years ago, after he had twice 
been passed over by Navy selection 
boards, then Secretary Robert Anderson ‘.. Rickover Will Become Vice Aichizel 
stepped in to gain Rickover a promo: “|president of ‘took the, oath of U. & citizenship here man G. Rickover, the Navy's top. atomic ‘tion from captain te rear admiral, An, 
' | yesterday. : : said Rickover, 58, would get his three stars. derson is now secretary of the Treasury. 
ea ae ae expert, is going to. be promoted to vice ad- A number of members of Congress re- 
: * Bobus Benes, confided: _ cently ; concern that Rickover might 
: bulge Secretary of the Navy Thomas 8. Gates’ not be Hromottd to vice admiral. ee expressions’ were heard from Congress in 
1953 when his promotion then was in doubt. 
A storm also erupted recently when 
_Rickover was left out of a White House 
“ceremony honoring the atomic submarine 
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WASHINGTON (UPD — ‘Those w: the Detroit 
Tigers, are at it again building &: & -® 
7 Chisox Dump Boston + x. * 
for 4th Straight ,   
By United Press International 
Say now, can the New York 
Yankees possibly blow, this‘ Amer- 
ican League pennant after all? 
Sounds fantastic, because the 
Yankees still have a 10% game 
lead over the Chicago White Sox 
with just 35 games to go. But it’s 
just an outside possibility today 
because the White Sox are on a 
winning streak that now has 
reached six games and the 
Yankees are on a four-game 
losing streak. 
Dick Donevan’s four-hit pitch- 
ing kept the Sox surging, last 
night with a 7-1 victory over 
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Wertz helped the Cleveland 
Indians hand the Yankees their 
ninth loss in the last 12 games, 
8-6, 
The greatest flopperoo of mod- 
ern times was staged, of course, 
*:. * *# 
  That, of course, was the hor- 
ritying thought that caused man- THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958 
Build Another Streak—B, “Thee Loss xk zk’ 
a 
ager Casey Stengel to push the 
slumping Yankees through an 
extra workout on Monday, an off 
day. Andol’ Case gave ‘em a long 
lecture, too, on the way they've 
been. blowing leads in games 
lately, 
But that’s exactly what 
pened again. New York had 4 63 
lead until Colavito blasted a three- 
reliever Johnny Kucks. as 
At Boston, Donovan missed a 
shutout only when Jackie Jensen     Z   
  
FALCON AIRMEN — The 
Academy's new head football coach Ben Martin 
(right) surveys his starting eleven who will 
naturally fly on their road games. The Airmen US. Air Force 
will have a $7-man traveling ' 
certainly won't be a shortage of fliers. The Air 
Force opens its season at Detroit, September 26th. squad and there 
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grounded out for Moford in 7th; C— 
struck out for Morgan in 9th. 
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oavet Onouw ‘LOS ANGELES (UPD — Irving IB. Kahn said today the finincial|dog. 
jsuccess of the Floyd Patterson- 
Roy Harris 
usher in a new era of regional, as 
well as national, theater television 
‘in boxing. heavyweight fight will 
x .% * 
ions 
divisions: will investigate the possi- 
bilities of closed-circuit TV purses 
before signing for important 
matches. 
He explained, “the Patterson- 
Harris fight at Wrigley Field 
Monday night was one that had 
been generally under-rated by 
the public, sports writers and 
odd-makers. Yet, Patterson’s 
purse from all sources will ap- 
proximate $311,000, and Harris 
will get his guaranteed $100, ue 
* * * { 
The fight was a “cold product” 
that was hard to sell because of 
champion Patterson's year-long 
inactivity and Harris’ comparative 
obscurity. Roy never had fought 
  HSP—Pascual (Harris). WP—Pascual. 
W—PFiaherty-McKiniey-Chylakberry. T— 
2:26, A—10,970. outside of Texas and never on tele- 
vision of any kind. And the bookies 
  
Folley Wants Title Shot CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) — “I deserve the chance to fight 
Patterson. I think I can lick him any time, any place.” 
So says No. 1 heavyweight contender Zora Folley, who 
figures he’s been marking time long enough. 
Folley’s manager, millionaire Phoenix sportsman Bill 
Swift, echoes the refrain. 
Why, asks Swift, has the Chandler fighter been sidetracked 
in favor of opponents of lesser 
Champion Floyd Patterson’s manager, Cus D'Amato has 
said: 
‘* standing? 
“Patterson won't fight anybody who’s fought for the 
» 
The International Boxing Club is a big bogey to D’Amato. 
And Folley has fought under IBC auspices. 
Folley watched the champ score a bloody, 12th round .apable opponent, not yet signed| New Era Seen in Closed TV Bouts mate challenger Roy a 6-1-under- 
Mractions by staging four or five 
big fights each year on a national 
closed-circuit basis,” he ued, 
“and to put on 
portant bouts on regional hook- ups.” 
Accordingly, portly, dark-hair- 
ed Irving said he would begin 
“Immediate explorations’ of pos- 
sible matches involving Patter- 
son, light heavyweight champion 
Archie Moore, middleweight 
ruler Sugar Ray Robinson, wel- 
terweight king Virgil Aikens, and 
lightweight champion Jee Brown. less im-|/for Monday’s Patterson - Harris 
  Concerning regional closed- cir- He said the theater 
fight would approximate $200,000 
and the receipts would be about) 
one million dollars. 
* x * 
Meanwhile, Bill Robsensohn, the 
brand new promoter who staged 
the Patterson-Harris fight, said the 
gate of $234,189. — a new west 
coast record — had inspired him 
to make 
career. fight promoting his 
  
Boys’ club of Pontiac today an- 
nounced plans for a six-bout box- 
ing program at Wisner Stadium, 
the night of Sept. 8. The club will 
share in the receipts, the funds 
going towards the club athletic 
fund, and to the club's mothers’ 
fund. 
* x * 
BC’s boxing director, Johnny 
Ferro, a former pro himself, is 
matchmaker for the show, which 
he says is being financially un- 
derwritten by “one of the Boys’ 
Club oldest members” Tony Bel. 
    lisario. It also has the approval 
of the state boxing commission, 
| Ferro states, 
* x * 
All bouts, Ferro says, will be 
between professional ringsters, in- 
cluding Ronnie Washensky of Pitts- 
burgh, who recently knocked out 
Detroiter Irish Ducky Dietz in the 
5th round of an round bout. The 
'Pittsburgher will tangle with a   knockout over Roy Harris in Los Angeles Monday night and jn one of“three &round headlined 
came away convinced — if he ever had any doubts—that he contests. 
can defeat Patterson. . 
“Everybody says he’s real fast, and he did throw some 
fast ones against Harris,” Folley said yesterday, “but he 
misses a lot.” 
“Tt was a very slow fight. 
or ‘he’s not a great champion. He was either carrying Harris: 
They'd still be fighting today 
if Harris wasn’t cuf over the'eye. 
“fT think I can’beat Patterson at his best.” 
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professional debut of the former 
Gloves scrapper, Dave Blower. 
Dave will go in one of the two 
four-rounders, There will a six- 
round bout to round out the card, 
Ferro ‘announced. 
Sale of 3,500 general admission   i One feature bout will mark the} 
Boys' Club amateur and Golden’ 
      Boys’ Club Is Sponsor 
for Sept. 8 Fistic Card 
seats went on sale today. Reserva- 
tions and ringside seats may be 
secured by calling the Boys’ Club, 
FE 40551 or FE 8-1430. 
  
Darkness Postpones 
Playoff in Class B 
Pontiac Business Institute and. 
Boys Club will go at each other 
from scratch again today after 
battling to a darkness-halted 4-4 
tie Tuesday at Jaycee Park in 
their best-of-three playoff for the. 
Class B City League baseball 
title. . | 
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Boys Club, regular season 
winner of the Class B race, holds' 
a one-game edge in the final’ 
series after Monday’s opening 5-1) 
triumph And needs just one more| 
win to grab all the honors. ; 
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The BC team tallied with two 
runs yesterday in the 6th inning 
to tie the score at 4-4, then dark- 
hess prevented further play at the 
end of seven full innings. Game 
time today on the Jaycee diamond 
is 5:30 p.m. 
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Goldsworthy and Johnson; Meadows 
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Antonelli, who homered earlier, 
Two-run homers by Bil] Mazero- 
  
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Win Opener in 
‘World Series’ 
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Eastern Housewife - 
home course, 
Philomena Garvey on the 
ment. 
hit into two sand traps. 
: * * * 
The defeat of the 1957 British 
ladies champion climaxed a day 
of frustration for the British Isles. 
Two members of the British Cur- 
tis Cup team also were eliminat- 
ed. 
  
France Winner 
of Foil Crown 
PHILADELPHIA  — France 
the World Fencing Championships 
Tuesday night even though it lost 
its final match to Russia 9-7. 
France had 168 touches against 
177 for Russia and won the title 
on that basis. a: 
    Italy, which also got irito the final, likewise had a 2-1 mark, but 
won only 25 matches, 
3 Tie on’ Blind ‘Hole   
ver: Lake Women’s Golf League 
three players 
blind hole No. 2 with 5s. They were 
Mrs. Phil Dorman, Mrs. Fred 
Stimpert and“Mrs. Earl Weber. 
: Mrs. Efbert Loonéy had “4 for 
ist flight gross, Mrs. Andy Condon 
33 for net. For the 2nd flight Mrs. 
Fred: Harroun: had a 32 net. and 
  Mrs, August Bessinger 63 for gross. 
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t all the way for his 14th 
victory. 
ski and Dick Stuart gave the 
Darien defeated Velleyfield, Que- 
Tom Fowler’s home run leading 
off the bottom of. the sixth inning 
jgave Kankakee a 21 victory 
Portland, Ore : ory 
Monterrey and Darien meet, in, 
the first semifinal game ‘Wednes.-_ 
day. Kankakee -meets Gadsden, 
‘Ala., which drew a first game bye, 
Upsets Irish Star... 
DARIEN, Conn, (AP)—A Gon- necticut housewife, playing on her 
upset . Irelatl’s 
hole Monday in the major open- 
ing round surprise of the Women’s 
National Amateur Golf Tourna- 
Mrs, .Norman. Woolworth of New 
won the men’s foil team title in 
   
    
     
   In yesterday’s round for the Sil- 
fs tied for low on the pt “ACROBATIC — Roberto Clemente of the Pirates makes a 
| gensational back-handed catch in right center field taking a long 
drive hit by Bobby Thomson of the Cihcago Cubs in their game 
yesterday. The speedy Clemente has been making sensational: 
“catches all year. The Pirates won the game from the Cubs, 43.      
      
Pontiac Lake, Walled Lake, Troy~ 
and Farmingfon already have 
_|plans in operation for junior foot- 
ball. The Pontiac PeeWees have 
started d under coach Carl 
‘}Lyon while the Farmington 
m |Rockets will play in a Detroit 
‘Hoop. - Walled Lake will ‘have: a 
team in the All America Litfle : League. . e 
x &: ® 
Yowa has signed a home-and- 
home agreement with the Uni- 
versity of Washington for the 
1963-64 seasons. ~ 
“££   
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they went on the field to ask 
Phillie outfielder Richie Ashburn .- 
if he thought his club could win 
« |the pennant. 
AP Wirephote * * * 
The Westside Businessmen’s 
  
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The Detroit Lions returned to 
two-a-day ‘workouts yesterday but 
coach George Wilson said he 
wasn't punishing the team for their 
loss to the college All-Stars. 
“All of our rookies and one 
reached| quarterback were called to the   
          
     
  
‘Hunters Await 
License Sales 
of Deer, Game Permits 
to Agents 
LANSING  — ers - won't 
start blasting away until fall. But 
the state conservation depart- 
ment’s: license division, is already 
preparing for the hunting season. 
The department is in the midst 
of mailing out som® 1,700,000 deer 
and small game hunting licenses 
the state’s 4,500 license agents. 
Mailings already are nearly 
completed to agents in the Upper 
Peninsula and in region two, | 
Fe of the Bay City-Muskegon 
Agents in southern Michigan will Jhave licenses in stock by Sept. 15. 
passés next on 
tion commission, 
resident licenses ‘of all types. 
City Novice Tennis. 
Tourney Aug.: 23-24   
Central High School @ourts, * — 
Competition will be   semifinal rou 
=. of 
  event ‘will be Twice-Daily Workouts 
Again for Pro Lions. ° ok 
John M ‘of Michigan 
City, Ind., third y 
Dut took over first place in the 
five-day Great Lakes star class 
sailing. championships. 
at Fre a 
Lenore Jensen, J8,° of Allen Park, Mich., ranked second today 
in the women’s field of the Na- 
tional Small Bore Rifle champion- 
ships. toe * 
State Starts Mailing|ar"ses 
‘Mailing of permits for the “any)* 
deer” season is being delayed until) » 
a legislative interim study com-|; 
mittee .on administrative . rules|# 
regulations set up by the conserva- . 
Bulk of the mailing load is 950,-|)) 000 small game licenses and 560,000) © 
deer licenses, The mailings also|) 
include game law digests, deer tags/" 
<-|bow and.arrow licenses, eamp per-|* 
mits, trapping ‘permits and non-|~ 
A city novice tennis tournament] © 
for men and women, sponsored by]? 
the Pontiae Parks ‘and Recfeation) 
Department, will be held Satur-j7 
day and Sunday on the Pontiac)” 
ed in| 
doubles. and mixed doubles. | © 
lent, is open to shy): 
e pesident who 
am Prey district, regional) © or e tennis event. (“> (7 
ment. Régistration can ‘be made) 7 
at the recreation office and dead-| | 
line for entries is Thursday. Aj" * 
Interest in the game was spurred 
with the ofitstanding showing of 
Eagles released via waivers vet- 
eran quarterback Al Dorow to re- 
duce the roster to 48. ‘Dorow, 27, 
years . . . Walt. Kowalczyk of 
MSU was at fullback in’ scrim- 
mage yesterday for the. Eagles 
and was termed by the. coaches 
as doing a “good job” ... The 
49ers cut six rookies from the 
squad, backs Herman Hodges, 
Schamber on waivers.   Cleveland at New ‘York, 1 
(7-7) or Woodeshick (3-3 
4. 
— - at poste, 1 
> wt Bewette Detroit at ington, 
(11-12) ¥s Ramos (11-11) 
Cc at Baltimore, 
2) vs Harshman 
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St Louis 6 Ph i Alea , | Los anees 4 Milwaukee 1. tre game, 
Les 7, Milwaukee 3, second game, 
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Ray West, a Red Run member 
Ernie Lindo and Leroy Phelps, 
guards Dave Jessmer, Don Manow- 
kian and Ronnie Mushatt . . . The 
‘Colts roster was down to 50 after 
placing veteran defensive back 
Henry Moore and rookie Ray whose dramatic hole-in-one last 
Junie in the Pine Lake Invitational 
golf tournament won a _ sudden- 
death playoff match, fired an- 
other ace yesterday.. This time 
West chose Forrest Lake to make 
his hole-in-one. He aced the 180- 
yard 8th hole with a 5-iron.     
   
    Doctoring Swing. 
What I mean is, they 
grip the club too.tight at 
address — not necessarily 
during the swing itself. — 
The main -thing wrong 
with this death grip on the 
Se 
SES Se 
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the muscles, particularly 
those of the forearms. You 
can’t produce the smooth, 
fluid action you need for & 
muscles are tense. ~~ 
‘As to the right 
amount of pressure to 
club off a rack. 
  trophy fee of $1 per person-per|s ./ 
    DIAGNOSIS: Death Grip. ‘ 
TREATMENT: About half the golfers I’ve seen ~ 
grip the club too tight. Maybe more than half. At any | 
rate, this one one of the greatest errors in golf today. 
club is that it tenses up °         
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Your Golf 
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a good golf swing if these ~-' 
  apply in the grip at address, I can only repeat what 
- [ve said before—grip the club gently but firmly, = 
about as you would if you reached up to take the = © 
, 
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you start the club back from the ball, the weiglit of | 
the clubhead in your hands will cause you to tighten ~ 
the grip instinctively. Take that fact into 
(Copyright 1958) _ 
IEEE CORES RE NS MEET eM account, | 
PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Tense and Jerky ;  
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B Girls Observe Sputnik, Then 
|Continue Play - 
‘After a short interruption to turn} 
out the lights and take a look at) 
|Sputnik, Commerce Drive-In and|. 
the All-Stars resumed play and 
battled for 10 innings in a women’s 
exhibitio softball game last night 
at North Side Park,     
    
        
          
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on your name only 
or on other plans. | Starter Jim Jones departed after 
ifacing four men, \ Don Picman 
Imade his ex% seven batters later 
and veteran Herman Bishop finally 
retired the side. Pic was 
icharged with the defeat. \.. give the underdog Jets the : ’ Aa 
The Jets exploded with eight elty crown sends the Jets to 
make ft two straight in the best- 
City Hopefuls A City League baseball champion-\ C20 ‘In semifinal action before 2P d 3 - 
runs in the 4th inning for an 11-8 state: baseball tour. |" ros an 
of-three playoff for the city title. 
161 Golfers Start Play ship Tuesday at Wisner Field. of Shaw’s in the finals. 
cpnquest of Shaw’s Jewelers to . A A 
eta", eg ema er oes AMOROUS ATE 
Friday at Atlas Valley SPECIAL | It was a repeat of Monday’s| Country Club The ° To get cash for vacations or 7 : e All-Stars finally won the 
Complete Front End psec lee pga nog . game, 4-3, with an unearned run for any 6ther worthwhile 
| pitien ‘aid’ were fevered t0't There will be a distinct Pontiac in the bottom of the 10th stanza on We make Loans For: _ purpose come to General 
Alignment he playofie. Onde again: »gHouch to the $5,000 Michigan Open two walks and an error. Katy Boy-| © “ATIONS Public. We make loans to 
: gee ener looked tke : Benes tournament this weekend at kins was the winning hurler while # MARAME : men and women—married 
SE 95 able teed.” Atlas Valley Country Club near Jackie Trasher suffered the loss.|§y © GAR REPAIRS or single. You ate assured 
: pe Monday the Jewelers wasted a ——— Hiane, a Liddy homered for the| #4}. © PAYING A GROUP of prompt, personal service 
; 4-0 lead and lost, 7-4. Yesterday Two well-known local profes- ie uanen’ uaoi aaa OF BILLS and a monthly payment plan 
‘58 Electronic Equipment | they scored five runs in the 3rd | sionals and the city’s leading * ae Sere yee e NEW PURCHASES to suit your convenience. _ ‘lterday, Costello Trucking — out- 
scored Pursley’ Ambulance, 13-9, 
\in a free-hitting affair marked by 
23 safeties, amateurs ‘are among the field of 
161 players\who will start firing 
Friday in the three-day, 72-hole 
medal play event. 
Pontiac’s Gene Bone, 27-year-old 
assistant pro at Tam O'Shanter 
CC, heads the professiona] repre- 
sentation in the battle\for Michi- 
gan’s most coveted golfing prize. 
The other “home’’ pro is Frank 
(Red) Wilson of Pontiac CC)\play- 
ing in his 1st tournament in near! 
three years. . * 
This city’s talented amateur deh Used. Factory Trainéd 
Mechanics. 
- GUARANTEED 
BRAKE 
. RELINING MOST CARS inning for a 5-1 edge and kicked 
it away. Z 
Starting. hurler Gene Cox was 
driven from the mound in the 3rd 
when the Jewelers sent 11 men to 
bat and miade six hits. Reliever 
Tom Estes kept Shaw’s in check 
the rest of the way. and received 
credit for the win. 
Altogether, the Jets madé 14 
hits with Fletcher Davis, Ben Rob- 
inson and Joe Soto rapping three 
apiece. One of Shaw’s seven hits 
was a home run’ by Bishop in the COME IN * PHONE - WRITE 
1, ERAL P UBLIC LOAN | cConPponation 
Huron Street FEderal 3-7181   
       
In the first World Series in 1903 
each winning player received 
$1,182. In 1954 each member of 
the New York Giants getting a 
full share received $11,147.90. 
           
    : AP Wirephote 
DUNKED — Bonnie Randolph took a dunking in the pool of 
  “12 Ine. Labor and Parts 
BONDED, HEAVY 6th for the loser’s final tally. 
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Jones, Picman, Bishop) oad Stanick. ‘\pion; Lloyd Syron, 1957 State   
      
          
      
      
          
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  3/egation consists of Mike Andonian, | 
Esies’| three-time Michigan Publinx cham- the Blue Hills Country Club in| 
\\defeated Betty Jameson in a sudden playoff to win the Heart- of 
“America Invitational golf tourney. The lady pros doing the dunk- _ 
ing are Fay Crocker, Joyce Ziske, Beverly Hanson, Phyilis Kansas City yesterday after she 
  
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MUFFLERS | Ammectcas” | mocverz-«~ (Area Juniors Qualifi Ig” | Te ream roaer ot ver me | ATED JUNIOLS UUAIITIELS sg ons America s jor Michigan golf title is on the oo : 
Written Lifetime favorite entry list, headed by defending Ve . 
: —— . | champion Wally Burkemo of} (Special to the Pontiac Press) | Grace at 147 as he also fired a : 
ree Installation bourbon! Franklin Hills who will be shooting TUCSON, Ariz. —T Ne a 73 yesterday. — : 4 
15 Minute Service for his 4th State Open crown. of Southfield 2a pele Gromaet Bir-| Chuck Newton, Ann Arbor, qual A é 7 : 
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‘MS U Ticket Sales Boom : _ EAST LANSING (UPD — Big 
things are in prospect for. Mich- 
foe, State football games judginb 
trom ticket sales, 
Ticket manager Warren Burtt 
| said today season ticket sales so 
| far have hit a high of 19,- 
| 400 with still about four weeks of 
| the sales period remaining. fa is — nig past use 's 
limit set by athletic director Big- 
gie Munn for the Oct. 4 Michigan- 
Michigan State game: 
Burtt said single ticket sales for 
Wisconsin, Nov. 1, were out front 
of the four home games. The Spar- 
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Gept.: 2), one eee 
  | Last year’s record high was 18,- California 
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‘Bloodless’ Bulltight : 
_ LINDSAY, Ont. DW — A ue 
abd two nurses — complete with 
ambulance and plasma bottles — 
day’s bullfights here in case they 
aren’t so bloodless. 
And if the medical team can't 
cope with an emergency, a group 
of stretcher-bearing first aid men 
have been told to lend a hand. 
Mayor Lloyd Burrows, apprehen- 
sive at the prospect of an accident, 
expressed the opinion of the 
council: 
“We're hoping like everyone 
else that nothing happens — be- 
cause if it does Lindsay would 
receive a black eye it would 
never recover from.” 
Meanwhile, the six imported) 
Mexican fighting bulls are being 
hidden in a secret corral against 
the possibility of sabotage. 
x * * 
But they’re reported to be “snort- 
ing in eagerness to get into ‘the 
ring set up in the Fair Grounds. 
The three matadors expected the 
bulls to be subdued by the change 
in climate. 
Not so, say the home-town ex- 
perts. Canada’s cooler air has 
them looking fitter and fiercer 
than whien théy left Mexico. The     matadors will be entering the 
ring with only their skill and 
small wooden swords for pro- 
tection. 
No picadores and banderillos will 
be there to soften up the bull for 
the kill. 
If anything goes wrong, the bull 
fighters will have to rely solely 
on their capes and the speed of 
their legs. 
* * * 
The chamber of commerce is not 
too happy about the _ three-week 
delay of the bulls at the Mexican- 
U.S. border when they were found 
to have ticks. 
Officials say the postponement 
of the fights from civic weekend, 
early in August, to this weekend 
hag eaten up any profit they had 
anticipated. 
But no matter w it, happens in 
the ring the bulls will eventually 
wind up in a Toronto slaughter- 
house, 
First Win for U.S. 
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican 
Republic (AP) — The United 
States team scored its first victory 
in the world juvenile baseball 
championships Monday night, 19-2   
  *¢ #¢£ to 
otball They're searching frantically for| 
good ends and guards, which seem to be in very short supply this 
year. 
.Pem State, which lost five 
ends from last year’s squad, 
Pitt, Syracuse, Yale, Dartmouth, 
Columbia and possibly Navy be 
flankmen, 
a weak spot on the Army, Penn 
State, Princeton, Brown and 
Dartmouth squads. 
Less than two weeks beloce the 
start of autumn drills, it appears 
that spring work at Navy, Army, 
Syracuse and Penn State prog- 
ressed_to the point where these 
jteams again will be contenders 
for the Lambert Trophy, emblem 
of Eastern supremacy. 
Holy Cross and Boston College, 
each with an outstanding quarter- 
back, are well stocked with veter- 
an players and should be ‘in the 
thick of it. 
Pitt, with weak spots at ends 
and tackles and a just adequate 
backfield, will suffer’ from a 
schedule that includes UCLA, 
Minnesota, Michigan State, Army 
and Notre Dame. 
Princeton appears strong enough, 
especially in the backfield, to de- 
fend its. Ivy League title .against 
Dartmouth, Cornell and Yale. An- 
other cavalry charge finish is fore- 
seen in this league, where spring 
drills are forbidden and lack of 
depth is the rule. 
Army’s halfbacks, All-America 
Bobby Anderson and Pete Dawk- 
ins were rated the nation’s best 
pair after scored 25 touch- 
downs last season. Billy Austin, 
Rutgers tailback ranked No. 2 in 
the national total offense list and 
Holy Cross quarterback Tom 
Greene was No, 5 Boston College 
quarterback Don Allard, Princeton 
tailback Dan Sachs and Navy’s 
Dick Dagampat, now shifted to 
  over Curacao. halfback, deserve special mention. 
  
       
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EDMONTON, Alta, (UPI)—More 
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of the touring pros from the United - 
States and two invaders from Ja- 
pan, started battling for $25,000 in 
prize money today in the Canadian 
Open Golf championship. 
Heading the bulky field were 
six of the current top 10 P.G.A. 
money winners—Arnold Palmer, 
Dow Finsterwald, Art Wall Jr., 
Bob Kosburg, day Hebert and 
Doug Ford — peat with Mike 
Souchak, winner of last week’s 
St. Paul Open. - 
The Mayfair course, which the 
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  *\night at-Drayton Plains. Bill Gou- 
let wag the winning pitcher on a 
three-hitter and Arlo Flesher 
hurled four-hit ball in defeat. 
After each team scored twice in 
the ist inning, the Druggists took 
the decision with two runs in the 
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the Drug team Thursday for the 
playoff title. 
Lakeland Hardware won the “‘B” 
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BUS. Track and Field 
‘Team Lands in Japan   
TOKYO (P— Seven U/S. track 
4 and field men arrived hete Tues- 
‘= |day for goodwill meets against 
| |Japanese athletes Aug. 23—Sept. 
| \14. 
The AAU trackmen will be joined Plby 17 leading U.S. armed forces 
stars in the Far East, and coached 
by John Morris of Houston Uni- 
versity. 
Those arriving with Morris were: 
Ted Smith, 20, Van Nuys, Calif: 
Jerome Walters, 27, Pasadena; €al- 
ifornia; Robert Charlies, 22, Phoe- 
nix, Ariz.; Buster Quist, 22, Al- 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958   
E xpect I 00 for State Skeet] Title Test By H. GUY MOATs 
Michigan’s leading skeet shoot- ers converge on Oakland County 
Sportsmen's Club, Saturday and 
Sunday, for the - 1958 champion- 
ships. Followers of this popular 
shotgun sport will see many of 
the shooters who placed high in 
the recent Nationals at the same 
site, in action again, including 18- year-old Ken Sedlecky of Baldwin 
NSSA high-over-all champion who set one world mark, little Eddie 
Brown and brother Leland of Bir- 
mingham, defending sub - junior and junior Michigan titlists, and 
others. 
* * * 
William Ellis, Mt. Clemens 
MSSA ‘secretary, said today 100 
shooters are expected. The list, 
Ellis says, probably will include 
all the 1957 champions, named at 
Grand Rapids last fall. Shooting 
begins at 8:45. a.m.. Saturday, 
winds up late Sunday with awards 
of more than $660 worth of trophies 
the final feature. There were 97 
shooters in the 1957 event. 
, This is the first time the state 
body has provided all the awards 
and MSSA officials hope it will 
serve as a stimulant for bigger 
and better state shoots. OCSC 
also built up the prize monies 
with $200 for the all-gauge com- 
petition. : 
Saturday’s events include the lit- gets. Sunday’s all-gauge is a 100- 
target shoot. There will be class 
shooting in all guns, and two-mnan 
and five-man, team events are also 
listed. 
* * * 
OCSC’s field will be open today 
and Friday afternoon for practice 
rounds, 
The 1957 chanphons include 
OCSC’s Bob Thiefels (20-gauge); 
Howard Confer (Detroit, 28-gauge); 
Larry Smith of Birmingham (.410); 
all-gauge, Louis Chamberlain, Kal- 
amazoo; high-over-all, Ains Bor- 
sum, Baldwin; Women’s all-gauge, 
Jeanne Shields, Grand Rapids; 
Man team (Triangle Club of 
Baldwin), Chamberlian, Ed Sed- 
lecky and son, Ken, the world’s 
high-over-all champion, Ken Cargo 
and Walt Schneider; two-man team 
(Detroit Gun Club), Borsum, Floyd 
Gilmore; Junior champion, Leland 
Brown, Birmingham; _ sub-junior, 
13-year-old Eddie Brown, Birming- 
ham. 
. Indicative of the kind of compe- 
tition that shooters face in the 
state test.are the results of last 
weekend's Jackpine Open, shot at 
Baldwin. Outstanding was Ken 
Sedlecky and Walt Schneider's 200 
straight in the two-man event, 
  tle .410, the sub-small gauge 28 
Little Stories 
About Outdoors 
Michigan’s waterfowl season this 
fall will undoubtedly be-the same 
as a year aga, when the season! 
-yan 70 days, beginning Oct: 
Conservation Departrfent has 
asked, and probably will approve 
the request, for the authorization. 
Bag limit is expected to be un- 
changed, four and a maximum of 
eight in possession with smaller 
limits_on redheads and ‘‘cans”, 
to comply with new federal regu- 
lations. 
New regulations reflect pros- 
pects for lighter flights of ducks in 
all areas east of the Pacific fly- 
way. 
* * * 
Venetian Night, a colorful dis- 
play of gaily-decorated sailboats 
in parade line, with sails furled, 
comes again this weekend for 
Watkins Lake Yachting associa- 
tion members. After the water- 
parade members will enjoy a 
barbecue at the Chuck Morris 
home, 
7) x * & 
Three events of more than us- 
ual interest mark the OCSC calen- 
dar starting with the big Michigan 
Skeet Championships this Saturday 
and Sunday; the sportsmen’s clus 
Archery Fair, Aug. 30 through 
Sept. 1 and the pioneer trials 
sports car meet, Oct. 11-12. 
* * * 
There’s a new book on water- 
skiing now on the market, writ- 
ten by the “father of water-ski- 
ing’’ Dick Pope Sr. It’s a factual 
story of the sport that Pope 
claims now numbers more than 
6-million followers in less than 
one generation. Book includes’ 
detailed instructions for begin- 
ners, plus suggestions for ex- 
perienced riders, Lowell Thomas 
wrote the introduction to “Water 
Skiing.’ 
* * * 
That queer, snake-like little 
weatherfish, found recently in‘ a 
pond near Holly is a tolgh cus- 
tomer, take it from the men who 
used“ rotenone to clean out the 
“sand-blowers.”” They displayed ™\ 
great resistance to the chemical) 
that stuns ordinary fish. When 
driven to the surface by the ma- 
terial, and throw ashore, they still 
appeared lively, even after being 
out of water for an hour 
& MOATS lannual National Thigtle Champion- Lilly in 6-Way 
Title Shootoft VANDALIA, Ohio (AP)—More 
than 1,000 marksmen, with minor 
events. out of the way, settled 
down to-some serious firing today 
at the 59th Grand American Trap- 
shoot. 
Six of the: non-missing marks- 
men were shooting off in today’s 
event for yesterday’s Class AA 
championship, They had broken 
an extra 50 when darkness ~ fell. 
* * * 
The sextette are John Kroplin 
of Englewood, Ohio, who hasn't 
missed a 16-yard target this weele; 
Ned Lilly of Stanton, Mich.; 
Wayne Kennedy of Kimball, Neb.; 
Homer Clark of Alton, Ill.; George 
Genereux of Saskatoon, Sask., and 
Fred D. Waldock of Sandusky, 
Ohio. . 
Michigan's five-man trapshoot- 
ing team placed\fourth in the 
state championships in the class 
AA clay targets title competition 
yesterday. Ohio won with.989 of 
1,000 targets. Nebraska and\Cal- 
ifornia tied for second with 987. 
Michigan shot 979, . 
State Sailors Finish 
in Top 10 at Mobile 
FAIRHOPE, Ala.  — Two De- 
troiters, George Devlin and How- 
ard Boston, finished in the first 
10 of the opening race of the 13th   
ships in Mobile Bay yesterday. 
The race was won by Howard 
Mead of Atlanta. Two races were 
scheduled today and single races 
Thursday and Friday. 
Fish Was Too Big 
ANADARKO, Okla.  — Clar- 
ence Neill, an employe at the 
power plant which ‘extends out 
over the Washita River, was 
fishing through a hole in the 
floor when a catfish grabbed his 
line. 
He pulled up a good-size cat 
but ‘had to let him go. The fish 
was too big te get through the 
fishing hole.   
        
Campaign Cuts Forest Fire Losses and aealbaunes 20. ‘The “big” equalling the world record. Ed 
gun will do the talking Sunday|Sedlecky emerged the all-gauge 
when all-gauge events take place,)champion with 100 straight, win- 
The .410 will be a: 50-target test.)ning after a shootoff with Ken 
The 28 is over a 100-target route] (his son), Schneider, Borsum and| Borsum was also * high-over-all 
and the 20 gauge will be 100 tar-| Jim Oedekirk of Inalounente. Ind. Ken Sedlecky, Howard Conter * 
Bill Scott (Detroit), Borsum and 
Floyd Gilmore of Wyandotte won 
the. five-man event (493x500). 
with 343-350. Ken Sedlecky won the .410; Bor- 
sum won the 28; Confer took the 
20.’Eddie and Bill Brown Jr., won 
the 28-gauge two-man team test 
(193x200). 
    
   Along the Outdoor Trail 
H. GUY MOATS 
Mutdoor Editor, Pontiac Press    * 
  
By JACK PATTERSON 
It is probable that the rattle- 
snake, lying beneath the ferns was 
— Sopreet. The fact that it 
buzzed a_ brief 
“watch where you 
are walking” 
warning when 
}: young Sky stepped 
closely beside it 
seldom rattles in 
advance. But one 
can never be com- 
  PATTERSON § current disposition 
of a rattlesnake, so following along 
a few paces later, we looked down 
beside a moccasin and saw the 
snake ready for business, A step 
section ended the menace; 
The shot made it unnecessary 
to autopsy the creature further 
to determine that it was a fe- 
male with an uncounted number 
of young. Since S. catenatus av- 
erages about eight young snakes 
to a brood, the camp population 
of rattlesnakes was probably re- 
duced by nine, a comforting 
thought to those whe liked to 
walk around the place lightly 
shod, 
This was our first oe with 
one of the snakes on high ground 
and the dusty jackpine barrens 
seemed an unlikely place to find 
what normally is a swamp-dweller. 
But the snakes do move to high 
ground in August and at this time 
of year they turn up in odd places. 
* ke Ok 
Although the massasauga is & 
common snake in Michigan, be- 
cause of its retiring nature and 
inclination to escape rather than 
fight,it is seldom encountered. 
The chances of a human being 
bitten are exceedingly slim, even 
in areas where the snakes abound. 
A fatal bite by a massasauga 
would assume so many “‘ideal’’ 
conditions, both on the part of the 
snake and the victim, that it would 
stretch the laws of probability to 
the breaking point. 
* * * 
only poisonous snake as a dan- 
gerous one, and his know presence 
should not in any way be allowed 
to curtail anyone’s fun outdoors. 
On the other hand we should not 
dismiss him as:harmless. He isn’t. 
The effects of his bite range 
in severity from q minor annoy- 
ance to some rather serious com- 
‘plications. : 
By recognizing that he is here 
and by exercising normal good 
sense and not go poking, into snaky 
places, avoiding ‘running around 
snake eountry bare-foot, particu- 
larly these late’ summer nights, and 
by stepping politely aside when 
his warning is heard, there is no pletely sure of the}: 
to the side anda shot in its mid- 
So then, one can’t regard our}: ‘\State’s Rattler Is Held 
in Respect, but Not Fear 
  4, 
ably with this interesting member; 
of the reptile tribe.   
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  (Ch. Moiphy . of Willow Creek) 
Right (bottom) is a bulldog (Ch. 
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of hard work on-the part of owners and handlers. 
The six ‘‘portraits” above show as many different : 
breeds, each one of which is a group winner 
from last weekend’s. Pontiac Kennel club's fall 
show. Ceriter top is best-in-show Pontiac Press 
award winner, a dachshund (Ch. Christi Dachs 
_ Challenge) hound group. Top right is a poodle?, 
heavens, no, that’s a proud Irish water spaniel   
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avid angler in his free time, landed his biggest bass last weekend 
at Lake Oakland. The lunker, as can be geen by the picture, was 
a largemouth. It weighed 6 pounds, was 22 inches long. Anderson 
(38 Cadillac) hooked the fish near a weed bed, towed it into the 
middle of the lake where he hand-landed his prize, several ounces 
too light to lead The Press ‘‘big fish derby,”’ that closes on Labor Pentiagc Press. Photo 
  
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Snowman), tough-looking, but easy-going non- 
sporting group winner. Bottom (center) has the 
look of a dour Scotsman, or slightly cantanker- 
He’s a splendid (clipped 
eyebrows and all) miniature schnauzer (Ch. 
Handful’s Pop Up), terrier group winner. At 
top (left) is a Yorkshire (no, sir, I’m not a girl- 
dog, despite my hair-ribbon and long coat), toy 
group winner, Ch, Soham Bobbie, Last, but the 
biggest of all (bottom left), is a genial, thirsty- 
looking St. Bernard, Ch. Bryjon’s Damocles yon 
Kris (Star), working group winner.   
  
  
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Smokey Bear Breaks 100 
Smokey bear finally has broken 100. 
The big guy in the fur coat, symbol of the forest service 
campaign to reduce the fire 
might look a little happier on the familiar warning Posters 
on the basis of. last year’s record. 
Finished totaling up the reports, the service figures 
there were only 83,400 forest 
That was the first year that 
000°mark and compares with 143,000 the previous year. 
The area burned was reduced by just about half. Ten 
years ago, there were more t 
The improvement, however, was not a general thing. In 
the South, the Southern Forest Fire Conference formed two 
years ago in New Orleans could take a good deal of credit 
in the area’s cutting its numberof fires by more than half.| 
But in some states, acreage burned incred$ed from two 
to seven times. In Idaho, only a few more fires destroyed 
trees on more than 135,000 acres, compared with less than | hese 
20,000 acres burned the year before. toll of timber and wildlife, 
fires in the nation last year. 
fires dropped below the 100,- 
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Members of Multi-Lakes Conser- 
vation Assn. tonight will view what 
is regarded as one of the best 
color films on Alaskan hunting and 
fishing ever shown before the club. 
Film. was. made by Detroiter Al 
Gray and covers a wide range of 
outdoor subjects on a 33-day trip 
in the Yukon country. Film will 
be shown after the membership 
session at M-L. clubhouse. 
-Gray will leave this week -for 
another journey to the Yukon. To- 
night’s appearance is his third at 
M-L in which he has shown thrill- 
ing pictures of AlasRa and British 
Columbia, . 
Solunar Table 
With the summer-long bass, pike Detroit Tiger coach Billy Hitch- 
cock and shortstop Cooter Veal 
both attended. Auburn College. 
Hitchcock played football, basket-         
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  proved that'a modern bn 
is equal to a high- ! 
in taking large game. — 
Dr. Jack Beall tried in vain: 
for the past seven years to get a. 
permit to kill a buffalo from” 
among the herds roaming South: 
Oleson, who bought three buftald 
with the intention of slaugh 
them, allowed Beall to kill an 
pound bull with his bow and arrow 
—on the condition that Beall be 
backed up by another man with a 
rifle in the event the arrow didn't 
down the bull, : 
A keen-edged broadhead from 
Beall’s 65-pound bow dropped the 
bull swiftly and mercifully. 
An Oxford (England) league 
[against cruel sports scored a vic- 
tory in its campaign against stag 
hunters, when: its members laid 
false scenf trails to distract dogs 
and hunters from their prey. Only 
two stags were raised, none was 
taken. This was the 4th time in a 
row the club’s false scents blanked   
  ball‘and baseball and Veal was a 
basketball and baseball star. ~ the hunters. 
  
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py: came Into use, cowries served as Hollywood Headlines , | { | told our pw about ft we: were indi in 24 Trade Pacts 
"Lee Jeommon currency throughout | ‘arnenter BOS! Movie A ohis’ advised against it at this time. 
Pn cme fee tan cowie TOWN Huston Will Dirett Carpenter Bass, f ey i rl me ec ree   
  
  
      
      
      
      
     
      
   
       
    
     
     
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Western ‘The Unforgiven’ Due for Quster | Delay Wedding at night and tell moter to Der Pacific Oceans, shines State 
ae tate Flower | & HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Two prom-|Pone the wedding for a while. 
, er se cesta nee: fpe Fest % choses _ By DOROTHY MANNERS she would make an unexpected AFL-CIO Hierarchy |ising young Hollywood players, |* “She soit’ hese sist oto “te e flower, miiitite, Loutlio ©. Parsons te, in roe ayo pete aqpenn e Upset by Hutcheson’s'pressured by unromantic agents,/, 4 L. We love each other very 
oy Manners) , Taking Sth Améndment|\00% called off their wedding se!/much — and we will get married Dorothy, portant, the mist forecast 
EM 3-0661 HOLLYWOOD — When Harold Tee. wilt Bad by seingaen. for Saturday. - later when all this 
Hecht told me that kingpin director! 1-1, jooking tor. “FOREST PARK, Pa. (AP) —| Andra Martin, one of the most|°'ST the moment, Andra has the been signed. ‘I'm loo or a man,” says At ent, 
Ope n 6:45 JiJohn Huston bas tOlrina with a laugh, “what single Carpenters Union President Mau-|beautiful young actresses to come] pest break of her career as co-   
  
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FIRST RU IN! » Targued the point. Our Honolulu correspondent, —" of Congress, is reported|/home town, Rockford, Ill, The) Hardin, "8. is now starring in minty aig 'h “what about ‘T re of the |Miss Louella Parsons, reporting: ue for ouster from the AFL-CIO groom was to be Ty Hardin, hand-ithe top rated Cheyenne TV series. 
LAST FR RONTIER OF TER TT ‘Sierra Madre,’ which ran sway |‘‘The Royal Hawaiian may never erarchy. some television cowpoke. Warner Brothers signed him for| 
| with a whole set of Oscars?” I be the shme now that Jerry Lewis|,, 20? AFL-CIO sources predicted The plan was secret when @ re-ithe show when Clint Walker de-| ihats 
wanted to know. has descended upon the beautiful y Hutcheson will be asked to| porter confronted them about it.| cided to sit out a contract battle. SiC 
hotel by the blue Pacific with full supply an explanation of his re-|Both denied it at first but later “YT can’t see where bein’ mar- 
The answer was, ’ “That was a acca fusal to answer U. S. Sen-|admitted the rumor was true. ried ever hurt artybody,’? com- 
mining story.” Oh. ,ate Rackets Committee questions * ¢- @ mented Hardin Tolar 
Anyway, Burt Lancaster-will star} . He put on a show on the beach. |about expenditures of union funds.} «yes said Andra, fighting] Their career advisers argue that | 
in ‘The Unforgiven,” Alan le shortly after luncheon, a whoop- | . Fellow labor chiefs said private-|back a tear, “there was to be a|marriage right now might affect , 
May’s novel, the entire film being| de-doo with every child includ- |ly they expect Hutcheson to re-|marriage Saturday, but when we|them with the teen-age audience. anes 
shot on location in Mexico starting| 1"g his own following his gyra- |fuse the demand and probably re- 
lin November. Huston has just fin-| tions.. Even adult sun worship: sign as a member of the AFL CIO          
      
         
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Century-Fox and Burt has yet to] cut. off his bright yellow shirt (tjon’s top policy-making group. eo — DRIVE-IN MA 4.3135 
complete ::The Devil's Disciple’—| and went native. The council members already |¢ = THEATRE 
and then they meet in Mexico. “Tonight all of us including Hope|"@Ve figured on Hutcheson’s res-|> fe oo HELD OVER 
ke * and David Heart, Patti and Jerry|‘#tion in selecting Painters Un-|$ rE ROA ENDS TONIGHT 
"George Raft’s personal choice to|Lewis, Jimmy McHugh and many po jie sa gear igy ng Rg Be A 
|play-him in his upcoming screen|thers are Arthur Cameron’s| i)" succeeding James Petrillo, re- 
biography is Tony Curtis. The boys|guests at Don the Beachcomber’s/.: 164 Musicians Union president. > ba emmy 
syne both we oe a | Tie meatal, ater "== Marjorie . a building 2 LAUREN 
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tiful dresses Orry Kelly whipped/paradise, orchids and all sorts of| corruption 
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——- eet ee BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 
CAB Requests | Nautilus Crew. re armeet Bomber Crashes, Ro | | : oo —= - wee   
    
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More Routes Jon Polar Trip [ome s. 7 QS os sere ex an — a se ks .By WILLIAM F. sUNDEREAND|North Pole, 1115 p.m. Aug. 3,/engine jet bomber crashed near 
Says Traffic Control) For the Combined American Press| ‘®58." The other was a thnee-iné this Texas Panhandle, town last} 
Rules Must Be Raised) ABOARD USS NAUTILUS (AP) | crossing. 
Up to 35,000 Feet |— Ctew members of the atomic) The edition was dedicated by 
submarine Nautilus published an|editor John Michaud end asso- 
‘ : “extra’’ tod deta their tri ciate editor Cc A. Payne “to our 
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Civil _- iting P shipmates, wives and many 
Acronautics Board says air traf SS ee friends. , ic control regula mus 
extented up to 35,000 feet and en-| The, special North Pole edition oo article by the ship's medical) 7. ’ ; : : Bh | ©1007 hts Sarva 
voubes. . 18 mimeographed pages on the gave a chronological account ofinames of dead 
At preesst, such pontrol applies trip itself and seven pages con-|the day the submarine went under] but said the others were Capt R. 
eS eatin Peake taining the names, home towns|the pole — even toythe breakfast/E. Held, 34, Ellingwood, Kan., 
ol y Aa Bye n and address of all 116 men on menu. a and Norman E. Hermes, 23, El 
— tween 17,000 and 22,000) the polar voyage. | During the off-duty hours the| Paso. ; feet. c« « * * * men autographed each other’s} Amarillo, Tex., AFB said the 
; There were songs and poems) copies. ship was on an aerial refueling 
The CAB’s recommendation was|composed by the men in com-| The submarine is‘ now making] operation, but refused to comment 
contained in a report on the col-|memoration of the event and arti-|an underwater Atlantic crossing | further. 
lision of a commercial airliner|cles describing the submarine’s|after a six-day stay in England.) Thunderstorms were reported in 
and a military plane last April 21 history, ‘special equipment and She is due in New York Monday. | the area. 
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The apo said the Air Force) .- BOARDING HOUSE ; 
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blame for the collision, which oc- THERE, THAT'LL TEACH HER hey we 
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The Air Force was accused 
of giving insufficient attention 
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flights at Nellis Air Force Base| [_ s= 
from other traffic on an estab- , 
lished airway. 
The board said the pilot of the 
military plane, a supersonic 
F100F jet fighter, tried at the last 
moment .to avoid the Unitéd Air| _ 
Lines DCT by diving under the; 
airliner. But the wings of the two 
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harder to give pilots sufficient op- 
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By JOHN CHADWICK 
WASHINGTON (AP)—The way 
was cleared today for a showdown 
Senate vote on the long-smoulder- 
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cosponsor of the bill with Sen. 
John.M. Butler (R-Md), said its 
passage would help ‘‘to overcome 
the paralyzing effects of Supreme 
Court decisions in the antisubver- 
sive field.” 
But Sen. Thomas C. Hennings 
(D-Mo), a leader of the opposition, | 
has denounced the bill as based 
on a “‘kill,the umpire philosophy’’ 
and as a threat to the independ- 
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  Pot pihataild evelrtay use,‘The ever 
dependable gooseneck feature insures 
easy placement of light. A quality 
lamp. Dessert tan color. $10.95 value. 
"$8.55 
Fluorescent Tube" $1.05 }    
   
   
     
    
      
     
       
   
          
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Howard. 
  
Port to Be Ballot Issue 
      
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Se pyend and Shoes f ‘a ben or 
al at the SALVATION 
SHIELD STORE. ks 
Under new management, Barber 
shop at 286 State St., at Johnson, 
adv. 
\ . Aug. 22. 9 till 9. 
Rummage Sale Daily. 98 W. 
adv. 
| DETROIT @—The Wayne Coun-|. 
ty Port Commission has voted to 
placed on the Nov. 4 ballot a pro- 
iposal for a $7,100,000 bond issue 
for Detroit: Port development. A 
Second -proposal would increase 
tax millage up to 11 cents per 
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"in a few. minutes. 
Only COAT RACK 
%" chrome plated 
steel tubing with lu- 
ides. 68” high, 
38” wide. Packed in 
box. You c&n set it up 
  
    
  
8 Spacious 
Drawers 
Fa delight. 
17 W. Lawrence Street 
  
  This spacious steel cabinet is a secretary's 
Or use it as a telephone stand,. a 
radio or lamp table, or as a utility cabinet 
ta hold assorted items . . . each in its own 
place. Makes a perfect accessory for the 
handyman. Grey. 30 inches high, 12'2 
inches wide, 10 deep é 
cost 12” only 
General Printing & Office Supply 
Phone 2-0135 
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Buy Now and Save a Few 
NEW 1958 BUICKS LEFT SPECIAL SAVINGS ON DEMONSTRATORS! 
OLIVER MOTOR SALES Ave. FE 2-9101 
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       Pigures after decimal point are NEW YORK (# — Lower-priced|- 
stocks got a play in a. slightly 
higher stock market early today 
Trading was moderate. - - 
Pivotal: issues rose Bactionaliy 
number were 
This figure represents the total 
sales. of stock borrowed with the 
hope of future repurchase at a 
lower price, thus providing a 
kind of buying cushion under the 
market. 
A,000; Safeway up 
% at 956 on 2,000. 
New York Stocks 
‘(Late Morning Quotations) 
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
Grain Futures 
Firmer Today 
CHICAGO  — The grain futures 
market was a bit firmer today|' 
in early dealings on the board 
in of trade for the first time 
several days. 
Near the end of the first hour 
\prices had eased somewhat with 
‘wheat unchanged to % 
bushel lower, September $1.82%. 
Corn was unchanged to % higher, ‘i|Net change .. 7 —4 unch —4 
September $1.271%4; oats % to 14 io today : se, 108 5 4h Lh, 
higher, September 62: rye un-| Week Read 822 1852 
changed to %4 lower, September! [eee SO eg 
($1.20; soybeans % higher to li toss high #3 186.5 
11958 low ,... BR. lower, September $2.2344; lard un- joy nen’ 1” 77.5 188.8) 
changed to 3 cents a hundred Ibs. 1957 low 66.2 150.9/ 
lower, September $12.67. 
DETROIT STOCKS 
. * | (C. J. Nephier . Co.) 
Grain Prices tian tae Boe 
CHICAGO GRAIN . 
  unchanged and 
there was a scattering of small 
losers. 
A certain amount of hesitancy 
Was apparent for the list asa 
whole. Monthly figures on the short 
adv. | interest are due after the close 
z;and. some Wall Street opinion is} ' 
[that they will be lower. 3 
Small gains were scored- by 
Woolworth, Lorillard, U. S. Rub- 
ber, Bethlehem, U. S. Steel, Inter- 
national Telephone, Phelps Dodge, 
International Telephone and South- 
ern Railway. 
Opening blocks isicluded: Penn- 
Texas up % at 74% on 6,000 shares; 
Studebaker-Packard up Ys at 6% 
14 at 32% 
on 3,000; and National Theatres 
are eighths 
cent a NEW VISUAL STOCK RECORDER—Watling, 
Lerchen & Co., has opened a new stock broker- 
age office here, on the fourth floor of the 
State Bank building, moving from quarters on 
the seventh floor of the same building. Above, 
George W. J. Linton, resident manager, inspects 
Trans-lux visual ticker in the new. office which   records simultaneously all transactions on the 
New York: Exchange. This is the first such 
machine in the city. The office also maintains 
a Dow-Jones business news wire. Watling, 
Lerchen & Co,, member’ of the New York Ex- 
change, also maintains branch offices in Kalama- 
zoo, Ann Arbor and Jackson.     
  
o’cloc Schools, “436 
ou Bia” and ‘deposited -y the office 
a tatere noun 2, 58. pate ie Aug, 20, '58. 
ACCOUNT NUMBER 3155,2563 OTICE Cc N BLI 
ice is hereby: ven by the under- 
signed 7 on +e 22 to 00 
Michigan, i E. Huroa, ac, 
"Subtle sale of a°1957 Ford      
BUILDING FOR RENT. \ ° & : . a a ‘ * ' t 
: f ties pane WANTED ites othe Ba aes RIG 
" Oriow esis Shoae ~¥ bering bidder. Inspection be made News in Brie Lower-Priced aif fe oo te the Tae ‘ia Fhe ‘undersigned aan nent’ 
Two drinking fountains, valued : 19-58. 
ce Stee = Stocks Played FASS, wn) eee 0. 00 gr. by v p Poatiag take Recreation y | L shal be sealed and ad- aug. ¥0. 31, "48: 
    Phone FE 2-8371        
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|Allen Elect & Equin Co 2.3 
  few good 
weak 
lots U. 8. No. 2 & 3 19-260 Ib, 20.50- 
mixed No. 1 & 2 these. weirhts 21.00: No. 
1 — = early supply: No. 2 & 3 260- 
J 
few good to 
25.00; thirty head 90 Ib. 
day, 
choice slaughter sheep 4.50-10 MARKETS 
    
      
  
  
folly to prime 1035-1160 Ib. steers 27. 
choice heifers: 24.25-25.75: 
utility and standard mixed 20.50- 
utility cows 18.50-20.00; canners and cut- 
ters 14.50-18 
Vealers—salable 75. Steady to strong: 
choice and vrime 31.00-36.00: standa 
00-51 60: eull and utili 
Hogs—salable 450. Butchers steady 
most mixed 
20.75; sows 25 cents lower: 
5-20.25: mixed grades 160-1 
18.75-19.75; No. 2 & 3 400-600 
350. 17.50-18.25. 
Sheep and lambs—salable 
rime slaughter lambs 22.00- 
lambs late Tues- Stead: 
choice and prime ays — 
  
STOCK AVERAGES The following are top prices 
covering sales of locally grown 
produce brought to tle Farme.'s 
24.00: 
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to 
EW YORK — (Compiled by the As- NEW 
sociated Presa): 
30 15 60 
Indust. Rails Util. Stocks| 
Swap 
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (AP) — Opening Rows 1p Super Cole ne 
grains L Oi] & Chem Co .16 2 | Howell Elect M Co ....62 64 
62's/Peninsular M Prod co” 9 96 
eee. 4% The Prophet Co .,. ne 91 
see. 66% Rudy Mfg Co CIS HIRE 76° #77 
. 66 |Toledo Edison Co ......146 146 14. 
Wayne Screw Prod Co 45 (15 
1.20%| *No sale; bid and asked 
1.24% 
26% 
126%/ Many blackboards Installed in 
. 12.65 new scheols today are of green ; : 13 ool SeBEADOe 1.20% Dec 20.505... 11.85 color. be, Dec 
*,|Mar       
          Back to: School 
TYPEWRITER SAL Portables—Standards 
New Used 
Office Supplies   
TISDALE OFFICE EQUIPMENT MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER FE 8-4545 
~ i soy 103 Int Paper .. 106 semtees, : 22 ops sa.¢| Maret by growers and sold by 
allied Ch... $5.6 Int ga -& oat 4 them jin wholesale package lots. 
Allis’ Chal ', 265 Jacobs ..... \ *74| Quotations are furnished by the Alum Ld oes 39.6 Johns Man oy hy D-troit Bureau of Markets, as of BICO es - ae a . 
Am Airiin’ >. 21.7 Kelsey Hay .. 37.2 Tuesday, Am Can ..s. 464 ecott ..,, 93.2 A 
Am Cyan ..., 49.3 Kimb Cik ... pr} : 
Am Meray +, 38.6 * <0 28.6 Produce 
Am Motors ..17 Kr vacees 90.2 li 4m N Gas .. 60 Lib McN &‘L 38.6 ; 
Am News ..., 26.7 c .. 516 FRUITS Am Tel é& Tel 183.1 me sreeee pe tla a ples, Duchess, fancy. bu. .... -63.00 
jane st $87 poriltard 70.1| Blueberries (crate 16 Pat. Sisctene $2 Armour & Co 18.5 Lou Seo a gf Ae Canteloupe, bu. ............... 0.005 4.25 
. 22.4 Co ** 333 Peaches, Red Haven, bu. ..,.... . 4.00 83 Martin trs’ aL lgeers Sugar, bu. ......... wees » 3:00 
36-4 . 2 ee a4 Watermeions, bu. ..........00-s00-2 2.18 
"» Merck ....... 58. “7 ee ie 4 VEGETABLES : 18° _— + 344 pene WOT, BR cicccccecacescsss 2:00 
Be Monsan .. 34.1} Brocco hee 75 Mont Ward .. 38.4 2.00 
* 652 Pord .... 144 2.25 ’ 44.1 ot Wheel ... 15.4 1.15 
5 16.2 otorola .... 43 1.00 
3. os = = pow =< 
a at Bisc .... 484 1.50 ig3 Nat Cash R .. 68.2 ** 00 28.2 Nat Dairy » 42 1.50 
17. Nat . . 53.4 ( « 2.6 
39 Nat (Lead ...101.6 : 1.75 
323 Nor ‘Pac’... 432] persieea . To : a ac ...., 43.2/] ne 50 Ibs. .. 16 
be Nor Sta Pw 20.5) Radishes, Ga (ehs,) doz. . 1.00 52.5 guic on. on 3} Radishes, white, <bchs.) doz. 1.00 39.6 ——— GPeoi'! 44.9| Rhubarb outdoor ibehs.) dos. . 80 = ale Bae O&E! * $51 Squash, summer, % bu. .......... 90 
1144.2 Pan AW Air. 17 a 1 _ 4 |S Gee Bes 
-. 60.2 Pan Epl -.. 40.6) ps, ppee, 80. cic ine one. 
34.2 Param Pict .. 41.6 
. 19.5 Parke De, - Oy GREENS 
B61 Pe RR...» 13.7/Cabbage. ba. - 1.00 * "31g Pepsi Cola ... 24 | Collards ° bu. 3.00 Phelps §2.2|Kale, bu. .. - 1.38 
96 whiieo .. 18.4|Mustérd, bu. .... 1.25 +. 37.6 ‘pant Pet ‘ 4g4/Sorrel, bu. .... 1.50 
+» 49.3 t & G ... 6§.4|\Spinech, bu. . -. 2:00 . eee | fare OW: 33 Swiss chard, bu. .......ccsseeeees 1.50 
°125.4 Repub Sti...) 562 436 Rex Droz || 18 SALAD GREENS 
a eyn Met ... 51.4\ Endive, bleached, bu. ...... wereee) ae 
3.6 Rey Tob B .: 75 2\Escarole, bleached, weucs 825 
40.1 = Ss = Lette ee, heed, (crate) 3 doz. 2.532! 2.18 =e t Ree Pap 2 36 4 MAING, DU. conservececeerens eoee I. 
.. 4.83.6 tcovill -« wad 
oes 93 Shell poe -. = 04383 Sim # Poultry and Eggs 
Sey goeeme cee ae DETROIT rouuray owe 34 45. A agen 3s Aug, 20 (AP)—Prices paid 
couce OS aX aa. 1.0, Lob Detroit for No. 1 regret 0 ? cual cary wpe einen iene heme 
or ree wl light 
gtecse 96.7 . 40 Hat: vy broilers aad fry fre ers (3- Food Machi ...-61 “2 $8-21334 lb, avg): ise)! Whites" sot 30.21; Bar rred Rocks 
9 Sab 1 ave) Meas: a ducklings 30. 
Den’: 42. ++ 8.4 © See sx | Be DETROIT EGGS 
Gen 7 . 4 * 90 4 DETROIT Aug. 20 (AP)—Egas. f.o.b 
csc. OF hea Rejoin 68 . 34 Whites: Grade A pad snag extra large 
Us ||... .79.4 ‘87/48: large 4647; w 46: medium] . 42.6 . 13.4)3; smal 28-29 avg. "ass: grade B «cult 8 . 23.7 leeear 41-44, wid. avg. 42. Browns: Grade 
voce BO.4 s rH A extra late 48; large 45-46, wtd. avg. 
Pee OE .... 18.5) 45%; medium 36; small 28-20. wtd. avg 
Sy ae is necks ‘aly traded — Whites: Grad Se 30 Os ‘om merc: 3 s: Grade 
pe « Unit Air Lin . 29.7) A jumbo 48; extra large 42-43: large 41- 
wosce OUT - = 42%: medium 35; smal 25%-26: grade B es 41 . large 33. Browns: Grade A extra large 
139 Ce 3, 41; large 39%-40: medium 33-34; small 
. 16.2 37 25-26; grade B large 32-33. 
Seisisic 110 
Remeak cc see Van Raal 56 omestk ...... 5.6 ° [TM Cent .....5.38.7 West Un Tel. 242 Livestock (sop py! ses -. ye A Bk ae ne Rand ...... estg Bl ...... 
Inland Stl ...101.2 White Mot | |..49.4/ SeyRctr eee Inspir Cop ,...32 Wilson & Co ..25.1| DETROIT, Aug. 20 (APT\—Cattle sal- Interiak Ir .. 21 Woolworth “47,7 able 500. Slaug ter pe rpebe heifers and 
= Bus —_ 371 Yale & Tow ..28.7 cows lta dR other classes scarce, un- 
arv .... 36.7 Young S&W .. 331 changed: tering good te low choice ee Nick ..... 82.1 Zenith Rad | .93.6 \steure x 30-2: 33. 78: bulk choice steers 1000- 
1100 26.00-26.75; around 3 loads hi, h i 
a 
Buys Knight-Morley 
DETROIT (#—The C. M. Hall 
Lamp Co. of Detroit, automotive 
manufacturer, announced 
Tuesday it has purchased assets 
of the Knight-Morley Corp. and 
will operate that firm's plant in 
Richmond, Mich. Financial details 
were not disclosed. Knight-Morley, 
which employs about 75, makes 
automotive mirrors and other ac- parts 
cessories. ago. Edison Profits Down 
DETROIT (#—A drop in profits 
was reported today by Detroit 
Edison Co. 
of $2.37 a share for the 12 months 
ended July 31, compared with 
$2.53 a share in 1957. Net income 
in 1958 was $29,679,430 against 
$31,614,061 in the like period a year which listed earnings 
  
  
Dies as Car Hits Tree 
FLINT @ — Clare Sobey, 55,. of 
Flushing,” a retired Flint police 
captain, was killed Tuesday when 
his car missed a curve and struck 
a tree on the outskirts of Flint.   Net Income Falls Off 
NEW YORK  — Standard Oil 
Co. of Indiana reports net income 
for the six months ended June 30 
of $52,423,607 or $1.47 a share, This 
compared with net income of $82,- 
576,985 or $2.33 a share for the 
like period of last year.     TO SUITE 402-403 IN THE 
PONTIAC STATE BANK BUILDING 
‘ 
Our new offices are larger, with modern 
equipment installed, to give our customers 
the best possible investment; service. 
You're invited to drop in and see us in our 
new quarters. 
402-403 Pontiac State Bank Building 
Phone: FE 2- 2 
Watling: Lerchen & Co. 
Members New York Stock Exchange ’ 
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      PALMER 
PETERSON, 
George’ M., Death Notices DUDLEY, Eph 19. 1958, GER- 
trude, 1272 ae age 51:   
beloved wife rj Lory i. Dudley: 
dear sister of Mrs. Volney Ward. 
Mrs. Dudley will be taken fro: 
the -Jo Punera 
Home the rs — 
Home at Sullivan, Indiana 
Thursday noon for service and 
_tnterment on Saturday. 
REENTHAL, AUGUST 19, ses, Sidney E., 5 Williams Dr, 
; beloved Wesmane of Mrs. Win. 4   
Puneral service 
in state at Sparks-Griffin Punera) 
ome.   
ORTHY, AUGUST 19, 1958, 
worthy; dear mother of sae 
Roy and on Goldsw 
dear sister of Earl, Ainar and 
pre oh Ayala, —_—- Arthur He 
.. Mrs. Dahil and 
ie bh og ser- 
vice will be held Fr _ A it 
22, at 1:30 p.m. at Sparks-Griffin 
Pence] with intermen Te 
wort! pe h 
in state at Sparks-Griffin Puneral 
Home.   
, AUGUST 19, 1958, BER- JACOBS, 
tha L., 35 ie ya tees age 84; be- 
rt D. ; loved wife of Jacobs; 
dear mother of Gerald C. J 
Mrs. Harlan and Don- 
ald J children 
and 3 great stn pe ys + oa also 
survive; dear sister of -Mrs. How- 
a Luther. Puneral 
be held Friday, Aug. 22 at 1 p.m. 
from Donelson - Johns Tal 
ficiating. Interment N hite 
apel. Mrs. Jacobs iy at the 
Donelson-Johns Puneral Home. 
, AUGUST 19, 1958, WAL- 
ter, 803 Atlantic, Mitord, — 85; 
beloved husband of 
Palmer; fond other ¢ of Wil 
se I Mable Pa 
vd estes and Mrs. Nellie Mat- 
eral service Thursday, 
amet 21, at 3 at Richard- 
son-Bird = Milt 
Interment, 
Milford.   
the Milford 
Mr. 
in state at the 
Richardson-Bird Chapel. 
AUGUST 19, 1958, 
309 Osmun St., age 
78: dear father of Rev. Maurice 
Peterson, Homer and Kenneth 
Peterson, Mrs. Harvey Prestel and 
Mrs. Charles Brooks. Funeral ser- 
vice will be held Priday, Aug. 22 
at 2:30 at First Baptist 
H. H. Sa Church with Dr. : vage 
fficiatine. Interment in White   
  hapel. Mr. Peterson will lie in 
state at Huntoon rweeest Home 
until he is, taken — cbureb 
for service at’ 2:30 
STRATTON, ma aay 19, 1958. Stuart, 323 Irwin — an. RB: 
beloved husband of Delia, 
H. Stratton: ep tater et Mrs. 
Florence Fellows: dear brother of 
James and Raymon 
0 p.m. 
  
  
IN MEMORY OF WILFRED BOW: 
en, our son and brother who 
assed away three years ago 
a 
God” took him home, it was His 
te our hearts he liveth. still. erased by Father. Stephen, broth- 
er, ——— bas andra and 
Mary B   
  
The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL FE 2-8181 
From 8 a.m. to § pm. 
4ll errors should be re 
ted immediately. 
for that portion of 
insertion of = oboe 
ment which been 
dered ‘aeeen through ‘he 
tror When « 
are made be s get 
vour “kill samber.” We 
be giver adjustments will 
without ft — 
Closing time for edvertise 
ining type ments containing ¢ sizes 
farmer than regular agate 
is 12 o’elock the 
dav orevious to feation. . 
_. Transient Want ads may 
be cancelled veel 9:30 a.m. 
the first Mnwertion. 
§ CASH WANT ap RATES 
Lines 1-Day 3-Days & Days 
2... 81.50 81,06 ne 
x 1800 ©=— 2.70 30 4 1.80 3.48 4 
5 2.28 4.06 6. 
¢ 2.70 4.96 720 
1 is ig ae e 4.08 V2 = 10.80 
      
    
    
  
  
  
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance prtee tee or Motor 
Cemetery Lots 5   
  
Y MT. PARK 
2 lstes $100 or © graves q8. | On 
PERRY MOUNT PARK. LOT 200, na Fo grave lot, Armada, 
EX- p = 
to work prrecniace 
Baris $908 wlisa Elisabeth Late 
AUTO SALESMEN 
NEEDED 
JACK COLE, INC. Ben we PLYMOUTH- CHR YSLER 
A, east 
| AMBTTIONS MAN nS, TO 42, MAR- to over local es- 
tablished, route for National .or- 
Ww ain   
  
  
BOX REPLIES 7 12, 15, 19, 20, 23, 24, 
28, 30, 32, 57, Gl, 63, 65, 
74, 76, 91, 92, 103, 104, 
105, 109, 117.   
    
Help Wanted Male _ 6   
  2s 
    
Sherwood Motel 2460 
way. -Ask for Mr.   
| AUTO MECHANIC Must be experiéhced on Pontiac 
& coeiee. also Hydramatic. LEE 
OSBU: ‘BALES C.O. Ph. MU 
4-6115, _auord Mich 
FOR Meret men eo CLOSERS” 
mode ition ky Draw & com- 
mission. Airo telephone solicitors. 
PE 32-8245   
CARETA 
HOUSEKEEPER - COU 
22 to 45. Full time for - bat  per- 
manent. No children. Live on 
gat oe Must have car (gaso- 
e furn.). Salary $300 mo. 
plus food Small furn, heated apt. 
pwd Bie bath it 108 elec. 
e-r Felevision rson- 
al Use), ele telephone. 
REFERENCES, Call Mrs. _ Kelly, JOrdan 4-6657. 
DY AND 
shift. 
  CAB DRIVERS. STEA 
art be Bled er night 
  
  ol W. 
xB DRIVERS “STEADY_35 OR older, a ays. 
-| 438° Orenatd Lake at Spm 
~ DRIVER 
21, chauffeurs license, high 
a Sool graduate, some ¢ ola oe 
in package delivery helpful. Ref- 
crores fs bond LiIncéin 4-9866 
8:30 to 9:30 a.m, Thursday only. 
EXP, STEEL RULE DIE MAKER. 
must be mechanical! snoueee to 
Bday antensnce. Ph. Holly ME 
FACTORY BRANCH NOW AS, 
gepting applications Apply uren hetween 10 & 150 
D Mens Clothing 
and Furnishings Young man between 20 and 30 
years to learn men's wear busi- 
ness. Must be intelligent and 
clean cut Preferably single. Must 
apply in person. This i ec 
opportunity for the right man’ to 
work in a fine quality men’s 
wear store with fine clientele. 
Young's Men’s Wear, Inc, North- 
i] Plaza, Rochester. 
IDDLEAGED SINGL ae a 
wanted for ngnetsl farmin 
waz Roepeste Gi aoa 560, 
O °45. TO 
fen established conveinete in tiac aren. Mod men average   
  
  
  
per is expense al 
Seeker For ee eall FE 
— Queue” 11 and 12 am, band 6 p.m Ask for Mr. Hari. 
NEED § PART TIME MEN   
  7% work Saturdays, eve- 
nings? Add ‘weekly your 
——— writing shoe eet — 
Samples supplied, 
Chester Shoes, D ©1028, on 
es. 
TIME RVICE STATION 
SS Must be experi x 
TIRED * ROCKINO HATA 
ieee gute 54 year 
s seals to- 2, rar ad 
  Pern career offered 
quailty. Aptitude. test and carded etails yours for the asking 49 K 
24 to 45, married and wood ri e es. Training group and 
retirement. Phone after" A ry 
Monday, Aug, 18, FEderaj 68-0449.      
  
WTD: PARTS MAN FAMILIAR 
with G.M, Fora Anderson-Pon- 
Buic tiea, Mich. REpub- 
lie 23-7141, 
YOUNG MEN Under 27, looking lor a permanent 
position with no layoffs or gatkos 
Must be able to travel to Florida,   
      
Texas Eastern seaboard 
states We furnish rap eat 
Bee be 2 Thurs. an State aployment 
  
Help Wanted Female 7 
ae JOB     
  Funeral Directors 4| Help Wented Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 
RATE | wenn atte | teaege ent Oot 
Ge ee oe ee = it Booties, "Write “d ae STENOGRAPHER 
Don l hn es eer § 8 “Norfolk 8. De Detroit, | FSi time. Sherthend required. 
onelson-JOhNs |weies FRE PEER son X rons SPARKS GRIFFIN CHAPEL Ses. RR eg | age _ Xo del. ot 
Thoughtfu, Service FE : coll, as E comm. 
Will train, FE 6-4420 
TOY -DEMONSTRATORS. LARGE 
its bey ered Basing Mees 
gg Rid 
WOMAN OR GIRL TO DO HOUSE- 
work Bos 1 week : es 
e. Be ugus . No 
Mar etioe Weforences required. Call 
MI 6- 
WAITRESS WANTED, oy LUNCH. 
846 Joslyn. No calls. 
WOMAN TO CARE. a 3 CHIL- 
dren, 5 oes wk.‘ More for home   
  
  30% "EL ‘gna * ge 6. 
~~ AMBITIOUS than shh In Christian home. 
FE, 36 “between 1:30 a.m. to 
- Pom $8 EXP vem to AGE 
nners, 35. = m 
-_ ie oan work, Gay Nineticg Bar Le 
ward, Royal Oak, Wien” 
Help Wanted 8 WOMEN Work 3-4 hours a men deal or earl   
"OR 
  evening Earn as mu ARE YOU WANTING WORK 
to $75 week. Call FE 48097 or looking, poping you don’t find it? 
rE 9 ‘til noon. Have opening for man or woman. 
ASK NT. Can make above qyerese wage. 
Avon Cosmetics sells itself. Just! 150 N. Perry. 8 to t 
a matter of seeing: le and COUPLE To MARAOE SMALL 9 corvieg. — of Detroit mee worteweet postion 
ear & good referred. ay PE 44508 or srniie Drayton; Fro: rtment. con, and all 
Plains, P.O. Box _whites. I 6-7211.   
BURROUGH S 
SENSIMATIC 
Operators * 
Russell Kelly 
Office Service 
BAKERY SALESWOMAN, 25 TO 
.. Day work only. Must have 
own ‘ie Wee Anderson Bak- ery. 4 arc Road,  Bir- 
mingham, MI 4-71 
BEAUTY SBERATOR: MUST BE 
experienced. For steady Saition, 
Air-conditioned salon. 
4-2666. 
CASHIER OR MEAT WRAPPER.   
Good reference. No phone calls. 
Westown Food Center, 706 W. 
Huron. 
CARETARE Lestat 
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EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING 
SERVICE 
511 COMMUNITY BANK BLDG. 
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HOUSEKEEPER pecpeown lady in her 50s to 
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__ Work Wanted Male 10| Business Services 13| — Lost & Found ~ 24 CARNIVAL —. oT ee ’ : by; Dick Turner | Rent Ants. Wetersiened £¢ Rent Houses Unfurm 36 | “For Salo Honees 4“ 
aes Set : | 7 2 BEDROOMS RAMON A THR: EMBREE & GREGG | +o + 
     
    
  
     
   
    
  
    
    
  
      
        
    
      
  
  
  
    
  
    
        
  
    
    
          
  
      
      
  
    
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
      
    
    
    
        
      
          
    
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
    
    
  
    
    
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
     
      
   
     
     
    
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
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0402 or FE 4¥40_ Pree est. | cy a Rene, PE PO | iD OUTSIDE PAINTING | . S : 3% ment. Auto. utilitles, $65 
eaves Albee } children welcome aie 
bing. ne em eee 5 repair. ir Pe : 6804. 3 
: LOST: 2 NDS . STANTON | 5 Ponta. we iy deeorated, 
R lee ) Dreiner nat ck & tan, Owne 
Teasonat Free Est. OR imney ~ furnace Wark f black & " 3 cli : 
shia OR 34810. ane eee, Dol alt chivaners PE oa sm } : a a ‘ e- cu WEED & o, BueE Also. Furnace, fireplace, water “inok MALE TOY eo i} rate landscaped ine re ‘ 4 
7 73 SPERM aN er heater, incinerator cle & . Keego Harbor. Fri, & ¢| LEASE — OPTION, avait 
MAR, ENT) “repairing done t. 4-0472. ¢ brivleges ot on Eilab aan Good | “this 3 home at 
Job. ola woness,. § oor not amateurs. Call for estimates Tt . MAN'S BROWN WALLET "4 month. living. toom, oo 
pot or nas station. peture regular price returns, FE Fo ples ane gl te Gun. Dee. : apt eR ye. ee 
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wAbRinD We iNT Ts Dont UF YOUR LAWN BOR Re PH, WWbster 5-7367. 2 BEDROOM . x, fnishing "we - ed 
work iy any sting. 4, ‘Has cha 2 gheulter for, why Bot consider tn under. t08t: BRACK Cc COCKER R teeth wl aw. gap hee re floor 98 Ma off price. 
=_ se. Phone FE ’ H system, as. or CepnaT BRICK WAERICERT. 
RELIABLE CAR RVENTER. 2 NEEDS Liter. and est, from Frits Feus,| $i0W, 'p fror frooke ‘Veiaty ——— 9 Hn bath, ate oedema WH | 97, TATRICE’S CHURCH Fe 
7REE RE TRMOVAL. TRIMMING. TRIG MOTOR GER cost LADIES. WATCH DOWN- 3-1200. WE _3-6300 Soom bome® being sold to @sttie 
Tots cleared, Free estimates. FH) pairing & rewinding. 418 HE. Pike town_Aug. 15th. FE_5-1718. 1, 3 vee tropic MODERN, TILED | estate. 4 ists, Incfuded especially 
§-5502. t FE 43981 LOST: LADY'S WHITE GOLD : . . . oop oe lace and a besament priced at 5 year contract 
— k Ww ed F I FENCE MATERIAL AND 7 ins TAL Bulova wristwatch, dewntown vi- & 162 win, L ‘OR oy ey 
Wor ant emale 11) jation able. FE 2-4 cinity bet, Pike & Lewrence Sts PT, IN PONTIAC. (llama Le On 3 8203. 
anno | unttan FORsOnene, FE 2A, | Reward. Fe 63433, - . Parity fatekneg ‘Deals garage |) Oe ete “aon bake Vilage 
8 ee Pe ein em 8) Saraaces cleaned. Rochester. PE Me tavte: Sales sieve comes cond, Child welcome. j "RNC MODERN PARTLY” PUR. pa Toe 53314 stick ras 
DAY IRONING SERVICE. 63|_5-3000 2 = PE) mone and important papers. OR 3 Sais E VERY nished, MA 5-5000, a0, Mend nad ore s mt automatic beat and’ hot 
+ 2 bua FB 22485, - ” FISCHERS TARE CLEANING ri Suse. | nice a witht 3 Lg Ig Rae ae S nero. Mat e1asd, aiier Bats See ines 6 Oe : 
7 WOMEN WA Li WABH- removed. Pree esti | . A TH. UPPER, WEST ; Pom, built and not quite cc , 
SOOKREEPING —— 3-7581.| tates. ORlando 3-6126 Hobbies & Supplies 24A * ges. bet ieteecied: FE 44061. | 5 ae ee Ww, EST, SIDE BRICK : ~~ $450 DOWN Very exclusive fi 
PART-TIME |L. VICKERY, HOT TAR ROOFING | ~~ her 5 p.m, n ORaean Hil eis6 per lee: . ORTGAGE COSTS miss seeing this one, Will pon $e : 
or 7: Full charge and eavestrough. FE 2-604. PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES, 5 RM UPPER PLAT. VERY an Realtor Partridge, FE €3561.| 5 wSroce back frame, trrlevel, trade. e 
& a * statement. PLASTERING. Fi REPAIR WORK. D.| Scrabble games Backenstose | nice, Adults, $65. FE 2-5961. 7 BEDROO full canon ay has ke Bb 
Meyers, EM 3-0163. Book Store. 15 E. Lawrence St. Pee OE Oe = a BATH, RANCH u em, i Ee rn Noa 
a... ere j f 7RMS~FIRST FLOOR. WEST BIDE |? DOR? OR, privileges, Excellent R ] 
DAY WORE WANTED. WONDAY| PLASTERING NEW OR REPAIR, ; g 7 Call “FE 41001. spots OR 20500 in| “W'C: WHITCOMB, eorge n. irwin 
=e es LIGHT ork guaranteed. FE $034, | Notices & Personals 25 i 5 ROOM APARTMENT. REVRIC'| Cheap rent to church of other REALTOR 260 BADWIN 
ELDERLY LAD SAWS MACHINE FILED 9 erator and stove furnished. On| charitable organization sponsor- REALTOR PE 5-0101 or OR 3-416 
_ housework in Pontiac, Adults on-|Maniey Leach _—=»_—=10_: Bagley St wy 4 East boulevard, south between! ing housing tor, low income or FE 5.9522 ——= 
ly, FE 2-144. TREE REMOVAL — TRIMMING. HOES 3 / Pike and Auburn. $80 per month. elderly group. C. Bates, 115 DEAL WAY 70 START YOUR 
= NCED. PERSONAB ee po veed bate a enh MA M MASON *S Apply at 103-Bloomfield Terrace.| Tyler, Detr 3, Go ana §-5005. in ed A wis ads a po abe : 
, 44, desires job dealing with 54941, eves, COMPEAU 6 ROOM. & BATH, LOWER MOD-| 3 RMS. AND BATH. LAKE P PRIV. - seo “a seul New . $ 
food. Excellent all pround cook, UNDERWATER W WEED CUTTING | 289 ees Xa FE 6-3900 ern apt. Very close to town. Sep- References. $45 “per ‘month, 5418 5. rogma_ we ot ; 
a Meouesedion of resis ERVICH-INLAND LAKE SALES| ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED. Sel ree greet furn.| _Eis, Lk. Rd. trate a (rales or oes ; 
fome kitchen. have you to| (e512) 334) wae Fe se) me 8 ee adviser. phone F: aa = S- ae HEAT FUR. |? BEDRM. BRICK TERRACE, OIL | $9,050. Lake Orion. MY 2-3341. F 
Bun nwo "nor YES Wa HAVE, NO, pavanan | ge commons Pearls) . [Page SaaS ARTE) ES, Ste omnes game ae | OTC) LY] SER WITH OVER 2500 . 4-5032. . . oO ei 
FoR UNDERGRADUATES &| With, the building” flare ‘for’ the | AUCTIONEER WITH 3500 Corti ek TROOMN AND BATH ON wast | * = FB pegement Jntse Eee. Ve sea latest fashions in ‘fare bulling rapes sales expe perienes would 4968 by MEA — 8-20 & ROO! ND BATH WEST $ eens AND, BATH ON NICE ay alose’ to mad. schoo! 
Y WANTS HOUSE materials & modernization. = to sell for you. MAple §-1341 side. Newly. decorated. FE 50250. Center, References Required, $56 i Privileges. 31034 
GERMAN LADY WANTS HO USE company bullt by its standard of| _or MAple 60006 “Wh Lucille! I did IT anybody abe q | © ROOMS. GOOD NETGHBORHOOD | _per_mo. OR 3-8402, Aple_§-7878 Best Bu S 
an  aaED LIke REETAU.|BIO BEAR CONSTRUCTION CO. GALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTRE y no, Lucillet I didn't tell any ot ao yan _Sraee haan Pie salt. Fuss & | CROOMS HOUSE, RENT OR sie BY OWNER § ROOM HOUSE, y 
Or, woth, oF hou housework by day 92_W. H St. FE_8-6553 lone ee Eddie ... I didn’ t know it was a secret! P: ARCADIA APTS, Davenport resser for sale. ted balge i. Rent “Tor ae T oday 
HIGHSCHOOL BEApOITE DE- Deesamaiine Tailoring 1 6 CHARLES CHESTER aon oanen 3 toon Secsinas Both ‘ BEDROOMS. 2% fates beers Pectin Geass te in ot. Write Box : 
sires bab, se ETS ROTION CELE PLP os DLE LE SOL EW, A Pa Pay stp SE 3-494 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32, Rert Apts, Furnished 33 coat sng fear winters ooenre yard, Clean. R. A, Badow, WOod- | 5 vi een Press Press aay | - 
IRONINGS Dae a Mee a tt N/CARL ERICSSON, CUSTOM TAI- a an aT & | ene ae | Neen dry) feetliies Agreesvls fiend room, fireplace Dears rage and} HOME APPLIANCES © 
uaranteed _§ lor, alterations 714 W Huron, in| COLD WAVE SPECIAL $5.50, OF oP. 3 ROOMS AND PVT. BATH. UP-| friendly neighborhood. Children 7 beDR HOUSE. GAs HEA basement, $8500 w ar are down. 
IRONINGS TW MY ete $4 PER) rear of barber shop, FE 48671. es Dorothy's N. IMMEDI ATE per. small baby welcome. sfost: 8. welcome. Olen to schools, * basement garage. $85 per month, FE 5-303 Cape | Oee oon rag aig rt 
bu : 1246, ____ none OR —— eae oe =: 
TRONINGS Oinsteriais in my home. FE S256, DAINTY “MAID SUPPLIES ~ 13 ee See eee cig por ma |b BEDEM S66. PAGER OF | PY ONE WEE AGERE) ost ONE 
FE _$-6531 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING. AL- ice Mie! wallese: FE ACTION over peivaic sats ants trance. Includes heat & hot water. K.G.| Large yard. $75 per month, Ex: rom, F ving Too m_ with fireniace, Kone ‘Is ‘designed. for the 
S{IMBOGRAPHING. TYPING, SEC| terations. Drapes & formals done i eres RE Sb Prospect Stor Pe 3-163. | Egmpeeed, M2 B. Huron, FE) cellent for, two families Coal tchen and adh, full rowing’ family wi 
retaria) service. EM 3.2842. in my home. Cali FE 8-8455, DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES. MRS./ On any good land contract. New Be heat. R, A. Sadow, Woodward tea rr rast. ‘arge bedrooms, fut = 
SOTHER WITH BABY. WANTS! DRESSMAKING. TAILORING AND | —A—TAZ!0#. 88 Gillespie, FE 37293. | “or Our ea upen sat | 3 oom APT. GROUND coe ATTRACTIVE LARGE 3, ROOMS oe _ | _ Union 2 em 35 ment for the ehildren to 
“work, Live in, FE 8-8338. Giterations. ers. odell, FE ) istactory tnepection of Tremupleyon. Utilities paid. Washing privileges. erates © rites 5 ROOM WEST SIDE TERRACE. EXCEPTIO! : ‘i play on iv ‘s. No 
Pontiac BABYSITTERS, BOREAD| _ +0083. IN DEBT png Oe tine PES Baas: oo tide Be ae an Fea Nes erm Mevving: aren) “perhend. Hy owner 7 mt] iteae “a 
cine oar ge to eS Kt hovers Me Realtor, 7 ROOMS, LARG Bi | lelsancse Mess Loe a ator. | 6 7 ROOM Ey HOUsE iL| with secre DER mane: - Sent’ down, ais 
cents per br. Adult sitters. OR| home. 5171 Pontiac Lake Road. 2339 Orchard 1 ub y a f -| he : 7 Upstair . Near a 3-3761 Cal early mornings or . bedroom en. sua mer $85 mo Apply 103 Bloomfield “Ter- eat. Gar FE $3325. petairs = 
iste evening Garden PI pS prec P “0 Northview ._Tace, next to St. Joe's. Hospital. | ¢ RM. ia? 3 oa NEAR GHTY __St, Bened 4 WHO SAYS 
ar. Kland. CLEAN, 2 BEDROOM, "NO ORTH. hos’ f month. Furn. | FOR 5 
Pune pe Tage Vaamce| Carden Plowing 168/  LET US- THOM PaaS SATE SUE | get ae mgs Pome | tal Pe Ciel Pashia grace | feet Roary cate fat OUSEKEEPING |CUSTOM PLOW. DRAG, & LIGHT : or f RM. HOUR. ise’ corner : ts-the 5. 
WON aaa peivese homes: ale grading. Anywhere Call ORlando Give You 1 Place to Pay 783 M. APT. 3 and PVT. BATH, | FOR COLORED, 4 ROOMS AND 87 8. PARKE (a en ee dee 
crences. OL. 1-4338. 86 Fase Your Mind THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO * fr’ptowoy FE“eiso" | beth, east side location. FE 48130. | 7 RMT WOUSE, MODERN Zio &| Seat 1"cat garece, Clark Real) Bon "oom, "Soom, 
WOULD LiKE BABY SITTING LOT MOWING. LAWN GRADING ase Your Min IN IN LAND CONTRA TROOMS & BATH. CLEAN, (PLEA. | HEATED APT. CLOSE pa Lapeer Ra. Lake Orion. MY| Estate. FE f on aes ls 
er nee tsexseping,- days, FE|_And,loveling. FE 464 . WE ARE NOT A tent WE ALSO coghoMe 7 ROOMS MODERN Pvr.saTH| 44 E. Pike Cor. Sanord. 3 rme., | 35 N. SAGINAW 7 ROOMB? 3° TS wits ote ts| fare ae bP eae 
= wibt D iy st a Laundry Service 1 8| LOAN COMPANY >t Gest 8 pod acl peolal ape oe pelle od athé, gas beat’ Single (oF $iam-| $16,265 Liberal FHA. Terms. On-| tac’ better ares, $1,800 | 3 
ee ANG ron Pauity taumper sxay.| MICHIGAN CREDIT .JOLL, REALTY | vit Dr ty eer a ag ie yp Townsend "66008, Baise Ro er B. Henry. Inc.’ .. : a es. 1s i. : ce a 
ERR pe Ree SE cE PE por Pou Enters FE) — COUNSELLORS —_| ni/piaik nw Seo ae ate a ca Herne. | AYR 7 SEDRWL, BA BRORE | ,, NoRt,B.. Henry, Inc.| INCOME: OR INLAWS 7 
WOMAN wioere, Tuesdays and LACE CURTAINS. PLAIN OR RUF | ——Abdove Oskland Theater_ | Ready, Willing and d Able 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND “Very clean On West BEAUTIFUL. RANCH HOME, | OX- Wil, SELL EQUITY BY OWNER tooma sat up Fcc: § a 
Fridays, References, FE fled. Beautifully finished. Pontiac} - KNAPP SHOES Cash uyers aiting for your land er Heat oP es a Dyes | side. Inquire airs f for inter-| boy Late. ee ‘ur- r ) , Tenoy: ; e 
WisH TO CARE ~ FOR 7h Laundry. Phone FE _2-8101. Fred Herman contract Realtor Partridge, | pished’ $16 weekly, One enild or| mation x 923 LaSalle.| Security: deposit, Open Baturdey, on tome. tis iat cm i Be od cides hese. mente - 
school aged children by the hour Landscapin 18A | 2070 Atrport Rd OR 3-1593| _FE boty "| NICE 5 ROOM BRICK APART-| fvening ‘ana. Sum morning. | §, 8.2 to 12a;| Gas beat, <4 } 
ray Se coe 7 ping _18A vet SuPOMTamEy, Te lone |G YOR CANE CORERGTE Sat Shin tthe.) eee | esse sone aaa AT da within your retirement in-| &. . : , 
WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. FE |" gota CE, TREE SERVICE. RE- = information, write ___OR_3:1355 3 ROOMS & BATH, ADULTS. 402| _yoreland A nie feal for’ working cou couple or sm a me or smal old, Pull basement, large corner rms. . 
LADY OULD FE 271 T a : BABY W ness, gas - laundry t — :3 
yebyeitting aed benaenen ang. 6 6 INTER. LAKES TRE pease EE SERVICE, LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY & ECO- C ASH a ae eee Mees | ORCHARD CT. APTS, | eutomatic water ‘heater, ONLY $1,950" 9825 DOWN, “FHA, FOLL NEED COAXING? 2 i 
days a week. FE ‘1250. Trim remove, cabi aut, nomically with newly _ released : 2-1981. : BRAND NEW __$60 per mo, 1017 W. Huron. ongteeas, beat Here ye & vane ed woo't ky 
Building Service 12) 18nd clearing. insured Mh good | Dex-A-Diet tablets 98 cents at UNLIMITED J ROOMS & BATH PRIVATE AIR_ CONDITIONED CLEAN 3 BEDROOM bath ; 4 
uliding 5 SS rade WN bas 3 ON AND AFTER THIS DATE.| For land contracts. new _entrance West side FE — m apartment devdlon: a _— all Owe E 2 : 
A-l SANDING & FINISHING Leveling, areding. Seeding & 604)“ August 20, 1958, I will not be] O0™ hn iowest Roastvle discount, v LA ROE RM ua Pee pvr. ENTR ANCE ment Halocay cope, tadivides! om | 2 O171 eves : 
HARDWOOD -FLOOR SERV. finn, Mi Bi ana responsible for any debts con-| fo": ots ask for Ted McCul ~e 4 frances, Beautyful kitchens; Stove COMMERCE 
Pe 63722 COMPLETE - LAWN tracted by any other than my-| jug ses Mad 7 ROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE| & Refrigerator Auto. ‘onth \M 3-2407 ; 
BI BER repair and maintetance. Free es- self Raymond N. Vasquez, * ARRO REALTY bath and entrance, East side, col- heat ana hot water ed, : 
Be eeensed’ Bow.| tmates. Dan's Landscape Berv-| Peerless, Pontiac, Mich. 5143 Cass-Elizabeth_ Rd 0 ne FE 6-8683. ‘Adults East E  ety B ; E 
~ te or Pe bse, — icq. FE ae PROUD OF YOUR HOME? a RMS & BATH, EAST BIDE.|! & 2 Se APARTMENTS ae : 
| PUT UNDER CUSTOM ag RD&/ you can be, by adding alumin- e. $85 month FE 2-167. Re immediate oceu USE * 
cg House a. aka ent fihegee, vacate g. Back filling um siding, a hew garage, rec. TRMS. ALL UTIL. CLEAN, FURN. DAILY & SUNDA q = 
FE Poot Terms. EM 3-3023. room or sun porch to your = b Nice. Plenty of closet space. 10 A.M. THRU-9 P.M. sE ON L ig 
maconty. Se TRI om AND | ent home. The newest ideas, high- ‘Adathe only. Seq alter 4:30 week FE 8-6918 OR 3 2 
auL a. eiNBe OF CEMENT WORK. removal ‘Pb. FH €-6903 or OR fra “verme eveilable new at ! : _days. 16 Pine Grove. _ : rt lie pre dag i 
Brick & bloc ed & bond- eat BIG BEAR CONSTRUCTION CO. ROOM BATH FURN. cod | oe tom. Edward M. Stout, Realtor 
ed On nia CADdaing. Boo, Merrian Blue grace | —22 W.Huron_ S77 oS sod Land Contracts, | (RM APF iit STATE. ERS ¥ os ee Poe te AAA Floor Sanding and. Bentucky blue rass del. REDUCE NOW To tivest jn good Land Contracts, | 4 RA APE. iit . WEST "GReenle #:00 p.m. 
Floor Laying = Fintaning 4...) front fn ‘onder Serv. anytime to siz chore gaye, As ° "70 MOHAWK oe €_ BUD BILLS PE #.2060| front, in loader nytime.| Hele as $1.00 per visit Bee abe Edw. M. Stout Realtor) 
~~ A-A TR ENCHING Parte ta SUE SOD 350 80. YD. flabby muscles toned -and CO att iecstste SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE, 8 y 
A-A ‘A TRE pe. dattyered wit ~ . — >| ened. 9st appointment Daily ‘til 8 arate entrance, screened pore Pa : 
  
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cei me eat | Sd eb Bl ani poe ammeey_core| "Rar rtm chee eee | BUILT. FINISH wave, eS co ate ntin, 2-668 
Pe okie water lines, field tile - £8 a Backfield top soll. FE exper, ogee ei ka re Wanted Real E Estate 321 A ox ae ee Tea RM, APs.     
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HL EINES ee SPRAYING Sell Us Your Equity: a, inyder, FES. | Eiatiogth Lake Estates | 
\ are etme Sommerctal jor residents! | Wtd. Children to Board 26} Por't love your home cash walt: tack ACHELOR, APARTICE ENT Two co OUR BE: 
TLL KINDS, OP RQGTIRO FEW) elo te gyertnie sou by Day on| fetes, Sigur Wrens Gn Diie| sme. 8 eek. cal at a a SIDE BRICK ma : R_3-8701. 
ALOMINOM AND TONE SIDING, Harry White & Sons, Inc. eee taeep AND CARED Wa Save GUaLIVIED BUYERS sEAUTIFULLY Ft FURNISHED | Close to Webster School | 4 j 
Cette hakaoe FE 181_B._Case_Laxe_ Re. for. FE 21790, Tite aaa'teange A°pune| ipo ecm. Sve, tts, Nets | moan vilnge peice duper, bas ANNETT'S 
ee ee PROPESSIOREL CE P| gat wilveve you inside oo free" Gusto ser cempiped| HEME, Tata Set 9 et “VAL anY : cou! r 2 men, Excelent . mas, UES. 
Rs, 420). EM |12 TON STAKW TRUCK WANTS | _ 50575. coum Se 3 ee. Lied wake wie bower on second: | _! 
Sa ewe OF HM work, OR 3-380, ait 26% W pase “s boc snan | EgkP RET ¥Oa 3 BOOM Mice Wessel, een ad BLOCK BRICK, CEMENT WORK|A FAMILY MAN NEEDS Lia ho! aped IN _ 
Mees Brep laces. Gaveore. = hauling, |) Moving, rubbish, Reas. Wtd. Household Goods 27 GI AND FHA furn. Hai eas enyone who needs sod oo drive. Available now. a Tow ae 
aie BRICK LAYING! Pag™ © S|—“a1 movie — magtNo | FURNITURE NEEDED role, “Sn odd pew some ot] ro a ROOM APF ALL BET. mn . ownes’s ors Se — 
~~ BULLDOZH NG = -—Battrehome of odd lots, Get the | cash, with very small down pay” | Dearey SoCs BATES VASBINDER, INC. heat, gorage 
me FE 366 — Fa | 1 Se oe ws “o buy quteiate or = : ee Se ne We garage. eas. West side. Available im- FE 5 5 4 -®. e 
BRICK BLOCK E AND CEMENT AA-1 Reduced Rates Bale Prose. ons 3-2717 will” appraise your property and ediate we 2A or Ee ne re- 
work. Also chimneys. No job (00) smith Moviog Large van of | Goon USED FURNITURE FOR | tell you the eash you can recelve| EXCEL: ROOMS F FURN. ns ar 
ye ied ont. va. Ut ci MOVING, AND HAUENG. euction, Your price is curs..MA-) Dé! = garage. Fe 58053 Westitide. Gas heat Rent Houses Furnished 35 | Taxe coe Sa 
it eee (At MOVIES | AND | SACEINS, | bis intl of WE TRADE, we BuLD | as ae ee a geese age cemmpagpanen $11,500, 
3 AiR, PLASTERING ford. 3 rooms, furn, - 
SU ASEPER TNE EGRESS P| WANTED | repre oy acetal ee SE Bidar CT AEE ERS ~ PONTIAC ARE er uron Phone _-PE : : 7 BED: o A 
CEMENT WORK. NOTHING TOO|HAULING & wn tees . : PyT. PA ARTY WANTS TO. BUY |LARGE 3 ROOMS & BATH, BABY | _wood Rd. Lk. Orion. Li 36222. yg Be den hg FR Toom, corner fireplace, 
large of small, Commercial or syour prea Any time. PE 6.0 F t Wood mn, awaer 3 bedrm clog to welcome, 193 Florence, 338 30.13” BEDROOM, W cabins. $48 per week. R&K Motel,| 2. vent 3, bedrooms, 
_Fre dential. 30 teers oi ie oe sen Tul Se ASial ites ss yment,| LOW RENT OF 3 ROOM Mogere, elese’ te ely, Avaees | a woo ciceta le ba * pree _esumaies < ; for caretaker of small bias. mber as > IRT FOR RENT 
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CEM ENT “AND M M ASON _ BREA end iseding. Fn 46003. AVE CASH WILL cree deh cal OR S10 De ee ier l FE| (tifa grounds. Available ‘balance| WALTON gy ee 
Work done expertiy, Pree. esth CIQH, SAVUING OF ANY KIND | yt ne pop emit. Phone TRAVEL AR \GENERAL HOSPITAL. || ; a of,,Auust, on Cass Lake, FE) Neary new whe wes im le TOO! 
mate_16_yrs, exp. OR ONWANTED ARTICLES PICKED PICKED We will travel to see and| References PE 8o416, e*"| ~ nette leadbenped 4| WALLED LAKE MO ODERN CORY. with 
CARPENTER ORK, HOUEEE up free of charge 58-4638 WANTED TO BUY - ALL TYPES| show you how to get ash for! Sng 3 AND ONE @ ROOM APT. yard =<" ence ot Ewt bead beach, 2 bedrm, Reas, MAr-| kitchen in 
| _Ratages_or reper ve FE _4-0470. MOVING & HAULING WITH 2TON| of furniture, Ph, FE 2-523. your ee a= fo | & decorated Private path 8 ee a EEFRONT HOME, ment, ¢23't00 +) 
CsngM BMG? cumaicn ox) sake tack. FE EAs WANTED, TWO GAS GROUGAS,| servieg Mo charge, "7° | Saipan cee comers BE OB | sortabed, an pent trepiege,| Ft Rent Rooms a7| ‘ee sem term) rh ng space pewter. G ‘Bept. ist to June, 986 | 20 ~| SEMINOLE — Brick Cir OF 
| toe eer Trucks. to Rent] ytd iROg Rute | co einen tite Baier, | Eamon nae caaieebed| Samet ea ety Me | let Be Means Pm'Pan.| Hin vig atewat et | Y OF ENE ae oon ae 3480. saucen SnAoToes MArket’ 42228. sepia | PEt Pe csemt| linens & beth. towels furnished | PEs Couple. - Sida SLEEPING nOOMa. FE fireplace, full sise room, vEY ; 
| CARPENTRY, GARAG GARAGES | & AD- AND. EQUIPMENT WTD. = ANTIQUE DISHES. AN-| WANTED: IMMEDIATELY. Fe ee ee eee teNGY 7 BEDRMS. MT LARGE | #5641. 350 W, sun room, library powder room. AN Zé ; 
_ditions, Reas. FE t-ton Pickups Iye-ton Makes ian Antique furniture. | “Homes, farms, lake prope TWO NEW APTS... 1-EF PIC EN ¥ |" lot, Wot oe a cmemtls, COOL ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, kitchen with screened porch eid ter : 
~ CEMENT & BLOCK [Pere pare end * paul MJ Winer teal Ut zt imasaetbter Seon Guan | Ft _Rewa, Bigsiow. nL "Eat | Bight ,gowstows. ti) Bich foo, “ie Watt | ll SEER ’ hool, Donel & Waterford |]. BEDROOM noose ELIES | son PAGPERSIGNIL ON BoaL.| Pm : ‘Ooms. features @ nice 
DRY WALL ORE ND AND) Fin.| Industrial Tractor Co. poh lee Haneous Weed St High, mveryihing Serajened. 3138 | Ceeee ee i otters! ane man very ethan Soa geek ee rae. ® ureters : fren oont af ine , 
. ishing, Free estinfates /2E 6-246) #25 8. WOODWARD WANTED: 6 YOLT BATTERY meee oo Discs. and ck tdeal for tench:| bed. Pvt. entrance. 663 W. Huron. Prog. ot ie ou 4 
or FE 46101. = Daily Incl urs “heard Lo Gravel Pil $ CASH $ SN LAE ELE AROUND| fi" to share. OF, execusives fam: _Phone Ff 3-711 GREEN LAKE PRONT — 96° of Py Price ouly 600 4 
SCION, EVE Fe Pe A Sa seein el 48 HOURS sem isgnee Tes | Ma de | Oucresnne Cen, SoRORT.| ee Pa oa ta Ree dl, «oe Pr aaa raATES ON WIRING _ O'DELL RTAGE Money Wanted 28A HOME— EQUITY | ¥gar ARouND LiviING ON PON- ae Phone PE _2-8978. | 9 ious living ‘foot, fire, YLV AN ; 
for water estes, retirere og ot ont “pom FE at | e CONTRACT tiac Lake. bachelor apatt- F or, WANT. A NICH CLEAR, foarte. te bathe, an Boy yy 
Ut oe is es Elec- ee EN WANTED TO, BORROW: #8,000 ON LAND ment. Pine for or 2, Ail utilities ool, quiet piae @ at bus stop, call dining afen, vagemenhc, = .¥ 
iris Go, 10 Buren. TREO ty aaa Cite | Seana E Gee | Wei stht & Valuet | raat wre| fofth, ta Prov totem | AKEFRONT. Kinds, Est, 1018. Hage ~ Marsh. i sons| Painting & Decorating 20 20 bey home for tessher orm , : Enjoy. the 
353 N.C ‘Wanted to Rent | _29 ~ SD aa Rent Apts. meena dieaged women. $10 per week. rat ke lis , By this 
ous Mo ALL LL son T CLASS PAINTING A ND DEC. NTE nt” Es ie 1 AND 2 5-4886, ka Roy Annett Inc. 
Str Ekikina, CEvELina,| Srause- Coch oF termes. wa D. 3 BED- stront ap oie pM a pig if O24 Fechere * oteg Ee | 2 r } La & cook 499 W, Huron. | 28 ©. H = oe ee. 
; sione| 5 cere — aE FAINT: | ERAT OBER mance ier ., 09, mo, Kilzabeth ack _ eH, Nees: | 38, Marve eral #0466 : Mont amet epeles coment ‘Ing, Decorating, Reas, FE $2060 EOSURBAN. MPREFERABLY. NT. LISTINGS WANTED [| ana ted, Re ork ee | ewiy te | Lake, Estates,” 3005" Cresthaven. | PLE ROOM GENTLE | Open Evenings and Susday 14 bathing, and water- 
work, Kicensed insured Ellison,| _!ng. Decorating, Reas : ‘AC BUYERs _ WAITING. LET dee FE 8-9395_ or UNiversity 25137. | man, Nice private home, close skiing: a 
AEAGES CABINE, ADD 1 PAINTING. PAPER HARG | LaKE GRADE GHooL. BOx| Bs sHOW You. HOW TO ® ape be sett SRM FURR HOUSE._oN_cass| _!0. Fe _2osl4. PRICE REDUCED gieak 08 ert ‘ 
HOME GARAGE, CABINS Ape ir INTINO AND APERING. | ——FONTIAC FRE Ser ee ty we BUY lieeeraaa tees Patel axe, tyes pt me Wilew |SLeeeind Boe a | of lana SILVER LAKEPRONT bus, service. water “a ; * > . 
ous Ligenead, bullder, Pe A eA ap FE $1304 Share Living Quarters 30 EMAL. EQUITTBS = #100 per, me agate. mi30 fem sat; LE COR a FOREN. | WOMEN AIODERIT g, bedroom modern home, Pire- is iris 3 ioxk eee 
Tra - REW AND RE- A Sona Wake = R & : . = . : 5 . Lakefront home Avail. Sept. — FE ” 4 . Base " . on phn A, 
TASTERING wtf 57329. | tere 10 per cent aise for cach. | MAN WOULD LIKE TO SHARE 3| Teslie R. Middleton |7 BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM,| Jute EM 34006 R Whe Be G38| Price reducea™ from ‘s11.b09 “to has built in Florida ‘and wi 
LASTERING & REP Ark “REAS Guaranteed. Pree Hist. FE ¢-0208, beara eee er On + gentle | ROKER pe orm | pitghen, tl fora. or. Fisher $55 MONTH ooms Oar $15,250, Bee it before you buy! give quik possession. | En- amptpadidiasadh: es d - is PPL LAPD LPL PL LLL AAP AA ALLL NS summe ad 
Pat_Lee, FE 23-7922 AAA-1 PAINTING SHARE MY APART MY APARTMENT WITH Rent Apts. Furnished 33|7, BEDROOM LAKEFRONT YEAR To responsibie people only. Mod- | COMFORTABLE RM, ee 1 ag 3 Man other good buys in lake- watt tor next. ced for 
RG SNYDER, FLOOR 1. AYING, Experienced custom interior & ex- win beds, near General) “SvU UV UUF round 2p artment, carpeting, tile 2 bedroom furnished home.| working gentlemen & rapdtben property. ; quick sale at $34,000, 
sanding and finishing. Phone teclor No down payment, E-% Hospital and bus. Write Box DLX PRIV, BATH &| bath, itove and” suto-| Tile bath, new automatic washer | EXTRA CLEAN HONESTY Ls Deroth Snyder Lavender 50502, is con Baia Go: Pontiac Press. { BDRM Dl Se dees matte peek, eeairineretie. 9901 Dix- Et dryer. freeser, aqaiegs pon’ meals, 4 Matthews. FE Sosrt, phihie Mi Mu I SPE | AL 
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ROOF REPAIRS oe. "BEAR date PE | east Vaated Transportation 31| school teachers. Near Blue Sky. fe _Highway._MAple_6-1183. Bestember Bh to June 4th, Musi | LARGE WITH OR WITH. "yoo He 2 Ra, (aise) 
EAVESTROUGHING __FE ¢0¢4/L A DY INTERIOR DECORATO Algo 1 garage house. $1. 1 child) 3 UP ROOMS. PARKING, STOVE. | supply excellent references and| foqqn sn YS ten Th | _EM or MU 464i7 Nothing down, tos. veteran 
TRENCING. EXCAVATING lag Papering & _ FE 20343. GIRL, WANTS RIDE FROM MII- Sa eT x GLORIA A APTS. sepntiy 4 ms oe appoin — ROOM AND BOARD Fon aa. | __ = 22 “teeeruen low with - 
SEO tae. ere ig OL. fons | PAINTING — PAPERHANGING ford Of ae a ed only. Dilities fara 368 Orchard | 190 w. PE 4-4296 FURNISHED LAKE Home FOR | _ts™ man, oo. | Rhagine $8200 Is the total pri walls, * oli fore 
Wat iG BASEN = ‘DER WALLS CLEANED mei 9 Nouns _ Lak 190 5. Fent—through winter, months. $68, | VACANCY IN Ona HOME FOR for “this neat, clean 2 bedroom heat and" tovely back 
DIG BASEMENTS sUNDER TUPPER OR 3-7061 i Roe ROOM. COMP LY 2 BEDRMS w. yg TERAGE, Fir lac oil furnace, elderly persons. FE §-8371 home, just years oi that card at gd 
PE S706 Or Pim $0004. PAINTING & PAPER ot Hanane. | Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32° sum. “Ground floor, ot ent.| few RI est PE Sods awe Aner stn. or _Bup., 13 $03. Hotel Rooms 39) Watts, tiled bath end’ sutamate | — exp PAPAL PDL LL LPP PP PPPS Adults. 4100 Eliz. “Lk. FE RNISHED SMALL MODERN p a matic 
YOU NAME — WE DO IT! | site Ha RaIRO- PAINTIN G T EE US| 4-1319 hou arage at lake, ~SOTEE ALICLIRIN, | ramet cores Tapered srest 
aa eekes vearapee 2 “cay: "paper removed by. steam. Pe| SUC, tel your land contract |i AND-7 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT| 2-, 3- AND 4-ROOM of Wiliams Lk. Rare 2616, HOTEL AUBURIN, close to selicol, and stores. 7 ROOMS 
thing pert taining’ to” the home.| ¢2171—PE _§-6812 CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN, 00. FR? OK. OR 3-0105. APARTMENTS. $10-615 per week.| LAKE ORION. A repan eer Ist.) Rooms by Day or Week Gl ameaie r 
FHA terms. Call u PAPERHANGING —_ PAINTING. % W. Huron 8, FE 4056) | eee eT FLOOR. PVT. ahs LT FLOOR SENT ERN BSE so209,| 1 and 2 bedrooms, util, incl.| Also 1 apartments, | C1, RESALE an gray _prick| $979 DOWN 4 
BIG BEAR CONSTRUCTION. CO.| Plaster repairing, FP 8-513, bath, Close in. FE 40808, ; — hens 160 Heights, MY. 3-1284. Cooking | and tnd refrigers wate.] firme jecated ce i00eue f bot. Located, just, off | Baldwin : 
92_W. Huron St. ye +e Physio-Therapy 21A |° Ke ia outinntion. cau SOT eee or | 2 RMB. & BATH. SUITAB BR} 3 ROOMS & BATH |MANDON Lake ieee ie 2 oan ee FE 2-9238 7 Has : _bedrooms, tile bath, large , Ave. and dis 
Business SeR0CC8 8 a ermart, ay pocm| Cine MA Or Mites) Ec eA MANE | crren. 3 pigon rnow,veL-| Pus. in swleebe’ e| CECA wiaw Gerion PRE. | athe dla akan tte Sie ona A GTE. to| LEASE WITH 0 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS R_9-5651, 1 till 6 p.m, _ SMITH-WIDEMAN T EPROM, APE, OF tee | HURON. Le OTRLITInS FURN-| May. EM 32193, Lee eel cece keane berhood. Just $600 dows and se: and ing a ae 
ropeired hee “General Printing @ Er jevision Service 22 a AP ISHED PLUG REFRIGERATOR, NEAT HOUSE 3 RMS. & BATH.| with loading dock in rear. Also| Sume 4i@ per cent veterans mort- 
at our office. General Printing & e REAL ESTATE _ OPEN 3, {2 & 3 — s. OTL Fo REFER-| Golf course & swimming. Nice} § room apartment, on second fir.| &&ée- 
Cthice seg ie aah lary, ey SERVICE ‘CATLE AN- | FE_$-4526 412_W, HURON| $Oonangne Gt, ve Mrelaker: _ ea REQUINED, PHONE OR pelchbeeel. eS Ne) ine oP | As De INCOME STOP! 5 = A ai e man wor Subd: or teacher 
SERVICE phy IN IMMEDIATE This home is a true value at 3 
oud service ai mange of gringer RATA ponies NERD. OF, HAND CON: * Reasonable. *pusliens oor, ‘protes: T ROOMS & BATH U UPPER WEST wlguorg, he — Rent Office ace 41 ee een ook eee 33 apg Pl nigger 
a oe ~Siv OR RES Fv BERVICR DICK, CLOSING—NO HID- —Sianal persia, FE FOO ae | side, Al etittion furmisbes toe Metros Ww ron matt “RROD ND HOME. | DOWNTOWN PONTIAC PVT.| Walls, gas hea “full. basement, excellent np —, 
ROY'S, 96 Oakland pe 24021 | PAZ OC 1296 or 583002 2 open en afte FOR, COUPLE; | No enildren, Reference required. e Oct, 1. 1988, to May| Parking. | all wtillties “& tenitor pr peti pape ag So a : oe 
AVON-TROY CARPET. CLEA} * NICHOLIE & HARGER| {ike Langs ait FE 43063 sth, tee! vitrmont ¢-520¢.| fervice furnished New building, | rege one i vbggrente gl Gueaeee’: oe: “ayia in 
AVON- CARPET. CLEANERS) __M, BP STRAKA 85, en ee THING iste 1 Mibon, Lease rmont "| on Tease basis, onty $75 per mo. |. ment that ie presently rented for Deautifu 
| Purniture & carpeting cleaned in|". weiter Service 22A co. 2 & 3 LARGE RM BRICE "APART-|3 RMS.. PVT ENT. & BATH, INC, __Detrolt Reverse charges. ip. PE 6260 | $20. 8 week will make the Lg wooded lots, fuil 
our home, Free pickup and de- ype paar ids . ments, down téwn loca vt. | util, adults. 217 -Auburn, FE| LAKE ORION ng EDRM., MOD. sero. EASE ment, This one is well worth th 3 car in den, 
4 Givers. Free te eae Carlos: ee an ADDING 33_W. Huron FE_$-8183| ont, eve d.| _8-6079, Fr 2-7236,, after 5:30 p.m, gonvpreebens. unday at 138 / ~ pin parkin igh item Ieat for any time ft takes to give us & call. — othe wi ; 
| Skymacrpavnc| Ghar eueen | WANTED ff RATES | encase vaaae ee | Me naeee OL aa, | Eze eg eet : Ground floo 116 Seminole. : i ecorated. 30 Sc! e 4 ts ou ma ee 4 type 
Rice buppiy co. 11 W tawrene, Grom Geek sae A 7 ROOMS, PUT ATH BERT, | ALE FORMEHED HOUSE. ’ “Bama, you may, af 
site Reals Upholstering 23] LAND CONTRACTS Hah eras fete | woe Sareea term FE | Lordy parts Fe bam T~ | | SAVE ENERGY, USE| i, “Samer Sale gue a eman Driveways. lots, ete. Wree| covers _ BUYERS WAITING tien, oe fae on svete: | Stee Oe TLE BATE | MALL ROUSE FOR RENT. IN| WANT ADS! To find g| Sev sows tepiecce 700 pleases 
3 2 aE, | 3 it eet 7 Goon CRMs, NICELY FUR stove, reirig., ‘heat & garage furn. for Lonnie, Weaver, PE 42031. job, place to live or a 
ASPI ee AVL G cAKLES ist or se floor.| Adults only, OL 1 TO SMALL RESPONSIBLE FAM- od d Cl 85 Wij lli am sen 
Let us estimate, your drivewai 6 CUSTOM, Oe hd EM Or nson oath, FE §-1600 or FE 2-2300. its SPER APT. PVT. BATH, | liv Sept theu May fun, ‘modern & good used car, see Classi-;; [jm Williams 
bon setae aa a: Teme “GPHOLST 7 REALTOR Lx. Mat erie. Bs cor Br, To Scryer tern, FE] sh secuclty deposit required. 1475 fied NOW. _ | <RESL BSIAT® @ Inau a Cae REALTORS on 40528 
7 Banat Asphalt Pakiog. 9 mn eas OF OLSTERING |, AOE 8 Teleyon mens” pis witm 1 or t children. PE'S-2000, | 21337 Rivone near Benford st Case LX. 1481 BALDWIN 7/317 §, Telegraph Eves, & Suh, 
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fully landsca 
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443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 
MODEL HOME NOW FOR SALE Attached nantes arage, hot wa- ter heat, 3 ™., baths, 
thermo-pane windows. wall to 
wall carpetin; ee ee: 
lot 182. by well re- 
ag ay Aeonpetinnge Be my a free yment. For fu in-   
  ed. 3 lots. An sczcpilent piace 
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AKE PROVE etree an oe og ral porta- 
a oy us the ¥ area. tion. Only $7,950, terms, 
A hardwood. Hoots FAMILY GROWING? eS. furnac — 4 big bedrooms, 3 rooms and 
Sour garage, Ut lixie An ue | Put vebément. machen estab: en = = tiio0, lished neighborhood on. West side, $11,500, terms. - 
  
  
      
  
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DONALDSON PARK Priced af only $17,500 
8 room brick, By owner, FE 
27951. John K. Irwin & Sons 
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2 bedrm. er - yy Separate din- 313 wars p Slses Bt a s 
- basement. Sale| Phone FE 5-9447; Eve. FE 
ed at $10,900. ROBERT 
LAMBERT MI 6-9500 a E, TENNYSON. Attractive § rm. 
modern me on scaped cor- Convenience odern ho land wt co Just +—per Tr 
to _ ee esse School nace & Buln grt me o “ns bared 
whtown, room arage. ‘atio 
sonaion. Automatic ane heat | cont "down plus F.H.A. closing 
hot water. Garage. $7,300, terms cost, = 
Income ST. MICHAEL AREA, An older ge well r2ftam-| 3 bedroom home in excellent i TSocome. levee wants to| condition Full bath, extra stool. 
aR oo, Rey Shower in basement. Gas fur- 
aregs nace, $800 Down includes F.H.A. 
WILLIS M. BREWER | oresee cost JOSEPH F, REISZ, SALES MGR WARDS ORCHARD. 2 Bedroom 
53-65 N, Parke PE 45181| home. Plastered walls. Oi] fur- 
EVES. FE nace. Fenced ecard ster Only 
HAV AVE KEY— closing cost down to 
ouly cyaien WEST SUBURBAN. 3 Bedroom ; 3 “ WILL SHOW Faneh ee Wall A wall. carpet TON your old an ecrooms. 
NORTH END wal OPDYKE AREA pet Excelient kitchen. Plastered walls. 
Large family home. 7 roome — 3 bedrooms and bath, | Don't hiten Oa ahawl. othe "shay; shay: | ‘Tile bath with “ihower, (Ot fur: on ® corner let with — a _ naee, Lat & 201. For G. 
car gerage. pa bo only | And sée our model home today. | only closing cost down. A terms. oar Watkins Pontiac Estate 
aan ot ET : mons Fon Foun Money, | LURE, EROETE, ett : ome pe i FIRST ee on at igs. rele = oy foo Tome. King on inv x ines PE ae mgpeega, gh Pe sub 9. King . 
a "Tt cor r earees, ad ov Batre pig kitchen: ext re rooms. Carpeted living room with . _ Laan 
breezeway with 2 car garage. basem space for Requires minimum whee Beau. J. "C. “HAY DEN, Realtor 
2 temily prseme lot jot. nk the ong — v0 od or. eee FE 80441 - : on Gl at F” 95000. 940d bare iy those precious chil- ie ret of Tel-Huron. | 9¢ ©. Walton Be FE 8-0441 
m™ yours ee Ope es. 
Moves you in $11. i900 About $500 will hap- be LWOOD Or 8-034 
  SCHRAM : JOSLYN, COR. MAN . igen SCENIC 8 SUNDATED | _ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Three Bedroom Hofne : Btrictly Modern owith full basement, oi] heat and 
well land jot. Priced at: 
$11,200 With Easy Terms, Contact 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY Realtor 
3101 W. Huron FE 43569) Open Evehings till 9 
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE    
  
      
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DRAYTON PLAINS 4 bed- 
  
  
  
          Trade Your Trailer 
On this rambling 3 bedroom bun-! 
alow with attached 2 car garage. 
‘ull basement with oll fired fur-| 
nace. Will accept trade for trailer. 
vacant lot, contract or only 10 
per cent down. It's vacant, see 
i now. 
3 Bedroom Ranch— 
$1150 Dn. This 2 year old 3 bedroom ranch 
with full basement in Eilgabeth 
150 bogged rt; costs bs mo pad 
car ob easy Ai ifn vara ‘e extra large 
100" - fis Close to ose new 
es. See this out- 
standing value —- 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE 1050 W. HURON 
      MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
. _. MIDDLETON 
tee P4., ware ones Saymesis’ caty 33 
     room. Absolutely spotless in- 150 M side & out : agement, $ oves 
gas it hot water TRABE NOW sy 
Per oretoke™, Sneeind | Por this brand new 3. bed -Youln. pr maed bade suck te uae home. With gleaming oak floors 5 garage Full price $13,200 Pull. basement. Ol heat. “Nice | wo other “costs. Dandy 3 3 bedroom. Again just closing cost. bal- lot in West subur area. We| frame ranch, bi 1948, ance iow interest GI will take your home, equity or| closed breezeway, ea cones: terms. BS land contract as down — Nice lot. Landsca Hear 
$12,500 ARRO eALTY ake. Low monthly payments. 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor (T=D  MeCULLoUGH, REALTOR | DIY 1 house 22 B, Telegraph Rd. Open 8 5143 Gase-zileabetn Ra. CHOR 
= 5-8775 | Open 9 a.m-8:30 p.m> Sun. 1 to 4 : 
“Si, TLE Real Estate | a Modern Three Bedroom Home LI_7-3800 é JO _ 4577 
with Oak Floors and Full Base- 
ment On ie a for $9,950. 1 
Established in 1914 Financing Availoble MI ER 
WISNER SCHOOL Area — 6 WM. A. : room and bath with 3 bed HERRINGTON HILLS - Beautiful rooms, full basem't and 114 car . 3 bedroom brick contemporary 
garage. Extra large jot with fruit | this one has everything, En- 
woe flowers. This could be , trance closet large rooms, car- 
5 s properjy. Now at only Realtor eteq living room. fireplace, The 9600 terms. 3101 W > Huron 43569 itchen is a dream with built in 
___Open Evenings till a oe 
BROWN 00 DOWN -—Sensational value — 
i edroem brick bungalow with full 
basement Paved street Tiled 
.Oi1l AC furn Oak floors. 
Piastered walls. Aluminum storm, 
only 2 years old. Just like new. DRAYTON WOODS — Stately 4 
becdrm. home with center hall 
entrance and on beautiful lot, 
shrubs & flowers Well con<trict- 
ed older home, liv. rm with fire. 
eae one bedrm. on first floor, 
ase 2 car garage A little 
paint and varnish would do won- 
q ad boa ep pee and add dol- 
s too ve view 
Now at $17,500 Cree of Take. 
GOOD INVESTMENT — Here ts. . — 3 bedrm home, large tiv, built In stove, 
only $17,480, FHA 
$3.800 down 
cious livin 
ing room, 
ae of $13,000. Be wise — buy WALTON BLVD. 
poll for 89.750 with only $1,750) County. Only two years old and 
            MODERN HOUSING — on 
street. 3 bedrooms, full bath, s 
room, separate 
11 modern basement, oven, ventilating fan & hood over 
lots of mahogany 
front cabinets with Formica tops 
beautiful mahogany snack bar_be- 
tween kitchen & dining L, Full 
modern basement, extra bath, oil 
_furnace . builet in bar, ete. well landseaped lot, ‘Bee it now, 
terms, Lovely 
or 
lao 
rofl 
ar er rhe sent quesger ee nog bask pone jan fadacbigrins er a ease Sole Test oe Fall rice -| porary design bungalow ed- town head storage au ss = 60 x 550; rooms. Modernistic kitchen. Auto- seta for GI. he bl 
{equtage Will tacrcene es ppd matic neat Choice location. Ae ike this are hard te td. Seer 
now worth éver half the asking ed BA Ered SS cols Uh aed Late 
- Attractive 5 
Mpc eh Pengo § oa ede room —— with _—— borg r oO ree ave 
FAST SUBURBAN — 2 homes| treet.” Excellent condition. Ail garden, soll F sultan woute, iran fs e of -one. Good invest-| furniture included, Cal] us for de- rries. 08 ~~ es your eggs 
ee ay or 2 families. Spacious | tails. Real value and every can raise 
basem't. ri pte ee Bsa at right at your * oor. om. $9,500 
Deep ict ra a old home. | $32.000 JAYNO HEIGHTS—One of rig op dows ved ‘givilians, No 
Pp rut trees. Ali the very best values in Oakland| down payment fi jor GI. 
priced far below reproduction! wrt. You TRADE our house- 1800 pow costs, Large rambling ranch brick t this attractive West 
iteh NW - Very modern; bungalow. Attached two car ga-| side bungalow? 2 bedrooms, spa- en, spacious roomy. bed- rage. Beautiful fireplace with | gs 19 ft. living. room, nice 
rooms, tile, bath basem’t with | planter Two full tiled baths and|. kitchen has eating space, Price eas heat 1% car garage Grape! one %% bath. 3 large bedrooms’ eletes drapes, Norge refrigera- eer and veda of smal! fruit Modern kitchen with all built inj 4 burner elec, stove. He 
ake Privileres, price only | ie liances, Loca fin a ye water & sewer. Full pri¢e $7,370 
$10,050 _ it ivision that is the talk of the ~ terms oan ti ider good 
AA . town Must be sold quick, Will} housetrailer in 
Floyd Kent, Inc, Realtor | ‘de. - Willi Mi te Dixie Mwy. at Telegra er iiiam i if oe 
p17 dol! cn | L. H. BROWN, Realtor Realto \ 2 2.0263 
A CUSTOME. R PARKING [1967 W Huron | Ph. Pe 24019) KOA J Multiple Listing’ Service os W. ue 
° \ * 
f & — call Herbert re a Davis. 
4 FAMILY 
mercial, tok Sen foun Goee: 
Bead LAKE bh 
bh   
com- Only 
  
ann   
SPELEE "REALTY 236 JN. Saginaw 
$100 MOVES YOU IN No mortgage costs, Sensational. 
One of the est ranch homes 
rin this area Rambling 80x320 lot. 
Ae Way or more). Country livin; 
modern bag Fromog Cw   
. $100 per month, 
NCHOR 3800 ant To SELL?” DIAL LISTING 
Templeton | , PONTIAC LAKEFRONT it Heine room, bedrooms, 
kitchen hs eating 
assed-in oorahen: 
d d boat LI 7- 
  
ace. 7. sates 
ery nice beac en 
$0,750. Immediate possession. 
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 
After 6, 2-9502   
20 YEARS OF SERVICE 
‘COMPAR ig ; bedroom modern home. 
. Beau- 
ifully landscay 
tance to “schools, 
Price 
quick sa hao or will reduced for 
buy. rent with 
OFFERING, 
bedroom bungalow only 3 
ears old. Full basement, oil eat. Hardwood floors. Priced 
$1,009 below Loa for, wick sale. 
Full price ay with 
$2,740 down to 4% EF cent GI 
mortgage. 
ATTENTION 
Owner will sacrifice most of 
his equity: for a quick "sale on 
this 5 room bungalow, Oil heat, 
nice corner lot. Good location 
close to pager, Pe acne and 
transportation. small 
down payment requred: or will 
rent with option to buy, 
Evenings after 6 call FE 2-3381 or 
FE 5-2935. 3 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rdv 
FE 4-2533 
= "B 
Tired of Living in a rented house 
rmgrare about tt. 
no! side 1 
wih full basement, 
automa fe   
u 
plus CO a 
Say Goodbye 
To City Cramps i heh with 1. fiat In this sm; 
level ac of cozy 
room home, with full bath, oft 
heat, electric hot water atinty room. offered at 
reasonable terms. sack right. for the retired couple, why not see 
it today. 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 46 Mt Clemens St. 
Call Mrs. Kelchner . 
FE 6-121 or FR 48773 
    Johnson | 
3 BE.   
  
  
  
      
down assume an exist- 
ing 4% per cent mort, age. 
Leno pf everything. 
jov 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
  = baad Rd. oe faze 
HERE’S HOW! 
7o0 As OWN A LOVE. 
BED: OME 
a FENCED ¥. cae 
PAVED 8TR CLOS 
TO T BRING SCHOOLS, JUS 
=p DOWN AnD 
JIM WRIGHT ALTOR 
345 OAKLAND AV 
IPLE LISTIN SERVICE 
‘WHITE 
$5500. If you have $5,500 to pay down 
and can pay $60 
let us show you 
room home constructed o   
  
. Ailrpotive kitchen with 
mica and knotty pine cabinets. 
Many extra features. s 
in. well y Soon commerci: 
finest the atin, 
e bought, Total 
Waterford Village 
Only me with $1, 500 down and 
per onth 5 room, full 
basement ‘home with living 
dining room, 2 bedrooms closed 
dn sun porch, 
none an Sidewalks 
‘| ohio of trees on 
ioori26-ft. 1 ees :   
Home —2 Acres 
hew 3. bedroom unfinished 
home with full basement. Situated 
beautifully wooded and scen- 
fe cre ree — privile 
on Ca: ner lene 
ing sta will sacrifice: Call for 
details, 
“GI — Nothing Dn. 
FHA — $150 Dn. Full price $12,750—Just Z of these 
bargains left No. 1 3 bed- 
rooms and full basement: 
bas 14 
gain. Call for appointment now! 
WHITE BROS. 
R 3-1295 
rir ys on 10 "til 5 
WNEW, RANCH TYPE 
s §.34 000 with ched c 
Pent v o0xa26. 
80-ft. business Senteee on Pike 8&t. 
with 2 large houses 
Large 7 rms. on North Shirley. © 5660 
mn} Open Eves. 
“fome.   
  
Also good income. 
P. W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron FE 4-2577 
OTTER HILS, 3 cee BRICK, 
reduced. lk, view. 4-9163s. 
~ARRO WILL TRADE—Owner will ac- 
cept free and clear home or large 
equity as down yment .on this 
This home” r— sugurban home.   
— 500. 
— in Water- 
ford pete aoeret lovely pan- 
eled living room, fireplace, 2% 
car A Se 52 2 lots & selling os 
ger with no money down te 
8. 
ARRO REALTY 
9 | TED ~McCULLOUGH, SREALTCR 
$1 gabeth R 
© a.m -8:30 p.m. Sun. 
WILL TRADE New 3 bedroom home with extra   
Needs finishing. 00 
900 will sell at liberat terms. 
LAKEFRONT ' §mall year around ho 
basement and furnace fenced in 
ge lot, Full piice $8,950. 
LOG COTT AGE 
Approximately 7 acres with 1200 feet ot lake frontage. Living room 
with fireplace kitchen, 2 
oneness = — eo! .: 
teh. Gue se ‘rooms _ bath Priced at joe 500° 
term 
CRAW FORD AGENCY with 
MY 3-1143 it. St. 
    LAKE ORION.) HIGAN         
  
    
  
    
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
"6 NEW 2.BEDROOM HOMES 
— In The Heart of Pontiac - 
$8,350 $350 DOWN $69 PER MONTH 
=~ Youngstown Kitchens ~ 
-City Sewer & Water- 
Ye Mile from Hi And Grade Sch 
ile from 
Perry Shopping Center 
ON MELROSE ATED 
& Mt Clemens St. LOC. 
Between Perry 
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 
_ CALL: 
DLORAH BLDG. CO. FE 29122 
FOUR (4) BEDROOM BRICK 
Unters you are looking Heed 
t. don’t read   
breakfast nook, downstairs 
slate floored ves- 
summer porch at rear. 
Basement recreation ro om 
with fireplace and bar; 
and bath with shower Dou- 
ble brick garage. Two (2) 
lots et 170. This 
home Was when they $ 
built the best. Seeing is be- 
lieving For the man who 
wants a really fine west side 
home for his family, Gi 
ly shown almost anne 
eall for further d 
NICHOLIE ~—& HARGER CO. 33 W. Huron 
‘2 ACRES n a fine 3 bedrm. home. Near 
ins. 2495 Ma: Rd. 
Call 
A. R 3-5 
Russell A. ‘Nott, Realtor 
1170 W. Pike St PE 45905 
CUTE & CLEAN 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors, oil 
furnace Clarkston School area. 
Terms. OR 3-3609. 
YEAR 'ROUND HOME 
“AT SEARS LAKE E_5-8183   
  
    
  
  
  
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 
CHOICE 
tivileges. 
3 BEDRM. LAKE PRIVILEGES 
tile floors, tile kitchen, tile bath, LOTS. DIXIE LAKE 
Price. $3,700, MAple 
  
  vecne Or 
sed housetratler. Ear! W. Drude 
: _— Snover Rd., Mayville, 
c 
CEDAR ISLAND LAKE - CEDAR 
hores. Lot No. Coledale Dr. 
60x350, High lot, ‘Perfect for open 
basement. School SO ft. 
ainbw - trout, 
3-6205_   
  fe 
i 
Recession price. 
  
  COMPARE THESE LAKEFRONT 
yatues WITH ANY OTHERS THE MARKET. BUY NOW, WintE PRICES ARE DOWN! 
Seymour Lake. 100 ft. ...... $ 2,950 
ohawk Lake, 100 ft. $ 4,000 
Waterford ie % acre. $ 6,500 “$10,000 
WHil F PRO 
Dixie Hw Open Eves, ‘til 9; Sunday 10 “ti 5 
FOR SALE: LARGE ae HOME Five bedrooms, 100 frontage ft. 
on Elizabeth Lake. Available br 
immediate occupancy. 
8 OR 
(ued WaArick 8-3100 
FURNISHED HOME ON WHIPPLE 
Lake, 2 large gerecgee porches, 
20x24 ree $22,000. $2,000 ‘dn. 
‘Lake Orion Lakefront   
va- 
“LAK ea aS   
  rm — _ e Pino in 4 
condition be: with lar i“ we Ny Slnnassaped: 
Immediate possession. Priced 
18,500, with terms. 
RUSSELL A NOTT. REALTOR 
170 W, FE_4-5905 
LAKEFRONT — foot lake front lot at Susan 
$300 vod a Balance 
parghte $ per month 
” oFFice OPEN 9 TO 8 
Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M359 
QR_3-1235 
Lakefront Lovely 3 bedroom brick, Dutch 
Colonial with paneled living room   
    By owner—this 2bedroom home; and dining room, both carpeted, 
is situated on canal with access fireplace, full basement. xtra 
to private lake. Priced fpr quick] large lot, beautifully landscaped. 
sale, $5, cash or $6, paired Boat house and garage. Full “i 
with $1,000 down. For further $17,500 or $18, ‘urnis! 
formation call Milford, MU 4-55 venient terms. Call J. A, tant, Realtor. 7732 .Highlafid Rd, OR 
: 3-86320 0 
RUTGERS, 2 eT LAKEFRONT HOMES @ Lake Orion — — home of- 
: fers 5 rms, and bi part base- 
Cl V ILI ANS: ment, includes cooraapreton, elec. 
( stove .2 bed sets. Price $9500 
Terms availatie, — 
190 .- Cranberry Lake — This hone own has living room, kitenen, 2 bed- 
NO OTHER COSTS 
2 bedrooms, full basement, — 
1956, automatic heat. Horms ~~ 
screens, 
  paged street, A-1, 
Walk-in and look at ft and reali vacant. I 
owner 
AYS WO 3-3350 
EVES,, SAT., SUN. TO 8-0851   
LAWRENCE W. 
Gaylord: AUBURN HEIGHTS 
_ perfect living room in_ this 
attractive three bedroom home: 
Very unusual on with 
loads of cupboard space. Lot 
50x240. Full price cay $8500 
with reasonable terms. 
fOMMERCIAL 
80 feet on Walton ‘Bivd. 1 
biock from Baldwin Aye, in- 
cludes § room bungalow, Ideal 
business ane. $9300. Terms 
is a batgain. 
LAKE FRONT 
beautiful three bedroom ifornia ranch nme mga 
rooms  Fireplac in OK 
‘room Large Utility room, er rice $13,900 with terms makes 
his one of the best houses 
on the market. Call today. 
TWO ACRES . aos 
gives yo lots of réam for a 
arden. Lots a frult trees. a 
terms. cent gt gives 7a immediate pos- 
& 
i36 E. Pine OPEN EVES. 
: MULTIPLE pia SERVICE attbo term = bath fireplace, Price 
WEBSTER. ae 
OA Sestia Y_ 2-2201 
WALLED LAKE "AREA 4 bedrm. home income. All ‘hard-   
landscaped 
ALTY 
MA 4-2301, Nicely 
— ART. 
2410 8. Commerce Soy 
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 
AUSABLE RIVER Furnished cabins $2500 and wp.   
  
Hunting tand & acreage, Mio, 
Luzerne & Red Oak Area 
SS 
“ SBA stations, etc 
LEY (BROKER) 
MIO. MICHIGAN 
GRASS LAKES --‘NEW CABIN. 
Large lot, vagy oeonkl es area, ad- 
jo ag hunting, 
a 100 <a ; Singin’ n* eee, 6-7000.     
or 
_ Bart, REgeni, 4-57. 
¢ SULA, \. ONT/ ‘¢ Huron y 
  down, $25 moh wm cent interest MY 33808. 
CREAGE pi pray ne ne. Liver Pn Goi 
Sale Setvathen Prey Prop. 45. 45A 
N. ONE ACRE 
io Foe road.     
  5 MS. 
Be #400, $3 mal 30. 
1740 15, PiSttonvilie. i Mich, 
a in or near Mio ee Mo- | CO’ 
F100, 1 per |   
  
  
  
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ae 4°! Ze 2 s E : i 4 ‘ 5% <<y . 
43 For Sale Houses 43 SLICES OF HAM yeas Sole Houses 43 For Sale Heusse 43 | -For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lots _ M6 
HOUSE FOR COLORED. CLOSE mTaare ga 2 BEDROOM HOME, ‘FULL BATH. nied IDE / 1 LOTS nN HEATH st, CALL 
es antes ta Gh “gow: Or “will trade tor small’ acreage |S, LOE aTrERED AND_ IN ee nie with” spall house, FE 20000 waiting cfntance to St uron ~ 7, Ms 
erst) tl~"Tmmediate Possession | wanes to Gt. Benedict ®| Sas, fully improved. FHA snd MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : of ze chilaren wil. 1 ve to erase bd me wo fe 
x ts ; WN GG » ‘* a Se 
ae opel “NO Sow, Lara fiber many gnion | GOMES wn dee, Ses Dem | BY OWNED 1 Pty oraseeale zon % want tg Py ne 2 on paved street near Walled Lak A rage and * itchen tool shed. ev Call OR’ 9-6090. 
beth Lake Bstates’ Newer #p AYMENT te Fey, sehools and ehurehes, Will| basement too $13,060 with $3. By, OwNE Orme mits é 
Fea eB are Garces | oi geerat gy Lake pri "hice shed Ry 3. bedroom starter homes, 5 : Very reas 
3 ae ‘ba gh iia, SUSE | DOWN PAYMENT? | ALSO vy Sea orator goes, “Te ik ein ened Geen wee We have 7 new houses that eee 120 by 220, Very reasonable. Call 
‘Rd esa Pert} Take Front—Trade Seok Y, Good Ge Gee | Bete ssh ttt | By et Date Sth | if. Benes 
50 PEs Sects seslern 6 tests tne> Gorase, Ye Rd. & Mi will furnish m without danger busy street COLORED 
7 rooms baths, 4 bedroom Ww Fn sore lake : - complete You e th labor crossings, Tecsieg s two t 
basement Bey close in, in n livin room with fire- and save money, We will Aluminum ae ww. $8,750, place, Ol) water beat 2 MULTIPLE, LISTING SERVICE sell these on lease option rage uu Ge elt ‘with *hnished E x CL U S IVE A ND 
eee: pi : pot os ergo! pena ‘Also , yout God poe net os : pot hora Tae . $14,250. Ww rib ‘closets! firey i : sand - : y ce bed- furnace,” Srasee 2 lots. $9,150, pe gcod lake for fishing. moter- ie. steady oo Sines doch. "| LOVELY 3 TO 5 ACRE 
PONTI AC REALTY or tll trade orra moaern, 4] pe “ ' Treat 1 acre oe pire ’ W Cope sion oe 
131 Baldwin =. ~ oubs 5.800 Hi umphries FOR A LE J [E 
QUICK SALE “BY O ica tails 15,50 > one Shaker, *wiulems Lak ONLY $100 DOWN AND 
way is a ot Wa wire:| G.L RESALE—$500 Dn. Brick AND ENTUCEY Crescent Lake id, 3 bedroom, FE ots Realtor | FE 47114 $25 MONTH. whe egra * 
Mill La Rd,| Vacant all newly decorat- home of exterior Will build on your lot with iitiple Listing Service L auty. The 22 ft: living rm di exte- - 
oak len ‘oie vereens, with Tis stone fireplace. and Ho completed, yo you £ a finish {3 | NEW 2 BEDRM. PICTURE, WIN- R. J. VALUET, Realtor Nice lot. winds . kood carpeting complete s | terior we will fu dow, Large lot Drayton Plains. / 45 OAKLAND AVE, FE $-0603 
Bias atic | AC Compton & Sons | Serax wns Senne neh Seetae Th sete ig Completely fonced 4900 W .Huron st. OR 3-7414| 4 rooms and sun verch down LARGE LOT, WATK TRING PONTIAC 
sad ere we iy |B OR ER gy OR SE) la et et | eens ee ee : . WITH 2 CAR GARAGE : 
PONTIAC-WATEL TKINS RANCH ‘Realtor Yorn love sit, > STARTER HOME — LARGE LOT,| 2 car earage. $1,000 down. r | LOZ dows : Reego Harbor. FE 
670 W. Huron St. Pb. FE 43525 NT BRICK home bowel neneee. ; bedrooms, Sita LAKE RD 5 1 achmont 
Sedeoms “eaten Pe rer 4 CARON, { PeDRM. On Waat Tey swede tench boone, OR F101 | Sata eet” paved stron. Jets, arte | one OF THE FEW REMAINING a + r e ne Si eae 
forertaedien trem. tne | tai Pac dBd" dee Neagle : Ges eee erence nt aoe gad oop uses. | Bll Th one and one-balt acre with ell, A ' . 7 lot i ae ne orner of Dunstan. ry eiatertable family iteh- AP Newsteatures ‘ igh By cogadh a rag Aol For, GI Equity wner owes| aul M. Jones, Real Est. Martell Drive. : 
BASEMENT 2 at 37 B. Sheffield, Owner Bassa anil site overlooking some corner vision a away | trom oma tral- 4 . Brepece of stone wall to $6200 with payments of $51.34 | 832 _W. Huron e i Bloomfield fue an 
Y boy ta “- : 7 oe sal Be se piper! my i Peer ey te one genes eee 2 BEDROOM — irc MS “ety. Price ote 808. Phone eG 
decencteereen|  BeCrOOM . Ehsde' Se ce | RRR iad are eer PE Daa | He ME ow } ? ; ” : w 
i) f m modern "year around : ro Take your time, dear, I’m going to cool off by the lake! Now is the time to discard 4.1 condition. Row rented at oo LAKE. FURNISHED COT. SvLVAN SHORES, UBL TAKE : # a month. Take a quick} MEE com et., 13-9540 ened 
er, saat tal eae carmen mes be oe. H M : living. look and call us pronto. 7-33 Paved street. water and sewer. 
ax} sie.” buyer with $60 ; ___For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43, ct RESALE. 3 bedroom, | Near Huntoon Lake TO SETTLE ESTATE See For Y if 
on ‘tis 0 one. Also have a smaller = meee brick from rane home |2-Bedrm. Full Basem’t Two houses at Sylvan Lake|~€¢ Or Yourse 
Sonts. $6,900~-LAKEPRONT— A BY BY OWNER: 2 BEDRM RANCH. . e Nicely ipnteseped ard and (home & tncome). small dows CHEROKEE HILLS! 
= tile & shower. Drapes Ape DO WN ribbon drive. Gas eat and Built “by reliable local builder-| oy tent & E-Z terms. Must be car rd Storms & screens. ae. het water, Only $1391 down High, dry basement, recreation ake offer. New nome on zone sold at once Make me an R Y $100 DOWN » matic ail heat. 1% car garage.| lot. Pm a aii orle. @ Wood floo: onth iicludes space, oil furnace, bright cheery FE 4-6089 You'll like living in this new con- HOVE naa Paved drive Large | terraced| Picture window. Full bath. Otility taxes and insurance. Pos- hving room, sizable kitchen trolled community of better homes 
Plus minimum ts fenced lot. Close to schools and ‘oom. Outsid ete. Interi session soon. gl Teamin ng oak floors, Bin io 240 1 DOWN! | PARTLY FINISHED 3 Select nowt 10 wooded or 
Merk: ee _shopping center, FE 45291. Feady {or decorating Call. today nig Went ‘located on 0 ft. lot | bedroom home; Large lot, Ox‘ao1,| Felling 109 ft. sites to satisfy your 
cre | Voves You In! /omtek Ss ReME| Eeheseganmeme | Eka | lel RIVERO | ae SS RODE | a cam ° i" st 7 an eal for an older = Own. ne, y e@ ow abe ake 7 
‘ _ FE 43628" J. C. HAYDEN be A very modern bunga- Giroux- Franks ter. > mile. west of Telegrai : 7 naomi. i ACRE LOT. - Realtor ow yt daree | liv Dg a AL BE ay ears 2 WNER: 9 Mt HOUSE ~ ON | Scott ke Ra. Turn right % mile 
- wh. ‘wher, Oo. x J i . 7 est side 2 enry ay ys 
So SPLIT-LEVEL STAR 8_E. Walton 1| Tightful 16 ft. Kitchen has 4395 Dixie OR _3-0701 | ————_— aa : . ; » Gk owene, Get WIDOW LEAVING STATE. 4 BED- ‘ ~| WHY PAY RENT? ~ | Ne money down. $6,450. EM 3-0482. COMP. ARE THIS Soke “sides canes [5 BARGAIN HUNTERS on| mM, brick ranch, 1% baths. car-| CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
4B an Gordon Flattley. Bldr. Cue walls’ full ment too! north side of Pontiac, Neéds| Port, landscaped, foneee. ‘alum. | 593 Community Natjonal Bank Bidg: 
‘ edrooms 3 , ia! S t.a00 99. ft. 3 By all ans, let one of some work, Now vacant, with| Storms and screens x 150 FE petty room... ries ranch home, Full lot. Near lakes parks. pl pin 
= 4 BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS basement, 2 fireplaces, slate Se ee ee Immediate “possession Can be) schools West Bloomfield. Yerms. 
* an be proud to own, Pull , Will bulla 3 bedrm. home itt] Whnvvamiy. Piast geromie Cie = Home. Youn ike meni of $25 per month | FE. 2-6654, For Sale Acreage 47 : be ¥ en 0 
baseme a LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES | ry) basement on your lot. seeiag roe A plastered. eurags. oak) ELIZABETH LAKE ES. | RENT WITH OPTION. TO BUY 
tose All inl for ‘nothing fo a oa this for Moe 1d ORCA. seaak “polriinece The home Mee ewes taka OU best, 1 Income Property 43A 8 ACRE P . All el. rivileges. a . Pee voret Sul ol Debts 
picks : MODEL OPEN) “Bomciepggato” S| custom suisse ONT re guise] it wey isan, edroom | ing Bute, Wil Sent ter fet == | eialle ae eaten Ds ‘a1 Pu basemen S"PANGUS, Realtor . heat. 10 bearin 
Pym ‘y Saeco 2 Faigay ae ‘ sok ae oe lake er page lags t Fe pe 285 bushes and F. C. Wood Co. Wen ae lovely | rooms | # M-18, Ortonville _NA_1-3816. 4 ‘ e+ ie &, Ti pe ie e * . — cae a 
with full basement, auto, 766 Stani nor ot a. disticy, arae landscaped lo’ with stairway partly quarts of strawberries. this OFFICE OPEN 9 TO 8 sem es: ms wit fs i pe 4 «ACR Ponting. fos .. as ore 
furnace, also garage. 2 Monte: part basement,| dormitory attie Which could be 2 year. There is a fine gar- Corner Willlams Lake Rd. & M59 ssion) replace | $1,700 ' ire 6251 ve pave tas bey so call at NE. a Jr. High Sear’ collage Gele tqecee yon ts ditional ‘bedrooms. Has Gen ‘spot too. Let one of OR a Rp, remed. Sse 1=* Gillick off Waldon’ aft fer 3:30 ee WESTOWN REALTY Multi-Lakes Realty ee ese Ge = capable sales people 3 BEDRM, 2 BA BRICK. | WEAR SEARS ———— 
5 ‘| PE_8-2763 or EVES. LI , = re Choice west ee Mit.500. FE NI P . 
GILES REALTY CO. SYLVAN LAKE ee oer acan =u ost oR a7, = A BEAUTY of « brick in zens. a ae cen each 5 ACRES 
: ey ck FE Fd. Sam Warwick has new 3 bedrm. sell ay er Ist New i. rm. PT) hasgment, gas 3 Seco, 3 a beauty of a neighborhood PR E-BUIL T HOMES ee de pst cca oe. “Seal MODERN RANCH HOME 
SERVICE tri-lev basement, rick. FE 46038, 48) schools. and g. Low near hate ear | bee =p Living Completely erected on buyer's lot.| for — types of business, This corner 5 acres is all tillable lot. lake " $18,- D. down tle ty FHA. Terms. FE oy ceca beds ee 8 $5,900 Including plumb: except a small ‘spring-féq pond in 
CASS LAKE 800, sun Sherwood. 4 BEDROOM ane want = §-9730. Seale fet Decoraliane o tng, heating. jestofiation, Ww —? lt one corner "Fhe Binonth-o8 home ‘ : m Hj m r 
} linds. Storms & screens. $14,950. ASSOCIATE a clean taste, Basement is Building Service” a ‘. LitZ from the 2-car attached garage 
$2,000_down. $100_mo. BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. cae umack har ok lenaseapead to the m | FE 8-9663 corner, a brick barbecue pit “NOW OPEN OPEN § TO » $ built-in sleckrie’ reage re a. brad iy Life: About $4 1011 W. Huron FE 5-6181 sno Wate Located 8 mil: 
ford and 
Pit rs. nARTRAN 
OR 3 a0 Dixie Sipirose 71-6198 ~ 
5 + Acaee. wed tignty ae dn and 
eee uae   
“|S ACRES, 4 ROOM HOME. $6500. 
eo 10 acres, a) room home. $1500 -do 
Others. o to 
ood can - Jones, | Real Est. 832_W 
Eves, OR 3-1 
1300 FT. ON PAVED bedroom home, FE   3% «ACRES. 
roaq with 3 
  
For Sale Farms 48 CVPLP LLL Ah al lAD e t 
@ ACRES, WITH D 3 BED- 
room house & iatee barn, Ideal retirement near Ca ville. $7,400 
with $2,400 down. FE ¢-4864. 
LAPEER COUNTY 
es iemienaned 
40 b are steer ten jiouses 5 ord wdiged 
price sites. Bu 
SBURG 27 Al 
room ce   
CRES small basement 
reales ce 300 with $5,000 
Clarence C. Ridgeway 
REALTOR 975 Baldwin ave. 6 
barn, large 
of “neck 
price. ht. 
FE 3 
LAWRENCE W. 
‘Gaylord 154 ACRES 
La oo County, Nice 8 
bedroom English 
piontal’ home with 2 cut- 
stone fireplaces. 3 large 
barns, 2 silos and other 
buildings. ‘10 acres of hard 
aple woods, acres of 
“land tillable olf e. 
$46,000, with terms. 
136 E. PIKE ‘OPEN EVES. 
FE 4-9584 MY 2-2821 
OA 8-2543 
Sale Business Property 49 
1 - eee & oe 
. choice commercial fron 
ent of Drayton Plains. tage   
BES ses 
  
  
3-ca ame ast es zoned roc 
commercial: Inquire at 340 Bald- 
FE 8-143) 
ROCHESTER RD, & WABASH — 
corner lot approx. 100 x 
business. ont 1-1 ieee ot tenes   
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 
3-CAR COMMERCIAL GARA 
W. Kennett St. Ph. re eat nn Inquire at 340 Baldwin, 
cant SHOP AT AIRPORT TAV- 
tr of M-59 54842 & Airport 
TELY REMODELEI 
Business Opportunities 51 
“| Partridge 
Sportin g Goods taurant, At Paint Creek 
Rochester, OL 6-907 f°   
  
- , O88: 
aged Disiness grossing oer - 
t Sbelesae fot the ow ‘bat ment. Bee this toda . = 
Like ue ree Kids? 
sothenis tay “the ir exellent 
Business is aintiel AS 5,000 
your investment back by aa 
REAL TOR PARTRIDGE Basinesses thruout, . 
FR 43581 OPEN Tm > HURON |   ‘ 
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oad THE PON IAC 3 PRESS, WEDNESDAY. ‘AUGUST 20, 1938 | i   
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Business Opportunities 51 
Exclusive Gift Shop Union Lake age — Heart jof lake tn beni odern b tt oe eet eatle 
Sa excellent clientele. ee fits to North country.     
  
an LAKE AREA. 
ss a vve wire oper- 
dod cure _ are 
a bee. 
iarters' ate down. 
ai tte TAVERN wosy a ae Sioa Leca Tom. 
A 
geal own. 1 Orpaalig ove over a 12.0, 
Real Estate ‘aentig of eating 
STATEWIDE CHARLES, REALTOR piu & Ps Pxeiegtaph FE 1 TWinbrook 3-3286   
  Detroit Office 
5 i caes, BY OWNER. RICH 
gardening Pretty home 
bui: A, ag oes business 
frontage Stone's eave from 
ares Plains shopp center.| . 
Priced to sell. Dixie PFieral’ §233 
Dixie Hwy. 
BY OW OWNER. GROCERY WITH 5 Good going~ Dos exerqed be- 
tween Bice i : shington. 
vin, uart pitwell Leiét, ea a 
pant. ina P 
Fon TALE: GROCERIES, GAS, Ent"fs, os ing aries: Owner. 
GASOLINE “STATION AND HOM 
—— Retiring. sh00 Ek Ex 
“LETS TALK 
BUSINESS” 
EE and Home Knol Sgaat and gas station 
suburban location 
va new owner. Includes real 
estate and bbe «| quarters. Good 
gross. Reasonable. 
Lumber-Hardware, etc. Here is a thriving business lo- 
cated ec gpl in se: 
ing community. invest- 
ment for the os = looking 
towards the future Good gross. 
Phone for details. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION ect A, LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1813 § TELEGRAPH RD. 
2 
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR 
LAY OFFS 
END WHEN YOU GO INTO BUSINESS OURSEL 
WITH SUNOCO Minimum investment Station ~ 
lease at Oakland & Mortcalm 
Perry near- Madlons For peg Oh 
Se CTTN call: 
° EJ 
DRIVE IN RESTAU- 
‘ontiac omer resort. 
  
  
  
  
N OIL CO. TR 3-100 Sales be 
Eves. Mr Brid E 17-2586     GooD GOING SL ORANT IN 
Birmingham area. For sale b 
owner. Cail between 7-12 a.m. 
4-9840, Money to Loan 53 
(State Licensed Lenders) 
pac § ea BARTER eM vnditone,, 
LAID-OFF 
    
‘WORKERS . We make cash = BD ashen No pein principe my 
unt! ad work for 30 Sey 
Our Requirements Are: 1. That vou own furniture oF 
2. That you are q permanent 
That you had Seoord work 
-—e ® good paying record be- 
YY you owe bills ‘and are a 
pressed for payment come 
see Us at once and be seseeed 
of worry we have confidence 
oy your commu- 
‘Loans to $500 
Made Quickly 
You will always 
courteous ‘con. amet 
treatment at 
fices. (See 
addresses).   
recelve pleasent 
derate and —— 
ont one our of- 
phone directory for 
BUCKNER 
Finance Co. PONTI a 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
WALLED LAKE 
  
__Mortgage Loans 54 
A Mortgage Problem? We make mortgage pong to coir 
your requirements. An: 7 ore 
any amount, Prompt serv: nol pre 
seed land contracts and es 
We Buy Equities 
CHEFF MTGE RLTY, CO 
10 W HURON 87. PONTIAC FE 8-689 Eves. EM 3-0948   
A BETTER MORTGAGE Open end, 5'3 per cent interest, 
and up to 25 yrs Cen be paid off at We bi meee ites informa- 
tion. liga! 
YOU OF WITH 
BENDEROFF 62 W. Huro FE 86-6580 ° He MAN WHO SAVES. You MONEY! 
eee = 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, FULL 
vate utilities, Swap eq aay st 
modern housetrailer, or sel 
=) ie CABIN CRUISER, VALUED 
$1,000 as down payment on 
oan ting & fishing cabin. EM 3-3708 
or Market A-2T 
$5,000 EQUITY IN — 
for down pl Aas 
home. EM 
$4 & ‘53 CADILLACS. WILL 
trade for roe contract or mort- 
gage. FE ¢- 
ALMOST a:  yatEx SOFTEN- 
er, swap for freezer, desk, gun, 
furniture or what? MA 5-2142.   
    
  
HOME 
on larger 
  
  
  
OPPORTUNITY a MAN AN WITH 
mec eens ene! ake 
over table = salnene 
carrie” = busy ne kg Hal, Owner 
must leave, Call 175   
  
  
  
  
  
    
BRICK 
RANCH 
    
  
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  REAL ESTATE OFFICE BRAND NEW SOFA B 8S. for sale. equips uipment. Must 
A great opportunity for real es- . 3-0588. : ' LAVATORIES, CHROME MIXING = ns ogp on ron seqnons. Hake 
aie, oi insurance brokers, Office) / Scag Niceeenay andiica? Rollaway, Ned scamest 6 sae Burmeister s AVATORIES,, CHROME asic else | _an_olfer. Pie. 2-3006 
tocete ee ned Ch: garage Corner parcel, land-| nerspring mattresses, “5317.55. Got-| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Bathtubs, Toilets, Show i! Sale Sportin Goode 
Includes completely ~~ Shed tl scaped to perfection, Owner ine = — $12.05 Pearson's PPP PPPOE ID Open 8am. to8pm 10 to 3 irregulars. Te Cc Wal- po ng is 
a ang pretage ain nap i aoe = state—quick posses- Orchar rd Lk. ane: 1 META ECORN CRIB. Sane m. Sun. * pasar he oe = be 303 _Sale Sporting Goods 65 
ree lee” Eel ecasanaes party. a wi eecept rar met canon = i es SET, TABLE h : Oreia mar ¥ AQUA LUNGS, NEW. & & USED, 
: 2 contract or smaller house 6 chairs. ' bunk bed set. WHEE! C W CB no Pine 
TO, OUR NEW FALL se = Wiles Gay (com ee | emt rack re IEE COMP Or trade as ay uecoen orm me OEM 39225 = ribs op et 
slogue vat your business now ves oe sons corte: § tee =, 2 wheel. FE °5-4687 or OR P ' aa GAY EED —SINOGULALS 
with (Realtor, Partridge, & Asso B atem an Clarkston. ee apaRD SIZE DOOR rices tein Beft lengm@s .....-+- he ft.| Busted with case, Cost 600, bac- 
CHIPPENDALE GiRGOANY DIN- white. with hardware and trim. ‘gin. ue Na’ ‘suprty ft. Tifice, $20. FE 8-6a19. 
TEXACO GAS STATION — LONG table Bec, condition, mit ‘3-4328. T FURL OTL TANKS, GOOD. COW: semeeeiee xxi, Degas fir plywood $3.20 | 273. ‘3. aw FE on ee PE Ce 
toblished garage & bump sho 2 FUEL OIL TANKS, GOO) N- ~ , s,_sise 6. = 
going “Business. fay equipped. K an Lpsel | ta me OE, MOORE dition, Will deliver’ FE $0120. | 4x8 Dougiss, fit Diyas LS | NEM, BUMLDING MATERIALS 8 | GOLP CLUBS 
ce ic es compressor sd “7 3 Ec * ‘addy Carts. Reg. 
060 W_ Huron 2 WHEEL TRAILER. Ixi2 shel 8, per ft. $ 10) _OR Srihe cow ea8 
weildin ager Pear eae REALTORS FE 4-0528 | beLuxe KENMORE AUTO. WITH FE _7-0302 ixld ——— shiplap, per hi 115.00 | NEW FORD alee NGINES Binoculars, | Reg. 
tory of parte. heavy Ford wreck-/377 §. Telegraph Eves. & Sun.| sudsaver, $50. 3-081 before | 2 WHEEL TRAILER $35, PH. FE i wrt oh Ne M nant a = as ves or trucks, saw : ; 
oF alee tee ar tee which b|CASH FOR USED TV's. WORK | —Dooe i PLASC PIPE PER FT. 2x a +. Fh 16M §110°00| Ford fadustrial gasoline ¢ tnes | 19 N ae Series Te 
coord (non covered by Gels ing or not. FE 2-0367. DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE AND | PL PER FT| 2x6 No. t & better, & B16. M $110.00 Ge rieut 
ore than cove y the inven- chairs, $50; electric stove, ok plastic * pipe, 2x8 No. 1 & better, 8 & 16". M $110.00 GUN SALE 
tory of parte & tools. Terms and| CHEVROLET % TON STAKE. 2546 chrome dinette eet $36 ossip mpeon,_o 8. Perry Bt. $28 No, | & totter, £8 16. M HIS ~ fation. 
inform ation to qualified bay-| Dixie Highway bench, $8. All softs | Sawin’ webs WIEH MATTRESS, | :tc0:s fase lights $ 14.95 oy MLLER 00 Ave. pinot, pete ES 
5 HOUSE IN Ay HARBOR MY| ®£E : lg ‘Circulator heater, $10.| siax3i brass butts ......... wr) we ane an MI 4-6053 model 13 “at 
W illiam Miller Ben for $1,000 housetrailer or Sei on_aEaTERS prignt plano, $1 $15. Reo type mow- Cabinet ‘hare ware up to 60 ONLY oa + me q saint se 
ith wer. H = i 6 mm. . one 
Realtor | FE 2-0263 |rwavir se veRal WICK HOMES, | tive Za¥ gellon cil cank. ‘Wil sil) 3 7 STOKERS -| alten Comb. oor, comp. .. $2885] ESSintr enh 4o0d0 property dam: | now siete. “vs Stunt BM: 10% W. Huron St. wil take almost anything y0u| cheap. FE 40858 Commerciat sizes. Pipe. 2" Alum. door grill, big 33° ... $ 3-48) _age car msurance. ee 5 ‘Many other models to choose 
M : - 5 Rave “for down payment MY ag GOOD Satna eet and biack. | 75 &. Bose ag. 300 FE 8 2:49 | GL FLOOR FURNACE WiTH 3 from at big savings. 
oney to Loan 3| gat a Saar. ; : ROTS, riced to sell. Dixie Floral, 5233 1x3 pine. 8q pe 100 Ft. :. $ 3.00| gal, ‘tank : ‘& hermostat ax a an 
EASY DRY ASHER w $75 2-4875. DERSON HARDW 
(State Licensed Lenders) tm. full bath, jarge lot, nérth EASY SPIN-DR Ah ie Hwy., Drayton Plains. 19 invh Fee mower ....., $ 30.95 ‘ols. (tm. Rd. 
ae White. For equal value” Sou ne EM [INCH SOIL PIPE, 6 FT. 37 Clear WP Brooard, K.D. FS .08| OIL FLOOR FURNACE. TANE) (Across trom siracie Mile) 
WHEN YOU NEED east colored. No brokers. FE Sump Pumps roe, pee Us ware me connections, Thermostat. $50. FE ‘Sunday of 6.0062 
: : 7 ELECTRIC STOVE. #40, REFRIG- | “Eve PLUMBING SUP: ie Nar BRS By} Staa. MODERN AND A 
$20 - l 0 Tv. $30 Toe Tg ect yo, | 272_S. Saginaw re 6.2100 Alum. c. Les fe Sa . $ 32:50 de a & : 7 ats. of Bay and {rad 
INCOME—10 ROOM 3 pe, living rm. cuits, G18, 6/4 CRAPTEMAN JOINTER rronrie | § ei $298) 20" ibe. only, siod: 6."a, Thomp- =i S.jteiegraph, Fm 24te8 B.jts) FE 
sab @ your anbabys “7 -NORTH | PE chrvme te EAT froner, 1198-N. Cage Lake Rd [8 295 0 8 es a 
ole car or furat BROADWAY ¥ TARE er yer page Like pew, $220. Holly,|6 YEAR CRIB AND MA ATTRESS,| & Abe PLYWOOD HENDRI oxi? om 
Budget. We will be are a UITY, CAR. | _MEIrose 1-001. elect Ree ee and 8 2 8RTas ia pCR ® CARRY aig] 3B , Kitchen. Bewed in floor. $100, | tigi 
eer a year HOUSETRAILE ic: | POL-DA-ROLA TWIN STROLLER. ene seig, Size'2 and 3. Prove = is fe in. plys 42 ae arkling delicious 
| IM WRIGHT FREEZERS 11% CU. PT. CHEST.\5-,wwinds 2 LOE, GOOD COND. BU pre om -00 | clubs, 3 ow 
A’ J REALTOR ee Se ee : pee Sit “ea560. 2 B32] cate LU ON OTHER Fixwobss Yale, Resscuable, EM *t/ South Blvd. E. 
FINANCE CO M OPEN EVENINGS oNTiu. £3s""| sreezens —opriGur Famous |!°, CENT FOP COOLER Boone % $95 | 1488 Balawin ee Ope 2-2543 | NEW GOLF SET, COMPLETE oe 
E 4-1574 LFIPLE LIGHING SERVICE | name, brands, Screlened cor? | calm. FE 50004. 250 PAINT SALE _| costs" anerifice for 400. FE) 3 
- FE 4- a ee om ie AD ‘phone coins please, Michigan | 12 GALLON ELECTRIC WATER ing 6.48 tal Berry. Bros, house paint $-6819. merce town 
02 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. ee wing quarters. luorescent, of Orchard Lk, Ave. heaters for the cabin, $38.94. 3. qe ‘ i Bait, M B 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. QURETRAI wd aE UARANTEED REBUILT WASB- Ont oan, 8, Sery S| ze i Py gs 8.00 | OARUAND | #01 Le Bate it, Minnows, Etc. 65B "bers & 
28. 95 a soeeee \ Cwia is”. BasY 
202 N. MAIN Ful oe no. an] — Thyle Electric. Corner’ N.| . Forget “painting and insulate same | Fence pos . = ere 09 | 8 P OWER CRAWLERS, 2 DZ, FOR 4ic 
ROCHESTER, MICH. eb er "| _S@hnson’ 6 Moward. PB esioe, | tint, SOY DIRECT TROM, AP | Chrome’ bulinoven .--. § Jae * Mand mower, Just ebarp-| Bi WonMe 's0_for_ 490 | ~~ 
as GE 15 CUBIC A-| expert workmanship at Sweet : aT oe oc 8 a'gs ened. te ” with grass catcher. 388 0 en 2 TRA 
LOANS $25 TO $500 GTROARD MGtCR OE cay tion freezer and ecor.| Stn eee Onex | point shaved s...... § 3.98) 5-443 Quen Se fire, 4 daze, Chase 6 i 
5-6067, 185 8, Shirley! | Only $300.96 with trade. GE com- WN. $h wk and up. Complete | 50 Pr garden hose... $ 1.98 | PANGE HOODS. COPPER TONE. Sun n 3 A. aren "98 € yey, 
PICK . WASHING 8 for do-it-yourself. Also alum, ] 
HOUSE: FIGK-UP TRUCK FOR WASHING | $)480" Philgo chest frecser only | S10c% for Gost renrret ght 3 al fe "II § 1586 | $2058. .0. 4 Teompen, 6 6 G & Dirt 
Ph. Rochester, OL 6411) OF 14701]. mactine or gaststove, FE #100. ae Gaver Appliances. ‘MA | tp" Ornamental tron, afumioum ; patty, mar i ion 143, 3% Sand, Seve £ od row wit “plow. due $s a 
Al HAP Th ME A EVRDDE OU | bat Hare wauzEcT co... | speaeaelestangs cpise se | cal, Ger aac pe |" BAT SERTIOG BATE Pig | Se feta tab shotgun. 76 Narrin, Ortonville. a is ge mite. tables. “The Old Reliable Pioneers” aa shevirieds 6 r: oe ag eg A any Sent, gerd 2 : mowers 
TO 3600-995 TO $500 Pion photograph Frain, OL. 18398. seek e tori call OL Eribeat for free, estimates tat help a any building” prob Festher, Pa 2678 Orenard|* ire, top or fil, Loaded, and. de- 
~ or raphic equ B ye livered, Wholesale and 
N CO. GARBAG 3, 1 Eves, OL 1} setae 
1 EES OD al TEL TRADE | HERRON ewes, eer G| _puRwetsTER - | stapUCED PRICES cet = Se or mod- by co Obs, . e ve s 1 OR MORE ARDS iT 
ET CA ern homes for mason labor, car-| GUARANTEED REBUILT T 8. Perry, - and ape toatl Poh t “apecial loaded 
G SH QUICKLY nter work painting, land con-|~ matic washers, Frigidaire, Thor,| 30 GAL GAS WATER HEATERS, ort ern eee tillers a rg een na we $1413 
Up to $500 socks, housetrehers, were omer] Seermanr Terma te set, | Sh. Coe oe o 4 Thome EVA: ne bquir itn mr Bile ‘Swe: | Al BLACK DIRT. _P aR M TOP 
ao We muron: Pho Pe 2.4810, Oa Ave FE 2-4021 | > GAL ELEC HEATER. 900. LUMBER CO. MA 5-787 _soil, $10, FE 5-4758, 
Brenmes cel OA oie HOOVER SWEEPER GOOD CON. | 30 gai, auto.” gas beater $49.95 | 7940 Cooley Lake EM 34171 SECTIONAL, TARKGE DOORS WILL TRADE $2,850 EQUITY IN th he: ‘at 09 Parkburst cade sinks and fittin 1.95 up wood 7 Like new. Also an- 
—— a aos al on ees rece che ~~ bag * Laundry these ae. mute eae . and tique’ par er organ, FE 5-3468. re : yy 8, Co. 
. ee eee prleed Gh fa. Wik HABITANT. Pie y2 EES. AN: SAVE PLUMBING ‘2° | CASH REGISTER, STEAM CLEAN. Sacrifice for Cash STONE PRODUCTS oes ——— 
take housetrailer, vacant land,» tiaue orga emall -| er, coke machine, FE 2-2460. 1 
oan ompany yang contract, or what have you loveseat, mise, Batt Bal square Lake | _____!72 South Saginaw St. DOG HOUSE FOR LARGE Sai pind geen o—- or: 
PE Id on.,| A WHOLE CITY BLOCK OF DE-| “insulated, good condition. $20 sw. with” menor xe aor 
= Tare. Sat. & Sun, Other after| trois mansions being wrecked. Ma- me, Sete ' 
-O206 | RD: RILEY, Broker | ¢ inher anew ee i eine ve a Lake Pe. can iRONR. TRONER, GOOD CON- ed py Mga, GA “Remsen "20 8. Window, frame, ic i windows, 
‘ man 
09 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | TRADE #1" ROTARY LAWN | ABC Sroner, 2 gd oa Doers | —Perry_8t more’ items. price over 
NEED $25 TO $500? mower for coal stoker i Material yard located at Third Le aigpinw —e T Tat = Leow $5,000, w for $1,000 
WL SwaP A UALLONG FOR and Ferry. Detroit Federal Wreck- t s - SEE r, used perry. 1958 designs, Large assortment 
oe 5 canoe, Call EM bee waa a ns inborn’ ing Co. TEmple_3-7033, Pull-Downs, | Moderns, Balloons, | S475) TANE, CLEA 
Stare. Terrific values, Bedroom. : . aetge 
SEABOAR For Sale Clothing _56| 2 e299) AVAILABLE NOW || .£5¢ ste aas! voch edroom. | ar ALOWINOM GINDOWS 
PROKE LINO op gg ee we $1.96, irreguiats and| screens, 24x24. Will sell cheap. |« 
FE 8-9661 R GBs SALE EVERY DAY. WAGIC_ CHER, DOUBLE OVEN a's vegas PoE eae Reasoe- ogee At press that onl y fac-| FE 5-3637. 
“ = pen ars = Orchard Lake. | MAGIC | CH a! 4 $200" Dixie” po A A a a “Pluores- STEEL CORRUGATED 
Seaboard Finance Co... | (ar ibching. ¥ ENS AND andy Besch Drive, ott williams th DRIVE-WAY CULVERT pega nier eee 
1185 NORTH PERRY STREET TALL YOUNG c-YOUNG. MANS RAVY | MATTRESSES Mak NGS. _MIS- AUGUST _ Spit & IMPROVING, cottt ipetl al ft, and. Road gravel. Vicinity Union 
neice 40. Slacks, sweaters, | springs ate of different colored SPECI ALS Used Ie eles nn FE 2.0233 Goob ROAD GRAVEL_—3 YDS. 
IN aE: 1878 neaty AF org and shoes, size {norte Otherwise absolutely De per. Used Gebers - Priced “os sell scIGHTLY $7,00, Delivered FE +8588, Xa 
i. on! ect. Famous avertised eld Tile ....... aoenaor c each| SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMATIC 30|GoopD FARM TOP - SOIL Cc, 
! = EN'’s ESeES Misc | brand, Terrifte values. Come and| Knotty white pine paneling, No.| Cedar posts ............ 43c & U AND! end loader (ies New paint, 
HFC Specializes WOMEN Suse 10. also 18° Wedding age them. 3 lehigan | Pinorgscent, wa and 7 allie sono dl . &, 10° te Goed vi ibs ss secs slo, ec Fen 8006. peck oct 5% vds., $9. delivered. | _ 2538 . oem ; : Oret __ 42 | fandom lengths ........... clothes post ...... fl a 
In Helping foe a eee Nine ig Shows—TiaN| MAPLE B DE "Mah any PI L coat exterior paint |. $4.45 gal SPECIALS chet BAv® 40 OBTAIN TOR | POR! ape TRAC TS: gis LAND- 
2 ue vite, size W048 goats, and fase Speed Gooey, beset. Sate | ina W an cs ca a oe Gos water Dontet, 2 en: Property mustbeth Lae & Tele: | eee 
Lt en's sul 8 e ‘m e, . - i . c. W r r, al.. 9. a i 
People Like ants. 2-44, Shoes—8C to 9D. All large dog house, pr. table lamps, red mine ee Prog wer Pull rolls 16 or 30 ib. ‘teh 7 nt New Morri a ee wal, erap Rae, A rice dirt avail- SPECIAL 
Prt. me in ated rary oe ee _eckere eer, gerevele, ante) 3y Lig evaiogtng Bho | om f. We carry a complete line of Passer 1 tt .....k. . s PROMPT DELIVERY. 212 YARDS lego et ge od = = yo} 10 
6280,  . 4| rocker Fm 46618. | | | 3x3 W pine etripping .. 30 lin. ft.) jiiaine materiale — piywood —|New We’ & sak flooring CG) *. 
SAVE NOW! OB A NOW! Siete Ped FF # | iAROGANY DUNCAN PHYFE wer Sse os yee & | building materials — plywood — |New No. slay Georiag. black dirt or peat. OR 3-9644. | One used New Holand baler La ee 
Ou work clothes drum table, $10; elec, range, good | Fir Pl ear obA TS open eel Ta sort Bo [ef ad 75.00 PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP- With ongiOe epic $850 
Outlet, f cop om tion R 3-163 ; ] i yscore - interior, exterior combination Aaad 3° ft. joutside flush doors a - ply. Sand, grave! dirt. Cement, tT TERMS 
FOR PAST, friendly service from| PE 68058" . Meee SRE ALL PORGE: | {EXI" at Se <any coc) toreee Ootee = eee ef oe ee mortar & frucking. OR 31534, YOUR LH, DEALER o . rts e = o- i . . . 
specially. Salped, courteous Be0/ WILL SELL 10 MENS SUITS AND | Jain. $29; Frigidaire, electric ca" pe S881 each| Contig oundation | 3" soll p re ages ie ton aie GRAVEL, BY KING B BROS. 
e¢ come to America’s oldest and)" iq,’ coats Size 46. $100 qualit $76: RCA Whirlpool elec- fs en. E 1 ] Ww VOLV ERINE pickup truck load, 30440. | PONTIAC 
. largest consumer finance coms for rand $25 ri Ca Mt  beregee dryer, balance $2 per week. = birch plywood, eg Bets SURPLUS LUMBER LUMBER TaARD & ek oat © aaa BING” | PE 40734 ot ae al y's 
cB 00 in privacy. with re-) £08 b_for_appeintment. Pe ey g, My St Lem eas acl Akl OTBER BARGAIN ew Ff ee ESite OR 9-002 | 320 8. Paddock pe conse | faggot eravel. fill etc. Fat Auction. ‘tales 77 
—— choose. Phone a Household Goods 57| nzan. 3INCH MAGI 10 CHA 5349 Highlang Rd, (Md8) Pontiac | gitconirh WATER FING aad 
” Household Finance y pURNER & RtaGO, ROASTER Chet, eae are, hall ore Haggerty EMPIRE concrete of woot above. ground Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68/suanrs Jan cTiION  saurs ‘ 440299. 6 e «@ PAALDAALPLLL LLP LAP LLL OL LL 2: 
- Cebepdegtion 2 rane en nealing td $ m3. Munro | EW FELT RUGS $1295 — vel. “aioe s water, $850 per gal-| OAKLAND TREE SERVICE. FRIM.|_ mile west of ord at gin Gonbene 
ectric . . 
3% 8 Sagingy, mdfr, Kay Bide | spre SILVER PORTA: | Duncan fe, table and chairs $29 LUMBER CO Special Ciena FE s.22%5. FR 2371. For apoig? ie : 
je record player, auto, Aiso | Mahogany $10 . ; TRAILER FOR SALE WILL CAR- | TREES—SPRUCE, PINE, JUNIP- e peewee lers 78 
Beam 48 s.p m. portable ‘feco at ‘38 1947 4) Harnerty Ey Hwy. Walled Lake 1x4—6-8-10-12 foot boat, 95 8. Roselawn, ers, fir, arbortitae, yews, Dig an 
duic r. both exc. goa. MA asl. | Koeeno me me j@ and Pontiac Ix4-—6-810-12 four own. Bring, tools’ aed, bat | AIRSTREAM LTO HT WEIGHT 
6 PIECE SILVER GRA RM. | WE Bt bedroae pe, fetes cae Phone MArket sae a id Talbott Lumber py Sg ye teed. for ite, oo Ee oe oe 
$25 TO. $500° quiift | Doub rin ot aa SaRLAND FUR RNITURE CO. ANCHOR FEN $99.50Pper M Waderbeare, “thek 3 t | eagl of mores ion sce. ip niles emoneiration , thera and est 
Ks to, “An Yor $89. $4 wee | 104 y Bapiaaw no ite FENCES CASH @ CARR hardware, plumbing and eat gai and Wixom road. Spon or Gann joe Huron, (Plan 
ohet “pectty “en te, au . Pearson iB ated : pR.- Gey 54 ior No Fae aia PHA approved. Truck load lots Gelvered es 1028 Oakland Sve. Ph : dally 8 to 6. Motus! 1.0038. to one of Wally Sryan's 
Our pss to 4 mon quick, Ave ; ‘ Reed ‘couch oe lates —. a TES. Empire Supplies Co. _FE 44505. For Sale Pets 69 i caravans.) 
frien nay * phone FE! 138 INC © 84%, INCH, 7-28 INCH ia "Lerge table- BEEF AN Tt ALY, ANP | 2600 Union Lk. M_3-4148 THES SALVATION Ak ARRARAR ACS eshte 8 BEDROOM, ALL Mo 
121 De Pig at our office | X ich wood storm windows. top a Th: Rd. uarters, saree. Mut, PE. £-7941. FREE STANDING Ere HE SHIELD & 2 COLLIE PUPPIES AKC REGIS. trailer near ‘Tel-Huron for rent. 
Home & A to _ kara soe nb tings Gothtag. a rola ea ‘| feted."5’ months cit. FH 2:08y 7_ aM ¥t NW CABIN. 
ULO | Bare ner, cncetoo, ana fot #| We a bis BEAN 3] NEED A FINANCE-| $c batty gin Be 7 ATR ahs’ ing mance me * at eth Ban Sr acca 
ia OAD: aw | Be Cera eae re USE) NEED 8 FINANCE pe te “Woot dr Doors, | Siem yaiaca pina el ae F Pea er biker 1 . ope 
AVE, NERG\ RGY, USE Béarton's aa 2 weekly, | your. h yi ane witn"S FIXER? Order Classified Shi Beollaia strety, sie louvered Gea aoa, At mena re Maeee i Bist: FT. HOUSETRAILER. 
ve . : oes! a. pets MASONITE, FULLY 
ds to sell, rent, fi BERRY D R SALES 
WANT ADS! To find a Teaae desk 3 st fase bets, |G ;|Ads to sell, rent, find a FURN ACES - 371_8. Paddock 00 oo eae AKC, C._ BRIETANY Spas. a} $$e5 bast Fa Foot Contos for 
job, place, to live ‘or a} complete. American Fiyer train, ood job. FE 28181 is ‘WOOD AND A arty 3 old. MAple 6-1 aid Liki KEW @ FOOT 
good “used car, see Classi-| wort Vee sitet. Obromie kiln gone, S008 BTU oll, $208.50" nation Oobry gad unvws. [REC FoOpEE MY. AOR eee Secritice Te Sacrifice. FEI 
> Air compressor, Greenware & i Duetwe 4 1934 HOUBETRAILER, 32 FT., 
fied NOW! Air ames. the Want Ad number! | &hy"@aet"én Siatet |BENSON LUMBER CO. |" AFOPOENED, SPRINGER "espe, Gazer 4 Baty Bel , \ : ei <3 
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        Sale Household Goods 57   
’ soe, gr mae FURNITURE 
ini akin. mille ae 
WOOL FACE, $15.95. 
ho 16.50. Im 5 et 
ger. based 
ue 9x12 Felt I Base Rugs § $3. 95 
4 m4t-Ft. \ Wall, Tile e BSc UBBER PAINT Gal. $3.75 GUAR. nous AINT Gal. $1.05 _Syers, 141 W, Huron FE 4-3064   
10 CU, PT. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIG. 
order ) Double bi bed speteas     
1055 NORGE A Cacetpeiy WASH- 
er. Needs ‘some repair, $50, FE 
a ne ee 
$229. tes NORGE AUTO. 
sa Norge auto” washer... se 95 Norge auto washer. 
$369.05 v eotbers auto Ls asher. 
Many. 
YNE GABER 
a we oon ha   
  
*fpeexer. zor Sig St damage $300 
ectric 
Bere 
AIR Te FLOOR 
models Ny a, * wuren. Munro 
  
serene teens Sale Heussliold Goods 57 
om be og REFRI ATOR, 
3 bw argos bette ve, 
ie 
aBY td —_ 
bunting   
  
PLAY PEN, BUGGY, acales. a babe, co 
=— teble White PE 2-0654. 
Ra TOE PHONOGRAPH co NSOLE IN GOOD DITION. - PLAYS 78 RPM ONLY 
TABLE MODEL Aurore. 
CHEAP. PLAYS 1 RPM ONLY. ORLANDO 3-6224 | EvENINGS. , 
REFRIGERATORS | Rebuilt - Guaranteed 
Delivered   Fs Haz       
THE GooD ROUSE TTAL SHOP PONTIAC 51 W. HURON FE 4-1555 
STOVES, BOUGHT, SOLD, EXx- changed. Turner's, 602 Mt, Clem- 
_ens. PE 2-0801 
SINGER SINGER PORTABLES WITH ZIG 
er er . 95. Curt’s Ap 
__bulnee. rite 
SMALL R. oe _ PORTA- 
bles, $10 TH 55. 
ar seco jay aad a case 
to 7 Lo gas heater, 
xejreiste refrig six  yarens 
Geiverss), stove with veuble oven 
new = sofa bed with match- 
ing chair and § piece Formica 
Kitchen on ‘S All ae in exc.   
  
    
SELLING MY CIN naE ANTI bE collection: Settee, chairs, llr 
Also 6 
bairs. MA 
5OPA AND CHAIR FOR SALE. 
Goog condition. Cheap, FE 2-4494- 
SEWi1NG MACHINE, VACUUM 
oye repairing. Free est, FE vases dep pe 
6-2126   
  
  
all se sets rebuilt & ¢ teed 
OBEL TV# 3930 Elisabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-4945 
17 INCH “TV. JUST 
tioned. Ph rn oe. Bo after 5 p.m 
ain R CONDITION $189.05, WA 
$249.95. 21 RCA. Colty TV, $325. 
Used TVs $19.95 Sweet's pomesiag & at ancan 
aon PE atTEING you WANT 
FOR THE ME, CAN BE 
Aig de AT L & 8 SAL’ 
A -little — of the cb but @ lot 
Furniture, & appli- 
ances of irncg kinds. NEW & U. USED. Visit our trade dept. or real 
bargains. 
TO PAY 
We buy, sell or trade. Come out 
and look around. 2 acres of free   
  
  
parking Phone FE 
OP. MON. SAT., 8 TO 6 
aes 9 na NU, - mile of P r 1 mile = pot; Auburn Hashes ay Auburn 
awanawree BALKE-COLLANDER 
full size snooker table. Complete 
cues, cue rack, snooker 
balls & lights. 11 eu. ft. Frigid- aire with fe where door to deep 
freeze. Also 
tique mahogany double bed with 
chest, Antique mahogany sofa. 
Maple bedroom suite. LI 1-6680, 
ey. 
| BABY CRIBS. 
Large size. 
tress, $15.95. Pearson's, 
_chard Lake Ave. 
BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON 
bunk beds. complete with s a 
& mattress, Nodes Pearson's, 42 
Orchard ave   
BRAND NEW. 
Complete with. mat- 
42 Or- 
  
BUNK BEDS COMPLETE. $30. 
emes $25. Typewriter, 83° 
Sion CUSTOM BUILT HI-FI. FM 
ase record player. Separate 
aker cabine Like pew con- 
_ dition. OR 3-7761, 8 to 10 p.m. 
BEAUTIFUL AUTOMATIC SEW 
ing machine. 1958 model. $55 cash. Powerful Electrolux vaccuum & 
$18. GR 44507.   
sitechments 
  
  
  
  
  
  
    igidaire stove, An- G1 TRADE ELEC. —— FOR GAS 
R. B. Munro Elee. Co.. 
  
TRADE GAs RANGE FOR ELEC- 
tric range R. Munro Elec- 
tric Co., 1060 W. Huron. 
TRADE-IN DEPT. Apt. size gas stove 
Guar elec washer .. 
Apt. size elec. range 
suite 
tates seee   
  18 W Pike H-Z Terms. FE 4-1122 
ENT COND, GUAR. 8161 Commerce 
Uniw Lake Rd. 
Ml ee hh & GUARAN- 
teed, Ty EM ion Lake store. 
Union ai re 3-681. 
Deed Trade-I In ne   
  
  361 8. Saginaw __PE 20151 32-0151 
VACUUM CLEANERS 37 50 & OP. 
Murray's 9856 Myrtie.   
WOOD & COAL RANGES IN COM- 
bination with gas & electric. Sam- 
uel's Appliance, MA_ 5-6011. 
WASHING ata Bop taal 
tional, with automa = 
$5.05 ‘signe 
; meen wiles cesen 
393 Orchard L&. Ave, — 45. 
WASHING MACHINE. A GOOD 
_cond. FE 2- 
WALNUT pate RM_ SET, . 6 
chairs, iy & table. Newly cov- 
$39, 3-1500, ered, 
NITURE   
  
WHOLE see == FURN 4279. Barnard Ra. OR 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    4.95 | BATHR: 
    MODEST MAIDENS 
  
  
  “Charles and I are finally 
hate each other!”’ By Jay Alan 
  
  
in complete agreement — we 
4“   
For | Sale Miscellaneous 60 
BURPEE COOKER AND CANNER, 
7 ioe model AR-25. , Phone FE 
  
OOM FIXTURES YOUNGS. 
town kitchen. ae fu 
black A and Fs s, 
Bros, ja it and Pr mm 
ib ada SUPPLY 
2685 LAPEER R FE 4-5431 
‘ CALCIUM " GHSREDE for — Tb. $2.50 
Hook sothes 5 poles | rect 
@ ft. Io! Br 85,8 ach PIPE — DRAIN TILE s Flues. brick wall coping 
sump ine , Srease traps & covers   
¥ co. 
81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 
50 | CONVERSION OIL FURNACE, 
burner and tank. FE 5-837). 
CLOSE oe. SELL Wee chest, 
outdoor   
  
f pa: und mower. 
We rent Be: el rubbers . nenters 
HARDWAR: 
14 w St paheeing from a ron 
New City Post. Office 
BUILDING? 
Then make sure it’s   
    
  
    
  
        
    
  
  
    
  
  
  For Sale Miscellaneous 60 me Onl TAME, 62; CRIB EE 
TANE, $20; CRIB BED, 
Mr eta table saw, $90. FE 2-5224. 
GAS INCINERATOR, OR, LIKE NEW, 
$25. Large steamer travel trunk. 
$30. Attic disappearing stairway, 
new, in crate, , 60 8. Telegraph 
Rd. FE 2-3 
Garage Doors 
|| Eactorys seconds and and mit Dantas 
iz wend bo steel foxdaway: closet doors 
Steel ouside oe shutters 
wig | axe wanes — operators 
Soe % = “tor tree a 
‘BERRY DOOR SALES 
aoa   
  
Ci 
See i in nate one "Cali 
it. Se ee HOT WATER HEATERS, 30 G 
Consumer Power ov 
Heaters ¥ 
SS a 393 Orenard Le. 
ve. — 16. 
LAKE bart 4-4 ete og ont 
Thompson, 
hy 3. 7.  s 
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
      
    
  
  
    
  
  
  For Sale Miscellaneous 60 60 
USED CONVERSION BURNER. 
FE 40456. 
a WANNA BUY A Di 
We segs bave ducks, 
have the best seal ‘in town- 
ie oes. room ions, roeping iding jobs. FHA terms, 5 yrs 
  
  
Wall Bin ied steamer, floor gand- 
ers, ishers, hand sanders, fur- 
nace vacuum cleaners, Oakland Paint 438 Orchard Lake   
COCKER "PUPPIES. $i & $10, FE 
coon WOUND BUI PUPPIES. s. GOOD 35234.   
MACHT a 
H 00; Sundays 16 
200. Mon aus meer Sup- 
ply, 156 W, Montcalm. FE 65-4712. 
Cameras, Equipment 61A VOD PG SITE COCO IEE 
NEW LEICA VALOY II ENLAR- 
er, Cost over $100 WiN sacrifice 
tor $75 See Tom Gerls, Pontiac 
Press Photo Dept. 
WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM- 
eras, projectors, tape recorders, 
Eppert’s Camera Shop, 57 W. Hu- 
ron St FE 5-6615. : 
Sale Musical Goods ¢ 62 
A VERY FINE RECONDITIONED 
elects ene piano. Easy terms. 
GALLAGHER’S 18 E Huron FE 4-0566 
APT. SIZE UPRIGHT PIANO. 44” 
high. Exe, cond. MAyfair 6-2752.     
  
  
  
    CONNSTELLATION CORNEY. 
NEW CON! peas FE 4-6819, 
FOUR H F. EMO'S OP THE zaMove 8 CONN gnaans 
SPECI MORRIS: MUSIC   
  
  
  
MORRIS MUSIC ae 34 8, Telegraph 
PLAYER PIANO GC0b Conor __tion, $150, FE 207   _hunting stock, EM 35234. 
La avon ecg PUPPIES, Dy bac! ackground FE 8-2538. 
FOR Ene : DOG OUSE.. CHEAP. 
~ MY y 3-313 after 6 p.m 
GERMAN SHEPHERD PPIES. 
8 wks, old, AKO re ae ee 
_ap stock. Reas 
GENTLE DOG PREE is Sgn 
home, FE ¢-4603. 7 
PARAKEETS, SUPPLIES   
  
  
  
  183 Sanderson FE 2-1721 
PARAKEETS. GUAR. TO TALK. 
es. 691 4th St. FB 2 
PURE-BRED DA 3 
males is lon: rag “call 
PARAKEETS CAN NARIES, CAGES 
4. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ae 
PUPS. $35 $%. MA 5-1975   RED 
: sa 
  
| WHITE IRDS. ALL PET 
_Shop, | Pri TWilttem ma, PE 4-643. 
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS, AKC. 
registered, $150 each, OR 3-5808. 
Dogs ° Trained, Boarded 70 70 
BOARDING ALL REEDS. YOUR 
dog will sexe the same- — 
    
    
  
  34 S. Telegraph 1 2-0567 ette K's. 525 cross from TeLsturon Nate ester 
re MOND TRIC ew Mu | 24768. Burr-sbell 375 8. Tele 
“45383. 1217 Watérbury Rd, Mil-] _eraph’ or ; _ Zi 
PROFESSOR wu teocerr | Hay, Grain & Feed 71 old violin cdllection, 32_ to choose 
from, Priced to sell. Dixie Flor-|/18T & 2N Ha ¥, = & UP. 
al. 6233 izle Hwy., Drayton| Straw & t aie §-0666 
Plains, ACRES O PIAN NO TUNING REPAIRING ee (2. - 7 of oat straw. 2190 * 
ver. a e217   
TWO COMPLETE: 
tioned small Bab: 
in exc. cond. Idea. 
piano = udent Tri 
ve your youn ak gol nnd, vive Your young 3 = 
ty! Priced 
for wack 5 sale, We aeet. the room 
for our fell ipmen' of new 
pond and ball canes and 
ew AT LAGHER’S FE 4-0566 18 E, Huron 
Sale Office Equipment 63   
  
trea. | rwO LARGE OFFICE DESKS. FE | 46-6260. ;   
Sale Store Equipment 64 
a STEAL SACRIFICING EXCE   
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
     
    
  
  
  
  For Sale Livestock 72 
1 YEAR OLD SORREL GELDING.   
stables. 
For Sale o Sale Powtey, 24   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
  BIG BEAR OOMBTRUCTION co.; 8 
92 W, Huron St E 86553 Terrier and b pasies st 
YOUNGSTOWN CHEN Sink & | ‘Stud: .A%-G, puppies [00 « mi cabinet. Re 8 mm, magazine 1385 Clyde Ra., MU 
load camera. FE 8-3850, “pape n wae a . « 
Machiner _ OA | _femsies, $20 re en RA al 
PERO SON McTON Wire | giriittgd eet enone ner loader, $1,800, ELgin 6-2127. . ag et _ fat pag teks aaa 
InbusraiaL DRILL, PRESS. FE — Call FE 48250 aft 
| aos 
Da Tt Yourself 61] CR rer ame, 7 7 FOR RENT aR ANES Bind Cece cose 
neh gale, 
Orion Taller 
* Sales New Stewarts __ 
Generals-Hollys 
Great Lakes-Zimmers & to 10 foot wid 
Gest) esd kutine etebeuee an   
rental Eiace 7 pare. bottle 
gas an poageaoly 2 mile South 
_of Lake Orton on M-24. 2-0721. 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
Anderson - Regal 
New 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERS ON RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN ; 
Bottlé Gas 
Parts and Supplies 60 8. Telegraph FE 2-2200 
Open 9 6: Closed Sundays 
Pontiae Chief Detroiter 
Bargains — Bargains 15 to 60 om ry 8 & 10 wide 
— > in allowanc: 
Get our dea) ‘oelne > ay. Re- mye oe vou will save 
  yon bey, De 
Bob Hutchinson 
| Mobile Home 
‘ Sales Inc. 
      
    
    
    
     
       
      
  
  
  
  
ho Sale fie ae 
2 NEW_GIRL's er et BICY- cles, Exc. buy. 3-3008   
  
_ Boats & haceamerias 85 
HP. Le ea tg? ae 
_Exe. cond. 
i2 FT. Bont aD 10 ao MER- 
cury motor, remote control. Al- 
most new. Sacrifice. MU 4-0542. 
ca at MOLDED PLYWOOD RUN- 
. Front deck. Mark 20 motor   
  
  
a verse forward, and neu- 
tral. Make any reasonable offer. 
FE 5-0447.   
Mees wont TRAILER. $60. 
on fe WHIRLWIND DELUKE, 35 
. Evinrude, ORlando 3-2004. 
Snare BYRABOUT berglas bottom. Mark 65 
cury wth controls. Water aoe All in E =. cond, Can be financed. 
$595. MA 43508. 
3 FT. 2% FIBERGLAS, svi /   
iF 
  
rude . lark elec.; gator 
Fir hah ede as 3.4940, “= 
16 Mom aaorsay tems deck, Pa tom. Mahogany double ik 
pet we. steering whee iS 
controls. np Sea King. 9 mos, 
             
              
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘AUGUST 20,1958   
  
  ' Foreign & Sports Cars 90B 
N aise Ps 
N| BROOKWOOD 4-DOOR WAGONS PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER 
RETAIL BRANCH 
Oakland at Cass   
  
" AUPHINE. 2 10,000 MILES *. S matic ni $1,300, “hiable 
  
For Sale Cars = 91 
HASKINS HAS ‘EM 
ee Ae 3-D00R agp soccer 
«PALA RD TOPS 
VERTIBLES   
TM. 
AND CON- 
  
| DELRAY 2-DOOR- 
OLDS #& HOLIDAY COUPE 
6 CYLINDER & V-8 ENGINES 
STANDARD ABD _GLIDE TRANSMISSIONS. 
ALL COLORS & EQUIPMENT 
SAVE UP TO $1,000 
  
  
  
ar, radio & : "i, Sherrie deluxe, radio, & 
sz mt we 
2 HOMER cag eed 1 MTRS:||     
    
“Just pretend it’s a little on-the-job training that will come in handy just in case you don’t marry a millionaire!” - by Kate Osann 
  
  
  G-2a 
e 
  
~ For Sale Ce Cars a For r Sale Cars 91   
COMMUNITY 
Motor Sales 
  
  
  
    
  
4@ dr, nice, $595, 
“ Mazurek eke biotor Sales 8, Bivd. at 8S. Saginaw    
ooew 
        
    sharp ..... eer) 
“ulaithadad SES MEM AS. > rere $945 Prt eee eee 
es ek ape Ce tt 
ug. gasses | 
    
      
"SCHUTZ YMOUTH DESOTO-PL $12 8, Woodward MI 6-5302 
  
  
  
* For Sac Tracks 
ASPHALT Medes EQUIPMENT, 
truck with four 8x25x20 
ome tires. Roll back roller and 
trailer all hang tools. $1,000 cas 
bis consider oi trade, FE 
  h Birmingham FACTORY BRANCH ‘| Ae le $108 ‘galt eee OS we Hat ‘ww as or your ‘ i: ir. «se veseee 
5T.Ch rt. PG. 7132) $1895 — $6 Nash ¢ dr, Ambass, .... “$398 Also fine selection of OK, |°56 Ford 2 dr. ae tess 
: 3S Gece Cons “7 Sips j ‘So Convert. 5 
H : : K Mercury a A jibes 
askins Chev. |:3 Same? occ 6151 Dixie Highway at “M15 | | ke ia tee 
Mabie i Ks Open nites “tl 9] no. 
‘$2 Bulek 4 ar. - Mazurek Motor Sales | "5? Kaiser 4 196 
OFPERS MODEL END BARGaINs| Auburn * East Blvd. 
Big @ cavings On ~\ FE 8-4539 
ted aa, nd, Sioa Le ag ne ok overt unied. lass 
ater, WW. Like by gilleage owner. §2,750, 
      
     ieee Mocwery. hardtop . 
1954 Pontiac, 4 wenec ee 
    
    
   / 
1956 CHEVROLET V-8 WA 
$145 down, a payments =   
  
EXCEPT OLDER MODEL 
r — equity in ‘57 hers 21 
dr. Assume payments, . 
iN. 
2 
months. urphy, 3900. Rambler, 666 8. 
  
  Birmingham - 
*56 CADILLAC Woodward. COUPE DEVILLE “‘67" ‘47 re Pul Po & Heat- 7 Aue, tren mein Air ‘50 CHEVY Z DR. RIVES C Goop. cenattioning, Bargain 
‘$a CHEVY 2 D power a $2,695 R&H al NO MONEY 
PONTIAC er ann ees alt yaar, Mr . 
“RETAIL STORE” ey at MI . Harold fe: ; ; =   FE. +717 ae 
65 MT. B ST. 
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
56 CADILLAC 
way pow-/}:   
Li 
WILSON Pontiac-Cadillac 1350 N, Woodward 
‘MI 4-1830 
"48 CADILLAC. 4 DR 
_West Beverly   
  
  “1170 or FE 
oe TON CHKYY PICKUP. 1948 
Jeep and sho® plow; l2il N. 
Perry. Mobil Station.   
1959 CHEVROLET san DEL ERY 
9 
‘LAARY JEROME 
ROCHESTER ees DEALER 
% CHEVIE, a ron “PICKUP, LAST 
  peries, 967 S. Call after 4 
6-0006 _ 
953 CHEV. PANE i PRICED TO! sell tadey. Rea go 
die Steele F Por _ FE 5-826 
‘1953, 20 TANDEM DUMP, 10 
ee 1982 G Ar work, 
9204. ' FOR 
oL'=8 Buick 
| RLYIBRA CPE. ua Grea Sere | Model Fords - Chevrolets 
GM 5 yd. dump. On| WILSON 
  SHARP .- 
CARS 
Super... $2895 | 
ment including power, Sharp. 
“57 Buick Super. $2205 RIVIERA CPE. power serree & brakes, radio. heater, dyna- 
| flow like new   %@ WiLLyY’s PICKUP. + WHEE! @rive. lug_erip tires. 
Butler at Tapnerts MI 4-7500 
1958 D, ‘K-UP, 8 B CYI Lin 
der, $1,785. adie Bteele Ford 
FE 5-9204,   Call Bob) 
Fi. BLACK CATALINA. 57 Pontiac 4 Dr... $1895, fully: 
| equipped. 
$1295 | Sa FORD %) TON PaNei, 6 c¥i-|'95 Pontiac Cpe. inder A-i condition. Call a STARCHIEF CATALINA, Tur-| Butler at ers, rs, MI 4-150. WR wotse <= Cream, power steering 
- rake®t, power wW' OWs an 
"58 PANEL GOOD CONDI posture seats. Loaded with acces- 
TOM BOHR, INC. MU — soriés.   
‘53 FORD % TON PANEL, 8 CY 
-_ at ae Tarvars,, 
FOR CASH IN : 
HURRY, sell ae 
bate gh. Classified nee 
cae goes! Dial FE tires. Call Bob Butle? HD. MI 4-7500, 
B’ham 56, Pontiac .......- $1495 TARCHIEF CONVERTIBLE, 
hite with white top, red & 
— trim, This car is immacu- RAMBLER 211 8, Saginaw 
289 Hunter, B’ham, Get Wise, E Economize 
RAMBLER 
so BELt t SPENCE _ aie 3 
    
1956 Chevrolet 
PS aes’ peasrrias ide, vs sie. . 
BOB FROST, INC MI 6-6034   
  WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 
1350 N. Woodward 
MI 4-1930'             National. 
Motor Sales 
560 Auburn at -Marshall 
PE 8-459] 
1949 Thru 1953 
Plymouths, ete. 
AS LOW AS 
$50 DN. Absolutely No Finance Co. 
No Co-Signers 
No Credit Checks 
Immediate Delivery 
NO CREDIT 
BAD CREDIT 
NO CREDIT 
NEED CREDIT 
Bus Stops at Door 
Walk In-& Drive Out 
NATIONAL MOTOR SALFS 
560 Auburn Avenue at DESOTO-PL 
: $i2 8. Woodward ; 62 CHEVY. | 
mech, condition, 3418 
= OR 3-2393. Loon EAL SHARP, GOOD Lr. 
  
trans, "*inder, std. today. 
5-9204, sell FE Vv. DR. rey: CYL- 955 CHE 2 ns buy. 
Bedie Stee 
  
"56 CHEV. 
S sie. og oe omg 
"6 CHEV NVERTIBLE, it stick, Power Maas Over- 
drive. Sharp. 5-1 $505. | - 
FE ath Frank Bae tap, 
co . 
  
i Chevrolet 
  HA, powers. V-8, spot- 
  
OL. arn 
SELL me 
$35, PE FE 4-4007 after 5 p.m. 1953 CHEVY 210, 4 DR., RADIO & HEATER 
$395 
LARRY JEROME 
DEALER 
“< Y Ow 
pepe Windsor Plas transmis- 
walls. Good cond. *53 
  
CHRYSLER, 1958 We have 
= LS new. -power 
SCHUTZ YMOUT: M “EXECU- 
TIVE!!" car “that can't be 
wer brakes, elec- 
  
| 
rolet Co. H 
ward = f ey 
4-2735. . MI 
  
  CHRYSLER, 1956 
We 
this woe Yorker os 
at aie, Yet power equipped. th 
Braet, "per riced for sale a 
“SCHUTZ DESOTO-PL, 
912 8. Woodward’ you “ ‘ough 
Mr 65302 t 
. 
  
DESOTO, 1955 
ies ‘a you need, 
SCHUTZ DESOTO-PLYMO' 
$12 8. Woodward 
1%1 DODGE CORONET 
REPOSSESSION 
Full 
] 
Great Lakes. 
F: 3. | REAL BUY. some: Wor ly   Needs 
1954 FORD. 4 
FOM, Must py today. Ed Steele Ford, FE ar . 
_ Te CLEAN, iL, 2-026. you: at 
“Te an old car down 
$905. 
UTH MI 6-5302 | 
No cash needed. 
Payment cngyl wap yee ie mo. Mr. Beil. 
3 lle i tn 
63 FORD HARDTOP. k. $295. 
8 CYLINDER, 
die 
TI- 
  
BUICK Better Buy Used Ca 
FAIRLANE ‘500" 
dio, heater, white 
transmission, A 
’S7 Pontiac 2 Dr. . 
CHIEFTAIN HARDTOP, 
BEL AIR HARDTOP, radio, 
er, white tires, powerglide. 
’S6 Buick 4 Dr. .. 
SPECIAL 
white, ONE OW 
210 SEDAN. 
glide. 
56 Ford 2 Dr. 500 FAIRLANE HARDTOP. 
radio, heater, 
mission cora) ani 
ali-leather trim d white 
BEL AIR HARDTOP. 
heater, 
SPECI EZI glass, dynaflow 
55 Buick 4 Dr, ... ato, Bea 
r, white 
#0 8: radio, caaeme ONE OWNE: 
BUICK   Marshall FE 8-4551 210 Orchard Lake Ave FE 29101 Open aot | 57 Ford 2 Dr. . «$2095 RDTOP. 
en s automatic 
$1795 radio, 
heater, white tires, red and white. 
57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $2045 
.$1495 
SEDAN radio, heater, 
white tires, dynatiow, green and 
57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1595 radio, heater, power- 
$1595 power, 
automatic trans- 
55 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1195 Radio, 
white tires, powerence: 
55 Buick 4-Dr. ....$1095 AL SEDAN, radio, heater, 
$1195 full thes, 0 Bo / 
se Pontiac 2 Dr. ..$1095 pester, il 
OLIVER > rs 
heat- 
with “tities "55 ae Fairtane = dr. ovdomatte 
‘55 Buick Bpecial. Fy dr. R&H. White- Wi \. 
"34 Pontiac 2 dr, 2 a ane Deluxe 
"| R&H. Whi :. as Posting “4 de. 
tie 
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“RETAIL | STOR E* 
  
  956 IRD FAIRLANE VIC., 68 cylinder FOM, a Must sell 
tod: ie "waaie ‘Steele Ford. FE 
1962 FORD, V-8, 2 DR.   
  
These are a phmeas gp Ss 
Bob F Sal) Inc. 280 Hunter, Bhan MI 6-6934 
Warn FORD. rat ; 
st right hg r fomt en i dus 1 Baie e 
SALE BY OWNER 
Fo-O-M: radio 
og a aeiher and 
_ miles, 
Deg . with ‘rea se 
    tion, OR 
oe wee ai pcan a nls 
BOB “FROST, "INC. Biack and white, R&H, POM. 
280 Hunter Bhan MI tenn pot Ga apy: Stic Susie 
1953 CHEVY 4 DR. ........ 1952 FORD, FULL PRICE 6175. 
3 Glarkston Mote Sales | ie Pra, Spee Clarkston, MA $8141 | 
| ae EWE Be Cae HAUPT. 
Pontiac Sales _—— Starchier Cat. yf lib ed ne ao, ear power. as 
t. Cpe. Hydra, 
  
Hydra. es. itewalls. 
sedan, Hydra. 
eedan, R&H. Power : brak 
Whitewais, 
"53 a ar ee oe Air é ‘dr. Powerglide, Ral T reuaeiaiien 
Fee iebte ori mapie biter MAple_5-1141 
rs as dMcate cis, lng’ Y 
tie Steele ‘Ford. FE 60204, T RADIO ectals! Repossession Perfect engine R&H. | $194 — ‘No — needed, $11.46 mo. 
Great Lakes. 8-0402 
Convertibles 1987 a wy Hass, uh poesr Hus | iis Serra neers Ht   
53 NASH RAM LER HT. R & H. 
  195 RAMBLER HT.. OVERDRIVE 
performer, No 
ust sell today. 
‘ord. FE 5-8204   
NASH—1953 STATESMAN 4 DR., 
rey Hydramatic. colored glass, 
A good travel car—very good 
peo dag 5 ay full price. 
THE BARGAI 
Hunter Bivas a Haynes, 
MI 6-4456 
i955 NASH RAMBL ER, cusTo 
station wagon. Like new cond. 
$95 down assume veal monthl 
poyments Mr. i. Murphy, MI 
Birmin: ~~ + Rambler; 666 8. Woodward     
  
  
  
  
Oldsmobile 4 dr. Mardton, Power steering & 
power bed a Show room con- 
OB “FROST, INC, Hunter, B'ham. MI 6-6934 |. 1956"¢ 
  
ets owner 
  953 V8 CONVER & heater, ras pa Pot Exc, — 
  
IR. 6G Rapier 6-5302 
    
FORD, 1957 Sonne white set off by 
aluminu nidized m sweep 
Sterns 55 OLDSMORBILE HOLIDAY 2 DOOR 88 
Hydramatic, Power brakes, 
Radio $1,295 
BRAID MOTOR SALES DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer * 34 Years Fair Dealing” 
_______—sFE 3-01 
$1 PACKARD, SHARP oop 
condition, good = 
1956 PLYMOUTH, HT, 8 CYL. 
h button Must sel! 
dale e Ford, FE # 
    
  
Ours aT. 
ESSION e. = fr month. 
ingine Complete 
io cash needed. Mr. Bell, 
akes. FE 8-0402. sories, 
  
  mati wh 
“SHA a ‘dust ‘year old 
car down, 
SCHUTZ DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 
912 S. Woodward MI 
  
  
& heater, A sharp, clean & 
chanically car, A real bu 
for $125, cult On 3-3102. ’ 
cag Y¥ jURDEN- 
M2 AT CLARKSTON FORD — MERCURY MY 3261) 
1956 Lincoln   
Premier, 4 dr. full power. Very 
clean, Has to be. seen to be 
“appreciated. 
BOB FROST, INC. 280 Hunter, B'ham. 
VOTERS TO 
Name 5 New Judges   
IN APRIL 
BUT — 
YOU’RE 
THE JUDGE at Jerome’s “Bright Spot’ where 
have a selection from the 
THE CROP to a 
+4 rtation cial. 
. WAL IN NOW, DRIVE AWAY 
WITH "A SMILE. 
SS Buick 4 Dr...... “$1195 
SPECIAL Riviera hardtop, one 
owner and bright red. 
$2995 56 Cadillac 4 Dr.. SEDAN DEVILLE Power seats, 
windows, steering & brakes one 
owner and very neat. 
95 Chevrolet 2 Dr.. .$895 L AIR, radio, heater, any 
pare extras, ivory & blue. 
DELUXE MODEL, radio, heater, 
Hydramatic, 
OVER 15 (2.2... TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS to 
choose from at this new ue price 
’55. Pontiac Cat: ... .$1195 
CUSTOM  STARCHIEF, another one owner, _ 
JEROME. 
"Bright Spot” Olds-Cadillac Dealer 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
  Eves. FE 80488. Open till 10 62 KAISER SReatTan. RADIO = 
MI 6-6934 
'56 Olds 4 Dr.......$1695| Firedome with auto. trans.. radio. 
SUPER 88, Hydramatic, white| pester. end Bichon malls he 
tires, low mileage. car should sake the “a gown: Oe. 
rd - alle se r. hagdtop...... 
54 Buick 4 Dr? $895 ‘47 Merc 4 dr ee $ 
SUPER V-8. Drashiow. radio, |: Ford Fairlane: ves ene ees ots 
heater, locally owned. cee fae. = ; ry 
"54 Merc, 4 ~ ee go 
‘57 Ford “500 ..... $2095 | *53 Merc’ hardtop.. . $ 595 
CONVERTIBLE, Fordomas. | 93 Foutiac 2 ar... ‘ ie white tires ivory & black | +55 forg 2 dr.... $ 469 
finish. "$2 Pontiac 2 gr. $ 397 4 ey. f.\. 
25 i pr gud a "80 Dodge 2 dr.........-0:.555 
54 Pontiac 2 Dr. $595 "49 Merc, Aloe een esa ee 
. $95. Greas” 
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3 ihe é 
= Débdling 
Russ 
Dawson 232 8. SAGINAW 
58 FORD HT. Fairlane 500 hardtop with pow 
er steering and power brakes, Pihis 
4 dr, carries radio ang hester, 
white walls and loaded with ex- 
oe ope like new~drives like 
ary "CHEV. CONV. ' Cambridge silver with new fet 
black custom top V-8 with pod 
heater, and white walls, Red 4 
silver interior. A honey for ae 
$1,795 55 DESOTO 4 DR. 
  Dawson 
Motor 
Company MER GLH FORD HN V 
    For Sale Cars 91 - For Sale Cars 91 
1, FORD, v. 
ed Continental - aces 7% ——— | 2, full power, — like ryy 
wr FORD. f 7 1986 seen tent ee sa alm come 
ane Cre brakes. | ery clean... SS renter ee E mat I #| ‘Ruburn Motor 
‘ATIC 1066 COUNTRY SE: op ros nc. Sale dan. sae Must ‘paceiice. 380 Hunter_ B'ham MI_6-6934 Oaies. * 9-402, ‘96 LINCOLN PREMIERE, EVERY-| CORNER PIKE & B, BLVD, 
i958 RD "FAIRLAN ib GON- a ling air pangiien as FE 31471 
A y'| steering: “Both cara, one owner. ~*PRANSPORTATION 
$2,305, Eadie’ ‘steele ‘Ford. od ern Sciecials 
; RDO : OR 3-1267 Ext 12, Ask for Ivan. | '3¢Henry Ay 
steering and power 8, . | OR _3-8547, Eve, $2,296. a RR og $76 heater and wi alls, Cal) r) ‘51 MERC ¥ CLUB COUPE. R &/ +48 Chev., 2 or 
6. PE _5-1565. be ae ar LOTELY NO MONEY R “y S ies & Ser = 
1958 PORD toge FOM hale pores ao o mo Ascume renee | o of os As "s Pan so rr — 
|. ae M Se eS ats sat, MI Mi 1590" Harcld’ Tur: ELEN IEEP DEALER ie " 
rg CORY, RUNS ~ Fi. PLYMOUTH HARD TOP. or pan k, NE CLUE UB SE _EM _3-0866. ' Oo irate ante: Laas wih tana” 2 RAMBLER HARDTOP, Ran. sion, Fed. white fintsh.- Pric is Bora’ FE 5-9204 ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY sell at Stock No. 
Assume my dag of Rast Cuer Buster © vd. 
any BRANCH. |. Parts 'at Mi 41900, Harel Sam Md res see sted L r) FA 
J FORD “wig ayer nn 4 $5 DOWN. we Taoapire’s cer. ae 
Ford-0-Mat! gn or tual h ra Murphy. My Mesto, Birming Bveninge call MI"E-dio. wo deat O-MALC, * actua. om am! Yr — 
a 1957 NASH RAMBLER. VERY ; 
$795 clean Low mileage. $1,500. FE PLYMOUTH, 1957 
  
  Continental FE 45, down and m ‘offer 
‘48 NASH 5 Fiaakinent COUPE. on this littl jewel, Com- 
Pe’... as Rina equi Raters 55 PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN ful sees Ries oot ott 
ss ary “ig” odin motes $ 845 eae oa EZ 
} pe ane $ 806.) . c 
"88 Buick Century 2 dr, Hardtop Dynaflow. R&H. ........ $1145 "57 Chevrolat 2 dr, station WOEOD os 
"ST Chevrolet 2 dr, Deluxe ~ D PLYMOUTH aa $1495 | 012 S.. Woodward MI 
i Pontine tet By aramatic Het oe) eo DEW .....-ie ‘sh Fo rd ZL ar. Began aaa a 1983 i055 BLYMOUTE CRANBRO 4 
Veeaancocdor 
"36 Chevrolet. 4 ar. Pe e Wagon Clarkston Motor Sales 
wergiice. Hue YM 
"67 Dodge V-8 4 dr. 2 utton 2 Glarkston, “Mich sedate maa Said 1 
See vee ee ined | 87 ramus ore NOTHING CK ShGETT wee 
~*~ — = on dr, Hydramatic —— paar : Mtr. “hehe ie one a ee ee eee $ Johnson Mir, Sales. Ls 
HOMER “HIGHT MTRS. "Hh PLYMOUTE 3 DB. _ 
ih ete, Free ‘36 PLYMOUTH, WAGON, 
OXFORD. MICHIGAN: — OX -2528| dr. V8 Power Pivte, y iiss. 
te sx 
  
“eY" OWENS FORD 
~ *53 PONTIAC 2 DOOR 
$345 
Arle 
OWENS   
    
  
  Hardenburg | #ts,ssomaw 2 me sta 9g ‘53, PONTIAC, 2°DR RAH. HY. "52 Pontiac 2 dr’ R&H, hyd. gues —, dsdion, £094 ‘33 Mercury. B i, overd ve $243 — clean. $400 
CORNER CASS Sis aa on tin ise Po re are 
rsQGDSMOBILES | |i roaring, FULLY EQUIFFED EXEC. & DEMOS ain. $295, . Rig- i ate new 2. oo — 9s. 
PONTIAC #, RAH. NEW EW TIRES. =| i OUGHTEN & SON |batay"E "neh Sjtapy eee er. ph bed m ri er 
ee nee biten, Body & ‘paint good. FE 
51 OLDg DELUX 4-403, Pct Ni cond. oNe ti sae's, | 1953 AND i054 PONTIACS, 3 DRS. M and 4 doors. Already to go. Mane wy we — ment assume Saat 
es A ears Lucky Auto 
Bales. 193 8, Ww at. 
$0 OLDS 88 2 DR. RA. BrEy 42214. ABSOLUTELY not "53. PONTIAC CO T HYD x sSantreds: Mer R&H ABSOLUTEL NO MON: es m Soll’, EY DOWN. Assume ments o: orks 4 mat tooo. Harsia’ ur: $19.48 mo. ‘gail Gre JB | rosy Pal 
per Parks, at 4-560. Hareld ner aed   
1955 Pontiac Cat you — Biack & om 
Autom ae excelent rubber. 
All for. $1005. £ 
PEOPLE'S A SALES 
68 OAKLAND . FE 2-2351 
1957 VOLKSW agER —T OWNER. 15,000 miles. / ia chaps. 31 
First, Pontiac.   
  
FACTORY BRANCH 
7 8 VAUXHALL 4 DOOR 
special with 
“sp oo @allon. Radi es r. The perfect carl 
695 , 
“RETAIL L STORE” 32-7117 os re CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE POST 7 
WILLYS, A-1 Ye N DITION. 1952 
_ Cail FE 2-7688 wre 
FOR SALE 1955 RON | 
Call after 4:30 pia, OR_3-3239.   
    
OUR POLICY: A Satistied Customer 
| WE AGAIN EXTEND GREETINGS TO ALL OF 
YOU TO COME OVER TO OUR LOVELY.AND 
FRIENDLY VILLAGE OF ROCHESTER AND 
BE OUR GUESTS. SO-FAR THE RESPONSE 
HAS ‘BEEN WONDERFUL BUT WE WOULD 
LIKE TO MAKE MANY: MORE FRIENDS. 
CHECK THE PRICE, THEN COME SEE THE. 
CAR OF YOUR CHOICE. WE ARE OPEN AS 
LONG AS YOU ARE HERE. 
157 PONTIAC ....:. ; vecececenee + $1845 
Chieftain 4<door, radio, “heater, white wall tires, ov. 
mileage. A used car that's Dew. 
6 PLYMOUTH —....---- noApeonst -$1045 
Q-door sedan. A solid black beauty “with low mileage. 
A car that —_ and drives like new. 
51 BUICK . Has dynafiow, 
nice. : - 
er eee saescecep 135 radio and heater. Really runs extra - 
'56 PONTIAC Poccacc os Seveceeeeese $1695 exper, Pac steering and brakes, Hdramatic, 
radio . green top ys 
really beautiful 
56 BUICK eee ee $1645 
fares, ber op, Fadto._ beater. white walls, EZI glass. 
65 PONTIAC ......... src aetsecep anes cai, 1245 
i radi wa 
Convertible. po wer brakes the orig for ag Dlg bot days. 
54 PONTIAC wenen ened -$ 895 rehie: ‘door. * Hydrematic, power. brakes, "radio, 
eter: Sune walls. You must see this one 
54 FORD Fe case ou cis se sinew selec --2-$ 745 Ford ti ‘radi heater 
ie We welcome you $0 caf gio, heater, hug and 
o#ee ee eee eevee re ce 
4door, radio, * neater, deluxe steering wheel, red and '§§ PONTIAC . 
white finish. The price ig really a 
5S BUICK cic ccscs esac cece cesses $1095 4door with dynafiow, radio, heater, white walls, . 
blue and white paint. 
"54 BUICK ..0ciec ws cise Po vee ee e P IOe Repgmesier, ee wal wer 7 peering and — 
54 OLDSMOBILE cevbeevecnecaunceevece:$ 995 power ee oon a Super brakes, “radio dio'and ajar Youll never peat this one. 
52 BUICK Po cceceuceecnstvcececsscse$ 298. 4door seddn, ideal for that second car. Ridg and PA 
arives just) wooder: rful. ° 
's4 CHEVROLET weseennssenneesesssse sd 695 2.door Pests powerglid 
Driv a] ine ‘ou’ re eere . ‘that e con ince 
the one for y , . _ Ai te 
“SHELTO : PONTIAC. BUICK | 
ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES 
ROCHESTER OL 1-8133   
  
  
HARP. CARS 
  |The BIG- BIG Lot   
~PREPARE 
N OW 
“ Summer’ S 
Last Holiday 
‘Labor Day’ 
SPECIALS — '57 PONTIAC 
« DOOR HYDRAMATIC NICE $2,004 
57 BUICK HARDTOP FULL POWER 
$2,004 
57 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN , 
9 Eatoeepe crucus Wagon 
004 
’$5 CHEVROLET B.AIR 2 DOOR. 
Powerglide, 8 Cyl., Sharp $1,124 
57 FORD FAIRLANE “500°: 4 DOOR FoOMatc; &: 008 Miles. - 
'57 CHEVROLET 
4 door at) ie MO Dwer lide , eyl., i F 
$2,074 © 
*55 OLDSMOBILE SUPER “‘8g” 2 DOOR 
55 CHEVROLET DEL nat? DOOR 
55 FORD FAIRLANE 2 DOOR 
$004 
354 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE STATION WAGON | 
$874 . 
" Tht on Dan 
8 PASSENGER ; ACYL NDER 
$504 
*52 BUICK * SPECIAL 2 DOOR- $374 
'53 OLDSMOBILE 
2 DOOR “88” 
$274 
54 PLYMOUTH 
~ 
GLENN'S Motor Sales 952 W. HURON 
      232'S SAGINAW E 30131     OUR NEW LOCATION FOR “TOP VALUE” USED CA FE ‘ean ‘ FE wim                   "52 FORD | | a 
    COMPARE OUR CARS 
COMPARE OUR PRICES 
‘4 CT pogR BEAR Bel Air .....W/NEW TIRES a ea Radio and Heater, 
54 OLDSMOBILE 2 her esos -W/NEW _LIRES separ ~- Hydramatic, Radio and Heater, 
$885 
57 CHEVROLET 2 Door ......W/NEW TIRES BEL AIR — Powerglide, V-8, Radio, 2-Tone. Heater. 
$1795 
55 FORD 2 Door ..... 7g W/NEW TIRES SEDAN — V-8, Heater. enene 
"54 PONTIAC Starchief ....... CUSTOM HA oh - Hydramatic, Radio and Heater, 
2-Tone. &Cy : 
56 FORD Custom W/NEW TIRES he gas Ee" —- Auto. Transmission, Radio, V-8. 
$1255 
58 CHEVROLET Impala . 
Dash. Snow en’ ‘ ee ener awn ane 
ere W/NEW TIRES | Padded with “Wierior. 
57 FORD Custom “300” .......W/NEW TIRES epg > prac Zreae ore mee and Heater, Custom 
55 OLDSMOBILE Convertible W/NEW TIRES SUPER 88 — Powe rin; 
and Heater. IVORY Fee we aes — 
CHEVROLET EXPERIMENTAL oe 
-’57 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Cab & Chassis—1,400 MI. 10.22—10-ply tires front ar. V-8. 
He I A Be ig A carburetor, Dower steering, tachometer eS rre 
.5,397 MILES ’57 CH EVROLET 2 Ton Stake .. : "tachometer, 
eine, Meri, ashe, bitectioncl tigodie, scel inese 
_Matthews- 
Hargreaves 
Chevrolet 631 OAKLAND AVE, 
FE 4-4547 
Oakland Connty? s Largest Chevrolet Dealer ring. 
paola a ciagy trans., f 
ont tires; 10.22 fear, 
  W/NEW TIRES, 
  ™    9:00 wW) LW. Ww. 
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THE PONTIAC ioe WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, | 1958 oe i } fq 
    
   ers 1    
  
-- "today _ Television Proc -- Programs furnished hy stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice, Goldfine Firm   
Channel 2-WJBK-TV 
  
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00 (7) Mr, Danger. 
(9) Popeye. title 10-round bout. 
(4) News: Williams. mga Boat. Forrest 
2) Racket Squad. Tucker in adventure series. 
(2) q (4) (cblor) Mystery Theater. 
6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot: es Haven't Seen Her Late-}- y ” 
6:15 (4) Box Four. (2) Millionaire. Lady's maid 
uses money to marry bodss' 
6:30 (7) Topper. Come ly. nephew. (Re-run.) 
(9) Brave Eagle. ‘ 
(4) Soldier of Fort. 9:30 (7) Boxing (cont.) . P 
(2) News: LeGofi, (9) Mr. D, A, Le 
(4) Theater (cont.) 
6:40° (2) Weather. (2) I've Got a Secret: 
ee: 
6:45 (2) News: Edwards. 9:45 (7) News. 
7:00 (7) Sports Parade. « |10:00 (7) Tombstone Ter. Hollister 
(9) Cochise Sheriff. faces up to trigger-happy ex- 
(4) Amos 'n’ Andy. deputy, (Re-run., 
(2) Star Showcase. Broder- (9) News. 
ick Crawford, “Ride the (4) If Could Be You. Quiz. 
River.” (2) Circle Theater. ‘Tweive 
Cases of Murder’’--story of| 
7:10 (7) Weather. police who guard America’s 
‘ railroads. 
7:1 (7) News: Daly. : ~<o 
a ye 10:15 (9) Weather. 
7:30 (7) Dismeyland. How people 
of exotic lands «re filmed 
for Walt Disney. 
(9) Million . Dollar 
Sonja Hehie, 
Star.” 4°38.) 
(4) Wagon Train. Union of- 
ficer is determined to de- 
iver peace treaty to former- 
“ ly hostile Indian chief. Far- 
ley Granger. (Re-run.) 
(2) Twilight Theater. 
mannered professer 
volved with gangsters, Will 
Rogers Jr. 
8:00 (7) Disney (cont.) 
(9) Movie (cont.) 
(4) Wagon (cont.) “My Lucky 
(2) Leave It to Beaver. Bea: ~ Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1~WXYZ-TV Channel 9 CKLW-TV 
weight 
Akins battles Charlie 
“Tombstone”: Smith in nvun- 
10:20 (9) Film Fare. 
10:30 (7) Baseball Corner. 
(9) Starlight Theater, June 
Allyson, ‘‘Good News.” ('47.) 
| (4) Studio 57. Suicide note 
turns singer’s nightclub de- 
but into manhunt. Dennis 
O'Keefe. 
(2) Circle Th. (cont.) Movie. 
Mild 
gets in-|11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. 
(9) Theater (cont.) 
(4) News. 
(2) News: LeGoff. 
11:15 (4) Weather. 
(2) Weathe: . 
ver disobeys baseball rules/ 11:20 (4) Sports. ‘ 
and ends up breaking win- (2) Sports. 
dow. (Re-run.) a 
11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Lily; 
8:30 (7) Ozzie and Harriet.| Pons, “That Girl trom| 
Ozzie’s high school memories! Paris,” (37.) 
bring on urge for   “Tutti| 
Frutti Ice Cream.” (Re-run. ) 11:30 (7) Night Court. 
(9) Movie (cont.) 
(4) Father Knows 
Betty casts members of fam | 
ily in story she writes based 
on the Faust legend. 
run.) 
9:00 (7) Boxing. World (9) Theater (cont.) — 
(4) Jack Paar. 
(2) Nightw’h (cont.) Best. 
(Re-| : 
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  6:55 (2) On the Farm Front 
1100 (2) TV College 
(4) Today. 
(2) Movie, wil 7:30 
b- 
(7) Cartoon Carnival. 
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(7) Big Show. 8:00 
f 
8:30 
  4:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 
  
  
ACROSS chatapion _‘Virgil (a0 (4) Amos '’ Andy. 
(2) News, Weather Annual Statement Filed 
17 Days Past Deadline 
With SEC 
WASHINGTON (AP) — 9:20 
(2) Beat the Clock, 
(4) Romper Roon.. 
(1) Our Friend Harry, 9:30 
t 
Bernard 
10:06 (2) For Love or Money. 
(4) Dough Re Mi 
10:25 (9) Billboard. 
10:30 (2) Star Shower se. 
(4) Treasure Hunt. 
(9) Movie. 
1:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. 
(4) Price Is Right. port with the Securities and Ex- 
change Commission 
‘A spokesman indicated yester- 
impose punishment even though 
East Boston, a holding firm, is 
under a court order to get its re- 
_|ports in on time. . 
~*~ *« * 
The court order was 
down in 1955 after East Boston 
‘\failed to file financial statements 
with SEC from 1948 to 1954. 
“Goldfine, Bostoh millionaire and 
gift-giving friend of presidential 
assistant Sherman Adams, has (1:25 (7) Newa, 
{2:30 (2) Dotto. - 
(4) Truth or Consequences. 
(7). Ricky the Clown 
{1:45 (7) Noontime Comics. 
year's report by the July 29 dead- 
Jine because re¢ords of the com- 
pany were in the hands of a 
House subcommittee which inves- 
tigated. some of his activities. 
Subcommittee Chairman Oren 
Harris (D-Ark) contended other- 
wise, He said the group had only 
duplicate copies of papers relat- 
ing.to East Boston. - 
* * * 
A subcommittee spokesman ‘said THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
' 
12:00 (2) Love of Life. 
(4) Tie Tae Dough. 
(9) Ross, the Builder, 
12:15 (9) Let's Loor. 
12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4)(color) It Could Be You. 
(7) Stu Erwin. 
(3) Favorite Story. yesterday, however, that some of 
the rs were originals. He said 
12:45 (2) Guiding Light. peer : 1 they were returned to Goldfine 
‘ July 30. They weren't return (2) Ladies Day. y, is of 1:00 earlier, he said, because Goldfine 
(4) Movie. ; hadn't asked for them. 
(7) My Litfle Margie. The investigation of Goldfine'’s 
(9) Movie. financial affairs was touched off 
ft t 
1:30 (2) As the World Turns, nin Bball peep received gifts and accepted favors 
(7) Topper. from Goldfine. 
sso (2) Our Mi * * & 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. The two are old friends and| © 
(7) Lady of Charm. ‘both denied Goldfine received any! | : favored treatment from federal 
2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. regulatory_agencies as a result of; 4 
; inquiries Adams acknowledged) @ 
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who spent 51 years in the teach- 
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SGT, FRIDAY TIRED — Jack Webb, star of TV's “Dragnet,” 
wonders if the program's moment of truth has arrived. Webb 
admits that he's beginning to tire, and is considering a new series, 
‘Pete Kelly's Blues."   
    ear / End of:   
Weary of Role 
Friday’ Admits Future of Program in 
Doubt as Star Plans}, 
New TV. Series 
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By JACK WEBB 
NEW YORK uw — Seville had 
many barbers, but only one of 
them became the theme for the 
opera. 
This is a truism which some- 
body uttered on Broadway a gen- 
jeration ago, But it’s as sharp as a 
honed razor today and>it will still 
fit many a situation;1ncluding a 
very pressing one with me: 
“Dragnet.” 
x * * 
We have ‘had many stories, 
themes and ideas pass across the) my 
story desk in the past.decade. But| 
there has been only one “Dragnet.” 
There has been only one of every 
standout in the history of entertain- 
ment. The echoes come later, 
‘Now people are asking if this 
in the moment of truth for “Drag- 
net.” It has another — its sev- 
enth year to play on NBO-TY.’ 
But we have filmed the last seg- 
ment of our current contract. Is 
this the brittle, bitter end? The 
interminable exit? The moment 
of truth?      Man W ants Wife = 
to Mourn Him; 
SANTA FE, N. M,-(AP)—He 
wasn't good enough for his wife, © 
the nian said. So he loaded hig. — 
car with dynamite and sent it | 
over a cliff to make her think: he 
was don, ” 
* * 
The car—and a fizzled-out fuse 
—was discovered at the bottom of 
a 400-foot drop between Las Ve- 
gas, N. M.. and Santa Fe. 
a a 
“I love my wile very much,’ 
Melton Turner, 26, a self-styled 
artist, told police. “But I’ didn’t 
have a job or a place for her to 
stay. I want to be an artist more 
than anything else, and she want- 
ed me to get a job and give up 
an weer 
* * 
Officers * aaid he would be 
tion of dynamite. 
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other glamour babes on the 
been worn once. 
“You couldn't wear 30,” I 
said, “so how many did you 
manage to wear?” 
“We've done nine shows. ... 
an average of five a show. How 
many is that?” asked simple 
litttle Gretchen. 
them?” 
“OF COURSE, since’I’ve lost 
so much weight.” Simple little 
Gretchen suddenly giggled. “Do 
you know I lied to you about 
my weight when I was in ‘Silk 
Stockings’? I said I was 135 
but I was 156.” 
“I was about to ask you 
what you weigh now but I 
I would, put double-locks 
simple little ‘Gretchen from: simple little Oklahoma, “and also 
on the RCA Building!” 
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started by high‘explosives ammu- of Michigan Schoolmasters’’ taught: 
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had spread over acres. Fire! 'ington, Central Lake, Boyne City, 
lines and backfires built by guards-|Ann .Arbor, 
men kept them under full control Grand Rapids 
Actually, officers said, the tires career. He also served on the fac-| 
served one good purpose. They) 
burned out considerable dry vege- and Eastern Michigan University. 
tation that had been considered a 
    Dondineau was considered one 
of the country’s leading educators   
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: during his long term as boss of 
Detroit schools. 
* * * 
Fair officials said they expect 
at least 25,000 Michigan teachers 
‘to attend the fair during the Teach-     
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WISH VD SAID THAT: 
ing his Cuban vacation. “I'd Gretchen Wyler Likes 
the | ‘Simple’ 
i EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — The simple little things excite Gretchen 
Wyler because she’s a simple little girl from a simple little 
=o in _—— little Oklahoma. As a simple little Ohio farm 
boy, I understand. 
A wardrobe lady said to simple little 
Gretchen the other week, “I'm going to show 
.you 60 penultty gowns, and lend you 30 of 
“[ do declare, it’s 45!" I sald. . { 
“Could you get into all of 
think I'll save the paper,” I said. “Have you found any way 
to get NBC to give you any of the dresses?” 
“No, but I’m trying!” confessed Gretchen. “I thought I 
would start by asking to borrow one of the dresses to wear to 
a party. What would you do if you were NBC?” 
x * 
EARL’S PEARLS: Among the things money can’t buy are 
Men congregate in the kitchen 
Iron Mountain and ‘cause it’s one place they can go to get away from women.— 
during , his long Harold Coffin. 
Jan Murray spent two days tourihg a rum factory dur-               | Let me confess there is much I 
net.” > 
: * * & 
| But thig one thing, where does| 
it go from here, I do not know. 
We are not alone in this one 
facet: there have been other chil- 
dren of this wondrous brain in Things 
which have been made ag’ wel- 
come as “Dragnet” 2 
rooms ground the world, 
thrill and gratitude of being moet 
But when I look at Joe 
and-as he must look at 
is a note of fatigue in the a them,” .|Friday. has been a good 
“Thirty gowns for simple little met” a: worthy. We've been 
squealed simple little Gretchen who's hoof- _ = pat oe a2 
ing on Bob Crosby's TV show. “I couldn't) ities. 
wear that many. in YEARS!” ~*~ © * 
But she gritted her teeth — being care- I don't know how Joe 
ful about the caps—and tried with all Nella sein to feel the 
her might and main, The gowns all cost 400 to 500 slugs remuines fey bebe 
a copy. They’d been made especially for Ginger Rogers, | with the production every minute. 
Myrna Loy, Hedy Lamaar, Peggy Lee, Jo Stafford and [perhaps this can’ be changed. Per- 
Perry Como show—and only haps this is the time to change He 
    
       
   
               
     
   
         
           
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Happily. “Dragnet » am. show.| 
after seven years on on television, relationship with both the public}     The future of “Dragnet” seemsii 
to be painted from some poly- 
cbromatic pool of mystery and 
it’s as much a emreeey, to me as) 
to. anyone. 
  GRETCHEN 
  
Says Seaway 
to Cause Boom 
in Soybean Belt on the warehouse,” I said to 
rf 
educator says the soybean belt 
may be in for a major economic| 
boom when the St. Lawrence Sea- 
way opens. 
* * * 
Dr. Joseph R. Hartley, of Indi- 
ana University, told the American 
Soybean Assn, yesterday the Sea- “* 
have stayed longer,” he says, 
  “but someone bent my funnel.” ... That's earl, brother. | 1%2, permitting 
(Copyright, 1958) sels to reach ca — ports, 
ss shea ort cote! Lakes be! 
Princess Turns 28 Today permed pall tha pe   
Meg Marking Birthday 
BALMORAL, Scotland (AP) — 
Princess Margaret arrived at the 
royal family’s castle in the high- 
lands today to celebrate her 28th; 
birthday with her sister, Queen 
Elizabeth II. 
Margaret plans to spend the 
quietly with 
Elizabeth and her brother-in-law, 
Prince. Philip, who are vacation- 
inat Balmoral Castle: 
2 * ~« * 
It was the sisters’ first meet- 
ing since before Margaret left for} 
her Canadian trip six weeks ago./ 
Margaret's return last. week 
brought a fresh flickering of ru- 
imors about her association with 
Peter Townsend. 
Nearly three years have posed 
since Margaret dramatically _re- 
nounced marriage to Townsend 
because he is a divorced man. 
Since then she has had no steady 
date — despite assiduous match- 
making by a friends and 
newspape 
When Toanainl returned to 
Britain from a lonesome journey 
around the world last March, he 
took to seeing Margaret at quiet 
iteatime re. The Sunday 
eduntry that wi improve our) patente 
cently she People said re- 
had ‘broken oft even 3 Hurt in Accident because she will be the only 
ways,” Hartiey said, 
Mototaro Sugiyama, president of 
the Assn, of Oil and Fat Manufac- 
turers of Japan, said restrictive that association because a friend) 
of Townsend was divulging se- 
crets of their romance in a book 
he is writing. 
But the Sunday Pictorial said 
Margaret is still hopeful of ob- 
taining the Queen's blessing for a 
resumption of the romance. 
Margaret is saying nothing. ucts in the United States is cloud- 
ing the future of America’s soy- 
bean trade with ai 
* * 
Shizuka Hayashi, spiniicics di- 
rector of the Japanese American 
f Soybean Institute in Tokyo, 
that sooner or later U. S. soybeans 
will face competition in Japan 
from Chinese-grown soybeans,   
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