V.. Tht W«oth«r PMtIjr OlMidjr. MIM vm* ii THE PONTIAC PRESS Horn Edition VOL. 11» NO. 128 ^ ^ PONTIAG, MICHIGAN THVRSDAY, J^LY 6. 1&61--48 PAGES «n«S,egJWg^^ In... and Out... of Trouble to Get Water From Detroit PontiactoMakeChange in'Early Stages of 1963 RCSOVED AND RESCUER — CaroUne Kennedy, 3-year-old daughter ot President John F. Kennedy, was pulled out ofA swimming pool last Thursday as she was about to sink in water over * AP rtMtofii her head. Mrs. William Saltonstall, daughter-in-law of Sen. Leverett Saltonstall. jumped in the pool, fully clothed, and rescued ICaroline. Caroline Gets in Deep Water but She Has a Friend Indeed WASHINGTON m - Chroline Kennedy, 3, daughter of the President, g^ into water over her head in a friend's swimming pool a week ago and was rescued by a young matron who jumped into the pool fully clothed. Caroline suffered no ill-effects. Nor did her rescuer, Mrs. William Saltonstall who is expecting child in the earty fall. Mrs. Saltonstall is the dau^iter-in-Iaw of Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, R-Mass. line wasn't even under long enou{^ to swallow any water, and. in event, showed no ill effects. Pamela Tumure, Mrs. Kennedy's press secretary, said that Caroline went back in the water later on. Asked whether a Secret Service man had not been present, Salinger said the Secret Service was The WhHaJBeeee oonflmied the InetdeM today after the Eveai« Star paMMnd a alary about It written by ooelety eoianwist Betty Beale. The episode was at Uk suburban Maryland home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton I. Steers Jr. Atten^ by a nurse, Caroline had gone there for a-<%INWMMwim party for Ivan Steers, 3. Mrs. Ketmedy was ntk along. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger that f>rrjjnf . was splashing around in the pool on an Inflated rubber ring and slipped out of it. I her out.” he said. lag. She was out of the pool la Apparently, Salinger said. Caro- Teamsters Will Back Officials To Pay Legal Costs if 'Political or Unfounded' Charges Are Leveled MUMl BEACH, Fla. m federatloB imleas the AFL-CIO M^MI BEACH. Fla. (» - The Teamsters convention today voted to pay full legal costs of any of its officials or employes involved in court proceedings that the union determines are "unfounded politically motivated.'' Union President James R. Hoffa also got the wflling delegates to agree to a new constitutional provision apparently loosening ‘ purse strings on local union t From now on, the locals ran invest in any property, real or personal. and leave money deposited In banks without interest. Locals caa make loans "direct and hidirect for such purposes and with such security. If Edward H. Painter. Local 70, Oakland, Calif., wys bqoed and Haifa reminded Painter that he was one of a small group that had unsuccessfully opposed a di)es faicreaae M Wednesday nighfs guaanteeing the premises —not the poerf." In other words, the Secret Service was prot^ing the grounds from intrusion but not doing life-guard duty. Mrs. Saltonstall. when asked about'the incident by an Associated'Press reporter, said, "1 was the one who jumped in.'* She declined to discuss the matter. Mrs. Steers could not reached. Moslems Bury the Dead; Rebels Fire on Mourners The lopg search for a new source of water for Pontiac apparently ended last night when Mayor Philip E. Row-ston signed a 35-year contract with the Detroit Water Board. The move means Detroit water should be replacing well water in Pontiac in about 18 months, probably early in 1963. Pontiac is slated to be the 53rd outside community, to use Detroit water and the largest next tp Dearborn. The switch would result In today’s relatively low water rates doubling or even tripling, beginning in 1963, according to present estimates. The average household bill is $18 a year now. But because Pontiac well water is considered "hard” and Detroit water "‘soft,” City Manager Walter K. WiUman said home softeners could be discarded, resulting in over-all savings in water costs for many households. ^ It is expected that the contract now will get ready approval , by Detroit's Oommon Council and the okay of Detroit's Water Board. Pontiac Assured of Water Supply, partaat step la my M years here." CawmlaalaaBr I said die move means ALGIERS, Algeri^UPI) — Algerian rebel gunmen openpd fire tm iroumers at funeral services in Ooostw-tfiiirtciday for rioters killed in sireet battles iU steadily dropping water table gallons. By PETE UKTIBILER The signing of water contracts last night will lead to your water tap being connected to a water sj^m with everyday pumping civaetty ot more than oae4>illion — about exhausting the rmainipg good water in the 24 municipal wells. Wednesday. ■UOB SUPPLY The seemingly inexhaustible sup- den, unexplained shooting. The shots were fired from a house near Constantine’s Moslem cemetery. French soldiers Iminedl-ately surrounded the house ^ and seized four members of the rebel National Liberation Front (FLN). City authorities then decreed that the last of the victims ot WednAday's violence could not be buried until after curfew at 9 p.m. ("According to the first informa-tion in our possession, In the Algiers area alwic. the numbers of the dead are several hundred," Yazid said. \ (Meanwhile, police said that three Algerian Moslems shot dead in downtown Versailles, France, Wednesday night were killed in a "squaring of accounts” between rival Moslem gangs.) from Lake St. Oair but later to be taken from Lake Huron, stands as a reassurance to Pontiac industry and home owners, he said. The cMtraot calls for Detroit to supply Poutlac with "pure" water "to the best of Its al^ty" and "la safllcleiM qnauttileo to Earlier, French aoldiers and police used tear gas to head trouble before it got started at a funeral in a village 79 miles from Algiers for other Moslems killed in Wednesday's rioting. WAIL THEIR GRIEF The ftmeral throng of 30ft Moslem men, women and children was nulling about at nearby Kolea and a demonstration seemed imminent, with many carrying green and white Algerian rebel flags and wailing their dismay. The rates are based on a fo^ mula that takes into account the base rate in Detroit plus mileage and elevation to Pontiac. Initially, this is to be set $1.51 a ttousand cubic feet with a minimum annual bill based on half the estimated annual pumpage into the city. The ruutract has no proristoat ronrerning the city’s charge to fired their tear gas gieaades as a precaatioaary muv^ The (Continued on Page 2, Ool. 6) sr J. Hoban of local 753, CM-cago, proteate^ against the boos and catcalls against Painter, saying that even proteating delegates should be given a fair hearing. Wedneadi^ helped Holla , date eaalR>l over the 1.7 million n, largeit in the nn- DEMavSTRATE IN ALGIERB-Demonstrators led by young Moalems, and among them veiled Modem women, walk through Diar El Mahcoul, 'in Algiers suburb. "Violent reacbed"^a peak in file Medilemnetn country' Wednesday with at least SO Moslems dead tai a clash withJItea^ forres. ttiree hundred wefc wounded and more vioience is fearechtotky. nds hugs pumping potential baa never been tapped to Itt according to Gerald The most water ever pumped in 24 hours was only 864 million gallons in July of 1959, he said. t are “ressanaWe." boHelMtders tor Detroit water. This will be set by the C3ty Commission, presuriubly on the basis of operational and debt-retirement costs. . ★ A ★ It is estimated the cHy will use ,252 billion cubic feet of water in 1963. The contract predicts the city wUl be using 1,366 billion cubic feet of Detroit water In 1969 and afterward. The estimates are based on predictions by Pontiac's consulting engineers, Jones, Henry and Williams of Toledo. It is expected that the switch will mean permanent Detroit water Pontiac. The "35-year” clause is in the contract madnly to guarantee solvency during the Ide of revenue bond issues for necessary construction. After Detroit approves the contract, the next move will be the □ty Commis.sion‘s. According to engineer's plans, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Mild Weather Will Continue Through Friddy Today's partly cloudy skies and mild weatlwr win contlnw with little temperature change tonight and Friday, the weatherman says. A low of 60 degrees is e}q)ected Tomorrow the mercury will climb to a pleasant 80. Temperatures will average 3 to 8 degrm below normal during tRe next four days. The normal high is 80 to 83 and the-normal low. 58 to 64. A cooler trend is forecast for Sunday and Monday. Fifty-seven degrees at 4:45 a.m. was the lowest lemperabire | '. -Tine « cediag 8 o'dock today, ing waa n at 2 p.m. ★ ★ Detroit Says Only About Half of Copacity Ever Used to This Date POINTS OUT WATER DRfMP — Joseph W. Gable, Pontiac water superintendent, indicates the meter showing how the water table in Pontiac's wells has dropped to 121 feet below sur- face. Gable, a staunch supporter of the switch to Detroit water, says the present low water table is becoming "rather alarming.” U^N. Must Assure Independence Kuwait Wants Guarantee UNITED NATIONS. N.t. (B Kuwait declared today the U.N. Defrori Seowlty ewmcll must ghm4t^» ^swdd4iy^ to overwheim KawMt. declared:.. "I have been oederod, effective guarantee of independence before Jt can feel safe enough to ask British troops to withdraw from the oil-rich desert sheikdom. Abdel Aziz Hussein. Kuwait') The average day so far this year saw only MW mUlion gal- spokegman at the councH, spenea^^tish to withdraw their armed about half tbo system’) Ity waa BtUl I Pontiac Is now going to have that big reserve behind ter distribution system. out his country's position news conference prior to an afternoon council session. Remus said that present con-tructlon in Wayne County will add another 160-miUion gallons a day capacity to the Detroit system. The first section of a proposed Lake Huron plant, scheduled- for completion in 1967. will add another 250 million gallons, he said. Rcnuie is iorthtight- ahemt not making promises that the Detroit water supply will never be affected by a long drought. “After two or three weeks of (Continued on Page 2, Col, 3) In Today's j Press t Tired Tigers split with Bosox, lead (alls to H game — PAGE 57. The End Bury Hemingway in bc-loved hunting valleys — PAGE 1.7. Down to Earth Trend is lo the practical in city planning—PAGE It. Bright Lights Orange coming in car lighting-PAOE tt. $75 Per Month Peace Corps becomes a going concern-rpAGE t. Area News ..... .... ti Osmioi .,..............41 Editorials ......... > « Food fletidoa ....St-SI ..........« ........ . tt ..... ...........M Pregrams .' .47 WHasB, Eari ..........47 He )made clear that a pledge from Premier Abdel Karim Kas-oem of Iraq not to use force In r rnrreat erMs would uot be He said admission of Kuwait to the UnltM Nhtions as a nation and withdrawal of Iraqi claims to Kuwait pre prime conditions for any request for the come in and organize the de-^^lense -of-^-thia-.-«iMaiti)L. If I am- -caught with my pantg^dpwn then * would deserve the sack." forces. Britain's commander in Kuwait has ordered the desert frontier mined, charging Iraqi forces across the border appear to be building up at an increased pace. AMC, Reuther Talking; Big Three Now Big Four (The Iraq news agency reported that Iraqi Premier Kassem, after a plane survey of areas near the Kuwait border Wednesday, denied the British reports of Irt^ troop concentrations and said (ha British know that “to date has not moved a single eddier.*?^ (Kassem said in his statemifit that Iraq will combat British w- ........................... DETROIT Wl—Walter P. Reutber said today the auto industry now has a Big Four as he opened labor contract talks with American Motors Corp. \ Citing American Motors’ spectacular success with Its compact Rambler, Reuther' said, “We think they should ★ ★ May Try to End BuilMn Raises Report Auto Firms Will Seek to Scrap Wage Hikes in Negotiations now be considered part of the Big Four.” AMC is small in comparison with the Big Three—General Motors, Ford and Chrysler—but Reuther noted that AMC's statement stockholders described the company as one of the most profitable on the ba.sis of return on investment. DETROIT Ufl — The auto companies may attempt to .scrap cost-of-living and productivity wage in-)C8 in rurrent negotiation^ with the United Auto Workers on nevi- labor contracts. But they aren't saying so publicly. The talks are only in the second week and the )slrategy of company negotiators is to listen to a presentation of union demands at this time and state management's position later on. ‘ UAW Presideat Walter F. Reatker said at the start of ae-gotlathMM wHh General Motors, Ford itod Chryrier last week that tile aaloa wUI Instot on retalnliig aaanal Improvement factor wage Inritlng American Motors to lake the lead in woiMag out a new tobor agreement In the Industry, Reuther said, “If they provide (he imagination and lendernhip we shall be happy to cooperate with them la setting n pattern.'’ Reuther ' said "We are happy that AMC has made such tremendous progress and we now ready to upgrade them and make them a part of the Big Four.” Some ofctorvers have speculated pie big three would like to drop •in wage increases in the new They point to the fact that General Motors, Ford and CW^ skipped their customary annual raiaes June 1 for 138.^00 halaried etnpk^ not covered by union perialism by all legitimate t until the liberation of our; Anib countries in the golf arid until Kuwait, the stolen part, is saved and r^ored to .its homeland, Iraq.” DEMAND WITHDRAWAL (In the U.N. Security Coi{adl Wednesday the United Arab Republic and the Soviet Uniim j. i» 41 * V>«* y"*** ** • P”*' Lf Ifr ani Ml*. Harold «■ Mpi~flKL-|)toist^WD lor tlv ninMi flacal year. IV A. Cirtlgl Qwrt if Ap- TV «Vfe Hwn aaUI U ^ COOUSG OTT TIME - WatprfoiA Towmtaip caught “to the raia” td the •.****”'■ Fin Manhaj Laute Koff hai almoM as nrarfi taeVr at the Drayton Plains Elementary School fw qaayiag chOdrea aa the toamhip's 13 piay • early yesterday. Each playground geto one meh This group was aitifkial rain shower every year. Th« Dy h. Bitoumtea ' Solly Hemus Fired ICandjdates for Con-Con es (^fd? Manager to Speak .Before Chapter vcm ANGEI^Eg (MP) SoUy Henus was flrod today as manager of the 8f. Louis Ordinato and replaced by veteran Coach Johmy Keaae. Keane, 50. was appointed for the balance of the 1911 sehaDn and TV mecthv. ««idi la epea to Hnos^ Bastal ard V Saturday In - ...... .. ...--- --------^natotoy. Pitlategh. died today at her rine a long illBera. of IV nrit S pjn. V V a fiaehiighi.%^ Hecreation Umt Ponliac Now Assured Plenty of Wat^^ M ■"^''bBigh, ChMtor el Ckvetoad and ------ItobMt al Watolaghia. DC; “■ IV Oanllnala. foundering to Red , Schoen-««net a playing coach .and ap- thdr Poettand. Ore., tana club, a Mch. Benson replacea Danall John- At one time < realoc was tV worid's leading •hipymrd. During the 18th Century wars, the shipyard turned TN af fMian Tw Cat lay d SUM MICNnS - to Mbn w Carfe NnM! 'forever or storm drains that Rev. Araoid F. Ruokel ef 5SSj iutoeoa. patoor of tV Finftj Church of ~ said, ma^ to aeive Detwtt;^ ^ elected to tV hoard ef jindustry. But there are abnost aa , ;maiiy customers outside Detroit as trustees of Albion CbUege. t hapiwaed jet *“***• i u t ■TMi M sia-r heee traeeahto te peer leesi dto- ! sdgtoa people . JZZi trttallsa systems. V salA ; et|y aai aa TV toaterford TMraVip Bsaid War IL V 't«! * * * , ■He had tv water i _____ 'ire can't ecnuemlcaBy build tV local syatem too nnal] or _ d IV'■ ***’’^ system that waald meet weak to deliver it'' V evplatoed. eiag caateamtotod iso-62'lm*et ' ' i«M«v roweeivahle rtrmsnrt " said, Detrnie atanas aheai twine as ^gaaml Qagfer la toe shsathig. . . . SMAH outside. , - _ To fv taicreasfaig load of H. Meyer of 13B Shipman, has: e system has V been elected president of tV De-hi new f«f*u-jtroit Scieiice Musenm^Socie^. j ties Booe 1M9. Beroot said. In! H** aaciety is a nonprofit or-: He was tv first pretodmit of the Birmingham Mhditerial Aaaoda-services to thin and former president of tV fatouatry wasiBbrmi^gham Community Council. Detroit and SlaJKKI, ----- r. George r- H IIIrgiitoil too ’ h«e Hah. TV new poop wIB V aSBlatad: participate hi Oiympie evaatt. Two new members Jotoed the recreation board last to^. They' are Robert Field, rtpwutliig the school board, and John-Abel, a Birmingham Folk All Set for Future eVy to ta mil reistjveiy tow interest peymeoU! because at the ayston'a very high ‘AA” credit ratiiig. Remus said. DEBT B AHAU. By fVEDEKiai W. MILLEB Itoydl oak DaBy 'Trihaae jCity Signs for Detroit Water Northland hasn’t done aqythingi Bonded indebtedness is domi be- I to us e*cept to help our busi-iceuse the system is able to use ness.” M—ie* t«H “Peopto arejeurrent revenues to pay for cxr! rCbntinued From Page One) aMBtoer at large. • BIRMINGHAM tl*—At least om ^ seeking good service andlPunswA Remus said. | , fevmae band Issue of arosato , A wmmer basketball program Mlchii^ city. Birmingham wth ^ those shop- ab tar boys from tV 90i throuidi the lU 25.000 persons, is not afraid cenlera. ’ waUr 12th grades will start i •Hail and Winds, Heavy Rains Pound Plains aiguad to dtotrtoate i 0 of the iiicreastag number of re-| gkaui and neighborhood shopping • centers. | ip • ---------- - Birmii«hara lies te tV shadow Mwp elose to baam aad gH good Detroit has been iervii« snburbs Pontiac’s present system Is de-of tv world's largest shopping seertee. We've gdt good com- jsiti, water since tV tnni of tV signed to distribute water from - hilt h— nr. farathe shopptog. (^tuiy, Remus said. wells to various locatians. tears of buttoess being hired sway eampleteueee here.” ' ‘ ■ In the. " " ....... to its rival. By TV Aioariated Picas Bhowers continued today aeroaaj iPlatoa to tV north Coitnl mtralTltton- „ Bieady jfeu Ip I This la a salarted man's sec-iO®**!*™* County towns were ngih tkm and is not affected by lay-ita* «P »«■ ««fdtag to offs ” Mawm said ' He'U alow cip ““ *** Southeastern Oakland b^iB Autbosi^V 194C - •"Hns." ..J. • (RET LOCAL RATft * It * I The authority tofeia huter from Some outsthte dttes have been Mason said this of tV CBD plan: I Detroit at a presedf rate of 78 . ibusinesa asray from downtown J reach to area comnuuiitiea at ri ai > aouincrn cuy luiuis. ucimwi ---- heavy rain and gusty ^ beeted up fVIr down- W’’ He said « inch^ a •'w. Remus, manager of tV Detroit winds Vmmeied sections of north ^ ^ ^oie fronts «ure*. but bnsic^ H « » Department, said U wmidl - * mawol VewnalmurMi UtaariMtei < _ . . - i a# rMafrttaMr in towl Allt klM tCt tnelT (WD rRt6S 111 frlUIIS. IS tO 22 |0 iMs 1 .. . ^---------—- -------- — •woTwo, wnrra uiiicu. —-------—^ fwobaWy during tV same period ^^***".^ » Weihieaday night. More than ^ Birmingham big tV cars with ease. Dctnit wiU seB treated water tV city is installing tV main. “ merfhants and city planner Her 'TV shopper doesn't lUce to to Pmttoe at a rate of 8Ul a . ^ y—a Statewide Honor I&^ccoided tc^eterinarian ■Ifi wtnas namnieiea sections 01 norm „n, ~w store fronts , DroSAshtan Emery, Waterioid ewtrai and Northweai Misaonri.;,^ narking Some plans br ot getting traffic in and out Vs «et their own rates u TowiSip veterinarian, was named Kanaaa and South Central lowa ,^,^ othera faited of Birmingham with ease and park-« »o tV public. The aaabi biatallatioiia have aj new strange tank and a Ug pipe- , line through tV center <4 town: H» iwrTy Petnik water from tbef aoutben dtynBmito m tV aca^ For Detroit, there is the expense! of extending a 5Lincfa pipeibie to southern city limits. Gerald TV CBD master plan raBs far .«hrec4nch com" into a crowded ire.. ' Mte Asaocialioo at Mackinac Island, downpoura were reported in many,b^ ^ «i«eatton and la- son said. tte^Easeiy,a*, wasctled for hla aectioas akmg tV Miauairi Uorm^,,^,^^ to ,1* Cen- “aBihiaiiag achleveaMuta and belt. Business Dtstrict at Binning- ,^",1^1^ d, a ■ : Both Kama. V. Mo . and decided mmethtog mute V Kansas City, Kan., were hit hard|donp to preaeive the CBD." said A graduate of Mtehigan Agrtetd- by tV severe weather. Telephone jaraber R. Mason Jr , manager of; tural CbUege, now Michigan State ««i electrie aenice was dlsfapted.', women's wear store In Btrral^-! Vofeantty, Dr. Emery practiced rireets and basements were Hood- ham. and chairman of tV CBD: ~ -for eigto years before ed and traffic, was curtailed. nierchants conunittee. | After long study, tV most feasl- I tV rise toitoe streets. Two-way tralSc II llgurw hi erats ef opera- city S5mI^ Twa ftmael clouds w^h did Mrs Emery reside atinot touch ground were slighted a "Our business Highway. ------------------------ •' ------- ' The line that will bring Detroltj la selHac H to Water rates throughout the Detroit system are baaed on the base! figuKd thraugh a fonnula tahtag!*" ** **•'•*'* • • l- on, ne aaio. extension to 17-Mite, Remos saM.j All Detroit s water contracts pre-|xTie bond issue -the line vide tor renegotiation of rates on ^ way to OpdyV and South tew miles south of Topeka. Kan «nd neW stores were opening We:,^^^ be routed both north midi*he basis of Inwa^ op^tion Boulevard. didn't want to wait until a busmess ^toh of tV downtoaw shopping ^ « tV Detnut. deettoe started.' Mason said. ‘ We|„„ iWater Board ever approves a rate The Weather FaB VM. Weather Bareaa Rapart /l^rOimAC AND VICINITT — Fartly elatUly aad mUd Mpy. Tarfaible claadlaass, Uttle tamperatare chaaga ta-aad Friday. Law M. High Friday M. Light variable Commisaioners especially noted: UHk tswpn ipngtar* ertcMUat I t Wind Mlodtr * w I tg^fSvadar «l i ll pfe. I waiperstarg 'ditkmal lot would V aetjuired andj****" “* ilour exhrtiiB lets enlarged, both,®*'■ J One allows tV city to turn to its| on the ground level and upwards.: - * * * . . .'own wrils "in event of emer-i w ♦ * j Fluoridation 1. apparmUy a deaA ^ ^ Pbn- m av Mrvd a ptonaing expert , MerchanU want to keep tV CBD|>»” *** • apeV fall-lhM wMhli« wife area at its present. ratVr ““ communltfes with ap- nX-,c»— ii« Moslems Bury Their Dead fOontinued From Page One) ■ 1^ hi paridag tote. TWs would be the ®to. "wmber of vpces avaUabte.' tottes served hy DeteoH to Itoar- ' n Before it could be put mlo u», 1 .. . !, »> .tv plan needs approval of tV Bir-' Apa«w wmU rwl abeat II.IM | mii«Vm Planning Commission each to bolid la a three-story 1 »• and ttoi.Clty Cbmmlsaion perklag garage. Berxberg said- s Remus' optoiona about water! Over tv years tV city has been This wairtd V rheaper thaa eaa- ipotteners have already been re- .......................bar- demalag aew property tor toreet- ipgrted to Pontiac. also * a is: TMb Drib Im It TmRrt tdMMdor'g Teeswotofe“tiurt**** • shopper's market, but not _ . g. S 2 P»*n hunter's market. U'el Ms. Parking garagea S S MUwuiia " 3 oraljTX aiHiPPixn save tv C«D from V»lBf acres ' He sak^ that Detroit water, with , . . " R52Sr M S: 7.T* w S r!?? . . ... •» la«s v whteh a. baiM- j.bout 98 parts baldness out of a Lateh p^ce u^ lev gm a^ « T?2f"atr rt “ oi;r.h)[*'‘ « M TVre Is no ‘‘dash in. dash out higs rauM ever rise. |miUlon. la ideal and much aofter.to >«»P ««> Moateim “{ST* S H ra.'sP-" quality, price. at aan u C. n ti IS S3 aoD PrsB a M 77 St a a Iiorio ti « merrhandiae IS M Braltlo II II _ M 71 Timp* II 74 styh* wd cowr. « n WMhiiiitea 71 17; Within this CBD shopping area jare also located tV City Hall, tV I utility officet. banks, otficea of pro-!fessional people and olVr service i type buauiesa. thus offering {range of 'merchandise" for tV iallday diopper. HenVrg ahU Wnnh«ham rrimKiMiiii. iiwu la, Kv ^ ^ • a •• -aJl .-X .Mam. .wam.amtoi.aat • * 2^yPRr PffM. bU| HeFl- store to store i-omparing . ... . ^ iMintoto Ms tptolBy Bm at own-paraihe «My wUI dte •thrvs have.' Vrg said V would like to most of it developed to live years, if linanciiig tV work is practical. He said tV total project would cart "mUHoiu." but gave no specific amount. TV CBD plan was developed to 18 nranths and is badmd by market research, shopper surveys, origin and destinatkxi studies of can and fopt iratfir and other data. * * * Herzberg said coal of tV project developroeifit would V by special assessment of tV merchants and downtown property owners and through paricing meter revenues. Existing parking lots are being ft- , Once tv traffic a problems are aolved, ‘a "niaU' doncourae might V built, Hera- i He said jto tv "m ;peals to the aaedhun to •come bracket. ! Average family income to Blr-jmtogham Is Hi,600 a year. In tV j 44-iquare-ra|ie Blrmin^m trad- itar-. ai> rtototoi jing area. M it more thanH2.000 - u , Rational WEATWES - Thundershowers are expected V , a year, V added. f "*?“ ww Maple l^feani tv Ontoral Plahn eastward through tV Oentral Miaais- Ia LRTUC BNOOTT laWoto wide atevlre drtv?Meme^ a. ^ *"? J!TT I ■•TV CBD commrnv want, to W vehnde, doTTv cSST It V oooter ia tv Nmto AUamic atatoa a^ imatotato IV Character ef tV city.!V mid. < Ptaim. ifigher temperatures are terecart tor the south- ;it sounds a tittle noofy, but that's! "The mail would V tV last Wtoedataa aad parti^of Oentnd aad Southern Chtiforala. !B\rminghaini" itenberg sakL itUm to V pM hi," Herhbeiv ahM. There are few if any iofteners of in Detroit and these are used, V hi Wedneada/a demooalrationa. such apecial ventures uj ___. 1 brew- ESaewhere, roost of Algeria i ;catan today to the wake of the; Cars Collide, Inji^ring Drivers: One in Hospital led and 300 wouaded. In addition. 13 French and 9) wounded when aims, tt appeared that the general strike they called was almost per cent eftective. The French obeying the strike caH. The Algerian NattonaUat Movement (MNA) called on France to Martin is (n «tW«^ory ctexU- tion today at St. Joseph Merry ^ Haapital. Mra. Hacker was treated for minor injuile. and releaaed. | Eviana-Lea-Batoa. The care coilided broadside at| ' ft biteraecthin of John R 4load| The navy's 14 and Id-inch guns ithtow shelte 30 miles. Ctoom riofM Wito— SenVing D.O.C DENTURE CLEANSER., Reg. . . d5c 41* rock It ea Xala—d* Wgwikto LAXATIVE TABUTS Rig. *1“ M OWKM — Cwiiiio'to tor Cat A£g BAaiNt ANTISEPTIC--------------->i 49 80 taoMM Stoll—II ‘Oii—a' Rm. CCc FOOT POWDER^....................eoc DO hw etoWic mill Hot WMi A Km MMc PEPSOyiWTOdTHBltdSH. n ftr Swlwm, krai— — Nw—to Bsg. MMf UNGENTINE...................... fsc VI Uim futoW IfMlitoM — 4«( 2 46* BARBASOL SHAVE CREAM. . . . Tubes ew—Md Urn — No—• U-OiMca Reg. 86* ZONITE ANTISEPTIC te a—dor *D«b—WIc' Disa—ar BRYLCREEM HAIR GROOM.. Reg . . 91c 66* foiiiMi ttorwirfi N-r 7T K„ I ATHLETES FOOT TREATMENT. . . si.lr l4-OwKt 'Wadi Bog* t—wi || HOUSE ond GARDEN SPRAY. . .si.ast FIRST AID CREAM. Rep. . 75c 44‘ 33-Owi— ‘Mack no«‘ 3S% DDT EMULSION. 96* ••■ihgfrtMvtajpMs KWlirUCmiFtniilas 12com2.59 a—Iter 3te Com af -Uouf n. SOME—Muuor—sorauc ih^ SPIOAL FORMULAS.............. 12 37* POLYVISOL DROPS........ ^ MfNNEN-3 Aid la Etor Ikte Rsfl. BABY MAGIC or OIL.. ii.oo rifuTlirffiSMI 66* i:r-: THE POXtlAC PRESS. THURsbA^, JULY 6, 1961 Claims Public Helped to Doom Prisoner Swap WASHINGTW (UPD -Norris Cotton, R-N. H., said today d(at “an aroused public opinion'’ bdped cause the downfall of eschai^e. Cotton said toat in the besitmlnc the project had Prerident Ken- •IG DISCOUNTS oh riSHIRMiN'S NEEDS ' Taaht friday toewlar S|rit4att REELS r Reoulir $14.95 value. Push-button control, non-bach laiMng real. Brand now model No. 1774. . . •oeeeMeooeoeaoaeeeee Skinners ■I At tmt r«m 448 shown — Eliminate messy fish scaling with famous TOWN. SEND FISH SKIN-NER ... ran skin and 1 easily. Guaranteed neeeeesooeeoeeaeee'eee Bens Aey Type Gstaeliae Kanp-KHk’Sieve Double burner stoves bum regular or leaded automobile gasoline. Portable stylo for camping, travels, etc. Better than pictured. IS M. Saginaw -4sd Hoot e 000*0000010 ud “the |4- Cotton said the TractorB-to^ Freedom Coihmlttee “got touid>’' and insisted only agricultural-type tractors would be exdianged, instead of luger industrial tractors desired -by Cuban Premier , “Then the whole deal went o tlwjlndow/’ Cottrni s^. Millionaire Charged in Woman's Slaying' CHARUnTE. C. (W) -- A mlQioaaire realtor admitted Wetoiesday he “slipped” his ifi-vorcee giil friend oT 12 yeprt at the couple’s tiysting place, a lux-urifously converted bus,.police said. “A man said he returned ' charged with murder in the death oi^ Mrs. Delettf Nycum, who was found dead iorher bed by h^ 14-yeaiH>ld son. Cutfhr, president of Cutter Realty Co. and a member ot the iaty's most excluBlve ctabs, faced a preliminary heartiig today on $k charges. 6 Hurt in Train Crash NUGARA'-FALLS, N.Y. (API-Six persons suffered minor injuries Wednesday night When ^bne cars of a sightseeing train broke lopse and crashed into another at Prospect Point near the American Falla. ; ost of the metal tubes many are similarly pack- The Us. has 30 per cent of tl world’s^ railways and about per cent of its improved highways. likkM SWIMiER FINS B lae « Childs . 1 Ste is ChlMs ... 1 on^HHinwr 8iM 4 Child’s .... r l75 WHITE rtSTs” Rise IS CbUdrens .. T T" mim SUPER DISCOUNTS SIMMS —TONIGHT — HlpAY — tATU»DAYT- HOUSEWARES Special Purchase of 'AQUA RIPPLE* GLASSES • 6-Ox. Juice • 16-Ox. Ice Tee • 12-Os. Beverege YoUr Choice EACH Regular 29c sellers — but Simms bought 'em from whoieselcF who is going ouV of business . , . attractive heavy base glasses that are different in shape end color. AAeteh op e set for yourself at this price. Giant 40-QUART ALL METAL Wastebasket 1“ sturdy all metal wastebasket for 3-Shelf ALL STEEL Utility Table Wilk • 15x20x30 lech Sin Smboth wlth’s outlet dect^ socket Smboth rolllnx casten . . . baked anamd flnlkh in white, yellow or, redi' aeoooeooooaoeoeoooeeeeeeeeeeeee************ MIRRO MATIC Pressire Cooker Regular $15,95 Value u: Protects Agoinet RUST—DAMPNESS—M^EW THOS. A. EDISON AUTOMATIC' Dehumidifier^ 77“ $139.95 Value I 34 pInU of molftiirt Automatic bumMIstat, roUarc to make tliU bumMiner portabla tor ucc aoj-wbera IB tpt bouac. (159.95 C6RY Freth'n Aire UNIT Romorra St4 laUonc of water li X oaoteal. M B.r. eem- »<"”M f AATtArJMffl- roa Ifi mi... Ifs compact'. .. Il'i UGHTiraCHT WEBCOR 2-Speed HI-FI Tape Recorder Simnu ^9 ^9 Discount Price IT • 2-Speed • Duel Track • For 3-5-7 Inch Reels .• Vehmie Control Dial • With Mkrophene First tltrte ever — genuine WEBCOR quality at leu than $ID0 . . . Gives you 6 hours of recording end pi^-back time . . . only 13 pourtds, easy to taka to partiat, club meetings, practice end vecatione . . . artd only $1 holds in free layaway. Better than shown. ee North Saginaw I Street Big Beil KkouU TOMlTC-niDJkT-SJkTUBBAT —Here*s Pwof Thet SIMMS SELLS FOR LESS! ELECTRICAL NEEDS First Quality—AJL Approved Govend NOMEX Win 14-2 ROMEX WMi Greand_________ft. 4c 12-2 ROMEX Wire.............H. 41^c 12-2 ROMEX With Greund ... ft. 5c eU I ROMEX CdNNSCTOR wV I V lor W Conaaatora .... aECTRIC CORD 35-root Prytr Cord T(KGLE SWITCH Slntle oolt. Brown 97c I 21c CEILING RECEFTACLE 4-Inch itea, porcUaln . AWW 29c OCTAGON BOXES—EA. __ _ 4-Io. OalvanlKd FlnUh ... aaeeeeeaeeeaaoed|eeeeeeeeeeaaeeaeeaecaeaeeaaai GEHERAL ELECTRIC Blown e Complele TELCO ill Mamry Swiich : Osldoer TV Aerial 20c RECEPTACLES Fluih Typo—Hartew Bara ., 15c SWITCH PLATES Matal or plaatte ...... Ji? 12c TV LEAD-IN WIRE SWITCH BOXB 36c OCTAGON BOXES Wltti Rane*r-Baeh .. WTG aeaeaeeeeeaeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeaeaeeeeeeeeeeaeeee Choice of Finishes Fixture 089 Styled as shown — Ideal for kitchen, bathroom, utility room, recreation room, etc. Complete with cool fluorcKcnt bulb. ieeeeeeeeee*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeaeeeeae< 6-Queit Round! Style JkiltMik Bltcmc Codker-Fryer No BhaUae^e ffinieg ELICTRIC Cora Poppers $20.95 Value i 2” lOW Utea fa A Cerfea BOOK MiTCHIS Deep fryer-cooker with cover, e La'S* Mmrtaapaeng^ — paiubad Famous brand niaka. $1 holds. > Oare « ELEC- THCAL 4iidneof Discouim-Discoiim for. Tenighf—Fri.—Set. PRICES SLAiHED Now oa CIGARETTES REGULARS mat ia Tax KING and FILTERS Far Oartan Flax «a Tax r r' fe M. I Ualli, TIetroyi. Xante. u>d all ttia othar temona now raduetd lOo a aarton. eaeeeeeaeaceeaeeeeeee PIPE TOBACCOS CnclwrlickFOKOBN FOUND BAG CmobrI bon BONS Reg. dSe VaJee 2T SPSKISH nSXUTS Reg. 3Rc |c 33* ptrfaeUon. @■11® 2-C«ll FUSHLIGHT 19- 91c Vahe All metol, throwi 600 ft. beam. Batteries extra, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Ceearal EUctric ALARM CLOCK I4JR Faiee |40 2* OPEN TONITE TIL 9 AN 9-HOUR SAU BIG er BABY BEN Alarm Clocks stje umiiioiis sen DaX^nta Alnnaa ^ M N. gagtoew —Main Fleer SIMMS "Speciols" On This Page for— Tonite t Friday'- Saturday We ceri't poselbfy advertise the thouunds of items we hsve''under-priced . . . here's but a few sxamplee of how much you can expect to save on every purchase. piii Special Purchase I Over 600 ©/ These MEN'S Sonforixed Non-Shrmk DECK nwn Nationally Famous Brand — Guaranteed First Quality' Regular $2.95 Sellers— Quality tailored casual, pants, styled as pictured. Adjustable tab waist, slit "V" at calf. Olive or gray stripe on white background. Zipper fly, slash pockets. Sizes 28 to 36. Ilylas lot Casaol axd Dross IFear Mgr’s Wash Paits Nationally Advertised $4.95 Sellers 'Seeny' er *Sprie9*-W SeHtfs end Choice of 7 colors, quality tailored of lottg wearing materials. Waist 28 to 42, length 29 to 34. TWO Foir $5.00 MEM'S and lora’ Looftr SfylM Deck Shoes Fahtfc Uppan —RiMw BIG SAVINGS! NEW SELECTI^! MEN'S ond BOYS' Sprt Shirts S2iS aeflers Z 8 Short Sleeve Styles Including WASH 'n' WEAR Moferiols 1 94 Sixes 6 le 12 Cenplele Siie Ranges Celere sod Twe-Tenss J Heavy rubber soles witfi washable a _ , _ , j i . i uppers tor perfect comfort end 2 rreteriel. In popul.r longer weer. Ideal for .11 rommer • • lity, every shirt underpriced! MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS BARGAIN BASEMENT Compare at Simms For Lower Prices-Compare at Simms for Greater Selection LADIES'and MISSES' Swim Suits 1 FIRST QVALnr,-An V£.A. Made Made to Sell up to $8 $10 SWIM SUITS 5.97 Deluxe styles, built-in uplifts, leftex and cotton prints, some styles with skirts. All sizes 30 to 3g — tome stylet in extra sizes to 44 at $5.97. J«l Oeolilf—Famoas Rrond' ; “Girily” Diapare S2.75 Oot.~NOVF Hemmed, reedy to-use. Full size. (Limit 2 doz. to e customer) $28 BIRDSEYE New Shipment! New Patterns! LADIES'and MISSED', Pedal Pishers aad Capris • "Reck-A-Bye" Deeal I2J5 Sellera WV iVesh 'n' wear fabrics in V M solid colors and novelty pat-terns. Zipper closings. Sizes • ^^10 to 18. ; Babylomper^ i SC.9S Lifi ^ CLOSE-OUT! One Big Table- Ghildni’i Sinner Wear All Gaoronleed of Loeit SIM Seflets ... crop tops ... etc. Sizes for ell but in broken ranges. 39 GIRLS'«xd MISSES' 2 aid S-Pieae Sets MeesH oed Slecla-3#e. NM Fedrtn-l-Fc Seiler Sett 59 swiva SEAT . Style—I0.GI eeeeeeaefeeeeeefee 4Sn4S4nck Folding Slfh Baby Pliy-Peet; *’****rllii;' Elyle Baby Pet-Gbiihi SvrS' I - rotjR THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. JCLY 6. 1961 Retiring AF benera/ Talks of 40 Years of Growth NEW TCMl«-11isaiu Dra««r VMte left te Air Fme tbe wmm ftndkre: No voIkov. *» tiOot reodlOf ntton#- ‘Aad in the ymn that ny o( IB in this room .wove to men and evan ahuc in the im- Ht bad acfved «iiBt style and ■ 0 <9 yearo. He reversed betac »Mee pocket. Choose from black, white and colors. Sportsweor . . . Tkird Floor A younger figure . . ot tovings! cradled in eup gives you (1) youthful uplift, , (t) youtkfjid separation! beautifully within cup zone. Finest white cotton. Two patterns ... a neat gingham check or "tip-the-icales.*' toth shirt twins in wash 'n' _ wear cotton. lAerPi 5, M, L, women's sizes 30 to 36. Foundations . . . Sneond Floor Spool Floor "Melody" women's soft leother CASUAL SHOES Rog. 4.99 All leather casual wedgies with cushioned .insole from toe to heel Choose black, beige or white; sizes 5-10, N and M. A riot of knits ond woven stylos! MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND SPORT SHIRTS 4.00 to 5.95 Volues $d|99 Action knit cotton knits end blends; Many patterns in button or regular collar woven shirts. Sizes 5, M, L and XL Real iPINAFORESe PATIO DRESSES Were 2.59 9 ^er $3 and 3.99 ^ ^ Sanforized cotton sleeveless styles. 12-20, l4’/z-24'/s. Dayfime Dtenae* . . . Third Floor WOMEN'S DRESS HOSIERY Spwiol 2, Self seam dress sheers, tuft fashioned. 8V2-II, med. Hosiery . . . Street Floor FASHION HANDBAGS rs! *2.00 Croup of budget bags including straws and vinyls, Hondbogs . . . Street Floor WOMEN'S BBREFOOT SJUfDRLS 12.99 $0 QA Values Oa^V Genuine lizard by Shenanigans. 7 colors. Women's Shoes . . , Street Floor MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 5.3V 2 ""*5 Short sleeve, wash 'n' wear cotton, blends. H!'i-I7. Men's Wear . . . Street Floor COTTON HOUSE DRESSES Were QO 3.98 ^eOO Ruffle trim cotton prints with zipper. 12-20, 14'/2-24li. Derylime Oreeeee ... Thhd Meet SEAMLESS HOSIERY 1.50 3 Pr. $7 Yeluet aJ ^ Famous maker, plain or mesh knit. 9-11 medium. Heaiery ... Street Floor COSTUME JEWELRY 1.06 ^ For $1 VoluOB ^ 1 Necklaces, bracelets, earrings; many styles. Closeouts, fewelty ... Street Floor KIDS' TENNIS SHOES Rog. 349 QQ and 4.25 Group of famous brands. Cushior^d sole end arch. Children's Shoes . . . Second Floor MEN'S UNDERWEAR f.OO 3 ^2a50 Any 3 . . . T-shirts, boxer shorts or briefs. Hardwick. Men's Wnar. . . Shool Floor BAN-LON CARDIGANS *3.99 Long sleeve Ben-Lon cardigens in several colors. Orann Aeceneeriee . . . StrMi Floor WOMEN'S SHEER HANKIES 59c 3 Fer $1 Veliiet 9 1 Swiss sheers, large cocktail size. With names. White. Raakiee . .. Streef Floor FASHION JEWELRY SpwW *1,00 1 to 3 strand ncckiKas, bracelets or earrings to match, fewetry ... Street Floor FAMOUS MAKE GIRDL^ 6.50 to $3 QO 8.95 ValuoB 9a77 Sample sale of girdles end panty girdles. S, M, L. foaadattons . . .'Second Floor MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Rog. 2.99 ^Far$C and 3.99 ^ J Short slenve cottons, blends. Wash 'n' wear. S, M, L. XL. Men'a Wear . .. Spool Floor CROCHETED GLOVES 1.59 to M 00 2.00 Veiuea 1 o W Women's Imported white gloves. One size itretdt. Caevet.. . Sired* Fleer MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS a 7-T Large white handketchiefs, combed cotton. Hemstitched. KotrUoi . . . Street Fleer' NEW FALL JEWELRY *2.00 special buy Of new necklaces, bracelets and earrings, fewelry ... Street Flodr PETER PAN GIRDLES Long leg 'Tiger Cub” papty.. Lightweight control. Foundolioae . , . Second Floor NYLON HALF SLIPS 9*9 $7 QQ 4.00 JLm^r^ Lavishly trimmed nylon tricot pettislips. S,^ M, L. LJagerie .. . Seemd Floor v_. • THE PONTIAC PRESS « Wm Bwea SiMtt Ponti* ■' s THtTRSDAY. JULY 1 1361 mfOMuu i»« Fa»tttk*t M TMkNrlli. fhuuii J O I Few Stopped to Realize Meaning of Celebration There erere red “bombs’' bursting in tbe air. There was noise, plenty of it. for a long while. There were cheers from the kids, si^ from the wonen — and there was more noise. What for? ★ ★ The roartk ef July. Wkat’a tlwt? Did aayeac think for a aoment what an the hoopla was for that rocked yow neighberhood? Few did. ★ ★ ★ But it was the Fourth of July. Time for nrtse. Time for getting together with a sparkler here and an aerial bomb there. ★ ★ . ★ . What for? Did the kids really know prhat all the noiae signified? How many both«^ dnriiig the hectk day in the ana to teli then? Few did. With the eelorfol bomba barst* ing aronad Pontiac, we asked acrqas the picnic table what all the commotion was for. ★ ★ ★ “It’s the celebration of 185 years of independence,” came the confident reply. “IndepeiMence from whom?" “From the Britlah." The noiae continued. The bombs burst. The kids cheered. ★ ★ ★ The reference book said; ‘^Jaiy Fonrth: The birthday of AanricaB iadepeadcBct and tbo graatest holiday of all those obecrred in the United States. On this day in the year 1776, the DedaratioH of Independence, aa prepared by a committee of five, of which Thomas Jefferson was chairaan. and amended by th* Congress, was adopted." . has been careful in interviews, has gone on reoud aa amying “they^ still to catch us. We may not win, but we'll be in contenticui all the way." If tbe old Fourth of July tradition means anything, and past history certainly shows that it doss, it mskm the Tigers’ pmi-tioB quite unique at this stage of the seaMu. ★ ★ ★ Records show that 41 times in the lut 60 years the team leading the league on the Fourth goes on to cop the pennant. Even closer to home is the fact eight out of the last ten years the team leading on the Fourth winds up a pennant winner. Well, Tigers, Jt'a up to you to prove the atatistica. We’re for you all the way and promise to ilo our share pf cheering. Voice of the People: Says Boys* Club Members Deserve an Apology I UW the parsde the boys’ dub put on and It was a givtt day bi their lives. The boys dub teaches cooperstton, sportsmanahip and fair play. * it it if Ihe Jedfee af Keago Warksr saw Itt ta take away keMa, bets, gimee. etc. fmm es ergaaitatUe that la trytag ta IlgM JaveaHa deSmieeaey by pladag a SH Saa aa tkm far vtatoUaa af the ' k' ★ ★ Tbe people who arc responsible for this outrage should dig in their pockett and donate $2S to the boys’ club with an apology to the ‘Press Gives Public ‘Small Air Force Valuable Services* Float Disappointing* I hope readers realize bow The Press works for them. Recently there were twn big public service ads tai the UBie issue, one urging people to get polio shots and tbe other reminding drivers to be careful because school was out for The PontUc CJentennial :«wlebra-tion. climaxed by a parade was ip- Why Doesn’t He Give Up? Not only were both very large ads. but the ana on safely was in cokw and on the front page. Not many ncUapapers would devote that much \tthiable space on page one for public aervice, and ads like these are in addition to many Press editoriala on safety and public welfare. I’m sure aO readers apiHwciate such effuis. area. Tbe tiwnendous effort and significant contributkaia. fredy donated by many, earned the right fid appredation of Oakland County natives and xHaifors alike. ★ * ★ ■ Tha Praaldcm al the VaUed A COSMIC columnist had a bad day yesterday. In turning out his thl^k piece, he didn’t use. even once, the word “image." David Lawrence Says: Mobilization Would Be a Mistake Actor*s Problems Disinterest Reader L^'s hope we can be done «nth reading about Bacall and Robards. Who cares? Mother of Five The Man About Town Alumni to Gather To Observe Restoration of Them to Good Health Banitb: What lant appradated ■BtU M'S last. a Jay: When laat health WASHINflTON - -lately there have been rumors and siories floating around heiv that the United States is planning some kind of military mobillution. Those who hoped to sea. the blue and silver of Air Force units hi the paiade were shown a single Bomarc missile, rqlling on a tnick-drawn flat bed. This relative absence of Air Force participation was disappointing to mwjy. Capt. E. L. Foote Redistrict? States Lag Europe or to go big and then doing little to back up ^ , w . WASHINGTON tAP* - House through some land or naval ma- the words of the diplomats^ InUSl AIWHyS LilVC leaders have quietly but firmly neuvem. Demonstrations of many CONFUSHIN IN WEST |jy God*S LaWS* rejected aU propo^s to increase One reason for this is the con- of the new weapons of war have the size of the House in order b«n going on for so^ time now Western camp. Each God la ao great that I don’t be- to prevent some stales from lot- at Cape Canaveral and -ea>e. diatnoati, or treatment. «U1 ba auverad Pt Dr William Brndj, It a atamped, aelf-addreiiiedenvalo|>a U wnt to Tha PonUae Preiit. pimtlM. Sflchlgtii (Copyright 1961) ’ has turned to 'talking ... Of the. ^ valley by the aea ... And your current outl^ is that none - of them' will get anywhere. One proposal, by Rep. Frank Chelf. D-Ky.. would increase the size of the Houae starting in 1963 . from the presently fixed 437 to 469. That would not protect all losing states but would save man.\ of them. To prevent any state from losing seats, and at the same ’ time keep the size of congressional districts relatively uniform, would require an increase to more than .tOO members. House leaders consider that number too unwieldy. feet are growing restless . . . Darling. think of me . . . When your heart ie gently swa>ing ... With the wind in heaven free . . ; And .vou hear the echoes falling . . . Darling, think of me . . . When ,\our heart is softly calling ... To a star upon a tree ... In your plaintive tong of longing . . . Darling. think of me . . . When your heart is slowly breaking . . . And the moon would go to see . . . In the empty space of nighttime . . . Darling, think of me. (Copyright IMl) a ' • Case Records of a Psychologist: Help Banish Child’s Need for Lies **l ■ »e s a exwybedy waals we«M>—bat noM a( OMOis wtM bare H aim waated to «ani it.’* .One doctor may desire the opinion of another about some quea-tion of diagnoala or treatment, but even so. the patient ahould have just one doctor and stick to him or her. I know, from experience writh illneM in my own family, what a comfort it U to have a doctor in whom you hare complete confidence — eonfidenoe in his honesty and confidence in Ms ability. And one writer " asks if It is bad for a person’s heart, to try to Mae wei^t by styvnuoas exer- •'^tercibe fjan not'reduce weight. Apyone interested can send me 35 cents and a sTam|>ed. aelf-ad- Bv DB. C.fAlRGE W. CRANE CASE .M34: Donnie L.. »ged 10. w a problem child. "Dr. Crane," his teachei* began, "Donnie tells fibs to such an extreme degree, we can hardly believe anything he says. "Fortunately, he sometimes enlarges on facts so greatly that we then grow suspicious ’ "We have scolded him and punished Mm. but nothing seems to make Mm Stick to the truth. What else should w e do?" When a child tells fibs, that vmay mean he is afraid the t r u I b will lead to punishment. "Did you break the gold fish bowl?" angnly ac-j cuses Mamma,, w hen she retuma from the neighbor’s to ^ hre ,>11^ CRANE 4 - year - old ab-aorhed with his coloring crayons. WcU, to Ikat toddler, Ms molli er is a real ptmttm. OSa towers twice Ms MgM sad aat-wwiglw Mna gnafiy a# hs Is afraM H he toRs the trath, be ing, f\en of the litfie "white lie” variety, thus confuses a child. Other youngsters with a social inferiority complex, will then resort to flba in order to gain social prestige. Maybe they have aerer trav-tied afar er attended aay faaey thievery, and Javealle delinquency- smart teartiers and parents thus regard the /Tronic telling of lies as a iqimptom of a personality maladjustment. StabUize the child in his ego-hunger and you can banish his begla boaslii^ a< their aliflaae Soon they learn tha| the bigger the yarn, the more bug-eyed they make the other kids. * ★ ★ And their starved ^ relished tMs envy and idtocked admiration of the other oMIdren. •When caught in a lie, they may try to fabricate another aa an alibi or else bull their way through by raiaing their voices to a shoot. Many cbildrea, as well as tbeir Dadb, tbiak tbal If they Mslit need for lies. Clear up the adult alcoholic’i unsolved inner conflict, too, and he ntay loee Ms whisky thirst. So send tor my booklet on "lloa^ to Break the Tobacoo and Liquor Habits’’ endosing a stamped re- t make gsad oa "No, Mother.” he flba, as a de- And that same tendency to lie when cornered, explains much of a school child ■ flhbfa«. But other youngsters learn to become liars becanae they imitate' their parents. "Ten Hto laaa at tbe (tosr Ibat ^tolbar kat baaie.** a cMM wmy ba ardeeeJ by Ms awa aistbwr. SniY |UD0 UE TItis <0lberate cultivation of ly- ESCan MEORANISMB When adults can,’! J their bragging, they may evea tiy to flee thr area (rolling stone or vagabond strategy). If phyrical flight is bloched, they n>ay then try to run away mentally. as via drunkentem or dope on Insanity or even the suicide of peopla wba oaa’t taet tacts. Is BHRagielBg aad tbs I 'af payrbissamne Mb. » W Pr. Ctowsa W_»Cry MtfwaarwMi wsWoto. ■ae. to TIM awMlitoe VMM to MpStSlM “ ^ to Mjered br tHTiuj, ■ MM a WetossB ase su otiwr a tto aSdSSs auas sa 4S^» It. au toso tabMilpuau P*r*^ •evsaw. Saaas* Am ton toM M tiN ase saw nw m pmusc. MteSlfsa. SlMitor of fSC. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JI LY 6, 1961 ■ ■ ■ i-fl ■ ■ ■ FBKRM.’S nSGOWT S GUIERA DEFT. 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Dr. Ben Herbeter (teft>. Nonraod. Ohio, who was oiverwhefestiiisly elected president of the newly tamed United Owrch tl Christ in PtaUadriphia Thursday, is ooi«ratulalsd bgr Ms ttajr opponent In Rie electaa. Rev. Dr. James E. Wmpm ol FhOadripUa. The new church was tanned in the merser of the EvanfsUcan and Retained Church and the United Church of Christ Reviews Ploi of Operation c w. oomu. PHILADELPHIA — The United Chnrch ol Christ, with Its new top oOoer plndied from a Midwest pulpit, today reviewed whether to hsep |hrh« funds to ewamlnatisn ol the ‘ elides involvsd to financial np> port of dsirches and daircii^w-Uted instltutlBns wh’*^ ---------------- A few eoUsies la the gonth re- Gizenga Troops Apply Pressure Spread Around Homn Towns of Logislatort — as 0kf for Backing? camot he . overcome an by a poHcy of tadating Commo* nist nattais from the community of nations. ‘The Russian, Chinese and Iher peo|de living imdsr Commu-Ist governments are also mem-hers of God’s family. a are now called upon to de- ny BENinB LEOPOLOVILLB. tha Conge (AP>- Antotat Osenga’s leftM StanleyvUla tavenumef is qutoh ly deploying troops around the home tosros of Pailiament msm-hers frem the Northeast Congo, possibly to pressure the legiria-ton to vote as Giaenga wants them to if Parliament ever convenes. UJf. military faftelligence officoss reported today. A * ★ "This Is no gsma ing. ’ said a top W« fleer. “Thme troops ployed according thought-out plan and it's IS par riaments that contribute sacr.“' Resistiiig the spread of Inn Is esaeatlal, but bnatUlty on our part Is not help-fid to tha cause of peace, free-Justloe,’' the resolutkm Parl^pmsat In mind. "R dossal happsB In my try. but this sost of thing is rse- "Our country must also lead In the political and social reform that so much of our world needs, ’ added. Dr. Heihster, S«, a beapectaded aandlMiairad paster in Norwood avsr sines ha began preaching 30 yaaiB ago, wav eiacted Wednesday by a 03 to 166 vote over the Rav. Dr. James E. Wagner, of Philadelphia, a nattaiBUy imom- Tha United Nattais Is to Idtertea with GIsenga’s troop movonents la Oriental and Kivu loyal to bis OommaalsUiactod omouL snxNca Officially, tha United Katkoi Is maintaining a ftrict siteDoa over StanleyvlUe troop movemods. ■. UJf, totrili-gence officers are convinced the show of force Is designed to pressure wavering legtalatures from Kivu and Oriental provinces Into tht Gisenga For legislatorB to swing over to supporting Presidedt Joeeph Ka-savubu'B Western-aligned Leopoldville government would invite reprisals from StanleyvlUe troops who wilj be on the spot when they return to their homes. Also their familtes would be constantly menaced. Group Picks Best Motto for Month of July Is tor toe nssaOi of JWy: ^ piehlem Is tos as to baflls tWs stgarisallaik'* aai TraH*m lsskh« gssd today. (hyastosy Ihat.ha had »Mjr- Heat Oh Kennedy to Build Up This Year oeatlan,'(ha foreign aid ■ cart ftjr 1 Huahh Officials to Moot Ry JAMBS MARLOW WASHINGTON — The first half of 1961 was a Mad of aspirin ta a won't go away. We are now fresh out of SRiirliis. Up tin June 10 Presidcat tan-nedy's adnUnlstrstlon had —comparatively—a delightful time with both Oongress and the Russians. In Oongress, vdiere he lacks enough suppent to sail his programs through aa he arin, he used two simple but adroit metbr ods to get what he wanted; MODERATE PROORE88 I. Ptir the'most part he offered very moderate programs which, by thrir nature, avoided violent opposition: dltferences wiUi members of Oongress on various points but not on fotal programs. J. He use* pressure, persuasion nd conceasionB by himself and members of his White House staff to win over such opposition . .. Wm.A *naU Kam KmM a ^ Tht medicnl care hill loata fitol sbont dead tor 196L Ma t Uhsly to get aetton until ISO. AAA The Mg ttamUe in his foreign U pngraai M Me request to OangresB to* glvs him authority to promise this aid on a five-year basis. He wants recipient nationB to be able to pien Mag-raaga ba- as he had. This has been a very smooth operation. Kennedy's own 15 years in Congress made " expert on this. The result was a big batdi of gtalatiaa which sen all that was involved—would have given him first year in office. But it up most of the progranaa before June 30. But the three biggest and most ct^ troverrinT were left over until «if-ter the Fourth of July' holiday. MREEBM) BILU These were federal aid to ed- OoiRreai M heeltant ahent sign-h« tha cfasGli tor Unit tar ahand. ThanH ha raughnnd-tnmhla an » goat tor tha fsteal ANN ARBOR IRv fives of MmmR 30 fsdfcad. Mate and Meal publle wattara «ad health iiijtrlii Afll oonvina nt the Uni- daar what tha eahtana wiU ba. yaw tiM hast w« Jita ^,y p| MeUgan of Pub- - - ■ ^ jjg jj,^ July 1^21 pot • tralaliig Insfituto on admlaiitrat|iDn ol Ref from now fintB Labor Day. at Maid. Goagreas riMadd ba mak- li« mote nolaa than tt did an becatUM of tha quesfion; Should the aid also go to church and private schools. At this momant tt Isn’t af an Oongraas probably win ta Mb A A- A In the foreign Bald Knnady stumbled badly on Cuba by sp-sad-eack invaaian by Sammy Davis and Mai Britt Have Daughter HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Swedish ctira Mai Britt and Negro entertainer Sammy Davla Jr. art the parents of a 7-pound, 7-ounce 8 Widows Sue U.S. Over Texas Tower NEW YORK (UPI) - The wM-owB of eight men killed In the collapse of a giant Air Itace rndar tower off the New Jersey coast have filed suit against the federal government for |2J miUMn in "deUitairiy happy" at liecoming father tor the first time. The baby, named TTacy uy, was bora Wednesday. Moth-r and daughter are dotog fine. Mice Britt’s doctor said. ★ A A Davis and the blonde nctreea were married last Nov. 14. f DavM, 34, and Bfias Britt, M. had hem divorced once previously. AfUatJhe HawnUna Mlands had establishod Ihemarives aa a n^ub-lic, they voluntarily bad thefar domain annexed to the U.8. ta statue of a Territory b> IM- in^ederal Admiralty Court for the Siouthem District of New Yoric. Theyhamed the U. S. government and tour private contractore. AAA Each woman is asking 1380,000. They all are Widowa ol conshnao-tion and technical personnel killed when the pMtfona, known as Toc-as Tower No. 4, co&apsed and aa ' 1 a storm file night of Jan. 16. AAA Twenty^lght Air Force and civilian personnel were killed when •aBNttkc wB }ww fn ba.dsM. ■a tbs seeeod hoK «< MgRt to wind up bskig n ptatad. his salty stem talk, the Oomnm-nUta have calmly gobbled np more of it. 'A A A Bat to most Amerieene Cuba probaUy looks Ite small while toy Laos. Mat in Souflieast Aria, aeems far away and not vl-taL n IhM had bewi all that was involved In foreign dealing Could probably have beta swept qnder thejmg. But It wasn’t fVom the momeift ha took office Kennedy knew before the year was out be was going to have trouble wifii Russia over West Berttai. Premier Khrushchev had warned of It last year. AAA But for most of Kennedy’s eariy months in office Khrushchev rather gracious, as if allowing the new President to move into his hew house before polling the roof down around bis ears. AAA So Khrudidiev waited tOl early June to tell Kennedy he waifted r tan file end of ttw SHELBY $150.00 WoMing Ring $42.50 MARtIN $250,00 Wadding Ring $75.00 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS SHaWS MsR to the church have never ndmUtod Nweea, snfi amie de-nomtaafional eongregatkins are an white. AAA The newly merged church, tor aieefing the Rev. Dr. Ben If. IMrtator, a Norwood, OhM parish pasta as president, also consid.| ered badfiiR "universality of the; menberriiip’’ In the Untted Na-| Uom, Iniatcntially Inchiding Red China. HEMURlOfr PRND6NO A pending reaolufien, np far ac- Inereaae Jusfioe. To ef-nge M all the _____ iM victory. Dr. Heri took tha roatnim at the church’s gnand vnod to promise his nt-wmms efforts to 1^ the church to hwreaeing dtvotMn "to the demands of the Gospd of Jesus Christ’ KRewakPact With N. Korea Pledges Red Military Help if Asian Nation Is Attacked MOSCOW (AP) - Premier Khnishch^ today announced a new mutual assistance pact with North Korea pledging Soviet military help if the Asian Communist state la attacked. AAA The So\iet news agency Taas said Khrushchev announced the agreement at a Soviet-North Korean friendship meeting here attended by Marriud Kim D-ain«. who has been premier of North Korea since before the Korean War. Both prmiers aigned the treaty. CALLS COUP TRREAT Tasi said Khrushchev told the meefiiM the poup by South Korea’s armed torcce in May has raised tiw fiuMt of "the establishment there of in open FascMt mUltaiy dictotorriiip." 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Markudd. a retired man. was bound, clubbed and shot once earty Wednesday by a man who forced his way into klar-kudd’s home. Mrs. Markudd. 53. who was bound and beaten pe-verely. said « bandit Soroed Ui way into their borne at gunpoint. She skid he demanded money Completing Jury for Peebles Trial any money in the house he stiudc her on the head with Ms gnn'hnd Hartman. Stanton, two women and a boy were halted by state police at a UJS.31 roadblocfc near Saugatuck about two hours after die Slaying. Officers said they found two 38-caliber pistds in the car. They said tests showed one of the pistols fired the bullet adilch killed Mar-kudd. “ The women, Misa Blarcie Jean Byrne, 30, and Mra. Barbara Jean-Stepleton, 34, both of CMcago, were quartered at a Musk^pm mo-td at dty expense as material witnesaea. Mra. Stepleton’s son was with them. Washington is Evergreen state. known as GRAND RAPIDS W-Cbnvlstian of the Jury, for the murder bial of Otto PeeUea was expected in Circuit Court today. 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WASHINGTON (UPD-PresWent Kennedy showed Wednesday he hu an eye lor feminine beauty. WWW RetBcnlng from a Fourth of Ady weekend at Cape Cod, be ctriding acrods the White I bwn when he suddenly spotted a group of seven giris. He waved briefly and moved on toward Us White House office. ♦ ♦ ♦ Bid as he was dimbing steps to the porch, he evidently realised w hat he bad seen-an unusually good lookliif gnMU> of yoimg ladies. The girts bad just completed a tour of the White House. Later they were greeted by the President's younger brother Edward, and two brothers-btlaw, R. Sergeant Shrtver, Peace Corps dttree-tor, and Steven Smith. jMitzi Qaynor Calls for Help After Storm LAS VGGAS, Nev. (AP)-Mitsi Gaynor waited nervously today for her halrdronwr to Mil but of Sr catastrophe caused by two raritiee-her nightclub debut and a Las Vegas rainstorm, a # a Her wardrobe of seven original gowns got soaked in transit from HoBywood and ruined. Four were Parbian models, made in the United States for her appearance at the Flamingo Ho-starting-,tpnlgM. Nons-was usable. a Cartons containing the gowns were turned upside down alter be-unloaded from an airplane; during a shower Monday, aid. The sictresfl put In a hurried, sll for a Los Angeles esigner to wUp up a new ensemble, and '-will go on. W. Iteich JoblMMiMS Drops to Postwar low NUERENBERG, Germany ift — The number of unemployci in West Germany dropped last month to 99,303, a postwar low, ths Federal Labw Office hu amxwnced. M the same time, the offie said more than half a ihiil^ foreign worinrs.have poured couptry in recent years to aaat Germania labor Hi spite ttw Influx, there sre 8SS.7D0 Jabs golag bar King, with agricnltura and the eon-■truction bualneu hardest hit by the shortage of wurhars. 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SH« sw ■Mia Htmmm feS aU feM. uS feW aw aMlh m nr nmSmtm. FEDDERS cooHmg In 77 ooeomfo Ihs weilin auMranfed ak caadWeaw easH kM Ihu na-cf-tlwaiill nakss. With Psddsn anariu 77-flsaoM iHtallatioa. yoo eu save ap la SIS in Im fikaa IH nfamisB. So why act sajoy ths wotUb flnisL FBAYEB'S APPLIANCE DISCOUNT HOUSE 919 Oichtfl Lk. Ats.. PmHac FI 4^926 OpM BTMiifs 'til 9-Sslu8iy 'til 8 IMMEDIATE NO MONEY FREE DELIVERY DOWN PARKING Sevan! of the giris won variations of tha Jacqueline Kennedy hair style. ney wen Mfes Austria, Mas Csnads, Mbs Greece. Mfes Itely, Mfes Bhedesta. Mas Seuth Atrtea and Mbs Wahs. Afee EMydohrliieiMe At Save Plumbing! TOU POFT MUD USH! iasf Cvsdit Taruit —Take I Tears M ftr 21x32 Double lewl snnusssTKi eOnSS KITOHEN SINK $22^ SUMP PUMP »26” S CsL eiufl-lu Type 30-GALLON PuN Pactety Casrsutsi AUTOMATIC GAS WATER NEATER OATHTUBS BSTwrins ...... exsTx mnnnn BSTWrOBS ...... Ml- •99“ •10.P LAUNDRY TBAYS CempisteWM Vsed aed Paucet ^1““ CASHatMCARKY 111 RATH SETS I. WIJS MOOM 2lsS2 Dm KITCHEN SINKS •29“ •13* s oaanx l|AW coums............ SUOBT nts laSEOCLABS'......... • A GEADB CAST IBON A OEADK SOIL PIPE <" SB. son pira s-ri. umws 1" S.B. son Pirn •3“ •3“ FIIERGLAS PIPE WRAP Roll S9c 50,000 GRAIN Psaisus Sraud WATER SOFTENER RANGE HOOD COMPUTE WITH; $29” PKST OUAUTY TOUT SEAT •2.79 PLASTIC PIPE LMifet ..;6R , Ufe* PI. STEEL PIPE WMfeMfe PftMA — n* LMftS* fBM WSM corns PIPE 1*Week Specioll L Sfei. sr cwi no. Ft 40' COPPER FITTINGS ,..a jo; .V T.. u; aa .. fe" tm - a* STEEL FITTINGS 12* ir 3-nectBITIOUTm. White w ^ **• *•* PUMBM6 SUPPLY CO. nsSsSifiiiw n 4*1918 R 9*2108 Opaa Fiidwy Valil • PtU PARKINC ON WmiN ST. SIOI CmvINo Stock el BUCTUC nU6*m REARU Starts Thursday at ROBERTHALL OFF SALE our entire stocks of LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES (2 to a customer) LADIES’ SUMMER BLOUSES (6 to a customer) LADIES’SUMMER SHORTS (4 to a customer) LADIES’SUMMER SKIRTS (4 to o customer) MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS (6 to a customer) BOYS’SPORT SHIRTS (4 to a customer) Take 25% off the regular price tags on every Item! Every garment brand new for summed Thousands to choose from just in time for summer wear and vacation! Come oariy tor host seftcfion... Doors open 9 A. iM. IN PONTIAC 200 N. SAGINAW ST. olpfN IVftY NIGHT TILL f 1 IN CURKSTON-WATnVoKD 6460 DIXIE HIGHWAY Air condMofiod lor year Bkopfhm courfoit .1 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1961 DISCOUNT $1.00 Sise OLD SPICE or fSQC COLOGNE ... V9 aus $ln * JbJbn Q-T TANNING Xll* LOTION. Uv ltog.56e EODAK FILMS $lKk and WhRe 30$ 120-127-620 Size FLASH BlILK-S’t tr 2B’t SY^AMIA *1 *09 lUg. 98d-^4't DRIStAN |%Q° TABLETS VV Rag. $1,23-100'. |||%|b BUFFERIN 83 ALKA-SELTZER TONI or f g PROM Oil 19 R$«.54c NOW 35* PERMANENT 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT! CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, Etc. 25%"^ SAM'S DRUGS PIESCBIFnON SPBCIAUSTS ^ WRLGREni A6ENCT 32M Auburn Rd.-^Auburn ^ 8-1422—UL 2-3230 FREE DELIVERY Om- t D.y.. w-k: 9 A.M. M 10 9.M. S«iidart 9 to 9 Bury Hemingway in Hunting Valleys bell tolled today'for famed author Eknest Uemin^ay win wtoi to be laid to rest in a tiny well-kept cemetery in the heart \|»|iliitm , 4 f'-' ■ • SAVE *90 on Frostless Refrigerator-Freezer 299 • Regdarlr at $389.95 R 1341 Cn. Ft. Cnpneity NO MONEY DOWN SAVE *40! Kenmore Sewing Machine with Console Cabinet I MONEY DOWN AT SEARS! 0088 Re^^duly at $129.95 WW AU frostless—our lowest sale-priced refrigerator with bottom freezer. Magnetic doors. Twin slide-ont crispers; fnlf-width door storage plna manj other conrenimice features—§11 a| 1% Mvings! Come in tonight, Friday nite or Saturday. oompleCe Our beshaeDing machine because it’s so oonvenieiit to use. Doea all everyday tewing with strong double-lock stitch in both fnmard end reverse; does marhrne baling. pi.cnding, hemming. Soe et at Sears! ^^feitisfaction ffliaranteed or your money back” SEARS 154 North So^^w St. Phone FE 5^171 THIRTEEN (5 THAT FALCON FOTURAHAS^ 50RE6CfnJHAri71AlCE5(JHEN IT COMES TO CAMRVINS THINSS J /it HAS A HANOI/ CONSOLE^ f RETIOEENTHE FRONT SEATS ) \^WRPERS0NALff^T5; , AND (TSZaiCURC FOOT TRONIC > ................... Snoim Right, Limu—there's hts of room for everything in • Futurt—except improvement! Room for two lucky people in the individuaJly contoured twin front seats—room for three more on the wide, foam-padded back seat. And room for all their luggage in Future’s really big trunk! Jo addition to room and eomfort, Future gives jiou great gas economy. It has the famous Falcon Six engine that delivered 32.6 mpg in a Falcon with standard shift, under the crosscountry test conditions of this year’s Mobilgas Economy Run. All the cars in the Run were driven by experts really out to win— but Falcon topped ’em all with the best gas mileage for a ”6” or "8” in the 25-year history of the Run! And here’s the nicest surprise: for all its luxury, all its economy ^ the new Falcon Future is priced hundreds of dollars below other luxury compacts—even Mow some standard compacts! It’s America’s lowest-priced* luxury compact . . . and it’s at your Ford Dealer’s now! Falcon Futilra COMPACT COUSIN OF THE THUNDERBIRD NOW... STOP, SWAP, AND SAVE... DURINS YOUR FORD OEALEWt EWAPPINO tSE SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER M KMC\T9 Thmimf' I U* only vvw aMbrnm mrim to f GREAT GHOST TALES - pn»»^lmd to by M FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JTJLY g. 1991 June Traffic Mels PaittM poilM taaocd 2.000 tkketi In JuM, down tnm 2,010 the pn- Lut month'a breakdown tickets received by the violations bureau for mrocessliic taidudea tSl citatkms for movtac vkdattoos. 923 tWtete for parkiiig meter viola-tions, aiM) ^ for other parking MAIN nVNK UNE-^Anoettc. the baby ele- around phant that has the run of the Milwaukee County Klassy. 2k», boarded a car on the xoo train for a ride passeng mds with her keeper, Walter on the train found their fellow Interesting than the "nxwcape." Asking a wunum her age is like buying a used car. You cu gum timt the speedometer's been turned Imdt but you can't teOJost how far . . . Why is it that people wfll work doubly hard at an Intel etUng Job ao diey can save up enough money to retire and be bored?— Eart Wilaon. EXTRA HEAVY RAILINGS perlin. ff.. The “Do-It-Yourself’ Rail With the Custom J-ook CW« Do ImtaH) Heavy PORCH COLUMNS $1300 As Low As SoMy Tread Reduce* SSppbig fwifitlMln Utejiftmitofifciifl Manufactured By Concrete Step Co. 6497 Highland Rood(M-59) Telephone 673-0775 Add BecNfty to Your Home With Concrete Steps cmd Railings Open 'til 5:00 Saturday la May thee epaik- Canadian Publii^r Dies at 65 in MonHoba The violations bureau eoUecM S7,tn on 2,093 tickets paid last month. Of these, 1.U1 were paid at the Public Safety BuUdli«, S93 by mall, and 319 through warrant There was S9,2U5 collected in May on 2,719 tickets. BRANDON. Man. iH-StiMM C WUtehead, 95. paUiMier of the Brandon ^ and a leading figure In Canadhmrjountalian. died In a hospital hers Wednesday after a long illness. A native of Brandon, WhlMwad became the Sun publisher in 1941. He once served as presldait of the Canadian Dally Newspaper Pub-UMiers AsKclatlon. ^wor/d on'0Nb9/9,pf9a99*r GILBEYS W tnvBtyboi fnthdi fbomr lltayh MstIM lasiM Bnr Ik IS fesaf. m Ms NHM IpMgftS A WEEK-END imagine, a powerful 2^-H.P., 4-cycl6 Craftsman rotary priced"iM> low! i99 Reg. 1.29 Outdoor Power Cord $1 Cterc* n TrouUe Light Puts Light on the Job Jubilee Priced rm. $ 15% c 51 25-ft.! Heavy 1« gauge. 2-wlre extension cord, yellow in color to see in grass! places. 18 nuge : Heavy duty guard and ns double outlet. Ott s^tch. Elaetrical DepL Main Allstate Floor Mats In Seven Colors Front $3 collapsible carrier doubles trunk space •12 • Regularly 114.95 • 41x35 Vtx7>/j-incliea Charge It Built to carry big loads. Folds in half for easy storage. Has* four S-inch rubber suction cups, 4 cotton web straps with rubber-covered gutter hooks. Fits all cars with rain gutters. Save r Aeta Aeeesse^Jns. Ferry ft lesemeal Motor Tune Upper Cylinder Lubricant ^ Add to gasoline Cleans and lubricates. Frees sticky valves, cuts carbon knock ami other noise. Effective* ly lubricates upper cylinder parts. Fights sludge. Craftsman professional sabre saws, edge guide 33=“ • R^rularly at $41.95! • Develops over Yi HP. NO MONET DOWN This industrial quality saw is 8 saws in one: rip, crosscut, hack, coping, scroll, jig, band and key-hole. Designed for continuous service. Includes edge guide for cutting circles or straight lines. 6'4-Inch Electric Saw with Case.............33.71 7-Inch Electric Saw, Regularly 44.98 .......39.99 Sale-Priced‘Plastic Garden Hose %z Zips Through Tough Sanding Jdlw Reg.8MJl 19®^ Ckargu n Powerful Tong'-streke ditSttl Sander gives rapid removal of wood, paint, scratches. tSJS CraftsBUB BeeiweoaUBg Sawder ..21M ttJS Drill. H-lweh .....UJi tMSDee. Drill, K-ia. ZISS H-lnch diameter lightweight plastic hose. In bright red. Reg. 1.79 Orasi Shears ..,$1 ALLSTATE deluxe quality car cooler •44 No Mon^ Down Deep mpulded design in 7 harmonizing colors to dress-up your car's Interior. Top quality rubber in oolorfast and durable, easy to clean. Cool driving comfort with 2-speed push buttons and ISO* louvers for air control. Ice chest for bottled drinks and storage compartment for smali items. Save at Searst adjustable life vests for boating safety •3 Your best buy because they’re U& Coast Guard approved ’’Satisfaction guaranteed or your money bade” SEARS Adult size vest is Kapok filled with cotton drill cover in bright easy-to-eee orange. D-ring and harness strap for ease ip putting op or taking off. CWId’s vests (op to 90 Iba.) ......... gg ^ Iperdeg Oeedk Ifeiry It lewBewl 154 N. Saginaw St Phone FE 54171 f THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 1961 FIFTEEN City Planners Believe in Emphasizing the Practical WNft'l NMM MM* MlnMn* MMit garden layouta can atffl be nen In al^p keep hianea out ti aome arena. Detroit'* bub-and-qnke* anangemcat lor Ita main Itreeto waa a notable acl\|evement ■y«0». Wrtttaa far n* AT Make no little j^ana, Daniel -H. Burnham, n«pit lamoua of all dty pUumera. onM aaid. He imctioM what he pceadted and tranalormed the mlaerable adcago lakdStnt Into a o>a>iifl- alter a deotnictive lire la 1806. PLANS OBTUMT A number of dtiea were caught up in the planniiig awirl in the de-preaalon of the U30'a and World War IL ways than wi^ statue plaaM and boulevards. | IMS tae^ie praetloal'V he Ihaa M l It has bees______________ ef ptaaalat M nwaldpal budgets. Tba ^wwfli af ptaaaliv ae-thrttlea la the last live yuan, la Met. is jaat, abort a( apeotanular la thisftafb. For instance, in 1865 aaginaw spent fbr planning. Last year, the fl^ was fffi.600. Kalamazoo Moif man doubled its expenditure in the five years to 829,-000 in UOOl qrand Rapids went from $22,000 to 149,000. In por«apita' spending for plan-ntaig, FUnt srenl from nine cents in 1965 to e hi 1», Detroit from 15 to 26 cents anb Ann Arbor from 22 to 64 ecMs. MicMgan’iscroes and a handftd of counties vend well over a mil-lion doUars a year on planning. CknnmonRy Pbuning hi this state brand of etty ptaantag, no MIcU gaa etty beasM M a bettor plai aad eanrytag-oat of the plaa thai Oak Pash. * subnboB dty of M. m just north of Detroit There, the planner's goal of separating the various types land commercial, civie _____________________s of gradual transitioa, or bufier sfilpo, of trees nd shrubs. . Thus, Oak Park is nearly filled with single-family dwellings, apartment bouses, shopping centers, public buildings, pa^ and numerous small industries. Although compact, the dty is neat aad uncrowded. It is a convenient place in which to live be-cauae'fhe land uses got sorted out before t b e y hawened <—through planning. Other dtics are suffering headaches over traffic oongestlan, laek of parking, no room far sdwoia or it been done and carried out over goes back to the Indians, whose Guard Nation's Missile Secrets VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Cain (UPI) - It was almost like any other dose order drilL A sergeant barking mders, demanding — and getting — attention, instant Only Six taataiedby the try duty a Age base loverodit. \ the troopaj were dogs. Qennaa sMpberd dogs — — most of Michigan’s dties now filled to thdr borders, dty planning condsts of preserving the good that exists and showing how the bad can be made over. livonia. one of the state’s newer dties, is carsying out a practical plan that will provide services as fiwy become needed throughout the 36-square-mile dty. And it has adopted a rdatively new srrinkle in zoning, the "handmaid of idarming*’ that spells out IV dogs' wete among 22 used ^ land may be used at the missile^ li used to be that emgle-famlly s^t areas. They patrol only at consldeied the "high- ”wfth U»tr bndl«. - thw t™. ?«■>»*«' «« < 1.^ up one man to one dog — the _______________ dogs are ^ ^ With anybody else, they be-d^aujcatlon. That is come Slixsa^ of concentrated ^ „(flclal*. violence, caplUe of Idliing even the largest man if they are nd Dogs.and handlers all voL unteers for the job — train together at an eight-week course at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. ^ ------ — The Livonia ordinance and aome Then they are asslgbed to a hosM newer ones around the state fot-base Where the training contlnnes. low the traditional areas. But they mkdiniaed many of today’s prob-lems say dty leaders from one enf of toe state to fife other. ■loauBS sf the hard teasaa learned, plsanlag today Is as lM«wr consldeied a Mil bn»~ rlike aa arobHeeTs plaao far a Many Michigan dties find they [Frost for 'Doop Freezo' I GREDIVILLE, S. C. UD-The commander of toe C14T Globenias-ter phase of Opecatkai Deep lYseis for 1961 In the Antarctle aa .lack land for new and expandedlfor industry when talklag in totaliand homes that it is of no practical appnpriate name. He is’lit. Cbl. jlndustry. In some Instances, toey|figuiss, but the land is so clutteied|use to the spread-out needs of mod-|^ B. Frost of Donaldson Air iK.». ---------------------u—I— iForce Base. s'em Industry. TU dfy Says, *Hiave OverH Rtmoral.Sah thnuah.lutr — ial2 riae Thnben, 16 ft. leng ....,..^.U.OO 2s6 Testae end Oreeved.......... .Se per ft. YOUNG'S. irSED.lUlfBra 226 bar brndovard. Nertb •ssn Mayer Add living space^ anyplace nwIsLuceNr rtBiMLASs panbls ONLY ^89” FREE-At An Extra Bonus-A 3-Pc. Boi^B^uo Sot With \ Evtry Patio Roof!! GRACE HARBOR lumber CO. 70 SQOtRltEL RD. AUtURN HilGHTS FME DELIVERY OFn DAUT AM SAT. I:M TO SM PJL FINANCING arranged FE 5-9291 UL 2-1000 SEARS Automatic Water Softener 179“* REDUCED *20 RegnlArl7*199** • Pleasure brine tank hnt no float Tnlve to ttfdc. • Automatie indicator shows every regeeeeadee. • Yob never ran out of eparkliag. raia aoft water. INSTALLATION CAN BE ARBANGEDI GUto-linodTank Avtomatie Got Water Heater *TdceWitA**PriM NO MONEY DOWN Heaae-nt eeeaeaqr sMdel that** iedgwd fie affktoal lem Mto. Has IWlI* 4araK OM bee keaei. IVftek-^rpe Steel Garage Door 8x7-ft. 53“ DoarWoaHRirt *5^ Aato^pe to«k apsas tnm tedde ll^ewdgbt iilralil alaadaaa •r eat Save! weak iwl. waiw er aeed paint. 16x7a.GafageDeer..llS.9a WitobaidwaNb Staalar. S9* Offon 180-ft. 14a. HaeUng Tiye 100% Pore Hog BrlgtleBnuli DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR beauty, protection with . chain link fence, instaUed per ft. Inehideai feaeet lino posla, top ran, loop capa, llae hardware Yonr chlldraa and pets deserve the best protection ... aad David Bradley Chain Link Fence gives jnst that. Heavily galvanised fabric gives longer life! 11-ga. steel v^ire retains its tantaess. AS-inehes high. Gates and hardware, terminal posts extra. Save more at Sears! r«adag Dept., Fsny St. BaMMcot SHOP SEARS TONIGHT-FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS ONTIL 9 SPRINKLING SYSTEMS aliuninum combination storm-screen window HOMART sliding glass doors bring outdoor beauty indoors U7 • Regnlarly at *14.951 •Upto60UnitodIaeliee 12* 166 ' Rtnek Qungelt Gleaming alnmimim can't nut and nerer needs to bepaint^ Easy-sliding pands let yon change seasons with the fUck of a wrist. Pands tilt into the house for fast; easy, safe cleaning. Overlap. Reg; $15.95 Weather.Stripped, Inset Window. . . 14.66 84 oCiystal i^hse o Pally weaGer striped S*x6*10** door regalaily $114.95! By merely'sliding the 1^ doers, yon can morn from year honse to the pai^ or backyard. Shop Soars toai^t natil 9! 119.95 SUdlag Door, 6*x6*10**..................99.97 139.95 Sliding Door, 8*x6*10“................. Sliding Thermopane Doors with Sereeae Regnkr 209.95 Door, 6*6’10** ..................189.97 Regnlar 279.95 Door, 8*6*10“.................. 244.97 itoaihglfstoTtolt, Ptoiy 9fc Bieweat iScmbOffOld Marine-Type Spar finish With Water Vamiah Holds Up Reg. $1.79 ftoe. MAw felnitog muf snf asit. unt^enHb eoaianteed or your mmie?; GoL Charge It We know of no finn paint for stneeo, masonry and asbestoif shingle and aiding surfaces! Easy to apply, it dries quickly to a beantifol flat finish Aat wean long. Clean np with water. , SEARS Mat Dspt, Mala 1 154 No Sagiiunr St* Latex Interior Covers in One Coat • • • Save at Sears No mess eNker... took wash R98 gat dean in soap and water # ^Charfelt Apply as labd directs aad Master-Mixed Latex will eover any color with one coat! Goes on aasily, dries in 20 min. Scnibbahle. 141ead-frM eolon and white. One Coat Acrylic Latex Interior Flat- • • • -1-89 ^ Phone FE 5-4171 I SiXTKKN THE p6i1iT1AC PKKS^. THURSDAY. JULY tf, 1»61 Dost Control Liquid Chloride—Rpad Oil SKE-KE Ml SOnCE uMsa oiMsn 2222 Novi Rood 4278 Hoggorty Hwy. Committee Bottling Up School Bill By BITH MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON-President l^|i-nedy may be wishing that he had never taken on that Metoric Hght 1^ enlarce the Houae Rules Com-mlttee-and won. Except tor this strategic Uunder, he could now, be lustily blaming the Republican-Dixie coalition if his 2H-mUon dollar.‘must" school was stm botqed up In conunittee. lately tw th* admhe WALL TILE SALE Tin Tora no-iu siu nui 50% T Off £ i:- ONE WEEK ONLY Saedel psrcheee $095 Heavy Dsty Ylayl RUGS *sl2 SPATTER In ASPHALT TILE 9x9xVb" ■ Lafe Celir SthrthB JSuitnS.tataMiiM- Sla7< whki »Seh» IrreR. " ■ofiend Cveiric-iriM*' Sbeef $|49 FLOOR TILE. Many Colefra 111 QulitT. Hstvy 8My n Vlarl WAU COVUIWC FREE PiM eaHmatos m aM inatalisMwMl Plastk and Caramlc wa« HI* and all typos of PURI VINYL 9‘*x9" Sf«nar Fattam-lit RiaHy B* Vinyl Pfecric, 1t» QeeRty FLOOR COVERING s* ta 59< t*n* iiUrti— MiCB^ Vkiyir COUNTEi TOFTOIG Off A NEW MAGIC FORMULA SUPiR-VINYL-X *ap. VJS LATEX PAINT nrmit iruid UrbImui Tilt, lit QialitT ^6* NEW 4i7-1/4” PREFINISHED V-DROOVED $495 LOAN PANELIND <| Ah. 4.S.V4" SliMt ALL TILL AT CASLOAD PtICK FE‘B3in B^C loss WEST HURON ST. PONTIRC PONTIAC'S URGEST ARMSTRONG DEALER! three Nodhera Dctneccats; He«e Ma)ortty LeiMer Jaba MeCbnaaok. R*p. Ihemaa P. antly promised to bring out ach^ bill if JFK'and Speaker Sam Rayburn would let his beloved committee alone. Ayres said; “They forced through the enlargemoit anyway, fo Judge Smith was relieved of his commitment, And now the \^1tite House il paying the piper.*’ Hk three Catholic legiilators re-fose to clear the bUl for House first approves a measure provid-faiig |STS minkm in low-eoat loans to paiochiat and private schoola. * * * The influence of the majority leader, plus foe votes of CyNdli and Delaney on foe nilee com-bave prevmted clearance of foe bUl which could ( ' have readied foe House floor a month ago. something drastic is done, and quickly, the meai promised candidate Kennedy to step up school construction and raise teachers’ salartes will still languish in committee when Congress adjourns Labor Day. OW DEUOHTED Republicans couldn't be more delighted. Former President Eisenhower last week personally damned the Kennedy bill as a step that would "ultiinatdy result in federal control of education." Southern Demooats mostly agree. Hw Joke to that the MB to betag Hocked by Narthen Deas-•cratle Uherato wtw eaa Mdta-arily be waated la the Prad-deat’s fraat raaka. They want to fact. Hit oMy U New Laws in ,18 Statws to Hit Tourists' Pursos CHICAGO (UPI) - tawmakers in 18 states have Increased taxes that affect vacatkmeni durii«. the ast year, commerce clearing ouse said Wednesday. Tourists will be hit hardest in buying cigarettes. Nevada boosted its cigarette tax by (our cents a padi and 15 states raised the levy He to three cents. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Washington raised gamine taxes while Connecticut. Illinois. Mkhl-' gan. Utah and West Virginia upped their general sales taxes by * per cent on purchases over JL Furniture Indudry Reports Good May GRAND RAPIDS Woo'd household furniture industry Seld-man A Seaman Wednesday sajd the industry experienced a decided pickup in new business last May.' New beMUagi to the AprU-to-May period exceeded those made in foe eomparabie period of IMS by as per eeal'-the targeot In IS yean. Frank E. Seidman. who pared foe report, saw three fac-UirS of hualneis in general as key- He said the government's course ppean to be headed to further inflation, the "dynamics" of busi-recovery have definitely been set in motion and foe nation's population continun to boom. Cope Cosh Plenty CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Facilities at this missile test cen-including equipment on 12 down range tolaijd tracking stations,'' represent a total capital In-vestmoit of nearly 800 million dollars. — BE OUR QUEST — • Com« in nfiy on—w«lk etif wWi • Cr«lB« w^r- , propf watch. SwM oa4 pity wHh *t oil samfMr lo— * "wfwfR^lW VOfiyvYlPII* * yew doni fs4 yew Qelw wotoipiwl* weldi li Ae ereolsil buy ever when Leber Day roHs around... simply rehim It for full cracBi Whrt could be eoslsf? SfortsRRi bf Hia KK $24** PRICI SpertsUiriof^ K5S $29»» PRICI lASY PARK AWELERt ICI TIRMS 1 N. 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JULY 6, 1001 AUTO^TOURmrSt TMKM IAK9 MHtMMAIt mHORTGUr SiMcioiM dpcka. loungM. Oelaide badraoiM with toilela bartJia ctdMran’a playroom, (rm atoviaa, TV, • toed and lotiMh- E travel white you ateap. I TteM OHImi . .„ol Mar------- Tal^ WO Hope Countryside Aids Hunt for Pair MOAB, Utah (AP) - Offtcera' s<>archlng the vaat aoutheaatem section of Utah tor a kiUer>ldd‘| naper and a teerMp* girl hoped! today that the rugged country U. S. fo' Repair Prestige Road That Broke Up in Cambodia ceils for Statements FromHational Banks By NORMAN G. CORNISH WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Kennedy has ordered foreign aid offieials to get Busy and repair a $30*milllon road in Cambodia WASHINGTON lAP) - ... comptroller of the currency today | I issued, a call for a statement of which said America’s ambassador to Cam-1‘he condition of all national banka bodta, AVilllam C. TrlmWe, had warhed the “‘ tlM-dose of buaineas Friday. State Department that UJI. prestige in Cfun- iJune 30» Wijvitq. ^ iif, w r\wjRvuir, ..... , ---------- fonn.^ ah^ the man who kidnaped demonstrate American her after killing her mother. Jean-i friendship and technology. ' l^la would suffer “a severe blow" if some-; In Quitman, Miss., Clarke County Circuit Court Clerk A. L. Ramsey, who is the county registrar of voters, said he knew of no complaints among eligible Negro vot- Claims U.S. Planes B.UZZ Soviet Ships escaped with about 93JMM. State police quickly threw up rvadbhM-ks over a SO-mlle radius of the city. Teller Wllham Cupples, tg. MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union diarged today that Ameri- can planes buzzed Russian ahipa replied. 300 times in the last six months in acts of “high seas piracy.” "We haven't bad any Negroes o“»ciaI Soviet trades union a* to vote.” he said “We have | Trud said several of six registered this year. But there iiu^nts took place new has been no election stnee theyi<^*» and charg^ ttat “neariy registered. One of them sat on I'd! Soviet ships off Cuban shores a^trial jury in nreuit Cburt." subjected to sueli provoca- wliidow at mM-motniiig aad dered him to “gtve me “Are you 'fm not joUng. I want all your money, every bit of It,” said the holdup maa. Cupples shoved steck* of $S, $19 and 9te bills over the ter and the man dashed oi Ramsey pointed otit that Mississippi places a 32 .ve'arly poll fa\ on all citizens over 21 and eligible voters must present a la\ receipt before they can vote. Similar legal actions have been brought in Louisiana. Alabama Georgia and Tennessee. Trud said the "piratic sorties" are made from bases located out- ----------------- . CENTREVILLE. Va. i/P. - One; _ woman was killed and a score or Dr Harry D. Morris, of New more injured early today when a Deeds Office Gives June Comparisons Orleans, reports that the currently!Trailways express bus left rain-fashionable high heel nearly tripies I slick Highway 29-211 east of this the weight thrown on the balls of historic community and crashed the feet. I into a tree. ■ County aerk-Register Daniel T. Morphy Jr. today released tbe following monthly comparison report for the register of deeds office: nil Tout chatuii U34 cn»ttci' iioittscM ...... issuing Subpoenas to Big Mobsters WASHINGTON (JT - Senators planning a massive investigation of cpast-to-coast racketeering reported today they are quietly issuing subpoenas for big t^t gambling. narcotics and w^ite davery mobsters. Sen. Jotm L. McOeUan, D-Ark., chairman of the Senate Investigations suMnmmittee, had announced previously such an inquiry was getting under way. He has declined to identify any of those about wh(fih the inquiry will cen- ter. 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MARRIAGE — Actress Lauren Bacall and actor Jaaon Robards Jr. cut a weddlnf cake In Hollywood Wed-jiesday in celebration ot their marriage Thursday afternoon in Ensenada. Mexico. Previously they had attempted to wed in Europe and the United States but were thwarted by legal difficulties arising from a Mexican dwtirce obtained by Robards’ wife. Actress Involves *Air Pollution Rqte Drops | ► NEW YORK (UPIi - R-hen; Mayor Robert Wagner banned non-| I essential vehicular traffic into the Offer Ends Sat., July 8th: Only 39 Loddars Left West End Paint & Wallpaper Co. 487 EUZABITH LAKi ROAD JUST WEST of TILEGRAPH ROAD Hrt. 7:30 to S:30 - Fri., Opon 'HI 9 hearing is scheduled July 14 on i actress Joan Tyler’s request for Ian order restraining George Jes-Isel from disposing of his assets I pending trial of her paternity suit I against him. * ★ * . ] Miss ’Tyler, 27, requested the order Wednesday. She contended 'that Jessel’s permanent place of : business is in New York and that Uhe «3-year-old entertainer may: I transfer his holdings out of Cali-, |fomia, causing her and her un-, ibom child "irreparable damage." e MiM Tyler’ suit" doesn’t say iwh«> the child is expected, but 'she said out of court that she ex-Ipects the baby in December. Jes-' sel denies paternity. A hearing on the suit itself is set for July 27. a 66 per cent drop in the dty’s air pollution rate. I THE FLOOR SHOT’S » SPECIAL JULY 4Hi INSTALLATION FltlCES! KITCHEN FLOOR $49.00 KENTILE Asphall Tlla csisn) $49.95 SANDRAN PonHoc't Lorgest This new Sandrsn is scrubless . . . won't spot, won't stain! COYOr 0 9x12 ROOW J Cleans instantly with fh. iwish of a <|amp mop! Thousands ^ _ , rrancnilM sealed Eaap OnIw Sondron D«oUr tight and smooth for nt# under a coat of dear vinyl. “U" Wllljr ^ I # ew W VINYL RUniR TILI F Ea I ELASTIC WALL TIU ARMSTRONC'S loWd TILI [ VINYL PLASTIC 59c tq. yd. FREE! 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MVE YWR TlOin HAWf I IT TK STOKE AT TIK OF POMIUSE 'iJ* hhi 18 N. SAGINAW aptn Mon., Fri., ’HI 9 PM. t •! r nVKXTY the PONTIAC press. THURst)AV. JULY 6. FTC Will AcC6l6rdt6 Deafness Popti«c City Affair* Complaint Hearings jfor Over 125 With Operation WASHINGTCKs' tUPH - Hwi ____________________________ ^ , federal firmde Commission has CHICAGO 'UPI> amoimced a sweepinf niles rcvi- IB disposition of *«• I® patients through I sk nmllhtMiimlai •Iwavnl^ K/sn* MMllBfMh. j diaimiaii Paul Rand Dnon .told nen-smen Wednesday, the rules nnre designed to "dv-ercome as dHidi internal lag as poasiUe”. wtthdttt sacrificing a fair trial 2nd Urban Renewal Loan Apoved by Commission New Tractor Wants U.S. Aid; Staffed by Exiles Mongolia Trend to Be Protested MIAMI, FU. (AP)-A coo^-tee of Ciihan e^es, lOTmed toj MBBBBIBBWBaa BBW « BBBBBBBBBS BBB BB the eXChitl«e Of trBCtOTSj relatively simple bone leplace-f^UUI V f V\J Ml wVM JJIVII (or prisdners. said today it ex-! ... ^ .... s The aecoiid urban renea-al loan—j repay the first ai)d carry the proj- meiu in iU ilcalings aith Cuban' nas—one Nationalist, the «>»»»**' - jtWs one amounting to $3.031«0!ect through the end of the year. Prime Minister Fidel patro. i TAIPpi. Formosa fAP>-U.S.lunited Nations rather than share -will come from Community Na-jy^, collateral, the city has the ^ spokesman s«id the commit- y^i^uyludor Everett F. Drum-jChinese representation with the] attempt to raise money |e(, ,od,y (or consultetionaiPeiping regime. ' U.S. Official En Routa From Formosa to Talk Against Liboralism deplores US. moves toward dip Longshot Pa/I Off {lomatic recognition trf COmmunistl looter Mongolia, oonslddrod hero a| DETROIT » - Smfy Rom. a soviet vassal state and part ‘o 1 rtmt.'capturod the feltik. 11.200 eighth race at NorthvUlo Downs last night in 3;0S.2. T^ kNigabot |«ld $36.80, $16 and $3.n. Earl’s Perpetual took the first and D, Dale the second for a daily double of $34.80. < Nationalist China will use her veto power if necsMaiy to blodt Outer MongoUa’s admission Into the United Nations; Dr. Sydney Lerner. 46. of Chl-!|io„*j gmjt 1,,^^ this month xago, said patienta from 16 to T3‘ $5,165,044 held in rese.^•e by ChoQse Ckalsea Woman PHILADELPHU (fi-Mrs. Paul G. SIMble of Chelsea, Mich., has He said they would mb deUiy-iyS;; taro «rce«dWIy old 4nmittee to tun, over 70.- Washington that 0,inese b« tactics by the business firms dergone surgery wherein the **■ ^u,^[didn’t waste a^nute 000 unopened letters containing ttanallst officials hope wiU reverse p^^ific Rytayul®* ‘ ®^*^.*^* accused of decepth-e or mooopo-eased middle-ear bone is replai-ed ^ ^ gj^VES ri'NDS rortributl^. *>y ^ Ihtic practices. Another aim is teby a tiny plastic tube with a con- „ * ^ for sL\, To-taftww from the reserve^ ««,imtlee. composed of Outer Mongolia and what they ^y j, ^ making body t^ »^ei the eliminate slow-motioo handling of necting vein grafted on it months at. the low interest rate'funds wxuld cost the standani 4H S**^,** *" •’***" “ between biennial geiftral oases by the agency’s omi staff. .Ci^Healte Commuter Dr^ j 44 p^,. cent a year. per cent interest rate, so the cHyj^^^ f *** firmed by President Kennedy and!«i^»-_________________________ Samuel Andelman endorsed thd Dixon already has reorganised) surgery but noted the operation the FTC staff with the same ob-!cannot help deafness caused by jeetives in mind. idamaged ear nerves. WHyMLTER? Keep Cool with a the projects Ms IMW of rt.ttt.M8 ot OB teteieot rate of t A per rent a year. ’This time the bank bid even low- borrowing from private sources. iwhat to do with the unopened Before leaving Drumright cOn-j Ikeda. I contributions. , terred with Foreign Minister ShenI nuM^iSSSri^SSro ‘*‘1 r'" ;Dem Deficit Reduced to Nationwidi. Mutual Insurance "'*" committee are relatives of "t\e hope and believe Mr. Drum-! ________________ ________ ,1^ l.m men captured during the rlghfs trip to Washington wUl ro- NEW YORK (API - John M. er in a successful attempt to out- ' , Michiaan '*"®"*^***®’ *"vasion of Cuba. suit in a belter understanding and Bailey, the national Democratic bid the big New York City fi-ii,bujty(^ * --------------- appreciation of our stand on thechalrman.sal(|Wedne8daythena- nancial instltutiow which tried tol ' _ Joseoh Kennedy at Nice ‘®®“” between our two coun-tional committee has raised $3 make the loan both times , Natteawtde was the tow bW- “ r tries.” imillion since January, reducing The second loan wiU be used to! d*r ter tath policies. II offered ^jpe. France lAPi-Joseph P. ★ * ★ the party’s deficit to $900,000. | i-----------------------------j te teone one policy roveriag pub- nc„nc■■■ I another covertag workmen's their Antibes villa for a three-AGAINST MONGOUA 'washer represents about 800 pounds ■ nni ll||IC 2II^|||I*|I tjyi Attom«y IQ Traffic Ca$« j eompeMnllon for Mnltalion t„oirih Riviera holiday. Chiang Kai-shek's government of steel CASTONE AND AiuMunni SIDIN6 •• lew as $10900 miEI IOM SAN ef«M Stattpt PI 2.9421 24 HOUR SERVICE 2457 PerceH Drive-PeMiac Equipped wifh a General Electric Motor 3 SPUDS manually rivirsiili S YIAR CUARANTfl Reg. $24.95, ISow $2 Down JEWELERS Ont S. Se^inow St. 5-5731 SYRACUSE. NY. (AP)-Erml- ^ Michigan Mut no J Desantis. 32. had hired an tIS.IM and MAM. attorney Victor Augustine. 34. to' .... ... . i n in traffic court Although Nationwide s premium] Wednesday discount on the compensation pol- Ncither appeared ‘<’y ^ O'*" * * .Mutual’s, commissioners p I ck ed Desantis was WUed Monday Mifhlgan Mutual at the suggestiM was struck by an auto-, of City Attorney W illiam A. Ewart, mobile--while ciuntaig a dty, Ewart said continuity of policies, Augustine was kifled a would be destroble in view of c^-i few days earlier In an automo- Ponsatkin claims currently pending] DUe accident outside Syracuse, against the city, Desantis had been charged with _ . * * * . . . Suddenly Quits Post ney to Montcalm, and Uie pro-j ' posed watpr main on the east sidei GRAND RAPIDS (Pi — A1 f r e d'of Woodward Avenue, opposite St. | Rypstra resigned as Grand Rap-! Joseph Mercy Hospital, i ids city manager W^nesday night' Special assessments coverii^ ‘In a move that took the Qty Cbm-'new curbs and gutters oit Manitou] 'mis.sion by surprise. Road, west from Ottawa Drive. ' The commissioner?! said they are to be paid in three annual 'spent nearly an hour trying to per-1 installments. ' suade Rypstra to change his mind.. Permission was granted Fair-j They said Rypstra told them he'way Foods. Inc., to transfer own-! wa.s leaving to take a position in^e^ip of SDD and SDM liquorl private industry and did not elabo-, licenses from Ralph and Theresa, rate Puertas, 1230 N. Perry St. FREE Exceptional Offer for Homemakers! ^ Wii Tkif New Gibson Refrigerator i Y#i! You moy win this now GIBSON . Rofrigorotor or on« of 100 voluoblo coitificotog toword Hio purchoso of any Gibson Rofrigtrotor. ■ V MM76 6ibtoa GtrlHicalM 't 35-tGO SibsoR CarlifiMlRS i. Nothipig toiBuy to Enter (xinteAt I Below ara 13 scrambled words. which apply to GIBSON pro ducts. 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Dtaptoy OF rtOtHeSTER » THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY/JtJLY ( TTOI^TY-< Group to Allow Trailer Park Planning Unit Alto OK'd Expansion at Got Coal on Lakt Stroot the Planning Commission last night (Nit Ita blessing on ordinance ehanges to alloW a new trailer park on OM Telegraph Road and make way for expansion at Gee Coal .0 Fuel Oil Co., 91 Lake The commission had already ap-moved both changes In principle. Both are scheduled tor final approval from the City Ccmunisslon ^fter public hearings later this month. June Top Output Month for GM; First Half of '61 Shows Decline beandeNe Park t t is to he year. II wM be the ttM traUar park wUUa the cHy. Gee Coal company’s grounds are to be rezoned to manufacturing. * ★ k The company has occupied foe rite more than X> years alfooi«h the zoning, In prindple, has heUn residential. General Motors Oorp. fol lowed the general dedlns in auto industry production durii« the first hall of 1961 u compared to the first six months of 1960, It was announced yesterday. However, GM production was higher last month than In any I preceding month this year. June Pjf«foetkm topped the previous 1961 high (May) by more than 21,000. ★ * w Pwtlac Motqr Division produced 38,647 passenger cars dinhig the month of June, of wfaleh 34,623 were Pontlacs and 13,QM were Tnnpests. this compared to 62,168 in the first six months ot I960.’ OeMtal Mstors pcetoMaary tetals sbsw the esrpsratlsa pee-daeed S46,1It passeager earn aad tiweks la the Ualted States and Oaaada dariag Jaas, as cam-pared with 844,441 darii« Jaae, 1M9. A similar decline of 548,962 cart and trucks was shown in total GM production as 1,736.717 unlU were In the first half of this year as compared to 2.275,739 lari year. ★ ♦ w Official company figures re> leased yesterday showed the five Mfor INvIrim brtt n.4Mi toMr oafs through tbs-HrsI six nMrihs s# INI than the lint half of tIN. GMC Truck and Coach Division ■bowed a similar decline, producing 6,757 trucks last month as compared to 10>01 during June a ydar ago. * * ★ As of June 30, the truck and coach plant had buUt 36,«6 trucks the first half of in t ilrst half of last year. slightly despite the entry of tear abani beenaae el ot^ drops la * “ by Bambler aad Val- was thp beat month so far, with 550,474 cars built, comps '543,303 in‘May, the previous high. TORO DOES WELL Ford Motor Co. was the only of the five producers to better last year’s figures for both the second quarter and for the month of June. General Motors came dose to Us totals of last June, missing by only IJSOO can to U.S. ^ants. Both Ohiysier aad Stadebaker-Paokard baOt leas than H per cent as many ears la the first six moaths of this year as la the first six msaths sf ISSS. In the compact production race. Falcon held a big lead—254,|n4 to 1M.505—over secmid-place (^alr, with Rambler a dose third at 180,-770. Rambler outbuilt Oorvalr in June although the Corvair total of 34,978 was the best ever for the little Chevrolet. AW* Comet was fourth among the compacts, followed by Tempest, Valiant, Bulck Special, Olds FB5. Lark and Lancer. The year has improved steadily since January, howler, and June 'NOW...ORANIS eiVIS YOU LOW IPRICfiS PUIS OptBN STAMPS STANLEY A. SVROWIK Stanley A. Syrowlk, 54, of 6880 CSoverton, Waterford, died Tuesday at Pontiac General Hospital toilowing an illness of four yeant. Mr. Syrowik was a member ot St. Vincent de Raul Catholic Church." . Death Notices Ex-Coundlman hi Oxford Dies at Residence J. Harold Mabley, 74, a fora Surviving are his wife Verna, a >n (3iarles, two daughters Mrs. Betty Stachowlak of Hamtramck and Joan at Waterford, two brothers, Joseph and 'Tad Syrowik and; two sisters. Mrs. Kate Melewskl and Mrs. Mary KroU, all of Detroit. A Rosary will be recited for Mr. Syrowik at 8 p.m. Friday at Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Home. Service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. REYNOLD BEITLEB BRANDON TOWNSHIP - Reynold Beitler, SL of ISO Bald Eaide Lake Road, died imexpectedly Tuesday at bis residence. His body is at the C F. Sherman Funeral Home, Ortonville. AAA Surviving are his parents, three children and 17 grandchildren. ! nent businessman in Oxford, died today at his residence ri 39 W. Burfock St., Oxford. AAA Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bossardet and Reid Funeral Home. Oxford. Burial will be in Woodlawii Ometery. Detroit. Ex-WPON Manog«r Takts plint TV Post Formerty naanager qf WPON radio station to Pqntlac, Martin Giab mo has been aimototed manager of the Flint operations of WNEM-TV, Bay City - Saglnaw: . Hint, effective yesterday. A A A ' Giaimo, in broadcasting for 16, years, is a past president ot tfa Michigan Assn, of Broadcasters. Newsman Appointed WASHINOTm et-Tbomiih W. has been ^ >pototed deputy assistant director of the Office of Civil and Defense MobUlzatioa. XjSSQBBHy store to Oxford which bore Ms name. He eerved m the Village OtHUidl from 18M to ]M8 after ; cotnlng to Oxford from Detroit i 87 yean ago. He was a member of the Oxford; Rotary Club and a life member of! foe Oxford Lodge of the Kni^ts' of Pythias and the Oxford Lodge.; FAAM. Surviving besides his wife Doro-; thy are two daughters, Mrs. Jane; Slager of Detroit and Mrs. Helen' Bates of Brussels, Belgium; two| sisters; a brother; and six grand-! children. SHOE REPAIR COUPON SPECIAL! for Wmiso, leys and Mm HALF SOLES Gseuim Osk wiS?r LMrtwr or With CoRpon Only - - 'Wwt lfa«« crayr- WHS SkMi) In foe IffiOs only about 35 perl cent of all.work in the UJ5. was; performed by machines. ALL WORK CUARANTHD THURS., fRI., SAT. S. S. KRESGE'S Oewnfewn Penfisc Stera Cunningham^l ue. wc CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 69* lONBBI NUltMi ^4^ ALUMINUM Folding Chair j $^44 KHOI HAT K>S STOflA«l llBl MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER OpMi Daily 10 AM. YH 9 PAA. Jutt XHARGE ir Na Mangy Down Don't Say "Drugstore" Say CUNNINGHAM'S! TWENTY-' THE PONTIAC press: 'THURSDAY. JULY 6, mi Big Change Coming in Auto Lighting 9j BEN mUBGAB AP Airtmedve WiWer DElHOrr HMjcr ctange In ttae Ughtlnc ■ystenu for Amci^ icu puKnser ears it under «lBv mobile Manufacturers Associa-tiion calls a dual intensity sys- July Sale! Rytex dMk^.a4«« Vallum Ptrtoirafisad Stotwiiafy Double the Usual Quontity Only m Order now for all the family and for gifts. As a gift. Rytex proves your, thoughtfulness •— it's obviously made to order for thy General PrieNag fr Office Supply 17 W. Lasyraaca FI 2-01JS tern. During daylight the signal lights will be from taxt to four times brighter than those now being Used. a, a a / Once you him Oh your ^ad-lights the rear signal brignineas decreases to present standards. The front turn signals don't change In intensity since tttey have to compete with the brightness of the headlights. The inew system will be used inside the car, too. The indicator lights on the dash board will be up to 10 times brighter during the day than they now are. STILL FLASHIhU The AMA thinks this will help overcome one of the mote annoying features of present day driv-ii«—trailing a car whose driver has failed to notice the turn sigraJ ia still flashing after (»m-plcting a turn. nwHcaiiy oare a tara Is completed. Bat maay ef the lams aew betng Milt latp highways and freeways sre so gentle the aatamstic shut-off doesaT .work. If the indicator signal is brighter, the AMA believes the driver will be more apt to notice it is still flashing. The dual intensity project is under direction of Thomas R. Kilgour,' an autoqiotive lighting engineer at ChryslW. All vehicle miimJtctuccn and lamp makers are participating so that results will be available to the entire industry. The woric also Is being done In cooperation with the American Fuctary Reboilt RAYMASTB Check Writers jCifes Newsmen i/or 4th of July Saiety Drive DETROIT W — The general 'manager of the Automobile Club | I of Michigan Wednesday cited | i newspapers, .radio and TV statimis jfor their "positive campaign c Uife saving" wWoh held the «ts»' Fourth of July weekend death toll lol2. Art MfUl Desk ud B«y«l MtUl Chaii DISK PUTURB: CHAIR PIATURISt • 5 .v!si •& • j"’ TOP-QUALITY VALUE Both Dosk ond Choir—Only 1^0 GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 17 W. Lawranca St. FE 2-0135 Asaodalkm of Motor Vehicle Administrators, .thus assuring its approval by individual states. it It it Kilgour said the system rb-guires extensive revision of all parts and circuits now in u thus the delay before its introduction. it it it Several other lighting features are being inve.stigated along with this project. They include the passible use of amber glass in front turn signals. The AMA says testa indicate amber ia easier to see against glaring sunlight re-flecUona and provides greater contrast against headlamps at night. eWer ef varleae lampe Is wraniag Hght sa the dashbsard for Ugh beam or bright Hghls ohoaM be chaaged to hlae. It to aow red. The last major change iirex^ terior lighting of automobiles was the switch to dual headlights in the mid '30s. * ♦ ★ The AMA research group on lighting now is considering standardised locations fpr rear lights, emergency signal systems, deceleration lights which would Indicate a car is losing momentum although brakes are not yet being applied and brake lamps which would lock, on until the accelerator fiedal was depressed. it it it One emergency signal, system for trucks has just become standard. It provides that front and rear signals' flash simultaneously when the truck, is standing still. Havana Orders Cleanup for Fidel's Anniversary HAVANA W—Aavana atSioriHes called Wednesday for a cleanup of building fronts tor* the eighth anniversary of Premier Fidel Castro's revolutionary movement July 26. A rally in Civic Square will climax the celebration. Soviet coe-moaut Yuri Gagarin and Gen. Laxaro Cardenas, former president <4 Mexico, are expected to TILE SALE XEMIMBEk—YOU BUY LOW AT BUY-LO CINUINI AIMSTIONC INLAID TILE 12x12 $10.88 Linolaum WoN Tilt 54" High, AN CUwt, AN Ft- Yea Wan* Genuine CERAMIC TILE 49< s* Ft. PLASTIC Wall Tilt BUY-LO 1c PAINT SALE Warehouse Linolcum-Tilc Outlet 102-104 S. Saginaw (Next Door to May's) Free Forking in Rcor OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY TIL 9 P. M. ARMSTRONG Aipholt Tile Pertoct QuaNty || sO Pet. per cartoa T ARMSTRONG VINYL IXCELON OfWM riwaf e^aa Nmr NMSt Waxtaf Ribbtr Bim ^ 4“ Hitk—Irrtfl. LiMtltUi RUGS.. T AP rk*Mtx PRESIDE.VT • ELECT — Merle H. llicker <4 Gallup, N.M. has been elected presldent-elert-of Klwanis International at the service club's annual convention in Toronto. He Ir director el the New Mexico Stale Park Com- Fred N. Rehm said the ideath rate was a 63 per cent reduction from the Memorial Day weekend when 3S per^ms died on Michigan highways. It Is "one more record (o relt-crate that holiday drlvli« Is not drislag," Rehme sahL Rehme, meanwhile, attacked' "the scare techniques, including! [predictions of how many will die, { fd by wefl-mtenttoned' groups before holidays." ’ • ★ ★ ★ He said: '"rhey result in either scaring one into staying off the highways ch* into, driving unsafely through fear. Red Dove to Replace U.S. Eagle in Havana HAVANA W - The Cuban government has commissioned Pablo Rcasso to design a peace dove to top the battle^ip Maine nvmu-ment on Havana's Malecon Boulevard. The Communi.st emblem, originated by the Spanish-born artist campaigns in the 1 place an American e mnoved. NOW IN PROGRESS... SAVE U P TO... of fine shoes AND MORE ON ALL SUMMER SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN . . . BUY NOW! SAVEI Open Monday ^ and Friday EveningM VntU 9 oXlock D1EM*S PONTIAC'S POPULAR SHOE STORE 87 North Sbgiiuyw $♦. HURRY! 3 DAY “BEST BUY” SALE Yip OENUINK TO MAlLE EVER MADE! 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This is definitely not a military matter,” he replied. He said the rocket, named Shavit II. was sent 45 miles into the air to "explore the various layers in the atmosphere in connection with the International Geophysical Year.” There are at least 45 different kinds of sieel in the manufacture medium-priced automobile in uie wcwrrn lwiuibs, biwr-: men joined crop growers in deep;"" American market today. concern over dwindling water sup-i plies and were moving cattle tol greener pastures or preparing for; their early marketing. QfIII1Wli^T.ntiMYisdg0IIMTItWIIT$IIIITIl>l>.E ...ntgyHKIWBtWIMMHIBtTBtttlFfKMYSTItHT u/irp 108 NORTH SAGINAW Alt Idwol Outfit for th« CMMrwn’s R^uinl Can la Usod cm 2 Saporata lodsl 8-Pc.B«gaiii*Pric6d Outfit FiittiMbHWMt! $1 Oatstaadlng volwe at this tarrMIs lawprisal Uaggsdly haMi at hard* waads la rich aiapIS (inleh. WMi 2 58< ConvoiH to 2 Saporata iodsl 8-Pc. “Wagon Wht«r Outfit FilNiMimNMt! I as daahta. dachar or 2 sap* hads. Salact hardwaads la I flalsh. 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NEW APPEALS Minnesota's Gov. Elmer L. Andersen said the worsening drought was bringing new appeals to his office daily from farmers whose pastures are brownrt over by the searing sun and whose feed grain crops are wilted. Granting of the new disaster , appeals would place 33 of Minnesota's 87 counties into the emergency category. In North Dakota, wafer wa.s drying up in wells, creeks and the western and southern boundaries. There has been no growth of pastures or wild hay in the western two-thirds for weeks. With temperatures in the high 80s again, much small grain was reported beyond salvage. But the corn and soybeans in the eastern zones were accorded a chance, assuming some moisture does con^. All North Dakota was declared a disaster area week. • ianchfi • caffoa • doqota TM OJB. to f pjB. Noo. tod fit to 9 pjB. 29 N. SAGINAW HEALTH BRAHD "Beauty Sleep" Outfit UixiriMS CMiffrt ami B# Mrty! hoodboord In wnshabln pinttk. 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NEW CONFUTE PHILCO NOMEUUNDRY You Oof All Thlt- • BwllOlPIBMlMgaWaihtr •OMaloilreinK »69 NO MONEY DOWN -^11 I' THE PONTIAC I»alESS THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1961 PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. TWENTY-FIVE Dryden Celehrates^^^^ for Avon Man Big Boom Day This Weekend Parade Saturday A.M. With Baseball Games in Afternoon DRYDEN - Twiiliiv batons, fireworks and a big parade will lend a festive atmosphere to this town for the third annual Dryden Boom Day celebratkm which opens here tomorrow. The three'day event, which was held on the Fourth of July during file past two years, has been expanded and mdred to the weekend following the holiday because of the Interest it has created among meats will opea at t p. ni. tw ' kirk off the gala The eamlval booths and conces-stons will be located adjacent to the athletic fl^ld at Dry^ Community High Schod, which will be the center for several events schedided for the weekend. BATCHf TWBUNGl A 12-honr baton twirling contest will be staged at the athletic field starting Saturday at 8 a. m. Hie Lapeer County sheriffs posse will ll|lre a demonstration of trick riding at 12:30 p. m. ' The parade, Including floats and march^ units from several eom-munitiea in the area, will leave the high school Satuday at 11 isttd swing down Main Street where it will pause britfy for traditional flag raising and coronation cere- rant was out today for the arrest 24-year-old Avon Township man who is charged with felonious assault in the beating of a Ulica youth June 29. Two other men who allegedly took part in the incident were arraigned yesterday before Pontiac Township Justice of the Peace R. Grant Graham. will appear in Justice Court July 14. Robejrt Moisher, 20. of 3263 Donley St., Avon Township, was ptpced on six-months probation by Justice Graham who said Moisher present when the assault look place but did not take part the incident. Accused of felonioas as.sault in the warrant is Raymond Boyl, 24. of 323 Grant St. Avon Township. i I wu chosen hut April to reign over this event, will be crowned MBw Boom Day by Dryden May- Plan Ceremony for 8-Mile Drain Accmupanying Sandra will be her maids of 4ionor, two attractive IS-year-olds, Joyce Nagy and Carole mdfey: “ Baseball games are sdieduled at the field at 3 and 5 p. m. and the finals (rf the baton twirling contest will be held at 8 p. m. fd-lowud by the selection of individual champions and the king «md queen of the baton twitters. The day will conclude with a fireworks display at 10 p. m. 8UNDATV PROGRAM On Sunday, the carnival will start at 10 a. m. followed by a hone show at the high school field at noon. bn staged at 8 p. m. Ooatestants a ta I p. m. at the Dry- i A Little League baseball game Is slated for 5 p. m. and another lay will be present- ed at 9:30 p. m. Awards, bicluding a boat and motor, will be given away after the fireworks display. I Hw Boom Day celebration sponsored by the Dryden Area Development Association, which has been planning the event for sev- Uontroct for Freeway t LANSING (R-Hie first section of the Hdland-to-Benton Harbor Freeway will be placed under contract Jidy 19, the State Highway Department says. Unionist Asks Warrant Agoinst Utica Trucker County Officials Will Break Ground Even Though FrofBct Started DETROIT (f>-Roland McMas-ters, 36, business agent f(»* Teamsters Union Local 299, has asked that an assault warrant be issued against Melvin Angel of 47555 Jeffry St., Utica, a truck driver who blames the union for a beating he sufla^ Tune 28. SOUTHFIELD - Work has already begun but county drain officials tomorrow will flash the traditional silver spade and break ground tor the Eight Mile Road storm drain to serve Southfield and Oak Paric. McMasters, .47, asked Wednesday that Angal be charged simple assault. He said Angel told him that “I ai^ going to get you and put you out of the way. hearing will be held July 14. Drain Commissioner Daniel W. Barry, who has waded through dtlzen protests, government red tape and a law |uit to get the 84,254,000 drain realized, will head a host of officials in brief ceremonies at the northwest corner of Eight Mile and Southfield roads at U a.m. Plan No-Glare Fence on Farmington Road A reception will be held afterward. 8. A. Healy Os. Oo. of Detroit started work yesterday for the 18,80e-foot drain. It wUI paraHel Eight Mile road startiM; 460 feet east of Oreen-flekt road westerly to dump Into the Usage River. It will benefit principally 2,200 acres of Southfield and Oak Park and stop heavy seasoaal rains ■from flowing over into basements of Nnthwest Detroit homes, troit will pay a share of the drain as will the State Highway Department and Oakland County. The three, Barry said, have made payments totaling 81.215.-039; Bonds in the amount of 83,-038,000 were sold by the county and Oak Park and Southfield will pay this amount over 30 yeuv to retire the bonds. Oakland County Sherifro otti-rers wnighl the three men nfter the bentlng of Bryan E. Lorlon of ISMS Gnfaisiey Drive, Utica. Lorion told police he was hitchhiking along Squirrel Road north of South Boulevard at 1:20 a. June 29 when a car with three len in it stopped him. Lotion said he was hit over the head with a beer bottle and beaten about the face and chest. He was hospitalized following the attack. Lorion’s assailants fled when another car stopped and the passengers took him to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. His attackers later we tdentified by sheriff's deputies. To Hold Registration for Swim Classes LANSING (R—An antiglare aluminum fence will be tested on the Interstate 96 freeway bet Brighton and Farmington next month, says Jrfm C. Madde, state highway commissioner. Maclde said the fence will be used near Kensington Metropolitan Park where the freeway and a county road angle toward each other. Headlights on county roads tend to blind eastbound drivers, Mackie said, "and give drivers the impression they are going to collide." Films will determine the glare reduction qualities of the mesh fence, which also may double as snow fence, he said. New York Still Leads NEW YORK (UPI) - New York City still is America’s foremost manufacturing city with roughly 150,000 more industrial employes than the runner-up city of Chicago, according to the Department of Commerce andrfkfolic Events. NEW GUIDE-RecreatioD fadhtiei at Kensington Metropolitan Paik near Milford are easy to locate with this color guide map recently erected at the park's information building. These twp young visitors are chec|fing the location of the nature center. From the left are Marcia Griggs, 10, of 3623 Dykshire St., and Priscilla Maxwell, 9. of Springer St., both from Royal Oak! i Wins Talent Part of Miss Michigan Competition Arraign Two Others in Beating of Utica Youth in Pontiac Township MUSKEGON (R - A blue-eyed blond who played the spinet organ and sang a folk song won the talenl division in the second r the Miss Michigan contest Wednesday night. PONTIAC TOWNSHIP - A wari She was Elsie Maigarei Potter, 20. Miss Grand Rapids. Miss Potter stands 5 feet 34. weighs 115 pounds and measures 35-23-36. WUIlara KUne, 22, of 386 ■ Karen Jean Soutbway, 18, Wyoming, won t competition. She stands 6 feet •!/], weighs Its pounds and measures 38-23-38. Both girls won 8150 scholarships and trophies. Another talent and swimsuit competitive round will be held, toni^t before the 32-girI field is reduced to 10 and then to five from which the judges will pick Miss Michigan 1%1. Vacation Church School Set in Commerce Twp. COMMERCE TOWNSHIP - A two-week vacation church school will begin Monday at the Commerce Methodist Church. The 24-hour classes will start each day at 9 a m. and will be held for children of all agei eluding those starting kindergarten in the fall. Mrs. John Humes and Rev Flo.vd W. Porter, pastor, are co-chairmen of the study program. ' PONTIAC TOYNSHIP - Re^s-trations tor the free .swimming classes offered by the township at fi» PehQac YMnA"wll be accepted tomorrow at two locations between 2 and 5 p.m. $2-MiliIoii ‘Building SOUTHFIELD - The Maccabees Mutual Life Insurance Go. a nounced today that it will build S2-million home office building here. Robeil E. Morris, president of the international firm, said the building will be built on a 10-acre site at the corner of Northwestern Highway and 104-Mile Road. JUDY ANN ARNOLD Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Arnold of 2948 Dearborn St., Rochester, announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann tO Duane P. Miles of 2339 Oaknoll Road, Pontiac Township, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.. Miles. No wedding dale has been set. Novi School Reunion NOVI - The 22nd annual union of Novi Elementary School alumni will be held Saturday at the school beginning at 3 p. m. A potluck supper will be served at 6 p. m. William MacDermaid is chairman of the reunion. Maccabees Plan Office Maccabws Mutual wffl be the sole occupant ot the bulMlng. The company empfaqtes 2S0 persone. ArehltecU for the building are Harley, Ellington, Cowin and Stir-ton, Inc. The structure will be two stories covering 60,000 square feet and will have a complete basement. The building is being designed for future expansion. The Southfield aty Council rezoned the site for the proposed building from residential to rilti-cation-research-oftice last month. The new building will feature the latest In office dreigB and Inyont to effect the nlttmale la oIBce efilcicacy and flow ot op- To Charge for Blood Given to Patients The company preddent said special building features will be incorporated in the area assigned tp m^ern machine accounting and data processing operations. The present hotfie office of Maccabees Mutual, Michigan’s oldest life insurance company, is located In Detroit’s cultur^ center. The building, however, was sold in December 1960, to the Detroit Board of Education. It was built In 1926. here will take about 15 months to complete. No construction date has ALMONT—A fee wdl charged for blood given to patients at near, by Community Hoi^tal following a notification by the Macomb County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Red Crass eRldals ioM hespl- tol sutlwilties that baaks Is aeceasary becaste "sf ! apathy la dsnattag A fee of 825 a pint wUl be charged, but replacements ol blood offset these charges, the hoe-pital authorities said. charges will bo Monte said the new home ofllOe made on the basts of two pints tor the first pint given to each patient and one pint for each pint given thereafter. The Bwlmming program will be hcM every Saturday for six weeks. It hi being offered to yemgstora betweea the ages of t aad 14. Childrn living in the Joslyn area can Nitetor atihe Josiyn fire hall and those In the area (d Willis and Will Rogers schools can register at the township hall. Parents must sign the application. Ex-Newsman Succumbs After Long Illness TRAVERSE CITY (R-A former prominent newspaperman and advertising executive, Milburn J. Kausterer of Glen Arbor, 65, died Wednesday at Munson Hospital after a ponged illness. He once served as a reporter for the Paris Times. Kausterer retired to Glen Arbor in 1956 from a post as vice president and account executive, with D’Arcy Advertising Co. of New York and St. Louis. Reports Better Migrant Housing Won't Refer Workers to Farms Without Good Quarters, MESC Says A marked improvement in hous-, ing for migrant workers has been reported by Max IJprton, director of the Michigan Employment Se-' curity Commission. Horton said that his Employment Serx’ice Farm Labor personnel department has been inspecting housing facilities of the farm-vho have asked the MESC for aid in supplying tran.vient workers and has found them much improved. “Our farm labor specialists have beea ordered to Inspect the premises made iVailable for ml-grant workers, and if the hous- ^ Robert Hall reduces entire stock of 55^ Dacron 45^ Worsted T ropical Suits Our export alterations at no extra charge assure you proven perfect fitl^ Complete satisfaction guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded. will "Last year certain farmers severely criticized for offering inadequate housing. TTiis year the same people have jacilities which rate near the top in the state," the director added. Employers who have better housing will have better workers and they will return year after year.'’ Horton- said that instead M im-pmting extra thousands of transient workers, MESC branch offices throughout the state are making it kndfwn to unemployed local people that agricultural work of- cards, handbills and signs are teDhig unemployed work-era all over the state that agricultural Jobs will be available for - in a few weeks. They’re all perfect comfort blends of 55f Dacron* polyester and 45% worsted. Sizes for regulars, shorts, longs. NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY PAHERN OR COLOR Air condMon^a tor your shopping contfort IN PONTIAC 200 N. SAGINAW IN CURKSTON-WATERFORD 3460 DIXIE HIGHWAY < /, Wi TVP^yTY-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESSj, ThIjRSDAY. JULY 6, 1061 LEAH JEAN JOUGHIN fall vOKS are planned by Leah Jean Joughin^ daughter oj the Earl R, Joughins of Morenci to Jack W. Mcholas, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Jack W. Nicholas, of Waterford. She is a senior at Highland Park General Hospital Sch^l of Nursing. Her fiaOee attended Concordia College in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. ArleyC. Nealit of Waterford ~ Toumditp announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Grace of Argyle Avenue to Pvt. Gary L. Use Bridal Guest Book at Reception Blessing Fram Pope Is Bestomd on Marring^ of Pontiac Resident By Th» Eifrily Fwt iMtItiito Q: 1 htw been asked to lake eare ot the guest book at a rather large wedding. Never having done this before. I am at a lots as to what I am to do. Many of the guests Mk-ho have been invited to the church have not been invited A Papal blessiug was be* stowed at the marriage of Eleanore Irene Wilaon of Muskegon HeighU to Roger J. D-dred Saturday In Sacred Heart Rev. WWiam Barr. CSC offered the hi|^ nuptial Mass. At the reception in Mission Inn following the ceremony, the DONNA GRACE NEALtS 196 Women ... i ^ Womens Section ____1 would like to know if I should stand at the door of the church and ask people to sign on their wi^ out. Another thing: Does the bride furnish her own guest book, or does the one who looks after it. buy it for herf A: To present the guest book ‘ at the church would be not only unusual but impractical. Only those at the reception sign It. Correctly, it is placed near the door of entrance at Use reception and the one in charge of it asks the arrivals. "Will you please sign the guest bookf And then, unless this guardian of the guest book can remember, each signer, those taking leave are asked, "Have you signed the guest book?’’ The bride's family furnish the book. Uie Waldo I. Wilsons at Mus-kegoir fteWd* the Robert R. Eldreds of West Iroquois Road. The bridal gown of white silk styled with a molded scoop-neck bodice appliqued with imported Aiencon lace. The bouffant skht also highlighted with laoe swept into a chapel train. A crown of pearls caught fingertip veiling of French iOu-kin. White rosea were arranged in a bridal cascade. snnai n honok maid AttendanU appeared in ice blueailk organza featuring tear drop skirts over taffeta accented with tiny organza bows. Their matching fluted picture hats were streamered and they held colonial bouquets of white Ekanor Irene Wilson, daughter af the Waldo I. Wilsons of Muske^m Heiflhts and Roger J. EUred, son of the Robert R. Eldreds of West Iroquois Road were wed Saturday in Notre Dame, Ind. MRS. ROGER J. ELDRED SAN DIEGO. Calif flPI* -Air-minded women — 196 of them — take to the skies Saturday in the 15th annual transcontinental Powider Pul! Derby. Flying hi 91 small planes Abby S«ys: TcU Your Parents It's an Old, Old Story, Honey Plan Dancing each, the gqls leave Mea-gomery Field here and hsad acroas Uie country to AUuttic aty. N. J. -- a 2,7W-aiUt Bight This la not a speed race, bid the contestants nuist arrive in AllanUe City by noon July 12 to be digible to adn. The pianaa win fly in daylight hours only, stopping overaigbt at 12 aliporta dea-ignalad as offidai icftielii« DEAR ABBY: I met a man on a bus. He was very polite and well-dressed. Maybe -'The- winner is determined on the basis of a complicated fminula involving the size of each plane and its handicap speed. The route will take the «>n-testants over.the southern part of th» tuHim nil must check in at Dallas, Tex., Montgomery, Ala., and Hagerstown, Md. outer stops are ^ optional. Boots Step Out (UPn - What’s kicking up tx faU is the boot look in stippers. Th go" with stretch pants there are stretch boots ° that tit like a second skin. hotel room to read over the contract. but I didn't have time because I was supposed to meet my mother dow-ntown. He aavw me his nanre and tdephone number, and told me to can him. He adred me not to tell my parents about meeting him; -f «lon*t want to pass up a chance to get into the movies, but I hlA’e never done anything behind my parents' back. What should I do? SDCTEEN DEAR SDCTEEN: DONT call "this "man. ^Ho‘s~ak phoiyf" as a paper moon. His "Ulent scoot" line went out wHh cel- DEAR ABBY: I have been married a very short time and have been told that I am wearing my rings backwards. I wear my engagement ring first because I was engaged first. Then, right next to It, I wear my wedding ring. Peo|de have told me that it should be the other way around. I still think I am ri^t, but I woUld like to be sure. JUST married DEAR JUST: The wedding ring should be placed on the finger first (closer to the heart), and the engagement ring is worn, next to It. he'll give somebody who has nothing a nickel. At this rate we will never have anything. How can 1 coBvliice this big-hearted lunkhead to realize that he is a fool? _____FOOL’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Your “blg- DEAR ABBY: My husband runs a gasoline station. He is known as the softest touch In town. He gives credit to all the dead-beats. When they have cash, they go somewhere else. When the cash register rings it is a NO SALE because he it in there getting a dollar to give someonp who bands him s hard ludc-rtory. __________ We are far from rich, but as long as he has a dime. Connolly’s- Are Pleased to Announce an Outstanding Display of Fancy Cut Diamonds to Be Shown During the Month of July! If you have ever dreamed of a beautiful Emerald, Marquise, Oval or Pear shaped diamond, now is a wonderful opportunity to see them all. We have gathered together one of the finest selections of sizes and quality we have ever had the pleasure of seeing or presenting. ’ ’ You will find odd cut diamonds all the way from one quarter to many carats. Loose and mounted and all are specially priced for this event. You will also see an unusual selection of diamond set watches created by Universal Gfeneve. They are individually styled and only one of a kind made. Individually styled for you. We invite you to see this fine display and you are under no obligation. However, we must warn you we can make it very easy, attractive and convenient to buy. Pontiac’s Only Roistered Jeweler American Gem Society aiMfi UWb II Omrolpw. JCWfURS J ■unto ra treats tm T«Wnph Miracle Mile Ft t-l9U Mw. oM m mgMa Opew Bvery Night Round and squaredancing from 8 to 11 p.m. will be featured at Tuesday’s meeting of Widows and Widowers and the •39 and Up clubs in Malta Temple on Perfclm Street. Following refpeshnwnU at 7 p.m.. free dance instructions alii be idvea. Heira WUsoh of Muskegon Heights was her sister's honor tine McGrey. Leonia. NJ.; Mary Ellen Berry, Oklaboma aty, Okla.; and Mary Aim Sarade, Nell and Alice Steers of Muskegon Heights. On'the esquire sidawere the bridegroom’s brothers Robert and Richard EMred, best man and groomsman, reqiectively. Seating some 150 guests were Douglas Mitchell, Chicago: and Robert CShila and C. Randolph , bdth of South Bend, sheath dress with matching Ind. For her, daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Wilson chose a pale blue embroidered jacket ensemble. The mothw of the bridegroom appeared in a beige raw silk silk headpiece and shoes. Both mothers wore gardenias. Tbs bride is a graduate of St. Mary’s College. Notre Dame, and her husband is an alumnus of Urn Unhrtraity ) his studies toward a doc* torate In chemisby. The newlywsds are on a Notthera Michigan honeymoon. CIuId Insults You Into Reducing overdoing things, and a reminder that his Mg heart could break him may be In order. But a man who win s^t his dime with another who has nothing is not a "fool,’’ and you could learn from him. QTiat’s bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Ahby, The Pontiac Press, Pontiac. Mich. Include a stamped, sell-addreased envelope. Fbr Abby’s booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wedding. ” send SO cents to Abby. The Pontiac Press, Pontiac. Mich. ByPHYLLttBATnXLE NEW YORK-It’s long been my contention that the easiest, quickest way to take off weight is to be nervous. All that talk about "too much nervous energy” using up calories—Its - quite true. Some of the tenv ' est. grimmest, nastiest, shakiest women I know have the sexiest figures., ~ The trouble is it's not always a simple matter to be nervous. A few women are bland and pleasant; Iti seems they were just born good-natured and impossible to upset. Bridge Club Keeps 8 Tables m MoY ut Wednesday Duplicate ■Bridge Oub had eight tables in play at the monthly masterpomt game in Elks Temple. Winning first place honors were Mrs. Robert Dawson and Mrs. Robert Kempf, Mrs. Ernest Guy and Mrs. Robert Se-gula. Other winners were Mrs. Melvin Small and Dr. Lorraine Willis. Di-. Charles Patrick and Henry Georgia, Mrs. Charles Davit and Mrs. Harry Oardoz. Mrs. Oui Bolten and Mrs. Oiaries Patrick, Mrs. Rene Ross and Mrs. Leon Has-kin. Mrs. Caiieton Wright and John Kraus. problem ^y - -calm men, raising sweet placid rhOdren, attaching themselves to friendly neighbors. Sometimes they even get well-paying jobs under amiable boases in modem air-conditioned offices, with unlimited coffee breaks. "for a spoonful of salmon on a bit of lettuce.” Unlike the "anonymoua" Institutions which do surii a fine job, howevri-, this association av^rdupote believes in nraldng W"S®BBBNF1eel*sig»'- -thing but anonymous. For instance, it as a member you gain weight, you may be asked to wear a f mall cardboard pig on your lapel. And you arc booed during nweti^. What are these poor females to do about their figures? Love makes their world go round—and their chassis too. What they need, then, ia a bit of irritation in their lives so they can grim up and jdlm djwTi. ........... ■ TRY ’THIS CLUB A relatively new dub has been formed nationwide which I would recommend highly for this purpose. It is called TOPS, for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly.’’ and from what I hear about it, a few meetings with this group should be enough to lile up even the most benign innards. TOPS is organized, presum-aWy. to offer the helpful "iw cboi^al atmoaphere’’ of Alcoholics Anonymous, whereby members rush quickly to the aid ol their fellows. JOANNE MAIRE LOBBY HURON BOWL 2525 EliiobBth Loke Rood FE 5-2525—FE 5-2512 If one member hears through the grapevine, for example, that another member is thinking of having a fudge sundae in midaftenioon, she spreads the word to all the rest and the drive is on; ' T Idt like having one or two huge salmon sandwiches," one of the TOPS tonnentrt confided, as an example. The word ^ot round quickly, and she was besieged with telephone calls. To further fire up your digestive Julcei and start your nervous energy working overtime, a member must sing oc-caskmally the club songs. A typical TOPS ditty; who ate too much, fat, fat, fat." And another: "Grow little fat girt thinner, thinner.” t Just in case all this durance vile is not enoug^i to make a placid woman turn into a nervous shambles, she is required to pay duet for the privUege of teing insulted. BUT BE CALM VThenever I think of the possibility of becoming a TOPS member, and of being ridiculed Into using some will power. I get very upset and feel the -weight oozing away In nervous tension. So. obviously, it works. But about those bland and pleasant women who may put on weight simply because ttiey are hai^ and healthy, and because their husbimds and, children like them as is-perhaps they'd best stay as sweet ss they are. In the tong nm. h Is con-' sidCTabty better to have self-respect than a sylphlike figure. SETTLED FOB BIT "I finally settled," she said. Four Pagos in Today's Women's Section OPEN BOWUNG DAILT! 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. OpBiiingt tor NEW HURON BOWL GIRLS' TEAMS _ COCKTAIL LOUNGE '61 ond '62 Sbosoii Opes Mfe hmm • AM. H 2 AAA. OiitotMliMiaiiO Niflitlwf BOWL in Our MOONLIGHT SOCIAL AIRWAY LANES 4825 HighlaBd Rood—(M-59) A FEW LU60I OKlflNfiS AVAIUBU rot THE *11 - *12 SEASON: SIGN UP NOW and -BE SURE!! Call FRAIK BEIRiNG OR 3-7340, Ako FI 5-2525 JULY SALE of Canvas Cnuals COMFLETE STOCK OF SUMMER DRESS SHOES Vb Imb to $12.00 *4^ to *7” Shoe Dept. •OB ¥fEDDLE flH M 74 N. Svfiiww St. • ) 11-' THE PONTIAC THURSDAY. Jl[rLY 6, 1961 TWENTV^EVEy \» an Excrcige Topi Puts Mop to a New Use By JMEPHINE LOWMAN IraceUeat for flabby upper amu. iwaa putting up a temporary fefle The fbllowing letter is Interest- She says: • P" ■«* Ing because the writer discovered “I recently discovered a won- IJ”** ahd since we -by accident an exercise which is derful exercise Just by’accldent. had a lot ol rain the ground was soft and wet. I Just grasped the stakes near the top and pulled them down into the ground. Later I pounded them down further. SORE MUSCLES “The next day 1 was quite conscious of a few jasHcliixJboie ' my upper arms, my chest and abdomen. Since it would be Impractical to go around pulling stakes down into the ground all of the time, 1 decided to use my dust mop because it had a long handle. I stand fairly close to it and grasp it at the top with first hand and then the other, file ond hand a little below the top hand. *‘Lo and behold It Is worWng! My upper arms are fInniBg up Time Is Wives' Biggest Problem ant problems, a, uqiviersity survey has indicated. Home management specialist Helen Sorensen of Iowa State University said Wednesday 60 per cent of housewives' listed “time” as their greatest proUeno. while «) per cent listed money as a major concern. Children ranked third. TVy using a well-lathered cotton swab between baby’s clenched fingers and curled toes — where fuzz and dirt accumulate. Homecoming Is Scheduled The tith annual' hamecoin-ing at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium is dated Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Former patients and their famijies will gather on the sanatorium grounds on Cooley Professional entertainment will be provided by the American Guild of Variety ArtisU and the local Rae-Vens driU team. Refreahfnenta and door prizes also will be offered during the afternoon. Appoint Pair as Delegates ,At a meeting ol the Ladiea Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 1006, Monday evening in post headquarters, Mrs. Ayres Miller and Mrs. James Dando were appointed delegates to the national convention in Miami next month. , * * '* Ayres Miller, men’s commander, presented citations from the Department of Michigan to Mrs. Mll- ler find Zaccariaa Naaatrom for their eftorU in the VFW poppy tale. . , Mra. h^er reported on the der partment convenUon at Lansing in June. ^1 £ / E Ctmt la ' Always GOOD COFFEE BIKER rOUNTAW 37 W. Haroa 0 OUto a Takht a nallaiark Osr4a a Imp* BEIDAI. BBOimT M-S9 SHOmM CDITIR oa MStSL ZMSl She's getting more out of a dust mop than a dust mop is obligated to provide! Just pull down—it’s a good exercise for the upper arms, the chest and abdominal muscles. ... > lout and prombiewt. Is decreasing. I now do thb exerdse M times a day. IS at a time whra I think of It. Tea times takes , .You always can tell where light, ning struck (exercise) by the sore muscles. This reader is rids is a good exercise for the upper arms, the chest muscles and the abdominal mincles because you pull the latter in when you pull down. Actually, one of the best exer-cise^rdor the abdomen is pulling th^abdominal muscles back toward the backbone, ludding for a few minutes, relaxing and repfat-ing. You can do this standing up or lying down. When you are riding in a car or sitting in a chair, periodically, do this. Good posture, or an intelligent attempt at it, is in itself a splendid exercise! So, get your dust mops out, girls, but don’t forget the fio(Hw! If you would like to have my exercises for the upper arms, send * a stamped, self-adclressec’. envelope with your request for Leaflet 11 to me in care of The Pcmtiac Press. For Your Wedding QUAUTY and Quantity • IS PkalM la Srt A»u ■ • A WaSSlBt OmsI BmS • A Lsrs* “Imt lUrrM” Sl(a • A Mtototan lUrrUc* CcrUllMU •39 i95up BudgM Tmmi Arailabl* C. R. HASKILL STUDIO 1 ML Ckmms 8L re 4-0553 Just Arrived! OUR NEW KIMBERLY KNIT COILECIIQK for Summer Travel and Fall Through Winter Wear MEMORABLE WEDDINGS START AT ARTHUR'S . . Best Wishes to the FALL and - WINTER BRIDES In your gown from Artlnir's . . . you'll be the loveliest bride of the yesr . . , her# in our bridal settirig you will find the dramatic dreu of your dreams . . . priced to please. Your bridesmaids will find lovely gowns too . . . priced from 25.98 *o 33.98. Wedding Gowns---------59.98 to $119. Mother of the Bride or Groom Dresses________25.98 to 59.98. Miidal Solon — Second Floor to $79.98 Aimoimces the Opening of Their Exclusive SWEATER BANK Small Deposit* will hold your fall selections now when stocks are complete For Your Inspection: Fantastic new Garland Dreamspuns with the new Garland skirts and capris dyed to match. Needless to add, also dyed to mdteh with Sportempo and Modison sportswear. Wool bulkies, Mohoirs and plush novelties all dyed-to-motch. Camel Hoir Bulkies in coordinated grouping, by James ' Kenrob. Coordinated groups without peer. . . featuring authentic Tartan Ploids . . . Highlighting the short stitched down skirt and knee tickler jumper. A complete presentation built oroynd the cover of August's Seventeen (exclusive in this oreo). Fox ond racccxin tof occent the outerwear look for Foil'61. Free NADON’S Pens for Each Sweater Bank Opened As always^ it wiU he our pleasure to serve you MIRACLE MILE SHOPPDfG CENTER Open Daily 10 A.M. HU 9 P.M. 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JULY 6. %m pa PCY FASHIOH PISCOPHT STORES [ 22 NORTH SAGINAW STRUT LADIES’ DRESSES 2 (or $yoo S3^ - Reg. 13.99 Missy 10-20 Misses 14^^-2412 Solids — Prints t- Plaids Vst Our Convenient Lay^Auay Find Them ReaeonaMe and Unselfieh Teen-Agers Are Well Satisfied Wi th Parents Judith Hoyt Weds Ptc, David Beck in Church Rite By BUOiairK OB^BEBT |Her» is a collMtIvc portrait o( PKiMHrt, OUbMl YMtk Amorican mom and dad drawn Brararcfc |m. teen-agen. \\1iat does your teen-ager thiokj Pareata are aet dinkwit ;o( you as a parentt Perhaps we ran give yeu a hint. tbei They are not, demanding, nor hyj too selfish. As disclpUnarlans. they assert Come *n\ See V$ . , . where between too strict and too ea^-golng. But they spend too little time V with thrir children. And they arei ^ I on the borderline of being bad-tempered and impatient. IN OUR BRAND NEW and LARGER SHOP Uniforms—Yarns—Needlework THE OXFORD SHOP now dl 43 N. 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tn. oblong corair 9-rOOT SOM iB ilUBiBf til* Mb* lS(-lnehn of (otn laxurg uS rtylo Cnn bo ordtrod 1 wa$ S269.S0 $22950 ITAUAN raOVINCIAl CHAll by Glob* L0U1I6E ClAn by Solly ~ A?*cii* LlgliUr icnlod loittet choir In srocodo toood. eiant acm Scoadinovlnn wniMDCO. rubbtr cuohloai. was S79.S0 $ 5950 61*b* SOFA — Expofod Wood Fiano Dotp Fom COIORIAL SOFA ■l(h back oofs vlth n ottmeUro Mutrooroot tvood. was J28950 Duoesqr hMvy ond <«rT *229*9 Mu’i Sin COtOMU WHS CHUB d In ottroctlro FURNITURE FOR CONTEMPORARY GROUP—DRESSER, CHEST AND BED—Biitfornut Good design and good oonstnicUon very favorably priced during our summer sties. Bcheibn draw* $ 1 Q|f50 er styling and off the floor design. Fronch Provinciol Group in worm Fruitwood Included are the horn foot bed. triple dresser and mirror, chest of drawers and night table. Pieces WSO all have authentic French detail in styling and finish. MmW Oriontof influonc* by Conhiry—^Took ond Chinos* Rod A top quality scries by s Sop quality maker. Includes the bed and dresser In teak finish tnd the $'7Qs00 mirror and 3 lUght tables m Mandarin rtal wn ^ ^ Circo 60 Contomporory of Honrodon—3 Piocot Select your Henredon pieces during our Mtd-Ymr Sale at worth while savings- The pierced head- $ 3 1 200 1 bed. dresser and minor in olkd walnut are t.vplcal of the savings. ^ Whit* Fronch Provinciol with Plosfic Top* For the gay Miss or Mrs. of the hrosehold. lustrous white provincial bed, plastic top dressed $ 1 nQSO and mirror. Many other pieem available at mvlngs. ■ w w FURNITURE FOR DINING! Italian Provinciol 6 pc. Group—in Boigo Butternut most unusual buffet with doors and trays. Amoricon Squor* Tronsitionol Group in Wolnut The warmth of Colonial and the simplicity of contemporary are both found in the American Square qerles. The price Includes round table. 4 Captaina chairs and large breakfront. M^ito ond Frpitwood French Provincial Group w w ITie white lacquer bases and fruitwood tops make^thts a stunning group. Large ovaJ table, hand- $44^00 some breakfront cabinet and BUthentlcaQy designed chairs. ■ Ponnsylvonio Houoo Hutch Cobinot—^Solid Moplt Fine quality. 36 Inch closed door base and china or bookcase top. Made by one of the leading mak- $ 985^ era of quality colonial furniture. Solid Cherry, Breakfront with Opon Hutch Top was W^oo Warm reddish brown cherry — ■ perfect piece for either dining room or living room Affords ample $ v4Q50 storage for china, linens and dlnnerware. ' MATTRESSES and SPRINGS! Simmons Tuftlost Mottrosi ond Spring—Extro Firm * ^9- A Lewis cxehisive and at a special Summer Sale mvlngs. 313 firm colls in button-free Simmons $ T 090 confitnietkm. Full or twin ^ Sofa and Soctionol that oponi to twpn bode The most unusual dual purpose sleeping equipment. Bach piece concsals 3 twin beds for perfect $9|%O50 nilhtly or guest room storolng. Custom covered If dealred. ^ Our own 5 stor Combinotion—Roducod only twico o ytor Just twice each year ts this fine quality mattresS and box spring redueed. Oboom tufted or tuft* $ | f QSO lees. 15 year guarantee. fuU or twin aim. 11^ a ' • Optn FrMajr EvtniiifS a Pork Behind Store—-It's Free! your Forty-eix per cent my theh* par-! rots kiee their tempers too easily; | 49 per cent say th^ do not. Becky Pretach, 17, of Seattle, | complains: '"niey don’t let you e.xplain." '' | 7. Be patteat. Ualem H la M>me4htag tkeiy are vitally ta-' tetaeted la. tera-ager^ mev a I Fortyeight per cent say parents are too impatient; 46 per cent say they are not. j "They think you have nothing !to do but whdt they want," saysl Jan Korak. 17. of Pomona, Calif.' "Many get nervous at oqr clum-! staess which is oftro caiiswi byj hack of experience, ” says Margiei 'Heston. 17, of. Portland. Ind. I But with it all, parents, your children appreciate you. "They give all they have.” mys Andrea Davidaon. 15. jof Baken-.: field. Calif. Moht Ymmt SUHMEB .WESTBim TOURS Sm the msgnificenca of Grfnd Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite, the Gansdisn ROcItiM end meny landniarks end vacation areas known throughout ths world. Can radar ar*^ Writ# lot fafermation I j I NAMI .......... I I ADDtISS .....V, { I OTY .. . PHONE . ^ MoUtot POMTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE m W. Haem - ff ■*=♦ and large uoft orgaasa bow ter back latereot. Stepbaaotis wrRh variegated mlalatare Ivy, centered by MRS. JAMES D. SMITH Have Hose Been Giving You Woes? Judy McIntosh of Milwaukee. Wis., honor maid, and bridesmaids Cardyn Ridge z. CAIT Vftk 1 lc>dtzed lU^ Orchards ^ No. 303 Can 11| A Apple Sauce lU^ "Safety Tested" Book Matches 1 w Hours TOMATO SAUCE Co„ • Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink • Walderf BUBBLE BATH <>' • Ceed.H.FrMh CARAMEL CORN 4^z. Kg • Campfire Marshmailews 4-01. pkg. •MetherGonee STRAWS lOO-Ct. Pkg. _ • Beer Queen GLASSES 16-oz. Size • Creamette’sJIWlOREnES 6-r. pi RASPBERRY LEMON . 6-oz. Can LOOK WHAT YOU CAN BUY/ot a DIME! LOOK W|IAT YOU CAN BUY/ot a DIME! LOOK WHAT YOU CAN BUY/<,7 juj! a DIME! LOOK WHAT YOU CAN BUY POUND CAN THIHTV-ONK I ThcWanonOil All-VtsetaUt Shor^ning SlHWKilrill S9^ COUPON fel i i U.S. CHOICE LEAN tender CHUCK STEAK Chef’s Delight CHEESE 2 SPREAD • DEEP RED • Santa Rosa PLUMS ^ 10 Firm, Fresh CUCUMBERS e Each U. S. No. 1, Californio ... LONG WHin POTATOES or Smol»d IIVER SAUSAGE I SAUSAGE 39;. I 49; - 59iHWD,9s. . . .3'«»1 PEOPLE’S 1 FOOD TOWN FOOD MARKETS PINCONNING SUPER MARKETS 2S3 AUMJRN ■ 465 E. PKST. ■ 700 AUlUW ST. ^ nsi mki menwAr | im wcniAiiD i». | tioo iaidwm avi. 1 «NN«MnA«W ■ •MNtAJI.MtrJI ■ 0PM P SAYS A WOT MMaCaW B GPO?w!w»y»l»> ■ SAJfcSilSPJl MILD CHEESE THIRTY-TWO Tj^E;PUX 1 lAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY tf. 1961 7 How to Have a <6ug-Free Barbecue if^'Mvrr-tail formula and passes 8AUCV DOGS—Chopped hot dogs mixed wilh a spicy com-hination ot tomato soup, onions, dweae and flavorings ai« mooned Mo buns. tl>m baked in foiL This is a delightfully new "idea for fiaSe tare. - Hot Dogs Disguised in Various Recipes Dogs that are different! Frank- and sweet pickle that cornea i furters with a flair! That's thejjars). chill powder and vinegar, sandwich idea for the week. Amer-|The slariiea allow the meat to tea's standby, the hot dog. brriledlabaorfo the sauce flitvor more read-over charcoal, and spread with Uy. mustard or ketchup, and sprin- 'TTds is fork food, for the recipe . kied with pidde relish, will never calls for serving two hot dogs on lose Its appeal. But you're in tor;an open toasted bun. then covering e real flavor tmts when you them with sauce. aarfly have to go together! With suburban living approarith^ 'a aenith and with even city dvraUera moving outdoors to terraces and balconies, this summer's outdoor dining preanises to be bigger tbfui ^Ver. And «4th a litfle thought aitid a little pre-barbecue prepara|hm. the big nuisam-e can be i-ompletely iellmtnatrd The makers of one In-'aect repe'llent offer these practical. easy to folloH' sugg«>stions; I 1. PLAN AH»:AD: Keep the .menu simple —and try to cook [only the main meat course outdoors. Do the other food pivpara-Uon. indoors—ahead of lime. 11 augiQr trtoUiM in oocktaD tfnanaa is aafo from inaeeta. Evan nail dlotonde.hmman tha ha^ le pit and tka baitaeoa Dr MDTD: Around the periphery of the eating area, use bog lanterns dr hug candles. Not only do containing Insaot repellent are now availafalt and guests can W>ray dear the pit a It on the table. CUES: U your barbecue will be 5. KBBP ALL FOODS COV-IBBD: In cooking, use stove to lUe utamdls nrith their awn coven. For salads, breads uid items butfot style, thbik about up Individual pbrtloas of food, then wrapping each in ti«a«arant plastic and placing them on large plattara-diie plattaa-iBr each type of food. Ihto way, gueats can help tfaemeelvaa to Individually wrapped ae^vtngs of earrat or ceieiy eOcloi, breads or biscuits, orices. etc. Foods such as potato as cole slaw. barbecue table . . . Buga are er on a wtotW avantogi You T«n create your own, madc-to-order _____- -. SPKAV BEFOKB YOU not ordinarUy served covered. gTlatln could tifot huects, but tfaeyigcKVEi Fifteen minutes befwreiefther put them on the table'in disposable plastic coated, cua-jCast « vrry pleasant, soft gfow;]^ onok. or plan to set the table^wraK>cd in plastic Or toil, orjtard-type cups, and then wrapped ^"'j— whichever comes flret — ^ray,combine serving with ^coratingjin pht^. with each cup cooatltu-hancinf the atmosphere. 'the witlre area with a product de-land make attractive cbeeseclotb [ting one acrving. This again, keeps 3. COOKING, EATING AND signed fort!_ . - jpBINIUNO: P.you can. cook, eBl|serve, re-«pray directly under the jand drink in three different places jtable with an insect repellent be- ~ -t distance aeparst- trig carefid that. Just before you [or muslin covers for each item.jtbat food exposure time down, with contrasting embroidered appliqued letters to identify the food. 6. B U F F E T g AND ABOl^ A FANf If your dining area to dose 'to M electric outlet, try setting up a fan designed to blow bugs away from the g. DONTWATnYOlUK LA|vN; Mowpltoas like molatun so fpn t water your town or dwtiba on the day of your ebokout. . ^ Spread craokm with a l^nd (4 honey and creamed dieesyi to which nuts or grated engge peels have been added. ^ SNO-BOL •OWL CLIANIR YOUR GROCIRS try .11 ■I Saucy Doga la Foil have a bit ofj* a nap to tbrir flavor. The fraakij J* *2-2^ SS ****^ are finely chopped, then mixed i 2I5eee »r mm with a combination of tomato aoup, «Y tftfnmn mustard, Worcestershire sauce,’ « fmakfurMr a«tm. sen. tasstae onions, cheere and relish. The In skillet. combns Jb« five In-combination Is heaped in buns and gredibfWlfr Beginning and ending oven-baked in foil. This is hearty one inch from ends, cut four length- pienic fore. gaaey lto|x to Fdl I fraakfnrttrt. nmly cbappi oa tUMlT cliopata Mtoa I prvptwd Bllld Mstard I WerUrrihliT mum It tnaktamr iniaa Heat oven to 400 degrees (mod-eratriy hd). Combine all ingredients except buns. Spoon 1-3 cup of tbe mixture between bun haivto. Wrap each bun aeeurely in ahi-mimim ioil. Heat U-15 minutea. Makes 12 sandwiches. ■ ♦ ♦ * Denver Dogs, an Idea first tried at a camp site in the Rockies, calls for ilashing the tranks a few tiroes lengthwise, then simmering them in a lively sauce of rich-red tomato soap, hot dog relish (teat's the combo of mustard slaahes tn each frankfurter. [Add meat to soup mixture; slm-u mer 30 minutes. Serve two frank-jfurters with sauce on each bun. 'Makes tour servinga. * it * The Coney Island Hot Dog' fame has apr^ quite far from the famoiti New York playground. Coaey Island Hot Dog I flSH. auncm Chut Coo Caro* Cookies a Must for Summertime Oombine firat tour ingredients; heat. Brown frankforters and place in split warm rolls. Spoon chili er frankfurters. Serve immediately. Makes e'lght servings. * ★ * Here's an easy idea to try. Xeriy Hot Dogs H «aa asrsoBStM or islsd drMtli H OOP lot Dtf Rsllth IS frsskmrtera IS (rsofartsr bwu combine mayonnaise and relish. S|dlt frankfurters lengthwise ki way through. Spoon about 1 table-; tqioan sauce into eadi. About 4-5i inches from heat. hroU five min-atex Of Unfllltot and bubbly. Serve. ; in toasted buns. Makes ]0 hot dogs. Bake up a batch of Lemon Chip Hrnniti and surprise family with an old-faalboned cooky lemon chips- Serve teem with fresh fruit compote and a big, tall glass of milk. Lfinoa Chip HemMs Dry Milk Can Save Pennies, Up Nutrition All the foods being donated tO| the needy are versatile enough provide a wide variety of tempting^ recipes. Nonfat dry milk can M basic recipe component or It can be used to replace fresh milk for| greater economy. In addition, nonfat dry milk can be added to many common dishes to boost their food value. Biscuits, muffins, cakes — Use 4 tablespoons and 1 cup of w'ater Combine sifted flour, baking tor each cup of milk called for in powder, salt, spices, and granu- the recipe, lated sugar, and silt together three Cooked cereals - Add *4 to H times. Mix brown sugar and milk, cup to each cup of cereal before Cream shortening, add sifted diYt^Wch^, Ingredients, brown sugar mixture. Meat loaf, hamburgers, etc. — and eggs and stir until all flour Use '« to >j cup per pound, is damtiened; then beat vigorously - v«i. the* 1 minute. Add raisins, nuts, and. ^ Z’ v lemon rhips and mix wvll. f ^ ^ ^ eup of potatoes. Use either the ^ j water iMitatoes were rooked In Drop (rom^toWes^ On greased, „ ^ght eon- baking sheet and bake in modwv . , ate oven (350 degrees) 12 to 15 minutes, or until done. iMaketl Custards, puddings, beverages-about 4 dozen hermits. ' | Use 4 to 6 tablespoons with 1 eup * * * jof water tor each cop of milk •NOTf:: To keep hermits moist.' called for In the recipe, or add store where there is circulation of to 4 tablespoons to each cup of air: not in air-tight container. fresh niilk. LBHON anr raXMirs—Anything with lemon in it aeems cool in hot weateer. These cookiea are long time favorttea— HemUts-dreased up with the addition of Lemon Chips. They go w«M with ton passes of cold milk or fruit punch. Libby's Join Atlas to Bring You a ''Good Old Summer Time" Sale of Foods! Save Everyday at Atlas At TKa Friandly Caniar of WoRoo ATLAS SUPER MARKET AIR COOLED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! HEY! KIDDIES! LOOK! LIBSrS CLOWN IN PERSON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fri. II A.M. re 7 P.M. Sat. 10 AJM. re C F.M. rnrr bubble gum I Kkt ■ BALLOONS TIwm law Arias Spacisls srs good orerydsy — INCLU04N6 SUNDAY —■ Thutsday, |aly 6 thru WadiMsday, foly 12 ,IMI. lUY NOW AND SAVI ON SUMMIRTIMI FOODS! MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE ■Ifl 10 os. ior . . . I|29 FRESH—LEAN PRESSELS U.S. No. 1 49* 59* GROUND BEEF HOT DOGS OR RING ROLOGNA - - T jYib r ^ 'i&w,/ Compbell's Tomato Soup TALL CAN NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE \ Demina's TIME SPECIALS SFSIE* iniiS LiUTt BEEF STEW t 39' Libby'i WktU Kontl Con. CroAB Stylf Con oi Peas 5 303 Coin DEEP 6 BEANS S ST Likky's Pdlod Moats fi ||||e laift SVi-Dx. Cns " ™ Libby's Catiip 14>oi. Bottlti UBsrs RED KIDNEY BEANS Libby** Coliforaio Cling PEACHES HAMILTON GRADE A LARGE EGGS Dozen 49 BORDEN'S SKIM MILK Vi-Gal. Caitoi 29 LAND O' LAKES BUTTER DQc Pound Print j FRUITS - VEGETAiLES | 10*“ ImA 2r Southom Grown FREESTONE PEACHES Solid Icfborg HEAD LETTUCE EBmIb STORE HOURS; Birds Ey« Freali F«osm MEAT PIES CHICKEN—TURKEY—BIIF Birds If* FfmIi FrMM RASPBERRIES 8 'C 79* ~ ~ Mtrtoa'o Frasli Froian ----- DINNERS ------ • TiikiT • iHi ^BEER—WINE^LIQUOR TO TAKE OUT CORNER BALDWIN AVE. AND WALTON BLVD. ERIE ENRICHED WHITE DEMINGS RED SOCKEYE BREAD--15'SAlmon GELATIN SALADS SEALTEST COnAGE CHEESE 1-LB. CARTON PEACHES CALIFORNIA FRESH, CRISP A H m CARROTS 2i*p^2y |»STEAK 49-i CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE 10 Ik. POTATOES f^Sofi880 PETER'S SLICED BOILED 6-OZ. PK6. n liHAM I PETER'S RING CROSS & BLACKWELL LEMONADE 6-Oz. Can ^0UQUOR iMkMM AB^«-1-*- ^ AORTR IIB^^inS BEER and WINE ..t. TJNmTY-FOUR TriE PONTIAC PRESS, THU1|SI>A\\ JULY 6, 1061 ,.:V Dichronutlsm, the inability to distinguiih reds and freena when thoae colon have the Mine ^1|ht> . to the IB form of color FINEAPrLC BAKED BEANS-Thto eaay-to- with rounds ol comli^f hash and pineapple do ai«>per cornea out of a can. You pour baked rings. It’s hearty, Inexpenrtve and different, beans into a shallow casserole, (hen top them Poultry, Fresh Produce Still Your Best Buys chack sia^ and chuck roasts are the leatare boys ttto week, ac-coediac to the MicUgan State Unl- formation Agency. The agency, which bases Its report on a shidy of the marketii« picture in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties, also reports that peaches and watenneloBS are in t«vy supply with slightly lower pri^. Here to an item-by-ltem breakdown: Poultry: Market Is UHckaaged frecn a Frozen Cream Is Good hr Easy Garnish Do yon know (his wonderfully convenient way of keeping whipped cream on hand for desserts? Beat flie cream until almost stiff. Add sugar and vanilla; beat until sttt. Place fluted paper baking CQMhi ktno^ the weils can be either very small or medtnm size,-and paper eops[" should correspond. per caps; (reeae. Bemove cream> age. Cream nsay be served froi-M or thawed. If desired, remove paper cups and cream will retain pretty fluted shape around sides. Makes H secv- week age. Pryer parts and Beef: Reduced marketing has resulted in higher prices for cattle. Chudc steaks Are featured this week, along aith chuck roasts and h>-tisserie roasts. Pork: Smoked picnics, frankfurters and bacm are featured this i Fish: Supplies of fresh fish are expected to be ample with little change in price. Cod, haddock, whitefisb and pickerel are featured. Eggs: tappHes are fractionally less and top qaaHty Is beeomtag short Hearty Dish Is Easy to Prepare Casseroles are alanys recommended for their good flavor com-and today’e lecipe combining golden pineapple slices, balnd beans and corned beef hash to exceptionally good. Corned beef hash slices and pineapple slices are served atop baked beans seasoned with mustard, horseradish and onion. The result is a taste surprise. . ♦ ♦ * III partnendiip with cote slaw or a tossed salad—tomatoes, radishes and several greens and hot Kills, this “bake" will make a colorful, nutritious supper for four. Ptnenpple Baked Beans S l-m. Miu baked bMiu In tomato Fruits: Peaches are in heavy supply with slightly lower valiies. Tlxnnp-SCO Seedless and Cardinal grapes are in good sivply. Oantalonpes are in heavy smly this week and wiU be lighter the folkming week. Red ra^berries. blueberries and blackberries will start being in heavy supply this week. Water-mekm is in heavy supply from sev- Vegetables: _______ Tacat lrttWeTs starts show this week. Cucumbers «e heavy in supply and lower values can be expected. Green beans — homegrown can be expected to show next week. (Jplery from California is in good supply. Tomatoes, hothouse and repacks, are scarce due to weather conditions. Flmida sweet com is past its peak, but supplies will continue* the next thrw weeks. Potatoes, Cobblers are in plentiful supply. } jjrsSwnsTimsr"* 1 UbUipsm b«uw OT ausbrliM radish and mustard in shallow baking pan. Slice coned htef hash into 8 slices; arrange with pineapple slices OB top of bi Sprinkle wifli brown sugar, dot with butter or margarine. Bake in a hot dven («0 degrees F.) 25 Serves 4. FilfXieinfil6u|)eXc^ With ChMM, Nuts Peel one cantaloupe. Cut oft . iece from one end and remove seeds. Mix one Sounce package softened .cream cheese, 4 ounces pecans. Pack into melon. CMl thoroughly. Slice for serving. Makes enough filling for two small or one large ■ ■ l‘h --------------- crackers. Remember How Nice It Was to Select Your Meat from a Choice ol Fresh Cut Meats • • • at NIUmiE lEin Yn Slin K! 1^ POT ROAST 39L CALIPORNIA LONG WHITI POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE 2'^39* LarfB 24 SiBB Pork steak TiNDER-SLICED BABY BEEF LIVER 39L CHOICE cur ROUND / STEAK Wlliite MEATS AMO DIXIE HIDHWAY-sear Ssthakaw Rsai bSAYTON PUINS n«iify of PrM Porkii^ Spoctl Open Doily 9 A.M. to 9 PM, OR 3-6616 Plenty of Free Policing Spocel Open Sundoy 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Old Favorito Treat Breakfast hits tht spot French toitot. Bsat 1 egg; stir In 2-3 COP of salt. Dip 4 bread sUcet. one at a time. Into mixture. Melt Mnut IH tabteepoens butter hi large rt or en griddle to ooiver; Luncheon IdoDF . ^ Wafflea tor lunch today? Top wm with sometfakiK different 1 nm ounces) diicken * la king and 1 CUP shredded n ' se. Best slowly t B. Ssrva war hot. for about 4 servta SISTERS SUPER MKT OPEN 7 DATS IA.1Lli1DP.M. Flic* OssiM Itoiwl Tb BuM C«b4Um( HOT DOfiS ^ Ut. Grodf Skinless LEAN, MEATY SPARE- AAc RIBS Z9u. Frith Diittid FRYERS 25i Frith OrNsd Beef 2‘“79' U.S. No. 1 Choici Chuck Sleiks “-49’ Lion, Mioty Perk Steaks “•39' U.S. No. 1 Choic* Chuck Roast “49* Fresh U.1 Choice Peter's SLAB Frozen U.S. No. 1 BEEF ROURD sliced WBaniP BACOH lemoh- Baiaias UVER STEAK BACOH HdH m WMe ADE ihTSc 3-89* •-IP U.10C U.lNOb1 NTHDES 10‘“39' Sugor Ripo Peaches 4'“ 39' Colifomio HEAD LETTUCE 2 “29' >I)UKES •RADISHES • DREEH ONIOHS . Hoini-Giowii . 2b. W Sugor Swiit, Froth CANTALOUPES 229* At Hatioiial This Week Only! HOLDEN RED STAMPS Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 6, 7 and 8 ’ I . \ • Try Out New Salad Dressings THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1961 TrilRTY-FIVE By JANET ODEUL Aiperlcans eat salwl U months o(. the year. Ttey are, however, more apt to consume them as the months. The wealth of fresh fruits and vecetaUes—the infinite variety of greeris—make preparing a salad a Joy. Ihe cook is encouraged to use her own ingenuity in cresftlng a masteiplece. Fruit salads are always delightful, both to tongue and eye. A” nice way to serve this type (rf salad is to group fruit on a large platter, then let your guests choose and mix as they will. Here are two new dressings that go wiesauce tinted s pale green makes an unusual dinner treat. Add a few drops of mint extract to each serving. Lean, Center»Cut PORK CHOPS 78 M. UOINAW STKHT BAZLEY — Better Trim STEAKS 69^ ROUND SWISS CLUB Tender Beef RIB STEAKS Tenderloin Portion PORK ROAST UMnSAVB-YWRCMIGE-UOnMVEI I 4 lbs. Slicwl ^ - 3 lbs. Grade 1 BACON $1 WIENERS' S lb. Uon, Boiling I 2 lbs. Sinoked BEEF Sliced HAM sins and nuts. Drop by teaspoons on greased cookie sheets. Bake at 3S0 degrees F. for 13 minutes. Makes S doaen. Note: Cooldea mellow alter storage in tightly covered container, or in small packets wrapped in heavy duty M. S eip* troDDd ▼•nlUa vatm 1 ««b gronod pwuu S tablMpooBi UgM ooni irnip toblMPMu eoeoa (epUwd) H to (b eup SlMrrr OR Crmm Shtrrp 1 eup eeafeeUoBUi 10 X tugur Grind vanilla waters and nuts fine to food dtopper. Mbc thoroughly with remaining Ingredients. Shape into balls the size of big (toerries; dust with confectioners 10 X sugar; chUl wrtl. Makes about 50 small co(tirie8. ’These are confections, rather than cookies. Flavor improves with age. While they are good keepers to a tightly covered metal canister, it is best to store 1 or 3 dozen in heavy foD, to re-frlgerstor or freezer. A foil pack to the freezer will assure eweets todeltoltrty - if well hidden. WSfED AN Dta Saaday riwa Tlrand(v 9 AJA. 'tH 10:30 PM. PiMey ead Satavdey f AM. 'til f t KM P.M. Him* L«w Frices Good Ttiun. tfcm SHndoy July 6 to 9,1961. none •CoWSuppllta SWPUB '• OPEM COMPLETE DELICIOUS T-BONE SWISS SIRLOIN ROUND ONE WHOLE BARBECUE CHICKEN U.S. No. 1 long white California NEW raTATOES 10 Lbs. 39* FRESH PEAUES 4 29* Freihg Cello Packed TOMATOES Hpme-Crpwii, )«mbe, Buacli Radishes TAIL! KING > 14-Os. CATSBP f3c Vaa Cmap Lsrye Caa FORK Fsr BEANS 2-49- •reset O’ CMckee niA 25* CsMtantti, Larye, PsksI CELEir 15« •h-"*„25* JUICE Vorthm _ _ _ tissue4»*^29* MAXiu ZTurrev Bettis OUVES"^ ^esfown FOOD CENTER 706 W. HURON BEER-WINE-LIQUOR THIRTYrSp THE PONTIAC PRK3S. THURSDAY. JULY 6, 1961 V' a Says rii Anny's Better 3rd Time Around SMOtGASIORO RCli $1 DiMMr $1.S0 cm*m IMw • Ynt. ....H* OnN 24 NOUKS A DAY u rJL « WM, n i-nti FT. MLEY, fton. ai»l> - Pvt WUber H. Howe is undergQ(iig| I frsinlRg with the U.S. Arne’s SUi bitUMry at Ft. RUey. It's the third go-cound lor the I 4S-yeuvdM soldier * * * must be in my bkiod," he said, espleiniiig thect he Orst took treioiag at MaKh FMd. Calif., in April and May 1M1 and later aaw action in the Pacific World War II. IMt. hat w rallMed aa a bnck aer-' gBMt it ataesA JM>, aai leek Howe then returned to his home tear Charles City. Iowa, to help his father and brother in a large tanning operation. Last year, the fami^ sold the farm and Howe I again signed up with Unde VP-8EE-DABY — Able ta> lift a loaded truck trailer off a freight car like a child playing with a model train, this newly devdoped LeToumeau machine was shown in a preview at a Portland, Ore., freight terminal. The 30-ton capacity forklift is the latest development in the new fMd of piggybacking Gars are now loaded from ramps. Business Group Questions Status BAC Mm Asking JFKi What About Your Now Advisory Board? WASHINGTON (AP)^-> Speetl-latioa over the. future o( the F neea Advieory Ooundl waa vived today when the Induatry leaders who raske up Its governing board obtained an .appof ‘ ment with President Kennedy. A* * ♦ The BAC Is a select panel of corporation chiefs that has advised eecretaries ol commerce for 7! yean. Ihe preeent eeeretary, Luther H. Hodges, has stripped the BAC of Hs historie exclusivity and much of Its secrecy. GTW V«h' Association SicrtM Annual Picnic raid Vab July U «t the BeasisObeB Amvshi post. 510 Oakland Ave. Xhs svant wBl begta with a pot-luck dinner at U:3Sa.ia. Flint P«do|trian KHltd n-AND»( Bh-Gsorge Qeupell. ST. nnt. was Mllsd Wsdassdsy whsa hs was stmok by a egr ss hs wsOtsd across UJJS to Wtrutt 1 two mllss south of hsjrs. Why did he enlist for s third; timer Howe exptalned he's look-1' ing shesd to retirement at sgc S6 with 30 yean of mlUtsry service. "Beeides,” be added with a grin, I like the Army." To Hold HearinglMov/e Man in Mood for Boat Club to Defy Film Censor NOW I Fudlf rMhuw: new sBaHne dry ctdl for nasWtgtits .is said to tost eight ttooss as hng as a oanventknsl HAMBURGERS ilAMBIIRIIERS..15‘ FRENCH FRiE&.IS* MALTS.....19 'em Uy tlie bag! Group Must Explain I Why It Foilkd to Meet Wi^ Court Order A hearing wiU be held In Circuit Court Moa^ at which the Oakland Owniy Boat Club nt Bidvw Lake must explain why it bu failed to comply with a court order prohibiting use of a residential lot lor oommerclsl purposes. waHsm J. Beer ysster-day signed a show eauae eider regnestod by Bernard B a r a e h ' I wUa Glsria, Uto Poatlae Drive, fljrivaa Lake. The Baraehs filed a autt against the club, 2330 Femdale Ave., asking that H be stopped by court order from using a lot near tbeir's to park boats, trucks, cars and By BOB nCtolAS AP Movle-TV Writer LONDON - Pirsotor Lao Mc-Carey, in a censocwtofying mood, saya he’s going to he "the Catholic Otto Premln- TouTI recall It hat Praminger did battto with the cei such films aa "Ths Moo Blue,” "Msa With the Golden Arm” end "Anatomy of McOarey, the man who gave you FUber O’Malley, is the least Ukely to emulate remkiger. But his Irish is (g>, id whan that happena watch out. McCarey la hers to fUm "Sstan ^BttBIIETwto aMETJMB AilllKE aOAUEB ★MGROSIY ★IKIttaCALUl ★mnw irimumx TketoiMet ★JU0T6ARUUB irfmum ★QMEUnf/iGl ★MTlfiSN ★JAYMss^ilT ★DMMIVII ★DONNA ira ★DEBBIE REYMOLOS ★EDWARD LROBiSII ★FRAKaRAHU aiioPiliom-MfSSStDin (MBREMim-iar • CO-FEATUBE • FsirtlM Tril romuas NS 4-MM Tsisraph I 4-l«eB FIRST RUN IHIIUIIB Sstto: SCMSH; ACMEVESi surmssm: ^6REATNE8SI ■alt, filed by Attorney Hany 8. Huber of Rochester, aUeged that this use was a "blatant violatioa" of the city’s aoniag ocdinaim. Ihe dub owns the lot ISSUED OBDER, Judge Stanton G. Dondero granted the temporary restraining order. Huber went before Jutto* Beer yesterday claiming the chib hasn't complied with the order. lb seld "sheet U hwWlH” are sffMtod hy toe dab’s um ef lb let fer lierage._______ Residents have been distributing Ileafleto urging persons to attend I'Wednesday night's meeting of the I Sylvan CoundU. * * A Barach, a Ihrmington school teacher, said in the suit that the dub has erected one fence—and plans to put up a cyclone fence, which, he said, violates the-dt/s zoning ordinance—which has increased the traffic using tbg road traveling by their home. Newly Developed Skill Carries Child Too For CLINTON, NJ. (UPl) — Moi tan 200 rescuers combed heavily-wooded area for four hours Wednesday night searching for a 21-montlw)ld girl who had JiMt learned to walk and dedded dm needed practice. Blonde and Uue«yed Tyrell O’Neil was found sbortly after 10:30 p.m. fast asleep under a dogwood tree. She was about one-" mile from her home. D««r and Bicyde Crash; Animol Oltf, Mon Hurt lONU ID - bvtag WelvwteN, M. ef Pale, kllM a deer Never Sleepe," the story of two contending priests — c^r snd younger. Sound fkmllisrT But fiiis one is different from his classic “Going My Way." AFOUL OF OFflOB IW dlffarsncs Is what ran him foul of the Johnstou Office,, which censors American films no ^ matter where they are made. * ♦ ★ McCerey explained: "I have a tens in the picture in whkh a young Red Chineae army officer rapet Franw Nuyen in front of the priest, played by William Holden. The young Chinese does It to taunt the priest, whose he can’t break. The scene isn’t played for eensatian; the rape is 'I showed it to Catholic sufiNm-itles, both in the United States and Notional Guard Airman to Go on Active Duty Local members of the ITTth Tac-tical Reconnsisance Wing based Detroit Air National Guard Base, Inkster, will join in two weeks of active duty starting Saturday at Phelps COUins Air Base ear Alpena. . A total of 1,500 ahr guardsmen wOl undergo annual tratolng fai Will DIkum Topia. ANN ARBOR ID-Toplcs ranging from educational televWon to auditory disorders in children will be Some BAC members are known j feM that the couneD has been rriegatad to ths background fay Kemted/a ertatlon of ths Preel-dent’s Lalw-Msnsgetoent Advisory Board. * * k The new 21-man board has rep-resentatlves from Industry, tobor and the general public The BAC (^legation, headed by Roger BkHigB, BAC ««hair and board chairman ol U.S. Steel! Corp., apparently did nof advise the Conunerce Department of the White House interview. the cbuncU might be hoping to iflcatkiB of ito atotus whether he it iO '«DHttoge as the gov dvlaer on the husi- here. Bofii jerks wouldn’t allow It. What Is be going to do about It? Tm going to shoot the scene as it was written," he said defiantly. "Why shouM Preminger mom^y?" TOUCHY THEME of "SAan Never Sleepe’’ le a touchy one and Clifion Webb play aries caught in the Red Chinese sgttp. ..One- ut the refugees ' their charge is France Nuyen, who falls in lova with Hhiden. He thinks he can handle the McCuey eald, “but Webb warns him he U getting himself into quicksand. And be does. ie issues, to play a secoodaiy nda or to fold up entirely. 2 Publicity Agents Die in Detroit Fire DETROIT ID — William J. C*’-nell and Peter Prass, partners in a Detroit theatrical publicity; agency, died today In a fire in | their apartment on Detroit’s Northwest Side. Ths two men were found In S; converted bedroom which they ha up as an office in their Neither had bean bumad; «re suffocated by smoke. * v« had no trouble at all wlfii church on the story. The ts tdl me, ’We’re no more human.’ Thejrhava no ob-. ms as long as no physlcsl contact is shown. There won’t be any. But that doesn’t m« the ending will be inevitaUe. defy anyone to guess what the ending will be.’’ oiuT nsnvu OAKLAND PARK lUlT 3 Unrafk I nmrarks July 40 mi Mi k M| Duyi uui Wflito PONTIAC both e More tonn 20 residents were routed by die fire although it was confined to the Cornell-Prass InIuv • • Mkiuui OCuSm *oU oNm BIlFBIlim liiYB-iB 'iWoDS Fin Inspector Glenn Bennett ■Sid the blase apparently burned for some time before Cornell and Prass awakened.______________ Salesman drive their cars the greatest sumber of average mflas each year in eompariion wiUi tha record at other occupational groups. FMUKEEGO \m CHANDLIk "IITUIN TO KYTON PUa" slsa "PLIASI TURN OVIk" WATERFORD DRiVE-iN THEATER 4 Ttif SHOW STARTS 1:10 NOW SHOWING THEGREAIESTI ja||||W|f|RI XiSSuMli™! V , . 1 Yanks Crowd figers for AL Lead THlKTYSEVKy Today's Games Could Shuffle Loop Standing Split VTith Red Sox Allowi Now Yorkori to CloM Gap 3 Top Winncrg Named to NL Team BOffTON •O-'Hie Detroit TIgert Murtaugb Picks 8 Pitchers feced the Boeton Red Son i York Yankees crowdlnc closer lor te Amarloaii League lead. The aecQiKHdaoe Yan)teas slammed OeveUnd M yesterday. The TIesrs managed oi^ a i^Ut with the Red Sox. winning a day game M but losing the night tilt M. the league's t^ wlming starters, two star relievers and the ageless Rodqr Ooiavlto drove in runs with a homer and a single for the Tigers’ vMory. Cblavtto second puns, but oateher , vlded the Rsd Sox the margiii ei victory. hi the first game the TIeett Jumped to a three-run lead in ttis ionrth inning. Billy Bruton beat out an infield hit, Frank Malsooe booted A1 Kaline’s bunt for an wror, and Oolavito homersd. Detroit got three more in the fifth. Jim Bunning, the winning pitcher, singled and Dick Anliffe doubled. Kallne tingled CINCINNATI (AP) — Three of Chicago and Frank Robinson of pitchers named today to the Na-■’'onal League All-Star team. Manager Danny Murtaugh of the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates who will manage the National Leaguers in the All-Star games at San Francisco July U and at Boston July M, named five right-handers and three southpaws to the [Etching staff. Cincinnati. John Roaeboro of Los Angeles will be the second catcher. The starters, named by payers and announced pr^ous-ly, will be first baseman Bill White, St. Louis; second baseman Frank Boiling, Milwaukee; shortstop Maury Wilis, Los Angeles; third baseman Ed Mathews. MU- Alvin Dark of San Fnmeisro waukse; right fielder Roberto Oe-mente, Pittsburgh; center fields WUlle Mays, San Francisco; left fielder Orlando CM>eda. San Fran-ciaco; and catcher Smolqr Burgess, Pittsburgh. his coaches; Wllmer Mizell of Pittsburgh and BiU Loes of San Francisco as batting practice pitchers: Hal Smith of Pittsburgh as batting practice catcher and Danny Whelan of Pittsburgh as trainer. Murtaugh named managers Murtaugh wiU be aUowed to Gene Maurii of Philadelphia and'name three additional players fori the second AU-Star game and mayj make any substitutiona he desires' among the pitchers. Murtaugb also picked four flelders, tour outfielders and one catcher to eupplaraent thw s' ■electod a vote of the players themaelvM. In each poei-he named the eeeond-{daoe man in the balloting and then added Stan Muaial o( the St. Louis Cbrdiiiala. who has appeared in 0 AU-Star games. Murtaugb's selections were announced at National League Ijead-querters. ® i Right-handed pitchers named by! Murtaugh wiU be Elroy Face of I the Piratee; Joey Jay and Bob! Purkey of the Cincinnati Reds; Art Mahaffey of the Phfladelphla Bunning home and then Colevtto Phlla and Stu MUler of the San I brought hi two more runs with a Francisco Giants. The southpaws! jwffl be tody Koufir or tiw RtMtcm got its'two runs in the acvmth. Russ Nixon doubled, went to third on Kaline's error and seared u Frank Malzone grounded out. Jackie Jensen walked, Pete Runnels singled him to third, and Don Buddln doubled Runnels home. Detroit Janped to a (prick lead la th» Bight game aa McAaliae Wt a laadalf hsma iwa. his IMrd af the year. Bostoa same right back, however, as PagHaroai riagied honw Check ~ The four additional outfleldprs wlD be Musial, Hank Aaaron SchiUing hit his second homer of Milwaukee, George Altman of the year in the third inning. Angeles Dodgers, Mike McCcht-mick of the Giants and tohn of the ^nlwaukee Breves. Dirough games of Tuesday. Jay and Koufax had U-4 records and Purkey 104. Added to Ihe infield were first baseman Dick Stuart of Pittsburgh; second baaeman Don Zimmer of Chicago; shortsteq) Eddie Kasko of Cincinnati and third baseman Ken Boyer of St. Louis. BACK AOAIN-rDetroit first baaeman Norm Cash returns to first safely to escape an at-. tempted pickoff in the 4th inning of yesterday’s Cincinnati, leading the league,! first game with the Boeton Red Sox at Fenway was ignored in the selections of Plrk Boston first sacker Pete Runnels takes the throw from pitcher BUly Muffett. The Tigect won the opener, 6.2. ; starters by the players but the| four Redlegs named,by Murtaugh!-- , , , ■gave Cincinnati the same repre^ fWflkJlIley allllies 8t WIRlDlCuOll sentation on the squad as Milwaii- . Pittsburgh and San Fran^ cisco. Los Angeles and St. Louis will havii three each while Chicago will have two and Phlladel-jphia one Spahn. with and Face and McCormick are the jonly pitchers to have played in previous All-Star games. PRESS BOX 'Bad Boy’^of Tennis' in Finals WIMBLEDCW, Eitgiand -year' tkm suspended McKtaley htoiam he threw his radot duttog « Davie Cup match last winter. tended I really understood w<^ t as suspendsd,” MtdOnley said. •T threw my r................... ' 1 the crowd or with anyone . I wu Juri angry with my’ MdOnley’s taarawny, htt-at- around the iv; 10 days ago. ihe Jour^ the Rqd Sox got two more on Jeneen'e stoKto, RunhetT triple and a aacrtflce'hjr Kll kton* bouquette, the winning pitcher. The Tigers collected a run in the fifth on Mike Roarke’s double, Bobo Osborne’s pinch single and McAuliffe's forceout, which allowed Roarke to score. Oolavito led off the sixth iniiing with his round-tripper. I Pagliaroni, however, hit his 10th homer of the year in the eeventh|fij{j;« inning, scoring Carl Yastrromskl.tcfiyei^' who had singled. AF I’lKR-SALL CSL4T8—aev eland outfielder Jimmy Pieraall stops to talk with New York Yankee manager Ralph Houk in the dugout before Wednesday's New York-Oeveland game at Yankee Stadium. Piersall, bitter at not being selected on the American League All-Star squad, charged manager Paul Richards of Baltimore with favoritism and personal prejudlib. tramck toppled fiilrd-seeded Lynni Haines of Dallas, 6-3, 5-7. 6-‘2. women's singles. Two MleUgaa foolhall ptoyars, Roger Kramer of Kalamaaoo College and Dale Maadrail of Wayne Fairfield Tunes Up lor St. Paul Open Gary Oeiger added two hoBMr MIowing Baddhi’o staigle. Bunning'seattered seven Red Sox hits in the first game for his eighth victory against six defeats. The loser was Billy Muffett. | Monbouquette also moved to 8-6!o*treit____ for the season while Bob Bruce. losing Tiger pitcher, lost his first game against one victory. Wedawday by the St Lsals WEDiaESOATa i_ *-3. Boston M. A.,--,-^Ctt7 (. CUcaso 1. atsUTS Balt'linoro t WMhlottca t, Slfht T— . ------- New York t. Ot________ TODAY'S OAMXS — T-4) St aoitsB (CUco' 1 ■■■ At Mlnnost “tejwo tWyi* S-U DAT OAan Drrxorr r a m bSston sk r s m M'AuUffe u A 1 1 • Sehlimif Zb 4 • 1 • Bruton e( 4 I 1 • Oelnr ef 4 4 1* KsUne rf Z S 1 1 Fkil'skl U 4 • 1 ColATlto if 4 I 1 I Nixon c 4 11 Ciuh lb 10 14 Utlioni lb 4 4 4 4 4 14 Il°**”l/*lb 4 4 * Brown e 1 4 4 4 Bu«Un ss 14 1 Banains p 4 I l 4 Mutfttt p 14 4 BUIterd p 1 4 4 ^ sOreen 14 4 “ WMhiBslon _ nmAT? acnocui K4IUM CSX at Mttmort. (1). Boeton at Ntw Totfe. alabt ' afo, at Clasalaiid. d^t W. Wood p 4______ ____ bFasMaronI 1 4 4 Tsiale n 4 4 4 Tatata 44 r * • -! A—rutd out (or Bullard tn Itb; Struck aut for W. Wood tn 4tti. B—Banains. Wood, Ualione. Sallna. FO-A—Detrdt n-lt, Boeton H-ll. DF— Brwwn. Boros and McAulUte; Utlaens, acbllUns and I^nsu. U>B—Detroit 1. Dykes Backs Piersall in AL All-Star Blast Cardtaals al Mw Narieaal Fast- ST. PALI, (AP)—National Open Ichampton Gene Uttlar and ds'i fending titlist.Don Fairfield take! [after the St Paul Open Golf Touri jnament honors Thursday on Itougher Kriler course. Forward Ray Scott was signed Fsirfleid. who broke a fotnv Wedaeeday by the Detroit Pistons y**’’ '^^tory drought by winning * s . i^hdi Onriwi %mmr tiindvl im iiHth) [Of the .National Basketball m. The ation. 6Hbot-9 Scott was De-'" 5-“"^“ troit’i No. 1 draft choice. among the practice rounds. NEW YORK (AP) - Qeveland Manager Jimmy Dykes in effert backed Jimmy Piersall today In his slap at Paul Ridiards leaving the Indians’ fiery center fielder off the American League All-Star squad. I don't want to become em-broQed with Richards.’’ Dykes said. "I Uke Paul. But I’ll say this: There aren’t more than one or two better center fielders than Piersall. I exclude that guy (WUlie Mays! in the National League, ‘ who is in a class by himself.'' Anftln !.. 47 i—. Franclaeo .41 PhluZilphla » IWNBSDAT’.____________ ------ " twi at Lm Aagaiai 4). nlfbt >Y<8 SCaXOCLB - Cblaam UUwsMl^aSM Saa nSriMTalttal "nie pros rated the course at ^ RdBaM Rosea of Am Arbor least four shots tougher than last me. but any time I m hitting .340^ fled lor tod plam wtfli four oth- year when Fairfield won with I ought to be on the AU-Star. era In the Wastorn Open efaem |22-under par 266. The 6,S67-yard team." | toanaroeat at MOwaukee, Rob- layout playa 36-3^72. h it it ert Bynie, tt, of ladtoaspoUs, i A new fairway watering system Piersall said he felt Richards •»«vy grass in ...n w w * [areas where the golfers counted didnT Uke him "because I oncei » » * , .. . . . said what I thought of him as a Two Michigan men are among! manager.’’ >12 of the nathxi’s leading ski Richards discussed PiersaU's ers named to the U. S. training blast curtly. [squad for the 1962 international "f picked Brandt because I [Jumping championships at Zako-think he's a better baU player [pane, Poland. The state skiers se-l than PiersaU,’’ be said. He didn't! lected were Robert Weden and mention Berra or Kallne. I WUlie Erickson of Iron Mountain. •[years. ENNIS The {Uayers picked the starting lineups, excluding of pitchers. ITie manager of the team, usually guided by the players' voting, selects the reTOaindri* of the td for the two games— the first of which will be played' next Tuesday in to FraneiXco. 'It’s enough to make you want to cry," Jimmy said, "because manager doesn’t like you and because he favors somebody else. "Casey Stengel picked me twice and Al Lopez picked me laM' year. I’m not trying to belittle' ‘ Manager Hopeful .\W\Schedule Favors Detroit BOSTON (AP) — Detroit Man- FO-A-Oairatt S4-a Woad anS i__ iilUt. LQB-OaltaK a kt. m—XuanaU. HB— I, Ooavtta. Fmtenul. '■|F''*a*Ss»Baso 3??*“’ 1 i : i ’ * ig I } I U-aStax, toiiartlck: Auwrtx- ms. T-tfk A-ism. Exhibitions Sbted ager Bob Sebeffing is convinced his TigerB are in the American League drivers' seat deq>ite the fact their lead has been shaved half game. A favorable schedule is his rsason. Dctratt waded through its second doUUeheader days, losing 8-3 to Boston Wednesday night after winning the aftin^ Don contest 6-2. j "We’vF Just gone through a [tough schedule." Schetfing said-"We’ve been battUng the t<^ i teams tor the past few weeks. [Now we get a break. **r>f mip iMbvf 9b kees to one half game, replied that the Tigers have a 6-5 edge on New York which is mponsible tor their retention of first place. '"I think we can continue to beat ^ Yankeea and so do the boys,” added. “All we hare to do ii hold the resit of the league *’w fame as they do.” Schetfing flgura the peimant ght has boiled down to TTgeri, Yanks and CSeveland. Waterford Recreation League; "Of our next 28 games (21 at teams wlU play »me exhibition games this we^end. Saturday night. Spencer s wlU meet Hertick's^daaa AA team^ of FHnt at Drayton Paric kt 7:00 p.ra. Ob Sunday, Five Spot will play twa ganMB agaiaat, O’Neil Rmlty at 7:00 p.m. and against Dixie Bar at 1:10 RIB. home). 25 are against the second division clubs and Baltimore. We still have to beat them but I think it wUl be easier on m than the adwdule wc’v* Joai been though agaiaat New Yoric. Cleveland, ScheffliM. ramioded the i»Ut cut Detroit's lead over the Yan- "We have against all the top chibt in the league and beat them when they at thfir best," Scheffli* con- "We were the club, which knocked the Yankees out of first Than we beat Cleveland they had moB 10 in a row. We beat Cfaicaao arhm they had weaU alnigfat and BaUtaBon had throe hi a roar wliaa ae haat RACKETS • Official Silt • Nylon Strung • Lominatad Frai • Looriiar Grip REG. *4.95 )^99 Big. savings ext ail merchondise in cxjr ttnnis dapt. . . ..reduced in time for your vacation needs! S. C. ROfiERS SPORTING GOODS mauwomm ni-un ses for floors or steps • •• on wood or cement! POIVTIAC GLASS COMPANY 23 Watf Lowranca Sf. 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Roger Rrynoide allowed bniy lour hits to a 50 shutout for Hl-'Way CoUlsiao over Fisher Local, by Harty Avesiai) wfya pitched Wes Robtota. with three hits, $9.00 SpoMing Autograpli Irons .... .$5*95 $13.75 Spalding Aufogropli Irons....$8.90 $12.00 Golf Bogs .................... $8.75 $23.95 Spolding Golf Corf............$15.50 WELDEN SPORTING GOODS 51 Mf. CImimis Sr. Pi 4-6211 LATKX RUBBKR Fay-Barker Hardware 79 S. SAGINAW paced Arm's win while Metro got its only run to the 4th on t errors and a fielder's chcMce. It It * Chuck Graves got three of Fisher’s four hits in a losing cause while Don Morebead and Quick hits each. Reymrids, the winning pitcher struck out 14 batters. . Roger Nosyk with three hiu and Phil Toth with a stogie and double led Elks as Mazur scattered four |hits. Two of O'Neil's hits were by Alex Morris. Harland Keith, Sno-Bid’s winner, Igave up two hits to R. D. Jacobs but protected his close margin by strikiiB out the Smith Silo side to the fin-1 inning. ■F It there’s a weak Unk to Detroit’s chain of thought about winning the American League pennant it's the ladt of depth among starting pitchers. And because of nous. Bsir-o«?* Ensui^ imped nalSM Italjr. i. ChwiUeT. 1 ide NoMk t Sheldon Puts Bombers Closer to pitehtog of rookie Roland Sheldon, also put the T^ra one be' New York to the "lost" column. by beating Tigers^ lead ip. doem pitching of Okde Hal), the Loe e over die New It, the to only hi York Yar The Big 4 of Uie staff - Frank Lary 02-4), Don Mossl i Buimtog (84) and Detnrit's 51 victories, and Regan two as s reliever. Of the other 15 victories,- the bullpm has collected 12. (»■», Jim hO Regan I his third to a row Detroilt won the opener of a day-night doubldieader at Boston 6-2 Wednesday, but the Tigers then kwt the niiditcap 8-3 as Man-Bob ScMfing turned ‘ ■Mnetime)i starter Bob Bi ivtobill to two days. The split, coupled with the Yankees’ 64 victory over thir^ace Cleveland behind the fou Angeles Ange|/i beat Minnesota. 6-2 and Kansas Qty spilled the Chicago WMte Sox 84 to a game caUed after six innings because of rain. Sheldon (5-2) won his fifth In a row for the Yankees with his first major league shutout. He started at his own request in self anger after giving up a steal of home while working one inning of relief against Detroit Tuesday. Yogi Berra’a two-out sto^e gave billon the edge with a first-inning run off loser Gary BeU' (5-9). Roger Marls dosed the scoring with s solo seventh-toning home run, his 32nd, snd stayed 17 games of Babe Ruth' Old 60 pace of 1927. their last- 17 games, and hayejSox ■cored Just ooe run to 27 toning. HaU (M), a right-hander, slVit out the Senators for the second time as the Oriolea put away thdr 12th victory to 15 gameo. It was Hall's third vlctoiy over Washington, and he walked none, struck out nine in this one. Marv Breeding sewed both Baltimore nms against Bennie Daniels (4-5). He walked, stole second and scored on a sacrifice fly by Brooks Rob-inson in the third inning, then singled and caine to on an tnw to the seventti. The A's tagged Chicago with a fifth straight loai. dropping the ___back to sixth place, on tour- tun bursts in the first and second innlMS. Hall of the runs ware ^ earned. Juan Plsarro (4J» kwMw sec^ to a row, while ex-WWte Sox right-hander Bob Shaw wpB ‘' slxtfa agatost eeven defeats.' Steve Bllko fbwe to the Angels' first three runs with a pair of doubles, bringing them from behind tor their first fiveisune winning streak with a two-nm two bagger in the eeventh Innliig. Ken Hunt also drove In three runs, wia a Wnth-tanteg homer. Jim Donohue (34) was the winner to relief. Jim Kaat (36) lost it. The Indians now have lost 12 of { York's Arm Too Much for Lumbermen John York’s arm was too much for Talbott Lumber yesterday as the Joy Boy Jeta Aed out a 16 victory to City League baseball action at Jaycea Park. ♦ ★ ♦ tt Lowry eras the lucMew loeipg pitcher on a five-hitter as York struck out a don and set down the Lumber team with only four hits to post his sparkling shutout. The Ms, tndltag Be front-iwatoR Pmtiae Merehaata by IV] gamea, taUed Ba kaa ran af Be eoateat la Be M kmliw OB a Magle bj^Dave SfamBoas, who moved aroaad la Ui, aad Ed Esteo* eacrillce fly. In Wednesday's other Qty League game. CIO Local 594 hammered out an easy 186 triumito Don’s Used Cars of Lake Or-The CIO collected 14 hits, three by Ron WoodhuU, and scored 12 runs in the first two ' six per inning. 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Rodgers, who shot 43-35—78. Mrs. D. T. Graham was third with 4466-80. Next week’i WMGA tourney will be played Wedneeday, July 12, at Highlands GoU Qub. Champtonship flight leaders: brook to Class D Junior League activity. A llve-ran outburst to the top of the Uth toning brake up a beetle dam E overtime battle as AUburn Heights Boys Qub downed flw E.U3. dub, 96. Jim DeFlor-twoJiH {dtefaing and Don WrighFs home nm highlighted Huron Bowl’s 4-1 Class E win over West Suburban Boys Qub. Also la Ctass E, Be Dl ^ of the 8th to noee oat IM, wIB Warrea OuUd's aad Don WUte’s etogte ...4S-U-M Three homers by McGlone, two homers by Smiley and no-hit pitching by Denny Gruno apotlightedl Perry Drugs’ 356 drubbing of Hoyt Retoty in Qasd F. Dick Kirby hurled a four-hitter as the Boys Qub routed Arnold Drugs, 18-1; - " ■ E.V.B. blasted Providence, 236, and the Hortogton Pirates defeated the Titans, 7-5, to other Gass F contests. k ★ ★ j Widget results yesterday includ-; 1: Met Tigers 10, Pontiac Tigers] 3; Rockets 6, Moose 1; Hawks 18, Dodgers 0; Three Sisters Market 11, Owen Eagles 5; Cubs 11, Colts 1; F.O.B^8, Barber Shop 7. ST. PAUI^MINNEAPOUS (UPI) -WhUe Mtonesota abortstc^ Zidlo Versalles was trying to decide vriKther or r»t to go through with his threat to spend the remainder of the baseball season to Cuba, manager Sam Mele was bu«y making plans that didn’t todude the spee^ Latin. 'Joae Vaklivlelso played a fine turn against Los Angeles,’’ said , "and he’s our shortstop, at least until things get straightened lit.’’ Mde said be wasn’t consulted <» the suspension and fining of Versalles. but the new Twins’ skipper said, "You’ve got to do something with a guy like that. If he gets away with this, what’s to prevent others from doing the same?” Mtonesota president Calvin Griffith suspended Versalles indefinitely when he failed to i.. uniform tor last night's game. The suqwnston without pay was ordered to additioil to a 8500 fine for Jumping the dub. Waterford League Forc^ Into Tie Stroh’s moved into a first-place tie with Spencers to the American League of the Waterford Recrea-tkm circuit yestreday by defeating live flpd, 16, in a doeely pitched game. ★ ★ k. An unearned run to the third tnlng after Rick Jones doubled and scored on an error accounted for the late tally. Winner was Bob Ferree who allowed three hits and struck out 10. Loser Don Stone gave up only two hits and whiffed ~ batters. Ill the National League, Big Jim’s defeated Pontiac Rockote, 96 to end a six game losing streak. The losers had S errors and Therm Witt drove in four runs for the wtoners. 'HoiMitfla' by Bdirick r4-ziyr, r cortw, rv ». 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Baliey.w who hasn’t been the long-slugging catcher the Giants thought they were getting, was dealt away in late May. In return the Reds reedved Don Blasingame. who has plugged a hole at second base; catcher Bob Schmidt, now back in the minors, and “a [d>yer to be named." The unnamed third man turned out to be Jones, a 6-foot-4 right-handed reliever brought up by the Reds from Jersey City 10 days ago. * Sr * Jones. 1-1 as a rookie tor San Francisco last year, was only so-so in four relief appearances for Cincinnati (10 runs in 19 innings). But Wednesday night dx>ked oa his ex-mates op two for eight Innings in his first major league Start and the Rads padded their National Uague lead to three games with a 3-2 victory over tthe • third-place "rianto at ^ Filncisoo. St. Louis helped the Reds with 9-1 romp at Lob Angelas agahist the second-place Dodgers as All-Star first baseman White crashed three home runs. MOhraidiee swept g twl-nigbt pair from Philadelphia, winning 5-4, in 12 Innings, and 4-0. Pittsburgh-Chicago was rained out. a ★ g Jones, 26. stepping ii starter for the. Reds when Ken Hunt came up with arm trouble, gave up a fourth-inning run on a walk, hit batsman and wild pitch, held the Giante hideas tor 5 2-3 innings. He gave way after the Giants clipped him for two singles in the ninth, but after reliever Jim Brosnan walked in a BUI naUed H by getting Ed Bressoud on a fly for the final out with the bases loaded. It was the fifth straight victory for the Reds, who broke a 1-1 tie fat the sixth inning on Vada Pinson's home nin, then counted the clincher on (fordy OUeman' homer in the seventh. Both shots were off southpaw Mike' McCormick (7:9), who lost his fourth in a row. He gave up Cincbmad's first nm in the third inning, when he walked Pinson with the bases tire^ ■ VTIRE COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 451 S. Saginaw J of Roaburn ERilAMS The Braves, after losing four in a row, won the opener op a walk and a double by reserve infielder Felix Mantilla against losing reliever Frank Sullivan (3-9). ST. LOUIS LOS AMOELB. ■SrkM akrkM 110 a wnif M 4 11' i S 4 4Falrl7 rf 4 k 1 _____ .. 4 4 14 W.DetU ct 3 4 4 Boyer Jb 3 114 Uoon K 4 4 4 Tauiels rf 4 13 4 T.DavU 3b 1« I SdiAWer c 4 4 11 Aepr'nU 3b 1 4 4 Wsi^ck ct' 3 3 14LvW lb 4 0 1 Buehek u 4 4 14 SoMboro e 3 4 4 OSMOI p 4 13 1 Krai lb 3 0 4 Podroi p 4 0 0 CnUf p 3 4 4 o Aasdas L l»-^1kuiaw. BaclMk. , WUlo. Ha-OMbeenTwhll# 3. corcomATi ban fbakchco abrkH akehl PlnMO a 3 13 3 Kuetm 3b Robtam rf AOlOMeCeroy lb FreOM 3b 4 4 4 4 Ifoyt 4f PMt If 34S4C«P4do If cB«n If 14 44Lwidltth 4 Celmu lb 4 111 dODeir Zlm'nnM 4 4 114 AmTI'iio lb 8h. Jones p 3 4 1 4 eHslIer TMirit 31 1 4 s'SluSi'’* 4—SIncIed for Ps(sn In Tib. , _____ Mil for McCormick tai Ttb; c—Lbied out lor Post In fib: d—nan for Landrttb In Mb: f—Singled for Bowman In 40i: g— Walked for Sam Jones In Stti: b—FUad C—Bowman. PO-A — Ctoebmatl. ..an I^wuselsos n-7. DP —Amalf Pagan and McCovey. LOB-Clnelimi *" Pranclsco A HR—PlnsoB. Cols JACKSON (UPI) - Four players with three-under-par 69s led the today’s second 18-hcUc qualifying round tor the Michigan Amateur CMf Championship. The first round 69s wars fired yesterday by Robert Zlmmermait, Jackson; Tom Grace Jr., Lathrup Village; John MeUenda. Detroit, and Dr. Robert Ctorley,, Jackson. ★ ★ ♦ In aU, 19 players shot par or better and it appeared a 36-hole tptdl of about 151 might be needed to qualify for match play beginning Friday. The low 63 qualifiers and defending champion Tbm Sfovens of Detroit will comprise the match play list. (Qualifying rounds are being played on the Country Club of Jackson and the Arbor HUls Country Club courses, both par 72 layouts. Zimmerman and Grace fired their 69s at Arbor HiUs and Mo-i lends and Ctorley made theirs at| Jackson Country Gub. Zimmerman’s round included two eagles, a three on the par^five sixth hole and a two on the par-four ninth where he sank a 120-yard eight-iron shot. ★ ★ A Four idayers shot 70. all at Arbor lUls. They are Buzs Lewis. Birmingham; John Kursy-nowski, Jadiaon; Pete Green, Friuiklln. and Mike- Andonlan, Pontiac. Former state champion Sam Kocsis of Bloomfield Hills was one of those shooting a 7L Others were Leo Miller (d Jackson, the father of 10 children; Harold Plaga of Saginaw and Gene Eyler of Bir-minghanL Among those with 72 were the 1959xhamp. Melvin (Bud) Stevens ol Detroit. Former champion Tom Draper of Birmingham, who finished second last year, was in at 73, along I with Jim Funston Of Detroit. The oldest man in the tournament, 68-year-old C. J. Fariey of Grand Rapids, fired a more than respectable T6. oJlohsnscjn sea horsf MOTORS Thonpsoi Better-BiiH Bi Arkonsot TroYtl«r Boot! 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The brothers, who first won this race in i9M. covered the 85 miles down the Rifle Ri\er in 8 hours, 5.1 minutes and 20 seconds. TVdl was 15 minutes over the race rec- Roualet Crew Takes PYC Holiday Races Andy Roualet Jr., with son Tlm-my and Dave Davies as crew. Won the annual July 4th regatta of the . Pontiac Yacht Cub by taking a first and two thirds. The seooikl-Place trophy went to John Seaton with wtte Oaodla and Jean and Gloria Bego as crew. Bob Flack with son Ted and G^e Bet'y llnidied third. Two races were held on Sunday and one on Tuesday with 28 beata , e annual potluck luilch waa held during the holiday with game* (or members and children.' TOGETHERNESS—A natural part (A group cruising la rafting together of the boats of those making the cruise. On a river or lake cruise, it Is natural to tie the boots together and enjoy a company picnic lunch, or stop lor refresh- ments. One or more of the boats will be an-chored to prevent drifting, and others tie up to them. They can check charts, plan their course or Just Idain chat. United States boat builders exported 6,unit* last year, com-pared to 4,573 w 1950. The 1900 dollar value was $8,629,897, up from $5,820,312 in 1959. _______ Cruise in Company-It's Sociable They flaitlied II mhwies ahead There are those boatmen who the "Smoig-Around,” a sort of SAFETY DrSPETIIOM - Leo Barnett. U.5. Coast Guard Auxiliary of Drayton Plains gives Mike Kotlarky’s boat and aquipment a doe* check and awards him ■ courtety sticky lor 1961. This is sale boating week and the Auxiliary PMtto* rnM rtoto is making inspections of craft at Paid Young's on Dixie. Jack's Landtag and the CaMi Lake. Marina, from 5:00 p.m. to daik today and Friday and on Saturday afternoon. Larry KfaMlall. NattoMl Oty. j and Sanford McOalre. SOkado. I Patrick Widing. younger brother iof the winners, teamed with Bob Lancaster of Flint to place seventh. They were clocked in 10:00.02. The race started Tuesday morning in the Rifle River area, three miles east of Rose City. The shove-off point was a half mile below where the Rifle flows out of Devoe Lake. Safe Boating Should Be Observed ________________________ to tts ropulattott sr ■ Ibarticioants who fl By WM. TATUM McEEOTirN NO. t ^ THE MASK [ Back on the dock several of u»! By. ART STANFIELD Ishuddered as we tried to count the! Newspaper Eaterprise Asm. Is boating getting too easy? I typical reckless mistakes we had! Beginners should understand ■ we wondered as seen, though no accident had oc-!the uses and purposes of each ---1-..,.- curred and no one had laUen over- pjec^ of diving equipment, starting board. The cruiser. traveUng much ,gce mask. we waicSied a vivid reminder why July 2S waa declared National Safe Boating Week. A happy kaaltag pariy waved too fast in a crowded harbor, had managed to miss the fishing boat anchored illegally. urs i 4«iBd the haiBar Is aes Ow fllHBMt isse aai oOwr craft ly- tt* taMlaer headed^ gaily our acxMS tiM bay. Be Be Too Wins Over Bigger Craft MILWAUKEE UP - The Be Be Too, a 37-foot yawl owned and skippered by Jack Mendendorp MiBkegon. breezed home with the biel>o*i> Satitaday to whr the over-a\h tn^ of the Mushegon-to-Mikaaukee Queen’s Cup race. Uie Muskegon Boat was next to last among the 29 atarters croasing the-aurttag line at 8 p.m. Friday and later ran into a nearly flat calm which also troubled some of Its wake had not quite capsized the skiff or spilled the fisherman the water as he foolishly stood up in his boat. m fer which they eosM be tram the aaOa of If the cruiser had been over-improperiy equipped, and sies would have been almost complete. Probably because boating Is basically a safe sport, lio one got hurt. Boats are now so easy to run and the carefree, careless spirit of the water ia so contagious, however, that it la no wonder President Kennedy declared the "increase in re Vision is impaired while submerged. The face mask creates an air space between the eyes and the glass of the mask, keeping out water and allowing clear vision. The mask la eonunoa aae today is the o\al type, which pletely but not the mouth. The lens Is clear, tempered safety glam. The body of the nwsk Is made of rubber and heM In place around the diver's bend by n rubber strap. This makes a tight water teal. To test a mask for proper fit put it on wkhout tastening the ttrap, inhale slightly, remove the hands and If the mask stays in place you have the proper fit. To clear the mask, stand waist-deep water In the shallow end ot the pool and fill the mask half full of water. Take a deep LOS ANGELES '« - Noted for its rafrids and tiea^ erous shoals, the lir the race. . (mtiicipants who flashed under US23 finish line in Omer were dunked at least once. to go Only aoo eaaoe fatt the distaace. One craft died ander the bridge carrytag eight Inches of water la the hot- The i%xt big canoe race in Michigan will be the Au Sable River marathon next month. SECOND PLACE FUN FLON, Manitoba OP - A hard-paddlii% pair from Oscoda finished second behind a harder-drK’ing twosome from Minneapolis yesterday in the three-day, 81-mile Gold Rush Canoe Derby. Ralph Sawy-er and Edward Wo-Jhan of Oscoda captured $500 for their runner-up finish. They had won toe first 1^ Friday and placed second in Satuzday's seamd lap and yesterday’s windup. I Tinkler. were^Kcond In toe first lap, then won the final two heats. 'They collected a trophy and $1,000. Deadline Is July 11 for juniors of ILYA Commodore A1 Mastics of the Inter-Lake Yachting Association issued a reminder that the deadline for filing applications to participate In the association’s sipc annual "Junior Race Week” is Wednesday, July 11. Arrangements have been made, at Put-in-Bay to accommodate 24 junior crews from the association’s member clubs for the meet, dates for which are July 30-Aug. 5. The winner of the I-LYA junior sailing championship is awarded the William H. Miller trophy and a $500 scholarship in addition to having part of his expenses paid to attend the Sears cup series. Entries should be filed with Chairman Charles L. Hurlbut at 17808 Detroit Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio. like to stow the family aboard and take off for a week end dr a full vacation of sditude. There are also those who like to take the family and cruise in company with ottiers. Organized group cruises gaining in popularity. Many outboard runalxmt dubs and board cruiaer clubt plan several group cruises each season, in-dad^ frara 19 to 39 boats, the orgaaisattoa of Some of these group mises, such as Florhla’s annual Kissimmee River Cridse, have received nation wide publicity. A cruistag f get together and dedde pot-luck affair with a number of to cruise to the boato rafted together for social: xhls type of cruise is very calls or a meal. ,jun to the group picnic. "Once you get yow boat. ywi;U Everyone brings supplies '-------- find you have no difficulty makr ing friends on the water,” writes Fessenden Blandiard in the pop-uiar Evlnrude Boating Foundation booklet, “Oitboard Cruising.” This Is true whether you join a h®»t dub or are jiist naturally exposed to other boatmen. And once you’ve made friends, you’ll probably find yourself taking part in some group cruise. in Milwaukee p(^ndarized at the TV) moat common form of crulfltag to the laformal Theoe are made up of friendo, mcmbera of the or peoplp who keep tholr eratt day or a week end of cruising; they raft together or stop together for meals and, if overnight, anchor close together for the night. Not only is it tun to cruise in company with others, it is also informative and protective. Any boatman can always learn some skills from another. They can swap exp^ences, and find iw cruidng waters by this excange. The caravan nature of the group I aodwrage. They Take Boat-Boy Fishing for Enjoying Experience "It is a wise father that knows 'his qwn child,” said Shakespeare. The wisdom of this statement takes on added significance in the complexity of modern dvUizatkm. Taking a boy fishing is a sure way of finding the time to answer his innumerable questions about everything. He’ll be thrilled to go with Dad. He’ll love to run the motor on the fishing boat. HeU leuni things about nature _ . , , „, j eouaervatton that wUl stay The winners, IrviijBi’eteraon and ^ hsiHiiih Whether It be lazily trolling for the big OHM, (Mr casting along toe shore, or Just dropping a line for toe small ones, he’ll love it. The small fry craves action, so often he’ll be more satisfied with catch of panfish than one or t game fish. Watkins Lake Sailors Hold Annual Breakfast More than 150 members and guests attended the Watkins Lake Yacht Club annual breakfast last weekend. Following the breakfast, the weekly races were held -in the Snipe Cass and honors went to Ben and Arlene W'eber with Guy Duffield taking aecond and Charles Morris third. In the ThiBle Qass, Harmon Gillen and daughter Betsey took the honors. Norm Ledwin and- Karl Krietz Mlowed In order. In the July 4th handicap series, with winds reaching no more thanj 10 m.p.h., Don Zannoth took firsti place. I A lunch ashore or on the w§ter will add a great deal to his enjoyment, beimuse a boy’s stomach never seems to stay filled for long. member of the group should have any mechanical or technical difficulty. Boatman are a naturally friendly lot. They love the c<»npany of other boaters. For that reason the group cruise, be it fiMrmally organized or of the spur-of-th^ moment variety, will continue to grow in popularity. irsALW/urs SAFi BOATING IN ONE OF THESE U.t C«Mt SmtiI Afur'il CUSHIONS CHAIRS^ NOW MRS 40S W. Clariutou (t Mil* W«H •( M-t4 If the fishing trip is extended tO| an overnight camp-nut, it will dou-; hie his enjoyment. It will also give' him experience in more ot thcj common sense practices that go with the love of the outdoors. Experiences shared with his father on aoUtaiy excursions are likely to be some of those longest remembered by the growing boy. He’ll want to make it a regular habit — perhaps for life. ATTENTION OUTBOARD MOTOR and BOAT OWNERS! IMPORTANT COVERAGES All Risk Physical Damaga Liabilify Covaraga Mimical Payihani Covarage LAZELLE AGENCY, Inc. 504 Ponfiac State Bank BMg. boat.s. ranging, from 36-foot slo®P*itoe number of idea.sure craft afloat. j’''?*’8>ng your head. Tlien put the to Howard Ahmanson's 81-foot | But carelessness and .reckless-! toask in place. Sirius II, put.out Tuesday for Hon-ness can bring tragedy and re-' head far to the left, olulu, 2.225 mUes distant, in theistrictire legislation that could spoil i holding the right hand on the front •rnd biennial Trans-Pacific Yacht | the sport for good and bad boat-right edge of the mask and push Race. men alike. hard, exhaling vigorously through —-------------------------------------------------------jlhe nose. The air pressure willi i force the water out of the left side { l.arse Field Seen I"'w„k: r„. Picton Race August 7th PICTON, Ont —Cash prizes totaling $1,200 have been posted for the John Ward Trophy Rrace, emblc-| matte of the International Class C! Outboard Championship, which be run on the Bay of Quihte here] Monday, Aug. 7. The contest is (‘xpected to draw a large field of entries from the United States and Canada with.a possibility ot contestants from Europe and South America. James fl. Thompson of London, Ont., probably will be opposed by; Miss Detroit, owned and driven by ! Charles Thompson of Detroit. Outboard drivers must belong toi ja'recognized national racing asso-| iciation to be eligible for the John Ward contest. Entries should be jsent to the Canadian Boating Federation, 11 St. Clair Ave. W., |Toronto, Ont., by Aug. 1. SHORTY HOOK'S PLACE • Ol'TBOABD MOTOB TCNB-irs • PLEASl'BS-BOATINO » SI N BATHINO • OVESNIOOT CAMNS 3730-15 Orchard Ukc Rd. DIAL 682-1910 • The championships will be decided In two slx-mito final heats' run over the three-mile British International Trophy course. Elimination beats will be scheduled Monday morning to reduce the field to 16 finalists. The finalists will receive $25 and $400 will be divided among the first six boats to finish in each of the last twoj , heats, $200 going to (he winners. The John Ward 'Trophy Race will be run during the 1961 Harmsworthj regatta which again will find the United States chall«iglng Canada tor this taternattonaJ 'unlimited: spOMtoost prize. The defender, .AUas Superlert JU, owned byi CHRIS-CRAFt CAVALIER 25 FT. 4-SLEEFER Inland Lakes^ Sales 3127 Wast Hurau 31 < Open UoB.. Wed . ¥ri .’Ml t PM—Tun., nun., gat. ‘til (—ana. MARINI supplies — DOCKS — HOISTS ^ SALES an^ SERVICE 17-PT. CHRia-CNAPT SKI BOAT If water skiin^t for you. thh lix lealar is your boat. NoiMrip chimaa aiu! Msbilizing fin aUow flat turns at spaeds op to 40 ntab without skidding Spa(ual fittings for quick insullatioB and removal of optional ski tow For side of forward seat is twcUen to allow observer to ftoe eft. Folding tot end vmyl cockpit pending optionel. Rugged 113-hp duisOaft V| engine y EZ TERMS TRIUMPH BOATS, ALL NEW 215 H.P. • V-DRIVE • FIBERGLAS SPEEDS TO 50 M.P.H. ENGINE REPAIR-^AT HAULING—HULL REPAIR—STORAGE ONK OAT PROP UCONOmOnNC SIITICS CASS LAKE MARINA ION CASS LAKIl 1060 KIRKWOOD PHONE 682-0810 J & R AUTO STORES r } , I'HK PONTIAC FRK8S. THl^RSDAV. JULY 6. 19ttl forty-oxk Ulcers ih^Cbildbood a Definite Possibility UlemtM in diUdhood, tbe'cbanm you might get mumpe • second time, the nnKum ot food needed in hot wenthw ilre subjects for locus on health. liLTEBti Iltr CRILDBEfr Parents should be aware ulcers are not only a possibility in their children—but may actually be on the increase. In the past four years, there has been a noticeable increase in the incidence of ulcers In children ages of 4 and U. These children usually show a strong need for love, praise a appreclatloo-so limitless that usually te not satisfied by file mild reassurances the child receives through the day. These children are usually well-behaved, tense and anxious to please. ^ ■ 1 u« iiisiauli-r. out acviriaj vitua Emotional cmtrol is needed noi]^„)g bacteria can cduse the only by the child with an ulcer, ^umps. and diagnosis of a first or a second attack 'may Negro Envoys Having Trouble If you get mumps on one side, can you get them on the other? Probably yes, answers a doo-toiNexpect for the American htecfi-cal Association. But it isn’t very likely. If a mumpa vlrua strikea one side, there is some general body protection against new it-noti as -much a» there would be in a case ot measles, IfM- instance. But several vims by his parents, teachers andi ottiers who deal with him. Constant correcting and demanding creates stress and tension in the home that leads to ulcers. be in error. HOT WRATOER DIET The idea that you need to eat U.S. Army researchers found that eight healthy young men worktag outdoors under a hot . sun, or in the shade needed more food and calories than men working ini cooler climes. • ' The increased rnlories needed were probably due to (he heati which increased blood ac-; tion, sweating and energy use due; to a raised body temperature. MIDDLE-AGED DIET A diet h^b in protein and low ! in saturated fats controlled both t weight and clmlesterol in middle-1 Washington Real Estate Men Are Being Asked to Rent to Diplomats Husband, Wii€ Meet; By Accident or Plan? aged men who tested it, a doctor ' ' j Cholesterol is a waxy, tatty sub-1 I stance, found in food and blood, I which some experts believe jcauses narrowing or hardening of the arteries and subsequent heart SALEM, Va. (AP)—Wa^ It de-. Hospital officials said her c(»idi-|attacks. sign or destiny that brought Eliz-|tlon was "v»y serious.’ abeth Webb Howard to the quiet j ------------------ railroad crossing in this small Virginia town? I Dr. Norman Joliffe of the New! I York Department of Health tested! I a diet low in beef, lamb and poi-k^ 'but accenting fish, seafood, veal and fowl, on men aged ."iO-Sg. Usual high ppolein diets use Spirits Really Talked The No. 51 Norfolk and West- When Bottle Exploded ern freight train smarfied into the wawivnY»M iAa\ -n. *'Otmn'a car Wednesday, tearing; MIDDLETOWN. Ohio (AP) State w Mrs. How-Terse but bespeaking a domestici^f. lamb and pork, but these Dep^mern calW Wash-wnnkage. tragedy was this report of an ex-'diets often-shmr-ir TTbound of- estate leaders to a W * pTOsion investigation by Middle-'cholesterol levels after an initial At the controls of the train was town patrolman Howard Watson;; drop. ! Ne^ diplomats in the nations husband, E. 0 Howard. I ‘‘This officer found one bottle^ For 111 men who used the diet,! ^ ’ ^ ;of wine had been hidden in the 97 were successful in losing j TnH.v vir. 1.., nn-!®ven of a gas stove; It exploded weight too. Calorie intake ranged! coIJJJL in a ^ **’*1'™^ 2.000. and the aver-1 conscious in a Roanoke hospital ^| capital. Undersecretary of State Chester Bowles arranged to address the closed session to stress the Kennedy administration' over practices it says are giving Uncle Sam a bad name abroad. President Kennedy’s proto-Qol chief. Angler Biddle Duke termed the discrimination question urgent because ■’American near death with head, chest and 1 undetermined injuries. ’Die im-i pact of the crash hurl^ her i feet from her shattered car. OUR ANCESTORS By Quincy Her husband, a train fireman' who had temporarily taken over' the controls of No. 51 from, the relafiona with new countries are! engineer moments before Vitally affected by the treatment 1 ^ .which their diplomats receive In “>6 care of a private physician Washington, being the capital of »"^ located. Ihe HAVING TRGinBLE i westward to the About 25 or 30 African diplo-!^«^ “* r"" crash and: mats’ families were reported lo his whereabouts were not imme-have run into varying degrees ofln Island DAGUPAN. the Philippines! •AP)—General of the Army Douglas MacArthur returned today toj the scene of his first landing on Luzon Island in the World War II liberation of the Philippines. Young and old, tlHWsands of I'ilipinos in this coastal area that took the brunt of MacArthur’s massive assault in 1943 turned out to cheer the hero on the fourth day of what he says is probably his last return to the Philippines. Wearing the old crushed cam-i paign hat that ivai a familiar! si^t here in the liberation days,] MacArthur was barely sisible asi he struggled through the crowd' that greeted his train fnom Manila, id a wsuting car for a-motorcade j through the streets of Dagupan.i A gentle rain was falling, but] made no difference to the; leering throng. Many waved | DuPont Musi Give Its Plan in 60 Days saiUAVS Vlc^ FkOWT^ •= ^VMHArsygR^^----- $i?OARR-*2I2rRAWK/^—-MELLO, MOBj HOVN'RE VUM f MELLOjSPIOOTty/ , ^ Hello,3UMP/JIM FAzzio/ ' HELLO, Mick AASMOOGLb/ Hello,fW (S1MSBBIZ&/ , , HELLO,SHOer-FU«EOLSONJ.' S HELLO, SI60LO MARTDlOlA.' -HEV.TOlsjy, ‘EM VVHAT^S THAT X ' TH' NAMBS <1 TH(X36Hrr } .OF-tH'VsIHOLEjl ALL He { SPieOTTVp-, MOB/ r/ COULT) IX> WAS [ SC^AWk, i , oeTALk / LIKE A, vsissy/ 0^ U&r HOME- mrt loFFlCER CLAMCV« OUT OUR WAY ICAGO (ft — The U.S. District t Wednesday gave E.I. thi de Nemours and Co. 60 days ibmlt Its proposed plan for Bing (rf its 63 mUlton Gen-Motors Corp. shares, s was another step In the| ear-old antitrust liHgation fht by the government against Jant chemical concern. ‘ U.S. Sutffeme Court has «d the Du Pont Co., to rid of Its GM interest, worth al-13 biUion. Igc Walter J. LaBuy of U.S. ict Ooilrt. who presided at antitrust trial, directed that Wit submit its proposed Judg-wlthin 60 days and start di-t^lf of Its GM stock wMb-Tbe compsny has 10 I to complete dlvertiture of its Goodman Namod I to New Post IT « - Henry W. Good-been nanMd to the new-I post of vice president Michigan Bell Ctt. n has been vice presl-vvenues since 1956. He sedH in that post by . McGiw, who waa pro-m an i^ssirtant to DRIFT MARLO in hot weather may be wrong especially If yoin^re working. By Dr. I. M. LtVitt, Tom Cooke «nd Phil Etrami ADAM AME» IT WWSPllCHOWacOUT ITHAPS VOUR THB^ONIHEIAKE. I 7 STORY/AMD Ptt> REACH HIM-XJgA lOU'RE A BUTHESt«>P0)^5fLj STICKING N OUT OF MY VYITHiXEM, . ^«.AWEB? By Lou Fine ITS A FRgCaiMTRy, SAM... AMD m CONSIOeW' THAT AAAYBE MRAAAES COULD USE A FElLERWrrMA | LFTTLELr* THE BERRYS Bv Carl Gruberl. r By V. T. Hamlin >BUT HOW ABOUT VDU^ AM MtSSUOlUNK X ^ HAvnr 'nsAwmi / mou ?a Mf AN* UHPA 0»4Ef OVBtAN OF THEBE WhS? ------ CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turner Wt 5AW MARRY RUIMN BROUOMT Hi_ MO we NEEP THe PLANT FUNPO HB wp...M0Re than traitor cabtro poeei NOW 111 TNEAi OFl ,— By Ernie Bushmiller j MORTY MEEKLE By Dick Cavnlli B/6RV«OCV ICNpwa UMPIBB9 DONT HAViwieNOfl. By Charles Kuhn DONALD DUCK By WaH Disney hell., - ____________ TWO ’flCkEETS TO THC AtAeouEteAiTe ball TONkSHT/ ----------- TORtyAwo /.n ' i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1961 News in Brief wn %«n %«n ttolen in « break-in at Jnnkir rath School, tt Pontiac potioe Death Notice ■arruai. jult «. imi, rktn, Icid L*kt a^ Oitai-mTiI. aurvlTCd to hU pwtBti. thm ehUdMB Bid It CnadohUdna. PuatrBl BirBaa*-BMoU BrtjMBdtBff Bt tht CTf. ahtrsuB raBBiBl Hbbm, OrtBO- fin lhe(l at a aaNeaaa, cMhca and a camera with a total value of ISO bom a car parked at the rear of 109 N. Saginaw St. was reported to Pontiac police >^ei> tolloalng are top prices I Maarire t. Seikle. itlO Ses«r CHICAGO «fk-The grain futures cwwng sake oT locally grown | Township, re^ed to Hm* either produce by growers and aMd byl '"'‘i voRK » - n« ««k shotgun, two boxes of sheUa and ai Moat contracts shifted only minorfurnished by the market carried iU advance into aet of lloodlighte stolen. Ifmctions during the first several Bureau of Maikets, as of the fourth straight session in mod-j --- . . T . . I-.. . . Aa>ra«Al%r mofUam twm Grain Futures Mart Shows little Trend Holp Wantad Malt EmployiNciit AgtiiciM 9' Uw^wpMf Refrigeration Engineer asMsAUM aBlBUBSaea bM re- gUM MBB^. _l*Bri»- m msBrBUoa tae BT—■ iM. WrttB iBdlvat- w*'fca!s;lis: inaL BSTATa asuop axraai- BBOBd or win train pBrtoBf wKta aiSBr MiBB BsptnBBCB. aTa. tbi-,g oaa.«^ a,.. on; BIB II: ...---------------- WBBdB A. HBddrtll: btlBrtd •an ol UtrthB M. KaddriU; dBar tBth»r of Mr*. ABB Comto and Thomai rrtdertek HaddrUl; drar brattor of Ura. Kay r Broad-:e Orion. niiinites although lye and soybOaM; Friday, were up a cent or more in apoU.| Dealers said there appeared tol n.*«*5* Pm/fn#-. be some indication that reportt PPtrOlt PrOdUCP ol overnight rainfall in parts of the Midwest bad washed out the to sberitTs deputies yesterday by Mrs.'Loretta Carpenter oi Tamm SL, Avon Township. ______________ useful iKWISelmW Ralna wwrw i Biticira Bast Oomiaesce St. at •*" toybrens. Ksms were i Hickory, MUfortL Sat, July i, liderstood to haw been heavy Bjn. to I pm. —Adv.! several localities of the major pro- ----------i------- idudng areas. Waterford Twp. Suspect Bound to Circuit Court Groin Prices cmCAGO OBAIX .. CHICAOO. July I ester- ow day waived examination before *{J(. Justice of the Peace. Patrick K. dam DS1.V. SS:. ♦ W * D« Robert Reitsno, 20 at 3337 Jos- uay ba St., was bound over to Circuit Court. He is Mcused of breaking: into a gasoline station at 5040, Eliubeth Lake Road. iCabban, ipr^ ku ........... CaHttriawar. daa........... (Cbiary. daa aUka . ,. Chlrtt, daa. bo»-.t. . CueumWn, •Uccn. bu. OUl. daa. bea-.. .......... . Kohlrabi. de«. brbt * Uok*. daa. bahi .. .. . OBlotu. irttB. dot. bclM Paraky, curly, dot. beta * Pnraley. raoi. dot. bch*. ' , Prar. bu. . . Radishes. Rod, dai bch. 'Radlshta wblN. daa. bchs Rhubarb, dot. bchs. *'8auash. lUUao. Mi bu. ' ' Sauash, summer. bu Cabban. bu. CoUari bu. .. m erately active tradihg early Ihis^ afternoon. * k W The continued recovery led many Wall Streeters to believe that the long anticipated "simiiner rally" was in bei^, but the rise was a tootty one. Oatas of tnictiaas to 1 or S ■Ms ameag key stocks were ■aaiewbat by a geed Poultry and Eggs mi aaaUac Cat. Spart Causa, aarui Na. MinsSU. eak la to hUdJaly 11. 1S«1. at at ftt K AabwiTATt Peatlac. { July S aad 1. mi Uttueo, t .. ILettBca, Bibb, pk. . ■ w - Prices per Lettuce! Bestaa. d Oetran fbr No 1 teltuee. bead. daa. HaiCOPTER FRANCHISE IS-tl: Barred Roeb M-SI: duck- ^„et V DITROrr July I (API - Bfl prices IpaM per daten by first rtceleers de-'Uesrad to Dtirelt. laow la N doaen B casta. caBMuners (rads ilncludsd D. 8.>: White — Grade A Inmba ** ** — “ ‘ ■« Il-«i Stocks of Area Interest From Local Brokers vartoas groaps were Industrials carried the burden .7) of the advance a'hile rails and util-• i 5 ®"*y irregularly higher. «M Chemicals, airlinek, drugs, elec-, 1.M tronics and motors were higher on! I'M balance. Steels and aircraft-mis-: j.N siles were irregularly knver. ^ li! Building materials were mixed. iM WWW Trading interest returned to a II.* rtiscellany of the speculative J U,favorites ol this spring. Beckman im Instruments rose a couple of paints. '! i.w‘ American Viacooe and Chock' ; }j5 O’Nuts advanced more than « t*'point each. A similar gain was! by U*ainer Brothers tolloa-!! }!» ft report that management is ■ M considering the advisability of a . |!m stock split. I some of the Mm I Pont and L’aloa ChrMde ad- M*!fi!ad Some fairly wide gains were lU }ii •« prices moved higher oiii Arkaaiwa LouKlaBS oat Co. 37.1 114 the American Stock Exchanee \ gald.-tloBtroM aw«_ Ca Pfd Ml ' , BormoB Poad Bwm T .... 4S.4 iBausiPies gained about WASHINGTON iP-The General curti.a-wri|i^carp. iii }i|pointe. General Plywood more than KiJ?rM.5SJ?B.W,r Bcarton HA Jlji2. .r’wair Chr>sler Cbrp. a S3.9I2.446 con- Great i^et chemkai ^ **** *™ct for the production of deliveo trucks. !0“«> Mathltwm Chaioleal ____________________________SSw?” ................... - LOOK-LOOK-LOOK- 100 NEW CARS MUST 60! See Th«m at Jerone Olds - Cadillac 280 S. Soginow FE 3-7021 OVBB yaS.-COrNTER STOCR8 Tht foUoitlnl quotatlooi do boi dm-: ctsarlly rrpmtDt actual traOMCtlons but art Uitandtd at a tuldt .to tht approximate tradlof raose of the it-' ; curltlet. I BM Sikad Amtrleaa-Mcneua Co..........M W.4 OetrolUr Mobile Hornet .... 17.1 ll.ll Ilectronict Capital ..... 41 41.c; Eltclroolet iBMrBatloBil .11 II Prlto Co...................ti vxl McLontb StNl Co............ Mlchltaa SoaaOou Tubo Co. Plomtr Plaaaet ............ Shatterproof Gian Carp..... llj? 11.1 WWW 44 * 41 ! "riib ft Knapp common was 22 ftrtive but unchanged whUe “■* a!i:^ preferred rose 4 points or so. ; ITaylbr PIbre ...... ,. iTraux. Gat PIpa Uat Vernort Glator Ala .. wnoklemaiu MVTCAL riSDS AffUlatad PuDd ........ ■ Chemical Pond ......... 11 CommoBWcalth Slack ...... 11 Keyttou Incaraa K-1 __ I KeyitoBC Growth K-1 . !• Man. Inecttort Growth . Man. ineeitan Tnut Putoam Growth ......... TelerUloB Blectrohln LiU 14!m u!if ll.M M.17 New York Stocks Plfurot after deciBial polnU era Mrtitht Admiral ..... 13.1 bl Crk Coal . ISS Air Red IK ... 73.1 Johns Mas SSi Aluad citoD u.f j;S2??“ :: " - aSTcSI? Ss SSM'.v, Ahim Ltd . 34 KlBb Ok .. . ftraaea. BB . Am AlrUn ... 34.1 Krtoor ....... to Can ...... 41 Ltar .......... to Cyan .... 44S LOW OIsu Am Bosp ... M.T Lib Me * L to M a Pdy M.4 Ufc a My .. to Met CT .. IIJ Litton Indus a Tel a Tbl llS.l Martin Co . . 51.4 ___________________• ai . I7.S Merr Cb a 8 I.S: 3S Mian M a M S1.4 > 4S.S Manssn Ch ns. . SI.3 Mast Ward Mot WThaal ! MJ' a!y Motorola . • M-l 5|**P • U a Roweli' W.T ftauUi Par . . MS 'Nominal Quotations. 11.11 11.11; Boelne A The ^st , Reason in &e World For Makiilg Sound Investments! Comfort, education, security . . . a second income for yourself and your loved ones—all made possiUe through a sound investment program! Wishful thinking? Certainly not! If you’re able to set aside surplus income .< from time to time, you're eligible to invest in income bearing securities. Whatovsr your iavsBtafbnt objectivM Bisy be—«stra income, tax-free income, cspitsl baid-up—you can attain them thrragh a pUuuwd inoeMment program under the your goals, your punt or poychsek. Let the money you work for work for you ... drop in to your neiurest Watling, Lerchen A Go. office and discuss your investment * our nprsaentativss. Yoa’Ubs glad you did. ^Watling, Lerchen & Co. Urmbrri Nnr Yfk Stock Etckangr 40a PONTIAC STATE BANK BLOG. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN v PHONE: FE 2-B278 Ann Arbor • Jackson • Kalamaaoo • DSTROIT* Birmin^iam • DearbonfN»i>York 8ENVIN0 MICHIGAN INVE8TOI98 SINCE 1B16 Bora Warn Brtfll Mf . .Brlst My .. ' Brunswick I Burroushs Calum a R . Bou By .... : SI SSS7ra52 ::: . 414 Bid GU Cal .. • 1 Bid on Ind . . n Bid OU NJ .. . IT 3 BtCTcns JP .. MT Btud-Pnek ... ■»! ■■ irrtiy Cp fl Corp . Chrysler CItIss Bve Coca Goto ^2 Phlni Corn Pd ... Curtis Pub . Dsecn Roc . Deere ....... Det Bdls . .. NorfaWest 111.1 Amny ... 41.1, Pne .......44.11 BU Pw ... 11.7: oaEi . . TT ; lAWAIr .. 11.1; ihEpI ...... 41.1 am Piet ... 11.1' Pa RR ... PhalpeD . ■ • PbUeo ...... • »« PhlllPet .. ■ ■ J!* Polaroid ■ •*!! . ^»e» ft o .Ml PurcOU -------------- . IW.1 BCA ...........MJ .. M l Republic 8tl .. H.4, R E S U L T S 7 TRY W A N T A D S . . belored huibaiid Root: doar father of Bobort C , Rajrmo ‘ " — • ”,oot Jr.. Walkor; doar brother of 1 . ehUdrtn. Puneral eorvlco All ba htM Prlday. July T. st I p.m. ftom tiM ^SluniwOoyott^l^bM James' Parksr ettlcUUne. mter^ ment In Drayton Plains. Mr. Root WOULD LIKE -----i«hta I kUnt isirod .MV..., itlto tuwrlonoo, Eunltflen-1 oTto Pontine Press Beat OCU6S jwp^irat^^^ and rsmerai ki.'wxX'JKjx KrVwLSSf~«TJSSI sruSS<‘'4..T5BSt3; eUM jSSSaSi. 'PK miT. ; flnnncs. PE UTlt nr TtK I-IMI-. Toy Party Plan Moving and Trucking 22 Demonstrator rT^uia'mrviok bkabon .‘s Flms.*LoW"l«3l BiG^'^W BI«TH M0V?Na_00. rsa BtseK-DiBi - p. or WAlnut 1-MSI._ BO«~DIBT"tr-pfi^HUM W.^NTED ■ I I men in work 4o nplaet I men ! who wouldn’t, n yoars of nfo nr oMsr. MO B Tologrnph. PoatUe. Between 1 and I p.m. Walled tlki ikSA. iF tou bare rand nU the oHur ada and , haran't found your part time | Job and If you are marrtad and t prcsantly amptoyad. but another i ilM would holp a lot. call now. I only 4 m»n needed. MA 4-3411. (Df QALLAOHKB'I Behod. Bummer --- — formlnf. Aeeerdlos tumlsbed free while lonraira- GALLAGHER’S B. Hur«B PB 4-UM -warf^wi------------- ' KroII Rcdlatloa of I Jleip Wanted Female 7 M AND 1 OIBL P... Ex^dracM. ^dlM Work Wanted Mala 11 CABPKNTB», PAnmNQ,_ OABP neU. rent. )m Mtss! Pfc 1-10I3. 1-A WALL WASBINO. CARPET, xofat mnchlno cloanod. Pb t-lOTT. ildlns, rapnlrx, eto. PK S-T14>. iA~''1r'ijLL WaWIng bV tki- Tt 4-M44. ID ROllBIIMr ~rw price. Any toe, P» jMgo lPaHT*‘lnj^o. r** " ^ RUDDisn. lui oiri. srndtns. ~ Brarel and front and loadlns. Top tog. PB sam. — idbviNa. CHEAP. Punersi Home ' r'unrref mYtTm , lo" s m nira ^l^“vu?i!h't“Je Paul 1 E3Cf----------- --------------- Csthollc Church. Interment In; wanted. 1 part-time. NtihU. Over Ml. Rope Cemetery. Mr. Byrowlk 30 preferred. The Thunderblrd will lie In sUte it the MeiVu A. I Coney Island. 1113 W. Huron Bt. ------- ----- _ j A 1 DOCTOR OkPICE. WB»T BIDE I Pontiac needs, s laboratory tech-31 nictan. abM to do BMR. KKG , ' and asslK with natlanU and ap able to do lo fully to P^tlng ft Decoputlng 23 1ST CLASS PAINTING PAPER removal. Reaeonable. Free eetl-mate.. UL 3-3110. .T-.1 '*‘**or* ^PE* PMIT iUt'^ABB hA'lNTlNG AND Dl^ bush. WEEDS AND UWN CUT- tins, , hand _ dltslBt. Msbt haul- lS^o5H^AOTIN^ DBW -------------- - ---—I Card of 1 hanks lU- simple ^emletry, wr -----------------------------rail Pontiac Press Box 61. S22S*Sf 55?%.iS2d lSd‘U“^ bu^bbb man and win itt-Arthur Ptmsr of Darisborg. Wa r-iwns aaa uryvr of Hoik. Also for 1 sad nr. Berman Rmue or iraoio' eas-soes. '____- >iJ2J?i* ,rf°J? iiXPERUWl!iED TEtErtONK s6-llcitor. Balnry and eommlsalon. thur Porrtor___________ Mlraelo Baft WnUr Borneo. t3M ) south RoeSOiter Rond, Troy. COATS : PUBERAL HOME jpULL TIMS BOUSikESPBR Pn.J!kHg5--2Li!H!i JJgJS. ^iTfir'YiiiSS^^ Donelson-Iohns • r-s~s_dt_iii*L_ ___ ______INTERIOR decorator i PnportPt. PE S0343. I Stbrior paintwo and waix j vashlBS. raneonablo prices. OL -------------------DimtiOT^fiiDnfirT^irTWi n and bath provided, but np- MAN WAWW *25? O*' *** j Free eet.. work f«nr. M per — "•1 traaeporu- kind. CnU PK t-OTM.— cent dls. tor enih. M3-MH. work, palhttnt okpertanca. UpholBtertog________25 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT the IR) ranch juat north of M41 js?m'??u?«i“,-^.”?a.oJrs? elaetrlctty In. with or without _.VM. I.V. .. MM. M a.Ma .payroll axparlem 1 Vcx)rhees Siple I Ovor » Yonra- CfMHtary Lots Work Wantad Female 12 'BftAOTIPUL LOT. PERRT| ____PARTY TIM AOAlif J Oeorfa’s ton no* hlrtas for toy tosson. Guaranteed eamlncs. bookincs fumIUtad and hoetees premium paid by company. Name brand toys. CnUlot and .tclevlelon Increase party saiee. No collections or deilverlts. Car IRON1N08 WANTED TEL-HURON ; LOST: BLACE AND WHITE ENO- Tlclnlty. PE S-OOSO.______________Itsh PolnWr. Vicinity of Water- LADY WANTS DAT WORK. 9ft ford Hill MA l-ltOt.__________________________ NICE BORATE PLOT IN ROBE-' land Park Cem«‘— - ' " - 0RJ4MS. SflOTE CHAPEL phOPERTi. IN RtformaUon Gardens. Beet. S44 (1 Eraves) MI 4-Trt. LADT BOX BETUES At 19 WBL Ts«b7 tfesre were wbUsb st Tha Press sfflee hit* ■ “ • Ijafp Wanted Mala A LADIES AND GIRLS over II. Part time telephone sales work tram our ottce. Hours, I to 1. 1 to I. or I to S. No experience necessary. Balnry. Mr. WlUInms. PE S3W._______________ BABY - BITTINO. MUST ~OR PRACrtCAL actors office. Write .xpeiTence, refereooea 1 anlary expected to Pootlac Thle Is a poalUon at eecretary to a top levtl admlnlstratlvs board Apmicant should bo mature woman of (ood groomlnc who ti fret from Vme reepmelbUNlee. Excellent typint, reasonable ebbrt- for Met srowlnii_______, ______ We bnlldlrade^eU. Opportunity to profrass If ——— Afl repUee I ndiBttd. Pie___________________ Pace. 'OR 4tolM. PACE BBAL- ----- 1 men neoded l. „„ Joj oTTOlM work, enu Mr. Taylor, WANTED BABTsnTER TO LIVE reirb “Pitney ISI Sef ^ PIraetoae ...4T.S Royal O"’ Ford Mot S3.T S%way Pruok Tra —----- ^ 'Gardner IN Gen mnnn or Retired We need several neat tnergetle men to nu out our enlet ortanl-eaUon. No experience neeexearj. We will train you. Part time or full time. No phono enlli. Apply to person r a.m. to il a.m. 'Kast Heating & Cooling 463 S. .Saginaw itjMPHl WITH TOOLS. MUST BE capable of maktot SIM - ^ tit &k*.“Yoa*!?^*'' ?a~DAtoElto. WlL AkD »AR* ATTENTION. MAN OR WOMAN; «as a Rtwielfb Dealer to 9. Should be M or over. Many earn S3.TS to $3.00 hourly. Part time conddered. Write Rew-'—- Dept MCOaiO-llIO. ”— B TO TALK TO . 30.4 BtRceKip . . 40.1 ManRoab M.4 Textron ____ 04.1 Thiokol ... ' f:-! Thomp Rw . . 31.4 . 4T.T Of promatlooal < requlrod. Salary to $4,000 depend-Inc on qualifications. Paid vacation and sick leavt, life and boe-pltollsntlen plant, rstlrement plan combined with soclej seeurtcy. Apply Personnel omce. OaklnDd County Office BuUdtof. 1 I>»-fnyetto Btreet, PonUnc. MB 3-1S01. Ext. MO. krAITREBB, EXPERIENCEO ONLY. MIMEOORAPHINO. TYPING. BEC-retortal tenrlce. BM 3-M41. GRADUATE WANTS WORE P6ft rummer Tvptoe M, shorthand no. NeUonaf Honor Society rnem-•er. Any work nppreetatod. FE 4SS31.______________ PRACTICAL AVAILABLE. SMO - oomoat ____ „ PHA terau. Oulnn'i ConxtructioD. FE Mill. ALL KINDS OP cement W(MtX. —.toBsble. Jei “ * wanted. Apply 1 Bid# F-“-------* ItawSd BAiia UMdrWE twoon afox M and M. laqstoo >t Krtxse'- *"— to. Phono FE s Help Want^ , IAN OR WOMAN ___________ _____ earn S3 to S3 and up per hour. NnttonnUy ndvertlsod Watkins Pood ronte. Experienee unnocos-snry. Old ass -- ---" Or part time. lEiSD itolEE------------------ who bars 1 to I tpara hours ttoit taeh day to Peo&ac. Bbould sarn S3 per hour dtpendlns on ahUUy to learn. Bo tovaatmaat necessary. Write Rawlelth Dept. Mcoaso-ITM. Preepetl, nitoole. SieM Gulf on,, :: Hammer Fap Holland P Roraestk . Htoker^Ch . Iu*Van3 S '} Un Oat Cp .. 34.1 10] Un UaM ... 13.1 41 U8 Lines .... ll.Si M.t US Rub .........M.1 M l US Steal ... S1.1 . 11 Upjohn ........ SI.S * —■ . 31.1 . 11.1 Age 1S40. IlM week s«ora<>t«e(i i plus expenses. We train. OR 3-tM5 ' lbadino local and long pn-' tanoc. household node mover de-l ■Irei experienoed national ac-eonat enlcsmaa. Person able to No Layoffs! We Train Tou Pbr MEAT CUTTERS AND COUNTERMEN VENT MUCH IN DEMAND People Must Eat! Sjjccial for 30 Days ONLY $249 REGULAR IMS 10 WEEKS FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE DAT OR EVENINGB Cook Coostruotloo Co. COMPLETE REkofaMONd sMr9-tee, mortsntc loans to medorn-Isa and coneoBdale debts, also rOA CE-Brlck BuUden, toe. EM w6ftt 6P ALL'HBina: ___________ ____ WV Hnrocu'*”*^** a O ti 8 E RAIBINO, ROUSE U6t-Inf, Ueensed fnUy equipped. Free estlmatos. Russell Marion. FE 1-TMS.________________________ HOME, OARAGE. CABINETS. a6-dltlone. Licensed toiUdcr. FBA ROOF REPAlkS EAVBSTROUOaiNO FE ASMA ------sWiihdnio looL------ 1-dny tostnUntion. No money down. M a week. For mors to-lormaUoo your Pontine dealer. Fish Swtmmtoe Fool Oo. OR Siegwart Construction Cement Work SWIMMING POOL l-dey tostnUnttoo — No money down, M a week. For more to-formtUon your Fontlac dealer. Fish Swimming Bqol Co., OR BusImibs Scrvica Oftloo Sui^y Co., IT W. Law-renee St. Ffci^ FE laiM. BLOOMPdcLD WALL CLEANERS. id rtwlndtos. Ill E. Flko IT, Warren 8d .. J W«»t Uh^Tel MS ■ M West* B .... MS > «« White Mot Il.T M Wilton A- Co 41.1 Tl.l Woolworth Ti Ml Yals a Tow M.T „S. American Stock Exch. PlEurto after doolmaj potoU an tltbths CrtolG .... 4.7 Mld-w A8 12i: 82 SSjwfc iurt iTjj Ki aoM m m . 2M N3 Stne 2ft.t' S0*teds''*M^II •'•■ftOftft I so Hallo 141.10 up**'l.li* 10 UUIe. 113.04 lip S.1I « Stooke M0.01 .Mp O.Tl Volume to 1 p.m. 1.140.000 NEEDED - 1 TOUNO MAM i'^ tlbly Ipet ent of htoh oct learn aervlee for rieetne BEFTIO TANKS CLBANlS __________FE 4-03M__________ HOTPotKT. wlmiLFOOL ET5 Ktnmoro washer repair eenrlce. We finance. FE SSMl. ter and John R Rd. 1 letolty Stwaid sptttof with allver has. Lost at Dr. Crommett office or Thrifty Drug itort, Drayton. Finder please leave at Thrifty Drus Store. Ynlunbto ksepenke. By FOUND: BINOCXnUtRB. C A 8 8- Dod|e Pitrk, owner MenUfy. OR Notices and Persoiieb 27 fiAINTV * kATO ^WaaC'TO Mennmtoee. FE pTSM. Are You Debt-Happy a plsne^ way to Impme your statue,'and nv arobleme Homes Servteas. Nntlenal Bank Btoldtos. Rochet ARI£ YOU IN DEBT? Now you can nt out of debt wttbonV a loan. Mnkp ont weekly payment you can x**—■ Avoid On repossetti Open Me xm s F. Come U A HOML____________ City Adjustment Service FE 5-9281 1M W. HURON. PONTUC. MICH OPPOBITB MAIN POST Wncl. aerotreOb KNAPP SHOES FRED HERMAN OR S-IOOl ANT OIRL OR WOMAN NE^InO a friendly adviser, pbona PE a-llM. After I p.m. or If no en-nniwer enU FE l-sTM. Conflden-4X3LD WAVE B^BCUL . ON an5~aP1M 'iki* dAi"B, s^nlbte‘tor’ni» d^'Ymt^M tine. Mich. ON AND A>TER TSIB DATE. July S lltl I will hoi be roepon-•Ibl^fo^iMiy^^delHe eontri^ted *^rrod,*^0 ' xe, Michigan Wtd. ChiMren to Bfiard 28 RH^BL^DA^W, UCXNBED Hoiischf^ Poods^ 1 BIO DIFFERENCE We pay mare cash for fUrnHurs ^ appUaneei^ l piece or houie-ful Naryaln House. FE 1-SS43. HIOH DOLLAR FOR PURNITtiRE and appUa^t prompt eourtoout service. FE 4-7SS1. Fearsene Pur-nlture. LET US BUT IT OR BELL IT POR YOU. OXFORD TOMUUNITY AUCTION OA 1*11. Wanted Mlecellaneous JO 351 BCStiOL oitAD. liloi.* I for insaraaee t lave eoUeltort He mrtai%. Call >yl^. IMS W. 1 Just $25 REOULAR M j kAN WANTED > Td learn the hantton aad { eendttloninc butoasB. Rapid fS*1SS!»?tSffyWi I to parm no |Inm caOe. I Kast Heating & Cooling ! 463 S. Saginaw #AilT kf EVENiNoU'Ai uthare and llaM man. Mnel be I V Friday I pA.- SOMPli^Bwy. Marhacis^;' WaHV. "itiNVg nrraatemaal aad vtaatftm. Adams! Phnrmaey 14 Mile a Woodward. ^aipUad by lho< Aseaelatod Prats rjg : -1.1 v.l M0.4 UM 1M.I 1M.4 M4.4 iMa, MTJ IMS m.O 1M.I . ISi.O IMS USA 111.1 MOS IWJ SM.0 ins S1.I I IMA 1 PLACE A “LOST" AD.|i . Call FE 2-8181 for an ad I to recovtr a loss. Dial FEj j 2-8181 for an td writer. | ROYAL FOOD CLUB us W. 11 Mile ^ _ can MMIW Hoyal OalL Mlchlsan Employment Ageociee 9 ' BOOKKEE^ Woman a«e WAS with Usht typ- . EVELYN EDWARDS , «im2SSftr,aAW m East Baron siilto 'Q ‘ Pho^ FEJeral card and ftfl shop attome ---i iid allci ewply MlVtoto Bookkeeping ft Texes 16 wAwflD fbTw 6n ----- ; tnM miM abowease. OR S-4SM rem^ I kft«r «•___________ Wonted to Rem___M RENTAL SERVICE M.’i:r§L2a*A,iii‘‘’ift __ Living Qiiartefe 33 ■DNAWARBig—'^.'SraSl i Wented Traneportmion 36 , BOOKKimiNO. ALLTAXM !M M41S_________, PE A j preBsnMftiiig. Tatering 17 ERATIONB. UAJOB AND WANTB3 — TO AND PROM COMPLETE LANDBCAPINO. -'to ssttmates Bvalla^ Jk^fSt- irds aad sUta. Taka | prtm. Wo GxpfntAM EHimtry. \ to %tf. WrttR Tree iwwmal. trlmmtos. 0 bid, mins or PE SAW. SOD DELIVERED I Wtd. Corntdeta, Mtge. 38 ABILITY JUT* airsitjrta’^ - WRIGHT Apti. Ftiintohcd 37. Rent Apte. Unfurniihcd 38 AUlALtTTCLT TWK WAMVWm^ a«_ ^ ___. _.i '-^^ | ■ROC w THE FOXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY..JULY 1961 , AIMtUTCLT TH* rAflTm *0-i3 ROOM! AND AatW mkw I . TK AiMl. lu* w ■.!>« I —e OR J>II»V ■ “ * *■ I T ■»«‘;'^ Baldwin. »r l•ttoq»d> Your eoah upon ut- ' 3 RbOMS' and raVh— Ufjctory loipoctloo of prMfrty rnS"“ M3 ■*Blvd ”v*^ *bS tm*. Aa lor Son Tom^ton , i'^ . ■ WAh.i,' ‘ v. n Loulo Bor«». Rriltor. FI MM3.' ^ *1" * ROOMS, NORTnRIbC ------------------------- tn poo>oosl|>n. Aloo olhor. wopoxUoa. -—■ - - _____________ y*?'!*,^,**"®* inuloirr Rr.lty. , 3 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, ROOM SFTTCIENCT WITH Move, rofriionttor. Ruio’a y Dior*. 4M SUMbo«b Lk I!S MMl, ,__________________________ Rent ApU. Unfurnishcfl M} WEST SIDE, *. I AND i ^ AJPT8 boot, HW, itoro ODd rofriA. fur-nlobed Moor St, Ronodtct' oud kent MouecR Furnished 39; By Dick Turner, l-BBDROOM, «1}I SASHABAW RD'. Open » to I Frldoy________ BEDROOkt MbilE' NfcEty! —•->-— urso osrotnod port'- ROOM apartment NEAR 5Atn. ^ 3-3M7 •Oiwroto e town, |U L ______„.. |yL.E»“«lor«on.____________ j ROOMS, HEAT AND HOT WA- R00M8 AND BATH. PRIVATE ,--- ----- .......... D,j,r. ... _ .........i,inM L-»..E.y.:. . (13 por « ALL CASH GT OR FH.\ Don't lo«o your ooulty, eo.. ... ,,, . Immodlnto drpoalt r___________UL 3-1233 - I WlCSBRIHAM 4 ROOMS, B1SCOND FLOOR. MAylotr (-«3W Wksfalniion, chUdroB woltomo. 'builder ___________ and oDtfnnu ' ROOiu AND BATH. LOWIr , OR 3 «^« «' « «al JDUmtoi nod sarato. Abulta ___________ ____” - ..jn'i 'CtnUr utimioa lurnlaltod IM. a Call ward E Partrtd|o, W Haros M PE 4-WSI 3 ROOM MODERN ________ MA (-SOM__________ • AND BAIH. NEAR ^8. HEAT and water fumtahod. Workins couple or working tlrla prclerrrd NEEDS 1 OR MORE Yaeant Lota, ctty of Pontia 8 B.S, BOILDINO CO 3 LARQE ROOMS. ACROSS PROM i ROOMS. 4 >n WEST'SP Tol-Huron Shopplnf Contar All (SO mo. FE (-(335.__ ______ ‘irnlahod IM. Rafor- ATTRACTIVELY FURNlSSfDr's-room torrwco In Liberty Manoi. I^Boa. adulta pralerred. Phoor ■dlata'poaaeasl^ *’rereroncca quirk. Can now. Crowlord A|t cy FE (-I30S - MT’ 3-1143 ROOMS uFfEiT ___________________ FE 3-1(33. ____________ ..................... A»1 “lOi*"'t*'r\!frr‘ *^00»f„OS?D .r«T BIDE. OK hqOSE PARTLY . ... BU^^^ir'^RfiilcTs 1 »*T^. riMf g!:!;;! ff^-iVtir" **’* 1 W^HUBON **' **^Pe\4I13 t SoBia. (m"*^* waS' 5lqi2ra*r3 ' Rent HoUSCS Untum. 40 FE HIM COLORED. APARTMENT FOR 1 Baldwin Are. Hollarbaek Auto -------------------------------------- —I------------------- --------------- ------- I Ptrta FE (-1061. (■ROOM O^PER, PRIVATE *N- APARTMENT »oraana man, PE J-4(M CLEAN 3 ROOMS. UTILITIES. Pino SI. FE 4-0131. ---- - Broker. FE 4-3(41. Loallo B. Mlctmaton _______________________ ------LtsTINOS-colored-------- L R Middleton ._______EE H303 [“■; WE NEED houses TO SELL PACE REALTY OR 4-M3( (BtnLPE Rent, >^urni»l»«<> 37 l-ROOM EXCELLENT 4-ROOM NICELY’ fuinlthed Close In Reference and deposit required. Adulta oolr (K FRONT 3 ROOML’ AND EITCHEN-eUe at (14 W Huron. FE 3-S(Sl IDEAL 3 RO(5ii TlTb BATH; alao larte 3 room FE 4-8(13 - ibEAL I-ROOm' and BATH, led lU Weal aide. FE 4-13r(. a'part'menTTb. V Adulta onl}’. Pleaae c* AVON APARTMBNts 2 BEDROOM CRICK Duplex full baaement, aas Hca daoomtad, MIpar mon'h. NICHOLIE-HARGER FE 5-8183 FORTY THRBB f For Sale Houses 49' For Sale Hduses 49 For Sele Houc* K.\.^V TERMS Off V e e [ b a 1 a Road. Webiter School DIatrlet. Neat 3 bedroom, ttnlabed auu porch, baaement, laa lumaca BUak top atreat. H.m LUXTIAC REALTY 131 Bnldwto ' I FE (-(3l( C HEROKEE HILLS 3-BEDROOM , 2FULLBATH^ THIS NEWhOMI 01 LOCATBO IN an exclufive weat aide nelibbar-— _ __ ^,0,^ ( mlnutaa from downtown GAYLORD; • ' : atlOD room, lai hot water heat U>ADB OF ROOM In thia ' aalact oak /loora . I14.0M •MX 3M ft, lot. brick ranch home, Eilra hlib ; basement TWO FIREPLACES. Large living room Thta la a lovely home and we aan show It today. Call FE (-SSS3 WEST SUBURBAN 3 Bed-rooma Full baaement Oak riuoii plastered walls . Large jyST LIKE RENT Art thf low monthly payments on thtftt HofMiyMo«.V .ipetiAls- 3-1411 .Tor qppmBtmeat. KAl^PSEHtf ■ REALTY- LET’S TRADE HOUSBW Thrpc-Bedroom Brick “ ' Locataa in Sylvan VilUga t;lo«v to the lake and subdh vlalon park - Only (4SS down on FHA tame. jl avt , Fnci Call e prlvtu :e1!0RL: Al’T. i rooms and bath on lakelrool. Ill mo. heated. EM J-am 3r( Brick Flat—Heated AttraeUve lour family buildli 3005 Auburn Ava. Auburn Ht From a rear privaia entranei I garage, targe yard I OftonrlUe. NA 1-3H Convalescent Homes. 44 For Sale Houses 49 BY OWNER, 3-BEOROOM BRICK ntw Uaily loom 16x22. 2*cxi larMAe U0xl50 lot Low dn. pymt. t>,IW OR 3-&m or MA fltS4 ' BUILD . -------- PARTLY » ruriusnrd lakrfroot OR 3-glM . -^^i^AiTAimJ«irTT-- 5^e'r’‘'(raoir*vf SLATER APTS. (-8111 _____________ 4 LaROE ROOMS. PR tv E. aldr. FE Md34. 311 P. ' ::i(TE ROOMS. *3 FE 5-04(4 clea* ' i-r6om " ‘ A.A(13 ’’crescent lake PRIVAIE 3-'ig|iffo*U“wiTH-T VAR-OA- rage In LaXr Orion village Bs-r- —------------------------- : beard beat, water aorteuer. (15 ' ---------------Rent Office Space 47 Ruas McNab O'NEIL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (1.3(0 DOWN ( ROOM RANCH only minutes from riowntowts Pontiac, Miracle Mile. Trie-Huroii Shopping Center. Featuring 3 lovrly bedroom^ with built in drrs- wife plus a srparaie dinmg riiom. large nvlng mom. oirrslra I's rar Mtaclird enrage, cupper plumbing. Live Better in ^'our Own Home Dandy (-room brick and frame' home with aepArwis dining room.' S-iMroomi and full bath, spick and span kitchen with dishmaster. full basement, gas baat and hot water, storms and acraeua. paved drive Offered at in.(0G. whv not yet it today! Siiecial (-room bungalow with full ba.ve-ment, gas heat and hot water, featuring separata dining room 3 bedrooms and full bath bandv north side location Total price , only U.(00, raasonablc down' payment. HbRRYI "Bud'' Nicholic, Realtor ^ ' fVraptact. INDIAN VILLAGE vemnda. (i Ktrftu -■rrw&ifd HIITER^ LOOK pUatei car garage, could loW u«8 i 70(. 1 rooms. 3 baths ■alla_. Iull_^ baaaaant j 1-E , ■ \fier 6 p.n -1201 Fi-: 2-.H7(' C Hit ElU Lk. Rd lOp itrret, 10 X , Til ISM. (( 700.1' payment call FE (.}(({ liter. Real Katatr. 3w{ esUbllalied busir Store 40x60'. gas cR>«ed' . FURMUBED AND UNFURNNHED (-M14 after 1 Jl COLORED -airs apt 'Oi E (-HM 3 BEDROOM HOUCE. NEAR CASS . •-" ... --1. ggi.3313 rfrS A*7_ER J AND BUNOATB. SEE Cliamberlain Street. neAr St. Mike '...... batt 3tg ~WalnuL 61 1-S431_____ Gloria A{>artment s *?LT®:_A.L*"9£ i»99F" _________________________ I OFFICES FOR RENT, ij4» DiX 3 BEDROOMS. Walnut lake le H«y OR 313to lake p1**!?eg"V. Mlf 0-3113 DENTa'l., .gulTE UM:0^ b¥~d¥ • S BEDRCXIH «iCK~r7i”AT^Dr^LirPtalcJ^^OR‘J-USs'**'*** neJ^Jj^Slh o"'whn irALF~A-g;ock DOW^ 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH BASE- parking FB 3-0310 D 3 BEDRdOMS HOME" ■at low down payment. ) mnnlbly .ptymenl- wlucd ' VV1 El.IS M. BREWER JOSEPH F REI8Z. SALES MOT FE 4-(Ul 04-04 ■ FE (viiy - ^ arvvA I STOUTS Best Buys BARGAIN 3 BEDROOM — KITCHEN •' ■ - DINETTE - LIVmO ROOM _ FULL BATH 1' CLASSED (N POROT I PAINraDAND ! OKCOBATED-WILL TAKE •*' ' CAR HOU8ETRA1LER- . MONTH ON BALANC^ COi.ORED BARGAIN 4 3BEDROOM- VERT W iSr Mrs” WRIGHT Oakland^Art. Oim 'ta FE 5-9441 e entranea, lit Ognuin. 3 AND 3-ROOM CABINS va« . . , , , . . . Dixie Highway_____Apts. Unfurnished 38 * ROOMS AND HAI^. SMALL — - ... ----- — ------- jg^ FLOOR, 3 AND BATH, STOVE, __baby welcome. 333 Florenee. 3 ■nICTLT'>Ui»NI8HkD ' ROOMS . with TV and child's play yard I Also win care for child while mother works 1(1 South Pari- dock _________________________ 3 LAlfOE Roods' S C H 6 OT O M EPFTCIENCY WITH stove, refrtferstor. beat lot water fnrntahed. S4( Palm Apts., 4(4 Attbui — ------ Children welcome Phone i Svn FE 3-(40( 1 ROOM ANb 3 ROOM APART-ments. everything fnmlthe(, prl- bedroom refrigrraior, heat ter furnished. Clo .... ..u.iM.... ,1. Palm VUla Apts. Center alter ( pm'__________ Avenoe, FE 3-61(0 ■rooms first FLOOR 310 N 3-BEDROOd Biginaw: FE>-IS3(. - ^OOMS,_ NEWLY DECOllAbcp. igya fill'll- ____________K TERRACE. . bath, full bamt.. gae heat. lencrd vd., gafgga. FE S-4I60.__j ntiiD 3 BEDROOM' PARTLY ! furniahed lakefront. OR 3-tiOi. : .1-RM. APARTME-NT.S Ctit furtt.. (I( to (II wk ReT-erencea requited MA (-13(0. rnwSOMi AND BATH, STIaM heat, lights, gas furnace pvt. entrance In Auburn Heigbii. FI 1 ROOM EPFICTENCT Alberta Apartments Paddock ROOMS. BATH. REl^lBEflA'- UPPER tor and atove. FE i-0(44 ROOMS AlfD BATH. «-R06m _____ n i-HK Manager. If Salmer St.. Apt. (. Silver Lake Apartments Now available - vary auraettvr lake fronta. Stove, raftlgaratoi and garage Adults. References C. Con^tOD. 313S Oltie Rwy. move vou lh Call Wt------------ ttTlTUHN TiT'PQNTIAc' FEAIH-: REALTY. OR 3 4(35 FE 3-7131 erstane and Opdyke Road. 3-, 3 BEDROOM I BATH EOIX bedroom brlc^ (05 month. • basement, rlclnity of Northern, 364( SHOALS Drayton Plalna. U8-; Hlgti School WBl sacrifica. own-to .nn Sashabaw Roads. 3-brd- er ha. to leave state because of brick. 3-car garage. 1(5 lllness» FE (-Mill________________________ Sea Mr i lapman. BEDRO— garage. Heat Fourth. Rocheater II '(-(113 BEDHOdii APAhT- • *OOM8 NICE REEIPENTIAL garage. Heat and ’hot , !I*» I. On highway and _? LoSS t WESFITdE. ( ROOMS AND BATHT I Oas heat. PE 4-7336. 131 STTRLINO 3 BEDROOM 3 BEDROOMS, ‘i ACRE LOT. ranch, landscaped. (15. BR 3-3430 (3.000. P O. ^x 3(35. Ponttar_ Detroit True Inveatment Corp , rBEdBddM'RAN'cH ALUM'INUM Kitchen vent '■ lot. with side________ 3-72(1 Rem Realty A2163 _______I'"' __Realty_____ ELWOOD_^EALTY - WE TRADE 3 bedrooms All face brick EuII basement. A beauty tlirougboui' Perfect cnndUlon Carpeted Completely landscaped Near Water- , ford High School , AT CASS LAKE («00 down g(c month buva ihla , attractlvf 4 bedroom home Exceptionally nice kitchen and large and atorms canal fra?tage. amaR ANNETT FOR.MOMS AND DADS WITH IOT8 OF KIDDIES WE RECOMMEND tbia 3-story borne near Watkins Lake which baa plenty of room Reanodeled kitchen formal ' dining' room, living room with baautiRil stone flreplqcc New bath. Tlirce bedrooms and fe7rV,m.”.C5m"St,'r.ra’ge'“™ prlvllrget Newly SELL OR bungalow heal. Pencad raar yd. Vmr « condition Priced rl^lTi « M 7(0 and will accept ear. housabs trailer or good land contract Ask'* Brown. Eve. Call OA'> (-JSlg. •f th# V*r« tk*Bt kllWw In Cstl Mra. McCarlh, EM 344S3. i“« «^La";S' Lovely modem kltcV^V CLARK8TON (44S SUNNTSIDE ; bedroom (SO. Key next doo. qrreter Nor-Welt. D1 1-lUS cle'an s'" ROOM Hotter*~lT' quire l»( Mechanic 81 MOUSE Call for appointment Agency ft g-230( FOR I EASif ___ FO S1465 J-BEDliOOM BRICK full" BASE mfnt. fiiiUhed * ---- .. smaller or largrr Golrleti Real.F.MaU' 2831 Orchard Lk Rd Keego Harbor PHONE 682-5200 bedrms'^ "fir (3 x^K, ri‘ot.'?.ve‘r«‘«a?T nreoTace 2 good I the High School Will consider a* . mfSera^'Iltfbre! homa jn Priced,!.. brereeway to brick. ! •' ohty (14,8(0. *flt**-. *“ COLO'” hills - Near Bloom-\ peld Hllle Exceptionally larga*T m-lck 3 bedroom bunsalow with > full basement and attached two'^ EVER DREAM OF YOUR OWN i “J «*!;•*• ' well landscaped. It would 0 ?':,Ve“'f. «t«8?”ir‘te^’r PaddoeV. .\uto Repair Bumper to bumper cleanup Bumptni and painting. Tune-up brakes and’ carbureitora. Complete tentee Free' esilmatei-Ilaalere call ter contract. 333-((!( 5(6 8 PADDOCK_____________ V I -w r Free . mile east of good buys In 3 and 3 bed- Orchard lUkr Rd Models OPEN ___ homes with UUO down , 13-7:30 dally except Tbniwdiy A. C. Compttm K Sons our lot a seml-flnlshad home will furnish material to fln-No down payment, or on ““*■ » email down pay- PlMBtering Service Tns SPACE RESERVED POR TOUR BUSINESS OR 8ERV1CK AD I Iroct attrAotlva ra> fe (-7333 i juu bi ent. oU . iACBELdRB . SY6MMIN0 POoT.! derton : 4-16(1 -------*■* YpaUanil iBY OWl OR 3-7414 _______FE 3-7W6 ROOMS. BATH. COLORED kid oer r— I 3 p.m NORTH SIDE Threr bedroom brick bungilu' Living and dtniug area Kite rn I^l blsemeiif Oil HA heal Newly decorated Vacant Only (3(0 moves you In' Call today OFF J08LYN . Three bedroom buirgalow. Living and dining area Kitchen Full baaement. Oil HA beat Newljr decorated ITacanl * COUNTRY HO.MK Birmingham area Large frwn^ Fxctptiwally good buy. (30.000 bracket Paul M Jones. Real h$t. FE 4-1550_______ FB (-1370 rif a“y" CLARKSTON AREA Tbrke bedroom bungalow, liv tna and dining area. Kitchen and utllltv room. Oil Ua heat Laig. lot N»wly decorated Va- Bovesyou KXCEPTIONAL BUYS Webstar School -large Itvtag room, ment (16,«0. Aluminum Biding - FOR SALE U.S. U.O\ ERNMENT PROPERTIES . ..JILT IN NEED OF better M0(^ INO HOMES WHICH ABC IN LIKE NEW - CONDI- ' nON - These proparUes are offered at subal^tal SATINOS TO YOU - YOU NEED NO DOWN PAYMENT-You may puVefaaaa CLEAN ROOM FOR MitK. PRIVATE { sbade’d MreSS.* ^tiwdce^ and shower. (7 week, j ru jrg; 443«’. BARGAIN 3 BEDRObU. MOI^RN ■ • on Lake Orton r ' Ladv or man. FE ((I _______Tennyson BOOM For - “• ivllfgea UL------------ IM TOR I WORKING MAll. 07 fireplace oil heair 2 I .. - wk. Cloaa in, ahower. FE prlv . 04(0 down. |4.«4S. (-6738. „ 3-1ai. thi-levelstarteb Mode! Open Dally IM P M ■ No money down, on vaur lot your plans or onif. Ranch or Bl-levei 0300 Commerce Rd. Call 3(I-S(01 p. Flaktley Kldr. Eva. BM 344(a Mr Alton. NICHOI.IK'-H.XRGKR 03'a W Huron EE 5-81^ Lovely older heme 4 hedrms 1 down t‘i baths. Needt outside patat. (11.70S. i’iiul M. lunc". Real L>t. §33 WiiST HURON ST FE .440(0______ FE ( U7( TWERN Local uvem. tneludtng property businrti and ftxturea. Call us tar price and prma. WILLIS -\1. BREWER ___s — 3 and 3 badrooma - Iar(a lou - Ideal loea-tsoiu - YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A YETERAN TO BUY - THE DNEIL ----T lot thta area CALL -lie and (DO (f Useir ■aaUtUves wtH itww ' proptrtle* la fum. kav 0‘XmI R-sit* ’ ' rORTV-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS» THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1961 Ff Site ftomet , Tnc raurr m m cam taexu ' WdivMA hMi« m MurnTra OTAWFORD ctTT rmwlaf* pbuort ji 5»*“ ' tcm wm 3 btdXMB bMBf, k*m JKZ- .*» **» U Inut tnt*. Clwt M ,L*k» * 4vn. O «niy tll.M vllb to m For Sole Ho«oo 49, DAY SHIFT 1 By Frank Adana Baad^BU. Aoot c exrooo Bom Wetly twWfd riM «• Aapptm Oa camtr M : a*r*|« BaOTBMM. ACfOCAOE FROM » Is IM ■ rOR FCU. psittcttlar* ss« sr- SOBMltM Is MW UMU hOBI*l tALL KOWI -n MM! or MT 3-IU)- Crsvisrd AttotJ M W ..«sUSB...ss RM K. riisS. UU . Orton___________ MODEL OPEN-DAILY 4T08P.M CSOAR BtAND LAKE tt» MbOI- 1 too J brdrsoa tmneh oirif boBf ■ MM down. Ns Bondsdo tool wui dapltcsu *- -- — “* BODT)' dsva Osi Rd M Fsiruven duos Wsicli Isr » Pslrtck sad KKW TW LBVEI.. WOj buiU J;' B R Trt-I*r»l Lsr*r ISBOt roo*. i Oil r A famacr li.dM sitb (LM : doss Losrr dowa paTBonl « you oaa ysur M. Ilodol nndol rosolninlsa. Ns Bondott coot WMBDUTK nOBBSHOH Good nortti tubs I ban IocoUsb nror ' UBUO Noal sad closa I BR | ' boBr ' Nlcolr laadocapod yard , Tut balb Oil fttraaco HW dsss ’ WILL BUILD ON TO0R LOT OR OD1IB TOUR PLAR’OR our* , ! Karo j badrasB. IH baiB. ton baosBsni BKidsi is Don McDonald uccNBEO arnoRR ■ OR y-w - OR w«i>_ WEBSTER _ _____ »MU( Tormo I'. A. Wcb.ster, Hraltor MT ____________OA A»t> A CHALLENGE To »raro UUo } bodrssa hSBO to aadcntncsd la good aros. off dsolyn Arc., aoar Roallac Bo-loro Rao fso AuBicc. hardvoad noora. Bit* UA Wo- har* »*y^ sad m owaor tayo “Wb**! and Doal 00 Uu> ana. Is oa*. oata sad aatlofy. OoaT ba Isia. HOTSPOT dso* Is Oar Lady *o( lb* Lakao Cburro aM ocl^ ' --- l{b**1?M VOL R IX( KV DAY b on OalOB U. ■ COLORED ■ trail loeatad bun- , Md nr*.. baocBoat | ar tarac*. bS3 par | A STEAI. 1 Bit* lou so Raatlaonb off Ml a*Bt0* 8110 lU a Bolb lor saly AUb- SCHL ETT REALTY 460 W. Huron EE 8-m58 For^k UkR Proptfty »1 ^ LAKEFRONTS i wnxUtU^AU^ Wjodjjd^Iad. •torod aiollt. „.jisnl, W 00 yoBi buy H.NO, lerBi. PONTIAC LAU, •UBBor coUbm, lArfO ahodod Ml, wody boB». ^niMbod. OBly W.IM. ll.OM LOTUS LACB, Toor orouad I bod- ' rooB trttb liropMct. } boibt. full batoBsat. landicBpod Ml. Oaty i IM.dM lorBo. MACEOAT LAEE I bOdroOBi. yrar orouad. proparty. flrapMct. attarhad loraia laocad yard to karp tha lol»' away from tha »a-trr BorgalB prtcrd tl IU.M. For Solo Acrooto 88, WOOOBO 4 ACREB Mcludad with ! satlsal TOOII! "OOOIIT TO EOT NOW" lull a« lha ad*a ol Molly tb^era aucABl paretl ti a tarrinc bargate. dual off aita parad lagaa oe^Walura I adlaoanl to bMro Cbltforota owaai* i For FRrm* 56 .... .......n aluai. tidad hoai*. •taroga bldg., all auulppad Muit tail, maka oflar 10-ACRE gIBCLOOED BBTATt trlth aaw boiaa uadar oantlrur-tloa. t Bi. aaub CMrkitao. A raal buy. LAEE ORION. EXCELUtITT BAND ' bract).'Crmaat break wktar i— dock. 3 bodrooB oumBar hob City atolar aod gaa. Modara klt( *o wltb aaoek-bor. llrtog rB. *— nraplaea. large ilauad rront ! porch orarMoUag thalaka. NMa-! ly ihadad Ml la a good gdlat i : oalghbortwod. AU la aictlltM i— ' diUoB aad fully turali^ ' ^ or larBi. MT MIS. EaeI''LdiB. 6H1-Tiinu> W,- ocro altoi. CloilulOB. Wotortoad. PootMc area. bl.Ibb. IM dotro. | Dole Brloa Cora,. Detroit. U bnil. Poatiac. Pi jAbbi. I OtCRES mTltrlord. VACANT. WIBT OP Monoy to Loan 61 Cet $25 to $500 ON TOOR Signature PH* FE“2-926r"’ OAKLAND Loan Company » Pontiac gtoU ^b Rldg. Borrow with Confidence I GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance CarporatloB of Peatlao 3>b B. Bagteaw PB! 4M«K CENTURY nNANCE COMFYnI Lakooig,*"''^ ■r’A^3-l«3 BUCKNER: FINANCE COMPANY ! . WHERE TOO CAN { BORROW UP TO $500 OPPICB8 IN PoalMe - Drayloo nataa — UUcaj Wallod Lb., Blnalaghaoi. Plyaftoulhi i HouaohoM Qoo^nua rr^ lor large raaf coaplctrl; fur-stib gat heal Ab i a uftimt M MO TRIPP realtor lUizalictIt l^ke Kstatov 4-b«droom bitogolom on . doublr , roniar lot 3-car *01000 . Cor- -p*Ong *'*^*'' ' ■'Machines do all the work so We don't have a regular training program ... instead, we’ll take a course on how to get along with EAQl OTHER." For Sak Houses 49 For Sale Houses a fara boBr< Bara Need $25 to $500? See • Seaboard Phone FE 3-7017 LOANS WATNB OAtERT , 3t N Sastaae_______TI Mibb isouf ANTT^Nd TOO WAIT) ir)R ™* «o»“ POUND AT L a a SAIJM. 5rUtoa out of the way tot a lot ‘.*.!?a.‘*jr;u'SS2rN«S USED. TlMt our Irodo dept, for W?‘ta^I'o^or Usdo. OiBa out .1 MM. UL a«3Jiw. 1 olUehmonU. eral Dlitributlng CoJCoB U4-434S complat a dining ist, l3b M. Dovrn- landica:^. Sylvan Shores SMITH plart. aas corpoUag accaal the baaatf of thu l&iSO llviag room gunrooD to oocloord «ltb Jal-ou>ir aiodowi Pull dUung raoia , and baoalllUf awdam StteSau AH I Ikrra badraoBO sra large. ; Vt kotlu THU MARVELOUS HOME INCLUDES ALL THE EXTRAS POH ENJOYMENT -aiccUcel bcoeb. dork, outdoor crili aad plraty at rooa oa ttr 113 n Mt. fU.bbS. tarac. Pontiac I.ake Front *-rooB yaar-roUDd bwo on 3 loti, gMoord-la porcb faciag oa trr <3] haat. good baach. lair.- Two Acres . . REAUTfPUL OROUNDS , - a sendtrtul irran rooa faaUy . borne Ibol bo* POUR BIO BED- • ROOMS Natural fUrpMcr. plac- ROUE M ckMO-ln «a*t uiburban Mcatloa PRICED RIOHT. LIST WITH Humphries ‘ I K 2-^236 S3 N Trlograph_Opoa K*»i CLARK lllizabeth I^ke Kstatea > AttracUrt 4-b*drB . 3MI carprt-cd Urtag room with dMIng all tlM bath. iBodrra kllcbaa crtlb breafcfaot bar. lull bacaairat vltb ; rorraatloo room, ga* brat, watrr' aoftonar. Mkr prlctlogri. $100 dotra. No aortgagt eoata. L Rolfe H. Smith. Realtor ' 304 a. TELEORAPH RD FE 3-TI4g Opaa • a b. to 13 p b. bedrooB brick.; raacb boar neat wall to «all carpnlag. buiH-tn brick pltatci. UoB U.M* Borra you la |TW DOWN sa 0*0 8tl rooa Bod-1 rra off BaMam. 3 bedrooms, large rooms, serarnrd Irool porch I basrmaot. turoacr. Payaaolt l*t i ------- ---------- Sylvan \'illage Lake prtrllrgas 4-rooB Ilk atory — uanolsbad attic 3 bedrooms. Ibiis dialog rm BaMAenu garag*, mror VETS $40 MOVES VOL' IN |g3 PER MONTH TOIAL 8 Rooms Basement 1877 Sq. Ft. $11,990 . . fully li yard wltb tIl -------- I'i hath*. Urge Uvlng tpoiB wltb brick nraplaea walL -carpatad. Island kltcban. buUt-tna. large f*Btly room wltb fitepMcr. , 3',-car garagt. full tertBrnt. I3*.000 mat mak* offer. OL l-gatg, Rpcbaalar araa. Sbriby Twp - • ■ ________________j. TRANSFERRieO - PRICED POR PARlIHIKil' Homefinders SF.R\ ICE I-ake Front. S.L000 On. SCHRAM i -3-BEDROOM ; On caraar Mk PiMI baaaWaag. i clot* M school*, pored tlrral. , bus rorrMa WUt tkOdo ioi. suburbso. W. H. Ba«s. Realtor SFECIAUZINO IN TRADES , Builder ________FE 3-331* ' 12 Roonm Including b I_____ by*, large ^IMIa^rooi CiareTice C. Ridgeway BROKER F^A-7«1 3*b W WALTON BLVD , I* ACRin o66b loam wTfTi ' good barn. 1 hoairc. *33.0*0 : Ibi acres, grad* A dairy farm. Ooad buildUiga and faacai. 033.*** II. P. IIOL.ME.S. LNC. : 1 U31 B Lapaar FE S-3tU i • . Erac OA 1-3*03 \ H ROLLXNO ACREB. NEAR OX-' ford. Only mlnutaa from Poatuc. ‘' for axocutlra. ganUemtn farmer ' { aad borieman. 'Tour modara new 3 bedroom bom* la bare: tlra-placa. 3 baths. 1 Urge rooms. • Oood bom Ulltoa Wearer. Inc ' { Bmktr. MM Mata. Rochester. OL H ! lady ter tm- V Onfy f3.*W Off Toslyn TwoAiadroilm bungalow wltb o partUUy ftntshed upstairs, full ba.sament. In the LeBaron Bchool area Priced at tlb.300 on PHA terms. bbO* down plus closing 13.700 , I IVAN W. SCHRAM leL igUiZuiiy , i^t-'^LlOR _ FL2 5-U471 Model open dolly 13 to *. p m. In Bloomllald Orchards Sub. ' South Bird. east of Osdvac. Bloomfield Hoooo Inc,. Mr. BcuU , FE 5-7414 ! *43 J08LTN COR. MANSFIELD ____ __ 1 OPEN EVENIN08AND SUNDAYS WHY PAY RENT? Til HAVE A | MULTIPLE LOrnNO SERVICE Jeo^droom Dosie tnM u n«»i m ; ....... fentJfi mM*.‘“l?“taIalilSt.“utlBLC)pMPI^ has a good utility room 7»-fool I Tmt Bedroom - Cope Cod. IM located In nico subtHrUlon. " North of Pontiac Vary eery low down poyment and we con belp slfy, OR 4 04*1 HOYT t HILLS SOTS ultra modem home. LIrlag room ‘ wltb firtpiace — dlnfaig room — kitchen wltb built In orran and range—3 extra large bedrooiBa and both on the first noor — new carpeting — two bedrooms aad full bath on tha second floor Lovely hmlly room In lasemant —•— any paneling, bar. , ...... .... many extras Two car attached garage Mrgs landscaped Ml *33.5M. Shown by Appointment. toM^: TOhe &^«*B* ^.Babe . P.KRTRIDCE AND ASSOC. REALTORS 1050 W HURON_________FE 4-3501 BUMMER ROUE FOR SALE AT Lake OrMn^ IMcellent lake frant-ai^.^4 bedrooms, las h^ MI Silver I.ake High, sightly *0x30* lake-front IM — Oood bcoeb — Top value at Ib.bbO. Sylvan Lake Oniy 4 dttlrtble. high 10- to -a ^rtieges^ LOANS $25 TO $50d On your signature or other secu ity. 34 monibs M repay. Our ser teo M Tost. frMadls'ood helpfc Visit our offtce or ^oo* PC I-II3I HOME lY AUTO LOAN CO. T N. Perry Bt.. Comer E. Pike LOANS *35 TO *5*4 BAXTER B LIVINOSTONE 00 W. Lawrence Bt PE 4-1531 WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 We will be gMd M help yob. STATE FINANCE CO. -OM PiBiue Sttta Bank Bldg- FE 4-1574 lining sot, IS . u^mV^ drUJleaVt^^^^^^ iV*: ■ ¥..r^-s»««-oMd ■ Lake Avenue. PE tjjOOl_ • ADMIRAL 14 CUBIC P(^ DO*I.; wlTb tmd*. r’ B. Munro Electric Co.. 10*0 W. Huron. FE 5-0*31 Admiral refrioerator. ai^‘ sire Bsloiire A3 per week Auto-fflstic deluxe Irqner outomstlc flkUl ' - APFLIA.NCES - 0 E Fans, new 3-spa^ *M *J O. E Sweeper. aU attach. OM-** EASY Wnahar new Tuacolb County. AHod llegrew: ml. W. of Wlvarwood on M-30 Tarvey Hd. VI 3-51*1 day time. VI 3-0*3 eer____ _______ acre fArm. sm m... ^am. thmugh'TropaSr’034m ** *** C. PANGUS. Realtor ORTONVILLE ----- NA 7-3015 CreiiH Advisors 61A Tb* ATTRACTIVE I Modem 3 bed tool shed, con.___ . tags. Fenced. Lo^e si BUDGET YOUR DEBTS CONSOLIDATE BILLS-NO LOANS For Your Best Bel to Oet Out of DeU. Bor Financial Advisers-. Inc. 3*b B. SAOIMAW____FE 3-70U ARE YOU IN DIlBT:- Now you can get out of debt without a Man Make one weekly payment OOOD HODBEEEEPINO^ 51 W HURON FE 4-1555 s^^t^girtunlty - auick sale. I0.450 tlrat time PONTIAC NORTHERN HIOH: listed 5 rooms down and 3 up Lovely family home eicel- Living room 20 x 14 Dtnlng room '•« condition -- 4 bedrooms - 11 x*4 Kitchen g'l x 13‘i Plus * *. bath* - living room and breakfast nook Full bossment dining room modara kltoh-Beautlfullr finished recreouon an — carpeting — basetnenu room, PuU used kitchen M base- aitd shopplDg.' HOME WITH AN INCOME 7-room bubg. 4 bedrooms, 34-ft. Uv room with fireplace. cMsft space to spare. n 3-7M* FE 3-7 CLARf REAL EBTAIE tin W~RurURNI- noce parkta arta. Roue M. With ISO-fOM fronuge. No apprale-,'-?*’" al fee B. D. ChtrMs. EqSltabM' -,^15..^ Road, FE 3-7ttt__________________ F,r„ i^un Servlet. 1717 S. Tele- CABlfc N O. U^MSSANf ----- I bedroom home Excel lent condition Full price *7.00( 4500 down. IM per month. Evenings ofter 0. coll Mr Tboe FE 5-fgg* A Income Property LETSTR.^DE HOUSES, HLKON (;ardf:n.s IlM* down buys tble lac bedroom bungoMw wltb ctr Established In 1 LET S TRADE 4-BEI)R.M. BRICK \W;ST SIDE Only 0 years old. ground level fonifly room wtlb fireplace. Mich. Phone LaIke 6T. HELEN-New cMtoge , and large shady Mt for only 01.- ! g*5 0*5 dowa. 137 mo Beptlo | tank. well, roughed In, plumbing : and electric Included 3400 acre | spring ftd lake, fishing, water I apon* and buntlni. sbadf beach- | es 3 offices oa M7* at 8. vUIage i limit. Open 7 days a week. Jim Johnson. Builder Carters, lac . LI Helen. Mich._____ Suburban Property 53 PRIVATE ! LAKE - I iidX^? i BusinesB Opportunities 59 mahogany tablet. spit eouc *13-3111. urge carpeted ItvMx rm In lower level 1 ear Pleasaat settiog with trees. A good value at ------ yresenl ----- .. ____ eootract. ,tAll reasooable offers considered LET'S MAKE A DEAL NE.AR LINCOLN A real bargain - three beoroom rancher with aluminum ildlng. ceramic tile batb carpeted Uvlns room •partling kitchen, full bast- car gartie two Mts — Asking 411.0M - Termi 1411 Bllubrth Lake Rd FE 4 M3 _____open evening*__ ’ G.I.S No Money Down PARGAIN. 3 REUROOM > HOME Decorated In daring pt't'ls blue tile batb. petal pink kilebtn. eapensive wool rerpetlng newly Installed gss best for economy, lush carpet like lawn and a motl besutlful selection of choice losSs Full price IS 300 about 435* wUI handle with pay- north side of Pontiac. Corner Mt. fun basemenL In-eluding all furaHure in apartment, fully ‘occupied Toul arlee only |10.40*. s~ ixliAotely mm ------------- Largo kitchen oak fleore , batli All In excellent condl large IM Now at 015.500 13 3*0 da space, carpeted garage. fenc( o gg.500 with WEBSTER SCHOOL ARBA-Plite Vest tide brick home 3 moniv bedrms.. large carpeted LETS TRADE FI.OR IDA HOCND Excellent 3 bedroom, wei Full basement and 3 ci rage Lots of extras Ini linlshed recrestton room to wall carpeting, ga* screened porch and fence ysrd Owner la transfer FMildt Only 113 *00 wt reasonable terms Let's out a deal Extra alee. 4 LET'S trade a.ARKSTON 3 bedroom bungaloi basement New Office 25.% DIXIE HWV. DORRIS AND SONS REALTORS 3530 DUie Hwy, OR 4M334 Pick the one \\Iiiclrfit> voii lifst WE HAVE A SfVLE TO PIT EVERT TASTE .\ I'KW EXAMPLES; _________________________________________ S??ct“H.,*ev5?y*Sir,' lUlC". Sale LakeProperty 51 tecond fireplace. In lamlly room 3 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL HOME S4V AAA . s kAHt.n.sen OIL kAfha fof sule by owoer 7 Hsrbor. White Lake. MU 4-0*40.______ MACEOAY LAKE VICINlV'Y TWO modern water-front cottages Uv-a^^ ye»__ round Easy, terms ■ 100 TERRA-TRAC L 0 A trailer and ’54 Ford F-7 ------- All buslnoss contracts Evenings. FE g-4037. _________ BEER. 7VINE, PARTY STORE. Well equipped. A real money maker Priced lor action Terms. II. F. HOLME.S INC FE 5-3*43. Eves FE 5-3t5» or ____________OA g-3443__________ BALD EAOLE LAKE RE80RT-Batblng. fishing. pMkntcklug with 200 ft. on tbs' IMe. ResUurent. bath bouse. 3 apartments, owner's home, perfect family setup. Enjoy the summers white you work and spend the winter vsestion In the climate of yonr choice. Set ttls money moker today. 000.50S eltb *14.5*0 down, or would consider a trade that U --- and clear. Call OnonvIIle. Swaps headboard, night staad. FE 5-7764 MOTOR. TRAILER AND CUSTOM ' B O I L T GOLD SOFA' * Like new. Reas. PE 5-0417. DUNCAN PHYFE~iETr~CHAms‘ t have I A^ DINING ROOM SET INCLUDING BOV-SELL-TRADB Sweepers, mowers, guns, tools Barnes R Hargraves'. 743 W Huron BE88ER BLOCK MACHINic, ALL. china cabinet, taffet. drning rm atuebments. Chlianey and Pal- tsble and chairs. MayUg wringer letts garden tractor, cultivator , washer, Electrolux sweeper with cutter bar “oTef', ‘"o" stuebments. Beige with Iwf pst- '* -!21 ^'"“0 ‘tectot. ISiooe rug. il4 Etmii St l?gtWSU5 TO«BSB4V8H~«W^ BPIWWVPwew . ------ Electi------ ; attachments. Beige _tem 0x13 rug 114___________ ... PREEzifc. |50. ELECTRIC RAVE CAR. WILL TRADE ON stove $45 Automatic washer 035 ***'■?'' Hefrlgemtor.. |1S M iMh 7W ferred. P!E 3-3003 . 35* Oakland, .oqu condltMo Black's Auto Sales____________________ fig, new. *30. '■ _ .1 L L PORTABLE CAW cash, boat or Polaroid land - . Ph. 033-3105. Olrls bike. . _______________IQ*. * * ELECTRIC RANOE. EXCELLENT FencM yard Paved drive. 334. WE.ST SlUF. Lovely 30’room 4 family brick, too per cent tenUl location First time offered Owner retiring By ap^lntment only Uarence C . Ridgewav BROKER EE 5-7051 300 W. Walton ___ „ ___________ Everything ID good condtUon. 030.000 terms. , C. .A. Webster, Realtor MY 3-38*1_____________OA 0-3515 | For Sale tots 54 .... area near Pontiac with 5 room ottoebed llvMx quarters. Doing r--------—— -----------------J lor cosh or will ti W8I- 3 bedrooms 8 c i^Xr 0 - ifotbing down per month includlni insurance In Waterford Broker. ORlando 3-0* iwntown Ob* Big ISO I 100 foM IM *betutl- JJ31 g/ TeMgrtpi^^* lully londacsped Pamllv com J . (qrt^ at ^a^lce you can afford loiiN I. \’1’:rmi:tt REAL E8TATB ‘ EE 3-3*i3 --------- .1 beauty ttaraughoul' Perfect condition Carpeted. Cbm- _ pletely landscaped. Near Water-lord High Bchool. AT CASS LAKE 5*00 dowa. too month buys this ottractive 4-bodroom home. Ex-'cepUooally nice kitchen and Mrge living rooas. aluminum siding ' And storms, canal froouge, small | ELUroOD WE TRADE 1 LET'S TRADE WF Wil l LOSE sMOM:'^ " Rivb-O’Neil Realty 3*3 8 Tslegrapli Open * - < p PE 3-11*3_____ OL M Brick Bungalow Just aff Airport Rd.. Mvely big A room brick bungalow, brecsewsy and attached 3-cat garage, lot tOOkISO. nicely Mndacaped, paved driveway, tile balb. boisemem. gas heat, all iriaetered trails and oak floars. 017.5M. Bhowa -by tp^ potetmoBl - ^ hYllis m. brewer Builder Must Liquidate Trade-Ip- / $39 Moves You 111 NEW MODEL 965 Carlisle 3 Bedrooms Faniily-Sizp Kitchen Vanity in Bath 15 Acres 300 ftet take IronUge North of ScMt Lake Bacrltlcit. Sll.ttO RUSSELI, YUUNli BUILDER____________PE A320* AT CABB LAKE 0*00 dovm. ttc month buys this attractive 4-bedroom hoint. Exceptionally Dice kitchen and large living room, aluminum tiding ' and storms, canal frontage, small in Oakland County /EAI-TOR FE 4.0X28 FE 8-7161, 37Y ■ TELEORAPH OPEN EVEg $195 Templeton 1T)T.\L IX)\\ N No aosing cost .NO CredR COeck. Immediate Possession.‘‘i block from Uacoln Jr. High 3 Year Old. 3 RfM roosB very clean Deal Direct with Builder / .\llison Street oom. 3>t baths, excellent : mt. 'oil beat, laclnerator Income ar tor Mrge family BOTLyBR V bedt nasemt /Ideal t / esnie a Only It. 35* will accept mc_ thing of value as down payment. Very good west tide IdbatMta K. L. Teiuplettrti. Realtor EEgO-IOM 3330 ORCHA^I /■ OPEN DAILY 11 to 7 Bavenicnt Model.? $100 Moves You In SPOTLITE FE 4-0985 ■ fireplace rm. Sleep* 13. Well furnished 3 Car tarage Ideal for enterttln-ine or group 03*.**0. 0**0* da. tlM mo. H.AROLD K. FR.ANkS Realtor. 35S3 Union Lk Rd EM 3-33*1 CASS LAEE flEW. Hh,LTOP LOT terms. Phone 50*411. PPRfdiBiaD ktODEItN CAkt?< taroge. shuffle board rmirt and boot at Lake Bt. Helen PE 34*50 : Hagstrom ' Williams Lake Front 4 BEDROOM 1 STORY FRAME FULL BASEMENT, l>g CAR OARAGE. NICK SAtaDY BEACH : BBAUTTPULLY HIAOY LOT A REAL BUY AT ONLY *1**0* Barnes lake Ffont ENJOY THE SlttlMER IN YOUR OWN LAKE FRONT COTTAGE COMPLETELY FURNISHED TN-CLUDINO TV. NICE SANDY LOW DOWN PAYMENT H R. RAOSTROM. REALTOR 4*01 BlsMaild Road PONT^ OH M35* [j^^ood ; HI-HILI. VII.LAOF A Planned commualtv wltb wlad-inx paved, streets • FOR •THOSE W-------- To Uve In a eood naichborhoo ^■TRA^^LAR^E ^HOMESITSa^ home^ wSS 'orotmed valuaHon. HILLTOP PARCELS 3*05 UOMr Read FE 543*1 OR 3-I33I After 7:30 D.m. NICE LEVEL LOT. ALMOST AN acre Near CMrketoo. 01.4*5 fuU price. STATEWIDE ' Reai Estate Service of Fonllac \ B D. CHARLES REALTOR I 1717 B. TEt-EORAFH FE 4-I821 ' SMALL RESTAURANT FOR sTlE ■; cheap. 34*0 Dixie Hwy,_ SUNOCO STATIONS F'rancliises are available in Pontiac-Rocli-estcf areas offering the.se opportunities: 1 - PAID TRAINING PROGRAM 3 — YOUR OWN BOSS 3 -- MODEST INVESTMENT 4 V- ’ OUTDOOR WORK i — HIOH PROFIT POTENTIAL FOR INFORMATION-CALL FE 4-?509 stations FbR Lease OOOD POTENTIAL. Pleas* CBll be-tween I a.m and 5 p m. 1*34344 or oner 5 p.m. 0IM4I7. PURE OIL COMPANY __ wfeL .toowH “ isartnere^ ___> homo, attached garage, and; breegeway, tlM bath, hardwood' C Mx’gUS. Realtor tSTM , ”" "™“. ORTONVILLE «EC________ I*g K. Soglnaw “ South Street______WA 7-3*15 BABY 8PINDRY ItO. KM 3-7540. SINGLE BED WITH LIKE NEW . Berta box spring and mattress for good condition sofs bed. OR FRIOIDAIRB DELUXE FREEZER. 3-55'ra._______ ________________I door storage, 3S0 pounds of food WILL TRADE it.Sl* EQUITY IN^ storage, gr**.** ? Crump Electric. Tnc. ^ of alTu^i TXfue PE 0^ 3404 Auburi Rd________PE *-347; *100. will seU Bsme brands, scratehod. Torriltc ■...1. 514**5 whUa tWy 1 ----------------vTKeWj... Oene* Dr. EE 5-30*4________ . ________ WHITE WEDDINO DOWN. SIZE «»* ____________________________ 10, new 019*. sell for 0*5. PE FOUR PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 5-1704 alter 0._______. , Excellent coDdltMn. lOtt PMasur* 8t.. MUford, after 0._____ Sale Household OooflB 65 -.?*’L»CTB, BEAUTI-i _____________________________FREEZERS-$148 1 LA-Z-BOY CHAIR. NEW OTR- Nsm* Wand fnaaors. All fast er honxehold goods aod some an- frees* ttelves. habdy doOr stoi- tlques. FE 5-I087;______ . age, s'ealed In ■unit, new to crate* 1 TON AIR CONOmONEft. OffO ,,,, . * weeks. FE 44317.____W*'"' 1 LAROB GROUP CLEAN OOAR-lgrrj-- sl£"'kl.''£i%» •» ^ 4,rr;cuS’m* «S.,?r/^ *l5. ARB ^e. I.|t55. as *I7.|^>qTFODIT PtfBHkCTTON RANGE ■■ ■ " l"**^**'*** ****”* goods I -1*87. aid. and larger slses. 014 up. Re-| conditioned watters. Uaytat/ Speed Queen. Etc Low a* 017. Chlna cabinet. 433: Desk, ttOi! nreaeor 014; Uvlng i—~ “ : Crib and mattress 113: aed-jlRONRITE raom salt*. *30: Drop-leaf dialog' iik. tables, tit. EvervrtblM jn used} For Sale Acreage w-v-r 4rria8. C«n Ifr n 1M\9 or OA t-MlI___________ ~-7rs3=Flui6RBAil Choice 3 acres - nica jmd level. Trees. 130' frontage Eonod tor tacume 03.MO Terms. Dorothv Siivtjer Lavender 70*1 fttabMad Rd •Nf-OOi ' Phopf EM h33tl3 or MU *4417 '3 ACRES. iH^ARESTOirpSSnAl!; I 4*05 aa acre. tlO down, lit mo. \'s mil* ChrvsMr Hwv FE 4-450*. ^so&vIm.I^eISBs._________ Sale Land CiMttracts 66 Money to Loan _ ._.j.UeeM^^^M TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S'. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LOAR*_^ga^ »*** BOTr/iip8u!™la*OE tssii.!T¥,js,.%sr- i 0»»«f condItMP. 035. FE'4-0647 . EnVWATSi ksHtiOERATOR Kelvin^ Mwva. OoM eondltlon -------------. M*1 Commerce Mfgas"' • S3VK.*af 2533*73!^!^ -----------‘-veltaBOoa*. Aftof'UEB I—" . , ... -ii uveaipurt __ --- .Mpt. ^room salt*, mat-: coadHIon. *3*.''oL MOrf i^^pSde^^neW^^^ ootro. 03 Orchard Labs Avo 1 'yp-if *-nrBS imonh Tftfw ‘ sit*5 Up Petisous FumllBra 43,"«jraWAT( Orchard Lake Ave._______ JJM* ^ W t 0-0304 after 1 pm. i *4711 OL 1-tm I 3-33II FI. 3 3510 "paiBNDLi;; sBavico' THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY d, 1961 *P6|iTV-FlVE Srit Hoiybold Oeodi 68 For Sal* MlaceHaiMOM 671 Sdt Minical Qoodo / MJH »euJrS!\*M»^ »?w Ml OrelMtd L». | OaCBI M0«C < iricl 0»U n M4M. Ol ■ “ “ BnwllUl C—t«I fCWINO MUCHIMU.'WROIJaALC .1, repo,,^,^. tU M. lAOINAw” Fi'A Jl o'Ttf inw acbmidt n mn. CLBCTRIC LIGHT FIXTUHES ALL , Sole Of.-lce Equlpmoyt 72 poTdb II H Irrrtdlkri, nuplui. ------------------------- prian oaly lactory can tl*a. —■ MMitaan nuorruant. 3U Or- ntnt. Bawa Ilka new Tttm an paymailla^ F ** kaiiuiea TMT ITAMDINO TOILXTS tll M at my MtT untyarial Company. DoubU Bowl Sink .. UN SI s«‘U «ss -fesr .K - ■AVE'j^uMFiNd's^nr ■ Bailnaw F« t-tlBO NEW NATIONAL CASH REOIB-tara tram IlM WP Naw Natlmal addlnf mauilnaa from IM up. Tba only faetoiT autborlaad branen ottloaa IP Oakland and Macomb CoiuUy wbara you can buy now orlaclory rabam eaata rwflatara. liia NaHoial ^aib Raatatar Co., ddil W. Huron. FooUac. Vx 3-OlU. 23 B. OiaUat. Ut. Clamaaa. HOw-• 3-4231 outfit - wrt«»r waiar. ,ai rant, atel: 1 ‘ “* i ttklS^Vply^lV. t i»ee6 oUiBii I-----------' troT wnn»or, 4 --------ROO«. I14.M. Mo- , ----- „. —--- SSSSt5^%«7 ,‘£*S!S,.S*‘"WSS W«D CARPET, till' wrra! ‘i!? Averagt ----- ----- FHA tarmt.......... Heating A Coolln« Co. OB 3-4M4. TWHO carpet, till' foam rubbar^, m. fb i-i ------Lake Used Trade-In Dept. hor«e trailer. > horse ta Bwirat Rocker lit i6 Covered van typa^ 13 Tii*'. bSSSTai a.4 ;; ■ St' S, g?!** vs *• Da^nport and ahalr . Ma li RUdM eouoh............ IM.Il I JOHN DEERE ORA1 Oat range, apt:* alw .... 134 M : el 40. 3 roller. Wide _ _____ Hld-a-bed .... t4l M end loader. >b yd. bucket Witb Vanity, cheat and bed IMNi till trailer Call " — ”*• ----------^ -------- 3-30I0 3 pc curved- eocUonal Ili.H 3-3«l« THOMAS ECONOMY iSircHi FE 2-lltl EITCHEN CABINET BINES TRADE OAB JtANOE FtJR ELEC- -------g: B. *'— Michigan chard Lake - j. LAVATORIES COMPLBrk |14 M - git SI and UP -FRBTTBRB APPLIANCE inEACLEMILE center _____ ______ Also bathtubs. ( lets, ahower sUIU. Irregulars, t litle valuas. Michigan Fluoresc 313 Orchard Lake - ‘ RXASONi 1 tablea, lamj a damaged. CASH REOISTEHS. ADDING MACHINES, CALCULATORS, TYPEWRitERS. OgAUTT EgUIPUENT AT LOW PRICES HO JONE - _____TODAY- 337 S. Saginaw National 4 t" Sale Store Eqaipment 73 RBSTACRANT SIZE GAS RANGE with grlU. IM Oaa hot water heater. |3». MY 3-OMl. Sale Sporting Qot>ds 74 BULMAN HARDWARE 3545 EUaabath Lk Rd FE MTll OPEN DAILY TlL I; SUN. S-2 GUNS - BOY. SELL. TRADE. Manley Leac^ 11 Baglay, OON8. ALL EINM, BUY, B*LU By Kqte Osann i Boats ai^ 971 Wawteil Used Carp 101, For Sale Cars W; For Sale Cara m X maka or model to IIH. aiatomaUe iransiGaelaa, radio. i r anportor Arto Bklee tt> Oaklandl power pack. D1 1-lWt ' ----- TOP BDCE^DNE CAR. TRUQE, ,1«7 CHS^tROLET, 2 d60R. MS. ! ISIS FORD OAI^El s ft hydrsplana, Elakbanlar Super IS motor with oulckla Sill Call attar 4, FE 2-lsil. ARkANSAS ntAVELER BOATS ---------- CTfnkar Built Beam __________iiiyi. TRUCE.,; PONTIAC WASTE. FE 2-SISS. ■■ WE liEED (iARS! ' radio and heater Oldimobllat, BDteke,| 1 M & M MOTOR SALES sT 251^1^ Ewr ^ OR EEiUH3~ HARBOR. MIlS. "xxebange bouea contracta anidi.„-----V*,--...,--I ----.—u-'a .j'.vvv ^-- euultyTPontlac Press Boa 15. ^IlSW CHEVROLET 2-DOOR S ctt ; Used Auto Parts 102 M^Mn^RuVNOH^MlR^B^ER! ; ---------------------- . ^ g Woodward, S mlnuUs from 1 PonUac, ----- 'WSoSS't. INC. . BIRMIHOHAirB WWf aubcrn road SALES a SERVICE " *- Ptberglae boat. seau, alearl^. wlodabteld. canola, Irallar. Haw Ml anss 22 HP Etaatric 15 ft. shlald, aocRrola New outfit — I-------- 15 HP Motor. 14 ft. Ptberglae boat aueting. wtodatarald. and aaat. Naw outfit - |5S5 ■U CHBV2U3LET . BNOmE. COM- Dlata, S75. PE 5-71M.______________________________________ 15 ft. Plbarglaa ]sor SALE. COMPLETELY RE- »>■«. Beat oHe^y Bat. EM 2-2114 i. atearlng. wtod- ^uut iggg core atta engine. 255 '51 niEVROLET, 4 DOOR. d. role and trailer., cyaie inebaa Call PE .2-2231 for tUci Heater, radio, banutlful sll- ACROSS FROM AVONDALE HlOH All New in Pontiac ORADY WHITE LAF8TRAEB AOUA SWAN ALUMA LAP i WHITkHOnSE,^TENU8 CRUISERS ' WEST SkND MOTORS Foru-Camper Camp Trailer Wood Alum.. FIbargIna. I tt.-34 ft. SCOTT MOTORS AND SERVICE, CRUISE-OUT BOAT BAIJCS ' , S2 E. Watton 5-4401 TERMS. ____ 51.IS5. EASY NORTH CHEVROLET _______ S WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINOHAM MI 4-3735 10 CHEVROLET. 4 DOOR WAO-- Roman red. S stick, equipped wlih r i4 P6kD ‘i Mftit AWtfmfRT funTdi aa. 'n‘6r% NO MONET DOWN. Aaaumt OW-ments of I2S 75 por mo. CBII Credit Mgr.. Mr. Parka st Ml 4-75eo, Harold Turoar, Psrd. iisT FORD. RW*2UCtltljr72 door hardly t cirUodar. WbSs. Radio and banter. Automatic, power atearlng aiW brakai. Full year warranty. BOB BORST; TN€.------- BIRMINOhAM’B NEW LINCOLN-MERCURT-COMET dlb. condition, rs Scottwood. FE roj. wheal, alr- 1153 FORD kXFl. Call FE 5-51M. EAST TERMS NORTH _CHEV- j 310 HunWrBlvd. MI S2M0 ?St*^«MklNQHAU*' mP FORD. 1007. 4I06&R l>AliWF: Pilrlane 500. A 1-owner Blrmlng-1S55 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR. BLACR . bam trade drlvoa J'**• —‘ ami a 1 owner, like new and no ■ Your old ear daarn :kv Auto Salas. IS3 S. per month 1 year vt FE 4-2215._______ URBAN-OLDS USEl Woodward. Bln CAM. 555 57 CHET. 210 4-DOOR WAOON. _____ ________ , VI onstne. Powcrgllde, radio end i TON FICEUFS. CHEVY ,AHd! ........ —---------- I Boat Discounts SHOP AT i DUNHAM'S IfublS;"”"- ***“““' TERMS* NORto ’otEvD X,Vn^’i“,Sfr*'-ll^%''t.wr. AStemiSlJ' Po5^ etSfta;**!^ brakes, 17.SS0 actual mUcs A 1-mner trade. Pull yaar warraoSy- BOB BORS r. INC. . ‘ Father. I want you to hear directly from Betsy's lips how much she gets for an allowance! ” Better Used Trucks GMC AVE. B|RtnNOHAM. Ml 4-2735. Matthews-Hargreaves BIRinNOHAM’S -8 NEW •COMET Dl WYMAN’S USED TRADE-IN DIPT Port elect, eewlng mech. I- Ouar. K10C. waj^ar JNJS Outr! Elec' refiig Ant. I rPc‘-5y.'Tm Lounga Chalra LADDER SALE. PhLi STOCk from 5 foot atap to 4S...foot extension. Oakland Fuel and Faint. 435 Orchard Lk. FE 5-5150. LOVEl.Y SINGER BElinkG MA> chine. Zlg-iagger. like new. In large cabinet with mahogany finish Taka on balance of gal or payments of M 50 per month. Universal Company. FE 44W05 [RW ANI> ITRSn nAB AND OIL ___________________-.-h trail- Uaad ana aaaaoo. Saertfli 5300 013 " *-■— “ Sale Farm Equipment 87 B.ARGAINS Save a tremendous E---------— Sale House trailers 89 LARGE SAVINGS FOR YOU ON BOATS. MOTORS. TRAIU “"‘open eves and sun, , I 2255 union ^!Rd.*‘**%M 31i|to IPECUL CIX^^CE^DP^IW BOAT A.SD TRAILICR. 500 — . trucks. SHORT S MOBILE HOMES Adama St.. . wE __________ ' LAROE INVENTORT OP USED SMALL WALKINO AND RIDINO Mf 4-iMt TRACTORS, MOWERS ‘ ” ” and 1254 T»laj---- . Fords. Chavroiett an terms. "'^NOrVr —— LET CO. 1020 S. WOODWARD AVE BIRMINOHAM. Ml 4-2725 equipment. , --------------- camper also COWATER BOAT TRAILEB. homo typo mobile homes. Com- Call FE 4-1515. after 4 p.M. p'eta 11 le of parts r— - ---------------------------------- gaa. Hitches Installed Auto Insarance 104, 631 Oakland FK 4-4547! JULY SPECIALS so CHEVRdLET. UtPALA 2 666R i hardtop. Powergllda. power aWer- tag. radio and beater Windshield ! «<"><*“»<« » «w»»r. easyT^RmS'north cheVroI ! LET' CO. 1000 8. woodward *liL AVE. BIRMINOHAM. Ml 4-2735 1 '** *’*' GOOD MODEL A FIck-UP AND •52 Chevy. FE H2S2. I CHEVROLET, 4 DAOrSON’S SPECIALS! USED - 15' CADILL^ 8e Santi, Gravel and Dirt 76 | farm and industrial trac- ^niit*^tkNT is' vacattoiTtra^ ■ *^nfudi**Lark**’ * ' ' ---I rORJ and equipment. /OR MN-T VACATION trail-“ioo'TS®"’^ S^*^*'?* door Vi I dreah. 5LmI' EAI^ | inLLION YARDS OF peat^ black dirt. ' Vi tl4Il I ___ACE DIRT. I lenvered, very raaa. OR i OR 3-7550.__________ i •TOP 80IU BLACE DI^ ALL ARi PRICED TO BELL. WE GUARANTEE TO SAnSFY OR aaFNwVwwF EbVWtlurbirn , /-VI 1 .1_ • 1 It TERMS NORTH CHEVR C /hPPlC in 15? rOlP OO- • WOODWARD h^. .lllio IVUIC;.! siRinNOHAM. mi 4-2731. irdto Dyna-. tnlltewalli. ni Tour *51, H, 'U ^ down payment. runabout, .1 MONEY REFUNDED. 11" MOTOROLA 17" EENITH . 11" Motorola 31" Admiral Lo-Boy storage files, safe, work coat racks, draftlna electric A.B. Dick mimeograph, multlllth offset-----------— and gravel. OR 515 E. Walton corner of Ji gTN5B*TA5LEMODK; 530 in condition 1 SANDY LOAM. TOP BpJL. ( w..ck dirt and till. FE 5-5/01 . preu, typewriters. , ATTENTION TRUCEERS: LOAD- ! M. chock * In, black sand, top toU on Staph- i ’ 3-?®!® , enson Highway north of Maple ! Road MA 5-1377._________ I TOP son. BLACE ... ------------------- 3^J?52.*' 5122. FE 2-23M. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE. KING BROS. , FE 4UI714 __________ THE TIME IS NOW! I «terniu.’i FOR US TO FICRUP AND BELL your trailer, any 15' TO 50' We have buyers waiting > CALL US TODAYI > HOLLY MARINE h COACH BALES ' 15210 Holly Bd. HOLLY ME 4-<771 Parkhurst Trailer Sales ; -finest in mobile livino-FaatuHng New Moon—Owoaso— ------ “ Qualltv' Mobile I P Evl.-.-_ s iww, a bargain at. aany bnrgalaa 125.220 UABIUTY ■*lop”“ - Engtaa, beater. powaraltda am awar ataartag, labara wheel c. 2M.iM0 Unlnaurad MotnrlaU COMPREHENSIVE (fire, theft. «CI , * COLLIMON (2100 deductable» . 1250 CHEVROLET OONVER'Tni^ ROAD mVlCB -»TOr IN OR PHONE FE 4-3535 for a tree aoat and cevarafo comparlaoa toldor oa your car tad powtr ate 1. OL 1-0222. Located half w I Oxford 0 I. MY 2 21 INCH CONSOLE MODEL Completely Kecondltloned 1 Year Warranty FRETTEB’S APPLIANCE MIRACLE MILE CENTER 51n SVLVANIA conboCe. new, i blace -mR—r^riin'-HUMgs; Loading dally ti mile N ol I ______________ I rinrkHion M-15. Tor delivery j 1 ---------------- 3Z00 B KOCfM soil, crushed stone. I *N|nQUB AND household-A^^ i VACATldN " '=“*"“•1 H“ing**p».edXcontenUof 3 s573. --fteuia Bhon and storage ---------__ -i—^ I'A'inrude Motors. Boats yean ■ —•- “xrL. _____ , Open 2:N ,12 CORVAIR 722. 2 DOOR, FOW-argllda. radio, baaler. Wtadihield ' wipers, toiding teat, comfort ----p. Deluxe cqulpme-* *■—‘“ - r gI.52i.kAI Ermine ly 2i.52i. Easy terms NORTH CHEVROLET CO. 1220 8 WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINO- Ilaupt Pontiac Sales CLARESTON 12 Odo mile north of- US. ; MApIo_______ Open Mom Tuaa, Si H>w. til 2 p.m, •— -ORb, 2 1222 FORD, 2 PASSENGER ITA-tloa waiOB. 2 cylinder, tutomoue. Beautiful bint and white flalth, 1-ownar. low mlloagw, full price, 21.225. 1 Pull year warranty. . BOB BORST, INC. BnunNGRAM'B NEW UNCOLN-MBRCURT-COinn DLR. 0 Hunter Blvd. 1252 FORD f-DOOR RADIO RSJ er 2 cyl. Straight ablA. Pull pri 2222 RTRMINOaAM-RAMBLI jg, g ------------ _ PEEL PROOF call 274-1670 BEACH SAND OR ROAD ORAVrL I IS' S“"w*.!‘it."r -.3 storage Utica. MIehItan I will seil at unreserved auction the contents of the Utica buUd- 1//.DCU.C I Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-W50 , Bead. EM 3-aJ73.________ ---------------...r ptymaata, RR t imI**(vw^fwn*^r?~*^6RU8H>!D 8T6lfE, SiSP. Ok'XV^ 5-4221 aftar 6 p.m. i JJfi’J _ **** **'i el Earl Howard. EM 3-0531. HEATHEIT MCttLOjWOFE 0^1. OOoSyE^ SERVICE STORE ! IXIADINO^ TRUCE FlU; SAND Bala qr trada^lor 3 or 2 meter | jg g. cast PE 5-2I!3< 35c yd. BllV Male Pit. EM 3-2373 —n- -v, - i1,1 PONTIAC LAEE BUILDERS SUP- STEBEOli^ONlC RECORD PLAT- ; PLY SCORL ply. Sand, gravel and dirt. Cement ................... '■*" CASH AND CARRY P,®.'!?®' 23 2* 3-1534 VACATION TRAILERS PIxte Trailer Sales and Rental 1045 North Lapeer Road. Oxford,, OA S-3723 _______________ -VACATION trailers mt. Oriental rugs. 13. 15, ,nd I blanket chest. ^ car top spa Reese hftc ______ ___________ CREST- llner Mostang, 40 H.P Mercury Motor, gator trollar. 21»5 tax Incl. H down. KELLY S H.^RDW.ARE 3M4 AUBURN RD. OPEN SUN ■ - ...... Foreign and Spts. bars 108 io5g Chevrolet hel-air . ---------- oqutppod with V2 an 1254 corvette gtna and automatic tranamtaatoc FE 5-4250 - -------- - -51 TR 3 EECEFTIONAL RES 0 PR3 CONVTOTIBM DAM ; in turner duo Of «»7 SEE agtil - repairable. ; CREDIT MANAGER AT EINO DO tain neaoao. anit caxa over paymenti of 52 73 wOOkly |p JBKI-off baloBce due of 53S7. SkEl Woodward. 5 mln-nsH iram rcstUae. MI 21215, FORD. 1222 OONVntTlBLB. ALL white with boauU'— *--- terlor. equipped a ~a brakea fi FE 2-20S2 For Sale Miscellaneous 67 versaboard II5! ' ”»1>* 2‘s^yord* . clock. ketUes ladder back chaUs^ picture frame! paintings, antlqua and cuilonn jfwelry. child’s alelgh^ plus Urge quanttty of household furnUore. Includlnt dinmf room sM- ikabv Kent Trailer Space baby BRAND 5 1 FITE YEAR OLD BEAOLE __________________________________ 15';^',“ hi.!* ?*” hn‘'*3 PLASTIC PiPK~ rtSe 5“e“Vrt? MY Mils PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. =77;=—5i Vrw til 1422 Baldwin Ave. FE 2-g43 M 1NCH,_ 25 55 beach SAND. 50c yd. Pec Gravel, 21 Yd.—Road SravoL IOC Vd.-lg’^ - ' ----------------—----— hundred: I's Inch, 213.47 pet 23 WASH BASIN. 22 1 bundled. 1>, Inch. 2i2 35 per htm-*• —----- “— •’ - - t„,h gyj 5, per taindref > pump. D ison. 7005 1 Streeaa naw and uied Tools 114 Putnam til 2 p.m.__________ BENCH SAW. »v BORSEPOW- ■ stEBL QUONBET BUILDING, sr motor Profeaalonal tender. Ta- jo,3g jgxeg ggxoo 75c per Light. Dado bladea Jig. ■ square foot floor space. Mutt be ■ ***®'‘** ‘ ’ «“>'»<» *lthln 30 days Michigan OR /TOOL ; Bualneia Bales. PE 4-1522. 1 USED EVERRBADY OUR TYPE , s T A L I. SHOWERS COM#iEt9: Oil eoDYbrotoo hhUter. pomp filter „iu, feueett and eurtalns 220.** and controla. ,215. PE 2-2S2I. | yalue 234 50. Lavatories---- I COFFEE TABLE. 1 CRIB, .................. months to 0 years. 1 radio v Motor b - irs HOT OUT! OET ONE OF THE BLST DEALS AT EAST TO FIND Cliff Dreyer (inn and Sport Center MERCURY MOTOR DEALER convertible Damaged—drlvbable ; auto OR 3-7124 Bowden Motor Balea ' yg g-tr.,..___________________________ 1120 FIAT. I OWNER LUCE NEW.! oi CORVAIR LAXktrdOD Wa5 rodlo and heater. Sunroof, raaa-j oH. WhltawaUf, Rodio —* * 1 , onabla. I ar Power flldr —- /Bupartor Auto Balaa 550 Oakland washers. •—• ” '5i 8IMCA 4-DR. SUFBR DBLUICk. IIJ«5 Radio, haawr. whit# walls EM CLOSE-OUT B & B I. FB 5-33 7 .30 P M ; ....7 P.M. I ....7 PM. , ______________ 2 P M. ' OPEN 7 DAYS^WEEK 2-1 Wacxlland l.ake 1 20x150. Small down payment Free deed to reared family only. ; Beautiful 50 acre park. 5 swim- : ming bcacbca. C" ' reeora piayir: wi -------- 2 HORSE GARDkli ?RaS¥o1 ■ atiaebmenu. FE 4-TK*. 4-INCH SOIL l^IPki a Ipt. 3-lrch Soil ~“" - n.Fumj ’Iave"Kombino SUPP'lI 8. SAOINAW FB 5-2120 -----------------cSffiR 'LY 4 " SOIL PIPK. OR 4-0402 MINOHAM. — ________ . 21 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 d66*1 T2 Automatic. Radio and Baawr. Buv and SeU Imported Cars' For Sale Cars 106 Power Steartag Whltewalla. and many other extras. Only 22.425 NORTH CHEVROLET CO. 1002 8 WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINO-HSM. mi 4-2725,___________________ exBsUant eondtthm m 44221. _SoLuWt 120 MORE DOWN. AaauBW paymsnts ( 222.75 par mo. CsU CradR Mgf Mr. Parks at MI 0-7122, Turner, Ford. MkRCURT. 24r.. V4. i AT A I.ARGI‘ DISCOUNT TO YOL ! | STOP OUT TONIOHTI I BUICE 1257 4-DOOR SPECIAL, i iita* llk.m fltavB M I.AWnap iPAda I vivvruii '^M BOHR. INC. , Main, MUtord, |— CORVAIR MONZA DOOR Auto Accessoriet I cord, 220. dcL FE 2 2131. Flantf, Trees, Shrubf 78 ! Sale House Trailers 89 LOOMIS BOATS — SLIPS AND' , LAUNOHINO on Lgka Fenton i ..•i* cS^i8i“^ ' 0> i motors. 14011 Ftntoa Rd-« FootOo, I ,av#'a;k :S'eni,”’^ brak”*“*ilus'*:rr- warp ave. BIRMINOHAM. Ml iHHv 96WBI I5DB TStrKM , TAL, converawo, Ltko naw. Save^ BIRMINGHAM’S NEW ! Superior Auto Balai 550 Oakland .....— —- T,. a ----------------- DAT LILLIES. 1 ____E8. MANY BARGAINS. i V...I dig now. Pine Hill Gardens, i llgl Lakevletr. o« Joalyn at Juda ! ■ Lake. FOOT ALUMINUM TRAILER. 3410 Marllng- .1 USED TIRES. 13 50 UF. WE buy. sell Also whitewalls ”‘-‘-Tire Rales. 603 8 Saxln FE 4-4507 or FE 4-4505. 20c ft ; TO rent i „ 50c ! “*CR 8. SAOINAW FK 3-Otll ACE POODLE PUPPIES ,nd up. OB 2-3774.______ nth PEEINOESE. DAWN, 10 FAMOUS MAKES 10 CHOOSE EKO.VI see the latest 47x10 »tde an«; STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES Trade In on General Safely --- —— •, of Mfg 'a whitewalls MAZUREK MARIXi; S,\LES Bsginaw at South Bird CRlJirr SlANAOER.' rE' 24402 King Auto Bales H5 B. 8«2tMW ly. absolutely ■d. lust take aver paj (4.70 weakly to pay incadua oIMPT C A’HITE. CREDIT M FE .04403. MANAOER. ! LAKE mdltlon Ffc 2-2015 two PONTIAC CHIEF FE 3-9513 ED WILLIAMS ’ Pontiac Headquarters 124 M OBION FE 3-7774. AIR CONbmONER! WESTING- Uka tIMO BUILDINO MATERIAL.^ 050 BEAUTIFUL AKC POODLES, 534 n«iT"|0l" EM 3-23^- * • KiFM*k* hAFdVAOil floorint 1250. > Auburn Avf. Alh CONDITIONER W EXCEL ' - PONTIAC LOOKINO ruK A, MOBILE HOME’ LOOK NO FURTH^ HUTCHINSON 8 ARE IN A 1^ 8IT10N TO OFFER YOU -^E little, pvt. owner, runs good FE 4 1370__________ ____________' CADILLAC. 1052, 3-tXJOR COUkE. This ear ta a real plnktal Has power iteerlnt and brakes If WE have ONE (OF TWE LAR<^ ALMOST NEW, OWL CONTTOL Singer 8ewlO|^^achlne^^ln texutl- d hems', overcasting, t NaUonal odger and trimmer, hae edger. trMnmar, inow bh Toro power handle. Roto -1 Tractors. Electric motors. r.J Ech_____________________ horsepower Wisconsin engines Used traetora Evans Eqtdpment. gS07 Dixie Hwy. MA 2-7I72 or _____ CUTE PUPPIES I__________OR 3-7250________ I DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUmES, HUMES II no give-aways o of anj kUx* Call king. 121 Mldilgan 1 AEC registered, ex- Black and tans. as on your present moMIe ,r household furniture. Also - selection of nra-owned, on<1lt1''ned mobile homes. IS 1125 00 down. Wt have -----THE ____________________ Zuck Machine Shop. 23 Hood Phone FB . 451' B, SagMsaw at Raeburn Auto Service CONVERTIBLE TOPS BOAT COVERS tell you bow to do I ..(111 like doing buslneas •, —. -------------------- , ; - _______________________ OAKLAND MARINE BXCHANQE 1253 CADILLAC. MOTOR AND EXPERT MECHANIC ON FOR-1321 S Saginaw FE I-4UH tranamlstlon completely re-bullt ; — —* sport cars. Economy SEE sdOTTT ............. *■ uburn._____________ for a SCOTT prlca only 21,11.. -warranty. SUBURBAN - OLDS Enjoy USED CABS. 555 8 Woodwa*^>* - WHY NOT!- the comfort and prasU utek! Rera-a a 1252 But DRIVE A MILE SAVE A PILE! New Dodge Lancer $1781.65 Cara, 23 A For Sale Motorcycles 95 Trade , CADILLAC. I. 2300 cash. OR 2 2145 j 1267 CONVERTIBLE, with white top. and: GOOD CONDl- McCultoeh Toon like i Must a doing bualnoia at ' OAKLAND MARINE EXCRANOB _________________ 321 8 Saginaw_________PTC 5-4151 i USED CARS, : ofJ|S5 54^ plates I. SMALL TOWN LOW OVERHEAD 35.000 MILE OUAHANTEE' ; 07 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR BARD I BAR BELLS. 120 POUNDS, eludlnt hand aet. Cost OU 50. seU tor 215. Like ~ bathroom - fsa furaaeaa. ,*/ wixo MOWING WITH MOTT | I hammer knlf*. FB 5*Afl3. _________FE 54813. WHEEL TRAILER. NfWI UL 2-4ia . .. PREK KilYmS AND MOThS TSMFLEfE cat. EM 3-2202._____________ — ..... FREE KITTENS CaU FE 4-5206_____ POODLES, tots BLACKS. browns or silvers Elf >48o3 PARAUKT8 OU^ARANTEED TO Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales, Inc. ; 4301 Dixie Highway Drayton Plalii^i ' OR 3-1202 Open 7 days a week all new in PONTIAC i PORTA CAMPIR CAMP FISCHER ■ BUICK . : rAmmler-dallas : ton N. MAIN - ROCHESTER OL 34111 _ DODOE-CHHY8LEB-;TRUCKS For Sale Bicycle* GUARANTEED USED BIKES ' I PIGEONS ROLLERS AND COMPLETE WITH KITCHEN CRUISE-OUT BOAT P*’” 1 E. Wa.tf- . Lawrence. FE 3-7243 SEA RAY,BOATS Johnson Motors. iAIloy Trailers. 103I CHEVROLET Used Boate, Motora. Trailers. vertlble, bronu. KESSLER ------ “ Convert. Boats and Accessories 97 Auto. * Marine, lo n. washi ssuasB aiiu esLi-CBSuriCB v/ qxFORD SUN. 144 OA ' PE 0-4402 , itagton'* 0-1400 , Cameras & Equipment 70, OR 3-2005. POODLES 01 DOWN _____________FE 0-1112 rfRAKEETS OUARANTEKD TO J'acobson Trailer Sales and Rentals HORSEPOWER BROOKLINE I Substantial Reduction in all Starcratt boats, now Johnson^ outboard mot stick. ’ full price. 01305. year warranty HOB BORST, IXC. BIRMINGHAM’S NEW LINCOLN-MERCURYCOMET DLR, 300 Hunter B’-* CHEVROLET. Move; Immediately t^ Radio and heater, Dynallow, Power steering. Power brUei. electric windows and whitewall tires Impeccable. Pull price $2.0P5 Ml 6-2200 ers 13 ft. (or eompact can tin ' Reserve vour trailer fo equipped a n top. i NO CASH NEEDED FISCHER BUICK . Woodward, B'ham Ml 4-6222_______ TODAY’S SPECIAL! chlmnev' cau. Pandae Pre-Cast Step Co., sT W. Sheffield. FE 2-3008.________________________________ CALL MA S-UMU FOR ANY ROm Improveaaiit, alum. • 1 d 1 n g, porehaa. -------------------- *— Color Your Cement Cemast eolora ta handy boxaa I Ib.. t lb., or 0 lb. packages i-ii'!:d*"*'&' i=.“"i'rr«..2 BLATL^^COAL * *801^’?%. 0l Orchard Laka Ava. n 2-7101 BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIR -CO _ 110 H. SAOINAW____FE 54222 BEAUTIFUL STEINWAY ORAND Plano, vrttb ebony flnlsb. Can't • tell from a new one. MORRIS MUSIC CO 34 S. Telegraph R Ac roes from 20-COLONIAL ■FANDOM 1 BEDRM j ,4 CEDAR STkiP BOAT. Dos* Tr.lned, Boarded 80 !!“. ! tnd''»*cSftWr“",i.o"’‘1IH ---TEARDROP 2 WHEEL TRAll.ER ' ...usv 1370 N. I I. heater. Gray Tel Huron DOGS AND CATS BOARDED, Burr-Bhell, 375 8. Telegraph. HcNARY’S TAILWAOOER KEN-nels, boarding, training, trtm-_mtng_’'' •—* Sleeps 3. Ice Box. Good T . . Opdyko Rd. FE 4-0534 ]|5g CHEVROLET BEL , ■X MILE 8 6f blue SKY THEA , goor sedan. 5 cylinder, a TErHifiC BOAT DISCOUNT AT | transmission radio, hextei Tony's Marine. Evinrude motors,; and white, tall price. 25 veers repair experience Or- full year warranty. chard Lake RMd at Sylvan Lake BOB BORST, I N( . Open 0 til g,--------------- BIRMINGHAM'S NEW --- - - .....-crcDRY--------- CREE AND WOLVERINE CASH WAY tag tb Pagboard .. 22.80 10x02 214t. amA vm ... 2SS 4x2 P|astartMai6 . 2I.S2 4X2 2b Plytcora . 24.72 Biirmeister LUMBER COMPANY 1242 Coolay Laka Rd. EM 24111 LEW BBTTERLY IfUSIC C Hunting Dog* 8l PICKUP COACHES, 10' START 1 • REOISTEREO BLACK and TAN ano, bait offer, EM 34265 E3tPERT PIANO T0N1NO By Maxtor Craftamaa ObfEinATB SERVICE Wiegand Music Center iViegnd^ Gl^AR MO^tH CHOICE BDP.QUAWm MLP. Second catting hay. OA t411S. 1 ^a^*SeUand pony. Call MtElrose | 44015. PavUhurs DISPLAY IN OAKLAND COUNTY! : need For Sale Poultry M A COTTAOK UP NORTH Let Ua Help You With a GOOD U8KD MOBILE HOME I WE HAVE BOTTLE OA8. HITCHES and do wiring. Repairing on Itallera. ieid, all controls, cushions! | TranstMrtBt'n Offered 100; lincoln-mercury-comet dlr ' (ly 2450, 2400 Locklln Une. | 350 Hunter Blvd UI 2-3300 EM 3-330y-------I , airliner, NON4TOF- Loa Angeles. Ban Francisco. San 'muH *' ■* ■“ Just Take Over Payments "SHOWROOM CONDI- WILSON 10 FOOT FIBEHOLAB BOAT. CON-vertlble top. looded with acces-sortes. Leaving tor Army sacrtflce. Best bid FE O-g s FOOT SAILBOAT GOOD CON- Waotcd Used Cars 101 I. Like new. OH 34410 (■ DORSBTT CABIN CRUISER. 4-wheeI tratlar, 15 H.P. Johnson motor, loaded, used 3 weeks, 4000 i , Sashabaw, Drayton Plains . I .^^57 CENTURY RESORTED «’ I« $25 MORE Por that high grade uaoC us before yoa “ welt, 4540 Digit OR 3-1355. Highway. Phone ! etXmjioe ■EE OUR WINDOW I ’ LAROE SELECTION IBASOMABLE PRICES Sale Farm Produce 86 HullV Marine & Coach '..^W^'a&an :SS gl®. IN^ND^L^' SALES »/ . .. ,fE 24271 with radio heater. —.. — wallt^ Real allck car. 01.M5 . EASt TERMS NORTH CHEV-i ROLET CO. 1000 8. WOODWARD AVE BIRWNOHAM MI 4-3735 I '58 KDSEL H.\RDTOP Beautiful brown and white finish with matahing leather and fabric material. Full factory ottolmnent. Automatic traoxmlsslon.-- •• - POXTIAC - CADILLAC 1350 Woq to chet;k our cars witfe a mechanic you know swd trust. . ’ 5S144. 1royal"adto fart*. JUNK CARS WAiemi ^ KING AUTO laedod. tact Of 21.14 ( FISCHER BUICK 1222 s. Tclefraph R ■rasro..atS c‘iB| s»«si| Liquidation Lot i7s« s- I track, or K.«,“au*°®N USB •a.lnW. IlS*^. r. aasii MI 4-6222 -V / THE PQNTrAC PRESS. TltURSDAY, JULY «, 1981 »» W. M—tc«i« ;..TSsn Ft S>le C«r» tm mcacuar »oooii bam .giSf-Sear Waod«a»i. • BlMrtMTtiM Vw TPOim _ 1S^ Z tw. CALL mt. ^T s«ie CbItb t*W riTlMOTB TA1 •n, m( |mA hi. «l tk. M.. IbWok Ml MARMADUKB By AoderaoB LMnlng ot im. CKEUT T MtlRCtniT . jkATIC, RAPlv , tw# powa pT«at3»o absolute- LT NO IIOKET DOWN. An.g*l f,» po*«r. Wmd*r-b*r rBdIo. And [ . ^ M uaCORY HAROTOA «»»„ ' E-A^e^lAM „„ _______ BOTOMATIC TIUNBMUSION ABBOLUmr Cradit Mtr. Mr TNirkiet MI IIM MMBL« TAtlO .... ‘ SSS^Muirl^yw^^ Uk;t»drMo'lori ;; b6b BOKST. INC. .... I—tfhlBf Ultrrtor, prrfrct SuoD lhronfbOAt. noct tanwdUMlT. kiMoluMO Bwdcd. Ju»t — ■MU of tl. u! lUrdtop. AutMMtIc trui •IM. • fully Mulppud thurp gr*«a uod Whiu ktauty. Mu5 Ford Fairlanc _ vere cleaa 4 dooi . Blae top, leory body. • “ —-------1C ehlft. I ________JSii.'?S.*.^r It at cute a* a but la a ruf aad R caa bf youn for aaly tl.M. Crissman ROCHESTER OL 2-9721 Omigosh! I hope he doesn't take a Itking to it! For Sale Cara 106 For Sale Cra 106: 1961 bcellent rub-1 • uer mu ooo eoMld please you. PEOPtXS AOTO BALBS m OakUDd ~ rx M»1 : BALXB. m B. lAOIltAW. I •m OMC CARBYAIX A ’ CpiOH*AM-aA£t&^' , * Woodward. 4 ■lautoa fi ■r M. Sky-UIM w« *« MWh; : loi»ONTlAC BOHNXYIU4tj«* tnurlor eaulpped •t«k !»»•' i miles CoapleU power. wSm. FX steertnc and brakes. ThU car tt * r~ w- »- this* mwiaJBoat at BDBU^-BAN-OU3B OaXOCABI. »» 8. Woodward, BtraUMbaa, MI OUJB. IMIW and 1MT8. CON-eertlblea. bardtopa. Moors ^ 4- SLTSS* TAYLOR'S iHsyfTSHH __________________ fellen. ,,dit^. ~ . mlStT of'»T 44"^«k[y _____ tu-loae metallic finish, fuU power ek- ..... rendition Must more li^i^lately. absolutely no cash 1164 poNiiAc aiKxm babotop 4344 fidl price, no money down. Luck^^Mo Balee. 143 B. Baflnaw 1440 PONTUC WAOON. aLL XX- mm JtA- 'beater, 'hydrMaaUe. glib. PX 44 bMBUai AiUtBldAti. BTA-TION WAOOB, Standard Trana-mtssloa. Radio aad HeaUr, Black Pinisb and Rad Trtm. A *«ai Beautyl Only 41.044. I CHEVROLET W. 1004 8 "WATr'D'-*Pr.7--BBWI5 : sn^RBAN-bui nsxD . CARS. M B woodward, Blralpe-, baa, M* • -‘.Baar hai o Bales 114 8. BatiBaw UW*-W-Y! 5AVE! 'ffl 14*4 Pontiac BonncelUc . laai Poatlac CMoftatn ii Ch*** i' 1444 PLYMOOTB STICK. OOOO coad., no ruat. 443-3443 U41 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR. I. Bxc. ahapt nacMatcally. ■44 PLYMOUTH i-DOOR ACTUN-der sUndard Uans. 1.304 ml. 4444 44 Olasplc 8t.. Oatord._ * pewtr ataertat end brakes. i -yy PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR * low Bll«ace. 1-owner. Pun price s t^taj Radio and Heawr. Oi * 44H. 1 IW ytar warranty. Oroen. Clean Throufboull : BOB BORST. INC ' I13H $1444 iou olds 'l-dooT'ha^tM ’’ • 41444 1444 Pontiac sUllon waeon . 43746 1444 Pontiac 3door hardtop . I 744 1144 Olds 14’' 1-dr. bardtop . 4II46 1444 Potd oalaala 3-door . . 41745 1440 Palcoo 4^loor sedan ... 01004 {Si?2i^c“«.m.op!!» 1440 Buick Century bardtop . 41405 lOOO Rambler Super 4-ddor 01006 1000 Ponttac Catalina Hardtop 13506 1067 Vi HM^brk l»»® Wntlae t^loor hardtop 43404 neascr. leaia ' • eaa __________ ._____pickup , 1060 Pord Moor sedan . . 41M6 1464 DeSoto Plrefltte * door 41306 1060 Buick 4-door aedkn . . 41046 1464 Pootlsc Super Chief . . 414S6 1444 Pord Country Wapon ... 4 446 OUVER BUICK The Dealer on the Comer Who Does Bwlnets on the Square Invites You to Inspect Our Fine Selection 6f Used Cars Toity! 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 1959 FORD l-OOOR ThU mue jewel of a S-door kltof wtjiu with Ha biue ituree on steertnf aa^ tbe rhlMwaU Urat. Xt- IttUly — _____ take ercr paymeau t wwfklY to pay off ba . M tin, call MR s SkEDIT MAHAOBR. 1 ktns Auto Sales IIS S Van Camp Chevrolet,^nc. tULPORD_______ MU viiat PLYMOUTH. 1444 4-DOOR. WVIB just 11.440 aeual Biles. A fenulM - infbam trade. B«>'---- tr---—— PONTIAC-BUICK j BirrnmthamT’M'i 4-^ ' I Ktichester OL 1-8133 j p L T M O O T H. 4-D O O’*. Cross fromt new ear sales ; strelfht stick radio and heaUr, Open 'Ui F p.m or later t good etmdltton. 4360. (HI 34413. ‘dosed Wed. PrI . Sal. at 4 p.B. : SHELTON - -*ol«i There"a^*3 *tj %oose* (Boia! 41.344 4od 41.440. Crissman ROCHESTER OL 2-9721 axnTvIHaky SALES 1954 PACKARD . 4-Door, has radio and beater. It's Hire sharp. Only: $295 BEATTIE tPORD P Oldsmobile 98 4-Door Sedan IhiUy MBtppad, alactrle wla- ttfM*low alhsata* w'tbat^s^ tor over 44.444. SPECIAL $3495 JEROME Motor Sales Bill Spence.' Rambler 31 8. Main St. IMU) ULARK8TON OPXH XTXB._________MA 4-6441 HASKINS "¥acatit3rr Specials 1467 Chevrolet Bel Air Moor bard, top with T-4 engine, standard transmtselon. radio, boater. Bsau- IW OMsmobne ••44" eoneettlble. Hydramstle. radio, beater, tripower engine. Show room new S.“bS,*e*‘,'SM.‘!’ ““ 144i Chevrolet Bel Air 44oor ee-JUn. PowergUde, I>ower sUerlng, Power brakes, radio, beater.' E-Z Eye glBM. Hiltewall tires. Beautiful coral and white ftnUb HASKINS CHEVROLET HOMER HIGHT Small Town Trades: tOai Corvattadspaad trabeBlsklen 1444 Chavia Corvalra 744 4 door. i ■ jaamlivloo. Radio: ................................ 41446; 1464 Chevle Biicayna 3 door. • eyl.l Standard tranamUelon. Radio; aad beater .................|I3Nj matte transmlsilon. Radio and: beater. Pawsr steering and; brakes .......... |144 tlM Mereary Moaterey 4 door. Aa-tomeUe transmUslao. Radio andl banter. Power stecriag . |746| SPECIAL I M6I Studebaker BcolUman 3 door.; Radio and beater .......... |446 Chevrolet -Pontiac -Buick Dealer Wa^. ^ "bVa t“r!*“iydrame«c GET THE JUMP ON JULY - BE READY FOR . "VACATION TIME" Hit th© Highway to Happinsss in one of these "GOODWILL USED CAR" Beauties! '60 PONTIAC '59 BUICK '59 PONTIAC CttaUaaJ^ wjtb radl* hteter. Bydrematle trane-mlseloo. Hera U a very sharp ear ^ H U la aS-ceUebt aanduoa. $1895. 59 PONTIAC BoBnevlIlc StaUoa Wbioa. It has radio, heater. Hydra-matlc transmUslon. power brakes, power Meerlna end luggeye rack, $2395 '57 CHEVY Statloa WagoB with radio, heater and automatic trans-mlsslea. tt baa a real good eoglaa and body. $1095 $2695 '60 PONTIAC Trntura Sport Coupe with radio, beater, Hydramatlc tranemlealea, power brakes end power steerlas. $2695 . '60 PONTIAC Catalina Yitia wtte radio. haater,_ Hydramatlc trantmlseloo. Hera U a real aka ear lor Iba money. $2495 $1995 , . '59 PONTIAC Cateltna 3-Ooor Hardtop bu radio, heeler aad Hydramatlc transmluloo. Hire le a very nice ear aad H U priced at $2095 '59 BUICK ADoar. n hat radim heater, aatamatle traaimisslon. power brabea bad power eteerlns- $1995 FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC GOODWILL USED CARS 65 Mt. Clemens St. co^r-oT^d m, FE 3-7954 N ‘SAFE BUY LLOYD'S USED CAR PLAZA r brakes aad pews — •Ika new. One $2195 $1695 " 1960 FORD e 4-Door i _____itltk Ihin beater, whitewall ti owner and sharp. $1495 Vm MERCURY StetloB Wagon wttl Ic transmission, n er. power brakes i Meertag. Eitra u $2195 1959 RAMBLER t-Dotw has radio, heater and whltewaU 'tlres thst ere like new. It U an eicepUoully sharp automobile. $1195 1959 FORD . Custom 3-Ooor with Acyllo-der engine, stick shin transmission, radio, heater and whitewall tires. Like new and one owner. $1195 1959 MERCURY s .'BOaar with aatomatle tnae-mUslob, 'radim beater, powj cr brakes and power steerA tag. Here U a bice one *$1395 1959 ^ORD 1957 PLYMOUTH Be^cdera ^1^7 Rardti^ le transmission. ‘ whitewall liras, power steering aad brakee. Sharp. $595 1957 MERCURY 3-Door Bardtop with radio, heater, autonatic transmls- j?’uk,“;?ew’:^“*’‘“ “"*•" $795 . 1957 DE SOTO t-Door with automatic tr Srjf?*'" 1956 FORD Custom 3-Door has T-g en-line with automatic transmission. radio, beater and 1956 CHEVROLET 314 3-Door with V.-4 entme. 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MA 5-5861 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY.,JVLY 6, l66l FORTYSEVEX --Today's Radio Programs- woA* niM) wzn (tm> wns wpon cute) Barnum With Biceps, That's Jack La Lanne --Today's Television Programs-- ProgfUM toratahed by lUtkws Dated bi thia cotnma are rabjwt to ckuiga wMwirt ■atloa CkaMMl V-WdBK-TV Ctanel A-WWi-TV Ctamel 7-WXYZ TV diawwl t-CKLW TV TONIOilT’S TV mOHUGHTR «:M (2) Movie (cant.) (4) Btroken Arrow. (7) News, Weether. (•) Popeye. (58) GaUery. •:U (7) News. «:tS (4) Weather. •;N (2) News. (4) News. (7) Superman. (9) William TeU. (56) David Coppertieid. «;4» (2) Newt Analysis. (4) Sports. •:48 (2) News. (4) News. 7;N (2) Summer Sports Spectac-j ular. (4) Michigan Outdooei-Neff.| (7) Deadline. ; (9) Hucklefeeax^HpundL ! (56) Birth of the Great Lakes (Debut). 7: to (2) Sports (oont.) (4) Weather. (9) Movie. "An Alligator Named Daisy." (En^ish; 1965). Young salesman returns from vacation and finds he has become owner of wllirator. Di^. Dors, Donald '§lnden. U:to (2) Sports, Bill Flemming. (4) Sports-Don Kremep. 11:» (2) Movie. "As Long As You’re Near Me. ” (German: 1956). Director comes Interested in girl cidentally hurt on set of his latest picture. Maria Schell. <2) Secret Storm (7) Day in 0)urt 2: to (2) House Party (4) Loretta Young (7) Seven Keys (9) Home Fair S:N. (2) Millionaire (4) Young Dr. Malone (7>(^leen For a Day (9) Movie (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) From These Roots (7) Who Do You Trust? 4:N (2) Brightes Day (4) Make Room, for Daddy (7) American Bandstand SS Files Bad for Eichmann By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPl) — For the first time since Soupy Sal<^^ ished from network TV, I’m able to smile again while watching a daytime program. Dorothy . . . and you" ns he exerdaes. Inhale. His spiel is plain: “Fat likes to get in placOs where there's no activity and hibernate there.” I've discovered "The Jack La Lanne Show,” an energetic, primitive, unabashed hard-sell half-hour that asks viewers to brea "Feel the perspiration start to come thn day. I’m deeply, smile, shake a leg, arm, I La Lanne also is reviving this head and hip In the cause ofidreary gambit: “Boys and girls. weight reduction. syndloated s h o n across WNTA-TV la New York every afternoon. Is bdUed by aa run and get mother." If it has been some time since you've heard that rallying cry, you will be happy to learn that La Lanne opens his shows with It. Inhale. He calls on mom to mile, get a pencil and paper, ‘put away the coffee and dga-ette'.’’ Exhale. nils beguiling Bamum with bl-epa is of the opinion that good diet and proper exercise are good He goes flirough 30 or 35 quick exercises on each show and breaks up the torso-bending for hlgh- for people. Inhale. But let's lace {powered, musclebound pitchman- h, Stella: He wouldn't last Icmg on TV if that Was his only message. Exhale. So La Lanne types the sl>ow by coming on with goodies for every-He advocates smiling, whistles and sings as he works,,offers folksy hellos to “Mary, Virginia, style commercials in which sells his book on physical fitness, his booklet on skin care and his all-purpose skin cream for "pnly |5-^ 99.95 value for only S5." Inhale. The announcer teUs us, ’Tf you appreciate what this dedicated man is doing lor you, then your friends.” Exhale. lFum#s Kill Fgther of 4 HILLSDALE <»-^e Fuller, a' {father of four Mldron, died I Wednesday after he was over-> by gasoline fumes as he wicked inside a tank on an oil truck at a garage here. Two oth-tr men were overooma by Ibe fumes but were reported to gooll condition at a hoRdtal. Ttitimony' Twisti, Puh German as LiKidor in Death Machinory JERUSALEM, Israel (AP) — Adolf Eichmann reached into the files today to show that Hitler invented the plan to exterminate Europe's Jews, the procen the files branded Eichmann himself as the 'head” of the machinery which resulted In six million deaths. West German counsel Robert Servatius put Eichmann on the stand for the l3tli and probably last day of the defense and made a bold move to cast all the blame for the holocaust on the fuehrer. 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. (Color). (7) Movie. "Down to Earth." (1947). A goddess gets per-misskai to visit earth. Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks. FRIDAY 5M>RMNO 4: to (2) Edge of Night (4) Here's Hollywood (9) Adventure Time (2) Mo\’ie (4) (color) George Pierrot Ginger (4) • (7) Guestward Ho! (9) Credit Cimversation. (56) Casals’ Master Class. •:M (2) Blue Angels. (4) Outlaws (coot.) (7) Donna Reed. !•:» (2) Meditations. •:U (2) On the Farm Front i7:to (2) News (4) Dave Garroway (7) (9) Looney Tunes and Jingles (56) Around the Comer t:» (7) Rin 'Tin Tin I (56) Michigan Conservation if:4S (56) News Magazine ;S:M (9) News Broadway Star Called 'The General's Lady ’This was done through davits made at . the Nuembecg trials by Maj. Konrad Morgan, a judge in the SS (Elite Guard) legal branch. Servatius introduced the documents to the evident satisfaction of Israeli Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner, who urged the three-man tribunal to accept them in toto. His eagerness impelled president Judge Moshe Laniau t( serve, "you are trying to burst through an open door.” What tills exchange implied became dear later. By EARL WILSON MUNICH—I was pretty astonished to find while out hunting a story on OIs that actress Jesse Royce Landis Is the new “Oen-eral’s Lady" here In the Southern Area Command. "But the General's giving me a pass in October to go back to Hollywood,’’ the General’s Lady said. "He’s furloughing me long, enough to do a picture for MOM. ” CONCEIVta> PLAN The documents established that Hitler ^ the extermination plan and used a special unit: to carry it out. This was a small "only several hundred" which got Its training first by liquidating the mentally ill in Germany. |7:M (2) Felix the Cat. I7:2S (4) Tbday on the Farm 7:to (2) B’wana Don I (7) Johnny Ginger (9) Credit Gtaiversatian <2> caqitain Kangaroo (cont.) 8:to (7) Movie. 156) Guest Lecturer. (2) Morning Show S;M (2) Zane Grey. (4) Ed AUen (4) Bat Masterson. L-m (4) Consult Dr. Brothers (7) Real McCoys. t:lS (4) Gateway to Glamor (9) Wrestling. t:M (7) News e:W (2) Gunslinger. !•:« (2) I Love Lucy T41 Badietor Father. -------(4) Sly When (7) My Three Sons. | (7) Jack LaLanne (9) Wre^^ 10: to (9) Billboard •:to (>) GuESBinger (coirt.) U:to (2) Video Village (4) Great Ghost Take. (De- (4) (color) Play Your Hunch TV Features The General she referred to is her hnsband, Gen. J.F.R. Seitz, who took command here a month ago, being transferred from Governor’s Island in N.Y.C. Tho General’s Lady didn’t tell me bat I learned that the General’s Lady is very Impor-WILSON tant In the military life here: Jesse Royee Landis will be practically this Jackie Kennedy of Mnnieb. She’ll be honorary president of the German-American Women’s Club. "It’ll be a smash hit at that,” the General’s Lady predicted, "Inasmuch as I don’t speak a word of German. However, being from the stage, my gestures are very good. " Eichmann listened in rapt attention as the Morgan affidavit | blamed Hitler, police coinmiasar| Christian Wlrtii, SS chief " rich Himmler and others. Then a portion ot the statement shifted to Eichmann. Morgan said' as an SS judge he felt he had to act when he discovered the extermination plot and he tried to toing Eichmann before a special tribunal in 1944. Consumers Irate, {Sen. Hart Claims\ — Recem (Color). (7) Untouchables. (9) Movie (eo«#.) 10:N (2) CBS Reports. (4) Groucho. (7) Untouchables (con(.) (9) News. 10:18 (9) Weather. 10: to (9) Telescope UAW. 10:» (2) CBS Reports (cont.) (4) Jim Backos. (7) SUcBls Please. (9) Lean Errol. 10:48 (9) GoU Up. 10:80 (9) Sports. 11:00 (2) News. (4) I (7)1 (9) 1 U:18 (2) Weather. (7) Jackie Co(^r I (9) Chez Helene ilOttt (9) Nonery School Time iu:00 (2) Double Exposure ! (4) (color) Price Is Right i (7) Gale Storm (9) Romper Room 11:M (2) My Little Margie (4) Concentration (7) Love That Bob! SONOTONE House of HeariDg Free HesriBR Tests Fret ParUv at Star tf BolMiag ’Vpom fvask by Mppoimtmonr 14S Oakbnd FEileral 2-1225 PONTIAC, MICH. By United Press InternaUoaal SUMMER SPORTS SPWCTACU TAK, T p. m; (TT Con^tittW^^ tween Japan's 1960 Olympic team and the Uii. National AAU gymi team at College Park, Md. ; MY THREE SONS (rerun). 9 p. m. (7) When Mike (Tim Oonsi-dine) and Jean (C\mthia Pepper i leave home dtetaed tor long trip, . _ , their parents jump to inevitable There Is no anxiousness," conclusion. o*’® Army officer told me. GREAT GHOST TAIJCS, 9:301 “We’re here in case anything p. m. (4) Edgar Allen Poe’s sus- happens, and we hope nothing Far Mie kM there’s an naderlying aeri-ousnesi to everything military in this beautiful old Bavarian city now—due, of course, to Mr. K’s threats about Berlin. AFTERNOON 13:00 (2) Love of Life (4) Truth or Consequences (7) Camouflage (9) Susie 13: to (2) Search tor Tomorrow (4) (color) It Could Be You pense story, ‘‘W’llliam Wilson.’ I opens this live summer series. Wil-I SOB .(Robert Duval) is young col-i lege student who sets out to ex-iperience every pleasure and practice every deceit. I UNTOUCHABLES, (rerun) 9:.30 !p. m. (7) Joan Blondell stars as; i eccentric widow who shares cross-{ country auto rWe with gangster|'‘Five-Plnger Exercise” film will. Remember, we’ve been through this before. In 19M. the Russians were practically over the hill ... ” ★ ★ WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Antitrust subcommittee, hearings on deceptive packaging' and labeling practices have start-i ed "a virtual consumer uprising." Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., said. He ft chaiiroari oLThe suF^^ mittee. Hart said his office has been inundated with hundreds of packages. labels, and actual products submitted by consumers protest-, ing against misrepresentation of; the product involved. He said at least one trade Bociation, the Produce Packaging Association, Inc., of Newark, DeL, already has informed him that as a result of tlie hearings the uao-ciation has formed a trade practices committee. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN NEW YORK . Tiny Republic to Accept Money Fred Betasan signed Natalie Wood’s sister Lana for hls;r , Peggy Lee’ll get $40,000 tor *01 W OT UOinage (7) Number Please (9) Myrt and Doris 13:48 (2) Guiding Light 13:88 (9) News 13:88 (4) New-s 1:00 (2) Charles Boyer (4) Journey t7) Seven Star Theater <9) Movie 1:38 (7) News V 1:30 (2) As the World Turns (7) Life of Riley , 1:88 (4) Faye Elizabeth 3:00 (2) Amos *n’ Andy (4) (color) Jan Murray who has stden money from the i four weeks when Basin St. East reopens. syndicate. , The Sinatra Cton to shooting‘‘Soldiers’Ihree ’in the Utah' CBM REPORTS, (rerun) 10 p. m- desert; Joey Bishop, a golf fan, looked at the vast wasteland’before the Mld- (2) Report on the plight (rf 15 and told Dean Martin; “Let’s see you get out of this sand million refugees, tdd through Yul.trap!” . . . Babby Daria's new record to the theme from hto Brynner’s eyes. ifum "(hme Stepember”-—on which he conducts the orchestra, si^TS pu:ase. 10:30 p. m idoesn’t sing. (7) (rerun). Part II, "Orphans ofi the Storm," D. W. Griffith’t dra-j w w w matic recreation of the French! EARL’S PEARLS: One local woman dieted off so much Revolution. iweight that even her-old earrings don’t fit any more. indudes canductoixwmposer Joey “•'e so confident Is that they’ve watched our TV, and figure Alfidl, Ken and Mitzl Welch, (Col-'all Americans have tired blood, IndlgesUon and nagging Mountains of east-central or). ’ache. nj^ini it claims t o be WISH I’D SAID THAT: Funny how times change. The the oldest republic in Europe,' die Ages, agreed today to accept $224,000 from Britain for one day. of war damage. After 16 years, of haggling London, the San Marino Grand Council (Parliament) voted 32-17: to accept the British offer. Communist and Socialist members, voted no. San Marino, .38 square miles and 15,000 citizens, lies in the Ap- BUY YOUR TV and STEREO WOW! 1st Payment in October TELEVISION: AAniral, GE, Sylvonio, Motorola WostinghouM, Philco STEREO: RCA, Wettinghouse, Columbio, Motorolo ond An adequate school classroom drafty apartment of yesteryear to now the expensive cross- dating from the 4th century. ; provides 30 square feet of floor: ventilated one of today .. That’s earl, bratber. Royal Air Force bombers blast- I space for each elementary pupil ' Ld tfio republic June 26, 1944. Idll- (Copyright, 1961) !)ng gg residents and causing ex- The bombing and 25 square feet for each high school pupil, according to i standards. 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Huron St. FE OOtol :''Vv ■' rtHIGHT ■. V - . ■ . . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1961 .A Iowa Farmer Garst Pooh-Poohs Soviet Comments MOSCOW (AP> termer RoswcA Gant an-«ld ae-(pmtetaiic* «( Nikita Khrushchev, ii deacribed hi the Soviet preas as a man ubo doem't ~ his hired hands very much. And some of his political I wwu catted __ _ _ tern with a group ct ^ with bi^'nindow panaslother people last May K and doors swinging dh the wind. This portrait of Garst was ten for the oCficial newspaper Rural Life by A. Rosnanov. "He stayed about threa houn,’‘ Hie homes had to their ownera. We wondered:! , where _ operations. That would - whom a* land no longer ^s. j. Some may have turned i~ «u about Russia-full of in- less tramps, others, if lucky. *®t|nccuracies." jobs in town.’’ I e a * OAR8T RiTUKS | He said the Soviet newsman ^ Sm^ kMOTiallsts who recent- In COon Rapids. Garst called; stopped at the farm on a Sunday hr toured the United States at the Romapox- a “three-hour expert."{during wn-^ting tuw. Station of the American Socle-1 He recalled that Romanov via-i "He had been rained out for a 'week bttore arid wttt that day," Sant said. "Moat of the employes he saw were day laborers which we use occasion-ally throughout the year. Most of employes hre permanent, year-round men living in nearly farm homes."^ INAOCVRATE FIGURES Garst said Rcananov was par-iWularty inaccurate about the amount of land he actually owns. "He not only grouped my land, but also land owned by my aons and some of the farm land^ I manage lor othen." said Garit. lie did not reveal, however, how much land he does daim tide to. Garst also took exceptloh Romsnto’s calling some of his polttloal ideas naive, end to dw Soviet's idoomy descripdon of the farm area around the Gnrst homestead. ★ e * Garst said he told Romanov that the countries with high literacy rates, including the United States and Soviet Unkm, have rampant in nations with high 11- leadere In progress, He added that technical progress in the United States has abisd tl» country to take more men off the farms and put them in industry, whereas the Soviet Union is using nearly half Rs tm tM population on the farms. Regarding Romanov's description of the interior of the Garst home, Garst said: ‘‘Ihat doesn't bother me. But it probably will make my wife a little angry." JUNK CARS WANTED HIGHEST rillCES PAID WCPKKUP FE 2-0200. ty of Newspaper Editors. j After a visit to the Garst farm.| Homanov wrote: "On his 5.000 acres of land he employs 30 men,| who know well how to handle! term machinHy and are real masters in their trade. TALVBB MONEY “He does not pay them much; H.IO an hour on weekdays' snd SI TO on Stmdsys. In this respect he nets like a man who knows wen the value of moneys ^ takes good cere to have every:

Pt bring him a clear profit of, two. I “Besides, a high price is not' set in die United States on the labor Of those who produce weslth; tor others." i Romanov approvingly noted; that Garst calW the arms racej a “world cram ” but Romanov ad-; ded: "Some of his views, as. fori iexample. the idea of tfvidtng the vmrid into literate and illiterate. rai« aomeadiat naive.’’ Describing the inside of Garst s house, Romanov wrote; "The walls inside the cottage, as I («■ member them, were light green, the carpet giw too. In fact the odor of manure carried ; the cattle enckwurea ’ w ♦ * The area round Garst's farm was depicted in a gloomy fashion. Romanov said he was able tof view tt when Gnrst took the So-vieto to see land that was lying Idle because the U-S. government was paying to have It idle. | "On our way." wrote Roman-1 Say Hemingway Got Psychiatric Care MINNEAPOLIS » - The Min- that Ernest Hsmingwsy, fi author who -died Sunday at his Idaho homo of n arif-infUcted gunshot wound, recently underwent paycfaiatiic treatment at the Mayo dinte in Rochester, Minn. WMIa a pattent in the idiaic's paydiiatrie departments the 1 clectTle Hndc therapy and other alinilnr treatments. Mayo Clinic spokesmen, who refused to confirm or deny the reports. Slid only that Hcmii«way had been treated tor hypertension. I ---------------- London Society Okays Nicholas iot Alexandra LONIJON (AP) - Sobi^ty folk today viewed Nicholaa Eden handiome ton of Sir Anthony Eden, as the strongest contender for the hand of Britain's most eligible ^tochelor girt, Princess eugiDie |,toclM Alexandj^ Young Eden's chances took a rise in Mayfair's eyes with the announcement Wednesday that Ws father, the former prime minister, had been made an earl. WWW That automatically raised Nich-®toi, Eden'a only surviving son, to the peerage as a viscount and the heir to hit fatlwr's earldom. Socialites figured that the royal family, having seen Princess Margaret and Alexandra’s broth-•r, the Duke of Kent, marry com-mooert, would be pleased to see the queen s taM, attractive first couiln choose a husband from the I WWW NIdioUs, 30 and looking a lot like hla handsome father, has long been a part-time escort of the 24-yelar-<^ princess. Recently they have been seeing much niore :af each other. I Expert in Judo Breaks 'Hand, Instead of Block, ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (AP) 1—Marine judo expert Sgt. Cart I Freudenberg erf Parris Island, jS.C., broke his hand instead of !a concrete block during an eidii-n before a sunshine festivsl At the exhibition THiesday, Freu- aiattered the block with a step «t the edge of ttie hand. The marine, undaunted, had the hand treated, then returned tor the next show and shattered tee (wodneh building block—with his pther hand. Bums Leavos Japan TOKYO (AP)-Lt. Gen. Robert W. Boras, commander of U.S. loreea in Japan and the 5th Air Force, .left for the United States todigr to become chainnaa of the teterAAinerleBn Defense Board in wasMagten. He win be succeeded about Aqg.. 1 by U. Gen. Jacob E tenatt, dRarty commander of the Tactical Air Command at Langley Mr rtm» Bue In Virginia. SEARS KHITK AND (A cot)l comfort Witli Murf'wliite eottoa •Upg aad petHeoRtR "'f regular 1,59 bn is pennaaeatl7var, the secretary of state’s office reported today. The June total was 4,314 abwe the May registration figure of 34,412, however. Papa Laments Riats VATICAN OTY (B - Pope John XXIII, bitterly lamenting Algeria’s bloody rioting, today urged leaders of the world to establish a cere, firm and lasting peace. Mild Weather Will Continue Through Friday Today’s parUy cloudy skies ai mild weather will continue with little temperature change tonight and Friday, the weatherman says, of 60 degrees is c.xpected Tomorrow the mercury will climb to a pleasant 80. Temperatures will average 5 to degrees below normal during the next four days. The normal high 83 and the normal low, 58 to 64. A cooler trend is forecast tor Sunday and Monday, Fifty-seven degrees at 4:45 as the lowest temperature preceding 8 o’dock today. The reading was 80 at 1 p.m. Reports Caroline Almost Drowned WASHINGTON IB — The Eve-Bing Star aaU today a yooag matron Jumped tally clothed Into a swimming pool Inst Thursday to pull out Caroline Kennedy, about to sink in water over her bead. The story named Mrs. William Saltonstoll, daaghter-ln-law of Sen. Saltonstoll, R-Mnss., as the rescuer of the President’s S-year-nld daughter. Mrs. Saltonslall is rxpeeting her third child in 2<{ months. ♦ ★ ★ As for Caroline, the story said “her only rencUon was one of surprise. She did express some appear to be building up at an) Radio Mecca said King ,Saud. increased pace. jwho has sent troops to join with Brig. Derek Horsford, defending; the British In defending Kuwait, his decision to mine the frontier, had expressed his "urgent wish” declared; "I have been ordcredlto Hassouna that the tiny Persian to come in and organize the de-|GuIf nation be admitted to fense of this country. If 1 am'Arab League as a full-fledged •au^t with my pants down then I member without delay. Iraq op-[ would deserve the sack." poses admitting Kuwait to the R^tuk saiH alliance because It would thT IiSto. displto their eontln- recognition of Kuwait- ued Insistence that they would mdependence. get control of toe oil rich sheik- * * * dom only by peaceful means, ap- j COMPLETES MOVE pear poised for offensive action, j in London, Britain announced Icnsr oQntrov«rsy. n appcnred to be a renc«'ed attempt to resolve a pewagoo ageno wUl control the sMHghtxir’t l«-yeaivold son when >xp,nded fallout shelter program. V^todc the youth lor a prow-j _____ Secretary of State Dean Rusk went betar* Oongreas to make a . Haarock, last-ditch plea for President Ken-o( Mr. and Mrs. Harold bwdy’a beieaguered M-S-bUlkm Hancock. 4M1 Eagle Road, .was krelga aid request, bekig treated for shotgtm woonds ‘ —~ af ^ diest and abdomen at Pon- "nie U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-tilp'Oeneral Hospital today. He peals at Oncinnati upheld the **igh»-n>onth prison sentence ha- mMghbor’s l€-yeaivaid i m jiistook the youth lor Itfltstiudit • g * * ♦ MK teen-ater. Gary i was Wd bp Banari L. a ef IMP Bagla Baad, Giegler, in a atatcmait to Aast. Oakland Cbunty Prosecutor Anthony J. Renne. said he a po president of the Ohio Teamsteni UalDD, on a charge of retbshig to make certain records available tol the Senate Rackets Oommittee. for a prowler last night after numerous reports of mylers and wkidow peepi me area in the last moath. BIRMINGHAM coavstBlwt csndMalss from the 3rd Representatlw Dtstrict and 13th Sanatoria! District will guest speakers Wsdnaadsy at a nMeting of the recsnlly meigsd Birmingham - Bkwmfield Hills Chapter of Otisens for Michigan. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at the Birmingham Community House at 8 p.m. The White House said « wtD | aramince later today a dedidon on shether the debt-laden New' Haven Railroad is eligible tor an emergency govvnunent hwa OOOUKe orr TIMC - Waterford Township Fire Marshal Louis Koff fans almost at much tun ^praying children on the township’s 13 playgrounds as the children do. This group was caught "in the rain’’ the 3MVgaDon township tanker at the Drayton Plains Elementary School early yesterday. Each playground gets one such artificial rate shower every year. -St. WWW. Giegler said that when he heard J n* afvtnl dogs talking he went lute rf aienOlCf IWD, his Jwne and got a Mgauge sfaDt-in ^_ .. rr •. glto. Re saw a figure come on hit 1/16076011011 Ulllt Ipwn. but the person fled ahen ^i _ b i . la tinned on a flaabUgiit, Gieglnr|Uira7S Budget Since the* two men are unop-. MSd they are automatically nominated and will not appear on the July 35 con-oon primiuy ballot. Candidates from the 3rd Representative District who will appear the July 35 ballot and who will I be at the Wednesday meeting are: Stanley J. FM, Mrs. Berrien Ketdium, Mrs. Doiiald _Kohte, Pontiac Now Assured Plenty of Water Richard McManus, Asher TUcliin, Kenneth WTiltmer and Henry Wool-fenden. Be Bred a Mast from the (Omtimied From Page One) 1 The Waterford Township Re-‘ *®**'«‘ <**»in* that can creation Board last night approved!**^* “V ' IiU annual budget of 837.000 This' * * — 'The estimates are baaed on pro- the Hancock youth sMd he. too, had heard dogs barkiag and had come to investigate. He oontimied t#flee after bring ordovd to stop , • ws'rpr incflat §nwVl(Ml9 he »ms "scared. ” Renne I9n42 budget. Quoted him as saying. j last year s' ^ estunates are baaed on \ 1 dictiona by Pontiac's consulting ThP Waterfoiti Tommship Boaiti' and the acfaool board, the two unite ” nvporting the recreation depart-j ment. previously had ^>proved thej After Detroit approvea the contract, the next move will be the City Oommisaiott’s. It is eiqtected that the awitcfa j will mean permanent Detroit wato- Renne said no charges were! MP*o**d presently being contemplatedl ““ ' against Giegler in the shooting. : jin Pontiac. The "J^year” clauae the board is in the contract mainly to guar-re^wst «f BOW re- lantee solvency during the life of wells in various lontions. The main installations have new strange tank and a big |dpe-line through the center of. town to cany Detrrit water from the southern city limits to the north- I bond foa^ at arsMd n BMH* bassMtofi-• hMtallallan of pIpalBe dw Pontiac’s present ayitem is designed to distribute w'ater from Rev. Arnold F. Runkel of SSQ ladison, putm* of the First Methodist Church of Birmingham, has been elected to the board ofj trustem of Albion College. H(jii and Winds, found Plains I Hie new group will be affiliated, iwitb the Michitan and United States Amateur Athletic Aasoda-lUon. allowing townsh^ athletes to participate in Olympic events. Birmingham Folk All Set for Future Two new members joined the _____ recreation boanj last night. Tbeyi continued today across are Robert Field, representing thej ----band from the Cnitral school board, and John Abel, a Plains to the north Central Allan-'niember at large. I tic Coast. A summer basketball program' * ♦ ^ lor boys from the 9th thr^h tbel Hail, heavy rain and gusty 12lh Kt®**** *^!of the increasing’num^ of Northland hasn’t done anything Ry FBEDBIICK W; MBXE Rsjtel Oak Dafiy TiBaaa jto us txcept to help our buai-BIR.MINGHA.V W>-At least one "People are ......... Birmingham with!??*** .***•^"8 8®®** “*’vice and winds hammered sections of north •’eeks. Centrql and Northwest Missouri.' KaiM and South Central Iowa Weekday night. More than thi*.,‘ fochet of rain drenched Ci'yyi. Iowa, while three-inch ^oftoSaini were reported to many they’re not get^ h ping centers.’’ Claims U.S. Planes Buzz Soviet Ships *Bnti Kansas Qty. Mo., Kanfis Qty, Ran., were hit hard by flic severe weather. Telephone sndAliMtric service was disrupted, traffic was curtailed. ground were sii^ited ; south of Topeka. Kan. Prominent Jazz Singer Suffering From Polio gianai and neighborhood, shopping centers. Birmingham lies to the shadow F "the world’s largest shopping mter,’’ Northland, but has no foan of businesBjtetog lured awar to its rival., MOSCOW (UPl) - The Soviat Union charged today AtRer** can planas taasaA,||Mj1^ M-yaar 300 timet to the ikOMia i. - to acu of "high ssis piracy. The official Soviet trades unkm newspaper Trud said several of these incidents took iriace near Cuba and charged that "nearly all Soviet ships off Cuban shores are subjected to such provocations." YORK IP - Nina Simone, prominent jazz singer, pianist and a hospital with polio, press representative Bob Perilla reported today. Trud said the "piratic sorties’* are made from bases located outside the United States, inchidbig Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey. Korean Aid Listed Perflia said the diagnosis was! SEOUL. South Korea lAP)—The made last Saturday, but that doc-j U.S. Emhany announced today tors'-described her case as non-jthat South Korea received $388 oMt^ous and for the iftoment million economic aid frsni the ■nparaTytic. with a quick re-j United States during the fiscal lyear that ended June 30. The Weather la fact, Binuiagham r ris. ha. aMk*. "Thin is a (Udaried man’s section and is not aftected by lay-offt,” Mason said. "He’ll slow up buying hard goods, but not othtf items." I * a w ' Some outstate cities have faced with shopidng centers luring business away from downtown areas, Oties beefed up their downtowns arith malls, new store fronts and more parking. Some plans worked; others failed. .. Twx) years ago, Birmingham merchanu and city plaiuier Herbert Herzberg recognized the prob-lenos of traffic congestion and inadequate parking to serve the Central Business District of Birmingham. '*R'e decided aomething must be done to preserve the CBD," said Wilber R. Mason Jr., manager of a women's wear store in Birmingham. and chairman of the CBD merchants committee. Mason said this of the CBD plan: 'It’s a flexible plan ao you can reach in and take out any good part." He said it includes a concourse, "but basically it is a matter of getting traffic in and out of Birmingham with ease and parking the cars with ease." 'The shopper doesn’t like to come into a crowded area,’’ Mason said. BtniNFAg GOOD "Our business was on the rise (id new stores were opening. We didn't want to wait until a business 'fdccltoe started,” Mason said, saw other towni were having trouble with parking of can and ease I of accommodation." Full U.S. Weather Bw«a« Repart PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly claady and nUd Lfaday. Variable clondinesa, little temperatm ehanga to-^nHht and Friday. Low d«. High Friday Id. Light variable Vlads. 'S> Tater la rtsUa* l«eMt Umperstur* prceadlot I tMNt Mmpanturs . expert to apead fall-tine wwUag with Hersbeeg devstoplBg a CBD maa- ( Wind I m p.h. "VwithSKiSiy. t$tp. Ttattrtdsr St S(2S p a rliw Prldsy at 1:1< Tki* nat* la as Taan M to 1131 u to ISIS ------------------ -.. Rapid* IjTrav, CRy .. - UUaaukaa IS 7S S3 N*w Orltaa* St 1i U Na« Tars 11 «S Omaha ST St Salt U. ( SI S3 8ta rrta. „ .. 77 S7 a. 8. Uaru 71 4S “ .......... « ____ S3 M Saattla „ Ft. Warth n 73 Tampa tl Mtaarflla n 73 WaiUattaa Tt Kaaaa* CNy S3 S7 The plan is now complete and in the hands of tiie committee. Before it could be put into use, the plan needs approval of the Bir^ mingham Planning Commission and the City Comraiasion. Over the yean the dty has been a shopper’s market, but not a bar gain hunter'a maiket. RVAUrV 8BOPPINO There is. no "dash to, dash out' buying. Shoppers actually ‘‘■bop’ to Birmingham. That is, they go from store to store, comparing merchandise tor quality, price, ityle and color. Within this CBD shopping area are also located the City HaU, the utility offices, banks, offices of professional people and otiier aervlce type business; thus offering range of "merchandise’’ for t all-day shopper. sr FhMtess ThUDdersbosven are expected to-from the Central Plains eastward through the Central Missis-valley into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and to the North-^Roddes. It wiU be coder to the North Atlantic states and the PUns. Hi^r temperatures are forecast tor the south-and parte of Central and Southern Califoniia. \ to those shop. . _ tors "U tiwy caa shop elsae to heme and get good parative sbeppiag. We've got The CBD master plaa calls for off-street dty paiktog After long study, the most feasible and least costly route for the; For Detroit, there is the expense of extendtag a 544nch dpeltoe to the southern dty limits. Gerald Remus, manager of the Detroit Water Department, said it would take n to 33 months to do this, protably during the same poiod the dty is installing the main, pint, til' Detrdt Water Board Detoelt wlU tell treated wwter to PoatUc ot a rate of $lAt a thoaoaad caUc fed. Poattae dll-dalo will figure la eooio ot opeta- r It to tl Water rates throughout the Detroit system are based on the base rate to the Detroit customer, Remus said. The cost to Fnitiac is figured through a formula taking into account distance and eleva- All Detroit’s water contracts provide for renegotiation of rates on the basis of increasing operatioh costs or inflation. If the Detroit Water Board ever approves a rate hike, Remus said, it wiU affect the or a few communities. Fluoridation la apparently a i issue as far as Detroit water is concerned, said Remus. The dty charter makes it impossible charge for this service, he poii out. Remus’ opinions about water softeners have already been re-piHied in Pontiac. He said that Detroit water, with about 98 parts hardnere out of a million, is ideal and much softer than Pontiac’s. There are few if any softeners ThB Day in Bkaiin|jtumi Candidates tor Con-Con to Speak Before Chapter Hope Countryside Aids Hunt for Pair where she was active to the Women's Society qf Christian Sarvioa. Surviving basides her hdbaad are three sons. WOltom of Pittsburgh, Cheater of devefpnd and Robert ot Washington, D.C. two grandchil^n. MOAB, Utah (AP) - Offiem. searching the vast southeaatern section of Utah foi' a killerkid- Xand a teen-age giii hoped ttiat the n«g^ oMintry wddd be OB thdr side. . Object of ^ search was Deii-t Sdlivan, ifi, ot RoekviUe. Can., and the man who Iddnapm her after kiiltag her mother, Jeannette Sullivan, 41. and serioust^ wounding their traveling compaa-ion, Charles Boothroyd, 55, also of Rockville. Mrs. p. Brace Waasoa Service for Mrs. H. Bruce (Mary) Wasson, 89. of 1171 Holland St., will be at 1 p.m. tomorrpw at the Manley &iley Funeral Home. Burial will be Saturday to Home Wood Cemetery, Pittsburgh. Mre. Wasson died today at her residence following a tong lUness. 9ie was a member of the First The Federal 'Biiieaa irf Inveefi- IVtethodist 0iurch of Biimtogham^ gatfan entered*, the ropi^nt Ri Wednesday, and Grand County Sheriff John Stocks said officers fear the girl may not be alive. "He’s not going to leave that girl alive to teetify against him," the sheriff said. He estimat^ her chances for life at one in 10(. orary doetor af divinity degiee from Albtoa College Myeare age. He haa been pastor ef tbe First Metbodlst Ctarcb for U years. He was the first president of the Birmingham lifinii^riat Aaaoda-tion and former president of tbe Birmingham Onnmunity Oouncil. A Birmingham attorney, George I. Meyer of 1366 Shiptoan, has been elected president of tiie De-trMt Science Museum Society. The society is a nonprofit organization whidi has plans to build CHy Signs for Detroit Water (Continued From Page One) tbe city’* charge to This win be set by the aty Cbmmission, presumably on basis of operational and debt-retirement costs. It Is estimated tbe city will use 1,352 hUlton cubic feet of water to 1963. The contract prediets the dty will be using 1,366 MlUon cubic feet of Detrdt water to 1969 and afterwanf. raSbwbs a served by Detroit to tbe past derade have been traecnUe Is poor loeU dis- "We had the water available but the local system was too small or weak to deliver it,” he explained. Detrdt pumps about twice as much water within the Detrdt dty limits as it does outside, Remus said, maidy to serve Detroit industry. But here are almost as many customers outside Detrdt as witto. At last count, there were 1.6M- 3 in the suburbs, said Re- cast-west roads would be over ex-i‘".?®?*^** «nd these are used, he t __ I Maiel 1M «3arets urrenflitoare SsB isting streets. Two-way traffic *" •P'^*'** would be routed both north and c®"*™®'®**** laundries and brew-'eries. The number of services homes, business and industry was 399.000 inside Detrdt and 375,000 outside. ■outh ot the downtown shopping To add parking spaces, one additional tot would be acquired and tour existing tots enlai^, both on the ground level and i«)wardB.i Merchants want to keep the CBD area at its present, rather compact size. They decided that p^-tog garages can be built on existing parking lots. This would be the best and cheapest way to increase the number of spaces available. fipacM weald caat about tl.lM racb to build hi a Ibree-ttoiy parking garage, Henberg saM. nis weak* ‘ - lerel lots. PaikJag garagre atoo The master plan ia injected over a 30-year period, but Here-berg aald he would like to aee most of it devdoped in five yean. If financing the work ia practical. He said the total project would cost ’’millions,’’ but gave cific amount. The CBD plan was deveto»ed in 18 months and ia backed by market research, shopper surveys, origin and destination studica'of cars and toot traffic and other date. ntolatala Its qnalty Bne si e Me laid sho^itog centers appeal to file "masses." Birmingham appeals to the medium to hi|R to- Average family income in Birmingham la ULOOO a year, la the 44-equare-mIle Birminifiiam trading area, it ia more than $13,600 a year, te added. A uriTLE sNoonr "The CBD oommittee wante to maintain the eharacter of the dty. It sounds a,little snooty, but that's Birmingham," Herzberg said. Herzberg said cost of the project development would be by spadal assessment of the foerdiants and downtown property owners and through parking meter revenues. Existing parking Iqu are being financed this way. Once the traffic and parking problems are solved, a "mall’ I might be buih. H bog said. The mall would be on Alapic and Woodward and might have a 36dMt wide aervlce drive tor emergency vehicle down the center, be said. 'The mall would be the last thing to be pot to." Herzberg said. To handle the increasing load of customers, the. system has vested 81W million to new facilities since 1949, Remus said, comparison, bonded indebtedness amounts only to 828 million, with relatively low interest payments because of the system's very high ’ credit rating, Remus said. DEBT IS S.MALL Bonded Indebtedness is down because the system is able to use current revenues to pay for expansion, Remus said. All revenues stay within file water system — none find their way tote the Oty of DetreM’s Statewide Honor Is Accorded to Veterinarian Dr. Ashton Emery, Waterford Township veterinarian, was named Michigan's Veterinarian of the Year at the 19th annual convention of the state Veterinary Medicine Asaociatton at Mackinac Island. A graduate of Michigan Agricul- University, Dr. Emery practiced to Pontiac for eight years belue opening a practice to Waterford Townahip. He and Mrs. Ehiery retide at 5540 Dixie HiRnny. Detroit has bten serving suburbs with water since file turn of the century, Remus saU. the 1920s and 1930s South Oakland CFounty towns were signing up tor it, leading to the creation ot the Southeastern Oaldand County Water AutMty to 1944. 8CT LOCAL bates The authority buys water from Detroit at a present rate of 78 centt a thousand-cubic feet, treats it, and then sells it to nine Royal area conununities at 81-30 a thousand cubic feet. The cixmmuni-ties set tiieir own fates to selling it to tile public. Tbe line that will bring Detroit water to Pontiac already extends ixathward on Dequtodre > Road far as 14-Mlle Road. 'A contract is signed to extend it to 15-Miljr and funds are on hand for another extension to 17-Mlle, Remus said. The bond issue wxmld take the line all the way to Opdyke and South Boulevard. Commissioners especially noted ([two clauses to the contract. One allows the dty to turn to its own Tvells "to event of e gency.’’ The other would let Pontiac sell some dl its Detroit water y omununities with approval of the Detroit Water Board. YOU ami EfirifM Tm Cat Bay at SIMMS DfSCOUNTS - No laOiM ar Canis NtaM loTf* M-Ooh-o Sw — tomoo* LISTfRINE ANTISEPTIC Cl MW rtofw WitSowt SouSbing D.O.C. DENTURE CLEANSER.. ..r.41* Focli ot so CotonoiS' VfesoHMo , LAXATIVE TABUTS IS-Oooco* — GoroMCtd* for CWi BACTINE ANTISEPTIC R««. Q6g Foioou* foonmo*, ‘Qiilwowno* FOOT POWDER. . . PEWDEPR T^THBRUSH. . i. ilAc. . 69c Vi tor'Swtiwn. 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What for? ★ ★ ★ I The Fourth of July. What'a that? INd aayeae think for a nuHnent what* an the hoepla was for that rocked year neighborhobd? Few did. ★ ★ ★ •• t But it was the Fourth of July. Time for noise. Time for getting togeth^ with a sparkler here and an aerial b(»nb there. ★ ★ ★ What for? Did the kids reaUy know what aU the noise signifled? How nuy bothered during the hectic day in the sun to ten then? Few did. With the colorful bomba bunting around Pontiac, we asked across the picnic Ubie what all the comniotkm was for. ★ ★ ★ “It’s the celebration of 185 years of independence,” came the confident reply. “Independence from whom?” “Prom the British.” The noise continued. The bmnbs burst. The kids cheered. ★ ★ ★ Tho reference book said: “July Fourth: The birthday of American independence and the greatest holiday of all those obienred in the United Stetes. On this day in the year 1776, the Declaration of Independence, as prepared by a committee of flve, of which Thomas Jefferson was chairman, and amended by the Congress, has been careful in interviews, has gone on record as saying “they’ve still got to catch iu. We may not win, but we’ll be in contention all the way.” If the old Fourth of July tra-dttkm means anything, and past history certainly shows that it does, it makes the Hgers’ position quite unique at this sta^ of the season. ★ ★ ★ Records show that 41 times in the la^ 60 years the team leading the league m the Fourth goes on to cop the pennant^Even closer .to h through some* land or naval maneuvers. Demonstrations of many of the new weapons of war have been going on for some time now at Cape Canaveral and California Actor’s Problems Disinterest Reader Let’s hope we can be done with reading about Bacall and Robards. Who cares? Mother of Five Thote who hoped to see ft* blue and silver of Air Force units in the parade were dwwn a single Bomarc missile, rolling on a truck-drawn flat bed. This rdative absence of Air Force participation was disappointing to many. Cap*. E. L. Fbote big and then dotaig little to back up the words of the diplomats. CONFUglON Df WEST One reason for this is the confusion in the western camp. Each ______________________....... country not only feels It must have lieve anyone"can ctmipreheirid His Its formula of negotiation accepted, greatness. We, however, can look As S M ^ him With love, and can feel the »d kid. b.ft fte prove anything to the Kremlin is ‘ a ♦ * Whet wouM impress the Krem-Ha mere lhaa aaythlag else weaM fcf a demoMtradea of aaltjr by the West This means joint communications in unequivocal terms signed by ell the partners, putting an end to the system of separate dealings with Moecow by Britain. France and the United SUtes. based on the notion that the military superiority of the West is accepted In Moscow. belter thaa anyone else In the world that a nuclear war wouM not merely dertroy much of hh ‘Must Always Live by God’s Laws’ God is no great that I don t be- Ood wHh qis love Is abont as SI all Omea aad wo can talk to prayw. I to Ood and I Redistrict? States Lag WASHINGTON (AP» - House leaders have quietly but firmly rejected all proposals to increase the size of the House In order to prevent some states from losing seats because of population declines. The eficct of the decision may be that the House elected in 1962 may contain dozens of members chosen in statewide rather than district voting. Of the U states wiwse congres- of Oommaaist fanperinllMn in them tiinee, Jest es It meant the eomprtoed tif th* ma&y bundreds who Ru»stons were restoNd to hwltb thm. For, with nn open seoiely like With thorn trill bo thoir children ond grondahUdren, and nem did a hoalthlor bundb osoomble. Each yoor thto is an outstanding ond incroarihg domonstratlon that tuboroulosto con bo cured when the propel methods and can are used. liie officers tell me that a good program has been arranged, and that there thia? Was this appreciated? Or VfS ‘.Si? TT**' **or the world has changed a thi. «.0U»r holiday to ol«.r, for ★ w ★ Did the cheering children know It could produce internal revolution in Russia and in the satellite states. A A * It is a tragic commentary on the vaclUation bf America’s diplomacy in recent timet that firmness has to be simblated at aU. There has been altogether too much talking NUdU Khrushchev Is counting, ter example, on the divergence of view among the Western Allies sa to the measures to be taken with --------- respect to Berlin. He has seen no evidence that the r Ortr<R Allies have united on any policy or have decided what they would do if Berlin’s status is changed by force. (Copyright IMl) We must surely live by his laws which include the Gel^ Ruje. the Ten Commandments and love for our fellow man. or decrease la the next Rouse If the stao of that body Is aot ea-Urgsd, oaly U have enacted re-dlsMoltag lawa. In tww of ihOM U states the legtolaHve setton h T. mom and dad to take time off from home and the plant or office? It was the Fourth of July. The botobs bunt. How many bothered 1 enough to reeUie what for? Few did. whether a member of the association or vriilch preceded Worid War 1 in not. No matter how good you hre at golf, reading the Gene Uttler articles, now appearing on our aport pages, will Improve your game, Tbe IMI National Open champion tolls what he overcame to again scale the heights. Awakening Interest Ih the eon-stitnttonnl eMveattoa aad Hs ap-cemlag prlawry July S5, brings this qoesttoa to mind: Are there any delagatos to the 1M7 cen eon still Uvtng in our area. Always keeping tab on the seasons, 1914. AAA It started a chain reaction then that made war inevitable. It gave no latitude tor negotiation of a peaceful settlement. SAME PMOR TO IMS ’The seme thing was true prior to 1939. Secret diplomacy produced an agreement between the Soviets and Hitler that actuaUy brought on WoAd War II. For Hitler was sure he could \»in with the help it Stalin’s armies. Dr. Wililam Brady Says: Arm Needs Treatment by One Trusted Doctor By JOHN C. METCALFE When your heert has started dreaming ... Of the spanless green-blue les ... And you think of maybe leaving . . . Darling, think of me . . . When your heart has turned to talking ... Of the vaUey by the tea ... And your **** outlook is that none feet are growing restless . . . Dar- will get anywhere. The others presumably are waiting to see what Oongiess wfU do, or have encountered politicai obstades in their redistricting efforts. Among them are Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Illinois, with a total of 63 seats in the new Congress If the size of the House is not changed! All may be dected in statewide contests. Several plans to save some states from losing seats have 1 in the I Today the nothing better thaa an esoase to Ir own miUiom of It would be welcomed in the Kremlin as an opportunity to di- et Drayton Plalna. claims thto sunuBM to a vert the attention of the people JeriQr gal, fllitlng with both apring and from their food shortages and other autumn, and even making eyts at winter, internal troubles. It to said to be a bad year for atraw-.bhrrles, but Painful Point The power lawnmower has been hailed as a boon to the suburban homeowner facing acres of growing grass. But each year more individuals learn painfully that power can cut, more than grass. Althourh all manufacturem and retaUen warn about pushing the mowers with your foot when they become stuck, enough people lose toes each year whan they forget this valuable advice. It’s a good Idea to shut the machine off when It stops against something, before freeing it. Using freight houM in 1U2, and a member of a rotary mower, wear long pants and ^openhaver’s Orchtotra in 1916, shoes, objects are thrown backwards ihdams ud on liilUct ^ *“• '»«*'“« •»“ inlMrtw. i It military move is necessary, what injuries. Youngsters certainly should ■ ----- should it be and how couu it be not be allowed to run power lawn- probably to Pontiac’s first tank carried out? is a mobilization of mowers renrdtoM nt hn» aef. ^»«on to on display at 978 W. Huran «. ^ ^ ®f any real "W «oc^ mowen. regwdiM. of how s«f. they Bum in IM., i. p«mim oUin mu “ «? "mi-- ««i *™ V" ^ ^ are reported to be. long-range bomber idanes? AAA DB. BRADY If it becomes necessary to have a showdown with Russia, it would be better to do it by the slow but effective methods of economic boy-of Rochestor reports some from hto patch cott and trade restriction without so large that ten make a heaping quart. specUcular measures that _________________________ military mobilization Involve. One of the men working at the OJUJt. by any suok pragnun at sacri-flea thaa by a toeatrleal deiaaa- A reader has a aore arm. One doctor calls it "tennis elbow.” Another calls It Bcuritis. Still another calls It bursitis. Still another arthritis. What! Nobody calls it rheuma-tlz? That isn’t all. A fifth doctor declines to give any diagnosis, ■ but wants to begin a, series of injec-| lions light away.f Now the poorl fellow is confused and doean’l what to do. He la not asking for a preacription, I understand, but just for an article by Dr. Brady, which will set him on the right track. He is under two doctors’ care now — he doesn’t say which two of the four or perhaps Nos. 3 and 6. A * * Any of the doctor* who has hesud the man’s complaint — how Ibfig he has had the trouble, whether it came on insidiouily or abruptr ly following an injury or strain or overuse r> wnw t* Dr. Omrs* W. Crsn* fc e»r# «f n» PamlM mu. wotlsc; Miehtcu. eoaioms a Mw — But-Other youngsters team to be-oomt kars because they imitate TO H3A0 Jm A THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. JULY e, 1961 Norwoad, Ohio. «ho 1 Chareh of Chrirt ia Philadeipliia Thawtay. is ooi«ntulal«l bgr hit ody oppoaot hi tibe dtction. Rev. Dr. Jbm» E. Wacne(«>dI%OMMphhL The new church ms fomed In the meiser d thelSusncettaui and Refonned Church and the United Church of Christ Reviews Plan of Operation llaled to the church have never By OEOROB W. OOBnEU. AP ■iihttMi Witter PHILADELPHIA - Ttie nominatkaial coofregations are United Church of Christ, with its new top officer plucked from a Midwest pulpit, today reviewed its apecatianal atntegy, indodh« The newly merged church, ter electing die Rev. Dr. Ben*M. whether to heep givh« tundu to Heitder. a NOimod, Ohio parish A propoeed resolution asks an examiiiatioB of the '•moral prln-cipies involved hi financial anp-pM of churches and churdw*- A few coDetes in the Sooth re- Gizenga Troops Apply Pressure Heat on Kennedy M Build Up Thh Year Httahh Offick^s to i By AAMB8 MARUiW neathui, the fcrdgn aid program WA»flNGTC»f — The first half of 19Q was a kind of aspirin for a headache that won't go away. We ne now fresh out of aspirins. Up tOl June » President Kto-nedy's administration had — com-paratively-a delightful time with ' >th Oxutress and the Russians. In Congress, where wugh support to sail his programs through as he asks, used two simple but adroit methods to get what he want MODERATE PROGRESS 1. For the most part he offered very moderate programs which, by their nature, avoided violent lition: differences with ben of Congress on various points but not on total programs. 2. He uaed pressure, persuasion id concessions by himsdf and roemben of his White House staff to win over such on>osition aa he had. This has been a very smooth operation. Kennedy’s own 15 yean to. Congress made him expert on tto. The result was a big batch of legislation which — if that had been alt that was involved—would have given him a very successful first year in office. But it wasn't The medical care about dead tor 19SL ia't lllniy to get action until 1962. The Wg Mumble in Us foreiga aid prograip Is Us requatt to to promise this aid ou a five-year basia. He wants redpiewl na to be able to plan tong-range in- SammY Davis and Mai Biitt Have Daughter Congress cleaned up most ol the programs before June 30. But the three biggest and most controversial were left over until after the Fourth of July bUiday. THREE BIG BILLS Hiese were federal aid to ed-' ■toad of on tha pna yaar batta. tookt fast Oangreas to hcattant about ttgn-“ ' h« ffie dnek for thUt Car ahaa^ Itewn be laugtHuuHiimbto on dear what the outomne will be. year the hsat wDl bufld im, since ________ Labor Day, at toast, ODnvress diauUI ha making more n^ than It dU aB The aama gees because of the I 8 Widows Sue U.S. Over Texas Tower HOLLYWOOD (AP) actress MU Britt and Negro m-tertainer Sammy Davis Jr. are the parents of a 7-pound, 7-ounce A spokesman said Davis was 'delirioosly happy” at becoming a father for the first time. The baby, named Tracy Hil-laiy. was bam Wednesday. Mother and daud>ter are do^ fine, Mias Britt’s doctor said. NEW YORK (UPI) — The widows of eight men kiUed in the col-} of a giant Air Fbrce radar tower off the New Jeraey coast have filed suit against the fsdi government lor |2.8 million damages. Davis and the blonde actrem were married last Nov. If Both Davis, 34, and Miss Britt. 34. had been divorced once previous^. ered baddng ‘‘univerBaUty of the W’ in the United Nations. infarentially Indudlng Red BBWXUmON PENDING A pendhsg resUutian, up fm* ac- Sprttod Around Home Towns of Lagisicrtors — oi Bid for Bodting? by a poUcy of isolating Communist nations from the community of nations. I "The Russian, Chinese other people living under Commu-ist governments are also mem-ers of God's family. “Wa are now called upon to de-ekp statrtegies for living with these nations, while working ear-pea* Justice. Tt> effect changes where change is needed, and to strengthen all the that contribute * LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP)— Antotaw Gtoenga's leftist Stanleyville govenunent is quietly deploying troops around the home towns of Parilament members from the Northeast Congo, posttbly to pressure the kglala- of commu-ut ‘‘simple part is not help-foi to'the call* of peace, free-and Justice,” the resolutimi them to if Parilament e venas, UJ(. military faftelligence officers reported today. MUST LEAD REFORM 'Our coimtry must also lead in the political and social reform much of our world needs,' •'■nils is no game toe/re playing,” laid a top Western U.N. officer. "These troops are being de-pl(Q«d aceording to a wril thought-out plan and it's 99 per cent sure fliat C Parliament in mind. "R doesn't happen in my com-try, bat fids sort of thing is rac-ognixad Co - „ TTte United Nations is powerless to interfere with Gizenga's troop movements in Oriental and Kivu provinces, which are nominally loyid to his Communist-backed government. OFFICIAL SILENCE Officially, the United Nations maintaining a Mrict silence over the motives behind the reported Stanleyville troop movement!. Privately, however, U.N. gence officers art convinced the show of force is designed to pressure wavering legislatures from Kivu and Oriental provinces into taking the Gizenga line. For legidators to swing over to supporting President Jowph Ka-savubu's Western-aligned Leopoldville government would invite reprisals from Stanleyville tnxH» who will be on the spot when they return to their homes. Al» their families would be constantly menaced. Dr, Heitster, 56, a bespectacled sandy-haired pastor in Norwood ever since he began preaching 30 years ago, was elected Wednesday by a 513 to 165 vote over the Rev. Dr. James E. Wagner, of Philadelphia, a nationally prominent churchman. Alter his victory, Dr. Herbster took the rostnun at the church’s synod to promi* his utmost efforts to lead the church to increasing devotion ‘‘to the demands of the Gospel of Jesus KReveakPact Wilh N. Korea Pledges Red Military Help if Asian Nation Is Attacked MOSCOW (AP) - Premier Khrushchev today announced new mutual assistance pact w North Korea pledging Soviet military help if the Asian Communist state is attacked. Group Picks Best Motto for Month of July um ANOEUeg (UPI) — The Let’s Have Better Mottoes As-■selallsa today asncuaced the duly: ’Tie psoMem to toe anndl to halHe this osganiiatiM.’’ TWes« was a tear-way fie (or Tas art tookhM for trewbte, kmt Fsn wUtmg to stert san*;" ghne you a drswstof lesssu;'’ Msf "tsarro IssHag gasd taia^. , ihi kato SB posplB. The Soviet news agency Taaa said Khrushchev announced agreement at a Soviet-North Kor^ ean friendship meefing here attended by Marshal Kim O-smg. who has been premier of North Korea since before the Korean War. Both premiers signed the treaty. CALLS COUP THREAT Tass said Khniriichev told the meeting the coup by South Korea's armed forces in May has raised the threat of "the establishment there of an Often Fascist militaiy dlctatorahlp." He warned this could "further aggravate the situation on the Korean Penin- "We are not in favor ot signing militaiy agreements,” he i " we have been obliged tp ___treaty of a defensive nature becauK the governments of the United States, Japw and other powers have turned down all our proposals toward the relaxation of and the tasuring of security in file Far East. "This treaty has no aggressive alms. We sincerely believe thaj Its military arUpies may never have to be invoked^ in practice.’’ After the Hawaiian islands had established thentaelves as a republic, they voluntarily had their domain annexed to the U.S. in the ■tatus of a Tenrttoiy in ISM. hto sarty stern talk, the Ounmu-have calmly gobbled of It. The suits wm filed Wedneeday in Federal Admiralty Court for the Southern District of New Y«rk. They named the U. S. government and four private contractors. Each woman is asking 1350.000. They all are widows of constnic-tk» and technical peraonnel killed when the platform, known aa Texas Tower No. 4, cdDapsed and sank in a strain the night of Jan. 16. win have to be So the eecond half of 1961 ought to . wind up beliiR a ANN ARBOR (I) — Representatives of about M federal, state and local public welfare and health ■geaciee will eonvene at the Qni-vemityDf Michigan School of Pubr lie Health July lOdl for a titoning institute on the administration of medical care for thp needy. while tiny Laos, lost la Southeast AMb. seems Jar away and not vital. If thia had been all that was In forei For now and forever — a Keepsake diamond of evartastihg beauty and parfoct quality. ftit It wasn’t. From the very mraneift he took office Ktomedy . knew befrae the year was out he was going to have trouble ^ Russia over West Berlin. Premier Khirahdwv had svatned of it last year. But for most of Kmiwdy*s early months in office Khrushchev was rather gracious, as if allowing the new President to move into his new house before gitoig the SHELBY $150.00 WaMint Rittg $4Z.50 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS MARTIN $250.00 Waddiiif Ring $75.00 down around .Jiis < So Khrudtehev wajted till early' k k w iJniw to tell Kennedy he waifted Twenty-eight Air Force and d- a Beriln aettlcm«i( wifiibi vilian persramel were killed when months.' I From now till- end ef the SIiaWS 24 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Yicm/\HS lARGESJ JtWEm' Clear the Deck! Barnetts ARCHIE BARNETT Sip BARNETT 150 NORTH SAGINAW ST.—Nf XT TO SEJMIS JULY CLEARANCE SALE! Starts Fridoy Morning Promptly of "9:30 AM, Look! One Group “Dunbrook" Summer DACRON ond RAYON Look! One Group, Summer Tropical DACRON ond WOOL Look! 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Navy lub-jare the tnldltiona] attendant! to marine lervioe ii a aubniarine Poaeidon, Graek God of the ma fhmked hy two dolphlm. Do»t>hlns|and patron diety of aalkin. AUTQmTOUmMTMr TMfK uutM auonmAK_ mHomrouT ^ S«Im of Foniiiw ond nywood» FOR YOUR DO-IT-YOURSELF FROJiCTS n.*l. CABlNilT SHOP MU Hinumj U M 4-UW Two Profs Appointod for U.S. Embcmies | WASHINGTON ill - The State, Dapaitmeut haa announced the ap-i poiatnlent of two univenity pro-tenora as science offlcm of the U&' embassies in Sweden and Dr. Olaf A. Hougen. who has! been professor of chemical engi-l neering at the University of Wis-| conaln since 1937. will go to Stoefc-| holm. He replaces Dr. Julian Mack, who has returned to the physics department at the University of Wisconsin. Dr. William W. Greulieh. professor of anatomy at SUnford Uni-i versity since 1944, is taking over the duties of Dr. Thomas H. Os-, good in London. Osgood is return-! Ing to his post as dedn of the grad Ivania also on has given Hanaawa iiopes that j is undertaking research. their violence is a thing of the pa.st. Detweiler, chief of the ('oni-paratlve Cardim-aHCUIar Diiteaw Unit at the Univenity of Penn-syhaMa. reported that as a result, these aidnials nay suffer a whole range of heart and artery disorders which also neenr In FE 4-1555 'A study of species and strains of animals with ‘.liigh blood pressure .should give further insight into the effect of elevated blood pressui-e per se on vascular ease," he said. HALF OF DEATHS He noted that in the United States "between 6 and 19 per cent of the population have detectable cardiovascular disease, which causes approximately 50 per cent of all deaths." A WHO souree said that turkeys maintalaed uu average bleed pressure of 2U/164 (milU-meters of metcnr.v), which In some cases Is almost twice the Mood pressure sf am average man. The source said the walls of the turkey’s arteries and heart wnpre constructed in a way similar to a man’s. * A ♦ He said that a study of the ettect of the high blood pressure on the arteries and the heart (d turfceys would "clarify" a number ot unsolved problems in human high blood pressure. AMMAL8 USEFIX Animals are considered to be very useful in blood pressure periments because they can be |ln Coma Sinco Dec. 19, Gives Birth to a Son ABILENE. Tex. « — Shara Jones, unconscious since an ant accident last Dec. 19, gave biitt by caesarian aectioa Wettaeaduy to a son. * it it I She was reported in good condi-tk» but stin unconacioas today. The tnfant weighed six pounds and tour onneeu. Doctors said be was "serhwdy iU with a leqiira-toiy ailment” More than 160,000 tourists visit Rockefdler Center here in New Yjork onr an average day. 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JULY 6. 1961 WirsuTime Visitors to Europe Advised to Go by Tour ^ NEW YORK (UPl) - Flnt-time J^ign traveler* geneivUy are id-*KiMd to |o via • tour, rather Quun i^pendently, and thui avoid «»ny of the pttfalli that can ]quickly aour a iong anticipited ^P. ; .Down at the particular level of ^ice, veteran traveler and tour aberatOT Henry £. Timdiine is )^re specific on why an escorted lour it more to the advantage of 4}ie novice traveler. »By all meaM I pdvlse the ' flrat-ioier te go oa aa escorted Just how much your plane or ship tare, ground tranaportation, hoMs, meals and admisiions are going to ecat — die stated price o< the tour. The tour expert also pointed out me other fringe benefits tor those who take budget-priced escorted tours, such as traveling with others of like circumstances. And there are “(vecial interest" tours which put the travrier in the company of pei^le with similar backgrounds, hobbies add intCT- • phere of the ceaatries he vWts, and arhea he gees keek «i aa-otker Hall, he> ast. veatarisg bto Ow aafcaaara ssMssMed." The caeorted tour — as opposed to an Independent tour in which local npreaentatives of the agent assist a traveler, but don’t stay with Mra or Ms group all the time Jack-oftaH-arrangemeirts with it at all times to take care of the details 'mms, rw «Ss ago, accoiding to banking sources. I“ STARTING TONIGHT AT 6 P. M. as Tern-organization, might offer 25 to 30 different toun during •assn to fill various demands and iterests, Obvioualy, a middfe-aged person setting out to pidc a tour shouldn’t consider one tailored for students, bit what are s(»m o# the other guides. Temriiine recommends for escorted tour? Here are some basic o — ’Try to^ aelect the packaged tour from a reputable agent in your city who has been in the markst tor a number of years. He. will hhve complete and up-todate — Avbid “aaeembly linea” types of arrai^emeats in which you ran find youraelf "just one of ^ flock.’’ — Listen to the recommendation of friends and relatives who have traveled in>«wktng your sriectkm. WEIflH BUDGET —i Weigh your inidget as to whatj type ot tour you can afford. ’There' are: $2,ttD«iid-iq^ tours of Europe.| but there also are oOiers in the (750 bracket, including transport tation. I — Consider your available time. Do you want to pee just a few se-j Iccted countrieai'or do you wanti to hit all the highlights of Europe in the available time? Geaetally, esoorted tours to j OPEN NITES ULO SON. ’TIL 0 21” Cii-Briggs & Stratton 4-Cycl« Engine readily as a deluxe "grand tour.' 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Israel (UPIi -Israel sought to assure the world today that its rodcet program was not a weapon pointed at the throats of its Arab neighbors. , Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion took pains Wednesday night to stress that the rodcet launched Weihieaday—Israel’s first successful one—was tor purely scientific 1 has ”no miUtary peded to evoke sharp reaedon from the I'alted Arab Repabllr and other Arab cooatries which already are apart at Israel pra-dsetog a aeeoad aaelear reactor la the Negev Desert. (In Amman, Jordanian Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni said his government was extremely concerned about the Israeli rocket. Add Wisconsin to Drought Area Stockmen and Farmers Suffer; Grasshoppers Also a Worry By Ae Asoodated Press Northern Wisconsin today added to the drought-ridden Great Plains area as Minnesota nought addition of 9 more counties to tha 2t already declared federal disaster tracts. In the western Dakotas, stockmen joined crop growers in deep concern over dwindling water supplies and were moving cattle to] greener pastures or preparing for iheir early marketing. w * ★ Grasshoppers were added to the drought plague in eastern Montana, where federal-state crop reporting services predicted many fields wouldn't even (Se harvested. Sen. Alexander Wiley, R-Wis.. called for early action by federal authorities to aid fanners in that state’s drought area. Unless there is rain soon, Wiley said Wednesday night that farmers all over Wisconsin would be suffering. NEW APPEALS Minnesota’s Gov, Elmer L. Andersen said the worsening drought was bringing new appeals to his office daily from farmers pastures are browned over by the searing sun and whose feed grain crops are wilted. Granting of the new disaster appeals would place 33 of Minnesota’s 87 counties into the emergency category. In North Dakota, water was drying up in wells, creeks and the western and southern boundaries. There has been no growth of pastures or wild hay in the western two-thirds for weeks. With temperatures in the high HOs again, much small grain was reported beyond salvage. But the corn and soybeans In the eastern zones were accorded a chance, assuming some moisture does come. All of North Dakota was disaster area last He said a formal statement would be made later.) * Israel’s successful. firing of the rocket was cited by experts Washirq^on today as an example of technical ability that could lead even small nations to develop nuclear weapons. HAVE K.NOWLEDGE Experts said that the firing of the Israeli weather rocket, apparently to an altitude of 50 or 60 miles, demonstrated that the Israelis have the kind of technical knowledge needed to build both ‘missiles and nuclear warheads. At prearat Ibere are tanr na-ttoas In tbe "aaelear e I a b’’— Ibose possessiag tbe atomic bomb. They are the United Htales, Rowtla, Britain and France. However, experts have predicted that Red Giina also may have the atomic bomb within another year or two, and they aay a slow but steady increase In the number of nuclear powers can be expected unless an agreement is reached te ban testing. Ben-Gurion was asked whether the three-stage, solid fuel rocket would have strategic implications in Middle East affairs. ’This is definitely not a military matter." he replied. He said tbe rocket, named Shavit II, was sent 45 miles into the air to "explore the various layers in the atmosphere in connection with the International Geophysical Year." There are at least 45 different kinds of steel in the manufacture of a medium-priced automobile on the American market today.- i •PDITINRSMr.mMratoBOIIMYIIICIinilimLIER ... Fid mUM BOW LOT Kmn STORE OFF PERRY STROT An IdMl Outfit ChiMrwi's RooiyiI Con Uiud m 2 Suporota BadsI 8-Pc. 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CnnplM* WMh Swinl ... tar. S*yoar wrtttan warranty. *168 WHh TAHIRAIN Ung dtol—M map* Han. Caoipaat bat HEWCONPIJETE PHILCO HONEUUHDRY You Oot All Thi«— • Mitili AdfnliMi |piMiH( Ntflid •IMekppirtfTK *69 NO MONEY DOWN THE PQNTIAC'PHESS. THURSDAY. JULY a. 1961 Bugs and barbecues don’t neces-.ponible. Remember, food attracts larUy have to go together! With bugs . . . with a minimum of suburban living approaching a | available tbod, you’ll have a mlnl- SALLT DOGS—Chopped hot dogs mixed with a spicy com-bination of tomato soup, onions, cheese and flavorings arc spooned into buns, then baked in foS. ’This la a deUghtfully new idea for picnic fare. Hof Dogs Disguised in Various Recipes How’lo Have a Bug-Free Barbecue zenith and with even city dwellers moving outdoors to terraces and Iconies, this summer's outdoor dining promises to be bigger than ever. And with a little thought and a little pre-barbecue preparation, the big nuisance can be completely eliminated. The makers of one insect repellent offer these practical, easy to follow suggestions; PLAN AHEAD: Keep the menu simple —and try to cook only the main meat course out- mum of bugs. 2. DECORATE WITH INSBCTS IN MIND: Around the periphery of the eating area, use bug lanterns or bug candles. Not only do these deter the Insects, but they cast a veiy pleasant, soft glow over the entire area, thus enhancing the atmoqi>here. ?. C O 0 R I N 0, EATING AND DRINKING: If you can, cook, eat and drink in three different places even if the distance separat- doors. Do the other food prepara-ling them is small. Before dinner tlon, indoors-ahead of time, if cocktails can be indoors - then the sugary residue in cocktail glasses is safe from Insects. Even a small distance between the barbecue pit and the barbecue table will keep the bugs concentrated near the pit and not oh the table. A *• A 4. 8PRAV B E P O R E YOU SERVE: Fifteen minutes before you cook, or plan to set the table — whichever comes first — spray the entire area with a product designed for this use. Just before you serve, re-^ray directly under the table with an insect repellent being careful that the spray will not Icontact eating utensils. One Long Island hostess follows Dogs that are different! Frankfurters with a flair! That’s the sandwich idea for the week. America’s standby, the hot dog, broiled over charcoal, and spread with mustard or ketchup, and sprinkled with pickle relish, will never lose its appeal. But you're in for .some real flavor treats when you try these sandwich ideas. A ★ ★ Saucy Dogs in Foil have a bit of a snap to their flavor. The franks are finely chopped, then mixed with a combination cd tomato soup, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, onions, cheese and relish. The combination is heaped in buns and oven-baked in foil. This is hearty picnic fare. Saury Dogs in Foil 1 pooBd frsBkfurtrrt, tlnrly chopped I UbiMpoon ttndy chopped eat'~ 1 trupoon prepared .mild muati 1 teaipoon Woroeeterahlre sauce 1 cup (rated American cheese Vi cup^oodensed tomatp soup. 1* tranktur^r 'buu Heat oven to 400 degrees (moderately hot). Combine all ii ents except buns. Spoon 1-3 cup of the mixture between bun halves. Wrap each bun securely in aluminum foil. Heat 12-15 minutes. Makes 12 sandwiches. AAA Denver Dogs, an idea first tried at a camp site in the Rockies, calls for slashing the franks a few titnes lengthwise, then simmering them in a lively sauce of rich-r^ tomato soup, hot dog relish (that's the combo of mustard and sweet pickle that comes ... Jars), chill powder and vinegar. The slashes allow the meat to absorb the sauce flavor more read- * «y. This is fork food, for the recipe calls for serving two hot dogs an open toasted bun, then covering them with sauce. Denver Dogu 1 cu (lO'A ouaceai condenicd tomato oup, undiluted <« cup Hot DOS RcUih I teniipoon chill powder I Wupoon opplt elder or illad i t fmnkfurteri 4 (ranklurter bum. open, toatted In skillet, combine first five gredients. Beginning and ending one inch from ends, cut four lengthwise slashes in each frankfurter. Add meat to soup mixture; simmer 20 minutes. Serve two frank-1th sauce on each bun. Makes tour servings. A t A The Coney Island Hot Dog’ fame has spread quite far from the famous New York playground. Coney Island Hot Dog 1 can ilsVc ouBCMi Chill Con Cafnc 1 can IS otincMi tomato putc 1 tCMpoon propnrod mutUrd UupooB tnlt t fruikturton I frankfurter rtdli Combine first four ingredients; heat. Browm frankfurters and place! in split warm rolls. .Spoon chill e r frankfurters. Serve imme-fliately. Makes eight servings. Cookies a Must for Summertime Bake up a hatch of Lemon Chip Hermits and surprise the family with an old-fashioned cooky made in a new-fa.shkmed way with lemon chips. Serve them with fresh fruit compote and a big, tall glass of milk. Lemon Chip Hermits 3 cups tiftvd cake flour 3 teaspoont double-acting baklnc powder *•« teaapoon talt I teaspodn cinnamon S teaepoon nutmeg (4 cup granulated sugar 2 egg*. ' packed brown lugar other shortening Combine mayonnaise and relish. Split frankfurters iengthvtise way through. Spoon about 1 tablespoon sauce into each. About t " inches from heat, broil five ufes or until hot and bubbly. Serve! in toasted buns. Makes lO hot dogs.' I cup raialns cup broken nuts I cup It ounces! lemon chips Combine sifted flour, baking powder, spices, and granulated sugar, and sift tf^ether three times. Mix btxiwn sugar and milk. Cream shortening, add sifted dry ingredients, brown sugar mixture, and eggs and stir until all flour is dampened: then beat vigorously 1 minute. Add raisins, nuts, and lemon chips and mix well. AAA t)rop from tablespoon on greased baking sheet and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) 12 to 15 minutes, or until done. Makes about 4 dozen hermits. AAA NOTE: To keep hermits moist, store wliore there is circulation of air; not in air-tight container. Dry Milk Can Save Pennies, Up Nutrition All the foods being donated the needy are versatile enough provide a wide variety of tempting; recipes. Nonfat dry milk can be a basic recipe component or it can be used to replace fre|h milk for, greater economy. In acldition. nonfat dry milk can be added to many common dishes to boost their food value. Biscuits, muffins.- rakes -4 tablespoons and 1 cup of water for each cup of milk called.for the recipe. Cooked cereals — Add 'i to cup to each cup of cereal before; coding. Meat loaf, hambiiigers, etc. —| L'.se '/t to cup per pound. Mashed potatoes — Mash, then add % rup of dry milk to each cup at potatoes. I’se either the water ‘potatoes were cooked in or fresh milk to give right con-slsteney. Custards, puddings, beverages—i Use 4 to 6 tablespoons with 1 cup of water for each cup of millc; called for in the recipe, or add 2: to 4 tablespoons to each cup of fresh milk. L^ON emp RERMrt»-Anythii% with lemon In it aiwms cool in hot weather. Thete oooldes are long Ume favorttes-Hermits-dregaed up with the addition of Lnnon Chips. They go with tall glasses of cpld milk or tadt punch. a never-fail formula and passes out Individual botUes of hiaect repellent to hdr guests. Aerosols containing Insect repellent are now available and guests can spray themselves without getting the repellent on their hands. AAA 5. KEEP ALL FOODS t»V-ERED: In cooking, i^e stove to table utensils with their own covers. For salads, breads and Items not ordinarily served covered, either pu( them on the table WTOpped in plastic or foil, or combine serving with decorating and make attractive cheesecloth or muslin covers foi- each item, with contrasting embroidered or appilqued letters to identify the food. A ♦ * 6. B i: F F E T S AND BARBE-j CUES: U y(^ barbecue will be buffet style, think about maJdiig up individual portiona of food, then wrapping each In transparent plastic and placing them on large platters—one platter tor each type of food. Thie way, giMsts can help themselves to individually wrapped servings of carrot or celery sticks, breads or biscuits, cakes, etc. Foods such as potato salad, macaroni salad, cole slaw, or gelatin desserts could first be put In disposable plastic coated, custard-type cups, and then wrapped in plastic, with each cup ting one serving. This qgain, keeps that food exposure ihne down. AAA 7. HOW ABOUT A FAN? If your dining area is. close lo an electric outlet, try getting up a fan designed to blow bugs- away from the barbecue table . . Buga gr* kw er on A windy evening, create your own. made4»«i#r breeze, and accompllah thn aiBM purpose. * A A 8. DON’T WAT» YOUR tJliN: Mosquitoes like moiature so 4Mi’t water ^your lawn or ahrubl tM day of your cookout. ; ' Spread craekera wtth a K of honey and creamed ctiaeM which nuts or grated oraigw | have been added. ^ SNO-BOL ' lowL ^ CLEANER Km AvaOohlm «l YOUR GROCERS Libby's Join Atlas to Bring You a "Good Old Summer Time" Sale of Foods! Save Everyday at Atlas i At The Friendly Corner of Baldwin ond Wolfon ATLAS SUPER MARKET AIR COOLED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORTI HEY! KIDDIES! LOOK! LIBBY'S CLOWN IN PERSON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY fri. II AM. to 7 P.M. Sot. 10 AM. to 6 f.M. rnrr bubble gum rKtt SUCKERS BALLOONS Thoie low Atlot Spocialt are good CYcryday — INCLUDING SUNDAY — Thursday, July 6 thru Wednasday, |uly 12 ,1961. 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Ptfuree efUr declmel petbti era eltbtlu' ■fioiid"a'i ns ~ ' tern ....rit.3 Noeemdee TWer .... if.i PadSle Pei I rraii%’'"::::kj BS^SiV : 34 lUtb 14SJI eft ej| II null. 113J* op ils « ateekf 334.71 bp VerasM u If Boaa t,«MMe. Big Ord«r for ChryilBr WASHINGTtMf W-lbs Gsnsral ervteea A^lnistratlon has glvan Chi^tfr C^. a |3AI3,4M contract tor the |«uduction of ddivsry trucks. FE 2 8 1 8 Help Wt^piels 4f BwpNywwrt AfdN.? Refrigeraticn Ekig^neet lUMt Atlaa isBpaaaei& ead H-' pair. 1 epenlBf. Dw wa. Perfu-■Tent peS^MMOtaaettreS- ys5i.m-«s Soles be r- — -—-2^ SECRETARY wd tot mtof* Lake Oriae. vltb Patter Walter a. Ballacb attlelatlBt- lataraeBt In XatUaira CemeUry. Mr. P-*- ' drill win tte In ttaU at Al SSairt C. lUTinaDd I. and Tin L. Moot Jr.. Mra. ati Adame. Mra. Charles MUltr mre. S^nM^.^!^l‘er*iSS‘«i noet; alee iUrrlTed by 13 frand-ahUdren. Pueral •errlce will ba bald Prlday. Jiifr 7. at I p.m. ---*'-e Sbarpt-OoyetU P--- iSLe” Uaoa auTTe rtmUae Prew Box Wort Wsntsd Msls II , PAnfTiK yew prlea. Any th - udm MOuko job and tr you a TeJ-eSUW ly 4 mao »*~i > ¥£r .t rowtk, Ibf. Kale bUlewakt and Mra. Mary KroU. aeeltaUea of the Iteiary wUl be Prlday. July 7, at I p.m. at the MeMn A. Miutt Hs» Wantad Fsmsis 7 i cona oiitL AMO i arm pok eldlni. teHlre. aU. Ht H34S. AA WaU, '!» TC ebine. a s ■ a ephaUtory. n Patitiiy A DscoraMm 23 1ST CtASS PAurmio. pajw win lit In etau a - butt Punaral H<___ Card of Thants WISB TO THAKK AUL OT r frlanlb, nelfbbori and rtla-ai tor Ibelr klndaeee and ftoral bntae durtu 1^ lUnaea ^ __atb of our huiband and tatiur. Arthur ITtrrMr of DaTteburf. We tepeclalfr wleb to thank the tter-trend Jnek MeCurry of oaTle-tan. Or. Itowley af Drayton — and Dryer Puneial Home ly. Alee for th« beautiful ttndtaad to Mr. and Mra. LurebaofeU of Ortaanila r. Barman Roue of Rndie TfKXL Ptrndale. >n^M you. Family al S COATS POW*lfe!^°0*'oa l-TIH Donelson-Johns o ____ WEST ! neeu a laboratory mou-abto to do BMR. 1X0 _____elet with paUtBtt ead np- potntmaau. Mut be able to !• tai£ac$ms*BM ?/*** ** imiNxaa mam and win rx- Ildlttf on lake eloet to PentUe want axperteneed mlddlaafad, itaady, elaap-ln maid for cook and sanaral houaework. Prt. room and bath proTlded, tat ap-plleant haylns oem traaiporta- ¥5-J2^“&.'5S“t4flSP^ ____"egsir rvLL n^ ildijMMlbfMTiSk adalU. Muat hare own traniMr-toUan, can far appotatmenl. FB iBisTUUSB'ifT WOUlj> *ma*LxS¥ ^ **** CABIWET MAKER. ..ci^KltjHrit. -Ptchene a epeclatty. F« 44404. TWonehtfnl Sarriee FE 1 Voorhees-Siple ‘ SRAL ROAR > tanhllMted Peer 31 Teei Cornotoiy^ - ssaotifol tor. twmT ra ■» asr* ■*- mCB SORATg PLOT IN MOSE-laad Park nmetary. 3313 premium p^ Mama brand toye r«K3»ii k«. on 1.11._____ ___■_ (3 diaeee) MI 4-7374.____________»- At 13 SJB. Tsfiay there were reptfos st The Pnee efflee k the fallae* fiTlat nsa. axparlaaee. raferan^ iad ealary espaeUd to Feotlac Preee Boa H4. ____________ oTtl admli at AouMM Holp Wantod Mate k I SAtESMEW MERDBS tor fact nowtne really offlM. We baOd-ba^n. OpportunMy ‘•ATsar.etMr'^Sr — fldeiuiar Flaan aek ... — Faea, OR 44431, FACE BEAL-TT. A-l BRICSLATSXS. FAST AS dapandabto. OR 3-3333.__ A PART TIME JOB 31M par month eanraateed to atari. 3 man notdad at onea to arm^ work. Call Mr. Taylor, A^rc You Unemployed or Retired? ss’riJffia&rjWTa tIoD and elek l****^^ Kast Heatin|: & Cooling 463 S. Saginaw PER bri-jU'iviSa. iioi . Co.. 314 S. ^Lmb'iT ta^iSratol WAITRESS ’SrPTCHfar IEp iuu!^t.'s3Ho«& r ~ins~^oaixr~' _____ WANTED BABT8ITTER TO Uvt - . Phone FE 34341. , mip WaMt^ ....NTIOM. MAN (Ml quallfr M a lUwItlfl Ftatlae. Should bo 1- . iAan OB woUan wrik dAh. oarn 33 to 33 and up — *■— NattOoaUy ndyorttitd Food roola. Extorionci enry. Old aft no band—„. or put tlma. FE PMSl_____ MkdD 'rffixlk idoTor womAn who hnea 3 to 3 epara houra ttme each day in Fodlao. Sbould saty**arje.5ri.r«£.is a dlieatleflad baenn _ ,---------oial or naanelal l. nneamontt. A toto modal ear, hlfh eehool odueatlon naear A|t 30-40. 3US weak (uara plue axpauei. We train. OB L LBA01M<> LOqpL AND LONU Ofs-tanea. houitaold koodi moebr etrti expertenead nation oount ialetman. Perten able prpdnee ner bmintae plu eatortat eampany laade. Sal p5"*i hd.. Tr No. Layoffs! . Wa Train You Per MEAT CUTTERS AND COUNTERMEN VERT MtJCR IN DEMAND People Must Eat! Special for 30 Days ONLY $249 RBOmXR 1344 10'WEEKS FREE FUtCBIdBRT SERVICE DAT Oa BVBNIMOS „ ow’i'i'v vyiE____________________;___ AAA'FAfii^lMO AND I)dc6iitrf-la|. 34 yaare asp, Reae. Free ee-------, ”^*ie_ULJHIW. TAast, FAINnW inf. Interlar ■ ^matee — Ti we^ petaltta< expertoaea. FE Wort Wanted Fenudo U A-l rRONWOK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT the IR) rmneh ^ north tf M-dl mun.*1^ ?aa ^ o'‘mr4Ii*M, aleetrlelty In, with or without oabla M low ao 044; 40 acre* ter 41.7W. Low down paymoat and auy Urme. Call Stanley lUe] Betate. MAln Mill. Brti. MAIa M44I. ' LOST: LITTLE BLACK DO(3^ART l^3»__________________ otoNijSs TrAimro teL-kuro!* UlMBOOIUITIINa TYPtNO. SBC-retarlal eeretoe. EM 3-4843. M^^Aay work appreelatad. P* BiiUdhf Sfvke LOST; BLACK AND WHITB ERO- I Polpter. Tlelaltr i 4 intt 34A 4-1444. ■; OIXMAM CBOd- BARGAIN ss^..%auoSi,%M^ig^ LOST: OaXMAM CHORT lUtIR. red heart ID tot- Tleinlty Rochet-to and R IM_UL 3-y. ar Yletolty of Baldwtn and Walton. lUward. FE 44744. ut)Nr. MEABiim’HbiT'ICB Httto wnh ellrer baa. »* Dr. mwmmett offlee or Thrlliy Drue etora. Draytew rtndir plaai# leaTt at Thrifty Dreg Store. Valuable keepeake. By owner. i(NlT:'wiii’i« MALE BOXBfi. 3^ yeart. la poundi. brtndle around Ki n^tai: BiKcxnnARS. cAka-Do^ Park, owner Identify. OR NNkw and P«yiteis~» "AVfMI CALLimr iSeo.' ' epS*Sro!£ ^ aStorr W6dK » ALL'lWbt: Free eetlmetei. OR 3-374X. CEMENT WORK OP ALL Commercial or raetdentlM. Hotb-tn« too torse or email. Fraa ae- tlmatec. Phene OR 3-dl7E_ EXClVliffONS-RULLMaS^ mn B8rtKAT<8 ON ALL #IR--'ll finance. R. B Munn> 0>„ 1S40 W. Itoea. Are Ypu Debt-Hfrppy ? Let M ehow yea n pletaapS way "to pay yaur dehU. uea yaur ere« to (mpreya your etatu, and arold |tolwe^ termi. FE 44344._________ ' BOUSE MOTIWh, toELT equlppad. FE 444I4. L. A. Touni ROOF REPAIRS BAYBSIBOUOHINO FB 4444' -------swilhrofc #»iT t-day InetaUaUen. No money down. II I week. For---- formathm year ^t^ — riib SwtxHaiiit Fbol Oe. OR ARE YOU IN D^BT? New yen can nl eat of debt WlthouT d loan. Make one weekly payment you edn afford Avoid Oamtohmenti and mM Friday KPoia Mrismrnmri City Adjustment Service FE 5-9281 AEROTRCbe KNAPP SHOES ED HERMAN OR 3-1433 T OIRL Or WoUam MBBDlNd Mandly advtoor, phont FE -5131. After I p.m- or tf no an-Jiiwar eall PE S47M. Ceotldoo-COLD WATS SFECUL - _______________Perry. F______ LOSE WETOHT SAFELY AND economically wtth newly releued ^^ZMet tabletc, 31 eenie et on AND AkTER TBU DATE. July f. list. I win not be re-ipenctUe to any debte oontiaetcd to any ottiar than myialf. Jack r. ShaxuT 33t3 Chryitor. Fon-ttoe. Mich,_______________ ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. July t, IMl I win not be reepon-elble tor any debu oontracted by any other than mycelf. Cosy L. Hariod, If Ttottomota St.. Pontiac, mebijan.___________ WUL CWIdrsB to Board 28 ; RgJ4RI.R DAT CARE, UCEMSBO ' home. FR s-«m_______________ Wtd. HensehoM Poods 29 I BIO IHFFEItENCE ira pay more each for funUture —appUaneof, 1 piece or hopee-Ra^aln Heue. FK 3-SS43. iSiS Siegtvart Construction Cement Work PI 4-3040 SWIMMING POOL l-day IntoUatlon — No money down. 14 a week. For mor- ‘~- Wik?; OR e Bax No. 44 ------- 1 TOTOO bfAN. HM- elbly Jut out of hlih eehool, » loam etrylct for doetrleal ap pBanea anf" ——----------- - m^asat-btiJKMM. mi Mttc man tor taouranea wot AN WANTED To loam tha haathit and aondUtottlaa beiinaie. lUptd — KSS?iiS€.^' Kast Heating & Cooling 463 S. Saginaw FrUte wonft EfRiiiflSiTl Cashiering or Meat Wrapping twa weaki yea wSl ba abit ork In tha cyetemi uad by all Oiparmarkato Just IWOULAR 14 ROYAL FOOD CLUB I Sarvka ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN FEN rapalrod by factory trstsed raa at our office. Ocnoral F^Uns L BMOMPIELD TTALL CLBANbIiS. Ifih and wlndowc. RadeansMa. FE 3-rdn. and appllanm. promirt ei crrvlu: « 4-frh. Faarcc ■S’ss&as'TsiJsJs Auenow. OA 44431. ___ Wairtad MisceBaneous 30 OmCK FURNITURE AND EUSI- -an x^Tie-fwiff^-z: :5’(a«“iiy'^n5iir* Bookkasghg A Tax«s 16 widffmt 'Vo Wi'Oil terIBT -------------—------- aman meat aboweaca. OR 3-433P gter I.______________ Wanted to Rant 32 RENTAL SERVICE Tenant! wal^.,^CaIl R. J. VakM ReeJto, 3« Oakland Atanta. fK Shart Living Qnarterg 33 LMRS rm 44331 Drassmakhif, Tadariiig 17 Pn^xlsyniant Agsndas 9 BOOKKEEPER tss: FE S —__________ EVElYn EDWARDS den, ysis. on 34433. Wtd. CanUacte, MtgSv 38 ABILITY - To f#l aaih for year Land Con-. Veto, aeumci and SMrttatu. Phone FEdentl 4-0584 Tir a^w A Wfc-vc-rw ar, rnone r liaerBi V-U3B4 tint and to&Mi PLACE A LOST AD. ggiiry dfOkKm 6MBHW rfiTBiBBTE________________ Ob FE 24151 for n. d to recover a loss. Dial FE 2-8181 for an writer. stmt: pram, r-- Ctald M •tZSTTSt SODDELIVERH) PS A131T _ ACTIO iLTUTi.'BKSJraie :i THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1661 Wt4. ^ Rtirt AfM- Fwmirttd <7 I AMQLtmLr nns rurtn Aa I aOOMS AND BATI, MBW FDR-> . A WP • ROOM uwciRRm wrm kath, ttof«, r*trii«nt«r. Rou'f ~or*MMlni3. .Your 'oaih u^*M& | T si«a's?Y«“,js6a’ Loult Born. RMQtor. YS MMl I ^ tm owtoM i*fc» R—B n 4^4m i ISnim' ! DMiMiiva. aim otRcf proMrtlu, w»i«M»». ra Rcwii^ iib,; jjitnIbRT I ROOMB A«rn 9ATII. nUYATV By Dick Turner Wanted Real Batate ^ to d**B- r 1 ROOMS AND BATH. nilVATB I 1 BXSROdU MODERN HOtiB ’ 's«s“fe gai I - -- , »AMT._____________________, ; 3-BEDROOU ROilk. Ilil COM-1 ! C.U BMt .ALUCASH or OR FHA Don't 1M« rJMa. I 52^. I"* EASY TERMS, Off Yoarhalt Road. Webitcr Soboal Dtetrtat. Naat 3 bedtoem, Hnlehed eun poraa. baaement, rai farnaee. BlASk tan atraat. M.IM. PONTIAC REALTY Baldwin________FE HH3 GAYLORD LOADS OF ROOM In thta IM X 3M R. lot, brlak FLAOBS. uria linns raoM. 5^a“.^ ‘rftiytey* C*2S a^aw 1. WEST ACBCRBAN. 1 Bad-rdoMB. Full batament Oak nooreWlaatarad wWt, Larsa M. FWed. Ntaa aknibry. Laka ^masaa. 3 TMra aid. CHEROKEE HILLS 3-BEDROOM 2 FULL BATHS Kod" ad I mtotttaa (rc kturms aittaBtoam thal’fn^bMaman ,|KAMPSEII; a LOCATED IN vsL^?; realty,X I sss'sriws: “."“..sa '-ps trade ho^br Three-Bedroom Brick .. &ni *or adDttonal laferaaatlen nhena i alm^ aa*Iiil“«S*s6l6^^ iranlnga and watk-aada FX k-llia | naian pi^ ~ Otdy MM IAS H*:™^|.NrMsuo ---------- A 3 fcadraoin and a 3 bed- rancher. NiU' iMtUy rata. JsH C nOFBRTT and kfe. We have It. Call Orion MT 3-im. Lake lartett RMI Estate ms reaotrad. JACK LOVELAND j E3» Caee Laka Rd. Fb. SM-lTta I //*mT TT\// Northside ‘ .rabii. T-9T rr\" ffistair^jTK* » BUD nV2,j: O'-’ LAWREMCE W. OATLORD un W Huron St. I‘i: 8-9693 FRRTLT FUR- DRASTIC EMERGENCY MoTod nut M Fa uo. Realtor naan''... .. imentl* nactaaoir to rnaka deal Man I laaa It Intartatad party Live Better in Your Own Home a HR la Mb bn Ml Baa BA. M la REALTT tXCEU.^., (uralahad. Cloaa Bl RefarOnM a^ tot. FE3-1— ~ Adulw'anlf Fleaaa aaU FE AosT. j —______’ AW~iFiai^i^ NitriTt I 2 BEDROOM DUt*LEX Yng Norihaaa We TK i-ll33 ar picaaant eurraundlnst. C-n MMl. .1 Near bualloe. FB 3015. WILL decorate $75 PER MONTH te^s:* KT*'hSrsM*sS?s? i fe +.7833 wSSw iTAlh I M« ItTd. «. at yalantia raoaa MS ma. Baum Edith naar prQoHiooM. FAlliMOtnrr ii A^r^ **• • *' I IIS per mo. MI a-i4E. ’‘Hinob.Oh, he got his signals mixed and moved away from the plate right when bis mother told him to finish dinner! ' 1 myh ■^Tpi. , autl^ _ hadraom, a hathroom r Sylvan Laka. 1 don't "*y money out of with icporato d l n 1 n s ivwo. 3 hodroomi and full bath, apiek and onan kttehtn wtth dlihmaator. (nU baiament. saa heat and hat water, stormo and oereono. noTod drlTO. Of-ftrod at sn.MS: why not oac It today! INDIAN VILLAGE-Av' xif Special fC'FwoT o’oSrthTo' a7r",0to iT I SS’.rf,' .KSS M “ For Sals Houses Rooms with Board r. I MEN ONLY. BOARD OimORAL. j BT OWNEB a-BBDROOM BRICE. O'NSL f Brick Flat—Heated AttractiTa toor fSHUy bnUdins T--------------1 3CM Aubam Ava., Auburn HU. 3JHS. I Front A roar prlvaTa entraneat •llini/T APT 1 UvBh room, 1 badroom, kltebanatto nmiicr- Ar_l • Idln^, bath S s«rSB*. Roltraneoa reouirad. STS per month, phono ; PE 3-noi or n seals. I cLii5i"“ ^if65k AFAkTinSrf. •tore refri|. and util. pvt. bath and onUanct. FB 3.70H or FB uniurnunan. iio a., aman.- ---- t:-----r -i. _ . SLATER APTS. j.13!- . ...... ,... MITT _________ fCRNISHEO AND DNYERNISBED j laoTt, ahar 3:3S. ' t CUTE ROOMS. dALL AlTttR ------ 3-3 A.VD I RO^. FRiWATt BATH I ________ _____ , ReaaoiiablV. Ml 'Oaklanir'’FE | "now family ioomV'lfi33, 3-ear ^ h?&. »ha*!rySoorr?f^p..^jRgf ISfi. BO^ V3S>b i tlS^. bullt-to^hlre^ Mt^hoo.^^Mtlw Oakland. Avo- >E VISSO. | ’OJ TTT 7*^ Convalescent Homes 44 DUlLU 1 sTmr, 3 BkORdoVf n sdtrfR , V-raS-Sa SderJ"^ wS *"* 3 BEDROOM .ni^***w***' 8-tSSO. Art Meyer Buoa McKab toSm htotV wito? ^n*ir sSi * BY OWNER. 3 htokootts. MOD- | ma. MY 3-3031 . i n________< Aaai-. c_____ A-t ern. Eeese Harbar. SJIO down. I SfULTTFLE USTTNO SERVICE “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor « ML Clemene St. FE 5-1201 dawi^wn Fonttae, Shraele inie, Tale-Rnron Shopping Centar. Fcoturlnx 3 lovely bodrooma with bdll In droe- ‘ ’rft. After 6 p.m, FE 2-3370 Food Market tj. OwDvr B BiBBltli him wt'9 vortU- In additlw to gro- c'Llfl?" COLORED OS' »““«*>nint. n mark. Samtorli5?iCooi. SBEORQOM AFARTMENT NEAR downtown, hoot nod hot water fuaiiAad. Newly dceoratod, S3i. per wook. Wrt^L FE S-SA41. CLEAN 3 BEDROOMS. ^ jNlCE ^ AND.4-ROOM APART-... opt. Am~plo~"oaiitag: i — c^f to tSwn Apply IT Mochanle. j ROCHESTER — _l JRpOStt AND___________________ ft AA3SS. ' ■ bath, 3M Walnut OL 1^1._ ik BIRMIHOHAM. 713 HENRETTA Crloria Apilrtmentg j S^^'^tri.lSWb&h" “ CAEDW, ASM il_#^,A^ I. «Cin5'‘Bil^«* ' Dhdo Hlshwog,-, - ________ AND BATH. SMI^ baby welconeo, .tas- Fteronco. - KICBLY rmNlB^ ROOMS with TV BUd.chlld'B pity yard. * - --U core fbr dhlld - Rent A^ihrlh^iri^ M 1ST FU)ON, 3 ARD BATTL’ BTOYH. refCs.. eloge In. FE t-TMS. R Q 9 U tlW'lL'lKICT WITH Street. ChilMaB welcome. Fbone FE >5AH. r ' met 3 ROOM And 3 ROOM AFART- roll AM Auburn. BEDli(k>U AkARt- louto. wNk priVAto bathe, < ofrlsoro|w, boat nod bat Si»’“'X*‘apS*'«m'**^ ,n!?2S n raaulrtd. S I mdnUi. Cl 3 BEDROOM HOUCC NEAR CASS i Rent .Office Space 47 w pe, g; I1U71100M8. WALIlUT LAU, | It HWy. OH 3*U5t. u7*a.oiai IDEiffAL“BfliTEl^ '1^15 t* PrtTllttt*, MA _ i u 4541 gJUt Blchwi blto^ iRICK, OA-j Dra^ ^-UM. itorma abd oerooce, Idaal to cation for chtldron, prirota deed end atroet, no thru traffle. FuU prlaa 113.110 Vacant. immodM# pooees- las haat Frloed vtranda. saa hoot, two tnr ;tsF,'' laraso — Tormo eaa b^Uiiwi arrm.,od. Mil Elisabeth Like Rd FE f4Mth ' hiiter:;: ‘ H.TM. T roame. 3 bathe. .noV- uol faml^*'^S NORTH SCI. J btdraam a. tonwa. blaek top atraaL »Px , BARGAIN room - full Rath i»'< yJAtlt CAR VACANT LAND AS FAYMBNT — Itt : nrintmeid---------- i ,,,-.**0"™ O* BALANC*.’ ^LLIS M. BREWER j COLORED BARGAIN JOSEPH F. RBI8B. BALES MOR. I USJF °JL9.® M PE 44U1 SMI S. Huron St. * FE I-0S3J PE a^ATSI i ________AFTER 1^30_____ I mCE WELL LOCATl rase, baeamcat, food locatloi and eUaa I r 3-BEDROOU OOFLSZ. DRaYTON Flalni, chmran, SW OR I-8S0I. J BEDROOMS. LIVINO AND D1N-, kl&hra, family T------- Qvas-Tisar-BaiaB-Ttow l . kltchmi, bedraam hath, extra I ........— ---- kuchaa, bedroom. Murphy bad. For k* oulet uaDsturbed L. |ood nelshborhoad a. cloea to many elria a<.. public traniportatlon. ttned people need \ppl; dron or pete. Dawoon a " -d. rrs-adi---------- SaslnaWy.FE_____ 3 ROOSis, NEWLY DBOORAf'kD. Fvt. bath, adulU. •* * --- 1 ROOM WfrCtENCT ------- Sliver Lake Apartments Now avaUablo - very attroetlvo lake fronU. Store, refrisorator —satasa. AdulU. Rrfor^des. 3-RM. apartments I j RooidiL lAm kHfniuxM-1 offer ' s ' sieDi . $l|^to^_Sll «J._ Ro^ I tor andetovo, FES-S»M.J f and sar^i ROOM6 AND BATH STtlAkf’ ■—*, llshts. sab furnace, —* ■ entrance In Auburn I Paddock Auto Repair Bumper to bumper cltani. Bunmliic tod otlotloc. Tbbieuu i brake! and earburawtora. Com- FlOOr SMUIMIK pute aarrict. prae utlmatcj. | ..v/— ' Plastering Ses^e" FLASlicRINO 1 D. Sleyare_____ nASriBKIM ~ W toad, jia a. Ban Free GE Trian»i.stor Radio o^nr’YSn^Ljf bSs WITB WOOD OB ALUM OOCX8 OPEN 'SUNDAY IM' Harrington lioat Works YOOR EYINRDDB DEALER USS S. Talasraift Rd. FE 34013 PINTER'S 3-BEDROOM RANCH BRCNDEL HelsbU. 4-ycar-aId. wall-to-vill oarpeUnt. larte lot, lake prtvt-lesee, low down paymwit. FHA tormi. EM 3-STM. , Custom-Built Home Wallpaper Steamer ipacioue ^badroom ^e. ij' S;r,**fca’“?S5ut "atodnl j — _«i. i^JTwardrobe I _________ ‘u’rlSJ and dtnlns roame. Nlec alee kttehenAh built la breek-nook. TaeUble entrance. Full baaement and raroM. There It a tool abed In flie back and alto a garden STOUTS YOOR _____ MRS .EDfO. WRIGHT la 0»kIairi^A»e._(^ FE 5-9441 Best Buys Today For Ssle Houses 49 prtvl- FE t-4311. USO DOWN. Juit In time for warm weather, with thli poselble 3 family home aver-looking Lotui Lake, a pil-ToU baaob and picnic srounda far ratUtiAt only. Caoilettnx of 3*4 toama and full bath up, baaement with n— place and bath down. : price only r" "* •" b natural fire- 3 BEDROOM RARCB block to Ukc^^^, Jarge i rtet SI.------ —B, Drayton PlaUu. U8->» >uu Saababaw Roada. 3-bedroom brick, l-ear garase. iSS month. Cbailea Sumo. RaU tote. TExat i-MSO.________ ---1>V bathe, naliii area,_m wlU 1 BATH, FULL nlty pf^Nt COLORED ^ ’sio'down* --- N» Dttmar EVES. U 3-om PRICED LOWER TRAN re- roducuan coat la ihla fine bedroom ranch home There'a a 33 foot kitchen, •pactoui Urins room with CR HORSES Wm TOC I inipcet thta p-room .1 wUch haa bttn mod-ad In axcaUant tsiU. A fina aani wtOi plaaty of ftorasa, work ahad, wtUhpuat and cklcken COM. Interaaius I aerei with l.SSO aTorsrtana aadartoatnn wall. Only 4 mllea toPOottao Court Houat. For aomethlng a Bttla bit dUferant and a real good value Inepcct Bill. M-M area. IHf Want a vacaUon tha year around? ihow vou thia luxury •at pciaad undtr full baaemant. Tha 1 Sl.MC DOWN — A SACRIFICE | S ROOMS NICE REMBENTIAL ”rimU?^«ip4. SIS.tBB 3-343#. Detroh. True mvta'--- |3H ACRES. 3-BBDROOM h6uSE with baaement. garage. Cabin that ranU for 840 month. Oarden and fruit traee. Near MSUO. tSOO down. FB 4-4710.______ BEDROOMS, ‘a ACRE t. True tovaitmant Otop<. COLORED. ^ new 3 bedroom fUB baia-ment reach. On heat. Ceramic tna in bath. Rorme and icrcraa. " vent fan-hood. Nice Mr 3-T337, Rem Roatty. badroom. 80^ EtU — -tv. Oroater N»r-Woat. HI 1-1138. ,h ScbdOl. WUreacrfflce. owm I *A VaalU* i2S!ih^t’j I ------------- • fwd Hl|b Sohael. AT CASS LAKE — “■ month buy# , ovaUabl for tU.800. Terms Ray O’Neil Rcaltv 363 8. Telegraph Open 0 - 0 p.m. FE 3-T103 _______OL 1-08T8' reee, cola—- — xtrai. two oorr. i lidlM With uUltty team, largo balh,ebSper Kroen porch, U a ra?ttShiMsTle 'ell Uadsaapod 80 x NS «7im ^pavod eUaet. OMy glMB .iSaj WM. T. fPOMl REAGAKPB REAL ESTA1E attfechve '4-t^room ________________ iiaali ANNETT 8 BEDROOM. NDLL BASEMiNT, ' 3 car garase 3 acres with - lag’ * ! New Home, West Side ~ the (fret to anlee it La, lHfa'3 mal dlidni . room, Itring room with hoauUM 11 o n e ffraFtoeb. New bath. Arao bodroome wnd lam ana porch up (or 3 more bedreomt). Baaement, garage and lake prlrilegea. Newly ------- ---1 and In «MaIlta( r Full basemaat. gai West Side J^el^p^® CM i5mr aJ^ TRADE TOCr’ HOME^e have ! S7”ritSf “Sllh ®iSt“ h« tfae_»Tt OdWl or PO 0^5._, nice home,- that tradei “•"'“.•i ““ BEDBOpiSt'TiiUCKrFnLL BASfe- SSiaito^OT larier*^ bedrrae.'^V- eStoSi! ment..flnUhed,3 ROOM BOUSE. amre 180 Mechanic 6t. FARM ROUSE madcro r — ‘ . Jail far i I Agency. ALL BRlClf and ON A WIDE YAROI And iUft abput tha beat ‘ - ----- eaan for tha buyer dawn paynaaat. Lo- buy wt 1 wloi a I eatod no, ISM thU living roc ---------------- -------- kltchi- and utility, breeeeway to brick. I'v-car garage. Large tb-aera lot well landscaped. It would be a pleaaura to i^w you this Hao value at 811.6M wm tonne. rATE LAKE? Flue K aoree or naUghtful Uetamora eountry-elde7 Ineludee modem 8-room homo and good eat of bulldlnge. Orchard and lovriy ihadad lawn. Tou'li agree tt'i priced right. I MOWERS SHARPENED AND -------,-- - ' REPAIRED I I. O. ' SNTOSR FLOOR LAYINq,'l 1416 W. Auburn Rd. DL 3-1661 eanSlng and flalihlsg. Fb. FE tBet. Crooka and LIvemole) 8-65M *________ ____________ ACROSS FROM At&NDALE HIOH Stoficils 5 ROOM. 6 ACRES SMALL 3-BIDROOM HOUSE POR! f? 'JSfrf f?5L*SJ“'Si’*‘hJfh* aark?tS* ORl.-fel,'**”'' mo5h. Aone FE 1-7603. __; 5-ROOM _ CANjli^AT__^LAire IMMEDMTE I North F088ESS10 aid* loeatli GLES IH car sSr„ PATM, tP-^TO '|l^fw^*y“5rr..’4-^E hari Fencad rtar yd, V* EUdV SK^-Sid wTCc.Src*.>hSrei| irato or good land eontrait. Ask f.' tor Mr. Brawn. Eva. Cali oa£ ™CE - nn* ooai af tha van beet buya in olklaDd r’ County. Aadam bVngalow ^Rr ^tmtnt. OU AC Fuirnaee. Largo r. e^n. ~ .—-------------------hitch- Ibmito ni LoveD modani kttch-|^. S^j^k^S-oESSw^-GK Call Mrs. StoCArth, EM 34413. % StoCArth, EM 34413. •“* - > fbmny inaomal with 6140 ner month Income a--- L ’*'K. S*,*!. *2.' y®“- jj. . _ ... w.-FAvATst.-Haj^ tha High School, mil ooneMrr aW 0«ONIAL HILI4 - Naar Bloom-9 full baeemeM and attoehed twott ear garage. Two bathe. Full d... „ Ing room. If you want a-gSalR iimcloue^home tblg u --------- Dd. iSjIS^ _________jlghborl real liberal ten LIST WITH 01 L. H. BROWN. Realtor j;: TF^lif Qiippewa Fence Co. will Install 41” chain link fane 61.10 par faiA, w«k gatot i BOAT NUMBERS DM 3 loeh — Fo' eat 11 placet MADE-1YVORDBR 8TENCSL8 Phmtitt gtav-v A aeanen rtn 1 84 B. Cam —................... FA oil ----- Lot 150 X 360 Fuliv carpeted ______ ________ -- ___________ -- __________ drupes, bultolna and beautifully ’"b3Soo?*conm3fnt’*^tlOT°®6■ *•’LAKE OAI^ND. BOAT OlrKiRS: | ----------rukfvv--------------------- reereetlon rpwn. 65x146 tot. n’.ea ' IplWUUWiS landicaping, prtvata beach, boat) I i-bedrdom m(Mern home lutrge { dock, many extras. OR 6-OOD. ■ e.5*e*i2k LldVINO STATE, MUST SELL 3- ra. aaaej._________________bedroom ranoh-tvpi. IH-er IS hei down tn llvlni i------------------, bath, Ult kitchen and braafc-faat apace. Radiant Ml heat. Att,. SArAfft. Ideal tocation far ratirA couple .™* I North Side Doll House Rent Lake Cottages 41 j t BAIL BOATS -------N MOTORS OATOR TRAILERS Cemplata' etoek of marine i Fumiture j^finishing , FURNITURE REFUnSIDNO AND repairing. Free oittmatet. Merritt - Ban. 3SU Dtkla-Mwy. 116-1176 ■ JOHNSON RADIO & TV — Teia —....... I A.M. Rlvd. 3 BEDROOMS, LAKE FRONT, weekly OR i-T337 or FE 34610 3-BEDROOM HOME FIREFLACB im (Hkland Lake. krMtoMe aVijop jubSON. 3 OR 4 B1 SJVo'rmJ: ^r-balVnt.' 8660 MOPES tOU IN. NICE 1-bedroam. full basement garase. 16x338 foat lot. by owner. OR 3-M75. Man to PonMac>nMis'Box No. 60.| I BEDROOMS, room. Car- _______it. recreation boat 11,166 down. Land STATE. ------- ranoh-t. rage, family room, gas heet. Between Rocheitev anil Pontiac. FE 1-1617.________________________ NEW 3 BEDBOOU ON LAKE. Built In stove. 14 mlla^ ^north. Sylvan Lake Front AttiBetIvt brick and frame trl-Mvel bams. Lot 76 x »l, good baach. living rm.. nrapnee, hltchan wltlr bulttdhs. This baauUfuUy kapl b----- and grounds ts something to Admire. Hardwood Cdort. plaitcrad walls, finplaee. fiaeead and eertansd porch. AM water heater, garage. spac^ hadrn if famtly rm. 17i oaaWjF c aSSTap. krnnets and teal shed. A-l eondltlon. Lew down payment on FHA. Lots of Room Areuni^thls -----“----ad garage. Marble , raerea- MICKEY .STRAFJV TV SERVICE DAY ON MOHT. FB 8-13M raM**FE g-33M. “«3 BO^^ BAiinroRD . Can snYlww'h'® Custom Builder WE . } BOLL TRADE ANNETT INC. Realtors 38 E. Huron St. Open Evanlnge and Sunday 14 ate- let or the 16 i I. Famti and fibarglis i ' WE REMT BLOCK. M4li ROOriBO AND anUNO, 1 Bldg. Co. OR B41»I. CErpMtry Work _ -----------•trim AND ca«tom_^wwM4 a t ■ weetaUty, C«i^ Contrseta CEMENT WdRK ET FBDT-KLT. Prmwisfcing, Tailofteg A-l MBRION BLUE BOO. YOU p' i lot Mar Williams Lake. Want a ‘ * wm accept elation wagon toward , 8316 MOVES YOU IN | farm West of town. Full price , ...mV *xtr.' ^ 1 ■a-war! i .R.j.(Dick)V.^LUF.T ffiS; | . T.-rrsr:r,: jMj^_Al^W.Jor M.«S with low j SSS. ,?» SSStT •‘**^’**‘ “'1 sited i;o°»r MOf Mt. Clemens, i ! RcaltOf FTi: 4-3531 i i W NICHOLIE 1 down psymeht. Will Nice TERRACE I clean 3 bedroom, living dlnlnx room and kitchen. 1, gat heat, atorms , Full price 88.4M i - payment. |Uca. ^^aiement, j|aod bans UNDERWTOo'reIE’BWIATTe MA MStl o. BIY'-BUILD-BIY I. UL M686.' aflar; Now It the time, we wlU build ! on your lot a saml-flnlsbed home — I aM wlU tomlsh material to fin-! FINE LAKE a^ ^U s fiTmlve m« lod buys in ----jamas wtth__________ A. C. Compton, & Sons ELS - RANCH _____________ . . beach, park for reildenla. Frieed at in.566 Including improved lot. HOWARD T. KEATTNU CO. /. Long Lake Rd. 5s mile east af Orchard Lake Rd. Ml 3-BEDROOM HOUSE. OVIRLOOK-mg lake, basemasi, all furnace, lot 16x366. 813.6M. terms. IN LAKB. Ft lai fornaoe, 3 I. lot IM by 1 Llvtom and dining a eu. Full basement. 0-. ____ Newlv deeorated. Vacant. 1 OFF JOSLYN Three bedroom bungalow. Living and dhung area. Kitchen. Full basemonf C“ — Newly dssorated. small < an paymep^mwes ■a. oee It today. I CLARKSTON AREA COUNTRY HOME Rtrmlngham area. Larga grounds. wca^ionallT good buy. D0.060 Paul M. Jones. Real F-st. ; — FE 8-mi roiiy'dM 111. today. ______hM' fewly decorated. Va- i 63M mevts you la. EXCEPTIONAL BU\\S Webitar School - I Bodrma.. > larga Urfng room, 1 floor, base- I —^ $16^0. I « _^9!l Ttodr'i^V ‘ “ A?.Vt7o rnSraSTILte, to j Y. tWhVlS*y ! nafat. pi-TW. il M. Jones, Real Est. 33 wnrr kuron bt. £• ^iX** CPU FE 443M. Ask tori ^ERF nxtoS?‘WFus% N.CHOL.E-HARGER fz’sm FOR SALE U.S. GOVERNMEsNT PROPERTIES THE YETBRANB AObClNIB-TRATTON ARB O^BRINO TO ANY FAMILY IN NEED OF BETTER ROUS-INO HOME! WHICH ARE IN -LIKE NEW OONOI-TTON - Ybcta profarUes are offered at aubaiuittal BAVINOB TO YOU - YOU NEED NO DOWN FAY- tSiSThom* anV ’"'^wrm contract wHb lew mant^ payPMatt and law miarest ratoa - 3 and 3 kadryma - larga toto - tdaol laea* — ' ------------ - YOU DO NOT „.E TO ii A rar^N TO BUT - THE fFNwni, tGyiwiwiisi IS yaa Ray OVefl RealHr ir