Question \ SON AND UNCLE — Detective William’ Nesbitt (rear) takes Frank Kierdort Jr. (left) and Herman Kierdorf, (right) to the county prosecutor's office Monday afternoon to make statements in connection with the critical burning of Teamster Union official, Frank Kierdorf. Hermar#is Frank's uncle. Vengeance:Minded Uncle Disappears By. PETE L Where is Herman Kierdorf? The question plagued Oakland County authorities today as they obtained a warrant in an attempt to re- locate the ex-convict and former Teamster boss, whose | terribly burned nephew hovers between life and death. _ ‘The 68-year-old unionist, whose police record stretches back to 1929 and includes both a state and } Gives. b olice Hunt for Missing Party Nominees Being Chosen GM Will Again Present Cars in Motorama General Motors will again intro- The sey@n-day show will open in OCHBILER federal prison term, was last*— reported seen about 8:30 p.m. last night. ke w * An alde of Teamster leader James R- Hoffa and a business agent for Teamsters Joint Council 43 in Detroit until he quit Friday, Kierdorf apparently “slipped away] from what.was. supposed to be se- cret surveillance by police, Chief Assistant Prosecutor George F. - Taylor admitted today. _ “At the moment,” Taylor said at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital this morning, “we have no idea of Kierdorf’s whereabouts. But we are making | every effort to find him.” ‘Taylor said it was too enty ‘ tell if Kierdorf was deliberately trying to elude capture. * * * The warrant, ordered by Prose- cutor Frederick C, Ziem upon com- plaint of Madison Heights Police Chief Robert E, Richardson, was taken to Madison Heights Munici- pal Judge Hendrick Smit for sig- nature, K charges Kierdort with ille- gally possessing q silencer for a German Lager pistol, which au- thorities have reason to believe is his. Taylor said that Kierdorf was last reported headed towards his Madison Heigtits home, after spending most of yesterday at the hospital, where the nephew, Frank, has been in critical condition since -earty—Menday— Frank, 56, is the business agent | for “Teamster Local 332, in Flint, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Rain Here Tonight, Clearing Tomorrow Scattered showers and thunder- storms. are predicted for Pontiac). tonight with the low about 60-64. 'Today’s 15-20 mile an hour souther- ly winds will shift to northwesterly| tonight and diminish slowly. Tomorrow wil] be fair and cool- er with an expected high of 82-86. The outlook for tomorrow night is mostly fair with a al of -60-64. * * *, In downtown Pontiac ‘the lowest recording preceding § a.m, was 62 degrees. The thermometer: read. 88 the selection job for them. at Polls Today All but 5 of County's 295 Precincts Now Vote by Machine - Voters throughout Mich- igan turned to the polls to- day to decide who will rep- resent their political parties on the*November ballot. In addition to picking party candidates for coun- ty, legislative, congressional and some state offices, bal- Yoters will also name pre- cinct delegates to finish up The delegates will .select the nominees to round out the state pallét, in party conventions slated for * ‘-r this month. Predicted showers are expected ‘duce its new cars for 1959 at the ares this fall. New York Oct, 16 and run through for nine days Nov. 8. Using the theme “imagination in motion,” the Motorama in- cludes the complete ‘line of 1959 model Buicks, Cadillacs, Olds-. _mobiles, Pontiacs and Chevro- show with a cast of 100. This ‘is the. fifth Motorama. The show started in 1953 with a lapse of one year in 1957 when there was an industrywide auto show. Almost 8,000,000 visitors have visited the Motoramas in previous years, Reds Demand fets, along with a half-hour stage |. Oct. 22. Then it moves to Boston) ~ Special Parley Want Middle East Issue Taken to Extraordinary Election Returns Returns from today’s primary - election wilt be~ available fféar The Press by telephone as rap-' idly as tabulations can be miade this evening. As polls im the 295 precincts of the county do not close until § p.m., no returns are expected before 9. The phone number is FE 2-8181, Polls opened at 7 a.m., and will remain open until 8 p.m., with ali those in line at that ‘time being allowed to cast their ballots. : gc the voters is an array of 29 Repablican nominati = 43 Democrats also bent on win ning a place on the:- ‘party's fall ballot. State Elections Director Robert M. Montgomery saic nearly a mil- state’s 5,162 precincts. - Oakland County has 295, and all but‘ five are equipped with machines to spéed the returns and ease the ballo‘ing task. It was hoped that late - after- noon or early evening showers might bring some relief from the predicted 90 degree heat, encour- aging more voters out before the fat 2°p.m. lion voters should turn out in the} U. N. Assembly Session LONDON (®—The Soviet gov- ernment today demanded an ex- “Nations General Assembly. . ‘The demand was advanced by Premier Khrushchev in a letter replying to Presideng Eisen- hower’s note of Aug. 1. Eisen- hower suggested that the U.N. Security Council arrange for a summit’ meeting on the Middle East. A summary of the Khrushchev - | peal was distributed tonight by the Sdéviet news agency Tass shortly after U. S. Ambassador Llewelyn Thompson Jr. and his British and French colleagues were called to the foreign min- istry in Moscow te receive of notes to their respective gov- ts. Khrushchev said he was sorry ‘that neither President Eisen- hower nor British Prime Minis- ter MacMillan had accepted his original proposal for @ five- power summit conference with U.N. - Secretary General« Dag Hammarskjold participating. Khrushchev said an extraord- inary session of the General As- sembly should consider . “the question of the witgdrawal of U.S. troops from Lebanon and British troops from Jordan.” «The regular annual session of the Assembly is scheduled to be- closing hour of. the polls. ‘gin in New York Sept. 16. traordinary session of the United") _.. Fighting FRANK KIERDORF - ) for Life fe —+> | $] e May Probe Torch Attack 4 ag * Freckle-Face Champ Also to Be Named at Opening Session Pick 4-H Fair King, Queen Tonight good ~ Jooks hard work and skill will be Beauty, freckles, poise, combined in tonight's opening pro- gram of the 36th annual Oakland County 4-H Fair. three The 1958 4-H Fair Queen will be . selected, and this year a king will join the young lady to reign throughout the week, Another “first” will be. the choosing of thr > fair’s Freckle-Face Champion. t ‘Phe king and queen contest, which begins at 7:40 p.m., will former Chuck Lewis, WPON announcer. Contestants for’ the royat titles must be 15 to 21 years old, ac: tive in 4H and have‘one summer — project. The same judges will select. the Oakland County boy or girl 18 — : yoncs old or younger who is judged possess the most face freckles, — send. te. the cout Contestants do. not have to be mefhbers. Also on tonight’s agenda will be (Continued on\ Page 2, Col. 4) ‘ * | a | a ‘ i } ), Judges will be expected to seléct winners of crowns and two of them will be awarded for the po time in mm history .of the * .» COUNTS FI — Mrs. Leonard F. Lawrence, (right) of 770 W. Square Lake Troy, inspects with a magnifying glass the m ‘ber of freckles her daughter Linda, 13, has. on‘ RN PE eat Be commences to 9 a * Ponting Press Phote : vie for the freckle face crown and a $50 savings bond at the contest helli at 8:30 p, m. tonight at tes ria Conny 08 THe: The Punting Press ——e | |, Rditoriats Witness Tells of Payot fo Teamster Officials WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate Rackets Com- mittee today confronted Teamster President James R. Hoffa with testimony by immediately any questions teamster official in 1949 to owner about a big payoff which the witness “took it for granted” went to Hoffa but ‘failed to bring up a teamster official in Michigan. _ The testimony was given by William H. Miller who said Detroit laundry owners made the payoff to a high a former Detroit laundry regarding the burning of settle a dispute. testimony “I took ‘it for granted” Hoffa ‘was the) official who received the payoff. Counsel Robert F. Kennetly said Miller had changed his statement ‘within the last 48 houf's.” Kennedy told United Press In- ternational the committee had in- dications ‘a lot of witnesses were changing their: stories.” “Since yesterday?” asked. “In the past week,”’ he replied: Frank Kierdorf, who appeared] ' before the committee last year, was sadistically burned by two men at Pontiac, Mich. At about the same time, his uncle Herman Kierdorf, also a Teamster official, received an anonymous telephone call threatening him with the same treatment. - Committee Counsel Robert -F. Kennedy said both men got their he was In Today's Ss Press eeee eee terwe *eaeve S$ Markets ....-55 iv aeeas veon IS Obituaries adbdveusvevest cae 4 Sports eoueeee eee eee Ceeee 12-18 Te 0 malas Bee weeds eee re T & Rely Prep yo on Wilson, | eedvieeasae 2 Weenen's: Pages ete aniecie 89: i Miller said in his sworn* jobs from floffa and were = on by the union | mony linking them with viaaie, extdérfion .and other improper practices. A fy Fi - ue * ; ae ‘pe i : i: } . - ss : ; : s 2 fe threats on many occasions in the past, “In my business,” he said, “you get used to tiem.” Richardson’ said he discovered the silencer, along with the luger, a .38 caliber pistol and two tele- phones, at 29078 Spoon, next door to Kierdorf’s. xe * He said Kierdorf had apparently delivered them there for safe- keeping to a neighbor girl, Judy - drove| Tyler, 15, daughter of Mr. and ° Mrs. John D. Tyler. Judy said that Kierdorf had brought: a ; me to keep them,” the girl said, ‘‘He said that Frank had been badly burned and the policemen would be by shortly and he didn’t want them to know about the bag. “He was awful nervous and he looked scared.” , * * The girl said. that Kierdorf breught the LUGER and silencer to - her home in a brown briefcase. jtwo or three weeks ago, “before he went to Washington, I think.” The contents of the briefcase neighborly acquaintance with her father, a bread deliveryman; and was well-liked in the neighbor- hood He was very friendly, like a grand- Hather, almost.” Most of the neighbors, though, did not know about Kierdorf’s : police record, His first arrest came in Detroit in 1929. He was accused of re- ceiving $22,000 in stolen bonds, but the charge was dropped. In 1932, however, he was con- victed in South Bend, Ind., of im- ~ |personating a federal officer and sentenced to 16 months in Leaven- worth (Kan.) penitentiary. In the $21,000 holdup of an Ohio, department cele *+* * * replied; @ Akron, ane More than 1.5 inches of rain fell! «Not if I get there first. I know cos eae six fit and four at seed fle, ath 2.25 inches hitlit sounds silly, but there’s some| months. z Redwood Minn, ~. , {things you've got to do yourself.””| temmen. was arrested ins 1935 the OO eee eee arr inte A; rhe, Aging Teamster wept oper-|in connection with the kidnaping Peat tamstacted away trom the| of’ John S. Labatt, a wealthy with temperatures in the 70s pre- vailing elsewhere. . 5 Today’s forecast called for con- tinued showers and thunderstorms) in a diagonal band from the desert — into the Great Lakes re- On, tified his nephew's swollen, black- ened features, " “Without a doubt, I'm afraid, that’s hifa,” he said hoarsely, said. he received a anonymous threat ard 10 a.m. ye , shortly. largest libraries of any o fthe uni-|he i the news about Frank versities in the U. S. The various/from a newspaper We Harvard units contain more than) According to Ki six \\ __* Woice said to him: join million volumes. \ \ eee | Y by telephone at ttal and got a job as an organ- izer for the United Auto Workers . © Union. But the UAW fired him when his record came to light. Herman moved over to a gas workers union, then and four grandchildren, all in Cali- < Judy said that Kierdorf had a . “We called him ‘doc’ for short. * 5 iy eon _ nt Pad, | Gage . mee F - . Wo: . ss as t: oe o — \: Bee an Coen THE, PONUIAC PRESS, ‘TUESDAY, AUGUST. 5,158 Film Magnate Royal Oak Man Dies IF sms ONE-DAY ONLY rare cin Seriely Hk | ‘After Car Hits Tree STERS 5 : \ a : me : : ae Bi ys eriously nurt mori bike © £ Sermeaall DOOR BUS Be ore | he’ Dies Royal Oak man was dead on ar- & i a a, ee M. rere Jack Warner Smashes). ¥ styl Dotter saan onetiat ee Dee on wb Car Into Coal Truck). |, : N, Wh — A. welliodo set out from his Soginaw home| aa ‘struck a tree on Woodward|E on French Riviera poems an, fil tenis nl ane ee ee soeciag ont Comhene ne ‘Set her house afire, staggered) The youth said’ he to| James. S ot T2915 CANNES, France (AP)—~Jack ouside and named a youth as her/Cooperton and after “to|Whitcomb St., who was driving |E L. Warner, pioneer American film attacker moments before she died.| arouse anyone at some overnight/aione on Woodward avenue, ap- tycoon, was seriously injured ear- *« * % jeabins went to the home of Mrs. {parently suffered a heart attack, ly today in a collision as he drove Mrs. Beverly Thompson, 54, of|Thompson, who knew the Heath| Ferndale Police said. his sport car home froni an all- in Clare County; stag-|{mily. ‘ An autopsy was to be performed |E $129 Value night session at the Palm Beach gered wled toward the| - week this morning. The body is at\E Measu Casino in’ C. and cra’ tow: A | # Cut to re —-s annes. o home of her brother, Ted Cooper,| Heath's statement said an argu-|Price Funeral Home in Troy. While You Wait in Cannes with head ‘njarien agen we Pres oye oe fre 2 ay — a Boalt -iegare é \. , i name \. cg Ne oe an eee epee ce lke Will Conclude ee head but the findings were not | Risecchs; apr cinap ain pen ting the house afire. - socccesssscecseccscvscecnscccecess: cose — k kk ted the slaying. Heath was booked| a News Confab Lull nea arn AY’ . , . - an n charge for investiga- - - Wiewe etm @ wala sees JP Adams Re-Elected WASHINGTON (UPD—Pres: |E Alothacling. P he was driving alone, and a ctel| “Gasoline yield from crude “éillag Bar Commissioner ° | dent Eisenhower will hold his |e YlOtMeSHING. Frop truck collided almost in front’ of : has ‘doubled since 1918, . first news conference tomortow , M ° -39¢ Value the seaside villa of Prince Aly kk * Waterford Township Justice of| since July 2, the White Howse |E , Khan, The sport car was badly ‘Sheritt Darling said the dying|the Peace Donald E. Adams has| Said today. v4 EACH ne fit men woman told her brother that Heath] been re-elected to a second term) He will meet with reporters ; ¢ a Saga Ge Se ee beat her and stabbed her in the} the Board of Commissioners of] at 9:30 “A.M, EST. Se ceva ‘in the Rivi _|head with an icepick, She said he|the State Bar of Michigan, — The President “has cancelled ine. The ident i then set a fire in the cellar in an| Adams, of 2711 W. Walton Blvd.,| news conferences for the past about five tes frock bia’? apparent effort to burn the house/beat out three other candidates} three weeks becase of the Mid- er att tected oe woe down and conceal the crime. See areas nee ee pptiar ngs iacienbints ls pang tapered . The blaze severely damaged the | 5?! id County’s 18th week because |E | Limit 2. < pan see ono ae the GUN GIVEN GIRL BY HERMAN. — Police chief Robert E. house. Congressional district. of his trip to Ottawa. om, coeee swerved suddenly across the road| Richardson, left, of Madison Heights, and Oakland Prosecutor ig raat a sit te TITIIIIIII IIIs and crashed into the front of his| Fred Ziem inspect a pistol and silencer which Herman Kierdort, oe a a =e i SE vehicle, ° uncle of torch victim Frank Kierdorf, turned over to a neighbor =e it oe fares peigge ° _ Established in 1898 e Warner was catapulted from his| girl Judy Tyler in a paper bag which also contained phones’ and | 2” ested in Los Angeles once on al® 3 : ea: = os ve Passing sarveal bullets. Herman is missing today after he had sworn revenge yes- | burglary : : armer- nover cE ists p up unconsc charge ° : and rushed him tp the hoppital.|_ “OY 7 oe theft of a check protector in 1255 8 FUNERAL HOME — ai cnr comets from the Sun Lumber Co. in Sagi-|$ SE i ods =~ with kee =p As many as 85 per cent of the) Scientists estimate there are|naw, which is owned by his father, |e “160 W. Huron St. - FE 2-9171 $ = people of the U. S. lived. and|about 70 million pounds of nitrogen| Bert. . fe PARKING ON PREMISES Hi : / worked on farms in the Colonial|in the air which surrounds the Sheriff Darling said Heath, in ane Paul M. Snover ,@ ‘ rae Paratrooper '|period. : earth. ; informal statement, related that he Seccccccccccccccccococococosesececocssoooooooss covontnsevessseesentscete enters one — rweig a Durable— nck ; & Leaps fo His Death , | Oval PLASTIC Clothes meme p .° - eee ee ”* YAL OAK—An 82nd Airborne| — . Division paratrooper, Pvt. Michael T. Coussens, 18, of Royal Oak,| — was killed last night in a para- chute training jump at Ft. Bragg, N.C, He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Anthony Coussens of 615 N. Gainsboro St. - ' A board of -inquiry began in- vestigations to determine the , Cause of the mishap. Princess a / Traveling | to Montreal | < OTTAWA: (UPI) ~ Princess | Margaret planned to emerge from the seclusion of her sum- mer residence in the nearby |: Gatineau Hills today to travel to | . Montreal and begin the final | phase of her coast-to-coast Can- | _ adian tour. , * * * The princess and her entour- age will take off by helicopter for Government House to say |, goodbye to her Ottawa host, | So Vincent — 5 ee ecietion still -was rife about Montreal lawyer John Napier Turner, 29, the handsome bachelor who stole the princess’ attention at dances in Ottawa and: Vancouver. Informants said Turner would probably meet the princess again at a dance given in her honor to- night in Montreal. Turner himself could not be reached for com- ment. : ccccccccccocccceccccccencceosccoooocoosoeceee Washable peg SROMUCIONS . + May Attempt . | - “ to Circle Moon Next Week * . WASHINGTON ® — Roy W. ; Johnson, boss of the nation’s LISTEN! 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Nor- ~ DRAWDNG ¢ INSTRUMENT 51 sere $4h To $32°0 DRAWING BOARDS 18x24" 50 French Curves—Triangles T-Squares—Protractors Architect and Engineer Scales Beam Compasses—Pantographs ris of — Fla.; ‘and five grand- childre Service will be at 2 p.m, Wednes- day from the Donelson-Johns Fu~ neral Home with. burial in Cres-|, cent Hills Cemetery. CHARLES E. GAVETTE Service for Airman Charles E. _ |was an executive of Pure Qi} until ‘Deaths Bsowhere- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DETROIT ® -- Wray B. Bailey, its merger with Pure Oil Co., died here Sunday. He was 52. Wilson president of, Wilson Oil Co, until] Emerson A: Gordon, 69, recently | Gavette, 22, who was drowned | Friday evening at Boca Ciega Bay, | Fla. will be from the Jennings Home, Rome, Ga. ‘A former resident of Pontiac, he tiac. Also ‘garviving'ti Pontiac are & brother, Curtis G. Gavette; two and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Hooper. - Airman fevetts » was stationed at MacDill Field Force Base, Florida. eee JOHN A. HECK ling in the Vi Funeral Home for Joseph D. and John A. Heck, twin’ sons of Alfred D. andj]: Rolandale, West Bloomfield 'Town- ship. Burial was in Mt. Hope Cem- etery. The babies were dead at birth early yesterday morning in St. Joseph Mercy. Hospital. Besides their mother and father, surviving are a sister, Catherine M. tiac. : .\ JOHN J. HOFFMAN The Rosary will be recited at 8 (tonight in the Melvin A. Schutt|5°0". sisters, Carmen and Catherine; |*h4 at 11 this morning in St: James Episcopal Church, Birmingham. His body was taken to Massilon, Ohio for burial. ‘Ihe was a member of Trinity Bap- et Cinaetl gad Saree: Yew Lodge No. Sed crctset tel viele: Ber- Service will be at 2 p.m, Friday Church MRS. ARTHUR PEYTON _ Mrs. Arthur (Emma Deola) Pey- Prayers were offere this morn-'ton, 63, of 74 Wessen St. died Sunday’ at her home after an ill- ness of two months. Surviving isa sister, Mrs. Grace Delores M. Vondra Heck of 2365|Phillips of Detroit. Service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday from the’ Frank Car- ruthers Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. MRS, TOM PHELPS | ‘Mrs, Tom (Nellie) Phelps, 63, of 30 Deland Ct. dies Saturday Beck; and grandparents, Mr. and in Pontiac General Hospital after Mrs, Andrew Nowak of Troy and/|# brief illness. She was a member of Liberty Baptist Church and Queen Esther Grand Chapter No. 69 of the Order ’ of Eastern Star. Surviving is a son, Isiah Robert- Service will be at 2 p.m, Thurs- CHICAGO (AP) — Wilson, 90, one of the pioneers in the meat packing industry and board chairman of Wilson & Co, "|since 1984; died yesterday. Wilson, long active in promoting 4H Club Thomas. E. - SLIDE RULES $495 To $260 _ Everything for the Draftsman or Student for farm youngsters.|for every 1,000. persons. 5, ey ee eee ', |Funeral pre for John -J. Hoff- Pie: the’ Libevty Baptist = |man, 8, of O'Reilly St. The from Knights of Columbus will say the | Church — = = immediate! Cemetery. Her body at see ees + Frank. Carruthers Funeral Home. ‘| Service will be at 10 a.m. Wed- See el coe urch with burial in Ho . Oconee. te Somiveliy Hope |<.) White, 69, of 3650 Morgan Rd., amg) \Ding in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital| dent, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednes- Mr. Hoffman died Saturday eve-| Orion Township, a former city resi-} WT DR. HENRY A. MILLER <2 Neh Soginow Street Phone FE 4-6842 — “Beuer Things in Sight” COO CROTON 8 ‘ Closed Wednesday Afternoons s # + * eee ee ee ea a or ee after an illness of three weeks. Service for Donald C. Marion, 28, of 4690 Irwindale Dr., Waterford Township will be at 1:30 p.m. day from the Huntoon Funeral Home, Burial will be in Perry Mt. DONALP C. MARION "Park Cemetery. Mrs, White, a-former employe of Fisher Body Division, died: yester- day in Pontiac General Hospital of Thursday from the Christian Tem-|@ heart ailment. ple, 505 Auburn Ave. His body-wiit be at the Farmer-Snover Funeral Home until. noon Thursday. 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State Park, Tahquamennon Falls, pictured rocks and the sev- eral mines that have been opened for exploration, Winter travel has picked up in recent years with booming devel- areas. Sely has uolioed u tpeeseadias increase in campers this year. More people are taking their along a tent to At in the” woods or at a state He also believés that residents headed west on a longer trip, are settling for a more handy and thriftier Northern Michigan vaca- tion. The Menominee lodge, just across the river from Wisconsin, is the most accessible of the thrée opment of the Upper Peninsula oi vocation the economy way — | s |want to linger, The information center at Mon- roe, near Michigan’s bor: About 17,000 cars and 50.000 people stopped in for information last year, New* highway construction now is drawing away the heavy traffic that once jammed Telegraph Rd. - When the Ohio link to the De. |s0uth Bridge or the Windsor Tunnel. re Mrs, Flicker agrees that more campers have been coming into the state lately. She finds the ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS,__TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1958 Se ES 7 the state most interesting. “The maps are the basic tools of, our trade," she said. * *«* The Highway Department cur- rently is going forward with plans for construction of a fourth infor- — center, to be located at the approach to the Mackinac . |Bridge, The 1958 legislature cut out to staff the proposed facility but John C, Mackie, highway commis- sioner, gave the go-ahead on the planning, saying he thought the facility would serve a real need. * * * A-low bid of $52,000 was.submit- ted by Westcott and Bleech of ,|Atlanta and its acceptance has been recommended. A streamlined installation, one to fit-in with the modern beauty of the bridge, is ,| planned for the newest location. Judges Flip a Coin HARRISBURG (AP)—When two judges are elected to a state court at the same time they must flip a coin to decide who will be the boss, Atty. Gen. Thomas D, Mc- Bride has decided. 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The {chop- <-per,” which is the army name for the helicopter, is the workhorse of the : x kok “Choppers” are used to transport personnel from one part of the desert to another. They are used for communications. They lug freight into nearly inaccessible places. They have been known to y land in mountains at night. a xk * * _- Talk about a man for odd jobs, that's the helicopter. They can rush _ Anjured personnel to the hospital, -and patrol power and communication 4. lines. Fire patrol service is another oot their duties. Just about Shything that has: to “THE PONTIAC PRESS ane Published by Tus Powruc Press Company one at 4 W Huron st. Pontiae 12, idichigan Trade Mark Datly Except Sunday Resse. Basset, Jonm A. Riter, “precutive Vice AY wesee Assistant Advertising Director Manager Be ee, be done, the “chopper” can do. They haul food, water, medicine and mail. They can carry rockets, launchers, jeeps, guns and even bridges. They airlift steel for tension line towers, and can be a sort of flying: crane. They are used for construction, map- ping and surveying. The helicopter like the burro, is a peace loving critter, or has been until now. The army is thinking of put- ting soldier suits on ne and making them fight. ‘ * * WW » In project Ammo, helicopters fire rockets and machine guns in ‘flight, and also while hovering -just off the ground. The army has not made up its mind but is toying with the idea of making them a combat weapon. If the helicopters go to war as the o “cavalry of the atomic battlefield,” they will carry names with a western flavor. The reconnaisance model is called’ Sioux. Another type is labeled Chickasaw. : e Rat It_is now a well established fact that the “choppers” have taken up where the old horse cavalry left off. | The Man About Town | Contest Is Tonight Some Freckled Youth Is to Get a $50 U.S. Bond Biagiat: ‘A month when Mr. Fahrenheit frequently get too This (Tuesday) evening at the Oak- land County 4-H Club Fair the freckle champion will be awarded a $50 USS. Savings Bond by The Pontiac Press. Con- - testants are requested to be at the judge’s stand at 8:30. _ This final notice is given because the time for the contest has been advanced from Friday evening, the original date. Our boys and girls of 18 or under are urged to give those freckles a final polish. . The family cat in the home of / Mr, and Mrs. James William Vance of 5200 Waterford Road has given: birth to 151 kittens: She is 11 years old, -and for many years delivered three or four litters per year, ranging up to seven kittens at a time. She rece had a litter of three, the smallest Aumber in her life, ; f In the recent pipe smoking contest at : ‘Flint, Oakland County’s / Perry Oldsman. of Birmingham, phones me that he ran out of wind after puffing for an hour. The winner, and still world champion, was . Richard Valley . of Flint, who puffed 31 minutes longer. A-magnolia tree in the yard of .- Mr, and Mrs. Walter W. Beckman of Lapeer is blooming for the second time this year. ~ Is Detroit ashamed of its tem- peratures? When away from my: own state I rarely find them pub- lished among those of our na- tion’s cities. Word comes to me ects from. Execu- ’ tive Secretary J. Irving Nichols of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, that the highest rate of new TB cases the past year was in the counties in the extreme westernjipart of the Upper Pen- insula. They 75.8 new cases per 100,- 000 population. The next highest area, separated from them by 600 miles, was Wayne County, with 61.4 per 100,000. The rate for the entire state was 39.2 per 100,- 000, and that of Oakland County 23.9 per 100,000. Word comes to me from Mrs. Gregory LaPries of Waterford that her dog dives into the Clinton River for fish, but will not touch ; frogs, toads or snakes. Without making a complaint, but. simply seeking information, I'd like to know if a gravel truck, Greyhound bus, auto driveaway or box-car truck ever is stopped for exceeding the speed limit, al- though every other driver knows it’s the habit of many of them. A L Verbal Orchids- — Mrs. Dora Lahyman of Auburn Heights; eighty-fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Kalavos of Waterford; - third wedding anni- versary. - Garfield Willoughby . of Walled Lake; ‘elghty-third birthday \: . 4, | Se ee I = Ts da. SRA i og age PIE ga ge ey , tie s etre ty ih ee ta. Nae ieee Em ace See fe ae Housé Built on a Small Rock David Lawrence Reports on ‘ACA’: Summit Meetings Solve N othing WASHINGTON _ Wars come and go periodically throughout the pages of history; but the lessons they teach or the basic ‘move- eyes tye i J FS featists who are ready to peace at almost any price, and France in the 1930s. other hand there are those who want evidence of a serious intent by the Communists to negotiate a settlement. Officials who, like men without vision. They criticized as lacking in “‘bold and~ imaginative ideas.”’ * * Dulles, by the way,. went to the Paris Peace Conference an at- tache after the eng, of World War I in 1918 and had also a first-hand experience - with the international problems of the 1920s and 1930s. Few men in America, either in- side or outside: the government, have the knowledge, that Secre- tary Dulles has of the history of a * what went on between the. First and Second World Wars. It is no wonder that he is lukewarm about the value of “summit”. confer- ences. What seems odd today is that the emphasis fs on meetings di- The Country Parson “A fellow might see the need to reform if he’d try to list the nice things his widow will be able to tell about him without lying.” t : . has come’ to -be looked upon hope- fully as a sort of mediation device. Since this is done under the prevents any side from yielding a point. . In the old-fashioned mediation, negotiations took place privately through ambassadors or minis- ters. Today there are available many means of private com- * * The truth of the matter is ‘that Khrushchev considers the West licked. His terms are uncondi- tional surrender. In the latest joint communique he has issued with the ruler of Red ‘China, Khrushchev boasts of his strate- gic position. — (Copyright 1958) Dr. William Brady Says: Don’t: Go Into Hysterics if Child Swallows Object , “My boy had ges ren hic body, ‘that warranted X-ray exam- inations. If the boy had no unusual symptoms the X-ray examina- --tions “were gratuitous, not called for, and probably carried out. ‘merely because the. doctor hadn’t the courage to tell the _parent it was a foolish waste of If the boy actually swallowed a foreign body, the probability would be that the object would be ex- pelled via the natural outlet in 48 hours, more or less. When a child or anyone else swallows a foreign body, don’t get hysterical. ‘Remember, in most instances parents never miss the, coin, button, or other object the baby. has swallowed. It passes through the alimentary canal with- out any trouble. - If you know or strongly suspect the child ha’ swallowed ‘a foreign body, instead of calling the fire de- partment, the ‘police; an ambu- lance, or a plumber just follow these sensible rules: (1) De Nor give an emetic or a laxative or physic. (2) Give & young infant all the ripe banana, mashed potato, scraped apple or applesauce and gruel he will eat, for a day or two. Give an. older child a bowl of mixed vegetables such as celery, carrots, green — beans, spinach, parsnips, beets . or beet greens, spinach, lettuce, “ and any fruit the child likes. This should be cooked not more than 15 minutes. The purpose of such diet is to . for a year after smooth mass. arf liter gip-ed Gamal aad lavecensedl In any case, my advice is that you leave to the doctor the ques- tion of When and what kind of X- ray examination is necessary. * *«*. # e * » * : ? 4 _ Voice of the People a pee ak vig lvan Residents Praise ty Police Cooperation Wp Leek toma sain ad tho ity it te Labe fic Wk neal and are:proud to say that we are well pleased with the police: protection and thé fine department that we have in our city. 6 : x. * ( We scubd ony that tho dopastoant jotrels ee sirens on th ever age of once every hour. They also patrol the “resident beaches” as , work traffic, and answer complaints. Police officers all over the United States have a maken re- sponsibility, one that not many of us would like to undertake. The next time that you think of criticizing a department or its officérs, ask your- self this question; What would our country be like without any police protection? I am sure that each one of us has, at some time or another asked for help from a police officer. Haven’t you? 1812 Beverly, Sylvan Lake Sympathy Is All For Employers I heard Senator Goldwater of the labor rackets committee in Washington give a stern talk. After all ‘the work of Senator Mc- Clellan, thanks to Senator Ken- nedy, all is going into a waste: basket, besides the ‘cost of about a million dollars. As a property owner who rents and have had a few of these C.1.0.’s, my sympathy is. all with employers for we are paying three to four timés too many State, Federal, and school taxes through unions, homes included. All for getting rid of Labor Gangsters Wants Opportunity to Take Tests — On the morning news of August 2nd on a local radio station it was announced that Sergeant Lawrence ~LeBair of the Pontiac Police De- t won a competitive ex- ‘amination and was awarded a nine month scholarship to Northwestern. Univetsity ‘Traffic Institute, " Having been a member of the ' Pontiac Police Department for over five years and wishing te advance myself competitively, I would like to know if Sergeant LeBair competed against some- one else of this department. I’ve been told by department of- ficials that they had no infor- mation on this subject or didn’t beens to but he didn’t have any informa- tion as to how or who takes such examinations. I feel there are many others that would like an answer to this ques- tion, I am’ proud of being just a patrolman but would like the advantage of taking such ‘tests. Guy White 2356 Anders. . wife. Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Hodson dr, ‘Just One Father and One Mother’ I wonder if others feel as I do? I do not get the impression from the Biblé that man was created ‘to be like the bull, the stallion, or any other lower animal. If so, why did he give him a superior brain and leave his skin bare? To quote Dr. Crane, ‘‘We find that children thrive better in a unified home atmosphere where there is - just one father and one mother.”. If seems to me the purpose of sex is children and love, and the shar- . ing of this purpose should hold a man ‘and woman together with great love for each other and their children, 4 God signified in Gen. 2:21, 22, that a man must have but one wife. He showed the same thing in saving from the flood only one woman to “man, It was as late as the seventh generation before a man took“more than one Mal, 2:15 shows that God ordained that man have only com- panion. Deut. 17:17 shows that God forbid kings to take more than one wife. In the Mosaic legislation a single wife was the proper number. Jesus also en- dorsed it in Matt: 19:5,6. Mother of Four ‘Joe Haas’ s” Article : Outdoes Classic’ The State of Michigan in gen- eral and the tourist trade in particular owe a debt of gratitude to your reporter, Joe Haas, for describing the beauty of the “Lost Paradise” in such true and beau- tiful words. His description of finding the Lost Paradise is, in my | opinion, much better than the 17th . century so-called ‘ ‘great classic” by the so-advertised “great mas- ter poet,” John Milton, ‘Paradise Lost.” TI think that was written by an overwrought Peer Gynt-like over imaginative fictitious story teller. . _L. Roth 74 Auburn Ave. - All — fo on ones eer of — People < the water. ne ithhe! ag request me: therefore I took them away as I saw good.—Exzekiel 16:50. x « * : When & proud man thinks best of himself, then God and man think worst of him.—Horace Smith. Cane Records of a Psychologist: Lorna’s case should be a val-. uable lesson. to all of you young brides. Scrapbook this column today and ré-read it frequent- ly. Don’t let the glitter of a double pay check inflate your standard of living and prevent you from having children. Live on.your husband’s pay check from. the outset despite rigid © budgeting! By DR, GEORGE W, CRANE Case Y-380: Lorna B., aged 32, has been married eight years. “Oh, Dr. Crane, I am. so .un- happy,” she began and started to cry. “ ’ “My husband has been indiffer- ent to me the past few years, and now says he thinks we ought to get a divorce, * * * “I think it all began when we got married. I had been working and making $45 , per week. He | earned $70 wWeek- © ly, so he suggest- % ed I better work the wedding till we could get on our feet, “Well, I did and ample, he decided we should trade in our old’ auto and get a brand new one. “And we joined sevéral clubs' provide a bulky residue which will,-thaf—took’-quite a little money._ collect aro ers the foreign object ‘Then we . and embed it im a comparatively bought better furniture oe ety pet “Since we were paying for it and the car on the installment, plan, at the end of the. year he decided I better keep my job a little longer. i. - "EVE & THE SERPENT - “But he figured for two nights on how we could @rop back to Sig ovt\pey check and live on Finally, ‘he decided wé simply could not \make ends meet. “We'd have to drop out of our clubs and make other economies that would crimp our style of liv- ing. “So he argued \[ should work an- otlier year. Well, there wasn't much else to do, though I disliked the idea, * «x \* “Before this year was over, he developed a craze for hunting and had invested $250 in shotguns and rifles. So when the year ended, we were no better off than before. ' He grew angry and we quarreled . violently. ‘It ended with my keen ing my job at the office. “And ever since then, we ve then $l been deflate have two or - “As it As, and T have wasted eight year o my life trying to live at an exag- gerate le.”’ ¥ neste s ts wel: Baa po cigeny ‘probably three children by by now, e wants a divorce ™ Couples, Use Only One Paycheck Newlyweds, beware of the tem- tation to inflate your living. scale by thus living on a double pay — check, If at all possible, start on the husband’s pay check and skimp thereon, even if you must cut -out 4il non-essentials, / It it is absolutely necessary for er nee eee (we, then resolutely live on the hus- Apand’s single pay check for all normal household. BS, * * Bank the vied 8 check or apply it as a down payment on a home or some other major = in- vestment, fi wl PON? BIE Reusch nati a ie Rin Se pe And they’re the lucky ones— five children: crowded into a | bed that was made for one. Overseas, millions of children are growing up in hovels, be- cause their parents, who once lived in clean well-kept homes, have had to flee from oppres- sion. These are children who . don’t know what a school is, They're being starved mentally as well as physically. Already you have helped. countless numbers through your gifts to the OVERSEAS AID Programs of America’s reli- gious faiths. Please continue to support your faith’s pro- gram. Even a dollar can do so much. PROTESTANT Share Our.Surplus Appeal CATHOLIC Bishops’ Clothing Collection JEWISH United Jewish Aopen! Published as a public service by The Ponfiac. Press in co- operation with The Advertising Council and .the’ Newspaper Advertising Executives Asso- ciation. E Bob Considine Sie iti i ey A] ‘ g g : rs elt é F fi : f E mf ui 7 F FE : g the representatives of all the Rus- sian — Molotov — was cheered in the streets of San Francisco. He looked like Teddy Roosevelt, we — what an heroic job his and our own matinee idol of a emery of Site Ewer’ B- Stet: Big, clear-spoken Harold pra was on the American team and his easy~manner with the press, his war record and reputa- tion as boy: governor of Minnesota | 2 Get 11 fo 35 Yarns for Theft, Shooting - house, 25,. Hospital. Greathouse and Arth Air critical condition in Ann: Arhor!ished the plane a tellow who can't misg. being President.” woed’s “reluctant ten.” diester ipteensh tae oth There was no atom bomb. It the calm and faintly aloof was not to be born with a fiery clency of the trim young seere- jbelch until the following July 16, tary-general of the meeting and [not to be used against people until by, his odd name—Alger' Hiss. |Aug. 6 of that year when the One day after Stettigjus had (course of history took a wrenching made an exceptionally fine ‘turn at a little town named Hiro- speech we learned that he had |shima, been given thé services of a new iy Rh ie * oo ghostwriter, the top “| ‘There a missile SO te Meee ie he tye weed by to lime the poo Costs $1 0.000 again, The gen- home, but, she has a slow en-}: _ | THB PONTIAC.PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10 % United Nations Will Face Its Sorest Test: One of the big laughs were the press conferences. The Chi- nese Communist delegation was comical to talk te. Real hicks. Farmers, Agtarians, Then there was the Communist And the day Molotov looked out over a waving wheatfield of up- raised; hands at a huge press con- ference and chose that of Earl Wilson. The room ached to ask the Russian about Fi Katyn For- est murders, why Russia hesitated to help us against Japan, who chose the Lublin government and so forth. But Earl had the floor. “Sir,” he asked, “dé you pro- nounce it vodka or wodka:’* Molo- »|tov blew, * And then there was the lady who would get past the guards on the aoe saa te tee wade i ae sembly session and cry out, “Why yiwon’t you mention God?" ‘They'd throw her out, After all, every- thing was going to be so right and * |Bottle of Pop Explodes at Track, 7 Injured just that God was superfluous, tf your car has a. whale-sized appetite ; « D5 ROCHESTER: Kaverley Rambler, 420 Switch To. Rambler -}) Winning America on Economy - +» Now 7th in ie in the U.S.! 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Rates are lower, terms are more liberal, and when you deal with a bank you’ re working with the safest financial institution there is! Remember this — when you come to Pontiac State Bank for money or for just financial advice, you’re not asking for favors. We want to do business ‘with you — help you with money for a car or a home, keep your savings safe and secure! 4 Let us be your banker! Come in aoe: ...and welcome! ’ CONVENIENT ‘OD orrices PONTIA STATE BANK | FINANCIAL SERVICES only at your bank! MEMBER FDIC. » SS > a ~ ae oa ze a B s Pa oes Sees : — : : | OF , 2 : ote 2 : ~ IGURE FLA TERING | -NATIONALLY-KNOWN eee 3 ‘ : | Area Peaial News a Holland, Switzerland, Germany Italy and France. ee Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kamp- turned ‘from. visiting their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dupin, in Mil- - waukee, Wis., where they also spent time with his parents, the ‘“Lewis-Dupins. Mrs. Dupin has turned to their home after a four-week trip to‘ Colorado, — and Oregon. - 2 et ‘- Mr. and Mrs, Loren T. Flynn ed Ireland, England, Belgium, © ner of Ogemaw road have re-. come to Pontiac for a week — ie ee Knit it Fabiics ond iC ottons in’ _ the same smart Cataling styles you Saw. = at twice te — = 26 Tasker’ $ Seeds. FE 5-6261 63 Ww. Huron St. | | ti ‘iB eakdne. Benita She | Sead, cook ee eo eee ley of Oriole road have re- oe gee acnnes urned from a six-week trip 8 2 ; ‘ . ‘Alberta Salisbury oe a SHOP | abroad. ‘Their itinerary includ- | “pitt Warne is bere for 10 days visiting her brother-in-law and, -sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Da-" reunion and the celebration of Mr. Davis’ birthday. : * * * W. U. Holt of Poteau, Okla., has left for his home after spending six weeks visiting at the homes of his daughters, Mrs. Ward O’Brien of Hamil- visit. ton street and Mrs. Percy. L. +: * Thompson of South _ Jessie . _ “Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. For- | street. , man of Chippewa road have re- + *® 3. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Hite . with their son, Donald Walser, and Gaughter, Gloria, of Bir- mingham, ate spending the ' season at their summer home Jr. and their daughters, Janet | ‘at Lake Angelus. and : ed to their x * ‘* home in Ontiha, Neb., Satur- Isabelle Evans, daughter ot - day after spending three weeks | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans of Dick avenue who. was graduat- ed from: Pontiac Central High "School Aug. = was ‘honored at an open house Sunday ies by her parents. In the fall Miss Evans will _ enter the McAuley School of Practical Nursing. secretary: of the Pontiac Area * *&-.& Community: Chest and holds Attending the Méthodist the same. position at Des Camp at. Lake Louise this week were. 2 from Central Methodist Church ¥A 82 are William Bank, Jean Car- Mr, and Mrs: G. M. Jens- son, Kay Cline, Suzanne Field, wold of Sarasota, Fla., ar.e Robert Kibbee, Karen McClel- lan, and Edwinna Skelley. Mrs. Harold Sibley of James K boulevard also is attending ; as a counselor, Pentiae Prese Photes ' The Pontiac Society of Artists sponsored a paint- “t left) and Mrs, Ben W. Badenoch were among mem- Nancy Moats ing and sculpture display at the Tel-Huron.Shopping — bers of the society. who assisted in arr rene. ~ Ts H onor ed Center Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Paul Davison “ exhibit. at Luncheon ge ee Nancy Moats, who will marry Ronald Kasher Saturday, was honored at a spinster luncheon held last Saturday at the Dray- ton Plains home of Mrs. John Devine. Carol Young was co- hostess. Parents of the couple are Mr,” and Mrs. Dale Moats of West Iroquois road and Mr. and Mrs. . a Watters of Mur- Other guests included Joann’ Uligian, Beth Tenny, Martha Vi Sharon Hubbell and MOMS Slate Picnic The Michigan State Board, MOMS of America, Inc., met Monday afternoon at the Au- burn avenue home of Mrs. Frank J. Gould for a business meeting. Participating in the program were Mrs. Samuel Sprague and_ 4 were guests of the Oxford MOMS unit for dinner and in- stallation ceremony held in the © a picnic at Belle Isle for mem- bers, their families and friends, The group will meet at the + Belle Isle Casino at 10:30 a.m. All are asked to bring: picnic Mrs. Forrest Ragsdale is : % : Mrs. Frank Polasek, state chairmas- of -the picnic. | hb - di Gusts. - the luncheon were president. ’ Watchbands ff x= tus wine irs. devia | Gorsrs ar oxronn_|Don't Touch Food ' In the evening the group With. Infected Hands If you have any sore. or infec- tiofh on your dont touch food without wearing gloves. Use either rubber variety or cheap cotton “chef's” gloves that can be washed in hot soap or de- tergent suds after each wearing. American Legion Hall, Oxford. Mrs. Polasek conducted the installation of new“ officers for the coming year. On Thursday, ‘there will be arney, ; Patricia Nicholson. A solution of mustard and Salli =: ‘88 8. Saginaw jars. ol Barber and Joan Wagley. | Mrs. C. K. Neuman (left) and Mrs. Walter apa helped to arrange various—pieces ‘of sculp- ture artistically at the group's exhibit. Eight of the paintings shown will‘ be featured in the state exhibit to be held in Ann Arbor for two weeks beginning Aug. 2. Endurance Runs Are Not for Vacationers By - RUTH MILLETT You'll enjoy that vacation trip more if . ‘You leave your worries behind and refuse to talk or think about them while you are gone. . - You don’t try to keep to a strict schedule. . You don’t try to coyer more miles or crowd in more ‘sightseeing than you cant manage without getting tired and cross. You look ,with interested eyes NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPA CARPET VALUE DAYS! August. Sth to 15th £ Se fe Weor ‘it now, - These Prices Include Waffle Combination Pad for fall, or back-to-school 12.95 ) and Tackless Installation 7 . ‘oh all that le new to you and Bigelow Oyster-Beige All Wool, $9.45 square yard installed. Regularly $12.45 Contemporary design in a high and Bigelow Spice Tweed. $4.95 square yard installed.. Regular $7.45 sq. yd. 100% stain resistant Staylux yarn. 4 a , low loop. You expect some inconveniences Serbin’s shirtwaister in _ Guliston Beige - Brown - Green Tweed = Gutiston All Wool Black and White _ |plaining or fretting. ° : 4 ' "$6.95 square yard installed. Regularly Tweed, $8.95 square yard installed. Reg- SALON ‘You try to make all of your $9.45 50% Wool and 50% Solution Dyed * |dealings with others pleasant, but | ularly $11.45 sq. yd, Heavy 100% virgin wool, The tight weave is an assurance of excellent wear. ° f . drip-dry combed cotton, don’t get upset if you run into with its belt to’match, . — who is rude, You" take time to see the in- Viscose Yarn. o : in new color fall plaids. Bigelow 2-Tone Wilton, $8.88 square 2 oe. yard installed. Regularly $1145 sq. yd, Lees All hoped a ~~ by pe Bye ete ve wb ak —— 2 to 16. This is a heavy, long wearing Wilton ae pies $140.00 on pe “ sq.ft as many miles a day as ; es = ; construction. 100% Staylux yarn. job. De oom: ORA OBRECHT |. You don’t worry it your plans ; have: to be changed or complain about. minor discomfor ts.” You don’t expect those who are traveling with youjto want to do Specializing “in Hair Styling and Permanents a Out Go All aE . ; You ‘store ip a few amusing 5 Z ‘ Complete Beauty Service prong Sr sour te de a3 152 N. Perry FE 2:3053 | Sit’ your friends when : - 1 's D ican with your when you get | ummer resses | back home, * Several Rolf Belances at Greatly Reduced Prices Dr. 1 Dr: Stanley W. Black | Pontiac Headquarters for the Famous Wool “0” Rugs and OPTOMETRIST — vf ‘Priscilla. Turner, Hand Hooked Rugs. 13 : ae 4 . | KE RD. eS 1 Block West of M-5S9 Corner of Cass Lake Road, Pontiac OVER acs: _ STORE 4 “OPEN MONDAY Park Right ot the PSOE Then Shop in ae — | and FRIDAY EVENINGS ©, ‘ Ps “Air Cooled Comfort "TIL 9 1666 South Telegraph — 7 A Somme Pajamas and Sleeveless \ fae Hem 15-060 fe a Mrs. Elvis McConnaughhay of Amberwood street were hosts at , the affair. : Lok Attending were the families of . Mr, and Mrs, A. A, Tribby, Mr. . Mrs. Harold Lane of “Flint, Mr.| both of Huntington Woods, and the bride’s sister’s Jane and Kathleen Moultrup. All wore i ballerina-length dresses of pink chiffon over ‘pink taffeta and earried bouquets of white te ie Z ou ye ‘2 fab Z a r -_ f° : : tad ; «% : ~ * An invitation has been’ sent to}: The Midgets competed in the Governor G. Mennen Williams by the Pontiac Area Junior Chamber of Commerce requesting him to appear sometime during the last two weeks in October to partici- nate in-an open non-partisan pub tic forum. 4 League this season, finishing with a 5.7 record, good for fourth place. * _*® * troit Tigers play the Cleveland to Play Auburn Heights | | “WEST BLOOMFIELD, TOWN- ‘SHIP -- The West Bloomfield. Pontiac Parks and Recreation'=* Tomorrow they will see the De-| . * * * According to Richard. H. Han- soh, chairman of the Public: For- ‘Indians. at Briggs Stadium as guests of the Pontiac Metropolitan Club. x *. & The team was managed by Russ Gfeig and Clarence (Skin) Crowle. be 3 E: 2 Cranes Run by Tape um, top Republican and. Demo- cratic candidates in the state are being invited to the meeting. They include Paul Bagwell, Repu candidate for governor; |Change’ Found in 1879 » seleet ghy~ “date ‘in.the last two Cooley Family Group E. Potter, Republican candida: for the U.S. te and Philipp = ~~ ; A. Hart, tic. candidate for’ ST. LOUIS — Overhead electric the US. ba es *: cranes engaged in repetitive duties * * Williams: 2 been requested to weeks of October to. hold the forum at His convenience. Purpose of. the’ event is, to. arouse titerest ih election issues. as part Of the Jaycees “Get ‘Oat and Vote” eainpalgn, ee es The organization will ‘aldo con- duet a house-to-hotse. campaign intending to contact every adult in* Pontiac and have them sign a pledge card indicating they will regista® and vote. No reference will be made to any political party, according to Hanson. Boy Scouts, Girl .Scouts, Campfire Girls and assist in the canvas. x * * The Jaycees will also pediceiten: 06 Mee as a baby sitting service the ms transportation to the-polls as of election, ‘according to Clyle Haé- kill, president. ~~ Fr Schedules Reunion The Cooley Family Association, of America will hold a reunion Friday and Saturday at tlie Mich- igan Union Building in Ann Arbor. * All Cooley deseendants and their {Oat carbe run without an operator— Lby recording preselected operations! onto a tape. The: system makes; use of a ae recorder, frequency gefer'atot, «ahd frequency-selector panels.anda@.control panel to pro- am sen _—— es _|Rd., drowned yesterday afternoon “tin Lake Minnewanna at the Meta- *’ mora Recreation Area three miles 4] talicins Rescue | At Mitamore Recreation pean a [ Young Lapeer Boy Drowns, ‘LAPEER — Thomas da Fick,_| 642-year-old son of the Rev. and) Mrs, Lee R. Fick of 5567 Gtteon | east of Hadley. Thomas and a 6-year-old play- mate, Billy Dash of Elba, both slipped off an inner tube ¢ on “which & American Boy | in Swollen River : ' VERONA, Italy*(UPI) — Four Italians who went to the aid of ell American boy who fell into the Adige River here received the per- sonal thanks of Maj. Gen. Harvey | Fischer, SETAF commanding gen-' eral, Eight-year-old Michael Ford, | ‘between 10,000 and 20,000 original they had bon floating, . according to Lapeer County sheriff's deputies, Mrs. Fick, who was on the shore, | saw Billy go under and pulled him: to safety. He was revived by the Hadley Voluinteer firemen. Thomas’ body was yecovered at 4:40 p.m., about, an hour and a half after he had gone under, dep- uties said. ~ Service will be held at 2 p.m, Thursday at the Elba Baptist Church of which the Rev. Fick is | pastor. Proof of Marriages Kept in Clerk's Fites BILLINGS, Mont. n—Tifre are a lot of people who might have trouble proving they are married, Clerk of Court Andrew Palo has ‘marriage certificates that have imore, Md., attached to. SETAF’s Owners. Some are as old as 1887, son of Capt. John Ford of Balti-/never been turned-over to the provost marshal section of Caser- before Montana became a state. ma Passalacqua, slipped and ‘fell!They run into the 1930s. into the swollen waters of the Palo explained that ‘years ago Adige as he -walked along the/the Clerk of the District Court kept bank. ithe ‘original marriage certificates x w« ion file. Then, in the 1920s, a Mon-| : Giuliana Molteni, 17-year-old|tana attorney gentral ruled that student, was the first to see tely boy's plight. . She immediately leaped into the fast-flowing river! |and prevented him from being swept away: Three men, Sandro Meritao, Giuseppe Tebaldo and Lorenzo Fazzini, who also ob- served «the danger, ‘entered. the water and the rescue was com- pleted. Fischer expressd his profound day, pledged recently that this | |admiration, and that of all Amer-|state will double its food produc- jicans under his command in Italy, - for the courage of the Veronese! | who risked their lives. ithe original licenses be delivered to the owners. ‘Million. Indians Moke ‘Food-Doubling Pledge SIMLA, India—More than a mil- lion peasants, gathered at 10,000 meetings in the Punjab the same | tion in three or\four years. | The aim is to make this northern) lborder state India’s main granary. | Davisburg The annual picnic of Oakland Pomona Grange has been postponed from Aug, 10 to Aug. 17, when it will be held at Davisburg ‘Park at 1:30 p.m. Holly The 28th annua) reunion of the Olive Branch nefghborhood will be held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr. ‘Henry D. Seeley; with picnic’ dinner at noon. All present and former residents are invited. - Franklin The Franklin Cemetery Dadies ‘Auvil- lary will hold a potluck picnic meeting 1 p.m. Aug. 14 at the home of Mrs. Russell Pickering, 7141 Franklin Rd., The nominating committee of _ Mrs. Harold Grogg, Mrs. Floyd Beardslee ang Mrs. Herbert Masters will present the slate of officers for the coming year. Anyone interested in the Franklin Cemetery is invited. Rochester The daughters of Orval E. Walker of! Rochester will Sponsor an open house party for him Sunday, -Aug. 17, from 2> to 6 p.m. in honor of his 80th birth- day. The event will be held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Buston at 2770 South Rochester Rd. Those plan- pemed to attend have been asked to omit ri PARIS — The modern science of chemistry was founded in 1789) whén the French chemist, Antoine Lavoisier, explained the process of chemical cha This —Jaid® the basis for modern chemical manu- facturing. One year later Samuel Hopkins received the first United Stat es patent on a chemical proc- cock, wildlife sanctuary the Watsons have created on their sloping, wooded property on North Van Dyke. a little blue. It's molting season, “Area Fami By LEE WINBORN’ Romeo Correspondent | ROMEO—“‘Joe” is ‘not ‘quite as proud as usual as he struts around the grounds of the Charles Watson farm, a mile north of Romeo. It's; molting season; and he’s losing his feathers. “Joe” is a magnificent blue pea- the star. attraction in the “Joe's” feathered friends in- clude 12 varieties of pheasants — plus quail and chukars' < housed in cages near the drive- way: Smaller white, silk ban- tams hiave the run of the grounds and wild Mallard ducks may be ‘ess—an improved potash kettle. seen on the Watsons’ man-made lake. P CLARKSTON — Ruth Ann Alt- house became the bride of David 'W. Couture Saturday morning at Our“ Lady of Refuge Church in » Jof Nursing, ‘the rites Mrs. Ami DA} Of 6619 Roselawn Dr... families are invited, according to Miss. Irene Miller of 5412 W. Main St., — {secretary of the sociati on. Performs Couture-Althouse Rite | Es _of Walled Lake. Ushers were Rich- - ing’ in northern Michigan. They at Romeo This Morning ROMEO — James Reid, 52, of|partment to stock’ their lake. They } Elizabeth, in a shed: tohind ‘his This wife said, / was the bridegroom’ $ brother, Jack! ard Hoener of Péntiac and Thomas Miller of Milford. A garden reception was held at thes home of the bride's parents following the ceremony, The newlyweds are honeymoon will make their horne in Mt. Plea- sant. while the -bridegroom com- pletes his college education. Find Dead Man Hanged 294 Fairgrove St., was found dead. early this -morning by his wife, home. Romeo - ‘ Bolice Chief Edgar Welsch said Reid was found hang- ith, ing by a rope. He had despondent because of ill “NOT SO PROUD THESE DAYS—“‘Joe,’ ’ ‘the peacock, is feeling fuge to wild game — it’s a very soul Pontiac Press Phote and his six to eight-foot ‘span of feathers is a little thin right now. He is one of the many wild birds being raised on the Charles Watson farm, north of Romeo. ly Stocks Wildlife Sanctuary _| Near the house there are smaller report said. Prices of meat® ani- containing canaries and) cages finchs. “We keep the varieties we like— not just a barnyard full,” W atson| said. “I think we have about two dozen wild birds now.” x * * The Watsons’ female peacock is not seeing visitors these days. She! has found a comfortable spot in a -\bed of tiger lilies and is patiently sitting on hew four eggs waiting for them to hatch. While his’ companion. is other- wise occupied, “Joe” pals around i. flock of guinea hens. The s set up a raucous how! when- ever strangers come near and head: for the trees, but if “Joe’’ is alone, a visitor can get quite close to him — but- not close enough to touch, b “The guinea hens and peacocks |wait at the door in the morning for handouts of bread,” Mrs, Watson said. “Otherwise their diets consist of scratch feed."’ * * * they often perch on the rose arbor| or the. swing,”” Watson explained. “At night they pick their favorite spots in the trees to roost.’ “When winter comes we catch the birds by feeding them in the pens, and that’s where they stay until warm weather returns again,” he said. cently ordered 125 Northern pike} ‘}from the State Conservation De- already have bluegills. The pike will measure from 18 to 24 inches long. See * * ee “We also have deer that come to our pond for a dtink every night,” Watson said. “We enjoy offering re-| tistying hobby,” ‘Jumps to 236 Points fruits and. vegetables just coming _ RARE PLANT BLOOMS — Mrs. Percy Stowe The beautiful flower made its long-awaited. ap- '" of Milford is admiring the blossom of her rare pearance Sunday night, only to die : few hours ; cereus plant which took seven years to develop. | 4 . Many Gather ‘to Watch - Birth, Death of. Citas | | | By REBA HEINTZELMAN MILFORD—An all-night ‘‘watech” got under way at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Percy Stowe home near Mil- ford when a rare night-blooming ceréus plant began to put on a phe- nomenal show that lasted well into} the wee hours of the morning. All evening long, friends and in- terested people came from nearby communities to witness one of na-| ture’s most fantastic spectacles — —| the birth and death of a gorgeous blossom ina matter of hours. For seven’ years the plant had remained an unattractive, non- descript. bunch of leaves, then almost suddenly 2 bud began to take shape out of the side of one ‘of the lateral leaves, “Even the reddish-brown bud) was ugly,’ Mrs. Stowe said. “It looked exactly like the head of a serpent.”’ It stayed in bud form for more than two weeks, until the ‘‘queen of the niglit,”’ as it is known, slow- ly began to open “right before our very eyes,"" Mrs. Stowe said. She added that as the bloom unfolded, the center stamen could be seen first. Tiny, deli- cate tendrils -next appeared as the big wax-like petals contin- ued te open, Because of its-rare tevcael nothing seemed to compare with’ ithe pungent, exotic fragrance of the bloom that filled their home for five short hours, the Stoews said } ‘ At midnight, the huge bloom had reached its fullest growth. It meas- ured 18 inches in diameter and had 12 big snow-white petals, each slightly scalloped. around .thé edges, ~ later as is its custom. _ For one hour. ee Rive laced ‘By 2 a.m. yesterday, the once beautiful masterpiece of nature On the back of the blossom, « several fragile white spears pro-, |‘ truded from the bloom as if pro-. Farm Prices Index | LANSING #—The index of prices paid for Michigan farm products! jumped to 236 points, two points above the June 15 figure, the State and Federal Agriculture Depart- ments reported today. Nationally, the index slipped a point to 254 per cent of the 1919-14 price average. Michigan's figure stood five points above July, 1957. Milk, dry} beans, eggs, broilers, wool and, to market led to the increase, the mals, except lambs, grains, hay, and farm chickens Gectined a sieety CLARKSTON—Sally Jane ceed became the wife of Joseph-€ diner in a double-ring, service Met © z i g Fy : Es zg . Gardiner-Bauer ip units Solemnized at Clarkston a : ee Sth icite cooveree’ tier neha from June. Tasmanid Mountainous rill I 4 F HOBART, Tasmania—Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state, is. con- sidered the world's most moun- tainous: island. Some of the wild lands on its rugged west coast have never been ‘explored. . Tas- mania is popular with Australians| Attending his bride were her ° sister, Shirley; Bonnie. Abbott, Dixie P: of Pontiac’ , and Hazel Miller, all Sing bored whe, datiliy Gos “The peacocks fly like jets _|- The Watsons’ ntérest . ‘wila| game extends also to fish. They re-|, as a summer-vacation place. Mr. and M man. of Sav Township, KAREN J, WESSMAN _ . Leon M. Wess- street, -Waterford ve announced the engagement/ of their daughter, Karen J., Ao Thomas’ C.: Furt- ney, son Mr, and Mrs. Rich- ard “T. * -of McClintock ship, The is a st rel ~ nt at Ferris Institute pids. The wedding date t. been set, Mrs. Ke ~ —— buffet supper wae served at the * home of the bride’s for Best’ man * vile yee! Gardiier, the wedding. _— out-of-town brother of the bridegroom, Serving| guests. as fishers were another brother,| Upon return dice: their honey- Jolin; Donald and Douglas Alex-|moon trip to northefn Michigan, ander and Charles Hancock, all of|the newlyweds will make their Glarkston. home in Toledo, - STARTS TOMORROW be 20% to 50% Save on CHILDREN’S WEAR Save on GIRLS’ and BOYS’ bh ian att _ Save on MEN‘’S CLOTHING | Saye on LADIES’ CLOTHING EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS. oo Every Department Hes Bai : Many New Fall Fashions » beg te B. i ¢ 2 f, 2% 5 = 3 s zs De ena gla anaes orate ly Prem the | * Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS Soe Schmidt, whose mild mannerisms would hardly serve to indicate that he is pro football’s toughest line- backer} was nearly out of gtasp of the Detroit Lions on _ two occasions. “Tt would have been a sad day fenthe Lions if we - had tradd Schmidt to the Steelers like we had planned| ‘ “in his rookie year,” said ex-coach, Buddy Parker. ‘Parker mentioned Schmidt in’ this instance in point-| ing out to Pittsburgh writers that he is now very care- ful abou cutting any players before eee him a » thoroughy test. was in 1953 when I decided I was going to trade Schmidt and keep linebacker Dick Flanagan, a veteran,” said Parker, “but in the last exhibition game, Schmidt really showed us something and it ‘was then we decided to let Flanagan go.” “Flanagan now is through, and Joe is still the all- league linebacker, and that was when I learned my ee Re aoe Tenrers Woo rast,” be added. * Jia ccode caron'to the. Ucas by weatebil " of @ freak accident. That year, 1953, the Lions had| picked another player as ‘7th draft choice, but then| © the league ruled that the player was ineligible to be drafted. Se ‘Schmidt ‘was substituted as the 7th choice. ‘ “I never got to play much early in the exhibition season,” said Schmidt, “and I had heard from friends phe Peay at T-wae going & Se treden —_, Of course one could safely say, the Lions have {been happy and fortunate for the turn of events which * kept him in Detroit. | NOW LIGHTER AND FASTER 2 . After his short stay in the Army, Schmidt reported ag ce ene ee ee ee “1 feel good withagt. that excess weight and my _legs sure got.into shape with those Army drills,” ston can sation 1. onh i pactie, he souma to be eS Playing in his 6th year in the NFL, Joe. was the valuable player on the team in 1955 and again Sore pee Sam years: be. wes, MARA choice as linebacker. ‘Now 28 years old, Schmidt figures he has three to * five more good years left in pro ball. “Would like very much to go into college or pro coaching,” he said, “although I do have a couple futare.” — Se A A ge a ae all A © tenes a th * Cl As Ade pe te a A NRE ie ae ate ine tne ¢ | ae good business opportunities waiting for me in the “Booking at the 1958 campaign, the teserved Lions’ captair sees one of the biggest free-for-all battles ever staged for positions in the Western Division. “One break in anyone game could be a deciding They said we did not have the personnel to do linebacker, nearly fell out of the Bs: nc cm 4 NEARLY TRADED -— Joe Schmidt, pro football's outstanding in his rookie season, He was a substitute in the 1953 draft and was almost traded by Buddy Parker to the Steelers that year. (See u grasp of the Detroit Lions twice iE aa ¥ } HED shay! é 3 i E : ti tl [ i 3 z hy uF a iF : soaceanes nol Spans :. Lest ew York vi a 36 OM soe 1 $1 ae * -) J Detref saldéoaess 50 52 490 Cleveland... .. 5154 NG Baltimore ||. 47 8347 Kansas City ..47 53 470 Washin 45 59 433 YES ESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 9, Baltimore 4, night Only game scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES ard Tim ‘ork at Baltimore, 7:05 pan —Turley| > va. a . Bd Boston, : wan Chicago at Kansas s G4) vs. Grim (1-2). . ' OM: s New York at Baltimore, 4 at@Metreit, 1:36 p.m. “ Washington . 1 p.m, 5 Chieago at City. Ps p.m. : NATIONAL LEAGUE Lost Pet. Behind pm Accident Insurance 714 Community Net - Bank Bldg. Phone FE 4-1568- Donald E. Hansen Res. 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Committee staff. both _laber and t} Undaunted by these groups in Detroit's coverall laun-| Hoffa ‘recently set about trying : form a giant combine of : tation unions._ be a subject PPE, SN tal veghriicg! le atieck an Fishy Raekiect, Fite: left to right are Taylor, ie eee on Sherman Willse,, Army Plans Tribute ‘|to Lebanon Casualty , BEIRUT, Lebanon — A U.S. was killed Saturday by shots fired at his truck, The spokes- man said an_ investigation Business Notes A S Be Sure You Are Well Insured! Kenneth G HEMPSTEAD} INSURANCE Save Up to 25% Now in One Broader Protection You Receive Protection for You¥ Home, the : Contents, Theft and Personal Liability. . _Now You Can Save Money When _ You Buy Home Insurance! Max E. Kerns BR. W, Huttenlocher 306-320 Riker Bidg. FE 4-1551 _ THE MIDYEAR BUSINESS OUTLOOK THE NEXT SIX. MONTHS...WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT? Production ... Sales ... . Earnings Profits . . . Dividends .. . Employment _ WHICH INDUSTRIES SHOULD BENEFIT hagas LEAST? - ¥ a To receive your FREE copy of the Midyear Economie, Business and Financial OUTLOOK, as published by the management of the Keystone Funds, send this coupon to: Go J. Nephler Co. ve 2-9119 Nat'l Bank mw oure 850 10 4.30" N. a1 nay pape er gk AE gS ea a ei tg Be STS ge a pO ee ae a ee ee a ls 2 peas ae : sa eae Ses es sl Pig i Ks = eis at ince A rn A ae et Fs ae = Soe " j a a3 4 __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1058 a neo cen aren BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES - Ta ek By Bdgar Martin toe r TEEPHONE, ||| COMMIS! ! DURE | Cite PUG\ i © 1950 by NEA Service, ne, TIM, Reg. US. Pat, OFF the onetime boy wonder of Mich- : oe . g betel | f vo senatorial George Docking is unopposed for| igan politics, is seeking an un- who was back, Kansans wil! nominate for six : DIXIE DUG By McEvoy and Strieber —_ 5] RS ee LORS 08 = dS Gur a Get. { | e By T. V. Hamlin ; YEH SAY, I THINK \ JUST GO PRY «pan? as “I should think you'd be PROUD your wife can still attract the BOARDING HOUSE i: AY WH at be reese NO/a~ NOW none LET ME GO— THIS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL! —— ‘% =e! ~ == (a = » A } : : _ at an. ~ By Ernie Bushmiller — — HOW DO THOSE MEN ALWAYS -WONDER you KNOW ? . SHARE THEIR LUNCH ‘ WHAT TIME wev 4h WITH THE BIRDS MB V7 | 4 : VY a RK 5 7 os 3 a ' ‘ tae q fridge Aik Force | © 1980 lp sd feng : = “Aides Dy Pageannch ged ® | Zz . M === ( : ae at Be somes ee a OUT OUR WAY 5 a | ears hy — HE'S AN OLD BRUSH- RNG w1yg| OH, 1S THAT TWO? , ‘Maj. Gen, W. P. Fisher, Air \ POPPIN’. HOSS, WES-- Oh \ | He I THOUGHT iT Force director of legislative lisison,| | . ( JVESEEN HIM GO _ Veil g\, » WAS ONE siizctot,.,. Qe . | gal similar 1 car baaee ( BETWEEN TWO CLOSER #f De. { fog HE'D SPLIT! : | . not oa — any deci- By Dick Cavaili Marriage License = a 3000 C _ Applications A Bakes Patan Hectoee 4 Set te Beirecoums. Parmineion . ait : Roy C. Olson Jr. Sands Point. New) Fay | ‘ 4 Yinda P. Ball. ‘Birmingham i , 5 i ef | ea he MERE nocetawn Ghasion 3 anere. 2306 Shuey Qopalg 4, Cratord, Miltors FER De witchcock. “Rolly By Charles Kuhn seman Beer | ceban &: BBE! THEN ONE OTH ecans-| [HA-HA/1 7 3 sme, mena gap err CROWS MOVED AN THEY] | WAS NDA PUNRW ANT 74 ss aoe James ¥, Saspaner. Drarten Plains ) amervear arcs. (Manav emam ttre | Qari 4 seme, aegisten & wand e- Williams. Madison Heights 4 4 3 hs (Gp Serr guPecege, want pace, | Lm Senne , . , , Te | Tan Ue Ui| : + \ | , bnak an, ~ CFE™ ile + HALF ACRE CASTLE USING THEIR HEADS—Hold- ing their heads high despite the loads they ere carrying, women traders.come to the market in Keta, Ghana. Market day in sparsely settled Ghana is a big occasion. It gives the women a chance to visit as well as con- duct their business. Births Recent births in the Pontiac area reécorded in the ‘Oakland County Clerk’s office are listed below by the name of the father. Pontiac George C. Willis, 7069 Mather Chester A. Williams, 105 Center John M. Wood, 141 Emerson Charlies R. Walters, 33 E. Princeton Thurman E. Witt, 6581 Aylesbury Ployd Wilson, 18 Garner Rale 8. Witman, 36 Belmont Ronald J. Wilde, 1210 Coshocton Jack A. Wallace, 21 N. Edith Porter gewrearey Jr., 1188 Pairfax | Eugene T. Wright, 2471 Littietell « aonaia W. York, 232 Seward J Grant W. Hefferman, 82 Ruth Richard E. Heil, 109 Moreland Jack H. Head, 1715 Mercedes Donald D. Helgemo, 5848 WN. Aylesbury John C, Henderson, 135 Center Charles K. Henry, 116. Summit Frederick G. Henry, 3440 Tienken- Manuel Hernandez, 486 Wyoming Lucion R. Herron, 3051 Garden Louis R. Karns, 1105 Dover Barron > Katchka, 976 Canterbury a . Keehn, 69 Hamilton esse | jer’ 256 Lither UNDERWOOD. Daley B. Karem, 110 E. Ypsilanti a Catherine Estella, 2880 E y, 2654 Empire Kenneth L. Kindig, 602 Valencia Cecil L. EKlasko, 655 Granada Robert B. Kranz 2951 Churchill Arden J. Seaton, 2845 = Robert J. Nellis, T7 Spokane James J. Netschke, 273 Pramble Cisero Northern, 281 W. Wilson — B. Notarianni, ,4905 Cass-Eliza- Louis EK. Norberg, 181 W. Brooklyn Beillo R. Ortega, 435 8. Edith Junior M. Olson, 46 Hudson Richard N. Overton, 193% 8. Boule- vrard W J. V. Creger, 5658 Eldridge , 660 n Jackson W. 300 i —— Re lerbect D. viewers, 3805 M: Glenn ‘B. Vallance, 562 = Manstiel - Lewis BE. Vance, 140 Om John W. Van Ouruaer: 77123=«- Tull Donald L. Wickham, $840 Crescent Kenneth H. Ashbaueh, wink irwindale. Maynard L. Ashby. 53 New John A. Axen, 597 Mt. Guenenee Nathen Baie, 1055 Vinewood. wane L. Ballentine. "339 Howard Me- eit William R. Bale, mag Auburn, Ernest Barker, 180 Dellwood. Max E. Bowen, 30 Lorraine. Russell M. B ioe es, 799 Crittendon. bs eo W. Bendesen, 9381 Bonnie Briar. B. Allen, 00 Coe. am H. Armstrong, 078 Kingston. -—= Oscar L. Arm +: berry. Eilzie Arnold, FY ¢ fford Gere. . rt L. Cole. Jack G. _ 679 N. Perr Gerald M Scopenhiaver, Je8 Elizabeth e. A. 70 Ww. Iroquois. Rosi W Goulter, 1190 Elsie, William L. Cramer, 1965 Swaranne: Noises Lead to Death STURGIS, Ky. (AP)—Clayburn Brooks recently heard noises near his héme at night and loaded a shoteun for protection. He left the gun in a corner of his bedroom. His two sons, Trumari, 7, and Ver- nén, 11, found the gun. Vernon picked it up and pulled the trig- ger. One blast killed i. Hills . |_at Donel St Donelsca-Johne Pubers] Hem Help Wanted Male ol ~ Death Notice ase anor a usband Rowe May _ Baker in Crescen Cemetery, Mrs. Bentley iy CRITES, AUGUST 41008, BAY. 14 140 toon Funeral Tom. Malone efnaetng, Inter- in New. Sale metery, Mo, Mr. Crites will be ial "te athe Seppe or py Puneral uesday evening. HECK, Donald et hae? Tas: alien” gem sons of D. Heck; dear cepen: ers of Catherine M. Heck; dear randsons of Mr. and Mrs, An- with snter ment at Mt. Hope te: Funera] arrangements by Voorhees-Siple Puneral Home. HOFFMAN, AUGUST 2, 1958, JOHN ffman; dear father of Norbert, Gilbert, anthony Hoff- man, —- Martina English, Prank Hoffman and Mrs. Dorothy a Gear brother ef Joseph aba Alert Hoffman. Puneral service will be held Wednesday, Aug. 6 at 10 a.m. from Bt. Vincent de Paui|_! Chureh with interment in Mt. Ho of the ope C y. ' Rosary will be at 8 p.m. at the Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Home “with K of C Rosary at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Hoffman will lie in state at ntl Melvin A. Schutt Funeral KEUTGEN, Mae oan 635 Over- hill Rd. Birmingham; mother of George O.; sister of Mrs. Augus- Rosary Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. at akiand, Birmingham. For _ MATHEWS, AUGUST 3, 1858, Robert, $01 Harrison Street, age 45; — — of Bertha Baptist Rev. Richar H. Dixon, Jr. officiating. Inter- ment Hill Cemetery. Mr. Mathews will lie in ~— at Prank e ae Puneral Home after i p.m. Thursday. : MARION, AUG 4. 1058, Le epee C., Irw: ge P. Marion; dear father of Steven Michael, Wendy Lou Scott Leland Marion; dear brother of sRoebert D. Marion,. Lo f- isn end Mild Thureds “angst Tat 130 pam. ursday, .@ p.m. a rexion emple Church, 805 Auburn Avenue wi Vv Be th L. Sheffield fficiating. Marion will lie in state at the Farmer-Snover Puneral Home un- il Thursday a.m. when will be taken to the church. th Rev. Paul cues Oakhill Cemetery. Mrs. Peyton will lie in state at the Carruthers Funera Prank C eral held A t 6, at 3 p.m, from moses, be rd Cha pel = -laeete AnT m a cas ts an exce Iso > a Y educe: Barwon wth a succ pany in the nay mee pt ate ne reeniion Bm. set b Wed Michigan Ee employment : oe ie rall GANV mod 2 es wv “3 foslon “Alo. telepboos Seletere 8. Tele enn apg! EXPERIENCED MAN FO R DRY cle route Must be over 35. Apply Main Cleaners. 4480 Eliza- be ake Rd. ar. PERIENCED with. dairy cows and Surge equip. a Must a leg es. pt a Bavisbur ure "Rd . Holly, Mich. MEI- PA a “Bhan NCH Now ceptin ications Apply toss Ww Sn ganar ano 10% 1 MEN HEAVY AVY | EQUIPMENT AINING See our Class 9. MECHANIC WITH EXPERIENCE, camper = core — have tools ee pag rotate ick on M-24, Lake Orion, MAN WANTED. a ‘LEARN § eed ing business. work. No esethe apply ve Sy Paddock. Between 8 PART TIME Selling new Ford ant seed "sate oo peal oa Milne. "cootiaa rubs "Sears Reoback & Co. Needs Part- Time Salesmen Maal Fomiae and all surrounding wish to ——. your. gio | you income by to $100 ad. week, answer 8 y Interview ee august Waldron hopes Pon Mr ner 7 p.m ly. No phone cats LE APPLICANTS TO WA ee of tree tet starting August Must ha ve h erred ‘ing com agony 2 engl to jek Placement man Ay “once. Help Wanted Female. 7 1 Home AVON COSMETICS OFFER PROF- Kable rt-time work for house- wives —.. — women. a4) : —— Backfield tep soll. F’ ' ett ae Moving & Trucking~-19)" hat, ee aed wed. Househo 14 Goods 27 r RADIO8B, FURNITURE 1 NEEDED| Fruit Wood Must be in Ecod condition. Phone Midwest 4-0264., Fy # a. MOS BAULING ri 2 Ressenntie PE hue FE 2-2000 AA-1 Reduced Rates Smith gy coed van or pickup, pickup, YE ber ii MOVING "AND HAULING. anytime, EX ~ NG &. RUB Aut Ge ond. FE 0148, watttiG x RUBBISH NAME your price. Any time FE Jim's MOVING & TRUCKING, cheaper, FE 5-1348, FE 8-3244. Oa ho TRUCKING & RUBBISH d. FE 2-1413. _|LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. é “Your old car will cover the accessories, leaving you — nothing but the new car itself to pay for!” . : in missions a to PHELPS, AUGUST ,2. 1958, Mr: 4-4508 rite Drayton Nellie, 30 DeLand Ct age, 8: Plains. P.O, Box 336. = _ mee won. BE A HOSTESS ecg Oy SAY pms Free Toys & Gifts Edwards officiating. Inter-| Call now is Cog — -— Pelt ont oy in ary the s Prank, Cacrethery Funeral eons ¢| CABHIER, “wusT BE N after 7 p.m. We y_evening. Grameportatin® . Bhomfleid. ee law mt Te Rd. AUGUST 1958,' CURB G 8 YRS. OLD. SUPER Gale it Dave 5 ak Telegraph near MEN HEAVY | EQUIPMENT TRAINING nation’s largest a training institutions, New superhighway and construe- rt of the country. now gees specialist in this bi Heavy EQUIPMENT OF OPERAT.- Fill in coupon below and mail to: HEAVY ee TRAINING Northwest Dept H 8-59 Box 15, Pontiac Press | sie eee At Dies asers ae ni >| SRS: YOU CAN BE CONTACTED . Work Wanted Male 10 Oak- A-l) CARPENTER WORK. NEW— — B 44210. Repair F A-1 CARPENTRY. FINISHED a —— cabinets specialty. ¢ $632 Done reasonable. Yard work. - work. No job able rates. FE 126. AVAILABLE Lane ey Petar RI wank Wark PE 449096 relations * chief chemist; Instructions 9 . tion programs planned oc dela ; + ~~~ ATT, OUTSIDE JANITOR WORK. inting & lawn cutting. FE -4-0234 ANY KIND OF LIGHT MACHINE too small,” —— CAPABLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES position in personnel o m, has references & ‘experience. 3 = agrees. Write Pontiac Press Box CRANE ot wie hg Ebi AND HEAVY Dixie. duty mec ineers card. COUNTER GIRL. D Mabe S001 es on ini and assembly. Mi-| CABINET — AND CARPEN- — 6-8733. 615 E. Kitchens ee FE aple . ‘|DENTAL ASSISTANT TO START Pontiac | Interment i Hignanc Mrs. Underwood will. ie in state at Richardson-Bird Chapel. Huntoon Funeral Home, Cardof Thanks 1 rry Mt. Mrs. White will He tn state at the _Hunteon_Funerel_ Home, WE WOULD Jose lees of of Mt, Clemens + _ Bogie 6 s-Griffin. Funeral Home. _Nora Ethel Collins & family. _ roe on Sweet memories el #' his name. ‘Those who love hie in Hfe sin & Sister, TO EXPRESS our sincere nw! to our rela- ] In Memoriam — 2 IN ee MEMORY OF PFC Robrt . Roberts who passed 6, me he's. fondly remem- sti love him in ‘death just the missed by Mother, Brothers NOTICE TO BIDDERS soouees by the sBourd ef Oe of = county of pee ee. 4, read 10:00 o’clock, same ante for "here the. following: 1— ed tg Hypressure Steam Jenny or information, ee pe west unty nks and ie ee COATS - FUNERAL HOME yton_Plains OR _>1751 Ora: sar Kea some aig _for_Funersis” SPAR Thou aarti 2 one FUNERAL HOME Ambulance oon 383 or Motor $12 7; & Woodwa id Hills Memerial. __Funoral Directors 4 Donelson-Johns Voorhees Siple _Cemetery Lots 5) ¢ LOTS IN ROSELAND PARE meee BR Reto: 2, 22, 28, 32, 55, 56, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 71, 72, 74, 76, 114, 115, YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, hire, it's FE. Peat Pre DEP Vota So here we Frankia . Rd=- at Montane. EXPERIENCED wom A FOR : a a rk.” Must have : owledge of MI 6-4839. FOUNTAIN HELP Apply Cranbrook Dru MI 17-0334. GIRL WANTED AL aad b pomeat 3 a a 8 2 eee HOU! SUSERELPER in exchange for e. ‘OR 3-3000. ot ef om. xe Bm ag ieee heswece 9 om. iN sow ‘CIAN Expe rienc mmercial & ‘Tesidential eee also installa and machine aintenance. OR 3-1 ia Seek necked Galty ios sore er Wo! ne other work. OR 31580. Call after FULL OR MICHIGAN BASEMENT and storm shelters. Free esti- OR 3-0657. a work. Carpenter, one or what have you, porta- HAVE TRUCK. WILL DosLIOHT _PE 3-0981. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINT- asonat le. naee Est, OR TOR 3-611 Bee AINTING, © ughts, Serene i) So “le tia LF “|¥You can work 34 hours a day or early evening, Ris can earn as ae TiheLE CARPENTER NEEDS work, Price is ht, FE ae VAL, M. xs cleared. Free estimates. TE 56-6602. LADY AS ae ere. Ww country Florida, MA = “ONE LADY Y NEEDED e sales work lew cali” TWO UNEMCUMBERED W WOMEN * houseparent, No smoking, no WHITE WOMAN AS SET more for home than wages. WANTED 1D; PART TIME HOUsE- nd gee A cook for Catholic Rec- tory. Write Pont Pontiac Pres 114.’ Help Wanted 8 ANTING WORK OR ag a IB cue tare 2 verage wage 190 N. Perry, 8 to cr Wan or woman. aH fonda: ay je TEACHER _OR Rn sw & = terview UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY AS AN assistant in distribution work De- vote aE lea: '* it schoo] graduate, un- _Kiver 3pm. at ae 94206. Employment Agencies 8A THE ANSWER TO EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATION NSELING 61] COMMD LAB TECH. NE BLDG To woPk 7 1 smal an petvese ee Welneots OE and ae ian Reb tat ant cae ay C Rd. and Sashabaw. TON — Ly a! UcK MAN wan! SONG man WANT ODD JOBS, any kind of work, FE 5-6436. Work Wanted Female 11 PPP LPDLPBPL LL LLL LALLA AI a Day sa ING SERVICE. 83 bushel, §-1471. ‘A iG SERVICE. 63 bushes FE 29-2405 7 WOMEN WANT WAL: Ww Cg and houseciean BEAUTY 0! RATOR | ay work Pontiac Phone PE 68-9308, Ask for Freda: y-\DAY WORK EXPERIENCED, a erences, FE 2- mw ref i Y WORK WANTED MON, te PNrough Fri, OR_ 3-5410. a bd WN TRANSPORTA- FOR xD ER GRADUATES & Taetiont oases. NINGS OME. T1390 Myrtle st TRONINGS, $3 PER B FE ERGRTRGS. $2.75 BU VIC, OF Adams & Auburn. FE 5-5024. LADY WOULD day work, UE 8-3615 ciekens” HOME FOR i 1 CHILD. Prefer recatheel age. FE $7490. LY RAPHING. aT PinG. SEC. ee a et of ~“mMOTaE WOULD cn TO ae R SMA CHILD DAYS ONLY per br Adult sitter: _late evenings. WaALE WASHING DAY WORK sitting eves. FE 5-6398. 2 ASHINGS nGs day. CALL PE care ' fi in Ez. ar|"fongieliow. PR 1818, WILL HELP CARE FOR invali ceptioniat ip physician’s office. Like. abe KIND NTIAC BA BUREAU caeuene pons bonded iver ¢ Saver “Cal early mornings ofr "veld oy ee +> ete to —_ Building Services 12 12| ° ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. Bri block Licensed & bond- a Building Services 12). AAA Floor Sanding = Finishing BUD BILLS FE #-2050 A-A TRENCHING Footings, Septic Field, OR 3-6666, A & B TRENCHING - Foot s, water lines, field tile PE 5-681. eal lied nd ALUMINUM AND STONE er Glatex. All types insulated s' roofing storm Valndows and son tine! Instred Ellison, FE ANY Late OF ge PLANS ra rawn Guaranteed se ALL KIN OF CEMENT WORE, floors, Jo He Bee Reason- able. Jenn ie a CARPENTERS WO) HO gardges or repair. | 49470. CEMENT AND CARPENTER _work. OR 53-5741, CEMENT WORK, NOTHING TOO large or small. -Commercial or residential. 20 years experience. Free estimates. Phone OR 3-6172. CEMENT WORK WANTED, REAS. _Tates. FE 8-368/. CEMENT AND MASON Work 6 .. Pree esti- mate 16 ya, port Sete” CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENS builder: Free estimates. . OL 1-3461. CEMENT Is OUR SPECIALTY. 3-4879. » Floors, basements. EM CEMENT & BLOCK WORK, FE 5-0782 FREE ESTIMATES ON SS are: for water oe Bifnro dry- §-8431. Elec- sages Marah ~ patch HOUSEMOVING — FOLLY equipped. FE 48450. L. A. Young H foun: USE eg xo tavELING. bap nocd oskiok CABINS, “KDpI. 8 PLASTERING - NE pair. Vern Keller: FE 6- Pat Lee, FE 21022000 PLASTERING, bps WORE, D. Meyers, EM 3-0 ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTROUGHING 5 ae na aay al ST FOR 8e! tanks, fie! a age ditches & boat well postoks WE DIG ee “UNDER houses. Block Or FE 5.0004 SGen work. FE 23-3706 Site Sunply “Sa hy, APPLIANCE FE os. We service ge makes = wringer and tomatic washers. 30 ros aly P's Oakland FE 2-4021. ASPHALT PAVING. Let us eotimate your driveway or pee FINANCE Dependable Acphet an Co. FE 5-5037 0 “ASPHALT PAVING LIABLE Driveways, agen So lots, ete. Free est. MA 5-1206, §-5623. SoLLposiNG AND LEVELING tree. cutting and removing FE _2-0743 or FE 4-1678 00 BLOOMFIELD WALL A tear tn Wall dows, Reason. nding, restretching, 0 COMBINING, MOWING, BALING. 12 SELF PROPELLED COMBINE, OAkiand $20, lation reasonad’ GENE's HEATING 3a vice repair ir FENCE MATERIAL AND INSTA asonable. FE 23-4489. paw oe «i800 rooks 7 5-3909 y LAKE CLEANING “FISCHERS LAKE CLEANING Weeds & mud removed. Free esti- __mates. ORiando 3-6126. LANDSCAPING. PAINTING on ng. n, Rees,’ prices. oP tinene ais Oe. §-4063. Lawn Mower qsharpening WHITE'S NURSERY 1 8, Casy Lk Rd PE 5-471: PLASTERING “NEW OR REPAIR Work guaranteed. FE 65-0304 SAWS MACHINE Fit ~ Fe e141 3127 W. Huron FE 2-6122 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 DRESSMAKING. BUY isd materials in my home. NG, ALTERATIONS. so Lowegren, 714 W. Huron _FE 4-8670 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL- in my hom ie Call 8-8455, DOUBLE = 3 REASTED COATS/6 lanes: Alterations, suits}? mete in oup own a tics- ge: Tailoring, 714 . Huron. 48670 | _ Garden Plowing, 16B) 7" RQ INCREARE IN AUTO RATES miei Nb RR Moe anes | 663 W Huron . FE 3711) Laundry Service 18 IWPRPDPS 2 cays. PE PLA a RUF fin Eh PE 40461” Painting & Decorating 20 Rubbish. id di , Son — rave!’ & front end tiGH GHT "EAULING OF ra KIND cheap. 1% TON Lert TRUCE WANTS work, Lesa ear iinence ane TRUCKING » HAULING. Anytime. Cheap. 1 Pe aise. Tueks cs to Rent TRUCES, %4-ton oie _ ete Stekes Dump ere Sem!-Trailers ;Pontiac Farm-and Industrial Tractor Co. 825 8. Wi 18ST CLASS PAINTING Fmshedl DES orating, Cash or {st CLASS INT. — EXT. PAINT- 1ST CLASS I EXT. PAINT- ing. Decoreting. ‘Reas. PE_5-2660. A-1 PAINTING. APER HANG. m3 ray it , INTERIOR & EX- terior. 10 =) cent Dorper for cash Gua ied phos . FE 4-9205. CADY INTERI “DEGGRATOR _Papering & ps PAPERHANGING, P agi In ae I ae 3 Plaster repair. 8-8513, rir & PA PAPER HANGING paper removea bv steam 42171—FE §-5812 PAINTING & WALL CLEANING. reduced. FE 5-0834. Rates now “PAINTING — PAPERHANGING WALLS TUPPER Licensed builder. FHA FE 4-6909. AND RE- _palt. Vers Ee re 65-7320. PLASTERING & REPAIR, RBAS |E t Lee, FE 2-1922 R G SNYD a pode LATING. sanding fos pg Tas Phone FE Business Services 13) FS ALL LL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS a, a “s me 3 CA eaicel COBRA RE- your ‘with holster. Reward, FE LOST CAT, DARK BROWN . with gold ~— = Any informa- FE 2-4372. FE win Free est, No obligation. FE Pach ‘CARPET REPAIRING. REWEAY Thin” ED Maniey Leach 0 Bagie Stim & oRviCe TER D CUTTING NG EER VICE - Jet LAKE 8A CUSTOM PLOW, DRAG, & LIGHT grading. Anywhere, Call ORlando Insurance cies 17A iy an THERAPY th’ m. & BA NTED TO BUY - ALL TYPES Nr. town. N aes ent ee ae rove. > = Bo ekataee faralien 2 ls aus NEWLY DI 14 Prt. ¢ welcome. a Wtd. ud, Masters Waite NG.|* tw, Bever te gohe| - SOGmE CLOSE __Mould, 2339 Ferndsie Ave ‘RICYCLE 8-2059. Bo dees er one with small bath, Oe ag Eg ee 4 e, 0 a 28| 3 b.m. ve’ Poses, . G,|? ROOM PORN APT, R. a Wanted 28A)” Eee D PVT PARTY. HOME FREE AND * tinea = my Per t ts|° slaee Somes Bo bad: age, Will! caly. z Box 60. a cehmenciina- rire Pie ‘take Clean blk. Sears Wanted to Rent PPLPLPLPL LLLP LLP LAL LLL LA ——: Laid AER. aE Ro yea 2é& 30 years “ No children. rien¥ HAULING AND RUBBISH r 29 come. Located o Pa Replies” hy Pontion ‘Press Box 1 ‘al on West, te Bt. Wed. ~ Nts. Transportation 31k or FE 86-1493. a Gah after 2 6, “CARGE ROOMS, GrouND or co . Wtd. Contracts, eine 3 T ROOMS AND PVT. hath. L -! facilitt too Hortin ~ “wars fy Os. ad D FROM view Ct. ne arkin, ‘ark: Borst, 9 E basen hae : FAR CLEAN ROOMS, State. IMMEDIATE Ee Tem j ROO my Re SS roe was4e , Disc ages. 3 aS Vane fg Dine er SHOP AROUND, THEN To Soa Huron skvinos '& PA ing, Paper removed FE 4-6018. pens A-l (PAINTING AND PAPERING. son Thompson rn 4-8364 & pA $2, -UP- , & leome. 49 8, Hains ob Moent "OR steel 3&2 RM. P . BA 31 Stowell. FE : TEMS. & BATH NR. GENERAL side Hospi 154 OR 3-052. |C 3 ROOMS, PRIV AND contract. New) entrance, ground Scr Cane, Ave, Fe 0i3 af ROOMS, PRIVA entrance, ag tay atiites “nr Figs ey “Saloons i Api 808. Be UNLIMITED _25 yrs, exp, FE 6-9937. For land contracts, new or sea- PAPER HANGING & oa ' sil ARRO REALTY $143 Cass-Elizabeth Rad. UNLIMITED R 3-706) Physio-Therapy 21A 4676 DIXIE Drayton Pisins. “On 3-5651, i penne FE 4-2418 M, ° ‘SrRAKA IN A FLASH ON SEASONED LAND CONTRACTS Johnson Television Service 22 PPPPPL LPP PLA LAL LLL LL A L|ALL TV SERVICE CALLE AN- DAY OR a pl SERVICE FE 5.1296 t|_ ‘Typewriter Service _ (224 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING TYTACHINE ny ING — Genera Pade ent Me fice 7 Con. 17 W, Lawren Fg 1704 S. ‘Telegraph FE 4,2533 6 pat ga a and Able ‘Sherer “Realtor Partridge. Upholstering Z ig 23) oe AKLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER. tng, 1% Cooley Lake Bd. EM $ STOPS oon tern male, age ate Lake An- $0444| gelus Rd. PE 4658 FOUND: COLLIE. FE 5-6230 0 CaDY' “a, S ~s 3D WATCH. Sunday 8 — on LOST: "ENG iish H POINTER PUP- Bo ge & white, vic. 8. Bivd., LOST: Ata Cotte watch, black suede. owner, Reward, FE OST — RED BONE SOUND: “Fr- male, Vicinity Rochester Rd. & 8. Bivd. rere OL Soe witht MAN , WHO UND a. ar pictures og Seren -last January call 51674. . 15 B. Lawrence St. ‘MASON SHOES COMPEAU NRY J 280 oy es ed. |ANY GIRL O MAN NEED- FE a ttenaly Nadvls r, phone FE be er Confident Th ® Salvation ‘CHAR CES CHESTE R | army. COLD WA mm Thur Pe * . Pr a Sieg Lt al 6 Lit exel DAMAGED HAIR? set plus hot up. Halrewts $1 Cold” waves ‘uts nati H, STY M Williams Lk, & Highlang™ ~* Tn Debt? = Me ee KNAPP SHOES r Herman rt FTER THIS -— TE AUG. } mot be by i) a Ciar- REDUCE Now Aint ae bey a visit oe ee Ry i. **|fied oe = FE 2 Sis. DOLLARS TO PROMPT wth Persy St PE 68886 Lost & Found _ 24 SEE te . J. JOLL, LTY- wdsfsd HWY. REALTY, » $50,000! To invest in good Land Contracts, Edw. M.S Stout, Realtor ‘ws Pontiac t., _Srehard ‘ake Ave, MA eisih.. Wanted Real Estate (32h. YELLOW | ~~~~ & white § mos. old. Bite E Harriet fies. Children's pet. Reward, FE . EQUITY. LOST: LADY'S GOL BULO re vA If — oe, Net us look over ee property for a cash We also hay ve, buyers fo 7 e . FE 46402 Clark, ard. Hobbies &. Supplies PAA y' orated, 3 rms, & bath Latge PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES, coat orl screened Bcranble games Backenstose poreh. Gas re or acre-| 8¢ 30-minute! ed Broker TAROw 3 & BATH GARAGE NR. BEDE. QUE Uke BE: « yy|CARGE ROOM AND RITCRER: ‘Kear downtown. iM My EDIATELY. Ne Paul pes ‘ones, eal Est. = ce *égate to ge orOR ER YCE BE. Notices & Personals 25 rms., bath, “at furo. iis : FE 22-1834. ofits et ements ond. Denn, aduits, 402 W, Haren. t.. very nice. CR one 3 AND ao mae “AND cctel $5.50. 0 UR HOME ve. Dorothy's 500 N. Yes we, can sell your ane * aed "5 - 3 Menominee Mrs Wallace, FE 7805. or OA Taylor. $6 G Sg FE ish E>, a SEND obligated. We) Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 aan Boo Braue WE TRADE, WE BUILD d & SON REALTORS ‘| uron. [°) L 3 rooms & APT. bi bath Ye ome Adults. EM 3-4285. one Leena FLOOR MODERN 4 and bath. Very clean Newly re- decorated, Automatic -heat and water, pige yard, is. 5-2864. IR LEASE, 130 Sem T BEDRC ; 41557 33 $100 2. Sell Us Your Equity hole, “Belair Manor. PE 41880. ~cash Walt 7 AND 2. ‘BEDROOM | PARTLY af red see. furn OR _3-0105. listings. Giroux-. ranks, ties Dine i =NE ND 3 Hwy. OR 3-9701. : cs bath store, ay uo BH QUALIFIED a 5 “YY adults 5 If you are having trouble — VE QUA BUYERS for. grey Re a ee LORS, INC., ke gg Boe Above Oskiand Theater, FE art will give bon "immedia ROY KNAUF 26% W, Huron St fon, terations. Mrs, Bodell, FE 4-905 2070 Alzp On 31803 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING. oe a a wit UY on LET YOUR Take terations. Drapes & formals done) Pomicalty | SS ae snes RF MckINNEY a “igee FE 27421 Paddock. hi Apts, goon one el 5 RMS. __clean. fis an 309 N, Saginaw St. 2 BEDRM a, week. “auburn na Feige. vig A Eb ; Maat APTS a9 for an ag = con rected y an, ead in myself Charles Kitties, 2 earns, Drayton 8, ON ae 0 THis ay gid Aug I will not sponitale gt ‘any debts contracted; To the pari. we be Boon Penny for three furnished apartments in home. Could Foto »Relson, Howland, Pon- 3 iawn. it6 Hende 6 minutes| T80n. atte 3 ROOMS & BATH | rouse, apartment, any- a es aay, ened. Gall fot ‘Sppointment to- : ‘ ‘ REACH CASH CUS- ae TOMERS through -Classi-|' Rent Apts. | Furnished 33)'*-5 i 4-028] ana Weuihersions. $08 monly 2, 5 AND 4:ROOM | A RENT IT FAST : through Rent Ads! Room, 4 ¢ thing — Want Ads’ give OF you ACTION. oe FE. A: aN cai oma Gat BATT _omi PONTTAC vans TUESDAY, ‘AUGUST 5, 1058 BY OWNER Five Room, Lake Front. Taree fe 2-0626,_ : $750 DOWN poem A = in, 4 sone. gone down, both~ep "section "Kind tncome. PONTIAC REALTY 137 Baldwin PE 5.8275 ee M IDDLETON if $850 DOWN. X. LOCATED OF Hine s rooms with Leslie R. Middleton 188_N. JOHNSON ASSOCIATE INVESTMEN’ C\phone FE 5-047 John K. Irwin. & Sons . REALTORS - . 313. West Huron Street Commerce Lk Lk vier we er woman, aon’ — With Board 38 PORROMTARS BM. POR 1 OR 2 men 2.3429, eR OR WITH- s. 18 8. Tilden. FE Convalescent Homes 38A wDOW Open, Beas. rater MATT Her Hotel Rooms 39 HOTEL AUBURIN: a Da Ww See . Frogs pi y or Wee Cookin | and p refrigeration ti at 464 bu Auburn — 9239 Rent Rane 40 BUILDING AT 4500 DIXTE HWY. spe Ka Gombies 4504 Dixie ame cine COLD STORAGE SPACE, suitable for. shrubs or fruit. MA 6-5610. Ask for Mr. ‘Mcleod. Rent Office e Space 41 ished. ae PONTIAC PvT. nal utilities & Pict mished New building. Dy sors oeeee only $75 per mo. FE 2-6280. pownom 'ARGE ROOMS, parkin: lot. I¢eal for any — 23-9726. Kind off ce, For Doctor's Clinic Will help you get started with iS hong clinic, Brand new building. it today, A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. _FE a -NEED A FINANCE| FIXER? Order Classified Ads to sell,. rent, find a -_ good job. FE 28181 is| tie Wine Ad pene: REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Lake Front Home This is.a charm § room modern bungalow with Jalousied qiaseed rch Fiori and da room, evergreens and lowers, across road. ‘offer’ for quick .s Forest Lake Hilts Center hall custom built brick ranch with attached 2 car ga- : t, li _to-ceiling ledge rock fireplace “and thermopane window, family dining room, kitchen with break- fast space, 3 extra size bed- rooms, 1% tiled baths and 30 ft knotty pine recreation room. To include carpeting in 5 rooms. Landscaped jot 100 x 200. KINZLER | FE 4-3525 oe 670 W. Haren ‘Bt Or FE 92-0826 EVE, Ph. JUST LIKE A PICTURE: 2 bedroom bungalow with a large carpéted living room, excellent kitchen with eat- ing space. Full basement, with gas heat Large lot, with rock garden and sev+ eral shade trees. Only $500 down Looe as costs on FHA term ONLY $1,500 DOWN wil nen you into this “2 bedroom bungalow with 11 X 16 living room. separate ona area, od ak —— - with eating spac pest, completely finshed ns nd ven floor. _2 large with . wed “arive: Wp maolt -in jot, ae only $11,900, : on oe wot brick — — attic for. ~* and rec- reation . Close schools, ‘bus and shopping centers, $500 $500 down ond cant ing costs on FHA te IVAN W -SCHRAM FE > a7 942 MANSFIELD Yetire seh Sere ” | Gls N NO $$ DN. Ras dads feast oe ce R. I. WICKERSHAM. 1195 W, Maple Mayfair 6-6250 Will bulla $9,900 with full fun Ypasemient on your lot. Com bath and auto, nee ae See our model DON McDONALD 35-3837 RUTGERS. 260 WEST CIVILIANS 2 bedrooms, full basement, built gorpeus, gered eek ka meen Walk-in and look s¢ it and call yeesat Immediate possession. i EL ‘TY x Fe ate oe TE ee cag / ie extras, $1200 dn., owner. FE #111. LONG LAKE FRONT sae ha Ortee resin ei zg reat ES PF ere eres Seem Ett Shar Suree Tea. :| FAMILY HOME “Rees EE value, $14,500. Gy MES att $10,500— bo od ward- ee en and » Almioen = and y Maye Widernan Templeton Elizabeth Lake Estates wo, ssterel Qe gee wn — sale. attractive living: room, dinin . Plus 10x10% kitchen wi disposal, water wag ead rs. to have the privilege of ‘ls newly ome resi- LAKEFRONT $14,500—SHALLOW BEACH ideal for kiddies. pass Lote | has large icture prestl autiful large itchen, 12x12. Has relaxing lake view corns thle bath, oak floors, plastered walls, Cares storms, screens, doors, nice roomy 16x12 bedrooms. ase this well-planned home today. HOYT REALTY FE 2 0966 0840 FE 2- = =f TEL beRTRE Rd, RILEY WEST CHICAGO—8 room bunga- hedell sin bath and large utility barre a stone’s eee from icuasie® $4,950 with §500 down AUBURN HEIGHTS a 2d ranch room, About 10 per com down on FHA NORTON STREET—A real down- to-earth bargain. Close to down- town on a paved street. A 9 room home or income with base- ment. Stoker acs 2-car gara with cement fleor, Priced at $6, Br with Jarge down payment SASHABAW RD—5 rm, low with attached ears with 200 ft. of r frontage. lot Only $750 down re it's vacant. ROKE 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 FE 4-4821 Hempstead Owner Transferred bunga- e, Corner ; We are offering this lovely three bedreom ranch type home loaded | with extras. Large living room, three eater oro with large close ss prea the minute kitchen with Tbe in stove & oven, large dining area, ceramic tiled | room. bath & utility Attached 2 car garage. oil heat, ¢lec. water heater, a aoe & en th appre ate, Locked “oh of sis-085° apprect ai Ee on lane tontrent. f Peale oy pennies ~ment onl K. HEMPSTEAD 02 £ Huron _ FE 4-8284 Eve. PE 5- £ FE 2-3971 to recover a loss. Dial FE} Say “charge it.” 2 | BEATER) | ellen yan | } PLACE A “LOST” AD, | Call FE 2-8181 for an ad, { LOCATED Between Perry MODEST MAIDENS : BY Jay Alan “Well of all the nerve! There’s no slot!” =~ YEAR ’ROUND HOME AT SEARS LAKE By room home i Sivas Se. Pacey ir eats eale. cash. For‘further in- Youngstown Kitchens— ~City Sewer & Water— . % Mile from Hi And Grade % Mile from Perry Shopping Center ON MELROSE & Mt. Clemens St. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT -* Four Acres WILLIS 3 M. BREWER JOSEPH \F. REISZ, SALES MGR. N. Parke FE ¢518i Eves, PE 8-0823 THREE BEDROOM HOME Dandy littie modern bungalow; off e Rd., near ont School. oe . Bath, a oll heat, ga: lots of trees, berry bushes. P. 8 “ $10.000—terms ; = West Side Loc: #istance b- egg hm ood clean 6 ress mom yo Gas ts Beat, , me- For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 LAKE HOME .|§ BEDRM, BRICK, OR CAN BE 2 pede oragemnee “pie | feet gay, ows | e. Tiled ‘bath. Basement. At- Terms. oy nae, tae: & e, 2% lots. vely ae Pe Si door. 1300 with Wiese oe EI ig cones tee Picco rg $2,000. oes. }e5 ‘m ot xs pinitg soom. wall-to-wall r carpet- Dorothy Snyder Lavender _ing. Scar’ garage, PE 40516. “toot Hightend ee od aus Lake Privileges or MU. 4-6417 On all these good buys: TpeoRs exrea Lancs Tor | MOLVERING axe Vitae } Wy ig eek | with automatic oil Bath frees. Terms, 40684 after an. ey tis 4ruas teh oe: sin ooo Bs REALTY 236 .N. Saginaw PE 44091 & 3 ' bedrm, homes $100 DOWN Plus minimum mortgage costs. Moves You In! WHY PAY RENT? i ee Model open 1:30 to 7 Cor. Kinney 1 block north of Lincoln Jr. High | wesrows x REALTY family hyp a sedsnenns up. saree living room with carpet. Nat, fireplace, full dining room, 1 ment. 2 car garage. a For Sale Houses 43 = COMPARE THIS MODEL HOME NOW FOR SALE grect ages] © PAYMENT a Y gm well fe frlfich Besemes ment Sod Foul giwit AE Sn EI ee he formation call Herbert Cc. Hg morak name I Lake @ Rd, & ‘NO DOWN EXCEPTIONAL BUY! IN THIS 3 BEDROOM brick ter- race with basem and new oll furnace. Within w distance of Pon Motor, ith wonderful terms. Will accept auto in trade. ” JOLL, REALTY 2536 836 DLT Hwy. PE 4-456] SHARP, MODERN 3 BEDROOM frame ranch. Large well land- scaped lot. M extras. Low pmomen: A payments, Immediate oc- gee —— coco Hoeft . Walled L GI’s . ranch--3 rooms. Full bed . Paved street. $7,950, No down payment. Mort- gage costs only. 4 room bungalow — 2 bedrooms vite hardwood floors. Tiled bath. ns. oe mer age. Excellent location. rd heal payment, Mort- teas costs GEORGE BLAIR LTOR 4536 = Ny oe erty ae WHITE Village of Waterford Only 46,800 with $1,500 down and 4 Bdrm. lakefront tse cg ed, Sot De on @ r ae fons ae ‘ae Nent bu: ie. excellent at $13,500 with $3,000 down or less for cash. => You Should See This! oe. gage WHITE BROS. wr OR }- 5660 Dixie Hwy. Open Eves. 'ti! 9: Sun. "BUD" Attention Investors See this solid brick older home consisting of 16 10 "th 5 . 3, can be converted into a 2 or 3 family income. Close = Lhegaenm rte 90 frontage Auburn Ave. sees, wright, terms if esi ‘West Suburban 3 Bedroom Rancher — r iiams Lake, bath, “satometic heat & hot \water, nice corner lot. Quick possession. Needs pain and decorating, if you're ‘handy with a paint pe pep > eo basement finished into an room. Two ey ianateaped lots on = ond |- Very good ¢ Priced at. 12,000. May be purchased on FHA. ae “WM. A. KENNEDY 3101 W. eaer ae Open Evenings "tll 9 ® LAKE... Front — 175x450 lot. 3 bedroom home, breezeway, attached 2 car . Excellent condition. Bi- $16,500, reasonable a evel _! er EAST SIDE . FAMILY—10_ rooms. Coedted a 80x150 lot. ZONED COMMER- CIAL. Also Coney Island on cor- ner of lot. $13,050, terms ar- ranged, $800 DN. . bapa ‘ou an uistandingly at at- tractiv ungalow, MY blacktop drive, 3 lovely DON'T... Forget our MODEL HOME—of- fering 3 bedrooms, full basement, BRICK from attached double’ garage. floors, plastered walls (also plas- tered garage). opt N EVENINGS. Walton Bivd aes Drive (be- tween Silver Lake road ond Sash- abaw) turn left to corner of Shaw Drive and Coseyburn Humphries) : FE ven 4 Realtor FE 4-7114 83 N, Telegraph n Eves. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Partridge WATERFRONT grow with 2 car garage on well Bodseapes eanel carpeted and just waiting dn you. Only 61, - Vacant Lakefront . Colonial It's a big 4 ae _— colonial —< room ats 7 bage di 1 unit, ful): ne ae e disposal un i naesmont and oil fired steam at, +4 cat garage and boat se. We're sure you'll like this wenseres home in the country. vee Mae on easy terms, Remem ‘t's vacant, so you can move in "today = = the stiimmer at = 2-8181 for an ad-writer, REALTOR PARTRIDGE: FE 4-358 050 W, HURON MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ti we 2.2614 Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 15 W. Huron Street. FE 5-8161 | CLARK OFF BALDWIN modern bungalow built in Yess.” landscaped leer blacktop street, full A furnace. $10, terms, $1,250, down or will” beeent iy VACANT FOUR BEDROOM HOME Large corner jot 73 x 228 feet. garden spot, 2 car garage chicken house. The home has § kt 5 basement, ¢ Purnac — (one an baianes month] SMA Hi ae chee DOWN. 3 roma (EME stool, 1 bed- Foon, oil ieealaner heater in- cluded, part basement, lot 66 x 126 feet, garden spot. $5,600 full price. Immediate possession, ON CANAL LEADING TO CRES- CENT LAKE. $700 or less down, $8,200, full price. Will accept trade. Vacant. This home has 1 room or tale 2 bedrooms and colored bath up, separate dining Tm., nice kitehen, brick fireplace, watility. bet aaa garage. Needs a tle w CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY. TO SELL, TO TRADE PE 4602 OR” FE 448 + 1362 _W Huron MULTIPLE LISTING CRERvice VETERANS—WEST SIDE INCOME $150 down with hidden extras will ive you “possession of this nice fanaily near General Hospital, Basement, gas heat. Income will make the ee edroo ultra- modern kitchen, a floors, forced air heat, tile and large lot. Concrete is in bs vbreses way and 2-car garage. SHELL HOME—OPFF SASHABAW is 3 bedroom full basement shell being offered oo 8 goes down or will consider good lot as trade no money down. JIM WILLIAMS AL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1483 BALDWIN FE_4-0547 FOR COLORED Aondg pecroom atin, cana | St. Reasonable. »sRAINBOW REALTY 506 8. PADDOCK. CUSTOM BUILT poo ats lee’ e 2 bedroom brick bun- ral trees” that.are really load Ex- cellent location an. good blacktop pose _. gle terford Township. t with $4,000 down, PONTIAC LAKE ern 2 bedrm., waterfront home sh 6n dead. end Ideal, iocation” for smail children. Only $10, 500 with rea- sonabie terms Wood Co. bag a (ony Williams Lake road * DAY \ “Bud” Brig iels Realtor 49 Mt. Call M FE_5-1201 on, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ‘, NEIL ‘hand le faded "oe ; \ sho ou terms. EXCELLENT ~EAS ¥ — ~ LOCATION. 2 bedroo: un pe with unfinished. atte or the 3rd bedroom. Full basement for recreation rm. Water softener inclued. $1,- 500 down will handle. JOSLYN “AREA — Vacant and come a happy new owner $1,7 down wil ae “ ‘nie this ¢om- fortable bedroom, full basement home. Pilastered walls, oak Ts. APPROXIM IMATELY acted le including room large be Bedroom tiled bath Utility 12 , ft. _ 2 car gar on fence $12,900 with FHA terme. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 S Telegraph Rd. en 9-9 FE 3-7103 . 4-6995 * ANNETT’S OUTSTANDING VALUES COLORED ane a = tral Street. 6 room 1 floo: basement A Nees $6500. Ferry ry. 6 $7000 Street, 2 rooms, terms. . 20 ACRE ESTATE —Walled Lake area, newly remodeled 8 room home, living room 15x16, fire- A ine room; den, modern itchen, breakfast area, 4 large bedrooms,.1% tiled baths, 2 car garage, guest house 10x15, chick- en house horse or beef cattle barn 30x50 Beautiful shade trees soe veers: Price reduced to O00, term 1* CRES ROCHESTER — Awthep- ic ranch home on Paint aba poconagg f a ay | por f net pane inne Pa livin, roplaees a vised, baths, rooms, fant heat. 2490 sq. ft. of vin, a ace. _— ional £8, Se Rriag Opens. Bacent SEMINOLE HILLS — Need iaree brick home of 12 room 2% baths, in excelent condition? First floor vestibule, ga rm., |\ fireplace, sua room eak- t room — kitchen, 2 hoy Arinett fhe hasinese, i ome to satiety. 7Our | # trucks. ines or estate,_equt nent ae use| Bai pees fe: y ha b Bee arene. Businesses WANT ADS! To find “a CARL W. _ BIRD, Realtor’ |= © +81 se ise ys URON _job, place to live or a good used car, ‘see Classi- fied NOW. : ort ot Ooty eee, Bank Bldg. NTAGE. | - ee eee ek eaitor . 96 E. Walton _ pe sot | Secor sorted stock. < eng 2 MASSAGE PARLOR axD uiR. . For Sale Lots 46) Bent Jose “Press Box’ 17. igh ya8 F Ceubaivision. Neat Sel aka? Partrid tor Se'Geeteee| COL rl Qe e 18 THE “BIRD TO A Motel Mystery, It’s a complete mys to wh ait new ieee 20 anit g. LIKE A REAL CAR BARGAIN? Lets | ¢ Jem} in the Want Ads! Money to Loan’ Fn ietate Licensed Lenders) NEED $25 TO $500? SEE - SEABOARD PHONE FE 8-9661 Seabdard Finance Co, . No Problem” slephone coe in. | _ N, Perry 8 - eae) oe on Mr) GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 Oakland Loan Company). : FE 2-9206 | WHEN YOU NEED - $29 - $100 You can get ft bag on — = signature, car or =< ge pagments at aya you &: Sour, money. problems. STATE. Tk. Co. - FE 4-1574_ Ponting State Bank Bide. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH, LOANS $25 TO 8500 AUTOS mooliett BLD, GOODE HFC Has, Made 10 MILLION LOANS PAST: shentiy service from : Lalas Household 1 Finance : jm Cet oe na be. a1 ie | # * j 531, 202 PONTIA STATE BANK BLDG. i 50 9 WiLL —. ey a ‘ual valve rigapeth 8 BTATION WAGON ia ft. tr mower, eee conve! sion en Joan ter eash or ? cu for, teed TVs. Working or HOME uarters. Watch for signs - OPEN REALTOR 377_8. Tele BRICKs ogy on EB, oe ee — SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS . JAYNO ) HEIGHTS ilver east of on Walton Bivd. , iy LY 4-8 P.M. TRADE Your Present Home or Equity Bateman Kampsen GE trade ceriea Wises with ting ae TRADE, gag Poly rorrry. IN modern 2 bedream om. nal built. hd pas, vow . land con- me, Or it ; ? hen Betate Pee 0002 or 4 #4813, Ask for Mr. C Re 55 Sale Household Goods $7 _Open_#4_ Hr: SAVE NOW! OW work clothes, Pants. We man’s Outlet. ‘e 8. G GOWN WITH than Ponies Cost $120; $50. 3-4163, MATTRESSES & SPRINGS, Mis- WEDDING DRESS, EXC. CONDI. |. weteee” sets. Mattresses ~_ Was $300. a —_ train, different and nylon. 1154. sanree otherwise absolutely per ec, inet, ete Smeand Sale Household Goods 57 the ichigan ¥luore ace C Lk Ave. — 48, WASHER, 17 TV 9x12 linoleums. Studio a Ls 2 ¥. UY. or 108 in * Eupire 1: gamed SOFA, $40. 27 LEATHER . WATERPALL DINING RM. . AND ND EXCHANGE VERYTHING FOR 7, HOME ginaw FE 2-5533 oxi2 | Felt base ake Sit, © FR. iiance, MA a a . Drive & visburg. MApie | ie name brands. ee spin dry washer. : ve Vash Ones ee B D DINING é ay Sle , buffet, $215. mod Pe 99683 alias . home. E ELECTRIC =. Walnut 4h suit chairs ‘00, Davenport & & f 8 set like . $15. ane ce aos mac A iF COREOLE au washer: 20-0.-f, deep freose All ELEC, 8 IN GOOD CONDI- tion: $25, MA 41900. ¥ I swecpere. A S16. 20 inch ree fan’ 40.06 = #28 88. igh me widetvers. EBZERS 17% co. CHEST. $269.50 ¢asy terms, Samuel's Ap- ¥ SA Sarouel's anes sete ae recs cu. 9 le they phone. orde se gi | 42 We bua FE MAYTAG AND sand 3 lamps, $35. 4 Livery, 4-0. MAPLE BED. new, FE 4. MONARCH RANGES Now available, electric, wae. coal & wood. Samuel's A - . Dav- z aw BLOND! KENMORE COR ir ha ae oes, a sae eae “SG Orchard sole sewing Dune jeat & 4 Seize New 2 sec he ot liv pow ihy ™ Chatr jounge &wu a aur a chairs dryer, 14 ff, Admiral freeser. Take over payments. Belance _FE & TV ALTON TV f $15 B. Waitop YEAR'S 1957 models, ob Ameres 8 best ‘mak ca.’ perfect, ne eae for a ittle ours thas a machine. Michigan Fluor. _tanent, 395 Orchard Lake Ave. —8 . REFRIGERATORS Soe a tee $48.00 oennee Between Lepens Haggerty LUMBER CO. 1047 Bangerty ayy. ' Walled Lake aple ang Pontiac st ves Bal eer oe a 361_8. A 5 ) ae $129. Poa oad tak? " . temp chalr PE 2-0464 ‘ - = For Sale Miscellaneous r?) 2 SH. PUMPS . teat ERT 00 each. = sat Mana eens, $30 ve PACHOUD LUMBER & co and “Hbergias San roeaiooll deg tron, aluminum YALLELY 00. S| pe 3h 1 Cal rt estim mowers, Betas, cate © Hoon NHS HARDWARE: across ae es from OR, 3.6751. GET +1 T Q UIC K,| ext |through. ‘Classified Ads! Pid able, OR a. | Yes, whatever it is — dial : 2-8181 for an ad- il writer and get itl BUILDING? 0 “Then ope sure Ws Burmeister's | Open 8 a. Cash Way ~ Prices beat] Reet, ees 3 Rem i 4x8 Douglas fir ply........ $ 1 fri2 ‘shelving en ee ie _ ‘Northern | aor tase oO. to 8 p.m. Sun. 10 to 2. sp vanttenrs nity ica dea ech rl og ee ee oeeee , oer e: ‘pacwee J po A heh oanneee ~ per ated ree eke ete reeeeeeee om oe Special — . DIMENSION LUMBER We c pg ae sae foudéation SURPLUS 2x4-6-8-10-12 width FOR RENT "$110 per 1000 ft, =, ae we aa 7 Msvewasen ING ne cee b ee 1 om exterior ty ie ee gal. 8 Meee : Jom Pull Mh is at 90° WE so / . exterior som ions LUMBER LU } Nvinator. gun type oil — “heat it. SAMOS aE ST Ep Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 ; DIN REEDS. YOU pan wilt anv the saggy = Oh xour os , Grain & Feed 71 r 1st > Pg ag YY o>, UP corn, "Also B.A ag iy ‘3 2 liver. OA 82179 For Sale. Livestock 72 HOUG ON & SON: 5.1 Case & fh Re: age ed ‘Auction Seiet___72 rs. hate RANCHOME. feet a. Very reasonable. 27 eG KES ft Some “se 451 5. Felegragh. lot mu After 7pm CUSTOM GREAT LAKES, 45 cg washer coe er, like new, no very _Teasonable. 86656, GARDNER, 41 FT. oe Ort. age. Completely furn GRAV $6165 “eves. —, aad take over slewmanie, Stillwell EX r LIGHTWEIGHT gs 1932, Guaran- teed for Mfe. See them and get er Sales, 3098 W. Huron. (Pian to one of Wally ‘s ex earavans.) DETROITER’S. ‘PONTIAC CHIEF’S Why buy a used mobile home when you tan own a new one at = shh Foo these De. low price: cake J hin with “Childe asonable.|25 ft. 2660.00 2388.00 , aa as ble. 3 ft 3326 00 2828.00 a ae aoiee 645 ft. 4526.00 3600.00 (front — ; 50 ~. 4388.00 Rona! free delivery up to ay ory to "51 models will make ~ youaiced down eas oe 00 down, Marms Ui yy’ years No payment due enti BOB HUTCHINSON : MOBILE HOMES SALES INC. ~ 4301 Dixie Highway ; APTER 3:30 ina Seis. Keeee 4 miles ree ot Pontiac - Open 7 days a week C,\GOING CAMPING OF WANT A : Home? : Oxford Trailer | § Sales New Stewarts ~ Generals-Hollys Great Lakes-Zimmers to i ba, ati sinleaty of Be : ky + | | PPLE: as ann Y sora. 2 bedroom These prices lnatate double gas | - | .Meretry rose : 5 Pontiac ae sc _ Bargains eee member, mene. 4 * Tye Bob oF hicace - Mobile Home Sales Inc. 2 4 wiiee aif Pontine Cow week AUBURN HOTS. MOBILE args Shae 170.8 as 5 WILLIAMS For Sale Bicycles _ 84 Ler 4 | tence FRENCH, BIKE. and hand’ Boats & Accessories = EP. CHAMPION lv” STAR- “raft metal oat boat & trailer, Phone if CHRis CRAPT EIT BOAT Scott-Atwater shift m Cath, MA 42506. i ae Bae a) HORSEPOWER , | 4 FOOT BOAT. 23 HORSEFOWEE sale cheap. OR 3-4166. 4 CEDAR BOAT & trailer, tga be seen to eci- ge, Reas., Marcus, Water- ja FT BOAT TRAILER, $65. FE $-0145, “ys horsepower Evarcie wal = ~~ ganas row boat on deal. 14 re CEDAR STRIP RIP BOAT WITH steering wheel, $125, 2 yrs. old. Utica. __ Utica, REpubli ¢ 23-1388, after 6. . Bate 4 ii FOOT RUNABOUT 3 BOAT & aller for $239. OR RAC- Ang — Een recta 3119 jt Kenrick.” Keego’ Harbor. ino Mf FT. MERCUR A — eruiser, custom Box CENTURY a : Portable docks — Boa’ Piberglas Cadillac Arum. Specie REPAIR SERVICE. UNDER" WATER WEED CUTTING I L ALES PE 47121 3127, W Huron FE 26122 Demonstrator or Special 12 ft. Meyers runabout with 195 Mark: 28. Complete! all controls & w “Rg boat trailer with wench. Reg. list price NY EARDWARE 8. Across from Teer atte ‘ n Sun. FE ey wheels mix fuel for out Ik Adams, Auburn Hg’ INSURE YOUR BOAT » t Lawetece or AGENCY * LAWRENCE 8T. FE 2-0223 JOHNSON MOTORS jiers Accessories Everything for the b ae Orenara M pd ourey troiter Rent Trailer Space 79/| © - hives aWariety af “Where did Buckley disappear to now, Harry?” Boats & Accessories 85 c. sr + A Fe Roe | _new Quick Silver. on 33976, on ogee! USED BOATS » Pee xem, | Macwres ratrek Saxon Sales 4689 ter oe Works * New pon Rosary © boats, pap oo on of beat, SARS BOUGHT IN ~ CASH For used cars | faci W. Haupt FE 20878 4-6896 USED Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BIVD. | ~CONTINUED S gATISF ACTION — sets OUR AIM L 08 YOUR CAR FOR, SEREAT PERSONAL GAIN GHT SPOT” re LAKE AT CARS OPEN ‘TIL Ee ivan -WEUE a0 DIE . Drayton. beg AR oe B._ Days the Cash t is Ph. OR 1306. Patina nems| o— cars. FE 2-2666 days or BEST PRICE FOR JUNK CARS. _FE 44878. - = to whee ‘eent off on Cadillac can t Picoale? a wheg, You Siete Mehooes tm Come oAluminum molded plywood,| ANY. CONDI-| - -“ eee son PH. a Pe 4-1170 | Used Truck Parts 89A ‘apitiie BE. | 2636_Aubur en Ave. PE 5-2246 Mee ee ae ya Ry Butler Turner's, ai PORD TA en or e $8251, new, 3 to 5 yg. il tak ar of older ‘ruck in trade. OR ‘ Foreign & Sports Cars 90B FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE A REALLY FINE CAR! 1958 ‘MERCEDES of ‘Karm coupe — SWormy tude last at 005 SCHUTZ eee For Sale Cars” 91 1957 BUICK Pee we oor. 14.000 ° miles. $1950 . R.& C. Rambler Pontiac Sales’ ‘$8 Pontiac Starchief Catalina coupe owner's demo Full pqwer, Save +58 Por Fairlane 2 dr, Fordomatic, ig? Pontiae Starchief, 4 dr. Hydra. uP allay 2 ar, Deluxe. Hydra. 43 Pestise.™ 4 dr, sedan, Hydra. tiac 4 dr, sedak, R&H.- 4 rtation specials ae Me ig — MAple 5-6566 or MAple “5-114 ~ CASH FOR CARS trailer 23-1048. LES_ ue ABOURE, PRL SRLS cata at Pike NOTOnpR ost “$195 ‘eae, erga” | TLL BUY YOUR CAR Was $309 — N 15. . Wilson Pontiac-Cadiliac *” FF t, El Controls, corer, Faller, S105 ROW 4905. _ 1350 N. Woodward trass Tit $1,698. NOW $1,495. | B'ham MI 4-1930 sor AT SALES 1 t Walton Bl ri Lae SS Sent asay| We Need Cars! BIG TRA ALLOWANCE ON coven shy Sect ps 50 thru ’55 Models yout motor > (for, Labor Fords, Chevies -. f © aren’ aC! 7 oy E years urs. experienc Sane and Pontiacs * rg,pom Fam. tot Dm. esas Motors BOAT -| CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. Judes hardwa PE 3-747) R & R MOTORS Needs used cars, ay top cash Or ade up or down 724 Oakland FE 4-3520 Trade ECONOMY CA See M & M Motor Sales Ay tele Fe WTD.: JUNE CARS Ri FE ‘56-2046 WE NEED CARS SAVE TIME-WE’RE PAYING or down. FOR GOOD USED CARS At Our New Location — 932 W. HURON © ‘GLENN'S MOTOR, SALES TOF hoe ag FOR ANY MAKE OR 22 AUBURN) Top $$$ Doar. LETS SWAP! Easier Terms : Ry Dick Riviere 2, ar special, Company _ MERGLSH CORD Lia 232 8 SAGINAW FE 2-9131 For Sale oe 90 On USED TR BL Fou, Check Gar how, Piees| * | 1056 wets ioe Pers — mri “neater < TANDARD TRANS. 3-0081, H. TATIO: LS ‘Sel? te" Be Si STOP, LOOK, BUY _ ae rod Pypatior. RH. “3% |e Chevy Bel ge ir, ” astra” Extra $14 sabbea ailing sear?“ "64 Buick Roadimastes. Ail" oid enens : ‘aa Haliday." FE 945 “Wateerin brakes ....... io st Fonttac Bt Starchief "Hydra. S 805. a. ere reer ‘66 Pontiac 870 4-1 WE ..:.: $1505 "67 Chevy Bel air Dr. P-glide. 56 1 ating Con’ rian” Power oo ae a Rang 1005 SHELTON Siete ee Pontiac - Buick Roce OL cco 92 CHEV. CLEAN, Rg "No aust fell is week! FE He Get Wise, E Econoinize =| RAMBLER BILL SPENCE SALES & SERVICE 5-9297 4 ment, Eddie and 4081 ECONOMY’ USED CARS “WE FINANCE 22 Auburn off Saginaw RUNS WELL. — NICE FE Tee eee eee 4 Gr. Chieftain 4 grace Radio * Peer eee ed 2 ar. Hydramatic. eK-3 ’ BEL “power, auto trans. R&H. $1,250. 1953 > 3 DR. REPOSSESSION cmos accessories, — Poo 4 feeded, ‘ments only. sist me mo. Mr, Bell. Great Lakes. bl C DOWN. sume ents of $11.46 mo. Call credit t, Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500. BEL heater, Origina: wnite side wall jres, wi extras ‘Our stoc Priced to sell, $1736. Norm Chevrolet Co. Bunter Bivd. t 8, Woodward Ave. ‘Birming- ben, MI 42735 CAR PAYMENTS 100 BURDEN- some? ug help you adjust to some less expensive model. Lake Orion Motor Sales aT FR Nn FORD —" MERCURY MY" 2:2611 BUICK . Better Buy Used ( Cars 54 PONTIAC s..... "$695 DELUXE SEDAN—4 door, heat- er, Hydram: °55 CHEVROLET ..$1295 BEL AIR H. TOP — V-8 2 door. Radio & heater, Powerglide. "53 BUICK wy eeiels -$595 RO. SEDAN—4 door, Ana =e & heater, Dyna- R&H, white . driven "ess o then 10,- |? ; Se as | Se ae SOS m weeeeeeeeees "| padio & heater, Dynafiow. One b+ $8 MERCUR oad Para ie 2 ar. owner. = r., har : Prone fairlane 500, 4 a, phard./°55 Buick .,.......-$1295 * ROADMASTE. * SEDAN—4 By wl ‘31 ro et Bel Aire yore. radio & heater, Dynaflow 57 9 BD 9 passenger wagon 4-dr, . Walls. One owner 87 DODGE 2-dr. Coronet. Peer eniie, (49 FORD 5 86 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. wagon Bes Se er 2. " DOOR—Radio & H FORD 4 r pairtane fT r . "56 VOLKSWAGON. 55 FORD ........ $1195 195 & Soave 9 ar. STATION WAGON ‘58 2 dr.) Heer kite pty 3 f. wate = heater. Fo: Matic. ‘M4 CHEVY 2 ar. Bet ate 53 ir. | ‘95 PONTIAC ..... » -$995 YMOUTH Club Coupe 2 DOOR 860 SEDAN — —. Standard trans, a we 56 BUICK ....s.- $1895 STATION WAGON —-Century 4 door. Power steering & brakes. jo & heater, One Oven BUICK 210 Orchard. Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 _ . Open Eves. Riggins. | | 147_8. SAGINAW ‘|"32_ FORD CUSTOM | "56 FORD V-8. hg gg | AIR HARD | ' ‘ a). For Sale Cars ‘sey powmacs: Watch “GMC ‘RETAIL BRANGH . - Oakland at Cass im '56 Wagons—and latig” , We really got ‘em. re's just another™ ; 191 DODGE CORONET REPOSSESSION . ne price No cash nee a a . NEW PAINT hy Be ood. 85 Cham berlain. Olt, tke geonomea! ¢ title econom{cal 6 pe a 1955 es 4 ‘SEANDARD trans. sharp. car a payment. Eade Bteele | Ford. Tomorrow's Ry 2 es Matthetis- Hargreaves IS Going TO BLOW - Their TOP! §7 FORD AIRLAD ‘ DR. HT. |“ a =a beautiful 1,706. . & B MOTORS FE 4.3529 Minaion, Rado | cul STOMIZED ee See 500. *DR. Be amry Heater, atral ht iis gop pam sre | ak ett ack ee NE, io re heater, auto. New brakes,| 5-6902,. after 4872 Elizabeth per w seat, covers, ee - Lake Rd Soookien Gast oat oe $1 CUSTOM FORD 6 CYL. : MERCURY TURNPIKE jwindows,, Ratio, whitewalls: | “Crutser, MOM.” Power steering school, FE 4-301 eg ere i962 FORD 2 DR. NICE. 1 No 1 MON. Your car down or small ey down, Eddie Stee! Steele Fo: 5-9204_ ‘ST ? FORD CONVERTIBLE. wad “sete Incl, ‘Pe Mterme: ¢ $1,985, DR. ‘56 OWENS | Tie a $11.46 mo. A Call" Cre ~ Mr.. Fores p ML ome FOM. RH ‘ON a ments of _Hisrola "Tuirme * | 1955 7. v2 bad gc RADIO Original 2tone paint. to ueh $698, Our stock N Chevrolet Co. at 8. Woodward Ave., . MI 42735, 1985 FORD VICTORIA. RADIO, = Hydramatic. $1,005. 0 FORD CONVERT. Was dr. Cheap, MY 3-1913, SED. a New tires, Clean. R, John- son. Lake Orion. Ranch Wagon *55 Ford $850 LARRY JEROME . ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 1-971" "66 FO! $1,505. son. , COUNTRY ew tires clean, R. John- ef Lae eee FORD VIC ag ho oe NO down, Eddie Steele Ford. ese : apes + nan Hyd New tree: heater, ra Ne s. Runs perfect! $065 tl _ eee No i ‘ate LOT Hunter Bivd. at Ha: OF i, ios? ISETTA 300. Red. fully equip- gs Sl ates Spa. FE Cteel. MW 300. A "$2 agp oil 3 age “TAN BODY p, Real ‘nice car $250, 32 priced “ > eel at only,” NEW CAR TRADE- INS R 4 , ee "53 Chevy. ira Bice ee "52 Chevy 4 dr., | Roger's Sales “& Service 695 Auburn Ave. _RAMBLER — JEEP = Sai a ekoet CLUB COUPE. H. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY “JEROME “Bright Spot Specials” 52695 gives. nd nt, et Limp Ss either and ere very clean steering & brakes and many other extras. $895 ‘85 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr, Sedan. 51199 ‘56 DeSoto Powerflite Hard Blue mn: iene | with automatic $1295 ‘55 Oldsmobile Holiday 4 dr. a a emg radio, heat- er & white ti $1095 ‘eo 98 Sedan, all uipped, a one owner * "64 ee Eeauty. r $595 ‘53 Ford Ranch Wagon, no rust and has deluxe interior, $2095 "87 Ford Poiiane, pan 9000 miles, white ti: interior. $995 Babs yt, Dt $995 ‘55 Pontiac 4 Dr, Sedan, dre matic, @ fresh new car iradedn TION seers Seg, Dale JEROME. “Bright Spot” . Olds-Cadillac Dealer Orchard Lake at Cass rtible. all -vynil FE 8-0488 Open til 10! a power dow pa Bo it, Eddie Steele Ford, . GOOD COND. iD Steele "SL a 17 Waldo, After 6. 1952 RAMBLER HT. RUNS No mon down, Eddie Pord. 5-9204. HASKINS DEMO. SPECIAL | . oups HO | IDAY eo OUP. HYD: Hg HEATER, RADIO, UR- [ASHERS. DELUXE STEERING a ELECTRIC ALLS, ERCOAT OUTSIDE . TRIM, BIG CAPS. BEAUTI- FUL SOLID FIN- ISH, SAVE . AS LOW AS $19 OR YOUR OLD CAR DOWN. UP TO 36 MONTHS ON THE BAL- ANCE. : Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway: at M15 MApte 5-507) Open nites ‘til 8 MANY “52. 3 & 34 MAKES & models on d, come out & look them over! Auburn Motor ‘Sales CORNER PIKE & E BLVD. an =O is gate “OLD MOBILES * (peuones + eee ie TON & SON rs pe HARDTOP” DELUEE, ’ 0. Horne aindows & ses PE 6-1705. 1 r H. 8UB. WAGON, 4 es ere Tarte only $1,305. Lo "FE 43529 i 5 PLYMOUTH" CDR. SEDAN, | 6 . cylinder $625. Good ‘OR- 3.8887. 1954 PLYMOUTH HARD TOP, - dio, ee automa’ pica, = and ee ay Pee es B + OF oe ans oe. SWoudwar oe Ave. gr ha 1952 Cla: ne full pape. +7. erfect ¢ _ Great Lakes, 1 Pon before Wed. A Ch, Bargain. 3 ‘Bs PONTIAC STARCHIE Lucky Auto Bales. 193 ston. Mi am | ouriie oe BLUxE, VE RY R RY \ ‘CATA- B payment. Small Sag REPOSSESSION 06 - month, ’ acces- sones. No ah ooten. lees Bell, — PONTIAC * We're oteting this u $1, *ye ‘$3 woe a Ls] 5 B PONT matic. ing wnTae 4 DR. STARCHIEF. ratep. 3-6063 neces > 1-PO fast Must sell. FE wits a 25 DR. : LUTELY NO. MONEY DOWN, Gail Cred — of $8.65 Patty. st ' = » waroid Ls A at s good, good, execelient rubber, Try "this on fos4 Pontiac, 2 fa real nice 8 cylinder, =. raight stic 2 ie. PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES 68 Oakland FE 2-2351 ‘$1 PONTIAC. MOTOR GOOD. FE §-7328. be og ee 1967 “PONTIAC CONVERT. access. Perfect a 8-8122 after All "$6 GOLD- GOT 5 aoa en Hew: 5 pass. Must sacrifice, a & STUDEBAKER ow adie at B ¢ 59204, a4] Ford. 5 VOLKSWAGEN . 4173 — Drayton P) Off Sashaba "S4 R EY DOW $8.65 FE +7471 2 OLDs offer OR 3,3465. SUPER 86 4DR. BEST WILLY’S. i: a ER CET or ha UTEL CT sar ob Y NO, MON: mo. Nall ai creat Mer. MI’ 4-7500_ Harold Tur. OF “EXTRAS,” CAR LOT TODAY. esa ng 1 ‘ower, 09 BUIC HAR: Oe ELLOW 4, DOOR pOOR - al An Pe aap i ey mile L AIR 4 DOOR ye owner beauty. ‘55 FORD Oana STER HA wer ‘58 FORD Pp - Just like oF BtAGe & Witra! tls 63 MT. CLEMENS ST. PSSSTTT.. LWANT TO MAKE A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR? WANT A LATE MODEL CAR WITH LOW MILEAGE, LOTS A SHOWROOM FINISH... BOTTOM PRICE? WE'VE GOT IT! WANT AT THE PRICE YOU'LL LIKE AT OUR BIG USED See These F abulous Buys! | ‘58 ee BENZ ..$9,500 injection. “Acs ee transmission. A car rae distine' ‘97 BONTIAC bene eee ees P2095 Power Brakes. a & Heater, Ford-O-Matie. ‘57 PONTIAC .......... $2295 VERTIBLE =~ page ota ae ae A ‘97 Bee et Bs '97 PONTIAC........... $2195 PEBCHIEP Sc CATALNA, corr rs fivater ydramatic. Koes ee. $ 595 rer — Radio '53 CHEVROLET a cae. § 595 ge 55 PONTIAC. ne $1295 Radio r, no rust no 55 BONTTAG nn. $1045 SyATION 5 5A °O" wis _ Xa eget Radio & Heater, Hydra- aint. ‘56 PONTIAC ......... $1595 — =- Radio & Heater, 96. CHEVROLET epee 1995 = Radio & Heater. Powerglide, ree ete sees. BEOOD LA - Radio & Heater, Maule White: Walle Walls BLUE = "54 BUICK vows nese ss © 195 veneer eevee $2375 gone 1 ay PASRLANE 55 PONTIAC wees ee $1250 geo re ok un ~ Radio & Heater, "06 CHEVROLET elves ee B1ZBS io & Heater, FACT ORY BRANCH PONTIAC REPAIL STORE "GOODWILL USED. CARS’, (BEHIND THE POST-OEFICE) & AT ‘ROCK GET THE CAR YOU UPE—Radio & Heater, ec Fuel injection. “$1695 oe #8 # & Radio & Heater, ~ Radio’ and»® —— Dynaflow, * Heater, Powerglide. 5 nr: Hydra- Hyd ra- WHITE. Fore’: Radio & at a Dyna- Seats Windows. Radio & Heater, Powergiide. * FE.3-7117] wd — ot | _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4.1058 _ a € -- Today's Television Programs -- Channel SNE Channe) ¢—WWJ-TV Channel ioeaadaat Channel.9 CKLW-TV “TONIGHT’S AV HIGHLIGHTS “6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. (9) 6:15 Lod (9) Popeye. (4) News: Williams. *() Racket Squad. 6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. (4) Box Four. kill Cochise, . (9) Waterfront. (4) Dotto. Quiz. (2) To Tell Truth. (7) Pantomime Quiz, Guest charaders Dick Clark, Come- dian Dick Van Dyke. (9) Byline S. Wilson. 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 9:00 (4). Amos ‘n’ Andy. 9:28°" (2) News. 9:30 (2) Bear the Clock. 7:00: (1D Sports Parade. 7:10 (7) Weather. 230 (7) Annie . Oakley. Home @ s Appeal. Motor- ists’ ms, <> (2) News: LeGoff. 6:40 (2 Weather. 348. (2) News: Edwards. - (9) State Trooper. Rod Cam- eron in: adventure. (4) Arthur Murray. Dance- variety, Brush up on your dancing with. new show. (2) Follow That ‘Man. Ad- venture — series, —_— on lamy. 7:15 (7) News: Daly. 7:30 (7) Sugarfoot. Sugarfoot. aids| young woman, fights tricky - |10:00 (7) Publie Defender. Ad> -(9) News. “ ~— (4) Californians. Matt. ‘‘in . herits’ bandit's wildcat son. (2) Bib ‘n’ Buy. Auction game. 10:15 (9) Weather. 10:20 (9) Film Fare. - 10:30 (7) The Tracer. ' (4) Bob Cummings. Sleep- teaching device makes Bob fall for Schultzy, (Re-run.) ~(2) Spotlight Playhouse. Re- ' Newland co-stars. » opted son Aakes blame for robbery cummitted by moth- er’s: real son. + (9) Princess Margaret. Roy- al visit ‘highlights.. - (4) Dr. Hudson. Dr. Hudson teaches young brotege a les- # 12:00 (2) Love of Life. 39 Wihtry, -(4) Romper Room. (1) Our Friend Harry, 10:00 (2) For Love or Money. (4) Dough Re Me. 10:30 (2) Siar Showcase. - (4) Treasure Hunt. (9) Movie Swran dle 11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey (4) Price Is Right. Uns () News. 11:30.(2) Dotto. (4) Truth or Consequences. (7) Rickey the Clown. | —— 11:45 tok Noontime Comics. @ WEDNESDAY AFTERN ON 0 (4) Tic Tac Dough. (9) Hobby Corner. 12:15 (9) Rope Around the Sun. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) (color) It Could Be You. loan shark. ay (7) The’ Erwins. Dolla i : -(9) ny r ae 2) Highway Patrol. (9) Favorite Story “Left Hand.” ('40.) 12:48 (2) Guiding Light (4) Win With Winner, Audi- 19:40 (9) Starlight Theater. Betty} <. aa: - ence participation quiz. Grable, “That Lady’in Er-|1:99 (2) Ladies Day. (2) Name That Tune. mine.” (°48.) 4) ovie. : a (7) My I Margie. &00. (4) (color) Inivestigator. Jeft)!1:00 (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Movie. investigates murder of fam-| . (4) News: ‘W'kamp. ily friend, uncovers a secret| “_ (2) News: LeGoft. 1:30 (2) As the World Turns. bride. 11:15 (4) Weather. (7) Topper. (2) Mr. Adam, Eve. Eve's yw ¢ a ‘surprise birthday _ party (2) Weather. 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks on- (7) f cereal ere cae oe 11:20 (4) Sports. a (2) Sports. 2:30‘ (2) House Party. 8:30 (7) caked uz ves 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Fred (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. gets the marshal into} “Astaire, “Sky's the Limit-"i9.5 (9) News. trouble.: 43.) (2) Keep Talking. Comedy 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. panel quiz. Paul Winchell, |11:30 2 ee nt ee ser @ Today Is Ours. Pat Carroll, Roger Price. Marian ° (7) American lowe, Genevieve. (9) Movie. 9:00 (7) Broken Arrow.—Ruthless| ; j oy Verdict w'® ——— hire — to w EDNESD AY MORNING 3:40 e ct Is ore 6:50 (2): Meditations. co Wee Po toe re 4:00 (2) B ter Day. . 6:58 (2) On the Farm Front (4) aes for = Day. (7) American 7:00 @) Tv College. : - ” 4) Today. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 7:30 (2) Movie. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. ). Laff Time. e 8:00 (7) Cartoon Carnival. we ° : 8:30 (7) Big Show. $6 10% : Romences. . <= # 8:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. dcnoss ' nevooag ] 19) Looney Tunes. ie —— = . pictures a 16:30 (2) Susie, . . (4) (color) It's Goat World. is aie possible a (7) Mickey Mouse Club, 38 Defames ! —a 49) Serial Theater. . ry Sor cmasie) ; ai Violent stream Take ‘No Parking’ Sign 31 She her ' | | cuaRtorre, nc. (AP)—otf- way toe film | |cer M, W. Hagler thought there eee tomes | was something familiar about the 36 Pondness (Anglo-Irish) — 9 Quee 3. Monk’ s title Ty alias s frame sign the three men were carrying up a midtown street. ‘He called Jeounty police, who picked up the trio’ and the battered sign.’ It read “No Parking” and it came from the county police parking lot. Show to Replace Riley NEW YORK @ ~— “Northwest Passage,”” an MGM color series starring Keith Larsen, will take over the. NBC-TV night slot now held by “Life of Riley,”’ be- ginning Sept. 26. - 47 Pi 50 Prostrate 52 Hs — ‘ » (chem, 54 Indolent Fb or peated 55 Redacted T Dissolved 56 Meddled 8 Strong $7 Cars | veget DOWN 9 Little flap. ee te 2 Minera! rocks 12 Bird's home 3d 8 19 “Blue 4. (Pr.) 21 Plays hh 5 Masenline African i « WILSON + *” * . Art Carney ‘was just signed to portray “Harvey’’ on TV Sept..22 and the eloquent invective of Frank Fay, who created the role on B'way, is making Times Sq. tremble. . x « * Frank Sinatra—who's got trouble with his choppers— planned to fly to his dentist here but went to one in Holly- wood because he’s due soon in Madison, Ind., on location for his film with Dean Martin. “My N.Y. dentist,” Frank says, “is a real molar-grabber” . . . Columnist Radie Harris is suing the Hotel Plaza. She broke her leg at the Oak Room and charges negligence. They've got monogrammed bras now in Greenwich Village . I still love Jimmy Cannon’s “poem” about Toots Shor's: ' “Broudaee Will Miss Gagster Eddie Davis NEW YORK—The last of the old school of gag writers, Eddie Davis, is gone, and Broadway’ll miss him. He died of the asthma he once battled in Arizona, which he called “Heaven with cactus.” “It was so hot there, he said, “that when a fellow tells you to go to hell, you stay where you are.” Proud of having been discovered by Eddie Cantor while a cab driver, he often said, “I drove a taxi, so I became a hack writer.” § Eddie, only 53, was still punching out shows for Sid and “had a million things goin’ for Those Crosby's can sure pick ‘em! gal is Sandra (Sandy) Drummond, ex-Los Angeles. beauty queen now {n the Los Vegas Tropicana line, my Wilson Girl | for today. . (4) Wing BAY Fiiekok out there has a swimmir id) | Taffy Tuttle complained to & * SANDY Clift. Quarter . WISH PD SAID THAT: In friend's unpunctual habits. brother. “Tt? s always quieter without the proprietor” . . “watch inscribed, “For Cum- ' it to everybody in Hollywood Tuck .. , Jackie Gleason, Week on Jack Paar’s show came when Dody Goodman said there yrasn’t any difference between a saloon and a: salon. “Just don’t _try to get your hair dried in a saloon,” cracked Kathryn Grayson disproved all rumors that cafe patrons don’t like ‘good singers with her great business at the Latin . Eva Gabor switched to Jacques Sarlig, the money) man.:. You'd think ‘Jack Paar’d be happy, but he shakes his head and says, “It’s awfully hard work.” TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Roger Price sure had a restful vacation; in fact, his self-winding watch stopped five times. Westhampton eyen the gypsies|# are rich, according to Sal Cucinotta, who says one of them ng pool behind his empty store. Robert Q. Lewis about her boy | © “The only thing he ever did on|# time,” she said, “was buy my engagement ring” .. : ° (Copyright, 1958) —+> ~ ~ i‘. + Philip’s . Arthur Godfrey so envied Pat Boone his Mag- na Cum Laude at Columbia and that he sent him a Cartier’s min Louda.” Pat's showing . . By the way, in choosing Phil Crosby, Sandra Drum- mond says she got the only Crosby with hair. THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . “Confidential” -has a new managing editor .. . Jerry feuding with Toots Shor, says Toots doesn't golf because.he’s so fat that people come up to him on the course and or- der sandwiches. “They think he’s the Halfway House” . Cliff Arkett’s Ad Lib of the by Ad Agencies "hanged to Avoid Em borransing Seine Shows Checked parents I's Considered Routine to Screen All Scripts for Touchy Situations By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK ( —-On a recent television thriller, the victim met: his end by cooking gas. The turn of events came as a great surprise to the author of the show who had figured out murder by means of a live electric wire. g * * * As it happened, the rewrite of that portion of plot was no reflec- tion on the writer's ingenuity. It was just that the sponsor of the show happens to be the manufac- turer of electric household de- vices. ‘ In the planning of every spon- sored, live television show there is some responsible soul, em- ployed by: an interested advertis- ing agency, who is constantly on the lookout for untoward wun. tions. “You are so accustomed to checking scripts against clients’ products that you don’t even think much about it,”’ says one agency program supervisor. ‘‘It’s a built- in protection.” x * * Thus \some interesting changes of vehicle. The interested ad- vertising agency has clients. who manufacture automobiles, even though they were not sponsors | of that particular show, The geta- way car was.chosen very carefully: ‘a four-year-old model of a car handled by a rival. agency. The theory was. that a nice car is used by nice people. It is perfectly all right to hit a comedian in the face with shows. sponsored ‘by a big food "|specialty manufacturer whose pro- ducts include pie filling mixes and a pie crust miz, When. pies are, shown on their. time, they want them taken‘seriously. Beer manufacturers don't like drunk scenes; It is sttictly banned, however, in| The people who watch for these things also have the job of dyer that clients’ products ar whenever possible. When a kitchen equipment manu- kitchen, it is carefully decked out ucts can still be correctly shown. Did the Ring Mean That She’s Wed? Girl's ‘Question - About Her Maid’ } tacturer’s show has a scene in the ,, in the nicest examples of the spon- sor’s product. One TV-wise manu- facturer has on hand examples of its obsolete models so that, if the scene is laid in 1935, its own prod- eng| StU PS Singer — DALLAS (AP) — A little gist, about 8, approached singer - John- ny Ray as he sunned beside a svimming pool. She wanted Ms autograph. . * While he was Seithigeabe asked 2 importantly:. “Do you know Eps Johnson?’ Ray confessed later it sounded youngster. Hollywood stars.” like someone he should recall, he relayed the query to several fellow* members liere in the cast of “Guys and eae os ® _ “No,” he aaa cate: is she?” Thats our maid,” piped the “She | knows all and LOS ANGELES (AP) — The month before her son was born, wealthy yachtsman Paul Hurst dipped a ring. if a glass of cham- pagne, placed it on her finger and told her: x * * “I know you feel terrible about, not. being m So now you are married.” in 1956 in a San Francisco constituted a valid . marriage to Hurst. es we She also asked for support Mrs, Hurst said, that she. lindlemum turers don't like shots of people ; airplane people hate plane . That's earl, August the Languishes By SEYMOUR TOPPING . clutthes of the East German Communist police, And all be- cause he threw his pants out the lavatory window on a_ speeding train. Until the pants affair got nation- wide publicity in the newspapers, August Starke~ was- looked fectionately_ called bim August the Powerful. The Communist gewepeper Tageblatt said August’s undoing began when he decided to get a in Red Jail police arrived, they arrested Aug-| a The Tageblatt) didn’t say | ==/Star of Comedy ‘Pantless’ ust. BERLIN .(# — August the Pow-| wno¢ r. = erful languished today in the ene he