\ Z / 4 . ‘ : ! ‘ SS 4 Sues = sae Se) “4 % Nasser fo Issue Vital Statement on Suez Sunday | Egyptian President Caills International Reporters to Conference FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES CAIRO—Egyptian Presi- dent Gamal Abdel Nasser today called a news confer- ence of “international im- portance” for Sunday. Presumably he will reply to London’s invitation for a parley on the Suez Canal issue, 16 conference. _ A government spokesman invited Egyptian editors and foreign correspondents Sunday is only four days| | before the scheduled Aug.) © to the conference to be held}, (as: in the main hall of the former revolutionary com-| 5 ~~ mand headquarters. He said the 38-year-old Nasser} — will read ‘‘a detailed statement” and answer questions. From Bonn, West Germany of- ficials announced today acceptance of the invitation to the London conference. Other replies to invitations to the 24-nation conference called by Britain, France and the United States are lagging. id Sir George Young, head of the British Foreign Office news de- partment, announced that attend- ance did not imply advance ap- proval of the idea of putting the trol, * - He said Britain, Francé dnd the United States had agreed upon the NATO LISTENS Egypt's nationalization of the ca- nal was discussed at a meeting of gates were said to have explained their position to their NATO part- ners, The West German cabinet met in Bonn to consider its invita- tion to the Aug. 16 conference. In New Delhi, the Afghan Em-|. judging. The fair begins tonight Fair Animals Get Final Grooming CHUBBY GETS A TRIM — Robert (left) and Fred Barnard, 5M5 Livernois Rd., Troy, give their showpiece, Chubby, a trim for the 4-H fair and continues __By JANICE HAYHOW Over 2,000 Oakland 2th annual 4-H Club fair which opens officially at 5 p.m. today. County boys and girls poured into the 4-H fair-|Fairgrounds close at 11 p.m. grounds i Mm | their). Some 30 local merchants have control, |sheep, cattle, and projects. arranged commercial exhibits in - They’re‘all set and ready for thelone of the three quonsets at the|. night continued action in Pontiac Hospital Board |Acts on Survey Report Pontiac General Hospital's Board of Trustees last referring recommendations of the $5,707 hospital management report to various Board committees for further study. Some 46 recommendations were briefly discussed and), referred to committees before the beard agreed to allow cock to refer the remain- the report to committees the board. Commenting on the need for committee study before action on the survey's recommendations, we |Babcock said: “It you want to take the report as gospel, then we should take ‘immediate action on all these ‘bassy announced that the govern-| After Hospi ment of Afghanistan soeryved Egypt's action, Egypt, the Soviet Union and In- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Weatherman Says: ‘Little Change Seen’ : The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- dicts mostly fair and little change in temperature tonight. The low will be 58 to 62 degrees. Mostly fair with little change in temperature is also the forecast chairman William P. Bab-*- ing 35 recommendations in without prior discussion by Milford Baby Drowns in Creek 20-Month-Old Boy Dies Despite Fireman’s Effort to Bring Back Life A 20-month-old Milford infant drowned in a creek behind a neigh- bor’s home shortly before noon to- * & Kenneth A, Roberts, son of Mr. from the creek, to Oak- land County Sherift’s deputy Leon- ard S. Evans. IMichigan Waits GOP Selection | for Governor Cobo, Leonard Seeking} Chance to Halt Williams} | Ponlise Press Phete through Saturday. Both boys belong to the Troy 4-H group. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs, Norman Barnard. 4-H Boys and Girls Prepare Exhibits Hi-Ho, Come to the County Fair! fairgrounds, Perry Street at Wal- ton Boulevard. hibits, champion dairy animals and general exhibit winners. archery contest parade floats built by 4-H clubs throughout the county, Harold and Hannah Hedges archery competition, the pig scramble and a dancing school. Team of Horses Finds Way Home After Year Away HILLSDALE @ — A team of horses found its-way home from 8)» in November Ballot the early of .a Mich- "| jigan primary to choose a Republican nominee to op-/ pose Gov. Williams in his| bid for an unprecedented fifth term. Clear, pleasant state. Only two cities, Muske- gon and Battle Creek re- ported voting was stronger than the primary contest of 1954. Reports from Monroe, Bay City, Saginaw, Grand Rapids, Hillsdale, Greenville light vote. voter apathy would hold the bal- loting down to about 38 per cent of the Michigan electorate, even with the most favorable weather conditions. Most of the check points, sur- veyed by The Associated Press, were industrial areas where the voting is expected to pick up in In Detroit, it is estimated that less ‘than 300,000 Detroiters would $25,854. the rate of about 25 an hour. The pace seemed geared to the tempo of local contests. Efe i l z Et He ur ae vu rt 194. Before noon was 2,380 as compared to 1,755 at the same hour in the previous pri- mary ~ Press Will Furnish \Election Returns f i Hut ie iid; itis i z > 3 t ; ~ He re’ 1 ie Voting was light today in| weather prevailed over the) and Detroit indicated a State Elections Bureau sald| - vote, City election rolls list There was some~ speculation that the early primary was catch- ing many voters on vacation. —26 PAGES “OUR Inada WaNe eC i, Com - a ! 4 wy lead time. corded their votes.. there and vote again, But I'm going home now and tell every- body how easy it is.” George Kirby, 476 Orchard Lake Ave.—“There’s nothing to it, I've been voting here for 51 years, and I sort of hesitated about coming because I was afraid I'd make a Bat it fon't at all. Much pe than writing on paper bal Pad e Mrs. L. D. Shelton, 47 Clay Ave.—"I think they're fine, much better than the old way. It's seemed more personal to use paper ballots, more as if you were actual- ly voting for somebody. “But I understand it will be a lot easier to count them. It's prog- ress, I guess.” Sullivan to Miss Show DERBY, Conn, #—-TV's Ed Sul- livan,. who broke his rib in an automobile nar eng must remain in the hospi more days and cannot appear on his TV program next Sunday. Phil Silvers will take . }over the show. \ British Reds Boast LONDON @®-Britain’s Commu- 1,004 members in the second quar- ter of 1956 and now has a total of Mit : In Today's Press : County DROWB. occ cesvecesces IB Editorials eee tee eeeeeenarees 6 Sports .........60: nena 1 New Look at Polls _PontiacElectors Pontiac voters this morning were enthusiastic about rok _— mht House the city’s new voting machines, used today for the first) . Some, a little nervous about this new accessory of the/}in, mechanical age, asked élection workers at the polls for "/help in understanding the array of levers which re-| will be selecting from « record + state of 76 candidates for nomi- to Decide Upon CharterChange Congressional Battle On ~ With Five Candidates Vying for County Seat Local election officials this morning said sunny ‘Iskies—the first in. several days—should aid in draw- ing voters to the polls for the primary election. * * * Pontiac City Clerk Ada Evans, undisturbed by light voting as polls opened this morning, said she expects .|a@ sharp increase in turnout from 11 a.m, to 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. until closing at - 8 p.m. By 10 a.m., most precincts had recorded about 25 voters, and Mrs, Evans estimated the total at 1,100 voters. Polls opened at 7. While some Pontiac voters, using machines for the first time, were a little puzzled by the ar- ray of levers to be tripped in casting their ballots, most — slipped easily inte machine. voting. City voters are faced with a pro- posal to amend the charter and merge Pontiac employes’ pension Pentise Press Phete (plan with Social Security benefits. EARLY VOTER — Casting her ballot on the voting machines at |Employes recently voted for the Precinct No, 23 at Eastern Junior High Schdol this morning was Mrs, |Proposal by a 64 per cent margin. Jack Alcock, of 74 N. Roselawn Dr. Voting was light this morning, If the proposal passes, Pontiac but is expected to increase toward evening. will join about 60 other Michigan ‘It Wasn't So — Voters Praise Machinestes nea bon nectes eae communities with similar plans, Hard to Usel, sxnezes coments race the nomination has A, Dondero, veteran announced in January, But they emerged from the curvained booths nist party Glaimed today it gained] producer, and Cobo 7, Leonard 3 in First Returns POINTE AUX BARQUES —|tisan county posts are not listed “|Detroit Mayor Albert E. Cobo/0n the primary ballot because they unopposed topped Donald S. Leonard by a|"° vote of 7 to 3 in the state election vote of 20 per cent of the @ounty’s primary in this Thumb area town)registered voters, or rr : " pooh poo Ba million, As ustial, Pointe Aux Barques|'s ¢ to pone to report. a complete vote. = At 11:20 a.m. this final, complete unofficial vote was announced: Pot-O-Gold Answers? For Governor: Democratic, Wil-| There Is No Limit . jliams, 4. Pot-0-Gold fans used to send- For Governor: Republican, Cobo| ing in more than one entry te - — Ieee uaay ws tio bree wos For lieutenant-governor: Demo- pang at Praga pant cratic, Hart 4. puzzle Doug entry For lieutenant-governor: Repub-| Through error, an item in Mon- lican, Reid 8, day's paper indicated only one For Congress: Democratic, Mc-| answer was acceptable from Coy 4. each contestant. For Congress: Republican, Me-| Submit as many as you think Intosh 8, Wood 2. you need to win. Steel Price Hike to Affect Cost of Consumer Articles PITTSBURGH (#)—U.S. Steel Corp., the world’s largest basic steel producer, today hiked its prices an average of $8.50 per ton. . t i Republic Steel Corp., the third ranking producer, also announced price increases effective today which it said “in general compare with the price changes heretofore announced by its compe-+ —— tition.” ao. Bethlehem Steel, the No, oa pee Yemain Earl. . ‘Women’s Pages...... Ai, BR, 183 e is a BS fa. os pen Un Hil. 8 a -4 ¥ b f oo uM : pee. ' AU ae wi \ \ » Noe a8 TIAC PRESS. TURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1056. ie nl érvice Slated , SheriffSearches (City Rezones on Lincoln | 4 for Tomorrow Ax Murder Site eases Usage of Wagner Bros, of Highland) Chase’ Down Robbery| BIRMINGHAM — City Commis. Plawinski. president of | Sheltetl Park who was killed in a Motive in Davisburg|s*oners ienored é requests Estates Civic “ae, dee last week, will be at 1 p.m. ; fet saree epvgerty 9 Raps toe bees Bre , prop- at Bell Chapel of the) Brutal Killing coin and last night, but|erties. eo R. Hamilton Co. appeared sympathetic to their opin- De ; City Manager “i Burial wil be in Roseland Part] Oayiang County detectives adi, “ies considering, ‘he Wrop-|Egherts Sopot SolteOts, agree. 7 at os very’ lttlg new to work on today] ‘The sale agreement will include|ment when the home lots were seid oon cea ot te Mee Maca Tomer Nor (restrictions of the property's use,|to the Edward | eRe eder i] faced te tee Wectetaatar Sven |ton went inte its seventh day. |cummmastaners: decided. They te-/Ssrbing Te = ee | byterian Church of Detroit, -Ma- * + * |Ibled the sale pending working out}land under discussion organisations, the Ameri-| Investigators yésterday estab-|% restrictions. used for industry. ; | ean Electroplaters Society, Or- |lished the fact that the aged Davis-/ Residents filled the commission | The same a5 ee the | | ehard Lake Country Club and |burg recluse had saved a consid-| room to capacity for the nearly the present Eton Park land s Depart- Detroit Yacht Club. erable amount of money but have) two hours of disc on rezon- | recreational use. Leaf, of the | se attended Detroit schools, Cul|been unable to determine if she| ing to industrial use, They ob- Over an objection of the Cham- glass to the ver Military and Christ School in|*ePt {t in her house, os jected loudly to noise emanating berlain Co., rezoning of lots 56, Fast Lansing Vaghville, N. C. He had come tol “We talked with the vice pree- | ‘rom Berry Door Oe. wext § 157 and 58, Adams Park Subd! blood tests. Birmingham 1i years ago. | ident of the Clarkston bank and | ‘¢ ‘and being comidered, vision, from Public to Business B The glass will be matched with He leaves his wife, Bettie, two he Ott no Mie, Sea Sa O.- Among speakers was a t ; ; 835.04 account mee ee es Oe ee fe Beem mary and oy four me ney Oe box. | ¢ . Purchase by ‘the Mans Ever- pp TOE sb: Het ia eo mae meeae ers. = CHEMICAL Blast sz Sa'sartmanesr se car owned by Howard W. Moore, T. Wa of Detroit; a sister, deposit box somewhere elec, pot, 9 eee gvgvireeres am now facing a first degree murder | Mrs, L. Domine Jr, of] stbly at Holly,” detective Leo was approved by : *~ was found also on a Lake Orion | |seph, of Hazen and Jack Davis covered) | $), U S the police chief with state police Toad a few days after the mur- His body was found in the Wreck ithe farm house and entire area ’ | officials was authorized, It. will Me _ jage of @ private plane in Gladwin|,¢ the Rattalee Lake road farm ie : _ > | deal with speed control zones on “We searched the entire area County : yesterday in another effort to tind) Investigators Sift Ruins! Maple ang Adams roads and again ao ~~ had a tee climber) — : ; ae ~ social daze hogy eee of Million-Dollar Blowup — persion on ed check trees but nothing ' ax-slaying./- * . reation Director Robert Gir- was found,” Leaf stated. Truman Fy-Aide They also talked with neighbors.| at Olin Mathieson Corp. |ardin's request, that consideration He said they checked trees be- oes “ Meanwhile, county fingerprint | of the surplus fund of his depart- meee Se ee might — Ss 4 P sts James Rohm and| NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. @—/ment be aad * Fe gemny until _ thrown in the air and stuck in a ‘és Bruce Welch continue interpreta- [Investigators today sought the/the recreation may discuss tree, for Stevenson Ps tion of fingerprints taken from jcause of a million dollar exploston|it, was approved, The fund has DISOOUNT CLAIM the various parts of the 120-acre jat the Olin Mathieson Chemical/reached $6,342. Detectives believ k Jee _ ease . ‘ H farm, Corp. plant yesterday that killed) Harold Schone, new city man- handle and vente were both ae : seas ee Peuiios Evens Pests Chapman in Chicago, _ A dinner plate, which has a /three men and injured 17. ager, was named to the Southeast- to kill the youngster despite aj GETTING READY FOR THE HORSES—East starts at 5 p.m. today and lasts through Saturday. | Hints Harry May Stay} print, not Mrs. Norton's, is being eee ern Oakland County Garbage and claim by Moore’s brother that he| Oxford 4H Horse Club members, put up tem- = Here (front left to right) Diane Terry and Alan Neutral on Nominee held at the jail, gee Company officials said the blast| Rubbish Authority. had Howard's jack handle in his! porary stalls to handle the 120 horses expected Curtis slave away. Looking on in back are (left | - | Detectives assume a robbery mo-|wrecked three buildings where an further property acquired for car. | | for judging in the 20th annual 4-H Qlub fair which ~ to right) Ralph Curtis and Bruce Smith. ictil ‘th. on. Caner le tive in the murder of the hard-|insecticide was manufactured. Six) parying Lot HH Is*that of Sam “He hasn't brought it in to us . - ice re cag ig — who wes others were damaged. : Brest tor Wid te ety pines or volunteered any information tart Bggie-ne known ve loaned. money The three dead Herman | to pay $55,000, of Charles Hutt, chou it, We think Howard haa |Dems Start Building Platform , the ‘Truman, administration, leMt/several area residents. All indice-| ¢, Strablow, %, “ Rerghatts; | $8408, nnd the Kienweed lnad, ‘one in his car because he told us ' . F joe * cope Adal Steven,{t8S> however, point to the fAct! Jonn Maule Jr., 34, of Niagara | $26,000, | Py scngres ena same — Do . ~ son for the Democratic presiden- pet Be tet Ete cok oo Falls, and Francis Kramarik, 225 | Deeds from Mrs. Arthur Dubuc gle sagen an pee aeeonny oreion O1LIC LU |itat nomination _— | of North Tonawanda. ($23,560) and the Ellenwoods have to have it jacked up,” Leaf said. ti oer tad a : oe eetens “Moore, a 23-year-old furnace re- tose| MI ° 1F d Twelve of the injured were ad- _ —_—a wie bas eiaiaad ia tu His decision, disclosed to c emorida un mitfed to hospitals. ight of the ten lots for Parking pairman, CHICAGO (® — Former Sen. tice Court Friday on the first de-|William Benton of Connecticut gree murder charge, Justice Wil-|told the Democratic Platform liam H, Stamp will conduct the|Committee today “the country has ‘examination at the Independence been lucky to avoid disaster;’ un- Township Hall in Clarkston. der Eisenhower administration “And last fall, we heard Secre-; Benton ‘said the Eisenhower ad- tary Dulles tell the hard-working Senate Foreign Relations Commit- tee that the Soviet Uniori was-close to the ‘verge of ve ions Thank personal friends, added to growing {indications former President Har- ry S. Truman is prepared to ac- cept Stevenson as the party's 1956 nominee. ~ Chapman would not discuss his stand before boarding the plane. While Chapman has been work- A company spokesman said the Lot re also are in the city’s pos- explosion, shortly after noon, was, s «@ in a building near where classified) The Zoning Board of Appeals will government work was being done.| meet at 8 p.m. tonight in the Com- No buildings in the restricted area mission Soces of the Seesicioal were damaged, Building to consider requests from * Max Morden, for a garage conver- for Sex Victim Reaches $2,050 The Martha Little Memorial Fund, a drive to raise funds to buy a tombstone for the victim of ministration has ‘failed to counter communism's appeal to the un- committed and underdeveloped nations.” And by strongly empha- sizing military pacts, he said, the Republicans “have got us into the fantastic position of having to con- * * * trary, Congress propriation for the Air Force by the Benton, a former assistant sec- vince the world that we are forjing for Stevenson behind-the-|the recent sex slaying in Lake} Witnesses said flames shot into'sion to living quarters at 757 but last Friday said he would/retary of state, said “the gravest|Something like a billion dollars.”| peace.” ~ scenes for weeks, the statement Orion now totals $2,050. the air, and a billowing mushroom-/ Pleasant; Alfred Ragan, 1276 Hol- plead not guilty. weaknesses of the Republican ad- he is expected to issue tomorrow = ¢ 8 shaped cloud formed. land, building porch; and Tom The fire which followed the blast was brought under control in about two hours. Donations have been pouring into the fund and to the Joseph Little family from Colorado, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Alabama. Three-year-old Martha was’ found dead and ravaged in an _ Inde- ministration” lie in its handling of foreign affairs. He added in pre- pared testimony: » ea * “Tt is high time to return our foreign policy to competent and experienced hands." Benton said the Republicans “inherited a good foreign policy blueprint” from former - President Truman, who is to give his views to Democratic platform writers Thursday Ward, 1684 West Lincoln, and Alonzo Willis, 1697 Latham, at- taching garages. 31 Oakland Area Drivers Lose License Privileges , D. Baker, Hazel Park; James R. Blaylock, Lake Orion and Ferdi- nand.S. Schmidt and Norman J. Schwieger, both of Clawson. will be his first public commit- ment to his candidacy. : * Tradition May Be Tossed by Stevenson in Chicago CHICAGO W—Adlai E, Steven-|inee, is supremely confident he son is prepared to toss political) wil) get the top nomination on the tradition aside im filling secondifipst or second ballot at next place on the ticket if he wins the| week's convention here. Democratic presidential nomina-| ‘This view, of course, is disput tion. by supporters of Gov. Averell Har- ,-<, * riman of New York and several Stevenson; the party's 1952 NOM) «favorite son’ candidates work- Stevenson supporters, now driv- ing for a first ballot nomination, claim he can make it if Truman continues the ‘neutral’ role he/pendence Township hayfield July) has professed all summer long. (27. Chapman's decision is not inter-| - preted as a Truman. endorsement of Stevenson. But it supports word trom other former members ol his admiration that Truman’ will ‘play a “harids-off" role while Stev- enson and Gov. Averell Harriman AUS. Lifts Ticket Tax - ** WASHINGTON (INS) — Movie- = Lake Orion and Oakland Coun- ty residents have opened their ‘hearts and pocketbooks to keep the memory of the dead girl alive, The project was started by the Lake Orion Lions Club, which Thirty-one Oakland County driv- ers ~had operator's licenses re- voked or suspended in recent ac- tion announced by the Secretary of * * * LJ | When the Eisenhower adminis- 3 pare ¢ ing for a deadlocked convention '| paid for funeral expenses, Clubs (State's office. because of habit- as tb per mace oth apvties ee on tee mae Dictator Peron — |™ "hth te Nenming might ot New York battle it out for the! a¢ Rochester and Rose City have | Ordered to furnish financial re- Saar onaed however, on admissions more than “they tires reeesnaaly oo ‘“ ’ ip ipa , a. os ger re Z una a es See S. faiy 16 “ 9 cents, said, but when the tried Plans a Visit If he is worried by the threat of . ‘ Contributions have enabled Little ing w wad en > influence Of Hudsen Ave.; James Broome, Benton . wi they liquor were: William H. Broadnax, a Although the House had approved!to adjust to fresh developments, . such a deadlock, Stevenson does) PONTIAC DRAINS to pay his debts and help thelss9 Montana Ave. Carmen F.| 201, Wesees St: Ralph C- Cullens, tax exemption for fares up to one|a three-stage cycle of “bluff, boast to Venezuela not show it. He already is review- family of seven get back on itS Stockdale 43 Tacoma Ct.; John 5491 Elizabeth Lake Rd.; Hilbert dollar; the Senate lowered theland backdown” resulted. aa prone 9 ge ticipation of] WY baie me aa . Wile 3. MeClain, 48'S. Sagi figure to 90 cents. The House) «ow, PANAMA (Argentina's wan-/0n major issues in anticipation allace H. Jur : . . : “finally concurred. ied’ eller allies.” ‘pomoe i dering ex-dictator, Juan D. Peron,|® vigorous fall campaign against) vs fies roy ArtCo Mamatne ae St | p r | @a wood 7 amuse vi sprees Sala ~ ‘The motion picture industry: for| The neutrals are skeptical of us,|@PParently is about to move/President Eitenhower, . Eder aie Aggy oe cael cine Cones in Lake, Orion. CE! FTICE INCTESE | on se “many years has been seekingleven to the point of contempt. |@#&in. Venezuela appears to be his) | 1 Cnvinced himself in|day afternoon muddenly Yeetes | ime had previously been limited } ' Murray Baker and Richard K. ‘abolition of the World War IT excise|Qur enemies are more confident, |P¢%t destination, and his current campaigning in all sec-| He born in Ly May} to part-time work due.te a dia- fo Affect Consumers Watt, both of Ferndale; Theodore > ‘tax on theater admissions. even to the point of arrogance. Sit! friend is, slated to go ee ang! he comity, that Elsen-/|26 1902, and mothe tr Florence Nel- betle condition, . ‘ J, Belanger, Birmingham; Jack A ‘ "Under previous law, excise taxes! “How hollow today sound those , thes : (Continued From Page One) 4 , , y Peron's aide, Isaac Giloberte,|hower’s popularity is overrated.ison here on June 21, 1923. His Cotnp and George Helm, both of . were applied to all admissionsiringing slogans of the Republican! .°"1.5) “iene with the former/He believes the President can be|parents were William and Thirza the Litthe Memarial’ Fond eilt golhad no increases to report. Rochester; Richard A.” Dawley, : above 530 cents. campaign of "52 and the Republi- beaten. Halstead Jury. | £ Drayton Plains; Charles L. Fuson, Report Two Billfolds | “Stolen or Misplaced ‘lean administration of ‘53, ‘34 and ‘SS, The ‘pold new program’ was one slogan. eo ice “ ‘Liberate the satellites!,’ ‘Un- Argentine President's automobile aboard the Italian liner Amerigo Vespucci ae Venezuelan port of. La G ae Informants said Peron and With this in mind, he is looking ahead still further to January, He has told friends he is more inter. Coming here from Gary, Ind. 38 years ago, he had been employed in the maintenance department of Motors Truck -& Coach Division for 27 towards the tombstone purchase and a new home for the Littles. * oa * Should donations fall short of the house costs, the remaining amount In anticipation of higher $16 a ton last month. costs, Detroit Steel Corp. boosted prices approximately from $7 to! U.S, Steel's price boosts in the Walled Lake; Danny Jones; Berk- dl and Coy E. Schooler, Hazel REVOKED DRIVERS wake of the strike by 650,000 mem- bers of the United Steelworkers were somewhat lower than expect- Maria Estela Martinez, 2-year. over the tombstone expenses will old Argentinian dancer, would be given the family, a Lions Club Ordered to furnish financial re- sponsibility because of unsatisfied leash Chiang Kai-shek,’ ‘Repudi- years. ate Yalta,’ ‘Massive reliation,’ Surviving are his wife; two chil- dren, Wallace Jury Jr. of Pontiac, tht -|Where ° follow by plane to Caracas later|wsual requirements of geography . Dorothy Bunt, of Romeo; told)" ceTe sre they Bow? ey eck, Mine Martines hes been|and voter appeel. Mrs. Kenneth Patterson of Man-|*Pokesman said. ed. Other ‘companies probably |iostine and Vender Br Kelley ond Pontiac police her billfold was ; - this close companion for the past Boy By copter on pamgrey owed — Peay He ‘ G f will revise their prices along the Charlie Poindexter, both of Fern- : mre at 8 check it Egypt May Thwart Mfvere wan talk the party might|tia) candidate seldom ade milch|son of Longview, Tex.: two broth- rail Area Schools py ee F. Hood, president of oDeiiog whale Bs © go on eventually to Europe. strength to the ticket ers, Walter Jury of .Columbiaville . » Pr ng W licenses were sus- Face Audit of Books pended resulted in an additional year’s suspension for Robert Bal- Big 3 Talks on Suez ay 360 in cash end was onved by An-| (Continued From Page One) Miss Lucy Still Hoping win be. the President's personal] Arrangements will be ennounced) LANSING un — The State De- et pate és aenoes mad ~ ethioadl tocesumte’ ion va na Rotramel, of 2158 Crane St., * to Re-Enter University representative in — ajlater by the Voorhees-Siple Funer-|,.-tment of Public Instruction said! strike wwidhels o ag dia top the list tions that still forte for the White House legis-|al Home. contract ended for Lynn A. Livingston, Royal Oak. | Waterford Township, <4 ee aed abate they will| NEW YORK (INS)—The former itive program. 4 it wilt crack the books} walkeet: ap rm em Rekindled Ho : ecsed attend the talke the Western Big Autherine Lucy, 26, now the wife Beyond that, he apparently/ Mrs, William Kish Set ‘Dl “se on ‘aylor Township) He declared the price increase voked resulted In an additional of a Baptist minister in Tyler, Tex., said today she intends “‘to do all” in her power to return to the University of Alabama. “But for the present, at least, my hands are tied,” said the Negro coed at her home in Tyler where| her husband, the Rev. Hugh L. Foster, 27, is pastor of two small amounts to “about 6.25 per cent.” This, he said, “reflects the per- sistently rising costs with which the company is confronted.” It is possible that manufactur- ers of hundreds of items—ranging from wrenches to heavy appli- ances such as refrigerators—will adjust their prices upward. But wants a. man who could do the same sort of security council, globe-trotting and ceremonial job for him that Vice President Nixon- has done for President Eisenhow- er. To get’ the kind of man he wants, Stevenson is willing to waive geo- Three propose to open in London Aug. 16. There were rumors India's Prime - Minister Nehru might be ishaping a counter plan to give Egypt a face-saving avenue of re- treat. a Snowballing tension over the Suez crisis pushed oi) shares three-year revocation for Gerald L. Berden, 478 Midway Ave. and an additional two-year revocation for Kenneth R, Cody, Ferndale. Suspensions were ordered against Thomas J. Cassidy, Lake Orion, for driving without an operator's license and against Robert T. Hen- Harold R, Brown, chief of the department's Finance Section, de- scribed it adie routine audit."’ “We have nothing now to. indi- cate there is anything wrong in the districts,’ Brown said, ‘But because of the graft charges alter a prolonged illness, on March 11, 1916, in Se- nath, Mo., she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Smith. Mrs, Kish came here 20 years fell when they read the date on the card — July 20, 1942. ical considerations. He is downward on the London stock | a1 churches. — Soe‘ laatenice, to Dernc:| 0et treme Miscourt and bas beeh jagainst areas of local government|competition in many industries derson, 490 Upland Ave. after con- _ The Weather rok Me a “T wish with all my heart thatloratie Sen. Hubert Humphrey of| Sm™meved st the General Moters lit was thought that a check hadjwill be a determining factor in any viction of Uuawlully driving away 3 - More than 100 million pounds|t ‘could return in time for the falllnearby Minnesota, Humphrey’ Truck & Coach Division, better be made on a state level to|price adjustmetits. an automobilé. A one-year revoca- peerine aan tee 280 million dollars}. marked oe 3 enlaats, ' a Besides her husband, she is sur-|make sure everything is in order.” go tion was ordered in the case of with idle shane tm a yap Sabie OF Wading ot tonendlanah ten Gecieien of the carta” Soeneeote ken pratt? eto lvived by two children, Mrs, Velma| Charles E, Brake, superintendent steatore’ mill absorb part of the [Frank J. Janke, Bi y ,be- die eae ee temerres| within minutes of the market open-|she added. " |spot, Z : Jean Stuart of Utica and Donald|ot the County Board of Education,| increased cost of steel. cause of inability to pase: physler| JES: Northerly winds at $12 miles s/ing. A few buyers appeared in| Miss Lucy was expelled from the| Stevenson -also has had some|Harlen Goode of Pontiac with/said he has sent the two districts’) Nails, essential in all carpenter|—— reany7in later trading and prices firmed|umiversity last Febgpary when her|warm praise for Mayor Robert F. she made her home, Ajfinancial reports for the past two work, were increased about $15 per sei aesiaetaead tanita asia Lowest temperature preceding 9 a.m.|Slghtly, ‘s -< presence in classes touched alt Cadets i, of Hew Same ap: ania, Cesare “Matgnn often” ane > ton, - ‘peeve 5 thins “Sat § a.m: Wind 8 mph.) ny campus racial riots. executive hinks accom-|troit, also survives. « The heavy steel girders used in E WEDNESDAT a fo. BoM, aes. 3 ie uk Leon plished a great deal without bom-| Service will be at 1:90 p.m.| Brake also said his office has re-lyig buildings and bridges went up|fE at y ses Wednesday at 6:31 @.m. Snake on the Brak bast, He likes the cut of the “fib|Thursday, from the Huntoon Fu- iv no complaints */$8 per ton te $100. That undoubt- iii REMINGTON J Seem nee Tuseday at 8:00 pam. in New York Benge some issues e of Democratic Sen. John F. Ken-|neral Home with burial in Perry/™#nagement of schoo} funds. edly will mean that counties! = ba besediclh - _—— gy er Engl egg ok Scares Driver—3 Hurt _[nedy of Massachusetts. Mount Park Cemetery. A one-man grand jury is investi-|costs will rise. Electric Shever : Rina Ge ont. micratt carrier “Ocean,” third of| NORWAY, Maine (INS)—A live) gievenson's strategists, who pay |e | 3 {Boorse isa aerean erges eet ee + “ * : s gg. mi... ‘eg-es- 3] Britain's “carriers for Cairo,’ eae. Hegel cy {more attention a “4 "be Lake Me gaa : ie Bree as loading 1 equip- pedal, high-|implications than thei idate | Hi |ment and prepared to sall today|way accident that hogpitalized! does, do not Pacieas, tek: banal it by Avtomo Arrest, Is Pleasant ay ie, BOP Mrs. Clara T. Holden of South] rengeteee puight wind up i Piggit if Done Courteously seas -% | The ig swarshig Ye the third Paris, the driver. told police n¢/ond place on the November ticket STRACUER, 2, Here's ds carrier ys dispatched noticed the snake, f a rare-documents collec- to bolsters Britain's position in the|screamed, and frightened hér into|,. a : eae % [ena crisis. losing control, Fire Extinguishers A letter in which motorist Ken- arene 18 Taken to Lewiston Hospital for/Stolen From Trucks neth Lang writes of the traffic observation were Marjorie Hill, 18; Everett Danforth, 11, and Daniel Cooper, 3, all of Norway. No one could figure out how the snake slithered into the car. . DP esetie oe acts as Gees te oe the job Cheboygan Man Drowns vrong type ot ‘registration, The : CHEBOYGAN @ — Virgil Bee- ist paid $5 at the Traffic eS. eae tee Se irs i His body has ‘ot been recovered fom Beget , * - we Val ad oe he, a ee ee ea ae Ne i a apatite" ¥ | iN | rf Moje THE pontso vanes TWEmDAY. AUGUST 7, ¥956 Bob Considine Says: - Convention Cours Dust Off Same Old Stuff\ i Eddie Foltiard. of thé Washington E CHICAGO (INS)—The old politi- cal trick of avoiding a positive statement, even if it means noth- ing, has infected even the ihterior|. decoration department of the Dem- ocratic National Convention. Con- vention Manager J, Leonard Reinsch announces ilsiedieg toe for the 1956 Demo- cratic National-Convention will be simple and dignified, but at: the same time, traditional—with the familiar colors of this national oc- casion,”* 2 * * * a In other words, decorations et: as they'‘Ve always been—loud and gauzey. The long-dead greats each party will be shown in mam- moth-sized blowups, Demonstra- tions will be (as ever) so lacking in honest spontaneous combustion FBI to Speed Up Kidnap Hunting New Law to Let G-Men Enter Case in 24 Hours Instead of 7 Days WASHINGTON u—FBY agents ~ now can move in on kidnaping cases within 24 hours, instead of waiting seven days under a bill signed by Fredicen, Eisenhower oder, * * ve If the victim is not released'|[ within 24 hours, he is now pre- sumed to have been carried across state lines and the FBI can/| enter the case under the federal|| law which provides a penalty up to death for kidnapers. The pre- vious standby period -was seveniif days. The bill, emphasis this year with the July 4 kidnaping of six-weeks-old Peter Weinberger on Long Island, introduced by Rep.||f Keating (R-NY) got a late session ||} that, the moment they start, the chairman will look petulantly at his watch and warn, by his man- ner, only a certain amount of this sweaty horseplay will be tolerat- led, Nothing will change. Why should it? When the circus changed it went out of business. The greatest contribution televi- sion has made to national conven- tiong may be its insistence that it won't train cameras on show- . |boats who demand their delegation be polled. At the Democratic Convention if a oe delegate decides to chalienge the vote he won't be able to hold: up matters for inter- minable minutes while names of State OKs Road Bonds otto Finance Xway Network LANSING #—The State Admin- istrative Board has approved a $25 million dollar bond issue to finance 218 miles of four-lane, divided su- perhighways. George M. Foster, chief deputy highway commissioner, said some construction will begin this fall, The projects, which will include part of the Grand Rapids Express- way, will be financed chiefly by federal funds. Total cost of the roads is 146 million dollars. ‘Under the new Federal Highway Act, the government pays 90 per cent of the cost of interstate high- ways. The projects include the first highways planned under the 1955 Highway Act passed by the Legis- lature, [ ) Furniture. with quali . » « bedroom and di The House Judiciary Committee said tragic deaths of some kidnap! victims might have been avoided if the FBI had been towed 1 to enter cases curtiar. ,. * It named no specific ‘case. Tibet Revolts Rack Reds TAIPEI, Formosa —A report from Hong Kong to the official) Chinese Nationalist Central News || Agency says the Reds are rush- ing a mechanized unit to Tibet to; help suppress revolts against Com- munist rule. Quoting also reported that the Reds are completing construction of a big jet air base near Lhasa, the Ti-||j betan capital. “reliable' i} sources,” the government agency || Open Friday Evenings—Closed Wednesday Afternoons ST thdividual delegates are droned off and they stand up and reaffirm their vote, Seems to me the newsaper- men, who traditionally glower at representatives of the newer me- dia, owe TV a vote of thanks for making it very plain these de- lays are nonsensical and costly. Especially the latter. Still, a few things will be missed when anonymous souls from the dais slip- down quietly to poll a delegation. We'll miss the agonized groan that goes up from tired and disgruntled people in the great cow barns when some doughty soul gets up his dander and protests. 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What don’t know. Hired detective t0)sort.of purse did she have, Will?” ad pty 5 “Purse “Handbag. You know.” - “Well, it was just a bag, 1 | your . Miami,” Sha filled in for \guess. The kind of bag any girl yo s |carries around with her,” -“What color?” Shayne demand- went |ed savagely, “ Red or black?” * * * * “Why—I don't know. for sure, ‘|Michael. I” (To Be Continued) Songwriter, Wife Part, but Will Continue Work © BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ® — Songwriter Frank Loesser and his wife Lynn have separated, she told reporters last night. Mrs, Loesser said the separa- tion was amicable and “in fact, we will continue to work together in the operation of our publishing business.”’ The Loessers have been married 20 years. e Aquatic Fire Fighter LONG ISLAND, Maine u—Vol- unteer Fire Chief Earl Johnson swam 100 feet to tow a fire to shore so he could extinguish it. The fire was in a 20-foot boat from which Stelion Hoinres leaped in fear of an explosion. Johnson put out the fire before it could cause extensive damage. ‘olion, A. vesabetion endorsing was bpproved Vacations are supposed to be fun. And making sure of comfortable accommodations is the first step. A Long Distance call to hotel, motel or resort will assure your family’s comfort. When _ a day’s drive away for less than a dollar. THEY DIDN’T PHONE AHEAD FOR RESERVATIONS you’re vacationing, telephone ahead for reserva- tions, before you leave home or from handy Pub- lic Telephones along the way. You can call places “Was Nellie,” Paulson insisted stubbbornly. “TI told.you—" ‘SONOTONE Greater power at substantial say- ings. Scientific ficting — personal service, Don't bargain with your ‘well still be alive.” “Nellie?” Paulson cringed away from Shayne’s hard-hitting words. “You mean she's dead? My little ae : 511 Pontice Bank Building E: * * * : But we'll find out.” , . BAY , MICH, “I have taken |~" - Rennel Concentrate tor two years 11:53 P.M. fo be Chief of Police Will Gentry was ' . deep in conversation with a tall blond man when Shayne uncer- mously shoved the hulking be- into hig office at headquarters. Genry looked up disapprovingly, and then his eyes widened as he saw the scar on Paulson's cheek. He said, “So you found him, Mike? y _ Shayne sald wearily, ‘Tt had | IN? TO GO) sore oe nen, ie sans t Nagci eame to me that he mention eee = he and his sister had always — hendache and at stayed at the Tropical Arms cause when they were in Miami.” He : and miserable tired-out oS SSS ee eer be ~ you want) ward Paulson who had subsided see disirbanee | into a chair and sat there with a and drink — often setting UD) vacant expression- on his face, “Meet Bert Paulson, Will.” separate . ection te ence torment nag-| “You're wrong, Mike.” Gentry a blown-up. eight-by-ten pho- HH i i E 8 i A NE Ae a a A a He ee z “Frankly,” said Shayne, “I don’t How j Lost 55 Lbs. know wre dead at this point.) draggeled figure of Bert Paulson . You're swinging up the new Ford of yours. years!” how different you feel this time... eager to tell them about the magic you've met in this And there's certainly a lot to tell as they o-o-h and a-a-h over those exciting Thunder- bird lines. You tell yourself, with pleasure, “There's a look that will stay good looking for you millionaires!” First they ask which of Ford's engines you picked. Was it V-8 or Six? How many “horses”? You're proud to say, “I got the 225-h.p. Thun- derbird Special V-8." Somebody says, “Ford . took top honors for all-around. same old drive, but _ NOW! A Ford with Air Conditioning costs less than many medium-priced cars without it! TRY ONE TODAY! Based on a comparieon of suggestel list prices, ‘ UR LOCAL|FORD DEALER YO at-the Daytona Championships!” “And a Ford broke the 500-mile stock car record at Indianapolis, too!” you add. They ask about brakes, handling, how it holds the road. “The best!” you answer. Then somebody jokingly says, “Well, Joe, we poor folks just can't begin to keep up with _ “Tl agree that I'm living like a millionaire in this Ford,” you tell Him, “but I sure took the keys for a mighty low price.. Néver knew a better time to buy a.Ford!” You won't either! 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Color this picture with crayons and then paste it down on card- board. Cut out the circle very carefully. Then cut on the dotted line nd each figure, and fold them forward on the broken line below (see diagram A) so they are upright. Fasten the centér of the circle to the top of a spool with a long pin (diagrams B and C), and then you can send it spinning around and (This suggestion first came from Marion Murtgza, Waterbury, |Conn. If you have an idea for- Junior Editors send it in care of this newspaper and it may win you $10. Violet Moore Higgins; AP News- features.) Tomorrow: At the Seal Peol for Atom Plant Ceremonies Tomorrow | at Monroe Touch Off | $4.5 Million Project MONROE W — Groiindbreaking ceremonies near here tomorrow herald a milestone in the peaceful production of atomic energy. ‘Officials gather at noon to touch off formal construction of the 40%. million dollar plant designed to lconvert nuclear energy into com:| mercial electric power. Although controversy still rages over its safety, the plant is sched-| uled to begin producing 100,000 kilowatts of electricity shortly after 1960, : It ig being ballt by 26 private combines—most of them utilities —on 900 acres of marshland bor- dered by Lake Erle and will in- corporate the world’, first large “bleeder type” reactor, one that produces more fisslonable. ma- terial than it consumes. Walker L. Cisler, president of both the Detroit Edison Co, and |the Reactor Development Co., gave assurances of the project's safety ‘at a meeting in Detroit yesterday. Cisler and his assistant, Arthur S. Griswold, said structural design of the plant will guard against harmful radiation even if all other safeguards should fail because of mechanical or human error. Farmington Resident |Admits Taking Outboard Charged with stealing an out- Twister Strikes in South Dakota i: Rips Hospital, Building|— he hegre en pleaded guilty yesterday at his ar- raignment in Oakland County Cir- cuit Court. Judge Frank L. Doty, who will sentence Todd Aug. 20, returned him to Oakland County Jail under! sentence Jewell Aug. 20, returned him to jail under bond of $1,000.) board motor worth $55 from a West Bloomfield Township man, Donald Jewell of Farmington plead- ed guilty yesterday at his arraign- ment in Oakland County Circuit Court. Judge Frank L. Doty, who will Break Ground . [ 3 Ways to. Buy: in Tiny Town of Martin; Phone Lines Down MARTIN, S.D. # — A tornado struck the tiny community of Martin in southwestern South Da- kota last night, destroying one/ large building and damaging the| hospital. An undetermined num- ber of people were reported in- jured. * * * Telephone Co. who visited the town of 1,000 shortly after the storm said several persons suffered mi- mor injuries, but there were no| fatalities. Telephone service was out temporarily. He said the roof on the hospital | dows in the building were broken. Patients in the wards were evac- uated, he said. 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Certainly nothing less that the full military honors arranged for his fu- neral at Duluth would do justice to the memory of the one time Minne- sota drummer boy. Even the three living Confederate veterans, aged 113, 109 and 108, joined in honoring the man who outlived 2,675,000 other Union soldiers of the Civil War. As the ranks of the GAR thinned rapidly and Woo.son neared the century mark, his birthdays began to draw national attention. On each of these an- niversaries thousands of meés- sages poured in on him from persons in all walks of life, as - well as from the White House. Except for hearing impairment and recurring lung congestion, the grand old soldier enjoyed excellent health. At 106 he had the stamina to fight off an attack of pneumonia. * 8. .* Born in Watertown, N.Y. Febru- ary 11, 1847, at 15 he moved with his family to Minnesota. When only 17 he enlisted as a volunteer private in Company C of the ist Minnesota Heavy Artillery Regiment. After his discharge Woo.son worked in a furni- © ture factory, in a traveling minstrel band and in mills and logging camps, retiring at 85. one . Destiny has given Drummer Albert Woolson an immortal place in history as the last survivor of that vanished host who wore the - Union Blue. As long as the human chronicle continues to be written, his name will recall the triumph of right in the struggle that for a time threatened to destroy our democracy. 12 Democrats Available for Second Place Spot With the Democratic national con- vention only days away, it is apparent that the majority party has a wealth of Vice Presidential material. For. the second spot on the ticket the Democrats want a young, vigorous and able cam- - paigner to match the GOP's pre- ‘sumed nominee, Richard M. Nixon. At this stage it looks as - though the lightning might strike any one of a dozen outstanding _ possibilities. : = iS * * * ' As U.S. News & World Report sees it, Tennessee’s Sen. Kerauver, Mas- sachusetts’ Sen. Kennepy and New York’s Mayor Wacner qualify in these respects. Thé latter two, however, are opposed by some Southern leaders dacy in 1956 would produce very lit- tle of the bitterness stirred by Ax Smiru’s 1928 bid - 2 * 4g im the possession of - Not even the most astute politicians we. know. But the vettlict is only about a _ week away. one tiioree Yavalle Barna Political leaders of Burma are. | justifiably. concerned over Red In contrast to many previous inci- dents of recent fears, the operation has all the appearance of being care- fully planned. On other occasions the Chinese have explained .away the actions of their troops by calling them mistakes of local commanders. *& *& This time, however, the Chi- | nese appear to have advanced along a 500 mile front. More- _ over, they are reported to have - established outposts inside Burma. Thus the penetration not only is a flagrant violation of Burmese territory but is . alarmingly like Peiping’s seizure of Tibet. ? . Premier.U Ba Swe’s government at Rangoon ,has protested this aggres- sion and negotiations are said to be in progress for withdrawal of Red ~ troops. Certainly the movement into Burma cannot help but alienate non- Communist Asia. For that reason it may prove to be a costly mistake for “Mao Tsz Tuna. *’* *&* * If a Red army materializes in the wake of these advance forces, peace- ful neutralist Burma won’t be able to dé much but appeal. to the Unitea Na- tions or to the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. The Man About Town This Is the Day A Few Items in Regard to Views on Primary Election Primary: Exactly that in our free election system—but apathy makes it secondary, Replying to the woman who ls afraid of voting machines, “New Old Fashioned Dame” writes: “She Was more reason to fear her toaster, tea kettle, bottle warmer, curler, electric bed blanket, cuckoo clock or hus- band. If I knew the name of the inventor of the voting machine I'd bake him a ple.” “T’ve always hated that guy,” said an | Oakland County man as he emerged from the voting machine and announced that he had scraped off a candidate's name. In this voting machine erg, at least one Oakland County man today nas a feeling of sadness. He is ; Supervisor J. Wesley Duncan of Rose Township. In an auto accident Sunday he escaped with minor injuries, but they are serious enough so he is not present for the initiation of the machines. My farmer friends tell me that the recent rains about completed the job of lodging their wheat and oats, causing extensive damage. Opening today, I have the assurance of Jack Worthington, Oakland County 4-H Agent, that the 20th annual fair will be the biggest ever, So let's give it the largest attendance of any such event in Michigan. Celebrating his 98th birthday this week, we wonder if - ~ Lemuel VanSyckle © of Waterford isn’t the oldest man in Oak- land County. We know of at least four women past the century mark, but no man older than Mr. VanSyckle. The new editor of “Panacea,” the pub- lication put out by the patients at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, is : Lacille Zorvan, and she’s doing a mighty good job. ‘A fried tells me that he's found the ideal vacation spot, and it is right here in the Pontiac area, where he walks out every morning into a game of golf. ee A picture of a schoolhouse 150 years old "E.G, Roy oe the picture was taken by him 50 years when it was 100 years old. On a re- t visit there, he found it still standing. Who will be chosen at Chicago? — China’s invasion of their northern ~ er The Fuse David Lawrence Says: | Parties Losing Sight of Principles WASHINGTON—If there were a prise when he and the Republican $64,000 question contest in the cate- gory of political party doctrine, and if. most news writers and stump speakers who constantly use such phrases:as “Old Guard Republican” and “‘New Deal Demo- crat’’ were being quizzed, it would be interesting to learn how many would answer correctly the following query: “Was it a Republican or Demo- cratic president of the United States who, prior to the year 1952, uttered the following statement in » @ public speech: - “ ‘Wherever a public improve- ment is of national nee, and local and private enterprise are inadequate, the general gov: ernment should undertake it. Wherever in the United States the local systems of popular educhtion are inadequate, they ' ghould be supplemented by the. general government, by devoting te the purpose the public lands or, if necessary, appropriations from the Treasury of the Uni States’.”” Most persons in the political world today would guess that this was New Deal doctrine of the Democratic Party. Some would say it was Thomas E. Dewey, presi- dential candidate on the Republil- can ticket, speaking in 148, when he was being accused of making “me too” speeches derived f so-called. Democratic party trine. Others would say this was President Eisenhower talking and that he was “‘remaking” the Re- publican Party and “imitating” the Democrats. HAYES SAID It But the two sentences quoted above came from the lips of Ruth- erford B. Hayes, President of the United States, speaking at a sol- diers’ reunion in Columbus, Ohio, in August 1880 in the midst of a Republican campaign in which he was a spokesman for the party. Further researches will reveal it ‘ fs. the Republican Party which, by means of subsidies, reclamation projects, appropriations for rivers, harbors, dams and waterways and @the use of federal funds to develop the nation’s resources, has played i t i yy A | a Congress put the federal govern- ment into the parcel post business, to the detriment of private express companies! — I¢ was a Republican President, Benjamin Harrison, and Repubii- can leadership in Congress which in 1890 fought: against corpora- tions and enacted the basic anti- trust law of today, known as the Sherman Act. Likewise, it was under the Re- - publican administration of Presi- dent Calvin Coolidge that a Re- _ publican Congress passed in 1926 the first statute granting union la- bor the right to bargain collectively and requiring railroad manage- ment to deal with the representa-. tives chosen by the unions. ; * * It was a Republican President— Theodore Roosevelt—who used fed- eral power to intervene in big coal strikes. Today Only in the South does the ’ Constitution. * original Democratic Party survive. The imitators of the Republican Party dominate the Northern wing of the Democratic Party and call themselves “the party of the peo- ple,” whereas, in f . under the last two Democratic administra- tions many fundamenta] rights were taken away from the people which it had been thought were re- served to them under the 10th article of the Bill of Rights of the * * - Today it could be said President Eisenhower is trying to ‘‘remake” the Republican Party in the image of Rutherford B. Hayes, while Adlai Stevenson is trying to ‘“‘re- make” the Democratic Party in the image of Theodore Roosevelt and a long line of Republican an- tagonists of states’ rights.. But the mere mention of these paradoxes emphasizes the gradual deteriora- tion of consistent principle in both major part jes. * (Copyright 1956) Dr. William Brady Says: , There’s No Good Remedy for Intercostal Neuralgia The piece published here, or re- leased for publication Friday, June 29, was about shingles (medically called herpes zoster), I said shin- gies is intercostal neuralgia with blisters. I just had a bout of inter- costal neuralgia (without blisters) which, from day to day, I thought was diverticulitis, duodenal ulcer, hydro-nephrosis; carcinoma of the head of the pancreas, etc., so I was feeling immensely relieved when I wrote the piece titled “Shin- gles is No Laughing Matter.” . I meant to be facetious about my own wandering sideache, back- ache, bellyache, and not about yours, In the same facetious vein I . said I don't know the catse of intercostal neuralgia, and that if anybedy knows the cause, he or she does not choose to tell the world about it, % One reader was ‘‘much interest- a ; iy i? i . [ f recurrence of herpes zoster, par- ticularly facial outbreaks . which sometimes involve the eye, produc- ing serious corneal ulcer. I told in the June 29th piece all Dariod of years is definitely harm- and that fluoride taken in — ae i $8.7 Meni we a . Very probably Passe" meee A Voice of the People — ieee ae could have the nomination if he asked | .‘Why Dose: Entire Body | - fiflends that he doesn’t want it, 3 for ake of Teeth: , : 133 i ‘l Hit Hal Boyle Says: Italian Miss Coming to U Ss. to Tell Us About Our Past — ROME — A slender Italian blonde wants to tell Americans about American history. She ig Giovanna Ferrara, 23, heroine of Italy’s big television quiz show, She won the $8,000 jack- pot by answering detailed ques- tions about U. S, history. Now she is planning her first trip to the United States. She hopes for a chance to show her stuff on American TV. Giovanna leaves early next month for a 40-day tour sponsofted by the U. S, Government Informa- tion Service and a Brooklyn chem- ical firm, The university chemistry student is not interested in the bright lights, a “Non scherziamo,”’ she told a reporter when he asked ~if . she wanted to see Hollywood. That means “quit kidding.” What the attractive Miss Fer- _rar wants to see are the log cabin where Abe Lincoln was born, the place where George Washington crossed the Delaware, the battle- ‘Rig field at Gettysburg and Cumber- , land Gap. Giovanna, who learned first, about the United States from films and books about the wild West and Indians, has an sency- clopedic knowledge of these things She never has seen. * ca * For example, on Cumberland Gap. she volunteered, “That's the pass to Kentucky used by Daniel Boone in 1769.” . She knows, without looking it up in reference books, that Gen. George Pickett fought in 1863 on Gettysburg’s Cemetery Hill. Giovanna admitted to a desire, tov, to see the West Point and An- napoligs military academies — “for their' historical significance, of course,” she smiled, She also wants to see Texas, if she has time. And most of all, she wants to meet a real sheriff, Giovanna has a sheriff's badge of her own, The small children in her northern Italy hometown of Robbio Lomellina gave it to her in fun because of her American history hobby. She intends to wear it when she call her “La Sceriffa,”’ which means lady sheriff. Giovanna has two special er- rands. Orie is to bring some Ital- who lost both his eyes because of a tumor. The other is to visit a war-injured Marine at a hospital at Guilford, Miss. “T don’t have his name here in Rome,” she said, ‘it's at home. But he wrote me such a nice letter after he read about my winning the TV quiz that I want to talk to him.” Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE My friends are many on this earth ... Wherever I may go... But most of all I dearly love... The little friends I know .., I mean the children who adorn, , . the world like flowers sweet... My own and those from other homes ... . I have the chance to greet ... And those who have no parents who .,, Could tuck them in their beds . . . And,tell some pretty fairy tales . . . To fill their sleepy heads . . . I love each little boy and girl... And as they smile and nod... I want_to be their friend because .. . They all belong to God... And as I love my Maker for . ,. The blessings that He sends « «+ I sort of feel His children are .’» « My special little friends, (Copyright 1956) Looking Back . 15 Years Ago SENATE 0.K.’S 18 months ex- tension of draft, . MUSSOLINI'S SON - killed in plane crash. . 20 Years Ago RUMP DEMOCRAT parley may ok, Landon, ~ GANG WAR opens in New York City, THOUGHTS FOR TODAY With good will doing service, as to the Lord, and not to men. addressed Pon- tiae Press, \ gets off the plane in New York. fi ~ ‘ The pele ne in New re a ny and perpetual propitiation Case Records of a Psychologist . Explains Stand on ‘Going Steady’ Opal will find it much wiser in the long run to play the field and be friendly with all her male classmates instead of entering into entangling alli- ances with any one. For in youth we need to learn person- ality. it takes dates with many boys to teach a girl how to dis- tinguish between sexual infatu- ation vs. true, unselfish love. ~ “Why do you say it is wrong to have a steady boy friend?” marry early; then get panicky at the age of 29 and kick over ‘the traces. For they feel that they have missed something in life. from the different hobbies of your «ee you then find that is a difference betweeh infatua- PEL ge g32 88 ila i ) ~~ _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY; AuGHST 7, 1056 Want a Girl Friend? By. PHYLLIS BATTELLE ~ NEW YORK (INS) — Samson got his. * *. * Not that it’s an mnovation. This habit of freeing the brain of al ‘but a minimum of fuzz began long before World War II. The -is that today the crew is being worn by an un- precedented 10 per cent of males under 21, and 30 per cent of the older business set. Not since caveman days, when the birds’ nest beb was the rage, has any single hairdo caused such a sen- _sation, > , “Where is it going, you might well ask,” says Stephen Harris, i The crew cut for men is the most spectacu- lar news in haircuts since the day ] ‘crude cut.’ ”’ Harris is 35 and looks like he had just climbed off the Ivy vine at Yale. He gives credit to his one-inch crew. Which he says would be called a “butch po in some cities, and a “turtle,” a “burr,” a “Detroit” or a “fuzz-top” in ethers. a crew cut expert from Kansas City. “Well, it is here to stay and progress. In time, say 10 years, the percentage of men wearing their hair on end will be perhaps double what it is today,”’ he said. And by 2,000 A. D.? “Any mate head with hair more than 1% inches long may be said to have a gradually coming around, only natural that, for the sake of his business as well as his pride with women, he must look as young as possible.” we * * * (There ig one more reason Har- ris cuts his hair this way. He is president of a company that makes wax to help crew cuts straighten up and stand right, But he had the good taste not to mention such crass matters.) “Besides,” he went on, “it is a very, economical haircut for a | man, Not because, he, visits the “I probably would not have my) barber any less often—for the hair cut this way except for the) crew is an artistic cut and fact there is so much emphasis! should be administered properly. chuckled, OTHER STATISTICS men are sporting crew cuts, Har- ris has the straight ~vord on how it is being worn, by what types of men. Better Get a Crew Cut not look attractive titthe semi- bald look—it makes them pin- headed, rather”—Harris believes almost every woman- {garing man, fat or thin, will convert to it even- tually,. It’s a variation of the old story. Man wants ; woman, and woman wants crew cits. * *« |» ? “You know how a ‘woman loves to go out with a guy who's tall, because it makes her feel little and fragile? The same thing with a man who's crew-cut. Only he makes her feel young and giddy,” he explained. It is economical because when he takes his girl or wife to din- ner, the walter almost inevitably gives her the check... “Thinks she's his mother, * he Besides statistics on how many “Short men are wearing it the maximum length of two inches, to give an tilusieon of height, Tall men are clipping it close, te» resemble a misplaced 5 o'clock shadew. Small boys are wearing it however thelr moth ers tell the barbers to shave it. we Conceding that plump men do Stones dropped on the roof of the parish church at Beccles, Eng- ing stones and marbles to their oosting place on the tower. Of 37 Leading Beers Tested... —* ON TV: Ann Seinen: 6 “Saca” — WJBK-TV — Thursday, 10:00 P. M. sae flavor ; eee no tull feel ng atfer Now the findings of men who know all beers best — independent brewing experts— point to famous Drewrys Beer as the beer that out- refreshes them all! Now read this! After identical tests, Drewrys is found to be lighter, drier, therefore less filling, than any of the other leading beers tested. That means more and quicker refreshment . more refreshing flavor . . . because Drewrys exclusive brewing process brews flavor in, sweetness out. Lets you enjoy all you want with no feeling of “fullness” after. ’ Taste-test Drewrys for your own pleasure: See now why the findings of men who know all beers best point to Drewrys as the one beer that out-refreshes them all! — +k Experts Give Results of Impartial Tests. “On testing 37 leading beers and apply- ing the identical standards of original » gravity, real extract, and reducing sub- stances, Drewrys was the lightest and driest of all the beers tested. Moreover, the protein value is relatively high, which indicates that Drewrys is a beer of ade- quate body and ‘palatefulness,’ or what the Germans call ‘vollmundigkeit.’” Receipt of this statement certified by T. E. 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He was sentenced to nine $30 a month for that period and is to be “busted” to the rank at gelvale He said he was “overwhelmed with gratitude’ by the action of the noncommissioned officers at Parris Island who spontaneously raised a fund to pay his $30 a pag eight-year-old| 42” she said. “They were all “Right now, I’m just waiting)! McKeon’ s Buddies Pass the Jug, at Club, [Collect Enough to Cover His $270 Firne testo sat 27ers Baby Dies Odd Death at an Allcollapsed from a seizure and fell was ruled an “unavoidable ‘at & coroner’s in- Nearly Arabs live dent” yesterday dy qe éitizens "SHERIDAN, W ao Teel et Te lite ect dled mstanly Hoe oe Kab mmmbera. of = S af a skull fracture when Delbertiioy man Knesset (Parliament) Amiotte, 25, of Rapid City, S.D../ dross the house in Arabie if they wish, , Roman Catholic| American Indian Days celebration|on her when he stood for the na-jlated simultaneously into : acci-|tional anthem. dug into their pockets. Bills of $1, $5 and $10 denomina- tion were shoved into the jug. One woman Marine, Mrs. hardly a dry eye” in the court- room when McKeon's was pronounced. She said even the woman court ptencgrapher # was deeply affected. When the court-martial record ig completed and checked, in about two weeks, it will go directly to Secretary of the Navy Charles S. Thomas for review. After that comes a board of review. Final decision will be in the court of military appeals. McKeon, meanwhile, remains in service as a clerk for Father NEW DELHI # — Prime Min- ister Nehru’'s- government has worked out a new formula it hopes will end months of violence and bickering over the future of the state of Bombay, on the west coast. * *: * The previous plan ‘to set Bom- bay city apart from surrounding areas that speak different lan- guages touched off three riots in nine months. 2,000 on Panel. for Brink's Jury Plan to Quiz 100 a Day Before Opening Trial of 8 Accused BOSTON u—The task of pick. in the Superior Court trial of eight ™ |Greater Boston men charged with i the:_$1,218, 71 Brink’ s _rovbers. ig. ey lle eaten Sea ijjan . unprecedented long list of '1|2,000 men and women, to be sum- : moned at the rate of 100 a day. The selection of a jury was Miordered by Judge Felix Forte T\atter the first day of trial yester- \day was taken up completely with on defense motions Paul T. Smith, who heads a battery of four defense attorneys, | Cuarged thet the release of some news stories on the Brink's precluded the possibility of a yee and impartial trial. =. 3 Judge Forte icmnaiie there had. been many cases in American history in which there' was wide press notice but claimed that “‘the public had confidence” in the jury chosen, Procedure Reversed WARWICK, R. I. @—Adolph Alsfeld Jr., receives many reports from police in his capacity as a police commissioner. The proced- ure was reversed when he report- led to police—that his $109 power lawn mower had been stolen from his garage. All He Took Was a Nap NEWARK, N. J. —Police say took in the bank was a nap, The at the U. §. Savings Bank. He ing a jury of 12 members and two} Hialternates gets under way today on tly Blea: touteh Morons said tt a Meicuar's wethed chalt girson-ome The Cabinet approved the new formula last night and it was to be put before Parliament today. ‘The plan.envisages a huge new Bombay state — in area the larg- est political subdivision in India— taking in the present state of Bom- bay, two other states and eight districts- of. a fourth state. Bom- bay. would be the capital. The new state would embrace about 48 million people. who speak dif- ferent languages. * * @ Under the old plan Bombay would have been a city-state ad- ministered by the federal govern- ment, The surrounding area would have been divided according, to the languages spoken by the majority inhabitants. 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Van Peursem’s committee has all but strangled Gov. Williams’ proposal to increase benefits to 65 per cent of a worker's wage, plus $5 for each dependent. Wil- liams also wants the maximum period of payment extended from 26 to 39 works. * * Some veliliclens were guessing that the committee; bending to recommend some extension of the maximum length of payment, fol- lowing the recomméndation of Detroit Mayor Albert E. Cobo. greeted by another unemploy- ‘ment compensation proposal from Williams—a request to ease the unemployment payroll tax for some 23,000 owners of small businesses. The governor said small busi- nessmen are ‘‘discriminated” against by a payroll tax plan that favors large corporations. His ‘FOR FAMOUS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS EXAMPLE: “@ Pay ONLY % NOW, @ Pay the balance in three easy monthly payments... You Can Buy Brushes, Ladders, Thin- ners and other House-Painting Needs on This Easy 90 Day-to-Pay Basis. .60 $4 GAL IN 5's SW House PAINT STOP PAINT PEELING. 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Little chance was seen for Democratic bills to appropriate more money for the State Safety Commission and licensing oper: ations in the secretary of state's office, Another bill still on the docket would stiffen bonding require- ments for -livestock brokers and auctioneers. - * * cd The measure is aimed at pre- venting swindles like the one which cost central Michigan farm- ers thousands of . dollars last spring. a Visiting Tito’s Navy LONDON (Vice Adm. C. R. Brown, commander of the U.S. 6th Fleet, arrived at the Adriatic. island port of Split today for a three-day visit to the Yugoslav Navy, the Yugoslav radio reported. Expects No End | fo Military Draft Proposed Troop Slash Not Enough to End It, | Defense Aide Says | WASHINGTON (INS) — Assist- ant Defense Secretary Carter Bur- gess says no military manpower cut being discussed could end the draft. : * * * t He. says nobody has argued for reducing manpower levels below two million by 1960, That is about 500,000 more than were provided by enlistments alone before the Korean War. On a short-run basis, draft calls will increase to about 14,- 000 men for the Army tn Sep- | tember and perhaps reach 16,000 the following twe months, Besides, Burgess. said, enlist- ments would fall off if selective service is abolished, He - pointed out many who enlist in the Air Force and Navy do so to escape) being drafted into the Army. KEEP MACHINERY OILED He also said the selective serv- ice system cannot be kept fune- tioning unless the draft takes at least 6,000 men a month. Burgess added that no decisions on troop reductions have en made yet. 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Louis,|8tar, but this one is neither dead, the inijufed — 10 pag-| disabled nor retired. bers) Usually the studios wait until the diamond heroes are out of the . . Ruth’ and Monte Stratton. souk 2 Le omen into danes|But with “The Jim Piersall alive and lively. Piersall is play- ing in the outfield for the Boston Red Sox \these days. * * * While, he’s out chasing fly balls, biography with young Perkins in the title ‘role. 1 caught up with the company at Gilmore Field, home of the Hollywood Stars baseball club. The advertising signs in the out- field had been covered over, be- ka into. Fenway Park im Boston. Longshots had already been taken back there of a game between the Red Sox and the Chicago White Sox. Plersall himself obliged the = ensayo techn no ha 7 ae Will \\ HOT BLOOD * * from the dugout. Perkins, as Pier- sall, came out slowly and frowned as he heard himself announced at Ishortstop, He disliked being moved from the outfield, and this twas the start of his mental prob- lems, Piersall became the team clown delighting the stands with his screwball antics. But no one knew that he was actually blowing his top, He suffered a breakdown and iwas treated in a mental institu- ition, He conquered his problems land returned successfully to base- ball. 1 Walake Drive-in W. Maple at Walled Lake MA 4-315 Huge Free Kiddyland ENDS TONIGHT * * * Perkins came ver to chat when he finished the scene. The part iwas a tough one, he admitted, jand not merely because he must go.aéff his rocker. Story,” the central figure is still) play uth aseball nacho, any wood, since few of them have suc- ceeded. The reasoning behind this is not understood. Jap- an. - = *. * ‘That won't be so much of a problem,” Perkins said. “The baseball angle won't be featured in the advertising. Besides, base- ball doesn’t play too much of a .|part in the story. It's largely the story of a father - son relation- ‘ship, and it could be played against any background.” Will Use Helicopter fo Chart Mt. Rainier WASHINGTON (h—Using a heli- an effort to determine more ac- curately the height of Mt. Rainier in Washington's Cascade Moun- tains. flight will be made early tomor- measured in 1913, is 14,408 feet — making it the fourth highest spot in the continental United States. However, the U.S, Geological Sur- vey said some scientists believe modern instruments will show Mt, Rainier to be 50 to 60 feet higher than that. Mt. Whitney in California, at 14,495 feet, is accepted as the high- est spot in the country. Pakistan to Buy Surphe® KARACHI i — Pakistan signed an agreement today to take $46,- 400,000 worth of U.S. surplus’ ag- ricultural products, The Karachi government wil] pay Pakistani ru- pees for 190,000 tons of wheat, 125,- long-staple cotton, 2 million pounds of tobacco and 850,000 pounds of milk and. cheese. learn to throw with my right hand,” he remarked. “I never did TONIGHT-WED.-THURS. @ © ALL IN COLOR ® ®@ Bob Hope in ie a role more warmly % wonderful than his part © “. - as “pop” to “The Seven Little Foys!” WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER 32683 -Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roade—BSox Office Opens 7:00 P. M. TUES. — WED. — THURS. THE MOST COLOSSS ae Sa ie ee ‘i : cunnst eaineetie MIAN CANAAN Oe MELVIN, FRANK ite cae MAGLI FRANK. 1 AL. CIAMONO, WaULsane ALTMAN Based on the play Hing of Mearte by Jaen Herr and Bearer Brooke ‘Coon ev TECHNICOLOR " @-ALSO-FOR THE FIRST TIME "AE LEFT HIS MARK ACROSS THE THOUSAND TOUGHEST. ~__ MILES IN THE WEST DOWN THREE oTREETS “I’m left-handed, and T had to|_ row. The present. accepted height,’ THE Powrpac PRESS, 8, TUESDAY, r, AUGUST 1, 1956 ‘The Jim Piersall Story’ Baseball pictures have some-|* times been a bugaboo in Holly- tmoney in the office, made the big) copter, the government will make | If the weather is favorable, the | ‘Elvis. Presley? Sorry, \, \ , Never Heard of Him Just From Meanness NORFOLK, Va. (#—Cecil Cana- da, co-owner of the Best Ever Ice Cream Co., says he’s got a pretty) good-idea of why there were two trucks of melted ice cream and) two inches of water on the office) floor when he arrived for work. 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AIR-COOLED, FOR YOUR COMFORT | Tweeds To | Tweeds, flannels and coverts| A luxurious touch is an important with the touch of luxury are the|part of the styling that has brought new fall development of the style/tweed business suits into being, trend in men's suitings; made possible by orlon Richness—in touch, coloring and fiber. patterns—is the logical latest step| ' $$ * in @ postwar trend that brought) This soft - to - the - touch the introduction of these tradi-ifiber, which has become so well 3 q CAME AS CHANGE Tweeds came into favor as a te nature of the fabrics paved the way for the popularity flannel suits are made, in this modern’ fiber ‘Clothes-conscious college men will appreciate the trim, longer line of this jacket and the ease with which it can be kept fresh. It is. a light gray-blue in a rugged fabric blended equally of dacron poly. ester fiber and cotton, with navy-‘nylon rib knit- _ _ ting at neck and wrists. Play Wins Acclaim sof Audiences Love or Money’ ‘Now in 2nd Week at Will-O-Way The ever popular theme of ‘For Love or Money” by F. Hugh Her- bert, now in its second week at Will-O-Way Playhouse has delight- ed audiences since its inception in 1914, It was in September of that year that Jean Webster's novel ‘Daddy Longlegs" made its debut on] — Broadway. Ruth Chatterton played the young orphaned girl who falls in love with an unknown benefac- tor many times her senior, Not only has “Daddy Long: lege’ withstood the years, but the play's wonderful idea of the May-December romance has caught the fancy of audiences and playwrights, Today, on Broadway, “Middle of the Night" and “the Most Happy Fella” both echo the sentiments of “Daddy Longtegs.” beige ts ae caidiiiaanaatian, AMUL: -tnialaae a Sindee) eae " ; # cd (ge ig " Se Deep pile fabrics of soft, lightweight orlon blended with dynel make their first appearance in men’s coats this fall. Coats of these modern fibers have no appeal for moths and ate comfortably light in weight — lighter than the appearance would lead one to expect. Shown here in glossy black, they also are made in polo tan, brown and steel gray. — Jimmy Dean’‘s as Popular as Ever With Movie Fans Actor's Death Can‘t Stem Flow of Mail; Even Brando Playing Second Fiddle By EMILY BELSER In “For Love or Money,” au- thor Herbert brings the concept of “Daddy Longlegs” brightly up to date, A sweet young lady seeks shelter at the Long Island home of . ea aging matinee idol, As she stays on, her feeling of gratitude changes to love for the older man. William D, Smith and Janet Simpson are starred In the come- dy, Others in the cast are Mady Correll, Danny Simpson, Bertha Forman, Lillian Hicks, Paul Cap- lan and Frederick L. Morris, The ‘comedy will run through Aug. 14. Women of Moose Initiate Members . zimm hair- alan nt On tenets aii of HOLLYWOOD (INS)—espite his untirmely death, the Women of the Moose, held| James Dean’s fan mail is topping that of every other Monday evening at Moose Hall.| Hol) star. Sea of Mrs.| - Claire Rochelle, who heads movietown’s tm nal wey, eaman, senior regent. —_ ioe reported today the late young actor receives between PR ee Say ely ond» peag Te Und 6,000 letters a month: For the past three Mra, Michael Blahut was tamea)months he has received more mail than top-fater Mar- general chairman for the Christ-/lon Brando. : “The letters reflect f the sorrow, pity and unhappiness : the fans aa ae loss,” ee Miss Rochelle said. Dark. stripes ane ar “Some say they are : heartbroken. Many say, the handsome|they don’t believe he is fall patterns |really dead. Others say they in men’s |realize he is gone, but they easy-care knitted. shirts lives.” * * * Recently, it was rumored Dean's planned _ which is” soft|trade paper he is appalled | and needs no|"macabre lengths” to which/éome 5 publications have gone in An emen of : hou formal looking three-button coat model was the favorite of younger men, with the looser twe-button model the numerical favorite, the two models seem gj] 08 cteee to oven terme in pope The . A new brown, chocolate brown,/ders, without question, seems to a of nies fiber , While the higher closing, more . Ivy, or university model this hand.|have no opposition among college | men and-recent college graduates, However, some men find the cut restrictive of arm movement and prefer suits with a fuller coat: body. This, has brought about a trim comp the lapel styling of the university suit, but with slight shoulder pad- A soft fall green is a favorite|ding and more coat fullness, shade in this suiting, ¢ over) _. 8 «6 this new, medium-value’color into} The trim new double-breasted suit, with four buttons rather ise model that has | luxurious softness and adds good press retention, The background is a small step weave of black, brown and white, Rich, subdued colors are the newest phase of the trend that has brought tweed suitings into favor for business~ wear. Orlon acrylic fiber, in a 30 per cent with faint vertical stripes of warm, blend with wool, accounts for this suit’s medium brown. : senenepenee nena ee ee Winter Fabrics Have Easy-Care Features , Sports Togs Have New Flair, Color | Colorful styling and easy - care en a great deal of wear for sports rugged fabrics give- this joor'slectivite as well. winter sports clothes a flair and! Use of white, of course, makes new convenience that is a far cry PRe=" = 16 ete 4 easy care a must and this is no problem with wastf and wear jack+ eis, in which white appears. jtrom the lumberjack look of past Fall suit silhouette emphasizes higher placement of lapels on the coat body, three-button closing designed to be worn with center button closed, The fabric is one of the pleasantly soft-feeling blends of orlon acrylic fiber and wool in a two-tone gray herringbone pattern. years. The new hunting and ski togs © are handsome enough to wear for their easy care makes them a nat- ural for about-the-house work; Use of bright winter colors and fabrics with a high content. of the modern fibers—dacron polyester fi- erties of winter sports clothes, Winter red, a bright scariet, is a favorite pattern color, fre- quently used with gray and black as background colors. One handsome jacket for skiing, skating or general wear which is typical of this use, has a ragged gray body fabric of dacrop blend- ed equally with cotton, Black nylon rib knitting is used for wristlets, at the waist and for the turtle-neck collar, The winter red appears in a pointed collar of soft nylon fleece, set around the turtle neck and de- signed to be worn up when wind protection is peeded. Because of its high content’ of dacrdén—with its ability to hold gar- ment shape and to ease away wear wrinkles—plus nylon, the jacket: is ‘|Peady/ to wear after it has been washed and hung to drip dry. NEW SPORTSWEAR BLUE / A. new, light winter blue for Asportswear dramatizes the contri- ‘ lare convinced his spirit still) | The director told a Holh oo bution of the man-made fibers, for such light shades were not prac. accidental soiling. Typical use of the new biue Is i and nylon rib-knit wri waistband are navy. College men will favor this handsome, reliably neat-looking toggle coat for everyday wear, and older. men will like it for weekend wear and ‘hunting. It is | long wearing and is easily kept neat, Of light coffee colored poplin, it is lined with a warm qui a 0T and has a hood trimmed with soft pile fabric of o1 ny ‘at noon fore cooperative Mrs. Relph Gould, aie orlon acrylic fiber re ‘the lining for the bottom half of AC PRES sie, | = phe aae hac 1 THE PONTI t Se ‘= a | | : i , ai SDAY. AUGUST 7, 1956. Lael : % S, TUE lorned state'of the crani TE 3.2735 || He Continued, “Do you know that this is the first time in 20 Ta rt Lemon Adds Zest: to Custard Mrs. J. T. Arno Has Recipe With- Flavor Plus Nutrition $500 includes Ha'r s Rinse, Crt, Hair Styling, a : , a’s Beauty Shop Drayton Plaifis : OR 3-9702. | Belv 3 : By JANET ODELL : Pontiac Press Home Editor Lemon Custard Dessert is a delicately flavored treat that com- pe Bes a »* Coat sweaters in a deep, loose knit of orlon fiber introduce a new idea Endowed with the softness, of appeal for moths, they provide colorful chill protec- tion for leisure wear. acrylic for off-duty winter comfort. ready washability and lack 5 ‘Don'ts’ to Get Along W Keep Way Open &. A few Don't criticize his friends, If you absolutely have to forbid him to run around with a certain friend be- cause the friend is really a bad in- fluence, do it. But don't just pick his friends to pieces, finding fault with one's manners, another's dress Increase Weekly Tip for ‘Extras’ Additional Portion | to Waitress Proper if Guests Dine of the important don'ts . By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: “I am staying for the sunimer at a small resort hotel where I have the same wait- serving me regularly. I give at the end of each week. ends my daughter usband come up and visit I have them as guests at should my son-in-law tip zee bines good eating with good .nu- FOR PROUD AS ’ A PEACOCK APPEARANCE try our quality dry cleaning and finishing. We're sure it will ¢atch much approval. CLEANERS @ 294 E. Pike St—4100 E. Walton —FE 2-0661 of _ are Most cheese tastes better when MiMi R RRR MMas 80VeK at room temperature, Improvement Association and of the Altar Society of Our Lady of en Church. She enjoys garden- nae sie aie aie ae ae and anced some way. But the place to balance it is in the clothing -store, not later. One is réminded of this fact | A boxy look is fatal for the over- * | weight figure. Asymmetry such as ‘a cascading side-wrapped skirt, ; braid detailing that runs from ad shoulder to the opposite hip, and a @ side-buttoned step-in sheath, are > examples of new fall lines. LEMON CUSTARD DESSERT By Mrs, Joseph T. Arno "a butter ; beaten eee yolks julce and rind 1% cups scalded milk 3 egg whites, beaten — Combine sugar, flour, salt and butter, Add lemon juice and rind. Add to combined egg and yolks milk. Mix well. Fold in egg whites and pour into greased pan or cups. Bake in 325-degree oven for 45 minutes. Set casserole in hot ter while in the eight, FULL ROLLS OF FIRST QUALITY CARPET wa- oven. Serves The clothing budget must be bal- Clothes Budgeting Begins -s mat Women’s Apparel Shop if she wears house dresses’ more party dresses, her accord- | than she. wears i Help Parents ith Teenagers to Talk Things Out; ~~ Don't Harp, Snoop, Criticize Friends : or another’s lack of parental con- your child though it may seem like yesterday to you. It’s his teenage years your child is living, not yours. NO SNOOPING Don’t snoop into your child's pri- vate life. It is quite one thing to make sure that you know his friends, know where he is going when he leaves home and quite another" to read his mail, listen in on his telephone conversations, and make a habit of checking up on him to see if he is telling you the truth. * * * You can keep Junior from clam- mingup on you if you. will just treat him like a respected, trusted, and dependable member of‘the family, | i N ightgown? , Who Would Ever Guess? NEW YORK (INS) — when you could tell a girl was dressed for sleep because she wore pajamas or a nightie. - But this year a girl getting set for bed is more apt to look as if jshe’s ready for the ski-slopes, a — tour of the Taj Mahal, a hitch in the Army or a performance of “Punch and Judy.” LIKE ANYTHING BUT _ — The latest nightwear styles are designed to look like anything but. For instance, there’s one pajama set that consists of “ski” pants, “ski” sweater and ‘‘ski"’ boots. There’s another PJ outfit that looks like an oriental harem cos- tume, all gilt and gauzy. “regimental” guardsman's out- fit that puts a striped European army shirt over skinny pants. The girl who prefers a nightie has a choice — either the ultra- stylish nightshirt cut exactly like an Ivy League man's shirt, or something frillier and more famil- jar. z ee ( » We need more room for 4 : ee ____ fer the month of August =— =: - are reducing severe! rolls O spite of recently advancing fi _ prices. If in need of carpeting, it will pay you to take advan- tage . of . these . markdown : prices during the balance of 8 month. | | N | HEAVY COTTON CARPET IN na wyotin phones san 4 : NUTMEG BROWN f too of us indulge 3 12-foot width. Priced regularly [i ge Say mates ; | me at $5.95. Priced now only ~” || Experienced Saleswomen J} | I've known rong Pity honard a ; ; $395 . d ' ‘too much. I know young business 3 A R P | : quare yar & Alteration Women gre whose tendency to. om : ( | | HUNTER GREEN HEAVY CUT- eodad «sy eee ee ee eee : : 1} = PILE VISCOSE CARPET N for Exclusive lottice, that they were dismissed. : a ; ' This is a beautiful carpet and Dress Shop in I've known volunteer workers eee a wonderful buy at Birminghom Ases who seriously undermined a nec- : $495 square yard ; y : aa? be Excellent hours and pay. Allf because they couldn’t stop gos- . B | . WOVEN COTTON CARPET IN replies held confidential, Reply f| siping. : i ae agiances A SPRUCE GREEN TWEED . [if to Box No. 30, Pontiae Press. | Gossiping is a hard i : This carpet has been on the is a hard bebit Again we have accumulated several roll ends which are market for ten years without a break. ~— your room sizes and look over this wear complaint. Regularly real bargains. q '_ $7.95, now on sale at reduced. Check listing. All are Sele Plant and Showroom i f i , gz i 4 * : 3 oye * He solved it beautifully. 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EN NEEDLEPOINT WILTON. | ‘ | Bi cy ol Sones 12-foot width. This carpet is | — wn Fant 384.25 288.00 "7G - wearing and will not |i oe "yards crush. At a savings of $3.00 | . Pile T1925 9.00 ® ci | @ Chairs @ Davenports Copper Hand-Carved Oval Rug .. 7395 49.50 ‘$7 } seme ven : @ Sectionals @ Love Seats i Shop in Air-Conditioned Comfort Se oe Bookkeeping Calculator — oe Day, Half-Day, and Evening — Typewriting — Accounting Comptometer APPROVED ; All pieces ones ” bee | Mey Fury for these coments berg. TEE wre “name, Ages : | 0 a E ~ : as he Mesa NUNES 55 ssinek cs ce < |W tay | cago | Parking | i etn ft Py i | oe fA ae of our pattern a i oat ae gt Mall Thie - eT ee aye {sa dnt of et, ay oe - end at St. Clair Inn. where. they Also during the three-week motor tour, Mr. Palmer took a raft trip down the Snake River is Wyoming. _ Former Ponta cathy Mr. and- N, Collins, now of New York City, visited friends and neighbors at Silver Lake yesterday. The Collinses were en route home from a vacation in the Northwest. * Dr. and Mrs, LeRoy F, Hill of Lakewood drive spent the week- celebrated their 25th wedding an- ‘7 : Ld * * Several family reunions were held Sunday, The Arnold reunion was held at the home of Mrs, Elisha Ar- nold at Port Ganilac with 65 at- tending, During the ensuing election, How- ard Arnold of Deckerville was cho- sen president. with Roy J. Arnold of Flint as vice president. Also elected was Mrs. Ernest Everett of Osceola drive, secre- tary. Chairmen for the program were Mrs. Richard Holdburg of Port ‘Huron and Geraldine Douglas of Royal Oak. * * «® The annual Squiers-Atwell fam- ily reunion was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Jesse Gaddis of Marion avenue, Among the 65 attending this re- union were residents of Owosso, Detroit, Monroe,- Auburn Heights, Petoskey, Lake Orion, Lapeer, Swartz Creek, Columbiaville, Dear- -born, Garden City, Oxford and Pon- tiac, S & © Betty Felice was her only attend- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longwor-jant. George Wade served as best St. Benedict Church was the set- ting for the Saturday wedding of Barbara Kline “and Robert Haas. The 11 o'clock Nuptial Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Richard W. Thomas The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bracey of Mansfield street. Robert’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ristou of Lakeview street, A waltz-length gown of Chan- tilly lace was worn by the bride, and her fingertip velj of illusion fell from a Juliet cap trimmed with seed pearis. She carried a bonquet of white roses. MR. and MRS. ROBERT HAAS Barbara Kline Becomes Bride of Robert Haas thy of Wayne were host to the;man. Ushers for the ceremony Mr, and Mrs, Merle Brown of Oli- ver street and Walter one i Maceday Lake road. | Receiving congratulations on the and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Is The bide, foaes. Maternal grandparents are Mr, the former |.14 vrs. Michael Sapelak of Wolfe Barbara street and paternal grandparents Kline, is the |are Mr. and Mrs. John Paulus of daughter of |“c*s. Mr. and Mrs. “atts * *¢ «@ of Lakeview | tye Paul Singleton family and street, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cosgrove. at- Sixty-six attended the gathering. 3 Newcomers in Figure Club Mrs. Garnet Roberts, Mrs, Con- rad Burlison and Mrs. Lee Grese- were Richard Thompson and Don-jhover were welcomed as new ald Carn. members of the Fashion-Your- Sue Heisler, cousin of the bride, :|Figure Club. sang the bridal recital. Mrs, Gordon. Flattley presided at A wedding breakfast was held atlthe recent meeting held at Abah Hotel Waldron for members of the Shelly Library. wedding party and the immediate families. Knights of Pythias Hall} Final plans were made for the was the scene of the evening re- annual picnic to be held at the Carl Rehm home at Watkins ception. Lake. Mrs. Rehm won the weekly For her daughter's wedding, ' Mrs. Bracey chose a tan dress pie 2 ae: bee Set ey with brown acovesertes and 9 yel- s te et Oe low corsage. Leona Pontiac Mrs. Ristou wore mint green|Parke and —€ with white accessories and a pink and white corsage. The newlyweds will make their home in Pontiac on their return from a honeymoon trip to Niagara ‘views of club members d the meeting. The interviews be heard Aug. 12 over a local radio station, Mrs. Clint Gee was a guest for Falls. the evening. Men Take Note: By DICK KLEINER NEA Staff Correspomient Just be sure, in building an out- fit around a pair of slacks, that It’s Slack Season When buying such basic gar- ments as,sweaters or sports coats, it's a good idea to consider their color from the viewpoint of . fall The Latins, with their “laxus,”’|,. well as summer. started the whole thing. Wonder made a tape recording of inter-| rect Nadine Harmon for her marriage to Raymond F. Traver. The bridal gown was fashioned with a fitted . |bodice, long sleeves and a bouf- fant .skirt of panels of lace and tulle, A crown headpiece of seed pearls and iridescent sequins secured the bride's veil of illusion, She carried a cascade bouquet of white carna- tions centered with a white orchid. The Rev. James W. Deeg per- formed the 7:30 o'clock cere- mony Saturday evening in Oak- land Park Methodist Church. One hundred guests attended the service, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel F, Traver of Kemp street aré the bride's parents. Raymond, of Hogarth street, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hamacher of Prospect SISTER WAS ATTENDANT . Mrs, Richard Ellis of Drayton Plains, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a gown of pink crystalette and a matching flower headpiece, Her flowers were | of blue carnations. * Pat Spchar was bridesmaid. Her into a quart of water, let the mix- gown of blue crystalette was iden-jture stand for a day, then pour it) ° tical to the matron of honor's, and'over the plants. ra Doris Nadine _ farmon and. Raymond F, Traver were married Saturday at Oakland Park Methodist Church, Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Harmon of Kemp street, and his parents are Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Hamacher of Prospect street, MReond MRS. RAYMOND TRAVER 7 Traver-Harmon Nuptials: Spoken -+in Church Rite A’ floor-length gown of lace and) “ltulle ever satin was worn by Doris she carried a bouquet of pink car-'€ nations. dack Traver was his brother's best man. Ushers were Richard Ellig of Drayton Plains and Tom Weber. For the reception held in the. church parlors, Mrs. Harmon| greeted—the guests wearing a blue’ lace dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses, Mrs. Hamacher wore a black and # white dress with matching acces-|C sories. Her corsage was also of —————--—~ pink roses. When the couple left on a honey- moon trip to northern Michigan, the bride had changed to a pink dress with matching accessories and wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet, The couple will re- side in Battle Creek on their return, Erase Fabric Marks Try a soft eraser to remove lead pencil marks from fabric. If they| © still show—and the fabric is wash- able — rub soap into the stains, then launder in warm suds and bi r inses. Ailing house plants may be re- vived if you put a few egg shells NEW YORK—This is the slack season. And the slack manu- facturers are happy about it. You should be, too, for the slack has come a long way. To begin with, the word “slack” can be traced all_the way back to the Latin “laxus,”” which means spacious or loose. That’ s the same word that gave - birth to our “relax,"’ and so slacks and relax| The are first cousins. And the two go together like Porfirio and Rubi- rosa. Actually, slacks as we know them are a development of the Army. The idea of having & spare pair of trousers, a little looser and more comfortable, first occurred to some unknown hero in the military branch, And the word, applied to trou- sers, is believed to have been born in the Army, too. td] * * * Nowadays, slacks are one of the most versatile items in any man‘s wardrobe. If you. were cast away on a desert island, the probability is that the second thing you'd want would be a pair of slacks. (First, of course, would be a good book.) your shirt color goes with your slacks. If you have grey slacks, for example, the best bet is a sportshirt in some shade of blue. With brown slacks, a tan or yellow or orange shirt looks good. White, of course, is always ac- ceptable. The acisco fabric is available in green, tobacco brown, Caribbean blue, charcoal, maize, rust, cocoa, black, silver grey, Bermuda tan and something called skipper. These days, slacks ate inexpensive can have a few pair. But slacks come in many colors. f enough and useful enough so you) if there was ever a Caribbean blue toga? a tie to work these are the days that call‘ for a clip-on bow tie. They attach to the collar, thus eliminating any tie fabric: around per bow ‘ties sold these days are clip- ons, This summer, medium tones are most popular. The novelty- pleated hand-painted tricky stitches that were featured last summer are happily,’ gone. Neat stripes and conservative solid colors are the best bet. Off the rack: If you must wear! Coat . Your O'llegro ey ha in Cafe’ or Platinum ‘NEW YORR (INS) <- One’ ot the biggest threats to life and limb is the telephone that rings in a dark Many's the twisted ankle or barked shin resulting from a dash through a black room to answer the telephone's summons, ' Louis Goyette, head of an elec- safety firm, broke his jeg | one night while on his way to answer the telephone, and as a which lights on the first ring. / This lamp breaks no telephone company rules since it does not |Post connect electronically with the phone or phone outlet. JUST PLUG IN You just plug the lamp Into the wall socket and place the phone on! the attached stand. “The first obvious objection to this arrangement is what hap- pens if the phone rings, the light lights and there's no one there to anawer, But the inventor says that the Legion Women Schedule Dance Mrs. Leo Mineweaser was ap pointed chairman of refreshments result invented g table lamp-for the Aug. 18 installation dance of the Ladies Auxiliary to the a Legion, Cook-Nelson Mrs. Ray Jewell will be flower and gift chairman and Mrs. Roger Dean will serve as invitation chair man. Plans for the dance were made at the Monday meeting of the Auxiliary held at the Legion Home, Annual reports were given by standing committees and Mrs, ; Donald Sutton was elected his- torian. Mrs. Charles Crawford was selected to serve as chairman of lamp will turn itself off automati- smi For Fall the auditing committee. OUR College Board of Review Fashions . f ~ Friday, August 10th ite 7 Come in today . . . Register : your school for your chance at ene of cur Wondertul Free Gifts. _ Your Fashion Store Skim milk thats extra good ~ because its signers are paying as much atten- tion to them as to ordinary trousers. Gone 1s the extremely loose look that made slacks Seem to have been tailored by a wornout sailmaker. Today, they are just as . as ever — but neater. This summer has seen the in- troduction of handsomely tailored slacks in new featherweight fab- rics. Such material as avisco rayon and wash-and-wear blends of ace- tate’ and rayon are ideal ,for slacks—cool, good-looking, easy to take cate of, crease - resistant, colorfast. VAAAAAAASAAAAR AAMAS MARY KING SALON @.. ton ada: your finest table digainy tor ony ccomtens $008 REGISTERED JEWELERS Nees: Gem Society Ancong, Jewelens A td O'llegro Short Coats Man-made fur of orlon and dynel, The most luxurious ap- -pearance and handle, these are a modern miracle. 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McKeldin vetoes the idea, he’s going to find Kenneth G his name placed in nomination for . : im oly H EM PSTEA D : vice president on the Republican Building Materials! Theft Insurance Protect lumber and other construction materials piled on your lot until they become & & part of the building. Policy not only covers theft but fire, windstorms and other extended 3 | bien og ; --TO ENJOY ALL THE BENEFITS OF BUYING IN AUGUST ! ticket. ee Pee --TO GET TODAY'S HIGH VALUE E Beonvention delegate, said last night et his eandidates “would be Ike and FOR YOUR TRADE-IN ! 102 E. Huron St. : FE 4.8284 Ted.” “If the governor doesn't stop ..TO STEP UP TO THE BIG-CAR POWER AND PRESTIGE OF A ROCKET ENGINE 88 ! course, I would not go against. the governor's wishes." McKeldin couldn’t be reached for comment, But two days ago he WEDN ESDAY IS rejected Harold E. Stassen's re- quest that he support Gov. 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SLD SMOBILE "JEROME MOTOR SALES CO. 200 $, Soginaw St, Pontiac, Michigon s eee ? on CAREFUL, +» DRIVE sary 7 CF ES TEI Full-Bodied spel! nase Over - FE 4.3566 < ' western fire station will probably = “ae ee Ae ‘ A \ ih ; f \ : vo | \ ‘eae | | WoeAD r? * 4 \4 «4 \8 ~—— WHEN TWO’S A CROWD—This oversized ice cream cone pro- vides good licking for five-year-old Holly Lee Wilson of Niles, Ohio, and “Saddles,” a neighbor's terrier. The young competitor of the sweet-toothed canine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Wilson. THE PONTIAC PRESS. TURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1950 * bso " Troy Decides on Firehall Site Delemere and 16 Mile Corner Purchased Last Night TROY—Purchase of five acres at $2,250 an acre for a new fire sta- tion on the western side of the City of Troy was tentatively ap- proved last night by. city com- missionefs, The site at Delemere, (between Crooks ard Coolidge Roads) and 16- Mile or Big Beaver Road, was among several studied by Elmer Schroeder, fire chief, and commis- sioners. Urged by underwriters threat- ening higher insurance rates, the house a fire engine, pumper, booster and perhaps- a tank truck, Stations are now at 19 Mile and Livernois Roads, and near 16 Mile Road on Rochester Road. The new building will be erected as soon as plans can be drawn up, officials indicate. * * & _ A curfew for Troy youngsters ‘under 17 was approved last night. | A approved tentatively an agree- | ment to abide by authority Drain routings in the Wendover A gas station at 16 Mile and Livernois was approved on appli- cation by the Sun Oil Company. St. Gabriel Guild Plans Card Benefit . pinochle. The public is invited and no res- . Proceeds Pair to Live i After Florida SOUTH. LYON — In a ' Friday evening ceremony, Anne Marie Harmon became the bride of Perry D. Cooper. Officiating clergyman was the Rev. Orville Roth of the Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, Pa. - Frank V. Harmon of Woodland Dr.,. here: and the late Mrs. Har- mon are the bride's parents. Perry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harri- son Cooper of Gregory. White embroidered French or- Garden Club Expects Entries to Be Countywide GINGELLVILLE — Entries fom individuals and clubs from all over the county are expected for the Gingellville Garden Club's flower- show set for Aug. 18 at the Com- munity Center. Plans were completed at the club’s meeting last week and Mrs. Floyd Sanchez and Mrs. Arthur Burgess and their committee are ready for the show day. . Entries will be accepted from 8 until 11 a. m. and the public will be admitted at 3 p. m. Aiding the co-chairmen are Mrs. Roger Williams, in charge of classifications, Mrs. Wilson show will be marketing, under Mrs, Louis Swartz’ direction; canned fruits and vegetables, Mrs. Ora Wright; house plants, Mrs. Lee Buckle; table settings, Mrs. Jack Turner, and flower arrangements, Mrs. Harold Gingell. Slate Three Events in August for Grange ito Do Polio Duty | |Unites at Riverside n Ann Arbor Honeymoon gandy was selected for the bride’s gown which was designed with a square neckline edged with. sealloped organdy. The bouffant skirt was made with panels and tiers of ruffled or- gandy. A small bonnet of em-, a of ehry- Lucille Cooper of Gregory, the bridegroom's sister, was her maid of honor, ae Francis Richmond: of Gregory was best man and Woodrow Choate of South Lyon and Melvin Rich- mond of Gregory seated the guests. school in Ann Arbor. - Following the ceremony q re- ception was held in the church home at 344 Eighth Street, Ann Arbor, The bride was graduated from South Lyon High School and Cleary College and the bridegroom graduated from Stockbridge High College. He wil} teach junior high schoo in Ann Arbor. Round Lake Group fo Elect Officers MILFORD—The Round Lake Im- recently unelected .becatise a Al King residence, 1182 Clearwater Rd. on Saturday. * * ‘* The gathering will begin at 4 ‘p.m, and will include discussion of sanitation, possibility of lake pol- lution and. the high-horsepower outboard-motor problem. Appeal for Nurses Stepnitz Family Mra. ¢ Simonis, Wood- all St,, have & new son, Martin on the river, heard a band concert Opens Shop in Utica School and Michigan State Normal provement Assn. will elect officers; - quorum Was not assembled, at the! — Name Salyer Head of Corps Plant Operator to Head Ground , Observers in Rochester ~ ' ROCHESTER—Village Manager and Civil Defense Director Robert A. Slone has announced the: ap- poiritment of Jim Salyer, operator of the .village sewage disposal plant, as head of the Ground Ob- server Corps here. as * * e e will demonstrate putting-up a new e Established in 1898 e Sal will be in charge of re- e atS2 amen, and organizing volunteer|'YPe Pole frame poultry house near) yETAMORA — For the next'S aes ry observers, who, working in pairs Attica on Friday. The demonstra-ltwo Sundays there will be guest\o (aaah Farmer-Snover : on two-hour shifts, will keep watch “= ole Ce ee ~ at speakers at Pilgrim Congregation-\§ a7] ow, ag = by, Coun “*+/al Church, while the Rev, Charlie i. oe eS. and it is expected that farmers) Robbins is on vacation. ‘ls _ FUNERAL HOME : ; tei cae at Blea e ube Present from several coun-| On Sunday, the Rev. Charles Van|s 160 W. Huron FE 2-912) and he and Salyer plan to have | Tye s¢-toot clear-span laying [vo Fontine will, be presentie AIR CONDITIONED the station under way soon. It | pouse will be built = & Row [2nd on Aug. 19, Edward Schulert,/$ % > will contain a special phone con- ne ee awthweat of Attien |P2Cheste® businessman, will speak.|% oe eeeceoccosccoooeesoosscosooooooosooooossoen nected to the Grand Rapids filter | a¢ 3355 Newark Road. center and will be built on a hill wil near St. Andrew's School. Teles wil be sette aed the Four cTowners to. Meet FOUR TOWNS ~Gele Miriam for the day are the of doll clothes for the com- most . Troy Township Seen Vanishing Chrysler Purchase Takes Most of Land Housing 28 Voters TROY—The land purchased by Chrysler Corp, will take up most ‘of two sections that now form all but one lot of residential Troy Township, according to City of Troy Clerk Lawson Lockhardt. The land includes some~of the city’s land also, he says, but he was not sure of how much, “Tt that present township area | doesn’t belong to the city by the time that Chrysler builds a plant there, the city will probably have to work out some arrangement police and fire protection with the township,” Lockhardt The Corporation has indicated that it has no immediate plans to build, but feels that land should be purchased before all available land was used. ‘The Chrysler purchase is bound- ed by Long Lake, Crooks, Square Lake and Coolidge roads, with oth- er tracts in adjacent area, idge, Square Lake and Wattles road which is a mile south of, Long Lake road, the southern Chrysler ry. The Troy Township area includes a single lot bounded of three sides by Royal Oak and one side by Clawson, and White Chapel Ceme- tery. Royal Oak is expected to take over the single lot, The two sections at the north will probably be subject of another vote, Lockhardt says, if city offi- cials do not find some way in which to take it over without a vote. Experts to Show New Hen House Near Attica METAMORA — MSU engineers ‘The program will be repeated at 'l in the afternoon. : Phone Usage Study Held in Brandon and set a July, 1957 meeting date. for | ne | building partially 9 to 11 a.m., after which there -}will be am hour's discussion. | | | rbs Tiny Con By NANCE BELLEFLEUR South Oakland Correspondent The first week of August was general moving week for five city managers in South Oakland coun- ty communities. All, with the exception of two, are already established in their Township Faces Choice of Leader Farmington Officials to Meet Tuesday for 2nd Appointment This Year FARMINGTON ‘TOWNSHIP — When the Farmington Township Board meets next week, they will again be faced with the necessity of appointing a new supervisor, . Ward Eagle's resignation last week leaves the township without a supervisor for the second time in four months. Eagle, who has been a board | for @%&% years, was appointed supervisor in April, following the death of E. V. Blanchard, At the time of his appointment, Kagle made it clear that he was reluctant te accept so great a responsibility and that he was doing so from a sense of duty to his tewnship and only on a temporary basis. He stated at the time that he would attempt to take care of some of the work which had accumulated during Blanchard's long illness, but felt that a younger man should be found for the job. Upon his resignation, Eagle said, “T have done the best I could and I regret to sever my connection with the Township Board. How- ever, for personal reasons I feel it advisable that I not continue in office.” Both board members and resi- dents expressed regret at his resignation. Guests to Speak at Pilgrim Church new homes in their respective communities, COMMUTES FROM HOME Paul D. Foxworthy, 40, the new city manager for Pleasant Ridge, |p. is commuting from Marine City until he. finds; close by, wor a nroocton wer (it) Waterford ager of Birmingham later this month. Right now he and his family are vacationng and plan to look for a home in Birmingham on their re- Harold K, Schone is scheduled turn. Donald C, Egbert resigned as city manager of Birmingham as of Aug. 1, His temporary replace- ment is L, R. Gare. Calvin C, Henry, 31, former personnel director for Owens- burg, Ky., became city manager of Hazel Park, replacing 0. G. Helway. Holway, with 12 years experi- home for his fam- ily either in Pleasant Ridge or Managers Settle in New Cities _ ence as city manager in, different ’ cities ig the new city manager of Troy. Se John C. Dinan took up his duties as temporary city manager in Oak Call Meeting Government Committee Forms to Study Future of Township | { WATERFORD TOWNSHIP-—-The problem of the township's future government will be considered when a committee of Waterford Township residents meets next Lied at 8 p.m, at-the township hall, This study committee is a prod- uct of the two general meetings Bob Kearns Seeks Opera earlier in the year sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Women's groups. and the Business and Professional — Song Career UTICA — Bob Kerns, operatic singer who appeared Sunday night on the Ed Sullivan show, plans to study opera either abroad or in the United States when he leaves the Air Force. But Kerns, son of Dr, Thomas Kerns, 7877 Stead St., Utica, has three more years of his four-year stint. A member of the “Singing Ser- geants,"" of the Air Force Band, he sang in the televised show at McGuire A. F. Base in New Jer- sey. ; Before entering service a year ago, he received his degree from University of Michigan, where he had studied singing. When the Air Force band ap- pears at the Michigan State Fair this fall, Kerns will be among their solo singers, . More than 196,000 trucks are the United States, used in the distribution of milk in iy, i The first meeting pointed out the advantages and disadvan- tages of annexation to Pontiac, Several interested citizens then volunteered to be on committee, the study Charlies Pappas, Jaycee repre- sentative, and Mrs, E. L. Winde- ler, BPW representative, Further information may be ob- tained from Pappas, Mrs, Winde- ler, Mrs. Helen Reese, president of the Women's Club or John Chase, president of the Junior Chamber. * * Pep, Vim, Feel Y couples are weak, - . sausted just phe eng, ey |rounger inling ue $2. Sy Coven Tonie lone vi By and By. Trial costs ittle, Or SAVE MONEY — ask to see Econ- wy size — gives you 4 times more, At- all Pr ALM, She All Day Today, Aug.~7th, Wednesday, Aug. 8th and Thursday, Aug. 9th to Mark Down Prices, Arrange |} Stock, Engage Extra Help |M and Complete. All Final | REMOVAL SALE to Our | New Location at 150 North Saginaw St. Next to Sears. WAIT and WATCH Don’t buy @ dime’s worth of men’s clothing or furnish until this great sole starts F day —- Aug. 10th, 9:30 rp See Thavedey's PONTIAC PRESS for Prices and Details. of This : REMOVAL SALE! | AUGUST 10th—-PROMP NOTICE To the People of Pontiac and Its Entire Trading Area BARNETT’S PONTIAG’S OLDEST MEN’S CLOTHING STORE LOCATED AT 19-N. SAGINAW (Directly Opposite Strand Theater) ” a FO Ee a REP POA Bay ae NEA AE y, , n7S Ff ye vA hs | \ : \ | D $ ue Le Vb \ Vs i ie ~ of A / t \ \ \~ : 4 i ay Yel \ ne. yA ql EE | THE PONTVAC PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. 19867 ya Det \ La | From sce sruipan, Heth | te Cincaad are ot (PRESS BOX leader, Boore fanned ML) sone Lary, who lasted only| Oldest of the nation’s teen-age batters before he was lifted for 23 innings ‘against New York 0M events, Western Junior Cham- exe es ba ‘Dy ne his record Tiniverst ack Michigan — z ' . : the Aug me ‘ ve Gerald. Mc- : - _| games behind the 4th White |The 25yearold Pennsylvania na- cial . 21-24, inclusive. ; surprise you, Jimmy, but ina way it’s | Sex. a tive walked enly three mes. the when the. Bengals roped ‘at, Ae ® nldefending.charnpioa. 1 wn te : aid Logan. “Don't get me wrong. I’m: ge ie rata ds rpen Barony Fong wet 4 : title in Washington, D. C., last - ply appreciative of everything Milwaukee has |Star-Studded Show —s_ pee? Babe's Second pre ow yeciesgrolige she eyes HH bi Saee ee ee Too U. §. Swimm OperationOK, |", ., lay fi tl Same cae “have to pinch myoett sometimes when see now nice | () wimmers a : “tee Nig Woo sen Bay Berit Sit chy gene pape umpires. They wine you 0 sds « | Surgeons Soy smctuitaed et ot Fert ) Sines i ° mae “en sree seat forte dine drag out to their christenings and GALVESTON, oA “ in gave single to Harvey | } Phils. Terry took a look at Race ana tniceaee pos se doartias in the raity ay Bi, GUs Nps senior 20-yard Anh irre, |circult” operation to remedy Babe|Kuenn, walked pinch hitter Earl $33 5. | Boys’ Club youngsters recently, ” lec he 'Y] At least a half dozen Olympic] free style champion, Zaharias’ blocked large intenstine|Torgeson and Charlie samme =-<--| and observed that Chuck John- from grandma down to a youngster in the cradle, but, it’s|and nationally - rated swimming] ley, Will be ome of the leading [4+ nient was highly su ,|ounted down the 3rd base line to as a) som, catcher, Ist baseman Jim rol bowl. ¥: r it.” jstars have been named as the star-| #ttractions. All in the group will | 4 tors at John Sealy Hospitaljload the bases, walked for Score in WD. | guinnor (994 hitier in Junior paee Ong in 8 Dig goldfish sree DOF me studded attraction for Oakland| be trying for Otymple berths im |. ia , oe ned bapped ots tee Cnsvasnen te Ott. Legion loop) and Chuck Melirath, a. «+ * ) Hills Country Club's annual wa-| the Detroit trials. the second operation in| Feller was the victim of Boone's one Hdl fot FR] SAS easemnan, aller 0, Wtf pov. | The tall Conley nodded .. . “Of course, I like the road|ter carnival on Saturday night Hood: of Brimingham will] , & Was "three weeke for the|t7iple that extended the Detroit ard|/"Sai ‘ran for xaline tn. 0c, sibilities. “because I haven't won a game at home. All my wins| OHCC’s aquatic director Jim Gil-/atter clown and comedy 4% HOM rsreq woman athlete, who is|beeerm™ He ‘also allowed Bil Tut-|mran4 wegseterabiy ero poe Ss 2 have been on the road where, up to this Dodger series,/ston sald today that the weekend) " nother big pool hightlight, cli-|Sehting @ recurrence of cancer. Itle’s single that scored Boone, an-| y accu meses vat ae Gadianaaee bon anak cee a I was going at a 1.000 clip. But I think I know what|event 's probably the finest wel axing the season for the Michi- Hospital officials said the 3hour other single by Frank Bolling and/s. Tuttie, ‘kuenn, torgeson, %>—W (emg ovis t 240 pounds. -He is ‘ ' : ; ever presented, rerouted the intestine that loaded Kuen leone. | S8~Eesan 3. ‘om a’ Johnny means...” Gilston pointed out that the gan Inter-Club Swimming Associ#-| Pound the obstruction, They said|tt,."tase and Werts: Rosen, Birighiand-ang Waris 8180 the oldest at 26. i : “He goes into a bar, say, and has one beer. He's roster of stars will Include two |member, has been set for Redjt0llowed mumerous tests and X- SPs ete Death 6. BB—geore & Houiteman the Birmingham Teaais Club nice to all hands, signs a few autographs and gets | of the famed Washington D.C. Run's pool on Aug. 2526, with the|Tays Sunday and yesterday. Up for the 2nd time in the in-| Teich T, Foyiect §. HO—Beore 3 tn «| travelé to Sarnia, Ontario, Sat- - | Walter Reed Swimming club's |best aquatic performers of the ning, Kuenn and Torgeson brought |Houtteman 2, in 0 (faced 3 batters in Pee toh the , Out of there. I bet inside an hour that Gne beer has most outstanding performers in |1i-club roster in action, About 40 NDAY Brows, (homie runs—Kuenn with a sacrifice ih), Feller 3 in 0 (faced § batters, in urday hy against ______ ballooned into 20 beers. Pretty soon, it gets back to | shelley Mann, American and |youngsters have been swimming pile, tpeinted §Oeerssitiy and Torgy with a single, The |Meuiteman 3-3, Feller -" MeLies 6-6 Serta Seas pee oy Weed Hany” world reourd holder end Dougie |with the Oakland Hills tam this| AOR: eoabtof fused” dtrStr|toaty retired the Ade lesa ay, Hea Sahl], "Thiele my biggest oppor. 5 : ‘i ; Gray, 900-meter : ale, Ar! ” side, . : a. 813. of ee ee ome ems We. ne bagee Bony? ‘rhe fel aatin saan he Maes ae : : , “A ee Sue om veggie ‘was pie-eyed. Half a dozen guys saw it with their| the American record, e cara e e the National Nepheeete* Feendn- __ _@wn eyes. Not that they have anything against a glass of Ph yn dorm p tem —— ad Ss ~ mmeaiie. mm —— to 5 . ’ in's my) 8 lor ichigan is- | ser onan saree Divers Open Olympic Trialsz=== %. .@, _ Logan neatly laced a shoe ... “My best break came when Haney read me a letter he got in the mail. It was a typical squeal letter. I'd been out all night plastered _in a ceftain joint on a certain street.” “The writer felt ‘duty bound’ to tell Haney about it. It was for my own best interest, he said. The funny part about it was that I had never heard of the joint before and the night he was talking about I was with Haney, Haney laughed and said; ‘Now, look—don’t try to take _ & free ride the rest of the summer on this alibi'.” divers Barbara Sue Gilders (senior AAU 3meter board champion) and Jeanne Stunyo (2nd in Pan-Am games 3-meter . board) promise some very interesting and authora- tative performances from the springboards. Turner is employed at Grosse Pt. CC at present. A tentative promise has been given by Jack Wardrop, Univer- sity of Michigan's great 220-yard world record holder and member of the British Olympic team to take part in the program. ~ DAC’s brilliant AAU national “‘Qver the Hil? The triumph. boosted the Yan- dropped 94 games off the pace. “We bad a rough time, but fon, “Everything evens up in the long run," f a az Today's playoff ‘schedule: Class D os Rie Police ih ee Boys Club elim’ ojoniiee oe Class FF Pontiae Boys Club va. West Side south. . Pron, ati aoe Heights. i E ot Le -< cf Es be H three ; ae A | Sing jfor the U ‘Even before the game, the Yanks. didn't appear worried about the losing — string threatened to approach their nine- game slump of 1953, There was no sign of tension in the dugout and in pregame practice. , * * e Stengel gambied with Ralph Terry, a 20-year-old righthander .{just called up from Denver in the American Assn, and the gamble paid off, thanks to fine relief pitching by veteran Tommy * * @ Terry, who attends Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in the off season; hurled creditably in his major league debut, although he gave up seven hits and all three Boston runs in 5 23 buings, * w Stengel was impressed by Ter- ry’s performance. but said, “I know he has more than the two pitches he used tonight—a curve and that low fast ball.” * s * But Case was not so impressed that he wasn’t looking ahead to future games in the American playoffs. The 2-out-of-3|League pennant fight. Buick and Elks “Win ‘A’ Games Oliver Buick blanked the CIO Local 594 by a 3-0 score and Elks . 123 defeated Fowler’s Fine Foods, 6-2, in Class A City Base- which} . DETROIT @—Six trips to Mel bourne went on the line today as a huge field of male and female aquatic stars opened competition for the 46 berths on the American Olympic swimming and diving team. ‘ ‘* * *& “The. best field ever, for both men and women,” said Charles Roeser, chairman of the U.S. Olympic Men's Swimming Com- springboard diyers start the four- day tryouts in the Brennan Pools in Rouge Park. There were 62 divers in the ini- tial event at, 9:30 a.m., EST, a total of about 400 men and wom- en battling for the prized positions, 25 of which will go to the men and 21 to the feminine contingent. The first three in the men’s dive and 100-meter finals, only finals on tap today, earned the journey to A a, Some of the brightest perform- ers of the squad mioved into action on inaugural day including Mrs. Pat McCormick, the double 1952 andjdiving champion bidding for an unprecedented ‘‘double double’; Hawaii's Ford. Konno, 1500-meter king and 400-meter runner-up at Helsinki; Bil] Woolsey, another Hawaiian ace who was on the win- ning 800-meter relay team in Fin- land and such world-record hold- a SS ae « OLYMPIC FORM — Mrs. Pat Keller McCor- mick displays the form that carried her to Olym- pic three-meter and 10-meter diving titles in 1952 . as she goes off the platform in practice leap at Brennan Pools, Detroit, where Olympic Trials mittee, as he watched the male! Australi meet. ‘ will start. today. Mrs. McCormick meter, three-meter and 10-meter crowns to her championship list at recent AAU national outdoor ers as George Breen, Bill Yorzyk, 4 AP Wirephete added the one- GMC Blanks Elks, 5-0 ! ball League games Monday night. * Ken Campbell and Don Ernat combined to hurl a five-hit shutout as the Buick club downed the CIO at Columbia-Joslyn south. Camp- bell was credited with the win. Jim Wagner pitched the distance team and also gave up five ties. * * Huey Thomas and Octave LeDuft joined forces for the Elks in their verdict over Fowler's at Wisner Field. Thomas, the winning pitcher, was relieved by LéDuff in the 5th and the pair limited the opposition to four hits. Lynn Wright hurled -jthe route for the losers. mee: BR Li at hemes and Berg; Wagner Werure covets: GBs fy Lunsford Market and Richard's Tavern won extra-inning decisions at North Side Park and Royal Bar drew ist blood at Beaudette as the men's City Softball League play- offs got under way Monday night. * LJ * General Motors earned the right to enter the Class A district tourna- ment at Mt, Clemens with a 50 verdict over Elks No, 810 at Beau- dette in their argument over 2nd place in the American Leagpe. * = * Bob. Carter’s single in the bottom of the 8th inning scored Jim Csiz- madia to give Lunsford a 6-5 vic- big aa LeDuff and Nelson; Wright: tory over Walled Lake Market to inaugurate the National League Overtime Tilts in Playoffs) playoffs. Carter also homered for| | the winners and Barry Burt clout- ed a round-tripper for Walled Lake. Richard's pushed across a tainted run to edge Louie's Tav- ern, 4-3, in an cight-inning Na- tional division nightcap. Shining Material CHICAGO \—How’s this for a backfield: Quarterback Earl Morrall, tate; halfbacks How- Cassady, Ohio State, and Bob _ |Burris, Oklahoma; fullback Don| Nonetheless, the stars were \Shaefer, Notre Dame. points "Don’t like it? Then try this: : Quarterback Jerry Reichow, Stars Are Still 4 Underdogs able in shaping up the College eeeqae ong Only 7 out ve Dy Bt. at va, Shelley Mann, Mary Jane Sears, and Robin Moore, ; * * * Following the men's springboard trials in the morning, the program included the men’s and women’s 100-meter freestyle heats, the men’s diving final and the wom- en’s springboard diving trials in men's 400-meter freestyle heats at night. * * * The eight fastest in each event qualify for the finals in both men's and women's competitions. The in the diving frials qual- final dives. With Bulky most all of the swimming will have nine heats to bring for the finals. **¢+ &¢ Clotworthy, 25-year-old bronze medal winner of the 1952 games, and Don Harper, Ohio State’s 21-year-old college kingpi rated the edge over the classy group of aquatic acrobats in the 3-meter dive, Other contenders in- _ [eluded Miller Anderson, 33, two- time Olympic runner-up; Gary To- bian, 20, two-time AAU platform, king, and Gerry Harrison, former Ohio State ace now in the Navy. Drayton, VFW Claim Openers Drayton Drug and the VFW were ist round winners in the Waterford Shortstop Steve Ryeson’s wild throw in the 7th stanza let two base-runners romp home, enabling eiectan vives 000 013 0—« 9 Bey asada ee ae 000 001 1—2 Nelson and Shell; Brown and Sowter. chance to tell the legislators about the disease may go a long way in helping fight it, and extend the work of the foundation, subjects I will discuss Wednesday at a noon meeting of the Northside Kiwanis Club. Do you know there are 300 nephrosis cases in Michigan (four in Pontiac and one in Brighton)?” " Princess’ Gets. Favorite s Spot But ‘Darkhorses’ Give Hambletonian Several Possibilities GOSHEN, N.Y, —Most of the sulky veterans around Goshen like the chances of Egyptian Princess in the $100,603 Hambletonian to- morrow at Good Time Park, but ye|there are several ‘‘dark horses’ to reckon with in harness racing's greatest spectacle. wi « * Twenty. horses, third number ever entered for the race, will line up behind the starting gate for the classic tomorrow with the first heat set for 2 p.m., EST. Most attention is being paid to Egyptian Princess, Saboteur, the big four so to speak. = * * But traineririver Bob Parkin- son has a pair, Bold Rodney and Moray, while- Ned Bower has a real dark horse in The Intruder, the latter qa doubtful starter until the last minute. Pontiac Welterweight Resumes Ring Activity After a three months layoff Pon- on Aug. 9 in Saginaw’s Memorial Stadium, O’Berry said today that he had signed to box Dick Kuster his last. match O'Berry knocked out Jack Seckinger of To- ledo in a May 12 Motor City en- counter, Victory came in the 2nd round. ; Longshots to Fore DETROIT ®—Wet weather over the weekend sloweéd'the track and made it a field day for longshots last night at the opening of the Heap cdbes’s ++ 901 G30 93g Gpedrs and Lesat; Thomas and Young. edged $17.60 in the biggest upset. Handle for the night was $304,704.: : Fights at Wisner Benefit Bouts Saturday, ments in the area or at the gate. The Nimble Colby and Ego Hanover— largest ee mi : vee ; ; 4 (% 4 \ ‘eg ‘ \ ‘ i Birmingham | the ‘through four of five matches /|Forrest Hainline, 6-2, 2-6 arid 6-4. to def Se Tees are Callie Mochien Seater y and Don Mc- on Kingswood Courts Saturday defeated Frank Skierski a prisons Ben Seigel, 86, 6-3, and pik In a singles highlight featur. |22>0r and Charley Lynch defeaf- ing Git Bopley and Len Brose, |e Gusman’ and Leonard, Welne, hue te dee ce Motor Open which Bogley won, he repeated his perform- Ro Di fistied, ance by defeating Brose 6-4, 6-3 ry SSail | The other BTC singles win was N atinre Win @ he Tennis Cdiieesen defeat at the bands of / "HE PON NTIAC ‘prisss. TUESDAY, AUGUST ty 1036 ee tee ions Lo se By BRUNO L, KEARNS Sports Editor, Ponting Press The Detroit Lions lost their sec- ond battle in 10 days yesterday to Tom Tracy left his Pontiac home and headed for Ottawa where he camp, ° Canadian pro football teams when/- will join the Roughrider’s training/the Tracy. to “not approve Tracy's contract with ‘|the Lions unless Ottawa gave him Even With Victory Jim Tobin's 8-6, 6-2 match against Jerry Gurman. Lone loss for _ Birmingham was Bob Faught's NEW YORK (#—Rory Calhoun, winner ef 23 straight. pro fights, wasn't satisfied with a decision over Charlie Cotton because he “wanted to knock him out a Racin Hee little.” Wed., Aug. 8th Calhoun, 158, had to settle for a split decision over: Cotton, 152%, MIXED SHOW last night at St. Nicholas Arena. Modified and Old Model Athletics, Senators peal ay Bh ccacy ig in Midgets’ Finale Athletics and Senators cleashed P.M. — Race 8:30 P. M. iteday at Boys’ Club diamond for Pontiac M-59 Speedway am Federal Savings Midget Base- 4 w, A 1 title. Bill Crawford and Dave Mie est of Airport Tinkas were Senator mound ichoices, while Dave Carry and Ron Sutton were named for the Ath- letics, in the playoff battle. SANDERS The A's dumped-White Sox yes- FOR RENT terday, 7-1. Los ‘eliminated the Sox in the 2-game, knockout event. TRAVIS |Bob Goff timited ‘Sox to two lone HARDWARE /singles, Jimmy Spencer and Billy Hardin were the hitting stars for FE 5-8724 the Athletics, each with 2-for-2. 456 Orchard Lake Ave, NOW-—America’ 's Lorgest Seller! EDWARD CIGARS Because Smokers—Young “Sz and Old—Recognize Quality Texan Shatters ‘Ison, Miss., at 96x100, ’ Inext Sunday. Some play had been Just recently, the Canadian courts ruled against the Lions’ op- tio’ clause in permitting Tom Du- blinski to-remain with the Toronto Argonauts, Because of the ruling, the De- Tracy said he received a call tics in scoring in the ‘NBA in thelp Bil Sharman le the Boston Ce 8 “Ot aware me tie would not approve my De-| troit contract,” said Tracy, ‘and 1 want to play football, so there was! nothing left for me to do but to go! back td Ottawa.” The Roughriders have been in training camp for two weeks and will play their second exhibition | game Friday night against Ed- | monton, yesterday morning from Ottawa coach Frank Clair telling him it was his last opportunity to report Clair told Tracy he has installed] a new offensive system this year and-the young gridder was to hold to the team down the regular fullback slot. “He a called | Bert Bell and he told/said he wanted me to play in Fri-| NSSA Record RENO, Nev. §—The _ national women's 410-gauge | skeet-shooting record was shattered Monday by) . three targets, Mrs. Fred Alford, Dallas, Tex., hit 96 of 100 targets to win the ladies title. She also won the Class A division over men com- petitors as the 1956 National Skeet Tournament opened a six-day run. Former 410-gauge title holder was hem Mason, also of Dallas, won the national 410-gauge event at 98x100 and was followed in run- ner-up spot by Fred Larue, Jack- Pine Lake Tourney Held Up by Weather When Sunday’s rain halted Pine Lake’s invitational singles tennis tourney, finals were put off until started but no matches were con- cluded when postponement was taken. Players now are permitted to Assured-Quality* ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS Neat — Attractive — Economical Quickly and expertly installed * tf any defect of materic!l or workmanship shows up during 12 months after we install the paving, we will repair. it FREE at your request — with no cost or obligation te you. Been doing thet for years. Ask for our FREE ESTIMATE! 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Fla. day's game,” Tracy told the Press | before leaving Monday afternoon. | * * * Tracy said he would seek a new contract with a salary adjustment but that he would not agree to another option clause which would make him obligated to return to - |Ottawa next season, Detroit officials, whe for many months were confident that Bell would side with the Lions in the : cane, were unhappy over the commissioner's stand. “Tracy has the right to play in hie own country, and why should Bert Bell refuse to okay the con- tract because he is afraid of going to court,” said one Lion official, the suit and not Bell.”’ The Lions, who opened. their training camp last week in Ypsi- lanti, open their pre-season sched- we Friday night August 17th at _ }Toledo against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Bob Gajda Sets Pace for Pros at Oakland Hills held Monday, at Oaklarid Hills and Bloomfield Hills CC, respectively, Bob Gajda of Forest Lake a emerged winners. 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Never hurry it. Never squeeze |" TREATMENT: Even on the best- groomed courses you're bound to find your ball settled occasionally MIDDLECOFF i proximately in line with the right foot. If the shot is to the green, within reaching distance, lay the club back a little for height and stop. On. a lohger shot close the face a bit to get lower trajectory with over-spinning roll. A firm grip with the left hand is fecessary, with a pull-down of the left arm into and out after the ball. Don't ease up on the swing, as if to scoop. or lift the ball out of its hole. Pull down hard and .keep. the left arm moving. (Copyright 1956) At Bloomfield Hills, in the dis- trict weekly junior event, Badger fired a par on the Ist extra hole ID octor ing Your Golf Game es of a playoff with Pete Jackson of Oakland Hills to win. 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Ho aa; | 5 Conti rporatio: =i aes tamination specula- lberrie , tbe bas ee bs y328:| NEW YORK nue ons sales on wheat to avoid short|®*** £0 Sai Mo 1, 380-4: Traneparen rat ¥ (e) M the and ort |Bweet No 1, 128-8.00 Tt oo a, ket moved ~The stock a a. other soybeans, ran 1, . grains ani (tattia. tias ae-h.oe Teeat erate oan: narrowly man \ Corporation TO! ane ere Sp a Eapte reversing shal eee cera ct oes s toward the Ni " erday a a) porations announced hour w. the end oh, 100-140 Sea Trading qui ~ bmake on the whole conti mt pr, were phar wind hy Po sees mth, ectoms Seale soon oe ae some cee he seakane In the fi oa to % song oats lower, |tebu: vist No 1, 8.00 buy -beans, Wax. were mostly Price } me. key industries in/net profi rt six months changed ae AY bes sapped We i a 00 an. Not, Both Gulf oe fractions sata: erage gains down rallye the ay poretions. peg: ona for Pr wes $1.35%; at Yeuher. Gente rye | Sule, Ne 1 te dd hie ¥5, bea! |heavy | and Royal foe the heady /eraged to rej - ; soybea , September $0-2.00 bu: 2.50 bu \4-bu. roc~ losers and Dutch, 5.5: per ce 4 port, av- cL thatembar than. ot tna $e 24; cebege cabbage, Sprouts: No i ance restendey ct HT —|the first halt of of higher then to] A 3 ee tan 40%; and lard|Cauttin bu mEairots, tone te Re. 08-lOu1 (New Serecy a os | iS ago the average gal paella teeming thal Ss oa cali ey No, 300-860" ie. ja iene don Pete cee suave! 88 t. Standard os: Dawns pir cokt higher’ than the firs coy 4 gala tor man said the 3 wy, Captanaber $1122 3s og san a celery No 1 rH — renee Se ohne mppathe of 1004 the first six eo reney mag with _ onl . * > . Sw ge ¥ i ; . 4 caine an Pelee Scale a Be PL anys “iit via & Millions Aout tree out at my Pa ee © Msg « '* c c ‘ be , bl ba acwhest 1 (AP)—Open toda £m be semanas, Seantias Shae 3 135-438 ve fe sell off, U.S. St ea pie 0 the ay" chow : oa von bed Be oe eiee PA —sened y.|bu: Nos, 250-3. axiias Sins, Be 1. 6.89: pol t 4% and . Steel was year, : incre run from “own M s—Luncheons is cae $2500" behs. 00 'b tn Bethle up In the ases| Weeks two leet ¥ ia tt 22 Mar ........” 7 (| bskt: ~ Bagplan u. Dill, 3.25) Point. R ; hem around al F : did. previous with the te four ‘our Friends May eyhests™ +33 May Snaeee 7% Sica, 4, 18-2460 oe | some I scp and Youngsto a rida Species L The t . year 17| With the pied yo consistent ‘Riket in the BY fareneee, waeeee THe | eee, RR es oe Kl CG we wn| . au ndustri senior Mar srocscas LES nt ene Laas test-ters if Sh Se ero onto — pan Pontiac ati fae. tee Chun Lite ; Cares my reported a vant tn Ring Chrysler employes r Bldg. Lobby Bau ee. ne 11.80/80 2 1a an ¥. Curly, No| declined nee ns “ns nged N lV ; = Pe , a, ta vee 145% Nov . atoeesa ay i, dy este pk . Peppers, Os No . ‘by a and Ford e t Ww S aircraft, bre suppliers : - D wsreva “as 11.85 new. bu Ne nae eas, Se DuPont and Dow — a Top Adv e rtisin =O Ss an eee — Sailfish, sil on ‘ae aa and Red, fancy, $0-3.00 90-1» te Relators. and Allied | American aa P |world, wou! bets at the sguebaee up, howeve: electron- News in Brief ia wa aid Typ, ies Aled Chai oe hyo cect of avert p Past cece poe ut chi bein oe ah Madison Heights oe ieee get d.t2 be: ‘bche, “Squash the sharpest ed the market promotion ivertising and va antes books the period. A oume ; examination man wai neg 3 ae Pry ‘ gamneh. Haven, when decline sin into| vision for the P sales Studies by the had worked t midyear it i B 4 ® ‘ yesterda vette eee eh et President ce June of the tymouth Di-| Sterile y the National ink back 7" Ul whully drivi charge of No | 1100-1 80 dow bobs: “leek Renewed ton intesti nor, vi y by Jack W.| letei'e Slastas Labeets Utilities * 8 areas _— lous it Gobleeme str n UD-| give 1, 1 $0-2.00 don behs: turalps, [Su ——_— ael a Cane ue pee a We oer Labora. lities turned e . : . ps, | Suez nat of : that ned in é manded to ddington, 18, w. auto. Fe t Mo 1 1.60-2.00 bu D’ OREENS—En- all seizure touched off over the) former! ive of Pontiac, nies, | me Pi gr fensale ~ cent gain in tage average 12 ~ th Jai the Oakla as re-|290 bu: 8 bu dive. bleach segments selling in y served Hagopian| #¥™ 000 eggs year, firet eee ee eo pe bat “tttae, smear Fie my or Aametaed Peper © poling pe Pe tg nae ie Get pian| tte secrete of the sll Fee pen hg tndstrads, cou | uture ’ : ( : i mr fs . ’ . “4 , COM. . P Sects Gan. to Circuit He ‘was a AIS No i 1 bo-i $0 of 60 stocks down $2.10 t commentl ete the Dodge| Tevesied by - the sailfish are the 32 rive a per cent, But : —e Smit Court by|*#* Homalne, ‘8 1 eh ed a Say ustrials were to $188.80. | wi at one time Laboratory itbert Voss of clining side and th 15 on the de- One s, , of Madison ne rane hte a utilities, “ a rails,/a rsd Pontiac sean a, current sna dhe teen in = wn red, showed gy operating in aad the most rewardin Pg ne Meg were ta , not “ee soos rom aiinicna tao eregula on sagt chimera er ad se yoann 6. ‘ Siecat we go. -_ drop of lal sa . Cas t i Is depend ken|rades: es (A ai Exct a district sal » ar sailf ' et a defini os the Oakland nd ay lode, in I watTtee— Orage beet tedern-eate On and. Imperial on siieedemm lets sama gradeation fre ee a ae ee a goer aay ol of 1955. was the — enaaedel making progress toward 8 imbo c } partment. sai County Sheriff's 3104: tedium 43: ami 0, $8.57, wetght-|N; and Mead J British Petrol- Soin woe oe ee Mich- aiy on along Funide'e a shal-| year een Se ik tie If you wish to invest y @ financial goal. ie —— ead a en eager Degwetr anata re ae Northeast preva ear nang in retail sales in Detrott scat Bi yy Tso race age gE a 1643 per cent gan will bring you close for above-avera ! road at 6175 Fleming * #rade Grade A jumbo ete re eee do peor tpn fighters. The be-| Rail equipr make ¢ fo your ge Income. that ii . f ‘ . i « men our » ‘ wiepe ng peewee 25 Bec, pee, Ce m4 Corporate bonds were mixed (Curtiss-Studebe eba 8 entesal ~~ the plankton, rm profits rere ar a — We oe heen we . as you to sentenced t r, of Oxford ans a graded: wtd bat gg New Y . k r sea, and Mcoapeoann’ matter in ues year, M r. cent tion and complete service— pina: quarters.” jail oes 90 days in t » WAS) grade a cnt ie ork Stoc iC : Gulf Stream, ward in t show Fre tool quotations to up-to-date to drunk rx ag teed el an Recess ae "Tnall Hy ete Morning aces ontracts Are Si ed ~ shee Freeiers — celle per cent. oope gains Why not phone oo handling of ee bore Spring — tea mney re Ai 174 Jehan tan ... seg], NEW YORK | inane nat Eo, il a tones a pS or Hop info vo0 ws set tae plies of Market unsettled erade| fills Chait Saga Keloey “ata "3 3.6 nounced i) — Prev Solving lif eback trail. Leib. epotty Ore oii meas ene Alum ‘bid °- 14) Kemnecest B5ltoe Wright Corp. i scien ond ge pebeukaer See. “Wee we O equipment “mak WATLING Goupe We guilty to drunk dri ier ith topes i “trade ‘continued Just Ame Aten. 348 reser za {| gerial oe es ad ee learned a: Bale pe galt dl wipe gel spurted Members New , LERCHEN oan Reschas erie Ir:, 21. of ving, need with me and smalia 2m es Ae OP Gtaae 2: $23 P of the Stude! resh-water t deal about = producers ~ while the TIAC York Stock Ex & co Sree acl Screen ee ce. eee a fee Seas oe Sone el porn fons ses oa g yesterday Coun stock Aus. 6 ES = Motors ... a Aire 403 th . at best year sinc y gains F Ford g.—~Fidera . The ty Jail o-*. arrivals 488; (AP) —P ; m N Gas . Se a: 30. ree-year cheese. a scientific war. e the end Buildin i 4-26 Sey Saree eZ eee tee f Bn Home tary oa ike tad mace a phe donrtincg etcher Re unici-| hist mer t sl tly. wee demand| am sme... £48 Mook Tre... 3¢4|plamts pany to tak e air|*ketch the life that we rive * , higen lnvedtore ~ If your frie nton. bw yy BY v Woah Caltfornis car- om Tet & Tel beng Mere D Btrs . 34 guida of the auto fi e over three than one ife histories of - r, Wife Ini e 1956 ba nd’s ya SL anaten oe i BS k 0.7 nce rm and out of tewer|Gi jured = : il, Ph. FE ae jail land cc ‘Cduuae Pte tle Anaconda 333 Mpls ch a s. ii agement pone sitions Gane — fishes.”* a hundred of ail Girl, 6, Shoken in Cr a ee sires P Armes Sit Re Mme at ew a Laborato » A White lake T on —aas F, Ade, - oultry Amaccr °° ist Moet ard « 8 |Thief Raids Cl Tae aie Gees haev has ex ee Mamgecigreed ll 1 en ¢ ormer Old OIT POULTRY comet “abe aoe & : 3? Tak J oset, ticulous thousands of ah, [PONS daughter was s and their 14 Com ® Di f S eader lve pound fob. Detroit fe AP)—Prices paid At Retin 283 ps ‘Be] a -— $11 in Cash the vide of FT = eg a “ ae accident in "Ponte pes B munity Nat’l eso = heavy bro ‘hens, 22- a cos ald Bait & Oh | 9 Murrey co. HE otal of $11 i A: apetes. . ac last| ank Building 0 heavy broilers 22-23" igh Bendix Av. 50 ae - was taken n bills and Tinler Robert C. uildi ‘ eart Attack ray Secs a a = Be So fae aaron ack ge oo wer lero sare xan wite, Jean de wine wend Phone FE iar 2 ETROIT wh ment: vy type yet lined 47. N ead .....119. ice said toda rnoon, the s wings . Meticu- tiac Gene , treated yesterday — A heart Ls ents Maries about young |Borg Warn . #1 Ny P wed Net The y. city| fish relate of various dwt bru ral Hospital f at! -1568'9 Cc. proved fatal to attack | Semana. Wee wl 2 Fag pore Worn .. Oe Det a mural. 384 trom money was f until their stages of raged 1k ises, The dau or cuts) Downey, 63, Timothy | £°°4 ig ee abonettes + Nort & We ae a closet i ound missi a complete : growth, - 6, had ghter, Linda | B ; Sumiey os hn eativad lnat a eine can ieee eters arity Burrodehe B is} a he 2 room a 2 n an upstairs wd me life history un- ~ had np ‘apparent iris. KER i mae ke erally |Cal Peck :.. $4. or Pac. 418liete Hicdapaloy .F mid kevie } & H. Motets, of General aS ag POUL’ See He, Shia Ot ‘ee ee etagedl eee dee had rene lg routine, num Lippard was d "| A N, S fi Sys ~@ bout steady a 7 tar) See . a pac o& a : 2 4:30 and 6 p.m ed betw han gy Uae pass erous|collided with riving a car whic | Richard Downey came : coos. slik aee pod vagtry Sarriee i > 30° Peon’ W Air. 19 hasp had to . She said the closet (£4 and tchet fish tha under |gene P. F one driven b h H. DeWitt home in East here from Seonte hens Dy: FOB. y+ op - ie a, Fie | the built-i o be torn off t oset light silver sides and t flash |lumbi cote, Si, of 190 W. Ex. Res. FE Donald baseball Lansing to his ese old Bin 8; brotler hen. te. Len L) 914 pares Sy ay 33.3 n closet. jo enter organs; vipert rows ofjon Ne The collision Co- 5-3783 . E. Han : stricken game Sunday attend a My 27-28; unde gs or fryers Ches & on | 43 Pa ney, » pha saberlike teeth: ish that fla Cass a took place Acciden sen r ooetnte as RR ‘ 1 unt venue t Ins Res, F stayell in the hotel ue was 4% 25-26. tes ema ee a8 Pepsi Cols - 3 Indecency Att , [headlights por puge: fish with a near Carter Automob urance Fire I E 2-5513 “A native of Dallas mea Livestock Sis ie 8, a ee oak A el Dien aad Ye Liabilty Insurance Life Eneareaee been Bay, eR eee ee Philip Mor 20.4 ourt studi Marine pass Lippard e was nsuran Afe insur: his reti with GM 40 aheaen €00. Bar pom gh 2 Cole “cole. -.384 Phill Pat ss os omg W. Cohelia ledge is coming Saar tees: oan’ to turn left, Foot as he be- Burglary Insu wll Plate Glas “ a re| more ower! few dnd Dida ‘weak to 26 Gol"Bra A... Set Basin eo tg) cell gg gen wy atten boi Dolled pe tevorn eS ae i : sigul. Lipperdl rance Bonds Insurance > ear 28 Com cons procure t D Hare to K | sows ie, Sie Nb meats Gon Bataon 2 ae Rew SE selec, treme at -_< gross, inde- a and commercial apc, lights on ‘and t have the head- “Time All Types Right to "' puasieens thei A Teg Se Gen Tei + BP ape’: Bile ordinance provid pare City Hall to his larcotics Ch Thursd lawmakers re rr Oneoat|tataiy2i@ as; rover. v2 omer 08 il Tee HEB FES. Ellcomptte wn, covanc ss’ tine. wlilsdeenn tietty thaete LOS AN age —- — : reassemble ad" em. be poe Hy "ete ts Goat! week Gerhiae’: 190 fi plete an advan the city must can and County Chapter, from |term i GELES w—A five-year! L__ over 210 I; am po Bg BL ee --*: Ps Ait tin. ae rst aid and all ced course in neon bg Cross. will pter, Ameri-|imp n° federal prison ates Wi oma Compresso lesen bok et shipping a butchers = Ne Ry.... 4 wan Aire... ni be equipped grote must consecutive be given on of TV on Billy Anderson been are e will Stolen: t, Spray Gear lots Ne, : teers rently No we, 3s Gull on. ah Ht Osn Op: #3 equipment. basic first aid ot one Sept. 17 ag week Satedet sash srcsmaronsige Poy =e li arrange your re a n From Project 1 21 ining tat 195-2 a itesteae: mi ker Bi... OS Rub... =, Dr, Charles weer continue saeabe 10 p.m, |Possession of rson, for sale je a ike loan nt- — A and 3 260-900 i with 2 head lot No, dust Raye... G2 U8 Te... ~ ga] Health acre Mis cy public | . Joseph M Nov, 22} Young marijuana ——a payment : ted mized weights We ieee teter inres . eek oe ee A pic Ry] Health ier’ ¢ urses’ Home, lercy Hospital /Court Anderson admitte a s to fit — chine and an air spraying ma 1s -60-36-99; coe pe od |fueptr Cop 104 West Un Tal. =e Department, the City 1m Teton &, i he had bee admitted in] -— your monthly i aca were taken compressor : ieee: sorted lots 1 pa ig Tb. | Ar COD oss. Hs West > € tte $32 ambulances says that all Ralph viously on nm convicted on) n ly inc mn were ee ae ae ae saetenk sabelable eattte 7 et Ale nt Bus Mech 084 wane ei, ua uk intheok to woes root ot (man of 8. Forman aia si Kentucky ime een ce ome. oad ens Street near Mt. t | graatn seers sreund ; “salable i ae & Co... ators outside urges all lesson , says. r-/Sive-year se me of — | = bee scusothies evar tae teat “srerage,_ food. and bet sss Raper “2.1384 Youngs al serenade thy‘ of a will be covered “The same | His ear sentence was mandatory. | L—— -— HOME ) ) oe it was past . to better mod. |i one a ; and te given week each : er said an tory. = Om ae aso. eee Inc stenay: lighter «patents ae 23 Ynest Ghat Yon ao ann ee and drivers oven ign unable to atten ose: cree woud ya ge NS. = . about, t hay slow J .106 ordinance. bd by session nd a H ILD witsaite Cnsticatoe Cusmeen active: anay efiaai and eet sted bY |Wednesd a ee Ca or REFINAN See teenar ora dayn grime steers $0. hister ag Associa Application forms ment rel , Reena eco 4 s Tools, ; EFI Ce —— mated als of the firm of and cfs 260-315, three and course infor-|cl is limited j Enroit.|From C ¢ vipment Dr: le Stie xg Pie-te standard choice | Brey. detectives iyo atop eee he a on - Haren St.— FE 4-0561 " 18.00. |! ision inv Pontioe (ce commercial. core 14, . Ronald L, Dobson, 1430; odd head nd catia © 680-183 Now Y shnnt Ginn wanie, dhee us aera 90.00-23.00; cull “to. com 13.00- ou Can Sav. ewer: night, He r in Pon-|ie "he we = ma 18.000 Two Violation uy Home was treated te ‘itae ‘and IL28. low ch Draws S$, e Insu bruises, | Lorisnd sheep: 1,000; moderately ntence . p to T | pelow spcing jnawbe youring A -Pontiac 25 Ee Lah rae vale cane, Now in traffic} : m From Building fe — ay! : Protection °°" ssenle : nak Woke tor your , se ad ‘s] ASH M. W. MUTTENL OOH nals ‘318 Riker Bldg. ER gency oS ae ns by shes oh { ay 7 f, i te +i wk ee ee i pS Sr Se. See Se % aT, 2 5 Oe tae i # 4 a ’ ‘, ae pias Lv t “St, 4 5 7 = 1a ry ry 4 4a } Sa : fh 4 ww f? e 6.2 AoA li ee etal ay : oe hae we) ees eee a) \? j 4 Hua badebeass THE PONTIAC Mele A 4 ; | } 3 ae! | ee SDAY, er Wis. Terre His FAIR LADY WITH Ni. GOME FREGH GEAFOOD. | ee « Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Zz Security for You communicable diseases follows ax oud , Past Prev Year Week Week Ago eosestiecs, 3 1 F St dh ded dde Reddit’ 2 3 i ere nereedeneee + H ; eetee eeeeenveere one aoe 3 6 | e i 6 @ » 6 i ] 1 6 6 ’ 6 i ® meat Prev Year Week Week Ago weeweecs 2 12 is eeeeeeee 7 il i siveccee 2 “8 6 ba hnevens 2 J 2 (all forma) 1 a 2 cough ...... 1 a 2 sceeuretsceceees 2 ‘ 82 : Figure Fashion _ Club Slates : :t 3 5 its F if i ® z 25 Fr e ty _ in Nova Scotia Crash (Congress has just approved ‘ma- jor revisions in the Social Security ‘This is the first of a special series explaining the changes, You may want to save the individual col- umns to get a complete picture of the changes. . W you work, it's a good bet that you're affected by the Most Employes Affecte Law Changes total tax payment 2% for each. For a self-employed person, the increase will be from 3 to 3% per cent, 5. federal government por- tion of the money paid through the Federal - State Public Assistance Program will be increased, Chances are this will mean more money to the blind, permanently and totaliy disabled, aged and de- pendent children under Public As- sistance, But exactly how much depends on a complicated formula which . varies from state-to-state. The effective date will be Oct. 1, 1956. * * * (You may write Ray Henry in care of this newspaper about your Socla? Security or retirement prob- lem, Please enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and 25 cents in coin.) Set Lutheran Night UTICA — A group of 200 from Firemen Purchase New Firehall Site UNION LAKE—The Union Lake Firemen have purchased two lots on Naylor street in Dewey Sub- division for the new firehall. Work will begin as soon as the plans are drawn, To Test Lime in Lapeer METAMORA—Aug, 20-25 will be lime-testing week in Lapeer ‘Coun- ty. County Agent R. S&S. Lincoln plans a drive to test thousands of soi] samples for lime require- ments, Testing equipment will be stationed at seven places through- out the county. . Club Elects Officers DRYDEN — About 75 Reminis- cence Club members were present treasurer, Bible School Draws 203 Vacation Bible School of White Lake Presbyterian Church reports an enrollment of 203 at the time of its closing, Friday. No Music Beginners in Fall ‘|Junior High Building in Walled WALLED LAKE — Some- 1530 young musicians who attend the reporting to Commerce, Glengary, Twin Beach, Union Lake, or the Lake to play and be taught by Hel- mut Holland-Moritz or Frank Ba- laam. In fact, so successful do the in- the program, that they will have no beginning classes in the fall in the elemen- tary schools. The Board of Education fur- nishes the instructors for the sum- af for 3 Cypriots WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The) y Near Island Chief Approves Sentences; Traffic Ban Hints Executions Due Cypriot extremists — the final le- gal step before they go to the gallows A ban on traffic was imposed in this capital city, setting off ru- mors the executions would be held in of British Maj. Brian Coombe. Four Cypri- ots attacked Coombe’s jeep and Patatsos Was sentenced to die for shooting a Turkish Cypriot po- liceman to death in Nicosia April County Deaths Mrs, Florence Drinkwater UTICA—Service for Mrs. Fior- ence Drinkwater, 88, 6470 ‘Auburn Rd., will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Milliken Funeral Home here, with- burial in Utica Ceme- the late Dr, William Drinkwater, has lived in Utica more than half a century. ‘ She is survived by five daugh- ters, Mrs, Elsie Erther, of Oregon, Mrs. Ethel Lane af Maumee, Ohio, Mrs. Edith Houghtby of Blissfield, Mrs, Clara Hatcher RQ Grace Episcopal Rite Read Saturday smz| Shirley Shepherd, Kirk ‘Rose Wed tery. Mrs, Drinkwater, widow of\P#5 night and on weekends. f * * * Miss Gilbert, 24, divorced screen writer Benny Arnold, 31, . saying her husband once said “his career as a writer was more important to him than a wife.” Mrs, Alice Baker, 48, testified her husband, 58, “mostly just: wants to be free.’’ ; c * * we 4 Young Robinson's trial was set for Oct. 15, He was charged with felony drunk driving after his sports car crashed into another car and his passenger was seri- ously injured last June 21, Metamora Youth Given Choice lof 2 Schools Now they have promised to send a bus in from M2, where they? already travel, to pick up the Metamora students. The re- turn trip te Lapeer will be made over the gravel road going north. Brownell district plans sending their elementary students to Meta- mora, as they have done in the > Former Metamora Résident Marries METAMORA — The marriage of Robert Olson, son of Mrs, Andy Olson and the late Mr. Olson of Spokane, Wash., and Arlene Mor- a Spokane, Saturday eve- The bridegroom is a former Met- amora boy, who was born here and is a nephew of Mrs. Donald Travis. Church Boards Meeting ' WATERFORD—There will be a a a : : i zs FH | [ate fame me of Mrs, James Brann- strom, 1012 Lakeview, at 7 p.m. oe ie al uf \ \ ut gan took place in the First Baptist |- the Sharpe Main 8t., Clar rd of Thanks 1 MR, to sine: a THE FAMILY OF A see wishes to extend its GMC Truck and Coach- Inspection, peryision of man's Club, and Depts. of GMC, bors, relatives. Vine re- St. ul, Father Thomas of 8t. panes. Knights of Columbus, Mrs Nicholson Howard, Edward, trene Ernst and James. Flowers 3 et Wo aren OW RE. s4301 § Funeral Directors 4 ATR A ag oR onsale, re Watertora Tr Twp. Donelson-Johns “DESIGNED YOR "PUNBRALS” Y Service Or 1 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ons piane or Motor Cemetery Lots 5 BLOCK ma, 4 SPA IN WHITE _Chapel Cemetery MAple 65-4041. WHITE L. SECTION A. $600 for G-grave lot or $125 single space, FE 2.0600. Call eves. BOX REPLIES At'1@ a.m. Today there were replies at the Press a TAC. ARE? & SALESMAN ’ pay 38 sion, REAL ESTATE 84 oe ed the quad laskes. ares, Aso need © { G. TROCKE We 8A part time, fo saty We will PE #-) SAimie, No exp. necessary. We wil SALESMEN Have . -, tor alert ang, chon fae 2 MAHAN REALTY CO. train you. Call rae Oey ee Sears, Roebuck and Co. WILL EMPLOY 3 SALESMEN All Sears’ famous benefits, as you qualify for them. Earning potential of $150 per week, draw against commission. For confidential interview call Mr. Lynch, FE 56168 bet. 9 am. and 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. TOOLMAKER MACHINISTS Procession aircraft experimental Orion TUBE BENDING , FIXTURE BUILDERS TOOL MAKERS STEADY office tm the following | | "QUALIFIED MEN boxes: rR trees 8 2, 4, 10, 13, 16, 19, 20, TNO POR PREMAWENTLY POSI- eS ee 70, 78, 80, 84, 88, 113. R R, Help Wanted Male - 6 “Ring Screw WORKS, iS A-l BUMP MAN WITH R TGAN. obs ences. Apply KE. & F. BU & Paint Shop. 31 Wesson &t. ont tobe te Oe ae tate of ‘ * Roe A FEW is Gamo Uesa E pecial machinery & auto- Mechanically tne : : - pong en ay mation equipment builder av- erage ey, end unlimited workin _ = : io W. Suron Det ween o- bus MER da x. Ub- e a ¥. pile eral paid monthly. This is * peqves proposition, No layoffs, no e slack period. Se A CEMENT CREW FOR GARAGE slab and addition slab. FE 8-3601 or EM m § tel - REE "Hol iz > PO 7 ini cows 1-3 of t i bel 5181 Rd., Lyle DON'T PASS UP. MONEY! Sell unneeded . FE 2681, tp a . Le A ‘ EXP, BODY A ~MRORAMIC Oo needs exp. men: and ss ween es of 20 apd 4. High med eeeELECTRICIAN | Days—Must be experienced and ASSEMBLERS . Perienced’ a ube vaaemity et spe: Nights - Good DE ier - we > Eaperionced in eng, bath 0 AM. and ¢ P Cargill Detroit Corp. 2254 Cole m 4-5400 dy WA ET YOUNG MAN adver Household Finance Corp. Sine 0=0té‘ié OE cane ™% 6. vy and ‘Help Wanted Female ie ata ‘T WORRIES » out down on out Ml NIC (2 attaianellleac — smraanes 08 ac ere aati ccm SP Nn Nga tn ante: ee8R Rh ANB Siar tHE . : Se a al a \\ : \4 A 4 4 4 Me cf : A y \ +i Lean vs DE 1) 4 : ‘ ah ‘ al (oe f ae : cy ‘ | A ay : ig : : ; y } : ‘ | “5s ' Fi \ & ie 5 if 5S i i \ ee \ . ; i 4h ‘ ; ; : ‘ see aN \ ‘A | : : ie ae Ath 29 eA t | . j ore ssl Le ah Ve { 4 ary ; ; . De Ka AY aN : OB Be , ‘ame poNTiaG hanes: "TUESDAY. AUGUST. irene ye oe ey ___ Building eaten ‘Land oe MODEST MAIDENS - Phe | Jay 4 Alan| Rent A Furnished 33/ Rent yon Yeti 4) “1 CEMENT WORK. ‘ “itoyp MONROE. pe pe “ ., i ig ‘caretayer, #6 agen ARE : at 2 baths . : ie BATH, BASEMENT = a ; ; ; Gee Mr, Smith, 2 B. Huron M4. 19 O8MU Fe 9-7092. La iph ao AP 4 3 BATH ry CN’ be rivate entr space. busline. Adults only. Re wrenee required, Call afier 5 mF : 2 ROOMS m Erith gat St Sat Mane ae ren 4 ee, Heat aS 0 weM | AVA A0G. is, ~iN sel ees window as nee eV ee ~ connie ond * hh a8 bacement garage. the "Ge epee a ROG pues “GAT CeLY oon wn th e “high ree ; to tk. atores. Living oa i car shih schoo LEE fies oF] aette. “hit, beatin. ful doth, Sry res —comec Bisen ences,” 802.50 to ih, PH Priv RAO WA aN rae fh uluies ‘ie Fo Week INE APT YT iy aren idee | sho FOR RENT IN in e\t a ee CCEPTIONIE eater... ZF Siete eee Oc ae $200 ing” fi Y EXP, "WAITRESS | Wilruass ob MUST neat, mse ‘phone ct 10 a.m. to 6 © Pred’ tae aliioay we Home ve MEME $275 aa 5 ee re eure Canteen Cora ~ . ONE WAY ; Soho: ee COAST TO COAST _ ina area, Ullitie eige prt Bog | y easonabl ae ee eee in furn, Adults onl R ‘k ones Vir eo, OR 38312, M. POR CLEAN WO : : rivate’ ont entrance, 116 B. Howard, r n APT ei. te = 30706. RICK 3 mm saat Ce By Per ocx ea ; oe paivate ENTR ANCE. Low 4a VICTORY woah | Wis week. Clove in. Shower, yu time. shift. Top pay. ae a ae $500 EN eae “| ee OR '3-1456 . . 17s Aubu , MOOERR end sat, Pi HOT WATER Mipece, Gemlcman preletied, ad ew store. Abels in person. can: << 4 OLLER: trucking firm — EME iT & BL 1456. Say Ry ee RN ‘iii 8 -7 F ar) No APY. ADULTS and | at, 1 bedroom, Waite Lake ee, © Gentleman pref : Grank aple. comer of} kno interstate comm, laws, f " aly, hiss AEDRCORATED, AF ACTOUS ; $850 : . 6 OPA on ‘cries “MAN; exp. ‘in’ small “She always tries to get in the last word first!" i Re ore RITCHEN PRIVET re BORS. nt le on Rigg ng | _ man f week, 100 L femsowarh ius Seay slahéer Bet SENI on sient ie Se gee oennee ii 10OME Uri. ter strict 'p priate, adult “Ste nt ~ Rooms With Board 38 _Notices & Personals 25| Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32/4 Land Rooms AND BATHE 3g8 aug I SuoRGOu Ta 1/1 on BOARDERS. » MAYNARD “SEs eS as fe 1 TO furn, ae ae with (7 ih | FRAINEE: secotnia ae. oe F a Note OLS ae tL. | CASH POR LAND CONTRACTS. K. Hocrney "eat furnl ta ONvu ean pie iOoMa Will LOOR SANDIN a Sa ARN ABOUT BIRTH CONTRO R LA " tee Refere GRAEBNER'S S Pontiac S,cnonewy. Cant -h. Bie. 7S Pontes Ferm and “Planned parenthood clinies J. vanWelt, 6440 Dixie Mwy, OF | RMB. ADULTS ‘ONLY. fi AU- eta eat and” cold Crrallest toon Pe e983, other: $32. References. 20788, Industrial Tractor Co, ail summer. ist and drd_ Pri.,| _3-1358, byrn_Ave er f Weeping fs taciti SLEAN UIE? ROOMS” HOLE HoUsEREEPER TO_sTaY_wirh 313 Pontiac Bank Bldg. | FOUNDATION BASEMENT. VER, | 8. WOODWARD 9:20 to 11:36 om, 15 W. Huron MORTGAGES TWO S-ROOM APTA “OR F404 | -Uee._adull ion, a¥0 M. Paddock tyle meals PE 20y8 valid. and do housework. Phone FE 5-9277 ieceue Gee pa me | Cee Dal si including. tig ety | om. ‘Community poullding oe ON GOOD PROPERTIES Ms acre ue lintonvine Ra ie CLEMENS ONPURNIRICED ntwion decorated: EXC. CLEAN WEST BIDE HOME, ends ott” 264 Nelson’ Bt” °* lag WASHTROTO n BQUAME BL .|D & M BLDG. SERVICE| ¥®® 2TON STAKE TRUCK | ttt homes. 819_Branch 2 Deane tt a Telectenh a sdhabdbeteamsa aks geyple, 06 8. Rove: | Teel vous router cooking Fit 3H, ne a * ONE 30 BQU4 DD & ROOM LS tow Cone —"SIAULING. OF ANY KIND, Travel Agencies 25A| | Farm. Loan. Corres spondent 7 ROOMS. 18T. FLOOR. ON BUS j Pr M8 BOARD Fon & ri p tk a Must have at least t2 BIRMINGHAM - REE EST'MATES ‘ALSO HAULING OF ANY KIN ‘: Ne ultable twenty atop, Close to town, Everything UNION, COL RT jorence, yrs. experience Salary comm ROOFING SIDING, ALTERA- PLANNING | AT TRIP? rE paved vot, Fe cad furnished. FE 2-3300, yfoome end bath, Aduite only, urate with ability. "Hours 6:30 OFFERINGS. ~ | TIONS, KITCHEN Paanage ODELL ARTAGE Matra 7 ROOM PURNISHED APT. UTIL- Convalescent Homes 38A to 6. Pive days. Jerry Poorman CUSTOM BUILT GARAG AIR, RAIL VATIONS | Js contract, Realtor Patridge | ties paid, child welcome, Li tas G EM PSTE AD eeusiaemaeataatamenmeannaeisteirad Agency, Ine.. 3100 N. Woodward mediate full or part time: Bee] AND BREEZEWAYS. CALL FE apt Lang, Distance Moving. VACA SUGGESTIONS ang, co ios0 W. | 3.0788, Be EECELSEN? cane Ave., Royal Oak retarien types, sapere) omnes 34265 FE 2100. EVES. OR crmenrptnane be baie Ome: §-6008 OnEAT 1 KES CRUISES =| Huron & Pa . rns 2406, "| Rs. AND PRIV BATH Wonk: |' % Mere os me Fry marting st 9 as On y in person aly Vincent's Din- fries setae hala : Niolsh anytime FE 81%. | PONTIAC Wanted Real Estate 32A im ROOM Tome ne ER 3 ROOMS AND nat | WAVE Va oats | Room, Keego Harbor. _west 4.4254 Painting & Decorating 20} TRAVEL SERVICE an aanqpaged bi a --- iy, FE O00. 24 Cross, | ectorren’ Heat and ‘lig ‘ For: Le Wikis CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY. CASH 13 ‘ rs eat tal be help. Room, board end wages. ~ GENERAL OFFICE 608 W. HURON ST FE #3251| FOR LAND CONTRACTS. CAsH |3 ROOMS AND BATH AND LAUN- | FE 90706, MAple 51144, 18 years or over, Downtown Pon- 4&1 CUSTOM DECORATING. WALL. Wid. Chi Child Board 26 FOR YOUR HOME, LISTINGS | _dry room, OL 6-1611, WATERFORD, 606 LESSING 8T., Hotel Dice 39 LL AND PART TIME BAKERY| “sc. Needed immediately. CONTRACTOR wa - eee PAUL Mt Jones, REAL estate |? gduite only Market dio, aS; “gut 'and oath: $1030 per My eet Posting Proce’ desig WT) EMPLOYMENT SERVICE and commercial, [At INTERIOR EXTERIOR |4 oop Home, POLL Time | fi ¥.Muroe Ph. PR £3808.) Conway, Walled Lak | geitet or OR 3918) | )6© HOTEL AUBURIN - T ap | 2 W._ Huron FE _¢2651 from. Basement to root, Modern: Painting. decorating, Reasonsble, | _care_PE hoa CASH B BUTE RS i BAND BATH. Wit HU: WEST SIDE. FRM PVT ENTR. Rooms by Day or Week, care of 5 yr. 1. Live in. s comple Balidine service, suey *e NOt RIC nk & CEL weve = =& CARED ay Bt ~ _— —— tae ne See es Pe ae <<) 2 ‘eo Pm 44317 after 4. CAREER CENTER. | ferme Roger AL A. Authies Coe’ | “artes. 16 por coal dies, tor ease. | cee eee: corvie aun nn eae caateeet a ie +S PVE, BATH, REW. Wat SIDE 5 ROOM “HTOVE, | 04 hee ne 70208 “i? ay Gee come’ Cane oe) | Ot RS Zouoime ° — ene caine Wtd. Household Goods 27) yng ’be “our. prise “before you| ly dec. No children, employed | _Fefrig. All uttiities, Call Fm #1696 HOTEL ROOSEVELT _isa63, : GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. | Sisson ‘Thompeon” PE. 4-8306 seh PT AWRENCE. felerences PR cits ~**| Rent Houses Furnished 35| Rooms $12.80 up, Bath, 917.80 up, ge Ng gs 0 mpson, ONE OF PONTIACS LARQEST| WRENCE W references. ye tteis up, re tering and tile work, FE ¢220.| BETTER FOR LESS — mare, bapers . Coch Salling. | GAYLORD Th AND BATH 4 hae . i. A. | Rom anag eT MIDWEST ee eee ve +1081 ose 4-000 136 B. Pike st.| omall LAnD eer, By oe |s anes MODERN CABINS, WORON” HOTEL, CLEAN, MOD- \PONTIAC'S OLDEST EM- HEATING SPECIAL _Sorumanship. Pree estimates, FE WANTED TO BUY. FURNITURE, 7 take St. | SROOME, PRIV. ENT. AND BATH. a fers ra ings 8h ur we Sen arte Si. foes’ pe'ha Needed for our. childrens depart- PLOYMENT NT AGENCY | IN- " #2308. . tools and misc. items, MY 3-1121. SELLING YOUR 184 Mt. Clemens Bt, FE §-0668, a“ unre Ca . ib, - | West Huron J ment. Exe. salary and bonus ar-| i ind | INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DIC. FURN E EEDED RM PVT. BATH AND BNF. |>FAMILY 3 ROOMS Bown, 3 / LANGE CLEAN S en ement. Apply Manager. Bir- DISCUSS. SOME, OF I D EX PROPERTY? AND ENT. nu rooms at bus stop, Day or week. rang Pp eer. AND PENMANENT. POS 80 yrs, experience. FE my sores ef, a, 0, te It, DORSN'T ‘PA Lowey decorates. Bese, = sore 2 DROO “a ARs | Sete : HIMELHOCH’S iis Fe teee Ko 3 PaiNTiR AND “BECORATING.| sch, 3 — -*- our mained ot thwing you line : j0Ts ONLY. Sine Hoaton ene ember, through Rent Stores 40 ED WOMAN FOR : ite ery reasonable. F 136, i7. “| and money. “Den't worry with ae cm om easonable amie housekeeping and care of chil- i ctio 9 as ET a ae TOR AUCTION gg agg Bin. + a Bh endl . LAROE STORE ACROas dren. Live in More for home, nstru ns Painting it for you. OA 1 rma, lakes, and residentia ore main floor, ‘rv. a couple a dr. High, some wages. FE §-1126 be- - PRIVATE PARTY WANTS CLEAN | [ytles. We handie ali details f $60. FE 3-7 water and steam heat, Suitable ween 10 and 12 a.m. LEARN TO DR SANE- Inside and PE 0-100, PE |. mise, turn. PE $7033. Gnancing and closing. J ROOM” DUPLEX al MODERN RooMa. FOL PULL BAaE.| {19% S0y kind of business 444 E. GED WOMAN FOR See AS Shkaos: ‘SAF E-' AY 1 DRIVER plies Ail wank guaranteed. WANTED RN RE. Sell~To Trade floor, Everything furn. ine com: ment ne arage. hauls Pike. Daretaker, re ESaipdg “Dies, $f UES eae PE Silat ni. re ese | 3-8 | Pa te a Tagg ONS lel ant mine tome. ME BUA eodaOY A=W THORS me |B Soe I he Made a a be a LEAGED WOMAN’ FOR| Work Wanted Male 10 : | Paes RHANOING AN - Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 ) entran ‘oot re| Pe 3900, ireguied: Bel or aft 4 __{8llvercrest area), PE A hdd general housework. Live in, Ref- painting, Reasonable rates 2-338 wie sronees. 61 6-03, __. A-l CARPENTER WORK. “NEW & Bae ate Flue Pe Crem, |XQUR OLD JUNE | REMOVED hone frontage Gurroll ik. in __Rent Office Space 41 tem NINGS full tt mR REPAIRS, REC- I aRNOINO™ i roe ot che rt FE eee 3 tr ra ENT Fesdee r o hoee, Oops dept. te é May. | OFFICES to RENT - UPSTAIRG MPeritions,. selling” famous name| featlons, Ete Ward's Carpentry on 12" iene supper (US CLEARED, sroe | B02 12, Pontlse - | oncpualive to seen bette ATS nod deponit & Tenote | _ 1100 per eee ee es ve oer, OM ie? merchandise, Neat appearance,| Service, FE 44168. a R4 fom gg Ds nog —— a rT) ee) FE $612) i iy a. J. Ven Welt, OR 3-1388. fashion minded. Apply, in person. | BRICK, rt T| Steen” . *7®| PAINTING AND DECO-| 36 gauge, Straw or second’ eutti ; = 20263 (|e ae “ON aay pREDECOR AT. Deluse es rat eaup day or ctr ae SPACE IN BRAND NEW F floor. . . my Only . i , oe " PAR Sal ys. n ROOFING WORK RATING. FE 40444. y paa| NEXT DOOR To"BRancn | 3 RM "w BATH. COUPLE ONLY. | ptt se Gite Fe maf a1 Basie et eae ad Thurs., Fri. and) Ki cal riches, reasoD- | New or repairs asphalt | Pp & Wall Washi ; ___ Money Wanted _ - 2BA POST OFFICE 184 Lincoln Ave. OR 3-0522 RN COTE LDREN 6 pm _ tue Pa p00 oF PE 5-2804- roofs. 33 yrt re exp Prices. pen reason- ainting all Ya — TWILL PAY $4000 Cast FOR 3\j Room aPT PVT ENT QUTET | go. ee EE Myer's Jewelry Shop, | CARPE ANTED, NO| able. re 5-3701, Free estimates VE BUILDER NEEDS MORTOAGE bedrm. meters, good pases. and reseonabig. paste 4 only, 630 ODERN a WATER __For Sale Houses 43 43 ‘el-Huron Shopping Center. job, ee, omel Mt gr oo | large. Free ROOF. REPAIRS Physio-Therapy —— A| pater ca noyses we nan reg FE peeeoet ee. heat. ao 3 ‘ pedvoens, White ei ate, 6-300] or EM _3-0202, i OBERR 6h “ soate.* ‘ CARPENTRY CARINET WORE Fe eee a ate AND DISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. | MORTOA Ge FOR (00 ON SHELL ‘i u J Roy heat ron AP. aly. ip arti R- COMA, Bi AGEMENT Pull pr Price® cecal #4 0 with 9400 - odd jobs reasonable. FE 2-0882,| SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS AND | SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERA of reneh home. Payments of 600 pl ag me, neuen ANENT POSITION FOR! cinpe Won i Ds.| cement work of all kinds OR| sP*Os — = mo. 6 per cent interest. Apply ae i eat ND MAN Tehase. Retevencee requ wired. rE piumbin tng” septic tank, ntlegizie ousekeeper for Birmingham| “RSE Nien Featherstone, FE| 20082 before i a m. or after 20m Pontise Press Box 31 Stowe! = sheot-rock, heme. Two scheel age gists 6 dnd “i. : 5 pS. i Television Service 22 . as too difficult to get ae MODERN FORNIEHED Dake _OA 3018, television. Thursdays and Sundays|CA sINET. M AND CARPEN. | 7°=E Tee Also Tremor _ Wanted to Rent = 29 7d wired, 7s “41086. "| Jeane Sept.’ to May Reasonable - SYLVAN LAKE off. No other hired help. Refer. Kitchen & speciality, FE “SRENCHING AND COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV ~ rents. Call EM 3-193 or £ VILLAGE ences required. Write Box ‘000 TRENCHING AND repair. 506 W. Huron. Night eery-|3 | BEDRM. LAKE PROPERTY not water Ressenable. Loze priv. | _ 32080 Pontiae Press for appointment. [CARPENTER AND CABINET e calls. PE 4.5607. home with option to buy, Write te tg Arket 4-3482, ¥ Sam Warwick has séveral J, New and, zepait. dD, B. BULLDOZING ¥ i y | i141 _ W. Pike, Pontiac. When you list your property. i iN. ie| bedrooms and : uu ‘ Yre homes with Murdock. FE R._D_Tompson PE 46841 sige of PE. $4300 7 RM. UNF. & BATH. | with uy Stout Bt Cail e800." FE] ment auto gi heat, replace, | Jey ‘kitchen, was best 2 car ge- ARPENTER WORK. M. Best of references, FE 4-4341. 4-6487, go lake, bes @ ine pool. $ 4 ys wieney work in Greet _On paul Also cabinet work./ Building Supplies 12A | GUA ; : R ANY CHRISTIAN PAMILY NEEDS 3 | OR ALL i » oe work ale sea at hold “CEMENT WORK SALE: 12001210 CE MEN T| RADIO & TY_12 Pane oF Waterford area, OR 3438. | yy tor expert appraizal of tm | j, Omer 8 floors, driveways, base MOlncks. Cheap, Phocg EM 3-487, Typewriter Service 22A\ - MUST your property and let ly : Woodward, Sham. :| ae wuts. Cheas Wei. TEE |] a services’ 13 more me beameess rt foes opt] Salt Sf (ceowrienend cole | Breele Beery : alt, Pa, tape o 80571 ce behets’ bent Like AU- —~ eee ) "Eke raparing S2UING Ma-|. college graduate and family. Pon- ROOMS & BATH FURN. OTT on sai hetereneet COLORED > Roh .% “ work as short order cook and Pg Bup- | ee ra +08 | ~Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Garage, Couple only, 292 N, Bag- red. SSMs_ pooeihie, 5-6734. . weekly in four years plus up to <-weiiress, FE 63128, apaired “Baws, shears, knives snd ois Ww sLewrence a iN DESIRE MOD. | oy Ny. sacinaw 8. Ph. PE O-6108 | 7 ey me) yes ens be ae 8 $453 sanual longevity, bonus Two EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR tharpgned Pree Sa a ! apt. i : ~ ‘TABLE LIVING Zeaes empertense related to social peleting, pepaa. mous, oxsom tage | Sat ASUnRh aieat rete and scattered throughout state ; ; Hog d VK : HOMES NEEDED rh conveniences. §75. MO. dining roo ad inv tr eh at APPLI ANCE SERV ween ies hater ; wes He. Repay Bor 5. Poatiee be at your door within 30 m ist FOR RENT e41. Pree estima’ It cabs Shtatn “application a atvour ae Stat AP Ono A ween | ee v8 Sine’ ining. room eg RS WASON WORK, STONE WORK a os eek ee a a : TORS. S. T. ’ water, 2-ca) ga ‘ for “a e use C1] OF we le ct h Rd. Road ec mae yh and eee |S a: "ea n 41,860 down. wit ‘discount ‘ arkcion: we — 09 Elisabeth Lake Rd. “FE 41157 : * = 500, Terms. rothy Snyd EAL ; ‘ re tion, call Mi 8, For inf y ~ Lav ESTA ' DORRIS | rat Sets ct attr ab a cn | i De nator | Ba mat melaron ye a | op -esebe ase uo : : . : Me. Heine room, Mads. 2 cor ets Pinished recreation Low Down P. reo ee ore “ee lage an| 2 cer en, uttl room, . i net Cvs. cee aid on , v own Payment ee ee | MOUTLE tasrmvo sexvice eens | OE a | Ber aa! alice Age Tao Watkins Hills | Ho ein Kad deme to Guanes Ss va SS ma te rms, 20 dav cecupency. Phone | aa tot. appoint: Brick WIL slag AYDEI BRICK suberoan pet tiene Se svery” | onrt.ar’ s1.s00 moftgage. a CAR AN RL OA ie ppoint- With Sire Homes | 55._N. VILLIS M. BREWER | ox ete Bowe ego and > k 1 Full Basements $0638 MA FE 46181| ho RESALE 5 ES sae a "HOSE wetaRty eres | ae ar ston stints te Fapin_natch ou nse Reon Vaart he ce ton, . 3 lots. New - |, tt rosce. ; } gf le" eatlons otal ps Re. guile for eaditignal iocome. | 20 8, L ESTATE INC. V A& & FH A sifteo ba.’ OR aes Sh ee HERE 15 marelp Acoplees, “fy Nie Seen | WOR oe Mabie 6-821 ‘No Down P. ae SS ls. cont’ mort: down a oe H, Cash 3 bedroom =< share ; wa cena aa ayment t $58°89 per month. me ith “ful nave ® Sie hoe wepetine © every detail Con- 7 ac ebl 3 sie 100 a aelee sigttes nemes ‘SUODEN LAKE, Canal Pront aa & . oy "INCOME clos uring, Fe mw a U _ | Baxed streets, sidewains, drive tng: of, balla -o0, our wire Plastered wells.” Oak. fod Porch. ens. No kite: a. Foo ; wh pey Ww race. Se rs rs, Oil Feu a pit a Bd bee iee tay| induage resus a, bel i ) Open 12-8 Sere rms] sear apy Mn NEAR CLARKSTON rms. Povorebie pe garage, singe 3,500 2 bl lh aa: on your lot @ love! i P.M. peoner William i oe. 34 235° blinds M0 Fe roy Yenetian houses, "\aer! loca! ti 2 modern a ag hE family showing , $3,509 dows. A real buy! ~ anol with, 3, bath wel pete WM. A. aoe B... TING REMODELED yy SIDE INCOME, 4 Roo ) tet omen mater “at i or 38 co ° ed condition. na Leslie R. . Tripp, Realtor | “Exterior. i nue “atsda'ne KENN ; 2 fireplaces. t Dubwasher 2 bathe eae, ees “ie ; w 8 rs. FLOYD KENT, EXCELLENT 2 F Fe “Santi or Pe esas Pac Mg Bg EDY Pe Oth gar sits, and a an : as modern to o ©. taaree Realtor pee to downtow TAMILY DOWN own. Only | 5997 ‘puatron Sourry i et | 2 ACRE. Auburn 1 : oak : FE 5-6106 agg 4 aM, A W. Huron Tage at HOUSE WITH 28 heen eights Ares. | . VEAIN | faves foe Tet) ta a AT MODERN GA EAT | es" W bones. bs le oma | HS siemens st Gi] sompicte analog, Saul To oREIRERT Fe toe mrt ltAwiul Ware | ESS ihe N, Realtor, | me mei deseo et | sae pate ee ae lier. | Gown. sia, ie! Ba a 1S Sw ones Ene ane "Pe sous | fal SEM] ta Sars ety _A. 0000 STARTER SPECI eto eee pee | sounms “er i : * ~ So po aa sense q “4ylor 7 bedrooms. "Ba on TeoastS Only pow om AL Tio. select oak, file bath tie | Vali O SBRVICE OPEN DAILY on \ | wae gate hy, ae emacs, lovely ait RA, ave, AURANCE beat, sround fhome ~ Automatic ; Baus Filia AND + Pett dere oe ue Packed | | sizes 8 P.M. _— frek Seen aa Gr Rint bu Mi,000 with 4800 do ee Nice sete atte “Sree bot als. 3 pra oh rag.| See ike trroom nome | large room sg eg Established tn 1916 bere ne ans. St heal built in| 3 bedroom Weak Mt. GUEMES cen oe eile insulated imme.| BlSee gr beri “ire ne get room wi = ie nelle e! large re- je entrance. M vas LET Netti mortgage | 1, spon | wtih | birel Le bath. 2 Wasttoes neh, Ceramic or pe Bg Sisgreceetigg ee in Bit gas £2, beemome, room 1212", Mod aster bed- THE HOME OF YOUR remit cory WEST SIDE | 1, . J. VALUET, R ‘Heat ROCHESTER Sas aegis PL See Se, IME OF alow. m_ bun: $8, as eit today. - Fations, Copper plumbing. CHOICE School and pt ay 2 blocks ‘to. weir? Bedroom. oat tn in "69 ~LADD'S INC MCLTIPLE LISTiN a hs double eares mnie its cate A... |3 Bedr pi out Mas. to ow P take. Drive erat paneer By yield,” Just ott R oa nese RDN : NO SERVICE chicken Cg emoneato $l oom Brick for open sign. Ba, Maken re Two Examples | 4, or a0 IDGEWAY WEST SUBURBAN | _-. BRICK $1 fireplace beta Sarge rooms, | $1,350 Down J.C. HAYDEN “e a BRICK 2 A f ‘town and ‘eee 07s Betawen REALTOR temeosinte 2 diem. ch oe) GEDA ot 0.975 handle. — Se 8% E. Wal EN, Realtor noun’ wits uona =| Cy per | denice iistino sttice” with attached, garage, Giuahed | [et os, bane iAKE $9975 | « at VAN LAKE Tile” bath, fall ana owt. | Open = ton FE 80441 ae Aeiouxs tanks i 2 ft gS si lt Sie “ealee Baue| Sn ‘el akg" pringee fae far teat bee ves_Sun. lO to2 sized rms S L REAL 0 SERVICE small a sure ae A oak ae win car gare, @, fruit be *, 1 ment, i down , Fa | cee 22 eee eee ie Sri i oe cei (En! GATEWAYS Fianey sroxen | Pa et wAe| Se Sir aioe ee, SS case si * | NICHOLIE, i lot or tugs .. i saylord H to; “ha. PE ce 2 7 specifications. made room with bar and mere. | st Side aay Wi qratEaroaD VILL AGE oe crrengemeats. St. Vincent District AP Pp IN ESS me us for "and" conscientious J R Hilt magslow buh i °31. Pull excelient neighborhood, Fea: eed eee Dbetrn pg ware home of 7 ST bot feel obigeted details; do . ° liIZ garage and - & at, ' ate hardwood floors, deetgued: full basement 20 ment, oe and goat ‘base: DRAYTON PLAIN DORRIS & SON ont chy am go corner lot. Is — arg poeta — in- Senaie adh a ee a . aes, ore Near F Sy orrening ; 152 W. wa. furor °° "Pyone Fess TORS , 1011 _W. Baron PE 5-618) tie 500, wor gla — airy 3% C. ger. ie x Soo tt, are aes | Rf Nate Soe | et th anes Best Buys mppas, chncare bedi | Sted abc nas fi iy tt, Mas large picture | ( Lye fi, wiih chicken Y - rage, walking amodern: with, ga: Yours for Acting _| wiesr a yg as ommercial & Income Siete beat | Today SE alread jooa ae see, ane Rene tay ates plan $060 extra. veneer, =| Ont en ; : ‘ , sie tures. im bath wardrobe | aly 0500 veoitlen’ngit® Sul Sick pet fas fot od THERES WELCOME | | VALUE PLUS | “lhe a agg Oe Pindegt Stuer voy ate epee | meh powstown moive idacla tenes | m (Fora fonogrrative burer | Se ‘an paved. sired basement anh tee Oh iendoon a Sage | ean susst | Stas“gowal sa per. a Oxy Storms, Screens, good. fur > K am ip apes only 0S pa screens ets Juste SLEEP, Witm — ana tnour: rage. Ideal Mt, Aa FLOYD KENT, Real Log Miere Se Schoo rd egy “aobe |S fin Juasingtvet | orang tage Woe. i wee Uaftorsteoment, AR’ shea ‘: Fe 2-013 ealtor Br ai ool Dist. pnoeee pit le tle pn fate wa and oe per | 5 further ‘sformation. funy ta yon hy Ty pr eievation | Harbor Hills. as oe $1,500 sy Die ey, oer aren | BR A iiasas SMa] hee erate Saeeet| PEACE AN ye Etter toseaeasiten | | ses pate Ste mney, erat aoe sara oe stares dime Ee Re Fic] megeeceran ts Srcmaciemeres |‘ Re tees aterpaeriee | kis yen at St i : : i borhood cal im. é sem s and wo Cr ae Bang | Crmnet Roreed to § friiaiet| fess (Stat ence PaPRaEa oo atts | gee sai se Sit Most ce He eas PERCENT G. 1. | Seechacnee ell | roo Boyar Tea fr Sreretielse Sastre |e Fei food, paiehbor cuss | iB eforenignege ana bulk: | “TRS rare te tee thi mycares e Encl tts ee takes ec Tatinl ws | Fekete aL tet | Cy iEgjuates | Russell Young aceemerde | it en it a m A oe M fn Witchen, EXTRA LAROE Choice I REALTOR—BU excellent view of Cass I an | ohh peat stor “bamt., ae N AN ieee ft tnd fast 3 a Pnsenth Bed 412_W.. Huron _ 8. ILDER iy por ya ieee free heat, storms, se screens. ite : io Crowding | -| | RRALTY co, Riau BreAL AT sifem wim Low =| I'pape ie a WATKINS pra pa oe . lot me with no moet atts Gas heat, is is one of th a wn NICH ners | eee —anggeme| mvc | Be te E | SiS | res LIE 7 : . : ou won’ ong Breer s Se | Be | BE att | Etgeamat oe sae eevee scored | a eee «|e agin oo ‘Be W ment, bath up. full ‘base- peeet cen ait heme Pe fo eae Se FE_5-6163 nie. See thts, alk to To f “Wet car garage, corner Secach coesat ial eoeiae most new gas wn F on GILES REALTY ta patien se le e L, wonderful © Open 73 | - of custom re is plenty a0 e have only one. tiv set very attrac- # + ag hag below ‘the market 4g ONLY of of quien San evens 3 © you bad better hurry!” ve home, Puacered wets er nlcety’ Brice. with 8 4 4 a Ag ae Bed pres ii RB ag we Hn ce. a rage Ng Be hot rms, . FE 4: a4 : MULTIPLE LISTING Z Down. Call nn ge na Mt ul fust faba sta B at pong FF ae ‘Spe HO 3 G ys 5 BEDROOMS, os ahaa INDEPED doar melagened . D pe eg eman S"Siks."trom achook. #1450, T ar } oa moe |INDEPENDEN | |, CLARK sean rican : / " R careet. Latge tiring nok lee CE TWP. STON K An extre i / . we liv ‘want ’ . This mely good wees LE | op 236 ams D| Seaktse SG Peay trace ate ampsen| Essien e nee. - \ os. 7. rresms Work 28 holed “bn ike this ‘ 2 story family b Clarkston large jet right in ; door opening ware. ae yA : ay cow > boaroeme Ee bg ge ek a Sra roe Bg Fn ton om Siaeltop send aries pes ee ee “4 a7 T ; cake ah ae oe rage «into Rg in en dowr pede attractiv ate move ints, ee gh Song to FE 4-0528| tes. Pull a breakfast i 1 | Templeton fomatis ‘ar beckr' ui |” Si i on reat pS eg re ae neni ig FEMS omen romans. : as 5 ACR tii S00 eit terms te fo OnLy “Ghase wite sate rage. eee pot waler Pear ae | E. Cc. # Welrkept's room hom 1002 wo HURON MTA seat Clarkston ES hs a " for Fd ‘ ' $2,500 Down. thruout, Wood & bath up, 4 rms. ny 4 rms. area, 5 room | ‘dw. M. Stout, Realt A : oO. down. Many lang. closets bath wir furtince. Ne pepera| SuyVam usaog 1. Soginne OS FE Oa WOnOne Floor) "corne . Be pointiment Di 165 D La tet wenee bea ae for comfort an Eves. gt A sores | 4§ ot aaneh ic nw lames Lake Pt e ent only, y ap- | SEBS oistaeate'hots per |' Sekt ualitireptaee ii ie raat cat Cc lS Bedr John K, Irwii ‘ VAG rely strtted shee ; be venting Ly bedfenms, full LARK ; oom . irwin bah one odern. 2 bérms. bath a ana { t ge 2 in : . uA : ee cote oth spataire artri a. attached 4 $ ptee. H re HE Sa Bt ve san Gueket ae Front oe ‘eiting ne Bathe beau: a ge eon yard. — omes FE 5-496 tier ke tear mt Sewer and | INDIAN VILLAGE 18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE ONLY COL awl “sen aoe — Gre- 4 HOL ORED Poses SS mie ae BEDROOMS $20 Sime a] Eien Be Se alt eveaie” mum Sats St Lt : es | fates ees, fu | BSR ly Nice- for ment, UIL Only $1,035 down, is landscaped Jot twecar | “See wick | AND HOM Se a Sins seortenas oncis, Rees MFORTA SUBURBAN BRI 9 : io door ahd pa mire | “| a atone, |e ‘ Heoady: elcares ! t Seams. See A eee S| eee os st KNUDSEN See eS You'can' Cant Find 61 PER MONTH {1 hia PAYMENTS MAHAN RI REALTY ee, ana fonth : re ee i ee , WARD 5 PARTRIDGE a 4 WwW. ‘none 43581 R WAL"cl 46| Sale Business Property 49| _§ , ud i : ‘ae gabe Bs * NOW Ts the A buy nat tate Sonek. + bennee, Dinette oreh. Uuttty. Pull v. at basement. ~ 4 Dock Wie Sats Sake WHITE BROS. Phone OR ¥-1205- o Eves. til 9— % acre ® 10-6 MIDDLETON’S Best Buys 2 dedrooin white fram bungalow, | base: > b ce KENNETT GARDENS —.. THIS Ye TODAY! ust stent for “occa or wSieel a sheded baat ouetts. scape ine down, . Leslie R. M iddleton . k ean plete insid wor! com: neide, 2-96) * 16. ar with any vile $1,350 "ee - Balance legen, Includes taxes & insurance. King Size Family Home This six room residence with 1% baths could a 503 Comm: Eiseaes So e sie, foad. fou anaes - le be can ant rag 4 ie BoM gfe able : brome ag + PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 20209 11% N. Saginaw St. rE Maca Estate Since 1919" con Fen *rstates. af 2-4208 = i BUILDING SITE DRAYTON i go ft. Jot on Denby De Drive, $1, FLOYD KENT, Realtor. 4 W. Lawrence Next ia Gecamnins Power re ) a A fast . Street CARL W. BIRD, Reser | ay Bank Bldg, 7 - Tine ae |Roy Annett, Inc. w E. a8 : R468 ae uke iecai wan 8. of Reyes. etre hn eats parking ung ex oun ner water Ho Sa at aaa oe JONES REAL ESTATE #32 W, Huron PE 4-3508 Main . Corner $11,200—$2, 450 DN. te 2 eta OURS SS FOR YOU SMe Fe é “HA RR Realtor Money . Loan" 53 Licensed Lenders’ Cash i in | Trip for toan im t-trip! wt er “Yes” wh rh" apr pope erie of BENEFICIAL FINANCE ©. PE 2-0249 121’ frontage on LMES-BARTRAM Mon see Bus = ; Saas a Baldwin and Montcalin St 2 REAL ATE . 975 Baldwin Ave ere 46203 000, aq. tt Zoned BuLEDING "Pomcige Bre Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49 49A 5 sun peas FoR LEASE AT Business Opportunities 51 51 rte Sais hie ‘ots te poled ellent mortgage tates. A subdivision for the Individual. No 3 ba west of Tele- ‘? ad a4 110 = stri glee tor better oh of High H nul Vlirage. ‘seit An area oC Orion. Ri of at least 1200 Adams Estates. LADD’ SPECIALS $005 we PRICE One of the cg Op benny J percels that ave Saiseea year, Terms, CHEROKEE HILLS Large lot. paved street “Here ts a ron value.” 32 ACRES — Vacant acreage. Lo- cated on Sashabaw Road. “Ideal for Country ‘bome site or subdi- viding. be duplicated fo , cart trope we ase asking Sor the -L. H. BROWN, Realtor room wit mm wlth two in wo, large ree pickure wi wise WATERFORD —1 rial a kiteben iin “plenty ‘of ny Ba nck op highway. cy aes. out. shees, Bree spectons pecreoms.| (Semdn ‘Lexe ‘privileges GB floors, large open porch, attach 3.7049. pir? ad garage, — —— Large recreation Senta, "E MAtE pong | bend ideal place for the children to wn road, Rutgers, Oldsmobile, lay and entertain their friends.| Watkins Lake Estates. Oneida St rate howe in rear -— an @ lake front lot on Hardw o ‘garden? ‘All thle js situsied on| ate, 20 me Imost two acres of high ground | ;-* orgie Realty, 300 Baidw' on a quiet dead-end street. Close * to schools and only 10 minutes TER Goontows. 10 oasi ft| BUILD NOW $10,000 down, Shown appoint- », or well restricted Mogg mo “ke G HEMPSTEAD NiERBERT CAVES PE 40204 Eve. 5-0510 4925 Lake ~ For Sale Lake Prop. “4 BUILD YOUR : “ DREAM HOME AT Basi Ovienvite. <3 DARB LAKE COLONY “age, $506_dnHet CGE Aer 8 | oy weet BLOOMFIELD TWP. ta LOTS OF On oii of the many picturesque LAKEFRONT | ‘sstem-tuie ere N' eustom homes. LOTS! — | Stesaer estat private rk on Lake, Priced trom $i,980 up to $3,000. Hoa f - aren to nearby modern Plan your home meet your Clarkston | tieteitee eS from $2. ; * Convenient terms. REAL ESTATE ING, | pirections: Lake Rd. to 20 8. Main, Clarkston Mich, Commerce Rd. West on Com: MA 5-5821 ere to LAKE HURON ph phone Brownell Realty, eral 2-8837. No obligation, of course! Templeton WILLIAMS LAKE Beautiful ' ite lot. 78x316, Lake priv. to lake, Sandy beach. $1,500 with Ki (oR Realtor 230 Orchard Lake Rd. After 6, call t | UNION Wk Rex ING CO. InT FE 5-8 nat oT Anely dolls. CLOSLN ihe tnlaid tile oa wail til 4 . 9 el a —. peeeey eee inclew Rubber "hase peli es my S. Saginaw "pereh, “CALDER GARAGE. DOORS ¥ al ae Lan — Ee rR 204 ‘i uv a oul sane ees ya. $3.05 gal: Yt YOuRSELF ‘sckREEN eanquures and = screen to any porch «ise or ~ DEKP POWELL er a Hooks bireh, ash-flush, White ED HOTPOINT IRONER, be Rea ‘golored TV ew ew, Norge Oe Gas + Ranges, gait WALTON TV Walton. Cor, Josive FE 2-2287 apa NEXT TO TRAILS Pontiac Lake. End Boat Houses, OR 3-4036, DINING ROOM SUITES, 4 E _Howard. BED noice bod hig Oak pate. “a plete $18. Oak atoetie __with china cab, 966. Alan Sroadioom 32° fad ' 2 undy n with ry will oq. yrds. — your Tiving boom. dining hall and gtairs, A bargain for oP iualty ea carpet . In exce at akan wer Ott BURNER, cane closet, 1987 PE }- REFRIGERATOR. APT, CROBL: sine with she shelves =,8 oe. GO works hing yy anne CAB. GAS: RAWOE. RE. _frig. Mise. ‘306 Abani : ; CHERRY sasy a: ing used oe thai \e yoar, copelaeh. condition. @5 Lafayette, _ FE 4-9975, é CROSI Lay Y —FRLEVIBION, a” in tube, cite $130 98 tke 4 Appl. M bo LINOLEUM $7.20 ye 4 FT, WALL TILE 25¢c sine rade ot aime ee: ato, uote Be ee 01.00 | Fh Bhesining i $75 & § 95.00 on Beas lah w HURON, Pe cose | Slightly higher. delivered. DOWN COU ; UBTOM ” SLIP AC 1's cover, . rt dining table, iY A ores Teather 161 Bytpixo re §-6811 club, snair, ¢ $10; Westinghouse dry-| jy pay condition’ $35 hice, 2 PAIRS OF WIN Ws ASH ems * ie Square Lk. Rd. FE| 27°528". 8 matching ty window He A oo Wik ieaio & Aone ss = ret +8. CONSOLE TV, wieD GAs RAROES. phi oe AND * . i CTON oe thao W. Huron WasHER FULLY ST RUTOMATIC Famous bame brands. Slightly seratched. Terrific values. Michi- ire,” “Pluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk YOUR visite MATICALLY WASHER NEEDS PLUMBING ie FREE HOME TRIAL en "eerie WARE WTE oe f) ncly bob 8S aie ondi- WesrinonOCar gonyER AWD * wiring. 36 M Milks e &) MI WAYNE. CABERT’ S APPLIANCE SALE up to 25% DISCOUNT On all_new floor samples. Wash- era - Leet *-agh pa es = Refrig- eretors—TV 4 YEARS 1 TO PAY 11_N. For r Sale Miscellaneous 00 3" SHE ETROCK x. $1. AA Rock L og bis i NO att te dimension sefeens. Buitable for enclosing oar GF MANOGANY DINING | 20°52. Sie. Q0. Also 1 large pane table. 4 chairs, china cabinet, re otis, Pe 42082. wlase wo" Also poker table. Good cond. FE 65-4862, 1 HP M im. i a ORYER, PRiGi iDAIRE. ELEC: | Dower my wan “—"s oo trie a ' Ld e. ear } f frie, only, aboee mn rm 6, Mow lor '3 oF 40 Ford. OR 34704 aft- aentten. ont ae ova “Ene one ye. anteed. Good condition. PE 30077, Gas CRN nN |? ¢ 12. 242 Seward. Good pat, WR, 5. 88 Palmer, a Proiee op Ain “cORDITIONEN - $0% OFF pier. “_r Dusty W. PL mm ait ies ins CHURCH’S INC. "107 8. Squirrel Rd. FE 2 oh ee Taco cas AL, . #0 8. AN- . platform rocker type-| Gerson. —__ cee desk Gan '& Elec, stove AIN BAW, US c. roaster, Rollaway bed. si ebout lo hours. $200, Pool table, bed Daven and r, Btu- rE —— - — = > pee — AM ‘ART PORTABLE 4 Orchard Lk. — *| Are Welder FE 56-0803. LARGE’ DINING iM sUITE, Com Living rm. suite, Me washer|| {rn Seo eaaiee wilt i jars, other misc. ilems, FE Dite conversion gun burners, com Agua, cushioned. Occas u 4 chal "Walnut @ . a. meek Shae IE oR va | : ar Pure | Fe oie : ee N Ve "apeatal eo MA DANY CHEST: 5?" HI. LAW. seat. Venetian wae: Chair. Reason. MI ¢-0595. 1 Lincoin Lontnee aK SET, ie bis Fe Samed. kas J A contros, 6 months a od each: 2 ‘wed plowers steel Wurmsces $18, each: 1 used Stok 1 new bofler; =. capacite erate marred, ei, yee price oe 43-1277, 1 GAL. AUT 2 a Of, WATER AS: bh a oe tren a oa ; Laund 2th eds rm |» ne 8. aoe ion N C at porta KEMTONE “ae ~ We si he aa ay x a X= an el US. LUMBER Pn tlie BURMBISTER oe eee eer eeee sees eee veeeeweee ee oe -BURMEISTER ° __ Northern Lumber Co, PO 1488 Baldwin Ave pine & firgrade & French Low c hardware at 20 pe Plywood of all hinas. PLYWOOD co FE 2-284) FREE STANDING soe pie 21n32 double sinks wa a ae Lg 5 tttings ~ | Gag RANGE. GOOD CONDITION, ’ foreen bike, PE 41736 GIRLS BICYCLE, PUL LL SIZE, $16.00 %, cal oy | £ Matty wood bed frame, $15.00. GoInd OUT OF suanins TAL L HARDWARE, PAINT AND BUILD. tewn sinks, VALLILY. “ul Auburn at Rochester Ra a ee, EStil's VU WRECKING CO, ; » AGAIN 7 moet in Soanplale’ stsdais tnt Seem feed wot & hs Rocidepital. overs —-y mS iy eee oe. ead Ww sectional, Any size to feetee w Ay with eustorn built lb ee ee vse MO fie: i desi “it at we 68 Ane doers oe ona ves aired eal ole mate free, | 0 . TERL 1LOING PROD'S $ soll rick 8 tengtie ae ve COFFE re ern eee 6) BES eee we nt doors . Plastic garden hose, 80-ft ‘ We Have ent Empire on New materials at Main Yard only. LJ dob site: 1710 8. We . fo. Supplies | shatitpal™sha POT haa "oi * wep Union Lake Rd. af Commerce job site. 00 Ci nr, Barper a EM 34148 - zie ® Te Tolegre . 8 of Mich ave, LAKE anaes | LARGEST emnnow AND TRIM _ MANE, ard, J! % to 8 Pri 1 p.m. reen re ‘ Flush doors from cs 8408 UNION Pherae nirs Flush grade doors from .. $11.06 Sliding windows from . $15.06 CO., INC, Double hung ‘windows from . $1186 3148 W. & MI RD. Riek semen on te a Ki Ae S oboe ays MONEY, i 10,68 BTU. UsED race RANGE 925. 0 | 0 Turnete_FE > bp. | Johneon outboard, $30. OR oTER Kael DR., Ix6, $15, 4 chips od bath sete wih trim. "Onde Irregulars 6099.06 f+ prea WiIPPLY r 56-2100 Store, Everything ol- shead, T mi. out Baldwin Ave at Min Lake, 92% ine materiais clearance. Closing out various depts. Most items to % off en nationally adv, prod- a.m Quick as « viene vou'll the | Lake, 2280 Baldwin Rd t PAUL OT CYR LUMBER AU, ip tau BER Co. T Motre * rinet ALITY, ¢ PT WaT STORM SASH be, 9 a ~ Saath “double Senet ie ‘hand | SUMMER SPECIALS basins from $10 Thomp- Aluminum queen win- son, 80 oberry dows doors, al awn- FOR BALE HUTTON HOLE” AND Zig Za. otechmous, Je , = All awning & starm window sales. __jtolary; Machine. OR} FE 4069 ° ae our ad if vellow iL PiPE 01) PER LOP, WAR wicks, Lake Rd 2e78 Orchard at ne Get our” “ually Buil'ine materia! biywess, Moatiaft Rte Hardware ucts. Metal awnings .. $8.05 House paint $2.98 Ornamevtal tron ‘columns, rail ings Complete #ft, Youngstown Locks & cabinet aewe:. ‘. Mand tools aie Aluminum siding. No money down, $9.00 per month. Call for free estimates for your kitchen. Terrific buys on Youngs- “o off “a off 1-9941. Open Fri. eves.-Sun. 10-3 a A WATeR if HEATER 0 oat. Garage oes Te Ry oe BR by Moises valeee iis 8S btigntl mar also several 42° & 54 tris ea ae OO BREE OT furnaces, 30 r cent discount. mest: Gi Co, FE | Luxaire Oil Furnaces PA Dersy coe eve head fi Ns ; “= mea PeCial Clothes es Posts BENSON LUMBER CO. 40 Sagina SEPTIC TANKS re tous Dans Elia, te Ra, ~~ SUMMER SALE. with above for self “ new, roved Gooeumery: ‘Tnee, ‘it. 30. a site so| "oom = value: $50.50, These Water 4 ) are Signity. anre The electric, et test. cs ., ae olf and bottled gaa heaters at id mbing & Heating terrific values. Michigan Finores- erms, FE 2-4307 . cent rehard Lake Ave ery : . Goo. UsED AIRWAY VacuUM SPECIAL SALE gueeper. ¢ new. Tow ber. eh riding tractor and € -ft. - ang m , $823, ; HOUsE BEING WRECKED, Wa-| fp." Bolens tractor aod culive: terial for sale. 2300 Shimmons Rd, | (oF. 6715 al. 5 be HOUSE PAINT how Mul aK 3 : os petal, U4 mower. 6048.68, ‘now. "6 mabe Pen Bits 00 i PER OAL, ara Kine Bh, Se a TRING BROS pow #18095. Small dn’ payment. b Other good buys, Open evenings PE 407! 4-1119 Eiagee ot Dt en PONTIAC RD. AT OPD Sine ent, 6607 Dixte Hwy “et terrific valves, —_ ent, aad ‘Orchard Lk, GUTTER WAR- __Wick’s, 2678 Orehard tak Lake Rad | GUN - FIRED OIL $298, CTORY 4,000 BTU, i) Service, i ~ Buyers for These wraps Coed Cee, : a dee & SON ‘YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE MOTOR SALES Bye gee zen BRALER EASY ED abe th One ie $5141 ; x Se So 9 pm : Beene ee ae ea Se YOUR Executive + | car. Save x NOTE | Ne [eer peer ‘ oa. sion, Exe . “T think Gladys’ boy friend is calling again!” Everybody's Credit Agia Ervivoed Sag? tat, Pres a — |i pen prialon says, money sG ere “aa na mouth aemaen, i PROVIDED YOU BUY IT _. RADE Bd cial, Low mileage. cone rd ba a a Wanted Used Cars 88 For Sale Cars _91| BP EPEL MOTOR “siz, Biatest WEE ERED Far doe Bi at Pris ae 195) Be fe cane eno :pROP| Boats & Accessories 85 I H P — _ (| 4 SHBYROLET BEL AIR. "3 eRY USED CA Teg yd MH sdAiN br. CLARKSTON er 8 | aid tone, auto, ne & W.W. tire SELL. ASK ANY ONE Bert | ee cams uae Coney H ae USS$ Po GENTRAL | teesiitnatst 8) cop ater, cher rate | extras. Call FE sWAPEY ii CREVROIET. WHEN YOU BUY A USED BUD Shelton ites sorely "a PONTIAC. GOOD CONDITION. RO Ee TP GLENN'S |. Michigan’s Oldest nibeless less tires, Teenagers delight! — AID ies OFFERS | tise After Fr, Oe rans ee wecsieae Se re wm| LINCOLN & BR Sea Fea aa: Hie | he oS SO ager crmm Ea ey | MERCURY” |Chev. 06} octane, (Ete Ristie. 0B | u matteo om Str RaH. 164. r 32 YEARS Ford tal BU VANFE COMMUNITY Dealer | DEMONSTRATORS & __ One Me aise. “Powerade club coupe R buration, 8 ee er “cil bud at Gar. : iy"? ca Lee 8 fr OS ene. “MOTORS OFFERS THESE EXECUTIVES CARS |"oheied, Eo ‘at Ford etoor = eT ORE on ; DOLPHIN SAR -BOAE—7_SETe M Rochester | ote Bele “41 Hudson’ «door... tras. $1,400. Maytair 7 tails Boat in water, Gant between | 803 N. Main, R CLEAN AT VERY MODEL $a Sabie ier tes (Bt Ford tear 3 is |S. 2 1 end 8 p.m, FE 61107, bea OP aie, © - AkL . ; b, ercu. oor ss : GEN pnt ApJ URY Te el par Fea = FRESH Substantial Savings ._ Bir ming ham ‘Bud. Shelton Motor ‘Sa es |) i MOTOR PARTS - HURON 1 MTR. SALES | Used Cars 2 DR SEDAN. re AND De. Clean Cx rs. {Season & E Bivd FE +o ‘56 ( LL] S ree ups on W,_ Huron 10530 LOW MiLiAG ; 2 bo Dae” cas ears | SHARP CARS ONLY. MERCURY BEL AIR ¢ DR HARDTOP "y oo UP TO $900 88s-Super 88s © Good “stock. of proper I your car is sharp bring car| 4 door, sedan, Merc-O-Matic, re-|.” SEDAN. PO. LOADED W 3 | B b F t, I powrDLSCOUNT em, fare, SE waecle He Mare jen tite, High dollar paid for) dio & "neater, W-Wail Ures. $890.|° TAS BEAUTIFUL BEIGE AND Oo TOST, iNc. RETAIL, STORE ; ‘hard Lake nd, Pine Lake, Diai ite el cHEL TON _ | COLD. sr0me Yous LINCOLN MERCURY. ANP | Mt Glee Clemens Bt : PE 3-111? AND 98s Boers a FFE, Meats | MOTOR SALES — | panne FORD ue |! Bet PAIRE TA°25w a!| 850 'S, "WOODWARD AC XT OFFICIALS ‘ ee viraliers #87, Sees High- Corner of i & E, Bivd, der, Flo-tone paint, $1,295. va unmcie eis MI 62200 ~ JOrdan_6-3933 S. R RESORTED 1956 See M&M Motor Sales V ERCURY ; MILEAGE. iew wham So APPEAR- yg Pla ‘Low be se FE AND DEMO age Boocu NOW! CunruRY oo din niclay in our show. | 2627 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-160 | Monte raed tone paint, | MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM | i955 FORD Hydramatic and Jet-Away 6 OR 66 VOLKSWAGON, MUST | fadio & heater. $1,445. a8 LOW AS guber, Fore ouete, Meats Tl y T : INLAND LAKE SALES | _be_in_execlient cond, OR 37067. $195 _ Mlawest aise . % Ford yie. gaa: 990 ransmissions , | Fevcta Siew poe Yeon | Wanted Used Trucks 89 LINCOLN eae Gaver..." H88] 2 D00R AND 4DOOR NEW aan <= “CY OWENS” ‘i Mere. Mon. gia | < every, weet._Beter $3 Olde Hard : HAG) SEDANS & HOLIDAYS the factory & heate utomatic t Loom ot “ine amare’ | “arigin: lake pour dump” trucks pulsaion, full power, 4 door sedan Your Car Down} YOUR FORD [8 Si $2" _Phone MY $403 FEA for heui ootien, HIGHEST TRADES : ‘33 Plym ¢ door ‘'$%a| AS LOW AS JUST craft fe ag bomts. canoes | Phone ut MERCURY. LOWEST TERMS DEALER [i Bontwe @ door 22202055: $88| YouR CAR DOWN Marine fittings and For Sale Trucks 90 62 Piym 2 door « wequess OO , 1 ARRINGTON BOAT WORKS Gonyertints, Fuh ves’ ties TAKE VERMEAD LOCATION ‘St Chrs,.4 door V-8 $ Sa AND UP TO 36 Siti LRORAPH PE 3409 ims ome TRacToR, Low miLe-| Malle: radio & beeier A-l USED CARS [31 Firm. 6 door = MONTHS ON if eet eynoLert —FICROF SERVICE, QUALITY OVER 8 REAL ‘BUYS |:38 S Goag ct ct $313 BALANCE 5 nt br BOATS oan 8 speed transmission, In DODGE ‘ SATISFACTION = 48 Port tine 3 ar Biya.” ceeeeee ci MICHIOAN PROPELLERS | FOR sueeltent condition, PE 83788. | SPECIAL TODAY! DON’T DELAY-ACT TODAY! re e ‘41 Dodge Coupe ......-+.s $132] Take advantage of our low-over, ANY BOAT & MOTOR | ipsa if, TON PICKUP. "CY OWENS 47 Chev. 2 door... 22... $ 3 Trailer Sales |-@*ebiastse SO") Cearetin"ow th) B7S.00 | ET STNG oe aga tte so St Bt BP erat cmt n-trte | We,tave several new out |ipip. F ORD PICKUP. 2 re ra ee een Bae ets S| FLASK ING torah 8, feng, A pedecomay aeaat| board runabouts used as)" Good cond, All metal PONTIAC CHEVROLET gg A OE eh ERE ee eae fie : ape ferazen Tiere a Tesi ons for sale.at box. OR 3-3496. Ri & heater, W-Wall, sharp. “Oakland County’s gition. Must sell at once, FE “RIEMENSCHNEIDER OLDS-CHEVROLET Blewart's ites, baisony” bitchin, a greatly reduced price.| ssn #400 CAB AND CHAS: 1982 Fastest Growing Dealer” DODGE-PLYMOUTH Oakland County's ze, Shout this’ latest” hou ta CE, Sis, New. $1,850. OR 37134, MERCURY @15) Dixie Highway at MIS BUSINE HARD Tu SPELL, Easy TO | Fastest Growing Dealer” Bile Domes, snun-Wtte ~ | YINRUDE “Moron, TH ‘OO bei 2 door. Merc-O-Matic, radio & ee 232 0. sakinee eT oe coin | ae ete aS ke fer and “Holle ey, about are tee. Wg Ft he top hres DODGE TRACTOR. SADDLE| beater, sharp. ‘31, Olds—Engine “new—Paint_w:| goes where it is davited jars on our ve seve tines Be F eived | OOO OE and toh wheel in, running | | Tie— Beat offer, over $000. rales we Gas tenons “8 anmagra g| orset, ig fea truehaut, or Columbia 6° dosiyn. FE bell REM AINS trailers: te to plek ences Phone. MY peo ay " Good rubber. Both CENTR AL "pair condition. "82, Hudson 3 | poral, M4, one mile &. of Lake! FETT y'S HARDWARE| %t,,'- Gly Beverage i ¢; Pair condition. OR 35361. 2819/ where it is well treated. ac om | 3004 AW ave. itso CHEV. 1% TON. LONG LINCOLN-MERCURY ss | F Tr ailer a —Seesi bese FE CABS OT Aes Our great number of re- : _ : i , Se Leet tattutsh, “ent | Roe Sale Cars 9 GOOD BUY THE TENDER |peat customers is root , is ; Exchange A ae a 1953 96 Oe. oe T-T TR AP ness and treat you right.’ : R E R "ANDERSON ee ee eT fiui00, PHONE PE +s APTER | CHAMPION ent mw. FE «88. | CORD 2 DOOR!” ™ es $2595 , “GREAT LAKES «|S orem rome soeplen PF West Side Used Cars | Seiianvire ome fom M8) 055 Pontiac Safari Sta. For the BEST BEEMER ena.) Jammy $695 Dre eee Tee Sisccuse. "Seany Wen. The Ultra, Ultra hn a tise fi"? wide Oe Beas rates, best | < apie. makes models 40 choose from. | ( in the Pontiac Field, All In WHEELS and DEALS Hobs, Reconditioned, i ike bew new. | SERODE SPEEDY Vb HP IN . : L ARRY " West Side Used Cars $1295 leather jnterior, Low Tote cgme and, ley gow” om y £* vaneside ; ines CHEVRC DEL RAY PO.| 54 Ford Conv. mileage, one owner. 184 Ford Tudor ........00: oxen ers gaan wen Son dows | new condition, 10142. lakeside : | ee a neces, Wheloeaie jo & Heater, Ford-O-Matie, $699 BOTTLE GAS AND sR 5S MOTORS JEROME priced, 313, Maywood, Roches- | ite Wal I Tires. : $1795 = = Jere engl See ee > a ACCESSORIES STORE Gaien nnd Servite, Succeed © en ROCHESTER FOR DEALER . int CHEV CONV, GOOD RUN- ; : wic Super Terrier wie dencecees esl VD : hitches Here, Braryehing fer the ning condition, Also "63 Cushman | SS Chevrolet Bel Air 4] ‘52 Plymouth 2 door .......sseseeeeeeeeeees 444 Tet y BOWER OLIDE. SMALL $1 Patkard 4 Dr. Dr., 10,000 actual miles,’ 55 Mercury 2 door ........ Wiha aaedy senna eee equity, take over payments, ‘Will | Sedan: Radio & Heater, w/Wall! 2 tone Blue. S2 Ford Ranch Wagon .........ceseeveeees 6D gonsider older cor — 2 peesomt § Guar sie. ecermis concen Smen Need van POP UB ahtS rt $1195 . $2395 J Eek Sng ‘ierrmcn eintternt vot 1599 | Bright Spot |ss4 chev. Bel Air SS. Buick Super Rivietal Sp Olly 98 Super wv-ss-esesssssresss ok 9B sas ce i TF l951 CADILLAC 62 sedan,| ude’ Power “Steering.” w/Wal sie hes top, Dynaflow, | '53 Hudson Hornet .:........6. eas maaan 3 799 Parner St. Drayton j : NNING : ’ Be ae Bs vcs [MER meron OOF | pap Oot A AR Poe potleses casio 1195 | ite White over Black. 154 Piymouth 2 door 6. c.0..00000 0 IIL Sent Hate Matera Re. ANDERSON “NORTH CHEVROLET wa olen, radio $ 7 : "SS Pontige .Mardion sis oid caccss icacesds - 89h | SEE THEM ] NOW HARDWARE CO. 1000 S. WOODWARD | and h@ater, excellent 33 i Chcy eter New tok $ 95 : ‘SZ Doles Cle Comte: 2s oss cxaseans cionds . 499 | TEN, Wibe™ a Te, SRE ee : AVE. . whitewall tires. Your 53 Chevrolet 4 Dr, 210 ‘33 ‘Ford Ranch Wagon ............ vd esd vs” OOo \ pontite CHIEF ‘naraee mesencer outbeard, BIRMINGHAM © nag eon enjoy Cad- $1395 Series. A Sharpie. 4 Prenth — a ineieige aan po “ile. ust § wen intg the "Booting Seaton tiioss 87 es ver formance for only $1295, “hee Air ne a $1595 55 Ford Tudor’; ...<.ss2: ieusdeanws oes eID aps ef give. 2 |> wervorn 9 S0urm FART ope, Wane, Be Bel Ate, spt. +53 OLDS 98, 2 tone groee Power. Bieering, W/Wall jo 4 i 1 Special 2 Dr, "51 oe ee teo & fine se of 4 Preter Bd * yom. liven, Power brakes, es h, hi Il tires Radio & Heater -All the 55 ord Hardtop een ewne oO ee ee) eeeee .1799 Sense meters, aeite, bemuce. ud _Wrory, $1875 with small down finish, whitewa . $1995 ; eae Se De Sote Chub Coupe’ nces ccotevesinvesaes, ae p.m purchased aM our NER payment, radio "and heater, power extras, custom interior, 53 Ford Tud 644 Se Fe eG ESR | eccrine oo | Se dmtmiil tol s5 tort Coon Set | Spt SS Ba te eerie ge HUTCHINSON it 2.8, Beastie. fe. og Tage geen other worthwhile extras. gem, 6 ee Gene |: $1095 53 Chevrolet Station Wagon ........+++0+. 844 MOBILE fengges Perry Gorvce oe OR) S555, Sook “rates en bur Heb anpabage oe A Pes $595 sh Penile 4D. Hace | Plymouth 4 door +... seoteeeeseasees 29 ; EAVING FOR HOUGHTON. . ; ., Hydra-, ord Ranch Wagolt isissccsecwesss sass Stich. Aue 18 Passenger wanted. | +55 word convertable. V-8 with mileage for less money $2 DeSoto 4 Dr. matic, Radio & Heater, | 55 Plymouth Seecy ae i eceewnes Regular 84.95 Glass lined, won't rust, crack or chip. Gas thermo- statically controlled. New center flue transfers heat faster. 10-year guarantee. AGA approved. a r\N\\ \ FED 10 YEARS. GAS WATER HEATERS \ ~\ “A ~ $5 Down * \ 650: Down Electrically reversible for in- take or exhaust, 2-peeds, V belt drive, Motof guaranteed 5 yedis, 2 tone beige. * Bring your bath to life with a Homart matched ensemble. 4 beautiful colors to choose from. Trio ‘includes 5§-ft. cast iron tub, vitreous china lavatory and toilet . . . resists acid, stains and scratches. Easy to clean. Smart chrome plated fittings included. ~ Medicine Cabinet, Reg. 59.95 ..............5495 Plumbing Dept.—Perry St. Basement Electric Water Heaters * 74 5 on F.H.A. or Sears New Modernization Credit Plan—Up to 36 Months to Regular 129.95 Heater, 50- Regular 149.95 Heater, 66- Regular 168.95 Heater, 80- *109 134 "149 Open Monday and Friday Nights NO MONEY DOWN Pay! eT wd C 0 lo re d 3 Ba t | Ou it Increase Your Home’s Value!. Install a Homart Bath Trio! No Money Down on F. H. A. nies Ge SAMS Se Un. eta ! 154 North Saginaw St. | Phone FE 5-4171 |