U.N. Condemns * (Detalte on Page 2) ‘The Weather - / U.S. Weather Buresy Forecast , Gloday, Cool. ~ PONTIAG, Mi MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1957 —34 ‘PAGES a a Sa ‘Tisth YEAR 4 eo des to Ot ~ Weary but Press Theatergoers Contented Return to Pontiac By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL, m. 7 The Pontiac Press Theater Special has arrived home. Tired, but in that special way which follows happy. activity, 154 Michiganders boarded two airliners in New York this morning bound for Willow Run Airport. They arrived in Pontiac by bus at 12 noon to termi- nate five days of sight-seeing in New York City. Our journeying 154 can be classed as gourmets deluxe of .themore_famous_restaurants, *and. nightclubs. Memories _ of doing almost everything Red Repression Brushes Off Neutrals and Indicts Russia for Actions in Hungary UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @— protests and voted a new con- from A to Z in five days Women as well as men don't have to. be reminded that they tramped over some of Gotham's |6.000 miles of sidewalks. Luggage was somewhat heavier than when it left Pontiac last Monday. Shop- ping was.a big part of the tour, was 60 in favor, 10 against and 10) abstaining. The only negative votes were - @ast by the nine Soviet bloc coun- tries and Yagosilavia. a Cee ee .” istan, lon, Finland, Mam dia, Indonesia, HOO nell he 2 bia, Syria and Yemen. South) Yesterday the itinerary included Africa was. absent. a visit to view the Italian liner 2 a2. *« « |Vulcania, eee The smashing sengers came down Asian tory Poe United” States flu on the ship's voyage here kept The U S. delegation, headed by|™any away. Visitors had seen the had taken the lead in lining up| %- - support behind the resolution and It was over to Radio City in resisting attempts by several) Music Hall Friday alternoon to Asian nations to tone it down. | see the popular chorus line of the ~The resolution placed the As- sembly squarely behind the U.N.’s five-member Committee of In- quiry which had indicted the . Soviet’ Union and the Hungarian regime of Janos. Kadar for mass deportations and indiscriminate slaughter in putting down last fall's. uprising. * * * It called on the Russians and the Kadar government to “desist” began from the repressions. And it named the Assembly— president, Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thai- land, as special representative to carry on the U. N.’s efforts to aid the Hungarian people, the mandate; He | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Quiz Slaying Suspect year-old bachelor identified as _linto the affairs of Jam will linger for a long time.. Senate Probers , Are Keeping Hoffa Guessing Teamsters Convention WASHINGTON \ —The| Senate Rackets Investi-| | gating Committee may hold further hearings soon R. Hoffa, Midwest vice Union. keeping Hoffa guessing— for the moment, at least —as to whether such hear-' ings might come before | plans to “mieet “with Chairman | Which ..Hoffa hopes to be elected president of the Hearings May Resume] Immediately — or After) | president of the Teamsters. “But the committee is! the union’s convention at) Teamsters. The convention starts Sept. 30) in Miami, Committee Counsel Robert F. Kennedy said yesterday McClellan (D-Ark) tomorrow or Monday to discuss the commit- tee’s next step in the Hoffa case, McClellan said in Hot Springs, Ark., yesterday, he will announce Monday whether the Hoffa hear- ings will be resumed immediate- ly, or postponed until after the Teamsters convention. He plans to return to Washington during the weekend. x *« .* Kennedy, just back from Detroit where he spent eight days prob- ing further into Hoffa's affairs, indicated to newsmen hearings might be set before the conven- tion. But he avoided any direct age to questions un that sub- NEW EVIDENCE in Detroit he had new concerning Hoffa and that he felt this evidence warranted further hearings before the teamsters convention, * x * The Senate probers have charged that Hoffa associated with New York labor racketeer Johnny Dio and that Hoffa borrowed money from employers. In a four-day appearance be- . fore the rackets committee tast month, Hoffa did rot refuse to answer questions, but he _re- peatedly claimed his memory failed him. * : Kasper Linked - to School Blast Several days ago, Kennedy said it evidence Former Follower Tells Nashville Police About| Storing Dynamite © NASHVILLE, Tenn. (INS) Segregationist John Kasper was linked directly today with the dyna- miting early Tuesday of the newly integrated half-million dollar Hattie Cotton School.in Nashville. :..¢ 2 The finger of accusation was pointed at the New Jersey born we ofist by Charles Reed d Nashville police that he house before the school was blown HERE’S YOUR POT-0-GOLD ‘— Robert B. Tarr, iataniing editor of the Pontiac Press, presents $1,225 checks to Mrs. Grace Kennedy (center) and Mrs. Carolyn Wyzgoski, who won the Pot- O-Gold after repeated =, Both women reecived an addi- nearly half a year, two Pontiac Press, readers have finally found _.|their ‘‘Pot-O-Gold." Wyzgoski, 180 S. Edith St., came up with the winning answers to the weekly Pontiac Press puzzle. was to be the recipient of $1,200, |Readers. Ki cadd Pot-O-Gold atEnd of Puzzle Rainbow Mrs, Kennedy screamed joyously into the telephome. “I just couldn’t believe it,” she said. “My husband heard me yelling from the other room, and guessed that J had won. ,| “But he didn’t believe it either until I told him the wonderful After trying to strike it rich for That pot of gold is worth $1,225 who |news.” * x -® The checks for each woman in- cluded a $25 houus because they are regular readers of The Press. Informed this morning that she taken the Press for 33 years. “We've sent ih solitions ‘Pot-0-Gold’ ever since it to be- It was the first time that Mrs. ‘Kennedy had received a prize in a Press contest, although she has and Kasper stored dynamite in his up and that Kasper later removed Officer Has (Sob) Troubles “We are on the threshhold of cracking the school dynamite case wide open,” He said that Kasper will be ques- tioned in the bombing later today. * * * Kasper was indicted yesterday by the Davidson County grand jury dn a charge of inciting to riot. He was unable to feet bond of $2,500 and remained behind bars in the county jail. Hoffa still is under committee subpoena. | He has been in one Nashville jail or another since Tuesday night (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) m_Becd For Crying Out Loud--! DAYTON, Ohio (AP)—Workers in the Dayton Police De- partment’s records section might be excused for applying the expression “for crying out loud” to Capt. T. R. Heywood, their boss. Heywood brought some tear gas tubes in for jecharg- ing. + Somebody asked how they worked. Heywood pushed the button. The tubes released enough gas to send 20 office workers tearfully scurrying into the halls. When things returned to normal, Inspector Lawrence Taylor asked Heywood how ft all happened. Heywood showed him, More tear gas. More crying. Another run. for fresh air. r Pontiac Press Phete Press readers. In the back- entries sent in to the Press gan,” she said. Sometimes, I'd send in from two to 18 answers a week, | have ringed ‘rope Rock |- Central High School for ein Calls "Talk in Newport ‘Very Friendly’ If Guardsmen at School | Will Be Withdrawn NEWPORT, R. L (INS) - Gov. Orval Faubus of | Arkansas declared today that he had assured Presi- -dent.. Eisenhower he will “accept the decisiéns of the courts” in the Little entender nets ~T Rock © school —— tional Guard ¢ who ” days. FROM OUR NEWS WIRES NEWPORT, R. I.—Presi- dent Eisenhower and Gov. Orval __Faubus —diseussed— their historic clash over the Arkansas school integra- tion crisis today in a meet- ing described by the gover- nor as “very friendly and very constructive.” The chief executive and the governor who has de- fied his constitutional pow- the federal courts met for didn't receive. the news until this because she was baby- kitchen. She is an air hammer operator at GM “Truck & Coach Division. x * Since her husband, Warren, is no longer able to work because of a heart attack he suffered a few years ago, Mrs. Kennedy plans to use some of the money to pay for his trips to Florida during the winter months. . “It will all come in handy,’’ she said. When she’s not working on Press puzzles, Mrs. Kennedy is busy with (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Have You Paid All Your Traffic Tickets? Franklin E. Wilson (of 3424 Gil- bert) [was arrested late yester- day after he allegedly assaulted a five-year-old girl in an alley in the West Grand Boulevard area. _ Detroit Northeast Airport . Step Nearer LANSING (#) — Hopes for an international airport northeast of Detroit moved teday, but a host of obstacles remained. The State. Aeronautics Commission agreed after a public hearing yesterday that the proposed four-square- mile site in Sterling Township, Macomb County, was “technically feasible” for airport development. Members decided, however, that — the state okays Realization one step nearer realization Chief Orders Police to Seize 282. Cars Pontiac Police Dept. has launched an all-out drive. to pick up cars of persons who owe aN two or more past parking tickets, Armed with a list of 282 car li- cense numbers, traffic officers un- der orders of Chief Herbert J. Straley, are cruising the streets and public parking lots in wreck- vehicles. The order yesterday to begin the campaign was made despite a de- cision on Thursday by Municipa) Court Judge Cecil B. McCallum that the ordinance permitting the towing was unconstitutional. - Judge McCallum ruled that the police: could not tow in a car ers, ready to tow in past offenders’ except at the time it was actually {had no authority to void a city] | Capt. Joseph Koren, head of creating a nuisance. [ordinance and his department Chief Straley said today that he!would enforce every law on the had been advised the local court|books until they are repealed. | the project, the city of troit must prove the need for a major airport in that area. The city also must ‘provide evidence that it has| the money and the legal” authority to go ahead with construction, they said.. was in Warren Township, now a city, also in Macomb County. OBJECT TO SITE Citizens representing prganized| obtain state and federal help on ge project: +e 8 groups in Sterling. sey Wi} 2 : by Township Attorney. Wi m H. Nunneley and Rep. E.. D. O'Brien (DiDetot, appeared ve-| + fore the commission to protest the proposed site. Commission approv- jal~is Tequired before Detroit can in Today's Prose Church News ,....... 5 thru 7 Comics iwe ee he br County News eet teeeeenee 2% Editorials 5. ... 65sec. cess 4 Home Section ...... 19 thru 26 Pe ON ee aa ONittiaries oo... cece Sports .... sorsrcee HM, Theaters ..... ae 12, 13 wi dases “ Cloudy, Some Rain Is Sunday Forecast Partly cloudy and. cool with a low of 55 to 59 degrees is the weather outlook for the Pontiac area tonight. ports the U.S, Weather Bureau, Showers. are expected Monday, In downtown Pontiac the lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m, was Tomorrow will be considerably . = 52. At 2 p.m. the mercury rose to 74, a =) » READY TO TOW — Trattie officer * Latrison checils « Ncetise number in a elty park- . ing lot before ordering a car towed in the traffic bureau, said that the some 1,500 unpaid parking ‘tick- a Pontiac Press Phote The Poatias ‘police have launched an all-out drive to bring in 282 cars for ee eae 4 / parkiiig - tickets. i ES area ti any payment of fees. ‘knowledge of the matter. | answers to that question in the ets,, waiting from two to 36 per car, 282 cars represented a total of | Under the ordinance, owners of. cars towed in, are required to pay $4 in towing fees, plus storage} charges, and usually pay up their back parking tickets before’ they vet their vehicles released. Judge McCallum said that if a driver who has had his car towed in for back tickets comes to him, he will issue a writ of replevin ordering the car released without zs kek UF : City attorney William Ewart said the city’s legal department had not, been consulted by the police de- partment before starting the cam- paign, and he had no official Career or Marriage; Can You Have Both? Is the desire for both a career and ‘marriage a major cause of emotional problems in women? Mariyin: Monroe is one of: America’s famous wives and career girls who give their fascinating new series “tension of her winnings to remodel her withheld immediate details each other. “The President and I have had a very friendly and a very con- structive conference. Faubus recalled today that he first saw the President in England when Eisenhower, then a five-star general, reviewed his Army unit. The big unanswered question as Faubus took off in a Marine helicopter for Providence was whether he will now withdraw the National Guard troops ring- ing Central High School in Little Rec! In Little Rock earlier this week a source close to Faubus pictured the governor as ready “‘to confer, not capitualate” at this meeting with Eisenhower. * * * On leaving Little Rock yester- about solving the problem in Little Rock where Federal District Court injunctive proceedings have been started against him in a move to clear the way’ for school integra- tion. COULD NOT ANSWER But at Providence-last night the governor replied he could not answer when a newsman asked whether he would order National Guardsmen away from Little Rock's Central- High School if (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Man Dies After Ramming Truck Anthony | Betzing Hits Vehicle | Left Parked on Auburn Avenue Pontiac’s sectn fatal accident of the year occtired at 2:30 a.m. today on Auburn avenue, near Francis street. \ A car driven \by Anthony D, Betzing, 34, of 785 E. First St. smashed into the | rear of a large truck-tractor parked on Auburn. Betzing was taken to Pontiac General Hospital with a crushed chest and died at § a.m. According ‘to polite, Betzing, a stock clerk at and the tender sex,” starting Monday on the women’s Pages of The Press, The series is written by Olga Curtis, International News Serv: lee be sande editor. " Foster's Mawes, & Spte. Goods | Open Evenings & Sundays ~ ently drove into the parked vehicle / without even applying his brakes,/ The driver of the truck, Rex H Ray, 46, of Paoli, Ind|, was a at the Auburn Inn wi the crash Observers Don’t Know . | ers to enforce the orders of. 2 hours and 10 minutes but Ses Shor had to say te ; day Faubus said°he was optimistic . 1 Motors / Truck and Coach Division, appar. / inl pillinhamraeeeitannatse imma rE TRS ohio , UE eee, ea t sie ye ' gs te 5 re _ { : if = \ ie x inBirmingham _ 2 Ne ! , su GES a So SS) Se “Tay Aecociation Plannina: Os \Art Association Planning ‘leas tifarnasl | | as d Exh Turkey Warned |Fall Classes and Exhibit oe ae BIRMINGHAM—Monday agg ene «ts i a ae ve ») ve fall classes of both beginners of the October 4.12 ex. it Wants to Tamper Sponsored by 23,| Birmingham private y ; U. S. a = Assn., the classes start Sept, includes of . American, ‘With Syrian Affairs. at the Gallery at 361 North Wood- and Mexican artists. yrian 4 sorus be cot ae com te in| Oe On 4. vnc anon i to . Te has wart tarber that any public a well at = hea = include ote Burry Wir again has nN nigh bers: deSalle, W. Woolfen- ili move against Syria ston, Albert 5 — seeekd bets world war. we Ss mepegens den. ie et os se ng sd gp rey “Oxtord, 788. West The warning was based = Oe et a, ae B. Eugene meetaiieek. thet rh es that the Unites Drawings, jewel Lincein Ave., covet awe - organize mili-| soater tater, portant werk See | eats Smee .* States wan Ss. ithout in ; des! and a life class ission for the organization mld ermal affairs.” Turkey, pring be’ included. a local chapter to of aps En- which Mes between aes Instructors will list several of| tthe a at eee, Syria, Was warned oe Sie oe in America, Inc, the alleged U. . awe Quartet Singing ihr ecquaae . : : ] No active plans ade Ball ebripne espa Hig sca |PIESS Playgoers mqesed Gat 8 Wil get ede pane nee eee Turkish) | with a capacity of some 900 students. perpanloeed | H expected that mier Nikolai Bulganin It was, < is thirds of the planned structure, apacity. The high school is located on Head for Pontiac “|way this fall, o-aeseal groggy rose eral FALL — Pontiac's new high school, now under construction, is. mai ling See acopenaecdagend Junior High School. The school is in the ee See ne uae wy Mo| «READY WAKE PALL —: Jetion in this architect's drawing. Dr. Otto - Perry street, adjacent to the new } skylights, . | From Page One) —— and broadcast last night by Huger, satan superntende, sys the buldng i roeetng on schedule ed modern, cube design, on one floor, with overhead e — ‘Qtadhies to vee the a cow radio. Hutziger, assistant superintendent, ber, Being built now is about oS ; ' jover to Yankee anks, jof 6190 Franklin Rd., + ok * for occupancy by next September. —_ , - : ms White Sox challenge the Y: from the Cedar- 7 SroSheabaa I beasand tsdleteec 3 ee 434 . AY, Adenauer Rests sige * De Chanel in Keble ted The day before moat nister 2 : K oad Schoo Re holm Chapel in was Grom accused Turk Nesoi ing But Hospital Doubts Mom’s Claim ‘Kennett R Political Future Leet sight te the Me oty, was hci Cartel is Aoeaitt Pas Come, — é‘ the| our. : : : P Special ad-|tery. liam R. Hamilton ot empeeiaing tes me rouse Lev . ge or Not Ready Monday Sunday Vote _|week tor the Theater e|Chapel of the Will Syrian border. Turkey rep ots al . S nou NO 4 ~ (ON Qunaay venturers, This held true for som Co. Mr. Davis died Thursday whee on . : ol were go- , Pon- ts — are ~ rae Hole in Ground . a les onm p Rat EV The site opening of the new FRANKFURT (INS) — argos pec ag ris = they of every fae nie ogy maneuv: ie . = eye as : . -, : delay : dvantage \, after brief ee 1 an in about « month, Bul. 7 errities, Britons | ee seheal will be extended at leaxc(lor Konrad ‘West Geresga pocbleliestiianle here - | We Was senior’ cost-aaalytet” in claration in about a month, Bul- grandmother who was 8 |s-hool will be extended to Dr.|case with the Wes Gh ca DEPARTURE , Department of the in wrote: ARNWORTH, England @® — NEW YORK (INS) — A Brooklyn ohh Episcopal jone more day according . today, confident. they _—— ee Peet 17 years, ee have met with great cote ence hem aubch tor ee ee eee ‘Otto nent per’ him to lead them for another. four ae eee see ged poor payroll ranea + Vv “ t is nat Fini te smears = “4 . z , : " aan te report a b’o ut poe the slightest yawn py soheta ‘Hospital in Brooklyn and were 4 : eteetent Of etipele fn Caeege at once in woemorrow's 7 es ee ae ena & rem reskied 3 troop concentrations or the ship-|'n, workers today dug inte rift inf tw , * * p= se is elections. — ee pe i set from the hotel at 7:30. - by his wife, borders, as well as about ‘beside a 45-year-old mother of five sets Students are not to attend | _* _|parture * He is survived - Sereh mas of eer C ae eg he earth 2 tht ee ee ee the new 6-pound, J-ounce | sonool Monday as announced | adenauer’s anor pga : . : tady Dianne Beach, |Leone W.; a son, Harland, aed ke ee baby git Zee afer he last eter the apabe,t pve she | ase ty wuld tevin ta oss DY 1 He pe Pa eat pager tly en lane Lea, Ss ** ; ' ‘ | i : M . t « ¢ re yards to brook to divert] Daby gt itis (oneeeinn Grae oie S Dooglestlimapeed nd ployee Huron. “The Soviet partis events.” | water ee erat be But hospital officials were skeptical oun. re re = he was hoping Tuesday would In the climax to as = ar wea NIB geal Leaves 1 dy,” ; ifferen' er + t year : : . a . = "ihe Sit Premier hot ee ert wale man at phen Sas ceil nein, AS mime 1 though | The cqmtng, sow postpone tor| SSPuCe Me wiley tp meee eels, Aaa La mex w (Story Links Kasper that the reports Apel _ ‘et * * * wai had her @4th! Mrs. Folk, who looks as though - ee ae is attributed to a speeches, Adenauer told ogg The ey a aia : é lo . = ae: “Soviet Midile Easter ae yee ‘ wiecead 34 oo menor be cigeabes born in Liverpool, England, and tie up of sewer and water con-| nap re = . decked to ping on and see the fo School p sion oe 2% feet deep she's really 30 years old, . ' and to a) ( ust Neen thle 0 stiaactiassasindict vebumesin, ih = "pein sferediadtagrescartneas a | ts of : Fe eel ee Oe ek et ae A ) Deigain ofl. “We are com oe on densely populated) came to America w ce | agitate echent ~~ | Be said they naeee font howd watt eeenees “Into thelr “busy, busy” (Continued From = One ie vinced that should military , Street in this industrial the water must far “carer against but for the whole| schedules since Monday. when disorders over integration started and war Fylde ground band, John Smith, - lonly for Europe return directly, with e schools against Syria be Turkey |town. Cracks in the muddy eT ie ee ee 7 " He declared that his! did not seven Nashville grammar began or tho idle act, Tew spread out ‘like an octopus to} She had her fir Manchester, England. He died during : free world. remain faithful] stops elsewhere planned. reached their peak. = would undoubtedly only “in-such endersniae-the-center—ot-tor-tir rica yg haba her with four sets of twins and eight lke, Faubus Discuss = a egg thaws Treaty Or- doeurd Ge) pleas out i TURNED OVER BY Fer -@ result_of participation — trict. ee . ee and be g00divire many passengers described himself as naggression, while her positions other children. proceeded to award him C ganization partners comme. their past times on the town.| Reed, who x aa : | Re Co twing and seven gles, incl a Integration ibe aa =< : ; eae port poy eatch a quick pad er over to Neabvine authori- with a set A : the Germans)... ts . His Hospital Sree cma cummed anche oe mio ieeied| ales Gee Mea as oa back renewed tabu-|ties by FEI agent Hr araproadionca ae Se ae eters Eisenhower requested 0 aye ee his goal is to make, times at the plays, the roa was pinpointed by an an- his wife was : tle capitalist Nations Building, the from Attorney General much during the four days | off. |80. “every German a lit »|the United .|nouncement ot , ren and her own * * garden. buffet dinner, view Brownell Jr. in Washing- we cag ag pyaar pomp ps members of Looking q bit tired after his bgp lat pal is Erich ing the Mayflower ns an he was ® prime Samper: the British Navy. , ; Arkansas capital, Faubus said. 4/Ollenhauer, leader of the Social day night's aftertheater party at| Brownell hed stated that Reed, x * * ° ' |Arkansas capital, for him to|Democrats. - ae aa baettent saat echanine her |would be improper - Leone's. be an important link er mother and father, who is South African, as well as discuss the conference in ; es? tour except for one evening ofthe mystery bombing which lk a and grandfather all live in America. of the meeting. F t es Na the tour except for one evening of] bs Ms disorders that followed 91-year-old grandmother an : 3 ugITIV 90 degrees!? . tion of Negro In requesting the conference, |. tb k rain and a blistering pre ready gna jpn hp Aa Pi. : last : yesterday, children , . * aia weistay at Oe, Sah tay salibrea Lard aaron ype yan” pS preg agen berm i Supervisors fo Consider SS-ceiS5 5 Aer Jibreak a ee ‘: . . ‘ the course he, Faubus, CLIO ( — Three fugitives were|,avelers, Nashville authorities, told upe should take, captured at the intersection ef ca coe Gam bes romaiaad wtih Reed that he and Kasper “hid \ time|U.S.10 and Mt. Morris Road sion one thing th young] dynamite sticks in my old house = ‘ | wressed wilingness to “obey allie oat tay n ahort imines" one ting bas remain the}-two days before the Hattie os [proper orders — Jail in Bay City. spectacular 1957 Thea ' te the old house but ore ”* the integration order . / | eoald 7 set their nape de ose many Poop TA me ay Police from the Flint post C d ed Reed explained to police that ey eee “helof the counties in the metropoliten|the Lite * — * soamesael Ge three, Russia on emn the pbb vanished after he be asked Monday to consider a $5 boost, to the/Heagle, Jr., 18, of Mondale, Calif H VY |had helped Kasper hide it. But he rec-|area- are, considering Faubus, who sent. troops City, and a had caanantutiink’ inckaliag: a, Sea! Rivewr Saluens: Tani igh school Sept. 3 |Robert Gawne, 8, of Bay City, and OF ACIS in riunga ptied Ghat Eaaper tater removed ys * ommendations, grams MEETINGS has said repeatedly he did so to Marquess K. Winderg, > car went : « fit himself without his i imeet reace and order — ai Ww fugitives to! (Continued From knowledge. Reed r x * bout it," she|mectne — = is PAID FOR ‘get .paid for every| preserve pe and een prior gine attempting ( m Page One) ae eas the ments tt the layer of gare! was real neory a ‘Gosh red by the|, Supervisors ittee meeting that|not block integration. — to Mt. Morris Road from! 4. nag no plan’ of action, but | The me that Kasper was linked high, Therefore its weight, which said. “And then T got scared. Gosb.| 1. ting feans Committee totals/208°d and committee 1 ty board| He contends there would have|turn onto Mt. pe ssgprend aot men dant dle high, Therefore its weight, seer] that’s a lot of money to win at one Ways and ery aerator they attend. parry eee times|been violence if a he U.S. 10. Police seid the youths piggies be done. directly bance ep ae ore by the barometer measures + time. ollie) Sarre le! of | pectin a cancel t committee|plan for admitting 10 Negroes to| state jail’s bullpen and ‘at be tor tae untae base were tually, we are under a moun- * * * __|eommittee chairman. a year. The number o' school had been -put into escaped from the jail One suggestion was the blast which . pi of air when under a high “You just don’t think that you'll He said he will ask that the|yostings varies greatly from coin ag ~~ loverpowering ha ie cpenad ae tempt to initiate Te bites a otes(nearby homes. system. ‘a bat keep on going. It's a be tabled one week, 0F| nittee to committee. , Kaczmarek, wi sur-|tions in -Moscow.- : ——_ ajwin bu budget ) before * | door to a passageway to the resolution, how. When the yee Aesgghe Selbiba et (paar _ possibly swe, for set : * * velteee bers Three Car Collision Avounting the cellblock to admit pacgureaat little encouragement Woman Injured in re Jow reading waley ae x * final action is sough Only actual com: mem x ° ther prisoner. such a moye. One favorable by Hospita above is a comparative of flow-| Mrs, Wyzgoski has four children, TO THE BOARD get paid, although supervisors can|| “ te for s the high esteem in Released a constant process eed, 2, , 7, and| UP erry mittees to which they factor wa: , , who inet er se Ae Soy a1 fo the bute, tim Bors not bean” Bends 3 fo Hospital rN Te ee ee ene] ra la Ang Bra, sto Because of coriolis a aor ald. inning, Mrs pis it as it is. 7 ecldehts and a in National Amateur ern ~ te] Weeks st Fontinc ‘Gonetel Boe- the earth’s spinning, this Jock- | With school just beginning. a pa cok & ge " eae ; Two Rochester reside Pontinel’ . In the debate, Soviet Delegate pital, was released from the hos- into the valley ts counter-c’ Wyzgoski plans to use the m : t the tentative! Mourning Citizens Utica man were sent to with} BROOKLINE, Mass. &® — Slow- Arkady A, Sobolev said: pital : : ee eee ere a ec raieeietedin thera or. ¢.smith Pe only about $31,000 bane| A ; varia dissent tagaedlon alin See ee ee ee ee care rigid ane Orinie Wea bas Mrs, Bray, who was critically is @C-\dren and “really get m figures are on : oy esti YI C Body injuries received mona, Calif., made a grea’ drawn into this shameful when a. gas explosion A on. —_ sa flow canized” for classes. _ {than ae gatey inlapo garth the View obo $ eaiinion at pangesecllond —_ plete ack today and held a one up paar ta campaign against the here hr ketea See oe, had a a chem. suas a bo prempere| OT wever 9.” Mra, Wyagoehl county asked for and received al DETROIT u—Thousands of per-|ime' to Oaklond Count’ shenitks fend over Air Force Lieut, Hillmasoclalist countries. ee ee or a storm. Thus 4 weather,| much money,” : five mill tax rate this year. Ws Rol emphis, ‘%hole|WAN PRAISED two weeks her, a ry to think |five erday walked by the cas-i deputies. first 18 holes in their ment. area usually means bad phove| auld: ~ Ant you've gmt to do| | in the budget ts Sons yest Cobo, paying trib- x * * roe he National Ama- Later as the Ith General As-jof improveme left the hospital and wind, since the Mansi d about what you're going dct. | , Included . |ket of Albert E. Cobo, stopher E.|final match for t ing to adjourn,| Yesterday, she her g - salaries being rec ir mayor who died Thurs-| +. injured were Chri Golf Championship. sembly was prepari at the home of her is filling up — so to spe with it before you make any $4,502,472 in the Sal- |ute to their ke Wilcox St., Roch-|teur raised Wan for the way|and is staying Wil- ; age this year by ight after a heart attack, Boyle, 29, of 604 Wilcox medal score of 37-|Sobolev p ther, George Long, of 2416 inite plans. os ; day nig ret, 28, and| Taylor had a resided over the meet-ifather, Harbor. aries mittee. - . ter; his wife, Margaret, 28, 35-41—76 for|he had p . in Keego The Weather The oe oaeiios ithe =e s a Chairman Willis M | The body el ae = held high Charies M. ——. 16, of 12222 Agta peers ° ings that began last fall. low Beach Rd zc istake in ve a , Rd., Utica. Let ene, peas Meret winners out of 20080 entries re, Selaies Charman os, averag, (city offices nearly a quarter of a|24 Mile Ra, beth treated 2 Set of Police Rules oo AND VICINITY — Partly|"” ed at The Press. Twenty-four’, cenmmended 1958 raises, averag century and was mayor nearly The Boyles were oa . 2 * ion by Board cleedy ond ‘coal tonight, ‘lew tomorrow | yc ago the new | about a 5 per cent increase tor aight years, laid in state 2% hours) 14. wunor injuries and on ae e h ° n C ou n cil of B n Await Acti , : Chance m 34 to th. marth) (6 northwest sta hat amount) each! ended Building that was an vere leg cuts and a concussion, ow: . 4 In yesterday’ probe. of Sings ef © to 12 millea per “fe 18 miles increased by tha ite raion ee ne coe said, | City-County 5 ellenialehretions, and ‘ls reported in satisfactory b t 2 Occasions tiac Press on a pending rd Se trim te mmm Jeremie admit) a reper to Celebrate be te Poe, Det te per evening. * * He was . ° « é - the Teday ty Pontiac .m,| Recently the Press had permitted Saleen Committee is ask- * * * The driver of the -_— pd - : stated that Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m ‘one mistake in the entries, but still hig te an additional $380,184 sal-| . Masonic funeral will be held Leonard E. Cram, 2, un-| The Michigan Council of the siateeba Bi, Wind velecty 2 MB) Cine Sel acenned- Oak es reserve, including gee #59 p.m. Money at iwi be ota me [Bind has two iat durfig: the an Direction—East. t 6:44 p.m. The Press had a Positions and $46,000 tish Rite Cathedral. Burial brate this weekend dur} Sun sets Saturday « “12 a.m. istakes would be permitted for new said. bd * * vention here. j Gum tess Suveey ot 6:12 8m: 6 oltwo m . Ken-lemergency help, Brewer - jin Woodawn Cemetery. e , hit/Mual con j Moon’ sete gander, w030 bm. |starting next pac iee al es will be asked to we ® o® OIE ae heuer ane buasen ok et aa Downtown Temperatures nedy and Mrs. yaoi setae their own sal- Acting Mayor Louis C. Miriani ry cep Both Boyle and) First is the fae geet ‘Fed. also have b assesses 70 unnecessary. consider asjit into : affiliate with the Na’ of rules which been sty eimocge mS 7) * 2." pce from 10 to S25 & meeting, 'prociaimed nn flgpelicrpep Cram were stopped, waiting Tyettleration of. the Blind at a recent}couneil 7 ao Watiecal Yoonetee mied by failure of the other gor: Oe, Min pe * The current Pot-0.Gold res , . Prsetotr irehodes and decreed ajfourth driver to complete a convention of the’ national ws ae ines : missioners to act on them. / ,ee. "69 ‘now returns to the origina mw he first year that state|dep turn. Orleans. This was accom- : 10 a. m Lane now re’ : th! This js the f mourning of 30 days. in New , ’ iday in Pontiac irequiri a correct answer wi | allowed supervisors to period o: ' despite opposition from the fies Pian Re ecentseay "6 Heigenint for a winner. a : is Michigan Federation be ond pare ) OPEN SUNDAY 10 to ie Highest SOmpeset ere cs ec ees “e9 + Secondly, the council will ob- oe : 4 Meat eupeeeren tase ad serve its eighth anniversary at ae L SAVINGS MWeather—Fat Waldron Hotel, the site of the or-jj SENSAT Wit meta at [z zx rece some Hl BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES! dente Gages sco asi ‘alan nd com | BACK-TO-SCHOO! EO: Mean ; . * | ; ess; : Weather-Cloudy, Coo, fepond vice Wreadest ot fy i sement = This Roos, second bad Sen fete 9 Ser in Ba , met ate i Tear yr tiny oon will speak on the | Visit Our Bargai es 4 or ye at : ‘i os sa Sloot tut comer eoaputs aa 520 SOUTH SAGINAW ‘ST. : ts 38 Omeha Se 0 Sg , ™ ee , whet * eg henndirng “es Jackson, | | . } | FE 262784 . % 6 Omehe “7 es _— oo eae . i : : . room the ’ | Pontiac, na andl 1 Block North ot Wilson Ave. a © 8 ritsserh 73 83 iki leneroodh addition to room ‘to be at the wing and a new ki aie area will be added |Kalamazoo, G: =” SSE ff euasvep apomon — The ‘toregromlt of tia andhdiedt's "oad atthe Wading. A paved tisoay $3 ft Traveree Ca 73/ the Owen School is shown in the foreground of thi A Te 8 Beaten “ | drawing. The addition will also include a new supplementary boile ‘me e¢ ta ji {/ | ‘as well: Construction should be completed by next September, Battle Creek. i / \ { lL o oo es ‘ i 2 F E hes Hi a i Hae side is John Gates, editor in chief fof the Daily Worker, the party's newspaper, and critic of the par- ty’s failure to find a way to keep .|fectiveness. . *. ¥ & The _membership began. dwindl- ‘wrapp-around in both static and mobile ver _Sions. for a party which have the solutions for living, it made a pitiful and ab- California Next Site for A-Sub Launching [samen * "Tn w GROTON, Conn. —The Navy's|Misunderstood American econom-| fifth atomic submarine will be = by — — —— launched on the West Coast Oct-Negro American politics, Amer- 10, the Defense Department saidjican labor and, - today in an announcement made|Americans thought and wanted. at the submarine base here. ‘ * * * . x« * * And after Nikita Khrushchev, , lt in. Now| Russian Communist party boss, ie cirri four were built in New| eunced Stallh the American ; : party made a complete abdica- The first built on the West Coast, tion from any pretension to in- to be christened the Sargo, will|teliectual leadership. It admitted that—up to the time Navy Yard in Vallejo, Calif. of Khrushchev's revelations about * * * Stalin's murders—it had accepted Two others will be built and/|as “ipso facto valid” whatever the launched at the yard, the depart-|Russian Communist party did. poorer hp may harnntey ce x *« * ut, will be the first designed spe-/ jnrushchev’s speech rocked the cially missiles. The) american Communist party. But The four nuclear subs now in onggected Russian service are the Nautilus, Seawolf,| nist parties ana tha some inde. and Skate, built in Groton; and American Communists only some and in a limit Mike Todd Gets Garden| iney beca Leparla of one for ‘Intimate other too. This fitted in with what se Party’ Khrushchev had in mind. NEW YORK (#—Showman Mike _*® wr — but way But an- - some chums. pretension independence from ‘Todd said yesterday the party| Moscow, might enable them to put ° held on the night of Oct! on the appearance of independent, mark the first anniversary| native Communist parties. That in tir might enable them the to infiltrate other groups and get their members elected to Parlia- ments. HEAVY-DUTY = | LATEX | COATING | for indoor | and outdoor | wall surfaces | Combines colorful beauty with extra resist- _ ance to weathering and wear. Bonds with ~ gurface—seals up pores and cracks. No “wetting down” or priming needed. Mix with water to increase coverage 50%. Now « ~ on sale! Oakland Fuel & Paint Co.| * 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6150 | Pleaty of Free Parking Beer of Store eng Chief spokesman or the other] - its members and increase its ef-| . sh-|with the Soviet Union" despite an \U. s. Corarauniat ‘Party Having Colivulsi alleged. Spdlareticn of ‘independ-| pression of the Hungarians; An \ BOR eine, ers ee made a gan ip this country it was the|show ot Independence from Nos eon. earlier. one was 'this government's Gates \group against the kind ofjcow. This was just ‘rearranging| Besides the nausea and disillu-|prosecution — and conviction — leadership the Fosterites had pro-|the furniture. sionment which drove some Com-|of more than 100 top and second- vided and the Fosterites stand-| ~ ~~ * %* * - munists oat of the American party|rung party leaders. - ..- ling pat for the old-line kind of| FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover told|#fter Khrushchev’s speech, there} As of now the party is like a operation, a Cuaron shortly after this con-|Were other factors which caused &@!town council without mayor. It a &. BOS . that American Commu-|!0ss of membership. has a national executive commit- At its convention ..this -year ED cg “in fact have not broken w. hf tee running the show but no one which was .in line with Khrush- One was the brutal Russian sup-jman can claim to be the full boss. * Westridge of «Waterford For the Discerning — Northern Pontiac's Deluxe Suburban |. Community. Both Traditional and -Galifornia Contemportary Display Homes Await Your Inspection. _ DRIVE ad SUNDAY 2:00 to 6: 00 P. M. AND. SEE MODELS or by appointment - Off Dixie hoon ores te Te Waterford. Turo on Cambrook FALL p _ron cowl] LIE TMAN & TRIPPI , VAPPING AT ME SOT Wont Builders and Developers of Westridge-ol-Waterford EEP Ar THE -— gh peor v7 any Ba 4192 LEDGESTONE DRIVE a a a ee Na FEDERAL’S Satisfaction guaranteed er your money back OK Seaway Port Project for Detroit DETROIT (INS) — The Ways and Means Committee of the County Board of Supervisors yes- “Teddy. Boys”. are on a rampage! r cent in indictable offenses | in~ short, what/terday approved the trimmeddow?} Britain and police aad public a OG by youths 14 to 17 — port project for Detroit. |are woried. years of age. proposed project was cut almost in half by the County Port hurdles to meet before it is put into operation. It will come up before Com Council for Sayin morning and later that day-before|‘uniform” as a rule — drape * half hour to subdue 100 “Teddy the County Board of Supervisors. | jackets, drainpipe trousers and, 3®7*” ©" & rampage at the slim-{im ties. | Barking fairgotnds outside Lon- Actor Rock Hudson Sued for $1 Million HOLLYWOOD \#—Rock Hudson has been sued for one million dol- lars by Movie Director Raoul Walsh. Walsh asserted in the suit filed yesterday in July 1952 Hudson agreed to ap- duced by Walsh, but subsequent- ly refused to do so. paradise on fiesta days. are on street corners for the pub- lic to help themselves. LONDON (INS) — Gangs of, been an increase of nearly 14 The “Teddy Boys” go into battle of $1,806. approval Monday many as 100 — wearing the same Their weapons are knuckle- dusters, bicyrie chains, some- times razor blades and anything else they can lay their hands on. They launched one battle the other day singing rock-’n’-roll with airguns and diving in and tunes at the top of their lungs. increase in juveni) in’ Superior Court that ke parallels ee cae) ‘Typhoon Carmen Heads 5 eneral rise in crime and pear in four pictures to be pro-|S-. roeregdlntbrin shag = for Chinese Mainland FIGURES AT PEAK that in the past year there has: ‘Teddy Boy’ Delinquents | Have England Worried * * * “Teddy Boy” terror- 70 youths whoa started a riot on carnival night and defied police *. * * large groups — sometimes 85/ 1+ sock eight carieads of police don, Six policemen were injured. Boys’’ have ben carrying on a firing on rowers on the Thames swamping scullers. Sea Saturday, heading for the Chinese mainland above ‘Kong. Gromyko Flying on Jefliner fo U. S. ' LONDON W—A Soviet TU104! © jet airliner carrying Foreign Min- ister Andrei Gromyko to the U.N. General New York landed at icon Air- port wey a Raids and riots by the English- lg ee oe ommittee earlier when it reduced | styie junior delinquents have been, the number of berths for ocean-| mounting in recent days and opera-| \ism at the Derbyshire village of|sengers and crew flew here from going ships from four to two. Esti-|tors of dance-hails, skating rinks, Sandiacre. mated cost of the proposal was|carnivals and other entertainment | x © reduced nearly four million dollars) centers have put in hurry-up calls) Twenty-seven of an_ estimated ithe flight cere the oe for brawny Bouncers to cope with, The port plan still has two more |the problem. Assembly meeting © * * The, A airliner with 51 pas- Moscow in 3 hours 45 minutes. jAfter a brief stop it took off for The plane is catiee its second trip to the United States and is to arrest them were fined a total), i for McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey with” stops at Iceland and Gander, Nfld. Water Workers For more than a year “Teddy Deliberately Loat \private war with Eton schoolboys, Around Hydrant PHILADELPHIA — Peevish householder rang, up the city wa- ter department: and beefed: lot of your workers are not work- ing, they're just hanging around a new fire hydrant here.” So they were, an_ inspector MANILA (#—Typhoon Carmen|found, but there was a special Commission of Metropolitan Pol- churned across the South China! reason. The little city of Jerez de lajice Sir John Nott Bower has Fron warned this year’s crime figures port Sones be oe hee already are at a higher peak than) occasions casks of free sherry|*"Y full year since 1948. A housewife, seeing the men Hong|were about to test the hydrant, ~|had dashed out to plead for a | The Manila Weather Bureau/delay. She said she was washing] . jsaid the storm was 150 miles|curtains A. home office spokesman said [northwest of the Batanes Islands, feared rusty water might come | just off jhetip of nerthern Laizon. through her house main, in ther machine and OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 | MON. ONLY SPECIALS in| Pert washable plaid blouses 66 Cherge it Reg. 1.98 cad) 5 Get ‘em while they last! Short sleeved, | full-cut blouses in Sanforized Dan | River cotton. Convertible © > . neck. Sizes 32 to 38 and 40 _ , to 44. Hurry for savings! BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAHLON A. BENSON CONRAD N: CHURCH LOUIS H. COLE R. CLARE CUMMINGS JOHN Q. WADDELL HONORARY DIRECTOR ~ OFFICERS R. C. CUMMINGS .... M. A. BENSON JAMES CLARKSON E. W. JOHNSTON C, BRYAN KINNEY BRANCH MANAGERS sc sein AUDITORS JENKENS and ESHMAN HON. CLARK J. ADAMS GEORGE K. ZIMMERMAN CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS .President ... Vice-President ... Executive Vice-President and Secretary ..... Treasurer VERN McMASTER Asst. Treasurer .... Attorney wa ——s Downtown Branch asst had been any kick-backs. I be- lieve Judge ArTHUR Moore is as . honest as ABRAHAM LINCOLN. xk «k& «& _—Judge Moorr’s outside practice was criticized earlier by attorneys and others and he has restricted that to There’s letters. One involves savings bonds covers of top flight magazines. One of the best was a Fourth of _ July painting on Cosmopolitan, done by Bradshaw Crandell, one of the nation’s top flight artists. x «* * You may be curious to know which Wolverines are the favorite targets By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER (90 feet, 238 tons) vessel, making the same trip, under the same primitive conditions. STIGMATA In August, 1224, the great St. Francis of Assisi took a respite from usual, strenously active life. He would never have said he needed a rest — he was not the kind of person who even thinks about rest. the first appearance of the stig- mata, but it is the first on record, Case Records of a Psychologist: - Which Type of Parent Are You? Are you an “expressive” or a “repressive” type of parent? resented that sissy role. He was a “ = If you are. too repressive, your world to know. it ae outside office hours.” Personally, |» football autograph hunters. Last But he did need some quiet. Answer—The pamphlet on Ex. child-may later go AWOL or ~-So he “hit” upon I think even that’s questionable Ron Kra lked with time alone with God. He went up ve Sweating is available on et q@ divorce, so beware lest this ‘No, No, No” technique. It judgment but it isn’t illegal and it Y°** ee wherein eh the mountainside, leaving sharp request, you provide stamped, you “smother” his initiative in became his constant psychological ; “ plic the title and this year, oddly enough, orders that no one was to come = * Se a a en It you your misguided attempt to be a shield which he held up to be sure isn’t necessarily against the public 1. successor, GARY PRAHST, is tied for "°F him, except Brother Leo, Sramg® tee Wile I won't under. good mother to him. When a people didn't dominate him, interest, but I’m convinced it’s who was appointed to bring him you boy like Hall shows the typical * ws against -ARTHUR Moorg’s’ own in- terests. the lead. Co-holder is big Joun HERRN- STEIN, destined to become one of the food from time to time. On Sept. 17 here on this moun- “How I wish I had received your advice before I. had my negative protest, it means he feels unduly dominated ; . a operation for piles two years ago. By DR, GEORGE W, CRANE int, ee nation’s greatest fullbacks in 1957 [20 God granted ae sree had, It was the most atrocious thing I - Case V.390: Hall M., aged four, a ee ee ystieg B tana wey bios Those tape recordings that Francis saw, in the air just above ritied rian “ es is a bright youngster. wasn’t just a rubber stamp.. And now there comes to hand a lured wild geese have been declared him, a seraph (an angel of the WL) _trow e ses “But he has a negative atti- Then, after he noticed what the blistering attack on me and The —jy1egal. They should be. Tapes orig- perconag ovine P tee nag essai a ctithadt aad stun wes ow ica aco Gan It tood ay Ft would rescind be aged cheesy sig oar inally taken in the midst of wild the figure, not of a seraph, but tims say. Surgery te t * * Brevious “No” hy ailing, bis and exci e critic on ia - ; oi e mseil, on cross. for external hemorrhoids les), “ pass ; anything, 2 ‘ 3 | ; geese actually feeding called honkers And Francis was giveri to under- put injection treatment, areal su eae a sarthony and scaeuat vad him from unbelievable distances: and the stand somehow that he was to be dees not require 7 AWOL PSYCHOLOGY THE PONTIAC PRESS ae resulting carnage turned the storm- ach of honest hunters. The portals. transformed into a resemblance of the crucified Christ. ” i & g Pontiac 12, Michi é ‘Trade Mark Datty Except Sunday -of the hoosegow yawn and yearn for tor has sufficient skill. Send me to into the army. | Husowe A. Prreomste those that transgress : stamped, self-addressed back to — For the typical AWOL person- President and Publisher now. . and ask for pamphiet You Need ore I ality is still ted to mama’s seone: Kk iter HARoLp A. FITZGERALD Not Have Piles, -set the apron strings. He has not been : ireeuttve Vice President © Assistant Adv. rtising eee “I have taken the calcium pills and se * ae weaned, psychologically, 80 he 4 and Advertising Director t Man is traveling much faster than I don’t have hot flashes as much a sae me" can stand on his own feet. MYlce. President and m, Mit Maton Manager ~ ver before—but where is it getting as I used to...” (Mrs. W.E.) types of parent, He thus finds army life too.rig- Manager Manamatt Jonas, him? Answer — They are not pills, but how. do you orous and cruel, so he wants to sony W. Prregents, Local Advertising aoe not medicine, but wafers or hard explain such a flee from it and get back Rowret B. Tax Qronce ©. tracaw Can anybody explain why Dwicut “ et nee —_—eo- It you parents wish to insure 1 : . notice any benefit from them un- ; bi in his. “Managing Bator Cinssified “Manager D, EIseNHOWER is so much more pop- til you have eaten them daily for ee da aan future Satered of Post Oftiee, Puntins, os seevnd clase manor U/@E than President ExsennowEn? Dawe spented Bat Wiel Bene we call this the te college anf in walliary service, ) ne On a per ounce basis, undoubtedly, have reported no relief, In any | "esetive protest” and it indicates start ag ‘goon as he is a toddler. | MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the ‘highest-priced piece of apparel case, it can do no harm to try. pg desire to be oe / *¢ ¢ @ ee: . — sa woman's cui suit ; ~ Bend stamnped, sclt-edtresedl Se” tial had on older sister who bad | Cive Mm choices, ever as) to | The Associated Press is entitied sxeiusively to the we velope for the pamphlet The : ve for a Punishment. Offer him a chance ase for republication of all loca] news printed tn this K dominated the family stage ® to take a quick spanking or a Iong- | Bewepaper as well as ali AP news dispatches, . If was, of course, in error to say " -, couple of years before he arrived - 21’ section on » chair in the corner ‘Tue Powrme Preee-ts delivered by carrier for 40 cents . I have high blood pressure. A _ thereon. — . ‘l . where earrier service te not available by mail that President Ersennower’s recent friend who knows (he knows every- _- ___/ And let him earn a little spend- ties Ht te $12.00. year: eheewhere. tn ti t , thing) told me to drink chamomile , 44 this sister. “mothered” /ing motley at tasks 50 he : ond al tn The vated sia gestive upset was due to his Having tea for it. Another friend (also in ltt, which often means “smoth- / can then go to the store and do his a parapie in advanc eaten too much blueberry pie, There the know) said I'd derive greater red” him with her saperior/ own buying. | ———————— == is no such thing as too much blue-: benefit if I used it to brighten my. owledge and commands. ‘>. O86 , let him. order | ‘MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF cIRCULATIONS be ‘ he was his own food. =—_—— Try pie. iby” and he © tiie lg SER GHA eile ~ _ane! FONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1987 ie Ves, | Ly : y. Ba afte . fe, {ey bo w es Fa S| g! s vein ' Confident Living a i Strength in Your Faith tal td the Am Can Aids Soul, Mind and Body new effort to meet the needs of off- reservation. Indians and migrants now living in urban centers, Oe * * * In charge of the integrated-pro-|°! Something dramatic that happened in @ game between 'the New gram is Harold B. Lundgren, for-| York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians. ‘By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE. Cur sisal banstellt tren é weedeat ic 11 ans ea mary director of the Phoenix In- dian - school. i mound. for the Indians when Gil McDougald of the Yankees came . to bat. Score pitched a ball pony cong flan and straight. Mc the EVANGEL TEMPLE Sek tk Socio of at GAMIeieE Sie mikes el Soa odie tn. ee . It hit him in the eye and*he went Gown with blood LederetereseeesssTL:0@ A.M. coming out of +his eye, nose and mouth - vom yoke te 3909 FM ______ Yet he recovered enough courage in the midst WEXL, 7:30 P.M, of his pain so that when his teammate, Mike Geoltrey Day, B.A. B. Th. Pastor Garcia, leaned down ever hin say, “Well, you can’t say ‘ on the ball.’’ : CHURCH OF THE Rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, GOOD SAMARITAN « . 199 Auburn, VFW Hall Elsie Parker of Detroit, Speaker , Healing Service, 7:00 Service 7:15 P. M. + recovery, I am indebted to Joe Breig, writing in jcalled The Ave Maria. * * For Herb Score is a devout Catholi a aa a flowed Sur a Sodapneer Sod theneed Un wh ¢ tle it 4 It is mo wonder that, accofding to newspaper reports, Score's | | first thoughts, when that ball hit him were of God and St. Jude. And when Score’s mother in Florida heard the news by telephone, pet oe ee eee SCHOOL... 10:30 A. M. By coincidence, Gil McDougald, who blamed hisaself for the sox “THAT THEY MIGHT: |iwas that he would quit baseball if Score lost his eye. And, that night, HAVE LIFE” he prayed for Score. The Rev, Mr, Burton, speaking . a ef . Score’s mother heard about McDougald’s statement. She promptly | telephoned him and scolded him for blaming himself. She said that CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC j)she had prayed for him as much as for her own son because she SCIENCE CHURCH knew how much he must be suffering. Things couldn't help but turn out right for people like this. Strong their faith, firm in their belief in the power of prayer, they know — in soul and mind, as well as in body. your own faith, if you believe in it as firmly as these boys and that mother did, your faith can make you. whole. — (Distributed 1957) 80 Whittemore Street 7:00 P.M, Sen. Eve, Preyer Service “Magie and Mystery” Sliver Tes on Wed., 7:00 P.M. et 11:00 O'clock and : 7:45 P.M, TUESDAY Thursday 7:45 P. M. Youth Service with a hb hie begy veh Great Sunday School Rally .. . 9:45 A.M. WPON SUNDAY A.M. $100 te 8:30 Rev. Wesley C. Wibley — FRED J. NIEDELSON «Men's Club Officers Mona, wit meet Oct. 15:7» Hert: 1Q Be Installed . The First Congregational of Pon- tiac is a member of the associa- tion and will send a delegate. lin the synagogue_hall. F “CHURCH OF CHRIST necenly lected were Fred 3 87 LAFAYETTE iedelson, president; Michael Da- Invites You ta Attend the Following Services: A ake Saturday 7:30 P. M.. \urer. Sunday 10:00 A.M and 7:30 P. M. The following will serve on the Evangelist Miles King of Belton, Texas will be the Speaker ai These Services. “210 North Perry Street at-19 Milbourne Place ae shlon Gospel Rabbi Israel Goodman will in- lous the new officers of the Men’s Club of Conzregation B'nai Israel lat the Sunday Brunch at 9 a.m. board of directors, Edward Blu- met.o, Irving Prizant, Joseph Part- ‘finey, Sidney Rachwal and Harold . Notice: Gospel Meetings Will Begin September 21st |) Biumeno. FIRST CHURCH CH OF THE BRETHREN p/Yoyth to Hold Rally ona shee ee” at Christian Temple rteae hacer were The Christian Temple on Auburn avenue. will hold a youth rally be- ginning at 7:45 this evening. WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH. Fabiani wih bolle ke Senday Sched nn ncn OMSALM, |[television, and recording artists Merdg Weekly 1.00550.) . 8:30 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. Ken Apple and the Singing Star Evening Service ./......... Gi skaaccc- ueee ee see e7200 PLM. at OEE ee Lee The .group, formerly of Hunts- me die ! reas PR Ee are ville, Ala., has been featured by menor wiiministers ‘and promoters of re- vivals, and has appeared in con- [throughout the United States. Bible Scheel vee S49 ML Morning Worship . 11:00 A. M. “A CHURCH FOR OUR DAY” | Baptist Convention's Foreign Mis- report, . 2nd in a Series | sion Board sentatives from Milford, Walled Lake and Brighton will be included in the sessions. * * * The pastor will continue his se- ries of “The Sermon on_ the Mount." His subject Sunday will be “Let Your Light So Shine.” List 7 Deadly Sins of Modern Society SINGAPORE (# — Social Wel- fare, a magazine published for Malayan youth, recently listed the “seven deadly sins’ of modern * sean con- Christian Herald, “for any number of sermons — both the pulpit var- jety and the kind that any sincere Christian can preach silently to . thimself. Evangelist Working With Congregation Evangelist Miles King of Belton, Tex. is in Pontiac working with the members of Church of Christ, 87 Lafayette St. for the month of _ |September. He will be the speaker tonight at 7:30, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and in the evening at 7:30. From Sept. 21 through Sept. 29, the evangelist will hold meetings each evening. His sermons will concern the duties of Christians and the work of the church. Men’s Dinner at Presbyterian Church, Sept. 18 “The Voice of the Deep,” Iscientific underwater film, will be shown at the first men’s dinner meeting Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. William H. Marbach, the pastor, will give a chalk talk and Floyd Short will lead the singing with Lyn. Salathiel at the piano. Members of the softball team will be guests of the club. Cancer pad sewing for the Red Cross ts for 10 a.m, Thursday. The church school teachers will attend the Detroit Church School E, Hershey with two elders will attend Detroit Presbytery at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church on Tuesday —— and evening in Livonia. Native Pastor Wins Medal of Britain MELBOURNE, Australia ) — A Church of Christ pastor has be- come the first Australian aborigine to receive the Medal of the British Em of ere aborigines. © Evening Service, ...7:30 P.M. Youth Services +++ 6:30 P.M Feo so bel Wa FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH ' _ * New Location—816 Orchard Lake Ave. Lecture by Rev. Elsie Beasley: . John Mead ‘of Detroit, Speaking. . -.. Wed., 7:30 ieee ess Weds, 8:00 P. M, |duced at Normal Park Baptist | tion will be to develop a com- the coming year. .!Church of Gary, Ind., holds the FRIENDS CHURCH 962 Voorheis Rd., K. of P. Hall School Pontiac Press Phote ' the priesthood. Father O'Reilly came to Pontiac from Monros in 2994. He was ordained in Detroit in 1922. O'Reilly will be honored with a reception Sunday . afternoon in St. Michael's Hall by the Altar, Holy Name and Ushers’ Societies for his 35 years in (Pastor at Conference | ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Rev. Richard’ (C. Stuckmeyer of Grace Lutheran | \Church was one of the leaders of Negro, White Ministers, Co-Pastors in Chicago ithe two million-member Lutheran The Chicago Baptist Assn. will merge with the Normal Park Church—Missouri Synod who par- through its executive secretary, | Church. |ticipated in setting a 16 million-| Dr. W. Alfred Diman, announces | * * * idolar budget for the ~ church’ s| that an innovation wil] be intro-| Aim of the pastors and congrega- Christian world outreach Guvtog| Church, 70th Street and Stewart;munity centered church which) avenue, in Chicago, Sunday, at/|seeks to serve all persons, regard-| 11:00 a.m., when Negro and White |less of nationality, race or oat ” FIRST OPEN ministers. will be installed as co-| BIBLE CHURCH pastors of - — * ® 1519 Jestya * \ | eryi e@ | AEA of Walton Biva. Climax ot the aauiicont service pec a ¢C un ool .....10:00 A.M. will be the observance of Holy) * nor oy! Worship . Bane oy Communion. Service ..... . Evangelistic Service . 7:45 P. The ministers involved in the a any | unique attempt to serve a chang- ing community are Rev. Merrel D. Booker and Dr. Fred R. Tit- fany. . Rev Merrel D. Booker, formerly pastor of St. Timothy’s Community Youth Officers Elected; Installation Scheduled’ for 7 P.M. Sunday Wed. ‘ont. 18 - Sept. 29 Worship— $. S. (All Ages)—10:00 A. M. Revival Services n the Pilgrim Dr. Howard Jerrett Nationally Known Camp Meeting Evangelist Interesting Inspirational “THE SINGING CHATFIELDS” of Columbus, Ohio Piano—Organ Vibraherp Heer Wesley atid Virginia Once—You'll Want to Again! Services Nightly—7:30 11:00 A. M, Bring Your Family to “The Little Church with the Big Heart” E_ C. Swanson, Minister A service of Dedication of Chil- A.B. degree trom Howafd Univer- sity, B.D. from Howard University | School of Religion and S.T.M. from Boston University. * * * In addition, he has studied at New York School of Psychiatry and has completed Pastoral Clini- cal Training. His experience has included jdren will be held at 11 a.m. Sun-| day in Bethany Baptist Church, | West Huron at Mark streets. Dr. | Joseph I. Chapman will speak ny “Is Your Life Your Own?” The subier: choir ender the a1 rection of Miss Elda L. Sutter, | will sing ‘Consider and Hear Me,”’ | by Wooler, The Wells Trio, com-| prised of Beverly Wells, Mrs. Les- | successful pastorates in Texas, (ter Hartzzman and Mrs. Paul’ New Jersey, and Gary; Dean | jankorsky will also be heard. | of Men at Talledega College, x cs & rome: Spee pe vi Wellington Relyea will be chair-| D.C.; and chaplain at Federal |™2" of the coffée hour which fol-| Cosvectional Institution in Chilli- lows the morning worship. It will, be held in the lower auditorium. | cothe, Ohio. Maynard J m has been | BAPTIST Sunday School .... &B.T.U.z > 64 West Columbia Ave. Morning Worship ....... Evening Worship .... Wed. Prayer Meeting .. Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention CHURCH . 9:45 A.M. ..--» 11:00 A.M. ...- 6:30 P:M: 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. vee enw ne is wi Master's de: His wife holds a Master’s degree anmed by te od of Stusteus — in education and has been a bs iw ce Gaines as hes teacher of in the Ga blic rve as = ve Sector project, the every mem- | schools. ber canvas program of the FORMER PONTIAC PASTOR American Baptist Convention. [ x . Ti ’ y - ele “2 pooredar at The five sub-committee chair-| man with Johnson and the pastor | Church Pontiac, holds the de- i “45 Cones ot ee mee Uni.|Will be in Lansing Monday for a Bible School ..... se ttseceeeeeeeeeees 9:45 A.M. versity; B.D. from Northern Bap-|'Tining conference. | Morning Worship ......... snip acai 11:00 A.M tist Theological Seminary. At? p.m, Sunday, the following | “HOW. PRAY?” _—— * * * officers of .the Bethany Baptist | eas a He has done advanced studies at|Youth Groups will be installed: | Evening ae naa’ Go aeeeais 7:00 P. M. alYale and in Europe, in addition; Diane Garrett; Duke Relyea,| cee! as to completing the Chaplain’s|Ralph Bergemann, Jim Fair, Tom | Pray er Meeting and Bible Study Wed., 7:30 P. M. course at University Hospital, Ann'Gate, Elaine Garrett, Julia Dovre, | A pari Diane Gerrett Duke Retyea.| Youth Service ...................... 6:00 P. M. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH G. W. GIBSON, Minister, 347 North Saginaw a FE 4-0239 In 1954, he received “the Urban/Karen Bergemann and Judy Can-| Elected to Junior High Fellow. ship offices were Donna Douglas, - |Ronald Boyce, Darlene Woodhull, Deanna Relyea, Andrea Alien, Karen Antolich, Michael Sickels, Betty Douglas and Leoni. 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP “My Obligation to Others” . His wife is trained in religious education, music, dramatics, and public school education, She has just concluded a ten year term as Sod aoa ein the p mg Activities Scheduled. | : at Pilgrim Holiness *, deeded the church property to the 135 Prospect League’ s award for community/tarella, all of the Senior High} a services of cultural understanding. | Group: §:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL Last June, Wilberforce Uni- | * * * Classes for all ages ' WEDNESDAY—7:30 P.M. Prayer and Bible Hour We Cordially invite you to worship with us FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 645 P.M. YOUTH PROGRAM 7:30 P.M. WORSHIP SERVICE Topic: “Two Builders” ©. P. EASTMAN, Minister Chicagé Baptist Association to The Pilgrim Holiness Church, located on the corner of Baldwin and Fairmount avenues, is start- ing the fall schedule of activities with a series of special evengelis- tie services starting Wednesday evening at 7:30. They will continue make possible the instituting of a All Saints Epis Lewis W. Towler, Curate. Mills, Curate through Sept. 29. participating is the American Dr. Howard Jerritt of Ferndale, SUNDAY SERVICES aro ered rw aay rea Hage meeting 8:00 AM.—Holy Communion speaker, guest preacher. Wesley and Virginia Chatfields,] 9:30 A.M.—Morning Prayer known as the “Singing Chatfields”’ will be the guest musicians. tist Church in nearby Englewood, 11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer and Williams St. at W. Pike The Rev. C. George Widdifield, Rector. . David Open of Church School Sermon by The Rector _ Opening of Church School copal Church are ; . 458 CENTRAL Sunday Schoo! and Weel. ++ + 10:00 a. ST. GEORGE'S. CHAPEL Evangelistic Service .......4.4. 7:30 p. Milford, Mich. ‘Tuesday Bible Class see eeeneaee ae * Young, Toate ena ij 73 : 8:9 A. M.—Holy Communion pie Aion ge aging wening Service at 16:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Sermon Everybody Welcome : Church ee FE a Opening of Chureh School ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL 6301 Hatchery Rd., Drayton * 8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Morning Caden ni ond rmon 2 to 18 years. Rev, Waldo R Hunt, Vicar “ i ce ‘Paster Kes. Ol. 2-4751 * . # ‘ 7 if ig S Ree ee mA ot Middlebelt : Scheel 3 4 trom 72) : parishes and missions in Wayne, ; : convene at Waldenwoods, near) Churches 4) nts nd Wednend. OAKLAND AVENUE 4 of the Parishfield community ot Oskiand at Cadillac evening. Parishfield, a few miles Theodore B. Alledach, Paster from Brighton, is a retreat and Worship 10:00 A. M. —— ; en Eplecnpel = 4|. This second annual regional Bible School 11-20 A. M. 4| comference will feature work- : shops in five major divisions of Youth Fellowship 6:00 P. M. Were wok she Evening Service .. 7:00 P.M. Bible aro “FOUR GREAT VALUES” : Of the 200 women expected, the Wed. Prayer ..... 7:30 P.M 4 fotiowing will attend from All| . JOSLYN_AVENUE d stedt, Mrs. James H. Hampton | Joslyn at Third and Mrs. Bruce Hubbard. Bémané & Wething Faster 1 | DELEGATES FROM DRAYTON Bible School ... 9:30A.M.4| Mrs. Arthur Petar, Mrs. Carl Worship . ......10:45 A..M..4:Hoffman and Mrs, Albert E, Ledger Youth Fellowship 6:30 P, M ¢/will be.representatives from St. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. q| Andrew's Episcopal Mission, Dray- Wed. Night Prayer 7:30 P, M.q ton Plains, as row } From the Episcopal Church of : | ee ee + ewe aoe ' . , ° ¥ k . ‘ mss Primary tines flat ur Jam S. Buck wal WAV Dagnla |Ministers of Little Rock {Fall Schedule. ae a Hasta tian, Sera Vieg, Peel B, Bell stated the| © . : . oo ° 3 et Bible School. 1040 A. M4ltallowing women will be at, the Differ on Faubus’ Wisdom|, ¢,. ,¢ ; Morning Worship 11:15 A.M. q|Conference with her from Christ : > , Mrs, Jona’ a ps ap ash goer pari gta —|with them the mob. Now—I'm not : PL | Barker, Mrs, Har Rock ministers of varying F Youth Fellowship. .. 6:30 sc os Mrs. nbagge re pane. ee. 3 Pastors to Preach eocial and religious atiudes cane oe oe > live wl my np Men's Club, Boys’, Girls’ ames w, Mrs : - 1 one mind this week in COM| this.” ite | COMMUNITY UNITED $\viie and srs Wiliam S. James. | Tomorrow Afternoon in/clom em se* hoa integration)" Groups 30 Nee ee PRESBYTERIAN + Church of God jmpasse in thelr city. _' ' = aoe 41 peer ang ony Week at Church ° — Some agreed, others differed on praying tes _ - CHURCH Heifers Reach Germany | 7. young people of the Church the wisdom of Gov. Owval Faubus) PSC uo was aot for istegra, | Fall activities wil open 1om0~| ayoyig Drayten Plains, Michigan Sixty heifers three of God, 132 Wessen St. are n-|Stationing National troops Asta morning Oakland ' | W. J. Teewwteses, Jr, Paster 4¢|“minister pone op cag irs soring a Youth Rally at 6 o’clock|at Little Rock Central High. School see Sood ter matical to : id United pelican ptosis retendipeer pact 2 in Germany where the animals wil] | tonight. to keep out Negroes, but: all of| Was stop it | nue rs and director | Bible School .... 8:45 A.M. di. viven to needy refugee families e.¢ & them had one thing in mind—| Teserdiess of consequences. with the pastor speaking at 19|the a Morning Warship 11:00 A.M. 4ishipments are sponsored by Heifer| ‘The Rev. John Buffington of|PF&¥er- , “A majority of the people.”'o'elock on “Stir Up the Gift of| bein ert comme Youth Groups .. 6:30 P. M. Project, Inc. the interdenomina-|Springtield, Ohio will be guest x* *« * stated a Catholic priest, “are in-| Gog cepts of the moral . Evening Worship 7:20 P. M. 4/tional agency which sends livestock| speaker and special music will be| Generally their attitude is pessi-|telligent and will abide by the kt ek | Thea, in. torcetul Wed. Prayer end and poultry, contributed by U. S.|furnished by the Church of God|mistic. decision made in cuort on this niet Tove meant Study Hour 7:30 P.M [eourches tod Surmarn, W ugrt|chotrs of Michgua and Obie Dr. T. B. Hay, pastor of the|malter, = At the 7:30 evening service, bis! ers to rebuke culturally underdeveloped areas. | The Rev. Connie Keene dr. of Pulaski Heights “Faubus’ decision was unwise| subject will be “Four Great Val-| ing immoral . Detroit will be guest preacher : earape wpuriyt mgenlimanggted | oy . Then he lashed out at BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH | ‘s'ssvscser Sterwen, sever incttttes snare cern, |i dot bellewe ene of te) a ee : _ ‘West Huron at Mark Street | ministers will be speaking. They| Had Faubus not taken his action [101 iution.” Clup will hold the fall kick-ott |“aerial iron curtain Dr. Joseph Irvine Chapman, Paster ‘ include the Rev. Fletcher W. Pol-| there would have been no trou- * o- ¢ dinner. Trooper Gerald Tafel of |the truth from 9:45A.M. Church School—Classes for All (6 Adult Classes) [jlard, the Rev. Robert Hardiman of| ble. The nine Negro students the Michigan State Police, Pon- |and the satellites. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon by the Paster: Pontiac and the Rev. Marvin Smith} would have been accepted and | Some of the ministers refused) 2. Post, will ‘speak 4nd show Reds of using the “Ie Your Lite Year Own” Flint. se the first hurdle passed. comment on the problems at the) i. picture, “The Jackson Prisén |Tadio for religious 5:00P.M. Recreation in Fellowship Hall, 2 x *k« & forefront in the minds of people in on aae The Pontiff praised “9:00. M. Baptist Youth Fellowship, Junior, Junior | “The governor’s action has been)...” avy Nevertheless, they did dous technical steps High, Senior High. The combined choirs of churches!q disservice to the community,| © tii” mote ” She vant x * ® TV. He showed © 1:30PM. Wednesday, Midweek Prayer Service from Firt Detrolt|state and nation and given us a)0 Jue, ota , Tuesday evening, the Boys’ andiknowledge of TV " “Am American Baptist Convention Charch” mnt erg el maga aaa ogg phar torre weal Girls’ Brigade will begin. All|its problems, such as . . « J. Hodge Alves, an Episco-| - : necend CHRISTIAN TEMPLE |Northern Lights [w= rps. meven terre} Lima. Peru wm — The Evangel BOS OS ache . y g tion, said Little Rock was pre-|-a) Church of Peru is building the will|need not be 505 Aubam Avenue Spread Across [pare te scowvt Negro tee be The Pjoneer Girl Pilgrims sandra tt, Marion, Founder good citizens and Christians” be-|-nurch in this capital. It will seatimeet at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday and) The : ee gy > West Coast fore Faubus called out troops. —_|go9 in the sanctuary, 500 more in|the Colonists will get together at) must replace old Saturday 745 P.M—Youth Singspirction “We're dealing with a falt-the social hall. 6:30 p.m. the same day. ‘| with ‘technically 45 to 11:90—Communion and Worship Serviee lights—-aurora borealis — spread|°" Pet ne Sood can come inte. : | . Lola P, across California skies early Fri- » gt Nene any ne in A ane | eH ya varagh oe CHURCH DIRECTORY 745 P. M—J. Luther Shetfield, Speaker among spectators, many of whom|o¢acle Baptist Church is more . 745 P. ‘ednesday Eve—Bible Study ; had never seen the phenomenon). imistic. He says federal law Evangelical-Reformed oe oe ee Races A Friendly. Welcome Awaits You j before. the West{Sh0uld be obeyed but he believes wen _ ese Sebel, Aakers At MACS og amy tiaees (ie gm ae Such lights appear on est! aubus acted in good faith calling ag ag ees 1. Chapman (1! s.m.) =, : Rev. Picnard W. Thomas, Masses Coast very & out troops to “‘keep the peace.” | Caivary Baptist Free Methodist 10:20. 12:300 * * *. He added he believes there will] Sev .8 B Wrose 0 1..1:3% logy gat, Clemens a ay | al : The Weather Bureau here saidipe no violence and citizens of| Rev. H. H. Mullins (11, 1:30) ee ber tal oy a 156 Mount Clemens 6t. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH it had received reports of the/rittle Rock will accept whatever Mille, Creseent at Matehory Rev. W & Johnson (il, 7:30 Eider, 3.0. Cunnington Jr, (11 sm 3 Sat may leas cat trom se from Dgncioon Dopo, insbeth ace so Sgih. 99 mpnnoms Sate - Spiritualist Oakland and Saginaw far south as Los Angeles. gogo expressed opin- Emmareet sme “4 set Telsgronh : eeapeerts gral rong] Pines Eongecenteas 5 tenes M. Pontiac, Michigan oe |; _ They were “very red withiions but declined to be identified. | ».-%, nog bias mt : . "United Presbyterian Ht white flowing streaks which grad- said: "Ere he He Bavage, (1045, 7 pm.) Commeniiy, 406 Oskiand Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor re, nt ually coalesced and disappeared,” po gore pst ; First General, 40 Baldwin Ave. Oprah Serpe oes Ct ons Rev. Theodere R. Allobach, (10, 7:30) = “y a7eet ¥ eee tal + * ‘ “ 3 a4, = _ Jeslyn a Rev. W. E. Hakes. Ass’! Pastor _ said Mrs. aeey ee tere. Pe rege gt respect Liberty 187 Fisher Ave. inher vars oe o (10:48, 7:20) 9S A. M—SUNDAY SCHOOL | Bf} A Transovean hir Lines pilot fly-| He said the troops had height- DR Miner 111. t:30 | Ageenalen, Ue atain tem.) Other Denominations Classes for All Ages ? ing into the Oakland airport trom|ened the very thing they were sent|"ROP*Es waa sat pans 1:20) | Opes Givetele tameyer @ o.m, 1 “Capt and hre Mognus * Michalsen, . Long Beach told the weather sta-/out to reduce—violence. Rev G_H. Rapes! (1:18, 7:3) | gt deba’s Iv min ot Cie samy 1:38 = pope 10:45 A. M—MORNING WORSHIP ton there the lights appeared both|, “The presence Of ors ed al Rep eater [eM decree Rad wt & Varese dh __._FRUITFULNESS” F cscdniet Pros radio reception|emotional atmosphere which in| Rev R R. Book’ tii 7:30) ot, Tenn, dvbers a8 Sesto “ wrjoseph O. Zabeleki (8 p.m.) trom the Far East was washed|tur has awakened dormant group) "Wes wither p Bett a 1:20 a Ry ee Benes ah sas 7:00 P, M.—EVENING SERVICES out during most of the early morn- hostilities, ig lg = B. Reed (11, 17:203 i Methodist - eo ” ing hours. Commercial radio com- * * * Peasy : or ‘ THE PRIESTHOOD OF THE BELIEVER munications firms reported simi-| “A week ago we could have Providence, a ve a Ch Warren, Wilson (10 a.m.) Dr. H. H. Savage, Speaking at both services lar gps a sarge sigh law of the oy Pleasant Grove Missionar7 Baptist, 128 oer, hilton H. Bank (6:30, 10:45 #.m.) — The lights also were observ th very little tension or diffi-|W. Pike - Frank . over a wide area of Texas. culty. Then came the troops and] ,,"4" Sem Lituejohn 1. 0am rigst, waar at Pe ay hey. W Later tev aoe) , paul F. (0 a.m, Mand p.m.) "per > at 1:30) tate Ww. (10 a.m, DR. TOM MALONE, Pastor TT A. M. Emmanuel Baptist Choir Singing — - Dr. Tom Malone Specking at All Services 7:30 P.M. Emmanuel Baptist Choir and Special Music \ Sundey School Attendance Last Week — 1501 | dlr Conditioned Auditorium Sunday School “BREAD From ‘Ample Free Parking EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH TELEGRAPH RD. at ORCHARD LAKE AVE. | AUDITORIUM B 10AM HEAVEN” Exodus Ch. 16 ie ; IBLE CLASS MR. QUENTIN WILLIAMS Educational Directer { First, Bast and | Rev. Malcolm K. Burton (9, 10:30 Christian Church. Central 241 North Saginaw ) Rev. Gena Wy. Gibson (11, 7:30) Disciples of C Piet Christian, 850 West Haron v. Duncan D. McColl (11 a. m.) “a Wilson Avense R ee ; piaserd (11:18 a.m.) Zion, 840 East Rev. Robert No Orthodox First maSree So Melis ae a Dr. 1:30) $4 1:30, v (6, 9s ; 1 (if, 1:30): som (11, 7:30) ' (10:48 7:308 11,730) ot ” Wm. H Marbech (9:30, 31) - South Saginaw at Judson — 11:15 A. M. seer eee ee — FIRST METHODIST 10:00 A.M. Sunday Worship Service _ “CARRY YOUR / CORNER” Church School / / = Classes and Departments for All Ages Paul T. Hart, Pastor ; ) pe al a.m.) of Ghankle, (11 a.m., 7:90 Sunday School i 5 ST. TRINITY Auburn at Jessie (Bast Side) Ralph C. Claus. Pastor ?+ ST.PAUL ate " Gearge Mahder, Pastor Morning Service ..10:45 A.M. 4 ; BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP @eevee _¢ 1979 Commerce Road NEW CHURCH BUILDING (W. Bloomfield Township / f : 30 and 11:00 A.M. a eegenee 7:30 P.M, othe Fevcildceces 7:30 P.M, a St. Stephen's Pormerty ,Weterferd_Towoship (Between Dixie and Sashabaw) Wm. C. Grate, Pastor Church Service .,, 9:00. A.M. Sunday School +0» 10:45 A, M. oa anal A, eveveecss+ 6215 P, M Study and Prayer Hour —— ‘CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP Malta Hall—S?2 Perkins 96. ssisarsan tO Be te Bde, Harry Baird of Reval Oak (Ott Auburn) 7 Dinner 08m ‘ea reebeee 1:90 p.m, , b ST. MARK | #3 he ee -. 9:30 AME . 'ea - a - Marimonit: Baptist Church! } i ost to 2 Day Conference) sare ner. ac endian uated g Worship ee be eee ee Chicago Group Acts to Allay Race Ratred A “Plan of Action for Meeting Racial Disturbance” was for- Chicago. i Under the plan, ministers and laymen are urged to challenge in- flammatory statements made by “race-haters,” to keep people away | German Groups Propose Link to United Church ENSTITUTE MONDAY — Arranging the study books for dis- play at the annual United Church Women’s Institute Monday in First Christian Church are members of the planning committee. DR. IRVING E. GORDON Officers Elected at Beth Jacob Jacob Meyer Honored for Devotion, Service to Synagogue At a recent meeting at Temple Beth Jacob, officers were elected for 1957-58. Dr. Irving E. Gordon was ee Oe eee eee seer ewer eene Public Invited — First Free Sunday School ...... 501 MT. CLEMENS STREET “Church of the Light and Life Hour” wows FM YW, cos cecseeee Cvcececese Methodist -11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. aeeesteue *eereeee Poe eT eee eee eeare ee eee e ere eeeeeone Welcomes ee eee bese PONTIAC CHURCH OF CHRIST 1180 N. Perry Street | All Visitors wee eonae er Central Meth _ “GETTING THE ‘MOST OUT OF LIFE”, Dr. Mitton H. Bank; Preaching (BROADCAST Over WPON 11:00 A. M.) chosen to serve as president; Sid- ney Barnett, first vice president; retary and Marvin Barnett, treas- urer. Elected to the board of direc- tors were Sidney Barnett, George E. Wyman, Abe A. Cohen, Isa- dore L. Goode, Dr. Irving B. Paul and Thomas A. Howitz. Other members are Jullan Le- vine, Dr. Harry Arnkoff, Dr. Benjamin Bisgeir and Sol Eller. Jacob A. Meyer was honored for Members serving on the. advis- ory board are Abe Lapides, Her- Laymen, Youth to Assist Vicar at St. Andrew's Beginning tomorrow, laymen of and church service: : DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH iter 9.50 and 11,15 am. During Stisabeth Lake Rd. at, OR? the . worshd how Chore’ Sunday School........ 10a.m. Morning Worship... ..11 a. m. P urch School Junior and Beginners’ Church will be held for those from three Youth Service ........... os cevesceseeeisecceerses ---6:30p.m. [through 18 years of age. Evening Church Service WOO wes se eee eens . .7:30 p. m, The Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, the Service. eENS Ss eeccceecsces 7 =amiwun wtb - Pastor—REV. LEE LeLONE 8S. 8. Supt—ARTHUR EW. vicar, will preach twice a month and every fifth Sunday the young Samuel J. Chafets, second Vice! study president; H. Malcolm Hahn, sec- eau ef as ‘Feutgle an aa taaee ; ' 4-H Sheep to Ecuador _ Vitamins, Milk ES should not ¢ B for Korean Sick comaais Michigan CROP Head Plans Hong Kong Aid op LANSING ®—Vitamin pills for UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE - ASCENSION . Lorraine Sunday School ....10:00 a.m. Russell M. Hartzler, State CROP chairman, said a Michigan goal of $100,000 has been set for the No- vember drive to raise money to send food to ‘needy persons over- ST. JOHN’S METHODIST CHURCH 443 HIGHLAND Church School ... 9:30 A. M. ; i + e . Se, . 4 , ‘Church Women. Slate Institute. Morning Theme, Japan, Mrs. George Hagman to Give Highlights The- United Church Women will hold the annual Missions Institute Monday in First Christian Church, . }858 W. Huron St. The theme for the morning will) - be “Japan” and ‘Christ, the Church and Race’’ will be the sub- ject of the afternoon program. Registration is scheduled for 9:30 a.m, with Mrs. Brady Adams, president, in charge of the pro- gram beginning at 10 o'clock. General chairman of tle in- stitute, Mrs.-John E. Garrison, will present the topic, assisted by leaders from various church- es. Mrs. J. ©. Covert will give the morning meditation, Mrs. Duncan D. McColl will give the invocation at. the noon lunch- ac- oe by Mrs. Luther Strick- Highlights of United Church Women will be. offered by Mrs. George Hagman, area chairman. Mrs. J. Allen Parker and Mrs. Gray will present the textbooks and supplementary materials for CWS Program Feeds Children in Yugoslavia In poverty - stricken villages of Montenegro and what used to be Serbia, undernourished school chil- dren are receiving one hot . meal a day because American church people have made it possible. . In Belgrade, too, 78,000 children tor of the Church World Service overseas program, returned home following an 11-country inspection tour of CWS relief and training projects. “To see these children drink- ing large mugs of milk and soup and eating buns spread with but ter and cheese was a joy,” Miss Richardson said. She added that teachers report their charges al- ready look and feej better and of the school lunch program, she said, but it will eventually be taken over by the Yugoslavs themselves. Expands Slum Ministry xpanded slum area. A $16,000 budget for the. first year was allocated for the purpose at the conference's an- .{nual meeting in Worcester, Mass. Library Needs Money ‘iroom — then the most luxurious| tions from rural churches through- out the state already have totaled Morning Worship . .11:00 A. M, _ Martin L. Bellinger, Paster i—— * * * . He reported that advance dona- $8,000. Michigan CROP, he report- First | ed, already has sent 500,000 vita- o. min pills to Korea and Hong Kong] Presbyterian and 5,000 pounds of whole milk powder to babies in Korea. West Huron st Wayne ’ Pontiae Press Phois Most of the money will be used Rev. W. H. Marbech Shown are Mrs. John H. Garrison of 210 Cherokee Rad., (left to purchase one million pounds _ Bw GS tay |. to right (Mrs. T. Warren Fowler of 59-Lake St., Mrs. Frank Gray | of government surplus foods for Worship Services of 28 Norton Ave. and Mrs. Brady B. Adams of 2646 Sinclair St. | shipment to the needy in. nearly 1g 2 3 —.| 50 countries, Hartzler said. 9:30 and 11 a.m. wal runt veo oa a special Church School. . pro. » a aneloa pure- e ’ Tbred will leave : 9:30 and Il a.m, |. by truck on Sept. 20 for shipment | by air from St. Petersburg, Fia., ’ | to Ecuador. The animals will be i et een Ry Bet Rivet. s\Once a Boom City: Ghost Town Is Home}: to Retired Minister, Wife BY JACK LEFLER RHYOLITE, Nev. — A mas- sive old railroad station looks down in brooding silence upon the stone skeletons of Rhyolite — a city that lived briefly and wildly in the gold- filled hills of southern Nevada. * * * Half a century ago, its waiting between Chicago and San Fran- cisco — bustled with gold-hungry people. Today, the station is home to - a retired Methodist minister and his wife, who left the green, wooded countryside of Monte- wma, Ga., to take up a new life among the stark ruins of Rhyolite. The Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Heisler lare_among seven residents of the crumbled ghost town whose dusty streets once thronged with -18,000 people. NAMED FOR ROCK They own the sprawling old depot and an idle gold mine deep in the hills which rim Rhyolite — named after the volcanic rock that abounds in the area, Mrs. Heisler, a retired school- teacher, inherited the property, from a brother jn 1935. “When we retired 242 years ago,” she says, ‘“‘we decided to come out here and see what we had, And we're staying.” The Heislers have filled the depot waiting room with relics of Rhyo- lite’s heyday gathered from the rocky rains and the desert sands. They sell souvenirs, and on oc- casion rent the five bedrooms on the second floor to sightseers. FIVE WEDDINGS Heisler has performed five mar- riage ceremonies since he has been here — one an elaborate outdoor rite which wmited a California couple who wanted to combine a honeymoon with a rockhunting ip. “If we were 20 years younger,” says Mrs. Heisler, “‘we'd really go into business and make this place hum.” * * * SIGHTSEERS — The Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Heisler point out for tourists some of the sights in their retirement home of Rhyolite, a ‘up, Rhyolite would boom again. band, a tall, rugged man who likes to tramp the desert and hills, “it the price of gold would go Those mountains are still full of gold and other metals, too.” “There,” says Mrs, Heisler, pointing to the rugged mountains mals have come from farmers and rural youth groups throughout the | Tues. Eve. Service . .7:30 state, Hartzler reported. nary in Chicago. x * * Dr. Kramer is associate execu- tive of. the of P| = . Morning p ll am. Evangelistic Service 7:30 | Thurs. Eve. Service .7:30 . . Rev. and Mrs. E. Crouch Housing Plan 1348 Baldwin Ave. : Seen as Aid — in Race Problem | mua A plan to resettle non - white MISSIONARY CHURCH op eeeenee eeeceane we eeeree Discussing Issue,"’ those attending heard Dr. } f The Institute on Racial and tural Relations is held each year seek ways to bring denominational rulings | on race relations to the .in- ite Christ Lutheran Waterford Township Airport Ré. at Williams Lake Ré. Sunday School $:30 A.M. Worship...11 A.M. ‘ Arvid E. Anderson, Pastor, pockmarked with mine tunnels, “4s the Bullfrog Mine. It was the first rick strike around Rhyolite. Shorty Harris and Ed Cross made the strike in 1903. “When news of the big strike | FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Building — 5460 Williams Lake Rd. got out, people poured in by the thousands. They built three railroads into| Rhyolite to haul supplies and| Sunday School “"N..tee° Gaue” .. . Worship neserrection” 2205+ . ll: Evening Service “oneetsintiee”" ° 7:30 Al asten, Pastor people and to carry the ore. * * * “Rich folks came jn on palace cars and ate eight-course meals in th 10 hotels and drank cham- pagne and whisky in the 45 sa- loons. The city had four news- papers, an opera house and an CLARKSTON METHODIST CHURCH | Sunday Services and Church School. .9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Rev. I. Grant Dunlap — Preaching. WM. J. RICHARDS, Paster electric light plant.” The hulk of the most magni- | ficent building in Rhyolite — the John §. Cook & Co, bank — stands in- ruined splendor a few hundred yards from the railroad | station,. Across Main Street, a stone ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 87 Hill Street at Cherry Court Sunday School ................. cece ceees 9:45 A.-M. Morning Worship ...... 2.2.0... 5 56 Gece ee 11 A. M. Rev. Gout W. Nelson. B. D., Pastor Parsonage: 745 FE 4-3404 facade is all that is left of the city’s biggest store which stocked everything from dynamite to ladies bonnets. On it is chiseled: ‘‘H. D. & L. D. Porter — 1906 — Gen. Merchandise." STONE RUINS All across the sloping floor of GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2287 Auburn Read—% Mile West of Crooks Road Sunday School, 10 A. M. — Morning Service. 11 A. M. Wed., 7:30 P. M. — Evening Worship, Sat., 7:30 P. M. S. 8. Supt., Burly Mondy: Pastor, Rev. Billy Brown—FE 8-8692 the wide canyon and down into Amargosa Valiey, ruins of stone = buildings rise among the sage. On a river of gold, _Rhyolite lived its life to the hilt. Its rocky hills yielded more than three mil- lions in gold and silver. * * * Then, one day, the city was as WESLEYAN METHODIST | 67 NORTH LYNN STREET “10: 00 SUNDAY SCHOOL WwW. Y. P. S. 6:45 P. M. 11:00 WORSHIP EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P. M. Rev. H. L. Johnson. Pastor “= dead as those who lay in its bleak graveyard, * * * The money panic of 1911 struck. The mines closed down and the people departed as quickly as they had come. The biggest city in “And,” dreamily adds her hus- Nevada had perished. wenCHRISTIAN SCIENCE= SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hi. F. Lohe, Pastor FE 5-1204 156 Mt. Clemens St. SABBATH SCHOOL ...............605. , Saturday 9:30 a. m., SABBATH WORSHIP ...............- ea ae ae YOUNG FROPLES MuETiNG Se ooorerr y 7:00 p.m, PRAYER MEETING SSR ae ++.. Wednesday 8:00 p. m. ater SUNDAY: te: fe hy 00 A. M commanding YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED THE SALVATION ARMY | (CITADEL) 29 W. Lewrence Street SERVICES—— Y s Legion—6 P. M. Salvation Mewing 3 130 P. M. Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:3 _ $/Captain and Mrs. Magnus oo hes ichalors, we ie a 4 Br 5: 7 SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY nl - ll “SUBSTANCE” il il Seoeey coe — Reading Room nN ~ unday Schoo! 2 East Lawrence Street i S Wednesday Evening 11 A. M, to S$ P. M, iw » Service 8 P. M. Friday to 9 P. M S) : ; ~ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST WG . ‘uy Lawrence and Williams Streets | : lu HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS - ff] ~ | RADIO STATION CKLW TELEVISION - S S 800 KC” SUNDAY—9:30 A.M. [iM ) Sunday—-9:45 A. M. CHANNEL 7 ~) ie = “A Healing of Eczema” WXYZ-TV iy 5] Ve YL f§I {IIA ff If SIAL AGEN j am rey ches 5 fisney Ter COURTING 7 re) > ani Hole gall ~ |Meeting Today /e¢ Tronsplonting of ‘Hol ae RS. Atlantic City Plays Host|et To ts a Brings - Marked Help Two to National Convention | mites into the earth to see what's for Polio Defect - of Veterans Group under its skin. ei. f 2 FLYING. LIZARDS : outa oe fies ~ CHICAGO (INS)—A Shreveport,| OF HIOH IN. "ome four years ago, Lilo came here to introduce “E Love| ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. A ae enn La, ecteopedlo ‘wizgum. reperts A TREE, TANGLE Pasig’ and “crest Magnifique” in the Broad-'tiare of bugles and the rate-iat-lioday, They meet every three that the splitting and transplant} WIOLENTLY. OVER way show, “Can-Can.” tat of drums today opens thelyears to exchange bits of informa. : is correcting THE IONS OF She remained, to learn Texasese as well American Legion’s national- con-|tion uncovered in years of re- ing of half a muscle AFPFECTIC , as se.- And now if Maurice Che- “of the ever. There are 52 members cian | as Brooklynese.- And now vention—one largest search. . “i the unsightly limp often by A FPEMALE. IN “THE _ valier has.a-female counterpart in Ameri- x *« countries, “il ag poli, HEAT OF BATTLE ca, she’s he. + In colorful uniforms, scores of| The idea to bore beneath The technique was described in wb ; ) and junior drum and bugle|earth's crust was contained in a Chicago by Dr, Gene D. Caldwet| THEY PLUNGE dilo made 1s big ere’ by iapertng HHYwond corps compete, ti’ the’ fret event|reedhuton passed ty the UGG's ot Louisiana State University, who| FROM THE TREE j sass tide’t thaw ton dere, 20 1 Gidn'y went,"|t © lenetiry programe thet, wilOceGangteny, somnlliiy is also chief surgeon at the Shri} AXJT7 CONTINUE § y , {.|last through Thursday. - |peodesy eee * ers’ Hospital for crippled chil “ : 5 ve, YD Lilo explained the other day while in a Par The convention is the first ever ee * dren! TO FIGHT AS sian mood, “Is good, no?” held by the legion nationally in| The scientists hope one of the *¢ «+t Is good, yes! this seaside resort — a virtual|world’s governments will pick up Cibe fhe kk * Miami Beach of the northland. |the drilling plan and carry it out. ae reece ta edhe Oo aie TV's calling her more and more now. France is even re- It is expected to- attract at its) They figure the best spot to sink canal of the United her. Concentrating on Miami (nine visits), Chi-|height 100,000 visitors — legion-/a drill would be on an island in congress discovering her. 4 naires, their wives and children.|the South Pacific, where the States and Canadian section of the ‘ cago, Las Vegas, Dallas, Minneapolis—and a New Jersey town me S earth’s crust is thinnest — about Imeyentionsl Cullege of Surgeons where a kindly lady wanted her to come over as a Father's) will be a i2hour|? 10 10 miles. They say the project ee Sit is heew new. : . |Day present for her husband—Lilo’s now been summoned| A hiehlight will be a T-oet| oud provide as much’ informa- ing today. Some 4,000 surgeons , os Monday ~~ wn herg|tion about the earth's interior as from five continents attended the 2 back to France to cash in on her American tion. mated 50,000 to 60,000 marchers congress. SUDDENLY THEY “She’s learned Broadway English so good,” exclaims south along the Boradwalk|eerth satellites will about the out- SEPARATE AND, GPREAVING Dr. Caldwell said the attack her husband, the busy, bustling Marquis de Passardierre, ee hal ep et the polio virus on the leg . THEIR MEMBRANES, , wheee title le genuine, “that she new says, Tm gonna and Forwie convention sentione wi | ee termed the peralyiie foot drop. 6LIDE GAFELY TO - QW, | sot. begin Tuesday with National com /Cargeant Convicted. RY) Ay Lilo and her titled husband and manager were entertaining : % ing : r) aie In this condition, the muscle con- THE GROUND .... — . Monsieur Pettit, author of “C’est Si Bon,” when I visited them order but committee and com- Ve trolling the raising of the fore part . i G) recently. po tgs Sirgen ve nd conf Abusing Recruits of the foot is not functioning and ; iW -® Nd and continued through today. FT. CARSON, Colo, A 21- the foot hangs limply when lifted “Didn't you introduce that ”: © @: Altoona, Pa., Army ser- + oe & gong?” I asked Lilo. - . Gen. Ellard A. Walsh, president|"°*" nl icted of mistreat- _ He reported that 14 muscle With a shrug that seemed © of the National Guard Assn., ad-\i. combat trainees, He was to transplants had been performed on to say she wished she had, she dressed the legion’s military af- a an cota eaten Go het | turned to the good Monsieur fairs committee today and protest * * & wedi d th ed in a prepared speech that “we! om, sergeant, Edwin C, Knut- except the one which serves the —who told the story. — seem to have = government by Stig te A ow ankle, : 4 : “T wrote it in 1947, about 10 | bureaucratic regulation rather was nbs ie If gga Saletan te ouets, gone | THEY CONTINUE THE CONTEST, | 1 860." he said. than hy legislative action.” |specifcations of mistreatment Sniseracmratea | an eee beg ogee pete aes ‘be tony Ne as haw Ken ; ma’ Vay ne aise” De Distributed by King — big singer, Yves Montand. tional Guard at = paid convicted of maltreatment of Three months after, he - ts gE 4 i EE Fe! SQ x *. * patients showed a markedly im- acetions4 on Social Security care, 1 don't believe in File’ Hobe ‘Aggcopetation Gem [ae “Ot panne, Kos, o proved gait. . at song mittee contended, and with ample|convictions involved accusations In four transplants, the lateral “I gave it to other artists, justification, that even it they did|made by Abraham Abrahm, 21, half of the split muscle was used um uM ue on Cd of ne nsuf to Chevalier. He don’t believe a additional mone y,/o¢ Highland Park, Mich, and type of operation using the “We had a jazz festival in elk would be released by the bureau| Grove, Mo. half has been abandoned, he said. ments, the $66.15 a month from the Paris. A. oft of the Budget, and here is the ot ‘VA will be deducted and your: ~**'S. _“ it) Siiger Dame : = De Se : : — Social Security payment will be Suzy Delair wanted to sing it. She is a.soprano. I said to her, pasty plaigros beard gps ‘I think that song is not for you.’” , “T'm now geiting $8615 @ month * * *® . ° . * * * Veterans Administration From Mrs. M. T. of Hemet,| He shrugged, “She sang !t as best she could. she didn’t'Held Down by Rains Fire Guts 2 Buildings Calif: “I am nearing the Social|do so well. But after that, an American came backstage to LANSING Ww. : ently disabled. If I were to Belpererity reliement age st ©. My me, and he said, ‘I want that song. I want to introduce it.’ oer mee ee Kansas Community sake ceuiaeia: kaw weld my |recdiving teoihiy Socks Bocetty| 201 ne did—LOUIS ARMSTRONG.” fire damage to a minimum during} ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, VA pension be affected?” . payments of $108.50. How much will —— the past week, the State Conserva-|Fire gutted two buildings re expenses.| The amount of money ydu're ! be eligible to receive it I apply THE WEEKEND WINDUP .. . : Oaly four annuities dannngingi ee biciogaraaatae on ee: ont ve on ee wits aot “i ’ «perio | Ted Mann, 32-year-old co-producer of “Long Day’s Journey,”| slightly more than two acres were|central Kansas community of dum Geatiigermanentiy Gieshiod from a dis- 4 ee ~ was a judge at the Miss America contest. He says, “I've gone|reported during the week. The de-|13,000 last night. “the cost|ability -not connected to your) From G. K. of Butler, Pa.; | {fom O'Neill to O'Boy” .. . Julie Wilson's up tor a TV one 5 ee ee nln fF spetea only paid to|military service, Due to this, the “Could you tll me what anvounts| bout a female photographer .... Herb Jeffries may host V's) feberteg na {ar tha year with dam Damage was cited t9 SS, Soest ot your VA pension wil bee Veterans Administration pay| first Negro variety show, from Hollywood. age deducted any Social Security to World War I veterans who are; Larry Daniels tells of the friend who got an inexpensive tad who worked ceive the differege. For cxample:|" The‘ ordizary: pension for vet,birthday gift from his son, with the note: “Dear Dad, This THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL free. _ Junder Social Secyirity the required|It you should be: found eligible for erans who are permanently and|8"’t much—but it’s all you can afford.” . . . That's earl, “The legistature has repeated: |length of time. Since your wite'$90 a month in Social Security pay-|totally disabled from a nonservice-| brother, PANTS- SKIRTS c ly declined to set up a statutory : connected disability is $66.15 a (Copyright 1957) * gommission to study the effects berm Editors month. Veterans who have been SWEATERS = ‘ automation and similar indus- getting ‘the pension for at least P epeesee#es gg* l | LE QUIZ Adds Insult to Injury rece S85 « mont A eer FOG Halts Traffic vial, Ste amt = SHIRTS $19 “Consequently, we don't have a cd ad aisstheee et eee ae" St. Mary’s Ri EDINBURGH, aNs)—j | SeRvict , , Tee whe coed mn son {s eligible to a monthly pension in f. ary S KIVEE [A woman shoplifter was sentenced! age tion say be playing. fn ou. une. yy ee Ug SAULT STE. MARIE (8 Thirty. | 0 Gare Ws Je ee ee ae at These Specie! Low Prices We can’t wait six lake freighters were forced to|to b woman | @ habit | any longer to get some of these ry Git : Fm ane a Sen accu anchor today as heavy fog blan-|of stealing articles from stores onl Huron ‘Cleaners & facts on which any effective pro- ; = 3 keted the St, Marys River. returning them following | gram or retraining and relocating : i Social Security for nearly six! The locks were closed for six ng the am day} Shirt ‘ Laundry : i workers must be based.” years. In case I get sick or have hours last night, but were reopened ‘© demand refunds because they} 11, orice and Plant: 944 West Huron. FE 2-0231 - Churchill fo Lend Pictures for Exhibit . KANSAS CITY (INS) ston Churchill will lend a number of his pictures for exhibition in — Sir Win- jto go to the hospital, does the! at 3:30 a.m. as the fog lifted slight- ly. It still remained heavy over) — the river and Cosst Guard officers 3 | Social Security Administration pay for any hospital or medical care?"’ No. Social Security payments '} [have no connection with hospital or medical care expense. * * * From R. C. of Morgantown, W. Va.: “I am planning on retiring the last of September. I am 72. for my Social Security payments?” some sort of proof of your age. Then, you should visit the nearest Social Security office and apply for the payments. (Questions on Social Security said one reason for the closing was now under way. He explained that the channels normally are 500 feet makes navigation tricky, even in fairly light fog. the seaway channel dredging work |/ wide, but with dredging equipment, | What steps should I take to apply|tugs, dynamite boats and other|# material connected with the dredg-| © Your first step should be to get!ing, the channel is temporarily| @ only 190 feet wide. He said this| © were “unsuitable.” the U. S. and Canada next year.) Bas | . x *« * Bee Hall’ Kansas City erecting cord| QUESTION: Why was the deed of the Good Samaritan so great? publisher, invited Churchill to hold ANSWER: Jesus’ parable of the wounded man and the Good the exhibition, Samaritan is related in the Bible (Luke 10:30). It tells of a Jew who The President was said to have| was robbed and beaten by thieves and left by the roadside to die. Two written a “most persuasive” letter;of his fellow countrymen passed the victim but did not offer help. delivered by Hall and Dr. Franklin|Then a Samaritan saw him, cared for his wounds and took him to an D. Murphy, chancellor of the Uni-!inn. versity of Kansas, during the visit) | FOR YOU TO DO: Paste the picture on cardboard, cut it out and with Churchill ast June. color it. Add it to your Bible collection. x & *& ($10 goes to Donnie Sanders of Greenville, S. C., for this anaes About 30 paintings of the former| Send yours to Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, in care of this oe British prime minister will be) new M we Coutts é thas tea? | _. hown in Kansas City at a date re eexiay: Why ee rds?) to. be announced Jater, The exhi- bition then will be moved to Wash- Pel a neat, |Missile Barrier Distant “Social Security,” in care of The WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen. Pontiac Press. Questions will be | Symington, speaking about an answered by mail fromthe Pon- | Stuart Symington, speaking about tiac office of the Social Security | an effective anti-ICBM weapon is Administration. Thete is no | at least ten years away, if it can charge for this service.)- be attained at all.” MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER é . While consumers don’t sing it, we hear a refrain these ge days from those who have ordered pictures (usually - of children) from itinerant photographers and are es anticipating early delivery. Some will report that they - thought there was a local studio—until they tried to ale a te a3! i ; Opportunity With Michigan’s Fastest : : coed ‘ find it. And others will express disappointment in the | institution. aac | Growing Super Market Chain: work and state im the photograph delivered is not aS like the: sample. Satisfaction in photographs depends | - Buttered: Up Bersary DON'T SMIRK! SMILE! C ASH ; ERS upon the skill of the operators—and you leave a lot to GLASGO oo yom ry] 4 salesiady has the most gracious smile chance when money is handed out to a floater—before Banga eT the theives for sev] asvone T have ever seen. Av T have FOR FULL AND PART TIME WORK : watched her it seems that her whole face comes alive when she smiles. Her eyes reflect an inner happiness that lips alone cannot in- | dicate. Ober people smile; the corners of ae their lips turn up but their eyes are dull— it is a smirk. One must dredge up the hap- piness, the joy in our hearts to make our” eyes glow with peace and goodwill. Then [| they will illuminate —— around - them. : .Emotions have a clear track to our eyes; a void created by the loss of a loved one is reflected in our eyes as if they Were mirrors; this faculty can be acquired, ee When you smile be happy; smile through your heart and people will smile with you. ] YOORHEES-SIPLE FUNERAL HOME | ] 266 N, Perry Street Phone FE 2-8378 you. see the finished work. INVESTIGATE BEFORE. YOU INVEST — and don’t make advance deposits on orders to unknown people. ao ‘VOORHEES EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT © NOT NECESSARY = Applications for Employment Taken Monday, Sept. 16 9 A. M. through Noon FOOD FAIR _MARKETS. : Deal With Local phatase | BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD | of the % “Pipette: ‘Area ‘Chamber of Srattateice Phone, FE 5-6148 © Waldron Hotel Bldg. ee ae ee ee ee a @ / y A A SES, SE RIED IELE EGE BEER WERE FULL PRICE FROM 512.300 lo see the most advanees mouses tp the midwest! 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Apc said last night that it juan then a & have been announced /na¢ moved the 60 men, women STARTING at El'by the State Health Department. | 88 children from Lincoln Mine Veuns, where he is billed! wilt “be beld|*™ cut a mile northeast ot the : Thursday, 19, at the Lansing SUNDAY cit wl re er ee Cen yaa ent 4 +t E RST SHOWING IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC i | i é : e Fi “i : i i i i fon show “Attack of the _ Grab Monsters” | g % i z i Tn a +. 7 Residents are expected Way Ayn Extra Late shew iturn. to. their homes after the Amis Tonite at 10 Fw tests. at «. only to give up 5 Che Hall and Broadway for the love of a- beautiful star! ‘BOB HOPE- VERA MILES: mil DOUGLAS AED St Fa > | Lad line ifice of Synagogue Administration of ‘the Union of American Hebrew Con- gregations. The office will help the Fran KENSTE w = oo Maple Rd. 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Find out how quickly ily you ean become s popelar “partner, Come into the studio f : ve ee rs | ei ae fi { : = ' 3 a 2 ry ; * t asta ; : i ‘i 4 - cs f bg ak. ewer Chere aa TH. PONTIAC PREss SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER - M4, 1957" i 4 hgh — Sinply Dost Ages ie cee, ed ot ae " Heli icopter Spots Grow Tells ph Grant y eee — tr , : Sun, Wels * “A Face, ‘a ‘eeEast of Bermuda Hospital Assn. has amouncedalbeen more attractive.” +} why: {mitted to other: passengers|Crowd,” Andy | grant of $2,500 to the Michigan : “a tat wa eto ee my going mar eo om the fare, Starts Thurs.: “The Ten Com- ‘ MIAMI, Fla, Hurricane Car- 5 Permission oust firstbe~ ob- ndments.”’ written threa League for Nurses to. publicize the pence nage ee es es mo 8 Oe ned den nurses. tained from the Chief of Police} ~ “EAGLE |U. $ mainland, was located 800/ The need of our rg Bien ono diad nop ally see DAYS Sat.: “Abbott and Costello: Meet|miles east-southeast of Bermuda -lor family parties in Alma, Quebec. SNATED 8 aks SUNDAY Frankenstein,” “Beast with ajby, & reco airplane to-| = 3 yi n.,” h on oa STARTING TOMORROW | ! : OZD>ERDO Million Eyes,” Birch. * day.’ ; aoe an, “The hurricane will remain on] , ; z ; a north northeast course : > Bans Boone, Pl east of the United States mal DRIVE-IN 34 o> yo nea Darkseid m aS a. m. advisory. THEATRE : Brod wiord Carrie. a severe hurri-|4 ba > Crawford, Ruth Ro sae with top winds ot about 110|3 HURON po wg at @ small ares near the/¢ = i “Sat. Mon.: “Beau James,” Bob| * #52 > (8 |Hope:, “Shoot-Out at Medicine} Shipping ins and near the path |$ MA 4-3135 Box Office Opens 6:45 P. M. * Bend,” Randolph Scott, ‘lof the storm was warned to exer- 4 Big? Thurs.: “Fire Down Be-|cise extreme caution. 7 ‘TONIGHT ONLY * Robert Mitchem; “Ambas-| The latest advisory gave Car- ‘A YOUNG STARRING— . 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WEEK-DAY SCHEDULE SUNDAY SCHEDULE — STARTING TIMES — Continuous Performance - 4 Ist Show at 12:00 Neon 4 2nd Shew at 3:50 P.M. ee Evening at 8:00 P. M. DARRYL F. ZANUCK’S ff - at 12:30 - 4:10 - 8:00 P. M, ' | ISLAND TOP | “The vast vistas stretch the mind, and the intimate touches CHAEL Cl IRTIZ : TY : move the heart. It brings the authentic views of the Bible’s land- BICKFORD: oats OCHRAN fog : THE a | scape to the man living on Main Street. It makes the Biblé iM So | SON. BMDP ENR; eee ere ee ott BO, What she did could + ROBERT ROSSEN a MIONPOCS «1:;. demites moving portrayal of THE TEN COMMAND. # is is teamed with MENTS will spiritually enrich the lives of all who see it.” the f JAMES MASON-JOAN FONTAINE - 4 i aurence [cuiiieg Ge tant SPELEMAN, Tahictaars tilelare | i DOROTHY DANDRIDGE onvier “The struggle of a people for freedom is eloquently told‘in this best-seller & JOAN COLLINS MICHAEL RENNIE: stirring film. 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SATURDAY; SEPTEMBER 14, 1997, fe : = : see —a 7 ee 4 2 wr same ’ patie ue eae eens Pee aes ee a4 : Bish 4 2 , i t Lae ee t on ® : ‘ Sg ; d wens a — : ' " , - — 7 : — bape i ig ; - =) we Sssseeet geviewsest © — Fa Stengel Sizes UpFlag With |S sm ~ BGamesleft |ramminsverssen eet Lions Meet Browns | es. t $ r 2 : ; er more) HR RBI Pct. : Shey ease Geer eS 20th Victory | : fe Se ; 3 FE ae ee * NEW YORK «® — ‘I feel better CLEVELAND—One could -safely tion by chalking up a record of and —— aie — los- : “ & 1s . i $3 - 3 ui a 0 how but we ain't in yet” say the Cleveland Browns have 10-1-1 against Cleveland. jing to the Steelers last week, 328 39 WO 13 38. (305 e312 ‘ Casey Stengel briskly sized up been the favorite “cousins” of the; New head coach George Wilson ait te ti Pittsburgh * hs 8 4 Z 4 } 38 : ted Mhe American League ae New Detroit Lions. | continued the held over the |21-17 and Los heaton 20-14, be- He a 8 7 @ 3 ye aed yosenany S ‘Ge ote Tonight the two teams meet for) piownss with a 20-10 win in aides the lens te Datealt.* . = 2 8 38 ee nm ork “Yankee aay ante ey ithe second time- this*season and Briggs Stadium in his debut with os 4 2S 2 6 sak a am pnd place Chicago Wee on there {oF the 14th time since 1951, includ-| yo ‘Tions, and one thing is cer | BFwm will send quarterback a uF 4 eee es Boo hepa ets straight,”|iNé Pre-season, regular season and taip—Brown is wondering what ppomeny Ries coger f. sy Rte z : i = ee 1¢ added. “Maybe w: 1 — a gemes. . he has to do te beat Detroit. 2 peg “ - 40 70 ac Bigs we have bs Gor pene Ce eeriet ad hin avail” Since the opener, the Lions have asa a we ie F et mS a pita Seows? ‘|Paul Brown to a point of frustra-ibeaten the Washington Redskins “Brown” in Cleveland pro ranks, as a ; “This gives us 89 victories. ; : Coach Brown will start rookie VET AT FULLBACK — One of the returning lettermen in the /¢ tC & "287 ~ | But the big thing is that we beat dim Brown of Syracuse in at- | PHS backfield is fullback Les Watkins, who last year saw regular | Avil we : 4 ‘Chicago 14 times. There is only tempt to dent the Detroit de- | duties’in the latter part of the season. Watkins stands 5-feet-11 and ee ‘hz . & 4 = wit thee bl fensive unit. weighs 165 pounds. Bee 70. he ie oe geod for 7% yards. 3 Ps gee are moving Angeles de , _—— PITCHING ‘ 7 AP Wirephete Spite the eleventh-hour effort in : H : tees Ley en 1 SHIN GETS BANGED — Mickey Mantle who just got out of nite ters ba tei beset m= hw t Cain OrQUNC the East to keep them there. | pucer, coe HF Mae's WLERa|mecre, Den ie a ws Tre the hospital because of painful shin splints, got back into the line- (140. heithack J. D raw apg deed . _Christopher. said ; Staley, Chi . 95 90 25, 39 5. a, se:50Cti“‘i‘(Q up against the White Sox yesterday and aggravated the injury. | sounder -from—North-Caroliaa At, Ori » Twi ve talked with New York a(bameg Be a9 1g) © 1s) 8 7 25 ied set We 3 }-He-swuing”and-fouled the ball. “Ir bounced and tore into ‘his left and M, took a kickoff and rambled Meet ioles in -Twin | dozen times the past few days, in-jmars. ir. 160 148 | $2 18S 3.59|Senford. Pail. a i BY leg and sent him to the ground. He then doubled fo score a team- 9 yards down the north sideline| Bill Today; Now Only |cluding a conversation at 4\Zovertak. "Bait. 303 TS is $ 3oibarciey, Nex. 711 @ 619 7 3.18 : ; MeLish, "Cle. in & 6271 Jones, St. L. 1B it of et 8 319 vae-te-aias site ee : Se, Bestel le, Bee Sat is . ee Ge 25% we Bh gsi: " 3 ae Silent Bats Menacé Milwaukee ave BES ats Reet By bei 3 erry, KC. 135 120 $ 19 3.07|Drott, Chi, 23 174 IF li 350 aa Sie fe Be oael icee om ee a ek re | | : fhe eee Ge? ime Gt Be S's 2% ta . Y’bridge, ‘ : rbghe ihe § faves Lose IA LaSt 7 Se" BG 23 1) ae Ay ie BY 8 for the second time in 11 deci- a4 : oe ay While the Tigers gave way to 3 - Nixon, Bos. 175 Uti 345\Misel L197 ig HM 82 730 372 sions, |\MILWAUKEE w — The first-jhauling a 2-1 lead the Cards had) rookie of the year candidate, lost | inclement weather, the third- |Free-for-All Finale Moore, Bak, Ga 1B ag 38 pe rim Be Bt 3B : le pl Milwaukee Braves plodded nursed for four frames. his second in a row for a 17-7 | place Boston Red Sox succumbed ; eS, Be S $3 3 ian tm. se $2 615 8 3.90 * Roy Sievers, bidding to become L Keegan, Chi. 23 3 32 9 8 B | ho Meet may 7 toward the National League pen-} The Cards scored one in the} repord, although all buf one of | to a 2i-hit Cleveland attack and | DETROIT (INS) — Grand Cit- Brewer, Bos. 224208 9 119 18 11 3.54) ; ipa eit te an beer, soe ~ le: asth nant today armed with silent bats. /eighth, but Marv Grissom came on| Cincinnati’s five runs agains{ | took a 16-3 defeat at the hands (cuit harness racing comes to an/Eucts (LT: 57 iS Surat s saeiueadin’ Phil, 168 Neh 39 131 wf 4a ceney,. Suneed We The \quietest bat of all is the 35-|to nail it by striking out the pinch-| him were unearned. - / | of the Indians. end tonight with a freefor-all|Germen, Ko. 108 98 31 4 4 8 377/Croe, BY. se 2 18 te for three runs that upped his inch ash wielded by/jhitting Stan Musial with the bases . = eighth race headlining a good week-| srown, ‘Balt. 133 119 35° 52 6 $ 3.46\Hiliman, Chi. % 2 35 48 S11 45 league-leading RBI total to 105. 4 h y Musial still leads te the Bob Friend won his 12th with a The Boston setback, coupled with! 044 card. i ram, Bek 3S se 51 GF 6 Sei Wenmeler, ML. 141 M8 et Dick Hyde’ won it, pitching five|Hank Aaton, whose hitting helped|loaded.' Musial s six-hitter in the opener for the|Detroit's idleness, cut to two and| " soniie, Detroit-owned trotter,|Lary; Der 223.208 of 410 16 Aot| Rush, Chl. im Ino 50 8 $15 4a innings of one-hit shutout relief as/PUt the Braves where they arejbat race at .340—four points ahead | pistes who cashed home runs|a half games the distance between leat Glebe last night|ourve, KC, iz ie @ 3 $12 4.1iidetfooat, Cm. 190 218 2 33 18 13 4.38 the Senators ended their losing|"°W and wise slump if prolonged|ot Willie Mays, who gained four|yy sianic Foiles and Bob Skinner. the Tigers and the Red Sox. | 0°HL.'S, oon te give trot with Donliseer: A: ide @ 4 Suipeee Mi ew we 8 See streak at five games and fled the|Could pull the props out from un-|ppjnts with four of the Giants’ 16 ‘A two-out single by Gene Freese |" Tigers and the Orioles will make| ti timteay’ an the sully % ‘ eee mts {33 fenah cm,” in & 8 $u tn cellar while the A’s dropped in.|der them. \ as in the ninth won the nightcap for|"P for the lost ground in thelr!’ The longest price. on the board, Moss. Cie... we S87 ¢ iB Sime eae tt oe " Virgil Trucks was the losser in re-| Fred Haney’s\club has lost six | Jack Sanford, Philadelphia’s |the Pirates, schedules with Tack Tigh id Sole Teturned 96120 for his vier mwah. Hai 41 7 $ $d8| Necker, Fnit i016 S07 6 491 fiet. of its last nine games, including today. Manager Jac Hoeft (t0TY in 2:05.1. Monit game—Keegan, Chicago. Kipcicn Cn. eid oo 9 ell 8a 5° cated he would _— a 51 verdict to Grooklyn last | the either! ? Widdlecff Hits |E=="zz%5=/AP Sports Writers Scan F==-~"—-Taylor and Robbins 03 for Record f=rmeree\Class A Football Loops I mateur Finalists 12-9 advantage. over Baltimore over} -< f the season, BROOKLINE, Mass. 0§—A Cal-|said he felt tired. But he just jonce. But his record stamps him ¢ | Baltimore manager Paul Rich-|ifornia dentist who looks on golf|to forget it and go on. as a golfer who could be danger- | é, ___ jards said he planned to start Con-|as his hobby or an Air Force lieu- * ie ous in any competition — - leads Dallas Tourney kt ok : — nan Severna) Orioles’ winning-|tenant whose duties —_ Play-| Taylor has played some of the| Before - {rales Cup sentchos, ; H : ' ; est pit a record, all tournaments of national jin which ‘to England’s First Round With 8-| Don Drysdale, the sophomore| rap ‘Curftatcemal: 'enkase 1 MiceRS Ar, bee, tt OTe eee, naw aw Billy O'Dell. pede TSM be. the wext Nooo hace = bovll spe ir a Wolstenholme, he won the 1957 Al Under Par Card Figuthander who tops Breckiya'sjsst Amwehied, bring the cup back to Califor- FAwR BELL, Mad. ta Mi-| Press, Al Cotton ba the ae Mage tenders. 8-3, . nia. ‘ e chael- G. Walsh's hminhim,| Citizen Patriot, ‘Chlest See ann tae ee y viaaisagh oes Winner Over Sandy Highland Park, although improving yearly, and Monroe, seeking | _ - : Rina a a ani Rr cabs goa at 160 yp ng es se Far Say Uy and Mike Sturm ; flag. onc & football revival under former MSU fullback Jerry Planutis, are ‘. : : whose swing and putting installed — ’ a regular on the tour. Johnson and| SYRACUSE, N.Y. UA pair of} not expected to be in title contention. Wings Oppose _|ite envy of other amateurs. Hisltoday for the 35th running of the| ‘hese mien, all_ veteran high | Stewart each had a 65 with fine|U"ranked middleweights proved] The Tractors have only eight returning lettermen but they include| ~y ° Cl b how aad heateuicee $3,500-added Manly Steeplechase’ school football observers, represent ) chipping and putting. why last night when Germany’s!, pair of great guards in Don Dimcheff, 5-8 and 205, and Milt nottt; Canadian u Sa aia Pitien whe Sind and Kaa Handicap. every section of the state where ! Er ecizina, scored itary Montry, a 63 junior end and co-captain’ Frank Pollard, hard-| + Exhibition Venturi weren't een Wits on nt baie dee play. | Saginaw Fight Show Randy Sandy, of New York City, | Uaslne fullback. Fordson employs the single wing offense. in. him. - HS ni pear gle gindisgogag agent vateg: secel | 7 Szuzina proved ‘a favorite with}, Wyandotte needs experience at quarterback and at ends but all) siiny gre MARIE @— The} > * *) ® The probable: second choice in ain undefeated season last ) Will Feature Lowry ringside fana'on the asi of hi tengue lavas Ye Carla 2 and 62 back at tacle alongwith ll pert: ed Wings Move aguiat| Robbing, 25. ls a skinny fellow! ettng i Maly tobe the four-year a were named the’ Nos SAGINAW, MICH, un — Pat|stinging right hand leads that/back Dan Galesd and halfbeck Jobs iam, their first opponent of to-|who doesn't look ap could/norse entry trained by D. Michael|Class A team in the state é jarred the rangier Sandy through- x * fF , taking on the Edmonton |endure playing 36 holes a day un- includes| First of | See aad gpagg Ridin ‘SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE nl in an exhibition game, |der a hot sun. But after he had , entry grote a tn bn 7 Canadian. welterweight, in a . * 9.8 By Joe Fyler, Muskegon Chronicle The Wines, defending claimp- gone the full distance to eliminate s|Sept. 24. y scheduled 10-round bout here Sept. | Szuzina, in winning his 41st bout, Muskegon Heights will go after its fourth straight Southwestern tone ef the Notional Mesiey big Rex Baxter of Amarillo,| : : / ag jentered the match a 7-5 underdog. Conference football title, and for the first time since the league became Lénienk:; WM tace. Rp tiled ee —. his only Air F Che : =: a jHe bas lost 18° and drawn in 13), threeschool affair the Tigers will be a slight favorite for the crown. asnnes Wesel with & sqand: of discomfort came feet. r rorce ampions : In gy Smeg aa . ibouts, Sandy’s record now is The Heights, Muskegon and B ion Hart have waged a hot | 14 ‘tun Gas vat se ae ee . oh a | \ [Duke Barrie, Michigan welter: | . =e "Tha now sn. the: maual mpeltem geld. “Otervien Cant Sop good breaks and a timely double - The Northern Tigers get the nod because of a larger nucleus of Wikia and sani ” 4 ' sparked Dover, Del., Air FRIDAY’S. FIGHTS left wings Johnny ¥ very tired. 2 Force Rear ten, somed Den’ Jone. |ervermen than the other two. McCreary, center Guyle Fielder, Sar te Ma- Base to a 43 win over Yokota, San. Melbourne, 9. (Weights, ghevailabe) Coach Oscar E. Johnson, embarking on his 3ist season as headiang goalie Terry Sawchuk, who re-| son of , Tenn.,|f Japan, AFB last night and the 1 RRISBANE, Australia — Dick Wite.'foothall, basketball and baseball coach, has 11 lettermen back, in-lturned to the Wings last spring|with one tre scoring burst! World Wide Air Force softball title Brlabage, MC Australian vesiem|ciuding three regulars. & in a deal with the Boston Bruins. that won eight of the last 10 holes,!vs ah tee Patrick APB. 30 p.m. ‘fa gyjgone are Wilbur Aaron, second team all-state center and ; Al Miller oa ae vs. Less — all-valley end. — ' INDAY'S § *t 2 @ «| New York at Cnc ;: Rs p.m. . at Chemnatl, 1: at Oy a The fight for: the Valley ‘crown Patsberte at St. Louts, 2, 1:30 p.m. AY’S SCHEDULE battle with Saginaw ready to make Puindsiphie’ ei Milweukes, 8pm. {a strong bid, and Flint Central tak . _ jing the role of darkhorse, : Home White Sox; Polles, skinner, Pi-| Arthur Hill and Pontipe have retes: | Blevers neo been relegated by the coaches’ paumer, relaaee: Thurman,| crystal ball to a wage battle urges, stay out of the : imen who will average around 200 pounds. Dick Jones who took over the quarterback duties at mid-sea- FIREPLACES! === == "|. Dick Whitmer will be back at his position calling | the signals when Pontiac opens its 1957 season all schools get into SVC action | October ith. In next Friday's CALLS THE PLAYS —. Veteran quarterback next Friday night against Wyandotte at Wisner Stadium. Whitmer is a 6-foot-2, 195 pound senior. Salle, Central is at Midland, Ar- thur is at home to Grand Rapids Catholic and Saginaw is home to Grand Rgpids South. . MONDAY— SUBURBAN CATHOLIC Pentiac Press Photo tae. \ = ; f} 3 a a“ ea A. PL SR De : ‘ + 3 2 "ae a ac BS = cee i ; - , 4 ’ ee i ye e ee oe ESAS See ed OTR THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, ee eee kp ae y ored, Saginaw Stronger, PHS. Doubtful gt | Chi ppewas Open Tonight “a i SAGINAW — Tho Central | the earliest college games of the VC Again ules” 'A Grid Scene Sts = erate Mo (This is another of a series of ee eek ip aha Odense ie oe : . Ar ite. writ dein couch of the few on the squad who may)spark of the’ PHS wrestling team 4 all ; : tet rotnaune z Sietecmann. titlens heat wane. Se. be naw Arthur Hill Stadium tonight | nation despite the absence of Isague: oaay we scan iho sonal annealed Bytjeee game actiee. ” ading guard con! 1. as sauna Red Feather game | Jin Peldey and Bob Mo | Postaae ae only three veterans with which to| Fred Staley, only Sfoot-7 ana |didate at 187 pounds. Mike Hardi- for charity. Namara, a pair of all-time : : By BRUNO L. KEARNS start. Quarterback Dick Whitmer,| 135 pounds has shown the poten- {man leads the pack at the weak x * greats at CMC, ce Sports Editor, Pontiac Press .g\-foot-2, 195 pounds, returns to call = may cara him @ spot jend poreape sas cigar aig Rego grag —_ he “palate deal hal cal : roster. some help transfer lan- year in a 38-32 scoring 8 iP Michigan's most powerful school- Sy eee em Nehlod Mien comnts ‘cantor Joe Hil Witt & 18 pound spendoter whe Gash, i dapared to sipesk Beet | naked tee Geteis ame boy conference, the Saginaw is lacking. last year was the dash champion| Bradley has a strong nucleus | High stars. Walter Beach, a ley, stole the show in the | =: *. % now at fullback where another let-io¢ the city of Detroit. back from its high-scoring °5¢ | starter last year as a. fresh lass A poll of AP when F ee NE Detleinemen, Las Watts plac retarce. Coach Bill Doolittle at Flint Cen-| contingent which had a 7-2-1 rec- | man, and Phil Officer will tearn- Northern and Bay City Central are quarterback candidates, but rhe rans are light and thinjtral pointing to the loss of 24| ord, . | at the halfbacks,. Another ex- finished 1-2 - respectively Se Ye 8 SOE egeemeers, one|for the; Chiefs. Willie~ Duncan, |jettermen“and only eight’ returnees * & Chiet, Ed Revis, is also expected does not figure he should take| Am estimated 10,000 fans are to see considerable action in * * * xk «x x xk *« * any darkhorse role. ‘Tackles Ken engecled & be a8 hind femane ot the ball carrying department. picture looks pretty Harden and Bill. Mills a pair of: same this year except ae 200 pounders pad the line = reversal of teams in the tingent. _BOWLE RS! ! > ted x * * te —. Northern ‘still has speedy Phil) Central, Gaines back at fullback from the pred strc will ae algal a se SUNDAY AFTERNOON-BB LEAGUE perience ‘¢ overy position . : not fee as any) —— Even - ua. replacements for all-staters Reler- MEET ING TOMORROW ih players , ord and Sharpe. Scie aah ae ae ee Arthur Hill, with Kurt Kampe SUNDAY, 2 P. M, and Dick Syring, the Wolves are starting his 7th year, may have fj . : ws tenntee s ota. ie are some =! at MOTOR INN RECREATION See : ae inaw. The Lumberjacks have a —— the weer tan = good nucleus in the line with | ie the pomp of ends _ —, gg toe the — gol ren = and Lloyd Schmidt. Captain is Soren te wetness) ARC WELDERS. pair of all-sta' pac After three: nonleague games, GROUP HOSPITALIZTION, PAID - HOLI DAY, ‘VACATION PAY Apply: PARAGON CONSTRUCTION co. dog! 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Matching velvet A_ wedding _held at Hotel Waldron for the— | : / ati ge JULIE HUTCHINS ~ Mrs. Chauncey Sanborn Hutchins of Orchard . Lake announces the engagement of her daughter, Julie, to James Stewart Hudson Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. James Stewart Hudson of Grosse Pointe. No _ wedding date has been set. (OOuSee Barbara. liane ‘Wed to Raymond Lange One hundred eaects wit- The bridegroom's mother chose nessed the marriage of Barbara a brown lace dress with dark Isabel Lane and Raymond _ brown accessories and a yellow Charles Lange this morning at rose corsage. For a northern Michigan trip the new Mrs. Lange has chosen a black wool suit with white Church, fur hat and a corsage from her Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Lane of bridal bouquet. State street are the bride's x * * parents, and the Richard — the couple will live in Big Rapids where the bridegroom is a senior at Ferris Institute and a member of Phi Sigma Chi fraternity. The bride ai- tended MSU and was gradu- ated from Grace Hospital School of Nursing. 5 trimmed the Sabrina necklines and framed large bows in lace mitts completed *their costumes. f ASSIST BRIDEGROOM Serving as his brother’s best man was Robert Lange. Charles Kreher, Earl Tomlin- son, Robert Schuster and Bry! Cisen sowie’ the Russi breakfast was bridal party, and a reception held Serra a aoa ie her daughter's wedding Mrs. Lane wore a lace sheath .gown with coral accessories and a corsage of Jay Hill roses, Many collegians have elected to go to some of the smaller schools in the state such ‘as Hillsdale, Central, Western, Eastern and Ferris. Today the Pontiac Press concludes its report of college students. We'll wind up the list with out-of-state students. OFF TO EASTERN Mary and Margaret Drake of Kiingensmrth road left Sept. 14 for Eastern Michigan College in Ypsilanti. Mary, a senior in physical education, is specializing in deaf education. She is serving as head counselor for Julia Anne King Hall, where Margaret will also live. Margaret is a freshman plan- ning to study ‘social welfare. * x * Another freshman at Eastern is music education major Jane Austin of Oakland avenue. Returning to Ypsilanti as a junior is Delta Zeta Sorority vice president Nancy Austin of West Huron street. Another upperclassman is senior Business Administration student Raymond Campbell of Waterly street. Stuart Choate of James street is a busy fellow at East- ern. He is a junior in chemistry, secretary of his frater- nity and vice president of Stoic Society. Another busy student is physical education senior Bill McLarty of Ogemaw road. He is president of Phi Sigma Epsilon and vice president of the Student Council. Returning to Ypsi for her junior year in early elementary education is Sandra Brown of Elizabeth Lake road. Accept- éd as freshmefi at the college are Kay Buchner of Chippewa road, Linda Burt of Baldwin avenue, Marcelene Dennis of East Huron street and Judy Cdffer of Monticello avenue. * & & \ Sigma Nu Phi member Bonnie Butler and Suzanne Cline THE PONTIAC PRESS. saTenpay, SEPTEMBER 1 14, 0st #5 | mance We Victoria Micu- Weds Richard Beyer White gladioli and pompon chrysanthemums banked the altar of St.’ Vificent de Paul. Catholic Church for the 10 a.m. wedding today of Victoria J. Micu and Richard J. Beyer. The Rev. Fabian Weber per-_ . formed the ceremony. * * ® ._ The bride-is the daughter of Andres Micu of Midway ave- nue, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beyer of Mt. Clemens street. * * * A floor-length gown of Du- pioni silk was the bride's choice for her wedding. It was fashioned with an Empire bodice, Sabrina neckline and. long tapered sleeves. The prin- cess skirt of Venice lace ended in a chapel-length train. : *¢ *«: The bride’s fingertip veil of French silk illusion fell from a pillbox headpiece of seed pearls and iridescent sequins, — aretha | ieide and she carried an arrange- ment of white roses and ivy in a chapel bouquet. SISTER IS HONOR MAID Andrea Micu acted as her sister's. -maid—of—honer. She -wore a ballerina-length gown of bronze crystalette,; featuring a bow and streamers in back, St. Vincent de 7) Victoria J. Micu and Rich- ard J. Beyer were married this morning in Paul Church. The bride is the daughter of Andres Micu, and the Arthur Beyers’ groom’s par- ents. skid wedding today _ Smith and the - Kirk-in-the- Hills was the setting for -the - 3:30 p.m. of Gail, Genevieve . Smith and Gordon ‘Alexander Mutch. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Stuart bridegroom's ; parents are Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Mutch. “MRS. GORDON A. MUTCH | J. Cecil Cox to Be Feted J. Cecil Cox, retiring assist- 5 Gail Smith Wed Today in Kirk Rite Says Nuptial Vows With Gordon Mutch at Bloomfield Hills “Gail Genevieve Smith and Gordon Alexander Mutch were united in marriage at 3:30 p.m. today in Kirk-of-the-Hills. Mrs. Stuart M. Smith of a self-front panel. The train was court length, and an open crown cap with - satin rosebuds held the bride's three-tier illusion veil. She carried an arrangement of white orchids: centered on a Bible, with trailing ivy and stephanotis. SISTER IS HONOR MAID — Gwendolyn Elaine Smith In 1945 he became principal _ cess lines. She wore a skull- with a cow! necklire and prin~ type cap made with illusion net. * * * -.MRS. RICHARD J. BEYER _ School System, will be honored at a public reception from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Madi- son Junior High School. ant superintendent of Pontiac's . of Lincoln Junior High and in 1948 when he was made as- sistant superintendent. * * * Graduated from Albion Col-. ~ serving as her sister's honor attendant wore a green bal- lerina length gown and carried: white chrysanthemums with ~ _ ivy and stephanotis. Brides- maids were Mable Harabedian, Bridesmaids Cecille’ Dum- _ brigue, Janette Weber and Carolyn Beyer and junior bridesmaid, Audrey Micu, wore blue gowns like that of od honor attendant. Best man was James Brow- er. Robert Pedroso, Richard Floyd and Gerald Getzan seat- ed the guests. * * * A dinner for the bridal party and relatives was held this afternoon. The American Legion Hall of Auburn Heights will be the setting for a gen- ' eral reception this evening. * x * For her son’s wedding Mrs. Beyer chose a light blue linen dress with navy accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses. After a trip to Lake Huron. the Mix Antique With Modern NEW YORK (INS) — Me- in dollars. Elegance is a point — laine Kahane, one of the ha- tion’s top decorators, . believes trend x * * The sleek, chic decorator — whose indoor-outdoor city draw- ing.room setup at the eighth annual National Homefurnish- ings Show is one of the high spots of the New York home - fashions exhibit — * * * “I think there’s a definite trend toward flamboyance, and I'm delighted to see it. Peo” ple want the rich look of antiques mixed in with their _ of view, not paying $32 a yard dor material.” Mr. Cox joined the Pontiac system as a teacher in 1926. He taught science and mathe- matics until 1927, when he was - couple will live in East Lan-. PATRICIA ANNE MOYNIHAN modern, something I've been doing for the last 10 years. sing where both attend “Michi- GIVES ASSURANCE gan State University. . the comfort and assurance you find in antiques. Modern and its Mr. and Mrs. ‘*etility is just too severe for times today. Edward A. “ ee & Moynihan of “I solidly, strongly believe in- East Lansing - tetior design is not just furni- ture and fabric — it’s a way of life. This is a real thing with me, like a cult. = announce the | engagement of » their daughter, motional need, they shouldn’t es e on ’ y Patricia Anne, \,. siavish to any one particu- “As for the materials — you ean buy wonderful marbelized vinyl and fabulous Renais- sance damasks printed on two- dollar linens. . “T believe in using materials that are synonymous with ele- gance, but that isn’t measured a member of Mortar Board. _ He attends MSU. of Drayton Plains are both returning for their senior year in early elementary education. Sophomores Virginia Colombo of Davisburg, Corrine Davi- son of Elizabeth Lake road and Carolyn Campbell of Airport road are returning to Ypsi for their sophomore year. Patricia Gillespie of Elizabeth street will enter EMC this fall as a freshman. Walled Lake will be represented at Eastern by Joyce Greenwold. She is a senior in education and affiliated with Kappa Delta Pi Sorority. Freshman Eleanor Has- senzahl of Richmond avenue will study organ in music school. More sophomores returning to EMC are Carolyn Hawn of Chippewa road, Hays Jones of Elaine Court and Dennis E. McCartney of East Kennett road. Other sophs are Mary Moore of Sheridan avenue, Joseph Remington of Maceday Lake and Kay Stickle of Lowell street. Kay left Sept. 13, to act as a freshman counselor. x «*« x Among those entering the freshman class will be Robert Holloway of Argyle street, Lynda McCurdy of Henry Clay avenue, Marylee Mogg of Norton street, Thomas Allen Smith of Barnsbury street and Charles Williams of Esther street. Judy Maddock of Sylvan Lake and Janet Moon of Osceola drive will be EMS juniors in early elementary education. Other juniors are Joan Wagley of Hammond drive who Is studying drama, and Sigrha Tau Gamma Fraternity mem- ber Duane Whitson of Harper street, who is studying English and history. Diane Pierson of East Howard street will graduate in January from Eastern Michigan College with a degree in dramatics. Returning to Eastern as a sophomore will be Jean Ingram Fl teal “Emotionally, people need “Because people do have this” to Paul M. iar style. The antique look has rl, son been creeping back for the past : A Ml a t few years. First it was Spanish, he Marun Xs then Italian directoire. Earls of * * &t Park drive. “Even cliff dwellers want a * 2 back porch, even if it’s a tiny Patricia was terace. It’s another part of graduated _the emotional thing — people from - want greens around them, and 2 -p: that feeling isn’t confined to | Michigan State city simits, ; University + * t where she is a = = a es ‘hdl ae a Hey, fellas! You aren’t going to get all that stuff up to, Flint in one load! Donald (left) and Douglas Alexander of Dover street and Joyce Schnorkian of South Shirley street will be an elementary education freshman. ATTEND HILLSDALE Traveling over to Hillsdale College, in Hillsdale, we find Delta Tau Delta Fraternity members Bowen Broock of Lone - Pine Court, senior Don Hite of Waddington drive and’ sopho- more Thomas Hizer of Parke street. Also over Hillsdale way are Kappa Gamma Sorority members, sophomore Margaret . Bundy and senior Noel Anne Cloutier, both of Birmingham. George Bergstom of Birmingham, junior Donald Kristola of Birmingham, freshman James Larkin of Waterford, junior Earl O’Shaughnessy of Keego Harbor and freshman Char- lene Sparks of Hatchery rodd all will be at Hillsdale this fall. Delta Sigma Phi fraternity members—junior Lee Goedecke of Rochester and senior Donald Sanzobrin of ’ Birmingham—will also be on campus at Hillsdale. Wayne O'Shaughnessy, a senior of. Keego Harbor, and junior Walter Poe of Rosshire Court have been on the Hills- dale campus some time now, practicing with the Hillsdale College football team. Also with the football team is junior Boyd Thomason of Calvert. eo bY * Lawrence Jerome of Rochester, who is an Alpha Tau Omega, will return as a junior. Senior Mary Ellen Kenefeck of Birmingham will return to Hillsdale this year. She is a Pi Beta Phi sorority member. Also a “Pi Phi” is sophomore art student Nancy Sheldon of pe menenaer START AT _ FERRIS In Big Rapids, there will be a number of freshmen from _ Pontiac beginning studies at Ferris Institute. Among them will be. Patricia Zielke of Berwick boulevard, Vena Frances Towle of South Winding — Jo Ann Giroux of Erie drive, lege with a B.A, Degree; Mr. Jill: Smith, Nancy McKenzie Cox went on to earn a masters _ and Alice MacManus, degree from the University of - * * .«& Michigan. Born in Farmington, he is the father of three sons. HT i 83 || gel lal! ; ; 3 STE i A ; Traveling trophy for low net Pontiae ‘Press Phete (they’ re twins) will be freshman at eo plorege the Paster aenehs = re Ri Flint Junior College this fall. They live enargiestl — —. on Dixie ft ighway. ~ Royal Oak Shrie Drill Team. Many From Area Attend State’s Smaller Colleges, Outstate Schools Robert Dorman of Waterford, Evelyn Collins of Bloomfield avenue and Violet Baba of Otsego drive. Returning sophomores will be pre-law student Eddie Adler of Silverhill road, Richard Bashore, a pharmacy student; ‘Delores Lutzkiw of Willard avenue, who is taking a secre- tarial course, and Jackie Dubay of Stanley avenue. Senior pharmacy student Charles Dickerson of Ogemaw road will be on the Ferris campus this fall. STUDY AT CENTRAL MICHIGAN A number of freshmen from Pontiac will begin their . Studies at Central Michigan College. Sharon Bedford of Marquette street will study biology, Donna Chilver of Auburn Heights will be in elementary education, and studying social sciences will be Tom Davey of West Bloomfield, Elizabeth Gregory of West Huron street and Stuart Hill of Pontiac Lake road also will be freshmen at Cen- tral. Jo Hurlburt -of Elmhurst drive plans to study sec- ondary education, and second semester freshman Charles G. Kanachos of Oakland avenue is enrolled on a pre-law program, ‘Physical education is John Osler’s major at Central, He, lives at Sylvan ‘Lake. Paul P. Christides' of Clarkston is a sophomore speech major and Charles Cowle of Linnett avenue is an education sopliomore., Studying music educa- tion is Nancy. Lary of Devondale street, ee ee ee Harvey Vincent of Rochester wilL.teturn to Central Michi. gan as a junior studying social sciences. Melvin Nunn of Rochester is also a junior. Carol Pendleton, a junior, of Eastway drive is studying elementary education. Kay Newlin of Oliver street informs us that she is trans- ferring from Eastern Michigan to Central Michigan, where a wit be a Be studying physical education. 2 rege 1 iat eee Meee Pe ep ee een poe 2 he Gis eae Wea a ; NEW WAY Rug Cleaners 42 Wisner FE 2-7132 Ih yopo!) 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Does that pay back our obligation to them, or must we invite them again some other time?” ee ~ Answer: Strictly speaking, you have paid back your ‘‘obligation.”’ ‘person you will wish to invite them again. “Dear Mrs. Post: Three weeks ago I was invited to a shower for a friend of mine. Up to the Nag ees ee MBER 14, 1957. : \Wise Wife Neves Makes. Public Jibes at Husband” ‘She Doesn't Remind Him’ About His Weaknesses and His Failures. By RUTH MILLETT oe There are some things no smart wife ever reminds her husband of when others are present, Such as: f | only he wouldn’t listen to’ her. for this or that. That her family was set against their marrying. That the man she almost mar. | ried is now Mr. Big, the infer- i ence being that if she had mar- | ried the other man she would | be on Easy street. i That the-couple ‘couldn't get by! |without her paycheck. | That if she hadn't married she! would: have had a fabulous career. | That the only reason the family gets by on her husband’s paycheck ~ |is because she is such an excellent manager. a a ee That she hasn't had a new dress| How she kept him from ‘making a mistake, or tried to, That it was her mone: that paid| — prize is not the courage to die ‘a-| The conan we desire’ and decently, but -to live ‘manfully. Thomas Carlyle Now With 16 AMF Automatic Pinspotters Teams Wanted For 1, Men’s. Thurs. Morn- Private Instruction PIANO - VOICE WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS Birmingham WELTON ‘Music Studio: 286 Bird St." MI 4-4248 i CONSULTS HER ‘FIRST That her husband always con- ‘sults her before making any kind of decision. = That she is Mrs, Fix-It for the| family because her husband can't) thumb. That her husband's boss doesn't appreciate him enough to pay him what he is worth. That her husband is the “big- gest baby in the world’ when he is sick and thinks he is dying if he gets a head cold. That her husband's family is a trial and tribulation to her. That her husband—big laugh— is a sucker for any kind of hair tonic that «promises to help him hold onto what hair he has left. * * * without her. Lambda Chi Omega Told of Convention Answer: At a shower, it is cus- tomary to open the presents and thank each giver verbally as her No further written thanks are nec- essary. Notes must be written to those who sent presents but who “Dear Mrs. Post: I am a young in my early 20s. elected national treasurer of Lambda Chi Omega sorority at the national convention in St. Paul, and Mrs. Harry Gemmel read re- ports. of the convention to Beta ‘Theta Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega when that group met Thurs- day in the Midland drive home of Mrs. Donald Bryson, Past Chiefs’ Club Elects Mrs. Kerr I ride the bus to and from work every day. On several occasions [ have offered my seat to an elder- ly woman passenger. “The other day an elderly gen- tleman got on the bus and my first impulse was te offer him ap pce pri cag etal erence I did not do so for fear of em- barrassing him. Is it proper for a young woman to offer her seat to a man? I would very much presiderit of the Past Chiefs’ Club, Mizpah Temple, Pythian Sisters, Tuesday at the. Cass Lake road home of Mrs. Milton E. Probert. Mrs. Delos Nicholie was named vice president and Mrs. Lewis Ellis, secretary. 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Fort’ Leenard|terday to six months in jall and ne il ES has decided not to appeal a terri-/ Wood, Mo., was Army Pvt. Clayton|a $100 fine. He was one of 76 Ne- torial Circuit: Court order that S, Clark, son of Mr, and Mrs, Sid-igro youths removed from a char-| Ollenhauer’s Socialists somewhat ney Clark, of 2515 Leach Rd. tered Tae aia lies they “ere _|tradited to South Carolina. In the course he was trained injof complaints that they were burl- Re canes NATO tne have chee Trask: earlier had said he would the use of jacks, replacement of|ing rocks and other objects at changed their mind. take the case to Hawaii's joints, repair of timber trusses and|white persons. Court. But ‘he said today that he of new windows and doors. Six other defendants were gg With Gomalka in power in Po- jhas put his faith instead in a -He entered the service last April turned over to juvenile authori- land dnd growing unrest in the ee ae wees ee and completed basic training at|ties, OLLENHA A tereed echo AUER: rere satellites, the Kremlin fears the [Carolina asking t extradition "ithe fort. The students were on their way — — - dangerous attraction which an |proceedings be dropped. to Parker High School for Ne- anti-Communist Social Demo- * +* *€ _|groes when they were taken from cratic regime in Bonn would | Page, 28, escaped from the South “Iv Boys Perish “|the bus, ot Nest many | I AUN SEE ae” ~e iota eae sd eel axomon as paay 1 , a life é The incident was one of : Betty Lou Fitzner in Port Huron, persong and Negroes since white man voter will therefore vote for|ys. 4 last July ender the name CHEBOYGAN (8 —-.A tractor eee cached up @ Mego preacher hen or against Chancellor Adenauer! + rusene Kuhn. He later left her plunged into a gulley near here|men roughed up « Negro preveser) TV PICTURE TUBE and not on issues of foreign and); rete yesterday, killing two of* the five PRECISION FOCUS | in San Mateo, Calif, camé here, pupils in an all-white high school] THE NEW ? ao ay en does|told his:story to's priest and sur- i paar Bh me a onday ELECTRON GUN Germany (NEA)—Westymidst of his unprecedented eco-|which he cares little rel ee Feds bat Dr eee Pinned under the tractor and THE NEW PICTURE GUARD queuncnune vote tomorrow, free/nomic contemplates. it killed were 10-year-old Jerome|Father and Son Killed VACUUM PROTECTOR —for the second time since Hitler|with a cool detachment. ik Circuit Judge Albert M. Felix Bar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond!+, Crash of Car, Bus THE WAPROVED we Of dictatorshig - foreign OC! Twelve years after Hitler's de-| That He Plans to Quit to stay extradition of Page. 9year-old David Boda, son of Mr:| pasrINGS uw —.A.father and} SILVER ACTIVATED SCREEN: _ cupation rules. © Neat West ie ed Trask asked the * of and Mrs. Francis Boda of Mulleticon were killed when their car - JHE SUPER The Bundestag elections.will thus). the abyss of war destruction, WASHINGTON (INS) — Agri-\South Carolina to reply collect. If Lake Village. and & loaded school bus collided! ps ayuniztip REFLECTOR mark another step in the demo-| pap “if not the(Cuture Secretary Ezra Taft Ben-inone is received by noon tomor- The other three boys escaped near here yesterday. Dead are a ven sence 05 cratic development of the Bonn) vesinant Ptiangemy ist(20" Spiked rumors yesterday that/row, he’ said he will telephone the the falling tractor. One of them, /Robert C. Clark, 40, and. his son,| ¥¥ MANU 8 SiON ay ay At1, And WE USE Federal Republic ‘lhe will resign and said he willl governor. —— Wallace Winters, 15, suffered a |William, 21, ‘both of Mesick. SYLVAMIA RECEIVING TUOES~THEY PERFORS the historie|~Urove. continue in office “indefinitely” at +) ke i broken wrist, The other two, | The bus was carrying 32 Middle- caren, importance of the occasion by dis-| There is a striking difference |President Eisenhower's request. / two South Carolina police lieu-\D®®% Va., is a 1941 graduate of} aanurt, were Donald Boda, 11, |Ville High School. football players patching Nikita Khrushchev and) between the despairing nation |. Quizzed at a news conference OM|tenants Dan Beckman and J. L.|Highland Park Junior College. and James Boda, 15, brothers of {to & practice field. Several youths STEFANSKI Anastas Mikoyan to warn Bonn's| seen in 1945 and the busy and jthe results of his visit with Eisen-/nojiars’ are waifing here to take « * * the dead Boda boy. were hurt, none seriously. 6 Tv. ‘Bales Service that Chancellor Konrad) bustling Germans whe will go to |hower in Newport, R. 1., Benson) page to South Carolina. They have| Scheduled to complete four Follies ild the beys were pulthig The accident occurred at an| Redio & T. a re-election would fur-| the polis in September. <* : me tolTeservations to return to the main-lweeks of individual combat train-|a child's wagon with the tracter|mersection of two Barry County) 1157 w. Huron FE 2-6967 — pede Germany's reunifl:! never in their checkered Mb ccmeacr Papas ar hich 7/204 Saturday night. ing Sept. 16 at the Marine Corpsion Old Indian Trail, picking up|"°** ; Wib-cese tho Menten Winsats fyrecderees Goat Gay are, today neg aad on tere a ow Fj . IPwe Rickard Di Sotextonts aun|vopled tote. the gulley when, Mf . | : . ” . Ric i , son of a nuclear war made Bittle im- |The Ruhr industries and com.\"messee "high otficiel of the eo New Fieldhouse Es cnt Moe Bert D. Suther-|crumbled a soft embankment along Donaldson-Fuller Agency, Inc. pression on the anti-Communist |merce are booming. Taxes have! Mormon Church said that Eisen-| KALAMAZOO # — Kalamazoo/land of 24 Miller Rd., Clarkston. [the road. . “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” ~ FP gmaese pgm pe ara cut and industrial insurance|power was “pleased” with Ben- rang will lay the cornerstone} The course included training in e x en the politicians of |improved. son’s report that farm prices have|today for a new $85,000 fieldhouse|infantry tactics, first aid, demoli- * -4565 the twe major parties. The lead- egeoeady new pension. scheme' shown a steady two-year increase. . past — The fieldhouse is|tion, field fortifications and ad- Claim Red Jet Fastest Phone FE 4 Christian Democratic party reduced the fear of inflatiun @ seco Iding under construc-|vanced schooling on wea . "a the opposition Secial Demo- |for the aged. Wages have risen : . tion in the 125th anniversary fund) At Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Robert on denice Kwsdh coasa renee 147 W. Lawrence St. erats/ consider any Soviet ‘sup- jand low-cost housing continues to Contributes to Hospital program. The campaign seeks to|A. Mills, son of Mr. and MYrs.\4.. soir new TUIMA jetliner, The pe A as an electoral kiss of jbreak new. records. FLINT General Motors |" a/8¢ $1,952,000 for capital improve- Frank L, Mills, of 323 “Main St., jet was said to have attained a = With these gains—seen against', S eepeby OrSiment. The new fieldhouse will be|Rochester, recently was promoted : A has announced # $375,000 contribu- Louis. Fite..Control Technician ease es eo miles ant t -eP Ai eel -ramp}#_background of industrial _expa to w drive to ratse funds fora lamed for Calder__prasident to—Naxy. I averaging 558'5 miles ~ Es be ks-( tim : state still riding the wave of pros- iad re < 4 new bag ana grat hospital. Goodwin Co. of New York. "Mills, a Rochester High School hour, esol a 2ton load. is = perity, it is primarily personalities’ social experiments should work'Thus far 1,785,000, including the) : I i | q —Sl-year-old Adenauer versus 56-|m favor of the ruling ChristianiGny gift, has been pledged to the! Teteate an Gen cprcieg Baby Has Big Appetite _ FUNERAL HOME year-old Socialist chief Erich Obl hedaed by en feat hat the op ee goal to build a 240-hed Gromyko to Fly out of Peas Harbor, > y ig Appe lange —caline then Geahistte $n o”' social , Demeerais Save, te Oe eV ereigal ns ZAKA, Southern Rhodesia (INS) | “Thoughtful Service” foreign issues that will decide the omy fue & | Minister Andrei Gromyko has; Army ‘ics 3.C, Jerry .A.|—Rancher Ray Sparrow and his & outcome of the general elections. : California has the largest state'changed his mind about traveling Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norval ‘family feed their new baby a ; . This goes even for German unity.| The difference between the | membership in the Parents andjto the U.N. meeting in New York |Bush. of 3004 Seebaldt St., Drayton milk-and-grue] formula through a’ 46 Williams St. . Phone FE 2-584l The politicians regard reunifica-| Christian Democrats and Social | Teachers Assn. in the U. S. withinext week by ship. He is coming/| Palins, recently participated in algarden hose. The Sparows adopted Pl M-Hour Arbulance Service tion a “burning issue.” But the| Democrats on key issues of do- | 1,529,756. -Ohio is second withjaboard the Soviet TU104 jet air-/mass parachute jump near Munich,|a. 350-pourid baby elephant after Gtean ©. Grittin o ordinary West German, in the mestic and foreign policy have | 657,829. liner instead. : Germany, with the 115th Airborne its mother was killed. . 3 TP. M. to 5 P.M 2239 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. "DRIVE OUT SUNDAY 3 BLOCKS WEST OF FE 8-3741 TELEGRAPH it) S WAREHOU ERECTOR ges Se SRS estinghousel Genuine Reg. $100 JEWEL GAS. ~ RANGE FULL INSULATED NO MONEYS OO DOWN! . Washers and Dryers FAMOUS Automatic Washer, : Model AW600, and Trade. eS a FAMOUS OUR 4-POINT PLAN: pe WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE! eWE DELIVER WHAT WE ADVERTISE! e WE GUARANTEE WHAT WE ADVERTISE! ©WE SERVICE WHAT WE ADVERTISE! ~ S ¥r. 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Other fences fall in the. purely PLANTER BOX FENCE — Gray brick planters that match Pontise Press Phetes Ed Vanderworp the G. C. Barnier home behind are joined by a simple wood fence das single ight mounted nthe center The Barniers live on _ Painted white. TES ee wt red poemalen ahd eae Frankel Lane é they bought the house. Someone with an eye for symmetry worked on it to set the stones so even- ly in mortar. It, too, is effective as a guardian for privacy. oT Pe ee -SHADES OF ABB LINCOLN — It is surprising to find a geniiine split rail fence farm near Kingston, taken to East Lansing for a time, then brought here. in a modern subdivision. The story of this one is even more unusual. Mr. and Mrs. . Ce ee ee eee aie Oey We Seana ete aie at Neil Newman moved into Bloomfield Knolls in Waterford township and brought _take it with them once more. TO MATCH THE HOUSE — The Harold J. ~ Owens constructed a log fence and support for Owens of 3795 Lakewood drive, Watkins Lake, = ee have a log cabin house. To match the house Mr. _ of that fence. ee ee ee eee CEMENT BLOCKS — Cement blocks put together in checkerboard fashion make _ property. Because the Tilton house is close to the road, some fence was indicated. up this interesting wall at the Arthur B. Tilton home-on Franklin road. Mr. Tilton The family did not want to be shut in completely and this open block design was the - saw a similar fence or wall in a magazine and decided. to use the design for his perfect answer. Painted white, it makes pleasing patterns of light and shade. ONE WOMAN’S WALL — Mrs. V. L. Sumner of 2008 Denby drive in Drayton flower beds on top were gay with summer blossoms, There are five levels of flowers. Woods wanted. a rock wall on the slope of lawn next to the driveway. Last fall she | Mrs. Sumner’s work makes an attractive entrance to her home. started building this ledge rock one. By August of this year {t was finished and the = BES $< , Be she DO e* i " 4 # ’ UESS WHERE? is an entrance in a ‘This particular one is at the western end of the . : ; iodas Wa catiodt Shucluena sendin tame Gon property. Through the open work at the top of MODERN FENCE — More and more of these woven plywood fences are seen. Edgewater drive. Both families have the same problems to be solved by some kind time and again. It is one of the gatés in the ivy the gates one of the school buildings is visible. ' Depending on the angle ftom which they are viewed, several inféresting patterns of fencing. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lund chose this kind, and painted it white to match Sgr esp asondlamed ers undicamcatcoellnys ten : at intra Tila Dey fo Sage Gertty Rebons Gd‘ eyeN Teck te COlppewe fence on their house. } | oes as Cee ee ee Se oe ee PT hae PONTIAG.E RSS. 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Two of the three Builders who are constructing these homes have already put in | 107 Squirrel Rd. 7 - FE 2-0233 3390 South Rochester Rood OL 1-0002 Jest South of Astere Bee = OL 6-1226 | bedrooms and ample closet space. Kitchen counter tops are For- __pitality House,” the model, will be open from noon to nine daily mica. Prices of the houses range from 12,500 to $14,800, with vet- - and Sunday, starting this weekend. The address is 612 Linda Vista J DUO Bese | erans’ down payment of $250 and civilians’ of $700. Practical Home drive, just south of North Perry and North East boulevard. Space ots bi mmmrmmmle reve He) “Roomate: flor Extra Bath AMMAR Sa CIoqing - S$ j 00 Wondering where there’s space If you want the pump to last, ( Le : : 'in your home for extra bathroom . |keep sand out of it, advises the/ |) | facilities? = Nationa] Water Well Association. |f) 52-GAL. 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Telegraph Rd. | Phone FE 4-2597 _ : . rving the Pontiac erie s se j Jd 5380 Dixie Highway _ OR 3-7715 1 Block South of Orchard Lake Road - (After Hours. and Sundays FE 5-0653) | ‘ . iP 5 % ae | . + i * 4 f | ; . \ om po | i 4 . ; 7 6 \-& : . | : i id ; a ‘ ey % 5 Re AO BN, bin ht Ke tbe tl 0 ile Rl thee ee ote dpe te I ip mci lantern ah pestle tale od angling einatbaliegen igi sitiiin tiles latest «ta ) ite ee be i ee a Nea ee ee ee ee ee ee _ pinks, An emerald green wall to ake ae as i } Pi ae iy ale sie. Sie A Si ee Pe ; ' ae a : led s ‘a i ‘ ‘ ‘4 i eae Bat i } * j i ‘ ae ; * } 2Be8 ' i ' Aga sie ae Zest “RWENTY-ONE toed Real fsa. Men Attend Meet * x Convention is , particular tered in ‘the presence at the Mi second choice of all the 48 states. 2 2 * - Otherlocal real estate men in- clude the following: Bruce J, An- nett, V, K. Archer, Lester R. Arie ‘and George L. Scales. Also attend- ing were Ivan W, Schram, Tom| — Bateman, Ray O'Neil and Fasutin J. Dobski, A Pretty Combination Pale chartreuse paint was used - for the living room of a two- room apartment. Draw drapes across the picture window cover- -ing one end were chintz in the same shade daringly printed in large leaves in three ,shades of green with exotic blooms in azalea wall carpet and several chairs up- holstered in chintz striped in all colors employed in the room con- — an exceedingly smart effect. * Cramer E, Partridge, secretary| . day evhing banqut of a former| chigander, HOSPITALITY HOUSE BUILDERS — Owners and builders of the city’s newest subdivision, Pontiac Knolls, Nathan I. Goldin, Sam Hechtman el netiapivimniclet are looking over Pontiac Knolls Homes Open on Linda Vista Dr. What the builders call ‘the most homes are scheduled to ‘be_ built exciting home of the century” isjin this new subdivision. At pre- open to the public this weekend.|sent about thirty are already con- Called “Hospitality House,” the/structed. They are set on lots, model is located at 612 Linda Vista drive in Pontiac Knolls. Two hundred and seventy eight \ 5 Has 4 wi He PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1057 - 1 ‘You Never Cai Have Too Many Counters’ ‘Designers gies Gat wei siews tops in a modest size kitchen. least 18 inches of countertop. The mix and fix area needs a mini- counter space the better, but they * |have worked out a definite mini- ' |mum_. standard for tile counter- Adjoining the refrigerator, for example, there ought to be at | A sink should have 36 inches of counter on the right side and 27 to \ 30° inches. on the left side: From 24 $0.09 loches of foet:proat ceramic tile countertop and a buili in cutting board are needed next to the range. : the walking distance between re- six feet and range to refrigerator, four to nine feet. Civcstant (839,782 square miles) afm designer suggests limiting frigerator and sink, four to seven feet; from sink to range, four to New Plan Provides. Retirement Homes A Florida builder, F. P. Sadow-| Money, ski Corp., Builder magazine reports. specializing in retire- ment -housing in Marathon, has a unique plan that makes it pos- sible for older couples to retire in their own resort-area homes, at an_unusually low cost, Practical The plan works this way: A few bye §. now \hacie, i. te: Peeian ter vacations. The builder yents it Builder, a house will be paid for by the. time the Comers one Fen to retire. Don’t use lacquer or any other volatile material where there is not sufficient ventilation; in fact, use such materials outdoors # at all that are at saat S0 x 16 ont have city. water and sewer service. Veterans need only, $250 down,| plus costs; while civilians may) -AUSTIN-NORVELL AGENCY, Inc. Insurance :7 |purchase these homes with, lowered FHA down payment of! only $700, plus costs. The total! iprice of the houses ranges from mum 0036 inches of counter space. is the largest island in the world. |years before retirement the couple! possible. GOLD BOND... BURMEISTER GOLD BOND...BURMEISTER’ GOLD BOND... BURMEISTER ec , ie te 9g wi F 5 wi P o = Z z gs. — Zz plans for the development. Their com pany, Prac |O | : tical Home Builders, Inc., is opening a ‘model | yi house this weekénd at 612 Linda Vista arive. “ Q Garage Wall 2 m wl Can Steal Heat 2 i> ated | oo are Hurry—Hurry, Buy Newt ‘it and living areas of the house - |may be robbing you of expensive! = Be eee eure eet Yon | ih wesaeatly Welected’ Heat No. 1 FLUSH DOORS | HARDWARE. fl go teeusice aur eal rae: 3.0» iwi Grade A : singer yoyo $29.95 ed outside. Heat often is wasted in similar $8.95 FB ig Sie ooo ccccccccccececeeeee /$12,500 to $14,800. Low monthly payments for both groups are available. All the homes are brick. Two ments. ofthe three models -have= 4pase-+—the_garage ceiling is not_insulat-— fashion when living quarters are built above the garage, as they are in many split-level homes. If ed, heat gets away and floors are $5.45 ee ee ee a community, using it only for win- : for the rest ‘of the year, making | - ee ee \ In” many cases, says Practical lawing °* * * a109 wazisigwuna BURMEISTER GOLD BOND af All have three bedrooms. I ’ Tin the large kitchens counter tops| CoM im the upstairs rooms. “$6, 25 Y —f FE 2-9221 } are covered with formica. Windows} Home-owners usually can stop a 2 - are the sliding type, made of|heat loss in the garage area by $ 6 4 5 0 40 Ww. a Jaliuminum. e | i a i The Insignia of Lawrence St. | Practical .Home Builders who ; $8 9 5 r] ‘|. Superior Service Corner Cass im — and selling ry houses Pu | ee eee eee > , ve ady put in paved streets. Sound Protection | nistinguished Insurance Ne City transporation and shopping $9.95 o Service Since 1920‘ Relph T, Norvell Iicenters are nearby. The builders|\ Wem MM | RE I tee ene regen eens cts seeres = i j ; “a ie . No. 526 B Brass No. 400 B Coat , 6 et ee ee ae tae Locks one oak Le ee fy 8* . interior styles, including homes) 45) insulation batt between studs No. 200 B Brass é Se tac cond | treme eee | $7008 Bee te Qe. | Basket INSULATION 100 $4.7. ......$3380 fe no st nn ady | Ee ova rg ome, Sat |G ie. 900 8 0 10 or More .............. $1. = ifrom noon until nine daily °. ras 25 32-258 | nated : Shyer tae es toa gaa aged Dose Bemper er Tip See $9750 = FHA TERMS Tos rears TO PAY FREE ESTIMATE Eat Rd levard. Perry and North te studs en cach side. | . : = y - | . =f WINTER IS ALMOST HERE ! jintalling mineral wool insulation |Q Inside Door Jambs phy . | Stop the Damage 9 emstys, sine Bats bar : ' H ets a few OOIS. 2 " Beat the Fall Rush Th {M e f D > place Se — ere No Joi % * Vo''x8" 9 : easily een § Prices and Delays your Kitchen woud, your Much| _ 18 homes wher rare wal Z Grade A Glazed Fir Sash Doors 1x6 Pine Roof Boards: 3 NOW IS THE TIME \ less a eee cir Yet the with wallboard plaster, or some > § 2°6"x6'8"x1%" : ! $95 Per M S : ; SY) reache : finishing material, * | ‘eugiau We're Ready to Go loeal poem peer pel re Sa eee . . ° Are You? ~ 7 ented riaptoae soenees. Foc tight, effective barrier agaiast | Grade A Birch Flush Doors Knotty Pine Paneling . . enemy is moisture. ‘ FROM Also complete 1x6 x8 x10. - wy, | . * “os The mineral wool also helps keep $ stock e sliding ‘95 Brand New Stock Q AMBASSADOR INSULATION fo: s.2-."ni05'ceraoe seine | 8.98 sian 82.95 | iinieithow : > un passage > z 2110 Dixie Highway, Comer Telegraph FE 5-8405 pious. I's wonder the bouse| side to the inside, t00. S CI Pond P; Mould; z show that when you wash clothes|__ — a ear Pon erosa ine Mouldin "200 Ft. or More = for your family five pounds of Pliers Star Drill Aid a g = moisture are — Just} pair of vine-the-piiers-t an s Moulded Bese ot 8, Lin. Ft. 9¥2c © Drip Cap W¥exl%e ............ 00005. Lin, Fe. 9e rm # ture sunly. If the whole family efficient and knuckle-saving aid|- Modern Bose 34x3¥% .............. Lin. Ft. 912¢ = Mould ' 5) text soescoooacus + Lin, Ft. Ie 28 E. Huron St. Ph. FE. 8-0466 — Sones a“ pene all agony be (witha star drill, The. pliers hold 8 Pst ig Sarnia hae i i rf ib Querter Round ax ° ash esisaecaes Lin. Ft. 3c Py Realtors ‘eked to the intake in 24 hours.” | 4" tad keep hands awey from t Moulded Apron 11/16x2¥4 =. +. ig aue Catan re eyes | How to combat this menace is| ccibie mi ses with the ham-|i Medern Apron 11/16x2Ys ...... Lin. e, Vee sin den an see el oe ayeers alee ie ger gl ~ 3 Hite booklet entitled, “Save Your| |S Window Stop Mext Ye 0000051 7 Lin Ft. Be Spring Cove Hax3%4 os. tin Fe dOvze & Moery’s Oil Burner Sales-Service pine’ the toot yous tr te] rp BD Window Stop Paxtye 000000 Lin Peesiae | Lettie S/l@rdae 00000 Lin Ft.avec 6 ~ BURNACES VACUUMED ‘asking. Just send your name and| This-ls an |@ Window Stop 2/4x3%4 -.......-.. Lin. Ft. 10%2c Bd. Mould %4x1% .......0 0... Lin. Ft. 6c ia AND OIL—-EXCEL—MUELLER a nd bal aint, ° ey, rr ee ee in. Ft. 21 : — srg oa Varie pee 5 comm AUTOCLAVED ase Shoe 2x%% .. Lin. Ft. 2Vac ; 3216 Rycroft St. FE 24910 Fee _emsiniestieata ashington 5, Concrete Block | - 215-b, Heavy But ’ eh ot ng ca EB EE No. 1 and Better 25/32 Exterior =. i Red Fir, 2x4 Sheathing = ‘= ff 1x12 White Pine Play Sond = is Sheathing, Fair Sec the Kiddies’‘Sand Box ..*.. va ir 4x 8% y . : | C. D. Fir Plyscore * Which Has Been High 5 nell 3 , y : Tessure steam Uur ° 15-Ib. Felt ‘x 2 Va!" V-Groove Oo | : ae ae ... and Here’s Why an 9 oe ie o = z 2 AUTOCLAVED Block 9 ‘< Before COLD WEATHER Strikes mS pastes ees OPEN 8 A. M. 'to 8 P. M. “A UNBANS ‘til 3 They have been subjected | fi ge to 350 steam at 100% | ius ° © You save money by buying before the fell rush This prodyoss -c Teper 1EG ar . 4 @ You are sure to have your furnace installed before winter arrives pre llr te ia Q Y the finest from. Goodwill Heatin . © Tesi nl se Raat eal it=cew ace | Wholesale . : and expansion . > esa ) Wholesale 0 Ee eg ‘Renew iz | a) No rere Down -3 Years to Pay » you 4 fied | BR Retail , Retail oC - cur IOCES.. . d : o . Your Heating Supermarket : ra LU MBER CO. 5 re) | «i “a EM 3-4171 EM 3-417 1 Goodwill Automatic Heating BOICE ~ la Above Prices Ate in Quontities Quoted Cash and Carry : 3401 West Huron FE 2.7849 Bays wend . CORNER COOLEY LAKE and WILLIAMS LAKE RDS. * tnd te 8 aan AE ck tne” ea BOND eee BURMEISTER GOLD BOND... BURMEIST ER GOLD BOND... BURMEISTER a ! ’ : ’ 1 ea F | ry \ < { te “ 5 ‘ Li i we \ 3 “4 j ~éé pours at ba Pant Ut as eee ie ae = poe 1 eae en) Goa ree } 4 * a7 4 ey : Mei +! ; 1 a> 4 oy é et 4 ¥ : io i - PA }* 4 Ei) * m { | - ; ' al | eye . See Us First! Financing Up to 7 Years Specializing in... Goroges Commercial Buildings Breexewoys Conerete Work & valle aay vom EE Siding Kitchen Remodeling Bathrooms “There Is No Substitute for Sepettined” Open Daily 9:00 to 5:30 At the flashing white light just east of Oakland A. MURRAY WHITE BOB’S BUILDING “iva . INCORPORATED is FE 40544 207 W. MONTCALM ——— |Home Building Products ~\Exhibit Center to Open } | ‘The exhibit center will be open| - ji daily. Weekdays, its hours are] _ [Plumber's Friend Helps. A “plumber’s friend” often’ can unclog stubborn drainpipes, Try it before calling a plumber. First par- tially fill fixture with hot water. | and commercial chem- ‘ical ma be the unt Uap to clear up ble and avoid a plumb- ing pe Space Heater Beats Chill - Chilly mornings and evenings are coming on, You can delay starting up. the feruace by using'a modern »-heater.-Compact - -in-de-}- sign, the gas heater is simple to and vent outlet. It may be as the primary heat source for a wing or individual rooms in install, requiring only a gas con- = | (ttle-s Lean: > ener sare eter Fe 7 nothing. Builder Over a Barrell? “> 1 Ha tufted pink-and-white check with| 8% lamp bases. If vanity mir- '*** + Ting its surface. White cotton fringe ; itrims the hemline. - 30-YEAR MORTGAGE 183 of These Beautiful Homes Occupied ONLY 7 LEFT—HURRY! Builder won’t wait, wants them sold at once, therefore, priced so low. New 3-bedroom brick ranch homes, including storms and screens, over 1,000 sq. ft. Equipped with Waste King Incinerator, Formica Counter Tops, | Forced Air Heat, Walk-In Closets. Paved Streets, City Water and Sewer. No SEPTIC TANKS. Large 75’ Lots.- Live where taxes are practically | OPEN SUNDAY and DAILY 1 to 7 P. M. . — |12545 LINWOOD ONLY § MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 483 TILMORE-—ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD T Mile Past Telegraph Rood to Fernbarry Road, Left to Top of Hill “Get Rich Quick” | BENJ. RI TU 3-4000 | “THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,.1957 | Then, with the suction cup over - as madé- bedspreads is immense, table HIGHEST ¢ ALITY— BEST SER' ICE ys in Trucks REP EASTER Radis n, Our Truc conc % You Cen Depend on Us for QUALITY... SERVICE oes SATISFACTION! . ATSMAN _. COMPANY 3995, Paddock St. —-FE 2-0283 Fs oe SLT FEMININE PINK — High school girl redec- _ self-adhesive plastic. Spray paint converts mirror . orates her room in pink and white. Old vanity in gold, table in white. Spread and vanity skirt gets new fringe-trimmed skirt, marbleized top of _ are lintless and washable. Help Daughter Redecorate Her Room I r EN ( On me n By KAY. SHERWOOD — a wide tube of fabric stitched; in a clear raspberry shade. Such (as) 7UMBER® H SUPPLIES “FUEL NEA Staff Writer ol hap card ned eine been Lo scatter rugs range the} me lc - a. Tt oo -+ing—at-the—top" for-acord = “tol spectrum, “coupling a luxurious pile mah. 49N SAG NAW ST FONUOL I ( i £4 404 If your growing daughter's room serve as a decorative laundry bag/with a modest price tag. is not the example of shining or- = lingerie, . : and scratched. But. this can’t be | Sp epee ho tte tty new pink: | and white marbelized covering Burmeister s MANUFACTURERS of ALUMINUM WINDOWS PORCH ENCLOSURES OUR SPECIALTIES! =cnn27=1[ ROOFING—SIDING— GARAGES : ====2=51/ MODERNIZATION | fluft-dries without Ironing. The color in a small rug can be ‘esod| Weaper al ‘on isl Call EM s- al a snowy white tufts are of crimped |+ lend sparkle to the setting. In rayon, which doesn’t’ lint or mat, our “example” room, we added Matching cafe curtains for the|an oval crimped-rayon scatter rug window were ensersibled | with : | BEFORE YOU BUY- ah ah extre pair St the cur- Stacking Saves Space =— YOU OWE IT TO" tains. In this case, several inches ware cuvel trek ‘he coraie (| A sterty visttem t belh-s YOURSELF TO SEE THE HUMPHREY TENSION: clothes dryer above a. “ Fen ect a acme (2|gaives a space problem in small lt SEALED ALUMINUM WINDOW! PRICED JUST: the top with a strip of white cotton |the platform i but directly above rol THE LOWEST PRICED WINDOWS! — - fri the washer, using %-inch rhs the scraps, it’s easy to/ for the a pony, Bad made out of . NOTE: These windows are not assembled and then br fashion a simple drawstring bag! pipe or by 2 x 4 lumber, | ; % 16 job — poe are custom built at your home to wi of an inc q | ie iE Y Ha of F 8 i mi rel tf Hi 3 iW att ora it 2 og 2 FH ze TL carv- ings or irregular surfaces, paint ey one ee * looking finish: a mea that sparked the attention | Where there are moldings, the i My a g Utes eabantes =f af 7 i d : BR! 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RDS. h ’ in | 3465 Auburn Road FE 4-3573 ae EM 3-4747 | Net. the cheapest but you can _) ee Gi 3 a E aa £ f pare ere. } f p: 7 Beaty ae > ese eee Re | a Fe oP ee TES ea ieee & ares ne ae Phe ak : Seo * } os 4 7 Soe as rs Ee f Saige te cif ae iz a ; =< ROOFING — SIDING — ENCLOSED PORCHES __. FAIRFIELD FACE BRICK onty $480 cometete — EAVESTROUGHS — RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL BUILDING —— WapswontH eh esd Cece Ci _ Beautiful Castone Front That Wi Mer Many Satisfied Customers Are ‘Our Best Recommendation scomnton atcx Fach the Appesrance of Your Home NO DOWN PAYMENT CONCRETE CULVERTS ONLY 9299 commusre oa _ TERMS HEATILATOR | e ee eee DOWN—5 YEARS TO PAY! U Pe 5 Years to p FIREPLACES. @ W MONTHLY PAYMENTS! P heen: @ AREA WAS INSULATED CAST-ALUM ge CALCIUM ALCOA ALUMINUM SIDINGS | y SILICA SAND F = : -. PLASTERS wi elotex insulating ir FRAME and B LOCK SLIP SEAL SEWER PIPE pop srarard or dete rom wind ‘Free Estimate CEMENT COLORS FE 2-1211 = | . SILCONITE Our Representative WH Call at Your Convenience WATER PROOFING Ne Obligation. G&M CONSTRUCTION CO. eae | . of our materials . | 2260 Dixie Hwy. North of Telegraph Rd. Pontiac -SIBLEY OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 4 P.M. | COAL & SUPPLY co.| wen l OPEN EVERYDAY 9 TO 6 + rie he By | = af r; | ae i 3 me THE, ; PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1031 * aa 3 . am 7 42 = fi aay {9% | Bu : ! 4 prc Under war de- | eT a by i learned how cia ; I on on f 1 eee =, "TERRACE] - f a eee Ae ’ ==}. ® "a i . | * <2 | Feit ag ON od | | i oe a eh ee a | ie * sant oun mo wal New een 4 . /»% .| AL hn > — ; wy 4 ; t a / ie he i ie ee eS =: ee pecialize in f i Pe{ ) ou ae. oumpater se abet | \ . prom \ | f° ROOM Phone FE 2.9071 se8 Mt. | : 2-6" 19-0%13-9 FAMILY : - Estebiisbed 1918 OM ‘ Get An Estimate Without Obdtigation |) rl Gow ioe oe hi) 9-4%21-3" Z HUGUS-MARSH | TTS : Wr ae ROOFING & INSULATION CO. | - 1. _vimst fon ‘ ACH: Se Be LO i GOOD FOR CORNER LOT — The ideal spot | for this house would be a corner lot, but it is | designed to fit any nofmal size tract. There is ' plenty of room for good living in the first floor CHANDLER ESTATES One of the Most Terrific Tri-Level Buys Imaginable 14,990 | Come. Out and Talk Terms With Us ® 3 bedrooms off the balcony ® knotty-pine kitchen * built-in Westinghouse range and oven * city water Model and Sales Office plan. The family room is two steps: Below the level of the rest of the house for an interesting ~ sunken appearance. ~ ea bal! _OOR\ Ae _ DROWN acarvin PONT, SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT — This cut- away drawing shows the possibilities for a fur- } FE 5-7823 nished apartment on the second floor. Plumbing room has cross In Beautiful Waterford Hills Estates Just 5 Miles from Downtown $ Pontiac 15,500 ag f. Wall, Ait Weel ° te Carpeting TRIS © GE Kitchen, AAALAA AMAMS MODEL OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Optional ®@ Telephone Outlets in Every Room , Paneling Inside + Fharmopane Windows and Tahe M30 West from Fenae Lake Real, Tern Left, HERBERT C. DAViS, Builder S . 416 Irwindale hee: to grace any residential section, directly above those on the first floor. The bed- CAPE COD CHARMER — Charming enough this Cape Cod house is a pleasant cembination of ventilation. PBUY DIRECT From’: YOUR LOCAL | ‘MANUFACTURER! size or style | - 20x16 double hung ........ .$11.54 INTERIOR FLUSH DOORS ....from $4.95 EXTERIOR FLUSH DOORS ....from $12.95 STORM SASH, 2'x4’...............$4.19 5 BASE BOARD .......:...........8700€ g DOOR & WINDOW TRIM.........$5.50C § “Sun-Sleddi ng’! door living has produced a new “Thee of patio furniture—the “stm lta lla hale nates ets cre cinseie pene eenbamaeani: DOOR FRAMES — Exterior . . $8.95 & ated ———— ‘DOOR JAMS — Interior . ve leeee es 9295 mithat's needed is a few. board feet . - @ of 2 x 2 lumber for the framework ! Contact Us for Coniglees Price List Wi which looks much like that ofa @ regular snow sled, Wood slats or | Bi canvas streatched across the top | gicomplete the project. . a | : ; | Don't stand directly in back of 2600 UNION LAKE ROAD . the blade of a table saw while it be | : operating ,as a kick-back can se | PHONE EM 3-4148 - Tithe material flying at a terrific SREREB EERE ERE REPRE rate of speed. NEW!.... PORTER Aluminum re ae ¥ Cape Cod House Can Have Apartment. ie are embodied in the first- {incl es. the wood, The resulting pressure vag are embodied in te ft crane t the chen, td pats ey et ee ee house with 1,390 the two bedrooms. Also. brick and white clapboard. The frontage is 65 ’ \ j Pi i 4 } 3 \ 2 oe | PA Re Re he oe es ae \ : *. ae js ’ / bos f i {pearance to the ‘exterior of thie house. It has a “come on in, the living, is fine" look to it, — Putty Saves the Glass Cracked glass is, often caused [phe bedraoms i that portion of the] ore. betheaie f HW43 is 65 o “, (ft 6 inches. ‘That includes a one- tices , care- so that it car\bé1. heart garage, although a.two-car ga-|by lack of. putty. ‘and paint on used for a small family, a large first-floor Fong oS wolid eae can be built where the size| window . Moisture: absorbed family—or for two families. — by unprot frames durin of ‘he plot permits, \The front-to- dimensions rea - are “25 feet 8) heavy rainfalls causes swelling Tho avchitbel, Bice Pout, tes given careful atjention to. this -~ WALL ™ iEis ! st Z ™~ —————<— SIMPLE extension of living. room wall makes foyer private for two family use. large closets. The Upper floor plan | also: provides cross ventilation ed REFRIGERATION SERVICE All Types—All Makes Commercial and Residential DAY OR NIGHT «SERVICE Authorized Kelvinator Sales & Service MASON REFRIGERATION FE 2-6400 1302 'W. Huron St. a the exterior of Seat, @ inches, tachaling:« cne-ttr sorage- CALL US FOR , eps os eee ‘ a Teme tow - ice rout UL CORWIN LUMBER: & COAL "STUDY PLAN ORDER COUPON 1 Pee ee tere, fag 227 5S. Cass _ HE ae ' Building Editor: I | Enclosed is 35 cents. Plegse send me a copy of the study i | plon of The House of The Week, DesignHW.63 | | 1 | Nome A , ‘| (lense pris a a & | Sareet { : i Ste (Ui ~S) - : * Ranch Style Houses Lead All Others * The public's preference for the “ranch-style” early after World War Il — con- tinues, with nearly nine out of every 10 homes built today of that type. x* *« * This is the finding of the United States Savings and Loan. League, nationwide trade organization -™ oteitional 4 : . : : a oven Toweip ahs lant nae cies te woe wea ChUrCH Schedules [Adult Education | hama Islands. Kindergarten students now total : . final meeting of the planning Walled Lake 225 as contrasted to 97 members Starting Tuesday x the Lake Orion} The. Union Lake PTA will meet| enrolled in the present senior class Special Services at Walled Lake day. Teachers will ‘be thee | ADDISON TOWNSHIP — Special! w.1r en LAKE — Registrati ae p and nominating cont #90 Pam. Oxford Music _|ed tor Sunday in the Addion/i°, "Casson ‘wil be held. in. the| See : Township Community Church, mittee for the organization meeting} At 8, the new principal, Wil an P Walled Lake Senior high school : - JOHN KINZLER be presented and} lam Doggett will be introduced Club Opening The morning service will fea- |night, beginning at 7. First classes 44% Gl Mortgage © eee 6 eee and in turn will present his staff , ture a message by the Rev. will be held next Tuesday. 3 BEDROOM. BRIC 670 W. Huron FE 4-3525 |) cornenter School PTA will | t the parents. New Season George R. Smith. At 3:15 in the | Any person 16 years and older. utes tute bakiniens have a get-together meeting for | After a brief business meeting-a/ , afternoon the Rev. Frank Hem- who is not regularly enrolled in} - $280 DOWN the parents, teachers and friends |social hour will be held with re-| Oxford — Opening meeting for| inway of Lapeer will speak, and ia high school program, is eligible| , PERI. ‘nocd freshments being served by sixth|the new season of the Oxford Music| addressing the. congregation at \to participate in the program. | é i Lecede snaities. ex \club: will be held at 7:45 p.m.| 9:30 in the evening will be the , ee HERRINGTON HILLS =a ho Monday at the home of Mrs. L. J.| Rev. Edwin G, Johns of Smith's | 0S fields such as bookkeeping, » B St Creek Community Church near | ‘YPing. shorthand, driver educa- + we Port Huron. =e tion, contract bridge, cake dec- : , en ee I st HILLS = ship winners whe attended music |Curtis, the Rev. ‘roll and an instructor can camps this summer. Included [others will be a part of the Sun-| stemmed. will be a group of nine vocal marking the advent ie FULL students Interlochen Na- harvest season Cecil Scott, principal — > {Decker school is the supervisor of Fi : a: \who desires further information’ Mrs. George Wood, social chair- ‘may contact him at the school. | ’ |man, will have charge of the tea Factival Is Sunday | | which follows. | ° 4 AUBURN HEIGHTS — Sacred County Births 1 © Residential Wiring Installations L School D heat -sne. he, water, plenty cf cehtuets, Tases ein apeer School District {Heart Parish here is holding it | . a Mil ik ath annual Fall Festival on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Gene, Burkharét_an- hemes one 0% Lots are 80 feet and. 845 West Huron St. . shopping. pee Ft 2-3924 & FE 2-4008 beastie wiog nay oo 6 at ncaa oa iano leas ws new’ daughter, Bandre a % Mile West of V | , ’ five-mill, two-year tax aimed at | the Parish grounds on North | Mr and Mrs. Charles: P. Cummings e West illage of Commerce Tepoce echools, ‘The special tax, | Adame road, between South |*"¥ M+ versio 6 ts: eas on Steeth. Road— : approved, would ‘Boulevard and Auburn, and . 00, to be used for additional cecds ‘will go Into the Sacred [teu te birth ef’ aauemier L840] Open Daily and Sunday 12 Noon to 8 P.M. | » classrooms. . Heart Building Fund. sta ae Almont mn “A roast beet difiner will be|the Parente of « daughter, Deberah Sue BENJ RICH ; Church Renovated served between 1 and 6 p.m. In-| ser, ana. sere. stanley Romesewant an-|] a e OXFORD — The interior of the|be pon vila, 2 vastny ot oe - ee Madan 12545 Linwood TU 3-4000 Immanuel Congregational Church|ments, booths and a photo gal-|son,, \™« M%™ Mier Cash Bare « new/] OT : | songsmal ta Bs Ree sr —<—<—$$—= It’s a long hop to next Father's Dice: been with white aE: ke : cre pe ; os Day... but that’s no reason why bbe a _taptoned Ask Avondale Parents fA You Don t Need Much trimmed in walnut, and red|“S ~ Tal fe invurbnce satisce poe cushions cover the benches. Alito Monday Meeting SASSO AZ: pee Money... P . MR. AND MRS. HARRY A. WHEATON > the American husband is « pretty : a new Boor bes been beat to have us build that new addition, porch, garage and breezeway, attic rooms, base- ments, foundations, siding—in fact, any kind of remodeling you have in mind, we can do at a real saving to you. . . The reason: No . residents i . : Plans t ter the platform,|worried about the “school bus) branes ran «or Wing fe, ME i]ford Newlyweds Spend xa cover sand te asi withers” here have asked that, o- — =e = A all-purpose buriding” dig ecti st Avotiale’ High ! nation’s nners. . 4 ; + meeting at. Thee away mitin v. s FLOMEYMOON iN FOTIda he stand’ neat spine. sch, Monday nok a8 8 : , - i . to the bone, rearing a family and; MILFORD — Honeymooning in{Valerie Houston, Connie Steven and| providing for current and future ‘ i ee canes : Florida are 2 Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Nancy — Patrica Mastick| BUILD TRU-BILT salesman’s commission to pay—buy direct ... and while they may|heaton, who were recently = no ee ae Ney ad from the owner and save the difference not always be setting the world on| Tied in the Christ Lutheran Church| acted as ringbearer, WITH BLOCKS . fire, > Ryo their best. If|here before 250 guests. Pte agra! the groom ay te : : all bang-up successes, * * * tton, best man, and ushers Gary . : ° _ at they try to be the very] on. i the former Margaret P.|Hodge, Robert Wheaton and Rob- For Free Estimates Call: vomine wen x eae! story she Fee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, /ert Stanley. | ALITY TESTED of a ee From 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.— other day"about a famous actress Ear! G. Rice of 2060 Garden Rd.|_ The couple wit rende at 1124 TO GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST a} oem wiper PE 4.5063 buying pairs shoes in r-|Mr. an rs. Harry C. eaton ° ” . - “ ence, Italy. foay lady a be of 1020 Clyde Rd. are the earerea . al Waandard spenttuetions. ‘Shay are oe a tas torn bes we aekde r: TE 4-6101 Senity a tinea Pe ats of the bridegroom. : ‘ve i newest t... to assure you of quality, strength, Sane pantie, Fo Br ei. bie howe] Oe cars {| eB eee . Evening —ME 17-1011 E OCa- ’ -} : i @ : ' Pa ta iron, Mita, Bee ted lace. She wore a tneerip] “gs Warn oes HL TR UABIL TT "UaNGrRopucTs 1 Wei troemoney = MICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS = Pg a. ah teeny Files oF carried white mums and TOW : TY CO. bed COMPANY ' ys J remember, Realtor . A : | W ER REAL . 1992 Pentise Drive FE 4.9531 : aN $377 W. Huron St.. Pontiac Pee is the bird to ‘see. 1050| Mary Rige was her sister's maid OR 3-8393 NEAR TELEGRAPH AND ORCHARD LAKE ROADS ie | iron Bt, PE 4-3881. of honor, and bridesmaids were | | , Ay ‘ : ’ 3 1 é ean Le aA f Be a er ae ™ oy ea a TE SRSA 9S ae aie \ Sa Poe tes 8 See es p Pe eo ay ee Ee ee eee ee ‘ { + A 2 4 at 7 ‘i ee é . Sot A ‘ e ; tosh a E é ; 2 : 7: i if : : J | ; 4 i 3 Mall § = ie Hee fy ( fs : rae ts 4 : aS ens : : oe Liecolotinnahcirsa \ sarc MOLL SIAR aN ‘THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.1957 _ el ___ TWENTY-SEVEN.| is nie a , 3 = .«‘|> | [HE JACKSON TWINS i ee ET Ae vee + | _-ByeDick Brooks + °- , - On Government Time - \» "| :Aseioulture thought of sing an Fishes in Palace Moat . LONDON W® — Each mioming| Ministry of Works decided that an these days @ man here goes trout] infusion of trout might liven the fishing in as unlikely a spot asiplace up a little, one would care to name, *: £ 4. The man is a government clerk! The Minisiry of Agriculture and employed by the Ministry of Agri-| Fisheries to oblige. “In cdeuee tie idkakcas Gioranten Ger oneat’ i Seaweed Ween time—in the moat around the| The trout, fed on ground ox liver jewel tower of the Palace of West-|and herrihg, thrived. ge OE See ae Cia nate Not long ago member of Par." let. : EROS 2 see the 13 spanking) liament, ‘who prefers to be anony- oP Er" rainbow trout he landed in six/mous, was peering pensively intoHard Thing to Clear Up * ft >E i € ¢ EgE ot Eg cry FE 8 EES J 3 z : = ip ae ie r the moat, pondering the problems} ATHENS (INS) —Housepainter's| - * of his constituents. To his horror,|apprentice Anastasios Psommas of Westminster is/he saw one of the Ministry’ of| was given a key by his boss and the House of the British Parlia-|Agriculture trout chase and gulp told to collect some paints trom ment. It is maintained and beauti-|40wn one of the Ministry of Works'15 Voultis St. Psommas absent- fied by the Ministry of Works. goldfish. : mindedly went to 5 Voulis St., P3 til a few mionths ago, the ¢. £5.28. turned the key in the lock and) ff moat was beautified only by a} The M. P. notified the Ministry|walked in. He had a hard time sprinkling of water lilies and some|of Works, which asked Agriculture|explaining what he was after in goldfish. It was all mildly decora-|to kindly come and remove its|the Voulis St. Branch of the tive, but dull. Somebody at the! trout. ' tional. Bank of Athens. - | i BOARDING HOUSE Wy MMMM HAK-KAFF/«-YOU SAY ~ SHE, BY THE WAY, HOOPLE/ONE DAY Wh ai) cauce cae WHILE YOU AND THE MISsuS gre Wats BACK TO ME WEREN'T HOME, YOUR BROTHER > JAKE BORROWED $5 FROM AGNES «TOLD HER HE HAD TO awe A TOOTH PULLED PRONTO /7 By T. V. Hamlin S& WHO'D A THOUGHT | ITS RIDICULOUS, THAT'S SO MANY PEOPLE WHAT IT 16! WHY, I'M WOULD WANT A WORKING HARDER NOW “TIME MACHINE! «: TROUSERS REMIND | NANCY ME OF IT AGAIN, : h WON'T You ¢ ia “A THE BIRDS ARE ALL HEADING Veco ue © Merttion 3) THE ENEKGY! HMM. vis paon. 4°14 THESE WOULD WAKE A] N.LOVELY WREATH! OOKED AT EA Gervice, he. 7.0. FEELLELMO! 57 L OUT OUR WAY GO AHEAD AN’ HOLLER--THERE'S “ | INGANCE ! » Su , : By Edgar Martin THE ENGAGEMENT RING... || IF YOU'LL || I'M OF THE OPINION THAT | NOW WOULD YOU SUGGEST PARDON /|/SOMETHING SMALLER AND | WHY SOMETHING? PERHAPS YN SAYING |] A BIT SENTIMENTALIN DIOWT FIVE CARATS, HM-M2 SO, SIR... OLD-FASHIONED MIGHT x pe BE MORE PPPROPRIATE! — a7 \i@ 33 Uf 3 : aia (f — a waren teeters ; Y bs mA, )y oe, mix HW PM i : D 1967 by NEA Servies, ine. VM. Rog. U.S. Pat. On. ; y T MORTY MEEKLE By Dick Cavalli - . me “YOU'RE _ Bv McEvoy and Strieber NEXT, MR. ' aeecerae | | necnle AUS : See im) 00 YOU HEAR ME tons aratorL \ /, | ? / “4, a, J : “= ‘ oe Yi | , \ / VK \ HI © 1987 by MHA Gorvien, teh. T.M. Reg, U.8. Put. Off, - . ‘ | : By Charles Kuhn , 3 : Se | i ee) ea eed HALF ACRE CASTLE _.. John Morris YOU JUST EXPLAIN] | IT DOWN ON PAPER // SCRIBBLIN', GRANDMA/ TH’ PROBLEMS... YES 91R, STEVE, THAT WAS A pe hony PARTY AT YOUR , . as : & ,2 } > . . y, Lm [- \ é t ; ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY! SE the ? } : Fi * Fr BS. 3 ¢ . TEMBER 14, 1057. ee mee y ee pe > - i % a i 230 cal ry ie a Swe Pe 2h 3 . . DETROIT (INS) ~ Ta tome: aut, eae ee e ng-at that a motor car of some sorts—| . Current Dividends This is -not a recent change in dividend policy, but has con- tinued for the past 25 years. tthe Jedication a |Announce Marriage and Mackinaw City, at either end of the bridge across the Straits of Mackinac, are planning an elaborate four-day celebration for of North Branch Pair NORTH BRANCH—The former Betty Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Chambers, and Roy Hallock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallock, are announcing their marriage, which took place on Sept. 7, in Angola, Ind. They for Sept. 22 ROCHESTER—St. Andrew Cath- Barbecue,” to be held Sunday, . |Sept. 22 at the church which is located -at Third and Walnut streets. The prime beef meal will be barbecued in an outdoor pit, un- der the direction of R. J. Deans from Michigan State University. Buffet-style serving will be from 12 to 7 p.m. Proceeds of the event will go. into the church-sehool ex- are living at 4090 Huron St. pansion program. PETER J. COMPAU ver Funeral Home for Peter J. Compau, 67, of 499 W. Huron St. ficiating. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. a son, Richard, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth West, both of Pontiac: a sister and three brothers, Mrs. Clara Rollison and Alfred of Pon- tiac, Archie of Phoenix, Ariz., and Joseph of Keego Harbor. - Mr. morning after a long illness. — — DWIGHT ANTONNE HOWARD month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Nancy Lee) Howard, of 492 Colorado St., died Thursday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, follow- ing an illness of nine days. | Service will be held at 2 llow in Oak Hill Cemetery. 1 The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Farmer-Sno- Service will be at 9 a.m. Monday from St. Michael’s Church with the Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly of- Besides his wife, Ella, he leaves MRS. HUGH R. ROWAN months. ham of Holly and Hugh L. Rowan of Clarkston; three sisters and three brothers, all living in Pon- Mrs: Hugh R. (Clara) Rowan, 57, of 525 Whittemore St. ‘died yes- terday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- pital after an illness of several Surviving besides her husband are two children, Mrs: Pearl Gra- Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas a sister, Mrs. James Leach, also of Marlette, : MRS. TESSE PAQUETTE HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Tesse Paquette, former resident here, will be at 2 p.m. Monday from the Dryer Funeral Home, with burial in Lakeside Cemetery. The Rev. Harry Parker will officiate. Mrs. Paquette who died in Bloom- olic Church here has slated_a ‘‘Real} - tiac, Mrs. Charles Thornton, Mrs. field Hospital this morning, resided Marie Cline, Mrs. William Cotter, James, Joseph and William Black. Service will be at 4 p,m. Mon- Dwight Antonne Howard, five- day from Donelson-Johns Funeral Home, The Rev, Quentin Williams, Compau died yesterday Baptist Church, will officiate with Cemetery. Mrs. Rowan’s body will be at the funeral home at 8 p.m. today. at 2200 Telegraph Rd., Waterford. She leaves one sister, Mrs. John Block of Detroit, and several nieces and nephews. HARRY E. REYNOLDS TROY — Service for Harry. E. burial following in Perry Mt. Park Reynolds, 76, of 141 Florence St.. jlifetime resident of Oakland Coun- ty, will be at 1 p.m. Monday from Spiller Funeral Home, Royal Oak, RAYMOND M. LAMBERT ‘MARLETTE — Service for Ray- Bruce, Michael, and Marvin How p.m. ‘Monday at the Frank Carruthers Esther; two, daughters, Mrs. Lola Funeral Home, with Elder G. J. |Johnson, of the Church of God in| both of Marlette; four sons, Ivan ‘Christ, officiating. Burial will fol- mond M. Lambert, 71, was to be iheld in Reorganized Latter Day Besides his parents, he is sur-|Saints Church here, with burial in vived by four brothers, Dennis,|Marlette Cemetery. Mr. Lambert -,died of a hearf attack while ‘work- jard; and a sister, Marilyn, all at ing on his Marlette farm Wednes- home. : |day aftérmoon. | Survivors include his wife, \Grimes and Iva Leona Lambert, of Grand Rapids, Orville, Curtis and Gerald, all of Marlette, and with burial in Troy Union Ceme-{ tery. Mr. Reynolds died in a Washington, Mich., rest home early today. He is survived by his wife, Flora: two sons, Melvin C. of Rochester and Raymond H. of Royal Oak; two grandchildren and one great- grandchild. MRS. NETTIE SMITH LAPEER — Service for Mrs. Nettie Smith, 88, will be at 2 p.m. Monday from the Muir Brothers Funeral Home here, with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. The’ Rev, During the recent NADA meet- late in October a substantial in 1957 model inventories will sult, : sales contests are aiding in the outgoing. mode] cleanup..- The majority of the sales con- tests are based on bonus pay- ments to dealers reaching a cer- tain percentage of pre-set sales quotas. The payments range from $30 te more than $200 a car, - : A sampling of dealer reaction to the contests show a sharp division among the retailers. One view is that the contests stimutate dealer activity. Another is that they en- courage price discounting at the retail level in order to attain in- creased unit volume. : The critics add that price slash- ing by only one retailer in.a given area upsets the price structure of all retailers in that area. However, it has become fairly well accepted that price competition at the deal- er level cannot be avoided in/s0al a market wherein the supply matches — if it does not exceed — the demand. * ® * Shopping around from dealer to dealer and from one make to an- other has become commonplace among car buyers since the indus- try emerged from the scarcity era that marked the first five or six postwar years. The present buyer demand for price concessions is in sharp contract to the merchandis- ing of a decade ago. At that time buyers were willing to pay pre- miums to get prompt delivery. The price consciousness of car buyers apparently is not going to halt another round of increases with the coming, of 1958 models. Undoubtedly it will serve to hold down the advanpes to some ex- tent in the more highly com- petitive price fields. The only price tags so far an- nounced for 1958 model cars were those of the Edsel model. The Edsel, of course, .was making its Frank S. Hemingway will officiate.'initial appearance on the car They also show factory-sponsored | ing in Detroit, Bell - suggested correcting these practices by MARKETS | fs s mre ‘the type of man they want to 7 from the industry the bad actor, Phillips of 38 Texas St., Rochester. Detroit Produce _| the unethical dealer, who is not Mrs. Phillips is the immediate : going to live up to these stand- past president of Pontiac's Cook- The following are top prices cov-| grag aoe eee? ont’ Geta te vane’ Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. is e *« ¢ Markets by growers and sold by|building @ multimillion dollar tire The alternates chosen were Rus- them in wholesale package lots./Proving ‘ground on a 7.900 - acre sell D. Thompson of 86 Mark Ave., Qutations are furnished by irl meal gto cas Hear from the Cook-Nelson Post; James) Detroit Bureay of Markets, as lg mereary a Avon "Township, from the. Ciel| vee. ac naiiog, a tesghe Onnatin Avon | ; Pon Post; Harry E. Sisson of Fruits q5iT0ad, a farm tire straightaway, Conta, Sen Se Canam Seiki Sn ane on : £33]and a gravel road. . and Mrs. John Sacks of Clawson,| ee SS 72 *~ * & -- ' 5 Peeeeerreeeeee i to ar : ~~ Delegates will be sent with a tea a vos fe permit speeds up to 140 miles A di: t u ” se eeeeeeeetee an = wi ( way ceosciatas tan OCmumoe }.73| capable of handling runs up to 1600+ if a delegate cannot 2.00| Miles per hour. SS 3.50) Uni Sta Rw Co. has make the trip, 250) United States Rubber 213) introduced a new passenger car Many Legionnaires are planning 4o0|tire “strong enough to make air- to attend the convention on their SSlcratt landings st 140 miles an own. It is considered the year’s {3|hour with seven times the weight biggest single American Legion 2.90/normally carried by an automo- a. 7 | “ay ‘Wires in wile now tre~called the U. 8 LAST LINK OF ROADWAY PLACED — An- AP Wirephote it 7 & -other important stage in building of the Mackinac _the last piece of roadway deck steel on the sus- (och) dos.....01.22 139/Royal epg rad oat eog . Bridge was passed this week as workmen placed __ pension span. = 381 Be — —— —— ‘aa A 35|strength made by today’s heavy, | i= . 0| powerful cars equipped with power _, |Bridge to Be Ready Nov. 1; News in Brief & ely Dedication Set Next June r,s coy ss o 20 al : 2 guilty, Thursday, to drunk driving . IGNACE w®—Nov. 1 still is Authority, “‘if we can open it four,|before Avon Township Justice Lu- S . 4 Satins cuenhee tuto et tielivee or ox dave ahead of thet, wel@er C. Grom, anil ves suntsbesd = i| 5 |100-million-dollar Mackinac bridge |will.” to © days im the Oakland County} ‘ 's two a7 after failing to pay ye Lay Recta, executive] ,, Nabi met wit representatives |riny Ohs $5 conta ‘ of all contractors in an ‘effort to HURON + [secretary of the Mackinac Bridge) gitermine if an earlier firm Orbe 3: Wales: NOTICE OP : opening date could be agreed iy ryiawn Dr., pleaded guilty nn Se oe ee ; upon, The contractors held out will be by the = reckless driving, Thursday, before Coy Soctmtesn “in, the ‘Comannentes for Nov. 1. — West Bloomfield T; hip : : oo, Tosedey, the ay oct te _ _— Work is ahead hed peng but/Elmer C. Dieterle and Alege! Dealer Reaction Varies the saines at the . |much remains to. . Specula-/of $95 plus $5 costs. Poe s Map of Ordinance No. to rezone to f aso ine tion on an Oct. 15 opening date was : EE ee nog neces tr bet rote nie, rgmet nae Wind Up of 97 Model Cars Lots : — " in. . le . Se goed ft SL pan for maniac et gueine| it we can improve ona Noy. 1|two whee, eed «tonto OULTMUIates Sales-Contests;*., iets. from natural be shut|opening, we will to take advan he Riemenschneider . Auto \ Fe BS Ge Seta ee ee ee wr it eas ax lel ths revehuen,” Rubin eid. \Snles Co, 3i2 8. Saginaw St. ; arket and Ae Rey ar erk|nounced by Amco Chemicals Corp.| A toll of $3.25 per automobile will/sometime late Thursday night or By DAVID J. WILKIE market there were no pre- : aept14, S| "The plant, at Brownsville, Tex.,|be charged. It will replace a fleet|early Friday. AP Automotive Editor vious model prices with which to 7 will be closed within the next few|of ferries operated by the State = 3 DETROIT « — Most of the na-|compare the announced list prices. : H ¢ on which the Fried Chicken Dinner, St. Mich tion’s leading car makers wind up * A y (The next et the|months, with reduction of the work| Highway Department on whic ael's Hall, Sept. 15th, 12 to 6.|1" 5 coum ate On Zovaship Beard vit be neld Montey./force to begin Oct. 1. toll is $2.75 per car and 2c for/aqults $1.50; child 7c. Under 5 mode! The prices, however, were com- at 8: of Tuesday, 2 2 & each person, free. —Ady, |month. - |petitive with the -1957 listings of tentatively has been set for next course, will be a sharp drop inifield. This could complicate the June 25-28. A St. Andrew Group protection: aS —— 2 — rin dlearan Edgel competitors The twin cities of St. IenacelSlates Barbecue | mentum with 1958 models . HTtee ute N : as $190 per: most 1957 models this month the be under 300,000 cars. West Bloomfield Sets Community Chest WEST BLOOMFIELD. TOWN. SHIP — A quota of $16,271 has been announced by the West Bloomfield Board of Directors as their 1957 Community Chest drive as co-chairman, Between Oct. 5 and 25, some 250. workers will canvass the ter- ritory to raise the money neces- sary to. support approximately 18 local health and welfare agencies, according to Kenneth Sanderson, publicity chairman, The West Bloomfield Boys’ Club has been added as a new agency. Man Injured in Cave-in Still on Critical List James D. Rhue, 29, of 2774 Wis- was injured in a construction cave- in, Monday,. is still on the critical list at Pontiac General Hospital, man: ; Rhue was injured when one ba of the 15 foot ditch he was ‘- ing in, gave way, ner St., Waterford Township, who |: according to a hospital spokes- Seems Unlikely_| by Daddy, Sisters & No Preparations: Made for Detroit Area Strike Slated for Sunday _. Detroit area milk strike set for tomorrow by the Dairy Farmers Coopérative Assn. appeared un- likely today to go into effect. * * * Samuel Bailo of South Lyon, sec- retary of the DFC, said no ing in the DFC to do what I can.” ‘ “Tf there is a strike, I'll go but I don’t see signs of one. There Four Persons Hurt in Headon Collision Death Notices ee Nas 7. nd age 12; dear father of Jack and : brother of Claude, Archie and Nile Can- - field. Puneral service will be held 13, . 1957, inaw Bt. Monday, ber 16, at 1:30 =. from H. Moore eral Dr. Tom Malone : Aaron Mr. Dudiey Auburn COMPAU, 13, 1987, PETER. J., 499 W. Huron, 67; beloved of Ella ‘Cope dear father of Albert A. Compau wtteed ant" voneph "Coapat Funeral be held Monday, at 9 am. from 8t. is Rev. Fr. ficiating will be ry “pm, Sunday Began at the -S8nov Funera. bf Farmer er ‘ome here Mr. Compau will Ne a] 2 mers e.g God khows how ‘such we miss ber, Never her memory fade; Lev. inane ever wander, To the Ang V. is taid. __. Funeral Directors 4 Donelson-Johns Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Plane or Motor Ambulance Service— FE 23-4378 Cemetery Lots 5 4 CHOICE LOTS AT WHITE CHAP- el. MA 5&-4531, WHITE CHAPEL — CHOICE LO- cotiene,. two graves, 6125. Six, $306, 23-2167 WHITE CHAPEL, 3 GRAVES, ON Main Drive, FE 5-0064. = BIX GRAVES, FE 4-021 WHITE CHAPEL _choice location. BOX REPLIES At 10 a.m. today there 16, 17, 18, 21, 2%, 28, 76, 80, 85, 117. The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 28181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. errors should im mediately. errore be re The iis | yz? ae if tt Fi Hil we 3 eedt r Hl ee<24eeeuu we e Wanted Male OP Ee Ne Nt lls 2 BOYS, 17 OR OVER, FOR LAWN co. peste =. _ at ACCOUNT ADJUSTER Excellent Good Liberal plan compan benefita available. Contact Mr. ‘ox, Associate Discount ~ _135_N. Saginaw st. LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD) 136 E, Pike St. Attention Boys. ‘In Waterford ' We have cacrier routes available 30 p.m. Put your ap- one. the now or i) Circulation Dept. The Pontiac Press A FEW MEN Sal cantly ‘helpful’ Apply 1004 life insurance. . O'Brien Heat- Voorheis. EXP. LB N FOR DAIRY om, MA 43143, lnoah veer foot Good . s a 7. Hospitalization benefits. Call ok pe a City Mich, TWinb: FURNACE & SHEET METAL MAN Graff Sheet Metal, 54 N. Parke. Furnace installer and re- pairman, year-round work ‘to right party, must have tools and car. Apply 78 Paddock. FIRE FIGHTERS CITY OF PONTIAC GIRL & care of 1 Scraper & laces. r © OR 33100 ee" MAN WA route, Make own boss. mins, IN, 8 child, FE 44317. od ATORS doers. Exp, oni OR _3-1253 - - ig igion oney, be your - i] fameus MeNess Medicines, me tod address, J h, NNR HE 3: ee ok , ‘ sige 5 % Ve St Gate Ie a eS Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ort oon cash PRICE BEFORE : eenbcrt & H ARGER 33_W, Huron St. FE $-8183 LAND ConTRACTS BERVIaED, #1 "Cha: n Real Estate DRESS, NAVY BLUE, “BOUGHT oe t Penny's was stolen in Kresge | a ine ret oe PR wr Dixie See. . MORTGAGES ~ “eat, +B ins Re tA wt GOOD PROPER ‘ Dixie. after 5 p.m. ronan PRS jacar| Pi, Stes BP oS Ape, Untrnted , Farm, Loan Corres . ap oon bus stop. wth make ye | 4.boeet PARTLY FORNISHED : FE 40521" Eves PE 6-8001 e BITE. PVT. T! west 6-762 RAVER SIOO RMS mS MANAGER made, ples aan A OVE $1,000,000 bath. Uiilities. tura. Laundry fag hn Adal ron ANTED |-EXP. DINNER COO Help Wanted 8 tia cn bp a | Available to purchase land con-| Ganga) Nn = ue Foune, MAN. WOULD LIKE tracts te action! Call SS REDECORATED: OW Tit 7 aronoow oo Se Mix ( concrete in hee aye g aoe ALL MEN OR WOMEN DESIROU: $b st besas” iene ai Walls LOST: Bey rE 4-3581. 1080 W. uron |} ys Near H a Fin on . Colum la = 14 tant in Pontiac +{— Bir ere: of making 62 to $6 per hour ful ated Fema B ; _the Bee Line ES 3 BEDRM. OM, HEAT, LARG! . * oss. as, a xk. x TC = cea od 116 qb ap Gril . Per A ty to 12 am. - ~ oan oF UP “ a side rap gi Oe oan one « ? ¥ Pe Wanted Land a clad aoa san ve aoeee’ os. OR. veut, —-* Wie f PO ® ‘Box 29, Flint Tish Nemsanstcltg Wake fae GOOD MONEY ek ~~ ylllalleatmaid woh. Pe Chats | Retin vaePaERE Contra { ‘ad hati matali Colored, “40 irwin = ; Pontiac - DAY seRviCE. - taoRTAGa,| #2 : me For inte Pres beat te Wanted: Salesmen. At once, Men 1 a of ae | / Mee. eld, mele, black back, Ted | Cc s 2 y Rooms 8 B aT “UTILITIES, ree 33_lewin. -— : TRL a iT TRONINGS 1-DAY SERVICE EPRIGERATION anp| sollar. Near Crooks von cilents waiting. Interested | _dow ROOM yt Ost, FURR. : mint ip MA = yan?) “1 hia tnd housework,” Say ~ wii W. DINNAN et Dana ae AY SERVICE” 2s APPLIANCE 8 SERVICE. “Member Sep Anewers te Mite, Child's & “aither a or season land | 3% ROOMS, er Sie & BATH. —— Mille Myrtelle Apts : time schoo! janitor work, Write nights, references required, ___ ares — EEN | sien, Bi remtac.Oukinng Count Re RETURN RED A ip mse ceria et |e Rae ae DOWN. | BEDRMS, GOOD CON rome as, Box 63, ame vd Do You Need | &2, oeines. . PICK George Frayer. proprietor. white adie. Prone no ques est deal in town. See K. L. |? ROOM AV? Beginae., PE 48503. yard. Pvi. path. 960, Merny ©. uneiger, oe goers aes Ga | {| PS th, ea es 2 tet iaghaes rata |" TE St Bares seen ick bene-| nity ‘and’ we “conalitions. "No aon one Joe “ed aaa iC HOME, | ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- GREY K. ie fen Me re Realtor |? 4,3, ROOM ofines inci Winter |) RM. UNFUR : oF for sdvansement Mek calls a si boo or more. per month | eer et ee pe eer ee ie. Ba Fre: BAe. ee White unde reat tne auc Plant. | 2330 PE ¢403| fates “MY $0171, 468 S. Broad-|* corscavite . ae SURGE | See "That to all it takse to nave one| > #3 BM ARTS, EVERY CONG | ee ear Sat eT = PAYROLL & COST | sun ve (gO Fae STERINOIREW OR REPAIR| Notices & Personals.25| "*!,st,{ou" oor: sare _-Aubura, Otflce in tee capny.| Peds Pe Sta, after te CLERK school chhdren, New ‘home, in| Coe. or Mr. Mills: Mille TRONINGS DONE IN MY HOME PiWork. guaranteed, FE sane. | .NOtic ersonals 25) Sopraisalvan & Guick sale, Your |? ee AE cae UNPRY| es Ba AE Good F Stay 8 day wk, $35,| macy, 140 W Maple, Birming- FE_#-3042. s SAWS MACHINE FILED = home will be treated as one Bet. ons 3 RMS. & BATH. $60. ADULTS opportunity with local man- 4 ham, Mich, MY HOME. WA- | Manley Leach 10 B st.- _AA TE our * pitteen{ 3 RM. ON SECOJD FLOOR, ON | only. FE 1-014. : a ee é see is Moth TiyG BUSINESS bO YOU WANT” TO BE RID terford area. OR K | eee ) Bagley St. nosere your fects, Prt a —— — know-how at ce serv. West Huron. h pony FE me RMS. PVT BATH. WEST . retailing foud worries? Middle- AND DELIV- consulta- _ 23-8041. Sunda: av isa e. Real nice. . Jerry E. ge & = 8 a ais If you tee close te town, Inq. 29 A0- may ), bigh school & willing. Give experience, age, | REG Dat AID SUPPLIES — 730 / rw 41157 $05 Ells Take Rd.| 20%. Cane , diploma of equivalent, que pare If you are over 20 ang know| & refer time | nursing, Light housekeeping, FE enominee Mrs Wallace, FE | —— ———— | _ burn. tn_rear: ical condition. Apply typing young : Box 64.| _ 5-0023. g, aie ee bine CASH HOURS y ROOMS AND BATH Office 3) 8. Parke. tiac executive will. tent you A g | ZIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING, SEC ay top soll cow manure, IN DEBT? $ CAS $—48 326_Prospect | to be his private sesretary! 7a | Misct Director 3 ae er EN eS Tans HOMES—EQUITIES }? an woolen garments. Must be ex-| oe - in: & - m -| Pontiae Osteopathic Hospital. SINGLE WOMAN, 35, W “asurance “Agencies 17A ; _ple or girls. . rienced Ai Famous Dry| Graebner's, 313 $4192, , evening work beginning at 6:30 gs : Ae ; ROOM APT. FURNISHED ON Cleaners. 4800 in Utica | Bank Bldg. PE S027. _- 7 or later Own | yransportation. | 5 : IF S Wright & Valuet lake for 2 till TO L | ‘saleswomew to home _Ph 3-5037_after 6:30 _p.m meunan st Reprewegint Co.'s 45 OAKLAND AVENUE $17 dollars weekly, first ond lust REAL ESTATE SALESMEN: Come MI 2 w and | Ww. AND IRONING. REAS | 4 L PE 8-941 PE_6-0003| Week, Deposit, near bus line. FE to where the money is . PE 42544 ED TO GARE | eres, Exp. Rose Hil)| _rates. Phong PE 40181. ustin-Norvell Agency et US LISTINGS WANTED |s‘au~ for children. References. FE = wend 90080 WASHING. & RONTWOS. CALL | FF 20271 After 6 ea} .. (oS Real Estate Sales Za GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Employment Agenceis 8A Fea WORE 10 _W.__ Lawrence Comer ‘Case Give You] Placeto Pay | 88™inow “vou STIRS MES Jae rerrenege coles pocsie. gob) Live ta. sus. : WOMEN SEEN ee Lust: call bo. INSURANCE Ease Your Mind | PRorstry rues rouR +5443. GAYLORD | REAL State MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO CARE iween 5 & ny RORIRGS INSURED BY PEONE Restore Credit i wee a EVELYN asting, & JR || Nichotie & Harger Co. | WE ARE NOT A sctslie R Middleton Tel YOUNG LADY WOULD Like BA | 3 W. FE J SALESMAN — We need one full REAL ESTATE : braiting BY, we housework. rE aad LOAN COMPANY sai too DOWN. time man to fill s vacancy yg OF ab a EDWARDS |= 2103 Laundry Service 18 MICHIGAN CREDIT $2,000 DOWN 5 . fait tor the right man for ad-| ing Tight women. be, willing Building Service 12 COUNSELORS fe vancement. refer ene with ex- aoe oe and — > VOCATION AL L COUNSELING Nae ~ FOR PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- Above Oakland Theater _ $3,000 DOWN i : : Ee he ae a oe Ser cne| eter" over voter Sask AAA SANDING Safer nese tomer, 5 | OE Sate, Sees oer; AND MORE DOWN |! die fed Get? oat Soe : = ; a TACE CURTAINS PLAIN OB RUF: | : 3 . ach- | {ROOMS & BATH FULL BARE | ning and Sunday ee Apply in — ——_—_ os, in a THE $64,000 QUESTON c ue 8-2050 ied, Seeuttully chet. Pustbas Bonus hostess” gift for Sept. OR) Our buyers have money for on Bes oe ts gna : mont call Fee 3-043 endl TH. BROWN. Realtor | LH. T “BROWN. Realt TOUR PRESENT x [Ai BASEMENT PUT UNDER | _Leundry. Phone FE 2-si01. CADIES — UNWANTED HAIR RE: -— 3 ROOMS AND BATH ROOM BRICK APARTMENT — 1362 W. Huron Ph. seltor as W. Huron Ph. pe ot OR MAVE YOU | s resent i Ales house ed fend & IRONINGS. CALL| moved. Call evenings, OR 3-2885 x = seve — Close to 2 downto acetal Patt = 2es . RUT THAT mes = —_ ON AND. THIs , { : $65 per ao SINOLE MAN FOR OEMERAL| RFECEPTONIST FOR RUT LEADING NOWHERE? TAL GAGES PORCHES, = AT Ee ‘DATE Edw. M. Stout, Realtor entrance. Very clean. 1 small * Call Realtor beping ae Be Nidge, PE ¢3581 farming. Steady. 41770 W. 10 Mile ¢ IF CALL EVELYN breezeways, additions, attics and andscaping 18A | sponsible for ény racted | ‘7 N. Saginsy st. $8165 | baby welcome, $22.50 week. In) OF O21] _—_ GReenleaf : _ COUNTRY “me EDWARS NOW! - recreation fooins oe by any other than myself, Leslie Open evenings ‘til 8:30 aoe at 30 *piidwin ‘hve. and Near vear Slaven: SINGLE ELDERLY HANDYMAN, BRIGHT YOUNO THING erro | PCS comercte os brick work, | Oe eee ee nities ss e Ra meee | uaet now management. Newly living quarters ished in ex- RECEPTIONIST'S post is : 7 bsnl nS . No mon colleen A -8 ee. ie) bah , Mich . om BUY RUN | Sted BURNED | 3 ROOMS, PVT. BATH AND ENTR. pengecge Gp bath Ae han or some work, PE 44228 . good way for you 8 . Ce me ON AND ATE, condemned o repair, 7 at and — weekly. AD _ rE pling Bee CARETAKE. ~ SAT ESMAN 32- @ ot cite @ Aart a . A & B TRENCHING 2 — LAWN NG.| Sept. 14, will not be re- Wile a och Goonies 3 es — ee FROM APT WOE aT = UStiness ‘career, if you can Water tine. Field tils.| 1 aisnenance & Low 0 cutting, |. spenctblo ter any debts contract- rea SP Fr: Dallas tes 5 oe wh Crsir. 3 ees oe ROOM APT. $35 MO 79173, Cemetery - Associa. . type accurately, we have Mle nat of oar scm ed by any other than myself. ola 1-4245 | _win, _Just_no = $ om_to § p.m tion tor a dignifi $ exceptionally ‘choice pos Harry Stacy, 292 Eim St., Pontiac 3 ROOMS, EXTRA NICE, IN .|@ ROOMS, 3% ORCHARD LAKE salesman to call on recommended TAILORESS aan tae oe at ¢ pa Ah ARD & | _Mic home. FE 2-5002, afer 5:30. Clean, suitable for Sie for renting sleep jon "EE Be, Onmen Roath Sec hemetn Ses | erty eee Wid, Children to Board 2 7 a bat | 3fbe ee om ance experience heipful. E ci 605 Oakland. gone | erm, EM_3-3023. b oO coare ¢ vaths, everything fur. but} _2-1086. with should average we Toy De ung? Y you're o-RE- | ALL are OF CARPENTRY, | EXPERT TREE a@ AND Call ws re ie tading | your 6o0 OF overt $200 per. wk. Car 134 oy Demonstrators ino TV. modernization & Will | removals. Ph. PE 66503 or OR | 4 GOOD LICENSED HOME IX Erading” ws | 5 OOM Bae WitH | child below one year of r Por ai ent, re LI 45252. Te oan commirsions, Pie t work. studio, but you be _fimance. FE 63533. “6-2517. | _ 3-2000. Clarkston MApt 5-1073. ag are — do, ty oat sat- ent. & bath. Couple only.| low income housing FF between 9 s.m. & 4 p.m. 54420 for ent. ae attractife with SLL T¥PEs OF Fee & FRANK'S kX. vie Trim. | EXCELLENT FOR ONE concerned. Fe 3. 38 Matthews. 5-3220 or apply at 535 WID METAL 8 1ST. STEN eee) 68 meee _— garages, Masonry: & carpenter cabl-| child. Licensea home, FE 8-9575. lighted. Cait ‘ae for further infor RMS & BATH. UTIL. 615 St., Pontiac. a wD COL cIaTOR MAN For | Foume Jo Sel a _ ability for ting the 5 eine OF CEMENT WORK, ing tran ransplanti aaraety,_ Free ate LICESEED 4 mn sens WE TRADG, BUY & SELL arate ; eter couple. “e *popia ve body — shop able to! tiie’ Pontine Press Box public. floors, drives, etc. Jensen. FEd-| Walled Lake MA 42903. WwW 0 naron St Ee 41887 | Ene Adults, No drink "or peta. Ba. . furaish ret Appiy Service Man-_ tial Miss EXEC geoo | eral 2.2940. GRADING LAWNS. LAWN mow. | Wtd, Household Goods 27 wit is , FE ijees N° Svinkers oF Pes: | GHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 ~~ Rochester Ra Rochevier, ‘Mich SALESLADY Are 7gu,tne iyo, of pier | rages, Dreenewara, acdltinns, wl Ri & b black dist delivered. Seed: Te acca | ane BATH AND| fooms end beth all rma, , | TEE tn -- ays, @ uw elivere " : . wD. CHEV EXP, TO WORK colored section of city) {tt Then here's on oppo ty rooms, porch wilt | jag, light tractor werk Fe steet, | LURNITURE NEEDED 1) came otis eens ee tr., 1 ehild idem: on en ee Must be able to furnish rel. Apply oo = nity for you to show what storm windows & awaings, ce: 90D BLACK LAWN SEED- Peas ay wap Ph. PONTIAC, EM 3-331! or 3 pm ms Avera Ee Edw. M.S Real service manager. Crissman Chey.| jopsices team hat you can do! We have a men! work & brick or stone, all| ing and hauting. MY 3-1198 dollar Will ‘oF UN 18708 3 | ROOMS AND BATH, CLOse in.|_ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Co, 735 8. f Rd. Roches-| 12h iced Spal Elan wo lila § 1 girl office with a kints House reising & basement.) riwy iT hs a eee tn Sate | SE EAE GUiLiPino BOTERI Nicely furn. & decor. —- we Saginaw 8t. FE 5-865 ter, Mich Write giv on ‘about your: is tops, but you must = materia & workmanship guar- MI 6-141 & LAWN RE-| _Ssie. OR | WE HA A Alivien 8 RS| for teachers. FE 54-0066 Open Evenings ‘tt! 8:30. YOUNO MAN WITH sell. tage. loon oe pre.| ave good Wye teed, Licensed builders. EM eee ROTOTILLING. = Cahn cana | BOLL Rouble bed, Li awn) Zoe oe Gaenape: Alpine es cter clara UPLEX 4 RMB. BATH, 1 BED- Bork, ‘Write Poutiae Press Box Til yment ta tls locale Gnd ete.) vos eacan artics. UP TO Hx i, 2-9920, 315 EB. Wilson. peoes |; oe wel cive vee Mmetom of » OO et a, Porte. —fm_5 stage, Cele, 78 SS, WANTED: PULL TIME. Men with) [ving m thi "and ete.)|? we are looxing for mature pletely finished tor 9078. For tur-| Oakland Landscaping ROY KN AUF 7RMS & BATH VERY NICE FOR, , Del-Rio OaRLAgD car, hone: . to; The woman we select will have conax oun Faas meermatjon call MUIDOFFY | Complete jandecaping. Le working couple. Evi. sat. Every- fearn ‘the Real Estate dasingss. @ chance to earn $4,000 to $10,- ING experience to start as after _m. toe armen 0 wn bufld- : 46% W Huron &t. t furn. 2470 Dixie Hwy, I b! ; Rms. bath. Stove. Refrig. Big ——- for ri man. For per pear, W 4 an work her qatoand Ares BLOCK &/ Evergreen anting, At E Waites | amps & furniture MY 3-1531. of Pontiac Drive-In tilities . Adults - a +2546. tive name} Say up 1 8 me_Poene FE |-000. Bivd. PE 1333 Wtd, Miscell THINK OF SELLING | ff 243: rOoneeat aE WTD.: DRAG ee ity ING, UNDER | ew LAWWs d, ellaneous 28 ‘ 7 RMS., Y FURN. General’ Hosp. r mo. Ali _ Phone FE 2-350 or 46218. ! eT RNOpRAPIO x — ig Sag in a bouses. lock and cement ate » quaiine, taak on. 4 ——ee eee YOUR HOME? aged Secoumn No drinkers, 79 Nor-| _w s TE S104, Wioin j-| Branch office of national fo ct YOUR owe! - .E: Bors 24 or 36 ince bike. Good 7 ROOMS FURNISHED. UTIL : ent West Bi ‘Bide. Utilitie _ , ——_ DOE E WHITES NURSERY : ae "OUR BUSIN poo elowes weeps dO py eon nance com ds experience Te ATEN OORA ns pou $260 BULLDOZING — AND | GRADING. ~~ SEE war Ere wr condition. Must be reasonable. YOUR BUSINESS? ties FE) 25127. furnished. J. Taylor, FE for you Increase your business -&) fone’ with sh | then ultra For ren Page 7 ain : : 4 |} ROOM BATH, CHILD pre ts, all deals. Spartan => iT meet SULiboE SeING: 5 AE NCRG BEE zt LEVELING ADING. THAT VACANT LOT? welcome for teacher, near Ken- Sa tt ed ee ei ee eee a Scan ve elie | See paneer oe er cortact. an 7 RMS. GROUND ~ _Help | Nanted Seem. — Coavenient working conditions with = BRICK I LOCK CEMENT & Truckin 2, OR 3 BEDROOM MODERN er ae ee reg Cree FE TESTl | * pet. ce inks. (fu. farm. SeAplo| SF Suatenes. Lass Orton attractiy ith work chimneys. ¥ too Boon ares, $110.00 month. H. P. ascIsTANT ae ine aon ee gp ee ge Pref bet = —— se © job Bland tera needed immediately, pre Estate Business in and ur- Holmes, Inc. FE 5-083, rienced sales girls : tor ember Pon or Mr. Associate -Dis- Gentlemen Prefer eal Geargueeed wort, Pa uy | “Lorue ad a SS Se Pontiac ; 2 RMS_ PVT BATH & ENT. W. days. | Mile store opening - w. CAREERS! tt : easonabie, _ FE 2-200, ao a forauts hts bucacees, cacontrs: Quy Side, PE_¢082) _____ , peo Apply Jane Lee, 4) N. KIND WITH A REAL BLOCK BRICK, CEMENT WORK, -Phone Fes ess executive. WM. A. -4 ROOMS & BATH, GARAGE, ONE 4 © ONE + RM MOD. Citi : px. $0078 4-1 LIGHT INO, MOVING. eeTl any day ex- nice yard, West Side. adults only._ imoumemen wmaeo| §~Sqles Girl TETSBL. "Peal ce | ccatNere WORK GE TF 6 rubbish, Low rates. FE cert, ont _Fe’ veal.” yovenk. PRE bas. for ‘country nome ar, Bham. 3 eS Ullls i a bl A a saedined teaatin ate | ooiag ae {CLEAN RMla_& BATH UTIL | ~~" oN FRONT STREET adults, MI 47107 W. A ses A COLLEGE ‘BRACE: sured, licensed, bonded ree} re Bpecment ete. cleaned. FE ag: lage your wef = caateon Nees, ‘Bus, Adults, 4@ Elm. FE| 9 rms. and bath. Catidren Per aitres oneyr> ¥ | t GBC CARTAGE LARGE VAN Of several good pa: : itted Pos month & c A & . Phone : hen aBC CARTAG AN 3007 W, Huron +3560 g ~ NN. y Sete TSS F tain M INTELLIGENT, IF txts 18 pest Phone (Ot Tarra, Raymond nye 24780. Ok | JERRY BY ADAMS CO.” OR pen Erentngs ti # * pretine.!W. W. Holden. OR 3-4Ti0.| PE 4-030 ESI urea & 4g qeEA TOR ounidl YOURSELF IN- CARE L. BILES SR. AND GON. R needs amall unfurnished house or ae R, WHEN | ¢ ROOMS, $i WEEK 3 ADULTS. RARE OPPORTUNITY N MOT. | Ue OFFICES @ Dis | Peete a iese tt mht. | oT FE $000 | {room a bath apt, Reasonable | yoyycee ft out from under) 2 Em. SECOND FLOOR 3 ROOMS AND * Be your own boss D.: :. cuss ' : . : : ~ | bath. ¢ : < "OR 3-8173 Paid Vacations TUNITIES WE HAVE FOR) | CUSTOM PLUMBING _tnd gravel PE eo . aeenee Ee ‘preterred. Mart be avait ( | arkston ground, floor Gb a foray frigerstor, ‘beat and bot water : BOOKKEEPER AND Free Insu : “cREDIT MOR, TRAINER 4200 MITZGERALD & SONOS ~ ODELL ~*RTAGE ee me |e Rei) Ge oe ag Ce gh, Eas ive Auto | CASHRR = — ree insurance = -REgxperienced Im accounting | FREE ESTIMATE ME. 9.8068 [Local and ang, Tone mitangs, WovteEONFURNISH SS TSIRE-APARTMENT On| REAT. ESTATE INC. | "©" cepa parking available. 388, FE 4807, i Hos italizati ; | or —o — Work | BRICK WORK, FIREPLACES. 1 ALL Phon 5-606 | Duplex. West side by reliable | 20 8 Main, Clarkston,, Mich __ INQ. 738 a HURON | Full time. Permanent position | spital OT to manager tn one year _Stylea, ‘Phone FE 2-2036. LIGHT | HAULING couple. Call Mrs. Plett, FE 5-6168 MAple 5-5821 RM APT. PVT. ENT. COUPLE sYLVAN. LAKE. 3 RM. APT. UN- Typing & shorthand essential. Ap- | _. . | CREDIT ADJU $300 ~ CEMENT W ORK : FE 68-1124 - Ext. 216 before 12:00 noon er cies fra Bette B walbtiae fata. eal Barne wl we se rian + sag Excellent Working | National crganiestion =e Porchees, sidewalks, basements, | | Sento work 5,78, CREE icy e he —— OR | |a NICE FURNISHED 3 ROOK ene weskende.” ~er CHR AN TO JOIN Conditions ce peuren: Com hedges Griveways garnge Seore. “Cheat | 4-8421, rel. Vic, Utica. PE 82078, W ANTE D | partment. West side, Utilities a : : , | a Taine, FE 6 FE ¢2544.| UPPER 5 RM. family. “Cgoxing. od ight heuse- ind Pespenses. All bene- | bie FE 20h7i, dey or sight caits,| R™DUCED. RATES ‘Share Livin; uarters 5 30, . Furic POR MEN & wom.| {rom down town. Hee te and gs work. Te’ mee children. oO t { == BN 8 fara, Adults only cal FE , wares 40536. ext. 17. pportunity for CEMENT & BLOCK | ‘28, "am, to serve you, smith $1 000 Sea Clon FE 25780. 120 a Cork tor INDUSTRIAL ; +4064. MOTHER & CHILD SHARE | ' | =! Saioi count aint ap MD. Bry) ~ ee live, alert, aggressive man Te OUR SPE Up free of charge, FE 64038. ple with end. Fe eters. REW ARD Seonslic Fv. tam boot Varoune oe 19 & bathe wae - el S person i 5 po . c mn L in vt. 1d se, Been eS soot terorees ere | idee Same werwererm:| Trucks to Rent | hn ee ee sao ct eo Be eae eet A Telegraph. APPLY EMPLOYMENT orrice| ‘$h¢ ~ & complete jobs, New & old rucks to Rent | star Fereeae, ETT | Tote for your “property. iter | _ferred, FE 6.2325. bh oa Ont. 3 Be. CLERK FOR DRY CLEANERS. ! rRomacal sereneee, 2006. UCKS TRACTORS TEACHER OR MIDDLEAGED TA-| list with ws. APT. WITH 9 BDORMS. HEAT &| firm “Aquns, S01 seott Lk. RO Ci Orang ate Ar K REGGE GS | BePasreceeenentc | fea werk, Pree elimatee OM |‘ ton eEupe dy 1 chery home. FT Crescent ° Bri Etec! OT | weet ain 3 CREDIT MANAGER ; Must bave mechanic eh, wort. tae tack 1M, ton stakes sists Bae eh $ . as a FvT | rooms, ally redecorated. Base- how. shaping. opute re Sp ya Miracle Mile Shopping Center sate: DRY WALL WORE DONE FREE TRAILERS AND THACTORS cad - Gromit O elpe soll terres NEEDED FOR oe Yul fork. pagsite at RAL ment. ot] beat, earage. (This is Mile. ‘Hours 12 to 8, No exper’ 2610 8. MNQ'T. TRAINEE a at Pontiac. Eon and one or tws persena curisieurer( 1) MEDIATE SALE: erry. NICHOL ICS Mame co. a ence needed, will train, Write College Kinin gre tor ex. | ELECTRICAL WIRINO TICENEED Industrial Tractor C _Box. 6 room, basement, $12,000 to’ $14-|CLEAN MODN KITCHENETTE | W. Huron Ses SED OR WANTED MA N Must have nent PL Lae epee BP ~ DAT ELDERLY TRUSTWORTHY | p1°r ranch home, $15.00 to $19.500 Chiara eemamet ok 3-93 te | et ‘ plant ooiy Roden | help in home with semiinvatia.| — "!h business person rinaitgence ac. Hardwood fe Ome I Dail bits ot , Sunday | See tony party felseea cnen a tae wih i acre. $9,000 to CLEAN & WARM. LARGE 3 ar fot brick 2 ofl beat gr rage, Uooer of Drive-In, M39 & Pontiac Lake Rd; “'88. %, no isundry. No .! jes, FE 3-76 wwe FE or war vet. with some means. : ‘pvt. entr. & bath ; off per wi Salary $200 ‘month E VE L Y N ban 96 hone GE rani 7. Toy: Ne drinking. Write 218 N. Cented 3 ‘bedroom. iy baths. $11,500 .t0 | Berge thing Yard. Bild welcome. Reat Houses Furni 35 ( K _Reter, Required, MI ¢-1447. j hes & Beas Go Wit ahem y ROOM APT win | CALL NOW POR IMMEDIATE fae Se ee rnished 35 WANTED | NEAT, is, — 1g & Decora’ ng 20 | “eideriy indy, rent, free for com- tsi) COUPLE PVT. BATH & ENT. Fre |? BEDROOM EFFICIENCY anys. meg ck ype E INTER 5 id AND ' on soe, Stee yee wee eae: EDWAI 2DS He Seats INTERIOR-EXTERIOR | WORKING WOMAN TO SHARE 5 COLY TARE FRONT F RITCHEN- 3 ROOM SEE he : ; and shift it ROT oax irs Asi & _PAPERINO. R= EM 292. = , pie. Sor uiutes “sie wets, On| path. pi Ny pyle ag auburn i Mason Thom; FE 4634, rans 1 ; as, reeks MA: = BAKERS ve cat eas TLEARTEO TIER 8 EE oacarc sromeer wenn) ROG. _ | estan gS ahs | nti at a eee Gn Sart ber < . for cash, | GRADUATE ou Semi-b t. Ev pri- | sees e : os Goan bah enor Sart EXTERION BEER Pe like ride to Denver Cale wit : ° een OM snid welcome. 144 Port: (2 BEDAM LAKEFRONT HOME. Greenfield Restaurant EDERAL sou! = | OUR EMOV NO — FOLLY g oof Pt ag Ra arian eae loge ha tend. oe te Lene SOMETHING NEW AND DIFF IN cA i PE 49450, L.A. Y. on a WANTED FROM PONTIAC oe ee HOLLYWOOD APTS tne. #70, EL. 6789 NOW HIRING. COOIKS AND BAK:|"Party plant. Co, delivery and gency for domestic KG SNYDER PLOOR_ TRYING, CabY ne Soeedwer to 2 BS Van DIO) ooen wee MP ay 10 0 8| goon Sr r Coan ana Ue cE an eee rs FOR NEW stRecwonaM| — 2° jo invest, Ss Male or fem BE - Ripe we hing. Phone FE | _paperin ete oie ished 33 | ~°**: mis Sheward oe. fe et! _worth. ya900 . OVER 18 TO b ref. No fee, FE 4381, . PAPERHA td. | Wid, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 HOUSETRAILER FOR RE CON-| 2 > eepatoar HEAT & HOT WA: |"new home by lake to help 8-353, NEED REPAIRS, ADDITIO R NGING ~- PAINTING NN SOA DOO ON rs RARAAAAARA AAD OO R RENT, ~ ter? Ni 3 RESTAURANT. MUST HAVE EX: EF NS? | Plaster © $0613. > venient to schools & bus. OR urn. Nice vard. Aduits & 2 = and Panera rand MIDWEST a pop bo ggg Pee . where, Free esti- PAINTING DECORATING C A . _3-8715. ; children. $75 mo, 4624 Fourth St. PERIENCE. KITCHENS ee PONTIAC’S OLDEST | Gon Oe boatee oft Construc: | Serv yr nex - Guaranterd ma- SH |) ROOM APT. FURNISHED. ON ames 7 RMS BATH. vest 7 REOROOM NOSE. East FE TIRELY AIR CONDITIONED. TYPIST—$325 TO COME IN AND. DOSCUSS NEW NEW nL en one lake, for 2 people tl May tot ee ASANT S7AND ei te 7 Ae, IN AND DUSCUSS NE _OR_ 3-13 IN A FL ASH weekly iss and last week, De-| LARGE PLEASANT 3 AND_ ‘a ATH. CHOICE OF HOURS. MEALS & pene a ory accountant needs POSITIONS er yore ky a perience side drives, sidewalks, PAINTING TR ARD OTT, -WERY posit. near bus line. FE 45382 __Near_Alrport, Adults. OR 3-1043. | 2 7 pnRM. NIGEL aa FULLY : ; becanse cu | Baynes nd contracts, : MODERN 3 & 4 RM. UTILITIE re * UNIFORMS FURNISHED FREE. fe Pend excelent. future” Graete 5 oe tea ucrels is, Why, because ail & PA a. — peed op fern Rent e160 ena O18 pers wk, | =Lexe. $55 mo. FE 24417. : eS ‘con. sien ‘reinforced PE 50037 ears 8 to satisfied 1 acoe ~ EFFICIENCY. PvT.|- Adults 73 Brapb Stoney Lake, 2-AND 3 RooM CA {CABING PERSONAL APPLICATIONS —™“6. tises ah re, cont | Ce ends and elentete. ent Available at Park | Oxford, OA 8-37 ___ 4714 Dixie Highway. ; AL Dm. Free esti ear Motel for winter season, For | NEWLY ah.) Arr. Ms. &|? BEDRM. BRICK. FULL BASE- TAKEN AT CENTRAL orrice.| Well tae} pieaane ake. - A ohn on information call after 5:30. bath, 3, a ‘Auburn — Fully tarnished. In Pon- 2981 WOODWARD ops pDE-| commission for sel Baster- ° Ss i . Ave. tine, Adults, after 4:30. OL - ehine. peueret, Oar bee ft REALTOR cnow usher ana. arya Co ah 7 OS oom wate Uae ral- | NICE ROOM E ALLED 10 AM Ly yl Car Po 1704 6. re Ra, located. Adult on fi 290 (N. spartment. On § On 2nd eine + Modern, close to ¢ity, Ress, MA * he A : G sequeinted isterview. Hoa ant TE KITCHEN. | Reignborhoos. Garage and i bioct|~ 3 ROOM HOUSH -DININ S CASH $ —( gtniemnd fir, Wrcvan | @ bu #0 ber me gy W AITRESSES | tor ateedy "enters Fi sfaas. " |CARROLL G, PORRITT |? alt utes "ago "wtr tase ow ae ‘ en i UNLIMITED | 1 RM. EFFICIENCY. KITCHEN & | 26% West Huron FE 3-7124| !ams Lk. Ra. Corner of M59. Ted's hav ¢ openings tor bn Wom - SE ANKS - thee. See kW. Boren. | Eve J ROOMS, GAS F HEAT CLEA r room walitesees, on both de pee ARE Live rs pote COPENRAYER’ EW OR SEASONED 51584 | sae Oreaie apie Beane: ceaale Wek naal aaa, a ae Might shift. ‘Must be experienced “teak te _— VACUUM CLEANED |°Qibur ie We amee nat | LRRD Conte OR i) RM & 19 RM APT. CHIL | re ie ae "Even yraing . plus gas bill, Inquire * Bs Apply in person 2 Low fates, guaranteed work, no| tc calle FE . Night ser}- EQ ok ON ex “aren welcome. 291 Central. urn. $25 per wk. Adaits enly. _Haichery ‘1 ae . TED'S earn , mileage charge, drains flushed | Sa¥~ On WIGl c= TENCED ‘AN atone || BEDRM. PLEASANT 3 ROO “gina sas Giey BaciE. |? BEDROOM NEW HOME, FURN, oe ia Square Lk. Rd. rE f ‘| roo SELL Foe CON- \ iter 90. FE wtil, seit, water. Cell | _lor, 50 cottage * 8 i wa nem neon. S18 er 2 wee Wo Ph hon _aat bra hws yon yore veer POH. . STRAKA | ERgot Of mogity. BAN. - ie ef oouta a | PLEASANT, (CLEAN. W SIDE Williams ms Lk Rg near CAL Big. one j AY : _Ser vice 22A. faa =e if |KO. ANSWER “pat Near Miracle Mile, FE} rE 58-4074 or act F ROOMS ANG BAIN," CLEAN = = CALL PF ‘ ROOMS AND A APT., | 23 , EARN. ¢ ore 7 IVAN W, 2 - SARTLY Fre Allison, cs fed, Yeu? round. PEL 8-a6i0, : color ‘SCHRAM - rs 31 i SMa SichRLONS er. Te < e 1 e M1TL. Joslyn | REALTOR | '2-4366, Got es Brerrthing furn., $10, 2461 Down town. a, Fe i required, Inquire 23 Auburn, ~~ ee : | ‘ . : i a : est ta fo yet : mee. i ; i : PE a ir MRR ieee 4 Par i ACY # lo x we Pe : ¢ s ; * ee = ‘i ar | a » Se Je ed ; i cy wanes G \ : Pt a E : » > F oe = ~s eae as rs é j rf * < = — =» he 4 m : gis sis fk \ ne aa : : i j » 2 Ak We EE | ai , i * : ‘ / re : | : : Ay, “he 7 ; - oJ THE ‘poyriac PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 10st ft i = 3 gjeimnva (8 by Dike Parmer ean . oe? slapd teboda ntxcantnteaky St o rae eek September Special i RB A IR EES ios ae PERRY iene ot ae) i Rete ns xe: income ith Pontiac " = Near Orchard Lake x Ave, $4 ae. $1,500 ee ax. 4 ro payment. PE 21104. oh ACK ae 7 om Fxicad tb Sell LOVELAND RMS & PVT, BATH. , Bg BRA “ar open Cleary,| _ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION pe Sos Lake Rd. Keego, Harbor . . = = 3-2837. 1 a y a Don MecDonaid. 7 room modern, 14% atory ps ioc CLEAN, PLEASANT ROOM $495 DOWN besgmeniblasieed wale” gas ee BETTER Pinegrove Ave. Corner of New 3 bedroo: Wood fire. |" bes aite.~"gna” Sater“ Eectere's 2 : “THEY LOOK oc ee full price. Wood firs..|"" heal gerage, | large es Sap . EORGE BLAIR ° oO AT BUS STOP. Su — fe nota anal. tie) Gown Lo ee gy es owner at G BECAUSE et io ROOM PLENTY OF WIN. today or stop at ita yall | 83° Montn"Ohe tures ‘Gates |g ping REALTOR | : cst ga ee Rr ed cbiereise. "* Nere lott evalt . eae “THEY ARE BETTER we 4 BDRMB, PRIVILEGES. ee eet 8700 down, ‘ Keeeo Harbor, FE L ‘ IN. Always ct. The StS DOM POR Fd aa j.c HAYDEN 5-0500 after § p.m ' * senty of otter mood good bomes. Easy From A Heme Bait By WARD AN SLmasiAg BOO Toe} ha co kn Ee iste velct +f . Welten YE 6-006] Open Byes. . $395 -Moves You In P. W. DINNAN: _ EENWEDY. And Yew Ge ‘Have iy) _Ave. — roR wat : cagpor ba down. $200 DOWN ew 3) 3 bedrm. a0 Wee ad He ing. | 66 W, Heron PE 4277 ee Preeay ¢ TKINS HILLS. GLmaN iss : 3 _ bedroom. tome. WE sise ; - tures ent, & shower. FE 2-316. Walled Lake—By Owner Large bet. _ Phone : IAL Here are come of the O00 NE ORO eae AUTIPOL GLEAN ee cat ia ee 1648 Welch. sepia jfanch. 3 bed bed- 2 pedro OCHESTER heme bum veer | WI ILL 1 TRADE” —— FALL SPECIA ae | somber = LARE pedreem ROOMS ” Restrict- yo tear eres GOOD BUY ~ 6 ROOMS ‘ Po co Meculated. Wall net terre s Fy a ee sin eat Pen cS | St Se aet| feo eine -heat, hye per month, ie made; 6] BAN ROOM FOR RENT NEAR Smit raw! a | cash, take over contract. Mo. ot $06 dows ¢ : - agence {not gaivan- 15th, ——— see call after | CLEAN le Mile. Exe. location, FE = ay OWNER 3 BDRM NEW-ALL TWO OF FICES balance, $5300. 3022 Henrydale, . BETTER ‘ Copper Wf pariy wishes to stay. Cail can auto. heat, fill basement, $390 8 Rochester Ra. “Hgts, PE semi. A _ rick (not Common) 7 pm, MY 37583. TODERN simte = ROOM. PRIVi- por rng plastered. pn pa ln 1598 F° oe bia —Abburn_Hgts._| ST ARTER HOME - cd ‘Com. Windows (not os +e snot aur mace bag 547 Whee oR orooks ‘ EW HOUSE. MODER®. 29 . ag) Nn lI with of! — Drive (not one ribbon) furn..? miles Pontiac. $85 monthly | —TS> WARM, | BA wt, beach, On W , Dy DOW isms & ee oe Storms Foannldwm, te Clarkston, right to vteges. Garage. 6 parlors 7733, ie Nock “Sco full price. $1,100 _ 5 (s) furnace. | Isulatio river fret Immotiate Possession z TRA : Cowen BTRAIT “TC LAER, 2 BED. oy rasa Ut ne Pena Sone piace. basement | | ee ss Gis Last chance OFFERS Oakland’ ‘Count Realty Autores | Seomems 2; _ see. FE bt : 2 ; . 8 drm. ren om. a) : 4 ee a oY Sep. thre June “a © ve. EONS Relea FE utility ery S y= @ ve e _ a "6 AN 'R RI AL ESTATE H Sipeu EM sn, we or. EM Sasi ener 7| _ Convenient Financing Arrange | tle ; it, Rng, ; : E A 7 s » j po ib Bitgee San | os PING ROOM|_ of shade & lake pri. FE 48570 SEE ty SOE Sree ee” on en LI 8-6219 NORTH home. located’ on quiet . - OPEN Ge Amy sie re on a t haven't decided how Til vote on.that Bill: Tn | py OWNER, NEWT ROOM Hoar. Sit piesa! ~~ ARNOLD - SUNDAY % " : : _— ¥ : . i as SEAR ROUND. Hoon FOR RENT oo fact, “Tim ost going to consiilt an expert on the matter now!" | 3, miles sorbed op vio Cals ee ee FOR BETTER BUYS a Be ee ack R : . Reason- in bookcases, 1 To re MODERN Lake. OR a SATLY = Gene SPE Pea | ; 4 “a with Ay oye e eo GI RES: ESALE, Fal ovement - Webster Shen Dist. Be st ett’ be fata Uaxe Road and SMALL HOUSE 37 ties sup-|— ROOMS FOR RENT For Sale ouses kitchen with vent fan e 2 bedroom on beautiful lot with | {tu el Homes. jaggy Near grocery, Sil Ou aos FS ___For Sale Houses 143) | ee ae hn od ies Aurtconaoaing. wp. Sait i 2 basement and garage, o- : i ee URE Baldwin bus and Postise Motor. |HURON GARDENS. 1 RMS. &|3 ag ei ery tered walle throughout full Base- | tauit™% “ei per coal mertgaee:| ine. wo60 dows, — __ WM.A. Witt smal modern. uitiams) gi Home Bt. REE ; i) A tent © immed. possession. $1,000 ment with oll beat” oi, CUTE AND COZY Arnold Real eal Estate NNEDY Laxe front home. ide eee me le ae = beater, loog garege, 12 x 52. Neat 25083. Cysieae tomes, SR baie, FR) S ketem, beaks. NAlasd on yeree Oo peg ioe pw om Sal ieee coe te BB | school, Catholic school, city bus 4 ACRES Cyclone fence shady street. This rty has! rE 5.0676 FE 2- : uses 5 G R CHEAP. pping r. $9,500, cash to : porch, reefs walk ity REALTOR 4.3580 Rent Ho es U a town, FE ao - z : | cue ted, month monene Almost wi Pah north of aS W. STRATHMORE someraee, & = for only NEW 2 BEDRM. HOME ON E.| eT. ge w : i PIONEER HIGHLANDS taxes urance. s ac. 1% $7950 ¥ “Chicago St. FE 5-846. 4 Pau. Tate, bome. oh oe, posi oes pf fy FE VOORHEIS — IMMEDIATE LL FAMILY ath, et MN TAKES In lake hom ae pe Te er ee 45. ON — 3 bedroom down | A SMA: N. 4 BEDRMS ae : NS home with 3 "soul tbe open es aE Sb Rooms With Board 38 | “possessi largp bedroom finjshed | $1,000 DOWN. Ma od W ATER EORD i aa LAKEFRONT gy oh the sepa a a Men bits i ou ms Lake, Pura,| “~~ Saanyepay Rpelaire cule ng area, tile| ment. oe ee Sesgeheee Repreation reom. This enrortent So everything. Os geod _~ sppotntim | tr unfam.Cell PE. 60s Cigee to Town po gto was.| on "si.se nce agg ls oS oe extra | fishing | bathing beach. 7 family | — } “TRADE > : oe Ref. ae eet aay — ane Bars cry — — aeenl ons bs $ : Ownht i Sis selling at $15,500 with pe rooms, thermepene Sy a " wean ‘ance. BAPTIST - | a ele Se Societe e| OS 114s Wi Gagge an Fi same ee aaa FE. ADAMS CO. | Biistathd ataaiier am| feieta Mes, Moc Lat ~ . a , ladies. ee ea y ma » 359 eondition, Has = i Pe y edfaom 6, home i Sone a, Dee Na oe apes ee Ee a E. Biya. N. After 6 _ hai - with or without| | cludes ¢: softener, ga- ter, Fenced, Pertect c 2036 Dixie Hwy" FE 4-456: *« reproduction uired 420.000. Pr . Fireplace. INS 3 BEDROOM, i “are, rs asa mele Fe 9638. - Page, ot cond ion VACANT — IMMED. POSSESSION 20 LARESIDE, WHITE jake down ae a 7 Thay ey built 3 ghout. $11,509 J ; room home is than eres MOD. 300 dh. to 4M per cont mori ose —way 20 8 lek Oh Ba | fer the fe tay at to wuts” 1 1s DAY POSSESSION peor en, Late of cuvess pins : to city... Very reas. Sage at $60 monthly. penieee SIN 628 Island De. 2 bara Water Softa ft. lake front. Excellent 2 y om. wo 23380 rae rods & s, THERMO. edt . 7 Ro EE SAD Messe svas. sit. Bik. 38 com | “prom meye anges teen Se . ment, anchor fenced yard, storms Buy Thru Partridge 3 ear garage. : . 20 acres, Et ae ae ral Hees miter, a List Thru Partridge jaw seace ne. erm se Hams Lx. Rd. Corner ; Maceday Lake 2, ery Gull. os 4 3 ae 2 eee N thing’ Down Teer 6 3° bedroom home.| the door. at furn, Outside city Le) g Needs a lie work-bat mosis the Hag a i gala Na H ME, HOU. bdrm. etarter = E 7 i! ctive Sa ; home wilt Coscment a you ee} ey 4 hrf artridge—)—money. 14,250 hauelan Rd. | C. SCHUET Realtor ©) On, East Bird. This attractive home with => dge - Ott Lake Avge us : immacula.e EDROOM Partridge : : ith carpeting and | we efront MeDonaid,| List Thru g & bath, Floor furnace.) “CT OSPF TO SCHOOLS complete w Fn "ROUND Lak $100, per 2406 pm: “¢own ment, Don’ ; 3 &| 2,Redrooms poy gp einer 5 drapes automatic washer. _ —* desired. i oR i LEAVING aoe ——— ss ody lot, Only . TER sCROOL 143 MARK 1% car garage. Only § Onn ——- c | hg se t tr WEB. a | 1 Gee euGMTAGET FE’ nr Be Bk esd niead wane ‘CUCKLER REALTY Casson gus ol “fenced yare =" —_ aoe room and : 2-5963. ement, a decorated Bateman ae “i mens ago trier prey |e recs Ore au Ere xy We ore EAE sae é : cs WA < - it is! Cozy 2 bedroom. L — 144 WALL ar. FE 8-1940 ea "1 : IDEAL — here Pi lace. McCONNEL FE 5-0407 Mr. Smith, , n Hg ig a RS ara LAE PRORT Rawcm| Completely fura. Fireplace, Mice | \T() SPECIAL! Set cal tomases ee haan thru Partridge “ELWOOD REALTY CTTLSCT I tl obiet aa See Parga ta mee ie] Shae eee! DOW Saatwratic Mit | fetotewbe Waals] Ti thea Partndge | PEWOODREALTY 5 : h on , gas . a 2-7058. baths, plenty cic a PR oy This is a beautiful oe. bedrooms, bath, living bom ow: a ae oe pull Fon nEwr.|__ Rent Office Space 41 ee we iat me | Eres Pieed af soo F, iB PAYMENT) fuatiyn came | pg Wertree ee see ares 3 eee, ‘HAR. land lot, | Swe. eee KE nest beth, 3 a Aree Betler call| 42131 Eve. : a tees > PE 4-0068, MODERN OFFICES.. KEEGO HA on Rd. turn DUCK LA 2 or 3 bedroom starter pomse ing room, kitchen, ‘ yard, a 8 homes in the fo | dor, Matn floor, private right to marcaee et. % bed eroun¢| with full basement D.| enclosed. porehes, “oi! heat. today for EA 350 — $700 DOWN sooo! to BA ¥. ture left! rovery 3 vear ere co. jot.” $1,000 down. SHEPARD ° , ROCHESTER AR 7, turn. Adults, PE 22000. osriing off main nam tae can Pe . OPEN 2 — 6 p.m. Rene ee Moe emnee, Lane ing. Oo Pe ie and Extra lot. FRANK S 4308 home on large lot. Loses, tote, 2 beceeemes, ont ‘ROOM PARTLY PUAN. HOUSE | See ee HOYT REALTY biteben “Braue eyo ate Mon _ v= |_ RAINBOW ge ia KEEG O HAR BOR ” paved oad. Carpeting ar and Rough wiring & wiring & me, ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE. Spire Estate 2-000; Fenced yard — 802 8. $08 y . tuded Reo tar copra 7, Sasenec_citionp' in bert’ hentien | 7 9 8 Telegraph Ra. Dore th Snyder Lavender MIDDLETON vn Pe sam re _ Lowdown payment. FE 6-001, dryer Jona 3.300. ‘Terms. McNeil Real Estate : : 36173. IN-TEL 0 : : . cNe1 5 past att te varies fe eos tek cos | —™ net ae Tae SPECIALS! | s.grrta Se LcP tat ouive ye meouswoop wel = tamed" gurcee’ OSy/ | avncas aT ‘BBGUMORE 5 Fo Mts. oo) nn'| For Rent Mis BRICK BUNGALOW pr. "EM Sor ‘Mivtual ¢-e4i? ne.| etch, bedroom m_ home, aiact sveen Diste FA heat, tile bath. | parcel tie moat, orm, MICH. Nee eee “, with stool. Auburn ¥ — Privi- | =: 250i tt West Kennett Rd. @ $9,450 Terms. rey éo71 WATERFRONT BRI e. : RENT. 6! HENR HIGHLANDS $2507T! LOCATED OFF Pric: a Bireplac : veda PARTLY PINIEHED 7 hoot an hee ae Cerpeting. Down 1 scre.| c08y, 5, room home. Chicken coop LAWSON Maidics Watson, Realtor yacant, 2 for: * suet paw a rsaoas. Twp. $200 per] extra: large ttre ee nett |g Will, Almost “faished’ Near | for Linde of berries and fret, Ou supers BOTATE A. 11011 | sit W. Pith O. Rochester | nace, large lot, $15,506, ‘liber " a Pe. oD = Petrie tt ee be recreation room, ere ig school vraeT, "Oxford vicio- Mere “per un. ae OF pai OL 1933 S Lak oss ret 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 fire- 4 RM. year. =) id storms & screens ear - OR 3-7407. - and $55 per month. ao] raits xe room, 3 pe. on oe = Lake phi at ~ Rig Bove gare Shi coon sare & eee 7 6 PER MONTH KEEGO HARBOR — Cory 8 room : Buy Thru Partridge ee traits Cal a tach level ; oe oe eeutifally ‘Mier pm. tot pm. PE esas] Guard Lake Ave. Ava ze “ sede. erick Pen SesCltind | bungalow. Hardwood. fioors and IRWIN List Thru Partridge , Beaute “hitside “view of fake] prcueges a Busta for 2 fam ee ee = RM. &) Sale Houses | bedrm, brick, Pull oo i pias! Gas beat, new 3 a very : Fan i bedroom, tiled * peel gurnae, Om iota et. | cee. J. R. Hiltz Phone WE 34000 er FE Sa1eh Fv ead Carage. oo down. | Webster School District Paved” seer garage. tae] siorma. Coramnie tie bath. Modern | ool eats nae oon BATH & UTILITY. REF COMPARE. THIS vote | heater 7% OAH fa eames kaveliy: ees | eel cower wome and ben. | Aart? sitrecth _ paved sttreet. | a nye AGENCY Kitchen tte nm fe a Bt ce Nichols Realtor oy ht Gees CO OE ee ‘bees bdrm. hest $6,500, $4,500; Clemens, 4 rooms new 1% car| Beautiful kitchen, living room seg Sy Michigan. very good (ee es, ; anes FE alee ok oe neo MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE can and” $2,000 mortgage. EM peterogeg ig ps.500, . =) wcoms 2 Som gn Pall tees.| Woven cave mene 2-4873 ala & GREGG na tn b. PE 7-023. | ty ~— E hoers. | — Lake ment, gas heat, 1% car garage, . . 1568 Union Lake Rd. : icon Bao Th eenallll i - oe walls, ee, A this DORRIS — O OD ope age she 7 te hae large fenced yard. $2,000 down. : BE oe - 3g 1e Tl Ss 4 for ihe. Tie W ms and bath. iy enclosed . . = 2 : ( | OMS AND BATH, HEAT, E. J. DUNLAP ae sun porch plus utility. Lot 751150. Shady Oaks in Sk van RK - water, USE. _ Custo er HOME UEST APT. : ~ off Sasha- toom: Ler na Tw : THE “BIRD” 4 cy f HOUSE. a BLOOMFIELD HIGHLAND sesthet? PINE LAKE MILFORD .. oye Down — losses Lake, cute} of ‘beautiful § tven Lake. Two ) ; . . | A 1s : == — “PULL BasE-/°°° 3 large bdrms. Brick ranch.| proteatouc English designed 7 oS to buy a lovely} 3 oo, be shell home. ‘Com- car, a adele redecorated e. HIOH- ; RALCONY KITCHENS . Lor wast rg Near school. &) Large living room tainty wore ae Shaan soho,” finest : ream erick home that is| odietely finished = neiae with Available on realistic terms. tanDe a) ba "53 built, 3 bed- , Sod ta bs he chaaatlgs don sow, 4 LIVING 7 ROOMS ~~ bus. tne. Themen ag Mw tema me — a oat ing garage, ra-| Sreciens rooms th workmanship, | practically oe Rai. basement “fully completed. | - h re oe en ee Mag he Deer ie 2 meet oes of the most = . mage rh 8:30 am. to) aio ——. . or. Lar . fs lige down, ey _ Age og interest rate, poo ater, LA egy oles in. Sparkle Br Brig t a tiv oe ~ ‘aiawacher. ge arden paved street, ¥- comaitte aoa ana unquety — screened Q sokate | a. - re ve good! basement. Select Oak floors, Cer-| yarge ae —_ sagroe dnl posal, incinerator. Carpetin, Plains homes — this area. Balcony 5 =e BATE. COAL FURNACE. basement, Gas eat 3 ste on. Coounnen oe new 35 x 25) amie tile Soci Paved streets. and —— Immediate poe- this s levely ro. a and “drapes included. = ‘a <$1.980 PULL PRICE} kitchen 4 nes Sn Low nb nee ioe, Owner, — room guest apt. ore rene! ‘ees ba KE wos! li R, Mi ddleton Seome aheonene shost -comfor-| = en a. "Bloom fie : ¢ FAMILY TeCOME. 3 The Rm.| room cat oe eee well tend: 6 ROOMS, CLOSE uire 33| scaped. 36335 its, lot 1 x 208 anchor fenced OXBOW LA slie Ft : on the market.| ‘school t. i - ta jocalien, Oo & tropi red pa- ust have references. -_ Florida bound. FE : units, to N. JOHNSON table ‘homes acre site. Priced to se! Apt. Close scaped lawns plus - cove: _ Auburn. Office in PEs ea ia bet Deed AOEE| ind well, landscaped, “price to cee sees Can eae | nomen gas eet plus many other quait | of ssione” FT fneome. A’real buys | fons ut piss tony ceate tet ved atreet.| sell $10,975 & 1 car ga Tat heat plus many : income. A real buy jus m extra ¥ ROOM “& BATH G ‘BEDROOMS, Wr tide el Ponuase se gowns} fens ee, near Rochester in| 6 stores. fet oe ee ee | : on SP seatusee, Onty 013,600—wita = West side, - |: are bere dencription Just #24,- amie ; hon Pootige near, Roch ee tio = month, inaleding taxes| trade. Rd. Can be purchased for 9600 OPEN Seems — JE ocened Ww itvice race “rooms oes es dy only 86, a. 1 N, Sag s insurance FE _8-6601. our OOM down. shopping. ondition inside ei (ee es ere | Tne ae | See wood co. 5 P.M hn K. Irwin Feaames ait! frwolace. - |. furtado pra SSS! BRICK EFFICIENCIES 6 ee Eere Pete © OF * Sie, deat speech Cong| Truly gprs tam “tress | REALTOR’ © o | SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. O ——— children’s , os = py bath, gas heat. Six beautiful brick terrace apart- zege. Cisco De. IATELY, | mode ke. small down payment. anergreas awn exiellent beach, After - call | SYLVAN VILLAGE REALTOR TV. 1% bathe, “extra ee Bee rae kone | Gea Base bee ec on a et to qualined 61, MA +3046, and fandscaping this home con-} Corner er Williams Sake Road \- 1702 BEVERLY were we ; witehen ier rok al $2, oa Down.” inidera keene: oe eee pletely Tarn hed Lake rg ge he GI loan | —* —= as ot seven hones Gent on ~ | ‘ a a ve bean te ae ane specs, 7 18tas dern; on Judson Street,| ® for tenants, Only ¢ Sat aS eee eg COLORED. sipeing Rit “tata? S/T OL | ak Neseeianes ate eee | Pee FE toes ines eat | Beg ree ant" ar"boms| Pacer tame eocery EDI ATELY, i 4b lee bun shes cbr eundr m main carpet, drapes, enetian far below rep: emer & income, 500 on t | em, Bree fom ne GI loan) garage, Racy etme. PE 4400 Peer, i one {ull pacement ou fired Ana elus Rd ay sie windows. OPEN _ - FARM NEAR DAVISBURQ. 500. DOWN. tee PULL yestment for those who plan for i who has 7 Y M een hee n . Pobes ST water front- ac Good place: for CE. Modern room home. 1 OR 3-6031 after 2 p.m. BIRMINGHA terior, a home your children Attached “a acres, full base- CLEAN pies (a sto ge al gr ro ould rood west side home in : done 3) ot OTE Seems: 86 West Brooklyn fey Lomas hecatento. mont ot tate" sce ot TS 2900 WV H ITE LAKE $6,550 Casa Lk. Rd. Large living room, . ,| consider ¢ You ean own this luxurious Lake Rd. to : feet, lake privileges . This is & © ERN 7 Full basement, gas trade, brick | Drive out to6 : 8 room all modern DIXIE s et AREA, pee — ix Must secrifice a pA : poxon ree. Sn ee Tere “ight. _—- for . > NEW aka bean 0 siful. These Lesile R. Tripp, Re Realtor OPEN BUN. 10 ta § Romer No. furn eta i stall’ References. Royal Ont. NEW HOUSE AT 2005 OKLA 500 $10,975 term Eo ee tee i prone) begs LL please you. oF PE 52338 E| == much house-.at 4 “eoln 14728, Haven esutas, Rochester. $2, te and eye ap-| ing. basement d Large rooms throughout, Ward- rr “tie” hi CLARK REAL L ESTAT Revert seen se rs — eo Pena M. WITH Excelient view, beautifully} A very ou tanding Inute two] is divided—% for laundry an ning ag hee my birch doors, lovely bod Price in many yea DUPLES Baas 5 SEDAN Wire oo. Live >4411" aling modern to min the other % is « tiled ro built in’ vanity. “FE 46402 or etter see it too, and real o: without stove & refrig. built, OLive m bungalow with gleam-/ utilities — for tiled bath with ; anevumnes nara) ss tt" | sUenagn tas Oar, Cae| Skt aca | ML Shomer wt SUNDAY? 70 5 Pat, | Geet tena a CINPLOLON | ne Fee amertee | Ta, Sie sete iwi | Tee ome, mal tien oe ment, wit Tecreation som "and | Lake | 3719 Cooley Beach Dr. | fetter pa Siem Bar| © SOB erutme) C)PEN | WARDE PARTR 13581 ED PLE men : : as hea VII ey : md ated 1 1 bath |. on, REFINED. secon ere ie | FE #1156. Mathewson Real Es ciemiaean nihee wane tune Williams ake 8719 Coole) a Cooley Lake, 2/ play near achoal and bh Abe eu ae ‘tl "biet a Plastered | REALTO eo ST. SS pets, iran HOME. 3 BDRM BASE-| Sood garage. bus | - re ee eee ee ee for only, $12,400, wi omits " Same 4 i:harawood. ‘hos ors. At. . | PEN EVEY i OR $4330. 6 RM Fs 1076 i oe aueuae papel Ley | ( Lake P rivileges) Thermopane windows, anne feat poasessiog. tade-ins accept: bus ine. easonable down pay- Sl $350 DOWN NEAR WEBSTER SCH ge lO. = >. FOR: . a doors lead from ed. d brick, Feud ‘oer, € aa ee F $650 DOWN tie in a ae gig jealora 2 _ $850 DOWN screened paren —— “se — SYLVAN ee ; P M BARGAIN — 5 ROOM BUN- ae EBURN, | small frame house on Reeds re: |, bedroom bungaiow with basement Soomea (aise) bealtivegions we? a tens een Stl be pcoad bedrm., 2 baths, nic 2 “od Vi. GALOW — PAVED sT. — INQUIRE = fee city — 81,680. On Oniy $650 | ba rent “tte ry modern. This cozy little bungsiow win 8 a” ae area, at Jake A heme San rem, | * bared ly edm Ol! hesk. La SHABAW CREEK IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ra, Puli price ani . large living room, spa- tra stool bh i Auto. oll seneed bas yard. shee Ee eT cen ewe. 408: Ga ee Cedar_st. ont siemens basgniow en Ge caus ainiag Teen hen S bees | Gove. Brivee righ oe 28, 800, Located ‘ear. Biae ky and new| {en ria, hte SA MS JIM WRIGHT and hot water. OA 6.2780. $750 DOWN excellent surrounding homes. Price Ufane eseaed St fast sateen’ | Tors. Wal ecdlate nua school, Only 91500 Itor ] we REALTOR ae peeeaner SE FOR house and bath on| $19 600, Sell or senomne small) tifully wooded lot. iS tec : Rd! ae em empleton, Rea tor MODEL HOME; Attractt 48 OAKLAND AVE. FE ec — ofa es “es & allj gpen a ce bee with“acreage in trade. - Full Eo only $6,050. Drive out Titebem -: Lake IM WILLI AMS |: Pieris bedroom, starter home, eee |: sid-|- OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 rent. y $750 down ie center Turn right. : large acre. sites | day Sat. OR eee — a ‘arbor. - OFFICE OPEN business - center, J ing, built on ” ‘Drive Op SOBERE ¢ ROCKS. N. EAST BLVD. . Sone FULL SUNDAY ueserces| | Waterford Watch for open signs, REAL ESTATS & TmpoRa — ao gt ty .. in Clarkston Loe a ee en ‘Sunday OPEL a Rie oamE| beret ai beevininging | nonmns os E ng INCOMME | Rosy es Eats at] SAR A eb Sara | Sdvors of} heat, | oles. re on ag ete va. Call Om " wE E & BUY (Nr. ose coopera ) OP . INCOME sie . ms =a zt atey wn Biva. to = ons oe uo > nL. roca, E. TRO UO! a ; . to Peale ae CavICE > BER PH. FE ¢1557 This 3 bedroom ; s * “apte. 2 dearm. Selesman on a ation and < go ge Pormich. nes euuer meen] = BARGAINS _| 3a_W._ Huron only 1 year old. Located on s real ‘ 2TO5 PM. ed wi na wave. “$12,500| T'dvear M, Stout, Realtor |_iove Gester school autre to 6076 Patmore. ro Lake privileges. $3, nice blacktop.” street =| SU sleeping rme. Co =! afr oll 4 FE 5-8165| '. ( and tt} ! Saterday. od cash oF v4.80" “a ba oe LER fath thoe sehiool. Only A ase meres 4563 KEMPF hi Bicam pect Chae to do Laid town, 1 ere nom AREA 7%. tn aves nm 8:30 f perp aad gti * ren and tile DECO-| will rent with option 't last! lent 5 room thodern home r All in good home. 80 ft. water. bath up carpeted liv: ving rm. fu!) ORTH SIDE NEWLY M sea in. It won Exce tion. Oak lots, 4-car sat poy 2 bedrm 050. - weated, ‘ beafGoms. 3 bs room, |* Tape BASEMENT, OTl, HEAT. s re pmuerel “walla, fireplace, cont. Priced TT front. Recess to 5 lakes $8 nape “recreation rato Desement Saha pe idcpemr heat:/3 a New tis te. Geese location. FET WET sTecuna serene H olly ceperate dining oom, Is “ear| RU SSELL A NO ; MANY Nice. BUILDING SITES & lete alum storms and screens er. garage. $105. per error "See 240. TADGE| west Sk becedies and Docclicn tet eee a ertment, | 70 W. Pike, Y AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA: 5 mig Heat s benner bet at $17,900. Mir bonite at He. Haren si. © Peer Gaiomsia pena Byawoer"| BekgoSt ver"acsratle wip | “$1,000 Down, $50 Per Mo. | divlsed ito Stream, aperin et HURON * cu ALTE Lg tinghoaees ey | fe, sont eur el Jo by Sy r. Smi ot ; hood : is al atte avail- at Pontiac : family room t, : : 44 or EM 3-3754. ion upper an move into th $3,900 down. Addition: ' 7166 M58 4+-5808 , tile ba! that you look. It’s vacan' 2 RENT—OPTION Pees aeueeae eee HOME. 1° nesty et. using. Foe, ‘Cer: Brak ‘bedroom house on a 265 x able. OR 3-6681 MU = Prodi gg Ta oak floors, R. D. RILBY, Broker | 2 bedrm. & 3 Lah Howl pee OWNER carpeted living aogier -d amjc tile bath, ee 1 , basement. 400-ft. = Bath. storms & screens, Drive north out Sashabaw Rd. J Perry “Park plastered walls, coved ea at - 509 Elizabeth Lk. Fi. | Bae; Phone WE ** recenton gsom,2 io Aer ee| ferwauh ace, Jets ihe] dnvlged” Bick oe ee eee Be 7 Pony, comfnrat 3 Mat $1280. with 8,800 downs | Pe etipr 44021 | ry id y' 7 IN ith cash to mort down, os M. - room. : ENTAL UNITS eee ee : COME =--8EE - BUY YDEN, Realtor Sun. 2 to 5 P. 000, Terms | brick! :; RMS, 2 bedroom | ppseemenne ge PEE RET goo | BE, 00 20% 5 its ae S60 Rowley St, | #ioleaet Stas | Renan Se i? cnt 7 Perry 8'.| pig 7 rm, house. B a y, with atleched. garage, every AREA Rowley St. ner oe e. f Foom and Hee en be used as 2 family. | ty itn Ae O] } ROCHESTER 5660 Rowley in living room, , CALL FE 47633 heat. Could Vicinity of | fine feature for gracious’ living, bed. fine hall, haa ——— & mo. Now vacent, Aas ne siate Moor in the vest 3 bedroom home on jange lot, paved Immediate possession, 2 "PONTIAC aia wn cabinets. Ceramic tile 5AM WARWICK aie is, 3| Mees neon Fontise.| from bord to the full base- STATE INC road. Carpeting, drapes, gas| = Tmme low, mice loce- Youngsto Plactered walle | ee a 3 bedrm. with carport, Syl-|_Call Mr. ‘Motdoch, OA 8-2018, wet hae ween talk into this REAL E NU, tove, automatic washer & dryer | © foom bur coking lake, 2 | 137 Baldwin bath, oak ah tevhoce Siceor 3-5 SUNDAY bedrm. with carport $1 with FOR 5 BEDR: M. HOME ON} ment, has lovely 21 ft. Itving| a9 g. Matn, Clarkston, Mich. £ retrigerator. Incl. in price of extra lots, large living room, oie ee Landscaped yard. $10, 36 Chi van Lake. Also small house $10,700 Giose to General home, The tiful fireplace. CRO8S' FROM BANK) 13,300 Terms. full dining room, family a c ippewa go tmmes, Peseattisg |" West ice. Schoo], Call FE| room has « ay Bichon ts aay (ACRONTADe 6-562] ‘Vedreom ‘heme om. wooded pcre sized kitchen with breakfast SPECI AL! term 4 bedroom home, rear Pease FE 4-5000 or 32308. ith.® High The bright sunny t ae a tenened fareee. Only ook, Full ‘basement, oil iiv- schools. 28° living room with SE ON Cass) 3.2137. womans dream come true. areal wi 4 hot water, 4 APPROX. 3 ACRES. Country t. firept itll dinin SMALL 3 RM. HOUSE ON HOME. 3 BDAMS. i $3500 $50. m: heat, electric ho’ : i Clarkston. Excellent 3 nat, firepiace, fu rj abe Stove furn., $48 ®' RANCH STYLE =e _ lak ‘ LIVE ¢ 0371 arage. Priced $11,900, ! Make | an ing new -| * room, Too: spacious fan Ope 4.2257, 2 yrs. old. Owner must oaukasce | want 7c gy Rory aah: Pioneer Highlands Cait 6 son, Realtor reascnabie down payment pried is ‘seek, built in bedroom modern teparate. ‘dining kitchen, —_ acemen as. City, Off. 8 front lot on large Maurice Wat ’ Wi- off % closed sun porch, sepa mall. | 23 BDRM HOME. = MO pone ig Ra. $532 Dvorak i * PVT OWNER FIRST TIME OF- me Fifth St. _ Rochester -Drive take Ra turn left ‘48. Has 3 bedrooms, ge = ; fall basement, 2-car garage is ite. ‘Deter: vn ; oo _* desirable a Pi ae liams La ale a lis, Oak floors, d buildings i” x re ACRES Very FERED. Ja 8t, ross tered wa an 2 W. Hur at Webster OR ' ter in. Call bh. 3 bedrm COLORED, to Cove: it and gas heat, ; lawn,; . off W. Huron , ia z ee ual : EMRE ORO HONE Fo = save bau Seemenatmecs “properties | [a Hit! 1 Saal ends for im- VETERANS from, Ch - u i. } turn “es * car gurage. Possession when eer ieee ‘ant Sa ge ey School—-wateh for signs, ; TERRACE. § ROOM| by large kitchen. bath.| for fui information. mediate rae gated devel. NS ee a Teck End ovennge| 3 bedroams shad Lieto | Ring set{vities rm. on lower ie CIVILIANS Open. ‘HAYDEN, Realtor Leslie R. tip, Realtor inert =| peting hd arenes ag tnd pe . William Miller ; ie hones earege, ee, fenced vd a eg J0.\Hospitel Bud. Nicholie, Realive RAY O'NEIL, —— Pe o. Bivd, hy ee rm cue = vn 4770 E FRONT. 7 BED. [7.; eq closet. Beautifully landsceped Realtor. FE20263 | patie, gal drapes. “axe ag‘ _ Behind 8t, Jo. Bospit ; 4 Mi, Clemens 8 Fa SrTeeeremh BA Geen 0-9 | 60 Wolee Siva. Go. On Sanit be appreciated. Fruit trees pong next door to Branch pbb ee Oe op lew pepmenis. | Low - LO’ N00 to 30 FE 8-1201 FB 4973 | FE 7 - ehrnent| scree Bisse" may be sequtrs rei. Bln SSE ETE 3 % od os i pore, | MY S200. “ | , i 1% 1 a | o > 4 : A) j 5 ’ ‘ f es x ———_ gS ND i ie ts gis fy S Sey ai i h L 4 ‘ ; ve ‘ : “4 if RT ae SF i : | r \ : 4 Af 5 s , . -"y : ; Le y; * toe — : x ot at Plat, : pal ? | sts b ‘ : = poe } seit Sale H 3 4 | ‘ bed foe fe ©. -* * por fim : Wag ‘ Sale : Houses 43}. Pe wee a ‘ey ieee eyes a lye ott | } ‘ 2 H E P : = Pats — ousia af 2! ONTIAC P a is salons | 3 BEDRM ZLY. a At RES. "9 lee « -* & ri} 2 ae, F thi ATURD. f° Fa toe ..* ‘ma w. a Sat aie AY, 2] LONGFELLOW ¢: ' KK SE PTE : : Bauer tap rps MBE i Pee K ivi ' open. ; n __ For R 14, 19 od ee $4 ians a I poaagepee x Houses. a af ! yn ie : - 3 : . “J wo | 90 , ) | } ; | | “ ‘ ere . ‘gaa heat R, ras f che sak | ‘ | , : . | t baud and ee hn ; roe So nade, ment ‘ga- wY ow Houses ieee eo ee ; poodles agers — . - OTHER Ww SE MeL. quick i ete “Fp 43|. Fi ae a) your hom ss terrifi bedrm COsTs : CARTY, = a Y¥ city Lox. Ea ‘or ‘Sale 500, = ill ‘take simost A Re vr Broke oa.see Pe en lots, tmeom 6 RM. 6 Sete Means « - BR’ va t. Paved Bt Auto, basement, FE_2nG r sa 5 ee ~ ‘8 L Lpary 9 * PULL aa - 43 CAN : . heat, hot i CE! - Wall- os BRYANT en, roseanos Sportsmar eere ies at at Seated ca ae : AND Gascea possi “|| oa sm 1,350 ear front of i N extra iot fo CORD bb cts . yon are . = “fe look at On pa wee teal. +15 Bal 8 e over i —— _Frvisse. $13,800" car grag 5, CE A MAIN __EVES, 8A’ ves sat. 8 , eall pation au co oe ME — done LAKE s o-04 bg sre Ny Easy té *. WSON & 14 MIL SUN. se ——_ and knotty in mod ‘ ; . 4 RETIRE & 5 TO pe. ineee seems Ga. c : aes \ ING Ow TROY oy eg co 8-0851 POLL, spn and Pesce and FLecacl : “| id a : ott NER OF PERS EXCEL LORE ede No ae = ge | NE R. with full beth.) Sut *rurnace, 'w Ru | dining —? D on yee. E VIEW — ends AR 8T OB D. RI at just old, | £2800 do ater hea new dining * , ELA vr degen a nasarat en ou the lak Lat penpitrs FE ¢115 LEY, stantial wn, $8000 ter 2 =f room. porch, li home 1% ¢ al brick t at e, ‘ WON ARDEN . iad: RILEY, Broker restrictiogs PE full price. ha uaben cent ome oak for mare & arepiece ond Roca Rone. 8. TRU Mu oker |=“ seount or cash. no ce Wal to wall can ous Bak for more ior 4 space and| PLC SERFUL 3 BED. DA ULTIPLE LISTE aey near. after Es Basement, © — seentt a $11,960? pet FLOORS oy ST A _ = LY — BUY @ SERVICE | % we VILSON room fuity oe Al rnace, water D = MEME ee aw eZ basement. Meneuie butlaing Tot 100 buys you jan ex tn decor. Lot __ nen closet. ° CluxXx | Oks ae ye pee 901 C > ee easte aede low with tag Hg amg a car garage. ot em le oO. STORM art OB ry BAB : p (ona Tak beri when “trait Sttuste full) aly $3000 Ded LL Por aPPo a1: GARAGE: BINATION of NCING page Rd. yard. Located fireplace erapes, on 2 lak cash: i Lake Orion re AINBO mm eat - Possession. $12. I ATE streets. "p eke og 4 a $7,950 eat oe 1 end = bac ‘ eae on as lake priv a) W REALTY ross am etre NORTH SID TERMS 000 WITH pened Tiwieek te ce ered NCH 8 d-{ are recias ce ‘ - 5-272 8 awnt home ctive cin NEA E clot cupboards school and 3 wos clay open anders your Usti io as 1 . PA ga: ngs, att — wi tinder bl naan 8T. F us kiteh in the s ~ P : dcar gar home W aye: gs and D EBELT - 5 PE _ 46306 array sos ith shutters, Legs ‘ Sept y pre chen with atak “< L. bar ames Rites son Real Sig wet wie Se i, it. Histonatt te eae hy nite | once T’VANVLE = coustris deal. cake: Poors ae al Estate dining ‘varge "iiving room, thermostatically etine pert ber. Ee quad ate furaace Pull’ base ares ND oe ET onstruction. “La fire ée Too gen f 00) Tesilede Hest EAT. ESSION. ED ee asement, oe ~ Mi and pee: P pla nF m, | rom M! ed Y E ‘ON 1- mod sure to oil OXFOR aie take |2 ROCHEST FE oees7 : Brivete lake corner ta. | health s = air Takes no heat zo ee Noss L lent eet ens ‘visit D Cornet "3 ER AREA ‘right ~ terme. pre | Canis Ir call pet ideal’ from AKE US Al eet trees FHA terms. Call REA rgeR. I «Be mies secre mL to H. P.H | ragitatis Hiab "BEE ponlecone Fen Ste cans taxes =n: - 7 : e. 8E 2 ED - Fes Fnsd Irwin] loses — "Twp. Ae oy = 6. p. HOLMES, INC. H bar, ) 8 8 ROO oy O’NEIL BD: RS woe Y* park. and er aiee of asm Lake Priv. RD. PE 5.2053, . lx lumph . &§ THis” PROPERTY. en resin Ra. Realtor Ch = |LOOMFIELD | Bes et wi psts| Seek poe! vee __ Henry eee T1@S|nst-wt CONDITION ores | andler y $2,000 DS a teke terme. aseonal with lo Aileen s the i _..ow Muitip FE 8. room do healer 3 te Lk pps tect Pa berri intense by wEA Li 4-711 wore = pet ch, lope ar 3 : itor. 1415 meta, at 63,- W. ip ia Se att: F ly {intellectual t Service, two, FM | 9 sting © open Eves. H O SENT g Lk nr. Wood- An Poa: “Ma ___For Sale Houses 43 = = 3 BEDROO ° * I $l _ Bow vacan' ttached | ; . * R nchester, |? Sale Houses he reads!" - Cee ear IN CIT & HA . > E . DEV STOM An , DO it. : ealtor BEDROO! 43 ! cee ee Sars Y. P 33 W RGE Fo ELOP ; | this ome = aceai WN i AB < ly of OOM HOME, i “Fee Sale E Garage ‘and. pe b, bedrooms up . Huron 8t R CO LAK R BETTER HO} + MENT I k floors root d j cs ~ w PPPOE LP PLP PPP LLL ' tai E rE E MES f | | rgpee ed > ber yaot | = Eres BUILT INC cidead|| ‘BED Houses 43 Seema: Pm cose See me ie venings 5-8183 V6 scree with F eaturing wi ROOM ‘ B Seas eee SUNDAY 16 pitas 1OME oe bascmect. Wall to wal arp + taniy apartment be eee || Mote See | pFOUR onth posse: ae. mbling scar propert location, feeas ha eeeae wall ca neigh tlding. TIN Pi car one mod- [e | DOW * 958 cereenen pau tocated "West ub. Pi cinvagy oe good | 5 eae tes as rpet-| ™e Pos yen ap Com ING SER cuny adi tree at 4 room DES LY 2 an xy PO ort a. rE 383 din nt, Inquire Tae uccn : ey | BOE eda IGN YG rooms & Buren N : James K 2 car patio . 0 x ie Sub- e care ome will ents, 71823 down. ing quire FE dow ging argain-{ and » rented. ‘i ED ; — o . Blvd. 2 oe eas ap goes Ww ae echirAct pay ‘moe es m pay: 1 $500_ DO aa nd berries <| RA * furnace, prepare tf = ns, 4 Phase oe ph Rd, room full base and eet, lar IL LIS act pay- O bu r trad | WN e NCH ‘ i ith £ ; he ge 5. ¢ 7 ngal eM A eo : Too - M | OF : en — oll foot U Ks pond omes K K. Bid i per, Ces on ke _—_ ‘Recreation 3-55 N. Pa SM BREWER 3 bdrm y.. wner side of town. NV “baccmen, oe home on aa 4 te. wee TricLe ASTERS” ; e ti ase Ray r : <* rai 2 s a i pric to schoo! m . ; full PJOSLYN TRADE Preteanie see Locati a ast Seen Oskiand. County’ “ ote ving room $500 down, Poatac. FE 204 “mile SUNDAY 25 - site ores” pase sores want poe Incieded - with th. lar eo mm bec ecagis a eo = Sell floors, Roihcpeaa bath wi r..ON T ER ys scaped, ap oo age “ reened vities goers canaih Fishe . 2844 AY2-5 - Pte 5 room m UILD IN © BEDROMS at ye high ond st.| & — Ln acon eoilets in yreree oe et 10 HE LAKE BUYS : Bioomiield arene heat, porch, ed Hand heat, if Bear an Fizab ment eee None oe : ¥ $10,950 basement| *°F e skatix boating ation it = ural ston living & walls, ¢ ul) ho miles fr L . tool Dist: Hills ge -door 0} land-| FE paved y to ears . Tt W eth L 1% car ally a tite. with, ba HA - RANGE io wit 2A Sicgg ae. motes pri swimm v- ell desi e firep! dining ove me plus om Pon include ricts. and 8t pener. +2644, street. ool est Sid ake R scaped arage e honey se- d ents vate rae t| _Clsrogs gned eet cmciarte bat tae ‘asnaraion Ca Low . H Low schoo. el d. lot, . dea y with 1100 way $3450 DOWN ort] Ess ich rh sa arene "ded other Ra aa cn carmen, te Ce ad ae ere # room modem. 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Call room, ry REL gE, end. = po and ins in- arge b men A thood. de! you move 3 bed: EET : + FO . ing r nch with ew 2b bs Mr. B $00 per 4 MILE RD EAST TO - Onl ssession urance pees ee = zt it. this ho And a room com ranch. la R COL | - ince, a with large ae Colored. i ackett, & RIGHT TO WAUK RIGHT y $13,743 ey this. enced living anch home : coment as 7 1B eo yd Pre Youngste Large Hepa ce ORE dining room, lake area 2 et poe Cen EGAN— a $750 I price. Qarage. Lot e. Car separate, emai | Pali pricy #080" Ei color ae meme cunboaras, and” a ees RO ms an? eel Cadraied ea OPEN SIGNS. — Couns tpl 2 ter iit RSs ktsie wer can ike ry house th : ot. , phat a potiie larg. t pore. —_ en- ot] be —_ J ey price. rE erases Lovely nies school ietnae H i PRO ce fete or a Fargas toes FOR RETIRED ar poet} Sone haaeet Features ; with a X, Rufomatic CLARKST e Lake free Htc apr d W bssaedy Seti Enel Ant ame a REAL bed _ Kitchen, uJ » full ark 2 . 7 t , he a fence. Only Route. "Mout Acute 7 bedroan bung ea 3" betroome” and Hisehed x “top, drive. and cated iene AREA bedrooms, "gua forna iT | Free, of only wuinty room. on ‘Seen 2s terms. hegil gistes wood sues rated, bungalow ; Seka aan Only erms. garage 1% . lot a ipeetien pris home grown, ane or ee ee RI-LE ng tp a oe i i take rege fee re Sar sSee bar Sis eathe guaree a | Ee ee S| eae ne VEL een ian | ome Property 43A 5 : : INVESTM . 2 96, sman Sand en La- Auto m, 1 e has at $1,210 fos! tion n mmed 1 :N M. Stou . FAM 4a LAWRE oc 5 Er 500 on pr erscn St. y matic % baths large il ear Lak . FE haw tate po ius a out. R dona z IR coun, A NCE W. | 5 sami} NT BARG. B ‘emises. ‘ou shoul oil furnac closet Gren are privi ° Tri-Le ssession aw st , Realto + & be arentTax incom AIN ud Ni : 2 itt d see ce. osets. | $8,720 area, 3 leges verlook vel Bri to thi es" Eves FE r |e 5 & 8B. ’ icholi H ‘ this to Carpo 120. Fi bed Oxfo Buil ing H ck h is Os ves Til 5-8 a up. Good ATH croatlont: pesard iced full: pry olie, R omes— ; app rt. +2544 ‘or aepemin a a rd & : t by untool ome ED 8 1 8:20 165 32, ith I ba __FE Mt. ealt A reciate . tmen arge | with eagsting. Lak UNDAY loca- ix BB. LORD a ene 1 oned h se- 5-120 Clemen or Con rmad. ; Bite ent cali int ; fro: qualit ng bu e| MU 8 Lak ; . Pik eck 780 location eat. An lor | 3 St. nected a .- . . a FE m the y const ilder LTIPL ake : __ a o with 61.500 Priced a ee rarege. 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Res. rita living le entrance Colonial, panes) verse) st An out b terms can yams Sindows into tile beth ue bess SReRIPICR yO Realtor cluded wi a Style Ranch wou Eee wis “tren Pibet firepiace . oe ; . i pe oapar ee aeons a city ROOM. IN! : of aks sod Dieture window TIPLE LISTING SER Bing arr bear pace itchen : | 1 — ATERFORD will be features more ex: ay 6465 INCOME = 4 € jail vid wien stok Pu s & 3 ~~? : for vos | at $23, sho e : wr Sal the full Tes those house An view | rae “i heat basement with Brick R with ro Sittie 3 “latge SUND iD 900 =""Terms SUNDAY 27 ye je Lake P home. BES reek nouncin rece. * ppoeeeoo | = eee ch Prete “lighted IY gowets a ieee 6115 . AY 3-5 AYTO ‘ H C leary Str e BEDROOM B Frop. 44 a - c with - ca : in 8 5 ~ UNTOO is —_ R é ~ =e “yoom wih NEW 1958 M 3 || RS See te Say em soe Be | we of rams ue WOOD No. ee rea cet |e ia, tao Peebles stag floes Le ts a0 and other 1s! | ariveway. ent en, fu racti 5 Lake O Wel claece wileminem rr Ced te) 163. carats closets ic room: bed- ODEL y appoint- 7 bed: practicall other ting vewa dear for rec n bed cally Lake 8 i ey or a minum Full beach ar Islan NT LOT : 4 etal pe pts ee ui ced S East Si Sooo om reg hee ol oF $1,200 large en es b sich Saorhewinny Son urge Lo et eevee sepiicate ee: nen EM pire — - % on aca am utiltt; and q ide jeans. etl d, eoegy lf? Con Noes ee on ae aved peeesop ey een came Lovelyme ne L WIRLTAM DIXIE BWwY. BRENT 32088. - Sandy re invi h with ity room olb 6 room ndscaped on 1s: th ranch J = trade. will tak xz 150. ving peers ome : ype hom droo “ EFT MS LA HWY NDEI hom ted Bar-1 . full bun. matic jot, rge om ied Py y paneled 1,500 e consi m ra LEFT - TO Vv KE RD: JEL, LAKE. SOL erry Park | eee tieers Gs, Statin ies), AREAL S| esos Shi a 2 replace Saeed] as ees epee | oe TERONT. Out DIRECTI IN t Ww -?r | hi eatu: : ex- P : tra - ve s and— um nt, EN ae w bas. tth oom gas ogan. res 4 and with mod ove se in SI D $1 Boot) apres take Road | basement ga em oie "aot To wich tay Raspes Large fot Quick ee ee Ee bast | Bee ee Lee a2 Hehe PE ales 2a ES gt cP ae tare tre a arb enn See “eatures S ae N VILLA signs. 7 UDN , R ace matic » a 22 rt ATCHER & N AIR er th is les lar ment, m rooms : rer} ofl rge k x il IN Y WEST - =e prt ig an exc We ‘s ge base lassed extra . English Colonel Dail NICH OLIE Oy A ear blower. Ful Dep ooe ries OS CALL FE 28803 EVEN: Poelag lee sizeellent oe ene sve a B00 New siierings al, 10 rooms, ¢ y and Sunday 4 ve ott, ae nnett Inc down Bee. it Sera me] : i itn 44.000| 00 SUNDAY ae eae te ane, bea in Ottaw and Youll f to8 Siena. ‘Allen — 2% E REA i t with 2- cu- 1 NDAY 2-7 oe ma ke, beaa- peberet - in Ottawa You'll ting i a fem op a 4 ay! $2,900 O 901 Ca Stages —- with ages . Hillis, R in then world : . 2-3370 _Open Event ; ME ANNOU ss Lak “FE om dae Sundays & Rea . wareade Loree. r cee a ee pew of new inge_ant pau ioe LAK ce cote com, ¢ Rd. won re +i Loe ai mect od tot oie 2 ent room a] nee, DREAM BLOO jay 1-4 « petiomeai $ Yo we classify % bedroom. brick e opening pelea KEFRONT | LOT x 3 . Relehborhood. A Dewees _ ILY room patio, pes ie wee : Ey MF se very it 4 year SUN i as such poh i gece! on Pav LAKEPRON 000° with car, |. 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COOLEY” . vin urb: Locate: oughout n iene el 8 e to vi L 3-33 “wa. ARS ail 100 re, 36 MODEL a els at a NOTE low Dis Bloo. anch i 3 ving ri in 1950, ga- EB To LEY other t3 an, ju 4 Ww the buvs! unday sit ARG 03 or (M59 room narpetin ft. lot, Wall: B as 1 Two District. Tt siteed penesl Lan Leet Roe La RE. ROS. —————_ Lage oo. peers rant Le Los est Sub- Er aa Excel- Pree ee ae : $15 eles and g in t all- oo re | B cial price side ahd p-top co School . = aped and firepl rge ALTORS REER — HILL RD. oe ‘el-Huron ne’s thr ee Posed rms. Cal: ee ‘On LOT +6417 . terms. bedroom ving ‘ROM AST A Y P +4 2 session out ndition, ig ts 1 3 prisheomebh Open soso “haxi at GREER - = TO eve chools, Center, ow]. CASS 1 _¥9100 north chain PT Lora 8, Price rae CORNER ND 80 as ceetions: _ Immediate 5 ward. blocks lot me i EVEN To R 6 $ rything churehe Bus- oa LAKE in a = 1D ct we : . LAKE OA and or UTH Westward T - quare 2 block east of get ths. INGS CA’ OSEDA LJ 14,500 — Priced at and cE RD. BEAU nytime Sac. call 13 FRONT D. Bette SQUAR woop- ae we ‘urn Tetma Lk s north LA opti & LL OR LE. ayme + substi at on! OPEN 8U TIFU Call FE r dart E LAK left phy on 8q. E, oft S$ avail Rd. §1 of ay 10 WM. 34952. mites nt requi antial 4 y $1,650 NDAY lookin: L HOME car room bungalow, ive out tod E erset— Mulb. Lk. R AL able. 8,500, to. 8|R H. 7 be e one red. Thi own ss pow 1-4 Lake g Walters SITES sot oly ia ‘ot Ful O wy L ae NEERIEMER, N PALTOR 8 ee C forte fone beet look. inrte_ ear maz. dimen ayant Eaey Take, oxi00. BLOOM? terme, This N eslie R. Tripp R Two3-Br 7 peo AL TOR SU vanaiealan | RE auto ras mrdwieg Te aye My 2-000 i “wa . aa | S i> pace. i> eae fare. erin AN Elizabeth re ait a ealtor | iter % Side Homes ND AY Here's an ALE vE saad eneae Mies home, Newly ae $0683 ing 5, ek ranch, Sunda Lake F OR | 15-2856 e 500 down tipster Sepia. heme Y NICE 100 bath w decorated pl with arpeted +d y 2 r LOW LO rein bu e = 3b e 7 ft th D piece, ted lh oom 3 © s OF ont abe DOWN PA RED igo de ave sone Let m SPX pebetaes Coes Sey ae Tocations = A pital bee! Ricely poo eh reened, — Es jn peautirt aes id ait x oa tel attached | Of an ody ge T. Elm st pote Sane een on gard ROCHE . M ae ALTE eee lates” 21 i em taste aa er sacrifice fo ot. Swimming. iy landse gara Tile e and ro Basing poeen 5 ee ge rooms, 5 plete! FD cs a STE ° per cent over nteith ee e dinin living Is, OR reash. pam reser | wri cure wing yA Soy Ena gh sabre STER HORSE Off N eee irene fees sgietac tee caRERROrT SMITH. petin jpeseh te gentle Nice mae % cr pei Co sivestmeat ave: 10 sores of lke § room, 3 orth Perry SECL own, ny up 2 tte nice 1"bearoom aaite ° 00D —— y " ray " slope ern _ CENTRAL re . oe Too: : creat -ma ‘oom nt «bine DURE ete bedrooms, of robin soa Ss ‘a mee Brick & and aber al Belca sald crit jeeation tnside | Neat. bails in . USION ree rege room. in floored 9. PW. *DINN AN N t IDE : ota Lite Orr |: | sormd ce a See 2 Gas Heat, Shingle ues m syeeen, mesern ment. No Low ues Sy ¢ | Rl eo bos 3 See ml Sood. way “< ee OP BEAT W : rented . oom with losin, : ak \ Real MA JOHN t RD. month. $18,000, a | Gest est, Basemen we Dhami oak writy plastered wail g costs, pay- bret te OO enor goer OFF PE ved land st BEAUTIFUL, BAN F ty Or WIN = . $150 per) ft Near pe wood ae < capeeanl o full paren, alls ; 3 Bedr of large Ate chester reat — asp = Nanas. - 2 dings fete & pel ore Se pees : £44326 412 v. Eves | ER Mrs Bedrgom eas nae Esrchools Paved house with 2 bed “bat "wit, ite dere na Saint soe accel with 170 fe] P blocks to new oe eee Tool “shed trea tome 9 acre aH ‘ a “ each achen do dinin: full‘ bath aved stalls basement wesens tenant new street. Pul e city on pa a rooms, m lete A pa cated Madis at, ost b 109 aes , “a - uron eno W R a be me res Pull gaits —— rated. down Atte rm, & up; ro 1 sta and full Sturaace baseme a ing i a 2 fu t real erson cee Jr. most beautiful ; ary Fla cow ag “75 | ol Fe iz own. dash basement mee. aa is eetively large shade 1 fen =e = @ horse garage. 2 jar e, two, nt, tachea 7 and parate = ; ‘or poy ape buy fo chools. Priced this el cl ae the . A Ww ge car gare 3 ¢ sale r $6, to ose rec- pen eveines axe HAYDEN, 'R ‘S) See Sat ss satin SE tied | « roe “leon berms, OY Fesemen Page ta be WOROK GARDENS S| Biber Faortnde = | . \e t in : Go ».600 | ne ¢. room full c room = . Lape () . Real \ al Sot ‘pres, ealtor | Giroux-F Ra.’ g ies to Romeo North, at, stop. walls, cease: “ne } tnd cen wes ment and wren fond Bet es oe =nets Mo Oo” GENERA z ran oe ' mente) Tac one aster low cost at | Prinea tes wen raed (ope he vere: nell ary a aan ) IENERAL, REAL ks tod OPEN Bigs to. turn cupbesrde, stings. Rice at 39,000 Benedict Schools. cree, | bore 24 26 plast Northeast 4 wy. ESTATE Fd rip. ‘our eo | . erin 1% ca’ y Pine B fe e by. Re 8. Cite St. xes ", a red ¢ tor . a ‘Onsen dard MS tout, ee ee lot Owner atelm aera shrubs “ala ane, Aateet | omer Pe. Realtor "Will seer 1an. LAKE | PRIVILEO poreh tone replace. yrees | oe fx 3°" GILE pecreen were Monel ee table & chair 8:30 SR sh est! iy 3 e. t drt 2 B ann a ene carpet . 1 end ve s, Cire , ee A TY Ds Foom, Also imeee. weil poe: nd of ving room in : or RE @C] } Pr arport gétivity wit one! ‘oe eal s, wind in i vr “ALTO a ced to 1 ela roo! rick ng ows v7 oe REALTORS FE eee sel wa re, sarees: cote i: \ . Telegraph les 4-0528 RAY ON : bath sata “iageen, Gon og \ \ es. & Bum, 369 Aiea NEIL, Re ‘ shower, x = jfioeet, ort e : 47103 graph Rd. altor. Ba ieee te, os m 2 7 : ‘ rE rer. sy Len ; . \ +6005 500. in tenes ok Sac ty \ 3-8487 oo be cr Se @ : ‘ iment. Mai / % ea ; \A ; \ . ~~ aS ; ae 4 eat \ Ree tae oa ~ , ” 3 j i ners 1 iat Be P dui aa awe \ ~ Agr a o ek Lae oe Exige eae 5 =! a i. Sock = ee e thee ks Ay 55 8 i * j a ra + 47 oe I 8 * sak a oe aie gle Farms: > 48) ee mE Ww AND > ac 2/2 uy. "Th Bin are ec cove Chass © ER - By Meme te “(isi “i : Lenders) 83) LFER hk LIVINGSTO ] For Sue Mnceaicoe ae facellaneous 60 CLEARANCE SALE a Partridge N FAR) : ‘el R Near Oa { aes ... Rochester \ County rood sia’ ta Se TAVERN , 8.000 entele. Living an 5 , 7 a kland line 3 \bedrm. “1 J ee ‘brooders'& w soi), Wesigen ry Be Cleane: 2, @ ne 100 D to. $500 er. . = se vo water, 9 Te ues Seat, Sea ckup nes to 1956 - i872 os MU 5 ie ng. $13,800. | C Tate. Don't eat ue minute ost deals Bring oF 43318 VA | chass ¢ va sod wl gy 4 niture 8. Loans losed your Resort Prop. /oaK BR N VLEET . 0 1G, kaketront wi tor you. ee tise mate Re. We Fina: o“~ eS 44A LAND Rep gg R chases mis: —_ PRICED psd and other ue a Let nce—W. BE gS ce OxFoRD| c. Uy RIGHT ieearer sean me Sees Ba akland Kecongitioned a our re; fse } Ains< APP ui 88 Lo eet, a vane Gtaker gat) 2 Ree es a ecient vag ere oan Cor | Sarat a pen pe ee slectelty - 482001 Sar sons ‘ por} ‘inventory do a iran. 202 PONTIAC STA pany ipa tg = pees, J : tillers 4 J on et aren ES acres rs same’ bl grater Ae ee eee this gle TE BANK BLDG at ELECTR VANs priced | §, Colore—1 COTTAGE Hubba hawk 4.3306, me Didge. and 10) dese THER IN ae 3465 Ic EQUIPMENT “| 1601 M76, St. H aaa (ek 43804, evenin Phone MO- ess op pee nab type geval sepa CU MA 6 FLO ow 43.06 80. so nena a wi CRES, LAR es. __ ais stop in poreunition. saul x on | ‘A Ata er-uTBs LVE -MA_5-1878 | 00 8. OR. SH SACR = gan th bath GE FA ture our off call i . WS 43973 a8 v PIP BS 17 cabins, S-rm. IFICE Sree s00 E ranmaouse:| 18 cur oftice, See ur pic CAS Blectns. “6a ‘h NES. sees, corrueated is | ED ANC a0 . ais ee a T . Ese “Ghure Te € entral part of ae 5s Renay in oot an Pa’ Ortonville, Nation cent| Re ATEWID Hf LOANS SEWING “WAG Tage “hI lines! fh oe at netic e. ae WASHING : oO rth 7 onal| Peel E >; iil rebi HINES rch’ ‘ : seh van, “ambitious rte ill must| -APEER COUN m8 meals worries. (ot to $300 mate. Pree home or uirrel s, nc. “USED "bade Sree i ci mT |r Bee - Se Sta ee | a eS Ae " , t = <2 = = f f u down, Cal Mr str Shes oe Stn, tower eee . EETS EAE 40821 3 “ashers floor TON, Warwic KY WEATHER Vg eT) 26% W. Hur Lah eal jaye cubbatoat ete Gane B TALK weahers & drvera. automanie i. sthscisomloaaiaeset O- a eo MUNTER'S 1s ROE ee aempieia tis areeh takes USINESS” . E oF sen or 00 de o | DEAMORD rd ‘Lake : ble. 187° 8 shing) ‘S14 & PE _5-3642 Ty & dal ete lines n be had = . Fe 1211 WAYN ye—sam $650. W RING A b Gra: ed. cabin. 20 ASBES airy herd. 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SANFORD wWistnne atic OR 3758. luding comer pPROPER.| foe me lace, trade of houre ans #5. FE Eiean OUNGE CHAIR large ‘ai “Giople: ade fie Tete’ | Ploo FOR RENT FORD rane SITES FOR aaa le Water facnifice = fect far coup a7. Prete Walled Lak 14 Siegler Oil cond. mnie sap yehigen Fh ~ ference oe 1 i. oe aon Well ir ESTA E 4.0000, sew XN e. . Per- : “ake - : Twi - Oil H ea ard uore: : —— sander i wh wn, On estricted. = ss. er| MICH : : Pp M ce the he eater er, call- TROLA = 7 steamers. cleaners. led : ot Joslyn. 1 Clarkaten’ Ra West 60x!" om Doe S ICHIGAN BUSIX Luc . Tay | scuice’s elena te at A ae aces | 2 = ie ere ig ar an Orion. MY 3: $3500 Bargain pleted arte ig te ion 5 CORTOR AG Le oa ALAR Ase xia the eost. FREE STANDE 1 after 1| BOAT a Lake "Ave. LD += cash Call’ Paul Han - _ A R On “rt MY ‘oe ee ish -FLOO c . BUIE 8-141 an Pent tonsen LAND ATION ound T an | Weshbe le LETS Eigse? x 7inD bs oad aca NOW ra Hammond. 7* TELEO. es oN sh here h just the ri G RADEIN See to cae . 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SIZE Complete I dinin AHOOANY’ Gas range oeeee “mach i. teal Pp we. plu CHERO ko erty. THIS | = the | Sond rae bene oa (Sk boos, D “GIRL AT, 81 ca io Mak ona vine Treen fe — | Davenpone a ehaie 0007 $24 ine. L PAINT 1 m- KEE HI Pino ‘ETO Ve a com. | C terms ome. family | ee ORP. OF BOY'S car wane Oricatal rug. Me tenes efrigers ehair ..21./..! $24.50 Call OLive 1 SPRay | 5488 ¢ you don't : HILLS! $1 ee. STONE, A REAL ro A. Web, $11,500 aw Bt PONTIAC LADY: s COAT. BIZE 10 t 13 Kerma oxiz. Sa urniture. cfrigerato cmal $29.50 FLOOR L112 after 0 Dixie = W — it-e Caretull : a at ~ step 33_N pster ; , FE ¢05 | ‘8 WIN SIZE _6 cpl) oecyg pet rouk an nine teeters OM. co foe pp. Our L Neer dime mer app eee boon pHOUMES® cay “ae. wise ee WHEN Y 38) Fr"s.ssas TER COAT. siz aos easag betcotter—m oriental Gat petite Fm. suite $39.50 | _ 3-890 we ACK. EXC. CON "Sale aay uf the Loker Church. ting. . poll amy live Dine Hwy. ARTRAM S { ford, OA. ina : $ . OU NEED Gaesaae r collar & ae at ‘amples a ai or ust sell. —~ ai er heater erear $38.95 Gas ter 4:30. Call ck Musical G ureh, traffic : . : 2 d ? BLUE MOUTC ste! LE ON PLOOR . cha Ha 405e| mie ATER A al Good tng af Pontiac é. Paved trom |One GS OMMERCIA . 3-1950 an ard 5 - $500. sins oe 1b12, m MOUTON 7P8 str ae tors, and, wa tanaltoners OR Many ot saoer eae arent Wake. a ee CROSONIC, paLpwin s 62 hemes pew oF 5. Cit - see: Surro st locatio * Oj} i You can Like ne ESSES. SIZE 3-805 Ong REPLACEMENT, THON venient cred GR grade. $49 $70.98. | ACCORDIAN 130 EM PIANO, = "te to 138. Soded| Pro homes. A. otf ee es ! C spacers car’ an e230. Drape Ze 16 - is “BloR 5 BEBEOO Pe he {AS ECON ° GRANDFATHER'S CLOC - Cond. 3 HAN 120 =. for 28 ft. property he\ A coast tb tren Is now O. peasteaes. Bar ekly on wo ry fabric is | Gonis iM 2-4021 FU ONO) oe "S CLOCK. co Cadilla BASES st maaeere | | oe having 250°. ‘fe tions acceptin wee ing t oe werckare Me MAN'S R s. FE| bookcase dresse BRAND _ RNITU [Y coat, LOCK. G NN _AL c. PE 2-652 Goon aged hese | oreo gel iaptuind a. featuge: bee Dd Sele ng lease act We Sn ee ie cn me oe ED DRESS. § | beds r iarg NEW ___ 361 URECO EM otis clubs, ~ Gray | _Ssle_Pt TO SAXO! ca. | tne -naravare. rug rodeng|| pole ll” servi seetce | aymemelsel see rete oo neers. Sead ias Size 16! => mbar cur eet mirror, | USED swe . 20 or EM 3-8242, Conn AS SAXQPHONE 1 OPEN ane until tall outh store Soa in ce stati | your mi & to help le n very ly onc 16, er set it, au ti ~s ‘inaw St 3-8242. ONET FoR } , tld poli st. Collect today. FE vestmen on oney rge for poet coneiie met; son's Big am week af trigerato! ies UP: US ara “able. F LIKE Sunda ~ |. for Dhage Me ven reread ‘ollect FE iss of $1,200. Re- br 2-0579 owner i AY Furnitur. fa! pre > fied TV. see $69.98 up D ge D E 23468 NEW READ oe y 2to6 ee ee me et) ~ RESTAURA’ Call ao oe Pr | BR © ate! savings, Weer | PTD gueet's ‘Roaie HE. | Derry Sus OOrs. UTE FOR | ASON- Drive W BETTER ‘HURR wre ad) a's, FOR SA ae E | ine ne NEW ELE td Lake | VAN ce. 422 W. Hu gree one oe ee ene cond. OR 3-817 BALE —— Bis out of Teleg Lake Rd. 1 one og M. “BREW ER Mirucks & job W = ae FINANCE CO | Sale Househotd Good Bhat “Nil p e, Forward Ric SEW. mates Eh SER, 2 LIVING. 115 modern atten, § ‘18. prices bares Mellons condition, a = Scott. Lake fod Rd. ‘ or fg ms : motel er f Will take With - FE e : corr. bs s 57 Bi Alene sig el 31.25 we verse tae y with slipcovers. oa RM. ess than r om Your Eves. Ox E Lake Rd. % mile aaa ae or Ever. PE G0 aia: & teks Sheen H 702 Pon’ 4-1574 bles = TABLE. UNK BEpe si ek. FE|W en. — Bean tor |SN a4 tres oon erase, ed) CBE d ition, $295. EM SD og CARL \V sere ieee on) age of ws mare 3 S* provers: | TEAGUE FIN: seer" round Tuam "type. ally SPenG taken, EO pean ovis | yre._ call ate = a a-| TEAGU Sak 3 x catep table, ail tor” Ta.| Selection ef wre ear | ™ ACHINE, 200 81 Pe KGRWAGE ey aig gO 503 Com V. BIRD, R a. — THIS “Stand E FINAN dg aoe anne: on he pe, table, gg fer | ee $39.95 & AT: ae OOR FU FE 2 favieal OC: LUTE USED 8 ea National ealtor Re see oe ox. $45,000 | ard 202 ANCE CO 1 AB 0. Sena | onan ut iron, m S4)| stew see RNACE a er 5 GUITAR. Ci 7636, = ig RS = N. X ©, | ‘stove. Good BUY Lake ale For Sa ono gag ent Toh eae | eae Ss CALL ees bg tet Ganeted on ve connected ji ROC . MAIN + | —oenwe eee a SMAL: Ave. «2 le Mi GLass untt. Good N-AMER 5-674 APT. ~ rE S130 route ate mi ected —— H EST iy a ple will L RAD scellaneo CAN =M 5-6304 ICAN Cl 5 . Ri d on eta, on —s ER, a R. SIZE $35. = swap, F’ TO, cy a iu quarts NING 3.3507 200 8 CLARI car Hall, te: main ¥ a A ‘ O. _LOANS $25 M ICH bathinette D orate COUCH, E 5-8755 TO $12. AG CEM ous 60 &24 JARS. PLU vated PIANO arr NET. FE I lome ’ ev comnts - 7 Call eal oe modern 2- ° a -TO . |a PC. I rite FE 5-0205 ca aa $7. uw. EXCELLE _ sale. FE ENT M = arts. FE 2-7086 NTS,| pairin 0 TUNING PLA A Stanley R . Main Os- rvice etal) avT $500 DUSTY LE NT ra} 2-2460. = . g. Qui __ PLA "Approved M ites gee be eal Estate, 101 N ase & Lepper ey ML aehparten Ph R BOUSEHO OS “set. good _ T ROSE “URNA CLOS NDITION G {DatLL Pr = aS Pie Pony. rhisee tmeyer. LAYER ee “ Mortg ge Arta a - state, 101 N-| ou iy iow Pontiac ac | Recharin Oh eon Oe rem METI at. 900_FE 3 Pate Alt band = GOUT moter. face tao onee ~ MOTOR, Used EQUIPMENT LAYER IANO — aula . fea patna 4) ites om paved siley Sapas — raining & com : _ OL 1-971 | RE ry St. COND a Wrotioes Son a a tand a eee nesst mae tioned. OL LETEI this fine 4 rshi ot pe fees. Comniei Sepereted. fer. ef. goalies assistance avai is __Mortga 1 peat aon CHROME BARNES | » ors mowers Site seepetee ia Aaohgea rommres heater. Wa es, — burners, eee Y Pe Ea siopment cesured tn front. Lot at modern. of- eiseq PPucents. alah | LO ge Loans 54 ee ys Es ale alla SET. LARDW ARE. i To leaving “state. OR ester, OL 30a and space | violin raha ao — service, Lew as peed onuene to ar “y ANS FG be ¥i Ro ne Lote at “ Hut bE TON CHAIN n | KITCHEN SINE : wheel cement pode ENTS . . ft. pace in S—$600 new, da ROOM & CRIB, sof Ez Pen IAIN HOIS ue, NES. 322 eng pesvoce and u 1 *) Terms arabes. Partially car ' i Fer jany pu to Sl. 500 colice tania” gfoan wort) cated scales, Speed tome t Eee See = Am STON see SB see A ver 7 8 rings and wht Pdr —— ee = beairanged. OR ata ar ir id :* land or or pot, ia All Yor $00, Pay ‘oni decorator lam mp =e Room 80 cond. PE 3506). = 1c REYRO 2200." 1647 8.| Fh Lavatories complet oe atta en ites, High : i Lake Ave y 33 Ww md. FE sur 1 DING Lbs : uore + te with ¢ we easy to ores. R : Ge tagren vone Bye e Ave = 73 eek DIN TE. OG ou Sell ALU. irc orescent, 393 M Sa, Wate ci Bent Lowe Bos Pro. 18 THE “ainD* To ree a ein eee Besa aE SEY DADE TE BS) aS Loma soe ES ‘Grove Ur ave | A 8 ere “Low as $85 avons p. 49A TR SEE - < te ton Cr ela $2706. electri SUITE 30" wardrobe, AF TA- cote bel, hoe wemmee | ose Eanes Meek rel 30x15. TE R FORIC ACCOR : $85 z. PULL ° ADE F 5 ais « cera -- ie ran a) oe fas sto bed pees en ee paygpered el, | reiri _old_ NIC BAS FA | FOR 1 < caer ene cted. 10 GAg R oe. MA! pone 5 ane mice Mt ean rooms agp ites Ay ma | ‘Preerconent — monn oNARE _of ACCORD! = Wood povaLE sTO yg tik AMILY G THIS er ga g¢ or on {Noe Macao ol Do laple __ ce. MI @5e11.. BS no gentoo gs Alum. and morescent,” pe yap et ood E ath ‘Oct. MY ION. 3 RE 035e | 2 GROC ; Ap ond m 39: Lunen. 2 $50. Fot UBLE BE ase (A on aa P ernes | ee: 330 Michig ~ $50. Pi UM. CA +2000. 140x1 ed a ae . mais AUB Mend tater C.—BEER Ponti 200 Nati ee 0s oan con: | dle BED & D eneeecn tS and up. "VALLELY'S y rehard Lake SPECIA @_& stoo SE & ST. 150 x 160 60 Corne veumak or aan) & ie ne R ee Nacionales Buildin 12 CU. FT. t Rd. FE crestor nies b DRESSING 1 zi. _OL 1-906 ro chester ALLELY'S LUXAIRE> ° | MALL i C STUDENT $15. FE AND, om pares Prone Ia A pens ale or retail or any enter.| store” thes a Fete os . “id —fer_refr CROSLEY chin IC SING | 42708. A. 2 | _for free _estt Rds. Cay | rnstaliec. E FURN = RENT. MUSICA Ts PRI 2650. ing site A e shade tre . Heated by i] or an ari¢ty, | Th e will k en this e from rig. $125. aay acer! with a ER SEWIN WHEEL TR: mates. Fair NACES AL OR AL INSTR CES ON DS farsa reads. 2 wtiful build: | 5 jot in “reat.” Conv y busi: | growing cep you both. be Sw Soseg See a <.| Rest’ payment of ” Seo rere TRAILER iting Service, OR 38 SS lass SOWA PAYMENT PEA on build-| Soate® rear.” Convenie growing” urigh ou both. busy. a : EXC. CO! tm Conon SEWING MA- |? | KAM-KAP 3-7686 TAR: tee, Ke e's ‘tachi ENT & unl park- win, ery i b bus waps c. CON Call ot $6 acrifi AMEAP 8 ox GE nyon ‘SAG ° PLA badly 2 good di A hill 14 unload! venient new & neighbo: nm this y.| 3 1.000 55 0" MA $07 ND. _ Sewin Credi ‘50 du ee, trie 8 | aaa SELECT UPR SAGINAW N @ site loca- BE or FE ng. Ca for ft schoo's rapidiy | ¢ CAPACI LE A _5-0137 ewing Center, | t Mana e Oct st steam SECTION ELEG. guns & ON -O} "RIGHT | rE hone Excellent AUTY 2-821 xtures — near bv. Two b ric Jam TY ¢D! new cri STOVE Likh ELECTROLt r, FE 2-3 a Mich atic con! radiato ELEC fice, 4 Pai rifles, B PF USED “FE PIANO. 1 E 27 on north some, ¢aul SH eas moette jail Ex ig Sas Brae b ECK E _OL e cal OVE ol OLUX month trotied. use Tb + | Us tterson. en's Lo £6025 Exc. < = side. for fine _ petitic le. OP. “PULL cuslnes renee all 5 cellent etre boeet to LEC- 2-7 binet, . LIKE id. all VacUU s. Rea acl Chadha AST WORD 7 an Of- wan Con on. e client: ULLY sines | on ew. Ver vr sale er fintsht 4 200 ca- o> z 12 good cond ELEC. | attachme M. 6M _both. OR sonable about 2 pictu: D dike od Flas ~PIAN Dd, LAD GAs 3-8173. ele, -no cost an fixt terms y | outboard or trade f ng batteri 506m. Wi _| Bilec 3” 8TOV nts. MA os. | 2 SNA mR 37-3003. Sell 1 wid re RD TEST T INDICA 0 FOR 1 4288 Dix: D’S IN STON com-{ oF tr inventory Phabaa ae ie for d_moter lor large es eversible, (OOL FACE, ec. dr TOVE GE 4107s. | 4! Cx thays a or mh. retche 76° ATOR, E 45543 aiPhs ie Hw: Cc. vo $1,500 FOR | tra e for ho ill sell cx ot |? et ~ UNFINIS r. OR 37 HP. tabs A 16.50. 1 315 dinette set yer & E REFR shes, po’ YS & CUPS. Oo} 32-4169. t ig” high Sale oO T Fn nance capital, EASE. 41,000 h ets. You'll me or on terms acrea NFINISH ——— 1833, pads. $5. xminster, mport chai Club washer PPRIO. silverwa. ts and pans UPs, Obi pipe die. a Sale Office | E cn sare re Fyne aoa — help’ fi- weit ban ee Ce 31 ma a” cece ‘FOR _ 2" Ore aed _—— Ping lamp. Druin thele hair Lazy Bor = bie — — trea, pt ASONRY PAT ROYAL PORTAL aon uipment 63 - . m ein ie 7 Ui é . Buy — 50202 -tmall gas reap pod CrORT Wed peee | Gu ee “ $15 Tr (@; jas i - cs Tree wigs ai fa desk a ee eekn PE Susan” fruit | §_tb extn We ee CALL CO0D. “CONDITION. ¥15 e . wind: a CTR e driv perfect | mL if eae Bet. 81.08; anes 00S APTED a List artrid srORE ‘hee s Dini Hey. ‘ane ING GO small ‘bewsctraiier or MoTOR.| 2. de- LECTRO CHEF AD fe eriee’ | res a te LP _ a8 or. | APTER 6 0 thru P Be 8B ate Bw GU 2 Ops ek ee can r your old nN efrig, $15. che ane 1728 PLUMING. 8 rT ub eas es a R 6 LARGE thru_Partrid oe 70, EXC. z: ¥. Holly. A popu NS, HOM , Fe 40061, large = new mattress cond, EM Odds & NOE $20 8. Saginaw ING SUPP ani = Base « A s7.se4 ble QUIET Db 00 i. ge sackhn Hea: LOCATI a lar {EF 2 FOR: pray rive or sprin ELECTR 23-2567. ends in jem T ee PLY R bber Ba. rete Fi colors mathe ELUX Gos tave Paneer = _Balgwin. a FE 125 per ioe elias iP cob apertemen’s ste Ford 2 DR, TRA. Mighees- * Dr save. Restocraft | esti CLOTHES | | Mt TURRET MAGAZ E_5-2100 oan Quick Pha for Tet | Se nae Noew, #8 mee TS i |WAREHOUSE_p MO verre] Bia rey, selma, janorsc tan trucks OA) huee ite fl Bigg es Moots @ORYER pa. Kinston oe ee a rapes waterprootings Sols Secce Henin = ers deep| feet ‘s Fa of sporting goods.” “48 ck. OA ENERAL exceptional values” Alc ; her, gut abeet iron, #65. 210 ee ae : ‘Sale Store Equipment 64 tad ft r rent ae an rting ag ports- | Pl TON G luxe AL £ scent, values. ly j 7) PC t Rd. $65. ai0s | AL & L 1c t ROCHES FE) semi rox, me on. 7s In nin nada |_ wena MC PICKU we: ¢ Ex LECTRI E 393 Orchard LE. paula ‘woter a se, | cislovehena Lae UBE ST 64 —— ESTER AREA a "lecation. baal do oct ae tea Eeeation. S name win most Ss Af C zi pnd avons 30 ameae ommes cond, cal eee Tanee e Ly 24 See hard Lk. 100. gts. Bometetnea tr a mepicire i see eo ee a 4 1 xe Matton MACHINE, = x 250 scenic building r 6. Call PE 8. hot exooption ition verythi MERCUR 3-0053. ater ietoria IN lo ec : chrome ELEC 10, IN $3880. trui ppd ABINET 701 2-7280 s recent S Fe “os mee also 2 site, . cai! FE It's re ally fi includ ss Nee tr Goop point eT ROCKE

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OK ane ee op A ol 81 NG BA | $3 cu on © Hair’ buehicr 40 Acreé ville NA_7 sorappatat stsued cau wa | ; . toole ac wid oir ee AND GUN | hot vides soft w with the family. MaAvTAG Ba for 2 TAHOMA, Lapeer| © —— ARGAINS Fe aan Miaseen. tae eee, eee tror cres NA 7-2818 WOo »ppointment.—_ MA J. VALUE’ _after 3 will sell Cant souN househ Soler oy nek AYTAG SQUARE __ OR _ 3-616. 1922 8 S ee sh r blocks, NS west = ace front $ on M-15 DWAR — 45 0 UET, 30 pm. Call OR a older uir = Pir dad M TUB a meta 5 OL tee ie ea Sa st 4-6881 af 2640" age 2 x AKL Le 3-5: yea Ju A WASHE BEE: VER ch. nd tes. ade a ee me wh RONT PANE “SSPE EL ttn es TRADE Si] NS aa si certo ta me Peuurey Ope Fe e306 | rai wareemoees |‘ ze , Gravel & Dirt eucene drial eater ene de Ww ENINGS UNTIL § ALM myment 9.50 ct Sa ABY BUOGY & mxt "PE steal, ALL TY. DS. OF 66 wants ¢ Owner | les north toh aie spe 8 E HAVE _UNTIL cE OST te _ Pree) 2-5391. LE, GOO: OR GGY & JUM 'E 5-7941 Free PE O FE 2-078 livered £ BLACK $500 be: ‘quick sale = sta ae OE Geet Gar ny where CONTR SEVERAL | #30 automat! Ew. SP’ $65 AG ae Dis 4. JUMPER. $10. 1A ang srs IL FUR 4 | _eves.: sar 20 ta: DIRT, S saat ry ake et Gere, Pega aed yA PE sneer TREE fet a-ystower ie | sa nl Pai crane Ea Sn Neak HART y OR 3-470 b Preake jay. are four iraffic aac re UR CHASERS GREEN. Any old h , used. Greasinny on MUS robe, $10. Food, co condi as tn baesee ke tester, D DIST 1 ei pt . Exe. HARTLAND 20 AC “s iW oe Teer T a Ae oor rr Ge LOR consigered fr fair cond ~ —— ai TV tee ene pe. b: T HAVER fon, bargain, ucets. Tn , oom te oem, voltage RIBUTOR 00 LOADS. mre sou. : i t' 5- ew Z ; : | ev re Lk. ‘Orion, : and = Rome, Berm en net bu ORES REALTOR fier Sar Ale FSR cob ae eitane race, on our rely wares aan —— Bett compte oc ere BUY D | Bopha crate | Pana A RANDY Loan. $23,500 siding R iT ee ca have aicny tu chers._ in only $149. VERTI Ping peac oresitietieneees IRECT a A ve. (1 TOP sOil. PILL SAND—GRA: aiateetacman ® Pre § SS ifs ‘ __OPEN munon st “3581 | SCHI w GI OR mina fine features. | | APA . ce Gn anne Walnut chest Bie ce OD Baseboard, MANUPACTU Trams cts 7 all il Pa 7 a Sumues Ps -_ Barn & MS. intersecti PARTY N EVE. T jt 4RA} ~ 4 H A ws ARTME 5-022 i Oil - $10 Door & W REY Ts, Ne rs, Com. ‘ a Whel DDED FE = down ang other Ae bdrm ion| New. STORE - sD 9 1_JOSLYN M AV A TERMS four bu: Ni SIZE 1 Tabs ma : $15 Door ja indow trim _ ers. Jew ach eras, akon »| he olesale PEAT 5-8726. o = ulldings, nye | le building. = ae LIGENED elt AILABLE ERMS Slight! rner SIZE OAS RAN e model ; #10 Doer fr mbs w trim Sen $7.00-C , gp, Cavern + pepe Typew ven. Fe sus, re HUMUS. 100 acre: : 000; Po nty of park exc. locati ENSE Mone REALTOR Drive out full m scratched. value, $ GE.| E EB adio '& ‘up | Doors, ames aitier a: '50-C awards ay or Pa rware, "atts M1 BLACK 14 teil. 689 4, mode I setae ar ing. BI on and «St y to L ———— turn US. 10 gac me ran, Also" 49.95. VERY THIN ae & E Store, Anterior or... $2.95 Outlet yment Gray cele i moon wane ee a #0071 3985" oon ica = ate Licensed ence 53 ieee nie Been Lala po reeeing ulso, several | 104 ELaND Pon EXCHANGE resclrd goed fush, from ++ $8.95 18 8. Keane mito iT FILL. SA Only’ 621.000 Must ope iP aac ee eee RAN ogy Hg! new > Turn ee et ee jworeecent. 363 Ores ach tou 8.8 Senin TORNITOS — eines ic le sang’ ae ener. | Xi ANREDD op soll. Light SAND. = g 008. eettle estab PAINT 8T i left. chools to drive cha: BECR: _FE Mok Suse mocia ; DED Fa 002 or OR 3-554 r . meet Pres T STOR Our model a 2-523 | 2600 ube “wang _ 2 $17. sueoen PEAT $48, Sih ren” REN or, Fon ulc] a sh JERRY EF ode | 9x12 Felt Ba ee ce ae wa Yaa. DESK, EXC. | Com vnion Lake Re. Ag Ee “ Black di : TOP pon 1 noms. Oe $0, csuultiee Eadie be © s25 TO $500 Be phe z, ADAMS CO, BONNY A HNO ae ste, pend pvte noe Stl we ae vets tate qian, ‘erated. & WILSON house, Rent Ads! Roo Sn rove ue Dale HEY — eZ VINYL “Titt GOAL nL BURNER REASON. Vontinationed Super Pusan: do bet he Se Oe ere fyoat in Jo ful. * sour 7ne 368 louse, s! Ro | other se “own signat : re ct os a Ft. W. abl BU set) at ame oll ard re. etro 2 80 ona wrt metcRES SO, 8 NG INC. 1 t} aparctm Om, to repa cur ty £ ure, auto, F 4-4561 | G BER all Til ie, FE 4-70) RNER, R ul Tiple com ce hi O rab tL, CR yn ent, frie y Oa p to 24 » or | or Sa UAR, BASE ue 2c 10, EASON arly $ bu eater w eavel a 3 ry rk g— any ndlv r se moi Recaes HO Par -| er 189.05, burne: ith xX h * e wchy Resity, Ortny Reiconres |) sero GE HC Pd end Fe 2 WINTER p Clothing $6 aE ee mar rae Be Wit ag” eng attach _Eitenas 000" BTU. wall ners, Fee-| Pir Piyse eet $1.3 TTENTION "TRU Bsa, > gan S 2-8181 N. 0D HO at our ottice. | indy. STORM B86 tt in RA Me ee de ee attachmen eguiart an eae ig mee Tie Peewee, een =) | peat humus. ICKERS 2 : : jal FE E & A office 16 A blue wool COATS. bh n. RCA HOGANY OIL g 96.50 ts 'y $210 now 3% ine e, ineuiatio sheet . er s bames aa — ‘ +i UTO)2 = fos suit, sizes ONE neste h. comb. TV ns sea W HEA A aaa 2igu 8 Tel erson Ha: 140, hes, 100 sq. i rt] by Aad 10 mil black di ‘ 4 LO. sb to 3. a ayes cone a ‘Walton, Yemilton Wnitpoot m4 ave; Schick's uy a at oe OBEN Ra FE = — i an oat Bakonayn ny Be. norte ai 7.N. Perry a8 Co. Bore wen Ke, end. PE SEDROS dryer. ve ven - i ND ge ee fe, ic ir 2x8, 2012, 2214 we = t ' Ra. Maple’ mile t. (Corn cas & ares 5 up TV SETS : a + taaroed : : A ~ . er PA ser ® 8U antenna FROM POT TYPE. ixl2 . plywood ae ; _ pire) | oni. SS ere Bern” yaeD opp 1687 modern bookcase bed CHEST, WALTON om oe Bi “stun Gide Loumasy tube: Insae" door ie boards. m M SntiGn \? EASONA VA seratch lack ans. Blond e i . Wal : loca | site sine . wW.P batt T ’ Bue PE C20. scratched. Terrifie vali a evap, | PEAS Se 251 bar sinks, cau ink anim “sa elvanized pipe 95 rucke cent, 399, Orch he, wanes. “Pur- or, et. goed eed. Be sinks, 438.6 4° Thom 05: | LA faster And ardware. rs reherd Lal Ave | re Eee co HEAT. GC EASY ON MA L ‘ : ‘ oe Ave. PORTAB . 1060 W Mun-| &! SET IT in } | ORTABLE SEWING | em As cET DOORS ce cone eee g we | : : te ee Mae I saes up to. 6 wide. BURMEISTE! » Cla 7 \ / 7s ee, Couto Pe ME at North STER Y Fill | \ sot * Paddock, Pon ry Door or Sales ; ern Lumber ( C a t * fe i. sgh a ¢ Det ae. stints = YMC A aa. o Toi gtaph & a.) Ac ' Le 8 Mile mu 3 L Att \ , oadin entic ©4184 fin g top on foe oh 4 HD. sand soll, bi en q 5-755 or cl ack + ° “ 551. ay. We dirt, ele, & : deliver, a. + tt Se ae (" | | OS ee oo, ee he if ) \ / a eee co i } ey) eae rey ‘ aks SSNS Ss Soe 2 on a i ete E WINDSOR NASSAU H-TOP ‘det “Diack “with bl black Very clean, Radio; 23.000 miles, Bisck “w ‘white * athe . 5 = Bo Motor Sales wet ben wowrn | Sees ah Chrysler - Plymouth of, value. | Forced ie, sei, Car! Pontiac Auto Brokers: : ‘ : Demonstratar priced’— 1957 Chrys- NC ~ of Woodward’ at Hunter, 60) va i 49100 4 Auction Sales Riper 3 tous pale emt S| irauignan. 4 . . - ofl filter, be pain, steering wheel, ‘8 s FORD Kperbbgakber n* ARP 2 dra, ra Rai om 8 —a 5089 Dixie Hi hwa wheel covers, white walls, radio, ALES on oher _ wesee % = it abield Se "and ~ Drayton Plains Graken, Mane aiid’ Gaal ead petite 5 FORD rayton Plains That” psadek Gass pack buna CASS AT W. PIKE ST. i eros) oe eee =i aia a DR, BELVE- Every Friday ....7 P.M. Toraue Piite. Only $3.108 plus tax) ___Pe 20106 s “teri a eer Te Motor yore. V4 Ro 8. WW. res. Call Every Saturday ..1 P.M. 6b Desota 6 ar. Firenite, avte.| XY DADDY SAYS — ee Seotvers. ve fs i MA : Fish | Every Sunda 2 P.M. poner, broken, Rau. AA tires, Nobody O aq FORD 2 DOD oie. tow sireacs | ‘33 PLY ¢ DR EXTRA. CLEAN. r vos vory. obody Outdeals Sn _MY_ 2-8, BUY & SELE DAILY _ Capri. hardtop, = ice, MAple 5-5201. Clarkston ret Shop, ‘ Ss FOR SALE: MK-7 JAGUAR. EX- ‘6 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 3 a FRE a | Fi6 ral] Ave Lk. no, MY! OR. 3-2717.. ere! 1936 “Ford % ton pick-up’ F250 cus-_ Eddie teele cellent cond. Returning to rouge ene ee —< 150 fill dirt 1 Toy Y FOX TERRIERS, 7 WEEKS, TERR 7 WE sa¥onDaY. 7 = a, AT 1 Ry * beers -duty tires, R&H, | +949 — Ad ~ naa sell. $1,175 or sgl offer ot meniua Cauen. eae FREE FILL ! _ $25. 202 Russell St. om. ely pattern glass. and ) _ | 1330 Denete Gan lights, fender skirts, white walls, WITH TO ANYONE) GenjARANERS, FULL OROWN,| "Cone ‘with’ the wind’ globes Open Evenings—Please | 18} Dedee clus coupe : radio with rear speaker, 1 owner. 8 8 P FE 2-401. MOVE IT. GALL FE totes, 20i| mele ond female, Jooving logn,| brass elo, Nice selection, antique wh fione M Aple S- S141 pi zone oe ete Pontiac Ae h : pee ae . china ass. china, MAIN 8T ARKSTO! TH — er r. overdrive . LYMOUTH 2 DR. R & H. ga gay) Ma | TOUNG Rl | til reeagpe poh Elem with CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN. | 1654 For, $ Gr Auto Brokers of Sias mo” Call Creak. Mer Crushed stone, Black pee ‘gs well started. 37129. every room We have nice fresh some? Let us help vou adjust to | 1959 Ford 2 dr Mr. Parks. Midwest +5500. Harold oo a onel. e: Sie arted- on ¥” With try eggs, at pepe some less expensive model. 4955 Plymouth 2 dr. . Turner Ford. Fikil FOR s eS. nos coger tatpninass nity Auction. On M24 just north Lake Orion Motor Sales | 18 Fors Station Wagon ‘88 Buick Special ........... 1,505 | * AR P SOIL, 5 YDS. , ford. 1956 Chev. Bel Air. 4 dr. ‘55 Pair! 48 QLDs 3 = HOWARD EQUIP- for duets Delivered. PE 46588 able. PE 88500. M244 AT CLARKSTON RD. oo Pairlan. FOM nice $1305 u rew ROAD GRAVEL 5 “yDe. For Sale Housetrailers 78 FORD MERCUR MY 22011 | i065 Dodge Bar 3a Mercury «dr, POM. tans | Rieeas wort ait Go8sd. 0 “for $1. ely 7. delivered. 1 re tee Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 | ~~ A wersbod hood 1951 CHEVROLET STATION WAG- | 1955 Ford Station Wagon 52 Ramble: hardiop R&H 1... $495 FE og. LL 405 ontiac ’54 4Dr. HAUL-& DELIVER. D. GRAV- 10 CAMPING TRAILER, FIRST en, power steering, radio and | 1965 Chevrolet 4 4r. 52 Packard 300 Ultramatic ose $405 2 el at black dirt, Oiekees eve. BOARDED. poss $60 takes it, MA 4.2593. heater. Two tone paint with, }#55 Pontiac 2 dr 81 Mercury Sharp.. ........ . $405! oy Starchief custom & Bat. ._Phone FE 26369. poas, cats 7 YT, LEAVING TOWN. GOOD matching leather interior. V-8 mo-| !#55 Plymouth ¢ dr. . $1 Pontiac H $445 yéramatic. New white sidewall — Gene Downing Ct.’ Trailer tor with low mileage. Phone OR. ‘$1 Ford 3dr. POM ......... $06] “ze*. Loaded, with gztras, Park. _ Telegraph-Huron St. Eiton 31065 after 6. Yo money down and assume pay-| word stake truck ............ $295 $1195 oa ing H Grain & Feed 71 | 1955 CHEVROLET. manks on ice reret 66ts: Ford stake truck ......,...... $105 - a ay, iv F MOBTOR CRUISER, aan Prhostags, ouen eal ‘30 Mercury, runs good ...... $145 Clay Fill E3800.” t YMC ities oer Reema | "Lae S| —=. 2 A straw; Baling twine, baling srd| $2.60 cast or term A ae = [AEE CURINING AND BEACH SHB CUTTING ~-ALPALPA- BAY, | Stites Opdyte. ie pee “Can ya spare a cup of flour?” sand installed. A-1 top soll, sand, bale, FE 4¢8596—-MU 0100.'| FE Oe ee —- arora, fi bullgoring MA C2 $00 BUSHEL OF CLEAN WINTER 21 FT. ALL ALUMINUM HOUSE- See S A , TAG porry, barley. 2 yr. to certification, | trailer: a Be {20nd Will sacri: For Sale Tires 80A| Used Truck Parts 89A _ Sang, grovel. fll Girt, drat or aT & _PE 8-9683, STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. | = 31534. ortar. OF | “Cutting end straw. Ho raid. 1050 “SPARTAN MANSION, 33-1 in on General Safety ties. | rt MAKES AND MODELS - SROMPT DEL. ON 3% Yos” or| —Celver_OA Sait. bedrm. ting. air condition | Up,'2, cn, Per cent off. Black or) HEIOHTS SALES Black dirt or peat, OR 3-064. GENESEE sExD WHEAT 1 YR. - ing, good cond. gauere Lake Trai | * walls. 2635 Auburn Ave.. FE +6632 SHREDDED ED, PEAT, HUMUS, ba certified, state vested, ¢2.36| ef Comp. No_ et. wt: WILLIAMS ~ For Sale Trucks | 90 12.50 de ‘42 CHAMPION a TWO BED- 8 w at arate Tes ‘farao iat a Order “now. 5, Sipe tina” | ete net Ee en mete | OE SOT AND SULT GOS Use Fr. (STAKE RACK. MU MULBERRY or gelivered.— 2908. OA ise, 98 FT. "INCLUDES BATH | wg STATE ‘Tine SALES & . sluminum 6 nop aah soll. Delivered. Srasenetie: ” For Sale Livestock 72) x0 ‘Gai.’ fuel oil _ tank, ber aby Seginaw CHET 5 70 TON PICKUP. 41 Soe oe sano -FELLGRAVEL|? BURROS FOR GALE. RIDE On| ins “Mic —ARROW 7 BDRM ee ee ere ener EANEL. XS GORD & clay. Charlies Fenlon. OR ee ete an Make an offer. Frank's Trailer ORINDENG In THE | sss ouEVT TON ¢ SPEED _ $3817. 2 REG. G COWS. 10|- Ct. 8300 Pontiac Lk. Ra. car. Cylinders rebored. Zuck transmission, Sharp. FE 2-7004 TOR gO, 5 YARDS. 90.50. FE = cows. 1 Holstein | 1355 NEW MOON 1? TRAILER. chine Shop. 33° Hood. Phooe FE mission. Sharp. 5 __5-0617. Ad mos. FE 5-0074, 3300 | Eze. cond. For information, call | - 1956 ‘ AJ “ oP 208, FILL DIRT. GRAVEL | Fy. “OLD RIDING, HORSE_AND x - Sale Motor Scooters 82 YARD & DRIVEWAY OGRA! saddle 0. re ~ft, » 2 bedrooms, full beth YARD 8. RIVEWAY RADING. both. MArket 42801. ties down. take over vayments. | “cond ait HP a . FORD 7 3hsa HAMPSHIRE RAMS. YEARLINGS | Cash bal.,” $3,500. EM _3-0000. tires. $150 EM 3-2663. 1. TON PICK UP + ana 2 lambs. OL 62603. " * 2 4 7-3 OOD. $415 DOWN. §1 CUSHMAN EAGLE, 6350. Ww Coal & F g\HORSE SHOEING DOWALD| Low payments. or wit or 13. 8. Paddock. ood, wel 67) Lacy, Ortonville. NAtional 1-0314.| equity for furniture. Leaving for AUESTATE “CHUISAIRE, «MOB. ~~~ |Sug SORREL_ RIDING baie. | Servieg B must sell: co , $300 EM 3-0640. _ DRY 4" OAK, D : Cheap. 1500 Pontiac Rd. Re, Ortonville. BA Fit gob As” Skew. aS CUSHMAN , see se. — FURNACE, :|PALAMINO STALLION. REG.) 5. reanerre. 33 FT. ere. cond, LARRY pte - —_KIN- = herve stallion. 4 y7s. oid: bedrooms, newly éenicated ab Caf oll ui.“ “Mota seas, JEROME way” fuel po a 9a ly ig I ma Be See SSete thers. : sor Paint, 438 ‘east Lk. Ave. FE for pigs. pony, as. = = ; For Sale cio es 8&3 dies ge ETTY (¥ | 31 PONTIAC. $600 DOWN. BAL- |, “~~ ~~~ | ja CHEV. % TON PICK UP. L3 delivered. OR 3-8400. Taare: 6 ae . 2 Wen ance, $1,772. FE 8-2318. er steering. Power, windows. Pow- er brakes. New top. A_ beautiful buy. Haupt Pontiac. Clarkston MAple 5-1141. "4 BUICK “SEDAN. 2 dares TO sell. EM 3-0081 H. Riggins 1956 BUICK SPECIA 2° «=DR Hardto: tor: radio & beater, - white tires, dyni afiow. 41954 Ford Suniiner coupe, radio & heater, Fordomatic whites. Oliver Buick ~ 310 joechers Lake Ave. FE 2-910! ‘36 BUICK CENTURY. 4 top, will consider 3-9483 z 4 DR trade BIRMINGHAM UALITY sah Buick ‘special, 4 dr. 2 tone. $5 in’ wees 7“ North Chevrolet Co. St., | Segtsmbat | 1854 SPECIAL, +DR. sE- | Haupt \ _Open Eves OR R & . down or” oid car GLIDE. WHITE WALLS, . A REA $. CASH $350 “DOWN AND TAKE OVER; _PAYMENTS. F FE_ 2-4963. ‘62 CHEV. SHARP. 2-DR. NO DN. payment. Assume small montkly ce Lucky Auto Sales, 199 _ Saginaw... FE 42214. ‘$8 CHEVROLET -HARDTOP Go man! V-8 Powerglide Bel Air. Radio & heater, whites. We “<4 comparison both in Kappa Coy ce. Got an older car to [Saat rs to sult, We believe be eee s “finest Greene: Schutz Motors 8. Woodward at Hunter | ieee CHEV. ‘46, 2 DR. — FINE MOTOR, radio, Tra tion special, priced to go. $65. FE 5-5415. after 5. ‘$44 CHEVY DELRAY, CLEAN, mileage, lots extras, $750. _OA: 8-3106, i949 CHEVR EVROLET 4 DR EXC. — . Pull_price sito, Mi 6-5475 955 CHEVY BEL AIR. HARDTOP. Lap ditch hs pepe heater & white _walls. 1 FE E 2-6119 or 119 Ruth_ St. “@& CHEVROLET DR. R&H, | cheap. OR 3-€723. CHEVROLET 1957 V8. PG. 4 DR. station. wagon R&H, white walls, new car appearance. See this low | mileage beauty today, just your | car down, easy GMAC terms. Haskins Chev." 6731 Dixie Highway at M15 MAple 54-3071 Open nites ‘ti! : - ae DEL RAY. P-GLIDE. | &H, just like new. Doctors or. Priecd to sell. Lucky ave Bale md 8 Saginaw FE ¢ - CHEVIE RVET SRT new. _ $1475 or trade OR _AAA QUALITY. “6 Months Guarantee . LIke | 3-3632 =| R. | $1505 — ‘SS Olds 86 Conv. Chrysler - Plymouth | R & H, Pull power } on 8 Plymouth V-8 4 dr. "9795 — ‘54 Ford V-@2¢r R & H | Good rubber. A clean one (ees — a. Dodge V-8. Auto. | traps. a. “ms — 33 “pord v-8. Pord-o-Matie. Raul 75 — ‘S53 cen. 4¢r R&E Ps Wanted $10 — — ‘55 ) Piymouth, 4dr nes good OPEN EVENINGS |724 Oakiend Ave FE 8-6801 1954 Chevrolet Convert. This {« a real sharp red job with bad top. R&H, auto. shift and Runs exc Try this one | *PFOPLES AUTO SALES 68 Oakland FE 2-235! CHEVROL ET. 1951. REBUILT Power Glide, nice mtr. Pay ba). of $138.75. 197 8 . Johnson. - $1 CHEVY 2 DR CLEAN thro - is mileage. Reas. FE b- ’ "Bl CHEV. CUSTOMIZED CON- R&H. white walls, leaded & Toweted. dual exhaust, no rust, ve sharp "hUBURN MOTOR SALES corner Pike & East Blvd. $0 CONVERTIBLE. REASONABLE FE 5-6245 after 11:30 9.m. | BIRMINGHAM QUALITY "33 Chevy 210 2 dr. Power Glide. R & H. Light blue. 1 owner. Low mileage. down or old car in trade. North Chevrolet Co. Lhd 8, Woodward. Birmingham PONTIAC ’55 2DR. Like new $1295 Hydramatic. Power brakes. Loaded with extras HAUPT PONTIAC SAIES Ciarkston o Le MAple 5-5566 MAple 5-1141 ANY .OLD CAR Or iittle cash will make down | ayment on 57 Chevy demos. or ate hoger used cars. Written factory warranty. Best deal pias low peyments. Imme- diate delivery. Save time—save money. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVEHEAD LOCATION FOR A BETTER DEAL BETTER SEE HASKINS CHEVROLET 1 \. WORKING MAN'S FRIEND” “Oakland County’s — Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Merlin cosy at M15 JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON. OR 3-6015 “THE HIGH DOLLAR ‘ high grade used cars. We cond om. Deive extra miles it will pay vou weil. 4540 Dizie . J. VAN WELT i & M ‘Motor S Sales TOP DOLLAR -Matthews- Hargreaves OLET need cond. FE ¢ Chevrolet ’55 2-Dr. Beautiful condition $1 ~HAUPT PONTAC SALES Cla MAple 5-5566 or MAple 5-1141 HK § ort car _ eaek Seal i o cue DELOwE. 1 Ral, $125. _EM 30081 _H_ Riggins. THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, clean. all 8. SAGINAW FE 4-456 hire, it’s FE 28181. mm F SEE v CONV 7 POWER ve 10003, Cor, Auburn & E. Blyd. FE 8-9683.| 1990 8. Woodward, Birmingham (MA _ 8-507] Open Nights 'til_ 9 CADILLAC epHEY. 0000 COND. MUST - Lj CASH Eldorado Convertible | KAISER, RUNS GOOD. FIRST . 1955 dream car full power, $3,-| $10 M 3-0061, H. Riggins. Lig NEED, CARs gi shoo SE eh sere for top) 008 34218. erie '@ CHRYSLER. $135 FE . “dollars con H cApiLL Aten $728.| 40227. __ 2020 OTX wy _W rade | "46 DESOTO, GOOD SHAPE. CE_2-087 PE 46896 54 CHEVRO (oR RH. FE 5-003 HOUGHTEN'S HOT SPOT 55 Oid's t 2dr. Holiday. R&H, Hydra. ae) Feros A "66 Buude, eciam. 4dr. Exc. nice. "53 } Chevy eda "edavertabie R & H. Nice. "M Olds or) afk & H, P.B. Hydra. Many extras. New tires. Ly in 08 4dr. Fully equipped. In- cluding power seat, Low mileage. Exe. — OUR LINE OF ENGLISH BUILT TAOUAR AUSTIN HEALY, MORRI8, MG, AUSTIN ‘ HOUGHTEN & SON Rochester's Friendly ' Olds Dealer 528 N.Main, Rochester ' OL 19761 * zo & R. Motors | Hydra. Easy Steele Terms EDDIE STEELE FORD 0s Orchard Lake PONTIAC oo — 1260 N. Perry 48100 1950 MERCURY. Rone = 3605. Good tires. $o3. May! alr 66233. ‘$1 MERC. SEI R & H. OVER- HAUPT PONTIAC SALES ‘$1 MERC. SEDAN. NEw 'S7 DODGE a 1,888. ; _ Woodward, _ B'ham. MI ‘33 DODGE, R. stick, 85 down. Assume $23 a mo. EB & E Motors. FE 8-2740. Leer nadl | 33" DODGE i. | ENGLISH Sees & H. STRAIGHT | ‘53 1 mile W. of re toe Keego Har.| “drive. No money do,. assume | “ADle &5566 or MAple 6-114! | : Ez! yaa of $8.65 mo. Call Credit | ‘33 * DESOTO — EXCEL. COND. Parks, Midwest ¢7500. SEE THIS ONE AY: | OL 1-028 Herold Turner Ford. res ano inv 2 4 DEMO- 97 FORD Con ‘33 MERCURY HAR P, BUICK ae Red & white, FO.M. power steer-| comatic. R&H. a a 9 LAKE ORION, MICH. __MY 3001}. AS ing, R&H, low mileage, must/| black yeecee & siren red top, | "63 -PLYMOUTH 2? R @& H. |, sell. save ‘$1,000, Call FE 2-6788,| very sharp. Overdrive. No money dn., assume for Ray. - "AUBURN MOTER S4LES- | payments of $23.32 mo. Call Cred- i 50° FORD NEW TRANS. .__corner Pike & East Blvd __ | t) Mgr, Mr. - : at Clutch. $125. FE 5-8197. i960 MG, TD, NEW PAINT TIRES, <9 et. Borel Tateet Pot re, nod fond. OF i967 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CARS ieee MG, 1952. Cond. good. Ask for Mr. _ Morgan. | MI Eo. NASH RAMBLER CONV..A little sharpy. No down payment. ot oe Saies, 193 8. Sagina¥. UP TO $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 6 Mt. Clemens St. FE }111T 3 PONTIAC CONV. R & H. HY- CHEAP TRANSPORTATION, 61 F | Ee opresdg ae i ® ~ Nash Clb. nae ee $125. MA 61 “yastt, are. Me. mets ee oe c . BOTH ‘2 NASH AMBASSADOR, 4 DR.| Mgr. Mr. 4 west ‘FORD & "01 PLYMOUTH. BOTH |), TAIN wivevsa. + | _Marold Turner Ford | owner. MI 62913 106) NASH STATESMAN. SUPER. ‘3 PONTIAC 4 DR. SEDAN. “i FORD CONVERT Overdrive, good cond. nae ir repel poy ictal cond. ed. Full race. 3430, _3-4061. : a ry. $530 ‘ Baidwin. PE 3-7303. ‘a wast SEDAN, R&H. 0, © on. A. ub men WILL ACCEPT oy dn. sosume peyments of 91037] A LITTLE LOT WITH |. Outooara mectors boats, appli-| Midwest 47500. aielé Turner LARGE VALUES guns, cameras, etc, as Ford. You - ame . cart t payment one a good used car. ~ Bale 1941 —- ance easy terms CENTRAL LINCOLN - MERCURY | 1959 Buick R cial. $100 | BILL SPENCE SPFCIAL 1963 Mere. nt Special. rie USED _ @2 Oakland Ave FE enn 1981 Nash 2 ar. Hydra. “a ee 1962- ties ‘Station 55 FORD weaunré ence Bright Sp ot” _ STATION WAGON A real buy. isis dei “dump with $1195 a 52 — #10 series motor. er ration Specials _ JEROME » OLDS-CADILLAC Cass at Orchard Lake FE 8 0488 EXECUTIVE'S CAR Just broken in. Club sedan. tone gray. Save hundreds of dol- $1595 Any old car dn. with good credit 'BANK RATES . [D MOTORS 3140 W. HURON | 1957 Chev. "S22 2- OLDS 1952. HYDRA. Ree. a SHARP 1 MILE W. of TELEGRAPH RD. | '"$5 FORD, V8 ' 000 actua) miles packet Brown, & Snow shoe whit AUBURN MOTORS - ___Corner_ Pike & E. Blvd. i986 FORD CLUB SEDAN. i. PAIR- lane, fully po Ee Se actual mile 18,900. 32-4731. "62 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. R & H. No money dn., assume payments of $1976 mo. Call Credit Mgr. Pa: _ iewest 47500. Harold ° ‘$¢ FORD ¢ DR. CUSTOM V8, Station Wagon. Spring mist green. $1,506. AUBURN MOTORS Corner Pike & E. Bivd. ‘$0 FORD CONVERTIBLE. REA- sp mabe FE 5-6245 after 11 30 am 50 FO RD CONVERTIBLE. NYLON tires. FE 5-0084 RANCH WAG- ped — dwest 40022 ‘ | i _ top White + wa. 1956 FORD 4¢D on. art $0. Cal ee _ cond so. Cc wots $05 college bound. MA_6-2606. ’S4 FORD STATION WAGON 095 | | | $ Sey ” FAIRLANE. 26,- 22 Auburn of Saginaw Bs 1954 Chev Bel Air, 2 dr MOST MAKES AND MODELS TO | CHOOSE FROM OWENS |. 147.$ SAGINAW _‘*FE ‘53-4101 BIRMINGHAM OUALITY "55 Chevy 219 2 Dr. Several in different colors & accessories Priced to sell. $200 down or old Car in trade North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ ‘5? THUNDERBIRD DEMO. 4,000 miles. $900 under Ist price, TOM BOHR, INC. MU_ 4-5155 $1 FORD FE 2-0568 ri FORD Ran “AUTO. sibel, _Clean. F CHEV ‘57 ‘57 Demonstrators lection of models and col- ors. -You will be happy with one of these new-car- appearance low mileage beauties. PRICED FROM $1695 a* tow as $195. your car down Up wo 36 mos. on balance. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION FOR SAVINGS - SERVICE era ey HASKINS * CHEVROLET “THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND” ‘Oakand County’s Fastest Growing Dealer 6781 Dixie Highway at M15 Open “a 8 MA 58-0071 i | 5 -| Choose from the finest se-|- FRANKIE & JOHNNY'S MOTOR . 222 W. Montealm FE 86-3713 SWEPT WING DODGE STATES ——— MOTOR SALES CENTRAL | LIN Sur “sg ety! CASS AT _ ee Used cars R work, NGLE N SALES DODGE CARS & TRUCKS | MASS & Porter Rd. EM 3-4066 SAVE MANY DOLLARS LA Des 1082 1957 Dodge, Custom with omits. Demo. moval, hotest Lal eant § R & H. Power Glide. 1952 po RF Ve jean. PLU TRANSPORTAT aA A oM™M MY 2-3780 ‘“@ PLYMOUTH «4 DR. DELUXE. Very dependable Reasonable, OR clean, no rust OLDS For top quality new car trade-ins came to Suburban Mtrs. OLD8 DEALER ; —— PONTIAC, 4 DR. HYDRA., R&A 565 Woodara Birmingham | “"_" 911.88 4 tim 997.24 i ey fe — Sales, 193 8. Saginaw. Cheap Transportation We finance nee Poutis 6, 60. 4 DR, HARD- | 47 Ford V3 ...... Me a Clean Low mileage. OR 140 Pemtine . 25. cscpcevecscsess. 18. ol Kaiser ............ ‘TLL FONTIAC, 7 DR. R&H. HYDRA. 1 hem! re | pempccaccs oo <9 Oldemobtie. Loaded * gias | ‘88 5 PONTIAC DE DELUXE, Rat. w- 73 more to choose (fom. Will ‘trade Fede Be o rust Prt. Owner for anything of value C WITH & pa ahd Fconomy Used Cars ra Sots. Pu. OR 3 1008 PE ¢ 42131 TLL TOTE YOUR NOTE 1957 OLDs _ 08. OLIDAY — 4 DR. EVERYBODY's CREDIT e. sedan. fro power, oversized WW, ERE £F spinner c ass THE WORKING MA rs RIEND etc. Solid TeDesert: how ( f : i pink). 3,000 miles. New car wa _tanty. Priced to sell. PE 5-2474. 74, EASY ED JONES ET 4 HYDRAMATIC. Bo 8. Lan 3 sr sory clean e your old|* br obi . . FE 31542. i. Rig-| Catalina. 5-6207 zr") AKER, Exe. COND. "54 PONTIAC, 7 DR. R x $125. OR 3-000. - a ae te one: 41.006 i986 STUDEBAKER WK. AUBURN MOTORS | food. Wor tntormation ail Fx Corner Pike & E. 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IT’S WORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR — no cord, no extra “button.” Weighs only half an ounce. Women’s hairdos hide it ‘completely.. On men, this — amazing hearing aid is barely noticeable from any angle. was fied opp onppdamghiel SONOTONE 511 Pontioc State Bank Bidg. Phone FEderal ors? a permanent ABC-TV berth. . Permanent in’ TV means 13 weeks. Realtor Bill Zochendort is one of the big interests in the pay TV system, ‘“‘Skiatron.”’ . . SHOW FOR CLARE Clare Boothe Luce will hostess a CBS-TV filmed series, ‘“The Dip- lomat,” with the full imprimatur of the U. S. State Department. . TV sets in the U. S. now top 40,100,000 . . . 467 stations in 264 TV homes , .. about half of New York City’s total. Phil Silvers and Ethel Merman are discussing a TV series. , . MUNTZ TV es ervice oe « - Member of Electronics Association FE 4-1515 C & V ELECTRO Psageoi "mu 9 | umbia University and to launch Desi and Lucy leased their whole TV. backlog oc CBS for $5,000,000. Neither Martin not nor Lewis will be on the — General Motors NBC special. Pat Boone has returned to New York to resume his studies at Co- Thieves Get $3,856 \Lures Lewis Onto Saee con the zigfeld Follies’ road troupe. . . Interview do not get paid... After Breaking Safe Thieves cracked a safe at the P. and M. Beer Distributing Co., 375 Franklin Rd., last night and made off with $3,856 * * * According to Pontiac police, en- trance was gained to the building by climbing an eight foot fence on the south side. They dragged the large safe from the office into the warehouse and proceeded to tear it open. They then escaped with the money by the same route they entered. Pontiac Traffic Club Slates Meeting Monday System.- * x * dinner at Hotel Waldron. terested in the field of transpor- cities. Canada now boasts 2,650,000|tation. —len0e—) The guests on Mike Wallace's The Pontiac Traffic Club ‘will meet Monday evening to hear J. L. |9: Burge, vice president of operations for the Interstate Motor Freight Burge will speak on “Highway |, .|Common Carriers,” following a The club consists of persons in- THE PONTIAC PRESS, ; SATURDAY, elisa 4 1087 = s Television Pr Ty eda ‘Today's Television Programs -- up "Channel 2-WJBK-TV ‘Qhannel WWI-TV Channel 1WATE-TY Clans $—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Uncovered. (4) Pet Parade. (2) Col. March. 6:15—(4) Industry Parade, '|6:30—(7) Famous Film. Pat Doon- an in “Wheel of Fate.” (9) Hili- day Ranch. (4) People Are Fun- ny. (2) Buccaneers. Spanish cap- 7:30—(T) Country Music. (9) Vv $:00—(7) Lawrence Welk. (9) Man Cornel Wilde in “Road- (4) Dollar a Second. (2) 9:30—(7) David Niven Theater. Meek. novelty salesman sud- denly appears as dapper dandy. (4) (Color) Hit Parade. (2) Holly- 10:00—(7) Realm of Wild. “Florida Cowboys,”’-“‘Boy of the Semi- returns from vacation to find territory run by gangs. 1@:10—(9) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Gadabout Gaddis. 10:30—(7) Explorers. “Ontario Moose Hunt.” (7) Water Front. (4) Western Marshal. 11:00—(7) Apollo Show. (9) Star- light Theater. Otto Kruger, Nina Foch in “Escape in the Fog." (4) News: C’berg (2) (Color) News: 11:15—(4) Weather. @) (Color) Miss Fairweather. 11:20—(4) Filmland’s finest. (Color) Sports Final. (2) _|11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater “T Cover the Water Front.” Anita Louise in “Shadowed.” 11:30—(7) Hollywood Screen. “Ar- gyll Secrets.” ‘ SUNDAY MORNING 7:55—(2) Meditations, 8:00—(2) Mass for Shut-ins. 8:30—(2) Christophers. 8:50—(9) Billboard. 8:55—(4) (Color) News. 9:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) Church at the Crossroads. (4) Under- standing-. Our World. -€9)— Oral) Roberts. 9:30—(2) Court of Health. (4) Big Picture. (7) Christian Science. (9) Film. $:45—(7) Accent. 10:00—(2) This Is The Life. (4) U. of M. Hour. (7) Faith for - Today. (9) Sacred Heart. 10:15—(9) Film. 10:30—(2) Cartoon Frolic, (7) Cow- boy G-Men. (9) Christophers, . 11:00—(2) Sagebrush . Shorty. (4) . 12 ANIL. | ALLER) Goma ila Siri Lat 30 MoM wiSie| (Color) Adventure Ho! (7) Pub- lic Defender. (9) Movie. (9) Popeye,| -noles.” (9) National News, (4)! 11:90~(1) My Little: Margie. © SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Heckle & Jeckle. (4) Ask the Camera, (1) Bowling. 1%:25—(4) Sen. Potter Reports. 12:30—(2) Baseball, Tigers Meet Red Sox. (4) Frontiers of Faith. (9). Sunday Open House. 1:00—(4) Mr. Hope. (7) World Ad- _ venture Series. (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. 1:30—(4) (Color) Wisdom Series. (7) Laurel & Hardy. 2:00—(4) Youth Wants to Know. (7) Dance Matinee. 2:30—(4) New show, Look Here!, interviews John Foster Dulles. (9) Movie, $:00—(2) Baseball Scoreboard (4) Wide, Wide World. $:10—(2) Camera Three. : Sing-|s:39—(2) Detroit Speaks. (7) Jun-| ” gle Jim. 4;00—(2) Face the Nation. (7) Movie. (9) Movie. am-t2 fenen Cuniek. Spe-|, Gun, . Travel. Richard| cial, (4) Outlook. |5:00—(2) Last Word, (4) Meet The Press. (7) Annie Oakley. &:30—(2) You Are. There. (4) (Color) Hobbies in Action. (7) Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Pop- eye. SUNDAY’S TV HIGHLIGHTS "|¢:00—(2) Lassie. (4) Ray Milland. (1) You Asked For It. (9) Gilead Baptist Church. ¢:30—(2) .Bachelor Father, new show, John Forsythe plays Holly- wood attorney whose life be- comes coniplicated when he takes over care of teen-age niece, played by Noreen Cor- coran. (4) New. show, Sally, 7:00—(2) Ed Sullivan, guests, An- drew Sisters, Joe E. Lewis come- dian, the June Taylor dancers, the Jackson Zouaves of Jackson, ch. Legion r. dill team; Billy Ward and the Adams, (9) Uncommon Valor. 7:30—(9) O. Henry Playhouse. 8:00—(2) GE Theater, Art Link- letter & Eva Gabor in “The nadians enter small Vermont (7) Film Feature, “New Towers on the Thames.” (9) Motion Pic- $:30—(2) Alfred Hitchcock, “Crack of Doom,” Robert Horton. (7) Midwestern Hayride, vocalists Helen & Billy Scott guests. 9:00—(2) $64,000 Challenge. (4) Web. (7) Mike Wallace inter- views George Jessel. 9$:30—(2) What’s My Line? Actor Kovacs, tonight. (4) Premiere: Film Parade, “Over 21,” Irene Dunne, Alexander Knox. (7) Sci- ence Fiction Theater, “The Long Day,” home-owners object to ex- con purchasing -home in their area, George Brent. 10:00—(2) Badge 714. (4) Trap. (9) News. 10:10—(9) Weather. > Confederates disguised as Ca-/s.99 (2) Big Payot. (4) (Color) 3:15—(2) The Secret. Storm. Jim Backus fills in for Ernie} si ie & “Ep Gam. (9) Starlight Theater, “Tangier Assignment,” . Robert . }11:16—(2) (Color) Weather. m2) (Color) Sports. (4) Film- 6:50—(2) Meditations. 6:65~(2) On the Farm Front. 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 7:45—(2)-News. 8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo, (7) Cartoons. : 8:30—(T) The Little Rascals. $:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom, . $:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 9:00—(2) Gary Moore. (4) Arlene Francis Show. : 9:3@—(2) Arthur Godfrey Time. (4) 12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The Erwins. (9) Corliss Archer, 12:55—(9) Football. 1:00—(2) My Hero. (4) Romper Room. (7) Charm Theafer. (9) 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party. (4) Bride and ‘Sroom. Matinee Theater. (7) My Little = 2:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Topper. 2:40—(9) Mytrle Labbitt. - 2:55—(9) News. 3:00—(2) The Brighter Day. (4) Queen for a Day. (7) American Bandstand, __(9) _Request. house. $:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (9) Bugle Theater. $: 45—(4) Modern Romances. 4:00—(2) Susie. (4) I Married Joan. (9) Circle Theater, 4:30—(2) Our Miss Brooks, (4) Range Rider. (7) Mickey's Rec- ord Room. §:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Ray Milland. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 10:15—(9) Paul Killiam, old mov-'5: 3 30—(4) News, YMCA Seeks Hospital ADRIAN # — The YMCA has submitted the only bid for pur- chase of the old Bixby Hospital. The bid will not be opened until Alo] |Monday night. 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(4) Truth|*800 viewers. that the programs), "1 assessment bonds for or Consequences continue. street improvements have been ap- / Traffic Judge John D. Watts, proved. Also approved was borrow- 11:00—-(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4)/ and Probate Judge Nathan J. jing $31,000 in special assessment |. Tic Tac Dough. — Kaufman, who appeared on the (bonds for street construction itz Sien—Love—e6 Eller ; by the Bar Aug. 17 that their 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.| performances constituted self- (It Could Be You. () Ratio] adversing in vision of state (Manages Auto P Ricky. codes. Both jarists agreed | nerrorr us — Henry A. Wil- t1:48-~(2) ‘The Guiding Light. the programe. “' " ,_|director of the Automobile Manu- 11:55—(9) Billboard. John W. Cummiskey of Grand/facturers Assn. He succeeds Wil- Rapids, president of the State Bar,|liam J. Cronin, who is retiring. 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