S ‘ : j j Z =) — ; i : Pen e* te. } ee oe 5 pete f » ‘ et #4 cat | eo ss ; eS ae ? : : = Eee te . : : , } j 1 Say, ; ae ‘ i i 4 Peet ‘ i ; vs at Sees : Z 3 \ e | / <4 i : a | 1 ey i . : a Re j — : \ ; t ie ae 3 * ' *e y% rs ‘ pS / oS) 3 ve [. / f re fi i i “s: _THE PONTIAC PRESS 13th YEARS” ‘***%* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 —76 PAGES STATE Ea wave Tevica ead a Big 3 and Bonn Agree on Germ Fghth Sheppard, Campaign Good Wishes * IkeEmphasizes | . GM Gives United Fund Big Boost Pact Willind the importance FS Se Pee? S|? 1 Nearly 10 Years of Electing ves : | of Occupation Tours New York City’ Action Clears Way for After Boosting GOP's Adenaver’s Regime to Gubernatorial Hopeful Enter European Union NEW YORK ( — Presi- PARIS — The three dent Eisenhower told state Western powers and the a Republican: campaign work- . ee R eh Bonn Republic today ached ged within “2 ‘|ers today prior to a whirl- Bead “ : reached complete agree- hour of the start wind toyr of New York City a , oa | ment on steps to end the fourth day's session. it was “tremendotsly im- a c | Allied occupation of West The eighth juror is portant” that U. S. Sen. Germany and restore virtu- Beatrice Orenstein, wife of |Irving M. Ives be elected ally all sovereignty to the a postal clerk. Her selection governor to carry on the West Germans. made the jury roll at that GOP program. . The foreign ministers of point stand at four men Newsmen traveling with the United States, Britain and four women. the President said it was ~~ France sok Oe — Continuing the pattern of the first the the most outright en- afternoon a three days, defense attorneys ham- dorsement that Eisenhower | gee: : Wirephete Chancellor - Foreign mered at the juror’s views on sex) IKE IN NEW YORK—President Eisenbower greets Republican | has given ge. ony a ter K wuer. no mlipnigd yg eel ii | Subernatorial candidate Sen. Irving Ives in New York today as retiring candidate in the present po- The tour caleanen, put to OF Sheppard on « charge of beating | G2V: Thomas E. Dewey looks on. Sen. Ives, apparently: facing 8” | litical campaign. ishing touches on a series of to death his pretty wile, Marilyn uphill fight against his Democratie-Liberal opponent, Averell Harriman, | ‘The President's visit to the Re- lengthy, detailed documents which i tes Bk 5 accompanied the President and Gov. Dewey on a motor tour of the city publican headquarters in the Hotel oe sents Oe ee In mage pr Mrs. Orenstein, | Shortiy after their meeting. ees Roosevelt came at a time when a ee > Bene, never 9m wp 7" 4 William . Corrigan, chief defense Pig é 2 : 3 poll indicated that ; ; SS Tae Ses TS * ; ‘These documents forth — Strike Talk Follows : - lives is trailing Averell Harriman,| MONAGHAN PRESENTS CHECK —Genera and general manager of the GMC Truck and | Conditions wader which Ge West the papers . . . about a young | ¥ SS se s 2 a Fund, a check for $100,000, is handed to United Fund | on behalf of the three GM plants in Pontiac, Pontiac ty after almost 6 decade of ecce- lady named Susan Mayes?” =, . ~~ : Campaign Manager Frank Lyndall (right) by| Motor Division, Fisher Body Division, and GMC poten, . Then Corrigan @ked whether UdS dy on J0 r The tour of the city, which | Philip J, Monaghan, vice president of General | Truck and Coach. The documents, along with @ se- she had read articles concerning} ue $5 ee the eee +” ot Cn ee & connection between the pretty, a ‘ a die ee oe leak He Buys Property the Wek end ta cates of Ano’ Sandamne Bay. Village coteopeth ueen 0 ers. ure Guana moore tore! $15,000 Added ’ armed forces in West Germany, ak vase 8 ? are to be signed in a formal session dain in sid se bad ees | daa ® Mashattan, the Bronx)! Attorney's House Started \surw. | had reveled o a Ceveland Prest|out of Southampton harbor in a loyal gesture to Britain's | Were Cov. Thomas E: Dewey and to UF Campaign on Wrong Lot by Mistake ."=.ceme.= ‘ Union : nt } It’s cus to buy the lot before s' to build to join the waterfront strike which has paralyzed Brit-| -smpsign in the state, Eisenhower Lyndall. Makes Report, cecnag Ml y starting Marth Adentie Sreny. Copanay She said she had read it Corrigan dropped that line of | ain’s major seaports. : 7 Urges Solicitors to Give |" put through no torney Hag , questioning Orenstein no fault of his own, at Shan «| Treaties embodying these steps wen seated in the jury bor soon| Queen Mother, Elizabeth, for whom. the ship was) vs Kosmcsoe mmedet 9) Fast Returns | erty sew the foundation of his long-planned-for Inkeside | 7° ' be signed Saturday sino, after she stated: named, sailed for New York and @ month's visit to the | ""T.. iormer commander of the home constructed on property didn’t belong to| P2nins sncceestet eonctesien ‘et "#9 have already instructed my : 7 United States and Canada.| American military forces in Eu-| The Commercial Division of the} — , + him. additional talks to be held here, ) tamally not te question me at ell . It had been feared that| rope ssid he thought he knew)Pontine Ares United Fund drive + The three Western powers re- : about the case.” 0 day dock about battles and said/ reported collections totaling $15,000 Before the matter Was | tained a» few strings on West Ger- 1 the 1 StOPPAE, | he never ariyone to win when | this morning, according to Cam- n ans straightened out the trus-| man sovereignty to enable them to | Corrigan and Fred W. Garmoné, now ving more than they looked “like this,” putting tees of John Brown Univer- | n¢sotiate with the Soviet Union on ! another defense attorney, probed|, ,, 43,000 t ham his bands to his face and showing|Paign Manager ‘Frank S. Lyndall. “German reunification and on a | the sex angle repeatedly in ques- 000 men, migh POF | a loony expression, | Other reports have not yet aly in Siloam § peace treaty for @ reunited Ger- day. a, The walkout, loudly backed hy| Me detlared that many things | Oot Om ceuiie .|meeting. — They also kept the right to re- wanted to know if the ven- Pe re % ceo Dera were necestary to win—organl- to get ia as | They - St. Cloir Plant Turbine | British Communists, stems from a plans, money—but that | fast as possible. ok It started when Hagerty, an Oak-| sume the occupation in case of fremen would be prejadiced) Of. SIG" EM | damank by Secinteetiis Get te] cons "ines oe tunettant on @o | Ficms included in Ge C To Sponsor Legislation | iend county Circuit Court look, | eomatgasiey GO per (0 shee We i ‘The name of curvaceous Susan ints ionedhes a ee &| The President said some Repub-| or more. apart from employe col-! and St. Clair Rivers The lot was on a slight slope, but| German Chancellor Konted Aden 1 Mayen, 2 year-cld heopital tech. | DETROIT (UP)—The generating |! vatious Gnlons. tnvolved. See ee aan hte Sine tue mecueane were LANSING @ — Federal lerista-|@ ™0re desirable one ext io it] ever end US. Secretary of Base i niclam, came up with increasing |capacity of the nation’s electric in-| Queen Elizabeth If, whe began years ago had been accomplished Buckner Finance Co., $500; De-) the st.) nt 2% owned by the real estate| oi" Anthony Eden and French i freqeency., : dustry passed the 100,000,000 kilo-| ** morning @ two-day tour of |)... wot in his opinion the. cause|troit Creainery Co., $275; Pfeiffer. Geaigned to extend firm, -_ | Premier-Foreign Minister Pierre ' 3 Mise Hayes’ mame came.up at | 4 mark today when Detroit | “sut Lancnshine, made ® Polntd® | nad been carried through only the | Oakland Distributors, $200; Ne-|lAvrence Seaway ile ae ee ocr hired to build the| Mendes-France went into’ session | : change schedule a webeind nager, omelette. ere Fewchier, {Edison started its mumber four| the picketed Liverpool deck area. Ppiaeatisee Well tnt the Seb nd | an, Cush Rasieter anu naa next session of Congress, Sen,|%¢%#-round home, out and spotted| vim muster seneeen Caney : eventually seated-as a fifth juror. turbine unit at the St. Clair power) She and her husband, the Duke been only pattly done and that it| ding stamp, $250; W. S. Butter. | Homer Ferguson (R-Mich) told a| "7h ie tines were only marked|OUPE, Italy and Canada to study ‘asked Mrs. Feuchier | Plant a ot Edinburgh, had arranged to vis- wes necessary to go ones we field Theaters, $200. legislative committee yesterday. [on trees and he misunderstood _— “Ween Earegeus prety sary ce teres freed Dicepoatiniemgtomenh pile ware it the Capada Dock Works at Liv- — tes gp raga “| Sndividual contributors of 380 | Ferguson said he will introduce Se a terest This union, embracing a revised ‘ and for the first time was mot |checked by the Federal Power| nounced last night they would see/ another major address here to- Dr. Felix Kemp, $100; Dr. Har. deepening of channels in the De-| tne, foundation Arad (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | met with objections from the |Commission staff the Liverpool School of Tropical} (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | o4 Furlong, $126; Dr. N. E- | trait and st. Clair Rivers. This} 1: was a case of buying the lot |. prosecution and Judge Edward | “In achieving this record high.| Medicine instead. _ | Durocher, $100; Mrs, Allen H. | | uid allow ships of up to 25% feet or undoing what work had been| Thwarted Detroit Hunter Biythin, America’s electric utility industry held Monroe, $155; J. E. Linabury, anaes | dona and ae & over re Garmone's questions was: has doubled its generating COgReMy | 308 chips Se tn Landen, Livers Warm Weather Due Se Hot ene & Buckner, 0608, : —_ oe, phates’ aus funthes comaticat.|May Face Assault Count One of ons was: |since the end of World War Il,” it] pool, , Southamp-| —— The Michigan senator also «4 when it developtd the lot had| DETROIT (UP)—Police said to- men reper daring er ta" | carr ite of to cations] TL PORMAC TOMOFTOW |, Ts,ctire eis tid dey wih) Tao" icrmassnat, duty Over. |Ure® willed to Jobn Brown Univer | day they would soak Seonlone (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) With the start of the new unit, ee ee eee & goal-of $525,823 to reach by parent peerage my lb tet sity, a small co-educational Bible | assault warrant against a Detroit- ) Detroit Edison completed _ tts | 70.000 cargo handlers were work-) 1. i tick tor Pontiac | Nov. 5. ious vonundies satepeins eae. |S er accused of trying to shoot his Ex-Kentucky Governor $75,000,000 St. Clair plant. The | '0e. we and vicinity is fair through Friday |... - —- ine the OA und Gunite, “I was « bit discouraged,” Hag-| wife because she told him he ¢ | plant, located on- the St. Clair.) Export shipments worth more | with frost tonight. . Tired of Waiting erty recalled, “but the University’s | couldn't go hunting. W. J. Fields, Dies at 79 | River halfway between St. Clair | than 90 million pounds (2% mil- ) Th. iow tonight will be 36 to 4 | In view of the seaway, problems | telephone number was T7 and I| Police said Randolph Hall, 28, Ky. ® — F and Marine City, was dedicated | lion dollars) were piled up on the 4, warmer tomorrow with a high) Mom Tells Doc et water pefiation, and cts mat | Gaaget I maee Se 5 aS Se Se Gov, William Jason Fields, 19, who| ‘sf cwementes whieh drow game | wharves. ot 62 to 66. Tne US. Weather| ters, he said, he intends to plug Maser, tailed with te wit |tle wite, Day, wes deg. campaigned as “Honest Bil trom)“ Pos Food reserves, especially of im-| Bureau predicts light ‘winds #12/f0 Keep New Dorn |tor two more members on the com- | £2 tovsy eaied a board of trus| Instead, officers. sai, Hall's Olive Hill,” died today The new plant is the fifth and| ported eggs, butter and bacon,| miles per hour from the northwest CEDAR CITY, Utah @—An In-| Mission, including one from Mich-| tees’ meeting and gained approval | niece, Henrietta Taylor, 20, was Ee Fields had served 13 years in|largest in the Detroit Edison sys-| were dwindling. tonight and Friday. « Gen acter em ely be oo P| to dell the tet behind the door and was struck Congress; was a lawyer; a former | tem. It is capable of 625,000 kilo-| Prime Minister Winston Church- Downtowns temperatures. yester-| ¥ We have lagged,” he said, “in “$9 1 got the best lot after all,”| by the shotgun pellets, She was commonwealth’s attorney and for-|watts, enough to serve a city of/ill’s government gave mo sign of| day ranged from a low of B toa)" | nad been re-|making the heartland of the U.S. |saic Hagerty, “I guess it was|reported in serious condition at mer member of the state work-| 1,000,000. any immediate intention’ to use| high of 57. Today at 8 am. the tal | and Canada part of the ocean trade fate.” , | Mt. Carmel Hospital today men’s compensation board. He The starting of the number four| troops for unloading essential im-| thermometer reading was 41 de- cae Goma bee Seay Sean of the world, We have just = was a Democrat. _ ‘turbine was a special feature. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) ‘grees, rising to 62 at 2 p.m. Sack peeeanicdy Gad ingl Ghmn So have ener dia, mie.” he “ 3 in the nursery. added. “One is the deepening ot TWO From Oakland Injured the | the channels and harbors.” } 5 Famed’ Lake Cruiser Foils Wreckers With Fire | atening pin: al '5 Die in First Two Days ' doctor said a on channel need by i r Seok, But babere, the baby couid| t%., & 00 Gant eppropeiations of Small Game H unting be, picked oP, Goo ie Oe conta | ston of Congress. | A 14-year-old Ionia boy was killed today in a hunting “Dont let the baby go or it will abssgiee — was Mow dh = accident—the third human victim in the two-day-old likely die.” / seaway = Michigan bird and small game season. © ° fo ae: eae = oo ee At least 15 hunters have been wounded, and two fatal Phillip Davis, 14, was ac-| as a club to kill a wounded pheas- nyt , ur . , *| McQuaid’s two hunting compan- ministers | 17, ag they Dunted pheas| ions in Shields, 10 miles west ot ee ee ae ee: 5 ; = ‘ ‘ ‘ : ' % \ iN, _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954" er, fo ‘Socialism’ Aim. Railroad Curve _|Strike Talk Follows Is Set Aglow : by 6,000 Bulbs | ween's Departure ilies eleb | Ailend Dance ~ to Boost School Torch Fund ‘of Dems—Nixon > 6% . | famed Truman Administration Pennsyivania Railroad was lit up ALTOONA, Pa. —The world: | ports as has been done w previous, Horseshoe Curve of the major dock tieups. Nelson James Mosher — Word has bedn received of the death of Nelson James Mosher of 420 Edgar St., Kalamazoo, He died as to New York - Wanted to Boost Debt '#* tisht by 6.000 flash bulbs set |, A ———— board a inquby, More than 400 passengers aboard suddenly Monday evening and was Frew Our Birmingham Bereas {from 8:30 a.m. to 8 pm. tomor- Sky-High, Says Veep ment of photoflash picture taking. Te cee ane om | the United States debarked at Le) ast employed as « machine opere- pated One at bir |Foe : 8 é igh, The hea wes totapeed te Selene sad to COM") ttavre and were taken to South-| tor at the St. Regis Paper Co. BIRMINGHAM — 4 : , Saturday : minghamm High Schoo! thle Friday | Se iaeinine vale | CHICAGO @—The Truman ad- greater than the power of 15 mil-| UN¥e hearings until Saturday. Ths) ampton in a channel steamer.) 4 \osher was bom in Pot- pe Fan alter Geet \ Saturday morning program of | ministration, says Vice nt lion ordinary household electric | SoVernment likely will wait until) Their heavy baggage was being) August 7, 1909. Besides his teotball guine_sormally tot 100 groups tor boys and gis from 3 TRarrcat te socializing America” | \oat trospat ad ae chartered wy the Diniied States | widow, Viola Marie, he ts survived my ; i i 1 mt * * * out . : | ' ® ’ @ procedure. Lo 14 years of age is again being | | when the Eisenhower administra-| The experiment highli two | Strike leaders apparently be-| lines. by a step-son, Nelson Griggs at unusual @ proced ighlighted Only this time the kids, on their offered by the YMCA. Youngsters} tion took office in 1953. industry celebrations: the 100th lieved the government soon would| The same procedure in reverse 16 and @ sister, Mrs. Viola saikc prs comet wo witha (nn Tatioter for Gis eeanal, The blueprint, Nixon said in anniversary of the Horseshoe Curye | send troops into the docks. They] will be used to get 400 passengers) 00° Oot’ = ein Subset’ benefit oe — oom address last night, would have and the 7th anniversary of the | Planned to counter such a move by e French side. of ° : — | added “40 billion dollars to the modern incandescent lamp. The — ” —— Torch Drive «goal bal Groups will be our of doors se national debt between 1952 and/ PRR and the Sylvania Electric when permite, Play , : Products Co, cooperated in the They've doubled the price Of | groups will be canducted by | > | He sald it called for socializing | project, : the usual 25 cents admission fee, Kingswood School students and. a ine, housing, Sgriculture, |" Photographers took. pictures with proceeds going into the Payj Heins and Edwin Kirbert of [\,, ‘water and power, “but most dis | trom towers set up for the purpose. dation, i ee ad ne ac] ee cv gpentnoe guaree sat power— | 0 set off the flash bulbs, mounted Alls securing the ‘dance Trebelaires, a girl's barber . a energy.” - _.., |on stakes around the curve. band Figg te ee cores | ae quartet from Royal Oak § Si “We found the proof that this . latched on to such celebrities as Will entertain at tonight's coctet | 0 Our Nn hn the case Jan eee - : Helen Hartrick, Miss Photoflash of | meeting of the Business Women's | v nae a an. 20, 18 : golf chanipion: the local Arthur | the a at T, with | Candidate for |, He ™ a Byrn: found : yon Bag gonad pon eh l "Ge-chairmen of the October om | ‘Governor Also to Attend ‘out it “would have led the nation 3 Detroit television personality mittee-are Esther Mints and Helen’ Luncheon He straight down the road our British These people along with >it ot Hawthorne. Co-workers are Mary re friends have taken—to socialisn 2 33] | ee Sl (it ))—™—C«éPG-Chrictmess l(a the top UF workers, will be on| Burnside, Louise Cobb, Marjorie) Republican candidate for gover. oe al Se ee ; hand at the dance immediately fol-| Estes, Gertrude Fletcher, Ann nor, Donald §. Leonard, will ad- ophy ‘‘simply and bluntly ... re-| : : lowing the 8 p.m, game, when Bir- | Hoover and Laura Kurth. dress a noon luncheon. gathering | 2s as an effective an-| 7 mingham takes on East Detroit. | — in the Elks Temple here Oct. 29 as a undldonaiey. ua ak aia | All this the teenagers have ar- | Ile Cir Need @ to Ben Jerome Jr.,| I wn wy, » that | ranged themselves. This spontan- esses Leqnard's qounty election ‘chal |. _ “solid ating — eous reaction seemed to filter tm, ectivities” end that through the schoot as soon as the for Victory by Ives The day has been designated | ment activity should not be one of dates of the Torch Drive were : for Governor Day” in the leafraking . announced, according to Mrs. Mon- (Continued From Page One) | the county by area Republicans, 4 '30s.”” ae re adver tor the achool'| night and it—like last night’s—is | *8i4 Jerome. _-— | He said the Elsenhow Pep Club. : being tabbed by the | “Leonard will make major: tration activities “not only stimu © 12 Smart Styles : White House. speech here,” Jerome stated, “as /late greater production but avoid : : : Siperked by the Pep Club, the ’ the campaign nears its peak thrée | recession.” He cited “the biggest @ Ladies’ and Men's other gecial clubs soon joined will speak at the annual Al-| davs before election.” highway program in history, the ©@ Rolled Gold Plate Models forces im plansing © @ance that fred E. Smith Memorial Dinner at, ‘The candidate will arrive in the | greatest housing program and the would attract the attention not ] Hotel. morning and-make several other | greatest public works program, in- || @ Stainless Steel Back Models caty of he wtndents, bot eta | The adres “e scheduled for appearances in the county. up to|ciding auch prolects as the St. FLASHLIGHT © High Dome Crystals —for LADIES — for MEN! , well, * . 19:30 p.m. iwrence seaway * ; A Dozen Styles at This News stories are constantly re- Goatees we deur night Ernest “Wathiwaite, candidate BAe op . Regular $1.25 Yolue © Fully Maker-Gaaranteed =; LOW, LOW PRICE! 7 lating the misdeeds of juvenile ing the 300th anniversary of Jewish | fer state representative from i] With Bulb c _@T Buby Jewels. The latest and smartest watch : delinquents,” @ phrase more than | 10, i, the United States. Pontiac, will introduce Leonard and Batteries @ Anti-Magnetic = styles nationally adver- | distasteful to most of Birming-| \entioning some obstacles stili| With other state and county can- of H . | tised brand, . . alll fully guare a ee er ew who | the Way of achievement of an ee ee ee ae ee unting Season 3 cel # with bulb and_bat- anteed. There alway ‘s ' " starting ending " enamel finish. a spoll the reputation of others; but | “or. Peace. Me declare ing | 1:30 pm. (Continued From Page One) |] fee trove Seam ben tee." “¥ Sees cumentioned?” is the cry | Mtr te the persistently aggres- Tickets are available at Roy | hunting near his Tuscola County aero onal Ral sive design of Moscow and Peiping, | Annett, Inc., 28 E. Huron St. home. = Now,-here's © case in point 0/ vine cnanee despite thelr professed | ‘ alleged) ane: Wiskial 6 “hance as BROTHERS bear out their feelings. Only this | Gecire to relax tensions and to pre- hth rd-Ju tack after chasing pheasant hunt. | : SE ye | eave peace.” ; Ig pa BY |e oa ot te Oateen bat oer | Walces tse sghitateg Seen made towere uersrone wwe Member Is Selected | sev were wounded in mating Pp § uniting | . comedy, “Season in the Sun,” has *Pread_of communism — through | accidents around Bad Axe in the , been selected by the Village Play- the Rw Western Europe defense | (Continued From Page One) | Michigan thumb. “Another five’ ~~ ——— a aia Sg ae Se aaa ers as its first the season, Slance Agreement and through els here from California about the | Were wounded in the Flint area. Fontons WAliS Sieve ‘FEET KEPT WARM the “Thermos Bottle’ Principle as play of , e P with performances scheduled for ‘%* Southeast Asia pact recently ‘fact that she had been intimate| Two Oakland County residents CLIPPER SET 9 p.m. at the Village Playhouse to- "8Cd at Manila, for example. | with Sam Sheppard. If you read| were among hunters suffering AIR SPACE between layers of wool insulation keeps cold out and morrow and Saturday night and. ‘that quotation by Miss Hayes,| gunshot wounds on the opening | * Clipper * Comb * Shear natural body heat in. You need but « single pair of ordinary sox the following weekend. C F . would that cause you to become| day. Raymend Bromley, 30, of for perfect comfort in coldest weether. No need for boot liners “ie a, | We . Arvidson, Power prejudiced?” Oxford, and Robert Ross, 11, ot | Regular $ 95 or Neory enn yen aoy Sa ee ee Spiced collection + . 0. es tingtan Weeds, were $ characters whose antics add up Fi Offi + }- os |) Later, COMO eae same Paemeaes watts tenting oar oad Valve ENDICOTT - JOHNSON patie csi: y Gan’ cue’ bes irm Icia ’ |} i Tine of questioning. with another, Axe. | yomous “WAML” Golid Giant, pre- te camterehable Maver ot the | JACKSON WP—Carl 8. Arvidsor, /prospective juror amy was halted) Others wounded included: Julius | Complete ents Cvs batt et hems end sophisticated “New Yorker” |% & vice president of Consumers!" coriJun” was outraged, He | fissle: & toe, 1h. Sebowehers — . magasine, for which be has long tena tied at his Jackson |whiried to face the judge and) R wa amaaen ‘ been érame eritic. home last night of @ heartuattack. | shouted at the top of his voice: | Ohio; and William O'Connor, 21. : : Arvidson was in charge of the} .. , » 4, sf Tickets may be obtained at the | company's production and trans- I know they're going to bring | Caseville. | om. 3 ae s- abe thin boas eonapes apo deaf gee « : Weather for the opening day i j Robert G, Hartwell, director of| with Consumers or associated com |know how Susan Hayes has been ileal. \Consseviiion Gapasienané " guclear power development for the |". tie ot Shenandoah. Iowa. | east’ im the papers. officers. reported hunters were Detroit Edison Co., will be the) co was” >, sowa. | ‘The blowup came after Corrigan | taking pheasants in most areas guest at the First Presby- was’ a veteran of both | asked Melvin C. Holliday whether | and limit bags were the rule trian Church Ma's hab incr (AT Ard Ny tere er | tbe tact hat he (Dr. ‘Separd|tther than the exception sight | at 6:45 tonight. Hartwell worked any affairs with another wom-| - ‘The record openi ; ight! ~-@n--the “Nautilus,” only atomic College and the University of lowa. | an would bias or prejudice you in | pation was penny oak a mid- Famous for Warmth Without W : m te ve . |e leave for Niles, Ohio, to attend! Prosecutor John J. Mahon ob- | "a ' ted sence hunters || Why Pay $15 The annual Pierce School PTA dedication today of @ new Ohio | jected, and Judge Blythin sustained | cctimate sem henters |] Handy Menne ELECTRIC fe 8 Fair, the PTA's only money-mak- Edison generating plant. | him on grounds that Miss Hayes) oe scopes ee Foot Vib to or More? ing venture of the year, will pro [was not an issue at-this time. | 1% seaten OPm0t sorwerk bent. | rator Seutt-Proot Rubber vide a full evening of entertain-'Cgn't Bear Free Bea | Corrigan refused to ask any weve ito. * Non-Slip Cleat Soles ‘Co r Free rs | ere took te the fields around | = ment for Pierce families from 4) | More questions and Judge Blythin | 95 * Extras Wear Solid Heel to 9 p.m, tomorrow, Tickets will) LONDON (INS) — Those Soviet | seated-Holliday-as the sixth juror. | = Value ® Kicker Tee be available for dinner, which will Scientists drifting round the|A seventh, Mra. “Anna W. Foote, | Conservation officers predicted |] Just § minutes with this slestrie ® Popular 12 Inch High be served im the cafeteria at 5,| North Pole on an ice floe are tak-| was also seated | up to half-a-million hunters will be |] fect ere relieved, Stimulnies creat 6 and 7 p.m. In addition a snack ing no chances of being contam- | oo stalking pheasants and other small |] s‘ton immedietely. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION (both by Endicott-Johnson end bar will be open. . jinated by contact with non-Com- | game in the lower peninsula be- Genuine Wahl Make Simms} or a new pair free. No need to pay higher prices. ‘deal ae ca unis polar bears—or something ig : nn Agree os lion’ — is pr Power u for sport, farmers or outdoor work. All sizes 6 to 12. ae evening whee | Moscow Radio reports they've r reported jempera- | assager . comedy variety show | the first Soviet | tures, sunny skies and just enough | a tramp clown, a pair ot comic Ohne) ie — to End Occupation | moisture on the ground to permit || $9.75 Velee 12 Inch—4 Eyelet Style jugglers and an acrobatic team ‘North Pole , ; dogs to work effectively. will envertain. A fortune teller | (Continued From Page One) oe eee |. $@Q95 INSULATED BOOTS ‘be the and grouping Britain, France, the Fine 2 From Ferndale guesser, 7 the ameng i Benelux countries, West Germany it enet t Sizes $ 98 ercupants many booths. iand Italy, is designed as a frame. ON Alcohol Charges | ais oul pie 6 te 38 Mrs. Joseph Hengelmann, moth-| {work for West German rearma- BIRMINGHAM—Pleading guilty |] power massager. | er vice-president is chairman of | ;ment within the NATO structure. to a charge of possession of an | Ait subber. eon pletely : | the event. Because paving on ; Canada and the United States are | alcoholic beverage by a minor, | Genuine Woh! Brand grunt Po | ‘chive drab. Pierce street has not yet been, jin the role of guarantor nations. | Thomas L. Hartsock, 18, of Fern- | pond aaa Greatly fad coaansty : . completed, parents will be notified | The parley is considering meas- dale, paid $15 costs and was placed | Electric Vibrator where to park. iUres to supervise and control on six months probation by Justice | Fesebooccecce * e¢ © ,German rearmament under such John J. Gafill yesterday. $6.50 Value ff shot boi The Altar Society of Our Lady a pact. West German and other) Melvyn K. Zamba, 22. also of | 95 ; —— . Queen of Martyrs Church, on) sources predicted quick agreement Ferndale, pleaded guilty to a/ $59 i ree Pierce street south of 14 Mile’ before nightfall charge of furnishing an alcoholic | i Se road, will. sponsor a rummage sale. The French-German dispute on beverage to minors and paid a! Mand style vi- im the social hall of the church | the Saar appeared the oriiy major $15 fine plus $10 costs. piste, with a 3 | ,hurdle in the tight minisferial The two were arrested by police, @ 11 f erent at- - schedule. on Monday. Several bottles of beer | i mnths T e eather a were found in their car. A 16-year. | Save Tic! PONTIAC > agg ict gree 4 fair ae The glue that sticks U.S. postage | o!4 boy found with them has been! . aw gh Es 0-08 tages vert. fe yf stamps is of a hybrid-corn and ca- turned over to the juvenile division | Retractible ote ints ee becoming ee , ty aa 5% Sava mixture. _ — of the police department. __ | Ball Point Today to Poatice ~ c : Lowest temperature preceding # 4™ © CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER Over $2.00 Savings on These PAPER-MATE At @ am: Wind velocity 16-15 mph : a tre.,usasn famous Actress PADDED SEAT Beet Gace si Sh Mew fae Pap s'iwae” [0 Spark Opening C h Tube St | featune “Wes... Of Lecture Series FOME™ Stee! 0Oo S |] rensiee 1.9 SS St eseres- 5 ED. 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Second Floor, . styles. 7-14, Second Floor. binding. Floor. —- : ‘ fT { . i " god r , s } ‘ i i 7 [ mn y p ONTIAC P RESS has _ tired, but repor s made it clear pds oahtt ad anent retirement. plans ‘no a pe AG ag . cnn i ea ons PONTIAC PR , ae C PRES ee ee sects rman OBER oS ra, , ee t 21,'1954 (4 195, Pama 4 iad David Lawrence Says: GOP Des n peep eg oe: acs en oo sll, séek re-election ne to : turn over his: Teally does - Whatever vs ' : ode ry about age in . this \ to win. the Regeilicnns eiec- “Let pot gee an a thing. 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That eto. ‘Then fs of these and ae y advance no perviso » Buster!” natn figure. > That’s a Republicans are —— oe Nae agelb big an tap roles N ier Ransford so meray Arca, en mayen the a few ah ere ek ut ec i ew Sit ord B on Savers mate tars Seem at o Rar work should b lack of relations. eH memes di with ‘Letters wi I e; Say ; romle Sint woe or beeen e dn wo the preci work it to ! compen sated : - national In addition vited to write? mast a poet Ym . e its ans Oa win- they case more presenti crease. See by the automobile ee ane organizations several inte Fea not be pA y ‘sumer of the ship supervisors” - e C ever had. the cr Con- Sey ue in a, aocwe! ‘an i ope wes fl Teepe crerdpatgce . = oa ae een Sproat fae ounty == ry past several 4 : : the. ae 9 invit- gin ecu fT atrong < ol quae On oo : hat the unemployed | (Copyright a : Halis of. are planned f sald Saprrvione of At ta om ace question to the and perks pot ee ee today may » 1964) : cou 3 4 fence and of Arts. 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It is the st my E aeEe Party as‘head ’ the hom some eutte ter med of Ameri ae ee use the “ eads, the 1 it CRI, for Lesson survey offhand ea 5 » puzzles An of #* Pontiac Winsten Rutt e of quite hospita ical gies ani aoe chil. dag customers eee, bokum and stamped, which send No. 5, ban and 7 we pa - For’ wal = * ans. with one leg e appeared lessly. Is to pi Naar gaa oar came Dtiies! =“ be menos a velope. self-adda 3 cen the Unit od al areas doer - ee opened thea ger away } at their back ‘We don't es oe ject to chaiae 6 so—vague non gyevds, — some =o Public ot pe ete his esda ust afte door pitals i require ans’ req to suit and everylay Say” Tom To the years ago. Health : late y rt n ui th its of at _ ta ‘retire t that he des st V ccc aA he season ~_— role inoe Ww shat hos- These rements. e char- tended by I mean the Pee a of rec ped of our high tem lesires ; ne faith sense neeqd "0m doctors cluded physicians at oa — — - “pol 3 office pmb from : erbal O H sa aie and greater paronery ® rin yer ge an ill. cluded the complaints sal oalird oe the or mening lar eee eS On sroapeall’-taemeap. ticularly } than the po- It cri have ! mening!- y when 5 feeti, ovat gl allan Hp womage: oo , purports to ha tay odes Sra — oi ma for the otitis media measles sat aay a you o-and-so have sequels and acute o. 1, knuck? ; know what, | ae _ enjoyed a sometimes ornite © | These Dr Bre om, est A | give “arson ce ok wi be anewreies ot | sa se) pe hedihn ¢ | 4 \ \ : ie & 39 : me died = = : : es oo, Seas ' See eereay 7 Bik Se — — “ — t ene ae "| “e | ha fi ag r oe a, : » bet | ‘ ‘ ot ( . . ij | a - i . Ve | Nt ee 5 - | — pal beye _\ “|| @HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1054 SEVEN Sp eee ia ff eS het ae) “An ae Px SAL EES ce trd © pk eee . gt CES Og roe eS _— hy LOWaST PRICES! FEAT ics tice! Mery te oy cali FE 4-25! \HIGHEST QUALITY / : LU SiGr SoG eo Oneas ~_1 2.98 on Regular 6.95 First Quality “AI Stainless Steel! $ a : @ Six stainless steel tools! Rich rosewood hondies! @ Also handy plastic rack . . . keeps tools within easy @ Deluxe tool set for yourself or for a gift! Save today! Weite's Houseweres—Deownstairs Floor . save 5.99 on Regular 12.98 First Quality 100% wool comforter __ Reversible Colors! Full Bed Size! A gleaming . . . satin covered comforter filled with toasty warm 100% wool. Stunningly bright and shiny on your bed. Extremely warm . . . yet featherweight! Waite's Blankets and Comforters—Fourth Floor ex> to 6.96 on Regular to 8.95 1st Quality @ z fall -woolens Reg. 4.98! 54” Wide! $99 — Regular 7.98 ope Regular 8.95 ee @ 100% Virgin Wool © New Designer Colors @ Famcus Name Qualities © Save with a Sewing Hobby! @ Solid Colors and Novelty Weave © Coatings, Suitings, Dress Weight Fabulous fall fabric sale in 100% rich woolens. > Hurry in today for first quality plump bolts (32m _ of the latest fall colors and textures. Vivid fresh textures and weoves sure to please and sotisfy the most discriminating ‘taste. eaeeeevn een eee eee ewe ee ee ee i. 4 % 4 — , ‘ _* “< i” * 7-Pc. Kitchen Tool Set | _ Repeat of a sensational sellout! Regular *99 value! * i i 2 t 2 q ‘ 1 ; 5 - BOTH Mattress and Box Springs worth $99 for LIMITED QUANTITIES - Choose full or twin sizes at one low price! Here are the Hotel specifications . . . © Pre-built, sag-proof, quilted © Heavyweight government borders! , standard ticking in o woven © Triple tempered innerspring stripe! 3 unit that, contains hundreds © Best grade plastic handles for of steel coils! easy turning! pt aie © Special Hotel specification © 8 air vents to keep mattress button tufting! fresh and clean at all times! SEE. THE 49.50 LABEL ON EACH MATTRESS! ) YES, YOU GET _ SEE THE 49.50 LABEL ON EACH BOX SPRING! ) BOTH FOR 48.88! ch oosiest buyers ” in oll Americo? eee stilt offering the * and box spr ox : ma aoe advantage of this ot 4 into & god mine (over 100 in this ved ae mine { immediately while they last! der freely at these . OF ss orders. 4 s : v= ged - s * = {ols 7 : t : 5 ; i = : \ ' | A ‘ . ¢ . oy : cna. — * oy AN f | r ‘ ; " K 4 4 } % ; g THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 1 Ma B 00S No Foil Yet | andidaies “its yet hottered ni 7 2 from_a school building to the lunch U.S. ¥ boost in 435 Campaigns Cue Aw ch compan. Ie a“ Unharmed Crock. The ener wannabe : Dealt, ie commie doowe't|in Fall Under Train ate Gee nat be Aid to Pakistan fo% House Seats wer atsittte towne gave spnincs. tem. ell E ASHINGTON special regu- treated at Oak Ridge i : Pang it ania arma yd eee amcrally tail | Louisville & Nashville locomotive! rserical for minor abrasions. Premier Ali Believed tor 435 House seets this yest: made io aavance of lection Gay. and two cars passed over a 13 eee - +. a surprising disclosure today: \ This , 100, “eries of year-old high schoo} freshman yes-| America grows 10 species to Have Won Promise hag been given nothing to inved- if Bag Pag ecb Baral terday but she escaped serious in-| bamboo and is second only to While ‘in * America eee oii 1000 | gemmietants, Wat not. dirycted uy. she way southern Acta 0 « hagne 4 tame > SG None approximately , to House in ‘ / atricia uncan, 0) er W WASHINGTON #®—Prime Minis- i his: as Wl ; ter Mohammed Ali of Pakistan) Ve od oer sa mete et ene shore. up his} , own 2 oe oe te ea Open 3 nights to try. ‘Present U.S. military and eco- nomic assistance to Pakistan, a Monday, Friday, Saturday lars a year. Ali was reported to have won American agreement to increase this by possibly 50 per cent or more, Ld s s - Ali had planned to leave Wash- ington today for a two-day visit in Canada, But he called off that i}itical situation at Karachi un-| doubtedly was back of this unusu- | al change in plans. | ¥ They said emphasis in the talks | here has been on building up eco- nomic assistance to Pakistan. It hag been running this year at a rate of 27 million dollars comparéd i Fs, with about 23 million in the fis- Seagee moped Sate tees Edna Hyde of 94 Clovese street (second from left) Pontiac Press Phote| gs: .: a pate etree ‘ {s all @ressed up in the costume she will wear in the | and Mrs. Frank Holechee, principal of Bagley vs oe indications ore that side show at Bagley School Harvest Festival, Friday | School, (right) admire 9 poster being held by these totals would probably be evening Carol Moss of 202 Rockwell street (left) Mrs, Clarence Montgomery of Lull street. boosted to above 40 million dollars % . se each. Harvest Festival | Gloucester ls Growing - center, one day may be more fa-| “Gold mines in South Africa Plans Are Made (GLOUCESTER, pom, (UP) — months of 1954, $1,500,000 worth of | be wwoorlaaie’ without Aya at Bagley Schoo] | ™*_ short Pamet_ 96 & fishing | new summer cottages were built. | ditioning | a vd 2 Ee * =e ees te . Sachy. School's Harvest’ Featvel é F 1 F % iy [ 5 S Open Mon., Fri., 9 #& . : to be held Friday evening from = ; / | . } ge —angl-p bern ON Sat. Nights to / —_One size stretches to fit and booths to provide a gala time _ ; . 6 all (sizes 91 to 13). 7 Some of these include the boxing contest. Varied refresh- ’ W 7 | a. MEN'S NYLON wil ba teeal be cary an Go Bree T T Ss C | oh Liquor inventory Miracle of modern science . . . nylon, durable | a oe oe. — as iron, soft as silk . . . designed to take all “put a lid on the, the stretch you can give it! Federal’s modern Control Co 's buying methods makes this unbelievable low it acied sees OE aatite of price possible. 6 patterns in navy, charcoal, | state during the past black, brown, maroon, gray. One size fits all year, | said there is an “un- (from 91/2 te 13). Stock up now at this once- | poe Em Dos spewed cow ‘itt-a-lifetime price! Be early for best selection. . because of changes in the liquor q inventory. | ae. shift in a oe ed the state’s surplus from $3,700,- y : 0 10 5.90000. 18 eee: | : | _ Coalition Government : , 3 _Men’s new all- > Men’s gab 7 __ Takes Over in Finland =. ; . 7 | HELSINKI, Finland @®—Finland Keeps feet dry and warm! THERMO- TYPE wool melton or corduroy had a new coalition government a ee aaa CAMPUS SMART | TED’ BOOTS Cabinet. "| INSULATED | COATS SURCOATS See Peasihivi. wes Finland's F f bber insula , : LJ ‘ ti 18h pater ca Came Sata clei —~—o98 98 Pn 2 einer on / : _— ! e _AB : my Sipser aa ad: F ? paws en ~“ . = { { 2k Fe As { | i ‘ : 4 : ; . \ oi 5 w | ie. : ges y oy am - | . \ 9 Pe [isis ye re eee 1). | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,1956 | NINE_ , aaa “+4nto secondary schools with the | that include short courses on vari- : ‘ ~ fease at San Lorenzo, Calif., #t,was| barracks on the. island. Davis . Conservation Program _ sauna af bw egutenth “tl een cchieee actediion Land for Girl Scouts Owl Trapper Bags One Retired Army: Topkick ‘Hoos at pastes it, barnes | te, Mioat, BA ig Growing in Kentucky | Education: eo , TRAVERSE CITY @®—The Trav.| PETERSBURG, mid. (@)—An|Liked Alcatraz Duty =| the 13 years I on the|cetraz was changed frocs's mill ° There now are more than 500 ; hanging i | erse. City’ Rotary Club has voted | owl was catching Ran Hobson's) wasninG ; — Aman |§ock,” he says, “ the best | tary. prison to a civilian coop LOCALE, (a) toherest | achook chia with © membership | u.° wan wane wan ot aamerne tect [pproval for the purchase ot an| young ducks in the night. Hobson!) 42” Sona. 12 yar in Alcatran| Years of my lie.” , dangerous criminals. Kentucky's Junior Conservation (/ 5900. About 4,000 of these ef "| $%acre tract of land on the shore | wrapped a white cloth around a pe Davis was sent to Alcatraz as &@ Clubs is becoming nationwide. The | attend one of the two camps | {Pe of Scotch tape. Place the tape |of Bass Lake near Traverse City. | steel trap roughly in the shape| ™ght call « a “long stretch.” | cuarq in 1919. At that time, he| It requires about 42 gallons of state’s program, developed during | maintained ‘by the conservation | Where the mail will go, and the! The land will be leased to the local | of a duck. Next morning,.the trap| But to Army M-Sgt, Parrott! got orders placing him on detached | water to produce one pound of the past eight years, has moved) department for one week tours! plaster won't crack. Girl Scout organization. — had the owl Davis, now retired and_ living. in! service with the U. S.. disciplinary | rubber. ce ie « ae eT ~ wager ’ a“ & Ps | stores . Swirl skirt, | f . Seft wool Lae “ 2 broadcloth. ? 39.94 : | . Black magic! Softly textured fabrics . . . so dramatic in . ; f titted or flared silhouettes! 4 » a ee cd NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATION This extra service saves you DOLLARS So important . . . the new softly moulded coat in deep, deep black. Fur fabric, soft broadcloth or 80% wool, 20% rabbit texture. Master detailing you'd never ex- = to find at this price. Lush linings. fitted silhouette, or smartly flared. Sizes 10 to 18. Buy now at Federal’s! s SPECIAL PURCHASE! Poised 4 ‘n pretty! Shapely, oh-so-versatile new SUIT DRESSES ° Superbly tailored suit dresses you'll wear everywhere! And NO ONE pice guess this low, iow price-tag! Rayon le eloth, rayon flannel, Sos wool or rayon faille. 9-15, 10- 20. Very special savings! SALE! rots’ much higher-priced Princess COAT SETS 5.00 month NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATION:* Keep her snug and warm in an adorable Princess-style coat set! All-wool checks or wool face with mouton-dyed lamb collars. wool -interlined. Blue, -pink, natural, 4-6x. Some with hats, bags, gloves. SALE! Girls’ and subfeens’ newly styled WINTER COATS i 23 Ff NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATION : Girls’ all-season Converta-Zip coats in wool-face poodle. Red, peacock or royal, sizes 8, 10, 12, 14. Subteen coats in all-wool fleece and wool face poodles. Red, - peacock, blue. Sizes 10-14. Save now! ' , ; SRA SALE! cine cory. | aoe lls warm cotton knit 2-piece SKI-JAMAS 16° Girls’ wai r-repellent, stain- . resistont, nylon-rayon gab STORM COATS Extraordinary savings! Exquisite nylon and smooth multi-rayon crepe styles! | SLIP SALE! “Show-off” slips in fine 40- | Very worthwhile savings on girls’ toesty- { a : + i : \ : i ; : Y fe? ee Y ‘ ¥ f i s + A, LS, / ‘ pe i , vin a, int rin, nn nd peublaget love eovet ras and equa. 412. Bay now and seve! les -with lavish lace trim. in 2. ioe pink and blue. 32-40 in group. savings! | SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC dept. StOreS | OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 ~ fh wie ce gk aa a i Re Ef rT I L [rl hEcs r aH its is sf ir t : 3 i} a ga Ezz e F F ? i ry : 22 CUBIC FOOT ried ao ote no: ar His statement Reduced From $599.50 to fart t F 7 gg? z ; i bef rt i F & have meant 3 Beach, « free lance writer and sented by Kenneth B. Kelly, Owos- so attorney. : eee | Ere i went to Charlotie churches. Beach | Patients at the Dearborn Vet- Only SERVEL has amazing “‘Cold-Seal”’ construction.. They're air-tight! | ee Oe oe Cold-Tight! No outside sweating! Pneumatic goskets! Lock-seam in- oo febie a a: Gane Cony m. teriors! 4-inch compressed “Cold Barrier” insulation! Hermetically- _ Home Re Tax [Chapter of the American Red sealed Power-cold electric unit—extra quiet! 5-year worranty! TP A roll- | Cross visited them for a birthday rill. be pres: ., MONTREAL (UP)—There’s 8 | the affair sponsored by the county "4 ee2e aoe Ce iret Ver. party yoterdny, © arimine bt pbiciray Ine |Repacan’ Womens” Feeron See Today's Greatest Freezer Values at | 141 EAST MAIN . Morrison County, was in charge of | “Pleased be advise,” he wrote| GOP headquarters in the Hotel : : - j be 150 tn 0 ete to Gio press, Phat 1 do Pontiac and at: 1603 S. Woodward, LARRY Gl iA Ph MA 4.1722 not birds, activity were [tioned im any way whatsoever” it |" OS. : : | } , eo ay : as well rerd Br Birmingham, |he draws the winning horse in this| Speed of a gale ranges trom , : r volunt ant; rish sw to 63 miles an hour. _ Clothing Value eet | NO OTHER | — bs SUIT CAN of Pontiac sure . _ TAKE IT We're called THE CLOTHING- woe a LIKE A VALUE KINGS because we've - . proven big volume with sreall pro- _— ; GOOD . fits mokes more customers than ae ‘€. SHARK- small volume with long profits! hs You'll always find our prices ore | _ SKIN! ce used to pay 60 to ) [a | HARD FINISH YEAR-ROUND WEIGHT - | ; ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN for my suits r ~ $0 GOOD WE COULD SELL ‘EM for $60 ae es hy tT *@@e7 BARNETT’S! | It’s values like these that make Barnett's \ “THE CLOTHING-VALUE KINGS OF , PONTIAC!” They're terrific! You don’t " have to pay the long price to own a good suit when you buy it at Barnett’s. And you don’t need the cash... CHARGE IT! . USE YOUR CREDIT! SID SAYS: REMEMBER--- Now | know why so many buy their clothes at BARNETT’S. MORE MEN BUY AT BARNETT’S BECAUSE THEY GET A WHALE OF A LOT MORE FOR THE MONEY! Their 250 store-buying power really gets the prices down. | PROVED IT! | paid $48.67 for this all wool sharkskin I’m wearing and it’s every bit as good as what | always bought for'$60 and $65. Take a tip from me... shop BARNETT’S first, you'll find _ some mighty fine clothes there and you'll save yourself some real cough! oot Even at These Sensational Prices You Can “CHARGE iT sme as Cash, No Extra Cost, No Carrying Charges! ~ TAK TWELVE WEEKS TO PAY! pI i ii Efe Jeena ng : eae tte THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ; ee : | ELEVEN Never Wear White Shirt HURRY. IN ‘NOW! FINAL 3 DAYS OF THIS GREAT SALE EVENT! | i . ii. Ff i t { Es i f i 5 al fitz i gE vat i ol te Bi aT pit f ; i tit if rf g g ; E.. aif : ESF fie | F C F i 2 F Feit j ! é oe eS : i ‘40 SAVINGS! " s Waee « Kenmore Console Sewing Machine?4 you Priced ee ie aI : : i i : t cEeE i § in : Hi Fg HE i fi uf 4 E ‘| | vi He ao i Hi it fs F Fs shoe fashions = 95 | There's more than. distinction that meets the eye to Kerrybrooke fashion -, shoes . . . more than new delicate | tapered shape and new slender heels ' . .. there's hidden Airfoam cushioned | * comfort, superlative fitting combina- % tion lasts, plus other fine features! © | 3 Strike Violence... sho rer « Kills Crewman. _|,, ss ysrte on Coal-Carrier {tts = WEBSTER SPRINGS, W. Va. ® a-day i i aF / Full Rotary, Round Bobbis Stop wishing —stast sewing and —-- a oceere! You can : E “I Teh BS: OnE : th nt sarnite i 3 it a i ! i | 22 te id ifs $28 EES ; é E fi * § 98 z E f i i i F a! afebrile 206,00 rer ORR, i a8 z ead * fi sO Oy WF SEAM, GOTOUCK Ae CO, sO i i i #F i : gil i Be é My Hi ‘ af, are|] CHOICE OF to] TANK-TYPE, thems |] UPRIGHT the || CLEANER OR difference does it|| POLISHER ... sit rf] 5 iy ehge i Hon Th gs8 z if 5 gi os iH i3; E 5 : nite eae Rite AMY itl Gf, So Ri A METAB 3 ts ihe! sida: Hip r 0 Oy A A DE MECAL Res j if aT g i fe es if i : : if t f : i ti = i a boned nu-back girdles with leno elastic side panels Reg. 9.49 - Long wearing, easy - to - care - for nyray fabric. Patented “‘sliding back”’ moves with you! This gar- ment gives good, firm support . . . you look and feel better. coil wire side boning, side talon closing. In white. Waist sizes 28 thru 36. = Corset Dept —Second Floor : AGW Chermode Aclon Crepe Gowns Fairloom cotton Ree. 499 : ue iaall : a sports flannel | - Beautifully trimmed with em- _ , Triton | 2 i JC 59 Special Purchase ‘Nylon Tricot Gown Reg. 99 3.98 ; 2” New waltz length and priced s@ low! Choose from two fict- tering styles! Green, pink, blue. Sizes 32 to 40. | Perfect for sport shirts, robes, dusters. Soft suede- like nap. Easy to launder, Wonderful assortment of- potterns ond colors sale Seltd listening slessiovel Keen music for dencing! Trav-ler’s © Plays all three speeds in aay 7”, 10” of 12” record! - @ Powerfel amplifier with large, fall-tone dynamic ISMN Saginaw St. Phone FE SIZ ee Oe SIGN reece? | ee ee ae Aes " | . 4 ea t p ood 3 - ‘ ¢ ® ‘ ~ \ - n ¥ J in a iy a eee 35 ee eee ee ge ee ee ee ee ar er ees Pst: t = = = ms = fr = he f s. ment i f : : ” £ ! # wi yagi as ae esa “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 21,/1956 | cg ! gids i -* y ar California : {ita evot Stromal | ae Omman ~ saa ve (PhAQUE Cure Waits tea.” "| sare rs ve a | an, . te Moslem splinter ! , Dr. R. Pollitzer, internationally . onesian Leaders |. %,% 212s ov att SE erated te aecert tim 10 Be Put Into Use. | renowned stage teter wo is) “Pars remains a, sgiicant pledge? admi a at eee unless he breaks with the Reds. now working at the Hooper Four-| enace, however, in those coun- {0fo eeblons by next Monday. |charges’that he is to blame for the| Sastromaidjojo's one strength is SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The dation at the University of Califor- tries, especially in’ Asia, where ; : ‘country’s steadily deteriorating that the country is having so diffi-| “black death” of the Middie Ages nia Medical Center, said: there are insufficient President Achmed Soekarno-and| It ls reported that the Greater | -conomy. , ndapo ri le mu es we Premier Ali Sastromaidjojo of In-| Indonesians might withdraw this = if he refuses and the Greater | would have a much better time finally han ’ Treatment = sufonamides disease. : donesia are having plenty of trou-| githmatum if Sastromaidjojo | Indonesians withdraw, Sastre | than he is having if it took over | *Porstory Sone . Ween} ond antiitelied, an he Cae Rand. — 4 eo They rule the noe oo economic ministers, both mem- | duced to the danger point. Fur- | sponsibility. ply the fruits of science, according! secticides — particularly DDT — | ida. = ’ ‘WASHINGTON—A 311-foot Coast | country in the world, with & popU- | jams ——_—— as | Guard_ cutter wonky arrived at lation of about 80,000,000 distrib- lonely stretchy of North Atlantic | uted through countless a | - | ae vater-gulled Bravo to help carry of islands in the Indian Ocean. - ? ) ¥; "cooperation, Tg its independence as republic in i ” r Bravo, a bleak expanse of 200) 1949 it has been beset by revolts . ssquare miles designated by the’ and political crises. ;phonetic code word meaning B Now Soekarno is under attack aroused no cheers from Barataria's | suse he has taken @ ‘ we hor a ~ Pps Mie wife, and Sastromaidjojo's cabinet : ribs. . UD | ig threatened with collapse be-j|[ ; ERUCK AND CO certain sea between the Labrador | -..... of the country’s economic || § ROEB wait po ated ‘coast and the southern tip of | difficulties. : we . | ‘The news broke last month that ' Soekarno had married secretly Me- * | riati Suwondo, a beautiful divorcee | and mother of five children. Under =| em _—s«Calues up to 11.98! SS s| WaaAlercules Jackets Const Guard believes Bravo) try. Bone ofthe men agre wit | 4 & : ; . Passe awe 6 [we \ Jn 97 Sea swept over superstructure Ne.‘ usband. | to 7.01 stiffeners ladder to-superstructure deck bent with her own five children when Rev , = te i — L4y : boats broken ‘out of | she learned she rival. eversible wool meliton warm-up jacket is Common sense fashion P chat gripe and holed . m a ne te waper. for the career or campus crowd! You'll wear it around the house All Wool Melton Men’s Steerhide from fall to spring. -It’s designed with raglan shoulders, slash ‘ ‘ ‘ pockets and acetate lining for Walking Coots Short Jackets * coating of ice . . . Proceeding 13) yiage, it sald that the second warmth! Sizes small, medium, large 98 knots with a “-knot wind and) ygrs, Soekarne was divorced * f, ond extra large. Royal blue color! Just 16.98 Only 19. “+ April, only twe months ‘e Come in now .. . see it — save up . for the president and } to 7.0). at Seors! Practically styled with quilted Zip front with handy zipper in April, 1952 as had been an- 2 f ’ rayon satin segar | 2 flap patch cigarette pocket Adjustable Men's Clothing—Main Floor pockets. Sizes to- 46... side straps. Rayon lined Brown, black. Sizes 34-48. i i a it ly Lill; F # z : M 8 3 4 ? The in a Mosiem coun- is its roughest, ae | able-and at times most hazardous duty, The reason is summed up| Dispatches from Djakarta, the y q 4 S | g & 4 z . S Many persons today owe their! s¢9-day walting period between <4 . choice of § colors! "Het Gly Beas." Months ago when Fred Elias,* prominent businessman, was asked by’ a group of business and. workingmen to run for State Senator on the Democratic ticket, he was told - by a cynic: *“Oakla County would elect a grizzly bear Nylon Parke Coat Smart Buffalo Plaid B-9 Army Style Shirt Jackets nt 19.98 r™ 6.98 All nylon — completely wash- Zip front. Water repellent wool able! Hood folds under to form _ reinforced with nylon. Choose Caugiots size collar, Button fly over zipper. — red with black. = | office if he was a Republican, don’t waste Scarlet, olive drab. _ Tange. your time.” 2 : But Elias did not believe this bit of nonsense. SEARS DAYS—SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE! Pilari, ~ | His tong association with the people of this a warm |. great county convinced him it was the man a. buy 2—save extra! tou cra oF SPARS, ROBUCK AM® CO. and his ideas, not so much his politics that made votes. Oakland County is comprised of the State’s most progressive people. He was gure his safe, fair theories of government for all the people would be warmly received. And he is right. Privately taken polls show |. that the candidate “running scared” has | solid reasons for this fear. Like Maine, Oak- checks’ Keath? Senet. ceats! Wasr land County's farmers, workingmen, and | . _ in or out! Top flannel value! a businessmen are fed up with the no | Wrinkl-Shed Save, buy yours now! road program, high material costs and less | Cotton Sport Shirts i - profit, unemployment, unfair distribution of : defense projects that make political footballs aud 2 for $5. b. buy 2—save more ; of our life and security, snarling and bicker- Ravelty stripes and plaids in regular 2.98 sport or this famous Don River fabr . ing with Michigan's greatest governor, G. Wrinkles hang out overnight li e # ’ . =X : Fe Many colors S-M-L-XL : Mennen Williams. uf ity S ir ts nisin Dw $5 Famous Pilgrim utility model in plaids, tweeds. checks! Medium and heavyweight flannel. Wide choice of colors. Men's Eurnishings—Sears Main Floor >. aS regular 1.98 Pilgrim flannel shirts Save 96! for $3 Choice of cotton plaids, novelty ag i Ve whe pisast if lea daw aw tomy af -_ yy 4, “ ome pret tht ing Epa + ht Be uy TEePvig CHECK THESE SEARS DAYS SAVINGS... Buy Now—Save 45c on Men's Argyle Type MORE AND MORE FOR EVERY DOLLAR! e e k , —— - Pilgrim Socks Regularly PAIR Cc 3 pair $1 FOR | Pinwale Corduroy Sport Shirts Buffalo Shirts Heavyweight Wool Piaid FRED ELIAS | fe 2.99 , , : w . D ae col e Vee, Another Sears Days value .. . smart looking, long Pilgrim 5.98 Weare voting emocratic and we are Washtast Squared ‘catoan, ai a : “— Pe ee ff’ wearing argyle style socks me aera of colors; — Machine washable! Utility : * ar i ut Choice of as- a ae j izes! yle. Reinforced main seam : voting for Fred Elias for State Senator. Sorted colom, Seuii-widesprend , elastic top ankle fength. n srqes Rayon yoke lining 2 combing ; : collar. §-M-L ~- : tion colors. Sizes 14\/,-17 % : CS - \ oe : iat . “ ‘ . s . : by * 4 ne a talon : e . a za ; ce & i ‘ : : rh ; - pe nts for Elias , back aginaw Ph | “Undependents for Elias = || Cwdtefaciion guatanited ov your monty CFARS 154.N. Saginaw Phone FE 5-4i71 a - - - 4 _ - : ' —e { He : f LN =o a oe Z : ; | f a . : ‘ os : ‘ 2 ; ; ; . > s ; ee . 3 4 fy A - ‘ * A os v | . ‘ a | = } } } . : re § § . = A 2 . ° /, (7 " 5 1 Ff ; . i . Save now! 2 Drapery Dept.—Sears Main Floor SAVE UP TO 3.25 Copper Bottom Cookware 1%2-Ot. Covered Saucepan, Reg. 4.75 Enjoy the quick, even heating of copper cooking with the easy-to-clean durability 3° Repp fabric in 9 colors reversible yard goods Ideal for pinch, draw, swag drap- regulerly 1.49 2-Qt. Seucepan, reg. 5.25... 3.51 3-Qt. Saucepan, reg. 6.25...4.05 | eries. Also bedspreads, light up- \E of stainless steel. Come in... check the first-class features! Save! 4-Qt. Saucepan, 6.95... .4.65 9-in. Skillet, 6.25.....4.35 syne. = marae ig . 8-Cup Parnchnen holstery. Both sides lovely. 1 19 . . rd regularly GSO oc. sc0 : Syl Cc 48-inches wide. . yd. ivory white, Harmony House nylon priscillas marquisette curtains Generous six-inch ruffles! Edges rolled as fine as dainty regularly 5.79 hankies. Pre-shirred rod pocket tops. Ruffled tie backs have bone rings. In big size, 95x8!-inches, 99 priced low for the last days of Sears Days! Save! Pr ‘ Z —’ ke : 4 t cy a = ¢ - - * ad eis am bs ipaeint \ i } A oe, 8 ee ee : A F » i ’ ee : ‘ ec f 2 Aes oe 4 A ' =, 4 iB : i / : 4 n. | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ant Newport County, — a ’ a oe restore the stables Ne : o — ~ so ie ee §=6Nationally Famous Harmo rT fy if : i r F ? ie bark i uk He uf ' fi 2 5 a i wool textured | tweed carpet: of New Moresqus Patierg chariot d’orsay for state : A beauty to see, walk on ond ‘own! = It’s luxury China Fails to Stem this cipctienre ielhioge a wearing Joop pile carpet, See the new beouty ond interest L sia" reel i TH | = TYPICAL SALE itt! if ite! ! tf i id i Hi most farmers with farms too small for practical farming, say some reports. clear through to felt back. Easy Others say the think “6 install yourself . . . just Buy ‘yours now ... . at Sears! 4 i : it =¢3 Save 1.83 to2.99! Marriage License Applications washable! Lovely rich Chromspun acetate : sh iy cover, resilient _ filling! 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Near litle tian: Ranrcd 88 ee ee ee eoeddoocccooooooooooss ; : > elie 7 with brown or green Part Wool Pairs thle the Blind} nd os ie Boe 3 By Voting Right : . best quality ee GE, . | : cil: Extra heavy, extra strong. Top is regularly 12.98 ™/t, ©@ Regularly Priced at 4.98 : VOTE ¢s ing levers. Extra foft cotion duvstys bose ONS ~2°SS By 0 ; 8 3 ' enn ee fr ae ae in Sheets _ Two-in-one blanket thot serves you wonderfully in every ; 4 aes er "Litera ive pepelpatics fo secsere yourtuite, | Pastel Muslin | 219 seoson. Folded size 72x84-inches... . 60% cotton, ° [x] s . ‘We'll make pads to tof: fog Berney Bd rg Roane Flat or Twin Size Fitted ~~ ~*~ 35% rayon and 5% wool, with luxurious napping on $ spe ee JA 4 aN i dat ck ta Pil a hese ese aa Dreom-soft Sonforized”. type 134 sheets. Choice of both sides: See this year ‘round favorifé at Sears... ¢ for PROPOSAL #43) =“ fi * Levpee ods and metching leaves alee available | Harmony House Mint Green, Sunshine Ye wacan and save! } A ah = ; a | i ua nm Pink, Pacific Lneg Max. shrinkage 1%, : - Pa” aishings sete Foot | CHARITY BINGO 4 | che : | exes ots a , wee id guaramdbed or you monty back Vf N. Sacinaw St | ee Mee nites dss ) = , ik) 154 N. Saginaw St Phone FE 5-4171 ,” ‘ | aoe . j ee, 7 , , / ) ' ‘ \ t : — ‘< as % a } : f ~ \ 4 ;, | f iw. TG de oe es ee gine Nobis Ft. / al f "Sn {\ —— hi I : =~ , \ ee ee e oo. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 | i a | ts Pr |im the red in the three months revised in September. ; Pe Let Sailors: before World Wer 1. Stolen Cart Totes Loot ; ENN cs oR ot Oe T year from July Cuong De Cae ta Wieck in Civies — Officials said the proposal will) Comey wh. @ — A- thief ' * 4 period quarter | fiscal year—from July through De- be considered by the Navy UNIFO grocery helped himself to: - jin Red for Last — | ,7"s."scx'nsoa year, @ gamete s tine et tow See WASHINGTON @—The Navy ‘s| Board at its nest meeting. It would | ans of “dog food, 4 pounds Three Months |e wt dy 3, sod te denct 2 3 i z = - ‘ : z Z as z 4 & 4 f see ‘ —_ | ; | ! SEARS ? . 7 a a ———| A SALA AS GREAT AS (TS NAMED a 4 a Lowest Price in : Years on 24 Month 3 ~~ ALLS en ta , PA ¢ ue : \ Don’t wait until your old battery fails! Get an All- — St state today! Save! Allstate gives fast winter Allstate — starts . . . power for all accessories! Costs less Heavy Duty Motor Oil! __ per month of guaranteed service. 6-volt! Bulk Oil S ] : a ALLSTATE BATTERIES INSTALLED | : wi G le 6 4d | AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! © Regul: ; =a moma 20¢ Quart 15° Jacks | © This Week Only , Reg. 5.95 eee 4.50 | Compounded oil IN YOUR CONTA! ds , is unexcelled j IngR Steady support] Oil of its type—proved n quality by any other on any types Moves rust and corrosion” independent lab tests. Re- ay for pds y : » Save! 35-gal, drum, 32.95, storage in trunk. + Wa SS we, 7 op ‘ oe ee © _— ‘ Ss yroad excursion steamer City f/ The Clareiand fgwred ta 1.69 Throw Covers Windshield Wash . plestta| Covers” : a. Be Lawrence | ae news month Sag oe ee Pressure Dome Foot Control Control Panel Matches Dash Carries 500 Pounds Smoothly pemipe! 17.88 e, dom-used ’ . 42.95 : q be : Ee a eta | ee ee se, ee. nS ee ee ; a ow an even gr er value ; : Flames and smoke mushroomed | cet. 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Complete Made Beg py this com ever sold. res shorts, longs or long rifle cartridges auto- @ In all gouges . . . your choice of or modified ting Jes ena pissin, over-exertion ov expe || metal clamp-on brackets and ber basketball olficial size, matically and interchongeobly without adjustmjent. Built- choke! . if 58-in. net. 2 balls, instructions. 18-inch goal and ‘net! ',, I Seope ramp. — < . gee . ‘mips ent Peers aes cont. | ttena botlier you. Try Dean's Pille—a milé ten amazing win eee oS Dean's 5 e Genuine walnut stock with rubber recoil pad! ; ‘ a. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1054 rie ' | ‘ z Ve % y é : ms ent ) ) possibile s@Vantage to our state | neye for the government and the “"I'Know Your Candidates - , _ aaa 1 party to discuss the effect onthe = : , j ie “ aw 1950 act, if any, of antiCommunist + — \ 4 . TNs s _| “We must not let other. states |" **** ” , | ‘Hudson, Huthwaite Seek Seat in Second District | pecs" cimoce tenet e\y 55 : lngiation peed by Comer ast | This is another in a series on political candidates in Oakland , eas y be one who Will Be Aired To. leniahers eee a ie t, County. Leslie H. Hudson, Democrat, is opposed by Emest 5 = would ; all of the: people ) Ee ee ae ‘ Huthwaite, , for the office of state representative from ss ot our city, 1 would strive F | session's om oS 0d yal ; Pontiac (District 2). Short on the two. men and their ‘to be such @ representative.” New Measure Fac @5 | vided, among other things, Yims te statements follow. mae ‘ 4 Court Study Along With Lagoon Privileges and immu- Lodih ©. Mptenn ErecetSetiwatte Defense Chief | 1950 McCarran Act {nites ot « peal pai pF Trode 1 = The Democratic candidate for; An attorney, Ernest Huthwaite, WM, Bs And it further ' ‘he state repeamilativs’ trae Slaaali tt, of 328 Iroquois Rd., Pontiac, May Do More eT ae tne ees [een _ the Wnwngy renee © (i) 2 Pontine) is Leste H. Huteon,|% 0 erentative trom” Dis Electioneering {fated for s legal siting today| er" the penaitios for member SLIDE - Sebabeheenamtetts trict LOS ANGELES —Detense Sec | “Bes: the 1850 Internat Security | of “Communist action” . groups ‘Owner of the Baldwin-Walton | He was born in Detroit and at retary Charles E. Wilson has indl-| G0" Rags ones up for’ crother | comiained in the 1950 law, t Cutrate Store, Hudson was Wa- | tended schools there gradu- cated he may make more political f A 5 FILES tertotd Township clerk trom 1947 | ating from Ahe Detroit College of : ~ {Oumet tueale, Twins Get Twin Cuts to 1951. fle is a former member | Law. He served as a naval officer The member, whose| The U.S. Court of Appeals called fies = me OFne for renewed the con-| ATLANTA (INS) — Kelvin and , & : | ot the County’ Board of Super. in World War II. bird dog-kennel dog remark’ raised pe roger | adem Alone: . Reg. $489 | Pentel than ang ne |. Huthwalte ts an ex-president of a political furor, was asked yes- | RUciNaeY “Communist party to underwent identical operations for aie Waterford ‘Lions Club and as | 4, Numralte a dons terday it he intended to makp|Teduires: the ee al + the, veterans hospital in $3.25 | a World War Hl veteran. ic: | ee ee ates aes more political talks, Grinning, be| list tts oficers. and members and/ ulcers at he. veleruis eer he i He attended Pontiac High School! national bar associations. He is replied: ing. The law is known as the Mc-| knife at exactly the same time. es | and the University of . A] a member of the Amvets, former “I don't know why not. I haven't | Corren Act after the late Sen. Mc- | hae | © resident of this area for 22 Years,{ president of the Pontiac Council been doing too badly at it. As &/ can (Nev). Forstiff egg whites, have the : BROWNIE eee oe Se oe noe te a! Gas S| Teco ring nw a PROJECTOR | —!== nm i wenn sais ee oe Sk Sagiake be : ’ ‘The problems confronting Pon-| He has practiced law here for , "\ a 9 ® : Ike’ Jest | tiac residents naturally will make|24 years and is married with two Se, eee, Ye Inspecting jet fighters at the : So. es eaves up the planks for my platform. | children. : . Northrop aircraft plant, Wilson : LPN : : Pontiac is the industrial and shop-| t15 statement: Pontiac's representative to the | toid a reporter he believes the na- As such, full employment for resi-| «44. an4 continuous Pontiac’s voice heard in such a| Perty politics but added: “I be- IT’S A FACT... PAY NEW YORK w—President Ei- dents and non-residents of Pontiac, ot ie people is the key to our program. Tam, therefore, for new lieve in the purposes, objectives, 3 | visited briefly yesterday |(°Pend® upon our plants main) soerity and continued growth. | Ad better highways, and believe | methods and means of the present! ial CASH AND PAY LESS! : with the West Point Society of New |‘™nin€ full Production. " le produc: | that we should. do all we can to sévidniatration and I don't ‘ York State and came up with a| ‘When full production lags and (tion means steady employment |take advantage of the proposed s GET WISE MEN! IT’S : : [teaser on whether he might be | unemployment rises, it ts up to and growth of our city. If we | Federal Government program for) | 4 5 Widened 7 planning to pass up a bid for a us to take steps to maintain par- | are to have increased auto pro- | highway development. n R Bridge : MY 5th ANNIVERSARY! : second term, chasing power. Purchasing power / duction, we must have new, better | “With the advent of the develop- | Over Ford Expressway 4 He told the society members: in the hands of our residents fe | and safe roads and highways on | ment of the St. Lawrence Seaway, Toke the Side Strect te My Store and Save Up te $10 te $20 es | “I regret I am. not free these| the prosperity of our community. | which to put new automobiles. _| we in Pontiac and Oakland County | LANSING — The State High- Your Suit, and $3 te $6 on Pants and jockete! ; Pe eae ee of luncheon) “Therefore, as your legislative} We are al! acquainted with roblheng the threshhold qf 8 great jaa rang pena he Rcrte Free Gitts in the Pocket of Every Suit or Coat You Buy J, _— : | aatitate I am for: the traffic conditions : -| Edsel Ford expressway would be Reg. oe SAFER) tsa PP | ming te Bek he seom| Sec oe | eM wie cir salt ~=6s SAM BENSON ws / “tah Suit give mo o Ittle time |e compensation equal to) meed for safer roads. In the | should consider action which | ‘The bridge, opened to half width : ; m1 uit nite, *jat least 50 per cent of average| coming sessions of the Michigan | will augment that of the Federal | about @ month ago, was built by 20 South Perry St. Open ‘til 9 P.M. / n> cime elter oe cane weekly wages. Legislature we can expect more | Government on this long overdue | Louis Garavagiia, of Center Line, | ‘yup there.” Tax relief for the consumer to| emphasised 9 program for new © project so as to insére the best ' at a cost of $338,872. Z JUST SAY CHARGE IT! |) "7 tig ie | Ue pening power. ° : , ee Dew & : a tee Gat” Tee, more corprtion io. aid fhancng. 1] , / / “4 : , pansion ! : ; a deat eee LUXURIOUSLY SOFT and WARM! LOW SALE-PRICED! Te ge ; Pea The enactment of a public works ‘ | — A SCREENS ||Soviet Warships poem '0 mrovide jobs tor tne : fn : “Ts DELUXE WG Gocco tema (han : ENUINE THAM 7 a / pie | Fleet Chief Says |v cov. wiliams. u a 25 % : ae Ba, PEARL HARBOR w — Commu-| gram which insures equal oppor a 4 | inthe Pct, the commander in| in At etin, i te Adm. Felix B. Stump declared |“. een mene of br yc ang ha greet on | : REG. $10.95 . marines has acted in @ hostile! and expanding child guidance | | NOW $ :' manner. He didn’t identify the! clinics, parent education pre- | / Communist craft but he obviously! grame. and treatment facilities | re , ¥ ONLY . |] Feferred to Russia. | fer Go mentally Gioterbed end ? Be | ae He indicated the Communist ves- an : which Expanding and improving JUST SAY CHARGE IT! |) Boe Ti ethout ie Paine | schoot aystems to keep abreast of s\Lt ’ sy | were unaware thet they bad been the tremendous increases im om- LARGE DOUBLE-BED 4} BRUMBERGER [oer mate ty US. wibmarines, | Providing Increased security for NY G | ~ i oe ments of vessels in different parts | improved facflities for our feglect- it] TIN Bl = ; of the Pacific, submarines and va-|ed youth and extending a voting HI-LUSTRE SA ' rious types of craft whom we have | franchise to 18 year olds.” ~* , PROJECTOR —|eensitied 05 Communists,” he! ae 300W—COOLER His remartts followed a twoday | Mobile Reading Rooms eee _ | Conference between Stump and the| VIENNA, Austria W® —The Vien- * ‘ commanders of Navy forces from/na Streetcar Co, now offers its the Far East, Japan, passengers free magazines to kill ERY. Wy fa - SUST SAY CHARGE IT! GENUINE LEATHER GADGET BAG Reg. Price $18.60 oT” JUST SAY CHARGE IT! 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SH Af AE i ti rit Lid it ete i Hi § s§ nak F il | 1 inet pile i au - = Ss fie tte i | : 3 s Hilt . ila i ae i tat abide Ht alu i i Sie i i ate SNAPS BS EN yi dhibitat . ze easel al ini Hie te {Rk | Hi HBS ie Le, | aie . ase eo oe PSP ES Sadie 2 5882768 ¢ 2 ' Pid i i= HW] i if + ae far j pe See ggbt catlcad 3 Book eg rail On ii i it th na { o| Mem em Ed ss be geeeete s | ar : | el fay a2 SO EE il, adj al 1 HEE BS fine, a Hail atic : E ry ih Ss Siti ; Haj Bien if't1's é > ee ¢ : s 4 = { THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Line of F pa z F ae i § z Expedition Learns More About the Dorsets WASHINGTON — Remains of the largest settlement yet found of the ancient and little known Dor- set people of the Canadian Arctic at gh E d i ui} 283 dt i Le dat en Wake up to low prices wit COTTON ... FLANNELETTE Women’s Gowns Prints ond solid pastels in fitted and in Mother Hubbard fern 34-40, *T 98 | $1.00 Women's Extra Size Gowns, 42-48. $2.49 Girls’ Pajamas Ski prints, 2-pc. 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With five double-pointed arms, din or linked by oak and laurel leaves. > “Why «++ that’s the prompt French. institutions, the St. Cyr) The Order of the Legion af Honor | . anewer the manager likes w give « Military Academy and the Legion was established to recognize civil-|1# hangs from the same bright ved gun 0 Beoefelel cus lane lo fered to yous © of Honor, are celebrating their ian as well as military service of the best ap pn hy Say aes 150th birthdays this year. Aistinetion to France. It was int-|or siver “detinguish "the tive will Gada You seers get cordial, cour > France is fascing, & new stump (dated im 1802, but the first dis-|classes, in their order of rank: teous service. men and women « sorts ved for aha tenion aad eae tribution of the award was not | Chevaliers, Officers, Commanders, married or single —come 1 Beneficial « red and blue-gray for the academy, | made until July 1804 Se aoe Onan Coe : Both school and decoration | A painting of the first formal | master of the organization. | |. ‘ were created by Napoleon I, says ceremony, bumg im | Of the 10,000 graduates listed | : the National Geographic Society. | t#e museum at Versailles, shows in St. Cyr’s. Gold Book has having | ° . The Little Corporal set up the| Nspeleom pinning the decoration | died for France, nearly 800 lost| s ‘ “West Point of France” at Fon-| % ® wounded veteran’s chest. ||their tives in the late Indochina | © : tainebleau, Four years later (1808),| In the early days, the badge of | fighting, : ‘ he transferred it to the village of | the Legion of Honor went through} The old school buildings were |e FEderal , St. Cyr, near Versailles, where | various changes in design, follow-| casualties of World War II. Today | © poke oh ng pyr , ‘ is Setase ‘ellos coed Se. mien |G Be, Ae Sree Me Ge R. Cre Auadiny quavies: oe sesidents of aft sowounding towne from the distractions and diver- and the rise fall of! at Coetquidan, in Brittany. “% a “ - é Starts tomorrow ste ei | SNOW SUITS @ 7-oz. 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Ha SNOW SUITS § ip, ey , | ; _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ee 25th Jail Term Given ofienses, including driving while] “onrse of True rent on friend the old heave-ho,| in’ and restored Arabella to .the Jane Wyman, Mate = happy and there’s 20/ Siam Resident Winner banned. : and he and Arabella started keep-|hairy but loving arms of her use remaining together,” Karger : » Contest 2. : iV Jailed 24 times tor a total of Love Not Smooth |x house togetner. =| mother Mary. said yesterday. in Long-Distance Comment" 7 24-Year-Old Driver |=". 23 F Marckour Furne |SOPAFAtEM for KEEPS | a. eae wis nteanen: “vel Cs Chet hut Ruane Recs pleaded gulty to driving for London Apés _ For 8 couple at weeks everything | Norfolk Merchant Turns Sales 2. ann + im {lle liability insurance and LONDON u — A mutual-friend| way bananas and carrots. But vis- |Admiral After Closing | Jane Wyman’s third marriage 3 : long-distance recipe contest but court yesterday to with a stolen license, _}announced with regret today that /itors to the zoo who had. seen NORFOLK, Va. ® wipe tailed, 5 hes/ gether but it just ~ only by an eyelash. . answer three!" The judge sentenced him to six| Arabella and Mr, Jiggs have called | Arabella on TV all wanted to toss nine day- | "Her husband, musical director| Possible to make it work.” She) 11. tasty peanut cookle recipe charges involving his driving. Po-/ months in jail and banned him |it quits. sweetmeats to the celebrity, Very| ime Paul Bogdan is a store-| preq Karger, has moved out of | denied that her many movie rojes| won first place because she is lice told the court Rees\ had from driving for five additional) Arabella, the first orang outang few had any time for Mr. Jiggs. keeper at the Norfolk Naval Sup-| their home and Miss Wyman says| and much hard work in. films| about 100 miles farther from Do- ee Oe Sees Seg ee ree ; ever to appear on a British tele- In due course Mr. Jiggs took/ ply Center but at night he is an/ there will be no reconciliation this| had caused an estrangement. than than Bangkok, where another the past six years: / vision show, caught Mr. Jigg’s eye|to throwing his‘ weight around, | admiral. He has whittled a fleet of | time. The couple has had several) Miss Wyman’s other husbands) entry was posted. : Banned from driving 11 times— Tallest man on Ohio State's foo'-| in the regent Park monkey house and his weight is 240 pounds while | full-rigged ships in model sizes. arguments and' separated a few| were Myron Futterman and Ron-| More than 500 recipes came from gg lene fof Ah ceio ae ee a ON 8 ee eee as Arabella ig a mere welterweight.| He began the hobby in 1941 while | times, but reconciliations always | ald Reagan. She and Karger were | 30 foreign countries and all except — . Jiggs promptly gave his cur-|. Yesterday the keepers stepped in, of all institutions, the Army. | followed. qarried in Santa Motica in 1962, | eight states. / . , | wa ! B SPs) MAP iPr Otis " , | ¥. 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Take Months to Pay!! =r. ee ee ee eT ee ee Bale = —— AS * T ay 13 . \ | * i d ee } \ | ae } f 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 19565, ae | ave | Accuse Employe Egg Pp r1ces Down Again; cs St ee aaapictnin pn ares olin ie 4 Cottee Also to Be Cheaper scriown taming wis weton trae’ lan in Fake loans | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | The U. $/ Department of Agrt me seme | Housewives shopping at the meat culture says apples are one of the On the Latest Bank Worker Approves ‘unter this weekend will find |best buys available at present. S AVE $ | prices generally unchanged to a| The USDA estimates the coun- | G-E Iron i Notes Totaling Quarter ‘bit higher than last week. Betta | 2s commercial apple crop a Million in 18 Months _| steak. frying and stewing chick-|more than million bushels. ‘ens and smoked hams will be the nearly 700,000 bushels more than ‘PHILADELPHIA #—-A man de- most popular specials. |earlier estimates. Eastern apple | scribed by the Girard Trust and Advertising also will feature , orchards sanenee mad arr _ Corn Exchange Bank as “‘a trusted eggs, which are reduced again- tog pel 26 an id employe for 26 years" has been | across the country, and apples, | first ieved, the agency says. charged with approving fake loans which are in abundant supply. - i are . greater itd totaling a quarter-million dollars) gy prices will be down around |!!! Most stores and prices are low: and spendinig $45,000 of it on “wine, gir tenh< domen over most of the ef Otherwise it is pretty much a women and song.” ‘country and as much as 11 cents |C@%e of dwindling supplies at the Officialg of the bank yesterday in some areas. oe aro of el | preferred fraudulent conversion) ay. poutry & Hes Nationa h | says eggs are selling . f ae ss nent den lower oummerfield Rebukes | fF ihe charges against Edward B. Mc Board gs : Call, about 45. They said ig epee about . a ow sais i Re PC aden en seca over a, han YPar age and sates ont ‘Record of Democrats mameaes — period of 18 months. ens D ‘ bilities & ote DALLAS, Pa. ®—Postmaster At his arraignment before Judge pe - 1983 twe General Summerfield says thé STEAM and DRY IRON || Curtis Bok, McCall was held in. : housing situation that developed 8 $10,000 bail for action by the) Hens are coming to sama |from excess FHA loans was ‘‘the Iron with ease, press like @ tailor. $18.95 Value ih the most monumental and vicious You can do ‘half your laundry : grand jury. record miners, scones a testified ¢ arraign- | board, because ow egg prices scandal this country ever : St pene Tadrear dal a sowtag aot which have caused many farmers |jnown.” eal a: damp pany i $ 95 it of McCall's accounts in the to . for Tn a speech in this eastern Penn- cloth. Switch from steam to dry- bank’s loan department brought |% Keeping them. sylvania town yesterday, Summer- ing instantly. ““Dial-the-fab the shortages to light last May.| Coffee will be cheaper in Many r21q said there were an estimated ironing instantly. “Dial- “tab McCall was dismissed at that |%res this weekend as a result) 225 major scandals in the adminis ric’ control gives proper heat 1954 Model time and a further check was |! Wholesale price cuts of five! tration of former President Tru- for every fabric. d made to determine the full extent |Cettts ® Pound by two major roast-| man “22 of them originating of the alleged detalcation. ai ‘among the ‘palace guard’—Presi- $1.00 Down --- 50¢ 4 Week - The bank said 160 loans were Produce men say the best dent Truman's own White House {nvolved, most of which McCall | buys in vegetables are cabbage, staff, was permitted to make simply on potatoes, onions, winter squash _—_— be orm og Seca, reoe, Queens Fare Better JEWELERS ae saune coe he clés les of toees | sweet potatoes, celery and qur- Than Votes in Lansing =|} ~ ’ obtained by friends of McCall, who| mips. Lettuce and carrots are (/LANSING (® — Football and, then turned the money back to| lower and moderately priced. "| take precedence over elections in| ‘ him, Succeding loans were used| Among vegetables going higher |the minds of the Lasning City 5 pacar lnm previous ones, they said. ons, beans and tomatoes. Seen ctgnt Gad et! OLD FRIENDS MEET—Talking things over at the) , United Prose Telepnete American Royal Livestock & Horse Show in Kansas | Gonzalez," owned by the horse's trainer, Lee jo, are from G - | BOSTON (UP) — The day is|heit, they “exhibit such an increas-, mild gamma ray pasteurization. “trash” may) ed shelf life that there is no evi-| He said studies show that a plant dence of spoilage or sprouting for| to handle such treatment could ie be built for about $600,000. Strauss sald a design for a | He said te Army's experimental authentic RAYON COSTUMES ‘18 Character Styles 198 = = and some be increased | this of ‘‘utmost importance” to ready have been achieved, the| ‘from three to nearly 21 days with | areas like New England x | ce OO TT TT TTT TT TT FTF 7 femur e=N = SPECIA /. : — and kept at 50 degrees Fahren- |. | including Kangereo Minor Offenses Deleted LAD ES S H O ES character mask Lion = _@8 Bar to Entry Into U.S. - __.... For Fashion-Right —— : Comfort at a Small Price Come in Today! oat a scukaalug’ Wat aay ghost would give the shirt off his back to own one! Every full- Adults’ Costumes........0ccece000 92.98 4 3 g 77 Fihdkdedkdddduhute $498 ,, $998 c beaine te as pay ot \ ; Sizes 4 2 to 9 Grotesque Rubber Masks eonee 29 — 39 — 49 ‘ ; Traces of Vandalism ABN, Saginaw Se. PORT HURON, Mich. w wo WMO DIDO OOO OOOO aaa OM. - Wyear-cld boys set fire to a house ere Les See Qe tre er eee in Port Huron to destroy evidence Ps be ORE a ic ke = Se eee Police quoted the boys as say- | Sam Benson Says: ‘ing they defaced the interior Tues." and then returned and set it) — afire after remembering they had » j written their names on pieces of © paper left in the house. | . The boys were released to cus. P_@ , : Since they were first minted in), DON't Make Up Your Mind, Trick or Treat Candy 1866, the government has produced | - about 4.6 billion “ — __ | : Don't Say ri Take it ce ™ } Cur tiss Bars. eee ea 2! Safety Pops eee 5 jor 5 | a Krak Mints... .. 0. 1° Paloops........c«. 2° ae UNTIL YOU SEE MY é 0 LIPS’ Ne Se ue Tootsie Rolls......1' Miniature Bars 3.50: COLTON | Sth ANKIVERSAY BUYS | me = PLUS! — ; HALLOWE'EN PARTY SUPPLIES Trick or Treat DONS ce ccccccccccccccen F Hallowe'en Hots.........5'—10—15'— 25° Cocktail napkins, plates, CUPS...» s phe. 7 | ‘ MY FINDERS KEEPERS! *% You keep what you find in the pocket of every men’s or ladies’ suit or coat you buy— : _ IT'S MY WAY OF SAYING THANK-YOU! =” © Shop Tonite SAM BENSON © . 20 So. Perry St. % THE PONTIAC FRESS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1954" } — Sale Starts Friday, 9:30 AM., and All Day Saturday ... If You Need a Winter Coat, Don’t Wait. | YOU CAN SAVE UP TO 50% and MORE! You'll Find the Pick of the Crop. Woolens of the S 4 TWENTY- THREE Lee ~The Warm , on Raised Havoc With the Coat Business .., Manufacturers Gave Us Tremendous — Bays So They Could Raise Cash...We Took Advantage Finest Workmanship. and the Most Popular Styles . . Extra Salespeople to Help Select Year Coat ! FURRED COATS Were to'69.99 NOW ONLY Pick. of the crop styles with lavish furs, large collars, ex- qisite stoles, mink tail trims, etc. Sizes 8 to 20. GEORGES-NEWPORTS 19 NO MONEY DOWN! $3 WEEKLY! Never such outstanding quoli- ty at such a low price. Choose from fur collar styles, cape coats, stole coats, etc. Sizes 10 to 20. Holf sizes 161 to 242. GEORGES-NEWPORTS FURRED COATS. Were to $99 NOW ONLY NO MONEY DOWN! $3 WEEKLY! FURRED COATS Were to $129 NOW ONLY Luxury group with famous maker's labels. Genuine mink, white dyed: fox, genuine Co- nadian beaver, etc. Sizes 10 to 20. Half sizes 1612 to 242. _ GEORGES-NEWPORTS GROUP No. 1 PAY ONLY $2 WEEKLY! — mouton lambs, fine Aus- - : tralien rabbit, etc. Sizes 10 to 20. All furs bear fur origin labels. | From a $129 maker. Beautiful dyed am NO MONEY DOWN! $4 WEEKLY! © ~~ Sensational Sestags ie ‘Upt to 50% Of i 7 BIG FUR COAT SALE! GROUP No. 3 GROUP No. 2 to | Bring You the Greatest Val ues in Our History in This | | CASUAL conTS. Were to $39.99 NOW ONLY Tremendous group of 100% wool meltons, poodle cloth, novelties with heavy inter- linings. Short and | styles. Sizes 10 to 20. Half sizes 16% to 24%. NO GEORGES-NEWPORTS MONEY DOWN! $1 WEEKLY! CASUAL COATS Were to $49.99 NOW ONLY Choose from chinchillas, al- pocas, tweeds, poodles, cash- mere blends, checks, ploids, etc. Sizes 8 to 20. Half sizes 16% to 24'”. NO GEORGES-NEWPORTS MONEY DOWN! $2 WEEKLY! CASUAL COATS Were to $79.99 NOW ONLY Quolity group of all wool zebelines, blanket fleeces, tweeds, chinchillas and poodle cloth. Milium and wool inter- lined.. Sizes 8 to 20, 38 to 44. NO GEORGES-NEWPORTS | | : fy 9 “ oa 4 af 3 : 3 Me ° ) TAKE UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY FOR YOUR COAT “953 GROUP No. 4 PAY ONLY $3 WEEKLY! Made to sell gh ib ge from grand it ve dyed process moutons, grey dyed Persian paws, ' etc. All ‘tara beor fur origin labels. A Coat Makes an n Ideal Christmas Gift . va oa Her's New Daring og Event! PAY ONLY $5 WEEKLY! .. Group of $249 mink dyed mar- “mots. Pony, Grey Dyed Persian Paws, etc. All furs bear fur origin PAY ONLY $7 WEEKLY! | Quality group of to $399 northern dyed muskrats in grey, mink, soble muatony and borcgaicn hair seal. ae NE MONEY DOWN! $2 WEEKLY! LIBERAIN e@°aa0)nmme | \. ae RMS vA te ae » llggataelaaa ace ees CHARGE ’EM AT NO EXTRA COST!) . et a ae oa. : “y Pt _ steaming green First step in the changeover (@ : : e. 2s ° os ree Sean, ee CT fail Special Purchase! 76h | aries, filicit white magic sorcerers is replacing the onion crates with | 3 se. . 3 Su pie ves inoreet ot eee | te all broken arm. i Sumpechies wae Seed tet|E SoS ALL WOOL TWEED ZIP-LINED. — : ‘Ee the teeming market places each chick has 3,600 egg yolks in| | - ee eae . ef the Congo, bootiegged magic its body when it is hatched. By |; | ‘ oe b. amulets and tallemans some being able to control the eating | 7 - “Reg. $49.95 times can be bought, along with habits of the hen, the cage-laying | [= ; m4. ; the name and address of 5 method insures a maximum of the | Value! ! tC reliable witch doctor. The van- 3,600 eggs are laid. : 2 - — pgp bey tye ratio ary iA caged hen oft ihe sromioe |, These coats are all wool tweeds that you'll aN P| Boe: ae ae tn Sood ns hag boon devaleped be proud to wear. They have the quality and fae i v) reots, leaves, prayers and mum- verts the feed immediately into 7% styling that can only be manufactured by 4% \ y be jumbo. egg production, ig - . c ‘ 1 The skull-taced’ experts in the er petliintis reseohe Sur the finer makers. Our special purchase price ee i black magic of the dread evil each ben are obtained . spell seem just about to have dis- a device which rolls appeared, and wit hthem such laid egg inte p wire criminal secret societies as the front of the cage. Aniotos—Leopard Men. There is no place Before the onslaught of police A hen which falis are an estimated 1,000 United pramllngpe mys States missionaries in the Congo Hours are long in the ecg ofthe jungle. early in the morning and again « The milder magic persists, how- the evening to keep and his ancestral spirits will cure However, it's not all work your ans a little } hens are entertained « geet - that normality Bold pedais. variety programs. ae The broken arm ure would cot} fr around Hit. Me Mad the and Seer tte hey exh cee oa 1 a -* : end, without further ! “1’ i i es Net just anyone can be a witch | examination, signed = blank fi- ee crack ty 6 couad una tal dane ut ood fa i doctor, W's often en office banded |’ nance contract. who only drove it 10 miles a week.” | gles. of tion im the same family. 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Giant Soft Drink Bottle May Replace Waterfall ° By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—The Broadway landmark, the Bond Clothes MOM ce nee 2 & * 8 “I’m not on TV much,” remarks comedian Henny Youngman. “T'm too thin to be a wrestler and too tall to be a puppet.” i : man, may wed in . . Ann Baker, who plays a 15-yr-old on TV's ihe ‘ if RS i ae a ISH I'D SAID THAT: Herb. Shriner, driving & email ear: “Tt was eame back from laundry.” acto un rrier Oriskany Due, Hest. The Novy announcement 46 to Join Fleet Friday —|""rne’ Eaeer clase Oriskany, has Thank You... To.all who made our Grand Opening such a wonderful success we extend our sincere appreciation. ee oe The following winners of door prizes may _receive them anytime at their convenience. ARGUS A-4 CAMERA Jack Douglas, 103 E. Howord St., Pontiac MAN'S BULOVA SELY-WINDING WATCH Mr. Charles Gayven, 210 Preston Ave., Pontiac ROTESSERIE BROILER Mrs. Alice Howell, -185 Oak St., Auburn Heights -TRU-FIT COLUMBIA DIAMOND RING Agnes Rinkenberger, 3424. anac Road, - Drayton Plains 60-PIECE COMMUNITY “SOUTH SEAS” SILVERWARE SET dh er, 5831 Peet hate Ae, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21: 1958 a _. TWENTY-FIVE | [E'S TEL-HOROR a IN FINE AND FASHION JEWELRY ve TH | S FALL » will you be ag! feminine?’ excitingly exotic? or - daringly Dior? | your site of costume -s- FAS H | O N SAYS you will ba |! “above all. bejeweled Ghnisdics icces i. Sn dd Hes dl Tous. Mae cance tna” meokes @ study of it. YOU perceive it... because you're « women..... w Whet is 8? it's the mysterious magic of jewelry! : A “new look” is born ond dies with the year .. . but the spell of «@ well-chosen sparkle endures forever. Jewelry is the power. behind the throne of Fashion. That's why : ai . . monthsage .. . Myer’s searched the Merkets for just the right pieces 7] te moke yours @ more febslous Fell, Come in ond . _ see eur collection . .. se large end so lush, we con't begin te describe them ell here! Ne metter whet your plens for « feshion-wise Pall... 3 prone menncogen te 5, chene-all - -. teowtedt: i (All prices plus taz) * Radiont glamour ... | designed for you! Dainty : i * stars in realistic gold ‘ hat or silver finish . . sparkling with prong- set rhinestones. $1.00 . the fashion “just? for Fall and after... ROPES and ROPES of BEADS ‘1.00- ’ Hye * Perfect companions to the fashionable new look for Fall! Long, long ropes of so that you can wear several at once . . . each with spring ring clasp so that you can wear them full length, doubled, knotted, Triforl, the master, brings forth or wrapped ‘round and ‘round. All another design of magnificent the popular new shades .. . Burnt Orange, Bamboo, "Red, vay Green, Brown, Multi-Color. all combined with ‘gold. beauty! Radiance, the ultimate in jewelry-genius. Necklace, 7.50 - Bracelet, 10.00 Earrings, 5.00 . Pins, 5.00 and 7.50 exciting Egyptian-Inspired Originals from the fabulous KISMET collection ' by Hollycraft Exotic prsgaare cluster jweels, magnificently hand set in Hollycraft’s exclusive antique white gold plote. Necklace, 5.95 Bracelet, 5.95 Brooch, 5.95 Earrings, 2.00 _& fabulous new jewelry fashion... bringing you the rich, mysterious beauty of ee the Far East. A wide selection of luxurious imported | a stones . . . cinnabar, jade, ivory.onyx... fF — encrested tn gleaming gold or silver. Necklaces, Bracelets, Earrings, 1.00 to 10.00 SS ae WISE BUYERS i i ; i z &: gg s Fs - nee it i bis I tt iy ais IF i i it | | 5 ! fob R &a J Bs e FF a RE E SF TOPS IN TOWERS—Rising 1,472 fect | street, the TV antennas atop the Empire State | stations use these antennas to broadcast programs of true wolf ts nearly extinct Building mark the highest point So nA vod = ~ : J \ ' 8 ian, ae 4, a a | j ni . pe = f : ESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2], 1954 en | mee ktctmed ) Mullica River. Some of the| ‘The continental shelf has dropped| “The whole Roman Empire was * Prehistoric Forest tn cede eaviagecs by. on, bet and the Adanie Ocesn-—ance 8 nad with only about 1800 cit it took several days to repair the distance fen, zen soldiers, supplemented by an Found Under dredge, one of the world's larg-| Washes onto benches wine em pe R ae Jersey River oe ee Aut the stumps rue thet os Diaries . Engincers reported. cedar appear as thovgh trees TUCKERTON, .N. J. (UR) —| was found at levels ranging from | been felled only a few days ago. a " |Man’s march of ‘progress was halt-' 17 to 49 feet below the surface | A Rutgers University forestry ex- j ed recently when a prehistoric, un-, of the marshes, pert, Richard F. West, said the “Old 40, 50,60 ua deground forest was discovered in| This would indicate “that whet | Weed femeied in geod cuntition pon Y A | | the path of the Garden State Park- | is now a low-lying, treeless wilder- cee Se eel oe Se oure , ness once was a dense forest of —— enough oxygen ‘orget your age! ements oop at } | Giant stumps of cedar trees,| massive cedars standing several | “#¥5¢ Oca: Ra ie |), | | thousands of years old, blocked the | feet above sea level, Since then, due solely to ‘ 7. 1 | path of a huge steel dredge dig-| scientists said, the course of the) Georgia leads in the U.S. in pro- y 4 : Sanne ging into muck along the banks atermelons. 504, At oll THE PONTIAC PR ‘Mullica has changed many times.i duction of w: gape United Press Phete above the | structure in the world. New York's seven television any man-made | to a four-state area of 15 million persons, in Minnesota, Wiscon- the Colorado River broke through : stl exist in| fornia was formed in 1905-07 when Cynade tnd Alnshs. &@ gap in its levee and poured into|and present. level maintained the below-se-levee valley. Loss| through drainage from irrigation through evaporation is balanced! systems, » y & * ‘* { 2 : z F 7. . 3 ee < : | = . £ ea = a7 4 ' 2 - : Sol 7 . * Michigan is growing fast. Soon there'll be a million families in --—- the southeastern counties alone, all sharing in the rapid develop- ment of our farm, industrial, and More people need more electric power. That’s why four years ago Detroit Edison started the con- struction of a great new St. Clair Power Plant and why that plant stands today as a dynamic symbol of the growth and progress of this =f important area. Indeed, abundant electricity is a foundation upon which America’s greatness has been built. It has helped our people to produce more, earn more, and live better than ever before. It is a vital part of ‘our daily lives, available to every- one at low cost. Today we are dedicating the new St. Clair Power Plant to the people we serve in the growing communi- ties of Southeastern Michigan—to all the people in the Free World— for the production of electric power 1950 1975 These towers represent the rate at which | Detroit Edison is increasing the electric power supply in Southeastern Michigan eee Mearly tripled by 1975. ; > DETROIT EDISON COMPANY ty ® fx iy MEN ond DRUG STORES Se Pack _ KLEENEX TISSUES 126 lodine Ration Tabs ....... 18 Dally Dese One Tablet (Net Three) 100 Vitamin A, 26,000 units..... 1.38 *#e*eeeeeee ee #@ se e@ eo '@ @ 100 Therapeutic Formula Caps... 4.96 coliet end support ter fem GERETS Ask for it Tedey ot Thrifty! 200 Dicalciam Caps with D..... $1.29] 100 God Liver Oil Capsules...... 980} 100 Vitamin E, 100 mg......... 3.08] 400 Squibbs B Complex Gaps... 3.2]7 Scare’ | 100 Vitel B Complex “inci 1.79) $7.50 aver FUTUR ° 60.66 Poly“vi"sol (Mead’s) ... dG ELASTIC STOCKINGS 90 CC Vidalyn (Abbott) ce cepes 1.08 /Telieve™. 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R | i : ( fYITAI \ r C)i a Ne PAL I AW ACY i z : = E “Ren” i O\\AITT Tenure iwA ww We f | 4 | “By rey [ ‘ A . i y Ve 2p a ‘pe : ‘ = , ; : . cat 2 ae : A re i € at { . , a {3 . = : , | . i £ ; Wig he THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,1954 ______TWENTY-SEVEN pee Au. 7 ri - — ts ‘ a One car displaces only about 500) , , tory, ‘of whicty Rigg ts general | William Howard Taft was the| New Mexico and Arizona, joined Capital Unties ey ; Lesson on Flats superintendent, happened by. | first President of all the 48 states| the Union in 1912, while he was in One of the of the National | /¥: j Te Parting: Ansooation le ty have at |GveS Indians ‘ | They immediately jumped tnto| of the Union, The last two states, | office, ae . parking on city streets banned. : . action. Took the lug wrench from | (Advertisement) ~~ (Advertisement) Parkir Knot | RietbSss ot the group can hencic| BAG Impression | mrs. Rigg and were well on thei : = : | , awl al vp aoe isco peo WAUPUN, “Wis. (UP) — It’s | Way to completing a tire change. LOST 20 Pp ou D Nanbor of Unvevel Cor | ey —< __| mee, Wao en ao © we es “os” Peppy and Refreshed tied vend Cole ae ne ot Oe ae oe | PODDY | — wm | Sore Ratios Ja Nytons oe ee awl rr - , Facilities , HOLLAND, Mich, (#)-3f you | es lecided k Back at the canning firm's camp, it WASHINGTON (NEA) — It’ want your tulip blooms big and| Mrs. Rigg * a| back ete coming tems cane, Hl agg and Likes Resu bad that Pierre Charles L'Efant,| esithy, stash the bulbe in an old solo trip in the family Sat to visit | the director: “L lost weight slowly and easily with | food 1 like. 1 feel fine and look nd | ves ie “ < ‘ the deine of tn tv. |g ag Tats tae tice ofr de, god hee | gris eens 301 [Revel as a pear wesc esd Soc abs hae ’ know about the automobile and for his to how to taking it just once a day and some- and refreshed.” peed it Holland's professional growers. tom of making the squaw do all the to park it. The i thing is to let the a flat tire, just in case. the werk? times not at all. It was just as people Sad » teats ip Renee Parking here, as it is in most ye pment that, writes Gerurude, Howth 43 |wnd © compliment for 6 U ’ bulbs dry properly, they say. . Rigg sat in the shade while his St., Detroit, Mich, “Before friend or employee to hear §. cities, is a major headache wife went to her lesson with gus- | First non-stop flight from Wew | Renae! Concentrate I could hardly do A You look. so refreshed” Thst However, private enterprise has! A one. mile walk exerts an ac-| to. She bad the car jacked up and | York to San Francisco was made | work susily, I used to feel nervous and | cite If soe have han - om oo job of passant | omy ay of about pod Rd Rye eget Dee dae ae ee free © ict of trouble with my stemach, 6 te youres If to give a Efant's understandable oversight 000 pounds on average human British West Indian natives : time was 26 hours Since Rennel . favorite counter, by providing the most unusual as- whe work at the canning tac- | minutes and again can eat all the kinds of Priced at $1.4, 7 DAY SUPER SPECIAL! $4. | OLA-BERON-12 | ( ¢ ) { 1G ; Ys la eZ b Y Olafsen B COMPLEX FORMULA ORUGS witna REPUTAI you | . ocean. bed. \ up a ramp to your floor | § | : | ond ' cress from if pius Vitamin ( ve lron & BI? Egyptian Desert For centuries the sandstone lay- geal takes toe igus ATION plus Vitamin (, Liver, Iron & & : . er, 3,000 feet thick in parts, has White Point Four Scientists | casional torrential rains. Outline Project to Adapt In places, such as remote Siwa Here's how it works: Subterranean Lake Oasis 100 miles south of Mersas © You drive into a grooved run- CAIRO (INS) — The waters of | formation ts fairly near the surf- the car in neutral. The attendant THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE preety tag 67 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 100 ASPIRIN Tablets — &¢ ‘PURE U.S.P. QUALITY. S-GRAIN (Limit!) eee eeeee 33° EPSOM SALT 19° # acres. This ke fo one- Point Four scientists say that the . bt a ishee- contains oul in summer when all the river! ‘The device has worked for two clent water to transform hundreds | Water'is needed in the Nile Valley | yearg without any trouble and is FIVE POUND SIZE PRICED LOW! (Lime t) 02 eee oe of miles of desert into arable land | '***Ht- a = So _ : 1 - and keep it fertile. ‘ heart of shopping T can this country solve GELES (#)--Licyd D wearing completion which pro ' | SOCIETY QUALITY, BOX OF 300 (Lime2). « 2 2 2 « Rees ‘has cont ae ere ma ns |Seeuad ete: | Sgt men pe C Son Se > Sess | 92° TIDE WASH SUDS 96° Nubian sandstone fran ‘wich |e Seams. bot 1 mame wet he ney the LARGE PACKAGE FOR LESS! (tims). ee vo : ranean. products in the U.S. is more than| The other provide . ae a . 3 the world. fices in the . Bs T k . eS ———— | A District OF CONFIDENCE— Treats for dite - ric: ste : A — berm EVERY 5 SECONDS! Fine fer Party Favors | rae UEC) : Som Benson Says oe Ce ) HALLOWEEN | ines to Sores Tow Conte a ete { -wwavuerrece |) CANDY-TOYS shops and r , . ae é = aap ‘ cures to to jo vote of public trust mirrere the ; Ais not t stareet to mv customers. confidence the Medical Profagsion * 4 ~t Sand SAVE MARY DOLLARS on aoe Si canoe cae aes don your ing . dependability, ecrupulously maintained since 1901 Free Gilts a the Pocket of Bvery Suit or Coat You Bur fe pon y wang doe apemgg DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION Senvice OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. fastest growing businesses, now : POR OVER PPTY YEARS SAM BENSON St ete a some 1 garages were ee 28 South Perry 3 Sey ne cot eae te HOUSEHOLD BARGAINS! \extneeeeeeee to : , ae oles Other cities in the U. S. are fol "a 65° Alophen Pills acpeveee — root Pichnr parchcis = pane on Parke-Davis laxative. 100... 49° B uv e = $ Mineral Oil , p BUDGET Tillyer Lenses caisawereeces Bree OAStER A mcs an Op sonus © Standard : bugaboos of the industry , Mennen Baby Oil Kindy Quality are labor and space costs, Parking um. Contains lanolin re iv.. 49° Reg. 10° in the District is $1.25 a day down- : Selt-Basting Holds a 9 Ib. to 1° Cover with Vent 3=15 Ib. fowl. 22 for Browning. Ai A i 7 z d +3 SCOUR oe papas goof § CUTTY FY “paps boca rang greg omy read Toaster-—Two Slice, y ” That cost is close to average for Mica Element ............ sf a , 5 =D Tekes Place of & Pots & Pans $3.98 Aluminum 8-in-1 Cooker L_ , ! FOR a aett | P ; it 2) , OOOTETPEL EL EEE ai Eg i 33 +i esr Stomach Aid Pint Bottle BISODOL §=«=—s_-« MILK OF BARGAI N S GALORE SS" POWDER © MAGNESIA. | r 3-08, BQ: eat 93: : TONIC | pack , ofl.. $42.50 MEN’S GABARDINE AND SHARKSKIN & | ) i my Switch ......... a psec $2.50 Value DSK pin Toe © ~=Welcome Mat z i a : 2-01. She fill LANOLIN # PLUS Reeds | | : fi Rubber @ Sore Throat? . With Vieniat @ All sizes and models! Z | i = Bi - ; KELLER 20 SUPER USE OUR LAYAWAY — SMALL DEPOSIT HOLD: , a : , rie BQ? wis 98 Reg. $29.95 Gebardine $ ¢ Su 27-in Black. . OF Bdeed A MEN'S TOPCOATS ] é on sale bronze : cemeeuaneniaeene ’ MEN'S AND BOYS’ JACKETS QUILT LINED FOR WARMTH! BOYS’ JACKETS... 95-57-59 MEN’S JACKETS... 56-58 -510 REG. $6.95 VALUES Pans 4 CLOTHES 71 N. Saginaw § #8 ree Alterations! a ee ae et ee gest ee Saag 5 as tid si = ere 1 : 2 - , ee a = eo : | | : “? be. ve : : 3 . “EIGHT _ “s - =. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,1956 ae Toe fomen’s F ederation Preparing for Grand Old Party Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Vernon 48 N. Sopinew Are Cochairmen for Party | CAI to Be sedis, Ba the Annual Affair; Donald Leonards Will Be Guests of Honor) # = \_ Am evening of dancing, cards, | prizes: the card committee will 7 refreshments and an opportunity nes a oo ‘ire “pa Republican candidates, will be giv- Chairman of the tickets is Mra. Special Girls’ Saturday from 9 to 1 at CA] | Mrs. William Kennedy, Mr. and ” building In voted gtd Mrs, Edward Wilson. of Birm ham, and Mrs. and Mrs, ‘The affair, given yearly, is spon Addis, of Holly. | @ Princess style | @ Sailor influence | @ Whispering toffeta @ Rich velvet @ Heavenly nylon , — Mrs, Wien Kenedy, eretens| Q|| Festival — bundies may be checked at the : @ Navy or pastels — crt ol be gets of bene Om Weve r PTSA @ 3 to 6x small girls pal county candidates | For an evening of frivolous fu ; @7 to 14 girls Se cartes the, candidates’ (204 solly, plan to attend the Wever , | fess : i. girls sate carrying PTSA Fall Festival Friday eo : ‘ : - ® @ 8 to 14 pre-teens wives will arrive ‘at the party at — Painting is one of the favorite pastimes of children | zi ; _ Sentios Dotap Vistas - 90 pm, ning.’ Festivities will be under way! 144 asend the All Saints Cooperative Nursery, Inc, Among Russel Fink of Ottawa drive, Raymond Rapaport of East ° Foy er will dl —_ orld ‘cto a ae ee the artists to be found at the non-sectarian nursery which |!roquois road, Leslie Bell of Silverhill road. and George invited anid’ Gekets ‘may be ob-| «41 chudren will be taken care is held at All Saints Episcopal Church are (left to right) |Petroff of Cherokee road. atedunents wil tbe bandied| ‘%™ the sureery and coats and | , Pre-School Attention: Mom and Girls é i 7 E f ee See re cae a te ieee Se y , 3 eral chairman of the festival. lect r ‘Bruge Annett, ot Waterford; music,| a sus ane eatetorta, Youngsters es fed, ena hdre. Bereard Girard, of| Mrs. Bagene Metagin,_ Mie Entertained . Ervia Atwell, Mrs. Kari Shook, Nn ‘Regal Onk, Mrs. Charles Scribner, Mrs. -ntertaine WINTER Publicity will be bandied by | Cicyd Houts, Mre. Wiliam Will Several ambitious mothers have Mrs, Robert Sutton and Mrs. | and Mrs. Mabel McCaslin; and found that All Saints Cooperative William Broomfield, of Royal | white elephants will be taken Nursery, Inc., is the answer to en- ak, and the decoration commit- | care of by Mrs. William Mihaick, tertaining their children who are Sp tates tie: Gots Se Pauline Woodin and Mrs. Ford ——_— age. Mrs, Harry Horton of Royal Ont. | 1,140 will be directed by Rob- the children at the nursery which - Mrs. Byron Cole, of Waterford ert Nelson, Norman Felt, -Bill 95.00 ,and Mrs. Kenneth Nichols, of Willson and L. M. Rowe; popcorn . ‘Franklin will be.in charge of the stand, Melvin Staebler and Don ! | — Porritt; fish pond, Mrs. Robert The school is composed of two and Baby | Li . Grant, Mrs. Walter Millage and groups. Children from four to rat s stening Mrs. Otis Coggin; and nursery, five years of age meet on Mon- 09.95 if He Is Around Mrs. Roger Seulley, Barbara Bee, day. Wedneatay and Friday te _ a7 This business of talking in front erny pn etn sg ogee Oe ak tees @ Boy coat | @f toddlers has gone out of pro-| stand, Mrs. Richard Gould and to four year olds meet Tuesdays @ Shawl collars portion. Of course they under-| Annabelle Marshbanks; gift and Thursdays. @ Fitted can can sand. chat fovte sung, t/a Men Gear rene ix chin see poe 8 @ Stole syle on the furniture, they remember. | Dewey Dean; novelty bar, Mrs. ter bn & cand box. riding to coms @ Newest fabrics ak ag fete 8 Na ese eine ec anon ‘bikes, puting puesto © Newest colon : Me : gether, listening to stories, sing @ 3 to Ox When he was a baby in arms, | oom. Mra, James Rouse\and Art ing and stopping to rest and enjoy ey aboot Meat’ Telo| Movies will be taken care of ——__ See you | " é care Any non-working mother who ts peas rn ay oe he's > by Robert Ford and — interested in enrolling her children Young Folk Shop—Lower Floor Mm po a gen fag all one aan Mrs. 7 oe ae aes fe | obey Treva Sanderson; sweet | West Iroquois road, for additional your neighbor as Mrs. see] bar, Mrs. Norman Bolton, Mrs. ; , when she makes her long-awaited | Chakies Lowe, and Mrs. Emmett Paul Beebe of East Iroquois road, Susan| | _ a, Peatien trem rucess tatermation. nosey call. Fitzpatrick. , ‘Strait of West Iroquois road and Karen right) agree that there isn’t anything more Chopin Musi S ity Gath = a wan _toinington. ke, Merkovits of Menominee road (left to\fun than learning how to keep house. Meets ¢ Pro, Club FRENCH at Luther Home | witiam cating and Willem Sim H in Florida | Chap use Geb ven | were hostesses in Lincoln Johnnie Bee, games; ° Performing the duties of best | North Telegraph road home of Mrs. foe, Sane Pal coverity. Tickets have been handied by| A gown of Chantilly lace was) and pompons and she carried a | Rouse and Edwin Rouse, broth- and played back during the refresh- Adah Shelly was a ot for the | Francis Oak and Walter Millage | worn by June Rouse when| white satin parasol of maroon | ers of the bride; Lester Wheeler, ment hour cata cal Suen Wereacks tained |*%2 Diliclty by Mise Sanderson. | che became the bride of James| carsations ded with champagne brother-in-law of the bridegroom | Those participating from the - om @ recent trip to England and . ra Harold Smith in a ceremony per bows and streamers, . and Robert Eastman. junior group were Susan Rogers, |) Scotland. Union Auxiliary formed at Christian Temple. Other attendants for the Saturday| Arthur Rouse, a nephew of the Deanna Mosby, Sharon Sue Stein- |) Observes Birthda The mandarin collar WA&S! weading were Nora Day, Mrs. Har- bride served as junior usher, while baugh, Linda Bleise, Carol Cot-| 5 E 1 Guild Y - | adorned with tiny seed pearls and Cecil Gibson of Auburn Heights terman, Joan Whims and Nancy iscopa i A birthday dinner was held Tues- | iridescent sequins, and the bouf- old Rouse, sister-in-law of the) acted as ring bearer | Parsons. | for Supper lacs evening by members of the| fant skirt fell into a cathedral-| bride: Shirley Course and Mrs. Wer her daaghter’s wedding | | Seniners of te tae De a length train. Don Martell. They wore identi-| Mrs. Rouse chose s crepe tur. Were Nancy McKown, Mariann En- : aera Fy Saints ns mange Pontiae Typographical Union Aux-| | ot seed aaa | aalipatyiet in shrimp, tur-| quolse dress with = Ince Jacket gelhard, Frances Spencer, part) Em Stevens Hall for a supper meeting. oa os matching lace held the finger tip | quoise, ruby rose and Nile green and dusty rose accessories. Her 20 Taxon. fatrick McCartney and z Jessie Brewer gave the doce" vell of French imported tulle, | respectively pee cen. leads at cueese Ot : Shirley | be @ Imported French felts : and hostesses were Mrs, Paui| Assisting Mrs, Greve were Mrs.| and she carried 9 cascade of | their bouquets consisted of satin pues Woods. « Ferme loa Petemag mg Hast epee a Saltzman, Mrs, Rodney Silkey and| Ralph Babbington, Mrs, Paul Mc-| white carnations afd pompons |. ais of harvest moon carne- ot shail ya ts wearing queline Griffin | @ New exciting trims Miss Brewer Michael and Mrs, Donald Barker.| Centered with a corsage of pink | ti4n6 vol) ua beumen end oer a Gee | “4 . ciehne sean , yellow carnations, bror a blue and pink crepe dress with - @ Cloches, pill boxes, bretons . pink carnations respectively. All black accessories and a pink rose, (~ ; E t Os ; f. Dg foclboag — - nae were Mow! with bows == etrenmners corsage. oming Events @ Also imported velours ire in compl t Following recepth in . the! “4 : . —— he adh 2 of bare gowns. ehench pastors, the new Mr Smith | this. evening at 130 Sune Wont Pree a @ Block, brown, navy, coffee r, rs. arter t changed to powder blue wool | ‘own He = of Osceola, Ark. ace cated us yee sor ai Singh: Guaguaiea ture] bon Grows J ieieee Geode cere | UE @ Beige, orange, charcoal and postels Mrs. Donald Hoover was her si8-| bouftant gown with a spray of | honeymoon Florida. pte ae p nem wen tee |e Millinery Salon—Second Floor Pale gown of nylon tulle) green carnations yet- |Check Dry Milk filled If you look closely at the label | stones wore satin parasol on your box of dry milk, you'll | Seaig witena a cet Nancy Wheeler, a niece of the| find that you can whip it like | bridegroom, wore aqua nylon tulle | cream with an electric mixer. A | . 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Perhaps you will not be holes in the top of the plate for of anything or on the hanging and add an orange crepe Here is an idea which Diane. you in either! You might want to make three of these to hang together on the r suggestion sent wall of your room or school room. py Kay Steckley. of Au-| Why not take this to show your , Indiana. These paper plate teacher for school room Hallo- : Make Beauty Stay the season. You, plain paper plate for Beauty should not be put on and would suggest taken off. No matter how quickly just plain white. your hair falls after being put up, thrée black triangles to don't travel to work or school in | Just the man you're after may of- placed im the fer a ride. A permanent may be five or «ix your solution. “hn gil a, AM 28 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL 9 GY you may be planning paper ruffle for color. Thanks, Clean Out ‘Water Tank Once a Year If There Is Much | Sediment, Flush It _ Out More Often By HUBBARD COBB | Cleaning out.the hot. water stor- | age tank, Not only is this good _ healthy exercise, but it should in- sure an adequate supply of clean, hot water for many months to ceme. It's a good idea to clean the storage tank at least once a year unless the water in your lines contains a good deal of sediment jin which case more frequent | cleanings are in order. Turn off the heat to the storage |tank and also the fresh water | supply line to the tank. Open a | hot water faucet at some point © en ee a partial vacuum in the tank and | then drain off the water from the | tank into a bucket. You'll find a; | L | drain faucet for this purpose at) © | the base of the tank. | Now you can let things go at this point but it's worth the time | and effort it takes to flush out | the inside of the tank. To do this nose and glue bunchy pincuris and a kerchief., Y°U!! have to remove a fitting or | two from the tank so that a garden | hose can be inserted at different | points about the tank. Run water | through the hose with as much | pressure as possible and move the nozzle of the hose about so that the spray of water gets on all areas of the tank. gett pire - — Finding these gleaming. Ghowing cobtekin of ony $5.99! Yes! i's @ windfall, « bononz0—o seal wonder! tet then, that's what you'd expect ot Moling's! So get tight down to ow neores! store, 90 thot you and this phe- fomenal by con ge! together! A. Bleek, Chercoe! er Avacede. B. Bleck with High or Mid Mlasion Heels. ©. Bleck or Brows, Open Friday Evenings Maling’s GENUINE CALFSKINS | 599 _ Maling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET -MALING SHOES — THE PONTIAC 45 For a colorful oatdoor buffet use plastic dinnerware in a variety of colors which include dawn gray, high noon|sory for outdoor dining and proves a good companion to | yellow, sunset red and midnight black. To this, add cool |this durable dinnerware which is virtually unbreakable, green-veined glasses and a cornucopia of fresh fruit as the | chip proof and of solid color throughout. oe ca ja Be ai ge PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Cane handled center piece. flatware is a wonderful acces- first and most important rule to follow. Since enlarged pores may act as good dirt hoarders, extreme care must be taken to cleanse the face thoroughly. % a2 | A 2 | i == = * By ANNE HEYWOOD “My husband works for a large company, and makes a decent salary,"’ a young ‘mother writes, “but our life is simply awful, be- cause he thinks he wants to write. Ever since he got back from World War Il he has been deter- experiences. “He works at it almost every evening, and all day Saturday, and as if our children have no father. mined to write a novel about his | it's as if I have no husband, and; He just works all day, eats dinner and disappears into the study to aged and sealed in France. in on elegant gift setting ewest imported perfume creation by Houbigant! A distinguished fragrance with @ most persuasive quality. The perfume originals are bottled, peck- $18.50, $12.50, $7.30° CLOONAN’S © “Where Quality Counts” 72 North Saginaw St. i INTRODUCTORY PRESENTATION! Purse Size Perfume and luxurious pink satin Sechet $3.00* *Pius reduced Federa) Tex “~~ FE 2-0161 | Writing Is an Escape for This Man has told him he is no writer, and is trying to persuade him to stop. But the more. discouragement he gets,-the more he buries himself in it. Is there anything I can do?” This isa not-too-unusual prob- lem, although I must say this husband ts carrying it farther than most, Assuming that the literary agent is really a com- petent one, and that this man has no talent for writing, there which he can get this feeling of accomplishment and recognition. . He ought to consult a good voca- tional psychologist who will give him tests, interpret them, and ad- vise him on what field does hon- estly offer him success, Second, he may have suffered more during his wartime experi- | ences than anyone knows, or than he can show. Perhaps this is a way of getting it out of his system; in that case, too, he needs gobd psy- chological advice. are several things his wife can | ingly spends so much time away do, from his wife, and feels so little First, she should realize that the | Beed to share life with her, may | escape, or solace, for him. Perhaps | @awittingly, failed him. he is snowed under in the big com-| ‘The two of them might gain from , with no i - pany recognition, no feel- | talking with a good counsellor, per- ing of accomplishment, To him, writing represents “becoming | h@PS & marriage counsellor or the somebody,” and getting the pres- | {amily — < — ° tige he yearns for. == In that case, he must face the Sixty per cent of -Americans to- fact that there are other fields in| day live in cities. 1 Indian mode of travel @ Indian home 11 Some pioneer children were Indians 13 Indians —— many early settlers from their —_ 14 Type of ir — aaa 18 Entertain 16 Pioneers suffered much —— from Indians 17 Biackbird 19 Felow of Historica! 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Across from Grand Trenk Station Taste-Tempting Southern Pecan Bars 6 for 36¢ Delicious Wholewheat Donuts 6 for 30¢ Walnut Honey Loaf 36¢ Old-fashioned Salt-Rising Bread 24¢ FE 4-8163 PARK PREE BACK OF STORE Using a pure, neutral soap, work up a mild lather. Use warm, not hot, water. With a soft soapy washcloth, gently scrub the face, starting at the neck. Rinse with warm water, then cold water. Rinse with warm | water again, then dash cold water all over the face with your finger tips. Pat your face dry with a soft towel, patting the entire face and neck. Remember to pat forward. Using a piece of clean cotton, give your face an oil cleansing each day to remove the dirt stored deep in the pores. Story Has Drama Child Will Find It. If you read out loud to baby, ne need to make the Dragon s0-0 growly and the Princess tiny-tink- ly. He gets the drama out of the story and will resent your inter- ruptions. Story-tellers in big libraries, where the kids, active or not, flock to listen, tell a story simply and easily. They allow brief in- terruptions, but not long speeches. They may show pictures as they go. But they do not fee] they're / acting the story out. Tal by fone Halos | It's so thrifty, sew-easy to make | this new, side-button, wrap weskit! | Just look at the diagram! Weskits are so smart this fall—you'll want several of the classic, button-front type, too! Choose wool tweeds, corduroy! Pattern 4529: Misses’ sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 upper ver- sion, % yard 54-inch; lower, 1% | yards 35-inch nap fabric. Send 35 cents in coins for this _pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print | Dlainly name, address with zone, | Size and style number. 1 ! Answer te Previeus Pursie LILIEIMEC awl IL MALTS. OLR IAT |. | Looking at the clothes to be found at the Emerson School hand-me-down shop Friday evening are Mrs. L. D. McLaw lin daughter Kathleen, all of The school’s Fall Festival will be held from | Kenneth Casey, Mrs. (left), Mrs. Keith Mortimore (right) and|5 until 9 p. m. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBE i Emerson Fall ' | calles Ponting Press Phote Melrose avenue. Festival Set for Friday —Evening’s. Fun > vn, REGGE gayi al i zs Fi i : | Hams, + Mrs. Lecturers Ask Audience toLook Within By DONNA ANDERSON There was a group of lucky per- sons listening to Harry and Bonaro Overstreet Wednesday evening at dom with reverence and in grati- tude we thank man for his varied stagnant water. The Overstreets pointed out that our most effective weapon in com- eee 1 wrong with him, for they ex- old sea captain believed in. 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Included for flavor and air Evident eon," Se — the years color is chili sauce—arid for.extra “ % | bridge jeting?"” Your ¢ hard-cooked Elegant Recipe for | answer is this considerate menu, = -armgealbns ow ad cae a ise Cooks F with a deluxe salad feature to In making this dressing. salad hs birifty ‘cook | ie Ws perk up interest and conversation. oil is suggested instead of olive just fum to copy a §or- Weight Watcher's Menu oil because of its blandness met with inexpensive foods Chilled Qrepetrat Jules cause olive oil is so distinctive in as it is to copy aaa gy be — me, ee or aioe "Tone nite t es > cpeave pee, Dietie Canned Fruits in Compote = of the measure of oil, if at all. | __ ‘Take these ocean pereh fillets You'll be pleasantly surprised at| Chiffonade Salad Dressing ‘with a choppéd almond sauce, for ~ the generous. of giant-| ¥, cup saied of : example. The recipe is a direct size Low Calorie Deluxe Salad.| % cup evaporsted milk 3 steal from the Filet de Sole Aman- Both filling and refreshing, non-| %,‘teasyocn sat OO "ee i : @ine, the popular French festau- | dieters will enjoy the same salad. | } tblespoons chill huss or catsup vitamins, : rant menu item. Lew Calorie Deluxe Saind 2 tablespoons feely gxecn But instead of the sole, the ree- 1 cam (U@ ounces) g 1 een asparagus pee ; ipe calls for ocean perch, an in- g YE OaE | cogepgae bongs fish, quick frozen after { rips tomatone. Oil and milk should be at room ie toon tin New England pint cottage cheese temperature to form a good emul- The almonds are chopped Cucumber slices sion. Measure all ingredients into Med ct.decath cee scdens Drain asparagus and covér with |4 S¢rew top jar which holds at process. French dressing: chill. Make to- last a pint AS a delightful accompaniment, ; || mato flowers by cutting peeled to-| Cover tightly and shake vigor: the National | Fisheries Institute <2 i ae » . sccaeainlii O matoes into six sections, halfway |ously for about a minute. Chill given below, — eee | OCEAN PERCH WITH CHOPPED ALMONDS— | perch fillets are baked in a buttery sauce and : Ocean Perch With Chopped Here's a deliciously different fish casserole you can | topped with chopped almonds. It's the American 1 Almends - prepare in less than half an hour. Frozen ocean | version of a gourmet French dish. ; 3 Bachage frosem seven perce fillets + ; . 3 butter or margarine . * eo . _ = oS Lunch Should Give Third Thanksgiving Bird - = * : ege : ee ist tis ta « necewsin OF Child's Nutrition Needs | Apt to Be Cheaper 9 water and remove skins. Chop| A school child’s lunch; complete |heavy saucepan. Stir, cover and| WASHIN (UP) — Your coarsiey. Mix with butter. Add | With milk, should about one- let simmer gently 25 minutes. Thanksgiving turkey ts likely lemon peel, paprika, salt and pep- | third of his daily nutritional needs.| Remove onion, bay leaf and to-| to be cheaper this year than last, S per. Whether served at home, in| matoes; strain onion and tomatoes | the Agriculture Department esti- Separate fillets and arrange skin | school or carried in a lunch-box, | pack into soup. Add sugar and salt; | mates. KET : side down in & baking dish. Spread | nutritionists say it should contain | pring to a boil, stirring constantly.| 1; also indicated that near-record RK ; top of fish with almond butter. | not leas than these foods: One-half, Remove from heat; serve gar-| supplies of eggs-and chickens will Bake st 350 degrees (moderate | pint milk to drink, 2 ounces lean | nished with small sprig of water-| mean continued low prices for NUE even) 18 to 12 minutes or until | meat, poultry, fish, cheese or one cress Makes six servings. those items as far ahead as next fish flakes easily when tested with |egg, or ope-half cup cooked dry ge 8 spring for eggs and possibly longer oe. Sieve Meneay wih bene & bee oe < elem King Midas’ Chipped Beet —_ for broilers. a@piced apricots. = poemut butter, ‘eee ew The t sald record tur- Spiced Apricots Alse threefourths cup vege | 5 cups key supplies already have reduced | Drain syrup from one No. 2 can | tables or fruit, or both, as well | 3 bard-cooked sess prices about five cents a pound é whole apricots (unpeeled) into| 8¢ on oF more portions bread | 6 toast crowns _ below a year ago. Prices are “like- saucepan. Add one-half cup brown | © ™uffins made of whole grain |. pouné sliced dried Weel, cut im ly to remain below last year : qugar, one-third coresl or enriched flour, and 2? Melt butter in heavy n,|0¥ Spproximately that margin short sticks teaspoons butter or fortified mar | a ao mix well Ageagparns through the remaining months of Waele cloves np ‘all at once; immediately stir vigor. "M¢ Season,” it said , Boil , ae ‘ lt alte gald that seasonal price | To help mothers prepare ously over moderate ent quate lunches for their school) Continue to cook until thickened, See ae candor : apricots in children, a New York nutritionist | stirring constantly. Fold in dried | os Day : was asked to give some special beef and sliced egg whites. Season The report said egg production | Serve Apple cir’ uch recipes.” | with al and pepper Reet Mas, Mem perusing, sine, abou _ Canned apple 2 cans condensed tomate soup Speen toto toast crowns. Sprinkte | crease until] March or April. | night in the 3 cups milk —_emum | Under those circumstances, it | om pejtee yar enced ey | Teast Crowns | pecting @ pronounced seasonal egg | : @ most ' ouger | Trim crusts from eight slices | price rise im the near future, or to | : fruit Gish for a fall morning. Nice; % tesspoon sait fresh bread. Press each slice into| expect egg prices in the spring to 4 pa ey ho: pemcerntr a eegman Place soup, milk, onion, toma-/section of buttered muffin pan. | substantially exceed the low levels | or @aner, ico. | toes, noodles and bay leaf in large |Brush with melted butter of last spring. \ ae ae ‘mote than CLOROX makes linens Wilson's Crisprite SLICED BACON WEEK-LONG. “xt color-fest cottons end Hnens when they're Cloren-cleen oA “ «+ -for Clorox removes dinginess, steles, even scorch 7 and wailidew. And you com be sure Cloren-cieun linens ore ~T— sefer for health, tec... becouse ne other home leve- dering product equals Clorox in germ-killing offcieacy! Protect your kitchen and bathroom with CLOROX cleanliness! «In routine cleaning of porcelain, enamel, tile, linoleum end weed surfaces, Clorox removes stains, deodorizes, disinfects,. oll with- out scrubbing. And Clorox really Ran} disinfects... provides © type of }. ments. For other work-seving: heolth-protecting cleaning hints } ond directions, see the Clorox label. am it makes them samiuy, too! And your linens ore fresh smelling when laundered with Clorox .,.whether they're dried indoors or out ... becouse Clorox de- odorizes. Also, Clorox is extra gentle. ts tree from caustic... made by on exclusive, potented formule. And Clorox, a liquid, contains no gritty particles te damage your wash or washing machine. OCEAN © PERCH Center Cut Rib Fresh Lean SIDE PORK or End Cut PORK CHOPS or Rib End Pork ~ OIN ROAST:...4 » EO. a our rich, dairy-fresh milk today! ° Drink at Least 3 Glasses a. Day! MAPLE LEAF DAIRY 60. Rosedale Brand. BARTLETT PEARS 3s, ST Freshly Mede Top-Quality GROUND. BEEF “Le 1° Pound, Only 39¢ U. $. Grade Beef, Well-Trimmed ROUND, SIRLOIN or CUBE STEAK . .°79° « Fresh PORK CHOPS. HAM ROAST = 57: RISCO 2% 7 ae : = : aes : Ls eee, : 4 a] : , 4 . : : es. * Z ‘ * j i i ‘ | ; : 4 i : i we 4 : ; } / : ry } / 4 4 ee th } - { . 4 i i 4 a | | ___ THE PONTIAC’ PRESS, ‘uunsbay, OCTOBER 2 a eae 3 ae Ae _YHIRTY.SEVEN | , Shop at People’ s and... rate: Reg. $1.19 Value 51 Geuge 15 Denier N59: GOLDEN TRELLIS WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12 oz. CAN | ‘ ONLY: vALUn BROWN = | [: |BEANS....~" @ a Tb. Tin Drip or Regular Grind CHASE & SANBORN ANTI-FREEZE All-weether permanent type, Ethylene Glycol type. Will not boil eway. Lests all winter. Conforms to U.S. Army speci- CHASE & SANBORN oa cna: Sm ; or NESTLES 1.89 Gal. a ay INST ANT COFFEE ANTI-FREEZE 69%co Large Jar APPIAN WAY | : [HF Hil fi ii ee noe a ; Tf iy ES us 8 UNBREAKABLE ONLY SOt AND 2 LABELS Decorate your tree with these gleam- ing, unbreakable ornaments. For each set of 8 ayrvpre in assorted colora, send only 60¢ and two Breast-O’- Chicken Tuna labels to Box 2B, Holly- wood, Calif. Offer ends Nov. 80, 1954. fe Eure: itpaf- it si : i ; F aL i < 3 = = . frosting flavored with honey? This one is easy to make and is good ons er topping a chocolate ca Honey Coconut Frosting by = butter or ma: cpiibenerd suger cream 2 tablespoons - 1% sm shredded coconut (toasted if esired % until smooth, VLKEN Spread over tops of dough- : nuts, Sprinkle with coconut while | frosting is still soft. Makes 1% : cups frosting. % * . Always the pri were going to pass along a num. ae aoe ber of new and interesting apple Y recipes, First choice angong Ameri- D conting tn tee ethane can homemakers goes to the Jona- ~ when you buy Breast-O:Chicken _|than. This apple is excellent for at ae at pe d ra oe A * * P Samnasessul was mama FORTY-ONE - ¢ ‘ a Lpecial f =—— HOODLE SOUP..... 0°” Ol VEGETABLE SOUP... 8 Or 2" 33° VEGETABLE SOUP... Armour’s : Pini w DRIED BEEF | PAPER PLATES| Bat Fiat DT ano mw 35¢[uemm 39°] HF [ <<4 [Sole Fo: COLLEGE INN. 4 Chicken Noodle Dinner ! iD 1s o:. 37° a a rs lad 5 SWEETHEART BLU-WHITE «\2««: TOILET SOAP ‘all’ Detergent Available at All , aernuace Stores Breast-o Chicken SX = 3 Chunk Pack Tuna | rs Betty Crocker Gingerbread Mix MARIO THROWN STUFFED MANZANILLA OLIVES ‘398 s Ox. Ice Box Jor : LOV Sunshine . aim MILCO a Oz. JQ GRAHAMS Nabisco Fie 2 39 , NEWTON CAKES Ps. Pat fe oman fr. | Glemeoreus Main Dishes Bellente French Pastries The Brimtul Cookie Jor Proud Speciaitics At tmprompte Feasts BETTER OUY— BETTER LIVING | Phillip $ TOMATOES Ne. 24 Con DGC Old Fashion Open Kettle SYRUP... ...- 000000 38° Pork SHOULDER ROAST « 39 Fresh GROUND BEEF... 351 LOTAN’S « Dixie Highway at Telegraph Lots of Parking FIRST for FLAVOR...GET Rich and Hearty French Style HA ANT, . * PEA > % ONION * VEGETABLE and : Bs ES 8 git - 3 é i glutamate — MSG — has taken its place on the stove with salt and pepper. It comes out under vari- ous brand names. The newest brand comes from a company long famous for instant coffee. This seasoning salt comes | in little foil packages, easy to tear | apart, each containing enough for Beef Vegetable — } Soup Mix Bows ~ Into Food Stores ~ A brand-new beef vegetable soup is making its debut on your gro- cer’s shelves this month, It is the newest addition to the line of fine quality soup. mixes put out by a famous tea company, This makes four envelope-type soups now offered by this - food company: Chicken noodle, tomato vegetable, onion ond | now, beef vegetable. Long a favorite in American households, beef vegetable soup, * is ome of a Batter, No Bother Downyflake Waffles ‘NEW SERVING SUGGESTIONS IM EVERY PACKAGE But as housewives began to rely more and more on exact recipes and guesswork wags taken out of cooking, soups, like some other dishes, prepare. table soup le a gastronomical de- wD canael omnes and six old-fashioned soup-type vegetables make it good eating. Wide, tender enriched egg noo- | dles add heartiness and give it a “stick to the ribs’’ character. Beef vegetable soup is truly a. family soup. As a meal starter, or’ that ~* hot dish so pecessary for | From the world- famous Gaines Research Kennels— A NEW TASTE F SENSATION ~ IN CANNED DOG FOOD! Now—Goines combines horsemeat and other rich meat nutrients in a new high-energy formula! How vour dog will love Gaines’ great new | canned Gog food! And Gaines assures your dog . < , of every food factor that Gaines scientists find pS meat necessary for bounding energy and vital health minerals from head to tail! , If you'd like to‘see what a real meaty aroma can do to your dog’s appetite, just slide a dish of Gaines Canned Dog Food under his nose at his next feeding. When he gets a taste of it-and when you see what it can do for him—both of | Fen Sym Devens Coles beasners for Mat — Gaine ‘vor THE VITAL HEALTH: or Your DOG! CANNED DOG FOOD * became real projects to) ‘This new prepared beet vege. | Kitchen Helpers Sich vedk in ‘Hit and Miss’ Columi came out during the war as one company’s answer to the short- age of metals. little yellow pads and is now en- F igaged in an intensive advertising - |campaign. I like the pads very _. | much and use them all the time. - © | Last summer I heard about an unusual way of making pumpkin “| pie. This is a good time of year to try it out on your family. It's made with instant vanilla pudding. and without any crust if desired. Pumpkin Custard Pie 1 baked ple shell 1% cup cold milk 1 evup canned pumpkin 2 tablespoons brown suger or moineses i teaspoon % teaspoon ciuham Smal! pinch cloves 4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 package instant vanilla pudding _ Put the ingredients, as they are listed, into a big bowl and’ beat rapidly with a rotary beater for exactly half a minute by the clock. Turn into the baked shell, set aside and the. filling will be firm very shortly. . This week I received two new cookbooks; one you will see in a variety of stores and a markets, the other you have to send for. Betty Crocker’s Good and Easy Cookbook (Simon and Schuster, New York, $1) is a streamlined, little spiral-bound volume that “emphasizes timesaving, step- saving, and convenience in food preparation and meal planning.” The subject matter is listed un- der four main headings: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and the Meal. The Fourth Meal is de- scribed as the meal that people for refreshments for any hour of the day. 1 think this might make a nice bridal shower gift. While it is not an all-inclusive cookbook, it is an -| excellent guide for a brand-new cook who scares easily at the thought of preparing a complicated meal, This little book that takes advantage of all the modern in- novations in food will be just her dish of tea. Lancaster County, Pennsyl- vania gives us the second cook- book. It’s a slim pamphiet containigg all tested Pennsyl- vania Dutch recipes. The editors, John Baer's Sons, say it is their hope that the rep- resentative dishes will whet your appetite for more. If you would | like a copy of the Lancaster | County Cookbook, call me, and ‘TU tell you where to get one. Biscuit Dough for Pizza Use drop biscuit dough for a pizza base. Top we ae “nice puree, grated onion, and grated cheddar cheese. se babe | washed cut in wedges and | serve at once Combine ready-prepared apple- sauce, cranberry sauce and pe | cans; chill, and serve with baked So popular has it been that the | | company continues to produce the could be served in dessert dishes | Fourth | eat for fun. Included are recipes | this menu: canned nahn WC eee of good strong coffee. — ee _——— ; homemade “or bakery cinnamon rolls and lots ; | At wd chops "and canned sauerkraut. | You can see — the savings right on every jar! Nestlé’s 100 Foolproof savings from the new foolproof coffee! Now you can pay less—and enjoy realty superb coffee. 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The old adage ‘Practice |" A section ot her book especially | the avocado and slice it around | "0 2) makes perfect” was never so true. | *Pplicable to this season of the|the middle to release the seed.) .44 it you have “Time to Entertain” by Char-|Yeer is “Autumn Bufiet “tor $) Combine the salad 20, ema ieour | tbslers to 8 People,” which includes this | S@rtic. Pepper and pour | 4. oration. raat, Bsr cthalpe Avocado Lobster Salad. For those ray eng epee siggy i «gpa takes the of the rehearsal.| Who can’t get fresh lobster the |! the refrigerator. bepacd Make ‘Chocolate Zoo’ || The author has done the practicing) 1s canned lobster, or-trosen lob-|¢*. Save out 6 to $ good chunks) | Your small fry will love a for you, , ster tails cooked and cut up. of lobster and bind the rest with| “chocolate zoo.” Make it by Mrs, Turgeon has takes to Avocade Lobster Salad = ee Se epee Kee | Greg ented) comme * heart the problems of the host- | 5 syocadces in refrigerator. squares of unsweetened chocolate ess who enjoys serving unusual | {+ cup ssiad off Before the Guests Arrive: Line | (2 ounces) melted with a half tea- foods and in this new cook book 4 clove: parte. minesa ‘ot preseed individual plates with lettuce leaves | spoon of shortening. Dry the choco- has planned well-balanced, de- | Psi snd viermonelee to make cups, Spread with a thin animals on a wire lightful menus, made out shop-- 3 teaspoons chopped capers coating of ‘mayonnaise. Place an! rack Jehosaphat! =< This special lar saves me an extra 15¢! . BAKED SANDWICH MEAL-—A sandwich becomes a ssail eee , aa it is a sandwich bake! Under that crisp golden topping is eyes at for a late porch supper or a hearty luncheon, Deviled Sandwich Bake = < Vy) Y > |Takes Star Role on Menu N SSF Uy You never heard of a baked | -have discovered its bonus use as _N sandwich meal? Then, you've a| a main dish ingredient. The pleasant treat in store—a treat to| wholesome, perky taste .of dev- a * i v “ * the palate as well as the pocket-| fled ham works wonders in rela- book. TAFFY : And the charm is worked simply | reni, rice, potatees and vege- by using the new family. size can | table casseroles. - SAYS... of deviled ham that is now in the It is the smart homemaker. who | . market. 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Ali And in the markets nature's eae? nad ceten-at'ee ke ae anacs — cost - agree there is no better sugar for table use, cooking, many-hued abundance of fresh Lebel Sur mew et you qrou’s tind eové db ante OH . baking, canning and every sweetening purpose. vegetables stands in magnificent It's Processed In Michigan. Every package you | splendor the perfect igsiration for ...and this really is real coffee! .| &. SOUTTTTITTIOTTTTOOOTTT OL OTTTIOI TTS D Ej iT | duce from a vegetable dish. It's MSG, the third shaker, How very simple yet effectively it re- Michigan Granulated WS a : . ron SUGAR | te 29 6 Cans egetables-On-Skewers 4 (To serve with grilled-or broiled meat, fish or poultry.) denned t het oh Slaartepe squash) ar awn im t-tweh uares Hills Bros. 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All you do is dial FE 2-8181 and ask for the Want Ad Department. An experienced Want Ad Taker will be pleased to help you word your add so it will bring quick and satisfactory results. i} A AA RE a eh Sa i tk i TN ka al a Walled Lake ” Walled Lake Schools faculty and administrators have been invited | fo be dinner guests by parents in their homes preceding the junior- senior high school meeting at 8 - ptonight. Albert W. Marble will preside — and Supt. of Schools Clifford H. Smart will discuss the school | housing situation, During the refreshment period | following the meeting, parents will | be given an opportunity to talk +e their children's teachérs. Seuthfield Township “Right Toys for Children in Kin- Through Sixth Grade” will be the topic of guest speaker | Mrs. Maurice Baker at the An- gling Road PTA meeting at 8 p.m. - Mrs, Edward Johnson is chair- | man of the evening, and refresh: | | ments will be served. i = Troy Township ‘Teachers will conduct the pro- en ge of the Troy Union PTA at p.m, in the all-purpose room. Waterford Center Mrs. Dorothy Selle, Waterford Township Elementary Coordinator | and Waterford Center first grade teachers Mrs. Dorothy Hills, Mrs. Helen Blakemore, and Dora Brues- fle will be in charge of the pro-| i Auburn Heights an-8 p.m. meeting, parents see a program arranged by WEEK-END SPECIAL! | Outing Flannel 36” Wide Reg. 39¢ Yd. ™ a 00 Pink - Yellow - Blue Mint Green Year's Best Buy! Fri. & Set. N pres, P.M, psreaitelen 312 Mein St. Rochester Parking Rear of Store een ff cane A Beautiful Table Setting : Let us create a center- piece to complemen your table for that special occasion, Rochester Greenhouse Member F. T. D. 210 E. Third, Rochester OL ive 2-9411 ng, tok FBI Work A Programs Tonight F A variety of prograine and spe eae. Heweep Lents. a Hudson Covert A film, "The School, the Child's Community” will be shown at the | | | Hudson Covert PTA, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. with an open house and social hour With Frieda Huggett as moder- ator. a panel of parents will dis- cuss school problems. Avondale The Avondale PTSA executive | ‘board will meet at the home of | the president, Mrs. A. B. ate vat 8 p.m. Denelson School Assistant special agent in charge of the Detroit Federal Bureau of | | Investigation office William. Bock ‘will be the guest speaker at the & p.m. gathering of the Donelson | School PTA in Waterford Town- | ship, ‘He will speak on the. general work of the FBI, and cite inter- esting cases handled by = di- vision of the government Rev. George Garver, father vice | president, will conduct the meet- tng. which is the annual Father's Night program. dayno Adams School “Michigan Deer Story” is the. title of the film to be shown at) the Jayno Adams PTA at 7:3 p.m, School Bus Hits. Truck; 40 Hurt Boy, 6, Suffers Fatal ‘Injury When Mother's Pickup Is Smashed Al ashi SS eta . JANETTE WOLFE Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Wolfe ot ‘Ortonville announce the engage-| |ment of their daughter, Janet | Elaine, to Dale F. Springsteen of | |Grand Blanc. No date has been | set for the wedding. Break Ground for Fire Station t on New Hall to Serve Green Loke Area The building when completed will y 42 feet and will consist Work Is Under Way WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN. | fi _| bug smashed into a pickup truck | ment and crashed into a creek 14 ‘and 35 to 40 pupils injured. |by Fumes in Flint Blaze es estimated se $4,000 to $5,000. ‘s a hoolnen Elect en Elect Head | EDGEFIELD, 8.C. ®—A school careened down a 25-foot embank- miles west of here today. Police said a 6-year-old boy wag killed Sheriff C. R. Jackson said the bus either passed a couple of pu- pile or they were late at their pickup point. The mother of one, Mrs. Alice White, drove after the bus with the children in a pickup truck, passed the bus and then | apparently stopped suddenly, be Dondero to Speak =e ‘at Waterford ‘The bus plowed mes the rear of the pickup, crusting it against an (GOP Luncheon t, then continued out ot control a steep fill and into| the end of a concrete culvert pipe. | | Republican Women's Club of Wa-. for New Mom for: Her 8-Year-Old Daughter ‘housewife and mother who has ‘been told she has only about 18 months to live is helping her hus- band find a new mother for their eight-year-old adopted. daughter. At the urging of his hospitalized -| wife, Jack Ford, a 41-year-old in- terior decorator is advertising for a ‘new’ mother for the child, Sheila. A pathetic Hittle sign placed by Ford in a neighborhood shop win- dow tells the story, It reads: “Wanted: A mother No, 2 for an eight-year-old. girl. In about 18 | months, according to doctor, moth- ‘er No. 2 might become mother ‘No. 1." |; Mrs. Kathleen Ford, 42, says she wants to be sure before she dies ‘that there will be “someone to fos oe place as mother, and wife."' Ford "explained that the girl, | Sheila, has been in the home of | forster parents since Kathleen | went to the hospital, “Before I can have her back | = he said, “I must have| meone to look after her while) I'm at work, I am looking for a lonely woman, about our age, who wants a home| and our child, "The deal definitely includes marriage after my wife has gone.” Smiling through tears, Kath- leen sald she and Jack have had a good life in the 18 years ef their marraige. “Now,” she murmured, “we must do what is best for Sheila. _ | She is the future.” 3 Jaycee Units Collect Clothing | Operation Hazel to Aid | Hurricane Victims Living in Toronto | Pontiac, Waterford Township and | Birmingham Junior Chambers of Gray Rd., will be at 1 p.m. Sat-| LONDON. (INS)—A frail London | - clutches the State Department's while rescuing two children from Secretary of ‘State John Dulles. Edward P. Kibby Sr, BIG BEAVER—Service for FEd- Deaths in Nearby ‘Communities (9 a.m, Friday at the Hoperoft | Funeral Home. Reqiuem Mass will | : “-”? Wirephote ‘AWARD FROM PRESIDENT — Thnee-year-old Davy LeBreton Distinguished Service Medal at Washington as President Eisenhower mikes a posthumous award to his father, David LeBreton Jr. His mother smilingly holds him up for the citation. LeBreton, a diplomat in Tunis, lost his life in 1953 In the background is drowning. ‘Milford Alleys “This is a serious proposition. | in exchange for looking after me, = P. Kibby Sr., 65, of 3107 | be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St. Mary Parkington St., will be at 3 p.m. | | Magdalen with burial in Holy Sep- Saturday at Spiller-Gramer Fu- uichre Cemetery. He died Mon- neral Home, with burial in Union | Vv al, Da Cemetery, Troy Township. He died ‘Ona at Veteran's Hospit yen, Tuesday in Harper Hospital De- | troit. . Johan Featherston ROYAL OAK — Service for John nn 52, of 612 FE. Fifth | , formerly of Pontiac, will be at r a Saturday from Schnaidt Fu- neral Home, with burial in White ‘Chapel Cemetery. Trelum Lodge 552 will hold Masonic service at | the White Chapel Cemetery. He idied Wednesday. Surviving are his wife, Margie: two children, Bruce at home and | Deneian of Pontiac; two grandchil- laren: two sisters, Mrs. Ada War- | ner of Pontiac, Mrs. Neva Kirby ia Youngstown, N.Y.; and three , brothers, Elmer, William and Ar- , Mra. Agnes Seaton | NORTH BRANCH — Service for Mrs. ‘Agnes Seaton, 88, will be |held at the Blackburn Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Friday with burial in the Kingston Cemetery. She died Tosedag, NORTH BRANCH—Service for William Sillers, 81, of 7407 Jeffer- son Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist Church, with burial in Maple Grove Ceme- tery. He died Monday. Surviving are his widow, Grace, a son, Amos of North Branch, ithree daughters, Mrs. Margaret Braidwood, and Mrs. Normajean in habit, ’ noid Lee. all of Pontiac. Robert = Williams | LAPEER — Service for Robert Alexander Williams, 69, of 2076 |Cumper, both of North Branch, and Mrs. Dorothy Chambers of | | Pontiac. Mrs. Catherine Wesson | PLEASANT RIDGE~Service for Commerce have joined in the state- | ‘urday from Muir Brotheys Funeral Mrs. Catherine Wesson, 71. of 52 wide Operation Hazel program to Home, Lapeer, with burial in Elm Woodward Heights will be at 1! collect clothing and bedding for | Lawn Cemetery, Bay City. He was | p.m. Saturday at the Wessels Fu- WATERFORD 'TOWNSHIP—The hurricane victims in Toronto. A convoy of trucks will leave De- | Paserety rushed the injured to|terford Township has issued an. troit for Toronto Saturday morning ‘political candidates at a@ dessert communities is > p.m. tomorrow. The sheriff's office said the dead luncheon, scheduled for 12:30 p.m. beg was the son of Mrs. White.: Monday in the Community Activi- the driver of the truck, who was ties Building. seriously injured. I Nine Firemen Overcome Dessert and beverage will fumes came trom burning served by the club Reimer County | Births confined to the stockroom and was EAST LANSING #—Everett N.) jtde = of a sen, Thomas Edward Lace of Midland was reelected | president of the Michigan Associa. | P5'°"s, Ce School Boards close; ™ 4 i ie =| association's ixtn anal parents of o daughter bors Monday. = end Mre. Kenneth & som and daughter Congressman George A. Don. | dero, U. 8. representative from Oakland County, will be the prin- cipal speaker. All other state and county Re- Or yn Mre. Charles Willinms are ihe Bomervilie are €. Criseman, 315 | ley @, yn ty > in Pontiac, garments and | sheets, blankets and pillows may be dropped off at Fox Cleaners, 719 W. Huren; Ed Williams Tire Co,, 451 5S. Saginaw; Boys’ Club, 630 E. Pike, and the M. A. Benson Lamber Co., 549 N. Saginaw. . headquarters, 29 W. Lawrence. be Claude L. Kidd. president of the Birmingham chapter, has arrangec for the F. J, Mulholland Co., 233 N Woodward, to be used as a colipct: ing station. In Waterford Township, A three | Former residents “aoe and Mrs James firehalls will be collecting points, |Pietkoweki ef Chicago have announced said John Poppis, Jaycee head. MacKenzie Clinic Block Laying Slated Pontiac Jaycee President Jolin .} Benson said contributions may also be made at Salvation Army conference at ages State Col-| lege. . hy “deventer Get. 18. |New Officers’ Are Electe = by Clubs in Clubs and groups throughout the. area have held elections recently new capacities are: . i>) | naming new officers for their or- | ganizations, Taking over in their WALLED LAKE — Block laying for the Dr. O. R. MacKenzie Mem- ‘erial Clinic is scheduled to begin Saturday morning, if enough vol- | junteers show up to do the work. County Area | The board of directors have sent out a call for men in the area to turn up at 8 am. at the site on Ladd road near south Pontiac Trail. Purpose of the building is to pro- vide space for medical and x-ray facilities in the community. Leonard Mrs, Henry Lobzien is president of the Leonard Women's Club, Evelyn Alberts of Flint; and three sisters, Mrs. Elsie Biddle of Nor- walk, Ohio, Mrs. Dora Gilmore of SF BF ewe Se — - , plete changeover Acknowledgment was made at the last board meeting of a large cash donation by Mrs, MacKenzie. | New fund-raising events are being | planned, according to directors of | ‘the project. | Newcastle, Pa., Mrs. Doris Bois iClair of Tucson, Ariz.; three two. great- |grandchildren and grandchildren. with Mrs. Floyd Bently as vice. |president; Mrs, Dwight Patterson, | | secretary, and Mrs, Clare Ousna- | a “mer, treasurer. ‘Gas Hearing Postponed balay City WASHINGTON «mh —-A Federal | | C. Clair Cross and Al Pierceall | Power Commission examiner put | ‘of Imlay City and Robert Kempf of again today a formal hearing ot Attica were recently named di-| in 9 dispute over Panhandle East. | ‘rectors for three year terms of | ern Pipe Line Co. refunds to 48, the Lapeer County Agricultural So-' midwest wholesale natural gas cus- ciety. tomers. Drayton Plains we ee The Drayton Plains First Baptist Church new officers are Mrs. Da-. Quake Jars El Salvador vid Mehlberg, president, Mrs. James Taulbee, vice president, —A strong earthquake was felt | | Mrs. Alfred Levely, treasurer, and throughout this Central American | Mrs. Kenneth Rush, secretary. /Tepublic at 1 a.m. today. Electric Mrs. George Smith ig devotional service in San Salvador was chairman. knocked out for three hours, but | = i no other damage was reported. Host for Farmers ' The valley of the Red River of | OXFORD — The annual Oxford the North has a slope of only one Rotary Chub farmers benqust bes foot per mile from its sides to the been scheduled for 7 p. m. Tuse- [oonter, and frém the south to the day, in the Pythian hall. . : A Distinguished Service Ae > William Q Potere 5: e FUNERAL. HOME e ——- . 339 Walnut OL ive 1-904! | Oxygen Equipped, ROCHESTER _ Opposite P. 0. ; we. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador found dead shortly after noon! | Wednesday in his home. Survivors are two daughters, | |the infirmary here, and to -the open invitation to residents in the peadiine contributions at sta- Mrs. Ione Steele of Detroit, Mrs. | University Hospital] at Augusta, area to meet their: Republican tion. jn a three Oakland County | Ga. Mrs. Arthur W. Barlow CLARKSTON— Service for Mrs, ‘Arthur W. (Henrietta Marie) Bar- \low, 43, of 4890 Princeton St., will be at 2 p. m. Friday from Pursley Funeral Home, with burial in MILFORD — Service for Ben- jamin P. Adams, 64, of 124 Oak- sand St., will be at 2:30 p.m. Sun- day from Richardson-Bird Funeral { Home. Milford, with burial in Oak- grove Cemetery. He died Thurs day: A t G. Hart BERKLEY—Service for August G, Hart, 74, of 1424 Cambridge at the Kinsey Funeral] Home, Royal Oak, with burial in White Chapel Memoria! Park Cemetery. He died | Wednesday at his home, He was. a veteran of the Spanish-American War, William H, UTICA -- Service for | Kreager, 73, of 47460 Schoenherr Rd., will be 2 p.m, Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Wal- denburg, with burial in the church ; cemetery. The body will be at Schwarzkoff Milliken Funeral Home here until noon Saturday. He died Tuesday at his home. Nazaire B. Corriveau ' HAZEL PARK—Rosary f for Na- zaire B, Corriveau, 66, of 584 E. Brickley St. will be at 8:15 p.m. | Thursday and Prayer Service at i— | { WILLETT KLING DREXEL | Rd. will be at 1 p.m. Saturday | | Since the huge open pit iron mine iam He ‘neral Home with burial in Ever- | green Cemetery, Detroit. She died Tuesday at her home. Mrs. Frank M. Kauffman Frank M. (Elizabeth) Kauffman, 55, of 1401 Fox, will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday and prayer serv- ice at 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Spaulding & Son Funeral Home. Requiem Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. James Church with burial in Holy Sepulchre Ceme- tery. She died Wednesday. Surviving are her husband: a son, Richard F. of Ferndale; two brothers and three sisters. Mrs. Laveaia G. Plant HAZEL PARK—Service for Mrs Lavenia G. Plant, 73. of 1414 F Granet St. will be at 11 am. Fri day at the Ashley Funeral Home with burial in Oakview Cemetery She died suddenly Tuesday at he: home. i j i oeeeeeaen in northern Minnesota was opened in 1895, it has yielded more ma-" terial than was excavated in te Panama Canal. —— aan a nen a ® Real Estate © Insurance Bor Every Need” DALE end NINA MARTIN OL 2-976) 412 Main St. FERNDALE — Rosary for Mrs. - Glen Tyler Will Give | Service and Truck on Civic Project MILFORD—A 28 year old Mil- clean-up squad to clear the alleys behind the stores along Main street. Glen Tyler, clerk in the busi- | ness administration offices of the— Hi ik it bt i Tyler, who lives with his wife Margaret and their three children, Sharoon, 5, Carolyn, 4, and Glen. 2, is a lifelong resident of Milford. Holly Resident's Phone Habits Save His Life HOLLY (AP) — Arthur Harpley may owe his life to habit. Long a sweeper at American Spring Co., of Holly, Harpley never the telephone. Yesterday he. neither called nor showed up. Curious because of the break — Production Manager | Clare W. Lake went to Harpley’s | L home at 11850 Andersonville Rd. The doors were locked and shades drawn. Lake shouted. He thought he heard a faint re- sponse. Then there was a loud thump. Fercing a back door, Lake found | Harpley hanging from the side of | his bed, victim of a stroke. Harp- | ley said he had heard Lake call, | Lake heard. Physicians at Pontiac Genera! Hospital said the prompt finding of Harpley may have saved his life. Heads Southfield Drive SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP— Mrs. Paul Large is heading the 1954 Torch Drive as residentia] chair- the 7,600 homes there. County Calendar Wa Star tertord Blue pcos edgy: ooo HE ie will meet at 1:30 today at the Drayton Plains school. ‘Big Beave youth group of the Beaver Methodtet church s invited the public The to join their annual harvest home fest!- val bv bringing canned fruit and. vege- tables to church Sunday The products will be taken to the Old Polks Mome in Cheises Seuthfield Tewnship ‘ he Magnolia Community club js spon- ng @ harvest dance at the North- es ern Sportemans Club, Gaturdey te raise funds for the purchase of — it onal filme for she Magnolia La failed to report without calling On | sess | but couldn't answer. although he | ‘}managed to throw his legs off the» bed and cause the thump which | man, working with 300 local vol-' /unteers in the township to contact | Check These $ $ Day Buys 36” Cotton Prints Fine Quality Fast Color . 4 Yds. *] 00 Outing Flannel , 36" White or Colors 4 Yds. ‘] 00 Boys’ Dungarees 8 Oz. Sanforized Zipper Fly Sizes 4-12 $100 Open Thursday and Friday ‘til 9 P. M. 320 Mein OL 2-0811 Rochester — WE NEED USED CARS! Drive to Rochester for $50 to $100 More! Community Motors Rochester It’s no trick for you to tind a gay Hallmark Halloween Card for ev- ery one of your friends And it is a treet for them to find the ghosts ‘n’ goblins ‘n’ punkins and clever omusing verses that brighten al our Halloween Cards! --Come in and seé them soon! OL 1-5611 - PURDY’S DRUG STORE 321 Main St. Rechester Can't Afford a New Truck? NOW SHOWING KROEHLER SIMMONS SPRING AIR REMBRANDT TOMLINSON SPRAGUE-CARLTON BIGELOW-SANFORD, — " Furniture at Its Finest Always at / ( HOME FURNISHINGS )-332 Main St: OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 Roch ster, ick Don’t Blow Your Top! ie, USED TRUCK Gives You New Truck Driving Confidence al a Used Truck Price Larry Jerome ” “Per More Than 30 Years — A Good Place te Buy” Mein Street at the Bridge. «OPEN EVES. OL 1-9711 f Five More Detroiters Cited for FHA Frauds |, DETROIT (INS) — Five more ‘Detroiters are under federal in-|™%t's investigation of phony LAST TIME ._ TONIGHT! e444 las Riv == PONTIAC ° EIN. (US-10) 1 See N. of Telegraph. STARTS TONIGHT ACTION “wweveverevrevrereerrrrererererrerrwTewre., z IT SCORES ANEW HIGH IN WORLD E a Se gt he ' ° ~ a \ 1 : } PO Ce Pere PORE OOOO TOT. SE OE ECE OT ET CCT Ee Le ta Ae te te te te Mn, ln le BEATING ? BEFORE WHIRLWIND ron EXCITEMENT! Te +e Ye + + / oot on OF TRICIA BRESLIN. ee tenaly y 00 ER + ee eee oe bb hn bb hb be bi ib jb fh hi i bb bn bn i ft Bt hi hn Bi i Bi Ni tn i i i Ti i Ni Ai i Mi i i i i Min i i i i i i i i Mn Ni Min Mi Mi i i Ml Ni Mi MM ati he Das ean ie nd, ~wvvvVvee?TetTTtTeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrerererrererrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrere” EXCLUSIVE! FIRST SHOWING AND ~—wrererereeeeere eee eee ee TTT TS eT eS ee ee eS COLOR President of Liberia SUCCESS STORY TARTS IN FONTIAO—The, Four Joes cur- pose here with beauteous Ava them Pontiac boys, weren't scheduled for the Copa engagement but were rushed on stage when the Billy Williams quartet was canceled . Starts Tour Tonight | swtes abou nov. 1 WASHINGTON (UP) — President William V. S. Tubman of Liberia set out on a quick visit today to Baltimore before Jeaving tonight on a goodwill swing through the Mid- west and South. The tour, still to be finally ar-| visit to Detroit. pao . ios = with leaders in during his tour. ranged, is expected to take him to Akron, O., Friday and 10 other cities before he leaves the United He will visit severa) American educational institutions and meet various regions His itinerary, still unofficial and incomplete, includes an Oct. 26 Report Filipinos, 16! Huks Killed in Fight esman Last Times TONIGHT 1 a a i i i i i i hi i i i i i i i i i i i hh i i ii hi li i i hi i Li hi i hh hh hh hi hh hi bi hi bi di bin i in li ba hie Mi Mi te tinh dina i This was the first clash with the Huks in several weeks, The rebels have been compar- atively quiet since thei leader Luis Taruc surrendered early this year and was convicted of treason and other crimes and sentenced to prison. Detroit Police Prepare for Disaster Operation DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit Police Department, taking its cue from the Toronto flood and the Flint tornado, today set up a stan- dard paln of operation to be used in the event of a major disaster. The plan, known as General Or- der No. 1279, provides for the in- stant dispatch of police squads, 3B Food Prepared to Take Out Chinese, Cantonese and American Foods Business Luncheons Family Dinners ta the People of Pontiac, a Sincere “Thank Vou Your enthusiastic response to our efforts to bring: you the best foods and fine service is indeed heart-warming. We pledge ourselves to do.our best in the future to please you at all times. Daily 11 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon to 10 P.M. 1070 WEST HURON STREET HURON CENTRE 2 Blocks West of Telegraph Road FREE PAVED PARKING AREA emergency vehicles and command- Street Crew Foreman Is ‘lonia’s 14th Traffic Victim PORTLAND, Mich. (UP)—John I Miner, 60-year-old street crew foreman, was listed today as Ionia County’s 14th traffic fatality of the year. He to death Wednesday aaa under the wheels of a dump truck. Police said he apparently fell, from the vehicle while it was — gravel on a road. ‘ Keego Theater “ARROW IN THE DUST” In Technicolor with Sterling Hayden —ALSO— ® “VALLEY OF THE KINGS” In Coler with Rebert Taylor & Eleanor Parker ee ts | Chekhehehahhen \ Kew Lake Theater 420 Pontiac Trail WALLED LAKE On Our Wide Miracle Screen VALLEY 7 THE KINGS” P emonbegy~ eos eee EN aaa aw THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Million Dollar Jubilee of Light Show Sunday le if | uit tu Fk5 ij as eT | given no instructions, except that (it would be a two-hour show on all networks and with no com- | mercials.”’ * ¢ 6 He couldn't name the cost of | pgp gente y pen heel mes it at around a million dollars, The professional actors include Judith Steinbeck and Irwin Shaw. were directed by King der, William Wellman and Chris-| tian Nyby. “At first I thought of a format in terms of one story,’”’ Selznick Pe a a | Shoewphdorien Small Town Has Marriage Boom ‘Couple-Chasers’ Guide Prospective Spouses to Justices of Peace HERNANDO, Miss. (UP): — Young ‘‘couple-chasers" are guid- ing the marriage-bound toward the altar in this ‘Gretna Green," and some of their ‘‘clients’’ are younger than the youths who direct them. The couple-chasing boys cash in on cupid'’s trade by lining the high- ways leading into Hernando and stopping out-of-county cars to see if the occupants want to get mar- iz? 4 Their “clients” in this and other Nearby marriage meccas recently included a 12-year-old girl and her Couples bent on’ escaping such unromantic postponements in their states as blood tests and three- day waiting periods make couple- || chasing a profitable sideline. “You ought to see it here on Saturday,” coniplained one wom- “There'll be 15 or 20 boys but enforcing it pushing papers into the furnace. Wife of Michigan Red ls Ordered Deported SALISBURY, Mo. ® — Donald sat on his father's lap endured the operatioa in grim PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER IS UNFAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Pontise Local 620 1. A. T. 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Artificial respiration may| feet high, has a rubber face The noting good | be applied while waiting for the | with “muscles” so that he can ventilation is the best protection doctor. move nose, mouth, eyes and ears. | half the fresh on earth. /\Man Kills Wife, Self |in Wild Gun Episode Have to insure mo, .; ay : sas cannot lnk to beating ucts of French Colonies | ,xewros. xan. un —, James ‘Dangers Cited (Ses Scces sox se tana Cis @ stow | tabs tet ete ; exhaust system absolutely tight. and India signed a formal agree-| ed himself fatally in a wild shoot : Warnit @ window open when driving ment today for the transfer Nov. 1| ing affray here last night. 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Plastic separators won't char or burn. . . give longer life! : ‘Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. : ‘ Tat 67a A Reg. us (9.9 Reg. 17.45 ; | | Friday 9 ‘til 9 Wines TAS Minen 9:95 Wien 12.45 _ 4 : | ‘ t 4 ! A if ie “ 7 Le < " f - 4 { it ’ fo eed te a Pay es SN eS on Age = } * . = Tere eae + 4 eee So # 4 S . =) Bes . ‘ A A : | . | : ; ‘s i : 4 If ‘i a pa . : | ; 4 a rk = : ‘ ‘ ; : ; . ; THE powssss a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 | _ yore ee ! ‘The Maimed, the Wounded and the Crippled Live On ce ra , ——- we | Scars of War Run Deep as Greece Looks to Future i Sp. eared 26 0. caston be enti be. Sueres &. had felt confident enough to ask its dollar basis. In addition, a lottery | stable government—was the deval- systematically diminished, while | Grgeks, of course, have a premier have i eye the Mussolini ag Phy Rh GR people to invest their money in the feature was added to give the sub-|uation of the Greek currency. | new ‘ne oka oc diary _ Lagere! Hi -_ the tates, and the position Greece occupies in the internatipns! | country's future. scriber a chance to win more|which the Papagos administration ee een provide spageey = ae — prove it—that . The aim of the loan was to raise bonds. ; Gecreed on April 9, 1963. By drop wt baa Gok peo = nen prio oe Ty to the dollar all the way to |e other hand, whose staple diet apd ericans — ve G J Step is bread and onion, is still navd. , a e& swamp and | ministration to find out new mor =—- entirely new spirit in boring Communist countries. * + Ne : rT Hee grea Hit area f -y : i 4 ; g2F i ; § RE F | I i i H a q FF z F ; ; 3 f 5 F 5 ig : i i : ge : : 5 3 g g ; Beatrice Lillie Is One Comedienne has een feduced ns and Who Shuns Slapstick for Subtlety _ |j-t-tuisnne owtn in By EDDIE CANTOR lived at the home of Fanny Brice. You can pa gigs eqn ‘Comediennes like Martha Raye, Joan Davis| imagine the fun with these two. When Bea oe med “National 2 liand Lucille Ball have biways been rough and|¥#s Diaying in the Los Angeles theater, she'd | Cress *tready. They go in for slapstick and we are would have @ snask ond ; Lb happy about them. We laugh; we enjoy them. Janah ouraiacer moh Gh the eatty boull of Spl ania at eae But for a comedienne with subtlety, whose | morning. ; long-term capital investment broadest gesture may be the pointing of a finger or the lifting of an eyebrow, there is only Bea | the military one—Beatrice Lillie. rapped on the window and said to the administration hag solved; In Field Marshal Papagos the! The Greeks believe --.and they! cer is Canada This girl can go through an entire evening's pigeon, “Have you a message for me?” 1 a but it has | ~ performance without taking a deep breath} think even the pigeon laughed. - brought the country forward to a while her audience is choking with laughter. One of the saddest moments in this come- | point, These of Greece with the’ ono many occasions they finally asked | gram telling her that her 21-year-old son, Sir aid, but of expanding the as s ee br a eg re ca'mteu! BURNS 2 ALLEN en yeh re as after his ship had been attacked by Japanese | And this ts not done overnight. planes. A country of 8,000,000 people, become Lady Peel and hebnob with royalty. The news spread through the company. Greece barely scratches cut. her When one of her friends was married in New | Would it be best to call off the performance? | own agricultural needs. Owing to : York, Bea was the matron of honor. And when | The cast was horrified, saddened for her, not | the a of rapier nt "t record un- the minister said, “Do you, Gwendolyn, do you, | knowing what to do. wars, she couldn 300 VALUE~ONLY g iF i L : Fy i j ff a ift g i 2 a! j i : E i 3 z é E F : Ze f t ES 4 acti reserve force aimed at reducing the standing | Teserve army to defend the coun- totaling another twelve divisions is | &7™Y to 105,000 men, but retaining try on short notice. a heavy burden out of proportion the reserves at the full figure of apes to any other in NATO. The im-|*PProximately 19 divisions and/ To Set Restrictions i F i i : : | : | i z 4 gs 4 : : if i gis i | Z : : if q i . i 2 §8 i q 3 i i He af : : | : i i i i k : a 5 | i j é | | j i i i 3 ! g F | | : : atl i E Ht i 2 i j a ! i fF t i | i I Ft i 1 i ing : Hye pei He FT iH rH Ey ne o | UF scien- George, promise, and faithfully, for as. | as| Bea remained alone in her dressirig room for | employment statistics on the oe oth, cha te, ond forushing ail slbens—* several minutes, then she gave her maid a note | tific level of pana firmed in every by-election. Bea Lillie whispered in the bride’s ear, “Listen, ots “Ley Gon mapa bens; Sochagnre od pres ea a ee aanaae ake be ke be panera : that, government's candidate The dignified bride had to stick her in . with. : ty Gar ott Gaccm one mouth to keep from bursting out laughing. | Manchester. Greek Ministry of Labor and under the most impressive} Every time Bea Lillie came to California, she ; (Copywright 1954) E1. 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Open Friday Nights "a 9 SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION - ae <=, sgt ! i. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Kensington Park ané , Cost of the aan “If Northwestern is extended to | roads. - RS A wis ‘conmty'e part to nee alc ees we cuts ts oe cote se ret a nied ka 9 cule unka aes o> gg ee a ce ware soci | DE mers > bent POS: ing Proud Lake Recreation area. Leecatioat end © par cunt from |Gence wil be jrevited toto De Northwestern must be desig. | “Northwestern's current ipa | plnend ou & bend ined Rent, feeocare, itl be needed fe provide mS added to the|® state and county bond issue. |troit which should result in less mated = state trunk line through Sek Rnon® Setenp cont ipeend. oa .—_ pro- A “Thede cars are Cost to the county would be an/| congestion on Oakland County! agreeinent between the county | trunk lines,” Belknap stated. posed route pare! tag 1 onother ts 2 sorts of ert “|usual heavy traffic from Brighton | estimated $300,000 paid off in 20) ——— = ot te to Farmington years at about $15,000 per year NEES BURDETT ©. STODDARD The proposed ten-mile route from agreement can be \ regs ultra naa a state-county bond issue. The Northwestern ex tension * Park was explained today by Oak-| Most of the picnickers attempt | would en) eo congestion 2 land County Road Commission | to leave the parks at about the |in the north por- | ame time during summes, tion Improved traffic artery for county | | ung Te a ‘What's Our Assignment?’ Robot Replaces Keeps Telephones Busy... Hand and Brain e Ye a! > dg sa s os! . On . 4 a . - ies OOo mae = oe *,* what would happen to tele-| done. : University of Wisconsin || yp AMe my apy VM (et tm ry eer a Ro : «3% we , . ee CUM S04 AVE , onli orl Se OLA SHOE PoL”ISH , er dave ashe coe i bs HE 2 i i i f Toothbrushes “BAMILY PACK" : i 4 I i] j i ME é ie 355 if i ap s 3 B tf Fe i i FE i 4 Hi : : Ff i| 75¢ SIZE z [ i yl! i i z i a8 I x if iii ft Af re git if ;* : | Es oak H: +i Fé i Fee i i t i i i i : ut f i Hi Hf 3 i f i Fae z i F i . 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FREE PARKING §# ——_—«s¥FREE DELIVERY Open Mon. thra Sat., 9 to 5:30—Fri. 9 to 9. Phones: FE 5-2100 and FE 4-5831 Reg. 10¢ Aristocrat ER Flashlight Batteries 2 CONVEMENT LOCATIONS.“ 2cstacarair” ad * ree * vv," “e-* ‘~~ * on! re | ts) 3 * if IS \ _—5 = BO AOO fio ge Le et ed ee ee ne 2 Lee coer ane } > 4 . 4, i * ‘ * - ¥ Py ii ~~ \ * f ae \ : s } } \ a Z 1 f ae 4 : j < : : j : ft Ate 1 es _ THE PONSIAC PRESS, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1954 ft —~ _FIFTY-ONE. Harold MacMillan : ' Churchil! gave him a government ' . | A 1D Day In the Normandy invasion a : job when he became premier in May Alter Wording jReid_vs. Hart % and wa decorated for bravery in Munich. Pact. Foe Is New nae lof Lord’s Prayer * Lt. Governor Race Is Lawyers’ Battle He 18 vice presint of the De the troit Ti and a director of the British Defensé Minister (= tmca! =) mimsceran oy — tice} TORE ect itn ate ana om the ple, Yost, Rade & Word War I Dat Lins | i me ‘quarters in palians from the Middle Atlantic cequaiah readers. wi with the heges | |{eally tumultuous 18th District for ae, a of tare childrens | JOHN @. MARTIN _ (that ones a mpcon pub-| The man whe bad married (area today considered a suggested spss =! elections.) ‘five terms and was first elected! Hart was wounded in action on | Reid of three children International News Service F lishing more years Lady Derethy Evelyn Cavendish, in the of the iG wh — A veteran “trial | lieutenant in 1952. : ' _— —— ; Se ee eee eee ees en tee! ae Harold MacMillan, one of the Devesthive, ete of Ereat | ‘The proposal would change the|® Slender, eloquent young altorney| | pissway County, Obie, and . B sam Benson Sos first attackers of the pre-war Mu-|T@ted a sharp-tongued, effective | aristocrats of the country. Ws (phrase. “Lead us not into tempta- | Contend for the job of lieutenant : nich appeasers, is the new British pelitical deboter. tensed out of the secretaryship ef |tion,”” io read, “And let us not fall /€overnor in Michigan’s fall elec- | stteaded the University of Mich defense aninister in succession to| His mother was American, as| sir when the Laberites won tm | when tempted.” - i ia | CELEBRATING MY Earl Alexander. [waa the mother of Churchill, and “7 ae : It was met with mixed reaction | The veteran is Lt. Gov. Clarence | One of his proudest. boasts is * The 60-year-old MacMillan is ex- | iS Close links with Churchi en Churchillian forces | on the floor of the meeting of the | A. Reid, 61, of Detroit, a Repub- | that he played football for mighty | 9 § é pected to take over =e Foreign | back to their opposition to the | swept back in three years ago Mac- 25th Synod of the Episcopal Prov-|licam. The Democratic opponent is saaadas Das al ocd wulen 6th ANNIVERSARY... il Office once Prime Minister Sir |S°V@r™mment before the war. ren wee ee at Mees ince of WashingtOn, Repre-| Philip A. Hart, 41, of Birmingham. Winston Churchill steps down and| ‘In 1956, when Londen withdrew | Sovernment ‘ planging. sentatives of 13 Episcopal church! the twe are condueting ag ta. NDERS KE S Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden| the sanctions that had been | chenged tee Bane «| tor malely dnceses are attending | teane a campaign tor the second | Shell Test Successful, FINDE EPER ' 4 moves into No. 19 Downing St. | slapped on Mussolini's Italy dur- : — govern. The new introduced epet im etate government as has Boy Learns in Hospital ; ee che. mnnsthdlint Mestttien wan ing the Rihegten Wor, Moctilien an dropping Craceamed - a Gen. Sein C. H aa been seen tn many years. hove “wu: coh jm _ You keep what you find in the : thrice wounded tn World War 1 | ‘rally breke party— He is rated by some as too cas Rersishurg, Pa.. diocese, Hart served as adviser USTIN, Pete pocket of the suit or topcoat the first major Conservative to by sent to the resolutions committee legal valo told police his pe and won the military cross while de 00. ual in his work, Actually, he has | for formulation and introduction at | te Gov. head of the state with @ .22-caliber shell backfired. you buy ... It’s my way of serving with the Grenadier . been a serious student of econom- today's closing session. Corporations and Securities Com-| The 1¢yearcld youth said he saying thank you! so on one ee He prgrhd eee ee ies and state planning ever since mission, director of the Michigan | placed the bullet against a tree, ying y attached Dwight D. ment at t ime Pr unich became a meni battery Office Price Stabili against —and enhower’s allied headquarters tf | Pact appeasing Hitler and eine ne “ eet. Pettin:| 4 powered hes st ——— nell the bullet Open Sam Benson I Rent resent British in | mocked those ministers naira tnterents He su 9tod 28 es Pay | Tuxedos! i He comes from a Scottish family ae JUST IN TIM E FOR THE BEST DEER b SEASON IN HISTORY! WITH THE LITTLE WOMAN OFFERED FOR THE BIGGEST ro. wis nt ogg ta ese Tay Tj DEER SHOT WITHA LORD'S 9 need a new Refrigerator or Living ee — . | Rom ah rr. st. GUN ‘BONUS GUN! INOTHERWORDS a aoe ny seer WE MAY BE PAYING FOR YOUR AND THE OTHER ONE “ABSOLUTELY FREE! ENTIRE HUNTING TRIP! 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Li » ‘ * a as o , co THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ae -FOUR a a controver- | left hand—I give my right hand to | Gavilan and Saxton and what will! The solidly built Negro youngster sial 15-round. Convention | the Pennsylvania commission. Ev- | happen next. | said he would show up in traffic Hall. erything steenk."’ Wiener frowns on return bout | court today where ae is scheduled *° “The Keed he is rotbed,”| contracts and there was none re- to be sent off to serve 15 days aaj. While the referee and two judges | screamed Manager Angel Lopez, | corded with the commission, Lopez | a traffic “‘scofflaw” for 12 traffic axton Dethrones ‘Kid | were in accord and aad Saxton the | champion by the 12th : ound barring a knockout, 20 of 22 boxing writers at the ringside had Gavilan the the dapper night club p.oprietor. “It was a lousy, stinking fight,” said Chairman Frank Wiener of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commis- winner in what had to be the worst | sion. “If Gavilan fought like I've fight of his career. Saxton, involved| seen him in the past, Saxton in three other “stinkers’’ within three years, was worse, if l wouldn't have won.” o ¢ ¢ There was more action and con- fusion in Gavilan’s dressing room where a fist fight, among other things, occurred, than there was in the “fight.”’ ‘ i : i | Lieut ly ef egies : ai is if phe! pai fneedlats Chiefs Seek Win at Saginaw field goal attempt and sprinted 96 yards for the winning marker that game. Adams went 41 against Alpena and passed yards to end Sian Leland against Owosso for the other long TD's. Wright and Leland, a pair juniors, are the only non-seniors im the seasoned Arthur Hill ing lineup. The ‘Jacks average 185 pounds in the line, with three huskies tipping the scales at over pounds, Tackle Jim Rappuhn, 4-46 Weeks Needed to | 17 [4] - Fig 4 : i ‘the “Crazy QB" — is gaining in- ‘Offense of Boilermaker 11 by says. Electro-impulse tests showed the | paralysis was caused by adhesions | on the ulnar nerve. Complaining of | @ “numbness” in the hand, Cam. panella was unable to move two fingers of the hand Jaterally and ©™C¢ cross-country meet was set cat muscular It's Time Out! an atrophied ' condition PFE ghES® il fast ag if! 4) tall * 2 | “He ts a good blocker and a fine tackler. His défetitive work ; PHS Team Defends | SVC Harrier Title ter Bob Otto weighs 205 and guard Al Birmbaum hits 200, Wilson for the 2nd straight week, Wilson, who misscd last Friday's Bay City Central game, still is bothered by a pulled muscle in his side and is a doubtful starter. Pontiac probably will be without | Remainder of the PHS lineup is the services of senior end Willie | expected to remain unchanged, ee ee ee ee ee rE st a ohnny Wednesday night after taking the welterweight championshi j Kid Gavilan in a 15-round bout in Philadelphia's Convention Hall. At left is Johnny's happy manager, Frank (Blinky) Palermo. MSC Worries Over Pass By ROBERT E. VOGES EAST LANSING (# — Michigan State coaches figure Purdue will do a lot of passing in an effort to make the hothecoming football game Saturday another sad one for the Spartans. Because of this, the concentra- tion was on pass defense in the long workout Wednesday. The defensive ends were jump- ing like basketball players after a rebound as they tried te inter- cept the seriais thrown In the Practice. One MSC defensive weakness this fall has been a lack of height among the ends. Purdue is ex- pected to try to exploit this on Saturday. Lenny Dawson, Purdue's sopho- more quarterback, has 34 comple- tions in 61 tries for 555 yards and 9 touchdowns so far this season. Ends John Kerr and Lamar Lundy Annual Saginaw Valley Confer- are his favorite targets, Kerr for this afternoon at Beaudette Park. Pontiac High's defending champions, unbeaten in 32 con- | secutive dual meets, were favored t to repeat their 1953 victory. Other teams competing in the! ,| event were Flint Northern and | -| Central, Saginaw High and hur | Hil! and Bay City Central. An-| other victory would give Pontiac its 4th Valley title since the sport be added to the SVC agenda in -waeved were in at left and righ ching 8 passes for 108 yards | still are slowed by leg injuries. and Lundy grabbing 5 for 12 yards. Lundy is 6 feet 7 so he can puil down throws that the average de- fense man just would be able to watch sail by over his head. Purdue's overall passing attack has 41 completions in 82 tries for a total of 624 yards. This compares with the MSC record of only 28 completions in 72 tries for 505 yards. The opposition fullback has been the No. 1 target as the Spartans try to stop a Purdue-type running attack this week. Although he gained only seven yards being forced out John Matsock and Bert Zagers t half for the 1st team in yesterday's prac- Peaks, regul 2 Balky Pins Cost. Kegler Perfect Game Balky number 5 and 8 pins in = @ BEAUX ‘ Pts. Violets is B Peonies ,» 42 Carnations ul Mums 1? 6 Lilies - 16 Ma a 1S Pai «8 14 Iris + i Daffodils 13 Orchids 7 13 in : 6 Indiv. game, series—W. Thomas 244, in Controversial ‘Stinker Clevelanders Coming ~~ The soccer team at Cranbrook school is listed in the NCAA guide as prep champions of Michigan. ' This might seem.an empty honor. — Cranes ae crying and in = & “alae heat jo MPR ee GAVILAN CRIES AFTER LOSS — Alternately screaming ‘following his loss of the world welterweight title to Johnny Saxton in Cori- writers at ringside picked Gavilan as the Didn’t Want Dusty Rhodes 'no claim to genius. - “Iam deeply grateful to 27 play- 7\ers on the New York ball club,” the Giants’ manager said last mght with obviously intense feeling. His statement climaxed a testi- monial dinner given in his by fellow members of the éxclusive Hillcrest Country Club. There must have been 500 there, including a host of outside guests. Leo said he had been described as a genius after the Giants’ aston- ishing four-straight-game world se- ries triumph. He laughed and said: “I am a genius. Last spring I asked Horace itching. | “Something in ‘the " Durocher and when each one will float. You are the Clemson quarter- All-Stars Break Pros Monopoly Lakers, 93-90, in OT Battle Last Night CHICAGO «® — The College All- *| Stars Wednesday night broke the feating the Minneapolis Lakers 93-90 in an overtime battle. The game, attracting 15,231 fans to Chicago Stadium, brought the first victory for the collegians in : g 2 i Fits i HH ee wknd ! iii ii ‘1 } | iu a8 : a i Win Over Minneapolis os | Facts, Figures on Title Fight te iB ~S=cc" i | 3escece at dl : 8 ae -4|Durocher Shrugs Off Label of ‘Genius,’ . Gives Credit for Series Win to Players ble with right-hand pitching, but I remembered what A) told me. “That's why I put in Johnny An- _| tonelli (a left-ander). What was it, three strike-outs? We got ‘em out Shoemaker Hits 2,000 Winners Willie Reaches Mark in Only 5% Years of Competition SAN BRUNO, Calif. 9 — Willie more winners. Z | fd RT ee i if a Po tered Hs 7 : i i a Neves, Steve Bfooks, | 7 Unbeaten Crane Soccer Team Faces Tough Foe when Cleveland University “ss in Spotlight on =-)\Saturday Card Four Games to Mark Culmination of City ‘Midget’ Program tion. 8 program will feature 2% hours of continuous football— four games in midget (5th-6th the stadium. member, and will go on sale at Wisner Stadium at 6:30 p. m, Saturday. All proceeds from the affair will go to the Junior Chamber of Commerce youth fund. Hunting Party Gets Its Limit for Ringnecks A party of four Pontiac and Birmingham pheasant hunters got Today’s Pontiac Press : : $ FS. ae) ty o. 2 az 5 ia safivs dint it Es i ; reps : is 5 g 3 f] nie. H rit tf ~ f THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ee FIETY-FIVE. Me. Ortea:; A dale et Cl * *| peer colts Ferndale i Heat seers, gest oF Preo rid hampionst Ip aces Ta ing ape: — Introductory Offer! BravesEam Southern Cal Has Inside" y [Important League Games) sz. . . means of making your h more RM Path Toward Rose Bowl |; comme STO M at Least Tie SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—A mid- ; Saturday to regis' eaieter Sets Se coe: : Listed on Friday Schedule you @ new line of Aluminum Com- — " ee second earoaenged ane ome fer coy ce, vcr i win ny — ‘ bination Windows and Doors. ® . egiate expense of Washington State. @ The Beautiful Storm iW / Or rl it that the Southern California Tro-|“"the team which may top even By JACK SAYLOR Dol jans may wind up in the Rose| the Trojans when the final con- || With ai ne a wae are championship Seal Deluxe Pacific | ference standings neigh races in area's are a te pattern. Trample Wever, Poe | pad pcdchuesn cy fom baer OGRA tue (dats soo te Important games in every circult are listed among a total ot | © The Lew Cost Storm * 5 i Coast Conference title with UCLA. eligible for the Rose Bowl, how || 28 contests in the Oakland County vicinity Friday night. Seal Economy 7, in City Junior High| ‘The University of California) 22) because they participated last ) League-leading Berkley of the Inter-Lakes boasts a 3-0 record, © The Nationally | 10 Aleminem Combloctios League Contest mae ond Se ee ee | aan but has games remaining against Van Dyke and Waterford. Advertised Capital Door WINDOWS | - picked ag strong pre-season UCLA takes on Oregon State this Friday the Bears meet Van Dyke, currently tied for tnd with eee ee eee pa | tenders, have apparently fallen by | Saturday and should have little Southfield. FHA TERMS ARRANGED $149% = oo Jefferson o202200: Pi. . eae unl tae ml kaw Southfield goes to Walled Lake, while Waterford entertains sol | | t cmarce |e TESS mi teosieezcnine.s| STORM SEAL CO. Weer ccc) $B S| Ste Steg come, Ge Te recent ccleaner pol we bel ee Ge eo ) ) ve & tut of at leat Be forthe 185 | Sey Seng at ey ad | ——— 1 which also has 2 win, but sulered ate at Brighton sie tia week.|| 1004 Urboncrest Big Beaver | Cy ae ee Set oe | nat the Bears | | : Center Line will be close to “in” || OPEN SUNDAY MU 9-1900 } football title yesterday with a 46 Se going rong one. an || Prep Standings 2 wins in «games and sill remain fee ant pena ben _ winless ; pre-season potential as yet, Holly, beaten and one tied| Warren. - Coach Em Ghianal used © | ‘Trojans got by Oregon 24-14 last in County Area in the conference, hosts Clarence-| North Branch should breeze to , sro Dee ll Tn rae et Ss [eis SC te ene | No 106 Pe sided with his 7th : ) 8th graders playing most of the | Fy-M Southfield 33 Wetatee 8613 _ es] aaa ee an peeled comes to! in the key game. The fine Bronco Ga Sidi 1008 contest, Braree scored tour {LOUIS EX-MGNGQOL = ves brie | ai rarmingion’ 3 PURDUE PILOT—Len Dawson, | Avondale. Paul Smarks’ Spartans team has extended its. winning rage ing eeces times on uns from serinmage, H wortnviie “S56 Mitora 1 '9'1|Purdue quarterback, will direct have won 5 straight, including 3. Str games ond an wmeaten | * Pi “passed for Se ee Sues Hillcrest Club Marvor 201 Brighton $21) the Boilermakers against Michi-/league games and — a tough — ing tbanced gl - Knotty Pine , on a punt return ® oeracer | Holly ites & gan State in Saturday's game at/ non-league hurdle Friday at Lake Pirnsege Me apa eambere. | . P eli 6-8-10" Mt aren rene 11 yards Club of Mt. Clemens is being sued | pitegeraia >») ae “inet Frank Crowell’s Avondale In addition to Lake Orion's tilt an IME ee eee wath y -_ Willie Pearson plunged 5, John for $20,000 alleged civil rights dam- | Avonéa’s 33 fe $3 Phlegm went 90 yards on an end- a easreny, michnOAN eLe ° around and Fred Staley sneaked | POiOS Soin Joe Ferndale «= 18 1 Meron 116 Northville Pace Set _ for 5 ard for the running scores. a a | ES 9 oat , | Willie Shaw took a punt beck | court yesterday on behalf of him- coven, wz for Jackson Raceway an interception 15 yards and Stale Blacks, are Negroes, | Milington «6031 JACKSON (UP) — Featured passed 15 yards to Bob Scruggs alleged the golf club violated their ad w1t| “Northville Pace” at Jackson Race- | for other touchdowns. — rights under Michigan civil rights | Center Line 3¢ 0 Bestiné 13°] way tonight will find eight Class | Birmingham, an Ss came in a | Warren = 3.11 Lake short 031/B pacers matching strikes at one cracking over from the five. 30. "Thy fled the suit in federal emt. WET Grane tack wall be eaking @ ;: . . ABHINGTON .......00- court are residents Dryden rmade bid f its 3rd victory 5 — -- ae EVER 56.cioverescces ss CUE 2 [pose Memphis 314 Brows iy @ 4.) here, The tye ee —~—~=---- | Second baseman Bobby Avila : eee ovis its 26 starts this season. ooo SO figured in the scoring of 164 runs| Three former Notre Dame grid- WET ee oun “ET "Wiseever, Seana Pagts A) 6 | —Tse-- \ for Cleveland. During the World|men — Johnny. Lattner, Frank | royal Oak 540 Goenb ub 13 0| year-old gelding, has won two of : -<-—oo Series he failed to drive in a run| Palmisano and Bill Walsh — are | Re 311 Ghrine | 130/its six starts at Jackson this fall | J "| == — — and scored only once. with the Pittsburgh Steelers. 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SAGINAW has placed the matter in the hands of a Philadelphia law firm to study the edvinebitity of fing suit. “In view af < "iattéaies ad- grounds that this group joined to- | thus complete » deal af nearly gether to induce a breach of the the | $4,000,000 that would wipe out the contract which I made in good | Sen to an enthusiastic Kansas faith for the purchase of the A's.” | City. In a Chicago meeting nine days, °* ¢ «s ago, American League club owners’ Roy's brother, Earle, and father, voted to shift the A's franchise | the venerable Connie Mack, long from Philadelphia to Kansas City. | had pressed for the sale to Johnson but it was only at the Chicago ses- “Roy. sack ms a time agreed ——_ gies A ee RR GARE YE ee Athletics’ indebtedness and send” Be * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1054 sion of club owners that Roy appar- ently gave in. Before last Monday's deadline, a group of eight Philadelphia men bought the stock from the Macks and announced they had saved the A's for their own city, where the club has been for 4 years. ; * * Johnson was left holding the bag. I son Contemplates Suit Acainst A’s Syndicate But the American League vote neeced to approve the sale to the Philadelphia syndicate has not been forthcoming thus far, Johnson, his dander up, said: “This is apt to be a long and expensive litigation, but with the amount I have invested in this matter I am willing to go the limit. " st am going to be just as per- sistent and tenacious in this liti- * Art Gallagher, a member of the syndicate; said in he considers Johnson’s statement “‘en- tirely unwarranted.” . U nreasonable® Wolverines touchdown Wolverines when they meet un-| beaten Minnesota Saturday. Logie and reasoning make 2very single point well worth while. hibited a knack in the past of being completely unreasonable. without equivocation to sell the’ team ¢o me for transfer to Kansas, City,” Johnson said in a statement. | “It never was contemplated that Mr.’ Mack would be givén an oppor- | tunity to look for other purchasers, | | or to do anything except to talk to. his family. be ” ed 1 e to me ae aaeperenal with me eee jumped into the boat and hit the bee * * s {oes sete = now been saneus Sadie iE 1 was alone At the Chicago esting. Roy | boy on the back of the head. Mack was given until last Monday | Ellison pounced on me ees to sell his stock to Johnson and fish and captured. it. Discovers Art of Fishing COLUMBIA, 8. C. (P)—Alva | Lumpkin, 5, went fishing with bis | father. art of trolling, a six-pound bass While the elder Lumpkin was : busy instructing his son in the - Bowling Results AUBUBN LIONS we wt ~ Crum; 70 (3 «Chuck's 19 16 ra 13 7 Churchs 611 13 7 «6@tewarts $120 li © Fowlers Indiy game-&. Shore 207, team ome. series-FiM 908, 7745 nonsense LADIES ts 17 Delis 17 Murrays it 10) “¢! thee Vending Bridei Owen: Dot's il s Indiv. game, series—M. bho ee 470; team cme ecries—Oakland V ‘ing @31, Pirates Sign Pitcher | club at Williamsport, Pa., in the ‘Chase A Eastern League * s * Malec lives in Hamtramck, Mich. | and is a student at Western Michi- gan var = yO He ig 5-foot-10 and weighs 180 It’s Gt 99 expect in a car, you'l derbird offers. Two able: a disappearing chometer . . secorid hand. There the wealth of conveniences the Thun- and an easy-to-lift-on hard top. The extra-wide vinyl upholstered seat is foam-rubber-cushioned . . operated 4 ways. Windows roll up... by power, if you like. 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Gaberdines Imports “NO MONEY DOWN F m3 PM i _ \ THE PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,1954 Collegiate Athletic | a Miami and City Col- w York one-year proba- for infrac- Ti Y Handed |-Year Probations at Macomb for reported violations ington, Il., last Nov. 26. The Corn of other NCAA rules. Bowl is not recognized by the The committee. on rules infrac- tions fF NCAA GAVILAN SCORES—Kid Gavilan lands a right to the face of Johnny Saxton in fourteenth round of | decision in a dull, welterweight title fight in Convention Hall here last | virtually night. Saxton took title from Gavilan by a unanimous | Gavilan all the ’ AP Wirephote uninteresting encounter. However, boxing writers at ringside named winner. Care Bow! Soothell game at Bice. | ‘er hand, are barred from compet. ‘school violated NCAA regulations AlMof Miami's teams, on the oth- | ing in any NCAA-approved post- season game or tournament. The eding deat a stiff blow to) Miami's football team which is un- | defeated in four games this season. Miami drew the probationary pe- riod,. the council said, because the by providing “transportation costs of prospective athletes to visit the campus during at least the past four angel and for conducting “tryouts for - prospective football players.” Byers said the ruling has no ef- fect on Miami's regularly sched- uled games during the 1954 or 188 seasons. © Bowling Results FIRST NIGHTER we. wth Btout 18 6 Hanks 1311 No. 6 15 8 Ghell 31 Piga 18 ® Motor 68 Credit 16 9 Bank eu Hickson 1410 Mo. 1 2233 Indiv. me—P. Cline 195, series—8. McCarthy 499; team game, series—Team Ne. 8 816, 2278. HURON LADIES Pts. Pis. Johnson 16 Mo. 5 10 Gene's 12 No. 2 8 Piston 1) Domestic LY No. 8 10 Mints 4 Team game—Team No. 6 560. series— Pon ton Serv. let indiv. game, powsaurt TES L wth Prenk 20 4 Heidelberg to M4 Giater's is 6 ‘s 10 4 Prench is 6 ‘. au O'Dell 14 Walton TV : AUTOMOTIVE Pts. Pts Averill's 19 Body 13 o's 16 Auto 13 Al's 16 Jerome's ll Oakland 16 Cent.-Lincoln 1 Auburn ~ 16 Associates 7 Whittemore 15 Tradesmen L | 14 Preston Riemenschneider 14 J & D Indiv. gam 201 VAW-CIO : 5. Pts. Pinpoints 16 Whirlwinds J Shots 18 Dots 8 Bar BQ 18 Sacks i Vampires 14 Jets é 6 Wood 13 —— 5 Stars 12 a $ Kingpins 12 Upsetters 5 Bucker Bait i ts 3 Women's game—J. Maki 180, series—F. Wise 470; men's . 236, series—W. team game. series—Hot Shots 2208. : PONTIAC squaws wth wt. Smith 18 6 Aub. Motors 8 15 653 17: ¥ Hams 717 17 4 Ted's eu Shell Off is -8 618 Indiv. ge 4 198, 843; me—Ted's 696, series—Smith Core ae. ¥.0. B. Ne, 1798 wh. Ottmar’s 17 9 Lindsey el uises Ace el 11 8 F.O.E. 712 Mac 11 8 Greenwood 46 Indiv. game—B. Baker 166, T. Terroux 430; team game, series—Ottmar’s 6790, 1906. TONDAWANDAS wt wt. Ree. 18 4 Genesse 10 10 Louise 16 6 Levi's 6M Red 4 6 oi we Hoople Sees UM, Spartans Among Losers Bases Predictions on Past Performances of Teams By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Egad! One of my ardent follow- | ers suggests a system of picking the winners for Saturday's college | football games, and I have used it for this week’s selections. _ “Your astronomy is out of this world,” writes Chester Chalk of ee cnetineat a pune © reader? 1. TRAINED EXPERTS to fit your convertible top better. P Service is our Motto. Seat Cover Special Priced trom. soe STS Fora Real. Deal See Bill “8. OUR TOPS are fully Guar- . | 2. “QUALITY 8H OUR PROD. 4. TRY US ONCE—You won't || + regret it. u 136 $. Saginay St. } fs. | Admits to 33, but Not 25 FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) — A Fort Worth woman accused a 23- | year-old woman of stealing her | social security card and told po- |lice it was “embarrassing.” “I'm 33 and everyone knows it,”’ she ex- | plained. “‘They’ll all think I was | trying to pass for 25.” Boilermakers, State Both Irked by Badger Losses Spartans had only 19 men in | when Bill Murakowski, fullback, suffered a charley horse early in the 2nd quarter and didn't get | back into the game. * Fessies Is Favored Over Billy Graham FIFTY-SEVEN US. Cagers Top-Seeded Peoria Quintet Picked in World Tourney at Rio De Janeiro RIO DE JANEIRO w—The Pe |oria, Ill., Caterpillars, representing ‘the United States, are top-ranked | in the second world basketball | tournament opening Saturday along with Uruguay, Brazil and Chile. The seedings, night by tournament placed Canada, France and Israel in the second officials, rank. Peru, Yugoslavia, Paraguay | and China were unseeded, Argentina, the 1953 champion, is not entered ‘in the tournament which places the nations in four groups of three teams each for the opening elimination round. Two teams from each group will compete for the championship, Group one lists Brazil, the Phil- lippines and Paraguay; group two, the U.S., Canada and Peru; group three, Uruguay, France and Yu- goslavia; group four, Chile, Is- rael and China. State Bounties Four Wolves in September | LANSING #—Four wolves, all killed in the Upper Peninsula, were among the predators bountied by the state in September, the con- servation department reported to- day One male wolf was taken in each of Alger, Chippewa and Dickinson Counties. A female was killed in Luce County. In addition, 832 coyotes, 184 bob- cats and 1,052 fokes were bountied. Bounty payments in the month to- part- gravedigger and the na- | taled $20,850. tion's No, 3 ranked welterweight ; a close favorite to whip veteran| Connie Mack gained fame as York in a| mariager of the Philadelphia Ath- 10-round bout at the Olympic Audi-|letics but he also was a star torium tonight. . catcher. * * * title fight between Kid Gavilan and + Johnny Saxton, the match here |g Sport Specials! a nonetheless ig expected to attract @ a a sizable crowd into the 10,000-seat |@ All Ster BASKETBALL SHOES @ AN Weel VARSITY JACKETS & There will be no television is GYM TRUNKS, $1.00 up & _ |f King Louie . Frightens Betters Away 8 BOWLING SHIRTS HONG KONG (UP — It's them - COWUING SHOES | way the name of the operator of @ the totalizator board at Happy | WELDEN ~ Valley race track is pronounced ® $PORTING GOODS that makes bettors wince. His | 51 Me. Clemens. FE 4-621! Hy name is Cheatham. TTT Y ae | Hot Prospect ‘Model A’ Ford ‘on Southwest 11 Hardin-Simmons Frosh Following Brother to } announced - last the Philippines, | Passing Fame ABILENE, Tex. —A freshman | | football player at Hardin-Simmons | | University who tosses q pigskin | | like a baseball is creating plenty of talk these days and among | those discussing him most is that master of the pass himself, Sam- my Baugh. * ¢ »® The boy's name is Ken Ford and they call him Model A. He's a brother of John (Model T) Ford, | who set all kinds of passing rec- ords at Hardin-Simmons from 17 to 1950 and now is an assistant coach at Arizona. Ken won't be passing against his brother's team because Hardin-Simmong and Ari- zoha do not meet although both are in the Border Conference. Ken gave the armchair quarter- backs something to talk about wher he stepped onto the field for | his first college game. He com- | pleted his first pass for a touch- down against Tulsa. ° *. © ©& Naturally, followers of Hardin- Simmons fo ot b all immediately started comparing Ken with his brother. John Ford completed 313 passes for 5,195 yards and 58 touch- downs in his career at the school. Ken is off to a flying start to- ward smashing John's records. Hunting Season Is Open! SAVE soos Leather Boots, from $14.95 giz 1 $1.00 CIO 8 Wool Socks .. Hunting Coats . Gun i —— pe a Hunting Pants ...$695 Cases .......9100 Buy Your Shotgun New at REDUCED PRICES! % Tomorrow at the Hub, One of | Pontiac’s Largest Selections top ...quality topcoats Specially Priced for You at IT’S WORTH PLENTY FOR YOU TO BE HERE EARLY AT THIS EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF FINE COATS. THE GROUP INCLUDES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FABRICS, -CHOICE COLORS, FAVORITE MODELS. EVERY COAT IS TAILORED WITH CARE FOR OUTSTANDING STYLE AND COMFORT. AT /THIS PRICE THEY'RE THE BEST BUYS OF THE YEAR! COME GET YOURS — WHILE THE GETTING IS GooD! Charge ht You are cordially invited to open Charge ee f HUB CLOTHIER rd 7 18. 20 Detects M SAGINAW STREET | e . EIGHT v * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Je gy lle iy at eg Rg BX: Min, fit lili! Bgl Bt i ag ac Gh ing ing a og ag ge Mayline in Anat iy Ai ial gg My i it gif: STaE ile i i i : stil ii i Dna “ ae ind f — - > ns 43rd. i 1 in in 1949. in aa games, and its | in Saturday's 41-19 “victory pari lB san knotked the Orange | . rated first place ingpass defense to defense leader is which has allowed permitted fewest completions, 11, the lowest average 26.8 per UCLA is edalnst in runbacks Kentucky ran back interceptions 240 yards worth against Mississippi _UCLA also ran back five Stan-; , ford punts for 18) yards and two) | touchdowns. Detroit did even bet- ie Only three teams have held the ter against Villanova Friday night opposition to af average of under | going 239 yards with eight kicks | a touchdown a game. Colorado has | and scoring twice. allowed 3.8 points a game, Ala-— a Se Boston College 5.8. . ia oa two defen- * * UTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair ‘on All Makes of Cars iH ee ees 8-cylinder . Fost, Precision Cylinder Hood Milling cee ene, CE AR EIS ever HEADS A MILLED LED FOR ALL CARS — Immediete Service ‘2p. pr. . .$10.00 Young Hunter in Derby Lead A year-old Auburn Heights schoolboy holds the lead in the test after the opening day shooting Conard ‘Fulkerson, who just Pontiac Press big pheasant con- | “Oe Miss Top Nation | i | RECORD BLACKFISH?T—Audrey Hopf admires a 20-pound 1l-ounce biackfish held by George T. Peckham of Newport, R. L, who has filed a claim for a world record with the International Game Fish Association. The present rod and reel record is 18 pounds six ounces, caught ¢ at Montauk Point, lturned 13 last week, bagged a 3 night,| try, and second with kickoffs at) 29.9. Arizona is the kickoff leader \with 31.1. UCLA leads in pass interceptions | with 276. Its the most passed-| against team in the country, 118} atsticall attempts being made against it in five games. Army turned in the outstanding | pass defense feat of the season Wichita, cougar. is the real | | with 18 and interception yardage so far at Duke Saturday. It held | kick return leader. It's No. 1 in It ee runbacks with 29.6 yards: | the Blue Devils to one completion | for a loss of | nine yards. Audrey's. AP Wirephote L. 1, N. Y., last October. Blackfish are called by their Indian name of Tautog along part of the Atlantic coast. Peckham caught the whopper from a boat with a 30-pound test line. long with a 23-inch It is 33 inches “waistline,” about the same as pound, 2-ounce bird in the Ist 10 | Beverly, Pontiac. He brought down minutes of the season Wednesday | morning. Conard, who was bunting | his 12-gauge pump shortly after | with his mother, Mrs. Willard Fulkerson, 2096 Woodale, used a) 20-gauge shotgun to bring down) the bird in the South Boulevard- | Opdyke Road area. An Sth grader at Heights school, young Fulkerson is in his 2nd season as a hunter and Wednesday marked his Ist success. Another lucky hunter Wednesday | the north city limits within an hour ‘carried the planks to their own site | was William J. Mobley, 639 E. ‘a 3-pound, l-ounce ringneck with noon in Waterford Township. Table tennis star Jimmy Reed ~~ proved adept with a gun as gineers who built. a dam near! Wisconsin's defense has yielded | @ partial albino near Manitouwadge Lake said today | 197.5 yards a game and only 51.5 he bagged a ‘Wy Granting Buckeyes Pair of Touchdowns Wisconsin Hopes Lie in Ability to Ovutrun Buckeye 11 : MADISON, Wis. #—Ohio State, . | in the opinion of Wisconsin Coach Ivy Williamson, “will do things” EgeE oh Williamson discounts the idea| thriller last fall in which Ohio! State scored twice in the fourth quarter. Beavers Give Assist on Dam-Building Job | GERALLTON, Ont. (UP)—En- HARPOON CATOH— Major Francis 0. Chapelle, ' skindiver of U. S. Army stationed in Panama Canal Zone, shows a triggerfish he harpooned in -bay off Taboga Island. Big 10's Best Attack, Defense - Clash Saturday Machine Against Strong | Wisconsin 11 CHICAGO # — The Big Ten pivotal game Saturday between will be a méeting of the confer- ences best defensive team against the No. 1 club on offense. | Official league statistics today showed Ohio State ranked Ist in nesota 371 yards per game to 325. Buckeyes have outscored the Gophers, 29.3 to 22.5, and have an_ ledge in Ist downs, 18 to 17.5. Ohio State has averaged 240.3 ing and 86.3 passing, Minnesota - features a running attack that leads the league with an average of 338 yards, Gophers have thrown fewer .|passes than any other Big Ten: iteam and have an average gain | | of only 33.5 yards by air. | M-59. Reed and his father, Curly they were helped by a night shift’ on the ground. However, Badgers , hunting. | wag another who got an Auburn Reed, got 3 birds in a half hour’s ‘of beavers. | Three times the engineers at-| “early tion of a creek feeding into the bird.” He shot a 2-pounder near lake, but each time the beavers | after the season opened. ee NOTICE! TO THE WOMEN OF PONTIAC. - HUDDIK'S ONE OF PONTIAC’S FINEST AND MOST RELIABLE MEN’S STORES LOCATED AT 15 N. SAGINAW STREET (DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE STRAND THEATER) GREAT 4 ‘ OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU--- The price preceding each article in this advertisement is based eriginel or former selling price and is guaranteed to be as advertised or your money cheertully refunded without @ question. 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The day after he talked to a ‘senior 4-H club group about the. one of the members was stopped |for speeding and charged with reckless driving. \danger of speed on the highways | | have been vulnerable to passes allowing a conference high of 146 Duane Paul Bills. 354 Midway, | tempted to start the dam on a sec-| Yards per game. Buckeyes Pit Scoring unbeaten Wisconsin and Ohio State |< offense, although outgained by Min- | that Ohig State holds a jinx over | | Ohio State has given up an aver- age of 202.6 yards per game, 128 on the ground, and Minnesota has yielded 204 yards,: 145.5 on the Northwestern, without a confer- ence victory, is disproving the the- ory that ball control governs vic- tory. Wildcats have averaged 73.5 awe per game and have allowed — their opponents a low of 53.5. The Big Ten’s two best. rushers also wil] meet in the Wisconsin- Ohio State duel, Ohio State's Bobby has netted 266 yards in games and Wiscon- sin's Alan Ameche is 2nd with AAA Sport Car Races DETROIT (UP) — Number of sports car races sponsored by the American Automobile Assn. would be incredsed under a plan an- ;nounced here Wednesday by the AAA’ s contest board. Col. A. W. Herrington, board .. chairman, said one phase would | be to increase the number of AAA | speed trials at the Boneville (Utah) | Salt Flat during 1955. * * * Herrington said his group also would cooperate with various sports car organizations to effect ja “gradual increase” in the num- 'ber of races held at air force bases. ; The island of Cyprus. one of the .{ important copper producers of the ancient world is again important in — production. | SEE US- | WE FINANCE! | Everybody's Credit Is Good Here! | NATIONAL {MOTOR SALES Y‘ALL COME— | Mack, the “grand old man the club. 171 South Saginaw Se. a STILL AT THE HELM—Connie Mack beams with joy as he replaces his name plate on his desk at Shibe Park. A syndicate of Philadelphia businessmen who Pg ec the club’s franchise named of baseball,” honorary president of Let's Go Bowling! et’s Go Bowling! 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RECREATION, 199 Orchard Lake Ave. — A Member House in Your Ne cighborkood! superior quality alleys and * : e t * A P 3 : > : » ' : See ' ‘ ’ : A - i j a, ' ~ t \ | | | : | : po / a THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1954, | FIFTY-NINE | Scribe F inde Pheasant === ES =2=* ducted ‘into the Pontiac YMCA Plentiful on Ist Day =**"*= == * e. 6 By JACK PATTERSON crasional iditerentmarkama- ttre emgecy. Dont now, | THe "ew maar Pa (Ponting Press Gutteer Wetter? -_ though, as it matters much to us. | Sun, Noman = Fata : ) ae : , ean te We even missed one —s on! Morey, John Griesen and. Jack opened. the pheasant.season yester- Only really easy limit we heard |ihe ground. Holler |e ; day morning in the area west of | 8bout was taken by Herman’ Cole : ik. Sporting Goods Pigeon, in the company of Bob and |of' Pontiac, ee —- ° mg , .. Writ, we! w ’ i a reer tes ee | Can ak ie ee October. Special $ DRASTIC ably fail to record a demonstra-|Places, incidentally, which we | REDUCTIONS ton of ateciousaramansip fo/bave een placed wer cat ot} Mong Flannel Guns - Rifles 3 Ammunition some, Bird after bird ballooned up i _ [a pen rang, cyto al Ran ne mene Sere nt — Taway to safety amidst a withering | found that he'd seen many birds y barrage of near (and not so near)| pep hadn't done them all the ' anaes. mischief the law allows, Rey Dor- SUPER SPECIAL ee er taectag 2 | ti repertad good hewting. whieh SUPER SPEED. handsome cock and with that |. We took to mean a limit bag and SHOTGUN .. "| example to spur them on, the | ‘the same dog bit Lou Cooper. $9 ys : old fuddiers finally buckled down oe ff and collected a few more birds. |- Hank Giroux and Harold Bessler 12-16- But it was a pretty sad display, | of Cooley Lake burned a good deal 20 Ge. $229 SEAWLING BEFTERN Putencng ea el t| Pion 1 ack ey ie ogee nonetheless. of ququeter tn Gis aren ond bittern, broken in a brawl with another bitten at | with a silver plate. We're seriously thinking of plug-| brought back gaudy trophies to 410 Ga. Now 1.96 play for this situation the OS eS con wn fod atl ha dla ae Charge Y. s n ae | 4 L j i You Be the = ber CD Officials From Area | rerhaps fefns, and donating them| ee | oer Weaver Scopes Quarterback inside him. Invited to Detroit Confab |to the local branch of the Farm! So the birds are here for the ge at No : and Garden Club. ‘taking and it looks as though "34 eS 30 , (Answer) — eek A SE nee eee eel we did find panty er ost | cate Sees he big, decline | Extra Cost! $45.00 K4 $ 4. Dive play. That tackle 1s — officials from 10 southeastern COW” | sehey hunters interviewed backed |’47, But the hunting right now is w 36 charging. Why dive into him? Forest Fires Hit Low ties have been invited to attend a us up on our guess that pheasants | anything but easy. Weeks of rain $57.50 KV ” %46 3. Fullback slant. The offensive me welfare services conference in De- peggy err esrage F edyymg sed have left aap of the farmland oo ta Oe Ligemra @-Only ceneet patter Tine. | beronbouns tn 0, lenobinensd-onal . cna tahes care ot ho tackde on is | aro tn the peat week was reported nis nay, | vile. we ran tte an Cudoed dee: | ion, There's but one word for ” PHILIP'S ee veh woeettatin.: today by the State Conservation /®SN wie a pee eapeieed of Meade Fi (etd eogitene com, a cl Department. , which | counties inc Brower, Prince, | . nal Soe ete ee one we et ato othing FINE LUGGAGE q floating, you should toll to date to $8 fires which Harold Parenti, The boys did very | birds, remarked upon by just about 9 South Sagi SPORTING GOODS | plenty of time to throw. See Sere (Seba oy ee ino ro : haw 79 WN. Saginaw Se¢. : short of the — refusal to : : 1. Quarterback ‘keep. 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Silent, one might take him Hazel Toppled 100-Year Tree Towering Pecan Stood | on Mt. Vernon Estate : | of George Washington | WASHINGTON w= A 100-year- |old pecan tree, viewed by thou | sands of persons who have visited ‘the historic Mt. Vernon estate of | George Washington, was destroyed _their men,” swore the former ci- | for a recording secretary of a lodge | py Hurricane Hazel. pher clerk who defected and pulled | of boosters. His wife, Svetlana, the rug from under the May-Fuchs- | blonde and much taller, followed The huge tree helped frame the, Gold-Greengiass-Rosenbergs appa-| him with her adoring but ever-so- | view of the Potomac as tourists see “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 __ lac that i¢ was about 100 years eld, Wali said. It was believed to have been an offshoot from trees which Thomas Jefferson gave to Washington, and which he called ‘Illinois trees,”’ or pecans. « Wall said hardly a twig was torn from the 15 or 16 still older trees on the estate that. have survived since the days when Washington lived there, more than 150 years ago. Some of these may have been planted by Washington or under his direction, Wall said. Two Carolyns Named for Identical Honors LORIS, S. C. (#) — Carolyn ratus. slightly amused eyes wherever he | the river from the Mt. Vernon piaz-| James, llth grade Loris High ~ Many Reds serving in embas- — wes and consulates want to make | the break immediately when pened, Gouzenko remembered, “was described in gory detail with sadistic pleasure.” walked in the hotel suite. She had 2&. It stood a few hundred feet to| School student, was elected Loris | lcarried his scrap book to town. the left of the piazza, which ex-| “Future Farmers of America jtends across the mansion on the Sweetheart.” And hung on his every word, They met just after the out- break of World War Ul when Charles C, Wall, estate super- intendent, said Wednesday the ancient tree was blown. down, up- reoting a large section of the . | City “Future Farmers of America Soon afterward, she \received a letter from Carolyn James in the | lith grade at Lake City, S. C., about 65 miles distant. The other Carolyn had been elected. Lake Sweetheart.” a by Galbraith = 5 * 7 2 MH z 3 a > = 2 < the Reds really wanted to knock | him off they would have found | ways and means years ago. But | there's always a chance they're still looking. If so, he doesn’t want to help them one little bit. The hood has its publicity value. too, and Gouzenko is as alert to that as any denizen of B'way or H'wood. He is inordinately proud of the reception given his ‘‘Fall of a Titan,” and should be. He is pleased, too, with producer Fred Feldkamp’s _ forthcoming demi - documentary, ‘‘Operation Manhunt,” to be released next month by United Artists, He ap- pears in the picture's epilogue, hooded. ; CL ede Cee , %. & mg & OP On: Cape. 1886 0) NEA Goria, “We had two years of wonderful peace with all your relatives, but | you weren't satisfied—you had to visit some of ‘em!" by Walt Disney READY _ FOR THE MOVIES ? — I HAD A GARLIC eS (MME. \ GG ra Cape. 1906 by EA Bervion, tee. T. O. fap, @. Pe J Gate spend a nice, quiet eveping by going out some place.” i Sale + res a” % ~~ by Charles Kuhp RA IT ? GOLLY t DON'T Lad WHAT VA MEAN, SPUR LINE “al UT we. 2 4 CAPTAIN EASY a Sy) " o# + ae <2 ty ‘ f | f » \s \ by Merrill Blosser ey "main ING J AGAIN: — Nn OUT OUR WAY a e- ae —s pa 7 Se od v/ ai! * = ee at \ in the debate on China's creden- Curb, Gutter, Drainage and relat. _— : : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21.1954 pam SIXTY-ONE. Grains Eke Out ' Menon souk take an active role | Notice of Intention to Construct Help Wanted Male 6 ~ Small Gains CHICAGO (—Grains eked out small gains onthe Board of Trade today even though there wasn't any urgent demand in any pit.~ Wheat near the end of the first hour was %, to % higher, Decem- ber $2.18'g, corn % to % higher, December $1.53%, oats % to % er, December $1.33%, soybeans \% to 1% higher, November $2.74%% and lard 5 to 3 cents a hundred pounds higher, November $14.90. Des . Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN Gaesce ees rain: SONIC 1.364 we BM May ae sseonace S20" Soybeans coeee:» 2.290 Nov : 2.73%. -eeee 2.19 Jan ........ 2.77% —: Mar .... 2.8014 otmenee ht pad ccccenee S81 oeescen SDE ® ane a] eco--+s 1.58% . seeccece 1.60% Nov ete | . Dec ........13.4 eenepes zm renee 13.37 seecee ou sencee-. 0% Dee ..,.....11.00 Mar OES to. cococes 8.33% May ....,... 11.08 ~ Lodge Calendar Special communication of tiac Lodge, No. 21. P.& AM. purchase—and his choice of saleswomen—j|of 4 Harriette St. Pon- Frank H. Wright accepts delivery on a share of | Allen St. PFM is sponsored by the Detroit Edison ‘stock in.PFM Enterprises, a Junior Achievement | Co. Wright is adviser for sales for the junior firm, | Pentise Press Photo HAPPY INVESTOR — Obviously pleased at his the sale are two members of the firm, Joan Streling | (L.) and Shirley Biskner of 17 Friday, Oct. 22nd. to confer M. M. firm which will make and sell floor chimes. Making | on toan from = sponsor. degree. We are honoring old timers who will participate in the degree . work. Dinner at 6:30. Robert C. Burnes, M. —Adv. w. doseph A. Cobb, 27, of 365 Rock- well St., charged with possession | of narcotics, was bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court fol- Lodge opens at 5:15 p. m.. News in Brief Some Stocks Up Around 1 Point generally higher stock market. lowing his examination before Pon- tiae -Judge Marice E. Finnegan. Gains of about a point were He was returned to Oakland County’ made by Inland Steel, Chrysler, Jail when unable to post a $2,500: bend, pending arraignment Mon- NEW YORK —Selected issues climbed around a point today in a | Senne nme eer MARKETS | ‘Produce DETROIT PRODUCE DETROIT (UP) — Wholesale prices on public farmers markets reperted by tre Bureau of Markets: Fruits: Apples, Delicious, fancy, $.28 bu: No. 1, 6.00-4.50 bu. Greenings, No. 1, 3.00- River, Number 1, 3.00-3.50 bushel; 3.50 bu; Jonathan, fcy. $4 bu; No. 1, §3- 3.50 bu; McIntosh, fancy, 4.55 bu; No 1. 3.00-3.75 bu; Northern Spy, No. 1, 3.60- 4.00 bu; Snow, No. 1, 2.50-3.00 bu: Wolf River, No. 1, 3.00-3.00 bu; Cider, Mo. 1, JA Firms Set to Sell Stock Plan Two Pontiac Companies to Visit Detroit, Exchange; Offer Shares. Two Pontiac Junior Achievement | ais ss firms invade the Detr@t Stock Ex- change at 4 p.m. tomorrow, joining Reds to Contest ; U.N. Decisions — Seek Assembly Floor | in Attempt to Override | 2 Rulings on China bly floor today in a last-ditch at. | tempt to upset two U.N. rulings | involving her ally, Communist | The Soviets were expegted to ask 1. The Steering Committee's ruling to delay debate on two ex- plosive Russian charges of U.S. aggression against Red China until the crucial disarmament debate ts over. 2. The Credential Committee's decision to accept Nationalist Chi- na’s qualifications as a U.N. mem- ber. The Russians had faint hope of reversing either decision. But ob- servers said today’s special As- embly meeting to receive the re- port of these committees gave the Soviets a chance to air their views ‘again. In challenging the ruling to ac- cept Nationalist China's creden- ‘tials, the Russians were expected | to demand a roll call vote. to find out how many powers now favor bringing Communist China into the U.N. Over the past three years, the Russian representatives have never been able to muster more than seven votes in favor of the There was considerable specu- lation that India’s V. K. Krishna ~ NOTICE “OF 1 TESTING ING CATTLE FoR TUBERCULOSIS tor ie loss will begin on OF about the Ist day charges: as well. — os | You ere hereby notified that at. & crry OP SYLVAN LAKE regular meeting of the Commission of TICE OF ELECTION | the City ‘of Pontiac. Michigan held on Gur years, and one constable to serve | a special Assembly session to over- | ride: : tials—and perhaps the aggression ® City” 6y!- Michigan. Tuesday, i Voting will th at Tine City Hall for the | sng of electing one member of the Council t@ serve for a term of \ for a term-of two years. The names of the candidates which | UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Yl win Ail eppesr on the ballot, through a peti- Jed im accordance with the City Russia sought the General Assem- | chaster will be the following ord @ polls et said election will be open at * o'clock a.m. and will remain open unlil 8 o'clock p.m. of said election day. Signed: MARJORIE B. WILLSON City Clerk. City of avon Lake, Michigae: oct. 31. ie ads “ELECTION WoT To the qualified pe dy ry ‘the Town- ship of Brandon. Township of Commerce, Township of Highland, Townahi be preg er Township of Novi, Townesht, of kland, City of Pontiac, Townsh ef Pontiac. City of Syivan Lake, Town. ship of Waterford, wnship of West field, Township of White Lake, ty of Oak of igan. Eales the Rowman ot Beasaon ¥ we: Township of ce. ‘Tewnship of Township of, of — Township of Oakland, cnr of Sylvan n tale, Tas oft Water ford, Township tw the County ef Oskiand and State et Nuichigany, Tuesday, November 2, 1 7 o'clock ip the forenoon _— 8:00 — in the afternoon, Eastern dard Tim fer the purpose of electing ag following officera: Governor, Lieutenant Governor os ress, and ‘mun Street to M.A.L.B.R. ‘ef the City Commission to construct curb, $4. gutter, | to defray $2,521.60 of the estimated cost of In- |. | imprevement fe- from Jessie street to Allen street sha ed Work on Allen Street from Os- the leth day of October | 054 by Fesolu- BOYS TRAVEL te 2 to travel with, . No e ° ew cars furnished, expenses vanced deity, Apply ® R. J. Mar. tin, Mich, ment, Wayne Bt:; 10 to 2 p.m. tion it was declared to be the drainage and related work on ~1y street from Osmun street to MALRR. at an estimated cost of $5.171.71 and that the pian. profile and estimate of said improvement is on file for public inspecUion It ts further ~ intended te construct said improvement in accordance with the plan, profile and estimate. and that the cost thereof shall be defrayed by special | assessment according to frontage end. that all of the lots and parcels of land fronting upon either side of Allen Street from Osmun Street to M.AL.R.R. shall constitute the special assesament district and expenses thereof and that 82.6501! of the estimated cost and expenses there- of shall be paid from the Capital Im- Peatine. Michigan. Municipal Court on October 1954 at 8 o'clock pm. to “hear | suggestions and objections thet may = bs by parties interested eTee Dated October 30, 1054 EVANS ADA R City Clerk Oct. 31. 1964 Notice of Intention to Construct Curb, Gutter, Drainage and relat. ed Work on Adams Street from Jessie Street to Alien Street. You ere hereby notified that at « Commissi: the Cl the 19th day of October 1 tion it was declared ef the City Commission to construc’ eurb. gutter, drainage and related work on Adams etreet from Jessie street to an estimated cost of $4,268.08 and that the pian, profile and estimate of said improvement ts on file for pubiie inspection It is further intended to construct sald in accordance with the plan. profile and estimete, and that the cost thereof shall be defrayed by specia! assessment accoridng to frontage and that ell of the lots parcels of land fronting upon either side of Adams weer constitute the special assessment district to defray .08 of the estimated cost and and that 61. 008.00 of the ead oon cost and expenses shall pe from the Capital In. SD heaton ob electors he days oting election an jo. 3 Sa are | aed Amendment to Article of the Constitution ode: —_—= Distribution of Amendment authoris- Seeroutng, =e tantes $80,000. - ioe, te =! al agian ry . Py 4 to of the Constitution to per- Susse te authorise Chari- table Lotte hat may be susee oy pares ba noe wW.o. 48 Dated. October 20, 1054 ADA ey Oct. 21. 1084 ee Notice of Intention to Construct day. Lehigh Portland Cement, Long |... and the follow County proposition: Star Cement, DuPont, Barbe 2.50 4-gailon case. Grapes, No 1, of November, ne inty - .85-1.00 peck. Huckleberries Number 1, with 160 other JA concerns in of-| This notice is given tn accordance with mettoten tn the mg tlm of nen be |2” Recap on Telegraph Road from Fish supper. Malta Temple, 82 Oil, and Western Union. 85-1.00 Pears, Me 1! fering 14,000 shares of stock worth | {ef B°"inlone of Bectinn Ure ot AC ng | er eer 01.000 of the assenaed v vaulation |W. Huron street to Elizabeth Lake Perkins, Pri. 5 until. $1. - --Adv.| 3.50-4.00 bu: pears, Kiefer, No. 1. 2.80- t le Acts of 1818. be lor the years 1988 to 1074, | 4 | Also higher were Bethlehem 3.00 bu. Melons, No. 1, 1.35-1.15 a. | $7,000.00 for sale to the general | ff Section 287 180 of the Compiled Laws, of | both inclusive “to service not to exceed | AVe@ue. Steel, G 1 Motors, Nort! Vegetabies: Beans, Limas, No. 1, 200) Michigan for 18 ~~ as amended “4, of bonds tor @ County building | You are hereby notified that at e Watch this space for our ad next eel, Genera hrop, | wo 1. 3.00-3.80 bu. Beets, No 2, 85-00 public. MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT | in the Guy of | of Pontiac regular meeting of the Commission of week on Big Rummage Clearance Radio Corp. (at a new high for pens: fancy 138, des Nene, oan ” oy 8 MCINTYRE, ive ty the’ County clerk, f ee oe S's conser he wy sees: Sale, at Temple Beth Jacob at cor- {the year), Pullman, Schering. | taney, abe taba: te i * eas red 4A stock, always sold for 50 Coun tases ay ee J the ‘ton it was declared to be the intention ner Orchard Lake and Exchange. | Phelps Dodge, United Airlines and | Cebbage Cov peage Me, 2 5-50 be; eabbage| COnts @ share, and non-transfer- es “4 the qeel tes witmeation of the city Commiasien to construct 3” ; —Adv. | Kennecott. iad eat v i 406138 oe, ecabbese. able, is sold by the teenagers to Oct. 91, aa a wet ‘7 | trom, West Huron Btreet to Biteabeth Rummage sale Saturday 8 to 12, There were exceptions to the UP- | $0" dos eg ee cee wes a ee : #3 800.00 and she thant proto end Congregational Church. Fe Ady | trend, however. Douglas Aircraft, Toate ba Cauliflower: Ge 1 1.15 | Bees 0nd manuiacturing corpere- y Treasurer’s Statement as Required By cottmate of sail mnpeovement S868 which opened up nearly one point, 235,204, -18-2.60 crete; | tons which they found and oper: Ket 293 of the Public Acts of 1947 win te bes tended to construct up y po! 7 ne. 1" i-1'38, aos: celery rest. oto unter the JA - Tt ts further in to ot oni at dap ag Rag co fe oer) op Laing 1 1,50 gos. Cucumbers, sltesrs. = progra si odie and estimate, sad that the hea : ee oa strong in Spee begga] No. 45-60 dos Tew hebat he a i {Charlee A. Spare, County Tressurer of Oabland Counts, Sate of Michigan. | in) tmnt, shall te detvayad by special etal : more than two points after 0. . accordin records in my office as ding 65- t. long, No. t. - 10 Seda che tetel of on voned tex Vien ite' bet | erat all ot the tots and pereels of land Rummage sale First Presbyter- | announcing higher earnings and | 1.25-1.78 bu. No. 1 '3.60-1.28| Matchomatic Co., a JA firm 16° mills established by Section 21, Xisisie "Sef the Constitution of ‘Michigan, fronting, wpen it ian Church Sat., Oct. 23, 9 a. m./an extra dividend. bu asians Nob , L003 38 goe| sponsored by the Michigan Bell | *#runs pie ie Cc aPORATIONS “ Siitese ‘ fo "Bilaabein Lake Avenue shall constiat ee: The railroad shares showed | 190") 15° SOuenz: so, i 1 be ten = =o County of Oak Increase = Years Effective tray fal tion on of an ated on - u. Treen, oo, ' | 5 Rammage ae Fir |e vigor. Tang have advanced bite hearty uly fet" | ore wooden book atch dupenees fects f sent TSS igen uo anys, tnt | Stinnee "eal So ‘epee sere Church Fri. 9 to 2. —Adv.| sharply in recent sessions. om sche. ‘Pars ay we. ‘. Late ge ces Ga se of In ers 00 1964 to 1968 inek | Shall be paid from the Capital Improve- Peppers, 0. 1,80- : Distriet of ment OTIC EREBY OIVEN Rummage tale, Cen. Brokers suggested that profit-| ou Peppers. Ca wane, ne. ADE eee) pb | Its fellow Stock Exchange part-— p=] Gomnashy School S Stenee =— eee isst =4 ites feck That the Com i ot the City of Chureh, 9 a. m. Oct. 23. —Ady.| taking could Se svete before Perper te Nest, ib0-i.%8 bu; pep- | Mer is PFM Enterprises, epeneered | 409 1088 fo 1086 ing ; as oF ee op | peices muc igher esky sweet, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu; i Detroit Edison C whicn : hear Dancing, Cards, Refreshments al red, sweet, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Fotntoes. Dus 50 sha apa | Renee Diotwics Mo. 8, Addiocs Towns ce 1964 to 1968 o> pobee $080 os 9 oie =. Dar a! ( & Round). Waterford | No. 1'126-1.50 S0-lb beg: potatos. No. | is also offering 30 shares e. | Rochester Community” ~~ ie Se ee ore . New York Stocks 128-280 100. beg. Pumpkins Mo. 1! PFM, like Matchomatic, was “ —— see eS i bal wot C.Al. Bidg., Sat. Oct. 23, 9 to 1. 90-1.00 bu. Radishes. red. No. 1 15-06 RU AA Oo $16 1964 to 1978 deck | WOOT ase Door prizes, public invited. Donas | agmirai 903 nt 00.4 | 20% Dens: radishes, white. No 1, 15-90 organized last week when the JA [hroetonis), je. 8. Aven Towe- 18.00 1960 te 1968 incl ADA & EV tion $3 per couple. Republican | Air Re Ha Kime Cit. 4.3 /f eq var squash, Buttersut ze 1. | program began operation of its cas Cammaniee thnat fant — "7 Women's Federation of Oakland | Ales - St) 303 Kresge G8 104 128 bu. squash, : ise: | sixth program year. The firm will | Sshec! istvist Ke. 30, Freccional of the ows. 10.00 1040 to $008 fast ae er County. —Adv. | Abied strs . 444 Lehn & OF ... 4 8 oa: age Loe Se rae met) } 2% | manufacture and sell door chimes Bicom $90 1984 to 1968 tack. |= Allis ae ib bakt 81.00 oie-w okt ; toma- ~ 12.00 incl. | H W. Pike-Sat, Oct. 23, 8 to 12/4" S5" is rire Bisa es ‘eeha. Turnin. topped. No. || able to order the stock through . PEt] Phos | bot peed borg Bethany Baptist. —Adv. Am Cyan 41 Loew's | 16.7 t : .| any of M brokerage houses = ‘ : me en rrr ee Se CT, ah 543 tame BCom... $06 eee ee 1ST te Se Beas te pen die arg with the Exchange, or |Bisomteld Hille School District Me. 8 Prectional. fos 188s tS i8ss et] «ADAMS. OcTOmER 21, 1906. BER- Waterford Township Taxpayers’ | iS ves 1 fea tn 22g 100-138 bu: endive, dienched. Bet] a. oe = at Ge Mebane os | el oe et Ce ee ‘SO 1954 to 1958 imel. eee teas aes & be Couneil. Special moming, Mon. | sn Mocs”. wl jroreh Pid... 30. | Lerele US. Beare, Met ete ve Pte Possess | east taken bec Bloomield Hille ws 10.00 1968 to 1978 nel. loved’ husband “of ‘Mrs, Bain P. Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. C. A. I. Bldg. | Am 5 See - hops Manin pel 322 Lettuce, head, No. 1 2.76-3.28— the of the at ef Bmates chip Ares on, = Her jo Adams. dear father of Mra. J. M. ; y Fos - lettuce, . No 1. 1.75 . 5 : : ne Watson. Mre. Albert Lockwoed, 9, Witiems take ne OR 3-0212. | 4m Seating 3 M Co... O16) Remeene tee ees be ro wedlleer | Building Walled Lake Consolidated Scheel District s.99 1960 1969 ine. Lawrence B. Adains end Eleanet —AGy. | Am Geet Be ed Sr; | celterd. comech and woratp crews Be | =Wiltiam Deen. chairman of Fon- 18.80 198 to. 1ets feck ot Sete ctes’ Funeral service Dinte Cab. OR 3-4162. Waterford, | 42 Tel,® Te! 1113 Monee ca ie — {tiae’s Junior Achievement board Te*sshie School District of Farmington 18.60 1968 go 1070 mel. will be held Bunday, October 3%, Drayton, Clarkston area. —Adv. | Am Woolen... 186 Motor Pa 21.7 CHICAGO POTATOES of directors announced that the o2s i988 to less inet at 30,9 Ponerel Home. Milford - Am Zinc..... WBS Seesey What $04) CHICAOO (AP—Potetoes: Arrivals wer sale of stock on the Exchange is Saeeis Ma 6 Prsteesdl of te Yous. eo 1906 co 1979 feet Michigan with Rev. Retert Sail vel Pn PE baa, ay Hag torerg jAnac W zee Se | lier Br.... 28.6 | supplies ceils: ects pgnoe deed only part of the total amount of chive of Farmingten, Livonis and Restore 14.50 1988 red 191 oa stove. ‘Scmetery, biitora,, Micht- le = »&. A Armco Stl ....57.6 iter A Cp 27.6 | market steady with firm undertone: | stock that Pontiac JA firms will) gooarich a 4.00 1964 te 1978 inel. gan. ear ele errangements -..by —Adv. | Armour & Co 113 t Basc 49.4 Washington Russets $365. Wisconsin | be offering for sale to the public. | Gread Siena Sehool District 16.60 1952 to 1961 imei. the Richardeon-Bird Funeral Assd Dry G ..24.6 Nat Cash R... 843 Russets $2.75; Pontiacs $2.20. Minnesota | public. | Gra: ne Township Unit Sehool District 6.60 1961 to 1970 inel. Home, Milford, Michigan - Save $50.00 on Water Softner. Atchison ....}18.4 Ket — Ae North Par es Pontiacs (washed) $285; | Dean explained, “Only two of | oly aren Sehoo!l District 10.00 1968 to 1972 ime | BARLOW. OCTOBER 16. 1984, sree pd eed beim | Ome me 22} | cumwann {the eight JA firms in Pontiac are | Clarketos "Communit Schoo! District aes isst_ se iste oom| semeponaanee Tope ng a8 be A =, ae i S CHICAGO POULTRY | participating. they will sell most | - 3.60 1961 to 1910 incl.| loved wife of Arthur W. * race Lutheran Chureh Rum- | ;,) of their stock themselves, in Pon 1.00 1961 -to 1970 ine. ood aaa dear mother of William, mage Sale Friday, Oc 2 9 ceed ogee = NY Cent CHICAGO (AP):—Live poultry about se n T ete shes 16.00 1984 to 197% inel. £. b D, Prank C.,. mage Ooms Yrntns, Ceeher M9) ees es ite ee cee? meets ot epee ak | ae Pm oe ies 28 firme, | Tevesh Bede! Distrt of Len Townann "888 HE tre Ret | Bane Bart ann ma 23.9 a. m. to 18 p. m. 98 W. Huron. | Re". gn? Norf & West 43.1 | coops, 12.134 Ib); f.o.b. paying prices ! “This is the second year,"’ he Huron Valiey Schoo! Distriet 16.08 1988 so ieee Inch of Henry fe —s: on Nene, 7 oo ale : vo Neg eliaet y: pencil | aa = BI cay tell bene ieeat, said, “in which the Stock Exchange | Northville Public Seheole Schoo! Dietriet 10.00 1848 to 198s inl Thomas Poley and Bimer Ryan Shore Market News. 2425 Voor- = Alum #3 Nor Sta Pw. 187 268 old roosters 12-128. caponeties 29- |has acted as an outlet for JA | +36 tone bed Feed easy day. Octover $2 ese oa seen heis, Stuffed pork chops, 28e and | orden" is oes oem; stocks. Last year. when only 50 | Scheel Detritt Ne. ® of the Township of Novi 6.08 H858 $3 See incl | fe Pursey” Purerai fiome with " ¥ -. 983 | etiona! vy. John ish officiating ode ohn’s delicious on steak, lore Ware 199 ¢ Oliver Cp... 4) live companies had eleven hundred chive = oxen Oxford, Oakland, Addison, Brand- ; Interment * Lakeview Cemetery ; Swiss steak, ’ sliced °o . DB: stock depen 96 arkaton chigan. M Bariow bacon. 58¢ and 69c; beef chunks |Surrourhs | 9 SUA war be. shares for sale, Exchange custom. | Sehgei District He. 8 of the Towsship of Oxtord 223 18ST ives Mek | _ ts et tne pursiey Puneral Home and quarters, 39¢ up. Halloween fan bry 136 Banh EEL... oe carmen Ae fogs Babi se. ret | Pe ters tn for ‘an thous- | SICLERS. WITLIAM NORTH ' t = novelties and. pumpkins. Head let- ode Fac = 7? rom Pict. 3368 | secugh bogs early to make © market. a in. less és) me | ones Diotriet of the City of Pontise 2.50 1963 to 1967 inet. Ke Grace Gillers; deat father of tee, for 2c, Comb honey. 396. ee eee ned ag Cae | Te ance , Mints ice cream, | Case JT 15.7 ‘ - to 1966 tne, | Dorothy Sillere Funeral service Seat end ona. Adv. | Sater, Tree 4 Pepat Col... = sa, er sees ena hearers letriy 7 acteve: cxgMCAGO BUTTER AND EaGs b= District No 1 of the Township of Royse! 16.60 1968 te 1967 inel. will be held Thursday, at 2 p.m. Se Ps... 4 Ph (strong: lower grades slow, steady to oe wher steady: te. | | Sehoo! District Ne. 8 Fraetional Royal Oak end 00 ; * : Suns tec . a Prien Mor as | weak: ‘cows weak to fully 4c lower, most pare 728, ~ irigaraonce coriet pie Southfield Township end City of Osk Park = 16.00 test e ie poy een na Manges Giteee Oomouery, Chee wom TS Pitas teilte. eas ee ee ne ee ten tare tae |e cn ee es ws GAS 1Bez te 1871 nel | Biectourn Funeral, Home, North Chrysler ere Pit te O 612 Steddy; bulk choice and low prime fed = sti arr) | “00 { = Branch, Michigan ae wt broeie 4 steers 28.00-26.25. small lote prime 26.50; Ban Therese te idl reset an heat District No. 4 Fractional of the Town- dee isnt Hod 1970 ma Car. =< har iks a | Climax Me". S17 Polimen .... 904 moulY, 6008 fe steer tee met goad | RaMet Aw F toegl waite es: caine | shive cf Revel Ook on Troy 900 (1984 to 1978 inel _ Card of Thariks | Seen Cola wee wee Reale Cp = — fed heifers 19.00-23.38; bute crieee rooslees 38. sirens 18: gp Os ” Revel Oak 44 ise re ist feck WE WISH TO EXPRESS “our Coty Pulm .... 9 Rem Rend... 99.2 | Ntdity end commoraial gross ceoere om | 168. : Guhecl District af the Os 5.00 1954 to 1968 incl Sesreee | Seeks ee Ce ee ES Ree eet Gas | O82, ibe kinds i2.80-16.28; iste bulk |= al aca ase i900 So aet8° seek toe tig Rew oe CO. Wisdifield Coat Bek .... 228 Met |. 93.4 utility and commercial cows 0.00-11.00. POULTRY i : to 1972 nel. Fanta Pcnonns Home { Sate BE RR BY Retina acca itee ag ene ETNA Clraaee Daly BATH Dies Meo af she Toney of mora te tte AS HR It) nga Aare Cont bed SOS nts pe of = Ag ; ‘Bers and cutters mainly. ot Oe: few | live poultry up to 10 2-00 ©1950 to 1954 inel. of our wife end comer Mee Cont Ol J! Gee palewar st |. 444 Hentweight canners 7.09 down: bulk util |, Rosey t7Ps, hans 18-18, mostly 17-18. 2.60 1960 to 1964 inel.| “Alon C. Smithson Mr. Allon aac yy ae _ 06 | ny and oolbmmeonly bulls 13.00.14 80: load | ght type 11-14, mostly 12-13; heavy 6.00 1962 te 1966 ime! Smithson, Mr. Richard Smithson. pes = gulls lias 826 Bt Pap. 38 choice and taney 6 B stock steer calves | Toasters ‘over 4 pounds) 24-28; heavy | gehee! Distriet of the City of F 6.99 1954 to 1958 inel Lt Col. Robert Smithson, Mrs. - * and choice stockers pe brotier dale : jeorge T, Scott investment in common stocks of corpora- Cruc Sti...... 303 Scov Mt _ 39.7 | foes = 21.75. i: and abo Dr seg : foes on 27-28%, —— ie e+4 ieee pod ises ho 9 ~ 2 sr_t ‘ hone selected on the basis of posible | Sur than' 537 SCOR ALLER OS Calves Balabie 78. No early sales. | Rocks. ™% a0 Caponettes ($ pounds) 3.60 1981 to 1985 tel. Flowers 3 participation in Canade’ Dis C Seng... 33 a Compared iast Thursday: Good demand | 3)-3!'. roosters 12. Ducklings 32 1.40 1988 to 1968 Inel. mae $ growth a Sheil Ot $5.8 for choice and prime vealers, others | Hesvy ducks 23-24. 44 1958 to 1968 ine! FERS rLowEr The facts on this mutual fund are con- | Soe’ Chem... 30.8 sinclair. 36-4 ‘slow: prices mostly steady: bulk Turkeys’ Heavy type — young hens ‘36 1968 to 1968 incl. | 129 AUBURN re 20173 tnaad ia'G ee Seale: For | Ou A cong pe d bamenacaal et, bars | and choice vealers 21.00-30.00; few high apa mostly 30-31, young toms 23-28, Schoo! District No. 10, Royal Osk Township 12.50 1981 to 1979 inel. Fue Di £ 4 saat éigy, dh he ices aoe fagie P.. 27.1 Bou Pac a ioe Gini nod emamereach ent Hens weak Offerings in excess of | S¢heel District No. 11 Fractional of the Town- 18.80 RSH - ier poo al Directors‘ : ne es “* 11.90- 19.00 culls down to 8 pana Quality Srreqelar ond come deal. Feccane bgp Sole py Ble 7 . : ) . + ME Sporty, 133 competed’ tact “Thursday. “vslaughtor | waitiog Offerings ample so more than nef seenec Teoma ets tre & et st) Donelson-Johns Rad. 123 ged Oneal. was parang roand tag teal lnd mingle gant ~ ef ntirest Tor eesiny efterings "| Gehect Bintelet Ne. 6 of the Towns lie £ fe oS DESIONED FOR PUNE co CRE BERRY BE Ie Sear aiken aby a0 | cir” atte ante a? S| fetet Data Ce ean te im ue ea) bee ont shen il oc top 21.00. 3 r erings jor needs °, ; ol ee een zeae ae pedal I” oO | prime "high vie yie! rj a with most deaiers pr @ and stor-| Troy Township Schost Suecies = — if 80 Isao = ise feet Voorhees-Siple ome MD Sou PE Wg ie lp ai ies te ie? feet )) | FUNERAL HOME ; ' is — ar iP 4 > jambs: bulk and choice 19.00-20.00: . School District Me. Vrectional Townships of 1100 ist s ise ion agtenase Service Plane er Motor hr CIDE gH BES Beaches ewe 508 Tin, PONE MO ‘Chrysler Boosting Baie sed for: Gomis of Werees ont toh VE Sai nonoon (ool im 0s 7a a eae _» . Township School District of Wetartorg, Towashie 29.10 1964 to 1958 fmel. C. d. NEPHLER 60. Gen Motors... 903 > 88.5 " DETROIT STOCKs . (sinclading ‘Annened Sehool District No 1-2 of 18-18 1858 te 1968 inet. | Se kee B) me peer ee secceutner a) Sets Its Newspaper Agig |e ee ee et omer, ES ees i be pede hela Sid en ese “ Ab : | Pigu cima s Investment Securities gen Time..... steer ee etme toe Wee | . sin said annexed District At 10 a.m, today 414 Commanity Nat Ban. Geo Tire..:... 381 Fwent C Pox 713 Baidw i." G3 | tm promoting its 1955 line of pis , thee “oon entra 3.00 he elles coo 4D & C Navigution® .,....... 133 15.6 - rad ' there were re at ‘ socee 15 : ° ll fmerease FE 4-1515 Pontiac | 103 she 146 | | Kingston Productos" ..; 06 34 $6) cars in the highly competitive auto . for the, ee Tied where, le en a the Press office in . ¢ » &. : asco Screw* REED CC : 8 4 icra soreness. g* dg |mobile eld Chrysler le increasing eG oN oe ein yers Attention jc Be 907 | wa eo Ui Le lee ead - wa Dicweiet ty West nome Todd to 1971 tot 2, 6, 8, 11, 12, 16, 21, LET US SOLVE YOUR Ii‘ a ¥ i —_— mnenis ~ & me ts 1949 te 1961 incl. U7, 30, 32, 39, 41, 42, 50, serconntal PROBLEMS | ‘a BS STOCK AVERAGES of the new model year by eo isse ts ise, = ie so hee ‘) 1 UB Bteel. | #4 Gompiiea by The Associated Prose 16 per cent. CHARLES, | PARKS 106, Reterences Checked -- 2 U8 Steel pf...1 30 15 President L. L. Colbert . OF OAKLAND COUNTY 110, 116. ; Applicants Pre-Tested ‘11024 OB Tob... 17$ us. Re _ Stocks ee — culty Beebe liatlen : fe oe bd Real. 30.6 | joe ann _ +3 «4 +4) “Chrysler ad. | . Cemet Lots, Contdento oa, Sees BA iPea enn, 8 Et G2 HEA vertaing today, on ite fronline| out: omens Me ma aemeteey tet a / 3 W Ve Pup. 314 Week ago. ..... Te ee) 14 campaign, the direct medium for | #ELEN T — — of the ) aba & GY gee ofthe WHITE CHAPEL wip. | SACRI- . 7 f Ae oor , > tH bs Brandon t . -BOND “101 Weetg A Br. 234, Year ago ......10¢~ 195 548 jos reaching people at the point of ganz y. OLRNER Clors of the onsets ¥. E Te ha osry al Se Br buyer, inree oe | "321 Westg El... 71.3 1984 Pigh...,...190.2 102-2 46.2 1374 sale.” Commerce MARJORIE B WILLSON, Clerk of the Pres 40.3 White Mot... 315 1064 low........1438 778 584 108.0 NORMAJEAN WA’ Clerk of the city of Gylvan Lake yee. Nc GECHIONS. 6 | EMPLOYMENT AGENCY : 17.4 Wilson & Co... 94/1952 high ..,,..1818 © S868 1163. ; |e of Righland LOUIS G. ¥, of the | ; . bos Wise El Pw... = -te138,2 736 S08 05 Americans sent 121 million HAROLD'S. Clerk of the ship of Waterford frorial wir sell sell reparately or sa as 53% W. Huron St. at ate... 462. : a ‘pounds of mail to servicemen sta-| am, mankin Ere f the ms | a ~ gt Diocenfiesa & ocleck f 9 ay 22° Si Japan hac 88,000 passenger auto-| tioned at overseas posts ot ree 5 Wake an FOUR GRA ‘ een ato-* A | i “ . 1953. * ; Township 4 ' " = 5 “ i e : 7 6 . ‘ 4 é , aad Gee FOR BRICK MASON CREWS Laree project—common, bric’ Carl. Zast Bivd. near Mt gp hon ens Rd. Pontiac CARPENTERS. ROUGH AWD she { class men Ry OR deo tye aaa! FE 46-2564 teu Pre 4:45 p.m. Mon. EXPERIEN Sg APPUTANCE serviceman. exPEnIpNees” EAE AN vied ~~ «& im person, Maple, Bir- ~ EXPE RIENCED BAKER HOM ADE FOOD SHOP _ ‘ N SAGINAW ; EXPERTENCED SERVICE | Sti- man. Must know nee after Peds © p.m. at Wood: ward | faware Lake P occ. next jo Ted's. EXPERIENCED JEWELRY SALES. Priday trom} om. oop m. all day Saturday Myer’s Jewelry “thon, Center. paren ast Materiee fe pe ce Conn reference cot agri BEA INSPECTOR Precision reraft — IVAN we SCHRAM at 9 ai itl Apply 9 to Re aye ie RIGNCED. MAD BOR WARD. “rr. gy te be - rae E ting Center 3 E ® in RELIA Lan Re AL eetare— MEN needed for new of- fice of well-established Co- time Plenty, parking Con- *, Contact Mr. enial Reakor Tb a nee altor FE 4-0631. SALESMAN FOR DIRECT TO CON eumer selling, with old a firm. = earnings — Mr Wanemen vr bse STOCK & CARRY OUT sor FULL ABODY Kerr, Maier iva, Ohirm | ee = SALESMAN-RETAIL ae Truck hes bamber up. Gey suai iene «BM a BOND EMPL OYMENT AGENCY 53‘ W Huron ~ Salesman in by Electrical Wholesale Distributor Established’ Territory Excellent Income. Only experienced man need apply. Write Pontiac Press Box 72. SINGLE MAN ON FARM. Bf month. OA 86-2041, % TRUCK DRIVER. ay erence — Scag? sen Co., Unexcelled Opportunity FOR Tangible —Intangible LEADS Because we are of finest organizations of tind "te country with every od & closer, one acturera the ex- — ae of their prod- ; ® 7 , . ‘ . : ie 4 6 se ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBEH™1, 1954 Tee Re, oe Building Supplies 12A|FUNNY BUSINESS _by Hershberger| Notices & Personals 29| Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32| Wanted Real Estate 32-A/ Rea Honges Furnished 25, ARE YOU TIRED OF ™ me DAINT® MAID TOR SUPPLIES. ~~ |) Bepnoom MODERN LAKEFRONT HOME ON CEDAR bbe pee ne urea deateit| ue ieameeia | oe eet, customers. FE 41900. Chevrolet 4door sedan. Motor No.| ,. ... 7 es Rent Apta, Furnished 33) in porch. ; ~owant Te fast cease. et 06,” gl sqacgnedy nod eptracte for oar Rene Aes Furatched 22) sen cose see’ wet We 97 Tk Ses charges “and storage at 346. OF aye Dapcte sel Te insure YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT * WRECKING SAVE—ON “USED ane Fee oSuativeTEDh BLDG. MATERIALS a on scientific. quiet LOOK. fnaivics 24's a te OB cescvers sage 30 ft liam x" dal Lon. Lengthe .....00+ ae. he ft ON a) A 4 | gxtaB peer eliinie be Oct. 19, 1954. I will nok be re poops, ORS orsus-taer== 20 oneneate for any dets jaas ao" rivecere ry eee nest Joseph & deport Pontiac hich, TERATI seer Gli wu et sER % gialty, gulch Tervice Weatherly + oo glam Nd ee —— = S PRIVATE OE oD | i Fiat Pipe - 43.98 per lent 16g WEBDTNO, INVITATIONS. 80. 3 a ore .. : “eucke id = : ae Kitchens « speciaity, FE Res a al. on, = per oe 88 _ Sutherland * “fuses. . ==. . Wid. Child, to Board 26 z= D . ong_ting of coment work, FE|_ Paint ...... ea! Paint . ‘les cae CARP RTRY,CORDRPTS REGO | «ol hin ee eiag & ting. D. M. Wright. | "Board thing — 42.00 per sheet FE 46-0720. : Of! stoves, gfabinet = 2, auto-~ plumb- Tgibs Only 40 sre, of exp. FS matic hot ing, stsetrionl. hardware and many te + bargains. Buy now, store for ter 3 TO SERVE YOU j WE WILL Ls & OR AUCTON A aly 9611 ORATION. NEAR HA en vou. household goods, aver MY 1LY — CLOBED BUN. | B==2-_ 7 gin eli : DAILY oTo's = CLOSED. om A coffee and te anytbiae tor . a 2 oo . Lad you bave 315 W. § MILE ROAD, NEAR cuppa coffee for myself and one for my buddy! gale’ ard ard want Bie ast sour OMAN YARD) DAILY 4:30 TO. « ee, PRI. TILL 7, SUN. 10 TO | Painting & Decorating 20 _ Hobbies & Supplies 24A L & es tates ¢ 0. , UNION WRECKING CO. PPI tian diaatinadil Pils peptone het nates. 4 ere MA ae || KE_8-1660 —- PARMINOTON 0268 EL FARRFING AND PAPEREANG- =, oan Rt) sven Business Services 13) 5585 Saint bob | ta fine Birtnday a lat tall always @ good job. In ota protester. fafvene, DC. furntare | buvere opt aiting. A & B TRENCHING | _tertor_end_extertor_FE £2080 | pies sholssale KODAK Cam- ir ROO OF iRDS OF GOOD 5 | Postings, _ water lines, field tile, | LIST YOUR FALL AND hag eras, films, ete. to the dealer.| carpeting WE 23-4443. : : won i tr a 7 ed sinting sow Camere fovasing reflex, 2.43.3 | ter Ler Us 8 BUY IT On AUCTION IT Open Eves. a Sun. 104 KES OF POUN.AIN PENG lens, easy terms « ; - Huron . repaired by factory trained men PAINTING ARD — FAPERING. bags, while they lest, full size wanTeD TO jy ACL $YPES NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH Sie Songs Gar hn w tne: | PAINTINGS a8 Dw se etic Maa Ghose ear meme Pere ss 7 A | eens TOA : : rence St. Poone PB 3-0138. ac Wa NALA FE §-8753 (across from HURON | “OnE CARPETING. FOR ~ ROOH GREEN LAKE OFFICE? Rooms. apuirs uTiirize | 7+ Toba =) ALL MAKES OF CENTRE). y (ON GREEN LAKE) furnished. $15, a week. FE 2-8259 VACANT LOVELY 2 BEDROOM bbb ows FARE | WASHING MACHINES) Painting, Wall Washing | SROWNIE MELLINGER’s STUDIO FURNIT URE NEEDED POR ALL Lames | Sifter 4:30 p_m house. Full bosement, Bving Teo ; Pree e _ Private lessons in china deeorat: odd lots Set the Cottages. ‘Lee anc Estates. |? ROOMS, RIVATE BATH) AND lv by 2. heat " monpes & worms eximate, Reasonable. ing. Eve. classes only. 68 Blaine | {op dollar wil “ou “outright oF = eas LST tr HERE | entrance. wane Pass | tthe mie Gwe Gnade PHONE. FE 4-2569 FAINTIRE TERE, OO. PRES GERAMICR. PORCELAIN, COP- se for oe Bit COMME | nem COMMERCE RD Bia 34412 | FWO-_wOOM carmng | tomas bane is Lake Orin RAMICS, ba 1. TWO ROOM — Shady Lae Oo Ee Aca. TAFE REOVAL, Te et FTN, OD a naleroocee Pre perenne, eerste: |" Wad Miscellencous 28|—"osvars efit Ming tere | "Tonite ina 0 © Meson. | Rent Houses Unturn. 36 PALL LLLP LP a LARGE ae > soimaies, 7a oe tion, copper enamel Sisce every | SMALL CEMENT MIXER. LISTINGS WANTED | _Lake OP. 5 ROOMS & BATH. APPLIANCE SERV day: Morning afternoon, evening. FE 8-0006 wa bot ehte oA WAITING 3 MODERN, GAS HEAT. TWO) ter poe aoe iy nth Yeer We service all mekes of refrigers- ) a4 EL DORE’ CERAMIC CO., H. ~ OR TRADB clean adults. son. SiGund Sadie Strate Lake. EM tore, Washers radios, TUPPE: 3-70 _Eiiz. Lk. Rd. FE 6-536. c Newingham, — 4 ROOM APT. 34670. i all types of small spliancee APERING AINTING. | CHARCOAL SKETCHING, PAINT- WANTED: ™% INCH (OUT- 381 8. Marshall onc | Pie 132 7 ROOM CABIN. PARTLY FURN. ~| ROY’S, 96 Oskiand Av for 40255. ing on Wood & tin. mittwery & SIDE PRAME) STORM W1,, PARMS QF ALL “KINDS ROOM iT iss, space 2 tratlers. 050. ) gots, Ouniand ave. Pe ba AYs | WOM ANT WA F | sewing, ceramice. erafte, path 4 WINDOWS. EMpire 3-5847. P 4% W. Huron st. van Lake. Ph. PE 2-806 Lake Rd. OR 3-1860. : veled, parking lots made. FE _Painting._OR 35700 rind = hes EE es 29 Yreskip «_RO0oMs, 3 BEDROOMS BY |? . a. Br nuFinLD WALL CLEANERS. WALL WABHING AND PA || —Galkte cuaPr bOat iTS eae Tite a Call A Fisher's. ‘Everything furnished ex- | _‘otlet. Dr. wate ALL Pree estimates PE 62211. _ GaArt BOAT Kits condition, Reasonable p cept utilities, 20 per week. FE) 3 t S eoligaiion, PR S163 Photos & Accessories 21 630 Oakland } FE +00n@ Wp. USED METAL LATHE, ME- Specialist! COMPLETELY FURNISHED MOD- | 3 f W BRICK. _OA- B &j TRENCHING | seu1. & wows.t rimosounp Day OF FREDNA'S) CERAMIC SES y Wanted “BBA When You W . Seleam' siece Rebow tices | roteiry Tevetton 8 ‘mien to Footing, field tile end water lines. 3d movie projector, Bread Rew. STUDIO, 7105 Cooley Lake Rd. oney Want en You Want to Sell | 3490 Dine Hwy. fine. or Rochester. $103. mo. n> __est_offer_PE 3-05" EM }3-2733. ee Real Estate 1 ROOMS ry cludes hot water end e ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE | CAMERA - FLASH SSUW LARGE | pace TeTRUCTIONS In an | UROENTLY, NEED t2500 AN Od eee served, set tous, 20%. Ferrt.| Stans of i anand ad iro, ©, rewinding 718 KE. Pike. Ga et pee.” ne bulbs, reg. type of knitting -er neediepoint. O” Pootia a Sootins ig og Reply to banker, medica) provleme can Pls SMALL APT. PRIVALE TH & _ $3832 after 6:30. Prk ter GOLD ase mete, THE KNITTING CORNER 287 | —Ti tee 9500 TO $1,000 TO PUT| fe | apgects disposal | etrance MY 37152, Lake Orion. | 4 =e HOUSE AND GARAGE a blowe cooled A Mr eed. new item on market. Best re- jae A) — esta Ppeciaust List List| APARTMENT FOR RENT. 63 58. a netee ie ae ese WER CLEANING : * Sopat Fou WUsiG RELAZATION. REWT| Fira yee’ ott qver have. Wrie| gsouuen” "OO Sere © "Jessie. 60501 Mi. Vernen Road. a ae b Dalle Ere. |" a Betsy Ross or Gubransen bas 2 Pootiac Press problem aw —T ROOM APART, |“ MIDDLE STRATTO TAKE— = _Bhers ee GA ~~ Want ed od to ° Rent. 29 For Sure —_— Pat enirance. Adulte — beet, — = vines Seqpice © Sen. VE eatin, On| Love camerns veo igetare : Real pitts aft 6:5 Sim og | RpnaS MAREOR WALT ROUEE ; BROWNIE, REVERE, HOBBYISTS, MAKE PHO- FREE SERVICE TO ALL LAND A 2 LUX- | i. EXPERT TREE TRIMING & RE agg etn lords, Qualifiea tenant e ury apt. overlooking lake. 3 rooms and bath. Adults only. ee | "mevel Pe. PB 660 er On| ol "eet ce ee togrenhy. che nee wilt wre YOU IO RENTAL sults per month. Ret Letson, | _ FE 42000. We buy, trade, ® Sell new & used EPPERT S CAMERA SHOP, mo i, FE ¢ 144 _UMiversity 3-8813. WALLED LAKE SMALL HOME USE male é cameras 6? W Huron FE 5-616, manu Ubvwood hen SERVICE. THEL. BASEMENT APARTMENT, HEAT | furnished. to reliable couple, Ap. A. 0. PADDOCK FILM SERVICE (Opposite Detroit Edison). tal Devt. FE £t and ya Dag no Near y at 2400 Novi Road, Walled tn AND. theta _-leevone. Fam ay Ceaase} HO AILR MODEL | AIN- A: for } Apotre. bus 2 in, ws artabers. : act! oal A : : 5 & pet Sales va D4is1. Pree "Ph s10therapy 21A - = % cars; "as 2 steadily ompioy ot bot- _ BROS. FE eel. mae Renta] Dept. : ae — 2 ¥ A at arias ‘paiote s Crushes, | tom floor rE iis any BASEMENT APARTMENT, CHILD 2583 i LABTERING noe" N.. Saginaw, | me Mone OR itTa or on pire | 5 *. 2990 Crooks Rd, FE|3 ROOMS PARTLY MODERN. sane Pee b 003s, _ | sommwrren. HM MASSAGE. Pe pane. _ Sein: | BEDROOM UNFURNISHED | Open 0 ol veoet. qpapte_caty , $n fenmere be NO ; elas eee Poot TERS? «sy | YOUR, /WOBBY ig PETS, SEE pre tells getter Sy aoe Se ae ges aks cae | Se TS =~ Television Service | 22{ 230 3 OR 8 or pan ara penretceapge A Lrmeg em edi turn. Adults. Referenges. FE cag ge couple. 3144 Dixie and peesine. , men! si : wa - Birmingham MI 46312 t rothe sister Cash.” 2-2900. _Hwy_ bh i nyo Bagley ae, RADIO @ TV ARE CEARN TO KNIT! INSTRUCTIONS | _| yee o—_ i wean nas Eetagatiaenln 7 ROOMS, PRI: |S RooMS AND ) BATH ON 1 ACRE. oO A REMOV- OUARAWTER 7 REFAI ei ernoons 1 yarns, spe- “4 urn start- rance, bath, -2251. heat. 8 miles from Pontiac. al yree esti ANY | cialize in dress yarns We do RE 4 and right now we have Nice location. References required | | mate 40005 FE mane. ws K eeTee ANDY CON- biock ing Also ‘ne eiepoint onus “onye ee kn | E ad a OP ay peed, bs every | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 ae = a ° To be ve | | ~~ TRENCHING iOME ‘ce Cal See eee” Relted acces | DOe? ccante aaeLy BOZ| = Ger ees roperty DEAN WOME. CALL | Postings, ats We cone and) 2 DAL OR NICE 2 Ww Huron, FESO | gee NS OOS TS REPLY we ane me ca 5 Amp > pec apm, wast | Seo eee Ce : sewers installed. me MITCHELL’S TV nw WwaaTuca staTionN —as.| ™ ethers wm sonpielie =| viene “7 ROOMS 7 rRENC ia FOOTINGS ANE sembiy kit, [ BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDRM, LUXURY | FRENCHINO a ve sem| sembly kit. ey handi; | WE DESIRE E FURNISHED WOUSE | several CASH buyers for Spl Teveriocking tahe._ $140 a ee ee a tanks WM |SWEET.S RADIO & APPLIANCE 4 ase bresbes | ot 8 FES oo 7) ener £3 anal 6 Gedroom wrote References, Detroit, Unt | FOR RENT TO RESPONSIBLE : _ 80028, dave an 24, Pome PE ¢1133| General” Painting & OF: |< city. suburban and lake | _ versity 3-288. Call efter 6. POS tome. OM heat, 3 car. oe ? REE TAIMMING AND REMOWAL| TyPew Service 22A) _"ICE_SUPPLY. 11 W. Lawrence. ‘Share Living Quarters 30 homes. KITCHENETTE. — oe 2 car ga- : service. PE 4-6309 after 5 p. m. en | PAINT BY NUMBER SETS. 2 Many for homes under Children ‘unde S"'On Sashebew. end bus service, Within « © mle TYPEWRITERS _. BACKENSTOSE, 16 Lawrence. FE soumass GIRL TO SHARE ° -| area of Pontiac or Rochester Beckkooping & Teses 14) eee senanatir | OUSETION FURY wae ameter ete | a Ape en ag | ing Ss pe car | ~ : N. 30240 DA- t ada MENTE TOO o & : : : REPINO—TYPING fb dnt AND ADDING MA | "lite chatienger, beaded aed Ba- Sine furnish.4. & minute walk a fob ll ap scoot lr ond path. Rese Ounew Late. EM |" garage. $95. maninty. 29'No relegraph Ra. PR b-0078| piv Go. oS ere OS er a Ae ner Mi SOTeaNMET SUPLOTE WHET | itty Serenee aad ‘end com Se HEATED RO CHIC | Pe ; (| ; : hous G - | GOVER : E rtly furnishea 2 bed | f ee ialist ISA ngs = 23 west 47184 on — sgittos $ room moderm apt. Refer- tracts. dren, montn. 3490 Airport cones: Lake EH any will re Foot Spec pholstering ROCK HOUNDS CABACHONS,| cree. Write Pontiac Press Bos) ¢ soveral thes went omel _ Rd. OR 3-001. year's lesse iP eestred . Rent ol “ tes, mineral & fluorescent | _ © farms 2 to @ acres and 7 ROOMS AND BATH NEAR CRES- Pile Me tations os UE | 4 8 TELEORAPE PE. 500s tog meterial TABKER'S © °W. HOME oestarengace, Phce tee — Grinking. # abr aire Ne) Lovely modern ranch type home w STaeCuoR Era Pa teme| eeepc © | cca ean ak] Erowe eam te op |F DOME ATO PAP naN | tee,” ad RUG HOOKING 8 oa . : uire 103 E. st, "Gardin Vis Plowing 16A appt ae Your material, FE 5-6797. ere voor Mend Adega ac: ere of AM. 1 upstairs. 4 p.m SELL. Bt NEED YOUR j & BATH. . «7 W. Dorothy Snyder Lavender ing, at” Cosley Lake RD. EM | _28structions, Mrs. Orr 4-0024. wow Will, SHARE WOME ARE WOME — Huron rear REALTOR . oonh imme ae a ates, OPnIonT 6 HARNESS, FR cH | with employed | sirl womesn.| John Kinzler, Realtoe earend bake. oe Dinie High- iM aa Mutual ¢s4l PR 61477 voles oaer | 7 eS Odie Pe tt01. —_ —2 boat shuttles. $50 _F' 23238. ge cine was ‘hor a 670 W. Huron — +3525 | _ We uire in a! a WANTED. ALL | ORNITUR) REFINISHING _AN- |SUPPLIES TOLE CRAFT “PAINT share apartment. PE ¢4817 Co-cpereiice ineal tistate "hacnenee ‘ ROOMS AND are PE __SEMINOLE HILLS Binds, MA $0066. 0000 ues 8 specialty PE $7332. by number” sets. trays. waste) WorKING MOTHER WILL SHARE wel ¥ @ rooms and bath. Couple * n i Lost & Found By} baskets letter boxes. Aluminum home with young couple care of on 246 State St. Available fered, references ees 110 TANTS GENERAL a = ne | Silke Gare ectege materials me FE, 61370, after | 7 ROOMS WEST SIDE NUnas | "°F Mont Possession Nov. ist or restaurant work, days | LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF. | LOST: WHITE PLASTIC PURSE.|-& many others! SCARLETT'S p= or business women preferred. Re- ’ ; BIKE SHOP, 2 EF. L | frigerator, sto utilities fu oes ecmmegg ame | tae iy te a | tes et oe care | ata ae soars (Casper ee ONNSON | f2".H sees | John K. Irwin _ ings. West side. PE 2-1304. CURT AINS soe Ooh white ood tan, male {SEWING COURSE FOR WHITE LADY DESIRES RIDE DAILY AND eee ercen ber oe oo e aa ak Sane Boogie. MY 3-3102 : | ochalag maces owners, $3.73.| “Gat. 9 a.m. from Auburn & Op Caan pou Fe Acati ois y Pontiac Prete. Box _59 saving 9% aw abie materials expertly, finished | OST. DOO. SEPT. BRAK! Peas ASSES, | yo te Docket Prsi. | That's right folks. We have sold | furnished Adulte: MY 94261. Lake |__ FE 24031 EVE, FE 21006. . equipment. AUTOMAT | Tons “Z, < “husky, winck cars. ea Vina Cooma —AvAnLABTE | EADY DESIRES, OFT, BIDE TS | tnd are deaperstety in need of ail | rw Ts AND BATH. REAR. NEEDS DEC- e ¥ * CAUNDRY “Ss N. Folaqreph Re. Rd.| push: One| for your use Thousands of dif- _aher ¢ pm. = ee types of property, to sell. For LIvine ROOM, BEDROOM, | _creting. Reference FE WG 1742, n Ate ood fe pet. ward. ferent yarns, any color, & loom quick and courteous action. Call tchen and bath Steam t.|6.ROOM BRICK TERRACE LO- FoR rs wn LAUNDR RY. 44406 — ba re Pape Classes Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 3: 32 orn yaar $3" eaitn, Perey sv henson Saunt veh, 5 a Pontiac Leundry Eo eve Oo J. ms “NCHING 2810 amid foams “Laewore to 7 R SPAN | Dio, 2180 8. Telegraph, FE $437, ce Open v8 Fr 34 Inquire _T7_N. Saginaw 88. - “Pe cy TRENCHING — Landscaping 18A | —S2iss._After_§. Call FE S013. 30 VARIETIFS OF TULIP BULBS. ~$ Unlimited 5 A. JOHNSON, Realtor LARGE = [ROOMS AND BATH. | MODERN, 3 ROOMS AND BA field tile and water lines.) ~—~~-~~——- Lost. BROWN BILLFOLD CON-| Clerify your garden this spring! s Hea' water GMT) See it after ae ‘m. 1512 Hummer rons, 2 taining money and important pe- JACOBSEN'S Frowers, Ton 4 for buring land contracts. FE 4-2533 Bus. ‘kubarn Lake Rd. 1 East of Orton- TREE A dedigpsct atc een Pe ea23. _pers, Reward. FE 2-9064. _ Saginaw, FE 3-7165 . courteous action For ere 1704 Ss T | 4 ROOME. NEWLY DECORA "| _ville. saa a also oh We job tee (ost LADIE® TAN Bil EFOLD results cant | Mr. Johnsen or Mr ‘ . Telegraph Rd. |___s—CiEM_ 3-2810_ S| PENSIONERS ~- FREE RENT — large or meer. Guaranteed RADIO. A LEVELING | “Finder keep mone ‘ A LARGE 3 ROOM APTS. rtly furn. house on estate, work. Ph. ‘yy oe . a tf valuable papers ¥ ye be 10-Inch Lathe. " FOHNSON. Realtor SiDTAN -WLAG EO ROOMS. Buttes ‘services. Buiteble bens Ree ae, TON TE 7 Te inary BEAGLE MALE Fe) OT FE42533 CASH. RE getede re tul ane air wha GS veto POY extimates. ‘oT ogan ir odel, afc Ss eat a AND BATH STEAM r| es = Phone OR 3-6051 SOD Lost, LADIES 5_atAcR PORE amu . 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ear «AND BATH oTeam | — 900 _down._P._O. Box TE a ed FE ola | Sha Ta eM eet | Rene at ee Pi” rg a eee A la 24 HOURS ESL dey at Cane OA Taner BP = ; ek cha & '| CEMENT WORK ALI kixns | Moving and Trucking 19 to? oe ie ssoter FE seine cfamiracts on, modern homer co] For your equity ts yout |UPPER 3 Toew OL G1, Immediote posses : 76 W. Huron St FE 4 home or farm, Call us on ceartanent: Ne auaion, Canpeseren. Wo Moving ond Teeckine 1° cewe mervenn wmiouers sup |S TEST ae &) Seem eh es [eae At a | lett ne ae aes Anerations and custom buileing. | “bicep detive INO OR | plastic change purse with tmpor: | ni g¢;. Sr ree ceahaes cyes a bath. Partly furnished 438 Desa . Sea | eer eaoces | GR Ser Tas | Nate & Perenaty_ 2s eR en a eS a gti ean. (CINERATORS CL ASHES | offered WE : paore. Revtrieted, Gt00 por_me.|*' Ft. HOUSETRAILER '€? MOD ear Boreine Fra Pix. | Soin : up. FE | Lost: MAN'S BL ACK Bil LFOLD EMPLOYERS | EDW. M: STOUT Licteding tent & het woter. Your-| "ame Coom. PE F125. __ __Sncing. Modernizing. FE 45470 Diaut HAULING” opp JOBS. and valuable| Open Eves % . 3» _lv_lease, SM __3-4288. getan for services. Write Pontiae en mosere pall Aad a ecg deoeed _cheap FE 40687, leaky ward, OR 31208, after ATTENTION | ABSOLUTELY eee a oa eee? an eat eee ona ese aw Rent Rooms 37 Press Box 68. also custom | (IGHT HAULING AN Let shed ' eae SipptEAGED __WOWAN — FOR | aguas" WORK RESIDENTIAL | Ginny cateeine, RURBIR| ogy FEMALE “ie cheer Kena” ‘CiandeataP Apmntens | GUARANTEF career wostRARES ner, ony | fm Teireraoh Re | eta Seg eet oat, We Sefrnter le Weierane. n'*| Alt couch gst” | tquee pure, beck srt and i eee ae “BOND TO property, for saburoan)or ferme, | ROOME Rar peo Ber wt | _$san or FE oan Ot IK MECC OE too mmons. dirt. FE 8-087, : = pit PLETE LINE OF MASONRY. | LIOHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. ee vsirect’ Muron Gardens re . See eee eral an) ce ty ceken ed bem al tern, ec ear oneae cen eat eeApply Sat brick bock & stone. pe. Rubbish _navied, FE 3003, __| dav morning vith collar & chain. | EMPLOYMENT Bu : 5 | ariies concerned Call ws. 00 ob- Metamora, Mich. i a ne) enter tbe 5 Pairgrove So =: . . -| TOaDING FILL DIRT WELL ward. isner. AGENCY S ESP RE SENT ORG | pF cece TRAE SCT w WER AGRE ACE UE WEAR a maf rpanm: eae OY OS “DORRIS & SON |* AoQM SPR ronan, Eis ye ct | FLOOR UAYING__SANDINO AND Opi ree ERE HAULING’ WEASONABUE. |108T —— CHILDS OLASSES as Rech Celaya YOUR Waren COOP MPgteissr| "E vous Prats See oe feitues 10 wears experience. 1 dave, er OR 34374| Facie theatre Sun. Reward. FE _holstery ‘cleaner Wale t Betens, CASH FOR EQU _R. HILTZ Side, FE 4-9415 rut equipment. John Taylor.| even. me) | aay Gia On wo ; ~ QUITIES GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM WAR pea sme pom = RE RAT tose SABLE AND ware COL | 5 peers ae eS LAND CONTRACT We have investors now baying REALTOR on days. Huron bus. FE 2-0504 elderly lady. FE Saat Cam other A Gustecs ae CAYING PIN te 7 = He dog. Reward. FE 5- Vernon Vie. Phone FE 2-8734 Con- —— oe medium — 101 W. Huron st. CLEAN QUIET ROOM FOR PanR- 5:30 Bat. all day. 27519. “Moving PE Pr~-¥4 you. Smith Lost: RUBBER TIRED envice fidential. The Salvation Army. IMMEDIATE CLOSING iu Call us for PE 5-6181 Evenings to ee a &2 Hamilton Ct., off ° de endear peered, EL IE tet eart, vicinity on Drab CALL TODAY ADIES TO SELL CHRIST. MASON ALTERATION — dae ,WITH TWO FON STARE| ver Rd Reward. FE 20108. fr ce, ee NIC] OLI ROY KNAUF, Realtor | * SOOM Ea". By RRTrOnAM SLEEPING ROOM FOR GENTLE OOM FORO eaTce. Deis. 45 | ted I MB Oh : ‘ee ristr to | im vate entrance pon Vou cen GARAGES FOLLMAN MGVINOTARD sTOR |2U Touts BOT Lat ten ig | Sen PE aT H E | 2 snes FE 21 Two 4 ROOM, APARTMENTS. XO |_Ciemene_ Pm 2070 14x20. $509 20x20 9780. COM- 1? rol vaio snyunere ts Van kins “Lake vicinity. Reward. FE joe TODAY AND BOOK MODERN. basement 3 lots 60x sad each to- WITH FULL | 000 down stow ON CLOSING DEAL. wether, FE 47345 4 BEDROOM, ~— FE a AY PARMBS 3-1101 #7 JOSEPH AREA 3 BEDROOM. | pesement, gas heat. to _ attic $1200 down. ns ‘+7048 THEY DON’T COME Kampsen “ade OAKHILL STREET If we are looking for a modern) north side loca- aa. * may we show you ‘bedroom with ih stairway to hap =~ attic. » Gas ner jot, O'NEAL, Realtor ron GEO. ae ae Realt 4 ROSELAWN STREET 4 por ag becoma with geet Seco —_ fim eigtbePboes Lata “Sate you this today. conse or cup at 5 136 EK. Pike Ot. | A MONEY MAKER 3 houses & the total price $4360 2 | ee So one house | LAWRENCE W = GAYLORD _ Co-operative Real Estate er "$1,450 DOWN i | gyee $7,450. Monthly. payments | FEAST SU BURBAN Located tr th. 16 Mile and Crooks Rd. area is this new modern 2— home featuring ai) Bo Li full basement, rooms eye pear oe Full price $12,500—terms. 4 BEDROOMS Located tn Dravtom Plains, this @ features full base- meng, heat and Z car wr Sante bought for $11,500- les ‘A. Taylor - eens re Open Eves, Free Parking ‘SIXTY-THREE _ For Sale Houses 43 places. 3 0 : water heat, attached garage. ln OF } BEAUTIFUL 8 arian © DOWN for 1002430. Grow at your ~~ vege | tables, = - ELBOW ROOM!’ Lots EQUITY burs & rm bunge- ~ 38 fi. on lot $0n350 across pod oan lake. Teta! price $4,- eee. B. D. CHAR! _ES, Realtor. Evenings NORTHWOOD — LOR TEGeR OR DER CONST RI amily BUIL . ae we s + 1% for owner, plus three walls, ae as = . Mot « | eres | be py + ot RA AY < O'NEIL, — Phone PT or ae MANY WITH | LAKE PRI ripe wit"selt on warms, Sailer, aro: BEDROOMS. _tual_ 40548. FOLL PACE ALES PRI or 14.386 RAEBURN @TREET ® An ig. wxtse LOT & m modern. oar EXHIBIT Silat, Lares 3 strest. OME OPEN AILY 2328 1509 down. EBELT NEAR OR- or a THE NEW BUNGALOW Hiving in tile very | o3 room bungalow. It has . vires iving "Sa Boorse with | aera GAYLORD STOUT'S BEST BUYS coat mgreanne your 2-48e2 eee 3 i $3 LIKE A BLONDE AT THE BEACH | Russell Young G.L.'s “No Money Down | WE HAVE 3 HOMES in Pon- . tec that wil] GI Mortgage costs sr oh? * RSS") “RIDGEWAY per home sable aajacent to 87 an Liv ¥ ; Lake or 019 CASS ELIZABETH. RD. 42203 Well located | DOWR CT BMORE oF Neat 2 story clean : weil furpace, ug ar feet Heke Rae tee JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 1 palavee “es 345 Oakland A Pe bol all | Co-operative Ri Real Estate Exchange In Clarkston | tet: 3 room bose @ “re ror? nreere, 5 r month. Needs plumbing. “heod Pull 3 No, 2, 3 bed me on Cass car garage . Lake Rd, Kee | —— ~ sel with fenced yard 5 down, in excel Ci do No. 3: Unfinished store with = Only $600 Down R. J. VALUET, Realtor see wena At mac Bab ROCHESTER AREA’ Close te is loeation "20k Fb Ft its IT’S CUTE, CLEAN, AND VACANT condition “Templeton, Realtor | 2339 Orchard Lake ha Pe Cun ———— aa | ANNETT = East Side Income Edw. v. M. _Stout, Realtor ae “STONE STONE REALTY CO. . pm. Gatiy; oun oe All iota price of von wit 1.006 NEAR ST. MIKE’S | 8 ’ n.. 4 bedrms.. Full bamt, HA heat * weir? mi heater, 2 car garage. Suty $10- INCOME 10 rms and 2 beths near st on beth in other. 2 car garage. GI rie! bedrm. meh tt homeb. Lot T5a1S4, tn an exce an tered = walls. REALTOR ot rs a at vaso) EVE FE > i008 TONIC for your pocket eae 0, EH _ book: Want Ads. To sell, rent, find a job—dial FE 2-8181, for petites! help. out Gases ey ct DAVIS INDIAN VILLAGE, ‘mmediate pos KINZLER 6 Room—Vacant I i $1,600 DOWN, SASMABAW) 9 aichesl’ ROAD. | rooms ta fromt posses. North Side senate sate wooed floors. —— 8 BR : Peal dons tee pee! ~CUCK LER REALTY more than ay Ey = adh | "4103 Low BUILT In ise Muck, tana. MILFORD *, barn, 1% car earege, several) shade See pe| See m end m: other features, down, 012.000. full ‘price, hae CAMERON H. CLARE {30a Maron ot Gees Brenings | “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE No Steps to Climb pond inviting eaves home over-| individual in reall a. a Peete Son bath, = tractive “Cedar a he: eS Se eS Allen, PE tases TRIPP Income four room ra CASH et ATTENTION town. ginglotes, stock. giisetete, | a) emewret at Sane tants, Nortaweotern, Dequindre at soMile Supply mn timatee free og Beer bus line and H: bad BUILDERS . L( “~ ‘OL BURNER | ANGLES, ile Oven ys BERRY DOOR SALES hopping Center. ideal Yor widow Ty ‘tagha® (ae PAUL A. KERN, Realt S tn One tee, pais thait tad | poe complete weg, Beau, | ELECTRICS O28 WATS rs Sixty etghs acres hes buy 31 Oakiand Ave altor | toys FE bioe3. r, and | poste plete vee ment| ¢@fs. cabinet sinks, el) els cme with pared read fac tenad soit Can Since rE, 20200 | 678 Co on we 0 PORTABLE IRONER. Like KEW. steel, new end used. ructure, | Laundry trays vs genet . : ae bath, neat and acento pos optcellent GAS: BUSINESS Es comenenity n Co. PLAY _ from Fda elles movil incross | ecacc®, Our —_, 128 sae ort a Sees | Seen on eet aE Lawrence 7 keel erat Aenea Fee Ni eae y. Rt | r | et i: : Som" niece at | Sa ye tet a FE 2713 (i oie a G-& M COMPANY, y priced the . 1 96.50. TABLE. SAWS AND SCISSORS. ROS A an acre, _ Press Box 4 —— Friendly Service of draw base, $7.80. Chest | ft ice ten at teed cand ARPENED Fd BEAUTIFUL TEAGUE FINANCE CO. aa) beaee $11.50. Trunk, 94.50.| l€mber, Doors of sound apd ae woRe 7 su REAl, ESTATE w. M. Stout, Realt Walleg” Lake "Doig goed year FINANCE CO Gets Set tabicr 91886, Largo rot brick. (Osice Wrest plumbings, sash, | PE $-1695 _» ___288 Opdyke Rd, vole, Fr pases FE 22161 ne oe a. Ph. piven into oo bated 202 N. MAIN ‘ away bed powell wags ty Yes Meg 026? pore : = m4 eI ceemtnin ta 2 Sun. er er. $24. rs > For Sale Lake Prop. 44 reas Scully. "New owner to take ove ROCHESTER, MICH. te commas, ie oad |* coin ee a e rents for $186 per mo. with ding LOAN #28 TO s800 A eke <— want heater, 08. &. A, Thompson, 80 South RE 2 3to5 ‘Conta: lea AUTOS : : se. i, 9.50. : ee A iad Rg bay ‘ate _Lates. “hit Pontiac “Trail Maret HOUSEH Move, $10. 14.50, Tabla wap gas Picken a for Toudere costes | 10 ACRES 5UE 76 OWNER'S WEALTH HAVE Po. Rochester Ol 6-071). OL 1-9701 stove, ¢ieke Sewing top, kerosene #00" gion teak and ‘ang © Glen an 910 mo. Price 9008 | North of = for sale. 3000 miebeoth Lake —nihiengged gtgaty eres a ani poe a eee 19° Lak ca apecial - sea tt Ping for email farm all FE 1-4403 amare Need M Lake Pu-alture, 42 Orchard chrome Kitchen ea sandy beach | 9220 Lewd spot. Call tonight at- FOR SALE. On 1. L : oney? (o-al e, PE 478i. chest. set, chest on Also. special Ba SehB ho a foot _ sore. station — ynLIne - ics ' : feptegeeee ei STOVE BED. BICYCLES, - near pene Twi con | 21 ACRES Fon, ALE, PILLING arATiON Be oe near co your telephone. : i igs. radio end other articles. 206 | it see ee: in 4 Adams. Tyler er leet | Only 7 miles from | ¢ eewane Pe 42168, “Have you seen the fall shades ay Ft. Wall Tile 0c Mi 60. Terrific value $44. reverse_cherges —— orth gf eit Se 812] in ‘sodiun $4.98 SON O OS Lake Ave i _ Bas, your cnanee yj __ um amytal?” Le: SE inane | seteage at price Bons! BASE ‘OU HOW, PAY ATTENTION! T's a S50 with only S950 of | Par trid eC or Jae __For Sale Clothing — 56 Sale Oo Txt CiNouroas ght we rant boldeahatier —B * Rey. *“CRUMP ELECTRIC” ” shade a coeautiat tet FLOYD KENT, hee 1s THE “BI aS mont “ay othe BOYS CHICAGO ROLLER SEAT cote Sieueebeld Crete 57 bount MAID INLATD * es ppl mas — monthly cas coat A lovely § room 20 1, Lowrenee os “ERO” TO t=” io Sen Meme re, ee Yo tad ATES BENDIX E ~~ ~~ ~~~“ STERS,_105_ WW. TILE 10c | BRA ; oe tore oR = . Cheery comfort poo op Fe sews eve. 1c Mat min iret visit and) size 7. $3. Lad les ice skates, Thor- ELECTRIC DRYER AND 40° OAS Ral _Huroa, PE 43004 Lo re Shes, tving, room, ois, suture ere eee | PLUSH FIQUOR BAR _e _— rokear (yasin fed anverdine BED | REFRIOERATOR aN ps len Sapa ab SME TRONS | pgroph Scone. Mac T RADIEPROR . ras en | ining room. T DYED, —— | room suit LIVING) BATHROO 5-7687. : = Be ¢ For Sale Farms 48. highs — suey of parking. Best Home & Auto Muskrat coat, Bag ot LENOTs Hie Fe satan ee Te! pore pies MIXTURES, 8 cooker 5 see ‘ os oe : | hear . Does — = ae oes & P UMI: eas te er. ; ¢ day week. Men popaier | ‘Loan Com - Ee SUITS. 618.1 BLACK chains were gourvel and save. cot sMeaeeae, complete coal furnaces. ctoam "and. ‘uot me 13. Dew black dress: H @ jacket, 63 table $60.05 ~ boflers, of} fired. ' suit, size 38. All now to nigh te area, Act | aon pany tie 42. Shoes, size 7. 1 ell | $3895 These aro brand value. were used a few HEIGH ble. PE 2-4054 maker 500 prime money-— Community National K coat, size 42. F woman's meses | Pomen new 1954, ‘rest has never ner, TS. SUPPLY , les. | Hours 9 to 6; Saturd Bank Bidg GRAY FOX _ PE 2-0036. | tops, All make. Formica) Cost, abou been used. 2685 ‘ jay Oto} 8 JACKET LIKE NEW. | look, a pepeee eclors. Come tn, | for t $120, will sell Perry St. A SA ~ | Site 12. $78. OR 3-9601 nt dace enineea convinced $50. PE 5-0358. Phone PE 4-5431 -In Owner of pCrnice . Se $25 TO $500 |GREY ZIP-LIMED | TO1 ; Shiga, Fisroneen ree | aa BECAUBE WE ARE CHANGING ch Lathe boat live axter & size 44: rubbe blue suit arave “7 very “ap WO, Will sell ' Legaa ‘floor homes is sac pe td os i a W. Lee air faloshes haw Fr pace, freee - DELCO . OFL HEATING ants | Royal ty See Gan ae “1 condition, mommy poor in coches. ‘model | perfect GSS. atc" agen Soot & Livingstone | faerie, it fe” li ati pt poe ano cane + | Palecyyphoneerant eh recore: Resecaise | itacmei ates me et thy “ | as ene e to et pres, Hora tieees owner} WH EN Yt Service GRAY CHINESE KID #RI a DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. G00 SMALL BU and 's" horsepower motor. able terme or trade considered. | N YOU NEED | fore’ Sons takes %. fide Sante ate Seen el st Tage wae and bugey. FE RMEISTER vin aM. i. we TABLE, 6 | es sever os Secret “CHAIRS, GIRL i eens amo DA $25 to $500 | ‘fwz Be oee Soe ee | ey coe oe LUMBER scatters tie—wosee 600 DN w cents pr. Lot of jew +4 ro amel desk. “draperies. | gO} : Sr pre 3 ct s iN. e can kinds michel pre - draperies, Ja. | Fe RADIO, MODEL Large, well located | restaurant o cpp nele, gee with pour maser wee Genanes wor sihta eset ron ca Se ME GOOD SMALL RADIOS, TWO YARDS 6-13. Sell or trade for typewriter. Mtoe tacit | Ean weasel Ss he aa 3, PEXDOE, 107, WARMER. Sse, oa Z| #4 4. 70 SOLUINGSMEDD VARIETY do Telephon: "| MAN'S D 6, now $1. SEA- me new. 108 Center. ON, MA-) SUNDA 8 PM. re, 7 m OXxBOW LAKE gross: his ¥ or ee copay | cemane ist cenit Srmed) reese ne meeey well pump in- wo a ai “Ext “WORR hom bedroo Ee ~ inch oven. n_bulbs 6 coos’ ‘§9 CLOTHIN a ee pret la hellboaned wai tees ae RocTE,| sere, Frnced im yard “Coleman tur: | ~~~ _Swaps 86 | area ee | Gag STOVE. REABOWARLE Fa be Due Therm heater re | lg etc re pay I KELLY" viancine con i Gn ow. | - ticulats, -e meat PE +300 meoee. Vor eat Dublin Beheo! 000 g2000 1 2-roon 1 t <_<. foam ore iene aaa” STOR FE cas range table top Coro ores aed nirance. “Oct. ‘22; | 3004_A oie HARDWARE 2 A yom ou burn | dition’ FE 2 ellent con- | STOVE. #20. |@ pe. dining room suite ._ 80 sat . L at Adams FE pecs, wit ironage ooese | Large Business Corner THELM AM. Loop | 2-reom oil dl timate 0) sae uae | qth nevewen, Pees oo Eee Beton Se ay a EN, PEW, J0RT OUT REVERE 100x1 sabeth La ECTR $i. . er. Dos’ Faw. M. Stout, R | 3 1120, in Muron-Telegranh ares ree ee Ee eer gees a) o> eee a Penmen or Good _ eo ae ~ 8 | axa LINOLE , Paint 819 gai) THOMAS ECONOMY M.A end_suppiies. en * pri TT 8 acinaw Realtor) 6-181. ate FE "pistering. wore ‘rats “R sell, FF 4-4228. BEDaCoM ser. T¥. RADIO. | bata y G VINOPLOOR ee | FURNITURE CO 5 A. Benson =cfrom_ Maren Coatte. gag ote venings ‘til 8-30 a Sa = A 1932 FORD VICTORIA | | Sarda stawda (tore robe. cup. BONNY MAID INLAII $3.95 1 8 Saginaw © W. Saginaw OKER USED 5 Mi - scman CABIN | Sats Land Ge Poréomatic win rdatagpce ON WITH tor. ws iecohicpeseci san refrigere- | 8YE IRS Ma W. Muron, re. 10e “WROUGHT, TRON BUNK EDS. GRIPPED SIREE ALL Sizes T por trade. FE 17-6157 ONTHS, ST ee | Geruret Weck oon Hoe mtracts cf panllag pick up truck mete: | land rear. me 803 Oak- | HOTPOINT WASHER, eee) Springs | and catieoenes: BEDS.| ciuding 2 acl IN- PF SORN VEnDIna Ma Ary an, LOCATION. | Sesere saee Sear Watertg, | 00.233 BAL ne aoteers ’ - | Ps oe seen, waincgn | [nue Crevare’ Lake | Tide's) sactnaw | eee Aubero Ave. Fon it ern’ cabins nicely fu eriors montht ,ANCE PAYABLE 6100 W HOUSETRAILER 81600 BED eae var” arr gp REP RIGERATOR. —. *| 7 AW oo tb SMOOTH ROOFING Lecsted oo M36 the large =| Sree tacaee ce Pircca.| cure ye ee er tons trailer, ye peg seer; Complete m Room ee no cee REPRIGERA- VE 4-7681. palatine] foes te hy om e _ . hot, ing 300832 ie large puiiting bie bungalow for the owner Cn eae tents pianores Gate: epier. Pock-np of car ote, email recstng table, single bed. chest. | By AM PTO ON N ELECTRI | Se mre Root Cement 110 Gal “WEAGHER REAL Est ME TO BELL! $22 000 with $4000 an, Will give gece furences gorage | erty} inc iat yoa have, oid Con. -._Beet_conu a a 285 W. HURON IC | U qT BLAYLOC it Ont L j j da ve good dh erty) f sold pi BED — se a OC Qutoré, Mich. ESTATE || ROWLING ALLEY Im fu H Clare good éiecowst. Cameres | _H Pa Pe tee prop nioccer and aeh FI ‘DESK, x CHAISE. te PE 4-252 rade-i -in n Dept. COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY co - league play, got il awing ¢ 46492. open even = RANGER 1 138 BLUE Frankiin Bivd._ hand 4 FRicwhRe LEFT $20.98 | ard Lake Ave THREE LOT! 2 FACIN Brod oF Mos Ma Aa Bicer Inga ack ANS en GAUGE PUMP GUN. © SRD GOLD. SPECIALLY | EASY Wasi oF. $75. MA $4006. $40.05. FE 31101 lw gto ys on condition Building me fies. 20% _ automatic PE Oe ok 416 pump | woven chenille rug. Blue borde =f WASHING MACHINE WHER 3 's0s Aluminum 36x6/8, 30 FEET OF 1 er. Bargain for butlc. BY APPor ruing sHOWwN 08. bal DISCOUNT __ ENOLIBH POT Apprommannsy Ee Se $i] Gea. Good running condi- qn088| Sere Sew ane ait Bet, feet! Sies trom tn Oise ad ali ‘or cod water in ang) ‘*T™# of pecking SHOWN Nous” sabatantian Cows wey. tor what etd Te SCY rene mae, Pet | Seege Matter gag rss | So Se eee Sam | oT CIRCULATOR FE23103" Edw. M. S aay wate PaBke e SALE OR WILL a oe ee sort tet ace aas | ens preantest ot BU eo — Fe ion 830. 180 N Tasmania : $ w udio Couches .....$18 00 « | i368 i vO aN Of RFA "we ae Ye Realtor Hum h : 2-8316 Huron St. FE. = ie ioe eee in. owing Living es vg, Hid Oe one Bd up $290.05 Regular 9469.95. Special rg 0% THERM mt EATER, 9 OR a TIME, TO oT it ; sol 4 p rles LAND CONTRACT lee motor with pully. OR 3-2547 Chest of Drawert PTB | HAMPTON ELECT WYMAN’S < ee a oe eo eee et for Gell eredies for — REALTOR 7 DISCOUNT Si Ubinas ekel a war roe ne pe ate | #23 _W. HURON RIC 18 W. BANS aoo Eee a _Eady_ Court FED a we aes _ * ‘% > na tia Pe aterial MY Commodes. ..... eens and - 9 dandy jicts on 8. PAIL ins S N Telegraoh Ra c 2 0474 eos JON &S REAL EST TRADE BABY BUGOY 3-8821 con ooe wenn eae ose | ge’VINATOR en, 4-2525 USED, CLEA Sore S ent Wirtng. 6% in. Pri w: an, Coopers re) ppcuneses Huron a ee fly horse for AND SHOO Large Roil-A : "2480, deep well, ELECTRIC RANGE, | ® ¢ RANCE + ; oR Roy inform tion cal Mire Ret Ww URON Frrhange LIE-T YOUR Xd W VOR P sel! OR ce borse or Wardrobe -Away. “tompiete : sii to from 10 Gaiety 119% Thorpe. = * = Tee 3 Rng SPA’ mene ae Me este oe er 68064 FR ween Voorheis fa oS 8 INCH BIKE LIKE NEW Tice ticle asic LARGE Dt | wetvinctor =f 80 : 1.9013. Texan 3¢ er, lin 119 Wo Pike. PE Lake Ra Large lot and F-‘cabeth FOR YOU plano tn TRK KEW Fon rm cee in and 6 NING ROOM T. | year refrigerator | Goi chi beses pices lead Hure ' an fronta good condition. EM 3-27 m good used fur- chairs, Duncan ABLE 8 LAW kes o! shells. ART corner On STANLEY, ean Dow canoe woe y ail land "Scatrcee roth ares ae L) TNR, Gtphe ce nS BANK FURNITURE €0 ~TINOcEUM ano Pa a“ ™ ee treeser raga Dratti “ ine my. ome FE PONTI me re ged mest mail. Reasonable d Tre = new or us es or auto for 42 ORC ; ‘. ‘y pri Paint wate 12.c0. ft Servel gue . Wes FT FRONTAGE 0% IAC REALTY crete Investm iseounts tT good housetraile NARD LAKE AVE noLbrice, at J6ck 5168 8 retri rvel cu Ing _ to AGE ON ee a RFATLTY CQO. % npreremon) Ca FF 2? anes rs Bolgli da EXCHANGE Ts TO FARMERS GAS 8 EXT ar Sears Perry. oF gerator ; Uy 4 : legraph TATION 16 INCH. RC) auto. washer $129 30. tr. FE 37481 re Sewer = FE 5.8278 Ack for Tea McCullough, WILL OTR Open Eve " -7. TERMS hae ee ee regrets r] . $129.50 ns ‘ ne v0 dag e RE cep aati tis Mente ot te | BARGAINS, GALORE: Steen ON PER I Seted ry fame bare oumors ortable Radio ee =. of Lapeee > Ue FESS CORN to # 4 FE 20340 rk, lot value Keego Trailer | Duo-Therm a : = . Walton Co New Sealy innerspring $20.50 ece chrome plated 4 10) ing type Pi ¢ wet cell rechar tie Loc ENER = m daily ® 10 ch wm oi] heater, $20 rr. Josiyn FE? matt: mnerspring black case L set for ugs into w ad water tn. oe en septic tank ana = Po sted on the east a1 Sun 1 t $47 OLDS SELL rome breakfast set. FOR SALE GUARANTE 2.2287 resses ment ' by Park In- rads recharging or all outlet free re ae ee ee eee ee SEER PPAR SOR Bremer at eet eee eee ae | F ey TONS Beet Shatitaaeamcrtanen | Ee ew battery, nected before yiness or investn for your 2 8 : \NGER PUMP GUN! Commode Spi heathy $39.98 “urni ali; | Et sae erwise { WATERFORD TW pice. $6950 Mvestment Tota) $5 ane pall contracts under cae perros shape. 16 anh Bed esmoles 168 Yacwam —— : $68.95 =< ature. Appliances dividers. pen, pen point for Se owt win por >, Orieinally Seat few good WP. FLOY Nenad, athe boks Grilinge: Ga 1613 sn ras Ges Gietcas Sees Mere-beie: Geen: 818 Roy's 96 Oakland. $108 ae Fortect conatans Une np pana : men : ' tote left. 692400 D KENT R Maceday Lake on we on 16-12 drop sid jine Stevens auto tr 3 roll away bed and CAGES FOR SAL. pw: | sasil or a iy ete vane’ ae cai 008. fay won FLOOR F and only Ve ger cect | . ‘x puawreers FE a Realtor chased separately a de pur = sult, sise a Tress fot asea seek Sectional es a OR Sot ae W AY NE GABE OS r = . — won ba ee cent to Cons open ey . ; up or re pick- : case Gas a AB ’ monthly = nsumers P ° ‘ car. 164 Dresd Lounge ch $20 aS FIRED ER pons Buy now. or Pon jor ower F.C. WOOD CO WILL SWAP AGRE OF Nee arden od Soon 90.50 beers new Be eck aad APPLIANCE le ‘c7 | PETRO FLC fp, ure Telegraph cara Sormer win RBALTOR PE Sas pickup or car bie new and wed ‘terabare at ccieewerea? eer Spusai banks 9 fen Dee aces IALS parton sHALLOW-wEt HEAT SERVICE 3 7) YD KENT, T, Realtor | a tte“ OR Mam SS” Ottng Deea he — We buy. sell and ¢ os cer. cok om | sone hace ees a pane ci’ wait" gate 6 L ger ror less with an mn Gn Waste ress gee, RentsLeate Bas Prop #4 2a Se i Sagat ot tonne er ra ea aint BT ry me Sr lorer irradia eat Say frame atonal : Power Us. one a railer as do akian i ‘A e new 1... B room, tor, ipppscmmaencared y to o Loa } ment or fo: wn pay- 106 urniture —. board. wia='s Cc ride H d type, off ry Is on (State Licen n t3) mre tee ee cee _8._Sagindw | fa vane’ attress, $50. i om $39 ardware _ furnace. No duct- For | et OFFICE ~~ iRiete Keeonees Lentersy |S me. or vecast 2 | FE 26623 Big discounts oo new fi trom. Open Sunda th lune nen ene Sale Acrea Sirest. 6th weer eA WAIN Sih Any different. ways here to | BUPPET. 02. GOssiP 08 new floor undays 8-12 je. 1, 2 iteett and bu ge 47 aad glectoe Ge oot dan make @ deal. ays here to| Good condition BENCH. 9¢| several that are seni toe 3 ce uf 8a aoe et avery Bt iat Crooks’ can install and servi you as sleepin biate o- uld r nt, GET CASH : FE 2-138. = houses. Bea’ for 3 and 8 GINAW rr ’ self. Bun and Late oe BARG caging Fooms FE 63 QUICKLY |_Fdw houses. Beautifully designed. | "ring conditic $0189 | FA self. Hundreds tm ‘use tm this AIN | 60 saa" or w. M. Stor TT Look Ube television eomesios. One ning condi : : ; oren. , Demonstrations this teow is s | ERAT, BUILDING, BF Up to $500 | TDN, Saginaw te Reston BO1 LE GAS | These poreyy dT ee 2 ata = breads. Wp. ay Bim $20. FE at G. A. Thompson, 80 South| % 8. T with Trailer eng pate anufacturing ent Zoned | _ te 1 ve. “till 8: 3% congeete atone e for ¢22.77 a ares | t g se a 48": Huron ce across from Tel- Re PF lizabeth Lak a. Brin ie GAUGE DO _ Dizte Renvon Fuel-gas . Michtwan Fluorescent, -tarial desk with or 50” Secre- Al mea Open eves. Tae ves GanaGe-oae e closed eit titie | gun, 2 bok UBLE BARREL 8% 3-2401 oes | Orchard Lake + ve. 303 | __writer drawer. right hand type- gauge. : and S mall buti GOOD LOCATION For | <_ minutes. can e 6«t shells — - = aOF POINT DRYER 01S AS. MI ¢-5833 vented | 28K88 COMBINATION DOOR. easeo with. 8500 Evireve th Lang wo pies FOR 5 Fy cap or "boats coat, pants ana| REN sew cleane ACU ietrie Con 1000 West > pholstered chat ; colina PE s201. ; 4 my O fara | foretell! VE ye MACHINE SUPPLY Co. p 1000 "West | end. table chai; Deatice tables: FAR 7 Fenn KEW AND URED —— aite part ¥ KLANB ‘LOO aa ee aA na exterior oak door Floor . | refrigerators a yARD-OF FICE. SIDING By} x FOR YOUR OP-} Ex Seen teen MAROC. | nen Ee Come ee | Ra. MY 20 Big Seover TL eR Pye on aa Offies ac = reer Pushers LO PORTUN : table, chest on ¢ ne frvita “ROOM SOthe —sis Be: ELECTRIC “& eR epplisaces ior heaters. Stoves & & Hi k | ime. Over 2 acres oof iad. N CO. ITY in the tendo. a ete, dresser wi fore 2:30. 642 Stanley — __ $38, Electric neve een ERATOR -- Be Ib. Rr — and s ICKS, PAUL | | “Busin piavorm \ rocker’ Perec CRAVING CITY, SELLING BEX. Mam “We 9 8 Telegraph — Open wee eat LUS L aie we ranma amor |TSOE a ERRe TO™ TO | cons Com one RRGS |aperpgaae me wre om "$12.50 up. Burr | ve _FE_ 331 : by ED "0 = a | BASSET PPIES, fi Mach: AMERICAN GENERAL, WEST. wineh Reccleet“Oeed Pae 3 = 6 Gi re bis. fe eld. Champion sired Low _Orvenvtile oa ancien wood, Continental, Ro: and ‘Sun ng Rem. auto: ber, im good. shape. 4300-5 1 Allie NEW MOON = [i wgeeeliapege nee Se ee | SEE REET ES [oy meted nes ne te] ete OO he 4 eee _ So aay A Binge Ithies ps. : Pee. ae Peachface. EM tive, mae C. & New| immed) Oakland Av FE ee 23 3 im RP. Will secrifies, MUtuel RIFLES: Rem deluxe auto, 200) —Onrey POPMIEE ARG AEGiS.|_ml rd Dulce, RE 2301 |? | 1086 4 tS hedreom deme. Ge ee 4 oanee west 1982 Dodge, Meadowbrook 13 down NOT REQUIRED a one z Aiwa | 200 © 30-40. Win. M10 308 Cal. | tered Alor stud service PE 6033 ae al) aed eg a ner an T-800 1953 Plymouth ‘Concord 4 br. $0.00 Portable, Adding machine, en te cee ie tee * pages 1 Benton tercor dog. FE =| NOW IS THE TIME | Praise schooner - Scar - Rich are Secas bok Na cons ing] Plymouth Cresbreck Keller-Koch cond: mont. af 8MM & 30-60, Jap. 300 Cal. Kr ; TO BUY! cy en Pot ait Poeun Gccaae BGHTLY UsED MOELLER OT. one ninaT POPPI AED Ba. Menon cunvig Picace pon | | Gusuer' and tee UP cal mane |AG TYPmS alaned. abt L CAIRN PUPPIES AKO REO. I you are took. for @ real Parkhurst t Trailer ler Sales We TON CHEVIg PICK-UP BOX webs Plrmetis’ Gasiteiées 2 | SY — bE fF 4 T LAW- PE 50107 dee or 48 with Lik. w, 610 . r With ‘gauges, 675 Call MI 4412 | SON GUN SHOP, 6486 Dinie Hwy | 555 GATE «9 CHINCHILLAS, ALL Rolens garden tractor” ee tee as nn | ee ee ab he dau a STALL SHOWER BATH CoM. | CARGE SELECTION OF UN or part, wich cages. Ko reecim | Ciston chet ii) VAGABOND HOUSETRAILER.| Auto DISPL A Y 4 Dr, eg hwy hes adil geen Need || Geo re G “aeel peed ws "elo | _fual 3043 _ Mere. _ tion, Sic tagar. wo cxo| Sc tan ten. deer” beatine r. a Semel F ise TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC | Patterson. Loan Office. 4) TRAINED COON HOUNDG. 49 E./ have a good stock of used eduip Original cost g ter | CRAREONALT COEINO & tHe ofl and farnaces/ No wait-| RIFLE 3000 SPORTER 8T0CE | 1 Omm7™- tment ‘thet te. prived to. sell _ terms. 3-2310. aor Copnsere eet et Ts Saaremaa fis | AZ snag ten of sets, Pons |? pERAOPED, 0g NORTE Fe a OLE cit Mette d om sore pres | Matheson So. mM -.. ____ | FEMALE BEAGLE WO OLD. KING BRO tind take over contract. PE $064 fiford : TRADE TWEN PEMALE BEAGLES. wo. ‘ over ; tee, ras fort MO MU +0655 Nights, ae at GAUGE REM tit OR 38 ae YOUR I-H DEALER iratemiasion- overdst ind reat BIG Community Tihon and blower, Pu: 33000. GEaMAN-LOGER PisTOL EX: | freelen sto Feasle 8 we.| Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Pontiac W._Welen Bre, Motors 9 = shod. a cellent lent condition FE Babe : 3-0053. : Be 3 TALBOTT LUMBER FC MidaINs ates 2208 PONE GREAT DANE, AKC REG. MAr- | ioHN DEERE TRACTOR MODEL FREE ESTIMATE Lender Soave, wincows, hard- 6 os a, 1, month od sed twice. SN B. Newly overtauled. MY }-3783. ‘ aL, M oF cane ee 8 rs ; DOG SAI.ES ACTION?! . peered wage Bogen all some ogg Thor PLAID pears Soa FELTS | gate eagle, 2 years, te hen- come te & a aaah ! te | 1e BRAID M OR SALES 1951 FORD j rock, rock lath and weed. Prick. | PRACTICALLY NEW 3090 Car-| S-téab aher's pm | Sed used core pickers” Fornce | 0 "Tears Pair "De nesier grectrve, frames rod : pt Sane ie Fe Sa |e te gs Tans | SSM CEPA Sttrestts ‘evade ‘shen est| MOBILE HOMES et LARRY PONT! AC | 8 furnace, dect_ werk, to | WantED eUOTOTES AnD DEER | =” ga ft. to 46 ft. te length. Op to | Sale crease" Pie Sattt! cesesere “aoet | WARTED,SMoTONRS AND DEER!” FOR TAN conrad By" and Save Now! | S:years te pay ee = JEROME | eee Oi, BURNER, | WE STILL HAVE A FINE SELEC. | Pups_quaranteed OR 34268 OQUGHTEN’S Wwe Soond Geka jes we on |e FAOLE OWN. $0 WEEE. 1983 BUICK Coen Te ewer tnetme | tion of good used deer rifles and | HAMSTER TUWTLE DOVES. $28. N Main Rochester OL 1-416), $100 down. y ee - Scooters | Rochester Ford Dealer 37300 | a aa to. ces” Shop @ 8 Astor FE SiVER GING DIR DRIV 5] 1 8 3 as ae PH OL 107) , Se hee i ee Garbo Lab. 6.) o Dinger “FOR MORE TH . I Gas AND COAL FUR-| Smith 14 gous doubie field arede FES noMF AQUARIUM — _ omy S| pst aoa 8 Trai ler Sales | "Priced se 1) Vege | Sole name se Ce 4 — burner floor furnac water | Will accept any .nodern or antique Tropical Bich gad supplies riggs & Stretton Clinton Wis- LAs _— “ "a compaa i wr . % aND 6 YON. / $1,995 “eaters, blowers and good muppiz.| £usnor Say U8. gold copper of | hve" Brockiande, subdivision. = = Ports 8 Repair Por AD | |oortar ¢ say ane Moun. * ono 6 Cass ae : | Wares’ Heating and Uair ‘Condi: | Gus. . h-Se, ecross | _ 23903. axes. Drivoit ay. runs | FOr Sale Motorcycles 83 Dh. . seeped a pot ity airport, OR Sti. ONE YEAR ae SBEAOLE WALK: Dick's Air Cooled Engines 2m §. Dorf Higbee “A, = = fee sel On oe ae GOODWILL wane STUDE a GsED POWER MOWERS AND 7? REMINGTON AUTOMATIC | or male. FH D ,. CARAR 12.8 Sagmew PE 4300 | ust BELL, 3] PT _NOUSETRATL | "ON, PRAT On ang, oe |e A a dic, heater | Beco Lato ea penned Ase: 301 so.oe, Winchester model 78. 4g AnD CAN DRIES | one MAN CHAIN eaW | ar. $78 "ate a be vidas a Jen Con vt wpe te tio 8 Smeets ond ruck USED CARS wy tree and tne Saas - age, problems. Make “aa otter Toy “Opdyke, will sell or trade. | PARAKBETS. SxBEs ND | sop te for ® demonstration. time | WoUsETRAILIER to fn i TON FORD wewe-we| “Por a ; . - $1,595 2 . reeders ~ idea! . TON | ~ tetey sroien te ome agw e:| ig oRtOE-REBROTOR AOTG | fide WM pEOT Me swt) Gece tas Sowtoment igre | Rictmosa on Fin? "| For Sate Bicycles 04) seen fio Fa | 49 car. W. F. Miller, Garden @| junc: mode! 11, full choke OR | PARAKEETS CANARIES CAG. | _Birmingham. Phone Mi ¢-0000._ jae lesa a: alk ‘| @ BICYCLES AB GOOD As NEW. 1982 DESOTO 1953 PONTIAC a ee oo eee es. fond. Since 1927. 684 Oaklend | §Ek THE NEW NTL | 815 each. PE b-2060 SPECI AL Custom 4 Goor, redio heater,| Convertible with heater, | ward Ave. Kart, Se 4 Mile Rd.) Ave. t Pt oP gare yy ol RIDING | % FT. 2 “BEDROOM CON GowtGowea’ @AbD. 30. autometic transmission, (Stock Ne Mydramatic and wleetal nee &4 7 or a aot Hunting Accommod, 65A PARAEEETS OFALINESCANAR- cover. tractors aad vower in 3s Foor ; NASHUA HOUae wile ol Beyele. bme e MIeA) $1,695 3-4832 | - - ¥ 5 tratler e | tae ge Ee oe ooy eo Pe 34 Le. § HUNTING, | FARA iw ae Wey | Lee's Sales & Service eptior 2 pedrocme. iraker i | —ciesed. 60. FE been" aher 6.” | 1951 . ent Co, 10479 Highland Rd. tre nt pana ar wurrcins | MMi Clemear PE3.0000| Frank's Tratier Court, 6300 Poo- CHEVROLET | _ 1952 CHEVROLET 1950 BUICK 4 DR. >: lp Guek | te qnpaate. , an wr egunrie LOOT . 368 Onxiang PE $803) |, te tol fas WikEL TRAN: | Se tcered nt io os i Toa Picks ee ee — 1 by x eS ae ination : PRARARAA MN AO ORR RRR ORO PELE \ PoP a Beane Punibee ck | Maren or FR be me RS eTa worrms ee aa ae oe ee a | aoe mae Oa ae ad 7 $595 +200 offer ¢ 2.2, - Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Rabatr BOUND. epee oo tr" ae oaks kee of tractors d T i] witha axp szavice | 1949 PONTIAC NT 16 hp. Refrigerators ete || Fu A-l TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT AXD RED IRISH SETTER, AGE 2%, istengiady: | Oxfor raller <8 5. _Tetegze ona | WILSON GMC healer Delaze 3 deer, radio, 1953 PQNTIAC ea 6 es a DIRT Cal PE 3148 1 to 9 pm. _ ju Es Ponte- Ra Rd ‘ SORE rE 46140 veneer cima Da cen “Peervinioe tor i a - FE ‘31, $1,595 WOLVERINE | Pe Sait or Pe oilih | Mitr urmenina og gmanczgenen | Gben fr cant eM Pane” Sem sneer Smee ga | me reare Ten | a pour year’ oun al | een ean Padé ao78e | PILL, SAND, GRAVEL. SCHAEP- SA : aluminum | MERCURY OUTBOARD MoTORs 2° re DUMP TRUCK ra - 1 CADILLAC Ba Fatrttchne ger mrt i | FER YE DIL Pecos” |"EOUTERERETOLIESOerrTzy,|__ Auction Seles 77. iontmnine torn, Sr cat] Sutgr own © etew | ey we ig_Fa ae preng | Sar | UNE Sa ates et: sheeting, . $75.00 BLACK DIRT _Williams Lak Preece cee eae = © , SHORTY HOOKS PLACE | azie running condition. 33 ’ ew toilets i... 18.95 : AUCTION GALE PRI, § ; = z Asxle lavatories with fittings $16.95 Fill dirt. Sang and gravel. FE ft “Ra SEE H SETTERS | ot B. & B Auction * Mouse, £2 hice ue Nee Geesl Ole erat San TRALER: eae ROLEY G TON 1951 STUDEBAKER ‘ e carry a full line tn ‘umber, | _ 2-502. ceaeTEKED Dixie Hwy. between Drayton and | ead o ¥ » Sri asd pdr” wpbuat | BLACK OUET WAND Ww ORAVEE |MEGierEeD GADUES QFTECD | Ratecor’Sece mure vee are Malte LMR ati e| Saved * | ee ik Seo” MO) dale dit "Se es) 1984 CHEVROLET ize Us BEFORE YOUBUY US BEFORE You BU BE OAT AND PRAT LOAD. AT GER panibea oLOaING CLOSIN: [ed and used merchandise. New | owe ‘sll per ner, only 6 on | Tr : tion Off ed 87 ~ iy Bei Air Sport Coupe. Radio, heat Sise inetoll ON types ef terances| “Lexe’Ra On she. out Renney oA” tee for sale.| rae ed Sodio ferniture. | cont we ee 08 oe od ~ _For Sale Used Cars 91 ” 1953 PONTIAC La "with flat duet, term TRAINZD BEAGLES AMAN:| S004 Urine recm saltes very | PONTIAC DRIVEAWAY SERVICE |. “paiene 8 Geer. ’ 08 ~ Garwood ou 200.” "| CHOICE JOP SOIL teed Moctheves. © of Aw Soope lage eae Geeta || ated nel srs PE 6-018 — 59% Geten west | 2, SURE 6 DOoe Seuss. Sector and mydoemote, discs $1,795 tsED HIGHBO 2 on. Poanace 6 Yard ieee Delivered. FUSROUOHERED — DACHERUND aoe maple, olesttic | ‘Mite Sout .f. Leake Orion of me s 5 ENGINE COMTGRT ab ASD manor No. 3084) oes. a . . _Mm. MY 347, BUICK ed, suPER HA “14. 30 PE ROS TRUCKING CO. MU_ $0982. end chest, tele women woven | frien, clea, : T WIRE ROMEX. NO, 14 io PE | ELKING ee ee e-bib | shaith. end elevisions, all Kinds 29 rr GOSHEN CR g ay, Prana tooe, heater, Transportation Specials -- tw tell code. Thompson. Sand, Sand, gravel. fi ful dire top soil PUPS. OLD. eS Washing machines, Sailer. @ model, 3001 Dartmouth | pias tax Por round trp re ti qynefiow "All extras “ts 1947 FORD NO MONEY DOWN | FLL DIRT, TOP 80 sai AND & _Suy better, Reasonable. EM 30340 single, berreled, shotgun, some | Stat spss TRATCEN ECHL 6 rs EH, Poo: $i. 380, itso, Mi e880, ove : “oeoch ne seue-a) =—- . WOOD STORM WINDOWS aravel Quick delivery. FE 2-0603 begs Gressers c = ‘met vent condition Partly furn, MY | tise siroort) : ~~ , 4 | SM MiG” S00 each. pitt DIRT. BLACK bint wa-| Dogs Trained, Boarded : 70 tresses, boa springs and: requar! 348 MY | ADY Dalvin—T0 B-PETESE | .,, (BARGAIN DAYS ~ 1948 DODGE Me"... . $2.50 each. son sand. Pea gravel, butldi 8. ee of vanities, Dun- HUNTERS! dure any time, would like ledy Seems rdtop. Like new 1990 PLYMOUTH Gasom 606 FE, 2-7705 stone; washed conc rete rave cea fe dining room tabie, high » to share expenses and 2 om, Me err = joor, radio @ heater. - ita : Road’ gravel FE 21708 & BOARDING BATHING AND CLIP chair, Wt top table, and irons 97 war surpiue model recondt- Grie ‘EMpire 3-2366 Catitia | Beda, radio and heater. (Stock | $245 4PM. FOR SALE Bt ; ping, 704 N. Perry, PE 23-6113 and screens for fireplace, win-| tioned excelem 06 W. Huron $ Be ed Oras. excellent | Mo. 3663) i cree oueeig—~ |OR ALE BLACK DIT ROT. | Gag" CAE, TAME RONG | forecand dewr,aubes lamp, _arvh Saame TT | Meas Getia™ite eeawame ae | aeareMggees ST | ~ penen. Fe \ i Ww ae ' ; | | we Mi teams __| sore Fe 1. any qrticler usted We haves “Trauers ‘om veorel purchase pies | frie et ee ecads TEMES | St Rainer with t0 Olde engine, 1953 BUICK | . 1948 PONTIAC 15X68 WOOL RUG, $$; CAR BED. | GRAVEL LOADER BUCKET! Hay. Grain & Feed 71 tot? fine rome “fuse nuc.| Good low priced used ones as low ‘81 Hudson Comm € excellent | Streamliner § - 2 door. Redie, : a: —— buggy. $5.; telephone; a bber MI 47732. 575 y> i poodle con aoe ne, UC” | an $50 down. Move in immediate- TRUCK GOING NORTH PART! +59 Sites Custsmueds eet coor ie, radio, hester| pester. 3 tone paint. 40,06. cach Pm 4 fas. pase eae : CORN. OA18 HAY ernaw 2 OD ee “realten cLcnaNoR 170 SHARE EXPENSES & WEL | ‘St Menry'3, Vers even, ‘ a | $295 7 5 DOORS —S GOTSTDE WITH | srovel PU ror 0-40 and cumnion| Latge or emer usntities, OA} 22 TL —_____s____ ope By Sunday p.m Missouri: Priday | °49-48-'48 Fords : Jocks, 3 inside doors. #90. OR | sand. Wilkinson Sand & Gravel, x am | PARM AUCTION. SAT ocr. 23. | evening. PE 4.1280. 32 & 30 Pontiacs. 1953 CHEVROLET | : Do It Y 61 Shredded Peat Humus |; ee oat ut Sn ar le to 1611 Long Late Ra | SACRIFICE HOU ° ReeEriinece abonienae® | as rote. paint, "edie aed heater, ‘iStock | 16 CEN: 2 OR: ourself Shr SAY sThiW O18 CORN, | ile. : | 100 “Ouere =a : LIS FE 7-025 (6 yards, $12) FE 5-7606 ‘ood. Wants ois work. MA Farm sold. Complete suction 3| wanes: iccly Soret turniahed oa ol bo. 96 Molace Qve., eatee: | ECONOMY CARS : 4 i $145 = FURNACE CLEANERS. WALL PA-|GAND, GRAVEL BLACK DIRT md ! ropa lige 4 pccone bets. make eny offer. Wamed Used Cars 88 22 Auburn . | —— : " a fi Git. FE 3-2 orn, hay, potatoes. VAC. tte ’ fina ‘Fue Paint, «06, Orchard PROMPT Pair ope on enn | UF For Sale Livestock 72) tractor, big ine EB es 2255 M. Stout, Realtor | THE HIGH DOLLAR Baek ree Super Lee wee 1981 PONT TAC aa BEI E SE CA "7? aa zor pen An monn | bell. seme 3 good sto | N. py “on = ALsy 68168 For hich arnde ased cars We wher ust Sacri ice heater, (Stock No. 3304-A) i $445 entific Sanitary, ats Safe. ao ROAD 1 LARGE ROR YORKSHIRE SOW @ 12) aii goes re 1% ogouskl, p ne behead tla need them. Drive the extra mile,| Driven only 7000 mt Special up Seen, & conmiioner. | £7074. o PE Seas, FE 5-067. 8, $200. 1 Sixteen Mo. old, | 1907 6 FOOT JUsT REMODELED Dixie | — holste Peni ‘ant, CGenner’ Root-A-Way | WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL, od Boisteta bull, 9968. TIS | dustiopees: Rais nd painted Must be seen te be| Mwy 87 "™ wen e640 Car cost’ $0430 wil) enerifice fer fis 1952 FORD V-8 | for sewers. cement and mortar fil dirt and ot Lake n. aw _ #2150, Oxtord _sppreciated, Cail FE $4se | fy J.\ VANWELT $2578. MI 4-6289 Seba. Wery| wise: Bas s0eis 004 Les PACKARD Pontiac Lake ing RSES, 2 SADDLES, HORSE ~~ ‘ - “va: BUT ‘4 GOOD GONDITION, ; : | oO Co Supplies. OR 3-1594 Fad corge Fn, eons Pontiac | FBZ OCT | 22. AT. 1 (O'CLOCK heater. (Stock No. 36%) heater. PJ _P le cises|¢ YDS. STRAW MANURE. ois | ete Reed. ain renter’ having burchased = Trailer TOP CASH #88 wnt POR TOP CLEAN mort OA b3m" betore 6 + ary BOL Oakland ae aire | faivered. Fill dirt, top co, cand [FEEDER CATTLE, Fire civte| Sn'aig: farm ‘machinery: from sob ECONOMY CARB. 22 AUBURN. 1951 NASH and gravel. EM 3-4207. : Se Rat Eee Bee | cone eee mae | AG ade ae A rane Mee tenn ee rete! F'xChange | CaLir ena RE Ambasador ¢ doar seine etie,| 1949 BUICK Lote . Barnes | _éirt, Mike Jenkinson, OR 32500, | FOR SALE REGISTERED GUERH Bell Rd. then turn west 1 mile. SHARP CARS. | pester te eee ee Buper Bedanette Hardward, 742 W. Huron. sey Bull, 3 years old, FE 5-006 This smechiners — me pertoes (Established Since 1932) avERi 2020 se awe | ae $445 EOMBINATION DOORS. WHITE |g BEAUTIFUL BLACK RIDING | £24 Anderson. Royal, ‘Champion. Rits.| PE 308 or FR toes | pine, aie Cedar side wal Reet. a | & Feel 67)? Seen 1 6 year, oid ion er aa petit Oe tor | Cran Beemer, Tat-Rom e ang) HEED, 6 “oa hs | 1949 DESOTO ited, 10 § gaited Geld « John De Me! ; , “CHURCITS'INC. | _non ml SSE om | Ete ot ones) Eee See ari hate meonee| Beet = TyeSot Se cane anne) O° PACER ADE Sa ST cg vonars O00, DAY map woo we) GUERNSEY CATTLE, | Si este nosder 2% gouty | ar agwn trout as's fears |, NOW sie Pogteine ON | E0Olo — sr $295 & er * i i : j pipe dies. elec Poe power | wot ar fo ered, FE COM.) 5 nd ‘ai, cotatoe = te as? field” chepoer, With ‘Wisconsin mo bay bage Bhed low as 5 per cent fi-| 850 8 Woodward Birmingham . diggers, Rented. For HEAVY, ORY SLAB WOOD 9650/ Jp base will fingnce Frentied| ter, fake on rubber. Also, 8 eB ARTS—STORE SCRAP CARS OR CHEAP CARS ‘Custom Fordor' 1951 PLYMOUTH 1947 PLYMOUTH Spee “Sw radar. 5 wea _PE 6-3008, = 71634 Beck Rd, Nort, 2 Laree Gscortment of prac. precy pt sg glia! An WANTED Tate MODEL WRECE | Radio, heater eutomatic trane-| Belvedere. beautiful 2 tone ao Station Wagon. Radio & Heater. QUANTITY TREE TOPS, LOG PALOMINO GELDING TO TRADE Sepa Senerea. bo ot gore. | wheels inside and out | cars ™ na sed custom cont or cee. ie a — ~"G495 Officials | Immediate Delivery a ogg tard = x ee = = a eee Des oe 2 dr., radio $895 . Instant C re da it O-: K. meek coutage a0 Se eee Lae rnon green finish and heater. Very nice 51 Chevrolet. Bel Air 49 FORD Cars ‘46 oo... $185 ‘S1.:.... $695 ‘52... $1445 ||] condition He a eeeS TT PETE. | Coston Line Fordors LOOK! 2 ie ee OR RE Eben SE. i. tS |] poe car for ‘am! ) ear. _ gtey f 995 $445 Sunliner Convertibles A 1954, light green, Chrysler Windsor four door ‘48 Kee e $220 D) sc ao Hee $745 ‘53 ec $1545 hid ia epee ae S Plymouth Sedan, ra- . with automatic transmission, directional signals, Mercury fordor with radto, Plymouth Cranbrook done tn Pontise Chieftain 8 with two =e e mmape. dio, heater, light green Matth ews Skyliner Hardtops masphetiy & canta lights, radio, heater, white- heater ‘and sun visor. Here's o , lustrous Wile, Green, Pin- tone bine paint. radio, heat- oad hie ; - wall tires—for $2.51 ' Harareaves| "ont (OOK! 47 ...... $265 ‘30... $745 ‘S54... $1605 || 2 neces $1005 jI f , finish. radio, and. heater. Sue finteh, oan, hae heater, Sih redio. heate heater fewer dr., radio and heater | Lincoln Conveftibles Economy plus. and white walls. Glide end two tone paint. Beau tiful. ° "52 Pontiac 4 dr., De- A 1954 PI S S Hy luxe 8, radio, heater, Chevrolet 1954 Plymouth Savoy 4 door Sedan with radio. 1°47 $295 '...... $045 ‘'53...... $1995 one ower, beast. 211 S. Saginaw St. . tinted et —for $1,875. Oldsmobile 98 tudor with Nash tudor. Radio, heater, Oldsmobile 98 fordor with ra- | $595 FE A446 LARRY i ND Ri darts a“ POY Pete, alprer ti st Studgbaker Club $1195 JEROME LOOK! © 48... $325 'S2...... $OAS 'S2_..... $2495 |] Come. real"milenge 52 Buick Special 4 dr 2 | Oldsmobile tudor. Midni Dodge Coronet fordor with Cadillac Cou : i ter, FIN AL Rochester: Ford Dealex A ee abs st Gold noe er Vey doer sedan. o “tes sar ami ues con coed) Gin, eater Sea tie. || . paint and tres. pe e Special Golden Falcon model wit w ; . CLEARANCE PR OL 147: ‘steering, automatic transmission, radio, eater, . $360 5) css ses $995 ‘54 see ee $2595 $695 choose from We Must Make Room for! one saan 9 veins 1 whitewalls and other extras—for $3,123. = Dodge ‘tonto wh re: Pontiac Chieftain Deluze Buick Century OR with green ||| '50 Buick Super 4 dr., 12 vues oo meairwrs | Pair Appraisal serena Ser nae eae WH heater, eet trim é ae 4 dr, rad i .. = eater, custom trim. ‘ or r., radio, tuony rok aE S , I | d ad | IMP ORTANT NOTICE | ne : ter, Customline verer She ervice inciu “ee Because these prices are so low; under no circumstances will any of the $1395 wall oe with white: 22.00 Low In terest... above cars be sold without presenting a copy of this ad to one of our | 52 Oldsmobile 4 door, 19 salesmen. Priceé good for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21, 294 FRE Rocket 88, Super De- $1595 —_ : I ong T erms luxe, radio, heater, 2 soe siers tone green, whitewall °54 Ford Customline 4 Be D ; e , Open Till 9 P M Jd E R C) MA FE S tires. 7 dr., radio and heater. 25800 ( a sp ne ne AT THE LOT ee let Bel Air 4 _ 00 | with sutomatic transmission : “ evrolet i ’54 Chevrolet Bel Ai BERGE | Woodwadatiamiers | BRIGHT SPOT = Jaw: Saisie 2 ‘erglide, very low mile- another trade-in. es | OR THE SHOWROOM, age. Save on this one. 28] $95 Down ||479S. Woodward, Birmingham _Olds-Cadillac “i : | ; + BA were Cas Yoo Bay a Ca +" Netaeeie 6100 22 YEARS IN PONTIAC” _ Support the United Fund” _- 32 ‘Cheaper Than at ; . -_ >| scHUTZ Lives! Time Only!’ Phone. FE8-0488 eo) LIVE R B U | C K | Botkin eal Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass Ave. | | sare Keller- Koch || Open. A. M. to 10 P. M Chen THO PM, 3 MITE EXCEPT 67. ij _! + ||] 210 Orchard Lake Ave. » -FE2-9101 4 Lose Js # FS | Ae : . . i fr f te ,* ¥ ; fe : i oat ‘ a rie fi; ; ae ia iz rar J} war So rae ae eaten eee eee i 3 i ‘ Saree i . \ @ 4 " @ (oe A ‘e APs ’ a fe : % = chon , __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ._ SIXTY-SEVEN Intellectual Note Hit by Colman’s TV Show (iiPasBatle (mixer _ “FN Or Speake HD | wave ot providing «mutant oxy port area for welfare services in Rayburn, Martin Stage | case Detroit is bombed. Vigorous Election Fight) At a meeting Oct, 27-28 in the Despite Their Ages a ae a om ee WASHINGTON (INS) — Two! fy welfare service ald. men whose tremendous vigor be-| 1. counties include Wayne, Ma- --Today’s Television Programs - -|Actor at Home | Chaneel -WIBE-TV Channel 6—WW2-TV Channel —-WEYE-TV Channel 9-CKLW-TV in 'Halls of | ' TONIGHY'S MIGHLAGHTS — |. ry Nelson, Peter Lorre star. |sg:aa_ct) Wixe's Wonderland. (0 oe Vy €:00—(T) Little Rascals, Little |%60—(7) So You Want to Lead a/ A Time fo Live. High-Brow Attitude Rascals in “A Lad and a Lamp” Contestants lead Sammy Heaven. 2 . lies their years are fighting it out | comb, Washtenaw, Monroe, Living- film. (9) Capt. Video. Adventure| Kaye band, singer Judy Lynn|'*'4—(# Three Steps to Characterizes Serial, today for the third highest office Lenawee, Oakland, Genesee, . serial. (4) Time for Music. Jane| guest. (9) Motion Picture Acad-|11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. ()| Rare Amid Comics inn « Papeer and St. Clair. : in the land—speaker of the House Palmer sings. (2) Featurette. .| ¢my. — a ™ Horhe. oy aaa’ af dt ectanbabas all ¢:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4)| discreet,” film. (4) Dragnet. |'2°%~(2) Strikett Rich. NEW YORK (INS)— The creamy The rivals are Speaker Joseph | Adds Insult to Injury Me Gt tad ee Sgt. Friday, Officer Smith, find FRIDAY AFTERNOON organ tones of Ronald Colman W. Martin Jr. (R-Mass), who will} SALT LAKE CITY (UP)—Injury —* orman football he espe pate en HR:te-(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) made their TV debut Tuesday eve be 70 Nov. 3, the day after election «20 Kia ‘w Theater: a Shop Ballot Box. (2) Valiant Lady. Pits apraea e day, and House Minority Leader Cisco Kid. Duncan Renal- Corner,” run by ex-convict, | 12:15—(2) Love of Life. goed, encaptionsily Sam Rayburn (D-Tex), who was Sports film. (4) Liberace. Piano} with Roddy McDowell, Priscilla 12:390—(7) My Life. (4) Feather | title. : ast Jan. 6. impressions. (2) Telenews Ace.| Gillette. (4) Theater. “Segment,” | Your Nest. (2 Search for To| jt has Benita Huthe (Mrs. C.) Rayburn—the Democrats’ be- Cline, Van Patrick. stars Ward Bond, Rosemary De-| ™0rrow. as his ‘wife, and for the benefit eek oe, Sone ee ones —-() To be announced. (2)| Camp, William Bendix in drama }13:46—(2) Guiding Light ede Ge lest steal nous, soa Un was eet cncind to one Phelps. | - Boyer in “The * head- (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia | where Colmian plays William Tod- the White House after the vice 1:00—(7) Mukla, Fran and Ollie waiter finds billfold with large Faces Life. . : hunter Hall, its president. president. Puppet show. (9) Abbott @nd| gum of money. 1:15—(4) Faye Elizabeth (2) Seek-| gue bubbling conflict at home | Martin is completing his second Costello. Film comedy. (4) Mich- ; -ing Heart. stems from the fact that Mra. term as speaker. He filled the job igan Outdoors. Mort Neff. (2) |##:60—-(4) ‘Video Theater. Joanne -_ College President was a British in the GOP 80th Congress of 1947 Quarterback Show. Comments| Dru in “An Angel Went AWOL.” | 1:30—(4) Jean McBride. (2) Wel- ane ty pr @ and was the overwhelming on Detroit Lion’s games. fantasy with George-Nader. (2)| come Traveler. : pia othe teaal | 11:98-WIR, Make Up Ming | 9:45—WIR. Our Gel Sunday | Ving room than meets the con ~ WJBK, T welt | wwa Wws, Bt te Bappiness victions of the typical TV gagman. 7:3—WJR, E. B. Morrow Was Gon Exth Reateary. Vous, There was a great deal in this Caw. esis Ouber” em, sm vnel 11:48—WIR, awa beamene- Wie. ea respect 6-20--WiR. Guepenee — wrk. iy cn. peas coon ‘ Sat Sar Gn Seslan lenguege, on wes “aS Cotes 12:00—WJR, Jack White wa, McLeod ‘}common decencies, and a great : oe 1-0, Mase Ban Hxi2. Certain. Calle WEAR Rows, Corwuesi | many of the virtues usually re-| amend our advertising accord- 0:18—WXYR, Ghew Works | 1:50—wZY2, Wolt W, Bresk the Bank wcan hn spore ~=|served for the more cheerful| ingly.” ane ; | $:30—WIR, Wateh Giuk: Sesto, Benge WOAK, Rows 4:20—WW3; Widder Brown | Saints, , In Chicago the Bankers Life and v Join. the Thousands of a ee ww3, News 12:15-WIR, Parm Roundup | WCAR, Corousel Ronald Colman ts well, |Casualty Co, said in @ statement : Crime "Gkiw. Ties Davie W. futte Grom 4:48—WIR, Music, News — it has tried to “ and ° ° Wim, Woche doce woite | Genk RebasGiner | WAZ Wemeo ts tome | Ronald Colman, whose handsome | that a Families Switching to $:48—W2Y2, Just Bacy "wea. Maxwell capcean san ua tas W. News, Wright | facade and surface formality | protect the public interest. *:00_WJR. R. Clooney pews, ‘Dues Ww, Hews 5:00—we, scems to hide « constant pri- | “There is a constant problem of | . a: ww : Cao Crocker Hews. Jim Oven | vate jol the public to understand DA’ HT WJBK, News, CRLW, bod Devries joke with glint in eye to | getting ; calw meee News | Samm Dee Mateos CRLW. Basie Chase) | match and he te just about as |both the benefits and the limita- 3 . | 9:18—WIR, Werths. Wee tl vol mance 3, Pune’ Rarrte WCAR, News, eatiatying as his admir- | tions of all forms of insurance, | = 9:30—WIR, Amos “n’ Andy wear, WXYZ, Richard Lewellyn | 5:18—WJR, Reynolds; Muste| f8 Could wish. it said, - 2 ~~ WWJ, Senor Bon 6:20—W. > oS FRIDAY AFTERNOON W, Alito News At Hammond, Ind., the executive | Ralph a Revevel | os wom Lites Rend WEAR, Carousel He is urbane, about as hand-| .. president of the Guarantee CKLW, Report on 0:00—WIR, News CKLW, Bed wes 6:30—WJR. Music Hall some as any man of his years!» serve Life Insurance Co., Jer- : . : Winwar Pibeer S| Sara peecntan coe | “watt Guerm rime | Gxt, woe Bol |igSuly should be, end delivers his cme Kutak, said he was shocked HERE'S WHY! ' . _ | tidy good- humor which escapes State Madcaps Entertaim|ereiter, 90, 10 Marry |e remunn” TO Sp reaeareae er vorenanec weganas “sree ror seuaefeegaat -Made Fami Hume ag hfs wife plays % Aluminized Picture Tube — Tinted Safety Glass — ¢ Be ° a Ready mily. | ner role to its casually good na- 2 : $ Troops on Duty in Korea) ,vemor cr) — cere 1,| ted sit snd projects » peron $ Genuine Wood Veneers —Glarsjector — Dynapower § a widower 7 i. — — f 4 By BERT STOLL and iS-yegrold June Yates—Young- | no children: will become a father, [ever forgetting her ‘music ball % Speaker Super Cascode Tuner — Automatic $ TAEGU, Korea @ — Lt Al | est members of our group of 12—| grandfather and great-grandiather | 5®¢kground. 2 Tuning — Many Other Features! .% Howes, of Greenville, Mich . pilot- proved to be seasoned troupers and Saturday when he takes a tew i. m POPPPPPLLLPPPPPLPPPLPPLLLPPPPPPLL LS PON OWN WN VN ne ed the C-47 transport plane which | their keen sense of humor carried | wife, Deaths Last ht -.- fe he icon Mange eh AE se a Hs amuncnd hate " GENERAL ELECTR a an ee Mn Genetne Butt mittee Fie, (AP) —De. George . e to Taegu today. ‘Bull at Metamora bride-to-be has a son, three grand- Bis Sd retiend Sete Pea ok It was like old home week for Got. National Rating children and a great-grandchild. for more then 59 years, M Lt. Howes as he visited with the “There wasn't much to live for | ,,408, ANOMLES—Robert (Bch) Burns odel $ group from his home state. Lt. METAMORA — The registered wren 1 lost my second husband | man for the Los Angeles Examiner, and 17-T-14 i Howes formerly was on Air Force | Guernsey bull, Woodacres Royal | gaia Mrs. -Barfknect, who hag been ‘erry om, newspapers im Milwaukee, recruiting duty in Grand Rapids. | Peer, owned by James A. Beres-| married twice previously, “But ios Angeles Dally’ Neve. Born ts ; Hig_mother, Mrs, Ethel Howes, | ford, has just betome a nationally | now 1 have George and ye both |More TRADE-IN YOUR —# lives in Greenville while his wife | recognized sire, according %/ have 9 new life ahead of us.”| SOUTHERN Pines BO, — Bem and family now live at Glenn| announcement of the production! fetis first wife died in July.|the sss of twe ee OLD TELEVISION . | : ; Falls, N, ¥. testing division of the American 38 before hig retirement in 1048/9 925 W, Heron 8 4-2525 , Hee a Tange, tte Michigan |S T""Lae tat ave tested |W80bella: Sheriff Probes | EASY TERMS. — Madcaps sponsored : : ; . ed Health and Welfare Fund of ae recone 1000 grees | Coane Fuad. Shortage —w +P ae ae | Michigan and the United Founda- | °° "24 's30 pounds of fat. | LANSING @ — The Isabella | icture Tu te ee County sheriff's office and state : | * All Parts | receiving their agents today began a probe of a ‘ : from heme are as good a morale | SAN FRANCISCO @ — Bull-| conse bureau, : ‘ a: ‘ y af ers and others of the Madcaps snakes while widening an approach | pieasant reported to Secretary of 2 troupe, as thelr fine enteratia- | to the Golden Gate Bridge. Almost|sste Cleary that Deputy Sheriff . a | 3 toe Ke laa [Seat Crmtermen, in crys of ) ” ecw of ; oa \ “ ki * ; : "i | if $ : ‘ i f jeeps, Army transport planes, heli-| HAZLETON, Pa. @® — When not a 3 | ne Loe. " 700 gene = ter “wad pt tet. bat tae tainer fren 2 re Gating pon) goeeren : e : RD AL 6:00 9 | : E eee , ee ; i - SIXTY-RIGHT 4 European Reds Forward But the Far East situation re- mained potentially explosive and Z ROEBUCK AND CO ae. ee Fi Pt “ttn FEE f ~ _ Big-Honeysuckle Savings! Party dresses of nylon and orlon “oer SPECIAL ae “BAYS \ Sizes 3 to 6x Dainty lacy trimmed little party dresses . with full flouncy skirt that hos a pert ruffle effect at the bottom for added interest! Ribbon band at midriff with bow in back. Variety of colors. mins pe Gay checked party frock for toddler's dress-up occasions! Full tucked skirt with soucy bow in back and large frilly collar for fashion accent! *Orion ccrylic fiber, DuPont Trademerk 4 } 98 - *, F ae * ¢ ‘similar action on the China work—$1,000 cotton bonds. | | “chooses way to reaffirm his their governments ebel Bond Issue man seeks up today needs sorely to revive let the Reds buy what Eu- $100,000 Confederate States of| recapture them.” } ropean Reds can buy. HOUSTON @—A Houston bro-| America 7 per cent cotton bond The United States opposes any! kerage firm is offering $10 good | !ssue due in 1883. The bonds were} Fur seals do not dr! Ge cloning ota val ions, baler’ | hard cash for certain examples of |smved tor S10 each. absory water directly Ge of a full Korean peace.|the Confederate treasury’s handi-| The bulletin said the man their pores. s 4 a) Se mieeew® cs mee = ~ 2.8% eee = ~sse @ All Wool Fleece i ae a oe | | | | UPpaas i il i tin i a Training Pants Heavy Rib Knit Combed Cotton tut = 3S] Save on soft white double fab- {e dea T'S more sole Says! 3 to 6x at Sears! Coat Sets Wondertul chocolate assort- 95 ment. 15 different exciting va- Onl rieties thickly coated with fin- y est pure chocolate. * Checked “ gro” coats in red or green. solid color melton slacks ... in all sizes Girls’ Warm Wool 3-Pc. Coat Sets Just ] 6” Tasty Bridge Mix Chocolate Covered Candies nog. 0 SOF Lb hg ov Sage dar mapper ed milk vanilla caramels, Brasil nuts, raisins and assort- ed creme centers. Save now! — Boyville Ir. Warm winter weight union suits, flat lock stitched seams at points of strain. Sizes dyed lamb collars. Quilted lin- blue, green er 4 to 8 at Sears! ; et ing. Two colors... sizes 4 te Elastic side inserts, quilted lin- 12! Save at Sears! ing. 10. to 20! Boys’ Sixes, 10 to 16.....1.49 Cunningham's aaa ¥ .) 4 m= Boys 3 Storm Boyville Tweed ow 18° Boyville Jr. tweed coat, For Winter Warmth—Choose Boyville Jr. Duralon Surcoats 89° Super-warm surcoats in hard-wearing Duralon in brown, blue or green . . lined and interlined. Concealed knit wristiets to keep out all the drafts! Sove now! | Sizes 4 to 8 Surcoats, sixes 10 to 20..... 9.90 8 mouton Save on ee Honeylane Girls’ All-Wool Slack Ensembles as low as ‘J Three-piece sets, sizes 7 to 10 v Many styles and colors For winter warmth — at low cost, choose from several styles and colors In these quality Honeylane 3-pc. out- fits. All 100% wool—see them! Almost-Teens Poodle Cloth Coat Many = 26° tor drop ity Poti Sox reproc Red, blue, pink. 8 to 14, essed woo! interlining. ’ 4 ‘ 154 N. Saginaw St. ~4 *@e - «RRB RS GS ° oe. ee Honeysuckle All-Wool Stripe Girls’ Coats ~~ 19% > Perfect for school, dates or Sunday these Honeylane coats! 100% wool interlin- ing . . . genuine leather trimming! Choice of green and browr stripe . . 14! Choose yours during these of Sears Days! ’ . in sizes 7 to- last 3 days Girls’ Dept—Second Fleer Phone FE S400) , “49 108 NORTH SAGINAW v) Bee! Boh WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW... & TWO THE PON TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ociern 21, 1954 ‘WKC's (100,000 WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE( / A New Low Price! sig SAVE R oe ee eee _ 3 4 " 4 ral EE, Pe. 3 | fa = iy i d ; E i Ee 2 : 7 ga = *s | : > & : Ee BS I ' al : aay deol | e Much 4 = Bo rE 1 a i ae es a , { = ate e ee : 2 4 “ "Se : 3 : . be ee a £ ; o7 # Pe | i A d 2 : ‘4 i Pose : ; > ia ae ; ‘ Ph, 8 ié } rea ne | ee | : ~~ NO DOWN PAYMENT : a MBE One look at Admiral’s clean, life-like pictures will tell you why Admiral is a top set! The huge picture tube, self-— - focusing Acro-matic features and Caos- code chassis do wonders. See its beau-- tiful modern cabinet and you’ know et: s the set for you. ~—— No Money Down 2" Weekly SO AMC CHUCIGIE males 21 Admiral eee germ TV Console 3-Speed Radio-Phono Powerful, super-sensi- tive radio ret with Admirat’s f hous di irae Fi ‘He Heer Dorn—$2 Wel @ Big 21” Self-Focusing Picture Tube @ Beautiful Mahogany Finish Cabinet @ Powerful Cascode Chassis with dependable new “Printed Circuit” @ Rich FM Tone with Heavy-Duty 8” Speaker Here’s a brand-new 1955 Admiral 21° TV Console at a sensational value price —thanks to the advanced engineering and tremendous mass production facilities of Admral— World’s Largest Television Manufacturer! Admiral AC-DC TABLE RADIO ) vings while th S | 2 ) Fea) ON OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 THREE » . PORZELAIN ENAMEL |. Ss GLACIER BLUE INTERI a By aT SOR ss SAVE°47 | NO DOWN : Adm iral iTV al RADIO- PHONO ALL THREE Admiral 30” Electric Range, Reg. $195.00 Giant size oven. 8 Deka model Aamizal New Up-Side-Down Refrigerator, Beg. $488.60 pol eceorol freezer and wae tien & storage space. | Layaway Now: $] RESERVES YOUR CHOICE ; Odd Beds in Many Finishes BEDS of all styles! BEDS of all sizes. BEDS of all finishes to pretty up sister's room .. . $ 95 to moke brother's room his hangout. Mod- ern, Pcs siecle Colonial. Wood and metal. — / No Money Down—Budget Terms! % Reg. $198.95 Inviting 8-Pe. Living, Room Grou ‘ The new wide arm sofa and matching arm chair, built for years of comfort and lasting charm are a WKC scoop by themselves. But we haven't stopped there! Add to this ‘rich-looking pair, a decorator-approved channel bock chair—beoutifully covered and spring filled . TWO mahogany or blond finished, plastic-topped step tables with gallery edges AND matching cocktail table. STILL NOT ALL! TWO china base table lamps also included. That's the value WKC offers today! No Down $1 25 A “WEEK! Payment! *w ALANA, 6Pe. Maple Bunk Bed Outfit Beautiful Maple Finish Bunk Beds. Con be used-os twin beds, too. Com- $ 95 , plete with ladder, guard rail, 2 com- fortable mattresses and 2 feather pillows. No Money Down—50c a Week! Reg. $198. 95 Modern 9-Pc. Bedroom Group Rollaway Bed with —— : $198.95 weal ordinarily be a thrifty price for the won- : : __A rollawoy bed outfit is the pat on- derfully styled single dresser, chest of drawers and / : pone! bed. Beautiful hand brushed blond finish with bey. cle peli aren A cheeet. 5 hard lecquer topcoat. Striking wood and brass hard- se rary Sides ing oy Acex a! =trame | ware and deluxe construction features. BUT IN ADDI- a i olds compactly. Accommodates extra TION you get TWO handsome boudoir lamps .. . TWO guest comfortably. Mattress included. plump feather bed pillows . . . and a famous comfort- No Money Down—50c a Week! able mattress ond resilient coil bedspring. No Money Down! $1.25 A WEEK! WKC’s Lower Floor Furniture Dept. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 FIVE | OW K Cc’ Ss. § 100, 000 Ca CLEARANCE SALE spring mattress and matching box spring on legs. Full or twin size available. Rich colors. NO MONEY DOWN — 50c A WEEK! Fine home gift to pep up a dreary bedroom! $ 95 Colorful plastic headboard, multi-coil inner- _ Reg . $139.95. Modern 8-Piece Sofa Bed Group Not just a beautifully furnished tiving room BUT an extra. been eae vou rece Ri First you see it with o hand- some Modern sofa, buoyantly spring- -filled for seating com- fort .. . flanked by-such convenient and handsome acces- sories as the TWO mahogany or blond finished step end bios with —e nagar " lamps. Matching cocktail table, too. Q opens to form a big double bed. No Money Down! “eo $1.00 a Week! | dave ceil fae sous. ay Modern Tables in Choice of Finishes Ale ee elgg cen ag Choice of end, step, lamp or cocktail models... ali with shelves. Blond, mahogany, walnut. NO MONEY DOWN | — BUDGET TERMS! HANDSOME CHAIR-BED - TABLE LAMPS armies chai th tht en $ 95 Many styles and patterns $ 95 a luxurious to choose from. Pick the easily. A Pars ao at super savings! color you want. No Money Down—50c @ Week OPEN AN ACCOUNT gaat! o ‘ * aif wer agestt : es ’ - Heart-stealing me Semi oval table with extension leaf, Y chromed legs and mar- proof plastic top. 4 matching chairs with spring séats. Chrome frames and plastic up- : holstering. NO MONEY DOWN — $1.00 A WEEK! For, extra TV contig, foot- rests, slipper stools. Great selection of sizes and shapes, Plastic covers. 7" | Occasional Chair Buys | FROM Here are some terrific values in floor sample occa- $ 95 sional chairs. Rockers, TV chairs,. fireside — _ a ia hai a Maat i ci cna HAT aR el a et al i vi P a ae . ue r “TRADE IN FOR A NEW GRUEN, BENRUS or | WKC PRECISION WATCH! “The Cadet” Reg. ...5. $59.50 Reg. ..... l Regular .. $71.50 Reguler .. .$71.50 17 “KING-SIZE” JEWELS Reg. 49.95 : Your Wateh 25.00 Your Watch 25.00 Your Watch 25.00 Your Watch 25.00 Your Watch 25.00 00 _You PAY You Pay 34.50 You Pay 24.50 ‘You Pay 46.50 You Pay 46.50 You Pay 24.50 NO DOWN PAYMENT... EASY TERMS! T\arweeetere” | a tina G wv wwe INTRODUCTORY INTRODUCTORY FIREE offer! FREE offer! $10.75 Metal Typewriter Genuine Leather Table with Each TRAVEL CLOCK REMINGTON, ROYAL se ciety Nese or UNDERWOOD Portable ~~ Noe 2-PC. LUGGAGE SET ew 2 SUTTER ci to Match Made of New - MIRACLE &@ TOLEX with the Beauty of Top GRAIN LEATHER ‘But A WEARS SETT . LASTS LONCE “SAVE 5% Regular. 20 ae a ; ) | So EMC. \ Ss. S$ 9 5 Drastically rN : : ~~ sg [ Reduced © \\ RG TRAVEL CLOCK INCLUDED! WKC, 108 W. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 | te 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTGBER 21, 1954 _ ms SEVEN ZING NEW oe ee MAKER : | - . "Seger ? : C : _ = 7 : ; 4 | ii aE vou GET ALL THIS: ; _ ae ~ @ Deluxe Dormeyer Mixer with @ 14-Piece Luncheon | etme =~“ all Attochments Set. @ Meat Grinder 4 a openers | _ @ Plus 3-Piece Sheffield Stes! Cerving Set to First : e ae ving 25 All $ for & ONLY WN. SAGINAW... FE 3-7114 ~ LAYAWAY NOW FOR THANKSGIVING ! SALE? SUPERB QUALITY ON LOW BUDGET TERMS! F 2, Ss ay BF a) Piece Jacilanksd Nava rag DELUXE DINNERWARE J i CG co : * ee rvs IACK SET SET ec perfect fer pantera mest discriminatiay guests. ’ " . & ie . ¥ eh m - J . + ’ q fF 5 ne Pigeon S SMASHING. F SALE PRICE! ee ge yee # \ : — roc 4 * é “eavverers aa = NO MONEY DOWN! 7 WEEKL “LOWEST PRICE EVER OFFERED pom ~ so - for Such a Fine Deluxe Service for 8 rer tre fips: Wke ESN ie: NIGHT Til 9 i | CMe SRT CPI AEE PARKING in Oar FEderal 5" = an erteeeod Med ? : PHONE TODAY Please send the Fairbanks Ward 22K Gold RS SSES Tas ates 22 SS ae a a a an a aD a EDEN an aD an pas GD EN cs TEN es THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, Layaway Now! $] RESERVES YOUR CHOICE sf Lets you fali asleep to soft music, wake up to a song or to the conven- _ + tional alarm, as you prefer. Auto- matically turns on radio —— you select in advance”. Operates electric GT omell Clee - maker. Emerson 3-SPEED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 7" - Ptays 33, 45, 78 rpm records . Shockproof floating tone arm. Vibra- Finerson PORTABLE TV Powerful, built-in, pre-tuned Se Compact! So Lightweight! siplocmes The ew Emerson “Portable TY" gpa . Set goes on! Close lid Model 1630, ls only 12° bah, ; set goes off, automatically! wae $15995 a re tion cushioned. If lubricating for trouble-free operation. Fully guar- anteed, Coaster Wagon Filled With Soap With Your New 1955 | ALL FOR | —ea ONLY... ee una Wenlen re : * a FULL SIZE COASTER WAGON Filled With a Year's Supply and Year's Supply of Soap of Soap i] . 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ELEVEN —WKC's _(*100,000 WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE Emerson Table Model Available With Base — Only Emerson Has Cinevision Screen! Sensational 1955 Emerson TV set — has Cascode turret tuner to _ snap in clear, life-like Cinevision pictures . . . One-dial ‘Simplimatic’. tuning and big 17” glare-free screen. Trade-in your obsolete small screen set and save even more! : Pippi 2 ii »-f tif - BRR eye Ses. SRN ga ees ee Siete .. BR ‘ TWELY EK THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 $100,000 | _ All Metal ; UTILITY CABINET $ Q f 95 : * Slightly Irregular. if Perfect Would Sell for $16.95! Reinforced throughout. 5 shelves, 11" deep, 60° & high, 14” wide. All steel construction. Sorry, No Phone. Orders et This Low Price. Free Delivery Slightly Irregular, If re von Sell $4195 | Beautiful, a = wardrobe. 18° deep, wide, 60” —. a doors. “Whizzer Hawk’? 3-Speed Bike Imported from anes Large Working Surface _ Regular $69.95 “49” | isezz D4” ~ Buy PERFORMANCE: e E 3A Leather carla working sure, 45” overall ‘eed Pan Come } FREE DELIVERY . DOWN © Adjustable 1 Sted et shelf, 2 electric out- [NOW! Save ‘7° V-M 4-SPEED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH . Regular $29.95 Plays the new 1624 - rpm records plus the regular 332, 45 and 78 rpm. The world's. smatlest 4-tube am- plified phonograph, - V-M tri-o-matic 990 PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Automatic Change for All Speed Records Plays up to 14 tunes § 9 o automatically. Power- ful amplifier. Feather light tone arm. when you buy a WAV aaiear- OPEN FRIDAY Pron —ASTENA 1 9" NIGHT 'TIL9 = ee . “ee ita Free Parking In Our 7 108 NORTH SAGINAW | of the Airways 1 NO MONEY DOWN! Lot Behind Store : ss THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1954 THIRTEEN _ famous mattresses: ah is | RN. a C4 conten ton SUPER (x WINNER: > ~ SEN. = ? PILLOWS Vw " 790 $6.98 Value . , , a With Purchase of Any ; bt ne Mattress or Box Spring " ~ - W, é e 4. Fi ers; ; WAU SY aR LAV II bp TEE) | | | : Open Fri. Night Hl 9 ae Serry, No Phone | WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW... FE 3-7114 | i. are ea ee ee eae ee i te ee i tn ig = ail a ' se | . ‘FOURTEEN ) “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 COMPLETELY INSTALLED AT NO EXTRA COST 1955 WHIRLPOOL -———— AUTOMATIC WASHER Regular Price $229.95 Just look at the savings at WKC on this new Whirlpool automatic washer! Agiflow action, seven rinses, water temperature selec- tion! . AUTOMATIC DRYER Regular Price $190.95 $ The perfect mate for your new Whirlpool washer , . . dries your clothes fade-free, wrinkle- free and fluffy. _“ NEW! PORTABLE! ELECTRIC! ROUND BOBBIN SEWING MACHINE ost, a A" Le E to 5 Room Oil Heater ‘144° No Down Payment— 2 Years to Pay! The Duo-Therm Windsor looks like a fine piece of furniture. “In cordovan —— Ut Gives a0 BTU’s. Th D Th to rooms warm a cozy in v coldest weather. Has the famous Dual e uo- erm Until Now Delivered ee, hnafl.as tha heat and coery. imperial - H eater 9 , and Installed 59% |_° | 999" Phone No Down Payment—$5 a Month FREE Heavy - duty, tiple - treated Feder q/ Here's the famous Duo-Therm budget = a saute lane wife, Fe ey ee ee oat ae famous Parking ff &:" tie perforant and neots reg 5 rooms. Has famous Dual Chamber economizer burner that sired temperature. Installation 108 NORTH SAGINAW gives perfect oil combustion for every Bethy includes: plus normal stage of heat. A DUO-THERM Friday | GAS WATER Night | HEATER Model 469 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 FIFTEEN . ‘ ‘ PHILCO 118 NOW— Lowest Price Ever fora Genuine PHILCO Clock Radio! ‘29° A powerful rich voice radio with electric clock that turns on radio automatically. Wakes you to music, Phileo 21” Console ; America’s greatest 21” console value The “New Look” even at this ... with the most convenient tuning Sensational New Low Price ot a ee . handsome Mahogany Came in now for a free demonstration! *T 7?> Sheek, modern cabinet houses this pow- erful new oe 1955 Prion” Takes up littie table nape, 2 Years to cd 3335 SAVE $50 SAVE aby . Reg. $349.95 matic Size Electri owt Philco 30” Re ——— ~~. iteelt . mile : tn: oven. Table to4 rol eu. Centeyie, aatchget Tiger Check. ee “Bey -¥ z r __ SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 (Csi FURNITURE DEPT. SPECIAL SALE ot WKC! PHONE FE 3.7114 TODAY! Ways To Buy.. COME IN-TELEPH Fall Size Sensationally New TONE ON TONE | , MATIONALLY ADVERTISED = } As _—_ - a 2 Chatham HURON BAY ge an A Po Blankets $2799 Value wa ak mery 4 inch satin binding and big h 72% inches, to tuck in. Order your 4 blankets lack Satia Bind OR MAILTHIS COUPON = 108 NORTH SAGINAW NO DOWN PAYMENT...EASY TERMS ! WKC, 108 N. Seginew Please send me the 4 full-size 72 x 84 inch famous CHATHAM Huron Bay Blankest at your friend-winning sale price of $19.95. | agree to pay the balance 50c weekly. ~ . fy (OPEN Ederal FRIDAY > f 3.7114 . PRINT Name a ] e ail PRINT Address Ni t til 9 pare City_ Zone__State- r t {2 . Apt. No___} a Your Telephone No. Fa as See ae