The Weather =. THE PONTIAC PRESS 5 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954—44 PAGES | ‘United Fund Drive Reaches 99 Per Cent of Goal U:S. Takes On Building Job Cincinnati Centenarian Celebrates in Hospital of Northern Radar Fence 2 . } WASHINGTON (® — The United States has assumed the job of building the “distant early warning” radar Stations along the Canadian-Alaskan rim of the con- tinent. An announcement made simultaneously today Washington and Ottawa said the two governments have agreed: 1. “To proceed with the construction” of the perim- eter warning net for enemy bombers, whose cost is un- officially estimated at about one billion dollars. 2. That “although both Canada and the United States will partici- pate in the project, responsibility | for the work of construction and installation should be vested in the United States.” Defense Department officials said sufficient money is aveail- able in the current budget to go ahead with the project and that additional money will be re- quested in the next budget. Some circumstances of the an- nouncement were unexplained First questions about details were directed to official Air Force spokesmen, who said they had not seen the announcement until it was handed reporters although Defense Department officials said the Air Force was the “executive agent”’ -of the government for handling the project. Today's announcement said “Four main elements of a warning and control system now appear to be practicable, name- ly: The main control and Warn- | ing radar installations in the populated part of Canada, the jointly operated Pinetree net- work and in the United States, which are now in operation; in Eastern Fog Slows Ships and Airplanes NEW YORK \—A heavy fog to- day shrouded from Maine to Washington the Eastern Coast D.C slowing sea and air traffic The weather bureau here predict- er the fog would remain through | the day and tonight Ships coming into New York edged along carefully through the haze. One big passenger liner, the Holland - American company's Maasdam, had been scheduled to dock at 8 a. m. but was delayed several hours. La Guardia Airport was forced to , turn most incoming flights away to other places because of poor visi- bilfty Carver School to Open Monday Teachers to Get Paid WASHINGTON (UP)—Sen. Wil- Today as Board Elects ham F. Knowland (R-Calif) in- New Secretary sisted today that the McCarthy censure fight will go to a vote Regular classes are expected to despite some predictions that the | be resumed Monday at the George | Senate's 10-day recess will be used Ww : i , ashington Carver School in Royal | meue to death ORCHID FOR GRANDMA—Janet Marie Kleimeyer, 4, pins and orchid on her great-great-grandmother, Mrs. Alice Osborne, 100 years old yesterday. Mrs. Osborne, a patient at Drake Memorial] Hospital in |a8 a springboard to filibuster the 15. grandchildren, children. privately he is convinced anti-, fering from “traumatic bursitis” censure forces will launch a fili- | and would have to remain under buster in an attempt to prevent 8 treatment until Nov. 29. | vote before the Senate's deadline for final adjournment Christmas Eve. The recess had made this a lot easier, he said. Sen. Herbert H. Lehman (D-NY) ‘If McCarthy returned to action in the Senate any sooner, Knowland Sees Senate Censure Vote Despite Fears of McCarthy Filibuster the | doctor said, there might be a per- | manent injury. McCarthy hurt his, | all United Press Phete Cincinnati since fracturing her hip a year ago, has 8 living children, 16 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grand- Cop Used Force Doty Orders Policeman to Pay Hospital Expense for Motorist | i stalled a short distance down the | Generosity; Says Goal That Radar Stuff Really Slows Reported Gifts ihe ils Down at All-Time High mown ra OF $527,614 Total has confused at Lyndall Lauds least two west Texas women motorists, the Texas DepartmeM of Public Safety says. The car of one of the women | Area's highway after she passed a radar | H n | warning sign. When the mechanic | Is Special Challe ge |arrived, she complained: “I was! The Pontiac Area United | just driving 65 miles an hour when they turned that darned radar on Fund today reached 99.4 | me.”* - per cent of its $525,823 goal The other woman telephoned to| with donations totaling the Abilene, Tex., office of the! | highway patrol for help $522,614. . The figure is an all-time “IT have a sick granddaughter in! |Amarillo and have to drive up| 000 © {there in a hurry,” she explained. | Dae nearly $14, a= ; |er than raised in 1953. “The fact that so much more has been pledged this year shows a real “ye of generosity on the part of Pontiac area citizens plus representing a supreme effort by some 4,000 volunteer workers. “Each major. fund division ex- ceeded its total of any previous year,’ Lyndall stated. The Industrial Division bettered its quota early and the Geograph- ical Division is close to its $17,500 | goal, with more expected. Only four of the 64 units in the commercial division fell short of expectations, he stated. “Had these four units come a lean fe ill you please turn that radai Dwight S. Adams, fund executive The campaign had been extend- to Take Stand ee deed ae ee the charge ‘‘wifeslayer.”’ Only a few hours after Mrs. off so I can get there real fast’” —_—-———_— | director, said some returns are p) for Faces still out and expressed hope that ed two weeks past its original Nov, 4 closing date to permit solicitors special challenge,” said Cam- CLEVELAND (UP)—Dr. Samuel | The witness is Robert Schottke. methodical veteran of the Marilyn Sheppard, wife of the Bay Village osteopath-surgeon, | when they are brought in the $3,200 needed to put the drive over will Accuser Today | . . to complete calls. First Officer to Suggest we are proud to have raised H. Sheppard faces in court today | the man who first pointed an ac- Cleveland homocide squad who in ithe last 12 years has worked on | was bludgeoned to déath in her | bed, Schottke stood at the hos- be added. Sheppard Was Slayer more than ever betore because cusing finger at him and hurled hundreds of murder investigations. | pital bedside of her husband, who elbow shaking hands with admirers! Oakland County Circuit Judge| was nursing the wounds he said anywhere near their quotas in Milwaukee last weekend. os upper chamber voted 76 to 22 late We may have a filibuster.’ The recess will allow the. Seusés' Frank L. Doty Thursday handed | be got from Marilyn's killer. drive would be over the top now. |yesterady to adpourn until Nov. 29 Sen. Wayne L. Morse (Ind-Ore) | tour full weeks of debate before | 40¥" & judgment against a Pontiac According to Bay Village Police | They will continue their efforts.” ‘to give Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy | Said it is “perfectly obvious” the | the Dec 24 adjournment deadline. | Police detective accused of beat-|Chief John P. Eaton, the man/ Audited returns through Nov. 18 time to recover from an elbow in- | McCarthy camp will try to prevent |The shortened debate time makes ing and illegally arresting a mo-|'0M the homocide squad said show the Industrial Division col- jury. |& vote. |e filibuster hat easier but | torist Aug. 16, 1952 \quielly to the man in the bed: lecting $347.29, compared with The decision plunged the whole| Rat Kuewiand, the Senate's still difficult if opposed by Senate | Mins te Cares of eel ee er | ek see: [controversy into considerable un-| burty Republican leader, insisted leaders. Sen. A. S. (Mike) Mon- fia strongly toward you.” | The group composed of firms certainty. McCarthy s friends pre-| there is “no doubt” the isswe roney (D-Okia) said today there “Test was denied by Judge Doty, Schottke was a strong witness in the Pontiac Manufacturers’ dicted a boost for their compro-| will be setfled one way or the are enough votes to crack any talk- he said evidence indicated “that for the state in its attempt to) Assn gave $342,579 and the Gen- | mise drive and his foes feared a| other before the Dec. 24 dead- athon. unnecessary and excessive force 5¢Md the brawny, six-foot brain | era) Manufacturers group, $4,680. filibuster. line. . | was used in making the arrest. se ae ig rata one | The Commercial Division's total Some senators said the recess “The Senate will reconvene and Them Thar Hills | This is evidenced by the nature that “he's the “first real investi- eo ee : last . Its Pontiac sect will postpone a showdown until take up the motion and proceed of plaintiff's injuries gating officer we've had to testify | a ar next year while others claimed with it until we get a vote,” he No Longer Noted | The judgment names Detective , | donated $128,779 and Waterford | it will have ne effect at all. said. ‘ | Me was scheduled to take the | Township, $3534. |Oak Township, George F. Taylor, After seven days of debate, the claimed ‘‘There is every indication chief assistant Oakland County And “A warning line horth of the set- tled areas of Canada the mid- Canada line, being built by Can- Prosecutor, said"oday ada; a warning line across the Tayler made the statement at most northerly practicable part of » meeting of the t North America the distant early | schesl Gintetsto nk tae warning or Dew line; and por tions of the complete warning and | "4vcation Supt. Clair 1. Taytor, control system in Canada to be | Carver school teachers and par. | extendéd to seaward on both flanks | ents in the Oakland County of- of the continent by the United | fice X States.” — Pan-Am’s First Lap | Clair Taylor said he would have Walter Buffington, school district | superintendent, and Mrs. Loretta . . |Baker, newly elected secretary, | . . , - * | Richard Evans } : A key Democratic leader said Sen. Arthur V. Watkins (R-Utah) M a stand when county Coroner | the G Won by Californian ten he ‘titichiea! Chath, ‘Which (2 eT eo ia Gane cae for Gold InlIng | a pene a Sumeel i Gocher fclohon Xie | Bk seslinanpay reine : hool close-dow committee. also asserted his com- DENVER u—Gold does , ime} wh0 testimony. Dr. Gerber’s su . rae OAXACA, Mexico un — Phil Hint, “Ould end the school “n old doesn't seem Sonn “ete crsores rpris- | Of this, the Pontiac residential of Santa Monica, Ca!. won the Ist lap of the Pan American road race today on the base of unofficial times. Hill's Ferrari covered the 210 miles in an unofficial 3 hours The school was closed Tuesday by Prosecutor Taylor after some 100 parents, claiming they were not represented properly at school board meetings, refused to let West Presses for A-Pool Vot |plete confidence ‘‘that the Senate 4, get people excited out here in is going to resolve the issue at this the West the way it used to ’ He doubted a filibuster . : : : would be attempted since “Mc. Take the that Willham Carthy said he would not and |] Zeckendorf, the big real estate think he meant it.’ ‘man from New York, expects to session news to pay bills cov- ering hospitaliza tion, dental ..nd other medical ex- penses in the and suffering.” ing hint that a surgical instru- ment was the murder weapon and his expert opinion that Mrs. Sheppard's wristwatch was not removed for at least 20 minutes after the attack on her has been | group gave $7,376 and small businesses, $769. Some $3,823 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Truck Driver Killed . amount of $365 Saas cued mmernen Dantes: jeither teachers or students enter | grove eatin halt oes a find some of the yellow stuff when and an additional @@™8sing to the defense, . . . Maaticl of Ttaly. in the building. | Diplomats Predicting. — close 0" |he digs the foundation hole for| J $200 “for pain Sheppard's attorneys barked at in M sh N F Umberto Maglioli o y. | One flare-up occurred at today's P Q yesterday's session after Congress | his new downtown hotel here next | EVANS . : | ap eal in another Ferrari, was four minutes behind Hill His unofficial time was given as 3:29. otherwise reasonably quiet meet- jing when a Carver School teach- er, Mrs. Magnolia Sims, stood up to ‘set (Prosecutor) Taylor right | Unanimous U.N. OK for Peace Proposal official physician, Dr. George W. Calver, said McCarthy would have th. It caused hard! mon | to stay in the hospital for 10 days. , Poe . | The plaintiff, Jerry Sanders, 31. of 220 Rockwell Ave., testified that | Colorado mining engineers. They! he suffered a compound fracture said nowadays it frequently costs of the lower jaw and a_ broken him throughout yesterday's session in common pleas court. One of them, scholarly William J. Corri- | gan. white-haired dean of Ohio! Cyde W. Taylor, 53, of 1353 Locke St., Pontiac Twp., died . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. # —| _Calver, whe examined Me- criminal lawyers, even accused | ¢@rly today a few minutes after a Husband Finds about his statements concerming With Russian a al virtually | CATHY at the request of Senate | more to produce gold than what tooth during the forcible arrest. him of testifying falsely about the | Tuck-car collision north of Flint ff: the teachers. , . . “ UaNY | leaders, said the senator ts suf. | you get for it. The price is $35 an” ag. gaig he was taken directly |Story Dr. Sheppard told of the | Which also claimed the lives of Ad Pays O ’ Mrs. Sims asserted that Tay- certain, e nited States and its; -———_-Ht_—. a ~~ ae ae aime ae sie | to jal after he was struck by weird adventures he had in the | two Flint men. : . lor was in error in eartier state- atomic allies pressed for a vote ; | an the . mint is t only legal the officer and later. was ar- pre dawn dark of the murder morn- | Killed immediately were: Wife Leaves ments when W@ said his office today on their compromise plan buyer ing. last July 4. |. Charles Warholm, 21, believed had “certain facts” indicating to promote President Eisenhower's That's refined gold. Gold found County Canvass | $50 or more an ounce. raigned in Muncipa! Court where 9) (Continued on page 20. col Schoftke, too, was expected to to be the car’s driver; and Ed- LOS ANGELES (UP)—Mrs. Dor- . | |in a natural state, such as placer | t horo: ~ : ward G. Hughes, 22 teachers were involved im a (atoms-for-peace program ne get a ugh going-over by the s. Hughes, 22. othy Walters, 40, was granted a| “ . gold picked up in a_ running | defe legal ff. But he. like | Taylor was drivi to Sa ; — conspiracy” resulting in the Diplomats predicted unanimous . se | . . egal sta ut _ like; fay ing to Saginaw divorce yesterday when she testi- hie. Paes 0 ote iInls oo a may be sold to oe ain louds Arrive |the coroner, is a veteran of | With an empty semi-trailer when fied that her husband ran the fol- ae : icc: Sivas Wile ciiice | The U.N.’s 60-nation *Political or any price you can get, perhaps scores of witness stand appear-|Warholm’s southbound car spun Jowing ad in a newspaper imme- diately after she left for a vaca- tion. | Committee, in recess until late to- he wanted no | , | bad rhe epelln at the meet- | 48 to let members consult their | Zeckendorf told a Denver audi- Record 152,263 Persons ence that the gold below the sur- After Week's Delay ances, | out of control three miles north of ithe Genesee-Saginaw County line ‘on U.S.10 and hit Taylor’s truck - . = rd Sovetnments, hoped to reach a bal- ° fa { his ted hot rould | ; In This Town It Pa : Man, 53, no car, no looks, no ing, “but only to look ——s ‘lot tonight on the seven-power res| Cast Ballots; Few Minor ec oy heise tg pg I I a . de ‘head on, according to Michigan . No qualities, no money, no | orderly procedures future , : DP pa; been predicted off and on for over to Drive Th h Ligh olution to set up an international . ne C ff and f t ive roug ig t State Troopers of the Flint Post. ro, fo hothing, seeks congenial | When Mrs. Sims continued her |. Errors Discovered Thus it falls in the category of 40 — , Witnesses said Taylor dropped companion to go places and do | remarks, Taylor had her escorted — per cent of all gold now produced 4 Week finally appeared yesterday PALMETTO, Fla. (UP),— Mr.| seed at the ‘cn oe few mi things in pursuit of happiness.” from the room saying she might U. 8. Chief Delegate Henry Only minor errors were shown jn the United States—a by-product afternoon, bringing with it .# of and Mrs. Robert W. Sullivan were Siew aioe ae pola +f pod Robert Walters, who did not con- be charged with a misdemeanor | Cabot Lodge Jr. presented the in the unofficial Nov. 2 vote totals of some other industrial effort. an inch of rain to the Pontiac area. arrested yesterday for driving an employe of the U.S. Truck mg test the divorce, said he received for disturbing a legally consti- revised proposal yesterday with as the Oakland County Board of Gold was the magnet for Colo- More cloudy skies and rain are oe . a = s ~ . ‘ a plea for i suppo rado's first permanent white set- : through a red light Inc. of Pontiac. a great many interesting replies. tuted meeting. OF ERaniniows si Canvassers completed its report « aj forecast for tonight and tomorrow " . . _—_ : —$<$<—$—$—$————————————————— Virtual agreement between R , tlers 95 years ago and became its ~~ ‘abel secuttne The Gary,’ Ind. couple was ° | eis aad Ste Week as hed rl yesterday. No. 1 industry for many years. according to ue \ S. Weather amazed when Judge Robert Mar- Check In at Right ‘Hotel’ A rece on Plan to Obtai a eck f sandsing We ining| Some 152,263 persons voted in Not any more. Colorado is now dealing a =u — A Luise shall sentenced them to lunch and ofc rgaining fifth in producin gold. behind cooler tonight. the low being about dinner at local restaurants flowe GAINESVILLE, Tex. (UP)—Two between Lodge and Soviet Chief the county, a record for an off. ng > = +} an . ples a ; hi f Nel it | Delegat Andrei Vishinsky, Vishin-| year election South Dakota, Utah, Alaska and #2 to #% with a high tomorrow from a florist shop, a box of candy, | teenage girls made one slight mis- e insky, in- . from 34 to 38 - aa é ‘i ° Arc itect for OSplta | sky fold the Western spocsore yee California. rom 34 to car wash, night's lodging and a/ take when they drove a stolen car A three-step plan to determine where the city stands in obtaining an architect for the new $3,000,000 wing at 'terday he approved of thb revised plan on all but one point. Informed sources said this difference would Pontiac General Hospital was agreed upon last night at | not stand in the way of final Soviet a joint meeting of the City Commission and the hospital | trustees. But the conferees went addition will be when completed: wing, or, (2) a section o aproval. Vishinksy opposed a Western Proposal inviting only the U.N. away hazy as to what the (and its specialized —— to the (1) a fully equipped | proposed scientific erence on peaceful uses of atomic energy. Apparently seeking a bid for Red uipped and uneqhipped raised through public The canvass board is composed Utah finds more gold by acci In downtown Pontiac yesterday of Mrs. Sarah F. Garrett of Com- dent than Colorado digs on pur- temperatures ranged from a low merce Township, chairman; Mrs. pose. In Utah it is a by-product of 32 to a high of 64. Today at (Continued on page 20, col. 4) | Canyon district. Minnie Sherwood of Pontiac, sec-| of copper mining in the Bingham 8 a m. the mercury stood at of, rising to only 57 by 2 p.m conducted tour of the town—all at the city’s expense. It was the first of the season's hospitality arrests’ for which Palmetto is noted. from Azle, Tex., to Gainesville, When they parked in front of an attractive “hotel” and went inside to get a room they discovered it was the police station. AP Editors Told of Red Campaign Against U. S. All Over Free World rooms, to be equipped by fun China, Vishinsky argued that there TAMPA, Fla. ® — =| a efforts there were He said ae of Jape to the everything communism stands]! astonishing skill set about te subscription. 1 fied an architect was assigned | Should be no restrictions on the Press writers back from Russia| unlikely to succeed. Communists “aud be an unpara- for,"’ he said, corrupt and poison the minds of The latter plan, accord- Attorney William A. | Mvitation list. and Japan warned today the Krem- | |lelled tragedy’’ and could “tip the! “Another ig the historic achieve-| @ Japanese people against ing to Mayor William W.| Fwart, who was ordered to de. | The resolution: . Ma was Grocting a shit prope- | In Today's Press | sales of world power against us| ment of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Senesles and to Sannteenn.” Donaldson, would enable) termine if a nine-year-old con- 1. Provides that the scientific | ganda campaign everywhere in the) 9 | uk Ween AP's foreign | whose victory without Vindictive-| Ryan said that in his opinion the $3,000,000 voted by) tract with architect Leo J. Hee- | conference be held next summer. | free world designed to create tur-| Rope men a jo iat win aici time |" looms greater with every | the Soviet Union fears war at pres- property Owners to puUr-| nan ty still in effect. 2. Suggests that as soon as the|™0l and poison minds against/ Canter, Bé@le oo se |in Moscow. said the United States | PASMin€ Year as a triumph of be- | S00, S08 Wet ee protein om ss . | Se , eee Mos _§ M 5 : chase “more hospital "t Heenan, who designed the new | international atomic agency is set Americans. lated P ‘connor Mog veeeeeees te | couldn't match maneuverability of cre pra lear ra that the United continue te pull Th horns. “+ if the funds were spent to City Hall, drew up plans in 195 up, it negotiate an appropriate — og “— iat TESS Crane. Dr. George - {the Russians, but that “we hope to crates after getting burned in| has been doing. te construct the building and |; , hospital addition under a con- | *@reement with the U.N. The orig- age, a eae an. ae on a ee beat them by exposing them to as Chas ond ace oad ie Indochina,| “The reason fe that Messew te ~ completely equip it. ci | ina} resolution called for making it . en ee ee sat eee 16 much glare as we can bring to bear | ;_- : a] tract with the city. a specialized U.N but the |etermal vigilance to keep these igh seheo! we them.” is—or should be—ready to take | unready for such risks, either in But the equipping would hinge! An estimate made last year \ ocala whtecs a ag a _~* for (*@™paigns from succeeding Latrobe, Marseret : “i | instant and decisive action against | terms of its domestic economy or - on how the public would take to a| showed that it would cost at least Payegreagt sear Pag se chet el be ae x3 Eunson said strong forces were | Communist threats in Japan.” its race for parity with the United su 000 to build t addition ac- P Security rt Eunson, t of : Patterme .....-c00:: 26 at werk to k Ja out of the , ; see tae ont campaign | $4,400, H be | Council. . rean for Japan and Korea, said _ Sports ....--- 90. 31. 37, 83, 84 ee — Eunson said that the Commu- er re i tec it ts still yeate of the plan pointed out. : ® risen | 3. Suggests that gotia bead the big plum sought by the So- } Tv @ Redle Program: $3 . of t , nists couldn’t hope to seize con- , Z a City officials sald-fleenan re- (the agency continue, as recom-| viets im the Far East was Japan Wiben, Ser! One is Japan's own way of life: trot of Japan by violent means: | gucci, tetieren Gere Open ms + The first step in the ‘plan te | (Continued on page 20, col. 6) | mended by Russia. and its industries, but that the | Womens Pages... 425 «which is so dead set against and had “deliberately and with | evening a & Pe e ~¢ ‘ / 2 . ; : A. rae . ( = f s The Day in Birmingham Artificial Ice Skating Rink Now Under Consideration From Our Birmingham Bureau BIRMINGHAM Preliminary steps for what would be Birming- ham's first artificial ice skating rink at last recreatiow?® board meeting. with the west of Cranbrook and south of Maple. Some 606 homes will eventually fill the site, but Garling is already cooperating with the school board were taken night's Board members have authorized appointment of board member, | Eberle-Smith Associates to work Roland W. Reese, to work out de- in a consulting capacity with the tails with. City Manager Donald C. | developers on a study of two or Egber Eghert three possible elementary school Discussion of the winter sports sites that have been set aside by activities was included on the . : purpose *. ad board's agenda at Egbert's request with the thought that the city's steady growth will require in- creased recreational facilities Garling for that | . A football game and dinner as guests of Alma College | for the senior high youth group of | the First Presbyteman Church to is In store Speaking In generalities, the board discussed with Egbert a morrow, The teen-agers “ill leave rink such as those put into opera- | for the college at 8 am tion last winter in Detroit, In- | . . vestigations made by Keese last | A square dance instruction January disclosed that the plas- tie piped, cliemically . operated rink met with Instant public ap- proval. Putting a $75.000 bond issue to a vote, possibly in time for the April election, was also mentioned, al- though it was pointed out that the $75.000 figure was purely guess- work and closer cost figures are yet to be determined by Reese and Egbert. group for junior high schoolers is being offered by the local YMCA from 7 to 8:30 p.m. to morrow at the Y. Reservations must be made through Mrs. Mar tha Schaefer or the Y, with ad mission free to Y members. Basic instructions will be given Mark Smith. Adults will follow with a dance of their own from 8 30 to midnight The board will first have to sub- The Y will assist couples in secur mit a plan for city commission ing baby sitters approval. | * * * | Starting at 7 tonight, the Couples charg cove in- Piccharengethcreps gies such opera, {Club at Kirk in the Hills Church | " ave its F k i > tn is also likely, it was brought will have scene = ey dinner. | Hand-printed and original Christ At the time Reese reported his mas cards from silk screens and | findings on the rinks, the idea was, wood blocks designed by Cran considered by the board as part of brook Academy of Art students, a long-term plan. In June, City are now on sale at the academy Recreation Director Frank Whit-| museum from 2 to 5 p.m, daily ney was asked to study the current | An advance project of the Annual recreation program and came UP) crident Exhibition and Sale open- with recommendations for future | ing Dec. 3, the cards range: from ee renert oe od eek be SH. modern to a in theme. pleted within the month and will | The Wish-Bone Wiggle — that's include the seeienent of be | the name of the dance the Holy emete Name Newman Club will sponsor aaeeadia = -~ ° | from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow ad aieerisiaa caeiiiemeatioa ; at the Community House. Open to ceedings for rl school elias of the | the public, the dance will feature southwest Lahser-14 Mil _4 Mark Otis and his five-piece or- | oe chestra. The youth club includes * 2° @« j As tong as the weather holds, Saturday archery play will be | available at 10 a.m. to boys and girls at the YMCA. Y members may obtain bows and arrows from the leader at the range | site with an informa) tournament scheduled. A guest § fee is charged non-members ° . . How to handle the growing list of requests for evening use of the school gymnasiums from several organizations, including the YMCA | and church groups, is a subject | which should be carefully reviewed, | . the Board of Education agreed this | Well Known Director \cox = | of Community House . Frest Seahoim. | board presi- | Dies in Hospital | nt, appointed William Spence. board member, to work with Frank Whitney, city recreation director BIRMINGHAM—Mrs. Carlton H_| ,, : : : iy (Velma Porter) Isley, 51. director Norman Wolfe, assistant superin- of the Birmingham Community tendent of schools. ahd a Y repre- House for the past seven years, | *niative. in seeking a solution to died at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital the space, maintenance and dis- last night following a long illness. | “!P!inary problems involved Formerly assistant director of | ~ the Metropolitan Detroit USO, Mrs. Mrs. Faye B. Fuller Isley had lived at 1749 Fairway! Service for Mrs. Faye B. Fuller | Dr. She was a graduate of Iowa | T3, of 988 Westchester Way, will “State Teachers College. | be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Bell Chapel of the Willi : Mrs. Isley had been active tm | 51, milton Co. with burial agp page agra affairs, wectue- land Park Cemetery. She died yes> - * oo = pee c - terday in Detroit. rs Gen PEO, merica Survivors include a son, Douglas ssocta of University Women | J. of Birmingham; a sister, Mrs. a Garden Club of Birming- (pC Hanna: and two grandchil- dren Besides her husband, Mrs. Isley a is survived by two sisters, Mrs ° Gearge Cowie ond tie Carl Rear Window Broken Akers, both of Iowa: and one for Bloomfield Entry brother, George S. Porter of Chi-) by OoMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Po. - Fameted service will be held at | ce today reported a $197 breakin 2 p.m. Monday at St. James Epis- at Al Hilde’s, Taxidermy and sport- copal Church, with cremation at '™® goods shop, 1920 S. Telegraph White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. | 4. lastnight. A rear window Her body is at the Manley Bailey | “°* broken to remove a bar that Funeral Home. » | locked the door from the inside The family asks that memorial | Hilde told police that in addition contributions be made to the Hos- | £0 $38.50 \aken from a cash regis ital Equipment Fund of the Com-| '°T; the thieves took two deerskin unity eae | Jac kets and eight pairs of deerskin gloves and mittens. The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Cleed, with eccastenal rain tenight and te- merrew Cooter tonight Lew tenight 42-46. igh temerrew 54-54. Dewntown “‘Temperateres ion ary “ LADIES’ FB. B.cccccce. 08 3 Mi... -s ca 55 8 a. B.ccvceces 04 LP Mn ceca 54 am eneec 048 2pm 58 | BO B. BL...ccceee La] Teday in Pontiac is Lowest temperature preceding 8 am 4 Wind velocity § mph Direction: Southwest | Gun sets Friday at 507 pm | Sun rises Gaturday at 729 am | Moon sets Friday at 2.01 pm Moon rises Gaturday et 251 pm Thersday tn Pontiac {Ab recorded downtown) Highest temperature . a4 Leweet temperature.................. & Mean temperature $8 Weather—Partly cloudy. Rainfall One Year Age in Pontiac Highest tempereture...............5-. 6 tem TO. sccccccvceseces: bi] & temperature...... eoeereeerscers 54) SAVE Nylon 6-Month Leave | City Commission Says Pension Error May Be Corrected Then Police Capt. Edward H. Shigley will be allowed to take a six-month leave of absence from his’ post, thus by passing the embarrassing possibility of having to return to duty after ment and tendering his resigna- tion The City Commission last night informally approved the leave of absence proposal presented by City Manager Walter K, Willman. By the end of the six months, a pension proposal error will have been submitted to voters for cor- rection After the month in which the city charter election early this was changed. to permit earlier re- | tirement for city employes, Shig- ley handed in his resignation and raked the Pontiac Police Dept. for its low pay and pension scales. Soon after, it was learned he could not start receiving his pen- sion at 55, as he believed, but at 65. Although 52, Shigley planned to retire now and start collecting his pension in three years. Willman said under the leave of absence plan, Shigicy’s “rights would be protected and he could go ahead and do as he | pleases, without our penalizing him.” he added: “T think it’s a lesson for anyone not to be too free on the trigger until he knows he is free of the system.” United Fund Hits 99 Per Cent of Goal (Continued From Page One) came from spevial gifts and $4,757 from Waterford. Pontiac's share of Bloomfield area contributions totals $26,000 Gifts of $50 and over announced today include Pontiac State Bank employes 9639 00 J C Penney Co. employes 459 00 Ted's Drive In, employes ....... 380 Cc. BM. Cole OU Ce) ais 5 csccwctesc 350 vo Poley and Seardsiee ........... 300 WKC Inmec., employes ...........: 351 Cy Owens. WRG ao. iiiicsiwacanenas 200 00 Oliver Motor Gales .............. 200 v@ Osetiand Lesa Ce: nc siccecccaws 200 09 Jerome Motor Sales 200 % Matthews-Hargreaves 200 990 Puckner Finance Co employes 198 79 |} 8am Benson 150 90 Peegy's Dress Shop 150 90 Edward J Novak 120 00 Kaufman and Zawe 110 00 Life Insurance of Virginia Employes 108 90 Home and Auto Lean. employes 105 00 | Moward Street Food Market 100 00 Dallas and Mavis Burke Lumber Co R Eastridge ne Mrs Ernest Landry 100 60 Oskiand County Bureau of Bocial Aid Em pioyes 87 00 Ine People’s Food-O-Mat 75 90 Smith Paiconer .s_—is“i‘(‘(‘(é(iéwiwz#w#«w(C 72.00 Oskiand Loan Co. employes .... 10 20 MP, OOmpBONeS aces en cccee 40 State Pinance Co 60 Riemenschnetder Bros. ......... 60 Oliver Supply Co Dr Robert H Baker Red Star Transit Co Assoctated Truck Line Ine -\Shigley Will Get criticizing the depart. | __THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1954 | | | ' H. VERNON LANKEY SR. The funeral for H. Vernon Lankey Sr., 56, of 2908 W. Huron St. will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the | Sparks-Griffin Chapel. Dr. Milton 'H. Bank, pastor of the Central Methodist Church will officiate } Burial will follow in Perry Mount | Park Cemetery | Mr. Lankey came here from | Lansing 27 years ago and was em- ploved as traffic manager at Pon- tiae Motor Division Born in Bay City, he married Florence Mead here Feb. 18, 1950 He was a member of the Central Methodist Church and a veteran of World War I Mr. Lankey died yesterday after | | a two-day illness. Mrs. Archie Himmelspach | Mrs. Archie (Marie E.) Himmel- spach, 62, 139 Summit, died this | morning at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- pital after an illness of 11 months | Born in Pontiac, she was the |daughter of John E. and Exen R. 'Brennan McGaffey. A member of , St. Michael Church, Altar Society }of St. Michael's and Ladies Auxil- | iary of V.F.W., she attended | schools in Pontiac | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. | Marguerite Stratton, of Flint; two | Sons, William A. and Daniel J Himmelspach, both of Pontiac; a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Levengood, of Pontiac, and a brother, Donald | McGaffey, of Birmingham Rosary will be said Sunday at 8 pm. at the Farmer-Snover Fu- neral Home ' The Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly will officiate at funeral service from 'St. Michael Church Monday at 10 3. #-™. Burial will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery ma Samuel L. lowes Samual L. James, 64, 535 N Saginaw St., died yesterday at his home after a long illness. Born in Fort Scott, Kan., he was the son of Frank and Elizabeth Humphrey James. He married |Minnie G. Champlin in = Athens, Ohio, Aug. 22, 1915, before coming to Pontiac from Glouster, Ohio, 26 years ago He was last employed in the serv- ice department of Pontiac Motor | Division Surviving besides his widow are five daughters, Mrs. Cleo Buttrey, \ \follow in Perry Mount Park | Cemetery. Judy died yesterday at Pontiac |General Hospital, She has been ill | | since her birth, July 12, 1954, | Besides her mother and father, she is survived by a brother, Lee Joseph Regier at home, and her ! grandparents, Mr. Richard Regier ot Grand Haven and Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Howell. John Carney Rust John C. Rust, 73, of 397 N. John- son, died at his home yesterday after a 10-month illness | The son of Mr. and Mrs. Brook | Rust, he was born in Columbus, | Ind., and came to Pontiac in 1910. | He married Nellie Wright here in | 1914 = A retired Pontiac Motor Division employe, he was formerly in the | furniture business Surviving are two daughters, | Mrs. Ruth Deno and Hazel Welch, | both of Pontiac, and a_ brother, Marion, of Shelby, Ind Service Monday at 1:30 p. m will be from the Huntoon Funeral Home, the Rev. Garner of General Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Perry Mount Park Cemetery Gay Doris Shelton Prayer service will be held at a.m. from the Voorhees-Siple 11 Chapel for Gay Dorie Shelton. Gay | gratitude to those Democrats who was the two months old daughter of Jack H. and Jean Post Shelton of 331 E. Sheffield Ave. Dr. Tom Malone of the Em- manuel Baptist Church will con- |duct the service with burial in Perry Mount Cemetery. Besides her parents, Gay is sur- | vived by her twin sister, Kay Ann; Justice Choice | George E. Bushnell's announce- |/and most of his staff was out af jan election candidate to fill the |jtwo brothers, Patrick Lee ;and Michael Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Post and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shelton. Rain, Fog Blamed for Two Accidents BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Fog and rain were blamed for two | accidents last night, with both drivers losing control of their cars. Police said Mrs. Ellen J. Switz, | 50, of 4241 Butternut Hill, Birming- ham, was treated by her own phy- sician for possible rib fractures and bruises after her car struck a mailbox and utility pole on Adams north of Big Beaver road. In fair condition at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, is Doug- | jlas Conger, 19, of 3609 Livernois, Rochester. He suffered a possible cerebral concussion when the car | in which he was a _ passenger, driven by John Moulis, 19, of 6901 Rochester Rd., Rochester, struck | a tree on East Square Lake Road at Rutherford. according to police. Moulis was treated for shock and another passenger, Gerald Boxner, 17, of 5903 Livernois Rd., Rochester, was treated for an in- jured left leg. Three Youths Injured in 5-Car Collision | BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Al- | though police said statements are | not yet completed from the drivers Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. Ralph! involved in a five-car collission | Hewitt, all of Pontiac, Mrs. Bill! at Maple and Telegraph last night, | Morris of Union Lake, and Mrs. 50 John Wah! Cartawe. Inc ........ $0 James Heffner of Fenton Maurice J Croteau _.,....... $0 Le of , Tom's Meat Market .......... sooo, Also surviving are a son, Samuel Douglas Truckine _...... sono M. of Waterford: a sister. Mrs Pred Ward ‘Gravel Pit) ........ 3099 | 5. : mo Wiliam K Beer...” soon F-mma Hale, of Girard, Kan., and Dr Leroy C Johnson $000 a brother, John. of Muchelteo, eee as Wash Police Investigating Funeral service from Donelson- Six-Vehicle Collision BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Po- lice are seeking additional infor- mation on the school bus and five-car collision which happened in a fog Wednesday morning on Maple between Lahser and Tele- graph. Different versions of the pile-up by different drivers has clouded the original report that Barbara which touched off a series of rear- end collisions. | Johns Funeral Home will be Mon- |day at 1 p.m., Dr. W. H. Marbach of the First Presbyterian Church | | officiating. Buria] will follow in Perry Mount Park Cemetery, Judy Ann Regier Prayer service will be held Satur- day at 3 p.m. from the Voorhees- Siple Chapel for Judy Ann Regier, four months old. daughter of Stanley and Anne Lee |H. Chaplow, 20, of 9249 Tampay, | Howell Regier. of 112 Cottage St. Walled Lake, collided with the bus.| The Rev. Paul R. Havens of the! |. First Methodist Church will con- duct the service and burial will Fancy Fresh Killed CAPON 3 SISTERS MARKET 43: S You'd Expect to Pay at Least $7.50 for These— UNIFORMS Choice of Two Styles 89 All Sizes 10 te 20 WHITE Only @ Choice of zipper or button fronts @ Yoke bock or tailored styles @ NO IRONING—Eosy to launder HALF PRICE on 100%. and Orlon uniforms a yoke backs, {(@ Nylon or t Simms. short sleeves. SIMMS BROTHERS 608 W. Huron PPA E TS REI — Pr ee ie oper ’ NYLON-ORLON or 100% NYLON sf eV N She was the || ithe accident sent three men to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, for treatment. Treatment for minor injuries were Kenneth Navarre, 18, of De- troit, driver of one of the vehicles that was struck by another auto, and his two passengers, James Berry, 19. and Donald Martin, 16, both of Brighton. been marked by the governor for politica) advancement. Insiders said Adams may be | reluctant to again abandon his pri- | vate practice of law and risk the _ uncertainties of politics. Linden Child Drowns Report Adams May Take Bushnell’s) Fiinr w—John Little, 3, fell from a mill pond dock where he Place on Court Next | was playing alone near his home Year |in suburban Linden and drowned Wednesday. LANSING W—Two names took — = Items Priced MUCH LOWER than Elsewhere! precedence today @ speculation for | ‘ appointment to the Michigan Su-| @ Where Else But at Simms ¢ preme Court, following Justice . . So Many Different § > 4 ment he would retire Dec. 3). The capitol guessed that for- mer Justice Clark J. 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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 A-Active Ducks Not Hot Enough to Scare Envoys TOKYO, ~The imperia! house- hold will hold its traditional duck hunts for the foreign diplomatic corps a8 usual this year despite reports that the wild hirds—fresh in from Siberia— are radioa: hot atoms. tive as You-know-who is running those atomic tests up in Siberia. The imperial household board sensitive to the pitfalls of stuffing diplomats with atomic duc k, ran its own Geiger counter checks Nov. The .Newest Model America and Simms Has It at CUT-PRICE! Ronson Electric Shaver noe With Leather Carrying Case Regular $28 SO $ 95 Value SIMMS LOW PRICE $2 Holds Yours ‘til Xmas! ean | M M MS ca 10 and 13. The score in radio activity Head, 21 counts: liver, 17; -en- trails, 18; meat, 24; feathers (of one duck), 35 McCormick Heiress | bate Court yesterday disclosed.’ Bequeaths $38 Million N World Founda- CHICAGO, wW—Mrs. Anita Mc-' “The New ‘or ou sen by She left more than 20 millions | for distribution to institutions cho- | tion,”’ set up in the will to be di- Deduckting for natural radioac- Cormick Blaine, daughter of Cyrus rected by three trustees. Specific Srl last year Actress Bests Bandit her mother yesterday and held him until \ peaee arrived TOKYO wm —Actress Mitsuko = —— Kimura, 22, a Life magazine cover | Many scientists’ have concluded that the human race began some- wrested a dagger where in the great Asiatic land tivity, the board decided the ducks H. McCormick, developer of the bequests were made to relatives from a bandit who was robbing mass about 1,000,000 years ago were all — -wingers Sea Gulls Clean Up NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP) — James Coogan, park director, com- plained about sea gulls messing up the city golf course. The birds got mixed up in a large oil slick left by tankers in Long Island Sound It prevented them from fishing, so they went to the golf course for |worms. They wiped the oil on the ‘carpet-like greens Electric Shaver in World's only shaver with FLEXIBLE shaving head — 2': times thinner than a razor blade It shaves twice as c twice as clean as other razors Layaway for Christmas gift giving Main FFG TTT 2 LONG on WEAR .. J - ripper Sanforized 8-Ounce Men's Blue Denim Recular $1.79 Value Sanforized Full Men’s Heavy Weight Sizes 36 to 46 0" for. extra warmth. white, silver. navy colors. Alt-sizes 36 to 46 = GREY TWILL—UNIFORM Work Shirts Regu uid Vat dyed uniform work shirt with 2 flap style Pully ) ror back ‘guarantee. All sizes ‘ GREY TWILL—UNIFORM Work Pants fer AL ig Py } alue @ 8'>2 os. 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Livingston. Macomb. Lapeer and w w Counties tt ts $1200 a year elsewhere fn Michigan and al) other places im the Cnited States $20 00 ®& veer. Al) mafl subscriptions are pavedie tm adrance Phone Pontiac FE 32-8181 MEMBER OF AUDIT BURFAD OF CIRC! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1954 Lionel Barrymore Much that was admired and beloved by millions was lost to the world of make believe when death called LioneL BARRY MORE. Though he himself said he had no stomach for the stage, he left behind a prodigious list of suc- cesses before the footlights, on the silver screen and in radio. * * * Among movies in which he starred were such outstanding hits as A Free Soul, Grand Hotel, Ah, Wilderness, The Return of Peter Grimm and many more. Though confined to a wheel chair for the past 17 years by two hip fractures and arthritis, the brother of Jon and ETHEL Barrymore refused to let that stop his work in the entertainment world. Many shows were written especially for him and he won a large audience as narrator in the Hall of Fame, as Dr. Gillespie in the Doctor Kildare series and with his annual portrayal of Dickens’ pennypinching Scrooge. * * * Exceedingly versatile, Lionev BARRYMORE was far more than an accomplished actor. Besides his unusual gift as etcher and artist, he was a successful com- poser of music. - “Perhaps the finest tribute that can be paid him would be to say that his place in the hearts of the people was won not only by talent but by the warmth of his personality. Hanoi’s Bamboo Curtain A correspondent who wanted to know what happens when the Reds peacefully take over a city, found out in Hanoi, northern Viet Nam capital. Quentin Pops of the Chicago Tribune Press Service stayed on after the Reds assumed control of northern Viet Nam. His brief description of events after the bamboo curtain descended on Hanoi was “seeing a city die.” * * * One day Hanoi’s broad tree lined boulevards were busy with traffic. The next they were almost empty. Most of the stores had put up their shutters. On long lines of buildings there were notices that their owners had gone to Ha!l- phong, 60 miles south. Bicycles, rickshaws and handcarts re- placed trucks, jeeps and cars. French names on shops were painted over and replaced with Vietnamese names. * x * At the movie houses managers soon found that the Vietminh government was their boss and that Communist films would be all they would have to show. Not only that, the managers were told how long each film must run and how many shows they could offer daily and at what hours. Far more serious they learned the bad news that hence- forth 50 per cent of their gross revenue would go to the government. * * * Within four days it was apparent that the Reds would be unable to main- tain uninterrupted water, phone and power service. About the same time traders found themselves hit by a 40 per cent import tax. Merchants stood idly by their counters while a nearby government store undersold them and prices of imported goods went sky high. * * * To fill Hanoi's cup of gloom to overflowing, the Reds imposed their own depreciated paper money on traders and no one could afford the greatly inflated prices. Hanoi, overnight, had become a city whose middle class had fled from Red rule. . ea To a® unsuperstitious person, having * @ $2 bill is twice as lucky as having a _ $1 bil. . Warning to Investors From New York City have come time- ly warnings against purchase of stock in Canadian enterprises without get- ting prior expert advice KEITH FuNsTON, president of the New York Stock Exchange, is one of those who urged care in the purchase of Ca- nadian securities. Mr. FUNSTON Was moved by the fact that recent success- ful mining operations in both Canada and the United States have spurred the sale of promotional mining stock by brokers in both countries * * * Another pertinent fact is that while Ontario has a_ securities commission for the protection of investors, no such agency exists in the Province of Quebec. Pre- mier DUPLEssis only recently stated that the Province’s se- curities law will be overhauled at the forthcoming session of the Legislature. Officials on both sides of the border confirm that a considerable amount of worthless stock has been entering the United States from brokerage houses in Montreal * * * New York Attorney (General Goldstein joined in warning in- vestors to seek advice before buying. At the same time he reminded the public that in the last 10 years Americans have lost an estimated billion dollars on worthless securities. In Canada, which is experiencing its ‘greatest development boom, there is no dearth of sound and attractive dividend paying stocks. But before you invest, in- vestigate. MempsBers of the tribe of Flathead Indians are by no means the only flat- headed people in this country. The Man About Town Same Area; 5 Deer Mayor Gets a Good Shot; Brings Down Fifth Buck Venison: Deer meat, which finan- cially perhaps should be spelied “dear.” Hunting in the vicinity of Comins, Oscoda County, Mayor Bill Denaldson shot a four-point buck. He says a whole herd went by, but he couldn't see any horns, and a little later this lone buck came back from the direction tn which the herd had gone. It was the fifth deer he has shot in the same area Just as they have for several years. the gals again are coming through. Of the 3,191 entries in the current MAT football contest, the two survivors are members of the fair Sex, Miss Suzanne Karner of 711 Menominee Road, and Mrs. Maureen Thompson of 1325 Mount Clemens 8t. Over a score of the residents of Pontiac and vicinity are direct descendants of people whe came ever in the Mayflower. Several of them will attend the 334th anniver- sary celebration of the signing of the Mayflower Compact, te be he in Detroit Saturday. : Not until the season on them opened this week were any deer regular visitors at the Pontiac Municipa] Golf Course, but Ross Maples who lives near there, says they now can be seen on the links most any time of the day. Pansies in full Bloom on Nov. 18 were found by Mrs. Jackson Hawthorne in her yard in Huron Gardens. She dug them up for a centerpiece on her Thanks- giving table Mayor of Oak Park, that rapidly growing Oakland County city, Richard W. Marshall, defies any other city in the entire nation to show a greater percentage of growth In pop- ulation, over 300 per cent in three years. Rushing the season: The first truck loads of Christmas trees from northern Michigan forests already are appearing on the Dixie Highway. The Board of Directors of the Oakland County Histerical Foundation are taking steps to make further improve- ments on the interior of their Moses Wisner Home, now that outside improvements are complet- ed. They also have chosen Mrs. Allen Monroe as secretary to fill a vacancy on the board. Verbal Orchids to— Jonathan A. Ferrier -@f 14 McNeil St.; ninety-ninth birthday. C. B. Voorheis of 74 Henry Clay Ave.; eighty-second birth- day. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1954 __ jhe Mise ets Voice of the People em irth Newsstand and Bus Stop Not the Cause of Littered Sidewalk, Says Jimmy Boyic (Letters will be condensed when neces sary because of lack of space. Full name aadoess telephone number of the s ‘ s8E ed if the writer so unless the letter is critica) to its sature.) To City Manager, Walter K. Wii! man. The Pontiac Press published I have known Mr. John Spehar for ten years and his newsstand is an institution to the city of Pon- tiac. That man’s pride is hurt. Mr. Willman, so let's prove to the city of Pontiac that the blame is on the people and not the newsstand or the bus stop dimmy Boyic 63 Norton St Says Few Bright Spots in Election Anyway Well the election is over. and everything seems to be quiet on the Potomac except the McCarthy fuss, and President Eisenhower has said he will cooperate with the Democrats for the good of the country. In this our President has shown true Americanism. In the big landslide tt. the Democrats, there are a few bright spots. One of these is the retaining of our good old George Dendero as Congressman. George Dondero who does things and does them right. Good old George, we greet you “again and again and again’, twelve times in all. Another bright spot was the de- feat of Amendment 4, which would have thrown down the bars for the gamblers. To this we give God the glory John H. Garrett 198 N Cass Ave More Practical Need for Money Than Play In answer to ‘‘Disgusted,”’ would like to ask her to take & look at the school. Look at the teachers provided to help the stu- dents make something of them- selves. There is enough to keep ‘Aunt Het @ccompany letters but these ~ any brainy child busy home economics ett genera] 3 R's Does “Disgusted” ever realize there are elderly people paying school taxes who are now no longer able to work, who had no Secial Security, and are losing their homes they werked so hard te save for and out of real low wages, too? You hear men with families com- plaining that so much is being taken out of their paychecks in income taxes that it is hard for them to feed and clothe their fami- lies which is much more necessary than roller skating. There are always churches and Sunday schools which are the best places in the world for teenagers Daily Reader Alertness of Doctor and Police Is Praised I think credit should be given the doctors and police force for the wonderful way they handied a delicate situation in Walled Lake recently A nine-month-old baby was brought te the doctor's office with convulsions and an obstruc- tien of the throat. The doctor performed an emergency opera- tien so the baby could breathe but really had no equipment for such a delicate operation. So the baby was taken to St Joseph Hospital to finish the opera- tion. A police escort was called so as to have no delay en route to the hospital. They cooperated 100 per cent at every intersection and the road was clear all the way. The hospital had been alerted and was ready and waiting to fin- ish the operation. Next morning the baby was doing nicely. musi besides the er Recent Press Editorial Draws Comments Having noticed the ease you have always shown in defending the GOP and its businessman adminis- tration in its lopsided and ruth- less survival of the unfittest pol- icy, I was surprised that you would step out of character and actually expose this Summerfield ‘give away” in your Nov. 5 editorial. Further, to increase the work of the already overworked and under- paid postal employes and not to have the common decency to give (or allow to go into effect) an equally inadequate 5 per cent raise is, in my humble opinion, heap- ing insult onto injury. No, Im not a crank, just a disgusted citizen. One of the mil- lions who registered a protest vote November 2. R, E. Humphries 28 Maywood Rd. Birmingham. Says City Loses Employes Over Wages It seems the City of Pontiac lost cities in the Detroit-Pontiac area. The city’s Capital Improvement Plan has gone along well at the expense of low-paid city employes Survey shows that City em- ployes’ pay continues to drop behind others in industry. Yet these employes are the ones who are depended upon to provide efficient services. I trust the City Commission will realize these factors in making up the 1955 budget. (ity Employe —_—_—— Weather Records Reveal Some Interesting Facts Going back to 1925 in my weath- er records, I find that since that time our earliest snow squalls were on October 2, 1938. The latest rea] winter snowstorm of 1949 did not arrive until January 2%. 1949. First snowflakes came Nov. 10, 1948. First frost of 19562 wag October 3, temperature at 32. Going back to 1948, first hard frost on nights of Oct. 1617, temperature 2%, lowest of that date in 76 years. First frost of 1951 was Sept. 29 with first snow Nov. 2. In 1952 ground was covered with 3 inches of snow Dec. 2. Nov. 4, 1953 first snowflakes, with ground covered Nov. 5. das. W. Clapp 1o S. Johnson Looking Back 15 Years Ago TTALY BECOMING ECONOMIC 2 Years Ago FIRST WOMAN, Josephine Roche, enters the New Deal ‘“‘lit- tle cabinet.” DUPONTS URGE profit limit and control in arms trade. Case Records , of a Psychologist Some Mothers Jealous of Attention Given to Baby Maureen has a problem hus- band. But it also afflicts many young mothers and even drives them into mental sanitartums. All parents occasionally get trritated by their children. But some of them are terrified by the subconscious “Death Wish described below. That is not a sign of approaching insanity, so order the bulletin below. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-371. Marueen B., aged 24. is the mother of a new baby “Dr Crane. this is our first chid."' she began, ‘so I don't have about the reaction of Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service) We've examined this political setup like it was mushrooms out of season. We see no reason why the Senate and the House should both chug in line with the White House The Senate and the House are halls of legislation and not box- cars The three branches of govern- ment are the executive, the leg- {slative and the compromise. Sometimes it ts primed with the investigative and barked with the filibusterive The original name of the capi- tal is Conococheague, which is = Indian for smoke signals from other people's tobacco. : Philadelphia and Baltimore were first suggested for the capital. You can still buy the franchises. Along about 1814 President Madison grabbed Paul Revere's hoss and galloped away. He didn't broadcast the British were coming. He wanted the world to know he was leaving Genera] Ross wasn't welcome at the White House even though the doormats spoke the same language. He found the tables set for forty guests or eight hosses Dolly Madison pointed her |it- tle foot toward the west and Lit out with her husband. Congress also took a recess The Constitution states Congress shal] make the laws and the Pres- ident shall veto them. It also says a senator must be five years older than a representative and a Presi- dent five years older than a sena- tor. The cabinet is no Cub den either. We don't know how the Con- stitution arrived at those ages. We all eventually do. But no where in the text or on the sel- vage does it say the Senate, the House and the executive man- sion should be on one string like a triple yo-yo. We were puzzled by President Eisenhower's shilling in the cam- paign We know Democrats are also Americans even if they are a trifle confused And we know the government of the peoplé, for the people and by the people shall not perish from the irks. Washington will always be D.C. or AC. Portraits an Older youngster to the arrival of the second born. . “But my husband actually seems jealous of the baby. At times, he gets so irritated that he rushes out of the house and takes a long drive in the.car before he will return. “Is it normal for a father to be so jealous of his own son?” All parents get irritated at their children occasionally, ci don't think you are abnormal if this happens. Children bring you a lot of advantages, but you nrust also pay for them by curtailing much of your previous freedom and carefree existence. But some fathers, as well as some mothers, become excessively jealous. Indeed, I have had many husbands tell me the reason they denied their wives children was because they didn’t want to share her love with a baby. Some mothers, too, develop what we call psychoses of pregnancy and even go to a sanitarium after childbirth. Underlying some of this is their secret jealousy of the baby. For example, a wife who has been an only child and who has received special spotlighting as a new bride gets a severe emotional shock aft- her health but usually his query is: ‘How's the baby? Is she gain- ing in weight? Did she take aH of her bottle’”’ And the wife's doting parents now shift their interest to the new grandchild. They also begin to in- quire about the baby. So the young mother, formerly monster to contemplate such a thought. “Oh. I must be abnormal,”’ she thinks And this “abnormal” word is “insane.” so mamma now be- Forget All About Your Blood Pressure, Brady Advises People Trying Cures - ae eae SS ear Ss 2S - ee” Se F i lt fr bEtEL| hE il i ‘ Bageiny ah ate HU SHIUD HE Ba “i Rbe : th . - wnTHE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 Sd SUNHEAT FURNACE OIL GIVES Every gallon of Sunheat is the same. Its uniformity is labora- tory-controlled at the great Sun refineries. Sunheat’s unvaryin quality means unfail- ing, efficient operation of your burner with- Ike, Mamie Plan for Thanksgiving Will Observe Holiday in Atlanta With British Field Marshal as Guest WASHINGTON # — The White House has announced that Pres- ident Eisenhower will Bernard Montgomery, British field marshal, as his guest. 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Holton President William Manly Vice President Managing Editor The Pontiac Press Pontiac, Michigan Dear Sir: Jim Chandler Phil Gundermaaa Gecretary Treasurer Nov. 14, 1954 I am happy to be able to report that The Pontiac Press, competing with newspapers in cities of all sizes in the United-States, has won Honorable Mention_in our annual contest for Best Home Section in America. Enclosed you will find your certificate. Cordially, e Chaudh- Jim Chandler, Secretary Home Magazine Editor The Cleveland Press Cleveland 14, Ohio 12 Birmingham Girls Under Court Orders A teenage shoplifting ring of 12 Birmingham girls arrested Oct. 22 were placed under Oakland County Probate Court supervision when they appeared individually for said hearings yesterday, according to James Hunt, director of children's service. The girls, including another pre- waived to Wayne County All between 12 and 15 years old, the girls were ordered to make full restitution in 30 days and are | Defense Rescue Truck \Ils Assigned to County A fully-equipped civil defense res- cue truck has been assigned to the Oakland County Road Commission for training its employes in dis- aster relief work, County Civil De- fense Director Lewis C. Jarrendt today. The truck has 319 pieces of equipment including chain saws, jacks, blow torches, a generator, ladders, litters and flood lights. It is available to other couhty civi] defense groups for training -\|use, Jarrendt added. Flying Farmers Meet BATTLE CREEK wW—Some 200 Flying Farmers and their wives from Michigan and five other mid- Peatiac Press Phete PREPARING A PAGE—Three of the Pontiac Press staff people who worked on the award winning sections were, left to right; Lee Masters, make-up man in the composing room; Hazel A. Trumble, home section editor and James Mahar. Pontiac Press photographer. Background for Living is a regular Saturday section in the Pontiac Press. 4 La ntti. ie ans lM ict wats \ & * SATURDAY, MAY 7% tose BES a RE a 2: Se aS a er a ge le ae Pontiac Residents Planning fo Organize Pigeon Club There are a number of men in; Jacobs, 27. and David Cox. 16 | the Pontiaic area who would rather of 229 Mechanic St. Pontiac. are stay home with a dozen or more | forming a Pontiac-Oakland County not to be in the downtown shop-| western states opened their annual | pigeons than play a round bf golf, Pigeon Club. ping area. for 60 days unless with | two-day regional flying clinic here! according to Charlies Jacobs, of The + — x P their parents, said Hunt. Thursday. 904 Coghlan Dr., Auburn Heights, , wing showing of pigeons is engaged in by thousands of “fanciers” all over the country, said Jacobs. Pigeons, he said, are invaluable in wartime for messenger carry- ing purposes and helpful in civil defense organizations. Owners may compete for prizes in shows or enter their birds in “boming” races held annually. Jacobs has been — keeping pigeons since he was seven years eid and now has 75 of the birds. “T already know of about 30 other fanciers in the county,’’ he stated. | The planned club would meet | monthly, with members displaying | “We'll welcome persons of any age into our group and help be- ginners to get started,"’ Jacovs explained. ‘We'll show newcom- ers how to care for their birds breed for show.” A good show bird must have ex- | cellent feathers, the proper stance and respond well to its owner’s di- rections. Shows are held each a ee Living feature. The above photo shows the upper portion of the THE PONTVAC PRESS ground for LIVI Wins National Recognition eaia Saturday Feature Is Third in Nationwide Competition Competing with newspapers of all sizes in the United States the Pontiac Press has won Honorable mention in a national home section contest. The Press award places our Background for Living section third in competition across the country. Only two newspapers ranked higher. The Milwaukee Journal (circulation 339,532) won first prize; Atlanta Journal and Constitution (423,035) was second. x kw we ot The newspaper Home Section contest was sponsored by the National Association of Real Estate Editors to select the best Home Sections in America. Judges for the contest were Editor N. R. Howard, of the Cleveland News; Louis B. Seltzer, Editor of the Cleve- land Press, and Jack Wyse of Properties Magazine of Cleveland. x *&* & * The judges’ comments on the Pontiac Press section follow: “These sections each give personal, close-to-. the-reader handling of home stories informative and of value to everyone. They were well-written and well-edited and well-presented.” x & k * Hazel A. Trumble is editor of the section assisted by Abbie K. Kucsera, and the Pontiac Press photographic department. YY | 3 | i te EY the x PERS OE a re eee ee a oe PF eR ter Be es EE pe cota oe their prize birds, discussing strain- hfe Gor to improvement methods plus plan- ey ning shows and races. aon Activities could be held with einge ng een ~:~ ---ehomend = clubs in Detroit and entries made in programs sponsored by the ONE OF AWARD-WINNING PAGES—The Gregor Affleck home |} page which told in picture and story about the Affieck’s home and American Racing Union, a na- | in Bloomfield Hills (designed by Frank Lioyd Wright) provided one of | the man who drew the plans. The judges required that each tienal pigeon-keepers group. | the award-winning sections for the Pontiac Press Background for | newspaper, regardless of circulation, present its exhibit from three consecutive weeks during the year. ZURICH, Switzerland w—Her- mann Field's wife and sister holed up in Switzerland today to await Sativa a Fteld’s Family Awaits His Arrival lescing in a Warsaw sanitarium | the reporters rushed away — ap-| ently planned to remain in Hun- since his release last month after | parently to telephone their offices | gary, at least for a while. five years imprisonment in Poland, | — the staircase was brought back, was expected in Zurich sometime | we opened the door again, and Dr,| U-S. Minister Christian M. Ravn- After interviewing the couple, year at the Michigan State Fair. his arrival from Poland as the The national group will hold its, family of vanishing Americans this weekend. | Field got out and climbed into a| al rs a Babe that = y planned His brother Noel, a prewar State | waiting BEA truck, which carried | ee ~ — by taking them to a central point, track of the time it takes for the pigeons to reach their individual lofts. by phone at FE 43152. 1955 convention in Detroit, Jacobs eluded the press on both sides of | said the Iron Curtain. The crew of a British airliner acknowledged in Vienna today that they had helped Dr. Elsie Field, of Urbana, IIl., sister of Hermann and his brother Noel, and Her- |mann's wife Katy to leave their plane in Zurich last night without Interested persons are asked to correspondents at the airport being contact Jacobs at his home or Cox | aware. Hermann, who has been conva-' Department employe, and Noel's her off. I don’t know where she freed this week in| went from there.” wife Herta, Hungary, were hiding out from the | press in Budapest. ° “She asked us to help her avoid ;and his wife Herta got no | | examination and treatment. The American envoy said both appear- ed to be well except that Noel | “apparently is suffering from news- | stomach ailment.” men seeking to contact Noel Field * * « In Hungary, meanwhile, help *,* nd photographers wait-| from either the S. lega p be ‘ie ot Derick airfield S when the Sodepaet or the maaan ols 0 Dynamiting plane was about to leave, Dr. Field | ment got on board, we closed the door and the steps were removed. After | former U.S. State WASHINGTON w — Five Michi- gre 748 : a $ gs j i} i 2 RE sf 4 lie 5; 28 | No acki. president of the local, said | in Detroit that Trachtenberg had signed an affidavit swearing that | he was not a Communist and had sympathy for Communist Five State Witnesses Refuse to Answer jat Committee Probe on Communists Motors since 1941, refused to write his name on a piece of paper so committee aides could compare it with a signature on an employment application form, ' } | . ® Legation officials who saw the § k a A we In Sirike-lorn Area ploye and his wife at their secret} WEBSTER SPRINGS. W. Va. hideaway in Budapest yesterday |(®—FBI agents have begun to said the couple “asked us not to probe the dynamiting of a coal give out their address.” train and the attempted dynamit- * ¢ *« ing of another in this strike-trou- Noel and his wife were released | bled mining area. by the Hungarian government earli-| Fred Hallford, special agent in i charge of the FBI's Pittsburgh of- fice, said yesterday: »* “We are investigating the dy- 4 namiting of a train operated also had | | ef if > FF ! j i j | ! i ¥ | é FOURTEEN Approximately 1345 pounds of | stainless steel are used in the man- ufacture of a modern jet fighter- | — __| Nov “ TOO EASILY TEMPTED a.>.. TEMPTED TO OVER-EAT... then suffered acid stomach! | | WASHINGTON (INS)—The wo- man with the. twice-used two-cent stamp, the GI with the stolen nickel can of milk and the repentant boot- legger are paid-up members of the | nation’s most heartwarming group of volunteers They all successfully defrauded the government and they all are ! fellow contributors to the govern- ment's ‘‘conscience fund.”’ | The Treasury Department | which takes care of the odd aspects ; |of government activity, estimates j that about two million dollars has | and the all-time high of $370,285.47 | ‘been paid into the fund since it | was established in 1811 Since that time, guilt-stricken individuals have been sending in sums ranging from two cents to $50,000, most of them accom- panied by centrite confessions that they owe it to Uncle Sam. | Deposits in the ‘“‘conséience fund’ are tabulated at the end of each fiscal year, and last June 30, the amount was $1,921,772.88. The Repen tent Sharpers F illing el ‘Conscience Fund’ | j a tae ie ee ets ; % yand said he had defrauded the | jgovernment. A total of $250 was _Teceived that year There were no more contribu- tions until six dollars came in dur- ing 1827, but with the exception of one year—1848—the annual listing is unbroken for 127 years j Yearly totals vary widely with a} recent range from $19,500.62 in| 1952 to $135,614.18 for the 12-month | period which ended June 30.} Heaviest contributions usually come | in during years of national crisis was reached in 1950 | ' fountain Gals: \Avoid Glamor 'to Reach Top | NASHVILLE, Tenn. un—Sex and| Gov. Hugh Gregg, presiding at | glamor are strictly taboo for the | gal who wants to get ahead in hillbilly music That's the opinion of successful women have invaded a field once reserved for men. This verdict was reached as disc jockeys from the United States and Canada met here for the Nationa] Dise Jockey Festival. s * . Ann Jones, of Vancouver, Wash., | sing country music were free with advice | | Gregg. and Mozelle Phillips, of Raleigh, |®™W UP to be a good Democrat N.C., who both spin records and like her mother PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 They Start ‘Em Young Up in New Hampshire ROCHESTER, N, H. uw — Even a governor can pull a boner a recent toll road hearing, gave the floor to Mrs. Noreen Winkley Holding her infant in her arms the woman asked if she could talk from her seat. Richard F. Cooper, former GOP state chairman, came to the res- cue, offered to hold the baby. “He will probably grow up to be a good Republican now,” quipped Mrs. Winkley’s retort: ‘‘She will Electrical storms, common in CHAIN LINK WIRE.............. CLOTHES POSTS, Heavy Steel with 4 hooks .. $5.95 each ALL TYPES OF FENCES Also RUSTIC TYPE FENCES FHA — Ne Down Payments! installed by Us Free Estimates! er Materials Only! ARDMORE FENCE CO. Open Mon., Twes., Wed.. 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There's nothing a | | treasury believes the normal flow! former director of public information = : for Columbia University, onetime news- of contributions since them has | poperman end @ pioneer in scientific brought the total to two million | end industrial public relations. Born in Winsted doll by , BALTIMORE -Sister Louise Fey. 85 Many of the cover letters CArry a sister of charity and the mother of i > . » eight sons a nd daughters who entered a religious the me such as the one religious ordefs Born Mary Anne Urta ALPHA BOYS—The Alpha boys | fan catches quicker than put-on| would probably make most any | 2nd insincerity,’’ said Miss Phil- fraternity proud. They are: Tau, | 15; Kappa, 13 Like many people she wroagly “tom bereell go" 3 — eat mach—theo suffers acid indiges- almost before x starts. 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When dry, | | a alta an tien Mian eels See * he Were Looking lor “5 ()()” New Credit Customers Why wait ’til you § have the cash for your Fall Suit, Topcoat or Overcoat? ‘ i “f y y Now You Can Purchase § Will Attend Convention Seventeen Pontiac public school ing to the 3 Re?”. “Grammar English teachers will attend the, Then and New,” “Learning for National Council of Teachers of Living Through Radio and English Convention in Detroit, Television,” and “How to Plan Nov. 2527, at the Hotel Statler. Successful Units in the Language From the senior high school Arts. there will be Robert F. Beau- Nationally known figures on the champ, Lucy K. Hayden, Helen program will include Dr. Harlan L. Hunt, Lillian L. Jacobs, | Hatcher, president of the Uni- H. Overton, Constance D. Pokela , Northwestern University; David H. Russell, University of California; Eastern Junior High School will Am? Jewett and Helen eee be represented by Mrs. Georgia jinn: Max Herzberg, editer of the Kindy Rebecca K. 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BUICK Today! t's At OLIVER MOTOR SALES 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Show Room Open Daily 8:30 A. M. to 10 P. M EIGHTEEN __, THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 Junior Dances Highlight Week at PHS, St. Fred's | Junior dances, report cards and least the start of one. In the mean-/ student government activities are time, they were digging deep into| keeping - correspondents Vicky, | their almost empty pockets to pay | Marlene and Marcee on their toes. off all those bets taken last week. | The freshmen and sophomores Pontiac High - h ophonn tell us their parents were so ner- PHS students are looking ahead vous Monday night on having to| to the Thanksgiving holiday they Sallan “Sportster” step forth and re-! will soon enjoy. Besides the week- coypem (hen F CVE € eport end off, students get off an extra cards that many OUR OWN day on Monday. It’s Professional! aflihemtorcoitc Growth Day for teachers Te or aie EXCLUSIVE Student Union members attended | good look at WATERPROOF a special assembly Wednesday, in them ‘ of which Cecil Houghton took — the them we lly 17-JEWEL 2 Students on a trip had, anyway. sav . through Green the underclass WATCH s land P men & Tuesday Eng Sentors are lish and = social a bubbling over q $ science classes MARLENE ith “‘ pride as 50 reg were supposed to they discovered some inknown Fed r see an intercol-, talent Thursday night. Dave Dumas - fan legiate debate 4nd Jim Williams did the an-| with University of | Pouncing for the game Thursday, © De Michigan sched- | 48 the official announcers failed to e deat en uled to debate | Show up, It was really a good job. -Magnetic ® Shock-Proot against Ohio| The only regret is that the reterees VICK State. who, say Showed up, for the boys tell us they © Unbreakable Crystal the Mihcigan debaters, failed to | 4re pretty good at that, too : «| VAN © Sweep Second Hand appear because of Rosebow! Fever Two-minute speeches on any. |. , \ \ \ © Stainless Stee! Back PHS'ers were able to hear the thing that popped into their heads | ; | © Luminous Dial Michigan debaters and ask ques-| were assignments given to Eing- iff tions. lish students this week. One boy ' 2 - Se ~Add to-Your Sallan Account! Dallan se WOODWARD AT GRAND RIVER . cy fo ty <_< a! Put fy “ Se Vera Mae Adams, speech ine “4s telling how our modern day * structor, announced that Char. | “®* taking a change. In ending, AA + lotte Stark, junior, has placed | be stated, “In a few years the , . &>-3 | first in the local Voice of Dem world is going to lave new men.” . a ‘ 4, ecracy contest and wem to Ob, goodie,” squealed one of i 2s eet teamiine WCAR Thursday to record her | the girls. speech so ft may be sent on to Captain Jerry Bradley was seen J HOPPERS—Receiving his tickets for the junior dance, Karousel (131 Mark, Marie Meyer, 430 E Beverly, and Dick Neaves, 717 Fisher. the state contest in Lansing. leading his crew of cagers in the Kapers, is Dick Ramsndell, 254 Draper. Inside the booth are Pat Smith, | Pontiac High girls are getting first bit of ball bouncing in the _ ; __ - hall Wednesday night. Jerry says ¢ ; the chance to receive a 10-hour : 8 . ’ . Aaron Koenig, David Rabaut ) « ‘ practice will take place every night St F d k | t So . Super-fag-a-lis-tic-ex-pi-dall-t-os- — ade Se neues of Gan | after school with hopes of being all 94s re eric § LIS James Zelesnik and John Zelesnik Stumped Student 'sis.”” replied the student. | Set for their first basketball] game Included mong the sopho- | “Just tell me what it means and Mctaughin, set to. 43 Honor Students | ms a=teeer are. stun Stumps Teacher |," Sclme vet mean on ‘G¥ WE TRAVELED 8000 MILES fo Ger : &. Michael Juniors hold their Fal! Frolie to- Green, Patricia Jenkison, Karen |; . ’ | “TT wall.” re . . : plied the student, “‘if | The halls of St. Michael weren't | night. | Forty-three students obtained 11| Mergam, Beverty Malinowski, in Spelling Quiz you don't find it by next week.” \ These History-Makin exactly the happiest this week. a8 / Senior girls took time out from | honor points or more on their re, Margaret Aan Reilly, William | In St. Fred's shorthand class; When this column went to press g report cards were issued on Mon-| classes Wednesday to vote on a| port cards at St. Fred's Monday,| Price, Carol Shell, James May- this week. Sister Jane Patricia | siste . , | ‘ ( , . _ § : cia | Sister was still thumbing through day. Father Michael J. O'Reilly did gir) to crown Our Blessed Mother plaeing them on the Honor Roll worm and Mary Elizabeth Wuest. was quizzing her charges on the “dictionaries. If you don't Nat . Diamond Values for You ! the honors. The honor roll listed | on the night of Dec. 8, When seniors| Students with honors are seniors Concluding the list are freshmen . ri and promise not to tell, it means names of high school students. march in caps and owns. The Mary Jane Leahey, Michael Wells \ P lo spelling of words in their lesson. o 7 : i g Julia Ann Slowik, Donna Needle, big or large. but don't try using ) be gee for parents was held | honor was given to Joan McMahan. | Sharon Wolf. Marlene Green. Alice Maureen Drake. Ellen Schachern,| After being stumped on several | jt in friendly conversation—some- Monday Wednesday evenings,| When Co-captains Don Cox and Rivera, Donald Cox, Lawrence Sharon Selby, Theresa Landry, | words, one of the girls said, “‘Sis- one might take it as an insult fa , asteni ort | >t f a : giving the sisters and parents &| Mark Peck announced the new foot- Decker and Jane Hoffman Frederick Metz, Cari Erznoznik, ter. I have a word I bet vou can't a A YX m™ ie ~ Ss Le | tS J Nn L | r ‘ aoaraeg get ac-/ ball co-captains for the next year Judith Maddock, Jean McHugh, Nicholas Pavlinac Paul Saghy, spell.” Watermelons are grown com- : | quainted. are to be Dick Doyan and Jim Du-| Carelyn Rebichaud and Donna Martin Koenig and Brian Dirker “What's that?” asked the sister. mercially in 22 states. Student counci] | ren and Ross Moody as the year's! Scholtz are other seniors, ee ee SS | al MN meeting was in most valuable player, slaps on the Jeniors are JoAnn Johnson, San z back and congratulations showed dra LaBarge, Ruth Ann Schachern ale lM Clilelaclilictem delle cile ete ait eT he Parish hall | the approval of the student body. |James Duren, Michael Kopscik | ts te J J Wednesday morn-|_ — : . own a | Was | ing. John O'Dea, | ~ y Fesume of the | Pontiac's _ B= =| PHOTO Our Purchase Seves You Money ... Our Long Trip Seves You The importer's And Wholesaler’s Profits! 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Nuneendorier explained arles Dick Christ Carol ie sim “andnictirm te | 6 THRILLING 3-D PICTURES! rexens “hristmas Caro This timeless classic is brought to Detroit Diamond Engagement for car owners, and Pat La H 4 wy as - ot News readers in beautifully ilustrated form by ae ee Pi ies suggested means to improve it Walt Scott, outstanding American artist. Be Barld . $71.00 Gwen Herald brought up the sure to read this holiday tale of a man who s1h00 Dewe hated Christmas but was made to see the light due to some strange and weird circumstances. It starts in Monday's News. smoking rules of the school and of | ah nee “— students es ame peeping e ’ * . raticheeltes became | “peeping Know Your Neighbor's Religion anxious to get a preview of the 5-Diamond Engagement newly refinished hall floor. 7 . Ring .... Vecatione month _ November. _ For a frank, direct explanation of beliefs, read these articles by leaders Metching sComane 751.00 easant s Mi- i ; : | chaettes — — Pt of Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths. Bang ae _ $121.00 in board adorned . and a of some et tee “old | First in the series will be an answer to the question, "What is a Jew?" by friends ha tered the . > - a . iio tite | Most recent aaa | er Morris N. Kertzer, director of Interreligious Services of the American ‘ 's are Annabell Va- wish Committee—in Monday's Detroit News verek, Jume Ashton and Don | . a ga is duly oraad ot St. Mike’ basketball player | ; H Pox Me's gt baste ayer _ From Swamp to Bathing Beach ee aa starts Monday. Re- i Lucy Ro- TI st outstan t value we'v ec 4 * ° ° bak Marge Herel Maren uit | 3h omoor Grima, hae, Size Cues he sea The State Conservation Department is creating a new recreation area 3 GREAT STORES A j y sun- 2» tenses to give you e¢ sha . test, most t ] i “4 4 * . . ° nerson. 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Saginaw ew ff, placed it | 1 ue ae pie snd or choose from Pontiac’s Largest Section of Stereo cores Motors research center paabay buildings of glass and stone re- * SALLAN Amsterdam, Holland marched on to place it on the shelf E t... ing @ promise of tomorrow. is pi ; t it on the shit' | Equipmen pictorial feature Sunday. 17 Prof. Tulpstraat junior room. ‘| @ KODAK STEREO @ STEREO REALIST The reason for all this rejoicing @ T. D. C. STEREO CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS OOTBA is that the juniors literally | . EXTRA PA walked over the senior in their || @ VIEWMASTER PERSONAL STEREO CAMERA GE OF F LL REPORTS anoual battle, 32, = AND STEREO-MATIC 500 PROJECTOR AND PHOTOGRAPHS EVERY The seniors rubbed their bruises SUNDAY Bengy Matargns to how Beteg and tried to soothe their hurt with | @ REVERE STEREO @ BOLEX STEREO , the thoughts that next year St. Ves. 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SECTIONAL ] A* Limed Ook Original Price $79 $0 $ 50 Original ROTO-BROIL 2" a erent ovisnas Double Dresser, Chest ? 14 Lone Our Prices! © THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 Mendes, Dulles Outline Plan fo Get Cites Qakland ) ‘Hospital Architect ° , Ponder Issues "Continued room Peee one) ROMO in Attack > Care of Evacuees Would | ceived $24,000 for the plans. Take Up. Problems of | If Ewart finds - the contract, Divided, "Red-Menaced Be Biggest Problem to Township Laws Suffer Setback Motor Boats Are Under | State Regulation, Says F* _ TWENTY which had no time limif stipulated, still in force, City Manager Wal- Fran . Millard Indochina _ter K. Willman was instructed to | k G | confer with Heenan to arrange for | Meet | LANSING «W—Atty, Gen. Frank WASHINGTON —Fiench Pre either a hospital-building consul- An enemy air attack requiring | tant on Heenan’s staff or one se- lected by the trustees and ap- mier Mendes-France and Secretary | of State Dulles take up again to evacuation of Detroit ‘‘would af- G. Millard held today that town- fect Oakland County tremendous- —_ = day the problems of divided and | pointed to work with Heenan. ly."’ County Director of Civil De- ordinances regulating the use of Communist-menaced Indochina Thirdly, the board will w pol ‘tees. € 3 a we motor boats on inland lakes within | Diplomatic informants said that a y. ) will wait for se wis ( arrendt said to- Y results of the conference be- day a township. at a State Department session tween Wilhman and 1 The opinion was requested by which lasted most of yesterday . + eenan. With over 150 other officials Harry J, Merritt, Oakland County | | afternoon Mendes-France tried un- No beard member is against from Oakland, Macomb and corporation counsel. | successfully to get a quick estimate Heenan, said Trustee Willis M. | Wayne Counties, Jarrendt attend. | Millard’s opinion said he his | of the amount of American aid Brewer, “It's just that we fee! he | ed a meeting Wednesday in De- prececessors and the State Su. | France could expect next year for oheuld have a hospital consul. troit at which mass-evacuation | its forces in the non-Commynist | tant. problems were discussed, | GET PALLIATIVE MELIER Witt preme Court have held that the state has adopted laws for the) regulation of motor boat traffic and that lesser units of govern ment may not supersede those laws, A 1952 law giving townships some control over motor boats, Millard said, refers only to those operated on “navigational facilities’ owned and operated by a township such part of Indochina TRUMAC TABLETS SKULL Bradley, left, daughter of James H. Bradley of Pontiac, and Betty Gessas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gessas of Keego Harbor, listen in a medical technology laboratory session to an explanation of the RT. REV. ARCHIE H. CROWLEY| Chief opponent to Donaldson's “We have the greatest border a ° . = © plan for more building and less line on Wayne County and would He was reported also to have equipment was William F. May- | have to care for the most people,” | told Dulles that Gen. J. Lawton iS op 0 ISI bury, trustee board chairman. he explained. | Collins’ remarks about plans for | “U : . ; nless somebody guarantees to| Actual development of the plan SESSION — Michigan State College sophomores Judy | American training of free Indochi- | campaign and guarantees to raise | !s just beginning, he said, but ‘the nese soldiers seemed to imply that | ‘ j ‘ the money, in this case I think we | Detroit meeting allowed us to co- French cooperation in this work a was wanting should just give as much hospital | ordinate our program. ; ' to the people Ponti: coun’ surv: | skull structure by Prof. Lois Calhoun. Medical technology is one of Collins, former US Army chief | of ac as wecan| The ty is now eying | the newest of the professions affiliated with the medical field The of staff now temporanly serving in Indo- Rt. Rev. A. H. Crowley | {°F $3.00.000." he declared. | which would be available to house | Maybury previously had polied ®V4Cuees. ‘ as a harbor. e a ae - . main task of most medica! technologists is the diagnosis of disease as special ambassador to Officiat i ; The legislature did not intend cet tnenery bite cuss ching. ‘eaid to a Saigon news. com fe at Ep scopal the trustees and received sup- | “We would have 9 tremendous - to give townships blanket author- = —— = - - - ference that the United States | Confirmations Sunday port for this stand. | traffic problem and every man ttention ity over motor boat use, the opin . wants to train troops who would DRAYTON PLAINS The Rt Donaldson said the reason for his pessible would be needed to as- ‘ 1 jon said. H t ] B d O d pledge loyalty to Viet Nam Pre- ve AINS — ie plan was two-fold sist in traffic control,”’ Jarrendt F OSPI a Oal ppose mier Ngo Dinh Diem Rev Ave H. Crowley, recently “This will undoubtedly be the Stated. a armers ae SecTé suffragan bishop of the jas: time ji re A ere : n our t U_S. sources said they were sure | Episcopal Diocese of Michigan will =e aah ae ion that Collins meant no criticism of what! make his first visitation to this se pe ral lor a hospi- they termed good cooperation OM | area and to Pontiac next Sunday. _" he said the part of the French | Bishop Crowley will officiate at) ‘Secondly, in seeking funds for a They said also Mendes-France two confirmation services—at All | “Vic auditorium through the Pon- Many of the approximately 2,500.- 000 persons would have to pass | through Oakland County to areas farther north and west. See the New to New Blue Cross Plan Aluminum pamphlet, explaining the alter nate plan, Muskegon Officials Claim 4 Held Here Pontiac General] Hospital trustees last night voiced objection to a : ] Four persons from Muskegon "™ “Cooperative” plan by Blue In part, the motion reads was told no aid estimate can be Saints Church, Pontiac, in the | tiac Foundation I have found that Milford Couple Injured R fi who had been held here for sien Cross “The board has heard rumors made until Collins completes a sur-| morning. and at St. Andrew Epis-|™any people would be more in- | When C ‘8 T oo ing tioning in connection with a house| It instructed hospital Director Of an altemate plan having been | vey copal Church, Drayton Plains, at | clined to give funds for a hospital. n Car Hits Tree break-in Wednesday night at 511 Lauretta Paul to carry its feelings Shee prod gonaers pes M would) | — 7:3 p.m Donaldson has suggested that A Milford couple were injured Call for Demonstration Cameron St., were turned over to on the plan to the Michigan Hospi- become " sn m C C | f At 5 p.m. members of the | the voluntary contribution drive | yesterday when their car skidded and Free Estimate! Muskegon authorities on tal Service, under whose auspices “te “he fest ba this board oun omp e es chapel committee of St. Andrew's | could be carried out through the | 0M a curve and hit a tree at Cooley a of -_— larcenies, Pon- Blue Cross operates. hat Pel di Ser ais fi apital and their wives will meet Bishop | Pontiac Foundation, with contri. | Lake road and Hunt road in Wa-| S$ OF Police t rector sp and Mrs. Crowley at the vicarage | butions specifically earmarked teTiord Township, accordi to ALL TYPE men, Phillip R. Stenberg bang “= ch should Y to Michigan Hospital Canvass of Vote ‘ of the Rev. and Mrs, Waldo R. for | Township Paling = || the hospital board has received Service the feeling that this board aie ar al eleeae See | Ser beapltal equipment. “ ROOFING . . | “I have talked to a number of | Clarence Kuttkuhn, 30, of 12 no official word of the new plan's being offered. Blue cross mem- — autos, according to Det. Sgt. John | ci nn em aise Monkeges poe hn od lace Policeman Ordered = fo Pay Hospital Bill (Continued From Page One) he pleaded guilty to a traffic he suffered a broken jaw. Cooley | General | Hospital, where Sanders spent | stepfather. DePauw also quoted | three days. the four as saying they were on| Sanders was arrested by the) their waysto Florida after stealing | three officers on a charge of reck- | numerous articles from autos. less driving about 4:30 a.m. on DePauw and Detective Olin Hoff- Aug. 16. Officers at that time man found clothing, radio, | S#id the plaintiff was driving on Soe of the street at a y 0 miles | »” Doty said in his | te the fact that were present, it | unnecessary and ex: | =e ered the charges | Milton R. paid a $110 dental hospital expenses and doctor. charges against two oth-| officers, present at the scene | - issed be- | ‘ 0 Doty, they) no. | specialist in fir a eS rh aaa long-distance moving! oe fn ALLIED ———— van umes, Flushing Motorist Injured Fete ne eye eee in Three-Car Collision ! + | A Flushing motorist, Summer | Lines, 51, was treated at Hurley | Hospital in Flint for face injuries | suffered yesterday when four cars | collided on U.S.10 at Holdridge 'road in Groveland Township. Lines’ auto struck the rear of a jcar driven by Claudette Boyer, 19 | of 1443 Dixie Hwy., Holly, as she | | waited to turn left off U.S.10. | A car driven by Frederick Rich- ardson, 44, of Flint, struck the Lines’ car, then swerved into south- Patrolman William Bailey. NO. 1 IN MICHIGAN UNITED SHIR . DISTRIBUTOR 35 Stores in Michigan USED TV SETS $10 to $15 Down! $5 @ Week! | bound traffic and collided with an HAMPTON TV | auto driven by Peter W. DeClark, wake |img to Oakland County sheriff's | deputies. SAVE °500 A YEAR! | Pay $1.25 Per Week Reconditioned end Parts by VAG & SEWING MACHINE SUPPLY CO. 379 S. SAGINAW CALL FE 2-9]43 ror FREE! HOME DEMONSTRATION is opposed to this action.” Miss Paul, who serves on the Michigan Hospital Service board, told the trustees the cooperative | plan had not been passed upon by ' (Continued From Page One) jretary and Carlos G. Richardson of Waterford Township. The official totals follow STATE OFFICES Following the service, the mem- bers of the 1953 confirmation class will sponsor a reception honoring the bishop and his wife, and also the members of the 194 confirma- hospital staff members and they are for the foundation idea,’’ he said. Dr. N. F. Gehringer, hospital that board. She said she was sur GOVERNOR prised at the offer being made pg 7 pig ag at ke on.sre * h re otal | + ‘ ‘ 3 ie ora benefits tor the | = STATE —— Ss day Fred GO Beardsle 11.328 ime . eee be required to pay Donald E Naas D: ws.” 10.483 would DISTRICT 2 the difference in rates if the room | Leslie H Hudson (D) ——....... 13.016 Ernest Huthwaite (R) = ..sese- s he occupied was more costly than DISTR 3 that called for in the contract a See ee yes If the member required hospital oa pistaict ¢ care after 60 days, he would be —— a a wenes hep an ‘ $ we eees entitled to “as many more days of | © ap DINTRICT 8 ans care out of 365 as may remain| Yoes Pca pe fise unused and to hig credit wi t *pistaict ¢ “| further cooperative sharing on his | Welter T | McMahon (Di oovres: oe . PROSECUTOR The cooperative plan rate will Frederick C Ziem ei cre a 178 be below that of the comprehen- a . OOS SHERIF sueeas = _ sive plan. Comprehensive rates an rome (MR) .......cccceess | George D. 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Thomas Bryan said Partiow | was convicted five years ago of | setting fire to the same lumber | | yard where the Tuesday night con- flagration broke out. Sentenced as \@ juvenile offender, he Was re- | leased about a year ago. Fencing Team Meets _Wednesdays at PHS A fencing team, under the direc- | tion of Shirley Pengilly, has been organized at PHS. The group |fences With the Glass of fencers taught by the Pontiac Department of Parks and Recreation Wednes- 'day evenings. second and third year fencers in- | clude Arthur Schulz, William Mc- Pherson, Donald Hegeman, Susan | Ladd, Vicky Micu, Bob Dunn and | Larry Dunn. New fencers include | David Scriven, Mary Ellen Jones, | Howard Linton, Marleen Tobin, Dale Morrill, Lynn Dawson, Ken Lenigan, Lynnal Dooley, Bob Mc- Donald, Larry Lamphere and Jack Olson | President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed the first National Wild- lite Week observance in 1938. Members who are | Virginia Smith, Jean Slavin, Jac- queline Johnson and Mary Kay Scelesky. Decorating the parish hall in tra- ditional fall colors were Don Moris- sey, Jim Zeleznik, Sharon Donely, Elizabeth Bader, Sally Crake, Larry Morrow, John English, Jo- Ann Johnson, Dean Anderson and 'Don Zimmerman, with chairman Katherine Smith. Making tickets in the shape of leaves was the full-time job of Gil- bert LaLande, Dick Doyan, John | | Powe and Carol Eiden. Also on) | Peggy Humphreys’ committee are | |Marina McEachin, Norma Thyle, Irene Aoulek, Margaret McLane, Aaron Koenig, Mike Morrissey and | Joe Israel. doe Derecher and his com- mitteemen Tom Sweetman, Louis Coppage, Mike Carry, Elise Le- Meau, Kathiene Kinch and Nancy Demski will see that everyone is entertained. The poster committee, headed CH ESTS and You can save money and have fun finishing this fine clear Ponderosa Pine Furniture . . smooth... in many different ways... . 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S0c » Week. | 24 North Saginaw St. | Pontiac State Bank Bidg. — <>» we ; a _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TWENTY-FOUR — Gils...1f Your P.S.: Bring the family Birmingham Brides-Elect ’ * ) | | ! » 4 Husband’s Gone Huntin Reveal Plans kiltn of | Study Clubs on ‘Voice end 10m Ma Carter Sets — Sharing Projects, Speaking Faults se edad Ske boa Nov 27 for Rite, avenue @©'\ Eun and Affection Illustrated for Club fun dining there nightly in St. James ia | Ideal Relationship Members ° | Mary Eddy of Michigan Bell By RUTH SAUNDERS BIRMINGHAM —Mary Caroline Carter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | eviand @. Waterco! Purits i | - ning. Mrs. Irving Humbaugh was s ee ieee a 1 t i” her cae Patricia, to | hostess in her home on Elizabeth | Mrs. Fred Coleman was hostess ing to Edward A Proctor Jr., | Douglas | ante road. for the meeting in ta = - whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. | ° Members answered roll call with| _ quois road home. rs. - uy eal aye Young. He is | ae orite | Moats was co-hostess. Edward A. Proctor of Wing Lake | Suggestions on ‘‘what is a favorite In her talk, Miss Eddy described oad the son of | activity shared by your family?” a beeen Weies as @ person's The ceremony will be a family Mr. and Urs. | Mrs. Jorma Sarto led the dis- most outstanding business and so- affair in St James Episcopal a. . cussion on the evening's topic. cial asset. She pointed out that a Church in Birmingham and a} W ilbur Young She said that an ideal is a pat- | person can change his appearance smal! reception will be given in| of Oliver | tern we set up in our mind of GWEN ANDERSON | and hair-style, and by the same the Walter hoine | some standard of perfection, The Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of |foken, a voice can be changed to S — Quite a contingent will go | street. No date, tdeals of the family are merely North Merrimac street are an-| What it should be. down to Columbus, Ohio next l has been set the situations we strive for as nouncing the engagement of their Using records, she illustrated ; Saturday toe attend the wedding | . . a family unit, she continued. daughter, Gwen, to Richard Wilton. | some common speaking faults, Free Paved of Nancy Johnson, daughter of | for the “Good family ideals don’t just He is the son of Mrs. Mildred Block Tekin Syren! Mr. and Mrs, Derrol Keah John- | waddin happen.” said Mrs. Sarto. “Fam- | of Ypsilanti and Morley Wilton of | sometimes creates an erroneous 5 : son of Columbus, and William | g- jily loyalty and enduring values of Sunderland street. An April wed-| impression. She Ulustrated this Sydnor Gilbreath TI of Birming- | this loyalty are the results of ac- ding is planned. point by showing ae ham. IAT y ‘ AV tual demonstration of high ideals ca "sconce Woodward at PATRICI 1 KILLIAN cartoonist he mane bad oakeon. Members were invited to make Besides his parents and several — Square Lake Road + groomsmen, hrs-ststers Mrs. Rob : * ert T. Skinner of Whittier, Calif. Wisner, Hold Meetings |} and Mrs. James. M. Chandler with | Mr. Chandler will attend. Mrs. Skinner arrives Sunday “Plateau Top” f FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 ‘Family Unity Mr. and Mrs. ' : nay. Discussed by Opti-Mrs. Hear Tatk ' “Strength of Family Unity” was engagement of the topic of discussion when Child | their daughter, Cujture Club met Thursday eve-| Telephone told about ‘Your Voice and You” at the Thursday eve- ning meeting of Opti-Mrs. Club. She said that a person's voice Malkim PTAs can share in projects of making and creating. This activity can in- Others will be Mr. and Mrs. H. ; ed out that a strong religious faith | of the Gray Muzzy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred} A_ panel discussion on Respon- Gardner and Mrs. Russel C. Bell contributes to stability and high speech habits. . : were elected to serve on the nom-, ideals within the family | The Women’s Association of the; During the business meeting members voted to appropriate ine wesier maid tht tomes’ OY MPHONy Association Will Meet a tape-recording of their speaking voices to be played back imme- | diately for constructive criticism. |The speaker described simple | breathing exercises to insure better clude household tasks, recreation Th ursday j fun and worship. She further point- The club announced that its an- - Sy fo ‘ay | Pontiac Symphony Orchestra will | nore funds to purchase clothing NEW AMERICANO | Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. | sible Living in the Home was the | Paterson of Bloomfield Hills and | pightipnt of the Thursday after- inating committee. Mrs. John Jess and Mrs. North presided at the tea nual bazaar will be held on Dec meet with Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard at for the Children's Aid Society. Mrs, A highly styled and sophisti- ]/Mr. and Mrs. Henry Earle of | noon meeting of Wisner PTA when 2 in the Nelson street home of | Orne | . able 4 soc - i i 4 : cated nc wae paige Grosse Pointe. it wet in the school gy “oe table during the social hour. Mrs, Owen Findfonr: her home on Ottawa drive M i y Silas Wattles presided at the tea AMERI Mrs. Donald North, president o MALKIM |at 1 p.m. service for the social hour. All the Gilbreaths will go down Wednesday in time to attend a dinner dance being given that evening by Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam G, Pace and their son, Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Recordings of the symphony ets be played during the coffee hour,| Ars. John Little | and Mrs. K hE. T Jr. of | Will-O-Way Plachouse will extiann Hostess for PEO ; Will-O-Way Playhouse will explain | The home of Mrs. John Little on | the next concert which will be held | |Dec. 7 in Lincoln Junior High! pranidin road was opened Monday jevening to chapter AW of PEO. ‘School at 8:30 p.m. Members of the symphony in- | Mrs. Charles Coppersmith. Mrs. | Pontiac High School PTA and Ger- ald White, co-ordinator of elemen- . . | tary education, served on the panel a ac SE pay aed Sorority Plans with Mrs. George Cox acting as sored * ree ns . ° | moderator Thursday in the kindergarten room. Yuletide Dinner A panel discussion took place with thur Vorys and their daughter, Mrs. North pointed out that there) iian Davidson speaking on the Cc ber 9 must be love and respect for one PTA on a national fevel: Bice: De em Members of Epsilon Sigma Al- \ Elinor. , > Mr. and Mrs. Gilbreath Jr wilt Snother in. the | Rome. carent® William Mihalek speaking on the give the rehearsal dinner Friday dren: to: SRG and lead the dad ol Pontiac PTA Council and Mrs. | pha Sorority met Thursday evening vite all Pontiac area women im- | Little. Mrs. Iva O'Dell, Mrs. Ever- rjevening at the Columbus Club. | ji¢, that sets a good example. Par- Lyle Cox speaking on the local | in YMCA. Mrs. Calvin Rhodes an- terested in the perpetuation of the | tt Denese Mrs Jemies Boaz, and on the day after the wedding | ents should see that their children '¢¥¢! nounced that plans have been com. | symphony to attend the meeting. | Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Joel Poorman and The pleted for the Christmas dinner | * : love their fellow man and have an panel brought out that the Assisting Mrs. Stoddard will be | man Allen presented the exempli- |Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hanna | understanding of the Bible, be national PTA was founded in 1857 Sire Le Walker ce pn F. | Sication of the ritual. | with over 6,00,000 members. It re their pl Te a ns... | Plans were made for a Christ- Pledges will receive their pledge | Bonner, Mrs. Herman Dickstein, | nas party and secret pals were chosen. will give a brunch for the out-of- | jieving in God. town - — Mr. White's theory js to give a, and nag gtr pins at this dinner. Mrs. Vernon C. Abbott and Mrs. Mrs, Edmund Smith reported William Sproull. DRAMATIQUE DANCE SUPPLIES , | ee eee | oo caad aon week Go Sets tien cannot solve all problems se that her ways and means com- fe ) | 222 S$. Telegraph (Near Voorheis | at four in the afternoon at St. Al- J personally sty} ind adapted || to calnses” tus ‘nssiviaiont } Mrs. Kenneth Healy discussed features and personality of |) each individual woman. RANDALL'S Harper Method Shop 88 Wayne St. FE 2-1424 to be held at Devon Gables on | Dec. 9. Friendship Class | i is d. Plan Shoes for: = Church in suburban Bexley, Sal ae alee an | the council was formed and ts cs sd elects p GC and a reception will be giver at | | supported by the locals. The | mittee w ve decorated stock- j TAP LEOTARDS the Rocky Fork Hunt and Country | 190 Meavlly om so called experts | oi’ ie all ages and types | ings to be used at Christmas rogram Given ‘Has Meeting TOE TU TUS Cub to bring up your child. al oe ities | time. Other ~ making proj b L d e Ci | j BALLET BATONS Wh k zood home life is “ : , g y _ 1Q ircie } The True Friendship Class of oe Seat steet bas oehed ber wetan Mina . Community ing was led by iulleaidieaianiieg | Memorial Baptist Church gathered ’ the question Mrs. Permn asked. A y singing was | The Lydia Circle of the CWF pt ga Dee Brim, chairman for the Resamond Haeberie and a Thanks- of First Christian Church met Tues recently at the home of Pat and giving prayer was read by Mrs. | Thankegiving basket reported that day evening at the Virginia ave- Glyn Stone on South Sanford St. Kenneth Healy. |a family had been chosen as a I " = | Plans were completed for a Serving on committees from the recipient. Assisting the chairman Plane were mode te ete: Hodge. | Thanksgiving basket to be present- home rooms of Mrs. Carl Vedane | with the project will be Maxine |“ “ donate Christ-| 14 to a family by the group. A and Mrs. David Walls were Mrs. | Miller and Ann Tierney. Children's Home Edgar Dewey, Mrs. William Mor-| Mrs. Frank A. Jalosky, program _ | the home of Jane Millard. gan, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Wal-| chairman, introduced Mrs. Charies | ua agin talk was given by | — : ter Lamphere and Mrs. Sylvan Oakland County police- | “""* MacKellar entitled, “The | Lemanski woman, who spoke on various as- | Separated Part A book review, : of nen , | “They Live In the City,” was given, ya tie deling * wa the by Mrs. John Appleton. Mrs. Joe topic of her talk can wel ee tat Morgan led devotions. watch for it and how to help pre- The Inner City was the title used will be hostess for the of the vent it. An informal question pe- | for the program which was pre- executive board of 18th District WCTU ried followed her talk sented by Mrs. Norris Luther. : Mrs. Gilbert Davis and Mrs. | Tuesday at 10 a.m. - John Appleton assisted the hostess ” = in serving refreshments to the 25 members and one guest who were present. ‘Ada Shelly Honored by Beta Sigma Phis sister, Sarah Johnson to be her maid of honor, and bridesmaids wilt include Audrey Lee Carroll of Montcjair, N. J., Mrs. James Dana of Lawton, Okla., Mrs. Lewis Polk of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Gerald O’Koon of Drexel Hills, Complete Line of Russell Dance Records Christmas Novelties for the Young Dancers “Everything for the Progressive Dencer” PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 114 &. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg.. Pontiac. Mich. Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes. Write, phone or call in person for Free pamphiet. PHONE FEDERAL 4.2352 12th good home for children may be an apartment, trailer or a 15room | house, but it is a good home for a child only if he is loved and wanted and he knows it | Proceeds from a money making project which was planned will be donated to Lincoln Junior High School for band uniforms. The group also voted to buy a popcorn machine Mrs. Irving Cocking. Mrs. Ralph : Jevieg Cockiog (Coming Events Mrs. John Veneman of Dwight evenue mas gifts to the Oakland County | Christmas party will be held at Richard Merton Adams of Ann Arbor will be best man. ff INIVER a A | CELEBRATION a |Librarian was honored by Xi Pi c Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi soror- For Future Security Thanks to our many customers who re, oo pmame EE S102" Mrs. John Black was hostess in Call Miss Wilsoa Todey her Birmigham home, Miss Shelly tes latermation have, through their friendship, made this, our 12th Anniversary possible. Join us in our Celebration. OUR SPECIAL CONTINUED | PONTIAC BUY her work. 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FREE SAMPLES — PUNCH AND COOKIES NATURAL HEALTH FOODS 58 WAYNE = 1" Smell additional charge for pick-up and delivery 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: % 469 Elizabeth Loke Rd. % 1995 Coss Lake Rd. % 570 N. Perry Se. % 158 Auburn Ave. \ A THE PONTIAC PRESS, _FRIDAY. OVEMBER 19, 1954 Pontiac Woman Makes Good Use of American Designer Patterns By MARILYN SHEAREK Undoubtedly one of Pontiac's most attractive and capable seam- stresses is Mrs. Donald Kaiser who resides on Berwick boulevard. The tailored dress being mod- eled by this homemaker was made from an American Designer's Pat- tern which attracted Mrs. Kaiser's | attention recently Press. Although this one is in the Pontiac designed Helpful lips On SUCCESS by Cell Chapman, every Satur- . day the Press features fashions in all styles by today’s leading designers. Mrs. Kaiser chose brown the cuffs, hip pockets ‘and neck- line with white rayon linen The total cost of the garment which has drawn many compli- ments from her friends, cost an amazing sum of only $13.28. ful sening were observed by Vrs. John J. Tynan of Canterbury drive as she watched Mrs. Donald Kaiser near the Auxiliary Hears Lindquists Sing Pontiac Junior Chamber of Con merce Auniliary was host for a regional dinner meeting held Wednesday evening at Hotel Wal- dron Leslie Hotchkiss gave the invoca tion. Mr and Mrs. Victor Lind quist accompanied by Mrs Walter Schmitz presented light opera mu- sical selections Mrs. John Napely. president of the Pontiac auxiliary gave the of- ficial welcome and introduced the local officers. Mrs. Elmer O. John- son, chairman of the regional meet- ing introduced and expressed her appreciation to members of her committee. Assisting Mrs. Johnson with ar- rangements for the event were Mrs Hotchkiss. Mrs Napley Mrs James Hursey, Mrs. Frank Ooster- hof. Mrs Dale Carney and Mrs William Lampman A special welcome was given to Mrs Gerald DeWees. Mrs. Donald Bowen Mrs Robert Wheeler and Mrs. Donald Fillmore who are wives of members of the recently chartered Waterford Junior Cham- ber of Commerce completion | ot her new dress. Book Review Given by Ora Hallenbeck Ora Hallenbeck reviewed a book by Dr. May Cravath Wharton when Pls mouth Group of First Congre- gational Church met Wednesdas Mrs. Ross Boyd was hostess in her home von Moreland avenue The speaker is acquamted with the author of the book she re which was entitled Doc tor Woman of the Cumberland Miss Hallenbeck 1s also acquainted with some of the people mentioned in this autobiography viewed \Mrs. Jack Dugan 'Hostess to Group Mrs. Jack Dugan opened home on Nelson street Wednesday evening to 13 members of the | Esther Group of Oakland Park Methodist Church Mrs Hugo Her tel opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer and Mrs. Clayton Gillies gave devotions Plans were made to prepare a box for Korean children. The De- cember meeting will be a coopera- tive dinner her Perma Hue 14 oz. Tumb! chip, break, or taste . aluminum tumblers, eoc preciated Gift Boxed Set of 8 Ss WIG Wondertul Christmas Gi . Get several boxes of these makes a fine gift for anyone . . 24 W. Huron St. Permitfaes, ers, Multi Colored, won't h one o different color, . sure to be ap- % 2.98 | G'S Open Friday ttl 9 PLM. wool crepe for this dress and trimmed The weel crepe was for $10.18, the linen for $1 and the pattern for $1, with the zip- per, belting. buckle toe cover, seam tape and thread ameunt to a total of $1.10. Mrs. Kaiser aaa ns ae A lec tae te - ~ a | S Posing proudly in her most recent seu- uick boulevard. finds it takes little time and ef- and | fort to cover buckles at home. | Ceil Chapman, whose famous girl th the country has succumbed }to this new look of covered-up | slightly around to the back as do quentls | modesty The youthful innocence of this} The cuffed hip pockets extend the side seams of the skirt. a | decollete ball gowns have been the dress represents a new departure | manipulation that gives an enor- joy and treasure of every glamour ER Lr ee: in design for Mrs. Chapman — - a The hrou n uool dress was ing project is Mrs. Donald Kaiser of Ber- designed by Ceil Chapman. Recital Is Held Thursday Evening Carol Lee Venner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Venner of Mans- field | avenue prese med a dramatic ‘ ) Buy Now and Save $$SSSSSSS$ Use Our Convenient Layaway and Charge Plan Open Fri. and Sat. Nights Till 9:00 P. M. Buitors 44 ZB ito’ recital Thursday evening in YWCA on Franklin boulevard Monologues, character readings and poetry were given. Carol Lee was assisted by Gwen Vernon, so prano and Oscar Schmidt, accom Prices Wool fleece topper mouton fur collar and turn-back cuff, novelty detail, colors Blue, Turquoise. Wool poodle, 36” length Topper, novelty Ascot scarf trimed with musk- rat, full channel back, colors such as Beige, Mauve, Turquoise. Regu- larly sold’at 29.95, now special at 19.88. North Saginaw St. panist. Mrs) Schmidt accompanied Carol Lee in a group of musical readings Ushers for the occasion were Maritivn Vernon and Jimm. Ven ner Slashed Low! with tie, back such as Red, Regularly sold for 29.95, now special at 19" mously slenderizing effect Mrs. Kaiser says that she fol- lowed the ttern exactly and produced ‘fer herself a perfect fit. These patterns are cut to the designer's measurements and not standard pattern measure- ments. Few people have a hobby they enjoy as much as Mrs. Kaiser en joys her sewing. The attractive drapes and shp covers in her hdme prove that her talent does not stop with dressmaking She replaces her drapes fre- travagance, as she can make them | at a low cost | The mother of three daughters, Dee Dee aged 10, Dona Jean 1 and Debbie 17 months, she also | delights her children at Christ- | mas time with doll clothes which she creates. Mr has proud when he arrives home and finds another of the many projects his wife has completed for their home. Mrs. Kaiser derives a great deal of pleasure from \ is garment proudly upon completion Kaiser reason to be ialli7ing a and wearing it without the feeling of ex- | WISE MEN at Conveniently Located Downtown WALDRON Hotel Coffee Shop 36 E. 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Come settiog be ; Te a: 80 . pg as ‘ " a he in, shop at our leisure... voull be delighted with our large and varied selec- Flat Ware up. 4 Gilt Item to Suit Any Budget and “4 Gift From Connolly's Means More” JEWELERS Huron Street ng. Silverplated items. TWENTY-SIX ———— Don't Al Girl Thinks — HerFriend | Was Wrong She Must Confess Error and Perhaps He'll Forgive Her By FLIZABETH WOODWARD never ‘wrong Some people are No matter what happens its al- ways someone else's fault. They . ' ‘dig up alibis to excuse themselves. | They blame it on accident—they | sav they couldnt help it. They never mention their blind spots They cant see that they are out of order. Their motives are always so reasonalle— to ‘them They're stubbornly sure their way of doing things is the mght and only way. They cant imagine why anyone should find them anything short of perfect. Yet those same people commit colossal bJunders. It ts usually a that the people they offended prove them wrong. And admitting it humbly and sincerely is the only way to make things right. ‘ This girl sums up the story of a real ruckus with her boy friend with a blithe ‘‘I know I am right.” I wonder if the rest of you will say along with me “how wrong can you be?’’ “Dear Miss Woodward and my steady is 19 kind and patient. Last I'm 17 handsome, iF gee_F si r i | 3 | : ; 5 BE rH E z Z cH 4 ira z ! “ é Z give ME hilt j i Fir | : 29% a §° g : f records—and to admit that maybe he was right after all. R confesg that you deserved spanking—then maybe he'll apol- ogize for having administered it. Keep Winter Easy For the budget, as well as san- ity, get your children’s winter clothes in washable fabrics. No cleaning bills, no sweater missing for a week when it's dirty, Miracle fabrics can be warm as well as light. Take Off Varnish Those do-it-yourself fans often get paint or varnish on their work | clothes. While the stains are still fresh, soften them with turpentine, | lard of oil, then wash in warm | soapy water. a | Like any other fashionable lady, Mrs.\ chic quartet is among the group made for Mamie Eisenhower will be wearing new her by designer Sally Victor. hats for the fall and winter seasons. low Mirage Pa i? EE a alkali This | A Good Weekend Hobby «Can Be History Hunting By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE myself — in the stocks. Says he's | just back from a trip to Williams. | burg, Va.. where, looking through he was rather shocked to find me | with my head and arms fast in an | ancient specimen of an early | American punishment-machine for | wrongdoers. I hasten to explain that the pho tograph was taken just for fun during one of my history-hunting expeditions. In this airplane age | ! | In Richmond, you can sit in the | A friend sends me a picture of very pew in St John's Church | from which Patrick Henry cried. | “Give me liberty li a he place, |! ‘he realistic effect the sexton | and to add | you can make a round-trip excur- | sion to almost any part of America | in three days and history-hunting | is a nice weekend hobby. Virginia | is my favorite locale, full as it is lof forests, plantations and mag. nificent, turbulent history You don't even have to use imagination te make the past come alive in Willamsburg. as Jefferson danced with his fair Belinda; when toasts were drunk to that popular young surveyor and soldier, George Washington, who had just departed on his hon- eymoon. “<< Call in Person or Return Civil Service Many Institute students hold worthwhile government positions secured through competitive civil serv You will receive adequate preparation at The Business Institute examinations successfully. Enroll Today! Day, Half-Day or Evening Classes APPROVED for VETERANS’ TRAINING 7 West Lawrence Street ice examinations. to pass these Wahine Phone FE 2-3551 This Ad for Prospectus PETUNIAI T know theyre nutritious, But still Im confessing That turnips, to me, Are completely depressing But you'd be amazed how they improve, Petunia, if you serve them mashed with crumbled crisp bacon bits and sharp grated cheese. Try it! Sree gxecure me ry - Golden roges and chains are typical of |vate the magic of this most flattering of fashion’s newest jewelry idea. For mixing, | style trends. All can be worn as bracelets matching or contrasting, a multitude of | for added accessory enjoyment, SOE Re ge 6 ee a . . . ¥, v? ov o 7 she *?. * ¢ #, ee ee ae ‘ | 4 | showing you about will declaim the words for you. You can stand in the capital | ation. It is still the same thing to jon. designed by Jefferson on the spot } where Aaron Burr's trial took | place; and in the White House of | the Confederacy which was | President Jefferson Davis’ home during the War Between the | States, you will see where people | you've only read about lived and suffered. Davis’ son fell to his death from the porch here at about the same time Lincoin’s | son died and those two sorrow- ing fathers exchanged letters of sympathy. New Castle, Del, is another | place where people who have been | merely statues to you before sud- | denly come to life. All the time I was there I half-expected to run smack into Lafayette, William Penn or Ben Franklin. The street ; by the river is paved with cobbles | so rounded and old the natives | | jokingly declare they were dropped | by Noah when the Ark sailed by. | In old Immanuel Church is a paper with autographs of four signers of the Declaration of In- dependence. One of them, Ben Franklin, pledged five pounds for the repair of the church picket fence and, then. I was fascinated to learn, paid up only three pounds, 15 shillings. Fascinating hobby, history-hunt- | ing, Others Give Child Idea to Dominate | Deal With Problem Without the Help) of Others | By MURIEL LAWRENCE Last Sunday, Mrs. G. had her daughter's family to dinner. After- | wards, her four-year-old grand- | child was discovered scribbling | with crayon on the living room wallpaper. Mrs. G. told her to stop. When Janine ignored her, Mrs. G. told her daughter to make | her stop. She ts still upset by what happened. After pleading with Janine to give up the crayon, her daughter was slapped by the child. Appalied by her weakness | toward Janine, Mrs. G. writes | me: “My daughter will listen to you, Tell her that she must stop allowing this child to boss her.” I will tell her nothing of the kind. I reject Mrs. G.'’s attempt to direct my action toward her daughter. I hope her daughter- will | also one day learn to reject her For until she can claim her right to self-direction, she will not be able to direct her child. We do not reject a child's dom- ination because someone tells. us to. We do not reject it because we are promised rewards of a better relationship, or because someone threatens us with disaster if we don't do what we're told. We reject it when domination itself is seen as destructive and our submission | to it becomes unbearable. | Mrs. G.'s daughter has not yet | reached this point in her develop- ment. She still trusts domination. For | it is expressed through a human | being whom she trusts, This | human being has taken care of | her all her life. To her, Mrs. G. | has been the comforter in times Always, Mrs. G.'s daughter has been told, her mother has her best interests at heart So she cannot separate her | mother's affection from her domin- | her. For both the affection and domination ere expressed through | the same truated personality As she has not learned to dis- criminate between her mother's affection and her domination, ac- | cepting one as good and refusing the other as bad, she gives to Ja- |nine's domination the same trust to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft | that she gives her mother’s. | Mrs. G.’s daughter will have to | realize that feeding the domineer- | ing element in human personality is an unproductive way of life Only when she is herself ready to claim her inheritance as a free person will she be able to ac- claim her new power to remove Janine’s crayon as she gays to her | mother, ‘Kindly permit me to deal | with my problems myself.”’ beau and —_ er Ee ~~ a i ee ee es i oe oe various linked motifs are created to capti- ( ‘ r ee | \¥ in Choosing a Career Study Field First to Test Possibility of Doubt By ANNE HEYWOOD “I am in my late thirties,” a business woman wrote recently, ‘and have always worked as ex- ecutive secretary. I have a fine salary, and the job is not too bad. “But I have a terrible secret yearning to be a teacher, I love kids, and really think I coud teach them, but it involves such a risk thai I hesitate even to consider it. Change Old Phonograph to Play 3 Record Speeds * By ELIZABETH HILLYER If the old phonograph is a good one with a powerful amplifier and speaker, conversion from a one- speed turntable to a three-speed | automatic record changer may be well worthwhile. A new kit makes| ‘Have you any suggestions?’ the installation of a new three- First, you might read ‘“‘The Art speed changer a do-it-yourself proj-| of Teaching.” by Gilbert Highet. ect that requires no special skill.| It is the most enchanting book, The kit includes the new ehanger | and I don’t wart you to study it, which plays 7, 10, and 12 inch rec-| just browse through it in a lei. ords at 33 1-3, 45, and 78 rpm: a surely way, mounting board; and instruction | for removing the old equipment and replacing it with the new. | | The changer, of course, must fit the space in the old cabinet, and it | may be necessary to cut the outer irim of the new mounting board, but otherwise the installation is largely a matter of disconnecting | and reconnecting lead lines and re- ,moving and inserting screws and| But if, after reading ‘ bolts. The changer itself is a well-|of Teaching,” you feel known kind that is used in many | must have teaching for high fidelity systems. | work, you next step is to go to | your nearest universtiy and have Problem there, With the teaching, shortage of Cocktail Brought Up 'so severe, you may find that a brush-up course, which you might Friend Shouldn't! Complain When| |take nights while continuing your | present job, will be all you need Moderation Shown By EMILY POST } | for a starter. Stick with your pres A reader asks: “When lunching ent job another year—or two, Fimally, when the time comes, talk to your present employer, Since you have been his execu. tive secretary all these years, you have a right, and an obliga. or dining, with a friend (but not Tell him that, while you ike as her guest) and you know that your job, you have a strong desire she dislikes alcoholic beverages,|to try teaching. See if he wotlld is it rude to order a cocktail | et you take a year's leave of ab before dinner if you happen to let you take a year's leave of ab- enjoy it, or must you forego this | sence in order to do this. Offer to pleasure because of your non- get a good replacement for him, on drinking friend. I would very 4 year’s basis, with the understand- much appreciate your opinion on ing that, at the end of that time, this matter.” you will either know that teaching If you order one, and in no way is for you forever, or you will find take more than a moderate amount that you don't like it and will want of alcohol, your nondrinking friend to come back to him can have no cause for complaint— | Art you life- by aura Whalen Twenty-four beautiful bird tifs, in brilliant color combination. Iron-on towels, aprons, cloths, pil- mo- . Curtains, sheets, other Pattern 577: Iron-on transfers in combination of red. blue. green Washable. 24 motifs. 1X x % to 4x 2\ inches Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea | Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print | plainly pattern number, your name, | address and zone. >> | A | a ; fs) ’ } unless even a small amount . 47. | affects you unpleasantly, perhaps 2 SP | by talking in too loud a voice. Y | Dear Mrs. Post: My sister is " to be married soon for the second IF short, buxom type— matron of honor and she would | also like her 12-year-old daughter | to take part. We have been told | that it isn't proper to have more | | than one attendant at a second | wedding. Is this true? If both can't take part, would it be proper | | to have one as young as 12 be) the only attendant? | 2 ! | two attendants—a maid of honor and a junior bridesmaid—would be entirely proper. Dear Mrs. Post: What can I do | and saves me traveling in the | crowded subways. We work for 1654 e-10 If you know of a certain im-| personal item that he has been ure | Yl, ; intending to get, especially some- | ions ad a ee She'll wear these adorable sep-| proper to give it to him. arates so many different ways! ACROSS There’s a basic blouse, a whirly | 1 Adam and skirt—even a warm weskit to mix! 4 Gum ena —— or match! Sew these quickly—in | § mit or — | | winterweight cotton or wool. Frost | 3 panen ‘ook with gay embroidery. | 14 Puneral notice Pattern 4654: Girls’ sizes 6, 8, | je prevent rust 18 Redis es i I . teem petite a 7 Loose 26 Wetra 41 Leg jotnte Hs ~ 0 <0 Gints of bias 10 Magnitude P] 43 Ladder part 11 Let it stand za Regrets 44 Novelist 17 Gatirie Ghade of red Andre —— . IL ie Open 33 Battle —. 46 Hersidie band CJedea 4 = oe = tee 47 Gen of Jacot it Sudl Ae Sinn ca ww pwr ~ 0 ‘ ‘ 4 ( oes "oe we Show Business While at this writing Bing radio program, his voice is heard on the air every day more than that of any other human; Bing’s records have sold more than being. 125,000,000 copies. : That's a lot ears of America. The guy has parlayed a baritone voice, a non- chalance, into a persona! Fort. Knox. Bing has an interest in television films—r owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates—active in a frozen orange juice concern—has an invention business called “Bing’s Things.” Of course most of Bing’s things are in cash. But that’s only natural—being a good Irishman, he is not only a wearer of the green, but a collecter of it. failed te show up at the Academy Awards dinner a few years ago, Bob Hope cracked, “Crosby is not here tonight couldn't find a sitter for the Bank of America.” 125,000,000 Bing Crosby Records a Lot of Wax for America’s Ears By EDDIE CANTOR Crosby has no “What was it of wax for the anches—is part When Bing because he ' He's not a great benefit man, certainly not like his buddy, Hope. Bob is the kind of a guy who plays a benefit first, and then asks, for?” Yet Bing has raised a sizeable fortune with a series of golf tourna- ments at Pebble Beach, Calif. Underprivileged children have been the beneficiaries of these tournaments, so have various service clubs. All the expenses are paid out of Bing’s own pocket. By now you should know that Gary's father is a gay dresser. When Danny Kaye said te him, “How de I leok, Pops? Maybe I shouldn’t have worn such a flashy tie.” Bing drawlied, “Think nothing of it. I have a suit made of the same stuff.” He has a deep love for his four sons, but is get a complete education. Gosh, I can’t get over it—imagine four boys! I wish I had one. I've always figured a boy is a calling-card you | leave when you have gone on. (Copyright 1954) New Birdhouse Becomes Home for Stray Feline NEW YORK um — Maybe next time Thomas Tindall. 15. of Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island will build a birdhouse with a smaller hole Tommy built his birdhouse. nailed it up in an apple tree in his back yard 14 feet from the ground, | then hopefully waited. i Lord's Discount Price ... happened. Then he found the bird- house had a tenant—a cat! Tabby now wanders off but al- ways comes back. “It seems very contented,”’ said Tommy's mother, Mrs. Frank C. Tindall, ruefully. “I guess it will make its home up there."’ Geologists estimate that polar ice caps are disappearing at the rate of about 500 feet a year, with North America glaciers disappear- ing fastest of all. | Three weeks went by and nothing | Fertile Soil Expected — | JERSEYVILLE, Ul. w — If any |greenbacks come up in Otto Kraushaar’s: wheat field next spring or fall, his son-in-law, Rob- ert Dunham, will know why Dunham plowed $180 of his own | cash into the field when his purse =— its way out of his pants | pocket from the jolting of the trac- tor during fall plowing. Employed in a defense industry, the money represented a pay check. He also lost his driver's license and the Against A-Dust Soap, Water, Cornmeal Suggested for Removal of Radioactive Ashes TOKYO W — If you ever get dusted by radioactive ashes from an atomic or hydrogen bomb ex- ‘lens wash yourself down with plenty of soap, water and corn- meal. That was one of the simple methods of decontamination pre- sented at the United States-Japay Radiobiological Conference today. Energy Commission explained. The American and Japanese del- THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 | List Weapons egations spent the fourth day of their five-day gathering discussing various methods of decontaminat- ing people, laboratory instruments, water and food. Dr. Walter D. Claus, also of the AEC, said washing would also re- move most of the surface contami- nation on vegetables. Peeling is an extra safeguard. The radioactive rain that has been dropping on Japan for the past six to seven months — ap- parently stemming from the U. S. H-bomb explosion at Bikini Atoll March 1 and from Russian atomic tests in Siberia—came in for some attention. Japanese scientists said it had net created any dangerous cor tamination in any city water sup- ply. [Reds Use Female Labor PARIS (INS) — Polish refugee circles in Paris say that a new apartment house just completed in ELLIBEE FEATURE a Warsaw suburb was entirely con- structed by women workers. FRI. SAT & MON EXTRA MERCH title to his car. Famous WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC DRYER 5179* \ EE NC HESTER 30-30 CARoine Pree Lord’s Discount Price . . WESTINGHOUSE FULL SIZE, ELECTRIC RANGE 7 §9* ROINE FREE Lor UNTERS-LOOK! Buy Any Item in This Ad and Get Your WINCHESTER 30-30 CARBINE * Bed * Double Dresser PEOPLES IN YOUR CHOICE OF ANDISE WITH ANY PURCHASE OF $50 OR MORE j TWENTY-SEVEN j j in| op of , to issue within a Catholic Bishops |Smsretasa ns tem aol teas ratte a eo Deplore Actions |r s7'men women and chit [Geneva agreement violations “te s : dren, they said, have lost their of Red Vietminh |hives trying to exercise their right ASHINGTON Roman | Under the Geneva: accord to move “s ~The U to the non-Communist zone if they Catholic bishops of the nited | want to. States have ordered a special re-| the Roman Catholic prelates port on what they term “‘trickery, | called on a committee headed by pressure and the most brutal vio- | Samuel Cardinal Stritch, archbish- lence” used by the Vietminh Com- |. him at the Dec. 8 conference of S the International City Manager's T \ DINE EXCELLENT FOODS AT Assn. Beauvais is the associa- oppers ~ } MODERATE PRICES. FOOD tion’s only surviving city manager S : =e MANAGEMENT PIONEER—Phillip H. Beauvais, Allegan city s & | BETTY CU RTIS SERVED UNTIL 1:00 A M. /manager, looks at a map of the area in his jurisdiction Beauvais naa *ppointment dates back to . S Comedy MC Soul Glaahet Crin" will receive international honors at St. Petersburg. Fla, Dec. 8 19! \ Sweetest Dance U Al h > d! DA NCE “Fer Over *'y Years a 'as the only active city manager with 25 years service . Fond i Thien , A Laugh a Second. Y _Tarerite with Everyone. Water Fountain Ablaze i c ight * Sun.) il W ith = “eceu eee Nursed Infant Royal Oak PARIS, Ky., —Firemen made a short run yesterday to put ou S$ | . 250 Ibs. f City Managers Will Eee an unusual blesein 8 egike foun. Rhee at ho tain. They said the electric foun- Pioneer Michigan Ofticial a tre ‘station, tguied while re Piano Bar were _Wworking on it. ALLEGAN ( — They said Phil- | years service. Before Allegan, he | = | y] ALVIN WALLS and HIS EBONY SOPHISTICATS 7 CALL EARLY FOR RESERVATIONS COCKTAILS, WINES and BEER EXPERTLY MIXED TO YOUR SATISFACTION. Bring Your Friends and Guests to Jam Session Tuesday Night =f pam if pom ff pom Mf ppm If ip Beauvais, city manager of Royal | iniek ae a Oak for four years in the 1920s, | - ; will receive international honors in| ®* orthport and Bear Lake. | St. Petersburg, Fla., Dec. 8 as the Beauvais was born in Muskegon | only active city manager with 25/ His father. who began in Michigan | ~_——— _ a8 a timber cruiser, turned to deep sea diving and undertook i the con geacttfel Belreome struction of Muskegon's piers. | 00M Square Beauvais became a diver tender BALLR = ggg Ba BALLROOM at 15 and three years later was |] oustTiee Beaciag Beory | pect, 23 Jeers The | 287 Wee Beacing Every 1420 8. Telegraph Read at Orchard Lake Read RESERVATIONS for PARTIES and BANQUETS Call FEderal 5-8060 == NN Girls! . a | Dining at Its Distinctive Best! HE’S TAKING || | Featuring the Parade of Musicians U = “Oakland County’s Smartest Supper Club” | lip H. Beauvais, Allegan city man- |held similar posts at Manistee. “WANTED TO BUY MAN NY’S v for a complete evening of delicious dinners, py =— a ie ae Manistique and Alma. USED MAGAZINES danceable music and delectable drinks. | ‘That was seven years ago Between times, from 1931 te | We Sell Novelties, jokes Ringside Bar wank NIMUM CHARGE | The skeptics have long since be- | = he headed an engineering | and Tricks & 2 NO COVER OR MINIMU! |come admirers. “He may be a! airs ‘inde aoe jas | Piper's Magazine Outlet W. Huron ot El. Lk. Rd. | y 4 P. M. to 2 A. M. Daily (except Sundays) | rugged ee ee oe gets | western Michigan dunes, built the || ™ = oS cane . Corner Elizebeth and Coss Lake Roads Open 4 ie a ay son y | "Bee done,” they say Just One Short Block West of Huron Street ‘S IEEE 2. “Htffiis,fff. OQ)/e tit om A iz taking a regular turn with his : — come one — come ME Luncheon lf father and two older brothers. He Tues., Fri., Set. all Thurs., Set., Sun. : ; : says two five-hour dives a day |,— —________ —<—$—$——__ : —————— eee : lo the . were commonplace Dinner The Allegan city manager gradu ill | ; | 1904. He joined the Army” Cre Delicious Villa Inn | Cocktail Party | the Beontit Mlnse sso pees WHERE DINING || Banquet | south Haven. | Cantonese, Chinese IS A PLEASANT | Meeting | | time to bead construction on the | . ADVENTURE | | | breakwater.” In 1914 be let the and American F oods | the final sections. | . | Beauvais stayed on when the job Thoughtfully served in a ted and was appointed Manistee city manager in 1918. At| relaxed, pleasant atmosphere that time, he says, there were only | 27 city managers in the United States and Canada. None of the | Food carefully prepared Overlooking Beautiful Pine Lake RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES | Jedingsleu os) gue | Others are living today. ” = He accepted the Royal Oak man-_ to take out. agership in 1971. n 1 ‘Pr The village had just become a ' }. ’ city with a population of 3,200. | During his tenure he supervised s Our Specialty Is Family Dinners multi-million dollar public works program and was instrumental in bringing Detroit water to the Royal Oak area The improved facilities attrac- | OS a — Royal 1070 W. Huron St. — Huron Centre | were takt the post after four years end | 2 Blocks West of Telegraph Road | Ae | LZ five months of service. 11 A. M. to 10:30 P. M—Sunday 12 Noon to 10 P.M PHONE MIDWEST 4-1400 WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. BLOOMFIELD HILLS FRIDAY & SATURDAY He accepted the dual position of | manager and city engineer at Man- | SUNDAY f - _ Where Dining Ie a - P Or ao delightfully Pleasant Adventure “8 - ew. be 10:00 & 12:30 different, ssinemiiae an \\ Vin nner , | LOOK WHO'S HERE NOW! || cl.-cosuerze 60 Parkview Blvd JOHNNY “SCAT” DAVIS meals dut... come to ° . 99 Cerner of M-24 and Clarksten Road—Lake Orion P the colonial Rotunda al | Ins SL Returned by Popular Demand lun where our service -——____- —————— Popular Star of TV_Stage. Screen end Radio d _ ¢ th wee With an All Star Floor Show a @ CHICKEN LAURA JOHNSON VIVIENNE LAFAYETTE standards of those Whhdananpamnanninidaibaealae dame aeA who prefer the very HOUSE 3 JAM SESSION SUNDAY 3 finest. 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Bread and Butter 3 | — We'll Re-O n : POOP Isssaraeaan ‘ $f Reservations Accepted | Sunday, Nov. 21st Even though we were not here for the early y 7 > Now for: ; ’ — Pilgrim Fathers’ first Thanksgiving dinner, undoubtedly a) Family Style Chicken > $ >| Porites, Beoqucts, etn, Wottnng with our remhodeling many an early settler would have stopped in for one s 4 4 of our delicious meals this week-end \ Dinner Sunday 12-9 NE eth Lake ; ™ [ene all completed. een m mec «sap i tis week-end - ) aang Fohay =. sol NEE nid neni eee ee eee > ROTUNDA INN for over 33 years. . . right in the heart of tata nnnnnnnnnnnnnnhhanhahaan Oakland County’ country. \ OUR KITCHEN OPEN \ 3230 PINE LAKE ROAD “nd — ee " On the north shore of y ¢ DAILY 11 A. M.--10 P. M. \ Pine Lake, A STEAKS & CHOPS \ CHIOS 1oyadsiecOwiediaterd, Ll Call Soon 4 ‘ 2 SHUFFLE BOARDS 2 ~S" ~— for @ SEAFOOD * cree Vo SPORTSMAN INN:8| CAPM **% one Restaurane rinbeie wi i ns“ 130 S. Rd. N Dixie Hwy. W Phone OR 3-9325 \ “Dick” 0 S. Tele 4 “tim Reservations! rae “The o House ot fee! Food Orchard Lake Road at Pontiac Troff ee ee ee eS ee ee oO eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 TWENTY-NINE : Doris Hicks of Salmon she || ° — saa rane Teaches |>« J a F amily’ 5 Dream \Unfinished Novel | to Present me with « fur 100 PD) AT TMT TTT a ckward Hens Mrs. Hicks reports her flock Stanton Knows Figures b Hemingway seen. \ New Lake Theater was doi Y 420 Pontiec Trail How to Lay Eggs doing very poorly in the egg . . . Debra Paget and her mother and nea taall line. But one day her pre Brahma! EVEN Better- Than Petty Fulfilled in UJ S Sold for Movie | rita moreno were in San Francie \ \ wading pits ino pee boosted a pullet bodily into By EARL WILSON owes By LUELLA 0. PARSONS | Co for all the “Desiree” doings, al- By siivecde sere aay COLUMBUS, Ohio—I don’t mix with network tycoons | Ex-Bei Take Oath | BOLLYWOOD CNS) — The (pe. | though T glimpesd them just briet- MtcL aLow “| e Vee mich cctdt gud. 965) Mite. | siaybe I'd better be honest. They don't mix with me. . ro hha 7 \ - ypc ny N ™~ and the rooster sum. . °o tizensnip r new novel wasn’t dry (he hasn't ; moned But I had young Dr. Frank Stanton, the president of CBS, : . : o ROUGE h\ SAR ACARI tien wot | owe disadvantage, I rode out here on the same plane with | Happy Years in Utah |even titled it yet) when sana agian cut ds & Soe \ sATTRIVER” \ N ve] him. I introduced him at a dinner, where he sat beside , ; ive | McCarthy and William Lowe op-| song the holidays with her In Technicolor with he a“ WALL For about a week, every time a = SALT LAKE CITY ® — Five| tioned it for a picture. ” aad Ga on 2 George Montgomery pullet got near the nest the rooster me. He sort of had to talk to me. years ago an Englishman wearing = a mother small daughter. ~ "yall would push her in, Mrs. Hicks said « e k & spectacles and & bowler herded 11 00 vet finished the took a ing | Bing. Crosby's long playing rec-| Waa OI M. iho a 11 repeating his summons if the pullet| “More people are listening to the radio,” is one of the things| sleepy youngsters out of the back home in Havana.” He said he had| or’, Eis." has already piled up Mii ew produced results. the handsome 46-year-old boy wonder told me. of a truck. spent two days with the Nobel| *” en ar the Peg coffers . hewwes sea se — the pullets got the} “We know because of the increasing number of sets sold. His name was Clifford Hartley. | prise ‘winner and all he actually; °° Se oO T I Cc E capsTace AWN TERRRD “Television has given people an increased appetite to know |He had just arrived from England | knows about the story he's bought The Chinese plensered fu the N rs Hicks cuarly, °° '*) what's going on. They probably don’t have television in the Timea an fuck is that it Mas an East African) technique of drilling wells more|} PONTIAC DRIVE-IN laying regulari kitchen or bedroom or bathroom—so they | © SO" 1 ‘ie intended te become ae en aan Hemingway, | than 1000 years ago. Using home-|] THEATER 1S UNFAIR listen to the radio there. a farmer. himself, safar| during | made drills and bamboo pipe, they/} TO ORGANIZED LABOR. | EXCLUSIVE x * & * .. 8 are sem Contery-Fen to | content res % several thow |f pessics Lose! 620, LATAS sh Stanton| Today he no longer wears his : ne | SHOWING wack nape: sass beareat on figures, derty. Not an “'H’” is dropped from| Tlesee the picture. MeCarthy He's done better following around with | "is _— tye —— oer lee atin 7“ —s ———LAST TIMES TODAY. are wel and prosperous. . ° figures even than Petty and Varga. For yesterday his d ’ ot Je ' rt - Groce Kell the Back around 1935, Stanton was [less of a dream. He, his wife and| ™@*- ” 7) teaching psychology at Ohio State. | daughter Doris stood before Dist. ° Doors Open 10:45 A. M. REAR WINDOW He was being paid “$750 a year and Judge A. H. Ellett and took the| ! could hardly maintain my even ‘ e all the laboratory pigeons I could eat.” [oath of allegiance to the United disposition (?) when I learned that Starting Tomorrow “Things were rough,” Stanton remem- _—- ot ti ay « ” ’ Seven younger children | bers, “but my wife and I”—she’s the only automatically bec | ; d i y ame citizens with | girl he ever had a date with—“didn't their parents. Doris took the oath t pant take advantage of the pigeon | because she is over 18. Galle had tend us Gas «| about making Jack London's ~ e+ & * ot es oe ee oe ald Max. tio daaiele Gomme Geir ona it year. He's now with the Army DR. STANTON Stanton was getting his Ph.D. degree, |i, Germany. Two daughters, Betty | '@5t. Not only was it denied that too—and in his spare time fooled around with figures by ring- and Marian, now are married.| 4" would be in it t § | ing doorbells. They will be naturalized later. | Hed that “The Spoilers” was Going to a house, he'd ask the housewife if he could install They came to America because agenda. . . a dingus on the radio that would measure the current used. one of the children struck up a| Anne finishes “Tacey” at U-I, . “I didn’t tell her that it also kept a recerd of the programs | Pe®-pal correspondence with a giri| then goes immediately into “The — —— - listened to,” confesses Stanton. from Tridel. Spoliers” in January a | SUNDAY — —ALS SUNNY MT. BOYS Jimmy Martin — Osberne Bros. Rudy Emmons — Dick Cobb Chuck Carroll, Smitty, & Others - Fridey, Nov. 19th National Guard Armory PONTIAC Show Starting at 9 P.M. Round s Square Nance Till 1 A.M. Adults $1 Pies Taxs—Children Free. Listen to WEXL Daily 3:45 P.M. = =x . re- ? cece “The best thing I ever did,”| porting to C, B. “De tor SSORURLEUE UEC ECROEURORU When he got his figures together, he sent off a letter to Hartley said. | “The Ten Commandments.” | K TI two networks in N. Y., telling of his findings and hinting He didn’t take to the land and| Busy, what? neego aire that they'd do well te hire him. One network sent him a | moved to Salt Lake City. “Just} From the way the Hecht-Lan- brushoff answer. wasn't suited to be a farmer,” he| caster people are jumping over 7 1q | explained. their new discovery, Karen Steele, On Oer Wide Miracle Screen | WIM SOUL STIRRING worn out, and said ne some more to in the problems I'd Now he is manager of a sewing in “Marty” you'd they'd “MIGHTY JOE YOUNG” NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN bd machine sales and service depart-| found a combination of Marilyn With Terry Moore and work on,” he says. ment. He's buying a duplex. His! yonroe and Grace Kelly. Maybe Ben » Johnson | x *&* kk * house ig well furnished, complete | they have. PONTIAC | Stanton went to New York, took over with television, and the family! Anyway, the flaxen-haired, blue- . drives a station wagon. eyed beauty has an interesting ‘THE viehac FROM |@ research department of 3, and built meet She is the daughter of ANOTHER WORLD” - |it into a department of more than 100. ' 54 chgromne. a te With James Arness DRIVE-IN The man who'd answered his letter was Marie Curie s Daughter ses cay Branca di aka dea tea THEATER eventually working for him. In some- to Marry in New York in Hawaii. —— ————— —————_——"""——"| thing like 10 years, Stanton was presi- NEW YORK, # — Eve Curie, Se ee daughter of the French scientists | local Sey das oie Gee: who discovered radium, and Henry | ' spotted I'm R. Labouisse, of Wilton, Conn, iné woman tennis player. I'm going | plan to be married here today. _| ‘0 keep the eye out for Miss Curie, 49, is the author of | Marty. “Madame Curie,” a biography of Snapshots of Hollywood col- her mother Mane. Until recently! lected at random: Unless the she was a special assistant to the. are being very cagey, the _ro- | Secretary of the North Atlantic) mance between Howard Duff and = eaty Organization | Guaste Moran ts cold. She's been ——— dining at the Madri Grag Room Hugh oe | Auto Blows Own Horn Summ cat mee oe seen || DOLORES DORM MARIE WINDSOR - FEATURED: 12:20 - 306 - 5:08 ‘to Tell of Garage Fire | everywhere in Paim Springs with SAYRE, Pa. w — Tom Kenrick. . borough secretary of Sayre. didn't | Shirley Jones, the doll of ““Okla- | realize automobiles come equipped | homa,”’ prefers Johnny Anderson, = |with fire alarms until his garage | young executive of Columbia. | went up in flames | They stopped all the > proceedings | Most of the garage was saved | when the heat melted wires in the |horn, causing it to blast loudly. a aa Ria rated » | The noise brought the fire com- K k al | [hundred dollars cance several || WOW thru SATURDAY! ~*~ * *& : a——Festurts Start Atm Betty Furness, the expert refrigerator- A New, Delightful 1:45 — 4:20 - 6:55 - 9:30 Opener, goes dramatic on the Colgate LYNN CANNON | Comedy ng Sunday .. . Sec’y Flies is seeing a doctor daily | DOWNTOWN aile Selassi is t Johns Hopk (Fo .| Michael Wilding, a lorcet) aeked rience Can RESTAU RANT dent of the whole shootin’ match at CBS. In only ten years. Why, he'd be- come the boss in the time that it takes some people to meet the boss. And the network that gave him the | brushoff answer often tried to hire him afterward Foo] around with figures, little boy. * * * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL in N.Y... It had to happen: Marlon Brando turned down an offer to endorse T- shirts . . Does Herb Shriner know Victor signed a hillbilly crooner named Herb Shriner? . Comedian Jackie Kannon’s foi] in his Las Vegas act is his pretty wife, Lynn Bob Smith, a heart victim, hopes te return te “Hewdy Doody” in Jan- wary... Pat Ward (of the Jelke mess) is riding the Times Sq. area with the motorcycle bunch .._ . = Elizabeth Taylor to the “Last Time I Saw Paris” premiere here Serving Delicious PEARL BAILEY RECALLED the lean days when she and Lunches -- Dinners Liberace worked club dates for very little dough “In ‘those wont Mga says, “even Liberace wasn't smiling’ That's ear] MARY-GO-ROUND (Copyright 1954) RESTAURANT sabinh here 7 iron came 109 N. SAGINAW Persistent Cop Nabs | tom : Electric Iron Thief | sx exe» mine | A BPS LOUISVILLE, Ky., ® —William | decided to wait across the street. | After Beck came officer | IVE- Beck, caught with too many trons| 5 es bm ime ar tiles where | DRIVE-IN | in the fire, blamed his trouble on something fluttered to the ground— | GOOD FOOD “a ~ & persistent cop the price tag on an electric iron. | ’ Sf } ~ | “TI think that policeman followed They went back to court with HOME COOKING L u (S J He > me from court just to try to catch | Beck still holding the tron under Reasonable Prices me”, he said after getting six his coat. . ee , ane Mon, Tues, Wed. 1 A.M. + — -. e e a I caught them napping in the “priaes 1 Ping yam VISTAVISION | Beck was referring to Frank Store,” the prisoner explained. fol- Long, who arrested him Wednes- lowing his plea of guilty to petty |day when the officer found him larceny. | downtown with a new electric iron «= a |in his possession On Our eae In court, however, the case was | Giant Kiddie Cartoon dismissed because _Long_ couldn't | Screea Show! 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Ceo P.M. || const i vr |] ot mam nana ‘OWL SHOW SATURD ate : ‘a | | 2010 Dixie Hwy. SUN. “Rechel & the Stranger” & “The Spenish Main” CinemaScope — . el - r ) . , OO ee — __ THIRTY : ~UofM, By FRITZ HOWELL |a 62 overall mark, could move, ing it as anything but a tossup.; television screens, fans were of. COLUMBUS, Ohio W—This foot-}/On the Western Conlerence throne | To9 many tmes, just as last, ferimg $30 each for tickets—but ball-crazy capital, which can go! alongside the Bucks by posting @ year when the favored Bucks lost| the sealpers who had any on any | Victory 20-0, the fans have seen Michigan } hand were planning to go to the THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 rT Buckeye Clash Rouses Fans to High Pitch workout yesterday afternoon A/a huge tarpaulin to assure secure light run-through of signals js on footing. tap today ; ’ * * . *« | Fairgrounds Uigedas site Patferson/-) roe mics uw Favorite Over Slade Tonight fair board wants the state fair | | grounds considered as a site for | * 8 »« |the 1960 Olympic games — if the | Seldom has a game been offered | international sports event is held | slightly ‘‘nuts’’ over most . kind of team, ig soering toward! A Mie ee win also weal si cume from nowhere to triumph.) S&Me themselves, own tad teday, oe ay | wok on - earner in Detroit that year. | Winner of Eight-Round ‘ he ‘therne eve “hance | } ' 4 . , : 7 | sure i Rpore _ = pee odo n at the Rose Bowl. And the Wolves, A crowd of more than 82,600 ip | Not a hotel or motel room was inig Columbus late in the after- share of the cheering, the town is| The board yesterday praised | Match May Get Shot eran rae os : ra would like nothing better than to! #ssured, although the game will | available as the crowd moved in noon. The weatherman hints that doing plenty of it before the game | Frederick C. Matthaei, Detroit t Archie Moore a game — rie Toe ee wreck Ohio's hopes for its Ist all-| B® televised nationally. Despite | from everywhere ‘ some rain may fall during the |—just in case Michigan surprises | industrialist, for his work in pro- a — Ohio peat cates N lt aie winning campaign since 1944 the chance to view the game on Bucks held their last rugged ' game, but the field is covered by again Z moting Detroit befere a U.S. By MURRAY ROSE 3 ; s NO ¢ 1 ; . - — = Cin a Dandies has won eight in a row Since 1918, when the pair Me as >. 8 @ cla ye po ma | NEW YORK w—Floyd Patter. Another victory would give the liaths met for the Ist time a ea Ps Micoge , eee |son, the precocious, 19-year-old Bucks their 9th Big Ten title Ohiv entered the Big Ten _Mich- Ou | | an tee picked Detroit to represent | on. nies _ A victory or tie would send Ohio 'g4n has won 21, Ohio 13 and | the United States in the interna- light heavyweight con : er, to the Rose Bowl for the 2nd 2 were tied tional bidding for the site this | 7.5 choice to beat ringwise Jimmy time in five years Over that stre ‘ h Wolves es summer at Paris. Slade in an important eight round- And the opponent is mighty Mich. have a 49% to 352 scoring edge, even | Matthaei headed the five-man or at Madison Sq Garden to igan, most feared and respected despite four straight shutouts piled : ae | = ; ‘Yrancis Schmidt's Ohb committee which made Detroit's |) ion foe in Ohio's long gridiron history. up by Francis Schmidt's o ; ent. . ee teams from 1934 through 1937 when presentation. Only twice before has Ohio 1 Bucks scored 114 to 0 for} - n er The fair board asked Matthaei ad The winner of this short test State gone through a season uM yi oan | inspect the fair grounds as a pos- | aigit: wieell sep ua tu: poxi) Gite beaten and untied. Three times, Of the last 16 games, Michigan | sible site. ; tm 1926, 1932 and 1933, Michigan o won 11. lost 3 and tied 2. | Big 10 Title * In other action the board set Opponent for 175-pound champion wrecked unbeaten campaigns for =~, although Ohio State, blessed 'g itle and Trip Dec. 16 for the selection of a new | Archie Moore, if you want to call the Bucks. with fine personnel, a great run- to Rose Bowl Hinge gs manager to succeed James that a — . Michigan also has a huge in- ning and passing attack and a nae - M. Hare, newly elect tary centive in this one. The Wolves, | stalwart defense, is favored by 13 on ‘M Showing of state. ron — you have . ce with a 51 conference record and | points, no one around here is view- | Martinez Nixed $20,000 Bribe to Lose to Fiore NEW YORK —Two days before was published in Sports Dlustrated, | stopped Carmine Fiore in the| a weekly sports magazine. round in Madison Square Gar-| Vince had been told to keep the den on Oct. 29, Vince Martinez re-| attempt “quiet” by District Attor- $20,000 to throw the fight.| ney Frank Hogan who said “an in- The 25-year-old Paterson, N. J.| vestigation is continuing.” youth, 7th-ranked welterweight con-| The attempt followed by five tender, confirmed the bribe at- months the June 4 arrest of Clar- tempt Thursday after the story ence Henry, former heavyweight USC, UCLATit f= home at noon, Wednesday, Oct. 27. This is what Vince said: “They called to me and I went | Rated One of Top Encounters q.":7.ct".-rcts i fight with Joey Giardello. Giardel- give you plenty of cash, $20,000, if ‘Broons Oughta Win It: lo outpointed Jones. Henry ig out you lose the fight. on $2,000 bail. Martinez said he was approached by two men near his Paterson Man i treet, | “1 told them ‘no dice. I'm in line Good! hoes ’ | for a title fight and I don’t need Experts ree ,. | kept on talking, I said ‘you guys LOS ANGELES #—The West's better get out of bere’ and they On Thursday Vince told his “I remembered the Henry Case,"’ said Phil, ‘and I know there's a penalty if you don't tell of bribe of- | fers. So we called the commission |—New York State Athletic Com- | mission—and they told the district attorney's office. We were told to We did and told the story. Vince | | never saw the men before but he would recognize them if he saw them again.” Failure to report a bribe in New : go to the D. A.'s office that night. | ; } | )as Associated Press Lineman of the Week, and Wolverines star quarterback, Lou Baldacchi, join co-ed Linda Landsnals of Birmingham, Mich., in Miami, ‘Bama Clash Tonight South’s Biggest Grid Crowd Is Expected to See Contest Hurricanes and Alabama's slum- bering Red Elephants meet Friday night in the Orange Bow! before what is expected to be the South's i ‘Canuck Horse are ‘Wins Honor, already tave Little Money BALTIMORE «wW—The might of the American dollar in horse rac- ing is brought out starkly by King Maple, Canada's representative in Saturday's Pimlico Special. . . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMack- jen's colt has won 12 races, more H r z i i | z 5 af i t ; ie il F a Be 3 t i | _| A-vietory tomorrow will be worth of | more than half of King ‘Maple's running power and top-flight pass- = ee * ing skill features the 1954 Interna | = two of the other entries, C. V. tional New Service Southwestern | whitney’s Fisherman and Hasty all-sectional football team an- nounced today. Four teams — Arkansas, South- | House ern Methodist, Baylor and Rice— | $325 609. each landed two spots on. the Ist * 2 team and hogged most of the hon-| Maine Chance Farm's Jet Action ors on the 2nd eleven. Texas/has been in the winner's circle Christian, Texas and Texas A &/ only five times and second once, M, each placed one man on the | but has taken in $96,800. first squad. f r+ H Mery's the first team, Rooper (aries) 4-Time NCAA Champ Michigan State gymnastics coach George Szypula was the National son—close to 60,000 fans. J . * The Hurricanes, who won six straight before Auburn upset them. 1413. in Birmingham two weeks ago, are 13'2 point favorities over the inept Alabama squad which hasn't scored in 14 quarters and lost to Georgia Tech last Saturday, | 20-0. MICHIGAN STARS RELAX—Ron Kramer (left) that kind of y.” wh they | Michigan's sophomore end who was picked Nov. 17 @ | Saturday's game ANN- ARBOR w — Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan, his mind | on the miracles of youth, packed | his sophomore-heavy football team aboard a plane today and dreamed | of Christmas holidays in sunny } California. } The plane is expected to set the team down in Columbus, — about dinner time. There, the Wol- verines wil] wait out about 20) hours until game time. AP Wirephote | music session before taking to the practice field at Ann Arbor. The University of Michigan team underwent a strenuous workout in preparation for with Ohio State at Columbus. Loaded With Quarterbacks HANOVER, N. H. ® — If any- body says football doesn't run in joe family, refer him to the Dart- mouth quarterback. Three of the MIAMI, Fla. @—Miami’s potent | five men who run Tuss McLaugh- ry's T-formation, are sons of fa- | mous football fathers. Strangely enough the sons are | biggest football crowd of the sea- | Nos. 3, 4 and 5 on the list, behind regulars Bil] Beagle and Doug Mc- Kenna Tom Hamilten Jr. son of the ath letic director and acting coach at Pittsburgh, is a senior playing his last game Saturday at Princeton So is Johnny Dell Isola. son of the Dartmouth line coach. Mike Brown, son of Paul Brown. the Cleveland Browns’ coach, is a Dartmouth Boasts Trio of Famous Grid Sons | Alabama went through scoreless | sophomore with two more years | Tulane be- | to go. ties with Georgia and fore the Tech game, and the Hurri- Baltimore Fans Heap Honors on Bob Turley | BALTIMORE «®—Bob Turley, strikeout king of the American House Farm's Hasty Road, have | League last season, was the hero won 11 times. They helped Hasty of the Baltimore baseball public “Hamilton has really improved collect $436,557 and Whitney | while he was winning 14 games | this fall,” he said. “He was only a He received, among other gifts, | has | He recetved, among a new automobile and $1,000 in by local firms. | Today, at least to one Oriole fan, | Turley is just a member of the | Opposition | When the young fireballer came | out of his | popular player contests sponsored rates Isola, “the best ball handler | hot for have played together for Hamilton | transferred from Navy after his | sophomore year and had to sit out |the ‘53 season due to eligibility reasons. Dell Isola had been on the squad for three seasons but This is the first year the three } whose inability to throw long pass- es cost him the first-string job. * ° . As for Brown, the coach thinks he has a sure fire starter for the future. “Mike has learned an aw- ful lot from his dad and by study- ing Cleveland's great quartertack, Otto Graham,"’ he said ‘‘All he needs is further seasoning.”’ Beliveau’s Goal Saves Ist Place. Canadiens Snap Leaf. String on 5-4 Win, Gain 3 Point Edge By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Montreal Canadiens still were in Ist place in the National Hockey League today—thanks to a clutch goal by Jean Beliveau and a bril- | Brown was playing with the fresh- men last year. | McLaughry has high words of | praise for all three of the boys. | | punting specialist at Navy but he passed, run and directed plays |for us as well as punting.” He ‘and play caller on the team” Sports Briefs IRON RIVER—Iron River High | home Thursday, he saw | School football t | lettered in the dust on his auto | 1; ae eam, winner of the liant net-minding performance by 21-year-old Charlie Hodge onto 5-4 last night te boost their lead to three points and also snap the Leafs’ unbeaten string at nine games, In the only other game played, Boston Bruins whipped the Chicage Black Hawks 65-1 and took over 5th place. Canadiens’ victory, achieved at Montreal before 14,692, had all the elements of a story-book setting. Leafs had throttled Montreal 52 at Toronto Wednesday night Wolverines, rising from obscur- | ity on the legs of eight surprising , are two-touchdown un- | | derdogs to Ohio State tomorrow in | | the nationally televised photo fin- | ish of the Big Ten season. The Big Ten title and a trip | to the Rese Bow! hinges on the MSC, Warriors Collision of Hard-Luck {1s Both Seek to Boost Meager Win Totals in Season's Finale EAST LANSING «® —Michigan State and Marquette, a pair of hungry hard luck teams, will try to add one more to their meager for | Trucks, ace righthander for the : f ability of the Michigan team, mi- | Win columns in the final game o | mus its Ist string center, Jim |the season for both schools on | Bates, right halfback Tony Bran- —— iz wink tha jams. Marquette could wind up wi off and right end Jerry Williams. | fairly respectable 441 won, lost Besides those three definite and tied record by upsetting the losses, Michigan probably will have Spartans. An MSC victory would eo ep from limping full- | mean a 36 lost and won total. r CF. | | Despits these handicaps, Michi- | Like Michigan State's Dufty | gan is the best defensive unit in Daugherty. Frosty Ferzacca is the Big Ten. Ohio State is the mew as head coach at Marquette | best offensive unit thie season. Like the Spartans, | But the difference is Ohio's 3rd the Warriors, with 24 lettermen ranked defense and Michigan's 6th returning. were expected to shew ranked offense. a lot more than they have this Buckeyes would gain consider. | om, , ably more from a victory. It would! Fifteen seniors, led by co-cap- | clinch an unopposed Big Ten title, | tains LeRoy Bolden and Don the right to play in the Rose Bowl, | Kauth, will be making their last and their first undefeated, untied appearance in Spartan uniform. season since 1944. | Daugherty is expected to start a It also would cement relations | mostly senior outfit with Johnny between ch Woody Hayes and | Matsock at qharterback, Bolden an alunfhi aggravated by continual | and Bert ‘Zagers at the halves and Michigan victories. Michigan, on Vic Postula at fullback the other hand. would only share| Jere Carmody, a sophomore T the Big Ten title with a victory, | quarterback. is slated to direct the although it would probably get the | Marquette starting outfit. | Rose Bow! trip. uette | Tomorrow's game will do more | the straight T in mid-season after than pit the best defensive | | offensive units against each ot It will prove once and for whether this Ohio team, which | been three years in building, made its record this season on a strong offense or on the inability.| Lu | of its opponents to control the ball. | is expected. mzearanur anew mem Kansas City to Buy Blues’ Lot ing to beat similar Michigan teams for two years without success. This | Michigan team is rated even stronger than the one which beat Ohio 20-0 last season The Buckeyes will not have a chance to see the Wolverines in ection until just betore game time| Ball Park Then Will as usual we have achetuies 1,| Be Leased to Johnson's practices in Columbus.” ; Athletics | . KANSAS CITY W — The | West Virginia Track cael night put its for- Prospects Are Bright mal O. K yo stadium for the | MORGANTOWN, W. Va. w—Art “. adopted a Seen express- Smith, West Virginia University | ; | track and cross country coach, is jalljsmiles. Five of six boys from | | last season's Southern Conference championship team are back in The fleet Mountaineers are Charies Cascio, Harry Diet, Dick Hashinger, Bob Hurrah and cap- tain Dick Thoburn. Virgil Trucks Running Junior Baseball School | AUBURNDALE, Fla. w—Virgil to go a longer route in New York. | Starting at 10 p.m., EST, the scrap | will be broadcast and telecast coast to coast by NBC. Patterson, winner of 17 of 18 | pro bouts since he won the Olym- | Pic middleweight crown, is facing a toughie along ‘the lines of Joey | Maxim, the ex-light heavy king | who outpointed him in June. Like Maxim, Slade reties‘on his shifty style and cleverness. | “Floyd will be too fast for him.” said Cus D'Amato, Patterson's manager. “I know that Slade's cute but Floyd has learned to | fight cuties. The kid's better than ever now and should hit too hard and fast for Slade.” “I should beat him on maneu- verability ‘no kidding, that’s what | the man said) and my experience,” “T'll move in and out on him. I understand he's a good puncher but I've met them be- fore." said Slade es ¢ e | That he has. The 29-year-old New York Negro, ranked as the | No. 3 175-pound contender by the | World Boxing Committee, knocked out Don Cockell, currently the Brit- ish Empire heavyweight champion. |and beat such heavyweights as Hurricane Jackson s . * This time Slade will have a weight advantage of about five | pounds—175 to 170. Slade’s record is 20-104 with five kayos. Patter- son has stopped 10 opponents. Buckeyes Have Everything at Stake Tomorrow CHICAGO — Ohio State. will have everything at stake tomorrow in its nationally-televised football showdown with bitter rival Mich- Michigan can share the title by ‘upsetting the Buckeyes. case, conference athletic directors | would have a hot potato on their hands trying to vote for the Rose Bow! representative | Their vote, to be announced by | commissioner K. L. (Tug) Wilson Sunday afternoon, 12 or 13 points In the game at Co- lumbus, but some observers aren't So sure. It's Time Out! \ } - AAU tumbling champion for four | mobile trunk two distinct words: / Barbour trophy for 1954. ha their ‘7th straight triumph and | Chicago White Sox, runs a baseball straight years—1940 through 1943.' “Dam Yankee!" | playing field of its own. Redskins aapock petal raved sate Jat place eet hoon ; . | practiced on the Iron County fair- Canad : onal the 100 anes in 1906 ie stil a 5 Sports Pages in — ont Tres Gale pune Beliveau yr te = levalitag eal Sane 5 , : on son id of neighbor- world record. Today's Pontiac Press — ing Stambaugh High School. Never- | Qareart dé, Seconds to play in “tn in = venture H ecsee aie aes men had come from behind only to| player and manager who now is arry Matthews Makes mE of 20 |biow a twogoal advantage. | White Sox scout played three quarters in a whril- . ° a | ae gnowstorm with wind whipping O | CHEBOYGAN — Tom McGinn, ig menor win vind vnoone| Hing Retirement Official | onze ros aeaee “ iieg with Fase | can't = ee asain ae el _— ae 0 i Nn a WE FINA NCE Eight school : } : ‘0 with Michigan at Columbus before | at Boulder, Colo., South Carolina | ture fo ‘is seginge Vane etn’ | Chiefs have had capable coaching | hi = I progra = | , ! ex — raises ne vom . te future in the Saginaw Valley Confer- ‘of Class A status ame jand Duke at Durham, N.C., and) eace.) _ |for years—coaching that probably/|prove beneficial to PHS grid Everybody's Gredit artical pe et national pa Bilger . Maryland By BILL MARTIN would, and in some cases. has, /teams. That hope has apparently! Byt Blackboorn udience . | . ° : N Is Good Here! In the Far West, UCLA, also| Notre Dame, No. 4, visits lowa Many observers have tried, and paid — oe: ° ‘ess fallen short of realization. N Has ‘Pushed Ulson Starts Wor — =| talled, to solve the riddle of Pon-| thas six couches have served at| 1° US SM , NATIONAL | ; . tiac High School's lack of success | 110) ‘Harold Smead. with « 2431.| started in 1944, bes not ma. | Green Bay Around’ for Giardello Match [Sophomores in Key Roles ev 'ssiron sce esecng the ay. Haro Smead, with 2451-| fared in 10th ha not ma MOTOR S ALES OF Ularaelio Maic Sagingw Valley Conference in | > MArk over 10 years had the best | Su y ose end «| GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP)—Coach mark. i Liz Blackbourn of the Green Bay | FT. ORD, Calif w — Middle. | f VY ] -H d 1933. Lack of material is a possible | %me who think the program may . d 171 South Saginaw Se. | weight champion Carl (Bobo) Ot.| Or Yrale arvara. ( ‘ontest ieiesiay. + con be: aby lfc it shouldn't be in| BEVe-Teen detrimacatal— Puckers—said today “we've cér —— son, beginning training for oe By BOB HOOBING | Dennis McGill of North Bergen,| three factors determing whether |a school of 2,337 students, How-| A few outspoken critics claim | ‘!nly gotta play over our heads’ \ Ai ft Cha |round title fight with Joey Giar- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. —Seldom | N-J. a team wins or loses—coaching, | ever, the number of ex-Chiefs that | that junior high competition, on an | to beat the champion Detroit Lions, j rera rer ome : framed eahibition hare have sophomores played as big a | rn — ri stball at on to play major college | inter-schoo| basis, tends to produce | “This Lion outfit is hard to get ; | Botsford has been the No. 1 tail-| pects. loot! are far too scarce. misplaced loyalties and values. any optimism over,” said Black- AVAILABLE tonight for Korean war relief. role in the Harvard-Yale football | back all year for Harvard in Coach| Pontiac’s doldrums apparently! There wag much hope. for a They suggest, instead, a city-wide | bourn, who had to prepare for the Giardello, of Philadelphia, is due| series as they will Saturday in Lloyd Jordan's single attack | ——_ ——__ —— si — . in San Francisco Dec. 1 to open the 7ist meeting at Harvard sta. | y 's wing — = program similar to Flint’s Mott Lions at Green Bay Sunday and | training. la s | when he hasn't been on the injured | 7 Foundation setup,. where more at Detroit Thanksgiving Day as if | The title match wil] be televised “um * ©« »s | list. And right behind him in the boys get a chance to learn funda- it were the opening of the | ki sit i Jim & Approved for G. I. nationally from San Francisco's Each team will have two sopho- Tulle of Mieeapalia Ailes “ | i ’ e Cow Palace. |mores in its starti backfield. > Veterans Training |Matt Botsford of Carnegie, pel on jie peels Northern Flying Grid Stadium Named will be at tailback and Tony Gian-| Cowes at wingback and though | | elly of Medford, Mass., at fullback Jerry Marsh draws the starting | SERVICE Brandeis University’s football for the Crimson. Yale is counting | quarterback assignment, soph Bill | tiae Airport OR 3-2222 stadium was to be named Gordon on quarterback Dean Loucks of Haughey will be in there when the | ' Field in ceremonies this fall. White Plains, N.Y., and halfback | = mentals in their own weight and “They don’t have any age class. - nesses,” Black! comm The biggest single contributing! have a balance attack and it's factor, it is believed, and the one| been a case of trying to sharpen that is the hardest to put one's| up (the Packers) all the way finger on, is the intangible side~| down the line.” school spirit, tradition and support. whose These elements go hand-in-hand Reset tow akadinn ter tha ord with a winning effort. Winning straight world P, = nowever, ane coe arise ; | thinks his current team is “Better as natural after-effects. an ei po oe : . Pontiac High's athletic outlook | By winning three of its remaip- | in the Valley appears brighter. | ing five games, Detroit can clinch particularly in football, now than | the Western Division title of the at any time in the past few lean | National Football League. years. | Lion advance man Bud Erickson That is the opinion of those | pointed out that rookie fullback closest to Chiefs’ athletic squads. | Ri]} Bowman has given Detroit a Ed Graybiel, who has suffered bigger threat down the middle anil through two rocky seasons as head | allows Bob Hoernschemeyer to football] coach, can look forward j alternate at halfback. to welcoming back a host of | Then there's top Lion ground talented underclassmen next fall. gainer Lew Carpenter, Doak Walk- es =< Seren ~ } Of the other sophomores, the | man in the wings is Ted Metrop- | oulos, a guard who stands by to | relieve Capt. Tim Anderson. Rookie Mark 14-6 Jim Davis, a rookie pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, had a 146 win! record when he was on the mound | 4 for the Scranton club in the East- | , ern league in the season of 1948. | LUXAIRE and All Types of Sheet Metal SHEET METAL | Peatice Press Phote | Pontiac, which this season finished | er and Bobby Layne, not to men- MAJESTIC | BIGGEST ENTRY—New leader in the weight division of the | With a 36 record, had seven sopho- | tion Layne's understudy, Tom Du- F Pontiac Press’ 3-way deer contest is the 183-pound 8-pointer shown |™ores in its starting line up at blinski. Heating Systems above with hunter Malcolm Summers, 252 Raeburn street. Summers | °N¢ time or another. | The Lions, who have lost only bagged the big buck on opening day near Manistee. In addition, junior varisity |'© San Francisco, have compli- Eavestroughing WRIGHT 5904 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1277 Watertord, Michigan _ ees Reg Peg rege ce Fe pred marcel omer : Heavy Deer Division Lead | srw wows sree vex ors een ae Changes Fast in Contest hay (ay ted ey Wade at try wat ot war niners absorbed last Sunday from Leadership in the weight division entered by James K. Cote of 3133 | Of the Pontiac Press’ 3-way deer Alco Dr. and Robert Knauf of 760| This crop of youngsters should the Lions. FREE contest continued to change hands Saunders Ra Oxford : do much to boost Pontiac's foot- | “Nobody has pushed us around ‘ally 06 Osliead County hunters | Cote shot his buck while hunt- | ball fortunes during the next two this year,” Biackbourn said. “We BOWLING : ing around Olga Lake tn Lake | seasons. | haven't played a =o tr we return from the north. 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They included Alfa Romeos, Borg watds and Volkswagens Roads drivers. and heavily Mexican soldiers. federa] and state police. Their job along the entire 1.908- mile stock and pedestrians out _ st way—if eon Commentator Picks OSU, UCLA to Win Big Ones’ By HARRY WISMER (Copyright, 1954. by INS) Arkansas to gain { oresisicte = Main interest on the intercolle- ® tory over Lat giate gridirons this weekend cen cool professional racing fans. * * * At 1-minute imtervals, Ferraris Austin Healeys, Jaguars, Kurtis Krafts and others hurtled up the long, long dash northward Then followed small sports cars —Porsche, Osca, Borgward—also ial 1- “minute intervals were leared for the guarded by keep live of the route is {0) ae ance f pow ’ ‘ a ters on the UCLA-Southern Cali- soos nference crown at fornia clash at Los Angeles and the | °''®® ow! to ecge Ba . Duke to recdee se again * a Michigan-Ohio State bruiser at Co point triumr : « Parniine lumbus. Iiiineis Oo earn f Bix vic : : = . ory vy beating N weste Uclans, No. 1 in the INS ratings os) Dewses oP « thes and undefeated in eight games. vantage over Inaiane 11 e annie should win by seven points over °*'''* . ° ea Bucke - . 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Kalph Capi * . 4 of lowa Teachers, who also Paul James of Swarthmore is NEW YORK W—Bill Engelhardt} Statistics released by the NCAA hi of Omaha University has virtually | Service Bureau today reveal that | move clinched the small-college total-| other individual and team ttles fens offense championship and College} still are undecided as the collegi-| tami of Emporia has an equally firm| ate football seasor swings tnto its! has finished his season, is second Engelhardt s closest pursuer. He is grip on team honors in rushing and | final week with 1568 yards Capitani, last sea-| 549 yards behind the leader with total offense. | Engelhardt gained 277 yards tnj son's total offense leader with 1,755. one game to go * * * } | Billy Pappas of New Hampshire Columbia Line Coach Says Linemen Not Dumb, ers Calls Each One ‘Defensive Quarterback’ 3 against Sprwigiieid to move in front with 84 completions to %1 for the lowa senior s * LJ NEW YORK —Dr. John Bate-j have what we call ‘Killer In And back—I don’t care if he's Lem Harkey of College of Em- man, Columbia line coach, tnkeu | stint’ Bronko Nag zurski—will run without poria solidified his position atop exception to the term ‘“‘dumb line-{ In his ninth year at Columbia. | blocking tlow do you think they the rushing rankings with 113 ry ‘ ; -s \ men" and supports his position by | Bateman is senior yards in his final game last week assistant tO|stop a great back, someone like saying, “every lineman is a de-| Head Coach Lou Little. He is also} Nagurski? By special defenses to boost his season's yardage to fensive quarterback. and must/the Ivy League heir to Herman| that one ‘line force is greater than aes | 1.14. Jim Podoley of Central think and react quickly on each! Hickman’'s extra-curricular crown. |the other line force.”’ | Michigan closed out his season play.” Dr. John is erudite, 220 pounds . - * | a _ on : ; __ “T always say the dumber you and an ominverous eater, reader Columbia's line coach gave this are the farther away from the |an* after-dinner speaker. solution to the Ime vs. back argu PWBA Meets Sunday ball you are and the fullback is >. + * ment which is perpetual among usually the furthest from the “Ball games are won up front,”’} football men First open meeting of the Pon- ball,”” Bateman added | Bateman said. ‘You're whole of “You can't run without backs, | tiuc Women's Bowling Association, * * * \fense is based around one or two] but f I had my choice I would! will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at **A good lineman today must be | plays through the line. Unless you) take a good line and mediocre Knights of Pythias hall, Voorheis strong, must have speed. agility can turn a back through the line | backs rather than have great at Telegraph. All members are and mobility and the great ones you won't win many ball games. | backs and a mediocre line.” ‘welcome Se —— Sr 1954 Warriors Have ESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, WANTED Custom pointer and body sheet metal mon. Experience necessary. Top body ond point fe- with 1,079 yards and Walt Living | ston of Heidelberg ended with} 1.046 * © «& | Arizin, Johnson and Graboski May Become League's Best cilities. Inquire in person at body shop. .t. c. ANDERSON, Loke Orion, Mich. Three players finished the sea-| _ son scoring 100 or more points. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Podoley tallied 109, Harkey 103 and! The Phjladelphia Warriors, who Harvey Wylie of Mantana State, | have played only fpur games thus, 100 far, have in Paul Arizin, Neil R. C. Owens of College of Idaho Johnston and Joe Graboski, a trio! remained in front for pass-receiv- ; that may develop into the best | One-two-three punch in the Nation- INC, MY 2-2411 ing laurels with 44 receptions. Tennessee State is the defense | ™ eninenener . euck Ait 056 \; r-yv » allow ince” “ith tw “ “ ce te Although the Warriors relin- | |. o games Pe-! quished first place in the Eastern |maining Geneva, which has con-, »BOWLING ere gees ay . 24 BRAND NEW ALLEYS OPEN BOWLING Noon te 6 P. M. Daily a Sunday : Division to the New York Knicker- cluded its season, is runner-up bockers via a 96-94 loss to the ith ¢ 6.3 > ‘rr game . . | | ‘ , 1 a 195.3 yield per game. Knicks last night, this threesome owa Teachers ended its cam- | has provided more than just a ray paign with a passing offense of of hope for the Philadelphia Pie 206.1 yards per game. Brandeis. Ths tavec aha si bate | with one game remaining, has av- | sccnnsildadl total o 263 points. for | erage d 187 1 for second place. the four games. Alleys ays Open! In the only other game, the sec- | State Tourne Feb. 12 ond of a double header, the Syra- | We Drill Bowling Bails y |cuse Nationals handed the Fort | 30-Minute Personalized The 29th annual Michigan Wom- Wayne Pistons their second loss Service en's State tournament will start | Of the season, 91-82. (me ON BOWL 3:45 FE 5-2383 (Fermerty West Heures Recreation) '\ _ eb. 12 at Jackson. Ent ————. pon Se BE RERAOE:: EUNEENER: WE) acer Birdie: Tebbetia of ihe! close Dec. 11. Closing date for| Redlegs is also a licensed insur- |reeservations is Dec. 4 ance agent, Waterford Team in | Table Tennis Lead PONTIAC TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE Pts. Pts Waterford Rec. 11 Capitol Barbers 17 ® Pontiac Varnish 4 e Post. Cig Serv. 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(INS)—Nearly a mile up in the in brilliang primary tacts Hat In any case, I sure lost my/ten me:’the fever was working } j muuch the same methods head and my heart in the high I ended by acquiring two of -- ne eee tone i ve were employed by the Mayan lands the red sport shirts, six yellow | most gorgeous lakes in the world ot Paget ae jueate. To Vera Brown of the Detroit Zuest towels. one green blouse; | » a . I finally succumbed to souvenir | time f 'Times, 1 heard myself murmur | four vivid party aprons, two bright yf SP ’ sickness, and my condition is ter- Nevertheless I felt immune fur “It's getting on for Christmas shop | stole Ss, a couple of hand led . rible. three whole days. It happens my! ping at that.” and I knew I was belts three small straw purses. . . This malady afflicts nearly es (mind is the practica) type that | dead Three minutes later [ was sow, during my slow convales -_ ery tourist who ever crosses a; k at gorgeous Navajo rugs, | Pointing at a hand-woven hand- | cence, I find myself for some — F state line or an international boun- | 4" ! aa hg sei = a but bene pmbroide red dark red sport shirt |"@S0n dreading the adven tof | dary, and of course for the shaky | S@ and ask | ae 4 my York and asking. “How much for that} Christmas. But perhaps I'll dis. | - economy of the region, it’s just | *° ae jook In & New Tot one?" cover that my nearest and dearest — } apartmen | = G : sking Santa f what the doctor ordered. The mind kept right on being | I'd watched my colleagues long othies Sete be ee - Oo KID As the law demands, I'd been practical as I went along on shop- | enough by then to be letter-per- arts and crafts this year! | CISC ’ vaccinated for smallpox back | Ping sprees with other members of! teet on the accepted bargaining | __ SF C ENO, MRE. BRANNIGAN... AND PANCHO home before joining the Pan |), press. I kept right on ad technique. The Indian said $5; I | + SINCB IM Hoaeeuy a oe ae TO DO THE PLOWING! American Airways junket to |miring, advising. consulting as to sald $3. He looked shocked: I Appomattox Retreat | INCAPACITATED, I CAN DO NO FARM WORK, spunky little Guatemala, 80 1 | sizes—but al! along. a still small! walked away. He called after | APPOMATTOX, Va im — TW BUT NEVER PEAR! My OCB WILL KEEP US felt immune to all hazards. voice within me said, “I wonder! me; we settled on $4—both of us IN FOOG CLOTHING ANO GHELTER/ ! } | Moses began his family retreat ° I'd forgotten, however that OW his relatives and trie jglaoes happily going through the pre |from Appomattox. He entered a though smallpox is smal] potatoes | 89'N& to Ko for that back in cold scribed steps of that international | Lynchburg hospital for an opera- | to science these days. some mys conservative Illinois or Ohio Mich dance you might name ‘‘The Min tion. Early next day his wife went terious ailments have never been '€8" Or Massachusetts | wet of the Bazaar.” to the hospital for checkup and cured—as for instance the com But then, alas, our party piled | But when the dance was over, treatment. State Sen Charles 7 mon cold and the common tour-| into four buses and drove up to j}1 simply couldn't become a wall. Moses their son. followed them a ist. the Guatemalan highlands for flower again Spread before me few days later a pneumonia And nothing is commoner in & several days. was such a profusion of color and patient picturesque land than the blase | Maybe it was the 8.000-oot al. | S3-=-——_—_—_—__ - oO St " ou iS IE GL NCES and rich-looking traveller who sud titude at Chicicastenango, where | SIDE GLANCES denly points to something and asks some 5,000 Mayan Indiang in full | | by Galbraith a _| How much? tribal costume hold open air mar- | Guatemala is a terrible place ket Thursdays and Sundays . to let such folks loose in. It’s Perhaps it was the beauty of Lake | famous for the endless assort- Atitlan, with three volcanoes tow- | } . ee ae ] SO HE OUGHTA Bt GRANDMA by Charles Kuhn YS EAS W See A OHAT Mu EASE HAT LEMVAN LUN) TOCAICK. oy er .. T° RUN WITH TH’ STORY OF 4EQD'S STL DTW A OW! 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Shnguerla Laveuecs uc selling 195g automobile. “in Micb- P d ureau of Markets ORK #—The stock mar- | Park Justice William be fore | Oak Pj t Wi d ; Donald McGaffey Puneral ser gan's best and fastest growing Assistant jownward yslowly in routine deal- Fruits Apples. Delicious. fancy. 5.50 . . o- } | icture inaow Sides fce will be held Monday Novem mmunity See Cam Cross. Utica Stale age education, experience, i he bu No! 400-4 ket faced a sharp sell-off today at ee j ber 22nd. at 10 a tr ‘ Motor Sales 20 Mile at Van (Ding ability. references, Write = Board of Trade today Ne 1. 200 a a Seen: Sees the openi and th - | John W. Geox, 44, of 160 Whipple, | Show Proper Method Michaels Catholt Chane «ui Dyke REpublic 64911 Daily Press Box 104 after starting out stead). fame pena - _ a seep Jonathan | pening and then steadied it- South Lyon,’ was sentenced to two f L . Fr =i hae! Jo O'Reilly officia FARM = SINGLE EXPFRI- GENERAL OFFICE ESTIMATOR . u. No 00-350 bu apples | se oe ee . . Ing Interment at Mt. Hope Ce enced Ly e@stoc No dairy Know ep terms $225 up. Soybeans were under a little McIntosh, fancy. 3$0 bu. No 1300-3 75 self in later dealings days in Oakland County Jail and ° oading ee aoe Pe Gorge Hemaing South Lye, Gen ralph oa = . pressure on news some processing ®u. apples Northern Spy Nol 380-400 ssa early losses were erased | fined $25 and $5 costs after he Scheduled t . i's = prs ane Pe mer-Sceve se < . eile 7 - General atti - witchboard 4ite 4 1 . ; Schedule a : pom rom the Parmer-S:over tR $20 DA OWING NEW renera ce 6 up plants were planning to curtai] 4 apples snow. No ; soe ix j to bring the market to a generally | pleaded guilty to driving with a g9 on display here Funeral Home Mrs Mismalapach LD ene ater ee Aperil Aas Stenographer $1790 up operations next week and the down. *PP!es Wagener. No 1 325-378 bu {mixed position with gains and revoked operator's license yester- today at the Grand Trunk West- a et the Farmer tian ty Business pAIRMAI ee ae we ~ io at] ‘ « 130-6 ward tendency of this cereal set — No 1. 200-225 4-ga) case Pears losses spreading over a range day before South Lyon Justice ern Railroad depot is the first JAMES NOVEMBER 18 1954 SAM Springs Wyoming Nurses _— live in single $130 the tone for the rest of the market | 3 50-0.00 be SEAS SAL Qevink. Ke 1. | Seed BY Prat Florence Renwick. transparent boxcar ever built i weleved imakand of tne “Kemeny Wark @@ vents. it Housekeeper, live tm. single $108-$170 “ r = H f Mrs emoc 0 ears r ’ . ~ a -\> Wh : ‘ Gd daecen dan? (a vd FE 404 BON =MPLOY ME} hour “ a oe oan wiane, Hist: Nesetabies Bests, Ne 1. 1-80 des tert win ee Mrs. Charlotte Ajie of 2070 Allen S. J. Massey. vice president and Mrs Clee ee wee te ' ‘anes SOREDR EON HAS D pion sal el Pag cent lower, De. ochs. beets. topped. No 1 100-350 bu start with the tape falling behind Rd., Ortonville, reported that some- | general manager. said Anderson, Mrs Bill FE Morris opening for training in Pontiac 7 53', -W Huron cember $2.285,; corn 's to ', lower Cabbage. No 1. 50-78 bu. cabbage curiy briefly in reporting actual floor one took about $60 in cash from Mrs Ralph Hewitt, Mrs James {fice 21 to 28 yrs of age some “GIRLS December $1.55%s; oats ' be aot as ee bu cabbage red No 1 transactions, a steady habit of | One side of the is fi fect crete arene ne win ieaal doesneoition wens tae gong J's; = S ‘s to “s ~ 25 bu Cabbage sprouts No 1. 1 00- a : the Eagles Nest restaurant at the | car tled + dear brother of Mrs Emma Hale n ale ggg Write Pon start now . new exciting sales ower, ; ye! bu t 1$- < ee : , shed halt F 1 ke ee ad le lela comuct . December BAX. we y/o gaa _ 1 18-90 do bche, recent days above address during the past two, out with plexigtass so that ship- Mik be talk Gladlay Moseanes MAN BETWEEN AGE OF 36 AND co tume fackice Beri tn goteake ower, December . 1.26%: soybeans | flower.” No No 1, 250-300 doe Celery, No Steels. and motors had a higher days, according to Michigan State | pers, freight handlers, train and ewe 1, 80- port. There were losses of a point ts, The “‘picture-window” boxcar is | a Richard Wegiet Pu- couple. Stay in. 172 Mohawk . } mpkin ~-lie-f : - ce = —— . = a pmieaco, Nov. 18 (AP)—Opening | 1.00 bu. Radishes, black. an °y 25-175 | 12 Goodyear and Zenith. Electric AAV. | heing ysed throughout the Grand | vember 20th, Saturday, was LADIES FULL OR PART TIME. | a _ aaa, | a radishes, red. No 1. 18-88 dos bens, |& Musical Industries had a block} Central Market, 14 E. Pike, We Trunk-Canadian National System Pray from athe Voorhecs-Biple Saamen Weteeeea te en | : s, hothouse, No 1, os bchs. apel wit v Paul R_ Haven. bd ~ 2.29% Soybeans | Rutabagas. No 1 120-130 bu: Squash. of 10,400 shares up % at 3%. nave fresh fruits and vegetables. in a campaign to reduce shipment | Officiating) |Interaseal) at Perry end neighbors. No experience Ew Mar ..s.0., 320% Jon 283 Acorn. No 178: 1 09 bu; squash, Butter’ | Lower were Radio Corp., Amer- | Specialize in fancy fruit baskets. damage and consequent inconveni- ee nre Cemetery, Judy Ann | avai aad ome ty args send SUCOGE : ) ‘« But, No 25 bu: squash. Delict FE 3-9214._- _—— Ae will lie tn state at the Voorhees- | = phone to Box | aoe De te Bie May 02. 285° | No 1 90-128 bu squash Hubbard Net, ican Cyanamid, Internationat Pa-{ énce to shippers, Massey said ithe R | Smt Press ‘ ° ; wee 2.82% | 90-125 b : ae : ; 1TH Bee ress as, a F tat Soot so fo-roromators, hothouse. No 1. per. American Tobaccy, Santa Fe.’ if your friend’s in jail and needs A speedometer records speed RUST NOVEMBER 18, 1954. JOHN epresentative PUBLIC HEALTH r P P as ' i € i 7 "rT, 7 May” ai pe vas 1e3 802 behe. turnips. topped. No | and Standard Oil «NJ) bail. Ph PE 5-5201.C. A Mitchell. which the car is coupled to other belied fatter OF Mia Maite ter NURSES a U's ‘ » 100-125 bu . ; aa = . e Havel Welt ee 1 Oa ad le 3 Pa jh ahd and salad greens Celery cab pee York SIOCRS. “wv = lied Srey Atsionton SIS ' Mirtan R Frpernienced cepable man with a Si are, ~~ furetenat : . 1393 bage No 1 129-178 bu Eadive No 1 the mileage and running ‘ Geniiels a good selling background whe ensiog f ¥ sick ties 4 Ma iV98 §00-1aN1bd cidive bicdehed Nol 26. @iuure- aller derimel pubis are - After your rummage sale call he car’ = Ing speed of 1p an wore sith &@ minimum of Contect “cits "ee Ponta < mel Mt me : wo Ou - 00 b Lettuce leaf No 1 2007250 bu Adams Fx 4} jones «& I ) FE 2-0387. We will pick up ‘our the car's movement Funera ery ons sen or = Det Dept Hubbard Big ae warn 2 Gieess i 1 . ; ; q l tu 4 : . . ies we ae . 4 hanen alariec osition r : ee Pye May is a Mera” we finish Ll a ae 276 Kelsey, May v unseld items free For charitable Another recorder measures the Py wep retaere REGISTERED NURSE BLOOM. a baa as 04 RQO-12) bu Mustard No 1 20022) Alieg LS Paar vt + distribution Ady. Impact ef switching and coupling diel artenperieits 40 pre, WIC SEON cule ee Ae Pectuee! ate an i mm 225 ny 1 100-125 bu Spinach — Alite ( BA it Kiesce 88 ra operations On Pi.nere cre ban Cue CER Ine strand winpikasEen — yee = po —— ee No 1 228 250 ¢ 8 arc. No . ~ . ‘3 pd . 4 : . . co ee! I ) o : ieite wa 4 te oe — pees i \ed = Md Kroxe ‘i Kummage sale Sat. starting at The plexiglass panels are set in SHEN To NOVEMBER , muperyisinM ‘ A ooffe . housework for couple Live in. Livestock _ “Se iui Neer 21 ; A F 204 8 a m. First Methodist Church rubber iol atenark i (iay Dorte "1 a r a er ae nine n to one Pleasant idke home OR 3-2235 — iim Hagen, Burke, Spalding, Wilson. ' * om from th i" r a ra decoration Ap ) st dy f l O ar , ray a : . . - : hel ead Cattle selabie 125 Receip:s mainiy Russets 400-450 = Wisconsin Russe i co. “ae rhe Ee i Use lay-away plan for Christmas. | Paul A Van der Meer, Detrort wi she io mation a Saginaw. mm Drewes Dene. © F: coms. market mostly stesay Comparec hn . Wiese eo oe — 2 Am NN fies ‘6 1 Martin ol oa : Frank Syron, Pontiac Country Ed Cc ree bl Perr, Mt Park a nm, ve tr OO ast ‘Thursday Market uneven suppl: Dodie be * pen Nor akola OMUMCS 4 Rad 25 Mead Cp a Club. FE 5-8939 Open 9 to 9 seven ison Oo assistant public in rangements Bor 8 ihe Pontiac Press ™mostly good to prime fed steers and Am Seating @ 314 Mid Con Pet - : days a week until Christmas. Adv formation director, is scheduled Funeral Home eifers fairly active full stead lower as Si 4 Breet 414 Mid St] Pa t lea { f Ca h o ‘ Tt NOK R 4 TRS graces steers and hetfers in liberal sup DETROIT EGGS Am 81! Fa °a 4060 Monsan (Cr v9: of eave today ol Rio de rd of T anks i . aon PHER piv slow weak cows unevenly | 00-1 50 DETHUIT- Nov 18 ‘AP. Fegs f Am Tel & Te! 17:2 Mont Ward Janerio where he will) assist ~ — ~ aia higher bulls fully steady stockers ang Detrvi ase included feaere ate Ar Teb 84 Motor Pr IN GRATEFUI APPRECIATION javeees slow stead) load low prime 1946 sit Am Woole 114° Motor Whee Brazilian light and power offi sor the Kindness help and sus- NEEDED m fed steers 2700 few head 2750 bulk Wille Giace A large 46-48 weigited Am Zir 1@4 Murray ¢€ . < taining s*mpet!.) of our good nigh geod and choice fed steers 2050. ®@'¢!ace 47 wedium 36-38 wid a, 38 A fale o.oo Pp ma cials in. establishing a public frienos neighbors and relative "4? oe: eral part load 1003-1133 Ib “_ = on B large 42.43 wid «@ Aru W & ( 4 Nat Cash R 190 5 relations program. A University cae Bence ca eo . ‘; if ey eers 26753 load choice 833 Ib fed ‘*2'# peeween 2 4 $1) €26 Nat Dair 1 s - ate : anks to Ke ¢ - : clcty MiG: MUntete kee cee ie "Brown: Grade A large 6.43 wid ax _ ae Noi hero a8 of Michigan graduate Van der Re ae Mi Dud'es Moor ; woe } xpenience hetce fed beifers 1900.22 06 bulk utihty * met 4“ 45-20 wid av 38 small 33 Asc Drv G 71 Nat Lead a Meer lives at 170 Interlaken. a Rd xii M caiet ul sivep Rough car penters Must ; and commercial grass steers and heifers . 8"49° B large 41 grade C large 27 pee. At his 121 Nat Steet 597 > atlas “ ae a a ; d r 1180-1700 tneluding several loads higi bh anda 26 Checks 23 A Cst Line 1324 Nat Thea s Pine Lake, Bloomfield Township Ther Ray 1! anhart Pam'!iy bee \ | “ton only oer ed ‘ fy ercieal 67 $ 750 Ib western heifers at Total weekly receipts 9783 cases ms Refi 33 NY Air Brk 20 2 - Winter's work ahead 1$ $0-17 00 commercial cows - "las Pe 4 NY Cen - : . In Memoria 2 - ‘wus mls cavaetr vunaaue wo Me ce & 1s Gresham Plant Located A regular quarterly dividend of ta ortem =e (Crescent Lake Rd. Two ; ners and cut 0-950 bulk utility DETROIT Nov 18 (AP) — Prices paic mai ae V3 Norf &@ West 64 three cents per share on common Flo 3 blocks north of M59 APPLY anc cor 1250-1400 most per pound fob. Detroit for No 1 qua oO No Am Avy a € : a > : . wers ' ae goed wang choice stockers and feeders it) lve poultry up to 10 a: nee ‘ ae Nor Pa 66 on Oakland Ave. Near stock of Sherman Products. Inc PAR AA AR nA ~ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = PONTI AC MOTOR 8 00-21 @0 Heavy hens 19-20 light hens 13 heavy p, 1 yf Nor Gta Pw 156 € of Royal Oak. has been dec lared | AFER’S rLOWERS New low-cost housing project . * Calves. sajabie :2 hlayket asostis roos ere over 4 Woe: 28-27 heavy brotl- pg. , Ae A Nws a i142 ass payable Dec. 15, 1954 to ciara | 3 > aCbu IRN ve NB pienty of floor time full time steady Comparec last Thursday Active OTs UF fryers -2'2-3'2 lobe. Whites 23.‘ R ony a 26 Obie ¢ 61 j _ aot Ti only Russell Young Realtor & DIVISION fully stead: some utility 10 good grades on —— 6 7 Barred Rocks 26- ponn ai, 15° ae a be. A Dec. 1 opening of a new and holders of record Dec 3. 1944. it _ uneral Directors - 4 Builcer, 412 W Huron Street ~ ‘ unevenly highef at one time. bulk good 28'2, Caponettes 5-7 Ibs: 28-30's geese Bond gr; 16 Buco 2 was announced todav by V SHOE SALESMEN FULL AND } 9 23-25, heavy caucks 23-25 b ns Il) ¢ 994 end choice vealers 22 00-30 00 high 18 0 wUCES So-s Heht Gucks Rorde; 661 Pa AW Ae 71 modern drive-in dry cleaning plant ~ part time Experienced preferred P nice and prime individuals 3100-3400 ve es ~ , Borg Warn ime Pack Set nm : Crampton, secretary -freasurer onelson-Johns Bee Mr Watson Simms Bros 88 er sonnel Dept. te) nd commercial 13 00- cull on , “7 Brist ‘ 3 —— Lee : 5) nue is In a Sagina¥ ant low uty 5 OOTE OO SMH hens 34-37 toms 36-28. small type in: Buca C <2 Pere e) at OOS Oakland Ave = FUNERAL HOME oun RB PRIZE WINNING GLENWOOD av - . cludes Belts\ille Whit ens uc ‘ 42 Parke Da ‘4 P = ‘ : ‘or : RBAN 1Z INNIN = AVE om a = voce caer es Se hens and Burroughs ecnier wae 4 planned by Gresham Cleaners. Med Rochester Furnittwe and _“DESIONED fOR FUNERALS” weekly With 10000 circulation in wONeEKka: % ao sToOC Turkeys Market firm on desiravle iu 101 Pa RR 188 The firm whic ow two Apphance store announces the one of finest suburbs wents cir ICH CHICAGO Nox AP Sacavie hogs hens 10-14 Ibs with straight loads con ing St) ep 127 Peps! Cola 142 ) es ‘sai ° : oorhees-Siple culation man for: post office de- 0 000 1arket Me tca : noderately in at 36-37 cents Some toms aseraging Cdn Pac i) Phelps D other branches here. will make the opening of a new branch on Au- ered newspaper Carrier ae active steady om choice No 1 and No 17-18 ibe taken in as high as 28!, cents can or od 6. Philes 364 burn road in Auburn Heights FUNERAL HOME itvered sometime in future) Ideal = _ _itgbtweiat ee over 220 mostly Live trade sio® and undertone cautions Gere, ue 173 1 ID Mor «6 new building its principal plant The nee Geanck ix cuned mad Ambawmoce usivicell Pines’ cs ladcae CDBG ALY a career minded WANTED EXPERIENCED TELE. . c 25 high trace closed dull ane as orders slowly de 7 #3) Prt! et 644 ra ty) young mer fe reculre imagme phon ’ harely steady on all weights butchers parla aca 222 Pillsoy “tits 48 The large. 105° by 3’ building operated by Clifford Van Auken of —— vA ea Mee tion promotior aptitude and en- to 90 gen neers pot gia eee z ows fairly active fully 28 higher choice _— 11 Pit P eo¢« can be reached by entrances both ; = Cemetery Lots 5 nusiaamy Write giving age. ox if you quality @ N Teiegr a4 No 1 and 2s 170-220 Ib 10 25-19 60: CHICAGO POULTRY 244 Proet aaa c d 0 kane Rochester and Donald F. Burt of —— a . perience salary and personal in- Ask for Mr Logaa. iin around a double deck chotce mostiy Ne CHICAGO, Nov 17 -AP:—Live poultry 387 Pal «6,6 ‘rom ass an akla avenue Auburn Heights ’ : rr Att het to bor 73 Pontiac WA Ss JENING WORK 220 Ib at 1875 other choice butchers steady om hens berely steady on vouny 1223 617 Completely fire- eens al _ = Beeb An mits ance Presa wd greed ee WORK. rcer 220 Ib 18 50-1900 230-270 Ib 1800. stock receipts 863 coups ‘yesterday 10% | 6 364 roof. it has all = ee a ee nies sections TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY POR phe a Lt. LE 7S 280-310 ib 1750-1810. most 808s coops 137 360 Ib {0 paying prices ; 10a 5 as I . s Michigan spendin is expected = bs “ 18 graves Bos 2 siding building meterial or home WAITRESS WANTED — PART around 400 |b and lighter 1690-1750 unchaneec heavy hens 165-19 fignt C1 ‘ $2 72 glass front with - See modernizaticn salesmen $200 per time Apply tr person Bauman’s oe ie ib —— lots — 5@ hems 12-14 fryers and Orotlers 23-77 P ae — ; «91 Roman brick to show marked increase dunng — ee ee ee we ee sale profit to you Your custom eurent 600 : wipe OE ebatintds Laed it wadted vied Sy Old roosters 12-123 ponet 2-2 meth! Ltn 6 “ Me 19a 4 ; ers vour best prospects Good WANTED EXPEs D BEA Balable cattle 200 salable calves 200 hen pret had ape Bike =e Coca Cola 1124 Re a a3 trimirontrdnce the final months of the vear al ' BOX REPLIES ' men should average mat least 2 tr Suailes tox” coronas daa asughter steers and heifers mominally qucalings 28 farmer ducks ‘over $ ‘b+ C8 Palm sos RKO P 62 though consumer and business ‘ - = sales per week Apply im persor tion Good how Th te good ‘eady cows utility and below fairly 22 sundcer § ib: 18 | Col Gas .. 182 Rock Spe 224 In| canopy and | between 8 am and 10 am at future here for the ria lh sc active fully steadyk other cows sow oe Con Edis 444 Safesar § 445 Roman brick! spending is running as much as At 10 a.m. tod 24409 Jonn R Harel Part all for eppotntr FE 23-7431 teady to weak bulls steady to Con GE me 3 Jos lea b] 5 per cent below 1953 Chicago — “y i - Faythe MePulloch Beauty Shop caine G bis Gane © ton bach FORLIGN EXCHANGE Conn fe at ot Rew Pap a flower boxes ; there were replies at TELEPHONE. 608 Pontiac State Bank Bid commercial to good steers 16 50-23 00 NEW YORK Nov 19 ‘AP: —Poreign ex- Cont Rak ... 7¢ dori ME 02 > Ww Federal Reserve Bank officials . ( WANTED E ERTERCED “50t tturally mo steers choice of better change retes follow ‘Great Britein in Cont Can ., 174 Sead Al RR 6 2s ith alien base their belief in increase on the Press office im for sie Cupane accor ffered: a few commercial to low good dollars others in cents Cont Mot. 1904¢ Sears Roo bf { ’ 2 i BOOK Ca a a oe or hetefrs re ery utility and commer ——— a in New York open Cont 0)! 71> Shell o .. 361 space for 20 cars. | the expected high-gear auto pro- the following boxes: ! ous rvinies ph age Be and ‘al cows 3.00: canners a nd cutters Market per cent premium or Corn P 7) Simmons 387 custome . > = hia 700-900 utility to low commercial bulls 10]21"s US cents up 116 of @ cent Cruc st! . 297 Sinciair O Pan : rs may duction during the latter months ' DEI V V tothe nat Penttos Prece | $0-13.28: good to prime veaiers 1700 | Europe Oveat Britain pound) $279 Curtis Wr 133 Secons Vac 488 c Cither leave bun- 6.8.9. 100 17 1 Sg , I ‘ict a gunpleraom piv 1200: cull to commercial 55.00- 15.00 up 13 & cent y futures Met Edis 33) Sou Pa $05 les > ; : ‘ daickiy, Gasg e dsee cr er chidsae | Ul Oe. pL oe & een Ge day | eee nh: Bt ome oe cmamocees ‘ van the drop- About 300 men from Pontiac. De 7, 23, 26, 36, #2, 50, 4&3, i H Personal seferences ponte to choice wooled skin fambs oo 27911 cen he. of =A _ Dew Chem 4.¢q Sparks Ww... cri , ' 4d n-office without troit, Jackson. Ann Arbor. Saginaw 64, 6. 68. 70. 71. 77. 7! ol A LiOnT HOUSE- ! . a few small iots choice day futures 27911 up 1.32 ef @ Dw Pone Sperry eos leaving their c ; . = . , i or care of children while and prime 2036 cull to low good 1000. cent Belgium (franc) 200 unchanged | Bast air L — Std Brand 372) the . ect r cars or park under and Toledo are expected to attend 79. B2, 83. AS, 89. 101, pe end wow.en with automobdiies mother works FE 23-6519 17 80 : ~ lot 105 Ib good and choice France ‘franc' 28%. of @ cent. un- | East Kod ‘sis -“ O1l Ca 714 oie a canopy where they a regional conference of the Amet 104, 10; ] boske as a ian teks ree, WOMEN FOR PHONE CONTACTS heep 87 changed Qermany (western) Deutsche FE) Auto I 3 td Ot! Ind 91 are shelter from the we ; . ee ; . vesae malice ‘ Salary and benus See Mre Buse. eee — ——iiimesas; Sere 23.08 unchanged la cull 1 & Mus In 3. Std O1 ND 994 Besides 1 ather wan Society of Tool } ngineers at — — — . rae er ? rar saiesman to take f charge 7 bidet a Gen Ric ie, tex @ 6u 129 6 vot for the new building was Les: \tchigan Union __te_Pontiac P: ons Bos of used car lo Apply Lucky Own transportation & ref Call Gen Fas sag Thomp Pd aq ter Davis of the A. N. Hickson Co - : Auto Seles 193. Sicinaw Sree SA onic, Market 6-308 | ven Motore go -TiMR R Bear 472 and Joseph Byers was general WANTED: MECHANIC Meee woe AN FOR LIGHT , e Gen Rr Sie o Tren WA 47 ‘ontract : . ited anc cere of children ven Refra »sy Transarer -%e © actor Oo een ~ ar e, Bus Butts and tyipis Lah of work pel@ vacation IR 3-8T35 nee ees ‘ Gen Tel 145 Tent C Pox 28? a : me or ence fo Dave WOMAN VICTNITY oF JoYcEe We Are Now P | Gen Time 46 Underwa 47 B . \le or Pleouse on = sor Ine M 2641 st _ Drayton Pleines. to eccre for Gen Tite 37g UN Carbide Ro Truce arvlsS ; . , F ARE LOOKING FOR SEV children 58 days week $10 per Gillette ao7 Un Pac 1444 ccuses , Wes Voy 2 erat me who are settied and seek OR 3-2280 between 7 p.m. Qoodrich 1184 Unit Atr Lin WG t t good steady workers. Must be and 12 pm Goodyear ot7¢4 Untt Air “4 ‘ d C] k DAYS AN NINGS ab to furnish top references , - >) a NEWSPAPER, Cc Grab Paige 1@ United Cp e a ar Ss on SAS end heave a car Earnings while WAITRESS MAGAZINE Per 100 Ube. Borer as re, ~ 22,0F License Mononoly| cuarnstos—catcn ann parks ®reaecr 3 aneccen isn SEMgare Sree testis tier enpre ered Gt Wer 8 m2 Un Gast 1 | oss of time If you ive tn Pon erence No food Prefer 3 of Greyhound 1246 US Lines a 5 became the bride of Bruce Doug re or any town within the Pec ieee, married Close in Gulf. o Us i. r — . eter z radius ¢ miles ) ral s ton Necessary rr. Screp tron—Junk Cors—Structure! Steel waa ue” es te besa ot WASHINGTON (UP) — The Jus. las Jarvis receytly in en after * @ at Pontiac Meter {cu ipersonal Gad detetica tmicn $3872 130 to 3 pm. FE 2-165 Hersh Choe 40 ¢ UR Stee «7... ce Department today accused the | noon wedding at the First Metho GLENWOOD AVE: ves Appiy 1064 W Huron after + pm Mr Finley : d WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WIATRESS WANTED FOR TAV 4 MAN 4 ‘ Hellan 15 Us tee, pf 5 = ~ . = Sa , ae Us ate , ec Radio Corporation of Amenca of. dist Church of Clarkston rr 2ST . SAT ESMA erm From if em to 7 pm . Houd Her is) Van Rest. 19 Monopolizing patent licensing in The bride is the daughter of ExT ais mr rricton Preting ha sich WES oi ee i ent ss 5 alarern 2 ~ ees hee at t of y cr FO ‘4 = - y 2% =6the radio-television industry Mr. and Mrs Claude Parke of ere ee Ph gg al at ma and 2 ag sy 5 Indust Rar 514 W Va Pulp 154 FE 4 9582 enn s ee dasa Te 703 The department filed a civil anti- Sashabaw Road. The bridegroom s he cor fused b> ein lar sound ne YE 40775 bet@een 1 and § t Op s 245 . : A 2 8 , ? . . . or sub a Interlak tr 18 Wests F! 374| rust suit against the company in parents are Mr. and Mrs. LaVer: ‘ ro t _ t : . iy te * WY Ae s Su a one Help Wanted 8 - a . . t 7 : m t i >i¥ r y 10's 135 Branch St. ecross trom American Forging & Socket ree EG hte Mor 336 the Federal District Court in New | Parvis of Clarkston. of Cherry wood chard Lk 3 to 6 p m snd AeGe ecake ee ae ON eee Int Paper 8) Wise FE) Pw 3) YOrk City. It asked the court to Road CARPENTERS ROUGH MUST BP S paslling wean tk ok a Moe tr ee EE OO. Int Silver 544 Woolwort? Site goo = M be union Work Position open in this sree Has pie for companionship. Rent and lint TelaT-1 26 Yele & Tow +e me alleged monopoly John Robe:tson was maid of bhai A ply on Spoon Nortt “of Piptesente a pereatials (Hundreds ont WE Ra , : Is] Crk Coal 19 Ynest 8h & T 616 owever, the honor Jack Stoddard was best Our tools ame rote) Oak Brir signed is) the appointee (Weowos LIGHT DELIVERY HELP MAN Johns Man 002 Zenith Rad 88 + ae st nena ars ge a ri RB \ ~ se a “ mes cell PE Cie, en for Brun oF an Baarmnise wilting te Coe or woman with car Hours to empha zed not : ith Boh Parke and Charles : (ul Gnae ‘te ss! er aft ay every day Apply Hote! : | i a 4 nan @# th a proven sale Reo LUGGAGE Wy OF r | cee y sre K AVERAGES accusing RCA of monopolizing Jarvis seating the guests CRANBROOK HOOL. background Transnortation and ecsereh "No Wows calla - ro Nov 19 Complied br Carvente ae eee me finance needa, State c , WH COUPLE e The Ageociated Pres _ pena earn and sale of = = enor on taal eed faainten fications ar re‘erences © write ar sonont house of country res- 2° 61S So i. dio- TV preducts ° : Cimkar a cee rceeetey ees today WYNN OTL PRODUCTS c oman for housework and Fine scuff-resistant dir roof and water repellent h gage for Induit Rails Olli @tocks Pp and devices. Detroit Housewife Hurt; ee ua kha iy pig Mel. ur I b COMPANY Dept A Mittord Pre with — Write Pontiac ata ure yg Tapered aircratt ee for light weight Previous day 1979 1082 654 1436 But the government said that O D P vacation Biomfield H P . Nehigan esa Bos ass hardware. pa ttoms autiful linin olors Week ag 1973 107@ 654 425 . / bie ca fay) a Pamaude oo YFAR AROUND ES LISHE Suntan and Rawtone . Color al ago 1876 JO1R 634 1368 aRCA's patent practices have .re ne river Arrested Ext 148 fr = a ares mee a route oven f | wire cos pier Instructions ‘9 * ; fear ago ..., 1419 789 $46 10745. Strained . : : 1 = ae > car $80 x NIIP PID III PA Ricreted top te lotion a Bic let ies oe A ca bi manufacture and sale A Detroit housewtte wae inured , DRAFTSMAN COLLEGE GRAD Scumare lbs deerntcnic tivabs ACORDIONS LOANED ct wararve: ports srareseee Pie tree 108 TE RE ime of radio-TV products and devices. last mght in a two-car collision at Reaader apne” gil a Sumerycal pointe “doer | “SURROSS LONTIR ARES To wrinkle-free Roomy compart- ial of 5 3 | ’ e _ Saiesmar m , spite given at vour home R_ 3-0466 cat ior oaude dies and as: 1983 jow 1302 735 505 9099 . . Telegraph and Voorheis Rds. One Relesmas co lactase pe roa YOUNG MAN 18 TO 2% WITH : r_Some_™® cessories Truck Driver In ured lof the motorists was later arrested Office manager trainee $775 some sound experience interested Ww ork _Wanted Male | 10 DETROIT &TOC KS Stock Clerk 18-23 ay n advancement Contract P & G ~ dagen ineuepeaons $29.75 value for $19.50 Hornblower & eeks: on a drunk and disorderly charge _ 18-22 8214 p Sound ‘ wicuree’ on & Week FLINT « ; x Warehouse Clerk Reig ind Systems MI 64900 4-} CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND i 71 Weekender: Ideal for short fares ether Gecomal Cuan Se oe a @—Eugene Mitchell 45 Held is Cecil Nicodemus. 44. of Ly ze te memienance $200; i Noor tile @ specialty. FE 5-8954 : tripe or as @ companion bag for Net change 2 Te Mahe Unie of Lake Orion, was badly burned; 1890 E. Huron St who. Waterford : ne j Largan on nr _ Help Wanted Female 7 BARBER SCHOOL GRADUATE aan US: © Eeeeremne: ROE mapa Line 1972 1994 #56 1449 When he stopped his truck at an Township Police said drove his FOND EMPLOYMENT See ae would itke je’ im barber shop. ets Raldwin Rubber> n snip , — pL . GENC ‘ - part time FE 4.9270 1s 183 intersection n FI , AGENCY BOCOKKEFPFR EXPERIENCED esa $19.50 value for $13.00 D & C Navigation Ce er ce ear int today. He, car into the rear of an@her drive $3',) W tur Apniv in nercson Adlers Market BLOCK L? YING AND CEMENT = . vidis mace ot ry Miceiaes” i 22 2 : Was apparently Pumping gasoline by Jack Fo Mckay. 41. of Detroit r XPERIEN( FD RETIRED Ar AN 1200 N_ Baldwin _work FE ¢6€77° clothes for long trips 2? shirred Mawes Rcreae “ : 23 - from one tank to another when It MeKav's wife Catherine AT wa spi i a Bs : ve ie . a zal TY OPERATOR - GOOD CARPENTER, 1 REPAIRS AND Ai- pockets in body. oversized pock Midwest Abracire® Pa exploded . : Be beats de hs oarhings to experienced operator etions Fire escapes a spe et in iid Rudy Mfg? Pah Proc litchell was taken to treated at Mt Carmel Hospital : 996 Wo OMuror Phone M1 42866 os gutee service Weatherly ) * : Hurley Hospit : > PXPERIFNCFED FIT ING AN ee st : 17. Warne Screw 123 : pita] in Flint with se- Detroit for back and neck inti walla , D : somos $26.50 value tor $17.50 *No sale. bid and asked rious burns peslaa . nA Gece an Murt Be honest CEMENT WORK 10" Train Case: Room tor cos : = . Nes. police said eo hee NE PEER TKS Foundations basement floore metics clothes and accessories . — = = = driveways sidewalks and cheep easel backed mirror: loops for an vadestt shila Ped: ST yee Hee Bue Boy and (yi Is labor MY 20702 After 4 . = cosmetic bottles, etc ' ; hates Mhedees) eee tM \I "ARPENTRY CABINETS, FOR- x $19.95 value for $13.50 - - , Eomdl nermancnt Giure far Rai enor Housewrves mice (Tork reeres tion feoms oe - ee man Must } ' a a - 7 ? ie mish e~ delin & — WATCH nn aLECTRte state qual n lel “write Pontiar for Tues. Nov. 23 v4775 + HES, ELECTRIC Pk Bee as CARPE ATER WORE WANTED: APPLIANCES, ELECTRIC 4 poxm DAY. ANT EVENINGS ARP ha lig UN ANTED. . ANP OLS. Between 2 and 3 hours each shift CARPENTRY, CABINETS, REMOD- | et: re siding. D.. M. Wright. ! You Are Cordially Invited FOREMAN — | cites at rotac som: | XO egg Fo GLENWOOD AVE CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- . a to visit our showrooms at 280 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-8111 isa2 et peewee. FB f EXT. 215 23-2533 : i to see the bea i } Requires several vears aun ae .. MA 54-6675 g ! ps utiful new 1955 Cadillacs and . my super tision ef” neembiy et — | EXPERIENCED BTA ON ATTEN: { é ds . . . an ication op tons an in- see -DL T > _ mechanic truc ver or smobiles. y , centive shop High seheol educe- CLERK-TYPIST farm work FE ¢9837. We Ww ould be pleased to give tao or better Under wt rear Desire experienced Berson tor ac FXPERIENCED WATTRERE WARTS , ® Ld . ¥ n ¥ ses : om- gu! — yoing bh bate! “ tavera. 23-5128. you a demonstration ride in these cars of the man A revive “cohtidential’ Re: ersonnel Office. "Pontiac “Gon. EXPERIENCED ¥ Fontiac Press | eral _Hespite) 461 W Huron ai future. Open daily from nine to nine. - CASHIER Ssseruneas with some knowledge keeping. Ben. Jerome Jr. RTERESEDE - » | STOP WISHING FOR A | 6ePemp: = aDY. von of es CAR! Select it today in chudren On ast ee ee eee f the, Want Ads! Lots of ' ErERENCED CAPABLE i Bargains! daze "woah “mest be feak Appi | Box 4, Press, . —— 0 ee we: - % i ’ THE PONTIAC ~ 4 4 i . " f ’ ’ ’ Work Wid. Female 11! Garden Plowing 16B) i I NE 2 Senes woman oamges |g, bores ig 160B Lost & Found = 24 MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan| R Mon. Wed ‘and Pri. work Rel- plowing and dlscing FE 637i, "| black. Eoouile J finger. WITH Alan| Rent Apts, Furnished 33, Rent Mouses Unfurn. 361 For Sale H 7 *. $1180 plus fare F PE GTi00 | {ced diese. FS ¢3iT1, Black. Ebovite 4 finger bali with » nooMs ponsisnD | Rent Mouses Unfurn. 50, For Sale Houses = 43 For Sale Houses . 43 WOMAN WANTS Day | Cerise, Plowing, Bulidostag FE +1306 _ 2 = | "FE $1! 3 ROOM COTTAGE. PARTLY ‘FUR. | INCOME. 10 ROOMS. . alien work $4646. Sirians con acu — —_——___ —— —— Aareae. po children, #40 down Se $ UP 58) WEST SIDE. NEARLY DAY WORK. #1 PER HOUR =" oe Se 24607 Hobbies & | | Ae ) 2 APARTMENTS paivare BATH monte in PE + | fu » Seperate bethe & entrances | cinder blocks, 2 lots. OR E Have own transportation Expert. | : ances & Supplies 24A oe” es 4 _ 74151 pe caly, VE /3 ROOMS AND BATH segs Ea 2 families). 3 car garage, New |? BEDRM RANCH TYPE waved. FE | Laundry Service 18 Anis ~~ | 2 mM eb Ea Sm srrcenvefiion tor “seams eat | oteh, scree, Uh 2 8. of Bute 4.7 7 ____ Laundry Service ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES: UNP1n .| SMALL 3 ROOMS AND “BATH. | ‘ "noo tx9 PENSACOLA RD. 125 ft. fenced lot. All modern. | D0e# frontage on Elisabet Lake ELDERLY LADY, WANTS BABY | CUnraIns NYLON & ALL Ma! ished picture frames; pata t by | a = PE) _YE beets efter 4 p “x seb alt conag tas: ant olsies hw llgg Nk hy gy 3 __ . umber sets, reg $0 6 | a _ | @ ROOMS : a ring—thet's all! $13,500 lease with option t buy. t 7 & 1 a weer whee saipmnentEalos hess ip latest 8! 15 plastic. veneer bo now 7 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | Oil beat. AND. BATH SUFILITY. | with 93.600 or nore down Up | _¥E 4-5931. odie, Dey or sight. FE 24106) meee es Teleareph 4-257} : mie, 9m oe), | eo o 10 Poplar. Mosk. working | Sly Goesanves” Bae take nk house wh! pay wor itecif’ tm no | Attention Newlyweds 5 } J N ‘ — a XY j} i ‘ no . 5 OIL WANTS WORK DAYS OR _pear Tel-Huron ig a BACKENSTOSE 1s F LAWRENCE \ BA | i Rooua PRIVATE Bare an | bf wis Lake FE Sect ion Bapaale, Woodward | Trashed home. Large hving . Steady FE 51936 [ACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR a | by ae Scrabbie. 63. paint | ( rg) | entrance. couple only 4 Center | 4 ROOMS. a hf MODERN | /10 DOW 206% lore 6 p.m. poodmgge ole home =_ La. hving GIRL 19 WANTS TO BABY arr, real eeatAITT Ts elit cae ponte bad fa Pte $1 68 up ‘frames ae 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE oll furnace ailad’ Lakes Mall (ses N ON FURNISHED 4 Staheen coms bedroom, moderna Live in. Call between 7AM and laundry Phone FE 2-8101 . an pottery PE 21414 Yo Newly decorated 2 adults Ref- as. oe building. vier "S ce ties ts bas dee ‘PM zz Sires we ‘tells “0s | FOR PEMITY LAUGNY SERV. | CON ® stamp SUPPLIES an | erences 100 Nortor sco! MODERN Hoven. = shop. Ng Mag p< rains stores and oe ee : (Pag | month . wv OENER. RAL OFFICE WORK Fare Poetee Letedry rE Slee “ehowu A brushes & sup- i veryining ae ee ia Neto nee ee enenee hake Sahes So aout at PE 8-014 Call after P| = i aN Bag | EEC nett Rd ¢ ROOMS IN REAR PARTLY |. o7™. 4 rooms. bath base- iaune’ Et beaten (OME LAUNDRY.,1) DAY SERV- Landscaping 18A : BED. story § room: down. led breeze concalesting poonle in ey OE | chan Om teas). JOBS ie ane Bais, ERE! aes refrigerator and stove, oll beat | room Ma tore Auomaue a Recoment, gas beat alumingm foier oremsevey, Paved drive hrence PE teees” | LOHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING | W*''e Interests africa Incoln 23708 6943 Patm beat Garage Lower giruite Lake owner, after 4 pm FE CII y pi yearby. Sane: Rakin on d in your talent! ltams Lake _ $80. Ref owner, after m. FE ¢13 sis. nearby. ANTED IRONINGS $3 PER — h hauled FR 20603 Bling ycurihandcrarviian? . od nim LL erences EM 3-4 owner, after 4 p.m +1354 600, terms now for ee 8-0742 LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING. 7" or decays Owe Hava | — = |3 ROOM APT shee ORION MODERN ¢ Re 4 ROOMS wire BATH Neate PONTIAC NEW HOUSE. YOUR eppoint nent. N AND reasonable rates. OR 3 ies, Nov 16 TAL UNI ' - . | eS Rochester-Lakevilie Rd. PLe- Large lot. : a ee AMD IRONTROS Pick. + 34276 any | ITED 92 amifion, Sravingnne oath Dating one a D, 7 é ROO MOPPER Close TN IN PRI- pe eer eee re Fdison St. Income Excels! eS ‘REDUCED RATES _ ier wae ” SS = tens Nice bath A oe Fe B: nine out eae 3 bedroom, %, bath oom” meagre ng ant ae |arre ve 1 serfe STS HERE 8 A!’ No wonder your stor ia \ ; 7086 td bot 452400, JOINS ~“WASHINGs A AND “TRONTNa _ Moving, FE « eier " vou 8m!tb “4 i “ Lora t i miele ‘oar the neht a= ir stories ali come back’ Youre not hitting 5 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE SMALL H HOUSE 44444 i Deguindre. ao gee bare end chicken house | bath "Altractivuly “decorated WILL Caka | )DEN SERVICE—ASI swing with quica ct a = 20 Mi PE +—tial_ doxa- ESSION to ° while olla CHILDRER | Fave trucking FE er Sa eceGa Cerise piefe set ot — ————— FURNISHED 3 | ROOMS HEATED | SMALL Pg 3 al 3 Near St. Michael’s _—e- ——_ payment, es Close to town FE £1610 RUCKING AND HAULING RUB) <.\\” Feet Crate eo teen Wild Cg cea esi gary Pec gator’ w rooms tt 4 houre dus . Contracts. Mtg > . buses stop here 1 child hool ell built 6 rooms and beth. hard- WAaHINGs AND TRONINGS. FE | VOI UMAR uOVine take beged to be appreciated Priced - cts, Migs. 32 Wanted Real Estate 32A ose Reterences 2018 Union Lk SMALL HOUSE. 3 ROOMS » MOD- | sap siiey mmo priced | Family Home > sO r < € Toone Ci ea es | ees Ceres oes cee BY NUMBER SETS if you pan tose cut ane BIT ee | rete welcome tnt reer al CUCK ue | taal be eee ae ee fice fice wort. nigh Cuceel aan ceame | Cause § States Guiea aevwsers is brractie. BAC oo ket pines Gs WE Husa widers WILL TRADE 3} BEDROOM aLtL - ROOM “APT & BATH ALL navanade a Ait. _ MODERN | KL - R BEN 1 a | full beth up wiisaceainea potas pe oor dl, —— ‘ere ia An 34) ON. Perry SPE ED GRAPHIC 4X5. CASF | of funds at renuonnnlelcie cunts modern home in the city of Pon 5 toon Were er, only 2 blocks from willene. i a N. Sagtn ies eating eco 8 ft. in doctor's effin. EMS -ta70 jonist T ‘ks 1 t can ficer \lllahtell et re noe Joe Apatracs and land con tiec for lakefront home ta the ais sank Pht 6EM1-P' PRI-| $15 weekly Soo E. Lake Dr a __ Eves PE 1-610, veto | High -_ BE iene fireplace TuUC S to . Rent | lie 0 after 630 PM CAMERON Aa peg #14000 bracket City home has ‘age. after on ony. © Cor | Cat oe MA 3304 — I'y car garage For auick sale, SReon Tas pone (TAPS REGOMOER ANT | te nag OPEN | Rr vom, pons ta cs |, Senge PEERY art Bo Sos ml ni a; = in. vw SRA | Er ee NORTGAGES | Dn Nees tate me aE Me OEE | aw aren ar, " HUMPHRIES Recordi % 3 } ; y Pontiac arm and EPPEnr ae AMERA’ SHOP 8 OW PARMS OR SUBURBAN from) eo eeasceved It om pared ¥ ROO Dec_1_ 119 Thorpe. /3 ROOM BATCHELOR APT. $18 IRE Ind . Huron % sere with 100 foot. frontage. No | “eet. Wi trade or buy lake| trance. Middle aged boa cae: soak ae #. Must be oy FE 2-0474 ndustrial Tractor Co. |- _ — r sosis eporeisal cr sosing {ees. | frost home. Phone FE 6-3628 Must furnish references. No drink- ee oe =~ o " Open Ev Oven Daily, tacluding Sundays (Woon FIBRE, FLOWER WARTHS B. D. CHARLES : ers. Call PE $4031 or FE3206| ATTRA ¢ Bo Co-operauve Real Estate Exchange roe we o =e Other hobby wuppiles BCAR: — Society 1717 8. —_ = $47 W. Huron. . truck wants roe or, ne Taniscted poten muosien ocan: | "PEs eas "ere he ba | MAHAN HAS BUYERS |‘ efute salt 0 moot On 200 | "een orig” z "| $7,300 TOTAL B& J TRENCHING- CiowT TROCKING aND DUMP|- o PE ott | MRROUTR case vom Tous YOU WANT ACTION ROMs AND BATH MODERN | privileges § munue walk from hens, meet? Seceemaa, Yost Said, te, ead voter “eek =e pervcg, oe we er setae & B ree oF equity te your Fhe demand to preci. Our sales) aod private, $16 weekly. OA Sees toon, "can et from Ganda “aacioeed’ Coron. 71640. Ee es ersonals 25) K. Temp! your | Hating in ee set Bus stor. feneed yard. T =— ~ODELI L CARTAGE | arr a empleton, Realtor caeltaiae — will certainly | APARTMENT FOR RENT 1} CHILD PRIVATE ENTRANCE was Sane ani ee al DIVOX NEARING AIT) COs. 2339 ak Lake R¢ FE 44563 om 17 years of * factory Pp — Private family. FE im ES EVEN LOADS FONT! AC TRAIL moere tee “| fi! moet oom awe s | > Unlim Ses as ete wih ne nay | SASRACENT —— APART? 1 sae = woous—vein| PEP SOM Won SRR | 2 aepnoon, nance none Painting « Decorating 2 20 ern St. corner = Tare n l ited $ a We Ena ue ec ee _child welcome a _ * _FE + anes ae Permere & ene 5; 1 BDRM ae mate ee oo xp so vm rs Richardson your euthorised | Por buying land contracts cing and closing. C BASEMENT A APT = FACE BRICK | taMa Teme well, meperne. i Supplies for all makes of | Courteous action. Por ete iar | ‘day to st your prope a “ On 3 MEN. CLEAN MODER® ROOM IN PRI- HOME SOUTH SECTION _ Tem — on AEITINO ng aids somal call Mr Jobnson or Mr whe: Ne phils: | Brookiya. $10 per week. 101 W OF BEAUTIFUL 8YLVAN _mate, hee mth ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING persenally ; Te Sell-To Trade COMFORTABLY ¥ r PORN VERY ee ee ae J R H ~ sO eemsnaiss ay pain O8 WOMAN EEEDERO! (A JOHNSON, Realtor |" ” BUY IT WELL INSURE IT e terrac | Cugan Wi Neary Cay PE Soins, CONSTRUCTION MANY 7a" ILTZ bos a, oni Seceuu’ The pon PE 28734 Con FE4 2533 3 res roor 8. aod. — sop Blog we | > Nein a FE _¢0122 HOMES WITH OAS HEAT REA a “BE EMP PATRON ETO eae 03a. | om days Huron bus PE secon ov nite” LOTS. PULL Oaton a 1011 W. Mures 6t. GUARA WSS EEE | cot mus ATIC “PATRONIZE LO t-| 1704S. Telegraph Rd FEW BRICK TERRACE 3 ROOMS GLEAN ROOM FOR = PRICE 14380 INCLUDES Opes Eves _ eroting. Wester 5S DEC | 50! musicians” Narold Krote'e . cad beth. privete entrence, beat | Board 8 desired. Clece te Fish Lor stp ALL Cont Pon | i, pat : El te choears mente for vuur dene-|40 GET THE MOST FOR and hot water furnished 3168 E.| ers and coreg A to Fisb- . WISHED Fa FUR- LAKE FRONT tertor. 10 per com disc. iy cba. BEAUTY wUnbeioe COsMET- land contract. Realtor PRES eat SE CO.. REALTORS baie atae pe a _ St FE 5006s mor 108 Home OPEN DAILY 2328 MID: |“ alone. euch aa hea oe Work Fugramteed Pree estimate ica, Lovely Chrustmes Nema. PE te, the “bird's v0 oa Stak 3 W. Buron on Reo Kot. Exch. wne.| Neus ENTRANCE PRIVATE COMFORTABLE ROOM FOR EM- CHARD LA NEAR_ OR replace decorating « brick WASTER PAINTER AWD DECOR. | CNRISTMAS CARDS WOW On es tee Rant OUs BOus TILL Wat |_Carase Svatlaple. On e301) CSAND CARE RD. PRON | room, Corse SOO wom. sae ator from the East Painting and lav li Get oversene Ww OW Dt Dis- 1073 W. Pd 104 Ist. Small baby welcome. Loe-|CLEAN ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING THE lore. Venetian blind 9 papering tp all tte phase ACKENSTOSF rr} Seemues NEXT DOOR TO BR _haven Ra FE 1-1500 room double oF glassed tn iaensian porermes fp, all, He phases Ret | Sirti MAlD TOR SUPPLIES __ NENT, DOOM TO 'sRamcm | GALL p ROOM ABARTIEERT | —? ee ee ee Oe oe crdwih sprimkitog epwtems, Loket FE S408. = = Mee Bu MaiD [TOR PPLIES. First ie. Near Pest Office rE a o alr ag my Re Sex rr ed pet LET | Cott amont (Pein FOL ee | eee lene ee NTI ere ais Ee OM «vs FE >0ss0 n an. 6 W Huron ot | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34|°AROE FRONT ROOM” Ha W 7 ol many end Paint: DETECTIVE SERVICE — DOMES | De 7ou wact © fast deal on Mt | etre LAKE OFFICE aN ini aa ainting, Wall Washing en a MAple $-7861 lang contract? L a a “HEDQTRS GREEN LAKE) , OMT tes re oe —— vane io eaine braaee Sy 'S +e oe at Free esttm: TOYS AND CHRISTMAS n your FOR A a preferred. [ -— Low eacemanaiaded Oia oO Ren a Pe hatae ane | GES Hames, te onde caste |9 SOOM, APARTMENT DY ROTAL | QURL “Parc ce | fi, “many Fal, bate, Vonean 4 ; HERE Township fi” VATE eran ' . Venetian Silurane. INDEBT? "STONE REALTY |101 COMMERCE. R aig utilities Smell children privileges Call FE 5 | saree bea ene ee eet, Ot AKD APERING. Wi ‘ T? 919 Joslyn 2-0283 WOod RD EM 3413 welcome. OL 23-4006. FOR RENT COOKIN OW terms y $5,250 with easy Se pe f you ore having trouble meeting | "tot pm Daily:. Sun fa ts |__ ward $1744 Rings here | 5 ROOMS AND BATH IN KEEGO fuse G —— commence mo w R_ Gardner. 461 Central — Gicmbae cn CRE IT nt cOoxeEt- We Have | WE FAVE rinanctno connec. Weep nae an Close to town and factories, FE) = PLUS MORTOAOE CosTs ig elgg mt PE | Inside and out References. Free INC. 41% _ 3. $200,000 spo tend fut zou all cosh . AND BATH WITH | ROOM brick of tate 1 tecm _estimates, F E4-2661 cae’ taki ae | we : modern hom for any| shower Employed couple Heated.| Pr Rag LADY. CLOSE IN } BEDROOMS tg lag i I a AEE | ~ PaIvtING PAPERNANOING | 5 . our Gapecal to purchase sew oF se tekinet AE ‘VET. REALTOR ms OL sa —_ sk fates trian sanaite |S bodvenmn, Ticks 4 Walte CLEA See EWE FSc | eee land comtracte for our | 20 cosraurs ase 3 iit PLOOR- 3 AWD Bath WEAT, | "OOM FOR 2 On 7 BUDDIES LECT OAK FLOOR itee Ting, TOE, ining room. tein ‘ve Saws TUPPER OR 3 109! home attractive with TE _ YOUR | chente, gon we before you colt | So-Opereiive Reel Rotate Backes | lights ond ges PE S108 | | re seth By Wate 6 _— oak floors. plastered wale” tt a , NEW AND REPAIR Want Ww 7 Tas, tnd upholstery cleaner eo farts melete maaes CASH ¢ RMS & BATH. UPPER. WEA od ge ang ge ——— Sates rinet to sell a OR 3.326 or OR 3-0004. = _furn. References. PE 32900 panne a KNOTTY PINE KITCHEN + cco & tetas. . waLL WASHING AND Pane ENAPP SHOE © REPRESENTATIVE YOU BUY IT-WE‘LL INSURE IT N 7 nooMsUPeTAIns. in Btn. | *7*4 TED SLEEPING RUSTIC HARDWARE . All kinds EM 3-dedroom Building Supplies 12 ~~ slevision Service = 22 100 WED’ hea on INVITATIONS #7 _— TIN Pi ao Eves ‘ti 8:30 Dae close te Rooms With Board 38 p ody yl, Pony | ~ A | BERNTIE'S RADIO AND TV Printed ee — at = : = &___ Pa FB big couple nes rials and. wortmanchip Th 1 Sa ~~| fee. Parts and labo SERV- | _Sutheriond no 18 W Huron, hecner ew ee pt, le CHRISTIAN HOME home ts com gues 1.000 PEET NEW LUMBER Porn| 1 6 Bivd BE PE Sane | Wd. Child, 96181. nuk end reedy for you to fm me seeing Ma bean “on PS Sh ane to Board 26 i DRAYTON PLAINS BEAUTE SSCRLE Roca F051 ELDESLY mee | Ow, feld stone by th Tw, CHILDR Estimate of val O entrance, suto- 9 gt ie W dls models open MA 63307 7 ta ‘eae GUARANTEED TY ne ATR ARV tor alee bay ott any D CARED quatrect. Earle cach’ commen a nist ees ‘slectrictiy fare. tun One Your inspection es te Fo collige f make FE tei ARDY" COM |. hile you'wort of shoy FE Yn cet Seer sree OR 23608 | RETIRED LADY IN NICE WOME | You, tr fume, wt woe and, Witlame Lake Re. Business Services 13 —DON'S Radio & TV "| Say CORE POR OMT DREN” ED That's right tots We here oct Se es beet’ haus. | DOCH BOARD Ao t found ‘yous nice long } bedroom | Pontise nin PIRI PE OI IIE AE HOME SERVICE CALIS DREN. LE over 90 per cent of pt ROOM BOARD AND LAUNDRY| "S22 type with Reto : ALL TYPES OP BRICKLAYINO DAY OR NIONT conced _home_FE +076 ant See: tS" weed at as tor 4 buddies or more Close end attached 2 car garage, Lo- Pirepinces C . SMALL CHI all types of property ot | SEL-RIO APTS. S41 GARLAND. 3| town onift to | cated Le = C Wood oon Pate lee MITCHELL'S Li oe meng ee OR AND HARGER CO. Guicl aod courtenus actos can| Sante Sensianes. Biagio enty, | ROGET ete sinc le te beneitel ‘Deugtes "Werks F.C. Co. : FE 2-287) L Cc POR 3 WwW. Hurce & FE $8183 : - AND ‘or only $10.900 Tt i A & B TRENCHING Typewrker in aay bra Bs dare oS DREN Jie Office Open 08 r) Walking distance. Wacatae Seetes, @ home its offered in E cragandingg 4 Corne REALTOR pote water lines. fieig tile | ~~ A| home. FE 8-02 | Wanted Real Estate 32-A A. JOHNSO oe ete ead gee furn. | 47 E i . tr bahoo thie howe yment onvine Lake Rd & M09 ict . Close orking ROOM AND BOARD 615 WEEK. a x 3|_secere ih Wid. Household Goods 27 FE N, Realtor | pis preterred FE 4300. | PE Saou. ns quick sale. Se ot now cau on sue spoaieed be Sastery tained mee TYPEWRITERS rt ADOT ONE OF PONTIAC’S LAR CASH 1704 —— 3 rooms end eid. Adulte only Orie ES Soaks. CHAR GATEWAYS Siriee Buopiy Go, sit W. Law: | Seccrai”Pricits am Cthes Ses | PE evan wetee.| FOR YOUR EQU S. Telegraph Rd. | 8 SHEP . GND BOARD FORT WEN WI! IT to Fence re’ po. taaing an Cation Sup | FE +7081 R EQUITY K. G. HEMPSTEAD PE bess HA \P NCE SERV “Bt Sh ipholetoring 23 cer 0s Buy ir OR AUCTION Ir IN 48 HOURS ynapes 102 E. Murog PE ¢e. | ROOM AND BOARD. 3 OENTLE- PINESS Wo, eervicg all makes of retrigere RR RRAS ST ANTED . Larger homes for smalier wrst van snoces a SS a = BROS and ab it (eae gees | ee ee arent. | furniture, Po PE Jim as RIGHT, Realtor | fomes raperty for suburban ‘or tarine = dove end. retrigereter 4 AND =i ° EAST PIKE INCOME ® FURNITURE NEEDED kland A A ROY'S. os Oakland ave. PE 34021 —*" uous te roe “ FURNITURE NEEDED | _ After 6 i ve be equi are scarce. trade eo Inquire TT North Saginaw Street. | Boor Dus. int Well Kost off from | Phone On 31673 er OR 3.170 paved — aes ts and field | LIPCOVERS” GeAPES eee too dolar» “wi rote tets.Oes the rativ: Real Estate Exchange | %'! parties concerned. Call us Open 9 to 9; Sun 1 to 8 o Renting for $14 Sratne enrgtis, gate, aed Meld | ripcOvERs, 0088 ter Tul RT outright yen ACREAGE FOR 8UB- = WEST SDE APSR TMRNT IN THE Convalescent Homes 38A oT! 1 Nutorms "ana “screena® 124 OM ELD Wil pera Teer materiel Fe reads. Yout material. PE 5771 oe Fu. OR Dstt. Dont TRY os PLAY sal a DORRIS & SON and bath duly. onty. NICHOLE eee eee me 2 FAMILY $oxiso, Otterea tn x — ALES. TORS CO-OP MEM con LEsce Toor beths UR " . Walls & “windows, ‘Reasonable nY9 Center agg Bg a ANTED FURNITURE i man "lal Fer ieee note oe ne bel eal amarsia . vsti Gents peor i - alli prac 5 Ted bath up Based | =a * Free ’ m WIL) eg Wee Sees td n tea, + sale and wast “Tompt cour Limes any game. List your Seances WILT BOY OR R Rent h 3 Furnish 4 3s + a bed ‘patienle, FE entrances Full basement with = A RFS ec. Sewers Cleaned Lost & ound 24| ous service and the high with @ competent broter and let sas ~ thd : — | heat. attached 1 car garage and T BUY 24 br. wervice. No results. ne A - price in cash call him find you~ qualified burer . F. McKINNE jest ee | large lot Located on the wot | oe pXEAT ST MIKE’ a ii wth i NICE. ! 5s . are’ saan chemically treated at no peal — bghr4 HAs OR HAS SEEN _& S ALES co. on ne would ove “Pa *pontine Ext Seis —y ae 7s ; ao ® _____Hotel Rooms 39} arranged —_ to downtown an eae Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners pov. belt B Beagle and Pos Terres, | USED FURNITURE BUYER oxy GAUL JONES REAL EsTaTE ie, 1-898 Sconu te Ceniek tien os HURON HOTEL. CLEAN ® ACREAGE | Jow'wita 1 Bedroom down 2 end PE e111 PES astates feo vor! | WANTED ATGCS DONS AND | re ¢ie| _yasrimos wawrED evaigh we Lawree Dr | By eye eee Fe | fey at vse bom prem howe | Stee sige face, aes SERVICE RE | _ Pet. $25 00 Reward. ot! lamps. MY 21831 =| ED. NORDM Hovsks aXD APTS PORN. OR Gnd chicken coop, 38 seres beards. full be _ot!_lam: YY 91521. : ; of the oft Pee eeone Hee Ps | PEAGLE Yas GLa BIR | WANTED, REPMORRATOR WTR ale eae cere um weerme Retee)!| HOTEL AUBURIN | pint ear oice co s\pated road Featon room, i foot as ELECTRICAL | __Rc Reward! FE 32-8808 side. Also cee se ROMEO an @ Clark St. Call before ¢ Room o- Day or Week by appointment only. | jandseaped lawn, shrubbery SEWER CLEANING |fOUND BROWN FEMALE Doo, | {'% Ressonabie PE 20l2 afer riawen S20 DOUBLE CABINS BY WEEE | Cooking und’ refrigerstion unt tv , gown, BE inst. Tr worre Sinks Sunday Serv Ph FE ¢2013 __vicinity Elm. a or write Pontiac Press, Box Kemp-tinr FE +8081 or OR | 464 Auburr rE ‘p02 el LAST. . PLUMBING AND WEATINO Ba |"OON?: LARGE MALE —TRER | waw 75-0000 ELECTRIC REF N SE‘ ? BUSIN 0 ' LUMBIRO AND WEATING, HS.) dog. s164 Neston = sdentity | "rare bean ow eR SINESS —joDERN eat wouss — | HOTEL ROOSEVELT You BUY ir weit EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE. Lo Le heater bitehen coal range, “Mi| f% 708 live tm the Waterford, OPPORTUNITIES gig BEDROOMS — LS RICHER simoepbere Tene Coad , = indo ™ moval, Ph. FE 6480) or RE | vicinity of Carpenter School rad fr Dravtoe. Clarkston or surrounding NEEDED full brecseway and garage.| °°"? ph - ant $-5091 or FE 5-2564 AND . Cant Fite rea ais | te MlscoMenecue 28) eling crete cetcentaiteeg | Sascha aetetsgiaiee Jor, Pane. | ¢ nGoM HOUSE ON LAKE PR WEEKLY RATES _ | cveperalive Teal Estaty exchange MAHAN =e ce be an machine chorpened end Benrus wrist watch. Vicinity Pon- | WANTED: SMALL That does caeeeatve ‘caverticing Ft an SHOPS. TY you +038. $12 and up —_ oct, work tartend’ ‘he | tise State Bonk Bidg FE 400g | bese oven. FE _ of your area? Whose sales have any type of business for J ROOM FURNISHED ON SCOTT ROOMS WITH TV cooREALTY CO REALTORS som. bw. Fineweter.” init | 19ST. NOV, 1¢ IRISH SETTEA APARTMENT 8I2E ELECTR el BA Lake. 3163 MeDowell. PE 66128 ateman FE 2.0068 mune Desiax se red back leg.| stove and used electrie refriger-| the financing possi Ditties ; . Mov xo _ ward. Watertora Twp. Hall. Re S by private. party. area? Yea a is loqies! Rent Stores «0 oe a ®. Sun. 104 ne LOST: 3 BOXER DOGS. 1 MALE. fob . - 4 ier — Yh = 3 on and 1 female eall FE) ___ Money Wanted 238A we today for lection? ‘We bat LISTINGS WANTED dren. $00 mo. 5€1 BRICK oe Waterfront - A - fod = al ‘ere ~ " Pu dDeautiful win r. Vere Keller PE Tom) | LOST MALE OLDEN COCKER NEED 2.500. REPAY $100 a| ‘ot Clarkston and ps me BRAND NEW, SMALL, CONTEM- = Fe room and beth bunes aTCH WORK LaTwino aND| ffs suns TP | month, 30 months. Box 10, Pon | ‘*H* tres porary home. é low hee screened porch eew Work : _tiee Brose. RO¥ UF, porary home. Thermopane vin, For Sale Houses 43) tine sealed Tages. guaranteed, MA| {OST MALE IRISH SETTER WTD TO BORROW $23000 AT 6 W KNA “Realtor heat. on Soneaier eter of] te one wins : plead FATCH PLASTERING PLASTER. ne ee | oll cont interest. Qood security a Le Double oven stove, ® cu. ft a oa HOUSE. ELECTRICITY trees. Just \% block off pave- South Bloomfield : : x 88, Pontiac Press. idaire. Natural fireplace | one water : ment. Priced Ke east. Gardens. FE 4.8200 after 4 p.m. HAVE CLIENT WITH thing ri Inaciesn| $5,980 to cok ot lle ~ § ' an ee | toate | aon nel = BROS |" pay down to mevinnse Or a men. gt Bee Tv. 2 Seighberheed sear Mo- =e epee, Pe } Call Carl ce te — a for a mod-| rooms. $10 te June tor stores and eT Lost: LADIES BLACK PURSE Seapeunaab samme : ern home in Pioneer Highlands | 17 miles NW of Morthlond” tiny | 20, oF treds ae tne Sar, gieched Prick garage. Be : N PLUMBING nity of Rochester Sat. after. | RENTAL SERVICE. THEL- a! Shankin Drive, Wolverine Lak $1,000 down. PE 5-3548. Three A Phone FE | goon Containing wallet, sum of | $35 M. Elwvot Rental Dept FE REAL .ORS K Phone MA4¢30T or 8Upe ne cres W money valuable papers identifi | _*298- Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769 ett hong AE So Megs Meg an — Almost 3 acres just « est Side ! 10 aie = Keepsake. Badly FREE SERVICE TO ALL LAND- Open 8 to 8: Sun. 1 to 56 | a nears, ® Paine ree," Cos FARM HOUSE FOR RENT, CHiL- VETERANS store's — from city fomfty home 4 3 | PP PRRETE | Hamer “hover Babu | ESE pe Sens Sera dita Fats wom eae noms | wo, BOREAS wa] Een ster its "ade ea LOST WA ENCY. +1444. : adout : or 2 . Brown tad whe emis arias | WANTED {OR 3 ROOM ROWE WE NEED [a A. Tayl HAN fez card drive cepa | | Seats, oot et are. : —_— fost PINK BILLFOLD ON HUR- and ADC PE eit. Oe HOMES ayio or ANNAN ee ae WM. H. KNUDSEN TRENCHING money. Urgently needed Reward | Share Living Quarters . 30 TO SELL 100 "Sania ‘Ave “eee R _— Footings field optic — ease call or rE | Open Eves ep ae| ——— ent Beater 610 Pontiac sewers tastalled. Ar my + MALE WN SEAGLES WANE | MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE. To TO | w we ge hal wer) Immaculate 2 bedroom Ph. FE 6 wn | TT TNA us ba erAOLES ENA | share living quarters ge « ineelt Ren" gelew be a : bun- : Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 Ville and Bie’ Lake a, . RE er elaliidbnens NO i semederaioed . Call after 4 . hash Reward COUPLE WITH 7 MOS. We gl men K. ac flew : RTH _ Sew | | Sab See es" OG WITH 7 MOS | oe seat eee Sa ce a noi Men eeragee| ta sete’ * | Indian Village: old baby desire 5 room | _, some nara = PE tame ree i . Large bedrms. with large e unf.’ h ~and isting Your property with, us fanaa vis living room wih ce 2 vedreom, moders ais ouse.. Close in. Ste a eery wim 38! Rent Apts, Furnished 33 Sarmnoe sar roomy bitches, fl New Ranch “J Reasonable rent. Will gm you what ‘your property ; ~ Gation. cn extra big lot close te. Taree bedroom bome lecet- mee cre ae Be | NIT ee tn =r, | Seas i erences. FE 8-1215. NI HOLI aa2R a NORTH , “jute aha Some & 7 M WRIGHT, Realtor WIDOW WinitES TO SHARE MOD: 1 Roou PORWSRED TPF 2, bedroom me, with hardwoed Ave. bones home 1 oF . a ‘ . . ora ates | AND HARGER CO. |stand Fine fot oration Wear and . , pacer Tie td. is M Ruron, : las ampsen rT rT : Contracts, Mtgs. 32 STONE PRENT IT NOW through Realtors PE 4-0529| For Rent ads! - House, “LONE REALTY CO. e rooms, any- ot pm, Day: pat ws Caper, Reel Rais Rachange fp bre lala ‘ . ° x o cayenne cate ore ? ___THE, PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 NC THIRTY-NINE* For Sale Houses 43 For Sale : A ve Sale ’ : werner | na Houses _43/ For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses’ 43|FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershberger| For Sale H “a F Sale H : a MODERN Poss VIL- sOUSE FOR werner eee — ouses 4 ines Orten- zluvare Weta, Phone Fu case ACK _|* ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY MoD- -— : > nn 8 Sale Suburban Prop, 45A ~~ $350 DOWN +room LOVELAN SF : CI : tie = UNFINISHED 3 BEDROOM HOME, NEW ‘a, 2 heat Lake D ecres ot land | = ’ ful basement OR 7108. 3 STARTER ecly Sa Ra, Kooge Airport. OR = Z ; 8 Sod shemnevedeRiae | frat, Puig Sa ry ore # | FOTWIAGE) Sis ees Sees 4 nO Us Bow. Oh INNER LOTS. “CLDeE SS | Only 82000 down, ee ee et | “IN BIRMINGHAM” ee he Sy a ( ; . room, priced i PHA. Tie BRaSLS ie FARE [ocd © suom nome su a gered CPARGUET TD Tatty | Late taal An cptanding by Sg me ro oem | Resa ial pees. - :| Street. Of) hea’ 1 bed-oom Ph. Ortonville 132, Reve ie | of 6.000. — 8A DOWN All modern Only 96500 full : nt home with four A., $1, WN Readi-Bilt Homes C HAVE YOU We very wiles eae Bes $550 DOW} tye bathe. ‘and’ reer WOODS, SPRING vee mes © ° A shmall nome lund contract or Loven nex tRA COSTS yard. Call Mr. Benjamin. Modern 4 room home, 2 car| GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Me tee an et like to use | Just what you’v, been waiting for oa Bew 2 bedroom home parese. be % barn, brood HOUSING UNITS yment on 0 brand new | 2 acres well located b minn © dining L. Plastic tile kiteh-| Part new; part and and 8 acres of land aii dea! for Motels, Lake Cottages, mon home? Has full base-| West. just -ff M-'9. Good § room ong tom. plete with vene-| in tys y remodeled for just $8.80 with $1.00 down. Home- or Cabins pn A T plumbing. $2 gallon bome in good condition. Nicely} Lake privileges Vad screens. | farm house tour A . 3 acres of peat moss, oi! burnine furnet, Mester. forced | landscaped Owner will consider Clarkston, off el i sme as veniee Swes 3 Bdrm. H L adh furnace, sliding closet | ‘ste model car or housetrailer| field ‘ . 1868 Oeak-| for summer you Venient northwest of Pontiac Hur - House, Low as Seca S| Sa Se SS ea ee : "$895 Tete floors. DG for $22.50. 4 : . . Raggett), RDGEWAY|A Home) sewrcrurnes EARLY MERC) we as [ge 500. Baldwin PE 44203 “ e by BONDED LOCATED ON ¥ IN HERBERT C. DAVIS | @peralive Real Beta Excbange reneh’ built. iy ibsl Forced “att sree, eae eae | Stee Novae ar a price. 8 tr | W025 Pootine Late md. ona} NEW GI HOMES | 9¢ your own. 11 mternsted, nepiy oll beat Tada st throughout in sort oe 3 bedroom homes on large west Boz 0 one at $21.300, = an Bah Fos hove al — | / T ' clest oak r oe weer: a Sm NEWLY PAINTED bi fe modern conv 4 er ean ae as eenile f wuilding oie, pone down payment. Owner. EM| Pine Lake Here ts beths and gas hes stem peice meres nest an ° windows, 2 Pine Lake frontage. 3 ore gout oe tag ting sy bed: phalt eye 4 siding. Each unit - down. , | haem plstely furnished three" bedroom rooms. Extra larg with | Wash beain, Ssublo trey bien Sed rear Raetere. Chote of tile |” sere land privileges on lake e right on the lake. Huge 4 Modern apt.) sinks stenos eeu en To Sell—To Trade —Buit im og — | 89088. down Mortgage cost for | Oakland $550 down ae eee ee overhead. Takes Just $1060 dows.| tures. Some buildings bave sterm | ~'o opp ng ages ad Located on paved road si | gaas" anes wEW GAS HEAT! floor and built-in bar WARD E. PARTRIDGE| "*“"* “= edge of Village. 2 bedrooms, po ln alg | eee eae eam rr soin comes oe te : i 16 pinatered walle CLOSE IN E8080 enced on so you REALTOR FE 2-8316 ne arenes , heat, electric water heater Off Eitsabeth Lake ng bedroom} ELIZABETH LA youngoters’ Wensed Gog ren tee * See See eee ee Se cee 2a Member Co-op Real Bet Boek | A (an ber lise 2 is lors. living ESTATES ae tad 6 dock are included. Bloom- Contractors & Motel =e FE 2-0263 ™ | mente eens cals O08 per nice z kitehen, . Hela ‘Geheet ‘dlstriet, Cal today Owne Open sue interest. and ‘ts ber cent blocks 5 ccheat, 3 boas, insane bene nice nsomenh, wr st Elizabeth Lake Estates : Tote w Marae = 2 car garage and large lot $3,.75| Like horses wide open This large home needs « hand Readi-Bilt Homes Co emis yee SHOW YOUR CHRISTMAS down, ? ote Sent Sore man to finish the 4 Cerner Irwin & 8. East : TREE —to its best advantage A D N x 5, e end liv rooms and when you have it : — through “the large. picture HAY ? E CARROLL G. PORRITT| be cotta completed’ pou'l bore every |——Frone FE8-000l | CHOICE HOME SITES charming 86 E walton Bivd. FE 2% W. BH , an bed livable 4 room home. one Donelson Park, 110x138 a ray —s Open Eves. == ene) ie ak eee @ year old and pote 3 up. Downstairs is BUNGALOWS $1,600, 9500 down, thing for comfortable fiving. COLONIAL HOME UNION LAKE acthing, more to Priced 43 Saccment with outometic beat'and - | Colonial Mul, % cere, . hardwood floors, with 7 rooms on 2% acres Ot! 7 a eS hot water, large front porch, ga- TOTAL PRICE $1 ~ 2-bedroom rencher. It's heat. This The world in which we Se “4 . A doll with man Bates Meno tg | Sahat alah | Deere Maen) ete te ane on | “Ate cotter matte ak | AMEN, MORE, oenco | Een ye et | Gtiee cement, Hr” ge | Po tab, tne, ste on large 75x AS ry A real buy for the couple sta trea ; : . garage, y $2, wn Call Mrs. Kelch- ving room, , . . routdemtial section’ am ane en a new Ne re Ganed gurene fen wa te ees | Se excellent investment oer | 70 BOY. ao vee $e EATS Sar Wei ta ee ee tered “walls Kocltent cembes | South, Bloomfield Mids 3 for less than $16,000 with | GMT plant 2 bedrooms, full bese, | {T0™ i all yet. only @ short dis-| fry On paved siree! and close) PARTRIDGE 18 THE ‘BIRD’ TO| mee goede Jr and Scaler “sies | « ONT: car port and nice landscaped lot a gary MS & Sensemable terms. Cal FE ment Lot {so a 201 “wacamt | Seance a ues jake end main to shopping and school | SEE sc Residential croton, nigh | »” Nicholie ~ | West suburban with lake privi- Waeter, 61.000 cach ove right in e room has he — MODERN 2 BEDROOM | taxes $11600 MA REAL ESTATE ges Imediate possesion ,: INCOME — $3,200 per year Ol PSIDE CITY eiacoe Pol poo an oe ws = BF NJ AMIN &. heat asl care’ & apres si700 | - =— - | WEST ; John Kinzler, Realtor plus 3 reom and bath One and 'y story home with ige Low cost oi) heating system. Lo STFPHENS ING | Piyeodot Balance $75 monthly MA SMART BUYS $7950 with Fc blr ga 670 W Huron & FE 43628 Saint os at Pelee ae | oo ae eee ee Saiae dat Gerke renee, { Meee 20 JOrdan ¢5728 | ~ = = net ' | tractive two ‘bedroom, bunsiog | {* SU SRSw ER om PE 2000 ce only cule ree lots Call MY 7 ays ing costs at 359 8 Woodward Birmingham | 7 ay At | Situated on lot 120"200 Just c 1 $16,850 Just thimk-2 three | 22821 oF stop at 46 East Flint | $18.50 $5000 down OPEN 9 AM- 9 P | ANN SOUTH EDIT | neat and clea in nn, | cooperative Real Ketete EBachange coe renee cad eer |S tale he oN GREEN LAKE AREA | ——"Fcrerpe | MILLER | ETI | "Stomme, wim, snower and stat | tiede"and “Shrubs © TAF Cage Cam ment. private entrances, bu- ages FRONT sedreees Saest ouaer mene — 10 large rooms and beth. Near | OFFERS ; foots, eTke =; Sm $1500 DOWN in. pana Fone team v furnished beautiful = e . oe all bs | "rh hr T ce od , Si" frontage cu coe st Fon: | foom gome, Cesrentim rom a of"| 10 New, York, Will rent antl acat | sche cor eens | ak paar OUSE /NEAR UNION LAKE | S220 qttttl price. ,0t0 mossy | “Gq, % "1400. Onll Jutesn Bradway ma é . . Gelden oppo ity " d bome - room bath room * aaa, . Investi- Three bedrooms a_i ore ne down pret someone to make good Keep | 3 Qedrepme wih closets, Times 2 Lots—$1,450 Down on does 2 pi ian This| end om - on, ic 2 ee. = ers. Place fure- close . 4 moxoniow- 4 met | Spicy gemetereenaas | PMEREE GGREGG | Gite Geel he torn | ics tbr iterate | Sdn Macy | Ege gee ae Ee agg ROPE BID izes “es ex- Ge = rooms, with * et) ctreulator, i and and - feitet ‘pome,, Nig rect $00 DOWN Union Vake Village pe Roemerelt Hotel ter | ch furnaces with ‘air sceunna 5 cut poamge. oem rage with fenced ia lot. Lake | ute re room ‘bungelow with fal (DEAL BULDING SFE ierias en. 2 8 and full bath Dome ‘glosced' ta West pecs BY OWNER. } BEDROOM HOME| ie. Buut by « piece circle, te tea schools: | ih valety. Youre for ealy si.ees| "atic Sunt eee | Wedeane vise terme. | Com basement, stoker | AW perch. west suburban location. Al on 6 near price $6660 down from city bus line PE $0004, Russell A. Real- furnace, 3 car garage Cor | —— K INZLER Kicetniy” payment 963.49 including White Lake. with lake privileges TRAILERITES tor_ 170 W. Pike. FE estes. oe seer tae | GAYLORD _ tate snd insarasee oa © G.NS wie onge sown perment| West Side ATTENTION Trg tay Dadroom vmodgre home | ge. Dollar Lake: — Sr ere Drayton Plains Area | INSPIRATION | Drive out Me to Duck take hott cepeieg vay font | 2 "MRasmedere tater, teen mod. | Sl, 'a neat cyuminum terms | Wedey Oo” ape a i HOME & SECURITY —Mas { F : 19584 Realtor bc at hrag reg — ‘ See the breahtaking view of the ha ak vba’ a tank real}, | corvcne porch. sto heme Sila Seni of « . oll ag a gui pele , wae ™. the appearance of an ideal |__| Larae tike-new ‘$.room bun | dow sins this charming home | comer Drive Model home oo heater storms aod sereeoa. | NAR CROOKS ROAD | S00 “at Total price ts Stl ot Fe sees galow, ot! heat. sto and , = : enetian NES : ! a een Gaus o nied aoe A HOME OF YOUR screens Parf-like jot 765202 bat Senet avesedians allio OPEN HOUSE phase a eer be ee On main bieck top. ¢ room and WE SELL—WE TRADE SPECIALS pein ayericest Get peme | OWN {2 mature oak and tick | Suraite Lake’ 2 bedroom ranch | 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. gists poscession nse, sao | bath Spanish (ype buneaion. Au: Sun .cart, Peres, Saad oot, Oe Se oe oe | . Full price only 00.000 SEE dining L. Carpeted Ledgerock lot. Near 2 schools and stores DORRIS & SON Quir $18 down & $18 month. Just w 00d Gas furnace | \West Sid — fireplace Custom built im | fee- Indian Village fone’ nm cess, ee co-op OWN Reait oe o18tee — 5 reom ft . room I di Vill = i ——-y a dene New exclusive offering on _ err 163 W Huron COOP MPnt tis L. i BR WN, Realtor om | Ge fam basemen’ ae kia’ aay SSE Complete with disposal and. dish | STONE REALTY CO this well located 7 room CRA FORD Finish It Yourself pew. —_ FE _2s810 RAY O'NF $2300 leotna’ eke’ Seen mee Specious 6 room brick tol- washer. Cheerful breakfast reom : ‘ . home near schools and shop- California st p NEIL. Realtor pital onial and 1% tiled baths - Utility room. Completely insulat- | 919 Joslyn rE center. 4 rooms on AGENCY Tig, 2 be¢room. wall | COLONIAL t g00d 7 W Huron Open 90 = Just @ short walk for the ed Economically heated. Attached |® % § p.m. Daily; Sun! to § first floor fireplace. 3 bed-— OPEN EVES Ward's Orchard a eee te tots, exclient ranch type" she eee Se ee | wear Lindel Higt Gee eee nee ee 2 car Exclusive subdiv |? BEDROOM HOME 3 MILES rooms end beth up plus en- | 53's W Huron FE +1540 | Dorchester “ee — i, Hee Croperative Rees Beste Facnenge | aa excel at eek _ Sines, sik teers, ‘paleaed JBURBAN LiVINC from Rochester. i's. sere land closed sleeping perch. Base- SY OWNER MODERN WOME 1 | PERRY PARK. Excellent location j n exc : : y BEST with oreb : . iy eee Pompeo ; el on one Suer Neat APs orang | walls, storms @ screens “" Jnana -nasrdae pete stores Sana oun ns } sol nn aes ear Suan. eee RANCH HOME oes" el kinds fruit. We realtor.| Seer bus line ——— - = | Fireplace full dining room Nice light basement for home for @ family. 3 bed- | _™odern_ conv L 1-8603 sonably ed at $16.27 nha ‘ Leach Ra @ ROOMS, AND UTIITY LARGE dasement double play on a rainy day Easy . —_ oo | | (Leeenee 3 nice level lots . EAST BLOOMFIELD fot. only 8700 down. Needs some, diate possession $10.08" — new PHA terms fc lean _— ‘re Near ‘dew W Bloomfield "Behool Y J Lorge corner lot ly restricted jimnne PE ome a | See ce | Templeton |siver tate Frost Oh cecal Living gm nine rm | INCOME—BY OWNER | tee eee AY BY OWNER. 1 ROOM HOME TWO| Seminole Hills 514 Rooms—4 Acre | ment, Beach level recreation : All on 1 Geer, Atached porege, ay old. 3 room ' : s | upper CLOSE = perce ettract've kitchen A taree bedroom frame home Like new and treelient bse dan bn Se sooner WEST SUBURBAN ee = Pn Full ligne — oi eed oir mo | t roome. euily. Nice nigh a by ee —_—— * everything. ves le. 22 | e s out ford and 1 aarer oe, hools § rooms strictl proximately 1 acre of land fenced in k posse 7 vecamt Dee. Ist. — feot living room with fire; e. all extra large rooms — 2 a Oaly vmenera renee _— — Both units with full tiled baths WEST SIDE 2 5% MI FROM DOWNTOWN. type brick. 2 bedrooms. te With lake front lot 100x135,| today as Kiirective = Wcdlcsen jaich Wiis ro Meg = Moernl —- oo trap lll por = ELIZABETH LAKE tlie bath with built ta Sranity all nicely landscaped enim. | ey oe x; et wove JOHN K IRW Large living room Ot heet. large | way Breakfast nook and a’ fine 7 oar pases All ened | This ottsnctive well constructed ig Soy MF 1) SS . NEAR ST. MIKE’S A bargain at $11.500-terms. FE . lot Located off M-8® close te | modern kitchen—auto. dishwasher,| Variety of fruit and berries | in electric shave myn, Built | i oom tae” aa reom a ce, | @ rem hom iend le ee REALTOR pb ge ec Twp. School Only $8.-/| etc Get the details on this fine | Pric $12 850. terms Chermieg” wrechfnst’ — takes a aver hea with . Pg Loorigaaera condition Mas living rm. dining RY OWNER. WATKING Lame. 4 Since 1925 erm« | family Rome By appointment | ; st room plus , T rc ~ = > rooms and utili . Ol‘. N . : | dining room. 2 bed: DRAYTON NS tached 2 car garage and) fm tt and screened a oes ‘ . 01 | | Svlvan Village Screened porch Tull basement ERO utility room 926.280. terms. rch Jet floor, 3 bedrooms and Lares, hates cat, Close te | PE 2-400! :_ FE psens ere« your chance to have a — <: Gray shingle 2 bed bun- utom heat. Breeseway 2 . heater good furnace, storm | 4 ROOMS MODER a sive ¢ Toom modern bungulow. Vacant West Side cies’ win cman teat cer farage. Located on 4 lots | 3 bedroom bome, 1 large bed. Brick Ranch—Rochester cat Gnd setcens. teankeranes in| Sther, intel meee ta ee ___Fer Sale Acreage 47 floored attic ges heat, storm N Johnson Ave 6 room porch Pull basement Nice y beautiful ever. room down and i up Full tiled N kitchen, ved street. Only ° . Brice 66.450. Terms & screens Lot 50x115 $8.500 frame home, full basement. stoker shaded rear yard 2 car greens. etc. Overlooking and with | peth large living room. modern heme anated = 3 rence | 000 = : _ $350 DOWN We have 4 of 5 nice homes neat Best price aed terme pereee: Renee ESee, ene toy Bee ee bawe full, base arog By lg living room 16x28 with nat. Vacant, 4 rooms. and bath base- APPROX 57 ACRES ma a wanna see |e eee John Kinzler, Realtor |THELMA MEELWoop]| "St prii"t beamed ceiling 3 large bed- * lot "Pruit trees and berries Priv. | ust Oulside city limite, "past tees ‘qualified veteran te mont ded wn alee Ge sila ‘uaa Mime ¥aus ec ! TH SIDE rocens, beesiiful Luenen en type homes.| fleges om Brendel Lake. Walton Bivd. Ideal for subdivid- JOSEPH F. REISZ xi # room frame home, Has it ao anower, Ph 36000 | TE Dtm FUE 63006 Open 9 to t| f'erue rooms. Caly O00 cous bale fe vente Ueany an, | cation. AN iplelered ele. miets| Socte, Sameer comiae Excollest ter tenses or tavewten. \ 8 wn 4 fe e vi fleor . e a, or 1. Pe vee . —€ Eves | 14819 It ving room fireplace. Son Eres. wal © car kK. L. Templeton, Realtor with “lavatory. American | tits full "bemt with par. | bathe. with shower ‘elecirie we. fre’ + Be Cen E cracktast | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange $850 DOWN - P ’ titioned recreation room. auto ter heater. 3 room rented ; ay OWNER KEW reakfas sereened rear) —— eee s . } Standard hot water heat.| heat. auto het @ ed ay apt JOSEPH F REISZ NEAT WELL porch. Storms and screens, full | Civilians can b | 2338 Orchard Lake Rd FE 4456) 2's car gare Owkarle .* gas eter for $65 month Brand new 2 car - e constructed bedroom | trame | Casement. ol! beat Garage Lake Cary ded atte cute, ene | Open on Sun_1 to 6} a ue ine eee | ee re ee re “i Terms Davisburg eee. | 2? W Huron St FE 3.0380 arge rooms sus forced air o' privileges. $14,500. terms frontag a! COTTAGE AT KEEGO HARBOR | —_ . heat Plastere. painted walls. oak nee cm Cuber Lake 8 | Not modern Corner lot : IDGEWAY floors picture window Lot 75 x WE BUY AND SELL = 86. 2 car °, trut and shrup | “Quare Lake Front ( ) W ‘ S—$ DO +e ‘aon aera Eas " — I OVE NFS bery PE 31283. rer | Newer 6 room ranch home J HN K. IR IN | 975 Baldwin FE 46203 2 ACRES 100 WN OR 322 2100 Old Lane Rd INDIAN VILLAGE $2,900 éown ; - NEST carpeted throughout. Ideal REALTOR | Popeetive Reel _Estete_Encheng pag thet ger gh nom _! _ane Corner .ct. paved street. cterac. | "2 LaSalle Part having ¢ large living room 1427 with nat- Since 1925 For Sale Lake Prop, 44 pened of dovntews HOUSES AND INCOMES OF ALL tive 2 bedroom home with hard- | [OO™s and bath Floored attic ural fireplace and heated | 101% N Saginaw St ~ : hon pee only ‘e mile Kinds Also building G1. homes wood floors plastered walls. am-| O™J 85.950. sun room overlooking lake. | FE 3-403! EVE. FE 32-1904 | all . Over. Muroe neen se fon W | AND HARGER CO forced oti ‘heat plenty of space | R. J. VALUET. Real ora, Lichen. else “Mevetory ay LARGE MODERN LAKE rRont| frontage by Tez Seep" Only Ai ie . y space : . thas a 5 ; for recreation room fenced back » Kealtor near utility room, GE oil B commer heme leceted ta the parcels for sale eo you 8 ROOM BUNGA 8 ti 8:30 345 Oakland A village of Bay Port Sagina bad be.ter b apouirs NOALOW | POSSIBLE nw wen nae te ee sign | "Ord and @ ‘otal price of $10,000. Co-operative Sal ‘Keine ha — FOR BETTER HOMES plenty Pr cron ome Bay Excellei location with oe Urry, ble got * Northwest Detroit. Wi) ~~ CLOSE TO PONTIAC MOTORS |* ROOM MODERN, LAKE PRON? WILL TRADE throughout, =sluminum gale beach Priced to sell, Terms | Edw. M. Stout, Realt Aroce._MA _4-9978 —— you will find this 6 room modern | %0US¢. immediate possession. wal Owner will take small and free. storms end screens, excel | 8788 DOWN — Bread new 3 bed gg in ng Ra A TAY: it ~ s Pb ia (¢ ROOM HOME. with summer | brick home, built on a nice corner — wit! option to Buy OR | home. late mode! housetratier | a ag foot dock room bungalow with exterior ell . ve. till 8.30 income near Williams Lake / ros and featuring 3 bedrooms _ > 1288 pasted As on this 3 bedroom | caiman — 629.508, | a lage — ees: Large lot A real bargain $8.500 bath up. full basement. gas | WOODWARD ESTATES 2 BED.| MO*sTR Dome with basement and é 1 au tic het water. heat. oak floors. plastered wells. room home. unfinished upstairs _ ee Pd hom o> pee oa bree a t-te Lak F clan ; : res ie : . — ranean | beat (args shaded lot | wien very goog term: Eves ser ROY Annet | see poww uo e Front Glerkston, 100 young fruit trees. A SACRIFICE: $3,000 cash to| $2.000 own | Terms. PE 0748 @ call Mr. Jol. FE +0855 e T1C.| sess DOWN — New ranch 3 bed-| A 3 bedroom permanent hom site. $7,650, $2,000 ne as Ge Eee ee BEST BUYS LOOK! ONLY $1\400 DowN 8 EARLEMOOR, FOR COLORED REALTORS | room bungalow with exterior all; °° 8 fh to ft. of lake | Som MA : : ll a pole ME this 5 room home with 2 bec | C7 White, § rooms and beth. gas LONGFELLOW SCHOO! 28 FE Huron FEders! 3-7183 , complete’ fur bath well. ete ts | fromtage Lake Louise | = Wales tate Get ca coms ‘modern bitchen “dining | Reet. automatic water heater, 2, 2 bedroom home with edditional, Open Evenings’ and Sunday 1-4 above but w'th one ecre of good | “*! Ortonville. Almost 1 acre. Bar. | 4 ACRE area. TODAY “ nice living room, natural are arewe ‘ newly éceeraias || —_— a — =| | fertile fy ——— to aa p cena priced et $4950 with §75¢ 4 mile S ace and large corner lot — ee fei basement rt =) (ee stere- schools. Price ig 96,750 Good d m Heights. STORE AN> Liv: : 2 BEDROOM HOME. 3 LOTS. 1 m with gas rnace, . rainage. Well and Die Mey ‘Slote ose vacant GRAB HIM CLOSE TO scHooLs aD aus | ENchen knotty cedar! cuptoarde | Soar space A wougerful buy for ez san Down 2 pearoom rane | JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | sie” Sasmiinatem Lane ‘si Excetient buy. Terms. RY THE FAR in Le Baron Farms Subdivision ta | Tour Tmacesepasement. ‘Must sell,| oniy $1,000 with terms Eves | bungalow attached garage and | 345 Oakiand Ave re sour THELMA M ELWOOD n him out f a fu Diete with full pacement. pcre Pe 52168 after 2 = — — oer peeee | aluminum st-rm sash and ee A tig 5140 Cass-Elisabeth RED HORSE war al ae vet a. tent matic of] heat two large bed- — 180 j sereen Plastic tile beth, large |, —;, +, — neage ne rr Rd. care "ut lady whatever | fooms. large Itving room with din- Beoutital_ inhe Frontage with this ge. A Lake & Water Frontage +s to 7 orto Cope imaneth Rq | ou fo get your, husband — | very Modern Bitchen. and pewfy Carpeted rece S bethrvome ene. | Seminole Hills ca. afford , | tio per trout ft Easy terms “| FOr Sale Farms 48 i a ai and caped Total price $10,200 minum awning covered sun deck HO Sts PRR Re bungalow om the north side rn ; | $28500 JAMES K BLVD Lak 1IOLMES-BARTRAM ; ; ee Deenusg itwon' inet et tie with $2500 down VILLAGE Tune width of house Enotty pine | Goo 3 bedroom frame all | front 3 bedroom brick with 2 car 4382, Dixie Highway OR 31950 HOME AND 7 ACRES Tesleas, Ertate of Lucy B coon — price «10.8 A Man er CLARK REA! ESTATE Som Warwick tee 3 ange Gien| StParete Devnaes Se Rete ee down full bath, up. ‘Oae cifant shower in basement 75 | FOr Sale Resort Prop. 44A|\ orters"s veqeatet Wot Oxtora. fous Geuse Yure taiee acece eaul batracasai tude bath | yaa W. Here a eel vefrecm homes full) 2? a Son con heat fully tnsulated | ft sth cca waker “Shown by Ap | ~~~ tt ers 2 bed s, beth and util- Meut Present yearly rental $1 - and the back yard is fenced Co-operative Real Estate Exchanee tf le beth real pias | controled overhead doors is| Girage Excellent paved | potntmen* Only.” | x insulated and storm "0 . ’ i Real Estate Excha natural fireplace knott is really @ rarc bur and must ect location | windows included. trees wea trees Vite Executor +16 20 you won't be leoking for wns ros fe paneling. ean heat Complete ag be seen to be eppreciated Only us ee | HO RROWN. Realt | BOAT LIVERY ON SAOINAW BAY Stele aoee™ Price, with €an . St h th i © warage ’ aS, Neaitor showing per cent annual rett : - ADA ae se Ve e are inetatied #24 00 Fe yaies OFFICE OPEN #4 , Would You Member Coop R eg | taresement Hurry on this one. | Oxtora ‘Mich a OA bo : , | FE 4-8000_Open Sunday. _ ember_Coep Real Sstote Exch: | tage prowr Mote ROC : | CAN YOU t Trans 5 ROOMS. BRAND-NEW READY 7c ’ ; ——— M ‘LL ON STATE | ROC HESTER ; { : . . READY A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Like to be the proud owner . highway with year around busi-| 199 id ; DRAYTON PLAINS IMAGINE THAT | = | onssd. “She eaten aces eae 98 of this home? One owner. | N€*d More Bedrooms? | sess. Must be sold Any reasee | 6° room house, {barn treet: " auracury # rom ful permemt,| Ht Ande tard wong / | SEE THE farce ar wger eae! 704 Telegraph Rd. one, rom, “ean tains | pet Comebutper tog |" Stee forme chart” ating gue ut ». ; : a ene ataae. oo aited bemm. | onnee oi oe — Mead b k _ mation, OR - 31-1162, grapn X _ | ae cae a room, drooms, yes, 5 bed s, full a. Rechosiee Pesn ou 4 ner lot Only 87300 : feaving | asl Gi lmetii ais yi Patance OW TOO FOR SALE BY OWNER KEW 2 BEDROOM MODERN HOME a. ~iat fast nook dining room too, also eating ay oO _ ©0611. } eeticn one —_ at this Isn't that something. two (PRICED FROM 613.450.) - Foom $1500 down. tone walls. hardwood ae mat bath down 2 lores Wee wiped cae caraee caval ° . oe AR Stine “this weet’ Cash ‘to’ mere | porch living room ants | aa aiiaaiemimmain sc, to,emprecni, Immediaty por rman ul tothe al | per te evetge yreatyst Mat, | 10 ntiang ate ee eer aaas | Mate vas stanchion salle aed erage, | real friendly kitchen. a full $ Sneened b oe = ap getyse) Ge cups box stalls bul! KEEGO HARBOR bath and close to an secre | 700 Down | Only $600 Down FOR Sg IN ROCHESTER? oread Wor acne: | a a re asin Free Parking s. litter carrier in barn, ales A 2 bedroom frame bungailovr on bl land. And you know ‘he PLUS COSTS | Good 5 room bungslow in Keego Sienaat etek nwa North — hill privileges Priced right at | er work shop, hen house and Cass Lake Rd just 3 Dlacks from | down payment oa this ts eer ae fiee, Beighborhood. an} osu 6. cee P| MS T8O7 wie "63 80" Gown “BUD” Nichohie Sale Suburban Prop. 45A | tered walls, cemented barn yard, : $5950 | | ; ) ruan - s ys! | ; PP PP PP PPPAA PIP RPGR IG Duplex modern png taal ala . a This 3 Bedroo storm windows. eutomats "foot | . _REAL ESTATE ag house Sentage Drayton Rent Beater | “BY GEORGE Rare , m wan ae ee ut much | \) | Corner Lot $2,500 DOWN A-| condition farm ‘s fully oven 780 down Possession Dee 1 on HERE'S ANOTHER | dag lp ins rent = Seo this large some of 8 Rochester pay eg i thi, cute little 2 bedroom full | A full basement here to Which har been completely : West Sub t | Fuxciustve Forest Lake Coun- Tooms full basement, ofl hae Seoses, Heanee ona mo ® pol —% Saat at only 080 with off heat, and this one OLENN CG ee Sno » bu elfen | tr) Club Estates 100 2200 ' pace automatic water heater gan Ph MO +804 ; ovamieen ; y, well laid out nice | is only $7.50 LENN CO. is open for your ~ white bungalow with breeze. Ideal butlding spot for 2 | storm window: i - REA +2038 “ones fot din126 2 blocks to Drazton | ne ‘nice to have that base. _———— on ionnt attached 3 car garage | Q = Estadiisned 1016 evel ranch home sur, | faee. Pave. drives ail im A Ye ACRES BETTER CF WTW | one there. ~ to alana A ment for the Riddles to play meas a parcel. 200x150 “ The rounde? bs pines Priced | condition St Michael's School dic. re “th oa C Lc in this winter wouldn't it? ie tea re Deautiful and the home | MACEDAY LAKE FRONT 6 rm: for quick sale, | _ trict Winter will soon be her Owd ” mile of waterfront. : OLORED Two bedrooms, living room n are naculate mside and cut. 2 and bath, il beat and garage Near Oakland Ave new ¢ rooms . yment Real buy. Also é Only $1400 down on this and @ kitchen tee bedrooms. Huge livin bo ft. on this beautiful) Teshe Ro Tri > | bath, gas heat, plaste *| —be in a home of Dinny, ‘erms for farming. P. W. on well built with @ , room Excellent s sit . Tripp. Realtor . Plastored walls, your} Dinne and son. 66 Ruron 2 bedroom, on paved Central st} space, Owning this wou Daily ] 8 ment with oil farnece, gies | Included Priced st only peos0 72 % Lawrence Street Ton, Porerorte. 97.00, 81.00) Own - : | school beat - , : ‘ ; basement, combination storm, you can sure Gs on fen down and $100 per mo. with $1800 down. ge PONTIAC REALTY CO meni “no tub. All ae) a a At PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | Y=30 SUBURBAN RANCH TYPE a PE ser / Winter Winds Can't Loe — igen , . 31 Oak) . 2bedrm home, ell new in — FOR SALE IN R as the bdesutiful 7d ADAMS REALTY CO. SEEING IS 4990 Ross Drive "Real thtshe gmce eet | Me ees 6 met | bedroom brick, home, Wort bili | Touch It ! ing appres. one ball mile af ‘ 382 Auburn Ave. FE ¢3393 BELIEV ~~ D LT ofl tw ‘ metas ‘ This large house Shi , = EVI} rive out West # . 7 nace réc_frm., aluminum | rs Bestied awassee River frontage. OR_ 32420 bY Ownea FE 23-1900 kell Hie NG eon ims) : Pr ped — BRICK INCOME storms and ce etal ng a a on tie en ls ep saug tes an cone fg bath y goo delet Reme, 2 cor ge ee ie seat mre Might two blocks to medel Bei tre 1 see this west side! head doors Double lot $13,500 UTICA. 2 BEDROOM RANCH. CUT| Tarmee Slin® prem, neare Ol heat. $29.800 with $12,600 a a ed Sot et oh, Se bade | me Me hapace mene Mn| | MeN cers | Sve < room, open fire- we will be ms th sell $8000. term rooms, pitcs steam heated, 814.600, with tlad to show this home - WMA scan plus eattfactive knotty WHITE LAKE AREA Immediate FURNISHED _— . T SMITH, REALTOR Its —— with large stone Edw. M. Stout, Realtor no th basem room Dos 2 fi ‘ . Rochest r . ® $ ; ENT quer te Seem and storen KENNEDY Wi norm nematic ot] heat —— 3 n° eee tee halt The down payment ts oniy OL 61298 room al! tiled kitchen | eg ee ny eee = Bace. s and screens, White Two bedrooms, @ cory living each static control in basement. breezeway to at- $1076 on this 2 bedroom Large glassed in front | 6:8 or colored. $6880. , room and @ combination REALTOR , ernized biteneesemt Bewly mod-| tached 2car garage Large lot Taoderg home. furnished too. porch. There tee full bese | Chuwaen a scume, Ghewer| tiehen. and @intng feces, Scans Partieuenchens 2 car garage.| 128 frontage. landscaped lot Located north of the city Si and ston). room Wired | Situated on two lots with | 3007 Be rare ee sce] its location eaten ta rer’ | 812.800 with $2,800 down | lake lawl gates a ings for 40g Repnels or $3,000 DOWN electric stove Large lot. roam the children to | DRAYTON AREA D ROOM Howe | ‘[20P,,8P4 Overall only 948 AC 2 , . ‘Serums femp ereund.’ $1,605 oun AREA. HOME. $21,000! worth et! 30 ACRES. Quaint old modernived | Move pane im? VACANT i cee Pl oe gd hed a F Bath. & Cosy. Pull Fon ; ove right tn! . power tools are in- Located 11 miles Pontiac Cash a down. ; : price home on a hilltop over. | . cluded at the am lo’ road, = . _ CARL W. BIRD, Real @ lovely flower ed) = CTT OR : * rice of 813.800, $4.08 wil | ‘modern stoker heat, maple floors AIN’T THAT AUBURN mEIONTS. 3 op Conan » Realtor | —yegetabie garden. variety, of SEL LEASE NEAT AS A PIN. 8 ome Randle. needs Some secorating “b with J PERFE cere at loment. ofl furnace. Con- +4) Pite.| tae ak Geer Thriving valsge| boats, ¥ setae 3 Soc bath, statrway % future bedroom 16 stanchions, 2 . rear MONEY CTION venient location. $8500. Terms. Ox =. $1 Se eee | car cant ears, full basement. ail etty eeave: | Be Comfortable & Cozy ae ee with rent porch, lake priv ty" clove “to "perfection "at PONTIAC LAKE Roap aa ag ME sale A good buy at $12,800, 2 lots and a} room mod- Terme, Ot Garage. C008. - Be this 3 bedroom bungalow by appointment euly ce leges 9 a neat Pull prop- down. ern house that rents for Winter long. Located on P r = dake ta home be and it 2 bedroom home on| ¢rty apts ar $65 per month e double lot Gi & ae Seer | ST se teases | sat aeatt? ene | cel ee ae |THENaN NEL en es Sut a aieawraas | |"teereyenrer, Riageae| | Bg Pind "sete | Giroux & Ticks t 5 i po a Cu Close to al’ conveniences, it rage. Piessaoty ia 1 with basement. ot] canes tear | terms. wil ie ge fom salrs, besoment, 3 caf sarage, 90.008. -_~ so "oh ies vume has plastered walls and oak 2 lot. Price $11,250 with terms seaped lot 1 block to bus line | home for 1 year | $6000 Substantial down payment. “ ce = . fut vesement with gedseem home. ¥% ecre lot. $7150 HER anal. SerAte peo for $8950 terms Call IX ‘HALF A ‘ Measuring a 5 room " ° CRE. fooms, stool. Only : os ' feos, furnace ae mo, bedrooms, = eS —— 8 Ot me | UL COME. $3800 witn $900. down. 940. per| for the Future? YOU'RE PAID m0 boa — eo the _ 1. HOMES. All 3 bed. own si 8 LAKE ANGELUS AREA Attractive ed Gant aca — This large. all brick home OFF Tystist obo, trout | work. Unfinished attic. with location. Pace orick or aluminum You's, sajeeae fm, Bet | «Shes: tos tact Fatimshed room, 4 bath. full basement | CARPETED and real home-ike! Se aoe bee PRETTY through ere’, room fer more bedrooms. siding stert at ment. furnace. Shrubs and aed 2 furnace house. which Six rooms. beth. attractive front | Pas see units ¢ Classi- easy terms or a“ . Term, can be arranged. $928 plus See cost. trees. Only $8.500 with $2,500, nenly Secocetee and in | and rear porehes, basement, ga- hE... = eoutd : . IR Edw. M. Stout, Realt —_ Pikes and Baldwin “Schoo!. : aaliemteniese: converted for 1 . fied ads! To sell or rent, . ; R A . M. Stout, or ’ FLOYD KES : of $310 per month. B. D. CHARLES Real en, "a 4 17H, Shgiew | TE baie wf LO’ SST, Realtor | Can de dought on terms. +o. Nd . tOr] * Gtea Priced ot swap, or hire, dial . REAL Open evenings ae wrence FE 53-6105 open eves , FE 4-052 ENR’ oo Ar gh : ve - 5a . @ © Walton Siva. rE soe , Mext te Consumers Power GILES REALTY CO. 1T17 & Telegraph Ra evenings R GER BH Y, inc. 2-8181. . | | os ’ : [9% Maron yg PE MIM | ooperative Rest Estate eeeeeads bn Renenen outage *H ; i , i > ’ . i ; - »* ( . _FORTY ‘ 7 ; . ‘ HE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Lh 1954 F + or Sale Farms = 48 Business Opportunities $1 | M oney to Loan 83. Sale Household Goods 57, SLICE OF HAM |For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sake Miscellaneous 0 OOOO COUX a {State Licensed Lenders) NTR STATE | oe ~ | BEDROO MONEY MAKINGS | hee CLEANING I VANS $25 TO $500 tie estan quire. MODERN. ’ - ae NG 3USINESS axter & Living Fekete eb ee ” Assemble F ARM Po} PR eee Fe awt ‘ gstone ese yourself and save more thas ALWAYS d k This establish aerem®. _ FE ¢ | half retail price Mi te) we, ers, at ies nak eon wm x ue a od bustnoes be. ar 1538 escent 303 Orchard Lexe "iver A a fl used WRECKING bE tee PUEL TANK $20 | SEE ol agg rl of sorties. Gracious | ogee plant. retail store | 99 nOTRERAL | Pustic LOAN — SUITE. SIMMONS tum ber toe? s, ie or ole You plus maid quarter bath home a elivery truck show-’ 3-118) oa leather chair and qfto- oe a s & Lj income Call ¢ man, auto | di W. Bight 3 D of furnaces ether fine homes. cattie and horse fre. good, comes Cail for Morugage | Coane $4. cther “mine "items “Cah at 48 | ington 6208 0r REnweod’ $1600. rage Doors! sS.8¢ ‘et 2s teres. Bias buiia renarys and other LLL LLL LOLS IRA S BAtes Birmingham aUDIU stock of number _Gereeed,_ BN > Senet Se Roy Annet Inc. oms2VelNTPREST, | RAN ATS | sc Rela ape me) Sees) SAVE 40% i , Cnitmited funds f oo“ 7900. ront “in > : : or single fam!) AND ‘BICYCLES —— = 79 A. MILFOR! « a REALTORS dwellings mort y : = Ce 7 bay ae: ’ RD ARE 28 E Huron St should gege = =6canceied FLOOR s ’ made NGLISH/ 37 ‘di Now Spacious, stone trame pen Se ee &® oe 4 (ores ees eld se ao can | ES sae 9s a ds, Oat, brates, Jt RS es x Le tea Cabinets $88 9 1.09 ome tn excellent cond)- x _ ie Pont YN 2 piece eae ts ioike: ose te slightly transit marred Menge GARAGE MACHINERY 1 Ured Sew. Mech Stnd $100.00 $50 50 carage and cthar bn me ee io © t io dd Oe end OL Ae Prone FR sens "Pes Bide. Rembranit. lable uss aie 383 Orchard bans 2 con eae A Dae use Ve dog Meh. omen) hese $23, ea itosmce ulidings Only! or tot. = ern apartment Corr 6172 ree randt lamps 0 ft Call after 6 30 iNew Vac eaners $129.50 50 : pullatse (parks ary bov cl « off ano coal ee | pees TOVE, MAOIC < acres fillable’ mee 3 a ee ICE we i-56si equal value Ph urniture, Applian es ter botlers, oqram ane bot wa- theirs. $d “= Pd matirecs ‘s. 10. h L h land ren? vier Pieeatths vouck |For lease Wels located Dx ad analy Rd HEIGHT’S SUPPLY oclepedio. orl one ne at e ng far ge0a gallo In, € arbo poate Michie, Ogg! ag ge ai On co. Fe 20173, LH Cole isles Tercer we BPRAY OUN PE $481 or FE 58078 Ph lg - 45 o. wOLLTNOemES Logan floor model — or Eve an = be Oo 4931 PEI ‘aa 50 _ Boston Pacey Si ie Ste A FRENCH VICTORIAN COFFEE PE 4-543) } thnat Gus D VARIETY condition. used 20 O 43625 1198s T OF MINK BU apm E >91s5 tes Excellent conditio BURM Baldwin Arm h 7 ae ACRES WITH GOOD cow tation Beautiful standard and a 5 } =—- , _ MI 43397 = 6Ressousbie EISTER’S sirone ‘acer coven end Mac-O- oseng an ay poe saan shed. hen house, ga- Price gel stock et Pelt ay PONTIAC Low, MII Face SENDIX DELUXE !RON ia eae . Phone 17-7845 per crag SS a sia Peppa 1 room brick home Call MA 54 and boxes included pees as down payment on mod late mode! oni JUOXE [RONER, : slantria E AMERICAN FLYDR FE 5-070 set soil 00 per cent leve| _Daevisburg 804 10725 Clark Ra rt 3s or will take rane cn _ only $5 MI 6-1300 | | lent an — train Excei- land. Onlv $18 all workable | TO BUY KEN de PNTEISE GSE Worth much aces mpiete outfit we eC mPa) Se dows Earl Sugden, Realtor Le. | Partridge ty Ba BIRD” to vee NMORE ELECTRIC PANTS) pe BOTTLE GAS TWO YARDS a re vein ore FE $0670 TALBOTT LUMBER ge OE gee an Ph MO | STRIVING BUSINESS to see | biter vat have you”? FE | suiniuiets a ard bome tor $23 77 rag Rn —"s hard- = . Sun MO 43825 Pa itsel. im i‘Keear WILL Pay NEARLY | NEW 45 FT VENTURA Dixie Hwy Ol 6268 HAVE A FRIEN Sepuc one sale cian oo Sale Business Property ean. Carne P O. Box 107 poy ee for equity ea | 22>” BUGGY. COMPLETE $12. | bes a hobby? ao | — for wet basem Sheet | WANTED CLASS” er “SAN WAVE EXCHANGD. YOUR LAND ¢ | 2, iaupe Srvien rocks, 02:50 each: | fealten iow teoks oa Cores rock. green 1008 Cabana. Fe. ca h plus $10,000 tract (Where you ba CON- | seLTs — BaGe BRUSHES POR | mas gifts That” classifice. PD brick home ba! equity in erty) tor late va sold pro BAUS BRUSHES FOR num classifica- . TC 400 ance owt ’ model car & Ca: vacuum cleane | ber . 13H. P JET ee COMMERC se plion Coetdenncs” why | —=—=—vaswe_OR FIM Feast Mailing SUPPLY co ais __ hae ae IMMERCIAI Sal HAVE 1 - HOME OLA. pson, - Al. ' le 8 «6 ZIMMER y MOB ¢ — OWNERS! — on. 80 9. Perry - baie area frontage _Sale Land Contracts — 52 trade for free and clear a tress Fates ARISTOCRAT MAT ) Cetling Tie $08 tal “. HOT Ww peso ve eal abo Adie toa il y ved hwy nea: LIL N IPP = yOuse equi ; Zono: +6089, e downtown Pontiac ¢00 tect NEW cant acreage of what have 1) 2 GOOD on aPAce “HEATERS Sale Household Good | = NT wan' sai as ee 30 GAL..| or insta has avcoat ve total frontage Can be pur fe ¢ Room AND BATH WITH | | * OP ears as — eves te s $7! Sale Household Goods 37% blanket msl. ca wm oneumons oreved, for use on _ $0928, days FE 23-6472 - one group or w1\! See ETL itoreei cee teen iS kk 1 , N TABLE MODE! HEATERS ~~ - com binatinn ues. $40.50 and 18" SEARS |. ae Givide into two Interest 20 , Yeal tor TV RCA con OI] BURNING H | Alu = — ee re slightl $50.50 These ) BAW. tal groups To count Coil ia you Galao 17 N Saginaw sr Jobe n TV A.r- severe: that f AVE sTUDIO COU m combination doo ( ightly marred. Also elect FE +0 price $12 100 to you $4120 oases s wows : - ose rr 49738 ae wh hs @arrar : om heé cies rte ideal tig _ S$ 822 Corwin pad goon A AS NEW 3 ep, conse bath pny "i fog wie Cainer i as heaters at hess USED AC ARC eee ree Edw M Seaut R | . R <\ ONE Re Dior ponies §1 @ DOOK & HYDRA COMPLETE BLOND nik 7 - ee ee oe STOVES BOULGH “OLD & EX Har ARE ~ olnine 393 Orchard uae ent a ondition FE 4+-0284 W i, tame me . ealtor 18 W. Huron . a , mee inne for good house mace Sal condition Old tant cy These erature Seas brand ig £ ia et » 002 Mt Clem. LP YOU BOv DEL: PaINTs INTERESTED FOR PHOTOGRA — OIL GAS AND COAL FUR- Open Even: FE +8165 Phone FE 3.7103 r pen 8 a traveling vown pay hamber cet Celi FE >-18 scratches Smt vas lightly 0 DRIV BUILDING a HOUSE phic equipment and dark + aces Also stokers ol) and gas enings “il 6 30 Co-operative Real Enka x: ane pchie or wha PE Nelson ~ oN ales pel Plestweceat 303 50 4E GOOD SMALL “RADIO8S s6 AND SAVE UP 10 sso mtins! pobeire a acehios os eins nemter hb furnaces. water ; ‘ e a : 5- 3846 1e55 yRICAN _Orchard Lake ana $8. FE 5- “ : ON : 3 & SUPPLIES MA and eaters blowers and ; a -nooed how: 20% DISCOUNT STOKER. STEEL HOT AIk FU Pe ce wee | filet T * Sper Tr 8755 MATERIALS ALL CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT 618 tcning floating and Air Cond!- rant. oe ies eee. | Seer con la _ monthly | "caes igad Weter Racha oo aaa) re cee. Bar Completely new K: : RS ~PECIAL, RCTAI Z yer ST ee ee cuit 4. omar ou. a nae poe axe eras | PE SE te Cana fee ce] Guerre) gate ee : BURMEISTER | icf atic der. oe Session. 561 8. Sanford pee buneniow Just’ ra rent to you | oe ee jet well Rump Naveniee cli haste Gael eel fe peng Table top ate pot a clearance sale | fine asl | R | [os less vetking’ eae Woe rm “ELECTRIC MOTORS. '« & 40 FT. L LOTS Wwe Mur re" necuor ibaa | SWAP Th awep or seit. 3ea Whit [inn gale, One, reposseened. 30 7 | “Dreser st and electric appliances.| Northern Lumber Co. | St” Green tr Rd) EM a tiectrie and gus ranges at toe wor : 1602, SW. repossessed WO ft cr } i 32478 ranges at low east Mr Gert FE 46402. Ask for aig ig 5 Shite ot so ee oe we | est of drawers. $10 Nationally known makes, | postise 8197 Cuoley Lake Rd. | KRESGR UNDER.FLOOR™ FUR. _ Shop” The Good Housekeeping Building boom creas Towadiy’s ATE PARTY Witt ve te Oakiond Go. Com: | GENESEE BALES New ‘cotton ‘mattresses, 98 98 all fully reconditioned petront™™ %* ® mie D4 | errcatEN v OR 3 1815_ ag 5 i a ’ BD , — ee s ra — Sil ‘or by. the Fine, Grove teen | er, Move "si Chev crainal owe od salty parking | Batre | ipo upwrueas, om ne New rolliaway beds, sii see and guaranteed. as easy. Fun iaise | cobusts, Seems closets We. have aes Telorinin tie.95 eu 8. erms. Ed evie es part Hardwe « ropes NEW MOON. ' New utuit GRID AND BATHINETTE. ® number of ve : RADIO & APPLI _ 8 Stevens, MI Gon _ment. OR 3-205) part pey- re. 14 | ts Gree N. COMPLETE. Bu y . 00.50 terms. Co easonable | gt all sizes that are | 422 W. Huron Str ANC __ iwi SWAP 83 are ern Pontiae Trailer Park | y. sell and exchange . nsumers Power +42 i tly marred At extraordina furen Street = FE #1133 Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A| Sohimacr whenr roy have fr AE A | eae . es ee peony: oe we aan caupans| Shea at | caer Te aegou t HAVE | __ ‘°F €000 pickup or ~ n urnit | Pz v sell ve chments. Man's . bs PROPERTY por sell PE 50954 | iture $8151 uw ery cheap our Stoke! winter overcoat c IN TR 14 8 __ 38 West Lawrence stox Size 40. oq. ft BUILDING 1800 GSAnOg FOR NEW On USED. Raia an LARD CONTRACT $180 DOWN | HOT 2 FE 38823 TABLE side WHIRLPOOL Waan.| ! Terme Uf desired. KEN ] — “ = a te Elizabeth | BALANCE cast APPLIANCES ¢W or aes (cond. oust auto for di. OWN r Point pat DRYER 613 9. me or ond wringer 6 $18 PE Se7T2 | cae” 208 Nationa) . FE ee and D3 i Ww Pike ine 2 “60 5 pare EXCHA ox 1948 Zimmer house trailer 28 inowen Li “ee |" _ _y ggl | Armatr 5 matt oo USED FURNACES H ph ft 7 RON = —— 5, FLOO of N. Disie. % nile — PE 22150 Eve ual aon wheels nicely fur- 00 _ | LIKE NEW FE ¢<é08. THREF PIECE USED W 101 rs oney to Loan cu. ft. deep freeze, $100) Avallabie immediately ne ichigan. ce. fe ee ee cn | S AOE 1-00 furnace 18.000 975 00 or Lo Ds | or CH SINK WITH BLUE FOR. they are. still installed. call © : ww Bt Stok me 0 up Sale or Exchange 50, ~~ rd Lenders) trade in on 18 or 20 dw. M Stout, Realtor lg Ans ggg Mg a.) = EITCMEN SINKS S PROM $3.75 UP. DY burners ta0.00 ae WANTED 9 TO @ cu. ft. deep freeze. FE TT N Saginaw 8t PE ssie KELVI 1c, 1060 West Huron aa ee _ eT $10 50. G P get sinks from Range boilers ay sree 2 sore crys! Need Money? 4-428. 775 Scott Lake Gay FLVINATOR REFRIGERATOR | “Cavengurt aot ref wirhand mace | — nemiiedhd MER ke } +9 . and cash. sonable FE amily size Rea- | Quilts. neve made | Knotty pine paoeling 8 rs with blowers used 3 ward M Stout - Cal . Road CASH FOR PURN at rpesee e winners; ‘3 im. utility ~~ } a Ga Realtor. FE | tts es a tools, Phone ( TTURE OR KENMORE IRONER. GOO! state fair at 1938. Cherry ap-| sheet. * $425 per LUMBER | Furnace fans oo pear WILL — 33717 ER. GOOD con-| “ave love 7 se ; . ~ c $15 00 Daal oat &s your telephone ILL, SELT OR TRADE Equity CHROME ODN SETS AS | _ dition FE 3-91) oor N seats Pd Moa cro Ser.| 244s ano ine boards. etsa. : FALL SPECIALS” pr Pp era for financing and in- Business Opportunities F F for equity ‘n houses PE ‘Seoss, a oor stage naa exec “New Furniture Specials | a eat teks te caer aaa | Seu eee che cn bas. sate fen idea hk ae eos ELBLINO = i 51 5-812] = TRADE MY EQUITY IN ‘5 a These are gen grees Beat _— pen 7 } OR “sole. xie highway or call ph, color, $2.98 ber ealion white pg 5 butt shingles C FR’ c at) ’ S Parke St. Michi: Wea telly "accleoua’ te. wetele Famoss make. Formice, or tot apie double _|® X18 ALL WOOL ARTLOO MA $-$81 Gam oseuse ak eee at Pane FOR EITC BOINNGGG!!! Por au a nn Sie gett |" winen nag oreo ceca noe PAINTURS , MATUT 1 ence ~ us ilat thick maulation, 100 0q. | Sarge’'s at ees debts . +2654 of thes vinced + $39 95 up. 23 W_ 14 Mile Ra tubs W ATH- $4.50. Int lar a Also stthy purpose or any other) _ °°. ore tas e extreordin bareaine 611.85 cotton mattresses MI ¢7 Birmingham s e have made a dors 87 & up se selection ef doo vor, beer wine moet WILL SWAP MY E _ chigan Pisccocsest 300 us innefpring mettresse _MI ¢7308 | urchase direet from mt | Goors $12.50 & up 2x4 to 2x12 N a oxraceéimary v4) r chimes ie: Sy ee ote 4 ON on your first visit Ford for old QUITY IN sa _‘bard_ Lese Ave reed hy A motiresses. § PIECE DINING __| Freight Claim Dept of . 2 & better fir lumbe ats | Frases ts Oruabs Cots the thumd's ric im one miputes Libe bere! sosar _VYord for older car OR 3-0177 | GROSLEY SHELVAD _ te $1695 davenport ™-, eheap. Automatic ROOM SET | trom tubs that we 5 f— cast — now New r. get our Ave Orchard La Has first nest farming areas 4) LVADORE. APT.) lurreering mantrocs. tank = bot water oil trons Th Te dom in Bee type insulsted | — 3 ize refri bed sie. fo 4 brand ese are us for new lares — equipment ane a BEDROOM | MODERN | with heater, ie new, Evens ol woter | biatform Goes ge mgm 8179 | one has Lion bees — Wise" uaree quaoey balue $30 83 Drivexae recog s poli prices | “wD To wer 3, GOOD re ry for year around | | me & Aut car garage war wee Lom cabinet ironing board p coffee and step 2 Garo oF s 2-128 after } pm complete with lavatories ea Sewer c age oe & Sutton M” 26432 50-20's about $3315. te learn more oO fcc Gee tier Wee. ce. ieee re send FE +11 cach. apt. gas stoves $00 30 see an AND oP R Fluorescent &., pir eo gare to fi 4) & Grain tile & ; cunaetie cc eecsraiiar’” tes CEETGY REPRE Goeb Cie.| Phe Sone up yee BAe hard | 18 sq ft Ons fi = coder | WOLVERINE od down payment. Cail ler for _ Gition. $60 840 Sara: N-| Fiber wardrobes, 85 up ures. ~ ————E in windo ooring al] grades| LOMBE ks OOMPOSSIBLE??? |e n Company | ~ ledanstiiealendkinle WM 8 E. Sereces_ Avs qr wararope ints oni wos mi. Trade-in “Dept _ BRICK—used—BRICK | Saas a cal Eocene | 200 8 R AND WRECKING CO. Tris a omen Hours ® to 8; Saturday 8 tot For Sale Clothing 56: DAVENPORT = 5 cal BANK FU ice oe _Whtoer’ guarantees toe 9s One cer ite gal edtcas | | Paul St. Cyr Lumber C Ores srecting per MET 00 @ nice town ¢ . : PO ore AIR eras TUR ectric range 0 2 oll burners-1 st ’ @120 Tr LO.) tollets store in fee ae TEAGUE FINANCE ALASKAN SEAL COAT. CALL FE REKA a —— = 42 ORCHARD LAKE ven CO. 6 pe. dining row set. suas ALL PRICED FOR buice oat: Bogie Lake Rad. Commerce tee lavatories with ff ape ment. fixtures and stock are clean 202 N. NCE CO. 10 after @ pm. call gold bended Tengheh chine eet of =< van Seg ARE AVE WERT | Geng a as ie | lee es . bs. We carry 0 full ‘me Sameer. nearly new The store _ MAIN | | dishes cooking utensil ‘-Z TERN . $1495 xcellent used 2més— 2x6s—- bing and builders s pd profit, now aaa ROCHESTE ALL BOY 8 STORM COAT FUR COL. tains all very nice FE ocur | - : {s De Wood breakfast set $24 95 228s —3412s —3s1 Aa right! : lar st COL- — FE 2-200 Open til 9 Chest of drawer 2x63 T ts OOK ah AS CHESTER. MICH. | Fi shyt Also mise: clothing eRe wa Aan WASHER 7M weeron Near | Waa Pink pitt Cied door comp with frames, |} !! Do lt Yourself 61 : eure to tavectigate 33% f° | S0Y's ) PIECR BROW sndertar. tenck ure wD Good cond PARKING yE bv getting our fi 1OME OW re N TWEED kate er. coffee maker | MA 63815 WY 190 on complete res AN ELD NERS aMazt coat mick knee See i - NO | cet. Gise 6 Like new 61h. | Quarten necks, never used 1218 16 INCH. RUA VYMAN’S SURPLUS xe tfots | EXTRUDED ALUMINUM SELF- | 16 nO NEW TRUSEAL i: E-WI E Ph Rochester Ol. 66711 OL 1 ek ‘CLOTHING. 610. | Romeo west of lowe a — Po Fo Gare End AND MATERIAL UMBER | ee dreezeways. neo cnt ~ =—— 10. CLEAN side 2.95 ANGES $209.56 AND SALES CO | Real Estate Service of | and reasonable Cal) before DUSTY ROS SS WALTON TV R “rs 3 AND | $340 Highland Ra (M-69) HEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMIN } tec Bate Book Big GET CASH OUICKLY | FE ¢9647 $:00, | DUST ee gages CHATR Wales Cor. tects PR | on Huroa re - 1060 | ae) to 5.30 Except | aan Doors a || CEE WEEDON Lana a 3-2281 it [RON SONK BEDS. * newer. we - Up to $500 | sacs, cpemes Soames Sormee ent woes. Som | MALUEAIN FURNACE WITH) SPECIAL aLuMINeM ao | MEE Srelegrape Fa ; PE 5.0076 p oO { LADY'S OR GIRL 8 COAT | sonable MI rey renee all rea- coffee table R SvireE | Bank P = esses. 944 95. reasonable FE 1-4302 -1 shape FIBERGLASS AWNINGS DO it = +2507 cial Me off to size 10. full length © Oak cabinet redio _ Avenue. Lake 1 CO. “FE DECORA 6s i f eet care ve. Bring title buttons almost all the ith DINING ROOM SUITE 6 Pt _Oek Hull Ld lg sie. COAL i hot © {WATER } MEATER.| — FE 4-6089 TR TE YOUR , oo a. in 26 “minutes down the front. High carton solid oak MA 66000 32385 ECE ,¢ PIECE SECTIONAL IN VACUUM CLEANERS Used All. FE 1-008 LIONEL & A ae PARA ("TE WALL & for . free parking smmede io —s wit sieeves @ litlle y western North- } - tapestry $80. OR 36852 ROSE makes to choose from $4 CO-T -PORRACE AND ? Of * -L & AMERICAN watanrasoe tour COATING retire. re wishes to full side but tapered. the E a |21° SILVERTON , Fe 2978) cal Oakland oe.) versie faers with COn- FLYE : ° TR OUR mm > efter 7 avi AND caceatll Atha welata re LECT — C RANOE. NEWEST jo Old, excellent E TV i Year | —*™. 994 ® p bet. 0) Pa Elizabeth hee oo oe x vibe ER TRAINS | CoaL oe FER: 22. | wn to Metel wh every sew pee eee conan, CU. 106 ~WAYN UTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE | #!_Orche yraye ¥ CO. brown velvet collar aon aia fa ature one of America's | | : iE -CABERT'S— |” Casi and genuine facto rd_Lake Ave 3-1101 eee ae near cuffs mous name drands. alight! OLEUM AND PAINT SALE be 3 FURNITURE guas on on bauee aes COMBINATION Pp tri el LOAN C rE +4 , seratchec "430s 00 values le so | _nearigears ONES UO Perr APPLIANCE SPECIALS comBiNaTiCn ator ere aren Bee | ehakes “Olas Cedar tide, wal C | | ( ) _chard Lake ———— (ov! f—\ $39.00 cOppe Ms. EN AND WOM LOTHINO ge Ens ai = Ave Ge. | Deluxe Kelvinator refrig. A-1 960 00 | — as SS wore | feratture, Aiecn Mak pata ““CHUR ii INC. 8 THE “BIRD” LADY'S DARE BLUE BUSEY Automatic WASHING Ma. | met. Call after 1 pm. Motorola I? 25.00, grsse ye ster davengory | eee he eee - TO 8EE = 06 oo —_ _ fur couar aad bs —— oa ba oe CARGE Siz DININO | Admiral a — a $79 00 | die ss. euie non coo MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 3 MAIN ST.G after 4.00 pm cheap. 20679 | ELECTRIC DIAPER W suite, 9 pe_ light w ROOM Rew . nae — mirror metal cabinet. $7 95 ele on PON a Bathe ASH s alnut Many others 90.00 | CLEAR REDWOOD __ | value, $3 65 ao | j a voy tle apt RILL ne 22 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG [NORTHERN SBAL PUR COAT innerspring, mattre * sim mons Mich oat Mite Nis, | compte st. vi » trom. Vises | Combination doors fi fe selections of medicine poe ol lease & a : size 14. Dark brow ‘| awe es eover Ra Th Square 121 NW. 8A ue and supplies i N ment. Seats equip rel eset, eise 38, ced cendition. eper attachments also > Turn 1 block W. end = FE 5-410. ing triple door bed ful Business quests A wonder. | LOANS #10 each 2 ON ition | Wash botler Call afte . t lock Non Niles ‘ DINING exceptional full = & couple $1,975 | NS $20 TO $500 Shirley. after. _ FE 5-0038 rpoons LInED tna | wih pede. if s Ban Piasrescest in wi mo. Oe —— onl SanLY AURRICAN AR Schum AVERSE DRAPES | __With_veds_17) Seward. after $60 son Ave Orchard Lake only. MAN ANS EIPPER 2 —_ Y AMERICAN asp. acher “gol+ coast.” WESTINGHOUSE TOM | on TRADE, $120,000 GROSS! Household Finance Pr ee i BPORT JAC cane crm furitares tucellent condos ee inches ide pais | poy used Ay R $ Sears . r PE ¢2521 | gE OALVANIZED » we . 2843. ased inches ¢e SIZES tw. Here's a country grocery that's 915 Corp. of Pontiac MINK COAT WEDIUM SIZE FE eR must! wise, An ele wanes Wile. Cee | sare TABLE AND | pba at come’ we co ss [Ms in 21 A lengths) ~ & cual town west of Seams. Has | Saginaw ®t FE 60538 5-6877 ELECTROLUX @00b cone | 7° = ‘ache long. Phone, “rum tov table er > ERC |2 OAK DOORS p0e_8._ Sana | 100 88 Lag Gouna emacs Wena Gexmare MOUTON ee Ar Cheap FE 50642 ' |? Pr. DAVENPOR mattress, cheep PE cca. | some ‘DOORS FOR SALE AND | N PE 54-2100 Inclades brick sexes ee OA — Datreit. 930 PROM Evang on HOT WATER HEAT. cover Good ft t with tip WRINGER TYPE WASHER »} N ‘im oll Ig A ASD D Soore 4 8DM acellent | ; 1 « al C everything will inventory tor L N S vine #16 OL 409 | eee +1033 8 Ot Nee TF NEARLY NEW 1 _tears_olg_Cheap_FE33018 | Take tongue ane 595 | et nee 1000._after_¢:68. | self Hundreds in =| rE YL = ] Sun- 4368. 29.95 10 cu ers ....1250 | ELECTRIC area. De use this E 5-615 $1,200 DOWN oo 1574 IQUES day. 10a m to6p. m. 4340 Les-|® 39.78 D coffee makers . 19.95 Ic & Gag WATER ‘ mon: trations daily. Asso- OTHER GAMERAS & EQUIPN ‘ home (nees 02 Pontiac State Bank Bid sole apoet bed. "% stse: mantel | FRR Walnut +6636. ZIBCE DINING ROOM BUTTE | 24 pear 22.98| sup TER HEAT. | g'*'Teiegrept across trom Ter, insted uader’ “Weteins i aeons ing) wonderful Ping yf ~ SHO s_| get © one: mental | FRIGIDAIRE _$35. Call after 8 P.M FE 36051 80 automatic elec. heaters. .13, super . | S. mated as ft PPING FOR order, cof- TGERATOR. 0 |? PIECE BL 14.95 elec. heater ters..13.96 | Laundry Hures _ Center Tel. ation number 24A “ on dixie, 300 ft. frontag : A | candle emp: lerge bree] f¢ 5 4 eet. OS room 20.50 R with fan.... 7.48) Se 621 Open eves. and SLIDE eo. wide gravel road. Spleadid to LOAN? ee eiets oe ee a._7e _- Rorton food Fg Demineten "er racave | heen our Prices he" Convinced! us VIEWERS BATTERY “UAN! 6 FOR : : piace. set 80 Presto deep 18.05 BA t rated 95000 tall pexe. | (YES" ik er 6pm EM 34% FOR SALE OG TEE complete, cuckoo clock, | 7.95 Bgthroom fryers ..... 0.98. 100 8. cok 81 ete. Be I promptly to empleo NTIQUE ROCKER & fri UARANTEED RE- scales vi ] ood $1 4 section. + porathy Snyder Laven der BES, ,komennmarried ot ployed | Souk, Drventast cet. 6 piece, Gener codkens $30 os we shame to mates. bos springs and 108 set en tnehen tools" 18s oe sre eam, Ge basse in yw vane j Po area 8m 3118 W. Weron Bt Single visit loan phon table FE 60 inner washers 96 95 ot Revete ware includ Bet | 695 H.W. elec po tools...... 0.95/ ues. 3.5 . Terrific val- Be aren reg & decoretive.| "*S- $2.96. m tanks, EM 3.3303 aun cen Phone write or come ore «| AB AUTO — Ro ecuem cleasers oes up! creamer, and tray. 387 sugar. | 19.98 popular steam tr 4.95 a sean 50 value, $2.25. ane to doors & drawers ieeelts Gaaen t* tual 46417 LOANS $25 TO $300 | wertec ELECTRIC STOVE | y's 06 Oakland Pe 2402) | —22° - Sagi 10.90 oat ‘sulévlane ‘oscmens 13.08 ae wef $8 98 fonring PL ach ii | pans Will deliver wNtaple 4 aan — {8 ¢ ROOMS 6 or po cal FURNITURE | 9.95 Met lec. clocks | 2.98 ’ rs. Mic ¥ | 1688_Baidwin SO. PE 60615 ~ ae et : . water al clothes ha __reecent Orch PE 2-9343 GAS STATION RENEFICIAT | Oe Tr CONSOLE 600D POR SALE ORnEEN wr | —2!8_E._Bivé —e FE 63128 | 199 Elec liquid aus - 898 | XTRA LARGE a i ny URNER. Sale Musical GROCERY STORE FINANCE CO ANTIQE nibs 5-2146 bal bap fe and hair pad MODERN DINING TABLE AND pe cnt te _ mixers m5, sock shescvats trea tikes ee Tg OPH Excelent cond. Goods 62 = STORE - iD WALNUT « : condition 1840 chairs. eouc'. ND 13 oculars & case 2875 | > Ord - sta delay and | AR eee Ses : 7 Ww ole casional t oc- Beverly R c 50 Rot 15 ; ers for 1 ck switch includ ee HOT DOG STAND,” aerence FH 2904 Pontine | gain’ bed Boca waabeast Shwe ater eae pm sanrine Ty ateana Fk Cog |S Coleman yas laterme ‘aos, Oven EM 340 bi pret etre a bie | lent condite "Ganiang Ease living quarters Lo — nee _ OF ; IGERATOR, 7 AGE | For BA NCH 3535 ELIZABETH xe eated north of Oxford Gro a miee UES=UCVe SEAT CHEST | bie ft, Excellent condition - | 20.98 Ladies 14° tr LE: WHITE ¢ GOLD te _Lake Rd. BETH | XMAS la . A —= $55. | 34. ” ain case 13 Giamend layawaye ci p to Dee ercsaymess toe te |Ubew 8 Oe aT URE | Mint 6g ci Stee (ER Nica) Sirsa mcr) a ge we! Ba eae et ent h . ~ wateraves 3S | 5 sem. Leased land. Total price $500 CASH pAlcohol— Anti Freeze GAs STOVE moe esx | Gryers. FE ines Men's ge wer 19s "FOR connie eaten MULE RCER DOOR SALES sarone vor Morea.” Px Een M “| nr WA mers ieee re ham-| 40 SALES | *§50R# YOU BUY ANY PIANO . on LO 102 _2 deers. $0.7 Men’ a rs. Trafl, Walled T a Betsy Ni 14 UNIT MOTEI for You T _ compartment. fete es | 1100 Laster tt bree meted Tie 7 ibe __Next to Lake theater. MA Leke.| sen spinet plane’ deposit OTEL | sae Sussitgs eas sEZMOERA Miooome 2 Men Meenas BE) “CONES RENTAL | Madu te on bmn i vu 8 N PO mode! rus, Helb 8 | 1251 Bal to See actrees | ee oers, tens | Abs ind siete” ottntiRGT hs | edtinG Wicrames ay cuome. | 9 cine Pe ory | ROME PY ray co plane. Ment 9. plane forte bol te. : Ty last | § ' a ACHI FT A. GRINWELL BRO” UPRIGHT”PT 000 4@o approved 840, -- ears = : mere cua ee 173 Yank EO AT, £1088: | pe Tan Part = BOILER re RE.| 279., Excellent TORT chine. Michigan Piuorescent ; ee type screw bowls outh 7 move ; condition. FE PLANING MILI | en UR-TO-DA LOAN Roce) -caivane __ | 4.98 carpenter t handset 243 | ints "dounie stane mim) oa" Tompson 80 5. Fiano: io Porth of Pention on usp | AE aVS WELL TREATED secbed: oval, ORiA, Gut, 3 BAM | tO i eee ma hes H te pete oth fitings save< fg “ : 2 matehing dom vans steel tapes $04.85. Colored = $108. ft 2 WANTED” RESPONSIBES PRES? te 33. Vi , $80,000 ye plete. ‘ wool hand hook estic | 10.80 48° ++» 405 Seconds — Fad Warwick 2678 Grchard bed Bere for oon See oe ie — there ranges ens &e feratore, $25 up: a LikE NEW ROWE ae rage eh eee po igh = $3 SAVE PLUMBING =x at: = i pre low er. $28 590 with $10,000 down. plorment Fou will be ‘ad oa - Se @ up. TV , 08 a 8:9 98 esas eae W | ROWE a ie i maee type .: Bos 8. Saginaw &t. FE 5-2100 ALLOW WELT ELECTRIC | ote? on spinet piano a" with Buckner’ radios, $$ up; new ch : a sections), enceliont cond 49.50 6%" 4 tank $25 py ay BY you whe: rome dinet a Ge cond ition. 7 so 6 4.95 . EM . GROCERY STORE Scaling erm Buckner tptery| st b,Pe,, Hee up: chew, new | HOT . 3: . Seemann aoe HES | Bee BR as ners PT treatment A La : . A“ apie cuoe BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY S ae Ae geass awh un bt ne tedie_& chairs Mise. FE- p-i5z0. | $498 Sr pow “1498 A : P You obtain any other items, H ie ane | ; * Located right tm Pentioe on dey pr. any Gay at Buekner's Be eae er, PaeaeT Rue SPECIAL |7 Pr. ae Fundreds of ether tools | both og ys 7 ine he 3 for a! short time or take op i A A Trape ANY. | model” Rr retrigorater, freer wow MY x m.. WE GUARANTEE : the street parting Renta iy payments. Toe charge low month _ COME OUT & -| model... yd MONEY. TO SAVE YOU over le a is less | AROUND. 2 ACRES OE refrigerator _— j m tet iee ont tee PARKING, OPEN. 8 TO 8-30 | moc, nh. ggg pM, = on GENERAL ; stock. Terms. BORROW THE CASH DAILY. FRIDAY MIGHT “TIL 8 Pric‘dnira érver. gi19.95 | _MA_ §-608" 4 and 8 rooms, $10. WAREHOUSE CO. , . BOWLIN YOU NEED AT. cuetae oF F ae ees ey Gee freee $179.98 A 2288 Dixie LING ALLEY | Weights co Aubure Re, Gane ‘CRI MP. EL PA BED S456: 2 EC. EEC. | open te aoe tia Ong of the dest mm this FE 2-2866 0 Rebarn Si, Ferric” ang, chair. si1.s0: apt, gas stove 10:30-6; 10:30-2: $12.000° income of over j y ARMSTRONG VIN FE 4-3573 Ginette. $1 rator. e . with teaguss hmeneoee a [oN T 9x12 1 shige ge we | : ond chair, siobae’ gov. Artist's supplies hobby Pe en and rea! oe FINANCE ‘COMPANY Gora seaf esee $1 OR | [OOK FOR: jo. $15 floor supplies see Cl nee a with $20,000: dows, Abore W Ait Paty iy Russ 2 on | PORT YOUR OP.- BANK FURNITURE CO. | 24A Ang ai arog Corner © nee geet | UNIT CHARD LA : & SU Ed uron HAR se Y P- Haw. M. Stout, Realtor Seaine ee re Subs 140 8 SAGINAW) Busines in t he| TO FAR ms Wiens! Oke AVE. NEXT Open Evenings “tl 88 aeross fn ever. oTOM ATO na od ™ Opportunities” a. 3m RMS : - \ et Oetiee Ne «hl wi column in the Classified | *@A‘* ELECTRIC wee ER tomatic ; model section TODAY Call FE 3-0679 after ¢ p. € . per month. «ho ; * \ 7 € - “DEER RIFLE SALE FORTY-ONE We're some fine : THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 Sale Store “quipment 64 For Sale Pets 69| Sale Farm Equipment 76|CARNIVAL by Dick Turner; For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sale Used Cars 91! ALL KINDS RESTAURANT CORN CRIES, CRIBBING — i | 980 PO: Samal Se ee ens Satis Jacobson By siesta tae peep. 20 Peat Evy. On 260s. | WRITS TINOFED MALE 3 | Orie Pontiac’s Exclusive =i - Sale Sporting Goods 65 with children. Reasonable to right NEW AND i Hudson Dealer my ger ones Ve ct os ee | DEERSKINS TANNED, NA Wine " -| “Saveseats ovelanie, Miler Gas Case of Puzo VE 2-0900 $3.00, dyed S00 extra, Head vien breed. house - 1] do. & Lewe Bquipment ise 6. —— Peas Special purses. fury te, Bs \ <3 whet: Reasonable. ares ; b--~ 7. Sean ) N T A a FA cy igual ——. age kK M =| Gebers nx “Dee eee Lt" Special Discount Sale ew traaes y This ip 8 one owner car you ington, mode) ‘nd Dumps reg. $104.40 now $78.95 Remington. Insulated rt hun coats ake $16.50 3004 A * pod, $13.50 @uns _ Shell. 375 8. re B+ GUNS = : TRADE Manley ” — 7. sestltai Lowe We 22 «LONG Hunting Accommod, 65A GAYLORD: 5 ACRES. 8350 WITH ia. Also fill dirt. gravel, and basement #1072 or FE am _ and 6:00 pm FOR SALE MANURE FE 13-9058 Pm ce Call FE PILL DIRT. BLACK DIRT WMa- send Pea 4 2290 DRIVEWAYS -- ROADS | *, Good vel 8 vds. $7. De hvered 6650s ~ CHOICE TOP SOIL 6 Yard Loads $9 Delivered. vE 46568 : AND gravel Quick delivery. PE 2-0603 PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY a i oo rur 60-40 _FE 46218, FE « YDS STRAW MANURE. ore delivered. Fill dirt, top soil. sand | _and grave! EM 3-4207 ~ Shredded Peat Humus DON'T LIKE—DON'T TAKE PE 1-02345 (5 vds.. $12) FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” Fe Cesee cord ? tor 615 Delivered. GOOD DRY SLAB WOOD, $5.0 _@4 2 for $10. Delivered FE 66568. HEAVY DRY SLAB WOoD. ALSO sie # ser & cord or 2 for ba merce Villag- co — rdé., e tir) Wh “betes re Fee pny | FORD "eM CUSTOMLINE “LOADS _: that shows this car has of extras, 7,000 miles Wii! take REAL CARE older car as trade in FE 32-9079 ( S405 | 91 FORD DELUXE CYLIN- Yours for 3s de: 2 door. 1 owner geod con- dition $500 dio heater ian: $436 2 FORD CUSTOM LINE. BLUE cense plate All | shader | fordamatic drive. radio and Anoth r jet black beauty | eer has 1955 | This j the late car features —_———— | Now at $895 | Solar mer ror bake 1962 FORD OVERDRIVE sIx CYL. | “tone. ie eater UL sg INDER. Thig car has been FE 31546. Low m i Wor et by the ee — found ad foo" per cent io No Risk Yours for $998 | | WHATSOEVER IN THIS | We Har ‘ A lot full ee 5] Olds Sep ib aed loch momen | Super 88 Hardtop . | Dont miss this sleek, Riemenschneider Bros. Pex BARGAIN 2 Dod striking 2 green tf ge- melting une m2 EH up- ith redio, heater. “Nydre- Plymouth matte, Vairecton, signals. “The Cars With The Forward Look” | 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-913] SCHUTZ MOTORS iNc. DeSote Piymouth Dosier | | 12 Wood te oer wWE HAVE OPEN TILO PM | BEES eg Ee sedan. Two tene piant economy Y CARS. 2 AUBURN doors left. —_ouie LAKE ORION MOTOR M-24 eat Buckhorn Lk West Side Used Cars SALES MY 2-261! Rad “et for winter _}1842 ‘3 PORD. TUDOR, CUSTOM LINE Radio and overdrive. ron heater | "30 ag Py saeaene yg Ris Ma‘ sive After 6 p m. call WF BUY SELL AND TRADE nal a 2 FORD “2? DOOR WN 4 MO tor, A-1 shape $150. OR 3-4442 | SKYLINE FORD VICTORIA I (DEM. onstrator Like new 6350 4 oid car for Ere Call re Daier and Ernie Felice ear With no “& © DOOR. 77 000 actual miles Sell er trade. FE 30630 | matic, radio. hester, white > “side | FTE al] tires chrome wheels Per. | DODGE ‘54 DEMO LOADED with| * extras. One 2 and twe 6 fect condition Cell Carkners MI | 1960 FORD TUDOR VERY oh geal | adio 9445 “It’s the Biggest Thing in Town!” THEY GOTTA GO! O. K. SALE Bargains Galore Rock-Bottom Prices Our Gigantic sale has already convinced our customers that prices are at an all-time ww for top used car value Everything ts bargain priced to move fast. We need the room! Drive home an “O K. USED ort iy backed by our famous warranty CHEVROLET STUDEBAKER 1984 TUDOR LICENSE NUM- 1949 STARLITE COUPE BER EH 91-48 CENSE NUMBER AG to $1,489 $347 CHEVROLET NASH 1958 SUBURBAN. LICENSE Shae TSP See, eam, $989 : BUICK Vy a CHEVROLET BIO ONEATER Oe APteey «19 CONVERTIBLE WITH Ra. O10. AND HEATER A REAL CENSE NUMBER EU 54- ry NICE ONE. LICENSE NUMBER nb BS 89-78. $ 1,687 $498 PACKARD . 1982 TUDOR RADIO AND FORD HEATER LICENSE NUMBER 18 CAB AND CHASSIS EM 04-86 295 HENRY |] CHEVROLET a . : 1982 PANEL TRUCK. LICENSE 95) TWO DOOR OVERDRIVE % & sow Tres Licensg “UMBER 70-43 CA NUMBER GC 94-26 $595 6595 : CHEVROLET (HEVROLET 1963 SPORT COUPE wrt RA. : iw 10. HE AS PHI NEATED AND POWER Ceicg: «OID. WALI. TIRES. LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER DJ 69-81 NUMBER BE 71-19 $595 $1,180 CHIEN ROLELI WILLYS 195) CONVERTIBLE RADIO 1983 STATION WAGON PRONT HPATER & POWERGLIDE LI- CENSE NUMBER BJ 983-00 $1.189 WHEFL DRIVE LICENSE NUM- BER DF 50-34 Ps if STUDEBAKER MERCURY 196! V-8 ENOINE. LICENSB 1981 CLUB COUPE RADIO. NUMBER AP 90-61. MEATER OVERDRIVE LI- $ RY CENSE NUMBER CU 04-35 CHEVROLET ; : : 1952 SEDAN WITH RADIO, FORD V-8 HEATER AND POWER GLIDER 1951 *¥O DOOR. LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER EE 47-60 NU MBER VE 18-95 + HUDSON FORD STA. WAGON 1949 LICENSE NUMBER THIS I8 A NICE 1946 MODEL. KP 24-30 $187 LICENSE NUMBER EL 60-61. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry | SEE THESE BARGAINS AT — Michigan's Finest Used Cars WOODWARD AT43 MILE ROAD LIncoln 5-1100 REVERSE CHARGES | $295 TOPS in OLIVER In a recent sales campaign SALES How? $495 ‘S31 Ford 2 dr, radio and heater h SL Stude., 2 dr., radio, heater, good tires. h Very easily, at the lowest prices possible. SALES BUICK conducted by Buick Motor Division, Oliver Buick placed FIRST IN by selling to you Read and compare. NO DOWN PAYMENT on the Following— $395 30 Buick 2 dr., radio, eater, Dynaflow. $265 49 Plym. Sedan, radio, eater, good mileage. "50 Hudson Sedan. radio and heater 4 $295 49 Buick 2 dr, heater, top shape. $195 ‘47 Pontiac Sedan, ra- dio, heater, no rust. $165 ‘$6 Pontiac Coupe, good paint, radio and heater. $245 49 Ford 2 dr.. radio, heater, remember no down payment. t NEW BUICK radio, OLIVER OPEN ‘TIL 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. $495, ‘50 Chevrolets—2 dr. & dr.—take your pick. $495 50 Ford 2 dr., radio, heater, clean car. $295 "47 Chevrolet 2 dr., ra- dio, heater, a sharpie. $495 ‘51 Dodge 1 ton pickup, good tires and motor. $95 "34 Chevrolet good paint, no rust, 5 Coupe. ires. FOR ‘55 ON DISPLAY TODAY BUICK 10 P. M. FE 2-9101 “WALKIN' THE DEALI Ain't putting on no Mule putting out some— “BEST IN WHEELS ‘SO Studebaker ‘SI Ford Crestliner $699 ‘32 Ford 4 door ‘48 Ford 9 foot stake ...... ‘52 Ford % ton pickup .... MIdwest 4-¥7500 | | Jorden 4-6266 HORSE” TURNER N’' MAN FROM BIRMINGHAM Race, but he’s shore Bodacious Buys Harold Turner, Ford AND DEALS” ‘A-] BUYS’ ‘49 Ford 2 door > deci $244 B cyl wo... .. $299 ‘53 Ford Ranch Wagon ‘52 Dodge 4 dr.... .$799 ; ¢ B cyl pues? 52 Chevrolet '50 De Soto Hardtop ..... $944 IP we cae $59 P ‘ Hardtop ' 47 Gidemobite ‘31 Ford 2 door Sedan ........ $144 SSO ee S44 451 Nash Sedan... $399 "530 Buick 2 door - ; ‘50 Oldsmobile 88, 9 DEINE ccoxnes 2 door ......- $544 "$4 Ford 2 door. .$1,244 46 Pontiac 2 door. .$99 ‘50 Kaiser 4 door. $144 ‘48 Pontiac 2 door $144 ‘32 Ford Hardtop. .$944 50 Pontiac Convertible ... $444 ey speed axle, 3x5 box $1,495 8 cyl . $899 31 Mercury 2 door $599 ‘$9 Plymouth 2 door ....... $299 3 Ford 2 door BS cyl. wo... $899 TRUCKS ‘33 Ford % ton Express .. ‘53 Chev. 2 ton dump, 2 ‘$46 GMC 13 ton pickup .... sesccceccesccces -$IZS sed0ocoudcanecoac. tA HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG- LOTS 4645S. Woodward, 134 Milé & Woodward Birmingham Lincoln 7-4000 {: — ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS, _FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 _FORTY-TWO Community Motor Sales EXAMPLES: 1933 CHRYSLER a Sa Se aaa ames ~ i . | For Sale Heed Cars 91) For Sale Used Cars a _ For Sale Used Cars 91) For Sale Used Cars au) For Sale Used Cars 91 F - Oe ee |” te —— = , | $2 HUDSON SHARP $695 MR | PONTIA. ¢ 3 VOOR 6 CYLIN- Prom. ap 84 DELUXE 2 DOOR ° | Schroil_ FE $4161 der very ory] condition. $175 hydr'matic radio heater many | HU” 10r 1950 CHEAP, 301 6 | _cesh. EM +H —______ | _eatras 8600 miles FE #1 Get Set | LARRY Edit 1953 PONTIAC, ‘ ‘BOGE, DELUXE. | ‘47 PONTIAC ? 2 DOOR. STREAM. | . (663 MERCURY 2 DOOM. EXCEL | Ligh! ive Syeccomesh. 61206. | pies Good condition. Eves. FE : ; | lent condition Merco-matic and Z ee — . } | f W EROME | ti One owner. Phone PONTIA ‘$4 SUPER DELUXE | 3¢° PONTIAC, 2 DR TAN or inter i R J F : D : ret he . : i — sedan Fully equipped. FE h)aramatic, radio, = ae fee : . s ‘or ler | i954 4 CUR Y, MONTEREY. _ 2-452) - side walls, low mileage | super- With a Good Ustd Car | *°% mechan a) ee a ee ke we ae | Big PORTIES WEG DELUXE, | _‘isvr's car 50 Ellwood FE 2-2358 for equity EM 3-9175 of radio beater apd other acces-| 54 PONTIAC. 8 HY DRAMATIC = Krom | Seed ries Teo tone bi FE 49601 . EM 35-8446. Lat ba ue blue = deluxe 2 tone paint white Ns 30 MERCURY ? DOOR $10 DOWN i peg = excellent condition. i owner. OL ° & assume payments 464 8 Wood. | Pr = AC 1954 CHIEFTAIN 2 2-244! Com mM unity ward Birminghad ye setae afr dramatic white bd | D 1952 NASH RAMBIER COUNTRY * P* (eee soe “ i twits inte Guuc See, 1 OOe nde on: Ae 7058 SAd ES Hows Very easily, by selling to you a Radio. heater overdiive and | ‘ied se1. power brakes FE Won ita os an rt eg it the lowest prices possible. Read d ‘ Custom Tudor Ra 1 ae “. “ 3 - iy Bees Pree) : Ps se late exaras 8h nine o1N i oOWwest Pric possible. an compare. g : , : ‘ me : 600. 48 = PONTIAC GOOD COND "$2 CHEVROIL FI ee eee ee me ML reasonavie Call after ¢ pm FE. '033 PONTIAC DELUXE EXCEL B@tyline Deluxe Club Coupe Jet - 546 after i | 5-008 lent condition low mileage. Adio . 12 . aginaw t or heater Shite sice — deca te men CLEAN | BoNTIAC 54. GREEN 4 DR 8 forts "Entetenston” eiaten, 3 DOWN REQUIRED : : Star-Chie’ Hydra PE N - LES B © reasonable offer refused FE $845 LAKE ORION MOIOR SALES ere ’ ' ’ Ds . M-24 at Buckhorn ! MY 2-26!1 - 22155 after 6 pm_ or anytime Guan ale Gaon F USTOM 1952/1853 PONTIAC 8 2 DOOR LIKE Saturday and Sunday : on t e O Oo VV Ing e or Ingman S ot ’<) BUICK l 46 Hydrematic @# door Heater peal ane 10 GOO mile $1350 MA a ee 1953 DELUXE CATA- ; s i speaker radio Low mileage x Y a = Une dramatic. 2 tone dark ; elilent conditie : ¥- 2706 ( } m ; & light blue : 'c . Super’ Riviere, 4 door ‘radio r) ots ‘ es ai FAN IN rune Ch sian tanec, ae | ye mr sie ORE | $1695 $3095 54 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ‘SI Nash 4 Dr. beater aero F RD , Seay Belling) capa rues Reg lower White top All access | PONTIAC 54 “DELUXE CHIEF psa byenrnd eae Pia be Statesman model with radio 5 : z ‘i like new r ¢5070 861 Dwight tain x ’ 7 ‘c ; ’ rea u clear-tone radio heater one of the best value ; “0 eee pane “a [en ‘ a = fully cuulpped low 33 Buick Riviera Hard 54 Buick -4 dr Road- — le best heater. Tinted you've over seen . OO _ pire: _ - a 7 a 8439 miles on it. . heate iramatic Ciood + PONTIAC ‘50 2 . top. radio, heater, green Glass. Only z ‘SO PACKARD Station Wagon on ee ee ee ae 1954 PONTIAC BIUE CON |” Suh S Hhydeciwatio ote al nop “oe ater. § taster, radio, heater, $1,675 $639 “100 Series” @ door, radio heat 92) OLDS SUPFR 88 FULLY | white F ic Or tame pp tiay | meee Sewer Cot oe ie and ai Dynaflow power steer f 0 . 2 I Dé : : ‘ hi sia- is yc woo ake Oric Y2 :s 4 ~ @r. automatic transmission ef ga hla a eb: mati, radio heater and ' Se STARC hea . SOOR at pRE. | "s ‘49 Plymouth 4 Dr $245 fe ee oie : KR $10 maer Seceus! SE aes mac and other accessories Low | mg, all the extras. 53 Chevrolet Radio, heater, light green fin- 1920 gh prints age u —— ae —___ | _mileage Like new FE 5-8196 $1395 Bel Air @ door sedan, sungold ish. Ready to go. Woodward. Birmingham CNet. rensceabie call One MILE” STUDEBAKER ‘53 CHAMPION | olga ar omeretide, Paice $339 — age easonable af after ) E Ao = es ~ 49 CADILLAC LARRY — | sgiipnaconntoue onan | tau Bo teats tate || '52 Buick Super 4 dr, $1995 nae eee Fleetwood ¢ door radio, heater low mileage Clean. throughout, | 83 PONTIAC ¢ DOOR DELUXE | MI esi" . radio, heater, Dyna- - ‘ Ow, Oo choose trom, , The family sure would like this $0 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE | PONTIAC: '34 Fe Se PETERSON radio, heater, real val beauty and it won't deflate your : = 4 ew top new white wall al ’ ’ ai value. ' . Pa, tt) savings. Rochester Ford Dea'er afler 6 pm FE 2-409 1953 PONTIAC 4 DOOR. RADIO 196) Keer ¢ door SO Cadillac “62 $370 "49 "AR PH OL 1-971! 195 ) AND (4Pd heater directional signals rit nee our : 49 PACKARD ‘FOR MORF THAN w YFARS A)” wren gee ua seat covers 15.000 miles stand. | 1953 Willys Sedan “iq te nnn ee Radio heater overdrive . ry” dee hes d shift 5.49 1951 Katser @ door senan that means business. Clean and 4 mu GOOD PLACE ©°O BLY aid pain: Will sac era $1 100_ PE 5-5243 1949 Kaiser 4 aoor -etan "<3 ) v4 has received careful attention 52 Chevrol ? Dr ive for $325. FE @-4525 BY OWNER "ise STARCHIEF ¢ 1951 Henry J 4 door 33 Chev 2dr Bel Air, 31 Op ; . A bargain at this special price ” ae “t- > ION ¢ agoor deluxe sedan tadio heater KAISFR SALFS Ti = F 5 . at; a - eiuxe mode Tadio jeater : vntt Pag bet ON, AtY 7 aad plers' oot other extras Phone 16 AUBURN eee i rt fyi adio and heate | ontiac Catalina, 2 $1.495 sharp as a tack low mileage 42 CADILLAC LYMOUTH 49 4 DOOR RUNS PR 44324 Call after 6 pm tone blue, Hydramatic \ $809 Club Coupe radio. heater & Fy- P| ae ? g Bods zh $198 340 Bald - ws "49 Pontiae if Dr vin A 8 1431 C ac “eames $345 eames ivs6 ms, TH 4 DOOR EX $8 J oe heater , nrdrewss e ‘47 Pontiac 4 Dr . : Wi) ‘ elent condition 12 Thorpe Scott Lake d IN THIS "vad - from he male Radio & heater. : PLYMOUTH 1951 4 DOOR GOOD : leater, Dy naflow. ~ = $245 Ply outh condition FE $-3277 oer “| _ 52 Chevrolet 30 Olds. “88” 4 Dr mM PLYMOUTH 1940. GOOD O R | Air Hardtop, radio. heater 4 dott 4 t th | | considered. bv individual. Pontiac | Powerglide. premium whitewall = sere — op ¥ 49 FORD Cranbrook 4 Dr. | Press Box 58 _ $1095 tires, beautiful a finish $589 : —— ~ with @ mile-high ‘ Station Wagon radio & heater SMART APPEARANCE | . 31 Chev. Deluxe 4 dr, ‘52 Pontiac 2 dr., radio | 1,145 $395 | foal ECOWOMY = “Sunday | ee eae radio, heater, dark 9g ain 46 Stude. 4 D coe sie She! | ME Beles coe, SS a : heater, Deluxe ‘8: 4 De ee L +] un , “5 = ADDED pleasure the radio 1948 DeSoto fordor 138 00 green finish 46 De Soto 2 Dr. parat eal s eueeenl i 47 DODGE and hester ore offered at 1950 ptr ig gg pes A comfortable sedan Working- $5 down | no additional cost This fine 1950 ymout a Fordor man's special—$5 down Deluse 3 door with radio & hest | = FAMILY CAR te yours for | 1990 Hudson Sedan 79 00 $995 $149 . $145 only 1951 Pivy Cambridge Fordor 49 60 : $2195 129 Ct d di $179 » 1950 Ply Concord Tudor - 150 00 26 lev. Sedan, radio a 1950 Ply Crnpre Cl Cpe 158 00 "g : ~ < ! : - = 30 Chevrolet 4 Dr 1 1952 Piymouth Concord Tudor 179 50 Na Buick 4 d pes lat, > ? y , 33 Chevrolet If you need dependeble trans | , eater, 2 tone gray. eg ’°$1 STUDE. V- 8 | foe Wie ce trabreed ment Dynaflow, hyht blue . % tom pickup. Shiny green = that looks good—this oa 1952 DeSoto V rdor 278 00 OS color Loads of good miles to mmander Btartite Coupe. eee | | 1952 DeSoto Custom Fordor 219 00 finish go $4169 & automatic transm.ssion. 95 Down 1953 _—— 5. Fordor 379 00 $495 7 $795 Bs 5 ; —_ : / ; 1953 DeSoto V-8 Yordor 398 00 . iN, SCHUTZ MOT ORS INC | 1853 Chevrolet Fordor 278 00 ec re . . 1954 DeSoto V-? iSpts ‘Dem: 5889 00 i) 5 ont. 4 ; i . : 33 Ford 2 Door , . “ gant Fivneet D Dealer 1934 DeSoto V-8 Fordor iNew) 550 00 An of the M Th $6 <) 50 Pont. 4 dr., radio, 49 Pontiac 4 Dr. Tein woe ail pay vow pack © 51 BUICK OPEN se 9 a y ore an SPECIAL $1 Buick heater, only one of Hydramatic. radio. heater new hundred times in good solid Riviere Coupe, radio. beater & ‘TIL9O PN : APANL = ° ule “ . 2 tone green paint transportation It's a beauty! whitewalls. ____ Por Your Convenience Sed. Radio, heater. Low these at this price. $389 $1,079 $1,050 FORD 34 V4 CUSTOMLINE. 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The CBS panel quiz is simple in format and modest in cost yet consistently is high in audience popularity ratings in competition with more lavish shows costing twice as much, or more. The show, first aired Feb. 2, 1950, has spawned many imitations although ft in turn is somewhat reminiscent of the older Twenty Questions. John Daly, moderator, and Dorothy Kilgallen, panelist, are THE PONTIAC PBESS, FRIDAY, NOVEM = a acai ee Quiz Rated Tops on TV “charter members” from the first telecast, Panelist Ariene Francis | has been on since the second. Com. | edian Fred Allen and publisher Bennet Cerf round out the current panel Producer Gil Fates wisely keeps the visual distractions to a mini- mum so the viewer can concen- trate on the game, in which the panelists by their questions try to guess the occupation of the guest. It would be difficult to put your ffnger on just what makes show click. The alertness and af- fability of the panel members, simplicity of the game and the humorous situations all are fac- tors On the latest show, for example, the laugh was on Dorothy Kilgal- len, who failed to recognize Lt. Harold I. Gold, of the New York Fire Department, who had put out a fire in her apartment on one occasion. Not long ago the guest was a repeater who had been on | before, but went unrecognized by the pane! But the celebrity guests usually TABULATE POPULATION—Hunget map of the world hangs behind them as the Robert Cooks puzzle over population figures. Missing From Pen Deer To Death at Refuge ST. HELEN, Mich. w—Alfalfa| of his pen to accept cigarettes and | the deer is missing and presumed | other dainties from his admirers dead—victim of a meat-hungry murderer. ; blications featured Alfalfa and | What happened to Alfalfa is as | *T PU nasty a bit of business as you're | he became quite a ham as far as likely to find in the annals of crimes against animals The big, 200-pound | buck was the prize exhibit at the | Ogemaw Game Refuge, north of | St. Helen The eight point | Many of the deer pictures used {in conservation magazines and oth- photographers were concerned. The evidence shows that Al- falfa was killed last Saturday night—the 13th. So the crime was committed | while honest hunters were on their Censecvation peeple | way north preparing for the open- learned a lot about deer trom studying his feeding habits. Al- ing of the deer season Just before he went to bed that are easy pickings for the panelists | falfa had been around for four or | night, Lawrence Ryle, manager of although they wear blindfolds for | five years and was one of the He was a particular favorite with “8% hale and hearty. Elizabeth Taylor before guessing | the children. Although it was ad- | Ryle, who lives only about 250 her identity, although she used a | mitted he could be onery at times, |Y#"d8 away heard no disturbances ———— - only one ‘‘no” from British actress hillbilly accent. Alfalfa would trot over to the edge °° fun shots during the night In| © Heevy Bumper © Weter-tight © * Reinforced Seems Edges Ha ge _ SHOE STORE IN BASEMENT We're Still Remodeling So Please Excuse Our Dust Just a reminder to Your Christmas Gifts Early. May we suggest Stanley Tools — Sunbeam — Revere Ware — Toastmaster Toasters. Shop Suburban and Save! TOM’S ‘SPORTING GOODS Bvenings ‘til 7 — Open Sunday 9:30 - 2:00 1751 Orchard Lake Bd. West of ralghaETE Se FE 5-2424 |the game refuge, strolled by the | Pen and noted that the big deer | the morning, Alfalfa was gone. The fence | the | it and escaped. Investi- discovered a hole had someone tried to cut vation officers and police theorize There is a county highway only about 60 feet from the pen so it would have been easy enough to dray the carcass to a waiting car or truck Conservation workers have hung a picture of Alfalfa on the fence with @ note explaining to his friends and admirers what probab- ly happened. People in the area are pretty riled up abotit the thing Police are studying footprints and tire marks found in the vicini- ty. They'd like to catch whoever killed Alfalfa and throw the book at him. Meanwhile, they have a message | for the person who only admired | Alfalfa as a prospective hunk of | venison They hope you choke. Vera-Ellen to Wed Oilman Rothschild SANTA MONICA, Calif, w —, Dancer Vera-Elien and oilman Vic- tor Rothschild plan to be married | tonight at St. Paul's Lutheran | Church in the San Fernando Valley. They obtained a marriage license |here yesterday. Both gave their | ages as 31. Rothschild said this will be his first marriage. Vera- | Vera Ellen Rohe, on the license | application, was divorced from | | dancer Robert C. Hightower in 1946 Mitzi Gaynor, Mate | Honeymoon in East | SAN FRANCISCO, #—Fiim star Mitzi Gaynor, 23, and publicity | Tt was ‘their first marriage Sor 5 have | the deer was killed with a hammer | 6:30--WIR. Reynolds or club and then dragged outside. | BER 19, 1954 | | | -- Today's Television Programs - - Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 89—CKLW-TV TONIGHT'’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Schools Out.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (4) Time for Mu- McVey in “Fifty Dollar Bill.” (9) Film. TBA (4) Death Valley Days. ‘‘Black Bart,”’ tale of old West. (2) News Ace. Ken Cline, Van Patrick. . :45—(9) Frankie Conners. Music. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- ett R. Phelps. :00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet show. (9) Boston Blackie. Blackie learns of accidental rob- bery. (4) Star Playhouse. .Tom McCallister as GI on furlough ~~ Believe Hunters Clubbed 32.7 ""."""" in “Operation Riviera.”” (2) Fa- vorite Story The Magician,” Menjou 15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News capture of gun runner. (9) Friendly Theater. Paul Dale “It's a Small World.”” (4) Eddie Fisher. Songs. (2) News. Doug | Edwards. Interview with French premier Mendes-France. 7:45—(4) News Caravan Cameron Swayze. (2) Como. Songs :00—(7) Ozzie and Harriet. Neigh- bor throws “Come As You Are’’ party. (4) George Gobel and his guitar guest. (2) Mama. Dagmar pre- John Perry pares to join church on eve of |! World War I 8:30—(7) Ray Bolger Show. Ray disguises himself as Italian mo- vie director. (4) Life of Riley. He ) flirts with numerology. William Bendix. (2) Topper. He goes to Washington on a ‘Secret Mis- sion."’ -- Today's | Programs furnished by stations listed im thie columm are subject te change without notice. | CKLW, (see) sic. Jane Palmer sings. (2) Rocky King. “All Cats Are Gray.”’ 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. 6:30—(7) Heart of City. Patrick Jack Carson. | }9:00—(7) Dollar a Second Quiz. , SATURDAY MORNING | (9) To Be Announced. (4) Big |9:15—(4) News Story. Plea to help dying prison- |9:30—(4) Mr. Wizard er recalls 20-year-old news story. | (2) Playhouse of Stars. Academy | . . Award Winner Anthony Quinn | '@:60—(7) Back to God. (4) Happy | stars in “The Long Trail.”’ Holly Ranch. (2) Wayne Univer- (9:30—(7) The Vise. Long forgotten| sity | love letters cause violence in 10:30—17) Smilin’ Ed “The Secret Place.” (9) The . > 5 ee Norths. “The Man Who Came to | '0:45—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons Murder,’ Barbara Britton. Rich- 11:9@—(7) Space Patrol! ard Denning. (4) Dear Phoebe (4) Rough Riders. (2) Sinema Newspaper comedy with Peter ae Lawford. (2) Our Miss Brooks |!!:'—(2) Cartoons Five come to share one small 11:36—(7) Cowboy Show 2) Ab- squab with Connie. Eve Arden. |10:00—(7) Passport to Danger Cesar Romero finds adventure bott and Costello. SATURDAY AFTERNOON in “Turkey."’ (9) Chance of Life- | 12:00—(7) time. Four Esquires try for| Party. (4) RFD No. 4 (2) Big fourth win. (4) Cavalcade of = Top Sports. Eight-round middle ,, ore Theat weight bout: Floyd Patterson 12:38 1) Saturday Home Theater vs. Willie Troy. from Madison 1:00—(2) Lone Ranger Square Garden. (2) The Line-Up 1:18—17) Pre-Game Tramp aids in solution of homi . cide, Warner Anderson. Tom $:30—'7) Football Unele John Tully star ny Coons 10:30—(7) Sherlock Holmes Ron- ':45—'9) Prayer, Billboard | ald Howard in “Pennsylvania | 2:99—19) Big Four Football Gun.” (9) Follow That Man. | Don McLeod Ralph Bellamy in “Hot Fur.” | — _ . is (2) “I Led Three Lives.” Rich. | 500 _estern Feature 2) ard Carlson | eee: i 4:00—(7) Scoreboard (2) Movie 10:45—(4) Greatest Moments in Party Sports. Y Berra guest — os! '4:15—(7) Madison Square Garden 11:600—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) | National News. (4) News. (2) 4:30—(7) Public Service. (9) Film | there Sept. 6, 1953. News vm | But Dr. Bassett claimed to have . | 4:45—(7) Scoreboard. (4) Vocal confronted a ‘Miss X” in Chicago | 11:15—(7) Theater. W “om id Varieties |who he said admitted that in re- an in “Rendezvous 24.” (9) . wae Neighbor ee Preston |5:00—(7) Heart of Detroit. (9) jturn for pay a. of her — Foster, Arline Judge in ‘‘Sensa-| Wild Bill Hickok. (4) Industry |™ent and medical expenses ; : Hunters * 4a) little ‘ae Parade | had turned over to Mrs. Bassett ton ; a baby girl born to her Music (2) "eature Theater | 6: 15—(4) Garden Show j This, the psychiatrist contends Jom etend fy \Trekohact- | §:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) West- | is the child which his wife says ’ | : . his a | ern Feature. (4) Michigan Con- ‘8 h a dligg Tonight. Variety nan | werweiian Dr. Wolf W. Zuelzer and Dr Steve Allen. Woody Herman, Julius Putzky of Children’s Hos- 6:45—(4) Michigan Report Bob and Ray. guests. Radio Programs - - ww, (se) WXYZ, (It) WIR, (768) WCAR, (1138) WIBK. (1498) TONIGHT 10:06 -WJR Tennessee Erate | 8:00—WJR. Jack White 12:18—WJR. Parm Digest | WWJ Boxing WWJ, Hummin’ Along WWJ, Muste 600-WJR. News WXYZ, Football Rally WXYZ, News, Wolf WCAR, Noondsy Caller WWJ, News | CKLW, Harry Plannery CKLW, Devid WXYZ, Wattrich-McK | News 1t:380—WJR, Muste CKLW, Sports WJBK. McLeod 6:15—-WJR. Clark Quartet WwwJ, Bud Lynch j WXYZ, Lee Smits CKLW, Eddie Chase wJBK WWJ. Mulholland WXYZ, Bil! CKLW Ster 10:15—CKLW, H’woed Date 16.36 WJIR WWJ, Sports 10: 4S—WXYZ. Top ef Towns Ww Ferm & Home 8:15—WJR, Music Mal! WXYZ, American Farmer Curteis Time WCAR, Coffee With Clem Highlights WCAR. Harmony Hal! Top ef Town 6:38—WW) Egbert & Ummly | — News Houseperty 0:5— WWJ. News BATURDAY AFTERNOON WCAR, Radio Revival | 1:08 WJR. City Hospita) Dream Music | 9:08—WJR. Wm Gheehen WWJ. Pigskin Prevue ; WWJ, Minute Parade CKLW. News, Music WJBK. Dinner Music 11:@@—WIR News WXYZ, Ed McKenzie WXYZ, News. Ney WW News CKLW, News, Music | WJBK, News, George 6:48—WJR. Lowell Thomas WXYZ. Sports Top WJBK, News, McLeod 1 WCAR, News, Hal! WXYZ Pridays Musie CKLW, Van Kures WCAR, News. Rhythm WJBK Gentile 1.16—WWJ. U of M Game 7:08—WJR. Quest House 9 IS_WJR. Mee Hawks | CKLW. MBC Game WWJ) Three Star S—WJIR_ Pro-Piie CKLW. Sat Music WXYZ, Red Bkeiton nt WW! Bruce Mayer 138 WJR. Gunsmoke CKLW, Fulton Lewis CKLW. Manhattan Muste 6:30—WJR, Mra Page WXYZ, Shake Maracas WJBK, L. Gentile | CKLW. St. Francis Hour WCAR, News, Hall ve ws Meese | WwxYZ. News's 9:45_WIR_ Living | 2:@6—WJR. N TD t CKLW. Quy Nunn YE. Nees, Top) peagees) a ove, ae WJBK ke ‘Shaw CKLW. Frank MeKelier CKLW,. Blinkey Adventures WXYZ, Music Auto WCAR, Ratio Temple WCAR. News, Hall 7:38—WJR Choraliers —_ WW) Rews 10:08—WJR. Carden Oste 2:15—-WJR. Pigskin Preview WXYZ, Lone Range: | SATURDAY MORNING WWJ, Btoryiand | WXYZ Pre-Game CKLW, Geodrie! Heater . CKLW. News. Bder Party WIEK. Tom Geeree 6:00 WIR. Jim Vinell WCAR, News. Temple 2:30_WJR, Notre Dame WW) News Hummis’ WXYZ. Notre Dame Game 7:43 WIR E£ R Murrew | WXYZ. Saturday Sendoff 10:15—WJR. Top for Today! WCAR. Hall, @porte Parade WWJ, 1 Mans Family CKLW. Toby David WWJ, Musica! -fouth CKLW. Army's Voice WJBK Gentile Binge 8:00—WJIR. Crime Photog WWJ. Dinah Shore WXYZ, Show Stoppers } } 6:15— WR WCAR. Coffee | @46—WCAR. Harmony fall 10: 30—WJR. Gaeien Drake ; WW), Road Show WXYZ, Space Patro! Melody Roundup 8 06—WCAR, News. Carousel LW r rein 3 3e0_WwJB CKLW, Counterspy €30-WJR. Voice of Agricit wean cae” cto <. Ben MeLose 8:15—WW/J. Prank inetre wae. tee Daves | €00—WWJ. Scores. Come WXYZ. Show World | €:45—WWJ. News 10:45—CKLW Here's Health ale — —— ' J : ) Neves, arouse 8 38—WJR, Godfrey Digest | WXYZ. News, Sencoff 11:00—WJR. Robert Q Lewis Toscanini Will Conduct Verdi Opera as Finale MILAN, Italy We—Arturo Tosca- nini will conduct a special per- formance of Giuseppe Verdi's opera ‘‘Falstaff’’ at the opening this winter of the Little Scala, an experimental and rehearsal theater | Ellen, who used her legal name #earing completion beside the fa- mous La Scala Opera House. A friend said the performance would be the famous conductor's last. Toscanini retired last April as leader of the NBC Symphony Orchestra and has not conducted since. 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Murphy that his | Wife faked the birth records of the child in an attempt to estab- lish that a child was born of their marriage | bloed tests in determining pa- | ternity suits. . , ed in September 195] Mc e's Saturday |“*re marr eerie s Setreny | hah mad obperaded Jun. 4. 008k Dr 20 a quarrelsome that to his knowledge no children were Louise and traveled extensively outside Mich- (2) | igan j year, he said, she told him he was the father of a child born in Chi- cago pital in Detroit and Miss Patricia Powell, a testified that on the basis of blood | | tests Dr. Bassett could not have FORTY-THREE Detroit Experts Report Psychiatrist Not Father of Disputed Baby Dr Bassett, 44, who | Louis H. 12, and seeking a divorce, said in hearing before Circuit Open 9 A. M. “HD P.M. See the Beautiful Sylvania TV: 21” Model $179.95 up al CONDON'S Radice & TV Sales & Service 127 S. 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