Se pre aS Me & s , =. ~~ AU * *: Solons fo Probe. Five Categories of Accusations — Censure Hearings on August 31 WASHINGTON ( AP )— A special Senate committee today announced five cate- gories of charges on which it will start public hearings next Tuesday on the ques- tion of whether the Senate should censure Sen. Mc- Carthy (R-Wis). .__Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), chairman of the bipartisan six member committee, said |. the charges. seemed to be “the most important” of 46 filed by three senators who have that McCarthy’s conduct be officially con- demn ‘AN, TUESDAY, UST. =a Bt - He Ld otk a Outline Charges Against McCarthy 24, 1954-28 PAGES Li weed” . cs ai fe. eee teen i " | & ¥ ‘a x ‘ a i ae - F sy, LEY x : .> : a Pe Ss Z = 2 ia bas _— lt glee ae r. ; or PS 5 Z * - ¥ sub-zero cold test Cooling Prevue of December Motoring se, st ID CS i + ~ at his vacation President Signs Historic Bill Qutlawing Commie Party DENVER (AP) — President Eisenhower today signed legislation outlawing the Communist party. The history-making measure the President approved here also is designed to crack down on Red-infiltrated labor unions. Eisenhower signed the bill in his tiny second-floor Russia Protests Holding of Spy Soviet Source Reports Note to U.S. Charges Coercion of Rastvorov WASHINGTON (INS)—A Soviet source said today that Moscow has accused the U. S. of coercion to keep former Russian intelligence agent Yuri Rastvorov from. return- ing to the Soviet Union. The source said a messenger from the Soviet Embassy in Wash- ington delivered a note to the State 1a gHThj i Bue The Soviet source said the note first. ~~} asked-for-information- about-Rast- vorov’s whereabouts last Feb, 15 and did not get an answer for six months, Attlee Chats With Mao - Peiping radio announced office at the Lowry Air Force Base administration build- to approve the bill with i f did not ask, was /an- pounced by Prete Secitry ames y hower’s vaca heddquar- Administration doubts about the bill — revised before /it passed to overcome a principal objection— were based whether it would “propagan- gress enthusiastically passed it on State Council of Ch In Today's Press Biveninghem |... . 0 enehnssaciicess bj Bob Compidine.. .. 6c. cece cue 4 GOs, bios 5a ce cpt ecceedsecssvened 4 Soren Coane hr me Or. 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Wil- liams is contemplating an emer- gency call of at least 666 national guardsmen to help control Michi- gan highways over the Labor Day weekend, State police and guard officials The guardsmen will be mostly military policemen who are ac- —" uUamrrt, President Lauds Record of GOP 83rd Congress Urges Voters to Batk Administration So All Plans Can Be Realized dent Eisenhower told the nation’s voters last night the Republican 83rd Con- gress chalked up a fine rec- He urgéd them to remem- ber that when they go to mm |the polls in the November _elections. - a nationwide radio and television address, the Pres- }Yace of collapse of defense army talks at Brus- sels said. The great statesmen of Europe are his friends, he said, and-*‘they want peace as much as you and I ‘t be too discouraged,” he i d fi oF dtfte ‘th i DENVER (AP) — Presi-| ord toward assuring a/ Fjstronger, better America. __Vargas Is Suicide _ Quit at Dawn | Tense Political Situation RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) —Brazil’s old iron man, BE i it ges oH take ;humbie all that T wished from Harvie Ward, Stranahan Win Wednesday Clash Set Fills Vacancy 7 il i i I +H rf] THE i rs 3 i i fy A 5 { k i é Ege} ~ ihe i push (Continued on Page 2, Col. Can See Island Up by Victories This Morning By GUY MOATS Promise of one top match for the 3rd round in the United States Amateur golf championship at Country Club of Detroit was seen | in the victories this morning for ‘Harvie Ward;- San--Franciseo;: and, Warg defeated James W, Vick- ers of Wichita, Kan., l-up in a bitter struggle, Stranahan defeat- ed Ray Watson, dr., of Kansas City, Me., 2 and 1, Ward and Stranahan meet in Wednesday's Srd round match starting at 8 Lawrence Farrell, executive sec it ir i ese 5 : ‘Being Defended Sec. Dulles Says -U.S. Would Be Justified in Formosa Strategy WASHINGTON (®—Secretary of / i i } Hills, who defeated Ray A. Gra- ham, Westbury, Long Island, N.Y., 6 and 5. i | ; ot Bree rete : its : rE Harding Jr., Norbeck. Md. © _ —- Ea =e. Cloudburst Follows Heat; rireund | More of Each Due.in City _ A cloudburst about Ta. m. today slowed traffic on at least two highways and dumped a quarter of an inch of water on the Pontiac area in approximately 15 minutes. The rainstorm came on the heels of a heat wave that d the mercury h for this year. weather to 95 degrees here yesterday, a new re-. until to Make Vargas. Friday. Greater thunder _ St SE ee ad ieee ’ Oe oe te rs z f - re. es Bese. te ey ; f ci id e Ly ea cheat eg 0 ys THE PONTIAC PRES pate eee 4 eo ~ Elimination of inl rsection Moves One Step Closer Hunter, - In terms of dollars and cents, Egbert will confer with the Oakland County Road Commission and the Secony-Vacuum Oil Co., owner of the northern end. of the property involved. , While not yet formally ap- of annex- s » i | ri : : ¢ i (Continued From Page One) rT e z ' z The Weather Lat cae sp vicunty — Partly Wondeedey, Low tonight 70.14. Ww wy * ay. High eaneceay , Teday in Pontiac - pr e 8 am. Lewest 72. Moon sete Tu y at 6:09 pm Maen flees Wetnestay ofS: cm mene a oer eoeee,- 8 12 m.. 5... i eee gt iz > wb eeeeeses af srsetrrg) TPB reese in Pontiac ) 4—-—§ nysermanelll F nanneneneneneneenned One Year tm Pentiae Rages “lemperaiants cerns $8 Nn ged +etoe Gorceseseee 13.4 sewage” i ¥ guavas ‘ “ 1940 Monday's — ie: gs : ifre. 3: - ‘ aa 2 1 esgii ao ship Circle of the Women’s Society. . * - The annual conference of the Ike Lauds Record of 83rd Congress (Continued From Page One) these But he added that his is “‘a hv- man administration" which hasn't placed “the pocketbook above the heart.”’ He defined his domestic program this way: “It has been q liberal program in all those things that bring the | federal government into contact with the individual; ... it tries to be human, considerate and ; | sympathetic. “But when it comes to the econ- omy of this country, your pocket- book and your taxes, it tries to be conservative."’ fs I Fy ef v8) 5 : Es He z 3 3 Pontiac Motor Co. in Pontiac. | a On What polit, hie pointed to enact. 3Grass Blazes _ Keep Bloomtield ' Firemen Hopping BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Three grass fires within four hours fire here on yesterday. the men 5 3 z i a FE = # ment was summoned. A third fire took place on Hic- kory at Ayrshire Rds. about 90 minutes later. { i i | : : — F H 33 Fat HE i ¢ ; i : A Fi Z Ww ‘Lake Orion Juveniles Released to Parents z Waterford Township, is being held rear of an auto driven by Roy A. Dorris, 40, of 2669 Silverside, Wa- vehicle driven by Richard K, Ben- nett of 2610 Silverside.. Dorris was 4| waiting to make a left turn, -po- . | lice said. Man Gets Fine, Probation , in Hit and Run Accident | _BI Graefield Ge y paid a fine of $15 plus $10 costs, was placed on 90 days probation and had his ticense revoked for 90 days (when he appeared before Asso- tiate Justice John C. Emery Jr. Smith was convicted on a sim- ilar charge Aug. 11, when he was given 60 days probation. WASHINGTON (# — The Com- merce Department says American military spending abroad — not counting direct foreign aid < gave friendty foreign countries an eco- nomic lift to the tune of 2 billion dollars last year. scene of a property. damage acci- | sented -to -him-- shortly after. mid— Job Progresses Sylvan Lake City Head city hall, said Ethier. An elevated storage tank prob- ably will be required to provide efficient water distribution and a reserve for fire protection, he added. Go9% 8: Persons interested in forming a Sylvan Lake archery club will meet with Sgt. John E. Carman of the city police Aug. 26 at 17:30 p.m. in thé city hall, The Pontiac Health Department has tested Dawson Mill Pond, Daw- Brazilian President Quits, Kills Himself (Continued From Page One) may have provided material for the final push against Vargas. dling by Fortunato. This increased the troubles for the government already under attack for alleged | * . ° New demands for Vargas’ resig- —_ ais meanwhile was talking with Vice President Cafe. War Minister: Costa left Catete Palace shortly after 3 a.m., and conferred with military leaders at the War Min- +istry,Hereturned to the presi- dential palace for @ sécond—con-| ference starting at 4:20 a.m, | Finally came the announcement 2 sefet chi Eg i 4 Water System |’ State Health Department, ac- cording to City Manager Ernest Ethier. . : ‘ \ QUEEN IN DISTRESS—What accustomed to such goings on, the 3 ft e * 4 i tie ~ z s “ : - “e wd TUESDAY tg yi ig BS. « * a ea . 2 i ‘ ae — ox : EE. ag Re can happen even queen starts out | away. v . to a “Queen” is shown here as “Queen” Georgia |calmly posing for pictures, then wishes the royal Mejia, 2, her royal portraits taken after winning photographer would leave, at right she is shown in a tots beauty contest in” Los Angeles; Not~ being | tears, calling for the guards to take the cameraman Pontiac Deaths — John Robertson _ John Robertson, 52, of 433 Bart- lett. St. died Sunday in Pontiac General Hospital. He was born in Marvell, Ark., Feb. 2, 1902, the son of William and Sarah Chisum Robertson and came to Pontiac 31 years ago, Mitchell in. Pontiac. He was a member of New Hope Baptist €hureh- and was last employed at Pontiac Motor Division. Surviving are two daughters and two sons, Mrs. Lorene Fullbright, Mrs, Esselean Williams, Wardell tiac. Surviving also, are 12 grand- children and a brother William of Pontiac. : 2 p. m. from the New Hope Bap- tist Church. The Rev. Ford B. Reed of the New Hope Baptist Church will officiate, with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. The body will be at the Frank Carruthers Funeral Home at 7 p.m. Thursday. Warrant Is Issued in Parmenter Case DETROIT #—A federal judge *| Frankfort last August after his disappearance, saying he planned to drown himself in Lake Mich- igan. His body was never found. 90-Day Jail Sentence Given for Larceny Mrs. Dora Justice, 31; of 20146, Monte Vista, Detroit, pleaded guil- ty to larceny from a building yes- terday and was sentenced to 90 days in Oakland Cotnty Jail. Michigan State Police of the Red- lord Pos ._ Perna earn tie Pie motend ns ‘ store without paying for them. and. John-Wesiey~Jdr- all of Porm > The funeral will be Saturday at today issued a warrant charging Lynn Justice | |Woman Trades on Contest Win, Judge Laughs BOSTON (®}—Mrs. Constance Wil- Keego Harbor Resident ment Aug. 30. He was unable to post $1,000 bond set by West Bloom- i field Township Justice Elmer C. Dieterie. Lynn is accused of taking a purse containing $67 Aug. 21 from Miss Ruby Kemple of 20 Norton Ave., according to West Bloomfield | Township Police who arrested Clarkston Motorist, '|Passenger, Injured of another car at Auburn avenue ‘and Opdyke road in Pontiac Town- ship, according to Oakland County sheriff's deputies. Charles M. 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Jast night said he re Chancellor Adenauer is réported | fused to quit and added: ee ae ive ot Santving . “I'm really sore about this com- the German FBI as aj plaint.” organizing a of- po aig so for the =< handled only political snooping. icans. They want an intelligence chief not closely identified with Ls Ge both political and military in-| Donald S. Leonard, Repubiican telligence. John, as FBI director, | nominee for governor. Detroit's City Council asked for ja full report on Jones’ activities | from City Clerk Thomas D. Lead- Says India Wants ize Recognition of Reds ssi in my ite tna" won't i fight in my life and I won't this | time,"’ said Jones. “The complaint | NEW YORK ® — George V. | isn't. even factually accurate. 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He goes to high school and duck tails ... juvenile delinquency | at the age of 18 or drafted is one of the results of the uneasy times in which we live; another) hoodlum with a police record manisfestation of the ‘what does it|reaches 18, Uncle Sam says nix. matter, we'll all probably be dead| My simple solution is this: When tomorrow’ feeling,’ Albert R./an 18-year-old comes before a Wechsler. dge f — es judge for sentence, put him in the INSURANCE . Trenton, N. J. — “Build more | Army immediately, The Army isa schools and fewer jails... ." Fred|yast organization which can easily 102 £. Huron St. Ph. FE 4-8284 J. Schweder. ahsorb these delinquents and dis- cipline them, too.” Next solution! into the Army, But when a young . 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Officfal sources disclosed they | ‘reviewed all possible alternatives ifor rearming West Germany and jrestoring full sovereignty to the’ Bonn government if EDC fails. | Facing Mendes-France was the ‘ for an invitation grave decision on whether to try —— }fax another new set of modifide- from 19444 tions in the EDC treaty or let the . . |French National Assembly begin so urmsual it ‘a ratification debate, scheduled | - cannot be ; \for Saturday, on the pact as it) ) repeated for F . * - 7 | . : - ~—} “The Premier himsett had insisted) another 12 months! ves Is 2¢ a day too much for quoranteed-quality eyewear? cor KINDY 450, Or Spencer Oakes. Opiometrist 9.30-5:30 daily 9:30-12:30 Wed. 9:30-8:00 Fri. 3 NO. 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For seven and a half years during his leadership of the republic's first government.. De Gasperi proved himself the country’s strongest fighter against Communism. * * * MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1954 ___ George Higgins Side-lined It looks as though the Republican | convention in Grand Rapids “gave : . Grorcr Hicains the business.” His hatred of that ideology was inten- True, an incumbent was renominat- sified by the memory of his imprison- ed, but the Oakland County Senator mentson the order of Fascist MUSSOLINI. had reasohs to believe the post of Se¢re- An ardent advocate of the European - tary of State was his just due. He had Defense Community plan, he kept in ~ enough advance indications-to expect touch with its status up to a few hours: . the assignment and the Oakland Coun- before his death. ty delegation was definitely behind him. Western Nations have good x -&... reason to mourn the passing of But outside strength failed to this doughty fighter for human ‘materialize and Pat Cleary became freedom. In 1949 he made Italy _ a charter member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Ft Crops in many large areas have been greatly damaged or ruined by dry the fair haired boy by an over- | whelming margin. Let it be : recorded to George Higgins’ ever- lasting credit that he accepted defeat manfully. He took the floor, released his loyal supporters weather, and in Minnesota army worms ~~. nd welcomed hig-opponent.with _.. are devouring~crops:--One -wonders~if 7 on Ma Nature isn't getting tired of man : “I'm a Republican,” said GrorcE. - and his doings. : “We'll stick together.” : ——————E aE : x * * Anotuer current nuisance is the shut- ____The outcome probably brings a warm terbyg just home from vacation, his smile of cheer to the jovial face of Gov- pockets loaded with snapshots. _ernor G. Mzenwen WiitiiaMs. Certainly, —————— Oakland County's long time Senator The Man About Town has been the Governor’s Number One Nemesis. Bigger Than Usual apd Criibue soba for faceel Mother Nature Favoring Us in Pontiac Area This Year Daffynition _ Women: The smarter sex—they have fig- ures to prove it. ing the taxpayers’ bill, it was Grorce Hiccins who arose first and cried out loudly in protest. If ever the taxpayers of this State had a friend in Court, it was Grorce N. Hicarns. In spite of some adverse moisture condi- tions, all vegetation is going great guns in the Pontiac area. Largest tomato reported” ~ * to date was grown in the garden of _.Two years ago Grorce passed up the Arthur Fitzmaurice : chance to rug against Representative in Auburn Heights, and weighs two pounds. F Groncr’ A. Dowbxro forthe House lin esefubling a full sized tree is a castor bean Washington when his friends told him Pant!" ‘he sande of Legislature was invaluable. They spoke seven feet high, with a trunk four inches in truthfully. Also, Representative Don- diameter and leaves a foot wide. Sunflow- pERo showed no inclination to step aside °* **@ Teaching for the sun, and Hioat I Mrs. Herbert Zimmer and so = returned Ls ing. reports one 12 feet high and still growing in The answer to Michigan's tax dilemma tne rear of her home in Huron Gardens. was his own solution...It became law For big production in tomato plants, and since then has been discussed in Harrison Cooper . , << — } . i Washington as a possible Federal move. of Williams Lake has one that is eight feet a. — tall, with 250 tomatoes and blossoms. The x * * neighbors of Early in the campaign, Senator Hic- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burman GINS was among the first to announce of Rochester say that petunias of mammoth himself as a candidate for Governor. 2 #24 in 10 colors are growing in the Bur- . rden. Two other State officers later entered with Keyes and DonaLp Lzonarp com- Sign displayed in a Pontiac beauty pleting a large field. Friends of Sena- See cee Of Renate heen Bay tor Hicctns believed his chances were , dubious and they suggested he with- A letter with a Pontiac “postmark and “draw, Had either ofthetwomen onthe “net py — . pelea e- pape bye is to beat th : ‘ 8 0 em 0 a e ny eed ct was a cinch to land Yankees and lose to the Indians the rest of e vacant post. the season. But Lzonarp won easily. * * * This sent Cleary and Brake scurrying back to entrenching 7 ~—~themselves in the posts they al- ______.._ready- occupied, although Higgins’ . friends figured he deserved to be Secretary of State, anyway. Mr. CLEARY. Was successful. How perverse can fate be? * * * . Anyway, at the moment it leaves Gronoz N. Hicems high and dry. A fine public servitor is lost to Michigan for the present. The Watch Dog of the Treasury is on the side lines and the Manufacturer of house trailers on a large voters haive seen their ace shuffled right “™* ‘ee-Hetehiness— out of the deck. __is_doing a lot to get our people around the Owen J. Cueary is a capable nation with home facilities. and honorable man. The Press believes in his integrity and gen- eral ability. We hope he will additionally undertake to fill ‘Hisar leaves in Lansing. The taxpayers need that kind of a friend. a ————————EEEEE====- “OVEERATING will cause & person to of Davisburg; eighty-first birthday oxen gm apalicen lite, on be Mr. and Mrs. Levi 0, Fogelsonger Fe gre. af f vit aa tae of Rochester; eighty-third birthday of each. cause Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fisher che ahaa life. of Lapeer; golden wedding. tf yr. bd ‘ F} ’ f — —_—— Tobacco raising has been tried in the Pon- tiac area with limited success, but Homer Wardman of Waterford still raises enough each year so he rolls his own, and likes it. Having a granddatighter in the Pontiac Schools the past year, Mrs. Sumner Beeman of Clarkston writes_me in praise of some of our instructors in using the example of the squirrels in teaching thrift. Quail are getting so numerous and tame in Oakland County that the little scudding “Bob Whites” are being killed by automobiles. An explanation comes in a letter from Gerald Farquarson of Rochester, who asserts that the movies are getting better because most of the bum actors have gone into television. Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tofelsky — 4 i = wee ot 7 Heavy Loss for Italy — | Except Sunday In the stidden death of former Pre- of 2850 Pontiac Lake Road; golden wedding. . Carl Samuel ae “Honorable Guest Please . . : ~ am a a se, Pw s, ra Pi MYLES gy MN TOO I NO TB LOE Toe A TAT Pa fg Magi BE: a Voice 6f the People . ‘Confident Mother’ Observes a Teenager; who-report the Realizes More Good Than Hoodlum Type "eis “tr ‘te Sree t thetters wtil be when There is much discussion these days about those terrible teen- < Rbe 23° i c a1 Es F his mother does Saturday.” I believe if we look closely, we will find more of this type young- ster thai the “hoodlum” type sf Savages Most Human, Says A. W. Nixon I have read several letters about Agnosticism winning people over from the Christian religion. You - may call me an Agnostic if you __wish, but had it not been for Tom Payne, Watts, Ingersol and many others we would still be living in dark ages. 4 DILLINGER'S AIDE, Homer VanMeter, ig slain by St, Paul police. . WOMAN FROM hills of Tennes- see, mother of 14, says in 60 years of marriage she and her husband * never kissed. Case Records of a Psychologist ‘Team Up With God’ Best Pr Daisy had a critical heart attack. But the pain subsided when she finaliy teamed u with God and let him handle cine. But then she began te suffer severe pain over her heart and could scarcely catch her breath. She found it impossible to walk She had @ heart attack that be-- came knifelike in its pain. She couldn’t move around. ’ Aunt Het ;~ An injection” of “Lord, if you want me in heav- en, that's all right with me. I've lived a long life and have always tried to do thy will. 4 in the church and to teach my Sunday school class, then I need “Se TU leave it all up te . you, 4.” . Then she stood up, and the pain began to vanish, It dis- appeared like fog before the sum- mer sun, In a few minutes she felt entirely free from i Het ee escription for one of psyc ‘hological : (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc) i : i de if 4 ‘ i | i z ; F fT a ° < — 7 — i E i | if f i in Ht Hl 375 Ht : ERLE =Re k i : E E t - ; ul ; i i | i qi i r rT Hy Fi E i FE of preliminary political is ! rn Attlee and Bevan British Parliament on the to Peiping as having said: of ir i i b } { =z HE : I j Hi gifeg fist (Copyright 1954) Brady Tells of Old but Good Remedie for Corns, Calluses, Warts and Anemia By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. A remedy for corns, calluses or causes them? trates, warts which has been used. by- Inthe latest edition. of Little Pron, Saruee readers since Topsy was a colt, Lesson No. 18, Blood and Health, acieq is prepared by dissolving 30 grains for which send 25 cents and é a i) ta As for warts, who knows what fron-and-ammonium-cl- the form of “thin, trans- garnet-red scales or grant precisely what he for, without any gratuitous self-addressed. er comments or manifestations of th instructions for pre- misgivings on the part «: the clerk. ere are no roa paring your own blood tonic at . Seley Ho dhanme exo Gat en » gind shake his head as though to mend for simple anemia tablets - es ae Be Saoan tenn od de oak oak ie” and here's what he personally form of the most eff recommends for strengthening — te pumpin Phe ray fete Sanh gestae tek Gipet oe | \, There ts truth in ‘For mote severe (pernicious) obit aa wena tor vitamin B12 with Foli¢ Acid, as de- the “thin, transy stamped self-addressed envelope. . : ‘ It you ask for both pamphlets wife sorts img 9 Ps inclose 10 cents in addition. ond ty j i : | | / bobs ff f pitath ‘ly an sderal Board to Reverse Decision! wm — The Feder ter testimony had been heard by ——————— . . hearing examiner, ee INVITED — Sally The telegram, addressed to Je-| O'Hara, young and pretty attorney rome K. Kuykendall, FPC chair-| of Vallejo, Calif, has been spend- man, was followed up by a formal | img the summer distributing per- petition by Atty, Gen. Frank G. | Spal invitations to a big party, at Millard, conan nex_bamne. Same. She's the official “ not | Come-On-Out girl for celebration Legal techalcalitice should not of the 100%h. ann - Island Naval Shipyard, oldest west coast base, Sept. 16-19. Lebanon Plans River Project record before you,” Williams end on an supply through this new pipe- line,” he added, - The state officials emphasized| Will Pay $100 Million that contracts for the construction ° » of the pipeline are contingent on| fF Power, Irrigation FPC approval by Oct. 1. If the in 25 Years deadline is not met, they said, the supply of gas for the state} BEIRUT, Lebanon (#—Little Le- banon is going to work on a 100- million-dollar. river development project — biggest in its history— with no economic aid grants from Mother-to-Be, Husband Die in Burning Truck ducted a three-year survey of the Litani River hydroelectric project, trapped in the wiickage of their i pickup truck yesterday and burned than 50,000 acres by the time itis pera 7 . finished in 25 years. te Trooper R. L. 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Motorcycle Club Lists Winner? of 2-Mile Race =» The Pontiac Motorcycle Club ee eee , eee OR me WAOMI L. ROSE Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rose of Watkins Lake road announce the engagement of their daughter, Na- omi Lucille, to Frank Kashnider. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. date has been set for the wedding. School Buses. to Make Trial Runs on Sept. 8 WALLED LAKE — To acquaint George Kashnider of DeWitte. No | .. G&\ _ Get Our Summer Prices on Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. FREE Estimate — TERMS 2010: Dixie Hwy. FE 2-2227 ASPHALT PAVING CO. for damages and pérsonal do the trick—if'you Our Own Personalized 504 Pontiac Bank Bldg, ve it wasn’t your fault! But somebody has to pay the have any. If you haven't; why not see | LAZELLE - injury. Your Accident Insurance t, AGENCY, INC, Service on Every Policy FE 5-7182 Farm Receipts \Drop 3 Per Cent _ $14 Billion, 900 Million Is for Past 7 Months, Compured With ‘53 WASHINGTON (INS)—The na- tion’s farmers received: about 14 billion 900 million dollars from marketings of their products dur- ing the first seven months of 1954. This is a three per cent reduction from the corresponding period of 1953, and reflects the general down- ward -trend in farm prices during Farmington Club to Meet FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP—The local Garden Club will host its annual party on Sept. 25, in the high school gymnasium, it was an- nounced today. Bulbs and house plants wil] be sold at the gather- County Births New Hudson Mr. and Mrs Arthur Tem an- nounce the birth of @ son. NM, at University Hospital, Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edmundson en- nounce the birth of « daughter on Aug. 1. throughout the state were enjoying the tail-end of their vacations, 60 of their teachers were plodding through homework assignments at the University of Michigan. The instructors were attending a two- week driver training institute sponsored by the uni- | School. DRIVER TRAINERS — While high school students | versity, the Automobile Club of Michigan and the State’ Dept. of Public Instruction. Studlying the parts ef an auto, above, are (1 to r) Thomas W. Huges of Avoridale High School, Niles Freeland of Walled Lake High: School and Fred. Olmacher of Holly High + Quality to Vary in Spring Wheat But Tests Show Protein wheat indicate the quality is vari- able, with the bulk of the offerings testing around 55 pounds per bush- el and very little in the 60 pound ago. The department says also that remained protein spring wheat nearly two cents week, while high increased in the U. S. Harry F, dackson FERNDALE — Fumeral service /2-pam>-from-the residence, | will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. { Surviving is a son, Guy. George Kerry: ROYAL OAK —> Service for Rd_ will be held at-2-p.m._Wednes- day at the Kinsey Funeral.Home, i Cemetery Home, with burial in Elkiand Cem- George Kerry, 88, of 622 W. 11-Mile Pp {Deaths in Nearby Communities Douglas A. May Surviving besides the parents are the grandpafents, Mr. and = TOWNSHIP—Ros- SOUTHFIELD .| ary for William C. Ray Sr., 66, of 25120 Farmbrook, will be recited at 8 p.m. today at the Sullivan and at St. Michael Church. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. - He died Sunday at Veterans Hos- formerty of Clarkston, will be held sdneods Thursday at 1 pam, in the Bently | boy Panera Home, Romeo, with Methhodist Church with burial in|" * Lakevi Graveside Masonic graveside services at service wil be gonducted atthe nappa mn ded organ cemetery at 4 The body is at He died Sunday at his home. - ot i Peer survived by nasi Montay at the Stancil Beecher Warren ot Onaway. : Surviving are three sons, Leroy (Advertisement) of Bently, Arthur of Charlotte and Kenneth of Bay City; two daugh- Ronald Weber, both of Clarkston; three brothers, and 14 grandchil- dren. ‘ ve Edward ©, Schwaderer CASS CITY—Funeral service for Edward C, Schwaderer, 67, was held yesterday in the Little Funeral tortes, etc ‘that | nels or ia Seat. ys, bleeding with Usually in just a lew ~\ To Clarence Scheffer at Home in Scheffer were joined in marriage Josephine is. the daughter Smith of 56691 Locust Rd., and and Mrs. George Scheffer of Brighton. . The bride chose for her wedding a frock of Chantilly lace over satin, ~ fashioned with a fitted bodice and a scalloped neckline. A bolero jacket with full length sleeves and a mandarin collar were also featured. A fingertip veil fell from her lace cap, and | on or Mrs. Donald Sturdevant, her sister, served as matron of honor, and Donald Sturdevant performed the duties of best man. A reception was held at High- land Manor following the cere- ‘Mony. The newlyweds left for the wedding trip to Northern Michigan. Upon their return they will reside in Brighton. Walled Lake High Book Store to.Open Monday WALLED LAKE—Ass't. Supt. James A. Forner announced today that the Walled Lake High School book store will be open for business Monday. Forner stated that because of en- be sold in, several places in Daughter's Engagement ¥:|Announced by Couple CASS CITY—Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Sheets of Windom, Minn., announce the. engagement of their daughter, Ruthellen, to Kenneth L. Brown. Kenneth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Brown of Cass City. He is a student of the University of Michigan The_ wedding will take place: in June. a __ Pioneer Families Hold Reunion at Davisburg DAVISBURG — The 68th annual Davis-Losee-Erwin. cousins family School, building to eliminate .|long waiting lines, Forner said. “It is more essential than ever Josephine Smith Is Wed South Lyon SOUTH LYON—Josephine Adele Smith and Clarence Aillison at a recent ceremony performed of ‘Mr, and Mrs. Reginald H. the bridegroom's parents are Mr. ss rr in the home of the bride’s parents. ' Ferndale Man Wins Kiwanis Nomination FERNDALE — Denton Hassell, immediate past president of the Ferndale Kiwanis Club, was nom- inated for the lieutenant governor's | post of the Fifth Division, Michi- gan Kiwanis District, at a recent caucus held in Berkley. A member of the Ferndale or- ganization for six years, Hassell is owner of the Denton Hassell Mfg. and Distributing Co. of Oak Park. He has been a member of the dis- trict inter-club committee. The election of officers will take place at the state convention in Grand Rapids, Sept. 12 to 15. Fremont Woman Killed in Head-on Collision FREMONT w — Mrs. Therma Palmer, 36, of Fremont, was killed early today in a Gollision on M20 three miles south of Fremont in Newaygo County. = " Sheriff's officers said a car driven by R. E. Cushman, also of Fremont, went out of control and collided head-on with Mrs. Pal- mer’s car. Cushman was in serious condi- tion at Gerber Hospital here. WSCS Slates Meeting — LUM—A meeting of the WSCS is slated for ursday afternoon at the Lum Methodist Church. School Opens Sept. 7 BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Hickory Grove School will open e | by the national organization. 4| Youth Club to Plan 1| Schedules for Fall | Two Libraries | ave Received | Miller, ‘ Captain Lightfoot by W. R. Burnett. Nen-Fietion to the Islands by Tom and Rolied Her Own by Ted ru Cry by Lillian Roth Wap te Pees Wr Panes J> Sheen ; Reference Cassell's Enc of World Lit- . yclopedia or 10 State Farmers May Receive Award LANSING (UP) — Ten Michigan members of the Future Farmers of America today were recommend- ed to receive the American Farm- er Award, The organization's high- est honor, at the national FFA convention Oct. 11-14 in Kansas City, Mo. They are: Pierce Beatty, Wayne L Collins, Reading; Marry Allan Foster, Niles; Don- ald C. Lawless, Grand Ledge; Sidney Murphy, Charlotte; high school at least one year and are showing evidence of becoming suecessfully established in farm- tions is expected to be unanimous SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — St. Michael's Youth Club will meet Thursday to make plans for the Fal! season activities and prepare bowling schedules. Dancing after the meeting will be to recorded music. Club members gathered Sunday night at the home of Elaine Soren- sen, on San Diego drive for a “Rumble Night” from 5 to ll oo M Ca pe eet calls i AND MEI ANAL O RLS DEX ap min Regardless of Make or Condition! Approval of the recommenda-| p. m. with entertainment and dancing. DEXTER EASY TERMS Low as $1.25 a Week ROY’S FE 2-4021 96 Ockland Ave. Pontiac Association School Starts f Insurance Agents Optometrist “Better Things in PP Plt 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 Sight” th ~ ~ DR. H. A: MILLER pe | its doors Sept.-7; Principal Thomas. | Closed Wednesday Afternoons Going ie — ta make certain obout friends you may want staying home — os well Vacations are for fun. Call-ahead-and call back There's no faster, easier way pA reservations. And Long Distance does more than seve you hunting rooms in strange towns. It alerts ony to drop in on. And it keeps you in quick touch with anyone in the family who's as with important matters that might need your attention while you're away. Long Distance helps make sure you have your share. And ot such little cost! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ae YOU CAN CALL AKRON ...... CHICAGO .... BALTIMORE . LOS ANGELES Station-to-Station rates for the first three minutes, after 6 o'clock every night and all dey Sunday. FoR ONLY MERE TS jcmreaa.e he / (Pius Federal Tat) iiss ee, Seecdevcwee > mea. bf oe SA a A BP ee ES oy. 3 gag a ee PS ‘ .8 et ; ba é 4 a é TUESDAY, Avaust 2, iene , BEDROOM SUTES ON SALE! A terrific markdown on BEDROOM SUITES, to make . mere et “ «eeete* seer ‘eee ee te aeenee - ~* MATTRESS CLEARANCE! Included Are: Sealy—Restokreft Simmons—Serta Kraft—Springoire Reg. 29.50 This Sele 17.50 Reg. 39.50 This Sale 24.50 Reg. 49.50 This Sale 29.50" Reg. 59.00 This Sale 39.55 jesi8t i “ee ' DRESSER, CHEST, BED | Gorgeous Limed Seamist ..... Values to $129 5-Piece 58 | REG. $169 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BED Modern Limed Oak ............4. | | : TURES | a5) MIRRORS REG. $189 DOUBLE DRESSER, CHEST, BED Sample—Lovely Blond ...... REG. $199 3-Pc. - BEDROOM SUITE New Seamist Oak ........... REG. $229 DOUBLE 120} REG. $249 MODERN BEDROOM Pencil Walnut .............. REG. $268 DOUBLE DRESSER,. CHEST, BED Seafoam Mahogany ......>>. a” mae P Pe ‘a . eae a nate . ‘aa = = ** <— Pete one * ne - Pan Sao * a o. * ; * s * a8 ,8 _* - =! * AP) fears IND Sec ~ Oe ee ~ a * ¥ © he - * a ‘ « Pate, %4e im etme ae Po Pals, ee? a, REG. $319 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Foam Mahogany ........+..- Foam Rubber FLAKE pn EB, \ Kom Glo ld a alate Me Glalel del Tate! REG. $199 3-Piece ROWE SECTIONAL © Sample, Red Frieze ...........+5 REG. $208 2-Piece KROEHLER SECTIONAL Green Metallic ...........6 REG. $249 2-Piece LIVING ROOM SUITE Choice Frieze .......02000: REG. $268 2-Piece SECTONAL ~—-Choice~Modern,-Metallie—« + REG. $289 2-Piece Kroehler Sofa & Chair Gorgeous Grey Frieze ....... REG. $389 HOWARD Parlor SOFA-& CHAIR REG. $429 Kramer Flexstee! 2-Pc, SUITE New Brown Boucle ......... On Our Budaet z 2OUTH honda ' AA * vit eta fig iP || ij] ij VLAYV ms" FIR) VITURE ST {}} nasmic| B. N\ELIN & Co. he Reg. $59 Such famous 165 LIVING ROOMS ON SALE! Never in our history have we reduced so many suites to make room in our warehouse. ma@kés as: Kroehler, Flexsteel, Howard, Union and —". EE England. ‘Special excursions included a trip up the Jungfrau Mountain at Interlochen and three days spent at Lake Come in the northern part of Friends who ask Mrs. Pettengili and Mrs. Windiate | ___By Mrs. Eimer R. Pettengill of Clarkston and Mrs. | o¢° Cart Milles John Windiate of Union Lake toad. Teculptor at Cranbrook The travelers sailed from’ New York June 11 on oS board the New Amsterdam and returned by plane nn iti 10 " : __-| suite adjacent to Italy. were acquainted Now that the? whieh place they liked the best do not get a definite Windiate are tell answer. They loved Madrid which quite primitive. even though the streets dre: lined | with huge buildings. they feel is still | triends who have A party in the |by Mrs. Harry Windiate and Mrs, Ralph ‘Lee at They worked their way through the north of | the latter's home on Mary Day avenue. The customs of the people in each country visited made it as interesting as the ones with which they ioe les the home and garden _in_ Stockholm. Mr. Milles is a “4 at their previous stops. are home. Mrs. Pettengill and Mrs. ing the stories -of their trip to their been eagerly awaiting their return; ir honor is being given Wednesday Snells Return From Concerts Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snell re- turned Monday from National Mu- * sie Camp at Interlochen where they * heard the final concerts of the * season. Highlighting the musical pro- grams for the week was the Brahms Requiem Opus 45 sung and ; Played by the festival choir and honors orchestra, with Maynard The final concert included Sym- phony No. 2 B-Major by Brahms and Les Preludes by Liszt, with Dr. Joseph Maddy conducting. Set Lips Perfectly lipstick brush, drow a clear, nat- ural lipline. When you'vé finished applying your lipstick, touch your lips with a drop of perfume, to help it set. , S188 Cooley Lake Rd. ps - Some like them ‘Cur- s Sly’... Some like them ‘Smooth’. . . But no a want Quality UNION LAKE EMpire 3-2723 mattér what PERMA-~ NENT... All Women j Open Evenings by Appointment 857 W. 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Any dog that knows his or z F E De ATE: a#28 i rit Hh gree, into the room. ‘Cards Are Toys The problem of amusing young- sters who are confined to bed may be eased by new greeting card creations which double as play- things. Newest card-toy for boys in 4 series of cards is a rocket ship complete with control tower, launching — platform —and— titties “space people.” AvailahJe for girls are paper dolls and an album of 16 collector’s dolls from the Walton boulevard. x ~ 2 a a ik q ‘DR. and MRS. JOHN PORRITT Boulder, Colo., Is Setting as Couple Repeats Vows poria, Kan., became Mrs. John Porritt Friday evening in the First Methodist Church of Boulder, Colo. Dr. Porritt is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Carrol] Porritt of East ry Stevens” of Pratr, Kan. outlined with seed pearls full circular fingertip veil. he was affiliated with Delta Sigma Delta dental fraternity. Mrs. Martin Feted at Stork Shower Mrs. Lawrence Martin of Bald- win avenue was honored Saturday afternoen at a stork shower given erly. Maguire in the Pinley home on South Roslyn road. Guests were Mrs. Harold Van- Camp, mother of the honoree: Mrs. L. €. Maink, Mrs. Michael Flood, ‘Mrs. Arthur Sans, Mrs. Donald Cameron and Mrs. Alice Foster. ee. = Joan LaClair, Betty . Chittick, a Jackie LeClair, Betty. Sutton and Nancy Cummings completed the list. Baby Feeds Himself When teaching Baby to ‘eed himself, serve him his food on a .s KAY HALL Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hall of Northway drive announce the en- ement of their daughter, Kay, to Sgt. Robert L. Milligan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Milligan of Clarkston. A Sept; 5 Pe in a low cup with a handle. !hs spoon and fork should «ave short. straight handles. And don't Land of Make-Believe. wedding is planned. give him your undivided attention. STA FAMILY SHOE STORE aE aR “We Gal Goggle” ‘ JUVENILE BOOTERY 28 €. LAWRENCE ST. ‘ and also at - (This Store Open “THURS.-FRIXSAT. to 9) ees His awkwardness would so irritate you that you'd probably make the mistake of hurrying. him. =<, ~ oeeete 5 Buchanan wore a street-length i “tts tikelys to trighten the child even + with —seed- pea ris— Elizabeth Lake Christian Church was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Phyllis Jeanne Berry and William Elmer Tomlin- son, p Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. Glen Pohl of Payton drive and he the son of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde A gown ‘of Chantilly lace and fingertip veil. The bride carried a Testament with pink and bine shattered carnations, white glam- ellias and baby chrysanthemums. She wore the bridegroom's gift as or by Mrs,_Herman Pinleyand Bev- , plate that has raised sides andjname ot F = Youngster Learns : by Imitating) = ™ Eight Rules Are Compiled |"e3"="=" for Teaching Child to Talk DENVER (INS) — A Univerdity, the time when they should have i disappeared. Te do so may cause him te carry them into adult : ~. , Tt may sound cute when a small poy fy Prana eea't 5 Pointed | boy says “wabbit” for “rabbit’’; dren ust learn such a habit scarcely becomes talk by themselves. They ee men. y be instructed — either; 7° Avoid too frequent criticism of a child's speech. Avoid setting too high standards of pronuncia- tion ; The child who is too severely criticized for speaking may with- draw. from the situation and speak only when absolutely necessary 8, Finally, never cease to let the child know he is loved and wanted. This will help give thim the con- s 1. Let the child hear “talk.” Chil- dren learn to talk by imitating the speech of others. Often when a child fails to begin to talk as early as he should, it's because he comes from a home ‘that's virtual- ty “tatktess.* 2. Talk to your child in front ‘of a mirror. Let him watch your lips and his own as he talks. This way he can improve his speech through copying the visual image. 3, Let other children help teach the youngster to talk. Contact with other children often helps improve speech skill. The child with only one play- mate, however, will often develop a “private language’ understand- able only to the two. 4. Ha child displays an interest ine a ball, block or other object, that's the time to tell him its his speech efforts: net 5. Encourage the very young child to babble by babbling with him. That's the way to get the youngster inthe habit of trying to communicate vocally. | _eeeeererrreerrrvevevevrre. have VA New Mahogany - Brown = Moc Oxford .. red rub- ber sole. Easy on the feet fast on get - a - way -and easy to keep looking . they can take it! $64 —_— A bn bh i hi hi hi Mh hn hh hh hh i hh eh i i te i new . 415 Pontiac Bank Bldg. Fresh, Fall Peaaly Permanents—Tinting Electric Manicures Florence’s Beauty Shop Florence Haun, Owner _eerrrrrrrrrrrrrvevrvrwvvr.e % | This {light-weight summer- | into-fall suit-dress is of cot- ton honan, always in season. Slim and slender, the suit ia satin-bound. FE 5-2663 a i i i Mi hi i hi Nii he he hh bh he i he _~errrrrereererererererereerewwerwCrwTTT Tee to.$7.45 Sires 6-12 12%-3, A-D and choose these really lovelies . . . Ghillie tie ~with removable .‘’Kiltie.”’ . Choice of colors and made to really fit. $595 to $6.95" 15 B PRS. 928 W.. HURON ST. ae RECIPE ‘Seeeesesnenee Just chill a can of these plump, tender and ready-to-eat canned tail sauce. Shrimp appetizers are fast and easy to serve, refreshing — economical too! a To get that fresh-from-the-sea flavor ——insist.on these top quality GULF-KIST fidence necessary to continue Lane William's parents are the Clyde Tomlinsons of Hilleliff drive, MR. and MRS. W. E. TOMLINSON : ~ | Phyllis J. Berry Speaks - Vows in Evening Service Mrs. William R. Studt, matron of honor, wore a ballerina-length gown of blue crystallette. She car- ried a blue and white fan of feath- ered carnations and wore a match- ing headpiece. Kathleen Shields and Dona Wall, bridesmaids, wore gowns like the bonor matron's and carried bou- quets of pink and white feathered carnations with matching head- pieces. Earl Tomlinson, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Seating the guests were Max Stump and Carl Schoendorf of Grand Rapids. A charceal gray taille suit with black and white accessories was chosen by Mrs, Pohi for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Tomlin- son wore » navy blue lace dress tion held in the Waterford CAI Building The new Mrs. Tomlinson chose as her traveling costume a black and white faille suit with black accessories and the glamellia cor- sage from her brida) bouquet. Bill attended Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. . . Scissors Care Insures Wear NEW YORK (INS) — Scissors and shears will do a good job | for you if you take good care of | them. But most people misuse: their scissory, according to Kurt Schle- singer, maker of a scissor line. Schlesinger says six rules for. taking care of scissors will in- sure a lifetime of service, He }- lists the rules as follows: 1. Use your scissors and shears only for the purpose intended. Do not force the blades. By trying to cut an Army blanket with embroi- dery scissors, for example, not only will you have an uncomfortable cutting job but you will ruin the scissors 2.. Keep the cutting surfaces clean. Before and after use remove lint and dust by wiping carefully with a soft cloth. Don't let dirt work its way into the screw ae gE rf ae ee Me ORE is . ae 4 > J ee PAY Samer ; : d ee yo / ace \ Be , " as we “4 , | eee Ss j : Geneva road had as their Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McIntyre of trip to northern home. for Jackie, returned to their home Sunday afternoon. Taking their power boat with them and makin See, aA 3 a k their at Mullet V , the Nicolls too! Henry Elling of Ottawa drive left Monday for Gene- alde trips Gs the water, these trips was 5€0, Ill., where he will visit with his parents, the Rev. the route which took them ullet Lake, down . and Mrs. Henry Elling, until Sept. 5. Included in the short t boygan via the Cheboygan watched the 84-mile all-class boat races to Crooked Lake. A trip down the Black River Was also on the itinerary and they visited Mackinac Island. Mr. and Mrs. Standish Sibley of Oriole road have to Crooked River. - Py ° er. While there they also enjoyed an extensive fish and camping trip at Buck Lake and Sylvan Lakewi Alberta. + Christie Utterback of Berwin, Til, is being enter- - > Es A =" 3S. : 3 aa 5 j “ od SSA 3 ty ; ee ts Sa eae ie > r 2 eae = é 4 ae. ES: Fee ed al ote a ™ e . es! PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24,1954- Ps < 2 t : ‘é ee P Eon . ad fe gt we i [\\CNIG€N Queen Routine I eee, Ri = Washington, D. C., was the des-| After app Karen, David and Paul, at their home in West- |!9¢ st 10 o'clock when she boarded | 558 Situs Utterback arrived Saturday and will re- | # plane in Romeo. : for several days. Se ame oe - Miss Hoff, who was recently DE Bete AG al re pamed Miss Pontiac and Quees of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sanderson of Westacres Te- ‘lthe Romeo Peach Festival, will het yang wey Fag Be eens teats of Renee penne Mrs. Anna M. Harris was to several . sacuiecs of’ ber’ fumiiy’ Sontag. si her. horas os padbnig Soy derendborysle hes avenue. from Ala., were Receat . deughier-ininw, Mr. and Mrs. Neloos ane cae. oat : Karen traveled to the United Mrs. Harris’ grandson and ter-in-law,’ | states at the age of 10 after living Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Harris Jr. ; Mr. and Mfs. | tor seven years in Bergen Nor- Richard M. Harris of St. st mat the Paul Spraggs | way. Her sparkling personality and con- GOP Club Hears Guest Speakers Ernest Huthwaite, Fred Ziem Talk at Slaybaugh Home . Fred Ziem and Ernest Huthwaite were guest speakers Monday after- noon_when_the Pontiac Republican Women’s Club met in the Glen- wood avenue home of Mrs. J. L. Slaybaugh. Mr. Ziem told of the duties of the prosecutor’s office. He stressed that the public should get out and attorney. Huthwaite, candidate for to work for the people in the city of Pontiac to help pass some of the bills that are of interest to them. ‘ShowerGiven | { for Bride-Elect Maureen McCormack of Union}, ‘| the engagement et * a ie. Announcing * aera * Virginia Gatton - Becomes Bride . ' i The old-style school bag is fast | and science fiction motifs are fre- of their daughter, in St. Vincent re | ot Pint and Mrs, William B, Rolli- Nancy, and Married Saturday morning in St were married | son. Vernon R. Vincent de Paul Church were Vir Saturday The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eowne of Ded Vee morning in | Stary Lee wit speak be wore Stanley road - She is the daughter of Mr. and ‘ St. Vincent de [ea Se SS are the Mrs, William Gatton of South An- | ” Paul Church. of Mr, deron street and his parents are | Church. He is the son 1.W. Emersons the Daryl Vores of Auburn Heights. | Her parents | end Mre. Joba K. Frost of North of West For the 10 e’clock ceremony - are the : av es s FB nn, A ee | Guests at the shower were Mrs. Chicago prays hy byt og porwr tie William ~~ | Maurice Christopherson, Mrs. Ste- avenue. crown held her vell and she car- (5 Gatigns of a eng egy ge He’ is the son L japon patentee P South —_| and Mrs. Frost. Naar es of Mrs. Ina Mrs. Guy Wilson, the bride’s sis- P) , v Anderson Phasing ee om Mrs. Cochell of ter from Auburn Heights, was ma-. a 1 street and he | Eric Bohis of Clawson and Mrs. . tron. of honor. Other attendants ue Cari Alfson Jr, of Gazel Park. Spiro, Okla. were Mrs. Richard Featherstone, is the son Of | “Others were Mrs, Martha Han- She attends another sister of the bride, and the Daryl |sen, Mrs. Clyde Allen, Mrs. Warner pe Mrs. Robert Gatton, the bride's y McGrath, Mrs. Arthur Hansen, Michigan State sister-in-law. - dt J ores of Mrs. Thomas Parrish, Mrs. Roland Normal _ Michael Murry of Auburn Heights 0. gi. J , Auburn \Gordon and. Mrs. James Collins, College. $ guests -— Robert Gatton, Gerald dest ; és ie Heights. all of Fiint. r ' Gatton Richard Vore. , : « NANCY EMERSON . fesins in , MR. and MRS. RONALD D. VORE _. = ae tale aati os sere wae wer bye tears | I W Puff for Fi Cold We was worn ‘s VJunior’s School Kit Sports| Seue.tre.Zess mene |!nsurance Women [Use Puff for Flour asst S S lj G C dress with orchid and black ae |Gather for Picnic LS DOROTHY'S *®24Ut* ol F =e The A meeting of the Pon- , j pastry board se N. Perry rE Sieee mart ty Ing, ay A reception was held in the Aw | Gage Wonen’s neiet hate |e anal —— — tion was a picnic held Monday at drive home of Mrs. rai A pe i selection: f¥ Send ’em back to school in shoes Pieces for your oh slides. S that fit... ‘REALLY FIT during the -| disappearing along with heavy | quently used, Swack! Foll overshoes, experts tell us. Small In shape, some schoo bags Stephens Alums ing dinner Mr. Suacthenuned tu fry want to carry their books to| ®fe styled like miniature dector tertained the group with colored school in kits as smart as mother’s| Bags suitcases or briet bags. Name Officers lon the cm handbag. as handsome as dad's| peor? Mave separate mstee %-!Young Designer | cerry Debieck. Ruth Duese, Karen briefcase. coming contact lunch Vv M Mrs. Donald For the younger set, favorite ond mynche. = ae er oe irish and Bud Milmine. A an oe pani teg All types of materials are being elected Mrs. Donald Parry as ——_e- popular ised, including nylon, rayon, cot-| president of the ; rations, but modern space travel| 1. biastic and leather. For col-| Serving as vice president will be/. . Speaks V ors, there's just as big a selection | Mrs. Glenn Waggoner Jr.; secre- Pair peaks VOwSs from smart Air Force blue to eye-| tary-treasurer, Mrs. George Bow- opening bright red plaids. Older pupils who have graduated to the notebook stage are also taking big doses of color with their learning: although traditional browns are as prevalent as ever, novelty coverings and trims make printed, striped and embossed ring binders fun to own and use. High school and college stu- dents tend to choose classically simple underarm cases and brief unusual duffle styles Lge Claire McCardell’s three- piece costume suit has brief fitted jacket in red and a gray silk blouse teamed with skirt in muted red plaid. your heir! 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Thin Pickle Slices Stay Ever-Crisp Busy Mother of 2 Tells of Her Recipe for Cucumbers By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor If your garden is producing as many cicumbers as ours is right now, you'll appreciate this recipe for Crisp Pickle Slices from Mrs. Ralph Hemmerly. She says the pickles really do stay crisp. Mrs. Hemmerty is a homemaker with two small sons. She and her | husband have been building their | home and have done all the work, but the plastering, themselves. On | ithe-mere feminine side, Mrs} — Hemmerly likes to sew and knit. She is making all her draperies | and is about ready to tackle slip CRISP PICKLE SLICES By Mrs. Ralph Hemmerty 4 quarts medium cucumbers 6 medium white onions, sliced 3 green peppers or 1 green..and 1 red pepper, 3 cloves garlic \% cup sal § cu ie Seespeens turmeric The air stream from an-electric | fan will help frozen foods thaw ee a the job of removing the old paint is completed. If you don't,the new paint won't dry. will dry quickly. If the weather is humid, evap- ‘ | oration will be slow and the paint may take twice as long to dry tas during dry weather. The drying time of a finish can be speeded up by circulating air over .it or the process can be slowed down by keeping moving air away from the painted sur- face. Paints which have not dried in a reasonable length of time will sometimes respond if you wipe over them carefully with a cloth dampened in turpentine. This can't be done, of course, if the paint is very. soft, but if it's just sort of tacky the turpentine may do the trick, ‘Let Children Alone With Toys, Games T's important Tor you to teach |Baby to play alone and to enjoy being by himself at least a part of the time. If you pick him up the first time he looks around for you, you're in for trouble. If Baby is used to playing alone, |he’ll do it very happily and find endless ways to amuse himself. | Give him one or two toys or some tin pans and blocks of wood and he'll be learning his first les- son in independence. And don’i interrupt his play even if he does things awkwardly. This is far better than having it done for | him. Exercise Bony Neck A bony neck can be improved by {| simple exercises. Lie on your back | with a pillow under your shoulders | and your arms folded over your chest. Now, faise your head, but not the sroukders,, and lower | ~showty>— acess —, High in * Od ‘Soaneeet™ as a reasonable length of time, dry. * tt ‘ : fromthe, .wood.with-a-solvent. alter. Ape atid a " a, a Fs rd ie : * BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN THEATER ENDS TONIGHT FIRST SHOWING IN DRIVE-INS NO INCREASE IN ADMISSIONS Takes you beyond the land of the Black Sand! | M-G-M 6 SKnvyscRaPeR TECHNICOLOR Musicat Tred hv ay Wel| <1 me -W=1 <1 7°" 4a WED. and THURS. di dial(M) for rMurder rrow WARNER BROS. RAY MILLAND-GRACE KELLY: ROBERT ERT CUMMINGS ee JOHN WILLIAMS wens o PRE DEIICH ENOT) ote erate me mernatons Stage Suceem ereeres & ALFRED HIPCHOOCR ——AND—— PAGAN FOREST BEAUTIES BESET BY BRUTAL States.may soon have to move di- ee eres “a a + Mansfield (D-Mont) labeled the failure at Brussels to reach agreement-on the six-nation Euro- pean army project * ‘a victory for the Soviet Union."' If no EDC solu- | tion ig found, he said, the German Federal Republic should be given} mney, | SOVCTEIKNTY “as soon as practi- ee ateabie.” > > - Fox Bounties $8, 393 Sen. Russell (D-Ga) said possible | vation Department said today. No 12-year-old struck the girl with a club. ; Friberg said the older boy took all the blame after authorities determined that the 12-year-old was home eating breakfast at the time ; of the slaying, Schreiber is being held on a de- DRIV t iN loss of Germany to Communist! wolves were bountied in the month. THEATER Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads — Box Office Open 7:00 P. M. She's the sinner who sets up The Saint for the kill! LOUIS HAYWARD MsidiiDieinisitniaiiaetetinats - NAOMI CHANCE TWO FIRST RUN FEATURES! it should ship, Menominee County, owes the | due. rah degrading a MEAP e wve OM, so “| A released Gen. ‘At least br. the things she vo0ds| soba" tr tear, paid. tats Bee ‘e about herself. : money was owed to the school Just back from Europe and| district as its share of a 10-cent an . getting ready to leave for an Ariz- acre tax paid by the state to local | pi ona film location, the much-trav- unis on state-owned lands. eled actress paused to clear up The money ie. supposed to be| grap San Arena vm pe ig 7 Bip tw Typed | her romantic affairs. This wag @0/| basis of the allocation of ordinary small matter. - taxes, & Yvonne makes it a point never| Martin sald his examiners had to blab about her real love match- found that the school district had | \ es. That’s why so many fanciful |not received any of etn pe 2 With Audie Marphy i “ tax at t tales dopear in Pein abot ber. |tom-so and tn 15051. Tr Wwawwwewer cently she saw a clipp.ng from a headlines that she was in love with F275: 98 A ef Liekviteictete ete CEE ETE TEE TE ade a lL aet Times “Best Years of Our Lives” Today ! “Below the Sahara” On Our Giant PANORAMIC Screen i ENJOY COOL 3 STARTS : AIR-CONDITIONED TOMORROW A WOMAN HAS TO BE AVENG echnice STARTS AT — 11:10 — 2:20 — 5225 — LILI TTT \ Theater Cashier Locked Gravel aida Falls, Two Boys Suffocate gravel pit here collapsed, The boys, Cary D. Charobee, 5, and Wayne E. Kubat, 6, were found by a searching party or- ganized by their parents after they failed to return home at nightfall. State Police at the Ypsilanti post said one of the searchers spotted the legs of the boys protruding from a gravel slope. They were dead when pilted from the gravel. The Charobee boy's father, Dom- inic, owns a trailer court near the gravel pit.,Both of the boys lived in the trailer court we their par- ents. |Royal Oak Pet Parade Plans Get Under Way A meeting to formulate plans for a Royal Oak pet parade will be held by the Oakland County -Animal Welfare Society, Inc., Thursday at 8 p.m. in the county health center, Fourt at Stphenson, Royal Oak. Mrs. Marion LeFaive, group pres religous and related fields are in- vited to attend to make this a big success.”’ Always Cool and Comfortable at the Strand tunnel they were digging in aif . -NOW THRU FRIDAY———_ On Our Giant PANORAMIC Screen Features At: 11:00 — 1:44 — 4:33 — 7:22 — 10:10 ~ | WEAK AND THE ALL THE Raw ~ FACTS. WRE EX-CONVICT pwus- The violen Features At: 12:28 — 3:15 — 6:00 — 8.50 SAT.s—"TANGANYIKA” end “RIVER BEAT” in Booth; Car Is Stolen VISALIA, Calif. (—To protect | them from thieves, this city’s! theater cashiers are locked—from the outside—in their booths. 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On hand for his first examination of Christine was _ Dr. Donald Matson, of the Médical Center, whose success in similar ‘operations was related in a medical journal baby’s food, © and came to the attention of a German doctor called by her parents when the child was stricken several days ago. 4 Accompanying Christine on the trans-Atlantic race with death was Dr. Josef Lutz, staff member of the University of Munich Children’s Clinic. The big Pan American plane, which usually runs from Germany and Lendon direct te New York, was diverted to Boston because of the emergency ‘nature of the child’s affliction. Pan American carried the child across the ocean free. Dr. Lutz and his precious charge were given every bit of privacy posgible as the plane roared ever the North Atlantic. He carried necessary medical supplies and directed preparation of the flowed into the Glasgow dog and Glasgow businessman, being awarded the dog. FOUND HOME—When this mon- their hearts go out for the homeless pooch. Phone calls and telegrams cat pound, with the first sender, a + rn ee pproval of F re My , vf! a , * ‘ t pastor and founder of the shrine to Kateri Tekakwitha, an Indian girl proposed for sainthood. The shrine, expected to become the western hemisphere, already is at- the AM So .¥ . + ee, } id aa ra ™ Abe AE. ai ¥j 1 ys tteey SAF MERE Special te the Pentiae Press | United States. Over 3,000 attended tattooed hoodlums. being the hard core of the gang, which glorifies rape, narcotics ad- diction and crimes of violence, The 70 additional airmen were among 175 who were found with tattoos or carrying switch-blade the bases 15,000 men Saturday. Thirty airmen were jailed im- mediately after the inspectiofi; The 70 rounded up Monday had been released earlier, but were called Canada Also Tried to Outlaw Reds By JAMES MONTAGNES TQ. R-O.N-T_O. «- Canadians. are. watching with interest- the-United State Senate plan to outlaw the Communist Party. Canada tried the same thing — and found the party came up with another name and kept right on. working while it was underground. Today Canadian Communists op- erate as the Labor Progressive Party, and manage to have elected representatives in city councils and provincial legislatures. The LPP plugs its name with public nicetings and ads in daily newspapers on various national and local problems. In the past year, for example, they have fought the influx of United States capital into major Canadian in- dustries and the repeal of the wartime rental controls in urban centers like Toronto, During the depression Thirties, the Communist Party was first out- lawed under the Conservative gov- ernment of R. J. Bennett. The party went underground, but its publications and leaflets were found everywhere. Its leaders be-— came political martyrs. Early in World War II, the party was again outlawed, and its lead- ers hunted and interned when found. Most of the top men in the party, including Tim Buck, who later became secretary general of the LPP, went into hiding. They all came out, some from outside Canada, after the war. Canada’s. famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police have a special sec- tion which has for many years kept a close eye on the leading party members. + When the Commies changed their name te the Labor Progres- five Party they also started printing a daily newspaper, the | } Canadian Tribune, in Toronto. Its _financitig became worse by the week, and within a year the paper had to suspend as a daily. Now it is published as a weekly. Its circulation is small. Similarly the influence of the LPP has been slipping in recent years. Its stronghold is the Toron- to industrial area, and some of the mining towns in northern Ontario. Party members have tried to control a number of international unions in transportation, - commtu- nications and mining fields. Some of these unions have been cleaned up internally; others still operate as left-wing organizations; espe- cially in the mining ‘and electrical industries. Some of the unions have ceased to exist, as the Canadian Seamen's ee ter: Spy case lest Union, which only_a few_years ago controlled all Great Lakes and coastal shipping“ in Canada. In political contests the LPP has also jest ground. In the To- rento civic council, it used te have four or five members and as many in the board of educa- tion. In the past year practically ali have been defeated at the polls. In the Ontario provincial legis- lature only one LPP member now sits fora Toronto post. In the Ca- nadian federal government there has been no LPP member since Montreal's Fred Rose was con- victed in the postwar Russian spy ring case and lost his seat. Attempts have been made by the Conservative Party to have as its predecessor, the Communist Party. But so far the government has felt it is better to keep the underground, where it is more d‘f ficult to keep track of its mem- bers. Public meetings held by LPP in the past few years at Toronto have dwindied in attendance, _ With large foreign immigration, the party has tried to influence newcomers to Canada and held public meetings of various lan- guage groups. But strong-arm party methods of controlling the meetings by throwing out heck- lers has resulted in closer police protection and slimmer attendance even when world-famous figures have been guests of honor at the Even Though He’s Guilty DETROIT #@—Lester W. Ownbey, 32, was in such a hurry to clear himself on a charge of fraudu- lently accepting unemployment compensation that he hitch-hiked knives in a shirts-off inspection of | top of the cross points toward the shoulder and it is surrounded by a semi-hale of seven dots. The mark is partially hidden un- less the band is spread wide. Gang rules permit additional markings for unusual crimes, such as a‘beat- ing or a rape. - The Pachucos sprang up on the West Coast during World War Il upper part of the hand between | youths of Mexican descent, the air- the thumb and forefinger. The |men arrested here came from many racial stocks. ries of incidents was culminated when . young airman was dragged to an Tsolated spot, carved in the chest and slashed fallen into disfavor with the gang. A squadron officer, meanwhile, party in the open than to drive it] 4 — Hospital in Houston, Texas, vitality of six-year-old Diane Campbell, who laughs and plays with a nurse while waiting for doctors | The nail lodged in a heart muscle. and their mame is apparently a part Of Mexican slatig. Although! The maimed airman said he . & : t 7 t United Press Phete HAS NAIL IN HEART—Doctors at St. Joseph's| tp remove a nail from her heart. The blue-eyed, are amazed at the | blond child was hit in the chest early this month | by @ small nail tossed by a running power mower. MASON CITY, Iowa (#—Govern ment and airline investigators of a Braniff Airways DC3 plane crash which claimed 11 lives here Sun- have decided a raging wind rain storm was a “contribu- tory_cause,” Coroner Ralph €E. Smiley saiys. Investigators examined the wreckage of the plane yesterday. Smiley, whe received their preliminary report, said it indi- cated that the weather was « “contributing factor”, in the crash. a pasture on a farm near here. The airliner, bound from Mem- phis, Tenn., to Minneapolis, _was only 10 minutes away from Mason City, its next scheduled stop, when officials radioed it not to attempt to land here because of a wild wind, rain and hail storm. The coroner said the report de W eather Believed Contributing Factor in Crash of Braniff Airlines Plane clared the twin-engine plane was in a “mild to extreme turbulence” just before it smashed to earth in gave this account of the mements just before - the crash: “We were going through what seemed like a solid black cloud FF, il , Ef fl s i atiite i iit Ht | More Dairies Cut Milk Price Creameries Pass Along Savings on Quantity Purchases DETROIT (INS) — Three addi-_ tional Detroit area creameries yes- j dF { gh*3 i gts si jt ; i ' 5 i ried : H f i t * ' ” ‘ ¢ LJ i ’ Players Possess - Determination’. says quietly of the Indians’ 5%- |. SJ p : : HH 2 x f 5 te TT Eg i ii Hh 1 g fiesit ef nll I me = a eae Ne eae Se i of New York in a great match. game league lead: “We're still playing each game ; as it comes along. We're letting 5 Relaxing in the quiet of his hotet | "* Copommirate om teNAy." + | try Club of Detroit. ia : nF tere mee ‘That's been the dite war on eee oe oe , saga ace |e and ed 2 8 tle ts —_ aie Geers |Cee, © Seterunindt motioned Senter i tenaciously despite a dogged drive today's tougher second round. | ‘ by the five-time world champion : f ‘Bi ] t a eae aenieh As Ge tal 90 ‘von 7 A : of the club and then replied: as a | t h “We're in fine shape except for! a Baxter wiped out a one hole | , his Ja red 0. He's been throw-| send it into “sudden death.” $s VAs atl. ’ a Wally Watches ‘Simon | S5* iting pracive und it monk eee aie a esos 0s 9 Pures’ at CCD, Plans te. fpo eng betes be bo randy agli oat Ne to Make ‘Circuit’ sutiered a broken jaw when struck | the tn Ge bet Sring of 0 ive "Ee By H, GUY MoOATS > sg Indians po gee Ra < So — atures Taking a “‘busman’s holiday” | Stadium. ™ anise Monday, Welty Dahan, 1953 PGA| How ebout mentally, Al? a figures in today’s Pontiac Press| *Well, the boys have been con-} exhibition at Pontiac Country Club, | vinced all along they had a good ah Ok tek en : current Professional Golfers Assn.| He was asked whether the. out- titlist, ward lack of spirit might not be | * jBarkense was trailing the Rex ee es ae ! Baxter-Billy Joe Patton match at |“ —. : Country Club of Detroit, where I think that’s a good way to tho Neiiinal Amateur Champion. | °° %. These boys ausn't a bunch dtp Wao. ia fal owing, Walty |< “is, Gyre grown men ‘end fied tho Patton style, remarked | 2*7 SOW what they're doing. that “the kid has a fine game, : at de att signe” He eatee « || Trabert Needs Mase om te tect oe || Practice for on ee Singles Meet A teaming today with Lioyd Syron|| Appears Stale, Unsteady ne es in Nassau Bow] Test 18 holes. A Clinic was to follow |! Yesterday ~~the-match, which was scheduled +—GLEN COVE, N.Y. -—~Tony to start at 3:30 p.m. Trabert, absent from singles com- Landy Through ith Mile Run MACOLIN, Switzerland (UP) — Australia’s John Landy, who has __Yun the mile faster-than any man in history, never will race at that distance again. PEL EeHl ii if ” November and now I'm finished, said Landy, “I’m 24 years old and the little bit of fitness I have left ® I want to keep.” The Australian star ran the fast- test mile in history on June 21 at Turku, Finland, when he. was —.~ timed in-3-58.0, The a Leagues ; Minosé, Chi- 51: Busby, a 149; Vernon. Washington. 144 DOUBLES—Vernon, Washington. 2%; Mi- ost, Washington, 24; icage and Runnels ton, 12; ork, 10. 27; Man- ork, 2%: Williams, Boston, 2; , 22; Rosen, Cleveland, OUTS — Turley, Baltimore, 135; Trucks, Chicago. 133; Wyn. Cleveland, 120; Pierce, Chicago, 106; Hoeft, Detroit, 105 % * NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING—Snicer, Brooklyn, 349; Mu- ial, St, Lout 348: Mueiler, New York 335; Moon, St Louis, 228; Mays, New York. we . ‘ M Leu, 102, .| Midget League, »| Michigan Recreation Association 16th hole in the National Amateur Monday. only good thing about it was that it was shady 3 pueeamstemenren —— + Marino, Calif State Publinx inoso, | Crarie and located on Lake Fen- | ton, is in excellent shape for the ‘| tournament. Entries can be obtained from Roy Iceberg, 83 South - Johnson, Pontiac, He is the tourney chair- man of the Michigan Publinx Golf Association. By BEN OLAN NEW YORK @®—Mike Garcia of Cleveland and Detroit's Ned Gar- ver were locked in a tight race for the American League earned-run * Garver. shows a 2.52 earned run average resulting from M4 untaint- | ed_runs in 193 frames. He has won 11 games and dropped eight. Virgil Trucks of the Chicago ,,.| White Sox, another seasoned righty is a close third at 2.57. He has " | yielded 61 earned tallies in 214 in- nings while compiling an 18-6 slate. In the National League, Johr Antonelli of the New York Giants maintains his two-month old lead with a 2.41 mark. The lean south- paw, deadlocked with Philadel- phia’s Rabin Roberts for the most victories, 18, has permitted 4 earned runs in the 202 innings he's worked. Bob Porterfield of Washington is fourth in_the American League with Pontiac's final two junior base- ball champions, Class F Lunsford Market and Boys Club of the bowed out of tournament action Monday at Jack- Each team was victimized by the walks and a single by Jerry Orr, but a walk, an error and Ken Prysocki’s triple made it ?1 Wyandotte in the tnd and that was the ball game. Three straight singles in the 4th i Pontiac: Junior Nines Lose: =in Sate Test at Jackson ~ to tie the score only to lose on errors in an extra inning. when ‘the ball got past Hertal’ the winning run scored. ae and Pee eee eeete Trucks Is Close 3rd __ Cleveland‘s Ga 2.72. He’s followed by Steve Gro- mek of Detroit, 2.77 and Sandy Consuegra of Chicago, 2.83. Por- terfield has the most complete games in his circuit, 18. Lew Burdette of Milwaukee Is | Gromek. . Bet who round out Cleveland's big | 5. three, have earned run percent- ages of 2.88 and 3.00, respectively. | #43 rcia and Tigers’ Garver Deadlocked for Earned-Run Lead in AL The Leaders (Based ce [00 tunings pitched): AMERICAN LEAGUE . Cheb G WW & ER ER Avg Garcia. Cle ° M16 613 26 Gerver.. Det. 7 is «6 “752 Trucks, Chi 32 214 65 «61 5ST Porterfield, Wash 3 m2 70 «61 «2.72 7 29 5 67 63 2.77 Consuegra, Chi. 310 61 6 283 Keegan, Chi. ....... 2 192 6 61 2.6 Harsh: Bim“ @ is Lemon, eo sepseeece 29 197 76 63 2.88 oe. a: ocvcdeces #4 - MM "4 oe eo BB a 2 ig Bos. ....... i ie Pd % a Schmits, Wash. 2 a@ : NA LEAGUE Antonelli, N. Y¥. . 4/241 Burdette, Mit...” 3 let eh Sy 382 Conley, MU. . 23.170 % 191 Gomes. N.Y 7 6 b Simmons, Phil. ...... 27 191 79 64 3.02 soberts, Phil. ....... 3 261 oe 3.07 ame. pbesenes 27 27 7l 3.0 | Magiie, N.Y 2M RR 88 | Fowler, Cin . iso #1 68 4 Haddix, 33195-0777 3.53 Erskine, Bki 79 208 92 85 3 kaon, 2 a 1 73 in Minner, Chi 17 8 73 + 4 er. Bkiyb...... 29 as 71 8 47% Rush. Chi 2179 WT M4 Musial, Minoso Close i wn |On Leaders Snider, Noren NEW YORK (®@—Hitting spurts by Stan Musial, of the Cardinals and Minnie Minoso of the White Sox. have tightened the major| . league batting races today. * * > Musial, setting his sights on his seventh National League batting title,_beosted_his_average to .349 and now trails Brooklyn's Duke Snider by one point. Snider, who had a 27-pont bulge July 5, is hitting .350. Noren of the Yankees. currently batting .335, enjoyed a 40-point advantage July 27, * * LJ While Snider lost four points, Musial was gaining nine last week. The Dodger outfielder went 7-for-24 and Musial 12-for-23. Figures in- n best in the senior circuit. Mueller’s average failed to change as he had nine hits in 26 at bats. * * * Noren, with 6-for-27, saw his average dwindle 10 points. Mean- while, Minoso collected 12 hits in 26 trips for an eight-point increase. _Cleveland’s. Bobby Avila, the early season pace-setter, is back in a challenging position with a 327 mark. The third-renking Avila, in going 10-for-27, picked up three points. & It's Time Out! Arnold Palmer of Cleveland who| ateur 1 4, fot Abington, Pa., ot Charles ‘R. ui 4 s B #8 ff ae : a2 &F i ii ' } i i i she igiehy al see &8 i és 'Expert Angler Seeks | Louis S. Mowbray of Berm will be skipper of the squad which -.| flies the Union Jack in the contest... An outstanding fisherman and ichthyologist, he led the British group to victory in the first Inter- national Tuna match in 1938. Mow- broy is also Curator of the Bermu- da Government Aquarium and Mu- seum. Marimont Baptists Cap Perfect Softball Slate : 5 and 4. +f tters. A large number are on the terrific side, and a few are actual- © Q < i a i H it al re | dl i ¥ Ls: i | Mel Parnell (2-3), an old Tiger tamer despite his unimpres- sive record this year. A broken arm sidelined Parnell for better than half of the season. on each side, walked 22 men. San Diego scored eight runs in the eighth inning on six walks, a hit batsman and three hits. Major League Results [4 Michigan Men i . 3 , if ° 4 ra ! e if igi aes Playoff Title Trips General Motors, 2-0, as Eugene Cox Scores Twice Hy rit ! tee eceecocescoo™ eo! er ovo-ooo-t t 6. = Williams, Bishop. Johnson (B D). Bishop. Seeded Players Win in Girls Tennis Tourney Bowlers Will Meet ef 3 4 g ¢ | it lead and owned a nine-game win- hing streak. Then came four losses NY. Pilot Puts Self on Spot as Yankees Lag Assumes Responsibility for Snapping Champs Out of Slump - NEW YORK (@®—His team 5‘ lengths off the phenomenal .721 pace of the Cleveland Indians, Casey Stengel today put himself on the spot with an “it’s up to me” declaration as his New. York Yan- kees opened a vital nine-game the manager comes in,” said Casey. “It’s up to me to get them out of this streak.” The “streak” Casey referred to was the loss of three games in Bos- club’s chances of winning their sixth . straight American. Léague flag. mao But Stengel sees. the Yankees’ plight as far from hopeless. “Don't forget we still have five more games left with Cleveland,” he observed. ‘‘The Yankees will get on their feet again and make a comeback.” 31-Sept. 2 and then wind up their season's series with a doublehead- er in Cleveland on Sept. 12. Although disappointed over his team's showing against the red-hot Red Sox, Stengel said it wasn’t the lack of hustle that caused the Yan- kees’ demise “IT never saw-a team try so hard as this one did in Boston’ These guys have been putting out all sea- Jockey Kicked in Face After Fall From. 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Philadelphia twice, 8&5) the nightcap. = Brookiye 1 healing Oe edge over Brookiya by bests ing| Favorites Win fe three to the Giants. - ee om rue Guid ati tedeers wan| Wildcat Billy McNeece Decisions Panter; open 10-game swings through the - Py - West tony. the Gants woe | CHICO Varona Defeats Frankie Fernandez Cincinnati. As goon as the two MURRAY ROS clubs come hems tay coli ® 9 scien COMEE Gon: “Flobting ts|ilores ne hea Seu ceeatine envio to See ot ve three-game séries at the fun,” says Wildcat Billy McNeece, | whip welterweight Kid Gavilan on — gy a a 22, a former paratrooper who may | Sept.*1 in Philadelphia. Federico Plummer, the Panama- PR eM pe mary, week a eae ene_© lot Sf money doing whet “Let him fight his way and he|nian lightweight who held Percy tended tour of the Eastern oc0-| tne’ tig nea can beat anybody,” said the 24-| Bassett to a draw in Panama City, big, reddish-bignd middle-| year-old contender from Brooklyn. | will campaign in the U. 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Johnson, sh one mary, Penevel rene nn ket sagged quietly today with most Richard Norton, Rapids drew ayes ag Mt ps : . 1 bens: No. r i ' September $2.104, 1 bette bu: cade, F Tuomas ¢ % lower, $1.63, oats | 35-13 bu; “cabbere, -sprouis, No. {:| , Steels slumped, and other. major | TITS tM ca Beminghan Men.| Mie were % higher to % 1 ig 1.00-1.25 bu.- Carrots, No. Pe L— divisions losing ground included | aefesied Harrs i tember 72%, rye was \% down to| 128 be. Cou flower, Ne. 1; 2.50-3.00 dos. railroads, oils, coppers, chemicals, * an . Seten Porrs, AUG. Si, ist, Mine. ISA- % up, September $1.19%, soybeans ae 138 dos. Corn. rweet, 3 0. ms and utilities. Others were mixed "aber wort, tesco City, 3 and 2. won i rite of Wikia Popes: dear were unchanged +to 4% cents low- — Pd, | m. ‘umbers, * . . oe ‘ard, . NY. defeated mother Charles A. end Miss er, September $3.04 and lard was | No. i tase oe cucumbers, dicen, . Montgomery Ward, up 5 points ode ml aoa Ped Miller Sine’ Anne Mitehone 4 unchanged to 22 cents a hundred | dos. bens. Respiant, No ‘1, 190-2.00 bu; fare yraned sare ngnlaine pie ed. Hsreid” Brink. . Mich. tert cna Mra. Otto Mesers. | Pe- County, Understanding of opera: pounds lower, September $17.55. | Sema one Bg 2,090 pe Gnas | Pe ee eening of and shares| nea tet, te, tos seteed| Sips Auevaaatse pm sa ake | coy Year eruma Wt, Oc oak : ——z . > | dry, No. 1, 180-250 50-Ib. bag. Parsley | . BA Wee. Eegeee SS? .- Donelson-Johns Puneral Home. ary, modern home with eity coe f Grain Prices curly, No. 1, .75-@0 doz. bchs; parsley | off % al 78%. amr _ Kieoiug. ane, Fe. de; Interment in White Chapel. _ Mrs. veniences provided, Give per: }—— vee cae +! Peas, bisck e701 Aico 2 US —,, B. Garringtes, . Popps is at the Donelson-Johns Ueulars on age, titaily. prev eorones No. 1. 164138 pK: peppe "| veneswen Bhes See | Bea Carry ar =" 4 none “} -gesorscoce 24, relevent Perma CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain tee-i's0 bu; Ad, orotente No. 1 ¥ Sheet —& Tube, é¢ands s, N.Y. ROBERTSON. AUGUST 22.” j084 Harsens Island, Sans Souci, Mich- ' -, March 1.27% | 2-00-2.50 pk: peppers, sweet, No. 1, 1.00-| Boeing, Republic Ayiation, Amer- Don Cherry Wichita Falls, Tex 7. Sil tS Ee -yous own Business Sept. . 2... 2.10% May 1293, |1.50 bu. Potatoes, new, No. 1, 1.65-1.80/ ; Telephone, Western Union Cameron P. Quinn, West Warwick, RI — = Bariette Street, 62; De aie | §0-Ib bag; potatoes, new, No. 1, 3.20-3.80|!can Te ’ "13 and 2. . # tether of Dive. Serene Pull Bartershep. Rotablished 9 years. Maren 002 218” Sept... 313 100-Ib bag. | Radishes, red. fancy, 90/Kennecott Copper, Union Carbide, ested oad ware Sees Colo. a wees eT kn Gane Bane Completely | furnished. Income mee te ee ce BE dishes, white fancy. ‘90 dos. behs: No. American Can, Celanese, General | {"ana 3. . . Robertson, Punersi will’ be held _S01i from 1 a.m. to ® P “trom Tam. to pm. Sept rary are veo: SB 1 9 96-388. be: quash Acorn, Ne: Mills, Atlantic Coast Line, Shell! .of "Paul w. Wershej, Galveston, Texas} Saturday, August 38th, at 2 p.m. a hn ge ys FAY Dec. | |... 183 hh 1. 2.00-2.50 bu; squash, Hubbard, No. },/Oil, and Cities Service. 3 and 2. i New e Baptist sifieation Instructions. March .">."" 16% Sept. ...... 11.65 | 7-00-2.50 bu; squash, & = tented Ted. Bishop Menon Mace.” dap. Scaon ie AAG I, = WARRIED MAN ON MODERN May... LT! Cet. aeaeen 1337 a pe Ey ee ee ie ee New York St ks Firet-quaster ayes: ard Price, Long- Cemetery. Mr. t at ty = ’ (lb Carlos Bept. 2 Den | 7°77 13 Gq | BU: , Tomatoes, outdoor, fancy, 1.25 14- view, ; H. Selby, Rye, N.Y.; seen after 7 p. m, Thursday, at a eee. Dec. ..... 74% dean otf —| 1B, Dasket; tomatoe, Oeain,’ No. 1, | Figures after decimal points are cighths Victsre, Wichita, Kans Pronk Stranehen, So ee Sunreiheen Sunees MANAGER TRAINEES Bee 2 RS ge RB BE a near wt we) agua oo BS yy. | Ream, Bact ie "Se Lee ee ™ Dee. cee 11.10 |e ee _ : ; $45 | wiler Jr. Charleston, W.Va.1 Jimmy WAR ‘th PALMER AU- ont. esses 50% = u = wane, Ne. ons eae te Endive. Ne. Ailes Bt! : 33.6 Kim clk i, Gongell: “sire ta James G, Jeck- ge 1954, be a! ot Marcia Lee m ’ “y, Westers Auto — 1. 2.90138 bu; endive, bleached, eo. | aie Gire 2) 414 LOP Glass |. S84) NY. James B. Pisher, New Rochelie.| Ward. Elisabeth Palmer Ward ern Indians? bu; escarole, b lo. 1 350-300) Allis Chal ... 641 Le MeN&L .. 113 nv: Cache Jamesburg. NJ. ee Sei ORs themes if you are 0 to 8. . | da. Lettuce. butter, No. 1. 3 ma; | Alum Lid .... 6 st oo . at 223 W. Huron 6t, Pontia to work f future Odge Calendar -|Sinr<\eeie: ade Say sents mE AE] ny secomm atures a rg = er ean eee wv lLRemaine. Mo 1. :76-125 bu j= §§§{[Am Can ..... . em Notice is heteby oe "Cabbage No, 3-108 by an is Laertard - dotenseg ‘Tod Richards dr, Los Angeles, tributes may be made to charity. bald "waining Detore ancien vacancy + | Collard, . Kale, . e < Tr . 2 Erfurth, Lubboc! defeated . Hen at wr chasieis Sada tackhs Couerd, Ne ‘wustara’ No. 115-25 bu:|Am ‘Loco... 162 Marsh Pield 295 Bernerd Ht Widder dt, Duluth, Bina Flow 3 caendin Progress, with an Guard of Sorrel, No. 1, 100-150 bu. Spinach) am M&Fdy .. 26.3 Martin Gi yo |3 and 1 _ hag ers e ending crganl veld the Paternal Order of | no. 1° 150-115 bu. Swiss Chard. No. 1, | Ant Motors .. 10.17 May D Sir 324] John C, Owens, L Ky., defeated |° counts profit *charine retir- Eagles, Aerie No. 1230, Pontiac. | 100-1.25 bu. Turnip. No. 1, .75-125 buj/am N Gas . 47.4 Mead Cp . 386 | Carlos Belmont Mexico City, 3 and 1. ent. and other casphayes Nomination will be held at the -— Am Red .... 108 Mid Cont Pot 90.4 a, RB -g R-eh g 12)_ AUBURN FE 23173 Cenefits E next : mesting y: DETROIT POULTRY am re eae a + at Seine but not required. aus. 30 at 289 W. antcale DETROIT (AP) — Prices paid per | Am Tuatel "1134 Mont Ward" 7t3| 300 D by wad Eaiaies.| Funeral Directors 4 Local interviews will be ar » tiac, Michigan. mem- fob. Detroit for No. 1 quality|4m Tod ..... 583 Motor Pd .... 224) Celt. defeated Wiliam » Mune, ranged in immediate future. bers —are~—urged—to— attend—this, to. — _ _Woalen 207 Motorola 1° coum. © and bey are urged to attend this |. try hens ital ight Wee JEWS Tam gine 182 Meier Br "77 tet campers omens 20, Mam ooteane se — Deon elson-lonns—}——enteBesennet stannses ———————— tary Aerie No. 1230, F.OE. meer D, Seaes sede shay evesmes 30%; | Anee ++) AG Murray Cp. 258) 3° and I “yr WESTERN AUTO Barreca "Rashs'“-ts Capone U8) Armstr'g Co” Je at Cash Reg”. | wtica AY woteal nce“ Blasctngies, | —“DESIOHED Pom FUNERALS SUPPLY COMPANY ’ . . Assd @ . 25.1 Net Deiry ... 7% | Di. 4 and 3 ’ : ° Turkeys, young heavy type hens 30-| , 14 Nat : 33.4] William Mann, Sylvania, Ohio, defeated : Ben 6. FL. Wagne, t News in rief 33; toms 25-27. Atl Cet Line 1244 Nat Lead... $21 | George Clark. Gums, ows, 3 and 2, Voorhees-Sivle a) qumsae OUTaY seen oo ha Mat Poon 1.77 US| edweraieyeroon, "Lee Angeles.” 2 and. 1 FUNERAL HOME OPPORTUNITY A concession stand at the Water-| cmcaoo (AP)—Live poutry steady: | puis Ble 2. ST RY alr Bri". a0 | Pat Sebwab, Darin, GEimini| _ Ambuance serve Plane or Motor Be Fon "pase c busknens ef ye —— ie 7 Themes Jones Jt. Yomguioun, Gis, ? Yes=No ford Drive-In Theater was broken | cr“ite.ss4 i; payine prices unchanged | Betty “wat... 33 Nort & Wes... 433 “‘Timeoln Roden Il. Pa... detes Would you like to learn the steel, into last night by thieves who took | to }. lower: heavy hens 16-21; light hen | pendix AV ... 89 No Am Av..... 443) Lincoln Rogen Til, Abinglon, Pa. defeat Cemetery Lota 5 a, —_ two cartons of cigarettes and two ioe hes. Teponeties, 20-38." old | Benguet... , Nor Pac 57.2 od, Charles Brame at chicago, aS poet reso, vehoat ediwem 1 boxes of ice cream, Oakland Coun- —__—. Rocing Air". 634 Nweet airline. : ey} ieled Darid PF’ Dison New Orieans.| BEAUTIEGC 10, ORAVE. (Or tien? = Ho, ty sheriff's deputies said, The DETROIT EGGS Bohn Alum |. 186 Ohio Of...... 63.7|* Pym Cemetery. Vers Do you enjoy meeting people? Yes~ : at al : 4:3 DETROIT (AP)}—Eges, f. 0. b. Detroit, Borden ceases by Qtiver Ce nes) Victor Got, Ml. dofemiet A sont +9227. ; No. “ oe ore discovered bout 4: ~ arm. rence Murphy. Hartiord, N.Y. ¢ CEMETERY SECTION ine am. & troll ‘es cases included, eae gi Brings Mr. 083 paella a4 on ee bon o $600 rey Mount Park Cemetery tion, we have for 2 . pe ing deputios, was avg. 60%: $5, wtd. avg. 55, | Brist My .... 22.2 Packard 2.6) Mark oO. De Gfienand Parke Ti, ¢'end 3. =o Maple © Apply *Uhitea r ce Co ili made by removing the hinges from | medium 40-42; wtd. avg. 41; 71-| Brun Balke .. 167 Pan A W Air.. 14 Edward Martin, Winchester, Mass. PMpagina « . . a door. wi Me ec teaag Be vee eek Base Pietra, 3a] geting sam ai: f. | ee PORTER | Detemar Ri Biter; 23, of 185-Sem-|se vee arg 'sh: socctom ste omels-So-|campb. Wx. 243 Beamer 36... 884 Anbar COU Jt Lacing, Mich, Send The Pontiec Press © Sith local ‘references for perme: 4 29 wtd. avg. 27: grade B, large 45-¢7, | C82 — “Pa RR...... 163) = + Pret FOR WANT ADS jot: apply 1o12 am catty. ~ = Ave., paid Pasay Baye and | wid. ave. GM; erade ©. large 37; pee- Cee Fee: BS fron Se. 3 ied b Grosse Farms, Mich, Myer’s Jewelry Shop. 35 §. Tele- costs Monday after he pleaded | "°c SALESMAN ae CHICAGO LIVESTOCK pag bg 3 twit Pruft $9.2 | sheeo,-2, ano tf a 1 bf Et + PART TIME ° CTICSCO (AP) — BaleS'e hoes TAM Nor 3 Un Gea ? y) Hot Me ley Jr. S@vanneh, Ga. ¢ r rodu Jeeps Acquire puters “300 et a's pile ee Sew’ a Hf os Linea . in} ated. Prank Evens. T Jecksen. sc. | BOX REPLIES big pg wetreges 0 new pro wet wtechers 290.2 ! 5 to mostiy % low- ° J u ; | Additional jr utenera ander 98th ahse lomer_| Maree Mik fy! US Smelt. WR a Jere Zeynee’g wthutes Goagrin Pals Al 10m today bate ca, and s ste 8 oe +] e . ls ‘ itional Fame oft more: "yuik enotes 190-270 Th bateh- aetene Pr * ey Us Steel pt . ss holes. there were replies at as ’Salesmen’ | Senay uBR GSES, | Bete ET he the Press office in weights 20.25-21.80; larger lots may .. 008 W Ve Pulp. 326 the following boxes: which World a —» cattle 6,600; calves 400; fair oe -. 32.2 Westg A Bk . 26.1 The famed jeep, ry for prime steers but Interlak +» 165 Westg Bl... €7.1 3, li, 16, 23, 2%, 27 War II Gls claimed could do arket on drag-| Int Harv .... 32.5 White Mot. 346 , rs and heifers to Int Wiek ..... 45.2 Wilson & Co 9 everything but cook, now is gain- Int Paper’... 148 Whee El-Pw -. 32. een” ing new glory asa worldwide Bilge Galas Foe"s "how 3 uinieieiees .- 6. & 45. 7 a | Jacobs... 72 Young 8 & W 33 o |} Johns Man. 76.3" Sh & T 606) : its companion utility vehicles, S. STOCK AVERAGES ——— A. Girard, general manager of Pigeres’ afta siasai potnte ore’ cughthe . are Kaiser-Willys, reported today eo . . ; Indust Realis Util Stocks “Jeep cavalcades now are of Neen, tedey..1704 0s beh 105 > the road as traveling salesmen | thoce veatert 18 Cee eit come | RTT, MAY .....-1803 1001 648 1339 TV on-the Blink in such widely scattered places | ™ercia! 1000-1800, | -anees Month ago. ‘Has ‘sae ena isa as Latin America, Europe, Cali- slaughter Os mabe oes active, | Year ago ..... 136.9 815 537 1056 or Stopped Up Sink? WAnTED ; qeady . Europe, 1954 High ...,.1820 100.2 6526 134.9 is. « fornia and New York Girard higher; yearlings and slaughter sheep} tosq Low a 29-2019 ; steady; good to prime spring lambs | i955 sree 143.8 77.8 56.9 108.0 It’s Quickly Fixed bu) i ane reported. “Two more caval- | 1850-2180. bulk sales 19.00-21.00: cull to| igs, Tar | eng Soe SS Te3 . y Hie cades start operations in the | 2%, smbe 1200.17.80; 0, short doupie | 1953 Low ...... 13020 735 505 385 ANTED Midwest soon, Eventually the (ota SSSceage wimy Solow good, year- +4 Through the iS: jon new Yoana i oe “a lings: He.0n-8 adi to choice slaughter | pigsees ¢Rormplower, & “Weeks) WA NT ADS! call OL Rochester, imme- jeep veling salesmen visit ewes 3. decimal * 5 past Aditi Low . anted Female to pon in the ae Business Briefs Bes ‘Navigation? 222200 : wee something needs repetr: , - 7 The first two cavalcades to go Kingston Products* ......... ean get it done by teachers position. be be” into action this” year, a cross- ——— Badwest abrasive s00¢00°°°3 Want Ads._ They are pied te previous” experience necessary. country U.S. caravan which has | Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. | Wayne serewe 200000000000! Four good will and elfer expert just completed a 90-day tour of *No sale; bid and asked. workmanship. Remember, 75 major cities in 30 states and today announced that net profits Reeds to be Gone, an export division cavalcade now | for the year ended June 30 to- Foreian Exchance aria dae Jere in Ecuador after earlier visits to | taled $7,031,621, compared with fbx ange six other Latin American coun-*| $6,579,948 for the year ended | rates follow (Oret Brite in dallas, tries, already have contributed to | June 30, 1953. Operating reve- |“ oer, im coms) sharp rises in domestic and ex- i Aft $82,890,855 | Market 2% per cent um oF i port sales of the jeeps, station | en. cents, up 1/32 of @ . wagons, trucks and other ve- in the previous year to $84,584,-| 5 1'""PScnaneea: ‘Great Be 1 ae hicles in the Kaiser-Willys utility | 242 in the 12 months ended| fetures 0381 9/16 unchanged: "Orel line, Girard said. June 30. Great Britain 9 day futures §/32, NOTICE TO CREDITORS eae 2.00 3/16, up 90 1/16 of scent; France —, Wards Attomotite Reports , athe ot + ; all ot the Ine., today Pont . | 23.85, : Holland ool, eee meahed ape tatormed tnsi| “td lac Motor Di- | iar ote tconts Maly (fos) ten, tbe oqeperey te term of saamence, of F— vision produced 6,300 cars jast~|/* cent, unc aoe: OE sm Me ~ 4 = ai, 1954, sag all such ereciters | ae week, compared with 6,097 in the chaneed: “Switzerland (france) ~ cletms the’ liices of C. Emery | previous week, GMC Truck and | unchanged = — 186 Plerce Sirest, » Coach Division's output last week i i ire ah, wacbunged: wom anes Waltansavon, | stood at 1,075, It built 1,041 ve- | or Par Rast: donar Aug. 10, 10 an. eee eee Zavereruenat fall dresses me sae bree + SINGLE GIRL OR WOMAN TO AS- sist 17 year gt cooking and housework exchange for beard and room ‘eacher pre ferred. FE -SALESLADY At least 2 Vears expe Per- store at- ig ~—as" _8 Telegraph. 10-12 am. daily. WOMAN FOR GENERAL ould after 4 2-2744 "imaoe call FE} and-ask for Miss State Bank Bdlg. or return to 610 Pontiac} ~~~ . > + oe. So a i a “Now that’s what I call fresh fish for breakfast!” seeding. and planting C. Mills Moving & WworR driveways, and eT c. Alterations 3-2570 ~ CEMENT WORK A floors. Trucking 19) —< * Mrs. Vv ion Vie. . Confi- dential. The : DAINTY MAID “OR Mrs_ Burnes. $3 Mark. ep ay ME a2 _ongtime. gnce, Licensed vended: “Waste *® | ~ DRIVING LESSONS AR. . A “white. Light housework and _care+GEME SRK RESID! TAL ket +1047. ood Commins PE 46306. PRE ROMAN YR, MOUME | OM TE Ue, OF HENRRT a -. 7 BUILDING 5 V w FOR } E I mote masagement. See ed Wale | Oot ous tua Gos On 2 WOMEN NOT OVER FOR | FOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS A FE |G | © i 3 specialty, Cari Bills, FE 2-678. ase, Bon 2 may BARGAIN WHILE. HOUSES -REDUCED RATES © reksonable, work guar. decorating anteed. FE 2-5221 or PE “eat re eas)" me 4-1 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Sten, VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK “BE 44088 wants SUDDEN SERVICE - ASHES B a RTAGE bocal as close oe es your tele- phone. Dial 52718. ~REDUCE ARE YOU ovenweront? REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACH INES PHONE Walton's- - 4-2569 s_ PONTIAC PRESS EMPLOYEE Scott Lake, — | be to work at 8:30, Call FE _ +4238 after 6 PO DE dailv, Working hours: 8:90 to 8:30 Eta bate, tm td. Contracts, Mtgs. 2 on Di tORTGAGES for land courtecus "action. Por immediate Tesults call MR Johnson. or Jou A. JOHNSON, Realtor }_____FE-4.2533-—— 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-03 CASH land contrae or equity im your mome. ffowany | K. L. Templeton, Realtor ; | 2339 Orcharé Lake Ra, PE +4563 Settlement Pe Fes weak & tact dost on your sa ttry 99 PE 2-030 j Sto fom ° Sun. | to 5. peers DORMEYER| | __NEXT_ DOOR. LISTINGS WANTTED BUYERS ARE WE BUY, SELL, H. C. Newingham, 381 &_ Marshall OR TRADE Broker PE 4-9843 MAHAN HAS BUYERS _ YOU WANT ACTION ACTION ON YOUR LISTING Geo, L. Sca'es l.ealtor, FE 3-501! GREEN LAKE OFFICE (ON OREEN + TT. 7 St. ai CASH FOR EQUITIES We have investors now buy equities in medium . located homes. Call us for imme- ROY KNAUF, Realtor W. Huron 37421 Eves Timely Tip for Thrifty Folks... by Ie ean F) Ms AND BATH FUR- oued Newiy 5 Adults guirance, Las oniy. Pontie Lake. 8882 Arling- ton Rd out M50 3? ROOM FURNISHED APART __ment in Lake Orion. MY_ 3-4231. ROOM APARTMENT. 1 welcome. FE 5-0396 — 3 ROOMS AND BATH. ; PE 5-0067 I" ROOMS AND BATH. ADULTS. PE 6-0057. Wanted Real Estate 32A re heat _Dasement $0 3 toons ane : ens “ea Oke re 42285. 621 N. ’ bain. veacloned L. =! : ee fete ig a ca “for 1 man. $10 week- | New—Modern Close, to tows, entrance. =o Ae ES GS Eanes “tae rom = Bears. | ful Bheben, AC off formance. 21903. | Attached | garage. PLAASANTLY LOCATED. 5 MIN” Let $13,900 ‘terms. for retined Indy eal. FEDI208 | 4 Family—Close In Large income, 13 s 8L ROOM IN PRI- a owner's soariment Cae ene | | Saniak Thee REFERENCES ‘ a Ft eas : = Pull basement with exterior. Lot : 00, terms i i nyhi ir Bo os iy i i F a} = z Pie om ere qPST RIDE ROOM ROME PRIV. | BARGAIN -fNorth Side | W . Hi Vashingtos Jr High : NICHOLIE a ee ed Large lot. $10,960. 5. Near Owen School. New brick and frame, 2 bedrooms, full base- ment, auto. heat, Webster Grade and Eales oi oo eee ce TAN Gowendors” ND HARGER CO.- ¥. tea A SS met WANT A ¥ OWNER FRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- fryer. mixer or steam iron $200,000 . rene beens cigs. to Pistnes end ag bish, Anytime Cheap. 30296 ? We will gre t 1 O O} } June. Pontiac FE 20318. 045 . choice. tor, coming. tig cream | At our disporal to purchase new _* =a ROOM “AND in . +. or seasoned ‘and contracts for 2 NEW CABINS 1 AL- ' ; YMAN AND HUSBAND | CUT Clients See . lo preferred. FE | _homeé near down town. FE _—— Trucks to Rent | "tie tists amiacar | St AS ek “Bow Maat) rae 2a AOR us| eo CARLTON WE | “at Pee "Pasar ons nore” UCKS, TRACTORS iy’ jnjured in acct | YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT 0 ee et ee 7 Minver Day to June _fooked meals. Rooms, $5. _ A beautiful long low and e Ton Pickuph tg Ton Stake | ett on M-2* Gunday. Aucust Sth. MAHAN ail types of pre to sell For | et, Aine two 28edrovm apis "~/ Convalescent Homes 38A; cck aoe Pontiac Farm and Department. 10 ares La iat ‘ cake een ee HOLMES BAR TRAM CONVALESCENT HOME IN COUN: Sor tesement ut ws Industrial Tractor Co. | Sharees ‘Thank you ; Seen ines aod Sundays A. JOHNSON Realtor TT want eT ie eS “ ‘andy : = 14a ww a HN 3 OM HOUSE ON PONTIAC and Painting & Decorating 20) Wtd. Child to Board 26/ Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. FE 4-2533 OR 3-2363_ Mr. Got ) it ia colt 4-1 PAINTING, PAPERHANGINO, CHILDREN BY DAY OR| 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | ROOM PURN. HOUSE. si Hotel Rooms _ 39) Sp Se © + = Paper removed, Estimates. PE| week. PE 46747. Tem oo Te . i H AUBURIN ¥ Bowe ROOMS. BATHS. 3 KITCH- OTEL UR es , i PAINTING AND DECORAT-| Wed. Household Goods 27 s WILL BUY OR List Your LAKE|’ o. Newly” . Heat & Room Day or week Attractive and exceptionally large , eeaheene INT ORICN SEX HAVE Purcharers . hot water. Ideal for 2 ae lee? Apartm five room home with = very al P a OnE PONTIAC’S ROEST | OME : iy F McKINNEY. Near Pontiac rE ig and ‘etrigeretion at ae | eters Kitchen. lovely modera , Work quatantecl drec estimates, furtitlre buyers cash wailing. ay Office 9900 Commerce Rd. — ye pt -- : ' _PE 47681 __. | CORERACTS Ph. Pontiae EM 3-3311 or T Vv ang screens. $8.990 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DEC- | WE WILL BUY OR AUCTION ALL $1,000,000 *_UNiv. 19798 $ . ‘ ~ orating Wor’ guaranteed. FE Md - ° CREAGE . - | vs ith READY. WPT ANS Ae Rs : me say Gem | SORES ETE Se ‘SON _$85. FE 55290. . sary Stre L TNTERTOR AND EXTERIOR WANTED FURNITURE P'W DINNAN AN 7 wibes 70] PONTIAC 33D Rant | comvere eee Ge. | big or too «mall. Free esti- IR ys A meet on YOU woe ee hee eee “ bungalow wih im 8 : mates. PE 32-1912. Coste service sad Ge, bist WanteD 30 BOT Se payment. EM 3390. | DRY CLEANER'’S AND EQUIP. oak floors, f basement car 4 , | PaleTING | AND: TING. petes, cam $1200 * | COTTAGE sid AND Vis PRIVATE svesenenie, 19 W, Casege. | foseen Tandecapes Insite ont oe Reet L & S SALES CO NICHOLIE & HARGER| S80 wo"town ig ‘possibie. Write sid AND is. PRIVATE amt ” Ma ee PAINTING. COMMERCIAL ~Pa- OagL AnD ST rw 8:30 4°R Ss 61. Fontise, secluded. EM _ }-2204. ae. lots of parking F pool BUNGALOW | Rises 8a" 98ieen "or Pe” snk _ Furnished 33|°ED4®, MLAND. LAKEFRONT | itarvor se” meee ,, 6-380T or FE rn Wanted Real 32A Rent Apts. rene | home. 2 bedrooms, Le #TORE gx} ON OARLAND. IX, ptwective i 7 « 3 WALLS _for_you. OA" ET ETS nee | NISHED modern’ farnishishing. Bost. EM | Located om an acre of : ie TUPPER OR }-7061. FURNITURE NEEDE BUSINESS 1 ithenecte, adult. Inquire 408 W.| 3-200 : TSMGEL of sexes RETFED TS aa. HEATED. land. Breesewar and garage, tru Sutside and Prside Pree est; | One doar wil “bay “outright ‘ot ae paivarm | bem on La "7 pete ree} Pe Sain, _| weet, 68.960 total peice. 4 | a FU MS. ‘ STORE BUILDING. GAS HEAT — Roars were evaraneed PE] hE oe tem meen | TS TERRIFIC! | eget er oeticome’ Fe) gay gmoney Pentae Prem. CERF Ste tin ieee th POUR BEDROOM Roam | ee Saba. 366% PR jf a —_—__—. . th, 393 B. Pike. FR BMG - 4 » PAIN FING ee Fp Linseed tal 28? 7O- 7 Pe 23. | 1-vour ay is_tp-the, 1 ROOM FOR 1 MAN. QUIET. | FOR RENT Rent Office . 4 a SeaaSy Dewees. racer pubic E estimates i + Ob furniture eb le no drinking Very reason- — a a Pairing ANP ORCOMATING,; | Witd. Miscelaneous 28) Revue itt'teas"tai'Whis| toe rsh ist Padteet™— | ¢ room mater Dome ar Mae oS concn par acn| Senn Staaeat eed peas 4 8 phan PAINTING WANTED ABOUT 10 TON OP oeaey_to work ‘only in this con. Oey ee ee ROOMS. | Children. $75 00 per month ater, Furnished. 3913 Elisabeth te eS eee ; RESIDENTIAL & good horse also 100 bushels eentrated area. By doing so, we 7 ROOMS. A BABY WELCOME. FE . —_— ND _ 7 3 Paton of oats. Must be able to deliver.| are better eq pocees, John K : Irwin ee eee eG - 3 EATISPACTION ASSURED MI_ #1322 na - ROOMS IN TOWN SINOLE PER- . wou PE 3-021 - von F | WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING. | #7 OO" Would consider late 1 Call our office enylime. and “our 3 ioe preferred, PIE S438, reaTon == | —"“Eor Sale Houses 3 teeter rains WANTED ANTIQUE GUNS OLB | Terk wih you on the ‘ot |* with refrigerator and clean nena. | Phone Px? 2401S EVE PE 2.1004 > 4 Zee NING oon. Am Gariand's Gun your real estate. Gall ws now— | Hot wate: Men only, FE $0526. 8 tg tAT 2 TEARS CLD. | ALL AND PAINTING. MAIN 1 “‘PRi- cuteOy ——— PE 1-807. toa ares Sa, ars WHITE ” fate etrance Uuiities turn. 85 ef house, hot Sater cdl | Soo vs wate WASHING AND PAINTING. | WANTED ubure, jection to children. | = | a. oe So SL — arg ey ® give. PE eae wher 4 | Sg, eis alt Sere. fend Seention. C00 98 5-108 = : moc igetrsa | BRU DS. hteenia 8 youn Mets as AHOME OF YOUR = ene ee "ek wil pay cach FE| Open b to 8 — Sun | feet bartjocs by door FE 3m | Test eneene |. snd renong, Ube ete Studion 12 | —200'e__ 7 PROFES ESSIONAL | OIRLS OR RUSSELL NO West Side wasn ; - fe 7291. : . Mo _ Wanted 28A - — cas teachers “ase ee . Near | wr x Clark. ery convenient to imgten Jr Physiotherapy 21A | ~enenr— = no “WAITING Sept Dor as Réison PE LAKEFRONT | BRICK HOME, 3 Ashoe 4 b> A oho . WMA AeA A Oe ee * a , s SWE IbH MASSAGE Micontract equity 1-3 of "vatuation Mt a 3 ROOMS. NICE COUPLE OR 2 radiant ol heat. rarage. $100. 8 kitehen room down, | oe | ee ED PRIVATE | ‘June to tess “Cal TRanity | 8 fine Belghborbood $is,s00° with 3 Television Service 22)__ Wanted to Rent 29 jee, Gorege._ ill Tetegrash. ¢_or_Unirersny_? See — : : casas woawenm Sain ta CASH * qairance: Ciev and guiet Couple. [TARE gason., ¢ rooms Axp| Auburn Heights y 0 . . A 3 : OATpepigee, PE baw. ...| old Sout American bay ip fami IN Foon oy OE ee aopERN | {ont MAF shopping center. MY | fun" "Sasement, auto. eat. fre. ? tv ment. Write details by air- 24 HOURS _ FE 5-02778 LE STRAITS LAKE. 3 BED- | oy a. 5 siisee, rms. | mone CON- to, ’ wigueroa 3 PRIVATE. ADULTS rooms. oi] furnace, wa- a Ban's fetes ; Aires Por your cquity i = 722 one. er ter becter., to June, West of Town 4 aundry privileges and + a Ey, jes ‘ ‘ : : ! . PRISE Eee Ce bas | . ot y : i 3 : * i . iy ; ve 1 5 ; g * *. e : ? ; | 4 F : : 3 is 3 ‘ ee, . ‘ete ; : - ‘ ; 3 4 bedrooms. 22 2338 Orchard pleton, Realtor) tovet. trait room, Paved drive BY OWNER 9 STORY 6 Room| PE 4-050. now. Call| living pa am. Saue ~Y— Windows, plastered walls rooms. 2 car on gg 4 ave paresis a =. FE 44663 rage with ge closet. C nds! YOU WON'T BEAT | Thoors Compact kitchen, util} all, fenced, Wari oF em ceqeceee ne Feces | heat, wooded lot paved “wosd, 1] and new m3 Dow Fenced ond lnetesapes crn : N'T BEAT | Shyet "tna" anes Tociuded "ij | ferme Eve. Po biv bine: © | oh $386 Sah Earemes | Nika cere nara | Eat Sie stetredan are | MaeaPalboty Siu gee. | PAU ctfering at 17.80. deeastatacdt tama. ped - - _— a A vate sandy beach of e . natura! 2, 1’. D. HAMA ’ : , pa John Kinzler, Realtor Bheetrock walls. juculeted, Well: ete a a ake.) the = immaculate “gn lowe tienen. rari ‘or FE ren * — ' COUNTRY HOME se = ‘| SNVEXCELL ERT tocarion. ] ° Open E vg coor Doe = £4 20d 8 treenday evenings ey oo See hee «=| hbie Week’s Specials |i Room Gort =e beta = es. th 8 MODE . tet owt . DITOAAL le cRN, - for Close to GA OP et rd beac aT ently fexchange | MOoM partes Taree’ Dials rent| etee, Na on Lk. Rd. to Com-| den space. $8,980 sounds NEW-R: E-|-jaree ga porch garage. large ‘wicks att -WE'LL INSURE IT age, Equity #100. 0195 Ditie Hwy. | en right eat ee Punish your owe terior td on schools and” bus “lina dase ' LAKE F q >was ATES ive room and dinette | 5-4701 5 Batons enn! MAHAN “an iE FEO | cousKINZLER. 0g | iste tu Sut the een eee ar Se | ZACRES fond, econ, . This tome ‘tas ¢ bedreoma fai | CONSTRUCTION, CO. pute Vg MUS Ongn B8 | Planter bee im front. Large lot | &, room nome. Hardwood eer _DINNAN AND SON REALTY CO.. REALTORS . eee ene cat gatees | MI_¢-0008_or DMI ¢-<8it ratine Real purches 'nearey. $1300., L000) Gry trave” } car garsge Only = . . ith garage down. Interior “finished ; car garage Somos — FE. _—-estadtisnesssig___|_""® PSE SS setat or. 1.500 FULL PRICE - TL 1! | Pag eco “| &™ IMMEDIATE ‘ ; Open Eves. "til 9: Sun. WE HAVE KEY to this FEderal 4-9584 targe ttxt?—tem? gone. ‘ 4 ILES oeee ew Bure 10-4 mea home. west $, bedroom IN ROCHESTER ty ined Shrougasat room om lasis, ox £ CII lage COMMERCE. LAKE POSSESSION post OFFICE right on bus line. Large kitchen | This ts the home you have been and fully insulated. Located _— Tate te 0 dergatn, Cony Soon. Bega new ianeb home. 3 A : porches, full basement, “ ecre | has 2 opecious ‘bedrooms, large Sppros, an ‘acre of land. Don't * ope ae ¥ . On in quiet | ment, N lg bauh.» Pull bager a GOOD VALUE pg OP RB Ee mise this deal. ents et ae shaded. ~ SUBURBAN ey you prefer. tt ne weishover West New Yors near Wever down. pa mn ic ges heat and strictly | PIONEER HIGHLAN i EMB Le me. 2 bedroum hom. . on School, m throughout. Ds REE & GREGG |: ¢, 2 nice lots, _ modern 2 bedroom Priced at imately ‘s ac: bun- only is the true @ Only $650 down. a> ee borhood re in @ galow. Full basem gas heat, | “Y. EAST—Here’s a buy for $14,000 with $3.500 down. Call for oeae attracti escription of © 1545 Union Lake Ra i - = ay near sluminem | storm Se* sare smal fomily. ; uy for) an appointment to se this one. large ~— — pt Suanediste _passenms. A cosy 3 __EM 3-093 " CUCKLER REALTY camen. Best of all $2,500 Near Crescent “eke, ts oil ge a —_ = PEderal ima” paw my heat, I‘: car gar e. | rage. Not aR fm | aa ben VET. ye got wm bento he Gown poy bedroom , Te PeSrse| etal rice of — IN OXFORD Webster Scheel district, you will | wet Oe te Ra wg cha $350 DOWN. SOwN 0: ete nd : plastered painied walls, oll {Ur 91.459 DOWN. 5 acres near Orton 11-room colodial frame home be amased at the low price and| ante ab pee me. _ room, kitchen, ‘bedroom, ‘Dat h, —West Subarbar———T PONTIAC REAE PY a oar fox you io turn’ tate pow IN rokaeaintll pling ret ; ’ , : am | beme. urn into four 81.500 ™ NCO} eee priv bee ox Ot. RESALE 4 noouS AND wants garden space ener wil Gia wth aay ‘rma fury eo geome La -4 "Socarated” rs Lace vom, a gs North Side WILLIS M. BREWER , e . House com- $2750 down. 30 E Fair. = oy home near Reors, red walls, corner lot,| town. Inc noet ROOSSVELT HOTEL . fislehed for only wl —mount. PE 2-53 Orion or Rochester. Total pric MYrtle 2-2821 or paved street, screened-in trent all furniture in — win easy terms wenatURON, GARDENS waves eee. ° "une a 51.0 full price. Check froced it, with surden ead. fren finished attic sot Joslyo ‘on WEST SIDE Zz B Big Family? only $9.950. ¢, | WATKINS LAKE AREA. Modern GAY ‘ . trees. $240 per mo, income plus) gas heat, Large fenced to 1% Story Did . 5 CLARKSTON 1 extra wet, al : LORD uarters. Home in L- 5 ard Fy eed at $10,850. /2 story, 3 Yrs. Old _ Phone OR caus or en See .° cron. ful ome “oniaine cose. nna ban a my. bearme. L. z : Ru 3S oll Young. |_ dies tnd , cut. Tnchudes tudes Forms, interest. mem. ¢ Fas nest tile “bath and “Eyehos rec . — = : 2 to 8; Suni to 5 8 bedreoms, full basement. | 5 room ranch tbe becoment, recreation rm with} © Tiomoer Cooperative = = | 22,¥ mene ofl heat. price $17,080 00) 7). — 40 Oe Oth ee, Soome._ Shove - payment ts only $2500. Let 0 on ype, fernjehed.| fleges. $13.000 with only 93.000 Real Estate dachang Open Eves. . ‘til o-sunaay ts me Union Lake Privileges... wk - SUBURBAN mans i " CHARLES Epon rm tl tome FO | Bera been 1 cere, | nocuaTED At atta |S SEE as) NY ; WARD F. PARTRIDGE|. oy, stv, Stat KENNEDY i ~~ WE NEED LISTINGS eat cater -menere 8 Extre large jandacaped. fenced Minent, garage. barge Dale Prent ewlyw S le ap he ey Serie PVearoomt "semibunesion Open be aig on 1 GILES REALT bome, | #085 eet ene fo Really. sburven living with gre jon ale ee Ea A Riper Sm Fa ome | : Bre Tie 8) eta. Te cer garege, | SOL™ Huron Pe 43500 DOWN buys_a si LES ow, Y CO. ‘T SUBURBAN ft weniences. 18/ ——"*. 0 m bungalow? if RANCH . TY} wa wT All , “Se .4, 1 LL. Denn ad Jooking pend th ome, over |92 W. Huron re on groom heme an 3 ieee. O00 with eataust ina end ‘Dishmos, | tush to’ move inte this well fur-| tequi 9 car gore Sa 8S + tbe new carpeting “in ving For Sale Lake Prop. 44 range & rowboat ine pnd Open _0 MO ' R.sJ. VALUET, Realtor carpeting tne “ica? Fo bene. LLER ‘with fireplace, 2 eee eee foe | ee | Werth “too Only a LOG CABIN u need it Co-sperttire Rest Estate ment, AC oi] heat, a en with electri s, Kite: $800 DOWN —_ - | Attractive yea sheen far we bY i: Sacer Ms Beats | ER eat tes | a Nr SUBURBAN—| febab eel PEEL GE | ects See pt, st, | West Side a Fy oy] * . . ve, “sé : . ad. t-modern— home, amt ~ }_—— and sorry? Call right ow” road. Only § miles’ to Roe | Sones hated take menses, | reason lots. Priced at $9,000 with | (Could be converted ine choose | A Feat temp bone we pew | tema, ge Dasilad ho : —— © » town. ' | Humphries pa Gaewn by sgpetemem | scnditicnse One. fen bath. Water ‘“rme- seen Comsine' price S108, ts S ot'h bedtoome. Orion. “Price, $13,008 cash. Rater aprink 3 Ea H ] d “putt io pensied “tect tac ‘eae | OPT Dorothy Snyder Lavend Fire rooms on first floor | Oxford, ‘Mic ye . Sie Seay a ihe! TIOMOQY | fag eae eaiectad ear aaa etme Fe te, Mel gunnetoguneany et |, A LIVOCY ina w YF egton SET) Sa Wares | auracue, 2 te _ Teasonable terms. / ’ A : : Seminole baths, full ms, Is = a - you want to have cachasten | 0 2:-euee Se bet} oak floors, full basement, ve year around lakefront B / Hills location. Tile entrance. car- Parmece halt meclted Seer | 6 room NORTH ; es Pe 2d a | Beat. near Washington @ --X_ 3 i. 4" . D. CHARLES, Realtor 13x20 living room, full din | = cement drive.’ paved | Pull b . T bedroom. | Sees af Sto Besuutul 9" bed: | Peet, stew one. _ Tee asee nen. 2-cer eee “—, arms ¢ roo with adioining terrace s $11 000 with 61580 Bo Fou bem Full basement. New oil EER E] q fteneed yard, sereened | | Bing. arse ond oe Priced . o_ Lasgo tat welt ned eek FE 4-0521 Kitchen bas attractive knotty Bie | noe AND B 860 down. | furnace Mew uled bath Gord | rage setting beck off the read’ in wiek possersion. $1,000, Pair Ae ies ions. cali | ME fon Price, 13.000 cash. =~ é - ' ‘ « e wo jUSINESS. N ’ . @ scenic 4‘ do ov - MEAG ‘ . Eropernine Rea! Biale Euchuntt Seiten aod m0n 51 p00 terms. | Al ae. Ideal for yt | sirabie locations, . ee janes, were only. $46 ‘enn og Gest “Rest partially fini ~gae ra sisi or FE. Pass down payment. Eig to, | porch, new tee furnace Gon| > Hu h : siaeee wun see deen | payments on Gi of FHA loans. morteages Ue whe to |, Large lot tnd water” $6,800. OL . —— oe | stool in basement. Lot ‘ m , 27308. . , oni. tor : 2 p ries HERE IT 18. 2bed STONE — |} ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, 2 DUCK LAKE. 2 FINE LOTS ISON ST VETS VALUE PLUS! Looting for that | Dome 2x3, fig lake "reeion Willi STARTER WOWES 3 BEDROOMS | _equuy” $1500. FI BUNGALOW? ach ‘Low terms. ad [eas NV Of. = rare home with all 7 west of Pontiac. 2 region : “ lllams La { . 3 BED equity $1,500. FE : | _ Pp. T SMITH. . “Modern. 3 down 3 and o- | rc ; toe, wader sia 00. Wwe hase. ats Rring rm. and hallway, ciltred STONE REALTY CO. -|' Precticaiiy new 2 bedroom - Beraite. 96 riage, 98 MGS | TERRACE, 5 7 matt Aue ay Moet z “JOSEPH F g Eiez . garage and attached summer Aa sgctifice tor rage large Wt gto 8 pm. daily: gun i to 8B overicoking ons, of the faest LAKE | AND C | a “ise. tarnished “8 i mis iF. a tee, © lot te completely . $1,500 down. ¢ | MOVE In BEFORE §CHOOL-3| win'e on the lake. Good beach oon} ac 0. WF gg te Be on 4tors. ing Foom farnijed bedrooms, tv. 3 ; _ Huron , ; lined street echoes Hi OY r rooms with bath. 2 lots. retaining . This WALLED TRAIL lzabeth Lake T| with dinine et omy had | ve_Real _ | Blom. "Aittor it's win reet| FLOYD KENT, Realtor) “p2*iutrm. REALTOR ‘ lve has good ‘sieed “utility = — Sou course. FE Sti | “Seawdty “Rventtree ‘Fark with t Cherokee Hills 2 ‘BEDROOM HOME ~- is a real value. : seat eet ETE. FE 56106 15% E. Auburn, aoe Rochester peetee Bie an pencemebte T TO ,RTRiDos: — mvs . wi “ , 3} BEDROOM BRICK . ers Power 1 terms. 18 THE ‘BIRD’ TO| Lake & W Costons Pedy Sextember Humphries , NEw RANCH TYPE OUT S = a me Mater Frontage Bf. 10h, This brick home has center 25 D 8 . E - Ht Near Drayton as aa on I Se Ne bh r R rooms modern, | ; a. 5 low as E halt “coy win, Wee vesrieate . DJOWT) 5 Biles Lats. dateernetine S| KY postcThen Pointed wall” Ready F..C.. Wood Co.!. BF $2,500 DOWN HOLMES-BART RAM oeree tan wardrobe closets, sad | a Florida so are selling this de- t Se ae ee elrtoes | ST BUYS 5" ROOM BUNGALOW — Near | 4102 Dixie Mis A living on wih eS ee | mahed. hanes Gee aan ocd = | PST CT aE a eS | _tehoo! “bus si 500 down, terms Cor. Of W Realtor eae . cor garage, Lal size “ses, per Ne ee ee "on saeruse te! Dlus costs | &* “giant! ale oat and eee Aeron | ie eee ti Seeks ree Ser ceaprme tate ee ae TODAY eer Hon RN a Ke room ck. « . eee fo ‘ ; - heat and, fas ‘ater hegier” Pr. MO | Dah Mepis abe ioe: | ma and path er camays | Huron St PE 24411 734 GENEVA CRANCH HOME —— aa eaaeaar wares fect in every detail. Full price) ~ | streamlined kiichen, 14x18 Bed- tion, attached “garage and 1's | Beautiful Lakewood Farms Subd. | Home—or Income "} ‘BabRoom: BUNGALOW -| bes 7 BEDROOM WATERFRONT e closets full “or and. 1 mile out Hur bome. $1 o Jengtly- mi "Reasonably | North End on past Elizabeth Breezeway and 2 $1,009 down. 2816 Rowan - rte mirror. Oil heat, water priced with terms, -* ~ |? 1 Bn / | Lake Ra Attractive modern ranch $1,000 Down - 3rd bed . car garage, Rd. off Williams Lake Rd. Phone Near the Lake | tte car. ete. Fenced yard and | ¢. . Three bedroom home, ali one home, Let 100x300 FHA terms. Hurry, burry --on_ this paneled room RF A rs | PB 21513, Two befroom bungalow tn beau- "this “eatyh Let us-show you, Sylvan Lake og ana living room. full dio-| THEI by Rae Xo ‘ bargain. Loc fine num P » Alum | CAKE & WILGE Ss Gita North ‘shore (subdivision et, 3 BEDROOM HOME | Near the lake. 2 bedrm. home| spece,_ Pull ttehen vin | éming HELMA M Li ELW D cians to ‘ores, school ad foot a uled recreation room Bick iver & axe Muroo, be- i ; ¢ . Mig | electric hot water heater. Im-| PE « Rd. city bus. The 2 finisted complete. . or_term: | Err rnree, coat ue ing $190 D | Humphries dining rot Wodeta Machen and}| fore 3 ts eer f= S00 DOWN | eatcoems,iding 3 sory | ie Ope WATERFOR : : : . and lavatory. ruit trees, priced $11,500, - windo n ‘4 ; ed et cae OWN arartor FE20474| Si FHA EER Peretti Som peerless Pot oowe parsamcr, wo| damgecinremntaat wae | Soom mn orzawa wma | Tit room megern home located — —in pies = '83.N. T Open . : ° DEN COSTS. . » large kiteh- ' — walk: Dey i SS O56 : ¢ patalive: Neal Estate-Excnanget Yt sei : H. Delos Your Choice of 6 — a | a. Ng 4 tg» —- I good order, call —~ at "tnd tareyhownd bus res, PAUL A. KERN us Costs Serre Wel denad 3 bedrm, home| (BUD™ NICHOLIE ——4ig a with Oriuirr | — 3 room -and beth apt _thar- mest, wih uta. oil bent, large d . RN, Realtor _Tawas City FE 2-1466 with large living rm with log | go Ret! Estate and 4 WITH UTILITY ~ OQ LIILtT7 carpeted living ree 31 Oakland Ave. pa seu Surning fireplace ‘seune es | 49 Mt Clemens St wees. x 4 ROOMS FULLY INSULATED piture tn Ley 24 ‘The J tt Fiibnia kit and and is ae “Real Estae Since 1919" ‘ been well k . We ink Eve. Mrs. Kelchner - FE = sect CEILING JOIST, 2x6 ROOF F4 | ag & genuine gas . . ‘om chain of 8 excellent — ; at you will ifk + qi. oe FLOORS, AR e. atts rent makes / anes REALTOR meee, Tt is completely New, Low SOM) ws. xxupsen | No Money D BEDROOMS. LOTS, EE | 10 Family Bri Fen Rick TERRY One Eves, | Soe eet esirable. year / FOR BETTE 510, nese Ors, 3 bed Y bn. oe. THESE ANE NOT PHA| Close dowstows. Brick seed ile toncnanie | ur? included: #14300. t FHA T R HOMES Pr A Costes State Dae Bid M% acre ern bag = home on oon aA NOT GI HOMES. street on the Toat ey down payin a we al- Gi ‘ 7 i rotelt'd pe. bath, 2 bearoome, CTITIS | pee one-tat hoar 2 inspect LAKE ORION Rj VALUET, Realtor | 438 BOLDER, gRRMANSIUD Gompily asd 'exceuenty | Graiset at, Maveard) Court iroux & Hicks ~gtove heat, suto. water heater, fertli fe Regs a ag mars operative Real Evtate GUARANTEED OLLY) Vv lot, Automatic ot] 3. Eves. ‘tt 6 Sunday 38 Srat bated rat'ss tts for Civilicnns | toit"ied Mechta? Saas | fegemss tia aou,femece: tase |“ open tee FES! Arthur C. Compton & | ie smpuaiyinceme Pius VACANT= on baw Be, Pinina _ teds ® little work. stool in basement.” Also has 4|T ALTER GREER ___MY 32631 Sons P cours seer | West cebeen, tne neem in For Sale Resort Prop, 44A k ° ° * ing f - , te Poy ° so, Domn, we Pont PRI ioe OS pet etn Pons | ARRTRONT, RR MOM | No wey “gent paome on] _A Little Bargain | Set siali eat ute piatips our ing. Desement oil Just South of eat. Shown by appothtment only.) $19 7 lot. in bath own sad three, roome | © Soot LiRate Sree. Fine location on W. “Gniente on Elizabeth Take. call Pa s-oeee BOAT Y ON AW Bar 360. A : = 5 WATER, GAS.| off Baldwin , or ’ . $500 _ up, in good condition down, $39 month glese to at 136 East Pike $2,500 DOWN. $10,300 FULL PRICE. Waterford High School | 4 very pest ieee S reem heme an proms. 00 per a - Te Stirling) {Rn cme with tal bet R ESTER AREA on investment. on this one, Brand new two bedroom bup- ‘ on ithe west side of town. Lot k automatic hot Noy BT AN Nothing else lke it for only You will be proud to own this 7 MOTEL ON painted at M59 and Crescent Ideal spot fora. netghborhend. lot. Priced to sell at ii 500. ae lot 100x325. See P. W $3,500 with $950 down. room Cape Cod colonial home “ie with year Ji = Full price only one family.| We want someone to look Terms can be arranged. Ba & Son 66 W Huron. Real “ee very “veautiful recreation wikust be ‘sold reason- Lake Road w ° -|~ftouna and knows. whet shopoine -H. Del c Rooms BATH A 2 Houses—2 Acres in closets, There are sor many ™ < ° ¢ HY . ws what's on the i os ~ are so* man | Pa t market for $10,000; . Wartially fintshed, $4,000" $1,600 Dow extra features like pay soot wen You can ova thi'| Bewiat'w'punts boseecatrs| "BUD" NICHOLIE | Late, a Wis ARM GAMO | Located nage ty fait aha, garage, coment drive A. T from Donelson School with » 1! of homes vou'll say that our Real Estate and Ins *: ot fn the. wonderful city of home is built on @ hillside | ) © * rT ° car garage on pice jot e0nieet | COME 2 ote yeu Dever dreamed | 4@ Mt ens st eyanee q Lake Orion. The large ranch with an acre of ground. We can aaariey - Te Sees oe Sale Sat you'd find. if yd Borcher §-1201 = | type for the owner has & show you this or cali for REALTOR-INSURAN' : and will give quick’ posesesion.| frtteg You lot with a — 14x20 Iiving room finished additional Intormation--call Px | 00. Oatland Ave, PE. 42544 ; _ | Fat price Snuy Ghose, with terme. | feneed back yard.and guings te w ip knotty ‘pine and 4-0506. . Straits of Mackinac ae flo’ : picture window, 5 2 ( AR Y OFPICE OPEN 98 Severe, Bee ret eve Eh tes Near GM Track 1 =< “i very small modern. kite GAYL Just ideal for tetirement A. JOHNSON, Realtor with fs large y~ ” sense Rent sad cleen. Faved onite & Every Nite The Roos cement — oe a FE 4-2533 lacgetiving Topm ang sus | terme: ve. call PR Sama 6 to8 be seed for Fental ts os 31 facing Par re 1 ue aS geet 3 large rooms oe St.| you can enjo. living in the soenie 704 S. Telegraph Ra._| tn he ‘pm ane er Near Fisher Body | SRPETEETS Rss | Sater eS. S Feast Satens coe Model H LIVE WHERE: YOU Sa TE tal Seereom, ome, meter | buntaet ei om = "Tale very sein rte Sb titre . 2» fRE’ ; e hes te, I ot! "nome el Home | oN PLAY. | Eker eid cateds| Seat | sa, ne . ; ASANT L. © less ; F : Inte et Ss Sek ee wat we you waiting for—call | 26% W: Huron Te Se one privileges, Jo@ tance. Osty 039.33 ' Open 12-8 | Stns Tass “aise cates WHITE. | |R.E54 528,588: costs, Model Msaily Soke PING’S YOURS in th i ‘ Le. . west of “ ‘ Lake. BROS Classified section, House, He ante >. aye an look for j- is ‘ per , | on eter ¢ Want Ads! Z y a ; - ens . Ld On toes ae A po th Fee Bee | f | s i i 1 f 7 6 } ] ' ii j A [ 1 of a Jel ie A ke oo a oe ee ek i rig eas uf ( wT, , at a Waste RS, RECONDI ea's best makes, food guaranteed for 6 years. value $249.00. Slightly scratched Fluorescent. ~ BRAND NEW 100% WOOL CARPET 21% yards only, t Beautiful + erater Good Both for $80 Also 2 single beds. OR = 32238. — — — Oe [FULL Good ATTENTION, MER- CHANTS! To reach more buyers use, Classi- fied ads! FE| Fah Mave iss on the high: a pe chard’ Lake Ave. way. Has 4 Santee a “_- should borrower die &% ins" per mo A completely moe-| _ H. G. PETERSON eS ern . home and a ft.| 1310 Pontiac . Spinner washers ....... $69.95 up | Stowe--bidg-—- included also, Only | Prone PIF + cleaners... 8-47.86 0.508 to Randie. WANTED TO BORROW $8,200 ON | Roy's 06 Ostient on one a WARD FE. PARTRIDGE] _ Press, "Boss GOOD RAD PE $888 om ote Aen: mouse Swaps Gas AND REPRIGERA- ICES PRIN 4 CITIES , vintiatiindeaiaieatzcietialy See NE re we OU anieee —WwasiERa tin be COAST-TO-COAST | §,ACRES:AT Mio. wean av: (Cp Pe asig le River for small house- | —— = ’ trailer, lot or will sell cheap. 28 INCH FURNACE WITH ALL World's Largest| _siter‘s pin S"re bain" | conrol._call_st ieee. _ 63 W. Huron Open Eve, FE 24nie | 4 INDIAN Th) Ehcege wil | 414 ft, Wall Tile......10c trade for lot or sell very reason- able. A. C. Compton Guns, | Ben. ose Renee uur e000 0. SHOE REPAIR SHOP | _St-¥. sures son Stas | EEU atone ai mauipped.. Will sell bull ng. and pint or, ote. FE StL g | is Te OR ies equipment for $3,800 or TRADE 53 INLAID 100 FES” Wignt tories 18,000 mi. for good “46 or 30 141_W. Huron; PE 4-3006 Raat qeairect or neunstpatier own-| Fou ; over payments. dresser, antique platform rocker Dorothy Snyder Lavender | SUMP TRUCK SERVICE FOR | _ re o-1981. REAETOR se, whet have vou r 3140 W. Huron 8t. PE 24611 | _2-1897. _ TO BUY TO SELL REALTOR | EXCHANGE MEDION PRICED KEL un RE- persion FRE BiB a ee |. Gh "Gy QUR" Oe f Siar ie Sede Tat s.| Sale Land Contracts 52) &xTRa a LARGE CHINESE RUG. 20 GAR- ~ vm ~-| old car, tn OR | land Ave. Sylvan Lake. ay Eavfry In As Pr SPAR | "two ROOM SURTE. & cial. $49 50, ead vacuum’ $16.98, Used FRA 5 sinks, all Super 1 condition (trays, stand Re ates | Se en pees Mon waniboSe ttre PAameR save Boppy i 8. tase to order. . 6 mee AUTO. Pea ors ears wee te Baldo Ave or Sale MisceRancons °° FoncaD- ain oft BURNING FUR: |e and ALL Livovsums | pace © and cold sir) el Ox12 LINOLEUMS, $1.98} _ suits sis, Es one aw ag Paint eal Gas , oe. Wall Tile...... Ie aq. ft. 41% ft. Wall Tile....... 8c ) sin 6c sonable. rE2- oe Dement finishers, electric sewer, TILE. leaner, chain saw, floor sanders,| SUMP cana ““CONE'S RENTAL WHITE CEMENT, $3.30 BAG 31 BALDWIN PE 20077 00 ib. Slate roll $395 Oakiand 4175 Dixie . 4175 _ Dixie Bey. ANCHOR FENCES , . No 1's ete Dresser ... 0.06, cecsneeees 00 +- " cant : — SPRED SATIN. WAR- $ pe. breaktast set 913.58 | Sax30 UES oa Grepert * | $29.00 GAS CONVERSION, $55. ‘635.00 = PE 53378 | 4 A 5-581! GOOD iéxis CABIN ALL FUR 00 nish to move. H. . — . “7 Sutton’ MY 26432. Oakland Furniture wyed. Bucelion) contilies. 7B GARAGE DOORS 104 S_ Saginaw PE 2-823 | Baa Bales end service. Top quality. i is on wheels wie 8 een ed. TAYLOR MADE kitehen FE 4-9745, Soi Leach Ra "| BGS? eee eclimaicn and free ; USED NOES. 635 delivery. Munro Great Overhead Door Co. _ (Rn ‘ - Fiectree toe We turca. 1 T 3010 Dixie Hey. PE 45654 = a TACUUM_ CLEANERS. BRUSHES, BURMEISTER | gas ES -AND _convER. | USED "BOILER ORER. 3 cee | UMBER Seat ee Pees | ‘WROUGHT IRON. BUNK BEDS. tea, gacvenioss. GUS Reuouves CO. vanes Gravel, 3 Sant Furniture 42 Orchard Lake ; & a or. e eWY. PARK FREE See ee ee avenue | “Best Buys ou road eravel, cement gravel. 3 Remodeling Sale | re a a te 8 47001 t OE IA ~ Frigitalre refrigerator $38.80} 4x8-sneet_rock ‘ ; Besar eerste hp HS Wigs ait! a | Upholstered chairs...... $29.50 wp 1x12 W Pine bourds $89 per Foldi sheite. secon ste cegecsess ee | See oA bay Door.. % oe kh Servel gas 13 cu. tS “| No 2 vax footing... $138 per. Mt : refrigerator ooo 20.50) W. P. door...... : | CLAYTON’S Aluminum Comb ‘China Furniture Appliances P mouse 3008 eee nar Late ne. "DRIVE S| cohent ‘condition. - EM 3-2001. FE 5481) or FE. 5-807 AND SAVE OF TO ete Gl ALL CABIN 5 Fa "amps, pay pei moe: time w value 900.30 Teese HpeMtadi” * * ™"")- Burmeister’S | Hae detect ss | ROSE CORDED DAV- . traordinary ealues ichigan ; enport, makes & bed. like new. Northern: Lumber Co, Pi 13 Orchard Lake! 2 r a a S__ Soars a e ° . - a pnesyvquengeapeumenenaasarenes b SR wed Wedindhenee ome WE DELIVER KITCHEN SINKS | 34x21.) $29.95 BOOT CIGAR Ci poop as, dirt! Jenkinson. OR 3-0908. pao ee ye — 7 Mile Radius on 2S Se Se value | new, 913 Baldwin Ave a | Wood, & Fuel 67 _Munto Electric 1960 W. Huron | With § Trucks Serving You chrome mixing faucets $14.95. / 1 28x60 COMEINATION | BOOM. | pepe Bee’ 5a — © nut Suing suite. ew is. | EM 3 4650 EM 3-396; Prowrecrent marred hard | Sil: *Soth new. Row $10. (Dey. HEAVY - ae 146 Cherryland, Auburn te | oe | ke Aver. ns <1. ren | else ’ 53986. H coe, Ce IEE, aes PETRO | near PiRR TOPLAGE | FS SE hon 0am os” | teem a Pe Re Ae new. _ ir Ave. c - RUBIO COUCH. $23.80, DEMiecra.| Yor less with ap H C LITTLE |CanGe gig Of, BUR RO LiRE | OR 34124 | oad tor $29.50, odd beds §9.95, chest Gearastons aeomeue Fee | Bee. Temtge site mystery WANTED ANTIQUE GUNS. OLD | ‘608 of drawers $11.95, small china yeom. or basement books. PE + American ~ Garlands Gun cabinet $13.50, vanity $6.95, large Breese ents os Ss a aremery,, Sam: agree free we sft, terete soaps | Re Gera ecnpeee| = LOOK |! | | Bede "Rage Featare, Grete) SS Hemareds im wore thie Oren | EACTORY SPECIAT Do It Yourself 61 | $e Gas stanton PE wrest. Pree +—Dem L Golly. fomeereis--| —-ALUMINUW BEL? STORING CAMP CHEMICALS __ ms across from com STORM SASH Scientific Efficient Safe. Used Trade-in Dept on. Fe 125 Septic tank « eane? & conditioner Apt size electric stove $40.95 BEFORE You invest iN A HEAVY ue DOORS ae me cleaner. Root-A-Way Table top gas range $40.05 eater, softens er Balto uate | 20 PER T DISCOUNT ON ~ Guaranteed washer. $29.83| No'down eaze “mt emall mec ALUMINUM ANT PIBERGLASS F. J. Poole Co. eed Weeslions ost Saabs Ld : FE ¢00n9 151 Oakiane __FE +1504 Dining room suite ....... $00.05|BYOGY AND WAGON WHEELS .. per we ig natn nS Eis | te, Sats ates St | aa patina oat, | Bite ta Sete et TTA | eee teen | a a Ss Saris BegeR | CHURCH'S INC. it W, Pie Only | © an Fafa 5 4 — GIsTERED BE DaED oi neat ca . Sci imertor Mat, hee, oo : A ee oa ae . The Housekeeping . at only $9.96, 454, ae \.RDENS 7 pret reg. $2. ue S00 a takes rust scales ~ —— TN | Sa Maen ae | ESM eben = = Nr DEPARTMENT a om ? ss et ime =" x, te CoATIN ee EE See oA _. $10.85 : couch aoe | *eErcral N ; Par SS tor 3 piece vast set “Hase SPECIAL NOTE + FB Driveway | interior ~ stucco « “a Table, buffet and 4 chairs $9950) wiry AD WE oIve siate “approved |< hooks coment and cinder vioeks. 1 and chair Ol 4 CENT NT ON | steel clothes $5.45 ea, Sewer, of 8 colors ; Polke ico gai PRS) ALT REM TSRRTINY SORE | GMP F Game SAM | ne tec, sume mate Vanity, “Vand full aise od. tbiwe ALL. BOM Sk artees laiex. Adds beautiful OTHER eee ata A Sudewell Piywooe. tate | Get coat corte PEONOT pa FURNITURE CO. Dries m 8. ww . | —— os lass, lam Huma: | 4-7061. | LE GOOD | old. He cach. | Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ORR RA see, OMTES FOR P 2-4366 "+ For Sale Livestock 72 | BEAUTIFUL, GENTLE MARE Reasonable. EM Sea Also New Gene ¥ see Tals, ont, Great _ Used New an o he to 60 | Parts and accessories. Milo South of Lake Orion, on - - M-4. MY 2.0721. CLOSING OUT ALL °54s MOON RICHARDOON EL- | | ay gUvS. iB EXCEPTIONAL Burs L ERAL | ' 10 LAPEER ROAD. 1 MILE’ | Sn ‘OF LAKE ORION. MY hp.. $185. mre | HARDWARE 3004 Auburn At Adams FE 2-8811 |, “EVINRUDE MOTORS ‘Chae grat be iis _$railers. ~ outs Vice i = 60112 Me OHNSO! Grareratt a ee trailers OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 396 Orchard Lake Ave 1 Kauffmen, Yellow Jacket boats. G LES 2101 Dixie Hwy. gan cae aes rooms and $1800 1-3 dove, "oR 3er33 NEW 1054 29 FT STAR Gi) GEN. | eral $2600 with $850 down. 2-0527 ee ' MODERN 30 FOOT tise TIE | Chiet. Excellent — t 55, Parkhu rst Traile a UNS. | 2] FT” MACOMB” a, aes bottie gas stove, beater. electric ee etc, Good MA | B. Sweitzer craft | MERCURY MARK_20 H & CLASS boat with all Cath or onstrater 14 9 w Jacket, ‘Gensess Sales, 2161 Hwy MERCURY OUTBOARD Switzer Craft & Master Craft Trailers De yicll HOOK'S PLACE “Pontiac Chief MOBILE HOMES 22 ft. to 45. ft. in length. Up to! 5 years to pay. You can buy « Les Hutchinson reconditioned trailer as low as $100 down. | Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales 415 Disie Hwy. Drapes Piains | 1 Corner & Mile Rd asd Mound, Detroit 2830 S. Dort Hiehway. Flint PLANNING A TRIP TO FLORIDA | Alaska, etc.’ We have | Just the traiic for you. A light weight specia) aircraft built, all aluminum Spartan. Like new with tandem exie and teilet. Cost pole iggg - Pa about $4400. Save well over $2.00 Trailer Exchange, 60 8 Telegraph Trailer ves __ ane isa MOBILE F cavmen 3% Pr | 5 7 Bas | THE HIGH DOLLAR | Transportation Offered 87 TRANSPORTATION PAID TO Los Frisco. Drive cars, ‘pox IAC DRIVEAWAY SERVICE Street het 2 3 PART ~, Wanted | Used Cars Por high grade used cars. We need them. Drive the extra pis. ove ear cn wm 4540 Dixi “H, J. VANWELT OR 31355 TOR C: CASH $$ FOR TOP CLEAN ECONOMY _CARS. 22_AUBURN _ — $0 CARS EVERY WEEK. to "33 models. Clean ca only aates, 2618 ~ Cash Ready WE NEED SHARP CARS It-Then Bring we “init ark sss baste te | See M&M Motor ‘Sales For tov eohar om late ogee cars. 2627_ Dixie 1 3-1603 TANTED: FE SOBEL wrecked cars cars. Hollerbacks Auto rE _ S141. For Sale Used Trucks 90 GMC Triple-Checked- ‘arts. ah tne | 4) ~ LOUIE'S AUTO PAR’ T days a week r » $6.50 | i Lots ot ‘Toes patte, tor “6 tare | 149 IHC panel, $345. - acter! a0 balan Ave Pw Peers 148 Chey. utility body, a - LOADER ieee "Pants. te} $395. ; se NTTENTIONT 1951 Chev, panel, $545. |4 EES It. We are wreekt at 1949 to 1954 1947 Chev. Sedan del, 5g OR Pt nea Deslet | cars We have soci | $495. Dixie ._” Waterford | eral late | low mileage used 49 GMC t t 302 PALL BARCAING — | Set coc erst ‘nekemn | IMI GME tractor, We en-|, 1980 FORD WITH PLOW. starters generalors and ¥ gine, $595. "Fon DERRE 3 with COLTIVA) CCHRAM AUTO PARTS 7% 2539 Dixie Hwy, SPECIAL kino GRAIN DRILL, Auto Sccviee “si . ~~ 1948 Studebaker, 1 ‘ton, HOUGHTEN’S CRANKSHAFT GRINDING, IN platform, $145. x, Rochester OL 1-976, Cpt cylinders pebosred. oe Zuck ie KING BROS i380. 1949 Ford panel, $145. Soe Pig eee comrirre rama sone |®EPAIRS BUMPING EPATSTING WILSON GMC | aly, | FS CARS 8. Weacare a N-FRACTORS | BRAID) MOTOR DR SALES | FE 44531 eee 2 mes 4 Pan Dee ating ue STUDEBAKER, i% TON 12 pkg 4-074 AND Pe s-i118 Cc “Sale Motor Scooters 6 s 8 ‘$4 EAGLE 866 DOW 96 WEEE. New & Used addled Scooters 12 8. Paddock FE 4426 95 1953 CUSHMAN EAGLE, ‘For Se Sale: Motorcycles 83 LARA CHECK THIS! { ‘a Harley, excellent condition | Windshield. buddy rest. and other extras. .11,.500 miles. $450. Flan- } ders ENGLISH MOTORCYCLES, GER Man scooters. 231 E. Pike St. tractor. fe 43152. L ICES | ew and used farm e¢itpment irs on all makes of tractors Wisconsin m “Pontiac Farm ‘Supply : DEERE DEAI gmt Pontne Ra ee cara wooD COMET , arom NEW, - new John — With motor. Davis P Sachinery. 45 Auction Sales 77 AUCTIONEER W._ FE. BILL NAGY. onction, anywhere, Of- the Wx CORNER | - it you are looking | a eh ine,-> etc.; do not miss wr OMART SAL FARM . T onl Road. For Sale Nenesacaiors 2 +7 TPT ee AUTO- Briggs ® Stratten Clinton, Wis- matic. with buddy seat. _OR 32-7078 Power 1983 BSA, 650 CC. GOLDEN Eee. Forte & Repair For Ali Piech. 5.000 cried _ pew. | ler Sa Cc OR Dick's Air Cooled Engines _%ITIO, after 6 00 ”» _ FE 4032990! FOR PARTS ro canvas ON w RIDING our Harley Davidson eA Hariey ‘all implements. = yideon Sales Co.. 372 8. Sagi- and power : - . ‘Sl OMA TCHLESS, ee, "Lee's Sales & Service ~~ ra Must ell, 49 Chippe- eeprom = — JA cc MOTORCY CL. BUCKET FOR Lightweight, fast S -* able Completely rout repaint | ed Perfect for toonaget. A Asking _$150_ Phone Chuck, O ; NICE CLEAN (32 HARLEY 74. OR_ 3-7184 ; te A NDIAN 7 74 GOOD CONDI- tt 627 'N. Perry, FE 2-3175 “For Sale Bicycles eo BOYS AND GIRLS BICYCLES and aiso parts. 735 Purdy 81 _Birmingham. _ __ | DUNELT ENGLISH BOY'S BIKE new condition. Mirror, front and back light. 4 speed hift Carrier, air r pump. | _OR R516 BOY's BIKE 26°" | ALSO GIRL'S | FE_ 40017 | | | ‘12 FT. ROW BOAT | $25, PE £1016 Boats « Accessories — 85 . LL PLEAD PPP PL wi’ USED TRUCKS), PE 2-8020 ~ 2| PARKHURST TRAILER SALES. epesteay" ~MTRS. ll MOTORS, Yellow Jacket | | a “er eh “There! That proves that house!"’ the golf course is close to the For Sale Used Cars 91. LL OL OOO } CONVERTIBLE. Goodrich tubeless ake Moot ipuIeK. Good top BUYER'S * SPECIAL! 1953 BRICK |Special two door. Attractive dark | RS 22 AUBURN AVE 1950 GMC 1% ton pick up. ads! To sell Ext “M45. snyining. phooe FE 811 for as 1951 Chevrolet 14 ton ps3 =. 2 seen panel. Low” mileage’ SB a E PE 5-1597. Clean. $495. 26? SEMI-VANS VERY GOOD condition, $650 each. Hutchinson “Trailer Sales. Plains DUMP. 426 With or without job a isso CHEVROLET * ‘y TON PANEL. Heater, good tires, excellent me- chanically. Priced right her in and see this one, Stude-- baker Dealer T C “McKibben 8145 Commerce Rd. Phone EM 3-4211 1957" pobGE CONVENTIONAL 2a ton tract ully equippe A-l_condition, FE _5-4467 PICKUPS - PICKUPS - PICKUPS | » large ‘selection for you. Many | i makes and models and they are +’ all in “A-1" condition and ready to go. CY OW ENS 147 5 Saginaw 1951 FORD FE 5-4101 | — PICKUP | $595 LARRY JEROME RochesterFord Dealer PH. OL 1-711 ik MORE THAN 30 reer Ay GOOD BLACE TO BRA “PERFECT TO Dalve TO TO SCHOOL 1950 Ford. err For Sale Used Cars . 91 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 1950 Low Prices! WE ORIGINATE ’EM 1950 , er 1950 Ce eee 1950 44h ae lee kard 2 ur 1051 Kaiser 2 dr. .......... $575 1948 Chev A ; 1948 Dodge Club Coupe $365 1947 Dodge 4 dr $196 146 Dodge 4 dr. ...... $95 LIGHT TRUCKS PICKUPS - STAKES - PANELS 1948 Chevrolet be 1947 Chevrolet les =6GOMC 1982 Dodge. 17 Fo READY TO WORK FORD TUDOR $550 |/PONTIAC RETAIL STORE {GOODWILL _ i esieceseatiee's #8| USED CARS ‘«@ CHR 2 DR. s10 DOWN “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” NW . ‘ ‘ aera DR. #0 DOWN Special Deal! Woodward, birmingham 116 N a end continue payments. 404 47 Plymouth 50 CHEVROLET 2 DR. $10 DOWN ‘47 Hudson “Woodward, Royal Oar uid Dodge or on v If You've Good Credit ~}—- and Need Transportation | CHOICE 10 USED CARS DOWN PAYMENT ONLY $90.00 $95 with the purchase of any other used car at our lot. ’51 Ford Victoria with ra- dio, heater & Fordomatic. "$200 "42, Poutiae, cH DeSoto, "46 Hudson | Des Custom 4 4 ash, Wl Buick, 50 and ‘51. 75 SNe Ss Plymouths. See and drive them a ato 4 tom dr., . automatic transmission, OTHER GOOD BUYS | yadio and heater. Like ../33 DeSoto V-4& Fordor ‘83 Pivmouth Station Wagon boed. "53 Dodge V-8 Fordor j ‘33 Plymouth Pordog Hardtop "5 Ford ‘Ss Plymouth Pordor "$1 Studebaker V-8 Cl. Cpe. Motor Sales Soto-Plymouth ears Fair peoxne 80 Fine Safety-Tested Used Cars for Sale at Jerome's Bright Spot Orheard Lake Ave. at Cass) ——F TERRE ALUMACRAFT BOATS “_ Kor, Sale-Used-Cars—9t)— an boats E-tinrtdée m i Propellers ‘jor all mo Ge ourpackage deal. on motors. 20 per cent off See Some Ciean Ones! ~~ SPECIAL! - © $945 51 Nash. and bed equipment. ‘this one! $795. "52 Ply tieuth Club , Coupe. A dandy car at a good. price. $825 52 Chevrolet 4 dr., and heater. ' $950 93 & ‘54° Radio, heater See radio Demos. and officials’ cars. Low mileage—low Price. je - PON TIAC. on Ormonsiveke 1950 Cadillag 6° hardtop _ $1605) - MARINE SALES AND SERVICE hand Pontiac’ Catott ma . $1308 |-42 Greve eed "42. Biymouth te Bx [ on all late models —tires _____ 422 8. TELEGRAPH ° ge 8 4 doo $1395 cellent motors and tires $ 77. 4 ——— 1951 Pontiac #4 "door $ 895-48 Mercury and ‘47 Pontiac § 297. and batteries warranted 1950 Ford custom #4 door. $ 645 4 gaiscr a beauty. sist, BOATS ihe Gheve convert. ...... § $88) 53 Plymouth, $1008. on ALL cars. END OF SUMMER SALE, CLEAR. | 68 | Oakiand eer FE 2-2351 | 42 Packard, nice -......... 6 wm. ‘ NEW AND WIND - zz | ° ree and heater, ny Danan rn dad | @ BUICK SPECIAL TAKE OVER | Mat SEER Fase ALUMINUM Throats MUST | a De. walled $15 | "48 con and ‘48 Plymouth — -| +50 “Buick Super... em] Factory Branch — A Slaybaugh’s | "ser Maagtertras. ts Pilate sane Fitcie ntrunge| 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill | oS , or Ph FE 3-7117 . 630 OAKLAND AVE. ne "YATE 36 SPECIAL. OFF tet ote pnone Fo tae | i rt JMROARD OFiLiTY, V4, cellent : 1860 HERE COMES 6 H With stokes conversion; |. ~~) TAYLOR CHEVROLET I y AGAIN ore ls veer, Sell of trade. ¢ cash | ‘62 Chevrolet, 4 dr, radio, heater, ACY AGAIN ae $5 Uncen ‘St Sede "tahitgas | 1952 BUICK sPOmerslice, 0000 neater} sharp car 197 Ceatitnc joaded. | 210 Orchaydl Lake Aye. ZF F.C COP RUMAPOUT pan, MOCERAMARD, 7s vae| a PEARS hy reate ter | NORTH FOUTING AUTO. aa FE 2901 _tor_ EM 3-447 a best of color! Red and iM —— = he radio, heater. iW. MONTCALM PE 4-9151 ‘ ii PT. RUNABOUT DECK AND | 2 ar. W DODGE 1 DOOR tie Bows }————— at “ uron Motor Sales ‘a tom panel and et ., ‘ _ end afaer am " coals ee Ss W. Huron ae FE 2-264! T YLOR Ss Wood ward: ningham ‘oe & ay eee STATESMAN “| Sore vein at. pa bESOTO ‘@ - } ~~ ee ee atin Poe use ft GLENN'S “Motor. antes = or equity, o. ‘Ra, rE 1-000 ate fap Lala ( ff he cel 4 "i 4 / ; j Ne ji hi ; py \ f; 4 if ' 4 ) ji reef ie fi . " f bog ; ae Re ToS | +4 Pel AES 4 - hig ng + ; he Sei’, wine hie ln Ca es i Gee ee A Oe. Te ‘$1495 - PONTIACS Riemenschneider Bros. - Dedge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 pals and back up lights. 232 S. Saginaw St. 1,495 ae > 288 L ARRY ‘ti KAISER 2 DR. $10 DOWN Keller-Koch FROME | Saar CMeodebrd ol ts Mile Re. J $1 KAISER mY 4 i" a ie . '- ; r , Lincoin ¢#4t¢ Rochester Ford Dealer-| tres, Radie and. hearer Needs a OL bey ‘ ments. EM _}-3873 GOOD PLACE TO ane 50 LINCOLN 4 DOOR. $10 DOWN CHE ‘4. 21 b-| Woodward fay do sry or 118 me - a Soe. .. gen 2| “000 mi. Price $1395. Would ac-| N. Woodward, Royal Oak sig ais 12,000 miles. Call FE cept a —— =~ 5 a > | CHE "SI UR DOOR ' ‘$2 CADILLAC, 62, ¢ DOOR. BLUE. aest.. EXCELLENT CON- B ¥ Loew m “ge. 900 LaSalle ON. XECUTIVES argalns ‘33 Cadillac Coupe RADIO HEATER. STAN and "52 sedan. A beauty — ‘52 DA2D SHI REASONA Buick Riviera coupe. 10,000 orig- BLE. DETROIT BROACH a inal miles co. 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NO MONEY DOWN LOW BANK RATES ll Mile at Woodward, Royer Oak JOrdan 4-6266 Lincoln 3-436 a Channel 1—WXYZ-TV 6:15—(1) News Ace. (4) News. Paul Williams. 6:30—(7) Men of — Tomorrow. Scouts and Scouting on Parade. (4) World of Mr. Sweeney. Charies as drug store proprietor. (2) News. Doug Ed- wards. Day,” “I Feel at Home With You.” 7:06--(7) "Times Square Playhouse. Film to be announced. (4) Mid- western Hayride. Willie Thail, Bonnie Lou, Paul, Arnold, the Kentucky Boys. (2) The Gold- bergs. Molly tries to convince Tanto Elka to vacation at Pincus Pines. Stars Gertrude Berg. 8:30—(7) Worthy Opponent,”” long - time mayor is opposed for office by lawyer he treated as son; stars Charles Coburn, Thomas Gomez. (4) Top Plays of 194. “Keep it in the Family,” stars Robert Young, Ellen Drew in comedy of father who discovers his daughter wants to go on the stage. (2) Danger. “One Day's Pay,” stars Elspeth Eric, James Daly: 9:00—(4) Truth or 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Johnny gle with Jane Morgan guest. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) Telenews. Ace. 11:15 — (7) feature. 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night. Music. WEDNESDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning Show. $:00—(7) Breakfast Club. *19:00—(4) Playschool. (7) News, Wonderland. (2) Garry Moore. 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 10:00—(4)- Home. (7) Kitchen. ‘ Charm _ | 10:15—(0 Home. 10;30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(4) Bob Smith, (7) Play- house. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life 11:30—(4) Travel Unlimited. (2) Tomorrow's Search. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(4) Nancy Dixon. (7) 12 o’Clock Comics. (2) Murphy Calling. 12:15—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. . |12:30—(7) News. (4) Ladies First. (2) Welcome Traveler. 12:45—(7) Stars on Seven. 1:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 1:30—(2) (4) Houseparty. Jean 9:30—(7) Name's the Same. Rob- “” McBride. 2:00—(4) One Man's Family. (2) Big Payoff. (7) My Life. 2:15—(4) Golden Windows. . 2:30—(4) First Love. (2) Featur- ette. }2:45—(4)' Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. 3:00-—(4) Hawkins Falts. (2) Brighter Day. ‘ 3:15—(4) Bride and Groom. 3:30—(4) Betty White. (7) .Air Base. (2) Ladies Day. 3:456—(T) Cowboy Colt. 4:00—(4) Pinky Lee. , 4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (2) On Your Account. _ 4:45—(1 Barnaby Bear. §:00—(4) Happy Hollow. (7) Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces Life. 5:15—(2) Seeking Heart. :15:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (4) Adven- ture Patrol. (7) Superman. "| 5:45—(2) Sports. WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00—(4) Music Time. (7) Detroit Deadline. (2) Featurette. 6:15—(4) News. (7) News. (2) Fea- turette. é:30—(4) Eddie Fisher. (7) Soldier Show World. (2) News. 6:45—(4) News Caravan. (2) TV's Top Tunes. 7:00—(4) I Married Joan. (7) Johnny Mack Brown. (2) Red Skelton. . 7:30—(4) My Little Margie. 8:00—(4) TV Theater. (7) Jimmy Wakely. (2) Strike It Rich. $:36—(2) I've Got a Secret. 9:00—(4) This Is Your Life Playhouse. (2) Boxing. 9:30—(4) Mr. District Attorney. (7) The Hunter. 9:456—(2) Chuck Davey. 10:00—(7) Club Polka. (4) Harness Racing (2) News. 10:15—(2) Weather. 10:30—(4) Man About Town. (7) Playhouse. (2) Safety Eye. . 10:45—(4) Baseball Hall of Fame. 11:00—(4) News. (7) Soupy’s On. (2) News. 11:15—(4) Adventure Special De- livery. (7) Armchair Theater. (2) Merchandise Review. (7) 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night. (2) -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice. WCAR, (1198) WXYZ, (it) WIBK, (1499) wie, (6) CKLW, (se) ww, (a5@) TONIGHT WWJ, Bob Maxwell 6:00—WJR, News WXYZ. Prea wolfe WW), News CKLW, Nunn, David WXYZ, Wattrick, MeKensie| WJBK. Gentile, Binge CKLW, News WCAR. Colter wou _. Music ne says, mews Woite ° unn 6:15—WJIR, Clark Quartet WCAR. Coifee tk Reply A 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal) W. Eddie Chase wy oo ” . Pred * WCAR, Talk Sports CKLW. Nunn; Devid WJBK, News WJBK, wxrYz, CKELW, 1 Ww Guest House WJBK. ww, 3 WxYn 7:18 WIR Musie Hall Gentile, Binge 7:30—wW4J, Listen, Live Osgood, 1:45--CKLW, Toby David WCAR, News, Music ww, 7:15—WW4J, Gay. It With pa St Dick Osgood . News, T. David CKLW, Guy Nunn WJBK. News, Gentile 71:30—wJR, Peter Hayes WCAR, News WWJ, Morgan peewee CKLW. Gabrie! tter WJBK, 7:45—WJIR, C. Collingwood CKLW, Eddie Pisher WWJ, One Man's Family 8:00—WJR, People Funny wwi, He te Yow CELW, Mickey ne 8:15—WXYZ, Show World 8:30—WJIR, Music WW4, Barrie wx v CKLW, High Adventure 4 8:16—WJR, Bud Guest $:30—WIR, Musie Hall 8:45—WCAR, Radio Rev | 9:00—WJR, News ww Minute varete 7 ythm 9:15—WJIR, Kitchen Club CKLW, Music 9:30—WJR, Mrs. Page 8:45—WXYZ, Just Easy CKLW. Good Neighbor 9-08 Www, Dragnet 1:45—WIK, Pee & Joe WXYZ, Town Meeting peril Tony Martin CKLW. News, Roth CAR, Temple Academy : . 19:00 WJR, A Godtrey 9:98—WJR, Jack Carson WWJ, News, Harkness WWJ, Bob Smith Show CKLW. Search Neve: Ends She My sre por ; WJBK, Scores, Patrick WJBK. News, Murens 9:46—WW, Crime WXYZ, News WJBK, Larry Gentile WCAR, News. Tempie 10:30—WWJ. Here’s Answer xYzZ, ae Streets te:00—WJR, Tennessee Srnie WCAR, Gong we hee 19:4-—WW), Break the Bank a aa Sy ta ww. Heart News 11:00—WJR, Arthur WxyYa, Top of weve tn It Rich artin Mod. Romances CKLW. Freddie M W Florida OBA 10:30—WWJ, Paris Stars WJBK, News, McLeod Z%, News, Top WCAR, News waay W. Girardin bat — rtf Log oe Stnce Eve WCAR, Gong Parade 12:18—WJR, Aunt Jenny , Austin Grant WCAR, N’Day Caller $7:30—WJR, Heien Trent WwWi,. News WXYZ—News, Crocker WCAR, Tiger Tunes 12:45—WJR, J. White ww. a Harris CKLW _WGAR, Warmup Time _ ~~ — WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:00—WJR, Road of Life WWJ, News, Mulholland WXYZ, Charm Time CKLW, News. Davies WJBK, WCAR, Baseball 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkins CKLW. Bua Davies CKLW, Your Boy Bud 1:45—WJR, Guiding Light CKLW.. Dick Powell 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason WXYZ, Paul Winter 2:30—WJIR, Nora Drake ww, L. Jones WXYZ, Martin Block CKLW Your Boy Bud WCAR, 2:46—WJR, Brighter Dey WWJ, Marriage Pays CKLW, Pegsy Lee 3:00—WJR, Riltop House WW, Weicome— Traveler WXYZ, Ed McKenzie CKLW. News "avies WJBK. Baseball 3:15 WJR,' House Party CKLW. Bud Davies 3:30—WWd, PF. Young WXYZ, Ed MeKenrie 3:45—WJR, Our Gai ww, Rt. to Happiness 4:00—WJR, Music Hall Mat. ww. 4:15—WW4J, Stella Dallas ae me Hee widder Brows WXYZ, MeKensie WJBK, McLeod 43— WIR, Music, News —— a WEDNESDAY EVENING §:00—W JR, News ww, News . Wattrick-McKenzie , News, Sports McLeod News, Music 6:30—WJR, Reynolds 6:45—WJR, Monday Music J, Nation's Business WW WXYZ, Music 7:00—WJIR, Guest House ww, i CKLW. Puiton Lewis Jr. WsBK, T WCAR, News, Masic 7:15—CKLW, Guy Nuna Ww, Say It With Music 7:30-—WIR, r LL. Hayes ww, feccgen Beatty WXYZ, Lone Ranger — . CKLW, Gabriel Heater WJBK, Tom George 7:45-WJR. Collingwood WWJ, One Man’s Family CKLW, In the Mood 8:08—WJR, My Friend Irme WWJ, Hollywood Bow! WXYZ, Your Land; Mine CKLW, The Falcon §:15—WXYZ, Show Stopper $:230—WJR, Talent. Scouts WXYZ,. Vandercook CKLW, Under Arrest 8:45—WXYZ, Show Stoppers 9-00 WJR. Gunsmoke WWJ. Telephone Ff CKLW, Henry: Charm 9:30--WJR, Gangbusters WWJ. American Band WXYZ, Sammy Kaye CKLW. Author Meets Critis WJBK, L. Gentle 10:00—WJR, Tennessee Ernie McGee Date 10:30—WJR, Stars in Night ww 16:45—CKLW, Organaires WWJ, Woman in House WXYZ, Top of Town 11:06—WJIR, News 11:38—WJK, Make Up Mine CKLW George Wright CKLW, Girardeu WW, News WW, Phrase Pays $100—WJK, News 10:43—CKLW, Sanctuary WXYZ, Sports wx Voice WW4, News, Deland WXYZ. Top of Town CKLW. Sports CKLW, Queen for Day WXYZ, Wattrick, McK — + wiJBK. evs. icLeod CKLW. Eddie Chase ti:0o— WIR, News 11:15—WJR, Bob WJBK, News, McLeod ‘3, Charlies Lewis Mayer, 11:48—WJR, Rosemary News WXYZ, Sports, Top WXYs, Top of Town WWJ, Second Chance CKLW. Kuren, Sports CKLW, Manhattan’ Musie WXYZ—Byline 6:18—-WJIR, Reynolds; Mutlc| WJBK, Larry Gentle t1:30LWw 12:00—WJR, W, Warren WwJ, Mayer, Music CRU, il Makar WW), Paye iiizabeth 6:96—WIR, Music Matinee WXYZ, Top of Town | Wxre Top of Town ra — rz McKenste CKLW. Manhattan Music MORNING a: So BF : . Bide Cines 11:30—WJR, Midnight Music 6:30—WIR, poten Voice wean. Dame 5:45—WIR, Curt Massey CKLW, Feller McKeller - + , N i r . . ! : : stopped, explaining patiently, “This | Dies After 2-Car Crash Bus Driver Quits, |is an bus.” ) Gets Weary of Dumb Riders INDIANAPOLIS ®—The bus was plainly marked “North Meridian Express,” but passengers kept buz- | zing to get off near North Side to the passengers: and announced, “1 guess this is as good a time as any to quit.’ He picked up his coin changer and walked off the bus, leaving the astounded passen- gers to change to later buses. Indianapolis Transit System quit because he name wasn't stops. Each time the driver sighed and, Wh 4G ) NANKING TOWNSHIP (INS)— Charlies E. Dahlstrom, %, died early in Wayne County Gen- eral of injuries received Aug. 13 in a two-car collision in Nanking Township, which took the life of another person and injured five others. : Gelatin and glue are closely re-|] 993 Mt. 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Postal Supervisors Seek End to Oversize Cards MIAMI BEACH, Fla. @™ If postal supervisors have their way, there won't be any more of those going through the mails. The National Assn. of Postal Supervisors, at the opening of their Mth convention yesterday, adopted a resolution urging the Post Office Department to request all greet- ing card manufacturers to produce will be the first of her performances under the new contract. oversize or undersize postcards | Billy Graham Says “spiritual change is coming’’ are coming, and I pray to that they will not be too late,’ Graham said. block . . . that little sin of God than any other sin.” City Official Tells Ofticers to Keep Feet on Ground rests. *“*mooching”’ from stores and restaurants. Along with a “dress up'’ order he fur- nished police headquarters with a large . mirror. . . s To forestall any headaches from all the new regulations, Layton directed the chief of police to keep aspirin available at all times. Shoots 2 Utility Wires SARGENT, Minn. « — Theodore Knutson, the village banker, got his rifle and shot down two sputter- ing utility wires pater a pos- In State Fair Act Four Pontiac youngsters, mem- bers of a tumbling act, are sched- uled to take part in the show “Dancing Feet” which will be pre- sented by the Bill Wilson School. of Dance at the Michigan State Fair on-Sept. 7 and Sept, 12. The chil- dren are Yvonne Sadler, 75 S. Edith St.: Marie Davis, 100 Alice Ave. Sue Clarke,_173_S__Shirley St.:. and Barbara Ardelin, 124 Sea Scouts Plan Reunion A reunion of former members of the Sea Scout ship S. S. Oneida will be held at the cottage of Dr. Leon F. Cob at Voorheis Lake next Sunday afternoon. The group Kemp St is sponsored by the Congregational Church. © WEW WALNUT CABINET SINGER ELECTRIC © CONSOLES—Limited ‘Supply © RECONDITIONED HEAD | $39°° : AT THIS WHILE THEY LAST NEW LOW PRICE 448 E. 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