‘ PRESS TEMBER 11, 1950—28 PAGES Pentine Press Photo the Bowman additions, and Mary Ellen O'Donnell, L.P.N., with Plan .to Relieve Children’s Home Merger of Hospitals Out 6 Sets of Duets Born in 2 Weeks s=<: US, Sees New Talks Useless jon Suez Crisis | Biome The Press has requested its own expert to Britain, France Voice Continued _ Resistance to Canal Seizure WASHINGTON (# — The United States in effect to- day threw cold water on Egypt's proposal that a new international conference be called to settle the Suez Canal dispute ‘A State Department spokesman, commenting on Egypt’s proposal, said flat- ly “it is doubtful that a fur- ther conference would serve We Almost. Always Have Weather Yiffnitz Finds Some Days Have More Than Others There have been so many conflicting factors in the explain. Herman Lysander Yiffnitz, graduated from Michigan (Cum much Laude) and took post graduate work at Stanford, Harvard, Oxford and Teachers’ Institute of Outer Mongolia. He had straight “A’s” except in Outer Mongolia when a typhoon decimated 187 native villages and killed 82,000 Turkestanian peasants. (Yiffnitz had predicted “fair and warmer.”) Herman is a descendant of Wang Yiffnitz who fore- cast the flood sufficiently in advance to let Noah build Ark. = an normal years, we have many days when the mer- Republican Grip on House Seats Broken Also cury really drops. We had— none this year and there- fore we didn’t have the high | Youths F acing recy awa fg > Murder Charge First Degree Warrants| Expected Tomorrow in Fairgrounds Beating “Elementary, Watson? oa * First-degree murder warrants are expected tomorrow from the Wayne County Prosecutor’s office citing four Royal Oak Township youths with the fatal beating of 14-year-old Gerald Rondeau of 1 of 3 Congress Races Still in Doubt, Margin Only 28 Votes PORTLAND, Me. (AP)— Maine Democrats retained their hold on the. governor- ship in Monday’s early state election and broke the 22- year GOP hold on one and possibly two of the three U. 8S. House seats. Gov. Edmund S. Muskie, 42, received the largest vote ever given a governor in winning a second consecu- tive'term, the second such tenure since the Civil War. His majority of more than 55,000 over Republican Willis A. Trafton Jr., was not the greatest. The rec- ord is 82,481, recorded by Republi- By L. JAMES BINDER =| minds ‘than just arriving sife Asst. City Editor, Pontiac Press | and sound in New York City. First jaisies in a. Greenwich Village aged without effort to occupy most/a 10-minute cross-town trip to the of Paramount Hotel. the chairs in the dining car at Hopes that the overcrowded Oak-! It had been suggested that so rasege —— at the Chil- County Children’s Home could consider combining s . Home. was suggested Joseph Hospi ; be relieved by overflowing inte theithe -Oeidand County ‘Tuberculosis that-«-study committer be formed ot St. pital Sous peopl Insist the “A” andiCraiee 16, of 21014 Ferner St. County Contagious Hospital ap-/Sanatorium and the County Con-\to examine the possibility of im- After Siege of Twins bombs have upset the: | peared dim yesterday, in reports|tagious Hospital, at the Sana- permanent expansion of ; mitted to the County Board of Supervi-|torium. This could have made the Children’s Home. St. Joseph Mercy Hospital nurses Earlier President : Eisenhower, Yiffnitz denied this. wrench near the State F: Also aired was a recommenda-|Children's Home, at the hospital nancing details and contract letting! 1. sass of twins were delivered at|‘Tiis for an hour and 20 minutes.', 501 of exceptionally rainy tion from the Salary Committee it was hoped. r could be age ed by Mext\ ie hospital in two weeks. weather and it was attributed to|"efused a ride that would boost county employe’s! Bat yesterday the T# San stedy [COME built} ‘Te Dirths, in which boys’out-*"d France declared today they'c., fire. American scientists and official's pay some $583,657) comm ted th 5 Some wee numbered gitis 9 to 3, set a 1¢ agreed all the gun fire in World|©2"S "Dorie next year. T also. = , eee ae a renal aT ene © day record at the hospital. It also, had no more effect acme barter come OF Sew cenplores. Mather Meee nid te Set mnother record of 371 babies a CAD isl aan (Ast bay ie ccting echeduied! Chairman of the Board of Andi-|Home had jurisdiction over ee ora ecck \uet Foorevbar at Mere says YS rete e for Monday. tors Robert ¥, Moore reported on |youths, a Oe ‘att rong I. i issued by says as much energy as the Hiro. ay Acting after a recent Circult| 2 when twin boys were delivered |prunn goey rant allan exvended ShOWETS Wednesday : d W Court decision ruled that Justices) Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hothman tesatdble ealsorgeaen athe OMG / Reinforced Guar QILS et te Fence conn pace persns| of Warmington tte Richard | "come torncanes ast a week. (With High Near 75 . cellaneous Committee recom-| Hoffman are number one and (Incidentally, Dr. eS : to Quell Racial Outbreak |mevse the hiring of a justice) twe for the Hoffmans, hind comin of Herman on The Weather Bureau predicts to- : Five days » Mr. and Newsweek says the world tem- oe ay =e tnd eemonnan ix cesay Go bade Ge ta be perature bas edvenced one deg National guardsmen, strengthened by reinforcements,| tgrmation of a county-wide De- |to 10 when a gitl (Judy Carol) and ag eth glia were ready today to move—if needed—into Sturgis, Ky.,| partment of Public Works. boy (Danny James) were born. Gains setnniia tne scene of noisy racial disorders at the town’s integrated) The suggestion originated with ee ction.” eis ter high school A Male, whe otlored Tene, et [Robert Welch Goesans pumas oe "ONE years, ‘we tranl ont A National Guard detachment of 650 men, backed by drainage |Win boys, They were named Ro- —ecag~ thay onge-ot oa tanks and 40 state patrolznen, were on hand yesterday to tale ves Woks bare tne coer ee ene. see that seven Negroes were allowed to enter classes for men last quarter of a century. which 310 white a. plus —severat hundred miles north of 3 BET SE SSS Cie eee iret A crowd of between eoo|K eating : Birds are moving northward, manager, and 1,000 persons jeered | gig age and cateslied the guards Of Income Evasion Stas°tas house “No one really knows what of the way the men, spaced tions, Also on Sept. 2, twin boys were ‘normal temperature’ or ‘normal this a test of apart on the high school) 5.11) 3. Keating, « former Included im the salary recom-| pera to Dr. and Mrs, Richard rain’ are, anyway,” concludes our s popularity lawn. Pontiac teamster leader, entered ™€"dations were $500 increases for) Byers of Royal Oak. The Byers, celebrated scientist. “Remember. the voters.” Only 45 of the school’s white Pur) i sien to one of four counts|'?, Coumy treasurer and clerk,| whe have five other children, we have only kept weather record) McIntire had. pils were at their desks when the)’, 2. ‘willful evasion of income|t’; 202"; 8nd & $1,000 boost t0/ named the additions Patrick for sixty or seventy years. That's full final assembly bell rang. “ltaxes in a US, District Court at ng tenet Gator one Thomas and Michael James. ee Ne his per- When the Negroes left the (neiroit i Other Proposed increases consider we've i weather beltding, tocks sere Ravied. We il See ek See een Wnaiak- bet. Be oer. 20d 20%: ae a Muskie, son of Negroes sped heme In antome | He admitted that he filed a falselminor increases for. the civil de-(Frank Wilson of 443 Linda Vistaltests" the shooting down ot 8t\q.ccias*ant hr. wiftate will be be- biles. _ {Report in 1950 avoiding payment of/tense director and the dog war- t. The boys are named Ronald/American Navy patrol plane off iad to answer. : Democrat re- Sturgis is the center of an area|$#0.70. of 2902 Cay (ttt: Board of Auditors member,/E. and Donald E. and join twolChing Aug. 23. presidential year— with a population of about 5,000, wee te. cada Oak/trom $9,000 to $10,750; member|other young Wilsons at home. | ‘The American note, sent through HOR ar. including 1,000 Negroes, ‘The ten-(Grove Dr. had pleaded not guilty lof Social Weltare Board, from $7, : the British Embassy in Peivine.In Today's Press at two-year sion there was in strong contrast/i sf Counts totaling $7.796)s09 to $9,500, and member of Coun-\Canada War Ace Dies | |served notice that Red China will year to the situation at Louisville, Ky.,/" unpaid ty Road Commission, from $5,000 be asked to “pay all damages”| County News .........../. 15, 22 — Keating. is not now connected ito $7,500. TORONTO (INS) — Air Marshallincluding compensation for the| Editorials ..............--..--, ¢| — FRANK M. COFFIN Two years ago Muskie won his Teamsters Local 614 of| study of the salary committee | William Avery Bishop, VC, 62, one|loss of the 16 crewmen as well] Sports ............0.....- 17-18-19 . ___ }first term with 514 per cert of He worked with the Pon-|showed that the rates presentlylot Canada’s best known aces ofjas the aircraft, a eee eee 16 | _ Maine voters Monday elected jalmost 249,000, beating Burton M, me ie Pica oi Poon po area! War One, died today in| The shooting by Red fighters] TV & Radic Programs........ a7 | Frank M. Coffin to Congress, ‘Cross, then the GOP incumbent, served 9s business manager since|going rates, is slightly under the|West Palm Beach, Fla., Canadian|was denounced as “without warn-| Wilson, Earl ................. #7 | the first Democratic Congress- : present market. authorities announced. ing” and “unjustified.” _ Women’s Pages ............ 11-13 ' man from the state in 22 years. Search Continuing velers Get Acquainted on. Trip to New York 4 ; : i © E j : u i Ez 8 sf 3 sk BEG a i z : : Factory Foreman Dies Suddenly at 52 - i E E i 280 [ t itt i ites L i : ; . | i Presbyterian Church, i z = E 3 fi rf f : E | qe Rie - Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Chapel, The Rev. Theodore R. Al- H [gat [fy i fi Escapee Back in County Jail After 20 Years A former inmate of the Oakland 273 3 * E Bi Injured in Collision With Car Backing Up cuts and bruises, The other car was driven by E, Fredericks, 37, of Wa- Townshi _ nl yA owt 30 Grace and Prince Sail Into New York, Admit Arguing — Over Name for Baby ld rise ETE NEW YORK (INS) —Prince Rainier and Princess Grace sa into New York today and ad- mitted shyly they are suffering through the “first disagreement” of their six-month marriage. * “® > “We can’t agree at all,” ad-| mitted Grace, “on a name for our ie ear baby. We've decided on about three, but we just can't get to- : the gether enough Advance-|S¢!ves-” Se saying, the honey-haired iled| head, and appeared to lose a ‘to touch Rainier’s hand. Other- health, “is wonderful.” to commit our- of marriages April 18 and 19 were the most publicized nuptials of the decade, were their usual quiet and dignified selves as they formally husband. He blushed, shook his small part of his heritage of serenity. * “But that is our only disagree- ment,” said Grace, reaching over wise, everything, including her MEET THE PRESS The royal couple, whose duet lOakland Medical Society's Pledge Help to Soften'56 Award to Dr. Neatie Boy's Last Days Pontiac Wins Report Honor ‘for Second Year For the second consecutive year, Pontiae walked off with second place honors in the presentation of .|the city’s 1955 annual report. F 5 3 s ai i ii 3835 i Fl ei H aig F z the publication of ite annual re- port.’’ neral Driver Runs Off Road, Piet . Suffers Severe Cuts Herbert Swan, 29, of- Drayton Plains, is in good condition at Pon- tiac General Hospital after being injured in an early morning acci-\ness, he was with Lane Bishop dent in Waterford Township, Studios. He is being treated for multiple severe face cuts. ‘Swan drove into|ter, Mrs. Raymond Todd of West an embankment at Frimby’s shiney oregon township and William of and Hatchery Road. ‘Services Tomorrow for Home Decorator BIRMINGHAM — John M. Lus- ‘Travel, Adventure Series Announced by Kiwanians Tickets go on sale here today ture series sponsored each year by the Kiwanis Club of Pontiac. . The seven, monthly programs will be held from October through April at Pontiac High School A To. ditorium at 8 p.m. Others will include “Denmark and Sweden," “The Union of South Africa,” “Puerto Rico and the Vir-| gin Islands,” “Let’s See Brazil,” “Mississippi Magic” and “The Beautiful Blue Danube.” The series is. intended to show as 8 mt Wind velocity 4 mph. gran of Geagrennient teteses them wae “on the today aboard the liner name of the baby." The princess, the former ‘ the only Grace Kelly, is expecting a baby early next year. % 38 tf 4 5 x F = i ‘ | rf “T have definitely given up my said i Y i , hth ee fs fle REiy t 4 i Lf : ; i i | Z a af | KIWANIS d Adventure Travel an Series HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Delightful and Thrilling __Entertainment The Kiwanis Club of Pontiac presents seven of the top fra These are all per- Tickets Placed on Sale velo ‘in sonally ecntashal, houses in the larsest cities. Read this list the Le — tickets now. Only limited num the kind that for the annual Travel and Adven-|ing 7 TOP TRAVELOGUES FULL COLOR MOTION PICTURES! SEASON § October 30, 1986 FRIARS, “Holiday in Switzerland” . November 13, 1956 T KNAPP, “Denmark and Sweden” . Tuesday, December 11, 1956 KAMEN, “The Union of ROBEWT DAVIS, “Fustie Rice and the Virgin ea Delay Sanity Hearing in Girl's Sex-Killing DAGGETT, “Mississippi Magic” weThe Beautifel Bie Danube” Get Your Season Ticket Now! Tickets available from any Kiwanian or mail coupon below! ‘Forget Me Not’ | | — Drive for DAV i: en pI — Ce | NOW ONLY FULL FEATURED Easy Terms FREE TYPEWRITER STAND ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD MACHINE! $3 said! ithe state’s fastest growing sport. Terra Alta, at Cabin Mountain and ‘ (D- husband, Edwin P., 67, died Satur- he would be inclined day after the meal. Mrs. Wilson's Harriman offered to pay expenses) of Democratic convention dele- gates and also proffered such in- ducements as free whisky in an effort to win the nomination, which went to Adiai Stevenson. Curtis stressed he was not vouching for the accuracy of the published report. But he said he thought Harriman should be given an invitation to comment on it, and he offered a formal motion to that effect, Gore was not present at the time and no action was taken on the proposal. Harriman could not be reached for comment. Skiing on Increase HUNTINGTON, W. Va.—Almost unheard of in West Virginia until a couple of years ago, skiing now is There were five ski slopes in opera- tion this year, at Gregg Knob near Weiss Knob near Davis, Copper's Rock State Park near Morgantown, and Ogiebay Park, near Wheeling. Fights Mushroom Poison CHEBOYGAN # — Mrs. Maude Wilson is under treatment today after eating mushrooms at a meal * ‘in her Indian River home. Her sug- Condition is not considered serious. There are 15 cities named Paris in the US. * Ant ‘hag soared beyond the 100 million ‘mark for the first time in history. Churches Claim Member Mark Parishioners Exceed 100 Million for 1st Time in History NEW YORK & — The National Counejl of Churches says church membership in the United States * * = That's almost two of every three persons jn the nation. The council reported the jatest compilation of the Yearbook of American Churches lists 100,162,-. 529. members of all faiths. That compares with 97,482,611 last year. The population of the United States is an estimated 165 million.’ GAINING FASTER Continuing an upsurge that goes) back to World War II, church membership gains in the past year again gains,” the council report said. “There are 28 per cent more church members as against 1.8 per cent more people.” ae age popularly considered to be de- vout, less than 20 per cent of Amer- jeans belonged to a church,” the report added. The council said Protestants gained by areas — or. the year. grew by 993,315, or 3.1 per cent. “In proportion to population, Protestants number 35.5 per cent; Roman Catholics, 20.3 per cent — virtyally the same ration as has existed for many generations,” the report said. Joins UM Faculty ANN ARBOR (INS) — Joseph R. Akerman, professor of mechan- ical engineering ‘at the University of Wisconsin, has resigned to accept a similar post at the Uni- versity of Michigan. Factory Representative WEDNESDAY—2 to 4 p. m. 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After a prominent political career in Indiana, Minton served his state in the U.S. Senate from 1935 to 1941, later was administrative assistant to renee Deal stalwart in the Senate but said he put partisanship aside when he went on the US. Circuit Court Bench, for the 8th district, in Chica- 0, im 1941, He war elevated to the highest court in 1949. 3 Ps Wallis itn eemerey ¥ been, ed a member of what | has’ come to be known as the ‘Supreme Court's “conservative bloc.” He frequently voted with more recently, Harlan. Attorney Gen. Browne. has been mentioned frequently as a possible choice for the -high court, but there is some doubt among high govern- ment officials that Eisenno gram at San Francisco is indicative of ‘his position in the party. -Coat-Tails Can Be So Important / An important phase o7 every big | political campaign, not always easily / Tecognized by the voters but well / |snown to every politician, is dubbed “Operation Coat-Tails.” It is the device by which a candi- date who may not quite make the grade on his.own, rides to victory on the reflected popularity of another member of his team. ae * * * | ___._ Both parties may be expect- ~~ President Roosevent. He was a New in many states in which ApLai was far outdistanced by Ixz, local Demo- their Republican opponents. Campaign strategists are reported to be planning a close tie up of their local candidates in the hopes that the local strength of the ticket will bol- ster the popularity of the national ticket. ’* *« * This is a reversal of the usual practice, but it sounds like politics. It does not matter whose coat-tails you latch on to, provid- ing. the wearer of the coat is going Tux wise husband soon learns that the only way to have harmony in the home is for him to play second fiddle. * The Man About Town Week’s Poll Shows Unique. Division of Preferences Politics: What the dictionary says is the science and art of government. Does the dictionary need revising? Figures for our poll since last Tuesday . were mostly gathered from farmers from half the counties in our state. of them were taken at 23 Elevator Exchange at Lansing, at- He every county. It was found that a majority of the rs who raise 100 acres or more in for Eisenhower. Among in a small way or only job while employed at e fi part time Democratic on the head of the ticket. ures on the poll to date are: Eisenhower .....sssevecesses 134 Stevenson ..... ccc eeecee esos AMT Cobe *eeee eteee eevee eee wees 128 WH 565... 123 Editor and Publisher of the Greenville ° Daily News, Dale Stafford, has gone to Indonesia where he will give technical assistance to newspaper pub- of The Pontiac Press staff, he will conduct seminars in Indonesia's ; four largest cities, He | will meet representatives ‘A study of 1952 returns revealed that. k, the majority will vote _ lishers. A former member | eA The “IC” Is Silent ‘ David Lawrence Says: Egypt Owes the West a Big Debt WASHINGTON — Just 14 years sty tel Ha ayes z iL In Seattle for the annual meeting of the American Ingtitute of Park Bxecu- tives is KC, Cummings, Sees Oakland County Director of the Huron- Clinton Metropolitan Authority. ~ A real antique in the shape of one of the first coples of the Noah Webster dic- tionary is owned by Lae of Lake Orion. It wagissued in 1843. df there’s anything in a name, Oxford. its first masager, who recently took over the job. oe . * * * * Rommel was on the attack again i i iat i if | z sf ed to make full use of this strategy in the barnstorming weeks ahead. Possibly no complete count will ever be available of Demo- cratic office holders who owe their success at the polls to the Magnetic personality of Franx- Lin D. Rooseve.t. The same can be said in other years of Re- publican victors. x * * naga i gubernatorial and Congressional photographed with Ixx, in prepara- thon for the campaign in their re- spective areas, At Chicago candidates Jikewise snuggled up to their party before the cam- was some frantic ee = Bon, acai : nt A night blooming cereus cactus at the first several years of its life, but last week burst out in brilliant flowers for a one- night stand. - It is a, coincidence that both of the presidential electors from Oakland Coun- ty are named Scott. The Democratic elector is - of Pontiac and the Republican elector is iyi te Gegepe Beli ice. of Royal Oak. One of them will meet with the others from Michigan after the re- turns are complete for the Nov. 6 elec- tion and cast the state’s vote for presi- . dent and-vice president. -Verbhl Orchids to- Mt. and Mrs, Frank R. Dowling of 1015 Baldwin Road; golden wedding. in January, 1942, and the British © of’, back. military fact that compelled the fices made have. given Egypt Allies to fight to save Egypt. — on the side of Egypt. The sacri- Herald Tribune Ine.) Dr. William Brady Says: sty Calcium Deficiency Cause Canandaigua could chin himself in the golden days, and some could do flips or “air-springs,” as we called ‘em on Main Street lawns on our way to and from school. in_the feet inner ankles and toeing out. In =. children with weak ankles there is. er ites be ny = Bas a usually no pain, just tiredness and Seat sn¢ 4 “gibe weakness. In adolescents and adult vere Pe (Copyright 1956) EMBER 12, 1036 = ne ! g i 4 53 4 | i i z IE 3 i i t a a4F ‘ r! E d ‘Hal Boyle Says: Sociologist Provides Aid for Enemies of Suburbia called Miasma Heights. The sociologist was Dr. Ernest R. Mowrer of Northwestern Uni- versity, who has just completed a clinical study of suburban living. To me, at least, his survey de- But Dr. Mowrer found that as suburbs they get social hard- ening of arteries. They break up into cliques and groups, and STICK TO THE CITY Case Records of a Paycholonist: Joel's. mother-in-law knows sight years at the university and theological seminary. For she has “horse sense” and this is far superior to mere college degrees. Indeed, if you lack horse sense, your college de- Oh-oh, here we go again, The main cause of fault of growth and development is, in my opin- jon, nutritional deficiency, specifi- cally inadequate daily intake of cal- — yo ght schools or business The best natural source of cal- firms, — . cium is milk, ; ‘ CRANE j ° Portraits BY JAMES J. METCALFE There is no greater peace on earth . . . Than just that peace easy and... , So difficult to find sss It colld Y | the place, ..-Of comfort_and of hap-— piness , .° : Successful Speakers Talk Simply Case 8-362; Joel L., aged 29, is y, : pulpit to help esus talked simply. Even the un- 1 i tet practical ~ gp mn eda for others to. perform. — Mp fn ae oe ire formula. - Out with @ striking state- ment to catch attention. This is your “text.” pe - . theme with actual os told in ; er a much higher 18 Years Ago ae a oe ~ BRITISH AIR force bombs north- . People enthu- Finally, wheat sack, ern Italy. ‘8 " ahs Cestl blendl: wieiosit tpunneeas ene fe ie when I dent be ST. MARY’S torial race brought predictions of week. ‘ Ra ays op oyster are read- ’ his commission can suggest roads| He's convinced, however. . a record primary vote, Leveling those towering moun-) ot ay. i hs yar ao MSU Band St rt to an era of plenty which might|the economic future of the nation ATS Lee has drawn attacks fromitains of surplus produce is as) 1, 1” srecteus, newsprint, aris well turn in its tracks the enor-|hangs on the agriculture revolu- leaders of both parties in the finalimuch the deep-furrowed concern) 4) seuing up te $150 0 ton. Uf . mous rush of miliens of Amer-tion to which he is dedicating his week of campaigning. of the Eisenhower administration) | much starch “stretcher” is 2-a-Day Practices cans from the farms to the cities.'payless services. $ * ses 8 as t was of the Truman regime. put im, the paper becomes . Ste rete vec mre n| oie, | er me,» en OC influential Sen. Arthur. V. Wat-/img countries, we offend certain But if a way is ‘found safely to|State University's 125-piece march- : All pure milium St. Mary lined. kina, Utah's senior senator. Last|Countries which are barely hang-idouble the small amount of starch|ing band started drills Monday. ; | warm coats. Red, blue, beige week. Watking publically en-|img on to solvency, sovereignty andjused (5 per cent), we could use|. The bandsmen will hold two-a- WEDNESDAY iS green, etc. 10 to 18. Watkins said he took the action|the hungry country. If we don't,|starch every year. season practice period. : DOUBLE 5 in a move for party harmony. In-\We're blasted in the Communist . 5. ® = In addition to the four home : rt pew py epee ptr Set Sn SOEs ee scins faun of tesaabclinng anion: Caandich or Michiges. osne Dams ong] Oa RED STAMP DAY | has widened, tie markets, are Inclined to shy|on this Industrial use of surpluses|iiinois away games this year Lee has made national head-jaway and await better terms. Ifjand farm products to come, L d V. Falcone, starting his | davens tenes Sentine Oats Dat _ lines by refusing to pay part ofjwe sell it at a cut rate, to recap- He envisioned a day of doubled 30th year as band director, says f WALGREEN DOUBLE STAMPS his 1955 income tax, by criticizing|ture at least a bit of the dizzy/farm markets, the wiping out of/he has rebuilding problems. Less SAM S ere many features of the Eisenhower fortune invested, the big trade na-jcostly farm support programs, &/than half the musicians who made DRUGS : @ administration \ and by/tions scream that we are under-/heady increase in farm income, the Rose Bowl trip are returning. 3293 . LARGE SIZE LADIES BOWLING advocating that the United States selling them. reduced taxes and better times for; Drum major this season Auburn Read, Auburn Heights withdraw from the United Nations. * 8 @- all—all speeded by federal-backed|will be Archie Patton Jr. of Mt. * 8 In traditionally friendly Canada, | research. The bill didn't get out of/Morris, a senior due to graduate Lee refused to pay his tax be-|which now has a half billion bushel!committee. in December . 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Joseph Galluze, of Pittsburgh, Pa., makes i shoes. miniatures, like those above, from one to three inches long, cover- ing every style found in normal use from pumps to work shoes. far, Galluze has accumulated more than 50, each made from leather and each requiring three to four hours of tedious work. Served Navy During ‘War w's~| Ed Muskie of Maine Imparts Air of Sincerity | His pretty site Jane, who is 29, curly-haired Democrat who wonjhelped him/in his verse tells all. The beauty of flow- } ers, of music, and of the lines of / Francis Havergal do much to ex ¢ press the feeling that prevails upon the passing of a loved one. “Silence is no certain token 5} Es. F z Ht ity . 3 : f af é af ee | foe i Japanese Study his personal! S Talk Topic at White Lake ef Hi i ij | : : é | % : 5 § ie i i s Hi] School Library .Rathka-Bunker Rite Solemnized at Almont /at oe, / ALMONT—Bonnie M. Bunker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bunker of Lapeer, recently be- came the bride of Carl L. Rathka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rathka, of Almont, in St. Paul Lutheran Church. Given in marriage by her father, ~ State Man Indicted on Murder Charge onus Years Polio Case at Dryden DRYDEN—First polio case re- ported brother of the bride, and usher was Charles Rathka, brother of the bridegroom. 5 A reception was held in the IOOF Hall, Almont, for about 250 guests. The couple left afterward for a wedding trip to northern|“ Benetits From The public is invited for the pro- gram and refreshments later. Borrowed Book When you work up a thirst... eer nothing refreshes like Stroh’s. You can’t beat it for flavor. And it’s fire-brewing at 2000° that does it. Makes it lighter, smoother, more vane io preliminary hearing a . RE : AR Frénklin Group | CRemecen’s Meeting Sept. 12 | peve Spindler, Mgr. PEN THURS . FRI “An OSMUN Man Is aah SEPT'S6 M.P. 34 Bass Ranch Boot. » refreshing. Stroh’s is America’s only fire-brewed beer. It takes extra effort, but it’s worth it. 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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 landedj Cairo’ again is threatened by|jected into the situation when thethe end of Britain as a world, 3. The Egyptians count heavily —— ~ ee _ mission _to|power on public pinside Britain) =. 3 SS and we intend to take it.|the United Nations, They, have 2 - : : , ae Palle Sie Sere ween ial st toast Saeko gail of out-\back in by force. When we return|the British and French threats. vote your way? es anything that|to that canal base, we once again|Nasser himself realizes, however, The know? . become a world power. Nojthat Egypt would not get far in) _ De you know ‘ = Canal,” an Arab state will dare violate|the council, where both Britain Just : “ee ee ee France have veto power. 3 ete akg oon cteatient ee yw drawing| Such talk has led Eeyptions t0\p0 4:6 Man Pi | Splnion, The more fects You have, the aera Beh St oe tadeceney ‘Beyon ts vos forth condos bs Zz . ng | x cba |deman ceichiandan of sl . coed oo oe L to know. or wi Toss : attitude in-|camal zone, The Egyptians hope|with sister Fables than Sept. 3 VOTE—BUT DON'T VOTE IN THE BARK ; i 1. Be sure you're registered. ! 2. Study the issues and candidates. the Iran-|States to avert use of force. - {before Oakiand County Circuit] Published asa public sero-. 3, Mark up a sample ballet in «ee E i with The advance. : decree of| 2. The Egyptians see the Sovict * 6 © Advertising Council and Ae asi tah nauithee ie’ thelUaion co another restraining pow-| Holland delerred sentencing un-| the Newspaper Advertis- %- Set seide time for voling—and collapsingler, though they have said little|til Monday, when the alleged| #¢2xecutives Associats there! of that position meant|about direct Soviet support. companion is to be arraigned. THE PONTIAC PRESS Pontiac State Bank A ne Atnorher First on CuAED ves coomEsY —- Mounts eee te, Gnas tare wiiln Gusts 5 potter 3 an mem , weapon at against possible aggression. eu - * : cea pret 3 on LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION INCLUDED 33 New Homes. 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D.'s and State Stores BLENDED WHISKEY + 90 PROOF « 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION. NEW YORK CITY _2 i Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Be Phone FE 4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” ar his bell the roc ine =(@t—After 51 Years develop much statewide interest. Election Result Is in the Bag— Popcorn, That Is : Prescription for ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, TODAY'S Light Vote Expected MILWAUKEE. i®—Sen. Wiley (R-Wis) placed his political future in the hands of Wisconsin voters SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 today. 5 ete Wiley, who has voted consistent- — ly with.the Eisenhower BACK TO SCHOOL — 2 tration on foreign policy matters, The Red can State Convention two years ago for his opposition to the Bricker amendment. The state; GOP had gone on record in favor of the proposal to limit treaty- powers of the President. in nearly every community. It was painted red because red paint was] cheaper than other colors and wore better. Boys and girls often had to walk miles over country roads, carry-| ing their books and their lunch boxes to reach the school. Pupils of all ages studied in a single room under one teacher. Although many was spurned last May by the state|communities were too poor to pay well-educated teachers, children ATR- A SOFT NATURAL WAVE = CONDITIONED & PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT Inlays for Tables : Miss Stevie Roberts, Miss Enid Brown, Hair Stylists Miss Margaret Smith, Manicurist GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — The Mr. Den Graham, Mr. Jerry Holland, Hair Stylists Mr. Dickron, Mr. Nadeau, Mr. Richard, Mr. Metz Dior’s Hair Fashions 1083 W. Lake Road —._-__.._.__ {Aeross-from- Gables) — Midwest 6-3213 Midwest 6-3212 eee ee CON NOLLY’S | , Remodeling Sale DRASTIC REDUCTION S ON DIAMONDS — Of course! Nearly eiergiiinie in our store is one sale, however we would like to point out the tremendous savings to be had’ on diamonds. Listed below are a. few examples of all’ shapes in - loose diamonds available at these low prices. * 5 ie Lapa ic REMODEL SEM GPT EN RE PRICE /\|_ PRICE -. " § 8—1/4 Carat round diamonds $125.00 $ 77.00 -—_—_ 11—1/3 ” $165.00 $ 99.00 phases "7 $220.00 || $144.00 mes2 "7 7 ” $330.00 || $200.00 Riwws 7 7 ” $395.00 || $260.00 Sh 234°” "7 ” $500.00 $295.00 ster * 7 $600.00 $330.00 : 1181/10 2 ” $600.00 $390.00 2181/4” ” ” $550.00 $330.00 g ;”7 .” ” $1,100.00 $660.00 1/3” ” $900.00 $595.00 1—1&1/2 ” ” $1,200.00 $850.00 12 » ” ” $2,200.00 $1475.00 1281/5 ”" ” ” $1,750.00 || $1,180.00 2812” ” ” $3,500.00 || $2,500.00 : 1—3 ” ” ” $3,000.00 $1,870.00 | | 1—5/8 Ct. Marquise cut diam’d $600. $385.00 | a 13 /8 ” ” ” $330.00 $220.00 : BPs ee $375.00 || $235.00 | > § 1—1/2 Ct. Emerald cut diam’d $395.00 $250.00 FF Hiss” ” ” $475.00 $295.00 Bei. 7 7 7 » $990.00 $595-00 | We have not attempted to explain the various grades of these diamonds, we invite your inspection. Each diamond is loose and you may select the mounting you wish from our stock and an additional reduction of 33%. Solitaire mountings start as low as 17. eae and diamond side models from as low as 30.00. T only a few of our large stock and completely mounted — protien ring & sets are also on sale. To visit us will be of your gain. Remodeling operations are now in process “- we do not know how long this sale can continue. All items are from our regular stock and nothing is ‘purchased to mislead you. You will find the same courteous treatment = always find in our store. Be eed USE OUR BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN— _PAY ONLY 10% A MONTH!” Dorothy Sut Wed to John Reynolds at Lake Orion Embroidered nylon marquisette was worn by Dorothy Sutt for her T™arriage to John T. Reynolds. The Nuptial Mass was celebrated “at - St. Jeseph- Church, Lake Orion; The round neckline of the bride’s gown was trimmed with seed pearis, and the gown extended into a chapel train. Her fingertip veil 7 \fell from a cloche headpiece ac- -jcented with seed pearls. Dorothy’s parents are Mr. and ‘Mrs. Louis Sutt of Lake Orion. John is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Reynolds of Pontiac, Mrs. Louis Hurtubise was matron s\of honor for the Sept. 1 wedding. Other bridal attendants were Mrs. Ronald Cook, Mary Anne Reyn- olds, Mrs. James Dawning and Arlene Sutt of Cleveland. J _ Following a reception at the Gingellville Community Center, the couple left for a honeymoon in Northern They will reside in Falls Church, Va. The bridegroom is a graduate of Uni- versity of Detroit, and is attend- ing Georgetown University School of Law in Washington, D. C. Man Hates ‘Handicap veo fe tha sed the Oak- land County Committee will serve as cohostesses with the Republican Women’s Federation of Oakland County, at the annual picnic. Avon Park -has been ‘chosen as the site at 6:30 p.m. An invitation has been extended for the cooperative picnic, Sept, 17) pehts asl eval be Picnic seams Paes Rca conducted the teeing to-Explain He Fears Women Will Consider Him Unmannered By EMILY POST “How can a man manage a han- dicap which is not evident without emphasizing it or showing himself up as unmannered? I had infantile paralysis in childhood which makes it impossible for me to lift either arm high enough to help a lady on with her coat. “There are many times arising in which I have to either be ill- or go into an explana- My friends” know or can be told, but in the other situations calling for my help I am at a loss to know what to say.” - Answer: When really neces- sary, the best thing to do is to _ 1 can't wedding ring which I have chosen is of yellow gold, Will you please tell me if this combination is in my engagement as they will be worn together. let me hear from you soon, as my wedding tion which rather embarrasses me.| rad est to Republican women was re- - Perry street announce the } engagement of * their daughter . Marlene Ann, wv ilmington, Del., formerly of Pontiac. MARLENE ANN COOK No date has been set for the wedding. Anne Smith, daughter of the J. Thomas Smiths, wore a cathedral- length mantilla over her bridal gown as she married Kenneth Ed- mund O'Rourke Saturday at Christ at the ‘40 p.mn. woaiinn. Clothes look | Clothes last le Witt Exper Dry 294 E. Pike SHORTER 7 West Lawrence 5: bette longe STAR CL FE 2-0661 The Shorthand Written with a Your Shortcut toa Better Job — MORE Pay! — EASIER EVENING SCHOOL New Class Being Organized This Week The Business Institute Phone FE £9061 for Information or’ Viet Ciuay Pontiac er er ino C ean i SUT 4100 E. Walton O'Rourke -Smith Nuptials Solemnized at Cranbrook BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Sally of Toledo, Ohio. Ushers were the *| Flower girl was Gail O'Rourke, _ithe bridegroom's’ niece from Gary; and ringbearer was cousin, Robert Hunt, of Rochester. ‘TRIP TO CAPE COD *\light chiffon gown, brocaded in sil- ver and styled with a back panel of jturquoise chiffon, Her hat was of will meet Sept. 20 at 1 p.m, at tirquoise . Gary, Ind.; Charlies Nelson of “field Hills Country Club, the cou- ple left for a wedding trip to Cape. Cod and New York City. bridegroom's brother, Donald of Wing Lake, James McConnell of Warren, Bruce Bishop of Hunt- ington Woods, George Farr of Bloomfield Hills and Leo In- the bride's ’ Following a reception at Bloom- For travel, the bride chose a |Party Fetes Bride-to-Be — Karen Hoff Mrs. Frank Gatz and Mrs. Gerald Heller were cohostesses at a mis- Mr. and Mrs, James burn Heights, Henry Ball, Mrs, Alice Cambrey, Mrs. Arthur Gats, Mrs. Warren Gatz and Mrs, Derwin Heller, Also attending were Mrs, Frank Schlichter, Mrs, George Johnson, Mrs. Ivan Cox, Mrs. Albert Riley, Mrs, Donald Riley, Mrs. Chaulky Mount, Mrs. Robert Mount,.Mrs, Virgil Butler, Mrs. Jack Blaylock, Mrs, Thomas McGuire, Mrs. Eric Danielson, Mrs. Bob Taylor and Mrs. Joseph Hurford. Soroptimists H old Ist Fall Meeting Seventeen members of the Sorop- timists International of Pontiae Hnet Monday evening at Hotel Wal- dron. Mrs. Arnold Hillerman, pres- ident, presided at the first dinner Plans also were made to par- ticipate in the Honor Award Club being sponsored by a nationally known magazine, ‘Club Holds Dinner A cooperative dinner and social afternoon was held by merabers of the Sunset Club Thursday at the Adah Shelly Library. The chiffon. group, sponsored by the Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department, | Wilson School, - Sigma Betas Initiate One to be chosen at the national con vention being held in October in ~¢ Dayton, Ohio, Mrs, DeVere Games is serving as campaign manager for Mrs. Wallace Williams, candidate for the office of national treasurer of the sorority. * * * Committee chairmen introduced "lat the meeting were Mrs. George aad to ee taste moderate. prices & made. to the size you specify. Color harmonized to your wedding. Order yours now! Com LE a IN Hse AND VI wedding or rehearsal dinners is complete y dete experts help you plan the details. Wee sae 144.146 WN. SAGINAW 5 STREET As Psi Chapter’s candida ot Beta Sorority’s “Girl of the Year,” Tuson, Ways and means; Mrs, Charles_Fournier, social: Mrs. Jo- seph Mooney, telephone; Mis « '|Sheridan, gratuity; Mrs. Wilfred Smith, pledges; Mrs, James De- Florio, magazines; Mrs, Raymond Meggitt, constitution; Mrs. Wallace Williams, hosiery; and Miss Sher. idan, scrap book. $7.50 NOW $6.00 - $10.00 NOW $7.50 $12.50 NOW $9.50 ‘Thene Syectets Rewena's tm Drayton Piains _ Only a Gees wate set tt, tase ROWENA’S BEAUTY SHOP Attending the shower were : 7 ee ‘ wee Mrs. Dexter Kennedy of Draper ave- nue is chairman of the patrons committee for “High Fever Follies of 1956,” and Mrs. L. Raymond Sampson is courtesy chairman. They are part of the behind- High School ; _ Pentioe Press Phete the-scenes workers who have given much time toward the success of the produc- tions to be held Oct. 24 and 25 in Pontiac auditorium. Maxine Mill er Becomes Bride of Bruce E. Smiley Three: hundred gyests attended the wedding Saturday evening of Maxine Miller and Bruce E. Smiley. The candlelight ceremony was performed at 7 p.m. at First Methodist Church, Birmingham,.by mums and giadioli decorated the altar for the double ring cere- mony. Maxine, the daughter of Mrs. Tonl Miller of South East boule- ‘The Dessert ls Just Heavenly Mrs. Clever Warns Dieters of Calories in Luscious Dish att Bis i Hj i a 33 ii vard, were & princess style gown at Te P ; fi iy rE: a With practice you can can do for yourself, if you with a happy one. It is “mental surgery” which you By OLGA CURTIS NEW YORK (INS) — Rock 'n a8 5 f : - ‘Elvis’ Clothes to Start New Trend possible wearable item of teenage clothing except blue suede shoes. TWO-TONE SNEAKERS “We've got sneakers instead,” Bell said. “Green and biack sneakers, of course.” * * @ Bell, who admitted the “Elvis” |} The shirts carry a portrait of | Bell said the rock-n-roll singer is oa traditional test for baby's bath wa- 7 W. Lawrence St. replace an unhappy thought ter. Test the suds and rinse water temperature with your wrist or el- Pontiac have a mind to. bt conthen ‘oe came il FE 2-3551 about temperature, common.- | ge yee oe Heer ae Veteran Approved! f 6 Presley day Sept. 25th to cele- Expert Hand T AILORING Fer Ladies brate a special sale of Elvis T-/ shirts," announced Stan Levitt of the Allison Mfg. Co., which has] the T-shirt and pajama concession. PICTURE, TOO Elvis right across the chest. \ “We hope to add sweaters and zippered jackets to the list soon,” | Bell noted. “And next year, there's | going to be an Elvis Presley guitar." * * * our figure it might. be well to in-' and feeling. 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Neéatly zips from é THE, Eat PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 Fl : : srsrecrayesnrrrenne soscesyioty = ‘Cheapies’ Jail Food Buyer Clinic to Show State ( Halabliahed in 08S of ae gw Licking Budget, © nf i (Green Stamps How to Farmer. Snover £ 3 ous) DEPROM FUNERAL. HOME ’ : n attorney general's todian Cass Rutkoskie, who buys é : said appeared the bulk of food served to Berrien | a AIR CONDITIONED : __ gig : eevee 6 gga =. nal —— heads an in-| : a py as en His shopping this year h8Sitacturers will be given information es aa amassed 5,000 "S&H G pr wedliayree oh opened tor dealers to] vem Military procurement officials ? to small loan Rates care be gives “em les ee ee financing ° e including tanks, ordnance, in turn made Ome Fi ever told me to turn letonc and air materiel. Ler US WRITE A the stam to them. What three-day and student Bove Byo hs would the county do with them|by 18 ig ei Bhered ogy hn onagl dp paces You'll be re borrower and the dealer, he said. lanyway?” he asked. oe — . (Supe tthe ow pes Py 2 i . i Se violation of the Automobile finance Act which controls rates,’’ Bower- man said, * * cs NO, SAGINAW : : ¥ u r g GETTING ACQUAINTED — Bambi, a fawn which had just been introduced to the world, eyes what appears to be a gigantic object — a dog — in a Hamburg, Germany, private zoo. With 17th Century Ceremony Completion | i foreign country. |rival next year. [NEVER SAW U. 8. Mayflower Replica Nears LONDON (INS)—The man who r built a.replica of the Mayflower to get to America has returned to London after an unexpected round- jtrip visit by air to his favorite The Mayflower replica, now in the port of London. She is sched- at » |uled to sail from Plymouth, Eng- will be launched Sept, 22 with a (land, for Plymouth, Mass., on April Ivth Century » and |2, Almost two months has been won't sail for America until [allowed for the crossing. next spring. | But Warwick Charlton, ‘father’ ; Oo ag Aten theaggs a Rg Outdoor Cooking Boom jurged to make an earlier visit jacross the Atlantic in connection /with the elaborate preparations un- der way for the tiny vessel's ar- . expanding the charcoal industry in for U.S. Visit Atter the Mayflower is launched next week it will stand oft in Brixham Harber while be- ing fitted, When fitted, she will go on trials Aids Charcoal Industry SAN FRANCISCO @® — The in- creasing interest in outdoor cook- ing, barbecuing and camping is Western states. The U.S. Forest Service reports a growing number | Among other things, he arranged ‘for the new Mayflower to be ex- hibited in New York at the 42nd erences Cleaner and Tools | es Has Hoover's famous cleaning action . . . it beats as it sweeps as it cleans, on a cushion of air. Cleaning Tools make it the best 2-in-] cleaning combination money can buy. 7. At this tremendous saving they won't last long, so stop in now and order your de luxe Hoover at — No Money Down —$100 "axl just like a lot of cham- the wagon” some years ago, pledg- ing not to go off until his ‘‘dream ship” got to America, he replied, “That's just the point—you get \the effect without touching the stuff jover there.” STRANGE orry | Of New York, he said “It fs \stranger than Calcutta or any city I've ever been to,” |. “This enormous city of sky- | serapers made by man is strik- ingly different than any place else in the world,” he said. “Most ether cities are teaming with people made by God, and the man-made part of them is not so much in evidence.” — -He admired the “determination of Americans to ‘get things done,’ ’’ }and “the accessibility of the peo- Ma, 108 Ne SAGINAW of inquiries as to types of kilns to be used, processing and related problems, a In California, ‘most of the char- Illinois Turtle Trapper Has Growing Business HARDIN, Il. « — Turtle trapper In one week he trapped and dressed 45 turtles, and local fan- oe nor ee aor around England, and be exhibited) The stamps are redeemable in merchandise premiums. spent $3,694 to feed inmates for the first hibit subeontract items that could ping habits. Récords show he has) Be Sure You Are Well peer Kenneth G. ANC INSUR . relaxed’ and free to liberal daily sc over 124 WN, Perry ...and Greyhound gets you there sooner in Scenicrviser Luxury! What delightful new comforts you'll cxperioncel Aboard the Scenicruiser or Highway Traveler, smooth Air-Suspension Ride will float you along magnificent colors of Fall through panoramic picture windows. Comfortable all weather air- conditioning keeps the temperature just right. What a world of Na Thru Service, with ules, pS omy from downtown to downtown. All yeors te enjoy at money-saving Greyhound fares! read, nap or watch the eer eneee see eee All teres one wey VU. S. Tex entre if you wish. Frequent EYHOU ND. St. FE 4-2595 a yx Peat has developed a sure- fire system for catching turtles. He makes a trap of poultry netting from 2 to 4 feet in height and with a shallow, wide throat. The traps are set at the edge of sloughs and ponds and are submerged to about two-thirds of their height, leaving part of the trap out of the water so the turtles can get air. He baits the traps with the carcasses of fresh fish which have been for boning, The 112-mile air stretch between Indianapolis and Dayton, Ohio, was the first in the U, Hi Hidelity er of perfected high fidelity quolity! Laos ecwaaapat Big 12” boss ergo gives | Have yourself a wonderful time—with Long ‘Distance Aren’t ‘there times you'd give almost anything to time with a Long Distance call. Tonight, or any be near the people you miss most? That telephone _,__ time Sunday, you can call halfway across the coun- - of yours is the answer. It’s the fastest cure for home- ~ arm aa x. ‘Isn't that a fair price for a sickness or the blues ever invented. So if you can ut hapgy ugh tonight havea wondetal MICHIGAN BEL BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 28 Towns for ‘Tornado’ Tomorrow aero (Alert at 7:15 | ummm <= vba With Radio Club Telling ‘Disaster’ Locations ROMEO—Emergency units from 28 communities in four counties will share Romeo's practice on a simulated-tonrado that will begin at 7:15 p.m. tomorrow. Though the time is revealed, Ro-| meo Civil Defense Director Mau- tice Foltz says the exact “swath of the tonrado’s path” will not be known until a survey of the area is completed tomorrow morning. Original cry of “disaster” will emulate from the Ground Ob- server Post lecated near the |, Creswell Street School, Foltz says. ; Reasons for staging the project, he says, are to stimulate public de- TUES! AY, S PTEMBER 11, 1956 te rs 7 : ae as 2 + # EXOHANGE— STORIES — Still pees notes on their experiences in Germany this sum- they'd like to make~a return trip some day. mer are three Walled Lake seniors, Pat Mercer, A defense a Cities, villages and townships - German Experiences Are Vari from as far away as Eight Mile iy an Many, ed ae ee a . : _ | : R f eA After the first disaster call, : — = ee Pention Press Photo mM ; certain personnel termed “calcu- r @ U : lated risks,"such as local fire- PLAN CD BENEFIT DANCE — Wolverine Lake Village police- unit which will be prepared to meet any emergency. Chief Robin- : ae . men will answer the quote “take | men and auxiliary officers are plotting ways and means of attract- | son has personally trained four CD auxiliary officers in all forms By ELEANOR G. DUCKWITZ coursed at length on them. When was aware of tension. She said that) °°V°T” steady five- | ing a big crowd to a local Civilian Defense Benefit Dance to be held _ of police duty and is kigh in his praise for their efforts. They are Walleg Lake Correspondent {asked about the schools he said|she felt the people wanted to be| ™ésute blast on the first siren. at 8 p. m., Saturday at “Hidden Paradise,” located just off Ben- Olsen and Schlomer, pictured above, along with Jack Miller and WALLED LAKE-Back in schoo |*®at the student? seem to lack the |friendly but were afraid to make Then the tornado will “hit” in| stein Road in Commerce Township. Taking part in the discussion James Brown, local residents who have donated considerable time. after a summer spent in German|**!! “iiscipline of our students as friends for they had lost them so|a designated area. are (left to right) Tom Olsen, auxiliary officer; Ted Robinson, § “These boys are so in earnest,” related Chief Robinson, “that they homes as members of the second|“"*Y misbehaved when the teacher often. She added that they were) The all-clear, a three-minute police chief; Walter Schlomer, auxiliary officer; and Al La Plante, came out during a recent storm and moved tree -branches from annual “Youth for NN ee ne ce cect nent Will be counted at regular patrolman. Chief Robinson holds one of many posters _ roads without even being asked.” Any person wishing to train for program sponsored by OE soe Bal cia Bega bmn vena ee which have been distributed in the Wolverine Lake-Commerce- emergency duty may do-so by signing up at Wolverine Lake Vil- wher predigh are three but cape ace ap bs sthaetes & Ace eee tte Walled Lake area. The dance will feature both modern and square lage Hall, 297 Glengary Road, he said. ; Lake School seniors. mare om special: scoations, others locality ge into action, activity Proceeds fy al Their im pee ets. |Such oa Easter end Christmas. many spoke English. (Se Gelited Gems the uae dancing. will be used to buy equipment for a local CD varied, according to the location of} In contrast Karen Nelson, who) She also rode a bicycle and hiked| Com™mshd post in Romeo's fire ‘ the home in which each was a/was placed in Bad Oeynhausen in, great deal. The final weeks she hall on South -Rawiles street, one id ie « * ’ | / guest, Northern Germany, found the peo-ltook a Youth Hostel trip which| Deck west of Main street. urg afies Rain or Shine en iS ee § eq e Laurie Passmere, ple to be deeply religious and very took her up the Rhine, to Switzer- Auxiliary electric power will be | Dien? Council president, was located in 3. sophia napmemcar a land, Italy, Monte Carlo, the utilized and incoming personnel Picnic Planned Kartarahe te Southern Germaaiy|ErSo a at family ile. She. sant|?'nck, Riviere, and to Paris.” jwil register at appropriate desks |for Newcomers |, - pene Se Feemh bere. Ee 6 | ion Gaider bike wer tall tt seaaght pri pamal for assignment to particular units. ; in a ura se (0) al) a ca mae bene is weak and families looked forward to this a desire to return some day, Be wag Bi rompers no ayar y . “| ROCHESTER — New couples | : é : founded te help a people whe are recreation. destruction as indicated by flares Lumber Firm’s Office, ‘here will gather at the Park Devieg The key to . herttion.* me idee ad meted wih : . Picnic Grounds on Saturday, when| * health is pit . s 8 pete Ran a Ma se y ett ted ote poe |W OCS Circles oS ne eae ean om Hardware Hit; Losses n."Pianter Club of Rochester will/says Dr. Raymond 1, Girardot,| which they seck better products vided inte small plots that it mo | as everyone spoke Engiish. Even be dispatched to the scene. May Mount hold a 6 o'clock pot-luck picnic, rain|Bloomfield township dentist who| through use of natural aids such at Rochester or shine. jwill talk at Federated Organic!) as compost and rock fertilizers, longer can support families. The | the small children were learning The fares will bear de- i division came about when young- the language, = - : tags County detectives today are in- Mrs. Albert Hohm is chairman Clubs of Michigan at the Lansing | or such as lady bugs to battle er sons objected to a tather will- When shed how the pepe wx eate Meetings comet nesta ores _——. at two busi. the picnic, Her committee mem-|Civic Center Supday. | acioncanah cata won, é that ROCHESTER — The Women’s ‘4. \at least $4,000. iMrs. Allen Jacques, Mrs. Norbert the soil is thesis for the dentist’s\gan and neighboring states, will they “all “were fond of theic ciety of Christian Service at St| * Mit ® tree “out of the read. , ‘Bri Mrs. Donald O’Connell'talk. He gatdend the organic way |have 500 : Laurie found the people friendly,|American people in the northern at way” or meet some other sima- _ 7. * Brinkman, - Denald page’ aftending. and so anxious to improve andisection. She was amazed to see? 2! Methodiet COUR eG BAS! sos consegency sittalion, ” Looted were the A. L. Damman and Mrs. Lenord Goodman, jon his honte plot at 40 Manor Rd.,| Other speeches will include one practice English that he did notithat there was no trace of war/*°**tuled September meetings as| ”_ Hardware Store at 4066 Maple Rd.,! | Regular monthly ot |in off hours from his dentistry in 'hy g New York nutritionist on learn as much German as he hadjevident and that rebuilding was|!°U0¥*: “Casualties” will be members of! picomfield Township, and Burmeis. the Planter Club will be peld at |D°To!# modern food adulteration prac- wished, complete. The people Pavens Corcie. sei. meat, Weduen-|Oe Roman tuothell teem whe williter’s Northern Lumber Co., $197/ the American Legion Home, | His talk will be at 10 a.m. Sun- jtices, and an Oklahoman on soil He had an opportupity to travel such a horror of war that|*ay St the fom ot MC. ae cates mae cemiCeeley Lake Rd., Waterford) TRersday, Sept. 20 at 8 @'clock. | ass conservation. extensively in Bavaria, crossed in-/they do not want their own army an te neg lin: tie Seeel ah let's oft Township. “Furnitere and Home Decora- Many members, including sev- to France and Austria briefly and|reactivated for fear that it might |4esert cal Sen, Frock Ss ca le ae a a Detective Leo Hazen reported | tion” will be the topic for the eral of the 100-member Royal spent some time mountain climbing lead to another conflict. ogame rs. also be operating on pow- $3,500 ip missing at the hardware | evening. , Oak Organic Garden Club, will and bicycling. In contrast to the open friendli-/"* **sistant hostesses. er. x store, Shy cenoust tncindive $l | a, socaker, Don Pixiey, /is be displaying produce trom their Laurie was amused at the num-jness which these two noted Pat}. The Martha Circle will meet Only ot 60s $8 cash tus 08,000 tm checks | ten of the Community Wel-| farms and garden plots. ber of superstitions which the peo-|Mercer, who lived only four miles Thoreday at $ pint. at the home |), nonce of area ae en Se neghiee and | tor the Rochester Kiwanis Mrs. ‘MacKenzie C, id ple in villages practiced and dis-\from the Czechoslovakian border,| of Mrs. H. W. Markelwits, 319 informed | = safe which was pried open. ss ; : : Batt, miaieeennen ini niin ae Castell, Mrs. Frank Flanigan is simulated tornado in advance, lumber company ed | Cub, and vith Don Butcher, aided Clarkston, a member of the club, EEE SS CAT ES RER er Sree Foltz reported. Sirens will be | gat ' a ggpchews in the origination of the’ Planter ‘plans to have a booth of herbs. sounded in each community and va Bong Gilettives hive teen “Welcome to Rochester}; Refresh- displaying the many varieties i erie wil ment at the home| personnel will be clocked between|inable to determine if safe found) time will be ‘geV/acqiainted gem aber farm | rs \ ithe time of departure and arrival me a time for new women’ President of Northwood, Thursday “at 8 p.m.lin Romeo, to determine jamashed was actually opened. lester area. Lapise Boas, at Bibel Coke woe : Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mrs. La-|tion time. CAN'T TELL YET 4 surer is Barbour Williams, of Pon- are assisting hostesses. Clarence Burmeister, manager of Ti the communities send- * * 8 tiac, and Mrs. Stacey Klinger- The Starlite Circle meeting will] 1 gre gr non a ar [te humbes compar, sid be was! 0 Officials smith, of Lake Orion is corres- Thursday, Sept. 20, at 8) om are Oak P k, Royal Oak |Wable to determine his losses. But! | UF VJ ponding secretary. : : the “home of “Mrs. “Downy. he commented, “they may reach a fad . : Big Beaver, Warren Township, ; : i “4 delegation, which includes mem- ‘Bartholomew will .act as co : Brooklands, Avondale, Roches-| “It may be a few days before um inner bers from Oxford, Rochester, hostess. ter, Leonard, Oxford and Shelby | we know yet, It will depend on Lake Orion, Pontiac and Warren, if they got into the safe,” he / will be Chain Car Crash Injures Three Women, One Girl Live in Drayton Plains Be: \Honeymoon in Northland H. Winstead, 65, of Bloomfield 4 inl rile j 2 ry , we Eiee Tractor Victim Critical“ With Crushed Chest / Dr. Girardot will talk on his nu- trition ideas, at a meeting on Thursday of the Royal Oak club. The gathering will be at 7:45 p.m. at Room 216, Royal Oak High School. a & a : ae er 8 at the clubhouse at 6:30 it Ri [ © 8 tsi TECH White Lake Re-Sets: [i's [Registration Hours Hours from 7 to 9 p.m. will be effective on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 18 and 25, accord- the new schedule. Other voting hours are from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on Thursdays, On Oct. 8, registrations will be taken from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m., since that is deadline for the regis- including to-|trations, the clerk says. : Registered Holstein Auction Sale 80 HEAD—ALL FROM AND TRAINING SCHOOL HERD eI A gto October 4, 1956 EIFERS due to freshen just after HEIFERS (3 months to breeding ege) BULLS (near service age) 54 OPEN 6 YOUNG Mame sale of some Le of the land at coer LAPEER STATE HOME the animals are from _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1050 od Headlines 2Zo0 Tigresses George Jessel Criticizes Jap Nine Only Kill Tiger Mate, Win Spinsterhood| fight. Keepers said the attack on CINCINNATI @-Two tigresses|year-old Rajah was apparently Unbeaten Club Upsets U.S. Team ini,, Global: World Series at Milwaukee Modern Show Business. MILWAUKEE w—Japan reigns|5 today as the only undefeated team! « in the Global] World Series of Base- ag | te ; i : j t cy i ; yi i Fs ; yi if z ft Fe fi fiz a PAYNE 2 1 ge \ j \ / \ th oe / Aguas MOURNED = Inace fae LS ~ bee MERE: / \, / \ i ee \ ri _ EXCLUSIVE! -|AP Tele Machine First Showing dow |Stolen at State Fair radio station WJR. Police wires to the machine were cut. The printer is of no use to any- one without faciliites to connect it. Wuere Movie Gono ls A Reat Preasure Excluswe First Run Rétures Only! AT YOUR BUTTERFIELD THEATRES! 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BLACKMAIL { tit tjpjpjpphpitiji ppp ph pp itpppappapapapapp a peep anne eee een ee pe beeen eee ee * hl ta ee | | Gav ennnover ane sone musren « «MOULIN rrerune-exmcene oe JOHN ADDED FEATURE! msm “Toughest Man Alive” Te er ee ee ewe . i Aa A Nt Sh in 2 ht 5 sane Ca ee ee re , pe i recnnicese ati AainBillins i E fe : oA nitia itself | how one of the hot beds in the state igan; much to the surprise of many who never realized there was so much interest in the game. bsg ivaghaperiaphew’ pase bys 0 whens area goes to Pontiac’s table tennis-playing a ganizing the Pontiac Table Tennis (PTTA) back in 1935, Typical of many men who hate to lose to a woman in any sport, it took a humiliating drubbing at the hands of his sister-in-law to get him started in the sport. See ee oe “I played just occasionally, and never really gave it much thought,” said Secord,” until the time I visited my brother in St. Louis, Mich.” “After my sister-in-law gave me a lacing, 1 was determined to learn the game. I did, and then I went back to beat her,” he added. That was in 1933 when table tennis was in its infant stage. Couple of the well known players in the area in- cluded Fred Panky and Ben Ronan. ‘“.:% .* | After the Michigan Table Tennis Association was born in 1933 in Royal Oak, Se- cord and Ronan and several others decided to organize the Pontiac chapter. E - “In fact I can credit the Pontiac Press with much of the interest that kept me playing the game,” said Secord. “One of the first tourna- ments around here was sponsored by The Press, and my winning it really Speeee thy eeatees fs SS tennis.” As the sport grew, the | heavy concentration of ta-~ ble tennis players came out of cities like Royal Oak, Grand Rapids, Midland, De- troit and Pontiac. For the past few years, the strength from the Pon- tiac.club has been growing brid ried. S gaatenter pve pgcerte piace competition, the PTTA walked off with numerous honors. = o ’ Carol Ryan, pretty Central Michigan College coed from Waterford, and Ellen Tiffany of Pontiac, cleaned up honors in the state. * * * Miss Tiffany won the Michigan Girls Single cham- pionship and she defeated Miss Ryan to do it. ; Oddly enough, Carol came back to win the Women's championship and she did it by defeating Ellen in the finals. In the junior boys ranks, Johnny Wettlaufer walked off with state honors and he then teamed with Jerry Kruskie to take doubles honors. One title which has yet to be won by the Pontiac club/ = he Michigen Mays — . ——“ oo cs tarts ite” said Elmer Klemm, the current president of the PTTA. _ ‘The organization is off to another season with 40 _ members. “There is no pre-requisite, just the desire to play,” said Klemm. That should be a good enough invitation for anyone ‘who wants to play, or even learn to play the fast grow- ing sport of table tennis, and anyone in Oakland County s elgile for merabership in the Pontiac Table Tennis G Association. ee Tulsa, Ogden Winners in Softball Tournament ye Also eliminated were Keith Ja- cobs of Montebello, Calif., a semi-. finalist in 1951, and Dr. Ted Len- czyk of Newington, Conn., who ty and area. | x *-* Direct accounts of games on the Michigan college Vargas by KO reached: the: net: eight im 2066, * Among ‘first-round winners were former champions Willie Turnesa and Dick Chapman and Bruce Cudd of the 1955 U.S, Walker Cup team, They were joined today by 56 players who drew first-round byes — among them defending champion Harvie Ward, Billy Joe Patton, 1954 runner-up - Bob Sweeny, and 1955 semifinalist Hill- man_ Robbins. Highlight of the second day’s ischedule was a clash between Ven- uri, who almost won the Masters ga swegdy and who led all the amateurs in the National Open this year, and Seer Cudd, who went to the semifinals in 1953, almost before he was old enough to shave. ca = * _ }champions ha: playing a 2 as Other standout matches included the Iet-pound crown ce if H. was|uenet, i, New York, 12:30 an AFTER TRE. ROUND — Lloyd Syree (eh) AP Wirephote Special to The Pontiac Prewir.i ior against steady-playing a bean bag forthe last couple ot/n, iit a? Fascia Fp —Wen-| of Pontiac, chats with his conqueror, Joe McBride Club in Lake Forest, Ill. Syron was eliminated Henry Timbrook Jr., of San Fran- tawee dge shally ole: Bre toler 04) or 1) vs. Sim) of Paramus, N. J., at the National Amateur Golf yesterday in match play of the first round 3 and 2 cisco; Robbins ngninat. Coney: S06: fights, challenger has romped Chicago oi Pitsburg. 7:15 p.m—Rush| Championship being held at Knollwood Country by McBride. runner-up for Canadian oft with the jewelry. paca a at y Amateur title; Patton against big Carmen Basilio, dethroned as . Jim Frisina and Joe Campbell boss of the welters by Johnny Sax- By against Bobby Knowles, a former ton some six months ago, firmly Iowa Sees Better Future Walker Cupper. way once more on Wednesday if Among those who fell by the \night when he meets Saxton cur- wayside were Lloyd Syron of Pon- rent titleholder, again in the War aw S OO O eason tiac, Lou Wendrow of Lansing and Memorial Auditorium. Ken Michigan State * *¢ «@ : : Universi oe ten ae Despite Basilio’s optimism, the - gan winners odds favoring him dropped from| ls another story te 8 \Hawkeyes fly even close to thelot Jerry Reichow, is Iowa's bell-| Two sophomores apparently will uded Glen Johnson, Michigan 8-5 to 7-5 and slightly under today.| {°"5..77 leteen Ay sports (Big Ten’s first division this fall] wether. get the starting call, 210-pound full-" ~ rade ~—. Gene wees Tt would not be surprising if the clitor. whe made & plane tour of an sv. Next year, the pic-) “The only hope we have this'back John Nocera of Youngstown, ’ erry es 26-year-old Saxton went into the) “ereecs compe) ture may brighten considerably. |season,” said Evashevski, “is\Ohio, and Hugh Drake, 205, Shen-\GT@"d Rapids. Chuck Kocsis of ring as a slight choice. In their) JOWA CITY, lowa W# — Iowa's) The four seniors form the nu-\based on Pelon’s leadership.” jandoah, Iowa, at right guard, Co-/Detrolt. Ralph Ellstrom of Dear last fight, Basilio was a 21 fi \tewkeyes may not improve their/cleus of Evashevski's No. 1 outfit, * * * icapt Dick Deasy should be oper-|born and Tom Draper of Detroit vorite over the fast moying, fast including quarterback Ken Ploen,| “1 know we're not as strong as/ating in Drake's place, but the 210- yes. punching New Yorker. 25:1 secend of lect oenom fe the) oan Den Dobrine, center Don)last + ‘enid Evashevitd, Sand [Pound veteran apparently has not Saxton, more confident than|pending football campaign, but)... so right end Frank Git certainly we couldnt be after lor|recovered trom a knee inhry ever, finished his training. with alkeep talon the Hawkeyes in 1957. |iam’ g whale of a wingman\ing such players as Reichow, halt ome Phils Rehire tworound session with Prince) Coach Forest Evashevski, who who was out last season with a bro-\backs Eddie Vincent and Earl| The same ges for seasoned Johason at Summit, N.J., Yemerinies his Me mm pions. Sos just has four/ken le. Smith, guard Cal Jones and end/George Kress, a 25-pounder, whose jeune tenrltory tonight. ' |80 his yr neta yeh nage Winn whtb sive tins eee teil Suchy, Fesuls’ Biscialtet cackee te Sibgeuad Bibx AY oe) Bee Ne Rothschild _— Se carmen alc eee yA with the International Boxing Club) ‘ ma ns : Bice were|him down as ° Phil lel hi Ma r anid be already bpd 21060 © ‘Top Grid Coveri teapttaiiaed th an infection The starting right tackle job may on 9 weeny Bags Bagg — % al Pp erage as hes fall miten: abe go to a 219-pound letterman, Signed to Pilot Club $150,000, = I ¢ y W. Rigney, although 23-pound Dick) for Third Season Radio and television (coast to S oming our ay l Klein, a terror in service football, spe dy gta ap ant ) apa be 5 Gop Bewiren ft 00 9° at! Mive the pot, The Syracuse gate record! The best in high school football is coming your way UGS Dy IMPS Genes "bedhe Smith has been signed fo manage Marco ‘title fight of last June ap-'on the sport pages of The Pontiac Press this season with : ' tae ie Se tied oo ane ae pears a cinch to be broken. "on-the-spot coverage of the top games in Oakland Coun- Formosan Wins _ |the National League club. this season. * and pro football scene will also be found in The Press x * Watch Thursday's sport page for the complete list of prep, college and pro schedules, and the pre-game round- of Friday's season openers on the high school grid- Midget Football Program| Ready fo. Co-sponsored by the Pontiac Board of Education and the Pon- ae eee eee the | runs _ be climaxed by a Midget All-Star night on Saturday, Oct, 20, at Wisner Stadium, All boys are eligible ‘Ute : ranking that he could slug as well as run. The 20-year-old French boxer, recently dumped from his ot ne Ss eee, ee out —Alex__Vargas of Galveston, Tex., in 1:27 of the fifth round. pas, who has lost eight and been held to five draws. Vargas has lost two—both to Dupas—in his 34 fights. -A crowd of 2,711 paid $6,140 to won a 10,000-meter race at Hsing- terday and died later in a hospital. As he breasted the tape the win- ‘ner, he fell to the ground in a wont He never recovered con- argas' sciousness. Dannie Wins Trot DETROIT # — Little Dannie Park last night in 2:05. A crowd of ying, in Southern Formosa, yes-|>erth. ; Smith took over the team in Oc- D segs noe tober, 1954, after Sc fir ga was NEW ORLEANS #-Ralph Du-| [Oo released at the close the sea- pas of New Orleans looks forward ses IS Le a Be eee ee to regaining his high lightweight Z WP — Wy fourth-place finish last year after proving last nightichinrChang 20, collamsed as he(currently has them in fifth place won the featured trot at Hazel né Terms of the contract were not 4,080 attended the meeting. idisclosed. see the fight. . (Preps for Big Test Pat Costello Will Row in Olympics * | Olympic competition = tthe Ito Pat. In 1952 he took part in the pretty well. As a matter of fact os Genk tan de > Deieaal Fila. is not new 2 be- cause he feels he'll not have an- Other chance in the games. “T'm 27 now" says Pat. “By the athlefe, modest and soft-spoken, also, in Pat. The Olympic are set for Nov. 2-71 at & fresh . About u i 5 Ls E Sd CLE 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 = (This ts the sinth of» serice of grii-11955 starters will be found in thejvictory. Teague proupects, Weanes-(line, spearheaded by end Petelshouid rige the guard Art j : i nf af Th A Fz lf if fi Singin’ the Blues : TE /Z=/ Dols Fear PHS ‘Field Day c j | g = Irish have great potential with dozen returning letter ray. headed by Phil Brzezinski, CIGARS Gis tr, From down Wyandotte way| I haven’t found out just whe my mang fuec, - blues| *tarters will be,” laments Hoff- |. comes & bit of 9 gridiron heins, We have a few of the Teg: wlars back, but have had te make will: have to field “an untried, and) “™ 2° te totlowing Bneupe Ed Graybiel's club may have a|Joe Carollo, letterman, and’ Ken field day at our expense.” Crutcher, a junior up from the re- Friday's game, at 8 p.m. on the|serves, may be at guards; De- Roosevelt field, is the|Lorme and letterman Jerry opener for both clubs, Thompson at tackles; Bill Rose, “We lost 18 lettermen, So far./.+ ends. The backfield is uncer- Gr ound Attack sie deni pe Roosevelt |." Field, for Pontiac area fans plan- ning to attend the game: Best for MSU [ernie road; turn left several miles on mainstay last year until an injury put him on the shelf. 250-Pounder vs. 225-Pounder Battle of Fullbacks in Maple, Jay Tilt ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS 2 } Coaches Monte Charles at South-| shuffling players around in search| the ball and having the linemen } Booths, to where Fyre creas Ex Defending Champions _tield and Carl Lemile at Birming-/of a fullback and then by accident} converge on them. PARKING AREAS = || Spor, Shor lacklcct as imecaon* * **/Stay in SW Tourney Mm mst be pnt thr de teenage a tran i ay of Strength in Aerial cules Git: @ cc Tes trying to figure out how to outwit 8 em ne gees Se re be ’ oP Game Troy Drops Decision fending champions, \aeeheaien aun wosieg'ex te ‘Dhoeiay sions, Charles lets bis Jinemen |Charies, “so I decided to try him Quickly installed by our First in 41 Battles {Uniform Supply of Houston, de-|gridiron Friday afternoon. and backs alike take some pun- jat fullback.” = ial EAST LANSING #® — The pat- feated Nord-Holmes of New Or. The Jay coach spent two weeks! ishment by letting them all carry — Asphalt Paving Spec ists tern of early football practice this} NEW YORK (INS) — Midd] e-/leans 18-10, last night in a winners’ on 84 Seeduer, 640 pute eho fall indicates that Michigan State/weight Willie Troy of Washington,/bracket game of the Southwest Ask for our FREE ESTIMATE! | wrt sins wane ny conlous araaera classics mat oe’ World Series Will Open eon ges necessary to keep the opposition|feated by England's John L. Sulli-| Houston is the only undefeated Telephone MAple 5-4601 honest and off balance. van at St. Nicholas Arena in a 10-\team while Birmingham, New Or Meanwhile at Birmingham, Lem- ; Pat Wilson, number one choice|round natil)onally-televised bout./leans and Oklahoma City each aan arf le was also looking for a fullback at quarterback, isn't the aerial) Troy weigh3d 160% pounds tojhave suffered a loss in the and he came up with 225-pound ANN_ARBOR CONSTRUCTION CO, | Secs Pe ee ees anata even OCS “WiGu iaeaeaceres= comes ; season, but is a better running|— s putter from the tackle position. Serving the Pontiac area since 1936 : 7 “He's a pewertel renner,” said sonna “We especially like the way, |Unbeaten in 16 Games NEW YORK ( — The World|ment is the National League pen-| Lemle, “and looks like our start- ae he’s been handling the option Series is officially scheduled to|nant winner. It could be Milwau- ing fullback. — , plays,” sald coach Duffy Daugh- D ] A : O ti "1 ti open Oct. 3 in the National League/kee, Brooklyn or Cincinnati. And) Friday's game is the third in the 3 erty. “We've been telling Wilson ales Jgaln Pp I1mi1s 1 Ciperk—but it might be a bit later|a two-team or three-team playoff] series between the rivals, Birming- STOP STALLING | to use hin own judgement and . needed. to decide Sak as GEE She nd hve yon 6 thinks he has an opening.” HILLSDALE ( — “We'll be, turned for drills in a squad of 70, see thinnsstniie eat . is camtela oaths Ge | “We're sougher."" 7 and nine of last year’s 11 start- |, Commianone® Reports Fifth tullbacks. WINTER : e’re not primarily a passing) US°® the date for the 1956 classic after|£1©DO team .”* Daugherty said.| That’s the word from Frank) ¢rs will be back for action. a 90-minute discussion with rep- TUNE-UP | “We don’t pass out of a pocket, but| (Muddy) Waters, starting his third The Dales, spearheaded again by|resentatives of the pennant con-|LiC@ of Season . ee |like to throw from @ run.” year as head coach at Hillsdale nate Clark, the “Mr. Everything,” |tenders in both leagues yesterday. 3 Ortega Wins Decision ____POUBLE STAMPS Halfbacks Clarence ege. will open Sept. 15 against Gustavus be} Fifth ace of the season was reg : nndanae |Walt Kowalczyk are termed. “the That simple but forceful expres-| Adolphus at the Minnesota school.|srrea ia, the National ‘Teague|istered at Bald Mountain Golt Club], TJUANA. Mexico WR — Gasper jbest pair of backs I've ever seen" |sion of optimism makes his com-|Clark, a 190-pounder who stands! park, with the series then shifting|Sunday, just one under what course! won . S 9 |by Daugherty. petitors wonder how Hillsdale can|§ feet 11, was a Little All-Americalty the American League park for|operator Ken (Red) Wilson says is Fiargy" Smallwood of Browne we oucy'’s The pale axe counted on to catty iget any tougher. choice last season when he led the/ine next three if needed in the|the season's average for a 18-hole y in the 10-round main an ’ roe of the running attack for) ne Dales have won 16 consecu-/nation in scoring. best-of-seven championship. [If layout. “We'll probably get the the Tijuana Bullring last oe te Service ; vie ; from|tive games. “Their last setback} The Benton Harbor halfback|more games are necessary, they’ll/‘average’ hole-in-one this week,” \10, weighed 160 and Foo Sho : Leeda ate lg been| “25 at the hands of Michigan Nor-|scored 24 touchdowns for 144/be played in the National League/Ken added. iscaled 158, | 1211 North Perry St. ' . mal (now Eastern Michigan) back points, and Waters believes this |park a Ls |working at fullback but now has}: "so." Clark's last. will be his best o-e a Sunday's ace was made by Wes | FE 3-9557 been switched to a job as utility . ee eee: , 26001 West Five-Mile | : : ba About 31 lettermen have re-| StTong point of the team that) Ticket prices, the same as iast| pq “The dam ball (a S-iron | ~Airst Quality Original : will defend the Michigan Intercol-lyear and including federal but! shot) hit the pin and cup of No. 6 | F; ment Qualit | ______._.____}leglate Athletic Assn., title is the|not local taxes, are $10 for'a box! pois (ard for the hole) at the | quip (se? oe Ge “ det Goat Goes te Go cc Ue 7 —) the cup, ohh: first tiewe at trick hes’ been wiogdeae Sunday on this layout,” Wilson said. | ; = | Sesseenee eaten : a at it was | j . a the ™O0-| Scarlett’s tnd ace in 30 years, | INSTALLED FREE Tough — reinforced with multiple plies of braided hawser cord. Tube won't flake or crumble — can’t clog air tools. Abrasion resistant cover is made to withstand scuffing, chafing, weathering. 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Hardin of Normandy, | 4 F HItG Ht Haney wants a sweep this time, ‘too, “The rest of the league will have to catch us to beat us,” says AP Wirephote ANN ARBOR u—If the Michigan I | ty M Big Drawing Power “Selfridge Field 9 Kramer, the Wolverines are throw- ing a lot more weight at the re- Wins Tourney Start Fy dies eH. 3 Bek : : g i i 1] ' Hi a e Bg aif i i i, nd “8 “f : é g I uff lk i ; ‘lyear-old Futurity Pace. - \Brooklyn so far, but Doleer Man- . iager Walt Alston, unusually opti- Harness Racing Starts isis. figures the Dodgers. pl wk READING, Pa. 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HOT Side, 30 “water & elec. . 344 Dinie 38866. Hey,, OR | lights, 1 enna waleme. Pa +140. : OWE ROOM. PRIVATE BATH. le room and kitchenette, close in. Water softener, abundance of ofl beat a winter, Utilities furn. = re Caretaker, rear door, 309 =. 7, PER 4 ROOMS AND BATH. is0 Whittemore. FE . ene cdl asl ea Pais Wa? tiac, av : rouge ‘ f *) Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 2 eae Mn Moe, “UR 2 FAMILY as me ares. per stricted, Refer, 2 yr, lease, Phone | | 3 be gy HOUSE, UNFURN- BUYS! WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT . f i ie i ab bale home features s room Sia aian§ etme bedroom down, . is unquestionably the best eand beach could find on a: in Oakland . Priced to sell at $12,700 down. at once. It won't long. large well landscaped corner. with back yard fenced in, L ut > wii eure Te ten ffl itchen and with fire place and Clarkston well 4 Needs —— am cupboards 1 $00 down. 'e 1 MI. W. CLARKSTON heat, auto. Hot water. Hwy Dra Miller, 666 J roan & rons rr, ”” Branch, Mich. Y © See | PE 5-1560. FRANKLIN APTS. “KG. HEMPSTEAD 182 E. HURON 8T. $3 3 F 3 . +f it a8 ee a slong: upate: : ai Bl gontract, We have. ‘, fast 3 BATH. 3 rooms and bath, Adults only. § + z Es g 3 s front }-rm. studio until May 1 All priy nicety turn. TV. gas auto, hot wa- ter washer Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BEDROOM, vate, deluxe . - dik, west of Blue 5. bachelor’s paradise. 7 ROOM MODERN PURN HOUSE. "hot water _ MY bedroom 1. , available until) June 15, 1957. Gas heat, $80 per mo, plus beat and utilities. ; than 1t yr. old, Only $14,799, $2200 down, DRAYTON PLAINS ‘ 7. 6x24" ft living roo pnecapes 980x142 7 a O and kiteh- 509 with 1 yr. old, 3 bedroom ranch house with L, extra larg utility and e rm, Large kitchen with pine kite! cabinets. Lacae, i I a? bed- ms, On m well landscaped lot. Only $11,806 600 down. 4"4 per cent mort- larkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Main, Clark: Mapis arkston, Mich. WEST SIDE #1.509 down, Easy terms. H. W. Bigelow 56 W. Huron Bt. PE 45-5492 or PFE 5-9945 - x ped, blocks frem Lambert peek sie” . =n__.200. 23-3262, call after 5:30. sereens, auto. washer and Attach, 1 ear % eres Ledvard, @rinking. Near airport, Phone Fe és i. nent. —_ CARGE, Cl EAN ROOM FOR GEN- Clarkston,-2 Lots Attracts 4 Family—Close In 4 room units tn ex- present! rented month. Each unit bas 3 rooma, bath, rang each, 4 car gs- ‘, gas and - tricity average & month tn rental sec- Donelson Park Lake Privileges toom brick, . liv room nu. mM bag tnd _ reation area with * in full basement summer house 15 x 18 and out: . ba ne « ain, wa bon ae Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 “BUD * ane : y. Let us PAI ROCHIA! Dorothy Snyder Lavender 2 ro ee aati ROOM OIL FLOOR FURNACE, sod shrect. Qtins M., G0 ORR 4 ee M Mi N, FENCED In, A. * ‘ ‘corner 3rd. oll furnace, Keego. $6500 with Dis... util H4| {armace. em, fae wo. Waa \ =— = ; One side other : B yma! ned a DETROIT EDISON CO. ‘ ae cecal Ut ~ eletencctanel ce siex : r oes m nome, 20"x | CONSUMERS PWR, CO. WESTSIDE - : ) _ JON L ESTA : : : : ALL ane Caine citer ———| Ea" Mv. 20"mS REAL rtare : - 3 rable bot osede some tnisuing: | MICH. BELL TELE. CO.| waning distance to us, senect paaoe aM ROME AF Wit WALTER OREER aes | LARGE § ROOM MODERN RANCH| 'thwitdcww50i. TO ANY OF THE ABO p -§ 3. -Ry * name Lake. Gasp. OR 31071. |? g BW neOOM Apply at Sb a A e.g ‘T got into a political pegeeent oe _StBabY i : Oak floors, [plastered walls. full TBU N HEIGHTS —frylawn. Roc a heater. imigen ‘ol “furnace. | Started to pull one of my teeth! : De Oven daily 2 to 8 4 ’ #4 Very clean. Well below market Seve, wpe for Mr. E. J. DUNLAP ferme & acveens. Tene, : Rn, Bow 3 begssem beme. Oak |” Tou. 5 i at $9,750, $1,300 dn. Moa pe CU 7 ’ ” Bacrifice at Sal Sale room : NISH ; and enor ‘Living. “com etd 1200 Li LER ténie. Low down. corden. te For Houses 43 For Houses 43 Master bearoom. "trxiz. Coen: MONEY. 1 FT ee WEST: SIDE ine: b dining space,,| ment, brick ranch home, with i ' sup hae, ; odern Bull oo the SS Rees rae | Ga ee Rs |, oe comme rem | aVITRINEEASON, PLCOPEAEMRAE RTS] Geo omens | LaMar We) RS ae Sy heat, electric water heater, beautiful American 3 bedrm., modern, gas .. © joaah. tite gemtertabie std bome | maned sesreaties a Ges | Matte Lake: Oaly $i. we. . . bi pom spare — ear ‘garage, large .| S4S co your bet, cat tion’ Good condition, Price #1690, | im good location at 4S Park Place | heat. 80 x 180 lot Cyclone fencing, | StNdy “at, Mae, .De & SONS arate living and dining room, si.ood, cant a ‘Pasi, F Tens Price $1080.) Peatures are new siding and 4| gi2s00- sites dawa’ geen monk, Utility kitchen 15.6x9.6 loaded 302 D Medes Fa__Stie, | terms. ‘ FE 21058 of OR 34858 cupbsard space. Living toom 22x | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Brick -1 bedrm down, 6 bedrms.| bedrms. Full price, . Call) No agents. FE 5-5006, .| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. New | 4558 i LOCATION COUNTS $950. DOWN, | : 3 eutometic hot ‘water, hot air| for appoint, pr ; ms 2 bedroom custom-built home, Liv: $750 DOWN 32 stamertsed by 6 ‘2, eereens. G AT AYS i 6 sehooks, ores and te Sock trom r le portbeast side. Better fee | $2000 down will handle. Por in- JACK fine old” farm house with Yeexe. Form shee = Yes, that. ts the down permet ppp yl nna replace. . E Ve . < BP lormation cali Mrs, Spears, FE fell basement. $ Detrocms : ‘ oN ag ER PAragnnd 4 isny “other fine appotatm ents, pp Sait oe cine tadl| j ompe aver gn tate | POMEL "OE: PET OVELAND | sean sntecoee | Sti iam. mise] hop ea sear oe fea eee samen | HAPPINESS —— tester. Big gard. with plenty of } ame garage. 00 | ake ME AN OFFER. 5 — ‘about fi Toad, “frontage. cnindiad on decorated. jeder. in INCLUDED NEW BRI sod ow monly permis. | eetrenie termes 's | Rowse deena Gilg Ome | BU Cany Make RA. Kenge Maree | ee pciet teens «| RATAR BOGMEETER, ort | loners won N CK . , ‘ ‘ ; pst: ‘ ; lot. Living room ave ve : , FOR COLORED . 1% N. Saginaw $e. eave is. arm $950 DOWN H + hri e Ss uve. BR Need A Large Home? | wen iccated 4 bedroom home, 2 N CH OLIE $1500 DOWN eT ore ay on ist + | Very attractive Sroom, one-story ump tales — boating. ord baths Fenced Prettiest Little house lassed-in enetian blinds. ream i al at door saa tee akena bon aod ved. sheet’ Oniy $4,956. ties. ever ‘Sow for only” 7950.00. ine Chaace ownings. 3 Sear garage. $12,- aur wniogs Sod LB teatures REALTOR FE 304% PE ¢7114 year immaculate Bagg You crerage room, 2" Saasonens, ine Te. EA ; 5 ppg as q pI a Agree IMMEDIATE 0. Term : ~ y will appreciate, Ox. Te pen Beem ae family will =~“ y room, sas th cil hare see Pas age tA) - 5 — So food ‘bur, at sso fate Baie] DOSSESSION | FosetaiRE SICOM™, {come | CRAWFORD AGENCY, a cid. wits a bedroums and tle 1 sat platen window, Gove. m. : large li room, full = ighway to Sashabaw Rd., turn NK Separate entrance. Oak floors | 53% W. Huron st. zs $e ‘te peomnle wo. I~ pore. ot insulated & maple floors — bsmt. Built in ‘$4. Needs a East about 3 miles to Maybee Rd-| nis 3 bedroom brick ranch type| throughout Close te school & bus. Evenings heat, tubs, ete, Aluminum worms fway to 1% ©: . Al NEW BEDROOM FRAME WOME, inside finish. '-¢ ear, h ge No. 5253 Frank Will St. Want! home. with full basement, gas| Only $8,500. s. Clarkston — $390 Dn. and sereens, landscaped lot this’ ga! corner ise i i 2m 2 tad mal = Dus. "Only saae. “ * Just dial “Listing spretine. Wery apacious lot i008i80. Chess to | go) Ce HAYDEN, Realtor. 2 blocks tt wile Late os a 168 fe wih Lear a Ottered / Motor. | rms, ELIZ, LAKE ESTATES ANCHOR stores, schools, churches. Owner | $¢ E. Walton PE €044] Open Eves. | bedrooms, wall to wall carpeting. ort. we -. bunge-| TIVE 4 BEAUTIFUL HERE IS A NIFTY FRED J. RUGE Newly decorated Cape Cod 2 bed-| 11 7.3800 Jo 4erm| Sransferred out of state and. wite GI's oa beat, —~d peers. Ses rem | Location. ene'e om steak bupenten, ee ormery D.M Ba Real Estate SS vclone. deen. Con ; only 6 mos, old. ‘Owner will sac. (ase) ee Rater Bane BY ogg ale tal vol neat | THERE’S WELCOME oa aoe floor. ideal. for creas. 08 ©. orton S* 78) pried living & "hall’ bet, BY OWNER down, to'a @1¢ put cout mortenge | and treme robe bees Tit tue | LAKE PRIVILEGES screened porch. Newiy decorates. _ HERE FOR You Large Ley ‘Oo 94.500 LARGE AND - i, nous In| ~ oor ay — Recently built home. Large ple Call for appt today. , New bungalow near Union Lake, | Priced at $6.950 terms, One mile west of Sih trent SN Cp | ORE re | Ge Rieke oie | See ka gn “ar $279 Dn. | BER SEAEIE) queso semnoae pe) Scns a x - \ . hs * tractive ne e $11,800. terms. my > 4 CALIFORNIA BOUND ROSE McLARTY 2 BDRMS,, 2% ACRES sca et. $8,000. terms. Call OR larkston Open Dany ee om. RONTIAC REALTY ietee san up, end 1 Jown, ae ine rm eeramie = finger- Cer thts savely hdene 00 the [eee oe Pe See ___ | You'll ike this cosy. bay yt On MS, % mile W. of Ponting | 0.) 3 awin PE 6.875 witches ful bath plastered mere, | nd vent fan, Stairway to foored porthalde, Two” bedrooms and) 1 Acre Near Airport all on 1 floor. Also a nice bids. SHELL HOME ’ REAL ESTATE INC. KU ELL Brick & ‘shingle construction. ¢| se. ae yaré,| Storms, and screeme, fall base: ~ bath up, living room, »| This family home has 2 bedrooms | for poultry or a pony. The land : | Exeated te te tide, | | SOrm P basem bedroom and comin ‘Lasgo = with cup | on . a ts.s8e. —y he our ous tek We can finance the » a iM Aple tsea Metis owner, plus 2 coms yy spe, | SBd Dileed Up rell at $9,200. scaped gomer ie Soni? 8. OF 4 * : * a i h ; ‘ - ’ a pa 3 ‘oul pot. ae water|- boards galore. Dining! room, ‘ful wrong. Ouly $1,500 an. hnishing for you. See our model | ——————~-— ELIZABETH LAKE 4 %&rest_out. toe ae oe he INCOME. ctrY. we a: 2 fered at 2. + ees heater, back rd. Located Garage. today. os furnace : s LJ 2-rm. close to bus line. stores and fec-| Mowers & evergreens galore on | HANDY TO DOWN TOWN GOODELL $495 DOWN ESTATES ‘ebster School. »” 3 aie plus rs i ta stn ~ tories. Only 00. we by 402) this beautifully iandseaped lot. 8 rm. home. Full bath, Rochester Rd. near Auburn. $600 DOW: « vine Eee ae Gai ane teeder, weet hc rte Lewell &. call us for am} Complete with outside grill ber-| psmt., insulation, storms, screens 3209 Rochester Rd. ne wes New FHA home, 2 bedrm. and 4 room home on N. Astor Bt) 3°i. full ent, auto. WE'LL INSURE appointment. ries, fruit trees, & darling garage. Corner jot. $10,000, $1.00 ene wid ee 1-718) den area. Monthly payments. 900. G I Reeds bath & sewer installed.| 3,,/aratories. —" ao My eee A bat: | dn. & 600 mo. We will build Gm your lot eted2, et : Priced sf cnly $1500. rage. Priced al 811.600 with $4. ine gain st $10,500, We trade. 3 bedroom shell house. Cost you| tation. Total price, $7145. plus . 8 FAMILY INCOME po ate age hig | rtp soa tt, Mantrman,| CNA, SOD TE,| See SRLS sc | Sr FTE: | mus wonder 3 petreom ranen| ESC ii taal wesee'@al| eS tedem heme Four Tooms and bath on paved 6143 Ra. model. For additional information,| Call FE 5-5501 or my Ann home with full basement, ceram-| take free & clear home or land » enw street, Lot 40 x 180. Make us an FE or FE 43844 contact, Sppotutanent to tee these home fe tile’ bath lores q in| contract in trades CLARK REAL ESTATE sunesinte dim: sieetiame S'S ic HOUSE. 91.000 DOWN. | & Harger Co. RED HORSE CORP. | BEAUTIFUL View | porch_and situated “seross from} —-R-T). RILEY, Broker | Fl et antl, sake FE 20083 Alito. & water. Close to | 39 W. Huron PE 5-8183 6019 Cass Eliz. Rd. ; Form this § reom house overlook: Fs pe capa "ch eas | Ome Rd. FE 1157 Open pentay are. CHILD IN SCHOOL? | Gmc a bus tine Pe eer | >—*—Titon oe en, tog canal ‘near’ Willams Lexe.| $00 with, down payme $09 Eilzadeth Lake Rd. FE ¢1187 you. within ag jrge| NORTH SUBURBAN [7 "ROOMS 8” ave YEAR| diay’ @ ® lt eluded. @o.aee,| 1 POF Soak on mi west citer NEXT Ost oFPiee benieses rated, il MYrtle| Good location North Perry ed three 50 foot landscaped = BEDROOM HOME — a Semsina full bath, "Sass: _Ssset secs comne down, @ rooms up. Mii| Jots snd located close to private K : ) R — —e~ good healion, Veterans ment, 2-car , storms beseeae oD BREWER beach. close. te, Webster or high school. NEW ft . oo Pu . Pull $6,500 wih $1,500 saa! te ee mas tieine | $100 DOWN |. FE eust| come oO meme | Esto "| 3 Bedroom Ty " N. Parke FE 80638 MA 56-7581 FE 5-T704 Ww butld or 3 bedroom | [°c — . e will WM. A. YOU'LL SAVE NORTH SIDE storie, baiee coh asement oa 3 O} : Ema Full basement J.A. Taylor| Siggeee =| cua |KENNEDY| obese | aegis : ONLY t - le r. DONALD neve oe . a. cone cs income, OW ¢, plastered walls, bard- REALTOR INSURANCE OR _3-2831 (ROW UNDER CONSTRUCTION) niatecn IF YOU BUILD as . own a Ave. 3 WATERFORD - 2 BEDROOM,| ° bona Huron wat Sasnabaw-watton . G. TROCKE 100 Onkian Aves FE. 4644 — on big ig peer LOW, Low PAY MER) 3001 W, Huron mt tte THIS FALL J. R. Hiltz rue semeeien eter o SOCATED J MUMS TEST | ul ahaded Tot tmmediaie poe WESTOWN illiams Lake | COME IN AND WE'LL Oven tt 8 $11,500 . hu, a Bare Puosurn- | session. Terme neauty co. -_| Wi ACES ak: ~ PROVE THIS 1011_W._ Maren rE san You won't find | AND wats, Gown’ Geo. Marble Realtor, Saet SUBURBAN STYLE STARTER HOME. STATEMENT a better bu tahoe Lor 5 Andersonville Rd. Waterford, OR | home on 3 shaded WITH FULL ge ; . Pon InvOmitATION’ Catt. a: | beeen a ec Ca be Leslie R. Middleton _| Perfect for the gh aaa DEtxe MODEL astell R Ity’ : rE _1-00e | City Gardner io Nice 3 room house on € nice cor| F C. Wood Co. __ Sou be Gen sary of the = ~~ in| B it Fg pated Ta : ‘ . . BROKER __,_PE_1-008 “Well “kept 1% story home, ¢| S¢F lots. Onty $1,200 down, rc OR +1235 | Belehborhood.” } ee | SEMINOLE BILLe Middle Straights Lake ft frontage ‘ou exeelient res | C. HOUSTON REALTY | Somer Williams Lake Road & Mss i with Senuiul brick Pro Located mone of, the best room| 2,4,BEDROOM CEDAR dential street. $2,800 down, quick PE 46331 | eee eee ant Ree a = O on This home bas sll the extras we) 3 bedrooms. basement, lum.| SHARE HOME. WITH Ga- Possession. empieton - Paneling to-set it off. The priced at only $20,000, Spe- eae ee] Goran uae | fore BE | Waterford : TRADE sits Sacer | oo Se ae Sia porch, piastéved walla, Udll- Shaker. OR us - : ior ie © in eaaDY 6 See this comfortable 5% room Large 10 room am = i SUBURBAN room im the house opens off screened and glassed ter- POR BETTER HOMES ity storage foom on ist Noor, |iiMMEDIATE POSSESSION.2 BED-| BEAUTIFULLY LAN home, 3 bedrooms, spacious liv-| Pet month : 3 4 rooms end bath. Nice living | the hall which makes for race, Conv: kitehen and BEDROOM ¥ car, work: . owner's living quarters. Close in room, 2 bdrms., fireplace, A fine traffic breakfast nook. Twocar ga- ie ane thop for father, % sete lot with| [@,Jfar cedar shakes. ‘Modern. | SCAPED. ONLY § ak floors, fall basement with | S0Me, furniture included Onis | ews decorated.” Ol heat Full) gireulation. “The ving and | ~ rage. Many extras, Beat living toom with fireplace tte SPS "ened, cit|_ fering on Seta Ola ass. | RJ. VALUET, Realtor | Bi k’Bieet aan Shist| feae,ter hime bana what | Seceest ensecesee ens }| Gin aie, Spec se byrvencibag wi. Only 6.009 dows, sea Sus i Tae, “slehed "wit [BY OWNER, SMALL 3 BRDAGOM word VALUET, Realtor 6) Wicdetea ih $oua or FE eat). a ACREAGE Soden ent nee «| HOOME PRoes ' he ee) own. a a xs monthly pay- ROUTIPLE LISTING SERNICE yee pelted + hehe 3 BRICKS $1097 8 a, with 5 - =, modern bE 5A, This pany Tivcensinaet ‘See , hy ay yD ments. 4 . atory home, paved street, ~~ bedrms, * it-foot kitchen and ad- brick building. oi] heat, ’ for this W BY OWNER, $2,000 DOWN, $0,000. Sn exceptional ; “torced air a0 furnace. Os hook wit be ; new HITE 2? BEDRM: BRICK EM dogo L dS LS Eis Se — as ~~ resetbond vit | CEDAR SHAKES $9,975. pe road: 950000 WEl tebe) the Pride of “every house: Sparment we five, sent nr] bo hg a [|— /)DDG arage. Nr ‘Desceee ie Benen J = OAK ons UNION TAKE AREA | 3a exceptionally Mee lay: come. Better investigate. many outstanding features. , ES" schets aot Fl Bare John K. Irwin | row spittin eteonome| UNONTAKEAREA, | Greate scam ane oe 9 ep Established in 1016 REALTOR Pe RADE. BUY AND room, end pecerens Souk eee, | ities pine Ceramic tile too. ined ation Plastersd ‘walle Pathe, basement. A. fest home | NOW bedroom pome, wh madera | prone ‘Fe Set Eve PE cous | tT Nue__Fhone FE Gist} Bethan ‘heh “Alvachea gerage:| utoine™sia <°RC'car'ioe | our figers Dianmanver | for the Harger amy at w tren D200 DN. | Sesser etna | ee Beet SFE cone =“ Rrigstien iets mee | Farr gtt maces bee, | Seema eat |g sor vane iia “weal Ee oll beat. Pull Insulated, biack | JACK a #3 Cadillac. For Just $860 dn. no on semi} "Beans, summer relaxation. = irom ee ee Ly | } A sas Papeete Tecate home son’ be yeors An’ inne L. Templeton; Realtor only $17,800 of you ‘can a homes. Lovely jaws and $7 0 MO $3,150 uoen Attractive north ~LOVELAN D fas to Fle Orchard Lake Ra. | FE 44569 nite ine Lesli¢ R. Tripp, Realt Frounds. Immediate . f i > ‘ zi La A @stie ®. Ifipp, altor . INCLUDES TAXES Tomas unmaweny sie Kitcuan | Ea sce babe Re. Moons Macher IN THIS : : Foie eit sae a OE W, lawrenee street E coenk? “Mer 7, call Mr. Jolt, a FUL 1,395 | Retell need Set] BYOWNER | ie Rate Panes errs PIERS BOM san we [OME OE Ab. eeE UE tet | rE Salta Fe sohionet Bee ete | UPL PRICE $11,395" | pecans, cree iter ae ees ro tae ted fovety law, of Caritas weg ere, wal oe, Have 7 A. JOHNSON, Realtor cash, At Waterford too three Bee ie St’ gacnso fom yn Gy ing Foom, | walls, oak floors, full basement, | ton, lospect and you will) THE C AREA. Ny 1 . 1704 S. Tele h Rd. Herbor Hills me he HERE 18 SECURITY — Only 61.00 rae, Jars tiade ee sistment only ie. “heost cals: as pete —_— Share, fighataree and’ else ‘es: Li) ait Eaters aoe Cima ee lS) >) ]-] and Laud SBERT C DA’ is : nk’ g a ani 5 exnesine age ==| Partridge |Loan Company eee MRE) eee reee| FE 2-O200 ‘ nice bidg, lots, S0x120 4 . Y, a ars S| Be Eres. | $25 to $500 | WHITE. | settee oy) es eee x ca i, Ee i eras JH i fst a Hi if any z. BU aH Se ; ofe ee 3 t Tike ts s2 : i H Z if F 8 i Why you with your meney problems, separ) STATE = ' Bidg. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 202N.MAIN _| sn. ‘Cunt ne ae 7 maneté. invie eee|| AND FHA TERMS |” Sue wan. G. | ROCHESTER, MICH, | bate Om _on Seat A deine FE +18 <3 Ri OF, HEATER | atte prone tome. Lavender | ND PORE * erket, BURMEISTER over eens ‘ ered ere eee nnn od : OF} je | Bee rie ee era _ Hay, Grain & Feed "| ALL TYPES FOR SALE, . Sew SEED RYE Goi JOSLYN 18. |" For Sale Poultry 74 ducks. 3 mon oa Pet sais ie toe 3. a f Sa. \. HP. Sutton, Ph. MY 2-643 LEGHORN FRYERS, 59 CENTS; Rocks, $1.00. MI 46162. -|. Sale Farm Produce 75 w . Hartland 8. 23) (2 Mi, south of > A . ni Bartlett pears, specially Sale Farm Equipment. 76 8 HP GARDEN TRACTOR, CULTI- Call OR é : NEW 07 mead. Butte & Service. L. W. —Avis_Service, 1580 Opdyke. Special Offer WOOD %¢ A CORD, 2 5-3086. After 3 p.m. New Discount Good Used Tractors PARTS AND sERVICg TRADE WANTED AND SAVE AT HTEN & SON . North -| CLEARANCE SALE — NEW For Sale Pets AA _Falking garden tractor. MALE ENGLISH SET- ' retriev and Several used tractors. hunter, $150, or trade +8109 OR 35615 after ¢ . 1953 21 - FT. Pi, BUY. Michigan. OXFORD Trailer Sales General coaches, 10 tt. wide to & A, tone 2 bedrooms” 20 gal, water heater, Jalousie ws, house furnaces Mere's « real Stewart's latest balcony 37 to 90 ft.” People are talking this iatest in p bile , a ‘The vi ‘ 3 trailers from, Phone MY 207M MO one tlle Sot Lake SEE THEM NOW THE ALL NEW 1950 TEN WIDE 42” AND 4 PONTIAC CHIEF live Seat stata “tee Pontias Chiet and ay be on our new, deferred plan. A credit life policy on all con- HUTCHINSON MOBILE i] 2980 8. Do: Flint SONTAG CHER PR LL aluminum. New. OR 3.3473. Trailer Exchange ANDERSON pew and used. all rotary mowers. AKC REG. AIRDA! . 1523 and blower. Good aa new, FE . oF HOR’ Sia vreena” SO=EH FO: |S-c0L ocx MONTHS OLD. rden & South Good hunting stock, $10 & $15. ee new cars. guar. ed tee 50 per cent off, ED. WILLIAMS a4 16. - y Ri ve Ff < ; 3 ® inst FONriAC Chiee, Bouse ies PE MODE OLY. ection new pema Lae 20. 1% A; “ful Sank. givmipam star No - & Heater, '53 BUICK, Radio er, $9 per WEEK $35 per month month PRA, town, for gmail prices. Toate "Milfora ‘mde, Holly, Balch: MElrose_ 4-671. RS WA B70 15210 Milford Ba EEE, PERE | Bie Lot in Birmingham ror| HIGH $$$ PAID : eus- BUYING For = ccomplctely tber —_—_OUT_OF STATE DEALS Lake GLENN’S “North Chevrolet’s Wanted Used Cars 88 +-FT. . WE NEED USED CARS AND _ condition. 14 Dp. Evinrude avail-| trucks. Get our prices before you UP SERVICE. INLAND LAKE SA PE 47121 3127 W. Huron FE 32-6192 Mi SALES 254 8. SAGINAW ST. PE 41971 $12 per month — Money Down "532 MERCURY, Merco- matic, Radio & Heater, | z 52 MERCURY, Radio & Heater, $9 per WEEK |‘ ’52 PONTIAC 8, $27 per '51 DODGE 4-Dr. Coronet, rm) Bob Frost, GOOD CLEAN ‘so OR *é . > Gs Se ee cect octet, Fee Economy, 22 Auburn. OP 70 sip FoR JUNK 6 CHEAP ot oer fyi | “See M&M Motor Sale 2637 Hwy. OR 3-1603 Wanted Used Trucks 89 STOP — LOOK PE 32-8033 | * omc 3 TRUCK, A-1 CON. WW 1086 “dufon. Wi take trade-in, 441 Scott , stor- s has 20 brs. use. You can now buy a 1956 Johnson outboard motor at 29 per cent SLAYBAUGH’S 630 7 ACCESSORIES STORE c wired, hitches PL ins Chev. i Maple son Oven WANTED Ci MOTOR SALES , _ §E Bid ts 4s paid. : oD. | BA AUTO PARTS J. VAN. WELT E PA BS yg Sa -Matthews- en Bring it Here HIGH $$$ Paid] , | COMMUNITY | MOTORS fgr®:| 803 N, Main, Rochester 7 ae” |S 5 —| fied Ads. To solve every- i ; een Gate Web tnd Oemabe. Wilson GMC New & Used Trucks Oakland at Cass PE 5-9485 . For Sale Cars 91 . Money Down "MO. Bock =. o.0csecesd OS "46 Pontiac viceveset 95 "48 Dodge ....:...: $95 "47 Merc. Sta. Wgn. $195 49 Ford Cl. Cpe. ...$195 50 Hudson ...... .-$ 95 "51 Merc. Cl. Cpe. ,.$395 "51 Pontiac Sed, ....$295 "51 Chev. Conv. ....$495 51 Buick 2-Dr. BP "51 Dodge 2-Dr. ....$395 Olds-Cadillac © Orchard Lake at Cass FE 80488 CUSTOMIZED . TODAY'S SPECIAL 56 a POWERTe Wiese $320 DOWN $49 MONTH YOUR LIFE’S MADE EASIER through Classi- ton SS ee ing JEEP PICKUP, GOOD COND. —Pires new $350, FE. 54844, JEROME 54 4-Dr. Super Sed. $1795 ’55 Convertible ....$1795 "54 Bel Air 2-Dr. “ $1195 tion. Good tires. RAH. $375. $-5173. 1961 BUICK EXCELLENT Sone 31132. 3 CHEVIE CONVERTIBLE, | Miity equipped” eves Hy w . Cal 51 CHRYSLER DLX. 4¢@ i F z for yourself. Our cars tioned & safety checked. BUICK — 55 4-Dr. Special ....$2195 FORD ‘53 4-Dr. Customline $795 ie S| Ae ‘55 2Dr. Deluxe ...$1395 1 MOLDS 53 4eDr., Sharpie :...$795 BUICK - ‘55 2Dr. Riv, H/T $2495 FORD "55 Station Wagon. .$1695 BUICK -FORD OLIVER BUICK [FEMME 9 2 a sg " yt ie ' .N « 43825. a} 3 AY. Sas, CEB DS g0en OF CPS Chee Font fy Fame Club Sedan. sino c s. 4 new Converts Vies, At close out . Tom Inc., Mil- ford, 42885 ‘ a Poe complete. Have tn it. ist er. assume 38 Turner hee — Compare cars . . . Com: pare Prices .. . Compare the people beliind the warranty ... then judge are thoroughly recondi- SS. Conv. 9 wuss. $1195 REESE ES ee) ore '53 Hardtop, Radio & "53 Station Wagon + $795 FORD |” 4g a 54 Station Wagon, Radio '50:' PONTIAC: Hardtop, | use wasp tama “it like new, $33.07 per mo. ais ven Rail” Must sel ‘53 PONTIAC 4-Dr., Radio’ Cpe. tata, q tpeed. tana, RAH. & Heater, $37 per mo. aS '33 FORD Cl, Cpe., Radio| “" 2 Fh |'5S. CHEVROLET, Radio & Heater, $11 per WK. & Heat- 1 ORD Custom Lin make Soha tage er tae ~ 4DOOR E 2-714 “ quecewner car with power steer Drive out overhead is low | | Inc. snd "save “ihe difference Jame LINCOLN MERCURY AND 870 S. WOODWARD: _ | a5 acs 0.sngg MIBMIMOMAM so any 1966 BUICK CONVERTIBLE, % FORD V4. 3 "#6 BUICK SPECIAL. 7 DR. HARD-| Lake Orion Motor Sales brakes, 3 ote pedal #2100 FE | pont AT MY 3981 , and 6 ‘Sl We wave, jest recetved 10X army —"— TE oes. 4 doors, everyone of these cars are in excellent mechanical con- Ne down dition. ent required We also have a er air a, passenger BUICK . 156 Super Hardtop, Power Steering & Brakes, W/ Wall Tires, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater ..$2595 FORD FORD » CHEV. ~FORD _ DODGE 53, W/Wall Tires, Frest air Heater ..,.....$495 PLYMOUTH WILLY’S "53 Sedan bistavsessOowD ‘SO, Radio & Heater, Hy- est. Geter eee $295 PLYMOUTH ee oe -MEDCURY Mester’ ii5