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Hifi tong ahi fli Est AUT if y * — «he o » * . -"* . ; f = ‘ :" } = ee fe PY | ___ sy THE PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 a i a ce Kimono Cabinet Life’s Secrets , ' | 47'S SIMMS for Everyday Famous‘ . o ; i ", =~ |Where Do Nerves Get Their Power?\6 9 Bar ains Bi Studies Japan Lowly Squid Helps With the Answer 4 = 1 "6 NOTH — Prom the jet- | fluids rich in sodium, Which | the nerv ready with few | “a aa 4 ap 13 Women Cites Coll) Soe etree ie'e (Ons cinay an” |teutsdn' steno] Ot “MIDGET” Prices! | Outla i of Geish od inprowe amcarnie nie ee in the resting nerye, the electric gig gee ger are em i e utlawing isha eM laboratory). =, potent Sails OS eve to emall- | saced in difficult experiments end | 7 TOKYO @—A 13-wor “kimo- i ae er than that ow nerve | my fs to lea risely Z as Gabe hee Gian & ack ot] oe L. BLAKEMLES. *e* ier anaes iis. Gate i an | a Japan's problems and decided a} Gclence Reporter But when the nerve is stimulated | What kind of “valve” is at work? | | womanly house cleaning is in or-/ WOODS HOLE, Mass., ®—Mes- —* message from the — by| Is it some potent chemical, an ~ ss a: der. “ ’ or an stim ap | enzyme pe . | . ’ 2 oman. Foun. tang Jme| ar re wero met te std taertereef eee j You'd Pay.Up-to $8. Elsewhere. —— nese woman's magazine, reported) 4. is one cee a lightning-fast interchange of ions | ‘The objective is-to tearn how a But Look af-Simms. Price on © ; tue ekappainied cabinet in-| words, Or light a cightette, or tt| seus" normal nerve works. That might i ht a, i ledge tor ’ =— authors, civil servants a your fork. . wae g ye me ee Ps vote Ss amt eee ailments One Year Guaranteed ticians. Some members But exactly how do nerves work; Swengh aepve brane. preserving normal health long- * scribed — themselves as critics: 'Where do they. get their electric | SUPPLY the energy for transmitting pod emmy a vamcgrelypser ln fl Famous “KINGBILT” Males quickly agreed, energy” + vedic sagyes. Potassium tons start | er or for improved electronic DRESS and SPORT Styles at This secret is being tackled at Oe see - | tell what uses may come later Ueda ating op not everat ite, Marine Biological Laboratory | in wevelihe Motion along ae | 0m discovery of basic tacts * 7 up * ~ + reformatories for geisha, the tra- eal este ee ben length of the + aay ay the wave Scores of similar projects en- | : 2 m ditional paid companions or bost-|. ‘host of nature's pussies. Here| When the current has paent’ the | #8ee scientists and graduate stu sf) om © Nees: . where waters of the warm Gulf pe dents working in 145 well-equipped | 5! saa Here are women's planks, id Labrador laboratory benches and : wea Fe Or nbd se sraight from the Kimono cabinet: ect. the gon supiies a fic var | em 0m 8 Fesored and lhe Marine Biological Laorary © Napped Flannels : 4 ' , (MBL). | test before it is shown to suka, women's rights leader, urged! tied, 9), narne Mie, 8, tools to New State H Sa Oa ae aE @ Sheen Gabardines : you. Come in and see for —. in naming eee * ee istory when . 7 ay hg tng an @ Fiberene Suiting : 2 yourself why these beou- ‘Send a dairy farmer to Denmark, | 4 curious jet-propelled fhih, the : : con ons? the eas change . tiful rings ore the choice send a goodsense housewite | suid in a pertect toot tor the Qt Pontiac Libra Sica WE: eats 0 fadeal ene eee pr Or: eee Se eee eee studies directed by Dr. Ken- sperm’ De. Avtar i. Pacpert of @ Charcoal G those who know end . mer t rice,” | Berve ' reys 00 a country (hat, grows neth &. Cole of the Naval Re-| A new state history, Michigan in| LT@ceton University, _vice-presi — © Fe oan sane, ea | noarch: Institute, Bethesda, Md, Four Centuries, by Dr. F. leven | 42nt ot MBL. is: using sea urchins © All Popular Colors gaki— 1 prohibi i ~ i . . in this at | €s of any entertainment involving | prom the squid da this’ ont nah ag Pag irae fond Michi: |""Cam toh t other: torwia al! mar T © All Sizes 28 to 42 Bey In » . books | ine life supply new antibiotics ‘ “Trade and Industry minster” |e th axon a ptf the nerve | ard on the shelves of the Pon against human disease? What bap: |IB Plus FREE Alterations Chieko Yamamoto— brary week m depths a mistress who has been living pera aystem of the oquld's jet) 11, vatume, an account of per aot destroy or promote the life at SIMMS LOW PRICE! on the bankroll of her millionaire The squid, a fish 10 to 26 inches | *°* recently active in Michigan @f food-giving fishes and crustace- Si cadeetarhitee-ctlieny amen] SOtren. ‘ long, commogly used as bait and| “aire, was sponsored by the | ams? ae EES: SS RETR TE “Food minister Fumiko Funadat atcod. sucks in water and squirts| Michigan Historical Commission —limit drinking bours to 6 to 10/0 ows through a special tube be-| (Mrs. Donald E. Adams of Pon- : “Labor Minister" Kikue Yam@| tube backward for sudden forward | president of the group.) kawa—outlaw the geisha. jet speed, or flip the tube to go| .A total of 19 new books are at — scooting backward. It can use the/ the library, according to Librarian | PA * ING Re] rter Cites toward or ever mation $ tows: ae: * Famous JKINCBILT’ slacks are CUAR- : ; Good Old Days .|,.2%, "Tid 20s 6 long nerve. Adult Fiction ANTEED® for ONE YEAR.” Popular . but no thicker than “iy we Bride. of Liberty, Prank ¥ veprosed walethend, aire FLY, Get Our Summer Prices in Last Column _inrge enough so 0 tiny electrode |e ae. scat ipaior extises eaih soem, Gold HOUSTON, Mo. ® — Retiring on he Sone Bae ae Fae Coneringsre. wittam Parr blue, we * . are on Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. || ster 2 rem'ct, revoring, ‘he Siete aetec saivity when a] Ser'nieeisy Rees? tin Soar “tocsand, "havea permanent rd news in Gilg southern Missouri | in electric current is to Me, Brother, A.M. D crease, FREE alterations et this -_ > town, C. E. (Deacon) Elmore he ae applied. The Tol. eth Onorpcie Reyer. price. ' i. : FREE Estimate —— TERMS [cr 2 spec. |, seietats ere ant elsewhere“ Naat New Picton : Animal's World, D. 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Fe AAD OPER DOT, ot pig? ) : a . Fj seribpeery an nai So A THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 Liam eed gy aren ame SF a lt the lot. As it ere tredie | The does not 4 which "% rubber and as 1 | seem Operate saat ian ent eee ton Pe ey jy yee pal Gs siete | soak Coven | phypictan eo ‘seerasct* | Plans to Utilize oo ee. Throu out Ni 7 ee ee ee ‘eat. Another tredle opens the exit | Bt tuck for-an extra nickel PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Morsis|"yne ‘yearend eT | fryer fermen yp g ig a isn’t sufficient to war- gate and if closes behind you. } (Pop) Gilder, who worked as & | sors hasn't been ill since. ion Playgrounds hppa mm Bet Ooo , LOUISVILLE, Ky—Now comes paying an attendant. Sn tnentid te Witten UO Pedestrian Asks Decree | barber for 63 years without a va- ee a“ BUFFALO. N.-¥. 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SAT a a ABO gs iis é Bre FR Le ae eee oe J 4 a > ee | EIGHT : ; La WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1954 ta 387 each farm supplied ith| tion, but more highly mechanized Holdup Is Rehearsed and those of one fon-| farming methods, six or seven =— 7 SS" hs aT a ET eat é i Fe » i =e a es _— <. ‘ t ‘ tite BOSTI : .m. Give him all my money ‘arm family an the average; today, | families are dependent on the pro Sheriff a gore ne teller, * at Ss hess ~~ of with a much smaller farm popula-' duce of each farm, tasked bank teller, Mrs. Aileen Rob-| At 11:3 @m.*s bandit poked a per square . First Quality RAT | NO MORE-NO LESS ONE PRICE TO ALL- ° SAGINAW SCHOOL LOOKS LIKE PENEAGEN— | opened for the first time at ‘the This is an airview of a high school in Saginaw, which | term this year. Plans for the resembles the _Pentagon building. School was | proposed 16 years ago. ‘ i a — : |Bob Considine Says: te teach the people their doctrines i political commissars have been ap- Businessmen Find Bolivia Turning Communist Fast NEW YORK (INS) — American } | businessmen with connections in| ‘start of the fall i were first 2? Your money will be refunded within { 6 days if you are not completely ? satisfied for any reason, Fast Service secute democratic citizens and to give all their support to Commu- nists “ i America’s “The Communist program is car- Bolivia have been telling the State |. ger, This despite the fact that I | tied out systematically with a view Greatest Value! . | Department for weeks that a| had just come down from Villa | to establishing a Soviet structure Why when you can worse Communist situation exists | Vieteria (five minutes e@way) | in the very heart of the continent.” * et the glasses in Ainer- in that land of strategic materials | where lived 40,000 Indians and No Appointment ica at this . etch ! than prevailed in Guatemala under! where practically every house from h Mahes Clothes Darzting White, Spartifing Bright a NECESSARY tras. —No sa! Choose —f} Arbenz, a a oe Aimest Frantic | 9 aut of WO Leediing Cover Girls Prefer Sweetiioart Soap | New. thin Rakes disseive instontly! 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SAVE MONEY! going on |olution was impossible the current “I was in La Paz just before | government, he said, had every- the present government came into | thing: under control. power,” an American recently| Fortunately, I didn’; take his ° | Wrote to Secretary Duties. “I vis-| word but hired a car and just | ited our embassy and spoke of the | crossed the Peruvian border when dangers of communism ithe-revolution started . . . — ~ | Communist rulers in La Paz are Open 9-5:30—Fri. ‘tH 9 | Phone FE 2-2895 Guatemala. } | without trial is common, Jails afe \\ i | overcrowded |eamps are set up at Ichilo, Coro leore, Carangas, Unica and else where Freedom of the press has long i a, WHEN YOU KNOW YOUR BEER = ..- it's bound to be Bud On so many occasions... beer ; : I i i i government but who because of objections to Red infiltration have had to leave <= - tthe ex I ag | — om belongs. And the most popular beer Brcgrevei i sath eidale tave = "ofel a of them all is Budweiser .. . brewed presented their case not onty to by the costliest process on Earth to a ee nen aoa ape please your taste as only Budweiser McCarthy. Farmer. Saliven pree- . Enrique now can do. . Peruvian exile. Ay -* letter to American editors wrote: ' Buy “The present Bolivian gevers- ment has confiscated private 7 | property, it has neglected tts te Budweis he Baeln hares gad er in the Bogota charter as regard = te expropriations; i has estab- ; lished arbitrary and illegal agen- cles te exploit the spollations; leads All Beers In Sales Today lid ante peep ven made vorite all ...and Through The Years! comets of te geraumeet, | Wy oretentt . - . most class ASK FoR svc tasts« uewdaws jersnents . lorecaten Tees Siete FL e ° e and armed bands of miners and nee oo = vb ne SAVE *150 on this Full 88-note LEONARD PIANO @ Made in Grinnell's own piano Factory JUBILEE WONDER BUY! - @ Full 88-note keyboard @ Modern-classic styling, ebonized finish @ An excellent student pidno pay as ‘low as a Basically the same construction as in much higher priced models YOU CAN CALL TOLEDO ..................406e FORT WAYNE ......:...-..50¢ BUFFALO .................65¢ MILWAUKEE ..............70¢ FOR ONLY 2°°. week! 2.000 in Prizes in Grinnell’s DIAMOND JUBILEE CONTEST! MISS THE BUS? - “Tike follis fm the distant city who planned to meet you will worry. Phone them as soon as le—they ll appreciate it. de - upabagun salle ore feat sad thale Tow n Plus Federal Bxche Tex it’s ousy te winl Get entry blenks et any Grinnell store! | eo © |: cont will surprise you. For example char toon sels ou al doy beatie rr is 8 ®: | Se nas ani ie | GRILLNELL'S. = 27 South Saginan FE 3.7168 . i 4 “i 3 , MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ' pen pa ; "i j . on ‘ , \ : ‘ 3 ‘ . a THE PONTIAC PRESS, Daylight Saving Never Ends at AP! Whether you shop during daylight . . . or twilight . saving time is al! the time at your thrifty ABP! —__ eke Gea ee all through the year, to bring you more good food for less money. And remember . « every item you buy at A&P is fuarenteed to please you or you get your‘money back without question! Come see... come save... at A&P! CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT A&P Food’ Stores 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. B&M Baked Beans .. . . 22: 29c Stay NORTH AMERICAN ORIGINAL — WITH MUSHROOMS Steak Sauce 10¢ “Northern Towels... . . 2: 37c Northern Tissues . =. Bou 23¢ ‘Crisco 2... 2 ce 35 SK 93e ‘eae = 33 mo. SOC : ~ CHICKEN OF THE SEA—CHUNK STYLE loos Fish Ivory Flakes . . . rs ost 72 Doz... 2. BS 30e SH" 72e Oxydol . . . . . . me: 30e Me" 72 “a 720 Joy iba. . . » Be 300 Cashmere Bouquet. =. . 2 cic Dial Soup... ..... 2 cits 27t Tide .. 2... ma 30e xe" 72e Camay Soap... .... 220% 25¢ Camay Soup . s.2 26 & * Fr 26c Dreft - + . 30¢ 7 Redeem Your roa’ Lever Sw kes Coupons at A&P! —— wis ponies es miei Rinso Blue . - ous" 59¢ Lux Liquid .... Lux Flakes... .° Lifebuoy Soap . . 28% 28c Rinso White . . ..%¢-30c %2" 59% Pepsodent "oN. . "se 27e wet AT a 27e sam _99¢ Frozen Pies. or ie. cust SQ JANE PARKER 20 OZ. S17 LOAF Blackberry Pie wwiZsts Wines ‘WG 39¢ Angel Food Bor ,itM. ..... omy 39¢ Caramel Pecan Rolls ...... one Date Nut Loaf PARKER TREAT oo 5 OMY 29¢ Potato ‘CuaP, TASTY ce ee voi 5% Sandwich Cookies + *vors . . Jr, 19 we Sate, on We Brown ‘n Serve Rolls SAVE ON FROZEN FOODS Libby’ 's Peas caren me Bay coe package oo gveny CAN OF 6 32 95 Orange Juice sor MCAN lee + Chopped Broccoli xe im + « 6° 1,09 emcee RT 408 —99—— SUNNYBROOK SMALL. GRADE _ oS P Wa: MEDIUM a EGGS . Kraft’s Velveeta iat too 2 ts 89c Silverbrook Butter “Sar... % 63¢ Longhorn Cheddar ws. . ws 4% Mild Cheddar ~~. .. 2... » © 4% Cream “Sx'aaranan” —surchonx 79 —_____AaP_PREMIUM COFFEES. Eight O'Clock 3 2.89 33 99 2.99 1s 1.03. RICH AND FULL-BODIED 3.09 U31.05 348. BAG 55 Wy ‘De . Blended BE am Dog Food "oe 6 cans 49% . ) ola aaay , sk me . ‘Tomato Soup coms Acie e Dog Meal pany see ee 2.8 4.8 5 mo, 4% Grape Jelly eo. 3 9 49 “oe ous 23¢ eR fe Nea <3 ot ee = “s *. ) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 You can cut your Food Bills at A&P whenever you shop, Decauce... YOU SAVE ANY DAY “SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY, DELICIOUS CENTER FRESH HAM = SENTE LB. 79. “SUPER-RIGHT” SHANK PORTION Smoked Hams » 49c ~ Spare Wn ase ee % bn uw 558 Fresh Pork Roast “Sir” . uw 45¢ Fresh Pork Steaks “Sir” uw 49 Pork Sausage "Secenrad rou 39¢ Shrimp eee sox 2.29 Fresh Perch Fillets ....... uw. 45¢ Tree 95e _ Sliced Strawberries ussrs 194.01 4 Se am. : . NINE Some folks like to market daily, others weekly .. urday, others eartier in the week. But everybody likes to cut their food bills. And at A&P everybody can—regardless of shopping habits — cause A&P’s famous low prices are week-long as well as storewide. Come . come save at A&P! : ; You Save Any Day In AsP’s 7 a4 ‘SUPER -RIGHT’’ MEAT DEPARTMENT , Day in and day out A&P’s “Super-Right” meats are selected for—fine quality-and-priced-just as low af market costs permit. Result? You're . sure to be pleased when- sure to save money whenever you buy them .. ever you try them. Do it soon! SHANK aries shesinat HAM scetion ee) come on Peiteghelae P| be- ; sept ~ "a . 4 ~~ Hl 4 j oo sd - i | - - é . a = ae ‘ LB. 55¢ COMPLETELY CLEANED—WHOLE OR CUT-UP Fresh Fryers. “ + Ade WHOLE OR HALF 17 10 22 185. AVG. « « MICHIGAN SNOW WHITE HEADS Cauliflower _ MICHIOAN VU. 5. Ne. 1 MecitTOSH Apples ... 4 «us us 4% Fresh Carrrots ceown ... 2 mos 29 ‘Yellow-Onions S12". 10 ite Acorn Squash crown «6. 3 23¢ Lovisiana- Yams "io". 6 3 4s 29% Golden Ripe Bananas aus... % We Wealthy Apples "SGA"... 3. us 35¢ | tONA’ BRAND—CUT | Green Beans “::* 10c iB Coke Mixes “tuiowoe cnc’ 3 os. 1.00 YELOW O8 CHOC. 12-02. © Luncheon Meat 4048s sco 3 ANS ‘ Camphelt's Soup ves wos. . 2 GE Be ) Dry Milk Solids ....... tin, 2%¢ cos AOC tor, 2% NATIONAL orsculT GOT 966 ocrosrr woman's day THE AaP MAGAZINE “7 woe sus ¢ "BE 25 gl Fad io BETTY CROCKER a ew Ha 19 & TENDER, YOUNG, . | Brussel _—* 2% | Bartlett Pears “‘Gksun . 2 ws 3Se _ ‘Sun Maid Raisins . . — on bs ee Sunsweet Prunes “tin” - ‘me 29 Cashew Nuts Swe... .. or : Spanish Peanuts *os10 ~ th Grass Seed PAM ccc. 5 he 1.79 SULTANA PRUIT Cocktail 3 << 1.00 Dill Pickles xosmntine . +. + daw A&P Corn now sem... 2 cam 25¢ Freestone Peaches Ot’.aive 3 Care 1,00 Prune surana , , . 2 CRE 4% Potatoes ““Whod snc. « « O™ 10¢ Tiny Shrimp *sv vase . . BaF We Pancake Flour ruseury . omer 19 Chopped Beef amour , . , 3 22% 1.00 Egg Noodles ..... ¥. Felso ON is aches Tissues .... 2 223% J Hydrox Cookies suns |, , 22" 9Se. ne RR es at U Der yyja ri PV wage PACIP ere D> Niptoa U Re tes, “Rummage Sale iy City Movement Enriches Public create @ city in Japan is to sign | | up 30,000 people. It Geomn't matter Library of Congress much where they come ore | then Of uaw Pate” have woreng| Ot $2,804 for Hoard up recently. Since last December! of Useless Volumes : 943 towns and villages’ have been | swallowed up. By ARTHUR EDSON Newty-born Tamana on southern; WASHINGTON ~The Library | Kyushu embraces two towns, 10 | Villages and assorted farms of Congress has held a rummage | stretching over 13 miles | sale, and the good news today in| ; wsemmeend ts ‘that the nation's taxpayers are | caseiigien Oa eon en saben | '$2.804.50 the richer because of it. Fa toward greater éfficiency and | Anyone who prowis around-his} | easier administration. Local poll. | aitic will stumble over things that | tielans lost no time spreading the ()- can't figure out why he ever : word. saved in the first place. The same, | Soon most of Japan's %7,000.000|is true, and then some, of the | | peaple may be living in cities. But | Library of Congress. | the cows, pigs, chickens and oxen 80,000 volun : will hardly notice the change it tensed cut He’s No Gambler — Yet they were duplicates—and pat KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (?)—Asked | emt raped Se how he pleaded to a gaming | 8 cents te charge, the defendant replied: whe wandered — “Not guilty. 1 was just getting crammed shelves had ir ready to join the game, but the choice of such goodies as: id | people asking for that very thing. {the John B. Rogers Co. that is | = _ ve ean coy ra Pigs mgm wy See = hind ha saul Gaets ten gavel? Ons He Wore in World War || | staging the pageant, but he is -_ = missed the case, | (1892) | fellow bought 30 copies Seemed | LAWRENCE. Kan. w — City | is his old hat, — Cuba's 1943 census report. In| happy about it, too. Why, I don't | | Clerk Harold Fisher was issued a | Spanish, of course ee ; «a ee for his ey hen o “World | Chafed Skin A consensus is his wi e “ene wrence | DON'T DELAY irc ear oe Gold Coast | holding her own rummage sale | | ocala acmek . 4 | Smarting misery. ——— 2 “a | before long The ald style campaign hat fitted | hen medicercd | Mesingh ns ef ORDER NOW! Gazette, a) newspaper published in | ; Accra, West Africa. Last year’s Sears, Roebuck cata- Beach, Fia. One yellowed volume had a re-| on pretty much the same, Consider this dialogue: Mr. Rogers of New Jersey: “Will | Mr. Kuykendall “Now, now.” | | Rogers: “I have been very wn | eral to others.” | Kuykendall: “1 know that; but the geatieran is hot aaewering | any questions I have pat.” This sort of parliamentary joust | ing could have been heard at al most any session of the last Con- A SURE AID TO BETTER MARKS ee ge ‘mm, wirwm tAsy etace ~ @ Perfect for srudy and taking _@ apm veennmt = notes is the entirely sew oon Ors comEN “STUDEE-LITE"! Saves @ rimovant eyesight, space, time and mo- oe ae tion. Beautifully finished in POR WRITING new and smart two-tone Desert Ornscaman ese Bronre with Pastel Gray book fen, the “STUDEE-LITE” is approved by Underwriters Lab- ed A a A A THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 So ne ne rn r ) lel « wa, Mm tee os se oe Ane ee ee ae arr TT + Pee GE AS RS —— ~~ x ’ ’ ? ‘ ‘ 4 é » Automobile inden are known The 1927 social index for at minder geo ona ali the world changes, Congress nme) ape | 4 Show. Susinens By EDDIE CANTOR One hundred miles from the heart of Holly- | wood, you'll find Palm Springs—the playground \ Of the stars—a spot on the desert where the | guys and dolls who entertain you\pn the screen, TV and radio, Come to rest, relax and have fun in ter sun During the day, you'll find people like Dinah Shore, Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra and others, at Charlie Farrell's Racquet Club. There's ten-| Tile aiid Swimming and just lolling around. Nightly, at the three theaters, you'll find the big names in the audience watching the big names on the sereen. It’s fun to sit-out front and applaud yourself, ~~ Recently, when the Montgomerys (Dinah Shore and George) cdlebrated their wedding anniversary, they invited all their Hollywood friends who happen to be their Palm Springs neighbors. After a wonderful buffet supper, Million-Dollar F loor Show Helps Montgomerys Mark Anniversary ~° , Benny, and Crosby gave out, and Gracie Allen there was-a million-dollar floor show: Hope, with Dinah did a littie soft-shoe dance that I wish they'd do one day in public. When we applauded like mad, Gracie turned to Dinah and said, “Dinah, if you could smoke cigars, I'd get rid of George!” At one time Palm Springs had several gam- bling houses. But no more. People just didn’t go for roulette and craps in this sun-drénched resort. They. didn’t want to get tanned and faded at the same time! (Copyright 1954) ». ly, Inside jas wings or mudguards in Great perfect the initials he placed in a hat i sued to him by the Army in 1918 | Fisher doesn’t know how the hat | assistant ‘‘we must have had 10 Player Issued Same Cap | got into the costume department of = Bathe tender skin with mild Quick-Thinking Pair Help \jated in a factory cytting eet apply tourniquets. ‘Save Frantic Amputee =| Vangelist dashed out of the .tac- LYNN, Maas. —Two passersby a dahon bea pacrgpeagion |were credited with saving the life|had to be knocked . lof John Vangelist, 23, yesterday | Beaver, 32, of Lynn, and Leo Mc- | fine that a pound-would stretch to ——————— f Odd Chairs | __ AND UP - $6. 6.95 | Lifetime Guarantee on All Chrome i BUY DIRECT and Open Nites ne 8: 30 SAVE %! = Daily 10 A. M, to 8:30 P. M. it _ Fisher | Lubricates. medicates, helps te heal. 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Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle a eee aa | “We could be at mother's ‘ ‘ by now if you bad bought a naliln ~ af OK Used Car!” 6 When you finance your next car— =| were ee re ge res ASK YOUR ig GENERAL MOTORS DEALER | ABOUT set nl a. i ef Fi | | tiened; carries written werranty, and is one of the best buys in : town. Just check below and + ‘53 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2.DR. calcenia Savings with service are Ome, ae" $1995 3 oe *./ , . you can’t get anywhere else! _—_—_” ch Lae Soe ee ee ——y ‘50 FORD kale “3” iss test covers A red-hot valuel vost $645. ‘48 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN SSrere tas fadio, beater, und good tres Atancy S345 ‘49 MERCURY 4-DR. SEDAN heater, 1 RIS TEI TRE ES ecg i er 89 Q i) J 4 » m x 2] > 1] =| Ve] iv) = vv c =] vy ~ oO ie) O g G \e] a 2) 3 = i A" == a FG ee saab ARP Saneamnnians Sand dex ee ae 2 ’ ; — | “|e Ys —_— =" x hie "ow 7 Ts ad . Bie t came =a Trry ves an ae ea ae eee ee eeeeyeEeEEEEeEEeEe—————E—EEEeEtl J ‘ 4 - . . . : 4 . . - - frwnrerd by ‘ » Patient at Home Mrs. Clarence Senger is com valescing in her Moreland evenue home following a recent fliness. - ~~ Don’t Buy Anything — ‘Until You See the New ———— — = : P = ; bouquet of | ae with an honor and Exclusive at the Lion Store! : f DEBwOOD | — at ub oe ol i it F: if iré i k Fe | i fir 3 DEBWOOD IS AMERICA’S §& | Nov. yed- bride changed to FINEST BLANKET FLEECE | | 4s. ee COAT BUY ... FOR LADIES, ) : I 5 —— BENS AND GIRIS ... 2 has added| i. avail PASTEL SHADES AND LUS- | re acne leak to’ new | lies in pretty pastel shades deco-|evening wedding of Barbara Ann| shrimp colored gow ef ince TROUS DEEP TONES... 7 tweed coats and dresses. Suits fen. | rate withe Syten sige, short end Goodman and Thomas Lioyd/ and nylon met with « lace jacket WINTER ROSE, POPPY RED, [i | ‘tring © belted jacket and pleated | ROSAS | SAS pastel colors, | MM: for her dutiés as bridesmaid. PACIFIC BLUE, COTIL- the belt is of fur, to match the | too, are a welcome addition to any| She is the daughter of the Earl) Peart Miller, another bridesmaid collar. ; lingerie wardrobe. Goodmans of LeGrande avenue! sise wore a shrimp colored gown LION BLUE, PEA- ee . || 718 West Huron Street “FE 2-3220 |) gitt of pearis. was junior usher. ‘=m =z © jewelry ® Chine © Linens © Lingerie Joanne Jenkins as maid of honor} 5.) 4 ‘ wore a gown of deep aqua lace] yr (erg, sateer —- length dress of light bine lace ever taffeta with navy acces- % sortes and a corsage of pink and : red roses. A street-length dress Pi of amethyst crepe and lace with \y pink accessories was chosen by ; | the bridegroom’s mother. ! ‘ ‘ Following a reception held in t | | the church parlors the bride | | > ee cee 8 5 er tn at + f :| in the Classic Tradition mony end plsk asouserien end Tn + ‘ : oe bouquet for a trip to the Smoky ’ We show the popular versions of Mountains. z4 ; eb / this new look . . . but if you prefer, we can | : a Onn ae Farm and Garden new beauty lock while you relss. Plans Tea Oct. 4 MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS rl ag leg meg Seg hostess at a luncheon in her Bloom- Created by Andre $50 e780 10” Cub ns Farm & Garden ' ~ oo Pians were completed for cele- 7 bration of the 25th anniversary of | ee creel a 3 7 gery na on Oct. 4 at tt om _COLD WAVE _ ry Cac tS £ _algles4e Green. officers and mem- healthy. lean om, meager © 7 cheese from’ MACHINE or MACHINELESS ‘ ao te Gn al de —~ By -- A, i -. fashioned ___Aneluding Haircut and Hair Style preuidiak il Ge Gidirman of Geli 8 © ect wonntiont 0 Ge 0 Gael s as smart as - : 5 4 4reatment every day then E other's, Open Wednesday All Day—Friday ‘til 9 P. M. ne — oe L- aga ae a [ng —9 : $21.95 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! the program. “Weparintteced soap. Then apply "6 ” IMMEDIATE SERVICE! a : . Romance of Furs’ Zreum iuwlag's. mie sree as 2 : > || Has Latest Fashions |} imine sna em wort eons i " — FE veran Specializing “Romance of Furs” is the theme ree ne, eraing. 8 dash Ot sa t in Permanents {| for & fashion show to be sponsored |] Tystt,,* Ail ‘he. tees Seeds betore ‘ ~) by the General Motors Girls Club. || is very Sir, ‘use whch” hans ie ' - for Damaged, }) The Pontiac Motor Auditorium will || "3,774 os wv : Club members will join with pro-|{ *"™ "+ 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Problem Hair. |} tessional models im showing fash- EDYTHE McCULLOCH from the United States and foreign ‘SHOP aa countries will be featured. A high- x . light of the show will be an inter- : y . . lude of folk lore and dancing in you love to IVE 11... GE'S Tae ment te at : f est fashions in hats, handbags and ie jewelry from Pontiac's DeCor Shop. Models from the club include Jo Ann Aughenbaugh, Betty Sutton, 3 Mary McLean, Shirley Booth, Pieces for your Sharon Cervenka, Iris Luchtel and selection. = ye STPEPL AS 3 « “« Holds Your Debwood | Coat in Layaway! Vanishing Cream Deodorant With 2U8 tT tn. that Arrid gives protection under. Tending deodocest, yy te pry ving Park Free Rear of ‘ i . © penipiration odor and | ‘oe daily. Ger ‘51S. SAGINAW ki oo BE ee a ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, Amies Club Has. Membership Tea gk te pad pltow * ye os ee Ms } vs OS lle Ge Es aap ei . oie %. $ a Pentiag Presse Pitete of Lake Angelus Shores, pledge; Mrs. Ruth Weber Parshall of Mohawk road, honorary sponsor and Joyce Watson of Ridge road, pledge. New pledges had.an opportunity to meet Amies Club members at a membership tea given Sunday in the Osceola drive home of Alice Bego,— Left-to right are Mrs. John Napley of Menominee road, active’ sponsor; Saida Tuttle Cranbrook Music Guild Sets First once Date __ By RUTH SAUNDERS , Denim dinner dance at Bloomfieid{ have returned to their home on) be hostess at a tea next Tuesday BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The| Open Hunt oy that evening | Vaughan road following @ fishing | for the Detroit Grapd Opera As- opening concert of the third season * trip to Ohio | sectation members, sailed | ® -¢...% | * 6¢ « Mrs, Walter L. Fry and her) Mrs, Frank Lynch was chairman daughter, Mrs, Richard Hale, have | | of the luncheon and fashion show returned from a@ visit in West Vir- | } jat Oakland Hills Country Club on Leroy W. Dahiberg is president; Mr. ond Mrs. ‘Héete 2. Ander. | ginia They stopped off at East e : gon -returned Friday trom ten Aurora, N. Y., en route home for | “f ngs Day Ae | | days at The Homestead, Mot 4 visit with another daughter, Mrs. | e ¢ &§ my chairman advisory | Springs, Va. Geoffrey J, Letchworth | Mr. and Mrs tongs © fe s 6 ¢ * ¢ @ of Vaughan road are spending ten board. Mr. afd Mrs. Robert L. Budd} Mrs, Walker A. Williams wil! | days in New York. ene ee Apprentice Theater tan ogpelies or ae cen | Begins Registration on West Long Lake road near Wil -O-Way’s fall apprentice Telegraph, _ theater opened tien Satu’ moage ,|Garden Club Tours Mrs Sena McCallum | Saturday for a two month's trip | by the Berkshire Quartet. | to Spain =, Progressive Dinner Held by Sorority The Zeta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a progressive din- ner Monday evening. Hostesses for Henry Ford Estate the dinnéf were Elaine Grennier, A luncheon and business meeting | Mrs. Burt Rockwell, Mrs. Mabel for Better Home and Garden Club | Roat, Mrs. C. M. Shelten and Mrs members was held Thursday at | Richard Hagye Dearborn Inn Announcement was made of the take place at the Oct. 4 meeting to » | Regional One meeting to be beld | be held in the Elizabeth Lake road in Detroit Sept. 29. A tour of the em of Mrs. Thomas Bickley. } Fy 2 783 £8 Henry Ford Estates was a high- light of the meeting, Mrs, Millard Beauchamp wag general chairman U. 8 for the event. | women The current labor force of the includes aboot 19 million E i .. PRETTIEST FOOT , Bah og Sr this Fall! SHOES famous for fashion ond fi #1095 so $1295 Beautiful, comfortable thoes tasmoned in the newesr from the bnest leathers! ‘What more can you ask ?? Do see our stunning ecw Vitslicry Shoes now they de for YOU! ace teests TODD'S ‘Sie Store pecans cic . 20 W. - HURON — y = \ Pe vs ¢ a > ai * a Saas a ee ae eS foc Ae Alan F. Gornick | A money making project will) | . of National Council of Catholic Wom- met’ Tuesday in Royal Oak of Columbus Hall for the | Ht Willlam J. Rade- tor, opened the! the council prayer. Kirkham, represent- of the Holy af a i 3 247 i 3 4 Fe Isabella responsibility. Praise Mary because she is the greatest woman ever created.” Mrs. John F. Durkin spoke on the United Fund drive urging members | ; |S participate in the “drive. Mrs. || William Madigan reported on the migrant workers of Michigan and Mrs. Edward Montfils gave a re. port on cancer dressings Mrs. Martha PF. Williams an nounced a day of recollection -for Sunday to be held ta St. Mary Reparatrix Convery in De- trett, Mre, William B. nounced a library and Mierature from | te 4 p.m. in the Veterans | Memorial Building in Detroit, | Mrs. J. V. Dillaway announced | jthat a Red Cross Bloodmobile will | be at St. James Parish in Fern dale She stressed participation in the praject Mrs. Henry M. Simpson spoke onthe organization and develop. | mae of the National Council of Catholic Women as a federation to- taling a membership of seven mil- lion Catholic Women Clarence A. Chapman, | president of the deanery will rep- ally for Thursday to be held | WEDN ESDAY, SEPTF, MBER 22, NCCW Holds Quarterly - Meeting: in Royal Oak seasion of the \terty deanery meeting will be held Rosary | Dean an- t t 154 The Rev. Rademacher spoke te the group on Catholic action. Presiding at the tea table for | } . Phage meeting were Mra. J, G. oe SEVENTEEN PARAMOUNT BEAUTY ‘SCHOOL 11% &. Seginew, Enrotiments A Write, phone or call A PHONE FEDERAL rs asia Deyo Bening lage re Cue Carr and Mrs. J. H. Merdian, It | was announced that the third quar in December in St. Patrick Parish | at White Lake, atavable Heaki for Boys and Girls Christian Literature Sales 39 Oakland Avenue 1 UL deine 104135. SPECIAL! thursday, friday, saturday lined with alpaca dyed mouton collar f leece shorties 59 ees men priced _and grey. Sizes 8 to 16. G, as) little price! Wool fleece short coot with @ slight flare, big collor of dyed mouton lamb.: Lightweight, gipaca..... lined. Red, peacéék; tiude, rosewood ean ain, hes hibastnin — $ise Pes ba 7 ry v Ni a ee res SFB —_ bl Tv ey oe eee ee ee ee ee ee ‘ee t Yoon , f . j ‘ . ‘ peste ‘ent \ ‘ r ‘ . aa | . ; gl . ‘ . e 4 ~ i © ai : : Poa ~ \ ¢ i F peal Re | : " e \ EIGHTEEN ; |__| tHe PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 - |Discretion | Neumode : ls Always * Right Paint Ilsa Help _| ° +4 wy the Best of Family on Radiator ; LONS THAT WEAR = By HUBBARD COBB | , | But, This Writer's By MURIEL LAWRENCE When radiators were init in- ompanion y the four Brysen children vented, people were so glad to have Correct Too 4 them that they parked cars in their parents’ drive Ry ELIZABETH WOODWARD As te their undeviating custom ee If they don’t have the dress you every Sunday, every holiday, they seched adore in your size, and can't order gathered with their wives, ‘us- gy feoar- it for you, you don't go tne bands and children for their ritual wen caer deepest mourning. You of Family Dinner. soon ee se ae "Aer Hwa ete, th dug a aa : many to choose from, so many; | They said to one another be-| »“uubes fine day a character by your heart, to the exclusion « all privately refers to others, when you're in love.. When smug fool Hilda married.” He told people about his dis- he makes the big break, you're other half-listened, and pretty secon just left with yearnings, loneliness and was time to leave for his abut overyans Sus, Bout ey ; memories. It's too much to expect ; of gett, i : metallic paint off their 7/7 that a girl can pick up the scat- All eyes front and on this little girl when she helps| Nearly always, the and repainting them AS red pi fall in love with 5 , ! flat wall paint or radiator te napred = nie e with | teacher with class demonstrations for she is wearing the oanv porn d — Taug niae Bor , | Everyone that to onnept latest in children’s fashions, Her dress, with the nautical |" ve ) a the children. ____ | - Iaay_ guy by the mame of G-__ One's emotions have to have i di : : fenaedierceAniienaecmend! FO YS eer a A = Gaasia t Horace Watson, Jr., whe lived | ee _— EE sense tes gar baat ees even 0 has four-targe ocean peart butons which parity trim | Parents of any age who enforce AU in a big house with 83-radiators a “They're the goed friend of the girl with « job, keel. The olf pride-bas to be | the waist of the navy blue cotton jumper with white pique — rage spr Mal of twin dolls—a boy | 224 Just couldn't see himself re- favorite of women who must have @ stocking patched up, dassle dust shaken | cuf/s and collar. : 0 nbegoal ; moving that much paint from that bines beauty with out of the Gronms. & git Bas to —e - pants sain seen eetgls | 8 ee Sat t : many radiators. combines beauty with wear have time to recuperate! French ianers dominating people into aware ones, Boy wears dungarees, plaid shirt. He 4 one night and + short + medium + long sizes 8 to 11% Here's a girl who needs to be| P FENC ry ‘ Des the Bryson children might like | Girl pedalpushers, shirt! just painted over the bronze and reminded of that fact. She writes: Nix the 1920 Look _|each other better. The years don't.| Pattern 805: Sock-dolls! pattern | aluminum paint with —— “Dear Miss ecodward: Over a) | hR I jeces, clothes patterns. Use one | paint and radiator enamel e French designers Lanvin Castitio,| Semetimes parents who've | pieces. ¢ year ago I started going out with uNCI O S been used to central power con- pair Size-I2 Man's Socks. Each| it go at that. Strangely enough 82 N. Saginaw St. Dart. We sees Coe goats in Strips Rn aed ccs tage oe tinwe to demand it. If they mo | doll about i-inches tail! he, G. Horace Watson, Jr. ound moment together planned flat-topped 1920 look.| longer command their children’s | send 25 cents in coins for this | "™* painting over metallic get married this summer, Then he me So Segue a ar alles Naneatienal® paint with a flat wall or radiator moved away. 1 wrote him two or M Mill M k Girls want to be girls, they say. the roe the «tt pattern — add 5 cents for each enamel had the same effect as re- - wee lett came ue rs. ier OKeS; Aill stress female form divine M , they may ®* | pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send | vowing the metallic paint and was ——_——— | beck to see me just twice. Thet -Family-—F-o-verites| it hich bust, wasp waist, cur-) a tritute to Sele age. to 12 Pontiac Press Needlecraft] §"iot less work, and this is a good ll geeeuel ako 1 tomnl ent Get he F T vaceens Curent, _e hips. Top de-| ‘Then genuine family affection Department. P. 0. Box 164. Old | point for anyone who has a radia- } requent !reat signers cabled an American manu-| suffers. Adult children, unaware | Chelsea Station, New York 11, New | tor with bronze or alumi- Personal Instruction Makes had’ started to like « girl where he facturer some months back for , ranged pans lived. So I didn't write him quite By JANET ODELI = ured | {rat this is the same old domina- | York. Print plainly pattern num-/hum paint to remember. ee stag A NET ¢ ‘LL samples of new custom-conto tion under a new guise, may direct | ber, your name, address and zone It's also good to remember that ; = Presp.. Food Editor bra, then draped clothes over it. | the resentment they feel at their | . e yeu t a radiator the same Individual Adv anceme nt coe predecht age alien Mrs. Milton Miller of Ortonville parents to each other. IT C Oils osier as wall. against which > * . ’ : } mo 2 . —— ‘and Bart were going steady. So|£*V¢ Us ® recipe for luncheon rolls | (se Only Soapsuds Pad a pity the eaideporapeses | try Sommon Ui the radiator rests, the radiator will Possible in Every Department |! wrote ar only now end then. sely delice. Thole moe pe. on Aluminum Decor other, . whet "bees thom to the |. *e Te a ed painted po ger suoeaing . = ott ir name is fects of sun and with « pal w Morning 8:30 to 11:30 — Afternoon 12:00 to 2:30 ee ee ey eet | rather misleading, for these rolls! Aiuminum is a new feature in | ‘8¢ Positions forced on them by | jubricating cream or oil. Some of | color. = serious about another boy, but it their elderly parents’ nostalgia for Evening 6:30 to 9:00 did't work. 1 couldn't forget |“! make good eating any time of | washable decor forthe home. | 314 Ft these creams are pretty -high-pric-}-—~ = en of —— eet work. couldn forest) uy" po make these rls at |Fashoned ie bed_beedbara, {cor eso remember — veo. evet| Tor average, ally production Visit the write, or phone und ® program can be ar- felt ‘when he came to see me and | /sht. you may chill the dough | tabie tops, bookshelves and lamps What they resent in the unde- | almond oi] or sesame oil are just wi ranged which will- be tageous to you If you desire to [| told me he was going to marry |0VeTight and fry them for break- | it gives a cool silvery appearance | viating ritual of the Family Din- | as effective. OT, . prepere Sus otto or to increase your é¢fficieney that girl that very week! He did | {st. < to a room and requires only a| ner is not their fellow guests, — 5 ee cat tempeh tee tk 00 cadens pesttinns too. : Mrs. Miller has just completed | simple sudsing to keep it looking | bat submissiveness in them- we are ‘unable to fill @ year as grand chief of the Pyth-| sleek and lovely. selves that cooperates with the iP YO F “Now—other people seem to be | ian Sisters. She does church and| Rely on soapsuds alone, avoiding | demand they re-create their HELE OURSEL NEW STUDENTS EACH WEEK | abie t tan cat of love, co WAY [PTA work, loves cooking and|sbrasives, when washing this| chediest childheed. : rO BETTER VETERAN APPROVED | a a a ln gp ee ee fo Pgeodl cloth, Races It thie were understood, they |G ages <*' * L ROLIS 4 bd cou begin work aging ’ . heart. . Fve doting om By Mrs. Milten Miller both the Sudsing and rinsing. their affection for each other. In- FP . other bey end having © tet of 1 cup brown suger ee stead of coming together in a \ : | fun with him—fer that matter I 6 ap Stee arene Anuswer te Tuesday's Pussie ritual, resentfully obeyed, they “te | : a Have fun all the dates I have. : i complete 1. ene wenaEAS — | Bul ft cot ceoget Bast oven | apicd bate oneness! OO | CP GTI |code plan mere 7 and kindly balenced formule Call, Phone, or Return This Ad for Information , ne 2 cups sour milk AIDIOIRIAIMIT: [MIRIMICIT) | to serve their own for free- = | —— on gle PISTRTAIHARLGIEIEY | dom, as well as their parents Neteral Bese All-Orgenic - 7 | Aftd you won't forget Bart even ‘2, teaspoon nutes Ey Set wo needs for attention ; t+ ase tars Hose socereevese ss Orv emer ss eerres bikie bill ee | when you're married You've Mi iu . [ATT 1OiMiG faim 2OLY 1 Get-togethers might then bring Provides 16 Vieemians Pies 11 Minerals Sis WETOIOAR Febler: Belly Provides: ns . or “ | loved Bart—he's been part of your| “UX ® together. using only| [WITTFIIsl@iMi@L IBIAIRIE} (this family mutual appreciation,| ta One Smell tablet including 8-12 the Pee ty am heart. ‘Vhen you're 90, you wifi |*m0ush Frey hong yas instead of mutual boredom and | Bleed Building Fecter end Folic Acid Se teeertene- URS dough a : . _ ; 2 ee — this dough Tony — Wa CRIES Over od —— yo develops trom | 9 96 20 Timed detastiscnte, = i ‘qiietly to yoursetf white you do. : ESI , ~ | mimEmee BAILY VITAMIN MECOSE Soctueen me fp} — But yearning fof Bart is a Might Roll dough into an oblong AISIAL 1. 101d) sincerity. We promote not love, | : raeme { (Agha Tecnghory Aste od fruitless t Nor | Minch thick. Cut into Ix¢inch SIUIPIPIOIMIY! | but rebellion when we force ciose- | Me twe people ere olihe in their individual vite- sume 8 nw wanes does Kr thahe cones to rush head. |stripe. Fry in deep fat ai 385 de SEES! [ness on our children. a ae ae a ee : Hy wpples os ” ve ns ta) FORA hg 8 Bop eg Sete oo oe ee ee En ee : . Pe bene — : for recuperating, for having fun |fectioner’s sugar icing. Makes 3| } Mores est i gency requirement rewwiting from Mneses — BETTER DAY on dates, for being very unserious | dozen rolls that won't last long! | 12 Ere = | Sin te tae eceueeas te cea i See F about all the boys you know. Get tA — watt tase enused by Sow estarla, wsight coctral — | yourself back to neutral—so that | AA Garb Added 16 Pomtaine | pregrems ——e oe eer. & 45 ore nickname om Ferra Cente - 2 > when the right’ boy comes along . 16 Africans a Pee — 8 ; you can shift into high gear. Easy. | to the Washable List | * Se" ] | euverucarce von ret ano reerecnen Sao slee ¥ fun -will do it. “The have | 20 HMiretings . Hotes Peogis Younger iy Ae 4 stores such a variety | 21 Cooking vessel SUTRIFAK: érodett of Wa, 1.1) — ao ms ii . —— ee ° ot washable {ashions that-e smart+ [mou a@istrict y Assevien’s gros? vitamin Whareterton to the tesa ee eee For Oven-Peekers Guat sen chemo chess, tats.| 3 ep wt roar of meant roam he. oh wma as. belts es, dresses. ts | Vi minere! tablet dup! coves the protection of NUTRIF Peeking. and baking go hand-in-| and coats aah are perfectly prod, = a eny _ ot is low price. You might pay three times os much AT BREAKFAST hand. and manufacturers are mak-| with nothing more expensive than GH, | prob cdbord cary rmathggy ped oor done 3 ing it easier every year. One Dew) soap and water care 4 } ll ueene range has a glass window built) As time goes on. everybody will | 3) Communiee = Z, | , inte the-oven -door-and_an-interior| end up°on the beat-dressed list’ | 4 Location Z ™ light that goes-on at the touch of | For the secret of being well dressed | ‘' Anime! feet | a button. Another model has on | ie being well groomed — and @ Ea mamma: “, NATURAL HEALTH F | Teen ey ea features | Vert YOU can suds cut everything | % ] ve. range. These features | you wear, no woman need look ary | 5! Pert of an | keep unwanted heat from the | jess fresh than a new-picked daisy! | 59 nae’ "** | 58 Wayne St. FE 4.4601 | opening of oven 4 : pesert Pp aS Guard Your Dishes | & Pafnaeiniuas Lecetieetiental = il lever try to pile too many dish. | jounder Matabbenst / J i f Y es in the dishpan. or sink at one " we NOwN pp ——_ rocks ry —_ sd ust for tou vo) 2 Mond ® Horse color Pa ttem 43 Goddess of - time. It's not only safer, but it's! 3 seaweed 19 British ‘princess 37 Pustewt” b “Tomlinson” | also cleaner, to wash a few at a May - th Gage ' 3 ws bewiiaeree ; teh. bat sonnet ny te sant) ofet Sto _10 Perlods of i Sagier costs 41 Bose a the Put Your Feot in it! ig soapsuds § Ripped n coins - 39 Determine 2 | rmmnamned The Flattery is Unmistakable i ; “CLASSIC a Mae From thousands and thousands of combinations, you select your own Sait choene from a wonderful array of new fabrics .. . including wash- the setting, new magic is brought to your table when your china is “CLARICE” The modern Coupe Shape is an ideal one gone, pale Bem, and red of ths Gaeta ae fine gold around the edge. Executed by the Baronet from old Bavaria, this pure white translucent china will long be treasured by the discriminating hostess. craftsman- i be affixed Dixre Porrerny__ | Bega Te j JUVENILE BOOTERY 3 For Y ore . ie YW. ‘ : ‘ ) E. Lawrence St. < ‘ 3 or Your Convenience Open Daily and Sun. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M = | S AP p S FAM ee (Open Thuts, Pri, gat. te ¢ FM) ae —— . * ; ~ — ; Xi \ . . i : bi - we ; fy ; et ‘ } ‘ : 5281. Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) . OR 3-1894 me : 928 W. ° a I Beeb! * if THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 __ NINETEEN ) | : ’ | - « Houseguests | , er Are Visiting | "A FINER PARK f Potts’ Home | ay | AT OUR Mrs. Clyde Potts of Ogemaw road has as her houseguests her sisters, Mrs. Alexander Coffin of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. A. G. Me- Gride of Elko, Nev. and Harrison | Devereux uf Eugene, Ore { FRONT | DOOR! 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. * - * Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Steger of Oak Park announce the birth of «| son, Robert Warren, born Sept. 18. | Grandparents are the Ralph W. | Beebes of Sylvan Lake and the M. A. Stegers of Rochelle Park, N. J OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘til 9 SATURDAY ‘til 6—SUNDAY 2 to 5 Checking a fashion magazine for the ee Pea OEM) alll. to latest styles are members of the Fashion| @"4 Mrs. Park Nique of Chamberlain street. | wing ner Your Figure Club. They are (left to right) |Fashions from Federal Department Store| “™ “ — aa } | f Mrs. Frank Anderson of Oneida road, Mrs. Le be modeled at the club's “Fashions and a S q ted bs OF q , ; wt! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N,N | Thomas Folsom of North Saginaw street, | Figures” show-to-be—held Sept 30-in-St; (eae Wernadetts as von 1 Wrs. Robert Bunce of North Saginaw street | Benedict Hall from 8 until 10 p.m. Coming Events |Degrees Given _ ieee, Onrtone Beas avxatary oan tO) Members Highlend Road Hall. Officers wil) meet wick drive announce the birth of | a son, Andrew Charles, Sept. 12. | Membership Dinner |i" fw to Be Held Sept. 29 —_| mother. Water Wonderland VFW Post | Paul Wehlau returned to San long life! at 7:30. Queen Mary Section of Needlework Guild will meet Thursday at 1 pm. with Mre. Andrew McKerrow, 2: Monroe &t Camp Nesbitt 13. Ladies Nationa) League, will « sor @ benefit card party at Grotte Mall, Thursday at 1 p.m. Ladies Aid Gociety of Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at -1¢-@-m. et the church to sew. Cooperative luncheon will be served at noon. Welcome Rebekah 366 will meet Thursday et 6 p.m. in ta Temple, on Perkins street. ae Pui Meee fH, ell vert Hi cesh HSE zg Sg F i 24 =a Auxiliary 1008 will hold a member- | Francisco Tuesday after visiting ship dinner, Sept. 29 at 6:30 in| with his brother-intaw and sister, | YMCA. Speakers will include Don|Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ciifton: of Draher, senior vice president of | Osceola drive | » | department ard Mrs. Percy Kidd. . Se president Mr. Mrs. Paul Thomas have " Reeelelie. din uy’ tok by | reterned te their home in Los) contacting —-Mrs.--Paul-- Boelter— of ; Angeles, _Calif., after having Clarence street or Mrs. Loren | Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William | Beach of Robinwood avenue by Lear of Premont street and Mrs. | Sept. 27 at 6:30. Helen Walter of Comiey street. PTA Activities Creteet dap, eedaie Oak ce_ureed an 8 Een beer: Bim. and the mesting begins ‘et 9:20. Home From Hospital ork o ' the last three of the school Bruce Alan White, son of the Sart Soom ree Oe De Ereviens " net W. Whites of Seward street | hoa end committee chattmen’ will ‘mess (0&8 Feturned to his home follow- | | Mrs..J. H. Crawley of Danville, | Va. is the houseguest of Mrs. H. T Rombough of West Huron street. Thursday af 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Glen- A caravan of Smart ing a two week's stay in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Gon Roberts, 1005 Emerson Ave Pians will be made for the fall festival. tashion-right and value-right Full Fashioned a tremendous showing! 6-9 , Cashmeres ! “tS Mes. te 5 ¥re | Stroocks! Baby Portrai CONTEST ~ Forstmans! Phone in, enter your baby in ow ome Cues Bee Tweeds! PORTRAIT of your baby. Ne ——— Camel's hair! Ph. FE 8-1461 | ) , si eta There is nothing like the fit of @ full A pacas: Saeeia ae Pre aceasta shen ts tuly-sulmanding INCNUIAS ° ci nian bs toe Cardigan ............... a Broadcloths! Short Sleeve Pullover....*5” Long Sleeve Pullover: ....°8% Every Important Style! | Every Important Color! DALTON CASHMERES : Ne Liman te ITP h See These Coats Now! SALES CO. || _ | momma gees . MOV atk Free LAY-AWAY YOUR COAT + Authorioed Dealers , ) , in Rear NOW OR YOU:CAN:_ _ Telegraph ot! Huron - : , a -OPEN AN ACCOUNT! . Open Every Night ‘til 9. Saturday “til 6:30 — Sundoy 2.05 ( " | ‘ aE ee =) a 7k Pe , = oe oe in A ia, = ' ; oe < wes = ia Poe ge Sa s.. : \ co sho ‘ 528 i SS S 4 . Ln eons, \3 oe 2, —— STWENTY © By ANNE HEYWOOD “Our church has started a vo-| cational office,” one woman writes | “and I have been put in| charge of it. We plan to help our, teen-agers find summer and va- | First, let me congratulate help the | vocational plans, college courses and your church members, for this to take, what fleids offer possible to them.” unseling Servic Unique Co Church Women Advise on Vocations good op , and so forth, and 1 (felt that the church might. take a would like to be as helpful as (practical hand in helping with vo you, A news analyst is a guy who éan explain what would happen if | | something that isn't going to hap | pen should happen. Deliveries 101 North Saginaw Just Arrived From HOLLAND 4. MPORTFED-——--— + TULIP BULBS 10 tor 79° Shipments Arriving Daily Jacobsen’s Flowers | FINE GIFTS to Detroit Twice Daily iwork you are doing. ''F’ Rave long |cational problems, After all, the |child’s choice of vocation will) | greatly affect his spiritual life, and | vice versa. It is wonderfy your | church recognizes this. | | In my opinion, the book that will | |help you the most is one called | } “tind -My Vocation“ ~by~Harry" Dexter Kitson. It first came out) , in 1931, jback inthe jand now the new fourth edition has | just been printed, It is a sensible, | informative book. and is geared particularly to the teacher and counselor who wants to help guide young people. Dr. Kitson, the author, is a | | has a good understanding of the | many difficult choices the young | person faces. L |indication of the subject matter: “Looking Over the Vocations,” “Studying Conditions and Require- ments,” ‘Studying the Rewards,” |"Finding Information in Printed | Sources,"’ “Appraising Your Voca- | tional Potentialities,” ‘‘Getting the First Job,” and “The Kind of Worker Employers Want.” i | | | | ‘Whiten the ‘Ivories’ FE 3-7165 A milk - om wiped over the piano ps whiten : Greenhouses tn Lake ee ho “went! 7 =— a prantniantebadincemeemanentememes om ee a ~~ 7 panncameaatl |New CREME for Fall! COLD WAVE PARISIAN 7 West: Lawrence Or Sete is ed Tat Eb ry lle i: af SHOP | FE 2-4959 | _ $e et —Hig_chapter_headings -give- some, oe eet ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete pattern — add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send jto Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- |tiac Press Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St., New York 11, New York. Print plainly name. | address with zone size and style number - | , Sg Ge Ae oR: THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 NS ” oS oS ~ o QR P “2 Fe LR Ss XS ONLY ONE YARD 35” by Penna Laloms Neat cover-up for kitchen duty! e Provides Jobs and Get Invited Before You Pay Visit Write to Friends and Let Them Know You Are Around By EMILY Post “Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of mine wrote me that a friend of hers was now living in this city, and she would appreciate it if he would go to see her and do some. thing for her. So I asked her to lunch with me and have heard i : i : Ul Purchase just one yard of 35-inch fabric for—this—ensy-sew apron! | Sure to flatter—its pointed mid- | riff-effect, side belt detail' Thrifty! | Jifty-sew — ideal for bazaar gifts! | Make yours in so-smart-for-Fall plaid cotton' Pattern 4722: Misses’ sizes, Small (14-16); Medium (18-20). All | given sizes, 1 yard 3Sinch. This pattern easy-to use, sim- illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this Freshen Up Undies For cleanliness as well as bright- ness, freshen up your underclothes each night. Use a handful of bead- form bluing in a washbow! of really hot water; a sudsy brushing for | shoulder straps, necks and hems, and then a thorough rinsing. | Close-Out of Willett Elswick Solid Cherry!! Drop Leaf Table and 4 Upholstered Chairs Most Comfortable Sofa IG 4 WEsT HURON sTrEET “7! 9 P.M. Boston black, pine ple Salen stock, $34.95 size at $14 serves. Budget Terms! Certainly . . . you can buy on Budget terms. . as little as 15% down .,. take as much as two years carrying charges in town ... or 90 to pay .. . lowest days is the same as cash . pay in 8 months, ». WIGGS *99”° Very telaxing... Rocker in small deposit re- or me- style in too, at Kiddie SS 304 . pay » » Nothing added if you 3 its sunny-sweet flavor. BLUES | Bonnet wins on the byhz Ft if } ne An af answer personal mail. Her leaflet E-2, includes this and other de- tails on forma! wedding procedure. i sass ' sepia 35 5 ; Simplicity of line bespeaks seiloring | handsome, hardfinished Experience for Youth eee and” jan care. This three-button coat model suit of | wool tweed is the favorite of fashion, By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE | had two articles on this subject: ~ whose Every Dream Carries a Price Tag hunting work as an actress. In ee ewe” mete eapeleiien ant eave avis and out of offices, following up 2 yr came near starving he heh geal ia ein . one... lead _ after _ another, she. before he finaity-struck- it-rich: | contradicted” each” other. Tf the pounded, hope never quite dead, Im four‘weary years he paid the | first man could get what he no matter how pert the price for himself and demanded | wanted by paying the price, why tionist nor grim the casting | Smt Ste wile ant ilies jay couldn't the others, I wondered. director. ; along with him. Nothing Then I realised that ae Now weary and for the first; Soumted to him except his dream. on aeak —— ¢| time a little doubtfuj about her! ‘The other article told of recent} the testers were saying was dream, she asks what she ought | jaboratory tests made on job-| that there are some prices they to do keep on with her search OF | hunting young ihen The experts | Comsider too high to pay. There- © a course in stenography. =| found that some-of the men had} Sete. they reasoned, it ts better Flaine, with a bit of money | aimed too high. If they kept on,| "© &y fer something tess. But left by her mother, set herself | according to the pundits, they of one thing I'm sure, the young up in a business venture that m whe took the advice did not the knew probably would not | want something enough. rm fall entirely. She a ha PETUNIA! would ave atntend the pros- twe years and with her mother’s Todays the end — octar to tah © jut te 6 gemstns eae 4 one oe Gece Of -summer day — peer ey rt But it wouldn't te Become accustomed. Now, || We PUT the awnings || have done a bit of good, for | without. tangible results to. show Safe away. --}}nere.was_ oman so. cbsessed. she has begun to wonder whether A, that he couldn't be moved from she ought not to conterve what ’ his purpose by exhortation, hard is left of her resources; take ®-; times or common sense. job and abandon her cherished | And so I say to-Candy and to ambition. Jp | Elaine, the very fact that you're “You used to say,” she accused 4 | wondering whethbr to give up may me, “that anybody could have} | indicate. (and mind you, I said anything he really wants. Do you | | MAY) that you don't really want still believe that? And if you do, | enough this thing that you Saran tres mec here ty It's true I have said that you 9 : life to you, you'll go on, whatever Better make ‘em mildew- anybody can get what you want if you want £ P ao says. it enough to pay the price. 1 stiti || Proof, Petunia! Soak them (From AP Newsfeatures) say it and believe it. But perhaps || in soapy water, don’t rinse, ‘ : = statement needs interpreting || then dip in s solution of Remove Onion Odor even modifying. copper sulphate from the The cut end of a celery stalk rub- A magazine I picked up in my || drugstore. bed over the hands will remove the dentint’s office the other day 2 odor left by cutting onions and Sa The nee tom “119 North Soginew Se. ’ A select group of fine 1954 Baldwin-Built consoles pianos personally Maddy for their superior tone and touch. only for ensembl, concert and teaching dur- ing this season at the National Musie Camp! te seve you « substential amount. New bench in- cluded with each pione. Seve during this big event. ~ CALBI MUSIC CO. Pontiae’s Locally Owned Home of Coan lastruments aad Baldwin Planes and Organs selected by Dr. fata nisin _Phone PE 5-8222 } . ar saat | Se THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1054 Mapley, daughter of the Burl - Mapleys of Brooklyn avenue and James R. Downing of Auburn Heights were "married Saturday. He : Your New iy i Autumn Coiffure Hair Cutting and Styling by Tony & Carl y New Hair-Drying Comfort! -} tthe the Sun end Breese of « Summer Day Mrs. Victor Bowen of Auburn Heights and ea: e 7 et (Downing of I ries 3 te Ene © - Birmingham. , F ind out for 25¢ ue. end JAMES R. DOWNING is_the sono. riage of thelr daughter, Alice Ma- Constance .|Study Club Has Speaker | Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, new su- |perintendent of Pontiac Public | Schools spoke on ‘Strengthening Family Foundations for mem- bers of Junior Child Study Chub afternoon. Mra, John B. Nicolls Jr. was) hostess for the silver anniversary | tea in her Syivan..Shores drive ‘Couple Wed | in Kansas Mr. and Mra, Gene Torrey of Beloit, Kan., announce the mar rie, of Topeka to A-1C Robert Lee Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Morrison of Elizabeth Lake road The couple was married June 5 in Oskaloosa, Kan., and will make thelr home in Pontiac. | Missionary Society ‘Hears Mrs. Watkins | Mrs. Eldon Powley's Cole road | |home was the setting for the Mon- | |\day evening meeting of the Elea- | that you need never Constance Mapley Is Wed = om ere : Downing. Dry skin means rough skin. The bride ie the former Con, perterened the Geet. 18 caremeny, | stance Ann Mapley, daughter 12:38 Michael church. Rough skin cannot be smoothly made up Mr, and Mrs, Buri Mapley of| The bride approsctied the altar Brooklyn avenue and James, who| wearing a floor-length gown of to give a truly youthful look. “= Figure Club Meets |iace, fashioned with tapered| United Presbyterian Church in oe a) at the —— tat High School jaeeves. coming ounta ea | Deere Feiiten Your Vigue Cid inatloved sumes tack othe nate at Pontiac Senior High School / orchid and stephanotis. $8 Thursday evening and voted to; The bride's aunt, Mre. Frank donate a copper pig to the new| Graham, attended her as matron ee Se —s Se eae wane. of nylon lace over taffeta. She Winner of this week's trophy was| carried a cascade.of pale yellow Mrs. Russell Gertner, Those re- | chrysanthemums. in St. Michael Church Rite we oe Fenios ot easton i h V To reside on Foster street fol-; burn Heights and John Downing of |Piains United Presbyterian lowing a northern Michigan honey-| Birmingham Church was guest speaker. She re- ART WAVE BEAUTY SHOP George Shearer and Mrs. Frank gig FRO. $8.50 4 Moreau were presented with cor. oat. AL tanune”” Foe Sages in recognition of their 25 Tee. ond There, Bree. tment Greece years membership in the club _ S Weanecter) —— Guests for the day included Mrs, | = Richard DeWitt, Mrs. Addisén| 2. Oakley, Mra, Orrin Huntoon, Mrs. pace To SCHOOL James Briney, Mrs. Wayne Har- | year's brief “Nin, AbeeKiokede aire wif Permanents = - from $5.00 Htam Ewart, Mrs. Jack Brannack, : is Mrs. Frederick Coleman, Mra CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP — ere cae Peleg 1 N, Perry 6t.___ Phone FE 2-636. Oppéstie Hotel Roosevelt USE YOUR CHARGA-PLATE® AT JACOBSON’S YOU ARE INVITED TO A SPECIAL SHOWING OF ANNE FOGARTY’S_ ENTIRE FALL COLLECTION Thursday, September 23 10 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. The dash and difference; thé flair ond flourish that is Anne Fogarty’s own fashion signature . . . here, in her new winged silhouettes, __ dramatized by rich -new $25 » $75 cing es ae MF A | ere Lake Ona ° were il aaa il James Jen tendants wearing gowns like the honor matron’s and carrying cas- how coutdiniion thle Sune Staghen S er Is iver sister of the buide, was flower Mrs. Chester Rule of Fulton| "Ss Serer. Mary Aue Meyer Reupholster street was imetess recently at a| lm, Sirisy Brewer sang the J *| miscellaneous shower given in hon- a or of Rite M. Reilly, She will be-| Mr. Graham, uncle of the bride, come the bride of Francis C. Sears, | served as best man and Cari G./ Oct. 9, in St. Vincent de Paul | Mapley, brother of-the-tride—and}; Church Robert Berden seated the guests. Guests at the shower Included! A reception was held immediate- [Patricia Sears, Janice Sears, Da|ly following the ceremony at St Johneon, Barbera Johnson and/| Michael Hall, The bride's mother Aliee Jackson. fonnge banda y been thy, Joan Penely and Betty ) aa diated a Gaea of oan ied Gob. roses. The bridegroom's mother ' Re-Upholstered Women of Moose ee. = . . new 1 List Activities to a powder blue wool dress with = a «6 caper wg Par once ye flamingo and black accessories for to-You Prices/ al li f : ° <., that wash fi and stay jj lovely ae a EEE EEE | ee ee | are a eo aL fare io Christmas in October well party honoring Edward Shep- Orcherd Loke A place at the next meeting. Gifts| pard. Edward will enter military a: tor the children at Mooseheart will | service on Monday. be mailed by Oct. 18. 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Spin-Type SANDER Electri $3295 Up HAND SAW 0 Up Power PLANE Belt SANDER S650 | $4950 WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY MONDAY —TUESDAY— WEDNESDAY ||SEPTEMBER 27-28-29 | POOLE LUMBER CO. ____| HARDWARE COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES 151 Oakland Ave. FE 4.1594 | “[HIYA, -PONTIACY “Press reader Mrs. 7 | = | the subway, Ava and Her Bullfighter Watch Joe E Lewis af Copa By EARL WILSON Ava Gardner and her pipe-amoking bullfighter, Miguel, from Spain, turned up at Comedian Joe E. Lewis’ opening at the Copacabana, where Joe E. said, “This is my 15th year here. I guess I have a soft spot in my heart for money. . .” Paying a tender tribute to his boss, Jules Podell, Joe E. said, “Whether business was good’ or merely sensational, he always | ™ Of another boss there, how | ha faced the future with a frown.” absent, Joe E. said, “He has gone on to bigger and better bank- ruptcies.” "Twas his writer, Eli Basse, who ented, “No matter how fast they build cars today, they'll never get ahead; him. Pinza im ‘South Pacific’ of the finance company.” just a cardboard cutout compared te ”~ * * Bill O'Dwyer!” Lovely Julie Wilson of Omaha, opening at the Plaza with | _ & &* * musicians headed by Ted Stracter 6f St. Louis, had an ex- oui amerioa: The address of tremely dressy crowd. Some samples of what they |°°™pany selling ladies’ “ laughed at: “Evil” spelled backwards |s l-i-v-e as in “live it up.” Julie further stated: “I don't care what they say about Dier. Any size they're pushing I've got in my drawer.” * x * At the Copa, Red Skelton was seated so far back he lit a match, to see where he was. “Guess we made a mistake— we thought this was the entrance to ” he said. * * * M. De Main “flipped,” as we say on Broadway, when she read here the other day that a waiter at Lindy’s told a co- worker to treat Bobo Rockefeller right “she might buy up the joint and fire us.” “If Bebe has any old $10 bills left ever,” Mrs. De Main wrote to me, “she can send ‘em te me—and I won't have to wonder where school coats for three and coal for seven are coming from . . . There, now I feel better!” tAside to Mrs. De Main — Actually, Bobo didn’t threaten any- thing — ‘twas the waiter talking. In fairness to Bobo, I've always found her a kindly young woman. . . EW.) x * ® Famous stripteaser Lili St. Cyr announces she will wed Ted Jordan, actor and nephew of Ted Lewis of Circleville, Ohio, at El Rancho Vegas in Las Vegas, Sept. 23. ~*~ * * JULIE WILSON ler’s arm... ~*~ *« * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | A raucous comic will be barred from § borscht belt resorts—he twisted a heck- x . . Frank Sinatra’d take the | -a Mathan-Detroit-role-in-“Guys a Dol if he got more songs to sing . (“Sabrina”) Hepburn’s price for an independent movie is 300 G’s. The Brazilian ambassador in Washington asked Rio for a complete report on the Ava Gardner ruckus . . Colbert did her TV show with a busted finger. 7 x * Power Lawn Mower Co., St. Petersburg: “We make hay with the grass that grows under other people's feet.” " heiees * Gene Tierney’s date these nights is éx-tennis star Bunny + Lawrence . . + Lizbeth Seott had her pocketbook snatched in Central Park last week. EARL’S PEARLS: There was a time when a fool and his money were soon parted. New it happens te everybody. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “The biggest Indian reservations set days,” says Jackie Kannon, “are in Cleveland, for Series WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Adolescent: One who's well informed about anything he doesn’t have to study.”—Marcelene Cox. “The honeymoon’s really over,” says Bill Lawrence, when-he phones that he'll be late for supper—and-she's already jeft-a note that it’s in the refrigerator . . (Copyright 1954) . 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Rowsey’s call for help was heard om * ‘220 SQUARE INCH PICTURE TUBE * SELF-FOCUSING FOR _ CLEARER PICTURES * WHITE LINE AND f 'O8 NORTH SAGINAW FREE rane! o T'REAR Th9 = | ‘SNOW’ ELMINATOR Pictures wil] tell you top set! OPEN FR OF store | en of the United States is Mt. Mitchell! 6-684 feet. SPADAF ORE SONS Give You Low Every Day Meat Prices STOCK UP and SAVE! ROUND STEAK T-BONE STEAK Quality Tender Beef SIRLOIN STEAK Lean, Meaty Beef Pot. Roast...... = 35 RIBS of BEEF “19 U. S. No. 1-B POTATOES 50 Ib. Bag | Boneless Rolled Beet CHASE -& SANBORN COFFEE 9%. GIANT PASCAL CELERY “10° | “1 ions SPAD AFORE 2 0 197 Oakland Ave. OPEN SUNDAY meV og 97 Oakland Ave. ~ Sale Good Wed. Thru Set. WEDNE Har SDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ‘ TWENTY-THREE riman Begins Mapp NEW YORK (#—Averell Harriman was nominated for governor by the Democratic party early today and he began immediately to map out plans for a vigorous campaign. The wealthy 62-year-old former Republican who ~ became a top official of the Roosevelt and Truman administrations, easily defeated Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. on the first ballot after one of the most acrimonious state-eenventions in-the-history-of the party. The remainder of the ticket was to be selected today, and the two-day convention will close to- night with a formal acceptance speech by Harri- man. The Republican state convention ts . 8. Sen. Irving M. Ives for governor to- John A. Ulinsky, Buffalo reported holding the inside nominate morrow. nomination for lieutenant Roosevelt conceded defeat shortly after 1 a. m. expected to ks commissioner, was governor. ack for the Democratic when Harriman had rolled up 541-yoles to the congressman's 217. needed. A majority of 510 was Referring to the bitter batule for the nomination, Roosevelt said, “let bygones be bygones” and prom- *~Ysed to campaign for Harriman. é predicted that if the Democrats went all out in the campaign they would-win-their first New York gubernatorial vic _tory “in 12 Jong, horrible years.” Harriman appeared on the platform and Roosevelt congratulated him. He also congratulated Tammany le who led the fight for er Carmine G. DeSapio, one of the party leaders rriman. Harriman, with Roasevelt at his side, thanked the delegates for their “expression of confidence” and Roosevelt for his pledge of support. The harmonious scene contrasted renee angry battle the Roosevelt and Harriman fo with the rces had fought for the nomination. The struggie, in progress since a Tammany coall- tion with more than enough votes to dictate the choice of the nominee had come out for Harriman Parenthood Classes Set . ww ? nl Ss ? €. Fj ‘ i> . et * ian fag a a | NOTHING TO fT—As Mrs. Edward Burrell of the Pontiac Health Dept. looks on, Mrs. Bob Jensen of 99 Oliver demonstrates the baby feeding techs sne learned in last year’s class for expectant parents. oS ewes si ed ws to Open at Pon > Pentiae Press Phete heartedly cooperating in the demonstration is | daughter, 11-week-old Janet Fay Jensen. A new | series of classes gets under way in Pontiac to morrow, and in Walled Lake next week. [ ] Democsatia (J Demeocrete Congressmen)? _ to) tn whet Sate Go pou vote? kt k. —— (>) le whet Congressione! District de you vote for whet ie the nome 6 you resent - Mail pour A “= peers — rape a WASHINGTON SERVICE, WARNER BUILDING. WASHINGTON 4 “HERE 1S YOUR BABSONPOLL BALLOT Te participote in this nationwide 10-week poll. please anewer the questions below Please vote only ence in the entizve survey. C) Demecrate. _~ [) Republices 0 Othe () Did Not Vote 2. For whet party's candidete for U. & Repeesentotive in Congeess 4:4 you vote in 1952” [ Demecrette (1 Repebiicee O Ome () Did Not Vote (a) M @ Congressional clection weve te be held tedey. for which party's candidate bor U. &. Representative would ‘you vote? (1 Republicee O Ome (0 Dee! Kaew Te) Fee which panys candidates te U. & Senater woeld You vote (C0 Republices 0 Omer OO Beat Kaew b — = —- . PDT ee net near tie belies me () Would Mot ¥ore (] Weld Met Vote DUG POLL, BALLOT—For persons who were unable or | nationwide poll need only fill out ihe batlot and | forgot to save the Babson poll ballot which appeared mail it to the address stipulated. Bi-weekly analyses earlier in the Press, the form is being rerun. |of the poll, an attempt to forecast the upcoming Eligible voters who want to take part in the election, wilt appear in the Press, starting Sept. 29.- 7 : tiac High oe [First of Eight Starts Tomorrow Two-Hour Sessions to Feature Hospital Tours, Discussions ifs rh 7 ity ii ; f ii fi ; Hospital i ing Intensive Political Campaign After Drubbing FD early this month, reached a bristling climax on: the convention floor. Delegates backing Roosevelt, most of them fram upstate, staged a 55-minute demonstration after the vongressman's name had been ptaced in nomfftation by Assemblyman James J. MeGuiness of Albany. Carrying pictures of Roosevelt and the stand- ards of about 30 counties, some of which were divided in allegiance between the two candidates, delegates and others paraded through the aisles. A demonstration for Harriman, almost equal in noise, was launched after the former Mutual Secur- ity administrator's name was placed in nomination by John Young of Syracuse, vice chairman of the Onondaga Democratic Committee, The Harriman marchers were largely delegates from the five New York counties, which formed the core of the coalition’s strength. ured Harriman as an experienced, I ator-and—said -he-could lead thé y to victory in the election Nov. 2. He cited — Plan, ambassador to London and Moscow, secretary of commerce and international trouble shooter for Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. ___—. - __ Roosevelt. booed Yotiig and the five per« sons Who secorided Harriman’s nomination. Harri- man delegates did likewise to McGuiness and the Roosevelt seconders The Roosevelt camp charged, on and off the con- vention floor, that it was a “bossed"” convention. Some of them asserted that Harriman could not win the election. They maintained that Roosevelt could. DeSapio, wearing dark glasses, sat calmly through the assaulis. He knew he had the votes. This became apparent early in the rollcall. The 108 Bronx de went solidly for Harriman, after Aine y and Al y had done the same for Roose- velt. The roof to fall in on Roosevelt when the 180-member which the congressman had 175-5 for Harriman. Roosevelt is a candidate for re-election to Congress from a West Side New York district. ings County Brook! : and Pontiac health i i ti t i I i uf e?7 th h i nancy, food for the family, and childbirth and the needs of the Torch Club Hears Organ, Carillon at Christ Church > i 4 ¢ zi i F i? i a i F E : =i vg q ae & Hi ih et j F z g i gf ij _ se i < & o rf i i ‘ i | 7 | 5, 5 Z 3 2 3 z i f zé . nurses from the! rt arriman’s record as chief executive of the Marshall em wee ee eg ne R Jr “hy visita, Whe eae status as royal consort: He is condemned to stand one known as “Mister Elizabeth 1." He is too much the man te make a milksop. And then there is the famous Mountbatten nose which Philip inherited. : Philip's Independence PRE QUEEN ELIZABETH 0 AND in the ead, they cameo—and they stayed to applaud. They found not only iat the duke was a “right guy’—‘one of the blokes’”’—beat that he knew what he was talking about. For Philip it was a personal triamph. For the past three years Philip has been hammering steadily away at one point: British indus- Makes Him Succe | In Pa t abeatll | | Hite] i uf th be T | : f i “SF ; if TAG ae oh Britain eR ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 YOU WANT TO SERVE TASTY, NOURISHING MEALS . _Aepl ch Anoka? . AND STILL KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN! ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS at ra 10M MAXWELL HOUSE $ LARGE 6 OZ. JAR CROCKER—NEW ~BISQUICK anne OO. oo = HooD Flour = i a5: ced bee Knaust’s CAVERN Brand 23M USHROOMS sHroom>.' PIECES AND STEMS. 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W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 “GEORGE HICKS | For Sheriff Dance Saturday, Sept. 25th Roosevelt Hotel Ballroom Entertainment and Floor Show DONATION New Low Prices on GARAGES We Are Licensed Sidewalk Builders— Get Our Estimates — aa ELLIS BUILDERS s wortas 4} s00n may have more foreign-imade i) “tuxuryarticles. But Where is &/ | imports were regulated to a per- by 166-to~ 150 percent will et ' A quart bottle of beer or ale had Allows Greater Inflow of Goods but Socks On| Much Higher Duties By EUGENE LEVIN NEW DELHI W—Indian stores goods to satisfy ctstomers for | eateh—prices are tikely to be | lot_higher than they have been. A new government import policy iis responsible. Officials decided | to liberalie. quota restrictions on) some imports while at the same time boosting duties-on most of these_ imports ~ ~ . The lover of beer, ale or wine is in a trying situation, Previously, centage of a base quota. Now the quantiative restriction is off, and anyone can drink to his heart's content—provided duties increased him ; ety is 21 cents. Champagnes used + | 30 per cent of the value of the | pn” la duty of about 9 cents; now the | ‘Mythical Steno Is New Target of Soviet Barbs to have a duty of $3.50 a gallon | but now are rated at $8.90. Wines | have been. boosted —. . 7 . India makes raor blades smooth shave is a “luxury” +quiring foreign-made blades. Im ports of these have been limited to 20 per cent of the base quota The new policy allows imports up | “©®. describes Irene as a girl | to 3 per cent of the base quota: | (she is 45 but acts like 19) who is lit also hikes the import duty from | jmad about the word ‘madly ne and also loves to say blades to 40 per cent. (The base, “absolutely absolutno.” quotas are determined by a formu-| When she gets on the telephone on —annual—imports bee rit’. enough tw drive Uwe rest of the tween 195 and 1950) loffice staff mad eee | A bookkeeper counted up that /150 Capture Robbers, ‘So Who Gets $2,500? CHARLESTON, S8.C. & lhe Citizens and Southern National Primping her face Bank of South Carolina yesterday |* month - eae handed Gov. James F. Byrnes a $2.500 problem Such inefficiency and self-indul The bank—has—a—standing— offer} jeence. says Trud, must stop of a $2,500 reward for the capture | “Irene Gregoriovna,” says Trud, of bank robbers. 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A total of seven Ske due to} polio have occurred in Oakland | County so far this year, accord ing to department officials None of the 13 cases, ten of} Airline Gold Hijackers . 4 which were reparted trom South | «ven, thous ‘oe gente [inch depth with water sprinkled low price on brand-new ‘54 Oakland county, participated in Furth lied b on to dissolve the salt. The road | the Salk vaccine tests, officials! The question why the Beds | Further, Allied air bases on iy inn be rolled aiid sealed with added should want the island turned (Cyprus are within striking dis asphalt to complete the hard sur- ’ Six pneumonia cases were re.| over fe ene of the most bitter tance of any target in Iron Cur- tace The job, costing $3.200, said a ; , rted. as compgred with the one anti-Communist countries in the 141, Setheastern-hnrope--fhey are fet, wit te conipieled Within two- / Murthe the previous week World Ts ene thal purries West leas than 1.000 miles from Rows weeks A summary of the report fol ern diplomats wia's Baku oil fields T\ f 4 as The slammed s (Cyprus now a The diplomat suggested one an Dirksen to Visit State TABLE MODEL = . weet Basins British erowt my. at the east- swer tothe question why Greece , ; : s Week 11) 84 ip 53) etn ond of the Mediterranean raised the Cyprus issue at this) ASHINGTON (®~Sen Dirksen | —_ . - Its recorded history goes back time it was pushed into action (R-Tiy will tour Michigan and 19 Pueumehie « orms) 6 *' nearly 800 years before Christ. /to avoid having the play taken | other states before the November ) ener er gy mone “ - '’ | Mythology records that Aphrodite, | away by the Reds. | elections, his office announced | 95 Tuberculosis seu tormay § : ¢ the Greek goddess of Jove, rose ts | Tuesday. Dirksen will concentrate ‘las - + 7 ; from the foam of the sea to make | his campaigning in‘ states where TEER eatery | her fret appearance on Cyoeus. - | Says Britain Ahead |i Sate ree _ Pd BE histoivtice 1 . e Cyprus has been ruled by abe } T Meanwhile. polio in Pontiac de- tians. Persians, Romans, Aral eased with none reported for Crusaders, Venetians and Turks in A- Power Project “NOT FLASHES" t v—_ st week Two cases were re 8¢ te cbeut 880 alles trent the ac - Hard to believe? Aud how! But Federals morte ( he previous wee ac i HING TON. 18 Hewbt tected + _ = z . p S = aol i | Fa sis = ee ee ond —enty ibCahtr skys the ren A may be ‘ramet full ar only 129.95! Has all the — acide of wubtic teal meege setae Nei cdraaecl producing electricity from atomic Saas “ Secs | Admiral features including 17” Acro-Matie Kcnenia: wf tabersGioaa Ware Ge | ane ik G ne te one aoe two years before thé United — doctors sel{-focusing picture tube, new powerful teats as compared with) nut four-fifths of its 510.000 peo ane, on ees ewnee } | Cascode chassis and one-dia] tuning. Ma- Siew nm agai of the ple are Greeks. and modern Holifield) a member of the Sen hogany color cabinet. Buy now and save! ies _ Greece never has given up hope of -ate-House Atomic Energy Commit ie wes nunicable diseases for getting it back tee. recently inspected British uk: mcs Now Greece Is raising in the atomie centers mast) Gs: Bep: UN the issue of “enosis’’ of union, ~He gaid yesterday his observa-| ate you suffering needlessly trom iam bee Woes 1, a4 10 4 of Cyprus with Greece. And it un |tieons convineed hin the British | a a oy omfortably! Menales ° | ° doubtedly will have the support of are ‘ahead of us along certain tore — poe fle. well Heats up to 5 rooms Cc aa ee : : 1 Soviet Russia experimental lines of power appli-} pound or Tablets brought : : Tunereaiae cs $$ Slwere quite. Rapp under British jwell ahead. of Great, Britain “in| i 0-00 of the cosest Get pate ® : yA cheeee : weré quite y 4 r British | well a jreat Britain “in x ee be a « : . : a — : : rule Ac lle it easier than ithe over-all phase of atomic de-| emamearte sae tenis with vised. eal > Safe, dependable heat with most people in the modern world, | velopments_ particularly in the | building tron added a Scotland Yard Tracks He is practically able to Fétire be. | Weapons field.” L Splendid, too. for month!y pains, F S > ~~ ARAN By RLES M. McCANN UP © Greece intends to make a strong bid at the United Nations general assembly which opens today to get back an island it lost nearly 2,500 years ago even though communism is out fore he is really old enough to go ‘to work. He lives to a ripe old age into the Greek economy which ts | among the poorest in Europe’. 3. What business is it of Rus- sia's? The diplomat answered No. 3 ‘himself. It ts to Rassia’s interest | Strangely, it will have the sup-| (© tir ap as much trouble as | port of the Communists in its bid! pestibie for the West and he Cyprus issue is one between Al Hatchery road over a 2-mile| i stretch from U.S.10 to Airport road |in Waterford Township. according ‘to Robert O. Felt. chairman of |the akland County Road Com- | mission. | } | Some 2,400 tons of rock salt will he mixed into the gravel to a LONDON (INS)—Scotiand Yard | because Cyprus has the second } began systematic search today for | lowest death rate in the world He a gang of hijackers who held up a | has no worrles about a national | KLM Royal Dutch Airline truck in broad daylight and escaped with gold bullion worth $128,800. +} The gold bullion had just been loaded on the van, outside the their truck and rammed into the rear of the KLM vehicle. Within a matter of minutes. the transferred the bln to the own Truck lq Gres. why should the. Re | ¥ This Valueble Coupon Entities the Bearer | FEDER AL dept. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC aye alarm could be fey aadee: to eager tor anion te «.|-Ib. Limit, Fresh SOG OPEN MON FRI SAT | NIGHTS TO 9 in por. | debt his government takes in more than it spends A diplomat whose country ts allied with the Western powers was werrying oul loud the ether j day about Cyprus. First, he said, nine of the 13 | municipalities on Cyprus are Com- munist-run. Then he set out three main points leaders could expect nothing bet ter than imprisofiment, and might | Bazley’s Thursday SUPER SPECIALS!!! 78 North Seginew Street ‘ii EO CUBE STEAK.... = 49 ES yductts $590 —— portions of one to one thousand | even be executed. UTTER - parts ts sufficient to result in se-|. 2. Under British rule, the Cyprus B heals Sak Kei | vere potsoning to human economy is good. Why should the C Ldekebebachehehedehehebehelekelelelatabebaladelakebelelalkeden Save $40.00 Limited Offer --- Act Now _— 42” FALL SPECIAL CABINET SINK Reg. Value $129.95 589°» SS Reg. Value $149.95. 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TWENTY-EIGHT ‘ > a eee + EEE eee Seniors Change Initiation Form Work Replaces Hazing for Milford Freshmen in Traditional Rites MILFORD — Students in the Huron. Valley School system have worked out a constructive plan for initiation of freshmen, changing the name from “Hell Day’ to ‘Help Day.”’ Instead of the usual hazing of new school students, they afe put to work on worthwhile projects, like cleaning up the athletic field, installing the public address sys- tem for Friday night football games, and polishing up the area in general ‘ Even the fleet of 16 school buses in Milford get a going- over. The uphoistery ts scrubbed, windows washed, and the interior painted. : Freshmen are compelled to dress by the wishes of the high school senior governing them for the day. Students work all morting, and spend the afternoon in contests, games, and festivities Erwin Johnson, high school prin- cipal, explains that the seniors get just as much pleasure out of putting the frosh. to work doing good, as they do when they plan County PTA 3 € ——— * Coun DISCUSS PTA MBET — Reviewing the all-day | represented program which presented workshops in all areas | members. of PTA work including «. session on proposed legislation for schools, these members of the} School, Waterford Township; Mrs. Leslie Ware, Oakland County PTA Council met Tuesday. Held| Hickory Grove School on Square Lake Rd. in Bethany Baptist Church, Pontiac, the conclave cil “o % over Shown from Ortonville; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1956 Pontiac Press Photo 4 40,000 ‘Oakland County PTA above are Mrs. LaVerne Borst Mrs. Claude Holcomb, Lambert trouble for the newcomers The trend, Johnson said, is rs Sra may eareae' Os / Spelt Recommended than harmful monkey-business. plan has been in operation for the past four’ years, and there ‘has | been quite a different program as ea result of this ‘Help’ initiation Supervisor activities are class sponsors, Russe|] Gabier and Mar garet Woodiey Dungey-Sullivan Wedding Vows Spoken Saturday HY OU Ri = Other officers are Mrs. J. W. a z aft 2 ul. Waterford Center PTA Plans Thursday Meeting as Wheat Substitute EAST LANSING, Mich. (UP)—A | ‘ toed Era Caled Hel” Ie getting Church Plans Mission IMLAY CITY — St. Paul's Lo theran Church has announced plans for a large-scale Evangelism Mission, around a theme of preach- : | ing, teaching and reaching. set for the new few weeks 2 BARBARA ZUCCHET Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Zucchet of TW Sweetbriar Rd., Westacres, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara--Eliza- beth, to John Arthur Dudley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dudley of Highland Park. An early summer wedding is planned. Williams Lake PTA Schedule Workshop WILLIAMS LAKE — The new ex- ecutive board of Williams Lake PTA, at a meeting last week, Aa program for _|the first PTA meeting to be held Oct. 7 Ar thal Wieeling, parents will be given the opportunity to disctiss with teachers the work outlined for the current school year, as well as “Skippie and MOMS to Hold Sale ORTONVILLE—MOMS Unit 14 will hold a rummage and bake sale Saturday from 10 am. to 6 ee MRS. DONALD L. [eee fem Se || Lake Orion Church. Site | lof Bryant-Page Nuptials p.m. In Brandon Grange Hall. BRYANT her finger tip vell of nyten tulle. Kathy Snarey was the maid of honor, with the bride's sisters, Mrs. dants. ‘| Brother of the bridegroom, Wil- liam L. Bryant was . Man, with Charlies S Carpenter, James Brady ‘|and Lawrence Abbey acting as ushers _ A reception for ‘the 400 guests followed in the church house. Following a trip to Niagara Falls, the bride will return home, and the Sill, | wilt beat 2 p.m. Thursday at the Netson Caswell, 62, 6r 234 West Lretngreoes wih capert bast 6'F} Oklahoma. County Deaths Frederick Robert Kegier ROMEO — Service for Frederick R. Kegler, 68, of S. Main = Romeo Methodist Church, under the direction of Roth Funeral Home, with burial in Romeo Cemetery, with masonic rites by Romeo Lodge 44. He died Monday. He came to Romeo from Ger- many with his parents at the age of 6 months, and lived here all his Katherine at home, a son, Robert, af Dearborn, a sister. Mrs. Anna Zielesch, and a brother, Ernest, both of Romeo, and four grand children. Hiram N. Caswelj FERNDALE—Service for Hiram Webster St. will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Kinsey Funeral Home, Royal Oak, with burial in White Chapel Memorial Park |. Surviving are his widow, Surviving are two sons, Robert |C. of Spokane, Wash., Sidney S. of Chicago, Tl. Mrs, Martha D. Richter ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs. Martha D. Richter, 67, of 1119 W. dore (Mary) Parvu, 72, of Sioux day at the Richardson-Bird > Fo- fee for Catherine Fairweather, 36, of 1266 Union Lake Rd., will be held at 8:30 am. Friday at St. Patrick Church, Oxbow Lake, with burial by the MclInnes-Desmond Funeral Home at Mt. Olivet Ceme- tery, Detroit. She died Tuesday. Surviving are two daughters, | tsobel Fairweather, of Union Lake Open House Scheduled WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Jayno Adams PTA will begin its fall schedule with an open house at 7 p.m. Thursday. The regular meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. Accurate mapping of the Grand Canyon was not completed until 1923. Only Aspirin At Its Best | 4 | iris! " re ie | j 5 F % ¢ geeks Z P e | Ef ti ripe HE 4 i LEberttl ; i i 3 tit I i E 5 i r ! rs fs i 4 B | Plan Cautioned About School Tax Robert Voigt Presbyterian Church, Robert Har- old Voigt took Mary Ann Lowe as his bride. Waterford to Open Junior High School WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — An announcement from James Fry, prineipal of the Isaac E. Crary Junior High School, today said that double- shifts will be necessary when the new school is open Sept. 27. Only to continue until the build- ing is completed, the limited pro-; gram, said Fry, will be conducted in the completed portion of the building. and stay unt 1:15 pm. The eighth grade will be in class 1:3 to 4-15 pm --— “After much consideration, our staff felt it would be detrimental for the students to delay opening any longer even if the new build- teachers. PTA President Norva] Parker in. troduced the 1954-55 officers: rome Calendar Davitsberg There will be @ cafeteria supper at the Davisburg Methodist Church at 6 p.m. Priday OPENING GREEN WE ARE PROUD TO. ANNOUNCE THE No. 4 at 1116 W. HURON In West Huron Recreation Phone FE 4-6171 Rex Cleaners xr aw. W.L. Doug For Men $ From 7? , 1@ Men's Wear— amen OF STORE MR, AND MRS, ROBERT VOIGT in Saturday Church Rites October 26 Card Party Set by Women’s Club. WATERFORD — Plans for a > S 3 a a Takes Bride E z F g fs ti fe § i E : F N >§ JEWELERS 2 Soave North of the Beat — SHOES fy. FAMILY Orthepedic Shee Spectaliete TURPIN-HALL FAMILY SHOE STORES | 4464 Diste, Drayton Pistne 1540 UOnfee Lake B4. Union Lobe the “GOODWILL” Chair A Decorator Chair : Hand tufted foam rubber over springs, in seat and bock. A space saver with lounge chair comfort. Legs of solid Honduras Ma- _hogany, Available in a wide. selectionof decorator colors and fabrics. Aveileble with Modern — Colonie! or Prench Provincial Legs. las Shoes > Shoes Seme Cheir with Arms—114.50 You Will Enjoy Shopping at “The Friendly Store” La * - s ~ me ack & x. ele eed oe BP ed 4 0 ws 6 ee ok “— * _DRAYTON PLAINS OR 8.2300 | sae “ witiatihaiai ‘ .! a dons sa | ™ t ‘ oa ; + ioe aa a : er np ea “6 ely a " +, A _ i ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 7 TWENTY-NINE ~ be Leave Cigar Smoking —{—parnaré ‘fees, sastatedt ty. the | 5. Sain: Old Bo Saves ~ ) — a ‘ to Men, Ladies Asked |[Prestem of the Cgar inti of y | | Rhonda Reports”| | Man Sits on Tracks | TONIGHT Waiting for Death KANSAS CITY | {> eae pee e vi oo happy if you ladies leave the “We consider Poncbtpeaee: Der pocbeaper yg Ege: cigars alone, - of the few male + calle 20 king one was credited today with saving the on Her Return | ANGLETON, Tex. @®—An itiner- — oa ny his 4 year old brother,/ “9, LOVELLA 0. PARSONS fi; | ant scissors grinder was killed yes-| terdady as he sat on a box in the | | David fet into the Bass River} HOLLYWOOD (INS)—A long a” ‘ , “el THE HOME | yesterday while he and his brother | distance telephone call went to a “ql ‘ we i played on a retaining wall. OF : jmiddle of the Missouri Pacific i | Railroad tracks here and watched Ritonda Fleming iti Rome from Alan lay prone on the wall and | Upiversal - International, asking (a freight train bear down h f |grabed his brother's clothing to | her to return home frem Italy } oo“ | He was identified as Ellis P. B {Mctjinnis about 327. of San Anto nio » e | hold his head above water ithe day she finishes ‘Courtesan of Home Cookin | Both screamed for help. but the | | Babylon.” to report to ‘the studio screams were unheard for what| The red headed ~chnicolor i, 7 was estimated later to be a half queen is wanted for a, of Fire” - Gene Yeamans of Houston the A an You'll favor the ‘home ri to co-star with Jack P me e. and} engineer of the train. said he blew . . cooked’ flavor of our Finally, two workmen heard the this starts as soon as Rhonda ithe whistle and apphed the brakes! creams and lied David -te, il ' tasty dishes Heart y —— ~ oe | Sets home. [as he approached McGinnis, but home-sized rtions, too. : | , was unable to stop in time C Cent po ‘ i itera | She'll play a Spanish princess | He said McGirmis was sitting on Phone FE 5-833) —_f : | Color television picture tubes are | ef the Jith century. whe en- one + gages a renegade Spanish nobdtie- }eoated with 750.000 tiny phosphor at or | }, | dots—one-third of the dots are red,| man (Palance, of course) as her e u nc one-third greqn. and one-third blue, guide te the new world. a fietal (oO Box Tacing the on-! Cc SRS E: coming train re) fe) Box Office Opens 10:45 A. M. Gay: , F : ; Fd ‘ a * Ff » .> ‘ . : - Ky ite 7 : ° * pe A * ss ' rh } -< " oe oe * * . Next to Huron Theater — The wide smile Sam Goldwyn . Nationally wore when he and his Frances ‘ 921 W. Huron St. Free Parking Recommended sailed on the Lurline for Honolulu} = gag MY ACMIN’ HEAD—Wayne Clark, 2, and his sister Stella, 3, | was caused by getting his fourth of Indianapolis, Ind., are young; but both have already encountered NOW THRU FRIDAY star in “Guys and Dolls,” Jean | hangovers. They drank five ounces of their daddy's alcohdélic after- Simmons, shave lotion. Icebags and antidotes fail to stop the teardrops. ° | Quite a cast Mr. Goldwyn has = At: 11:07 - 2:36 - 6:05 - 9:35 |) for himself — Marlon Brando, . ocak Gates. Vidien Welns ent Series. Then he'll sail for Europe. | arrived in town after a separation GREATER THAN EVER WATERFORD now Jean. who'll play Miss Sarah: He doesn't have to make a pic- | of five months. | with ADDED SCOPE of : 4 the Salvation Army girl ture until January, which will give Tyrone Power was offered one | | * ¢ ¢ |him @ rest | mitiion dollars by Williams Goets WIDE SCREEN! DRIVE-IN THEATER . . e e e s a e e a * = + ae ; He Ss = s = * ‘ | . The happiest man in our town | , e.e |} for his interest in ‘The Long Cer. Will . + Airport Offic Opens . @)| when the Ceveland Indians won Socially speaking: Two of the!) Gray Line.” and Bil wasn't nome ub Al Rés. Box es 6:30 4 . Fresh Sea Foods @ was Bob Hope. You could hear = best looking girls—and | say girts kidding. Ue remembers what | WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY hs e Prime Steaks 3} bis cheering for them all the | (hey look so young—at a party | “Mississipp! Gambler’ teok tn, | | way st and back. Beb is a (honoring Bebe Daniels and Ben th. 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At the same time, Lawrence | accused Commissioner Ford Frick | | of being “a commissioner of the New York big league clubs only— | not commissioner of baseball.”’ | on Possibility of Minors’ Suit Farm Directors’ Plans May Result in Help for Some Clubs major league clubs by a group of independent minor league club owners. | . * * * Asked if he had heard such a) suit was probable or possible, he | again answered: “No comment.” have definite working agreements. There are 93 clubs operating as independents in the minors at pres- ent, Trautman said. He observed there’s a chance some of them might have working agreements of some sort, but the most of them were “operating on their own.” | Bowling Clinic | By BILLY SIXTY held its 22nd annual outing last weekend Club. 4+ sen, defeated fnd-round cham: | how gross (73), H. Lawler and A: Rasoskey, low net (92-26—66); McNeely, een RUN "EM DOWN—Dick Kryhoski Baltimore Orioles is run down the 3rd base line by Ned Garver (31) of the Detroit Tigers. Lawrence, tthe Clase B Pied | ;}mouth club of the Class B Pied- | mont League, said he had the sup-; port of most of the 83 independent | operators in the minor leagues in his plans to file suit against Frick and the 16 major league clubs. “Many of these minor league | ~ (8) of the! At right clubs already have mailed in their checks to pay the costs of the | uit,” said Lawrence, a banker |who has made ‘'a hobby of base- ball for 47 years."’ Lawrence suid these minor league clubs had been asked to AP Wirephete | Ypsi Senior Looks Good oe Dave Hill in Final Bid on Starring Role at UM Atter Failing in Two Attempts By JOHN BARBOUR ANN ARBOR V—Dave Hill, a 22-year-old senior from Ypsilanti, is in a Michigan football uniform | for the 3rd year | He never wore it so well. This year, Hill says “I've got to make it this time I've got to prove it to someone.” Hill didn’t say who this someone was._It_ would—very—well—be -Hilt-, himself. Hill was an outstanding back in high school. He led a Ypsilanti | High school team that won 3 | games without a defeat. Then Hill came te Michigan. Fisher Body Golters Hold Annual Event Fisher Body Office Golf League at Bald Mountain Golf A. Levee and B. Jeremy, win- ners of ist-round play this sea- pions BR. Marshall and L. John- sen for the R. J. Nicholas trophy. Other winners were Jack Ross, be kickers’ handicap; Coin and W. Velzey, blind tes G. Wright. driving contest; B. Freeland, putting contest: J. Killo- ait be | : i | [ | fingered ball is up to the individ- | contract today in New York to wal, but three-fingered balis are | manage the New York Yankees in increasingly popular because with | 1955. unsigned Times story thern a better grip is assured. said it was not learned whether Stengel’s saldry for next year The father of Hank Bullough., | would be the same as his reported Michigan States all purpose foot-| $80,000 for this year. Stengel and ball guard, Levi Bullough, was a/| his wife plan to visit Glendale aft- college soccer player in England. | er the upcoming World Series. ran, pitching. ner at the Old Mill Tavern. Coast Paper Reports Angeles Times said Tuesday night Event was concluded with a din- NY to Retain Stengel, LOS ANGELES @—The Los it has been “Teliably in- 4 @ Globe Hoists. @ Champion Air @ Bink’s Spray @ Proto Tools “Patis Headquarters for Automotive Machine Shop | 84 South Perry St. DISTRIBUTOR of Service Station Equipment @ ARO Lubrication Equipment @ Atlas Lathes and Saws @ Chicago Pneumatic Tools @ Heinwerner Hydraulic Jacks PONTIAC MOTOR PARTS” Compressors Equivment the Doctor of Motors” Service and Rebabbitting Phone FE 2-0106 ~ id His sophomore year, his ist in a Michigan uniform, Hill was faced with a great disappoint- ment. Only two years affier he graduated as a star in high school, Hill found that his serv- lees were not used too much at Michigan. Me didn’t even earn a letter. From there things became! worse. Hill didn’t return to class- Christmas vacation. | Shortly thereafter, Hill returned from Canada where he had taken a short vacation. He had learned that he had been drafted. Uncle Sam forgave the delays that Hill's vacation had caused. After some time in Korea, Hill, returned to the Michigan campus. In his second appearance in Mich- Motor Mart 121-123 E. Montcalm igan uniform, he played three min- | ever. ts only a beginning utes against Washington last year | in the season opener and scored | "x Gazette, daily newspapers, are the last touchdown in a 30-0 score. But the Big Ten ruled tha. be-} cause Hill had not finished bis sophomore year, he was not eli- gible and he sat out the rest of the season This year, eligible again, has-returned to the Michigarr with some new determination. He says that he is studying hard in a premedical ciriculum and work- ing harder on the football field. 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They're afraid the big | Would run somewhere around 50 | million dollars. league clubs won't send them any Now ball players, Well » ° . ! The veteran club owner said the | Albany, N.Y., club of the Class A Eastern League had lost $250,000 “since radio and television broad- | casts of baseball have become ao prominent. “Also during the past . TU go this thing alone if necessary.” * ¢ «@ Lawrence said the big league clubs collect millions of dollars | Over Its Two ‘Flag Winners | is ard baseman Ray Boone, Tiger catcher Frank House. Orioles won, 453. , Hil /afinually through radio and tele- | nw $595 mm erm Pay ¢ as Little c as 1 25 a Week five years, 25 leagues in 200 cities | have been killed by radio and tele- | vision. Multiply $250,000 by Wo cities, and you get 50 million | dollars.” Vision broadcasts and are “trying |to put the minor leagues out of commission.” ~ . “The big leagues violate the | most sacred agreement in all af . 7 . | Lawrence plans to confer with | an attorney, identified only as one of 's most. famous attor- neys, about the suit tomorrow, Frick . Se sees ea nil | as eee a rao SERVICE STORE wes ee 30 South Come FE 5.6128 “Now don't get me wrong. The big leagues should wo ahead and — Arizona Proud He's known how I feel for a long time. I've told him | thought he | ought to resign.”’ — PHOENIX, Ariz, ®—Chamber of ;Com merce enthusiasts began ' whooping it up today in prepara- tion for the All-Arizona (trained) World Series opening in New York watch the Phoenix Giants, also elaimed-by New-York, and Tucson | | Indians, likewise by Cleveland, meet for the championship. b The Giants have been doing thelr spring training in Phoenix and the Indians in Tucson since 1947. 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T= of Hunters Is Seen for Fall Licensed Nimrod Total during _-the -srasen which gets ander way in the Upper Penin- | sula and nerthern Lower Peninsula Oct. 1. Bulk of these, however, were not expected to take the fleid until Oct. 20 when the southern Lower Peninsula its opened to pheasant and other small game hunting, Non-resident smal] game hunt- Expected to Increase crs were expected to number 2 * around 8.000. 3 Per Cert nretrer-30-880-resntent anid 3000] non-resident bow and arrow deer hunters were expected during the archery season which starts state. wide Oct. 1. The firearms deer season, which ed climb two to three per cent Se pores can over last year. resident hunters and 30,000 non- * Arden McNeill, in charge of the ‘ residents. LANSING (4)—The Conserva- tion Department said today it expects a record number of hunters in the field this fall. The tota}] of licensed hunters is expect oe Meet 4 Days at Proud Lake pry ie. and Mrs. Sportsmen Shop the One Stop with 12-16-20-28 Gauge Light Loads and .410 ‘1. 25 97 Box of The Sports Shop 16 S. Cass FE 2-7621 —— i surf this year in that Derb The record catch is 73 pounds, caught by an angler in 19 i # «| ITAA ALAA LALLA ALAA WHEEL ALIGNMENT ¥ eee kn dd AND BALANCE THE TWO FRONT WHEELS— $12.00 Value—Work Guaranteed ‘7 Thursday, Friday and Saturday FIRESTONE STORE 146 W. Huron St. FE 2-9251 (en ddkddddedddiddedtde. —_—— Me Baa as: Pet ssttLadéidd < } By MORT NEFF Every fall just before the open- ing of hunting season hundreds of valuable hunting dogs suddenly owners, and most are victims of pretty well organized bands of t: oe * thieves. There are sound and sensi- ble ways and » means to put a ; stop to this ne- all times is one method, of * course. Obedience Ss MOTOR OVERHAUL Garageman <4 & Pontiac Piston Service Co. 102 S. Seginew NEFrY training under the direction of one master will keep the dog from responding to a stranger, or from getting into a stranger's car stop dog thieves ts the car tat- teo. Hunting deg associations eee — - Skiing Big Business in Lower Peninsula | IRON MOUNTAIN # — A skiing report of the Lower Peninsula will be presented to the Upper Penin- sula winter sports council at its annual meeting in Iron Mountain MS serves YOU RitiiT Te serve right is the fundamental parpese of € Te protect Club members against loss, to do it murely, to do it fairly, promptly and with good will, that is the history of its 31 years. ke serves the member right, always has and always will. And almost everyone knows it. They know it so well that more than 60,000 new members will join the Club and newly imeure here this year. Why don’t you? Betrelit Autemebile Inter-Imsurance Exchange Oct. 2. The survey, conducted by Michi- gan State College's Bureau of Business Research, points out that skiing in the Lower Peninsula was a * last year. It is hoped that council officers will con- duct a similar research of skiing in the Upper Peninsula as a result Michigan Outdoors Ear Tattoo Is Urged to Halt-Dog Thieves “disappear” from the premises of > at the-one sure way thet witt 4 | all wel) versed in their special | fields. 15 Expected to Attend Annual State Confab Problems of Handling re of various committees. Sessions get under way each day | at 8:30 a. m., run through to the | dinner hour at night. leaders and other speakers are “+ i } Tuesday's sessions (Sept. 28) tle in with strictly business questions. On Wednesday, the managers will visit Island Lake Recreation area, Kensington Park development, Camp Dearborn, Camp Pontiac, Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, Dodge No. 4 Park at Cass Lake, Highland Recreation Area. This is a field trip in a bus. Personnel problems, water | safety and beach control; a dyna- Few Poor Sportsmen. Hurt Archers Hunting Be that as it may, the bow and By JACK PATTERSON haat Hunters, as a class, are a pretty; SFrew can enjoyable, conservative lot. They are apt to| 8® Well as (the mest sporting feel a close kinship with the past| Weapon for taking deer. The bow and much of their time in the field| humter must possess enough is devoted more to upholding tra very close dition than attending to matters of te his quarry. Hunter the moment. Thus it is that they fairty equal view any changes the balance perhaps in hunting meth- the hunted, od with a cold, | as it should be. iaie, ery the objection to y enough, bow and arrow and arrow hunting? Is it hunting for deer, unter has @ though surely than the. gun tradition - steeped & . And the enough to satisfy | be too long, the most exact of it the bow ing, is almost if interfering universally con- PATTER hunter rather demned by non-bow hunters as a wicked, new-fangled by arrows, on gun hunters “rights."’ Nonsense and die in of course,. but Sometimes, but the vision that the bow |of hordes of deer running around disrepute as a hunting weapon, the | sprouting arrows like so many pin- development of firearms into use-| cushions has proved to be a great | ful hunting tools established the | deal of twaddle. And gun hunters |rifle as the “proper” arm with | do their share of wounding too | which to dispatch deer. | Do bow hunters “stir up deer’ So there the matter rests today and make them wilder when the | with traditionalists placing them- as in any sport there are some screwballs, and for some Let it be said again that these guys are not representative bow hunters. But there are enough of them to give the whole sport a bad name. So the next. time you're tempted to spout off about bow hunting being the ruination of deer selves in the awkward position of “regular” season comes around? | 5.4; ng, remember that the deer Probobly, and so do bird hunters, | 4,061" give a hoot whether it's a campers, hikers and picnickers broadhead or a silver tip that ends Widths at U.S. Racetracks Var 20 to 30 Feet NEW YORK (#—The widths of Yy Discussion | American race tracks vary from | 20 to 30 feet, with the back stretch usually being narrower than the front stretch. Belmont Park, Saratoga, At- lantic City and Delaware Park 'Hunter-Safety his days. And the answer isn't to shoot all bow hunters—just some fe . Your WINDOW GLASS Program for Youthful | i -Nimréds Presented by OCSC Group Talks Sept. 27 Plans are nearing completion | each has a 100 foot front stretch |for the Ist annual Boys Hunter- | and a 100 foot back stretch. Ar-| Safety program at the Oakland | lington Park, Garden State and County Sportsman’s Club in Wa- | Monmouth Park each have a 100 foot front stretch, but their back stretches are 10 to 2 feet nar- rower. Only Washington Park re- | verses the rule with a 90 foot front stretch, but has a 105 foot back ‘terford, Sept, 27, at 8 p.m. The program will attempt to} better acquaint young hunters, in | the 12-18 age bracket, with con-| ditions that arise in the field and | general hunting knowhow. Boys | are urging this practice every. | miting demonstration by a MSC where for their memberships. | man, and committee reports pro- Each dog is assigned a code | vides the bulk of the Sept. 30 number — and that positive | session. Friday's ving includes | tdenitftcation-ts—on~regtster- na [a resumé of the confab, with | tionally. “getaway” set for noon The number is indelibly tattood z on the inside of the animal's ear Bowl R It quickly and easily. Buyers are Ing esu S urged to check carefully. If the wt wh dog they are considering is identi- beg 3 oor : ° Gea. Printing ; } fied by the tattoo, proper owner-| Team No 1 6 2 Team No 6 6 ship is easily traced =o a ~ ey wate Ueniney tte, ee The whole idea needs a lot more on woe giro —Ouhinnd Puei and national publicity, urging every i a hunter to have his dog ‘tattoo’ _— registered. Once any appreciable spots { Beckers ~ number of dogs are so marked the ae : pate ’ stolen dog racket will quickly fall | stars 3 Backs } apart. No thief will handle a tat-| Seogearg | t — —-.an too-registered dog! "ae oka 2 Whirivings * Oddly enough owners are hard |e1?; women's game, seriee—A. Marshall to convince that this idea is -@ aon Sek sone - Guana, etrtED—W necessity. Each one who has never a Jratt—a--dog~-stoten~feeks—that “it AF Onn OME —— will never happen to me."’ When y.. 40 Redmond's 2? it does it’s too late! ase %8 Ree ime tt = — ver 4¢@ Team 19 13 ) so PS Es | Any-Deer Season Forms tm ree it veer es Must Be Mailed Soon mae 21 Tem 17 oe}! LANSING (P) + Application | s18: team” geme—Ned'e Driers, 138.| Rec. 2009 forms for permits to hunt in the as Dec. 1 any-deer season, now in ar aia ~ the hands of license dealers, must | [ores e— : 1 be mailed to the conservation Teer 3 Gare " department here by Oct._10. Rego = 3 Successful applicants for the 81,000 permits to be issued north of M-535 in the northern cower Peninsula will be chosen by lot. TUESDAY'S HOME RUNS Hofman. Gomes, Giants; 7. Power, Renna, Athietics . Sou, Re- — Cardinals ike, ner, Sauer. ee; Dobby. Oraaso, Ind . lane Bhe!! ? Team Team 3 71 Smith Tes 71 «Teds Team 2 44 Team 8 Team game series—Gmith Core | O67, Team 7 2691; indiy. game, series— M. 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Recaps PULVER ee ee + — Reds Associated Press Sports Writer | Roosevelt was president and Leo Durocher was managing Brooklyn when a 15-year-old high school boy from Hamilton, Ohio, took the mound for the Cincinnati Reds one grey afemeon im June, 1944, ; > * The youngster missed the catch- ee first nine pitches and finally stag- gered through one inning with Stoneham Hails Giants as Best at Polo Grounds | Players Think Pennant, Winners Better Than. ‘51 NL Champs By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK \—If you take the Nuxtall Blanks with eight of his/| place five runs scored against him on five walks and two hits. Ten years later Joe Nuxhall has gave the Milwaukee Braves only reo hits, struck out six and — two in winning his thi made the grade in the big time. | strai t complete game and his The lefthander, who was aa feae chee +0. - youngest player ever to wear a| In the American League yester- major league uniform and proba- day the New York Yankees set a bly the wildest, has conquered his record and the pennant-winning control problems and hag a tidy | Cleveland Indians didn't. The 12-4 won-lost record for the fourth-| Yanks beat Washington 31 for their 101st victory, the most games ever won by a runner-up in the His 12th victory came yesterday and was the best of the dozen. He Hoople and- Name Hawks Over State By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE | Now, for instance there are 11 (Grid's Grand Old Gaffer) ‘upsets for opening day among the Egad! With my typewriter still |Collegians; Iowa Hawkeyes over hot from picking the Indians for | Michigan State by 5 points—umm!, ths World Series, here I am leap- | Say 19-14. Then there's Texas over ing onto the football scéne—giving |the Irish, a good one—eh?;—21-16, the fans winners, right and left! [and Michigan over Washington 19-7. During the summer Dr. Ziobotny,| These are based on the signs of 4th dimension|Capricorn, and the Scorpion, in mat hematician, [the new system, harrumph! = | and I spent many! Now look at the others: hours charting a! purdue 14. Missouri 1 system for picking lines 20 Penn State 7. Indiana 20. OB8U 13. Bos Braves in 12th Win ing only one game to tie the—atl-;at-Brooktyn: Chicago took a dou time mark of 1180 victories in the | ble-header trom the St. Louis Car league, lost to Chicago 9-7, * * . tender from Brooklyn, became the first Yankee rookie in 4 seasons to win 20 games. He gave up only four hits. all singles, in running The Philadelphia Phillies and the | his record to 2046, New York Giants continued their junior circuit. The Indians, need-i winning ways with a 5-2 triumph His ‘System’ Santee to Try for Landy Mark | break the 3:58 mile record held by John Landy when he runs in the Sugar Bowl ___THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 dinals, 43 in 10 innings and 3-2 in 6's. The Boston Red Sox beat the ~~ Chips Favored to Keep Title in I[AC Loop. Fast Backfield, Headed by Jim Podoley, Brings Bob Grim, a 24-year-old bar Philadelphia Athletics twice by 43 scores. The first game. ran 10 in nings. * ‘. > | Pittsburgh Pirates were rained out. In other action yesterday the | Bobby Hofman hit a grand-siam | homer in the first inning for the Giants and Ruben Gomez «and Jim |Hearn held the Dodgers to five | hits La LJ . Jackie Jensen won a popularity / Contest as the Red Sox’ most val- juable player and celebrated by driving in the winning run in the first game and hitting a 3-run |homer in the second against the Athletics. The Indians committed five er- rors as their ll-game winning streak came to an end. Larry Doby drove in six runs but it was not enough to overcome the leaky de- fense whieh-atiowed three Chicago Tuns to score on a wild pick-off play, a wild pitch and a passed ball | Kansas Speedster Files Entry for International Mile at Sugar Bowl NEW ORLEANS (UP) — Kansas Wes Santee” hopes 107 “International Mile” High Ranking . MT. PLEASANT ()—A light- ning-like hackfield, headed by the amazing Jim Podoley, has | Stamped Central Michigan as a strong favorite to retain its championship in the ITAC football conference this season. With their ground - gaining machine tn good working order, the Chips have rolled to two impressive nen-cenference vie- tories and are x pected to mance “ three = straight Saturday against inexperienced Western Michigan. Podoley, the team's sensational decathalon gtar, has scored five touchdowns in two games. He has run the 100 yards in 9.6 sec- onds Fullback Vern Hawes, a three- year veteran, has been caught in 9.9 for the 100 while Bernie THIRTY-THREE _ | position—two deep at some posi- | tions, In all, 24 lettermen are | returning to run Central's straight- | T attack ee ee ne Texans Take Title | WATERTOWN, S&. D. (UP)—De- | fending champion Battle Creek |(Mich.) was defeated Tuesday | night as “‘Iren Man” Jack Schultea | pitched his Houston, Tex., team to | | the championship of the Amateur Baseball Congress “Little World Series"’ with a 62 victory coals - Run at 59 Speedway Old model stock cars make their Ist of’ the season to- night at the Pontiac M69 way, First race wil] start at 8:30 p.m., following time trials at 7 o'clock. Racing will continue as as weather permits, * INSTALLED IN ONE DAY | oe Raterink, a halfback transfer from Michigan State. has been | clocked in 10 flat for the distance. | Kelly has lettermen at every Lae : upsets. The new eu ete caeetrott It: Oklahoma 31. here this December, track chair | | ~ — |- word ene tee ee vom method is related {209 this one" Marquette. Wisconsin /man L. diBenedetto said today. Biggie Coaches Again; | . . m rt th . down to the batboy, this is the] to signs of the | South’ Carona 14, army 1. Penn wm | DiBenrdette sald Santee bad Aids Son's 7th Graders best team ever to use the Polo Zodiac However, | Coreii 20 Colgate 7 Brown 14 Colum. | 'ormerty entered the track mpet EAST LANSING & /— rounds i I remind my fans | vie 1 t 20, USC 1). Ploride 13.| and that he was “coming back AS ANSING ggie . = - er that I still have ogi “i gg Ee 2 nt a ie te New Orleans to break the Munn, Michigan State athletic di- “They're definitely better than the never-failing | 14: UCLA 30, Renane 14 g:blississippt 13,| record.” He sald Santee had — has accepted a new foot. Bill Terry's teams of the “30s,7{—~@OOPLE crystal ball if the | Miss state 1s Tenn. 18 asked for the “world's best mii- | ball coaching job said the moon-faced Giant presi- new idea slips up a ers” for competition, A reporter called to check the dent today while waiting for his — Se bg B the Landy, of Australia, and Dr.|'Umor and Munn admitted it was) National League champions to take . ou be Roger of England, who | true. But he added he had been the field against the fallen Brook- rtans A in Quarterback first broke the four minute bar-| Pressured into taking the. job. lyn Dodgers, ‘They can hit and u rier, have been invited to partici-| It seems that Biggie's son, Mike, pitch better. Answer pate in the international affair. /ie left guard on the Th grade “ know ¥ standou' ’ 4. Reverse. Not now! Hitting the | along with Rich Ferguson of Cana- | team at East Lansing gra school B fal Se tacks ee {0 Use Shock stronger side of the line on a re-| da and Vic Milligan of North Ire- | Bob Hannah, son of Michigan State days, but this 1954 team has more| — +verse that might be a bit slow in | land. S (ear arpa pal apa itching depth. They're all good, developing would be a bad mis- a |nah. is le . Se sues ee The ’ take. President Ulysses S. Grant looked| Son Mike asked his dad for a club to me has been terrific all r00 fem 3. Tailback around end. Could | Upon golf as good exercise, but he|few plays. So Munn has been year. I felt that right from our gain long yardage, but could also asked “what's the little white ball | doing some coaching of the Tth training camp in Phoenix. | Da he be stopped cold. . for? "| grade r ts after office hours . “It was pressed time after time ugherty Will Take! > rutback off guard. Short thoughtful. “I don't know yet who will pitch against the Indians and in what or- der. I'm going to talk it over with the players first. Also, I'd like to rest some of the regulars, but with second place not yet decided it might not be right. They may have | to go all the way today. “The two key men in our win- ning the pennant were Willie Mays and Johnny Antonelli. I said in would win the pennant, but I knew we were better than “I started to think we it when the boys wouldn't They always kept bouncing back.” The players, for this is a better cl means an awful lot in this game.” Oatfielder Monte Irvin had an- other idea. “This year proves more.” he opined. “Hustle and ~Durocher's strategy won it. Last time we foaght hard, too, but it was a two- month hot streak. This time we proved ‘we were the best over the whole season.” Former Top Fighter Expires in Cleveland Funeral day at St, Coleman's Catholic Church, Advantage of Healthy |yerdage play but ew un ae R lew be the play . the EAST LANSING, Mich w# — | 1. Punt. The rain, the wind score — everything calls for the There used to be a military axiom | kick A first down would be nice, somewhat to the effect_that the | biggest armies always win the ee eeeeieeeereeeeie Michigan State. blessed with WL Harriers Win healthy reserves of manpower, will = ° bet this way by using the shock | ingham troop system in its football wars ‘From Birm again this season, | Rollie Langerman’s Walled Lake Even someone unfamillar with (High School cross country team the team could gather a tipoeff en [opened its season Tuesday with a ARCH-SUPPORT, CUSHION IN-SOLE | A gym shoe built for comfort, $3.98 speed, spring and wear! SUCTIGN ete SOLE. Black or White. Stocks of GYM EQUIPMENT 24 E. Lewrence St. Ph. FE 2-2369 2%-33 victory over Birmingham on winning from Ypsilanti Central. Sailing regattas their “| boom during Wala Was 1 ee “Plenty of wind, but little at every position,”’ promised coach | Dufty. 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Shocks Folks at Pottsville git pretty shocked ck in Pottsville.” says glumiy, “They think if I'm to be a stand-in, I should tor somebody more on the of Helen Hayes Or Dame Nitty.” F ga an have te go back one these da , and explain a why — for just $20 a day luach monry—she consented on Fr Fee tand out the other “a i i G3 had to do that scene of Mari- ‘s for “The Seven-Year Itch" __@ight times before Marilyn showed “Up for the actual filming “I look like her—sort of—ao they use me to make sure the lighting is right and the blower system,’ she blushed daintily, ‘is working efficiently.” At home, where Mrs. Moso- _— : ; few things. | plentiful as the famed of’ broken- tino teas for five years sweated out her daughter's modest suc- cesses (“which she thinks are slightly immedest’’), they'll aev- er prderstand. “T came to New York originally, | you see, to be a lawyer,” says the girl who is built like Marilyn! bet thinks more like a man. ‘‘How- ever, shortly after | enrolled at New York University, I suddenly | thought to myself — girl, you'v® | nad enough of school. Why don’t |you try livin’?” She had just | graduated, the spring before,from Syracuse University. “I was staying at the Biltmore | Hotel at the time, so I just hustled | across the street to the Arthur | " The men at Arthur Murrays “First thing you knew I was Mr. . | Murray studio and asked for | | M. himself.” bug, but glamer girls are as hea along Broadway, so she's | had te resert to standing in, 1 “The knack of standing in | says Gloria, “is preliminary to} | the act of dropping dead." But in- | | terestirig, she admits, very inter-| esting. { ff it Ruanda. Feb, 21 the low saddle linking an extinct and an active volcano—the Nyaragongo and the Nyamuragira —blew up with a bang that was heard 530 miles around and flames started to shoot out of the hole, mixed with ash and pumice, Lava poured out and ran down the moun- tain threatening an important road. A few days later, the new crater started to build a new cone of cinders and hot stones around the first hole. The wild animals living fled, elephants and buffaloes wandering boldly through native villages and ie § E rE i Mama still wants Gloria to pack up ber luscious 125 pounds and get the heck back to Pottsville. But Gloria still wants to stick around the big city, “fsa Zea Gabor Will be here soon and she'll need a stand-in,” glows Gloria, ruffling her off- white hair till it takes on a re- semblance. ‘And someday, may-. be, I can even play myself..." Principal industry of Guatemala ts farming, corn the main crop. SIDE GLANCES in search of food. The mackeral has a different swimming apparatus than other fish. 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Mi * | with orting his for- ids plant. the MESA en- emey a Be ntl 17 Overall se a a ~ 364 13 vening clothes and Ford will have great! the body tempera’ _ FE 5- = —AdV. night For , alleges ) r Market firs t|Ches & Pit Plate G e ps. ity to build a car ~ lowering the heart | bail, last from the tered into an illegal = woe eee pag EG Sryeier ua pulimen ©... tea _« sso occupies the first SS ee prof — to rape somats upon during « . sale, Friday 7:30 =? mal agg A he helped with two AFL — PR Ng og OS Shima hie "4 Reale Op... 332 |floor of a new ee with nearing change. one of its biggest 1S-minate intervat with rela- p.m. Stevens Hall, AAV. | sot up cartier a. the offi- j from being we ere steadier coca 68% Rem 7.1 | pint rooms are been pushing this little bleeding. Fish last week cot : equipment gy aan fe eee 43.5 | Dining and heavy, bro- | has programs tively ? that he ‘ s Col Ges... @ Repud su.. ‘s|marble, crystal ant expansion new according to Thurs. eve. 5 te 7, ‘als of For America aseless” n Calls 70aG0, Ap_Ducer fre, secrets (SS SSP: 98 ye, MS Caded draperies, entrance and year, will have. an nchude a V-8| Tt was neces Laighninger of) | Mam "Park Methodist Chureh oe Fs cae Stevenso ge tll Sagpeenr elf ite! Gen Pot Si Nie RRO Piet»... 224] Crowds line > An orchestra | model. The ott time in the | Dr. aga University here, | Oakland ~ Inesamee of fe a he e nolesale os 58; | Gon Rock a c 5 : Illinois Contest OE AEN Sont Mot... Bee selrwes a ‘ona Viemien wate ee year history. Prana bine is | upper. Malte Temple, at Ly eye ite exect> pe * ; : ae an eongs & company work is being com- | fo wrap Ag GRlTeNes. Fi til. 61, —-AGY. | intended acted to overcome Significant |*.°"""*™ athers "6. ree | Sopper Ang .. $13 Sesh $8.3) ae Amon tem or tw. sad fuss eompatitive east Gn | with anid ‘produce sa stato be |Pertine Fe 8 eh tive committee | Most 1g prices 1 to bh “® mediums | Oorn Pd 31 Sears vs 82.1 oceasional A pleted for a industry | It helped pre “ hermia his objection. - @ — Thee i: nee waa 3 egpeens o> | Drug. 984 Shell OW... O81 lish hit. with a/like of which the auto As|described as “hypot onl ’ is oct be the U.S. Senate | 's¢. 3; @ireien 30. checks Be. oy Sie | —- ee $3] A typical — ee cu-|never has ee re something like suspended Yanks ign State Manufacturers election con . Douglas | cespts 23; Oct Geng |. 334 Saba fourth of a bott port perts view being | ton ‘ : : in ay thio Republican oppo. ee ia out Aire ~ & =f fooeaaiay © | faeeoilg Oe ee eae oo fight) At St. Vincent's . ae wed Another Two Years Hold-Election in cate } (D- ys Adial! cmcaco ( U. 8. shipmen’ . oa ee oe For two that ‘ hurt; rather ; : Earle Ailes : T. Meek, sa; track 383; totel for RUS- | Dy Pon 4 Sper 35.6 | fee. rate of eX- | severely seek- | tal here, Dr. te on m — Edgar ' nent, Joseph pa the most | 1: on mod ee oon Magie P ota bread.’ t the officiny other companies ethod to oper Stengel DETROIT as is “about 360; fu higher prices air L907 Ov Cal... 2 | $7175 o could hurt “Ford |. similar EW YORK W@—Casey elected Tuesday E. Stevenson, ” sets fair ot stronger fest Kod | bey sta } indss aaa rket in the Chevrolet a which produce! NE contract today | ri noit was re Manv- the nation os firm market fairly } L 4 «Bt OF 8 change. ing a ma defective hearts skin. a 2-year the Michigan “he choice, Stevenson sad nat Ee sen gen yg @i4 OF BJ.... O98 ———_—_-—- areas. or biueness of the signed as Mew. Yak Yankee | sresident- of Other officers ; The choice, ‘ statesman | sisaay’ to slightly weaker: Was wn lane ne’ ol On Po! see * | . wee cyanosis, they have been suC-| manage t through 1956 facturets Assn. were ering treet be a poche senator tines #2 ob S: eee Peatioce $5.08. bs, in B eas ita hen sees ne Suspect in aying A dvis e Schools po. 0 igh he never reduces yr cme er is 64 years = = elected at ape Cresk, first ! “an ° Stev- | nex Wess . ‘ temperatures ? ankees Bowers his GOP maid. Sar Petre Mer .. 283 Suiher Pe... we ‘ . | . ; Milk a oo ee years the |" plans Hl. M. ‘Taliaferro of , a ety a ee ren baad | Livestock preapt bai 2 Sin at Denies Ne ts Disguised ; renctiy tae eds oan tie Aucartaos Lame Grand Rapids, etueed of Dave . rightly, “as | DETROIT LIVESTOCK Proch Tre ary yay Kan hildren The ultimate purpose of Yankees psa took the Wortd dent; Howard E. oe coe c ee ss tial DeTRotT el | - = wy free w Airs. iB cues tates ea Fools C experiments, Dr. ee Ss [Eee so ms mean ae ene te ” presidential | DET sales, | Gon By Feta es:. 3" | eregudmece, . innocent TIONS. N.Y. ww expiained, “ts to apply Sertes. reland Indians. | scurry of Detroit, 1952 Democratic ity of his | ogs—Seladle 386. No carly Fy a * | ot cnet wile is dead, pleaded UNITED NA 6 drink methods te | 16 to the Clevela ‘ it spoke in the city a a receipts m- | Den Ry Sie . 388 Oe Garvie. 943 to a charge of murder can't get children easily ” Terms of the contract ager named were { 400 person lable 525. Fresh qnesye ‘35 : 14-6! yesterday If you can get them within the heart.’ : the 2year con- board members before about ttle—Ga jai | Gen } ad vil Us _ Lin 21.3 her in thelr home milk, sometimes you in defects disclosed. Under 1955. New James West A hg SK Re Fe core Siete Calta Cp ST "Tie wld. officers a cael (mat eae ~ Gaal ol oe wr cat ede ‘sci ak expires Jan. 1 — eae and W. M, 4 erase fe “te cents hig ee ber Goebel a... nee BB Lanes sees a | “SE Gave cn me who disguise. ge N. Food and Geen eas ts l leaks that mp po a deal and water of ip classes , steady; ot- | Geodyear . . aS ore “She comes from nev valves, Ives.”” pensio <4 goeush, Sood te Brine Sy Gepeeee uh 8 Set a ae” lag nae taal Ox ene] apphetionn ait We “ded |e in eo fete, hen Sase; sarly cok weimty ana i leta | Oevee Bt. 8h 8 UY] The woman 129-page booklet Child | he added. ° ' 36.00 Bumerous pa - eB is not his wife Contribution to be given to tumprs cows 10 00; at 6 canmers Holland P wt Van Real .. % | Springs cemetery ex- | Feeding—Its tion may even heavy Fo Ste "'8.50-10.80: no early Homestk ..... Ry Walgreen ’ 208 he would have the body ” the heart.” 4 salve ‘bulls or replacement cattle Meat .72) bey Warn B Pe 33.3 | and it, he said, Nuts the Ministry of Food | in time being, Dr. Leigh- A = > & Not enougn veal-| ti Cent ..’” 4 oe, ot humed to prove it, Wag-| In Britain, tablets! For the ere Caivec-Sepatte 900, | ‘ect weeny | aise oS BA Wonton tas | The battered body of Mrs. fed 13,000 school and his assistants { Wey Feulvety pain Maret mesis | Insert Cp +.B weet Doi. 3 lcumecit, Ghouencld wither of of dried milk, a + si aceasta ae { rine steughter lambs sees. | iateriat ir .. 184 rer eS: seven children, was found —— added, and found them fluld | animals heart detects « te, . p=. | ‘epring slaughter lambs Int saan i Weolworth : 4 their -home in rege more popular than fresh in humans, and then to ya LIVESTOCK "4 Yale saw Aug. 17. At funeral ” so-called “deep free CMICACS @.500; | Tat fee + 224 Young 54 | Springs accused her | milk using the — Galadle hogs 3 | bas 143 Yngst shart ; 21 a daughter Mg Eg Peg prea i oe" ann Camus te oh ko wen |= On Gut yeasces iether of hittng the nator “Ne ae als oie, ole f ress slow tehers : tnetamees off STOCK A ted Press) was held in jail marks, “the sweet, ° Ld b= min eect Mea | conga teeta mie ohh oats without ond. “Bis preliminary | mache, “th Se als nena Business Briefs ; more la steady ; 135.3 . Oct. 5. because : and lighter: hers 19.80-20.00 Sees Ses “7 set for appealed aot Red gm Mpg Prev. day 19 33-8 | hearing was milk is not Division of Chrysler fost th tnd" ays, 10-108, “8.0 Monin “Seo Scams 8 fee ies In eae and ae 6 waves) Casi ts to produce and sell t tae eee extgete DA teib: leneee voor ope. mt 9a. a. te Censors Are Clued — it may be overcome oa of 140,000 of its 1955 ae | peinelo otto $0,000; gives O80 ised igh Sa we Mee thes on Handling Reporters te mampening "K blo seme model Windsor, New Yorker and ii siaughier gieers and beiters Slow: sear oe ees | a4 ht ASHINGTON i =\~The- three familiar food,” it says. Euro- | imperial cars. “ in . 5 #014 | other steady; « 1 to 1,900 DETROIT hs) field manual forthe pean countries milks’ | conference Division presi- § Riotest ve reds West | ae° prime to high primes | 73.50-38.08 = ae cS See ' oe med Beg e be loads 28-86-38 a Le Baldwin Rubee... + 146] combat areas detail) in-| Popular in the ~~ has been | dent, said next year to absorb ol the the, Rortneest | Shes me heifers ad Tenritngs 75 2, S,, mevigaues «48 3 24 ee ae oom dee pl ina roe Rpg Mag oi ten paleo cara 4 from : Land prime and chotce 7 ssaasis age censors : t | incorpora the snack |5% m ' ‘wenterty 35.00; most a and commercial by Kingston esesbeses SR BO structing The book says tha’ which constitutes i of the | 19.60-23.50; uti nere and cutters See. | Sapeee + il <2 41 | with reporters. main are | bun, school children. t of Edmund Steeves | tion 7, op age commercial west es WS Buy” _ ove eo ft “correspondents in the more | served to Appointmen division manager : B24 feet: + 1850; good te shan trades a0. oo to Wayne Be bie end’ ubea’” reasonable oe igence and pub- = United Press grey hoe th the North- | « Sheep 2,000: — steady to weak i than average mpressed by rership al Genera] “a : pa pty treme = Foreign Exchange =i. of recsening but are impetion oa mor oo weed aren Be sé hence sheen_fully_ stew %. 00; « ema) to sound Pry announced today rallel apring lambs 18 20.56; bulk good ee LES with faulty logic fice was ident in charge or ‘the cheice "18 0-10 ia elans te-1f 00, es ol re (areas Britain ee Garrett, ont, public relations staff. wen #1, two dounie decks ond. and, chotee 63 *‘Canedian or pl penton aa tae Calhoun Cuts Taxes... Ge a en a fears sorted out 16.00; cull to slaughter 4 ay BATTLE CREEK @ acorn fective Oct. 1. F ‘of All Kinds mS ewes 4.00-6.50 Bus pi 192 » & cent; 7 eo da owners -— : nsurance 2-8357 Sheri Yoru, ep 198 of & cent, “38 | County property winter of 26 Spokane Bonk Bidg. re Itry 2001 q 110 26-9 seat 9 cent tax cut this Robert I. Knight, suntant Pontiac Stote Pou _f day futures 2. VE, oo Vi ot os | 2 Cal Board of a St., @ certified publ member = — POULTRY Be (frame) 3 20% of & cent, | The equalized t, hag been elected a oh _Jenaen DETROIT og Re. FO has adopted a county here, institute of Ac- ROBBINS. TVS, ie te mete mart) 2.68, onchenged Bolland | uation for tax purposes rer gy ele CPA profes- of, Bdueation. Ce Ye der) DA4L, ott 1 of '& cont Senden |the higher state rate png tied ton mage © hme m, 75, “Weney ene 16-06, tight a ‘\the county tax basis, the - ‘| siona) hite, Bower & Prevo GALE 27-08; reds Gray tes 36-38, Den- a ruling by the ber of the ven thet om the 20th | whites Rocks, 39-33. copsnete peseder rane) ire yee 1.4, ony aonenes Gat aty > hem Som te Detroit, at 11 o'clock roosters 10; heavy type hens *| mark ¢ . im ( could at nenvy Latin America: unchanged, valuation e425 turkeys, young Brest (ree) | (bolt | equalized P ' Leave Be Torgante |Seee eeeth seer Roof ‘Inspectors’ | at ald | tighter as demand for the Ee ie oe nn | ls Unmasked EE, Okla @ — Judge. is stored at saidi day buying Per ns One tttincins MUSKOG - returned the | adequate caponettes. of | changed. TLE CREEK # — A routine Andy Wilcoxsen eRe reese aren eet ria a Sips core fingerprint from a = root, Sivail sites nd ‘quniity ‘mostly fale. ®—Emil N. Ander- Nocth Caruiine prison 23 years ag “ihe wile oon tc veut ROH MUSKEGON ghts was man as Ned inspect cmcese resuret ne. See ae we Prredeg yrene Pive dfer Brag: soe oe Ne pe se Bong mie Peete, Nee aot |kled Toenday ins Suriaen ty tie Caen coon toe yllconsen said be bad’ monn sgn bear’ | lision near working weeks and now police coops. Sa Stab tht: fevers tenet inson was afrested two inspection, rootmen, Kee, este a ee An average farmer spends one after a raid on an illegal still. locking tox the alleged Sipousttes 35-04; young hen varteye | r . —o || AC Curtis J, Pearsall, son of Mr.) dnt Cit and t et Joseph E. and James T, Seddon, j was Pfc, David L. Cobb, USMC. He — to Ancien “lly —S vg Alay padi) WASHINGTON—Language detec- eons of Mr. and Mrs. J 3 Seddon of Michigan Ave., recently Mrs. Leon F. Pa : “s spent their leaves together in ed iaageer Desegregation Brings % i, Sone te wave Sint = wart graduate wis ; phabet tracing stories found : ge an enlisted in the Navy in High, he Problem of Violence to _ ee ty ecdea Vr om E ___ \gt Pontiac High, i city called Ugarit t Pretinic High. Shoe tie took bis > _—— erin Milford, Delaware city called Ugarit king: ™ i ore q . besic training at Great Lakes and entering the ser- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dom, now a beried,_ remand ae is now stationed at Yokosuka, He is now | Threats of violence kept two as Ras Shamra on Syrian yered 26 Japan. awaiting transfer was only rediscove to Camp Pendle ton for duty in the |Delaware schools closed for the third day Wednesday while officials pe COBB Far -ast. | |Air Foree Base, PEARSALL | *truggied with the problem of inte- “e In 1928 a Syrian farmer work- fo * * @ Kinston, North Carolina. igrating Negro students into/ white -i : his tand on the Mediterran- In the hospital at Newburg, ————— * | classrooms, it Lom mate « ee chr i —- Ay Larry — - C { { Fd fi | Two Milford, Del., schools ; pee Lifting away rangle iene § . ™ ; ' 0S 0 uca 10n ‘ordered closed until further notice ‘chat, eae arany — a vaulted wen. , lafter threats against Negro pupils sy a ground passage caidtiles Finkle attended Waterford High j ay . Ea oo tomb that contained orna School etore.e0- o Soars in Oregon —_ wre, "sceved by eucation boars , French Dec. 2, 1953. After SALEM, Ore. " “ ” Northern court since the Supreme| 7 - - * oe ful trading _ Hq % Sve Batyé ae = | call “natural increase (offspring) ruling . Sa i io. 38 & 265th FABM, APO PENKLE | "4 migration from other sections. | ic" Tg Danning =e Charlies Boyer—S-R.-s0n-of Mr--3¢-c/o Postmaster, New York, N-Y. A preliminary report of a | In’ the South. Alabama legisla- and Mrs. James.Boyer of Joslyn | ©..29%....© | study made by the University of ‘tive leaders recommended that | Rd, enlisted in «| Robert R. Hetherington, USMC,| Oregon's scheol of education their state join three other South- | it the Navy August }son of Mrs. C, R. Hetherington, 91 showed an amazing population (ern states that have moved to rit dealt pris rea ‘eae 30 | Thorpe St., recently received his! growth in the 1940-50 decade | abolish publie schools in order to pharaohs a ittite gs. A graduate of | corporal’s stripe at El Toro Air) compared with the previews dec- (maintain segregation. A special | Finally falling before Hittite Pontiac High, he | yee” eon Base, California ade. One-third was attributed legislative committee recommend-| | invasions, the city had ceased to a yeceiving his oe Hetherington is! te migration and two-thirds te (ed adoption of a constitutional exist by the 12th Centary B.C. basic training at . a graduate of natural increase. |amendment removing all reference From its alphabet language, ! Great Lakes, Ill Pon tiae High | This is how growth has affected to public schools in the state's con- sceintists now are translating a T His present ad~ , School | Oregon schools: stitution. es « « rich body of legend, poetry and re- dress is: Charies His present ad-| For the 15-year period -1928 to The nd or the ligious belief. They find poetic_re- R. Boyer, SR. * 2% 4 7 dress is Cpl. | 1943, school census increased 3 po sir “sake eu anh we *% semblances between the literature 4590-33-51 Co. 185 - “* Robert R. Hether-| per cent, enrollment 18 per cent,|| ~- pag Press Phote | 0! Ugarit and stories written long Ratt. 84 USNTC BOYER ‘ington 137724, | but average daily attendance de. | hols. It would give the legisla-| sx00CHIN’ POOCH—This little white poodle was Dated after_inthe-older~ ‘books of the Reg. 10, Great Lakes. Ill Station Bakery, | clined 2 per cent. In the next | ure wide powers in setting up non- | first in line to kiss the bride-and-jump into Julie} mindful of the pup’s muddy paws on her white Bible. 10, — oo € MCAS. El Toro| 10 years —1943 to 1963 — school {state operated schools and is simi-| Taverson Hennessy’s arms as she left the Church | lace gown, the bride joins in the laughter as she Recently, ties have also been ! 7 Air Base, Santa | census increased 52.4 per cent lar to proposals already iven | of St. Mary at Shenfield, Essex, England. Un- | hugs the four-footed well-wisher. found to Greek mythology. Today Recently home on a 14-day leave | tafe . | legislative approval in Georgia and | - ecacsema et ~—— | the tablets of Ugarit are aiding was Pfc. Harvey Schroeder, son of | Meatherington Anna, Calif enrollment 33.9 per cent. and Mississippi. | . t - a mo Bitte cad theowbe Mrs. Louise Schroeder, 905 St * ¢ @ average daily attendance shot UP! gouth Carolina. voters approved Crusoe Island scientists. There were 142 species | Sen, Bridges Lauds ike, | oer taht on the earliest sources »Clair St Roy K. Ltiey, son of Mr. and| 70.9 per cent. the “private” school plan last of plants on the island a few years : ; ; “This abrupt increase in the | ° Congress for Economies of .western civilization. A graduate of| Mrs. Frank Liley ». a | year ‘Slow! Washin ago, almost two-thirds found no- | Pontiac High, he|%! _ Milford, re-@ ee oe cee ee —$—_____ Y g where else. Its curious rock for-| WASHINGTON (®—Sen. Bridges | k . ent! as : . people of Oregon : aaa | ege . y : . “took his basic | mated. to corporal with the necessity of completely |Claims Williams, Others Into the Pacific | mations are unique and its waters |(R-NH) today credited the Eisen | Saginaw Jayces See training at Camp/at Fort Riley, —— ous a on tne | Ut at Dem Picnic Sunday | WASHINGTON — The island | bound in marine life. publican controlled 83rd Congress | Continued Fluoridation ~ Chaffee, Ark. Kansas. He is etal = - - stamped in fiction by a famous with “astounding” economies, but| SAGINAW (UP) — Two health - added SAGINAW (UP) . G. Men- | . : a : Following his| stationed there ind a £. wine at eee other | ootrint =e Seabee Coe inst Aid Class Holds he indicated a balanced budget | authorities will spéak tonight at leave, he went to| ¥ wife, wat weed al intestinal | °° 2 Man riday—is slowly w * may be some years in the future. | Saginaw Junior Chamber of Com- — Fort ‘Bliss, ‘Tex.,|Shirley. and their ~ |Man Pleads Innocent = [{iccrders ‘Sunday at & Saginaw = Pacitic Ocean. Meeting at Red Cross ca. |p Bridges, chairman of the Senate | merce dinner as part of a move te where he will re] #~™mon P +3 ; . Strangely, the sand - girt dot of| The first meeting of an Appropriations Committee. said in | continue fluoridation of the city’s | ‘ ceive guided mis- | 4aughter | _ |to Giving Beer to Minors — pasar rally. wes J) mat achioved Werery diatioe-|venced first aid cores was buld|a topert that since January. 1953. |C mre nasty | SCHROEDER sile training A graduate of ~ Pvt. Harold Leinenger, Jr., recent-| Sought by Pontiac Police the attended by an estimated 1,500 group 400 miles off i\: Chilean Anyone with a current first aid practice at the dinner. ly lef for Japan, where he will} past two years; Yaughn was or-| Joins at an Albee Township — certificate may enter the group.| Loyal Order of Moose will spon- go to .construction engincering | dered to trial Sept. 30 by Judge Seni And souvenir - hunters are | Interested persons may call FE | sor a Polio Fund Benefit Dance in hI Po } ' School. Cecil McCallum. _ ee carrying away exotic ferns, cab- | 43575 for information. = Moose = at = = Clemens | Muc Improved ity tended _ Pontiac |tective Sgt. John A. DePauw who TOo Much Wind Blown by the bundreds. The. resulting |p ot chy Myst inc alae aration Et ace fore enlisting! walking on South boulevard near — ; . -it ~was-on 3% square-mile Mas a{ IONIA @#—Amateur astronomers All Moose — and their | y ote h efter & March 30, 1954. / the viaduct. ~ WASHINGTON (UP)—The | Tierra that Alexander Selkirk, a|Tuesday reported to civil defense | Suests are welcome. ee eso pmo ) Before being as- _ ———__—_ : we ak Bureau was swamped | scottish seaman, was stranded | officials they had tracked three h GG § pope te tieait tein |. signed to Fort And Lani m wit uiries Tuesday after a | trom September 1704 to February | glowing, but unidentified objects | C ildren Get GG hots hiccoughs, planned - S Leonard Wood. lt Ain't, at Tha radio announcement said “Hurri-| 1799, Although Daniel Defoe picked | across the sky Monday night. The self today to imparting his bless January. WHITE Mo,, Leinenger re-| NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP)—J|cane Jerry is due to strike the/an island in the West Indies as| observers said the objects were| FRANKFORT, Ind. # — Four |ing at — a J White attended Pontiac High ceived basic train-| State alcohol control agents re- | city.” the locale for his famous novel, | traveling at tremendous speed at| hundred thirty sctivol children | Vatican sources said the a : - School. ing at Camp Chaf-| ported they found $6,000 worth of| The listeners hadn't stayed | “Robinson Crusoe,” it was Sel-| an extreme height. Spokesmen for | lined up for Gamma Globulin shots | year-old pontiff also is planning _@e@ # « LEINENGER fee, Ark. bonded whisky in a Fayette Coun- | tuned long enough to discover that | kirk's rugged existence on Ma’ a/the Air Filter Defense Center in| today at Mulberry, where seven | deliver an address tomorrow at @ Recently home after completing/ His address is: Pct. Harold Lein-|ty hay truck. ‘That ain't hay,” | “Hurricane Jerry” is a windy | Tierra that inspired the story. Grand Rapids said there was po| cases of polio have caused the audience for a geo > radio school (MCRD) at San Diego'enger RA 164662788, Casual Pers. ' they said. - auto dealer named Jerry Slagle. Mas a Tierra long ago attracted radar contact with the objects, closing of schools. _physzics_congress. p th . eS Funeral Directors 4! Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted 8| Work Wid. Female 11 ___ Building Service 12 7 POSITIO ™ NCED ASSEMBLER|SECRETARY WANTED, SHORT-| EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER |CARE OF CHILD WHILE PAR-| BRICK, BLOCK see Vecchione tice «Fenech ur na eae atta | ean PAD MN Sa, S| Pee ge ae iat Se aS | ak Ea Pe ONINE, SEPTEMBER 20. 1964, te @ = be | ° f EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR RE- : COLORED WOMAN DESIRES Pn. PE 49004 “Rear Sse fae] FUNERAL HOME, | tetnast" nara ‘vom fi to| "nc atrrens ———|_ Shs Satpeancenpi cet Me] mead Wt cect rte] “Prec "men Btw" | geass bewregth aut ene) ee one Ganson Suguets Conine, seer brother of | AmPUinnce Gervice, Plane er Moter | $169 and more per week Imme-| white ar colored over 26 WLOEALY LabY BoA wous| =.’ wan. stating 86°. | PeMALE CASHIER, MALE on | “© ** floors, seawall, érive- and Allen | — FB 9-078 diately after short training pe- = i eee bier te ee Lu re 1-200) ont pace _ female meat clerk. Experience COUPLE, Y EXPE-| ways. FE Wallace W a Se ee ried. Ces furnished. Insurance | ye ra 64008 ver. Live _| :. j- Recessary, Must be heat. cléan.| fienced tm domestic work. Good 9. W, Comell held ‘Thursday September 33. ot —t pine eci. ee Oe ot eee ee ee dcating| Son aseh Wan Dyke. Uptown | dependable, willing to , 4 ey rete ru ios, | COMPLETE AND 2 m. _ftrom the Bethel-Rven- i tape Birmingham IE Sal with high class clieatele for Biras- cies Utica ; te sue Sane Gite my any gy modernizing service. Attic rooms, ona The Pontiac Press —_ em. =| Real Estate Salesman om be . Sie | Geena ress. ra tlled Lake ask for . rive Sta, with Rev. Maynard Prterested in making money, cher 4 —" Galen. ESTED IW & — : = alae te Ocster Interment . Pull tims o0.v. Avply i= per —_ - Ine 8 new photographie pias. § days week or housework, FE nA t& Sacred ebm |p SOR WANT ADS |] Automobile | GRURRSAP SES | atten cree Ste tie | Fea A BRE | nate SO ee eae ee PE One woeh Rocky meee cers}, OVAL PE S-o1e2 Salesmen mane Sipe. Write Pontiac Press, Bos «| feng. and ‘var. for might work. | “Cegunere atie 0 PREG truans| Sais Te % SY Met. FE TCUNENFros'cotimition Cunrenies {HIS REPAIN MAN CAPARLE | —-——_—- —— — —*——— | _ Puffe Midas . ar il Dizie ven. at EXPERIENCED QUANTITY Gooe| wer. me ot Bethel "Bveageeat “Gmares tee From 8 a.m. to § p.m, We seed several more men WT ve dung nome v6eth ond pheno FITTER ey = |)" 5-4 albeee _ | EXPERIENCED QUANTITY COOE| ita Pe 28 a “i $S i hacerwa's ot cor. Ge sivas Geek wege Oe WOMAN UNDER 0 FOR COOK: | SeGINNERS FOR PIANO LES-| sartem since exp. with. children WORK, ALL KINDS i SEPTEMBER ti 108, All errors should be re Experien@® not necessary Coteus tp See th, Pantine CERMANENT POSL ae ae tee eet te Le in Detroit for @ yrs. OR 3-8327. estimals. Jensen. 3 Ann. 2200 Highfield Road, be- im mediately The Best pey plan tmeurance Ten pit ae references salaty, 2| CHINA PAINTING CLASSES,| Sifter Doon Sat. or Sun. or write CEMENT WORK lowed wife of Bareld Deremus; eerumes fe reepee ané Aalisation eveil- SALES PHOPLE. DisTRUBUTORS, IENCED SEW. MI 47500. “Octever Ist. r Helen Fhury, 10601 M-68, Rite 3, - Gear mother of Steven Burke situity for errore other abie demonstrator. Cail age over 30 A guarenteed op ER APPLY IN PERSON toner, ene _ agers = gy Studio, 3148 Mulord Ploors, driveways, steps @ walks. “Deremus; beloved daughter of Ges b cee Se are te perce. Gee snles man- gortuntiy. Soy tor yeurcedl 04 Web D. 3, BRALY EmOP warts ae oe oe ae Harvor GIRL WANTS DAY WORK Of BY New and repair, Wo certy ety Josaman, ren ote Reem, ¢ vi 5 5 ear ‘yister pt Darn aauty Morton | § Brot ‘imeorton af the as — dey _ September B cay. 8 90. BIRMINOMAM —___| are ‘or ‘school, age chia. Seay | ORADUATE PLE Shek | socprsatreaines- PRACTICAL | — CAnPENTEn wou — aa A, ww, a - i rendered valaciese tresses Cy Owens Inc. Seat CovER INSTALLATION “laseeee ottiee 4 Sy --'3 wages. References. Write Box 2,| 08 Starr. . ee Local references. nN and custom building 73. at 2p. m. from Saints the error, Whee cancelle- le? &@ GAGINAW men Must ve experienced, apply| gence and ale Write Pom | Pontiac Press CAKE ORION; DANCING TEACH- . CanbantEs WCNK ALTER Episcopal Chureh with Rev. C. tons are made be sure te ‘Market Tire Co. 16 8. Saginaw. _lise“batiy_ Frese We ioe” “$ab BABY PROM KidAd CA gr, bee cpenines jer pupils ia | IRONING WANTED. 0310 SASHA ‘ions, troderateations also custom George Widdifield and Rev. your ‘ait ane AT ACA CD EIUC | «SALESMAN DISTRIBUTOR |GIRL~ POR GENERAS qnly $9 EXCLUSIVE new | 0. Bele Sor for fall classes | irae building. OLive 97338, Waldo Mant officiating Mter- edfustments BRICK MASON CREWS REQUIRED work. Grate age and enperience.| $1.2) assortments Make more ~~ MY 3-4381 CADY DaSIntS WORK BY DAY CEMENT WORK: RESIDENTAL ment at Roselawn Park Ceme- wane & Lasse geedest—comemen tout. Geo| Je_cel ep tnnees ) Water Pontise Press, 108. with PREE samples per- 2 or Week e070 WORE: tery, Arrangements by the Hun- ree | Softener Be your own et & GENERAL GPVICE | conatived cards, @ fer 6h ep Work Wanted. 10| MID DLEAGED LADY With Srey opemetes. Punerel Clostne time tor advertise Carl, E. Rivd. sear Mt. Clemens! Sofveoer Be your own, boss, Free | Gini, FOR GENERAL = we 3 Ya tTH | Raymond Commins FE ¢-#)08 FAR WEA TORR wi | |] pects qgateimms wee cose ]| Rt. Fustioc _______| hetp on calee. Cali Raley, PE) TOT. Typme end becthecping | Se Meter Oct ese chouftere cence desires a hinp CE 1904. Catherine, 1388 Union Lake | | tree te t2 e'elock pron the || “een required Shop in completely | oo | Savancement MC Mamufactar | 98 approval ry surprise “FREE ot: a - PAwort posrameed. Renter SELEAGED — WOMAN WANTS ee ee Poirereteer acd tae = a > beet _— ee ewe vastness —— ge en *e , = agg ee oo vs Gaectaratt 34 : tile. rE pam oy eunealt ockaanens: p= “brick. bock & aud — 3-5182. Prieey, 0 i Aw DAIVER PULL. AND Pant | —* Sn MORE: WANTED WOMAN FOR HOUSE: Fame’ Somnes” Se | Sony oe wT Petes, Gc a ua. Crema ie be canceled yg Ay 4 CAB DRIVER FULL AND PART) severe wreak, — wrens ae oon and care ei, children while _ Call anytime, Sa0 in ing, 6a trenching. 156 Réioen. Innes-Desmond Funeral Home, dav of ow time. Apply <9 Orchard Lake) scerienced Permanent. Com-| Private rosm and bain with T¥.| mother works. +5780 FE 6-071 =| Ph: PE 2-449. gi By case WANT am RATES SanPuncene wanttp novel | plete charge to established jewel) MI cous ___—s____s« WITS LADY YO BABY GfT 1 Ge | ot Coenen ees PE 5-0054, | _retarial service. EM 3.2062. FLOOR SANDING, LAYING FIN. held at 10 8 m. from 8. Pat- tines } Dav 3 Dave @ Dar= Apoly at 2080 Crescent Lake Rd | wk imcteding 2 might Myers | GIRL TO TARE CARE OF CHIL | 3 days pep week in excellent ae ee NE MENT GHORT ORDER COOK. EXPERT | F,, Gertner @: Central, FE rick’s Church (Oxbow Lake! eith Must be Unicon : _ | Jewelry Shoo. Tel-Huron Shopping érve Live in. Af'ler 8:30, FE conten aan bis te fellow math- enced day shift or night FE were Sarvowrer'ceee:(f 2 1B UR GB | |GARETARER COorLE Fo pike | Cont Te nerin | Sia POR CENENAL —noua| Err meee Sere Pe a gases — ano — RRS a aca : care of smal. group: ee YOUNG MAN WITH fF ; . — ik | «fer tedy m eres “repair. Poowe FRE 6-081 or ~ ceve—amrrmncnam wef PS ER ES |] Geter cone'ant 00 smal reper | sim “nore “atomieuge of ‘palm | way! ot terme 7 >| Dee, Meme nett nay | ee ea | ema A sec OF | Feat ie rear eavertanes i } Se 8S os able te imervicw prospective tem: | helpful but not necessary. Inquire | GIRL Om WOMAN TO WATCH Ii | Wrne Posting Prose Bor Ne. 60. | CHRISTIAN, MAN) BEGIRES| @asuinGs AND INOMINOS AISO| Modern cqupment. Jobe Tayler, 4 te a en Pp - oe — Ky RS tient we at Pontiac Varnish Co. Paint ey te. 4 2 eS oe WHITE EXPERIENCED WOMAN ~ " ' ‘Good Pe =p end ver. | phone * re = sis ore corner of Case end Huren.| nights $16 per we and for housework, Live in a after! - GARAGES Birmingham Office DIN MAKERS WANTED. APPLY | Ask for Mr Stephens ___ | HOUSEREEPER, White, LIVE Ma ‘Sata. 3:3 p.m WILL a DA 24x20, 9505 20x30 975. COM- “mw oes ie ew ee 3) LEADS. LEADS, — | family of ¢ 2 schoo! age chil! Wirtt WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE. ) _Call OR 3-028 ete tncieding coment wert. OR ve ; *s ren. Pleasant c r cuibéren - WOMAN Drsings LidwT wousE| fio% Ph. Midwest 40066 | | SO ences A FLT | LEADS | Jgiep elcome: Phone MT +-S4i8) Gry, “momeriess ome 74h ¢ 3008 reese Rennere FS| wort cere o child end live ts. | GeSeear WUT SING REFIT. - EXPERIENCED APPL | If vou want te make @ supertor ¢ L. : Wart s Hh cr Call after 6:09 am FE +0006. stone and cement work. ance & TV salesmen Oem |! v0" want Jo make 8 superit SOUSEREEPER WANTED On |VATTRES WANTED. @isHES HOUSEWORK BY THE! Plactering end” tie sort Pa 379 Hamilton erous guarentee & cer eb | cal) me We have highest com- jotheriess home Must ar wee WOMAN FOR COOKING AWD & siding. Wright.| week. References. FE 5-6747. eyeeee ; | missions. generous weekly bonus-| Reval Oak area Ol 21008 ___ | WOMAN, TOS CON ads. 6 Wire WOMAN DESIRES CLEAN |GUaRANTEED ROOFS ATE TRE OFOD HOUSEKEEPING ex and plenty of good bonified| LADY TO STAY WITH 2 Glii-| igh! housewor® AN 5° J SHOP leads Some college background) dren afterncons while parents | -- Ra aR ao ee ie Jens Pe 2307 Pe panes penn ee ft W turer beneficial but net necessary work 10 E Anp Artor. FE WANTED HOUSEREEPER BE- , @ vee of exp. FE 31032. aan trent, ee anti - EXPERIENCED CLOTHING WAN! snort training period. Call Mr| 54850 tween 35 and @. Must like chil- YOUNG MOTHER WILT CARE | MASON ant Tena one S ke . whe Would tike a good meady| [eiter #2 W. Huron. PB 43863) ~~~ garggen dren Apply at MerryOc-Round | Si pDERLY MAN DESIRES PAINT- for t child while mother works J u 487, BOX REPLIES Job with cur of Pontiac's eldest | before noon | For Pontiac Ladies apparel shop | Restaurant between 2 end 9 . inside or out. PE 5-538 6:00 pm. to bi om. 0 daze and most reliable firms State | —S | Must be thorough! rienced, EXPERIENCED CA At 10 a.m, today | | foe gl —— Egy Ronee Help Wanted Female 7 capabie to tone pon m charge, Help Wanted & + ) there were at | Box 106 ae i + Wain sales e. To experiencd| ~~ the Prese. office be 1 tiremercey Mem atr os |* COCE? WAPLAE TS S| Emer the following boxes: _ Dutton Re Rochester, siti eare "ang general . ply by — eiving full expe- YOU CAN SELL OVER 2, 6, 6, 16, T%, 38, 4, pg ML rail | own froor and TY, fecems ref-| salary expected ) wy -- PHONE 50, 5B, 64, G8, OD, TR, 78, LICENSED 1 0 URNEY MAN ee PON. Full or part time. 80, 83, 85, 87, 92, 94, 97, Bamba, PS > for mod . Aven Beauty) rience necessary. like chi; No experience 2 MAN Balen, 1008 W Fints," Rochester je im 815 per week. 9 = oe, 168, 108, 108,108, 1am =. te tra | Ob Bat 0 taste bay We can show you how in manager, Peoples | Cloth | EAS teioa. Call week for three evenings es | 20 minutes. . aaeeteS WAR wrth CAN WHE <5 UL eee on. ferah Caen? jewelry fashion | Telephone and. desk pro- Help Wanted Mate 6 S88, 788" apptication for estab- CaR — . weg WA vided oe ; youte. epen nem Sn OE eran Aor i ~ eB ‘ Automobile Salesman around pension and vacation | a Bone tae”: We. Or shone | If you are 21. age or hand- > Sales appoint ~~ EXPERIENCED COOK: | _™ -- Se . : We immediately need 3 em | Bran’ Pe oa Lone mner | 02° 4 Huron. SALESLADY, POLL TE ERP reap er you ~ AN ee CCERK-FYPIST | Sitios, Soon ekemae | Work ‘the hours the best deais-tn this area MAN | Paster gers at least 38 vears er STENOOLAPHER | want. oa avatiabie. Con- od ber te etandard Garena. N | SSmey_Squportent af bear eos ton, Bor 10 Posiae Brea | Be your own boss._* Mr st _.Teierrann ane W Ruroe | undaye "Apriy” personnel affice | - “PART TIME SALES HELP In Pontiac, 25 N. Cass.-: Tue 912 S- Weod- MAN FOR GENERAL PROPERTY | Pontiac General Hospial, 461 Wy experienced A ~ PR ; : Birth neham MI maintenance Garden. eutaite | Bure 8 = a i Thursdays | HOUSEWIF® LIVING Cost OUT siuscaif Sask, ane’ talde | matetonance | DESIRE: YOUNG TABY "FOR Paar Be fardaye: © om to| of bend. Supplement income a r = ae Geed salery Permencet’ px and diversitied “experience. a) @@ Se. * opm ot 7s of car ~ ~ References required. MI ¢1008, as aes wa z we ewe! Bhop ——- | your home ~ — + 2 ‘ y estimate FH 46805 FE _ Bookkeeping & Taxes 14| -; ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE Edw. Hawley FE 2-2602. Foot Specialist 158A | Plait ‘i aecinge Bt. PE Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ALTERATIONS AND . FE 46062. 2505 Gariand. COA _FE +7074. Garden Plowing 164 ‘eset ark or OR 34274 eves. 4-0230, REDUCED RATES ge > save you. Smith al ¥ Trucks to Rent VY Teo 1% oa Stake And ‘Trucks Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor — = Television Servies 28 Mane, Pes oof SEROP QO ‘ae eroml iV 88 Ke" L, Templeton, Realtor, | 2339 Orchard late Ra FE 44563 | § Unlimited ‘3 A. A. fou N SON, Beatin 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | Settlement! “You'd better put. Fido_ in the carrying case, dear. the | poor a looks tired!” ri Louget aincoant | er ee rrr res wre | TOY PARTIES, NOW. &u your Christmas toys free FE 5-812. | 8 to | " §% oa eet on yee ie A. troniaee. we B.D. cHAt LES py oie STONE REAL REALTY | Wanted ted Real Estate 32a, Rent Apts. Farah 33) SLD OUT west suberbean lake properties For quick action give us « call IP. C. Wood Co. REALTOR LESSONS ‘MAHAN REALTY CO,, REALTORS . AND DREséES | > and alterations. 191 E. Huron. WE NEED Your Property . tent rout Square “CARE. mh ms ano beth F rE Rent it Apts, Unturnt Unturniched M4 BUSINESS IS TERRIFIC! .| MAHAN HAS BUYERS : ANT ACTION - C News Newingham, Broker Pad SEs ' a er td, Miscellaneous 2 ——e WANTED—LATE MODEL avro- machine rE 10700 q Fa i Soliton 283A A. JOHNSON 1 Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ated homes. Call us for imme ROY KNAUF, Realtor 2 ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND | > bath, |. sem “COMPLETELY ane “Pur. DON APART Clean — with school aged = ROOM bed kitchenette private bath and entrance mo heat th Me furnished. Adults lave after fi and BaTi, “sew ated, ee oe a 3 rooms and Sosn, Adults only $00 per month kK. G. HEMPSTEAD re ee. trance. FE 3-7579. 7 ROOM APARTMENT, MODERN. Outaide 1 child. wel- ‘i408 oft . Sie ie _ Private 16 B. Howard, nooMa MENON COUPLE. Downstairs "oi entrance. x 7. 2 ROOM AP. A 7 ROO APARTMENT z ent PRIVATE and beth. 111 N. Tele- THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER : 22, 109 30|SLICE OF HAM Rent Houses Furnished 3s PPP LL Pepesit fequired Avaliable from Och. let te May. 2896 Rowan, off Wibiems La Ra _ j NEW 9 RM PLETELY Mob + an bus line, ar grecery ota 74 | Parkway Rd Cass Laxe ag Part No. 4 entrance Ask for Lal rick. PW 2-4089 LEAR” i COUNTRY home on § acres furnished to Bhat” ot! Rent Houses Untura, 4 egwtals < OF ALL KINDS mH EL ENT SERVICE Fa GRE FT BEDROOM HOUSE ONE 4 bedroom house. C. Pangus, Or- 2, | Shad, WARWace te tana oe rE 4.5000 7 EDR ALL WODIERN workshop $76 month ue winter's coal . efler 6 pm. FE 43100 T BEDRC CLOSED PORCH rene Rasadow Woed ’ ROOM “MODPRAN Gas a want | % bie a a —— Depaotet veempred mS ‘Hw | MODERS WOvaE, PARTLY FURN. north ater On ce. &, Ré Apply J. @20 ester RD Ph, Plateau 22190. NICE 4 CAR GaRAOE yom All modern seecemeneee Oe | only FE 4-3}: # ROOM HOUAE NEAR waterea | ; Fr Gay out F REDACOM ALL MODERN | _suburben. Call re 4 0850 Fwo BEDROOM UNFURNTAHED Gas heat and garage @dulte only FURN ¢ “noon | WALLED | Lake AL MODERN rooms show er, only Diocks from village on pow My 656 EB. Lake Dr "ase | caretaker et 136 Walled —_ fean ROUND MoosaN 7 ROTM | Sa 2, ORNs) ROUIR FOR RET tn vn the fOtaE O0sE of aYiVAN LAER avir mo mag | et aseee erase West side 686 per month — # ROOMS FURNISHED. | heat welcome. MY pees | er MY 370. 7 BEDROOM COTTAGE. MODERN conveniences Space heater Avell | able from Sept. 15 to May 30. FE +7837 WATKING LAKE COTTAGE von. cies Available ‘Ui) June. "For Rent Rooms 37 BUSINESS GIRLA TO ouane “tp mene Noi y ‘POR GENTLEMAN ave ee ere Ate 2 o r- fined jady omy. 6-3208. HOME -privtieges end garage teach- | ~ Room yy Day ot Week “HOTEL - ROOSEVEL T ew © WEEKL Y Y RATES $12 ROOMS: ei aN FE 45-0128 sae Onfi. Jone aMALL aP FOR RENT ON co, ny Narenoy, age e i a arivetn oot FE» | VARIETY hardware, 978 0, © City, OB OR 3.1788. FOR RENT YOU'RE UP-TO-DATE}. when you. look in Classi- fied for things you want. + Want Ads offer you just about anything! THIRTY: SEVEN | _ For Sale Houses o- _Fer Sale Houses 43 For Sele Howles 43| "]. 9 ROOMB WILLIAMS LK. 069 SYLVAN LAKE bd weal w ‘en side : hen off beat, Garage, FE 23063.| ¢ ~ ELIZABETH CARE ~ or FE $210) immediate posses: | on Grchar Lake hot water heater, ay oak floors. Veale bots ove West Suburban GAYLORD & Co-operative Real Batete | Exchange HOME. NEEDS oll of fining 6600 down | RED HORSE 6019 CASS ELIZABETH RD «2383 rE 3. & bedrooms, 2.2% baths, rumpus room, 8 car heated Bleck te privete sendy beach and beat harbor on a call for'se sppointment tee = OPEN BATURDAY, #BUNDAY uae K. Irwin Oe out Orchard La end then right tw ! . heat, Miidle , ; ees wx,¢9, SMART BUYS ie ig ee HORSE = Some GOING FISHING? = This 1 A trailer nto LAKE ORION bed ‘A "BE AUTIFUL nacers ba lovely brick reneh ty ee Watson, Realtor | pioture At everlooking the bw THE LAKE {™ 8. 2906 Willems La yrhd ovens Fell — ‘other our | Deer fake: | ca onn ORnS ue very seldom that berrer ake THis ie racers toe een with ite gent —— conrad => naturel beauty — home cones any lake privi- About| west of MACEDAY LARE Modern fram beth on ‘tire — a Youngstown cabinets. Lot Humphries | _ price cx le 922.068. Call tor appoint ~ WHITE MAT Sas “This “Week's Specials” oe A. Johnson, Realtor _1704 S. Telegraph Ri Rd. | KINZLER Sylvan Lake Front i * | ooo privileges, Pull price 68, “T EMBREF & GREGG W000 Union Lane Ra oan. VACANT, Root “ead Pontiac Vier. cL. aAberi ~ LARE if Pe Siu i ft ; Union Lake Privileges a arg sen Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ve AE Pca a > g s : TH Httet i ; EZ. terms on this 6 GL ES | REAL TY CO. “Low Down Payment — To qualified bayer op tis fur- “TACK LOVELAND ye oe Lake Ba eee eS) “ALLERTON ROAD — 94290 “i? a i 4 re ee ne ¥ i # : : i “ é i TH i 2 5 t ‘elgg f is ig. aj i: fi 3 728 it; a | a J pe me ‘ H UE i pe TERRIFIC _ LAKEFRONT | a i HE j FA Af ? ES fly i if ‘i i 2 Fa*? RAY ONE, Realtor é ‘ eS \ * j 4 7 t * ae : : ‘ ; ; = : ‘ - {# : ; j { 1 n vc dle . os t. oe 1DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1054 en iE ni MOURLiAS DUPRE cCetae PONTIAC PRESS, pata "= | ___ Por Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses “s\CARNIVAL ; by Dick Turner | For Sele Houses 43 Bee Bete: Ronens 0 For Sale Farms 48 Business Opportunities 51 : ny ’ 2 v ; ; ern - aan said hard | as tes |... Lake Orion Pee | oat Peek oy =| ! “a 3 BEDROOM RANCH. |3) A =| ca wala entire | ean Gk Sess , - “ogre Mall fi| Re aes & on eh | aia {a |E 3 . BRFSS SS Tate "Watt vult Ste | oo How , Si a fm he » essment teas, | 200 DOWN mater ge ae val co at SeRRAC Licata naam | Tom preven, cy ete nt Bin Sees ti, mee | Be’ eS Race setae | -~-Pisbaooer sone conmusre | Star's, ‘Cpe eart ema | Ea oun somoous es 82 1! Atiached gear ee! CUCKLER REALTY | of 3 large bedreocns, sstroterge __Sale Land Contracts 1 pw Koon Fe thee” "| Be SEMPEAS ve vans SR $281| rnd sso wi plore, “Cas: i@ Eves VE TANG TE $4313 OR F600) | wey to unfinished siti, full bese LET YOUR $88 WORK al ia ROCHESTER AREA | mest end automatic sicam ) Johnson | 3c] ere LAKEFRONT of FOR BETTER HOMES @ seem , house, 3 bedrooms, ge- MR PROFESSIONAL MAN 2 bedroom home with “£2... _ realy | Bt ; between = STONE REALTY Here ts one Three bedrooms and _ ities bet screened porch bent Ese _ living, One | “ ” NICHOLIE rest) Post dis wilt be i ad weeks. 1 ti car enrese} core, fast oat af landscaped” On bes tine. nid Ka mine msi, ESTATE fo 86 FT BobING On 5 te pm. on 1'o 8 Lake Goll ‘Course tn meow CHARLES MELICK 11.600 down Sotee Ss" atth 2.8 cw ov] For Sale Lake Prop. 44 fe. Bene, ne Money to Loan = 83 ed == a 29 W Fifth Bt. Rochester | OND ACRE LA don tp : P COTTAGE WITH ADDITIONAL | § ~Stainmas puowrace | ~~~ | OWNER saYs OL ¢-001i oF OL 1-064 | “This 2 bedroom home has oak 1.1 | Seminole — —_—— —= tat water, heat. —iake privGoges:- * oders: ranch type home on 4% — —Ahetatag ete Satine | — ROCHESTER AREA | fishes ‘itt jeu ft faerie | “OR sop complaining, Herkimer! "You should be thankful!“ Silag: eh, asma, sas, S| feneiow. aoe nrraer ctah| any er tome eeiv yemnaned | GET CASH QUICKLY | mm trick win den Eel, | Large living room. 2 master bed-| ong ie” beautifully decorated | YOUTe Mot one of those simpletons who does know where Sar gerage. 818-000. . Heights “eu 307m. Sussbem Us. ‘na. eect Meron. U to $500 an modern living 2 car garage, | foome. Gnack bar, “iy, °° | throughow, 97.280 with 61,780 | his money goes! SALE. WA Fe soe p sp cee ees | iT ED te : 5 Family For porteulars cal Fd" Ovens be ee Sa ee ILLER ~|R ll Y For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 Shacis Cirurch and School. Good | 08 Figo U.S. 10 HWY. al == - usse oung were oe income. Terms. Investigate. = am ‘ Signa’ omen over se NORTH SURBURBAN lu w peol®Hl"™ re tu] Watilnd? Pie AR [eva «oe OME Wag KNUDSEN | ER atti] maces Pets | OAKLAND sad Jo ae Cute room, wih of ‘tonced, ait _ ~~ LAKE ORION ne ee SS ® rp sisie ere. REL Soe — a SF details. : LOAN CO : Electric water heater. Re- iN house 4 bedrooms. 2/ 41000. DOWN, YEAR v= oes FLOYD KENT, Realtor . 1704 S. Telegraph Ra._| Fag, Bowl Fy Rie Bateman blips act | Etat hele Track Farm | Lake & Water Frostage |ELOYD KENT, Realtor ; . veterans, fe — ws GREEN RLTR, MY 39691 session Ont 3-4000, You retired people willbe tie, per Trost ft terms | pr. cornice 3200 Dixie Hwy. 7 m NORTH SURBURBAN |. OXFORD AREA Biren abe fearon, | HOLMES-BARTRAM suai 02 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. - hemes Cisee tei, tnd | Fils home toutnew tut nas |S, "oi alison at Sa ER yy age a : including @ complete 3 yoom bese- ds of @n4 charm. Brocseway to 3 car gorage. Laks come per year. Pull & . Rent-Lease Bus. Prop 49A . singer FSctacped ate eae i| Sion Stee "inatameeg, | Reig eae |THE HOLIDAY | 80 F'n “el Straits of Mackinac cx weneug w sy) Need Money? land. Ideal for retired : ol) heat, large lot and close MER REAL ESTATE COMMERCIA 0 OgRER, Bye A. pete man! ALL LOCATIONS te schost. Only 01.690 dows. Mica oun ] To Sunt" rl ioeconstrection “oll | _lisaboth Lk rd Th +0831, | 1's on near as your telephons, a HOMES + he OY LOT rier. feria yaya mec ogee, mga | gt | ip peume spple Reulty in’ clvetng let ue elp you | 1 Livi $250 Down gpa..son -megnancs side’ Mackinaw City Entire prop. eee ee ee FE 5-8121 i amediate possession. $18,500,| get your full j uxury La mg a $450 pny rea es et) Fd access i — Bilis . Pontiac FE 23-0103 . on W ecre among on iness Gardens, hotel or motel evenings. | por euto financing, refinancing, Ofori Sa YB Sig hte | ES 2 earn eer sata, oat | Rimes" of ia Sree ot | MALL anaTAURant RQUTRPED.| Selly pSresr mah tadad ty [om full dasenent with STONE REALTY CO. this 4 bedroom 1% bath , | price only 04,006. COMPLETE cost fioors. plastered walls, painted | tastefus. fur hed. Offered at @| _ Write Press box 30. compicted on your first visit and fei BRP A home. stream with recreation . the: will aterest wise in a few mintues. Libera repay- Price of $4,080 with 41.685 dows, | #19 Josivn hs aw ge = yy hH Moves GI Into Lusalr ges furesce full Coa. a cary belore “the ffice S ment pian. FLOYD KENT. Realtor i none” nomen eee heat ond. 25 ter, st Ranc ome storms and screens, large breese| rush. For full informatica Store or Office Space mw. Lawrmce 2’ re bain| Simatic Retain ye tase | Pe rake nO a%gieg| — 3-Bedroom House a fie sree | “EMBREE & GREGG | 10m 09, 0. < sat over; ose! Home & Auto ~ e bale Dae wy as / I ot! echool bus pat tee Orem Let's be frank. if you have been ; eo carats Street —bw L Co - ‘ * and i_Deep well Near St Benedict's Plum wirtng and ass —_ BRICK TERRACE BA vest. Avatiabt Fn nll oan mpany ty built 3 bedrm, ‘x are th. House needs im-| shopping a new *, you full dining reom, oak Sale Suburban Prop. . 401 Community Bank as weders Wy Soc schon and terms, Um Priced ot CMS WHR snow how dificult it 1s to find © ie Peo Ware : 10 ACRE Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor wsAddaiemmmdhol AUt Touts Meat waraTe oot Dandy home big enough to meet the . "| SUBURBAN FARM Fe “tautt "or Fe abes Partridge he Esters | Huntoon Lake | STD Sw) pe Pete we! eee | TEE LOANS room is TRE “BIRD” TO SEE ods hie poy he EF BRICK TERRACE 4 room Livine room alee Kitchen, full bath. oak floors located in Clarkston ee . ’ a. “take, Laces he somes te we pate srt! UWTTNE & ROSA| BME IET Om liner acces ames oe| community Loan Eo.” We offer © full sized three bed- ou coop Hele ls a place | MAVE 21 ACRES 1@ WILES 8. OF laws Hs | hibsei Hf me : foom @ rm. modern terrace end bitches gown. 2 barn | Of wert, Wary, w 4 0 E. tile bath | 8, Ons heat complele |. Taree bedroom ranch home | ‘payment required. — | kat oper __| fe, Nite 008 Rave sheteseqes.} eet Ste age el FE 2-713 SS eS ee | mee ere EER an! SQ | Gee __risay‘er i " and : F C ood Co heard-of price. $10,100.00 buys you ; . ; a8 . L =. : ve " neighbertoed Te M. BKEwER beth. full basement with gue ~\. WC . BARGAIN Giroux & Hicks} G#0- MARBLE, Realtor ce BRIGK RANCH te Sie or Pe hrm Be ey Et Se | On Ota open a een eee tea! Sut, baal "orct” Ravenen stig aii Peon _pt99e WHEN YOU NEED PLUS INCOME _ |@epry ya a ert canon — | Macted carport, ons sonias foot) shed jebcizog., ncn: Only | aes sus Hing,” Sprarem Pama. | Business Opportunities 51 2 00 a ga , wt om pore rete pater |” DRAYTON BUY | | x ST euOTT 59586, — |, swan srartow vom unaon $29 to $5 | Ses eee | eset. | ANNETT |= | | Ses | ee pear ; and only * Siete. from (Some. i ihe , om oe we wait lied Ed OFFERS a JIM \ RIG T, Reakor ~~ = | OS Eacelant ‘Sake “ctins Jeevbene ws or call ot our ot school. Priced for quick sale!| jst few & 5 p00, seceee enh | 91,600 down, aot at this low price for the following | C sre PE tSE| of D_ SLLIOES 50m, Sealers, Cali TRinity $-065 weet- . ‘ WARD E. PARTRIDGE fireplace. * fond basement. assed 4 Gra sak st | ame: Matern epto-dete butid. 2 FAMILY _ po . MAyiawr 62009 | days or University +2006 1. to STA REALTOR, FE 2-8316 | Sitere® ta ¢ augien Suiy Wh | Sticke copatrac: | 106 methods are employed, suined | Zz sent pesiguis ie Poe | Mea nent a. Mish ground “Oe | i -CHAIR BARS ER BOP OR TE Open Eve to # Oss Par ot sop pse : teak, oil hest sebeol ‘bus | labor makes production costs low- oe, this Taree” aun and have a aah UFIPOL [2018 Ustes Lake a. FINANCE CO. FOUR BEDROOMS : . or, Quality materials wed) TiN a sibs “month le large | ach’ wih ee FOR SALE GOOD MONEY MAK- FE 4-1574 FE 4-0528 , ~~ terms, OR 3-4835 | 8 Se tees | Reators GI_Resale—Washington | geeughew - reut te tower cots) Pinatas" tay Sekt | <0 RO LOR. iain SEatiaeer” feitesreia™ suet | M2 Pontiac etate eat mas A HOME OF YOUR | [Sts sitwctivetyantseages | Co-operatives! iatate xchange Park rective + room and pain | 7 Setting expensive repairs and) 4 FAMILY “tame frees, ne Reser M4) Geprece ee owe TN is OWN) ee ee ee ; hl | BSR Soc arnds |Ofea a' OF NOUN eS erie eine tated | $000 CASH S. Johnson Ave * neiieet Aa Moana STO J | S cee a tb nercane“Pencea| YOR MAY 000 more attractive er Be ‘| Just_Look At}. Sal FE 1.008) sitet. &_—_1---—-t5¢-You Today SOS P : ait), room treine Bome te Y | Wot. + por cent interest. Pull! pouses as you leat through the . SibE BRICK” | CHEROKEE HILLS! | ?'weu'ewabinea none wormecs.| 2020, PAMILIRG Ix ‘Powrsae x tom” GAYLORD pages of this newspaper, But will condition room 14x28 with ceanin, cousry besten ane Wil sch st invemory. or Buckners in the last eat. Large ot imme BEST BUYS _| Auburn Avenue Income natural ‘replace wall welll Sheth Late Md” i mie W. ef | fest budding to ot bust years. ; 8 mon heme, 6 some to-| Mar be able fe wihstend Se itive, teauitha andscaned” toe Telegraph Rd—and select your | {5h op 7S BUCKNERG 18 THE OLD RE. North—Off Joslyn CR aE TODAY Semele iret nor. 5 rege | Mente of time? Quality tile te she} HEAR ire eway CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Fon NERY OR CEARE FOOL COMTARY WHERE TOU, ARs stores: bur lines 3800 cash oF Set Speaire, th fa Bear ee | Grade’ Gree" wih terme. PE RANCH TYPE __ for 2 famaty. 18 winuiea | long run Am imepection of Oar 97 paid. 42m | $02 Community National Bank Bide, | FIVE APT. INCOME —GRGME Gi | © ee enare - nes alt BatW LOW DOWN : 08, terms. homes will reveal to you the "| FOR COLORED FaMiLins at. ) layotis short 2 Family—Wisner School |* ROOMS, AED” uN payne p - of toon os _ GATEWAYS to te ° ae gown, vin a tmlay ment evil be ea res tf Oxtinnd 4 reams eat AOE NOW ss SS to 16 Acrae—4 Bedrocase |. To tsunoveapasmne| HAPPINESS -| fe: 56° ars omar | Ree ee Sean een down 8 room: and pe are tpear- . kind and considerate treatment. of Attractive ranch a ene 3} with Duilt im 1961 room a My @ Pe, ine quarters above. Tanks in for , walls. §14.980, | bedroome floors of wat” eng Seogesns uch Yani? Tih picture Gindow Every house oo Bas a THE FALL SEASON Liss gas station Wil, sccont moder® | SETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY slum Mises fo «4 eoge oa m picture basement with ol AC the site, We invite every pur WILL SOON BE HERE Acre parcel with 100 &. You can obtain up te $800 to- Near St. Benedict's Nes as Bid ovea Torved™ air’ furnace, “three scree “windows. gxceleat | chaser to be “sidewalk Super.| O° sll tel for now ine howe | SA SUC, Seiemwornocd Very nes fe MY SOT | Say SF ant Gay at Backner's 2S ee ere tavis oe + inant” we be erin tr sim: SS" Moo ine wis | Sates MGTa Tut pon | Gay sume ckee face, weRers | emi "parments ie “hare $1,000 Down op Feetee te 98 pe ACRES ee Fate) oe enw Ce el ae See eee | Be pe one Tov nmivead treaknge, tre w, nvewment FA 108 seaped. jot CSanise, Incaled’ West |s-Totg wasiW ON ELIEABETH | Co: My_ Bart Pe Deiks Bye ae Yeoari Punt price | —Sst_* Bom ond i ay Sil ake F You owe' it to yourself and ™~ brag Seep ee wont eo Ey to a vat al B kn - ea OXBOW LAKE | Geonames frat | Silver Uke Fro pea ne:| row ay © von motapar) “elke obAe LTTE FARMS— | Bees | EACKNEY LAND CONTRACTS py ~~ 2 tat | i ad ditto “rtunted “er.| PARMS and seo the fine home| LOOK WHAT YOU GET | x. .seur’ one acre tracts. Close sin 30. ® FINANCE COMPANY : read, smal dows payment will 4 BEDROOM room Satan Int | you can own for less, much less, fn. intereating. View mel te compe, | Sele’ iat Wie feua ea s| Bees “of tualive t | “Gorner &. Saginaw end. tures | NICHOLIE | SE a Fl BS ee rl ale q AND HARGER CO. “| s wweson sce ccs tem | Sule Ses Sti ike star ful Cbevement | eee everyting Pweg ree wit aunea | TH. BROWN, Realtor |e x: gaya ee| MONEY for Open 6:39 “Wl &: with od auto- rooms : ; 1362 W. Huron PE 32-4810 : ¥ st “he Fe seus matic "bet ‘weter, ot bende on cad sah Ios dows Sr ee. | prem Peatins . go out W. Heres rt aes — oe | = Sons } Hi let Ferme canbe arrenged. | Sp Bhenty of ehient space, | ba tt te Crescent Late nd. Tare let ai target Be - AY (000 D full 3 gas hot - . Z F DK Realt Busy with beer & wine in one day. Your eral Biggie Pacinees nea front JA ba 1.0 D EDN. water Besier ae pm. Roy Annett Inc.|. Ope" Daily 128 YOU BUY if WELL INGURE IT pale gl lena ou bens ents ee ete es Seep ene Ss | loses Ee Sets | cpuaey onomc [*Qtm , me ce Te ol Om mee | Sie eo pens |, Gan LIC boat yard, Oniy | Fontioc clty limits, 96.900. $1.00) SUBURBAN CHURCH | "open mvenings and Sunday 1-4 -- HAN at's bare to beet! 10.000 : ) Sy ereeist PAUL JONES REAL ESTATE pee ett —-Baid~ 1 — 6 ACRES READY FOR sURBDI- plus stock 69 W. Huron St. satctantial dows pay | 02 W. Maron FES 3000) Trame ullding. ail equipped 2 LEVEL ACRES | mat and “than two bedroom | Co-operative Real Estate Buchange| rue. sdiotning ofp. Onl 438) 1 ARGE HARDWARE |_ Phone FEderal 3-7181 fo h vate : x2 guareh, ov patvete or 3 BEDROOM cools cee eke uatan’ Wad FE2 To ‘ACRE & Bacefont location incites mod AmB pointment gh gg RE. 1 . poe we me en ee Open Bex Ws: Sun 204 a. on Ps fee - are a ex Edw. M. Stout, Reahor | 72 us SS ee 84.973 — 9500 DOWN NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH & ee ou) ™ & — a Prangeg M2 ond meres, ee ee a a year. i. a a RS | FEAR RQUND moe Cweer| Liver Senin Labs. Meet 00d | Were ke cs room home Gonaned INCOME state Service hiftet frimc—<—nona| Set Sa uaa | oy eg “huge "Diving tolute perfect condition, Paneied | Located on excellent fou eu0- 9500 | rans, OR > 1300. “eo ay top and heated breesewsy and 2 car nF Sa Be . 1 ' a eas 6 ROOM HOME mails eat. “oood hing and | Soc gas fired. steam heat, 3 | Foome * new ho weaves pene. PLUS SMALL, ROME ota ft ings A Dargain at $7,050. is peaugeved ‘weet 'wit sat | WEST. A : cette aks tenes At] Salar buitee” case | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor] ai ceases st | Ouse our nate sets yer nn ee oo . R. HILTZ LL PRICE | "yan cere This REALTOR ONLY $6,000 Erections “condition inside and | Srranged thre end | PE S61 PR west sate soverben koms eit paneret "wale, soparete | BUN sees | FOR MO OSP ie Hee lana" Cloe "Wetertord enerasetg. cit eat and garanen An ca 1 ITY use Classified ads! wM. A. _ - CL —— a THE: PONTIAC PRESS, Ste enrbls onde | Sale Household Goods 57| For Sale Miscellaneous 6 | MODEST MAIDENS WEDN ESDAY, se ERI al SEPTE MBER 22. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. on whiten. wan ‘ee: |x ROCHESTER. bt Chk | qeened ter © rm. Ropes: =| Ele STORM Ww ite + =“ hi he i Loan am 3 esee | otam area | lig BLAYLOCK oscar ree MUSED TRADE-IN | dopiatrimct vie yaltt Po. POT. OL 1-070) dss dgene ry LEAP Fa. or - + ; Ll | LOANS $25 TO $500 —— use | DEPARTMENT Tur gurtaloe “cupboard ‘ent REE TIC Rene SSRI Paar) EE cia aren | ORE BENEFIC IAL ee oe MS. | On heate 2S Le a | | co. | OES ROOM” SUITE ir plece be gone pool — ya 3 | fins bikes r mower. | 7 W. Lawrence st = _PE seis ee me misc, thems Revrigerstar Bee ae — Eaehe door, | LOANS $25°TO $500) | DAVENFOAT ako carame— | * PSEA, Ror ene leone paris Irae Wot Si Baxter & Livingstone an ¥ tom “TABLE —CARGE THOMAS ECONOMY | 9S WINDOWS 5] 7 = ps Xe a DAVENPORT Al = a FURNITURE co. Mees, 80 Ocersce ehet oe.” & aoon Saginew . 70 - CIREVLA ~ LOW INTEREST = ee Oe tae ee rom ar taed | Vnoete WR | ww Uatrened Tune or singio family BOTTLE GAS * ECE STRING BOGE Te. Drv « leaning Machinery y ‘ pe ae a eo complet: grout home for $32.71 ice box, $7 988 Myrtle FE 4487 1 1@ ho boiler with return: 2 B H. G. PE ’ Dixie Hwy at Puctaus 8268 is CU PT DEEP F TAKE “aility _exiactor. ta Be. ETERSON ee a ae TT pave fen “T Cissell spoting board A. Chassell! bie pole estes ios or Pe vert _S oe 2 ng ie Call after | “nore Window oven: a iol and se) forth Small down. pay- Swaps 55 CROsteY GHELVADOR 6 CO YT“<'itis Avohsale tS eecns,| Pee gis Cnanee. Wete Puatise rE, ft Late @odei balance a $14 nonth, MY iv $31 . | DETROIT JEWEL RANGE. NEAR- ly lider FE radio | EL. LECTRIC STOVE, DOUBLE BED $20. ca. oe Cox | |W Pine, Lowe wankor DIRS -Sereage of equity in te Poutiac as oa Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor E-Z TERMS New furniture apectais $30 inner- *‘Driag mattresses $1965, $20 cotton mattresses $1105, $65 ole MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20 | USED ELECTRIC MOTORS grovel, ome | Slade FE 00s tens wok, ec’ complete. $38 30 | Vacone CLEANERS —— Plywood —, — cob hes 14 be WAgirigerstors. washere ti a ne oe ec — ie J " ” i rub $40 S200 aeesaees peer “ful | WROUGWT TRON 8 BUNK wos All Kinda. plain & decorative. Kitee- —arge eelection of wedicine cabt proce * atiootetiening bery Sattefied customers. | Also eres ee rg gh Tag ee = ET SE 1400 Naa Are MO oO oats ceptions! bargains Michigan Pivc- WOLVERINE’ CHOICE TOP SOIL rugs B18 0 by 13 wont face | ALWUT Tene Bro. Need Sona rescent, 383 Orchard Lake Ave. | LOMBER AND WRECKING CO 0 Tard Lande 08. Dottveree [ .— tis aloes | ¢ €:00 p ong vanity. . “ RLECTRIC” LYOuT “PIRTORES pec bal Rs IE Ne. peg villian ve ee) | GHG HO Wie bint ame per ce a every seem the Bouse im iti stone, hot lime, pidier Coal | _ sheeting, per $75.00 mined. can be seen wat ie BANK FURNITURE CO. | COMBINATION BE scrcaseees 00.9 cevent.jued dents ie | a Ss vetane + Ave on- COMMIT Wane mPa a ° ’ -, ox Tai Cena a eae “hk hstalled comple * LARS AVE t * = |__@tate. 1098 y £5 Oh - ar We carry @ full Mine in umber, +-——_WALTON-EV re eres ie a or | ’ th aint PRD oie or Pu -iovi “E-Z TERMS Walton Cr Joslyn PE 2.2291 | satel Tle ay chtgen Five ear to Day "y Piston Sy pects ont builders eupplies petween 10 and 6 * —— = hy 7 ent "jel Orchard Lake_Ave. _. ELKINS Wide TRUCKING CO FORMICA Bi XD END A O07 ROO eee ts WAN Haar. NEW REDWOOD PICKETS Ny. EVEN QUART PRESSURE COOK. age di "top. call wim 8 cuoine, grey . a1 Tree | vere, ecobtnet tabs. off otees, ot &v..3 A. Clear and canted, er, like new GR 3 F 40063 of OR D419 brass freplece mere | _trie range 1 E inteet| igutue’ Geaaiete | _3 a = | "Soe ER OIL wath "POR NACE LIMITED AMOUNT mode érepes. Al like new OL | "oat [ MORRING Stott Aubure | Leundry tarye. stand faucet 631 00 | 2 ~ Good eotl. $10 toad 466. j oer “hee Sheet ? mae Hr ian Drayton Plains Michi + pad per ron sit® GUAR =, = Wayne » Gabert's FACTO ny ae eae ai BAgina 5 aoe ae Seo WARDRORE TR U NK, | oe White IT LASTS Ree 0.88 0 | Appliance. Specials { + : * ar fod | EXCELLENT CONDI-' rit put BCA Bin Mu s Roy's 96 ‘Oskiand a eo Brand Sat Hiectric ag Fe Rell id he os TEL BORA i _TION, $25. EM 3- 5847, | po ee wa concrete “are grave 8 pe WALNUT ROOM | nag te any TESS Fan remem MEATS WHOLE ote Waren > a Peeesere PM WE HAVE Reed grovel 7a > | _suite, PE 44436 ff apps =< pait = er Opdyte Mer. | Olt iBATER wate 3 al Rede tient eieitben eee Fitt Bin. HAUL YOUR: ee | i yood 0 - se 777 8 Andersen. + 04n0- ~~ FALE samples. 7 TEN HKG -FORLETS UIT be ° eee , off Auburn Ave : : | egpammes: | Ploor pg al Da i N. SAGINAW PE Deis | FREE stan ONE BARY BED -& MatThes | tion doors. Coal. Lumber hie a Seg — 4 model dryer, was | WaNTED NOT | Washbowls with fittings $11.99) ; ory - : i e a end oan O70 a8 noid models. PE $8788 = ©0.66 | $20, high chair 03, nursery chal & builders supplies. aravel PR 7-0831 ARweE eee a4 se up| TOR 5 ROOM Ol. BURNER 4a [waite “fes'sh Colored slie.s0 | ud ‘sleeping bes. lef burner. | PEL 5 breaktast sets 7S “11 ee ims — Beconds —Irre Pris | 830 1 eee table saw Bear M. A. Benson eres sever? * _. $9405) OR >TEI6 int AVE PLUMBING | archery set, 60 Ib test, $60 Also an Pic TALTY BLACK DIRT. | Seeley inner. mattress $29.50 sj cy PY Al sgt arene | 100, ry } Saginaw 65-2100 «= other items EM 3 40 NN Gaginaw FR +2021 Oo FE 440: ee +. $38.30 refrigerator | $200. PUEL (OL. FURNACE. TORRID WEAT 2 Wine nOMEX. WO_TE Td te PF aor aioe Nor ¥* a #10 8 | guto. gas stove 70 60 gal. va | 775 ga! 1) Mm legs, eauge. IN cap; rotary tree conversion burner. in full coils, G. A. Thompson, | THE BEST OF Slack ms Mpstetcasd'votr GSS | Eater amt Ge oma, Hm, Ee “Fa_s ler si CIRCUE SORA WARN FARES | — | paocunasy hoa Ymavewny : Bendix auto. washer $45. or will | On. 4 ANKS. | ae ‘ CLAY *TON’S trade for dows rayment on bouse- | “ SALB” ¥ OSD WA. | furs & tings “is PRAT \s GAL. TANK AND SIDE ann grovel Pit run 60-40 ond canine | rr : Furniture, Appliances —SSStt wine oe — re ane “h leouthe) me ft | em Ve 4-e0i8 PR 9-890 ‘ale 66) Franklin - % in (3) leng*he) 1 G00p BLACK bint AND TOP —— |. BA PLUMBING surly | PREC On WALT PRNACE sail Band and gravel. Delivered FENCES _| me 8 Seamer bee See, s $4 \% Ww 40 50 % | OR | PROMPT DELIVERY CWA } it a Metertgi or imeulation — = ¥ oe well fet pumps with | Pee ' _ = ; black dirt or 00m Bt ee tank. 0413.60 Reo Se 8P kee ER orres WAWOKe WACK DIRE, om. , watt CHTPPEWA FENCE (@#).| _© A. Thompson, 90 8. Perry 2500, stand ant drome piped ropd revel. coment aver 7 cosas ture rei miee. | sanders FE 800s OR _>-1251 PETRO ye cus =m, cover | esi 5 Wa int 0 FR | GREY GI CURVED LIVING Roo couch. 6 mo cid dDiond Jr. dinette with chine cabinet, reason chair Cost be pes sell _ 99. Call ev 4% fr. Wall Tile. “se ea ele r) ae mo ad ioe a4 Segue = 3 ‘ itl px wie" Lounge chair, 020. 182 | gees =T a = ‘Kuoty Pabeting USED RADE: IN DEPT couch DELCO CONVERSION UNIT. COM- with controls Bert Weed, $20 65 \3 M room ; Tranklin MA 6-287) |S pe. ring soem sutio, bs od je EXHAUST FAW Bint At AUTO. | erator guaranteed $40.95 matic shutters $40 00. Million w : ©, BTU steker in good ' | Large dressers $F es | $75.00 Gener Printing & Office “| Lownalnwe 639.05 Supply. 17 W. Lawrence & of drawers $605; tac i: adaiaiiins SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 1 a ; FREE PARKING ‘DAYTON GHALLOW-WELL JET WYMAN’S 978.06 Du flat well oatet 63.78 gal = 18 W Pike Only _ DuPont tntertor + se Ww ASHE RS RECORD | : 62.79 eal. toner fee oll | $49 50 ‘Deed vacuum $1000 Used ee pardwars LT - Prigide 9 Open Sundays sire tefrigerater like new CRUMP FI ECTRIC 3463 Auburn PE 4-387) floor sander CONE'S RENTAL 128) Baldwin 32-0071 | va ANCHOR FEN ENCES a Pe saee2 or eee on ao asaes ANOLES. Sow eg | Saas | pipes. retnfore rods, basement | pore i en he od Sreet Con American Forging & Sock. Blackett PAINT.. Good insite und outside waite =i Oition TO B AND. SAVE UP TO $500 ON MATERIALS. MAKE SURE IT's Burmeister’s Northere 2 Lumber. Co.®% with 7 Trott EM 3-4650 SSS J hss ty gy &- a Cerone | $2.98 GALLON | ae | vermin tg wand 4.28 sheet we | we LITTLE 10". Redmoot . LAROR ESTATE S Pas. ht! Ae * ae. ate .D VARIETY WE : DELIVE ER — ve 1927 Auburn Pd tet Crookes: rE >) 2 tw PORWACE ose | unit 97S. Garage Doors, Time wil) tell you LifY costs Qua i Taylor _— Oar Doors Oreat fe 2010 Dixte hey Sauna Garage Doors | M Benny pdom gates od G& M COMPANY | | - = ‘ . ~S . ~ Se \ ~~ —— —— oe eee wav AR LA dear, { this-wes tr the-window “Honest 1 only For Sale Miscellaneous 0] For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ewer we Ow went window shopping, but all ®! 4¢ c ty GAVOE MODET " a ebells and case, 650 _¥® “eae c cee & Dirt 66 PRADA | wel TOP SOIL FILL DIRT AND | send gravel fea rn te ot | ss “SOL BRE grave) fH) gare Conttin. cr Top Boil. BLACK” DIRT, | FILL, SAND GRAVEL. 9c @acCHAEF FER FES.71014. FR 808m @LacKk Dirt AND peat MIgw | Delivered) 6 yards 8? 90 5.2840 her 4-062) * DIRT AND Pat LOAD or delivered 1380 Crescent | Take Rat OR FT B4 TRUCKING SERVICE Top soll shredded peat sand HEAT SERVICE ~ et natn” TORS” CHIPPED. oral, separate or mised. Top soil | w - rt m HO 6% G. A. Thompean, Jack artne Por tens with ao Mec CETTE | Perry. iONDRERO vith en ; | tulty « d theor, | 30 J.’ RaLigs 8 viel | ae awe bumas dettvered any utility room, or basement duct- as beater sal loading weekends L type ot fermere Mow wt rerrred. p= Anon = #— ent he OR prices. It lights itself and burns | 3) GALLON uonTOouEnRY SC a Fil. Dr “BAND, Ne +. 2 oF 3 off Go simple FOU FSlectric Wake: heater table | washed run con install and service it vour= | oh. never wen’ 97 OR D041 re “KH ae Mundreds tm se tn ; | for eT. | area Demonstrations daily. As- be al Wet on BURNER | Waldie FY 2781) sociated with Tratier Exchange. one season @ 6 Telegfaph, across from Tel- eves, and e ooh Johnson, PR 4.9447 Sun. P. E : ‘ inch sTakL “PRE WAY OL WEATER’ ak in blower je al! Cag Tee, Poraul laundry tubs controls, $150 Gas po. one eee water este: Do It Yourself ~61 wince (HOLLAND a “|| WASHED @AND aN GRAVEL Exe oadition. coment and morter, fill dirt end trucking aes a Ruliding Buy plies OR 1-9 ert AND Sy ay Girt, Mike Jenkinson _OR 3-01 __ Wood, Coal & Fuet Ol ener | Se TAND Calta, COM tiled, trons, Se ee FIBEROLAS DOOR CANOPIES Pl Be Kore) ee CEE WEEDON Hote, OWNERE | AL uu Aw ROCK HOUNDS . a ~ FURNACE 4 Neereawens ape mens. silver aad. | $3 si HAN-OVA SUN LAM W TASKER’S | Ble Wak eee | ‘ ad blocks Cheles | STORM WINDOWS: ; 24520. $2.50 each SMALL © NATIONAL” C Cage REG. $35 «Rings from to 61 rea ee i” ORATE AND THERMOSTAT TE so 100 % GAL STEEL DRUMS. ‘s omy Sates Rd, MY 380 is LAROR BOXES Ba a ievter ale Pe ° 2 Se wich TRAILER Rh. 10410 DART- _mouth Ré. Clarkston. — see = KENTILE —— tie, marbletsed tile HP. 8 r 3 : Tee rc. ee, etre, | com Gooes'at scars 1 Rev. ear tates interior pe STALL tik gt KR with and curtain see 0, . of at els Totes : complete chrome ave. 24180 . Lt na Ain swe. POURS LBC COMBINATION ae PA os | nee PR 5-Ten ae INC. = eke et ee F.J. POOLE CO. } 2 ”| 191 Oaklanr 5 H 3 5 LUMBER boards M. I" ne 3 83 $F} i - i 4 i ef ij wat r ; i co 2s 6 r folita. te “A cay oeee Aho oe = 6 sheathing 99.90 per 100 1 sodyinhe Conerete & Mortar $1.15 A in oak Be 7. ft. Stee Pdiad Dost ate pt | sos e r) or. i ak Pret “rien ciel 106 - + Oye . m | red tee 5 Rashi Many other ttm ow prices | Baie” cages | sep Martians AE. 14-99) OR 3-700 | po 1“f ee LY ACOGRDBION. iss. 16 tid: her Exce}- Phone FE lneetad a Goon DRY woop 66.56 cord © for Delivered FE kis PE +1904 FURNACE CLEANERS. WALL PA- NED BY Ean Oak. at te ave e 66150 - rare AKC oh ,'S ath (a Base HORNER ACCORDION. | tween 4:90 ang EES Ms oot PR AND AME HERE Baby Parakeets... S208) eco e 2 SE BERR, gw hae pe, pee Beane a ons HEAVY DRY WA WOOD tie A cord. 2 cord 610 Also kindling PE o— F oF as ny prt +a M « 4 want sno na xP Lh ie Dp SHOTOUN® AND Widloe Manion | Pa ture dechsbund, after ¢ New wen | a0wa. “Buy 6ELL. hIDe = BEL LING OUT tT PARAKEETS A} AND mes WS og tetogvenh, ee Pe Senate Ore. +7186 “4 Pata Parma & '\y GAUGE REMINGTON aPoRTS | SPRINGER SPANIEL AND BU Poulter Ra “men Model HL “ike vem PR bt | anion siniie 63 adkERs = ? x- GUNS | AUN ccaksecal aed “Rervian Steel Farm ma New and ased end deer | Boarding rooming. Lawiand | 395 f double wall rifles. Bold and Kenn 's Ly fare —, — —_. and ‘ Growniag - Rom Gevece MALE GPRINOER APAWIET. ¢) Thine wees @ Ome - yea ong, WinSesaee months old Phone MI 60004 J me KELLY S"HARDWARE , ORQUoingn, ne goLes, Not «ated! Silo 3904 Auburn at Adams FE 2881) pHOR2OVOMBRED Veaam “Gp; wn Cm awe condt- 0 GAUGE’) AHOT REMINGTON — Collie Femai- spazed Childs pet | Wor Can Be dis MA CRS eulometic oa. parce ‘ee MA 5-304 A wet. for appointment to inspect mis cane New c THOROVONBR “a of ‘ , 6 496) y ter tale ry p4iee a eatt Trt | 22 MIGGINS AUTG, FACTORY he a mooning A0TS 1 ReGierrar) he4 Le pve husker a: SPE AY Unused Ford and Fergu- son Tractors. New Massey Harris and Oliver Industrial Crawler Tractor. Used . Plows, Harrows. Discs and We carry genuine alg and service Ford, Ferguson, Ferguson, Massey Harris and Oli- + ver “Fractors, See us today for tractor needs, Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co 825 Woodward FE 41442 FE 40461 Auction Sates 77 Boe | AUCTION your, es HAY—GRAIN MIXED MAY. MISCELLANEOUS | ORAVELY LAE re. COMPRESSOR, 3 re ‘DAIRY EQUIPATT DE LAVAL CREAM 6EPARA- sow iar ase mee Manufacturers’ Sitters ® ED GOTCHALK @ GATES, AUO- PHONE 010 HOWELL, MICK. eee oe .| #13 FARMALL ON i Dick’s Air Cooled Engines 192 8 Saginaw | BS THE NEW SIN | | Dp | Ristralae cis "2oa'oove ° and er m Cee's s Sales & Service #21 Mt Clemens 8 | Gal Ortonville _— | FOR SALE : oes ———] 7 PMA “ 4 “aa | WAL BRITTANY SPANIEL. | icon ove Nie vt tas Sotweomn. al d Used © Te oe ag roe __For Sale Used Cars 91| _ For Sale Used Cars 9t ‘ , ¥MOQ”" 7H 4 . , ‘52 FORD OR eatel : wall tre ‘tires, eat eraomate, hie driven, a : i “$1395 The mene wit eee) THIS BobiFrost, Inc. jaa Me] tal cay vou well too Dine | CREVIE. PO = ine wemR | ) F rost, NIC. | PORT “teat ise kee : | +> ‘ w . + "ie J VANWELT 77 — IS ee ideal tee | ugriger er. #,soot Brachre a —_ _O” 3- 1395 nas a DELAIRE SPORT 0 COUPE _ * “estume ments, 464 8. ra q : P t} SELLING YOUR CAR?} "380 Witca gue . | Gomer Sscecevr cox | fe | ine cow. o2.000, PE iz Onticc “Wisubaasaar ms! uORMOTOR | TT a Ae ; Matthews-Hargreaves 2 ia cane Si RAISER 3 DR Gia DOWN 1683 mn LAC iste OR | WILT. Chief |. ms co aoe eee “bene | BM He st : 1963 ; . "= mosis # OMES een? W.. Stiegl aaa 1 CMEVIE AND” a oT omD ABT. THESE CARs MUST GO! THEY i com aT Om tae wie 02 = - to tength. ARE PRICED AT WHOLESALE | * direcwenal. ight . > youre to pay cone oa J WITH POWEROLIDE, FULLY oe $2,100. Cail C sacaeey git crn CALFORT a | Sees eeadoss| co mer. ore we aes | 2 Sisk fase eas PONTIA ones Sowa. —nape 6_SHARP CARS 7 INQ BROS. ONLY HUMAN AND CAN MAKE | : FMG_BEAUTH FR CHIEFTAIN 8 4 DOOR ———_——Hatchinson’s Traiter Sates DOLLAR PAID ee — MierAREe —tr—roU—Do;T Arr ‘Tim, te excellent condition, 1400. : al aag Mave yt llama AVEE. beste or wr Pacsese | West Side Used Cars AGREE WITH THESE PRICES |= |, ~ w**, came AMBAMSADOR 160i THE $1145 u Corner § Mile Ré end Mound, NEED 60 CARS ; Evaky Y WheK 023 Haren ~ _over payments. PE 55135. Ey --- ve ne ep tat thie Os Bii| eet welt ETS | jones on Om Maret ta vecioer oemeer| LARRY 2000 8. Dort Highway, Flint | a si san nett Se PETITORS, fecliung seats "selling price biaes. WEW AND MODERNIZED “OaED | SCRAP. CANS OR CHEAP CARS. | Si; Chios trom B to T p.m. , ria arir10 JEROME yy dove. Move io immeaiaicly Wor CEELING YOUR CAN UNF Wr CHEVROLET, ISL out bee | 5] $1 895 tg a reell pom eke Stet a" a ft tien sxceagen | “ant CATE MODEL WHC | tulide. Radio end heater, Ome OL... - ; z _. a) = | — PM “Bagley Auto Parts Cadillac 62 4 dr. with ra-| “I told you not to go in the front yard to teach the dog | PE $4101. * | Sargaint Pe. > 154. - 6 | TT PONTIAC. 6 LA _9 pid ol ee . = 31 BORD, « DOOR RADIO. WEAT- | PE 8.0219 or FE 5-020 dio, heater, white walls/how to beg for food! PR ee AD call tes. | Magn malt nese ae ver | sone 1948 Zimmer 25 Ft. | —_—/ eaGuet St OUT /and Hydramatic. iia St _poyments Pe Sind“ | '50 STUDE. $1,100 Se oe eer arses as ae ken eas For Sale Used Care 91| For Sale Used Care 91| *tatine Gear Eunr Sam | “tans pita a's Woee| nme’ avaee ciate oe Fdw. oll Strout, Realtor Ble Her RS | = . i Aries ee “41 CHEVIE .............-5. 7) ten, FE 3077, ‘s NASH ‘4 > $10 AND | NATIONA. Motor Sales _ TO me ee UE Relierbacts "Auto arte PR, THEY [Pontiac Chieftain “® De-) “ER gg A ge Siren ET tare et eR Op | te Beminainm Scareoenaxen Witt IBW, aaa | oe 5 BeRaF nen - / ‘luxe 4 dr. 14,000 miles, | NE FES! ¥ votien” epecials. 3883. Radio heater Fordomatic. eater overdrive In ve = = Trailer | re ie Ss % ¢ Afver 6:20 and GO! white walls, and 2 tone, _GLENN’S GRSVROL ET aE THOSE OOD | 1053 FORD $895 Y' ll C —— a ; ee = ; motor EM 3-472! 33 a E Ex Soe end Tew “we | GLENN'S | | s'pasarnonn newoor won tate goa mom cum capaet| lL \OTTIE: tow winr-Contidence | xchange | aaa, WHOLESALE BAK. Oliver's Lot is loaded with 384 "s. Saginaw St. tio. Best offer. 3250 Walton Bivd $1,087 S U | | 30 Years Fair Dealing a¢ Since 1930 ace | -! tats “bute a ee eines” good buys. Prices are, ‘52 be bw $1, 495 FE 4-7371 ag a 1951 KAISER ee S . | (add Sicdiale Heccianen. 4600 eanee mer, "Tint Home 6 many other 5 26- 7, SEMEL ANS, VERY 606 | ‘way down and now’ s Buick Super Riviera with | ~~ 1950 CHEVROLET Seo a Rabie ARO WGA. SS ee oe | We Dave nice clean cars) js Be wo Sedan SiT80. Dark : i — ieee a | -Srelier ales, Orazion Piaina. 4 nee es that ar! radio, heater, Dynaflow| 2400, BmaTam, warre | se, sige) Watts. Terme se fet} —- 395| that you cah efford —| SZ Ve* wm Dew we me BR a ia a at ail de re) Ea ae S| ee LOSES wel “Et Town | REE EAS stow ne © per cout G-| il in “A-1" condition and tetas | paint. ae peer aa = cellent condition PE Case matic trenemieston, License num- $20 Down eet eet Biymoutn Forder sedan Ree sree XKis_-sTORE |... CY OWENS $695 See Ed Jones at Deyn, for te re, erie 8 sega ap $299 $2 2.0.0: $1, 495 we ores Community 1949 DODGE NATIONAL I Date, Sam OE - perose Trom Tei-Huren Conter . is |'49 Buick 4 dr, radio, Olds 98 4 dr. with radio, | ber en ot res = MOTOR SALES 5 s HONTING wn | heater, Dynaflow; no rea-| heater, seat covers, white | Offers: $395 | WS. Sagmaw St. | PO 1 Rent Trailer Space 79 ——. te seen at foo Dougian. = (somata offer refused. Lwatts. and cies oes es a j 19ST FORD = — : casmam cowne,|_— GPs | 7 | | i ng Ag ee a Msn aie x =| #? $85 I, a RE 1953 CHEVROLET $795 ii OLDS, SUPER wa 4 DOOR. Oeveare Pet Decling Auto Accessories ries * 80 +? | 54 oe $1, 495 af | Sarline DeLune 3,40, fata neat Mi hi it» condition. Pons oe Cane Ot west Pike a -AUTO GLASS a a ; |'46 Buick 2 dr, radio and Ford with only 5,000 miles. | | pata. $1,345 IC igan’ S vl Faceage easier —— | FEPRRARET, £ POOR, SEDAN. We speciaitze in safety auto International heater, ALL must go! | Extras include radio, heat- : ' . Finest $175 Ga a ee ee One pound vt tos PICKUP ‘er, turn signals,and spot- = The Bie Paved Lot Te Carvetes. © bentg. tended Cost | os out. $006, Carkner Meter amen ~My By By! yw ($695 | light. ~eeteseremes | 1951 MERCURY * — C - f Plenty other inte model cars and | STUDEBAKER SPORT COUPE, ‘53. etter ter Fee) = DBO | | Goh Meera ager vet | yom the Corner of | | acchck cat OE avponn | ce eure ue neo high mt, A, Ht BA. : i Hudson 2 dr., radio,!, ARE! | $945 , Woodwar 1 ile ee Se $1 206 Carkner Motor Sales md Rg «dialled, LARRY heater, automatic trans-| Of casse: $1,495. ° ae SS we | sage WLS Sr ateoe WAGGN ae Some Oe | mission, sharp. |Olds Super 88 Holiday ‘| 1953 PONTIAC | "28D. SOUTRY SAPS ete) Petar MO One onl Seg Phone On wus Auto Oless Co Vali . | Ohte * 4 Gr. radte,| he nents | seen i WILLYS STATION WAGON, ae A ee [matic and yellow and 1983 DODGE | Staite aydromeue atone pei Garnner Mater Geis to Birmine-) "Wow" mirage, encevent condition jar tA Eoad aor 8 0 som Oven $495 = 2 _. FOURDOOR $1,598 | LAST OF THE MONTH | iss Powriac | Shes saxore| Hy ig —Falennaet p : black finish. end entves, Pa 30003 47 ropa 4 dr, 62 SPECIALS CUTIE 6h 5 AGA TEE. | ome ee eee be pee am series, Hye ramatic, he wl, _ Ge Cotes et V4 o- +—_-4961 PONTIAE———- ce lage 4 Tas © weceaneae . as 12 : *e) paint job and good tires. OZ... .-. 1, 145)" LJ ota ee, See Sater akecen tree Sat Seat. |- Prrmeu vet iat, |G PLYMOUTH BLACK 3 DOOR | 1953 JEEP—% TON Pontiac 2 ar Chieftain) , , oy - er | MECHANICALLY PERFECT s 91/$1395 Deluxe 8 with radio, heat-| |mmaculate inside and nails powntac 6 - NEW TIRES 1°83 Ch let Bel °A 2) er, Hydramatic, and 2 tone | out! 1951 FORD | 3a Ww i nb. 4 | STER sPrivas fot a Se ir © | gray paint. . : Convertibie Coupe redio, neater | ‘ ) OM: | ERS OR HUNTING. glide, saddle brown and’ $1,395 — "$795 revetr, pelle | 8 "oR CALL BETWEEN 8 AM. a SERIE bees op 'S2-0... $LI45 | NO a re . [Basel a 2 te sid Keller-Koch 1953 BUICK ustrous tone ue anc ‘ Riviera Coupe. 3 tone paint. radio — eee a = ($225 : | white. paint, and other | woe Picaie thie - Arranz, TO SERVE YOU BETTER ° ae -— "49 Nash Sedan, radio, | extras $2,095 | @n oh aow cat rebut outs heater, 2tone green, runs) There are now two Harold Turner Used Car Lots. stock of tires and 5 fancied taints and looks good. f OO 1952 BUICK You'll find A-1 buys at both locations. Drop in at oor "it Scere tr erigtia) sence. 02 sees $1,095 PONTIAC | ea ae and | your convenience and get the deal of your life. me WO ” FE Ti $795 | Dodge Coronet with radio, "$1595 ° Rein Service S| my Ee Ti eset aercury 2. dra; heater, Grro-matc erane-| RET ATT Marold T : CRANKSHAFT IN THE| 1956 Chevroi 2 door, Runs vag A mission, and 2t tone paint | 1950 BUICK || O UIMAsr,- OF — —————— ' dio, heater. wonder fal ar TV West, Wedio enc heater. | rf eT at dow price. | ‘Sl $] 095! STORE $650 CLUB COUPE : “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” . IMATE | PEOPLES BARGAINS |... 2 2 2 2 2 2 ee ee eis ll OF cane _ 1981 Bulek special, 4 door, $995 Olds 98 4 dr. with radio, GOODWILL 1951 BUICK Beautiful light dive finish, interior ' ’ | . BRAID. TOR SALES - joes Cherie Bel Ale . _ | heater, Hydramatic and} 2 door redio heater end 3 tone | immaculate. Seer ene owner, Az) BUYS . 1081 Plymouth, ¢ door. $2 Chevrolet 2 dr., radio,| cunmetal gray finish. USED CARS pase S = a saesegeioes Ly pa ae t et heater, Powerglide, light | ? "Ot-6 Rae BUT & POT” | _. ; Tt ee et hee _- T bliie fitttsh; defuxe interior. |, i A Perfect Second Car! i} *St Nash 2dr ..... 99 | °48 For | mes monees wom fo ees. | ‘$3 CADILLAC | S] .2..... $995; 49 pontiac 51 Ponti . Be oP fe Aus Spink “Oatiand Son DE VILLE Buick S 1 with radio, Sedan with radio heater ond My-| Transportation Specials $2200 A MONTH 51 Pontiac '47 Pont. 4 dr. ....$144 : ST — ee tb eS pecia qoten Sem LES lee cas wih NO MONEY DOWN Delue 2 dr. ...$799 - “Sale Motor Scooters icin waltewell Wes Pee Net Buick S lad heater, and 2 tone paint.| meny good miles left. JUST GOOD CREDIT ‘$0 Dodge Sed 99 ‘34 Ford “6” 2 dr. then 10.000 ‘miles. This toe aick Specie T+! This one owner has had! $495 Keller-Koch ee Sed. 8 Fordomatic . $1,599 gown. s WEEK| HONEY! $3,398 radio and heater. Recondi- ‘the best of.-care. ; 1949 BUICK piglet $1 Ford 2 dr. 4 Pontis ’ tioned in our own shop. | - 90 PORD V:8 an oes Weedwarg ot . Casto. vs. $499 a a — FE meaedesaa| Bob Frost, Inc. $1595 | ‘48 0.00... $345 | ore.2.%. ces | - $0 Ford 2 dr. ... $399 | 47 Plym. Sed... .$144 | = 8 eee. Se Mercury 4 dr. with radio. $595 1948 FRAZER '53 Chev, 2 dr. , : vor viariey Dev eenvice On ee 53 Pontiacs, 2 dr. and 4 peat d ae to -Radip .and heater.- 210 series ..$1,199 52 Henry J, 2 dr. $499 "BEES cree tamer eagles tudo. Moan a ee othe OB 3 an Ber ds 8 | Oy Ro de a | , s Sane d N NET | 5 hev..4. dr... oe een For Sale Bicycles 84 = wee 2 ait i heater. 2 cee lost extras. ‘31 HUDSO! Ac wong al 1918 DODGE ? '§2 Ford 2 dr $844 49 Kaiser 4 dr. ..$144 nore 3° sate aleminahes 5 vue - — automatic transmis: | Custom 4 dr radio and heater. | pers sts 63 Nash 2 door ‘ ‘49 $345 $295 The Lot of Competitively |] "52 Ford Country Hyd a wesievnc | 49 «sceuve $795 Ca ydramatic. $1,299 dive color, white | Tenth "ah Chev pickup treck $1195 r Priced Used Cars Squire . . tires. ce oes bee Ai shape, | good body, tires fui price, | * 4 Ford Custom V8 2 dr. 1947 DODGE 32 M ; ‘30 Hudson tm ood 4 pa —— 52 Pontiacs, ks dr. and 4) with radio, heater and seat | ‘51 DESOTO $195 THREE 1 RONEYS Clob Cow 1.199 Club Coupe ...$299 _ ; es oe ee! % ] dr. Radics hae! obs covers, Needs some work Regie, heate: and ail the oniras, 1 » - pe. $1, ‘$3. Pontiac BEST OFFER BUYS 1% HP choose from — be first! $305 1948 PONTIAC oroemnee @@2- |] '50 Nash Sed. ....$144 Chieftain De- SBR | OOK 46 ....... $298 wT met oy ew (fH Bak ee t Rm Nod a We $995 . Ford 2 dr. with radio, ’$} FORD VICTORIA $395 BY M4 Nar 49 Ford 2dr. ....$299 9 Plym. 4 dr. ..$399 ore ee rer. pee. "$2 Dodge 2 dr. One own- cam a a nice light | at eh SS 499 PONTIAC a tear Dew "$2 Plym. -4 dr. ..$699 [| er 7 + _ ry ii x (es AND OF + neeniene ot fen a RHE ER Jouw—mileage += anton | 30 "a 3 Business Coupe || "SI Chev. H'top ..$79 TRUCKS —— sarin Lemon Are Priced right. _ 47 $245 . 9 oe ‘Sl apo $499 51 Dodge % dee tentiors "Wrerrtins for to) | | | lwedae "Aen dk ‘52 CHEVROLET T1948 PACKARD AH Bord te 3 PI ai Metal pickup . ...... $399 - a auenes i $895 > + | Packard. “Ask the man 4 oor sedan with radio ant) 4 door redic and | »-{ = 53 Plymout eta ; wn Orchard Lake Ave. PE 22020 ° ao a tw whe-ewns one.”-- A-nice; Seeter: as | $195 be _— Wagon 50 Ford % Exp. $399 BURY, Com KD $1 Ford Vic., Fordomatic. clean car with all the ex-| $950 “Feed ten "47 Ford Sta. ’ : : *s te B., ARee Be radio, heater, canary yel- tras . . Crd & Chesste ’ 46 International FERCURY OUTBOARD WOTO! 1952 FORD low, good rubber, a real 7 1947 PLYMOUTH Weg: i aaa Ge 12 ft. van ....$344 — — RANCH WAGON © dandy. "50 NASH SEDAN me ee and heater.| Riemenschneider Bros. |] '50 Ford Station i Sey GSS oe ‘46... 0... $905| sane at | Dodge- Wagon». .....$499 |. ‘5! Chev. % ton. $399 , —x “ae ee LLOW be pn ny ny on mana $l 195 | Plymouth Club Coupe $495 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR | , : ‘S3 Olds “88” ‘52 Ford \% pick- @emonstra. pa ettractve two | gd — w ith radio and heater. Has | $195 Plymouth Convertible . $1,777 UP . ccevae.. $699 | aca tebe vedio large neater | '49 Cadillac 62 — 2dr. ra- only had 2 owners. _You! | j Phone FE 2-9131 ... - Saree Pa Foe ei pa a ig a = ss ear ta _ —_ — — eg ee Og ‘Pontiacs | 1949 Oe 4 DR. 2332'S. ‘Saginaw St. H ld ‘i E d As neat i. be! | tional offer. F i. aot as a n aro umer, Or : : 146 PLYMOUTH J cobso ° . . $1,298 Open Till Jer ome Sjt« 2 iy $125 Pontioc’s Exclusive ||©MO. 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Bae Pere 4 : <— yo a tenn Has Penny- ge eaten ereentestenpatnstensenio -- Today's Television Programs - - Channel —WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TY TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. (9) Capt... Video. Adventure serial. (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2) Capt. Mid. night. Capt. Midnight rounds up diamond sumgglers. 6:15—(T) News Ace. (9) News Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul 6:30—(T) Soldier Parade. Arlene Francis host to top entertainers from ranks of Army. (9) Weath- er. (4) Eddie Fisher. Eddie sings “Fanny,” on Swayze. (2) Perry Como. Perry sings, “My One and Only Heart.” 7:00—(T) Johnny Mack Brown Show. Johnny in “Trait’s Find.’* film feature. (9) Friendly The- ater. Film to Be Announced. (4) I Married Joan. Joan Davis de- cides to help her sister elope. (2) Arthur Godfrey and Friends Variety. 7:30—(9) Film to Be Announced. : (4) My Little Margie. Margie eyes private —eye—in- -‘Star—-of Khyber,” Gale Storm, Charles Farrell star. 8:00—(7) My Hero. Robert Cum- mings stars. (4) Theater. “The Light Is Cold,” story of the meeting of opposites. stars Don (2) Strike. Tt Rich. Warren Hull hosts quiz. 8:30—(7) Royal Playhouse. “Boys Will Be Men.” film drama. (2) I've Got a Secret. Garry Moore with panel quiz. %:04—(7) Sports Show. Film. (4) This Is Your Life. Ralph Ed- wards re-creates life of Martha Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel §—CKLW-TV Boxing. Lightweight boxing bout: Jimmy Carter vs. Babe Herman. ; 9:38—(7) The Hunter. Barry Nel- son in “The Man Who Dropped Tn.” (9) Ottawa Press Confer. ence. Current events. (4) Mr. District Attorney. Smooth confi- dence gang deals in diamond ring switch. [e:00—(7) Club Polka. Warren Michael Kelly hosts top enter. talners. (9) Late Feature. Film to Be Announced. (4) To Be An- nounced. (2) News. 10:15—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. 10:45—(4) Baseball Hall of Fame. Sports films. 11:00—(7T) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales with music, variety. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) Telenews Ace. 1: 16—(7) Armchair Theater. Nan- cy Price in ‘Three Wierd Sis- ters,” film. (4) Adventure Spe- tial Delivery. ““Germelhausen.” American GI finds strange Ger- man Village. (2) Fabian of Scot- land Yard. Fabian and “Skele- ton in the Closet.” 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night. Music. THURSDAY MORNING 7:00—4) Today. (2) Morning Show. = 8:00—(7) Breakfast Club. 8:30—(2) Morning Show. 9:00—(4) Romper Room. (7) Wixie. (2) Garry Moore 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 10:00—(4) Home. (7) Charm Kitch- Raye, screen, TV actress. (2) en. b i : %: 2: 8: 33 a 3: 4: &: 4: 5: : 10:36—(2) Strike It Rich. — 11:00—(4) Betty White Show. (7) Playhouse. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:38—(4) Travel Unlimited. (2) Tomorrow's Search. : 11:48—(2) Guiding Light. - THURSDA D. \Y AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 o’'Clock Comics, (2) Murphy Calling. 12:15—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. 12:30—(7) News. (4) Ladies First. (2) Welcome Travelers. 12:45—(T) Stars on Seven. 00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 30—(2) Iinkletter’s Houseparty. (4) Jean McBride. 0o—(4) Greatest Gift. (7) My | Life. (2) Big Payoff. 16—(4) Golden Window. 30—(4) One Man's Family. (7) Theater. (2) Featurette. 45—(4) Miss Mariow. @ — (4) Hawkins Falls. Brighter Day. 16—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. (2) 30—(4) Bob Smith Show. Airbase. (2) Ladies Day. 4—(T) Cowboy Colt. @—(4) Pinky Lee. 15--(2). Tiger -Talks.-- (7) 4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (2) On Your Account. 45—(7) Barnaby Bear. 6:00—¢4) Happy Hollow. (7) Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces Life. 15—(2) Seeking Heart. 30—(4) Adventure Patrol. (7) Terry and Pirates. (2) Sports. -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed tm this columm are subject te thange without notice. . (New IV Show | station Is Alarming at Holdup Rehearsal Unlocks Pocket PHILADELPHIA ) — Manager | Ralph Matter of a midcity savings jand loan company eased up to |tetler Hedy Sarcewica yesterday and asked her: i He Doesn't Fee! Natural, Says it Undermines Wi, Oe CCW, esi. te), (CNB) WXYE (ite) © WIBK, cee Much —_ : inside a bank as Benny attempts rey incl ddr yep. Seale WEDNESDAY EVENING W. Marry Flennery 6:45—WCAR, Radio Rev. WXYZ, Richard Lewellyn to get to a window to collect the ory es saeepet tame | ee See | tet tacenstsees | Tek On Me |romy tv 8 Fane comtved bythe |e they ere eel : , ews . le gangsters, —— WXYS, Wattrict. McKens | wXYR Top of Town Breakfast Chub TRURSDAY AFTERNOON CELW. Bows, CKLW a 2 Se, $:00-—WIR, Road of Life “Of course,” Jack quipped, “1 State Lawyers Meet — a WW), Kars to Capital ——— WXY2, Charm Time love banks and could stay around | GRAND RAPIDS — An esti- 4.15—WJR, Clark Quartet GuLw. "her Strardio” P:1b—WIR, Bitches Club Sa Goce, See for hours to make a deposit. Bat mated 1,000 lawyers gathered to- wae ‘Seite cca ow IR, re, Pas WCAR, News, Bal withdrawals are a chore and « ed le annual meating ot the } 4 oLy- 1:35—WJR, Me Perkins State Assn. Arthur Larson, iat. ts wxth. Spore ‘Top a cdlaaes pm 1:t0— WJ Dr, Malone The comedian, who will start do labor Lloyd Paul mina ——= fay ‘ = regular show Oct. 3, | Stryker, N ork trail attorney, wave oun Stern Wien, Carry roti Geom. Pear. karin 1:48-—-WIR, Guiding Light tt his aie asset ee P pont Polseal dukes Albert B. Maris WCAR. Magic Muste {1:15—WIR, BoD Reynoide CELW. Dick Powell WJBK, Dinner Muste ww Maver 16:00 Ww. A. Godfrey $:00—WIR, Mra Burton comic has been his build-up as a|of Philadelphia will address the aa on ues CELG Uennettas une Tah, 9 Ga geow WW4, News, Mulholland | skin flint. meeting which ends Friday. WEYE. Muse Show a ty me | CKLW Homechat CKLW. News Bud “Everyone,” he smiled, “loves ee Saw ents Wid "Aust WJBK. Bows, Murphy %18—WIR, Perry Messe = =f2 man who can simultancously Takes Auto Firm Post wen tire sae —— *:38—WIR, Wore Drake [keep his sense of humor intact WATE Bes eien, eo een ee ee ee WHY. ‘Martin ‘Block with his bankroll!” MONROE @® — Charies S. Me- ell bo yh ® ~o B Intyre Tuesday was elected ex- ‘CEtw. eee EET Rees ee So eS —f lwwa ane Payee ~ | Six” of the recognized wildlife | ecutive vice president of . aittea: Ciba: Gethenet! WOGR Geng Paredes ceplnyelccen zones in North America are inm-| Auto Equipment Co. C. S. Me- ‘Wea, mews Ob WETS, Bree Wolfe WWaYE. Girt Marries. _— wad, we veiezs | Cluded within the borders of New | Intyre III, was promoted to secre- Lone wean : CKL Mexico. tary of the automotive firm. Ww Sebrial Mester 11:00—WJR, arthur Godfrey | wWxYZ. B¢ Meck JBK. T. George ¢:30_ WIR, Votes WWJ, Strike It Rich wWIRK. 1:43-WJR, E.R. Murrow WaYk ‘Pree Welle, SAG Ferien Osa —— * A SEE | eee | ER ESS [ornare (Paralyzed Hanoi Awaits 8:00—WJIR, PBI, Believe 6:48—WXY2. ews Cet WEUR,..Buee Gace Bre) SSR Pee ee See A . R M Bae” |tacem meme —]"Sen weno woe |e ew |ATival Of Red Masters Ww. = Room wxr2, we, a alfe wxYe 2 Voter WWJ. Right to Happiness wea Re Ee SME Sars ae [usec menmey | “Sepr ate Sek Met | SY FORREST ROWARDG | Hanel os 0 scheduled sop, oubets wean. News iywa econ . HANOI, Indochina ®—French| tuting *wwa Pres —- : wxvz, City Byline oxLw. Sadie Chase troops are stepping up their evacu-| The only planes operating from ‘weak, Getiee - Queen for Day pt ation from Hanol, writing finis to| the big civilian airport are mili- ‘wwi, walks 1:0 WWJ, Listen, Live OTL tare Danae | eanowan, tinge fal their 81 years_of control over this| ‘ry liaison craft. - CaLW Wghemese | Sate Gegeed. Wolte WXYZ, Curtain Calle ww, North Indochina capital—the heart| The evacuation of French army : Se “Teermh Loose —WW). Widder Brows | of the rich Tonkin Delta. headquarters is already under way. 0:48—WXYZ, Just Rasy ——— JBK, News, McLeod ‘ C r. 7 J, News WCAR, News 4:48— WIR, Musie, News Communist-led Vietminh rebels Rene Cogny, French com *Wwa, bet Your Lite CREW." Tony Dense 12:13—WIR, Aunt Jenny See eee nam” | are scheduled to take over the for-| ander in North Indochina, said WxYa, Kaye $:00—WIR, Jack White CKLW, Austin Grant ional — mér French capital of Indochina| his headquarters will be estab- St ee WxY Osgood ee Wa Rows.” Oeiend Oct. 10 under terms of the Geneva | lished in Haiphong Thursday, but oon W ZR, Ameo ‘w’ Andy | CKLW, News, David a SRLW, ‘gts Preston armistice. The French and Viet| be and a small staff will remain CEL: Kath Mec crme | eam Rome "| BAN Fortis | eam Ress "| Nam government will have the port| i Hanot until Oct. 1 WJBR. Gentile 6:15—WIR, Bud Guest See en es 615 WIR, Reynolds, Muste| Of Haiphong——for eight 10:00—WJR, tennessee Grate | Worm Cottes with Clem a Fi aad $:20—WIR, Muste Matinee | Months. ** @ | wer, $:90-WIR, Music Man wwi. Harrie 5:48— WIR, Curt Massey ftencl's Koropcen business | ». | ion is on its deathbed, * : e testimony centering around Beck's ef Venting away, Al Corse in Fo. |Claims Probers | serie we ms m| zac see | Operation to Be considered none of the previous on elena | ’ * e investigations have vilians only until Oct. 1 Offered Here Won't Find Vice |eecimcssrscc. | tne te cys arr that ie Ever try to figure out the dots : coors 8h —. —- Telgteae “va ee De screed Le fie + ata we a — and dashes of the Morse code? P s| ‘AFL President George Meany Or have you ever wished to taik| Teamsters’ Chief ‘Bets’ | na, piedged the AFL's full cooper- | Closed to all but military traffic with someone in one of the earth's| No Sign of Wrongdoing Te aed Ue @ dee pgoons F sine lane already have fled to South pray cu lal ae i Ml alent in the weltare fund field turmed over to. the Vietminn.|f STEEL CLOTHES POSTS ens i. , French authorities say about 25,000 If you have, here’s a way. LOS ANGELES @—AFL Team- : inet vesiene Reginning Friday, October sth, sters Union President Dave Beck |Rocket Experts Opening were : . 4 Mesh at 8 p.mi.in the Chapter House | said today in advance of the open- Fall Meeting in El Paso The ties between Hanoi and South Chippewa Fence Co. ef the American Bed Cross at ing of a new congressional probe The Viet Nam are being cut one by 115 Franklin Bivd., free instruc: |... union handling of rich welfare} = PASO, Tex. @ — The men one ‘The government's refugee air FE\B-O671 i he anewee tion in the use of radio commu- » 4g | WhOM chart a course to the sters/ tin to Saigon already has Com OM 8-1981 nication wilt be gives to anyone | funds he would be “surprised” if/when and if it happens meet here | Givitian airlines today dropped |[__"* ive Molden Red Stompe over 12 years old. investigators found anything — - _ ee Be a wrong ‘op experts rockets, pro- Hareld CDG Commuanscations Beck, « ttumber of whose local | Pulsion and meteoritics will present If you are looking for work or extra income this ae y Red |union officials have been sum-|P@Pers at the fall meeting of the Crose and Office of Civilian De-|moned "as committee witnesses, American Rocket Society. About RTUNITY MEETING Persons completing this course | could be attributed to his union. ae ES are eligible for an Amateur Radio “ee Heir and Ex-Wife No. 6 May Interest You Operators license from the Federal| The investigation was launched Head South Together Communications Commission. by a special House subcommittee & Jot, are © young man with a family to trapped in & job with Short wave radios can operate | headed by Rep. Samuel K. McCon-| LOS ANGELES @— Adolph cameae ede yewsige. fmm of a OE from. independent t systems, /nell Jr. (R-Pa), chairman of the | Spreckels II and his sixth wife, |} % Ju pre,° migdo-eged mano: woman watching the goed reste epost br. ae ane Ceaeees ae Pe see | Amariotn Poteesiion St Liter was | Sen, SS or ane Oy ee lh al dl Tipe angne sen ae © carry messages,” one. holding its —- = Mey os ina teenihden Sith tations cette eck ona Bren if you are “When normal communications | sions in the same city. said it was merely a coincidence. satinfled With your present job but would like te add to your Income ave.destroged as a result of storm.| Today's hearings were the start! Spreckels, 42, member of a weal-|[ whet you wit see may be your KEY to happiness and security. Sond cx ceeale: SANG. © WEES jel twin probes hp Meaee Get Sen |Gy- Steer Guaiy, “aeined 0G i won't cosh 908.6 te come end it may pay you a lot. Red Cross and Civil Defense ott /ho-doar union benefit plans. | Mes, 22. ast March after 4 dayn| MEN and WOMEN WELCOME! ciale will depend to call for-aid.| ¢ +: @ marriage. The decree will : > ety comecy Gino ean ereat vial! phon Megs ne be final for a year. WALDRON HOTEL, ROOM more than enough of these|brought out that union. officials| — celles cx Uateik cmabesh.” bettors eed teak Vora tnt Area of Guatemala is about the 8 P. M. Sharp — Thursday, September 23rd ONLY! added, - \handling the funds, much of the| same as Tennessee. , iit i | i % . _ : x : ; i My : \ , ; eee ae sal I a SS 3S Ba Bal Hs eevee Beene: scart os ales Ae fos beg | — Professional. Character TV show? America's favorite miser will be disposing of the tidy sum of unimportant person named Tom ey “The Horn” that he has sworn off “They offer to let me do “Hamiet't” Jack carried his penny-pinching into real life last week when he appeared before the United States tax court in Los Angeles to argue with Uncle Sam on the amount of taxes he owes on the sale of his show to the CBS, In his upcoming TV show, in- stead of quibbling with the govern- ment, Jack juggles with racket- of the story takes place a holdup?" this alarm," she replied, pulling a lever that set off-an elaborate sys- tem of bells and sirens. Hos Bed for Death, IlIness! ness at an FHA-backed housing | project for veterans. ‘Open terday, faulty construction in a “garbage- filed swamp” at the Golfmoor Subdivision in Gary, Ind. cause of the constant dampness her home. at Golfmoor. 35 were s0ld 16 Veterans, was built by the Deutsch Construction Com- | pany of Gary under a mortgage | guarantee by the FHA. either Gary or FHA building codes THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2: Pincher Benny Give It Away ——— + —_ + 1954 FORTY-ONE + > -* PONTIAC’S OLDEST | TV SERVICE DEALER! “What would you do in event of “I'd reach down here and yank Four police cars, with sirens FHA Probers Told of Unhealthful Conditions in Gary Project INDIANAPOLIS (INS)—The Sen- | M ate Banking Committee invest Capt. C. G Chapman, medical of. | gating the multi-million dollar Fed- | ficer, all from Sioux City, lowa G-E or UM eral Housing Administration| Last night Norton at one time “windfall profits’’ -scandal has} said six men have been located on heard evidence of death and sick-| the ground. Capt. Ben Searpero, | FREE HOME TRIAL _ TERMS AVAILABLE A The committee, at the windup of earings at Indianapolis yes listened to testimony of | Sc The 37-home project, of which Marguerite Glaser, 9 Airmen Jump Before Crash Nine men parachuted trom a dis- | abled Air Force C8? cargo plane which erashed and burned in the | San Bernardino night andthe Air Force gave con flicting reports on how many had been located, ficer at Norton Air Force Base | here, said that as of 12.30 a m.| (PDT) today three survivors had | been located James M have been the copilet: bt Alfred+ Los Angeles, said later his reports | from Norton were that all nine | had been located, Still later Capt. office said the conflicting teports were due to erroneous of duplicat- ing word from search parties, BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE _ Avthprized Factory Service tor 15 Ditterest Menelectusers 3149 W. Huron FE 4-579! 100 TRADE - IN “MUST BE NAME GRAND, 19% ENCH SOREEN O8 LAROER | On Any 1954 AF Reports Conflicting on How Many Survived Plane Mishap SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. w— mountains last Maj, John Austry, operations of- . . * The base identified them as Maj. | Wagner, believed to! and | Gathercoal, passenger, information officer in| F public sarpero andthe Norton operations HAMPTON ELECTRIC 625 W. Huron - FE 4-2525 Cause of the crash was unde- termined. check these values in Fine Floor Covering Oakland County's Jd Do-It-Yourself Genuine Kentile 9x9" Ye" 5 Dark - Marble Colors PENNY PAINT SALE Cen Super Rubber RAAT, ec canes SP LATEX PAINT TWO GALLONS ..... $3.99 $3 89 Flat Wall Finish, Gal. $4.98 FREE pe 2, Second Gallon $ .01 TWO GALLONS .. $4.99 RUBBER TILE INLAID TILE c We Lean You Tools end the Cutters SSSCCCRR SECRETE REC Ree eeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeees The Floo 99 S, SAGINAW ST. AT AUBURN AVERUE Tritt iii) : LE ‘Shop + (Bdtters: This ts another im «& stories on | the Mount Clemens Monitor-Leader } —— ' MOUNT CLEMENS # — The) , Steady hum of industrial produc | jtion has supplanted the whir of | roulette wheels and the muted ‘clack of dice cages in this once iwidely publicized resort. city And there are few who mourn | the passing of a more gaudy — - if trequently. exaggerated—era + ter- Mount. Clemens today ls _ | the bustling, progressive seat of | government aad business for Macomb County's conservative. | ly estimated quarter - million | perous than ever before. | .With a present-day population | | exceeding 20,000, the city actually | | spills over into adjacent-townships | E 8 1 And sprawling Selfridge Air | | Force Base is just two miles away | | with its complement of 5.000 mili- | tary personnel. | Giant industrial plants now dot | G E 0 R G E : S | alll of Macomb County | | But, strictly within the Mount — NEW PORT'S Clemens limits thenmelves, are such substantial employers as men Philcee Corp., lronrite, ine, Mount Clemens Pottery, Pertex Smatisst, WenTEsT ee pees oo an SSARINe ALD in - | m flourtshing rese-growing ‘a- | entry. | Deevesees Hse: meereaye..._. } Motorboate also are. bullt here 4 cng ty | duces circus and carnival equip ter,ee . | tobeless Sai ment. 2-trensistor [how fe recent | A three and one-third million dol- Zoot eons 8100 lar Mount Clemens school ex tune wortutee | Pandion program is now nearing | “ROYAL-M” encuerye@cedeee | completion. Three major church Noa buildings are under construction. | A $350,000 self-liquidating off street municipal parking program Fred NV. Pauli Co. |has been approved, as weil as 28 West Mures FE 2-7257 a one and one-half million dollar youth home and health center. A 12-story ultra-modern coun f BACKENSTOSE ae a ie ; @ million VOLO) MMMROL AE | cotter comnty jai was completed ; tn and, by early next the scheel system: These are some of the city's | principal gains since the end of | mfr a, N. PAULI CO. WALLACE STERLING @ new sterling pattern fer romantic young WISHING STAR In Wallace “Third Dimension Beauty” Sterling. $29.75 WHCLUOING FEDERAL TAX tee Wishing Stor now at “The Store Where Quality Counts” COMPANY “Pontiac's Oldest Jewelry Store” FE 2-7257 Industry Replaces Glitter’ jin Postwar Mt. 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