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Die in Floods. Tornadoes, Rain brie 
- Hundreds From Homes) 
_ Throughout State : 
DALLAS, Tex, fs a -Vio- 
Tent thunderstorms rum-}: 
bled over Texas today fol- 
lowing tornadoes and floods) 
that killed at least three 
persons and drove hundreds 
from their homes. 
A squall line that moved /; 
over Pawnee in southern 
Texas dropped an inch and 
/at 7:30 a.m. out of’ black 
rolling clouds. Cleburne, in 
north-central Texas, got 
two inches*in an: hour and 
a half. 
Rusk in eastern - Texas 
got 10.50 inches al 24 
hours.. 
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One. man—drowned—in—central}— 
Texas when his auto plunged into 
a rain-swollen creek. ‘Another 
drowned in southeast Texas when 
a bridge gave way beneath him 
and a third was fost in the same 
area when high winds swamped 
his small boat. 
The. floods wid stranded seve 
A Missouri-Kansas-Texas trestle) . 
at Weir; in central Texas, col- 
lapsed, derailed the engine and 
four baggage ears of a San An-; 
tonio-Dallas passenger train, No 
one was injured, 
FLOODS 50-BLOCK AREA ‘usually as good a sport in public 
as he is a sportsman in my to OTTAWA (INS)—Prince. Philip, 
  displayed his first irritability to- day when an army of photog- ~<Btiaabeth i, by. the Grace: of God his 
the United Kingdom of Great Britain. - 
_and Northern Ireland and of her other 
Thousands Jostle Elizabeth 
Females and Philip Rushes to. Reais’ Faith. Realng and Territories Queen, Head of. 
the Commonwealth, Dabeter oo the No ‘Diidiaiaes on Missiles, Moons 
The Talks With Scientists| WASUINGTON a President . table, He said the satellite's or: | Arn a California physicist, €. R,| 
, [Eisenhower today. met with the'13) bital plane apparently is turning (Moe, said. last. night at Sunnyvale | 
members of his science _adyisory a ee ening pti the —_ that he had obtained the first det-| 
real inite evidence of what he called! ~jeommittee for a 45-minute discus- - |sion ‘of earth satellites and mis- pe big: ita ae basin et coded radio signals fremy the sat- 
__|éiles--Russian and American. | normal gravity, ettite. 
‘Moe sald; “We heard 10 ‘ates Neither the White House’ mer * But, he went on,\ gravity. still the scientists would disclose accounts for 99 sty cae yf — ot coming Sv OOet eypeares a4 erty 
what was said. total force acting on \Sputnik. . came ee nd bev pe 
Dr. Isador Rabi, chairman of} ‘It was reported yesterday that! ee Mmonttoring the satellite's the -comrhittee, told’ reporters,/the sphere had resumed its. “‘beep| i, sighala since Oct. 8 ‘\“anything you want you will have beep” radio transmi s, alter pains Parents" 
to get from the President's office." emitting a continuous buts for an|. Rassia “has not given detailed 
And White -House “press secre- extended period, information on the radio signals. 
tary.James C. Hagerty told them) 
théy would get nothing. 
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Hagerty earlier had told news-| 
men the conference was called, 
before Russia's Sputnik . began its 
1§,000-mile-an-hour orbit around «& 
startled and fascinated world 11 
days ago. 
Dr: Rabi, professor of physics 
at Columbia University, said he 
and his colleagues had ‘‘a privi-| . 
jleged meeting’ with the President,| - 
but that. it would not be appro- 
priate for them to “discuss what 
was said. - 
He also declined to be drawn 
out on whether the U.S. ballis- 
tle missilé and earth satellite | 
programs should be speeded up. 
Reports from both sides of the 
country, said Sputnik had been 
“early today. Ambassadot'}’ 
G. L. Mehta of India said he -saw; 
- lit from the terrace of: the Indian 
embassy in. Washington at dawn 
today. 
Rooftop observers in San, Aryan. 
cisco said they saw Sputnik or one 
of its celestial traveling com- 
panions-at daybreak there. They 
said it was plainly Pisible to the 
naked eye, 
Méanwhile, U.S/ ‘scientists have 
reported puzzlepient over an ‘un: 
known force” /that apparently. is   
  
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Reign. Over Tribe. | “_ € 
aa 
Claims Attacks 
Lessen Chance 
for Fair Trials ‘Top “Teamster Pleads 
Innocent to Perjury in 
Federal Court 
NEW YORK —Counsel 
{for , Teamsters Union-offi- 
cial Janies R. Hoffa today 
accused the Senate Rackets » 
“doing what it can to de- 
him from getting a fair 
trial” on indictments 
charging vines and — 
perjury. - 
_ Shortly before the heated 
remarks by attorney Sol 
Gelb, Hoffa had pleaded in- 
nocent beforé U.S, Dist. 
Judge William B. Herlands — 
to five counts. of perjury - 
involving a federal grand 
tapping in his Detroit head- 
quarters. 
Hoffa was also in court for the 
setting of a trial date on an indict- 
-jment charging him and two others 
with conspitacy to tap the tele- 
phones in Teamsters Renerereee 
in Detroit, ; 
* Gel argued tiiahelliy tor 0 tong 
of the trial of beth 
his voice shaking at 
tintes as he waved newspaper 
clippings and magazine articles 
which hie claimed painted Hoffa 
an * enemy No. 1,” pre- 
“cluding a fair trial in the near. 
    acting on moonlet, -‘causing 
variations P gH 
CONFIRM NAVY grroets 
Dr. 4. Allen “Hynek, associate). 
director ofthe Smithsonian Astro- 
physical Observatory, said in 
Joe eo oe findings   ‘Ponting Press Photo 
PRINCESS AND CHIEF — Reigning over. the Pontiac High 
‘School tribe this week during Anteneeban (Intian for Fall Festival) 
‘are““Ptineess” Jeanne Johnson, 16, of 661 Robinwood Aye., and 
“Chiet” Larry Beamer, 1, of 36 Steinbaugh Ct, 
‘reports Trom the Naval Résearch 
"Laboratory in- Washington, 
‘ont atte HS. Picks Track:, far’ was “very puzzling,” and added mises 
wats" a Chief of Homecoming   variations in Sputnik’s time.   
™ future, 
Hofta posed for photographers 
\but told reporters ‘the had nothing 
to-way. Ss * * ®.. 
Motte: was grim-faced as- the 
perjury indictmént ~ against Him 
  a rg 
“Not guilty,” he responded. in 
ce 
  Investigating Committee of 
- The 44-year-old Detroiter's plans ~ 
raphers, backed by thousands of 
French-Canadian people, closed in 
on Queen Elizabeth. 
The usually 
rushed - to affable ‘prince 
his wife’s side  out- 
  
The water at Ballinger, a town 
of 6,000 extended over a 50-block For Recognizing East Germany   
afea and reached a few business 
houses at the southern edge of the 
downtown business sectior About 
100. homes . were badly. damaged. 
Most of those flooded out. were 
Latin-American and Negro fami- 
Flo Schaefer, 50, drowned when 
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Fuel Economy New Engine Will Power 
‘58°Cars, Shown’ Today 
_at Press Preview 
million. dollar re-styling and re- 
engineering treatment, were shown 
to representatives of the press to-4- 
day at a national preview. 
Ford ousted Chevrolet from the} 
industry’s No. 1. spot with the 
195? model introduction. It cur- 
réhtly: is nearly 50,000 units ahead 
tS 
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- Chevrolet thiol ; entirely | 
new line of cars last week to a 
‘press preview group. ° 
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ge od amma ca 
A jor _ advance 
fees, ten said, | 
io 
  jtwo nations might continue work- 
ing relations, since: West Germany 
DETROIT ® — Ford Motor Co’s.|is Yugoslavia’s . most papetant 
1958 model Ford cars, given a 185/trade partner, ; 
  Report Adenauer Ready - 
to Be Tough Toward Tito 1. By SEYMOUR TOPPING 
- AP Bureau Chief 
BERLIN—West German Chancellor Konrad Aden- 
auer today was ‘reported’ bent on a tough policy toward 
'|Yugoslavia in retaliation for Marshal Tito’s decision to 
" |recognize East Germany’s Communist government. 
Qualified diplomatic ‘sources said a break in the 
. |formal*diplomatic ties between Bonn and Belgrade was ‘fred ot face as of jacket, rushed | 
  
nations that might think 
about falling in line with 
Tito. 
But the diplomats added that the 
Dusan ‘Kveder, the ct cme 
Comics: ~ tea agivene eene 0 
  likely as a warning to other? 
(elections. ~ 
   
  reunify Germany through free 
(uer earlier had warned 
Mis government would. break 
off ties with any nation recognizing 
East German regime, which 
Western Allies consider illegal 
yand not representative of the 18 
million East Germans. Adenauer side the city wall of the town. 
of Hull, just across the Ottawa 
River fropt the capitol, and 
glared with obvious peered 
at the crowd. — 
Royal Canadian Mounties, as | 
i nand pushed the photographers 
ao exploding flashbulbs and all — 
Jack to the protocol distance ‘of 
“15 feet from the royal couple. 
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the first sign of strain 
Her. Majesty or Phillip has 
during the hectic U. S.- 
‘ Ouneds tour which began Satur- 
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town, Va., tomorrow. 
The occasion was a 10-minute 
visit to the town of volatile 
_ French - Canadian . subjects, 
where the Queen met the 
mayor, signed a guest book, 
and was greeted by more than 
50,000 screaming subjects, 
Immediately following the inci- 
dent, she and Phillip rushed to 
their plastic-domed limousine, and 
headed off in a motor¢ade toward Says Fluoridation 
fo End False Teeth 
GRAND RAPIDS m—A Seattle 
dentist predicts fluoridation bene- 
fits will make artifical dentures 
a ratity in Grand Rapids in the 
future. 
Dr. Olin E. Hoffman, chief of 
the Dental Health Section: of 
Washington State, Health Depart- 
ment, visited ‘the city yesterday 
on an inspection tour. ; 
He said fluoridation of drifiking 
water has greatly reduced tooth 
decay among Grand Rapids chil- 
dren: Benefits of the program 
will remain with today’s young- 
sters all their lives, he added. 
and said he found only four in 
need of dental attention. 
-He observed that fluoridation of 
drinking water ultimately will be- 
come.a routine public health 
measure comparable to the chlor- 
ination of water to prevent typhoid. 
fever. 
Grand Rapids was first in. the 
nation to adopt fluoridation in) 
1945. 
gram ww\introduced in his state, 
      (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) in 1950, Dr. Hoffman said the pro-|   Chief. Pontiac never -had It so good. Pontiac High 
School track star Larry Beamer will tell you that, 
This week Larry is Chief of Anteneeban, Pontiac 
High School’s first homecoming celebration. 
His ‘tribe of fellow: students chose ‘him over eight 
other candidates in an all-school election to be their to take over the scandal-tainted 
row were upset 
District Court | in Washington, 
ISSUES ORDER 
Federal Jitge F. 
Letts issued a temporary restrain- Dickinson 
  
leader.” They selected pret-* 
princess. 
Beamer, who graduates in June, 
mile track champion and the num- 
ber one cross country contestant 
at. Pontiad High. 
the ‘student council and choir and) 
She is vice president of the student 
‘the cheerleaders. ‘ : 
The couple will be introduced to 
its tribe during a special assembly 
today in. school, They will ride 
on one of the-14 floats--scheduled 
to be in the parade beginning at 
5:30 Friday afternoon from Cro- 
foot Elementary School field. 
They will be crowned by Mayor 
William W, Donaldson during a     \pre-game ceremony. cast, Take -out 
was a mild 4%. 
, the mercury had risen to 70. made an exception of Russia, 
  goslay recognition. was an impor- = 
tant vietory for Russia.and its Ger-| | 
The West has tried to keep the if 2 ~ 4 form, Some unification advocates 
lin in fodar . fovc 1 
‘gave some aoe News" oe wee ore eae 
rs rosa teens eee 
Obituaries 0... Sines by 
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TV & Radio Programs .... % . 
Wilson, Earl 27   ited 
      EG EBHAE HE 
i C. E. Wilson Opposes Merging es   
  RIG scala oe ili Le ie PAE LEI SS 
“Single Military Could Bring Dictator’ WASHINGTON # — Charles E, 
Wilson, who stepped down as sec- 
retary .of defense this week, says 
he opposes the idea of putting all 
military meén in the same uni- 
demand just: that. 
Wilson said a single uniform 
military would not “wash ‘out the. 
problems” or prevent disagree- 
open the way to military dicta- 
torship in this country ‘some -day. 
Z Saying he considers unification 
"in the armed forces * good 
* vight now,”"-Wilsom said: “T' 
ae oe 
Fa 
“The former defense secretary 
ts on his job 
    ina conyihted interview in the ments, Besides, he said, it might. 
- weekly magazine “U.S. News & 
-World Report." 
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Wilsori said he feels the United 
States is just as strong militarily, 
compared to: Russia; as when he 
took office in 1953. As to whether 
this country is stronger, he did. not 
say directly but remarked: } 
‘TOO MUCH TALK’ 
‘Tma little bit unhappy at times 
that we talk about the new wea- 
pons and war as much as we do, 
because if you're going to try..to ‘ 
be ox oven cae destruction as inevitable.’’ ~, Self harassed by having to appear 
country and promptly tell . es ok 8 before 80. mayity poco pg eas 
about everything you're doitig, why — His biggest probjein. in getting mittees, Wiison repl 
you' re certainly tipping your hand | 
and distlosing all the. information 
fink siondating the. possible enemy 
anges te: eg mec race.’ 
Sa Pe wrest Hs 5 sed a” “dre ie pasa ge ee Wilson said he is “a middie. 
of-the-roader” on telling “about 
_ the military defenses. “I would 
like to go “on a ‘need to know’ 
basis,” he said. The former de- 
fense chief said the secrets of 
U.s. ‘progress in research for | 
new weapohs are not being kept 
“es well as I would ike to see 
them kept.” 
On his outlook toward war, Wil- 
son said “Perhaps I'm sort ‘of an 
optimist, but I don't look forward : 
to a‘ third world war of complete 
- @hings«done ‘in the Pentagon, Wil- 
Le 
son said, was the rapid turnover . 
> am o-. the. service secretaries 
h “cut down the..ability to 
ME egos ees 
   wih progress ‘quickly wa have . 
a common tinderstanding without - 
too much discussion and argu- 
ment.”’ 
The former Geferal Motors head 
saidhe: did not think it was nec- 
essary for Kim to sell his General 
Motors securities: before taking of. 
fice. 
“was a little peeved at the 
idea that apparently. some peo- 
ple thoaght I might be coming 
to’ Washington to cheat for Gen-_ 
eral: Motors,” he added, 
"Asked if he didn't consider: him- 
“Oh:it-sweated ime @ littlé, once ° 
in a while, but it's part. of our ~ 
democratic ‘penta. I don't ‘ob 
ject to it.”     Vader to reign with nim asiKeep Umbrella Out 
cramer wo srw 3e Against Rain Tonight your umbrellas! ! 
[ght rain tonight and tomorrow is) “¢P 
Athe U.S. Weather Bureau's predice| 
The 17-year-old is president fition for the Pontiac area, 
Tonight the, forecast ia for most- 
is a member of the Quiver, (school/jy cloudy with occasional >light 
_ Pages 10, 15 : jyearbook) and Varsity Club, —- |rain, ‘The low will. be 54-58 Dr. Hoffman . inspected °5 | Princess Jeanne was’ selected| degrees... ........ 
day and takes them to James-| fourth graders at one school over 14 other high school girls:| Tomorrow there will be mostly 
cloudy skies with occasional show- 
council and secretary-treasurer ofjers, ‘The mercury will rise to 
64-68. 
In an extended weather. fore- 
The U.S, Weather ~ Bureau 
says. temperatures will average 
around three or four . 
above . normal. 
62; the normal low 43. 
The lowest recorded tempera-_| 
ture in downtown Pontiac this 
alge : degrees 
The “normal Wigs the union’s Miami Beach conven- 
tion from taking office. 
cumbent president, runs to Dec. 1, 
' Beck had agreed, however, to 
aside to give Hoffa an ear- 
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Cutting Troops 
at Little Rock Army Orders Forces 
Reduced by 500, Plans 
to Dismiss Guards   
LITTLE ,ROCK, Ark. i — The 
Army, took note yesterday of the 
calm atmosphere around recently 
At 2iintegrated Central High School by 
a | 
Baer 
Sd wren Bi ape 
     
  LLG CONGO NRE nibs ol sesiihae | nll ordering a°500 man “in 
nine Negro ‘students. 
"+ & ‘* 
The surprise move announced by 
Secretary of the Army Brucker at 
seven weeks of racial tension. 
Gov. Orval, Fenbus dectined 
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surprised than civilians. An Arthy 
      
  
  Teamsters \Union today or tomor-- 
yesterday by US. - - 
‘ta ttn ot Det tek, 
the number of soldiers protecting 
_ Army officials liere sinned more stroy Hoffa and prevent .- 
jury investigation of wire- - . 
“ling order that barred Hoffa and © others elected with him Oct, 4 at- 
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  tegular. : meeting of : ter Starr, Darwin’ Hillma: 
Acity Comitiinsion, === —S land Mrs. Edward Pu. 
sng rons ar “actin | J | Mambare :. Sp (ee Rceccee Union Members will deal specifically with the sep- a ee: . 
Story | nenieten Gaver ons waiN@0 Protection Jou . _| Returns to Stand Today 7  Pubiit ceremony in the Masonic) Knowland to Ask Curb 
ee Gravel Pit, be served tae | 10 Giv@ More Data on) sory cected president _Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Mat-| On Labor Heads; Give ‘township 16 years as a justice. |‘ Abel's Activities “The Central States Conference c dP : : pesca will be installed matron} Control to Secret Ballot In 1955, he was. elected - super. | | of the Teamsters represents about|S UlOWG PTeSSeS : cola ae 2 a _ Vivor, : |\ NEW YORK @~A former Rus-|600,000 teamsters in 11 states and ee bee | _ Other officers are: Mrs. Ann | ANN ARBOR U—Sen, Knowland A veteran of World War I, Mr./sian spy returns to the witness|Parts of Canada, ' {Continued From Page One) ‘Forman, associate matron; Rich- (R-Calif) said last night rank and. _ 
"Post No 10 of the Ameria Laetand today to further detall Bow) on OM deat oft ,-of tele comparatively Bim, "Visa Data, “secrcnrys |e, lon, members need protec. gion, Auburn Heights, and. was: al coedly. seoculanted Sinner’ a Teamaiere. ies te woe oa — a Florence Bingham, treasurer; spanks to yore'et taise Menai pet commander, With bie tnther| oe activities in the Unitea|treasurer of Chicago Local 710 of|” «,, ‘a oh Mrs. Charles Marts, conductress |. See ae eee | he had built roads in the northern the union. Hé.was the first. Team: ven wens and Mrs. Henry Bowden, associ. | re ee " |ster.to announce. as a candidate to|N™m4" Hartnell suit of holly | ste congnctress, ess a ype oa ‘His wife, Marion, who survives| ae meceed Dave Beck as presigent|°'TY Ted wool, with black Perv) s ‘Gabiia,|igan’ the gubernatorial’ candidate ‘him, fs postmistress at Auburn| His voice tinged with a Russian| 9 the "union, Set leler sian lamb collar and gu Heights. . “- |@ecent, the renegade spy, Reino|i, tavor of Holfa withdrew muff .— ‘the lightest-weight cos- from California said labor. hear- : a oe tae: Hayhanen, ‘yesterday iden te eae a ee marr sei sage enter * ae sere, He cer in this country known 4 him], OBrien annoenced thatthe CoD! > oervng oi CLOTHES ‘|protection, i “ w States t A “ % es * FE j 
abel is "accused of having con JOS. 29 to raft demands for wage| Yesterday, it was estimated the “Tho rank and flo of » labor | spired to transmit US. defense |b0osts for 175,000 Teamsters in 26/Gélicate ‘Queen had- {6 support ; taken 
secrets to the Soviet Union |midwestern and. central states.;more than40 pounds of clothes, out on strike except by- 9. ma- ve ¢ te The wage boosts, of still unde-|including two gowns heavily poy Mawel, Sales 6S te wate Jhatien is ‘under - indi termined amounts, will be sought)crusted with diamonds and pearls.) culd enon smabers sheald. bo a “is _ under ‘indictment tor dock workers, over-the-road and|Plus that "she, wore “at least said union members sheald be with Abel as a_coconspirator but $2,000,008 -worth of diamond jew- able to elect their officers by is ; , city cartage drivers, he said the government's star witness.|" ~ elry, which’ also ‘can be heavy. secret ballot and “hiive the aa could be ex x * * votes cast be the ones counted.” 
: ; , Z Like nearly . 10,000 Canadian They also should be able to re- teaRains Flood Texas; Hayhanen, 37, testified in 
eral court in - Brooklyn that he amnesty (remission of one- came to the United States in 1952 twelfth of their sefitences) in Many Leave Homes: 
      
  “to take residence asa citizen _ jot her visit, Elizabeth went -com- the life of 168,000,000 ie ae wae air} (Coudiued From Page One) * paratively free today. of in-! americans when in doing so they poet nid Following the Hull adventure, , " ' perjury.jendanger the whole free world of Saciet peace nent he sald thela ‘bridge gave way beneath him ss ts ou adel cee | OR —  \ ap wirepnete | He Was charged with lying to a/free men, Knowland said. 
the United States with the prom lteaas ater, David Tiand, 1%| ME,ot te “The Queen's Way” | QUEEN ADDRESES PARLIAMENT — Queen Blzabeth [vein te unt a octige in lqjity Smale fermed the Congres dBm Snag ~ prea arses oee * drowned when his apes Phas efron ns holds wtitten speech as she addresses Canada’s Parliament at Ot- hig Detroit union headquarters. aekdalits ant Ge. ore expenses plus a $5,000 bonus’ for ie .. - operation tawa yesterday afternoon. Her address formally opened the 2rd | Last M = a any highly significant item of mill-lrear' Valley Milla, He was trapped| lane. traifie. strip t. Ottawa | Phad tnlichod Hada meres] he, civil. rights ~— Parliament. Seated on throne beside her is Prince Philip. ~}tary or atomic data. : inn ine : The government says he defect- 
ed to the West last May, a month 
hefore Abel's artegtenc os. : 
Under tioning by Axat.. Ree pres Gen. oF ni bewochee 4 miles north of. Dayton and lng POTS ” “Hay! said wrecked three homes, Buddy 
he came to the United Stites in| (ver? Sad Ms children, Jerry, 1952 using an American passport a fon oy ~ —. 
bearing the name “Maki,” a name Me A he said belonged to a family that|. Another tornado damaged farm |t 
moved to Russia from Idaho -in|buildings about 10 miles south of 
1927. - - Kirbyville, some 35 miles north 
Abel, 55, paid little direct heed Beaumont. 
to the witness. A slight man with i ae ; 
a wisp of hair, be scribbled al-| The Texas Department of Pub- 
‘| |most continuously at memos andjlic Safety said -another twister 
notes.. wrecked a drive-in theater and 
7 OC "(Canada Government 
to Ask Tax Cuts ton. One resident said he spotted 
“OTTAWA — Canada’s first three funnels, : 
tive government in 22 on a Pee ; 
- The Weather Bureau said it had 
..\years has announced it will ask 
aid to prairie wheat reports of 8.86 inches of rain at 
farmers and possible tax cuts.   
by a seat belt. John B. Dickins, 
43, Houston, drowned when his 
boat wag swa by wind-lashed/ 
   nih i .. i ) 7 
Will Aid-Sm Lake Orion was ablaze last, night with the lights of sympathy. * 
  
‘Julius.A, (Lindy) Smith Fund. |   
      
    
Pare 
UAW’s Mead Now Head of Time Study Division   at Hutto in central Texas. ee 
The rain was greeted with joy’ 
und San ge areas, 
> ranch around 
heaviest since 1949 
and 1950. _ / day.   Palestine in East Texas and 7.60 
Angelo got the 
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    The legislative aims were out- Lee Dressed in a deep green velvet villages, ‘with more than 100in- . lined yesterday in the speech ising ident Dies © |gown. known as the “Maple Leat » - . ° +|dent Walter P.-Reuther of the/¢Ts along 150 miles of Spain’s|jured in the city. . from the throne read by Queen tage: nee — fot Canada “dress” because the\Offers Valid Reason United Autn, Weeks, wan ante’) er ce Ranks teeay, footy ne eek ase teat Elizabeth II to open Parliament.|in Wisconsin Accident white rose of Yotk and maple bo Refuse Jory De director of thé union's engineer- aa” seaieats te Serio muddy, swirlingwaters of 
ll gaa pay pt ~~ one WAUKESHA, Wis. (—Norman|!eaves are etched in pearls and/"™. ' ry Duty ing and time study division in the) ot as AE gpm Lavgpece oa haye“catried many 
came _ ae Osland, 88, Munising, Mich.,| ras al sepedpd am ahr a gh ; = Sie ® Nang vA oF. : nthe rata debate on the program, lye, i iho espe carer Smineae Mw | cede Raber Kar whol Tech per lar Casto “The list of proposed:laws in thelat a y intersection about 25|——*hen she sat motionless on a) a drunk driving.case in Munici. |W@* transferred to the actuarial ints Valencia, a port of 500,000 inl’ ws a oo program was shorter than usual,|miles west of Milwaukee. - ~- red throne in her pearl and dia-| paj Court. ©. noe tO een eet eee ecu lhabitants, for the third time in 30 na Soe 
indicating lie Jo ee ‘ __ |mond coronation creation. Johnson told Deputy Marshal |*Y-Gepartment. An actuary 4s 8M hours, Le seas Heel eho re nent UmOSTe! Cclani’s wile, Violet, ‘St, was! x * t John 1 terday that he (exPert who calculates insurance! “Sach of the city was a Rah © spanish) Mediterranean were made for money to run the|*@ken to Waukesha Memorial hos-| After joining Prince Philip in| realized it was-his civic duty to |isks and premiums. stretching as far as five Sailors swarmed Reape ser government only through next|Pital in serious condition with|receiving, one by one, the hundreds| be a juror but that he really | _/ eo. oe Fe eee . The , Ships 
: ees ~|March 31. An election might,he/8calp lacerations and loss of blood.|of guests, the Queen wandered) “William J. Bechman, a UAW| drinking , ©. 8. Weather Butens Report held late next spring after photh-| Waukesha County deputies said| slowly about a great, chandeliered i and ‘ ,/er session. / the crash occurred at the inter-|reception. room. : 
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prises and gave no/specific: de- 
tails for legislation, aoe fe about one mile from Dousman. 
  The driver of the other car sdt- 
fered minor cuts.   
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_| . As @ strike of 2,200 bus 
§) Pittsburgh Railways Co. went 
meetings were scheduled. 
  j I Moves but Trolleys Na PITTSBURGH (AP) — Almost. every available form of. 
; transportation—except trolleys—-was used by thousands of 
residents to get to work today in this transportatich- | 4 
no sign of a quick contract settlement. 
. Were not so many autos on the street in 1954 when Pitts- 
_ burgh railways was shut down for 35 days by a strike, a ba 
and trolley operators : 
into its-second day there was 
- No. negotiating # 
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cal system against | Re-elects Officers Officers of the American. Cancer 
Society, Oaxland: Courity: chapter 
were re-elected. last night at 
  
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    Cmchdh @ ~ os saoselics ole “BONUS BUYS” ; 
: eaige 9 a.m. to 6 p.m,' : 
        
  | Among those on trial are Prince Wo Reserve the Right 
Giuseppe (Pepito) Pignatelli - of te Henit All Quantities 
Rome and Mexico City; Margulis 2 2 a : e 
le de Seta, a Sicilian Bi . ee 
petias Geet ues Goal 2nd FL OOR SPECIAL: ne 
eS nae rei a) Bera STURDY OUND SSEFN    
         
narcotics. 
The defendants were ai 
June 1956 in a dawn sardities| 
raid ona little-night club “near 
Rome's fashionabie--Via-—Veneto, E 
They are charged with illegal use 
of narcotics.     
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     Factory Representative Were 2. 
     OLGA EGG 
    Wetural. cori broom, sewn’ 5. times 4 WEDNESDAY—2 to 3:30 PM, 
for extra. service. Wire Rae ‘at 
handle. Red long handle, Limit 2. - btn spillingss |] REMINGTON oe GET SURE FIRE cous | n 60 & - per E 
‘\ FROM. be =, ang ges ib : HI: oa \ a REDONDITIONED  Secepnnaannteseoe os=so bes sida escaucarnay . os 
SI B L EY All Metal — RUBBER EDGE . 
          
    
      
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         oo i ron of the) WINS PRIZE — Susan Bellshumeur, 1, of 18 asked the: question “Why was Lot's wife turned Dust Pans COAL & SUPPLY OO. Bocnment” to aa ~s N. East Bivd., was recently named a winner in into a pillar of salt?’ She received $10 for her ae ee 
1 3 2 controvers the Junior Editors’ series‘carried by The Pontiac _ interesting question, Susan says the idea came to S00 ee : € 
40.N. Coss Ave. | Population of Guatamaia in Cen- Press and many other newspapers. Susan, a _ her while attending Bible class at Zion Nazarene Seller : 
FE 5-8163 tral America is three and a| "imth grader at Eastern Junior High School, Church.” | : ; 
      
: Al metal, decorated ‘dust pan asia 
rubber edge for complete picks up of 
dirt. Lienit 1 per person. : 
wacsbeeseceeeanccessceccesessssenseeoesessoes 
One Quick Stroke Cuts 25 
Perfect. French Fry Potatoes 
: Potato. : Cutter 
$2. 50 
‘Seller. 
tenported potato cuts cutter—all = tinned to 
resist rust. Removable cutter for- easy cleaning. eat ae a a b So nee teen 
] intro Red Speeds Drying (New Miss World | Vehicle Production Up. 
aAomg, Sea oF practically ai tention. | roKyo w#—sapan produced 9. 
SWE E TEST DAY oy raped ~_ naa. ty patves At arg : 171 motor dudes ae ficks 
pad mates heating tor to H er F eet Boy _}and buses—in the six-month’period 
finishing treatments. The gaint- _| from April to September’ That's a 
make someone happy with ing and printing on toothpaste| LONDON im — The new Miss\o4 oo cone 4 he out- eyed orld, a statuesque blonde who|*4 Pet cent increasy-Qver the ou 
[tubes for instance ‘used to. takelsnakes her living by taking care! put for the sane geriod of 1956. |i sities J \36 minutes to drys With infra-jof people’s feet, gave some spe-| — ee red, only one minute is required, 'cial attention to her own today. 
Aid $s arn i or [ANT TOWEL SALE \land toed the ‘line for the judges 
Hite | - beau Wednesday Onty- Sate—Prices!    
       
             
     
       
      
  
    
     
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7 . 5 - cosvesecccesoccccoccecoccecoesesoccoeteoscnes 
1S) ||, But not hefore she had 7 BARGAIN BASEMENT Washable Fibre —With Roller =, |\her feet for a long time” EN ee J — 
i While the judges w est ae ‘Window Shade i 
  IVORY-TAN-WHITE 
  $1.19 
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           The 18-year-old Miss Finland, ali. 
7" \pedicurist by profession, was the 
| |tallest and heaviest of the 23 | 
in. the competition, She. stands 5 
jfeet 734, weighs 136% and is con- 
© < toured 3, 22%, 37. : 
She was rewarded with a sports. 
car and 500. pounds ($1,400). ; 
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| 5 wait, Strong, pliable Kraft-Paper tase. 
j Bring in your correct measurements. 
     
       
      
       
   
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? of blue, green, pink, yellow or pies, 
Farnous CANNON quality. Teiritti iii rr 
rrr rt Approximately 5-Foot. Lengths . 
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        : Scteert tron "sco a sl INC tINCHES Bath Towel ¢ = 7 B. See. 100 pounds ($280). mn |i if For: filling or draining 
: ” adele Kruger, rm _ ne. 3 c a 4 wash tubs or yah ma- 
ik alle hema ‘ited tom oe E it Mis iisia, Jacqueline “Tapia, ge - 9c. : S| = 
— mee ee available —- iS gs e. Value ry one ae 
your : ata / as as: gf oe: LE : oa |: | ieee 1! coarse shetteld, x tyearoldlE Bist, “Saat kat & bam re mM AIN FL OOR SPECI ALS These handsome, hardy, long-lasting - 16 gece ot 0, Oe Celina p dosevecesocccoccconcveqsossoosooursvansoanes _ _ 
eee wonderful “-C Sette but + ager aa up among | CANNON. LEINERTS’ Longer Wearing 
bunch make a most attractive arrange~ t! finali tw 
ment. Or by dividing the bunch ayaa time an American i had not 2 end Bath Towels |. x N RUBBER CRIB SHEET 
varying: sizes. in among rumers. : nor . 7 Inch Six 
E MARTEX ' > ~ “oh TB se: ft and tec, y 4 > 
JUMBO 22x44 Inch| NES ey peo a $1.29 Values 
MULTI-STRIPES or Potter to Mark Birthday | 
ST. IGNACE (—Senator Charles 
| |E. Potter (R-Mich) will’ celebrate 
his 4ist birthday Oct. 30, the day | 
before he addresses the 47th an- 
: 4|nual meeting of the Upper Penin- : oat Divengnes Sere ane 
          
       
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Spun Knits in White & Pastels 
KIMONOS or sp gh . $9 Seller—One Day Only ¢ 
-— Full cut for comfort, séme 
with -drawstring bottoms. 
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    for, our Allied Florist by the Department of Horticulture of 
jan State University. ». 
‘Its FREE at your ALLIED’ FLORISTS—Get   
       
         
      
       
    
    
        
   
            
     
     
      
     
         
   
       
    
          
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ea THIS SPECIAL OFFER e0ee ONLY AT ALUED Rabtehed 1911 ae. RECEIVING BLANKET FLORISTS “ASSOCIATION MEMBER SHOPS _ She Stent Dey Oey CASH CANNON | Ant GOICENE T7, 16, ee ee MARTEX Multicstripes. Washabile bienkets in solids, € : : ; : life to your bathroom. _- = mts plaids and pastels. Bordered 
= limit at this low price. ANI = gids, stitched edges. - first quality. - 2 Codeeoreccvoccrcccccccoccoocooceseneseecesese 
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      , 6 DOZEN for’ ’ oo a ~ Gay, colorful, rich Autumn flowers ‘for’ ‘a happy sur- Medicated liners protect ™ oY a 
foo prise. «-.-and: speaking of surprises you'll be amazed 16x26 epme soins diaper ‘rashes. 7 . 
when you see the many wonderful ways your-Allied 59e - Z _ lone tema wile f ey 
Florist can help you bring happiness to someone with Value E5190 : S44 
flowers and green plants. Just call or stop, in to, see BARGAIN BA SEMENT him today! ten mal ag ie manoie DOAARWO DFNOC _I™ 
$ Ay, Bargain |B aeacnvatan, Rae i Re 
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“COTY BOOTS for CHILDREN at 
‘SIMMS ALWAYS LOWER PRICES! - 
*Just-a-Snap’ ,to Put On! 
Child's inom OMPER Bests! 
$2.98 Value 
Mm Sizes 5 to 12° see 
Ror boys ‘n oe in white or ro 
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ters. of $2.98—but fully guaranteed ALLIED FLORIST. Over 300 members’ {throughout Detroit 
and in all oan ay sonpronitios. 
Bur MICHIGAN GROWN ‘FLOWERS:     
                
        
        
       
    Pee Assorted materials in 
assorted patterns, de- 
signs, = and ~—s colors, - 
New shipment of ‘fall ‘q& 
fabrics included. No , " SACOBSEN'S FLOWERS.      | Clifford ¢. Huntoon 
Secretary Treasurer 
‘INTRODUCING the OFFICERS of — 
“HUNTOON FUNERAL HOME ime pooh” Beier tan pure 
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and 13 to 3, : 
~ DILLON'S: FLOWER SHOP Famous. braod boot tor gi hvlnied sno- 
| boot in white or ted colors. .trrs. ‘but “fatty: 
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Ree make other people happy—even if 
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  vies.” That ' : Ballad tenis ey to let them alone." Se 
; i ad belonged _ ‘rockett”’ . considered the fast- 17 of the presenj..22 states) 
aay. accredited corps ~ ~ est selling cotd in history with/of Europe were nonexistent only 
They were 15 reporters who|™re tan “hillion dicks tustaglioo peas kos” 
       toms. : te| its first halt Qear on the market./ Se fa . 
— fad Bass siete Yo cae gi A > png for the Ti doped of howe oaket books curtains perres. wedding Ve a sexy on t 
i mus — - Friends of/et don’t have a jacket on the girl.    
             
     gee 8 the bride and grodm toss gifts of} “That the hummingbird is the apenas money ‘into it. \ only bird which can fly backward. 
- An informal “pantry peepers as- oom \ That more hotel guests ask for sociation’* organized after) That, according to Fisher-jeven - numbered than —- nuin- 
      
       
   
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ception. Only four or five report- 
ers in white, tie and- tails were 
~ admitted. ‘ 
3 The rest drew lots for chances), 
|. __ + to peep on the proceedings. 
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chosen by. got to see the state that are important. Frequently; the jittle items make 
dinner which preceded the recep- a lasting impression on bring patrons friends .to 
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Japanese Freighter: ao | _ dependability—the true. yardstick jot elias \ he great whiskey of. the e 
is winning new friends ey rywhere! 
- .. The smoothest of fine Kentucky iskies has the 
. taste, the mildness, the quality that will win you too! 
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Elmer Charles, who died in 1948. 
Mrs. Charles was a member of — 5 a A ‘loualy vartety 
associate pastor of the First Con- 
- |gregational Church officiating. Bur- 
ial will be in Four Towns Come: 
                    
            
    
   
    
   
   
       
           
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Color Gudhaoy 
Reg. $1.19 per Yerd. ; 
New Fall Fashion “8 Reg. 1.59, 99 yd. 
' Sew now for warm, beautiful sportswear and .. 
children's clothes this . Fall and Winter! ..- 
Waite's has a terrific selection of practical, 
easy to sew corduroy . . , in lovely Fall fashion 
prints and solid colors. Clothes made of this 
fine fabric last and last, and do: not fade! 
— # now and pick out your pattems, too! 
wide. ” DAWN AND DIANE COBB ‘ 
Graveside service was held at! ! 
THIG EMBLEM GUARANTEES Sh The babies were born a prema- | Vision. 
woney sueenrunar nerunose” \¢ turely Saturday in St. Joueph = Hospital. Diane died at the 
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Little-Now... 
We conduct funerals. at a distance, and 
serve many families whose residence is 
some miles away. We take the deceased 
to distant points for interment—or bring 
them from a far away place, where 
their passing ‘may. have occurred. 
Because families now five a little farther 
apart, distance is a part of every servite;~- 
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    ° Rael Purchase! - : 
[the Plymouth Group of he ehiach ‘of Fall colors Service p.m, Thurs- 
‘}day from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-|™ and styles : 
el with the Rev. Karl W. Ostberg, in. 
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  and registration of union welfare 
  
         
   
        
    
    
   
      
     
     Distinctly Not. 
Melancholy Days 
' quite characteristic of autumn, of — 
, ing atmosphere of summer is gone. . 
      
: County and inate a grows in 
_ He'll delete melancholy in his dic- 
      
       financial practices in some of the ee . | 
Evidence of wrong doing found by Ir tHe Asiatic flu vaccine is no ena 
- more effective than the com- 
mon cold serums s | Naccines, ita 
  +t: 
Other proposals gaining support 
would end illegal picketing and boy- 
cotting, collusion between unions and _ 
management to destroy competition “(4 toast: May good luck follow you 
all the days of-your life—and catch and contintaly sound off 
about them. } 
    funds. As summed paadcoiad up with you frequently. 
zine of Wall Street: 
_ “The indignation generated by a 
the McClellan Committee hear- “The Man About Toy m 
ings with the disclosures that 
et Widae snciee” A Few. Indications 
unions would not-answer-ques- “Favor Present Season but 
tions-about their private records, = They Portend Hard Winter indictments, hoodlumism and 
defalcations on the ground that 
the answers might incriminate 
them, has put it squarely up to _ 
Senators and Representatives to 
announce, through their votes, 
which side they are on.” Scandal: A commodity that 
never gathers dust, 
  With ‘the ‘recent 1957 onda \ \haivest 
moon the brightest in his e-year| observ- 
ance, 
Eber Ingalls. ; 
ot Drayton Plains says it indicates a full. 
harvest and a coming winter with a good 
. advance preparation—which it will need. 
- “This year’s edition of the 
_.”. Qld Farmer's Almanac 
‘being its 165th. annual publication, made 
__There's an old poetic effusion to this prediction for the perlod from Oct. the effect that October days are 6 to Oct. 20: 
melancholy days. It gives cause for “Finest two weeks of all the year, 
But better Asve your flannels 
  |, wonderment. It's a questionable ane” %. i 
NS pe a eeelh dantece tu his home for 
‘John Pettinger 
‘That liard put versefier quite evi- 
dently was not a local resident. | is th shor. win mejancholy have or ~ a 0 e wea er. 
the last few days in the Pontiac area. 
In many respects they’re typical 
of the most enjoyable season of 
the entire year, when production 
ripens into joyous maturity. 
* * - tow Wat ee making time la with 
us, 
: Burney Marsig 
of Waterford ‘writes me that it takes him 
gba ora ‘Thate how I got x mother-in- law, Besides the foliage coloring, they. Sucking elder thegugh a straw. ” 
bring many other enjoyable features _ 
meats the same ne det, 
which it has a plenty. Byron Gerwolds 
The hot, arid, humid ad depreas- wot ot Bloom Hs last year sent a birth- 
day we f 
President ht D. Eisenho i 
deg em ~ ay - Never at any other season is 
the breathing more bracing. It's 
beng just to be alive and cap- 
\ able of realizing whet, our loca- 7 “Sweetest Day,” 
‘tion means, but perhaps you can have 20¥/of them s, 
The gentle reminder of frost in the ae af you do your part 
morning air is an elixir that lasts = / out the day. It brings a pep / wud tarkeys now are claimed 
tre by vitamins or pills., ment. Both yere 67 Monday. 
. The florists have designated next Sat- 
urday as / \, 
\. 
/ ‘ta be taenatns @ Ohana toe. 
ty, a flock having been seen sey- 
eral times in Greyeinnd Town- 
      
   
  So aI = of unspoiled nature, _ ship. a 
we are y of big city dwellers. Asking our, ‘iboral fie 
_ ‘There’ hig sameness to thelr mC 
lives. nee 
seems more of Birmingham, suggests a néw song, Pt Re ee 
First deovfiakes repe reported in the Pon- 
Tie PONTIAC ‘PRESS “tag aren were com by . - Mrs, Johnson Curey 
(ap idiness Cillian, who te ponte int 
.  @ few fluttering down while at breakfast 
. | \ mee. Rae, -. Monday, As there were no clouds, but a 
"Bisco el heavy fog, at the time, she» ve Se Mone genet wire, Tune are quite a number of people - ome a to persons who have 
still in Arkansas. Disunity in the thirty-seven; . 
to “proclaim” amendments to the 
| 20, 1868: 
of Auburn Heights says this old almanac ! 
back to 50 years ago when the young - 
folks had socials where they imbibed the to be" 
_ and this year’ Ike returned the compli- 
ca wah 
amendment oe 1 aes « breathing). 
The physiologists assert rt that “in---“~ 
          
   
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Porte 
But Is He Headed for the e Right Goal!   
“David Lawrence Says: 
Wishing Won't Erase. 
WASHINGTON — The number — “And whereas the whale'nGuber 
one news-story of the country is otis In the Usted Sates   
nation, . deep - seated . resentment 
military forces mnie p : 
of the federal ment, and the six states as hav- 
government 
in the major | “Now, 
political parties, that 1, William H. Seward, secre- 
- and a bitterness . tary of state of the United States, 
_LAWRENOE ‘that could wreck by virtue and in pursuance of the Eisenhower legislative program section of the Act of in the coming session of Congress 
  
ae . draw the consent of sa 
‘from such ratification, 
’ aforesaid amendment has been 
therefore, be it known . 
ee Painity 
April, eighteei hundred and eight- 
een, hereinbefore cited, do hereby 
‘-@ertify that, if the resolutions of 
the Legislatures of Ohio and New 
Jersey ratifying the aforesaid 
amendment are to be deemed as 
remaining of full force and effect, 
notwithstanding the subsequent 
resolutions of the Legislatures of 
those states which purport to. with- 
then the 
ratified in the manner inbefore 
mentioned and so has valid 
to all intents and purposes asa 
part of the Constitution of the 
United States.” e 
(Copyright, 1987)   
—all this cannot be patent by 
wishful thinking. 
the’ United. States, Dr. William Brady Says: = /   Even the secretary of State af 
William . Seward, whose duty it was by on 
Constitution when ratified; publicly expressed -douht as to the legality 
of the “ratification” of the Four- 
teenth t. Here is -the ‘ text. of. his. proclamation of July_ 
penn. aged: ger." gees © 
deeply. at the po ote 
eight hundred and eighteen, en- examiner's. re- titled ‘A Peovide fcr quest. The poor / 
oe to P fet the misguided - one ¢ 
usually 
      
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> baer ieee a pigeant ~ fashion ‘any amendment to the Con- one patie to, bie : stitution of the United States which ee 
has Been — ‘The effect of these antics is 
“to restrict the 
breathing, and 
  
An iat who has no 
: knowledge oer got _ “And ‘And whereas neither the act better than one 
just quoted 
low, expansion,” drawing in the 
to recall a.ptevious act ‘or cheat rain Sn ies) ot 
or 
pave breathing in the erect pos- 
ture the respiration of man. is the file g 
3 
He 
  and acting as the : 
ianeas, Florida, ‘North Caroiin —Th Louisiana, South Carolina and The Country Parson. 
that the 
    ‘Tn One aa we — in an-- 
at of woman 
Ts Py it “it 
Py d Poor M isguided Humans. 
Fouled Up on Breathing 
no fullness or prominence’ — 
ot, on the surface. “They — 
aré likewise certain to benefit 
‘ffom bellows (belly) breathing it” 
practice it.” 
= for your cixculation. Use 
0 get the-stagnant bleod back | 
into circulation, 
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ed létters, not more than one pose 
to B ge Ais ical 
  states ° 
You ere equipped with a booster   
a few miles up and all I could see was the vapor trails. A jet is sure a lot 
bigger than that satellite, and if you can't see a jet a few miles up..you 
eee 8 ees Paka eer 
f. ee 
     _£ Goes One Better 
The coffee break is a “must” in 
“boss actually lined the. em ; ployes - up and fed them a vitamin pill 
each morning. H. 8, 
“Asks About I Law 
there a law that forbids set 
Febesses ‘Problem 
. About Smut Ban. - 
A recent letter mentioned that 
  
Turks Hard Nut to Reds, 
Fighting, Brainwashing 
. angry countries which are not go- 
ing to let Russia use her missiles 
and satellites to blackmail — free 
nations. 
RISK SRD WORLD WAK 
There ig little reason to believe 
have quite a problem, anyway, It 
is true that Russia: borders on | 
Turkey. But an invading Soviet 
  
  o trenteent’ om bs plain that this country Is mot- Army: would have hindreds of rs filiom Brady, ids crear ~ trying to push Turkey into War ties to go in some of the rough- ee Pres, Pontos, ‘Michigan, With Syrig. est country in the world before it onus 1957) This ig tough talk- from two would get near Syria. 
S Case Records ofa Psychologist: 
: We Have Stone Agers Even Today “deep that ta chest —— 
Lois is worried and well she 
should be! ag if you should | 
a strange - be dropped 
planet inhabited by selfish, 
- eruel Stone Age people, what 
chance would you have? Would 
- they hesitate to club you to . 
death and devour you, as can- 
nibals often did on this planet 
in previous centuries? Re-read 
today’s case and then think! 
By GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case W-320: Lois J.,--aged 19, 
is a member of my Bible class. 
        
     
   
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               ‘han, 0 jae cik, aa palin 
belong neither to the Hebrew 
They are religious orphans and 
comparatively pagan. In fact, 
millions of them react :-with the 
selfishness and euny of the 
Stone - Age. 
This is difficult for mntet of you 
readers to comprehend, for you 
“lave been reared in moral homes 
and have participated in school 
sportsman- athletics where good’ 
ship has also been taught you sil telia' bibguity tone es’ 
- Spy on you or arrest you 
“"Character,” said Dwight 
Moody, “is what you are in the 
dark." 
Well, we can trust 60 per cent 
And that is why our Republic 
has feet of clay. For those 70,000,- 
’ Although you don't sitll 
yourselves. saints or even half- 
way good church folks, still 
react to the Golden Rule 
              
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Business Eye 
An exploding world population, 
=_ Ts for, -higher living 
the peareaiont i 
Director E, Finley Carter of 
Stanford Research Institute, which 
with Time-Life International is 
sponsoring the meeting, said that 
““only when trust prevails can 
_ eapital investments earn real div- 
idends—real in. a materia’ sense 
and real in contributing ‘to an 
qbundant te for all peoples.” here?" the English’ newsman   ik Bob Considine Gaye: 
. {Even Dobbin Gets Royal Protocol Briefing OTTAWA (INS) = British. .re-|c 
porters covering the Queen's yisit 
to "Canada are distressed over ge 
*Beeause those cops won't let 
mye ctaes the street.” the guy seid. 
Pardew this teatnatioe with the 
  we Dre Eine "Pray be 
assepir,” she said from hey throne, 
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Parliament here is bi-lingual, a fruit of years of war fought be- 
tween the British_and French for 
oe this rich rugged land. After the 
The ‘got a chance to UMiQucen's short “veuillez vous as- limber her French again when she seoir’ the speaker took over~-in} 
the two languages, His role, long 
rhearsed, saw him rise, tip his 
fri-cornered ceremonial hat, bow 
to Elizabeth and cry:   
  
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    10-15   money “Gentleman Usher of the Black 
_|Rod, you will proceed to the 
House of Commons.and acquairtt 
that house it is. Her Majesty's 
pleasure that they’ attend her im- 
mediately in the Senate.” 
just isn't as pepe as theirs, The value ott the U.S. dollar 
it at 3.75 per cent below. 
  media ean.cover the comings and 
goings of the Queen is the special 
tesk here of a first class staff of 
the government hospitality commit- 
  "It's a bit png to-an Ameri- 
varies, = In Montreal it drops|} 
.jonly two cents. At a bar here the|# 
other day, it wags three cents under | 
the Canadian buck. The banks put|F 
to find’ a place trom|i 
; which the 1,000 people of the news 
tee, headed by Andy Ross and Len § 
ples. They bave given us ex-| ses sits iinienitints ERTS in acting as a 
of go-between for? the earth 
, People in their intercourse with the 
royal people. 
When all seats are assigned, they 
find standi ling room. When all stand- 
ing room is gone they figure ways 
jand means of getting a man on a 
chandelie¥, “or something, and he 
reports to all on what he saw. 
When no press is permitted, as at 
the state dinner, the committee 
arranged for a series of “peekers, to de .given two minutes each at 
the parted curtains,” and alone!’ 
person, properly dressed, “to stand 
behind a potted palm.” ai 
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Our "pool" man for potted palm 
‘duty took his job too literally and/ 
got himself in the same condition 
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The feeling of urgency to see 
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‘Top Prize for Photo 
of Stricken Mother 
CHICAGO w—John Ahlhauser’s 
photograph of a grief-stricken 
mother -has earned the Milwaukee 
Journal cameraman ‘the sweep- 
. Stakes award in the 17th annual 
His ; 
Died” — also won first 
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papers with over _— circula- 
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A total of 71 awards was pre- 
sented today to photographers of 
34: newspapers at the. association's 
annual meeting in the Drake Hotel. 
Earl Johnson of the Duluth 
{Minn-}-Herald won first place in 
the black and white division for 
papers. with circulation © under 
50,000. 
The contest, sponsored by the 
Medill School of Journalism of 
Northwestern University for the 
association, drew a record of 924 
‘entries, submitted by 245 photog-)_ raphers. on 94 daily newspapers. 
  
Grease Job Interrupted 
by Skunk Sitting on Car 
ELY, Nev.  — Joe Healy left 
his car at Don Gardner's service 
Station for a grease job. Several 
hours later it still was .on the 
hoist. 
Attendants explained that after 
the car was lifted they noticed a 
black and white tail dangling from 
the underside. The rest of the 
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Elwood R, pe i left), oiaiiaée of W ik 
PTA, holds the reins of Sandra Pack's pony while James R. Jenkins, W obatet, School:PTA F air gmoney.” 
wth 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry W. 
' “Axford of ~~ 
Rochester 
announce the 
engagement of 
their daughter, » 
Helen 
Elizabeth, to 
Gordon Foster. - 
Oswalt, son of 
Mr. and Mrs, 
Foster Oswalt. 
of Vicksburg. 
Helen is a 
senior at 
Michigan 
State 
University 
where Gordon 
was graduated. 
A summer ~ 
wedding 
is “weve 
  -.. = HELEN E. AXFORD 
we peed 
'» Baker Cites Gruesome Requests   
Gore Attracts Gals, 
Claims TV Emcee By DOROTHY ROE 
AP Women’s Editor 
' Women are the bloodthirsty 
members of the species, says 
Art Baker, who has spent a 
ene pee ot Se ee 
live studying them. 
His current opinion ts. beak’ 
an. analysis of requests: 
which come in from men, wom-- 
-en and children to his seven- — 
year-old television program, 
.“You Asked For It.” 
YEARN FOR GORE . 
“All the more gruesome re- 
quests are from women,” says 
handsome . silver - haired. 
Baker, “They write in asking 
‘to see Bword sw 
snakes and slaughter house 
. er" 
“One time..we had a, pro- 
gram which a' woman 
kissed a and afterward 
os there were boxes of requests 
y all, from women — asking 
| - to “see it again.” 
“Men's requests run-true to 
form, says Baker. They are 
' interested -in sports . events, 
. animal acts and bathing beau- 
ties. 
He adds: 
en 29 — wile men are — 
a Junior Pontiac Women’s Club 
“Was held in the Civic ‘Room 
ot Federal Savings and. Loan 
_ Building; “jAmong the 56 at- - tending Monday evening were 
- Mrs. Jolin: Doig, ‘honorary 
meniber, and Mrs. John Bar- 
‘ett of Okemos, an associate   “It's a funny. 
"The i meetYg of ° interested in feminine. beauty, women hardly ever show any 
interest in seeing muscle men, 
stich as the various Mr. Amer- . 
ica champions. 
COOL TO FASHION 
“You'd think there would be 
‘lots of requests to see things 
like the Paris fashion shows, 
tod, but strangely: enough, 
there aren't. Women, it seems, 
would . rather. see something 
good and gory.'!< 
During the years he has been 
emcee of the program, Baker 
has traveled over most of the 
supply fans’ requests, 
“There's one regular ‘tiliet 2 
that I never have filled,-and 
I don't intend even to try,”” he 
says. “It seems everybody 
wants to see a sultan’s har- 
em. But even if I had a 
chance, I wouldn't disillusion 
them, because the sultan’s fa- 
. vorites in real life don't. look 
& bit like the pictures. in Es- 
~ quire.” ‘ 
The subjects that bring the 
_ greafest response from men, 
women and children, says Bak- 
er, are animals — any kind 
‘of animals. 
junior Women’s Group. - 
Holds Opening. Meeting — 
discussed future projects of 
presiden 
  chairman, does the same » for Douglas Quinn. Pontise Press Fhote 
The | 
fair will be held Wednesday and will feature, among 
other things, a _ smorgasbord and pony rides. 
Mrs. Wright Talks _ to Hawthorne PTA 
the topic: of guest speaker 
Mrs. ‘William Wright at the ° 
Hawthorne School PTA meet- 
ing 
Mrs. Wright is hospitality 
chairman. for the Pontiac 
Council of PTA and state pro- 
gram chairman for the Mich-\ 
igan Congress of PTA. 
Refreshments were served at 
the Tharsday meeting by the 
homeroom mothers of ~ the 
classes of Mrs. Thomas John- 
son and Mrs. Thomas: Turner. 
with Mrs, Johnson and Mrs. 
rome presiding at the table. 
| ‘Crepe Smart, Simple 
The little black crepe dress 
is high fashion for late sum- 
_mer and early fall wear; You 
can pay any price for it, but. 
Whatever the price tag the 
dress should. be simple to be — 
smart. Look for the softened 
sheath with just a suggestion 
of sleeve, : % “Challenge to PTA” waa Pontiac Club Fede tien 
Pays Tribute to Mayor 
Mayor William Donaldson 
“was honored Monday when the 
City Federation of Women's 
Clubs met at McCarroll School. 
Mrs. Frank Anderson, public 
affairs chairman, presented a 
resolution from the federation 
honoring the mayor as an out- 
standing and dedicated citizen 
of the community. In accepting 
the award, Mayor Donaldson 
urged the group to join in 
fighting for passage of the. - 
hospital. bond issue: 
Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, super- ° 
“fntendent of Pontiac schools, 
spoke on the financial picture 
of the school system. He 
showed slides. depicting the .ac- 
complishments since 1954 when 
mills were voted for 
«Various schools with 
their recent construction in the —- 
form-—ol-classrooms and multi- - 
purpose rooms were shown, 
Dr. Whitmer stated-that in 
1957 there was a gain in en- ‘Queen Weare 
Old Costumes — 
_ selous Britons noted today that. on Canada Visit. 
LONDON @ > Fashion-con- 
Queen Elizabeth If is trotting. | 
out ‘some old. outfits on her’ 2) 
visit to Canada. a 
eS * *. : 
_ One reporter: estimated the. 
Queen had saved about 880 
pounds ($2,380) by not’ replac- 
ing them. ae 
SEEN MANY TIMES 
The red velvet fitted coat 
‘with fur collar she wore when 
she stepped out of her air- 
plane has been seen in public 
at home many times. 
coe ae * ; 
The beige suit with mink 
trimming. she wore to church 
Sunday sdw ‘service on her 
state trip to Paris cartier this 
year. 
FAMILIAR DRESS 
‘A gray wool dress shot with - 
silver which she wore on her 
The short-sleeved’ lace 
with teifete cummed 
a haar ny gered oa 
peared June 18 \at ‘the Ascot 
races. ; 
Bridge Winners 
Pontiac Duplicate 
    
  Mrs. Earl Wate 
rollment of 3,720 pupils, Now 
the capacity of schools and the 
enrollment is abayt even, he 
said, The multi-purpose-room ~ 
program is cémpleted. . 
Showing a chart of the debt © 
retirement schedule, Dr. Whit- 
mer stated, “By 1964 the total 
program will be amortized and 
all construction will-have been y 
paid for.” 
~ Mrs. Joseph Panter presided 
-at the coffee table which car- 
ried out a fall. motif with a... 
colorful. cornucopia of ‘autumn — 
flowers. 
Cup Overfioweth 
It is just as poor manners_ 
for a-petson always to insist 
on picking up the check as to 
be slow about reaching for it. 
—The person. who is gracious to 
bé around likes to do his 
part, but he is also willing to 
- let others do theirs.     
   
   
     
     
   
    
                 
     
          
    
      
      
    
         
        
      
           
    
       
‘C ocktail aalibhe up the collection of Nina 
Ricci in pistachio green taffeta would make any 
~ woman feel like a queen. The gown is one of many. 
fashions to be shown. in Dallas. A group of -Paris 
models will fly to Dalles to present the fashions. 
Plastic Surgery Project 
Explained to City Artists 
“Beyond the Realm of Pias- © 
tie Surgery” was the topic 
discussed by C, Beaver Ed- 
wards, sculptor and painter, 
when he addressed ‘members 
Work You Love Leads to Love ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD 
Whenever I meet people who 
are really happily married, | 
am overcome with curidsity as 
to how they first met each 
other, 
ot * * 
I used to devote a good deal 
of effort to making a smooth 
transition in the.conversation, 
so that I could.find out without 
asking them point-blank, But 
now I come right out and 
ask, “How did you two aie 
mel 
‘ ‘MEET VOCATIONALLY 
Twenty years ago, chances 
are, they met socially — at a 
friend's fhouse or through a 
sister or brother pron a blind 
date.. 
/ But nowadays, they are more 
likely to meet vocationally — 
_through his job or her job or a 
course they took or a business 
Bh eoniry Rake 5 mayie ved activity. 
. For exam example, last week r 
  
% miet a ‘horn couple, both 
in their late’40s. They were 
devoted to’each other and, I 
learned, ‘they had only been 
married for seven years. 
cah! — that made the bride 
about 42 at the time of her 
marriage. 
x « * 
When I asked: how they had 
met, they both —_ and 
Mrs. R. began. 
WITHOUT HOPE 
“I was a spinster in a small. 
candidly. town,"’ she said gs | 
had no. hope of ever getting 
married. 
. * * * 
“T had a job that paid my 
way but wasn't too fascinating. 
' But my hobby,. which is sew- 
ing, was my great love. 
“IT even had a class in sew- 
ing, which practically every 
woman. and girl in town took — 
sooner or later. “In the process of teaching 
I experimented 
this: little 
““] called and asked if I cc sit in on one, of r classes 
tes ‘and the very nearty didn't ‘let ~ ad 
“My classes were liniportant 
to me,” Mrg. T, picked it up, . 
“and I didn’t want any tour- 
ists; But I finally relented and 
let Tom come. And I loved 
him on sight! Saghie yoo" 
DIDN'T CHASE HIM 
, “I think the reason the loved 
Ine -was because I was so busy 
with my job and my class that 
I didn't chase him. The novelty 
of it, after all the women 
who'd -been’ pursuing him for 
years, did it!" 
~) ye Woe 
The moral is—if. you want . 
your man, get into work you > Jove! 
(Copyright 1907 -f the Pontiac Society of Ar 
tists at Adah Shelly Library. 
7 * * * 
Mr. Edwards has been work- 
ing in conjunction with doc- 
tors in rehabilitation of con- 
_ genital, traumitic and  acci- 
“denial disfigurements through 
sculpturing. 
His work involves making ar». 
tificial hands and feet. He 
tried special adhesivés for 
_.fastening these devices on him- 
self to be sure they were non- 
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The. psychological effect of a 
Doesn’t Fit the Part 
A mother complains that 
when she drives teen-agers to 
her house, few of them éver 
__ stop to offer to help carry in. 
-packages and sacks of gro- 
ceries. She says she doesn't 
mind béing.a chauffeur, but 
she hates to be turned into 
a bellhop, too, - i 
  ‘to reclaim her title as No. 1 
there; Wo. 
- igfy. to VFW 1008 met in the 
. /rail-on East Pike street Mon- 
‘man of the Oct. 2 aoe 
       
     
   
       
           
   
    
            
      
     
    
       to Cap tal ee “Perle bie a 
for. Her: Friends” 
From Filmdom 
By JANE EADS. 
. WASHINGTON — - Hollywood 
celebrities are moving inon- 
local party scehe to share the 
social limelight with familiar 
government aaa homes 
officials, 
Hostess Perle Mesta, ‘back             
     
party-thrower after more than 
a year. of galavanting, plans ~ 
to invite many of the film 
‘capital's top celebrities we her 
fetes this season. 
PARTY FOR JU py 
Her first big do of the sea- 
son Wag t “for Judy -Gar- 
land and a movietown retinue, 
though the’ usual crowd of 
Washington headliners were a 
  a a ee ‘The hostess told mé she has 
planned a peries of Sunday 
Auncheon parties, small and 
* intimate “go everyone can get 
acquainted,” 
The® first. of these was in preee 
honor of ‘actress Joan Craw: 
ford and her husband, Altred 
Sheele. 
* * 
{'I- love Hollywood,” Perle — 
told me. “I have made many 
friends there and I want them 
to come to Washington ooh 
can repay the many 
nesses they extended to mé 
during the months I spent 
there, 
“Ot course, I love the pol- 
iticlang of ‘both houses of 
Congress and will always 
want them around.” 
SLY DIG AT GWEN 
This last obviously was a 
sly dig at rival hostess, Gwen 
Cafritz, who was quoted as 
her congressional 
quota mainly fo sen- 
“the lower house members” ry 
  Perle's long absence from 
the capital last year was the 
cause of much speculation and — 
brother-in-law and sister,..Mr,....... 
Tysons are still away, living 
in Nevada. - 
* * * 
Perle gave lecturing and 
the TV filming of her life 
‘tory as the reason for not 
MORE RELAXED a 
The. sujt.was settled several Be 
monthg ago and a new Perle, , 
_ and younger-looking than Tye / 
ever seen her, is back. —_/ 
'* £2 ie yo 
“I'm going to stay” put 
awhile,” she said happily. 
Auxiliary’ to. VEW 
Makes Donations 
pitals were made when Auxil- 
day.. 
Plans to aid the VFW Ss out, oe 8 Lf 
Beach was. a = me / 
ee. 
  
    
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  member. _ Wellman, Mrs. Clark 3. Adams, 
L7 oe inne, Albert Gates, Mis. :| 
\ Everett Garrison, ‘Mrs Harry Preceding the meeting punch ' w as served an attractive Rice, Mrs. Lauchner——- 
ice sculptured bowl .of pale 
: { gold, Autumn leaves and fruit, 
| ‘were molded into the bow. 
| PUTURE: PROJECTS 
yan hae ha aa f members ~ 
4 $n ¥, and Mrs. James Clarkson, 
“The next méeting will be 
Room. . 
  : New Stabafa C 
Griffin (left). and ate is secretary wv the pata, at a tea honored ith a téa° in the Oakwood is president of the club and Mary . 
pera: new members. a , avenue of Kay Whitfield (right). ° Shadley (center J is, one pet the new, 
wei are sonatas by Ing ri pa re ee Nine ne ceca! were honorees at — members. 
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    rites New members of Stabafa Club were ~ the Seuitieel Sue KoPrince (left) . 
       
  
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Warman of Douglas street, on Oct. 
Attending: the affair werg’ Mrs. 
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fin, Mrs. James Van Dyke and 
Mrs. Herbert Strohkirch. 
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dip basket, then ‘stretch to de- 
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That's: the top style news trom|"" With Lavish Use of~ Ocelot Fur 
By JOAN HANAUER   but often daring in back. Hemlines 
;|were from 15-to 16 inches off the 
floor, following Dior’s modified 
ionable woman by “ber spots—oce- 
Gerniany, where fashion designers | DIPPING HEMLINE 
are doing their very best to make 
their’ nation’ as important in the 
fashion field as Italy—and some- 
day maybe beat the Paris cou- 
turiers at their own game, was a beige velvet dress with a 
Fur trim was tops, including ; not only spotted ocelot, but * * * 
blond and dark beaver, fox The was decorated from 
Dresses had the “sack” or “‘che- 
mise” look brought out by Paris! - 
this year, Don’t confuse the terms 
—they both mean shapeless, but 
people who don't 4ike them call 
them sacks, those who think they 
are the Jast-word in high fashion 
like ‘the more dignified “chemise” 
term. favor with the German fashion 
x * *, 
  —. effect. ee were modest in front, 
  
  ‘Couple fo Live in ‘Adrian 
Before members of their imyhedi- 
Elouise Reid 
“the. betde-were 6 ry thes 
over pink taffeta dress with an 
orchid corsage. ‘ 
Mrs, Léon Clenitenin served as. 
the bride's only attendant. _ . 
4 as his brother's best 
‘}ithe couple will live in Adrian American fashion editors, flown 
to Dusseldorf by Lufthansa Ger- 
man Airlies to see the Berlin and 
West German a. were treat- 
ed to a group of glittering night- 
time clothes. All that glittered was 
For the young there was a 
dress with pressed pleats in the 
skirt. A. velvet coat lined with 
lame completed the costume. 
CLUSTER OF SPARKLERS 
ter of gold. and silver s 
embroidered from the waist down 
to the end of the hipline. An all- 
over white 
green-leaved pink roses  re- 
embroidered over it in more beads. 
* * * 
For those who prefer a this-year 
touch to last year’s styles, there 
was a lace sheath with waist-hug- 
ging cummerbund combined with a 
and edged--in--mink,     
  
    
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An example of the ocelot look. 
tof nylon chiffon with fitted bodices, 
: and pleated | J 
skirts featuring satin cummer- 
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A beige chiffon dress, with the ; 
inevitably eased waist, had a clus-|: 
beaded sheath had/ ’ 
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Naney Jean* Brown became the 
. I. Chapman offi- 
cate in the presence of 250 fuests 
fee: * 
The bride is the . daughter of 
Alfred Brown of, West Yale ave- 
Hackett of Auburn Heights, 
For her a Nancy chose 
rs peari tiara with pearl crochet 
beading secured Nancy’s fingertip 
veil of nylon tulle, and she carried 
a cascade arrangement of white 
carnations and lace, centered with 
an orchid, 
To Foe 
Acting as maid of honor was 
Donna Codling. Bridesmaids were 
Marilyn Rowe and Mrs. Gordon 
June, sister of the bridegroom. 
All were gowned alike, wearing 
pale blue ballerina-length gowns 
scooped necklines, 
bunds and bustle backs. : 
Their velvet band headpieces 
held half-veils accented by rhine- 
stones, and they carried bouquets 
of pink carnations=centered with’; 
a pink and yellow carnation mix- 
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM 
  ‘and MRS. HAN. HACKETT IR. Mrs.. Harold. 
_ N. Hackett of 
eect 
—    
   
tnd Dick Rosner of Drayton Woods 
and Kenny Duenge} of Auburn 
  
Beverly J .Judd 
Becomes Bride 
Ms. Lena Judd of Norton ave- 
Rev. Carl W., ‘Nelson officiating. 
Emom Toler served as tle 
bride’s only attendant and Larry 
Morris: was the best man. 
After a brief wedding trip the 
bridegroom will fly. to Thule, 
Greenland, where he is stationed. 
er OW ee! 
Parents of the bridegroom are 
  Gordon June acted as best man, Mr. and -Mrs. Russell W. Carison.   
Betty V. Bryan Marries 
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 GOWNED. IN LACE ‘Before’ members of the im- 
mediate families’ Betty . V. 
Bryan and John A. Lewis 
were married Saturday. after- 
noon. The Rev. George Mahder 
performed the ceremony-in the 
Edison street. home of the 
bride's sister, Mrs; -Lawrence 
Gaylord. “sy 
RoR 
The bride. is the daughter 
of Albert Bryan of Fairgrove 
avenue, and the bridegroom 
is the son of Mrs. Charles 
For her wedding the bride 
chose a Rose Pointe lace dress 
featuring a V neckline, irides- 
cent sequins on a fitted bodice, 
and long fitted sleeves. The 
ballerina-length ,skirt of Rose 
Pointe. Jace ‘was — fashioned 
with a scalloped hem. jat a hotel,    
     in for. me (with the hostess’ 
of course). 
“+ arrived back home much 
earlier. than I had expected. and 
called my friend to tell hér that 
I was ‘home and that I would be 
like to invite: the clergyman who 
will officiate at the ceremony to 
the reception, which is being held 
Do I send him an en- 
graved invitation or do T invite 
- him personally?" 
  Answer: It he: is married, 
picid aad ee tarviintion ahdomecd 
to The Rev. and Mrs. If he is not 
personally when you make ar- 
rangements for the wedding. : 
will -seon celebrate their golden 
wedding. anniversary, and my 
sister and I would like very _ 
much to give a reception for 
them. However, we are purzied . 
as to how our names- should ap- 
pear on the. invitation. I. am 
single and my sister is mar- © 
Fied.~ Also, should my sister's 
husband's name appecr on the 
invitations?”’ 
Answer: A formal invitation 
-(could be engraved, “In- honour of. 
the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary 
of Mr. and Mrs. William: Brown, 
their daughters and son-in-law re- 
quest the pleasure of your com- 
pany on Friday evening the third 
of June at nine o'clock in the dall- 
room of the Round Hills Club. 
WSCS Schedules 
November 7 Dinner 
’ Mrs. Leo Mineweaset was’ 
named general chairman of a tur- . 
key dinner scheduled for Nov. 7 
by members of Women’s Society 
of Christian Service of Oakland 
Park Methodist Church. It was also 
announced at the Friday evening 
meeting that Mrs, Carney Loucks: 
will be in charge of the dining 
room, 
There will be a Fun Night co- 
operative dinner ey in the   
; church. 
  
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along with more tasty flavors — 
unless your, spice shelf you keep clean. Swab the tops and sides of 
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sudsed sponge regularly. Then 
you'll be able to shake away with. 
out fear of contaminating the food. 
  
Justice Stanley Forman Reed 
was Solicitor General of the United 
States. when President Roosevelt 
named him to the a Court 
in 1938. 
  She wore a Juliet-type cap 
“with: pearls and a: ballerina- 
“Jength veil of French silk il- 
* * * 
lord wore -a- light blue .wool 
., Jersey ‘sheath with matching 
For a reception in the Gay- 
lord home Mrs. Lewis wot a 
I}. navy silk dress with pink rose      
  
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CHICAGO (INS) — A pert bru- 
nette widow is resuming a career 
of telling women what their best 
friends won't — or can't — tell 
-|them about their clothes. e * * *. eo * ‘i 
Mrs. Alma P. Cresci-Muller is 
a fashion -consultant who takes 
Cresci-Muller either confirms a Widow Specializes 
in. ‘Criticizing Clothes clothes only to wear tiie once 
or twice because they are. not 
suited to them individually or are | 
not fitted properly.” . 
“Many women,” she said, 
“need an objective point of 
view. Some are afraid to ask 
their friends for help because 
it might reflect on their taste, 
Others feel friends select un- 
attractive things for them.” 
In —o a. woman's shop- 
ping, Mrs. .Cresci-Myllerlets—the 
client choose things ‘anywhere in 
Chicago by herself. ‘Then, when 
the selections are made, she goes 4° boulevard left 
  | | Petzonal Nex ews ail L n terest 
whieh: near’ 1aitend, 
was the scene of a retreat for’ 
Detroit Presbyterial and Wom- 
en's Association. presidents, at- - 
tended by six members of 
Pontiac's First Presbyterian 
Chureh. 
Among those present at the 
affair’ this past weekend were 
Mrs. James C. Covert of Scott 
| ‘Lake road, president of the 
| Detroit Preshyterial Society; 
-Mrs. H. H. Pattison of Pontiac [* 
Trail, president of the Pontiac © 
Presbyterian Church Women's 
‘Association, and Mrs... Ted 
Koella of Woodland avenue; 
national~ missions treasurer of 
the Detroit Presbyterial. 
_. Others attending were Vera | 
Bassett, Avis -Carey and Mrs. 
Jessie Snvder: 
ke & we 
Harold Rouse of James K 
Sunday for sev- 
eral) weeks in the Upper Pe- 
* * * 
Weekend guests at the East 
dent at. Michigan State Uni- 
versity, 
Marjorie Pound of Bloonifield~ 
Hills has been named cochair- _ 
man of the Parents’ Day 
luncheon to be held Saturday 
at Carleton College, Northfield, * 
Mr. and Mrs. John Dowling: si 
- Of Lake Orion have returned’ ‘Minn. A junior, she is ‘the 
daughter of Mrs. Pollie B. 
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from a trip to the Upper 
Peninsula. Highlighting their 
Week’s vacation were’ visits. to 
the Soo Locks and Mackinac 
Island. tok 
Participating in the tradition- 
al investiture of freshman stu- 
dents in collegiate caps and 
gowns at Mercy College Oct. 21 
will be area freshmen ‘Donna 
-Pudvan of Square Lake road, 
Irene Zoulek of Orchard Lake 
and Sharron Denby of Auburn 
Heights... 
aes ae eae 
Duncan F. McVean, a student 
at the University *     
> Asher Sunday sto attend the” 
wedding reception of his broth- 
er and sister-indaw, Mr. and. 
. Mrs. Robert B. McVean. 
  
, Nite.- W Scott of Delaware}: 
drive, worthy ‘high priestess. of 
White Shrine 22, will entertain her 
honerary officers and supreme’ ap- 
be held at Roosevelt Templé_on 
October 23.   
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~ Washing Given 
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tulip bulbs from Copenhagen, Den- 
received a 1A stamp from the 
U.S. Department of Agriculture 
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wash operation at Grant. 
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was 100 big for him to tackle, 
There was a great need of re- 
vamping the various departments 
and his experience as an admin- 
istrator is evident. Manager Slone| 
is recognized by managers all over 
Michigan as being “‘tops.” 
Slone Resigns Post   
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strong. However, I feel that this 
pinned cannot he: dinre- j 
om Grosse... Pointe Park. Gity 
            — 
Thursday, at . pm. RAM Almont 
‘ * 76. will bois ® special meeting 5 - for two candidates on the MM degree 
en will follow = the Jom a 
veland Tew rashtp 
Mt. etna wees is sponsoring a.rum- 
_ Mage and bake sale on Saturday and 
Sunday, Oct. 18 and 10 at the Church. 
Hours will bef rom 10 a.m. to p.m, The merch is located at the térner of Bald EP gt, J BB epg reads, Lunch! Uy age, eee 
  
New 
Hoinemakers here will moet at; The 
the heme of Mrs. Eva Cregg at 10 a.m ednesday. will be eos _Wortden’ 
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- Mrs. Robert Callow, president of ne 
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Annoal’ meeting ‘of .the Metamora 
‘emetery Ladies hesthacy will be held 
- at Pilgrim Gm gy ay Church on 
a “— inner at noon will 
ha & bdusinesss necks. “Christmas < | Council desires that I assume roy 
new duties on or about dan. 1, 
1958. If I may be’ of service te 
you in helping my successor 
either before I Jeave or after. 
Ward, F'would be more than glad 
to do #0, 
The Village of Rochester will 
  | ever I may be. 
  
Following the reading of - the 
resignation, a resolution was made 
John Dahirnan that “It As.- with. 
sincere regret that we receive 
iwish him. congratulations and God 
Speed. Through his eight and one- 
half years of ard work and sin- 
  always have a. true friend wher- | 
by Councilmen Clarence Buri and|       
        
    
  
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Robert A. Sione | - 
      Manager. Slone's resignation. We|. . 
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_ the United -States tomorrow,’ 
Not that Charles is homesick or 
anything like that. He misses ‘his 
ih what makes the prince ‘sulk . and pull long faces is that he is missing out on a tg to. America, 
bil —* 
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| The report on-Chari 
weeks at Cheam fs: 
could . do better.” “By 
Charles, in ie hag: lease aanee : 
uniform, with short" pants and ai 
_dark blue cap, is indistinguishabie 
ee ne Sere ay aged 8 to 
c how . completely "he been absorbed was shown be bas 
ly when a ‘son—replying to his 
mother’s discreet query, ‘‘How is 
Charles getting .on?"”—wrote back, 
“Which Charles? There are many prob- turning out muscular 
"er, Queen Elizabeth I, arrives dn ones,” is out at Cheam, which 
[Prides itself on good manners, 
} Cheam also prides ‘itself in 
Christians. 
_For- Charies, who has already 
shown an aptness for games, 
this means plenty of soccer, with 
rugger as well after the Christ- 
mas holidays. — 
Should -he: grow bored on this 
sports diet there aré tennis courts,| 4 
a swiniming pool and even a nine- 
hole. golf course on the 65 acres of 
  SCHOOLBOY CHARLES as he looked last June at Kensington. 
  
  
- boys named Charles here.” 
For the teaching staff there ts. 
only one-“Prince Charlies,” how- 
ever, for so they address- the 
young heir to the British throne, 
Me, in turn, addresses his teach- 
ers as “Sir,” or“‘Ma’am,” in the 
Charles’ day begins when a’ bell 
sounds in his dormitory at 7:15 
a.m. He slips out of his spring- 
less, iren, barracks-style bed, 
_ with its wafer-thin mattress, and! 
_ makes a dash for the wash-sta 
which he shares with his eight 
dorm- mates: 
YR Om 
; He ‘miakes his own bed, as does 
evety other boy; blackens his own 
boots. ‘The public school 
"system. of “fagging,”” whereby the 
younger boys slave for the older   
British Believe ° Their. Monarchs 
- Are Overworked 
LONDON (INS)"— The Queen's 
American tour is certain to. re- 
and the: Duke of Edinburgh may 
be working too hard. 
* * * 
The members of the royal fam- 
fly are generally conceded to: be 
among the hardest-working people 
in Britain. Public ceremonies can 
“be exhausting, as anyone knows| 
one, and the ueen tackles doz- 
ens, especially when she is on NdS!tinited Kingdom of Great Britain 
vive. anxiety. in Britain ,that she |! 
‘who has ever stood or sat through! - ley ‘Left Behind én On Sundays the boys walk a 
quarter of a mile to the village 
church at Headley, where. Rev. 
Reginald Rabbetts usually takes 
‘the service. It is not certain yet 
whether Charles will sing in the 
choir this dad ~did). It depends 
upon whether his- voice is good) 
enough, 
How did .Cheam, which dates 
back te 1646, come to be eoniect- 
ed with the royal family? Prince 
of , when First 
Lerd in ‘1914, noticed that. Louis 
Sea 
two norte ouch iy tere ably good manner. Ne called 
them in and asked, “Where were 
you educated?" 
men. 
son," Prince Louis announced. 
And so it was ‘that the son 
; yi nce George, was sent to Cheam. 
in his turn, Prince George's 
son, the present Marquis of Mil- 
  now: Prince Charte s. “Cheam, ,” said the young 
“Then that's the euheet fe my 
ford Haven, went. to Cheam in 
1928—followed by his cousin, the 
Duke of Edinburgh in 1930.And)* : Exhausted Males Give 
Her Majesty Top Mark 
for Sportsmanship | 
By RUTH _MONTGOMERY 
-EINS Correspondent 
. “ WASHINGTON (INS) — Several 
dozen. two-fisted “males have. al- 
ready played queen-for-a-day in 
dry-run anticipation of her Brit- 
tani¢ ‘Majesty's: arrival in Ameri- 
ca tomorrow. 
“We just grab a y = 
body — and push bh into posi-       
Duke of Windéor, New York Hotel - 
yin ‘Majestic Jam - 
NEW YORK (INS)—A royal traffic on, in the corridors, 
of the stately Waldorf Towers, involving Queen Elizabeth II of 
Britain and Crown Prince Faisai-of. andl “Acai, “has been 
| developing this past ‘week. 
So desperate is/the entanglement that it appears Queen 
Elizabeth and’ her fonsort Prince Philip may have to occupy 
the suite usually reserved for her coolly-received uncle, the 
and his¢ tion,”’ Assistant Protocol Chief 
Victor Purse murmured’ wearily 
today as he paced off.a few miles 
more of queenly steps, 
The schedule for Queen Eliza- 
hausting as it is” should be 
a snap compared with Vic's re- 
hearsals, __.. — 
The State Department official, 
who so captivated visiting King 
Saud after the Arabian potentate 
insisted on having him accompany 
him. back to the Mideast, has 
_.., taken every step that the Queen 
will take on her state. visit — 
BAIN OR SHINE 
“Rain- or ‘shine, we've got it   
American-born duchess, who 
is persona non. grata at Buck-; 
ingham. Palace; 
MANY HARASSED 
The resultant headache has 
clutched. at the brow of American 
commoners, from harassed hotel 
executives to'the protocol experts | 
of the State Department in Wash- 
With the Queen of England 
and her party arriving Oct, 21 
for a. stay in New Kock ef at | 
much more than hall a’ day, the 
— is shaping up as fol - 
The top-drawer suite at the Wal- 
dorf Towers, the most regal 
caravanserai in town, is 35-A, 
Faisal, heir-apparent to the oil 
Moe em of Saudi 
pao surgery. 
onto his key wi 
grip on prerogative,” 
ee Sere 
and - Prince Philip. , 
Casting. about. for a suitable 
alternative; hotel executives afd” 
_ protocol experts seized upon the 
Towers’ suite 28-A, 
This palatial suite, though sec- 
  Many Discover 
‘Queen's Titles 
Jawbreakers 
LONDON (INS) — Few people 
could address Queen Elizabeth by|,,, 
her full titles without drawing a 
second breath. - 
2 <- ® 
Officially, she is Her Most Ex- 
cellent Majesty Elizabeth the Sec- 
ond, by. the Grace.of God of the   
and North Ireland and of her 
Realms and Territories, Queen:- 
Head of the Commonwealth, De- 
fender of the. Faith, » 
In addition, she is Sovereign 
of the British Orders of Knight- 
Guards; ° “the Royal Welsh Fus- 
iliers, the Nor Lancashire Reg: 
Highlanders, the Royal Malta’ Ar- 
tillery, the Royal Ordnance Corps, 
the Queen’s Own Worcester Hus- 
sars; as: wéll as seven Canadian, 
five ae “oe five New Zealand 
and eight West 
and corps. 
< o£ h&. 2s 
She is Captain-General of the 
Royal Canadian Artillery; Air 
Commodore-in-Chief of several 
        jing: 
African regiments |. 
Combined Cadet Force ‘and the| _ . 
niin ‘an that way. 
-- Final pas EA in, this ‘one-step ston 
‘ask the“Queen to autograph this lesson. . ie ond-best, might have been entirely 
Suitable, except for that one draw- 
, back serious enough to make a 
‘diplomat turn in his striped pants. 
GAVE UP THRONE 
Suite 28-A is the New York stop- 
ping place of the Queen's uncle 
and ‘the woman he loved’ enough 
to'give up the British throne. 
In the quandary presented by an 
Arabian prince, who can’t . be 
evicted; and the British Queen, 
whose antipathy for the Windsors 
has been demonstrated often; Wi- 
ley T. Buchanan Jr., chief protocol 
officer of the, State Department, 
bears. an undeserved burden. 
 -. Soe 
Buchanan, interviewed by phone 
ir’ Washington, bravely. asserted 
that one suite is as’ good as an- 
other ‘in the a Towers, vadd- 
“We knew. Prince Faisal was 
in 36-A and since he had en- 
gaged it beyond the Queen’s 
visit, he naturally-had the’ right-|- 
to stay there.” | which is known as the presidential | 
*/suite. Its present tenant is Prince 
4 This was the suite ‘ everyone! 
-|had in mind for Queen Elizabeth| 
-|hotel had not requested their party 
the traffic jam revolying around 
-|/York the garment was’ worth to us"? when the Waldort informed 
him 28-A was available. No one, 
apparently, advised the State De. 
pied by the duke- and duchess. 
x *« * 
“I don't know if it is, 
believe so, partment this was the suite occu- 
Asked if he realized 28-A was the | 
Windsor suite, Buchanan réplied: 
I don't 
. « I want to ‘make it 
perfectly clear we've had no dif- promises. ‘We'll deliver her dry! 
at any spot, no matter if the 
heavens open up with down- 
pours.” : 
Purse and his staff are not 
the -only ones whe haye been 
Williamsburg, 
New York, 
The dry~runs’ have also swept 
up British Embassy personnel by   
-. During: the Queen's parade at 
Sydney, Australia, in -1955, a 
Ht and had “seen” the prince say to 
-Elizabeth, “Perk up, little cab- 
bage; verre beginning to wilt.” body —- any) _ 
“beth IL — jampacked and ex- | 
not once, but three or four times. 
| down to the fraction-second,” Vic) _ « 
QUEEN ELIZABETH 1   
15 icleomet 8 “ieee tiene 6 simmers 2 Parades. aes   
the dozens, J Service men, 
Scolluxd Y @’agents and White 
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  ity with the W aldorf or any-| 
else, 
whole royal party . . 
better. than we expected.” 
Buchinaa, however, admitted 
the State Department - had. asked 
for the presidential suite’ and 
was informed it was in Saudi 
Arabian hands, . 
As for the entourage of Prince 
Faisal, his spokesman said bluntly: 
“We have no intention of mov- 
ing.” - 
Se owe Oe 
The prince’s spokesman said the 
to move, 
F. Dell-Agnese, manager of the 
Towers, preferred not to discuss 
the presidential suite, which costs 
$150 a day and is decorated in 
Early American. ' 
Queen Liz Will Get 
$15,000 Mink Coat   
beth will be presented a mink coat 
—worth about $15,000—during her 
visit in the ‘hational capital, 2 
- The Brifish Information Service 
said *today the Mutation Mink 
Breeder's Assn., will make the gift 
of a -Liutetia mink. upon the 
Queen's arrival in Washington.: 
The association said in New 
about $15,000.   Buchanan said it “didn't matter 
  
‘Bugs’ Baer Says:   
To Curtsy, Bob for Apples . New York society getting 
  your mink. 
  Even if “you don’t meet, the Queen - a er start 
for the Charleston. a 
You accompany these <rouching gymnastics with. a 
nad if your teeth are    
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: jhow to curtsy without ‘packing = the wharf. ; 
First you pas your deuttes along the seams oi 
Then you place your little left foot in 
back of your little right foot. Then ~ bob tor apples. 
the same color. meee 
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wad cs ammetice sh ormared te bunion comet 
  established for the visit of : We're perfectly happy) 
-+with the occommodations for the 
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WASHINGTON (®—Queen Eliza-}- By NEA SERVICE 
U.S. it shoul 
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      WILL WATCH FOOTBALL 
The - rain-or-shine preparations 
hearsals, Should it pour as Her 
Majesty sweeps down the ‘steps 
of President Eisenhower's plane, 
Columbine III, at the MATS Air- 
field. here, a man-sized umbrella 
will shelter her into the termifial: 
if-the sun beams, the ceremony 
water the Queen will. mov toe 
outdoor box at Byrd Stadium for 
the Maryland-North Carolina’ foot- 
ball game Oct. 19. 
In the event of rain, however, 
Soldier almost as many: times as 
the ‘permanent honor guardsmen. 
QUEEN TO PLACE WREATH . 
“The Queen will lay the wreath , 
,|there in a method that has neve 
been done before,” ‘Mitchell 
clared, proudly. “She'll place . it 
head at thé foot, instead of. 
of the tomb to make a longer 
and more dramati¢é ceremony.” 
_Heretofore, yisiting dignitaries have stepped from the. Arlington 
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Run Smoothly 
with full military’ honors will be| Big Behind-the-Scenes 
Staff to Carry Weight 
of Queen's Visit . 
dozens of persons accompanying 
Queen Elizabeth to America are 
many who never hit the headlines 
but who carry much of the weight 
jof 4 trip, 
They range from Queen Eliza- 
beth’s personal _ladies-in-waiting 
down to footmen, Without them a 
royal tour could never be made. 
arpa the most important 
-man- of the 
wale =e will be private sec- 
| sta Bi ge alr vice on a pews boy when. 13 
years 
ne is the chief link ‘between! 
Queen and her people and is 
her closest ‘adviser on domestic, 
foreign and Service affairs, 
HELP OUT 
Adeane has two assistants in 
London, One of them, Lt. Col. 
Martin Charteris, will be along to 
help out on the trip. 
Press ‘secretary ‘ommander | 
    to the Head of the Tomb: to rd 
posit-the wreath. 
“The indomitable little Queen, 
however, will do it the long way 
around. to accommodate more 
sightseers, . 
Leaving the .car. 
     
ng the flower- 
rimmed Mall por ‘up the marble 
  Richard Colville, ‘50, will be one” 
of the busiest men’ of the whote 
tour, 
Son of an admiral,’ Colvitte; 
joined the palace. staff as press: 
secretary to King. ‘George VI in) 
1947 and continued the job under; 
Elizabeth. 
JOB TOUGH ie 
He «holds one -ot. the toughest) 
    forties. o   WASHINGTON — If Queen Eliz- 
abeth survives the back-breaking 
schedule set for her visit to the 
should end for all times 
the. charges that. there may be 
a + carn eed of the British mon- 
Prince-Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 
will be exposed to 15 formal wel-| 
_ Hamers, 
LONDON (INS) — Among the 
‘than mony. 
main events, The schedule of 
ceremonial arrivals and depart- 
ures, presentations,” wreath-lay- 
} ings ond greetings is endicss.   Y| More’ Americans. than ever be- 
visit the Queen and her husband, 1, fore will meet the young monarch will be given a chance 
land her handsome husband injat a large, formal dinner which 
|will be held in the Pan American 
  on TV. 
JAMESTOWN FIRST 
The year-long. _gelebration sur- 
rounding the 350th anniversary of 
the founding of Jamestown, Va., 
as the first British colony in 
North America is the technical 
reason for the visit. Elizabeth and 
Philip arrive at Patrick Henry 
Airport near Williamsburg, Va., 
at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 
16, and- promptly take off, for) . 
Jamestown to start their historic} : 
  two major parades, sic: toon 
tions, one formal ball, one football 
gaine. and ‘one. cornerstone cere- 
That's just a run-down on the 
person, read about the visit, ‘or 
Bei witness some of the - ceremonies 
  will fly to Washington for the big 
doings, —... 
Sunday night, ‘Oct. ®, Ahey't 
take an overnight train te. New 
York, get a tickér-tape parade 
on Monday morning, attend a- 
hall that night and depart for 
home by royal .aireraft at 12: . 
a.m, Tuesday. . 
During the visit Her Majesty 
will 
save the ‘Queen's right hand from 
complete mutilation, . all women 
guests attending events for the 
Queen are requested to wear 
gloves. 
HANDSHAKING MARATHON 
The royal’ handshaking ~will 
reach a—climax on Friday night 
and Saturday morning of the visit 
when the Queen will meet more 
5,000 persons at iwo huge 
receptions. 
  a party, at the British embassy 
thrown iy’the ambassadors of. all 
ef the. Commonwealth countries, 
“An estimated 2,700 guests will 
‘have to be raced a: the 
nee oar teiaiscsctaneibianaiilis 
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* * * : 
On Thursday, after: spending the!) 
night at the famous Williamsburg 
The Friday ‘afternoon affair fs) ap etn Se 
Firestone | WHEEL ALIGNM ENT from other countries, 
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early to rush back to the ‘embassy \ 
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more. than 1, 100 newsmen for cov-|.. 
lereie of Queen Elizabeth's visit, 
ithe largest press accreditation for 
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  Since the Ra ae of the National Profed Football League, there have been 72 shifts of frant 
The big shuffle was the merger of the NFL with 
the old All-America Conference whereas Cleveland, San| / 
Francisco and Baltimore put seven teams in the Na-/ 
Se in A any ‘Con- 
ference. / = 
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\ In the next two years the New York Yanks bigfena' 2 
\the Dallas Texans and Baltimore washed out. a hy e oa 
In 1953, Dallas after one year fizzled, and Balti- 
more moved back into the NFL but in the/Western 
Conference. The league has been settled since then; | _and owners in the NFL now feel that a franchise 
shift is unlikely for the next 20 years. / = ae yal 
  
    
  aE on 
_the two-and-half _— mark. 
‘Share A Top Billing 
~ Badgers’ Williams ”| 
  - Only change which “may be: forthcoming within| 
* two years ts the of each: division of the NFL 
"th on or two noe teama, thus fp an NPE wh 
Pa earl Lice he. / 
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Owners were one time aftaid there weren't |, 
enough good pro ball players to,go around. Now they /pistons 
feel that the colleges are providing a better crop of 
gridders, thereby making, it presibile for. additional two 
or four teams. - 
_ BUFFALO SURE OF FRANCHISE ” - 
One city sure of getting a franchise is Butfalo,| 
“we, like some of the Sther teams, were ready for ex- 
; $s Ago,” said ‘general manager Nick 
s,"“‘now we think Buffalo is ready 
for a team, and if the vote is taken at the next winter 
- meetings, we will vote yes in support of Buffalo.” 
Last time the yoting took place, Detroit voted no. 
If Buffalo is admitted as-an Eastern Conference 
member, ther the realignment by east and west’ 
sections may/move Baltimore to the Eastern Division. 
leave two available spots in the Western 
and the two strongest. bidders right now aré 
and Denver. Cincinnati and Louisville are    
      
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possibilities. 
* ok * 
The poor response of southern clties to the exhibition 
games hardly gives them a chance for a franchise, es- 
pecially after the-one-year fizzle of Dallas in 1952. 
_ “Buffalo is ready for a team ‘now. They have a 
stadium which already seats 35,000 and the backers 
there are ready to push the capacity to 55,000 as 
— eo Kerbawy 
said, 
10 OF 12 VOTES NEEDED , 
When the matter is brought up, an affirmative vote 
from 10 of the 12 NFL members is needed to approve 
a:new franchise. - 
There’s no doubt about it now. Pro’ football, is 
-here-to-stay. Its more liberal TV policy has been a big!5j Pistons’ Coa 
Kenville, a holdout, thdicated 
last week he would accept the 
terms of ‘the National Basket- | ball Assn. club and report yes- 
terday. He changed his mind at the last minute and told 
Piston coach Charley Eckman 
The Pistons tench the final 
phase of their pre-season training 
tonight in .a game with the St. 
Louis Hawks in Filst's IMA audi 
torium. 
The Detroit club plays the 
the Gvie Center in Lansing. 
  
Richard Nears. 
500- Goal Mark MONTREAL \& — Montreal's 
Maurice Richard scored four goals 
in. the first week of National 
‘Hockey League play to move with- 
in three notches of a 500-goal ca- 
reer, 
* * * 
* Richard, at 36 playing 
year in the league, leads 
and has one’ assist for five 
giving him third spot in the 
ing race behind deadlocked team- 
mates Dickie‘ Moore ‘ and Jean 
Belivéau, 
League” statistics reléased” today 
show Moore with three goals and 
three assists while Beliveau 
picked up fwo goals and -is tied his 16th 
in goals 
points, 
scor- 
  
factor, and for five straight years attendance records 
have been broken, with the figure for 1956 going oyer 
  
Bay City and Midland 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The ease with which Bay Cityjfidence for the closeness of the| 
contest at Traverse City. - with Detroit's Johnny Wilson for 
the’lead in assists with four. ~ 
of a goal a gaine. 
Henri, roundout the top five 
scorers, each with four points. 
Seven players have three points 
—Andy Bathgate and Bill Gadsby 
of New York, Fleming Mackell 
and Jerry Toppazzini of Boston 
and: Detroit's Gordie Howe, Earl 
Reibel and Alex Delvecchio, 
Don Simmons of ‘Boston and 
Montreal’s Charlie Hodge are ‘the’ 
top goalies, allowing an average 
of a goal a game. ~ 
  
LSU's Jimmy Taylor. 
        
  
Sets Big Ten Pace = 
  Williams of Wisconsin's un- 
Badgers jumped into the 
Ten ali-game football scoring 
‘ vietory over 
25 points 
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| State’s Spartans on top ‘of the list 
‘|point scoring on the usual basis Hawks again tomorrow _night at! 
{tory resulted in a second change 
Wilson’-and ‘Richard's brother, |s 
‘ja ‘game so far, next Saturday, - - Michigan State, second in isat lair ratings, mauled Michigan PS al ‘SC DONUT SUDDMAMNLIL — Tee Saginaw Valley Conference 
- debut for‘new Pontiac head coach Jesse MacLeay and his varsity ’ 
staft was highly successful last weekend when the Chiets defeated 
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MacLeay, Arnie Wilson, Dean Wilson, Fred. Zittel 4 kinen. Dean Wilson missed the game last week: becate of the fu - Yesterday MacLeay was out with the illness, 
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“)356 last Saturday, Oklahoma, 
|hard pressed by Texas, won-its| + 
43rd consecutive game, 21-7. 
A year ago Michigan State had 
won impressively from- Notre 
Dame to go ahead. The next week |, 
Oklahorha turned its ferocity - on Kaline, Kien 
      
the hapless Irish, regained first 
place in the voting and didn't lose 
it until today. The Sooners were 
the pre-season choice this year 
and had been firsf in each of three 
previous weekly ballots. 
. * * * 
This time 92 of 196 voters put in New Spots. 
GRAND RAPIDS i — Detroit 
Tiger fans can expect to. see Al 
Kaline in center field next year 
and Harvey Kuenn either in right 
field or at first base, according 
to manager Jack Tighe. __ 
“We are not going to trade /Kuenn. We're going to keep 
him in Detroit . - was.Tighe's 
comment yesterday in. Grand dn the, - 
of ten for each first place vote, 
ininé for second, etc., Texas A&M 
came in a- poor third behind 
two with five first place votes an 
1,215 points, Fourth place Minne- 
‘Toole also polled more than 1,000 
points in the heaviest voting so 
far this season—six firsts wat 
1,184 points. 
* * * 
The bulk of the Oklahoma. sup- 
port came on 64 first place votes 
and -the same number for second. 
Michigan State's one-sided vic- * * * 
Tighe was in the city to address 
a church group. He later attended 
a ball game between Charley 
Maxwell's barnstorming All-Stars 
and Sullivan's Furnitire of Grand 
Rapids. 
“The minute’ spring. season 
opens,” Tighe said, ‘we. are put- 
ting Kaline in center field and 
telling him that’s where he's going. 
to play the 1958 season.” Kaline 
has played the position before for 
Detroit. in er Top Ten rankings. Michi- 
Washington State, Rice and Army. 
Duke, victorious over Rice 7-6, 
retained fifth place. Iowa, draw- 
ing 10 1iet-place votes, moved up 
from eighth to: sixth while Oregon 
State remained in seventh, 
Se ae. 
Notre Dame, on the strength of 
its 23-21 vietory. over ‘Army, * * * - 
Tighe added ‘‘Kuenn is just not 
suited for shortstop."" He said the 
Tigers plan to try him in the out- 
field and at first base » ame 
trefality,       
    
zorbacks, who upset lor, were 
the other newcomer in the Top 
Ten, Army had held 10th place. 
If history continues to repeat, {t} . 
looks bad for Oklahoma's next op- 
ponent, Kansax, which has only 
one victory in four starts. Notre 
Dame was a 40-0 victim the last 
time the Soonérs lost first place in 
the ‘rankings. Michigan State op- 
poses Purdue, which hasn't won 
    “|lwhich calls-for the acid test this 
| Trojans showed surprising strength Stars Hit Ryder Team System oe en   
SAN FRANCISCO ww — =— 
;Snead= and Jimmy Demaret, 
on an Oriental golf expedition, lee. 
elled a double-barrelled blast to- 
day at the United States’ method 
of eventing -te Seer, Cup team. 
3 
Snead and Demaret left today/and 
by air for Tokyo to compete in 
the Canada Cup and international 
trophy matches involving top pros 
of 30 nations Oct. 24-27. 
* * * 
Commenting on America's re- 
cent defeat at the hands of the   Blame It for U.S. Loss British professionals — the. first resented us at St, Andrews.” 
offrreversal in 24-years for the-Yanks} 
two veterans said the res| 1 
ponsibility lay with the system, 
“Imagine picking a team to rep- Vv —t /4%, suttering ix losses in the 
anks were heavily favored. 
resent this oe and leaving off Wu. ¢$ 
. like , Snead , Ben ‘Hoggh, oe : ‘ -eald Dee Although both were Ryder Cup 
veterans, Snead and Hogan were 
omitted from the 1957 team. be- 
aig #3 cause they did not pile up suffi- 
F cient points i program based Snead was a little milder in his) on Hi scosalh poe onl 
criticism,saying, ‘It 1/wanted to} “We are picking our teams not 
pick a team to win’ I wouldn't 
have chosen the. oad which rep ret. “I T eodd have picked a | 
team blindfolded." 
of tournaments they play in,” said   
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By BRU INO’ L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Pontiac Prets 
Whether Pontiac's 20-12 victory 
over Arthur Hill last Friday was 
jist a one-night stand or a real 
showing of fiiesse, is something. 
week when another conference 
rival, Saginaw, visits Wisner Sta- 
dium. 
Actually, Arthur Hill was re- 
ported to be the stronger of the 
two Saginaw schools, but the 
in losing to defending champion 
Flint Northern, 14-7; last week. . 
Saginaw and Northern were 
deadlocked at 7-7 with only two 
minutes remaining when Flint’s 
      
Bruhn, obviously pleased with : _mendous. 
  tthe Badgers’ three victories ‘so 
far: this season, listed five points “in, 1958 we just couldn't seem _ 
to find the right man to do the 
         
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scribed on the. big phepeteal tiro-                  Phy that stays at the club. 
Smaller individual ‘trophies went 
to Burgdorf and Pages The 2nd 
place tie was shot by Charles} 
Barker and Dick, DeWitt (Pon- 
tic) with 31-22-63, and. Ed Kru- 
ger and Dick Allison, (Detroit), 
ae 
yan prob A. 3rd place tie, -had John 
; linke Driver and Augie. Forgas (Red   ‘lat 64, while Jo® Kocsis, captain 
    Xs F ’   | 
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,;Aun) and Ray Kane, Ron: Nicholl | 
| “The Woy’s: mind works like a 
computer,” ‘Bruhn said, “and he’ 
its Big Ten opener. The Badgers 
visit defending champion Iowa 
‘this. weekend, ‘ 
“T admit we lack experience, 
but that will come along,” Bruhn 
said, ‘‘This may sound corny, yet 
we're going to play one game at 
a time and whatever we do or 
  
ne’ games played roy hina Saginaw Will Give PHS 
Real Test Friday Night 
to go with is 57-yard touchdown 
run with a fumble. 
been able to match the depth of 
their opponents, 
against Arthur Hill. 
0’ Shaughnessy Top Snead. 
; * * * 
Demaret said that he and Mid- 
diecoff were passed up simply be- 
Ferg wo Mba eid a Boao 
PGA Tournament 
aucun “See ments te caer 
tournaments warranied their. 
selection. “And -Snead didn’t make~~ 
it because he picked’ his tourna- 
his won more tournaments than 
any golfer alive.” 
wt 2 aL 
Neither Snéad nop Demaret 
chose to delve into” personalities 
‘jin discussing the 1957 Ryder Cup 
team, 
Demaretéaid. he felt the .inter- 
national“matches were the true Dick Whitmer, who in turn did 
aty outstanding job as-. fullback 
and linebacker, 
* an -— 
This gave Pontiac a chaneo 
“to utilize Whitmer’s 195 pounds 
of power in the middie, and the 
speed of halfbacks Jim Kellar 
and Beb Manning as outside petseded the Ryder Cup in signifi- 
‘threats. cance, 
Whitmer - gained 48 yards in 
seven carries for a 6.9 average,         
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“We are a country of 160,000,000 
people and Bngland has 40,000, - 
000," he said. “We have 60 tour- 
.« « we ogee Oe ee a 
s6 mismate! at 
The Chiefs; who really have not a every time. . 
“A fairer competition would b 
—_ #4 Players the U.S, against the entire Britis 
  
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culty Midland’s Chemics had with|return in the last two minutes by ’ ; -—_? a done nel Salve great end African go in- SaSern revere Cy it ucaibek Pel Gay tp ot a|INS ‘Player of Week’ — ubisoft aE feat te wag | gta to on aon ea fend a Aaa A tean NT ee ee eee et ee ee NEW YORK (INS) ~~ Fullback| 2 Oklsheme ‘te ds cctne 1704 eee | one of the biggest lines in the |. e « ¥? 3 
ranking 's Class AjNorthern has a 10-point’ margin! jimmy Taylor, playing before | ¢ Sitmesata 6) “os io" ee et lyiea ws thee “hand, conference with 220-pound™ c6n- | “Who are we to say the United high school football teams. over 4th. ranked - Muskegon home town crowd, scored all of| § Duke (3) (40)... BS — | va ars, taking advantage of the| cf 2eck Levy, 2091 guard. |States.and Britain have the only — The six-member Class A paneljolic, a 20-18 winner over Grand); joiciann State's points Saturday! 7 0 State 1) Od occ, $1 tapi Sal slasin a ort de.| Al Minton,  210-pound tackle |golfers in the world?” Demaret / 
of sports writers, making the As-|Rapids Creston. to lead the Tigers to an. upset vie-| } Apu (6) 00) 0200000: sa} CAGE GIANT— Walter Dukes! fencice game. . Curt Campbell, 200-pound | added. sociated ‘a “top ten” rankings} Here's ny way the D with writ-itory and earn himself college féot-|10 Arkansas a cine 73 of the Detroit Pistons, former he th oe otf Hallman, . 206- 
for the week of the high/ers’ panel ranked ‘em w PeC"\ball's Player of the Week award. |11 -Miseisaipol_< ..soes 225! Seton Hall All-America star, is e, | pound guard’ Joe Hirschenberg- 
school season, gave Bay City Cen-jords includeJ: Taylor edged out such other indi-|12- North Caroling, State (40) --. 19 one of basketball’s giants at Sophomore quarterback — Fred| er and 6-pound end Gary.. 
tral ‘and Midland High 57 points] 1. ‘tie fe Mc City cote (+0) vidual stars as Nick Pietrosante of 4 Reet Careline on veereaes ne seven feet. Dukes will appear |Sfaley making his first start for| Potts. iT ting 
apiece and placed each comfort-| 3 Fiint Northern (34) - -jNotre Dame, Sidney Williams of of misbura aay 0S" o9) with the Pistons at Flint's IMA |PHS turned in a. credible . per- To add to this weight; ‘coach i 
ably ahead of third-place‘ Flint) $ Muskeson cathote tt Wisconsin, Don Clark of Ohio}!/..{ouisians State (3-1) «+ $$! auditorium tonight in an exhi- formance. The 15-year-ld young-|tierh /Kort has ex-tackle Bob 
» Northern, the “ defending — state $. pm eee ag , State, Don Allard .of Boston’ Col-/19. {tie 3 pe state an ---:. 29) bition game with the St. Louis jster, who weighs just 145 pounds, Yauck, a 21l-pound. senior. 2G ee! nbe 
champion, | & Wranastte G0) _ ™® flege, Walt Kowalcayk of Michigan) ‘Rice’ ay 0000000: SED Hawkes. __took over thé duties from senior ning ‘at fullback. Quarterback [ n (g ays: 
Central put ‘on what Piint-| 19: fue) Grand apids Union (2-1) fin the weekly pl ot eration ~~ |Pick Jones and halfbacks Tyrone Journal sports writer Doug Mint- on Mtenetnn Mota {Bryant and Bruce, a Pg of 155- Andian-Bosé Denies He line called an “aerial circus” in ss _}pounders, complete the en / Atwood Stadium last Friday night | ‘ ager. sop 7 ost Ba ger. fa us. ‘Tbackfield. Was Askéd to Step Out: 
and dealt Flint Central the worst | a s * “| as General Manager Prog ia its gridiron history, | — evening of festivities will be 9 
mY WE Drag a Ts - “MADISON, Wis. '— Foothéll, 1—The right quarterback. lot ao game, A parade ot bands. fovt| CLEVELAND Un ~ High Henry . meanwhile, needed aj ch Milt Bruhn of the University} 2—More speed in the ‘line. | sticking with one.” / and game time cérémonies..will Greenberg has no intention of 
three-touchdown splurge in the ft Wisconsin said today “it may) _3—Greater backfield depth, terhack-Sid Wie “stepping down as Cleveland, Indi- A sconsin y may | Quarterback Sid Williams is-the highlight the first. annual home, 
wal perfed to Aenock Teaveran: Cay true that I-have-all my eggs in! 4A group’ of key players With one” fig alertness to seize the/coming festival-for Pontiac High. Ceneral Manager. when he from the ranks ‘of the undefeated, one basket, but T also have the top talent. avant . _ “Game time is 8:00 om ‘and 12 other club directors discuss 
28-6. Coach Bob Stoppert was none ight y aA ” : ay eight eager “ sopho-. Vadvantage in situations where fin- _— p.m, ; é renewal of his contract tomorrow. tod happy about his team’s \per- righ tion. [other might/ back down ‘is tre- : ee Oe. 
He made that plain last night . 
j¢ommenting on a story in the - 
'|Cleveland News that several: di- 
icollege football players. 
twice int his team's 20-14 win over Hillsdale’s Earl O'Shaughnessy 
(former ‘Keego Harpor ace) has 
banged ahead - in.the individual 
The stocky’ halfback scored|! pe a SS Oe > See signal calling,” Bruhn said. “But (can deliver.” ‘§ G id Sc rectors oppose retaining hi 
near the bottom: =e ______| it's different_now. Instead of | pony said he ‘pblglies the tenmn(* tate rl orer _..|top-front otice. papaya 
eat passed its 1st rhajor test by beat- since 1950, 
Aing Purdue 23-14 last Saturday’ in| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS t eo None of the directors. has asked — 
him to step down to supervisor at 
farm-club operations, Hank said,/ 
denying a report that such an ap Scoring pace. afnong Michigan’s|proach was made in the interest 
of avoiding an open split on the : 
¥ e picking on their ability but on the number | 
ments," Demaret added, “and he 
world competition of: golf and st. - 
don’t do will be remembered.” | Albion Saturday afd took the state Prnsod yt on be : = ie ie 
hw. ® ‘Ateod with 36 potatn om.cin teici-lagee ina meeee MEE Ma Reale As a nucleus for his sopbomote- downs. oy criticized more: than’ praised. by 
— py nay Bk gare  ¢ | local. sp : writers ‘and which is anny nphear on a target.of not infrequent “irate. - , Lovell Coleman.ot Western Mich-|,_ >, e 3 
eit Ea! Hu and Wiha. aan Kerry, Keating (3) "eaeason nt eed was th : Watetford player) of Eastern first si Greenberg selec te 
Michigan shared second placé a) j.a) r that the ‘ball club 
CMON AAT desiane® touchdown behind, Coleman seored| aia not make money aed the fit oneé/ as Western tied Bowling | cinoe: 1946 
        @t ot Highland club's tean and Clark! ’ — euespat-s sCHRDUL : |Greén 14-14, while Keating scored | second: | bow, 2 Srom Red Ris) “ Dwight of Royal. Oak headed fiVE| onirent Ky Chicago aol [three yes in bis testy Sinemet: Se: eae oS teams at 65. were .also four Only tame scneduled on 139-6 triumph over’ Central Mich the Wo 
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Horsé) Ameche (35), fullback of the Baltimore 
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[Oe Magis will hit <1 semenars.   
lines. io 
“But Sal Maglie fits right.into the 
for next season. And by the time, 
the "58 campaign is a week or 50 
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    [\tling spoiler once beforg. 
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quite, kept MSU out of its first 
a Rose Bowl. .- 
'| “Last aes ae pretty 
fair country ball club,” Daugh- 
erty also recalled. “But we were 
lucky to get away with opr lives        
  ANN ARBOR Bob MeKeiver, 
Northwestern's mighty little half- 
jback, was plumb tuckered out the       last eee re ‘left the gridiron | at 
Michigan Stadium. 
He had run Michigan and ifs. ‘te 
defenders: ragged. More than 81,000)   
    against ‘Purdue and scratch a 
12-8 vigtory. 
Although beaten, Purdue had all 
the edige in the statistics last year, 
Aiinclading the rushing: and passing 
yardage, passes completed and 
first .. 
* * * . 
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lone with a 5-5-1 record. 
_ Purdue doesn’t look so potent 
this year, however, with the leas 
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‘|Michigan Saturday. 
‘elated Press also showed today the 
(Copyright 1987, John F. Dille Co.) earned runs in 173 innings. spectators accorded the 158-pound, 
5-font-444 -McKeiver - the . lustiést 
ovation a. visiting player received 
all last season. He deserved it.’ 
| ‘The Wildcat mite <gained 205 
and kick returns before he tired 
so much that he had to. leave 
the field in the fourth quarter. 
Michigan's 34.20 victory didn’t 
dim McKeiver's one-man -show.. 
McKeiver returns here with his 
Northwestern teammates to play 
“He's still a hell of a- football 
player," Don Dufek said today. 
Dufek has scouted Northwestern 
for Michigan and its losses to Ore- 
gon State and Minnesota. The 
Wildcats also’ were defeated by Wildcats Next for'M’ Northwestern was wien | 
of a surprise last year. The Wild- 
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‘they lost to Ohio State by four 
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scoreless tie 
winning their last three conference 
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of the Wildcats of second-year Are 
Perens : 
Don't forget they lost to twe 
of the nation’s top ten teams— 
Oregon State and Minnesota,” 
Dufek cautioned. “T'd say 
they’re as good as they were last year.” . 
* * * 
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ground. attack spearheaded by Mc- 
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living up to its preseason billing as the Oakland B favorite is Lake 
- Orion, led by speedy halfback Jim Drake. He leads Oakland County 
_ in scoring with 55 points in three-games and will be looking for some 
-, mere when the unbeaten rivals clash Friday. 
  
“Four Count Teams Perfect 
  The list of perfect record high |Romeo, Warren, South Lake, De- 
school football teanis in Oakland 
County is dwindling week by week. 
" With the 1957 ‘grid campaign now four weeks old, only four 
county squads carry undefeated- 
untied slates. 
The elite “schools “are “Hazel Park, Lake Orion, Clawson and 
Troy. Troy has a 4-0 record 
while the others fave three wins 
‘apiece. 
Orion, Clawson and Troy tepre- 
sent the Oakland B Ledgue and 
since they meet each other before 
the schedule closes, at least two 
of them will pick up a scar. One 
will fall this Friday when Orion 
and Clawson collide at Lake Orion. 
Two county teams are unbeaten, 
“put have ties to mar. the slate. 
Southfield owns three victories and |, 
a tie wie Teily. hos Se Wine. Sad 
: two déadiocks 
  iat wisp Geibeed cond: 
ties were Milford, which bowed. 
to Holly, 21-6, and Ferndale St. 
There are eight.area teams with spotless marks. Included are)   
  troit St. Rita and Highland Park 
St. Benedict, each with three wins, 
City, all with four triumphs. F 
Vikings Defend 
Harrier Crown 
Defending champion Walled 
Lake .is all. pritned and set for 
the defense of its Inter-Lakes Con- 
ference cross-country: title. Vik- 
ings won the bauble last year in a. 
hot contest at Hickory Hills Golf 
~where...Thursday's league 
+ will be run off. 
All six conference ‘schools 
wilt be represented, with the 
probable biggest battle arising 
between the champs and Far- 
mington. However, Berkley, led 
by state cross-country individual 
champion Jerry Young, and 
Waterford’s coming squad, could 
“upset the apple-cart. 
Van Dyke (Lincoln) and South- 
field also. have teams. Field is   
.|limited to seven runners from | 
‘leach school. 
Walled Lake reserves will also) 
{defend a title won last year, in 
the league reserve meet, follow- 
ing the varsity test which begins 
at 4:15 p.m. 
  
LANSING — Michigan | State's 
team physician, Dr. James’ S. 
Feurig, played professional _foot- 
ball with the Green Bay Packers 
  Monday's College Footbs 
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‘ ner Stadium. 
and Almont, Armada and Brown!   
| Skippers Host to Jexys: 
‘Clawson at Lake Orion 
in Feature Games 
‘By CHUCK -ABAIR 
Important league action. steals 
the prep football spotlight again 
this week around the local area 
had to be postponed last week 
scheduled Play - is to start 
| |Wednesday with Capac and Mem-; - 
phis meeting in,a Southerh Thumb 
debacle ahd continues through Sun- 
host Royal Oak St. Mary at. Wis- 
As usual, the biggest part of 
the schedule is set for Friday 
night. Such interest-packed tus- 
sles as Southfield at Waterford, 
Clawson at Lake Orion, Hazel 
Park at Birmingham, Romeo at 
Lapeer, Ortonville at Oxford and — 
Clarkston at*Holly are set for 
that evening. 
Crucial Saturday games will 
havé Almont and Armada baitling 
for the Thumb lead and Cranbrook 
going after.its 2nd Inter-State loop 
win at home against Western Re- 
Deferiding champion Orchard 
Lake St. Mary and St.’ Michael 
head the SCL card Sunday in an 
afternoon ‘tiff at Wisner. 
Friday's game, will be a 
“must” for Waterford. The Skip- 
yet in whipping Berkley last. 
‘week and could stay in conten- 
tion for Inter-Lake honors by 
repeating against unbeaten 
Southfield. Farmington, also un- 
beaten, plays Berkley and 
Walled Lake, smarting from two 
straight beatings as. defending 
champ, hopes to get its ist win 
against Van Dyke in other loop 
play. ‘ 
Something will have to give at 
Orion with both schools unbeaten 
in all games. An outstanding scor- 
ing duel is anticipated with the 
Oakland B rivals.sporting some of 
the.best backs in this. sector. Av- 
londale is at Fitzgerald and strong 
Troy hosts Madison elerwhere. in 
the league. — that is if the invasion of the : 4   
_ |when miany schools were hit hard 
: by the fast-spreading sickness. 
“day night when St. Frederick will |- 
Milwaukee's County Stadium. GAINS NINE “YARDS — Fullback Alan (The: 
Horse) Ameche of the- Baltimore Colts. goes. down 
after taking the ball for a nine-yard gain during 
the 2nd quarter of Sunday's | National Football 
League game with the Green Bay Packers at ‘Colta meet the 
Briggs Stadium. 
Ameche ‘was   
  CHICAGO  - _ Midwest foetball 
briefs: 
Wisconsin. — not taking any 
chances, coach Milt Bruhn sent 
his undefeated Badgers through an 
unusually heavy drill yesterday. 
Emphasis was placed against Iowa 
plays. Guard Bill Gehler and end 
Dave Kocourek may miss the Iowa 
game because -of- injuries. 
slowa—Coach Forest Evashevski 
\showed concern,qver Iowa's three 
fumbles and four pass intercep- 
tions - inthe 47-7 victory over, In- 
diana. Fullback. John Nocera has 
a bruised hip and is a doubtful 
starter against Wisconsin, 
Minnesota—The Gophers test. 
ed their cripples in hopes of get- 
ting them to take the field 
against I[linois. Halfback Bob halfback“Dave Lindblom partici- 
pated in the drill, All. three 
missed the Northwestern game. 
‘Ninois—Halfbacks Dale Smith 
and Boab Mitchell were demoted 
by coach Ray Eliot to the 2nd 
team. Taking over the Ist team 
assignments were Don Brothe and} 
sophomore Doug Wallace, Also 
boosted to the Ist team was tackle 
Don Yeazel. 
Ohio State—Coach Woody Hayes | 
announced that’ senior Don Suth- 
erin has earned a starting berth 
at right halfback replacing Dick 
Lebeau. The Buckeyes meet In- 
diana Saturday. 
Indiana—It's back to fundamen- 
tals for Indiana's Hoosiers after. 
three straight losses, Coach Bob 
Hicks ,put -the team-through an in-         Schultz, end Perry Gehring and 
Lehigh: Pair Named. -   
              Hazel Park will be seeking 
2nd Eastern Michigan victory 
4th in succeéssioh this .season, Un- 
derdog _ Birmingham 1-1 in the 
Hoop and 2-2 overall. East Detroit 
goes to Port Huron for its ist 
league test and Ferndale is host 
to Mt, Clemens. ‘ 
The opener of the new. Tri- 
County League between Romeo 
and Lapeer will match its éx- 
pected powers. Brown City is at 
New. Haven in the only Friday 
Thumb game. Imlay City, upset 
by Ortonville last week, plays at_ 
- North’ Branch in the lone South — 
Central contest. 
Well-rested Bloomfie}d Hills tests 
Northville, new league threat West 
Bloomfield’ is at home 
Brighton and Milford goes to Clar- 
énceville to round qut the loop 
slate in the Wayne-Oakland.       
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Wisconsin game, The Boilermakers ] 
worked on their passing attack,   against 
Michigan. Coach Ara Parseghian 
indicated Frederick is no worse 
_ than sophomores Chip Holcomb 
and John Talley qn offense and 
is better on defense. 
Notre Dame—The Irish” were 
given two days respite from prac. 
over Army. Notre Dame has an, 
open date Saturday and meets | 
Pittsburgh the following week. 
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tice following ‘their .23-2)-victory/f~ 
  Marquette—Halfback Jim Web- 
ster migh be able to play against 
innati this week. Webster, 
sidelined since. the Ist game of 
the season with a bad ankle, will 
    work out but ‘avoid contact,       
    
    
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MORE ACCIDENTS : 
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Game Season INSURANCE | 
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Deer Hunting 
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: [ce within a few miles of the ar- 
with the materials, facilities and.drawn ‘to: Japan, It returned to   
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U s. 24th tnfantry Now 
Designated 1st Coral 
Colors Furled i in Korea 
WESTERN FRONT, ‘haves a   
      
   Division, first American. unit to 
engage pond Communists in Korea, 
passed into history quietly today. 
The 16-year-old. division was re- 
ted the Ist Cavalry Divi- 
a simple ceremony -in the 
mistice zone.separating Allied and 
premsieranit troops, : 
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‘tems 3,200.. soldiers and a few 
hundred Koreans watched, and a 
band played ‘‘Auld Lang Syne,” 
as the division colors were. furled 
and cased to be. sent to Washing- 
ton. Then the famed ‘black and 
yellow horse patch of the Ist Cav- 
alry returned to Korea. 
Brig. Gen,’ Ralph W. Zwicker, 
last, commander of the Mth Divi- 
sion, is new commander of. the 
Ist Cavalry. - \ 
Ne ee ON 
Led by/ Maj. Gen. Willlam F. 
‘Dean, the 24th landed .in ‘South 
Korea within one month. of the 
June 1950 Red invasion and en- 
gaged in a costly. delaying actidii/ 
that slowed the enrush of Com-| 
munist forces until help arrived. 
an be was captured near Taejon 
id by. the Reds for three 
; woe 
The division in 1952 was with- 
Korea in 1253 to guard. Commu- 
nist prisoners of war and handle 
the prisoner exchange. Since 1954, 
the 24th has been on guard across 
the demilitarized zone. 
en ee 
Organized in Hawaii, the 24th) 
fought in New Guinea and ‘the 
Philippines. during World ‘War IU 
and was assigned to the occupa- 
tion of Japan before going to a 
rea in 1950. 
An Army spokesman said the 
Ist Cavalry—‘'Cavalry’ in’ name 
only—will start at once reorganiz- 
ing into an atomic-age Pentomic 
unit, as is being done by the only 
other U. S. division in Korea, the 
7th Infantry. "2. 
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The ist Cavalry was activated 
at Ft. Bliss, Tex., in 1921 and \is 
composed of units whose histories 
extend back as far as 1755. It also i ‘Buffalo Troubles : on Radio in Fog. 
} TROY ~ :ptmoegherié -ennlls 
{said ‘he intends to prove that with-   
Now | tions are bringing -strange radio 
reports \nto the- Troy Police De- 
partment \ headquarters.” 
. Police Chiet David Grattop said 
his” morning that fozgy conditions 
such as” we\ have bad the past 
two mornings quite  frequéritly 
bring this out. 
‘ Today’ s “aptelals”’ he said, 
. are broadcasts from the. Buffalo, 
N. Y. Police Department. Troy 
‘officers have learned that Buf- 
falo has “one car out of order. 
and trouble in the bullpen. 
Somewhere in the cudittraction 
of the bullpen, a rivet or.bolt has 
loosened. Grattop sald” the New 
York officers have been search- 
ing for sometime to get a welder 
into. police headquarters to make 
repairs. 
“It’s very interesting,” Grat- 
top’ said, “but confusing.” 
  
Puzzler Faces 
California Court _— 
LOS ANGELES u—How can a 
Ray, intelligent, wealthy woman 
with a wide circle of friends and 
‘w busy social schedule drop from 
sight and never be seen or heard 
from again? - 
The answer to that puzzler is 
being explored in a courtroom) 18, 
    
    where 1. Ewing Scott ts on trial, 
charged ith murdering his long- 
missing Wife _ Evelyn. _ Prelimi- 
naries dis of, the trial goes: 
into full swing today, 
The defense \contends there is 
no basis for prosecition since the 
state has not proved Mrs, Scott 
Lis dead. - 
The defense was overruled on 
this objection by Superior Judge 
Clement Nye, . 
Mrs_._.Scott dieappenred from 
her $75,000 West Los Angeles 
home. May 16, 1955. Scott, asked 
for -an- explaution nearly a year 
later when her disappearance be- 
came known to police, said she 
vanished after sending him out to 
buy her a can of tooth powder. 
In his opening argument to the 
jury, ‘prosecutor J, Miller Leavy 
in a few days of Mrs. Scott's 
disappearance Scott began a se- 
ries of financial maneuvers de- 
signed. to give him control of her 
estate, estimated as high as 
    fought in the Pacific and Korean 
wars. $600,000. 
  
Action c ‘on. Two: ‘Major. Issues. 
      
    
  
  
  
      
    
        
  
    
    
      
    
  Waterford Board Postpones Ne SSE, 
that. it was economically impos- 
tem for so few homes. It would 
cost an estimated $50,000 for the 
system and their three-bedroom 
homes in the $12, 000 bracket would 
hot warrant the added cost‘ of the 
water. 
Atier 2 lengthy discussion 
was deciied that the builder cs Kohler Stike ess 
“[terday, would open the way for! 
‘Reuther said, en ; , : 
{the legal primary boycott which/ 
it hasbeen conducting against J} 0.) “Keystone Income Fund   ers sto End 
orn @® — The United Aiato 
Workers Union has offered to end 
its bitter Myear strike against! 
the Kohler Co, But the union says 
the Wisconsin plumbingware firm 
in return must _aceept-the findings 
of a National . Labor Relations 
‘Board examiner as a basis for 
settlement. oie 
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Acceptance by the company of 
the examiner's recommendations, 
said UAW President Walter Reu- 
ther in a -tel¢gram to Kohler 
President Herbert V. Kohler yes- 
new union-management. meetings 
whieh Reuther proposed be called). 
within “the “next ‘several days.” 
“If the company is prepared 
fully fo itnplement the recommen-| —   - (Order Price ki 
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    ‘NEW YORK. | 
food canisters, by 
phone service. * 
National Can Corp, today "or. . Tdered across-the-board increases. 
‘amounting to six. per ‘cent on ite- 
full _ ot housewares 
Nov. nos 
prea Mills Inc, has followed 
three other major manufacturers 
in boosting prices five per cont an 
fitted bedsheets, 
And the New. York Telephone Co! 
has put into effect a rate inereasé 
that_will cost 
ers in New York state mailtion 
     
     
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The nei Falls ot the Hamilton 
River -in the interior of Labrador 
drop. 76. feet in 12 miles.   
  
dations of the trial examiner,” 
“then the union is) 
termination of both the strike and 
the Kohler Company." 
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The’ company ‘said it had. no 
immediate comment. 
News in Brief ~ 
dines sale, ‘Kirk ‘in the Hills 
Church, 1340 W; Long Lk. Rd, 
west of Telegraph, Thurs., Om 
lith, 9 a, m. ta 3 p. fi. 
Bum moge sale, St. James --{Ghureh, feay » 8. Pris Oct 
int to 1 
St. John Lutheran ag tor] 
Hill 8t. Family style Roast Bee 
& to "   
ia Oct. 17th from, & 
0, D, Spencer, of 115 8. Rdectawe 
St., owner of the Spencer Floor) 
Covering Co,,. reported to Pon 
Police, * Monday, that recently’ 
/someone had taken 18 cartons 
asphalt tile, valued -at about ‘$106, 
trom the Bethune School, where the | 
company had been installing it. 
ta Genesee & Glendale, 5: ] 
7:30, ~~ Ady.     
   
   
      
   
     
            
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Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 e 
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fascetbing rome 
investment, 
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Rais tis eee eas 
Address Peco core eer) A diversified investment in 
9 securities selected for . 
‘CURRENT INCOME _ os 
Keystone Growth Fond 
Adiversified investment for 
i term growth 
FUTURE INCOME ee 
C. J. Nephler Co. 818 ‘Community Nat. Bk. Bldg. 
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Wyatt to try. | 
Again Nonstop 
Flight to Rome 
‘GALVESTON, Tex, #® — Wil 
lami. Wyatt, 5, of Dallas will try 
again tomorrow or “Thursday to 
fly a light plane nongtop trom Gel 
veston to Rome, 
The Former Maiine pilot “was 
scheduled to leave at dawn today, 
but he said weather forced him 
ito poupene. the o.   
    Wyatt said he "id follow the 
    same route he took when he was 
forced by! head winds and icing: 
oo a previcts attempt 
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  gether. on a written agreement 
to be developed. 
Legally the township has no 
authority to compel land -devel- 
opers to adhere to the central 
water system policy, However, 
the community is growing so rap- 
idly that every precaution. must _be 
taken for the future welfare of 
township residents, Supervisor El- 
mer Johnson said,     and township attorney get to- 
Find Drug to Relieve 
High Blood Pressure 
BOSTON Uf —Discovery ‘of a 
nounced by two doctors at -Massa- 
chusetts Memorial Hospital. 
@ Wow 
‘The discoverers, Dr, Robert W. 
Wilkins, 50, and Dr, William Hol- 
lander, 32, said last night the drug 
—called chlorothiazide—may add 
up to 20 years to the life -expect- 
ancy of some 20 million Ameri- 
cans. Who suffer from high blood 
pressure. 
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' They said they tried the drug 
over a period.of months on 51 
Meals ct “meine. serene 
firm. Learn Boy’s ‘Sputnik’. 
Only Shell Fragment 
DETROIT™ i — The police labo- 
ratory has reassured 5-year-old 
Dennis DeYoung that it wasn't 
Sputnik he found behind his home. 
Dennis came across a~—~strange 
metal object and dragged it into 
the house to show his father Mor- 
jis. The father called police. 
Technicians said it was a piece 
of iron, apparently from an artil- 
lery shell — non-Russian, 
To Tew. Doomed Ship 
LUDINGTON (#— Carferry No. 
18, sold by the Chesapeake & Ohio 
Railway Co., to Steel Company of 
Canada, will be towed from. its 
Paget berth to: Hamilton, Ont.,   which he took as far as Charlotte.     
   
   He will fly a Mooney oney Mark », sible to install a central water sys-| regarding the remaining 70 -lots a smail single-engine monopplane, CAN BE YOUR’ 
Best i 
New York Sock 
        town, Prince Edward : Island, aft- 
er rurining six hours behind sched- 
ule, 
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He. said he believed he could 
make the 5,500-odd miles in 36 to 
40 hours. The light plane record! 
of 4,957 miles was set in 1949 
by William Odom, who flew from 
Honolulu to Teterboro, NJ. 
  
A recent U.S. Crop. Reporting 
Board check shows there are 
  5,406,000 colonies of bees in the : 
    "WISE INVESTMENTS ? 
Aa gina $2-p .: g page 
Ex-. 
change, is yours for the 
asking. It covers some of | 
_ the otals of in- 
vestment and is 
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         \. Hy W. Hattenloche 
306-320 Riker      
  scrapping by the Canadian 
  and exciting” 
Business Notes | Joseph W. Agerson, 18408 Bev- 
  and assistant secretary of Wagner 
Brother Inc., Detroit. He will su- 
pervise disbursements, credits, and 
collections for the chemical and 
automatic plating equipment pro- 
ducing firm,   
  
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  $ — 7 ’ United Aireratt rose 1% at 56%| 
as haunt of the first hour | Beet peed. bas t.rete cess: scoot Eaaiaeaes meee pane: On betes Soto wheat was 55 to 1% l or BE bw. Hee eeensteeasone S| but yer Pare a 4 5 
‘ember $2.20%; corn % lower Carrots, Topped, “solgsteecsansets Siglo than a trate 
Galery" roretest 3) included: North : 
$3) American Aviation, up 4 at 27  SxgLING WINNER—This was : te on 7,000 shares; Boeing up \4 the- response of former Canadian 
7 : foreign secre ary 
don, 10] wp % af 61% om 1,200; Lock: | wich told he was the recipient 
Onions, Dry. 80-1b go] Reed up % at 33 om 2,500; and | OF the 1957 Nobel Peate: Prize ‘ : om a anaes See ee eS for his efforts in spearheading 
Grain Prices a Ba ccc BB] atin Co., which has enjoyed| peace in the Middle Sst’ The | Fotatoes, te emeebiee tenet: {ia rise as the prime contractor for! prize arhounts wea 
CHICAGO, Oct 1 LAPT pros renee \’s earth satellite, was 
grains P aE) — Openine Rabat” (bens. vgn n ELE: M§ldawn on profit-taking. It dropped pavbeat (old), = RS ty isea tere Du, ‘se--seseneoes ET6I% \at 35% On 2,500. shares F by hehe Co. 
aa er BT nau me Oe ne) yews, Sheet rose a pont CPD Mar. seccees 2.240% - scuse Sa while U. S. Steel and Bethlehem 
pay oT Ege MT added major fractions. Both Gen- Has New Owners po che ont ie 10 eral Motors and ‘Chrysler were donee bo e¥aeses 1.36 ie : 
May S01 Dee IB igg|tractionally higher at the start] George J. Kramb and’ Roy G. x se ie sree 1gg|Dut Chrysler boosted its gain to ditch Jr, have. purchased the naar 2222, GR eet me ee Eppler Lumber and Supply: Gp... 70 5 |. Gilt Oi advanced gp 2. |S. Squirrel Rd., Auburn Heights. 
Plans fo Sell GE Items Celery Cabbage, ba. oss.ceesneeeune 299 — nocd haery gnd Chesa- | An open house has’ been an-|years 
_ Below Fair-Trade Price Bears ot Sees iit] peake & Ohio were off slightly. cet B pe Fa geen NEW YORK (INS) .- Plans to . Poult Bey ic co nageaan ‘publication advertise General Electric appli- ulry med 4 sales and\ earnings services offered by the new firm. 
ances at below “fair trade” laws DETROIT POULTRY for nine months. KY Kramb is president and general 
were maoenons today by Masters,) perrorr (AP) — Prices paid per \. {manager of the rag assisted Ine fe peu iy a gh for = quality) \. \ |My his brother, Charles J. Kramb, 
The actiot-Sollowed-1e-Sagweme Hae", pe. —s ‘0 8; sight type New York Stocks \ jLeitch is vice-president and gen- 
2 ae eee ee ES oe asters’ ma r . . \{ Lam 
affiliate in’ Washington, D.C., to 2's memesr dues Admire! .... oss 02 Ent hoe 0... 203) 
advertise and sell the products be- perrorr < lied Ch'711:. 8. tnt Tel & Tel. 29 | Yow the manufacturer's ‘“fair| trolt. cases Included." tederai-tate|Alled Stre's--, 4¢4 fel Gru Goal .. 38. Shaves, Inc. Hires . 
price,” | Mwnites: rede A, ange be-61, weightea| ium Eid -1-+ 34, Jenne Maw’. 27 Bloomfield Hills Firm President Stephen Masters, com-|sverese $8; medium 42-44, wid. ave. /2O™ iin ''" 147 Kelsey Hay. 383 43; onek Se. wid. avg. 32%. Bak :..... 348 901 menting on the court ruling, said/B, large 52-57,. wid. avg. 55%. oe Oe 4G. Geb oe Os MacManus, John and Adams, 
“fair trade laws—unfair to all—| Breen," Am Cree. ..:- 3) Kreage, - 38.4 /Ine., of Bloomfield, Hills, has been 
are for all ee purposes|. Commercially graded: 5, oy oxtra/Am M& Pay . 327 Ip Gia |... 18. |Ppointed ‘advertising and public meaningless and d dead.” large Sess large 55-68; medium 39-42. Am Meters ay me McN&L .. 14/relations counsel for Showcase, 
1 Grade A, fembe OT iam Red |... daa Hee. ® 0 - S6lInc., of Birmingham, first perma- 
ie PASe “56; medium 38-41; Am pmol’. 1, ana Loew's 3. - 1*4/nent home builders: exhibit center Golf Champ Prdthoted Am Sugar: 48 Yoriiard... 2¢t|in the midwest. ie Lou & Nash |. 664 : 
_ COLLEGE POINT, N.Y. @ — Livestock . ee IR MEER | ogden stave edie Golf champion Gene \Sarazen has K <2 ian. a eee ¥ : 14 (AP) — Livestoc 36°’ Ing McGraw H ... 402/300 display units. Home. buyers been named director Of sales for| DETROIT. Oct. & Co: 12.4 he Delick 3 sat * - H (Cana) < Calandalette see, Sat = rT geet Op . -g, may tour the exhibit center with 
f headed the comeany’s|runi percentage of cows 1 4 Merr'ch & 8 i53/their contractors and builders to lormerly COMPANY'S jas’ Monday; steers and_heif iq Midi sul Pa. 4° |see the rte homme. bedlhag customer relations staff slow, generally steady; Sizable Mig ..... 8: ls Hon .... 85 ’ sale steers grading, geod, Severs) & Ob’... 40.1 Minn M&M mT pam 
choice on - offer; Cows steady; see 474 “Monsan Ch .. 2 
fegacd dara, qual ‘improved dik USter What": 1) recent reeks Ti lan rates ee Motorola... * « te I * ie 
ferme mstgs Roa 2 ae oe Sin aiatee and t {44 fat Deity sce 388 25.50; Choice rs 22.00-23.50 + 29.2 Nat Gyps ..... 39.6 loads around 900 Ib. ave at Bi Lead eee 
HH Suiiee 10.00-17.00; Few + 10.4 WT Central’... 20.6 vie! cows 15.00; Ca - 3.7 M Pw..,.. 27.6 Ts0-18 : Camners and cutters 11.00-/Can is dita Wei: gall 
\(Gtitty and commeretal Quite 18: 124 Nor Palos, at t Palle °13-00°15.00; ‘Pack Carrier Cp ... 37 ‘Nor Ste Pw .. 15.4 pinned ae oni ot arling “sheen steers Case, IT... ies Nest dirtia ess iat % SPAR=WASERFORD BOARD 2460; : ; naeas a 
Loe good 461 ib. stock “heifer” calves Shes fe On": cH ores ah ‘ss i ee ~ ones 
Active, strong (rade on_veslers:, mosi|Cim Mi M_<.. 38.1 Pan A.W Air’. 123] when it met last night. Both were choice and prime 178.225, Tm. vealers|Ciarr equip. 40:3 Param Pici'... 32, [tabled for further investigation. \ 
ghet: Gobd.to low chalce vealers 31.00-\ZiU08E peg °° $4 a ae 4a3| Approximately.’30 property own- Few cul ena, ‘ueilte vealers under 100/Coc® ous 3508 Pa sia" is diers ‘protested. the rezoning of a 
m9 fs ny “yA to choice. slaugh-|Colt Pe 4 mee Dor ‘2+. §2.7/five acte ‘plot on Scott Lake and 
ce ogs — Balable 1000. borrows /Col Ges -.--- Te eee i Watkins Lake roads from residen- 
fois fama T available: Moderately active [Con ‘Béieon ".. 423 PRilP,QoF ---- $84/tial to commercial. 
UAINUL © Paks? ster Salemi ty: ft fete e: H/APPROVED cHlANr F 60 utehe " Me $2) Pullman «02... B14) a 
eg a = The Waterfor ip Zoning What do little girls dream of? room No. 2; Mixed 160-1 Ibs,|Cont COP&S 197 Repub sii’ ’’:! 463 Board and the Oakland - County 
‘Take Carol—she always dreams 1690-18 3 No. 2s 4 3 peeneen Ip sows gem fe: a i a Plafining Commission had ap- 
of being « nurse ime big hospi- ianeep - ‘Balnble $00. Market not|Cotn Pd... 30.7 Rock Spe .. 21.1|Proved the change.’ Final: approv- 
sat ees aw: Pet bee anes guna ont Deere ies 28 Seleway at’: 1 anil the township board. , 
are pretty slim. eae o . Beom, .. 2. Pap |. 38. The owner of the Louis 
‘Carol lives in « community California’s Chief Dem. Doug Aire” as a3 Saris fy Scariote, sa oot ae Rd., ri ‘ eee —_—4 o* <i. 
where there's seriousshortage ito Announce ‘58 Plans jou" Pont 0.38 Sears Roed .:. 363] told the group that the season . of classrooms, teachers and Rast Kod...) 92 Simmons ;,... 39.4) for the proposed soning change 
good schoolbooks. Thet means | SAN FRANCISCO # — Atty. igi auto L".”” 32 Secony <7cs"' Sh4) te so that a medical clinic may 
less schooling for Caro! than - Edmund G. Brown, Califor-/ & Mise «+. 3% ou Fae sae ti be built on the property. | she needs, ma 5s , ‘ * expeéctSizrie RR sresee 10.8 * peor é : 
tagette alte to announce formally his political|E=-Cell-o -.. 32.8 "Brand '<"" 40°| He ‘added that two Detroit doc- liad i {pion ttt 2008 ks Loe. Segue Ot Pirestone ... #13 Sta On Sou {: $4|tors had approached him on the _ pen in our schools. You can help food Mach\.. 473 814 Oil © ‘.. $43] matter but the land would have to 
Nien eR RE te said he was delaying the an- Preept sul Ne evens IP :+ 4|be zoned commercial before the 
a aw nouncement because he preferred| Zieh, Sts, °° $5. Sun’ On 77:. 1 4|Sale could be a 
- echeol conferences. to make several schedulediGen’ Elec ..: 59.6 Suther Pap || 21-6 POSTPONES ISSUE 
wees speeches as attorney general rath-/Ge" Fas ..... 46.2 awit & Co.. 29.7 = Fer more information write-te: Gen Mills .... 87.2 ari Hi Pd .. 343) On he “Advi BETTER SCHOOLS er than as a candidate, Gen Motors 39.1 Texas Co ... 61.5 t 4 ice of township at- 
9 E. 40th Street; New York 16, N.Y: , Gon Fret «7 BE Te out --- ieaitorney Paul Mandell the board cy ae oe es Gen Time ;,.. 19.2 Thomp Pd... 34 |postponed the issue indefinitely in WE MUST HAVE Dow Reports on Income [Gen Tire \<. 31 Tren Ww Air’. “e4lan effort to. work out solution | 
— MIDLAND « — Dow Chemicalleogrieh .!.: 6. On" Carga s.163 {0° Ue problem. Co, Monday- reported net income ; Paige .> 13 Lin. 33+ , Board members were also 
FIRST-RATE SCHOOLS for three months Aug. Silat Ne + — gle 39 «Unit ae es faced with the problem of estab- 
was $14,137,911 equal to 56 cents\Grevnouna |. 18 Un Gae'Op '". 364| Mshing a policy for central water a common ghare: In the similar Ob ...... 114 US Lines ..., 25 | systems in new township land 
Published as a public service jperiod last. year net income waslifolland F.. Se 4 eae as developments. a 
by The Pontiac Press T11,TS0,006. oF 48 conte & share eerter Et... DAY Walgreen "983 i ae in cooperation with / {i Conk +: 2 West Un Tet 718.1) Hegresentatives of the Balmoral The Advertising. Council Eighteen thousand school vases ae Ha Weste Rte sa subdivision, Dr. J. E. Gordon. and and the Newspaper Advertising |were sold in the U. S. domestic ~ ir Cop U3 Fae stew * Sélceorge Agree, ‘told board members 
Executives Association __!market in 1958. - ocak eo eA Then ane #1Zlehat they wanted approval of only nn nt Harv vee Bt Qorénee Den 37 | 3d. lots of their original 102-lot de- 
71 4 Co ity N el Int Paper...) 69 «Manning Mam. 4.1/Velopment. . 
, 4 mmunity iva STOCK AVERAGES ee t , \. * | The plat is located on Hatchery| 
"Bank Bldg. Wet Shaaes. hy Fie Lpeant Pree near Crescent Lake road, 
today ....26h1 98.2 8 1615] ‘The two men also told the board 
Phone FE 4-1568-9 dust Raile Usil Stocks Gi So cae Hie RY etl eR OE mean, Babee Bese Be HD 2 et) ate ier ce ae 290.0 1341 TS 1688| colt oper Richard” Pa eg 
, ibs high‘: ae ee Fea 101 $3 i 13  aekke St: father of sald child 
vitesse 244.0. 1963' 60.6 1716) petition having ‘been filed in this 
wernorr svooes (Gtr, ahSY mite El ‘Richard H. DeWitt - Donald E.. Hansen (C.J. 5 teen, 5] child is unknown and said “ehiid hes 
_ Res. FE 5-3793 oe Res. FE 2-5513 Figures after decims! points are Ph ng som violated 8 law 3 the State and that 
f é : Allen Elec, & Eaqiup, oo 5 241 ferfeeietian cee =— rr $ A Policies ae Baldwin ae” fe 3 3 ae —_ + ee os 
om ers” 0 : G, LOU & Chem. Go.. 9 3-3 | fing the ba Be vig FB 
Accident. Insurance . Fire Insurance Pe Me Prod. Co. 10:3. 103 103/02, % Reid, at the Court House te the Automobile Insurance Life Insurance  Ufedy Bag Goo Wek An [ane at, OF Ootobe, AD. sesh, at nine 
Liability Insurance - Plate Glass Insurance = Toledo Bal Sas? Tt ae hereby commended to appear personsily 
Barglary Insurance Bonds—All Types ao ee __ Ty baing impructical to pervonal 
; . Tenants’ Policies - shall. be carves 7 publication of & copy 
” Ups Ges Stove Price fe Sauer ea sinsr na Bf WAG Rpg oe CHICAGO Ww — Norge Division | yocre "Suds ot said Sour inthe city Total’ abstinence is etsier than perfect - . of le, — Cup. & Rogpers day of October, 20. aeat Azala * ‘ P ranges (Seal) THUR 
! men vide iets ecu aeats = - The inérease is in line with hikes ig 00) mat monn a Fropate 
; wi made recently by. other appliance | : uf p> Register, 
; makers. | Oct, 16, ‘87. al 
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mee Livens Wresters te: do] Within help to make for Contract, Mige 1000") gpa Secure future with op- Wanted Real Extate nee} portunity, In addition you pQENTALS OFFERED will be eligible to partici- 
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Open a tal QUICK CA CASH land contract. You'll od pd se Sent a oe Jim Dink 
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Immediate - actio kinds Est 191. Hngus Marsh pom calls FR--4-5607_. 100M Wes Pattern Makers & Ye, Aree pete? men Tn, this] 38M Came PE bani FR 38 ogy on NIGHT TV RERICE |" sma home Tincota Cai eorog ay: aoe Ranietgh's Dept Ea ee Day and future! RAISING. — PUCNDATION { P_STRAKA _ Yor WA __ MCJ-696- 12 Free ort, nie sec enefits of a WORK — fj _—- MASONRY DRAYTON TV SERVICE 
"S Man RAE: MIDDLEAGED COUPLE As CARE- experienced Detsel| WORE = UPTO | pypert service. Day or night. are = "pring takers in cs veiling. ‘Pree apt eae. At t you bave echanical apt-| . Eana 'To Service call. §3, Open Sundays. Lari d Bandara die a: tion ‘pring a usin Wo Siaig, nearess & = Pal tavtor free infor- D aM at DING ts Fen OR 3-4204. ina. r No. Write Press ligation as rit Se i ‘22a Have clients w: Youn aa roars win Do v become. & dustry EMOViNG —- FI “Teeew er Service “2 ‘ ou nN A ith ‘ Fates, . cignee Youn — ES i re le Sa a Box gt Li, rE 48450, i. he ey perenne 
= Se ance Wanted Salesmen At once, wen = Samat -Fyses, all typer of furnaces, new anal" MACHINE REPAIRING yo 
r edgeutive “career ve ree o ee tS ; >DATE “SANE-| trea. work Printing an¢ with P. W. DINNAN - LS o SAREWAY™ DRIVER) Shee! Me Supply Co _W_ Lawrence 
i ut o tect the, @_M. Huro, FE 27) Bus YE 23263, Res. Px nme Uphelsteris as Orenarg public contact EX pdr tng Ae i 
cuirem ‘ea Ist ee ment} 0 sai! new is sae Branch of.) Work ; Wanted Male 10 .* a et ore rE rh man aA diee—~Many 6 to start a wnrninnds a ORG erie shone ere veg ma ry current prospect file, Call PE) yy NEW ~ on the. tite Covter Ais, ER | tracts con 
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      “in 1050 ° Lawrence 9 am. to 8 a E + a FLOR ra RVING. _ties. re, Estimates itor Partridge, Bi OU Ni ; APPLICATIO = “HERAT ESTA iNiEsS, Ay yt inishing Phone = St. PE 4-358] / YOON MR n for PLICAT an CRARD ear, a nee- | SVAILABLE woe CARPENTER be THOM AS ‘ a ee panes SHOP AROUND THEN s#m Us To lone geuieer aaah, company essary, new office, in 6 sabinet work New & repair oe CERSONALIZED aeurd & TELEGRAPH | Your Land -Comtract. fe 100 ‘cent. em owned! on the floor. Pm. 42844, | 0.8 _Mui_ock. FI in. FE 5-475 sLIPCOVERS DR APES & BED ic. SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 
emis: guemerense benefits MEDICA qatery director, Pos] re —_— Br fob or hour ren pa ' Lost & Found 24 24, [ vailable. Exe tine Osteopathic Hospital. Expe- BRICK WORK BWALE AOR AE ag a I Esta 
ietesied tn eee Fy ne cata — siete PE cast gaia mE ROOF REATES FOUND - BLACK BROWN AND Wanted Real Fatete 2A in peeoe a3. pm. Tan WANT a ‘OR RAWLEIOR CARP WORK, NEW OR|EAVESTROUGHING __FEE 40444) white male boxer. FE #0563 ALL: CASH, AT ONCE. ness o experi-| repair ‘PE 63375. for _B FS inners Meat ‘Market | ¢hte te saat CABINET Ef MAKER AND CARPER. TRENCHING AND _ ost a. Pe re ca me If _qou're leaving the city, ¢ beet _Miracle Mile 8 | Center | to make and. profits good, Start) “te: ns a specialty. FE RULIEDOZING | es _ for ‘cash. Prefer FHA of GI equi- Y OU NG >; MEN 18 - -_ ge rite awieigh's, " R D Thompson Fe ¢ene) ——— tier Also Oar lon t Be pg Pree to \tavel — Mew Orleans, Cal-| Want; -- 60D —ACCOnDION #Xz; MAN, WANTS WORK. JANT-|" Buildin Supplies 12 IZA) ers, seward ut found Pe EsIO. | ae KERSHAM e = ans, Car WA teachers. | “ cus - __ ers, B.A ae tau . nisbed pee ca elon Write to care of Post) 4-1’ reterence’, FE x? med owes. Fins “~|OsT— GUERNSEY COWS. PON! WICKERSHA se NDYMAN, AGE 50, WANTS PIREBRICK (ern 19 Cents. mend, . 4 Bee ‘ait Pe ee ee <ATaSMAE OR work rt any kind. 1 day, week 2 ikite brick, .ce-te pe ew Ae W sai ' Bia Re Pontag Wicrtord ane Os) Shing handy “thy oat ptatigg| eo A TaOPT BaD, ona gia oy : + wh . pain i ‘Help ‘Wanted ‘Femate "7 eae patores Rose til maintenanes of any hind. i __ Business Servic 13 -_papers. as re 2a 1. Good ee pen = 
ll = asda ney aay VICIN: 2. 3 sr ome A GIRL FOR NOGRAPHIC REAL ESTATE “SALES PEOPLE, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PAINTING, |A-1 ACE TREE SERVICE RE Lor: pereanalined Christmas yet jot. work, Answer telephone - experienc: preferred Will train.) carpenter work Piaster repair.) moval and trimming. Get our bid). congy MI4-3200 after 5: 30, with figures Must have own have large iirt of ar ag > for Piambtng and soe Fe FE 27188. WOULD. THE PARTY WHO T TOOK *?. a Parm., Lo trans. Job toca in r., Bew homes, Phone OL 1-0002,| 58371, - WO ee Gok 2. GC Maeeins 
ee Dees ‘sta — WOMAN. © gMIT? — CRAWFORD MIDDLEAGED “WANTS |“ Tepaires HEF man| bike trom. Purtney's Drug Store sive ts "posuinfe = Se - all ew . Capebas Builders a0 suit Homes. | $e re adie 1 works "Or any ‘end. at eur x ee" | on Joslyn, “please _eall PE 48438. Buy, § ans in ‘te Ee ble — @ uy NAMED 
ene saa rated o. 'Larated fete ‘aie sent “ma ‘oe™ ntice, zak eee LIANCE a Fe batts nutty. by. eensee ak choos ; 7 Ponljac. Must be aa excelent ere ert some’ other O28 | we sorsice tik wakes of ringer Lost: BLACK COCKER oa Jamel L H. BROW N. Realtor - gapertence le te beet . AN ‘ig WOULD Liki). ee oem wee g Johnson, PE" 40001 OMULTIPLE | E LISTING NG SERVICE in GReenleat 48450. ve i seat Peedi” ind. Call angtime. fe pontiac _PE 240m|iQsT — COLLIE PUPPY. ViC.| pains * mo 
ceecnaes ye * ie AMBITIOUS WOMEN = loyment Ag encels 8A /SETIR 7 | \ Busines Services 13 Lakeview Drs FE #1038." BUY C OR SELL New York concern ts looking for} Poy job as gener! building mainte-}_\ “ nnn nn | OST — WHITE. B & RUST! ,, women to work part time after- nance worker. Very active. Own Enclis) Setter Vic Farmington | L! POR BUYERS bo party plans. _tools. FE 4-4717, ELD WALL orwanens) Feb. Reward MA @1202. that are Melting. We will show noon oF evening. No canvassing, (STORM “WINDOWS CLEANED 6). Dal 074, “inenton PE 310s) |LOSe: FEMALE BEAOLE/3 YRS. Se on eh le ee Earnings unlimited. Car. neces ut up, Odd jobs. OR 43-4702. BcRCHRIG 5 NOTA SaEVite Bh | of. Anewers te name o | Wp to $8,000 vn En = fn Call before nega. 5-6873, To work in ve nlonsent sur- YOUNG MAN 2) WOULD Lice BLRCTR a Wearing brown collar. Please all 7 BEING ty teed el bull. Dat \ewindiog 2719 £ Pike and Land mtrearts. § full time. “ae eM Peete! fees ke Sige Sucre aoa’ ted ra of ay Eig Bee ta” SOM) Aer Revista howard” | ements oe Sh enced counter help for full I tiene Excetien’ bow béenefiis and “starting 0° Coustruction work EM y on6t. FURNACES: ed A Sie: ne _ yal Want TO R RD RIL By. B Reade: 
Benetis "avaliable" Our company Genter Bt Riker r Bldg. Pe Posie. GENES WEATING ZERV'CE  Wetznr Animal Rescue League | Minebeth Lake Ra. is 100 per cent  employe-owned | = set FE POI Work Wanted Female 11) "furnaces cleanea repatred STRAYED SMALL WHITE DOG IN pp 4.1157 * re ri aa Pappy "in person’ at 3| RECEPTIONIST $200 | ~~ See ae ee Fever | 8 S40 "6 APT” HOUSE PR t-06 e- PP pe’ Private <gountry, elu wil tram ay my GRONTNOS., NIG. mz vali 3908, wt STRAYED OR STOLEN BLACE| 284 Mt. Clemens. Ly} Coo! ee te acter lng a > “ Shinner’s Meats he tele guitehboard’ Teteptiotet |Ki- TROWINGS REP ERInnCEs | QnonoEs REFR go Se gy ES " ee Mile le Mile_shopping Center. ig | Melons a srglcome guests, ort & deiivery, FE siesta | AP cones “canieng. Gr Re-|_Rd. & Dartmouth. OA £3475, LLIN. ET el Te it beam Bank 1 area i day se esti fox Georae Prayer yer breprlatgt, beat * Hobbies & Supplies 24A That ta all t takes to have one Clerk - Stenoxrapher, 7 A-t Ist TING. 3 NUMBR PICTURES,| meq at A your door, for an efficient cITry hg bd . a vAS & TRONINGS. $3.50 PLASTERING \— 7  perabbve ge . ee Le ge Book ho and aquick sale. Your - 
cae. Riseeal’ tesebion ao er Pick up & pas FE ¢1956._|D. Eo_9-1e3| Sore _* St. ise. passoeslons. Fifteen ‘years Sévantages. Hick se ar ar | EDW Ay RDS ie : se ano now yaar ERR ONE OR REPA ~ Notices & Personals 25 of know-tiow at your cada b rthand, - trans ration Call NPE 430s “| REP AIRIN UILDING * tring and by business nractices. 45 ; saereerttee, Oe DAYS. 1 yiciiiFy. =r _y cnenere No job two \AEROTR ED KNAPP preoane! Cee.City Hail vot ATION AL COUNSELING ior pel §. Chase. PS 20719. ump 9 ies _Parke § 
  
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DISHWASH - CURB ly WAITRESSES - Fred's has li iimited number ot 
eurh waltresses on 
the night shite Must ie = yrs. 
old, AowreDS 
WOODWARD AT SQUA: 
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i or La sil time. Call EM 3-0490 aa 
“Pau-Lou "Oriil_ 3 Sei? 7 Biteabeth LE LK. DABLE LADY TO IRON & with cleaning and one care. 
to? ad per week. Sit 2 nights Bor’ "Btiy tir re ‘ester wr are: 
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CASH RECEPTIONIST 
with . Rgane firm. You must 
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GOING UP $250 
When you're * STENO in a 
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Write 
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56-0145. 
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usework & bab ait. 
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elin, ef, reference, 
2-9640, Mayme - Fintion. 
& TRONINGS DONE PE #-3042. < eres my home. 
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    carer eee | Frey Gere ae FE 2-047 Yate PE } Aig \B.8YSITING, § DAYS WEEK. ss My eferabiy ae | fre Pri. Vie) VACUUM CEEANED, (2% 4icper. Be on. iste Ot wie ok Deen. Exe Walled -txke. 45. | tes, guaranteed work no — ottieagh WoeaK” NEED. et LISTING SERVICE _ DAY. oy PON GHLDREN Li milence chatar drains flushed) UF, % 9, ‘pod | advises, contact MORTGAGES 5 Pee ome 23-8275 i 
MESTIC WORK. WEDNESDAYS| og | Arms ‘omer et LIST INGS WANTED ow “FE $0002. el b tended teach tn your|COED WAVES BPRCIAL pute. WAITING. LET ETARIAL SER SERv.| Lee es coer $1320, | Dorothy's PE 21M Up sgn, ou wow TS ice peplnate, peewe Free “ga M LED Borner RS ROOM AND) ... PERTY WE BUY pick 8-148. | 9, Leach 10 Bagley 8t board. 35.00 ) ber day. Neat ie Gray) ~£nors EQ 
myhome, PE 64761, 4 ieselns “aeae a very. bes id ~~ nowss R. Middleton: - git CED i bee rearcanes WOULD) _tee. MI_¢-s100 aa Having A Party? ~ FE 8-172 
srene®®:| Dressmaking, aiforing AG) Siege youd order Seaey, Yor fancy = 1 saber” ary = ®2/To Buy - To Sell REAL ESTATE | 
|HOME MART REALTY ZE 5.040) - after 6: FE 35000 © 
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
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ON AND APTER DATE, Aan, at hg he pelle ee ate? wil not be) isty all praes “i ge 
pAustin-Norvell- «Fes Tasted by any. over ‘then see] gated. Call us for further Fags 7 pro self. Rex 'Cleal 306 Oreha, WE TRADE, UY & SELL Pw. Ave. Pontiac Mio ——~ DORRIS & SON REALTORS 
| “INSURANCE Npaskion.~ betione, " betta, button w._Buren_ St, * WILL BUY "YOUR mstRed ay PHONE noe” aP"Sar Miracle ile WL asst waiting. Nicholie & Harger Go. | Dress “making classes. Afternoon!| ce 8000 Comanne ¥ Huron, PE 5-0193| | & evening now available. : : at EM - 
a __ Laundry” Service 18 ae ys is oo een ape fate 5 UN Pinos. — dept Miracle ‘Mile, Phone PE ~ Thinking bed Selling ? AMILY LAONDR Y v- : “Call us today Ryo =e vee Be Pontise Vousa say Wtd, Children to ecard ist tervice. "Agent ogt ~~ 3 Booey ects et Ps par Cae SATAN BEATS OR RUF- HOME FoR REN, JERRY 'E. ADAM fied Beautifully finished. Pontiac A Jan a experience. OL _1-0082 Open Eves. “til 9: minday 2 ef § Laundry Phone mag aA & GOOD LICENSE? HOME. LOV-/ 2536 Dixie Hwy. PE 4-456] 
: a ‘ ing care. ’ 
Dann, ~lamtone cine SFE] | -WE DO WHAT a and ane BR. Preelwd \WE SAY 
Atk TOS 
‘Bates is nice 
od WELL Set 
       
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2 LARGE vate entrance. Au utiijes. Pinegrove. N. Saginaw. 
__2 ROOMS & BATH. CL WN. UTILI- | ROoMs, UPSTAIRS APT, UTILL ties furn. 325 Ve aber “Private | ties included. 0 Pe 4-5661. 
Adults Call eves. 17 RMS. & BATH. UTIL, FURN. _Adults only. PE 4-4420, 
‘AIRS APT. ent, $65 per. 
  
  
  
  
1, $17 M APT. lake for 2 people till Ma 
first and “‘last-week. Near 
bus «FE. 4- 
7 oun Garage Adults. 258 
_Orebard 
J ROOMS COUPLE. NO_DRINK- 
i Christian home. Ref. FE 
et a: 
en- Private wath, "rerneeraiy 
trance A Parte 
  
  
  
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_Fiersece™ ¥ turn, itent turn. 235 
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fw water, lots of t. 
3} Inquire éaretaker, rear one 
  
‘4 1 ROOMS “AND ona we ato 
mee . WITH Ga- 
* feat, 410 N. Per: = 
4 RMS. & BATH. rg WEL- 
come No drinkers, 1340 N. ony 
Secrocm Ferry.   
UPPER, 1 BED 
bus available now, 
per pa ME including heai, 
thd room: f, 2 bedrooms, 
per mon’ ticloding “beat, 
3 bedroom Tr, west ioc 
tion 9128:00 per ine mth. - = a 
Bud Nichotie, Realtor $78.00 
30 0) Oakland d Near Huron 
   
    ATTRACTIVELY DECOR... 4 — 
apt. Pvt. bath, heat, la’ 
‘only, yu ” Pon 
ATTRA 
ote waite Nr schools & 
Locate? ip Pontiac, A) 
Biva "osil, FE %-1 
Bits “Pine 
CLEAN, WA 76 Also , ia. 
je rme., 
50168 
  
  
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Z 1 beat an crate? yikes 3 Selig ba CHILDREN ck a (co, 8 
ben eens, gf ere ae a as: 
Fs PVT. GOU- Tae een _ple_only, es oat side, oon ie eames 
ROOMS. NICE 21 PT. SHVING 
* Pam Ie, oor, couple eaiy, FE permitted, ry pep month at aa coe empstead, 13-2 FE 
7 ROOMS. AUBURN HOTS, AREA.| 46284. Utilities furnished. FED 1080. — 
‘ AND BATH. SICELY Rent Houses Furnished 38 
> 1 APT HOUSE. 2 APTS, RENTED. 
    
     
1850 Lake Rd., Keego 
8-0646. 
KITCHENETTE : week. ncludes heat, 
WF “On 30389. 
CLEAN vm Bus, ADULTS, $15. 
Oakland." No drinkers, 1035 On 
. COUPLE. 
    
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| GET iT gurck) 
_ through ‘Classified Ads! 
Yes, ‘whatever it is — dial 
FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer} m Sa.| ae, Perce ao ee | ¢. Rent thru 
31M. 
BL Ox ENO 
ae 1 Tonal Serene 1 BE 
kitchenette. 
  \ paDaa GROUND FLOOR pyr. |W Be. is ber week. ‘Mar Op | 
* oratea srirever. mite ne | : 
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* year T ROOM HOU 3 MO ait Baldwin, FE S417. J T RM. HOUSE, NEWLY DEOORAT. 
   
   
         
           
       
4 rooms and ba of! furnace 
newly decorated oes Located at 3989 Woodmere. per tag yuiee month. ‘ 
Sanne tee futon FE 
ass    
      near Hunter 
43479. 
3: 
house. Automatic beat, 
ter, Partially i Pete: 
pa weer &. dryer, 1111 Brown : : ; ro 
NEW & & z 
+ with basement, 30138. ™ 
3 ROOMS AND BATH. PLUS 
gp Py oles. mire 3008 a may . NEW — 3 BEORM. " UNFORE. 
  
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ROCHESTER 
stone home anes ; Eee we Boda oes 
|—RENT— OPTION | x Seceus .| New 3 bedroom brick, Fe bari also 2? bedroom homes. 
& WEbster 3-4200. 
a ae” Bg DECO- 
Blengar. c LE. ntact 
  wa Hills. “Attached garage. pe mo. Call Realtor Part- 
L_... e 
Rent Lake Cotta 360A 
  
      
    sy mag RP St 4 
Available “til dees ae | 
Greenleaf 4-7089 after 6. 
4 Fn a on be x. beh, oe $14.00. 
ca sis. no wel. ae Wale don, a 
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     a i bs ROOM C. IN- APT, FOR BACHELOR 2 Say FE house. PE 2-728 cluded Winter ates. OR 3-8306. 
A NICELY We st MOB RM. ROUSE #-WO. rare Trailer Pontiac 
ioe? b parnee,. OL. i 20833 Beach, Keego Har- 7 ROOW COTTAGE A ame 
Adults ‘only. No drinkers. FE ee Ee noob =< . with privileges, Near $0418 or MaApie 5.3801, '|7 BEDRM. WELL FURN HOUSE, sierford Same’ rent ATTR. a GEN- Se: line. ntil June 3 month Call 
a? he hae RMS, FORN APT. PVT. BATH B SE RoghT APF | # enue Lafare ~ 
ie th, Utilities) Modern, close to Aa. Reas. MA furs. 1 or 2 cuildren welcome.| _4-2293. oS : 
Se RERinED tr VOGUE rie, Sale PREPARED {F. YOU LIKE mn : jee aes: ans. lakefront! jj OR- 
tie! Sem _ Fv f vacbor a, 
MODERN, in. oa welsome, Mal. wail ‘wo, eal c FE 56-6202. | - 
‘ F LAKE- 
CLE KE-|” trom at Watertord. Modern. ‘$100 | 3 me: tan Lake Out. | monn 4 
furn, On line. Ideal for_ehil- 2 BEDRM. 
ma| Want Ads! To sell, _ 
       a wine 
. 14 Matthews FE 5-037. 
HOME & FOOD. or oa en. Near *Teie- 
Le es ARD, | ERDRY FOR from o 
or Watlea Lk. 30737. ms 
& BOARD ‘TO _town & bus. 6i¢ wk.) 
ROOMg — | 
      
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SP ete te: 
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“rm helping my mom clean oye She suguested. fs “come   
  
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vb os 
cnanihiecsrtlte!.   
__ Rooms With With ieeii 38 i eciaiy edie 
> ees ae |  erYLe 
  
ONeard in pvf. home. lik - OL, 23-2308. 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL A AUBURIN Rooms   
ent Office ae 41 oe a a? 
none -LK. RD.\MAIN PLN. tivate Soames no 2 Ma- 
heat & electrici 
PE 6-0860 te tv’ provided ,. Call 
oF ¥ Fick. SPACE AVAILABLE a Fe" ae genre ence, & com- 
For Sale Houses 43   
  
  
* $1,500 BOWN    
  : bg eg BLAND. 8 
NION LA VILLAGE. Year old 
iy bed) KR VILLAGE. arp 
frie, “een. * ru auning uy For Sale Houses 3 
$300 DOWN: New. 3 bedroom starter hom 
with basement ‘extra siya, lefge. Wace o- kicb- 
2817 
A 7 BEDROOM, 1 tea si dae al We _EY"s.ot0t   
ab is Conta, 
FALU SPECIALS   
= tage for or summer, 
Close to Pg Only “gse down, 
ane LAKE Privileges om be ae 4 aa. — 
rouna. 4 lots “included wa Take 
le offer on down pay- tment. Von ra 
terms, ja 
1 pe 
en Ca a FOR ¢ 
8 bedrooma, a aed rm, dining 
‘rm,, kitehen 2 baths, ree 
rm basement, garage, fence 
yerd, FESS Ce 
WILE BELL FOR $890 EQUITY 
$300, almost Immediate possensien 
eeeren home. 329 Lansing, rr 
3305 Moves You In bedvomm ya “i ow 
WILL TRADE 
TEGGERDINE yg + Pl way 
—— Low acth desl Oh   
  
  
moe ON LAROE 
© a ‘lot, bs or basement, plas 
tered wails, $11, ~gaiacaaa Call 
OR 32-1340. ; 
HOME in Williams Lake 
couple -on nice 
Only $600 down. 
  -heres, 
=| oe 
‘COCKIER REALTY 
FE 44001 no 
bi 9-835, after: 
Buy. Thru Partridge 
- List Thru Partridge 
Tome A veabetb | aces   
e 3 rm 
e Estates. 
heat. Near venest ret 
car are, 
Basement at rok a . ne! ¥ My 
290 ft. let $L da. Quick posecaston. By owner. pire 
NICHOLIE   
water heaters, Brick construc- 
-tion, corner lot. Good tneome 
_Feasonably priced, terms. 
DONELSON, PARE 
| ag Mg te 
oni ged saat § cat 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. Huron 6t.   
  
  
pee eT total ‘rice. 
be FES iost jake Orig. FE 
  
BETTER BUYS 
r.the Value-Wise EDROOM oo on Auburn 
' ‘Som fs 2 Story in ‘excelent $1, 450 di 
brick ‘reach. Large 
Tg   
NY OTH 
FROM $500 ZePt or 
JIM WRIGHT. LTOR VE. Pe 60441. me UNTIL, §:30 
  ie) TIAC REALTY 
  THE. ANSWER TO 
YOUR PROBLEM: 
  : hire, it's INcOME 
whe tem our Meo : 
ments, and th each, separate furnaces: sepa 
meses KENNEDY | * for trade-ing’ on “beautiful | 
3-bedrm,” briek home in 
Clarkston Garden s for 
pleasant ‘living: “afd clean}. 
air abounds! Fine new 
schools close. by... paved 
| streets,. Convenient shop- 
ping centers available less 
than a mile away. Lots of 
safe play area for the EST 
drep and THE FE ASRS 
TERMS IN TOWN 
(HELP YOU, 
, 
YES 
We will help any worthy 
| tansy to the limit of our}: 
* | ability..to sell or trade the 
old home, er to-buy if yout. 
have no trade, Gl. terms 
as low as $299 down plus 
cost. FHA plan also, 
‘MODEL | 
"| Week days 5 to 8. pm, 
Directions : : 
US-10 to M-15° drive one 
schoo] to our signs on left 
side. 
JERRY E. AD: Alls CO. 26 DINE HWY F E 4-4561 
.| Peers we SALE LE BY OWNER 
en. <2 ‘Tete 
| ei reeeere ou, 
od. OR apprecia 
318 <a - 
BY OWNER, 3 “BEDRM. “ROUSE 
Ranch type. Enclosed breezewa 
Tn residentia 
erea, Waterford OR 37221, days 
OR 3-7432, nights 
Templeton. WATKINS LAKE Beautiful shaded lot, 1 Dieck from 
. Very attractive in 
_ condition, Low down 
DR PAYTON PLAINS 
canted vine room ‘hell Tio bath, forced air, of] heat, alum, . rare: boven 
K. L.. Templeton’ Realtor 
  2339 Guages ye oa. aan" 4-456) 
    5 NOW. "1 mare UsT 
ar tna tndHLa 0) 
= better ae r Nertirwest 
customers. Call us for fast, cour-. 
teous apptaisais, OR 3-1348, 
ND FRAME canal front 
aste: 
    WILL ‘BUILD “ANY SIZE home vou desire. roughed in or fin- 
tshed, ae ies your butiding 
-pgeds. 2 financin g con- 
br fe 
J. A. Taylor REAL ESTATE & INSURAN 
BRANCH OFFICE Me 
  road. Complete 
se ai or Soeatt al eee 
WATKINS LK. ARFA 4n older home with garage Excel- 
lent location. rake privileges, 
WATERFORD. HILLS ESTATES 4” year old 3 bedrm 2. one garage, ral shred   
earpet- 
9% 900. Por further 
tn informetin RER ce mea AV is q 
it Irwindale _ Dr. 
KNUDSEN Wenonah Drive. in A wonderful ae home 
of 6 rooms « bathe. 
ergs oe ae | 
ome 
  and Tel- 
Huron ‘Shopping: Center, 
Williams Lake Dandy 5 reom bath 
=, home. Well built ‘and in- 
chides 3 
tered walls. ¥ 
location, $10,500 with | 
down. 
Cass Lake ° year around Hving 
is fine he 
Built about 10" Me ago 
good construction and 
materials. Only $12,900) 
rms. Let us show 
WM. .H. KNUDSEN.. 
REALTOR 244 8. Telegraph Ra. PE 44516 Eves 7-9 OR 3-635   
4-Bedroom 
GI 
$300 Down 
ory Frame with & Wonder- 
provide ample sleeping 
= 
basement with stoker fur- 
Located close to Pontiac 
Motor Company. 
Poll Price! $11,000 { 
WM. A.-- 
bs Pa 
00 bt tery “a's ‘Phone FE ~ RILEY - “MAYBEE RD. ' 2 bedroom bungalow. Ot! fur- 
. face Comp lete rm Windows & 
acreens. 300. ft. pod Priced 
at $7950 on $1000 dow 
AMES ST. West Weation. 3 bedroom 2 
tory home with full basement 
@ns heat. | car say a Priced 
with emall down pay- 
ak — Highlands An excellent 4 bedroom. home, 
Wall to wall cabpeting. Natural 
firepjace. Tiled bath. Pull bese~ 
ment with gas heat, Knatty pine 
  recreation room, 2 = garage, 
Really priced at $12,760 
§950 DOWN ‘West suburban location with lake 
privileges on Lotus Lake. Cosy and cute 2 bedroom  bungsiow. 
. New 1% ear Situated on 
2 ten Jota. it— 
you will like it. 
* BROKER 
FE 4-1157 -_ re 4- 4621 
IRWIN 
P ontjac’ s Best Buy 
A ‘really clean and. attractive 
bedroom me on paved 
reet near PR ay Ba é 
Large fiving room, séparate 
room, Set ber “Biches. rb and ol 
basem oot ‘ares 
lot with aS tensedt 1 back yard 
car corees, cement’ 
« drive. This 
only 41005000". Necmes. SRN ang 
Shady Oaks i in n Sylvan § rooms th pius the use 
of Sa oil ~. = 
tong? joy a 8 
raved home. 
Attention : ‘Bride, Groom 
A regular = house, practically 
w, tg¢ bedroom 
- $66.00 per 
month, 4 , cent mo age and PERS a via 
, John K. Irwin 
13 West neg, as Street 
PE. 35-0447 Eve. FE 4-3415. 
CITY. MAN'S FARM.:2 acres, 2 bedroom 
home, 8 miles ‘out. It's vacant 
and x a ied rll "brice, # neg 
ane! ice 
Sec e by being fir 
Water 
Front   
    FE 2-8181,,   Yates 9 Hepecty tne _ | Saturdays and- Sundays oi bt seeeh 
et | to 8:30 p.m,* 
'mile to W aldon road and} 
turn right past the new } 
redeco: : 
svaitavie "as realietle terms.     
  
NDYMAN 
"and aining si heat, alumi pew ce tered 
eng B iy, oo pect fia. 
wwe ‘ Voces, 
possession’ on this modern? bedroom home. Paved 
— 9p on 4 lepes. Pull 
       
    
full’ price’ ory $8,680 with low sown gece 
SCHRAM, Realtor 
“WILL TRADE Aue EQUITY IX Seminole Hills re Ca 
ie room, wll . es, 
R ‘SRILE Y, Brokér 
ae romnnnore a eee 
AY MENTS 
  
"COM PARE THIS 
    Sree ; en hae rance, 
Phas laste: red ger * all this 
1 ONL AP _ PE 61198 
ec. OFF 
em el . ptles ¢ ‘oon ‘H TONTT, 
. \. $495 DOWN ew me on id 
r vod today of stop at office for in- 
formation: We have lote avail- 
able also, 
  and bath, basement af ae 0 
Ritis asdienal 3 ae rah al id= 
Se aa ae i 
= an 
EG od? wie ea Rupe BA ADBOCK Wt 
Revere " sa, ogee. rs) 
Buy Thru Partridge - — 
  
  
OFF BALDWIN. “BASE- — 
      [Re JeVAL v ET, Realtor, 
gE Aang 
_ MULTIPLE LISTING. SERVICE’ 
“CORRS 
  
  
SEVEN OM HOME 
$11,075 THORPE 
ee quite respectable nelghber- 
  
TWO FAMILY, 89975 
baths, ofl heat, upper furnished, lower va- 
cant, a @ and invent- 
‘WE TRADE, WE 6ELL 
rear RANCH, 
- only $1,700 ; ih a : equity, | 
4% per cent GI mortgage. Pull DORRIS & SON 
752 W. Huron,   
price $13,050, Brick construc- 
tion, tiled th with shower, 
built tn, » pe - 
tered walls, ample closet space, 
inrge basement has recreation 
area, gas heat, Rago softener, 
minum - storm (Bw screens, 
fully insulated, See it now. 
NEW. HOME FOR OLD. ¢ bogs 
own 
tractive: A ‘bedroom ese 
if. FOO! this. y jas lar m 
= pio ly cL we wel pi planned kit- Owner will 
ave you to ¢ 
  On tame Onkiand. Bi-level home, COUNTR i offering 3 rooms and @ base- |” piging. oe 1 fee agg i 
ment recreation room—with a spot, $2500 down. $12,500 East Side = 
P tala view of-the Lake. 46x215 | a price. White frame, 2 bed- ” @ hes mm bungeiow. tu bath, fail 
more ib very appealing’ | rooms, tiled’ bath, oak ; basement, mas’ ot througout you. would like to aero Oy ‘& painted ~—_. water im. ¥- criment, t the Water, don't. miss this). mons, recreation roém, pil heat, patt beth mi rome. bay /at $12,950, sensible | jeundry’ room, work shi : Price Ly oo wit i sti 
a, / eg rear a'car ga- ‘$i008° down 
: pofmimen == - ils awn by - 
Hum hries “Bud Nichole Realtor. lps CLARK REAL ‘ESTATE re 4 
Hy Pe Te = \ Open 103" 5 ye 
otk z. | *s ‘ 
f js i ’ | ‘ 
\ 7 | F | } \ ete) 
rh Ear 4 | Binnc y 
wi ve) fe oD ge a a, 
‘i wal oF, : gin Wis ; 
+ fe Nees { Po 3 pee 60: 
FoR co‘or _ Nive and clean 2 bed 
Lar kiteheh, - part basement. |. 
' —s ADAM® ROAD. Com 
i “VETERANS ot 
pent eae ee: 
} nh eve. oF 
Ei C HAYDEN + LTOR 
List Thre Pertridgs pees Rs aS out 
bh Lk. Angelus Ra. Pt 
ta ania aate: KGa | fasyomemene OMe Terme. 5-0480, 
-FOR COLORED eninge to: . ue 
#1/000 a. a: AL TAY RAL ion, 18 osing peeders, of vie haces. et ‘OAKLAND 
up, ity -geparate 
kitchen, basem ato et furnace. Jerse treat : 
ackiop street “immediate. pos: 
rigeeoctae BE eas's, P| pon __ #481), Open Evenings : _Mighiand hu 
‘BARGAIN—BARGAIN| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
hone on’ it . mse 
* and Co entenee at only 
3 BEDROOM RANCH yomn $7,500 fu . ALUMINUM SIDING. One of « the . o ranch >. WA LAKE AREA ~ homes +, Bad for Only $1,181 down, payments 
price of $13,780 we invite eom- ww via rison, we feel for dollar value pe lacs and, in his is @ superb buy. All rooms ion awe tee larger t « 5 le ¥ room m ge 
very tastefuly decorated, wail to itehen A toni ; 
lar e2 car givece se ottasned, en-|\ aad ual ion * wr, we : * is 
ceptional mice lot, and surround-| ° - hag x 
ing he . sell on terme or lye “eS ta, ee we | : 
eens me 9 | a OE oe BEAUTIFUL 81x SALE OR One of the finest, cleanest and 2b, 90", "0, 00%. most att home on the ring side, located between Auburn and , Pike, and half bath, ke phage ‘end 
outstanding basement, mirror like. inasve 
oak floors, ‘anche ten kitehen,| fee on Piha te 
| gahcoc esate ee"tromn| Ea ta earn bome “in trade. i ‘circular * ‘arive, shaded 
Owner. i] _ ae 
  et $8500, 91,000 dn 
STOP PAYING RENT. 
a ate, en, pejyieges 
oe 
own payment. 
(v ARD E. PARTRIDGE 
KEALTOR FE = $581 050 "W, HURON 8 
ce, EN EVE. TH (a4 ¢rator, jhe Sack 
eee 
ek wn eeramic tile treege: bans time 
fire — there e i 
tifwlhly Wailseapeds | ill trade for 
3} bedroom home With acreage. 
FE 4-254) 
+9 fomity “Cigen vse $275 
f mon eagce re- pair, make ler. “ya ine 
is éth Lak » Mivileses, 
oem, 60 
~~ ae 
“9 ear lone 
per Sebjend roatage: 43 ‘Your Ae 
Re iets ovata ion 
New Qs vot te lake Walt 
aaa My eppertunity, OL dis- 
* mortgage on nearly pew 3 
room ranch. , leree 
; aren ™ @ an offer aon 
r pret lage feet garage 000; 
vival oat hake Wal" tase, ‘eae augrroat. 3 hetreash im 
Full baneme 
terms, - 
  ot paces ou fas elk 
a Tok 8 contract Sal” 
-% aeres Asti , fone. 000 Ra Term ve +3 * 
. tu 6 msement, west 3 bedrooms. 
"Ponting diver ty ° 
ternal rive pA a ¢. » 
000 i a Pa 
R wtreet, il 
are eccame Wel 0 bedeonns oot wich 
  ement, ‘pear oor age and 
Fae, Pata lo 
FES Teri), hee: —— ¥ t, hvine 
m, dink 
fi i ca ar ws: 
—_ sbutiding eesduttation, Talk 
  
        
  3% F AMITY. 
rks arimens evs ign: 3} ved, t on south ini 
tiac, Exeelient income Vy 
et come ie bath ad ‘head 
      
    
  ar F 
rketon, Mich, 
  
tlt op tarts eco i 
‘gprs 2 Aaa 
aerate Se . P. W, DINNAN 
  veiiomale ist Fi ee pavoent a3 enay- 
eek 3 oAnpens 
Three bedrooms, one Gove 
and two 
only dave, Pl hong about foe 
NICHOLIE. . t & — CO. PR +0 
  seeaetta 
jo 
your home in 
SYLVAN MANOR =~» @ bed- 
, Pathe. : 
RAY ONE, Realtor \ \ 
ie +i sigaragh aa, re 3-608 
BLAI $500 Pe ae For Ldetee ——   
  
      
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gga a 
” GRD tina ALTOR 4636 oe F ny 
AYTON PLAINS On st081 
ives, _OR ita 
Z BUD". ae 
eo 
  They’ re. Hard to Get | but. we nS he r ay 
dandy Tot, oak heat, - 
tetb00 with, §hese down, on mo,: pont lag on : for appointment. . 
One Block tee 1 : 
Off Williams Lk. Rd. “ 
    
  
OFFERS» 
Drayt6n Plains: 
fence var you ean pa 
have a wonderful 
Pon home, el! 
of 98,400, 
In Northesst a 
Eure ara em 
    
   
     
    
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2 “Buy. Thru ‘P 
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| artridge 
    List Thru Partrid Leet = UETT, Realtor 
ighland Rd. (M-59) 
     
    
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of tand, Paani fe oven Oo Oe i Fs to-13" ate 4 . lat OWNER ACRE 
9050 DN 4 FAMILY ING #i6,- a. é nee Fats nit co «og 
500 i. : : be : mows in 
mA | Tid" bi'ita ee PELioe” | “Preotiss came'into « little inberitance! His uncle joined a Be a $1,000 DOWN the any ak EO & tenti-dosen ok Geet"    
    
         
   
        
         
  
     
    
  
  
               
       
                
            
             
       
       
    
   
   
       - 164) SYLVAN GLEN | West Suburban ge RE CORNER |. call ote “ana, EEG) HARBOR ne ent ie je tate ‘window ip this dns. | 1019 ony a tog in $1280 tit See before §, or guraee. i fe tae need > dees : 4 story an ote oe per. acre, “i ACRES - Fisher, MA 4-0165 after ae : 
cas PTON Lon iM. MO — ‘with $62” per . month ta, : "52 Pontiac. % Seer highway. ( CO _- 
ome of OOK Et 2. 2 Back ees ee Smith-Crawford, Inc. SUN , ! BEDRM. clusive ress. 
Don't Fail to See “equity ae a West Gide. Four | tise © veers hae % diet | ste nn ay pared 
_3-BEDROOM RANCH ‘trom | For Co 4 thelr @ ACRES. “50 Sinete snit te saune of tangs now 
he MI or Untves-|~ Spations 2 Sedrm. modern, home, , . Located. 
tr 1th . perch living rom dining. with Heer ; home a i Joely C ag 
VALUE? “armen. Som <7Gn SY tpi eens pce sod ata finty etme. aye t= | C. PANGUS, Realtor || ru infomation cal Gere tr 8 , ; gute, hot water, Inundly trays! fev “edit it oad. “Wale Mea Nee Mi il is : x Bridges. VE 7.2008. ° ; strost, hel if home _ LAWRENCE_W. ve ae — 
oe A ~ _| SEER Be eS ee) A LORD (24 Acres—Chrkston | ET's TALK ) ve soe OY SP) wat PRICE ANY OF THE : Claraslog fr “at t’'ex.| , ~ BUSINESS” $67, 30 I iS Month . Russell A. Nott, Realtor Home Plans 16 EB. Pike St. Eves. VALUE AT pes.) 2 bedrooms, bath, : FE 4 9584 aa Restaurant 
ese — ed Be 10 Acres—Clarkston _Newiy cca i noe 
“Gabbe: low down ‘payment. —s * Ee ARM. 4s eed aioe   000 
' Home rine ne as Center ‘e io, "completely yd itt ° RIGHT AT $4980 with |, down. ving quarters for 
meat Wells a ake Ps : Wrggh balance aporon. 4.000 FE “We Se Bing gS | Say It With Flowers - qopeass RCEL a4. ‘modern florist on 
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           : $0 Towa Choe rage, will teke small heave les f city, limits display window & steel JR. HILTZ jQationd ave, oeat Wie | pier aioe trem ome ¢ $b aw Bt) Floyd Kent Tic, Realtor | Feria “= "| ERT es Sate a| Seay ow : ball Tiraace Rtas angalow *enich | Beth et ult fet uy Pet Rls, FORMS TARE — dato | we Ber. $4 Zelesrenh - Sale Lake Prop. 44 sit So : : _ eo oor | Recent 2 Cage yaee| Pied of aaron gome| © gear “Over- ene YELM cosroumn Miers *| Fee Sele Ls 4] Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | MICHIGAN BUSINESS MIDDLETON , CHa HAYDEN, Realtor tenet be iting space, am ne Se, CN ———_+—— "hake Walere take rity ™ Mopenthves tut Wie" Fat | SALES CORPORATION 
-SPECIALS! os oe —— oie hier nce feats Reasonably} | N wi is H AYDEN | ARRO : rment ney Ee ee “For Sale Farms 48) °" isi’ peer 
oa <1 ; , oe a : . at | wy eee MA _$-068 | © Howth =; . mpeeall Lovely well built older brick home | NORTH END LEBARON FARMS. é LAPEER COUNTY. . 
Bel tare phcheke) Preis Sages ves | rete eMac | Indian, Vilage” | SARS Eee tlm | ag git Suburban, rrge| htt Sac Renee bones | cere Lares Om, howe, ge: | KAYE GORITPTED BETES Wit take ‘elder home _ gees Bo Mg hot water "Lot ie ist’ A good condition. fot floor has si-| Sore” gas’ cg Ma base: | “living "room, Saunt ES | Mallow and cap Be’ mace tuto s| house, tood shed & granary, Only ae Cg ge 2, 
. ey 24.| tensat” Wise loenion. ets, "Pi:| \ pometson'We ave the"wey | Bea rst sieht | nconem, mast sie, 4 ramiy.| S"ierema's umannyatteree| ie oor, Tum, 2 pineag ou: | Sur eal sale g, paltwi.| plpcru? lentes or ans ects rem welity. U4 | * ond" flor 3. bedrooms and | ® fooms/and bath on ist floor.| Cass “f “Etisabeth s, Behool | m possession. FE 48203, mm PA i aD sea | anther Ward. ©, Poriidge 6 - -. 
“gr ooo Bal ow RO AN, (George R. Irwin) Ek Fan | eee SG g| $0 dows laa mme Tp aRE| "Ew, DINNAN [eee — " ee, Su = 3 bedrooms, itled bath, "|p BP iise 209 Baldwin Ave, oe ~ Ferme. a Will mare You, inte, thie 4 room trant. Party. fur. Ph. OR 2010 | nurs ‘Ot pu con ‘WE COVER 
Ss cerca —oatie, at Lorn : a ey oe = E saan ution nt =o eet, “wai SEVERAL 00 , = voam hese, 3 Fier gid. Pal a BEER & winn s7onE 
o oA REAR ooe ee BE | ed BEM aie Beet See ce | ie rn | EW DINNAN | Gea te cere | SEE ad ater front e. semen / e resc tat i * 
si erage. bifnty F apace, Pull base: ema TT feruees, ar. Pike Street * Ga tuniaces stig thats" with, jal: | VeFY neat cleen 2 ed at For Sale Resort Prop. 444 Buy thru Partridge garages. I Sed. for storage. Leslie R. Middleton | tt var ofa fit ‘00. Terma — “a8 roam tn = 3 aoa oust aici Attached garage.|_ 2Ome oft none sraiheerwall| 52 Fi List thru Partrid ia _ core 1m MN. JONNBON me 6. deeeeeh bd. oun: house, 4 * AYD It snack bar, “tile on | We Finance—We Finance n LGE. HOUSE Operating as body in thriv_ 
: 2 BREWER [206th =| ae ee Toe Se eee ces Reeeee| Bree eS for. Land Contract : ment and ges feet, Meeutifal | oa ae aie, “Taven a large nicely landscaped division. pportsmen’s paradise. | ; ND AGRE er pu wit take trade 
ae aa A tepin. | condiuen, Never 4 better, vay T ; arbor, MI 6-142, Between ARRO REALTY Will “also, Dulld and fiance op ag? ere 
. B, 181 You'll have to burry on this). : TED M LOUGH terms, Free write or call) / METAMORA AREA “STATEWIDE : nee oa ak cCULT Johnston & Hubbard Beautiful 10 rm mod. farm home.| wii: witete Bervice of Pontiae as ring room .BROKER =. M-15 Budget 5143 mis ha” FR betoes! COTTAGE BUILDERS | Nicely landscaped. better then) "p_ 8. CHARLES, REALTOR. Orde’ Gina aa te tle S00 ‘Biizabeth Lake “Ra. dak densa ene ah. AN - | Open Daily 9:00 em. to 6:30 p.m. 100 M1, Bi. Helen, Michigan | srerage Ray — 9 production | 127 8. Telegraph 
‘envent fan, | UT —TE Clarkston, nearly new bome. a: 2 Sone, IT O08 Sale Suburban Prop. 45A | Soll, with simost new. tencin asie ‘utility rm. immediate oe =f tudie “iving room with ‘ Rust be seen to be appreciated. Standard Oil potter _» BRYANT i ay QLICIICT | |g seeemost, 2 oe po|.. RANCH HOME / | SBM Fre) Orns 2 tore Unfinished, ¢ VACANT. BR _ ro Sal: «14 BATHS” Fage. nice lot. Ideal rooming | 3 bedrm, 1% bath, Large pitch- | } 3E Co. 
Tooxsoee tot cat oa a re ee r Re OL ad ee : yourself. * 1e Mile and Livernois, "Nat- Terms. ale 3 BEDROOMS pcthearettiel —'% S30 Wilko Drive, “otf Airport Open Eves. "Til 8 G serve sation. Located ail-poreelatn 
_. 9 BEDRM,. BUNG + igi ght ee LS . ; ; FULL BASEMENT _ | Pionzxr mantanps Ra? iacoe full’ “inna contract Sale Business Property 49 ; irshall in Pontiac... Excer: 
a IE eee, sae $2.80, i Mazpe viable apace tn gee’ Teds wom, oak Theere, tits bale tae | fate a pee et Imanloe ai : Sonar viom srewtment re ma ¥ uid “nake ee beaut FB g-gn Pay \ Featupin _ ment, fenced yard. in Webeter| Wilson Drive or bone. UN|3 STALL COMMERCIAL GARAGE.| nanciat nian fvailable_ to 
“HURON oe 3 dandy dedroams. ral pa FLUSH "DOO! and Jt. High School | _2-4000 ® poned {or commercial or manu:} qualified applicants. Call today. 
"Been 8 Fenn Fae Aeon et Owner tn cal | Viewof Lake MATIC. On weat | _____For Sale Lots: 46) eee alls Belawin A¥6.| gro 8 MICE -OEPOR Tu. seat |... asonable vf- _— sows — 
Ge) iat Sak |" Eames he quo MREN AUBIN Wie | Conte Lee |* a wae | Buy Tora Partridge | ose Hee Sete BRYANT. ith | Sandstone center | is: OF WATER HEATER | Basie oaay."eet 14* location.) fo-t4 ACRE LOTS 4 MISE) List Thru Partridge “| “wit nande, can ee, te Rerbedk, Bahama shutters, a to lakes,” good j. YE {a MEAT, & SBM_LI- fe} CONTRACTS. “L,” beatiful kitchen’ with |. $ IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION 47716. COMMERCIAL conse Modern 5 rms. & bath \ eek ot "Deke alae ‘OUGHT i pOLD coiinter top Tange ond Ther 9975 oa Carpet Ss 2. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED | COR. 90 om Oakland. | Large Nor agents. | ‘Located ta vel pers. 
etre County Realty - CEAWSOR & TROY reontce cae emer; = ON YOUR LOT ‘ih ty, cunbeards, walk-in | ees ne S| apts. Tralier "rental bust. | Ponting. ‘Ponting Press: Box €0,”” 
wah 9-4iee or BML S-D4ll after 7 ) Family reen bes bul io} | | Siteds’ garege, “large iste ry OTe PEON Tors | stock & busines. gi0,000. | “LET'S TALK 
‘| MILLER | BRSSRE] omtcomavo [ovr See eere eS) Ct ume | oS, OPEN beiiieges: ‘own. Tra on GOEL ND SMITH- : nit ‘Stecle, Realtor, MU 42045 | OAKLAND 8-1160_ OXPORD| I» Upper Peninsula. This | 
Daily & Sunday 1-8 WHERE CAN YOU find & B00d ble down payment. = OPEN . : ae A DOWNTOWN BRICK ae cog vebumne 0 Sb tee ber. vaoe Se ae home like this, 3 bedrooms, "full WIDEMAN Ee «at : Cath: | fa nentanend, Sut “is rooms on room living quarters includ- "32. W. Colgate bath, separate full dining room, . R A tt | DAILY 34 H, P. HOLMES, INC. PE 6-2953) 305 ‘oor. ideal for retail store ed. Building, 40 x 70 ft. 
Inspect these lovely 3 bedroom pone oS 5 bans 8; ears 2 mes OY nne nc. . BUNDAY 2-7 -| Realty nen Eves, | LARGE BLDG. LOT. o OF offices cnoiag_ goed, taceme. Dusiness for “628000 down & 
peg Ry: gene pond Nice yard with mate, A fowers. * aan TORS eval 9 MILES sovTH oF LAKE 412 W. Huron FE.4-4526|- course, Elta. riv Reastaduis REAL RETATE OPEN EVES. 
“ats, “tile, bath, dak floors, full | 3 Pieengols, full price ‘Paose--s1as0 * Open MEvenings end aaa to" | ORE de Bon bib ag oe — 02. BUREN | ‘MUSIC STQRE basement, auto. gil heat, near WA POR 81 FLORIDA LOT. $5. : In Livonia This ie fe tn 
aa aera “Predeine se pre ¥ LIVING = 4 acres of MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : GOOD “ae in soappie gto eee Gc Neuter Sola ork tom | : MONEY MAKERS ~ | feleyn"" nanatiog a bath ig te ; STOL JT" S DRAYTON "hes ats RESTA URANT - ake eh iSke your bome 
car aoa tle property will pay : well este ee sng 
for i Bag hy 8 PL AINS. novel & cabins: | MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
sega em! ~ BEST BUYS | Geman Gal Ot] | Si Sete Seats abet | SALES CORPORATION y $12,990 Terms. ee thie aae 2 bedrocen : : ewer; SOHN A. LAN BROKER _ 
‘WANT A BARQAIN 3 TODAY . caseniey. Sam, fon, bane. a "4. wants to retire, says sacrifice. | 1913 8. rc RD. 
ele oe ie , ear. nee | gieeae  “eareon PGI | op pos Pa eres tsut| Sail sow for appamment.”| PARK AT OUR PROT Doon ing. & - ; 3 ; 
| cola tener as| INCASEOF Fie | Eke Sh cil) pele tie aca us| cae ee PROMINENT | now. “- ART- " payments .of $53, per : A a a ol Z ' 
tas * Seem wa | Suen edie neces) Ee ee Ramee | mney Gurogerec:| COMMERCIAL. | Partridae 3 JIM WILLIAMS! * Sanwen eh Pech | ‘Shh Cocteau ot Anas | fet © | os eli. on ee ag 
| RPS ETE, * RAE, Sai gt rea cepa |5800 DOWN | icc oes es 235 sori Nes Ht | "ERR ple ieyfe tee: | 8 THE “SIND” To sue : 3 arge “ fully + a sivest, - inclides Will move you. in ‘this PIONEER HIGHLANDS Owner les: “elty. ‘high class restaurant, many} BOWLING — TRADE Fall T Is in the Air room, 12x12 din pa nice bungalow located are h oaern basemest, ‘ear yarage. rapes. i ag awn- pu Fat Be Seana $11,950 ~ 3 bedroom, 2 down- aaa shade Bina eg 4 “2 Brunswick alleys.in modern é This a family home in|. ings. Ne | Aad 4 . stairs and 1 nearly finished w L. H. BROWN; Realtor parking area 8 luxe Brick and block buildin 
caoniient ‘conan and only $8950 INSULATED ae ware ' + all Jie wnt, = stairs, wae Pane. fo with 98 wr: ae ’ he buy at only $11,260. i Mocomb my 9 a wil 
crt han . 30 0 eo. rooms own ond room for! cute kitehen, tile beta, full biase- OMuLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor | vicinity. go yee me : Willian Miller own homes! IF YOU ARE Toom and titchen Its] Van". fame sites Grr | - WN 2200 Dixie Hwy, at Telegraph Realtor FE 2-0263| NOtONE OF rHis vast VACANT and. one of to-|. jus, WEBSTER school, POSSES- “$25 DO . [re conttsan Celta’ DOWNTOWN GRILL | ey el TIORS, CALL, US on day's best values. SION AT ONCE! We, bave pt guy Small, easy to operate grill on i Next to ranch Post Office Fy ges WY R 3900. ovr REALTY muvee Be : , dwt hea eres sities 
| settee aie | ES Eat |LAKEFRONT |, vaa| SE eet | —pownTowy — | PAS rer } it et > oe yey n Ra -ACRE FARMS © - fon grotind- for | ue | 
! | BROWN | Bae" (SPECIAL |""Searandl "| Ub ran | ace talc i : | TL CHRISTMAS... Ser varedt” heseaes. “Case from p> A ey ee. Tange retail stores, etc. Very closet | in Thumb aren tow. pecious 3 $9,000 PULL PRICE—Commercial [which gives. you sufficient ori fireplace, new Delco Fs Bhs DF A a als movstong Neuse vavaliaie’ <Con| . pecroom owner's apartment. 
"Fe | SRRPES Soar ‘Ave: sboet two]. combortaile Be w vedroom - Bertect for ‘ai ia ned M. Stout, Realtor , Partridge. 1050 W Huron. FE butlaing. Just Y sea, = x Me sin Pha se] Sect a rah couple. Only cmene i "5 Soe Fe $30 F. mM. - aor aes ONG, PRG WARD rE PARTRIDGE 
road | Here te Creal vee eh basemen oe ea COUNTRY ¢ gt tov Fail Ts Gor us at ae” sone bkio HORE REALTOR ‘_ FE 4-358] ‘al ee a ‘* ‘eal nm E a ) ‘ hi ‘ Au om) aE e 
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entee State Bank B PLYWOOD SPECIALS Sale Office Equipment 63, FYN-OLD caw erin bie. 
| * Loa 3. good ree, ; 
| vailabie to a0 es ortgage ns 54 3 ay BT aden te wrD. LL aneuie MACHINE. 3 Puna PUPS, 6 WKA #10, 
Sor On 30 after er LOANS—$600 to $1,500  Plyscord a MALE Sites onc une | 
SaTAGRIGE Wien EER LT. YY aT. & - | Call ne oo othe ply woods, ‘heepttar ‘Sale Store Equipment — 64 moe sid Housebroken:  MA> SER) 2. 
: for sale, 883. Baldwin Domes —, © to ; and @ A. : ; cee tett “ Terms to. suit ones : . 
to retire A 2 home sadttions er | sa, ontiae Pp ly wood Co. CARH RROITEN, ( a0op coND <rttovall are “BRAOLE EX pai avy ne s ‘ 
i | 1488 Baldwin ave PE 9-254} cimaraner paps, ANC reg from! wed : ae 
) or ew athe URANT " : o.. WATIONAL | Cash netierees | used. Proulx Sales on M24. : 
ease at Oy, Auburn Ave, Becck |» house: party “eovstructed. ea AMANA FREEZER. UPRIGHT. 18 PAINT SALE. “ Reconditioned 4 chambion lock, reas a5. | iat north ot Oxon ie 
5-276. vo « To iS garage or om Ba Br Used once, ‘$2 per Gal. fia & mt apena’ Seam Ree: | _ reinareys (Chae BALE WITH WISCONSIN | : 
& PAINT sTORE. ? ene home. _ Discontinued colors, House paint.) 4 OR 38204 siulactinidil aie | y wHITe aprre — 1 MALE, 2 FR) Pont s ‘ 
w Oe ae eel: ‘6. second mortgages. eis "USED TRADE- IN . “Manide enainel. inside fiat, guaran | Wait: IN PRESEER OR COOLER. male, PE 23032 rr A te ; 
= eS Pontiac or phone PE 4478 |... DEPT. Ss ; “RING BROS. call efter. ¢ p.m. OF 1-064 > seoutitully gg ey oe Fall I Clasranea e .] 
sind Land Contracts 52 - ‘ s10.08| @Sanry vey iia ___ve 4-112) Sale Sporting Goods - 65 é Bea a” NQUIPMENT. on to esas, ewe 4 
as 2 ; INCH” & CABLE FoR fh. 
és 30) Awami wrecker, §85. Ey i} : 
2% DISCOUNT 4 : a (0-14) Slower be tank, $100. Gest cane 17, GAUOR SINOLE, ganar | 4 C- BEAGLE “One A AND “wate *~C redit Terms 
1 toe. paces. uel ter 800 oH “It's nice to see you, too! Who are you?” axoen Like wae LA sis. | Meetghs eruaca PRATHER aie ae PUPPIES. 1! py wong BROS. ‘eg 
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mn — Sannee te Fa nec - is ae ard ™ +R. bobbin. Make’ aS gen ihe new. FE | seeks old,-make wonderful pets | FD 
Wea opens 9 | AOCER ALL HOURRTRAIT:| Seah wine Tene “an =| SEs ook wi wack NEVEAN GW) saat pactanyy Fer] rc 
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Film Cosco you tienes. | ment on te foom home Good | THOMAS ECONOMY Sale Household Goods 57) For Sale Miscellaneous 60) f.3, Mog “VRE | ef SF wenter 1 S| Miter al nee Pe rare % aceon ; 
: | cation. Oxtord. OA #2906 f openers ; NL NA Dacron Insulat Buite’ $14.08 | AKO DACHSHUN ctor 
_ Leslie BR. Middietan ae yy WA SOFTENER F U RNITURE £9. *ieamers eg BEMGAIN. 4 oy BATHROOM FIXTURES, Younas. gon WINDOWS, “ALUM UMINUM & Browning. banda = ord oad aut Guns) FE B6 BHUND PUPPIES. RED) be aoe lender ne with new 
«| _ 18 N. JOHNSON. | _boat, oF make offer: oot a AREYOR TER eeTED DT MAK. REBUILT WASHING MACHINES.| Hot water. and tse. balers, Sree, Base basement oor. Aniows, | PHILIP'S 18 No. Saginaw st : one agi age oy fentng | 8 40 Brrausco tractor & leader 9078 
. stg picte sana 06s |e Yor sence ere’ ae | gate a Keone. FE] Sam sae | fas ry mag, aca |e MAB age 1 ene St pea greed e 
VER. WONDER? ~ lathe or mill. nd 83832 Blothes and. plumbing a. pipe and fitings Low Sree. Ns “LINKBELT. IN GOOD | 2 PT” “SCY WBOD eae 3 kp te, ONEAT ‘DAN Mra srernas ACTORS.” S688 ae ig 
vin ovat wont GWAP, BUY OR SELL. CALL Gol GA. Tupmone © Sitene TTORM WiKDOWs a, SCREENS, ie, pies er el ee Ma} BP meet. i ge AWERICAN KENWEL CCUR. ~spi.| We species rl ‘service of 4 
f mate tt wy Reator | New KOToMATIC BHOT Water softener. The fe that|- 23” ay Folding chairs, wig SUEPLY. Sa Lapeer’) SPACE HE GaTER RIFLE. aud | toner Pe tio PTE Cree : 
ee seldom 4 ys i pink Maing | cheis. | Rd. 7S 1. HEATER. at “OR 7g0a7. | 10-00 WINCHEATER RIFLE RED | hunter FE 6.5395 Le ~ 
sale We just don’t , Bed davenport. 8 Miller viet ages kston Ri 1.| fer, bua ruil. sine 38. down | Ac: GERMAN SHEPHERD, $00 HOU GHTEN yy SON ie 
chance BB avonlf pus i CIRCLE FLUORESCENT PIX. | SitA COW WELL PUMP & TAN filed, peas AKC 20. UKC. roraweon t4 
we yo pave many eee sme SUARY mods Newest, brightest and nfost) 8 fue liners, 18 x 16. 3 casts joi0 DEEN RIFLE & MAN'S| Pox Lo mn Ping sont 3, t, taee & Oe & 
far ert million ‘dollars. : a ceeATRLIPGSRS | Sic**Ginslise, “bedrooms snd. ree-| dows 2/8 ra he tons tat slay tater | pupa, 68 hd up Fee e210. a 
_You’have ‘contract: large, or |§ , SPECIALS ne slighty incto sits wnlves: | SAVE Ay/WARWICKS — QUTTER ido SAVAGE WITH 4 POWER re Bae Sion. ’ Le 
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ad FE a — Ate, Pose eth meee teeny eames. |< ogee Sead ses. & Senes| me pedigree cal $ 
304.20 payable, at 448.00 ‘month, x wona{tou. #100 Laundry tbs TPE | GON eniiLe- aOFEN i TAN amLncrioN, OF tak tg. sa PUP. ; 
$3,890.00 Beruted by a 3 bearcom plete "910 , Suage 33 4 large no. 5 shot Be -_Otfies,, 4 Patterson oo" sett at be 
sub ‘home.- = oy et ‘2 ExcHanor” » CLEARANCE SPECIALS Of Piresione snow tires. 600 by | GUNS — BOY SELL TRADE. MOUND a ay - OUD, 
oe Pe etsih. nik tor a , ELAND FPOR N btrt maa et Py was | 1% eee & ts in Mantey Leach, 10 Bagley, ‘| Good bunter. FB 2 
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LAND CONTRACT mere & chest, vanity. cb bana Va Oem UO VElveoe | ore bow be th ‘wrade-inn? Tr oe Sts G0Ob WOW “i 
oa INVESTMENTS Bt eas wa wet oon Sais © eng, Ss Siore” ye sii ave sc Seay, seer gion tendering, ry betare you | BRN Cietve ari, etaruers. 418. & 3 
low oe tr ae r ee oe FRADE 30 IN. CHAIN SAW FO! seratched or . | teat * CLOSING OUT and shingles. OO savire 8.4083 Raward's Outiet Pert 18 8. Te pair ws fa do ours oun up te re wr pointe Abe rlihaor yg ba : 
ss aS ae pis a Ee alee By HE save UF wo FER Bel _niding gad shingles. EMpire/ 24083) waNTED — 3 COMB. STORM & Eves. Taare week, Chi preret | tnir -hewagoroken antl etter | ORR Ea monet ns i 
tor Seay | MRT SEL, Ses Ee Fow.| or fokciss beds. Come in ond} washers .~ automatic | COMPLETE _ STEAM. UNIT, —with 3g PE a iead ne Sion to a Ww Waly 4 mined. good hunter 430- Also 04P-ERACTOR POR SALE. = 
BEN Sos Le beneioe late model| see these terrific values and Gom-|2 Ft. pay or 00. .@aya—tame | oll of coal conversion, includes | ~ i = - psn jen ticamall breeds mixed $5. vg Ba : 
DER'E BUILDING : car or nousetraler 39 $0un Pay. | Cee on 00.88, teichigen Fise-|.. . WAYRE GARER fsadintor, wih cine, Wil ee | SPECIAL ©: Hunting Coats & Pants | 2&3 Ryeo‘iampuvite, 21000. Feel’ inower, soser : 
& SUPPLY CO. Ce as Linco — oy ew of $89.50, Mi ean rive sat x BLL... 7 is —for best offer, MAple $-1186._ 25 per cent dt = Korean Boots. insulated boots, In- sibopaouns _neeeete rear plow. shoe | 
: wn nn ~ eH d colores , ‘ 4 ; » 
#2 W. Huron : _,renseah,_M_ Orchard Lake YS: | Syne BOUGeT peo ex-| _ CLOSET DOORS - point: Most “eolare sacce" house | tamoufiege iuitg. n | Oita WeRiggd Lake, reat moving to ehty MAple DO2P er 
Pontiac, Michigan. " we he: TRADE “amples of sir conditioners, re-] changes: Turner's. en oe uy damaged pieel, fold fons Alse nates oats duper Keor-sone JOR'S AGN SURPLUS, FR 3-0022 sgren, Pury rok larket 42917.) PR 5-4404. after @ pm. 
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FREE, ae a | Ear oat ee Patino oh cite set wcmer-vne| fone eat Rata | -Fe'beus oes Lah Oa cg dg alld Pn 
: o have second lafid con-| 5 ma Ly ward -and reverse,| - a | ITTANY READY TO si cee ae “. 
3. 4, |, tact. W tk one or both BLOND BEDROOM, BRAND NEW. $1.50 per wk. Call Mich. me ; Hegu SvERy wenwESDAY Fost. : 
| Reh ee de tee ted, ig] Bese, ecg MBS Ha | Sane aint hist" | Sounum BunWER pUOTNERM Talbott Lumber tt Titman gone | omnes pe am, te ga ae 
a 1 gi dB av 4 ASK | $0050, Pay, only. $3 z ler Oil Heaters - gonee, bes r sald. ORM “after om te Regul f $136.45 Rem. auto. model 48) AKC reg, Curtiss. On 3-4298.. Hiliman, suctiogeer, F 
"ments, € per cent interest, Realtor, 1362 W. Huren. "Ph. other sets at equal savings. Pear- MB 8 + helt ‘gaepent valve Corewore Mee Paint, | nog” $112 4) Rem BLACK & & BLOND GOCKER SPAN-| _ Per, m : 
LAWSON grant, Evenings, call Ga tosis son's Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Toney beck guarantee. =. valve, Genes 83 ot ad ave ae ppies, #1 each. MA 6143. 'Eor Sale Housetrailers 78 
a - : RADE IN YOUR OLD PIRE-| —"*<: * | scuicn’s ate = . ~ ie " 
cin g REAL ESTATE | @ eauioment op, pew fixtures aoe -VELVET DAVENPORT B1| One TV TD _UPT Ueno RE- teste 8. ye PB PAS. | rr sere Ga ws | ane foe a ee ons A cu it. ae A. Sl. co ps cmaoemnen, 5 300 
cin AE os an] Berge Gee | aga oe | Erna eens | ate a Sy sbee Een an ee (Ma |r peu ot | 22, UBS | 
wis F on i a *s J show com ; Lie ALE, 2” D : 
Lakefront let and beauti-} A tat ARDWARE BRAND NEW ELECTRIC SsEWw- =pilewee 3 _W. Huron PE. +1135. Taree he ‘“Tistures. 6 valve, gs i ios ba eetnadlh oe a a wee = =: oe “Gi ‘ _witen. 7e Se ‘oUSETRALLEA. 
_ ful ranch home owned by M2. Buren $0 full. price, 61.28 Nek PE | ae? ap Re Munro ge oilightly, oF Gronard Le. Ave. Orchard Lk Ave. __ Tend ba ~ yc aoe Dag ane ora cm a0 ft. goed cond. ve! take - 
business man. Value| wat a EZ ame saee¥eeT ie with COUN {oeo FX Huron mi FREE StANDt “STARDING TOILETS % cae RUae Seep ERCTANDTRE Reguior S300 shell vests =a vente. EM 26. : | 
$18,000. Principal $14,500. tions, for, aque in houses, or |.- ter ganet. Very gved cond. a han Waskbovis with fittings | cM Beetoantnaeton PLAine. Browning eytomatie — stat 78 wp. e 
_2-8016. - : ate; mY . bath sets wen r me payments | . 
Discount price. Call im-| Wit FRADE surret a omen canner. |” PR Mrcet bsg eS $e" Colored ain eek 8S) URED Ol. . SPACE CHEATERS #3 | ter ous bl lis seaper al 
mediately da or evening Your ity ta - ‘ie aoe ee tet tae cond. Both | ing Center, FE 23337. a “S, “ Foepece , tes Perry, Q. > Kelly —— er. oc 
vat home OR, 3-6574 or! *e¢¢ ecw face brick 3 bed | <co- sense spainGe & DA’ AUTO. ¥ , $90. CTORY pads f ie Woop | Ax! AND xO ALUMINUM COMB OME dams. Auburn ights. FE jo” oer 
busi n FE 3-9 room none, full basement, fo coach —_— saps q — a | & MAT-| Sew condition. FE 2 ms Saal - 1 . i 
: siness 124. - of extras paved stre stig = a — ~ ah. WASH YOUR DISES rm 6. Gagner = Fe taime| se . FE 42521 PRAC. we. wont evrT, ~ “beans -| fr, condition, 
gor” Hopkins, and Sta wroug: . map AUTOMATICALLY Red._ $22, PE 2-280 ae eee at —, ft tank and dolly. #1 
Money to Loan 53 Skite: ster| Sronard Lake ave s Furniture, 42 G8 DISHWASHER NEEDS ° fatter om — ag BENSON LU MBER CO. SPECI te ~ "Fave ol ENOL POINTER 
____ {State Licensed sed Lenders) . = ‘CASH FOR e aHALL EADIOS ADIOS, _. ey a > vented fill “ep and” filter, soete’ SPEED QUEEN WAI ASHER STAIN: }-"fhace model 37 pum » 8 yay Salen ae ; oe Pi ie 1 YAGABGRD 3 - eR 
en “work not._F . rE! §-1467. less, steel tub. ejector pump, used shot 12 gauge, Reg 4 now 1 tT oe 
__ For ‘Sale Goinin 2~ i Jo : ROME TRIAL Se wae. | gre Pe emt red Foe tts corm 
6 56) 5 LA. WAGNER CO | Sab” WATER MRATER. BAe. | Wa Tee wincherter made 12 vump, gum 12 Sweish Pointer wilh — papers} ayte iad 
ectric r ters, 879.05 SINK” #3. ~RAVES- % - néw 98.30 . Theroushi¥ broke "s gun, FR ~ hia Se Pe ba bi Qu Cs 1 + Lanes COAT. POODLE iin yds., in ca MI 46013. : Phon FE he e _ tub: ‘iret ad trou hing & pictu ¢ windows $1 o4 2213 a TRAVELO 
ick : sh L —— a ubs, i rade, $40.05 a. ir wh ru er \ @- 
LOT DRYER EST WRiINGER WASHER. | a ‘” Perry ; -1M4 them before Spm in nent “thoael Ainge a eouge 1 6 i 7-3 _ ee’ 
~ *. 34.45 now £114.90 FOR_ BA Ee er. Gai OR BOxER wae eas 
    
  
    
      
  
      
     
          
  
    
    
  
    
      
      
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
      
           
     
    
   
     
        
    
            
      
  
         
    
    
          
    
  
  
            
      
          
     
  
          
      
            
     
  
  
             
        
    
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> brand. dryer, Cotton reversible rug. 9 4 
$25 TO $500; |" Walia Nake®‘warket 4-281" brand made Slightly Scratches | E10 OR D006. ___ ' YOUNGSTOWN | CABINET” SiN. | Remington model JADU ,aute,| pups sis FE 
raat eye oer GIRL SCOUT UNIPORMs siz orescent, 383 Orachard Lake Ave Christmas Gifts _ ‘ar ‘age OOrs eee ee oone. cies} S 2 Fem ee. Ee Pixie ¢noPical. Pai, ALL 
i Uh tg E | 12 & girls Aas ra CHESTERFIELD AND OVER -| ~~~ ~~~ Berry Stee! overhead facto: several 42° ry a" models. Walt| Good buy ‘on ai! bunting clothing kr . Pita, ollie: ged 
and nelidl Phone PE | —* 14. FE stuffed chair. $50 Ist class Used | vow _ BROTHER me eat onds. All sizes and prt rece Large | 0d. Bese cabinets at extreordi- ANDERSON HARDWARE FOX TERRIER PUPPY FOR BALE. Oxford roler se 
Paist ‘or visit us ei-our office. | PSIZE sae ig DAESSES FOR sais | room Kine: 1 cutee, teat 4 dining | "chines, 26% off, $2 9 week. Cal! ealectiee Oem Oe rege vonks _cem. a Gren aS nen er ge le see ie DOO = ae 
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HOME & AUTO} aout Ng pasa sid —i0 t. | $50. pthings. 681 | Mich. Sewing Center. FE 32-3337, ies ae = prone some ws sHOTGDNS. Paes ae aia aN og ty 2 “pod. #8 ALSO) cote Tratier salen 
ogee at {1 65588 / er . . e | rn " " beagle 7. Page ee | 
LOAN CO _Worn once. PE 26001. HEATER,.20 For Sale Misce Miscellaneous 60 60 | sis. re 300 fae, Burr-thel, 316 B. Telegraph. FOR SALE - .|_: Bales. 
b 4 BLACK LEATHER MOTORCYCLE | &8!... : $-4061, | ~~~ Ga - » Mey WINCGHESTE, aren Ob. a >. » HOUSET. i 
2-N. Perry at. (Corner Pike). ae ee MY 3-2766 after | DA’ ORT & CHAIR, $225. TV 2A SO. Gel, Fe ©. Ol, PURNACE board boat motor Car edie, PE , eects Weprer eos on Wir WEEK-OLD I ART h cabin. Good cond. 08 
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GET CASH a enn ble: $25, *Sedavrings_ & met {apie Gite rove. | GUN TYPEWCONVERSION Or) | iment pais” Bee.) GERMAN SHEPHERD | ea a compere 
laneous clothing, sises 10 12 Teaner, $35. im APLE SET . burner, with controls and 250 | _| WOMENs HUNTING “PANTS 87H MALE AND FEMALE PICKUP cH a 
JP. to 2 men's suits, sizes 42 long. | 5 |. MI _6-4327__ MISC. ITEMS gallon tank. with gauges and A}. 16. Boots site 6%, Exe. cond./ PUPPIES Sleeps 2; $860 
Not @ store but a private Bloom- AY REBUILT VACUUM - FE 4-7045 gles, tubing. Act shape: - We]: 3 FEO). JP rIE. AE ~~ Sealbracallvert paocceneaaal 
1980 to 1908 care. Bring | your bait Township “home. Call FE pe, ol) makes, 1 yore ems. smell _Prigiésire_ have ecnaneed, ‘to gas, $60. aise | . See os © OLD REMING TON PUMP. _ CALL SPORTS 
mination, Loans leo made on fur johnson PE +8160. | |1 BARBER OR DENTAL ewan. | Sheen 8 ee Sauer. om ae py” ae FE 2-1321- 
nitare ‘signatures and CHILDREN & MISSES MISCEL- FRIGIDAIRE R REFRIG. iG. LATE. SF. Aluminum. trailer windows | . fomplete. Works and wo PRICES |e Ca hol =e 188 W. ANN ARBOR 
: — clothing. x 10 and 12. "model, ae ae # ton, only ae gy ogee gpa few. $40. PE 5-4219 RICES Hu ‘ti A a 
men's suits, long. Not . ‘a Appl. si poem ee ni Pa 
“Oakland — Peer ah Se el | Tae ae| Saas ame | a TRAVIS ANG H gue spamnmage wg] eg eee OSA) Genstay OMT MAINES Rotice 
one ip home. Call LEE efi se GAs, STO R BALE. $28. iD <----olinasd! w. eos wh Beatles. * | Rockioth, | bundle ee Ee NICE CABIN, ON PA avant, wr. ot Le 
' a Sauer b on AT or arason 8 CU PT REPRIG. isom woot ind Pants. HEATING asen% piscere |... 318) Lewtsten, on for the deer sta- ALE ‘aot A te GERMAN 
Loon Company | fepsesites fase | Ome Satoh gal gid Nace Gamggr bie] | EQUIPMENT LE i eae | = a li 
GIRLS NEW a. 5 WOOL GA-| _MI_4-6235. ; ee he . " erry» SALE BRITTANY SPANIEL, BifeL 
02 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. |. bardine ear coat, red 1 Tining. GOOD REFRIGERATOR. 478" BED- Pe iti aa “eed oil furnaces, ofl, burners, a clean WP. easing .. PF OT Sand, Gravel & Dirt 6 don, ARG og sad heanel ei 
ms oa : mattress ve feor | - stoke spac oi 4 $75 MY 3-1622 or OL, 32-6688. 
__Aepistin cape $25. PE. 6-417. iatse. 190" ae Fg Be hy tue st fier | beater, Waray Heating Oo. Roch ee “avons ai eee |2 TS ye LoaDs oF rpyet ‘Pacakeets Gust. to Talk 
MEN'S SUITS, ALL SIZE DRESs- | HOTPOINT AUTOM [395 SOLITA! ange eg 8 joors A. 68S peat & jand- . 
STs crn water. qaata, Yul: 9.29008 cyele, le, only about yahost Hef $325 SOLSTAIRE Et pot Nhe ” FURNACES Insite - d jambs 3.38 | seas TE 66 FE oo . Some isl ath: 8 canaries 
2-8405. old, a real Sshe0 of 8:30. Ot! & Ons, fhitalied, duct work, 34x7% ooutte, brass, pair «| § Ds. OF BLACK DiR 8 DE. Cages 661 4th, St, ee 
FaEED TOP GOAT Sie G_Weew, | APO Me &,000 BTU DELTA Off, GUN TYPE |~ [5 Stale Renven Resting | fensiite 1%9| ‘uvered tar Se aye ais. Pat ets | POODLES. 4, TO NY ¥| “ OCTOBE 
$35.. FE fINOLEUM & PAT nF SALE HALF reed. Bae IN TYPE | service. OR 3-864. Blanket insulation. 100 1 Bae eee Te ae tow & midatneen, Apricot,» R ONLY 
LADY'S PRETTY BLUE surT.| -PUee st Jack Baldwin. | guaranteed. With ail new duct - HOOVER UPRIGHT SWEEPER, 24. 2x8 Per M03 00 | art “BLACK “DIRT “TOR S0it., ee o van “and) We 8 en & © ‘(VT 
; Size. 16. PE 8-477. HOUSEHOLD LADYS | ‘work, off tank and ete. Complete | $12.00. xoog cond. 971, Monticeiio, | agit fan and gravel, FE 23400. | 5 eeery e by —y o. 
; __@resses, size 20. OR 3.7534. ir inated, fr, gpPre® $550. ony time Tues. or alter 6 other Ask ‘tor our 4 page “Cash-Way" | we. a+ STONE LL — Top dtlen. mt AWA nies a see | 
Po Scrap & Iron: S6A iworPorT ELECTRIC "RANGE. 6 __ slave. ‘price list Ail materials under’, me fat beach sand. - arevel .  apatereen 
om - - burners, ‘condition, ia ‘te TANKS. CHEAP. FFHACA 30 wh “pUMP. “Like | covet. bright and dry FE 2-Ta08 egy  CANARIES. CAGE 
Milk’ L 5-9120. ew, ; ga, double barrel. ; ‘0A BLACK Dt aaa 27-684 Gaklang Ave, ent 
an Prices POR SCRAP CARS & sues iis : o MAG Sie —"—} witket taatens ~~ | 28% i Pointer So. 16 mo _¢ BURMBISTER'S ~ | soll. sand & Eos. Ta ane | | ABS. EXOLISn SOUTER, -> YRS, 
FE 8-8797. e ‘ i" a nh ‘ 
‘ .. Peavere & pc: es Ke... os apers, Set of Punk & Wagnelia’| NORTHERN ck peovig | ‘bing. 22° «| Saas for tale Seoge, mM 
inance Uo. - features, | $1.30 wk. ve “30003 j Of SPACE HEATERS. LIKE eyelopedia. like new. 818 al | scare. FR = Oliver, PE 4-1666 
Sale Household ' Goods 57 _Allen’s A: . Fee $15 and $10. Call after 5, Pw ali Finney : ae 4 all day 01 tu yuaEe ¢ co. 1" nye SB wah MUS, REO. SPRINGERS, 6 MOS. OLD, 
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De 1 SERVILL GAS, & 1 WESTING- eae BIL TAN” BLACK AND | JET WATER PUMPS e086 Or'A.) OPE ® rai wt BM uci! | haven, ie Son Ae ost 
Pontiac eonee electric retrig. $60 ea. OR white marble iniaid linoleum —| 1 80 8, Perry. 2 Loa | TOP got BEACK DiRT. 7* deo Mineae GF eee, 
_ | ena _Bew, OR 24408. KITCHEN WALL CABINETS, 30x10, ~ Machi _Weitie Kaen Pm 37611, FJ, [SEO AMES it TN paris 
D Plait 7 Cosco BABY JUMPERS. REA- 51000 GAL TANKS, 07 EACH.| heavy gauge ‘steel, refrigerator | achinery. 60A Ky ved Mill Cattery. MApie 
rayton Plains bie. PE 2-036. ORE “EXC. |" Matched wedding ring set, $75.) finish, a var a tee ee ii TOP BOIL ORDERED eFONE, | haves Mil Cattery. Ape OE ms 
7 "SC GREEN NYLON BOUCLE | .°0D4_ Cheep. FB 9-900. | FE 473 re veered Michigan |CRANE & BACK HOE, FRONT om te pest, fil, Karl How: eTRAIOHT r agon ~poos” FOR LY 
Walled Lak tik® NEW, Livi iG RM. & 7BED a oe) Fivorescent, 393, Orchard Lake| end loaded. § dosers, 3 graders, | (7; sale : 
Z “ . Hogs anes one foe pont rm. furniture Ln sal a ED |” reer ‘ A Ave. . trencher, tratier, welder.” erie: Al {On CRUSHED STONE, SHED 6T STARTED i YEAR OLD WEA- ¢ 
. suite. Walnut kidney shaped = : instaiied, +180 FE 67108. TAROR SELECTION oF Usep|  ™*, reve! plant, used’ tractor| ‘seed. grevel, fill, Lyle Conklin. gies. Two males,'1 reg. female. ; 
Utica ‘| desk;: Carved . ‘ . AR & rifles, Ben’. ng . Termes or trade, 9190 Gaile FE 61112 or FE $30 each. OR 3-6230. Tubbs | WE 
Utic 4 weinut living rm.| lined wardrobe. OR 38415. ie CAL Guhgung, © ries. Dan's iene _ Goodrich, Mich. Phone ¢212.| A-1 TOP Soft 6 E YD. LOAD, 6006, | RO ee ig ers Se 
ochwinn. cena: Bore ree site| New tnnerapring, mattress, LS my i POR ss ‘ROOM SUITE — LIGHT | | FES eeit—_ niece a a, ee, et! Phd ere 
Tau enor PORRTTUNE—Fie| tomer “dose toe, one, toe, ote Also. fuel oll tank and oll DUIng?. | 20° chet gas stove fered Do It Yourself 61) piece Fs i _ feate ae he. 4 
3 Furnitu’ % 4 . —— = Therm tetere hs PP PP PPLE PP LEP Pe 
BORROW WISELY cao s pa Call at 141 8, Edith | _ Saginew. FLA REYNOLDS NO-ALOMINGM #3445 wo eet Toomants| FOR RENT cuinns ONWARD rer sai gt Crane’s mr, = 
"From Specialists | ASE oan oma rar'| SASTAG WAGER. Ga0 | SIDING. Sell reenatons, Alum | LUXAIRE POT “POT TYPH FURNACE WALLPAPER STEAMERS | BAB § SAND, GRAVEL, TOP 2680 Auburn. _ FE +680 sree om. 
pads 900. diepiea! wane | WAPCE-DOUBLE RED COMPLETE | town birch and, 1 1 Rounes:| Scie cet" Mork tout for. | RAND, SANDERS DRILLS —BAWE Paylone, go vince 8) TROPICAL JAE 8a 
__ pads. 360. FE §-00% and § drawer $50, Con-| ornamental iron Can be seen. in operation.” $100. BR T 8508 | ee irs. Lar M ES | 
Heat” ty alts |" aha EEMSnenaee Rae | Ein Sse ha S| Senna acai eat | aetna EES sage sem Mua anew | it See gt SL | Bin Fes ar ie "vga eet 
‘ Fou. to HFC. modern step aeRO ARMS COUCH BLK. | up. ______ #80 8, SANFORD | gene Bennett. 
- Boom Tthe, chemes | ag abe 8 Cece a, tgrenig, Wa, Smal beby bed 8 CATR San "SEoit ates | urs All Theat gta | ‘Pike's Rental Depot | Wignar™® tz “paurparent | | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 tte ie 
‘has been solving - Pi “s F chest, $15. EM_3-6296. estimates. — O$wp Cement ...... 1.10 gal. TOOL & EQUIPT. RENTAL . wt" ng 
: mone problems for toe ped } MODERN WALNUT. DOUBLE BED. 7 ROOM Of HEATER, ALSO GAS Piber Roof Coat ... 3.70 $ gal. — mixers. cub tractor, cee onda aT ye? 1, cow ma- DOO8. CATS BOARDED. =. pe - 3a “models. ae 
HPO toda - | TPC: LivINGRM. 5 : Gemahehe. -Enehaden - sepapuend. | once Nester ole Cerne or ‘BLAYLOCK r conders. potiehers, serpe | SLACK Dit arene models now 9a 
a 3 : 6- 7 . COAL poye 4, tillers, gee 
. . | Tue Point range, | —Mi_8-2694. ; tached Good condition. FE BUILDING SUPPLY cO.| linen mowers. d mowers, title by the il Ye  SUsHEL, wena 
* _ simost te Cont Sa, gu sell: MAHOGANY LIVING" = ROOM TA TA. a he 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-710t| crete grinders, plumbers, — Delivered. Pie 03282 _H Honea & ‘re 3 , 
Household Finance for $180.5 16 METAL STORM — WINDOWS OLe p carpen- lay, | firain & eed (71 
C top foam runes rena, senis, cost 6140; new oe Cede ee OO ea ee MO ie | Nit you dont see it~ cali GRADING TAMAR LAWN, HOW: | SSE =| Hite ows “immediate posses 
é Orporation wih tak Pa bates, ‘ wake wen a es & 3 French doors. “OR solid of strainer style covers $488 Dixie ection OR Si7sa rift ai dirt tacliver  fegding. ant tet And aND D cur RAY AL80 vay 3 
iss 6. Waginnw, ad Pir. PE 40098. 3 iy BTABL 96 “ta. |* : Silc"Flatt ee : Panes , o> DGh, bala, oF jarelm covers | Opp. Gur Ledy. of me-Lakes Church tractor work, FE 23001, ed a LE GAS | 
‘ » OCcas' 4 green oc- on 4 . ] i 1 1 Goop FPA a ease, “¥ 
é , Putinget sat. ‘yam ‘bea and| 2:0 ‘robe She ae pa Pine WF le Moen AYLOCK =| Feet FOR RENT | ORs? do Desiareds Fit 44s. | _ Compote hay ermce watt sore PART & SUPPLIES, 
ST a T EO 5 MAROGA YS prNING nine -PT. r) COAL '& BUILDING SUPPLY co.| TRA, ocemm antners Wail: | O90, ROAD > GRAVEL. PE dgP® ALL TY 
sui t , A a . LEONARD REPRIG., : per steamers. Oakland Fuel & for $7, delivered : 
NTIA S Lakeland. yeas, 2008 | Limes eit corner, table, Fae Boat % ‘Gas, Heater on. = eet ae ve pet. Paint 436 Orchard Lake Ave. HAUT & DELIVER. BAND. GHAW-| Geliver. OA SaITs. Deets 
N t Reneatce pose FACE, 4165, | ‘Ai Meme are im’ exe. cond. |" 8A 3: Be ft PrAFP sENIAO MACHINES DRY phone Pe oem. S| Raicming ‘Bent : 
ewes te Aimines, ou Ree] 112 _ soe * % tt oubl ino euret w foods arapery seria Unt | @ARURE CHEAP. HAUL IT Cheap, Std Rees 4., Onvonvile : : 
: ads, $5.95 Pearson's Furniture P saat n Baginne Ot lormica, bi elf. 34207. es ‘ pick 0 : “ 
Loan Office ~} Se Sees Grebard fake "Ave. a gTALE GREEN. "prom. heater will consider a Fee TARE e:| che Bids Satees ouvir “Beit ON Fa 5¥08. soe | 27 é%0, eh ad * caimpers be fh new O = 
a , > on oan " eres wer “hete. Mt ean, step tables. van "paperina. waste Montcalm Bullders ‘supply, se wie anaes __ ONS 20 Fort: nn) rs, stuart, "Mtenigaorar 
GET THE CASH YOU | 9x12 Felt Base ry gf Site ep. TY s | sompipte, Beet aie ted “ed | _ Montcalm. FE #411: PONTIAC LARE BOULDERS For Sale Livestock 2 Be, * a 
WANT, . . $25 TO $500 | souwd"*Maib vie Ae WALTON TV |. storm. windows 7 DO. BRD | spread. waite Aiection’iams ‘ar| Sale Musical Goods. 62) fttie' Cement dirt, drain tle | 5“ swas FOR BALE, “| Udea.. tre , 
IN RECORD TIME 414.Ft. Wall mt nets a3 E. gion ‘ $2 00. Hille Sills Bulidere. 2600 Wood-| fost. si sine 16, worn ee! times Lays | ne Bar rire ent and morter, On vis panes, SALE, $1. BACH. a teres Pe prices. 
. a ae aoe 120 BASS ACCORDION, . RED AND Of. AND, GRAVE “ip HEAD | o~ae 
Rag" OR. FURMITORE “ANCHOR FENCES ney , Fon yee aye, Line ae. sncrl- Tor My ere PEL. ge Ag tl inet 
Likoilll Fath ve - DHILCO REFRIO. ¥ weet | ela eso SACHIN | RecoRDIONS, LOW oats oa | FOP, Ol (PUL DIRT, GRA i | Gate aete ae ,| Sean 
: , “ag | nh — | fattagtntu ot prTett| Pala Wun ib PR Sg | “ai srn sccorsge immed | ght Noten 22 0606 ewERF, «aha. ve MLB | ~” 
SEABOARD ; : Ww OPE fo begiiners. with lessons, FH | WELL R FED COW MaNTRE, Bar oe Ee Rt ann 
: A 4 ~. Losde 
FINANCE COMPANY | ; new ee PLANO, ne cae ¢._My Feet. ' & Iwk.0ld ped. MEIrose 
: 4-460 ee $500 A= “OLD BULL CALF. Ei 
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"86 Mercury 4 dr. merdoomati¢ $1535 | «og 38, FORD 
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_OUR LINE OF ENGLISH- LT CARS JAGUAR, AUSTIN: HEALY, - MORRIS, MG, AUSTIN _" 
_HOUGHTEN & SON 
Rochester's Friendly 
'.. -Olds- Dealer - 
528 N. Main, Rochester * 
OL, 1-9761& 
_Keego Harbor. 
66 CHEVEOLEE “HT. V-8. BLACK 
and white, Power packed. 4-bar- 
rel earbureter, White 
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back-up lights, powe: 
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i953 Sy Fond COSTON CF 6 CYL. i. Ren, overdrive. No e down. 
eae 6.76 eae. 
Cal Credit Mgr. Mr, Parks. Mid: west 4-7500. Haroid Turner Ford: 
BEFORE YOU DEAL SEE | iz Steele. FE - . Keego Harbor. 
OLDSMOBILE : Por 7 6 Psp new car trade-ins 
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wae: ere 5-9204. 
Parks. Midwest 47500. old Turner Ford. 
‘S$ PAIRLANE V-8. 4 DR. RADIO: 
heater. Fordomatic. —_ price 
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MU 45158 
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Sy FORD V4 cUSTOM. Kax, - Pordomatic, shiny Bheridan blue. 
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"33 Nash 2-Door.. 
'52 Olds 88 2-Door 
52 Chevrolet 2-Door -. 
’52 Chrysler Windsor Sed. 
52 Ford 4-Door —_ 
'51 Pontiac 2-Door 
'48 Plymouth . : 
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. $195 DOWN 
53 Olds Super 88 2-Door _ 
“53 Chevrolet Club Coupe * 
*53 Ford 4-Door . 
54 Pontiac 2-Door 
54 Ford Sedan 
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‘tT TO CHOOSE FRO _Steele 
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——— 217 N { T 65 MT. CLEMENS ST.   33 PONTIAC. 2-Door sochidanplicteiis eehia ince : 
TA NTAGE OF, OUR 8-3 | \ . 53 eeaTIAE: spina: sewande digo ul ect a an 795 \ | POR GAsenae — SERVICe “Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. —* 
ie; . BETren fem | ‘5S PLYMOUTH 4Door rik is gti os $ 895} 
FED, 2 ASKINS §5 PONTIAC 4-Door, 223 cisee ese SIPS: 
é CHEVROLET 4 33 PONTIAC AC 4-Door °. ser eies - 5 aoe ee i) 895 
“ = “CLARKST ON it Sai ean "36 CHEVROLET 2 Doo 2-Door erpernrr ne $1795 
5 3 47500. Harold astest Growin er” x ; Ee Stcercees| Motor Sales S2 DODGE 4-Door tees esas » seeegeee eG 49S 
“vee -Chirysler - : Plymouth "53. CHRYSLER. 4-Door_.. $ 0S 
, 5 nos SOON, CHEAP. _ Shrysler Wideor ha haratop a I : Mester. MiDrivesy | , custom ’ : i 208, miles. ataas =e al cone 56 CHEVROLET 7 ee .$1595 
“ stone. i g = . 
mel Mes pedted dash, ' R & H, HYDRA.| '55 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door Bhs ati 1 
‘i S| goa 5 aie “Sos ments ot 418.8 Call creat _. oe ‘ : ae . ma | ra woos 2, a ivind Turner Fora. 'S4 CHRYSLER ree een Sacked np S895 | rh Rall ats tt #42. Buic ck, ‘81. ;, OWNERS DEMOS. Radio & Heater. Automatic Trensmission. , 293 
qaumencatatick apacute bees at} Perse, azn," dese ‘SS PONTIAC Catalina Coupe ........ wo $1595. Open Evenings—-Please iF ii mm 7 —- re leat eae | spite ime OL 1-108, vhone MAple 5-5141 eeney deen, Asrumen Fe ‘34 CHEVROLET 2 Doo ‘onilnom wines wine dea hee $ 995 
“heater, crapion) snowshoe white ‘85 BUICK 2-Door 0.06.02 0 0.6 o eee eee es $1595 paint. Call Radio & Heater. Dynafiow. : 
caer NORTH _| FE: "BALES | 56 PONTIAC 2Door jigeas walks inept aleais $ 895, 
CHEVROLET ) . new Aumumeysie email A monthly | Hydramatic, 1 aor ie ‘54 PONTIAC Station Ww ‘Wagon ......3...-.. $1095 
4-2735. Poses sai "50 Ford Convert. asain : 1000 8. Woodward. Birmingbam FONTIAC, 1956. 4 OW. STARCHTEP. | wuss'ts « brown convert. i own] ‘54 PONTIAC Conserile ons be = gypdoeena avediig an a ~ ; __ 2-879. ree oe er Vy ty i « Radio & Sates, Mydramatic. = 
“Shirley, PE 4-6973. 49 PONTIAC. RUNS GOOD. $100.| stick, Bargain : $5 3 Phone OR 3 8A = 
sedan, good 2 Oekiand 2-235! 
¥ oS IT Ig: 
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"GOODWILL USED CARS" FE 3-7117 
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
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-North Side. 631 Oakland Ave. 
"54 FORD Customline 2: Door . 2.0.5 c00c002.$ 795 Ford-O-Matic, Emerald GREEN. 
54 CHEVROLET Del Rey .. ese... ee. $ 795 | ae & sFiggter. Powersglide, Piesta CREAM & ‘Ber. 
*§3 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-Door eee geese -$ 595 
io & Heater, On LACK. 
53 PLYMOUTH a tone csc. ie ae 395-} Heater. IVORY & YELLOW, 
52 HUDSON 4-Doot wah aicaant $ 345 H 
]°52 CHEVROLET Bi Bel Air —s ag 4S adio & Hi h: Poweentiee, 2Tone BRO 
DN cts 3 ¢,Coneaieemermed een ton geee$ 295 Radio & Heater. Dart GREEN. Sharp! © °° ; 
South Side - 211 S. Saginaw 
‘86 VOLKSWAGON 00... ete ce GDS RS Lich TAN Paint... * 
$6. CHEVROLET Bel Ait... <>. ..0ces%s : $1645 
Pin sigs WE Rg ia 
56 PONTIAC Door Hardtoy he, $1645, 
55 CHEVROLET'S: Door 210. evthonts $1095 
L396 FORD 2-Door son... eevee + $1195 
| +34 CHEVROL Er 4.5 4-Door. 20... se. .$: 795 
3 PLYMOUTH Stan Station Wagon pace $ 695 
'83 PLYMOUTH 4-Door 3: ..c...060 00: $ 505 
53 Qrre SRT He Fn oer ..$ 695 
"32 EVROLET 4-Door 7 495 | 
‘$1 PONTIAC’ rn eager gree $995 | 
‘54 Plymouth Sedaa** (° sf 
    [ee ={100 GALLONS QF GASOLINE 
‘REE | WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE ~ 
OF THESE OUTSTANDING 
MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES 
‘51 -'57 MODELS 
DURING OUR | _ 
Indian Summer Sale 
56 VOLKSWAGON 3 2-Door .$1695 Stanals, 35 } ties ‘per ‘eal. 
56 CHE EVROL! OLET Bel T Bel Air  TBoor caneeed 2 1§1495 F Your FORD Dealer’. & RED. 
149_8. SAGINAW FE 65-4101 || °56, CHEVROLET Stat Station 1 Wa Ral ghae gosta eve snus! 95 
an of trade of equal “eRitis at Beer. —_ Ir onuigped with redio'h heater, || 55 PI PY MoUrit Savoy Z-Door i ..$ 995 | white | ti Fordoma: power | ._ © BLUE 
steering & beakes.Assuine par- |] '55. FORD Customline e 2 Door s:..... ba vies 1095 cae be seen and driven ant Radio oe Hester. Poré-O-Matic, -4.Cy!... BEIGE & Derk, 
"55 c HRYSL ER Windsor Deluxe .......... pete. § & Heater, Auto. Trans. W/Walis, Jet BLACK. 
E~Radio & Heater, Auto, ‘Trane. w/Wwail, 
aE 56 Pies Century Hardtop 
  Heater. Hydramatic, Jet BLACK. 
FORD. D Victoria 
iu TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS - 
. From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS oe 
A Phorfe Call Brings a Courtesy Car to your. Door 
MATTHEWS,HARGREAVES - + 4% 7) & 
  I 1] 54 Buick Century. ye... 1195 
| ‘55 Pontiac 870 Catalina .$1395 
Sree 
    "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 
  any _ PEAS : FE 2010, THESE WON’ TF OLD 
WHEN IT's COLD! . 
‘55 Buick Special oes aa 1495 pad Hardtons, rad Two to oe. & Beoter, dyeafiow, w/wall 
35 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan $1095 Radte & Heater. srgematte nati, fot paek, geet Roar i 
‘54 Ford 2 Dr: Hardtop _.$1095 | Radio & heater, fordomatic, StOme = 330. 
‘55 Buick Special ......$1395.. oo UB aE tres omen, macene & tite 
'S5 Bui k Su ake 
ey ae ‘56 Buick Special ...... $1695: HARDTOP. radio & heater, ¢ ; eae & white. many. many’ mules tek Brock 
‘54 Ford 2 Dri 2e 0... Radio & heater, standard shift, pa a a “eget 
‘53 Pontiac Convertible $795 mechanically. nfeds little body work. 
eo. Lge & ogg 
Tiel tn al ig FSO S/R * 
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‘54 Ford Convertible ase $1095 | 5 eee, een ae, 
‘SS Buick 4 Dr. Hardtop. $1695 Radio ." Genter. dynaflow, Black & White gna ‘ 
‘54 Pontiac: Starchief ie _ $1095 CUSTOM +DR Sn TN a a 
‘55 Buick Convertible . “$1595 | Tene cede eau: AP Eaatiow, w/wall tires,” 
sorte. ait? 52 shite et hgtramatio. wewalt ties, 
"55 Olds 98 2 Dr. sag vn'sx SLID | CARES? saldet RISE Wem Men a 
'83 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ... $ 595| i. pester, Canter’, tregemsion,, oneetont 4 
‘56 uick 4 Dr. Super. $2008 ! 
8 VER BUICK 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE! 
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6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:30—(7) Sugarfoot, (9) Headline. 
(4) Nat King Cole. “Jazz at Phil- 
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That Tune. 
7:00—(9) Million Dollar Movie: 
' Husband renews old love affair. 
(4) (Color) Eddie Fisher. Phil 
Harris, Elaine Dunne; 
-MecKenzie. (2) Phil Silvers. 
%:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. (2) Eve 
Arden, © 
8:00—(7) Broken Arrow. (4) Meet 
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8:30—(7) Telephone Time. Joseph 
Fyffe — 1870 — “‘Man: the Navy 
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(9) Town Mayor. (4) ‘Bob Cum-|. 
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Actress Virginia Grey, 
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9:00 Theater Ernest Borg- 
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(2) Annapolis Men. 
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10:30—(7) Star Perform. George 
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““@) ‘Byline: (4) Arbitrator. @y cui een David Grief. 
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Lucille’ Ball. “Affairs of An- 
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Teresa Wright. (4) Tonight. Elsa| 
Maxwell, comedian Skeet Stokes. 
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11:00—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4) 
Tic Tac Dee ® Film Fea- 4:00—(2) Susie. “(4) Private Secre- 
“TV Called Aid |9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) omper 
Room. tary.- 
Range -Rider. (7) Do You Trust 
Your Wife. » 
5:00—(2) The Early Show. W Ray ; 
Milland. (7) Wild Bill Hickok. 
(9) Dance Party. 
5:30—(4) Patti Page. ™ Mickey Ps 
Mouse Club. 
5:45—(4) News. 
  
Uses Sleep - Inducing 
Powers. to. Put Children: 
in Trance for Surgery 
LOS ANGELES Ever fall 
ture. * 
11:15—(2) Love of Life. 
11:25—(7) News/ 
(4) It Could Be You.’ (7) 
11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 
Fe -( Billboard. 
12: o9—(2) (Color). 
@ Tex and Jin . 
mics. _ . Ladies 
Charm, (9) Bill eee | 
_time. 
1:30—~(2) House il 
and Groom. * ~ (4 
Topper. 
2:50—(9) News. 
3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) for a Day, (7) American 
  6:58—(2) Un the Farm Front. $:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (9) felt. 
I . Theater. ; ioe ee 
3:45—(4) Modern Then the actual anesthetic is 
af aroveigae ‘jadministered.  - 11:30—(2) Search for eiikinnaia: 
& Rickey,’ (9) Howdy Doody. 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
(7) 12 o'clock 
vs: 05—(9) Swing Your Partner, 
42:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) 
(Color) Howard Miller. (7)..The 
Erwins, (9) Fun With Food. 
1:00—(2) My Hero. (7) Lady of 
stand. (9) Pride of The Family. 
$:15—(2) The Secret Storm. asleep in front of a television set? 
Well, a New York doctor says he 
uses a. variation of television's 
Robin 
men 
cedure works - like this: 
The day before the operation,; Dr. Betcher meets with the pa- 
tient and ‘encourages the young- Day. 
he puts the child into a semihyp- 
notic trance by asking that~he 
watch a point on the wall for a 
pencil and describe a favorite 
television program. ster to talk freely, The next day|: 6:30 to 7:30 p? ™. a) S . see 
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   : "PERRY VS. PERRY — Raymond Burr, icesinn: lawverdeuth 
Perry Mason, is CBS-TV's latest challenge to NBC's neg orb 
Como Show. Aiding Burr in the mystery series is Barbara Hale, who 
plays secretary Della Street. The shot -f9 See Satedagy from 
  
  
      
     
     
       
      
   
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year-old 
solid 
brother. DIANE BREWSTER “This place depends - “on ‘heavy food and 
weak liquor,” Joey said right off. When Lou 
Wills Jr. stopped the show, Joey said: “I sup- 
pose you want more money?” = 
_“I want any money,” the hoofer replied. 
* 
“How you you account for your stupidity?” he asked double- 
"| talker Kelly, wito-answered, “I have a bookkeeper,” 
They. sounded real funny in the club, honest they did, and 
we figured this club ought. to keep several shooting galleries 
and papaya stands off Broadway for many years. 
oe 2 .& 
“In “The Egghead,” Karl Malden, playing & professor, vila’ 
explaining, “I’m an idiot and idiots have no right to teach.”| 
|Th¢ Prexy declines the resignation saying: “We have several 
— on the faculty and we are functioning very well,” | 
  THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Doris Day wants to play. “Daisy Mae in the “Li'l. Abner” 
film ¢.. NBC wants to team Nat (King) Cole and Eartha Kitt 
in a TV spectacular... 
Diane Brewster decorates “Maverick.” 
Joanne Dru’s teenage escort is her 16-/ 
.»» Frank Sinatra, booked 
Bill Mauldin’s “Willie. and Joe” GI ger zone today from which milk 
characters . It Takes a Brave ts | 
to Open a Night Club By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — It takes eats to om a Broadway night club 
fest) Beat the — Chock pane heen ‘I went over to Jack Silverman's i inde 
the reasons for his courage. He's resorting 
te the jokes of the ubiquitous ‘comedians, 
Joey Adams and Al Kelly, Plus the quiet 
wondentet tap dancing of Lon Wits de, and 
.@ big floor show.   
+ Raymond Barr. 
Likes Challenge. Enjoys Video Role as 
Erle Stanley Gardner's 
Noted ‘Fictional Sleuth 
By WILLIAM GLOVER» 
NEW YORK  — Raymond Burr 
has emerged on the TV screen as 
tiction's. famous lawyer-sleuth, 
Perry Mason. ; 
The Saturday show from 6:30 to      
   
  7:30 p.m. tosses him into one ‘of 
=. the season's top rating tussles, for 
the drama's second halt hour over- 
laps the established domain of that 
       
       
  + other Perry, the erooning Como. 
. x * * 
Burr's blue eyes ‘glint at ‘the 
but he likes the soft approach. 
“I’m not an extrovert,” he 
says. “I'm not /a particularly 
dominant character. But in cer- 
tain areas I have great confi- 
dence in what I can do, It's. not 
ego. — it's, confidence,” s 
Burr. found determination highly 
helpful in winning his current as- 
signment. 
* * * . 
“T made two tests for the series," 
he explains, “‘one for the part of 
* ithe district attorney and one for 
|Mason -~ which was the role I 
really wanted. 
HE WAS DEFINITE 
| “When I finished, they decided it 
would be difficult to find someone 
else to dominate‘as Mason if I was 
the DA. Let's say I was ‘definite,’ " 
we ® of 
Closely supervising the ‘entire 
Jenterprise is Erle Stanley Gardner, 
Mason's creator who turned to 
jwriting after a notable career as a 
barrister, 
finds is the race te keep produc- 
tion of the hour-long films ahead 
of their consumption over the air. “Boss Nikita Khrushchev during her 
thrives on challenge, |- 
-/borough (D-Tex). says -so many [Eleanor Réwclle: 
Battle of Wits - 
With Khrushchev 
CHICAGO (INS)—Mrs. Eleafior 
Roosevelt described her battle of 
wits over the Little Rock integra- 
tion _ controversy with Russian 
recent trip to the Soviet Union, 
_ * * * : 
In a brief stopover in Chicago} 
yesterday, the former first lady 
said Khrushchev asked her about 
the racia] strife. Mrs. Roosevelt 
said she replied: 
“Twas not in (the U, S.J when it 
happenéd and I am in no position 
to judge.” -Then-she added: 
“It's strange ‘that the Little 
Rock situation is the only news 
being reported out of the United 
good things happening there, too, 
Arkansasis only one state and 
‘ * * * 
The widow of the late President 
Franklin D, Roosevelt was asked 
about the emapcipation of Russian 
women, She replied: 
“They have.complete liberty to 
work very hard, a 
Claims Scientists 
‘Hounded’ by U.S. EL PASO, Tex. uw —   
Sen. Yar- 
scientists have been ridiculed and 
hounded out of government serv- 
ice the United States is hampered 
in the race for mastery of outer: 
space, é 
* we 
“Russia gives such men privi- 
leges, honors ‘them in addition to 
rewarding. them. with high pay," 
the senator told a bar association 
meeting, “In America we must 
learn at least to recognize the dig- 
nity of the work and positions of 
such men.” 
* ee States. There must be some | 
there. are 48 states in the union.” |_- Menon, Sfassen, 
- Indian Head Seeks Aid 
to Arrange Suspension 
of Nuclear Arms Tests : 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 
Menoh today continued talks with. 
U.S. and Soviet diplomats in - an 
on disarmament, 
* s 
‘Trying to- sell 
suspension of nuclear. 
Menon invited Harold E, 
ber of East-West disputes in the 
ULN., talked yesterday with U.S, 
and Soviet. Deputy Foreign Min 
ister V. V./ Kuznetsov. 
* * * = 
Informed sources said Menon 
was anxious to find out how much 
support he has before he goes be- 
fore the U.N: Political Committee 
tomorrow to “—. his disarma- 
sment plan, 
make recommendations on arms 
questions to the 12-nation disarm- 
ament commission, Menon al 
— has put in twin resolutions 
on suspension of nuclear tests and 
general disarmament questions, 
* * * 
The Indian plan is baséd on the premise that a group with equal 
nations predominate, : 
- So far the plan has received a Gromyko Cone 
‘Indian Delegate V. K. Krishna ~ 
etfort to bridge the Rast-West oy 7 
q.-P? : 
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge | 
East, West and neutral nations to” 
commission, on which the Western = 
“It’s like making a -full-length 
feature film every ax working 
days," he says. 
* * * : 
: ; Thirty- nine films are being shot. 
* >. : Work began in April arid the first 
17 are now safely stored. 
the time the 
a Yorborough charged the Eisen-|™# oo pegs tas Reape 
  
hower administration had- bungled 
by failing to create a climate fa-| vorable for intellectual endeavor. | 
Cuban Press Asks 
End of Censorship 
HAVANA (®—Cuban newspapers 
and magazines have appealed to         
  * * * 
During saga he arises about 
3:30 a, m., works through until | 
about 11 p, m. 
oe — 
Radioactive lodine 
Hits English Farms 
LONDON un — A 200-square-mile i area ween England's lake. dis- 
59, wants the TV rights to/trict and the Irish Sea. was a dan.           
+ by 
Curvy lis ores fo do anything about it 
to Lt 
“He recently told representatives | 
of the Inter-American Press Assn. 
that censorship was necessary be-/ 
cause of the unstable internal se-/ 
curity situation. He said he would} 
lift it whenever that appeared toy 
be in the national interest, . 
Censorship of press and radio 
was applied under the suspension 
of constitutional guarantees, ef-| 
fective until Oct. 30; The suspen- 
  President Fulgencio Batista to   
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The young patient tsually closes 
his eyes, smiles and relives some 
Of the episodes. 
One youngster, a “sports ‘fan, 
replayed a baseball game be- 
tween the Dodgers and the ‘New 
“1York Giants, reciting each pitch 
and play.. 
“I call this hallucinatory im- 
agery,”’ said Dr. Betcher, He said 
‘|he has used this method on more 
Queen| #22 500 children inthe past. year. 
Band-| When the child is completely in- 
volved in this dream world, Dr. Show-?P 
Bride 
suggestions 
tient’s anxieties about the opera-| 
Sn ee ee we 
  
“As the gases from a mask 
suspended above the patient's 
  
  
          
  
    
  
  
        
      
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
        
                  
  
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Meine tte peor peed 48 Transact need for less anesthetic, Dr, Bet- i Inctiectt re | cher said, and posthypnotic sug- 5 eee bee “| (gestions that: the child will tee community te “et often eliminated the need | = ; o tives after the operation. n Tosa Looe - — w 
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Overthrow 8 School - muline 9 —oore of 
sprains 1 10 “Emerald thie" element — soothes the pa-|. ¢ Arrive in Syria - Egypt Boasts Troops 
Equipped With Heavy 
Tanks, Armored Cars 
tilery equipped with 
cars and heavy tanks, j 
The spokesman. told the / news. 
paper Al Akhbar the forces were 
not ‘symbolic’ but a “striking 
force from the Egyptian army 
ready for large-scale military op- Over Sputnik 
LANSING, Mich. a — Michigan! 50 Killed in Canada 
politicians continued their poet- 
ical expressions on — to- 
t included units of infantry and. ay-|” = 
* On Don't feel lost or cold. inal 14-square-mile danger area | 
=; }to include _150 farms, Officials: ine 
"|sist the situation is not serious, 
however. 
  
TORONTO 7 — Fifty persons. 
died in automobile wrecks and 13) 
  
         
       
      . Jean PYErre Aumont could’ not be shipped because of|tengeq tor another dem, —) land his’ wife, Marisa Pavan, make their enemy, * ee -COLOR T iN TODAY'S - BEST LAUGH: Henny| The Atomic Energy Authority that the press again be permitted Sales ond Service 
Youngman’s certain there's no life on ce pe nam get ale ag a full freedom of. expression and CONDON’S. ‘that satellite moon: “Otherwise my wife gee tan wntictganne” Gover teak 4 = ¥3 _— ail Cubans oni] Radio and TV Salei ‘sad’ Service ; i ; cal, economic a would have phoned. them.” That's earl, rium cartridges at the” Windscale po Bo po pereredawog Pent. Sihe ee < atomic station overheated poop? ean as | (Copyright, 1957) =F Raionetive iodine ‘spilled out of . | : /}the plant chimney afd fell on’ — foe Grazing land. : 
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  day. were killed in other accidents. dur- Jesenten, Gov. G. Mennen wa. ing Canada’s Thanksgiving ~~ 
Democrat, * expressed end. 
hi on Sputnik via ‘an ode. : . | George M. Van. Peur- 
sém; speaker of the State House err] Pea) per ALL SIZES! Representatives, responded: IATL In i ety ied ie “Oh little Sputnik in the sky.’ | EXICISINiR pate TTPO PeTe ALL TYPES! You have made your mark, I SIAIViGeASlTiy 
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HALT ie Soapy Williams’ politics 
      spo! 
the size of the force, which Wash- 
‘ington and. London officials have 
estimated at from 1,000 to 1,600 
men, One’ Turkish source said 
about 5,000 Egyptians may have 
been involved in the movement. 
The Egyptian spokesman 
claimed dispatch of the ‘troops to]. 
l\Syria was not a, show of force 
‘dinor a war of nerves directed 
participate in 
any military tion undertak-| 
en by the army and would 
ls train Syrian forces in the use of 
new 
  
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