failure.
~ Dulles; at the same time,
welcomed Egypt’s sug-
“gestion for the ¢: ment Psy a pe) pie
Siollities of a settlement, of the Suex crisis, He said this was the procedure the| Suez Canal crisis by|
submitting unacceptable
“schemes” foredoomed to
REESE JUMPS HIGH — Dodgers’ shortstop
Peewee Reese jumps clear of sliding Hank Bauer
of New York Yankees to whip ball to first, com-
pleting a first inning double play in today's Series
"and India to probe for a solution.
Dulles : Predict 3-Power Tiff Over Custody
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca
Popovic backed Shepilov's de-
mand for the six-nation negotiat-
Banish Speed Limit
on Kansas Turnpike
TOPEKA, Kan. ®—The Kansas
Turnpike, ‘a 236-mile four-lane toll
highway to be opened Oct. 25 will
have no speed limit.
Drivers will be ‘“‘hailed down”
if they exceed 80 miles an hour.
It will be illegal to drive less
than 40 miles an hour on the new
road unless bad weather or other
factors make it advisable to go
slower.
Population Up 1 7 Million
WASHINGTON @—The Census
Bureatt today estimated the popu
lation of the United States. at 168,-
638,000 Sept. 1.
This represents a rise of 17,506,-
000, or 11.6 per cent, since the
1950 census and an increase of 2,- LONDON «®—A Russian spirit-
ing his American-born daughter to
Hithe Soviet Union arrived in Lon-
don today closely shepherded by Reds Guard Girl, 2, in London two Russian - officials, They went
to the Soviet Embassy.
Apparently the way now was
clear for Alexis Chwastov, the
Supreme Court
- Refuses Appeal Pontiac Attorney Loses
Fight for Circuit Judge
Nomination —
Michigan's Supreme Court this
morning refused Pontiac attorney
Milton R. Henry permission to ap-
peal in his fight for nomination
as Oakland County Circuit Court
Judge on the non-partisan ballot
Nov. 6.
-Henry, who did not file nomi-
nating petitions before the Aug. 7
primary election, collected 16
write-in votes for the non-partisan
office. |
Incumbent Clark J, Adams, up™
for election after his appointment
by Gov, G, Mennen Williams in
March, did file petitions but got
no write-ins. :
Election officials, under an elec-
tion statute, ruled since there was
only one candidate there would not
be a nominating primary for the
post Aug. 7.
Quoting a section of the State
Constitution which says circ wit
court judges “‘shall’’ be nomi-
nated in primary elections, Henry
asked Oakland County - Circuit
Court to order election officials to
remove Adams’ name from the bal-
lot and substitute his own.
Oakland County Circuit Judges
George B. Hartrick, Frank L, Doty
and H, Russel Holland, ruling on
the case, turned down Henry's pe-
tition Sept. 25,
This morning, the Supreme Court
refused to review their findings,
and turned down Henry's petition
for a new court order requiring
Secretary of State James M. Hare
$51,000, or 1.7 per cent, from a
year ago. to vacate Adams’ nomination cer- Whatever Lola
Wants, She Gets
at Parke, Davis
One “employe” at Parke, Davis
& Co, biological laboratories in
Rochester has become an artful
pickpocket.
Warren Lang, 21, of Royal Oak,
laboratory assistant, entered Ahe
cage of Lola, queen of a colony
of monkeys at the laboratories, to
change her, drinking water.
Lola sneaked up behind Lang,
grabbed his weekly paycheck from
his back pocket and chewed off
the signature.
The firm stopped’ payment -on
the check and issyed Lang a du-
plicate. ,
LANSING (®—A hearing wil] be
held Oct. 18 on a petition to re-
move’ from Office Harold Rippe,
Taylor Township supervisor under
indictment by a one-man grand
jury investigating charges of grait
in Wayne County. 3
Atty. Gen. Thomas M. Kava-
nagh said the hearing will be held
at 10 a.m. in Detroit's City-County
Building.
Under the removal proceed-
ings, testimony will be taken by
Probate Judge John W. Conlin
of Washtenaw County. Conlin
will make no findings after the
hearing but will present the testi-
mony to Kavanagh, who will
summarize it and turn it over to
Gov, Williams.
Williams wili review the tran-
script and decide whether Rippe
should be removed from office,
Kavanagh said.
The governor appointed Conlin
yesterday to take evidence on the
tificate. s jJouster hearing. Rippe Ouster Hearing f
Scheduled for Oct. 18 ?
father, to take 2¥s-year-old Tanya
iy to Russia despite objections of her
“Father and child are likely te
be the subject of a three-power.
decids the baby’s future.”
Chiwastov, 58, and slightly built,
took Tanya aboard thé liner Queen
Mary in New York and daring the
departure of the ship managed to
avoid a search by U.S. immigra-
tion officers,
The American authorities, act-
ing on a complaint of the child's
mother said Chwastov may have
been coerced into returning to
Russia by Soviet officials, His 92-
year-old mother is still in Russia.
tle Tanya, had pleaded without
success with Chwastov ‘to give the
With Tanya gazing in
about her,. Chwastov and the
Chwastov, who came’ to the
ited States five years ago as a
stateless person, recently decided
to return to Russia after his aged
Pontiac Heads for Low Fire Loss Record} Pontiac seems headed toward a
record year of low fire loss, as the
rest of the nation watches more
and more property go up in smoke.
* * *
With luck and care, local injuries’
and deaths may be the lowest in
years, according to Fire Marshal day, and an estimated 11,000 per-|
song die every year as a result
of fires: About 2,000 are children.
LOSSES MAY INCREASE
Other figures from the, National
Board of Fire Underwriters indi-
cate that fire losses may total
$900° million by the end of the
Charles Metz, Total damage may
run to less than last year’s record
low.
‘Taking stock during Fire Pre-
vention Week, Metz said that
‘through September there was one
death and $96,038 loss in city
fires. a
——— ‘an averaze® of 800
., homes are’ struck by fire every Ba Big io #
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7 year, an increase of 9.7 per cent.
Although the annual average of
local residential fires is around
400, Metz said, so far this year
there have been only 231 home) mill
fires, a little over half the horm
with more than two-thirds of’ the
year gone by.
In 1955, there were seven deaths,
a total loss of $182,000 and a total
of 325 ‘home fires. Through Sep-
tember, 1955, $148,307. worth of
property was destroyed by flames,
about halfagain the amount lost
so far this year. ;
“We've been lucky,” Metz said,
“but we've been more careful, tod.
Tragic deaths—and we had enough
of those last yeat—remind people, especially parents, that vigilance
pays off.” f,
$205,000 loss in 1954 and the half-
dollar logs in 1953.
trial accident on a street corner.
Wie Lite Adventure Movie Series
starts, Pri, Oct. 12. Séason or angie tickets sraliebie, 32-1441, Oakland Co. Sportsman C
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campaign by: the ops-/Pontiac May Have Record
wusscneauedlin Voter Registrations —
Pontiac seems headed toward a record voter registra-| press secretary James C. tion although the city clerk’s office is still tabulatin: 1 ulating ‘ Hagerty claiming that vesterday’s last minute swarm of registrations.
City Clerk Ada R. Evans said she expected total regis-
"jn eecieh inppeblipane would win in 1943/1952 presidential balloting. .
game. Bauer was forced on Joe Collins’ bouncer | t—so he . Crowds of la recstens AtHacks on GOP
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mother wrote him to come back.)
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since 1946,
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inSixthGame. .
in 1st Overtime Inning, —
Jackie Robinson's clutch single in the bottom of the
-|tenth inning brought the Brooklyn Dodgers a 1-0 vic-
tory over the New York
Yankees in the sixth game
of the 1956 World Series at
Robinson's blow, which
Brooklyn’s win evens the ~~ —
last day
flocked into the City Hall last Dodgers—Martin threw out Gil-
: night and in front of the booth| | . liam. Reese struck out. Snider
rather pat |at West Huron and Saginaw to} Claims Public Lands SAS NE im polis any | qualify . : Given Away to Private SECOND INNING
at Hunt! hours over Interests ee 2
Pittsburgh, The ad-| and as right Aield sereen, Slaughter
by the NBC) is 5 GREAT FALLS, Mont aap (eae ames. soem, EES
for 8 to 8:30 p.m. lai E. Stevenson said today the) jenouga ge pg : Detroit, S| Sire, Ee Eisenhower administration has|.” Dodgers — Hodges walked. An»
about the subject of terday.
wait ts /Anti-Freeze Time! _/ oe
manera rveEenact 0 Tonight’ (ies uae cee een seme ene mee in Ohio immediately af ) he ie From his Libertyville, wa. tema edge Bemis ted gor ts dome "
“major .
ters also announced that Sea. Es- firmations” of the policies he|struck out. of Temnessee, vice "TYE 8# 8 Warning to motorists) 44 follow in the White House. SIXTH INNING candidate, will‘ make |that cars soon wil}/need antifreeze. This one dealt with health, = |-yankees — Collins flied out deep Michigan but no |The low tonight 1s expected to be} He called for a fedetal aid pro-\t, Snider. Gilliam threw . out the second HH to MC jgram of loans and grants to UD-|wo56 Berra doubled to right
forecast for tomorrow is fair|derwrite a voluntary hospital and) citer, siaughter walked. Martin the principal|and continyéd cool, A high of 55|medical care system which would) 104 out to. Robinson. be
s Labor Day|to 59 is-p a ree be handied privately and admin-| 1 oagers — Gilliam walked.
on his first campaign| The low last night in downtown|istered ‘by the states.“ Its Sim)p 4. nooned out to Berra. Snider appeared at Poritiac|Pontiag was 39. At 2 pun. today|Would be health insurance for alll,| 144 Robinson flied out to Me- same day. ‘ture pose to 51 degrees. regardless of ability to pay. Dougald in short left, Hodges . wf mS = popped. out to Martin.
j ‘ |Dullot SEVENTH INNING You Let vie Down Bullet-Scarred Cor | ae McDougald struck out. eae ee ke Reese threw out Carey, Labine | threw out Turley, of Goering’s for Sale lew out tute.
DETROIT (INS) — ‘The Detroit| Purillo Mied out to Bauer, Cam-
nee “District: says two cars|" AGT INNING eee Oe eel ae the anes ah | Yankees — Bauer struck out.
alt Wiraphote ' : HAVE If — Jack Williams (left) of West Point,.|- a
Miss., gave 300-1 odds yesterday that Yankee hurler Don Larsen
wouldn't toss a perfect game, and you know what happened, Another
Vanderbilt University student, Jim Bowers, (left) of Helena, Ark.,
took the bet. Now Williams is pondering a pay-off in shoe-shines or
book-carrying. ° i
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“Community National af prohibiting th
construct two submersible cages used auto parts on Sundays,
the sale of new
First Time in 25 Years
Ta
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JExiled African
scaad and White Wife > |mu
feturning to Tribe
LONDON (INS) — Seretse
angwatos,
©} The British Government Iifted
his exile recently after Khama
chieftainship now ‘held by his /
cousin, / The Weather / Poll U.S. Weather Bureau "Fae Bo ‘Jeaving London today, /he aoe | sag tek sae Ee newsmen, “‘It is task to rest, tonight, wo | miniee my people véalit
changed situation.’*
* * *
There has been tribal agita for Khama to return as ‘chief, Tedar in Pontiac :
Lowest temperature preceding # #.m.
we. °
At § a.m: Wind velocity 20 m.p.zh.
Direction: Morth northwest .
Ban Fae ae ay ate two children will join him at the at 6:38 a.m. 0 n m
' Moon yon Wetnestay ate pm. end of October. : /
oe cue be eye SY er
Pe meer am ce Stravinsky in Munich
reas -- 1 /Reported Seriously Ill
| renounced all claims to the 1
@ the
tion,
Khama’s wife, Ruth and their
Sources here said the condj.| building in
million veterans holding National
Service Life Insurance, about 25
jon dollarg more ‘than was
made available for a” dividends.
Honduras Election:
Marked by Violence
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras un —
claims /a clean sweep today in
Julio Lozano to a full
term as president if his :
‘ers’ victory claim~is borne out in *
official returns. Lozano called the
Assembly to meet Nov. 11.
| At least 11 persons were killed
‘in election day clashes Sunday.
'Nine-others were wounded.
Police charged the Liberals with '
in a jeep start the shooting at a
crowd of Liberal supporters after
a youth tossed an orange at police,
Question 2 Juveniles
on Destruction Charge
Two area juveniles were being
today by Pontiac State A to Pay $236 Mill jin Dividends
on Insurance
will. be noti-
wane’ the 20,000 are now paying.
Wind Tips Seaplane,
IAMS Aboard Sate CLEVELAND (INS} — Three
|Grosse-_Pointe residents and two
Ohio men were dunked in Lake
Erie yesterday when an 11-place
However,'seaplane nosed on take-off from) _—
Cleveland,
The Coast Guard rescued Gus-
Grosse Pointe Park, Paul Knacht,
sey of :
The plane was leaving on a regu-
la dul to-Detroit
pontoon. The plane keeled pver and
sank with only the pontoons above
water. :
Pontiac General Awaits
Delivery of Bassinets
Pontiac General Hospital. ig ex-
pecting delivery Thursday 45 ‘
are on order to be financed by
the 1956 show scheduled Oct. 24-25.
dianapolis of the American Asso-
ciation crown and won the ‘little
World Series” this ygar. Tribe
General Manager Hank Greenberg
denied a report thatfarrell has
already been signed, but admitted
tion of the 74-year-old musician|tent of $1,000 and is located at ia wn and Mapleleaf toads.
vansing 71 38 a ight b va Lang! $ | : lay y owners, Mr. and Mrs.
Mereuette” 4s 38'Royal Holiday Ends —-W._H. Caswell of Detroit, Memphis 3 7" 3 -eeno | The youths were apprehended to- 7 LONDON — Queen Elizabeth \day after police learned Mrs. Cas- . ee it and her two children returned | well found two ge boys sleep- " i am — Sore roy ir pg ing in an upstairs bedioom of ‘the g mer holiday at Be wrecked home last night when she 4 title in Scotland. arrived to do some cleaning. that he is “definitely under con-
sideration.” poe ae y
riproved by city commissioners.
35, of Akron, and Robert T. Dor-
Cteveland :
Cancels ‘56 Payment
Heating, and Paul's Electric Co.
Side fire hall are slated to be ap-
Bids from the three firms were ap-
proved last week. —
Another contract, one with
a sree Co. for public improve-
work in the city, is sched-
uled for possible approval.
‘ An engineer’s estimate will be
presented for curb, gutter, grade,
gravel, and related work for
Parkdale avenue from Woodland struction Co., Sylvan Plumbing and| accident. Fs *
a
* of
Serv 1 ice will be a 1:30 p.m.
in Perry Mount Park Cemetery.
Charles H. Legge
Charles H. Legge, 74, of 273 Cot.
drive to Baldwin avenue,
Special assessment rolls: for
similar work on Hollywood avenue
from Ke arkdale
{ HM i) im 10
tonight's session.
The Walton Subdivision plat ap-
proved by the City Planning Com-
thission. is scheduled for further
approval by the City Commission.
TO HEAR CLAIM
* * . * -*
City . Manager “W. K. Willman
Poznan Riots Cause
COPENHAGEN, Denmark #® —
Zygmond Gosciliak, the Polish air
force lieutenant who defected to
the Danish island of Bornholm in
a brand new Soviet MIG fighter,
told , interviewers today the Poz-
nan riots
tempt his. freedom cmos
He was granted.political asylum
‘by Danish authorities, He skidded
his improved model MIG to a per-
fect belly landing “at Roenne’s in-
completed airport ‘after narrowly
‘escaping being shot down by, Dan-
ish antiaircraftmen Sept. 2%. Me
was the third Polish airman to
jescape to the island of Bornholm
by flight across the Baltic Sea. Gosciliak told a news confer-
ence: “Anhy day the Polish people
| May rise again. How could the
'|Poznan trials condémh people for
wanting to, live?”
‘Undue Tax Burden’
the tax collection, for 1956
than give residents “an un-
tax burden.”
In Park Hills, citizens ‘were
Since assessments for 1957 taxes
coincide with that date, they
would be payable three. months la-
ter. The council plans to borrow
erg An gan to tide the city over
un tax payments are made
—expected to be about $5,000, " Alfred Soutar _
Polish Pilot fo Flee |
influenced him to at-.
slated to pay 1956 taxes by Jan. 1. years tage St. died yesterday in Pontiac
General Hospital after a short ill-
ness,
Pitts, all of. Pontiac, and 15 grand-
children, ;
A sister and three brothers also
survive, Mrs. Herb Ridge and Vic-
itor W. Legge, both of Toronto, Er- ‘nest G. and Arthur E. Legge of
‘Oshawa, Ont., all of Canada.
Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs-
day from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-
el with the Rev. Paul T, Hart of
the First Methodist Church offi-
ciating. Burial will be in Roseland
Park Cemetery,
‘Word has been received of the
death of Alfred Soutar of St.
Petersburg, Fla., a former resident
of Pontiac,
Mr, Soutar who died yesterday
at his home, 3312 N. 33rd St., St.
Petersburg, was former owner and
operator of the Soutar Beauty Shop
on W, Huron Street. He was 60
years of age.
He came here from Detroit 20
years ago and moved to Florida in
1952. He belonged-to the Knights of
Pythias No, 19,
Surviving besides his wife,
Gladys, are two sons, Bernoil of
N. Hollywood, Calif, and Arnold of!
Pontiac; four grandchildren; 17
brothers and one sister, all living
‘in Canada,
Burial will be in St. Petersburg.
William L. Williams
Prayer service will be at 1:30
p.m, Wednesday at the Huntoon
Funeral Home for William L. Wil-
liams, 68, of 11 Myrick St. Mr. Wil-
liams died in his home Sunday
evening after an illness of six
months.
Born in Yale, Va., on April 24,
REV. ROBERT M. TRENERY
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Africans Stage
Near Riot to See~
Visiting Princess
she was to being crushed.”
“The pressure was so great,
with hundreds of people pushing
and shoving, that we were nearly
forced to our knees at one stage,”
another official reported. __ :
The protective cordon slowly
fought its way back to the royal
car and the Princess slipped in-
side. Then the car forged through
the crowd with hundreds of Afri-
cans chasing wildly behind it.
Earlier the Princess had driven
Tanganyika sent
some from as far as 600 miles
away.
Heart Attacks Kill
2 Drivers in 10 Minutes
DETROIT w — Two men, both
dri on Detroit streets, appar-
ently of heart attacks yester-
day when their cars crashed in
separate acciderits within 10 min-
utes.
Police said witnesses told them
Silas Kinsley, 56, of Detroit,
slumped over the wheel of his car
before it swerved into two parked
cars and a utility pole.
Officers said Walter Mussui, 47,
of St. Johns, was pulling into a
curb when he collapsed. His car 1888, he was the son of Beverly
Williams and Leanora Scherm. He
was married to Lottie in
Detroit on September 25, , and
came here from Yale 29 years ago.
Mr, Williams was a resident of
Pontiac for 10 years and a resi-
dent of Oxbow Lake nine years.
He was an employe of the Pon-
tiac Motor Division. for the past 29
He is survived by a brother
Joseph Williams of Richmond, Va.
He will be buried at Grand Lawn Cemetery with the Rev, Dorr
Fockler of Mandon Lake Com- jumped a curb and hit a store.
Notices Sent Explaining
Constitution Proposal
LANSING @® — Notice of the
constitutional amendment proposi-
tion appearing on the Nov. 6 bal-
lot was mailed today to daily and |
weekly newspaper publishers.
The proposed change would. bar
from eligibility for seats in the
Legislature persons who have been
convicted of subversion or of a
munity Church conducting the serv-
ice. : felony involving a breach’ of publig
trust. :
% Chaplain fo Speak
at Wednesday Dinner
Ike Plans Answer
wwe +'fo Charges of Dems
us reporters,
«Members of the Citizens for Ei-
senhower organization are being
brought here from all over the
country, the White House said, to
‘ask Eisenhower questions. Hager-
ty said the program will be un-
rehearsed
The next night, Eisenhower will
take part briefly in a half-hour
celebration of his birthday over
the CBS radio-TV circuits, His
birthday—the 66th—actually falls
on Sunday.
Average Pay Rises
for Factory Workers
WASHINGTON (®—The govern-
ment reported today that average
factory pay climbed above $2-an-
hour for the first time in Septem-
ber. At the same time, unemploy-
ment dropped below two. million
and to the lowest since Novem-
ber, 1953.
The Commerce and Labor De-
partments issued the joint report,
which. showed 66,071,000 persons
were employed, This was a record
for September but down 700,000
from August’s seasonal peak.
Joblessness declined about 200,-
000 to a total of 1,998,000 in Sep-
tember, mainly because young
jobseekers went back to school.
Name GOP Cheiirmen
WASHINGTON WF, — Hi Ww.
Colmer of Topeka, Kan., a past
national commander of the Amer-
ican Legion.. was appointed today
as campaign chairman for the vet-
erans division of the Republican
National Committee
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Kent's cousin, the young Queen!
‘Elizabeth, and her husband Prince
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The Man About Town |
Ike Still Gaining
a ee Poll Brings Out Reasons
abandon: “unemploy- Why Folks Feel That Way
“as a chink in Eisennowzr’s / woman's intuition: Man's transparency.
Pevreecee eee eee eeee 312
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rey *x * : COBO foc cvescvesccsseceness
Oakland County is to Yugoslavia unless he could
assure Congress. that Tito’s / gave Alger 1,225 on governor, and
regime is not a puppet of the / at
Soviet Union. Congress also / On the same day Pontiac's 34th |
wanted assurance that Trro was / precinct gave Williams 463 and
not participating in any policy/ Alger only 23, a ratio of over 20 or program for Communist con- to one the other way. aca?
quest of the world. fs The above is a correction on the figures is ef- in the column M y, which were typo-
graphically jumbled,
paign comes from Oakland County's own
Defense Secretary C, E. Wilson:
_ “The only guys who know all the answers
are politicians out of a job.”.
Several readers of this column have re-
ported iris plants doing an autumn
blooming stunt, but
Mrs. Delphine Kaufmann
of Rochester, has-them in several colors. ended completely US. assistance to
TrTo.
A letter just received from ey
Harrison Stronich
of Lake Orion suggests that it should be
spelled “Ad-a-tli.”
Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Molter
of 191 Ferry Ave.; sixty-first wedding an-
- Niversary.
‘of Brown City; Shixty-seventh wedding
-anniversary
_ Mr. and Mrs. James Weaver
“of Marlette;, golden wedding. !
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“The best remark of this hectic cam-° ti Penny Wise?
Lawrence Says: _
= Mixing Hurt Teaching praise has homes changed much. That will
for been heaped recently on the way be slow, You won't get the com- fi
good as the
er.”
_ why is that?” he was asked.
How can person come out of morning—oh, well, doing my for-
6 Bee OF quecayrenntein de ward rolls, if you’ must be tech-
city, with poor churches nical—I wasn’ .
tow of tho Gings Gat go ining about a = ars rich lifeo—how can a person come ; c
out of such background the equal ™uch on my mind these days, so
of one who comes out/of a more much so that some readers iner
cultured home in a more cultured — jm nutty about it, and their trick community?” specialists and “cliflic” racketeers
“Were their own schools — the are delighted to gonfirm the im-
teachers’ schools—as good?” was pression. The: subject is nutri- the next question.
* / . »-, BO
aptly titled his/little book about it,
br have, except for awa The National Malnutrition. who have gone north, receiv : / ; It occurred to me as I rolled ae tema pevparetien. ore fut a. ins petite the Vidtind sf not as good colleges as the white uatritionn/ Niteeaee’*
eh é realizes ’s anything serious-
pologists and the psychologists © functional weaknesses or de-
re “feta whol ae san age not fecognized at all; or if
competence among your Negro = car¢ful examinations reveal the -
teachers as you have among weakness, it is explained away
Carmichael’'s attention was & an’t
“drawn then to a recent article ifr an hie —_
a Negro weekly publication which
claimed that. in Kentucky, 8 per tox
cent of all Negro teachers in ele- /
mentary schools have bachelors’ /
degrees from colleges, while vel
corresponding figure for whit,
teachers was 58 per cent, and he
was asked how he accounted
that difference. He replied:
CITES TEST SCORES /
“Degrees don’t make t .” “pyorrhea”*
the Southern Assn. of Colleges and |
Secondary Schools in 1954, it wag ti—chronic disability, physical
revealed how in one series of tests — degeneration of joint tissue, due
involving a good many hundred cfilefly to inadequate daily in-
Negro and white applicants only take of Ca, D, B-complex and 1,
five ‘per cent of the Negroes on from early childhood to break-
the tests “attained the score of fast this morning—the victim
the median-of the whites.” just can’t, walk, run, jump,
What effect will all this have
on the quality of education given
in the mixed schools—the very
point stressed by the Supreme
Court’s decision? Carmichael
was asked if mingling of stu-
dents in mixed schools will help
the Negro student get better tiong of malnutrition. scores. He anawered: ‘ The way to prevent youthful
“Yes, but nof rapidly. It wilk.be weakness, adult flabbiness, pyor-
very gradual. You won't get the rhea or rheumatiz is of course to
: see to it that the daily intake of
the cine for any of these manifesta-
LI'L ONES
three, I
name was Anne. ” been “voluntarily” integrated. But children taught by white rs. ehildren, in my judgment, has been drawn to), will have a lite advantage over_“suter @ Mie.” revelations there con- Negro When court departed cerning the comparative experi- Negro teachers, in my judgment,” “apy Renll oper ge nce ence with white vs. Negro teachers. = -wnet ahout the Negro teachers realm of psychology and sociology Dr, Omer Superity teaching white children—will those as a basis for overturning a his- _ tendent of Louisville dis- students recede?” Carmichael was toric decision, it was inevitable eT orenar iy caren ten asked. : more controversy would arise over teaching, / : 3 There will what is or is not a good quality of ge oth elie rape dol ae saa/ha Chaat education in America’s public
woe eerie, Bseentd te here 5 hom Went Conanreee ; oe ay significant relationship very Censhor nn compared Copyright, things that influenced the Supreme he quality of work done by the Herald Tribune, Inc.)
pam ieee ge hsm §
desegregation, e could *a4°
day the for re- - . come day aflord pA Dr. William Brady Says: Quality?
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election, he will go down in history
as the first man to brave the
presidency disarmed completely
should call RHEUMATIZ (not A president who can run again
rheumatism), that is, physical 1s, by virtue of that fact, a man
‘degeneration of joint tissués due the Congress, the parties, the
to long continued nutritional de- country, indeed the world must
ficiency. reckon with. The mere possibil-
ity that he may be a candidate
whe cout tne trom tgeating | Sein onugh 10 renlree and without using their hands or “harpen Mis prerogatives, com- arms, is attributable mainly to sence ng itt bs legislative B - complex: through demands, increasing the effect of
the Seng . his vetoes, strengthening his di-
— plomatic ideas.
And so is the namby-pamby in. Why does Ike want
* ability of youngsters to chin them-
I’m sorry I can’t teach
you more about the national mal-
nutrition without endangering my selves.
job a& teacher. >
or ie sorts Tong petaising to yore Boor artathons, it venmesa Br. ‘William Brody, ifs stamped self
tine Press, Pontise. Michigan.
~__ (Copyright 1956) a second
term? Because he'd like to reform
. in the h- with him. He'll be used
up. He can’t run again.”
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Case_Records of.a Psychologist:
Declares Love Can Be Developed |
Clint was a cynic because he
had been jilted, so he trans-
ferred his dislike to all women.
But I persuaded him to con-
duct an experiment in love
making. Notice how it de-
veloped in the case today.
Then read the follow-up in
this column tomorrow.
By DR. GEORGE W, CRANE
Case $-386:.Clint R., aged 21,
was a senior in. one of my univer-
sity classes. _ ;
But he was a cynic and hostile to
women, all because his fiancee had
run away and married another
man from Clint’s home town.
So Clint was soured on women.
He vowed he never would marry.
He said women were all fickle and
: ble, ,
His pride was obviously hurt and
he was transferring his ire to all
womankind. So’I told him he was
illogical and unfair to chastise the
whole female sex for the faithless-
;-, ness of his former fiancee. :
My classes were large, often
running between 100 and 150
students, so I had Clint leok the
field over and tell me which
girls looked “least repulsive’ to
him,
Reluctantly he agreed.to test m
statement that’ Tove can be de-
veloped, So he pointed out three
coeds who didn't Jook too bad to
LOVE’S LAWS
Knowing. the background of these
selected the one who would
best with Clint. Her ers will think it strange that I
cooperated with my students in this
fashion, but.I have always stressed
applied psychology. _* 2
In my large classes maybe a
dozen such experiments would be
going on without anybody else's
knowledge thereof. :
Well, Clint agreed to follow my
prescribed pattern. He came to
consult me privately on numerous
occasions, during which we would
even map out a specific dialogue
for him to use.
_ young péople’s meeting at a big
Evanston ehurch.
They went on picnics Then I rearranged my_ seating
chart so Clint would be next to
Anne. Maybe some of you read-
hikes.
They came down to the Chicago Loop to the Art Institute and the
other. museums.
THE SPIDER WEB
Love is a mass of pleasant emo-
tional experiences shared with an-
other person of suitable age and
interests. It grows like a spider
web.
; * * *
Despite Clint’s protests that he
still didn’t love Anne, I could de-
tect a note of insincerity in his
voice. He was growing uncertain.
Anne was a talented girl and a
gay conversationalist. She wasn't
a beauty queen, but she wasn't
hard to look at, either.
Her greatest charm was her
vivacious personality. It really
isn’t sheer beauty that devastates
a.Man as much as personality,
so if yow girls aren’t Hollywood
stars, don’t grow discouraged.
Just remember that a lot of
Hollywood beauties can't hold their
mates longer than a couple of
years before divorce intervenes, —_
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Mix Fruits
in Jars Now
for Salads Mrs. Skarritt Uses
Peaches and Pears
With Pineapple
BY JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
If you are able to get a few
more peaches and some fresh
pears, you. might make up a few
pints of Mrs. Lucie Skarritt’s Fruit
Salad. It will be welcome during
the coming winter.
irons in the fire all the time. She
has several part-time jobs. She is
Her interest in the Eastern Star
of years. .
FRUIT SALAD
By Mrs. Lucie Skarritt
2 quarts fresh peaches
2 quarts fresh pears
1 Brite sal pane sede panes i Geenene belt maraschino cherries
Cut up peaches, pears and pine-
apple. Add grapes and cherries.
Put mixed fruit into pints. Fill
with a medium syrup (3 cups sugar
to 4 cups water) to within 1%
inches from the top. Process the
length of time necessary for Mrs. Skarritt has half a dozen} ’
a devoted worker in’ her<church.|
has been continuous over a period Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones (right) opened her home in Rochester
- Monday for a reception honoring William S. Broomfield (center) can-
didate for U: S. Congress. Assisting Dr. Jones was Alice Serrell (left)
peaches and pears.
Congressman George A. Dondero was photographed
at the reception with (left to right) Mrs. Duncan Mc- -. Nichols of Franklin. Mrs. Nichols is president of the
Vean of the Pontiac State Hospital grounds, Mrs. Rich- ‘ Republican Women’s Federation of Oakland County.
‘ 5
* also of the Rochester address, Sevé
offices attended. ee
ral candidates for county and state
~
ard VanDusen of Birmingham, and Mrs. Kenneth B.
FALL OPENING Dinner for Delegates
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the American Legion Home.
ard Kors represented the — boys.
Chief Pontiac Post 377yof the
Chief Pontiac 377 Auxiliary.
Elliott SSS %
Plant and Showroom
5390-5400 Dixie Hwy. | Ruth Ann Tower represented the oon Coming Events
Quick Sewing Cirdte will meet Wednes-
day at 10 i. with Mrs. Bessie Carley
34 Oriole Rd. A luncheon will be served at noon.
Rosetta Birthday Club wil) meet with
Mrs. jon Hettinger, 532 ‘Tex Ave.,
' y for a noon cooperative lunch-
Ladies Auxiliary 39¢ to National As-
sociation of Letter Carriers will meet
with Mrs, £. Randell . o160
Colrain Dr., Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Pontiae Women's Club will meet Mon-
day at 1:30 p.m. at Governor Moses
Wisner Home on Oakland Ave.
Sunshine Group of Dames of, alte
will meet at Temple W: sodas
noon for a sock cooperative lunchéon. A
hour will follow. i
of Oskland Park Methodist
will meet at the church Thurs-
day evening at 7:30.
Huron Gardens Foclee Auxiliary 2887,
POE, will hold officers m at the
hall on M5® at 7:30 p.m. Regular meet-
ing at § p.m. Malta Temple Group-
Has Dinner Party
Malta Temple Association mem-
bers who served on the remodeling
committee for the organization
celebrated the final remodeling
and decorating of their Temple
Restaurant. The group journeyed
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dorn
Bussard on Clinton River drive for
the evening. :
Attending ‘the affair along with
William Walls, president, were
Mrs. Albert Clark, secretary; Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Merriman, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Matthews, Mrs. Betsy
Shoults and Albert Clark of Birm-
ingham, and Mrs, Elsie Bailey of
Oak Park. with q dinner on Sunday at Ted’s!;; Quadrille Club
Holds Dance |
at Elks Temple
The first dance of the Elks Sa-
Shay Quadrille Club was held Saf-
urday at the Elks Temple. Norman
nderwood, president, acted as
ed Mr. and Mrs,. Charles Leaf,
‘new members of the club. |
Committee chairmen appointed
include Mr, and Mrs. Frank Coad,
registration; Helen Schmie], deco-
rations; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorn-
berry, refreshments; John De-
‘Pauw, Membership; Mr. and -Mrs,
2d Silk, publicity; and Lavern Den- ham, telephone.
Callers for the evening were
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PT. so8 - -Pontlag Press Pete, saucers will be prizes and entertainment will be provided
‘Wrapping prizes for p Card Party ednesday “by members of the Boys’ Ce:
evening are members of the Mothers Club of the Boys’.
Club. They are (left to. right) Mrs. Harold MacKenzie of | For That New Bouffant Look.. ;
North Edith street, kitchen chairman; Mrs. Amos Austin wage! eet ee This exercise wittrhelp tone up the tummy muscles and slim your. abdomen. an eu eee o/ Wet Huron uret, refreshment chiran; Mrs Ralph * ee | mae
~ | Weir of Fiddis street, tickets; Mrs, F. Halpin of air Styling by Ay: ey
tee Boor on yous: BOCRY yok Ardmore street, general chairman and Mrs, | Vir. inia Farrel Trained Operators Writer Upholds Teenagers Guild Plans shits beck allen] Harold’ Weller of Neth trdétere trek cocairieas As un en Who Are Careful, Skillful Style Show between right angles to the body.) Proceeds from the card party to be held Wednesday | Rowena’s Meamty,: sf a ry |
evening at 8 p.m. at the Boys’ Club on Pike street will . the
Some Adults Drive Cars in Wild Way at St. Hugo Sree aE a Fal Ce Oe be donated to the Boys’ Club. Bone china cups and | tReet
Bos se to — Behind the oe direction for a while and then in ;
her hae ot Gata ito vou eo we wv +» SOTOTIty: Members Gather
Oe a aS Se _|8 few weeks. iene, son 8 achat Mrs, Clifford Koskinen of Wat. isk sient thik otis tiie me
cai aeee Sirequest lor leaflet No. 2 to Jose-|alpha Senky at tr ret oom y torium|Phine Lowman in care of this news-/ recently
ot St Hugo of the Hilla School. |PRPer. ‘ag Mary Rady of Michigan Bell Tel:'S+ Benedict Names L -page gh tnll Housekeeping! -ohone Company spoke on the im- hour. | “Orasy kids” i the same kind | Birmingham Dull? It Doesn't Need to Be.” we . Eile
. vs of unfair generalization as “Just | fashions. - —~ . jpertce of a -noturel speaking Good Film Chairman
' ‘Those words are sure to be music) another woman driver.’ ‘ine be
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Serving as general chairman (Officers Installed to the ears of the country's teen-| Bur bear up, kids. Maybe some Apo ?. : showed, by recordings, |meeting of St. Benedict Parish , agers: who have a reputation for|day we'll quit talking about “an- Staines ete faen, Shak a. by Philathea Class sated and Be ways of (Guild held recently at the church.
recklessness that many of them othe * and Monaghan : speaking on the telephone, Re- |Several money-making plans were
cordings of
dent deserve, eee , EE ores hy voices |made and Mrs. Leon Thomas was
eH? Se or wn Mrs. John nasty ide eebeign te ee lick, president, cam ms,
ae: ae 0 gn oc the announced a December dinner for| St. Joseph's unit will schedule
i : the group with Mrs. Richard Green/visits to the Oakland County Con- \
wees. 68-6 qr, and Mrs, Lloyd Stalcup as cochair.|valescent Hospital during the Se
The remark implies that you can men. . month of November. \
pr Bigragein nate teen-age The November meeting willbe a| Plans also were completed {or
a % toy demonstration at the Londick|the annual parish dinner to ‘J
“Duk i Gk: neds, Yo oie: home on drive. held the latter part of the month.
der the teen-agers are beginning
to resent. it,
PLENTY SKILLFUL :
Plenty of kids are skillful, care-|\
ful drivers, Of course, there are ¢
ee | big’ n little sister : | gl a | rT 2 But then some grownup§ drive’ ES
cars as thotigh they were delib- ¢
erately setting out to commit rour-|
Cap oe CANES ee Voth. ik * @ =
jhtns ds diag dena
had two-car garages-and back in’ >.
the days when Papa, rather than than)
Mama, did most of the family |
“Medical Aids See Polio Film <'€
The Oakland County Medical As- \.
‘sistants Society will meet Wednes-
’ day at 8 p. m. at William Beau
mont ‘Hospital when the film, |
*“Polio Vaccine,” will Pres .
TOVINCLAL swoio owans
shown.
a“ st | Michigan State ‘Medical Assistants'¢——“ : Session held last week in Detroit.|?. - :
Sylvia Cummins was. awarded the 4
sogiety scholarship for a one-year '
land Park Junior College. .
‘ Announcement has been made of jc
, the annual meeting of the Ameri- €
can Association of Medical Assis-
tants in Milwaukee, Oct. 26-28. fe
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Weve unwrdpped the 1957 Fords!
_ ‘These are the best. Fords of our lives. —
The whole package i is new.
It's the prestige car in its field.
The power is por—with eal Anniversary V-8's
to fit every horsepower need
The style is new—a Sebolusionery, rp brilliant,
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The comfort is new—a ‘rock-solid velvet-road ride.
The braking | is positive—silky smooth when your
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as never before. The steering is light and firm but
with no sloppiness, no sluggish response.
This is a great automobile, from the large honest
dial faces on the instrument panel to the effortless *
loafing way it cruises. At high speeds this new Ford
has none of the struggling, humping, stretch-out
feeling you. sometimes get in some other cars.
The new Ford begins with the “Insier Ford.”
Its new elegance comes from within, from the way
its automotive muscles are put together. There are
a thousand-and-one alitomotive lessons built into this
New Kind of Ford. All. of the changes are toward
more rugged endurance, toward increased power,
fe After today, American cars will never be the same again. ©
‘For the Big. New Kind of Ford is a brilliant new
automotive package-the one © fine car i in the low-price field !
The New over 17 feet long,
ever offered in the low-p tomorroy in its flight: |
lines, this Club Sedan (above) typifies the beauty of all five Fairlane 500 models,
‘The Big New Kind of Ford
~Comes In 19 Models
toward smoother operation. These are the bases for
its “Mark of Tomorrow” elegance. This is ihe one
__,fine car_in the low-price field. Sa a ee
There are actually 19 different new kinds of Ford
—the new Custom 300 and Custom Series on a 116-
inch wheelbase, the new Fairlane 500 and Fairlane
Series on a 118-inch wheelbase, and the famous
five Ford Station Wagons, the champions of glamour
cruisers. And no matter which new kind of Ford you
choose, it’s yours at low Ford prices!
How does it look? It's only fourteen hes high
—as tall as a child’s pony, The new Fairlane height
of 56 inches means you ¢an stand beside it and lean
your elbows on its roof.
And it's over seventeen feet long . . . 21 inches
wider than it is high! These are only numbers—they
won't really mean anything to you until you see the
big new kind of Ford.
‘It looks like the fun on a travel poster. It’s the kind
of car that looks sunshiny in the rain,
It looks as fresh as morning,
It looks like tomorrow—like the first thing out of
Detroit that symbolizes the new Age of, Movement.
See it at your Ford Dealer’s. Give it your own
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BIRTHDAY! — Ojala, of $7 |
Ann St., Birmingham, looks over model of a |
cake_ which will be served on President Eisen-
hower’s birthday, Oct. 13, by the Oakland County
Young Republicans Club. It will be decorated
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FIRE LESSON — Loyd Grimes, right, 12 ,
year-old Central School pupil learns this lesson
from Fire Department Captain Victor Bodamer:
Even a tiny flame can be the start of a tragic
fire. Bodamer holds a. match to illustrate the
point, while Mike Rager, 10, looks on. Talks to
schéol- children are- an important~ part~-of Fire me:
SEEK CHIEF FEATHERS — Members of service clubs wlio are candidates for
the Chief Pontiac contest being held in conjunction with the ‘High Fever. Follies’
are looking over ‘the Indian- headdress they hope to have the honor of wearing if
chosen chief. Pictured left to right) are Mayor William W. Donaldson, Hi-Twelve;
Fréderick Ziem, Civitan; Leslie R. Ware, Exchange Club; Henry E. Gotham, Ro-
tery; Wayne Gabert, Optirhist;’ Harold J, Owen, Kiwanis; and Steyen Glover, North-
* Prevention ‘Week, promoted here
ber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee.
/ The committee will sponsor a free Fire Depart-
* ment demonstration at 7:30 p. m. tonight at
Northside Park, Edison street at Montcalm ave-
28 a ' i
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Sm Manhunt Ends;
‘Boy Gives Up | | 14-¥ear-Old Murders
Father; 30 Police Cars
Conduct Search
-CLEVELAND, Ohio (INS) — Aj.
blood-spattered 14-year-old Brecks-
ville boy who shot and killed his
father ended an intense manhunt
....hteday-when he walked out-of the |
woods and gave himself up to
* * = .
The youth, Robert Zavalnak./ ox» oF SEVEN — The Landau, a four-door hardtop, will be had left note at home explaining} song the expanded 1957 line of Lincolns. The new Lincoln is
slightly longer than last year’s edition, has increased horsepower — a *
Wichita, Kan., Girl Queen of MSU
Homecoming
to the area and showed where he
fun.
* * *
More than 30 police cars and
The queen will be presented for-| directional signals are coupled
.;2bout 100 men had joined the man- mally just before the start of the| horizontally below the
hunt after Robert shot and killed | homecoming football game against! Lites.
|his 45-year-old father Joseph dur-|Indiana University, John Matsko,
ing an argument in their subur-|Spartan grid captain, will hand ban home. a bouquet of roses. .
* * *@ Lee will be guest of honor at the
After the slaying, he stole his homecoming banquet Saturday)”
father’s car, became involved in a evening, and with her court, will
four-car crash, and fled into Metro- |attend a dance afterwards,
politan Park. He hid there until} Selected for the queen's his surrender. were Jan C. Gibson, Battle Creek;
* * * Jean Kalivoda, East Lansing; Mary
Police said Robert and his|J0 Niebauer, East Lansing, and
brother Joseph, 16, were nabbed |Lorraine L. Trepagnier, Detroit. earlier or year on burglary — See ares
charges were sent to a private 72.4. 11.
Pontise Press Phete|COTTectional school at Adrian, Tear Up Divorce
. {when their father chose that pun-| HoLLYWi NS- — Actress
by the ‘Cham: lishment for them rather than a{Rhonda Pelming ond ber husband, term in the Boys Industrial/pr, Le wMorrill, have reconciled
School at Lancaster. A few months |and her Juarez divorce will be set
ago the father brought Robert |aside. The ‘couple made the an-
back from the institution with the nouncement yesterday after a trip permission ofthe judge. to Canada. — = than last year’s.
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The Premiere has as standard equipment, power steering, power
seats, power windows and power
brakes, Power steering and power
ve Af Pontiac Press Photo side Kiwanis. The chief will be selected by the/number of penny votes received.
Cannisters with the candidates’ names on themyhave been placed in local places of
business for votes. Weekly receipts will be deposited by candidates club and a box
score will run each week. Runneérup in the contest will a
24 and the Chiet will receive his feathers at the Oct. 25 pi
and John W. Bell are co-chairmen of the contest. Vegas, Lake Tahoe or
—s ‘Quadra-Lites’ to Make Debut « . | curved te give panoramic
and added power assists, It will be shown 4c ships across the nation next Tuesday, O
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Lincoln fo Unveil 7 New ‘57 Models
The new car is slightly longer
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HELPING HANDS — Out of work and in debt, Clarence E, Rob-
inson Jr., 27, of Council Bluffs, Ia., perches on a railroad overpass’
ledge as unidentified passersby extend helping hands and plead to
let them pull him to safety. After 40 minutes, Robinson permitted
himself to be Kauled from his perch and was taken to a hospital for
observation. ‘ ee
Dapper Forger, an Artist,
Makes Studio Warehouse
NEW: YORK w@—Police gay a] While two bank investigators
dapper young man who shot twojwere questioning him, the well-
bank employes in a $7,000 forgery/dressed man pulled out a .45-cal-
both hit in the leg. .
as Richard Lee Henthorne, 2. Barega vga: wae
Authorities said Henthorne’s stu- own pistol.
dio doubled as % warehouse for an|Feported in critical condition fp
mock, tw Burt of Tratees tnt tie, bags toner we (Marvin Faters to Live ore. in Pontiac. After Trip - Council, the Board of Trustees
distine-
on : between vari-| _
A
ea sir pice to sell
jewelry or political pins
Oct. 19 9 am. to 9 p.m.
Kiwanians will sell flares
i
aging Ani ‘ire Driv IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City/connection with a program at the
‘
it i
Family night will be held Oct.
he engagement of her daughter, Weanesaay “1
' delioway Lake MOMS. Unit 21, «i Beach Extension Club is meeting!
Mf. at the home of Mrs. Weldon Fritch/ sistant leader; Elroy Scott, Blue|
Aiment of Weymounth St. tonight at 7:30. Cross; Mrs. Frank Renshaw, memi-
Keego Har- i" si'tne home ot Wie Roy Dheasin |attd work will be continued on the/bership committee; Mrs. William evening.
Marine Corps, is being an- meet s: 12 noon Wednesday with
by Mrs. Elizabeth Adam 10 in the Methodist Church.
‘Fall Session Thursday
|The Webford ‘Club will hold its gnoon, MR. AND MRS. MARVIN T. FATER
: WATERFORD — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David Folkerson of Pontiac,
(Marvin T. Fater, who were mar- and bridesmaid was another sister,
\Webford Club to Open ci Saturday mérning in Our Lady jof the Lakes Church, will reside
: at 109 Florence, Pontiac, following
ae | Best man was Maicolm Rattle of
‘first fall meeting and cooperative} The bride is the former Marlyn Waterford. Art M@Craker of Flint
jluncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at J, Chadek, whose parents are the|and George Berklich of Rochester |The
|the hoine of Mrs. T. M. Nelsey,/Ahrens T. Chadeks, 2800 Airport ushered, 3120 Gale Rd.
tal patients.
Rd., Drayton Plains.
| Members will spend the after-| Fater’s parents are the Herman) py 999
‘noon making Thanksgiving tray|H. Faters of 3820 Cone, Rochester.| ceived from $ to § p.m. at the
lfavors for Pontiac General Hospi-| Two white orchids decked the
bride’s prayer book as she ap- |: heis Read.
Among guests present was the
bride’s brother, James, here from
his Navy station at Coronado, Calif.
Mary Beardsley proached the altar. She wore a
full length gown of satin and | :
| County Calendar ale ith ong Tae seve nd i Orien Township ; 5
pital Ge Saeed th Subs) pears patterned her bendplece. M&S. ts pecaita, a bet te send tn eennecien| Matron of honor was her sister, Heads HIBO Bureau
Jacobs. They are planning their
aA
ees cay sar milan iengyteptengs «sag edge
Phil Meacham, single nominee for PTA. pres ;
Moses, dedication committeewoman, and Kathy Ann Ryden, a stu-
dent. Below, looking at the red brick entranceway at Eliza
Legatt School are Mrs. Robert Fulkerson, jeft, and Mrs.
school’s dedicatory program and
PTA organization for Thursday night. _ <
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tant; Collins, person<
nel officer and Eva :
public officer of the
oat the Headquarters int
it last. night to gain further
instruction in their duties as staif
* * * :
Tonight the entire senior squad-
7. Leadership training is being Each school has auditorium|'om will meet at Allens Airport at.
That ve
Training and practice in military courtesys is also being undertaken
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iMrs, William Ford Jr. of Pontiac.
Flower girl was her niece, Debbie
Following the éeremony viewed
guests, the couple
Knights of Pythias Hall on’Voor-
wi Santa elect a convention —
i Union.
|repuiet Wisteecs’ seoetiaer tong Bt 7:90 jat the Oakland County Tubereulosis Sanatorium. |
Four
i Deborah Circle js at the home
Jay Benda] of st. on’
m.
‘Leander Arnold, 14806 Opdyke Re.
mon
on Priday
inear Clyde tomorrow Sandy Beach Group.
‘Meeting Tonight ett, vice chairman
FOUR TOWNS— The Sandy/Allen, secretary; Bill Ludwig, dis-'
cussion leader; James Miller, as-'
the birth of « son, Rochester Firemen
ito Stage Mock Blaze ROCHESTER — In observance
of Michigan Fire Prevention Week,
firemen will stage a
| lmock fire on Wednesday night in
a Main street building, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. The fire
~|giren will summon the department
and the public as well. Use
lgmoke masks, ladders, hoses and!
~ other equipment will be-displayed.-
The rescue squad will give a
demonstration of taking out in-
jared persons, along with first
ald administered to survivors.
The time set for the blowing of
the siren is 7:15 p.m. and firemen
Stop Beetle Advance
on State Fruit Belt
The threat of a Japanese beetle
Invasion of Michigan has been
County Bis. -}
‘Allen Williams family, 6161 Cotter St., have a new daughter, Nancy Ann.
mora
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Cleere en-
nounce the birth of a son.
and Mra. James Mayer have a° Mr.
new son, James Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jerry, have 2 4 Albert. | new. son, Davi
i Capac i
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kersten annownte Franklin Auxiliary .
to Meet, Dine Potluck - by the group.
Funeral Wednesday Geraldine Spies
for John M. McHale |**'ens ot Almont — Geralding Spies, a
services Senior elected by Almont High DETROIT Funeral will be held tomorrow for John|5°P°l, reigned as homecoming
meeting at 1 p.m. Thursday ative sectiale, 67, father of the di-|q@een over the Almont - Armada
the home of Mrs. Harry Yeager,
Set Addison Goal
goal set for Addison Township is Educators to Meet.
department named as local com-| The Lapeer County Education
for volunteers last week. The cussion will be “Promotion of Stu-
aim to show how quickly their
work can be done, and how effi-
ciently the mock fire can be con-
trolled.
‘on a two weeks’ vacation at the
“|1550 E. Auburn Rd., Rochester,
Bichicen bile Ra., have's new dnaghter,
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LAKEVILLE—The United Fund
$1,095, with the Township Fire ‘
munity chest, Mrs. Melvin Thor-| Agsn. will meet at North Branch,
man announced at a kick-olf tea Wednesday evening. Topic for dis-
drive starts Oct. 15. rector of playér personnel fo football game here last week. Her
* i for the curt conaisted of Virginia Gould:
Nancy Armstrong and Norma Jean
Reppuhn.
Club to Ride in Hay
ALMONT — The 4H Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Phillip
Pittenger tonight. at 7:30 for a
hay ride. The sewing group for
the winter will be organized, and
summer reports will be sub-
initted.
= idents in School.”
Eight Attend Bride *
Marlie B. Smiths Go to Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon,
On their return, they will live at
home of the bridegroom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pherman T. Smith
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cousin, .
Best man was David MacInnes
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Pherman T, Smith Jt., Fred Korte,
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With only six polits separating ee er ee wep , ee TODAY'S PITCHERS — Here are the probable Bob Turley and at right is Johnny Kucks, either eves \eateré : a three-way tie for fifth are
starters today for the World Series game in Ebbets of whom may start, although Kucks was expected| tor saichigen's top’ colitaiate’ asok Already the lead is shared ‘Peters, Michigan Tech; Russ
: = : ) PS ek ev to move i made on touchdowns in
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; _ : a 2% ae ‘ games for Case. j Fama opener, a
By Hl. GUY MOATS | ie, FAS ctoven sacs the ether 10, slowstarting club. thet. puieraiall’chih; Quartwtack BIL Ringer Nudging the two fe Nc rowers gels aes For the 2nd straight weekend! half of the Valley strength and power as the season > ner ag Mi ager bes gear balay sn Linea cen past four games.
EA Graybiel's Pontiae High f00t-| 1 cuitie’s club has had a full Bagong senor ea banerdiger dee fast acien. 3° "SPOT? Wall Chiefs face a Saginaw Valley <agys Bicone oe IF td Lavoe . ain 3 3 8! week of rest and opportunity to Strange ve| games for 27 points. N. Mich. 3 4 3 | 2 And the situation pro-| get set for this one, too. It prom- very good lads. Ponte) * * * 4 i: 3
vided is one that has just about) ises to be a rough night, Friday, seatback Moses} But Schwalbach ee rey 3 154% the same characteristics as last! tor Pontiac, backs. We've got! trom his own squad. Whit Wilson, 24% Mich 40 4 09 Friday's engagement at Wisner) , tifticul job cut out, but I think we can! aiss of Northern t on 6 8 8B
~—r ee eee real battle.” ath qianen tert ; £ ee
\. | Aast weekend the co-defending sarcoma cr laa Wilson, Arnie Wilson, Tony|and one extra point. Ksismame 3 3 8 i | SVO champs, Bay City’s Wolves [Pointed out this morning. “Central Heikkinen, assistant aay —~ 3 3.33 8
‘mauled the Chiefs 32-0, This time |is always strong. It is traditionally seen Indians in| Michigan's 43 @
. agree as to their ‘ges — * : : ‘ 7
‘ A s his squad through e | ae erm RQVIONG FS smernaes\Larsen S MaSterplec i ag Ss ! ! sixth game at home : a work tapering off Wednesday. . . ot
satin | AVEC OM fF UCCASIONS [ertec sm mem] Sree gti | | 't see any- ; \ | Breentya. ct A oe ghoy-ang :
rate nl 5 oc PE o SRL St mer | mae coe, eee so cae en pitched the first per-| new YORK u— The nice thing his glove on it but: the ball ca-|Perd asa ree ‘ — graduated’ from Orchard Lake St, he Ye
in World Series! out Don Larsen’s perfect pitch-|romed off his hand and Gil Mc-| rearm ei athe ‘Stattem, tee-| Chiefs will be seeking their Ist High last June, one of the} sad gained
Dodgers 2-0," seid|ing performance in the fitth World|dougald picked it up, -rifling a/€47.0% 7% = sg ,|Valley win. Central will be after|school’s finest fullbacks in recent) for sm
‘No’ matter who they|series game is that there were no|throw to first that caught Robin-\New York (aL) ies ani see ¢ slits Ist. Last year Indians defeated|vears was lost. cong ~s
we ought to win.” |-hubarbs, no arguments, \no dis-ison by inches. ° Cones Degrees Sy, Borate ) ent Chiefs 36-7 at Flint. In fact, Leszcznski was regarded rn gg = oe.
ne th Paley oe delaegt at a te abe: ‘ Sane Seal grt ig Si, oewe st keh Pints, Peseta, trait football coeeh Wally Prombart|282czvnale as0
mind, waiting untilleeme’ ‘By “cane 96 en eet ine oe Bikes’ Fibs, Weaneetsy, Oc th (GOlf Oldtimer Dies to receive a football scholarship at Of sPeedster, was
: hae “smeeined er Ba Dodgers bry ae . ne ew by Mickey Mantle itl aleeteeeaass cond. WHITE: PLAINS, N.X. (8 — Tiamajedte teks tk a
shadows and pootlin the best 4 out of T series. bad been a few yards to the lett|Gune'an"icetr"atter'axigee [James A. Jimmy Donaldson, 80\¢aping hole for Father Johnnie gyeed ig the only thie. that for hitters in massive And yet there were at least sev-|0C Tight. 7 Five Games: jinternationally known pro golfer! Rakoczy to fill in the St. Mary) : ) fae t
Stadium. The Yankees,| “Co casions when the perfection| 3 In the third, Duke Snider rt of the early 1900's died last night| backfield as~the yy te a Repo ge ‘ Nakreatind wit
eecccrecste-lieas ae could have been marred, and in-/smacked a long drive into the 2 oe St. Agnes Hospital here, He|preparations “for their Suburban|he @ vital part of SE Mary's fRot- /
Chaat Ey stead of an incredible no-hit, no-|Tight\ field stands that..was foul) SoS seuss share—conanee ‘was 76. __< {Catholic League title defense. —_ all plans for the remainder of this’ was tough,” said Dodger|run, no-man-reach-first game it/by only a few feet. It appears that Father Rakocry | Season as well as next. */ Wee Reese, “particu-lwould have been merely a won-| 4, In\ the fifth, Gil Hodges nao sucnestied oldirebty ta am | y >
at haze. But don’t get|derful, close game. lashed a drive to left center on ing the vacated position, judging ‘|? o, Ty
\was Larsen, not that) These were: which Mantle made a running, from the performance of Terry Coach of Week lif ve the same thing in| 1. In the second, Jackie Robin-jback - handed catch, the most Raymond last Sunday against St. ? vue
j pee eeeere tod oll with 2 bend ——, Yankee play of the Given Penn’s § b :
it today. But Wig time it's 4 +o Agta — arene ee WE th: ts o> tele te Raymond, a powerfully-built jun- é, Y fate
Michigan small college . yy Amoros hit into. the right field n the ragged in| /. ee TP
éonciens en appointed ; \ stands, and this time it was foul Sunday’s game and demonstrated) N YORK (INS) — Stev
‘the National sation teals Spotlight by less than a foot, that he is on his way to stardom |Sebo, Penn's patient, hard-working
Free eee tear, Mcllhenny Ste potlig 6. To start the seventh, Gil Me. a top-flight fullback as soon as|eoach, earned recognition as col-
vail Advisory Ssecame aexte Noe a ole’ aaa some of Leszczynski’ nares coach stig hesarg
mo... #9, |fOpalong: Overshadowed Sse teee tin oe eas Jats mach pe il arnd a Wy a : 7, Then in eighth, . Hodges 2 , years,
ris Institute and Frank Waters of soft liner to Carey who Father Rakoczy. “But he lacks the| International News Service's Hillsdale . ‘Ketchman will|| By TWE ASSOCIATED PRESS |the week before against Green/"0it fhe ball inches off. the]: speed that Gefry lias| panel of experts selected Penn's serve as district chairman for the; Although rookie Howard ‘“Hop- The Philadelphia Eagles algo | @round. : ‘ and it prevents him from’ going all/}4-to-7 victory over Dartmouth as
state of Michigan in all NAIA |sjong’ has been showihg|..+. two promising rookie backs| A8Y of these might have been the way on many occ levidence 6f the most outstanding activities, replacing John Visser of /yp well for the Detroit eng 7 Den Schaefer of Notre Dame, |fits. pos! pyloric se But Raymond, Who stagids 5-11 and coaching’ job of the weekend.
an NAIA is composed of ag All-America and Heisman ‘Trophy! a of og ge et oc first noniter in i 7 7 see /
a we, loverdiadowed. by anaher Mrse|* 32 victory over Washington. ES." the mujra in 94 yea: | {Called Best in East,
33-30.
The New York Giants’ Mel Trip-
lett really lives up to his name.
He scores in triples. The 215-
pound NFL sophomore scored
three times Sunday in the Giants’
35-27 loss to the Cardinals, The
(Opens Wednesday _
Fencing Program
night. at 7 o’clock in the Pontiac
High School girls gymnasium,
CHICAGO — A baseball catcher factor in the block the plate only when he| lions’ two victories in the young
the ball or is in the act of Ae oS a ore
Slee tule Ga wae Saturday's 31-14 victory over
Baltimore, and also scored a TD
Series Batti ia : s Batting {Cooper Fires 140, Series Batting . . G <~AB Pet,
= ’s 3 Wins Cincy Tourney ose ‘4 =& 22 Compiling a pair of sub-par a7 Li Zujrounds of 69-71—140 at Cincinnati's
i 5 api Munictpal golf course over the
#% § iMiweekend, won the Cincy Sporte-
2 13 ‘9 men’s club open golf tournament
f | Byler Potten Deter Comer 1 ° ¢ Cooper, one of the. city's good an wt bet ltinksmen, reported that he was
i? % deitwo strokes under the runnerup,
4 7 2 274 James Wood of Ciricinnati. Three = 4 2 other Pontiac golfers competed
$ % gaithe Shole, twoday medal event,
% 4 oe} Bill Pembroke, former PHS
‘3 § player, Jess Burrell) and James
b | $ ‘as Taylor were well back af the lead- Besenacdeneerees a 4 © me ers, Cooper gays. e
‘ _
ee ‘| the end of March, 1957, in-
Here’s How Larsen teacing equipenent and gear fe . y : 3
Mowed Down Dodgers Soot veg rina |
NEW YORK (#—~Here’s the way , ;
Don aren moved. "down tt jrum"anl dren, tess Dodgers in yesterday's perfect)... not necessary. All those who
er | are desirous of entering the pro-
On Infield Grounders ......2..7|g%am. should report to the PHS
On Outfield Flies savsedeesee 9) 8itl8 gym tomorrow night of any
On Infield Flies ..... saveeseee ed] Succeeding Wednesday at 7 p. m.
On infield line drives. ........ tion is avail-
\ : . : 5 é ee = ar h a
HAPPY YANKS — Catcher Yogi Berra of the Yankees wraps
himself around Don Larsen just after the Yankee pitcher struck out # Army cite
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gté¢ i iii the last Brooklyn batter to wit & 2-0 perfect game. It was first per-.
' | fect game in Series history. Racing up in background is Joe Collins.
Pea, I
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| Detroit's Miss US. Wins Governor's Cup 7 _ MADISON, Ind. (# —. Detroiter
George Simo's Miss U. S. I won
both final heats ‘to capture the
Governor's
speedboats in the Madison Regatta
yesterday. Miss Wayne won the
ist heat. :
Miss U. 8S. I averaged 89.064
miles an hour in capturing the 2nd
-theat and 89,790 in the 3rd. What
Hoppen Too chased Miss U. S. I
home in the second heat and was
4th in the 3rd. Miss Wayne was
4th in the and 2nd in the 3rd,
Dora My Sweetie was 3rd in both
heats yesterday,
All the competitors were Detroit-
owned and driven craft. Cup for unlimited G
spring sports), headed by athletic
director, Tom Dodson, will attend
~ Other staff members, will include
besides Dodsoh, grid toaches Ed
jraybiel, Dean Wilson, Arnold
Wilson, Ed Heikkinen, Tony Pizza,
and Fred Zittel; swimming coach
Robert (Des) Boyce, basketball
coach Art Van Ryzin, cross-country
coach Mike Andonian, wrestling
coach Bill Willson, plus faculty
Herbert Stanford and
equipment manager Harry Wenzel.
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New York welterweight headliner; NEW YORK (@—Some of the
“smart money” bettors around the
country must be checking on their
sources of “information” today
following Joe Miceli's victory over
‘Danny Giovanelli.
* * *
From even money at noon the
odds shot up to 41 favoring Gi-
ovanelli at fight time. And there
were reports from out of town that
bookmakers had taken the fight
“off the boards.’ That means they
had stopped taking bets because
of one-sided betting and rumors.
If there was a betting coup in
the making, Jolting Joe broke it
up with his decisive unanimous de-
cision in the telecast 10-rounder
at St. Nicholas Arena last night. 2 8.
Miceli, an. experienced, onetime 32 first-place votes.
* * *
In the point totals on the usual
basis of 10 for each first-place
vote, 9 for second, etc. Oklahoma
piled up a 12-point margin,}!2
1,185 to 1,065. : %
Whole Families Given: Invitation to Attend,
Wednesday Affair <
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Lo OS ee Cy ee es 30-Lb. Bog City Holds 2nd Spot Bs ee .
cor oa ae NT th og ] } : : A — Tt itwin(iy (aces ame 2 Titrmms WOFTNErN FST IN (Pee ant tam captais (OE NGMSAS CITY | Pez sm ef “Alo in Sock ice, show a lot of new faces for : ae 3 : | Cekany. Matha, With lreleed equipment, a demonstration and oa ‘the 3956-57 campaign. They list : Here's the rundown on the top| im Sad ‘tackle Dam Currie. | ancas CITY u—Mary Lena\@xhibit of foreign and U.S. Mili- Zanolite :
bs oe ten in Class-A: Heated ie the prectien’ field |FAUlK of Thomasville, Ga., won|! guns and ammunition will be - -
a Flint PR te thete inj her first major golf tournament |Provided by the 0ird Army Rel Baleany Wool ; nt wortberm (4-0) 00. -yess 108) demplte injuries. in two years Sunday when she|*¢tve Tank Battalion. Doors will vt ;
‘ ecinawArNnur ML Yast) "sccccecesee¥t The substitution of Hinesly for|fired a seven-under-par 69 at Hill-;oPem @t 7:15 and the program) ov
srand Rapids Gajbelie (j-ii'......7..86N@iser reversed the réles the pair|crest and took $80 top money in/statts at 8. ~. Glass Wool 4 Dearborn (4-9). -s0reeeer-Q8|played last year, Hinesly, early/the womey's Heart of America) Charley Franks and his obedience : =
Pattie Creek Central (4-0) 7,.....:...42/8ea80 starter im 1955, was laid| Open, trained dogs, other dogs owned by a. eae) : oe eS seseseeesesenss BOW a = injury Kaiser aa = my “* Pee Eicher of the Southern gues Detgpit 8)... Sites rates amma’ te: ieadine athens on .
of the state if it Jooks ahead pass receiver and gain national|strokes under Betsy Rawis adm te was & tke teehee DONALDSON e an expected showdown struggle repute with his Rose Bowl field’ Spartanburg, S.C., who held a %|demonstrations. Herb Albaugh, || _ ; ana.
ja week from Friday at Fiint where Swampland Saga goal. stroke lead goin fo the 15th. Mis|Detruit rife expert and At Tome | MBER CO Northern and Central will do bate ye | Hinesly, a two-year letterman, |Rawis had a 72 on the finalland Bob Rerr, expert bowmen will] M=WeVeMaet WWa | ilm Se i oO ns Oct ‘still played 216 minutes and caught! round. : be on hand. A fine film will close a ries Upe 0S Th oe pene a as pe Se lt omer, 27 Orehard Lake a | 3 He looked good working the | A0"iid at 200 and Patty Berg | FE 2-838) pea 4 Completed plans were announced|Gromer, Elgin, ., “Atlantic| second belt against Michigan |) 4 iarews fil. fourth at 223.| NIGHT SPORTS PHONES | weekly pel] of | tay by the Oakland County|Coast,” on Feb. 8, and Murl Deu-| #8¢ pounced on the fumble om |) iii had a 75 on the final FE 2-0163 FE 20104 .
ond ' “ sing, Milwaukee, “Adventure in| © Michigan %1 that set up| ig p 74 miele
Sportsmen's Club for its impend-| erica’ on March 16 "| State's deciding touchdown in the . — “ - ° —
. ing five course Wildlife-Adventure, ; . final period. otettone Bauer. pate erg FINER CLOTHING FOR DISCRIMINATING CUSTOMERS : grabbed ‘the| Srsonal appearance, motion pic.| All shows wilt be held in the : inger, N.Y., who ld by a weeks ago with 4/106 series 5 clubhouse, Oakland County Sports-| After reviewing game movies,'a stroke after soared to I ed <a Hi
%te| tart unaton, Beches: x. x. [ese Seton teeta adie iprnie, ol fel ieuee sooo ihen Miya ms Her ffs el Th eae | MN ith vote oe lo'clock, ‘ . lis . He on : . AH
first place| Wil Present his nationally ¢- sion tickets are available to the\61 left tackle, converted trom was the best in the British Woolen Suits cucu: Central was age ne pf ‘Sage of | public. defensive end last year. tournament, . TAILORS
= the basis cde pane se pugs eg . Laxutious Wersieds and Silky Sharkshing e°-4
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br in 4th place},, ieee Nov. 6; AG-| By THE PRESS (Big Seven Conference rivals, the;points to hold third place and Tex« : LF
xf h America,| Oklahoma still is nation’s Sooners retained their No, 1 rat-|as Christian edged out Ohio State | aes. :
Catholic com. [Jungle Journey” on Jan. 9; Julian|No. 1 college “football” butling in the Associated Press poll CUSTOM TAILORED ~ RANDOL 7H 5
wane | Aner Tolling up. a 660, score ot Sports writers and broadcasters. basset tet ARWOOD “IPHS Athletic against _— ‘State, age Ba oe ene tore sen to REE oo od
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" Staff Attends 32nd consecutive victory and mak:| Oklahoma was first on 76 of 130 Wiese WE sgene | SW, Mines Ot Belegrae
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Looking Back at Series
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Forty years ago today — Babe
Ruth gave up only six hits in 14
innings to pitch the Boston Red
Sox to a 2-1 victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers and enabled the
Sox to take a 20 ledd in the
Series.
Twenty-seven years ago today
—Al Simmons and Jitnmy Foxx
homered and Jimmy Dykes had
three singles as the Philadelphia
A’s beat‘the Chicago Cubs 9-3 to
contender making his first appear-
ance in-his native New York this’
year, belted handsome Danny re-
peatedly with left hooks and left
bs. |
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Released by Cardinals | |
ST. LOUIS (INS) — The base-
ball playing days apparently are
over for Walker Cooper, part of,
one of the most famous brother,
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to hold the St. Louis Browns ‘to.
three safeties as the St. Louis)
Cards ‘won 3-1 and took the Series,
four games to two.
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Five years ago today — Gil Me-
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to lead the New York Yankees to
a 13-1 victory over the New York
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Ed Graybiel’s Pontiac High foot-
‘ball Chiefs face a Saginaw Valley
champion. And the situation pro-
vided is one that has just about
'the same characteristics as last
Friday's engagement at Wisner
Stadium.
Chiefs Face 2nd Big Hurdle
. » has some fine boys on a slow-starting club that gathersjhis club. Quarterback Bill Ringer
{strength and power‘as the season/is one es By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | crowded next weekend than it now verstiies had no one among the
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along” Cassady has been showing Although rookie Howard “Hop-/Bay 'Hopalong: Overshadowed
tthe week before against Green
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have two promising rookie backs
in Don Schaefer of Notre Dame,
and Ken Keller of North Carolina.
The pair sparked the Eagles to
a 13-9 victory over Washington.
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Municipal golf course over the Wins Cincy Tourney |= bert’s 49ers stunned Los Angeles
33-30.
The New York Giants’ Mel Trip-
lett really lives up to his name.
He scores in iriples. The 215-
NFL sophomore _ scored
three times Sunday in the Giants’
35-27 loss to. the Cardinals, The Saved on 7 Occasions -his glove on it
romed off his-hand and
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iwhich Mantle made a_ running,
back - handed catch, the most
sparkling Yankee play of the
ame.
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Amofos hit into the right field
. 6. To start the seventh, Gil Mc-
Dougald made a great back-hand-
Gilliam’s grounder
out. :
Fencing Program
Opens Wednesday
week before he also tallied three.
weekend, won the Cincy Sports-
men’s club open golf tournament Here’s How Larsen
for Pontiac’s Butler Cooper.
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\ ge 4 AP Wirephoto _-AMAPPY YANKS — Catcher Yog! Berra of the Yankees wraps
himself around Don Larsen just after the Yankee pitcher struck out
the last Brooklyn batter to win a 2-0 perfect game. It was first per-
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a fect ‘ghme in Series history. Racing up in background is Joe Collins. dal,” sald Hollway.
{Coach of Week’ Title
Raymond, a povetly-buit jm OWEN Penn S Seo ° Shamrocks ragged ior, ran the in}. ; NEW YORK (INS) — Steve
Sebo, Penn's patient, hard-working
ly three years. ;
nternational News Service's
panel ‘of experts selected Penn's
14-to-7 victory over Dartmouth as
evidence ofthe most outstanding
coaching job of the weekend.
jcoming in the last encounter
against Navy, when the Middies
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Detroit's Miss U.S. \Wins Governor's Cup
MADISON, Ind. (® — Detroiter
George Simo’s Miss U. S. I won
both final heats ‘to capture the
Cup for unlimited
|Speedboats in the Madison Regatta
yesterday. Miss Wayne won the
ist heat. .
Miss U. S. I averaged 89.064
miles an hour in capturing the 2nd
heat and 89.790 in the 3rd. What
Hoppen Too chased Miss U, S. I
home in the second heat and. was
4th in the 3rd. Miss Wayne-was
4th in the 2nd and 2nd in the 3rd.
Dora My Sweetie was 3rd in both
heats yesterday,
All the competitors were Detroit-
owned and driven craft. e. , Unscored-on Thunder-
birds scooting into sixth place after
= |& 25-0 Redford for thei rfourth shut-
- |the annual fall meeting and dinner
of Po see line
got the champion Red| rivals he will face at the Jackson 's Volo wot
_ Wings off to poor start a year| impressive race in Canada recently. — ee ee
“failed to record another victory a * : * j
on Detroit ice. Bb e VW A
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pe show a lot of new faces 3 :
1956-57 campaign. They ‘i ,
10 new players and Dick Irvin Seip ised hos rags ot Ret meatal § has‘resigned as coach because of of 7th place by|T&AM, RECORD . ill health. Tommy Ivan, who has ae Plint Northern {4-00 ssa vees<eseees - 109
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Completed plans were announced
today by the Oakland County
Sportsmen's Club for its impend-
ing five course Wildlife-Adventure,
bert Lavastida, South Am a
- |Jungle Journey” on Jan, 9; Julian}! Film Series Opens Oct. 12
Gromer, Elgin, Ml, “Atlantic
Coast,”’ on Feb. 8, and Murl Deu-
sing, Milwaukee, “Adventure. in
Africa” on March 16,
All shows will be held in the
clubhouse, Oakland County Sports-
men's Club, Waterford, at 8
‘o'clock. Season and single admis-
sion tickets are available to the
public. tH Fz > EEE
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Miss Faulk Wins
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her first major golf tournament
in two-years Sunday when she
fired a seven-under-par 69 at Hill.
crest and took $880 top money in
a ms Heart of America
* ¢ *
Her 214 for 54 holes was three
strokes under Betsy Rawis of
Spartanburg, S.C., who held a 2
stroke lead going to the 15th. Miss
Rawis had a 72 on the final
round.
Louise Suggs of Sea Island., Ga.
was third at 220 and Patty Berg
ef St. Andrews, Hl., fourth at 223.
Louise had a 75 on thé final
round, Patty a 74.
Marlene Baver Hagge of, Gross- * « «6
ished fifth with 225. Her 67 on the| first round was the best in the
tournament. ne exhibit of foreign and U.S. Mili-
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,|tary guns and ammunition will be!
provided by the 703rd Army Re-
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open at 7:15 and the program/
starts at 8. : :
Charley Franks and his obedience |
trained dogs, other dogs owned by |
John Eicher of the: Southern)
Michigan Obedierice Training Club/
will be seen in some remarkable |
demonstrations. Herb Albaugh, |
Detroit_rifle expert-and_Al_Tang
and Bob Rerr, expert bowmen will.
be on hand. A fine film will close
the affair. ee
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PHS Athletic
Staff Attends
Valley Confab
All members of the Pontiac High
School athletic staff (except for
director, Tom Dodson, will attend
of the Saginaw Valley Conference.
Conference takes place at Bridge
port, near Saginaw, this afternoon
and tonight, :
PHS principal, Francis Staley,
and Walter Smith, debate coach,
will attend. Only Staley and
Smith will attend the afternoon
session. :
Other staff members will include
besides Dodson,, grid coaches Ed
Graybiel, Dean Wilson, Arnold
Wilson, Ed Heikkinen, Tony Pizza,
and Fred Zittel; swimming coach
Robert (Des) Boyce, basketball
coach Art Van Ryzin, cross-country
coach Mike Andonian, wrestling
coach Bill Willson, plus faculty
‘manager Herbert Stanford and
equipment manager Harry Wenzel.
Welters, “Middles’
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The working middleweights in-
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left hook- against Kansas State,
major college record with their
32nd consecutive victory and mak-
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|Sooners retained their No, 1 rat-
ing in the Associated Press poll
of sports writers and broadcasters.
push for the top spot.
Oklahoma was first on 76 of 130
ballots. Michigan State, a 9-0 win-
Unanimous Win
for Joe Miceli
NEW YORK (#—Some of the
“smart money" bettors around the
country must be checking on their
sources of “information” today
following Joe Miceli’s victory over
Danny. Giovanelli.-
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‘From even money at noon. the
odds shot up to 41 favoring Gi-
ovanelli at fight time. And there
were reports from out of town that
bookmakers had taken the fight
“off the boards.” That means they
had stopped taking bets because
of one-sided betting and rumors.
the making, Jolting Joe broke it
up with. his decisive unanimous de-
cision in the telecast 10-rounder
at St. Nicholas Arena last night.
+ * +
Miceli, an. experienced, onetime
contender making his first appear-
ance in his native New York this’
year, belted handsome Danny re-
peatedly with left hooks and left
jabs.
Cooper and Konstanty
Released by Cardinals
ball playing days—apparently are
over-for- Walker Cooper, part of I
iS grag eS ae of the. most famous brother J
batteries with the St. Louis Car-!
dinals in the "40s. | Cooper, 41, was given his uncon- |
ditional release by the Cardinals
yesterday along with veteran relief, itonight. The 10-rounder will be
telecast at a new time, 9:30 p.m.,
\EST, over the DuMont ‘network. pitcher Jim Konstanty. The ex-
catcher was retained as a coach
for 1957, however. ;
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n Se SN ert Gerccmene git eo ee cic By Ren 7 (tke. Hl anes aon. ai Sef. wcar peguied arene oe oS ant aw BY Rat: Sl tiing imatortal and leather goods mde Tig.t05 th 1838-14 90: Mg a pana “no Geie Baim 22. $82. ge gags butting mat REALLY ORY pagpage TG, a is taal Gages HY Bauew ns a8 greys walrus ts ¢ ealves 300; be 88, Mo Srtre Cpl Gas. ++. 4 Pi Plate G..; 86. wrinkled : | se eet ea acer ead Mant ti, esis ee Beas 8, iere'o among the least glamorots ‘oa ican Motors — ipa eae Sige S03 sett Fa eee et itt rok [among the least a ort nnd thick, |AMETICAN . 5 ae pt FS Ser eee Hee ee aa Pipe ance thet bes ce oa Field Head ~ Con’ “see : 4 oeeee ¥ by
. vt ity sendy cows) Wier rade og. erage Blanes ont Mot sn: 163 Revn Met... er sank. Briel neestaches bang own Names Fie ; y strong: bulls| “prowns Wat-zass. B large 31%. SOM ss 186 y+ Oe below its sad, watery 7 vealers mostly to 33%, Sinal nein — ae. SF . % “* 95.3 Ueubriously
resident V. E. Boyd, feeder about steady; GO POTATOES rn °38_ Royal Dut...” e7eyes. -
= irmingham este : raeenpearepeece toes_ar- puree WF +: Ry Saleway St anal expression calls up |,” No '31.00; 8 few CHICAS, Cat. 6 Ae re fs. |Det Edison... +" te fae al This tea the Look- |
it ca Sites ts en tyr ek woe inte. Brun Ae’: Ha Start aE 4)! "Glass of the warn. tat {ated oxo o Motors Corp. f good and choice | shipme e; market steady; Idi nm “sors 2 ves 313) ing com. Roy 4 ized good and clicice Shipments, Ue 3.68-3.78; | Washington | Pont......-197.2 gears Roeb 22| he ate his oyster was revealed by dis- steers fig Oregon rege Mees, Russets 1.55 ; t Air he ives 1 Shell Oll..., 50.3 wept as credit for ir dent of automotive -960 Ib. neaee ey gop Be Red River (Bast Kod ....5 8 Simmons ..... 58.5) panions. He gained realizea |Vice presi : 6.00; “eo; [> hk asso :
and marketing ag Se ne a RR Ne Valley Pontiacs 2.15-2.40 te oo Ss Seoeny, sc compassion until Alice tribution Sra narra, ford sate, she t0e i Emer Red ai Sperry Rd": 3031 that he wae srecilly eating more i Ra ees pales, Oat ubility and cutters ert ay : Paird Mor :... 48 BpsTE S 7, 473) behind a
responsible iy and commercial ul, 1490-1400 od Pou ry Sake gs cape Sia OM ind’. Sta Living in herds on floating ice) .o4 sudson sales, tomobile and thoice. vealers. 19 joute good year SRE SENEERY Ford Suit fe Std Oil Oh.” Bhd and Arctic shores, the reab-life Boyd has been in haps dealer ee 8.00-18.00; ne of; AP)—Live Breept *** 991 Std "391
, oysters, 2 years
a :
= bE a he wing wits i 20. active; on ae er hens; a Oe Gardner Dew. 3 Bid Pack... el mammal arr bee ocean- orp ove and factory executive é :.
ae es. . <= sh p 2, D cuade 80 tia - lance eee Se ie. aying 3en Bak o |) 16 Sun Of . ars 3 shrimps, st It uses its long at 969 Ss, Glenhurst St. | Soy ae
: Pee « : | | = slaughter Jam s unevenly jaimbe 188:|d8y 1.782 coope, 218,000) f-0. dig oe el Swit ace “ # \|bottom marine 00) its stitt whisk.|He lives « fa .
| ! ee : me wooled tani .50- unchanged; rs 13-14; = 46. 1 ae ‘
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ae ; builk good 1aeck 2200 600 good and ght bene 1895-1616; oid Joie Bova; emer lGen Pia -.... 2 no a the nial and We : ben 2 } ie | Viv choice 3 te, Montana lamb Sood 10.00- |<apons So-toy yom cureeye 99; om Crate +-s 18 Perea (es tie its strong teeth to crush ¢44]] Business i -
. ° ee ee ‘a bak Pete’ aise yea 5 eee ea ei SE Ba Re. Biter nd i oye |Up; Says- Bankers Assn. a a dade neaaAr i AAR Be mostly ¢ It 16,00-18.00: 3 decks
P) — Price paid /Ciliett Br. . 3:1 <a ws ah as Le bs belong
)—The Amert- i
of BeegS, atts cae Sasi ce Ae aah ee cae tt the Fimigedi, or Beet, orr | NEW YORIC (INS)—The Amer | : : 7S mm 5 + :. ;
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from the have increased |
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Heavy type hens So fre pounds ict Bo Ry «... $ it Air Lin .. 3° limheir name comes term that banks small |} ‘
“ ~ |heavy type roasters four or fryers 2% Gr ae it shies age ba whalehorse, an apt amounts of loans to
f
2 eu ® f i, “White: toate Orne ‘ciomee aan a oe. en ++ ¢3iword for creature. |ber and \ tight a ;
. unt mes oie Dee idifolland Fe... 12.1 YOM erule.. for this land and sea business despite prevailing A
, plies: oris iy Ibs. S28. Heavy ducks 21-28. Old Holland pees BS OS Lines... 4 is generally peace- conditions,
which ‘the broader protection @p / a ee
6% Ibs. . Heavy eed iemtad -—~-p” waa Y | es 4| The walrus is gener en-|credit Policy Commis-|
red to which the br Sue : "4 A.
roosters 10-12, Heavy op ge Fe Pe when molested or The ABA Credit cy banks | Items cover
nember of 30, toms ras iy steady =D ltndust Ray ... 37.2 est_Un Tel. je jable except ng contests. Al- said a survey of 78 we A
d any resident, mem ee Comments: Market riage peeasifel. Ing Rand ..... 4 Wate BE : ®liga¢ed in mating powerful sion business loans) fi) .
husband and wife an 7 caponettes with — steady, Offer-|r° Bt css 37 Westg & seve 522 harpooning these showed their small
MP.
f non-owned cars by : : d Demand fair. Hens ye qual- wen Bigg Ei eee ‘6 White et ne , though icefloes or in the water
by $228 million, or fs ~j, Use 0
. ay tation sean Devers Gable hee ag ot PP le all 5 1{3/ animals on be highly |increased ended Aug. 31,| F) the household...
ed for use with pri- ) caehee th a tier’ comend, ‘Tareets Maryse. 38 | Woolworth 4\trom small boats can has|per cent in the year was up| ff ; use of all trailers designed - + Warrant Issued for Man |stats ticists det Bi foe tee [ete ay 26, given the’ Eskimo hunter the ad: 188, The miner of loan, [| % Pull iabtty protection forthe cia y. te
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r cars,
‘a : Charged With Driving Chrysler President ie Te ate : xipliiin vaeee. bt 4 ees for cars newly acquired during thé policy oie P
ih STOCK fled by the
| Automatic coverage
damage is on a While Drunk ~ Leaves for Europe Associated Preis oe
| : aay for unintentional bodily ose oceeneveda : 7
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: 4, ‘da
-the “caused
7
| A Walled Lake man is being) perRorr ~—e" wale og poet change ot ast fea 173
| | rence” basis rather than which you own, borrow ot rént.* : k dri -¢@ dent } Fa ' 0 Noon, +t 3 , 388.9 133.3 ‘ 14.7
1
t trailers whic ’ 7 S sought on a drun Township Po-|Presid , for a 20- Previous oP. Ss 129.5 st 183.9
aE 5. Damage to utility
4 r car.* lige today. He is suspected of flee-|troit by airplane Monin sn 268 mo ists
i} d lightning damage on personal effects in your ca transportation ee tatay. Ee accident in which’ day visit to Europe. lope high o.2. 3783 et Bs iis
| 6 Fire an 3 sed benefits for substitute trai ea Eeeeay i tour Chrysler's Eu.|isee foe sciccgae ima BS 1468)
; theft. of your car, increased | . four people weee tae.
Colbert will tour Chrysler Bowes 1988 BAER. «9 «5 SE 14.9 67.2 1
: 7. Folluwing f returning recovered cat to you,” . sais *
lants, atte ee
: 0 cee steal — A driver of one of ping Faxed oe tg genes ft "tote shows, ’ eTRORE stocks
and expense
*applies only to Phy a collision :
orks in . J, Nephier Ce. thes
tf ; ‘ oe,
be in- rad, the an far the pileup.” {2% Tay, ding Bs AY mare an eel "aah Tae worn
i} ligible private passenger car insured will friend's car wir: Se was issued Mow of the company’s yet oon bane Cer. Be, Bai
| Outstanding policies = the broadened coverage. nee Police opt his name ‘se- cars have been fabricated at Rost Gent Com crim.* i
p terpreted as affording , . ' ;
Gt. Lakes *
2
ff Mentey | Cala ee rt accompenied th e|Howell Elec, rhe 183 4
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/ | A L NOTICE . a Mire, Lashes S00, 0% 98 Wee Chrysler president. Rudy Mig Oot cess 5 3 33
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oe st Ponting General with, molti ‘ "ho" sate: bid and. asked.
ee ; ates for your second and third ear. ( Uicy that provides death Satine + ee
Save a regular Motorists Personal Protection may be added ‘nonigenta, : Js ee ! pear tos
)
ea ‘s y automobile in eee eoanepe siete ae —
here in and lsat parientacauned by gd ee om on. John Hill, 25, who) wy yop since the end acittaad fos Shoplifting
- amount here “oh ne Sf : ns driving, and two ss, “minor Word War I the ralloads ot the) Fined, t women paid $25]
sured " 1, end, James, 5 quiring hospital United States r wondatiee thet saa tad oases of 0 ae your sec : cits'and bruises requiring diesel electric than 25,000/ fines guilty to shoplifting |
kly~ Wis . treatment. ‘ ppt dpa is ganda A abe ag
account wee . : pines t a cost of more charges Monday. . Rochette| : oh ee ‘ ther car)4
, 3, and aed : ~
Howard Hattenlocher Hill told ee cane re front_of lion dollars.” = Brave got arraigned before : & Loan Co. 318 Riker Bldg. . ee nmeatane bate area ee ae —— : wa to potichenan’ Richart fperiorgned 98 per cvet o 3) ton es | Po- le FE 40561 : z es According to policeman Richard perices cot el all posoenger eorv| Ths) volt ih on chaceee ot] Ww, are cei : CEN ees Helgemo, the wis friend's car|88 per es wger-train miles! lice ae a thing at the Northland} | ep or _— Ro *
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vas ransacked but James
found missing when the Tl; a was discovered Monday|son of New York City; one
Mrs. Jesse
off of an alarm ap-|two brothers,
scared off thieves ‘in a'and
attempt at Fox Cleaners,
. Huron St. Entry was gained lo
1a window. but nothing was | Plc causing authorities to be-; NORTH
the burglars fled upon
lr
Worth $50 Men.
outh: in for Contennited
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___Help Wanted Male 6| Help Vi
fident that we have just such for you,
vent between 7: 5
. 1064 W, Huron &t,
ecstacy sconer ay Numatics Inc.,
| Pull time. 45 Auburn.
«MAN Fon Sane Diane * Bala: F . plus ‘oom &
. tbe ever. Call MA
3-1306
MAHAN REA PE 20263 1078 W, Huron
} ‘ATIVE
! Circulatio
Pontiac Press
|A-1 automatic screw ma-
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance ao pod or Motor noon shift. Able to set-| MAR
up on Brown & Sharpe} re 2-5
and Acme Gridley ma-| a5
Write Pontiac
aay
i
a Peake
Saleswoman
180 week for full time
es mie Cork.
Plenty of leads in protected terri- jose to home, No canvass
n- Complete tra ne
free to devote e, have and experience cel sales or meeting the public,
Alert Wives Is your huebarid looking for an
to care S050 per week
WOOL PRESSER
OFFERINGS m full or part be
year old iris a Ponti:
Help Wanted BOOKKEEPER See ad in “Female He sales Career
“| ‘opportunity . more? Send him liom =W. 5g A
: ny between Ta:30 and 12:00
A — DY WITH EXPERI- ence store ony Fe mg ap
a, cameras, el and
ete, sala for per-
son. an. Re ie Hwy. Morn-
ings only
ty | iO ~6~LIVES IN BABYSITTER WH a Press Box 103.
Ny Ra Tee ath The Pontiac Press
FOR WANT ADS
DIAL. FE 2-8181
Sg HE or can live _?
im. to 4 p.m. Mon Thru, Pri. oR 3-50". Between 6:90 and 9:00
.m.
BABYSITTER TER. LIVE ee erre: 9 washing “4
Good home and salary. "ve bah
fi — B pe
wiedge
. can eM 3-4197, before i a.m. oF Pm. | ———
Ee BOOKKEEPER.
‘C, SCHUETT SALESMEN (2) Excelient for men
‘GRAEBN 8s Mini I bookkeep- | ~
S yrs, ¢
ing exp. plus and office
work, some. ve exp, de-
sirable, salary to fit qualifications, dob now!
west DETROIT OLASS OF
PONTIAC
- | 82 Myra (off Voorhels) PE 2-6397
mts | CANVASSER WANTED. MUST
DRAFTSMAN Gordon-Begin
have car, Guaranteed salary, FE 0671, seins ini ahi —
cs | DISHWASHER FOR EVENING : special machines = assem-
hinery, Youn
ig fag
i or aute mac A & 8450 fessive co. has openings for . — oa anr..
conscientious york. $171 Dixie Hwy. Drayton
Fy
Publishing Company, 044
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Sheet Metal
Sean sheet metal & lay-
Experienced general sheet metal
ty of overtime, fringe bene
ponsible | all aircraft work McGregor Mfg. Co, MI-4-3540. 4j re 3
* SALESMEN
S134 WEEKLY DRAW permanent
for 2 men in our national |. LE §
pl! ¢ inis é
i tf
H
te S|
!
| a short training period, po
sition included profit sharing, pro-
life insurance. Only
men who can follow
ed & Tf you : . Interment in wil
CASH WANT AD RATES ances, clothiny or similar I a Ww
‘TOOL ENGINE
Beriedee on —_ ph toler :
(fod yecations ey
M. C, Manufacturin 118 Indianwood Rd. i
: 30-50 YRS. an Full & part time
8. Woodward, Birm in pe "
33% INSURANCE MAN
WITH KNOW-HOW
WHO KNOWS WHEN!
The Rasy time to ag the big
factor in the life of any success- fi) person, Consider the tim
~
Ons SSSsVsss @eiIaeaw
q
CAB DRIVERS, STEADY DAY OR “fhieht. 101 W. Huron fees-| Help Wanted Male 6 : CARPENTER AND rates. Po Western Electric Co., Ine.
easures up. lose no time, DisHWASHER® & COOKS, MUST be efficient and dependad Ge Round, 107 N.
bag @ limited number
for dining room wait
. night shift, Apply in
applications in F lint,
BOTT aig a oo for the first time to :
sorhees-Stole Funeral Home. W.. 685 Hanna,
am: father of ——s
Manier Dalley’ Poneral
Oatiand, Birmingham.
im White Chapel Ceme- mutual company with
TRAVEL Ab
ayer vacetions, sickness and ott ry men, Write Mr.
Toy Box 18, Pontiac
-
lake
. i re ‘ime be ag dood
i in Pontiac ih Raw.
Ad a
og gg re 3% _ Flint Tavern Hotel
WOOL PRESSER ane t= Gacness. 1263 South
Woodward 4-4620
Wid. Top Notch Salesman to $300 wee week. Cal pe
YOUNG MARRIED MAN NEEDS full time work of eny kind ‘no
es work). Mas car. EM 3-4407.
inj: i. | :
Be a one, onted Fomnale 7 BABYSITTER. § DAYS A WEEK. |.
Toresehool children. Own trans-
rite . ;
Write ie oa 4 =. ee ON, 2
& strong sales force . . ,
‘ ¥ concentrate
foward big yotime
success . | e ex
Hfe and accident and health that ean recognize the t di
tential in this unusual ovportunity EXP. OPERATORS -- Auto. Sefew Machine
Hand Seréw Machines
* person only. No phone
— Employment office closed
< es E:
§ 3 058 PE 8-071
~ GENERAL
- HOUSEWORK, PLAIN COOKING FE 45015
iat ply Speigels J & B, 115 N. Sag- _inew, Mr. Stark.
G AN POR PART. | light work. No Stenographers $2,821—-$3,081 A YR. fin | 100’s and 100's ESTATE SALESMEN
fr'Pontine, ‘Waterford a
Risowood 2.0000
fedrement benets. Apnicant: | Employment Agencies 8A |
Medical
Asst. $240 Mature person to assist the Doctor. ‘Greet the at
Fo Logg eg ot -
shorthand. 5 day week, Call Mr.
4-9503
td \e
nd commission, Apply
4 N. Saginaw. DOWN | Selary an
‘ Sa He LY, OR
Sales Manager
ELDERLY WOMAN of to do housework, live with selling expert
: to " rsonnel
PONTIAC
Employment
SERVICE
song Ny OMEN
OF ALL KINDS
Immediate Placement! GRAEBNER’S—Pontiae
313 Pontiac State
Bank Bldg.
FOR SMALL OFFICE,
Bal Se 5 | ouee Fee Game nase |
WOMAN TO BABYSIT ‘Wirt —_—s while mother
. @ in, Call after 5:00 QRAEBNER 8-ROY 207 WASHINGTON SO GENERAL OFFICE, typist _ JO eae
SPRL OI
BESTWAY DRIVING SCHOOL
San
ay ap aaAER WAT" BU
Ta side PE 34800,
0 a
WOMA " children and light housework, OR jp
MANAGER, &
VOICE LESSONS Rs i
WAITERS. PAR WA
yg iy a a aaa 4) 7 MANY MORE JOBS TO CHOOSE FROM!
.Recentiy moved from
Ph, PE 40408: 666 Stanley Ave. FE 4-255)
ARAN AP nentederm
“isn't it about time we take him to the doctor for a thou-
sand mile checkup?”
pam terete,
ROOM. CLOSE FO TOWN, aa L 4 ROOM Bocss It KES Wein vanity, For} WE HAVE A NEW. ited
: rON’SERVICE 1 STINGS WANTED
A - iREMOE FPTONS,| ‘actor. Complete inwe building | gq w. muron st Ug snow Snow ro mtrance, Call }
see ee Ser ee me 5 a a a ee a Bae remov “On| - Leslie Middleton Jacegten *
ane age | OSE pear reese weed Geegee | aks BS vamete 3 rooms, = bath
"ie, cho .__ Adults.
WE ilities _ Ata
~,RF ABR stan soco,ovr:| RO ARP BE
Dorothy y Setar
ms “TRADES 1 at the
“Wid, Miscellaneous 28 ee *
: BA thence aresaitesace ilit trading your R
CGE RAULING —EMEDEATS | sun CARS, | $18, AND sonar comes, ieee | service, FE 5-7072, 86 State ao +4878. trade.
coed grovel TE S0e. WrD., ANTIQUE DisHES LAMPS.| LISTINGS WANTED _
nod PE 4-3403. fe, uy. 2s. ~| We have aay y pavers pawns By d
GIGHT, HAULING, AND Noein, | _Money Wanted 28A) ie ochensy arse
CO ATLIES JARD PURBIO | 086 "mergnge, Maree ism (it Mit ok 10H, Aipare a : ONE WAY __ Wanted to Rent 29 Rochester, Mich. =
COAST TOC COAST WORKING MOTHER WITH 2 CHIL- Citent wants tainoowed modern SH Ward Per |? peone: Sona, In
TORENT HERE THERE dren wants 3 or 4 room furnished 725,
en and Closed Tratiere Spt. In Pontiac. OR 30441. ‘ROY KNAUF, Realtor r Howland 3245 Dizle Hwy
__ OR_3-1456 ‘| Wd. Transportation 31 26% W. Huron OA #339 FE 2.7421 eaten
REDUCED RATES |ioe waren, row _com| Rent Apts. Furnlahed 33|* 220% 4 BrRarar ar ae Titer e Ras i ns you Smith meee, to Detroit, Vieinity, of Pert | ~ = Apts. wove | 3 rooms ter th Le children ~
r EM 1 CHILD OR BABY WEL : ‘K. G. =MPSTEAD */* 82
“DELL CARTAGE, Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 i hod om oo Le 102 E. Huron FE 4524 T. G. Trocke
t. 1° VET WiTH }TON STAKE TRUCK : * VATE fetes i Bs well. “walls i i * - heuling, re oe 10% Discount "Nae ae et gon, e 5:30. a! re
D/& M BLDG. SERVICE Trucks | to Rent Would lke te, purchase, wel
ADD A ROOM AT LOW COST. TOR § 5 / FREE ESTIMATES. ALSO ROOF “TRUCKS TR. low discount, Call me for ly downstairs. Private en- ING, SIDING. ALTERATIONS. AND BQ an appointment, : trance. 46322. “ 5 Pontiac's finest new a; ents,
3 eg Rg 4 WM. H. KNU SEN . seety ntdag cele’ Geo 'taes | TeMey Sr scempaney Hor, ie. mm id ’ ©
BREEZEWAYS. CALL FE 2-8245,| Trailers and Tractors a UDS eg gg ay i A Rae | IR CONDITIONED _FE_ 2-100, Eves. OR 3-2776. Pontiac Farm and 819 Pontiac Sate Bank Bide. an, FD S310. cuerine te sageutive gieupe, DRY. WALL _ GUARAN- Ind 1T . one FEderal 44516 or i AND 2 ROOMS executive groups.
work, Free estimates. OR n ustria ractor r Go. ‘cve, PE 9-300 “Sody, tetrig. and het water, pa oe eet Waite
3501 #25 8. WOODWAR: - ‘ steam mie clean ‘linen, Men Cae Dognerm, quibmetis. _Syel, a A heat, Rent ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WIRING Open Dally com, ‘agri sunday ~ CASH only, FE rarmie. the Fi ae ggg preter igs
- ._. B. Munro AW ud ot
_.trie_Co. 1060 W. Huron. om ha aie IN BUSINESS BUYERS WAITING —_|4 ehila xD RFI Syn Sa ees + a
cacao’ We need contracts. Prom FLOOR SANDING. QLD FLOORS | WE, HAUL ANYTHING. ANYTIME, | Wie, Deed contracts. Prompt cour | i Ronco BELURE APTS. mee. Specialty, sisok hauling. ess ADULTS ONLY dew before you sell Bring iw your Tan Newlyweds, bachelors, office | ATTRA cant" megs art in ris, also 3 e houses, close Lake heated.
poe fe 3000 FE 62108 fen GUARANTEED ROOFS — ALL - Dec Pe 59075. Ask for : juding utilities, UN 33197, De-| Open for ine daily “home on Band Beac
— h Painting & Decorating 20) § Neca. Bbhthc Fos | te eee cine |_ tak . Feseret cont | Lake, Saepet.
x. = ‘}18T CLAS’ CUSTOM DECORAM.- ea - Hayden, Realtor ee re oD ar DRAYTON, 7 ROOM FUR N- wey
ROOF REPAIRS Int. & ext, PE 5-200. | 9¢ Geen’ ees. 3,1 eROOM APT. ERE heat fs urn ard
= ariieaenianenas vate . Adults only. Near ished, Adults 0 ist. floor
Bevesrouping — PE cout. (PL PADETNG IE 8 EEE TREE |" "TERT os fave ge, Mu coy, ei, Rowe] tiation “Ai a weeks “OR General Contractor _|z;“cusrom Buf. co So aale of your eeutract/ FE 4-100, after INTERI DECO-
x 8 COMMERCIAL| “ratings free evumetes, Call Edw. M, Stout, Realtor PROM BASEMENT. T M. Sagina MODERNIZATION. Alc lit cUSTOM DECORATING, WALL |" Giun* Eves. Ta 890°
LETH BUILDING SERVICE.| Papering, Steam, service. Com- E Authier| merce, EM : :
a Ph. Ee, oa wee ‘witon . $200 (000 pa
a1 PAINTING. INTERTOR & EX-| at our disposal to purchase new or | week. Inquire 345 Onkland Aye. yey MH
HEATING SPECIAL "| Sicrantet see cot ‘Pi «300, | Slenine‘tee me "pelnte’ you cll | AND 2, ROOM, APTS, NEWLY Get your heating systems, chim-/fWgIDE AND MAINTENANCE | 45K FOR BOB MAHAN _location. ee Paddock. ne a Woiteplaces cleaned and re-|' peinting, Walls washed FE . ,
paired now. Chimneys rebuilt and) {4999, °- ; To Buy—To Sell—To Incure | 2 ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED, ¥ It new also gas chinneys and Sina PA. Private bath and entrance, i th. Clean, room. , must see
chimney baskets installed. Out- PAINTING, WALLS W . PA- utilities furnished, 9 adults. cgproeions, 02 a Scloting
door gril built to wa Local walls Pr cleaned, removed. B. 5-2766
nd coping east’, regis Pa Sandusk nS 2-2706. _ f ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH BOWNTOWN. NICELY FORN FOR
r DECORATING. the floor. or 3 adults. bath r.
HOUSEMOVI re FULLY. asonable rE 2310 : * Pr Sieg. Sis ch Gutson's’ Foot Clinic, 18% W.
equipped. FE 4-450 L. A. Young. PAINTING, — PAPERHANGING. coc malty ne REALTORS TEMS, : ern £ TH A 5 -
i CLEANED an come, 431 N. Perry. , ‘ “KITCHEN CABINETS TUPPER OR, 3-1061 enous Even renters ond Sundays ws z TANS D ROOaS WEWLY BESS. Middle ts" Couple. Basement |
Drawers & doors made to order, | s,ApeR HANGING AND Dipc- | 1075 WE 30263
1G REGU FREN Bat COaR| SERS, Be 5 epeneeiches CONTRACTS WANTED some, * sentomaliend Palins re 2 Apply MID-WEST Proof- We need ROOM — APT. ALL img tt vaT4e nenend Physio-Therapy Z1A tale," Buyers ra 3 What have | will. Prt, entre, FE 66108 days; | -coretecer. 2
A easonable STERING ARCHES, COVES, |~~ oe small balauees “ow 3? iare OOMS. Pata ERFRINCE. Telegraph Rd. No <i Rog ' f 42921
Celltegs. Bg Os work = Poa goned contracts a clark Real a ee ehildren; 1 Coater' oil Aurore ming ‘nm 2 Fe gre | eden A
St PE 4085 hg BY i Room, FURNISHED APT, age ; ‘Toom aig Win- —_ ED «9 ROOFING. SIDING, STORM nings. Man or PR cass. |? ROO! ag ay Pbedfoom room oper nn pie “4
dows, PE elev Ask for Mar, ‘Clark _Orchard Lake, FE 5-158
x “GsvHbER Pi0Oe LATING, | * levision S Service 22 CARH FOR Sap cowraaore |? LARGE ROOMS, Siosr come.) Th 5 23m mn sanding, and finishing. Phone FE COPENRAVER'S RADIO < ee Hd. Ve venWort i440 Dixie Hey. |—TLORENCE, FE 67018. 5-1204 Shrea TV RGOM APT GAREGM.
Repair. $96 W. Huron. Night serr- 2 RMs.. PRIV, BATH AND ft ney a eM iM, , MODERN axe. ger he heat. Near bus, couple.
~ TRENCHING AND tee softs, FE 42001, BiKEDTA wg ay in you >. ail ei fo Rerte ee. Adults enly Te aireae Br A WraT side and BATH.
BULLDOZING | |e Ser re ind entre oH Geadsman ‘iy. aa week | of cae rth eae R. D. Tompson 4-684) STRAKA : K. i: Templeton, Realtor BEES bea ae
Business Services 14 13 GUARANTEED Tv REPAIR ANY | 321 Orchare Lake na.’_Fe tase |? LOOMS, a en re ae wet
hs BABS shaft os ft TELAT a vel Hosereg see aK -_HIGHEST
«| CASH DEAL APPLIANCE BG | eypewarrena vacuum sweepers, £ work,
Tayi Eh Biectrie Naa N. Jobneon, ‘ree, fox For your tana contract. ver “a aa to &. 7. Chere:
Feb oan, cae so eee entrances,
ba is te, OO le ble aetion lees
“AIR COMPRESSORS 5 Mitchell's 123 ON Saginaw St. ati of ae Rent Houses ouses Furnished 35
a we ae ~~ Upholstering 23, A. JOHNSON, Realtor sige sn
rE ND. tite B08 pinnate nn natin - ; OF #1 j 174 S. Tele a h Rd. __ Cedar 1 t island i, 7” worth.
= FE. 4-2 53. Scent : is P. without utilities, 10
glORTGAGES miles cs... i Laeee through
My gil % acre . ‘
ae RN 8 'Telearaph eae | Van 9 f0om “s “and Ff ee, Cotmtortabts fviie for sem everyt pre TOMERS tl through Glassi-|
1 = ees ee can re sa ES an | Late ise Maceo fg Fo wet HE PEE fied Ads, Call FE 2881! i : ; a eae : er
“DRAYTON PLAINS
ue “is Se
*
der ail:
WALTER’S LAKE
|34 W. Lawrence
Next to piste insu-
2 car
house.
* 900 ft.
appreciate. $23,
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
ves.
ers Power
. breezeway
ty pine
inthe Village ttractive 6 room
end bath
rte ee Ave. ~ OFFERS .
| Near General Pisapitl soeee
West Suburban m @ room home condition plus oni? i finished knot-
AypAcees= Wetted 4 room home room and sun
located
ba
heat, attached garage. $14,-
900, ‘terms,
excel-
Lalatttea "I ct porch t| car utomatic forced
Rees
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8, Main. Mich.
- Extra Bargain |
2 Bdrms., “Elizabeth Lake
Estates,” Lake Privileges
on Great, Big, Large,
tag Beach. Price:
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE
NORTH SIDE
Sree Ste, Ss
>“TRCOME, $1,500 DN.
tt oe 3 to actin ee
a Sect me. mo, 10, i Bee tt to day.
3-FAMILY TERRACE
Easy to maintain 3 apt. terrace
NICHOLIE 1D—WEST SUBURBAN
“ nice bedrms,., bath up, 1
down. Large carpet-
ed Tring a » dining rms. Pull
bsmt., recreation room, gas
heat, mane, garage,
Tiviley Eliz, Lake
iy $17, 550 a substantial
down payment
CLOSE-IN
A a 8 rm.
wi full bath,
nace,
screens
roomers “ ws
ily, Only
eral ious oo
wees Or. also =e.
be this
RY bath - lane corner Sot:
fice is your
ydown payment.
SS cohen
immaculate 3 bedroom
fal bath, sun-
mt. searly ne older home
bemt., fur-
. ae
sal i “fam:
ery Hb-
on ms, —
arage, pay
fenced "eas s oa
to bus, An excellent
a Fla Bi al _
N JICHOLIE| wih BAaER Co. i rms.
convenient to downtown
$5,500 — YES, THAT’S 3 sue. have 4, rms. ‘ =
RIGHT — $5,500. Hy i 00 pei
$1,000 DOWN er eae of onty we
BETTER HURRY WARD E. PARTRIDGE
WM. A. REALTOR FE. 4-3581
1050 W. HURON ST.
KENNEDY | tan co wa REALTOR Templeton Eyenin A) SUBURBAN & room modern, Jess than 3 yrs.
Rosen faa bacepens Rg WEST SIDE apace. 08.900 with $1,000 ‘dn.
{eto ee ee ADAMS ROAD. | retired who need econ Close huburn 4 , mod-
venience. basement. Very! ern, Ay Boi SAM g on clean throughout and ready for| rear of nice lot, Zoned commer- shop. down, Yous a, “~~ cial, this is ideal con for cabinet
e. oe of business.” $1,000 dn, with
Sen 4 BEDROOMS KT. I. rempleton, Realtor |
door ‘grill oe paren mae Crete a rE $0000
ae | ‘Bietog Tr: e See
ooaan. cane a mag Pa 250, terms, " 'N =
> | ‘
Humphries MANDON LAKE PRIVE- Realtor Pr 20m FE 47114 EEGES wand or 0 pen
83 N, Tele: ak Open Evenings will buy a Seeeten brick Mu e Listing Service with basement, A log burn-
ae mat is seal fl MUL LISTING SERVICE norm Ne ee at of
Total Price $5,950 aavedinde - poaneoen : 1,100 down for this 5 room in our office, :
e side of city, See this at once. QUALITY BUILT. 1 owner
mon! with i at-
a eee Sacvoeee caves Top Value ‘ shower, Pull basement has
room home four bed- | possibilities
rooms in &t. "s dis- A. eat, automatic hot
trict, Total price only $8,500 water, attached garage
and terms. This is a good ad tot. iangs:
clean home with auto, gas Lake afea. Takes subs
heat, Call at once, t down eaere
AR 1B : value. plus at $11,000,
ea argue . . Well built home that ts in nag ge age me Gracies qoudiin, Saree. 1% baths. brick bungalow. . eas heat with a bireh It’s ebarming throughout
ag eng ow vod : large Picture i th
in thi home. Tt ‘has every- os el genanee goo oe thing for comfortable fiving. ceramic tile bath with col ored fi: Built-in vanity
One-Story Home in adjolsting You'll see Three bedroom home, lovely paw of value in B-4 Oe :
living room with picture win- one Modestly ‘ gow. Good it, ‘Auto hast. $15,950.
Te: .
SIDE — Lovely 3 Total price $9,950, terma, bed i hoene. 3 yrs.
uent | Five Acres flocrs, tile Kitchen & bath. On Highway, Makes Grand basement, gas heat,
an ideal motel site yeas rage, The yard is ® mas-
clean home all k Eiepiece. We are convinced
interior gives you . ‘ou will love ft, Ma
he t, most any ght on iand contract. ty business could use Shown by, a ment,
this location, $11,950 with
pensetanie worms RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 raph
ey. Phone PE 3-7103 or rE s Some
=| | A Y LORD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
; Perfect Lake Front iM E. Pike Open Eves. desired
FE. 4.9584 wren ey the, mest diseriminating
-KINZLER
a Bg: *
‘MUST SELL : THLATIRON.
*
oF ang £
ae cat at
Pig? g
aff ge
il *
es $10,500 $2000
"FLOYD KENT, Realtor 4 WW. Lawrence PE 6-610
Next to ora 4) Power
DREAM HOME. brick. room with
shaded large lot, Only 93,
C. HOUSTON REALTY
‘CHEAPER HOMES.
ACT FAST!
Leslie R. Middleton BROKER FE 38-6003
COLORED
(wow Bee ert eTION) at_Bondale. bow PAYMENTS
WESTOWN REALTY vO.
288 ELM STREET
GARAGE. TIMKEN OIL HEAT, GAS WATER HEATER, a, AND
ee! Ot. PULLEY FURNISHED .
wks J. VA VALUET, Realtor
PE 5-0003 “\OLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
$1,200 DOWN
FE ADD'S INC.
Serare| ws ere
attached ret
with terms.
OPEN DAILY 3-BEDRM. RANCH brick exterior oes
with venity
ONLY. LY $250 15 FHA. All
etter? 9S wplmethemen
4 Bedroces my Home .
Rig & in Wasei ater vou
Giro ranks GENERAL REAL ESTATE Dixie Hwy.
until — Sun. 1 to 5 p.m,
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
ARNOLD REAL ESTATE 20 8. Te FE 5-0676
$300 DOWN bedroom: starter: home
basement on on nice level jot, pains
loca with 4 priv. Don Mo-
ss. quick possession. Call
DRAYTON PLAINS
Fl ranch pete 3 in Co condon
jarge rooms,
carr warage, ‘aniy block to sho
30 ACRE BEAUTY 12 room me, oak firs.,
modern 2 story Poa oe, barn. arene 8
Michigan, $8,000 down :
HOME
Established in 1916
Home and Boat Livery One acre and 6 room older home,
cae = in this brick ranch bi-level, room. path for you, and
architectural beauty Ww Pian ; rooms, and to rent, Each’ with lor charm, Center hall plan—/| private bath Close in
wide rece halt, 15x22 living | ea: bus This property must be
room, dining room, mode h- | “sold, so call tonight. en, 4 — a 4 «, 2 F OvD KENT R It
m . on wd io fire- |. € ealtor
i dark ’
room jrear attached arage, |2200 Dixie Hwy, neat Telegraph t T2100 entle slope
ae etn nice shade and | AMPLE PARKING SPACE bir nad ne roetin es
ro nm on
rooms and. extras. feed war ya home on large lot, lak be ia present venieaectan cost rivileges, a hea’ snd Venetian
$39,500. iinds, om retrigers-
tor, only # and imme-
'M odern Rustic Ranch diate ROK,
20 Acres—W doded vind int HENRY CLAY -O.1 Le a a is i t secl room. ,
Teenie bemeene and well to | trim, all iaree rooms, auto, gas. ented near went. Oe neat basement, ar oa
are etnasnae x “and ° Oak Park ranch GI home, who seek a enh whole-
some home a large PION NDS 5 room conch “: Ps, he. wi bad Immaculate 3 bedrm. home
interlor charm. ida mal tures » oom, lovely living
Kone firepiace, up te ete aca Wath Mareineet, oo stone ace, pect a| en an th’ Basement with best car ¢ ‘ lot Dewe “a perhees _ &. ond $1.5 today.
water heater. e ; new Frigidaire electric range, | POREST LAKE COUNTRY CLUB
draperies and mode} A Ford | AREA tractor and snow ee. we <" 3. bedroom brick ranch fea
garage and storage. a7 ft. it ith fireplace;
Sindee st ood ee) ae Rese at ee oil heat, built a incinerator, large rec. room, \ beautiful setting $46,000." terme, “eal Saad appointment. .
Russell Young ee $-5783 | |, PONTIAC REALTY
WE TRADE Femme FRONT
. basement home, Cedar
Island Lake near Dublin School
$9,500 with $3,000 dn.
PRINCETON NEAR BALDWIN Modern 3 bedrm. ranch home,
Sroayew and garage, really
gl =. with terms,
attractive ranch home.
Tr. a pares lot, Jots of
beth Rd.
5-1284 or FE 4-3844
Ideal ra tanon if Py Fe need L er: Pet nem, this
eit | Listed This is first time this house
=. pean ltered. forsale. ast
porch. “Pull basement, gas sent,
in ja basement. car garage and out.
Poneaeae aote $8,880 with $1,500 down.
Ses es House
ae | ls a for an eeotnest
rooms ard, assed in front po:
z tated Elose to schools. © Only $800 down,
2-Famil ree Income
(| Pree rent ne *., =
come azine ut
cl py Rateees room
- ae Se ae and fenced back yard. ‘Sniy $1,
plenty
a a of aie
nlite
You
Will love this 4 bedroom, 2 bath, k ranch home.
Includes are nate’ pes, |
quick trnalern a pres Sd
Commerce
Twp.
a = ge tn _
porch an ear sees 100 oye Sal ie a
SYLVAN TY COMPANY ‘on othe Tae are Fe vue] “aw. nHarea SP FE 44825
{ bi es REALTOR INSURANCE
100 "Oanlend Ave, Pree 42544
Open Eve Free Parking
$1,500 Down
ay Me comfortable 2 bese & co! O
@ with gas heat, Com
bleiely fen iy fencearin® po and full
| Lake Orion ‘Area OREALTOR | HURON GARDENS 1011_W. Huron FE $¢18i| NEAR TEL-HURON CENT
and bath, 3 bedroom home, with
ar Mils. 2 : ranch with! trance to " “felt oe full basement Aluminum storms with natura] fireplace, oak floors, gnd screens, large fenced taste walls, V«netian blinds, ll price ‘only $7, storms 8 screens, full ar
suDson T mnede ana rubbery § car, ga: 3 family inc income. Oil. heat, 3 Bear! rage. Offered sr 1,500, $3,
Pull price only $14,000 with terms: | AND DON ;
3 BEDROOMS ‘ +}. WEST SIDE 1 MILE
acre of Full basement, 2 Bt pe car Deco Sia ene: Pull price only $9,750 galow. with xe rooms,
: utility 1 bioca to stores COTTAGE Covert Offered 96,250,
il oom inco asheste ime near and
churches, Corner schoots and
rest, eet. Pull pri =e 13 500 with low
RED
sotsoom home. yeu
ear gare, ul
price $9,200 with Grae }
SCHRAM FE-5-5001 REALTOR FE
1111 Joslyn, corner pe sear
jun. Res. PE $-2964
G SERVICE
P.-C. Wood Co.
| Gomer Wi Williams Lake Rd & hie
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
LIKE A NEW HOME-We hav
ol ae specifications ‘ee new
= we fot for prives and fidanchs o ic rangemesie ing ar-
po Ry YOURSELF —We build a
gg home with
le com 4
aside wall ant teeth Fough
jum b!
money: i on veer lot “
SMALL FARM AND INCOME-5
rooms for owner and 3 rooms for
now used as a 2 fami!
on 5 acres of good jan
Call for appointment, * jana.
Se ROAD — 2
Gosnas R. Irwin REALTOR 269 Fe
FE 50101 att 8-0505 Ave.
BARGAIN Modern 3 bedroom home Io-
cated inside cit
area. Features 6 full
. A Taylor
Neat 6 rm. & bath h
_ the thing, for economical “wine: “Priced at just $7,200,
North Side Bungatow dental a. Fe well “ ~~
_ bsmt,, gas woke Suit
John K. Irwin —To To Trad | YOU eta IT—WE'LL INSURE IT AR down. 7s VACANT AND
‘sell
MAHAN 1073 W. Huron
NEXT 20k, 3S. ‘BRANCH
johingon FOR BETTER HOMES
wn but «
terrific buy for only $500 dogn.
3 BEDROOMS
All on one floor; carpeted liv-
ing room, big kitchen. base-
ment, close to bus line, imme-
diate possession, and only $7
with wonderful terms,
DON'T W
See this yede old home tedey.
2 vase neat and modern
ft. lot.
‘HOUSEWIFE’S DELIGHT
3 bedroom modern, ~ beth,
“Pe Cae garage, paved drive, car garage, e ve, @
real 1 ‘good bas Pe r
Brena ‘s after 6 call Mr, Joll,
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
ROCHESTER AREA
Between Rochester and Utica; 3
BA living =
Setered walls, cox firs, oil heat: located on 3
sarees, acre
a value for cay $0,500 with
Call OLive 60371
Maurice Watson, Realtor
311 W. 6th, Rochester
M: ARLETTE, MICH. 6 room "brick 3 bedroom home
with full ort By situated on
40 acres of productive soll, Other
small out bu
at $7,500,
R. D. RILEY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. .
4 ROOMS AND BATH. 4
ish, ie feo
~¥ Just, outside of city. Shown
” ROSE. McLARTY
WALTON — sana & BLOCK
building. -Former ery store.
bust tS sold, Call Br’ full ‘details.
POOL room. Good location, small
& large Coke cool-
health, owner will
ent, Lease can be
HAYDEN, Realtor as ES. Phone FE te van 3BEDROOM, BUILT a
7,950
idings Bargain price /-
~ Mon thru Sun, 1009
at & FHA —
ALITY
Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram-
ic Tile Baths, Full Base-
ments with Gasinators,
Storms & Screens, Wide
Sewer. and Water.
. Wanted Experienced Salesman ©
J. A. reyes Ave, Open Open mires
| STOUT S. Best Buys
Today
HOM E ON THE RANGE TS
ote eee TT 1s, 16 acres,
a. full bath, a.
CLEAN & MODERN PROP.
RTY. $10,600 with excel-
‘MAKE YOUR MOVE
jay to sell at $11,040
$1,340 down.
$500 DOWN
we roéms, pod bath, built
“o4, ondition, low Sess Reors, corner
lot, low monthiy payments.
MORE FOR LESS
cSt permet
CROOKS ROAD
7 new! inted
outside f reamne, in
cludes a l6xl8’ rec.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
Ti N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58
m Eves. till 8:30 =
4-UNIT INCOME 3 ieevtcee apartments oe rent at
and let it e riced at pey fo a
coma. ce cay Rr Meveeiatinent
CRAW FORD AGENCY 53% W. Huron 4-1549
Evenings MY Pitas & Mir-seett
BROWN $000 pres ae 8
home.
chicken house. All kinds gees berries, etc.
$750 bi
at eng ate Sa sce, Teened porch, P:
at only $5,950 Fleed
$1,500 pow wear Easte: guaier.
Good ho He bed-
pean ma. "Basement, gas tues. ree
Paved street, priced a
only $1. $7,950, Immediate possession:
$8,500 FULL PRICHE—8 =
pe Ang I in Huron Gardens. Son.
Benedict's. ; terms.
$8,200 GT RESALE—Built 1954,
Lo x two bed: _
$2,000 DOWN~—Lake front. mt, cane 0
‘ht on w water
“L, H, BROWN, Realtor .
1362 Watt vie Listin~
CLARK INCOMES $900 DOWN. income consists
of two 3 room @ each with sep-
gre} baths ate Le Permoces,
rents ia month a 4 15. =
Bee. 8. on Cass ed at Ph. PE
Service
rooms
, whe the owner's
pe ing on dee e home. The two g and $48 units
plus
owner's ome. Need« some gta
price as
‘This brick e
rooms up, including
at sit. ‘300 wan eves
CITY. $2,640 DOWN,
-home has 3 bedroom | This ne
ing room separate din roon,
modern kitchen, full bath al
bath and al)
included inthe price of
CLARK REAL ESTATE 4-402 San open Eves. PE 8-0441
‘Lots, Paved Streets, City |
of 913,442. ,
RANCH _
FEATURING: Plastered
‘
per week plus 5 ‘apt, .
for owner, aes eat, s athe a
lavatory,
pi this
ee ot 4 mo. i 16
additional information
Fag HORSE CORP. Cass-Ells. Rd
nenent, a Phone OR 3-1555
after 5
Otter Syivan Lakes
a aS deskratte ot eta. A!
oisthe
Seren ote Priced from ‘$975!
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
503 ra cat Naligest he eam Bis.
“ie Bs Brea ee ome ~_. nny
«San lee large lot, base-
trent dame go prs Ca MY 3-283.
BEAUTIFUL —t lpg 3 wes
Wal! Lake,
ft. th bake porthane, $500." nd
LAKE FRONT 6 ROOM HOUSE AT
— Lake. Immediate
pecan priced for quick sale,
all down paymen'
George Marble, Realtor 6261 Andersosville | Rd Rd., Waterford
Templeton Penaunet lot just qs road
rom 60 ft, easement to nice sand
beech Exe. building site. Boat
ke 1. TempletonRealtor 2330 Orchard Lake Rd.
After 6,
WHITE. LAKE CANAL gin
three lots 2402130, $2,400, terms.
Lake front noms, oa bedrooms,
500 down mon Acres
near —, *. up, siatey Gi
dings, ackson Milford, MUtual “slat or and 4-4861.
3 BEDRM. MODERN SEMI-LAKE |
a ee le ie rns:
FULL PRICE -$8,450 TERMS MY 3.2880
LAKE FRONT LOT, 1 ACRE.
$3,009 cash or terms, OR 3-7000.
6 FT FRONTAGE. an ton
rane Hillside. Wil t . Phone
Sale, Suburban Prop. 45A ROCHESTER Drop over and see the finest face
brick homes in town,
3 bedrm,, 1% baths, wet plastered,
basement, paved sts, water -
sewers, $16,000 to $14,000. 3
ors a. “oa Mr, Martin,
2-4676 see models at
Fire “end Alice ists. H. 'N. Seldon
For Sale Lots 46 46
20 LOTS
East side of So, — Long-
teliol School citv. water in, $4
WILL IS M. BREWER
SPIO vcs sina Ps BUILD NOW - th our well Meat o> ston eely
=, aay
TRREERT E ok a iS" 925 Pootise Lake RA, FE 5-40)
FLoyD KENT, Realtor FE 6-610
pay s Power
peal Roum Ar
DARB'LAKE COLONY
ty FR, Sunday, ' to 5.
EMPIRE 3-4672
SIDE, 100x150, ONLY 1,350.
100x150, paved street, $200 down.
_| Wooded 871x180, only $2,150.
North side, 100x190, only $950.
100150, 100x . Diacktopped street, $120
3% acres, trout stream, $600 down
s| Wooded 4 meres, $300 down, ~~
"| Southeast, 120x200, city water, from
$3,000
LADD'S INC. — —e
For Sale Acreage 47 47
ACRES
e is to
"Will accept any reasonable down
PANGUS 1919 M15
ment at vag ith 00d down.
iy ACRES
On pap. # of Pontiac.
Priced at caty ¢ 000 with $500
Dorothy Snyder. Lavender
340 W. Huron FE 2411 MU 40417 Eves.
For Sale Farms 48
124 Acres
1 mile north of voulee. 2
houses, cattle or tool
shed, milk-house—no' sees.
ated as a dairy tarm, Ti =
land for subdividing. 1 mil
seed oan. ‘Attractively
pric
Leslie R. Tripp, Realfor _ Lawrence Street 161 or FE. $-2860
208-ACRE FARM
J. R. Hiltz ALTOR
Open 9 to 8
1011 W. Huron FE 56181
BY OWNER. 100-ACRE FARM
near Holly, For information, MY 20341 or Mis 3-3024.
B CONNER ACR& FARM,
near Levees. Small ‘ake. Cheap
for cash, FE 3-160
SEVERAL GOOD FARMS Ro
ee haa 200 acre golf c
for
PW. “SINNAS oe Ww. Huron MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES job wine
Be good land contracts, T hare a T have all
Srhtaee Wt Tom tiple Silica
“ a ated en
YOU ARE | -Lucky —
Bucks "it ais gules a
ee Fe who are
ee every ;
B sivere veye to om ot
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE
aft Pe ated eM. gi
a L
ine only $29. down.
P, WALLP retail
ep St an gg A EE ca peints. Compact. A
anything of fair value.
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR | FE. *4-3581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES
186 WURON S ST.
he: a nia responsibil
mat with moderate es. ‘who
pe a en his
92-3131, 9 a.m. to
8 D. p.in. or write Sun Company,
payment
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. After 6 OR 1706
FOR RENT: can eee Gh ORE pose down to City
ot 6 Heat, nee woter’ turn.
WE COVER
THE STATE
HARDWARE STORE—now is the
gon for mareents excel-
ding on a bien hway, uipped i ge iso handles
20 ACRES
ea one Calla prop RIDGEWAY
REALTO
97 Baldwin Ave, FE
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
—A FARMER’S FARM 119 acres, with 6 bedroom modern
home, large = barn . stan-
chions;,
Fyfes chicken ont broode
adjoining 7 hewn.
“0 cores —
sbi). at only $25.00, with
Dorothy Snyder Lavender ALTOR 40 W, ine FE 2-411 MU 46417 Brea:
Rent Farm Property 48-A
WTD, TO 90 TO @ ACRES
_Fia ates’) on B romecd Rd. FE
Sale Busi Basineos oe 44 PPAR tag
DIXE WAY Pk a be omy
re mon roed,
Sree
of mT 8. vO pelegeagh
“LET’S TALK
BUSINESS”
TAVERN yin Pg -» warters near
. Nearly $30,000 gross A ‘man
small balance, é s
NO LAYOFF Be yee aoe ten ee earn
‘ome, a
$15,000
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES GORPORATION
. _
PARK it Bat Pbiet boon»
? bs Jom A. 28 BUCKN ERIE * OPPICES ARE LOCATED:
WHEN YOU NEED
Loan Company ATE BANK BLDG.
"FE 2-9206
eed $500 With fast, courteous setvice | to fit aad budget?
Then our new
. modern so convenient to
and , where new
private con: rooms await
bay Or phone FE 56-8121 and tell
Home & Auto
Loan Company in ny
moury 9 32°98 saturday 9 tot
LOANS
Extra Fast
‘Service You can borrow quickly
on s se bo or reere (9 | WIL
a Bo ng Up to
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE
pod soit Be y eginaw Bt. P tes ret Kay ae et
Seasonal ‘Cash om eash for seasonal ex
1 VisrT! Phone, eos She
Tots, oa. s1es
- BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 1 W. Lawrence 8t, FE 2-024
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500
AUTOS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ph_ Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-9791,
an RE Sie ee Loans — $600 to $1,500 1. Por purpose on
WANT TO BORROW 41,500 ON
second mortgages, have over
“Oh, what a big engagement ring, Imogene! Have you and Elmer decided to pay for it before you get married?” |
pel ier
i a
*WATTON Se gel
plete line of
a Oe * Deep freeze for
BARS ES HARDWARE
Also have a cute 2 bed:
siow near Auburn Heights. its on
Felt B. Ru 5 $5.95
| nUBBER BABE PAINT. GAL. $3.78 4y¥,’ WALL TILE sash 25¢
R, D. RILEY, Broker”
Yb 509 isanets Lake Rd.
ip for A or
by have Beco chon after
pr, * arabes, $6;
er 2 as wers, $10, Ph.
For Sale Clothing 56
SALE. BIRMINGHAM
regational Church, 388 oore Ave, i rporedey, Octo-
BEAU gen
mals, site . and - FE 3-7481,
KE NEW. MAN'S LIOHT GRAY ee we tell. es sports jacket,
{
_Sale Household Goods 57 |;
on Wit PAD. #1 Poote
Bote on '
rare :§ RING BRC
i Pe 40m sa ser DRIVE Ik IN;
table. 91.30, 9x1
bee crib, Phone rr
room heater seeseeane
petrigerstors ss:
THOMAS ECONOMY
"a0. “ drawers, FURNITURE/CO,
REFRIGC. «....6.002 5+:
‘way bed with 'm “mattress
Taps WaAitinow SE
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
ue a
Aluminum Siding for new or old homes. —
seanpan:
a ge ; se'* ¥
BURMEISTER
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Plywood saeieieenee
pee —— nee
* * M seer
b er u etre
rt deers 5 .
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a ' - :
Ff i
adh
Best aeeeene
Sc a ~ Northern Lumber Co.
7 ag ET Detroit
CLEARANCE’
1 sea yg . ee Z
La
£
DRAYTON PLAINS
i at rr : oe
2
ANNETT Near General Hospital $ room and bath
SEEBALDT st.
' LAKEFRONT
~ WALTER'S LAKE
"Ghent oe
-#H, W. Bigelow
Extra ain
2 Bdrms., “Elizabeth Lake
Estates,” Lake Privileges
on Great, Big, Large,
Sandy Beach. Price:
$5,500 — YES, THAT'S
|RIGHT — $5,500.
: $1,000 DOWN
BETTER HURRY
Total Price $5,950 .100 down for this-5 room
pote Ang Bhan Th
Auto,
= fiver. show
the Value ~~. S. a.
thing for comtortable hving.
One Story Home bedroom home, lovely
ive room with win- * Good heat, ement, plastered pails.
7 1 price $9,050, term. 7
(Five Acres
. inben Village
4 Yeres Wooded
nea new ca Z. ce
pomeen | tile b Sen het wenet
wi erm oom neg garage. red
Iy——Auburn Ave. CLOSE-I
rent- Ee ge
4-Bedroom ir ea
Lake Privileges Beautiful new Ba
Roy Annett Inc. E. Huron TOR deral £4406
$6| Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 ost any
oa business fae use
location, $11,050 with
reasonable terms.
LAWRENCE W.,.
| GAYLORD Bw. Pik 1% LE 4958)" Eves.
s NICHOLIE care COD—WEST SUBURBAN
2 nice tow, Large ca up, 1
ram
‘das i, Lake,
Bai 7180" with substantial
do payment
rm. older home
bath, bsmt., fur-
nace, insulation, storms,
screens Ideal for apts.,
roomers or ihe acpe fam-
ily. Only $10,000. Very lib-
eral dows payment N
full
nae . oe, tor BLVD,
st bath ° i iaree, Sot is
oe paral
sare: getest An “excellent e
value at $13,500 with
stantial Paw payment.
NICHOLIE | & HARGER CO. FE 5-6183
NORTH SIDE.
Sond INCOME, $1, $00 DN.
ew ae oe 81,500 “aha :
Ker ee ciate per mo.
sar aici TERRACE
WARD. gE. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR FE. 43581 1050 W, HURON ST. EVES, ‘TIL 9
‘Templeton SUBURBAN.
space Sehen to, wh #400 dn. Im-
ADAMS ROAD
AKE PRIVI-
LEOES — And oat ae & block
from easement. $2,000 down will buy/ a %bedroom brick
expans' at- tle @ y attractive
kitchen, modern beth with 1) basement has
recreation possibilities
Cc. heat, automatic. hot
large picture
seen kitchen, Deluxe cup
boards, 3 master bedrooms,
ae res, Built-in vanity
adjoining bath, You sea of value f this tdeal
mS. Modestly priced at
sIDE — Lovely 3
dtoom ranch home. 3 yrs.
jastered ak
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor.
wi Telegr: Phone FE ose. or FE eon
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Perfect Lake Front
wide rece
en, 4 extra 8
ba! present reproduction cost
t $30,500, :
Modern Rustic Ranch
20 Acres—Wooded This is a most seclided and
scenic -homesite and well a
cated near Waterford. Will ap-
to nature jovers, riding
sts or for those
and
acrogiand yard ‘ail “fenced, ance
MUST SELL TEL-HURON
if iF ‘| f at 100 Pioneer,
New 4 rooms and all
: |, oo acre, rth
irban kk possession. Tk won't
ARNOLD
REAL ESTATE “FLOYD | a Realtor
*
|. HOUSTON REALTY |
Oak walls, basement large
fruit celler. Deleo F.A. Ot) fur-
" Stu down, talonce line
Leslie R. Middleton FE
ors
NDER CONSTRUCTION)
Seer furnace room, Gas heat, new
Quick Recovery hot water
ae soreens ali
walls No paper! 2 of these
Py fee F--4 street bik. to bus, @ biks, to
down . Owner must -sell, ~
288 ELM STREET
Por 1011 W, Huron
6 ROOMS | eran COMMERCIAL~WNext to
en's i goed on ge lores |
ae for home & busi-
pore wheeled, CASH
J. R. Hiltz REALTOR
Open @ to
FE $0181
eae Realtor
Pann 4 PE 5-0003
bungalow. vexpansicn
SFONFAC mi REALTY |
a WE TRADE PR
wei $5783 |, 4
MART REALTY CO.
1’
. ae
co |
Batabitched m 1016
Home and Boat Livery
8 boats. On
quick sale.
# soone. on AND 1 HOME
se, ose ry m sold, tom oe
FLOYD KENT, Real, rage. |} 2200 Dixie FE aa A coun
AMPLE PARKING SPACE _
3 NT "a ereen home on wed it date seveneee, oll = heat,
tor, only $700
diate possession,
PIONEER oy ro ring a Immaculate 3 bedrm. home fea-
tures room, lovely lf
/Russell Young | 4. Huron St. e's 8 |
«mul Service I
\ # \
Nf de. Ff se | of me, 412 w, urea FE 44s LMA M. ELLWOOD >
He, ! aoe Pe Rd.
| / kA
® uj een room |/ ‘a a Se
m
— barn. ge icity
acres nea: :
Michigan, $9,000 do
7062 W. Wuron FE 45-9407
Cos acre and § room bg home,
hir lake. Just 20 min. give loose
Pontine Reasonably priced for
(Foor: teins riment Monet and three $150 DOWN On this 2 bedroom ranch with,
nd ae: ) i, a. elktte, fenced Hy Tot.
JUDSON CRURT
3 family income. Oi! heat 3 = ;
price only $14,000 with terms
COTTAGE E STREET f ee income ar shoots and
street. Pull price H.60 6 win low down payment bs a
For cotorep / Large 3 bedroom home.. Full
basement 2 ¢ arage, Fu
price $9,200 by, terme. r u
:| SCHRAM FE 5-501 / EALTOR FE 6-047
1 sean corner Ird, ;
iM LISTING SERVIC"
/ S195 DOWN M 8TA
IVILEGES. 0 uae LAKE, PAY-
NTS $82 PER MONTH,
F. C, Wood Co. REALTO! ib)
‘| Corner Corner Williams | Lake Ra, ara i
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
LIKE A NEW HOME=We ha
lans aa specifications for new
OMe, will use yours, Call
i BM prices and financing ar
= youre. bull
room. starter _ e with
full basement, outside complete,
wiry aed ‘Teegh aie mbtng. | ; money’ down Pe your let . ms
er, 2 car garage, 2 bath
situated on 8 acres of good
Call for ‘Cepeintmen land
VOORHEIS ROAD -— 2 bedroom
bungalow with unfinished attic,
auto. of] heat, auto
in. full baseme:
bath, brick and f : at construc: |.
va. Pull price $13, See this
Seige Irwin REALTOR 509 Baldwin Ave.
FE 60101 or PE 80505
"Pay! Like Rent couple, Five ems one
linds, ey Bmw! / revigera:
me, oAk ‘floors and
Figs "att large ims, auto, gas heat, basement, , large
call today, a about Park ran ie.
Commerce
bedroom pate th
Fi, gn —s
Sean wi. ovary Lake ave. ve So418
BARGAIN
tease ees fui pavement 6 iarge rms,
Str
storms and screens a ie
5a .~ price | $9,
down,
J. A. Taylor EALTOR INSURANCE
Teo kiand Ave, FE 42544
Open ves, Pree Parking
$1,500 Down This will start you ‘our w
to owning, a Ss comteratie § ete | *
i with gas heat,
pred an iencedin yard and alt
Lake Orion Area Neat € rm. & bath home, Just
the thing for economical aver’ Priced at just $7,200,
North Side Bungalow dentin) sia a well re. a 3
en neighborhood,
~~ bamt., gas Eg Suiy
John K K; . Irwin |
nee ious .
4-Bedroom. Home
Right in in Waterford
REAL £STaTE GENERAL
Dixie Boys OR 3-701
Open ~Bun_ 1 to 5 p.m, Srereet Lee,
ce! “this lad We
Lakeleont, Home
On Cooley Lake
hice tiving room win oe =
5 ee seeacepel Sos it oselred, e000 $85 per fog ~
Giroux-Franks
LOR ‘as Sun, 10 tod
GI. & FHA *
3:BEDROOM, UALITY
%&| BUILT BRIC RANCH
om, | FEATURING: Plastered Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram
ie Tile Baths, Full ae:
ments with Gasinators,
Storms & Screens, Wide
Lots, Paved Streets, City
terms.| Sewer and Water.
yea Loa He ne
iid wanien *
LA a Dn NCE Ave. i Eves.
STOUT'S Best Buys
Today
HOME ON THE RANGE
CLEAN
feat term Saou with excel
MAKE YOUR MOVE to
alarin system storms, paved drive, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE a
GATEWAYS to} Besen ( ° : $500 DOWN
HAPPINESS | xzeuve set thet much
HURON GARDENS see” ths one NOW! AR N In 34." good yh,
Shak Pete age | ett aa gion gop it gait | MORE. FOR LESS Pg rate. Otte bert, be a Lie! = a
AND ooo , Don't let Ky A. Fo
WEST SIDE 1 MILE.
Decorated 10 a ond be bun-.
te 7, Po t'bigen te to stores wy and
fies town, IT's VACANT ba
YOU BEY Tewe LL INSURE IT
MAHAN TY CO.. REALTORS
I (20263 1075 W. Huron . NEXT DOOR 52, SRANcE
FOR BETTER HOMES
A - STEAL
fic buy for -only $300 dogn.,
3 BED
ment, close to bus line ane
diate possession, and only $7 with wonderful terma,
cone we this year old home today.
mod
li basement with gas furn
real
A. AO ENSON, Resor
ele i Rd
FE 435 33 Ighneon ron St. FE ¢
| Breniage a 31143 & MY¥~2-0541
bea Os. rue 3 own but a
SDROOMS '
All on one floor, carpeted liv-
ing room, big ‘kitchen, base-
Hy ‘ea vie peat and an
minute, lot.
Sniy art) down
HOUSEWIFE'S D: ELIONT
3 bedroom ern, ° tile —_.
“We Tage, paved drive, 6 .
“jeod bus, ns
Evenings after @ call Mr, Joll,
ROCHESTER AREA
Between Rochester and Utica:
oi] furnace, attached garage, acre
and on 4 ed road; another
all value for only $9,500 with
OLive 60971
Maurice W atson, Realtor ‘ll W. Sth, Rochester
M: ARI -ETTE, MICH. 6 rick 3..bedroom home
with. au” basement, gitaated on
40 acres of productive soll, Other
at 91,500 out bulldings. Bargain price
R.D. RIL EY, Broker “ 9 Elizabeth Lake Rd,
breezew: an arage, M
itehen, d ish, Oak * ton : i tt,
- Just rapes ue of clty, Shown
ROSE. | " McLARTY
WALTON my. PRA
town jn ‘Thum ares, 4 Senn toe
bles, "new racks & balla, 4 oard
deandy cucen te large Cote, cook er, Due ‘th will
pecrebaan Low rent, Tease can, be
J; C. HAYDEN, Realtor.|?® 3
bedrm. home, large living rm.
ROOMS AND -BATH“ONPAG|
pusiing. Roemer war ae ere Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
te
UNIT INCOME 3 furnished apartments that rent at
per week plus 5 room apt.
for owner, gas heat, ¢ baths and
CRAWFORD AGENCY +1549
BROWN 00 LITTLE FARM 22x08 ft
chicken ‘heuse All cinde it hae berri eae ete,
at eed Lake. aariek 1 rick fireplaces
at Py
$1,500 Dome Eastern Junt pd home wih 3 bed:
munroo mont, ‘eas furn. Nice
died Immediate hing
ome in Ruron -
Ponedict's Front Easy term:
LE—Bullt tn 1984,
Lo
car garage. 4 per cent interest Payments only $46 aonth,
$2,000 DOWN Lake front. La rem home right on water.
frontage, Oi] furn. ‘Plactered
walls, Quick possession.
“LH. BROWN, I Realtor 1362 W. Huron Ph. PE 2-48 pe Listin’ Service
CLARK no NCOM ES
or wets 3 cen a ils “each pith sep
grate bi feragens,
nf for cy BE J! 18. Lake
Be s. on Cass ed at
00," i
1,690 DOWN There are 3 houses
hers, two of then are 4 roo
wi “stool - » whe the owner 8
. =
each, cuner'e ¢, Needs some giean-
, ee price as is, $8,600
Grr? ‘This brick h
ere o a srooms up, ence
iarue arcs we walls, nies corner local d month.
at $1 ido wdhcopbea rteed
mt,
mode Bo a
Included in the bole ta
CLARK REAL ESTATE.
“Garwti ier
-
Tabinddione Postesson
$1,. we Dov Down
ten
siorme, end cree isaced Tou!
NICHOLIE
He
moos cs Pg a ae
RED HORSE CORP
wo wi vearpert, i
tame cake ad care e
wthedbed ROOM Mi
by or coed chr = fae ed cash
“cer after Ce weekdays
Otters vivan ee ms 7 “ae "et and he
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Gepppenty Nations! Bank Bids.
A Fae, $4,050 $1.450 down. Hannan. Li
LAKE FRONT 6 ROOM fo a AT
Macedey Lake. Immediate pos-
session, ga for quick sale,
small down Eves. Next to —
DARB LAKE COLONY
EN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP.
pe oe. of the pleturesque
oun
Pars. Baitemen on on ate Nt 6
EMPIRE 3.4672
100, ONLY $1,380. | |
100x150, paved street, $200 down.
.| Wéoded 872160, only $2,150.
-| North side, 100190, only $850.
L.} 100x180,
Wooded 4 aores, $300 down,
: a a 190x200, city water, from
LADD'S INC.
For Sale Acreage 47
Several Parcels to from. — any reasona’ down
a PANGUS 1919 M15 Ortonville 139R2 collect
Saad Se
Dorothy snyder : Lavender
3140 W. Huron PE 2411
MU 46417 Eves.
48 For Sale Farms
124 Acres
i mile north of ae PY
barn,
land for subdividing. 1 mile road frontage, Attractively
priced.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street
PE 161 or FE 6-2069
George Marble, Realtor 6261 erecavilie Rs Rd., Waterford
Templeton Beautiful lot just across
from 60 ft, easement to nice sand
oem. Exc, building site. Boat
K i. Templeto wRealtor 2338 Orchard Lake Rd.
WHITE LAKE CANAL, | FRONTAGE
three lots 240x130. 82,400, terms.
Lake front home, ‘our notonms,
th, safe beach trees garage
we furnace tirepiaees boat,
$2,500 $78 Acres
near lake se $1,080 w. Harry Gid-
din, White Lake. kson,
Milford,
Jac
MUtual 42161 and 44861.
MODERN SEMI-LAKE
. turn, Large living
lot All to TER
L PRICE 40 450 TERMS
LAKE FRONT LOT, 1
$3,009 cash or terms, OR S000.
6 FT FRONTAGE. sche Waees
Lake, Hillside. Will t
OL, 1-$880.
Sale Suburban Prop, 45A
ROCHESTER Drop over and see the finest face
brick homes in town,
3 bedrm,, 1% baths, wet plastered,
basement, paved sts. water
sewers. $16,000 to $17,000. 25 yr. FHA mortgages. “onl Mr. Martin,
OLive 2-4676 or see models at
i: and Alice Sts, H. Seldon
0.
For Sale. Lots 46 46 QPP LP ALSOP
20 LoTs
ide of Pontiac, nea: Long. | Re
School. eltv ‘water ‘hn. $4
fi IS M. BREWER 65 M. Parke PR A-5181
FE $-0638 MA 5-138) FE 5-7704
BUILD NOW in our wel Waterford age freely
‘HER ERTC. ; DAVIS west
208-ACRE FARM Heart of Lapeer
T R. Hiltz REALTOR
Open 9 to 1011 W. Huron FE 54-6181
BY OWNER. 100-ACRE FAR
near Holly. gf ae, MY
2-031 or MY 3
BY OWN NER 80 at ai FARM,
near Lapeer. Small ‘ake. Cheap
for cash, FE 3-1620
SEVERAL GOOD FA
inke farms, 200 acte
for sale.
PW. DINNAN 66 W. Huron
20 ACRES AND
course
RIDGEWAY
975 Rote ate FE
MULTIPLE LISTING VICE
A FARMER'S FARM 119 acres, with 6 bedroom modern home, lar barn (27 stan- cow house, double corn
He chicken and brooder houses.
ables. omer gy 8 Es acres % vie
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
PE 2-411 a
| TW, ‘jin
MU _ 446417 Eves,
Rent Fi Farm Property 48-A
20 TO @ ACR =
weit Tom on __2-1261 6) after 3
Sale Business Property 49 aol
¢ ts Pon Late FE 5-431 i) on ders, Pe ese.
ih asus: uni “Stiesins ans Gell room w
| 1f17 8, Osclegrh
\ Panna Con FRONT DOOR . MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES SORRORATION
OPPORTUNITY
pay WHITE - BROS.
HOME MART REALTY 1002 W, Huron FE 6-007
pas Reiter
WARD ‘i "PARTRIDGE
REALTOR. FE. 4-3581 REAL ESTA
UR ST 1050 W..
WE COVER
THE STATE
‘STATE. WIDE coats tea PE 40621
“LET'S TALK BUSINESS”
TAVERN With iving quarters nea i
Romeo, Near Tne gros
4
NO LAYOFF. ~— bye your own boss and es
Si ‘rplaie . —
MIC HIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION eom-
rong, ssmepea pgm ; = - 10% Beont
WM. H, tag
=e . C. Hayden, Realtor ~ - C. Hayden, — ly
png to Loan , 3
YOU ARE
unemployment,
"ey es a every 8
. OFFICES ARE LOCATED:
. | PONTIAC Qnd Noor National Bidg,
= DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dizle Mwy. |-
WwW ‘ALLED
Blade yp “WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to $500
SSeS
STATE | FINANCE CO. 102 Bank Bide.
ea
me to $500 a ci Ce)
ant clare
BUCKNER| =
“Oakland
we | Loan Company) 8
mele 2 206
Or fs FE 64121 and
t| Homie me & Auto
allan Company |"? gt
nour 9 er htaas rany 0 te
LOANS|E Extra Fast
~ Service by ean lenature, scar reef raiare
Gale eed ns made wi any worth wile purpose, ceca | ;
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE ™ 4, So” ana est Bide.
+00 Seasonal . ‘Cash ee comp seasonal expenses
iv art! phone, give a few
feet, athe ca 1 wn
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO, 7 W, Lawrence st
LOANS |=
; | Oe ontry Loaw co. 0 ©. Lay : ants
NA
MAIN AGUE\ 202 N,
“ROCHESTER, MICH, LOANS $28 TO 8000
PR Roc quar a ie ~ “in Li are
AXTER VI
“ " bawignes a . 1838
84
Loans — $600 t0 $1,500 I ee 2 'Pee some ceditions 0: ___Mortgage Loans
BARNES HARDWARE 2 W, Huron FR 46-0101
Wit, TAKE A Pick UP TRUCK or a as down payment
LEAVING STATE?
1958
oar See pe in
Han be Warren eget home. aa
Edw. M. Stout, 1 Realtor TN, Saginaw Ot Ph, PE tte
brie home, wit TRA In
oar ere of esa wi con
= Sei ae or small
in town,
so have & cute 2 bedroom =
falow Beare “iene Oued He a 9
oquig-tee pe hE Sect. :
R. D:R r RILEY, Broker’
mabe eee Ju 3 Room ei “4
oe "Rave isa. ‘Pic Thass
For Sale Clothing 56
RUMMAGE BALE ee ae
ieatd Av a Octo:
TICK! Tei AR AUND CALL FE
1-208 IDGEWOOD RD. ND BLUE Sky 0 IN
' TO! petir ~ eet Pa
ROA eee: TV
TV WALT
ih “tee te
‘We ha’ Uprights
nae a = £ ou oe
see, Son arate traders |X
ING BROS
: a wots drawers, aia it
¥ , TV. Ni
aryer
heaters, TV 8 cr Crump E
43673
SOLID OAK “7 erlb. Phone rE
ee en - Febullding, estimates,
“+
RUBBER DASE PAINT. GAL. 43.78 44’ WALL TILE. ..25¢ &
BW Hekok Pe «2004 -
TRING.
is Ww ¢ mt P ae ie
be my GAS R.
Used. gas ove ee
iT ox. be ey
—_ re
? sae "s — sarees
THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO, 8. w ;
E :
te nbeeee
wiaeesee
obieerree ee
O88 ee ew ewe! Used Trade-In Dept. Rocker ... ooee $0.95 WOO? ci ciscccssscssense «ove 99.96
Oil heater .......+« sanees 95
Lasy * Tye
50
50
* | for new or old hom
a x
Abaaiows m Siding
HOME OWNERS
Aaa “ pa es
oan et 1 beams and
mortar, Log
wee pair Carry, 81.38, aod garry Wid
aS Sha Bit Some TREE ESTIMATES | AND FHA TERMS SURPLUS LUMBER
s340 | Ba. ise
oy > LUM.
or TE DARD ane C
. aE ae
BURMEISTER vecteseene 8
aeweee
mpefer 13 oft on med house paint, $2.9¢
Cie TED TOP 50 delivered,
CRUEHED STONE. ve fill, peat. Earl How- aa
ieee Ray TAB | sale ton, zass ‘
[oj 4 feo wales tre win fat Tom OA tay
Baer ne 8 Ay. a & ROTGH LUMBER.
oT.
AKC Beagles, 8
HES . 60 8, Astor, FE 46433.
a oe a re : arakeets Guar. to Talk Canaries. Cages, supplies. 691 4th
Ji = oy old, cndktiont ‘
ee 133 W, w. Rutgers, FE 1-083,
3 TERRIER PUPS. MA FOR BALE 36
"| RAINED AND NON” “TRAINED | i Field
mere ee, | OXFORD FREE!!! FREE!
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2000 BAL. LEs or GOOD HAY FOR
sale, Will’ pores in quantity. $18
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Ortonville 86F13
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WANTED, alent 5M Att! ren 3900 ails pete.
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TURNED UP HOSE — _| NEW 1957 TRAILERS
she's just the little pet for you!|| ON OUR LOT NOW te wage Boston . = ae Generals, Sewer's, $y aS and Va-
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mal = remneds Bosgded 20) “For. Mae i mile § 1 Lk. Orlore
ts Bursa 3% @ Tele to eovlte ant |
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for cash. queen?
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Trailer
__Rent ic Speer 79)
2S ares KFORD MOBIL.
For Sale motereycee 83
POR PARTS AND SERV
Berides “bales "Go" 3 “South
~~ For Sale Bicycles 84
iPr...
er, Th. eens BOY's BICYCLE, 1986 PH. PE 5-6440 BICYCLE. aL Sa eater model, $40. ‘en new, . OR 35-3239.
__ Boats & Accessories 85
ALUM. BOAT AND “TRAIL. R 3-1340
LDED PLYWOOD 14% boa Dear kJ Ry Py srt.S & good
é ” abe like cet, boat Sune
at %4 cost, MY 2-2612.
M BOAT ae 4 ALUMINU: ™% hp. outboard.
i | 3 WOLVERINE MOLDED 11 RUN- a h EV Tee
so
$1,000. 70 Elmare.
EXCELLENT v VALUES ON ON we &
TORS, SIGN UP NOW FOR OUR
WINTER STORAGE AND PICK:
INLAND L LAKE SALES PE 4-7121 2127 W. Huron FE 2-6122
2] Be tag ad STORAGE t storage for mo-
tors, Also ckuD service. Repairs
arrington Boat Works PE 2-8033 for boats, Wi
1
r MERCURY, = OARD MOTORS
1 ince, “31 tvice Shorty Hook's
Pgs Orchard Lake Ave.
ae
or PRELEAGE ECONDITIONED
va motor.”
oon pont ‘shield rRoat center ate,
Mercury motor, used one season
$585, 37-2860, 1284 Florence
Watkins Lake
i4 FT. ELGIN WITH 7‘: EVIN-
rude, Will demonstrate _M woe
ce)
fare yar ot Gotyiee S oral, ie
Due pane lg Serene for the
OWENS MARINE suvPfiy 306 Orcha Lake Ave.
Phone som
service. A eporty Hook’ &
2182 8, Telegraoh oe
nce, 3138" Orchard Lake Ave.
MERCURY AND CHAMPION OUT-
rd motors
ANDERSON
HARDWARE CO. ns FE_ 5-9962
. he tax. Ferry Service Inc
fEAVING IN WEEK FOR PLOR- Transportation O Offered 87 ne en
FLY BY AIRLINER, ~ GALIFOR-
a, $78: St. Petersburg, Tampa,
jam!, -$30.81; omen on;
ida =Need ete: to share ¢x-
mses. OR 3-757!
fedex GOING NOR H. PART
TE -6806, load either way
"Wanted Used Cars 88 8&8
RPL
WE PAY
Top Dollar. Por Clean Used Care & Trucks.
Matthews-
Exchange |. Hargreaves ANDERSON CHAMPION PRAIRIE 21_8 Seamer ___Fe +e NER. BEEMER. SHORE- mtlway lways R Ready to Buy _
| hue a etal ra BAGLEY AUTO PARTS pon ~ Bh Bag area. Late wf FE 5-0219 170 BAGLEY S&T.
cent & on Nowe, JUNK & WRECKED
rte GAS and CARS.
ACCESSORIES STORE: TOP $$3$ hitehes and over SIDE AUTO PARTS foads . STAMPS ON ii Eth Pike FE
| hk re ow 23200) | for a 5 Sa
Paes tralier Bucs} See M&M Motot Sales 7. “a i Dine ties. on Inte “OR aie04
i oy .
Pe ae a sitio a tO See a4 HIGH $98 Paid WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR SHARP LATE MODEL CARS.
=| COMMUNITY.
‘MOTORS. . +803 N. Main, Rochester EN “TIL 10 P.M.
Bud Shelton Motor Sales
ite er actu a ee Biel PE cers
aor it mts Bring i it He Here
*o AVERILL'S ; veceamnlehide EO
HIGH $$$ PAID
OUT OF gLENwe grues
8. ere 28 Be ee erm
‘Chevrolet’ $
Lot. in Birmingham AND
you
. . aflo,
For Sale Trucks 90 re: re sata glass, RAM,
1951 GMC 640 ENGIN™, 144 INCH . ‘ wheel base. Rigged to pull short a compe 4 ¢r ¥,,%, Deen
double A-i to 6 wie’ : . tires, Solex
box. Best er R blic 2- & giass, Large P "i radios, low | _
i952 CHEV. 1% TON GE | mileage, very sharp condition, OR 33-1005. “ outh Club sedan. A beaut:
‘ss + TON 48PEED ee 23,000 actual miles. } iission, MA 65-7363, Please| owner. cali after 6:00. .
EXCELLENT LATE ‘Si one 1933 Piymouth sedan Cr de-
luxe, tinted oie
CHEY. -
dio and hea truck ager on
stain one. Just er car or truck
Haskins Chev. 6715 ue Highway at M15
MAple 5-507
620 GMC Saxore Pn ad “90,000
actual miles; 30-ft,
ated van job val a, een.
ly, Good rubber, ‘MA _ 5-9811
‘64 GMC DUMP TRUCK.
condition. $1350. FE 5-9511.
Wilson GMC New & Used Trucks
Oakland at Cass FE_ 5.9485
OR YOUR CAR DOWN |
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM |
HASKINS “Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing Dealer
Motor’
-4 1065 Plymouth ‘club sedan. R & H,
ae em eg > sedan, full power r and
1951 er es ‘deluxe cl.
Cpe, aiito, ¢speed: trans. R & H,
32.8. MAIN 8T.
‘Open nites “tH. 9/
m insul- | 1951 5 Very &
r bi! ens
iD
EXECUTIVE CARS
Terrific Savings,
2-DOORS — 4-.DOORS Hardtops — Converts. LOW AS
$195
UP TO 36 MOS. ON BAL.
TAKE aD PERARAA LocaTION OUR Low :
“Clarkston
Sales. CHRYSLER -
PLYMOUTH Clearance sale 4 all new cars
and demonstrators
Buick Riviera 4 dr.
glass, R&
ho Show Fook *e
It's strictly premium.
CLARKSTON
Open Evenings — Please
ae ia a
2% 8 $0.00 ‘a Cradle & Sabher
Grand River &
ASSENGER “GOUPE.
elean, FE 3-7542.
1956 «©=Chevie . Convertible.
te on it. Call after
5:00 48485,
52 GM PICK-UP Thie ts a % ton with 4 speed
tranqmission, excellent sumher..
runs ve
For Sale Cars ee Ee ie
SHARP ‘55 BUICK acren 4: 4 DR.
with power brakes and steering.
800. FE 5-6654. $1.
" o~ 4 DR. SPECIAL ged
& j+tone paint, 17,000 m
Price ae $1,350 for quick sate:
EM_3-0081._
$@ BUICK CENTURY CONV. FULL
wer, right color. $2.695, Huron
es. 952 W. Huron FE
>
‘60 CADILLAC 61,
cluding engine. FE
PARTS IN-
56277.
West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead is low
and save the difference. Many
lw & models to ones, Bes from.
uron 2185
West Side Used Cars
JO
USED
CARS|
AVAILABLE
FOR OUR
OCTOBER
CLEARANCE
SALE
LOT OPEN ’TIL 10 P.M, Z eee ry
OLIVER BUICK 2i0 Orchard dake Ave.
FE 2.9101
~ it do 91!
4 Buick hardtop ..... $1605
3 Chev, Ser ‘ur 4dr, Like
eee er er ee $1195
63 Pontiac Cus, Catalina..,. $1005
"34 Ford Custom Fordor..... $ 046
"63 wot gg? gga dystensvbes $ 045
'S3 Ford Tudor... esas. $ 805
"52 Ford Cus, bag ne $ 645
‘$0 Buick 3u hata wy ya. $ 3 ‘ ic — a yn.
‘30 Chev; w. Glide 84s
‘30 Chev. = Re: Gilde. . §
‘hl Ford Tusor....... $ 395
“SL Chev, 2-dr., ‘Pow. Glide" 8 5
“49 Pontiac, 2 dr. Syaeanetis $ 195
“40 Mercury -. fey $ 95
48 Pontiac 4<dr., $ 195
Bud Shelton Motor Sales Cor. —s & E. Bivd, FE 4-6728
"62 tag CETROUEY. POWER GLIDE,
664 Bay St, FE 8-0167.
is CHEV HAR Bud Shelton
Olt ers
4-Dr, very nice and clean
spotlight, ..
CHEVR iP, RA
o. & ge —"s eo
Credit
Mi, ag Patxs rk, Bitawest 47500,
Harold Turner, Ford,
WantMe? DEMO. I'm a
hardtop with 267
HARDTOP I'm a ‘'S Pord Pairiane van tan
STATION W AGON I'm the 1955 Dodge Sierra station
wagon that oe Leva nen,
I can carry passenger: I
Heat
$1829
"$5 Dod, ¢ hardtop hesseetes
‘Sh Fo * dr, Ao tmp ufeees
Custom ...
hard
53
3 dr
‘92 2 dr . 597
"82 Chevie 2dr. vee 6 MT
$2 Plymouth chib coupe...... $ 457 ‘$1 ic i oT
K+ Buick rdtop 44
"50 Chey:
‘58 Dodge-27% 165 in, we. si4a7 “M4 Dodge % pick up $e ‘82 Dedge ‘4 tor pick up. $o
"S1 Dodge 2 ton as a7
"61 Dodge ton pick up ... $377
‘oe Chevie wtiht ‘nih $ 207,
RIE Meet aeEIDER
Dd
232 3, Saginaw YOU
"oe potas autees: Laneer
h.p. 12° center
ue nanan, Bea, -_ trans,
$2605
My color is turquoise
T have a Thunderbird en ene Rely ‘aned
nfo. a - e * fas
teeavesees
have 3 seats * and 4 ite...
‘and music. ....
ODGE - PLYMOUT.1 HARD TO SPELL, EASY TO "| '52 Buick Super’...
*S0 Chev. 2-Dr. ..
FE 20131 TODAY'S _ SPECIAL
’54 DODGE
Coronet.6 4-Door
_ $200 DOWN .
$44 PER MONTH
BRAID:
32 Years Fair
Cass at W. Pike St.
FE 20186
PE 2-3615 or EM 3-0157. —
ig
tose RR & i.
Sc tak Fete cal PE 4-3328
‘S31 DODGE
. 4-Door
$345
Mé&H Chev)
CUSTOMERS | OR
| Bars beat
“ae al Motor Sales
53 PONTIAC - 2Door :
$595
MéH Chev} MATTHEWS & HARGREAVES
211 S: SAGINAW
F
E 44546
MATTHEWS & HARGREAVES ("4 MERCURY Cig?
CASS & OAKLAND #1 WASH Rams P.
194 Ae As Sn ay gnome 2-D eh" WARR | EX ; tie ‘e
ag rian MS) Sela ts Paw ene
meas 92 NASH
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M
Oo 7 $295
a Mé&H Chev R MATTHEWS * HAROREAVES
A. , 211 S. SAGINAW
0. | 735 Olds 98 Holiday FE 4.9852; 30 Mark ‘After 5:30 P.M.
wa a cleaning out our we Radio & Heater, Runs toad =
Olds monstrators and looks % PS oaeg owner, Price
model ws .
Orem + apt ster
FORD cs TOR. hal NORTH
ace wn Grand Saver ee Novi CHEVROLET
a vimenORE FORD BUS.GooD| =~ . © ondition, Call EM 34637.
‘88 CONV. EXCEP. ‘
Sra rgmyee=| National ‘pies etee) Bonded saber looper 8 Used Cars
“Bright Spot”
55 Cadillac 62 .....$3295 Cpe. Hydramatic, radio & heater,
55 Buick Riviera ..$2295
2 dr, Radio & heater, Dynafiow.
'5$ Pontiac Catalina $1995 Hydramatic, radio and heater,
wer.
55 Chev. Bel Air ...$1495))
2 dr, Radio & heater.
54 Olds Super .....$1595 2 dr, Hydramatic, radio & heater.
'54 Chev. Bel Air-. . .$ 895 2 dr, Radio & heater,
54 Cadillac Sedan ..$2595 Hydramatic, radio & heater,
"54 Ford 2-Dr. eeee .$ 995
Radio & heater,
53 Chev. 2-Dr. a $ 795
Radio & heater
53 Pontiac Chieftain $ 795
( Deluxe Sedan 4 dr, Hydramatic,
radio & heater,
.$ 695 4 dr. Dynafiow, radio & heater.
41|'52 Ford 4-Dr, .....$ 595 Tat W Radio & heater
‘51 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$ 295 Radio & heater
$51 Buick Riviera ...$ 595 2 dr, Dynaflow, radio & heater.
..$ 45 Radio & heater.
[EROME. Olds-Cadillac
Onsite Lake at Cass
“ , FE 8 0488 b ’51 Nash Sta, W
55 Mere. Montclair 3172 33 Sap Ba see$ 895
Guaranteed
ONE FULL
YEAR
“53 Chevrolet 4-Door $595 A owner car in the very
best . ot condition.” Compare this
low, low price,
52 Willys 2-Door .. .$395 Radio, heater, overdrive. This one
would make an yt & —— ear
for the = and
’50 Stude, Champion $250 sedan with rash, 2 door heater
and overdrive, Here is economy
p
51 Ford Fordor Sedan
SAVE $|-
+¥4 quate, radio and heater.
“This, fs California car = is
in excellent condition with
‘rust, We are kee the e 8
secret because nr ‘want Ne
see it first.
‘5h Keiser 4-Door $195 t, very Just ike new th
mileage An pote renal buy.
. « $475
When you see this rambler
‘ll decide at once wes
be yours. Tt's really nice
Bonded: Dealer 1000 $/ Woodward BR
Clarkston
‘Mi Chey. Bel Air, eporte coupe.
4 ar, Ad condition.
c, 4 dr. Deluxe, Mydra-
4 dr. De'uxe. oes ;
; oe
es i : fi ial
tas wn
>is=
33
ae * $
~~ $954 PONTIAC
STATION WAGON model, Hy-
_ttede” 21 Mechanic st." " °F
WE ARE OPEN
Shieh “MUA Sites 724 Oakland PE 6-600)
hn SEE OUR
"Sate Buy” USED CARS _
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass oo tae Pike Sts
aS Coupes C Cou pes
Fh ie al Fast, Ni
‘ween O SALES. 199 8. Saginaw
vs) WILLYs eT WGK « NS
- Sioa ‘* Soil or Fe coat +951 ext. 10. = a bas OH is
OWENS ,YOUR FORD DEALER 41 8. Saginaw FE 5-4101
DO YOU HAVE A
| Bree =| SDOOK. IN YOUR GARAGE? |
The kind of a “spook”
that just stays there’ all .
the time and -never“does-
anything but get older and
“spookier”! Well, bring it
down to OLIVER BUICK
and trade it in on one of
these clean, late model
yvused cars during our OC-
TOBER CLEARANCE
SALE.
53 Ford 2Dr, .....$ 895 Radio & heater, “a nice clean car
33 Be Pontjac 2-Dr. ...$ 995 & “Reater, Hydramatic
53 Olds 4-Dr. ......$1195 Radio & heater, sharp
54 Buick 2-Dr. ....$1595 Radio & heater, ecremptite
"54 Ford Hardtop . $1495 ol by heater, able to cut the
95 Buick 4Dr. .... $2195 adio & peatye, all wool dnd
: yard wide
54 Ford 2-Dr. ......$1195 Radio & heater, bright as a new
penny
54 Chev. Sta. Wgn. $1495 Radio, & heater, diamond in the
rough
'5§ Ford 2-Dr. .....$1695 Radio & heater, fresh as a daisy
53 Pontiac Catalina $2195 moa & heater, pretty as a pic-.
tT, ™ can take it
OLIVER
BUICK 210 Orthard Lake Ave.
Birmingham M I 4.2735 FE 2.9101
~ Bilary”. & Ras O8e.ese0e
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--Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. —
< Channel 2—WJDK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Channel 1—WKYZTV ‘Channel &—CKLW-TV
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Guy — (2) The $64,000
Theater With Roy Rogers.
‘of Jesse James.” (4) 6 o'clock
News. (2) Socialist Labor Party,
Speech. Political.
6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News.
6:20—(4) Dolores.
<2). TV Weatherman -
30—(7) Cheyenne. “ “¢:00—(7) Superman. (9) ‘Family|, resten. — (2) Democratic National
“Days| Committee. “TV
30—(7) Jumbo Theater.
2) N That Tune. “ah, ,
e450 News Caravan. oo vray Sara Room. 7:00—(8) Abbott and Costello. 2: Soupy’s On.
“Society.” (4) Big Surprise. (2) bg Phil Silvers Show.
7:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. “A Quiet 11:16- a9) Weathervane.
Day in Dodge City.” (9) Million 11:15—(7) White Commie “Dan-
‘i aie Wate ade ata gerous Passage.”* (4) The
(4) (Color). Noah’s Ark. “The chow,-'Missing Heir.” (9) Good
Toothless Monkey.” (2)° The Neighbor Theater. “House
Brothers. Gale Gordon and Bob Fear.” (2) Miss- Fairweather.
8:00—(7) Broken Arrow. (4) Re- morer age odes
‘ publican Party. Speech by
Dwight Eisenhower. (2) The Herb
Shriner Show. Orson Welles,
guest.
8:30—(7) Cavalcade Theater. (4)
Aluminur. Hour, “Carnival.” (2)
(Color) The Red Skelton Show.
9:00—(7) Operation Success. (9) WEDNESDAY MORNING
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's
Farm Report.
Is Marion Marlowe
Youngest Grandma? |
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Has it ever happened to you other husbands?
You give your wife a\lecture on economizing—and you wind
up cutting down on yout smoking . . . David Wayne, just won-
derful in “The Loud Red Patrick,” says, “Women are all right in their place but God forbid, they should come into the home. .
‘Bob Hope, talking about ‘how nice his sponsor’d been,
said: “He even sent his car out to get me — but fortunate-
ly I Jumped up on the sidewalk just in time”... Jack
Benny claims his. violin has a simple story: “My father
sold it to me” .. . Marion Marlowe's being entered in a
contest for “youngest grandmother in the country.” (She's
qualified because her husband Larry Puck's s grampa.)
A magician — according to Norm Heridrickson of Sacra-
. mento — “is a guy who can get a rabbit out ‘of a hat but can’t !*
get his wife out of a bar”... We hear Martha. = do only
one free show this year: the Policeman's Ball .
' * * ®* ‘
White collar workers’ song: “I Wonder What's ‘Become of
~ Actor Rocky Graziand speaking: “Harry Truman’
come into my dressin’ reom once after I'd knocked outa guy,
sparred a little with me and said, ‘You wouldn’ta done. ge
te-me!” You know I think President Truman would ina
hell of a comic!”
Pan mail: “I would like to tell the writer whe called Elvis”
Presicy another James Dean’ to Drop Dead. There will
never be another Jimmie Dean!—Winnie Daly, Orange,
N.J.”
Down south they tell of a person who disappeared with the
church, funds, The congregation demanded action from the
Deacons who said he’d been found. The money was missing.
“So,” said the Deacons, “we're gonna make him come back
here—and preach it out.”
THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . .
Ps
Jackie Gleason will do a “Fenwick Babbit” routine—Involv- city, Mo., Atlanta,
ing water — that’s so hazardous his advisers have cautioned
him against it... Day after Frank Costello won his citizen-
ship case he got a ‘note from a friendly politico: “Congratula-
tions—don't forget to vote”... Jeanne Crain flew out to start
the Joe E. Lewis movie. “
Elvis Presley's on 11 mag covers this month — more ‘than
MMontoe or Kim Novak . . . Charles Laughton’s in a brace—
beck injury ... The Gene Nelson-Pipe Laurie bustup looks
permanent this time . . Faith Domergue, Howard Hughes’ dis-
covery, was signed for a film to be made in Italy.
* * *
The visiting Paris Opera Ballet—whose memibers
English—were assigned a U.S. tour manager who ¢an’t speak
French. Clark Gable will take the missus, who's,
her illness, on a hunting trip... Ann Woodward (
Long Island killing) has her children in a Swiss
stay abroad indefinitely .. .
"t speak
girls?”
Bill Tabbert described a dull fight he witn
time they me each eine was when they
That's earl, broth :
| ee % = ae ES | Et 2 eo o'clock News, (9) National News.
*!13:00—(2) Valliant Lady. (4) Tic
\ \ Rises i in Los Angeles .
dss) On the Farm Report.
bes Capt. sequen. - To
7:25—(4) News.
T:30—(4) Today. (7) Geology of
Daw 9: 55—(4) Faye Elizabeth.
Good 220—-() =
eo Window in Home. (7)
Bea Strike It Rich. (4) Home:
10:55—(7) News.
Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio.
11:15—(2) Love. of Life.
11:25—(7) News Ace.
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin
and Rickey.
11:45—(2) The Guiding Light.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(2) Mid-Day Movie. (4)
World Series. (7) 12. o'clock
Comics. (9) Hidden Pages.
12:25—(9) Billboard. -
19:30—(2) Ladies’ Day. (7) The
Erwins. |
|12:40—(7) Kitchen Karosel.
geet: Charm Kitchen. (9) Show-
Bae News. -
1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (7)
Afternoon Film Festival.
(9) Fun With Foods.
3:00—(2) The Brighter Day.
Queen for a Day. (9) News.
$:15—(2) The Secret Storm.
$:25—(9). News. Ww
Howdy Doody.
4:00—(2) Four o'clock Theater. (4)
Comedy Time. (7) My Little
Margie. (9) Justice Colt.
4:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)
Cactus Dan. (7) Ramar of the
Jungle.
'§:00—(2) The Early Show. (7)
Mickey Mouse. (9) Dance Party.
5: o—(4) Long John Silver.
Cockroach Census
ANGELES (i — Los An-
ge third in population of hu-
mans, is 12th when it comes to
cockroaches, according to Dr. Har-
lan R. Shuyler,- an entomologist.
But + to weather condi-
tions here cockroaches have been’
reproducing rapidly and the popu-
lation is on the\increase, said Dr.
Shuyler, executive, — of the:
‘Home Control Bu
iphia, Kansas | New York, Phi
» Dal-
New Orleans, Fag
Boston — in that order —
bigger roach population than Los
Angeles, he said.
Dr. Shuyler did not disclose how,
he conducted his cockroach cen-)
sus, i
las, Washington,
%:30—(2) The Bob Crosby Show.)
3:90—(2) The Edge of ‘Night. ®)|
‘many burlesque gags.
+
vocal quartet we expect to hear
in this normally more conven-
tiomal medium. eo
Fredric March gets the
it is out of the TV set manufactur-
‘The new “Herb Si ‘Shriner Show"
show. Herb has the comic spirit,
in a cautious, reserved fashion.
but he does manage to inject too
Show" is a modest NBC quarter-
noisemaking, Not so funny as it is
slyly perceptive.
Donald O'Connor to Wed
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — ‘Enter.
tainer Donald O'Connor and Gloria
Noble say t plan to marry -in
Palm Springs ater this week. -
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rnd Bre thenlon é
— Actress A. R. GLANCY
Pontiac will be interested in the
is a pleasant, downbeat variety)
“The new “Jonathan Winters,
$25 W. Huren
take out a
"eres eerrrerrreerrevevee.S
Musician Dick Stabile
‘ = | SYLVANIA
Suing Jerry Lewis | =” aurwonizen
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Dick SERVICE CE
Stabile, musical director for the | FE 4-1 1
disbanded comedy«team of Dean 5 15
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