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McCarthy Censure Row May Be Ended 
Quietly it N@w Resolution Is Accepted WASHINGTON (#—Sen. Dirksen 
(R-II) said today a substitute for a 
resolution to censure Sen. McCar- 
thy has been ‘‘shaped” in an effort 
to compromise the bitter fight over 
the Wisconsin Republican’s con- 
duct. 
Dirksen declined to disclose the 
Mature of the substitute. He would 
mot say whether he had discussed it 
with McCarthy. _ 
There have been persistent re- 
ports that McCarthy’s friends were 
working on a resolution which, 
while combining some mild criti- 
cism with some words of praise, 
would prove acceptable to a ma- 
jority of senators. 
It would be offered in place of 
the resolution of censure unani- 
mously recommended by a 
special committee of three Re- | 
publican and three Democratic 
senators after nine days of pub- 
lie hearings earlier in the fall. That committee, accused by Me- 
Carthy of acting like the ‘amwit- 
ting handmaiden” of the Commu- 
nist party, said he had shown 
contempt for a Senate elections 
subcommittee that investigated his 
finances in 1951-52 and had abused 
its members. 
It also recomniended that he be 
rebuked on the ground that he 
abused. Brig. Gen. Ralph W. 
Zwicker, a decorated combat vet- 
eran, in questioning him at a one- 
man hearing last Feb. 18 afd call- 
ing him unfit to wear the unif 
of a general. 
McCarthy has predicted he will 
be censured. 
Chairman Watkins (R-Utah) and Sen. Case (R-SD) already have 
committee. 
“I¢ I were doing everything over 
today,’’ he said in reference to the 
elections subcommittee, ‘‘I would 
not go it any differently.” 
The day’s debate wound up, how- 
ever, with McCarthy renewing his 
accusations that the elections sub- 
committee had acted illegally and 
improperly and complaining that 
Watkins refused to let him bring 
out evidence to that effect at the 
censure group’s hearings. 
As McCarthy challenged the se- 
lect committee’s procedures, Wat- 
kins exclaimed in exasperation: 
“I wonder sometimes if I'm on 
trial.” He said McCarthy always 
manages to turn trials of himself 
into trials of somebody else.   
Vishinsky Gives 
Answer to Ike Russian Replies Today 
on the Atoms-for-Peace 
Proposal 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ® — 
Russia’s Andrei Vinshinsky makes 
his long-awaited reply to Presi- | 
dent Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace , 
proposal today amid reports the 
Soviet Union would give condition- 
al support to the program. 
In advance of Vishinsky’s ad- 
dress to the U.N. Assembly’s top 
Political Committee, diplomats 
who have been privately sounding 
out the Russians predicted the 
chief Soviet delegate would: 
1. Agree to join the international 
atomic agency proposed by Eisen- 
hower, providéd various Soviet 
specifications are met. 
2. Spell out just what sort of 
international agency the Soviets 
Some observers felt Russia's cur- 
rent policy of moderation and in- 
ternational harmony would deter 
them from setting up insurmount- 
able conditions. 
Others recalled, however, that 
the Russians have been insisting 
ever since Eisenhower unveiled 
his plan before the U.N. Assembly 
last December that any internation- 
al atomic agency should be under 
the Security Council, in which the 
Soviets hold veto power. 
The United States wants the 
agency set up as & veto-free group 
affiliated with the U.N., with its 
own budget and constitution. 
The’ proposed agency would 
serve as an international clearing 
house for certain atomic materi- 
als and information. 
Seagulls Roost 
on Ellis Island 
Since Closing ELLIS ISLAND, N. Y. (UP) —   
The seagulls took’ over Ellis Island | out 
today 
Unlike the 20,000,000 immigrants 
who had to wait on the island a 
day, a week,’ or even months and 
years while the U. S. government 
decided whether to let them in, the 
seagulls will come and go as) they 
please. 
The U. S. Immigration and Nat- 
uralization Service has completed 
an orderly and somewhat nostalgic 
retreat from the island in New 
York harbor which for 62 years 
stood as America's gateway for 
aliens from every country on the 
map. 
For the time being at least the 
faland and its 27 buildings will 
be vacant. 
Signs around the corridors and 
dormitories give directions in Eng- 
lish, German, Italian, Polish and 
Spanish, but there is no one around 
to read them. A_ completely- 
equipped kindergarten stands emp- 
ty and quiet. 
Reduced immigration quotas and 
streamlined processing of aliens 
has eliminated the need for the 
{sland detention center. Would-be 
immigrants now get most of their 
screening, and do their waiting in 
their native country, 
Miss Michigan Leads 
Hunt for Game Tickets 
GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Tickets 
to tomorrow's Michigan-Michigan 
State football game at Ann Arbor 
must be pretty hard to get. 
iS of Michigan State Col-   Ike Out-Hunting 
Lake Erie Ducks 
Today at Toledo TOLEDO, Ohio uw — President 
Eisenhower took a “breather’’ 
jfrom government business today 
to hunt ducks on Lake Erie with 
Secretary of the Treasury George 
M. Humphrey. 
“We should have pretty good 
luck if it doesn’t rain,"’ Humphrey 
remarked with an anxious look at 
the skies as the President arrived 
|here late yesterday. 
The chief executive flew in from 
Kansas, where earlier in the day 
at his boyhood hometown of Abi- 
‘Jene he didicated a $325,000 Eisen- 
hower Memoria] Museum ‘‘to the 
future citizens of a great and 
glorious America." 
The President and Humphrey 
were staying at the secluded Cedar 
Point Club on Lake Erie marsh- 
land about 14 miles east of Toledo. 
Foreign Stock 
Plan Wins OK 
$100 Millon Invesrrent Agency Abroad 
WASHINGTON wW — Under in- 
creasing pressure from needy na- 
tions for a greater flow of Ameri- 
can investment dollars, the govern- 
ment hag agreed to back a 100- 
million-dollar international invest- 
ment agency, 
The decision, announced late 
yesterday, reverses a policy of op- 
position to the idea of years’ stand- 
ing.       
The move was expected to get 
British cooperation, and to raise 
a round of cheers from capital- 
hungry nations of the free world 
whose peoples are demanding a 
living standard nearer to that of 
the United States. 
Secretary of the Treasury Hum- 
phrey cautioned that the venture 
would be an experiment ‘‘subject 
to review from time to time.” 
He said the administration would 
submit the plan to Congress as 
soon as details have been worked 
In New York, Ambassador Henry 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)   Power Dispute 
May Continue Dixon-Yates Quiz Ends 
Amid Signs of Further 
Controversy in ‘55-'56 | 
WASHINGTON, @—Atomic En- 
amid fresh signs the dispute over 
the private power project will boil 
over into the new Sth Congress. 
Rep. W. Sterling Cole (R-NY), 
chairman of the Senate-House 
group, said he hoped to finish open 
Ls Local UF Drive 
Returns Total 
sec. |Over $500,000 Merit Certificates to Be 
Awarded Workers and 
Volunteers   
$525,823 goal yesterday as 
late returns pushed collec- 
tions over the half-million 
mark. . 
Completed figures from 
the Consumers Power Co. 
show a company gift of 
tions of $3,667. 
Pontiac city employes gave 
$3,852, nearly $400 over their 1953 
contribution. 
Over $1,000 was brought in by 
real estate units captained by John 
Fred Gibson, D. B. Eames, Merle 
Voss, Gordon Hayter, John Napley, 
. Lawrence Barris, Oscar Berg, Neil 
Wasserberger. William McLean, 
R, D. Robinson, Mrs. E, L. Brad- 
ley, William L, Collings and Rich- 
ard Gruen. 
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li ad in erat to carry out the contract. 
Dixon and Yates said in a joint 
statement they had entered into 
the contract at the suggestion of 
the administration, and that “the 
possible earnings are too small to 
make it attractive as a usual busi- 
Ness venture.” : 
  
Women Never on Time 
SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Pretty 
model Pat James, 21, kept rescu- 
ing firemen waiting atop an ex- 
tension ladder while she returned Three in Parked Car 
Killed by Exhaust Gas CLARE (UP)—Three men died 
of carbon monoxide gas poisoning 
while parked in an @ le 
lice reported. 
The victims were identified as 
Claude “Gantz, @: Charles Fur- 
man, 45, and Randale Dougherty, 
H, all of Clare. 
State Police said the men were 
overeome while sitting in the car 
which was parked in front of 
Dougherty’s home in the village of 
Clare. Their bodies were discov- 
ered shortly after 7 a.m. 
. It was not immediately deter- 
mined how long the men had been 
parked in front of Dougherty's 
home 
State Police from Mount Pleasant 
who investigated the case said they 
found that the car's muffler was 
defective and permitted the mon-   
  The Pontiac Area United 
Fund moved closer to its| ; 
  with a defective muffler, State Po- | sf : " Zo? x 
$2,600 and employe dona-| iim 
    MONTREAL TRAIN DERAILED—One woman was 
killed and at least 19 persons were injured today | shortly before stopping at the station in Nashua, 
when this Boston and Maine train was derailed N. H. on the run Smashed Engines, Cars Litter Depot 
  AP Wirephete 
from Montreal to Boston.   
Reveals Promise 
by Eisenhower 
for Second Term 
AKRON, Ohio, “—The Akron 
Beacon Journal said today Presi- 
dent Eisenhower has promised 
Republican leaders to run for re- 
election in 1956. 
This promise was made, said the 
newspaper, at a highly secret 
meeting at the White House short- 
ly after the election. The article 
did not specify the date nor name 
any of the party leaders at this 
meeting. 
Clyde Mann, political writer for 
the Beacon Journal, continued: 
“At the meeting, party leaders 
told the President the party 
would be without leadership if 
the President decided to retire. 
“Party leaders attributed the 
GOP loss of the House and Senate 
to more than just the traditional 
off year election losses." 
The story.of this meeting, said 
Mann, was obtained from a person 
very close to the President. 
Mann also stated that: “Several 
members of the President's per- 
sonal staff will be replaced soon 
with persons skilled in the art of 
practical politics.”’ 
‘ This definitely, however, will not 
include presidential assistant Sher- 
man Adams, he wrote. Adams, he 
said, will continue on as an ex- 
tremely important member of the 
President's advisory staff. 
  
Occupational Hazard 
TOKYO W—A stationmaster on 
Japan's northern island of Hok- 
kaido has asked the Tokachi-Shi- 
boro Railroad to insure his life for 
$2,800. Every day going to work, he 
explained, he walks past bear 
    oxide fumes to seep into the car. caves. 
  
    Victorious Democratic Administration Meets 
   
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ig _| from Stanford Village, Calif. Baby Drowns 
outside hanging up diapers. Into Bucket of Rinse Water A six-month-old Orion Township boy drowned yester- 
day when he accidentally tumbled head first into a buck- 
et of rinse water next to his bed while his mother was 
The child, Gordon R. McMaster Jr., was the son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Gordon R. McMaster Sr., who live in a converted 
school bus at 970 W. Clarkston Rd, ; After Falling ** 
  
Draw Up Policy New Administration and 
McNamara Seek More 
Schools, Highways 
LANSING W# — The newly elec- 
ted Democratic state administra- 
tion and U.S. Sen.-elect Partick V. 
McNamara have agreed to ‘‘work 
hand-in-hand at state and national 
levels’ for more prosperity, schools | 
and highways. . 
That summarizes discussions at 
the first ‘‘cabinet’’ meeting of the 
seven Democrats who were elected 
to state and federal offices in the 
Nov. 2 election sweep. 
Gov. Williams eid the group 
also had agreed to seek “‘effi- 
cleacy, economy and reorganiza- 
tion” in state government. 
McNamara said he would press 
in Congress for an immediate fed- 
eral appropriation to help the states 
build highways. Michigan Dems | 
| converted bus two months 8-Car Red Wing 
Skids Off Rails 
in New England Diesel- Engine Flyer 
Cracks Up En Route to 
Boston From Montreal 
        
NASHUA, N. H. (#—The 
crack Montreal-Boston over- 
night train Red Wing 
jumped the tracks just 
& | north of the Nashua station 
early today killing one 
woman and injuring 19 per- 
sons. 
Six sections of the eight- 
‘car train overturned and a 
O. C, Hardy, New Hampshire 
superintendent of the Boston & 
Maine Railroad, described the acci- 
dent as a “ 
    Oakland County coroner. 
The child's mother, Eleanora, 23, 
told Lake Orion Patrolman Neal 
|Leonard she had been watching He was pronounced dead 
by Dr. H. F. Stahl, deputy | Boxboro. 
rolling all around in there.” 
Mai] clerk Lester Hyde of M 
  ee baby take his bottle while she 
rinsed out diapers beside the bed. 
|When the infant fell asleep, she 
stepped outside to hang up the | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 
| wash, | 
When she returned, she found 
Gordon, an only child, head first 
in the 12-quart pail. Efforts of 
Lake Orion firemen to revive 
him were futile. 
The baby’s 25-year-old father 
brought his family to live in the 
ago. | 
|Previously he had been a truck 
driver in Flint. 
He is employed at a_ builders 
supply company in Oxford. . 
The bus-home is parked behind 
a mode] horne in the Sunset Hills.     Rds. The elder McMaster’s father, | 
| Kenneth, is a bulldozer operator at | 
the project and arranged for the 
unique home. 
Funeral service will be held at 
11 a.m. Saturday at Allen’s Fun- 
eral Home, Lake Orion, with | 
burial in East Lawn Cemetery. 
  He said promises of federal high- 
way aid by the Eisenhower admin- | 
istration have not passed the talk- 
ing stage. 
McNamara also promised to, 
work for federal school construc- | 
tion funds. | 
Two of the four new state of- | 
| fictals, State Treasurer-elect San. | 
| ford A. Brown and Aud. Gen.- | 
elecg Victor Targonski said they 
| were not ready to discuss their | 
new offices in detail, 
Secretary of State-elect James | 
M. Hare said he thought a number | 
of services in his agency should be | 
shifted to others where they would 
fit better. 
Atty. Gen.-elect Thomas M. Ka-| 
vanagh said his policy would be. 
to let local officials assume re- | 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
What Does It Cost 
fo Go to Icabaru? WASHINGTON (UP)—The Civil 
Aeronautics Administration has a 
tough assignment from two boys 
who want to go on a diamond 
hunting mission in Venezuela start- 
ing in June of 1955. Peter Thomson 
and Jim Hopkins want to start   
They want to know about air 
transportation to Cuid Bolivar 
and Icabaru—and how much it 
would cost. Also they would like 
to know what the luggage limit is 
for the trip and how to get res- 
ervations. 
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                    Surviving besides the parents and 
the grandfather are two other 
grandparents, Mrs, Robert Reahd 
of Sandusky and Glenn Rayner of 
Davison, 
Weatherman Sees 
Clouds for Weekend The weatherman today predicted 
cloudy skies over Pontiac for the 
weekend. But he may be wrong. 
Despite yesterday's forecast for 
cloudy skies, sunny skies dawned 
for the sixth straight day today. 
But the official forecast is for 
partly cloudy skies tonight, with   
occasional showers Sunday and_/he 
‘turning colder. 
The U, S. Weather Bureau said 
tonight's low temperatures will 
range from 29 to 31, with a high 
tomorrow of 46 to 30. Yesterday's 
low -was 35, with the high 64. 
This morning in downtown Pon- 
tiac, the mercury stood at 33 
degrees at 8 o'clock. By 2 p.m. 
it had risen to 48 degrees. 
In Today's Press ances otee   
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oe oe   ford, Mass., said: ‘‘There 
awful lot of noise, 
| us in the mail car were tossed 
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Officer Testifies 
at Doctor's Trial Found No Signs That 
Sheppard Home Was 
Entered by Window 
CLEVELAND @® — The first 
police officer to enter the bedroom 
| subdivision at Clarkston and Sunset | Where Marilyn Sheppard lay slain said today he found no signs that 
anyone had entered from outside 
through a window, 
Fred F. Drenkhan, a patrolman 
in suburban Bay Village, said only 
one of three bedroom windows was 
open when he inspected the room 
shortly after Mrs. Sheppard was 
clubbed to death on July 4, 
The srecen of that window was 
securely latched ahd there was 
dust on the window sill, the po- 
liceman testified. The other 
two windows were locked. 
In previous testimony in the 
victims husband, Dr, Samuel H. 
Sheppard, 30, his defense attorneys 
had injected the possibility some- 
one might have come into the 
murder roor by climbing an apple 
tree at the rear of the home and 
entering a window. 
Shepard has maintained stead- 
fastly that his wife was beaten to 
death by a bushy-haired intruder, 
and that he was “clobbered” un- 
conscious when he tried to help 
rr. 
Drenkhan also said he found ne 
evidence of a struggle in the bed- 
room at the lakefront home, but 
noted blood specks on all four 
walls and on a closet door. 
      
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The Day in Birmingham 
Five-Community OK Spurs 
Evergreen Sewer Project — From Our Birmingham Bureau | feature-jength film “‘John Wesley. 
BIRMINGHAM — Advantages of Will be held here an Sunday 
7.30 p.m. at the Embury Metho- 
the proposed $2 740.000 nee dist Church. with a children’s mat- Interceptor Sewer appeared so ob- linee scheduled for 3°30. 
vious to area representatives meet- Produced by the Radio and Film 
ing here yesterday that a resoiu- Church in cooperation with 
tion asking for further action was; Arthur Rank. the motion picture 
passed and will be forwarded to, was filmed in England and is in 
the Oakland County Drain Com- the new Eastman. color. During 
missioner, City Manager Donald j1< initial period the film is being 
C. Egbert said toda’ released only to Methodist church 
The project took a sethack fol- es the Re.~ Reginald B Becker 
lowing last weeks election when explained. 
participation amounting to 62 per 
cent of the construction costs was 
threatened   
a 
It brings the colorful I8th cen 
tury evangelist and educator to 
the screen for the firs} time, un 
By a 43 margin, Southfield folding the story of his influence 
voters turned down a millage | upon history. 
inerease which would pay $1,- | 
703,557 as the township's . share The picture carries the English 
. _ clergyman through his ‘failure’ as 
_— ae amet ape ty (aneerca® a missionary to the Indians in 
~~: the Georgia Colony of America. 
With Troy Township absent, rep to the point where he sends super- 
resentatives from Birmingham the visors for the movement in the | 
Cit age, Southfield” new world following the American. 
Township, and both Bloomfield Revolution 
Hills and Township met with Mil- 
ton Adams of the State Water 
Resources Commission   
The new junior and high school 
youth group sponsored by youth 
It is the Water Resources Com- (ommittees of —. the Community 
mission that has cited all but. jiouse and the YMCA has named) 
Troy for pollution of the Upper itself the TNT Qub. The clyb will | 
Rouge Valley, and has set a Janu- hol@ an informal dance in the” 
ary deadline for Yemedial meas- | Youth Room of the Community 
ures to be taken. | House from 8 p.m. to midnight | The resolution will point out that jomorrow. ° 
population in the area has Paul Heins, Y youth director creased 50 per cent since 1950.' )., urged all members to attend Egbert said, roth the situation ex- : ‘and invites prospective members 
pected to become very critical un- |to make application at that time. lesg corrective steps are taken. 
| Birmingham 
Egbert said Adams indicated | dents who have visited UF agen- 
that the usual policy of the Wa-, cles te gain information for 
ter Resources Commission would either writing er speaking. 
be followed if the stop-poliution 
order wag not acted on. 
The matter would be referred to peered poli ae geen 
the attorney general and then sent newpaper, were Noe| Stookey. Ar- ‘day 
Journalism students who report-| Besides his widow. Detroit UF Campaign 
Goes Well Over Goal 
DETROIT ®» Detroit s 1954 
United Foundation Torch Drive 
went over its $13.750 000 goal by 
$703.537 drive chairman Don F 
Ahrens reported last nigh! 
Volunteer workers collect#d $13 
5.357 to support 150 service and 
social agencies in metropolitan J 
troit, Ahrens said 
Last year the drive netted $13 
600.000 
Former Patent 
Officer Dies Fred Hopkins Worked 
in Washington, D.C., for 
Forty Years 
Fred Mermam Iiopkins 
tired patent officer died Wednes- are va 
D C. following a six years illness 
Bora in Remeo in 1877, he was | 
married. there im 1904 te Char- 
lette Scott. After his graduation 
from the University of Michigan 
in 1902, Mr. Hopkins entered the 
patent office in Washington the 
following year. 
He later was graduated from the 
George Washington Law School, 
receiving degrees in both common 
and patent law. 
In 1930 President Hoover ap 
pointed him assistant commission- 
er of patents. He served in that | 
| position for four years. When he | 
retired in 1943, he was supervisory 
examiner of the patent office. Mr 
Hopkins had beeh a member of | 
the committee. on enrollment and. 
aminations for registrations of 
attorneys to practice before the, 
patent office. He also conducted | 
disbarment proceedings 
ef the Masonic Lodge 
and of the Chevy a ae 
dist Church 2 Washington. 
he is sur- 
ivived by a daughter, Mrs. Law- 
and two granddaughters 
  to the courts for action. The com-/jine Arit| Mary Lee Kodlesak, mission would then have no alter judy Ven Rosen and Donaa Knap- native than to investigate indi- pertz. Photographer Dave Gibbons 
olher eve co accompanied the group. ; 
ments, those which con- s Coached by Angelo Angelocci. 
je speakers addressed stu- 
| dent groups and loca! clubs. cage 
| relating the Torch Drive messa 
venient and an added expense in’ were Nancy Dowd. Sue Santen. 
the long run, | Thomas K'burg and Howard Lea- 
Egbert said- William Roeser, Venworth. id supervisor, felt that the’ 
time element prevented the proper | 
presentation of the problem to. tribute to the pallution, 
Ld s 
Mrs. Clark J» Green | 
| BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 
. He anticipated that @ ‘Anna Margaret) Green, 50, of 4200 
special @ectién would be called for 
late in Jantiarvy or the first of | p.m. tomorrow at Bell Chapel! of 
February. the William R. Hamilton Co. in 
o | Birmingham, with burial in White | | Telegraph Rd.. will be held at 1 ey 
proved construction of a brick 
an approximate cost of $8,500. Re 
quest came from the recreation 
board. which named the shelter 
the most urgent need for the rec- 
reation program. : 
The lawmakers alse approved 
a contract giving the city part 
Map will now spend two weeks 
per month, plus one additional 
week a year, in Birmingham. 
At other times he wil! work for 
Scott Bagby, Grand Rapids plan- 
ning consultant, who has also 
worked for the city. Bagby. in 
30 days a year and will attend at | 
“A Night in Stone-Age Brazil.” 
a lecture illustrated with recorded | 
sound and color film. will be given | 
at 8:15 tonight at the Cranbrook | 
School auditorium by Dr. Edward — 
M. Weyer Jr. 
The lecture is sponsored by 
Cranbrook Institute of Science 
and wif relate Weyer's expert- 
ences with a tribe of South Amer- 
fean Indians, never before in con- 
tact with e:vilization. 
Weyer made his one-man expe- 
dition equipped only with bow and 
arrow, a hammock and a jungie 
knife. While thie lecture one of 
an ‘annual series. is restricted to 
_open to the public at a nominal 
‘fee. . * 6 * 
A bublic sho showing of the new 
  City commissioners this week @P- | Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
shelter house for Eton Park, at 
least six plannjng board meetings bd] . 
‘“rephed 
institufe members, membership ix” Mrs. Green. wife of the town. | 
ship's police chief died yesterday | 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon- | 
tiac. 
s * * 
Charies T. Heigeson 
Funera] arrangements are pend- 
ing for Charles T. Helgeson, 84, 
of 313% Bradway Bivd.. who will | 
be taken from the Manley Bailey | 
Funeral Home to Albert Lea. | 
Minn. for service. He died at his | 
residence today after a short ill- | 
ness. 
Mr. Helgeson has been in the 
abstract business and previously | 
had been an instructor at Luther | 
Academy in Albert Lea. He had |   ‘turn, will be available here for | | been register of deeds in Freeborn int 
Minn. for 24 years. 
Survivors include two sons, ee 
gus G. and Harold R.., both of 
| Birmingham: six grandchildren. 
and two great-grandchildren. 
‘Patrolman Testifies 
at Sheppard Trial 
(Continued From Page One) 
| to prepare it for someone coming 
to bed."’ 
“How far was Marilyn's bed 
from the east wall window which 
was open?” Parrino asked. 
“About four feet.’ the officer’ 
* 
“As you examined ail the con 
tents of that room did sou find in 
that room any evidence whatso 
ever of a struggle?” 
“No, there wasn 't,”’ | County, 
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the patrol 
  Funeral service will be held at 
2 p m_ Saturday in the capital. 
,Burnal will follow in Rock Creek ' 
Cemetery. 
I Killed, 19 Injured 
‘in Train Derailment (Continued From Page One) 
| around like ten pirts. We were in. 
—|the car for about a half hour be- 
township residents prior to the Funeral service for Mrs. Clark J. | fore anyone could get to us Richard Stinchfield of Hudson. 
a Johns Manville employe. 
“I rushed from the building 
=r saw the cars toppled over on) 
the left side. There were screams | 
from the inside of the cars. With’ 
;@ group of men I boarded the train 
and carried the victims out.’ 
Conductor of the train was H. J. 
| Sanborn of Lebanon. NH. Samuel 
| Burns, 62, of Saugus, Mass, was 
the engineer, and J. P. LaFlamme, 
61. of Nashua. the fireman. 
The train was due at Nashua 
at 5:47 a. m. It jumped the tracks 
|at the Bridge St. crossing just 
north of the station 
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Railroad officials at Nashua 
were unable to give a cause of the 
' derailment 
Wreckage was strewn over three. 
‘tracks. blocking the road's main 
| lime between White River Junction 
and Boston. 
Traffic was rerouted between 
anchester. N.H.. and Lawrence. 
Mass. The line also pressed buses 
into service 
‘State Dem Team 
Confers on Policy (Continued From Page One) 
| sponsibility for enforcing criminal 
laws. 
Williams expressed the hope that 
the outgoing Republican Adminis-   
trative Board officials would invite | 
their Democratic successors-elect 
to drop in and become familiar 
with their duties before inaugura- 
tion Jan. 1 
Kavanagh said he already had 
such an invitation from Atty. 
Gea. Frank G. Millard. Targen. 
ski said he had not received an 
invitation from Aud. Gen. John 
RB. Martin but added “I intend 
te invite myself." 
  at his home in Washington. | 
disbarment which supervised ex- 
— a a 
rence B. Biebel of Dayton Ohie | 
  tHF, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 
Socialists Shun 
Mendes Bloc Won't Join Premier‘s 
Government Unless He 
Accepts Their Policy 
PARIS «®—Piemier Pierre Men- 
des-France s bid to enroll the big 
socialist party in his coaliuen gov-. 
ernment appeared today to have 
failed 
A party convention decided last 
night that sii Socialists invited to! 
lake Cabinet posts should refuse | 
unless the government accepts the | 
party’s basie program It seemed | 
unlikely that the Premier would 
agree to such terms since he has 
refused to bind his coalit:on gov 
ernment to ar 
gram 
Earlier, the Socialists voted 
7.817.454 to suppert the London 
and Paris accords te rearm a 
sovereign West Germany within 
the Western defense alliance. 
Ninety-three delegates abstained. 
The overwhelming favorable vote 
made it possible for Mendes. single party pro 
France to virtually assure Ameri 
| can officials the French National Gty Counell Wednesday night. 
| Assembly will ratify the pacts. The 
Premier leaves tor Washington to- 
morrow on a state visit. 
On the question of taking part 
in the government, the Socialists 
‘voted 1.773 for participation on 
_their own terms to 1.091 for par- | 
ticipation with no strings attached. | 
There were 498 voles against join- 
ing the Cabinet under any con- 
ditions 
The Socialist program calls for’ 
lan increase in minimum wages. 
| reduction of indirect taxes on ba- 
sic consumer goods. more public 
| works and withdrawal! of state aid 
to church institutions. 
Torch Campaign 
‘Goes Over Top Birmingham UF Drive 
Hits $186,000 Goal, 
Director Reveals 
BIRMINGHAM—Aetual figures. 
arent in yet, but a jubilant Mrs 
J Rowland Quinn. campaign c- 
rector for the Birmingham-Bloom- 
\field-Franklin area United Foun- 
dation Torch Drive said this 
| morning that “at the last minute 
the money just rolled in. putting us | 
over the top.” 
This means that at least $126.000 
was collected by more than 1.100 
volunteer workers. 
“The adding machines are go- 
ing at a terrific rate of speed,” | 
| said Mrs. Quinn, “but it will be 
several days before we have an 
accurate picture of the total.” 
Mrs. Quinn singled out for spe- 
cial praise the women volunteers 
|who solicited in the residential | 
areas. for performing a fine job. 
Foreign Investment 
Plan Wins Okay (Continued From Page One) | 
Cabot Lodge Jr. hailed nade deci- 
sion as a “step forward” 
industrializing under developed 
. Lodge. chief U.S. dele 
/gate to the United Nations. added 
in a statement: 
“This new appreach to interna. 
tional. economic development, tf | 
it is approved by the Congress, | 
should make possible a new en- 
terprise which weald contribute 
| substantially. to the industrial 
| progress of the less developed 
countries of the world.” 
Humphrey's announcement ac- 
cepted the name—Internationa! Fi- 
nance Corp. — and most opera-| 
\tional details of the institution ad ‘vocated during the last four years 
by underdeveloped n: nations. 
William E. Trout, 84, 
Retired Realtor Dies BIRMINGHAM William E. 
Trout. 84. of 1320 Dorchester St. 
a retired realtor and former owner - 
of the Home Insulation and Roof- 
ing Co. of Pontiac, died last night 
in Detroit 
A Past president of the North- 
west Realty Co. of Detroit, Mr. 
Trout had lived in seclemncmmy) 
and Ferndale for over 15 years. 
His activities included the direct.   
  
  
    
  Sylvan Lake Mayor. 
toting. 
United Fund Returns 
+(Continued- From Page One}— 
Geer Mrs Margaret Ter- 
reault. Miss Clara Nusbaumer, Fine Chromium Plated 
Mrs. David MacLaren and Mrs ° 
Roberg Blackburn 2-Slice Toaster 
Gifts of $30 and over recently 
tabulated include 
| United Pund. emploves _....... 235 
Roosevelt Hotel Dl. tse bir i a x Benson Co.. employes 138 2 ard Cummings eas 120 Saat pte J R Greenhaigh . 106 One u! 
ity Poundry, firm and employee 100 
m R. Ward 1ee 
iggs . 100 t 2 Lowering doors automatically 1 y wie cose Cel empieyes! . 4 turns toast. Toasts 2 slices at 
Marcero cc and Candy _ is ae. = Margeret Ann - @. 
Thomas Jewelry as Shaw's 
Jewelry, employes sats $3 
Connolly's Jewelers employes” 52 be > Mrs. Gertrude K Bills : x» 
| George Tripp . » 
; Arthur C Compton & Bon: Lor Co 50 
| National Coach Body none wale ba 
i Motel Bar ... ” 
Automatic Heating ......... 0 
| Sleters Pontine Co. ......-.05.0: s 
a aor Oar oe nossouce 50 M D. h 
omas Baking Co ,......,. 54 t) si = mates ra odern Design—Chrome 
‘his car was struck by the auto of | . 1954 
    
Dems Line Up 
on Dividend Tax _ Three Won't Support 
| Move to Repeal Cut in 
Stockholders’ Levies 
WASHINGTON o—Three Demo- 
| crals the ta,-writing House 
| Ways and Means Committee say | 
'they won't support a promised 
moved to repeal the controversial 
ltax cut on dividends enacted by 
the last Congress 
With Republican hetp, that coud | 
kill the repeal effort. 
Two other committee Democrats , 
were noncommittal, while 4 of the 
| 10 holdover Democrats polled on, 
the issue said they would a 
repeal 
One committee member did nol 
reply. 
ame Anthony Kreps cos ' The dividend tax cut. 
' backed by the Eisenhower adminis- 
i tration, was written into the 1954 
. tax revision act over strong oppo- 
the sixth consecutive Year.) sition trom many Democrats, some Anthony Kreps was elected mayor | 4 whom made an issue of ft in 
‘of the City of Sylvan Lake by the.| the election campaign. on 
  ANTHONY KREPS 
Foy strongly They said the tax cut would be a H 
spur to business investment and Index of Prosperity 
help long-range economic growth., JANESVILLE, Wis. (UP) 
Many Democrats attacked the | Things are looking up! The Parker 
move as specia] reli¢f for the weal- Pen Co. has reported {hat its sale: 
thy. (of red ink throughout the nation 
dropped 21 per cent this year. 
Dulles Seen Willing 
to Name Dem Aide That Was a Hot One 
NEW YORK —The New York; DENVER «®—In Denver's Vet- 
Times said today that Secretary erans Day parade an ancient fire 
of State Dulles would be willing, truck from Arvada displayed this 
in support of bipartisanship, to Sign: “Old fire trucks never die— 
name a qualified Democrat as a they just parade away.”’ 
| State Department consultant. 
Dulles was represented as being For Retarded Children 
anxious to preserve the form as 
‘well as the substance of a biparti- | DETROIT @—Gov. Williams has 
| san foreign policy, a Washington proclaimed Nov. H-23 as Retarded 
dispatch to the Times reported. | Children’s Week in Michigan.   
  
  
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It exempts from income taxes 
Before beginning his long ten- the first $50 in dividends received | 
ure as mayor, Kreps served as by shareholders each year. And! 
major pro-tem for one year ' stockholders are permitted to de- 
Named mayor - pro-tem for the duct > per cent of their remaining | 
fifth time at Wednesdays organi-| dividends directly from the tax: 
vational meeting was Howard E_ | bill they otherwise would pay. | 
Wideman This amounts to an. estimated | 
John [. Estes and Mrs Mar- revenue reduction of about 36? za 
jone B Willson were reappointed | hon dollars a year. 
cit) attorney and clerk-treasurer, Republicans argued that corpora. | 
respectively } | tion profits are taxed twice—first | 
William W > Bigford was appoint-| under regular corporation income 
ed constable. Bigford was defeated’ taxes and again under individual 
in the race for the elected con-' income levies as profits are passed 
stables post last week by Frank out to stockholders in dividends. 
L. Stott 
Stott, who was sworn in at the 
meeting, had previously been ap- 
pointed constable. Syivan Lake has 
two constables, one elected. the 
other appointed 
Also sworn in was veteran Coun- 
ciman Frank E Baldwin. who 
was re-elected in the Nov. 2? bal- ee 
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 
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  The Weather , man replied after a defense objec. Williams said Lt, Gov - elect! ing of choruses in Detroit. Anti-Rust_ Inhibiter 
tion was overruled Philip A. Hart will play an impor- Surviving are two sons, Paul J. | " aaety tonight. Low tontght 31 Te Drenkhan testified that in the ‘ant. but as-vet-undetermined role. of Detroit. Donald L. of Rockford. % , Gueranteed Ist Quality Anti-F noe. weetly clendy. Bish 46-99. 18 room of the house a secre- ae and executing ee two daughters, Mrs. M 4 Mion on m nae e _— 
. —- tary desk had the three lower 7s ; omery of Birmingham. Mrs. Hel- 2 Lowest seeeuicre secccivs s am drawers pujled out. Papers. he The governor plans to organize en Meitz of Detroit: coven grand’| 3 cons, a= wit on re 
oe caid were strewn! cn ihe 6 a ‘‘super-cabinet’ of the Adminis- ohidre y advertised “Tair-traded ‘she a. : e floor. : ; nm and six great-grandchil- S ut gamma at 8 am Wine velocity (2 mph The fi th, t d 1 trative Board and top appointive dren. i$ 
Brome priday at 513 pm h . ay ee ae , officials fo meet every two weeks. Funeral > Sun rises Saturday st 7:30 a m ba eal! ' The Democratic “team” will | ral services for Mr. Trout 2 A, 
me ies at ene “Otherwise. the appearance of confer ivately again Dec. $10 will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday $ Moon sets Gaturday at 1052 am the room seemed normal.” the | lat Hav tan gai from Manley Bailey Funeral Home | $ |S XN. ca m Damntown Temperatares «2 Officer said. , With burial in ee cemetery. | 2 
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a = Pontiac Deaths sary ov Cneres get some fnmy 100% Pure Oil One Year “Age t fa Pontiac \Gewe 2 Gel. 
tabed Mageitere cs | The other day a Washington tele- Mesh temperature... .............. ry James W. i _vision station called and said that 
Weeer rae. ‘Stor a a listener wanted to know if any- Highest oud, Lowest Temperatares Tate James W. Stoner, 78. of 263 Os- | | body lived: in the litgary. 
#9 tm 1902 1@ in 1911 MUN St., died this morning. | The telephone. operator replied: 
een Born in Canada June 26. 1876. he “Only book worms live here, sir.’ 
arpenn Gt Se 'Meanses cits ts ¢ Was the son of Charles and Arvilla | The library, by the way, is about ay 
Rumarcn $6 3 Memphis ss go Swarthout Stoner. He was mar- to get out a new list of publications . : 4 Miam! go 74 ried to Effie McLeod in Caro. ready for the reading public. An x é a 4 3 — —~ rf o Surviving are three sons and two alert proof-reader caught this one: ee tans. oe . # oO taawn 8 3 | daughters. _ It read: “Four Historic Hips.” od Re , @ rs “ a ae , 3 Arrangements are by the Purs The proper word, as any old es EA ™ : $ i Fal AS if 
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‘New members of the board of Tea pesca bilan ele - | S Sa 10. mes New Officers |testces, sr: Mrs. John ‘Devis|intve commitee to. help amend — 7, LIMM turday Mrs. Sally Daly,| and add to the humane laws of Adjustable Sterling Silver : Extra shopping hours with EXTRA Oakland County Anima) Welfare | Birmingham; Mrs. A. H. Meyer,| Michigan. . . . 
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formal education 
o tarded children ii D Pe lo said Casares admitted he and 
ijuana etectives two accomplices took the $10,000 
All U d A in a robbery in. Los Angeles and 
n ef rrest -| deposited the money in a Tijuana 
maatanic | ank. Speaker ANA, Mexico ®—The en-| When the men returned to 4 
juana i ‘ 21, the money, Miranda Bello said he 
- yuan See est nacht on | was toldathree Tijuana tectives 
eae : aie == — = | took $9,000 of the loot and told 
of Army Capt. Salvador Re-| Casares and his accomphces to get 
vueltas Olvera. ‘ | out of town 
Police said the arrests followed| Casares was arrested in Vex 
a statement by Raoul Casares‘that City and returned here arial 
Tijuana detectives had taken from) No charges have been filed a graduate o 
him $9,000 of the $10,000 loot from ————— 
a Los Angeles robbery. | AL U.S. states have compulsory 
Dist, Atty. Leonidg Miranda Bel- education laws. GRAND RAPIDS W—A Univer- 
sity. of Chicago~educator says it’s 
futile for teachers 
Dr. Bruno Bettl 
the 
Jena in Germany 
meeting of the Internationa) Coun- 
cil for Exceptional Children that | “even if you can't learn to read | 
Teach Retarded /and write, you can perform useful | 
tasks.” 
to Perform Tasks, | “In the United States there are 
such tasks as farming, gardening | 
and domestic work that can be | 
mastered by the mentally retard. | 
ed” he said : 
Dr. Bettleheim said mentally re-— 
tarded people can get a feeling of 
achievernent in such tasks but | 
meet only frustration in trying to 
acquire a fortnal education. Advises 
to try to impart 
to “seriously re 
heim, whois also 
University of 
told a regional More than half the food stores 
in the United States now handle 
frozen foods. A : . 
iNF PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954   
structed ‘its members to submit ' Rhonda Fleming Seeks 
quotations. ee . > q 
The order probably would top Divorce in Switzerland ithat of 1948 when Russia pur-) HOLLYWOOD W—A spokesman | chased 365 locomotives and rolling 
i stock. It would be the first such | for a Rhonda Fleming says 
order since the start of the Korean | She will go to Switzerland next War: | week to obtain a divorce from Dr. 
. ee Lewis V. Morrill, whom she mar- 
. ried in 1952. 
Seeks Postal Pay Hike | Miss Fleming, now in Rome, will 
LOS ANGELES WW — Salary meet the residence requirement of 
“boosts for postal employes and an four weeks in Switzerland for the 
increase in first-class postage from divorce and then return to Holly- STOP TORTURE 
OF COUGHS Soviet Train Order 
for Japan Reported TOKYO W — The newspaper 
Asahi today said Russia wants to 
buy 50 narrow-gauge steam loco- 
motives and 1,000 freezer cars 
from Japan, g 17-million-dollar 
order. ; 
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Hal Boyle Says:   Jail Shut; Violators 
_|Snub Traffic Court 
  no city jail or workhouse, so we 
just release them now if they re- 
fuse to pay,’ said Judge Elvin 
Woodroof yesterday. He said he did 
not have authority to put them in 
county jail. 
Mayor Ben West closed the city 
jail after Chancery Court issued 
an. injunction forbidding occupa- 
tion until the building was made | 
suitable for habitation. Thirty-one 
city prisoners were released at 
that time.   Red A-Blasts Mapped 
by Japanese Scientist 
KANAZAWA, Japan —A Japa- 
nese scientist said today the latest 
series of Russian atomic explosions 
were carried out in the Lake Baikal 
area of Siberia in late October and   
early November. 
Kameo Ito, head of Kanaza-| ° J 
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  to Belgium: 
| there is no law about it, but by 
' custom the seventh child in every 
Belgian family is the godchild of 
the King. 
However, a mother doesn’t have | 
to raise that large a family to 
start getting something from the 
government. She gets an allowance 
equivalent to $6.30 a month for her 
first child. The figure gradually 
rises until the payment reaches a American stars, 
Monroe by a wide margin . 
  vaded the frontier. . 
TV sets in the nation, 
‘of them are in cafes . . child, and any thereafter. 
* * * 
death allowances, and a nonwork- | 
| from the government to stay home to his customers. 
and raise her kids.   
  These family bonuses increase   
  
FRI., SAT. 
& MON. 
COAT or SUIT PEOPLES 
with your new w infer 
    
  Federql Payroll Drop 
Continuing This Year 
WASHINGTON (—The federa the birth rate in rura] more than 
in industria] \areas, however. The 
clear bracing’ air in rural zones 
is regarded by some authorities as 
even more important to the birth 
rate than government bounties. 
Belgium's 8,725,000 people have 
three different national tongues —} 
Flemish, French and German. 
Some 3,039.315 in 1950 spoke 
French only, 3,473,291 Dutch only, 
49,033 German only. 
It was also discovered that 334.-| 
206 inhabitants couldn't speak any | 
of the three languages. It turned 
out most of them had a reasonable | 
excuse—they were still under 2 
-| years of age. 
Belgium produces no romantic | in September, dropping 13,943 per- | 
committee reported today. 
September was reported as 2,317, 
same month a year ago. 
  tinued a two-year downtrend. 
  
  ous home- Produced | doc umentary and a Volume only one forty-nines. and currently 
Jane Russell is ahead of Marilyn 
Television is state controlled here, 
and separate networks are provid- 
ed for the Flemish and French- 
speaking populaces. Two hours of 
TV are scheduled for the kids each 
Thursday afternoon (children get an 
afternoon off every week), but so 
far Hopalong Cassidy hasn't in- 
. So far 
peak of $13.90 monthly for her fifth | there are only an estimated 40,000, 
and most. 
. Here | 
There are also smal] birth and. 48 in America the thoughtful bar- 
tender is in the forefront of any 
ing mother also gets an allowance | move that will help bring culture Belgian—Mothers—Receive 
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sons below August, a Senate-House | 
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     the results f the election) an hou: 
rf after the polls close when you've been 
i ——arguing over-the election for three 
months.” 
* * * 
Mr. Willman, well undertahe 
to answer. 
The reply is: 
VERY IMPORTANT. 
* * * 
We may argue over the Michigan- 
Michigan State football game all week, 
but no one wants to wait even an hour, 
Mr. WILLMAN, when it ends. 
They want to know at once 
By “at once,” we mean in thirty sec- 
onds, or three seconds. And they're 
entitled to know. The same holds grue 
| of your elections. If you could provide - 
| the people with the answer in thirty 
: seconds you should do so 
  
      
    
            
      
         THE PONTIAC PRESS Pontiac 12. Michigan 
Reg CU 8 Patent Office Datiy Frueept S.ncar 
Published from Twe Powtiac Presa Bullcing 
  
    
    Masotp A. Prrzcerzara, Publisher 
Comnap a Cuvacn Hossce F Broom Rvssety Betsert 
Edftoy Advertising Manager Nat! Ady Meg: 
Entered at Post eee Pontiac, Mi sh. a* second class mater 
MEMBER oF THE asso IATED PR PSs 
The Associated Press is entit tied fx cuSiveiw "os the use 
for republicaiion of ali loreal news (cirtec tn chia news 
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Tue Pontiac Prtss ts det 
& week where ariier service 
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1954 FRIDAY, N¢ EME LC 
    
Mr. Willman’s Question 
And a Prompt Answer 
City Manager Watrer K. WuLasax 
asks a questjon of anyone § arentil 
who happens to be listening 
Queries he . 
“T wonder l.cw impertant it is to have 
* * 
Of course you can’t. 
Therefore, you should do the 
next—best thing—and provide 
them as soon as possible. If you 
can do it in an hour with 
machines, let’s have machines. 
Otherwise we wait until some 
time the next day before your 
larger and slower precincts get 
all the facts in hand. 
Next question. * 
  
———————_ = 
Lesson From Saginaw 
There ig a_lesson for any community 
considering fluoridation in Saginaw 
voters’ decision to abandon that process 
after a three year trial. 
While the charter amendment 
prohibiting. continued use of 
fluorides carried by only 228 
votes, the Saginaw News consid- 
ers it overwhelming and con- 
clusive. Its opinion is based on 
the fact that the issue was the 
subject of so much pre-election 
discussion. 
~ * * 
Opponents argued that they had been 
subjected to mass medication despite 
support of the process by the city’s 
health officer and national medical and 
dental associations. In discussing the 
question of why voters rejected an ap- 
parently beneficial ‘program, the News 
said: 
“...fluoridation’s sponsors 
may have let the program's even- 
tual success slip out of their hands 
at the time when it was instituted 
three years ago. Hindsight now 
indicates it would have been bet- 
ter if all controversy had been 
aired prior to inauguration of the 
program.” 
* * * 
In other words, informed public 
opinion is essential to the successful use 
of fluoridation. Saginaw’s vote was a 
victory for opponents of this process. 
It was a defeat for better dental health. 
Drivers More . Skillf ul 
There’s some encouraging news on 
the highway accident front. 
It comes from the National Safety 
Council which says today’s automobile 
drivers are more skillful than their 
fathers. The council adds that this fact 
is just one of several which has made 
it possible to report improved safety in 
six of the last seven years. 
* * * 
Other factors listed include today’s 
safer cars with their better brakes and 
improved lights. Also contributing   
' materially is our present highway sys- 
tem which, with all its faults, is still the 
best-in the world. 
‘Other helpful developments 
en, Sah Pct immu Asm Ew aeret |) 00 N=Rerernatcs | reall 054 Ee Sanrio PS 0 art] D> a=) Isl mea Fens Sl, ae 
have been the advent of traffic 
engineering. better law enforce- 
ment and greater uniformity,,Qf.. 0.0 egress 
traffic laws. Then, too, pedes- 
trians living in a country with 
50,000,000 automobiles are learn- 
ing how to take care of them 
selves. 
* * 
nappened. 
fact that the major re- 
sponsibility for highway safety rests on 
individual drivers. * 
has however, to 
' maria < f me SNouiar rs O 
  
Weapon Against Hunger 
Research conducted by one Occiden- 
‘al and three Hindu scientists gives 
providing a verv effective 
which promise of 
weapon 
pesets half the new avainst the hunget 
world 
The result of this co-operative 
project is a substitute rice devel- 
oped by blending flours made 
from tapioca roots and peanuts. 
According to the Scientific Amer- 
can reporting on the work done 
at Mysore, India, the new rice 
looks and tastes like some varie- 
ties of the natural product used 
in India. 
* * * 
The substitute, however, is said to 
have three great advantages. Tested 
on animals it proved to be twice as 
nutritious as natural rice. A given area 
of land can grow twice as much tapioca 
and peanuts as rice and with less-atten- 
tion. Production costs are estimated at 
$100 a ton, considerably cheaper than 
rice. 
If that half of the human fam- 
ily living on rice likes this new 
food, it may prove to be a won- 
derful agent in diminishing the 
unrest born of the hunger which 
always has been a major world 
problem. Certainly experience 
emphasizes the fact that full 
stomachs are a strong bulwark 
against the spread of Communism. 
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The Man About Town 
Many Deer Here 
Local Nimrods Can Find 
Good Hunting Near Home 
Arrogance; Usually just a form of 
ignorance. ‘   
With the northward trek already started, 
many local deer hunters are leaving behind 
some good hunting in the Pontiac. area 
Cleaning his gun tn preparation for a trip to 
the northern peninsula. 
Ben Wilshire 
of Pontiac Road looked out his kitchen win- 
dow and saw a buck and two does in his own 
back yard. Traffic was held up on the Dixie 
Highway just northwest of Pontiac Thursday 
morning to allow four deer to leisurely trot 
across the road. Near Walled Lake, 
Douglas Rasmusson 
registered a protest because the deer are 
eating bis strawberry plants and stripping 
other vegetation around his home. The big- 
gest population of deer in Oakland County 
is in Kent Lake Park near Milford. where 
the herd has passed the hundred mark, but 
they enjoy year round protection. However, 
they are prone to stray outside its limits. 
Through the game biologist at ‘Highland 
Recfeation Area, : has 
Jo Vogt; 
an effort is being made to get some data on 
the deer killed in Oakland County. Hunters 
are requested to notifv him of the age, size, 
antlers, etc. Write him at Milford As the 
season opens, housewives will be interested 
to learn that 
Mrs. Freida Bennett, 
Oakiand County Home Demonstration Agent, 
has some free booklets on the cooking of 
venison : 
In the 12 times ‘hat he has been the Re- 
publican nominee, always winning, “ 
Congressman George A. Dondero 
has made a close run but once. That was 
in 1936 when he had a margin of only 1,140 
over 
Draper Allen, 
the Democrat nominee. In the other 11 
election he has won by majorities ranging 
from 6.312 to 47,408. this year by 11,587. 
Here where a great many of them 
are made it is interesting to note 
that the automobile industry is the 
chief user of steel, gasoline, rubber, 
upholstery, leather, mohair, plate 
glass, lead and nickel. 
With a habit of ees looking on the 
bright side. 
Mrs. Conrad Brownetl 
of Auburn Heights, calls attention to the fact 
that the days this week have been the most 
glorious she ever saw in Michigan in Novem- 
ber. And our young people tell me that the 
nights have been just as glorious. 
Verbal Orchids to— 
_Charles A. Moody 
of 48 Cherry Ct ninetieth birthday. 
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Harmes 
of 1038 LaSalle St.; golden wedding. 
Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Hartz 
of Holly: fifty-second wedding anniversary. 
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodell 
of Silverwood; golden wedding.         =F Se eae ee) eee 
Voice of the People   Year of Decision 
Ex-Student Praises Francis Staley, 
Principal of Eastern Jr. High School ‘Letters will be condensed when ne 
ea:y because of lack of space Fu.l rane 
adcress and te.ephone number the 
writer must @cecmpany letters bu ese 
Sis fot be published !f the writer » 
Tequests unless the letter ts critical iD 
Its nature | 
I was delighted to see the article 
in the paper November 9 by 
Francis Staley. Im one of the 
many who were privileged to at 
tend Eastern Jr High School where 
Mr Staley presides as prinetpal. 
His kindness and generosity 
are symbols of higher educa- 
tion. He is never too busy to 
see a student and discuss his or 
her problems. | believe he has 
good advice to offer. 
To you, Mr. Staley, my hat ts 
off. You've done a grand job and 
I consider it a privilege to be one 
of your many ex-students. 
Mrs. Audrey 
3M 8 Maree Brewer 
Scores ‘No’ Voters” 
on Korean Bonus 
In looking over the election re 
turns I notice many people voted 
against the Korean bonus. Thes do 
not think very much of the fellows 
who were fighting over there, or is 
it that their sons were fortunate 
enough to have parents with 
enough influence to keep them out 
of the fight? Seems to me that a few dollars 
Ie little enough to offer young 
men for their lives, | wonder 
how they must feel when they 
look aj the “no” votes, What a 
slap in the face that must aa 
been, 
Here they were wiling to give 
Uieir lives, if necessary, for you 
and their country, but they were 
fortunate enough not to have to 
give them. Then they return home 
and find that some of their people 
do not think that they did enough 
for a- bonus 
You who voted “no” on the pas 
sage of the bonus. what are you 
using for a heart these days? 
L. FE, Robertson 
345 Branch St 
Interesting Happenings 
in Recent Election 
Some of the things that interested 
me m this last election were that 
the mayority mn Birmingham, 
Bloomfield Hills and Huntington 
Woods voted against the Korean 
Bonus although by a smal) marin 
and 4266 voted in Berkley for a 
prosecutor but didnt vote, for a 
sheriff 
Now that the election is over and 
some of us look like deflated ba! 
loons, we can wel] remember that   
Case Records of a . Psychologist   there's not too much distance he- 
tween a pat on the shoulder to a 
kick in the pants, 
Ruth Hagoa 
3110 Garden Ct. . 
Says Women in Shops 
Cause Broken Homes 
Why don’t our aiken separate 
men and wemen in sheps? There 
have been more homes broken up 
and it starts with women working 
Why don't they pick 
ou some man who isn't marned? 
There is lots of work for a wom- 
an without going into the factories 
Let u& wives. husbands and chil- 
dren have a nappy home. 
_ A Wife 
Looking Back 15 years ago 
MOSCOW REPORTS Finns are 
umielding in their attitude 
FEAR OF Naz) attack is fading 
in Holland in the shops. 
20 years age 
COUNTY PIONEER. 
mun. dies at ® 
TWO UNIVERSITY of Califor- 
na students suspended ag Com- 
munists MW. H. Os- 
Man Over 40 Worries About Impotence, 
Takes Up Drinking to Escape Fears When men past 40 suddenly 
drinking, do you know 
the most likely cause? Well. 
you wives can stop the need 
for whisky tf you will study 
this case record carefully and 
then use the advice in the 
bulletin described below For 
alcoholism after 40 ts usually 
based on gex fears. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case M-365: Howard R. aged 
46. has been a successful businéss- 
man. 
“But. Dr. 
begun to drink 
wife tearfuly informed 
what is so. strange 
whole affair. he never 
touch hquor at all. 
“But about two years ago he 
started taking a highball. He said 
it was good for his appetite and 
helped relax his nerves at night. 
“But he has continued drink- 
ing until now he doesn't get 
home at night till 2 o'clock in 
the morning. And he says he 
can't quit liquor. start 
Crane. Howard has 
to excess.” his 
me. ‘And 
about the 
used to 
“What can I do to save him, 
for he is a wonderful man?” 
Yesterday I told you that we 
psychologists regard alcoholism 
as the figurative fire escape which 
people take to get away from the 
burning emotional conflicts inside 
themselves 
Remember, people never try to 
Aunt Het 
  I know women buy some funny 
hats, but when I see one that is flee from pleasure and happiness 
So you .can_quickly deduce that 
Howard -is afratd of something’ or 
unhappy, despite his successful 
business career and attractive 
wife. 
What should scare a man of 
readers of this clinical columa 
eon psychology can make a pretty 
shrewd guess. 
Howard is terrified about im- Thus, by stumbling home 
drunk at 2 a.m., Howard fig- 
ures he can keep his wife con- 
cerned about him and thinking 
of him. And she will be so anx- 
tous about his drunken state 
that she will not see te the bot- 
tom of his strategy. 
“He doesn't kiss me or make 
love to me simply because he is 
so drunk,” Howard figures she 
will decide. 
And thus he protects his male 
ego by disguising from her the 
poterice. Later discussion with his very deflating thought that he is 
wife revealed the fact that their 
marriage had been platonic for 
the last two years. 
So Howard is like millions of 
other males who pass the age of 
  40. He got scared over his waning 
sexual vigor and feared that he 
was becoming prematurely senile. 
In his terror. he finally sought 
an escape via the whisky bottle, 
as many middle-aged men do. 
For whenever a man_ starts 
drinking to excess after the age 
- of 40. your first gness should be 
sexual fears. 
also serves as a red herring, for 
it diverts his wife’s attention 
from the real cause of Howard’s 
difficulty. ; 
No husband wants to admit to 
his wife that he is on the shelf. 
It is mankind's most, sensitive 
point. 
Subconsciously, therefore, such 
- a husband witli worry about how to 
hold his wife's devotion. 
“If 1 can’t appeal to her as a 
sweetheart,” Howard subconscious- 
simply awfal, I know the poor ty reasons, “then I'll appeal to her 
woman's husband picked it out. 
> p 
  maternal love.” 
t a 
* on the shelf. ; 
You wives can easily stop this 
kind of alcoholism by sending for 
my bulletin ‘“‘How to Prevent Im- 
potence,’’ enclosing a stamped re- 
turn envelope, plus a dime. 
For neither husband nor wife 
was intended by God Almighty to 
lose their sex vigor till death.. But 
fears can scare you into im- 
potence. 
_{Coparight. Hopkts Bepktss 3 pene cots Iaed    David Lawrence Says:   
McCarthy Censure Vote 
May, Defeat GOP in 1956 
WASHINGTON—The Senate may 
vote to censure Senator MéCarthy. 
but it cannot possibly rub out the 
millions of voters in his following 
This presents a politic aly problenr 
for the Republican’ Party in) 1% 
and may cost it control of the 
White House. as well as Conyress 
next time unless the wounds in 
the party are healed 
For the facts are 
Case. who made an issue of Me- 
Carthy in New Jersey, now ap- 
pears to have been elected sena- 
for by a plurality of less than 
4.900 votes. He failed to win a 
majority of the votes cast in last 
week's election Approximately 26:- 
1 votes were cast for two in- 
dependent candidates sympathetic 
to MeCarthy and 
If these votes had been swung 
to the Demo ‘ratle nominee, he 
would have won overwhelmingly 
That's not a healthy situation for 
the Republicans to contemplate 
= 1956. that Chfford 
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Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
International News Services 
Pretty corrugated in international 
wrangles when the wife of an 
American diplomat cal!s for a free 
boot at a Russian cop. 
That sure Set off an aformnec 
blast in a samovar. 
We feel she shouldnt butt into 
her husband's business. 
The Kremlin said she Was a 
Hooligan. As usual they are mut- 
tering the half-truth that louses 
up the details. The first name of 
Hooligan is Happy. 
The Soviet charges the lady was 
boisterous and rowdy Over here 
that $ not a serious charge during 
the shopping season. 
The truth is oe was hodaking 
the native as he leaped from 
bough to bough uttering the 
quaint cries of his species. Then 
a couple of Moujiks drove up on 
foot. A Moujik is a Cossack who 
ate his hoss. 
  
We will furnish a taboo list for 
tourists with dollar cameras with 
granulated evelids. You cannot 
take the picture of a station 
flower bed at a whistle stop. No 
snaps will be permitted of any 
chimney that isn't smoking. Nor 
a burned-out electric bulb 
Under no conditions will you 
be allowed to Kodak a sick kom- 
missar in bed on two chairs. Not 
photograph a komaradaa pulling 
a plow uphill alongside a mule 
There will be no visds granted 
for a fish-fry with minnows 
The OGPU will slap any tour- 
ette around who snaps-a panoramic 
two-by-three of an equestrian sta- 
tue of a hero on roller-skates. No 
visitor is permitted to make an 
enlargement of ants ata collec- 
tive picnic, pronounced piknik. 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
It does net matter what we say 
. . . Wherever folks convene .. . 
But how we emphasize the words 
... And what we really mean .. .. 
For in our English language there 
: Is every latitude... We may 
be frank. deceiving or... We may 
imply our mood .. . The mere 
inflection of our voice . . . May 
change a single phrase... And 
make it sound ‘sarcastic, though 
.., The words are words of praise 
... The sentiment may be sincere 
«.. Or there may be that spark 
. Which indicates that what was 
said .. . Was just a snide remark 
. So as we move around and as 
. . We make our friendship choice 
. . Let us consider every word 
. .. According to the voice’ 
(Copyright 1984)   
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Wherefore say, Behold, I give 
unte him my covenant of peace. 
—Numbers 25:12, hberatels In New York State Senator een: 
Republican, lost the governorship 
to Averell Harriman by less than 
15.000 votes butthere are reliable 
estimates that somewhere between 
00 000 and 300,000 Republicans de- 
to go to the 
polls on account of Ives” stand on 
the McCarthy censure issue, 
These estunates come from Re 
publican officials in New York 
State are in a. position 
to know what happened when the 
registration 
with the actual vote, refused 
who 
Also, Ines. two years ago got 
more than 1,300,000 Republican 
majority, Which was more than 
President) Eisenhower received. 
There is ne evidence that in the 
last two years he has lost, his 
personal popularity, 
Hence political observers from 
New York are writing in to say 
that Ives was the victim of the 
McCarthy eontroversy, In the last 
three weeks of his campaign, it is 
estimated that 250.000 post cards 
were sent to Ives by New York 
State voters saying that he would 
not receive the votes af the sender 
of the post card unless he declared 
himself as favorable to McCarthy, 
Reports are coming in) from 
Iowa that Senator Gillette, Demo- 
erat, who once headed the Senate 
Subcommittee on Privileges and 
Elections which initiated the in- 
vestigation of Senator McCarthy, 
was hurt politically in the last 
few da\s of the campaign by an 
open letter from the Wisconsin sen- 
ator : 
One charge made by the Wis-_ 
consin senator was that the sub- 
committee, when Gillette was 
chairman, had asked the post- 
master in Washington to place 
upon the mail to Senator Mc- 
Carthy and his wife what is 
known as a “mail cover” — a 
form of surveillance of personal 
mai] used, it is sald, under exist- 
ing law only when fugitives from 
justice are involved. 
A reverse twist to the McCarthy 
issue occurred in Illinois, where 
anti-McCarthy Republicans voted 
for Senator Douglas. Democrat, 
rather than for Joseph Meek, the 
Republican nominee. Charges are 
heard that the Illinois Citizens for 
Eisenhower didn't go all out for 
Meek. Among anti-McCarthsites 
much was made of Meek’s sym- 
pathetic attitude for McCarthy. 
When President, Eisenhower vis- 
ited the Llinois State Fair during 
the campaign. he did not invite 
Meek to sit on the platform with 
him nor let him ride with him in 
the parade. This was interpreted 
by many anti-McCarthy voters as 
-a sign that the President wanted 
to remain aloof from a candidate 
who was prominently allied with 
the Wisconsin senator. 
Reports also are coming in that 
Senator Fergusen, defeated in 
Michigan, was hurt in some re- 
spects by the McCarthy issue be- 
cause of the stay-at-home vote. 
This was a form of protest 
against both nominees. 
The fact remains that the Mc- 
Carthy issue cut deeply into the 
Republican chance of —— the 
Senate. 
Despite the plain implications of 
the controversy, some of the same 
people who have been needlirig the 
White House all along to become 
openly anti-McCarthy are now de- 
nouncing “peaceful co-existence” 
inside the Republican Party and in- 
sisting that the President fight it 
out within the party on a knock- 
down-drag-out basis. Many of 
those who are giving the White 
House that advice are themselves 
more in sympathy with Truman 
polities of the past than with the 
Republican Party. 
The censure controversy will 
leave deep wounds. The roll- 
call vote of each senator will be 
remembered. The controversy 
will carry over inte the next ses- 
sion with more and more battling 
between Republicans, 
Senator Flanders, Republican, 
started the censure movement. Fle 
can wistfully survey the wreckage 
of the 1954 election and probably, 
if there are no measures applied 
by the leaders of the Republican 
Party to bring harmony in that 
party in 1956, he will see a sequel 
then to the disunity of 1954. 
_ (Copereekt 1954)   
Dr. Brady Picks Quarrel With Dentist 
From Michigan Who Lauds His Work > By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 
Somewhere in my maddening 
files or maybe, in a_ scrapbook 
there is, I hope, a citation—if I 
may flatter myself — I received 
from a Nebraska Dental Society, 
commending or approving some of 
my teachings in regard to preser- 
vation of the teeth, 
At the time the dental society 
gave me the pat on the back the 
— had not become fully 
In several dnieanay pittien: 
tions, which seem with 
the dentists, 1 have “treated 
as the sponsors who sell glorified 
soap and trick brushes te the 
moron public, think I deserve. 
Sept. 2, "M. a Mighiadt dentist 
wrote: 
“As for dental health, balanced 
i ‘ ‘5 
“ diet. good thorough prophylaxis, 
plus rigid scaling of roots. when 
indicated, and also periodic X-ray 
check-up of the teeth—then there 
wouldn't be such a loss of human 
teeth, I think you expound this 
type of treatment.” (signed) — —, 
DD.S. - 
I had become so accustomed to 
unfriendly communications from 
dentists that this friendly note flab- 
bergasted me. 
In regard to scaling of roots and 
periodic X-ray films of the teeth 
(I do wish: the dentist had not used 
the glib term “check-up,” which, 
like “shot,” “definite,” and “‘rath- 
er” is affected by people who don't 
know what they're talking about). 
I'd defer, believe it or not, to the 
judgment of my dentist. . 
These are technical questions 
which the dentist Is better qual 
' ified toe answer, it seems to me, 
just as the physician is better 
qualified than even the smartest 
rer trang oy mer png lbed 
esthetic Is to be used and if s0, 
which, 4 
  What the dentist means by ‘“hal- 
anced diet’ I don't know. What 
anybody means by ‘balanced diet’’ 
TI don't know. Does anybody? 
In No. 1 Little Lesson in the 
Ways of Health, the booklet Save 
Your Teeth (for which you send 25e 
and stamped, self-addressed envel- 
: I give what seems to me to be 
the consensus of dental, medical, 
and nutrition authorities upon the 
diet in America is not adequate for 
keeping ‘em sound. Our everyday 
diet in America is not adequate for 
this—it fails to supply enough cal- 
cium, phosphorus, and vitamin D. 
has finished what he had to say, 
I assure him that his letter has 
done much good. For one thing it totals are compared ~                   
      
         
              
          
                
      
           
          
          
              
      
         
             
      
        
           
         
           
      
     
    
reminds me that in my book, ‘col- 4 
timn, pamphlets, and belief, good 
dentistry 
comfort, 
longevity; vite, good looks, ig essential] for - 
and between rotinds, sg ~ 
toxgpeak, I love .and admire alt” 
dentists for their contribution to 
the greatness of America, ©i | 
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BUG-EYED—Claire “Mirrer, 10, 
of Gien Rock, N. J., is wide-eyed 
with wonder as she looks at a 
poisonous tarantula at New York 
City’s American Museum of Natu- 
ral History. Live specimens of 
various insects are now on display. 
Richard Rodgers’ 
Musiéal Scores — 
Given to Library NEW YORK ® — Composer 
Richard Rodgers gave the manu- 
scripts of his 30 years of song- 
writing to the nation today. 
Rodgers, who once estimated 
that he had written one thousand 
‘melodies, presented the 17 volumes 
to Dr. Harold Spivacke, chief of 
the music division of the Library 
of Congress, in a ceremony at Car- 
negie Hall, : 
* s s 
The material has been assem- 
bled during the past 10 years by 
Mrs, Rodgers. Missing are a few 
manuscripts given previously to 
friends and the originals of songs 
Rodgers has written for the armed 
forces 
The record begins with his con- 
tributions to the Garrick Gaieties 
of 1925, includes collaborations 
with the late Lorenz Hart and com- 
plete scores, notes and rejected 
melodies from the seven hit shows 
turned out by Rodgers and his cur- 
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business management in 1953 
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GOP Is Risking 
Nomination Rift Sends’ Choice for FCC Post to Senate During 
Censure Session 
WASHINGTON (INS)—Republi- 
cans risked a fight over presiden- 
by sending to the floor the nomi- 
nation of George C. McConnaughey 
as chairman of the Federal Com- 
munications Commission. 
Democrats have insisted that the 
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built before—and it’s sensationally re- 
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They all sparkle with new style. They 
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Built by Studebaker-Pockard ... world’s 
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      We've outgrown our la store, thanks to your 
generous patronage in the past. and we're 
moving within 30 days to a new, much larger 
store just 80 feet away from our present store. 
We've encountered some building delay. and 
we're now jammed to the rafters with all of 
our winter and Christmas merchandise that we 
expected to have room for in our new store. 
So, for the next 14 shopping days. we are cut- 
ting prices to the bone on thousands of dollars 
Thousands of Dollars 
of Worthwhile 
Merchandise at Savings! 
AT UP TO worth of worthwhile merchandise just in time 
for your Christmas shopping. But you should 
hurry while the selection is large because at 
these prices they'll go fast. We'll be open seven 
days a week in order that you may shop at the 
most convenient time. Open weekdays 10 a. m. 
to 8 p. m.,, Friday and Saturday until 9 p. m. 
and we'll be open Sundays also. Plenty of 
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OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK EM 3-3912 
    
Here Are But a Few of the Thousands of Items Reduced Up to 50% | 
  
  REMOVAL SAVINGS Scores and Scores of 
TOYS & | sup to 
  
  
REMOVAL SAVINGS }ONE GROUP 
Jonathon Logan Dresses 
Cottons, Silks, 
Crepes. All Sizes. 5 % 
Values to $17.95 OFF Removal Savings 
Famous Make 
Mix-Master Was $46.50 
. SQ ESN 
Seve $10 Removal Savings 
_ Famous Make 
IRON Reg. $14.95 
10" Seve $4 
  
  
  
  
REMOVAL SAVINGS ONE GROUP 
SACONY SUITS Fitted, Belted. etc. NOW ONLY 
Many Styles 
Fabrics d 
nt Falues to $49.. Removal Savings 
HOOVER Model 29 
CLEANER Upright Was $95.95 
99 Seve $36 Removal Savings 
HOOVER Model 53 
Tank Type 
Was $93.50 
Now § 5 
Seve $28 
  
  
  
  
  
REMOVAL SAVINGS ONE GROUP 
MEN’S SLACKS Were to $12.95 
“$595 Gabardines. Checks, 
Flannels, Worsteds. 
NO ALTERATIONS | Removal Savings 
Arrow White 
Dress Shirts Were $3.95 
ay ae Removal Savings 
Famous Brand | 
Sport Shirts 
Reg. $6.50 
~ 9fA50 tere! 
  
  
  
  
  
REMOVAL ‘SAVINGS ONE GROUP 
Men's Sport Coats 
Nubs, Tweeds, Cor- NOW ONLY 
duroys, Checks. $ 9 5 
Were $24 1 6 | Removal Savings 
Tiny Town | 
DRESSES Sizes 1-14 
Values to $5.95 
| iw $95 
  
  
  
  
REMOVAL SAVINGS 
Quadriga Cloth and Fruit-of-the-Loom 
YARD GOODS NOW ONLY 
44x. 80 sq. percale, 36” 
width. 
59c Yd: Value 
  Removal Savings 
Mohawk 
SHEETS Muslin 81x99 
Type 130 
$2.49 Value 
    1° Removal Savings 
Jane Erwill 
KNIT | 
DRESSES $29.50 Value 
o- *19* 
Seve $10 
  
  
CANNON 
TOWELS 
sae O9¢ 
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    Weekdays i” to 8 P. M. — Friday and Saturday Until 9 P. M. 
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    ' Committee, starting with an initial TEN 
Cigarettes on Trial 
Multimillion Dollar Search Under Way 
to Probe Effects of Smoning on Disease 
| grants totaling $82, ” for research er chemicals which are known to   
  
By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE AP Science Reporter projects. nduce eancer in animals. 
NEW. YORK #—A multimillion- on He is relatively safe in this ex- 
dollar search; is getting under way =‘ Th's advisory board says no one periment, for any skin cancers 
has yet proved a definite cause. which may appear could easily be 
relationships between removed in ample time 
and heart dis - * & 
The buildup of evidence so far to find the answer to this question: 
Are cigarettes guilty or innocent and-effect 
as a cause of cancer, heart dis) “'gareties cancer 
  ease or shortened life? ease. It has mapped a broad pro- 
Numerous laboratories and agen. gram to cover studies of humans has numerous well-known physi 
cies, here and abroad, are conduct. and human Jungs smoke tests on ©@ns and scientists either con- 
ing it. The search will lead into mice, human habits jobs and geo winced or highly suspicious there | 
graphical differences, the effects 's 4& link of definite danger. in cig- 
of inhaled sm ke on amimals’ ner- arettes, even though the extent haa | 
vous svstems. blood vessels and not been accurately measured | 
lungs and to fo others, there seem to be se 
bacco nious loopholes in the statistics. or! 
The Bnitish tobacco industry has other explanations; in short, lack 
pledged $100 000 a year for seven of sufficient proof 
vears for research under auspices _ * 
of Britain's Medica] Research strange byways. 
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It should in time produce enough 
eVidence to give yes or no answers, 
to the satisfaction of almost all, 
physicians and scientists. , 
One phase is a research program 
by the Tobacco Industry Research tiake analyses of to 
s | 
Dr Little, for example. says the| 
TIRC’s scientific advisory board of | 
half million dollars This week its Council and the first installment  OEGININEHE Keié - 
scientific advisory board. headed has been paid. One Danish tobacco a in chalk : ane ae =a ; ‘company granted $14.000 to a sci pale oe os by Dr. Cc. Cc Little, Bar Hi larbor, . b > & i $ a se is needed Not one saves that ciga: | 
Maine, announced the first of six entist for research with special ref- 
erance to lung cancer, 
The American Cancer Society, 
saving thafy “presently available 
BEDROOM | adaanbib? Soe an psig 
FINISH D ras smoking and cancer an 
disease, has just eacmarked 
C ' D E special half-million-dollar fond 
’ for more studies on lung cancer. This society is continuing its |mimstration of the project once 
study to learn what happens to | started, to influence its course, or 
| 180,000 men whose smoking habits | ito control the results.” The scien- 
are known. tists are free to publish their find- | 
’ ee | ings and conclusions to inform the | 
No Closing Costs 
on Elkhorn Lake 
| of tobacco, shown to be free of sus-| with the experts who say ciga- 
Drive P = _ pected agents, has been proposed. | rettes are bad, those who say they | 
North on M-24 to Cigarette paper is being studied. are not, or those who advise wait- 
‘round neck of picture tube) saves gobs of spoce, completely 
evtmodes bulky TV! Tokes up to ¥ less spoce than ether 17's 
weighs vp to 30% less. rettes cause cancer—nor that it 
does not. We've got to be able to) 
take any kind of evidence, and| 
weigh it.” 
No strings are attached to sci- 
entists working under TIRC grants, | 
he adds. The committee “will | 
| make no attempt to direct the ad- |   
    
    
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    ‘The Veterans Administration and | Public. 
| National Cancer Institute are mak- | | ing a similar study of smoking hab-| Certainly an energetic quest, 
its of 200,000 World War | veterans | €°!"K deep into various questions 
to determine any relationship be. | OF aspects raised, cou _ produce | 
rkston-Orion | = Roed If danger is found to exist there, ing for more evidence 
est to Sunset Rood ‘that could be removed, or avoided. (Egd of Series) | s * 
CRA-MIN-YAN fone man experiment. New Plans to Build 21 Homes -= COLDWATER (#—Formation of 
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  tween lung cancer and smoking. esac ted dividends of great im- 
| painted with. tobacco smoke ex-| In some laboratories, scientists | Portance in probably feces 
are breaking down cigarette tars, | W4YS. It could produce more know! 
trying to find any specific cancer-| edge about cancer or heart dis- 
causing agent or agents. ease, not connected with any smok- | 
* * ing aspect 
If one were found, and That could become one of Ye 
—or strongly suspected—as a cause | great, positive values from the cur- 
tracts, to see if they. produce skin | Coldwater Builders Inc., was an- 
“cancers as tobacco tars have pro- | nounced here Thursday to build 
duced skin cancers jn mice. His | 21 homes to eell for not less than | 
skin also is being painted with oth- | $13,000 each. 
TAK AMYV 3 TAKE IT ANYWHEREWIT 3S PORTABLE! - - bad 
‘Mest popular set in America — 100,000. 
Crosley Super-V's sold in first 60 deys |of cancer, it. might be removed rent controversy. 
| from cigarettes to make them safe.| Meanwhile, smokers can decide | 
Development or use of new types for themselves whether they agree 
Deys efter its introduction, the ‘dering Crosley Super-V wee 
eccovating for olmost hoff the 17” TV's sold. And ne wonder! 
The Super-V concept (grovps chassis parts en vertical plone     
    
  
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WALNUT 
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  People were 30 tickled with the Super-V 
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ina console?” 
You can! Trim consoles at prices you'd 
once have paid for small-screen table 
models! And with a wonderful line-up 
of features: Crosley’s Aluminized 
Cinema-Wide Screen—the biggest, 
brightest 21” picture ever! A large 
concert-quality speaker for magnificent 
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save you bending ‘way over to adjust 
them, , 
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      THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 
Says VD Rate 
in Teeners Up State Official Reveals 
School Get Syphilis 
GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—There 
has been an “alarming” increase 
‘agers, a state Health Department 
official told a . Parent - Teacher | 
Health Institute here. 
Dr. John A. Cowan, director of 
the State Health Department's 
school students get syphilis. 
Dr. Cowan said 18 per cent of 
all syphilis and gonorrhea cases 
are in the 10 to 19-year-old age 
group. 
‘The Health Department official 
said he believed the  veneral 
disease rate would drop among 
teenagers if they were given proper 
sex education by their parents. 
“People are afraid of the word 
old enough to get a social disease 
  LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH—His clown's regalia is insufficiefit to | gaid. 
hide his emotion as ‘‘Grock,”’ world-famous clown leaves the arena | Dr. Cowan blamed the Army, in 
for the last time in Frankfurt, Germany... In real life Dr. Adrian | part, 
Wettach, he is escorted by his partner for more than 20 years, | disease 
Alfred Schatz. The 74-year-old doctor, who dispensed laughter across 
career. is retiring to: his home in 
, Switzerland. 
—~ ~ - ————_——————=| and here’s how te get a cure’’ |8 
Courthouse Employes ‘courthouse the night before had Set 
: uf a tear gas bomb 
‘Crying Over Burglary -_ 
MENOMONIE, Wis. (UPi—Dunn More than 60 million packs of to get veneral disease.” 
County courthouse employ es spent playing cards have been sold in the! Dr. Cowan said he believes it's 
most of yesterday in tears United States every year since/time the Army hits a happy me- 
_ Burglars who broke into the! World War-II_ - on a     6 of Every 1,000 in High § 
    
    ot syphilis among Michigan teen-| © 
Bureau of Chronic Diseases, said | 
that six out of every 1,000 high | 
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ence cesarean omnes ee nprent commen THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 __   
Harlan Action 
May Be Put Off . Immediate Confirmation 
of High Court Justice 
Not Probable 
WASHINGTON (®—Sen, Langer 
END) said yesterday current 
te procedures “make it im- 
aera yraeaym ang Nemec aod 
mittee he heads to act on the nom- 
ca." 
the Supreme Court. 
‘Langer referred to the request 
of Senate leaders that Senate com- 
mittées refrain from meeting dur- 
ing the session called to act on pro- 
posed censure of Sen. McCarthy 
(R-Wis). 
Harlan, nominated as an asso- 
ciate justice Monday, was con- 
firmed as a federal circuit court 
judge earlier this year, and there 
had been suggestions that Langer 
pol} Judiciary Committee members 
now without calling a formal 
hearing. But he said he has no 
such plans, 
This. raised the possibility that 
No action would be taken on the 
Harlan, a New-York= 
er, until the new Congress meets 
in "January. 
Senate Recount 
Asked by Dems 
in New Jersey . TRENTON, N.J, —Democrat   
Charles R. Howell, refusing to con- | 
pono. to ‘Republican AXifford P.| keeping and is always on hand to| | 
today seeks court orders | 
Geman the staté for a recount} 
of the New Jersey senatorial ele¢- | shop are old furniture, glass, vases, 
tion, : 
‘Gaukler Storage Terming the results of eléction 
“extremely close,” a patty spokes- 
man declared the people of New 
Jersey are éntitled to ‘know who 
_ is their rightful representative. 
Case was 3,469 “votes ahead of 
Howell on the basis of. official re- 
‘ turns from 20 counties and unof- 
ficial returns from the 21st—Cam- : 
den — where a recanvass still is 
under way. 
“The present margin of differ- 
ence is less than one fifth of 1 per 
cefitum of the total vote cast,”’ 
said State Democratic Chairman 
¢ George ©. Brunner of Camden. 
“An error.of one vote’’ in each. 
of the state's 3.998. election dis- 
tricts ‘‘would be enough to reverse 
the present trend of the count.”’ 
. Case has announced victory in 
the election on the basis of returns ~ 
so far, which showed he polled 
$61,627 to 858458 for Howell. - antique items on hand. 2 Young Sisters Operate RA, 
Successful Antique Shop} mec uew With Victim s Dogs when 
BUCHANAN (UP)—One of the, dishes, metal ware, lamps and| tique show at the Whitcomb Hotel best-known antique shops in south- 
ern Bergen County is owned and 
operated by Jwo energetic sisters 
who haven't reached their teens 
yet. 
The girls—Jane. Patricia - and 
May Michele Boyce—operate the | i 
Three Sisters Antique Shop at their 
home three miles northwest Gos rss 
here. 
Jane Patricia, who prefers to be |a ake brass whale oil lamp. | 
called Pat, is 10 years old and 
her sister, who likes to be called| copper and brass articles which Mike, is 12. The. girls are in the|they shine themselves “until tiraly, st Bachaneat Junker Highs [tea eet! them” and pbrella. tively, at Buchanan Junior High tien thy apo lates Me Thi af Shaking Hands 
  
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the turn of the century and He then proceeded to Mrs. Os. 
"gs bedroom and filched a box 
‘lost $1,700 worth of jewelry. She| pounds ($9,800). ‘ 
rv | "He came downstairs, shook the) 
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Mike started collecting antiques | © 
four years ago, when she was eight. | © 
She picked up her first antiques at| 
county auctions. 
By last June, the girls had 
quite a collection so they decided 
go into business. They opened 
their shop in a converted chicken 
house and since then have sold 
more than 400 pieces. Despite: 
brisk business during the. sum- 
mer, they still have nearly 1,000 
The two girls handle every phase 
of their growing business—buying, | 7” 
selling and bookkeeping and rarely | 
ask their parents for any help. a 
“We want them to have some | © 
business experience,’ said their) © 
father, H. E. Boyce, ‘‘so. we let! © 
them try and work out all of their|   | | problems by themselves.”’ 
Mike does most of the buying| ‘ 
while’Pat takes care of the book-| | 
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Among the antiques in the small | 
  
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   Married Man Among 
Those Sought in Death 
of Baltimore Girl, 14 
| BALTIMORE u—The hanging of 
'a 45-year-old married man wanted 
| for questioning about the slaying | 
| 38, of Watervliet, was killed Thurs-|of a 14-year-old girl complicated 
| barn and through the barn wall. 
| The tractor toppled after Seine, 
ithrough the walt. 
‘Watervliet Man Killed 
PAW PAW vup—Gustave Henschl, 
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Slaying Suspect 
Found Hanged    
  FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1954 
~ng parakeet ‘lowa Car License Tag 
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    | brutally beaten Monday night. Her 
nearly nude and battered body was 
found Tuesday on railroad tracks 
under a bridge in northwest Balti- | 
more, about eight miles from her 
‘home and a vacant lot where po- 
lice say she was slain. | 
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Among the dozens of ‘drapes’ 
girl friends and other acquaint 
ances of the high school girl police | 
wanted to question was Ralph B. | 
Garrett. | 
He lived close to the murdered | 
' girl's home, owned a@ two-toned car) 
similar to one seen where her body | 
was found, and had been missing | 
since he drove his wife to work | 
Monday. His car was found aban- | 
doned in nearby Anne Arundel | 
County Wednesday might. Police is- | 
sued a pickup for him yesterday | 
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to death, spotted Garrett's body. It 
was hanging by a belt from a 
brake wheel on top of a gondola 
car 
| Police awaited the medical ex- 
aminer's verdict on the cause of 
death, presumably strangulation, | 
and whether by his own hand or 
others 
Technicians from the 
crime laboratory combed the scene 
for clues. Others were sent to re- 
examine Garrett's car and to check | 
‘the tires to see if they matched 
_a perfect set of prints found in the. 
lot where Carolyn was slain. 
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a ‘Steady, decent guy.~ 
* His wife, whq reported him miss- 
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Tuesday, said her husband had | 
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  FE 4-1555 Doctor Studies 
Lumber Lore State Surgeon Collects. 
Log Brand Designs as. 
Hobby 
SAGINAW UP The 
tumble era 
pine forests 
with its leading 
queather both a her 
hobby to Di Don HH 
Saginaw surgeon when 
furnished the 
mdustrs 
itage and a 
who was a timber contracto: 
The hobby is the study of Mich 
igan log marks, the distinctive 
‘and often curious marks that 
lumbermen stamped on each log 
they cut to distinguish it from 
logs belonging to other lumber 
men. 
marks once were to the 
lumberman what. cattle 
are to the Log 
Michigan 
brands were and still 
western rancher 
‘log with a hammer. Somte were in 
the shape of bottles. keys. circles 
or squares Some were the initials 
of owners Some even suggested 
the ribald humor in lumberjack 
lore 
“For many vears, 
the earliest logging era in Mich- 
| igan, log marks were cut inte 
the bark with an ax,"' Dr. Bell- 
inger sald. “Of necessity, such 
hacks — or bark marks — were 
limited in design to patterns of 
straight lines such as simple 
initials, triangles, squares and 
combinations of these."’ 
/more lumber companies, the need | 
| lution of the marking hammer. By | 
were sawed into lumber. 
| Legislation and marking ham- including | rough and | 
Michigan § vast) 
state 
has be- | 
Bellinger a! 
ng in ¢ The heritage is an atid 
terest in the history of Mic h 1Zan's | 
once-mighty  limbermg industry, | 
passed on to him by his lumbe: 
jjack father and his grandfather 
law   TAKES OVER — Luther Hodges 
is the new governor of North 
Carolina. Formerly lieutenant gov 
ernor of the state. Hodges replaces 
Gov. Willam Umstead who died 
Sawing off 
stamping western cattle rustlers 
marked log and 
un their own 
n! 1859 the Legislature enacted a 
to deal with such thievery 
like their ranching brothers ends 
But, 
They were the! in the West, lumbermen sometimes 
symbols of order in the industry. | grew impatient with the law and 
enabling each lumberman to keep! simply did away with log rustlers 
track of his own logs as they were at the scene of the crime 
driven downstream to the sawmill. | 
Marks were stamped into eaclt. oldtimers claim. At least 
Dr. Bellinger said, that’s what the 
    
Pay Is Increasing 
Faster Than Prices WASHINGTON  — The US 
i Chamber of Commerce said today 
  | hourly factory pay since the start 
of 1933 has climbed more than 
seven times as fast as prices. 
The Chamber said the govern 
| ment’s consumers’ price index rase 
0.8 per cent in 1953 while its figure 
,On average 
With formation of more and per 1954 hourly earnings in 
increased 6 per 
cent. It listed the January-Septem- 
rises as 0.3 per cent in the 
price index and 2.3 per cent in manufacturing 
for more distinguishable markings | | factory pay. 
‘was seen and thus began the €vo- | The price index went up from 
113.5 at the start of 1953 to 114.7 
1842 the state Legislature passed | in September, it said, while the 
a law requiring log marks to be earnings figures increased trom | 
| registered in counties in which logs | | $1.67 to $1.81. 
  
There are almost 4.000 Tae 
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ithieves, who operate much as windows of Chartres Cathedral. 
  
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ft are five members of the Michaelite staff, who are trying to get Pec THE PO NTIAC PRESS,   
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Simpson, 25 Mark St.; Ruth Bauer, 18 Clarence St.; Honor Duross, sin 12% Kemp St.; Mary Ann Meyer, 48 Nelson; Gerald H. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 | 
ball game of the year, and close 
out the home, football season with 
a win, 
camera formed. 
/. with the playing 
_of PHS' fight 
This past week, 
National Educa- 
tion week, Pon- 
tiac High 
dents presented 
a series of broad- 
casts oveb the 
public address 
system concern- 
ing education. 
    
      
  
      stu- |   
party is Martha Machnaver, chair- 
man, Linda Schellenberg, Bob Erb, 
Dick Gavette and Norma Balmer. 
Club advisor is Marion Lehner. 
Meetings are to be held Wednes- 
days. Forthcoming activities in- 
Wednesday, and a trip to see Cine- 
rama Nov. 20. ; 
Vera Mae Adams has announced 
\the programs which the Workshop 
will present next week, Monday on 
“| the “More Wonderful Than Magic” 
series, the story is entitled ‘“The 
Way eW Act.’’ Wednesday on “‘It's 
Story Time'' the workshop will 
broadcast the story of “Bears on 
Hemlock Mountain."’ Friday ‘‘An 
American Prayer" will be given on 
“This We Believe’ series, 
PHS Retailing Club will send 
Joan McLean, senior, to the state 
retailing convention as nominee 
for the state retailing vice presi- 
dency, Also attending will be 
Don Lovett and Joe Dabbs, along 
with Grace McLaughlin the club 
and state advisor. 
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wristlets, and perspiration This afternoon a pep assembly : 
was held, while the Booster club | Tht new PHS Latin pee | 
pleted plans for their card pervisien lame coms Hook, recently elected officers. section. The band has lined up a u ae ee 
half starting | Sharon Holland is the new presi <a pe food to’ faginay, | Rt Sudy Levine, vice prea , ith = salute dent; Sohja Kyan, secretary; 
Eastern, and Barbara Berg, treasurer. 
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~~ _ Pg Ww — their | 2 St. Mary's Lake Camp near 
7 . ; on sore es ‘heir | Battle Creek. Helping Joan with Sa phe sap 
ichaelites Keep Football Trophy; New Club at PHS [iiss © "stee "vcton her campaign will be Marleen To ’ se tor a skating party were |B Janice Fosmoen; Janice Rob. Men’s 65.00 All Wool F ans a skating party were Betty Anderson. Nov. : High school! correspondents! Cheerleaders are holding their) to see some part of it crumble in) Pontiac High completed at a meeting Thursday ee on ities pen the Michi-| © TS SUITS 4 
Vicki, Marcee and Marlene report regular Thursday and _ Friday | flames, but with the sound of the; PHS students are all busy | by the Projectionist Club. Date set gan Bell Telephone Company will : - | 
National Honor Society, dances | practice sessions and they are) bell recalling them, they sighed in making plang for the big football | aside for the affair is Dec. 14, and | speak to the Retailers. . 
and wind-up of football games| particularly busy this week boning | dismay at the thought of just a game tonight and record hop to|it will be at the Rolladium.. = All wool worsteds, twists, ; 
make for a full week of activities. | up on all the old cheers and the | fire drill and shuffled slowly back follow the game, The student body| An invitation to attend the party| Tidal waves, being caused by : splash patterns in popular $ 99 
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four trophies offered. this is the | Gents will learn the names next! were the things at hand. it was IF al S acer a E NICLCTE SSS e e 
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CLEVELAND (‘INS)—There are 
-always a lot of people to feel! 
sorry for around a trial of any 
type. The number multiplies rapid- 
ly at a murder trial. If you stay 
with one long enough you _ feel 
sorry in time even for the man or 
woman found guilty, no matter 
how horrendous the crime. 
A terrihle crime such as the 
murder of Marilyn Sheppard 
spreads the area of utter woe. | 
| Parenthetically, the way things are | 
i going I'd bet that nothing much | 
happens to Dr. Sam, the defend- 
|ant in the case. But if acquitted, 
Sam still will be marked for life 
1 So will many around him.   
| To date, the Sheppard case has 
| demolished or sorely oppressed 
| a great number of persons, and 
as trials are measured ¢horono- 
logically it is barely under way. 
About 50 more witnesses are 
scheduled to appear and—as one 
cynic has suggested—it nray not | 
_ reach its climax until Christmas | 
| Eve when the jury comes back 
| in while g choral group ——e 
| carols outside in the snow. | 
Yet, up to now, we have Sam's 
brothers—notably a fine looking 
man named Dr. Richard Sheppard 
—and their wives and children, all | 
being pointed out as related to a 
man accused of an almost in- 
credible murder. We have, too, the 
'sticken step-maternal relatives of 
Marilyn, most of whom show by | 
|their demeanor in court that they | 
‘firmly believe Dr. Sam did her in. | 
In recent days we had on the | 
| witness stand a couple who can 
‘best be described by the word 
“‘demolished.'’ Spencer and Esther 
Houk were (and still must be) 
hard-working people living in near- 
| by Bay Village, Ohio. Spencer has 
town of 12,000 and he is its mayor., 
Sam’s brother, Steve, put the 
| finger on Mayor Houk. He, Steve, 
is q fast man with the finger. 
| He said Heuk was in love with 
| Marilyn and conceivably could 
    
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  | two important jobs there, He is the | 
foremost meat merchant of the) 
have killed her, a somewhat in- | 
“teresting combination of emo- | 
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the cops, too, and when he did 
so this Houk, a normally even- 
tempered nran, lunged at ‘him 
manfully and tried to dice him. 
Cooler heads and aac Sat biceps 
intervened. 
The mayor had a nervous break- 
down as a result of the case, On! 
the stand he man com. | 
pletely incapable of asnswering a 
direct question instantly. 
For example, John Mahon, the | 
tender-voiced prosecutor, asked 
‘him if he had joined with Sam; 
| and Marilyn Sheppard in social 
functions in the past. Mayor Houk 
must have thought for a full min- 
ute (which ts a long time in court) | 
before he answered, ‘‘What do you | 
mean, ‘Socia] functions'?"’ Another 
time he pondered so long over a 
question, roughly comparable to 
“What-is today?” that he asked 
|to have it repeated. was a 
Mrs. Houk, the poor soul, tes- 
tified most of the time with her 
| eves —< Whee they opened | ssleennaininie ‘uemetin calmed . oe ay, Sorat   
she gave the ceiling or walls of 
Judge Blythin’s hand-ball-sized 
eourtroom q vacantly piercing 
stare. It fell this gentle woman's 
lot in life te be the first (except 
the murderer) to look upon the 
horrifying pulp of Marilyn Shep- 
pard’s head and then to face the 
burden of having her husband 
named as one who had secretly 
loved the’ dead woman. 
It became her chore, too, to 
spirit the little Sheppard boy out 
‘of the house on the morning ol 
the murder. 
Mrs. Houk must be a fine woman. 
| She saw to it that the door of 
| the lad’s mother’s room was closed 
before she led the little boy past 
it. She arranged for his Uncle 
Richard to awaken him, so he 
would not be startled. When she 
got the child to the yard and he 
asked her about the ambulance 
| parked there (waiting for Marilyn's 
body) she explained that Dr Sam 
jhad had a small accident resulting 
in a bump on the head. Dr. Sam, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12 
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People in Sheppard Trial Will Never Be the Same ; at the moment, was being shot out 
lof a cannon, more or less. He 
was being catapulted off by Dr. 
Steve. As of this point in the testi- 
mony nobody has quoted him as 
saying, ‘Bring Chip.” 
But, as 1 said earlier, the trial 
is young, However, many of its 
principals (and Boswells) have 
laged. And the people nearest it 
will never be the same again. 
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With Wrong Paper LOUISVILLE, Ky. #» — Eddie 
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no watef, no mixing —tak» c ; ete the war and served without risk of i recommen i 4 i com fied anywhere. Get Tums today “pas vot a math ago, Mrs. N umber on ] ur y real irfustices, he contends. prpectfiecs skin, “aay timely withering fee fall re ey Sa Sout aawe: be econemics—oniy IO « rol Tomizawa wrote 150 letters to Rus-| LONDON ®—Lord Goddard. the), The question “of a majoriy vote papers, TV and radio!!! 3-roll phy. 254 sian and Red Chinese newspapers) lord chief. justice of England, sug-|¥ Teduced juries also has been Available ot all Ailing. Young Mother Gets‘ Thousand. Lefters 
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TOKYO, W—An ailing -young 
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About 23 years ago when I first moved to/ flakes. 
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rest of her life. 
Harpo Marx walked in at this moment, 
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he asked, “What's going on here?” 
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This incident concerns a waiter named Luigi 
\In a restaurant in Naples, and the greatest 
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  |morning at the First Presby   Needlework Distributed as 
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Pontise Press Phetes 
Setting out the delicacies which were were (left to right) Mrs. H, M. Learned of 
| enjoyed at a coffee hour held 
with the Needleuork Ingathering, Thursday 
terian Church Elizabeth Lake road, Mrs. C. J. Nephler of 
West Pike street and Mrs. Elizabeth Winters 
of Boston arenue. in conjunction 
  
Other Residents Have Guests   
Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla.; is 
the destination of the Gilbert 
During 
| their three week vacation they will 
|| be joined by Mrs. Brett's father. 
Archie McKenna who resides in 
St. Petersburg, 
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Visiting for a few days with 
their grandmother, Mrs. Anna 
Stewart of Seneca street.. are 
Marilyn Ann and Charles Stewart 
Huey of Dearborn. 
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Ann Ward, daughter of Harold 
| Lee Ward of Ottowa drive is 
| @ member of the Smith College   | Glee Club at Northampton, Mass. 
ij] | Mass.       
     | During the club's 68th season 
| it will sing with two symphony 
| orchestras and with the glee clubs 
_| of Amherst, Harvard, Williams and 
  Gilbert Bretts En Route to Florida Ernest P, Stanley Jr. of Pon-:of Pontiac road for their daughter 
who was born Nov. 5 at University special 
Bas lor flac has enrolled as a 
_ student at Mary Hardin - 
College, Belton, Texas. 
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' Patricia June was the name chos- 
en by Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Fidler Hospital. Ann Arbor. 
Bazaar Plans Made 
as Guild 11 Meets   
'November Group |copal Church met for a coffee 
,hour in the Delaware drive home Meets for Dinner : of Mrs. Frank Bonner on Thurs- The November Group of First! qa, 
Presbyterian Church held a birth-  pians were made for a church 
day dinner at Colonial Manor in|} mar to be held on Dec. 2. 
Royal Oak, Wednesday evening. De-/ Chairmen for the event will be votions were led by the chairman.’ yr and Mrs. Robert Evans and 
Mrs. Arthur Minster. _the Horace Halls. Mrs. C. R. Gately 
Readings on “What Is a Little | wil) be hostess for the next meeting   ; were given by Mrs. Robert Boggs 
/and Mrs. Robert Pritchard, respec- | 
tively. It was announced that of.| Wax Saves Washer Boy” and “What Is a Little Girl’ | in her Casa Del Rey home. 
  
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were Mrs. Clifton Tibbals of Miami road (left) and Mrs. 
Robert J. Dunlay of Illinois avenue. 
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  Pleased with the many warm mittens and hats donated 
to the annual Ingathering are Mrs. Charles Clarke of Park 
Place (left) and Mrs. Harvie Little of Wall street.   
Mrs. Harold Slankster Is President   
Niblicks Elect Officers Mrs. Harold Slankster was elect- 
ed president of Niblick Club at the 
  
  
     
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Other officers elected were Mrs. 
Charles Manz, vice president; Mrs. luncheon held in Elks Guild Holds Ingathering   
Open House 
Is Activity 
for PTA’s Wisner and Central 
Conduct Parents 
Through School 
Wisner School was host to ap- 
proximately 300 parents and 
‘friends Thursday evening at its 
annual open house 
Parents met with the teachers 
and viewed displays made by the 
children especially for the event. 
Each child's work sheets and 
books were displayed. ‘ 
Handwork, drawings and ex- 
hibits were shown to illustrate 
aids in teaching. Rooms were 
decorated with Thanksgiving 
| themes. Parents signed guests 
beoks and they visited the 
reoms.     
Central 
Centra! School's open house was 
also held on Thursday evening. 
Mrs. Dale Rolfe, chairman for 
the recent fair reported on the 
proceeds from the event. She an- 
nounced that a Christmas party 
will be given for homeroom moth- 
ers and teachers on Dec. 14. 
Mrs. Ray Meiser led in group 
singing and Mrs. Stuart Galbraith, 
principal, gave a short talk. She 
presented an outline to the parents 
and a guide to them when visiting   the rooms for the open house. 
Included in guide were ques- 
| tions such as, how does your 
ehild’s work compare with the 
| past? Is he growing and im- 
proving? What is your child's 
attitude toward school? Can 
heme and school, working to- 
gether improve a child’s attitude 
toward learning? What do you 
want your child to learn in 
school? Who is responsible for 
building a good school? 
After a tour of the rooms and 
visits with teachers a social hour 
was held. 
  
Tops Are Tops 
‘in Designer's 
‘New Creations ' NEW YORK (NEA) — Because 
the top of the silhouette has 
gained such fashion emphasis this 
‘fall, blouses are getting imagina- 
tive neckline treatments and col- 
lars of many shapeg and sizes. 
There's freshness, too, in the way 
detailing is used at the back as 
well as front of a blouse. 
The fill-in necklines and remov- 
able collars in. the new blouses 
‘are real budget-savers for career 
jang college girls since they per- 
‘mit a daytime-to-date transition. 
| Fill-ins sometimes take the shape   
  Walter Willman, secretary; and jof a turtleneck gilet which, when 
Mrs. Wilma Dickinson, treasurer. | removed, leaves a flattering boat 
Standing committees will be an- | neckline that's a background for 
: accessories. 
nounced at the December meeting. | Sailor collars and peaked-back 
Retiring president, Mrs. Harold | collars add as much individuality 
King was presented with a gift in as the new back treatments that 
appreciation of her work during often have narrow. flat pleats set 
the past year. 
Winner of the annual golf trophy 
was Mrs. Dorothy Hollway. Tour- 
nament winners are Mrs. Hollway, 
Mrs. Willman and Mrs. King. 
This meeting marked the com- 
pletion of 25 years of club activity. 
| Mrs. Albert Games. lone charter 
member was granted a lifelong 
honorary membership. Mrs. Fred 
Sytz was in charge of party ar- 
rangements.   
  
Friendship Groups 
‘Holds Meeting 
| Mrs. Glenn C. Gillespie opened 
‘her home on Cherokee road 
|Wednesday to the Friendship 
Birthday Club for a cooperative 
luncheon. The group collected toys 
and clothing for Caney Creek 
School in Kentucky, and colored 
slides of Hawaii were shown by 
Mrs. Gillespie.   
mas party to be held Dec. 8 at the 
home of Mrs. Charles Woodbridge 
of Glenwood avenue, Sylvan Lake. 
Future Plans Made 
by Amvets Council 
The regular business meeting of 
district three, council of Amvets 
Auxiliary was held recently at the 
Novi honie of Mrs. Charles Trick- 
ey, wife of the immediate past 
state commander. The..-auxiliary 
to Perry-Kenner Post 76 served as 
hostess. 
Plans were made to entertain 
the state president, Maria Miller,   
    
        at the January meeting of the 
council Plans were also made to 
purchase Christmas gifts for 
Haven Hill Farm at Romeo. 
  
  Coming Events Plans were made for a Christ- | below a yoke 
Precautions Help 
Keep House Neat No matter how they try. a family 
| inevitably gives in to the presence 
;0f a baby. There are diapers in 
the front hall, rattles under the 
sofa, dirty T-shirts on the bath- 
|room floor, towels draped on 
chairs. ; 
| In crowded quarters, there is lit- 
‘tle to do but relax and try to 
\elean up before company arrives, 
Orne bane that is unpleasant, 
|however, is the endless succession 
|of little blots on the rug, sofa and 
| clothes, where baby spit up a touch 
of milk. The odor clings. 
Protect yourself against this with 
a big apron that covers shoulders, 
an old sheet on the floor where 
Baby plays and another over the 
sofa: where he’s fed. Wash them 
often. 
Make Own Cream 
If your cosmetic budget is rather 
tight, try making your own mas- 
saging cream. Simply combine 
thick soapsuds with a bit of salad 
oil, Works wonders for roughened 
skin.   
    
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            Pontiac Women's Ciub will meet Mon- 
day et 2 p.m. in the YWCA. Dr. Dana 
P. Whitmer will be guest speaker. 
Pine Lake Cemetery Assn. will meet at the Robert er a 3405 WW. 
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of making arrangements for an annual bazaar sponsored by Irag Caldron 70 are 
(left to right) Mrs. Glenn Jolly of Preston   
street, Mrs. 
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The bazaar will begin at 5 p.m. avenue, Mrs. William Anderson of Spence | Wednesday in their hall on West Pike street.   
Swimsuits Have ‘Pared Down’ Look t= The body emerges beautifully 
emphasized in the “pared dawn" 
silhouette of a new swimsuit col- 
lection for resort and summer 1955. 
First introduced in swimsuits Jast 
year by designer Margit Fellegi, 
this silhouette with its heightened 
bosom, elongated molded middle, 
and lowered hip interest, looks even 
mare timely this season as the eye 
becomes more adjusted to it and as 
it enters a period of exquisite re- 
finement of detail, imaginative fab- 
rics, and delicious colors, 
As a dramatist uses a stage, 
one famous designer uses the 
simplicity of the silhouette as a 
backdrop for all kinds of excit- 
ing “goings on”. Three major 
themes are spotlighted, ‘(What's 
New? Blue!” ts the catch line 
for a series of beach fashions in 
a bright dark blue that 1s loom- 
ing importantly in the fashion 
picture, 
Teh ‘Undersea’ group capital- 
izes on the national interest in 
skin-diving. The designer commis- 
  
Dinner Is Planned 
by Sorority Group 
Plans for a progressive dinner | 
on Nov. 23 were announced by 
Mrs. Francis Collon 
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority 
met evening at Hotel Wal- 
dron. A pledge ritual will be held 
the same evening as the dinner. 
New members will be Mrs. Clinton 
Richards and Mrs. James Bur- 
lingame, 
Program chairman, Mrs. Thom- 
as Ogden introduced Mrs. Donald | No date has been set for the wed- —— 
Rosie who spoke to the group = 
“Interpretation of eae the 
“Interpretation of Love,” was the 
theme of a talk delivered by Mrs. 
Ray Slaughter. 
Sorority Meets 
Dinner Plans Made 
Omega Mu Sigma sorority met 
Tuesday in the South East Blvd. 
home of Mrs, Don Nelson. Mrs. 
Leo Halfpenny was co-hostess., 
The group's annual dinner to be 
held at Villa Inn in Lake Orion 
was announced for Nov. 23. Mrs. 
Harlan Oakes will be hostess in 
ber Drayton Plains home for the | | 
meeting to follow the dinner.   when Phi! 
  sioned an undersea explorer, who. 
is also a fabric designer, to trans-| 
late to fabric the textures, colors, | 
luminosity, and beautiful shapes of 
the undersea world. 
The third, resilting from a trip 
to Spain last spring, is a stimu- 
jlating group of fashions that are 
‘Spanish in silhouette, 
trim, Included are the long slim   
  - JOANNE STOCKWELL 
Mr. and Mrs. William Gadberry | 
of Waldon road are announcing the 
engagement of their daughter, 
Joanne Stockwell, to Robert Hart- 
line. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Peter Notch of Mt. Clemens street. 
ding. 
  
| [Movies Are Shown 
for PTA Group L. D. McLauchlin presided at 
a Fathers’ night PTA meeting 
held Wednesday evening at Emer- 
son School. Howard Shelley, man- 
ager and editor of the Oakland 
County Sportsmen's Club magazine 
showed colored movies to the. 
/group of the Ojibway country. 
Plans were completed for a din- 
ner to be held Dec. 2. Homeroom 
mothers held a meeting preceding 
the PTA gafhering and the home- f 
_o room fathers met following 
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ing dress, ruffles accenting bosom 
‘and hips, braid-trimmed short suits 
and liesure pants muleta-slim as a 
matador’s costume, All come in 
hot, pulsating Spanish colors. 
The “pared down” silhouette 
embraces many variations, At 
its sparest, barest minimum, it 
is a body-slick maillot, But even 
shorts, bloomers and skirted 
styles have been pruned down to 
reflect the new slimmer body 
cline. 
The lengthened look is frequently | 
achieved by an unbroken princess | 
line. It is also notably expressed | 
by asymmetric drapery that wraps | 
the figure with spiral folds. This! 
silhouette is the essence of a subtle | 
new kind of femininity because it 
emphasizes a woman's own body, | 
not an encasement of fabric that 
we her body. 
  
Shower Honors 
Future Bride 
Mae VanderHoek was honored 
recently at a miscellaneous bridal 
shower given by Mrs. William 
Foster and Mrs. Lee Stallard at the 
latter’s home on East Beverly ave- 
nue. 
Mae, who is the daughter of 
'Mr. and Mrs. Peter VanderHoek 
vows with change her nuptial 
  performed Jan. 22. He is the son 
of Mr. and Mrs. Cratus Riley also 
of East Beverly avenue.   Center. 
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| Thomas Riley in a ceremony to be | area are invited to watch Mrs. 
Chester , Nationally known 
flower ment fashion 
contem- 
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Her unique demonstration, sched- 
uled for 2 p.m. on Dec. 1 at the 
Birmingham Community House, is 
being sponsored by the Birming- 
ham and Bloomfiled Hills Branches 
of the Women’s National Farm and 
Garden Association. General chair- 
man of arrangements is Mrs, J. C. 
Roberts of Birmingham, program 
chairman of the Detroit Garden. 
te newly - expanded program, 
serves the ng sage area as a 
clearing house for gardening in- 
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Friends Usually Not Good Critics in Your Career Searching Campaigns t THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954       
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‘Dear John’ Should 
Bring Only Silence, | 
‘Other’ Girl ls Out 
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD 
“Dear Miss Woodward: I fell in 
love with him at first sight, and   
  
                                            
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By ANNE HEYWOOD 
“I HAVE just sent out about 
fifty letters and resumes to firms 
I would like to work for,’ a young 
woman writes. ‘I know it was a 
\ good letter and a good resume, 
and I carefully: selected my firms. 
“But that was about a week 
ago, and k, have heard from only 
ja handful. Wouldn’t you think 
companies would answer a decent 
job-hunting letter?"’ my job - hunting campaign and 
prepare a resume, I showed the 
resume to a few friends, but they 
think is is awful. I have my Mas- 
ter’s Degree, and they think it 
should be ,mentioned in the re- 
sume, but the counselor said no. 
Whe is right?’ 
‘Friends are never much good 
  are not very often what the 
employer would find impressive. - 
If the counselor you consulted 
is a good one, I'd stick with what 
she says. Perhaps a Master's De- 
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you are going after, and it would 
give the employer the impression 
that you're too academic or “over- 
qualified.” 
At any rate, it’s best to leave 
friends out of your job-hunting 
activities. ‘ 
  
    
  
                    
    
                
                  
  
    
  
        
  
    
         
  
    
    
          
    
     
  
  
       
             
  
    
                              
      
         
  
  
  
      
            
    
  
  
          
  
    
  
    
  
                        
    
  
    
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j jand-I agreed I would if I could’ things yourself. After a few days 
ae still go to my school activities. | telephone the secretary of Gs 
He wrote every day after he left | man to whom you wrote, ask : 
—the last one came two days ago if your letter was received and 
and was a “Dear John.” His ex- it It would be possible for you cuse for not wanting to go steady to have an appointment even if 
or write any more js that he thinks there isn’t a specific opening. ) 
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cau - rsa would turn out to be immodestly “I have just been to a voca-| Pink is popular for everything be used with white cabinets. ; pardaosi pattern for required | revealing He doesn’t want to write tional counselor,” another reader these days, and it makes its oa If the cabinets are natural wood, 
This pattern cosy ‘to tis: stinpie any more, so no reply is really writes, “‘and she helped me plan to the kitchen. How can a kitchen | Pink that leans toward rose is bet- * necessary, It’s better to leave him be to a pink color p | tet related to the wood than a typi- 
to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- | wondering how aan on Srages, Ge pastel. Natural wood cabinets 
plete illustrated instructions. wondering what you're thinking and thing to decide might also be stained a rosewood 
Send 35 cents in coins for this |how you're feeling. : , ‘ | how pink you want the kitchen to pink and emphasized with medium 
ee ae eee ee Pe tainly do no good to tell him Dacron in a pique weave is used to make |False pocket flaps have hand embroidered |be. If pink has always been the | 0 keep rose pink for the wall color. 
to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- woe = nameplate this wearable blouse in pastel pink and blue edges. ° best beloved color. it can be fairly | 
tiac Press , ., 243 West nothing Z ite. an bright and used wi without be- rtas - = pay Aadgeoair hcg agree ony subject snes ne ata and white. The collar ends tie into a bow. pire — dely Poo te 
name, address with zone . *| about her, you know nothing of . But a soft, medium shade of | 
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‘is, lexvs Gf heuns SM you Ses rs. P.’s daughter-in-law is aja whole mother is the chief prob- | ‘equality’ with men. ; and they alone make the change- Con ider tion f 
Hel ful to mei kind of @ Geccenk Prem your highly paid young advertising ex- lem of the working mother — and Se to working mothers, gen- over to pink. Ss a 1 or 
p angle everything seemed smooth | ¢Cutive. At a recent birthday party | reflects her real trouble: her sus- erally, I want to say that we can Here the cabinets are pink and a H ostess Kindness 
H k and wonderful. From his, some-| for her five-year-old Marilyn, she | picion that earning money for her} Work im offices, factories or gray background wallpaper with} Lacking in Guest 
OMEMAGAKE thing was tacking. He thinks he| gave her a magnificently equipped | family violates her womanhood. . | homes with equal womanliness— tiny designs in two shades of pink. : 
gave up hope of loving you way | doll house. It is, says Mrs. P., just} It’s no wonder that we suffer| If we do not work out of con- is By EMILY POST 
By HUBBARD COBB back there. This mew girl camej|one of many such too-wonderful | from it. In our country, we have| tempt for what our man can A reader tells me: “Last week 
There are special types of floor | along after he had already made | toys that are lavished on this little | the fond delusion that to “emanci-| SIve Us. I, along with two other women, 
tile on the market up his mind to break with you. | girl. pate” people, all you have to do is} It is this contempt, not the lo- was invited by a mutual friend to 
Wil} pleading letters, arguing let-| She writes: “I wish you'd com- }S@y. “Now you are free.” Actually, | cation af our work, which is the lunch in a restaurant. One of the a smooth clean | ters, scolding letters do your cause | ment on the wastefulness of giving of course. we so-called emanct-|confuser. For it brings us into women guests ordered the most 
down. They will| any real good? 1 doubt it. Digni-| little children expensive toys that | Pated’’ women of America are just | direct conflict with the basic needs - | expensive dish on the menu 
this way indefi- | fied silence—as far as he and his| they cannot appreciate.” beginning to work out the confu- | of our emotional nature. Although I myself like this par- nitely but can be picked up should | girl are concerned — ig a wiser| Working mothers often have a : -Qur bodies define this nature for ticular dish very much I did not 
decide to move and and course. In silence you avoid put-| hard time controlling this kind of us. Their function is to take male order it because of the pri and 
your flooring with you. ting your cards humbly on the | over-indulgence of their children. energy, nourish it — and trans- ordered something else in dis- 
for people who: rent. ee Co ee ue For though such mothers tell form it into a child. Our emotional cussing this later with a friend. I 
: ve way open for him to nature fulfills itself in the same | : , 
£2 gaa Fell how wall your house come back ithe changes bis mind.| Fesame for sprating tie te ot way, and is happiest when we are Se Res insulated snow re- | It keeps you from saying sentimen- instead keene transforming 
mains on the roof. If your roof is|tal things you'll both remember. syne ilps ta energy into homes and comforts a 
clean and your neighbor's still cov- | He with annoyance, you with em- and new usefulness. ~~ here oral onda’ ered with snow, chances are your | barrassment. Often, they are continually Thus, to feel contempt for our that if that was what she liked, 
house is not insulated or is poorly haunted by an uneasy feeling that husband’s earning power is to de- she was quite right in ordering it. 
insulated and is leaking heat badly. | their real job is answering Mari- spise our own feminine ability to I think some consideration should 
= 6 6 ners lyn’s question, not those of their nourish and create from it. Nor fox collar but the small figure will Many a girl has thought she was be shown for the hostess’ pocket- 
While stain will change the color Man employer and his customers. To can all the money we flaunt in 1s | find the upstanding collar of Per- the eighth wonder of the world un. book. IT. would appreciate your 
poll egpatos orally Lelong ais MAKE FRIENDS || are denying the child star belongs se esd SS Cel la og Ca Ca ee one, bom oes Cal Fea constter” 
ona covering. After the stain is to her. etn will try to distract hee confusion. _ |\more her type. Z | with one of the other seven. If the hostess had suggested it 
or wax. If you don't, the wood Z attention from the real denial with . = . ok ae 
res sre Ach Leads to High etfs surtace will be impossible to keep 3 cnievement Leads to Higher Goals © | tre ben quite rieht tor ner to 3 e* © @ t . y Bet ene a =p t : ; , By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE she worked herself out of pick ent tho dich of It’s impossible to solder two V. bl y way “There was one question I had highest 
2 pieces of metal together unless egeta Es, Anybody want to bet that actress | Such @ period of despair. She’d| to answer before I could even cost cn tho mens was 
they are both good and hot. Hold . > Betty Hutton will keep her public- | been seriously ill, unhappy with) start back to normal,” she very unreasonable, 
the fron or torch on the joint un- Meat Mix in 1 resolution to lead a| her motion picture roles and no| mused. “It was ‘What'll I do it | Dear Mrs. Post: My personal til both pieces are good and hot oe ee eee) Benen aie ae I'm a flop in this too?’ physician ta to be married soon. cad Ge Gay, an eehtet C | on all comers. work she loved. “And ¢ le I think a great deal of him, 
If you get a slight shock when assero e Mind you, I don’t doubt for a| Recovered from her illness, Miss eg pipes, verge Lge ¥ tinew bias aby prabeshiinaity oo 
. you touch a metal lamp fixture, : ae ne| Mrs. John Ashby’ moment she meant every word of | Russell uprooted herself from Hol-| oi Gust uM off UP | am not familiar with his tastes, nor 
is a short circuit at some point |telephone and are in the habit of Bean and Beef Pot long ago, that she’ was quitting landed a job—in a road company | NG" ss face tie and wher it) "ite should fixed . |calling friends every day or so show busi to take sewing . + 99 circumstances. 
see fez case at a etic feslare for a visit over the telephone, be Good Oven Meal and cad playia Reon she just - _ ange. it repeal to send him a Po 
he onlich With © new one sxe tet 708 don’t do 90 per cent By JANET ODELL can't “stand the heartbreak any to Previows Pussle wtes ee en ompern for a wedding present rather than 
‘ From 2 to 3% million human The gate! oid to get a repu- Pontiac Preee Food Editor i how she was feeling 30 — u has been a pf orertgpr tier thetr hove. 
lives are lost annually from tation for being a long-winded bore |. 4 casserole dish is a life saver too, Se do you, You work your el AIN een ups and/ if you are very well to do, then 
disease and  under-nourishment is to do more than your share of cae kane ee family. heart cut, give the best you have, OiR ly PAACIC RAR IAK scons wither Bey “Dent Chace I think a check would be most wel- 
causes. the talking. o. sad ae etogenbe by L Wk _and then get slapped down. Your AU OUuos ew nine Es | oe But if the check must be 
rire: mew beep her family of aura effort is rated sere and you are CIA Eaclole) understands the necessity for tak-| S74 then I think it would be bet- four children well fed. The reci a too tired to realize that this, too, + qe OTR] LARAAI RIT ing reverses as part of the ter to cheose a present. 
iL @ ee e che Pe| Tots get ready for bed fast when | will pass as other catastrophes Pigiwizi eles! aad (wociting game; Dear Mrs. Post: A business 
niov- mine in gave us to share with you may | they can pull P.J.'s out of Ronald| ha < doggedly through the| acquaintance of my husband and be made with any kind of meat.| Rabbit. Mornings, they push night = period when a less experienced 
7) although beef is called for in the |togs neatly through the opening | ,, Te, Wise and philosophical Rosa- Person would threaten to give up. | Mis wife entertained us at dinner . _ ge 9 caine cecioe: : opening | tind Russell described to me the and the theater. Having expressed 
Onitiac’s Newest, Most |) tim Sires aa son sein eum gaminy. Fm wma wren Pay maka tsa tor our thanks for & mont. enjoyable iti i ee school activ-/ Pattern 601: It’s made of two flat ACROSS yourself,” Miss Bankhead once | evening, is it necessary to write a 
| e ities keep Mrs. Ashby's schedule | pieces plus round. stuffed head —| 1 —_ tor remarked to me, “you can't | note saying once again how much L R ta t! . “tiie eh to the University so easy! Pattern pieces, transfers. —. : Stand still, As you reach each | we enjoyed the evening? I had 
UXUPriouUs CSTAUPAaNTL . | > Michisan Alumnae group here | Send 25 cents in coins for this| _ ballot new level, you have to start get- in Pontiac, is active in church 5 ® Take o —- abov, met our host once before but I had . Saye her pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-| ~ shot ting e it right away. Te never met his wife 
. ent fond (ees pact mie) Cdl tee ees | eeeralioe hoop moving ahead aM the Gane: |g, Om verte! thanks at the end of i to 124 Pontiac Press Need] all the time. 
cot) Soe Dept., P.O. Box 164, Ole. Chelsea Ne Sef-ectom ed W's rugged.” the len BEAN AND BEEF POT Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print | 17 Corded. taprie That ruggedness was what made ; By Mrs - Zohn Ashby plsinly peti=ss number, your name, | }$ tended ae Betty Hutton say that she ude Cover Electrical 
. . pose addre: zone. rties ready to relinquish all the glitter- Hi 
SSR: eo , (EES re regu — ty game | Outlets With Caps BRASH IR tage ree ts em oe 2 Boudoir Chairs [ie csi took entre nO egTbts te, ow nronenicoom ig . green t . . e ets on 
= \ (Ra A\ 1 quart canned tomatoes Made of Lucite Hod eae male ty Ah, but Betty—remember what|the market. For any outlet not 
Soa Se 34 Thought Ws the critics said about you in that | being used with a plug, these are a ron ‘ace ? +. caienenee Fy * 
A Mi Brown meat, onions and celery fo alae ate amie! 31 Crackers and =" | cireug picture, how crowds watch-|a good idea, 
ac Uy : in a little fat. Add the flour and m sl — 38 Goddess of ing you on the screen applauded Baby will begin to poke into 
stit smooth. Cook the lima beans, | 2", {C8snt Bir 00, Breiman ome | op Laer anese eae ad FOr un tak Gen |e kt ee 
America Add cooked beans and the : bel member what you had learn- | the electric outlets aren't good for n, Cantonese and Chinese Foods oy Sara re, Poa back font, Kis mice @ here Ont 8/0: Seas eg | ing to fly through the air and hang |him. It’s a good idea, if you have 
Food Prepared to Take Out meat mixture. Pour into a casse-| “nenciye 42 — and near by your teeth? Remember how the |a choice, to push furniture against , . —usually the one room in the house | 44 “po, critics have raved for years about | those prevent ~ role; cover and bake 1 hour at 350 with stationary ‘ ” = your performan - Baby = ve oe to 
CHINA CITY aay Winsor svar noat Suny be: wend Nicest of all, however, is the| © satitts ee tt} te Tt you could just relax now and i there's © rece wih an over ALAS I Bed ney be made wine; | ect, Sat Lacie le & plastic end @ psc 2 Spoken a2 Birds’ homes «0 Brastiten have fun—and it CAN be fun—jhead light, that’s a good place for 
“Our Specialty Is Family Dinners’ | pound of stewing beet, cubed in {eu It Haeryadl ogee aa ee { Appointments \ See meee Dear eit pa cooking wp metees in my to play ee indoors, for 
- 107% Co S inch pieces. if \lipstick gets smeared on the| 57 jrequat Charge «28 Limiting SA ent pin : epoca = 
7 <n Wat of Telegroak bead” h tent COMA Toang New (Chath OF WC Junlor daubs with), inde ce goa rete eed san Lm bering Oat ive eile ether | men, ra : among yicold cream. . | # Belong Mountains Se aes ie ee, : 3 : York City ‘drivers that a All the damage can be undone] $ isa oxidsticn 19 Carvel 0 — majesty St Allowance "for | OPPOrtunities will come along and An electrical _condenser 6 
41 A.M. fo 10:30 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon to 10 P.M. 1 quarter of them had faulty depth | with a soapy cloth in a matter of] "Soggy 11 Summite 33 Of the 82 Shield cea gpm gh ghana aural ferieeegiien ay wg Did bagelipraord ee | | perception, nana. Lenmar | Banting pe os withest — | ME your job superiatively | plates with the capacity to store as ™ Chatters § 30 Eagle's /@@ Rindrence =| and acclaimed for it, . ‘up an electrical charge, 
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Silver Arts _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 
Bridal Shower in Holly |Group Holds __ TWENTY-THREE _   
  
      
        
    
          Collecti Honors Betty McMiller — Dinner Meeting | d O ec ion O y Ee 1 er | Suggestions for increasing ef- 
Betty E, MeMiller wes honored son, Marjorie Baker, Mrs. James | ficiency and gaining greater per-, 
Is Shown ai a bridal shower Wednesday eve-| Watkins, Mrs. Ernest Thayer and| 50a! satisfaction from secretarial 
ning at the home of Betty Giddings | Mrs, Raymond Giddings of Holly. | Work were included in films shown 
Wiggs Old Colony Shop will this in Holly, Co-hostess was Betty Bry- | Members of Gamma Psi chapter to Pontioak Chapter of Interna- 
weekend play host to the fabulous | an. i Beta Sigma Phi were among ee Secretaries Association re- 
‘ j i Miss McMiller will become the | guests. | cently. 
vaphemeanrpa gai go iia, Date Ses) 7 ite Walton ma te ating] MODERNIZED . | Nov. 27. or the dinner meeting “ 
The work of ‘the silver artisans Guests admired a centerpiece eterans Honored Eleanor Lockman, vice president, Scheel of Beauty 
and craftsmen of two centuries of a bride and groom Many auxiliaries were represent-| conducted the business meeting 
ago will be on exhibit in the Huron ‘looking at four steps denoting love, | ¢d in honor of Veteran's Day when | and guests were introduced by Call teday for detailed 
street store for the public to view happiness, health and wealth and the Oakland County Council of Dolores Ablin. information. Ne age 
with everything from trays to tea | at the top a silver chest of riches.| vFW met Thursday evening at The films were presented limit! sets included. Guns Mrs. Geo through the courtesy of First included M rge Post 1370 on South mene street” Nationa] Credit Bureau, Inc. Film 
and sugar sets, candelabras, ton Ptains, Mrs. Lieyd Lindsey, | cnairman of Paul tonaday Auxil-| and “Office Courtesy.” They Phone FE 4-1854 epergues and a collection of ene- Mrs. Ray Richardson, Mrs. Don iary 1407 of Ferndale, was in| were shown by Kirtley S. Winn 
| design jugs and bowls made in ald Sadler, Mre. Robert Williams, | 10-26 of the program. | and Dale Swansey of. the bureau Call Mise Wiese Teds? “the Sheffield, Georgian and Vie- Mrs, Edward Richardsen, Vrs. tor tntormetion torian periods and created by GRACIA DAWN BLACK - | Ivan Imscho and Mrs. James ' 
Paul Storr and Hester Bateman = Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Black of | Turner of Rockwood. * || SMART HAIR STYLE FOR WINTER... Carefully PONTIAC are to be shown. | Port Huron are announcing the en-' Others were Mrs. Blanche Dabbs, ; : . . 
Milver colisciore cecal the fanie sage a a net | Mee James Dod. Mrs, Lynn Sher- shaped, scrumptiously clean and becomingly curled BEAUTY en . 
; — : awn, to Jerry Duane Rose. He is/ rs arvin Siebert rs 16% € Huren. ind {3 
of Storr who wax one af the cele. won” of Ale. and Mes Percy [Stephen Kruchko of Drayton Plains | RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD SHOP Krenge's His exquisite handling of sterling Rose of Lakeside drive. A June Mrs. John Whitehead, Mrs. Rus-| 88 Wayne Street PE 2-1426 2nd Fleer 
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his pieces choice collector's items 
for several decades. 
Knitwear Good — if 
Sparkle Fashion 
for This Year 
NEW YORK (NEA) — The knit- 
wear fashion is one that has a| 
real importance this year. Far 
from being basic and conservative, 
ft sparkles in a highly individual | 
manner. , 
or No longer is the knit dress the_ 
California's talented Blair belies es in Peg and stripes, sole property of the giri with the | »» perfect figure (whoever she is). but most of all in coton. Here, her striped cotton “torso” | traditional weaves have ean aa | 
dress features the longer bodyline, the wide neckline and to interesting textures, new weaves, | 
the cover-up treatment of shoulder cap sleeves. [clever styling and versatility. The ee new wider skirts mean that the | 
Pontiac Man Is Exhibitor wear Knits! aa gracefully he, ae wear knits as gracefully as the, 
‘tall, slender girl 
A h Like tweeds and other woolens, | 
rt S Owing Is cheduled knit fashions now span the sea- 
|sons. They're as wearable in the 
Names of Pontiac area residents! Area artists among 130 exhibitors. “@"™th of the tropics as they are are on the exhibitor's list for the | Will be Peter J Duenas of Hender-, '" wintry cities. Further, many of 
th annual Michigan Agtists Ex-|2" street. Donald Smith of Lone them are convertible, with small 
| Pine road. and Ben. M. Fortuna jackets or dickeys that transfer 
hibition which will open with &! 66 Franklin them from suitable wear to a dress 
public reception on Nov. 18 t Blos that’s exactly right for dinner out mfield tills exhibitors in- : an! 
The exhibition, to be held in the elude LeMaxie Glover. George Ila- ARY yeoman pee s pevcr taken a knit suit along on a trip knows Detroit Institute of Arts will In- gale, Harvey Luce, Barbara Lu- Le - 7 : hua it packs beautifully and is clude 273 paintings, prints, photo- derowski, Theodore Luderowski, | ; . comfortable to wear, on plane, graphs and sculptures. The recep- Julius Schmidt, Zolton Sepeshy train or in a car. The double. 
tion is scheduled for 8 p.m. and Shirley Robinson. duty knit fashions are particularly 
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10” | |to discuss a cooperative dinner 
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By MARGARET LATROBE 
They got me covered — the in- 
surance companies, 1 mean. You! j it 
_dawned on me—maybe I don't own ) visible rabbits, but in New Zea- name it — fire, theft, life and | anything worth more than $5, 
what limb — and there is a large mass! Ang if so, 
of fine print in my safety box here, anyway? 
(Copyright 1954) 
WANT DISCOUNTS? LOOK HERE!| stating that some ‘a 
body is gonna ay 
pay off, when, if 
and as. Right at 
mother’s knee, 
along with the 
difference from 
right and wrong, 
black and white, 
welearned to #. 
place ourtrust 5%; 
and premiums 
with the insur- Gia: , 
ance man. LATROBE 
But with all my fine coverage, | 
there is something referred to in| 
the vernacular as the “$25 deduc- | 
tible.”’” which has been a source | 
of exasperation to me,     As you know, this means that 
first you subtract th sum of $25 
from any insurance loss you are 
lucky enough to incur, Then you 
eoleet—ever and -beyend this 
sum. 
Well, I never would have be- 
lieved the things one can lose which 
cost $24.95, or slightly less. That 
pair of shoes I left at Aunt Min's 
was lost in the mail, but could 
I get the insurance man to fly 
right? Not a chance. If I had been 
bright enough to have asked Aunt 
Min to send along the old fur piece 
she said she might part with — 
then we would have had a loss 
worth talking about. Surely a 1913 
mink scarf would rate the atten- 
tion of the adjustor. 
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clause, and win. That's the Way the United States the name “Har- | 
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twice a day at regular intervals. | 
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. About 65 per cent of the world’s \ 
| rainbow trout weighing about four a light green similar to the usual Vancent Hair ‘Restorer’ | tain the ies sp en aaa sugar is made from sugar cane. i 
| pounds and measuring 18!z inches lettuce shade of the rear half. — = a | greyhound, ied a ae ' 
| long. He lives at Taniwha Springs. | The section of the body after | BUFFALO, N. Y. (INS)—Rem- date blossoms br Helps You Overcome : fl 
‘an attractive sightseeing area not the dorsal fin does just the op- edies that claimed to grow hair ; = ' 
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the nose to the dorsal fin is dark | A complete 700 million dollar | pharmaceutical manufacturers, of-| lead mined ne sa Le 6S your pia holds them hrmer eo they } 
green, During regular feeding | synthetic rubber industry was cre-| fer this ancient example: To stim-| was estima eA Encycio-| feel more comfortable, Ax out 
periods the front portion of the ated in 18 months during World| ulate hair growth, patients were aera reports Anuat whe counter. 
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 * 
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,   
  ~ Overflow ‘rowd Jams Senate 
    
What Education Means te Me   
Sister Happy for Chance} 
lo Teach, Guide Children iter's Note: Fifth im a series on ' 
“What Teaching Means to Me” Why! _ cen almost write a 
blished by the Pontiac Press durt- poem. 
ben Education Week 
Not only must he be content to by M. 
frst ecade. instructor "at - red: ag how to count from 1 to . ericks , Pontiac. A trul i- le must want to know that ted teacher, t has ‘ 
had da pen “in elementary there are 6 rows of seats in his classrooms. of ese, years (first grade room with }0 seats in he bee t St. Pr ick. The 1 
parochial, as well Ge" the public ja row that there can be 59 other achools, ¥ classload. Gistes Merdile haa 5 tts veer. first graders in the room with 
him (too many for any one persdn By_SISTER M. MERGILE 
Every September, as I walk into | 
faces, some smiling, eager, ready | c 
for the new adventure; others 
fearful, apprehensive of what lies   
Hite H LF 
  
  understood 
Nh he “The spirit likely was willing, but 
the secretary had commitments. 
Transfer Strike Probe 
DETROIT W — A congressional 
investigation of alleged Commu- 
nist activitiy in the recent Square 
D Co. strike has been ordered 
moved from Detroit to Washingto:., 
Rep. Clardy (R-Mich.) announced ‘| fd)   
Hee : €. 
Admit Red Red Cross 
GENEVA, W — The Executive 
Committee of the League of Red 
Cross Societies unanimously de- 
cided last night to admit the Red 
Cross Society of East Germany to 
the league.   i 
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  LINCOLN CAPRI COUPE — Marked by a new horizontal grille and ornamentation 
on ‘the front, and unusual tail light assembly, Lincoln and Lincoln Capri for 1955 will be 
on display Nov. 23. Shown above is the Lincoln Capri coupe. The cars present an all-new Re 
      
Teacher Sees 
Good Year in 55 U. of M. Research Head , 
Optimistic on Economic 
Outlook 
ANN ARBOR (—Prof. George 
Katona, director of the University | 
of Michigan survey research cen- 
ter says he is optimistic about 
the economic outlook for 1955, 
“I'm an optimist,” Katona told 
a campus conference on consu- 
mer attitude and demand yes- 
terday, “but 1965 will be a better 
year than 1954, though not 
quite as good as 1953.” 
Katona said surveys indicate the 
average citizen sees the conumy 
as “depression-proof.”’ 
“Unemployment and the loss of   Disregard Party 
Shambles Until 
Morning: Duke LONDON @®-—It’s 
in the Duke's family. 
  said. ‘And if the customer is sat- 
isfied and feels secure he will be 
more likely to open his paocket- 
book,”’ he added. 
Katona challenged the sugges- 
tien that there is a buying ‘‘sat- 
uration point.” And he said 
“there is no reason to believe 
that prosperity is its own grave-   
|Comic Book Seizure 
Grounds for Lawsuit 
sue. 
This warning was issued yester- 
day by the National Union of   digger.’ 
are things they want to buy that | 
majority, interviewed, he said, feel | 
they are economically better off | *   ithan they ever were. Teachers, whose legal eagles have 
deprive the true owner of it per- 
anently would be an illegal m 
act...” 
  
at Pontiac's new municipal sanitary 
highway. The new fill is expected 
to go into operation er crews put the final earth covering 
on the old Orchard Lake avenue city dump, Refuse will be buried in 
    
    New Municipal Sanitary Fill to Open Next | Week After slightly more than six City workmen have begun dig- 
ging the first sanitary fill trench. 
It measures 30 feet across by 12 
feet deep, and when completed will 
Stretch 2,000 feet. 
Excess dirt is being piled up. 
“It will be used to cover the low 
areas where dirt isn’t*available, 
such as the marshy areas 
‘through the center of the prop- 
erty,” Jewell said. 
Other ditches: will parallel the 
first after it has been filled with 
refuse . ' 
A fence will be erected around 
new property and regular 
hours will be maintained daily 
Sunday. An attendant will be 
duty to direct the dumping. 
      The fill will be open from 7 a. m. 
to. 7p. m. weekdays and 10 a. m. i 
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3 | -| Will be’ planted with some ,turf- 
' dust under control,” be said. 
     
      
to 7 p. m. Sundays. 
Its use will be restricted solely 
to Pontiac residents, Jewell said. 
He issued a plea for users to 
‘the fill may be operated in “an 
orderly afd sanitary manner.” 
As for the old diimp, a sore spot 
with Washington Park residents 
since its opening in August, 1948, |- 
City Manager Walter K. Willman 
said it will be covered with about 
three feet of earth. 
He stated it will be at least two 
or three .vears before the land 
setiles enough to be used. 
“In the meantime, the surface    
turbo-drive automatic transmission, an overhead valve V-8 engine 
dual exhausts and tubeless tires. The cars will be shown here by 
Mercury Sales Inc., 4 -W. Pike St. ' 
of 225 horsepower, 
the Central Lincoln 
  
Lincoln Offers 
More V-8 Power Redesigned Engine and 
-New Transmission Are 
Feature for 1955 
New Lincoln models for 1955 will 
go on display in dealer showrooms 
on Tuesday, Nov. 23. 
The Lincoln Capri series includes 
a@ special custom coupe, 
  body colors | 
Power steering, power brakes, 
electric window lifts and four- 
Way power seat are optional 
equipment, as is Lincoin's cus- 
tom built air conditioning sys- 
tem. 
The Lincoln automatic transmis- 
sion combines fluid torque con- 
verter with three-speed planetary 
gear. The rear axel ratio has been 
reduced from 3.31 to 3.07. Horse- 
power rating has been increased 
to 255, displacement to 341 cubic 
inches and cylinder diameter bore 
to 3.9 inches. The stroke remains 
at 35, but compression ration is 
increased to 8.5 to 1.                 Lincolns will use a new 18 milli- 
meter conical seat spark plug. 
Dual exhausts and tubeless tires 
  Lincoln Continental 
that Marilyn Sheppard used to 
drive is up for sale. Mrs. Sheppard's 
Black Lincoln 
Up for Sale Now CLEVELAND @— The black 
automobile 
Tite murdered woman's brother- 
in-law, Dr. Stephen Sheppard, had | 
a serviceman try the motor today 
at the Sheppards’ lakefront, 
another 
brother of the accused osteopath, 
Dr. Richard Sheppard. 
“I never thought it would start. 
It hasn't been run since the 
“Fourth.” 
That was the day Mrs. Shep- 
pard was murdered. 
Dr. Stephen Sheppard said the 
Lincoln would be sold, but that the 
Jaguar of the accused Dr. Samuel 
H. Sheppard would be kept in run- 
  Union Votes 
Chrysler Strike Body Division Walkout 
Could Cripple Output 
of 1955 Models 
DETROIT  — A strike which 
would cripple production and idle 
has been by CIO United | 
Auto Workers (UAW) in the two 
plants. 
Emil Masey, UAW secretary- 
treasurer and director of the 
union's ABD department, said he 
would seek immediate strike au- 
thorization from the UAW exec- TWENTY-FIVE — 
or McCarthy Censure | 
Democrats Try 
fo Avoid Tangle Joe Addresses Rally 
of Supporters Meeting 
in. Constitution Hall 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
WASHINGTON—A big dent could 
be made in the national debt if the Senate charged admission to 
its current atraction. 
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debate over proposed censure 
Sen, McCafthy (R-Wis). 
  utive board. 
Mazey said the dispute involved 
grievance issues in both plants. He 
oa yo mene Vaald the strike vote in Detroit local 2 
in Wayne Jail 3 Recaptured Shortly 
After Climbing Down 
Sheet Rope 
DETROIT @®—Three men who 
broke out of the Wayne County 
Jail last night using a sheet rope 
to lower themselves from a second- 
story window, were back in cus- 
tody today — recaptured minutes 
after their escape. 
One of the trio is in Receiving 
Hospital with injuries suffered 
    
‘| the mere press of a button is 
the front bumpers and a new gold 
: shaft, push rod and tappets, valve 
| a hunting trip six days ago he ac- 
  growing seed to keep weeds and 
Fs are standard equipment. Rear 
tread has been increased to 60 
inches. 
A lubrication system 
which will lubricate the car by 
available on 1955 models. 
New horizontal grille bar behind 
Lincoln crest ereate a distinctive 
ornamentation to the new models. 
The cars have a 123-inch wheel- 
base and an overall length of 215.6 
inches. 
Major changes have been made 
fn material and in construction of 
Many of the engine components, 
including main bearing caps, cam- 
rotators, timing chdin and oil 
pump. investigation would be launched to- 
determine how the three gained | ed objects 
access to the window. * when the makeshift rope broke 
and he fell into a brick-paved al- 
ley. 
Milburn Towers, 21, of Detroit 
was found by police tying where 
he fuititlied, too hurt to move. 
derry Anglin, 23, and Juan R. 
Canadas, %5, both of Detroit, 
were captured a blodk from the 
jail by police tn a scout car. 
Sheriff's deputies said the three 
fastened four sheets to a steam- 
Pipe and climbed through a win- 
dow barred only by a heavy mesh 
screen. The men made the break 
after being transferred from their shook this cellblock to a shower room. 
Sheriff Andrew Baird said an_ 
| arried by 92.4 per cent but 
he did not disclose how many 
workers voted. 
Mazey said local 265 in Evans- 
ville voted ‘‘favorably” to strike 
to settle ‘‘numerous grievances” 
there. 
There are about 24,000 hourly 
and salaried ABD workers in De- 
| troit and 2,900 in Evansville. 
A strike, if called, could halt 
output of Chrysler’s -1955 models. 
The ABD builds bodies for the 
corporation's Plymouth, Dodge. 
DeSoto, Chrysler and Imperial 
cars 
Chrysler officials had no imme. 
diate comment on the strike threat. 
Mazey said the dispute was 
touched. off by “a general break- 
down of collective bargaining.” 
Specific grievances listed by 
Mazey included the company's 
failure to reinstate 25 
ers discharged prior to a National 
Labor Relations Board (NLRB) 
election, a contract for office work-       
              and safety problems, reclassifica-| 
tion of wage rates and violations 
of seniority provisions. 
  
San Diego Is Rocked 
by Small Earthquake 
SAN DIEGO, Calif. @®—An earth- 
quake, described ag a sharp jolt, 
city at approximately 
4:25 a.m., today. 
It was strong enough to cause 
| houses to creak and start suspend- 
swinging, but there were 
no reports of damage :     ° office work- | 
ers, production standards, health | Carthy told 
ing and whistling 
|night that his campaign 
|communism will “go on 
) and on.” 
be so, 
r 
E ‘ | gardless of the ! 
jconsideration af a move 
iH i     
| The Rt. S , 
Martin, re chief chapl 
the First Army, has said that 
million dollars had been raised for 
| such a purpose, 
The seven faculty members at 
the college sent protesting 
grams to Msgr. Martin and to 
Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of 
ithe Archidiocese of New York. 
|Copies of the protests were sent |to local newspapers. 
Ewalt on Committee 
of Recreation Society 
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Pontiac Parks and Recreation © 
‘Director David R. Ewalt has been 
named to the Membefship and 
Affiliation Committee of the Amer- 
ton, D. C. 
The society is composed of 2,200 
recreation leaders and adminis- 
trators employed by governmental’ 
agencies, hospitals, industry and 
voluntary ‘   
  
Pastor Admits 
Shooting Friend 
While Hunting BLAIRSVILLE, Ga. »—A Bap- 
tist minister admitted that while on 
cidentally fired a shot which killed 
a companion at whose funeral he 
later preached. 
Lt. Woody Wilson of the Georgia 
Bureau of Investigation said last 
night the Rev, Carl Brewer, 4- 
year - old pastor of four rural 
churches in Union County, admit- 
ted the accident in a statement is-|- 
sued —— — 
The officer said the attorney, 
Jack G. Tarpley, quoted the minis- 
ter as telling this story of the in- 
cident: 
He and Alvin Towe, 40-year-old 
farmer and the father of eight chil- 
dren, became separated while hunt- 
ing Nov. 5. The minister said he 
fired at a squirrel and that when 
he went to retrieve the animal, he 
discovered Towe's body. 
Sheriff Verge Kelly but ‘‘because 
of fear of the consequences and 
shock" did not admit his part. 
Wilson said the minister preach- 
ed Towe’s funeral Monday and that 
they were reported to have been |) 
“the best friends.” 
  The minister said he notified Ss 
  
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job yesterday, He was found on a 
Detroit Carpenter Dies 
of Heart Attack on Job | 
DETROIT «h—Peter Gray, an 
99-year-old carpenter, died on the 
  Physicians said he suffered a 
heart attack.   
    
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Veterans Forget to Invite 
Officials to See Parade nie Bogart, Gable Old F Ogeys, 
PAWTUCKET, R. I. u—Every Younger Actor Charges 
_ thing seemed to be going smoothly 
HOLLYWOOD along the, Veterans Day parade 
route yesterday—until the march- '& young actor today charged ,now it” 
, ers got to City Hall that Clark Gable and Humphrey | campbell og 
Then they realized there was no Bogart should act their age on the en a. Gat 
reviewing stand and no city offi. s¢teen and play father rofes in- frank interview. Gable tn an unusually 
cials to review the parade stead of romancing aging hero-| are 33 
City officials said they had not ies Campbell held that over-age) 
‘been invited “Both Gable a Bogart are -Romeos last on the screen because | 
of what he called a perversion. of |   
the Hollywood star system 
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"Most of the leading women are 
35 and then some,” he said. ‘Yet 
they _PRIDAY 
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ted for a top role oppo 
So what happens? The 
grandpa Site 
choice roles go to the 
clique.’ 
Campbell said he would have 
loved to challenge Gable in a 
screen test for Clark's upeoming 
role in “Soldier of Fortune ' 
“In a closeup,’ 
bell, “I couldn't have helped but 
  I get that many lines in my face, 
I'll play Susan Hayward's father, 
not her lover.” 
Comment was not at once avail- 
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Patanelli Tells | 
Wolverines That 
Foe Is Tough Points Out That Team 
Has Piled Up 2,163 
Yards This Year 
ANN ARBOR w—The Michigan 
football team swallowed a stern 
warning today that Michigan State 
was definitely “‘up’’ on the eve 
of the annual battle to crown the 
football champion of the state. 
——- You can bet that they'll have a 
full head of steam when they hit 
Ann Arbor.” 
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“Spartan left halfback, LeRoy Bol- 
den, was ‘his old self again."’ He 
said that Bolden looked great when 
the Spartans swamped Washington 
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ANCHORMAN—This is Roger Davis, captain and 
anchor man on the Hillsdale College football team. 
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  | LIGONIER, Pa. —Arnold John- 
| adelphia Athletics and is moving 
the franchise to Kansas City, says— 
general manager next week. 
s * * 
to the exclusive rolling Rock Hunt 
Club. He said he'd devote the | Naming of KC Pilot 
Scheduled Next Week weekend to “hunting and relax- 
had proven itself in the son, the man who bought the Phil- ing.” s s ° 
The Chicago multi-millionaire   
dreau, former manager of the Bos- 
ton Red Sox, said he had been in 
touch with Johnson. 
“But nothing 
  1 
is definite yet,” 
he'll name his field manager and didn’t give an inkling of the men Boudreau declared. | SSE 
MSC Hopes to 
Defy Tradition, i ] . ae 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 
imed for Upset | Busy Man   
By JOE FALLS 
DETROIT WW — Ted Lindsay 
‘was a busy little hockey player 
‘last night, to say the least. 
| In order, the fiery captain of 
‘the Detroit Red Wings. 
| 1, Swapped punches with Toron- 
Jim Thomson. 
T a swipe at Coach King   
' to's 
2 
ow of the Maple Leafs. 
Pull Surprise ymcateac" No State Team Ever 
Has Beaten Michigan 
Five Years in Row 
EAST LANSING uw — All tra- 
dition says it can't be done. 
But traditional games have a 
way of defying tradition, so Mich- 
igan State will try to upset the 
applecart Saturday in the 47th 
football game with Michigan in 
a series dating back to 1898. 
has ever succeeded in downing 3. Climbed into the seats and 
These were the riotous bappen- 
ings in Olympia Stadium. The | fact that the Red Wings 
| a 1-0 deeision on Sid Smith's 2nd- 
period goal was lest in the fur- 
| ore created by Lindsay. 
It all started in the 2nd period 
Lindsay and Thomson engaged 
players landing several punches. 
After they were separated, Lind- 
say skated in front of the Maple 
Leaf bench, where coach Clancy 
shouted at him. Lindsay lunged 
at Clancy, aiming a lefthanded 
a at his chin. It missed as 
ancy ducked below the side- 
boards. 
Then, at the conclusion of the   the Wolverines in his jnitial sea- 
' SOR, . 
But there's a big matter of pres- 
tige imvolved for Coach Duffy 
Daugherty and his Spartans, both 
smarting after a disappointing ree- 
ord of only two wins in seven 
A home crowd last weekend saw 
the Spartans take out some of 
their ire on Washington State with 
have some of their old-time touch- 
down punch. 
Michigan, a powerful defensive 
team with a 52 won and lost 
record, has to win in order to 
keep its Rose Bow] hopes alive. 
A loss would narrow the race to) 
|Montreal and Toronto were to give up two “‘fair’’ performers to | Ohio State and Minnésota. /game, Glen Skov of the Red Wings 
and a spectator exchanged words. , 
Lindsay went into the crowd and.   
| like a machine, drove punch after 
|punch at the spectator. 
| Detroit goalie Terry Sawchuk 
‘tried to get into the act. He 
climbed over the boards but was 
| weighed. down by his heavy equip- 
ment and couldn't get any whacks 
\in, although hig intentions were 
‘clear enough. 
There were two versions of what 
started the post-game melee. 
Said Lindsay: 
“Thig guy yelled some obsceni- 
ties to Skov.” 
The spectator said: 
“I merely yelled to Skov, ‘what 
crying towel are you going to use 
i now’.”’ t 
Police reported that the specta- 
tor said he was going to file as- 
sault charges against Lindsay.   
in a brief but hot fight, with both| After the- game, Lindsay was. 
concerned | more with the contro- 
versial trade which sent Metro 
Prystai of the Red Wings to the 
  in the league 
and, In the overall picture, save 
the league from folding. 
Acting as a spokesman for h's 
  
‘Good for Fair’   
  DETROIT (UP)—Marguerite 
Red Wings, said the agreement 
agreement.” 
than accept a ‘‘pool agreement” 
She said under the agreement   Prystai Trade Was a 
Compromise Move   Norris, president of the Detroit 
which sent Metro Prystai to the 
Chicago Black Hawks in return for Lorne Davis was a ‘compromise 
Miss Norris said she and her brother, Bruce. co-owner of the 
Red Wings, agreed to trade a good player for a fair player rather 
which was originally proposed. 
which sent Prystai to the Hawks, 
A sellout crowd of more than! prevent the “collapse of the league or a drop to four teams.” 
97,000 — the largest football at- | 
tendance in the nation so far this 
season — will watch the struggle 
between the ancient rivals. 
Attendance will top the 93,553 
wha saw the pro Rams and San |. 
| who will rebuild the Athletics and | The Chicago Tribune said John- Francisco Gers meet at Los An- 
| try to get them out of the Amert | son announced recently he planned geles and the Ohio State - Wiscon- 
| gas City. 
However, in Chicago, Lou Bou- | 
  
kill their bucks near Pontiac or 
elsewhere in southern Michigan 
during the Nov. 15-30 season are 
urged to telephone the Rose Lake 
Wildlife experiment station near 
  
  Curley Cook Hunters Who Get Buck 
Locally Asked to Report | LANSING — Deer hunters we southern Michigan deer to weigh 
more and have larger antlers on | 
the average than northern deer of 
the same age. | 
Well-fed yearling bucks from | 
southern Michigan farmland weigh 
30 pounds more and average about 
twice ag many antler points as 
‘yearlings from northern Michigan 
| Poor food areas. 
  
    
  
    
Deaf Mute Stars on Grid for Ohio Schoo! 
is leading the Mid-Amer- 
Conference in touchdowns and fi 
gained. 
" The rugged little Kent State Uni- against Ohio University and he got | 
fullback, 5-foot-7 and 170 ‘Kent State—were compiled in only 
Injuries kept. him 
‘benched for all but six plays ve games 
inte only two plays against Mar- record. 
His team mates are fond of the 
classroom instructors. After Kent's 
58-18 victory over Akron, to which 
Mariano contributed four touch-| 
downs, his fellow players gave him 
the ball as a souvenir. 
* * * 
“Very cooperative and cheer-     has scored 14 touchdowns shall. Kent's only loss in seven ful,” his speech teacher described 
2 extra 
$77 yards on 73 carries in 7 games, 
with 2 more to play. | 14-7, and the 277 points the Golden 
Flashes have scored to & for oppo- 
nents established a new school and has gained games was to Ohio University | him. To get his C-plus average, | 
the handicapped Mariano has to. 
work much harder than his class- 
mates.” 
  
Etcheverry Is Named 
Canadian Loop’s Best OTTAWA (# — Sam (The Rifle) third-year import with the Als 
the team to first place with his 
brilliant passing and field general- 
  
  Etcheverry of the Montreal Alou- 
ettes Friday was awarded the Jeff 
Russel Trophy as the most sports- | 
‘the Big Four. 
of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats was 
the Rookie of the Year in 
    IC4-A Lures 322 NEW YORK (UP) — A total of 
41 colléges will 
compete in the IC4-A cross-country 
race in New York's Van Cortlandt 
  | Pication 
from Denver University, sparked | | “Boudreau'’s contract with Bos- 
ton, calling for an _ estimated 
$40,000 to $45,000, had another year | 
know if the Red Sox will have to) 
only the financial difference if Bou- 
dreau lands another job in 1955. 
Boudreau admitted he didn't know 
of such a twist in his contract.” 
Johnson said he has had many 
applications for the field job. 
Asked if he had received an ap- | 
from Bobby Bragan, | 
manager of the Hollywood club in 
the Pacific Coast League. Johnson | 
smiled and said: 
s * . 
“I've seen his name mentioned | 
for the manager's job but there | 
was nothing official about it.”   
  assume the entire obligation, or, Johnson made the statement | can League cellar. He merely said to confer with Joe Cronin, general gin attendance of 82,636. 
| Thursday night at Pittsburgh in an he expected to make his choices’ manager of the Red Sox. The Trib) Michigan State hopes are 
airport interview before motoring | known Monday or Tuesday at Kan- | une added: | 
| heightened by the return to top 
physical form of LeRoy Bolden, 
stil] the squad's top ground-gainer 
although he has been hobbled by a 
to run. Johnson would want to | leg injury most of the season. 
There is still some concern, 
however, about the condition of 
quarterback Johnny Matsock, 
has been working out with the 
handicap of a pulled thigh mus- 
cle, 
The MSC squad left Friday for 
Ann Arbor for an afternoon work- 
out in the Michigan Stadium. 
Squad will spend Friday night at 
Jackson and will bus down to 
Ann Arbor for the 1:30 p.m. kick- 
off. 
  
Bowling Results 
  
Hawks, meanwhile, shook off their | 
five-game losing streak by defeat- | 
ing the Boston Celtics 95-85 on Ken 
McBride's 11-point outburst in the | final period on a doubleheader | 
card at New York's Madison’ 
Square Garden. 
Fort Wayne retained its undis- | Frank 
puted Western Division lead, how- 
ever, as the New York Knicker- 
bockers beat the Rochester Roy- | 
als in a 79-78 thriller that filled | 
out the twinbill at the garden. : 
In the only other game Thurs-| 
day night, the Minneapolis Lakers | 
defeated the Baltimore Bullets 
97-87 at Greenville, S.C. 
  
Lightweight Title Bout 
in Philippines Postponed 
MANILA w — The Philippine 
Kosaka's left eye, suffered in a! 
fight 
in Japh 
healed. 
  
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- up before the biologist arrives, he of Field Trials front-office job with the transplant. | Benson 30.18 Carrier | 13 
can still obtain valuable informa-| DUBLIN, Ga., —Allage field | ed Athletics. ae: a baat os 
Back Averagi tion from the head alone. trials continued Friday at the| “I know Parke,” Johnson said.| Indiv game M. Clark 213, covtee-— 
6.4 Per T Hillsdale’s * ¢ @ week-long meeting of the National | ‘He is a fine man and a good | Harry Gelarae 603 en 
ry? . “Last hunting season we checked | Foxhumter’s Assn. friend.” 7a DIVISION wt 
Clark Top Scorer 145 deer taken mostly within 50| Curiey Cook, a hound owned by Johnson said he'd fly to Kansas | you, 13. Porge 15 20 
miles of: Lansing.” Dr. S. T.|Dr. A. S. Pearson of Woodruff, | City Sunday night. On Monday, he | Soft wes Superior 18 21 
VICKSBURG ®—Veteran John-|Biack, Rose Lake station chief./sC_ scored 150 points Thursday | 8dded, the first order of business| Prayers ip t@ Parmer's 14 21 
Ty Adame of Hope College con. |says. “Credit for this remarkable |on the. first day of the allage| Will bes conference wih archi | Hindi gamenO. Keler 202 eerie C must first of all to the Is. tects are rushing plans to en-| ojsen 502, team e—Drewry's 766, 
gaining in the MIAA football con- wrdhepasinee cooperation of the ccc Hill King, owned by c./!arge the Kansas City Baseball | veriee—Russel! Young 2318 renrys 
ference. hunters who reported.” D. Smith of Freeman, Mo., was | Stadium to 36,000 seat capacity. ~ hed es on > These, studies have been made second with 140 points and Meges | Alter, 2a 14 Meare 1318 yards—an average | since unters | Rexie, owned by J. W. Meggs of | Benson 22:14 Bivd 16 20 
of es yards per try. have learned that they can expect | Marshville. N.C.. and J. M. Wade Streaks at End Jecodeen's 30:18 Maple Leaf 14 21 
Iv total offense, Rolland Wahi of Wenatchee, Wash., wag third | Indiv. game—K. Harkless 100, series 
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hours but finally submitted because’ she felt the option was the 
(that it calls for both Montreal 
have been announced. In explaining the agreement. Miss Norris revealed for the Ist time 
and Toronto to send one player 
each to the Hawks in addition to other transactions which already 
  
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Rated Harrier lowa Runner Favored 
in Big 10 Test Today 
in Chicago 
CHICAGO  — Rich Ferguson 
Big 10 individual cross-country 
championship but Michigan State 
may have trouble hanging on to 
the team title today in the 40th an- 
nual conference race. 
Spartans, winners for the last 
three years, were hard hit by 
graduation. Ohio State, having 
beaten MSC, may be the team to 
catch. 
Full squads for the meet, at 
Chicago's Washington Park, have 
been entered by Michigan State, 
Michigan. 
F has taken the individ- 
ual crown the last two years. 
Notre Dame is expected to de- 
throne Western Michigan in the 
Central Collegiate Conference 
| Cross country meet on the same 
|3mile Washington Park course 
| after today's Big 10 competition. 
Same course also will be the 
scene tomorrow of the Midwest 
Conference meet with Carleton, 
led by student coach and captain. 
John McCamanat, seeking its 3rd 
straight title. 
Eastern Illinois State and Michi- 
gan Normal are favored in the In- 
terstate Intercollegiate Athletic 
Conference harrier race tomorrow 
on the El Paso golf course near 
Bloomington, Il.     
  
Fuentes Is Jailed 
Following Bar Brawl LOS ANGELES (INS) — Ramon 
Fuentes, top contender for the 
welterweight boxing championship, 
was jailed today after he assert- 
edly broke a man’s nose in a bar 
brawl. 
The boxer, 27, was charged with 
suspicion of assault with a deadly 
weapon (a professional fighter’s 
hands are legally considered dead- 
ly weapons). Gorman  Ornales 
made the charge and told police 
that Fuentes struck him in the 
nose in the climax to an argument. 
Fuentes denied that he struck 
Ornales and said it was someone 
else. 
Fuentes is scheduled to fight 
welterweight champion Johnny 
Saxton in a non-title bout in Los 
Angeles Dec. 2. 
Las Vegas Boxer Is 
Winner Over Salas 
PHOENIX, Ariz; @ — Hard-hit- 
ting Neal Rivers of Las Vegas)   
  of lowa is favored to retain his | 2 128] Crisler Won't 
Say if UM Will 
Accept Trophy ANN ARBOR (UP)—University 
‘of Michigan athletic director Her- 
, bert O. (Fritz) Crisler today de- 
| clined comment on whether the 
Wolverines would accept the Gov- 
ernor’s Trophy if it defeats Mich- 
igan State Saturday. 
“The university has made no 
| @fficial acceptance of the tro- 
phy.” Crisler said. “We'll have 
te win the game before we make 
the legendary woodsman, Paul 
Bunyan — was donated by Gov. G. 
Mennen Williams last year to be 
used as a symbol of victory be- 
tween the state's two Big 10 foot- 
ball teams. 
A controversy developed when 
the university refused to say 
whether it would accept the trophy 
if it won the game last year but 
subsided as Michigan State won 
and willingly took the trophy back 
to East Lansing. 
Moore Decries ‘Win 
at Any Cost’ Plans | NEW ORLEANS (UP) — Bernie 
Moore, southeastern conference 
_commissioner, while speaking be-     |fore the Chamber of Commerce. 
' members council, decried athletic 
“programs which are set. up to 
|‘‘win at any cost.” 
| Moore, former Louisiana State 
University coach and a member 
of football’s hall of fame, said he 
thought the firing of football 
coaches is the cheapest means a 
college can take to cover up a 
poor team. 
Moore said he is interested in 
the value of the game to individual 
players and added that ‘‘athletic 
programs which are set up to win 
at any cost—even the boys’ hon- 
esty—are no good.” « Red Wings’ Ted Lindsay Tangles With 
Player, Coach, Spectator in 1-0 Loss 
teammates, Lindsay said the Red 
Wings players were disappointed 
that Prystai wags traded away on 
such premise. 
“We feel badly about Metro 
leaving us,’’ Lindsay said. “But 
we have the word of Bruce (Bruce 
Norris, part owner of the Red 
Wings) that such a deal won't 
happen again. We players want to 
prove that hockey is on the level 
and we're going all to win 
the championship again.” 
Cadet Star's 
Eligibility Is 
Under Scrutiny Army Spokesman Says 
Academy Is in Touch 
With ECAC Chief © 
WEST POINT, N. Y. W—A re- 
port that the eligibility of halfback 
Tommy Bell, the nation’s leader 
in rushing averages, was being in- 
vestigated has drawn a terse de- 
scription as “much ado about 
nothing” from a high West Point     | 
  
| The New York Daily News pub- 
don’t 
think we are breaking any rules of 
the Eastern College Athletic Con- 
ference." 
He added that the academy had 
been in touch with Asa Bushnell, 
ECAC commissioner, however, on 
the question of Bell's eligibility,   
straight since losing to South Caro- 
lina in their opener. 
Yankees Name Page 
Farm Team Manager BINGHAMTON, N. Y.  — The 
New York Yankees have an 
nounced appointment of Phil Page, 
a former Detroit Tiger pitcher, as 
manager of their Birmingham, 
Ala., farm in the Class AA South- 
ern Assn. 
Page, 49, is a former coach of 
the Cincinnati Reds and 
the Binghamton Triplets of the 
Class A Eastern League for the 
last two years.   
| 1928 and 1934. He succeeds Mayo 
  
Bag Two Pheasants 
Without Firing Shot 
GRUNDY CENTER, Iowa (UP) 
—The Harry Schmidt family 
bagged two pheasants yesterday 
without firing a shot. 
Hunters chased the first pheas- 
ant into the Schmidt's front yard. 
The bird was so tired that Janice 
Schmidt, 15, picked {it up and took 
it inside the house. 
A short time later a pheasant 
‘fell dead in front of Schmidt, the 
| victim of a hunter's bullet. _ 
‘Hunter’ Gets His Buck 
'4 Days Before Season 
NAPOLEON (UP) — Lester Fel- 
ton bagged a 180-pound buck 
Wednesday, four days before the 
deer season started. But he bagged     
over. 
Felton plans to go north for the 
hunting season next week.     
NEW YORK ® — Floyd Patter- 
gon, 19-year-old light heavyweight 
sensation. and veteran Jimmy 
Slade of New York will collide in if 
: He 
or 
i Hi 2 
é z i itl 
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& 
i Jimmy Slade to Sub for 
Troy Against Patterson Jimmy was outpointed by big Bob 
Baker. 
Patterson has a 17-1 record. the 
lone loss being a split and con- 
| troversial decision to Joey Maxim, 
|the ex-light heavyweight king. 
  
ty—the Detfoit- Lions, said Bell told been paid for 779 head of horses. 
The record for the sale is $1,623,- * eae 
Owners’ Group Approves | Suspended Prexy’s Actions HARRISBURG, Pa. i — The) by the New York Harness racing 
Standardbred Owners Assn. has | commissioner. 
given a vote of confidence to its 
president, Edward T. Dougherty, | 
who is under one-year suspension |   
Lions-49ers | 
IV Is Denied NFL’s Head Refuses to 
Permit Sunday Sellout, 
Game to Be Shown 
DETROIT «® — Commissioner 
Bert Bell of the National Football ; 
League has turned down a request . 
to permit Michigan telecasting of | 
the sellout Detroit - San Francisco | 
game in Briggs Stadium Sunday. 
Bell granted such a request two | 
years ago for the Detroit - Los 
Angeles playoff for the League’ 8, 
Western Division title. That game | 
also was @ sellout. 
Edwin Anderson, president of 
him that approval would ‘“‘es- 
tablish a precedent which would 
be confusing to pro football fans 
in the future.” 
“They would not know,’ Ander- 
son said Bell told him, ‘‘whether 
to buy tickets for a’ game or to 
wait to see if it was to be tele- 
cast.” 
Anderson said Bell told him also 
that league rules prohibited a sug- 
gestion by TV sponsors to pay for 
any tickets which might be re- 
turned in event the Lions - 49ers 
game were telecast in Detroit and 
out-state Michigan. * s * 
‘At a meeting Thursday night, 
the membership passed a resolu- 
tion “unanimously backing” 
‘Dougherty and “his officers and 
‘directors in whatever action they 
may take now or in the future re- 
| garding the suspension of Dough- 
erty” and eight drivers who re- 
ceived six-month suspensions in 
the same dispute. 
* * . 
The suspensions were announced 
by Harness Racing Commissioner 
George M. Monaghan. He said 
| Dougherty and the drivers failed 
to appear on time for a race two 
weeks ago at the Yonkers Race- 
way. Dougherty said the action 
'was taken by himself and the 
‘drivers over a purse dispute. 
* af = 
The Standardbred Owners Assn. 
is meeting here in connection with 
the annual standardbred horse 
sale. 
* * «@ 
A total of 201 trotters and pacers 
| were sold for $675,150 Thursday 
the fourth day of the five-day sale. 
TFe-date, a total of $1,619,225 has 
* * * 
The top price Thursday was paid | 
by Paul Wixom of Chicago: $34.000 
for Noble Adios, a full brother to 
Little Brown Jug Winner Adios 
Harry. Wixom also. paid $19,000 
for another. yearling from the Max | 
Hempt consignment, Adios Volo. 
  
Ollie Matson of the Chicago Car-! 
dinals in 
League ran the first leg of the 
winning 1.600-meter relay team in 
the 1952 Olympics. THE PONTIAC 2 PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12.,. 1954 
Chiefs Wind Up 954 Season Against Saginaw   
  the National. Football | 
  ON YOUR MARKS—Three of America’s athletic greats line up 
j nation’s s top Olympic athletes. 
Joe Adcock was the only regular | 
on the Milwaukee Braves to bat 
over .300 in 1954. He hit .308. ‘for simulated racing start at Wednesday night's dinner saluting the | 
Shown Met to right) are Bob Mathias. 
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decathlon champion Herman Hickman, 
former Yale football coach, and Jesse Owens, U. S. 
| the 1936 games.   AP Wirephote 
football star and 
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Wismer Picks Upset   
  Edge Over By HARRY WISMER 
(Copyright, 1954, by INS) 
Razorbacks from Arkansas Sat- 
urday go for their 8th straight 
victory in their final Southwest 
Conference game. They need only 
a tie with Southern Methodist to 
be eligible for the Cotton Bowl | 
but I pick them by six points. 
California is bouncing back. and- 
its Oregon State engagement 
no de- 
tours. California by 27. 
Georgia Tech should find Ala- 
bama a worthy foe in the TV game 
of the week: But Bobby Dodd can 
  
  
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    Spartans Get 7-Point 
‘Wolverines ,explode too much offense for the 
| horges   Crimson Tide. Tech by 10. 
Wisconsin tries Illinois, but I see 
no way the willing men of Ray. 
‘Eliot can stop the staunch men of 
Ivy Williamson 
Maryland and CLemson. Jim Ta- | 
tum’s split-T team by 21. 
Michigan State and Michigan. 
Spartans have had their worst 
year in a long time, But in my | 
opinion they will topple Michi- 
| gan by seven points, 
Minnesota tries Iowa. This time 
the Hawks will steal the glitter 
by a substantial 12-point margin. 
Navy will waltz through Colum- 
bia with a 27-point cushion. 
Indiana plays Northwestern. 
Wildcats are our choice by six. 
Notre Dame and North Carolina. | 
Notre Dame by 28 points. 
Oklahoma and Missouri. Sooners junior Clay Williams will move into 
should win by 10 
Penn and Army. This 
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Purdue and Ohio State. 
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Ohio night. eh “THIRTY: ONE_   
  
  ey Recent History 
Repeats Tonight | Upsetting Trojans Twice | 
Has Ended Slumps for | 
PHS Squads 
TONIGHT'’S GAME FACTS 
OPPONENTS—Pontiac High Saginaw 
PLACE—Wisner Memorial Stadium 
TIME—8 p.m 
COACHES—Ed Graybiel (P;, Herb 
Korf 18). 
NICKNAMES—Chiefs (P), Trojans (8). 
1953 RESULTS—Pontiac won, 30-13. 
ye RECORDS—Pontiaic 2-6, Saginaw 
“PROBABLE STARTERS: NTIAC Frank Whitlock, John James or 
‘Thrasher, Bob 
GUARDS—Kick Kors, Bruce Baker. 
CENTER—Wayne Pyke. - 
RALPs TERBACK—Art Poe. 
he ALPBACKS—Dick Slade, Clay Wil- 
“ULLBACK—Coley Gracey. 
SAGINA 
ENDS—J T. Landrum, Joe Scott oF | 
|; Ron Spica 
TACKLES—Dick Terry, John Pulliam 
GUARDS—Eric Bundeck. Jerry Lazarro 
CENTER—Fred Warner 
pee booms -Gene Bohn 
HALFBACKS -— Horace Thomas 
Sheriey pe Charlies Ruffin 
FULLBACK— Marty McLean or Alors 
Nichols,       Jim 
By BILL MARTIN 
Pontiac High's. football team. 
hoping recent history will repeat 
itself, plays host te Saginaw High | 
tonight in its final game of the 
1954 football season. 
Chiefs have come up with up- 
set victories over the Trojans for 
_ the last twe seasens to snap 
losing strings and will be seeking 
to again spring a surprise to 
| night. 
Pontiac dumped Saginaw 18-7 in 
'1952 to halt a 3-game slump and | 
| last year downed the Trojans 20-13 | 
on the upstate field to bring to an 
|end a 5-game winless streak.. Tro- 
| jans will rule 2-touchdown favorites 
despite the fact that they'll prob- 
ably be without the services of full- | 
_back Archie Jackson. 
Jackson suffered a knee injury 
‘in Saginaw's 13-7 loss to Flint 
Central last week and isn’t expect- 
ed to see action. Marty McLean, 
| a 130-pound speedster, or defensive 
| back Alors Nichols will take over | 
the position 
Two Pontiaic regulars, seniors 
| Willie Wilson and co-captain Walt 
pees are sidelined with injuries. 
| Wilson's end slot will be filled by 
| sophomore Frank Whitlock, while 
| Poe’s right half 
ton, Colle Hunt Equipment Is 
Blamed for 
| Grid Injuries 
Michigan Trainer Says 
New Gear Should Be 
    
  Eight other seniors will be play- 
, ing their final games for PHS to-| TV at 10 p. m.. 
They are tackles Bob Johns-| The rangy, 26-year old West In-_ 
and co-captain | dian Negro. who has done most of Streamlined 
ANN ARBOR (UP) — Part of 
| the blame for the alarming number - 
of football injuries in recent years 
ican be attributed to equipment 
| which “causes more imuries than 
it prevents,’’ University of Michi- 
gan trainer James E. Hunt said 
today. 
The white-haired trainer mini- 
mized the effect of ‘'l-platoon2’. 
football on the increase in injuries, 
“I think streamlined equip- 
ment, utilizing modern fabrics 
but designed to resemble the 
equipment used by the ‘iron men’ 
ef the 1900's, would cut down . 
on these injuries,” he said. 
    
Hunt, whose job fs to Keep Unit- 
versity of Michigan Coach Bennie 
‘Oosterbaan supplied with able- 
bodied players, said most equip- 
ment today is designed to protect 
only the player wearing it. 
“Something should be done to 
protect the player who gets the 
equipment shoved into his face or 
side, too,”’ he said, 
Veteran trainer said manufactur- 
jers have materials which are much 
‘safer than the traditional sponge 
rubber and composition materials 
used in conventional football equip- 
ment. 
“But they still are following the 
“bulky models of standard equip- 
|ment,”’ he said. “It seems it is 
about time we take some of the 
armor plate off and utilize the 
new materials.” he said. 
Jones Favored 
in TV Match ‘Tiger’ Has Experience, 
Weight Edge for Bout 
With Constance 
NEW YORK «—Hector Con- 
stance, one of the few new faces 
in boxing, hopes to run his unbeat- 
en streak’ in the United States to 
three tonight when he faces rugged 
Ralph (Tiger) Jones at Madison 
Square ‘Garden. 
The lad from Trinidad, however, 
| is an $5 underdog to the heavier 
and more experienced Jones. 
The 10-rounders will be broad- 
cast and telecast (NBC radio and 
EST.)   
    
  Southern California and Wash-| George Thrasher, centers Wayne | his pro battling in England, drew 
ington. Southern Cal can ride herd | Pyke and Jack Brown, quarterback | With Johnny Brown and upset Cu- 
on Washington to the tune of 21) Marv Caswell, halfback Dick Slade | ba's Chico Varona in his two Am- 
points and fullback Coley Gracey. 
Rice and Texas Aggies. Rice | 
can bounce back to win over, _) has seni hampered by 
“Bear” Bryant's team by seven a knee injury suffered in prac- 
Yale and Princeton. 
should handle Princeton by 
points. 
Bouncing among the pros 
Green Bay Packers can win by 
20 points over Baltimore. A 42- The blue) a be ready for action. | tee Tuesday, but is expected to 
| Walter Poe's absence will neces- 
sitate a defensive realignment, with | 
taking Montreal Wins, 7-4, quarterback Bob Casteel 
over a line-backer slot and Free. rican scraps. The victory over 
Varona shot Hector into the No. 
10 ranking among the welterweight 
_ contenders. 
If he can beat Jones, he'll be 
| well on his way to the top of the 
| welterweight division. 
  
point margin for the Los Angles man Watkins moving back to half. With Rookie in Nets 
Rams over Chicago Cardinals. The 
Eagles by 14 over’ the Giants. 
Steelers can take Washington by 
Detroit by 11 over the 
Cleveland Browns can win seven. 
49ere. 
by seven over Chicago Bears. 
  
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TOKYO w — In Japan they've 
got a spa where a horse gets a 
‘hot tub, a brisk rubdown, and a 
new lease on life. The establish- 
ment is operated by the livestock 
section of the prefectural govern- 
ment of Shizuoka, south of Tokyo. 
It is intended for overworked race 
The spa 
at a time. They are driven into 
the bath room, tied to bars and a 
| shower turned on. This is followed 
by a steam treatment and rub- 
down 
The horses didn't like it at first. 
' But now, say the operators, they 
|go for it in a big way. : 
  
Of the 60 man grid squad at 
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Biography Is‘ 
Inspiring Story | PITTSBURGH, Pa. (®—"'Football | 
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| petitive play slough off the dross | 
of character—there is no place for 
the weaklings. the coward. the 
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These are the words of the late 
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‘54 Was Reese’s Best 
Season With Dodgers 
BROOKLYN \P—Pee Wee Reese. 
captain and shortstop of the Dodg- 
ers, smiles when he looks back at 
the banner vear he enjoyed in 
(1954. The 35-year-old infielder 
batted over the .300 mark for the 
first time in his 12-year major 
| league career. Reese finished with 
a .309 average. His 34 two-base 
hits were tops, too. His best marks | 
previously were .286 in 1951 and 31) 
doubles in 1948.   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
| The league leading Montreal 
Canadiens - blasted the Chicago 
| Black Hawks, 7-4, to move four 
| points ahead of Detroit, Thursday. 
| The Canadiens lost their regular 
goalie, Jacques Plante, however, 
| when he was struck by a warmup 
shot. The puck fractured his right 
| cheekbone. Rookie Andre Binette 
stepped into the Montreal nest and 
in his NHL debut made 23 saves, 
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IBC Monopoly Hearing 
Scheduled to Start Today P NEW YORK (UP) — The first , 
bullets of ‘specific evidence’ were 
scheduled to be fired today at the 
powerful International Boxing 
Guild during a monopoly hearing 
before the New York State Ath- 
letic Commission. 
Those bullets are 13 affidavits | 
filed with the commission by mem- 
bers of the rival Matropolitan Box- 
‘ing Alliance. ~ 
The affidavits, first ever ob- 
  tained against the Guild, charge 
it and its New York chapter 
with black-listing, discrimination 
and monopolistic practices in pre- 
venting fight managers who are 
not guild members from detting 
bouts for their boxers, 
They charge also that the pro- 
| moters and matchmakers of tele- 
vision bouts have been cooperating 
| with the Guild in obtaining a $100 
Guild fee for every professional   
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  who appears on TV and in sid- 
criminating against fighters who 
‘have independent managers. 
At least one representative of 
| district attorney Frank Hogan's of- 
fice was expected tp sit in on the 
| hearing. The D.A.’s office is con | 
‘ducting its own, parallel investiga- 
| tion of the Guild. 
' However, officials of the Guild 
confidently asserted before the 
| hearing opened that the affidavits 
would prove to. be blank cartridges 
linstead of bullets. > 
Charley Johnston, Guild presi- 
dent, declared, “most of the stuff | mage Evans broke through the 
‘in those affidavits is just a pack of 
| lies, and we welcome this oppor- Evans Sparks Avon Team 
| son with 6 wins and 3 ties. They 
    THE FONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 a     | 
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  ontiac Press Deer Contest Starts Monda     
  fo 19-0 Victory Over Rams Marv Evans concluded his high-: dale. He had 14 along with 6 
scoring football career at Avondale | extra points for 90 points last year. 
| High Schooj by tallying all 3 touch-| Thursday night’s ouput gave him 
‘downs Thursday night as the un-/| 12 TDs and 3 extra points for a 
defeated Auburn Heights’ team total of 75 points for this campaign. 
|blanked St. Frederick's, 19-0, at} Pontiac’s other parochial club, 
| Wisner Stadium, St. Michael's, closes its season Sat- 
It ended the Yellow Jackets’ sea- urday night at Wisner Stadium 
against the unbeaten, untied Ox- 
shared the Oakland-B conference | ford team, . 
|championship with Roseville. For 
St. Fred's it was the &th loss of | 
the season. The Rams tied one 
game, , 
On the ist play from scrim. 
  Orioles Sign 
Young Pitcher 
From York, Pa. 
BALTIMORE (#—The Baltimore line, passed to Don Krupp who 
eontinued the 65-yard touchdown Fine Used Cars at Real Bargain Prices! | tunity to bring the mess into the 
‘open and prove that our organiza- play, but Evans’ pass was ruled 
as forward instead of lateral, Orioles of the ‘American League 
‘Friday announced the signing _of     
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TODAY 
Saginaw at Pontiac Owosso at Wa 
ville at Keego Harbor: Holly at Lake 
Orion; Utica at Romeo: Roseville at 
Eastiand; Cranbrook at Pitegerald, Roya! 
Oak at Highland Park; Ferndale at East 
Detroit; Hazel Park at Port Huroo 
‘ SATURDAY 
Oxford vs St: Mikes at Wisner Stadium, | 
Mi. Carmel at Lakeview. | 
NDAY 
> OL st. Mary at Bt. Florian, RO at. | Mary at Bt. ment 
  
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      | cancelling the play. Kenneth E 
| Younce and Dick Doyon carried | Baltimore club's try-out session 
_has scored 26 touchdowns for Avon- fieider for the St. Louis Cardinals. 
  Myers, 17-year-old 
_ Avon diomacote for the TD. ae right-hander who was a stand-out ever, wit “vans scoring from’ et "3 the Syard line |Krtpo’s kick was pitcher for ue York, Pa: William 
wide. Another drive was climaxed Penn High School. 
by Evans’ scoring thrust from the Young Myers was signed to a 
7 in the 2nd quarter, Krupp’s kick eontract with the York (Pa.) White 
was blocked Roses of the Qass-B Piedmont The Pontiac made League. 
its only scoring threat Larry Mor-— Myers stands 6-2 and weighs 115. | 
row’s passes to Del Chavez, Don!  ccouts who watched him at the eleven then 
the Rams to the Avon 10, but ‘earlier this year found him to be 
Evans picked off the next pass in| fast with good control. 
the end zone and ended the threat.| pe was the first pitcher in the 
Evans final marker came in the | history of his school to hurl a no- 
3rd period. Toby Aldnch carried | hitter. He graduated last June. 
on the option play and after being | : 
trapped following a T-yard gain, | . 
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EVANS ROLLS—Avondale’s star backfield man, Marv Evans, | 
\is brought to a halt by an unidentified St. Frederick’s tackler after | a . . B i . . . pape tee ad rolling to a gain in the 4th quarter of Thursday night's game at 
        
        
     
     
    
   
       
   
| Wisner Stadium. Evans scored 3 touchdowns as the Auburn Heights’ ‘ivision. 
11 won, 19-0. t 
] Marion Gets 
Higgins’ Job 
at Louisville 
LOUISVILLE, Ky.  — John 
(Red) Marion, who has a habit of 
stepping into every job 
Higgins leaves, will succeed him 
as manager of the Louisville Hunter Prizes = Divisions Set Up for, : Hi is taking | Biggest Buck and Best ton’ pat and Meck F-Peeng 
old former Colonel outfielder, was Rack and Head selected Thursday te his 
Pontiac Press’ 3rd contest of the ment. 
year for Oakland County hunters 
and fishermen gets under way 
Monday with the start of the 16- 
day statewide deer season. 
This year’s “deer derby" again 
offers $100 U.S. Savings Bonds to 
the winners in each of three divi- 
sions. The divisions are: 
Largest deer (dressed-out weight 
only considered). 
Best-balanced rack. Cardinals, also has produced play. 
Finest all-around head off crowns at Cocos, Y., Roa- 
st noke, Va. and Birm . : 
Aa ce the contest Marion sowed to “samira we 
after Higgins left and followed him 1—All centestants must be to Birmingham in 1951, 
|| bena fide FULL-TIME residents : 
ete oom" rs Minors’ Pleas 
to Be Heeded families are not eligible. 
Major League Owners 
Expected to Up Draft 
4—Certified weight slips must Prices accompany all entries in the weight | 
signed by the weigher, the hunter owners are expected to heed the and a disinterested witness. Ad-| anguished appeals of their minor r) 
“I love it.   and a runner-up 
    
3—All entries must be filed no 
later than 12 o'clock noon Dec. 4 
—four days after the Nov. 15-30 
season ends. The extra days per- 
mit hunters to return from north- 
|ern trips.         
  
Chief JV’s Triumph, End With 7-1 Mark 
over Saginaw. 
operation has failed to score. 
touchdown on a 7-yard reverse in 
the 2nd period, and quarterback | 
Tom Poponea passed to Bill Ken- . 
nedy for the extra point. Poponea Best Winning Streak hit end Bob Baxter with a 25-yard | 
scoring pass in the 4th period and 
| Lonnie Humphrey ran for the point 
Youngstown 31 Bal¢win Wallace 7 
Idaho State @ ..... Arizona State 7 
Missouri Valley @ ....... Warrensburg 6 
Tyler 20 Northeastern (Okla.) A&M 19 
Western (Colo) 8. 21 Colorado Mines 12 
Ft. Carson @ 
Coll. of Emporta 61 No’western Okla. 19 
Omaha 57 
eS = : 
me 21 . Pontiac High's junior varsity | 
pesnpeeernlicwrn gis 100 tranny | hie Redleg teammates in nearly 
| every hitting department. He also 
Victory was Pontiac's th vic. %t mine all-time Cincinnat! rec- 
tory in eight starts and marked | ords. Big Klu led the Redlegs in 
the Sth time this year that the | hits with 187, homers (49), runs- 
| batted-in (141), batting average 
bases (368) and Bob McDonald scored the Ist | ( 
  
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  Cal, Poly @ ‘Kluszewski Set Nine 
All-Time Cincy Marks 
CINCINNATI u—Ted Kluszew- 
'ski, major league home run and | 
-batted-in king for 1954, led 
326), most total 
| Slugging (.642). 
  
NEW YORK w — Langest-win-| 
ning streak in the major leagues 
last season -was made by the New| 
York Yankees. They won 13 in a! 
row. 
Best in the National League was 
10 straight victories, The Milwau-| | 4 
kee Braves did it three times and) | 
the Dodgers once. 
Second best skein in the Ameri- 
can League was 11 in a row by 
the Cleveland Indians who turned 
the trick twice. dresses must accompany each sig- | league associates by increasing the 
nature. Slips must state that draft price to $15,000 per player weight is a dressed-out figure. _ at the annual winter meetings next 3—Complete information, and | month. 
clear photographs, must be provid-| The amendment, prepared by 
ed when entries are not brought Commissioner Ford Frick’s spe- to the Pontiac Press for measur-  Cially-appointed committee _of nine ing and photographing. They may |ajor and minor league exec- 
be brought in only during the | utives, also would permit the draft- 
ing of three players instead of hours of 8 a.m.-3 p.m. on week- 
days and 8 am-noon on Satur- | One from each club. Under the cur- 
days. No entries are taken Sat- | Trent rule, the top price is $1p.000 
urday afternoons, Sundays or holi- 4d only one player ca nbe taken 
days. ‘from each club. 
Prizes last year went to Cleve 
Raymond of Lake Orion (biggest 
deer) with a 219-pounder, Arnold 
Strandell of Pontiac (best head) 
and Durwood Nelson of Pontiac 
(best rack). 
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“The increase in the draft price 
smal] independent club owners— 
the ones who have the goughest 
sledding,” said Fresco Thompson, 
farm director of the Brooklyn 
Dodgers and a committee member. 
“It would mean the industrious 
operator of a Class D club could 
realize a return of $15,000 for 
every good young prospect he dis- 
covered.” 
Amendment also is designed to 
the “covering up” of pros- 
     
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Upstarts Arkansas, Osu Near Bow! Bi By ED CORRIGAN 
The Associated Press 
Two upstarts who dared not en- 
tertain any fanciful dreams in 
September can make dates for 
New Year's Day if things go right | and 
tomorrow. 
Arkansas, the Cinderella team 
of the Southwest Conference, needs 
only to tie Southern Methodist to 
elinch the league championship to 
the embarrassment of such powers 
as Texas, which was regarded as   oe winner before 
Re meat et Be conenls. 
Ohio State, has shot to the fore 
in aa up-and-down Big Ten race, 
the No, 2 team in the country, 
will seek to make Purdue its 
eighth straight victim and sixth | 
in a row in league play. 
* * * 
The Buckeyes might get a real | 
battle from Len Dawson and his 
aerial circus, but they're the fa-   
  Knicks won, 79-78, on a push-shot by 
In the other game of a double 
Boston Celtics. ; ner automatically is nominated as 
|in Dallas, while the Big Ten vic- 
_ | invited after the season, so Arkan- 
1Year’s Day, so they are not 
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HEMMED IN—Bobby Davis (11) of the Rochester Royals finds 
Knickefbockers Carl Braun (4) and Dick McGuire (15) in front of him 
near the Royals’ basket as he tries to pass to a teammate in the 
4th quarter of NBA contest at Madison Square Garden Thursday night. 
Braun with 12 seconds left to play. 
header, Milwaukee defeated the | 
  
Hillite-Northern Contest 
One of Prep DETROIT # — Saginaw Arthur- | 
Hill shoots for a share of the | 
Saginaw Valley championship and |! 
Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, old 
and bitter rivals. meet for the 
Sist time since 1893. | 
These are the feature games to- 
night in the final after-dark ac- 
tivity of the 1954 high school foot- 
bal] season. 
Several traditional Thanksgiv- 
ing Day games will be left on 
the schedule, but for the most 
part the season comes to an end 
Arthur-Hill, surprise Class A| 
team in the state, entertains dan- 
gerous Flint Northern, A victory 
for the Lumberjacks will assure | 
it of at least a tie for the Sag- 
inaw Valiey title. 
In the last four weeks, coach 
Kurt Kampe’s team has pulled 
three major upsets, defeating 
Grand Rapids Catholic Central. , 
Flint Central and Bay City Central. | 
Looking for their fist Valley title 
since 1936, the Jacks have yielded 
only % points in thrte conference 
games, 
Northern, meanwhile, features an 
explosive running game, built 
around Tony Burton.. Norm Bry- 
ant and Ernie Lansdown, 
While these are teams in Sag- 
inaw. there will be another im- 
portant Saginaw Valley game in 
Flint. Flint Central will meet Bay 
City Central in that one. 
Going into tonight's action, Ar- 
thur-Hill has a 3-0 record to lead 
the Valley. Flint Central and 
Flint Northern are tied for sec- 
ond, with 2-1 records, while Bay 
City has a 2-2 mark, 
In the meantime, Battle Creek 
will be seeking to clinch a share of 
fhe Six-A league crown when the 
Bearcats host Kalamazoo in one 
of the oldest rivalries in the state. 
Kalamazoo, which has fallen on 
lean yards, holds a 25-21-4 edge in 
  
Beating the Cleveland Indians in 
the World Series was nothing new 
for the New York Giants. For the 
past two springs. the Giants have 
edged the Tribe in exhibition 
games. This year the New Yorkers 
won 13 of 21 games. In 1953 they 
took 11 out of 21. 
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Another traditional game finds 
Muskegon meeting Muskegon 
Heights, Heights as a 6-1-1 record, 
compared to Muskegon’s 3-5, but 
(this game always is figured a 
| tossup. ;   
  
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                            vorites just the same. If Michigan | 
State should whip Michigan and 
Iowa drops Minnesota, Ohio State 
is in. 
The Southwest Conference win- 
the host team in the Cotton Bowl 
tor takes the trek to the West 
Coast-and the gold and glory that 
goes with the Rose Bowl. 
The other Cotton Bowl team is 
sas won't know who its opponent 
will be for several weeks. But the 
Pacific Coast Conference represen- 
tative probably will be Southern 
California, through the courtesy of 
UCLA. Southern Cal plays Wash- 
ington and should have no trouble. * . * 
UCLA, the No. 1 team in the 
land in this week's Associated 
Press poll, is idle before tackling 
the Trojans next week. The Uclans 
played in the rose Bowl last New 
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Another team that could see its 
bow! hopes enhanced or badly 
mangled is Georgia, currently 
leading the Southeastern Confer- 
ence, The Bulldogs are undefeated 
but tied in league play, but they 
  face a strong Auburn club and 
will be the underdog. The confer- | 
ence winner goes to the Sugar | 
Bowl. L 
* * * 
Meanwhile, there are numerous 
traditiofal games around the coun- 
try, and even the ancient Ivy 
League could produce a winner. could come home first should Har-   
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  PACKS WEIGHT—Ralph Gallezzo limbers up by hoisting 127- 
Yale, clubbed by Army last week, — halfback Johnny Spadafora aloft. The 17-year-old Malden, ’ 
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eryone but the sprinters at Mexico 
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* * 
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turned with a group of U. S. 
swimers from Mexico City. The 
second Pan-American games will 
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al Mexican capital in March. 
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compete in other countries.” 
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Educators Set 
for U.S. Tour 2 From Waterford High 
to Inspect Defense Bases 
With State Group 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Two representatives of W aterford 
High School, aJong w)ith $0 other 
people from educativn, business, | 
parent-teacher associations and 
newspapers, will leave Lansing to | 
morrow for a tour of defense bases 
across the country. 
Making the round of Lackland 
Air Force Base, the Pentagon, 
Great Lakes Naval Training Cen 
ter, and Fort Knox, to return Nov 
20, will be Waterford High princi- 
pal Roy Larmee, and Donald Ar- 
sen, head of the social studies 
department. 
The only Oakland county school 
to participate in the air tour 
sponsored em U. 8. Defense 
  School is a “pilot” school in a 
new military orientation — 
sor high shaw bays. 
Designed primarily to Ass 
guidance and counseling of 
who must serve under the present | | 
selective service act, the purpose | 
ot the class is to educate them Scheduled for Vote by, as to their rights and responsibilit-— 
les while in service. 
The class is actually an out- 
growth of research on the part. 
of men like Roya larmee and Nich- 
olas Schreiber, Ann Arbor high 
  
Stiles Garden Club 
lo Plant Spruce Tree 
secure a Michigan white spruce, 
to be planted in front of the Com- | 
munity Building and Fire Hall on | 
Auburn Road. 
The tree will be in keeping with 
the centennial celebration of the 
Michigan State College. 
Metamora Pilgrim Club   
METAMORA — Newly elected 
officers of the Metamora Pilgrim 
Club are Mrs, A. F. Burnham, |rageous | 
| and 
| E. Buskirk, Paw Paw,   THE PONTIAC PRESS, Pee ae: | hee eee ee 
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954   
KEEGO HARBOR — Monday is | 
registration deadline at Keego Har- | 
bor. Those who wish to vote at 
the Dec. 14 election on the area's 
incorporation as a city have until 
Monday night to register. 
Registrations will be accepted | 
from 8 a.m. to & p.ni_Monday at 
Cass Lake Pharmacy. corner of 
Orchard Lake and Cass Lake Rds., p 
|where West Boomfield Township | 
Clerk Frank C. Hallett will set up 
a station. 
In addition te voting on the 
Sscorperation, electors will name | 
Clarkston Juniors   
    ‘to Collect Papers 
MOVING IN—Kibitzer Wanda Iléiland makes a. played by Sarn Lopez right). It’s all part of the This Saturday 
move, 
She's closing in on Johf Scheller (| although she's not actually first act act 
High in the game an o 
eft) as the young 
man who comes to play neckers yet her os |tomorrow._ 
  
‘Unions May Get 
Slap by Bureau Anti- Labor Resolutions (0 
Farm Organization 
EAST LANSING (UP) — The 
which quickly gave its wholeheart- | 
ed support to Secretary of Agri 
culture Ezra Benson and flexible 
price supports, was poised today 
to take a slap at labor unions 
The convention's 629 delegates 
unanimously 
yesterday calling for a ‘private. | 
enterprise farm economy" and! 
commending Benson for his ‘‘cor- 
fight for flexible supports 
elimination of government 
controls on farm operations. 
Farm Bureau president Cari 
teld the 
convention he did not believe the adopted resolutions 
{| Now, 2 election results were a 
repudiation of Benson's farm 
| policies. 
The delegates. without debate, 
quickly gave Benson a vote of con- 
fidence. 
The convention was siated to 
vote on a number of anti-labor 
. | resolutions today 
Expected to be adopted were 
resolutions to: 
Qutlaw union and closed shops, 
prohibit industry-wide and area- 
wide collective bargaining, elimi- 
nate authority of the National La- 
bor Relations Board over unfair 
labor practices by routing them di- 
rectly into federal courts. 
Grace Chapel 
‘Holding First — 
Fall Fair Today SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — 
Grace Church Chapel wil] sponsor 
jits first Fall Festival today, from 
3 p.m. to until 10:30 pm. 
cated recently 
monies directed by 
Elden Mower, and officiated by) 
Bishop of the diocese. 
One of the special booths at |   president; Mrs. Lioyd Andison, 
vice president; Mrs. Ray Hallen- | 
beck, secretary, and Mrs. Lyle, 
Allen, treasurer. 
The new slate of officers will | 
take over January 1. 
"   
CITY — Mrs. Russel 
worthy matron, otti- | IMLAY 
cated af the inetalatin of the In | 
SE eas OES recently 
She was assisted by Mrs. George | 
Mathews, installing marshal. | 
  
Expect Grange fo Ask Individual Crop Support System WASHINGTON (INS) — Amer- 
fea’s oldest farm organization — 
the National Grange — is expected 
thig week to renew its campaign 
are devised for each commodity. 
The Grange probably will rec- 
ommend such a plan to the Eisen- 
hower administration and Congress 
fn resolutions adopted at its 88th 
antiual convention which opened 
yesterday in Spokane, Wash. 
A spokesman for the organ. 
feation said the two-price sys- 
tem — a traditional favorite of 
the Grange — probably will be 
the backbone of much of the 
program developed during the 
session. 
This plan most likely will be 
offered first for wheat, although 
the Grange thinks it also could be 
Similar a tO ccndniatations were 
mede during the Grange conven- 
tion last year,.and it looked for a 
  
  dolls. 
served, A buffet supper will be! 
  | met recently to elect officers. 
The church and land were dedi- | 
in special cere- | 
pastor, Rev. | 
the Rt. Rev. Richard Emericah, | 
jthe fair will be the one containing | Curtis E. Bichon) 
to Head Lapeer 
Kiwanis Club L.apeet Kin 
Curtis $. Bish 
hoes ‘line Bil ub has elected 
4s president of 
Collet 
Others elected were first Vice 
sident Ray Cummings; sec 
is vice presidsent, Ted Ongena; 
third vice president, Fred Russell; anis (] 
‘treasurer, Allan David; secretary, 
_| Michigan Farm Bureau convention, | Earl Sugden. Directors are. Norman Carter, 
‘LJoyd Coulter, Dr, Paul Cote, Rob- 
ert Wilmers, Rev Floyd Cromp- | 
ton, Dr. Robert Ster, and Eugene | 
Vesely. 
Teenagers Pick Officers 
at New Baptist Church 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— 
The teenage group of the newly 
organized Calvary Baptist Church | 
Ziegland was chosen ~ president, 
James France. vice president, and | ample water supplies to the grow- | of the Avon Youth 
Barbara Beasley, secretary treas- | 
urer. 
The group will meet every Sun- | 
,day evening at the homes of var- 
jous members. 
ine Don | f “Hillbilly Weddin’,”’ the Avondale | 
Si hock senior play to be presented at 8 p. m. | 
  
Bids Due by Jan. 19 
for Water Authority Bids to construct mains, storage CLARKSTON — oe High 
| School junior class will sponsor | 
a@ paper and magazine collection | 
| Saturday, with proceeds to be used | 
to finance the senior trip to 
cae D.C. 
Residents willing to cooperate 
with the students have been asked 
to place their old magazines and 
newspapers at the curb early Sat- 
tanks and pumping stations to ex- urday morning. Stacks of papers 
pand service to the seven munici- should be tied or weighted down. 
palties comprising the Southeast. “th & stone 
ern Oakland County Water Au- 
thority will be taken Jan. 19, the | 
i authority has decided. 
Bids on bonds to finance the 
project will be received a week | 
later. Member communities to be 
served by the authority are Bir- 
ingham, Berkley, Clawson, South- | 
| field Township, and Royal Oak, | The students will pick ‘the pa 
pers up in cars and trucks for 
transport to a dealer. They have 
| been offered a special price for 
| thetr collection, according to Bill | 
Shanks, = of the drive. | 
| 
Call Meeting to to Plan 
Center at Rochester Pleasant Ridge and Huntington 
Woods. 
The total bond issue will he ROCHESTER With an aim 
$6,067,000, of which $717,000 will of creating a vouth center in or 
| be used to purchase the existing == ¢ar the village, invitations to a 
| North Woodward water system. 
To be completed as rapidly as) 
possible, the projected expansion 
of the system is planned to give 
| ing area. 
| The area between Eight and 
| Twelve Mile Roads will be served | 
| first, by an expansion of the ex- 
\ isting North Woodjward Syne   
  ‘Marian Friz 
‘Marian Kay Frizzle became the.   Marian Frizzle 
and Richard 
ilenke were 
married 
Saturday in 
Covert 
Methodist 
Church. She 
is the daughter 
of the A. L. 
Frizzles of 
Mott street, 
and his 
parents are 
the Thomas 
Wilsons of 
Pontiac Lake 
road. 
MR. and MRS. RICHARD C. HENKE 
zle Becomes 
Bride of Richard Henke | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —! Matron of honor was Mrs. 
Francis Comstock, and William — 
Dryden Couple to Mark | bride of Richard C. Henke Satur | 4anarian was best man. 
‘Golden Wedding Date 
DRYDEN—Mr. and Mrs. George 
D. Chapman will celebrate their 
50th wedding anniversary Sunday, 
with an open house from 2-10 p.m. 
. Marking the day with them will 
be their five children,” and their 
Hist} i day in an evening ceremony at. 
Covert Methodist Church. 
The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Albie L. Frizzle of 2794. 
Mott St., Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. _ 
Road are the parents of the bride- 
groom.   Thomas Wilson of Pontiac Lake | | Seating the guests were ushers 
John Henke and Fred France. 
For the ceremony, the bride 
; wore a white tulle gown with rose 
} point lace over-skirt of ballerina 
length. 
Returning from a Niagara Falls 
itrip, the couple is living in Pon- 
| tiac. 
    
were made by the White House 
to Congress, however, the two- 
price plan had been abandoned 
in. faver of across-the-board 
flexible .price supports for five 
basic commodities — wheat, cot- 
ton, corn, rice and peanuts.   
gress voted last summer until a 
commodity-for-commodity oper- 
ation can be devised. 
Within the Grange there appears or for various domestic uses at go- 
ing market prices without any 
} Guarantee of a i specific price.     | Wednesday meeting at the Roch- 
| estes High School have been sent 
out to all organizations in the com- 
| munity by the executive board | 
Recreation | 
Assn. 
| There is a movement to acquire | 
no longer in use since the consoli- | 
_ three rural school houses that are | 
dation of the Rochester Communi-" 
ty School System. 
| The executive board of the | 
| youth association has expressed | 
| a desire to gain an expression | 
| of opinion on the project from 
| the community, 
S. Q. Ennis, who with Village 
Councilwoman Elizabeth Mattrott, | 
| represents the village on the board, | 
jhas stated that the Rochester 
| Board of Education is willing to 
| cooperate with the plan. 
| Basic thinking by the youth as- 
| sociation indicates that the pro- 
posed center would be used for | 
scout. meetings and similar oc- | 
cassions as wel] as for youth ac- 
tivities. 
Plan Bake Sale at Troy 
TROY TOWNSHIP—The Troy | 
Dads Auxiliary is having a bake | 
sale Saturday at Ear! Cleaners in| 
Clawson. |   
  fa tions. 
i Registration Deadline Is Set 
Monday for Keego Election aine commissioners who will 
draw ap a charter for the pro- 
-posed city. 
Nineteen residents, including 
three women, have filed petitions | 
as candidates for the charter com- 
mission. The nine receiving the 
highest number of votes will be 
elected if incorporation ‘is ap- 
proved. 
Candidates are George G. Ray. 
Leslie Freese. Albert F. Crosby, 
Warren W. Abbott, Francis L. Am- 
merman, Benjamin E. Covey, Les- 
lie M. Doyle, Daniel L. Foxman, 
George E. Hahnefeld. Sr, Charles , 
M. Leaf, John A. Loveland and 
Benjamin J. Moshier. 
Otfers are Joseph Nichols, Ralph 
Odell, Mrs, Lylla-W. Ross Char- _ 
lotte D. Shove, George E. Stocker, ' 
Wayne Vogelsburg, and Wilma 
Webb. 
The Dec. 14 election date was! 
, Set by the Oakland County Board | 
of Supervisors after a census count | 
'showed a population of 3,186 in the |   
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Fed. hes      area. 
Proposed city boundaries are 
Waterford: Township and Sylvan 
Lake on the.north the City of 
Sylvan Lake on the east. Grand 
Trunk Western Railway on the. 
south, and the village of Orchard 
Lake and Cass Lake shoreline on 
the west 
School district boundaries would 
not be affected by the incor- 
poration. 
Prior to the election, the Keego 
' Harbor Chamber of Commerce will | 
‘call a public meeting to give op- 
portunity for discussion and ques- 
ings for the incorporation | 
were begun three years ago by a. 
group of citiz\is. who named Wil- | 
member committee with 
authority 40 plan for the incorpor- 
County Births Imiay City   
Mr and Mra Richard Upileger are ne 
parents of a son born Nov. &. 
Metamora 
Mr. and Mrs. William Avena! Jr are 
the parents of a daughter. Bethany 
Louise. born Nov 5 
~ Dryden 
nd Mrs Ralph. Pifteld neve | 
eam cencea the birth of @ son, Nov. 7   
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  SUPER C “FAST HITCH" 
“Big Dollar Value” TRACTOR 
  In its meeting last year. the, 
Grange said the rigid, high price | 
support system then in effect 
should be maintained until a new | 
program could be devised on.a 
commodity-for-commodity basis. 
When the issue came to a show- 
down in Congress. the Grange 
stood by this position, favoring a | 
one-year extension of rigid 90 per 
of the flexible system. 
expected to call for continuation 
of the flexible system which Con- cent of parity supports to adoption | 
Now, however, the Grange is | to be some sentiment for eventual | 
ending of all price supports. This 
desire recently was embodied in 
a resolution adopted by the Ohio , 
Grange 
Grange leaders do not consider 
the two-price plan as a price sup- 
‘port operation in the normal 
sense Cut Maintenance 
Cost With New 
SIDING We Have All Types: e 
Under the system, each farm. | 
er would grow a certain amount 
  of wheat for domestic use as |p ° Aluminum © Asbestos 
| food, and this wheat would move || ° Ceder Shakes © Asphale 
into the market at a guaranteed 
price: Terms as Low All remaining wheat grown by 
the farmer would be sold into ex- 
port at competitive world prices as $12 Per Month 
3 YEARS TO PAY!   
FARMERS CO-OP MARKET at 4-H Grounds out Perry Street Free Estimates 
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with far less work than was: 
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Tractor or implement needs. 
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in size and price that will 
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    eeTHE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, r 
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1954 THIRTY-FIVE   
Hi uge C rowds Tarn O at 1 tO 
    
  
Grains Struggle | 
to Keep Gains CHICAGO # — Grains got off 
io a firm start on the Board of 
Trade today but had some diffi- 
culty in trying to maintain early 
gains. 
Light receipts of cash grain, 
coupled with a good demand for 
all types of cash cereals, spurred 
he initial upturn. Later the mar- 
ket suffered on some profit taking 
prior to the weekend. Deatings 
started out active and then quickly 
quieted down. 
Wheat near the end of the first 
hour was unchanged to % lower, 
December $2.27; corn % to 44 low- 
er, 
changed to 4% higher, December 
8414; rye % to 1 cent higher, De- | 3° 
cember $1.30; soybeans % to 1% 
higher, November $2.84; and lard 
10 to 25. cents a hundred pounds 
higher, November $16.55. 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN 
CHICAGO, Nov 12 ‘AP)—Opening 
Soybeans 
bene veee 
eee enee 
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+ enon eeees 
seeeres 
Auto Plans Work 
Overtime, Saturdays DETROIT w — Many auto fac- 
tories are working overtime and on 
Saturdays to step up assembly 
volume of 1955 model cars. 
As a result, Ward's Automotive 
Reports said today, this week's 
+ {put will come to 117,078 cars   
and 20,025 trucks. Last week 93,-|™ 
1530 cars and 19,891 trucks ree 
built. In the corresponding 
week U. S. plants built 93,503 cane 
and 18,075 trucks. 
Ward's said Packard will be 
back in preduction next week. It 
added, however, that the threat of 
a strike against Chrysler's body 
division was a disturbing prospect 
at the start of that company’s | 
comeback effort. 
Business Notes Three Pontiac men are attend- 
ing the 13th annual Institute on 
Federal Taxation sponsored by the 
New York University Division of   
General Education in New York 
ending today. 
are Douglas W. Booth, 
Thomas J. Whitfield and Henry 
D. Price. Recent changes in the 
tax laws were a main topic dis- 
cussed,   
Gordon A. Low will begin duties 
Nov. 15 in Pontiac as electric 
distribution superintendent of Con- 
sumers Power Co.'s Southeast Di- | 
vision, according to Divivion Mana- | 
ger D. H, Gerhard. 
Low has been serving as assis- 
tant division engineer of the Flint se 
Division since early 1953. He suc- 
ceeds Donald Hildebrandt, recent- 
ly promoted to a similar job in 
the Saginaw Division. 
  
The Detroit Edison Co.'s parti-| 
atomic power develop- | cipation in 
ment will be reported on by Walk. | 
er L. Cisler, Edison president, at 
an informational meeting for stock- 
holders Monday afternoon. 
Besides Edison stockholders from 
this area, officers and membens of 
the board of d will also 
attend the meet The gathering 
will take place at 2 p.m. in the 
Henry Ford Museum auditorium, 
Dearborn.   
American steamship lines spent 
a total of $62,500,000 in promoting 
and developing world trade be- 
tween the United States and for- 
eign markets in the past four 
years, the industry bulletin, Mari- 
time Affairs, states in its Novem- 
ber issue, 
Of the total, $48,500,000 was spent 
in direct trade promotion and de- 
velopment, and $14,000,000 in ad- 
vertising regularly scheduled cargo 
and passenger sailings. the bulletin 
said. 
William P. Balthrop has been 
promoted from staff engineer to 
quality inspection supervisor for 
Chrysler Corp. by Cari J. Snyder, 
vice president. 
After four years in the Central 
Engineering Division's, fluid dy- 
namics laboratories in Highland 
Park, Balthrop was named to the 
resident engineer's staff in July 
1950. He was appointed staff en- 
gineer in May 1953. 
  
_ eta Exchange 
BW YORK, icov. 12 (AP)—Foreign ex 
les’ follow «Great Beitetn ip others ip cents: 
doliar in 
(a enggree nt 3 
w Great Piriate x» day hod of 
ged Greet Great Reitein 60 day “ ; Great Britain 
utures 2.70%, unchanged; Bei- 
Vaek uf os 78 ol 6 cont: 
(irene) 28% of a cent, w 
: pogo < loa gg gery 
il. 
ig ety. dire) BS yescudo) 
oe. ‘ichenged: Sweden (krona) 16.34, 3; Switzer (franc) (free) 
sed; mark (krone: 
America: Argentina | 1.24, | fr ; Brant Veen d 1. unchanged 
‘| Hong ela tholi- 
dollar 17.80, un- December $1.56%; oats un-| green 
    
    
  
  
    
  
    
  
      
          
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    Clinic at 1012 W. Huron St., netted | | Legion Alxiliary, 206 Auburn Ave, 
and Mrs. Albert Rayner of 56 Nov. 13, 5:30 to 7:30. 3360 Auburn | 
was treated for | Rd. Auburn Beers. —Adv. 
Shore Market suggests Birds Eye forg Local 600 and an avowed foe   manager of the Division. M. J. Scott, superintendent year. 
of truck production, R. C. Woodhouse, general truck 
sales manager, H. C. Van Camp, shift superintendent | 
general manufacturing manager and Dick Machiela, | 
‘foreman of truck conditioning.’ 
  14 E. Pike We gion and insurance benefits. 
; convention in March, 
| bail, Ph. PE §-8201, C. A Mitchell. tracts with the auto indus- 
| Weekly Sales 
Record Seen Crawford Says Success | 
of New Car Is Due to 
Preliminary Work 
The public's acceptance of the 
1955 Pontiacs has topped the most 
optimistic expectations of the Pon- 
tiac sales force, H. E. Crawford, 
general sales manager. said today 
“The crowds that turned out 
for the Pontiac's 1955 announce- 
ment were the largest in our 
history,” Crawford said. 
“Huge crowds visited our deal- 
ers’ showreonts Friday and Sat- 
urday and our dealers have 
wired us that the tremendous 
erowds which began with the an- 
nouncement day have continued. ee New ’55 Pontiacs   
IF ord Announces 
Price Adjustment 
tor New Models 
DETROIT #» — The Ford Mo- 
tor Co. has announced price ad- 
/justments. — upward and down- 
ward — on 1955 model cars and 
trucks which go on sale today. 
Compared to 1954, changes in 
suggested delivered retail charge 
at Dearborn range from a reduc» 
tion of $33.86 for the custom ranch 
wagon to an increase of $64.32 
for the eight passenger country 
sedan, 
Suggested delivered retail 
charges for the 16 new Ford 
models at Dearborn, on six-cyl- 
inder cars, range from $1605.97 
for the two door business sedan 
to $2391.59 for the eight passen- 
ger country squire station wag- 
on, 
_ These figures, me company said, 
ion ] ex,   
“When sales figures are totaled, 
they will set an announcement 
week record for orders and de- 
liveries." 
of the new model announcement 
to preliminary work by Pontiac 
dealers and the wholesale organ- 
lization. 
“Our dealers were better pre- 
pared to introduce the 1955 Pontiac 
ened their selling organizations and 
  | 1954, 
“Between our dealer previews 
and the public announcement, we 
held 246 group meetings at which 
9% per cent of all salesmen and 
sales managers’ were given 8 
| complete training convering department, T. E, Wilson, | 
  
  every detail of the new car. 
Very fresh eggs. fruits, and vege- 
tables a specialty. 2425 Voorheis | 
| Rad. —Adv. 
Turkey dinner for the American | 1955 models. 
  ' Sunday, November ae 12 p. m 
—Adv. 
—Adv, | duced to the public.” 
| During announcement week, 300 
factory representatives contacted 
every major city in the county to Sacred Heart Penny Supper Sat., 
observe public responses. 
Union Chiefs Mull 
Contract Strategy DETROIT (UP) — One-thous- | enthusiastically 
ford said. 
Realtors Elect Detroiter received” 
  
gy for next year’s contract nego- | sociation’s annual convention. Crawford attributes the success | 
than they have ever been in his- 
tory,” he stated. “They strength- | 
improved sales technique during | lane series — 
their first real competitive 
“Pontiaic also held an intensive 
training program for dealer service 
/personnel in preparation for the 
“A series of schools covering the 
V8 engine and other features of 
the new cars was conducted for) rrz3 
sale Fri, Nov. 12, 7 te| Service personnel trom all Pontiac 
wale Township Police Chief | 8 p. m. Stevens Hall, Exchange St. | dealers before the car was intro- 
“We found our entire line of*cars 
Craw- | 
CLEVELAND « — Judson Brad- 
and CIO United Auto Workers| way of Detroit, has been elected 
County sheriff's deputies that some-|union officers from the United | 
one took a tan leather purse, which | States and Canada began a two 
day conference today to map strate. | was elected yesterday at the as- vice president of the National Assn. 
of Real Estate Boards. Bradway provi 
taxes. State — Taal taxes, li- 
cense fees, optional equipment and 
accessories are extra, the company 
| said 
In October Ford made changes 
|in the regional differences in dis- 
,tribution anc delivery charges 
'made to dealers. Some further 
| agjustment of those charges has 
been made on the 1955 models, 
| a said. 
The company said the new prices 
reflect the inclusion of six com- 
| pletely new models — the Fair- 
in Ford’s 1955 line.       
  | Yugoslav Actress Flees 
GENOA, Italy W—A 25-year-old 
| Yugoslav actress, Eva Bicanie of 
| Zagreb, walked into police head- 
quarters yesterday and said she 
fled her. homeland because of 
“persecution for my Catholic be- 
| liefs.’’ She asked political asylum. 
    
1960 
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vember 15, 1954 at 65 Mt. Clemens, Pon- 
igen. tiac, Nov. 12, 13, 
NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE 
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Nov. 12, 13, ‘4 
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tiations with the auto industry. 
The controversial guaranteed an- 
| nual wage was expected to be, 
‘high on the list of demands studied | 
by the local delegates. Other de- 
to be formulated included 
|pay increases, holidays and pen- 
Details of the 1955 demands 
will be ironed out at the UAW 
only two | 
union | | | months before five-year 
try’s ‘big three” expire. | 
The General Motors contract) 
runs out. May 29. Ford on June) 
1 and Chrysler on Aug, 31. | 
Cari Stellato, president of giant | 
of long-term contracts, met last 
night with a group of the dele- 
He renewed his plea for a 
|30-hour work week with 40 hours 
pay as the best way of meeting 
the industry's anermeeny owt prob- 
  
SAVE WASTE PAPER! 
We Are Now Paying 
20° Per 100 Lbs. 
Scrap lron—Junk Cers—Structurel Steel 
FypHeon STEEL CO. FE 4-9582 ae 
135 Branch St. ecross trom Americon Forging & Socket 
  personal cars 
1954 FLEETWOOD 
mileage. A car you will be 
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      DETROIT EDISON STOCKHOLDERS’ INFORMATIONAL MEETING Gorgeous combination red a 
this is for you. 
  
      
          
         
             2 p.m. Monday 
Nevember 15, 1954 
at 
Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn 
Stockholders are invited to hear a report 
of Company operations by Walker L. Cisler, 
President, and other officers of the Com- 
pany. There will also be an opportunity to 
visit Light’s Diamond Jubilee exhibits and . : 
See loner iren METROIT, Nov. 12 (UP) — Wholesale ohana he A agers farmers’ markets re- 
jureau of Mark ruts” Apples, Delicious fancy. 880| NEW YORK, Nov, 12 w — The iat au; & les. Green! 
No. oe Cy bu “apples. Jonathan stock markét absorbed a rush of 
u i) 50 bu; @ McIntosh, fancy s Papeete via a3 78 selling today and maintained its 
pples. Northern Spy. No 1, 3.80-4.00 | hi i ings. oe Chui meee ee uae we higher trend in early dealings 
apples. Wagener, No 1. 325-3.75 bu.| This is the seventh day out of Cider, No 1, 2.00- 7 25 4-gal case. Pears, 
Bose. ee a 390-400 bu. Quince, Ne 1. |eight days since the election that 
Loren Deets. xe 1. 31,0 doz the market has gone- higher, The 
: 8, toppe: o 1. 100-150 bu Cabbage, a i 63-90 ba: cabbage, curly. past four sessions all have estab- 
bd u; cabbage. red, > ; hed highs. 
atk re bu; a i eee 1, 1.00- lis! new 2-year . 
U. rro 15 doz bchs; . — oP 4. Be 1, 400-1 $0 bu Cault: All caper the market were 
‘o 1, - Celery. No swirl trad- 
3.00-3.50 crate: celery, No 1, 75-1.25 doz. <—— bad = = Celery root, No 1, 1.00-180 doz. Fennel, ing. Going higher as groups were 
Mies ce eateries | oe j= : ohlrabi ol - f 
Leeks, sat 1, 1.00 1 oz b home cLemicals, railroads, olis and 
» No 1, 15-90 doz.bchs; ontens, dry, | airlines. Otherwise market 
No 1, 1.35-1,75 80-lb beg. Parsley. curly, - = a t. 7-00 don, bch: parsley root at 4 was steady to mixed. 
/ renips, No 1, =k. ‘nba. Peppers, Cayenne. No aa ! 1.00 | There were a lot of big blocks on . oO . 
potatoes. No I. 260.280 100-1» beg. Pune. |the tape initially; New York Cen Kins, No 1. 16-1:00 bu. Radi viack. |tral 25,000 shares up % at 23, U.S. 
| te-as' dos behs; redishes red, he 1, | Stee! 6,000 up % at 6242, Bethlehem 1.50 tet behs 1 Rutabeeas, No 1. 13e- Steel 1.500 up 1 at 91%, CE ‘uashn, corn, No ! 5- bu: 
squash, Butternut, No 1, 90-125 a 4.500 up % at 63, Radio Corp. 4,500 
anaes popitctous. No 3 90-125 bu: | up 4 at 36'2, and Colorado Fuel & 
squash, ubba o 25 b 5 ' 
matoes. hothouse No 1 eee 7 pe Iron 4,500 up “ at 19%. 
Skt urnip. No 1. 1.25- 3 m 1 , ij lattes aaa caves ereees *. al aire Bonds were quietly mixed at the 
pe ale 1 50-1 75 es Endive. No !, | start. 
| 1.00. u' endive, bleached. No ! 2 25- . = ee y 
300 bu @scarole. No 1. 100.125 fe The “Associated Press average of ——— meeees No 1 250-300 bu. |60 stocks yesterday gained $15.00 
ce ‘a 5 Z 
Gent get Nee: 00-180 bu, | at $142.80, the highest level for The 
Collard, No 1, 75-125 bu. Kale, No 1, |average since Oct. 17, 1929. co eee k seeere Pog 1, 1.78-2.956 
e ° -126 bu. Spinach, 
No 1. .250-300 bu. Swiss Chard, No 1 Vind Seo rig he, Phas ba New York Stocks 
Large, ~ case; Johns 
medium, £0010 0c° small €.60-1 00. seswe ee ee Pt = Air Reduce ... 20.6 Kelsey Hay .. 28. 
CHICAGO POTATOES Alleg Lou : au Rensscsts — ie ne CHICA : Potatoes, 5 “ beat eee u 
rivals 163, on treck (18. total Us snip. | AUied Stre .. 50.7 Kresge 68 .. 30.1 ments 608; supplies moderate; demand = rr! tee =: peng > aa : : 
meee ore! sbont (eeedy, Mahe | Ane Am. ne tow [Tal ¢ : u - : ashington a FOS Oo ie 3.90-4.00: Wisconsin Russets 2 Me) (washeds = “—_— -- 106 ers use. esis gs Macray nara se year milestone in GMC 
| Minnesota - Wort Dakota Pontiacsj|,™ cen. $$ Loken aire (a8 & Division’s truck-building history was 
(washed) 245 Am Gas & E) 392 Loew's 11s marked this w when the two-millionth truck rolled | 
aaa at Am CO 16 one 8 em dal Sikes xin Lorie 33: | off assembly li Gathered around the truck, aj of the truck chassis 
Poultry Am Motors . 101 Mack “Tre. 18¢| model DFM 660-47 equipped with twin Hydra-matic Am as 452 ars. e 
| DETROIT POULTRY Am Ra - 233 Martin a1 n ¢|transmission are left to right, P. J. Monaghan, 
™m ‘etin % ay er :: 6 ed desths Paes Bo dm Aled AE ee Mee lf vice president of General Motors and general 
|e eee eo. Dowel fer Me ll ae ot Mid Con Pet 96 ——— quality live poultry up to ‘oe Am Tel & T 37.8 Mid stl Pa 6.4 
Heavy hens 17-16. light hens i3: heavy aa ta es Menen Ce OE . . ° broilers or fryers (2%-3% Ibs.): Whites Am Wool = Mont Ward _. 71 
28. Gray Crosses 31-98, Barred Rocks! am zinc 19 Motor PA... 20.3] ews in brie 28-38 a (6 fb — % Anse” “4 Motor el (96.7 | | 
urkeys, young eavy ty ; 
hens 32:3 -34 mostly 32-33, toms ake | eee 7s cst Se sa [a break-in at the Dr. Wooster 
+ Market steady on hens with | ployee Co a oan Chg ie a | 
quality medium sizes short. Balance of | atchison 122. Nat Cash BR * 904! | thieves $900 in cash and 123 hens, consisting of whites or rouga At! Cst Line 190.4 Nat - 38.4 = to 6 
quality offerings. slow to clear. PryeTs| ar) Retin 32 Nat ery morphine tablets, according p. m. 
barely steady. Supplies fully ample witn | grigs par a Nat “*" 966 e ‘to a report received yesterday b 
earryovers likely, Demand slow. Carry-| ayco wt 3.7 Nat ** 58.6 i y | 
overs of ducks and ducklings also noted. id ory -'* Earl Maxwell Tells How pl Sate = Bald Lima ... 98 Nat - 93 
| beth as te supplies 8 ond demand and | Beech’ weet 39 NY ent a 3 Divi i E nded From Break 2) Van Atte. 13) - = 
eee eee pee ee eo ee Renal Rayeer. © sin ot holding back hens fer a higher market | peth stee! As Ne. am . = Tiny Company fr 
Supplies today adequate with bulk of Boeing Air 62 Nor Pac poe} 
receipts being processed and stored. Bohn Alum : 19.4 Nor Sta Pw 15.6 | The growth of GMC Truck and | Monterey Bivd., 
Bond Btrs | 154 Nwst Airlin 15 cwmcano pevitax Borden 2, on 26 Coach Dvision from a tiny male Sepa hor die 
f tg Warn ver one-cylinde : OS) 
Gs Manas Go hens. Ae teat en | Batt Me 274 Otts Elev 41.5 |Pany producing ¥ T ve yesterday after he ran into =a Foame wach: reeen y oe “Wesnes | Brus Bolke 185 Owens 1 Gt 9f¢/hicles in 1900 to an organization) 
day 400 cospe, Thareday S39, combined | SUC? Co 1s Pen Ow Air 183 | employing 10.000 persons and pro- side of a parked auto near Q Burroughs.... 243 Panh EPL 764 | ho hi pomeinas tec nae eave ee Ib: £00 | lume H 101 Param Pict 363(ducing 8) per cent of the cael me, his mother told east) | 
espe taig a hagrer ag eo ogi of Campy Wy 42 Berner oc agg ;made in this country was de- a fryera and broilers 23-27: old roosters | Cyn Pac. 2 Pa RR _ 178] scribed today by Earl A. Max- ™M 
He pgrelgpmaratrey Nag otc “a te mr | Captttal Airis 17.8 Pepe Cole 144) Von division gp teocton ye e e  o : urkeys jue s rm- we or. " or eacks (aves © Wh meeae’s @ 16) rece? ise D 413 eee. the ,View, Lake Orion, told Oakland 
Cater Trac 73.4 Philip Mer 36.1 Speaking before Exhange 
DETROIT EGGS coseme te rae | | Club, Maxwell predicted the di- | r en TU : . Mills... : 
DETROIT. Nov. 12 (AP) —Regs f0.0.| Gert-teed ... 238 Pit PlateO .. 686 vision’s work force would be “con. Contained personal papers and 20c, | 
| Detroit cases included. federal-state Ches @ OW.... 378 Prect & G 8 | siderably increased in the near and a leather shaving kit from her ni & NW... 12 iman : | arunites | Orage J reemive, 10-10 weighted | Chrysler... 63.9 Pure Oll...... #2] future whea production begins on auto while it was parked yester- 
medium 27-33 wtd avg 31, small 3T Guee Seas oe pcg dl . op 1965 models.” tf oe Lapeer Rd. in Pontiac 
me ers: a9: srede © teres 20-00 wtd.| Climax Mo... 54.6 Reo Motors.. 27.2 the “firsts” listed to the Township. Cluett Pea 362 Repub Stl... 67.4 3 5 rowns Grade A ibo §4-55 wid. avg. 
I pats @ 41-4 wie ace Gk weaenn OL = Lares — ee - a. division's credit by Maxwell was George's - Newports, 74 N. Sagi- 
small rade B large 40-41 wtd avg | Col Gas... 147 Oo Pict. 62 the first successful truck ascent naw for White Stag hunting 
to erage large 27; peewees 21-23 wtd. = Bas. ..... “3 — See : et of Pike's Peak. *clothes for men and women. Adv, mands 
Se ae we . 
Checks 15-22 wtd. avg. 18's Gencum Lad “64 = Jon Lat “¢ .. “In the engineering field. =— Central Market. a 4% 112 Pp introduced syncro- CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Cont Bak... 278 Scovill Mf... 311 the first mesh’ have fresh fruits and vegetables. 
CRICAGO. Nov. 12 ‘AP)—Butter firm, ont Can ...¢1%6 Sead AL RR 746/|transmission in heavy-duty trucks, Specialize in fancy fruit baskets 
pts for Thursday and Priaay com- Cont Mot .-. = ory = y$|and the first four-wheel brakes. —Adv. 
| Gacbanged: os scare AA 00: Wok bats lane 8 SS. ot vas erbathermiiren yUnbrasgrcmel | ped ee jail and needs, 00 B 57.75; 89 © 86: cars 90 B 58; 89 C Crue ou se gens ta 38 and circulating ball-bearing steer. 
rtiss 191 Sow Pee ..... b | 
ena Wriece comns 8. 108. 1% higher Die Cag 33 pooling oo “Ms “. — Hydra n. | “Aa O8 i) . - | 2 
to 3 higher: US. large whites 40: = esol Doug Aire ... 08.1 os renee 39.1» ‘Ia ee ate Se | Rummage sale sponsored by 38: U.S. mediums 31: US. standards Dow Chem ... 42.7 rand. 378) able all the way up through the DeMola current receipts 28: dirties 23: checks 23.|Du Pont . .148% Std Of] Cal. 746] time GMC became the 4 | Olay Mothers Club. 98 W ge P "Ms td Ol Ind | 013 — first man Huron, Saturday from 8am tol 
Livestock eet SE A awe ae Se ee et —Adv u ri] Hf . o” 7 
ve El & Mus In 31 Stevens JP. 28 n matic : 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK a. Jaa Te Maxwell said the division's 1955 ad John ... 276 Stude-Pack .. 11 . chicken breast, thighs or drum- DETROIT, Nov. 10 tAP)—Hogs—@el- | Frie RR 8 . ode ture j adie Machel uct coekbdiad wider lpiccuro | | sether up ee] = = = 300 major ‘sticks, 99c a Ib. Stuffed pork chops tone slightly lower Paird Mor 225 @wift & Co.... 421| mprovements. 49c to 59c per lb. Swiss steak or Cattle—Salable 350. About 50 per cent | Pirestone 97 «0 Sylv Bl Pd... 427 ground steak, 69c. We mak: gates. fresh receipts 9 cows; supply increased by | Freept Sul 7 Texas Co.... 862 © 6n 6x-| 
severa, bundred carried from Tuesday;|Frueh Tra 3608 Tex @ Sul ...1214 cellent ground beef for 39c per Ib. | slaughter steers and yearlings siow | Gen Bak os Th Pd 48.2 oun @a $ John's new steak at 70c per Ib. are steady; very narrow snd uncertain out-| Gen Elec 443 Timk R Besr.. 48.1 superb values. City chick 
oll fiockers "and Sen one cain womens Sremeene. os Mrs. Homer Saxton Te each, Weekly grove! "special | - mT . 3 ‘ansamer ‘ 
changed, several . and| Gen Motors 924 Twent C Pox... 2786 N = lems. 
choice fed vreets 2. 00-26.00: “scattered | Gen Ry Sig 376 Underwd |... 34.4 MILFORD — ane for Mrs. cleanup sales utility and commercia en Refrac 251 Un Carbide. 81.7| Homer ‘Lelia Ada) Saxton, 85, of | 
gtass steers and heifers 12.00-15.00; cut- | Gen Shoe si2 Un Pae....... 14T : i 
ter tied dows to 9.00 ot below: a Gen Tel 344 “Unit “tue 34 473 East St., will be at 2:30 p.m. | 
sales y ind commercial cows en re : Jn c i i 
11 Mostly 10.50 down but bulk un. | Gillette go6. United ¢ |Sunday from Richardson-Bird Fu- sold: aetiered = canners and cut. Lebel fal Fl Unit. Pratt... “$8 |neral Home, Milford, with burial | ers rang 8. ood ric § n Gas Im. 364); 5 
Calves--Salabie 128. Market avout | Geodyesr ee Us Lines. . ie aoe ath Pireigciadd She died 
steady rom imquiry for choice ra. sige 1 ad... ae ursd Ls 
and prime individuals at 31.00 upwards; | Gt No Ry 33.3 US Smelt 50.6 ay at - lard 
most calet and choice veaiers 31.00. Gt West § 201 US Smelt pf 604 Mrs. Saxton is survived by two: NEWSP APER 30.00 a commercial grades| Greyhound... 126 US Steel - 62.4 | daughters. Mrs. Florence Harland. | ’ 1 60-10.00: ight- yee culls down to ars a a4 eg — pf te Milford village clerk and Ae MAGAZINES 
olland F.,... : woe. DTT ‘ I =| 
Leoare-ococ | 500. —— gant = mae a bra ~ — ie Gary Watson, also of Milford. 
open steady but no hd rm ie 
eviablished sau ; tieuahter eves soerealy 08 Hi Cont. Sbecoe a? hood ve = ae Four grandchildren and two great- | wer for two days; ic uw: a: . @. ‘es r i 
igs steady: cory anite abner ang low | Inland OU... $8 Wenig Bit) STandchildren also survive, == weight, walla down, te 31.00: s6, otrty | Matern on ee nee? att . : | sales 4 Time ™ ew Orv... wes v ec 2 j 
cdl adc sferiwte geedl it Ret Bt Rowse, ga Couriers Plan Hayride an choice native er Tis) oeror | ei ‘ale ‘oF 
18.00: under 60 Ibs kind down to 16.00. | Int TeleTel "34 Young @& W 2% WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— 
—_ 5 uve sl Cre Coal 184 Yngst § & T 613 The Christ Couriers of the Water- 
__. CMICAG yESTOCK ' CHICAGO Merl 4) (AP Balabic hogs STOCK AVERAGES ‘ ford Community Church will meet | 
9500 market fairly active: steady to NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Compiled by) at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. A ar 
strong on choice light weight butchers ] The Associated Prexs is planned. under 220 Ibs: and steady to mostly 25 3 15 8 6 $ plan — 
lower than Thursday's average on butch- tnaust Ratis Util Stocks ers over 220 Ibs: sows steady to most Previous on 196.8 1076 65.3 149.8 
SS lower; moet cheice No'l and 3: ten | Week 190.8 1027 645 1988 DTA Open House | 220 Ib 1978-2000; around 198 head lot — ago.. ooo el¥4.1 100.1 69.8 134.6 
chotee 1 and 3s 210 Ib at 20.10. most ieee. =: 142.4 80.0 846 107.8 B E Th Ben choice 330-290 1b 1925-1950: with buly | 1964 Bien.......1058 lore O88 1438 IG BEAVER—The Big Beaver | 280-270 ib 19.09-19.28. chotce around 300 | jgs3 OW --seeee43.9 77.8 88.4 108.0) EPA open house will be held at 8 Ib butchers 18.75: most sows in larger | I9s3 jo BE nied) bed bese | 116.3 
cnt ei | oars mlevecasi” °=7| Wipsd ts comes uaa oust oon Souk ow = ae ™ 
good clearance shippers took 3.000 DETROIT STOCKS to meet the t bh 
Galable cattle 700: calves 200; slaugh- (Hornblower & Weeks) ers of their youngsters. 
ter steers and heifers nominally steady; | Pigures after decimal Lear tes are —_— 
cows fully steady; = a i ‘Salactn Bunbec* High 193 
ve 8 ¥y to wea sma & @ wee ayo 4 ° 
and choice steers and heifers 20 $0.25.50; |D & C Navigation® .....,.... 16 161 To Hold Building Bee .] commercial to low good steers 17 00-20.25; | GeTity-Michigan® ...... 445 23 2.7 . 
with comparable heifers 1500.20.00. util. | Kingston Products® ...,..... 26 31] DRAYTON PLAINS—A building 
ity cows 9.00-12.00; @ | Masco Gcrew* ......,.,...... 3 3-1 | bee wil) be held at the 
ie cena hk cen ad Marae yt Hae al ee i} # : y end commerce! RUGS MAIS on wwe ee ene 
bulls 12.00-13.80; good and choice veal- | W4) Screw? . 14 1 
ers iT o0-21.00 che eater sale; bid and asked. Drayton Plains Saturday. 
Salable sh 1,000; slaughter lambs 
steady to weak; | to choice natitve 
lambs 18.90-20.00. a few 
to 20.50; utility to low 
good 14.00-17.00: culls n to 16.00 é ? 
300 good to 98 j D) 
eli lambs 19.25; good to cho 
SS ter ewes 5.50-6.50; culls and wetey 
4.50-5 00 
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Grandma Passes Cigars 
WEST HAVEN, Conn. (UP) — 
‘were school board members ‘ 
were treated to cigars to mark the j experience 
arrival of the stork. Mrs. Helen |} Hours: v9? to 5. Wed. & Set} to? 
Carey explained that she had be- Mi Hi our ingets (Bis | Cary extn’ tat Se mad ee || MIC GA CREDIT c UNSELLORS | | historic Greenteld Village history of = town to serve on the Aowt Seginse a } “Phone FE one” 1       
  _ low mileage... 
This sedan is beautiful inside and out. 
JEROME 
CADILLAC « 
  Only These 4 Left! 
DEMONSTRATORS and OUR OWN like-new condition 
... always kept in. finest condition 
2 Cadillacs 
1954 CONVERTIBLE SPECIAL 
Has Very little 
proud to own. 
Has very low mileage Has had 
shape 
2 Oldsmobiles: 
1954 88 CONVERTIBLE nd white. Looks as though it 
just came off the assembly line. Fully equipped. 
1954 98 HOLIDAY COUPE 
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Jet Fighters Now Escort 
Photo Planes Over Japan By RUTHERFORD POATS indicated, there will be no such 
TOKYO (UP)—Crack American failure to meet a Red challenge. 
Sabrejet fighter planes are now) A handful of lonely American escorting reconnaissance planes radar men watch the MIGs go 
over Northern Japan, ready to give through their paces everyefiying battle to encroaching MIGs of the day. 
Rave omens Ale cece: -| If the MIGs get too close, U. S. Long-standing orders to shoot fighter bases 200 miles to the, west down invading Red Jéts have been and southwest are alerted. 
forcefully restated, 
It is indicated that both the - 
United States and the Russian air 
forces now are operating on a’ 
“shoot first’ basis in the event. of 
any contact over or near the North 
Japan area The Russians have their bases 
A high American officer said on the Kurile islands and Sakhalin 
that reconnaissance flights of Unit- island, 20 to 40 miles from the 
ed States Air Force planes, and Hokkaido Island coast. 
mapping flights by B-29s near the’ In addition to the constant watch   
Japanese territory, American 
fighter pilots scramble with 
order to shoot down the MI(is or 
| chase them out. 
explosive frontier would continue. for invading MIGs, the Sabrejets | ianguage says the National Geo 4 { j . r% eur | 
The new situation was dis- 2"¢ "ow escorting reconnaissance 
closed less than 24 hours after Planes instead of waiting to go up 
President Eisenhower said in a | hen it might be too late. 
press conference in Washington | ON€ reason for the American de- that if a fighter escort was nec- termination to continue flights in 
essary in any area where planes the area is that there are gaps in 
of this country had a right to go, 
then escort. planes ought te be 
used. 
The new situation arises from | 
fhe shooting down by the Russians 
ay of a B-2 i i 
ae Woothern ‘an —— there will be no more isolated 
In that instance, the captain of Clashes so long as the planes on 
the -B-29 did not give orders to, oth sides are jets. 
shoot back. In the future, it is’ maps of Hokkaido, due to bad 
weather which prevented the 
earlier completion of a mapping 
project. 
Veteran airmen predict that 
  This explosive situation also sees 
  
  
  
  
      action on the sea and ground. 
Some 300 Japanese fighting boats 
have been seized by Russian pa 
trol vessels since the end of World 
War II when the Japanese strayed 
or ventured near the Russian-occu- 
pied former Japanese islands. 
The sparsely populated northern 
secret departure of American 
employes on cloak-and-dagger mis- 
    lf the Soviet jets nose over | 
the giant Air Force photographic |     sions into Soviet Sakhalin and the 
| Kurlies. Some of these agents 
| never returned. 
There is little tension among the 
people over the possibility of a 
| Russian attack. Japanese 
leave worry over the defense of 
| Japan from the Soviet Air Force 
to the Americans. 
  
Masai Primitive 
The Mesai tribesmen of Kenya 
and Tanganyika have no written 
| graphic Society. They have never 
| adopted the wheel: donkeys pro- 
‘boats, because they live near no 
, large body of water. 
  
| ‘Tibet averages nearly 13,000 feet 4 
me sea level. | coast of Hokkaido has seen the 
| capture of Russian spies and the) 
| vide transport. Nor do they build.’ 
  ‘Do-It-Yourself Shop 
Planned in Georgia ATLANTA (INS)—For the man ! 
| who ‘doesn't Rave a basement—or 
'the money to equip it with power 
| tools—an Atlanta merchant is plan- 
ning to open a do-it-yourself work- 
shop. 
Dillard Munford, who owns ten 
workshop will be completely 
equipped with power tools of all 
types and will be open at the hours 
a man would narmally work in his’ 
b&&ement shop—during the evening 
or on weekends. s 
The customer, said Munford, will 
| be able to work whenever he wants 
to and make whatever he wants 
| to. Instructors will be available to 
help solve problems in construction 
|of anything from a boat to a chair. 
| Munford has pioneered already   
in the direction of a do-it-yourself 
school. 
In . co-operation with Georgia 
Tech, where classes were held, he 
| provided instructors and materials 
for a term this summer. The class 
was so popular that an even larger 
‘group will be trained this fall. 
  
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Suffer Rare Ailment 
disease . He said 
only 50 cases had been diagnosed 
in Japan However, it 
He said the disease usually is 
fatal within 2 to 10 years. 
Suffers Head Injuries 
When Hit by Auto   
green light near the intersection. 
Typhoid Toll Rising   
cases in a two-month epidemic to 
1,193. Three deaths have been 
reported, 
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two are inseparable friends and “Brownie” follows RACCOON’S A DOLL—Helga Schmidt of Berlin, whose father raises animals for fur coats, has | Helga wherever she goes. Needless to say, the little 
discarded dolls in favor of a tame raccoon. The | doll is not slated for the fur coat trade. 
  
: Wild West Indian Cherry 
|Richest Vitamin C Source CHICAGO “—A cherry shaped!orange juice millionaire, learned 
semi-wild fruit described as the of the fruit in 1949, 
world’s richest known source of 
Tests have shown that juice from 
| Rican cherry and West Indian 
A six-ounce glass of acerola 
juice yields as much of the vita- 
Dr. James R. Wilson, director of 
the American Medical Assn.’s coun- 
zine, an AMA 
She said the tree grows semi- 
wild in the Carribean islands, 
where natives 
the froit door.” She described its 
taste as “tart and refreshing.” 
Mrs, Wilson gave this account 
the fruit: 
      Oppenheimer Joins. 
Anti-Red Association NEW YORK @® — Dr. J. Robert 
Oppenheimer, barred from the na- 
tion's atomic secrets, has been 
elected to membership 
American Committee for Cultural | 
Freedom, an avowed anti-commun- vitamin C is ready for commer- | of ; 
cial marketing. duced its first 
after an expe: 
|the acerola—also known as Puerto| on the project. 
The committee announcd yester- 
day that Oppenheimer agreed to 
accept membership from his home 
in Princeton, N. J., where he is 
-| director of the Institute for Ad- 
Study. 
The ACCF describes itself as an 
organization of 300 artists, scholars, 
scientists and writers “dedicated to 
a responsible struggle against com- | 
munism and all other | cherry — contains more than 85 | the 
times as much Vitamin C as fresh | enriching 
orange juice. juice 
may 
pore boda pounds of fresh raw’ Prefer Ending Schools 
Mrs, Anna May Wilson, wife of to Ending Segregation 
JACKSON, Miss. @—Mississip- 
cil on foods and nutrition, described | Pi’s Farm Bureau Federation has 
the new vitamin source in an/ given unanimous support to a pro- 
article in Today's Health maga- Leas constitutional amendment 
publication. 
evant it is the only way to main- 
tain segregation.” 
Federation delegates also voted 
say a tree in the | esterday to support segrega 
provements to existing facilities.   
‘Plaque Honoring Victims 
of Jap Attack Neglected 
DALLAS, Tex. #—Fourteen Dal- 
las County men killed at Pearl 
Harbor were honored shortly after | Ba: 
| ths 1941 tragedy with an engraved 
plaque which read “You will live 
forever in our memory.” 
A reporter found the plaque yes- 
terday—Veterans Day — covered | Det 
with dust on the floor of the base-   
of the commercial development of Spaniel Long Favorite 
NEW YORK (INS) — 
Its vitamin value was discovered cocker spaniel—now a popular pet | 
in 1945 by Dr. Conrad F. Asenjo,| among suburban and apartment 
who was making research studies | dwellers—was a favorite in Queen 
of various native Puerto Rican | Elizabeth's day. In 
fruits. appeal, Dr. John Caius, 16th cen- 
He published his results in a | tury court 
medical journal but no one be-/ dogges are litle, pretty and fyne 
came interested in marketing it | and sought for to satisfie the dell-. | Detroit Greets 
11,829 Citizens New Americans Take 
Oath in Veterans Day 
Ceremony 
DETROIT w — Detroit cele- 
brated Veterans Day yesterday by 
welcoming 1,829 new citizens in the 
Sophia Sederstrom, the new citi- 
zens assembled in Masonic Audi- 
torium to give the Pledge of Al- 
legiance before Judge Charles C. 
Simmons, chigf judge of the Sixth 
District Circuit Court of Appeals. 
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard 
of Detroit presided over the Vet- 
erans Day naturalization cere- 
mony. Other jurists on the stage 
wf the huge auditorium included 
Henry M. Butzel, chief justice of 
}-the-Michigan-Supreme Court, 
Federal Judges Raymond W. 
Starr and W. Wallace Kent pre- 
sided over a similar ceremony 
Grand Rapids where another 98 
—— received their final citizen- 
ship pal A Gas “Corps color guard par- | 
ticipated in the impressive Detroit 
ceremony. 
“You have a value that includes 
all values,” Judge Simmons told 
4 .| the new citizens and 4,000 friends 
and relatives. 
“T noticed a grim note mixed 
with religious tones in your voices. 
Let that feeling remain, do not 
dissipate it with false security.” 
Royal Oak Woman Hurt   
‘When Car Crashes Tree 
Mrs. Leota Stone, 36, of 4717 
Crooks Rd., Royal Oak, was ad- 
mitted to Pontiac General Hospital 
with head and leg cuts suffered 
yesterday when she lost control of 
her auto on Orion road, in Orion}, 
Ti 
her brakes and lost control of her 
auto which crashed into a tree. 
Deaths Last Night CITY, Ind. (AP)—M. Ciif-   
from . 
im several ween koa os i. served 
Seo = ford Coun- 
  
the newspaper si 
persde os Mave Acad A 
Bowers zs agama et th at the. Battle Oy aioniee 
ANAAN, Conn. — Robert B   
5 onetime vice 
of the American Society of echanical Engineers. Born in Newark, 
SOUTH BEND... Ind—The Rev. Jo- 
seph H. Cavanaugh, 37, head of ‘he 
        ment of the Criminal! Courts Build- 
until Harvey Greenspan, Miami ! cateness of daintie dames.” i ee ef Notré Dame's a= de- 
rtment. Born in Harpers Perry, lowa bon th Assn. and former FE aaron 
ge education professor. 
BT. LOUIS—Byron J, Dietrich, 64, Fellow Workers Collecting $3,000   
SALT LAKE ciry, @ — Mike 
Katsanevas doesn’t say much when 
asked what he’s going to get for 
Christmas. 
He just smiles and tries to ex- 
plain: 
“Only in America could such a 
thing happen like this .. .” 
For Mike is going to get the 
Christmas present in the 
world — his family. His fellow 
workers at the Clearfield Naval 
*| Supply Depot are taking up a $3,000 
collection to bring seven members 
of his family to America from 
Crete. 
* * 6 
And Sen. Arthur V. Watkins (R- 
Utah) has promised to do all he 
can to cut the red tape involved 
in getting them here. 
Mike is 66. He has been back 
and forth. between America and 
Crete several times. Now he works 
Survivor of Shooting 
fo Visit Puerto Rico OWOSSO W—Rep. Alvin M. Bent- 
ley (R-Mich), once shot on the   
| week’s visit to Puerto Rico. He 
‘will be accompanied by his wife. 
Bentley was critically wounded 
last March 1 when three Puerto 
Rican political fanatics let loose 
a barrage of shots from the House 
gallery in Washington. 
(The fanatics who shot up the 
House had inunigreted to New 
York city.) 
he would study conditions in Puerto 
Rico, with particular reference to 
Puerto Ricans entering the United 
States, of which they are citizens. 
Bentley and his wife will be 
guests of Gov. Luis Munoz Marin! 
and Mayor Felisa R. de Gautier 
of San Juan. 
Woman Again Loses 
Mate in Plane Crash WINOOSKI, Vt. (—Mrs. Shan- 
non Smith, mother of two small | 
children, has been widowed by an | 
Air Force plane crash for the sec-   
-| ond time in 10 years. 
Her husband, Capt, Mahlon A 
avoid landing in a thickly popu- 
lated area. 
  
No Long Sore Throats 
  of the St. Louis Post- 
h since 1944 and associated with 
ince 1908. 
ben dan hess Ky.—Adm, Louis MeCoy 
ormer oa a aneeaie of for Regent Park Zoo 
from London's expected November 
tion tg the long necked giraffes. A 
_ | keeper explained: 
  congestion, so they easily get sore 
throats and high temperatures. We | very 
    ing November.” House floor by a Puerto Rican. 
| fanatic, will leave Tuesday for. a‘ 
The Michigan congressman said | 
  Smith IT, 30, Sioux City, lowa, was killed yesterday when he veered 
his Sabrejet plane onto a field to 
In 1944, Mrs. Smith’s first hus- 
LONDON @—Officials at the/ 
Regent's Park zoo began prepara- 
tions today to protect the animals! sports writing. 
Nostalgic Phone Number 
NEWPORT, R. L (UP )—The 
“Giraffes cannot cough. This | Newport Casino Theater —ence 
means they cannot relieve any|a ballroom where the glittering fogs. They paid particular atten. 
keep all the giraffes indoors dur- | Mike Getting His Family 
From Crete as Yule Gift supply depot. 
Maybe that's how the — got 
around. Mike was saving up his 
janitor’s pay to bring the rest of 
his family to America. 
Last week a spontaneous cam- 
paign started among his 2,100 fel- 
low workers to help him do it. In 
less than a week $2,100 of the 
needed $3,000 was collected. 
“We'll make it,” says Sandy 
Cahoon, who is president of the 
Civilian Employes Assn. at the 
base. 
Mike first came to America 35 
years ago. In 1924 he returned to 
Crete to see his dying mother. He 
married and returned to the coffee 
shop he operated in Salt Lake City. 
But his wife died in childbirth, and 
Mike, grief stricken, went back 
again to Crete. He farmed the 
small family olive grove, remar- 
ried and started raising: a family. 
When the Germans tavaded, 
Greece, Mike fought for his coun- 
try and ended up in prison. When 
he was released his family was 
neat starvation, his home had been 
burned, his olive grove despoiled. 
After Congress passed a law al- 
lowing all former American sol- 
diers stranded-in Europe free 
transportation back to the United 
States, Mike got together enough 
money to bring two sons and a 
daughter with him. His wife and 
the others had to stay behind. 
“Tt won't be long,” he promised, 
“before I send for you.” 
But a janitor’s pay is small, and 
it is now almost geven years. 
Veteran Printer to Quit 
as Typo Union Leader 
DETROIT —The Detroit Typo- 
graphical Union has announced 
the resignation of veteran presi- 
dent Clifford G. Sparkmaf, effec- 
tive Dec. 3. 
Sparkman, 48, now serving his 
seventh term ag president, would 
give no reason for his action. 
The remaining six months of 
his term will be filled by Kenneth 
Hull, first vice president of the 
union. 
A journeyman printer for 30 
years, Sparkman made unsuccess- 
ful bids in 1950 and 1952 to unseat 
Woodruff Randolph as president of 
the International Typographical 
Union, Last spring he failed in an 
| attempt to defeat Frank X. Martel 
as president of the Detroit Federa- 
tion of Labor. 
2 State College Papers 
Get Journalism Prizes   
  
COLUMBUS ®—Awards for col- 
| porting. The Michigan State News won 
additional awards for feature and             
400°" danced — still retains a 
special memento of the old 
Oise. ‘Tas wananer Waste’, the 
| phone number is Newport 400. Arabs Pot : 
Visit of Envoy. Claim Diplomat Should 
Not gaat Israeli Chief 
in Divided Jerysalem | 
JERUSALEM (®—Edward: B. 
Lawson, the new U.S, ambassador 
to Israel, presented his credentials 
today to President Izhak Ben-Zvi. 
The Arab League nations had 
protested to the United States that 
the presentation carried the im- 
plication of recognition of Jerusa- 
lem as the Israeli capital. US, 
Secretary of State Dulles replied 
that normal practice was to pre- 
sent credentials where the head of 
the state resides, and the action 
in no way signified a change in 
the U.S. attitude toward Jerusa- 
lem. LS * * 2 
Jerusalem is a divided city, with 
most of the modern portion under 
israeli control and the old city 
under Jordan jurisdiction. Israel 
to Jerusalem, which it claims as 
its capital. 
The United Nations has never 
recognized the claim, and the 
United States maintains its diplo- 
matic headquarters in Tel Aviv. 
The U.N. plan was to make 
Jerusalem an international city but 
this has never been carried out, 
Near Miss by Train 
‘Shocking’ fo Woman SAN MATEO, Calif.  — The 
lady stepped on the gas instead of 
the brake 
The automobile leaped, lurched 
and stalled right on the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. 
The lady tried to leap from the 
car, whacked her head and fell in   
  
2 Waterford Township 
Businesses Burglarized ~ 
  
"Boch teichigan college papers | Apartment House Thief 
Steals $24 in Clothing 
A clothesline thiet invaded ag 
apartment at 822% Baldwin A’ 
and stole $24—worth of 
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ih 
Wt men's hose also were taken, 
  
Death Notices we wish TO. ae Voorhees-Siple | : 
end ects of tinduess Me rret/ =6FUNERAL HOME Mr. & Mrs. Oren Maddox & Fam- soe ot Plane er Moter   
ELINE, 1 ROY 
Perry. van mclift,” ea ROY 
Cometery. Mr. Kline may be seer 
line and Constant Dejager @|§ there were replies at at Cc. J. Godhardt Funeral or pole Budeit | the Press. office in 
the following boxes: 
8, 12, 21, 29, 38 35,   Mra. ihe fet A. Kline; dear } SINCERELY THANK argare’ Biak We wish TO ___ ard of Thanks 1) ___Fumeral Directors ___Help Wanted Male 6|/ Help Wanted Male 6   
_ily. ee SALESMAN , FOR We Have Opening 
  
  
    
our — for the = — 
k wh us 
on = gy of our beloved moth- 
e = —— thanks to Mr —_— 
» —_— —— 
for his cow 
ice pe rehed Father Weceee me 
his comforting message 
  
  - i, 1 Flowers 3 
fora, gen: vege t8: ove SCHAFER's FLOWERS 
and Mrs, Oars Fetson, Funeral 1) AUBURN FE ant = 43, 57, 59 
_ Teen. at 3:30 p. m. from Funeral Directors. 4 162, 107, 110, lll. 
1, Home, wi , 
Seige weeerer mune, | DOnelson-Johns pat NL ag gg “DESIGNED POR PONERALS”   
  PLUMBERS. MUST HAVE UNION Help Wanted Male 6 
BARBER, PART TIME, 71 N. | _ Saginaw SALESLADY W   
    
  
  
BOX REPLIES 
At 10 am. today . SPEIGEL,'S J RA 
= of ot 
  UTO STORE 
salesmen 2 dango part on Bean visual jiner. 
  
  
iw 
1380 North Woodward, Birmingham 
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
RENT IT NOW through 
For Rent ads! House, 
‘apartment, rooms, any- 
thing. Dial FE 2-8181 for 
an ad-writer     The Pontiac Press Rights. Mus: be reliable. 
FOR WANT ADS ws 
DIAL FE 2-8181 wee one 8 
Fi p-m, rom 8 a.m, to § . salesm 
40 errors* should be re me ey The - assumes respon sibility for errors other pared. Reoee than to cance! the cha 
rtion «of OFFICE 
first insertion of the adé- High 
vertisement which Draftsman, degree and exp. $41 
vaueless Salesman-com: 
the Whee f Salesman 
tioms are made be sure to Btock-clerk “kiN ae Drive, mainte 
No stmente wil! Salesman 
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EXPERTER D BE 
"| Pall time Sen setting & CO. or oars men 
gales staff selling Pon-| to sell 1938 P 3. Apply right | EXPERTEN tiace and ——* Start imme-| awey 51 NN. Broadway, | 
Downey, Orion, Mich, ; WANTED EXPURTENCED being takep for Christmas 
wheel alignment man   Ge Oem DOMESTIC HELP. EXPERI- WOMAN TO CARE FOR GIRLS 
3 days 
444846 to work boy ices work Myers pated 
Muffler ex- el-Huror_ Shopping Center. Derees. i a1s erience helpful bet not 
essary. a. Te = sins Vo Se = rd and Ruroe. Apply. in| cases Pacbes children and 
ALES MEN person ¢ oe : moe. rh 
needed to WANTED: NEW CAR SALESMAN | WOMAN WITH Hos a : 
Help Wanted Female 7 _Help ) Wanted Female 7) Work 
ONINENINORIINIR I ERAT | RO WOMAN POR GENERAL | AnD pecome rs LIGHT RAUL 
ge il 21 whey JF. 
mnORPITAL EX-| sist RELIARLE, PRODUCTION ated ¥ eare, ays. worker wants tap. Drill 7| Work Wanted Male 10 i   
<1) WITH RE-| housework, 1 day each week. pad man to assist WE ITIOUS TAIL SELLIN PERIENCE, Small home nesr North Wood-/ < 
air conditioning eo- | WE Will SELECT 2 AMBITIOUS | FOR CURTAIN ND DRAPERY | _ werd. No chiltren, Midwesp ¢-soei | CABINET MAKI a apy - 
wills to, weak Leach —— R SAGINAW. ao 2 wants WOMAN |: OVER 3 FoR 2-7832 . . 
prom “ap rhs security for the a Saeeae: check age child Nice home | EXPE 
b grrhgeen ae er See Mr Delt & bil iy eeotegas * SALES-GIRLS oft pas Y ‘one. i home connec: with mer. re ss efter 0:30 Experienced Applications new nights. Pe 42164 ater 6. ket. Would or 
3 press, punch taping me- 
hous and $ in my home Days. Vicini- — on ean achine turret 
and 3 ty of Twin Beach. 3108) 
_after 6 MAN WANTS PAINTING AND —= Se decorating estimates free. EM   
Leake 
  
NTIAC-CADILLAC HOUSE cPER Fr — FAMILY OF 
Help Wanted Female 7| ms maneot po anette wens MAN OR WOMAN LIVING 
ALERT WOMAN TO eee cADY SY CARE FOR CHILDREN nationally knowr Pull se motherioss home. Call between - rt time. Sell invitation onty car or heril to deliver 
Santa Claus re ey oa a, | § and 6 p.m. FR 50343. newspapers suburban necessary 
Jo store needs man | LIGHT cece ‘Mi oe 
  rey. 
SEARS. Een oF Se eee 
  
who —— 2s selling expe- 
rience necessary. SALES 
REPRESENTATIVE 
ganizations has af m teeturh experienced 
need an pH... high im) factw compeny. 
: and 
men we select will be-thor-| ary saccordin 3 tience. Ad-| more than wages. baby sitting, | ‘Sears "Roe . Roebuck & & Co. 
  
Real Estate Salesman 
“BOND EMPLOYMENT FRAMLIN CORP. 53% W. HURON   CED WooD 
flower maker-.Write Art Seed 
Co, Box 183, Drayton -Piains, Mich 
go. Call OL 1-7306 after Help Wanted g| Snes   
in the vicinity of Romeo or 
Washington with late 
hemes 6 aaye per week ot NQ AWD 
cere <3. ebiidren for working from 2:30 te 6: 
to GoONTER HELP RIOR MIONTS. AOE! San “uncer ee po, aie who likes :30_p.m., Soa. Ne cel oat Sundays, No phone smpDLEAGe RS pREEETER, APPLY H. M. STIER 
P   
Oe aaeee pep OR WOMAN. 
time. - Call ats oi hel, al but not. peces- A 
eary. We train you Hours ‘to 
suft your convenience. Apply room 
phone me” a ExPERNCKD iCED FOR GENERAL 204 Hotel Roosevelt. No 
housework and cooking, 8 mail —<an   
  
egal“ a te | ave ape et | PONTIAC ‘esses Ma ih 
Sei and cocemens oon RE Fee ca ge ees Pike and ay 
ra largest and| _ Biv Box 78 Pontiae Press. Perey PRESS 
sales 5 SECRETARY Ee T W FOR  LicHT 
  and conditioned _vancement. starting sel-| WOMEN WANTED FOR HOME 
mother works. FE   
  
_or ironing. M! 66 ‘RAL OFFICE | "other works. Live in 1 
| SRL, FoR ‘GENERAL chore | Zsicome Vieintty ot Oxtord.” OA 
  
LEADS!   
  i a a cance’ te & 
eed | ie ie ‘ Shoe Salesman . 6 
HBO 8 |ires 
      as j ‘ . : uM 
* k \ 2 4 * ie 
Ly a —4 a os 
2 : 4 ' Pennway TV 
    Sood Sed pice in” nose | screenees | oat CLASS PASTR EP | WANTED EXPERIENCED TELE. | Qualifi-| Good me made ‘pastries. phone solicitors .adtes age 35) 
oe car, | ap- | _ dread and pies. 30 EB. Pike. to 50. Good hours and good pay Roogevel 
rance, able to work fo Punt. | GIRL. LIVE IN. CHRISTIAN : 1 ag SA im a sincere desire; home. Private room and bath. sk for Mr Bib mame | ive ip OW Fea Te |. PHONE FE 2-8181   
  PLUMBING WORK WANTED. 
_Reasonable, FE 5-1016.   
  
CIRCULATION | Werk Wed Femaie Tl 
EXPERIENCED IN CHILD CA 
of working mothers, 
tates. FE 
  
No Phone calls. LIGHT DELIVERY HELP MAN! HOSPITAL AL TRAINED | PARCTICAL or woman with car. Hours to Doctor’ reference, FE 
suit. — every day. Apply Hotel | sine?   
inGH ae GiRL DESIRES   
  
er place in society. | Must like children No cooking | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE | ations, hospite 1 60831, work and care of 2 children while Instructions | age beme. Em 3-5734 if Foes gualify ® N. Telegraph. WOMAN OR COUPLE TO MAN. baby sitting and 
ping after 3:30 pres ee Reter- 
ees. FE -5-6731.   
  
  
  
  
    Li earn }.- : { ee 
Roodeven Metal Sues A Ae os school -raduate. 20-25 years 
: e's _— Bigomlt Fah Fashion Shop | fe ® TELEGRAPH RD     
  
3 au “@ 
2.2546 
    oe TOPE MP or it wis 
ane ta | children ‘apd do sd Ret. = | TRONINGS DONE Work : ACORDIONS* LOANED, Free TO| WiMEOORAP’ 7G 
SALESLADIES RETAIL, EXP. iguana nae veur home. TR Sosee. | _Tetarial service, Mb 3-2042   
  GIRL TO ASSIST i i. osteo . $162 up 
3920 FENTON ROAD a small “chil Typist, i $225 up |, CH dren, 68 3 Tg $18 week. ‘General "Oehiee: é@stimator. $2725 up | ~.~~,~,-~,nnnnrnnnnnnnnw 
FLINT, MICH. +1870, nay nie a pec Mifice eeitehboard, $773 up |“ CARPENTRY, PLASTIC AND aie | Sete EL Citice. Switchboard, 917 uP | floor tile s specialty, FE s4064.| home. Phone OA Selesias iy, exp... ter - 4 a CARPENTEA PLASTIC ABTIC AND 
furset ae "e BS | soca ty eine a ceutewe 
any kind, FE 23-2814. 
REP. 
  gt gy ge Ra k ink service, "Wentherty,         
    
          Work Wanted Male 10 ad a 3 a 
              
      
  ia a i Nl al ee iy 
   
  
Building Service — A 
BLOCK STANK AND | A E- neat ‘work Ala carpent: _ 
. Phone OR : e051. 
LANKET IN ATION IN- 
stalled expert wo PLATION Free 
estimaies 
Phone FF:   a 
  reasonable rates. 
+9005. 
RICE “WENEER FIREPLACES | repair, Call after 6, 
  | 
rr | 
BLOCK A CEMENT | 
work. Also chimneys. No job too | 
: @ or too small. Guaranteed | y 
wok Ph PE 4-8604. 1} 
GARAGE | CEMENT WORK. floors and basements. FE 2-5703 
CHIMNEY AND ROOF REPAIR 
Also roofs tarred, *E 5-1883 
CARPENTER WORK 
Alterations and custom buliding 
_OR 3-25’ 32578.   
CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE- 
ment work etc FE 56-0782. 
CUSTOM BUILDING FHA. FI- 
nancing. Modernizing. FE 4-5470 
CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA-   
  
building. OLive 2-7326. 
NT WORK: RESIDENTIAL and commercial. free 
Raymond Commons. FE 4-9366. _ 
COMPLETE LINE OF «AASONRY brick. bock & stone EM _3-5182 
JOS” PLEMMING FLOOR Lay- 
tmg sanding fint<hing 155 Edison 
Ph. FE 29-4405   
  
o Ps 
FLOOR SANDING O} OLD | FLOORS A 
specialty Ca Bills FE 2-5789 
FLOOR LAYING, SANDING | AND finishing 10 year’s experience 
ee Ba ovtre John Taylor,   
  FLOOR LAYING SANDING & FIN. | ishing. Reasonable MApie 5-064. | 
FLOOR SANDING. LAYFRG FIN | 
R_ Gardner. 491 Central. FE | _21519. 
. GUARANTEED ROO Ps. ne ALL | 
353 N Cass, FE 2-3021. FE 2-8046. 
GARAGES com 4x20. $500 20220 $150 
plete. including cement work. OR   
  
    
  
MASON aA ONe a RE 
pairs All kinds. 
ASTERING haw. Fae REPAIR 
2-29" evening: 
GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR 
stone and cement work 
a and tile work FE 
__ 42200. * 
  MODERNIZE ATTICS KITCHENS 
reation rooms. porches addi 
tions ae estimates. Terms FE 
  
  SCENT Wor WORK. PREE ont actos. Our “= eS 
Webster & Son. OR 3-0462. 
A C TE RATIONS REMODELING, 
pis itn 9 carpentry & masonry 
R. G. SNYDER. FLOOR vies. 
sanding an finishing..   
  
  
      
  
    
    
     
      
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tions. modernization also custom | 
estimate | 
66. 
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    Moving & Trucking S| OL LO” aa 
Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS AND EQ NT | a Ton Pickps ‘™% Ton Stake 
And Dump Trucks 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
Open Daily Inc SIUGIiog ‘Sundays 
FE 4-046 FE 1442 
VET WIT TWO TON STAKE truck wants nauliag FE 4-4088 
LIGHT TRUCKING AND DUMP 
truck service black dirt and fil) 
dirt __FE 5.0877 __. 
‘HAULING RUBBISH ASHES 
_ete Basement, cleaned FE $-5563 
DELL CARTAGE 
Loca) avd Lone Distance Mosieg 
Phone FE 5-6806 
Painting & _ Decorating: 20 ARPT RAL POA   
A-! DECORATING PAINTING 
and wall ey eta Cail for esti 
_mate FE 40 
A-) PAINTING * pAPERNIKOKO 
paper removed Estimates FE 
44-6918 
PAINTING INTERIOR & FX 
coe 1@ per cenit Cisc. for cash 
ne et a anteed Free e-timate 
rE 402050 _ 
GOOD PAINT WITH A GOOD! 
painter always a good fob In- 
terior and id exterior FE 4-0859 
PAINTING AN" WALLPAPER. 
tng C White OA &-3407 or FE 
79756 
Painting, Walk Was ashing. 
Etes ectimote Reasonable. FE | 
PAIN 
estimates FE 2-41 
PAINTING AND SPERinG MA- 
son Thompson’ FE 48364 
, PAINTING AND DECORATING. 
Inside and out seicremces Free 
_estimates Fe _ 4-265. 
PAINTING PAPERNANGING— 
WALL~ CLEANE 
TUPPER OR 3106) 
WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING painting. OR 3-2284 or OR 3-0404 
WALL WASHING 
_Free estimates 5 FE 5 
__Physrotherapy PIN A.    
21a 
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE 
Special Foot Technicue 
72 Elm _8t. FE 42851 
Ga EN Ea The MASBSAGE_ HOME 
_caus only, FE 32-1214 
22 Television Service 
  BERNIE’S RADIO AND TV SERV ice. Parts and labor guaranteed 
471 8. Bia EFI 306 
DAY oe WioEt TV SERVICE 
1 PE 5-8390 206. 
rie P STRAKA 
FOR SALE. COMPLETE RADIO 
and Tepa.r equipment over | 
$750 renee for $295 OR 3-0174 
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY 
40736 ANDY CON-   
  wo VeCHELL' Ss STV 
FE 2-287)   
“Typewriter Service 22 LOLOL LAN 
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
     
      
       
      
       
  
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cabreedg_ oir material, Pe sain atest! CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 
= Cooler tase Rd. EM | 
Free esti n_tes ; 
ten & Found a 
FOUND: BIG BROWN , 3760 
Waldon Rd. Owner may have 
BiCQMPIETD, War Gueawens.| Py *chgf ‘st ts Steve Free -— FE 3.1691,| POUND: GLASSES AND JACKET ho te ieee *_at St_ Michaels Hall FE 
lec. — Sewers Cleaned | cost: ~ BLack LONG HAIRED yee % «6br, ser’. No results, no/ tom cat. 49 Erwin FE 35-7270 
4 eharge; chemically treated at no Lost: PEMALE COLLIE BLACK e cost, white Answers to the name 
Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners rz Lass. Vicinity of Seminole and FE 61317 6 Mik Rd. Reward Cal) Farm- 
LOST, BLOND MAL¥ COCKER Fe Sse00 vicinity { Oakland Reward 
:  SOSeRMEN PINSCHER. 4‘, ' months old Ears clipped Diack 
: with feet Please call FE 
5-882) __ _ 
RED HAT TO 
child’s snow suit in front of (8 
WwW Lawrence 2-7967 
: LOST: oo nOwn DACHSHUND. FE- | 
: male FE 4-4502. 
LOST EE BEAGLE. ANSWERS 
to “Mike” Reward. Finder call 
EM 3-314. . 
— ro the MA _— COCRE o 
eg ; Pa epetnite ge” ae Be win Ave 
PLASTERING NEW AND | RE | cost: ints 
FEGCH WOK TATHINO ANB | Trae Cte, beck, te ime, Peaties b e area. Answer: name . Work guaranteed, MA “sat et : 
ND! ae enka BLOWBING | MO Rin Reeth cocker. Stream. and pestnt. Phone FE 5-3470.| lined nn ley = Sooke on 
: PILED stor ach. t 
ss ~ 4 Jist on Pontiec cane “Ra. Call 
EM 35-6646. 
ENCHING Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
Footings field tile, i a tanks and Siesta SUPPLIES; UNFIN- 
installed. §-8221. eee reese: aun Ha 
Bei veneer bie ror Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 Huron, FE 
oe a = URE CERAMIC CO. 4430 | 
kinds. = service. Eliz. wk y Instructions & sup 4c 28 & Telegraph Ra. PR 5-076 | plier. FE §-3535 
nee eens ee | ‘ec athe com your 
_Foot _ Specialist 1SA shop. n floor inodel, 10 inch 
DR ”" A. KANTER, FOOT SPE- ep as Pairs place A call . ‘or ‘om pir Li of 
cialist. 39 8. Saginaw St. FE chucks, and basic accessories in- | 
3-1626. — Used only 20 hours. Krust 
- seen to be «Pe sono, Priced 
he sorely cost 
a Dressmaking, Tailoring 16) LOVELY HAND PAINTED CHINA. = PARAARAPRR ARAL AALRAARAAAT I pelt poner or anything you de- 
SEWING AND ALTERATIONS. Ge Cortoemas looters, soe) 8 work a specialty! Have a 
sabe Seanety oie R Rssaed re! MAKE YOUR XMAS GIFTS! 
: RPE Des RLETT'S BIKE SHOP. 
: Garden Plowing 16A/ gopri Boats cars en aioe ee . soa hen ae 
Att. POWER: Shown BROS, TUSies. 
-@ dao eS movie rua Ch cater 8 MM ren’ nm rc dren's par- 
ot ond eS emt tes. PADDOCK FILM SERVICE i : 1955 UrON. ES 783. 
Laundry Service 18 PAINT BY NUMBER SETS | : ‘ ALLL II ae Scrabtie BACKENSTOSE 
aif 8. NYLON & ALL MA- _isS_E. Lawrence, FE 2-1414 
Notices & Personals . 25 PPP PA 
i aoptvox HEARING AID COM- 
: pany (successor to Western Elec- 
cui Sip moved to rm 11, 101'2 N | 
corner of Warren 
Mrs. Richards: > your authorized 
Gealer Supplies for all makes of 
hearing aids 
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDINO 
a pietge =f adviser contact Mre . 
my ernon Phone 34 Con 
. - _fidential. ‘The Salvation Army. 
s AND YARD LEVEL "BE EMPHATIC PATRONIZE LO-! 
= 6-355" | te vreben ns = eto spend 
REMDV. oyal Tones, music for your dane- 
a SAIN AWD FEMDY: | [ng pleanurd_ Fa .150 oa ~~ * CHRISTMAS CARDS ‘Now ON DIs- 
ee ovin & Truckin g 19 pee oe PLoS ard cards now! 
 g Lawrence. 
: a CLOTHES. 
3 2-0550. 
: SAINT FOR § E . Mrs. Seace. PE 2-8814. 03 Mark. 
           
     
           
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
DETECTIVE SERVICE - DOMES- 
tic_& commercial. MAple 5-7861 
E ERS A NTION 
Confidential Servic: e 
: ne lica.te nre-tested 
erence investigated 
” FEM-4469 
BOND. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 
IN- DEBT? x sl bg = aan ebape meeting | 
eins" eRe TT a   
SSONREL | COOPERATIVE MEMBERS | 
eore - Oavinn’ Mee wee y aaron on PE 2 
= wipows 1np-winow.| 5% MORTGAGES. :.   a ais au age sreuee. al be Ae a SUBURBAN 2 
. 2 PIECE ORCHESTRA CY) eporateal_cr Crit PH 4-931 
sa ell Bguite 
® AND ee i 
‘| MIDDL EAOE COUPLE TO SHARE 
furn. home Notices & Personals 3s 
AND AFTER TH are on 
Nov 1934 I will not be re- 
Souibie for any debts contracted - 
    hv any other than myself Oscar 
TT Dishmen, 4357 ree St. 
Pontiac 
PRIVATE OR Tacrive: SERVICE | 
ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? 
i TMHED? CONSTIPATED? 
try our safe acientific qulek 
method = 
Individua' nutrifona!l programs | 
CALL 4131 
WAIT TO LOSFK WEIGHT? 
EF 4.8462 for vour appoint WHY 
Cali 
ment 
/ 1Of WF 
Printed napkins 
Sutherland Studio DDING INVITATIONS $7.50 fast service 
a OW Huron 
“AE RE PEAT If 8 OBSOI ETE TO 
war linoleum Use Glaxo pastic 
type coating .Waite’s Notions 
Wtd. Child. to Board 26 APA A RAD RADAR ART 
one DREN LOVE. ate G ae 
Ajisn baby silting +9750 
EMAIL CHILDREN BY ae FK OR 
me FR 46747 
DAY CARE FOr 
censed home 
, Wtd. Household Goods a ee eee WA en 
1 ONF OF PONTIAC S LARGE S1 
furniture buvers Cash watting 
FE 4788) _ 
LET Us BUY IT OR 
tor_ you OA 86 #31 
OLD SEWING MACHINE TABI F to set machine head in 14 CHL DREN tt 
3857 
AUCTION iT 
  
Edison or call FE 5-2678 before . 
NTING INSIDE & ¢ = our. 1 FREE. WANTED ° TO >) BUY ALI. TYPES ANLAN- 
FE 2-5523 noon 
of furniture. Ph 
WTD: USED APT ~ SIZE ELEC i 
tric stove FE 5-2]54 after 6 
FURNITURE NEL DED | 
Entire rome or odd lots Get the 
top dolla Wri bu¥ ee 
or sel! i for vou 8B 
munity sale 1 OR ven 
WASTE) FURS ITE 
if vou heave anvthing for 
sate and want rompt cour 
teous sertire and the high- 
e*t price in cash cal! 
1 «v5 SAI.ES ¢ O 
AKI AND COUNTY'S LARGEST 
USED FURNITURE 8UYER 
FE E22 . 
' 
| 
ME 
WANTED “ANTIQUE DISHES AND; 
oll lamps. MY_ 2.1521 
28 Wtd. Miscellaneous PAL LP PLL   
4 COUPLE USED STEEL CLOTHES 
line posts. PE 1- 71-0759 anytime. i 
WANTED ARC WELDER GAS) 
ibibo 200-300 amp MUliberry 
WANTED SMALL COMMERCIAL - 
bake oven FE. 3-021) | 
WANTED TO BUY GOOD TRUCK 
Sek H _P.4 Sutton. MY 2-6432 
Money | Wanted _ 2BA 
82.000 ON SECOND MORTGAGE 
  Lake roperty. Write Pontiac 
Press. Box 3J TS 
Wanted to Rent 29 ~ PLL em | 
COPY DIRECTOR OF WPON | 
seeking 2 or.3 bedroom home or | 
unfurnished apt with stove ie 
refrigerator so can reunite fam- 
lly and become permanent resi- 
dents of your friendly town Ph | 
FE -T138 | 
| } COUPLE WANTS TO RENT OR 
buy smail house THELMA EL- 
_WOOD,_ FE 42583) 
COUPLE WITH 7 MOS | 
old baby desire 5 room 
unf. house. Close 
| . Reasonable rent. 
S-aans |   give excellent care. Ref- 
D | erences. FE 8-1215. 
[EXECUTIVE ~ JOINING WAITE'S 
desires heated furnished a ‘ } 
| West side Middleaged couple 
Hoel ee pee Highiy oe ee 
ree ap Deusen Mgr. 
LAND- a Mores “qualified aaa far rete z ris! 
Rosse? L L ale round RENTA 
_AGENCY 
PREE | RENTAL a THEL- 
. Elw Rental Dept | i] 
Ee | 
| 
| | | '   omar WITH THREE CHILDREN 
desires apt or home FE 5-8126 
befcre 2 O'Clock, ask for Mrs. 
_ Young. 
7 OR 3} ROOM | HOUSE WITHIN 2 
mile redtus ' M-530 and Elizabeth 
Lake Roads Phone FE 5-7062 
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM ON 
farm dairy farm if possible 
Write Pontiac Press, = 70. 
Share Living Quarters 30 30   
  
  
  
with een. man in 
exchange for room board. 
PE die 
  
  SHARF MY HOME WITH LADY and child $10 week FE 4-258). 
NEED MONEY? MAKE IT through Want Ada Sel! rent! Dia/ 
FE 28181 
WANTED MippI® AGED cov. 
~ to live ‘n “and a at 
‘wed man tn modern 
Rent, ano utilities free. MY 37 7531. | 
YOUNG COUPLE TO SHARE NEW | home with mother -_ 18 year 
_old daughter OR 3-142 
Wtd. Contracts, Migs, 32 
— FOR CONT conrescts: 5 Ir 00 
mn sell _vour land oty “al 
ec We have plenty 
at 
=" your abstract Cre bs cop   
as 
  
  133 W Huron 
in. | 
Will 
| E 
FE |. MODEST MAIDENS 
| PAR   
  
    
  
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AP ee tent ee 
DA / Sa) UMS. Youre MAN By Jay Alan. Rent Apts. Furnished 3. 33 Rent Houses Unfurn. 36' For Rent Miscellaneous 43) 
pavclieees oe Gene Ganka or oe os noo le ROOM. BASEMENT. NEW Bu 
        , 
ae 
f 
\ 
  
Il= 
  i. Le my husband by nttrmg him over: 
bott 
Mtgs. 32 
YOUR 
,Oour Wtd. Contracts, 
FOR 
equilly CASH 
or IMMEDIATE land contiacy 
home 
KL. Lempleton, Realtor 
3338 Orchard Lake Ra _FE 44963 
Wanted Reai Estate 32-A 
6 ROOM BUNGALOW WITH BASE 
Ment and garage in Pontiac with in 
mali down payment Give full 
{nformation and address Pontiac: 
Press, Box 2 
WE NEED | 
HOMES 
OSE Te! 
HERES WHY' 
We are just #bout sold out 
We neeu 8 host of rew ‘stings 
NOW! 
“have man’ 
TG purcha e 
promise to give vour property | 
some hard citting sales effort 
-and listiny your property With us 
will actually make you doliars— 
ing. you What your property 
wor 
NICHOLIE, AND HARGER CO. Open 8:30 til 6.30 
Ph FE $-8183 
MAHAN HAS BUYERS 
YOU WANT ACTION 
The demand is great. Our sales | prospects anxious 
We 
  i 
* is 
  
| ea 
4 
force is exceptional We need | 
‘your tisting «nd wil) certainly 
do our utmost to please you. 
Our 17 years of satisfactory qe] 
Estate ger rae in Pontiac as, 
sures us tat vou will be satis- 
fied. We handle all details for | 
financing and closing Call as, 
today to list your property 
TOo Buy-To Sell-To Tra: 
YOU BUY "I-WE: LL INSURE a 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS 
Member Co-op. Ree Est. Exch 
FE 2-0263 Open _— < * Sun. 10-4 
Huron 
NEXT ‘DOOR TO BRANCH 
POST OFFICE 
Johnson (HAS DONE IT AGAIN) 
That's right foiks We have eold 
over 90 per cent of our listings 
and are desperately in need of 
ail types of property to sell. For 
Guick and courteous action eal! 
Office Open 0-8 
A. JOHNSON. Realtor 
FE 4-2533 
1704 §. Telegraph Rd. -_ 
  
  
IN 
24 HOURS 
For your equity in your 
home or farm call us on 
your home within 
Get our offer before you 
deal We mean Lusiness! 
      Ask for Mr 
ON “Chane 
Eres Rea: oS 
1362 W Huron a key 
FREE Estimate of value for your land 
contract Eariv cash settiement 
NICHOLIE, AND HARGER CO. 
33_W_ Huron 8t FE 5-8183 
CASH FOR LAND eee 
. o Vaowelt. 4540 Disie Hwy 
_OR 31355 
CASH FOR SEASONED Al ND contracts on mod 
0. | CAPITOL SAVI 
| 73 W Huron §t 
TO, GET THE MOST FOR YOUR. 
| land contract Reaitor oe | | . the bird" di w.   
          | 
      
$ Galimited 7 For buying tand contracts. Fast 
courteous .ction, For immediate 
results call Ds Johnson or Mr. 
Joll person 
A. JOLINSON, Realtor 
FE 4-2533 
| 1704 S Telegraph Rd. 
~ CASH 
Settlement Do you wait » fast deal on sour 
lang contract? Lowest discount in   
  
  \ Oakland age bee = in your 
contract or and 
| ask for Ted Hecaltugy 
STONE REALTY — | 
ne Jostyn 2-0240~ to § p.m. “patiy Sun, 1 to 5. 
WE RAVE 
p ce 
At our di 1) to purchase new or 
h seasoned land contracts for our 
clients. See me before * oe 
ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. 
.To Buy-To Sell-To Insure 
YOU BUY IT-WE‘LL INSURE IT 
MAHAN EALTY CO REALTORS   
  B.D. CHARLES” 
ee OS hal ~ EDW.M, STOUT 
“Open Eves ‘ti! 8:39 
‘an N Saginaw st__ Ph. FE 5-8165 
ISN'T IT 
LOGICAL? if you five tn the Waterford, 
Drayton. Clarkston or surrounding 
lake areas to list sour property 
with @ that concentrates on 
oelling. exclusively in cour area? 
Tha extensive advertising 
of vour area? Whose sales force 
lives in your area? That ws 
ie values of our area? And 
the financing possibilities of your 
area? YES. it is wgical Hot we   
Ww anted Real Estate $2. 
TRADES 
goimes for smaller. city 
fur suburban or tarms 
Homes for incomes large down 
ma\ment @re scarce trade vour 
equity Trades made to satisty al! 
Darlie< corvermed” Cali us No 
obligation 
DORRIS & SON 
REA! TORS CO-OP MEMBERS 
732, W Huron ° E €1557 
WILL “BUY OR LIST YOUR. LAKE 
property Purchacera waiting. | 
Rd | R. F. McKINNEY 
Pn. “pope Ee 3-331) or | 
COUN. 1-3 798- Larger 
prope rt 
Office 8800 merce 
i 
LISTINGS WANTED 
FD NORDMAN 
REAL ESTATE ROMEO MICHIGAN 
Laivea 2-3567 
| WE HAVE A CLIENT WITH $5 000 
to pey down on a good east 
side J-lamily or duplex 
A g00d buyer for cash om s 2 or 
3 bedroom home with basement | 
and garage inside tne city, west. 
side preferred 
A number of buyers for 
erty anywhere with $1 000 prop- 
down 
GILES REALTY CO 
92. W Huron FE $-6178 
Open # ull 8 
  
BUSINESS 
OPPORTUNITIES 
NEEDED aes = pee sales ior BARS, 
ROCER TORES GAS STA- 
TIONS. MACHINE SHOPS. If you: 
have any tvpe of bustoess for 
sale call ‘s at once 
Edw M. Stout. 
| 71 N. Saginaw St. 
Open Eves Realtor 
Ph PE $8165 _ “ti! 8:30   
RIDGEWAY = Needs your pfeperty. Wil) (ist, 
met or trade. 
#15 Baldwin FE 46203 | 
LISTINGS WANTED — 
Farms besmeewss and commer 
ciai propert 
ROY KNAUF. Realtor 
36’, W Huron FE 2-742) | 
| WANTED 6 ROOM HOUSE (2) 
‘jots or acreage) near town 
down payment no realtors. 
45735   
200 LOTS WANTED WE HaVE BUY“ rs WAITING 
Clark Rea) Estate, 1362 W Huron. 
FE 46402 
  
HAVE CLIENT WITH $3.500 TO 
pey down to mortgage for a mod- 
ern home in Pioneer Highlands 
or Sylvan Village. 
HAVE CLIENT WITH $2500 TO. pay down on a 3 bedroom home 
in the gh gg Plains area Can) 
make up to per month. | 
REALTOR - ~ INSURA =<" 
100 Oakland A rE 2544 
Open Eves Free Parkins 
|   
Rent Apts, Furnished | 33 POOL lel ll. 
1 LASGE MODERN HOUSEKEEP- | 
room for 1 man. $8 per week | 
5-6867 
    } LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN. | — private bath adults. 78 Nor- | 
| 
| 
<7 | LARGE ROOM_BASEMENT APT. 
furnisbed Nice and clean. Lady 
_or gentleman. FE 44825. 
2 ROOM GARAGE, WASH ROOM 
Child welsome. No drinking. 
miles out Perry, $10. FE TT. 
CLEAN GROUND | 
Private entrance. Share 
drinkers References.   
  
  
2 GARAGE HOUSE APTS. ALSO 5 
new apts. furn or unfurn. S088 
Commonwealth near Blue Sky. 
3 ROOMS. P€IVATE ENTRANCE 
and bath N. rede! Couple 
omly. 104 8. Paddoc   
        are the ones best 
fob sel your property call 
“ua: today for action. We have the 
buyers for the Waterford. Dray- 
ton. Clarkston and currounding   
2 ROOM LAKEFRONT" APT. UTIL- 
_ities furn. OR _ 43-1375. 
2 ROOMS CHRISTIAN COUPLE. 
_Private entrance. 116 E Howard 
2 © 00MS8, PRIVATE BATH AND 
entrance Suitable for couple or 
2 omen, with no car. 1 block   
    
  REAL:ORS I 
Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3.1769 
Open 8 to #9 Sun. 1 to & 
WID_ FARMS OF ALU KINDS P_W.Dinnan, 66 W Huron St 
GREEN LAKE OFFICE 
(ON GREEN LAKE) 
“HEDQTRS FOR ALL LAKES” 
Cottages tomes Lows bares Estates 
Sine - - LIST it 
NORMAN t Ra 
1070 wSlodod tase, 4 veal El +4412 
__WOodw Rine ere 
L LISTINGS “WANT ED 
We need on all types of 
Teal reas “queen buyers wait- 
ing Prom: per ona! and 
bare tnvectors wh will pay cash ve investors c 
for your equity on wetl located 
homes, 
PAUL D. HAMMOND 
Eves. FE satis 
FARMS & ACREAGE   
  
  
for cane iting within 
miles of Detroit. Please 
e or write vox. 
John Kinzler, Realtor 
s70,W. Huron St   
4 to € room 
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor +102 EB. Huron | rw anaes Eve PE 2197 
  "Beth < ee Sa 
  ;2 ROOMS CLEAN, 
2 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE. from town FE 5-7645 
2 ROOMS AND BATH 
burn Heights Cauple 
FE 46532. Day worker pre   [ 
| 
NEAR AV. | 
prelerred. zune ROOM NICELY FURNISHED 
apt. West side. FE 5-0774. 
  CLOSE IN. 
_Gentlemen preferred. FE _5-1690.   
_baby welcome FE 5-5668. 
2 ROOMS BLOCK. FROM FISH er’s Everythin» furn 
[sty referred $20. ‘No chtaren.   
    2 ROOMS CONVENIENT TO down town. FE 5-3647. 
2 ROOM FURN APT ADULTS | 
only .00 Pine Grove | 
2 ROCMS CLEAN 2? NICE MEN 
Bu. line 319 Orchard Lake 
2 NICE N is AND | 
bath Quie: ‘working couple De 
ferred. No Urinking. 6 Rae. 
burn, FF 2-1389. 
3 ROOMS AND BATH ALL Pers 
ties furnished. Clean. One bloc 
— General Hospital, 95 Pasi 
e 
3} ROOMS FURNISHED. ON BUS Vine. Chit? welcome. 686 Ojista 
of Oakland. 
J ROOMS UTILITIES. REFRIG. Adults. Gas heat. FE 2-2661. 
3 RMS. UTILPTIES PURNISHED. EM 3-2952. 
Y ROOMS UP CLEAN, PRIVATE MY 3   
  ] 
  
  
3 IVATE ENTRA 3 Aduits only Cal after 6:00 FE) #4635.   
SAVE TIMET Solve ev-| 
-eryday problems the Want | 
Ad way! Phohe FE 
2:8181 for an ae     ', 
| 3 AND 2 ROOM APTS. OR WILL 
rent as S room apt. Adults. FE | 
3 ROOM FUR utilities Newly decorated. On bus- 
line 2615 Union Lake Rd WN 
_Morey's Golf Course, EM_ 3301 {APT HEAT AND] 5 ROOM UPPER OF MODERN DU- 
ee on west sideAll large rooms 
Or spacious living. Ges steam 
heat furnished. Adults pre- 
ferred. ape per month Availabie 
Dec. 1. Waldo. Phone FE 
2-2065.   
LRIVATE ENTRANCE, FOR 
couple working days. 360 oe 
ton Beot. Lake, OR 3-726 _ 
om oe ALL PRIVATE, 1 FE. 
513 
3 ROOM APT PRIVATE EN- | trance. Middie aged couple only. | | 
| i j | Must furnisn references No drink- 
ers Call FE 232-4021 or FE 2-2974 | 
_evenings. _ __ 
ROOMS FIRST FLOOR. W 
side. garage FE 41418 _ 
73 BRABS RD STONEY LK | 
Oxford Modern 3 large rooms 
connecting bath, sultabie for 2 | 
couples, Utilities furnished. Rent | 
$20 per week OA 86-3748 i 
2 BEDROOM FURN APT $90 PER 
month EM_ 3-4207 
BACHELOR APARTMENT PRI- 
Vate bath and entrance Wery 
mice Adult FE ?-437¢ 1 
| BASEMENT AP) FOR CARETAK- 
er and one other « per: 
week. FE 72-7720 313 8 Pad-| 
dock I 
CLEAN MODERN PRIVATE EN 
franc’ Vocr * adult E 51304 
CI FAN 3 ROOMS AND re 
Near General | 
Iteferences | bath and entrance 
Hos spite! pe oubie only 
FE 2-822 oe 
CLEAN 2 ROOMS FOR COUPLE | FE £4443 
CLEAN, COMFORTABI. Y FUR-| 
nisned, modetn lakefront apart- 
ments 3 and 4 moe Available 
_Until June FE 5-316! 
FLIZAB ETH LAKE. | Attractive strictly modern furn 
apt. Accommodate two. Netural 
fireplace. washer 618 weekly. 
  FOR BUDDIES. 
turn FE 5-0303 ‘GIRLS ONLY 
trance Teleprene and washing 
_Privileges. After 5. FE 5-4064 3 ; 2 ROOM # APT. 
LARGE FRONT ROOM KITCH-- 
enette and bath 37 Stowell 
LARGE CLEAN. FRONT 1 ROOM 
kitchenette 1 or men Soft 
Water private Faace 36 ~Flor- 
ence - ss _ _ 
LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOM APT 
Just remodeied Heat and hot 
water furn $880 mo, Lower Stratts 
luke EM 3: 3474 
REMODELED ¢ ROOM FLAT 2 
bedroom, furnished or unfurnished | 
Adults or 1 child. Heat furnished 
Near Drayton Plains OR 3-2805 
UPPER 3 ROOMS & BATH ALL 
utilities $75 8768 Arlington Rd. 
Pontiac ake_ 
UPPER 4 ROOMS AND BATH 
_ Private entrance Electric stove 
and refrigerator Heat furnished 
North side transportation 
Couple only $85 month EF 2-0708 | 
|WATERFORD CLEAN 4 ROOM 
apt Private entrance partly 
furnished Share bath with land- | 
lady References Cali between 
Sand It a m oniv OR 3-8847 
Rent ‘Apts. Unturnished 34 
5 ROOM UPPER OF MODERN DU- 
plex on west side Ali large rooms 
for spacious living Ges steam 
heat furnished Aduits pre- 
ferred $95 per month Avatlable 
Dec 1 $3 Walto Phone PFE 
_ 2-2065 
ROOM £... HENETTE APT 
Private entrance. 1 child under 5. 
per_mo OR_ 3-864] 
? ROOMS & BATH. HEAT LIGHTS 
_GMT bus 547 Auburn 
D 
an id be 200 N _ Perry 
a ROOMS AND BATH FOR RENT ATE. 
_entrance and bath 
  _Garage FE. 2-1007 after 4 00 
i2 Y OR 3 ROOM APT ON S SAG 
Inaw with heat lights & as 
| furn References required E 
| &1set 7 __ '3 ROCMS NEAR YMCA FE 
_* 1360 _ 
3 ROOMS A’ AND ) BATH HEAT FUR- 
nished ay tw 444 E Pike or 
one F ~ — 
4 ROCMS AND BATH UPPER 
tat only 23 8 Edith FE) 
4 ROOMS HEAT AND HOT WA- 
ter included near Genera! Hos- 
pital Inquire csretaker: i] a 
¢c io 
8. NO CHILDREN REP. 
_FE 5-190 
xy ROOM UPPER Sa NEAR | 
_high school Adults $40 FE 2-5061 ROOM: 
_erences 
| @ ROOMS AND BATH ‘MODERN, | Newly decorated Oi) heat 
_per mo MApie 5-0821 
| @ ROOMS iar cee Os. 
A-l dition. Utilities 
will tera Reterences 
exchanged FE_5-6902 
4 2OOMS AND BATH F PRIVATE 
Sm Utilttice furnished, OR   
amt 5 Rooms _LOWER F FLAT $3250. 
[s_ aecae UPPER easTER 
Behoo] distric’ Tile bath 
heat Porct: and ican "ope 
fhes extra No children 
_5-4410 or FE 54-4008 
$ LARGE MODERN ROOMS. 
Heat and hot water furnished 
_62 Waldo St 
§ ROOM UPPER. NEWLY DECO- 
raten close to downtown. work 
tng couple preforre. J. R Mite = 
Realtor 101] W Buren rE       \HEATED OPFFice— eae 
{| ment. Downtown 44') § Sag- 
inaw. FE ¢7301 days; FE 2-7169 
_ev es 
LARGE LIVING QUAPTERS FOR 
rent. $70. per month. Car] A. 
ae Wixom. MA 1444 
APTS. DAKLAND. 2 = g Mentha apt Utilities and 
stove furnished. Couple only. 
| ent Houses Furnished 38 
BRANT) NEW SMALL, CONTEM- 
porary lakefroat home. Thermo- 
Pane windows 
eter ol] heat 
cn Double 
ft Prigeeits.   
  
  
natural 
Northland. 1715. Shankin Drive, 
Wolverine Lake one MA 42007 
or SUperior 8-5111 
HOUSES AND APTS FURN. OR 
ppb Tats welcome, Russel! 
@ Rentai Agency FE 41444. 
ea Clark St. Call before 6 
3 ROOM FURN HOUSE, WRITE 
_Pontiac Press, Box 66. 
¢ RO bes dees $75 Aa MO. 
240. . FE 21278. 
5 ROONE ay BA   
  
5 _ & BATH TO RESPO! 
couple No children. FE 
> ROOMS FULL BASEMENT, OTL heat, 2 car attacr | garage. Beau- 
fees Gos furnished. Grand River-8 
te 
adults mts 
$125 ¢ month. References 
qui Ask ‘or Mr. Smith, 
45203. 
2 BEDROOMS. DEN. 2? CAR betind 
pes oot ‘and "hospital Adults Rene it Us ae school a Dc 4 Fabs 
Press’ Box “o, 
COMMERCE LAKE 
oo home. available to June 15, 
$75 month. EM 3-5921. 
FIVE ROOMS, pel gg YEAR: 
round $2f Good swim- 
momec Lake   
    
  
  per 
mine beach. 
_3-6138 or OR 
DOUBLE CABINS BY 
Kam FE +808) 
3 78. 
MANDON 
Pontiac,   WEEK. 
or OR 
  
LAKE 8 MILES FROM very nice 4 bedroom     home. Strict'y modern, 7 months | 
leace. $85 per mo. EM_ 3-5240. | 
| MODERN COTTAGE ON LAKE | ( 8 | 
Leke. Cal} 
6-8163. On premises Sat. and Sun. 
NEAR PONTIAC. 5 ROOMS FURN, 
UNTIL June. 1955 All modern, 
gas heat, EM 3-4322. 
ROOM   
  
  
replaces, gara 
full faa a $150 per m 
80441 
  
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ROL LO LOLOL LLL LLL PLL 
3 ROOMS AND BATH FOR RENT. 4730 Oak Grove Rd. OR 3.2505. 
2 
1M, 
  WACANT. 1018 W. ‘uron St $65. ver month.     
  MODERN § ROOM 
| 
ij 
> BEDROOM 
PRIVATE EN-| 
automatic perim-| 
GE Dishwasher. | 
ih OR 2 MEN CLOSE TO PoN- 4, ROOMS.” GAS RANGE AND OIL 
circulator, Ferrdale LI 2-8445 
ROOMS PARTLY MODERN 
‘ee Walled Lake MA 
+1 :   4 
  
5 ROOMS AND BATH. $50 MONTH Children welcome 2412 Emmons 
OL, 2-400 a _ - 
| DUPLEX 4 ROOMS AND PRI- 
vate bath Heat and electricity 
furnished ' child ¢ miles east of 
Lk Orion or 7 m les north of 
Rochester Inqu'r Keith Muddle- 
ton, 2610 Stoney Creek Ro Lake 
_Ornon 4 = 
MODEPN Ov HEAT FULL 
basement $64 Between Keego- 
Walled Lake Adults EM 35-3271 
MODERN. 2 BEDROOM HOME 
Union and Commerce Rd nea 
: 5-796? 46 Cresent 
Watertord OR #17 
WORTH “OF crane 
ston om M-ll Call MAple 
5-4788 from 6 be to 9 30 pm 
MODERN 1 BEDROOM HOME 
_miles out 810 Adults s_ MA 5 53-1086 
HOME, 865 PER 
welcome FE Gara = 
FOUR MILES 
month. children 
5-9768 
$ ROOMS. | erm oc Walton 
LARGE house Call FE 54840000 
BIRMINGHAM, se 2 BED- 
room house, automatic ot] heat, 
_ garage, 805 MI-4-1882. 
OFF BALDWIN 
Close to Fisher and Pontiac 
plants. 2 bedroom bungalow, mod- 
ern with basement. $80.00. Reif- 
erences required. 
(26% West_ Huron _ | HUMBLE HOME. ROOM FOR L smal families ‘on Vie. 
YEAR AROUND 5 ROOMS. BATH, 
etl furnace. basement. EM 3-4670 9 | BEDROOMS. 
Bhd 
    
    
FE   
  
located, near school 
Living room. dining reom 
en 3 bedrooms and bath 
nace electric hot water 
r month OL 2-8446 or call 
jainut St between 2 30 and Centrally 
$75 
ae 
"ATTRACTIVE wae 
D L N 
NEAR WII Een 
CE TOn & SONS A 
4900 W HURO 
~ For "Rest nt Rooms 37; 
, ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR LADY 
  
  EXPANSION ae ER |   /FOR SALE. 1 ROOM | HOUSE 
"AND ) BATH 
13 
—M eg 2.9493 
| 4025 Pontiac Leke Rd. 
FLAT. ROCHESTER VILLAGE | 
OR 3-7414 
347 W Huron ee 
' BUSIAEaS GIRL TO SHARE A 
with twin beds kitchen. 
crclages & minute walk from 
downtown Call FE 23701 
ON WEST SIDE 
a NO Ningers BC. 2 OR 3 ROOMS BETWEEN 8T 
and Square Lake Rd sad a 
$6 Business women or men pre- | 
5397 _terred FE-2- 
CLEAN. WARM SLEEPING RM. 
private entrance. 367 N. Paddock.   
  | COMFORTABLE. UF PRIVATE. FE 2-7: close in $6 50 503 
|CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM, MAN | 
| on days Huron bus |   'CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM NEAR | bus, Kitchen privileges FE 5-3524 
'CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM - WEST 
side, 101 Henry Cl 4-0122 
near bus. ch EAN 7 COMPORTABIE oom | 
Johnson   , COMFORTABLE ROOM Ae MAN 
_$5 50 per week FE 
lo LARGE WARM ROOM CLOSE TO restaurant. | or 2 ladies preferred 
_ 748 8. Parke 
LARGE CLO&E 
_ FE 4-583 _ 
LOOKING FOR A WARM ROOM? 
_Excellent bed io | Moreland 
GIRL, PRIVATE ENTRAN   
  
  
  IN ROOM 66 
a ae 
_ Cooking privileges Call FE 4-2847 
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 
Comfortable. Near facto One 
| rson FE 48117 
urnished 
ZARGE SLEEPING ROOM 1 OR : 2 
gentiemay FE ¢3664 
CLEAN 
2704. 
  | ROOM FOR YOU ‘pear bus 35 Whittemore 
| tine Motor 
| SLEEPING 3 ROOM ON BUS LINE. | 
627 __ FE 46232. j 
  
  North _Perry. i 
| SLEEPING ROOM FOR 2? OR ces 
men 141 8. Parse. 
| SLEEPING ROOM NEAR PON. 
tiac Motor 18 Glenwood FE 
._4 40457 
ROCM AND BOARD AND GA- 
Tage west side FE ¢0377 
ROOM IN PRIVATE’ HOME FOR 
| executiv or office worker Pri- 
_*va bath FE +3007 CLEAN COMFORTABLE SLEEP. 
ing rooms. Double or single FE 
| WARM ROOM FOR  GENTLE- | man Rteht down town 41 Pine 
| street or FE 23-8820. 
Witt RENT ROOMS CHEAPER 
men with seniority Thev are 
tiene and warm es toast. Call 
at 428 Lowell St. 1 block from 
Pontiac Employment. ,office and 
t. block off Glenwood | 
Y SLEEPING ROOMS BETWEEN 
St Josesh and Square Lake Rd 
Cooking rrivileges. $6 Business 
weme of men preferred, FE 
_245207 
SLEEPING ROOM FOR MEN. 
Close to — lime and restaurant. 
_FE_ 26374 
ROOM. BOARD AND CAONDRY in bachelor home. 
ace. 
ROOM FOR CLEAN 
working man. $7 per week 
5-6728.   
  
    
  YouRNG 
  
i Rooms With Board 38   
PE 4-376 
ROOM aa BOARD. een ae 
preferred. PE 5-63 
ROOM AND SaniGE on BUS 
station, do ery Man. Day 
worker FE 46142 
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME, HOT 
water. 70 Tho 
ROOM GOOD "BOARD 2 BUD- 
dies, FE 54-0308 a 
ROOM AND anos ne WEEK. PE 5-0300. 
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LA- 
dies, nee care. FE 54-6371. 
R BOARD. 28 CHAR- 
: *E. Howara = 
SINGLE BEDS. WALKING DISs- 
- tance from town. Near bus line. 
105 Raeburn. FE 5-2059. _ 
oom AND. BOARD FOR BUD- 
in ristian home, Clean 
niet pieig meals. Close to town. 
FE 2-416 .   
  
  
  
  
  tories All ut ities | ss00 DOWN I" Cozy 2 bedroom home on one fleor owith f° bath Venetian 
\. Med Shas la eral enuar a wat S| binds = and cupae all oa 
. large lot for ouly wi porch west TAY | easy terms ——— 
Three bedroom home for $8950. 2 R l] vf 
good lets with lake privileges 
utility room all new floor cover- usse Oung 
ing included | REALTOR 
adil ACR ESN 412 W Huror St FE be 
: 5 m Eves (ul) 8 Sun till With a 7 room home in <— —— rs = 
condition oak floors pDiaster 
walls, dry basement with oll fur- $7,300 
Shee sousen en Mt Geer, Fetal “cass LAKE ROAD =i Sedrecm are ae home Bewly decorated Ven 
\ MC ANT | blinds enclosed porch garagr, 
Brand new two bedroom home fenced vard Terms for $8500 nice kitchen, oil fur- spor : 
pace 1 mile from court house. | PONTIAC TRAIL 
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME Four room home for $4800. tota!| Aluminum storms & screens of? 
peice Enclosed front porch. large | furnace garage new well Lot 
. good location Call MY 2-2871. 70 x 233) Terms 
or stop at 46 East Flint St Lake’ 
Orton. 
5 ACRES J. R. HILTZ Siz room unfirfished home 2 EALTOR 
years old Clarkston area. Total | F price $3000 with terms FE 5-618) clad Huron &t 
. ai Beautiful 7 room home. excellent 
136 East Pike 8t condition 3 baths gas heat. 
LAWRENCE W Fenced yard Nicely landscaped 
2 car-garage Paved street Ex- 
tra corner lot Call ua now 
Only $2.000 down 
Good € room home on @ paved =. | | SLEEPING | 
<Q GENTLEMAN | | 
SLEEPING ROOMS NEAR PON. | FE 47922 
' 33 W. Huron St.   
  SP . - 2 _ en ew) eres eee ae i) re ——s we _ i ats lia Tek ale aie 3 ™ ° ee i =. © ee eee oe THe ~ 
a ‘ _ _ : 
THIRTY-FIGHT : . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 : 
For Sale Houses 43. 
Storms and screens. 
tow © or colored. Cherry'awn a 6 rooms Lc | 
cor Sale Houses __ 43. "Utility. __ Wire For Sale Houses | ey electric stove Large Tot. 
UNFIN- $6200. Terms 
§ roo Meo Mdown MA $4361, Cash for contracts, 9 BEDROOM HOME. NEAR ae FE 2-21 or FE FE ! 5-3578 
tiae Motor. Vacant. Basement. = 
neat garage. vaved street. 
OR 31465000 
SE FUR-: 
nished $500 down 3743 Samuel | 
Auburn Heights FE 41660 | 
BY OWNER HOUSE AND 10 
acres on Pontiac. Trail Inquire . 
Bert Langaon 4845 Pontiac Trail 
HOUSE FOR SALE at #46 > 5.G 
inaw FE 541 
} ROOMS FURNISHED ) BATH AND 
arage $1609 my equity for $500 
For particulars phone FE | 47189 
?7?BEDROOM - HOUSE. UNFIN- 
ished, verv reason-ble. Large | 
corner ‘ot FE 5-1315 
‘FOR SALE IN- ROCHESTER 2 2 » BED- 
room brick home Northhill sec- 
tion OL 2 2TBU 
SUNGALOW “NEAR FISHER 
Body Only 5500 iown. P. W. Din- 
Nap and Son. 66 W. Huron 8t 
~ HAVE. YOU smail come tand contract or 
that vou would like to use | 
as down #yment on a brand ed 
2 bedroom home’ Has full 
ment copper plumbing. 52 
electric hot water beater: Foca 
oil burning furnace. sliding Closet 
doors Double compartment sink 
and spray, tile bath. setlect oak 
floors. Situated on large lot in § 
at =o Belling 
TE RBERT C. DAVIS OR 3-7614 
"INSPIRATION See the breathtaking view of the 
changing season from every Win- 
dow in this charming home. 
You'll never feel ,ow—located on 
a hill (1 acre, overlooking Upper 
Straits Lake. bedroom ranch 
stvie Has large living room with 
dining L Carpeted. Ledgerock 
fireplace Custom built in fea- 
tures are‘nun-rous and outstand- 
ing The kitchen is @ dream 
Compiete With disposal and di>i- 
wash r Chee-fu' breakfast room 
Uulit room Completely insulat- 
‘ed E.onomicaliy heated Attached 
$ ear garag exclusive subdisi- 
sion Only *23,500 
SUBURDA™ LIVING AT ITS BEST 
A beautifu. Elizabeth Lakefront 
home for a large family. 3 bed- 
rooms 1", baths 2 fireplaces 
Comfortab'e economi. he adiant 
heating throughout base- 
ment earn level Facreation. 
room 10x2r 2 r meres: 
Circie drive” School Jus to Wat 
fore and Parochia)’ schools 
§'2 MI FROM WNTOWN H LAKE 
-welt constructed 
ream kitchen Butlt 
> electric “stove and oven «unit 
Charming’ breakfast room p lue 
dining réom 
Scre perch. A full basement 
Aitomiatic oi] beat Breezeway 2 
car garage Located on 4 lots 
syfround.d ty beautiful ever- 
greens, ete. Overlooking and with 
iy tie bes - On = sabeth Lake 
THELMA M_ 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd 
$1284 FE 43844 st 
  
5-2 
A 
$1500 
  
  
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PE S&S __ Open 7 
UNFINISHED 2? E BEDROOM HOME, 
full basement OR 3-7766   
  
A HOME OF YOUR 
OWN 
Near Lincoln Jr. High 
An excellent 5 roo . 
al] on one floor Neat as a pin. 
Fireplace, full dining room. full 
basement. double _ Inthme- 
diate possession $0.50. terms 
=<minole Hills 
; three bedroom ‘rame hom 
et = everything canes. Es 
living room with fire 
full dining room, wall-to-wal! pete 
downstairs hal’ and. stair. 
way Breakfast nook and a fine 
modern kitchen- auto dishwasher. 
etc. Get the details on this fine 
Leet home By appointment 
Vacant—West Side 
On N. Johnson Ave 6 room 
frame home fu") basemnt, ae 
heat. Best price ang term 
Sylvan Village 
Nearly. an acre of land with this | 
bedroo down 
14x19 Living rror. 
breakfast nook. screened rear | 
rch. Storms an! screens full. 
sement, oi] heat. Garage. Leake | up. fireplace, | 
privileges. $14.500 terms. 
For Colored 
$10.500, terms Good 3 bedroom 
frame home, ull basement, gas 
ee storms and screens, 60 ft. 
WE BUY AND SELL 
LAND CONTRACTS 
NICHOLIE. AND HARGER CO. Open 0:30 till 8.30 Ph. FE $8183   
— AND BOARD Lae a! gtatid 
in southern home. FE 
| Convalescent Homes 38A PP     
(poannued HOME por AGED 
ladies. Reasonable. OR 3-7655 
CONVALESCENT CARE FOR EL- 
deriy people. ™% hr nursing serv- 
a" takine bed patients. FE 
  
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL ROOSEVELT 
ree SL WEEKLY RATES $12 and up 
ROOMS WITH TV PE 56-6126 
HURON HOTE. CLEAN 
mod roo.s br da: or wk, 
6 W. Huron &t. Ph rE 
HOTEL oe 
Pepe ag - ‘nee reer 
#0   
  
  
  bedrooms. 2 baths. | 
EL WOOD 
Open 7 to # . Y ow 
Se Oe “e. all kinds fruit. No realtor. 
Leach Rd 
Sale ranch home ‘new 
3 bedrooms Breeze- 
wey garage Beautiful 121 
 S\ivan Village setting 
$16,600 terms 
IMMEDIATE POssESsION* 
INCOME excellent north 
side location 5 and bath 
ands 3 and bath $8 450 
2000 down 
Humphries REALTOR 2474 
83 N Telegraph O: en Oe cage 
Co-operative | Real Estate Exchange 
308 CLAYBURN 
$350.00 Down 
$7,000 Full Price:     
ee &K ban] 
Attractive twe bedroom bunge- 
lows. situated in rapidly rion 
Crescent Lake Estates offered 08 
‘FHA. Terms. 
~ , hd 
FEATURING 
Aluminum Sliding Windows” —— 
Gas Automatic Hot Water 
Heater 
Oil Heat 
Asphalt Tile Floor 
Lake Privileges 
118 Feot Wooded Lots 
Model open Daily 2- 6 pm 
To reach property drive 
our Elizabeth Lake Road to 
Clasburn thei left to mod 
e| home 
VM 
KENNEDY REALTOR 
Open oe tl & pm 
3007 FE 43588. 
ok ee R HIGHLANDS 
DICK 
Our fin brick ranch home ta 
feaav far your inspection. this 
lovely 3 bedrdom home features 
ceramic tile bath flagstone vesti- 
bule sliding doors spacious hving 
room and dining L full basement 
with rec. area gas heat lake 
privileges on Syivan Lake can be 
bought on easy FHA terms 
2', ACRES 
bedroom home with features 
| galore living réom 14 2 18 din- 
ing room kitchen with cupboard 
space for everything. .full bath, 
full Se@sement brooder hou-e, 
vegetable garden rock . garcen, - 
and the full price ts only $7400. 
| with terms or poss.ble trade 
ROOM BUNGALOW 
street. Oi] hea’ | bed-oom down 
All modern Only 96500 full price 
e are willing to try for @ 
$1.000 down 
~~ what you've been waiting fer 
acres well located § miles 
Son just «ff M-58 Good § room 
home im geod condition Nicely 
landscaped Owner will consider 
late model car or housetrailer 
for equity 
RIDGEWAY     
  | 078 Baldwin 4-629 
| Co-operative Real Estate aichoces 
For The 
| Executive . 
Professional “Man 
Situate* on ¢ sightly sl ope among other fine bomes only § 
miles from city this custom 
bu it lake front home will ap- 
peal to particular je! De- 
signed for comfortable living 
Its convenient plan includes 4 
bedrooms and 2 baths. You'll 
admire the lake view from its 
spacious, carpeted living room. 
-appreciate the advantage, its 
knotty cedar multi | echaries 
room offers the family for play 
or seclusion. Two natural fire-       piaces. incinerator, softener. 
attached 2 car garage, much 
built-in storage inal owner 
just faca ed 8ee and com- 
Pare its value at $28,500. 
CARI. W. BIRD. Realtor 
| 503 Community Nationa! Bank Bid 
fr 4-4211 Eves FE 5-102 
~ 4 BR. LAKEFRONT   
full 
ith eut stone fi place groom 
ite Pocegon canny buy Full 
PAU a KERN, Realtor 
31 ne sient Bit   
    + Seminole Hills TRIPP 
a," reat vr at 12.180. 
Leslie ees one * 
  BROWN $705 DOWN—New 3 bedroom 
op with exterior al) comeited: 
} bath well. » 
aeaal ieee aseae a ir 
at only ; 96.260. : 
  
L. H, BROWN, Realtor. 
sed ee Real pate 
a M 4 
até bath, Newly : 
= eee ar = retin a 
WHY BE A TENANT 
Many excellent: _home- 
buys at easy ferms in the   
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                  For Sele Houses 43 For Sale Hou o~ sen NY 
ce" fe aoe ea oP Pon. | avait = es 43) FUNNY BUSINESS | 
ties Ga, ge eevee Os | “Le _NEWLY PAINTED HOUSE by Hershberger! F 
| eae 4:30. low ‘down payment. Owner, EM - For Sale Houses = 43) For Sale H | 
DANDY BUNGALOW | - ~ YEAR AROUND ann =~ ouses 43 For Sale Lake ‘ae 
Say ae Ra. I arbor ate DOWN baths as bOWN 7 ROOMS. | < ROUND HOME, 2 BED | 3 BEDROOM 2 oe Prop, 44 ye 
Meas and clean gas furnace garage, lake tront- MODERN HOME #45 MANY ™ 
sc = W.urEn GRP 2 owne:, PR 5-5465 month, includes ta.es ADVANTAGES, IDEAL 1 
RAN Sorel tals teh “sessment, ‘nev | Grsoae” pat $350 DOWN birasey, sual down peyment wees, 
NCH HOME aitooner heating system. jo ol Oren. NEW 23 BEDROOM 4T. Ph. Ortonville 132, Reve M-15 | frontage. 
: poe gow wlll overhead Heizhts. Phone FE 40000. HOMES WITH aRTER rse cludes “oh eke 
Located on 3 store and » iiopER eRN YEAN-AROUND TAKE- MENT. FULL BASE. R STER AREA at Boel aed 
eee Near New W. PD wll hy and other outstanding features. me  S Geaeaa i LAKE- OR i LoTs. fa ~~ New frame siarter fish @ lot ve @ little. 
#40 month Walled Lake Really’ | rm. kitchen 2 lovely. bedi ichool.| © BRICK. RANCH HOME ary im Bath = 5 ae SCHOOL, AND STORES “LARK | ‘Auburn sod Liv yee, ae) ea 
MArket 41875, . Dial} bath. AN on —— bs arc £ ae drooms all oot HILLS | arta ving room momen CLOSE TO NT 32837. Livernois. $6,260 with For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 
: garage. Pull tight bemt AC on | oa Leap Sean ie: Srorme IA Country bome ew 
GG heat, auto t. AC oil atin teria! down Oetene 1,900 Beautiful homesite its. Living Poem. Z Yiese tm ~ 
HAS i tion. fenced sa, poor non oval brick ab, Benuti th design ot —— Ua olavcsialh sri caean aan be corte | woes roan : 5 dip. | BOAT LIVERY ON SAGINAW BAY 
A stream that : today. * |} modern kitchen, gdeinod 7 ROOM MODERN HOM teet stores 100 by 156| ste . N basement. sutomati showing 30 per annual 
of farm land forms airbaascees FOR THAT GROWING FAMILY | Capea Hing fcially “nice la lasd- _vie Suchv Realty. fy ae roeds “tow as tess wi a} ae “Pith $0800 down trees one investment, Hurry o@ this 
ce is right : 
home. There us Very att . | KEW 3 BED aurice Watson, R 
. rectt RM RANCH FUL} DI r n, Realtor 
oom, 124, separate a works “ie vg home located on | BUNGALOW, & GARAGE ieotern Cisse te hoe ee ‘DRAYTON PLAINS | 2.6. Fourth Rochester OL 60971 LAKE FRONT. Moret , ON STATE 
3 end b space A : D payment . Excell 83. 
(planet inl autna| negroes | con noe ce for, —— egg Seo Saale a ga clear _H“warmon, “Broker ari toe she, a's good road. Easy ae en kas 
ee ton tee eee) ee heat & hot water heater,| Sek Secre. pleste a $1,250 DO ] Tear goed ackahboohens Lew o. J 
lanted trees, “living ‘room ‘car | today tered web water bester| hall and © Blastored walls eotry | Very clean’ 4 room DWN cn Yer good neighborhood. Low os , 
m an eacoltoas sceol H mile erete drive, —_ con- Here in LAK 
92000 | dete », Mowers and a rea} * par Se < E P 
BIRMINGHAM Gl —— en aes oes Thase | Fane Soe cece a A denutiu SU VIEEGES tay 1Or 
DIATE POSSESS! | SUBURBAN B per m sed raed Pri of Lake Oakland ae Ea. 
Co ON UNGALOW month. Com . 6 
comforie Buin ate maser, at. “LabSGriSe She RE Rem RRA GRO | Rie may Be le oo a es 
and ‘transportation. Newly eel calient ieention. in an eae, oom bungalow e two bed- or terms : . Cash TOD A 
crated. 3 bedreoms, 1! ewly dec- walls. tion. All plastered 200x12 just wes situated on lot 1TOUX & Hi , viene Pine Ac Se 
an ving rv select oak floo e ust west of city ft ; 1c A N TUT ] = res ¢sor 
auiac esmunocties. large fhutchen- ia partitioned ‘ors, Fut bamt | DRAYTON etatns mits 4395 Dixie Hey Deapiea = DEVELOPMENT | SILVER LAKE a an : bed- . 
: erms.; water heate auto gas hot $6,950— $2 ; er a Le | caer its MEE | DIS : | buildin: Ni ene other 
r, just . 000 DOWN : For b STR gs Nestled amon 
GEO. E. plus heater just 1.025 $0 down 2 — meen home, one bed- Rent B t er community Pr fipes g type mee | ae the se > Pontiac just” 180 miles tower- 
wn, two bed- ; ed i y 190 bs es. | m the County, A ; Sab’ ° utiful Au- 
rooms up. iovely heap miles parcels. Just 4 6h of ¥. rambling le River Hunting 
KLE h ‘ heat and nice quiet L saa stoker $300 down new 2 bed 3_ north gy ett th oot cence. type home alore. Cas> rod and 
O n rwin ‘ation, home complete room starter M-24 Low y lim- nat is right up to the min- - foo ‘Scat Phe, rms. a 
WE poeple ges o-ppedaredy pearl Bs on : gies meee alae $600 with ute Custom buite with yn Phon, FE 40165 
Birm om MI $122 REALTOR SELL-WE TRADE . Feaay ‘tn. 30 apie tank. Will be Rmeeeimon W/2 . erty “7 AC im on the prop-| oulatanding features. This “Sale Suburban Prop. 45A 
R BUNG a 101% F bay DO Popmenl ox Williams Lak, Com 160 ty RA teste ten? S E a nat walls, A 
se gorge lovely landscaped on FE 24031 EV — . REALTO RRIS & SON aoe ey seh oe “Well, I had to do en the Clintonville = living pool eesen in the A. G. ELLIOTT & 8ON 
Slater ss "ect west Detoie, wil 10g «| REALTORS = CO-OP MEMBERS F | | noises!” something to compete wi poy mace ence en en | aay Bseregy vo dea Northwestern a tMiadiebe! 
_trsae mange OS W._Hure FE ¢1557 * . Wood Co . ees iret pobre Pins the Fear. 94300 — Hing) Basement wih oule. JOrdon 46121 — MAytair 103503 
10 ROOM [MODERN INCOME HOME, WiTH = . eat and a one and a half Fo 
sane HOME 3 bedrooms. 7% room ite Williams Lake Area se ee EOS ; 4 “4 ACRES WOODED = = garage. Built _____ For Sale Lots 4 
8 eg tie bee ee ground floot for owner. Base- RANCH TYPE HOME OR 31 s Lake Rd. & WO) 43 = = yore Excellent pega pee Ledgers | rel CAS8 LAKE 
versina for means eee con. eee ore re. ont 4 deep lot sara ate cela nas se Fire + come thes, os o8 ieee eee | _.For Sale H Houses 43 ow . Comp ris a rota jpestelaon Ghown, by a ft. lots with sewer and 
ree is enced vard walkin: fence, By f all under} sca: on beautifully en RN 2 BEDROOM COLO " j r and 1 acre . ’ 
fiir eco nie Gy | tore recom pe oid Powe vag; | WANT AN INCOME | 2 tie yrowias. [2 BEDROOM mown, 3 Love, tne | © earten, td Mown. at) IMMEDIATE ges Sie can neem Bretrer 
stationer. ¢ ean a) wacsucet | = = lange tedreums | aie features 2 WITH mace tae Sn eee: Gael far:| of! fesmace. be cedar cupboards, 2 : P 100. “Majestic B 
tank, ub». auto hot wat dance of s with an abun- 4 spacious home ome apartment in base- e, basement. Must ACRES OSSESSION ig.. WO 39700, 
pk, frutt cupboards, w er : : | of closet space. com Here it is! for the family? ment. Excelient buy. © your inspection sell,| chose to schools and bu: M 
tiac Press Box 74 write Pon- ilgls Mite bath. full high pe generous Hebe older home with down. . Only $3,000 FE 54-2168 after com Call Sore eon Close in bus service me ene a ae 
MODERN 1% STORY ff O as with recreation spac ~ | consist, rooms, first floor WEST 5. a , $60 down. Loc ay you buy it. 
HOME shower And tastefully ce and) sts of entrance w IDE, NEARLY FI z ated about six 
rooms down ‘ull bas 5 timcunt stefully decorated | Staircase lar ace with open cinder blocks, 2 NISHED, _C. west of to miles 
heat, aluminum po oa gas ughout Breezeway and 2 car) (Ut Stone rpebebe living room with $500, ocks, 2 Iqts OR 3-4437_ || D land. A ply an acre of 
co isias tnlee oncuer te cn bared | tates prc ans | een Choe iene Gan tee eck. Glen Walt eb $019 Cass Elizabeth Rd oo DOWN — =) ACRES 4« ROOM * 4288 ops, He ee arctne ask a porn 
streets, ‘9 Woodward TAs ed} Pontiac Press, Bo rested, Reply $4,000 a last a .ifetime Only eas large sunny k room, bath , PE 42252 $500 d acant 236) y., Drayton Biains | that) reould ube : porch . 
3 ‘oroer csv cadward Estates. x 60 ean wih (oety (ares! room. 3 => Soe puunty To, “BUY TO. YELL REALTOR 0 down 1 acre. 3 room house, $1 Open Sundays _ dural ketreom: & pend sised CITY OF PONTIAC 
§ BEDRM RANCH TYPE HOME Onl T has “4bedrooms with piety Earp RIDGE 12 Tee GIRO 70 apres pseeeestare trom Be ee ee and Located or ‘V. Brooklyn, 2 1 
# BEDRM. RANCH nly $600 Down a space. This home td : to Ortonv modern. Close 5 space, full bath and | with sewer water & gas slo 
polly | ecres with 82 ft. of Busi- 4 & room bungalow tn Kee lent eel oy street ‘excel u soo ese —0! seem oles med 5 Tet eee ee ein of 0 x ir ft Terms. Three acres 
Re. bec y a on Elisabeth Lake meres ne setguberheed. ; sag poiitera Thood) in village of VETERANS wr replace 3 car gerege breese- be sold euick Lee ford poe a cle en iirontage. 
Will lease with business. Se a us show you this lo Better ¥ $2,500 down-« _—s or terms 21 Cit oe 
Sit eee win eden te seg ged ttae hi | eagle Re ten MO, enone Nsom act,som meters rane} y LONOMLLOY reer loz! aloe Sah 
8 ROO 10U want better than paying rent lng much pa Moteagee Low taxes, best of cost | $1,350 down - Our Calc ete, ‘a e with ROOM FOR each lot ts 0 x es sites, 
ee M FARM HOUSE| ANT CLOSETS? This nice — Ric bere . — ? ~ HAN ey atte, room| space for 2 more cosreome up THE CHIL . Sought fer ona. caly sion cap be 
giose’ ta te on 1 acre  —— bet neers. e caurage. | ‘Sutomatis ate A. KERN, Realtor ses tay -_* NAN nnd ican stom, Beet basement wih pao fulenee’ wine | 70, HY on eeeS LAKEFRONT 
7 EMILY mans Gene wes, ee Sobek “Real Estate Bince The yo e ran coiy mocern 2 bedroom clas : pew. she00. » aT wonderful, bay = m= A coe, garden boy *, ae ai” $1,880 ak ot terma, ah 
} é —— ome. Nice living room term: ont y b back 
eore, Gas Furnace,” ses 358 FOOT FRONTAGE with 1.66 Otter Hi Sect canetrie ehaee hen base, a vo TANT VILLAGE a OARS peabor 6:00 pm call. ir, Bloom “UY Tushes, fru trees amir wr bestones 
. s furnace. Full base-| {ful is the setting ] stove includ *s dryer and m Warwick has 2 . . _ table ‘garden, Th « toe aened 
ment. Parti. furnished se-| tiful eutstone for this beau-| One a ed 2 lots. Near Wis-| Detck 3 bed large face Phone OR 3-1268 CENTRAL 8T of this . The interior 262 ft. on Ms Cl with 
cect ban Gin cary oneee daee || ena a Same wea 6 rooms One of the most outstanding West r School. Close to bus base room homes. full 19 room brick ; home is in very ne 
5 rs plete Com- ment, tile nod apart tneome with shape pitel Rd.. 
Shows over 3 per a S| =e So sercae leundry | fort TeUMitIS Uatee nslinue wens Dorothy Saya ort 4 paveline. ea ‘Breplace inety pine ADAMS ee et cal Coe “3 ee room an “are or sing ey ories= Love gag pV ip 
sites with exce me : Lavender eezewa heat plete with . ment di Toom epart- wo bedroom down. 
SYLVAN LAKE ena ibe excellent restrictions REALTO reeseway and 2 car INDIAN V aah own for owner. Nice base- @ large utilit 
GEW AY YLVAN LAKE Spacious, luru-, from cated only & short distance M10 W Huron Bt . Large corner tet. Doves strect, ' N VILLAGE ment wita gas furnace. and See des oth Gee CLARK REAL 
brick home with Bae family size project e city limits. There is no 24411) sewer installed FE 22105 reet,| Owner leaving state, first sh mati hot water. Also a 2 ~~ down. ’ with $1,000 4362 W_ Furog =" 
aldwin garage asement. 2 car | ct building allowed a _otual, ta 45090. Open Sunda FE tng on this a hedsoeen ow- arag+. Evenings af car Seales Wenn we 
Onaperaive Rea! Estate Eahenae ina paca | cena tnd, ‘each “home amis | \VWOODWARD teke"eatre b"momertraisie te om Mr Oumiee, re «200s? BENPUTTINGITOFF at wo 
EARLM | sub-diviso. committee: I ase) =f : cond Terms This 8 roo Wh : st Bide: 2 choice bul! sas 
S ART BUYS tome ret pt Mile a a pier tate can wrecee bea ESTATES ; one = DOWN right in he a en 2 tt a ming "dows, Emoy the ail py 220, Paved | street. . : 
M , rae bry ox jlvan and Cass L rooms paved street, room home west of tow * Basement with holidays in a bh : high we paved state 
ter L a ake. breez = reage-| 2 acres oll n nace. La. pew fur- ome your ay. 6 miles from 
seidos TRACTIVE HOME 94.100 CASH busy a neat. cl | and up © ols priced trom $1.650 | INDIAN VILLAGE $10,900 with stile “gas ree pol emgage cer carage, ote full fe - small barn in rear Zon serio’ ta inoue a cpses toscana .° toned ‘commercial = 
you can find « hom rooms bath. on lot . clean 4) : down Corner i _ recreation : om with “REO com mercial. in that you will w FE 53-5001 or 
ovely ° as- this so ® e as) _ . 100x430 | W ares Attracti r lot. paved-| ‘ bar, storms and it va thie tor ont ry and backyard ant The 1111 Jost 1 or PE 5-2564 
Close to well located | Jy j+ 5 OO O,| hardwood mcure 3 Ceara. home. | owner. Cast. to 4 screens, by TOWNSHIP dow '¥ $7500 with $1500 catiacen {a fenced for the Co. yn Cor. 3rd. Realtor 
ce’ a) Garman bedeemecaca) | . CHARLES, Realtor | R -| ample closets plastered wells, | fake. or term: Pe cent mort | Loceted Se ce oe: bic Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
large natural rooms” ane >t Calor EBALTOR |: kitchen, ofl forced modern, PADDOCK — aoe. area to the Williams Late| A OLIN: SON. en and ving room. kitch- FOR COLORED FAMILIES 
large living room place. Extra FE 4-0521 Corner Miliems Lak space f teed air -furnece. i 3b NEAR PERRY NICE! roo Large tot, 652326. 2 bec-| J ‘ SON, “Realt ful D two bedrooms. A 2 dandv lots @ 8. Bi 
ith 4 ae 8 OR #12 e Rd & Ms lor recreation i edroom home. full m home od ot} furnac > OF asement with ges im provements , Bivd. W. all 
eres. nice kitch.e with, bots Telegraph." Open E Olfice Op: basement. Here is oll heat A" y insulated | ity room, * ee FE 4-2533 eat Now is the ti T i. 87 
cupboard space. Very good rative Rea} Estate Evenings ates sca ORS en a real 9 Tele, | re -’ condition. Call was ciesns . floors, plastered eee 3 or $10,780 total price. to erms, For information call Mrs. 
Sree CA teem tay Saatection, 500 nese $1.50 NEAR YELLOW T xe0. L. Scales, Realtor own. Balance ws.|  !704 S. Telegrz : ~ poeitig aod) ape <a ie 
A fenced yard. Don't mise seeing| 4 Foo $500 DOWN Lar iSO DOWN 6 | Coles 4 notes § reon (So N Saginaw PE 2-401 ADAMS REALT T wrap Rd. Fdw. M. Stout, Real le ee 
a | gato pat reach Corner. lot. Bar- mace daeeme basement, fur- payodme - = Wilson Fea- = 1 32 Kee ke = co. 1 N Ree . , Realtor LOCATED 
¢ room 1 story E uow. 3| JIM WRIGHT, Realt wr, $1500 down Perry oi.) Kitchen, 2 bedrooma. "separate ‘NTT™ 32000 FE. Sip00 €mp eton Open Evenings “th Ue this) lot is” 608390. Pull 
ms beth La: ryTy altor ‘ontive lar; m basemen = e ye te 
This rge rooms Oaklanc bunga! ge 2 bedroo nic it, gas heat, WO y ire Shin renee rms. Call J, A. 
This “home le "on a " blacktop | Co-operative Asci Restate Exchange piste bath "#1 00, 81 800 do room | pice lot. Priced right with $2,675 i oP ARD WEST SUBURBAN eee ae eae ie Realtor, Fi és OY 
stores. Priced right with low $2 | Papier Ss nice neat t rece tu | MODE a ATES Large living. room brick ranch type.| ‘*rpeting, fire =e hy : wall | “and E soxiz). NEAR 
CRAWE ILLER | Snceicher Es] Gs nn, ROUSE O BRICK 2 medreom tems, travona fear, | HK. ‘hichen™°S gorata"ee:| a eee wees | bate 
W mlecppchd —< = num storm | 4 rooms reeaeal 2 sheet cd ABSOLUTELY - . full basement, paved | coms tile bath with sho -| and @4s fired. Tile bath : ro! 
: garage Quick | beth Sedroenns & needs pothing to bi - pe street, close | built in vanit wer and tile kitehen. Breezew 
session Ter up, natural brick - : to be done us, colore’ oF nity, breesew ati ay, 2 car 
AGENCY ware "ETERANS PONTIAC REALTY CO | #4 ‘Tear “platiered, walle. frost 2 story, 12418 i Svea room asst after $ic.000. Pe ior hanes prteeaus ot age ee Speaten fer peeme 
OPEN EVES. 3 OUR NEW . 737 Bald s es ample closet full i ving room, handle to Would consider : come or mut 
63% W. Huroo RESOLUTI YEAR'S eels FE pace, basement. gas f | dining room, mod ae | free @ smal) home tiple dwellings Has 440 
ss +150 15 ON NOW Ja car garage On urmace 1) kitchen tly era eos sul = - | and cles on @ trade. Quick street fron’. a ft. of 
VACANT, 3 sepROo new veteran bh : Pr e ly 82.950 down | new screened { SIDE possession age Rapidly expand- 
: HOM: during ome owners T : = : riced at 81,450 | poreh on back. Pa Tt ing arse aie 
— a ont as Ceseber. Tats is the story NORTH SIDE | meet, feny eauipred inelus- SE | Sle rege ieee gus pb cdbcas temas om | dewntow —— to 
(nop BRANDNEW. loans through dis athee Ail @sale 2 BEDROOM ea oe ‘stings look tn. | tai meno me rage? Oh, t bad Possession may be or aes car JOSEPH | F. RE tisZ 
READY a . you and you hay catie elo - COMME | ment. Balesm DaY- | S344 W 
occupied, exc Tha ieunee property to sell befo e on. Just off Bald MMERCE | ow ca ce papery tee | PE 2.0259 
ee = down home involved are existin a dandy § call us. let re you buy,, 82.500 down. hela 2 bed = jy ovembe 1} 1 to Novembe 
Payment. 6. All shed ful? $| te bi room home. handy pro us look over your rent Ca payments like room full beth. large liv-| By imtorpssed the od Spee 
sca with added f y land- 2 us and stores, easy walk | property One of our buyers ma i] now ing kitehes ene ge liv.) hosatien see m then Call | OTT 2 
Sree Besabh rise Ine) Raed Un'pee aomer homie | rine out cing rom Chrpeted | Sfrances Grades mas ery Gece” aman ianieiaieell IRW Eee cna 0m ft of 
occupancy @ veteran for; ment. automatic heat Pe cate down to responsible KO Lv IN & ROSA frontage on Ottawa Dr. 
~ MI Several homes are still availab i oo Priced right and air eres CLARK REAL ESTATE | = o—— clean 3-bed- 2339 cet: Realtor | nga estate 2 Fano Wy 
It you ect mew. ye peyaabie| ter FE Simo or PE S180 aeallt rom “Open Evenings | cicnee, tat Mem. plecueras Open Eves, Open bun ee jecca eo aso OP Total? price “i 
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LISTINGS =e saw howe reed “BUD Nichol -operative Real £<.ate =) cpgouw Sai auismnae tes m ‘ TWOF AMILY 10) FE 2-066 FE 22161) Fy Af Stout. Real 
Ww : one water h room. . awl. 
We, deeg listings, particularly REAL ESTATE & | Faclosed sunporch, at 2 foo me (aa baw ap treet | a em a on eee ee oe oacae 
buyers for. “ad suburb a ens lear garage r ural fireplace I | | venings ‘til At b) 
erty. Size your cau A vat %.5 = eee 3 lots Be first, not poles S( ; the —— and pone vue xe. | = ; 
’ ry. ciosed aay | aaron — 
deck ere fey com a LOSE: REALTY CO |? nes email pen lot exe, J . | WATKINS LAKE - Definitely Tear a eas “beat Attached | | o LITTLE FARMS 
° ries FE small barn and ch y ch home, built in w rage, on @ me v7  ecre tracts 
® 2.0253 truss and chicken house | The best "83 est side. Pric street | New R | soil, C Good fertile 
NE p.m Deily: on Ties SS esee eerniee. -Subetan | oe Se eee k terms ed $14, 756, | anch l . Convenient to bus 
aterial. can be arran and heels. om 8, stores 
é Near St. Michael's Fi ivtragess window "in the i akeiront WHITE LAKE cates tp Oxford aren paved Oy ale “com ® 
TONE - Well built 6 room ides Jbap nt tay emer nar ‘Here ts 6 room, 1% story, le | foed ot beat seenabe fh BROWN 
gio Joatyn REALTY CO. ar rl e wood Geers, full basement. ‘Priced | othe? Gisposal. full. ‘tile buyer So Se | oe denen hrepiace, Brig | ter a ee acon | 13262 W Rurco_ ', Realtor 
® t 8 pm Dally; Sun 1 e3 3 oo cade om, | bees the price of 12.600. $1300 down ‘on the inkefroo ft psaen fee bar its baths *| “ome. er. Le NORTH eR, 
= _ 18 THE “BIRD” To CUCK is D bedrooms, efront. 3 ment ae) ol] fore ] ‘t €850 wae 
SEE LER ana sunporch, kitchen, utd-| Atteched 1 car ga ed air heat. | | dell Brok : . 
= | BEAUTIFUL LAKE Ze bs Saginae REAT. ee pes eee near fi da ity room bau with a and = i block to the = . sagen — aa "Michigan M Bo eae as 
| 2 pues. FE Ts10, FE saui2 | (1 NEED | ment for owner. Bounds ter. with Fireplace Located on’ nice | ince amazed when you GE LOT WITH PRIVILEOES 
I ee oe You now) rific? It ia! Prt o ter- shaded jot and feat @ aice nspec. this perfect 3 bed- _ On Dollar Lake. Wit = 
a pertect taney beach MI | SOULONT, BE TRUER 17 | from ‘apartment ce tcaly | Seat Pull price, ensao wis oie rime home ‘Walkto-walt car + op trade °°” PUM “ateriais 
; ; evergreens ver 200 THIS SPA : nts and } four : with bul chen 
Established 1616 ; eties and Ny Pott weetéen prbhe Foe 2 BATH + caer | ment. Lana hegeeih tc apart DR den tied eth ose Seat | wi poos atl Loam arg ER 
REDUCED’ gee thie $tedrm tome | etsronm.tanch home wit cary [a ean ele FACE BRICK RANCH) 9" frontage on 0 heat, and N: FE $-5001 or FE 5-2564 | iawn (2 arene Velvet Pe ¢si0i or PE 2069 
near 8t. Fred's. Good family extra extras is just ar ade es a Soares home. no waste. space oe HAVE YOUR CHOICE Hac's rape oy vares oy mine: ; lovee sonra Coe ee Realto coment drive’ NO THING THREE FENCE 
Ree ee ee hee: tN base: order for the complete enjoyment sibsns, large’ ving feoons Gr. URDER CONSTR Homes| "ste ‘oder sevens WOOD rative Reai Estate Exchange OVERLOOKED! EASY SIDE. CITY SEWER AND 
: . fu se- am { tracti . ms, at- ‘ : UCTION | WATER : 
oe a ea | et TPiearat cay | Siu come, i siete INE wien OMe Reae | Hale BOWS loess West Side Bric | framers “Oxy “ates Caeut 
bus _Now a, sires; and playgrounds! ¥ apes room| “*ct esters, oii furesces| wae ale 80x150 LOTS FUL = ee Os ee Lae Yes. sir folks, at last cs rick AL SACRIFICE BARGAIN.” : 
with aa bee ‘éown .000| joy the big f hess AOS | Seg ene, Umea aot eee PRICE $14.380 L SALES ral ee Watkins Lake. found you a nice ae eeee Excellett 6 ' 
| picture wt place and the ng. Built by a responsib plume LOT AN INCLUDES clo ule - entrance to ee ranch ty with | 3 bedroom 2 bedroo room home with Edw. M.S ri 
WEBSTER SCHOOL A ' hom jows that make this) Dulier «aul le local FU ALL COSTS us living foom, nd Af Il basement me and tiled bat! in _M. Stout, Realtor 
REA ea year p on a big lot FURNISRED ate separ- and attac 2 down, ced a \17 N , 
rious -bedrm. home. Spe. home ‘overs round paradise tor White Lake, with lake aa HOME sore nxn + BIT pagal oom ceisler cated am 0 wel innaseaped large OFFERS of. living qian bese | “open evenings “Wi FE. b-4i6s , 
qraremges I prey aes | " an $'25 per mo. to all users, Malet payment CHARD T NEAR OR- ment, garage too. 100° Jand- * for onl utiful Drayton Woods ace family - sized dining i Open ) 
0 board | . manshi | and work- — LAK "I RD. PHO! scaped lot y $10,°00. Tt is seid W . room, kitchen with |} | : 
space 2 ft. living phd ful EARLY p guaranteed. : +619! NE a home is offered om that est seas built-ins. off joads of 
Seccaens Sis sicker uel n | ye LY AMFRICAN Drive out M-59 to Dw THE . : at such im this atea axed Street . heat. 1% car F 
i ga- z Pall ck Lake ; ! * ch 8 re. 3 arage an! 0 
Taee, Pynced, tear 7erd, pated | surrochded Sin  beaurifal” lane Libre uit rant I bot to | NORTHWOOD = | RY > BEI, Reston rasmie se ae, Tae hae ore ptrsrcom bungtion swim | forms eutited 6 [eave eee es 
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aoe Rent wes fee ik os) eee es home of distinc Island Drive, Mode! home oa} ORG |__ Phone PE )1103 of PE 80 SCY custeds tone nee Con | 4 ACRES 
WHITE | Hon. Built | in 1000. Preserved OPEN —_ tANIZATION | | cooperative Real Batate Enchange | i surms ea ceeens. sobe: | Limite past Auburn 
Sec ie ee rooney : rosie airy tne Early Amert- aN HOUSE oe — cee? tian bitnds Gene te echosi am Geox drainer Well ad eet 
ais : : SP, ee = . " = : H noo! | 
Beime, 18, me, "rm fuil| bathed og ote) | oe a eee See | posseesion. Nye 8d Ss on psen. eta MELO 60 
reereway to at- SpA ae eating syste a ve eathing space and down : ' q id 
pap ae car eaTnge Large lot, | aes. ‘rae including 4 ed. . see thie iene ‘ ron ungalow GATEW ° Realt 5143 Case-B-trabeth LL: D 
SS eg Ty cascaped ot |’ comfortable. larve garage with | ae encom tit teem 10 2x18 to Elizabeth Lake E cus FE 4-0828 , PE $100 FF 43me 0 me 
with 500 “aces eccinend. Teka Ee modern apt a - of! heat. lot sib aan” walls. Here {* a chance to t « 1 wake Estates 7 Open @ to 7 
LAKE ANOELUS AREA, Ati.) “7” Te SET | STONE REALTY CO. | wy sonny azovr a. novm HAPPINESS dias oof wontons Thats jitiractive ranch type Dome | Sooper tine Real state Rxchang | 
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finished | L gmoders home, we | WARD FE. PARTRIDGE a0 ree Day: eur, 22253 Here is, vexactiy what Git ie! this 2 bedroom home. This. home (ee en ght ested SFisETWATE NT Eitete Eecheeet) 49 ACRES 
ement. furnace. Shrub 4 wr. : S| ob ing for. a nice CLARK ; was s foundation end pine room. knotty - E POSSESSION, BY, ose-in estate site Her 
and trees. Only $8,500 s;REALTOR ungalow 4 year modern _ARKSTON iit im 1953. Partly mod m fo up, Fun bese) OFT. 2 bedroom. », BY roperty that many te is = 
$2,500 down. wow = FE 2-8316 roma. tig beat gee) heck tea YOU'LL LOV ; and fequires little finishing . to poorer ple arse ae oe i serced art utility home, avea) casa Wek S aiiee 
W. Huron St. Open gatriss Gib eee Met cles | ke ite. E THIS HOME mate @ tet eomieewnia Tha | nished recreation room, 3) ernece =e | ica aoenues © find. 3 miles 
FLOYD KEN => JOSEPH Mo payments $§7| shrubbery Apres Mpa ri rice te only 6300. So ack fact. coc omeet gerege > sea | “Wuleme Lake RIOR SOTin | site Mabe, bese ceeale hae. 
ENT, Realtor F. REISZ fe tetane © toes Coa ca. t_can’t_last. en tame wee oe t4_ OR_3-0712 site Also &rm scenic wids 
4 W. Lawrence ~ FE $6105 FE pomt* W Huron st 2 bedroom. Jaieeoe god bath. ‘O eges. $16,800, .. could be foaeasuea home thet 
vestibul w iviston 
Gt AE “The M d Co-operative Real Estate ave Exchange tive Fe osm clint teases | D A Y 1 Lake Angelus Area K IN / | ER division “possibilities, $40,000, 
eCAdQadow- Landlords Hat peepee and screens. full ate: $ room —- brick , E 
ate ‘em! ent, of] heat. @ se- frame home end i 9 ACRE 
Z b np 7 PONTIAC GABLE HOMES! —. come! paren ber rec- 3 ee vin % acre eae Hill ~ 9 ACRES 
1% ACRES roo Home ey're making tenants scarce. t lot. 2 garage ‘a back | », dining eva Tom 23x13, In City of Pontiac. Ideal 
For the wants to collect rent ce. Who | location offer aved street eae ees ee, He cutsigny, Mppoeebaoer dl lop dential lots of tutu = = 
growing family this SELL . you can buy receipts when | A NICE eS —. Tht th bar. 3 bedrooms me con peney od site North dt re business 
spacious Brick  idea.'s"uarae — OR LEASE | ar foom home # lovely new 2 bed. FRIENDLY Ni a ONG! coupl ot diving {0% an older full beneenen Wome Noors. | sce Te techn decorated like opportunity. for, builders with _: 
joor, stairwa buy in an ft 4900 ROSS DR M with only $600 y $7,280 oe joy the large lot, ti th recrea- ‘o include rich project. can ton hed 
to partly floored attic. Oak y home. 7 room income IVE gage down plus mort- out of town with bi on room with firepl ting tn 3 -car- ight for details. 
plastered walls Oe Rid Racsneat ans Week ots | Sede etse, Mes lected ines a { A BES J frontage Thi- hom ra leandry iveset reese vanay. lance o Recep ateinin ? 
=™, Prbedrooms. 12xi8 ee ment gas heat plus | Furnished by BtewartOienn Co.) ping. "Forced ait heat Pai hop: | og A REST RUY ne scree tle“ beiiroom, fi ae “ened oe Goon eee pa LOYD KENT, Realtor 
room a @ kitch house that é only $33 pl yments paved / street, | roo bell pienty of | fi mg. 2 car About $4,000 do awrence 
12x12, There is | Miciggecees for $64. month rents More than mode! plus low taxes Se tance to - Walking dis- m large utility + reproof sEntace. patio. $20 wp. FE 56-6108 
and breese nook} = ern_Jr. . Near East- 2.500 people viewed at corner Baldwi . gowntown. spick & heat, This ho room Onl | 500. term : | oN 2 ee 
| conten Full Basement, pager Ttation ‘only, $10,800. with pogo Sie! Sour cee! Dar 12T0 8 AILY an SUN. wan | beataom semi-bungaslow | th show ft wet aea were eress | | Lake Front Special om to Consumers Power 
mace. Call for appointment terms. Will lease 7 Pade “GET RICH QUI Sat, ey spacioes Ember and wien ea 800. dow Pull gree Shee) House, 5 Cottage Se ree ene trem 
a : <aiTS for 1 rear Call FE To reach property drive out W BE N ished a plastic a 3 fin- down il for pond | Excellent inc ges icon Pepto nice terraced 
GARDENER’S : Huron retest sto! Crescent wet 12845 BENT. RICH iH —— - ful beget i ! with lke | frontage Peay ob de sana beach Pro pod chortle 150 ACRES 
PARADISE NEW 3 BEDROOM to model igns twa) beocka )"____TUlsa_ 34000 | foot ’ recreation om stool | 33 Gam wae oe ken @ shingle, bungalow Located : 
swe ee 6), ~1. . ——— |  gere¢ , 2 foot . hom with recre caiow near Ortonville. Beautt- 
One full acre rich soil, eve’ Ranch type home located | Close In Suburb Skiguberes kad seeae: tered (ai 5 oeereoms bom —su| Price 613.200. terms. Ue peered bw a po eee 
inch tiliatle Good three beet west of the city in a good WM. A. i3 B ae $9. 750— 000 — <ateres - | . Leb og bring, room, din- Don't miss seein ‘ac os 7 Reversing! eere is your chance 
room home, two car garage neignborhood reasures 6 i* edroom Bungalow IT) WON'T LAstie BE FIRST Lov kitchen - you will een “on on, Hadiew ‘Rd mile road frontage SS 
Sa oS Seuh Sod dow his | fetes Martane hoor KENNEDY | tu recresive room ane ean Carer yeaeeed in poren| eM a | glee hal Bo St wiar ne 
v ne Tecreatic NALL = oi) : 
large pie wo fe = k n room alone w! NALUF— : rage. An : ; 
brick Pees oree pe Open Evenings ail | detec. ot cork wet tome amas i /. 2 Phar OCATION Own: value outstane Pioneer Highlands Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
er. Oniy $9 150 With terms. 3097 W. Huron 18 pm asphalt tile floc manship. spacious | / Centrally lecat lark PLUS M Immaculate 6 room TN. Saginaw d 
5 Huron FE. 4-369. ment bar Neors, Beileta| eetresh Sen Ro ees ee eke ontoace costs | SHver Lake Front wangaiows 3) vearecea frmpaagr ted es FE 5-6165 
oe ert oe ina, FURNISHED : many other handy. features, The rot eres sel pioenet 2 fam. 3 BEDROOMS ¢ remodeled h fom init wo eat bed: — 
i Open Eves 99.500 is the full A : j za tWratr Tibor ts delightful toa © ne! “awn & 5 rooms and tile bath pg éondition ome tn) ment, Deio up Full base- F 
Se this Aopen ap atoy sad I } | ] carpeted Tving dining Blog Sassen sora os up, full SELECT OAK FLOORS Coe tebe tres 1 este or ona | znotty —s eee eaiioe | eels’ Sale Farms 43 
cated about Cm, miles north I } breezewa* s of closet space, landscaped 1 screens, | it lot 100x135, room. 1% car ag AINA ROR L 
TRADE of the city with privile See ee ee oe $120 mer 2 car garage, LARGE LOTS ° all nicely Inndseaped L Gindas cnrpetina aad” In- « AcR ACRE. NO 
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on a Sake. Wacents Wes Se tee ee e a S10, 130, month. Offered | KNOTTY . ing room 25x31 with Liv- Sua’ Pacdcaes ce eeicas acre tillable iG. 1 
Have client with 6 room 3 bed- | = oy im for only $1.0 #i,076 eae eu duit miss ical! ee ee easiest TO FIND fae ows, HARD PINE KITCRENS WITH. pros Sealyham ke resin ta a ae ec pale Realty. “Ortenvilie. 
room modern ‘ al he toda ts. nm m Nf ase . 
. Be norm cide of teen whe located on} can't, beat & deal like — with stteches garage. 1 rarge pee BS pa cael PE $-1201 RUSTIC HARDWARE Se oe ee Sylvan Vill SEMI-MODERN 6 
Sse ae ecuity in Broperty. wmeag Tict close to Whitfield Behoo!. ‘ds. “BUD” N J YOU BUY TT-WE'UL INSURE IT PLASTIC TILE BATHS Utility room. $26280, terme Well ‘located a <= bern acre farm. Large “L” Mihaped 
Approsimatey OC . i LE : 458, ‘ story 3 arn, tile foundation, ‘ 
are GILES R A Nicholie f A : : Z room bungalow. Gas hea 2 car aflo, large 
ae a EALTY ¢ CO. |Seminole Hills REAL ESTATE UTOMATIC OIL HEAT Brick Ranch—Rochest Wiee shaded fot ‘nd_ close ionas sol *?: Goren Gmbeh 
ron St. 5-6178 / ster to lake and bea: timber 
p loesly Rs Three bedroom home s ATTRACTIVE BRIKCRETE New ultra m 2 leve needs and ch, Owner 
Troquots, on West : EXTERIORS . 3 bedroom —. i lar may trade for 
Sa hestne on our aces. \ / emALTY 6O. aieoue built by contractor for t) eer home. 63,100 down. 
NT = “A ar Member - FULL PRICE own home. U: “ 
INDIAN VILLAGE | WM. H. KNUDSEN | W HURON BE ey ER ESE me. payment appt, tse Seeger Stings | w mares ee Pm 4s 
COLONIAL. ae REALTOR ° : DOCTO ’S | Open Eves. ‘til 9, Sun. 1-4 Gaimg Gane end eres | ose ose wae ir ne ‘snewer, Ph wae 
a comfortable liv. Pe eeewit, oscar cs Ula © INVESTMENT nEXT DOOR, 10 Bh CALL FOR APPO ~ | ree “atom recreational | Co-operative Real Ei . 
West side 3 bedroom home, Wail . "Te fe the heart of te West Buren rice OF OUR ound tor base board ‘Beet ted- ve ical Estate Exchange 
to wall earpetin », We 14 boom GLAD TO sHO'Y YOt BE | wood trim throughout. Life : 
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On “Tanaveaped | ‘toe Son ters Esrooms wit ok ag atlas er Jost fast a “te rs ‘ . ae YOUR OP- W | Fae, barbecen 3 fot. Lake & Water a x THE $ PI US 
Oniy $15,000 on te J mca an’ gas furnace. Puli |‘ ™ent Sa ee fovest: |) UNITY i peting and 7 car- age 
basem . ‘ drapes. through . Classi: ads 
“VALUET, ‘Realt oy _— shower, 2 car ga- } a in the : pes towns . 
or ‘All in excellent condition. | WARD Bdsress Opportunit LM 
| 16.000, condition. E. PARTRIDG ities” BR i A Foti Ba 
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                    Sale Land 3 
Piece ean Contracts 52 
- ecw Swaps 55| Sale Household 
Ln eo WILL SWAP FOUR DINING told Goods 87 SLICE OF HAM 
Mr. ee 3 bedreo YEAR OLD| buffet ROOM SUITE, ¢ CHA 
te eee tro m city home for lake| Sod china cabinet AES, ~ 
nae Co is Wampeen ront home of equal ake) od Gatl reloaeas vane 7 oxl2 _ For Sal 
grav’: = 371 «6: oe FE 6-3626 value. Ph fo OL 32-2703. range, 4 yrs. pedro Miscellaneous 
“ oom furniture. MY. > DINING DRAFTING INSTR’ ~ |~—~ iscellaneous 60 
M AVS oe Spier EZ TERMS : third ees ee eae — s 60| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
oney to Loan a ee es cae | oe -Z TERMS Z faired cobt, Gig. Made att pone | 108 SHALLOW WELL PUMP, ; po 
(State §3| trade for house end clear to furniture 5 SS — ae $7. FE 40771. | 3 WHEEL 
Licensed e spri re specials. $30 : Judes NEW 1. TRAILER @oop 
Lenders) cant acreage or wity, car, ve cores mattresses, $19 98. — me aa Fh ences | compasses, oie im Bo ANIZED PIPE Pere 123 — = 
Edw. M bode $20.50. ae etn Genk a ANB © GAL. O Tomes | * im (2i leant IS oo ; 
: . ish tank, IL # 8A lem condition, Complet 
Need Money? |" "%="* Stout, Realier bed complet, 26 3, uh, piece tank, ond. condition, 00. FE hE Cua TTT s WHEELED TRAILER, WEASON- 
y ae Se we are ae cca \esreectn n IN SUNBEA Fe 62100 |? WEEE, = 
Ws ae, near an rou = = mattrete, i 't) arawer Anes for every room ip the Complete ae is of, Wil sell pars Hein cae ie 
ust cell if telephone pest PickuP. % FE gies. = ame ont, abies use 954 designs. poe oop 2 7 To 10. Sotmveed R CRIB MATTRESS, VERT 
Bee” —aouae TRAILER 70 y 12 $1.19. int » 50 valu M SIZE i s ible 
FES C10) | ace Some oe eae fe Saeed A 
ay , $49. ; all 95. Siig , Mac 
Por auto ing. a egg gee sell, BANK FU NITUR aia cent. 388 Orchant Lake Piu-| “‘gallor tank. HEATER 0 suite, raincoats. Bise 5 es 
payment of "debts og Trmaneins. TRADE YOUR LA . 42 ORCHARD 1 ECO LECTROLUX VACU e Ave.| OR 3-202" Good condition, $25 Plymouth seat co 12 and 14. 
7 Berti psrpcae’ matt fodog™arg| "=" aor Se kano coment ™ * Gas STATION cf Tenmisty wih atiachments | peated, Side” et) eye tie 
‘ Fes ole cc Bak ine) few minutes. firet visit aod a TR AILER toga ousetralers meonEne TERMS ey rao yao oats. | panied mie army NEWLY oe FURNACES 
: — ange ._‘Telegraph Open Ev d on r ROASTER TRO ONE 30 rol. FE 4-6060. . and Ol), Bryan French, FE 
WANTED o Poe 12 cu. ft. d 5 S: is . OR ae Einor Reasonable. E. NRITE as GAL NEW LOCEIN STS 
70 . It. Gee EL . LECTR ._EM_ 3-4805 auto: atic VAR | WOMAN’ 
— WEtat lands Reve ise 26 Zien: Home & Aut or trade i p freeze, $100) dies . a abun he ee HEAT. Ene “Flange, Moust_ oft burner. OMANE BOWLING TAY ance. 
| av + ler and cess. Call E O | cu. f e in on 18 or 20) -Aupom. $40 3111" Eastwood off Saunae ns 9h) ee: | Ra° near white Lak of bereer. | Col TE ode amen eae amie 
| 8168. oo Realtor. PE eo Company his oe freeze. Pe ees eee taeer Onn “Sunes bs beavesst oer ws ee Do It Yourself 61 
mmunity Nati , cott La erred Benretanel Sains iu ; vinced ! AILER I ~ “ : 
; Basses. pportunities 5 | eae: atioal Bask Bide Road. ke| teen iu Exceptional rraiue. Miche Sasy Ween oo S_eeeines : ine ean sith Opaybe. er hunt- AMAZING NEW {TROSEAL AWN: 
; - Wateh ION WATCH MAKERS Fo ELECTRIC _ _ Third, . $30. 1 E SOMBIN : breesew porches and 
: Watch repair business. Easy terms | 69 aOR PUBLIC Loan saiciaur ue ee eS vio, Ne brush Like new. $15., Maple FARM FRESH MEA _ reeves iow and sereene” al CEE WEEDO! 
PE 3-11 1 MOUTO! zz | Sfesees. 08) tee ed Smoked picnts... MEATS | # Evecr : N 
| BOWL LOANS S20TO $300 | fasaist Sh DUTON | LAME | _ $3 Ma “ors” ieee soa ER eee a 2 AE EOE us 
ING ALLEYS On Signat ; Excellent ee coat. Size 12 FOUR-POSTER DOUBLE SIZE Pork ieodee iaereeeeeieee: = | lear door comnlete canopy s@ | co ; ogre __FE ¢2507 
ure Only 6-471 after 5: on. Bargain, FE wainut com: DOUBLE SIZE ey Gebeoecese Ip | Ware. Cheap FE Fd hard- MBINATION DOORS. at 
(gear gf en HOUSEHOLD SEiDESMAID GOWN. SEE Te Tnattress gif 60. Vanity” and and Hot, doge ccccceccececes Be ‘ RACTICR PIANO. $18: 6 = ea = 
a ~—. Profit, Jucludes the FINANCE CO Bivorn: only. once. 40, Earlemoors condition one. ta lee wees nee eee ee ib.| $12: "lable tgp kas bare. CHURC ey 
: Se RP. OF | DRESSES: een aae | ginaaiteg lovely ayia ea of te «Bef Oleo 2 Ibs for seh.) Casa. $i, orecer o eS HURCH’S INC. 
fixtures. | equipment, ote, |3¥ 8 PONTIAC summer &. sr. OVER, FROM fists ‘Binet auto po erm eS MARKET” |= ag aif, erect et, wih po PE 20233 
SS | ae OT 5 ni Mag WERE RL e|=  REIRE mike, EF | ecoudra. voun pAseMe 
but strictly any- 7s for rs jewlelry, i i; alnut end (@) ’ : oO r TRUSCON er ENT 
pointment. by ap Por ee sare Re soctaw PE SHAMANS. croeh : 4. PEN SUND PARATEX (TE WALL & 
. . Up t R COATS 'E _§-8762 heirloom eted bedspread. FUEL O1L TAN NDAYS HEAT SER qarnntaree tous COATING 
Edw. M. S p fe and Alaskan ben L MUSKRAT| $3'00" edjustn Fs gums 7 iy wan y 18" eae TANK, 278 GALLON, WILL HEAT Ea ICE ge eg =< PERRO-PLASTIC wad 
 M. degmaw tout, Realtor CASH eel TE Cont FE 50010, $2.00, And othe: nt Piano | stool pee |... legs. gauge, vented fill cap. eee fee Sg AL & BUILDING SUPPLE CO. 
Open Evenings PE 45-8165. N PAILLE = : bine rning only. 3547 t- Sale H : FURNITURE L “A util automatic floor, Oo aN ee erie TANK 
é HW 8:30 for You T: girl, thirty waist SKIRT TALL | FURN ood- Ie ousehold Good ; tress and CARPETS, MA type room of basewent . IT 7101 
Red taff URNITURE FOR «ROOM s 57 E ant lows, lam is . oi] furnace. N duct-| cleaner. . SEPTIC TANK 
30.000 FAMILI oday rca ae yg blouse. 20 eta hous FoR 4 SEWI ~ Or Sale Mi : ques. oad ps, dishes, rices, It lights ow at reduced 20 $6.95, G. A, Thom 
BEAUTY SHOP | and Oakland Fle PONTIAC | _ no ray Rd, Hartland } 9200 on e inelud: niichen © Cc ING MACHINE = ~ scellaneous 60 Ting. OR ot a ee kind- o. 1, 2 ftself and burns 8. p > 
FOR : 1 Junctt t mile ces 17 in tel en appil- LEANER vaccu FO: Sai) can or ofl. So sim RENT OUR 
equi SALE, COM- to from Buckets Gel bor. | GIRL’S 3 ion M-59 and U.S. 23 ine machtre ievision and wash- 2-3700. REPAIRING A-1 GARAGE ore R BALE STORM install and se you| ers. TOOLS, 8A’ 
ause Of small — must sell vears the last 6 8 2-PC. BNOW SUIT size _able OL. opel room house srovi . b Ee $55.95 ins DOOR. FE ¢ WINDOWS. self Hundreds — your- eer. trailers power post hole 
0-1875 Call MUI- x. Red with a gIZE | FOR SA L 2-8936. avail- VES BOUGHT : _ Les tallied, FREE § 1290. area. Demon: use in this t Jackson's, 62 W 
WUsSinESs FRONTAGE 124 Oak- pUCKRERS 6 and cuffs. ark green collar SALF ANTIQUES. Pa changed Turn: bOLD & EX 3 if you install— Ww STANDING TO ciated tratio.s datly. Asso- 5 -_ , 
LIAB THE OLD Less + Worn on FE 5-003 TIQUES. PHONE ens. PE ers 602 M ) 1712 § Cass L : ‘ashbowls with : ILETS $17.05 8 wit) Trailer Exc * 5 dsm OUR 700 § 
land. Ave 123 ‘A 5. | Comp UP-TO-DATE RE-| of than % cos @ season. _FE 50010 ION . 2-080". t. Clem- | ANGL. s Lk Rd. FE 441 21x32 doub tittings $11.98 3. Telegraph ac hange, 60 RB is DO YOUR OWN ———— 
: FE by 242, Owner. Pei ah fare a LOAN | oon ee one season. | FOr SALE: HOLLYWOOD % BED. SOFA BED $14.50 Scag CHANNELS it. | F Gece ten anes aoe Huron Genter Open. ron ns | Deter. wee 
a i. é : ‘8 WELL meio HUDSON SEAL CO blue leather OOD % BED. $8.95. Ds veapc LARGE CRIB hurry Reiniorcing rod: BEAMS. White $94. seta with fittings _ Sun. P.O eves. and plete stock soil. sew i: 
; GoIne whole : AT SMALL springs, $30 msaancara bez 2 =e patithapeso hy $9.50 2 Q sts complete | 8, basement F ‘85. Colored POOL 1 drain tile. Siecaraies erock and 
er gy When fllness com: wim Reasonable. PE 20000. | PAM *. $30. PE CoM |e ee Sones, Lares steel, new ine v! structural actory Seconds - 1 ebm cus los be clan Supply _ 156 aim Builders’ 
Liviny ae posing, He apd age wt Wisaleeee | cee ee a AMTLY _DENINnG ROO! a sage ae ee ae Stee! 13th wted,, Typhoo mon Cana Gobete ae re bet OM oatts eras on Montcsim. FE 
$150 must sell, ployment time >| condi Has bi EXCELLENT table and M SET.| 4 like new $80. qi from Am Branch 8t. n S. Saginaw 8 SUPPLY : nace y through Wednesd 
weskty ust om seen | pen rm Ny By << wear. FE 0 bed practically se Fe ee ae ew pot gr cecltboe logge f — trom American Vorging aitcfoss | GASOLINE VE FE 5-210 P lywo = re ndcsecteey Teareaay. 
i eee Cee fel See a oat ate egies arate ot a isn, | © SHALLOW WELL ELECTRIC sperma Setom | “ult al Od ean sinel Ress Sabseets 
Gent? to be indepen- i . SKIRTS AND 4230 Middlebe' : F gente. | me mee teh aes Ic & op wry & deco rCable. Mili ker 
as eet rn om Se a amen, | ee a ee cc. eaeeaelin mite, | @ ONCHARD LAKE. AVE. MET fr ahop 0 ‘Airport “nd. ‘On | “Sua pg =e Binoy goer ols, ses ar 
: oll furnace. You ean obtain DY BLACK ALL RAY CONVERTA SOFA. LIKE ances Gas STATION = ; SHARPENED ALL W acuias | 1s Mae re 
: Sry wee ators &| Fac wt | SEE Sea rwoge age |, Bis $e bats mn | Foes eee | Artist's supplies, rE LiBE TEE? aoe ones ne | 22 75 wa) F'. J. POOLECO 
. to a peighborhood. Priced = i ore (2 | MAN'S BLUE SUrT, _, 8. a a ee REPRIO. supplies CG . obby =~ PORTA ets ne ne | Ph. OR 3-7686. BEPTic | to! Oakland Ave. = ° 
CH Terms. yaaa. tae cases month- finish, size 31 100% top. Goda =. © IN. fees TE gan ge 2 } assificati Rang Be BR 2 £1506 
_C. HAYDEN, R yments, ‘The charge is less | Fhone PE'tS to cock. Stet | SanDw condition, $90. FE _Rousehold articles. Fe ‘OT. 4A “HOBB | ce Cele QUICK 5 PER CENT 
E. Walton , Realtor ‘Phone new, neve HARDWICK S0VE GOOD 2 40173. IES & SU wine ta gaed onal : Atr cooled Discount 
Biva PE e041 BORROW case snsae de ee SEE See See, GO c= 8 PE SMALL RADIOS: #6 PLIES.” P-| cost 965. MI conenticn. | sgrrice. 4 cagine end chain saw and Sherman 
peas, Beautiful standard and my: roe Bem st Oe eee Or ee SapGERA TGR oh tr SALE GUARANTEED RE yea Sse OAs MANOLE. 2 7.0Xi5 FIRES ROMEX BY. ‘apr tas | Ave Paint, oe 
stock at 1UBLE tion (REFRIGERATOR, 0%) | Wrineer washers... $239.95 Ch ILER aH eee bie | Be + COE, _ FE _§-6150, 
ag og ye vm size 00, $27. Dn toon Tox | nooven wee vote, MT 61300 ———- w | one oe oes TLE + gfe of ee ae 1336. | STEAM A orrompece. 0 Per: Camer 
: = uC TUXEDO AND OVERCOAT. ME COVER VACUUM, LIKE NEW: gvecwum “Ceanere 00. Jer Se watts at | porta e nmotor suitable for ice| can” BOILES CLEANER, RE. | ovis as, Equipment 61A 
: — . 5 : s sees 7 . a ue : c: ie. ~w 
— SUPER FINANCE ner ee nce ab makes 686 Myril. brushes | ali FaPPAN DELUXE GAB. 98 UP | pe tum bing i, sa, Heating expo Pr sone. ot leet Gn: gon 0. 1 Sines er MOVIE PROPECTOR SEE ME 
ERVICE Above tach, Size 18-16, OB $4460. HOTPOINT RANGE, 30° WiDE eel ean cheng, OS aUDIUM ile Open Sunda . STOP more, light. 100, per cent 
For lease, W Corner FE oot. with . so | Alan . Cheap. OR | Bot HEARING AlDs aA Gar ! LOOK! FILM SERVICE PADDOCK 
4 Well | EER Ft socal with deep WIDE | TAB = noisy; get free ARE age For sale FE . 1068 W. 
‘Seren Sal now sen regular LE AND vinced. trial Oo 500 good 5-8753. . Huron. 
oStlignees.. Cal L. ie Ce hare ie Household Goods 57 a hy. Gee iD «CHAIRS AND BUP- a. hiss, Pi ais he ce: | omelets oer OFS | St we on po 5 AN rooms 
accum wey AUTOMA a covers! Gist ere tdeal tor OSED TV's 9-0 AND Sais ‘on used building me IE pte M sumber 3 ooee | ve aie, Ta ay odes open | USED CAMERA SPECIA 
gary hes 8 Poa Al pe | oh 3 and 8 _ Munro Electric, 1069 UP RB} A, million teor Iding materials, | {Font re prices. We do le at | SAVE ON ¥ 26432, DAK RF 35 9.5 Ls: KO- 
- oe 000 to Phone OR shape. First : televt ‘aume| ee oe ee Es cédtag aad (memes | | K GUTTER $30.50 KODA synch. w-case, 
: see gaa, ovest i bucgeas i ag #190, takes | Those arp br teion consolea One | |W “GAL RANOES. #950 AND | W. nieht Ml y, plumbings. ‘sash. | 37 Se Peddock” eninge |, Warwick. wets Orchard De fan 80. FORY 428, weate case, 
4 before 9. FEAGUE-FINARCE CO a 2 we] comae anu eet brands JR. B Munro wiectric. 1000 | _tm Rae CO 1) BERRY DOOR SALES CO. 30 GALLON os oS eaves an momen 
TEAGUE FINANCE C Ee, ene | Sera Seat | emcee eam org | ANCHOR FENC is aeaehon oe | 8 cee ae Re it Metin heen 
N. MA : _Oreharé tebe se . Ca = er. FE| Mo R FENCES _H.P. moto beater. Also, 1 half | * 7 80 8S. Pe 50. of fil, ‘40 Phos w-case 
ROCHEST IN oS fe en pa g LR ge er after 3 p.m. Ho money down, P.H.A_ appro GAI oe _ FR VON. a ee ee cee ce DOTY wOTOR Plone oe! se. : KODAK 
Ce oo | Ene sat ot ra"Pue? | tema sper contin, ee: | $0 ed Trade-in Dept | "ter seine Pe Pie ARAGE DOORS iene wl ecrtiee wowed gents culgen Sic 
‘ j 3 i cen ‘ softene A WA- 4 SECON —— . 5-46: Detrott . A 
aA ‘doors. 1 pe. living room 98) nold r, inve: A . 8 by 7 $35 ani ler 18 Edison) 
: : ROUSE te Tae is Sao ae eg a wer| on Becta tt? ise! for Smal acting ten BUY - seu - TRADE 
Zz Pp : GE ooh TETIQVES (20S CRIT. CHEF. Inside entenres at of drawers ......-- m4 simeme, PE eer re cot —— _for'uar"a 3° Roy ine, thee. |? SLIDS FILES CHEAP. & WOE 
= : table, MY mode gate * : 2 Electric te : pipes and ‘TURES, = cn 9. Roy. slides each. ° 
ar tridg e Up te QUICKLY |"gg7™ € Fo eS ews | Se WALTON TV oy gee ee Garage Doors | earns esnaatace bred enenty ast 
: ie. N PAYME: ste Tim HIDE-A-B = Sale 
: 3 THE “BIRD $500 AUTOMATIC WASH ErEcTROLOX 6995 CONDE PREE PARK! NT water boile am and hot Qu tell girl's ED, DOG HOU le Musical 
: FACTO! ~ "iow a eas Bie ABOUT -ANTTHING YOU WANT ser ra oaee aw Es WYMAN’S. HEIGHTS SUP Die Ess Set "girls, white shoe. ee zines | acconpioms, Pact Goods 62 
ACTORY G. ia Ogee. title. unre DRYER, 91396. R- ______si8 WP ike 2688 - PLY 2010 Be eee Overte: — saa 1. All im good ates, | RDIONS, FACTOR 
: ATE ry CAN BE /Blectrie Oe.. . RB. | UNUS' Pike Only Perry 8t. 10 Dizie Hwy, t Co 6-3624 condition, | Erol! in Y PRICES 
: TAVERN Ppa OB ng Oe tones hasten of cam eave Hares. Mees” Wes: | cute FP eae. LIVING Room | BATHTUBS PE 4-5431 roy ees FE +6654 SELLING OUT ALL ORN din Rondlco gilir vot Aeeee- 
a may) Spt Scere ol ante, tan | Ts su, Foss eS, (Re aeterinmer HBR Haan ee a 
* Fast eqrose trom a, OAKLAND wody- aye “Pig OFF Fite aber #00 pm . ee Ade M.A Geter purchare omted ells aapesial Prigicaite 30 Sreshet —— tats and peacocks. vdcres,._ pgcons BEG! eNERS Cee ‘ 
; to on }] Eeeasas eonetee (ete a rE Sen EEEENG| Peet ote ben ah |" ag ten] age ee Brees | me AcoonpION, i 
: | equipment in tay mreh new LO (| attest es ups TV te up, boda |? CU. ET OE reese | WAYNE GABE ; Seen ues oe of 8 fh. cast | TOTO OMP ELE 19.98 | SINGER PORTA = Bae 
4 beer beth wong including AN CO radios, $5 up: new sets, $26 up: a cenaiien ogRaTon | APP RT’S mous acanan, are nat! tn CRUMP E 149.95| chine Round BLE SEWING Ma-| ™ode! Es ECTRIC GUITAR, 
aoe ete, Only i sets, 6 pe. chrome dinette pdition. Jee trays LIANCE SPECIALS Also large mali norag bg me toe 85. 3465 Auburn LECTRIC with attachments and Complete a ae 
BO) FE ? Sass c i, SO ee cae NERSPRING, TWIN Deluze Ke! . 8 eu. ft. Fluor ol og th ere bene HOLLINGSHE. FE ¢3573| legs. G ywoo headboard — So - ag BOTeE 
: sy ;LING ALLEY -9206 wp, inkag room alta 88.2 eo Satan oe ae good condition. #10 Rorge, washer ai Bae et Sd ieee Utadien grins wile cont “ise (ge a 
: tad ta cents. of “fick farm. |? PONTIAC STATE BANE Mang ater Ramee caer | sie =e Ya ee SURMEISTER'S— | Boma tt sree ee tes | see 2 Ow Sete sot, se | pian’ clarinet, Reasonable. 
. 2 a ate ent all BLDG OR LA YY PAYMENT after 3: Many other: . like new R’S HOMZ MAD 71-7845. §TO! : . OA 
. alleys. lg ow -|. we BUY 1 = net | PLAN 3:30, FE 5-s008. sasnmrlg at to er from. a L M pillow Lane GIFTS, QUILTS. Paced pala ad STEAM BOILER Piano TUNING AND REPAIR. 
* cick, ‘and’ block pide. OF WE BOY, SELL TRADE awe. | Toe CATR WiTh U matte, Fe 48 Se a aes 
- fee Scat original L PARRING. 2 ACHES. OF Loom isenae Siar % naan sro wos SOREN Lane BER achay 2383. otta, | ee oe earanels Oscar Schon. Pe Saat 
i season. to enjoy a full \ cane pamay won PRES | — Dee eee Om aoe Sages BS 6m. RE TW Sete for cauiren enlt Wour vans ool conversion. W mime 
Es ¥. PRIDAY TO 5:30 | TA suite A-l. FE 28673. ta cee O YARD oe ie ee ee wit! all ¢ of We| WANTED RI : 
s $25 to 9500 L @ 8 SALES NIGHT ‘TIL 9 NE CEDAR CHEST MAHOG- $20. FE ents Like t | Pontiac S trolled we them. Spring Chil-| g hb flat duct. A oe furnaces| to take RESPONSIBLE PARTY 
E- NORTHERN Co . 825 to 9800 Pontiac; or 1 bore 4 mi, east of “tay ecimapaues cece rout i 5-2766. new. OPEN 8 AM Detrot| BA - we coef anatase _Garwood EM 3.2080 terms. Gtan| ments arret, low 
MUSIC BUSINES Tie ee Beis suena’ Gk | crime poate ogame mest | arog eoalen ond od soaags | won eTot | Bee ie. ner ae Sire . ig eg 
a ray eer mi Frege | ORS one OO Pa spat SEER gg0o owns |S, Feet Say ("ca eeag ses] SS aes’ "Music Instruction 62-A 
ce a | seat — oa a ec |B Fur epecisl $00 8. mata a tiie ced “es ET 
web eats 8 Gare ALL TILE é +1048 Red special $ 06 values . $80.50. & $1 oats aND = 
ena ay] SH IS FOR yh eee te | CUBIC FT. COLDSFOT REFRIG- soos Boee~"* | Se ty are we) Sececagien Set | Sale 
Bet LF of | OPPING FOR A tae Past oe | ° Sreter Ges mattresses: 044.98. | et cee, Beotae ~ — a tan os e080. These} Soa te a Harold Rrohn, PE 31302. 
» $19,500 on ters North LOAN Seiten Meat Coatin . ble Avenue Orchard Lak Roocing ett te bottled ectric, Me hange gears 
WARD E. . va" aoe N? a tal W. Burce PE us sc oe | i PIECE — ° Celling Tie $08 der = wittellly cot Le Seicen Papers Se eee ffice Equipment 63 
PAR en wean fae A er. HOLLYWOOD DEEP oat ete warren | 270g, rock wae $1.38. HOME ard Lake Ave. Ss PLAT TOP = 
aE PARTRIDGE) Seer ein eo ea a ga pd ALLL fe ee ae | SEERA, ALM AW | ee, Mey ty at ah kos bo 
HOUSE e, Ww phone mode! eu- AND = FE : tor large Aluminum com “Goors. $14.95 : HP JET PUMPS 96 50 12 colors in wood line of all Offiee eh $75, like : 
COAST-T ‘AL CITIES L ANS or come im today _per_month. Sone _M at "se | on Bet, Wilber: You save % GAL. EVA family. | 3 piece cotered bain Ww = oo ak ae ._ 969.80, 1-3 polaron ll em «and a peari| fables. ‘ eupe kinds. Office 
World's Larce Bie Scone sa wto | MEARDEDS RUDE COTTON on | Sane act, Yor starry | "eee, ree pe sees ea | hte Segoe ne tet a vee] se, cies, Perce 
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. , ee ce MPLES | "ae sre pee freuen” mt] BUBMEIST KENTILE TALBOTT LUMBER | Seca gg iy Bene 
oo , Blonde room suite ou7 | —Stove for sale. laundry CU. FT. No : ware, plumbing. hast-|  Gunene 0 & Call each. 
j GROCERY & HOME WHEN YOU NEED | tier fer ends tables nn gat ww ELV oe egg ts BURMEISTER Asphalt tie, marbietzed — $e oa system tents, simp pumps. "Thor aa ‘at day Fete, 
—— ry $25 t Reg. oy. ehalt ond ottoman off | -over payments be nace | Sat seam table. baad ern Lumber F fe en.| rock, | rock oo gory sheet | S@le Store 
gly ail igen TO 0 2 bce bedroom "eute ties be EW DA a Sais G30, Sees fe “Grnin Sa baccks weet a on “0, | Open v0 R SHOP a ee Slo. Equipment 64 
~~ vlog | We 6 pg Ey ome! = CO oEce WA off Auburn ae eet | ee EM 8. Saginaw st. | USED ELE : ESTAUR 
to rent. Rodern 6 - room sethan yl an ae if $10.96 chartreuse leather platform chair FFIECE WALXUT DINING ROOM Detroit and ® ules Pa L = te & ” Tange soe’ and. wood Tange. 
figturee. Owner se building end ton repay to ema ot up No Tappan 30" Gas henee 22 ee 4 ee or oe Saat | om cy wat md MBER cusses ane ges baey washers 8 ee wood range. HM 
3 Dusiness $10, leph oa’ nia chodel . $184. pretty, pictures. rtment ristmas Gifts _ | vers heating ING | . 1x8 SPECIA’ es. The ranges af low 
“ au Foal estate. Balance py Saye -. ties init TONS Recon Erne a cc 59 1 Mebeap our, Stake! bee Og i atk pine noards) eq. ft Fe tae rs 53162, 10 | 
: - . * ROE ELECTRIC D ALL TODAY : Enquire 200° Ld red. butt angles or more, fie! FOOT 
a pe tt STATE eer GAYTON'S | | athe BS gman SOL RLON Be | eer ag) SSeS oe | Eas Pea xp| Sale Sporting Goode 68 
LEASE E 3068 Orchard : , CHINESE BUG. E 2 oe || renal 1NG SET ft. att thick insulat: ier em sere eee FE = te 
wee month ar rene Piye Oni COKE KEW, or Sale M Mmonds. #00. PE +803. Matt thick instlation, 100,59. | Race , . 
at tixtures and Ha: : 6 YE : iscellaneous : doors $13.50 $s] & up Exi.| paces GAS AND COAL FUR- 
Reeser e| Fee see es | Cee a aa” “ALL “| Blackett’s | SaEseee 2a| Se eee eee ree 
| ter Jock into this one. We Bee | 09 FE 4-1574 --ghins eabinet raieere.. buffet aft comet oe ALNUT, ec oe € t Ss Raine ‘See an or ace tw prices pee ae ee So sell for 947.90. 1428 Cass La wii 
show you the besiet little wa Pontine State Bank 61 Sem table and 6 = ov 23387. '| » SLEARANCE gage yy ome prices: Warne’ Healing and UAir ‘Cond » Ra 
Ja Stor ee | coe mite, ape arhino aN ara meme ua ‘ved conten. FR Hiectrie_ appliances and tool Off Fok ale! issn past “got | © ROOM DI pam. MNS Boch } 
| PAUL A. KERN, R OANS $25 TO $500 | o@2 ~ a gy Py a teat em a Tee, oat eT fiiings WP + & Arata ‘tile, & ROOM DUO THERM OF HEAT 
| 31 Oakland Av , Realtor | Baxter & Livi ee x Gh ceuaen o vertised but ne- pine papeling in windowweil, Plywood, 1 fades |2 WHEEL PE 2002 ATTE 
(oa wetsig_ Since 1818 tw tarvesee ore as inte_model eadition. $80 Mi _ 6162. Guattlien i ts by the best makers! | ia” wainte olvwosd, $4.25" gilertor. Ga oar ood, terior & REEL RARER, tate rt TION 
ane naa - Rit rinteteacaae | wen SON Suiiecener| Fat og et | eRe ener | Et ae i] Deer H 
ATMOSPHERE!!! Mortgage Loans aise. furniture, 08, DRESSER, | New meta © SPECIALS _| 2418 Automatic deep fryer: » * and 2x8's $96 Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. pe ae we r Hunters 
| one of 2° rustic setting. It° L = 84/ cots. = ok. waaee oes Gooa “weeeerl be $9.98. on 3 ag I pl “BS ath’ color le, Spt vutaide, ahdie Bogie Lake Ra. pein ig eft Stan tecace 
Bay north A OW IN : aterfetl bedroom 29.98 r= ae = a 0.95 1 Dixie Aw. ; a and e. Int, unting cam Meal for 
| Sa eg fe cena V INTERES on rooms atte, complete, | 39-73 ig aa | ple ta Fy 5 re Oe | aly ae cary duty ges 
Seg pas becaaes an | sede a coc tents | mommy goer tel Bre cote tore a 4 ete ate hates ae BRICK—used— BRIC Piueric tau ik” ie nace x12 Linoleum... .$198 + Bile Apel ae 
thing com a 23, 4 “4 er die, See com’ your home for 2 ie , $26.95. | 28. Remington with fan 7. mon Brick—Fire LL TILE, 6c . 1c EACH ; house a ; ' -~ apy built 
pn Aa vt sportsman’s Ee PETERSON. fone mer ORT gH ~ room ote Os. 14.50 Presto ee ee revora 1h98 eS pA EMT se is. 48. ROL: oe cece wal a lips Petroleum Co, 8 al Geen a 
: yd gta eee Bm Marae Fe Hie sathroom, tale tHe ALL PRICED FOR QUICK SALE mig se ike mone, | i Tin te a ye at | aE REN” O00” CORDRROR, 
| _ +408 or FE S673 ! : wie Soar er n| 27S SAGINAW. | Fe'tun” Mme aa :| 
rare aera __ Swaps ” eee Sa Saree wy, eee and ty 8. Racha ois Rrceiont used Eames LIONEL: SRGINAS Harose e290 S Saginaw | coe re 
“and boots bo feed, Just . 58 FOR 104 d Furnit 1.98 popular, steem irons. ool ants TO. & aber ~ & AMERI USED 1.000. Delivery Pree | "Boge reer 
and . 4 8. Sagina ure ‘ waterless 3.12.96] Used G. & Sheathing CAN 000, 2,000, Orchard 
Fiat oercretiea n's'rre| ring Sree aoe —~ | Ska Fon FURNITUR on ER Kew Mgt since gest cies” $8] Cont oan comp, wit frames FLYER TRAINS  anderprou torne. EM Sand | priser 7 ee 
STATEWI See ee ke AB] steers Time Ae See mc sue 
" Z ayre| tant boner maple ee ae cats pe" £3 |S 88, emeee| 
boat ' honey unit. 78.50 & case MATERI 50 
TATEWIDE. | -f&52°—ma nano —am sa ee mica, are | pee or |B See ieie SS E| StS ate! Sha” ers 
State Bonk Bigg heater. mee th RADI AND Board Fong Bg PRACTCALLY “WER APE 30-98 Ladin ie" train «+. 0.95 CL 5:30 pt Sundays 
‘ * tires, ition 40772 | E ” train case . 
trailer, or will sell. or tetveste Sous te Ba, bel pure, __ 1. 3020 Au- 20.98 Men's 24°" two sulter .. 55| 26 tap Sn wasteres LAVATORIES COMPLETE Witt 
Sale Land Con’ wy 4d Svivanie conscte TV. i. Both FHLOAS STOVE GOD CONDE ia.08 Men's it" weekender |. 1208 Sue plated weed screws. ait snes faucets | $24.50 U 
tracts 52| ‘or aupiar se eae Peis. org Gy were a -+ 10-98) also cabinet od screws, all sizes; faucets | $24.90 value $14.98. Also SED FURNACES 
“7 6 rs 2 twin Hol - vite S28W. 59.75 Men's He: PONTIAC PLY WOOT | terrific values er stalls at CES 
3 a iewood “ 71.50 Ladies pee ‘aterprf. 27.50 1488 Baldwin Ave WOOD CO. watre. Mich These are crate | LO" , furna 
Lots of ellent condition. FE 3-645 Doren: of pall «mage Helbros 27.50 : FE _393_Orchard furnaces %,000 |... 
were : Dake tteun aethes “st Combination deers LIONEL TRA pve a 
CH * at Tumber ond supptt _ironer. PE 4-076 x Ol burners... 
17,000 M eres MEDICINE CABINETS aa boi! pecreecees 
contrast fn e oh Benson 20 in, mirror. all metal cabinet, westara as Coleman oil spac 
y nn weeks. mee Blowers used 2 
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                    joods VAL For Sale Used Cars | For Sale Used Cars 91 fer See led Cae. al Sale Sporting Goods 68 Sele Farm Equipment 76| CARNI ; FOR "aa opin & S'ZLE Ay 1955 FORD: m 
‘08k. Monie Carte for eae | aad we be ent, aks VAL E 
= That You Can Feel 
1954 CHEVROLET At The Wheel..... Jacobson Manle 7] Pontiac’s Exclusive a A a eS 
sedan, 2-tone paint, ' GUNS FOR RENT radio. heater ‘power ie Ee! = 'S F'ord V-8 Hudson Dealer Pontiac a Shop. 
‘DOOR, cuUsTOM. Cass at Pike PE 2-6359 ; connolseur NT FOR DEER | Cat fa $4. _—s__s_S || MALL CHAIN BA TAYLOR LINE. the ; Miveting sa0AD TENT. Metal chim- | PEKINESE PUPS. SMALL DE-| Mavi’ or Mo ceete, M80 ot Mil CHEVROLET CO thle, cor to pected ein . ney. Dele. 945. O41 Oakland Ave.| post wil bold’ for Gevsteoe sage 
: : heater white: CATCH UP PE 8-031. Stud service. Call Comal: Fe | OS aN A BAW Road. At Walled Lake ors . roe NI o ih MB eae Ii PARAKERTS — PET SUPPLIES MEW AND UsED ume Prone Miksiet tise) | every eopect yor ON YOUR ° - 
. ~ + , wks, “dike 38. $18, PE 60666 | Danc Oakland __FE &-6031 | Sep te ee availaole, Miller's Gar- : ; a spouls READING fioTlck YO DEER HUNTERS SCHIPPEREE PUPPIES, BLACK| Ge, & Lawn Equipment 150 8. 7 CHEVIE, LOOKS A iD Ne 95 Get your Knapp insulated boots |. beauties Per: ect Watch dog. fam-| Woodward, (Horth of 14 Mile), ad. 13 Mariv: : . at 158 Chamberlain St. PE 8-0547. | — fly No p trimming = Bi mn MI 4-6009. as emai DOOR. DELU Sew WHIZKER BIKE MOTOR. #30. | Gee aor we irehinges Neo SEE TEE NEW RCOROMY RIDENO "heals nad besttr, Raccheak osm Good Housekeeping eee G on Raaia. tise walkin recurs aad power dition. Priced cheap for quick | ¢-p11 TZ MOTORS INC. Has kept, tnte 1983 Buick Sxe-30 30:06 6 BOLT ACHON AUTO | s5y-pox TERRIER } SBUPS! OVER | Sho wers _sale. 97 Oak Hil 8. PE 3-007. V-s four door tn fine shape, et m6 100 abe “Fred Kelly, | ¢_weeks old OR ii Sales & Service ee © CHEVIE 7 DOOR $300 cash. ms _Daseto, Plymouth peer | Low ‘mileage and i Sone Fae 2300 Wom noes Rd Glenview} TROPICAL FISH 5 or ? Sige s st reson veer. UE 7 ba. OPEN TIL 9 P.M. _ tiles, $2, Diss Pa FE ree Pee ay on nouIe « Par TOnn n Be nae . Se eaciaL PR PRICES | HEV our) ie Fe: Mt tremens | For Your Convenience ceroneeee : der’s Di t Cio down aad Coot Po. ISH SPORTER “MAUSER “8 ne idee = N dd PRICES e  epenaad: { Bt [a a Rea er $ iges ition: Rem- THROUGHBRED B BLACK ew and use ——— a eet ids neton 2 caliber | puppy Weeks old. 57 yen | Repairs on = makes of tractors Y' ll C Any facts Be rie nt or i N & AS. with shells and case, $T6.. fev. | _ SOR. rE 2-8596_ ; end Wisconsin S \ cL a ome purchase ; of i puis oe nore gl pees al med age lever action, 360-3000 w was | TWO “FEMALE siIAMESE SEAL- Pontiac Farm upply | Feag A eres _ Birmingham. shells and case nage : oe =i] int kittens Four — old. JOHN DEERE DEALER H t 171 pe perl onal tod Tb FORD CUSTOM Tint Vs. Sine tad. seangatee bal, cock O10 | RG. Hampshire, Kingston” hich, | 2212 Peotise Ra = = 0. FORD meget aro ikea al to tie _ gosetied at sé * pvreodine ics ott, | WRITE Mice RD sureties | __ Auction Sales cols Se Seventeen Saas cores “paymeals Bee Bok Cmrow tow ib pail ng | 60. cara | “ES Sees Seer oe me gases | Custom Tudor Mechanic are sured us | Bun OPM uaae WE" fish 32 COON HOUN POR BALE.| at B & uc! . \ fe zB " epear 1 mount quiver‘and | Call between 6 30 and Te p.m.,| Dizte Highway. Between Drayton ate LED genase) ol oa 2 FORD «¢ DOOR. USED CAR peasocbinee | eost approximately 62620, and ———_ You Maan a : mew low price in aoe cer ‘ition. Drives with — ao care, 28000 -MIlSE-Futly equipped. ————— a 0 Porel. 6233 Teale ey. begs Trained, Boarded 70 cence of this antic sale with- -12 Ag ; ee See. . bet Mt. Clemens. ; REMINGTON PUMP 30.06 WITH ae oe and colle 7. M. Rog. U. & Pet. OF. a : 198 Foire Sates Weird Tales FOR RD Weaver _K-t scepe OR 3-7461 BOARDING BATHING rao Sl room suites, sewing machines, re- Cope. 1994 by NEA Service. tm 1949 Kaiser ¢ door Are = 2 =e = slg convertible. od onan. as Seer eee fog Willett | | peoe & cite. PRivaTe Rone. cn a = range, and larger his head off—and his old man with: KAISER SALES & SERVICE 1946 = hing te brag "about. A ae PAIR . a ' 
_F zee’ Trailer: Rental "eos ‘Oreb bard Lk. _Heat. Burr-Shell 375 S$. Telegraph. oe resin beds mars ——— Imagine — crying his head o pone = a a ~~ something e wee aw A FORD Oe A EL . pe == ea SLEEPS | _Hay Grain & Feed ai fom aotigue wala chai _ # cool mien’ | 1980. 2 DOOR CHEVROLET FE | — 7 Ra | (Pr nouseteatcen sirers Vay, Grain & Feed en eet ow FORD FORD “ss COSTOM T FUDOR, RA | A N HAY STRAW WOOD, f bh dressing table and Fortune ea. uaaler «gee gavere. for_hunting MA 5:30 PUMP. crm ceniag” tractor work. MA. bench 3. lovely lounging chairs, For Sale _Housetrailers 78 <ovioues Used Sere 88 ‘ the Wit smile the buyer money down MI 43410. 16 GAUGE RANGER | 50666 __ very fine bedroom suites fancy SL eee or | larkston 1s e Stati Ww SAS nes Parmeu ches Fon his aoe eee tc mp CORN, OAIS HAY STRAW. | atshes baby beds, cooking uten- NEW AND MODERNIED USED FOR TOP CLEAN | tation Wagon : tires, large | FOR, SAL A Bos WIDOW WISHES TO SELL 3030 | “yy, e@ or sme" quantities, OA | sils, old style coal heater, kitchen trailers em rental purchase ples. "Cana ANY MAKE De ; ¢ and clean throughout. yr . with Mer dilver Lake Winchester 94 carbine, = ar eae. ee eee etm ces Good low priced used ones as jew ECONOM wings aa |Piace {tO Duy da an Compass set in stock _ Det WHEAT e Move ip imm —Tow BOTING CLEAN Cans Oe Hunting Accommod, 65A = | oe. OR San eet Vision. “Aresse ts, mattresses, |. ee eee ue a A ee pes Tip-Top Riemenschneider Bros. | “figure after 4:30. 84 N. Ox- For Sate Livestock 72) chests, springs, beds. And almost Open ves. ena = ~Seo MEM Mota Sales” =a CABIN, SLEEPS FOUR. ATLANTA. | ~nAw PPCVSOTC CE anything ¢lse you may need. We or HOUSET AILER. See M& Motor es Dod e- 3} FORD COUPE HYDRAULIC SHEE CABIN OSCODA-AREZ | “TENTION Beer rg ERS: | Parking bot, goed tans room. "S| Bargate. 009 Lake Rd. | Por tp dollar op late care. used car! LARRY £ seein, Wrcacpiesen and reais N, IDA AREA, b t Stud parking. lot, good 671 » ater: manthke aa ous. cake Re maeees “= soll oy Ridge & B Auction Sales, OR 3-2717 x 1647 BODDEE 21 FT. FAIR CON- éceaP CAR ER ME Pp ymout end, 985. EM 32-2793, . 6. . exe. J, ri . 622 Lasgo perfection ofl Ave. _ __ | EVERY SAT. NIGHT AT 7 ie = _ dition. EM OR 34511. J O ; isa FORD 3 DOOR, CosTOM eireulator. . MA 53316. Se LuTPOD aOPRED SECS. 1 mile South and % mile West | 3§ pT HOUSETRAILER, ALL TINTED 1 O5G6 Waa ak | 9 Ford custom | 4 Ligne Phone FF 2-9131 line. 8 : ‘Motor OTICE TO DEER TERS: |” Gentile children trade Lake Orion, We are loaded | metal Sell reastnable. 2685 Buick bln - 3 GooDp codio and enter and ; ord Dea Zi Company executives car, Low ae Knapp Cessation boots | for seemed eves os ees Sus ete of aase furniture of all| gy. = saeu  Civcirone bod ag’ = —— bug eh upholstery. Low mileage.| Rochester Ford ler 232 S. Saginaw St. mileage. MA 4-1310. : by 7 “mie 2 @ oS Oe aay hy rors; oss large sod ae tg yee Price | _Shter_¢ pm. FE : 1961 Plymout Cranbrook, ¢ door. ty ‘> Me ‘ | i ee FAMILY 8" TY ce | BREEDING EWES. BERT LANG-| SOT‘ .S cue refrigerators” power sale. Just right vor busting. Wanted Rodis aod kcoer, aia qeeee (fa 1 . West Side Used Cars : —-= in Greyling. ying. Michigan. T STANDARD BRED YEAREINOS pooktctl poco! — sae oti, | 184 PONTIAC CHIRP 30 FT. t "54 Buick 2 Door paint runs like @ new car! “ = 2," Burce FE 42185 FE 58-3202 peas - iher sizes: | months od. Small down payment Dodge V-8 %4 ton pickup le cheese, from. FOR SALE, FORNSWED COP | Lara” 1. ‘ss ‘hinge Q0t| eat and pera gine sneg, | Doni 94, teal core Sen Hardtop (“ereen Aout! Big savings op this iia FORT + DOOR BX ing’ and” Bunting. Year around | BLACK RIDING HORSE. SADDLE | table *inen . Fr ZIMME> ROUSE FE 4-7371 eS : Picture tone. heater. Very’ clean. ing and * orton r-| _optional. FE ¢-0018 | @nl2 rug. | 8 ANTIQUES — 1948 = teed cometies. olen Gouna: | cuenta ew Yorker ‘eee ; ores, snes. TE ee pent: oqprocmapersryeet or Pics 8 2 8 "WEEKS OLD | Ladies and gents haga —— trailer. ( = _WTD SHARP USED CARS ‘51-55 | os P raagadvone jptedcAN = No Y lf aa Pom ¥ sops. $300 down 20735 West 12 Mtle Rd. near | dells, glass dome with clock, | ; S Real SS, your high bid and see us| ara Trade mined ' car oo ourse . po Hey by Pord executive. CABIN FOR RENT LAST WEEK| 70733. | trem kettles, brass and copper) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | os j . Under used car lot market. 2725 of deer wow at Hillman Mich | “Taka = YEARLING —s G@ SUFFOLK | items: one ige. & one small mar- TIN. Saginaw st FE 6-8165 eres Motor Sales | this ope! ee See ee vane, Seow “an el & Dirt 0 buck =o euigeed ones. Can | —; fae a acre taken Open Evenines ‘tt! 8 30 POR, PE 22641 CL. ARKSTON Mone On The Open Road =M \ —_ “Sand, rav be registered. 84033 Shelby Rd. sctusetromes ber chair’ @as. _ ait ec_ Lage ee L : 6 hi sia ; 7 “| OL 1-aa3i. o rocker’ wash bow! set: walnut Rent Trailer Space 79 YANTED LATE | Mop! MOTOR SALES With T s 2 door, Bxecutive's cat. Fordo- ATTENTION! 1: on 2 venue GUFRNSEY COW AND CALF AND | and =r ee ieee boat sere Auto Parts, PE 61431. eave getter DEALER D O sand kind grave if PE 2-0435 mantel clock; an ; aD- —— ‘ . manure. Deliver, call anytime | sony" uORSE” YOUNG_QOUND.| uses teTRts ie one of our lary. | véren. €000 Pootiae Lake Ro | For Sale Used Trucks 90 PA ts ee WT) OW 1 OR 2 Yds. SAND er ura. Caeaee ea ae olan Ample . Heated | PARKHURST TRAILER cr. DoboE oer Se ee ATTENT . . MU- see wall chop! (vende. LaF “KUP: gravel. or = Gelivered. | tua) 4-6615 Mr. Parish. — = Tyler, coud oe, ——._S bus, shopping | good tires. eee ee ore. : > Sciisirinn Fe ae WEY] | SPOTTED, SADDLE | MARE. net | Consienmente weleome MY| facillties, MY 2-461! PICKUPS - PICKUPS - PICKUPS. GC t Set ennies ATTENTION - =— E MONEY! and, Years: chestnut ae a, Consider 2-1521, A A 80| A _larce Ropgetcorss for - — e 
Sis tence, ag Paudt'as| ipetesymare’ ¢ yearn’ wo sei | TAT (NOW HAE T FM” oun) Auto Acessories makes and models and they are Wint fii it. top sol. OR 34197 of _ Ortonville 12,” Insid. sale ts i ENTION! = on for inter ie | rs Biace bane. |? 2 ,HOLSTEIN | MILE cows i hiceersemnen ain) eatves we ATI cece (us) ues CY OWENS er a ° A-1 TOP : iw | mos. o . ’ are wrecking . ; Gravel and fill dirt. Lyle Conklin eter alee  scbenal qin akeep ee “mae we coe and trucks We bave sev-| 147 S. naw vBs-e10t | yy 2 Good Used Car PE 2-8972 or PE 8-1112. 304449 Mile. Corner Haggerty: side doors, overhead garage doors eral tate model low miioage nese 1950 Fons % TON PICKUP. 675 From Sale ay VEL. SCHAEF: | i OLD Pas 300. | Aatis, paint, cle Also good trac: | aslos aad body gerta, Rebull | ee 7% TOW PICKUP tio | buy 6 ROW for — quire Bo Herdine, = : a iB int, ete. Ze . Fun Wawa Pe Seem. | "wanes ne. tney Torna | feb me duces avoid | Senora" een amb. rotae S "Vester Sonim “| Communit $1,395 Meas Bi Haran Recta Shredded Peat Humus | Wanted Livestock 73, _ Bruny auction of M-36 Just Bt SCHRAM AUTO PARTS i $-FT. SEMLVANS. VERY 00D omm y Here Is Your Chance! ’ uasict_mie Be : Ws (8 75. 812 FE S100 | WANTED HORSES TO BOARD OR a 2539 Dixie Bey __FE_¢-4533 rater’ Sele) Drayese pry ‘NO DOWN PAYMENT _. 7 Sharp. white Sean and hydro» ret SO te Neer aan | WANTED HORSES TO POARD Of For Sale Housetrailers 78) GLASS, GLASS, GLASS | NL PORE TP toe Justa: few: ccote a day SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. | masie, Ait “eather ntepior. 6538. c - bo talls lights and water Ph. safety glass, for | : ' — ust a tew : ce en ee Be ee Soca cans | Magis Sane 21 PT. TRAILER. $300 NICE FOR | We ‘Peciaitze tm safety ieeurgace | 061 Ford tree quarter ten. 72. | acived one at (hese bac | Ce Sirminghess | isi Ex; Sanen, 3 aod basement igsing. Call FE | WANTED LIVESTOCK OF ALL | _hunters OR 30st = 255. Montcalm | : ° bs OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. drive. Stewarte Auto Saee #1072 or rE 3019 between 10:00; kinds Laptneieg Jones Clarkston. | DEER HUYT 5 mena suas & ee we ee met, Win each | 30 SAVE THE WOST IN PICE: | '52 PONTIAC ¥ gains away. Lie Cow bas . we ee oo, ont 6 pS. a — or ups and trucks, call PE 2-108. | Custom Deluxe Catalins radio. a = FILL . B DIRT. = For Sale Poultry 74 fis, eet, end — o come. —' Seen Coen eat it! GMC G20 TANDEM DUNE. heater Hydramatic whitewalls | om, _cand.’ Pes seerelp ee sioa cot bose, MA $2600 | untll ¢ Dm oe | cee cee oceans pen Poe $1,395 oe DE <OTO ; | Road Spe REASTED BRONZE ies COLUMBIA WOUBETRAILER. Oakiand Avenue it TON “pas DODGE STA s ‘ 1G : ed Ca DRIVEWAYS -- ROADS | smn re sane. °TO™T® ing Dine iee Neveviens Contr | LOUIS SOTO FARTS Low, museee fase a0 Bhim. "81 BUICK jose steaday| Looking for a Us r | ~~ BROAD BREASTED BRONZE 14 fF 1 el 1 dave week, _™ons Ra. f aiodcacwode ‘s 3 re Goed 5 vds.. $7. De- ‘© Ov ady, 60c and 8c. tion $500, E 5-3580. FE 86-0415. Open Eves | 0) ( TON CHEVROLET PICK- , Ou eens uve ac cad see: Lockhart Dairy % PT TRAVELETIE. ALL MET.| Starters ane  csoseatsce ay Rie . up 441 First st Buper Riviera, ¢ door redie u Can Believe In? livered 
Rebuilt springs Dynafiow 1 mile East of Adams Rd. oD | “si Geod condition. New tires. tor “48 care) jp | beater Dyna 49 PLYMOUTH Coe e rae mca: | gaAmbura Rare Sen” Tn | _$too "Sel Cohurvia. erkiey "| Ugtn ot oes cart [ais Slee | $995 “ Bbc ad , Yond Legato, yo Delivered. a Fg ig — ay KEYS. | i605 30 FT ROFCRAPT, QUALITY | 00s Oaklane Ave Ph ree om ines Lceeeeneees a ay - pe at « budget price Also (OMc % TON PICKUP 1940 § . FILE DIRT TOP SOIL. AND 8 HOUDAN COCKRELS. § MO OLD. | can et ecreental, and Auto Service ‘8i f mE cutter lies ‘53 BUICK * 50 NASH I an a ere nome room demonstrator Price reduced en Deluxe eer ial’ Radio — | I > PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY | 2-2670 : for quick sale. Ask about our CRANESRAPT GRINDING IN THE Dyeafiew and two tone pein Gc a dav — —, : gravel, Pit Tur 60-40 and cushion rg og I POUNDS. rental Purchase ‘plan on used | SaF Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ms ‘WILSON GMC 195 | sae eaee . ) Wen Sa en ORWELL Fe 20003. ROCK FRYERS. $1 00 EACH aes GENESEE TRAILER SALES asd. ] AND GRAVEL, | Huston, off Brown Rd. LS 2101 DIXIE HWY. REPAIRS, BUMPING & PAINTING eclia Ss . “49 FORD . comeot edd mortar fil aint ad | TURKEYS CHOICE DOU pL |: 7 3 PE ALL aL FREE ESTIMATE Fall Sp 149 CADILLAC FOR Soc a day’ S. Saginaw St. trucking. Pontiac ie breasted. Bronze or white. | _ipum. $575. 23-5562. ALL MAKES ARS Fleetw door radio, heater, Pap ocoo So hoc : oe OR ea or dressed, OR 93-2677. PAYMENT PLAN P . Schcwella, Gpassmune. : ced ae i eR Oee wand | 0 RED HAMPSHIRE there ure Pp nti BRAID MOTOR SALES | 1951 International ce, $1.195 I 9 KAISER | The Workingman S Lot and gravel. EM dase? Ra artand “t 1 ge gore ee O 1aC . ‘Tears’ Poir "Dealing “a ton Pecksp aan = ° 0 KAISE 69c a day 
2 D Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 aS O49 Fo : 5 ‘49 PACKAR soesee eee 7 | 'S] F : ’52 Chevrolet r. arent, Goal & Fuel “Sale Farm. “Produce we 75 ’ ‘Sale | Motor Sc rote rs 82 1949 } ord Panel nee .$195 49 I ACKARD 2. a eee to a Dark, green fateh, | hest- FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” ] fac . | eee reer ere c penk eccount with the re- er Former owner heted to part | par cord. # tor 818, Delivered. | APPLE. BARGAINS “eS put ! 55 EAGLE $56 Down. s¢ wee. | 1951 Chevrolet | Us) 47 DODGE 1 sca roe cere with this one . . = 8 many » : - 4 ene | { . : . : 0090 ‘ORY SLAB _WOOD, Wa ses re at ae MOBILE HOMES- | 12's esadeck "pe sans | ton pickup ......$595 | . ( Neaeeeeesss $20 a day DR i . a ote a a a5 We oe aie eae 3 tee $10, Delivered. = wa il Gomtueee Ra. | 22,f to 51 fm length. Up to yt Hd betty OR Mele 1949 International ; » pa Sle & Ry. Sa $8 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 53 Ford 2 Dr. HEAVY DR . ALSO 2208 ee RE |S years to pay. rough-out. ¢ -| aw pe, radio, S51 KAISER ee tee fs 6 Oa a ee : Kivdiing. $5.50 @ cord or 2 for between, ae and Du ronson Dey 2 [os Butchinece For Sale Motorcycles 83) panel ......:.... ee dramatic. $345 Wea day bee cn ae ct The lami © sues te ime we Ne KINDLING woob iE POTAT R BU. . OID DENS Cane ing and waxing this one. $5 your savings : apy anges ar = glad ples npg yplstil =| 7" Sere FOR PARTS AND 1951 International | ‘one $1.069 aPEEDWAY. POEL On. FIRE. Bring contsiners “"' “*"™-| Hutchinson's Trailer Sales “Renee ge me ie cd 1 ton pickup .....-$545 ‘49. FORD V-8 49 MERCURY i $239 . aaa piace canne! coal. Furnace, fire) —————— Pp -| 615 Dizie Hwy. — ) Plains nae = 7 52 Pontiac r. Peer a Paint vr bese a pee (ast OPE Core-r 8 Mile Rd. and Mound For Sale Bicycles 84, 1938 Chevrolet ; | "ee mets veseeseees. 89 a day $1 Chev. 4 Dr. Sedan | ast RYDRA AMATIC. ‘The price . :EPLACE LOGS. | GET YOUR FESS AND CIDER Detroit aa ca ali ni eat accion 4 Aya 1 $95 ~ Jugt about the best vajue you ve and a The price 4 WHITE BIRCH FIREPLACE LOGS. | at Suttgn’s Orchard 324 N Lake 2830 8 Dort Highwa: Funt %° BOYS BICYCLE—-3- SPEED ¥2 ton panel ......8 7%: | , ever seen. . goes MAytair io % ry Angelus Ré Open Tues., Thurs. SP I Near renee” Balloon tires. Cail 49 FORD | $729 Plants, Trees, Shrubs | a eae : itty’, Fruit Stand 3036 Lapeer 40139. O42 Far } ~ | Fora RUSSETS AND S8E- | a, = WHEEL TRICYCLE VERY | 48 i ord | ton tae Station Wagor redio & heater | , Qe 4 Dr 80 Old “RR” 4 D BLACKHILL SPRUCE FOR | by the bushel or car AGdaE SeATTER DEAL FOR Mgood consttion Gell of trade ter dump, stake ...... $645 95 | 50 Stude J 5 z: ft * you aiso Blue, as aod and | is OA 82°78. SOL DEE. HUNTERS 197 TEXAS, smalier_ size. OR 3-2475. e $3 BY. | New motor, new paint Ready eae 2 — 7 oo ted TOES a td = ae = i": _ a t rit: caer. Pe hs Seotch ‘and | ch $2 per bushel or oc per | 20 FT, BOTTLE OAs EaTER ¢| Boats & Accessories 851047 GMC panel ....$195 -_ Motors Inc. | to go — on ee $8 down with © sparkling po! Mugho, Arborvitae. "yuntper, Ne- Bring Tour ows containers. | PLY TIRES LIKE NEW CALL ~~ nr | ; 47 DODGE ee tive tree your own. Bring! A) Johnston k_and Sashabaw. | _OR SY sage ANYTIME. On “post = e and) 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 door with radio & heat- 912 8. Woodward ; _ wd ; i, . : ge sireigh Welt '3 mallee. from | on Kontos WAR SURPLUS HOUSETRAILER,| (valnine Ce . SO45 er Birmingham 47 Pontiac 4 Dr. 48 Mercury 4 Dr. ; : — : = ew Good ro reconditjoned $195. Will accom- | Ring 8 AND SERVICE ¥, ton pickup .....$ 2) $145 Open Till 9 P.M. Radio, heater. Runs just fine Not a beauty outside but the : mee an porn or | Dig your = 65c per whl Wo Hore 4 Ideal for hunters. 906 «a's Te | : on FobK CONVENIENCE You can see your face tn the a Workingman 's 1 Farm ‘ & 4:30 pm. —s oa eee M . | : finish. $5 down spec n. F daily 8 t» 7 “Oreenridre er haul tp at tam 2 60 om. eas HOUSETRATLER PT 3 |? on ou" BOARD ei a WILSON GMC <1 STUDE. VR Every Night Except Saturday $2. $169 i AN “WHO ‘ners 5 SHADE mi. sout! of Elizabeth Lake Rd. bedroom 3 piece bath — Nee trailers. oe ag for the z Sl STUDE. a _ 229 trees ome and or 1 m! north of Cooley Lake | er. Sacrifice for quick sale pw ae AE 809 S. Woodward Commander Starlite Coupe beater ; , . veces S} Ph h 4D: ‘ 3008 Kempt Ave. Lake Cetin. | _Ra Pee ANDER Re a ROUSE. we ENS MARINE SUPPLIDG FE 4-4531 | & automatic transmission. 50 Cadillac “62 Gh ; Es q fee at Te 8086! trailer, 11 Tear old all modern. | ERCORY OUTEOARD MOTORS eee) | ES | LARRY TOUR PCO, fey cwuypre, Cranbrook model eeupmed, wi j RATES EAR CORN. o00 | PF”. Flanders 10461: |“ gwiteer Craft & Yellow Jscket Sanu hed costae: pagmants. eet de mile-high polish. A driver's PRICE.” For Sale Pets | 69 3 “Big Lake Rd. Clark Mich. ai PT SLEEPS FOUR De | Oh aecke eiace _8. Woodward, Birmingham. | 48 PONTIAC 8 | JEROME dream car ies $669 | fat 10 HOUSETRAILER 10 Ae ae ONE cap | _For Sale Used Cars 9 Streamliner four door radio, neat | | Si é : SAILBOAT WATION | Dr. Sed Sale Farm Equipment 76) ‘idea! for deer hunting. Sleeps SAILBOAT ATIONAL. GOO or A | ana Nydramatis, Mowe re Rochester Ford Dealer 5&0 Ford 2: Dr. Sedan I~ Fri wMER Forest, Watkine eee | 1951 BUICK cently overhauled.) 51 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Jet bviack finish. Mile after : ‘age | ALFALFA AND BROME HAY. 38¢ 4 ao oe Porest_wa : = ~ — $445 _. || Radio end heater. This ts the mile of luxurtous economy. §-9073, | bale & up, Case . core stalk cares — Wi" sel! reasonable Transportation Offered 7 Super 4 door radio heater, white . 4] CHEVIE . vecceueccecceee 897. — el that Ind car Runs like | eee gg Set ay é eee S walls dynaflow E-7 eye giass, | 47 Plymouth .....+--.- seeceere 897 oP: : | drag. Ferguson spring tooth bar.| Parkhurst Trailer Sales LEAVING LAST OF NOV. FOR iyo tone paint Good ‘condition 51 BUICK o el oi “scsed rT $689 2-035) Ghewsolet 2 Dr. | er All good condition. Can ‘od a nkeek — at he} savings passenger who will share ariving , $9005 Riviera Coupe, radio, heater & nty ean peal ; D oer eas a cadia, becker. eons 4 20008 Before 300 DO | Boke He Leper Re Tinie | ood eupemses, OL 1-6036 oa | _— (wheat e+ 050 110 8. Saginaw fo henten’ is cen as aiavhen) San mare: ' — Come clean as a whis — CHAIN SAWS. north of Lake Orion. MY 2-4611. LEAVING FoR Fale OT ire | Hlurea Motor Sales AU | wade ara 7 DR. This ws geod cto car (Come one oe Sales, service & rentals. MY 3-8621. xford iT tiler expenses & driving, MY ta 952 W. Huron PE 2.2641. | Me esl _—— _ =" seks | vanes a 'CASE COMBINE 6 FT. CUT, MO- O r¢ | PONTIAC DRIVEAW AY. SER SSGATA. " . . RIVIER 4 s | x tor driven good condition. $400. 120 — §3% Union Street. |BUICK 41 GOOD TRAN te; “53 BUICK é 8 ee as on | ; ; a Hn TR Tae aOTNE ia ART creak Cartanes, “a +3410. ©°"" | Coupe 2 tone paint. radio, neater, ie ‘eae. So Secintaeel re 9 49 Hudson 2 Dr. CORN CRIBS CORN  CRIBBING. SALES load etther way. FE 5-6908. BUICK “52 4@ DOOR SPWCIAL, | Dynefiow and whitewall tires. wanen of Perdier Chovraiet make, | 50 Mercur y2 Dr. ree a power, Body needs filers. ‘Devis ieochinery. Ph. 45| To see the tatest see Stuart's radio ana heater. Exceptionally | $1,695 be Mga ranean "| Radio, beater. eect es reel “it peers, bendy ae | Ortonville, ___| With Jalouste windows aun Wanted Used Cars 88 nice $108). PE 6-199) | ae = nae Ge caus cae “ae money : FARMALL @ TRACTOR, Gasdike Teeta “ahenined | Ane | Be ‘0. 7.080 acai '53 STUDEBAKER a ee ee oie $600 $119 | ; condition. $700. "MA 5-4261. | son keom Geer > driven for 3 years 33 6 LE dition. “ : ‘Mt NEY MAKERS!! | ‘sereeas's root tet wm carry | CALIF. BUYER HERE | giicx a9 —sPectaL 3 book | Commander Starline Coupe Hy-| hd goo tires 1428 Case Lake . MONEY 5 ton ‘ NEEDS 50 SHARP CARS | Radio and heat $85. down. Cark- dramatic and whitewal! tires. 
B Wi th W t | hunting Used Case stalk shredder, like aon AVE 2ent or PE tenes | ooh lpi $1,195 1954 DESOTO V-8 SPORTSMAN. | uy ] arran ed . and se se 8 = A New Generai oly A ILLAC 4. rfl — . See Dr. wee oiee tiatiomes and Great. PRICE THE , kest. [. THEN GET & REAL Nice Ahelp paint clue Sood mpeg wsw: eet C nfidence ' : Used New tte, stan shredder ee ee | | oe and ivory. radio. beater. spot- ; EVROLET $900.00 | O : ‘ | Snontts. New trailers only BIL. SPENCE Hight sett, covers, | windsniesa 50 CH Shee ap at Sale , 5 * ap te 60 months USED CARS shee k ghee, bee “| Convertible with radio, heater a: BR: ) Motor Sales vo ger 28, 2, em hens ccs esoemarie wap vine Game E song nag| Ga UR teeny | SS case at W. Pie Bt FIVE WAYS BETTER , After 8:30 sad 1 Master tires with ony 7 IREDOME DESOTO FOR 1. Thoroughly Inspected | McCormick and John PE 4-0582 Eves. 4 § ovat” 5a PIREDOME = Used Dont’ =f “qpieaders. Mile South of Lake Orion of | gy, call FE seasde, $0 oe mnties, 2 ae ae arene Pym Pay off cmall blanca. 2 R ditioned for Seley ‘ . a a, THE HIG R on as fe 5) PONTIAC ro pongpoirts FE 65-2333. G econdi ae naueneae a ee on ae Cresmiteer ¥ — § ow. soe, DESOTO FIREDOME ¢ 6B 3. Reconditioned for Performance i Tai er need them. Drive the heater and whitewall tires. || 1982 DES niet HOUGHTEN’S vou well. 4540 Dixie CADILLAC, HYDRAMATIC. dan, Light Blue, Radio, , d for Value §28_N. Main Rochester OL 1-9761 will pa pedis ant weeiee. Chvatteet eomm- $845 Low mileage. New Car, Quaren- | . Reconditioned for Va “NOW IS THE TIME — 3 . . Excellent conditton. tee. Down, i “NOW IS THE TIME . J. VANWELT so. MT 42886. month 5. Honestly Described ; CHRYSLER 1040. $19 DOWN AND ; ss ~TO BUY : SLER. 1949. $10 DOW I M Sale 5 assime payments, 464 8. Wood- ' BRAID otor $s 
¢ sei] Bagley Auto Parts | cHiev sie: Dow &_ABSUME mmunity pee wt attnews ar Treaves 4 a | spas P| 50210 oe 464 8. pucetwere. Bir- Motor S al es peor fr : voseb. > 30 CHEVROLET BEL-AIRE, RA- —_ _| BW bate Y C Deal ’ patets| YOUR FARM AUCTION | ",.cunrmcher SeCTIE RE | Inc our Chevrolet er = arive . . 3 ®| has more’ buyers when piss Rech 19g DEEOTO FORDOR. LIOBT 
anpounced in the ee or Bg HS - Pontiac anc Buick Dealer $120.00 Down,’ $33.62 per month. OP EN TL 9 P «M, 
: 7342. 803 N. in, Rochester BR otor Sales for a heteftl ad-writer’s} door. Ciean $165. FR > | Bae ce can a. ¥Puee || 211 S, SAGINAW st | suggestions. - 1b ie and neater" #16-seott ~~ Oure. saatf a ; 7 oe & feast “ 
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__ For Sale Used Cars 9   
  1990 MODEL A. CLEAN. RUN 
Syivs a sack. 1605 Maplewood, S| PACKARD 1960. ——r. es 
seat covers spotuignt loon wacom: For Sale Used Cars 91 
best offer takes.   
Y'all Come 
see Us! We Finance | 
EVERYBODY’S 
j Credit Is Good Here | 
‘ NATIONAL ~~, 
MOTOR SALES 
171 S. Saginaw St.   
. Wood $62 PACKARD aa ae -MAT- 
t¢, 4 door. Completely power brakes Will sacrifice. sa to 6083 
(41 PLYMOUTH 
| ey == Bs cdteake MI +   
DOOR $10 DowN PLYMOUTH «& 
wood For Sale Used ¢ Cars 
ting hares 6. EYDRAMATIC. 
une. 2 tone 
Frcellent conten 1 owner. 
ine POATFIG CUSTOM, ¢' DOOR, 
Star Chief, FE 2-0038.   
  
ernois to Square Lake 
Blackwall, Troy. Mrs. Smith.   
  CLUB COUPE... 
Good condition. $125. FE 17-7005 
| PLYMOUTH “47 SPECIAL DE- 
luge, A-l transportation ie ae | 
  
FE PAULSON 
be re Good Deal 
  66 S. Perry St. 
FE 4-6882 © 
‘48 PLYMOUTH. CHEAP. | r skeen 
between 10 em. and 5 
Ene ROS 
Ld etal $105 340 Bald Bod 
win Ave FE &8-   
STOM CONVER- 1948. 4 DR SEY HOOHT. +180 ; tible, ‘49 Mercury, full race mo-| 127 Lincoln 
tor. 40705. ) PLYMOUTH, RADIO, HEAT.   
~ WE HAVE Over cara. makes and models 
from 1 is to $3400 yoo to cuit | 
CARS, 22 AUBURN 
NASH Swell, SASH e5t VERY avent CLEAN. | 
    
ts. 
deg = nase $1008. Sy ee 
ee 
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4: af 33 FE rai eo 
a 
  
166 =~ OLDEMOBILE 3 DR sic 
, _ Socben 4 ments 4008 ots s wecdeesd  Birmingden | 
OPEN “TLL 9 PLM. 
  
No Risk WHATSOEVER 
  IN THIS 
‘Sl Olds Super 88 Hardtop 
   
  low mileage er 
ee 
ee   
  ‘47, 
er. spotlight aise or best offer 
$14 Argyle pet 4-534 
Pick a 
Winner 
IN THIS 
'51 Plymouth 
Cranbrook 4 Dr. 
SMART APPEARANCE 
real ECONOMY ‘Sunday 
Clean” inside with light 
_@reen factory finish For 
ADDED pleasure the radio 
and heater are offered a 
no additiona] cost This fine 
PAMILY CAR is yours for 
    $695 | {SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 
For Your Convenience   
1992 PLYMOUTH TUDOR. RADIO 
Heater Seat Covers, New Tires. 
Dark Green Finish. $178 00 Down 
$35.21 per month 
BRAID Motor Sales Cass st W Pike &t. 
PE 23-0186   1984 PONTIAC STARCHIEF CATA- 
0 
: GOOD CONDITION. 
          with extras. 
tire meree used. 6200 miles. 
. Plateau 
  1953 PONTIAC 8, 4 DOOR DE-   
Liat rage 1954 
3600 miles OR 3-0756 
reaceD “SALE. 
= » Needs some work 
“iiss PONTIAC “CUSTOM -— «DR 
i’ - 
loaded with extras. $2,000 
T0172. 
1951 PONTIAC, ¢ nae 
i _conditoon, Clean. $705. FE 2-2684 
ont SPONTIAC. 
  
\ ~~ PONTIAC. re ARCHIE cus- 
tom, eigh: cylinder, 4 door, hy- 
dramatic power nrskes 
side walls sun vis 
accessories, FE  2-2080 
and ‘Mesut other extras 
milea one owner FE 48448 
1954 PONTIAC BLUE CON 
vertible Has wire wheels, 
white side walls hydra 
matic, radio. heater and 
other access WE 2-0882   
1953 7 DOOR PONTIAC “DELUXE || 
Lies reen, completely equipped, 
low mileage — “4 Rood 
Berg ain price. Call 
p.m. or all ¢ dav. igs 
ites NTIAC ’ STARCHIEP CAT. 
reser atic, 
_cessories: 600" miles erence aie 
rey. good cond 
_Hwy. OR | 
PONTIAC ‘54 = “STARCHIEF CUS- 
tom 4 door coral and white 
$2080 FE 2-4455 after 5 p.m 
BY OWNER 1954 PONTIAC 8 
Star Chie: 4 door sedan. hydro- 
pare excellent condition, FE 
42 - 
luze. hydramatic, radio and 
heater, white "ide wall tires, load- 
ed with extras 11,500 miles Per- 
fect condition, $1500 _ FE 5-6489 
| ipsa PONTIAC 8 
PONTIAC, ‘53, 4 DOOR DELUXE. 
  
‘33 PONTIAC 6. DELUXE 
gee ‘i. 2 DOOR 
and heater. 
re “sive     
1954 
STUDEBAKER 
door, heat and overdrive Clean 
+10. 
  
    Ae oe |) 
luxe, 4 door Hydramatic Radio, BARGAINS. 
. conan 080. 6-080 *1953 Willys 2? door, Radio heater 
a 2 after 5 —T ——— Mai and overdrive 1 owner Like new, 
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. | ite FOWTIAG 7 DOOR NYDRA. gee. aud-en Radio beter end | matic, radio, heater Nice clean, overdrive. 
=) ear. 36 8. Jessie Bt Teal Studevake® Com aac. 04 
PEN 'TIL9 P.M st || an ~~ ——— tain; 4 door 2 tone blue. FE NORTH PONTIAC AUTO SALES 
For Wour Convenience 2-6773, after 5:00 p.m. 312 W. Montcalm rE +asi 1 
int. white walls , 
OL | 
4 poor ‘viens! 
60 PONTIAC | 
convertible. Radio heater ae | 
Chief. 7.000 miles Fully 
FE 
white | other 
Se PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE. | 
door Hydramatic Radio 
Low 
Pa a 7oN BL oF AND ition | 
amp-Inn Restaurant OF” Dine 
1166 sp with 
  Radio, heater, — extras. 
13,800 miles. FE 2-9570 | 
3 STANDARD TWO 
4 DOOR. | 
fully ve S06. Perfect. os Hua- 
ELUXE. | \eisosie i 
‘” STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ¢ 
. T. be wet oF ieee v1 
SE RKER "NO DOWN | payment, a yam over pay- | 
drive. Runs good. No money down 
- Carkners +3410. | 
ARE ‘ CHAMP 2 
No money down Carkners, MI   
  
\| other extras This ts a B 
AIN! 
DELUXE 4, 
door. Hydramatic. all accessories 
_Spotiess 2164 Avondale _FE 23-3700 | \ 
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\ heater and Dynaflow.. 
sesccs Bly 895   
"$2 Pontiac 4 dr., De- 
luxe, radio and heater 
; . $1,095 eee ee eer tesee 
BRING ‘83 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr., 
sadio and heater, sl 195 
OVER: | 49 Ford 2dr., radio and 
| heater seccecceee  HeF. $245 
    
   
    
   
  and 
- $365 "49 Buicks—2 dr. 
4 dr. Choice at... 
radio 
$693 *$1 Chev. 4 dr., 
and heater ...... 
  
  radio, 
$3 Buick 2 dr., radio, "51 Mercury 2 dr., ra- 
dio, heater, see it today 
$795 eee OFC RPP eee HH He 
$1 Buick 4 dr., Sune 
 Dynaflow, jet black . 
eee eeee ee ener eere Pr 
‘51 Kaiser 4 dr. No 
money down on cars 
under $500 ....... $395 
YOUR. 48 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, 
heater, Hydramatic .. 
$145 an Sete ceseaeevaes fee 
SIXTY *S2 Chev. 2 dr., Deluxe, 
radio and héater.. . $945 
’SO Chevs. —2 dr. and 4 
dr. Choice at..... $495 
50 Buick Sed., radio, 
heater, Dynaflow. . $395 [OLIVER BUICK Over 24 Years a Good Place to Buy 
GOOD VALUES GALORE 'S1 Ford 2 dr., radio, 
heater, blue finish, $695 
4 Credit EASILY Arranged "Sl Stude. Club Coupe, 
es tires and paint.. 
eevee e eee $545 eevee ene 
OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M "52 Buick 4 dr., radio, 
‘heater and Dynaflow.. 
errr: syoOnacE $1, 305 
TITLE 'S| Pontiac Deluxe. A 
fine one for....... $895 
CARS $2 Plym. 4 dr., radio 
and heater ...... $895 
210 ORCHARD LAKE '49 Olds, radio, heater 
and Hydramatic. . .$495 
i NEW BUICKS COMING Over 30 Transportation 
specials. Nothing down! 
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 
| OLIVER BUICK |. OPEN TILL 10 P. M. 
210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE.2- 9101   Chrysler A brand - new CHRYSLER 
WINDSOR DELUXE four door 
with power steering radio. 
heater whitewall tiree and 
$650 OR YOUR OLD CAR DOWN 
Plymouth 1954 CLUB COUPE Beautiful 
two toned beige and brown, 
economical overdrive 
transmissién, large eight tube 
fadio largé two-unit heater 
undercoating chrome wheel 
covers and tinted glass. 
Save $650 DEMONSTRATOR 
Plymouth 1984 POUR DOOR, the popular 
SAVOY MODEL fith an at- 
tractive 2 toned green finian, 
power steering. Powerflite 
|] transmission, large radio, large 
heater, direction signals. chromé 
wheel covers and windshield 
washers You .the buver can 
~~ $600 ON THIS DEMONSTRATOR 
Chrysler A brand-new CHRYSLER NEW 
YORKER NEWPORT HARD- 
TOP. A beautiful beige color, 
power steering and every extra. 
for only — 
$3,175 
Plymouth 1954 PLYMOUTH STATION 
WAGON Seutcece as follows: 
Tinted glass, werflite trans- 
wer steering. atr- 
8, two tone grey mission. 
foam cush 
$2,233 
Lincoln 6-8410 - KELLER *29 OVER COST Your Choice of 
THE 40 
New and Used Cars Left 
USED ‘pv 
1949 MERCURY 
FOUR DOOR Metallic blue 
finish in excellent condition 
arge radio heater direction 
signels interior ts spotiess. 
perfect mechanically and fine 
tires 
J $375 
1940 BUICK 
LIMITED — A -showptece tf 
there ever was one. there isn't 
a car like this in « thousand. 
Interior like new, excellent mo- 
tor, no rust on body, four 
brand-new whitewall tires, ra- 
dio. heater and directional sig- 
nals. One owner 
19590 CHEVROLET HARDTOP Maroon and biack with radio. heater. dual spot- 
Nights and clean interior 
$625 
19530 NASH FOUR DOOR The nicest little 
Nash you've seen. with déver- 
drive transmission, radio. heat- 
er direction signals, low mile- 
age excellent tires and one 
owner Body itn perfect conai- 
tien intertor AG 
MONEY DOWN' 
$27 24 per month 
1951 CHRYSLER HARDTOP The WINDSOR 
MODEL with two tone paint. 
whitewall tires, large eight 
tube radio, large heater, auto- 
matic transmission, direction 
signals and other accessories 
A car that deserves admiration spotless 
$775 
1952 SFUDEBAKER FOUR DOOR equ with 
heater cearavien! direction 
signals and other accessories 
The only description for this 
EXCELLENT car ts 
$625 
1951 CHRYSLER 
NEW YORKER FOUR DOOR 
Beautiful green paint, 180 h p 
engine, radio heater. direction 
signals and fine tires The car 
for us — the a for YOU 
1982 CHEVROLET 
TWO DOOR tith = gleaming 
black finish. spotless interior, 
the minimum of accessories. 
but the maximum of miles left 
for you! 
$725 
See These Wonderful Cars at 
479 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM 
WOODWARD & 13% MILE RD.. ROYAL OAK 
-KOCH, Mldwest 6-1200 
P.S. — Come in Tonight. We're Open 9-9! | 
| GOODWILL USED CARS "NOT A NAME, BUT A POLICY” 
iStock No. 3669-4) 19830 PONTIAC two door with radio and heater. 
$395 
1949 MERCURY Club (oupe radio, heater ard 
overdrive. (Stock No 3639-4) 
$395 - 
1983 PONTIAC two door, tully equipped. Fine 
car. (Stock No, 3631) 
1949 DFE SOTO four door, radio, heater and auto- 
matic transmission. (Stock No. 3646) 
P48 PONTIAC ve i) radw and heater. 
(Stock No 3655-. 
1947 PONTILAC CONVERTIBLE, radio and heat- 
“ey iStock No. 3695-A) 
1%3 PONTIAC ‘Custom Catalina. radio, heater, 
Hydramatic. (Stock No. 3697) 
$1595 ‘lhese are just a few of the trade-ins we're getting on the great new 1955 
Pontiace. See us today for your “Goodwill Buy” 1954 CHEVROLET two door, radio and 
(Stock No. 3701) 
$1345 
1951 STUDEBAKER Sedan with radio and heat- 
er “(Stock No. 3703-A) 
$479 
1951 FORD Sedan with radio and heater. 
No. 3711-A) 
$620 
1950 PONTIAC Chieftain two door, radio and 
(Stock No. 3718) 
$079 heater. 
1933 BUICK § and Dvnaflow. (Stock No. 3728) 
$1695 
19853 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3729) 
S175 
1949 CHEVROLET two door sedan with radio 
(Stock No. 3712-A) 
$295 and heater. 
in a “Goodwill Used Car.” 
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 1954 Pontiacs. Choice of several models, 
4 Doors and Catalinas. 
Tremendous Savings! Hurry! 
“Buy Your Car From a Dealer You Know” 
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE , FACTORY BRANCH 
63 Mt. Clemens St. at Mill PHONE FE 37117 “ATION WAGON. Radio, heater PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 
heater. 
(Stock 
  
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Galore - 
are at an all-time tow for 
AND BRAKES. CENSE NUMBER EU 54-68. 
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1952 TUDOR. RADIO AND HEATER. LICENSE NUMBER 
$889 
FORD 1936 COUPE—LIKE NEW. 
HENRY J 
1963 TWO DOOR. OVERDRIVE 
& SNOW TIRES. LICENGE 
NUMBER GC 04-26. 
$595 
CHEVROLET 1950 BEL AIR WITH RADIO, 
CHEVROLET 1953 CONVERTIBLE, RADIO. TER & POWERGLIDE HEA . ise 
CENSE NUMBER BJ 92-00. 
$1,287 
STUDEBAKER 1951 —_V-8 ENGINE. LICENSE NUMBER AP 90-61. 
CHEVROLET 1952 SEDAN WITH RADIO, HEATER AND POWER GLIDE. LICENSE NUMBER EE 57-60. 
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THEY GOTTA GO! 
SALE Rock-Bottom 
Prices 
Our gigantic sale has already convinced our customers 
weed car oon Breryihing oo bargain 
Drive home an 
PLYMOUTH 
SEDAN WITH RADIO HEATER. REAL SHARP 
$595 
HUDSON 1949 -— LICENSE WUMBER 
KP 24-30 7 
$187 
OLDSMOBILE 
“96° SEDAN. LICENSE 
——— WM 29-47. 
$367 
STUDEBAKER 1949 STARLITE COUPE. LI 
CENSE aetyt AG 88-08 1961 
AND 
NASH 1959 RAMBLER SERIES LI- 
CEN: NUMBER 38-02. 
“$689 
CHEVROLET 1980 CONVERTIBLE WITH RA- 
DIO, AND HEATER. A REAL 
NICE LICENSE NUMBER 
BS 80-78. 
$498 
FORD 1949 CAB AND CHASSIS. 
$295 
CHEVROLET 1982 PANEL TRUCK. LICENSE 
NUMBER 70-43 CA. 
_ $595 
KAISER 17 FORDOR —— LICENSE 
NUMBER EA 3 
CHEVROLET 1963 SPORT COUPE WITH RA- 
Hurry! 
ss.   _ Good car. ' Chevrolet, Black 
      JEROME'S Bright Spot 
CLEAN-UP SALE We're clearing out the lot to make way for the trade-ins on the new 1955 
Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. The prices tell the story ; 
 CHEAPIES” 
WANTA SELL ‘EM To make room for more “Sharpies.” 
No money down on any car under $500. 
40. $95 finish and ee ee ew we 
sound body. Just the car for 
the kids. 
‘46 $195 Pontiac Sport Coupe, jet black 
finish. looks and runs oe 
Ready toe go. ; 
‘49 | Kaiser eoten: Derk, green With oe © © ee 
redio, heater and overdrive 
transmission. 
gegen aed: 
— acd tires "was a 
.. $195 46 3 Pord fordor ® 
finish and radio and hester. 
48 $235 Mercury 4 dr., tight grey fnish, 
radio, — geod transporte- 
go. 
47»... $265 Chevrolet teder wih green fin- 
Economy ish, radio and heater. 
plus. 
48. Chevrolet. real sharp 4 door 
sedan With radio, heater and 
many . extras. + © © oe 
oe 8 eee 
| JE OME'S “Bri $195 ‘49 $365 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. 
— and automatic. on on Jet 
‘49 $445 Olds 68 4 dr. sedan with radio, 
heater. seat covers and maroon 
finish. ;] 8 © + we 
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Pord 2 dr. Custom good 
Hoes good motor, radio and 
heater. 
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ag radio, heater, 
Hydramatic, whitewalls, body needs some : 
‘ 
90 ...... $595 Mercury Club — 
dio, heater white 
Sr 
‘90 . $645 ce "Chieftain Dotan for- 
oral radio, heater and Hy- 
‘50 ...... $695) ’ 0... 2 @r., 4,000 miles, radio, heater, seat cov- 
0 end ether extras. “vr 5S $1145 
  these cars must be sold! 
" SHARPIES " GOTTA SELL ‘EM 
To make room for trade-ins 
on the new Olds. & Cadillacs. 
‘00... .... $695. * © © © © 
Olds. os & one beautiful Pontiae 3 dr 
_tnterior, ple ne blue finish, ra- a ae. 
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                 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 12, 1954 f   
    
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  Si Jordan 1 
Rising Producer Listed in Programs of 
Bob Hope Show. and 
Comedy Hour 
By C, E, BUTTERFIELD 
NEW YORK (® — Out of Peoria, 
Tll., came-two Jim Jordans, to. put 
their imprint upon the networks, 
but in different ways. 
Jim the elder is more familiarly 
known as Fibber McGee, and, with 
Molly, is going strong on radio 
five nights a week. 
Jim Jr. has gone into television, 
ents, but as a producer. 
. As a matter of fact, his name 
is appearing regularly in such 
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again . . . at other places. 
“The Met was so well-behaved, you could have heard a Big 
Name drop,” somebody said. 
* * 
I don’t wish to put the sartorial knock on Producer Mike Todd, 
the well-dressed bum from Milwaukee and St. Paul. 
But the Best-Dressed gee 
Eddie and Debbie stayed for 
  MR. AND MRS. TUCKER 
in full dress; Gene Tunney wore matching shoes and carried 
his topper; Harry Gould wore accordion-pleated shirt and chin- 
chilla shorts; and the other Best-Dressed Men included: " 
x * 
  Stanley Garfinkel, 
bought me a drink.afterward. 
Maybe the Met’s quieted down to a 
woman wearing a mask and a guy claim- 
ing to be a maharajah because we're all 
so much older. 
But Gene and Ali were at El Morocco |” 
and the Copa this year's opening night | 
*. . » Gene looking lean, lovely and lus- = 
. and THAT could be tomor- cious. . 
row’s news. 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Neal Hefti, Arthur Godfrey's band- 
leader who quit after a fight 
boss, is back—as music arranger . 
didn’t take long—there’s already a song 
called “Josanne,” 
gal... named for 
the Cy Howards 
scrapping already? . 
leaves Decca Jan. 1. 
x xe * * 
Saratoga expects gambling again in PEGG poaean 
‘36 . , . Daily Double: Peggy Ann Garner = 
and publicity m@n Bill Stutman at Johnny Johnston’s Charcoal 
Room. ; ( 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Fred Allen said at Chez Carle 
he wouldn’t see “Peter Pan” because, “I don’t like anti- 
anything shows—and this one is anti-pirates.” , , 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: There are so many medical dramas 
on TV these days, claims Peter 
gg heb: «eG benny EILERS WRITES THA’ 
tin baloney. a, Weld tle 
up the car Met Opening So Quiet 
Men’s Dress Is News By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—“The Opera Opening” has become so tame that! 
for a story the other night I had to pick its Best-Dressed MEN 
. or tell how Gene Tierney and Ali Khan were together 
— 
Swarthout’s husband, by reason of a lame vest that sparkled 
like a carnival spieler’s false tooth. 
Mae West opera at the Latin Quarter. 
It reminded me of Sherry’s Bar in other years. 
Jimmy Donahue, Clyde Newhouse, Tom Rogers, Robert Sweeney, 
Conrad Thibaut, Rudolph Bing, Charles Revson, Cesar Siepi, 
Earl Blackwell and 
Richard Tucker, the. great singer, who 
. Peggy Nelson’s resuming TV 
work here after four months in Italy. 
Mrs. Horace Dodge will give a party | 
for daughter-in-law Gregg Sherwood to 
show there's no hard feelings . 
(Gloria Grahame) 
. «Gordon Jenkins | 
- + » That’s earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1954)   
x * 
was Frank Chapman, Gladys 
an act before leaving to see the 
Remember Dick Knight 
standing on his high hat? 
Mrs. Doherty thumbing her 
. » » Jullana 
Betty (Legs) Henderson pop- 
ping her gams up on a table? 
x * * 
But this time Hope Hamp- 4 
ton wearing her money (in 
jewels) and Margaret Tru- 
man leoking the most radiant 
in her career (she was with 
Mrs. Leonard Warren and 
her brother, Roy Lieflin) were 
the most exciting personali- 
ties . . . except those Best- 
Dressed Men. 
Let's see—Gen. Ridgway was 
x * 
with the 
. it Parole Board. 
Gets New Head Pascoe, Controversial 
Long - Time Chairman, 
ld E> 
ptt I Young dim first directed ‘the 
Comedy Hour in 1950, when he 
switched from drama to variety. 
That was in New York, and 
when the program was moved to 
Hollywood he went along. Right 
now he is in England with Hope 
to direct a kinescope recording 
Hope is making for his tegular 
TV appearance on Dec. 7. 
Born in Peoria 31 years ago, 
Jim Jr. was brought up in show 
business, with his parents in vaude- 
ville and then radio. He attended 
Jim's wife is actress Peggy 
Knudsen and they have three 
young daughters, 
Arnold Toynbee 
‘Doesn't Expect 
U.S.-Red War   
PHILADELPHIA #—British his- 
torian Arnold J. Toynbee does not 
expect a third world war involving 
the United States and Soviet Rus- 
  
  not as a performer like hig par- 
programs as the Comedy Hour 
and the Bob Hope shows oa TV. | 
   
    Fibber McGee’ s Son. Takes to Telev ¢ = 6... 
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TONIGHT'S TV NIGHLICHTS 
6:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Bargain 
Day,” film. (9) Capt..Video. Ad- 
venture film. (4) Time fr Mu- 
6:30—(7) Heart of City. Patrick 
Auctioneer,” * 
Telecomics. Cartoons. 
(4) Showcase of Stars. Variety. 
(2) News Ace. Ken Cline, Van 
Patrick. 
6:45—(9) Frankie Conners. Music. 
(2) TV. Weatherman. Dr. Ev- 
erett R. Phelps. 
7:00—(T) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
Puppet show. (9) Boston Blackie. 
A friend is killed in a gambling 
million dollar bet. (4) Star Play- 
house. “Richard and the Lion,” 
about a wife's fondness for 
horses, starring Joanne Dru. (2) 
Favorite Story. “How Much 
Land. Does a Man Need?" 
7:30—-(7) Rin Tin tin. A mountain 
lion complicates the search for 
a stray mare. (9) Friendly The- 
ater. ‘Smart ga " with 
(4 
Eddie Sonegrenars ed, 55 (2) News. 
“Doug Edwards. 
7:46—(4) News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry 
Como. Songs. 
8:00—(7) Ozzie and Harriet. David 
competes with Thorny’s son for 
ushering job. (4) Red Buttons. 
Pvt.. Buttons organizes a camp 
show. (2) Mama. Mama dips 
into culture in “‘Mama and Her 
Grove of Athens.” 
8:30—(7) Ray Bolger Show. Pete 
Morsisey turns press agent and 
Ray gets into woman trouble. 6:15--(9) News. a cot (4 |. 
News. 
7:15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. | 
(4) Life of Riley. Riley tries to |. 
prove—himself a—connoisseur_of |11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with fine art, starring William 
Bendix. (2) Topper. A 10-year- 
old prodigy doesn't believe in 
9:30—(7) The Vise. “‘The Diamond 
Expert,"" a man commits mur- 
der and finds himself trapped. 
(9) The Norths, Richard Den- 
ning, Barbara Britton.in “Week- 
end Murder.” (4) Dear Phoebe. 
’ Comedy with Peter Lawford. (2) 
Our Miss Brooke. Mr. Conklin 
  
10:00—(7) Pasput” to Danger 
with Cesar Romero. (9) Chance 
of a Lifetime. ‘The Four 
Esquires,"’ try for a third vic- 
tory. (4) Cavalcade of Sports. 
Middleweight boxing bout: 
Ralph ‘“‘Tiger’’ Jones vs. Hector 
Constance. (2) The Line-Up. The 
police are perplexed by wealthy 
matron's attempted suicide. 
10:30—(7) Sherlock Holmes. ‘‘Red- 
Lives." Counterspy drama with 
Richard Carlson. 
10:45—(4) Greatest Moments in 
Sports. 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Wynonie 
Harris, guest. (9) National 
News. (4) News. (2) News. 
11:15 — (7) Theater. ‘‘Black 
Magic,” with Orson Welles, film. 
(9) Good Neighbor Theater. 
“Why Girls Leave Home.” (4) 
little show. Variety. (2) Rasslin’ 
from Texas. 
  os oer = Ss ee 
| painting Contest : Steve Allen. Erroll 
guest. 
SATURDAY MORNING 
9:15—(4) News. 
)\9:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. 
9:45—(2) Michigan State College. 
10:60—(7) Back tn God. (4) Happy Holly Ranch. (2) Wayne Univer- 
sity. 
10:30—(7) Smilin’ Ed. 
10:45—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons. 
11:00—(T) Space Patrol. (4) Rough 
Riders. (2) Sinema. 
11:18—(2) Cartoons. 
11:30—(7) Cowboy Show. (2) Ab- 
bott and Costello. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00--(7) McKenzie’s Saturday 
Party. (4) RFD No. 4. (2) Big 
Top. . 
1:00—(2) Lone Ranger. 
1:30—(2) Uncle Johnny Coons. 
1:45—(9) Prayer, Billboard. 
Canadian Pro Football. 
2:00—(9) Big Four Football. 
Don McLeod. . 
2:15—(7) Pre-game. 
headed League,” (9) Follow |». : . Ale. ahaa. - %:380—(7) Geo. Tech. vs. Ala 
“Hot Fur.” (2) “I Led Three |3:00—(9) Western Feature. (2) 
Playhouse. 
4:00—(2) Movie Party. 
4:30—(9) Film Pair. 
4:45—(7) Scoreboard. 
Varieties. 
6:00—(7) Heart of Detroit. (4) Vocal 
(9) 
&:15—(4) Garden Show. 
§:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) West- 
ern Feature. (4) Michigan Con- 
  
Diphtheria Outbreak 
Quarantines Homes      
     
   
   
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A x + 9 ing the person he believes respon- | 
sible for the original diphtheria | 
contagion last week, 
He said the outbreak ended a 
five-year period in which Grand 
  
er Bear, a full blood Creek Indian 
from Checotah, Okla., got his deer 
yesterday in an area where some 
hunters have been using bow and 
” dead it bo had weed Gat won 
on, Bear replied: 
“No, that white man’s way. In- 
dian use 30-30."     
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  Wessinger, Asin Afbor health offi- | Toledo | || 3149 W. Huree 
Nielsen Hardware 2182 S$. Telegraph Rd. — '. Mile N. of Square Lk. Rd. PONTIAC’S FIRST 
TV SERVICE DEALER! 
BLAKE-RADIO AND TV SERVICE Authorised Factory Service to: 15 Difterent Menutecturers 
FE 4-5791 
  
  
  
OIL-TANKS = FILTERS . 275 ‘28 
. $3.50   
T sonchaetel the SUPER FLAME HEATER 
in Our Store   
MONOGRAM       WALL: FURNACE 
PLUMBING - HEATING “FOLD-BAK” DOOR . . .$19.95 DISAPPEARING 
STAIRWAYS 
FE 40127       
  12%4-In. RCA Console 
DOWN . 
$g=00 a 
Ss } Week! 
  
              All good sets that we have taken in 
on larger screen sales. Here are a few of the tre- 
30-DAY GUARANTEE! 
16-In. RCA Console, blond 
12¥4-In. RCA Table Model 
21-In. Phileo Console __. 
21-In. Motorola Table Model 
12-In. Motorola Table Model 
12'%4-In. Motorola Console 
21-In. Emerson Table Model 
16-In.. Admiral Console 
12'14-In. Admiral Console 
COMBINATIONS: 
10-in. Admiral Combination 
12¥4-In. Admiral Combination 
12¥4-In. RCA Combination . 
$10 - $15 - $20   
  
HAMPTON -TV SALES — SERVICE 
825 West Huron Street 
Neer Tel-Huren 
Open EVERY EVENING.   Rapids had no diphtheria cases.|Sarah Mabel Sisson, 71, well- 
ednesday who died W ’ 
White Man Heap Fool Miss Sisson was a member of 
to Use Bow and Arrow the editorial staff of the weekly 
MUSKOGEE, Okla. (UP)—Turn- Banner 48 years. Before Garner, |   
  
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WARD'S TELEVISION 
CITY WIDE SERVICE 
        
  
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OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 
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State: Farmer, 87, Plans Own Funeral ST. JOHNS, —I{ death came 
tomorrow, Gottfried Ottmar, 87, 
would be fully prepared. 
More than 700 brochures are now 
at the printer’s office, waiting to 
be distributed ‘soon after he dies. 
They describe the funeral at his 
“late home,” list the musical se- 
lectiong and pallbearers and in- 
clude a one-page biographical 
sketch, 
On the cover page is Ottmar’s 
  
  
Attention         
      
    
   
  Farmers! 
See the New 
Aluminum 
Roofing "Call for Demonstration 
and Free Estimate! 
ALL. TYPES OF 
ROOFING 
3 Years to Pay! 
yo Ce. 
2010 Dixle Highway 
FE 24211   
  
  
        
Oakland Fuel & Paint Co. 
436 Orchard Loke 
FE 5-6159 . 
PHILLIPS ABLETS       Chicago minister chosen by (tt- 
mar to deliver his final eulogy. 
Ottmar, farmer and former at- 
torney, does not consider himself 
eccentric for making such elabo- 
rate preparations for..the. death he 
knows is not too far away. He 
looks at it from a practical point | 
of view, : 
His friends are numerous in Clin- | 
ton County, but he nevertheless is 
alone in the world, without a 
living relative. His only child, a 
son, died in 1899, two years after | 
he married Daisy Ruth Hildreth. | 
His wife died 13 years ago, leaving | 
him alone in their rambling 28- 
room farmhouse outside St. Johns. 
“There is nothing odd about 
this,” he said. “Now that my 
wife is gone, nobody would know 
what. to do with me if I didn’t 
give them the details, 
“I'm known all over this county |   
  iand the folks would expect some- | 
| thing. My duty is to arrange my 
|funeral in advance. When I go, 
everything is set, I'm willing all 
of my assets to charity. Even the 
cats are provided for.” 
Ottmar wants a male choir to | 
furnish music at his funeral be-| 
cause “I don’t want a woman | 
screaming over me.” 
Because there will be no one | 
left to mourn ‘for him, he is | 
asking that his body be cre- 
mated and the ashes deposited 
on the family lot in Boughton | 
Cemetery in Clinton County, | 
He wil] have a Masonic funeral | 
and his mission in life will be | 
  
$3 Million in Bonuses 
for Uranium Finds 
  
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Budget Terms Available! 
_ EPPERT’S” / CAMERA SHOP THE INSIDE 
STORY OF 
BINOCULAR 
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| one clans \ On the last page of Ottmar’s 
brochure are excerpts from his 
tion: 
“Take care of your: living and 
your dying will take care of itself.” ‘lander became hysterical and ; F 
‘Mice Can Be Expensive | 
JERSEY CITY, N. J. ® — 
| mouse jum 
| New York, was carrying while 
iworking in a factory. Mrs. Hy- 
  
  reau awarded her $3,189.25 for 
re- ' carp.   
Gold fish are closely refited to 
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 
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quired medical treatment. The Thief Scrambles Eggs 
| State Workmen’s ‘Compensation Bu- |’ 
SAN FRANCISCO W — Grocer 
ped out of a box Mrs. permanent and temporary disabi}- | Robert Bryan kept all his eggs— 
diary, which include this observa- | Catherine Hylander, 45, of West ity plus over $700 in medical fees. |17 dozen—in one basket. A thief grabbed it and ran, 
Eggs kept pl to the pave- ment but Special Patrolman Ar-   thur Torres finally captured the - 
thief, with only 31 unbroken eggs. 
He got 30 days in jail. 
  Twenty-eight elephants were ex-| | 
ported from India during the six 
months ending in September of 
1953. 
    
  OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT ‘til 9 P.M. --- TERRIFIC 
Bis 
be 
men’s romeos 
quality leathers in 
all men's sizes. 
Shoe Dept. 
Main Floor 
    ¥ 
5-Cell Flashlight 6 to § Saturday Night 
Reg. 1.98 $] 
    Bright 5-cell flashlight has pre- 
Com- set focus ... sends 
beam great distances! 
plete with bulb. Similar! 
  These Specials on Sale Saturday--6 to 9 P.M. Only 
     
       
   Tomorrow Night Only... 
Limited Quantities! Sorry, 
No Phone Orders or C.0.D.'s   
Regular 1.98 
  wash dresses 1" 
Bright, colorful 80-sq cottons in many 
favorite styles; zipper front, button 
front, shirt- waist! Women's and 
misses’ 
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear—ind Floor Regular 
    phone. chair 
Save ever §7 on this telephone chair. 
Has side arm to hold phone... 
added comiort! See it tomorrow night. 
Furniture—2nd Floor 88 12.95 } 
for 
  
Regular 1.98 
           
Tough Spor Varnish 
Resists Acids & Strong Soaps 
mei 799 @ ‘Use outside for boats, station 
wagons; indoors on furniture, 
woodwork and cabinets. High 
gloss resists sun and rain. 
# De; ears Basement fall handbags 
Smart plastics in favorite pouch style 
for Fall! Assorted shapes and sizes — 
all reduced 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow night. 
Accessories Dept—Main Floor   
girls’ pajamas 
1%. o7 | Regular 2.98 
  Honeylane cotton flannel pj's for girls in 
sizes 7 to 14. Assorted colors. 
Girls’ Wear—2nd Floor 
    
    
  Hond Warmers 
Saturday Nite Only—$ to 8 
Rey. 19 OOS Uses no flame, but maintains 
even, warm temperature for 24 
hours on single filling. Fits in. 
pocket. Fluid extra. 
      
  
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Reg. 1.49 77¢ Firmly sewn good quality corn 
will take long, hard use. Wood 
handle feels comfortable, light 
and easy to use. Save! 
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sOUseworer—e&   
  
      
   FE'5-6615 
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ae PED oe MSE CS ar ere     Household Brooms 
Lightweight, Kitchenette Type 
    _ Notches for Slips, Skirts 
mete & ' BBe Sturdy plastic in clear trans- 
parent... won't break when 
dropped. Form fitted rfeckline, 
swivel hooks. 
Notions Dept.—Main Floor 
      14-Pe. Tool Sets 
Real Tools for Real Jobs 
Reg. 1.98 $] 
Co.aplete for fun or practical 
work! Each well made for its 
job. Packed in sturdy steel box 
with handy work book.      
      
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    26-Piece Train Outfits 
Reg. 5.98 Happi-Time Quality _ 
Set includes rugged all plastic engine that smokes, 
box car, gandola and a caboose plus 6 plastic signs and 
137-inches of oval track, switches. For Saturday night! 
Toy Dept.—Sears 
OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS UNTIL XMA 
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Plastic Sheet Sale 
Tack Over Windows, Screens 
nos. te 31.44 Clear, transparent sheet tacked 
over window shuts out rain, 
snow and cold. Clean with 
damp dloth. 36x72-inch. 
T U Hardware De f 
    
   
    
  Peanut Clusters 
Coated with Milk Checolate 
Reg. 1% = G6 A¢ Lb Use as dessert or as an added 
treat — luscious clusters of 
Spanish peanuts chocolate cov- 
ered. Save now! 
Condy Dept—Main Floor 
Fitted Weshiest Prints. 6 10-8 P. M. 
“Reg. 3 D7 Ya. 
Assorted novelty and Fall pat- 
terns. 36-in. wide. Smooth-tex- 
ture wearing. 6 to 9 Sat- 
urday night only! - 
. Yard Goods—Mein Floor 
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tender 
Main Floor 
sagging floors and beams. Adjust from 5-ft. to 
7-ft. 9-in. in height. Save now! 
Buil M St. Bsmt. 
  
Terry , 
      
    
        
    
              Remnonts ‘Nylon Panel Sale For 6 to 9 P. M. Only Save 78c on 40x@1-Inch 
Reg. 1.19 4Q¢ va. Reg. 1.79 = $] Ea. Wonderful absorbent te: loth §= Exgqisitely tai 
that can be used poggl bor bonca Phaergy ay ao aprons 
cloths, towel, cleaning and 
dusting! 36-in. wide. 
Farnishings=-Main Floor 
      in white. Choose from 6 
to 9 Saturday night 
Curtain Dept—Main Floor 
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ney Brief Sale