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_Rochester, Avon Thrive
ites Are Rich |
in | Beauty, History — By CONRAD N, CHURCH
* ‘Editor's Note-This is wade ean ot hake he he st in @ seties of articles describing the
Rochester and Avon Township are as rich in history as they are
in natural beauty for it was here that the first settlement in Oakland)
County oécurred.
-~.-The first settlers came on Mareh-17, 1817. They were James Graz
ham and his son Alexander and Christopher Hartsough and their
Pi gee *
oe nee
families. A record of their coming appears on a marker which bas!
been placed on a white frame building at 116 East Third Street in
Rochester, It reads as follows: ,
“March 17, 1817, the first, log house in Avon Township was built |
on this lot. In 1818 the first white child was bern m Avon and the |
first school was held in the house.”
The next year John Hersey made the first-entry of land, paying)
$2 am acre for it. Soon the first saw mii] and grist mill were erected
on the shores of Paint Creek, since water power in the early days was
all important. Last of Hungary
FallsBeneath
Red Juggernaut Oniy Scattered Pockets
of Resistance; Estimate
20,000 Patriots ‘Dead
VIENNA \— The over- whelming power of Rus-
sia’s huge military machine * * *
In 1826. Gov. Cass, Austin E. Wing and Charles Larned laid out the
original plan of the village, containing nine houses, The First Con-
gregational Church was organized July 1, 1827..
Rochester was incorporated as a village in 1869. It became a home
rule villagé with its own charter in 1948, The present village occupies
1.6 square miles.
Aven Township was organized in 1835. The first township meeting
was held April 6, 1835 when William Price was gocted as tts first
Guperviser end Hiram Higley as the first clerk.
“The famous canal that was to be dug with pick and shovel all the
Mt. Clemens to Rochester by 1844. It still may be seen along Avon
Road. One good spot to look is at Yates’ Cider Mill.
Among the names that arouse nostalgic memories in the minds of
older residents of Rochester are Stoneys@feek, North Hill, the Western ance.
hmoved relentlessly today}
| yey-mcross-tower-Michigan was begun in 1838, They had dug it from against the last-pockets—of}
Hungarian national resist-| .
The only major pocket!
left inside ruined Budapest;
at Osepel Island, =
of the nation’s biggest. in
The Western Knitting Mills at one time had a plant with 111,000 ‘dustrial complex. Workers
square feet of floer space and employed upwards of 500 people. It) Darricaded themselves in
used wool purchased frem farmers in the vicinity. This company One of the big Danube is-
operated from i991 until well into nt the present century. : ‘land factories and
W. ©, Yawkey of Detroit was president of the knitting mills. | Tused to beat off det
C. 8. Chapman of Pontiac was vice president and general manager attacks by Soviet armor.
and William C. Chapman was secretary and treasurer. C..B, Chap- |
man, son of William Chapman, now resides with his family on West —
Third Street in Rochester and watches~with interest the great |
'Dunapentele (Stalinvaros), south changes that are taking place. a: the
For no longer are the sawmills, the grist mills ont the knitting P the Y law 7:
mills the biggést industries in the village. Today Rochester is boom- Knitting Mills, the old D. U. R. interurban cars. In fact for some
~-yeurs the village got- its suppty ot -etectricity~for street tights from Was
the D. U. R.
ithe Budapest suburb of Ujpest, in .
pe along the roads leading te Aus-
a ined| !
&
Other pockets still held out in)
-tria,and—in-th= Vac area-eorth IN REMEMBRANCE — With row on row of marble headstones
as a background, Sgt. George Myers, army bugler from Indian-
“apolis, sounds taps in Arlington National Cemetery yesterday dur- Nation's War Dead Ho , ored Nationally :
Eaypt Agrees.
-'to Permit Entry
Without Delay. Hammarskjold. Leaving
to Confer With Nasser
About Cease-Fire
LONDON (?i—Egypt has
‘agreed to permit entry of
ithe U.N. police force im-
jmediately, U.N. Secretary
2 1General Dag Hammarskjold ~ | the first units, now assem-
‘bled at a staging area near
‘Naples, Italy, may go in to-
| morrow,
| Canadian Maj. Gen. F. L.
M. Burns, commander of
‘the force, was talking in
‘Cairo with President Nasser
,and Foreign Minister Mah-
‘moud Fawzi when Ham-
--_marskjold__made _
nouncement in New York.
AP Wirephete| The general said he secretary
ing Veterans Day ceremonies honoring the nation’s war dead. City (intends to leave by plane tomor-
and county offices and banks closed today in observance of the |row for Cairo to discuss details
holiday. \with the Egyptian government and
‘also will inspect the Italian stag-
| Chairman Asks All-Out Effort
Big Issues Face
U.N. Assembly Regular Session. Ope
to Deal With Crises in’
Mideast, Hungary ns drive is past the $500,000 mark op)
\its way to the $612,202 Friday goal, |
‘Campaign Chairman Walter K|
Willman announced today,
ing, and its residents are not quite sure they are going to enjoy it.
Martin H. Haselwerdt,
—- of the National Bank
t and chairman of the ad-
Otto John Tells damn Ah committee for its Rochester 6 Damage.
ae, eeeqvaet it this way: | SD nae |
always been & cold, hunger’
(Did Abuse csr cee cae ee eee giad that we were
0 ‘tei. Bu, tere hs been 8 Rata. Son Ratan a
change. in our rate ny, OEM ‘i
' ance ap during the past two years. a speech over Budapest
Germany’ s Ex Chief of ‘New subdivisions are springing up radio that groups of rebels still
Intelligence Testifies at on all sides and people are flocking were holding out in cellarg by lin.” in s ni in er Treason Trial | = Wasetwerdt PE Ee ae gees by mt ag
KARLSRUHE, Germany | about 1 maiitich dollars jhe said he believéd “all Buda-
Otto John told a five-judge uae time of our merger pest remnants of the counterre-
trying him for treason today he} ‘National Bask of \volution will be liquidated” in two
, was subjected to “psychic _tor- tor-| September of 1985,” ‘or three days.
ment’ during the 17 months he, =e time ‘HOSPITALS SET AFIRE
wag behind the Iron Curtain, He) doubled our | In the_relentle:
‘said he has “Hothing to tear*-now-; a apes by cal Teuit of the nationalist remnants,
John, former head of the West Ple ational Bank De- i of workers houses were shat-
German intelligence org 0 al tte trolt's footings as of Sept. 3, Ite red, a children’s clinic was
and sometimes called “The man| this year were $1,934,741,168. heed out, hospitals were set
_ with the thousand secrets,” went) Everywhere you turn in and afire. To wipe out a single rifle-
_on_trial_before_the Federal" Su-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) _ {man the Russians would turn a
preme Court on charges of dis) full barrage from tanks, machine’
closing state secrets and denounc-
ing agents of his office to ot Sh iW rs Predi ted,
Russians. He has been in 0 e Ic
in West Germany since he sored || ed b §
back across the Iron Curtain near- 0 ow y now
7s The U. Ss. "Weather Bureau pre-
dicts light showers late this after-
noon and evening, changing to
snow flurries. Late tonight will be
clear and colder, with a low of more horrifying
had ‘seen in the days of World
War I.
By the best available estimates.
20,000—or perhaps more—Hunga-
itians died in the attempt to break.
ithe grip of the Seviet Union and.
communism on their country. Rus-|
sian dead were estimated at from, Addressing the ‘court today,
John, now 47, recounted his per-
wonal history. He told how he
became a member of the anti-
Nazi underground in World War
Hi and made a dramatic flight
to Britain after the abortive
attempt to assassinate Adolf Hit- tering a high of 36 - 40.
ler. The lowest temperature in down-
It was on the 10th anniversary town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was
of the day that John went into 24 degrees. The mercury rose.
——— East Berlin: ‘slowly to 40 at 2 p.m. i
_ Work to E Ease Detour jam aes = 2% = 30 degrees.
Tuesday will be fair and rather
‘cold with the thermometer regis-
pondent# back from Bi
brought these figures, and said the
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1)
Seed
ee ae
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @ —
The crises in Hungary and the top for the eighth straight year. |
Middle East were the two main.
issues before the U. N. General ———————-—_——
Assembly as it gathered for the
ates mdey & Ty tet Heder Winner Wanted!
Ante Hits $500
French and Israeli invasions of in PotO-Gold—
Egypt topped a list of 73 subjects Now that prize mone
awaiting Assembly debate. at the Gold is past the $500, cea coal
,lith annual three-month sitting. heading rapidly toward a $1,000
perhaps the most crucial in U.N. \pot, you'd better get busy and find
history. “the correct solution before _ some-/ Ld = *
Soviet military action against ,
“Hungarian rebels and the British-” Letters Urging -
‘Airline Service UF Drive Tops $500,000 ‘Mork = The Pontiac Area United Fund, Pontiac plus Pontiac and Water- such as the Boy Scouts, St. Jo-|
ford Townships, now amount to
See 8 ye mat ot ge
be sald.
The current campaign is to raise
| He called for an all-out effort the | funds for 54 local, state and na-
next five days to gain pledges of 5
$112,202 to put-the UF over the. pve community-service agencies
1957.
Over two thirds of the money
Totat-pliedges from givers: in sought will support area services,’
*
Chamber of Commerce
Reports 75 Requests ‘$158,086 quota.
_.000_quota.The- division this-year- jing area, now occupied by units
‘from Denmark, Norway and
oe totaling about 200
ne Caire talks of Burns and
Hammarskjold may determine .
whether the shaky cease-fire be- ——~
' tween the Egyptians and troops
of Britain, France and Israel can
be made permanent.
Eventually troops of 16 nations seph's Mercy Hospita] Clinic, Oak-|
jand Family Serviee and the Oak--
‘lane? Child Guidance Ciinic. lare to be nied id the fo
Of the three campaign groups, jice force, from which all of-the
the Commercial Division under Big Four powers. are barred. A
James F. Nye has the biggest {7th, Bucma, withdrew today its
job to do to- score 100 per cent offer to contribute. The Rangoon
of its quota by victory luncheon- government said it had received
time Friday. ino response to its offer.
ial * Ld
The division so far has raised) per cent. or $121,376 of its The Egyptians had made clear
respec: for their sovereignty was
‘among several conditions for ad-
Pledges from Pontiac area indus-| mission of the police. They have
try and its employes now total | siso sought assurances that the
$340,902, or &2 per cent of & $414,- {British- ‘French and Israeli t forces 7
being led by Earl Maxwell; per- aa territory they overran in the
sonne] director of GMC Truck and hostilities that broke out two
Coach. weeks ago and that the police will
The Waterford Township and be based tem- in Egypt anf
Pontiat sections of the Geographic porarily. a.
Division under the overall chair-
imanship of Mrs. Ralph G- Bump} : I ‘announced today:—He-said —
As Burns flew into Cairo from
The Assembly stood ready to one beats you to it. ‘for Stop Here
take up either crisis whenever | Providing Puzzle No. 23 produces,
| Seeretary General Dag Hammar- ie winner, this week will bring a) Letters continue to pour into the
skjold could report success or lucky entrant $600 plus $25 extra, |\Pontiac Chamber of Commerce of-, ‘have less than $4,000 to turn in to)
‘ampaign headquarters in order to,
g0 over divisional quota of $19,116. |
failure in his attempts to get if the winner is a Press subscriber. |
U. N. observers imto Hungary That's pretty good return on a)
and a U. N, cease-fire’ police little time: spent, especially _since!
To make sure your entry is — UF leadership is concentrat-— fice urging the establishment of air special efforts on the Com- |
line service at Pontiac Municipal) mercial Division, following a re-
‘Airport. port meeting last Friday noon.
John W. Hirlinger, manager of Reports showed that some com- Israel, the effects of last week's
British - French invasion of the
Canal zone continued te re-
_ verberate around the world.
Both Russia and Communist
‘China issued new threats to send
i“velunteers’’ to-help Egypt throw
toad the British” and French “ag
gressors.”
4,000 ‘to 5,000. Western corres-| térce into Egypt. ‘it's fan besides.
Admission of three new U, N. |
members and the annual Soviet)
bid to seat Communist China were)
jexpected at the opening meeting
‘this afternoon.
e * * *
Morocco, Sudan and Tunisia, al-, ied, be sure to check Page 8 for’.
‘the rules, Then read the clues care-|
‘fully, check the word list below (it
‘contains all correct answers) and
isee what you can come up with.
‘Why let someone else walk away
with all that loot, when with a little he Chamber, said some 75 letters
oad already been received from)
large and small industry, local
merchants, service clubs, and pri-|
vate citizens.
The Chamber seni out 1,073 let- | mercial solicitorg have made no |
te date, though” the |
United Fund drive has been un
derway since October 23. At Beirut, the heads of five
\Arab states met in a top-secret
parley to discuss the whole Mid-
die East situation.
| Chairman James F. Nye asked; Reports said the leaders of Iraq,.
‘that all of his solicitors turn in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Saudi
‘ready recommended by the Secu- ‘effort, you may be the one who's irity Council for -entry -into the !richer -by $600? ters Nov. 3 asking people to voice ‘reports as soon as possible to cam-|
U. N., were deemed certain to get Here are the words for this the lecal field. rence St |Arabia would discuss not only the
their support for this service at {paign poncems tes: 201 E: Law- - British - French invasion but the
(Continued on Page 31, Col.-1)
ithe Assembly's
os fe c continued division of Korea:
ee ee Retirement Problem
‘|Hunters Are Advised ito Leave Home Early — fhe necessary two-thirds vote of'week's puzzle: Abet, anger, beat,
approval in the Assembly. This boob, hoor, cirele, cleric, cut, cute,
would raise U. N. membership to/gaps, hobo, horse, kid, kin, kit,
79. ayers, More, noise, norm, fidtes,|
| Other controversial subjects on |pass, poets, range, realm, ‘regal,
Ja included | rg - Posy, » Snore, Spry,
the independence movements in tenor, tic, tones, toper, true,
ruled Cyprus;
sae ce fed ner cues Circuit Judge Faces
- Oakland County Circuit Judge
Frank .L. Doty, who must. notify
Gov. G. Mennen Williams by Dec.
1 whether he will retire at the end
of this year or serve obit his elected
ferm until 1960; said today he has) snq
ached no*decision on the prob-
Under a recent: dttte Lise, sidigen LANSING (INS) — Michigan
State police have urged all deer
‘cee : Ste, Pa a pees ae . ey Segoe ee
pss pct was ble 8 er othe ero, MacDonald
Chamber officials are expected
to jead a delegation of representa-
tives who will appear before the
Civil Aeronatics Board to stress
the need that this service be ap-
proved.
“I’m very much pleased with the
results to date," Hirlinger said.
“The demand seems to be wniver-
sal for convenient air service in_
Pontiac.”
He said he hoped ‘the letters
would mount to around 200 before
Dec. ft. “The more the better,”
Hirlinge? said.
Among letters received are ones
from Pontiac and Fisher Body Di-
visions, Balgwin Rubber Co., Con-
sumers Power, Pure Oil Co., Mat-
thews-Hargreaves Inc., Tel-Huron|
Shopping Center, Pontiac Business
Professional
Feng Civitan Club and Zonta
oo
Hirlinger sqjd more plans 8s to|
who would be going to Washing-
som D.C. wonkd e ferhecning|
ont haters, Conmber: Boers ot
on
is In Today’ s Press
County News..... weeaeity 8
Editorials ....... sbagdeenenees 6
Pot-0-Gold isehtiedes akon apres. 2
. a ‘ = 6,21. Women's Club, . Sarah Van Hoosen Jones
Gives 300 Acres to MSU
nounced they will accept a gift of 300 acres of land
northeast of Rochester from Sarah Van- Hoosen 2 ems
a former member of the board.
‘for use during her life, but¢—
of Runyon Road, was bought by it will be available to the,
university for educational)
[she knows the State Board of Agri-|
Governors of Michigan State University have an-
Miss Jones, who lives in Rochester. retains ‘te land
his_an- a
a
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY NDAY. NC OVEMBER 1 12. 1956 ie ee a
in n_ Bloomfield ie
_ Three youths who Ponting patice!
say admitted robbing a factory
worker of $2 after slugging him
with a chain were held early yes-
terday for imvestigation of armed b?
robbery.
* * ® a =
Police say the youths, one of
them 16, also admitted hi-jacking a
hitch-hiker ana stealing about $40"
>-earlier Sunday. Heid are
thaniel Margesian, 17, of 569 8. |
Jessie St.; Patrick Hatfield, 17,
of 574 W. Hurog St.; and the ju-
venile, whe was placed in the
Oakland County Children's Home,
Police say the three attacked |
Bruce Atfield, of 395 Third St.)
about-§:30-a.m__while Atfield was,
walking to work on South Saginaw
street near Turk street QUICK ARREST
They were arrested shortly alter-
wards, police say, when Atfield
identified their car. i
Atfield said he was walking | _
down the sidewalk when the |
youths’ car pulled te the curb —
‘and the three jumped out. i
Two of them held his arms, At-
field said, while a third took the
|The Day in: » Ritmidghan
City Waits Till Tuesday fwith burial in Mt. nha
ay, ee e
Ceme-; The state of Vera Chuz
* Mexico supplies an estate|
= the world supply of
vanilla extract. =
*
for Zoning, Water Talks
BIRMINGHAM — bi It fg, te vned, he ty
Ar rouelion saties tho present sys-
tem, he says
The reabiinte siitihd ‘ee informed
and then decide on purchase of to-
tal water supply frony the Water
Authority, mixing Well water with)
the Detroit water in set proportion,
or construction of a new plant pro- hac
arold L. Sherman — ee
Mr.
morning after a brief illness:in St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital, His body
is at his-home on Draper avenue..
Arrangements
‘Farmer-Snover Funeral Home,
peat he in Time the Deer sale
Fore ane
Sherman died Saturday
= ————
8 Power, ‘se mm,
Center. focus model.
were by the
ae a mameanccrsed |
‘and 50 per cent Detroit water,
iSchone says. ; j
Iee making procedures can _
probably be starteq sometime
this week, says L. R. Gare, d-ree-
Howard Striffler, president of the! ¢ Birmingham V Villas Property Own-
(joe Asn, Inc.. registers us| boiler and machinery there, with | « er premium of $1,033. |
+ a a county agency that would be able
, to act outside of the antiquated
¢ drain laws now existing, we urge
the adoption of this resolut
iSchone said in asking city support
of the county DPW department.
William 0, Plunkett
William O, Plunkett, 579 Ridge-
dale, died following a long illness
this morning at the Arnold Home
_in Detroit.
Born in Milan, Aug, 26, 1876,
money plus several bus tokens - , : Fentise ae vests then and if he came here in 1946 from Cass
_—.-from_his_ pocket. He was slugged $48,999 SHORT. — Commercial Division Chair- cial _Co-Chairmen E. Patton and Ciyle |iaroid K Schone’s suggestion is Lake and Detroit. Surviving are |
across the shoulders once with man James F. Nye (seated), finds that his solici- Haskill, Commercial division solicitors are asked | accepted night. a sister, Teresa Plunkeit with
what he-thought- rags ae of —rors-arestitt $48; “Area } Detroit. used_with:/. whem. be_Itved. =
. bicycle chain. Atfield = United Fund quota as he adds up reports turned Only. five days remain in the current Pontiac |ouf adequate controils at present, Rosary will be recited eS
Det. Sgt. cae eee said the '” to date. With him are (left to right) Commer- Area United Fund drive for $612,202. Schone reports, but control valves at 8 p. m. at Manley Bailey Funeral
‘ three later admitted robbing a ~ ae — soon to — Home, Service will be Wednesday
1 Berkley man, Gerald M. O'Con- : the city badew’. Detrolt wai °° at 10 a.m. at Holy Name Church,
ot Cha eee . Editors Elect _ Cty . wanna er They picked up O'Conner hitch- | m 0 ed re | f rain A pew water treatment plant
hiking about. two earlier, De- E. Cc Hayhow is under study, but Ayres, Lewis, eaten Representative Here
Pauw said, on Woodward avenuc
in Bloomfield Hills. After driving
O'Conner to Woodward and Seven
Mile road in Detroit, they roughed
him up and stole the $40, DePauw
added |
_Neither _Atfield or O'Conner |_ to Press Group Nor dic Lands | comcia e Tacouale Sadia . Denmark and Sweden ‘ Hiisdaie Daity News; wes oe! Se - Area Man Dies WEDNESDAY—2 te 4 p.m.
REMINGTON 3
KIWANIS
“71-Year-Old is Victim; "Travel and
i"
\of two Michigan editors elected to!
~ Color Movie “Tuesday; \the ‘American Soclety of Newspa-|
2nd in Kiwanis Series per “Editors Saturday by =
group's board of directors. were seriously hurt, DePauw said.
“Denmark and Sweden,’’ the sec-,; Hayhow was fomerly a city edi-| Red Might Crushes ) Ig 1 rus 2) ‘ond in a series of Travel and Ad- tor of The Pontiac Press.
Last of Hungary ‘venture programs being spon- Ajso honored was Kenneth R.!
sored by the Pontiac Kiwanis Club, West, of the Lansing State Journal.
will be held Tuesday night at 8 The pair were among % editors
(Continued From Page One)
_ wounded numbered 50,000, Rus- at the Pontiac High School Audi- throughout the United States
torium. named to the ASNE.
ae = ee given by noted documentary movie
Hospitals were so crowded that Producer Herbert Knapp. He
to cellars and garrets, Standing color cameramen.
all crammed with suffering hu-| Two of the happiest and best
County Townships
Historic, Beautiful | A film and commentary will be —_—-
litters carrying the wounded were considered one of America’s =
directed
manity, In the Petoefj Hospital, managed countries jin today's |
one of Hungary's, largest, doctors poe aah ar are ia in ber (Continued From Page .One)
have operatiig- for two day¢ ima,’ includes. scenes from suc abot Roehastersathe answer is the:
without ‘the aid of drugs: The ‘famous cities. as Copenhagen, the
wounded are dying in great num- city of 700:000 bicycles: and same. Ev idences of growth appear
— because of the lack of anti- Odense, the birthplace of Hans on all sides. There are new schools,
‘The fi xicati Kronberg Castle. the Fl ce ee e ronberg Castle, the Elsinore o i ne into: eye taste of Eee, “Harelet.” and the buildings. as well as hundreds of
garians a week ago has turned many industries, sports and festi-
to crushing defeat at the hands of vals of the two nations will also be OLDEST COMMUNITY
13 Russian divisions an estimat- shown in detail. Change is not so startling in
i aaagtiaom some other communities in Oak-
Boy Remains Critical _UF Headquarters to it throughout thelr history. Tt
Announces Gifts to it _throughout their pea It
After Fall From Car
Tomeeny | Reeven The Pontiac Area United Fund it in- Rochester.
A Milford boy,
‘Headquarters has announced the dents regret the swiftness ae its new homes.
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county.
But if some Rochester resi- aes is the oldest in the
| 4, of 2648 Davista Dr., who tum-
oe .
. betore Clawson. Justice Great. "Britain, ‘Eranee, Holland
: ie j ‘Canada, India and Mexico, “4
h yi ae \
pn “Glas walking along a railroad track.|- Auditorium at-8 PM:
‘lwith his daughter at 91 East St.,
| police. He died at Pontiac General!
| Hospit
walk when struck.
rei viding for 50 per cent. well wale
-the dire need for |
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! Series A Tl-year-old Oxford man, who:
police say apparently fell while Pontiac High School
died shortiy after he was struck by
a Detroit-bound train in Oxford)
Sunday morning. —
John Boeskool, who had lived!
never regained consciousness fol-
lowing the mishap one block from)
| Broadway St., according to Oxford | NEW SERVICE— Remington. repre-
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month. :
- Investigating officers said train
' agen thes
time to avoid hitting him,
A native of Europe,
said to have been taking his om
“He lived right next to the
tracks and always went for walks
there because he could find his
way kage better than from the
street,” the police officer stated. |
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ents’ car Saturday, remained in ne ti “Denmark . oritiess condition Sodav: authorities then $50: ee ___, #0 the increasing "reepodatbilities _ MOSCOW @® — Soviet Premier, ‘
today. Pontiac Press employes $1.800.00 and problems they face. This is — t Sueden* ri
at Pontiac General Hospital said.|Sears, Roebuck & Co. empicyes .-1.604.70. shown by the pectinases 15d Bulganin has accepted Switzer. “and Sweden | e
The boy suffered a fractured == cee Gaeies sad oe ae nie — .and’s invitation to a summit Colored Motion Pictures .
- skull when his head struck the Frees t Cebinets. T . oie 318 00 saiger creniasla city. ihe city ee ee ce cc cial Herbert Kna to Pontiae te ouse 6 ‘abinets ne. empioyes : ber comes oO ‘on
pavement on Baldwin avenue south Bove’ club empioses 26420 would include some five and and India to seek an end to the take you on a camera cruise to, (we @f
of St. Louis street, Pontiac police Motorear Transport employes. 224.50 y ® danger of World War III. ithe happiest and best managed countries
‘ Crofoot School employes . 205.00 quarter square miles, stretching \oscow radio said Bulganin’s)!» today’s troubled world. You will be §
said: Leora Gechoo! employes ...., 203.06 shown castles. including. Kronberg. the
_. —“The-tather, Willard R.—Reeves, 71. Rouell Driveaway Co. - 113.00, out a eee village message to the Swiss said he is risinore it Shakespeare's “Hamlet,” |
7 OWE emplores 7 » Hk e- north, _east_and— hinw E- such as Copenhagen, the
3, said he was traveling 10 to 15 are «nb Co, empioyes _. . eH west. jwilting to attend such @ “meeting: TG {400.000 Mieseles, snd Odense, 7
miles an hour. Hel gh 3 seen ine employes... 131.38 ‘because the Soviet government ‘irtnplace of Mans Christian “Andersen. ‘
a Ww see 6 wide varie s
He and the boy's mother, also in, titer Car Tranapor loye 10g! Rochester's population in 1950 “always is willing to settle out- jag those of “White Coal” hydroelectric e
the front seat, said they heard their Weiverine Eictaainees cpr es 118.00 “AS 4.279. Today it is estimated monding P roblems —- fo"newsorink Orrefors, the | Mcbegt < .
Willie School employes .... 114.00 at about i j
son scream, turned around, and 34, Scouts of —— ie ¥ teed it the aL eo errr Bicahaice aus edi in ¢ : “shipping ‘ane snip butlding, and. ‘.
saw him falling headfirst out of the Malxim Schoo! employes........ 102.80. is comple the new city’s popu.’ Swi the | Te Bee Ceres! Sees
door, Pon‘iac City ay : te pepe lation will be approximately 6,500. | the viss suggestion, saying You will see people who love fun and e
iJ oe ees & Inc ace 5 06 roblems threateni the eoehdl pees sports. They participate in most >
Reeves was mystified how the Dr. &. A. Geritie. — pod There has been opposition to the pi ;: ing ports and excel in many. Viewing some) ‘a
door opened, police said, He be- Siig oor wed 108 09 © incorporation. A suit was filed ask- 4re before the United Nations and ot ene many festivals with thetr pror—-, MUST outper form any |
os lieved the door, which opens only Kiwasts ke em ployes) 100.09 ing a court order to prevent the fe ee * rea ae yee are tate” | other rug cleaner you've | a
z from the outside, was locked when. Prank 8” Lyndall ae red 00 * Board of Supervisors from: putting las Pesce . oe m0 irbgpeens from | . A rev ue series © evoted to |
the family left oe Per pete ices nircaretle ; ape the issue to a vote. A visiting |the work of the Pontiac Kivanis Club, ever used —or your. e
he Beatie dover Sales capiose as judge recently held that the peti- Detroit Youth Burned |ering ecmmentie. ot tats and =a mone refunded! ° MeCarroll hool empilore» Y i
The Weat he; ee er : iy reper been ‘properly and le€al iy Incinerator Blaze y e Weather Neonal Fowa Stores. tne’ | pay ly. Preparec NOT ICE! ! EW | z - eau ¢ 8. Weather Bureau Report Pontiac Mills. Ine : 13.00 _As soon as this order is filed DETROIT (INS) — A three-year-_ NI W LIQUID
Poeene Once viCaRirT pian MEE Comtann, 15.00 brief period follows in which old Detroit boy was reported in No Season Ticket or Single — ai
= clendy, windy and turning much Mostly presen ot Semel ti 1400. notice of appeal may be filed... Admissions Ava'lsble: ht Seats We ts i a. | a
tfipeemay Atom snd evening hanging Walton Bivd. School employes | 3750 Hf the ease is not appealed, the suffered when his clothes ‘caught! have std Fox
oa Paar nagodibie: rpeses igh wat ee ae —— yes 5662. supervisors will be free to act, fire as he lighted rubbish in an in- i - ,
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diminishing vn and mach ew 90-38. Ganon W deceers employes 2.50 oes . hago eer — jcinerator. F - ;
ae Sear ee cold, high Hraid Motor Beles employes _ 50.00 election. The final decision will | Police safd Fred Moore lit the)
. SN UOSE chifing nertheesterty bt ID Cop iheotion Cec cuployes 33.00 be wp to the people ttving within rubbish with matches supplied by] Nobody 25 miles this afternoon diminishing te- 1. J. Mannan - 9.90 the affected area, a cousin, 4-year-old Jimmy Grey,
; : Paul A. Kern 50.00 L ‘ eB Wonts to
Today in Pontise H. L. Blackwood . ;0.00 -Importance of the incorporation ¥'-
glomest temoersture preceding @ =m. gcnram et ee s)o0 iN assuring the orderly develop- a | “Shop Around’
3 At @ a.m: Wing velectty 15 mpn.iDh, Ravard Bauer > oe 50a ment of Rochester._was emphasized °
Direction. Wen aa aise 2 Ot van uD! oo bY Clarence Burr, village presi- for a
Sun rises Ti sadar lec 9 i -—c Ae. ‘Confederation Life tngurance 3a. Po} dent. 5 Give them LR. = oe
Moon seta Tuesday at 2:22 a.m — MacDonaid reaped Lower Priced iiesy ries Satay ce ak Gn AR. Jobieon #000 ABSOLUTE NECESSITY courage...
Dewntown Temperatures hy ey Holland : io 00 “Tt is absolutely necessary trom) Doctor Ss
re ras 2 uss $4 Frank i ; ee 50.00 the standpoint of Rochester's tu
Gem me wink ¥ Buthwaie soo ture,” he said. “The present char-|
a beng Pom... s. Ny Brite Plating 50.00 acter of the village's residential, |
aaa ————- ~ “social and recreational life can, Sunday in Pontiac (ha recorded downtown: jbest be preserved by directing and| H t r ‘ 2 Highest oops” aM Committed to Jail —— it right here in Roches-'|
‘2 ‘ean vempera ———— <1 -_46-61—Ptentiing guilty to reckless drive lf ir people look to on
- z for these things. on sa rope Ponts ing, Henry Ducker, 23, of 2h Ves- hi top th th i
4 Hightet temperature... =< , ter St, Ferndale, was. — snalinses Mw anne wth ccaecenetal F re rr
.* _<——e fain 06 ui day by “Tray” Justice Charles present village borders, but in the, pena
wat eens anaes area immediately round about. We: SAVE MONEY
Highest west Te . : - : ee te teres Tite CP act pee _ heed to incorporate the larger area! by: Having 69 im 1907, ©. Win 1811” & that wWe-can control our own: i} :
Bender's ‘Thmpersisre Char - Pleads Guilty—Is Fined development asa growing com- ’ PRESCRIPTIONS . 47 37 Miami 71 58 ‘poumity.”’ . 7 \ Filled : ‘<
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2 _Picketing Reds __.|missioner Stephen P,. Kennedy to : es EMAN TELLS YOU HOW 1B —-c “Until 10-2 Ms — a: ee y- orp tee xe Bs When 00 many beautiful movie Pp NEW YORK # — A pick — : stare tall what Ayds has done panenmeeten tienen eset ene eeecooceesesedecece *
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Girl Returns Home a ‘on too much weight, I start eer Hunters 4
- LONG BEACH, Calif. -w=Suz/B : 7 —]E-NEXT-THURSDAY—tNov. 15th)
anne Payette, 15, who has been . bon, Taken before meals an directed, |p % the big day . . « better start
| in a COMA Nearly six Months, 7 eamafar fC mppetiie.. You of hopping te your hunting-needs :
icomes._home from the hospital : £ a te = even shopping. You'll find most every- »
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day he cannot afford to keep his.
daughter in Los Angeles Chil-|
dren's Hospital any longer,
knocked over several of the bar-| Her heart stopped beating dur-
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riers and shouted at police: ing a tonsillectomy. Doct had, 12 Pe al Cc d With | ol rf | R D- Plai
Hay 9 are treating us like ani- + indies: the poll to vant it. ersona or $s Envelopes - ) C ortu E lai do
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* SAN DIEGO, Calif, w—A rock- ions for the classes to
Opdyke Road, south of
as promising) Boulevard, will be taken by Home
them a chance to survive even in| Demonstration agent Mrs. Frieda
ground-level ejections, Bennett at the og carat —
Convair Division of General Dy- sion Service, 1260 W . Pon-
Pr gem in — ae namics Corp. reported tests of the. tiac.
roe i.
drop in and visit their children’s wien en tee fel oo cuiatiing.. te igen ie
classes anytime during the week, Force and aircraft industry to de-} Meee, Se .
Cox said. oats said that lectures, dem
: velop a standard upward pilot S| onstrations and slides will be
[Cae apeem. | presented to show homemakers
~how they can de dally. Jobs.
around the house easier.
Classes will be conducted by the
\Michigan Heart Assn. through
funds re¢eived from Pontiac. Area
United Fund in cooperation with
The test ejections were made! Michigan State University. The
from a rocket-propelled sled mov- four two-hour sessions will be
ing on tracks at Edwards Air|taught by Mrs. Norma Landon of
Force Base, Calif. A Convair|the MSU Department of Home’
TFI92A trainet jet cockpit was| Economics. .
used on the sled, The entire program has been
Even at 590 miles an hour, the endorsed by the Oakland County
rocket carried the dummy pilot| Medical Society, Mrs. Bennett
clear of the ‘trainer’s vertical fin said.
and 60 feet above it. |
At 240 miles an hour sled speed, | ; the seat was ected 14 feet moi ANNUAL Clean-Up _ ithe air, It automatically separated! > .
‘from the dummy, which then was f (| R
(parachuted undamaged to earth. O inton Iver ees
The. rocket ejection seat was
produced for Convair by Talco’
iene Co., Ine.,
*
Tv The 3 schist “seat “lor “the first’
time gives the pilot a good chance
of ejecting safely from ground
level in case of an emergency on
takeoff_or landing,” said John G.
Kalogeris, Convair test engineer.
It will be “Operation ‘Clinton |
Hamden, River Clean-Up" becinning tomor-
‘Tow as members: of the —Forestry-
{Division of the Parks and Recrea~'
‘tion Dept. give the river its a,
‘cleaning. ee
Se preven
Ceylon’s $ ‘Death Rate.
‘Cut Third in 3 Years | Donald E. Nagel, city forester, said his crews would begin the
COLOMBO, Ceylon — Public clean-up at the city incinerator off
health methods of malaria com East Boulevard and continue about
trol—specifically, the use of DDT five miles through the downtown
have helped chop Ceylon's death area.
rate by 38 per cent in three years.. “We will remove all debris like
The attack on the death rate was old tires, cans, bottles and anything
made without any effort to lower else tossed into the river,” Nagel
the birth rate; consequently Ceylon said.
is experiencing a population) To prevent river jams, the crews
growth which, if it persists, wil] will cut out unnecessary growth
double’ the population—in-about-26-0f-trees—during the two-week.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 12 1856 ~
Good of Whole City Is at Stake Here
Pontiac’s City Commission facts a
tough problem in the matter of the
new Grand Trunk support yard.
* * *
Often forward steps have some
unhappy features. Even rebuild-
ing a room on your own home
frequently takes away some-
thing else. Hence the Commis-
sion faces the decision of wheth-
er the nuisance caused by the
yards outweighs the question of
providing General Motors with
a chance {o expand and grow in
Pontiac. The railroad is merely
‘an incident, Pontiac Motor Divi-
sion and Fisher Body are the.
actual issues.
* *
That sector of the city is zoned for
manufacturing and the Pontiac and
Fisher plants were located there
years ago. As they grow, they require *
—
if the City wishes them to have the
opportunity for additional expansion
and additional jobs in Pontiac, the
switching services must keep abreast.
* * * :
‘The City engaged an engine¢r to
study the situation and make pos-
sible recommendations. He listed five
proposals with the advantages and
disadvantages of each. Three would
\ require expensive grade separations
‘and the City regards them as im-
practical; and one entails the con-
demnation of a considerable amount
of land with current homes.
Placing the new tracks in a dif-_
ferent location that does not serve
the Pontiac Plant or Fisher suffi-
ciently to do any appreciable good is
* * £.
-f--the -most- _practica_site-is—ep—venzon ask for a recount”
paved. some home owners, a few
businesses and a church will certain-
ly suffer inconveniences. These
people located where they did, with erste
a ne, Fn Oy
“Pontiac has been one of wonder-—
ful and marvelous growth. The
Corporation today pays more
than half of the city taxes.
They're real good neighbors.
They don’t complain and they
Support every progressive’ move
that arises. They give time, as-
sistance and money.
If we compel them to expand
_ -elsewhere, they have the plants _
already erected and in use. Can
anyone picture these other cities
shaking off the chance to get
additional jobs and additional | |
employment?
* * *
Few things are_ perfect.
This is a give and take world.
The Press believes the problem
should be solved in the light of doing —
the most good for the biggest num-
ber. Those immediately adjacent to
the tracks will suffer, but the addi-
tional 150,000 people in this general
area will benefit greatly over. the
‘years ahead. :
=
—Pus- -human—race—would—be- about.
as uninteresting and dull as a rainy
Sunday afternoon if the members
thereof behaved themselves and did
no foolish things.
The Man About Town
88 Years Young
Versed in That Procedure
Forgotten man: The one who
evidently didn’t forget to vote.
When Michigan's duly chosen Repub-
lican presidential electors meet in Lan-
sing next month to cast the state's 20 elec-
toral votes for
Eisenhower and Nixon,
Oakland County’s 153,026 voters who
helped them carry the state will be rep-
resented by
George Scott
of Royal Oak. This county comprises the i
eighteenth Congressional district, and Mr.
Scott is the elector named by that party.
Now 88 years of age, George has served in
this capacity many times, and wé now
suggest him for the same pai in 1960.
What I call adding insult / to injury
comes in a phone call from
Mrs, Gladys Mon(liff
of Birmingham, who suggests that Ste-
When Baylor Aeteated Texas,
10-7, Saturday, 7 of the 18 sur-
vivors in our football contest
were eliminated, being those who
picked Texas to win. The 11 who
the full knowledge that the two great
industries were already present. Any
plant, anywhere, hopes to grow. This
is a part of the/calculated-risk you
run when you Jjocate a school, home, predicted Baylor would win now
_ carry over to next Saturday’s ©
contest game, when 3 predict that
Georgia will win, and 8 favor Au-
—
business or church. Life gives no-ab-- the! ‘two. Pontiae area_newspapermen,
solute guarantee to anyone. If you
build near a big factory, you always
face the fact the plant will probably
grow, expand and require additional /
services of all sorts. That's part | of
the picture.
* * *
General Motors states that day
additional expansion in Pohtiac
As blocked unless better switeh-
/ ing is provided. The Grand Trunk
of a million dollars to/ /ring that /
about. Unhappily. ew tracks’
bring some woe to those adjacent.
It can’t be otherwise — in Pon-
tiac, Pittsburgh or Paducah./
x /* * y
. Pontiac auvomobiles right now
are assembléd in severy ‘different
cities. Eyery one’ of these
centers jS no end eager to_have
more jobs~iri “their/ /eity—and less a both’. Republicans,
/ Sterling Eaton and Bob Beach,
met different outcomes in their first sally
Amto advanced politics. The former, a
Northville publisher, won out as one of
Wayne County’s State Representatives.
The latter, a Fenton publisher, was de-
feated jn his run for State Senator from
the Genesee County district.
Unique sentiments are expressed in a
letter from
J _ Amateur Skin Diver,”
oe resident of-the- oft flooded district in
better drainage or larger ‘basements. i
Weed killing spray cars have
been used by Michigan railroads
for many years. But Chicago got
an Associated Press dateline the
other day,. with the somewhat
amazing news that the practice ©
has been started there.
The family dog of
Peter Densmore
of Bloomfield Hills, dug out a ground a
*
Fs: ae Assue, if thereby forces the railroad
court, and the decision nhight
years. In the een it’s a +
had
: be tween cities for Successful
: her ‘farther with additional growth! a in tiac. We/ are the main. hog (woodchuck) that had gone into early
plant, Most of/ us wish to con- hibernation, and rolled it over several
, but thete’ 5 no use ducking times before it awakened and ran away.
fact the plants in all thes aaron
eae Verbal Orchids to-. : : —Mr-and- Mrs, Witliam—A.—Windiate —
(If the ission side steps the of 1075 Union Lake Road; fifty-eighth
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Harmes
of 1038 ‘LaSalle St.: fifty- second ‘wedding
_affhiversa
Mr. and Mrs Fawin, 1 T. Sturtman
Mr. an rs. Foster ¢ Gaunt
of Highland; ‘golden wedding.
Presidential Etector~ Well
Md
term,
RR sai a
Bete ee 2 a
Voice of the People
Wants ‘Comunity He use
for Older Pontiac Citia ’
eee
NEA Service Ine
David arenes Says
Election Day Fallacies Disproved
WASHINGTON — There are lots
of fallacies being spread now about
the trends in American politics,
based on a superficial glance ab
last week's election returns.
* * * é
One is that there is something
inherently,
publican Party and that phe Demo-
cratic Party with its irpeconcilable
divisions and control of certain
committee chairmanships by south-
ern leaders, is 16 be regarded
somehow as a /stronger”’ party.
Another is , Anat a president,
“when elected to a second term, _
loses his with his party.
A thing/ is that Vice President
‘Nixon gnd Senator Kefauver are
sure -béts for the-1960- premtdemial
nomjnations,
The available evidence on cach
and a realistic examination of the
¢ustoms of American politics re-
‘futes every one of these bin. ml
tions,
PARTY NOT WEAKER
Thus, the Republican Party evi-
dently was not the “weaker’’ party
in the eastern states, where old-
line Republicans decisively beat
Democrats for Congress who had
been elected in the recession of
1954, -Likewise, Mr. Eisenhower
himself dropped several points
from his 1952 majority of 70 per
cent and 65 per cent in some of
the farm districts of western
States. In some instances he was
in the minority himself in con-
-gressional districts where the Re-
publican candidates for Congress
lost. He was just as “weak” as his
party in many areas, “weak —about the -Res the people. His power with public
opinion is such that he can shape
political events by an outspoken
declaration on any issue. His party
will follow him rather than risk
an uprising at the polls in the next
election by the people who agree
with-a president's viewpoint.
Mr, Eisenhower said in a re-
cent press conference: “Certain-
ly, whoever is the aspirant at
the end of two terms for presi-
dent will want that president's
support, and wilj want his biess-
_ing as he seeks any nomination
and election . . . I do believe
that the office, the power that
goes with it, is such that his in-
fiuence with his own party will
be great.” ;
So far as 1960 is concerned, ‘the
presidential candidates chosen by .
both parties will have to fit the
then-existing conditions. Senator
Kefauver may not have a chance
against newcomers like Senator
Kennedy of Massachusetts, former
Mayor Clark of Philadelphia and
some governors in Democratic states who may be in the limelight
in 1960. Senator Humphrey of
Minnesota may be the ‘candidate
of the ‘‘liberal’’ wing.
* we ¥
As for Vice President Nixon, if
fate should —put-himt in the White-
House before 1960, he would nat-
lly be a candidate to succeed
lf and the Republican Party
would nominate him. But if Tom
Dewey decides to run for governor
of New York in 1958 and beats
Governor Harriman decisively, he
_will have staged a real comeback
and could be an important factor
in the presidential race two years
later, :
* cd
ne petat-to-thet gp 2 eke determine —The—importa:
‘times and the issues will
the candidates pph Ager Me :
what they did or in 1956, Four
years can make a whale of a dif-
ference in the mood of the coun-
_ (Copyright, 1956, New York
Herald Tribun¢ Inc.)
F-
Dr. William Brady Says:
Basal Metabolism Reading
Doesn’t Tell a Darn Thing fees “Letters will be. condensed when neces-
why the City of Pontiac doesn’t
a meeting place for them
they are downtown shopping,
Np of community house where
hey might have a game of cards,
a cup of coffee or~ just-a~chat
with a friend. Many cities have
community centers, even Clarkston
has one. Why not a big city like.
Pontiac?
The Sunset Club tries to supply
___these needs. -but-onjy-once in two _
weeks at the Wilson School which
is far from town. How about it,
older citizens? Can't someone start
‘Shopper’ Shows
Teen Immaturity
In answer & the boy who doesn't
want class assignments to do over
dea oan os
stated. However, ‘at a vast
teenagers who just an
i gee
cnnceding erect
chance to let off steam. _.
the weekend, I think it's. a good
Soviet ‘Gangster Regime
Strains Other Economies
- By MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER
INS Economie Commentator
“Phe tragic bloodbath cs Hungary ~
___ dramatizes anew the cost sheet
burden here and abroad of the”
regimen of illegitimate police state
dictatorships behind the Iron Cur-
tain. i * 8 ®«
And as long as gangster govern-
ments are recognized, they confuse
world opinion by quoting the scrip-
tures: in their own favor.
One of the unresolved ques-
tions is whether Megitimate gov-
ernments, created by force
against the will of the people,
are entitled in international dis-
and‘ immunities that go with sov-
ereignty.
Apart from the deep spiritual
and psychological wounds imposed
by tyrants, they also levy colossal
economic costs
* "* LJ
In Russia itself, 39 years of Bol-
sians of civilian participation in the
fruits of improving technology. The
unwanted system of collective
; scandaloisiy Wastes
power, and results in a pitiful yield
as
IN INDUSTRY, TOO
= §imilarly, in Russian industry,
. the misuse of human labor is prim-
itive indeed as contrasted with the
use in the United States of labor-
aiding tools of production and in-
creased power technology. a * *# *
Thus, despite the tremendous
Russian population, the colossal
mismanagement and persistence of
primitive techniques — in a
“manpower shortage.”
In_ terms of | Ressian na-
In a study of 1,000 cases the
basal temperature test proved a
better index for thyroid therapy
than the basal metabolism test,
as reported by Dr. Barnes in the / I hever tell her she acu have
het head examined, but I wonder
sometimes what quirk in the
Yankee mentality keeps people
buying basal metabolism tests _
———— lt thiselearty- -proves- that; —4-A- a “playing the slot-machines:—
when the Republicans are in
pewer, they must have good eco-
nomic conditions — uniformly
good thronghout the country
—and must capture at least two-
thirds of the seats in the North in
order te get even a working ma- _
*——fority of 25 seats in the House. .
This is because the Democrats
start out each time with 65 to 70
seats unopposed in the South,
Actually, according to the latest
returns, the Republicans last
day won 200 seats in the House as
against 169 by the Democrats
apart from the uncontested dis-
tricts in the South. The final fig-
ures show that the Republicans
won 17 Senate contests and the
Democrats. 12, There were six un-
contested Senate seats in the
South. Yet now the boast is heard
that the Democrats are the
“stronger” party—and this in the
“face of the fact that the northern,
Democrats in Congress will vote in
January to give the chairmanships ,
zof the committees, indeed the ma,
chinery of control in both Houseé,
to the minority faction of Demio-
crats who are committed by/the
voters of the South to = Aivil-
rights legislation.
' The next fallacy—about the sup-
posed decline of presidehtial _in-
fluence in a second terfn—is one
that Adlai Stevenson tried to use
as a campaign argument. If ac-
eepted, it . would logically mean
*that no president oh either ticket
ought ever to bg elected for. a
second term. f
_ eliminated
date for & third term, virtually
nominated in 1908 his successor _ the technique of the test in the
medical journal. I cannot insty‘uct
' laymen—ask you physician about
it. I mention it here to cofrobor-
ate what I say about 7 basal
metabolism test. /
I say the basal metabolism test
or measurement telly no move
about what ails patient or
what to do about than a real
doctor” learns by / —aeey phy-
sical examination.
it the metabolism test,
measurement, or reading serves
any pepe oe nar in practice
than to whether to give
or not to give the patient thyroid
extract, A have been unable to
learn what that purpose is. If
there As another purpose for it,
sure}y sone physician shouid tell
the/ world about it and take out
ot/ my sails wast little wind is
Aft in them. _
/ Yankee wisencres. go for the
/ machinery the trick specialists and -
“clinic’ racketeers use to make
a basal metabolism reading. Per-
haps I should explain here that
when I refer to the metabolimeter
as a Rube Goldberg gadget, I do
not mean to imply that the car-
toonist invented it. But he never
devised one that was funnier.
LEAVE IT IN LAB
The metabolimeter is useful in)
the physiology laboratory, and in
my opinion it would be better for
the ailing public and the medical
profession if it were left there. ; Signed letters, nat more than one page
or 100 words long pertaining to personel
health and hygiene, not) to disease. diag-
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by
Dr. William Brady, if @ stamped seif-
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon-
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan
——_ 1956) shevism have deprived the Rus-—-
. an-
in American - cost sheet burden of the Russian
rule ig self-evident, and the ‘suc: ;
Germany, ary and
—Romania- that the subject.
people are not unaware of what is
taking place.
The diversion of productivity to
destructive warlike purposes de-
prives the people of the opportunity
to lift their levels of civilian ma-
terial well-being to comtemporary
standards.
_ HARMFUL TO U. 8.
Even in- remote United States,
the gangster control of the gov-
ernments of Russia and the satel-
lites, including Communist China,
is imposing decisively heavy costs.
on the national economy ove? here.
The continuance of over $40 bil-
lion a year in non-preductive mili-
tional ledger, this is a cost fied
chronic booh government
posed by force. It is cae in
a lack of adequate goods and
services for the civilian popula-
tion. 7
‘This sh failure of the Com-.
munist system to produce satisfy-
ing living standards had been ex-
plained away through the years
by propagan‘a wis
In the satellite eountries, tbe
15 Years Ago
CHURCHILL SAYS Hess bared
Nazi plan to starve Britain. —
COURT SUSTAINS vice grand
jury.
2% Years Ago
MAYOR NEWTON resigns post.
a RENEW attack on Ma-
.
Case Records of a- Psychologist:
Use ‘Horse Sense’ With Children
Dean schoendaum says that
parents dre using so-called ez-
perts, instead of their own
“horse | sense.” Millions of
Americans also worship physt-
cians more than they do God
Almighty! Such idolatry is just
as bad as that of the ancient
Hebrewcs who worshiped Baal.
Use \gumption more, and you'll.
need doctors less!
By DN. GEORGE W. CRANE
T-319: Dean Matthew H.
Schoenbaum, of, Loyola University
in Chicago, recently served as
mhoderator at @ state conference on _
youth problems,
| “The psychiatrists,” said Dean
| Sehoenbaum, “as well as judges
taey: tested wine 3
child’ reactions ought to be at a
certain age, If the child does not
William Howard Taft — who
—— a a
office before,
Recent history’ is even ‘more to-
the point. “President “Truman —itr
1952, after he had eliminated pessell
‘varntitiatefo =
as re
_ No president . losés Influence fot ;
7. single day if- He stands well: with © sellors, vet pe ‘can’t maintain a
happy home of their own.
. Textbook writers on child psy-
chology may ‘sit and observe a
few kids in a special laboratory
situation for an hour per day, and
then decide they are authorities on
juvenile’ problems.
You must be with them all day,
and: all: night, too. You must sit
Alas, some educators have lit-
tle herse sense, In fact, there
is a small group in every profes-
sion who also are “textbook” ex-.
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ANEW YORK “(INS)—Just a few)
Gays” ago, "50,000 “youths ‘silently| | marched through the avenues of Tiles kbc ae
bism at home”
He wants the case, of all the Iron| no
Cracow in Communist Poland. The/Curtain
mute parade attracted many thou-| U: N,, with continued demands for countries kept before: thel INT SEND CASH
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viso. “that the Polish people are to| he was optinalatic ‘about the out-“Ij.ands ofa distributing agency.
have a deciding voice in how it is! come.
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hose peoples. “‘Yes, No sacrifice household utility tool which serves Suez was expe to take about
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National parks and forests: make —
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* *
“We must!" was the usual an-
swer from the boys. “We must!"
< * * *
- Many apparently assumed it was
another Communist demonstration
But these orders to march came! _
from no commissar. It was a spir-
~-jtual-command,- a spiritual demion->>°-
stration. The paraders were ex-
pressing their sympathy not with
communism .but_ with freedom -—
and at the risk of their young
necks, for the new ruler of that
country, Wladyslav Gomulka, is as
The man who told this story
is a smallish, rugged, round
headed, gray-eyed patriot whose
countenance bears signs of trag-
edy but who can stil! smile occa-
sionally. He is Stanislaw Mike-
lajezyk, the last free prime min-
ister of Poland, now a leader in
such groups as the International
Peasan({ Union. He has just re-
turned from the union's meeting
in Paris,
“Fighters for freedom in Poland
and Hungary have made perma-
nent gains,” he said. “Never
again will the peoples ‘of those
coantries ‘be forced back into com-
plete subjugation. They wil be} ,
tinue living—but they'll never give!
up their ideal, their hope of being)
free.”
HASN'T DELIVERED
The Soviet Union, in Mikola-
jczyk's opinion, has failed in al
vital particular in its brutal colo-|
nialistic program. It hasn't de-|
livered. The heip it pledged China|
has not been delivered. It has)
given Egypt very littl. It has)
milked rather than fed the various
so-called People’s Democracies |
i
i So there are economic as well |
as polities! and-secial reasons -
for the towering gripe of the |
slave states. There is pressure |
for a change in Russia, reports |
the man who once sat down and
learned through triaj and error |
that business can't be done with
the Kremlin.
s * *
The Polish Red Army could rise
when the time is ripe. despite the; _ illegal presence in Poland of eight)
divisions of Soviet Union forces.|
Mikelajezyk said. The people could)
rise even before the army. They)
do what they can to break the beck |
of the USSR. Even the Kremlin!
admits Poland is producing hardly!
half the grain it did before the!
war
* * *
“The greatest terror and . blood-
shed. such as in Hungary, won't
change people dedicated to
dom,” Mikolajezyk said. “I'v just
seen evidence of public protest as;
never before. We have proof of,
great. dissension in Russia itself.
There have been countless demon-
strations in Georgia and the
Ukraine. The pressure of public)
cepRien in—the.West_is being felt)
It may save many thousands of
freedom fighters who otherwise
would be killed
* ° *
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1. Everyone remarked how——old Mrs. KeY looked aiter
her seige of iliness.
2 In the eyelid, t's Waty annoying wiien you're trying to
tead.,
. 3. Whenever the Smiths quarreled, al! the neighbors could
hear his Voice booming in a great——.
married one. _4. You'd be extremely surprised if a popular glamour girl —
5. It certainly requires skill] to——a card sharp in a bridge
game.
6. Mcy sometimes produce phrases that ethers can't under-
stond.
7. When camping in the woods, with his family, Dad would
want, to take good care of his——-.
8 Preterred by some people as the best way to get fresh —
air and exercise
9. Would be sought out by amateurs climbing a heavily
wooded mountainside.
10. Communist countries notoriously have been demanding —
_this of workers.
1). Her husband’s beautiful——when he sang in the shower.
made Ann fee! he'd missed his best career.
12. It often takes many of these, one after the other before
the job is finished. :
13. A continuous loud one is very disturbing when youre
trying to sleep. ‘
14. Mother was very pleased that her frivolous Jane's answers
fo questions were always——.
18. Has a definite association with a king.
16. If deeply interested in religious history, would be inclined
fo have scholarly discussions about it.
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Poles Won’ a Give Up Their Little Freedom
“NEW YORK (INS)—Just_a few;
_ Gays ago, 50,000 youths _ silently
marched through the avenues of
-s on The N.. with “mute parade attracted many thou- ., with continued demands for
sands, some of them curious|‘t?, Withdrawal of Russian forces,'send no money to the present re-!
calls for free elections and a free’gime in Poland,” he added thought-' of the repressions im Hungary lost.” enough to ask the why and the ialntain_a hard core of comme:
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| uP one-half of the Pacific north-
wherefor.
* * *&
“We must!” was the usual. an-
swer from the boys. *‘We must!”
* A *
Many apparently assumed it was
another Communist demonstration
But these orders to march came
from no commissar. It was a spir-
itual command, a spiritual demop-
‘stration. ‘The paraders were ex-
pressing their sympathy not with
communism but with freedom —
and at the risk of their young)
necks, for the new ruler of that
country, Wladyslav Gomulka, is as
Red as any herring before him.
The maz who told this story
is a smallish, rugged, round
headed, gray-eyed patriot whose countenance ee site trag- ly i
edy but who can stil! smile occa- [~~
sionally. He is Stanislaw Miko-
lajezyk, the last free prime min-
ister of Poland, now a leader in
such groups as the International
Peasant Union. He has just re-
turned from the union's meeting
“Fighters for freedom in Poland
and Hungary have made perma-
nent gains,” he said. “Never
again will the peoples ‘of ‘those
plete subjugation. _ They will be
raretul=
tinue living—but they'll never give
up their ideal, their hope of being}
tree.”
HASN'T DELIVERED
The Soviet Union, in Mikola-
_ iezyk’s opinion, has failed in a
* vital particular in its brutal colo-
nialistic program. It hasn't de-
livered. The heip it pledged China!
has not been delivered. It has,
given Egypt very little. It has;
milked rather than fed the various
so-called People's Democracies. a_fie there are economic as well
as political and social reasons
for the towering gripe of. the
slave states. There is pressure
for a change in Ressia, reports |
the man whe once sat down and |
learned through trial and error that business can't be done | with
the Kremlin.
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The Polish Red Army could rise |
nna the time is ripe, despite the
egal presence in Poland of ei ght!
poircle oft Soviet Union forces,
Mikolajezyir said, The people coult
rise even before the army. They|
do what they can to break the back
of the USSR. Even the Kremlin
admits Poland _is producis
half the grain it did bef
war
* * *
“The greatest terror and blood-|
shed. such as in Hungary, won't)
change people dedicated mad Ae
dom,” Mikolajeryk said. “T'vé just
seen evidence of public protest as
never before. We have proof of
great dissension in” Russia itsetf.
strations in Georgia and _ the)
Ukraine. The pressure of public
It may save many thousands of
freedom fighters who otherwise
would be killed
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“The next ‘hree months, I
think, should show whether Rus-
sia eae, is going a a peace-
Kremlin to call back its forces
frem the satellites and try to
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Hurl Flames at Reds n ha ocrats hori the new Senate.
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif UA —A!
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‘bottles at the back porch of Soviet ‘of Texas Jan. 15, submitted his’
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harw damage was negligible. |soon as his successor is elected. |
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Born in a Chicago tenement,
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the Imperial Conservatory in War-
saw, Poland.
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nie and Isham Jones befoye en-
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ithe Dark” and “For Whom the
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Italy.
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of law at Amsterdam University.
|From 1925 to 1929 he served as)
high commissioner of the prewar
League of Nations in Danzig. |
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Japan numbers, at most, three,
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'three children, 75 per cent of the
husbands and 78 per cent of the.
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‘band, Nathan, with a 27 caliber
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I} SAN FRANCISCO # — One of| The couple's three children, aged
San Francisco's many monuments)8 to to 14, ~aeened a ————e
is to be torn down today and)
man will be read.
In 1918 Martin Hanson, an ec-
centric real estate dealer, lost =D |
battle to keep the city trom cut y roopers
ting off some of his property
a street =a
* * °
“Be just and fear not Do right, |
whether it pays or not.
| “Immured is a letter to Elva to
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| Elva, in 1905, was Elva Stand-|
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fs -world who sympathized with
bim,
* * *
| Todayy with another, project in
‘the works to widen Market Street, |
'the monument is being removed |
and opened 12 years early.
| Elva will be there. She's now
‘Mrs. Fred Rust of Orinda, Calif.
Death Beats A-Bomb
| SEA GIRT, N. J. @—Engineeril
George W. Saathoff recently com-/
pleted a new home he designed,
}with features to resist atom bomb
Yesterday, Saathoff, 71,
died outside the house—of a Benet a
j attack.
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he had eretted a seven-foot gran-| School in State
ite monument on a small site near}
Market Street near
nue. He had a plaque set in the
shaft which reads:
“A measure of progress
“This ménument is erected to
peace and justice. bery
“1918 to 1968, lf step in his- combating
tory. What wil] soars on 1 Stat Police said the three. two damage to farm crops each year.! My apa fe pain relief. Over. @ billie
mankind? | EROKE (INS) — Three youths
iweer held by Monore County au-
thorities today fo rallegediy trying
to. burn. the New -Bedford Junior:
jaged 17 and one 15, broke into the
(5247.00 school early yesterday and Officers said Mrs: Ruth Rich-|
| Unsealed as Result of ardson shot and killed her hus- : iArab Leaders Meet
“ito Discuss Crisis
These. sources also ocicleahedl
that the conference would try to,
work out a formula for settling’
the Arab-Israeli conflict as well]
as seek a united Arab policy to-|
ward the British - French - Israeli’
military operations.
Pacis the Midiig Reet cae,
escaped wts $294 taken from a
safe.
Troopers said the trie left the.
| school and started on a spend-
ing tour in a car, but returned
when they remembered leaving
fingerprints in the 16-roem bulld-
ing, which was opened in Sep- |
Contes nent Tempernen: SES
The _youths, according to police,
obtained a five-galion can of gas-| } They set a match to the gas and;
| after their names were supplied |
‘known to have wanted to harm the ‘line at a filling station and spread)
‘the fuel ‘from door to the schoo!
|to the principal's office. Tt
fled.
The fire burned itself out with:
out_spreading.. However, the_blaze-
caused damages estimated at
$7,000.
Polcié picked up tie boys
| by Charles Scheltine, superin- |
tendent of New Bedford commu-
schools.
Scheltine said the three were
school.
Officers said the 15-year-old stat-
ed he hated the school and wanted
to ‘‘blow it up.’
tions ‘Rlso couse tension or loss of
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M. W. , A&P vice presi-| Clare L.
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: iy \Lucille, and two children, Cather- iday in Tanner's room at St. Jo-
4 > line Ann, 22, and Richard C., 20,|seph’s hospital,
: © \at 2791 Auburn Ave. Kramp is. al About 30 friends signed Tan-
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The bride, the former Erna. Lion's Club and the Oakland Coun-!
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“TOKYO uw — Japan has me
suicides per capita than any other)
nation, The welfare ministry re-
‘of photographer: Frank Tamer, 59. Per_cent_rise over 1954, when Japan)
He broke his leg last Thursday;
Mo. =
\Former President Truman was’
speaker yesterday - at
ceremonies dedicating three new)
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ported 22,138 in 1955 — 24.8 per
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__aptness of thought. Employees of the A&P Tea Company ore ‘not eligible to enter.
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Shaping Up in California’ wwe ‘written into every label of thelr P= OLEMENCE s,"’ will be seen in cotton whip-\cufts. | much in evidence, w
7 meee ist satin-sheen gabardine, andl The monnish eult i out in Cal- There will be a few dresses with/fashions, should be aamasadind
< : tence casing. a this season. The gentle,|the hobbled hemline, but most make the most of being a woman.”
ES_— California # |fuid line, slightly curved but inte editors believe there willl watch these pages.for one week
promises mew and interesting) sports. iciees. “sil take on, the oid ihouetie. takes ‘Ns piace. [be a noteworthy absence of them! ¢ California fashions and decide shapes—shapes of things to come|trend to more:femininity with fF] Suits have cape effects, and; =
to fashion editors all over thelier shirts and ruffles on. sleeve-isbelted sults, we're told, will be Catitornia designers believe tht for youset
eonnaey: Say SNS te hak sng
i *
After all the “Pm so glad you
got here,” and “Do you suppose
Jane is going to make it this
year?" conversation is over, we
settle back and think about fashion.
California always has been pro-
photic in its collections of spring
and resort ao. and with last
yenaigives r startling changes,
editors are pgp diem eagerly for
Although we haven't seen a sin-
gle fashion, as yet, (it's Sunday
_. afternoon) we can give you just-an
_ idea of what California designers
___ believe is a good look in fashion.
LONGER SKIRTS
Although California does not be-
lieve that merely. adding inches at
> he Heine Creates w"new tooke
1. the_designersdo_endorse~for the
\ current regency or empire lines,
\an added one or one and a half
inches to create flowing lines and
Sienee the illusion of slenderness.
* * *
With this-in mind, most of the ,
c rs have added that much to
the skirts of daytime clothes.
Cocktail and evening clothes
were given longer. lengths some
time ago in Caltfornia, ang will
: : @ __this yearscontinue to be ankle-
; ee : length o; slightly above.
This fabulous cape is just one-of many Seige makes ay most of ye sp by Wave panlesd Gat cance are to
types and sizes of capes to which Cali- using delustered taffeta ae the be an important part of these col-
a ornia: with pride this season, Fhe slim lines-0f the gowns — ~~ ~ -ections. And from.these whe man-.
set ha a pe vents she “f aged overhearing - the - latest, we
learned the cape may be a full-
length wrap, a separate detach-
able collar on a dress or suit, or
: Women’s Section === There will be a tendency to gen-
rounding .the silh
“MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1956 PAGES 16-10 oo ek Lee
ie = ee eZ dominantly stim) at shoulder and Fie | >
and Mrs. Howard B. Barker and peas be fel Genet teed lea * California or Dr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Riker lowliest fabric to work with. House- ;
and their houseguest, Mrs. Flora dresses were made of. cotton, but Palm Beach—
Goodale, of California. you néyer wore it out of the home. < Ach ssith ite
GO EVERYWHEGE
--—Foday—yeu-—wear—cottons,—
they’re used*.now, to your finest : On Friday evening the Barkers)
———~-----_—emtertained eat—a—dinner—party—for}—
the Browns and their guests.
s * * - golden sands .
and blue seas. —
parties, and you feel elegant ‘in 7 Mr. and Mrs, Robert Calver and them. West Coast designers prom- Reflecting the
‘Mr.—and~ Mrs. Robert Knecht “of ~ “ise ever more with their use~ or —— mood -and ——
Pilgrim road, Birmingham, were,
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.)
T. J. Sharpless in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Sharplesses are former Bir-
mingham neighbors.
~ & « he material this year,
* * * ‘
Where color is concetned,. Cali-
fornia considers that here is the /
beginning of the rainbow. Tomor-’
row's palette they tell us,. contajris
some of the most exciting combina-
ee of color to, come - na
st, tempo of. the ;
setting is q
lustrous sheath
of silver
soirette. This «© ©
s “Elegance” *
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boardman
were hosts in their home on For-
evening to Mr, and Mrs. Ben
Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. Norman California Yong has / hea the from Rose =
DeGuise and Mr. and Mrs. Glen world in swim fashions, and it Marie Reid's - Foss of Dearborn. intends to hold tha{’ record, Al- ri E.
rs though it shows a/more covered collection.
feok than in the/past, it is said
Gerald Coon of Dwight avenue | to. he a more Igdytike and flatter. a
: attended Dad's Day activities at! ing took, r 4 —_— _._Delta Tau Delta Fraternity at Uni . _Car.. coays replaced _by._‘‘sea a
————wersity of Michigan on Satin
as With his son, Jerry, a senior in the
School of Literary Science, he at-
tended the Michigan-Ilinois game,
and later a dinner party,
s * ae
; Mr G / (Methodist Women
s. aeenas PL Offiters Hear SAAS, Garrison Féted at Shower | Named by poegeetrtetion FE
* Mrs. Sidney Savage and Mrs \ |Federation of Women at the re-
? |Elmer M. Klemm were cohostesses Ch h U it feces luncheon meeting of the Wom-
at a_pink and blie shower honor- Uu rc Ni san's. Society of- Christian Service
Mr: and Mrs. Theodore E. Wiers-
ema of West Iroquois road attended |
a family reunion in Ann Arbor!
ss over the weekend. Members of the
family from Ohio, Indiana and Tli- ing Mrs. H. Ray Greenman. ‘The. of First Methodist Church. The) =~ ao phd
nois, gathered at the home of Mrs. |affair was held at the Klemm res-' Mrs. Wayne DeBeauclair was speaker accompanied her talk with ** xe
Wiersema’s sister, Pauline Zoller, idence on Argyle avenue. elected president. of the Saybrook Pictures taken at the World Fed- "Tela nc of Californié shows this estes ea before attending the Michigan-Illi-
—_s ___nois game.
Following the game Miss Zoller
hosted an open house at her home. * tion Meeting heid in South Caro- Attending the shower were Mrs. Group of the First Congregational ah grins rt sors linen shirt, Jamaica Short, and striped rib-knit blazer
F. R. Allen, Mrs. Mabel Kyser, Church on, Fri
Mrs. Earl Leggett, Mrs. Albert Ol- ie Mrs. Adrian.Thompson gave de-| jacket Le spring a summer, Following a luncheon at * the’ -« jsen, Mrs. Richard Crawley, Ruth votions. Members made plans to
Reagan, Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. a in tive. ment selected atteyd the World Community Day
pwn ian reek by Mar- Paulson, Mrs. George Barar and 40 Mrs. DeBeauclair, Mrs. William on tional Church. Members of Mary
Mrs. Gordon McCormick. Miller was elected first vice presi- Circle were hostesses at the lunch-
Ee < Mr. and ion. teeste McCully |
Paichdgen State-Purdue game at organdy bow at the neckline of this.
Lansing. on Saturday and re- | jorie Montgomery of California. e Empire lines are
é Also attending were Mrs. Verle : . wate eon. cron Vinge cig’ “ot ton Wnty wba” tteneat, The event ts
: page puesip ea Por ea. relieved by standaway hipling kets, while turn- \Greenman, Mrs, Robert Earl, Ses. ae aren pong ag n Congregational Church held. al Scheduled’ for Nov. 30 at the | 4 Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson | around view shows off a buttowleg back, and india tnd —. an Beh “ Nutt |Cross treasurer. Mrs. Bumgardner luncheon smoetifs Friday..at the oa to te nace M4 at the Seer ne Femide om the campus, | . ee oe . ba a Id_ McIntosh’ of Z
eu Simaay the Bcc stated eee am “Tyce peal’ Were BI Sage ol lg lat ~The Cas eaca a: x . Thom ‘, where ¢ corresponding secre ; gardner enter-' hostess During buginess Ne ik apend ceveral days. "1 ‘Hawthorne School gfe we} re seh p Mirage ow ans < tary. é ty taaned Peso Bley the Sew and Mrs. I ficers . coming _sangptloe
ee é Holds Open. Hor Fy ae eee = ig were given = Mrs. Carmi J. Odell was ‘in Chatter Club “ dinner Tuesday Cheal_ Santi Mrs. Ivan Knight will
nther “and “Mrs.- 7 iment. tpachats._of. Wilsoal “chnaren or asia Hat rahe teenie — Irv (Schoot “at ~ the open “house” held ‘Thanksgiving én 1831-""- Devotions avenue, . Wilma Horning. of D Detroit!votions) using _ “The ey irs. Donald “Meintoste o8 fine tes. ie
Oo day trom 7 to 9'p.mo, Samples, ere given by Mrs. Fred Raetzke. Was # guest at the meeting, : h : :
ot the trade velved
n Woinen's Section [retreshments. — ori SX.
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gene ‘HE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1956 :
Blanket.Care n _____|them to dry over sheets sprend) Inventor’ George Selden,
yey AS, lightweight sum-|°" the grass in the shade. Shake ay
i Talk About First Wife
IrksSecond |
to Silence Chatter)
of Mother-in-Law
BY EMILY PosT
nae. “About a year ago I married
street workers in 2 Man who had been married be-
-j Ava makes her/fore. His wife died about five years’
dreamlike sunrise appearances Aft-'ago He is a wonderful person and. if F& : E
g itt learned to
! if
er are imp@s' we are
oned of the most incredible movie very happy:
star of the decade, | “However, I have a “problem
ew she is constantly, “1 think she is very rude to
rumored to be passionately devoted keep bringing up the subject of to—she admits nothing. palliccnagrert dings grockin cn
Frank Sinatra, ber third hus- sensitive? Will you ‘please tell me
band from whom she is ¢s- >
tranged bet not Giverced, still
figures im her fife when he oc
caslonally slips Inte Spain. Ro
ture male Spaniards of Ava's 9¢- ‘jet him tell her. If he doesn’t Cat
quaintance have made them 1 be frank with your mothermin-|wear. selves just that) say she bas jaw and tell her how you feel. spent many hours with Frankie,
severely ising eri 2. “Dear—Mes:~Post: 1
glow, liad my first baby. I
cousin of my
Add to the festive occasions by press agent attached to her Iat-
fwhat I can do about this very/wearing a “Holiday Apron”! Make est movie, “The Little Hut.”
(distressing situation’ _~ “one of nylon with a beaded rooster| “Sometimes she'll call members
Answer: fie best thing to do is|M™tif and another trom organdy| 0f the crew im the middle of the |
recently address and the pattern number searching for, too. __
- 1 asked a (to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press,’ not tong ago by a reporter?
husband te be the 272 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, if it is true that she has said she
Illinois.
, Now available—the colorful 1956 plied calmly: a} et heuer feels Needlework Album containing doz- “Why no. That must have been
- slighted ens of lovely designs
ase wasn’t | 15 choose more patterns in crochet,
_three
The tall dimplechinned, dUSKY that the maid of honor is supposed|book. Only 25¢ a copy! Then gradually, perhaps relieved
of her early-evening pensive miood
by the music and drink, she be-
comes exciting and excited. When
parts in high spirits for late-late- |,
hour spots—perhaps private clubs,
perhaps her own fireside, per-
snaps... .hotel.in whatever city she |
is staying. a
[DANCE TO DAWN Wherever she and her party wind
up, they keep the music and danc-
ing spirit golng until dawn and
after. ;
“She can't sleep,” reports one
find MSS and ask us to come see her. |
_| She’s running away from things, |
is through with romance, she re-
from which someone eise.’’
| * . *
__lina_itinerant_ worker is an awe-
some sight to the people ol Ma: i# there. such a rule?” ____
them. '
‘Mrs. C. ]. Adams
Berean Class Holds ‘Hostess to Group | me 2 j
Thanksgiving Dinner x... cark 3. Adams of Walton A Thanksgiving dinner was boulevard was hostess to the Feb-
served members of' the Berean Tuary-December group of First
Class of First Baptist church when Presbyterian Church for a Friday,
they. met at the church. Mrs. luncheon’meeting. Mrs. Harry At-
Emma Sebewaing presented sev-€n. Mrs. Hazel Anderson and Mrs.
eral piano selections. 'Philo Nye were cohostesses.
Mrs. Bert Hovey led the pgyer| Officers elected include Mrs. E.
and Mrs. Alice Willogh gave devo-\L. Guy, chairman; Mrs. Merle Voss
__tions at the recent meeting. The Vice chairman: Mrs. Dave Gilpin,
closing prayer was given by Mrs. S#cretary; and Mrs. 8. B--Kimbail;-7
Addie Odell. (treasurer, =
Comina E The Bible study on the Ephe- sians was given by Mrs. William
oming vents portly Mrs, J. C. Covert gave
Norwegian Ladies Aid will meet with a report on the book, “Christian
Woassemag en 8 (pa 3923 Voorhels R4.|t iving, Family Style.” by Betty it oh-so-bright! Makes Mondays Sunny-days What a relief to send all your family wash to Pontiac
Laundry! Oceans of gentle suds and many finsings make
folded. Then when Careful Dan returns them there's almost
nothing jeit-to do. Wouldn't you like this service?
Clothes and towels are fluffy dried and
“FREE Plastic Bag with Dry Cleaning
i t _.. Past Noble .Grende_ Pontiac .Rebekah- “The will hold its next Lodge, 450, will meet Tuesday noon with | group ne: g Mra Walter Goodrich, tol oat. Clem- ing at the Marbach home on Ne-
ens - ad ‘
ome drive.
DRY CLEANERS
7-Hour Service at
$40 S. Telegraph Road
Ladies of St, John Lutheran Church
day from § to T p.m.
Quick Cirele will meet with 7 Mrs. Tem ggiene | 4 Lewis S&F. : 4
Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Forget-Me-Not Birthday Ciub will
meet y with Mra. Irene Bowen,
7341 St. Joseph St. for a noon coopera~
tive Yunch. =”
Mu wil meet
0.98 Fin Mon hire Jour ogwin, 8 B Bt. ym, for & bake
Mrs. William Shw will speak bil
1 as
seer
mt rdens Auxiliary, 3e87.
will held o meeting Sat Gareans
\v's fas,
Sak ee
=p a textured
or — completely flexible
/
on i. E ~ With ‘ A tailored classic outline on a
: soft construction that makes it $0 flexible
7 that every woman who tries it .
“ ” ga will love it. -
REGS FREES CBS Sp NE A PCN. NR 5 RN CEST P ME these fun to make and so nice to) gag she’s searching-for things— are i
| God knows what.” he
—Woolss.s =~
~ nme reidery—and init <— plus. | {Tomorrow: Ava's romance with
under the impression gift patterns, directions printed in'a bullfighter.) [es
(Copyright, 1956) | ee
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‘ _ There’s a beautiful new concept of 3s
wool in the fashion world! Its now (a
looking elegant, turning heads where-
_ ever it goes, Here, you see wool refined =
to a tissue-lightness, gives the supple, |
romantic lines of this season’s regency
look. Detailing is completely feminine,
completely flattering! Try new late-day .
*wools- in your wardrobe. Misses’ and
Juniors’ sizes. hae 5
i et oe i ams
reco EIGHTEEN
eye strain can — and often dots]
— contribute to such widespread
“While it Js ‘generally true that aiscomforts as indigestion, neous
ws Seegeete to Aree Sit SS" intigns snd 0 penetal lomrring, of
tp the-point-of permanent Gamage, physical “Avoid Eye : Strain’
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This ‘remarkable cor- -
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cream at ease«—retax;-andt
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No pulling on the
shoulders, mo brand-
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freedom — see the
beautiful new lift! In
white embroidered
nylon marquisette. B _ ea ==
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Hives. This includes ever letting
them make. their own mistakes. A
‘then continues to act on the
girls getting married — many of c
them before they are out of igh” No, i¢ isn't. And it may well be| one of the reasons why young mar-)
sponsibility of a home, the mothers, LSE =
1378 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 4-2857 |
“After. Teenager Need
«\Mother Should Bow Out
Daughter Can’t Assume Wifely Duties!
-and. Still, Be Mama's Little Girl | mitt paniosecesd
By RUTH MILLETT “Because. ‘jon. “giles are so
It Mama gives her consent to Young and have been under their
‘a teenage daughter's marriage, | mother's thumb before marriage,
then Mama ought to step aside and|the mothers often don't seem to
let the young folks run their own realize that they ought to keep
hands off the marriage.
* *
* * *
If Mama thinks her daughter) “We have a son, married to a
teenage girl, We leave the young
stant help and advice, then Mama only when we are invited, letting
keep her daughter from marrying without any. interference.
until she is old enovgh to meeenee |
without help.
The mother who encourages —
her daughter te marry young and “But our son's mother-in-law
is always around, always offer-
ing advice, always expecting her
daughter to accompany her on
vacations, etc, She just won't
theory that “Mama knows best” | turn loose,
isn’t giving . young couple a
fair start in life,
The mother of a son writes: “IT
am writing about —these--teenage; in other mothers of teenage wives.
It certainly isn't fair to the hus-
bands or to the marriage.” * * «&
school.
“Their mothers let them getiriages so often end in divorce married, Then, when their young pefore ha fair
msbends have tien on Me felgan, can't get along without her con- people alone, going to their home!-
ought to do all in her power tO them make their own decisions
~“T've noticed this same tendency/ ans
Pontiac Federal Savings and-Loan Building will be
the scene of the. Thursday tea ‘planned by the Pontiac still run the girls.
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_}~-The-Pontiae-Osteopathie-Hespital-—— " Osteopathic Hospital Guild. Shown (left to right) are Pontiac Press Phete
guild members Mrs. Donald E. Fraser of Niagara ave-
nue, Mrs. B. F. Dickinsoy of Royal Oak and Mrs. Leroy
t. Johnson of Illinois avenue. — Fi
Osteopathic Unit |
Schedules Tea
in City Thursday... jmembers. and. guests. of the. lial Group of First Congregational Salonen. James.K. boluevard recently. Colonial Group Meets at Strauss Home
Mrs: D. G. Strauss entertained Church for luncheon at her home W. A. Gordon. Mrs. John Greene
Jee, Mrs. Ross Walls, Mrs. James __
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. SY ol. Clarke and. Mrs_J. Lee Voorheis.
Guild will host a tea Thursday at
Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan’
building. The affair will begin: si
1:30 p.m.
Mrs. B. F. Dickinson of Royal
Oak, guild president, is serving as)
general chairman. She is assisted
by Mrs. Donald E. Fraser, Mrs.|
M. C. Worster and Mrs. Leroy C.)
Johnson. |
Invitation committee chairman
is Mrs. L. E. Bilodeau of Roches-
ter. Mrs. R. J. Ervin of Auburn!
Heights and Mrs. H. E. Jones of
Birmingham comprise the social’
committee.
Dayid C. Pence-of Kerndale will}.
be guest spéaker.
Dior's suit and chiffon blouse to Corset and Hosiery Shop . Appreciated
14 N. Saginaw St. (Strand Theater Bidz.) Free Edith E. ‘Stenson,
Parking Owner
6 e
f La
‘SEE YOUR DEALER
"a ene es ia aa ie rae Sw ste “
‘skirt gives us back hips and fem- |match is a combination we're sure)
to see many times from now)
|through spring. The full-topped!
jinine curves, but minimizes ra-
(ther than accentuates hips.
| Mrs. Harold C. Haskins pre-
Sunday, theme, “Work and Worship.” .
Mr. and Mrs.’ Officers elected caged - en
aE ness meeting are Mrs. . . ile
Frederick son, honorary president; Mrs. J. A,
Moran Rammes, first vice president; Mrs.
Hammond of . H. Purdy, second Vice president;
Mrs. Mac Whitfield, recording see-
Bloom field retary, and Mrs. Greenlee, treas-
H I lls urer. .
announc ed the Guests at the meeting were
engagement of Mrs. Ellis Hilton of Norfotk, Va.,
: their la ghter and Mrs. Glenn E. Eries.
- Fredericka | Plans were made for the annual
“Christmas Bazaar to be held Nov.
Ann, to John’y at the church, and for the
Barkley group's Christmas party to be heid
» Hunt Mager son of at the home of Mrs. Percy I
oe: on Cherokee road.
Mr. and Mrs..
John M. .
Mager of SUIpPriSe Detroit. She is
a greducte of Ingredient
4 < ~ —— ee
We've ~ SS three he Isi in Cake
wren : Q & = bee | Apa MS 2 2 al ey poys
: adding, r
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CHRISTMAS ! REDERICKA ANN HAMMOND | oy gaxet oom
' SHOPPING Use With Care ‘Parish Guild. Pontiac Press Home Editor
For the price of a
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you can dry 80. loads
of clothes in an electric
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| fine for waterproofing men's shoes, |
‘but check with your shoe dealer
before using them on your foot-
| wear. Certain types of trimming)
can be discolored by their use.
With cold weather threatening to
stay, the season of hearty desserts
is at hand. Mrs. Francis Staley
has a recipe for a carrot cake that
‘ean be sliced and eatén plain,
spread with butter or served with
'w sauce. You may even frost it if of St. Benedict
Plans Projects |
The Rev. Richard Thomas ad-
\dressed members at the Tuesday like. ee) ‘evening meeting of St. Benedict Sirs Sealey is 0) eral
si
pipe
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80', N. Saginaw — Open Fri. Eve. FE 2-5600 Parish lenjoys her work. She has few in-
'terests outside her home. Sewing
In the business meeting, at which,and gardening are favorite hob-
Mrs, Ralph Cotcher presided, re- bies.
|ports were given. by Mrs. Ivan
\Herr, Mrs. Leon Thomas, Mrs./
\John Lewis. Mrs. Anthony Maty-
niak, Mrs, Parjde Ninotti, Mrs.
Roy Johes and Mrs. William Ford.
St. Gertrude Unit announced
| plans for a party to be given for
| the youngsters at the Oakiand
County Children's Home the lat-
| ter part of this month.
A cooperative dinner and Christ-
erent yn Dee Pain in the Par- Sift dry ingredients and add to
* ‘cooled carrot mixture. Add nuts CARROT CAKE
By Mrs. Francis Staley
1% cups sugar
*\ cup reisi ws
2 tablespoons shortening
2 laree carrots, grated
1 teaspoon each cloves and cinnamon
% teaspoon nutmeg
Put all ingredients in saucepan
and boil for five minutes. Let cool.
1 Cap Walnut meats
2 cups sifted flour
1% teaspoons soda
1 teaspoon salt ©
Refreshments were served at jast. Pour into a greased loaf tin.
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Tr rain Your Voice to Be Attractive, ‘Lively
“ny 2OSRRHINE LOWMAN There -are cage pegs APS a) ee ae emo-,if it is a slanting hat, wear it more
Pre you ‘realize that thé impact| te an attractive voice.|a crutch or a pair of them, in order tionally as much as possible €X-|on the horizontal than the vertical
betes So simremner et, ane. Ste [becoming more to | It you have a problem or Woy tube adding view ‘cethustenine, “yor much-height.. Secech taciaeel
Which you cannot solve or do-not) can-puil -yourself-over-the—hump. | ee: sennd-tnesi-¥ 700 have 4. = : ioe “how to solve, do po rushp round face you need a hat with
“life” into their voices " : 7 si ars aa oa kind. “Try to avoid for a while, Forget your trouble as|improve your appearance will be! prims wil) be becoming. Do not
* * « _ |FEELING MIGHTY Low?, _ |Drift, unless the decision is crucial. : : about | TP", improve
i wean wees 0k 8 agg Pag eral the
though of hats = The heart-shaped face: This face can make you feel valued and| When you are depressed or dis-| Se R€W seals for yourself. One ’ ,
warm or it can irritate you, leave Couraged it is a psychological fact| te Very best is the determina- citing hét can brighten your mood.|is very narrow at the chin. To be - |
you flat or sometimes even make that a few new clothes are of thera-| 40" % become as attractive as . most flattering the hat should com- ,
you: mad, peutic value. When a woman is at; 7 Possibly can. — THE FACE know what Ponsa for this with rennin low | |
a low ebb emotionally she is apt) Another is, to outline some work) Many women want to know what on the hat, ribbons or veils. or : If a big business recognizes the ¥ a you wish to accomplis, to add new! kind of hats are best for certain just the cut of the hat. Large hats. J~~
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: , 0 begin thinking of herself as un-
importance of am attractive | tractive. to lose interest in her-'interests to your daily life. With|face shapes. If you have an oval off the face. are good. too. Do not speaking voice, one which has en- 7
thusiasm and unterstanding, why | . beg ee ee ys om | wes high crowns.
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The tong face: Care should be) | velope with your request for it to .
) \taken not to emphasize the length| Josephine Lowman in care of The
if you have a long, thin face. Wide Pontiac Press. .
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members of our family, the people
crowns or brims and curving lines | we dea] with in business, all make.
up our personal world. And there
. In addition, we just naturally ex-' are good. If the hat has a'straight, Tomerruw: “What You Should |
pect a charming wofnan to have) line be sure that it is horizontal, or! Know About Undergarments.”
a charming voice. When she!
_ doesnt it is a jarring note in an
otherwise pleasant \. personality.
Your voice is the most important)
medium for expressing your
thoughts, moods and emotions. It
is the link: between you andthe
world about you. Your voice can +
make you seem young or old.
USUAL REASONS
Uniess there is some structural
abnormality, an unattractive voice
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ly and 4e not omit syllables apd | Magnetic speaking voice.
endings, Also try to refiect in
tone the moods and thoughts on
pia Fellowship Class Meets If you will practice this regularly.
you wil] automaticaily improve in |
your genera} conversation. Try to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spragg of Detroit were guests at the
=" sitar) ra oan rea mae oe opened their home on West Strath- meeting.
way. do pot all it to ruin the More avenue Friday evening for
ff the Fell owship Class
quality of your voice. Many things @ meeting ¢
can be said in a voice which is of Baldwin Avenue Evangelical Flora Shelly. S
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Beauty Shop ‘} scor tor te coming year, Serv. (First Presbyterian Church at a] y Weve for $3.75—none higher. New Fa il DRESS ES ing with him are Mey agrees: | dinner meeting Friday evening. .
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Tues. and Wed fhe Christmas dinner and program Hocking, vice president: Mrs. Roy ; . r ) e@ e
es . to be held at the next meeting are 9 yay ‘and Mrs. Eatt , .
MANENTS I -Xtrs George ~Holtis;—Mrs:—Ray+ secretary; SSS SSS SSS _ T7795 _ oI | PERI $5.50 Ritter and Mrs. Robert Connely. hes @iark, treasurer. H Values were T795 to 2995 —
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i - loset when I saw Mr. Bell and
tionery-tobaceo type
disappeared into it,
y,) air. doors. We were in Kew Gardens.
I wondered, nervously, what in
I hastily withdrew into tne, wondered, nervously, what in
and Gardens.
He walked rapidly through a
business district, I stayed across
the terrain went purely resi-
. dential, was a still lighted sta-
shop.
leaving me
with my mouth open, gasping for| mediately that,
I leaned gratefully against | i chubby, youngish woman behind
» TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: « et a THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1956 A
a hobby shop window ‘and waited.
Five minures later still
in there. The store no side
exits that he might — used
store's rear @xit to elude me.
2 * «
I decided I ‘had better investi-
‘up to the glass door and saw im- gate. I crossed the street, eased
except for the
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sendy? you're Tight, |
“Now, i
“4P lease,” Bell pleaded, “please,| |
Leone. We mustn't risk any)
ip.” His voice turned play-) —
fully, coyly severe. “And I must)
gay, yout behavior = now dur- | ing business hours . . . really, Miss |
Webb!” : |
“So sorry, Mr. Bell.” Leone).
was mocking her own efficiency.
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weep
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Beceem
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“We won't let it happen again.)
“Darling . . .”*
After a long moment and some)
aaa small-murmurings,I heard a click:
: the sound of a door
opened my
the if
my ters in
mean
feet tall: passenger—to face _the front This
all I could do to obey.
I wished I hadn't. My nose
was practically flattened a
the back of a young mafi’s neck
As I pulled back my head and
my eyes focused, that neck, the;
shoulders beneath it
familiar. I tried to place them. FAMOUS BOOK FRIENDS—1
Gulliver
This week let's meet some friends from famous books.
There are many great stories which are so well-written they are| coming into my mind nowadays. /¥@S instituted in 1953.
known as classics in literature.
imany generations of children have enjoyed. them.
dark-| This week we are going to bring you pictures of the main charac-/ Catch Jack .
such favorite books. Let's start our collection with Lemuel}
out Gulliver, the hero of Gulliver's Travels. This book written by an garage.”
hings, Irishman, Jonathan Swift, was published in 1726. - i
Gulliver sailed the South Seas as a ship's doctor and he discovered,
'Lilliput where he seemed a giant among the tiny people. On another;
voyage ee found the land of Brobdingnag, where men were over 40, days?" Some werewritten long ago, , pleased
you?”
I recognized. him:”
the last person came in.”
seen him for years.”
“Not for years, huh?
you know Jack?” —
ods . « . we went to school Where'd |
and I had gone to school-together. |
“Grade. or high?’’
Grade.” °
“I thought it must be grade.
Because 1 don’t remember you.
You see, Jack and I went to high
\\|together, Flushing High. Course
Nhe was a few years behind me.
He was in my kid sister’s class.’
~“tnra gine. me seeing Jack
again!”
“Yes, after all these years!”
“He was an awful cute kid.”
“And stil]. is! Too bad you)
him,” “Where did he go?”
“Qut—the back way. He — just
stopped in to pick up the car
keys.”
“Well, Jack's doing all right!
He’s got a car now.”
“No, he’s borrowing my hus-
band’s. He's got to go to New
Haven tomorrow. Up near New
Haven.”
“Oh, New Haven.”
‘name?
and)
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jcture shows Gulliver kneeling before the hand-of the Queen!
of Brobdingnag, while behind him is Glumdalclitch,
daughter who looked after him.
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Phone FE ¢-in many instances the- illness is; there is always fair warning with
mental illness. Because of the state of great excitement. Or, he|/4bout”’
However, the doctor warns, a
serious mental illness does not
take care of itself anymor: than
a serious physical illness takes
care of itself.
Also asked of Dr. LaCore is,
“How do mental illnesses come
and “what do the: names
applied to the various types of
mental illness imply?” Some changes in the brain incident to
old age. *
Not all old
|by these brain changes, but as our!
| population lives longer each year,
‘this particular problem is natural-
ly on the increase. All personality
changes occuring in old people are
not due to brain changes, however.
Not feeling ‘‘wanted" can be re- mental illnesses come from injury
to the nervous system, others can
be the result of brain injury, se-
vere alcoholism, some. poisonous
chemicals and advanced syphilis.
is caused by disturbances in the
celis of the brain and the latter
is brought on by physical | | Ulnesses. |
ple are bothered) the mest common of all mental
This disease is too complicated to
jadequately describe in a short)
series.. Some of the patients ap-
pear to the layman, to be in an-
other world; others give you the
feeling that you do not exist. These
are the very sick patients. Just_as
sponsible for personality upsets.
The illnesses discussed So far
are called functional psychoses—
ithose for which there is physical,
icause.
Thert is another. category which
includes such illnesses as paranoia,
manic ewe psychosis and
schizophrenia.
is knewn to most everyone, and
according to Dr. LaCore,' it is
fears and prejudices that — exist,
many people refuse to recognize
UNMISTAKABLY CADILLAC — A rearquarter panel which
_is completely unblemished, fins set inboard and a three-section,
built-in bumper are among the styling features of the 1957 Eldorado
Seville Coupe. Seville owners will have their choices of three en-
gines —
. ning at Jerome Motor Sales Co.,
Most Complete Change in Division History
From on to alo ae cunplete model change in = two additional fourdoor hard-!
their appearance m from top to bottotn, the 1957 Cadil- — history, make
Our engineers and stylists cre- fe
illac. ity.”
In announcifg the new cars, Dont
E. Ahrens, ‘general mansger of. the lowered as cwuch as three inches; |
Cadillac Motor Car Division and'the
vice president of General Motors, roslges. the fender
lender profile; the, tra-) been sharpened,
said, “the a car segresente. Qoidiaeaeh Coiba wk Oe eseeeint! to plac is completely new. Yet, im AD: ed a new Car. this year, but still pearance, it is unmistakably Cad- they retained its" Cadillac person-. Mest distinctive of the _—
changes is eat ee
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ble Mrs. Jewell Fitzgerald (top), a Denver drive-
Bomb Hoax Delays the 300 HP Cadillac engine or a 325 HP modified version
of it. The new car is scheduled to make its debut tomorrow -eve-
280 S. Saginaw St. K
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~ New Throughout in 1957, but It's Still Cadillac The hood and rear deck have
been lowered and the entire side
is unadorned except for the three-
section built-in bumper that curves
around the rear wheel opening.
Cadillac's’ massive _ underslung
grille, bumper and bumper guards
also have been redesigned, A com-;
pletely new styling imovation is
the use of rubber tips on the bump-.
er guards for safety purposes.
The 300-Hp V-8 engine is stand-
ard equipment and -has a 10-to-1
compression ratio, a four-inch
bore and a displacement of 365
cubic inches. Eldorade buyers al-
so have their choice of a modi-
carburetors and a 3%5-HP rating.
hardtops for the first time. Both
cars are three inches lower than
their 1956 counterparts. In the 62)
tmode] the tail light has been re-|
2 cated below it.
* * *
make its debut at the National)
month.
thardtop with dual sets of head-
lamps. It already has been billed
jas America’s most expensive pro-
iduction car ata price of around:
$12,500. This compares with Ford's
Continental Mark .II which sells
for about $10,000.
Airliners at Idlewild”
NEW YORK ®—A bomb hoax
Jed police to search 10 airliners at
Idiewild Airport last night and to-
\|day. They found nothing suspi-
cious.
. + ® @ @
mous telephone caller warned
shortly before midnight that a Pan
American World -Airways plane
would be blown up “within an Taps. for Fallen Friends _
PARIS A 61-year-old bugler
last night fulfilled a World War I)
dream to return to France to play
taps for his fallen comrades.
By: the” flickering light” of the’ 4+@-tern-al—flame—which-—guards- attention around the Arch of Tri
\France’s Unknown Soldier, Hart-
‘ley Edwards completed his pil-
grimage from Denison, Tex.
He proudly raised the same bu-)
_ igle he played 37 years ago in cere-
monies that moved such old sol-
diers as Gen. John J. Pershing. |
and Marshal Ferdinand Foch.
The intervening years had left
their mark on both bugle and bu-
gler. But Edwards stood stiff and
— in a gentle rain as he sound- World War I Bugler
Fulfills Lifelong Mission Schizophrenia is a term which | other illnesses exist in various de-
There are many examples of
emotional problems, in our daily
living. Dr, LaCore says the indi-
vidual who is a chronic job jumper,
never satisfied, who always fails
and feels persecuted by fate most
probably is in need of help.
The complicating factor is that
the individual frequently does not
see the need for help. Many mental
illnesses are characterized by- a
total lack of awareness. or insight -
on the part of the sick person. One
of the methods of protecting one-
self is to quite sincerely feel that
~All Of Tis difficulties are the resdit™
of factors outside of himself, He
feels that the rest of the world is
, out of step, therefore, he needs
no belp.
ed the call ‘that signals rest for
tired soldiers.
|. About 500 American veterans|
\and an honor guard of French air-|
men; soldiers atid sailors ‘stood at!
ment and certain facilities to satis-
ty these-needs. DR. IVAN A. .LACORE
1 asaire This, a coemmanity —— \umph while Edwards played at the grees, so o this ‘ness can n be severe,
lannual Armistice Day tribute of!acute or marginal. , hich i people
| Americans living in Paris. Some of these patients hear| encacufes ges avoid
Earlier in the afternoon, Ed- voices and others believe in false) | regarding | ventable diseases. ‘wards also played taps at the cem-jideas. However; most of these, Led
etery at Compiegne.. patients appear to the eye of the) Churches and schools play an
layman as well individuals. important part in bringing about a
Edwards — sanyo beneath the Another question asked of the better adjustment to life. Recrea-
arch at French Independence Day doctor is “What do doctors mean tional facilities for people of all
ceremonies July. 14, 1919, when when they talk about neurosis of ages to encourage creativeness is
Paris literally exploded with a psychoneurosis?” Is such an ill- another step which the mental =
“victory” celebration. He was a ness different from a psychosis? health authority expressed as
member of the crack 50-man drum: Yes, explains Dr. LaCore, it is essential.
and bugle corps Gen. Pershing, different. Such people have an emo-| He pointed out that all members
formed of veteran “American sol-'tional type of illness which inter- of the community should work to- | must_provide health and welfare
The customized Fleetwood 60
Special Sedan and the 62 Sedan’
.jare- being offered as four-door
pmoved from the rear fin and relo-. 2 Photographers
Killed in Suez with the world of reality in which munity.
Crossing Attempt
oe wW—An American and al
photographer have been) _
titled attempting to cross into! .
Egyptian lines in the Suez Canal
zone, their organizations con-|
(firmed today. |
The two were David Seymour
a Polish-born American
headed Magnum Photos, and Joan
Roy of Paris-Match. |
_ Seymour was a lieutenant and
photographer in the U.S. Air
Force during World War II. After-*
‘ward he worked for several U.N.
‘organizations. Hé“ “was —also.-a
\photographer with the late Robert
‘Capa during the Spanish Civil
Paris.
| French military sources - gave
this account of the death of the
|two men yesterday at E] Kantara: |
They tried to cross from the’
British-French lines to the Egypt-|
lian side with a party exchanging.
wounded. The photographers were
in a jeep and were fired upon by
the Egyptians. Their jeep ran over)
into a nearby canal.
Their bodies will be returned to)
Paris.
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Boys Burn Hives
| Neighborhood boys are believed |
tto-have- been responsible for the: who,
. Recently he has lived in}:
\diers. Marshal Foch was so im- feres with their happiness and effi- gether to provide these things to
pressed with the corps he invited ciency but they do not lose contact insure a better. healthier com-
them to come back someday.
‘The entire Eldorado line gets its’ eevee of three bee hives at 1320
“ook” from the Eldorado Brough- V JINEWOOD Rd., Pontiac Townshi
am,_a last year’s dream car that Saturday. The destroyed hives were
actually will be put into limited — at Send BIG BROTHER WATCHING—‘“Scram fellows
— it's a giant!” Scuttling away in panicky haste,
this tiny Fairy penguin may well be frightened.
; He'd just arrived at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo / United Press Phete
when he found himadit under the ominous glare
of a four- -foot-taly’ Emperor penguin. Too big
for comfort, to be’sure. 4
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production Tate next month. If wil =
Automobile Show in New York next
The Brougham is a four-door)
‘Airport police said an anony-
“A ‘few minutes later. a second] .
seen’
pec eyernc natant
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| Father & Son ys
Pry Cleaners” a a ff | (( THE ENO
everything from getting bored with
4 their too-simple life
=a initance, on’ Which all the Wu-
ys Merals are “S‘s;* to ease the con-;
|~I am NOT “the woman who has|science of people who never take
tail time; and theré are clocks
that run backward, or counter-
clockwise, for the neurotic “have
everythings” who want to: live in ri : :° *
|. 1 say this, not in self-pity, but in
‘self-defense. After studying the £
are a cute idea all right. Good for up holding a clothes| Those “fanny paddies” — the
—_ bees tmene of Se iatel ond Goted good old-fashioned spanking stick
_of course), or my teeth in made of “nicely grained wood"—jr
Who Doesn’ t Own n Everything to Invoke it fight is foreed upon us."
Italian Consul
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| TEL AVIV, Israel @®—A high
{Israeli government official
today Israeli forces destroyed 50,
per cent of Egypt's military pow-
week. He said 50 million dollars.
worth of Egyptian equipment was
captured.
Much of the equipment captured
‘or destroyed was of Soviet man-
i * * *
| The source said 3,000 Egyptians
were killed in the four-day fight-
ing and 7,000 Egyptian prisoners
now are in Israeli hands, Israel!
‘has put its own losses at 150 killed,
600 wounded and 20 missing. WISHES TO THANK THE
CITIZENS OF OAKLAND
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Pain was promptly. demonstration of how poisonous
snakes strike ended. abruptly, po-
lice reported, when a six-foot dia-
mond-back rattler gave an” un-
scheduled performance,
22, manager of the Monster
Shen on .the’ Long Beach Pike
amusement zone, was gesturing to
two_ other snakes Saturday night
in an attempt to draw a strike
when the diam got into
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hand.
Saucier was taken fo Seaside
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In fact, results were so thor-
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astonishing statements
as “Piles have ceased to be a
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tary vehicles of American, ae
ish and Russian make.
.* 8 © An Israeli military, source said.
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usable shape for small arms, ar- 200 artillery pieces of various
tillery and planes. Value of this sizes, including late model Czech
was estimated by the Israeli offi- ‘guns.
cial at 12 to 15 million dollars. | Be
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dition. Half the tanks were Rus-'Stores which included spare parts ¢
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pared, to take over. But Know-|
land said~-they—should—“*
dallying on this matter e
drawing their Seeces.”
dent Eisenhower's actions “had
set the matter in motion to bring
The Eisenhower PRS |
to keep the United States out of
the Middie East conflict, Know-
‘peace at any price” poticy.”*
Laltaets Ste” afford, regerdiess of how mech or + WASHINGTON — Sen, Know- |,
sheild sit thinks Presi-|
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land said, but “this, is not a!
Said, nant leat his sare of Massa,
Marelli, ns bad cae
‘British office banning weapons “because we are the nervous
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for-Rock-Throwing forced them out,
Nearly half the demonstrators
were held for questioning. One po-:
liceman was injured.
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Born at Covington, Va., Rever-
comb spent much of his boyhood
working on his father’s farm. Aft-
er graduation from the University
of Virginia Law School, he prac-
ticeed law in Virginia for four
years, then moved to Charleston
in 1922 and hung out his shingle.
. * bd *
He and a handful of other men
formed the Young Republican
League of West Virginia,
In 1942 he was nominated to the
Senate. Opposing him was Mat-
thew M, Neely, a Democratic
vote «getter since 1910 and then
midway in a governor's term, In a
dramatic upset, Revercomb won.
The two met again in 1948, when
Rivercomb's term was up. This!
time — won.
* * *
He was defeated by Sen, Harley
M. Kilgore, Democrat. *
Last February, Kilgore died un-
expectedly, Revereomb once more
was nominated to fill out the re-
— two years of Kilgore’s
Eat wack io Saad Oot Wwil-
liam C, Marland, the youngest
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It was a repeat performance for
Ww ; which -upset the pre-
| At the time it seemed a cagey Viously. undefeated Chicago Cardi-
Jaralegy move. It was late in the Dals two weeks ago.
and Detroit was = - Detroit, trailing 13-3 at half-
Sam. Baker's accurate toe was!
onthe big factor in Washington's vic-
oppor- tory. He kicked three field goals,
20-yard. ‘the third one coming with less than
q two minutes remaining, putting
line instead of deep in the en ie team safely in front, 18-10.
: : Detroit roared ht back on
Those two points, though, | Bobby Layne's as ae arm. proved the difference in a \Layne first pitched the ball to Jim
ington’s narrow 18-17 victory m ‘Doran, who scampered to the Red- Detroit’s first loss after * |skin nine-yard line on a play cov- _straight conquests in league play. | _.i5' ;-bayne then eon-
The defeat dropped the Lions)nected with Dave Middleton, who '
ne
‘See tunity to kick from its own
PACE HURDLES — Michigan lack Jimmy Pace oe
in the second quarter: Saturday.
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LION GETS STIFF ARMED — Leo Elter (32), boot, Detroit tacklers on his dash into/* she end sone on the frst. play o
roit erro
(1, plunge); Middleton (10. from Layne}. y. — , Sonles Layne ee tii).
=
aP AP Wicephetee
the stiff-arm in trying to avoid the Washington halfback gives Jack Christiansen (24)
however still’ brought him down after a five Lion. Christian- yard gain. Moving in is Ray Krouse (70), Detroit |
detensive tackle. The Redskins won, 18-17, to hand |
the Lions their first loss of the season.
!
|
|
ning, the biggest cheer of the aft-
with Michigan are now the most) ornoon went up from 75,000 fans
ae and friendly ever,” RC hen the loudspeaker announced,
that Iowa was leading Minnesota,
* “Our students must buy tickets (74, after three periods.
Actual anda of the Big Sev- and transportation when we play!
en team is up to the conference. away from home,” he said. “We
Its choice will oppose a team yet want them to be able to see our)
fo be announced by the Atlantic team without having to assume | ing
Coast Conference. ‘extra expenses.’
+ everything lies in the hands
of the two teams who are ineligible
Ito make the trip, Ohio State and
Michigan State.
Minnesota (3-1-1) can lose one of The Hawkeyes, Michigan's vic- |
> tim a week ago, had toe beat the
| i cena Ae The ‘Wotverines“were-wirrtigls punt
| Jim Maddock, who ‘Smith ripped the final 31 yards
to score. New Bow! Life for M’ After Win | i
proven himself ito be the clutch
player of the team. B Bruins Boosted
t Into NHL Lead.
| Canadiens W :. .
James (41, run). Field :
(16, 39, 27). Gafety:. Lary of Det:
nent out of end sone}. Conversion:
| Boston Now Has Taken
6 Straight Including ©
Montreal Sweep
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Their longest string of victories
in more than a decade has boost-
ed the Boston Bruins into first
place in the National Hockey
League.
* * *
The Bruins made it-six in-a row_
tover the weekend with a -two--
‘game sweep of the defending
league and Stanley. Cup champi-~
ons, -the~-Montreal--Canadiens, -A
3-2 decision last night followed
Saturday's 3-1 victory and left the
wondering if they're
[ave gome 2 Se Oe om
ap thie 4 ve dropped four straight omer
* «
Boston nected last night's vie-
heed to hold its —— eee over
troit, which handed hapless Chi-
cago still another loss, a in the
i~ other game scheduled.
The Bruins, am an 8-3-3 rec-
After the first quarter, Michigan| Like he did against Iowa a week ord, have 19 points in the stand-
twice in the second stanza with from Jim Van Pelt and using all
Jim Pace and Jim Byers going \T-plays guided the Wolverines to! over.
Ron Kramer’s 3-pointer came)
date in the 4th period after an Ni-,
it was Kramer's field goal that
beat Iowa.
The sparkplug in the victory r
— igathered its forces and hit pay dirt. jearlier, Maddock again took over |ings to 18 = = nod Wings.
rwe guele by Cal “Chandon sid
\three assists by Doug Mohns were
long marches, one a 98-yard drive. | .gupled with Terry Sawchuk’s bril-
Ss punt was blocked. Last week Coach Bennie Oosterbaan com- iliant work in the nets to keep a
ddock's T-calling. but capacity crowd of. 13,090_cheering _ —
game.
“We're as far away from Pasa- despite the victory he vetoed any at Boston Garden. Gardner's sec
locker room bow! talk after the ond goal broke a 1-1 tie in the
third period and put the Bruins
ahead to stay. Sawchuk made 30
as second ~—_— quarterback dena now as we were before the saves on the hard-skating Canadi-
this year has game.” he said.
Warriors Miss Gola ‘ens, who still have Gerry McNeil
jfilling in for their ailing goalie,
Jacques Plante.
NBA Cham ps in ‘Cellar’
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Soldier Tom Gola may be the) | ern Division cellar. But Gola fs
in the employ of Uncle Sam this
-reason for the—early-season woes year and without his backcourt
| Obie State jn its lone remaining stadium will help give Michigan to schedule their games on a home- topped only by Michigan and Ohio to the 4-5 home-arid-travel schedule |
a 3s A. Hannah, MSU presi-'Michigan State wil have the third even be tee ae cores by Lansing 11958. Biggie “Munn,
Michigan has a 7-2 home-and- penne from Michigan, Munn|
at Ann Arbor, but pre-
ate rivals have always been’ —By BRUNO -L. KEARNS
iabout double the former MSU seat-) ‘goes, “Where there is life there is)
iy spotted a good pro football ington fhave rebuffed franchise| Committee Chairman Van C. the home-and-home booking policy) lectalaer aapect after Gir 12.1 win
of reports of franchise offers fromialso by a Buffalo, N. Y., second only to Okfthoma’ —which
but neat, 18-17 victory over the Browns .
cago Bears’ easy 38-14 romp over, '© knock off the Bears,\, stopped
Western Conference lead, Both out of the cellar with a 30-46 Vic-
While the race was being knot-| While the Cards and Giants are
dinals by smothering the Cards’! Detroit Dec. 2 and the situation in | and finish 4-2. - Home-and-Home~Card_ Desired
State a bigger say in the Big Ten jand home basis whenever possible. | State. of the Spartans.
| Michigan'y 100,000-plus capacity MSU athletic director, said he has|
W ~~ . ee
estern Division Tied; = | ’ Colorado Gets “sent
| Steatiy auebbe de mash oo to
The franchise shoppers report-|phia.where the so-so Eagles whip-| \Bowl schedule committee's nom- ling capacity of a little more than, a
eo . » bids so far, are fourth in the East. Kusserow said Big Seven officials was hot a new one and was SS Tlinols, Saturday.
a Louisville, Ky.. group, and yes- and as yet uacommitted. on a °% /ast year's Orange Bow! rep-
previously a." Detroit Lions. * ¢ 4
the visiting Green Bay. Packers, ' |Cleveland 21-7 yesterday, and in
have 61 ‘records with five week- tory over the San Francisco 4Sers
ted in the West, the New York finished playing each other,
trumpted offense 23-10 in Yankee reversed Dec. 16. Bigger Stadium to Aid MSU
football :schetige meeting Det. 6-8 When the Macklin Stadium is! Stadium size has 2 a! Michigan is due to make one of
|invited the Wolverines back again)
State has
- Giants Top NFL in Easticrrssce som Size | MIAMI, Fla. @—The Big Seven eae in recent years. Michigan pert, Editor, The Pontiac Press
edly hanging around the nation’s|ped the lowly Pittsburgh Steelers ination for the New Year's Day 50,000. Sc tain Os bene me
Washington, like Pittsburgh andtwith a $4 mark behind iwere_ informed “we fee] that Col-'almed at Michigan. —
terday the Redskins probably up- move, have a 2-5. slate, the same resentative of the Big Seven, is,
e ¢ | “Baltimore's third-place Colts,
left the Lions tied with the Bears/® battle of West_Coast_tailénders.._
ends to go. (16). The Rams are now with!
the
Giants were breaking a first-place payoff meetings in the West are
Stadium and avenging an early- .
Grid Results Rugged Purdue Evtend Sona
‘Ragged Spartans, 12-9 Ssre== rendre
= _By BILL CORNWELL ithe goal line in the 2nd half steel Ohio Statethe team that |
EAST | -ANSING—Michigan State State's” ‘harassed defensive ‘forces pushed the Wolverines oat a6 dT
played its poorest game of the Tose to the occasion in the ‘clutch. Michigan State in at that hectic f-
noon, but still managed to defeat "ove ‘by Blanche Martin that!” But the Rose Bow! trip isn’t won
Purdue's inspired football team, ave Purdue a safety in the 4th on «ifs and OSU and MSU have EAST LANSING «—A bigger dent, has said the Spartans will try ‘largest stadium in the coaterence. away schedule this year, compared |
{built to a capacity of 76,000.in 1957, | - lits infrequent appearances at East!
| at Aum Asbeq, ‘in 1960. No decision has yet been; 5€D
——— sented having to play so Sea |
for Orange Bow! | _The football battes between the
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS if get excited about at Philadel-|football conference has the Orange Could point out that it had just) aNN ARBOR—As the old adage
capital these days apparently'i47 the Eagles. who like Wash-| igame at Miami: Colorado. | Dr. Hannah said, however, that | ee eae Wee Baek eka
Philadelphia, has been the scene ton's 3-3. The Steelers” scorer 27200 § record makes that team Would say that cur relations
ped the price tag with a tough.'as the defending champion ineligible fer 1967
The result. coupled-with the Chi--3_in_the West and the only team
for the National Football League's the host Los Angeles Rams moved
* iGreen Bay at 25.
Eastern tie with the Chicago Car- still to come. The Bears are at
season —35-2T —toss-at--Comisi .
Park.
That puts the New Yorkers at!
6-1 and the Cards at 5-2, but loom-,
ing before the Giants are games
on successive Sundays with Wash-
Y quarter. shown they can be beaten, and
t and the Redskins saTURDAY'S Rest RESULTS 123 y ington, Chicago aa als mt BIG TEN The Bellergnakers: called the best ee noe tae ete be by Iowa and Minnesota again. The Cards one b momentum carried him in respective! more team with winning record, Mic [% Titnots ts losing team in the Big 10, et Sarelha eas downed! y- seem to be at their best against
the Spartans and this was certain- Northy western 17, as
Os8U 35, Indiana. 4 Illinois started out if it
the Bears Dec. adhe, e age It was ruled that he held the:
| were going to run the Wolverines |
of the Philadelphia Warriors.:
> * * talents, the Warriors are minus
an additional double-figure scor-
Towa (41) couid get hacked by | The National Basketball Assn. er, a good rebounder and a left champions a year ago, the War- ball-handler-
riors are currently in fhe East-)
30SU Backs
Lead Scoring
CHICAGO @—Jimmy Roseboro
‘and Don Clark, Ohio State’s touch-
“¢ © ©
This was evident last night as
|Philadelphia bowed to the New)
| York Knickerbockers, 106-95. The.
three Warrior backcourt men to-
talled’ only 19 points and | the
Knick point total indicates a some-
what porous Philadelphia defense.
s = *
In other games, Boston retained
first place in the East by down-|-
ing Syracuse $485; Rochester de-
feat Minneapolis 94-82, and the
leading Western club, St. a
175 Average
Kegler Blasts
Out 715 Series
One of the best series turned in
for league play in the Pontiac area
so far in the young 1956-57 bowling
season was the 715 fired by Joe
iMiceli. Miceli racked up his fine
ltotal during play at the Howe
Lanes, Clarksten. He was rolling
iwith the Waterford Merchants
league, for Leo & Joe's Service
team. Joe is one of the co-owners
of the service station the team
represents.
Miceli’s series was,compiled on
games of 212-255-248. He is a 175
average kegler.
‘The 715 is the 2nd Joe has rolled,
his other—_coming five years ago.
It was the best of the season for
the Howe drives.
Those in the market for a fran-) Adrian 32, Oltves 13 ly no exception. ball long enough for possession tadium, (20*" specialists, moved into a tie),
chise rag eoteraiertl had little” cari ichigan 30, Bast Tinos: 2 State's magnificent. defense jand two points were recorded. egies pany animals three jior_the Big Ten all-game foothell Wayne, 9681 seine : Drake UM. > 2 es | wine reapensible for reaping the Martin's booming punt from minutes after the opening kick- jecoring leadership. es ©« & ‘Dodgers Quit Tokyo.
Billetale 33. Lewis 6 hard-earned victory because its — | the State 20 shoved Purdue back off, 26-year-old sophomore Di ale | Reseboro and Clark each") For New York, Harry Gallatin
Hope 25. Alina 0 usually high-geared offense was | 8nd forced the Boilermakers to ————————— | scored once in Ohio State's 35-14 had the highest scoring output for Aft R ti St 'f
e ractures. Vaiparaive 33, Wayne U tt almost entirely throttied by an_ take to the air with time running | ‘NaTIoNAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE | Victory ever Indiana while an- a Knick this season, hitting 32 er ou ing a S
West, Michigan 42, West. Reserve 18 | equally brilliant Purdue defen. out. A field goal attempt on the — ar. + sa te ma other Buckeye, Frank Ellwood, |points while Neil Johnston was
‘ Andeteun 80, fetiamee 3 sive unit, | last play of the game by center New York -§ 1 @ 57 184 102) tallied two touchdowns and three high for Philadelphia with 26. TOKYO ®—The Brooklyn Dodg-
. o | gecnns leas Gh fate Bill Spillane was far short, (Guctfe Ces -- 3 3 8 TS A) 185] extra points to take over the run- | Sparked by Bill Sharman’s 28ers bade farewell to Tokyo today
Bradley 33, Washi un Lie MSU's attack was “halted time . et: aC 340 49 8S Im points and Bob Cousy’s 17, thelwith fox ighty home runs and
D Of CAFU | seer stetsy © ©: ater time ty a big, aggressive line| One touchdown late in the 2nd pe-|Fhuergh =": 25 8 am ne ig) Beep sot. Celties hed little trouble handing/s 10-2 rout of the Japan AILS Sur hak Ae nur which refused to yield under pres-itiod was all that the Boilermakers) "°"=0* wisexan’ pore sibe. Roseboro and Clark ssinte aa he, Nats oe if pile ee 8 192 rout of the —=
. * * Cincinnati 21, Wi sure. could muster, much to grati-' Detroit 4 8 1 9 ST ie Seven touchdowns for 42 points a: t : ange y
NCAA Policy. Direction! ccsie cols. Adnme sitet Lon pase defense cost the|tude of the partisan Spartan fans/Suiere ™"....:.3 3 $ 0 if wood has six touchdowns and/f°ak:, Ed Conlin had 22 point ha Garena Pee rhe
Committee in Session Pendiey 96. Brigham Your Bi ‘Boilermakers six points in the ist gathered in Macklin Field stadium. Los ‘angeles ” eee 3 3 ° aes ise 197 n= pane poirs for 39 points. Resse cacy hamaved Pa Brooklyn’ s/ f
Today at Detroit Miamt (0) 21 Dayton ta” quarter and alert Tony Kolodziej, : SUNDAT'S SCORES cl T PAT FO TP last appearance here and next-to
7 ; ri 14, pounced on Don Arend’s fumble in McCoy Hearing Delayed |‘Stiste:.2**73 3.Sreen, Bar 4 0 8 642) ie last game in J, They fly4o ——
Nebraska 26, Ransag 20 the end zone in the 2nd period to YX 9 YSC |Fuseben i Petes ° t: = Standings the southern ieland of Kyushyto- , 107A t ‘ i
DETROIT —The National Col-| e"Batt 2, New Mexico agai ze accoum for State's fina] touch) LOS ANGELES (#—The state wo 2 Sess 8 Mi : morrow to make up a rainéd-out
_ legiate Athletic Assn.’s policy di-| Wash. & edt. 1, Orte rbein 7 down. athletic commission's hearing rig Los Angeles 3. gon. Francie 4 2 Q x W L T GF GAPts.game at Fukuoka before a
rection committee opens a three" Yitnrtt Scryer Sophomore end Harold Dukes tmore..at_Detrait. : Boston 8 3-3 B 1q for horne Thursday and
- day meeting in Detroit today, with bone Sena a did tremenions job of taking |™O Olympic Auditorium match- Cleveland. at Philadelphia ee 20-Defroit 8 %2 2 38T = I
reports of infractions of the NCAA Brandeis 40, Massachuetts 14 the Purdue secondary to haul ta maker, will be in recess until/los Angeles st Chicege Beare - Som nol $3 7 1 37 29 45). The Dodgers neared’ the end of
to come un-| Brown 13, Cornell 6 ry Nov. 29. ew at Washington } : 5
code heading matters Buftsio 72 , % San Francisco at Green Bay Fletcher, Purdue ........ 4 10 their tiring goodwily tour with a uffalo 72, Ohio Northern 0 Tn Pays etl tee 6 3 44h 32 14
dor Gamat. Colgate 26 112 tally. omer 7 1 2% 2% « g/Tecord of 13 wins, four losses and
** Connecticut 26, Northeastern 6 yard tie i : “ - Dartmouth 14. Columbia 0 1 39 ay _5)0ne tie ae gets base-
Pacific” cont football scandals na what 53 - Purdue did everything but cross;- S — ball talent. ff
and the question of lifting the pro-| & Stroudabu “. Cheyney 0 ; re
College Leagues . ao
there was no indication that the | peas State 46. ?
report would be made public. Princeton 38. Rotre Daine 13 2
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yracuse @ Croas 20
Sixteen of the 18 members of Tiipity 1
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Boston 3, Montreal 2.
WEDNESDAY’S GAME ° Montres) at New York.
SATURDAY’S RESULTS
DETROIT 6, New York 4 ie
ING vOOD, Calif. — Joe
0’B drove Scott Frost to a new 3
track record to win the $75,000
A ican Trotting Classic, and
ie's “Pick took the second
J ight leg of the $75,000 Pacing
ny “Tole “aM vs. “Syre-
cuse,
Sugar: ‘Tennessee vs. Georgia
Oregon State has via as-
sured itself of the Pacific Coast’ Bow! nod, it will mark only the
Conference, Rose Bowl nomina- second time they have appeared
wition. It has lost enly-one game,’ there since the game was started! ma
that toe Southern California which in 1902.
is ineligible along with UCLA and|
re
_™% * *
{Siste has only Gro opponeita [ett weakling Idaho and Oregon. As-
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* * *
Iowa whipped Minnesota, 1-0,
‘| Saturday. The Towa is the favorite to represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl.
‘the Buckeyes have won 17 con-
secutive league games, including
loop games
Orange Bow!
Missouri. still has a weibbcen. for. breaking recruit.) sacs be Be peor ib Michi-\gers, iduaten but nice ti ea,
left .and one loss for against mich-beaten Virginia.
After its uphill sess Maiev would send Iowa westward
over Stanford Saturday, Oregon’ no_matter_how_its-game with. Ohio
State comes out.
Here is how the other three ma- ference championship.
suming the Beavers get the Rose jor tee eran “1 A
The Vols licked Georgia Tech,
which prob-\¢ 9 saturday. That was the big one ably will finish second to Oklaho- v. tot
in-the Big Seven race, is No. for both schools, which were
1 ip line, The Buffs were tied by)
By a strange twist.of-fate, they/Missouri Saturday, 14-14, which
jactually didn't get to Pasadena,'was a blow. But the Orange Bowl
he game, in-1942 folks want them. Oklahoma, wh last. year, which means that inj
ta bein al ts as cesaae jones two games, just six points separat- behind Oklahoma in the national
rankings.
ed them. The Sugar Bowl would
igible, having played, in the| ke to stage ‘a rematch, even
game.
chance, . if though the second-place team (in
‘this case Georgia Tech) usually
you'd call it that. “All the Tigers S08 to the Cotton Bowl.
The Hawkeyes can wrap it up by/have to do Saturday is lick Okla-
I beating Ohio State Saturday, nojhome, the No. 1 team in The As-
‘easy task in view of the fact that|sociated Press poll. — * -* * Cotton: Texas A&M has cut a
7 victory over Southern Methodist
Clemson, “which also was held Saturday and has only Rice and {
| a 35-14-triumph-over—indiana last} to-a-standoff,6-6-by Maryland Sat- :
urday, is the best the Atlantic! !e@gue title in 15 years.
Coast Conference, which provides : ea the other Orange Bowl team, has/1°@house for recruiting violations But the Aggies are in the NCAA
and their fate will be decided at a
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_ PITTSBURGH (—Whether the Philadelphia Eagles to move to
Pittsburgh Steelers of the National! Louisville.
Football League move to another, come up with an attractive finan-'
city may be decided this week at |cial proposition, reportedly calling!
a conference between Steeler’ for a rental of only six per cent!
President Art Rooney and Tom/of the net receipts. .
In Philadelphia yesterday, NFL
al Baseball League's Pitts-|Commissioner Bert Bell said Buf- ‘The Kentuckians © have -
. * *
their games for years at Forbes
Field, home of the Pirates. The
Johnson, who says he hopes to Tfalo, anxious fo get a
chise, also has offered a good fi-/Press pheasant derby today.
on Steelers have been playing |nancial proposition.
* * * conference already has pardoned
the school. «
Syracuse, the class of the East
Louisville and Buffalo "sm ts «mm
Bid for NFL's Steelers as the visiting team. The Orange
need only to beat Colgate Satur-
day to finish with seven victories
and one defeat.
These two teams played a tie)
steady swath through the- South-}-
west Conference, capped by its. 33-
Texas blocking the path to its first|* _
$i in. Detroit tomorrow. The;
Pontise Press Phote
leader, a a cage g-ounce specimen. Mrs,
Bedard's rooster looks like a possible winner,
unless a bigger one comes along before close of LATE LEADER — A Saturday entry pushed
its way into the leadership of the “‘biggest bird’
division of The Pontiac Press pheasant ‘‘derby”
as the 1956 ringneck season closed: Entry was
made by Ruth Bedard, shown above with the new the contest Tuesday noon, at 12 o'clock, 2
There was a new leader in the
n-
First entry in the division, and
‘one that held on for about a week,
: Get It Serviced by North- at Night Present arrangement calls for—a}meet with Rooney Tuesday - OF | tategt amd incidentally one—of {a 16-gauze auto-shotgun. One shot lrental of 15 per cent of the net) Wednesday, said he's hopeful the i ; -_~<é i on" - Pi the heaviest ringnecks in the finished the big rooster. |gate after taxes, plus maintenance Steelers won't leave Pittsburgh. of the contest, hes | ‘That's all I ied” the bork:
: ts which ed , | “Perhaps we will be able to SRY years mes : i 4 costs which reportedly average| | ope been entered by another ress reported. ‘My husband has | : ff $6,000 a game, make some concessions to him," “Diana.” i leaaht ae tq be a good marks- . * *¢ * Johnson declared. aan . : . , xy f A few days ago the Louisville There's also been some talk the’ Hunting .on family property at . D4
PA 1000 S. Woodward Birmingham MI 4-2735 | (xy) fair and exposition -center Steelers might want to move to 5850 Pineknob Rd., in the Sasha- Big Discounts on ’ A ; asked either the Steelers or the Pitt Stadium. baw area, Mrs. Ira (Ruth) Bedard, | grsen-Won 3 in 1954
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) ew york #» — Don tases} — §QQ — Ch Woolrich . 1WE NATIONAL BREWING CO. OF MICH, DETROIT THE“NATIONAL BREWING CO. BALTIMORE, MO. ORLANDO, FLA ced ached as cals cS ie 0 Ui ippewa - 00 ric .
: ager ewre POC eesesoes, in World Series history, had a °
; J goaseee® **teees, tough time of it two. Jeary ago All Down Filled ove® *e, While with Baltimore he had a. .
e o** *@, ® 3-21 record, beating only the Yan- .
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— Ae ta : ~ : +3 What Yankees liked about him 0 n Eve Ni ht Until 9 P, M. = rs ‘
o* , >. was his hitting, his 4.37 earned run :
\e°" -. record, his 202 innings and his
of ” 12 complete games in 28 starts.
- ‘ In 1956, Larsen completed 6 out of os Z J a
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today behind a team that was Desa x ptr of weekend win
“power in the National Hockeyjthe Boston gang League this year, found themselves|their way to nt sera in the ne Wy oe
Change in Emblems
National Flag Replaces
Banner of Communists || York Saturday night.
A turnout of 15,060 saw
at New York’s Madison Square
Garden as they trounced _ the
slumping Rangers. It was the first
Detroit win in New York ‘since
March 1955.
ia wniee tek fee the!
‘| Wings break a year-long drought -Detroit~ attacks. Pavelich, Billy
“Dea and Billy McNeill ‘seored| —
{Detroit's ‘other goals against New| —
U.S. Challenge Flops
~\in Aussie Tournament
SYDNEY The US. chal-| York.
fi
lenge in the men’s division of the
New South Wales tennis champi-
onships fell flat today as the top
American doubles team and two
singles players lost to Australian
opponents.
Vic Seixas and Sam Giammal-
MELBOURNE (—The _ tradi-
tional flag of Hungary flew over
the entrance to the Olympic Vil-
lage today after the head of the
Hungarian squad arrived in Aus-
tralia and requested it be substi-
_-tuted_for the _Communist-banner.
Philip Miskin, commandant of ithe village where the competing
athletes are quartered, said the
change was made afier a phone
call from the Hungarian chief de
mission upon his arrival in Dar-
win (Northern Australia) to the
‘acting head of the Hungarian dele-
gations now in Melbourne. produced two Doetreit goals as
the hawks went down to their
lth defeat of the campaign.
Ted Lindsay picked up the other
Wing tally against Chicago.
Ferguson's goals came six min-
utes apart in the second period)
“Winners Are Named
in First Race ‘Finals’ 22... %....¢
Presunebie, the order came as
a result of the nevy Communist
regime's concession in Budapest
that henceforth the official flag of!
Hungary would be the traditional
red, white and green banner with ofter the Hawks Seat in front
when Johnny. Wilson's shot was)
accidentally deflected into the cage va, two of America's Davis Cup-
pers, dropped a loosely played
third-round doubies match to the
Australian pair of Don Candy and
Robert.Howe 6-2, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. ancavenenanle MEET — Rafer Jeoneoh, "U. §. decathlon star |
from the University of California, chats with Russian decathlonist |
Uric Kutenke at Olympic Village in Melbourne, Australia. The ath-
letes are preparing for the start of the Olympic games November
49 Mt. Clemens
Available ee periods Ph 3
dows to the -entire season.
_ Covers travel “toond from
home also, sad iciganngs,
priced.
| H.R. NICHOLIE ‘sz FE nike
Lang-Paces- by Gerdie Howe,
* * *
‘erguson ‘slammed home Metro
then hit again at 17:35 with a fast ;
a 22-6 victory Saturday night at
First “final” race of the i
Saturday series at Rolladtum roller)
rink, last weekend, set up the
following winners and runnersup.
The Marchewka family figured in
three of the victories, as follows:
’ For Class A boys—won by Andy
“Marchewka, Skipper Darimont 2nd. —Class A girls—won _hby_ Lynn/nist_emblem— io
‘sekee, Betty Legare 2nd. '
Class B boys—won by Dav id!
Marchewka, Gary Rehbine, 2nd,
Burmeister, Cynthia Dalton 2nd.
Class C boys—Rody Lund winner,
Tommy Kidd 2nd.
Class C girlt—won by Patty
Blazek, Pam Reid 2nd.
WEEKEND FXG age HAVEN. Cono - < Robinson
New York, aitpeinted Bob Provizzi.
Pa,
a Me —¥ince
Paterson, NJ., siepped SS lees
TRG, Seulh Alrira—Wi>
Towee!. 31. Johannesbere out-|
preted Richie (Kid) Howard, ts. Can-/
LAN — Edger Mernander, 194 Cubs
and Aide Be girs me. fely. drew. 6
Woo ‘alt! —TemBstene Smith
7, Las An Aa knocked cut Timmie
Jefferson, 140. Joliet. 1. 3 RAVAKA — tauis Carr. tt? Pate +
_— Cua Miguel La Diabla Dias
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Barton-Anderson coat as iss ] rand Wednesday as hunters journey |
| fleers have been called to the
| handling the ling of cars which
Straits byidge is scheduled for
| completion just before next year's
a
i batterson to Begin
} Chicago Workouts the Kossuth Crest.
* ¢*
The change may have cleared
the way for Hungarian participa-|
tion in the Games, which begin
Nov. 22. The athletes here, many’
of whom fought as rebels against
Rissian troops, had vowed yes-
iterday that they woujd not com- Ted Lindsay finish of a three-way. passing play
with Prystai-and Marty -Pavelich.
fired Detroit's
third goal into an empty cage
at 19:41 of the third period after
Chiecage had pulled Al Rollins
in the waning minutes: ~~
gaalia. AND MRS; RUDOLF JOSEF -MENGELE
comb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
‘p.m. Wednesday from Dryer Fu-|
\nera] Home, Holly,
‘Terethers,
17,000 - idaahee Unit;
Entire Stays
milk marketing cooperate.”
Re-elected te serve as
omb M arries
Kenneth Christner and Walter
Koscierzynski, .
A reception for 200 guests was
held in the Veterans’ hall on East
-Gates styest after the ——, oe made to MMPA members in the
Detroit marketing area in - Febru |
ary of next year.
The dividend represents money
<
Commerce Democrats
to Elect Officers the MMPA's . receiving stations,
transportation fleet, and manulac-
‘township Democrats ~are—invited-tion—-work.
to an open meeting tomorrow at 8) oe
p.m, at the Walled Lake Senior The dividends will be prorated
High School to plan activity for according to the amount of milk —
the Spring Township Election and shipped by members who were
to elect officers for the Township supplying milk to Detroit. during
Demogratic Club. the three above years,
Deaths i in Nearby Communities #
Tancred C. Husted
GROVELAND TOWNSHIP — with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Service for Tancred C. Husted, 80,, Mr. Boeskool, resident here for ee
lof Dixie highway, farmer and life- iyears, formerly of Sanford, ‘was
ry; | Joseph ochetto of ‘the Romeo! chre Cemetery. | pen Peterson of Mee Sc Wasl coe tmusical « deputies said they be-/Mrs- Russell Brechbiel, treasurer; |Post and Sue Grosser, 13, of / hehe yg readings by Mrs. Charles Dodge © miemas faglties seid te "\Mrs. Ray Fannan; ; |ton were injured when two cars He is the son of the Edward H. ae Dan a lifelong resident of Holly, em-| and Mrs. Frank Boyd and an -
: ts vue iat and Mrs. Raymond Warner astocklided Saturday afternoon 12 miles|Soceuat ° Evergreen Rd., “OF uare ncers Baye at Balch in Fin Yo organ recital by Mra. Rees. _. Service | Letson, ate conductress. 2 northeast of here. e- < f a : vers Cohostesses :
pip Keo Mang 30 years-und Lae Kelley, Of Yale, was ital: heppened ~an--unmarked~inter- | -WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — In, —--_ Patelela P, Wele 2 jara 1 Bapthdioner 30 = hes a World War II veteran, officer. ; _ |section in Berlin Township,. : be at ® pte. tomorrow at Dryer | * , Clair County, Driver of the Geuan,| Domestic Executives ee i ran temre te WATERFORD a ee ee
—~-Puneral- Home —purtal in gos . jadults vere gen! Service Sor Patricis. Pearl } ‘ ee Sy ee with : jet was the girl's mother, ra ito Meet Tonight ret Ag . | daughter of Mr. :
eran ciate 0 OUNty Calendar [Doris Grosser. 98, of 668 Holmes} voy cownistine—The. Domes Wedneoday evening ote ito Lect A. Weir of 13 Imlay Senior Class 4 seme Are tarde; und Donen. Betty Ament The. seriously.injured.trooper,.ci./tic_ Executives Club, an MSU -Ex-| 5. ities Ee eee Pea Ge pid '
and Robert. all of Holly; his moth-'gne home of Mr and Mee’ Charice wane jochetto, called in the accident re- group, meet er, Mrs, Ella Shultz of Winn,.Mich- |Thursaae evening, with « cooperative|port to the Romeo. Post. He was St 7:30 at the Woodward Memorial ,:
igan; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie jc onetece " TOm** Borland willitaken to St. Joseph Hospital, Mt. [Library annex in Rochester for a
Nichols and Mrs, Carrie Libs. both) a. worm rin Branch cntty -parm| Clemens, suffering from brain con-Christmas Workshop with Mrs.
et Deton Mrs. Wilma Ouellette of Bureen vill meet at & pm. Thursday, (cussion, lacerations over the left/Robert J. Ebbert and Mrs. John J.
_ Marine City; and three brothers, fino phsck. “Diematon tone teiit eg }eve and bruises. Sue was removed) Yezman as instrictprs,
Herbert of. Mt. Clemens, William’ °A,§ Av Beate Constieational Convention f0r tn: My Bimagee Almont, with} ‘Each member: is io ae
This is the second adventure film
of six sponsored for family ¢nter-|
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died yesterday in Grand Rapids! | years.
|Main, Royal Oak. 1 p.m. Wednesday, at. Richardson-
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Survivors are three cousins. Lodge. Mr. Rockefeller who lived
all of Royal Oak.
; Charles Roberts
) OXFORD — Word has been re ceived here of the Saturday after.
noon death of Charles Roberts. 73.)
_{of Marietta, Ohio. His only sur- He is survived by his wife Rose;
Williams Lake; three. brothers,
“|George of Windsor, Conn., Paul of. MILFORD — Service for Elmer’ lwhere she has lived for many C. Rockefeller, 76, retired Oakland _ She will be at 3 p.m. at County road commissioner and res-
ithe Spiller Funeral Home, 836 No. ident hére for 27 years, will be aft —
Mrs. Maude Sullivan, Mrs. Fred at 224 Houghton, died in St. Jo- =
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. |@ sister, Mrs. Ruth Thompson of — 2
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asking Jimmy to make the , of Gloria and Jimmy. such a wonderful record jn the in Panama has made its first ship-|{
on Veterans’ Day at the Tomb of The motion picture people really Air et, to ‘substitute for hiny nents to the United States—T,000 ™'
the Unknown Soldier, was an ex-'did a yeoman's service in getting manny to 8.000 crates of honeydew, can-|
citing event in the Stewart family. people out to vote election day. taloupes, Persian and water.
The two boys were very excited They all worked hard, and it's The battle between Ernie Borg- melons. Thru
over a letter from the President. great that Eisenhower realizes nine and Hecht-Lancaster is out Y csunati AY!
in the open. Borgnine has been
waiting for the script of “Sweet WANTED TO BUY
Smell of Success,” the Tony Curtis | 1000 COMICS—TRUE STORY |]
picture. So. far, Ernie hasn't re- NATIONAL GEOCRAPHICS [|
Jerry Lester Banters | ived's ine To Sompnte Une
V ~ | rhe beautiful house John Harris | Piper's Magazine Outlet
About Past, Present T built for his skating star wife, sl yc. ‘
(Donna Atwood, soon will belong to! enters a Grace F rank
SO |Michael Todd. Mike has been ne-) i
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NEW YORK—!I sat in at a back table as Jerry Lester flung asking price is $400,000. It's a
y himself out on stage at the Latin Quarter, collapsed in a noisy. -modern_ house. with the last_word | MGM Present oC! 5
Regular fall at the mike, and came up with a screaming laugh. in up-to-date gadgets. and it's been
x * |approved by Elizabeth Taylor.
| “tmpression of a candidate doing a nose-dive!” he howled,|, Even if Liz is divorced in Cali-)
dusting himself off. fornia, she'll get another divorce,
in Mexico because she will not wait | | Through it all, the onetime St. Louis and Chicago comedian , year to m Mike Todd.
‘whose “Broadway Open House” was the first big late-night TV
show, kept up either a giggle or a guffaw. = } Snapshots of Hollywood collected | >
| ‘The mirth was of course play-acting. But mem St Tandon: “eee and Debbie, out!
Jerry says it hities no broken heart, and that mm ccerther for the first time since f] the arrival of Carrie Frances, were
‘he’s quite happy out of the TV meat-grinder § ™ at dinner at Chasen’s.
-which-is-ripping-the guts-out-of ssme-of the — 4 + —Jack-Dempsey-is just out of St.} =
‘comics who succeeded him. Back in "5C and "51 Luke's Hospital in Chicago but he’s
‘he and Dagmar were so big on NBC that, as well enough to go to the wae
he vaguely remembers it now, their CBS games.
c te a f f the Chasen di ae n no apy ar n — on. to the Moulin sen dine ms GOLDEN DRUMSTICK |
ey paid me off,” he shrugs now. greet ‘Frankie Laine _who sang all.
“It always reminds me of a story about Box Dinners his old favorite tunes.
\Eddie Cantor and Georgie Jessel. _ Sabu, young East Indian actor, Delivered Free
“Jessel told Cantor, ‘They bought off my picture contract Wil! become a father for the second je
tor $100,000.’ Cantor said, ‘I saw your last picture. I think you|“™me in April Call FE 8-0483 Mortimer Hall and ‘Diana Lynn)
could have got $200,000.’ Maybe if I'd stayed around longer, will be married before Christmas. |
they’d have paid me more to buy me off.” | Dec. 3 Walter Winchell will be] DOORS OPEN 10:45
“Jerry now lives in Florida far from the maddening Madison guest of honor at a Bohemian n
Avenue crowd and he'll do a “Ziegfeld Follies” show at the party given him at the Mocambo.
‘Miami Beach Latin Quarter this Winter” -by-George Roberts.- Mike Connolly;
Probably he'll also watch TV and brood about what once Will serve as host, and all of the Mo will be turned over to the
was, and may be yet again. Winchell
“But you know who's making the: big money now in televi- ee x eal
sicn?” he asked. “The guy painting those signs—changing the
names of those presidents and vice presidents and stars, on the RH MES” (office doors.” :
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | DELICATESSEN
Herbert Hoover heard a TV technician call him “a living 67 W. Huron St.
doll” and asked his secretary Bunnie Miller to find out what
it meant. After careful Inquiry,.she reported, “It means
you're O. K., Mr. Hoover—it's no insult!” . . . Good line in
“Shoestring 57” when somebody says: “You don’t know what
to believe now. The Bible says one thing, Cecil B. DeMille a
something else.”
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knitted her a scarf. RHIMES
Bob Hope’s assembling a troupe to entertain GI's in Alaska Delic
. Fort Dix will reopen some long-closed barracks .. . Bing etecsen
y Crosby's newest business: Paper phonograph records.
Victor Borge, who'll get $100,000 for his next one-man TV! —
apt art, Beg 5 article entitled, “How to Become a Millionaire, Son & Sen.
0 ows”... Gloria Lockerman, of the 64G quiz, 40c on
will sing st Carnegie Hall with Matialia Jackson . . . . Gloria MAT. SAG c _ 50¢ Swanson and Bric von Strohelm patched up a 20-year feud ane
via Beverly Hills hat shop. :
| ‘Peter Donald has figuréd out what. makes Elvis 2— SOUPED UP HOTROD HITS—2 “wriggle—an itchy money belt. EE Pe Sein Sake: Bownaine baring 4 bie cor Gomes} ygmepns OF ~ pLUus SUPER
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1 PATCHED ce ‘2 7 MY ROOF
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1956 _
rs regu =e
threats to send “volunteer” Com-
munist airmen, tankers and artil-
le ‘rymen to fight alongside a
Egyptians unless the British,
raeli and Frerich soldiers quit
Egypt quickly.
Communist China said a quarter
million Chinese volunteers—‘tens
of thousands of them former sol-
diers” — had signed up to go to
Egypt. There was no/ indication
how they would get there.
Uneasy quiet returned ‘to the
cease-fire line 25 philes south of
Port Said, ‘where opposing Egyp-
tian and. nied ore forces are
The cial armistice
"TA. Roeper, fh
The course wil] cover charac.
tracts have been awarded in the
state
City- Country
to Start Class
on Gifted Child :
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—A < colirse
on understanding fifted children is: |
‘to be offered at City and Country! School; with Dr, Elizabeth Drews,, Pisures after decimal points ene eighths -
assotiate proféssor of ‘the Univer- |
sity of Buffalo as instructor.
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NEW YORK. Nev. 12- —Comptied by the
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Seen Rais ven ~—
Net chanke +2 2 41
Noon teder 260.0 1393 72.0 14
Previous day...25308 1321 719
Week ago ... ‘264.9 1363 TL iat ri
Month ago... 261.4 134.8 1.3 179.8)
jYear seo ...,...2889 137.2 73.1 179.9)
1934 high. .1...978.3 188.1 18 191.5
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Dr, Drews has done extensive
research work with gifted children,
and ‘is on a committee for them at
Michigan State University, besides
her courses at Buffalo. She is cur-
the Milwaukee Ave. sheriff's mot
y- near Chicago, ‘was not disturbed.
He said
ete fet it every year like this.
They shoot everything L from goats
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Spencerian Business College and
Western Reserve University in
Cleveland, Ohio. He also attended
law school at Western Reserve.
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; oh, early, faney, 3.50 bu; gsi Ser se hoot ane ees issues showed gains and The market opened quite firm,|240 bu. Apples, Wolf River No. 1; 200-|losses ranging from fractions to a in soybeans, but de-|220, Y,,,Appl¢ Cider, 360-250 °s-eal | point.
mand quickly faltered: With lack! pk basket,” Bears Bosc, fancy, 4.00 bu; end steels = n{Ne. 1, 3.00-3.90 bu. Pears. Kiefer, No.| Most. aircrafts fe “ selling pressure still @ feature|}.">'t01s0° te. bears Super, fancy.) moved higher. There was a seat- of trading, prices slid back only 3.9% bu: No. 1, 1.75-235 bu : a hd slightly from thetr best levels. Ne, bo ed-te bu. Watermelons, 1,| tering of losses in other major me “Whe dione’
Export nATGBTABLES, MISC:: Beans, Lima, — sesiies ick ment, it is the first 1.000 pumper|
of cash grains and the uncertain |. 402. ochs. “beets, EG aay It looked like a dull, un ok 8 Seana, ge Da » 28,| sdded to the force since 1928, The 2.00 bu: No i, 125-115 bu’ Broceali der the semi-holiday conditions of of 480 Ditmar St., was sentenced city presently has three rotary international situation No. 1. 128-198 te bu. Cabbage, Curly. y Banks were closed ty ’ of the general the. sharket with a steady under- %®., 1. 1.00-1.25 bu. Cabbage, Red, eterans Day, to 30 days in the Oakland County) pumpers, one in operation and two’ me 1, '1.00-1.25 bu. Cai Sprouts, No. but security exchanges were open. |. , held in : 2 tome, x gh.as, bu, Oat tandard ver-| Aireraft gained around|?#il Saturday by Springfield Town- Estimated cost of the new truck! the survey, Wheat, near the end of the first Mo.’ 1. 125-15 bu. Cartete, Be. 1. Te-i8 point while Boeing and North ship Justice Emmet C. Leib. was $17,000. It was built by the|!¥ 5.000 persons, showed also that
March $2.42%, corn . fe % high. pos Rs ak YO at tie, des. tan pa ba Gee | Martin Clyde E. Conners, 25, of 4536 Peter Pirsch Co. of Kenosha, Wis. spots o 10 segerteen Yanan a
gr, December $1.40, oats % lower) jer? yh® f+ 18:00, don. stalks. Celery. 1g about a point, It hit a/Lakeview St., Clarkston, was fined) the 11-ton vehicle has « six- are (1) a woman; (2) under 2 WITH NO INTEREST Ww h Band to % higher, December 79%, rye | .9-100 dor. chs. Fennel. No. 1. 225-\new high on Friday but closed $74 and paid $10 court costs after) man anogy eab, capacity for |years of age; and (3) * HA PAYMENTS / atc ands |. 1 cent higher. YE hee 8 with a fractional loss, [Pleading guilty to reckless driving) 2.399 feet of hose ranging from
sapbeute 30S banle, bighe Neen i eet ee ee tit ey Saturday before Justice Helmar G.| yinch to 24-inch booster lines x EXTENDED TERMS Ladies’ — Men's vember $2.52%, ‘and lard et ~ 1.00-1.80 hs Onions, dry faney, U. S, Steel and Bethiehem |stanaback of Orion Township. it be powered by a General Mo. "People who are divorced or sep-/ .
—_ 52%, On 0 20|3.89 $0-1. baw: Np. 2. '1.00-1.20 40 To. U8) nudeed ahead. Chrysler gained, | saan arated from their spouses are For Better Quality - $i
ce a ‘ : d ‘Pounds higher, | porsiey. Curly. No L 65-76 dos. behs General Motors edged off Amer- A newly purchased home wag, ttt Comp. 826-horsopower engine. more apt to have them than hap-| a Rooting p and - = ————~ _ 95
Nevemiiee: Saas. Ss Parenive, Worl 2 25-7 ts tu Peepers, feam Telephone was up slightly. jextensively damaged inside and Bt ha. Sewer Dearie vesle POP | oily married taiks Special West Germany was cited in ex-\Civtnne, We. i, seiS0 pe. beset Pos loutside and a new bed was stolen} “Mttins automatic reeling ef) People with no education at all] SHERRIFF-NOSLIN se port circles with buyihg around 9. nae Por he 5$0-" nazz] Comte Fe lagged. on about Oct, 31 in Avon Township, lengths of hose. are least apt to be suffers§ ROOFING co. ‘
“ot here Cat Over vo. 1, 75-100 bu. Radishes, Bleck, No. Royal Dutch was off fractionally; ithe Sheriff's Department learned, The truck is presently being put amonggroups having varying de-) Geor ges-New sorts
~ it red m ‘a 2 nthe waaighee TR iy bur.Gult was up a bit. ‘today. The home is- located at through a six-hour test by Me- grees of education. F.L. Thomas. mgr. Pp
___ However, it appeared much of); "19's, 4 Goodyear was down around oss Rockhaven Rd-- Clements at Fire Station 2. Wilson! Dr. bat oo of enn 902 Riker Bidg. FE 2-5231 Deot
wide ck lek » Delcions Pot, Goodrich up @ fraction, land Saginaw St. versity School of : IL ss = Etats
had been accomplished in Friday's xo t i'e-i fo ¥ Bauash. Hubbard, Caterpillar gained slightly. Nation-| piesding guilty to driving wt It has not been determined cine gave results of the study. in| os :
market. \ oh pe bashed: wort. ae 88 cshet #1 Distillers and United Air pag suspended license, tae Ad- where it will be stationed as yet, [tthe 50th antive at robe pr
awry oe a an ns, 21, of Munith paid a total of McClements said. versary ing o
Grain Prices at an a6 iy don Bene Furaipe, pening. blocks. included U._S.'$100 in fine and costs before Justice the ' Southern Medical Assn.
spe : ’ . eel up 72 a shares,/Alien C.. Ingle of Farmington * * @
cucace Gnam onan ce é Sa.ap Gueene: ea: Fa. |Lockheed up up “at £5 on 1,400, =e i |Township Saturday. First Fatality Occurs | Dr. Ogden said freshman and
a =RICAGO Nov, 12 % — Opening grain’ are ze a 1 100-108 we | giadice. | ‘al Dutch unchanged at 100%-on 1,- senior medical school students] ~+
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‘ een PRs Trureeer. ae ee Serene beee aat : a —— 20-3 0-t0-12.-Room_313-| O14 _estabtt ‘company. Write | dept $325 kind: FE 28510.
i Rov. 31, tee. wa-| and Family er eee TEM a EO ET rae take Pe tune | SALES Te arene ee em oe + CABINETS, PANELING aND TILE. |
‘fae mod |g ‘Houghton St. pape In Memoriam 2| Must be at least 16 yrs. of age. | BUTCHERS, PRODUCE CLERKS, Man 23-38, a: resident for past exp. ‘caueases tuemedada seaman: staring ‘ 2e- nd enperr | eed OES, FOR, ‘MEN Repatra a EM bari veumee seome.
/ fne Recker Seon, George, (CANTERBURY - In lovin ~| apply m person, Tuesday or| Sppiitations for full and part time | cguerinn Eeeeatine core Drugs, 2507 Oret hard take Ra 7 | _ Cleveland #3. Onto. y DRAPTSMAN N=" ito CARPENTRY. PLUMBING. cE:
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} > Peui and Morena ht Unctotatiee: ory of my mother, Mrs. Charlies ednesday to: . a aeee —— but not - accustomed ko"active euntact i. ELDERLY LADY TO CARE FOR igre in | ae cae —~! chops. | SALES contacting retail outlets. per rates. a = °
Puneral service will be held Wed-| E. Canter who passed away) =. 1 | snp peer waren eit Cuttenting | nt eee anent, ‘netionally | smail baby & housework. Live im. | Between 3, and ep re of a .| month . see $1900 | | CARPENTER WORK ALU KIN / . Besday, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m. from) Nov. Stir, 1 BERT FALKNER\ Working | conditions. a}; ors company. salary, confiden- | References. MY 2-1783 after 6 p.m.| Phone 39570, een 9 and — Reas ie Hats E } Richardson - Bird —- Beme [Deen in my A Re. a ue! CIRCULATION DEPT canes pear Soe eg me oon tia, Box 13 Pontiac Press. Fu TIME HOUSEKEEPER | _ 1! am. MIDWEST rete John Festherstone. FE
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f ‘ating. Interment in Milford Me-/|In memories frame J shall keep tt PONTIAC PRESS and eccident insurance lib- SHEET METAL _ Wanted for working mother. live WANTED: HOUSEEEEPER. 35 TO | 406 Pontiac state Rank Bide. | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN-
morial Cemetery. Graveside ser- Because she was one best “ AC ee eral profit sharing plan. Apply at WORKER _Pr 6 private roem Eecge Mai ! years. General on, FE 5-0227 Kitchen and specialty. FE
{ vice under the auspices of Milford Sadly missed by a deuahter. Lu- = are | ed — yg = ey Us i HOUSEKEEPER Bauit jen S private TOOP Lodge. ‘Mr. Rockefetier will| clle_C._ Pitspatrich Ad MACHINE SETTER, FORA) Dogue Piste) tees Ber = FULL TIME HOUSEREEPER | S(ulte, #20 0 week Private room G b CARPENTER AND CABINET He state at the Richardson-'j_ JAGER - IN * OWINGT MEM. No. 2 and 3. centerless grinders. |\_? &-™. Position open for a reliable e2- wanted for working mother. Live 1 ac Box rae ner S petal ae ape and repeilr, D. B
Bird 3 = Home, Milford. | ory of our mother Sidoni De | peer. 311 Griggs St.. Rochester, BUSINESS _ FORMS ALESMEN perienced man who can lay out in| Private room, Keego Harbor, FE 2-786] .
i maar whe ouusad nwat aoe Box 89, Pontiac _Press. i 2g sketch and make up any work in WOMAN TO CARE FOR aes years | ——-— ———— || oF complete line of Pactory 8*s-/ 6° ° ceneral sheet metal shop. ND GIRL TS | dren, ¢o housek BX CABINET verte WORK GUAR-
| ago, 954 AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE| fem and Shipping Tags sales- Steady via? sean be eee cok: GOOD ALL AROUND GIRL 3% TO board. 1 eek Reom | _anteed 1
—- NOV. 10, 1956. HAROLD We psy “with the world operator Apply in person. Roch-| books and one-time carbon forms. 45, to work days a week. | day Call after 4 p.m. MA 4 thes
311 Draper, age 6i: beloved but never forget, ester Machine Specialties Com-| Exelusive basis. Commission or | "Y ion 128 Parke 8t. tron, 1 day clean, 1 day — |WOMEN EXP IN « AUNDRY . CE cs WORK
\ Dasbend of Elizabeth’ Sherman. tn our memory cf gardens any. 311 Griggs St, Rochester,| salary basis, depending on qual- ng. pd __ Bleep _in . night. $21. MI 4 work For position in suburban GARAGE FLOO
Puneral service will be held Tues- | you are with us vet; ich. _| fffeations, Write in confidence to \SURFACE OD AND ID GRINDER GIRL | rO CARE FOR 3 CHIL bed ee convalescent home Steady yeer basemects RS. DRIVEWAYS,
day, Nov. 13, at 2 p.m. from the Stient thoughts of you a = + ~ Sales ‘Manager, INTERNATIONAL hands. Night shift only. , Future | ight housewor _ Live ‘in. FE | «afround job. G ——— MY ; 702, patios Cheap labor,
a =P —Chureh. _ many = tear ALERT. y= REAL | 50 | Products, 610 N, r Rd.) pisos” and boarc Paid vacation “For ints
with Dr. William H. Marbach Though gone from this “world, estate salesman for fast growing/ W. Division 8t., Chicago 51. Ill, | Clawso eh. _. lINTERVIEWER YOUNG LADY| be go _“}INTERIOR DECORATING REA-
officiating. Interment. in Sasha-| to us you're sti) near. | location. Call J. R, Hiltz, Realty. | Gag DRIVERS DAYS OR NIGHTS. _tween 9 a.m. and § = free estimates.” OR
baw Plains Cemetery. Puneral ar-| Sadiy missed by sons and augh. _101! W_ Huron st. FE S-6i81 2 or over FE 2008 ~ Studebaker Mechanic — between the ages of tise. win | WOMAN BETWEEN % Ano we. GIRLS | > pracemants by Parmer-Snover| ters. udwit: C. & J De- Aichi Need Y . Permanent employment for. ex- creuamat eoek This; sition is | 4 “8¥s a wk $6 @ day. Hours RECE: PTIO! - fuasrinins — AND REPAIR
cali Pe in lo 1 ee cere = Taree CHEVROLET —~ | Ab ope re Main RS: for our own office. See Miss Lane. lever gp cal — on PECEPTION ET CrPhae” $289 | _work. Pree estimates. MY 23-1608
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TT. NOV. 11. 1996. TERRY RAY, | eee: “Fit x bo” passed | TIONS. Universal Alrtines Train- SALESMEN ‘chester. eg PoP ball ta acetal Walled tie cats, Wis Bas | oeReasonade FE tie
- NT ‘Crescent Lake Rd; beloved). «Wav Nov, 9, 1051. “A | Need = Ailersasa men only. We | TAXI DRIV eRe. YRS. | MOTHER'S- “HELPER. WON m $200 “CARP a ne
of Mr. Gnd Mrs. Robert Sadly missed by bis Wile and pay ree coats Came | at time Apply AAA. Cab | $16, 5% day week. Ry eae. g IN Wort cleaning: tor peetteeg i re COMPTOMETER OPER ina Seieeegon a
Stott: dear brother of Jacquelin! ren. i tion, full. cooptgation & demon- 7_8, ‘Wood ward Birmingham. | go Se valescent ome. Steady ; year | (Exp) sae | Sunday Ere ‘Prone EM 3.4083
Dee Stott Graveside service will IN LOVING MEMORY OF | A FEW strator plan. eS Mr. | Gates, | MIDDLEAGED LADY FOR LIGHT round job, with good salaries | FIGURE” Cx <. $200 | _-Chartir ‘Swett venines. EM +2618.
aa batt gen win be at oe Ged Rov #. 953 Kirkham who | k ard Sham Mines 4-27 weet: _ boy. Drayton ares. OR 3-76 is and ote seston: " oe ih aEOR Test oe —
| "range neo WTD. 4 SALES-loie ete scan zie pa | Meee Sparts-Grif_in Punere! Home and There, tse. link ged Ged OS i oe cchanscal © AB DRIVERS FUT Fae Day - OFFICE WORK AND ASSIST IN| ises. For appointm-nt call EM |. shorthand a ses $200 Work Wanted Female i may be seen after 6 p.nr. my. death cannot sever; 2 experience helpful. Apply 1064 and. night. Company? paid insur- bookkeeping and typing, Full or Between 9 a.m. and 5 ry BOOKKEEPER, full -harge $325
ve and remembrance Huron between 10 and 11 a.m. ance ang, mileage bonus. Apply owl time. Metro Furniture Cam- | Wrp EXPERT PERIENCED FULL TIME | ONE-GIRL-O1 no i Pp
WEIR. NOV #1956, PATRICIA | oat apap | AUTO MECHANIC, PART Time | —*t0-* Pm. 438 Orchatd Lk. Ave nen, edaas 8 Gaginew. fountain help, 8, 8. Kresge Co., +2 $200 | ° need aetver, Reet PICK.
PRARL. 156 Leota Bt. Waterford, SnaTpgmiced by wile. Mildred. “job. See Mr Lee. 197 8 Johnson. | EXPERIENCED See ance OFFICE 223 Maple, *pirminghars, SECRFTARY—NO SHORT- | | Waterford ‘Ares ac ti
Pg and Mra Raymond. Welt, IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN | eeetear ge ene oe ye ta
- ee eg eae eres Arthur's, of well known ren's maqa- adley Md. UL
From 8 a.m. to & p.m. : Flowers eee Exe CHEF. MUST HAVE SOME WTD. MAN TO SUPERVIAE | oe Sines. Mignedt pocetle, pay. me bn Roval Oak |amrtes ~ aT LOPE P Group Hospitalization estatd a eae References re-| small mail order business. Some PART TIME SALESLADIES. x. eter, Per tt or full raebner’s— oyai Oa GIR!, 18, WisHES 5 WAPthESS On
All eerers houlé be te pu rt Owens - F ares ard Lake Rd.j knowledge printing business perienced oreterred, rred. Apply tn ime. re call F FE tween 6 207 ss M SQUARE BLDG. | curb work. FE 7
rted immediately The in weet, reamed Fe FARM aod FS CARE VON AB: erp 4 ste helpt. Typing, = a hh =~ STOPPING a caus R aE Eg 1% wy 18:30 a.m, “oR TRONTO, $2 A 5 Se
Tress @ssum 4 * = - 2 by
Ey errata re tem Paid Holidays |g ed gtegr ath | fet See Ben, Mi : ara at ata ae ~ Instructions 9| ‘ih ttt “ter ha an to cancel the charges YARD MAN. ScHRAM AUTO Pore prone "i a eve TRO
Siew ota Suts || sm cemcne cm | V Eig neni ie le | THRE, We py ar AUTO) Registered Nurses | Set Ree Bares Airlines Need You __ | "gat .q Gag, SPE : ae ULAN i 4.4 ic : = 4 : ip an
whieh has been |pursiey Puneral Hom ° PE etm) Vacation Pay FUEL Of. SALESMAN. JOHNSON __ Help W Wanted Female 7 and Licensed Prac gh ln ae
dered vqmeeiecs tarourt Sc neey. ETB. Teeeraes, tical Nurses, full or Real Estate Sea’ ” LDAY WORK OF
error, When cance! Donels h Pontia Ai li N Jeed Yo * Nl shif reference, own
_ |) are made be sure to On-jONNS POLL - Tie EXPaRIENCED — ded BAG | art-time, all shifts. ee a ae ee re eee reer “xl ene FUNERAL HOME ~ feal estate salesman for new Univer sal Airline INSTROCTIONS “xcellent salar renee mt cm ings i
po —PeRIoED FOR poaneus APPLY eet, project, Plon ; sal Airlines —— = work SS ES. Oe SY a = me “SROTR BCA and working condt a
_iraton time tor ahverion Tonia facilities OF. mT) Oooo on daria APPLY FE |e help Live tn. ir Bs oa _ tions. Pontiac Os- | R.J-\ wg Realtor—| 1 pe staes, oe ae HAN OVER 0. HiOM CALIBER, gets hels rea a a A S| a paar st ital. LGoreL ira FE 6.0003
pe is 12 a neon the Thoughtful Bervice FE 2-604! neat appearing, Contact work for OPERATOR . Nationa] Organization, Car nee, —— downtown shop, no night cae, 10 ginotee V h = PARAG eatery. Sales of credit experience | NOPE, all bermanent waving. com. ro finest aot. plus #8 i me oor ees- 1p e A ees a tee’ en crew waite — bolt eS ve Seaman Cy meman ee i at . ie woes qual w =
a ONERAL HOME, - Construct ion 4 8. Bowlby Box 6." aa meee Market. Be « Ob VOM Yew. og i ‘posatbie. Write Write Prntise Prece, canawe 3 7 ., Pek ga SS
Service lane or Motor Mae HA a 4 FER — reenware, n 3ibia. os
“vs Men W — 18-45 sratrrna. i “| _SALESLADIES Employment Agencies 8A -_ Bank [YOM is WIGHT WORK GEF+17—6 Co Practical training ana | 4 BALE WR NB a I ? a ear we nABINOR. safer 6 p.m, SSsi Tt Tot tC t - = te = 3 i ; ‘i LL WASHINGS. OTN ,
WUTCR, re: duse PONTIAC “ ; Neat, per, PE et WORK.
through, Classified Ads! ° news * deliver BRS
NOVI, MICH. : eee ae Yes, whatever it tis dial teehee a! ©
init OMe vee | WILLIAMS —— e A i
aon ; a : 3 ; cate s% , _ KS Sen omen ‘arage and Lake” es ont
= i c : c ) ; ; | , large lot.
"| Las o ve vou. Smith out VACUUM | ’ today. \4 oon ee £1368. PE Priced ite ae ae"
ae Te | So : “ re waiting for ali | Xi F | YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE
— Fe we . eit & 3 ee Will rent_o1 (sha ‘ LL SOT ACE i FOR al . : : : Pgh Eh elt i bed rach "oom Local and Distance Moving =
Phone PE : maximum results. Cal! Z 4 rooms and bath. 3 :
‘ AND c today for fast active service. eZ . | | land Rd. Rest or. sell for \ complete outside. Needs a
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= C. SCHUETT REALTY | | & Fg |. . Park. 0 mon | res ce ene eee and gravel. FE 20003. Evang S
see. after opm. BALTPE 5124 WEST SIDE 3 BEDRMS
will pe Nege Cass Lake Oil heat. hot | rm. home, with full bath up perms arin
$5,730. $609 Dn. Rent Mo., no | has fire ¢ bay windew |
_ small children, FE ¢ ‘abet. | & carpeting. There's a fam- SP ECIAL [ALL HOUSE. RE! D| fad dining Soom. a ex } :
stove furn, Clean reliable ‘couple. | ae Vesng gy Seg vega’
Trucks to to Rent
toa AAD ESURNENE nthe
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: Pontiac F id = eS » f mt t Piret Gme ettored. Cute &
ntiac farm an _ 59 Wall st. cal garecs. This | coay 5 rm. year sround lake
sont wogmwAR pene iggy, ES Er ae eee See 5,8 Sere a te a | rene Ree ee ee ‘ ~ ; ba hot =
Cat eat BEE raming a Decora 2B a Ee tenes : re NICH Seen 4 ee A s é
Painting & Decorating 2 20). tree tres a4 ey 20 acte om py Pe = ee eton, ey ! The boss refused me the raise but he gave me this 2 : ROOMS, NEAR Bus tie — LIE en bed, rasnen peek
CEMENT & & BLOCK = cushion 96 my pants will last longer: " | sue. $51, Geman, PE 50142 many a eas us fen: :
18ST. CLASS EXTE-| ~ Wanted to Rent 2 B ay | ; & H ARGE R C O ee
CLARIES = oe BUA STOP. LARGE ats
or RO DOD TRAD S | “tum - Vane for vour com W. ures . FE $4193) the seas Hi grays “at ~~
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as a ae ig og E Rent Apts. Farnished 33. Rent ‘Apts. Unfurnished 134, op watanee oe Witte. |= ee a rie ea ae . :
AND DECORAT Too aden’ Walle f 5-8! ROCHESTER
MAY = aa PE 4 PE 4-00)» ant remove” | 5 Sere inet wi 2 are pod Tees ing. = Fepuiaon us. We [DELUXE 3 ROOMS, NEAR TEL- | PRIVATE BATH. AUTO. HOT WA- ere Call OR 52200. *° SB er Sa Gee Leslie R. Middleton
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TRENCHING AND chine work. | PRIVATE ENTRANCE | Share path, with landlady. OR |” ame AND BATH. OF UTILT- | “Twin peds, good food near GMC. seperate front and rear entrance. |i, isqueTl ft Migh and dry. Sec-
BULLDOZING Co. 8 Ww = "eee | Wid. Transportation 31 ‘sh =F ie te ME | S070 0 to 18 A ey (J BEDROOM. ? BATHS. ge ve eh Secddien. “t cear gates teundr? | Gon of sew homes. just site
aw. - asin : ;temens ODT ROOM & BOARD, FOR 2 Day | = ;| for a ranch-type home. Good roads
re eeu. —"eypEWRITENS FENTED- | ~ i ~~ | § ROOMS NEAR FISHER ‘ Faneb, overlooking Pine Lake. Gas. ——— =
me ; } a workers. In Christian home. Home | js furnished. oy owner and only 10 minutes drive from
: - |? ee ees tee aoe Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34; best a rivileges. 94 8. Jessie | 9335 month ; . Only $1,900 with $920
- WANT RIDE FROM WIL- | heat, hot water clean linens. Men | _¥e ese “** Security deposit. | A te ee ete scree | are peated Gist aun down ;
LIA LAKE AND GA _only PE 5-0526 2 ROOMS AND SHOWER. ~ LtONT _meals, 14. Matthews, FE $0377.) $7500 down will hand) | - Dawson Woods Sub. }
RDS TO PONTIAC 11 00 7 ROOM FURN BATH & ‘BRIVATE end heat furnished With stove \¢ ROOM a Big ene Reali Estate, 1362 W Huron. q
; > +e —— = >TO 0 AM OR 33313 ___euthance 99 Franklin _Bivc_ oper CFE if sorte re peo * FE Convalescent Homes. 38A | _cvenings. FE ¢-6402 or | isms" oeee lot location om oo]
—~ : : L's CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING. RMS. ADULTS ONLY i— —_ ——s = fi e Z "$780 Spe Sa ee t ae
APPLIANCE REPA R wasn “FE 4-5701, free estimates, Wortp LIKE To SHARE RI : . 2 ADJOINING 3-RM APTS. § $750 DOWN 4 ROOMS—IN TOWN. kas OGly $2,750 cash oF terms
machines and vacuum sweepers. ae Abies DRAPERIES ‘are rm He encks = tenn one _ RIDE 7 _i} Florence apengr ens ed, = ta week oes 4 ROOM HOME ON WEST SIDE. A WONDERFUL HOME FOR El- Leading mach —3 piece bath—base- | kK. G. HE “MPSTEAD
ee $2. JobRece “chown by appt. PE yom Pus Fontiec daily # tod aa? (LARGE ” vues Roos PRI. Commerce. EM 31-4134 Beautifully furnished Owner pays oe oe eer tl pte tl - Soe Ho E HURON 8T
ners! _& Sat. ater” 12 21 Fiddis cures by 4 rey med ea 3, acre" PS weccaee __ Open 9-9 ated an 2ig acres 18 miles
pair F fty_of Rochester exes NS Beda Oakabe NOT os. RM UPPER DUPLEX AUTO. '¢ BORM HOME “OxBOW DARE q IM A RIGHT Phone FE 31103 or FE 66700 north of Rontiec Aa) i@ea!-
pated cls CER FOS 8 Oe ce ume cl h t em newly .deco Smei! child _beat. garage FE 26304 Evenings Modern conveniences. $65 9 SS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE summer project for family
cial, residential @ repair, FE ciass ring’ at Cass Lake some ignes | coe Mr? our nsle “FE CRMS REATED W SIDE. NEW. | 0862 Elimbeth Lake Ra. EM Eres : with) eliarem. Sm 2em Sermo
oes ‘ 1 go. Phone ric _ » $0877, ly deco with garage. 319 Li- _3-0581, Couples only. el SSErS rae MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE H
| LOST: FEMALE Cash Deal 5 ROOMS, NICELY FURN. UTIL- | _ erty. _._.,2 BEDROOM FULL BASEMENT. No Down Payment R A I
_ity room, 6157 Rowley. OR 3-6490. 4 RMS. AND BATH, UPPER, $55 | ot sae. 7217 Andersonville Rd. | wit] build on your. tree & clear. One-Story Brick Oy nne ne.
: WALE. 8E a | For your land ap} = yh ye have 7 RM. MODERN, CLEAN. PARTLY Pet mo. 49 Seneca bt — weg A i $70 per month.| lot 2 & 3 bedroom starter homes | Spacious attractive living REALTORS
ae Me Fe. oid | Immediate buyers. st de-, furn. 11 N. J : '{ ROOMS. INQUIRE aT 28 FE.) "Se with full basement and oar tol with wit: | with a nice firepiace 2% £ Huron FEderal 8-046¢
re ‘ut 4 to Johnson today your =) 0 q-| _Bivg.-8, : a BEDRMS. ‘WALLED Le Mop. |. ing Oe. Gee carne on Really —— kitchen, full _Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 — ,
of Rochester. Reward. : ' Ny, Reasona Ay car garage c—
: = Rm. Sa. oe siviiegen available.
. eo wane—75| A-JOHNSON, Realtor 7 aol ia ree | 7 Sena wamERR WERT | F.C. Wood Co much for 810.00" terms:
“‘Gahes one dat Bet YE. $070 1704 S Telegraph Rd. ROO Arg PRATER Employed adults Pi 2-2460 efter, Gecorated. lake frontage. 3 ma | 6.) Ber Acres:
- weote Leegre FE 4.2533 ‘ i —* F 4145 Clinten- oa HOUSEKEEPING, REAS. | Siapie ao” =| Comer wulams i ag is | Hag neat, clean home and
ve a. vite e Rd OR sarod, “Tn Pontiac, MY 26186. 3 ST en HOUSE: cae eet | = i | has frontage on Dixie High- $950 oe WN a Cory twe ietresee :
ee ee: x . : — a athe -—-MORTGAGES” eee Bir eee . ROOMS ND “BATE. “CPPER 7 Re an aE a ee ss or gifakes en idea! loca —— sey ith Resoment — aon
19 "by gumber sets, 41.00 up (frames | ON OOOD PROPERTIES Ys scre y ROO! ae ed ee ee aes Detvs, ‘Miiiecd, “MU 44513. | GOLGSES ONTN «MEE UND | Seay aRtine etal and | Tome lanaa Be ware nee
Ald, EINDS OF ALTERATIONS.’ Lawrence, FE 2-1414 ‘8 D. ; Taph $16 § ROOMS_EAST BLVD. TERRACE | 3 ROOM, PARTLY FURN. HEAT &| bath 2 ‘car garage. Unfinished | makes a good inv mt this one.
TE $0113. | weekly. : Adults. 93-2048 _lghts furn. OR 3-2908, | wnstairs; Low down vayment. FE for the ature. Total price I.
sewina Notices & Personals 3 Se | 1 child on "or baby “relsome “ROOM MODERN. $75.00. Gas ? 7 Rooms, NEWLY DECORATED. | _ 40245 after 4 9.m. $11,950, terms, $995 DOWN — Brand new. ranch
5 work done. 121 Puteam, FE|~~~~~~~ resent see J RM. sine Bove ne IND BATH, ag tae “heat on West Side, FE , 3-442. FE 2 | “Been fay "path Be sd sy Med ee District — construction’ ~
AAL PRIVATE Te DETECTIVES ” ond refrig Th Close ww |) ie ORAL | ‘ Sxelusive District ~~ e st of "3 pe
__ Garden Plowing _16B te ick abo mater, Prete tthe Ric to gee ts aha | noE-® Fee | ee MONT Te CLOSE TN: |e a2 Waskmgues ot. ener } p.m. ech eal FE cSt | aver cela Deze tvniy |e Seale ite Unk Sa
~ we) bath. ie c om. St. mes tct's Church, . | hom Full ment. Th i terior studding Real value: for-
AL’ ROTOVATOR — LAWNS. |ARY OTR LOR WOMAN NEED. “Wartss ie Real Estate a3A After 3 p.m. OR 3-0908. subhapartmesie, ee each r HOUSE vi eam ‘heat, Cait OL 106 | two spacious bedrooms SS == —
a ‘ FE" ji LARGE. BATH. | al a ae “entrances. heat * | Charen ‘Ra. Auburn Meights, ORR air 3 ls ees ines aes | $1300 WEST SIDE ~ Clase to, Tel as
Income Tax Service 17) 33:77. ine Salvation | WILL BUY OR LST YOUR LARE | _ bet b40a2 saat see ar Smith, 3 E s JPM, PARTLY FURR APPLY | pet Auto” OM ‘heat.\ecresiton. 'Closg to Gen. Hospital —foderg sangglow ©-Basement. of) ————
: : : side Bar, W. a . : am. Large / only
A 0, t izab Rd nt as NO Oak | ie. a Darge ?
OENERA 6 “Soot SECOND FLOOR, ay EDROOM | MODER bedrooms, sa800.
eae Ba DOL tts N._seniene_ F469 S aoce te. FE 2eu3 of PE STM: | li tisenen aide mere) Tate meat, fireplace. fenced | ment and gat Conversion ~ Nene
1-0688, Aerotred res tend Shoes AN N ATTRACTIVE 3 3 ROOMS. BATE. n sie ee peyment._ Owner. Reply Pontiac lent - a tee ts galow only year old, Automatic
OR_ 3.1802 Heat_furn. Aaduits, EM _2-4206. ; oi Sia — on condition.” Complete. ar
Salmer, Stre rect Jus. south of 588 |; P_W. cui KOw" Maree | Income Property » — . rey
e Avene ” Close Fast ; emg LEP, pane ~. Rieht + :
raves ? ‘thete 385 Pontiac *s finest new apartments, nh baila to yo : | you hare good Sng A ang close to city on west Lane -
R RE ready for occupancy. Mae from He, > oR. losation. Two fam- | onl! be subdivited. € home, .-
Be” Dunlap, FE_6-3301 2 ae
; -AIR CONDITIONED
7 oP diced iguhatecate One, dedroom, automatic beat, $14.950 ° : AND BA tile tiful | ATs . me bea’ ’ : Will bul bedroom .
C ALT, |xiaitceace tt TO | icadnte sa . ee ae oe
your Pee and let oor | : Abert ower bath ¢ bodes a from s
oe por am to 5°00 oe pan. and on a OR Sees
rai we te from 12 toon to':00 p.m. lowmown, private entra 3 ¢ bia 3-001. | 9-108. B__ 3. Danvap. | :
rn: saan een i “ FEderal 86918 3 ate, | #oUee TOR MTS, SY ert ae : eves.
A REALTY me : e é 2ae
es - FE 5.5783
LISTINGS WANTED
2 ACRES ,-| Sele
BARGAIN Story f rot Convenient lo- cation, mannan FE. 4-4737,
arate. acated at 210, taeet aS mi, N. of Walton. Better call or see Gin ss toda. ay.
FRANK SHEPARD : REAL ESTATE
Adams Rd. at Tinekin OL 17811 |
LE BY OWNER:
3. bedroom brick full basement,
fence, water storms & . G da Dr., Pontiac
Call after 6 p.m Rone
_ Best Buys
: ~ Today —
ELIZABETH if H] 5
For Sale Houses 43| SPIC & & SPAN
Here's & Teal neat sta:
+
. Cedar shakes reg
* @mall down. Call for
— LAKEFRONT 3 bedroom modern. % acre lake-
ne eae ee Va- 4 “Adem. 2 Baths
tractive 2 story home}
For Colored Families bedrm. —, Sli ~t close |
$7,950, terms. For information call
Mrs. Spears. FE 5-806). ae fo W. Pike A. NOTT, REALTOR r
BRICKS $10,975
cept SHAKES $9,975
.“C.” Houston For Homes |
| SUBURBAN RANCH |
Very comfortable like new, 3
bedroom 30°x8¢ ranch home on
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Keener,
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— y lake prep-
SG "HOusTON,R REALTY
14 baths with van. |
ved street. City water. |
“A INDIAN VIL I AGE-
my candid opinion |
Sage en Se
jot. P seit quickly at 613,950 with 'gs.500
brick ranch with ceramic
cr, attach basement beings tiled e lot, Immediate _posses-
Hien, Ajo Sha toe, ‘ter only only
UAeEEnOnT
2 ee cottage on 8 ‘peautitul |
7 decation from Pontiac
Ladd s Inc.| i
“ff
E
meth.
3-Bedrm. Bungalow
‘In Drayton Plains $1,800 down for this ‘mmaculate ‘home with 20 x 12 es gy rm
| oil furnace, fenced var
to = stores and school. A pleas
hborhood
Giroux: Franks GENERAL nEAL ESTATE
te ort LAKEFRONT
A home to enjoy ; 5 rooms.
Living room has fireplace
rand 9-ft;- picture window
\overlooking lake. Safe,
sandy beach. Cyclone-
be- | fenced, tandScaped lot. 1)
block from busline. School
bus to Waterford and
parochial schools. Owner
transferred. Must sell.
-1 Only $14,000; terms.
THELMA A M. ELWOOD REALTOR |
ote Cass —-
rE re 4-3844 |
Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE
RE ONE
Wetl-piann med 8 room lakefront
home with water on 3 sides. Large
2 car garage with attached sun-
perch, basement has fruit
cellar. oversized oi] héating sys-
. end al. hot water heater
Brig breakfast room
built-in corner hutch cupboards,
it off the 1 us! spe
i dining, Hving and TV rooms i
wonderful lake views. The one
Phone FE 41557 Gownstairs bedrm. has easy ac-
cess to the, centrally located
lavatory. Upstairs has 2 large
bdrms. and full bath. Secluded
lakefront yard has appealing wil-
low trees and birch clusters. An
outstanding value at only §1
with $4,500 dn:
» paved street in nice 5
ment with plenty of space for rec-
reation room. 2car garage and)
large 100°x280° lot “Easy to work |
| bus at door Full price $19,500, on |
reasonable (terms,
room pn.
Side. Convenient to qreae LA}
—_ and
living and dining . e
kitchen, with breakfast area, al!
bedrooms are of — ni
Pull - ears hase $ with ie, ce
$2,500 town See thi this fine home
WARD £. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR FE4-3581
1050 W. HURON ST. ____ OPEN EVES, ‘TIL 9 SMALL 4 ROOM, WITH LITTLE)
, 24040 basement, nearly |
finished. * Sell = take an foot
win seh _ — and 10
acres: Ortonville. hitch BY OWNER BRAND NEW bath, full basement, ;
biocks con town. 148 Whittemore
FE 2-8580,
weer SIDE, 2 mepeco, Fyle
basement, near bus
ping center, $8,750 w $1,250
down or will sacrifice cash to
mortgage. FE 2-0861.
Drayton Plains Income Located just off the Disie Hwy.
= 2.family frame ee ae =
parate basements, — rg ho
oo
Torn eS BARTRAM. => Dixie Hwy. ORFS
SBEDROOM
Brick Lake Front
and enclosed front porch all have |
uburban .
“| residential area Has full base-
iv x20" kitehben. and eryintag ~ MULTIPLE -LISTING. SERVICE .{—
Commercial Property with a well con-
cmuetee cement block build-
ing with no center posts.
This is an excellent be at
— bh - base ES T
diate possession.
Well constructed 10 room
further informat:
Extra Nice Home Three bedrooms with « oper
and two car garage ‘aeee
residential area. So much
for $2,000 do
Cement Block Building Two story building with
four room apartment. Nice
uarters downtown loration.
‘otal price only $20,000,
terms.
Good Buys Call our office for other
very good listings we have
to offer We have small
homes, acreages, lots, com-
= ial property and lake
* LAWRENCE w
| WEST SIDE: 4 BEDRM. re AYLOR
tion ‘Truly an outstanding, aw 3 102 8. Broadway &t ake Orion
MY 22821
GILES” rat
$350 DOWN... 3 bedroom, shell home lo-
eated inside the city, large
66'xi86’ lot. Paved street,
close to stores, etc, We have
the key. ’
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION ... On this 5 room, 2 bedroom
home located in an exclu-
sive west suburban neighbor-
hood. Lots of trees. shrubs
and landscaping. And only a
now
SPECIAL...
2 bedroom. lake front vear
reund home. Completely
furnished. Stone fireplace,
oll heat, bottle gas, and
3 bedroom
basements. Auto. of] or gas —
and used.
$500 DOWN fio m home with Iake privi-
| ee 5 iles
2 bedroom
Salo
low down pt cece aerate is cag
worth investigating. electricity. Good garage.
Lot 60° = 237°. This can be
bought = he far quick pos-
ment to see this one.
GILES REALTY CO.
Open § to 9 KNUDSEN | Orchard Lake Ave.
Copmersios
basement and carga
rage. 3, rms. ond “bath on |
the fir. are rented
resently as furnished i 2
ist flr.
ding
cupied by owner. Large lot
Property is part of small
s canlet. Only $il,-
«150.
WM. H. KNUDSEN
510° Pontiac Biate Ban Bay: Ph. Office 44516, Eve.
$2,000 _cown a bay. Call. t.
+
session. Call appoint-
| $2 W.. Huron FE 54-6175
LEAS WITH_ OP
Row MODERN HOM OF PONTIAC, *5. PER MONTH.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
Eves,
xuriously
Id desire MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
_E. STRATHMORE Open
Next to the Consumers Power TION
Bore NEW, TWO oe NICHOLIE AN eo peeg oye LOCATION
ou'll lik fine 5 —
- Wa-
terford. It's priced right.
Very reasonable terms.
|WATKINS LAKE FRONT Brand new & ready to move
into. § rms. & beth, Full
. walkout bsmt., with auto
heat & large jake level rec-
~yeation area. Owner” must
sacrifice. Only $28,500 Very
reasonable terms.
‘EAST MONTCALM—3 BDRMS.
Excellent neat, clean brick
@ ouy.
— = of town. Be pha
to see
N ICHOLIE - & HARGER_ CO, | MODERN 4 ROOM
pee basement, ful)
3 ——- “modern _— near
St. street.
$1,006 ‘aewa will Reba
— pete Lavender }
Es, 3 BED-
home. Will consider ‘lake
_— im trage. Pontiac Press Box
RAMBLING BRICK RANCH HOME FOUR BEDROOMS—$3,000 DOWN “neighborhood,
road Besutifu ly ‘landsca HOE
Can't these
mote. emodsled ta =
home spacious living
rm. 2 bog bedrms.,,
lovely style kitchen
with dining , te bath,
basement furnace, Ev-
he rates into
Priced to "4 E
650 with terms.
$500 DOWN .Moves you Inte this cute 4
room home ‘ocated west of *
aot M. Stout, Realtor
Ph. PE.
sain «St,
7 BEDROOM HOME. TILED BATH.
FE 4-649? or +48 Multiple Pn ed Serv
Owner Transferred
Must sell this new
ove oy wuaews. a
paneer! Cement Sesvewes: |
“WHITE BROS. Rs
SALE ay OWNER Y
Cheap 3065 iiazelette
ttf
Why Pay Rett
3- BEDROOM HOMES
any Features"
All Telovements In
| MODEL OPEN DAILY
1:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
bath home rin t rm | DIRBCTLY — 8T. JOSEPH
WESTOWN R EALTY iz
WHY PAY RENT
ONLY $350 DOWN
$33.70 MONTHLY ___ Plus Taxes & Insurance _ living rm. family rm me
~~ T piace. Large Bont as sew-
er and water, $21,000. i.
ONLY A FEW LEFT
Loads of Features j—
All mee ements In|
Blaine at ee Street BETWEEN MONTCALM ‘& OAK.
“CHAS. MAROTTA
JOSLYN GARDEN ‘SUBDIVISION
Nicely decorated 2 bedroom bun-
Lal Breereway and 1 ear
full basement, Alco: —
vrice _ only $13. 200 ment cane RANCH. =
Only $1,725 down ‘on this 3 bed-
room home. Full — gas
eames POSSESSION
[24 W. Lawrence FE 5-8105
GATEWAYS 33 W. Huron 5-8183 |,
| Open cesinas
w le a standing 2 bedroom home with
wardro! closets, ranch roof,
as = ———_ E. Colgate,
_THIS 3 hg: ete brick will on
- ground. Full oasement 2 car
bedroom trick terrace. Excel-
io kitchen, full basement, near
‘weed ‘and ‘’chools. vied “JIM WRIGHT ©
REALTOR
| 45 Oakland Ave. PE 5-044!
| " | eye an V ‘illage
| CLARK REAL ESTATE | This has everything the
dise: vimtee home peat |
could desiret-5 rooms, 2 baths.
——— — & breakfast |
oa vedtnemes’ it
he garage.
a ia muse | Keego Harbor
This large 7 290m, heme hes ¢
arm: sand © ful sement.
Close tw wus line oe buy |
with only $1,500 down
‘Wisner School Dimes
You could move
exceptionally clean, 8 sory. 3
bedrm. home eantaak
with a clean tal basem
—_ Also 2 car garage. sca hoe
do
John K: Irwin | __REALTOR
Binée 1935
M3 West Huren st
Phone FE 5-44% Eve FE 54846
NEW
North Star |
—-—Efome-
* Metall GG Lakee ees ¥ s
en rt ‘birch fait | v2 = term:
Model located on Wa,don eee tae: just ©
oon of Clarkston. Open p.m. Bunt or ewes
best. butlders.
RS
prone OR 31295: ~
Open Eves. ‘ttl #—Sun. 10 to 5
CHOICE HOMES Available) Reasonably priced.
Good terms. In Sylvan Village.
3 bedrooms, 2-car garage, large space for 2.
needed, and “$8500.
Clintonville Area Ranch style home on large
Two bedroomg and lot
. space to build on.
i very livable but bas some
finish work to do Can i be
bought for only $650 down
wick possession.
58168 +Escexth thing. Perfect. ~This_is of the neatest
omes We bave had.
—tecoratet
‘beth insid= one out. Exce)-
Extra ‘arge iot
is au nice! sgreied. You
Feige ee this irst at only
rms.
| Close to North P. erty Neat — one story ho
bedrooms
aid $7100 and terms. Close
pill moa, soo Schoo] and Néew
Low Down Pay! ment
Three lots with this one
Avon town
large
and church bus
Teal price $4,000.
2 GAYLORD Open Eves
FE 49S nag 4 as ~~ ie Sete
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
ite only
story home with a jot 66x sfades—all
“furniture Call sow
Ss
House
Total af
jee
1 m with id Lee
basement, ‘2, acre lots. Only |
with low FHA or VA, at $350 down. -Rice jot.
15e )=6DOWN paca roo a Terns wail
Utility room, at-
and garage
Drayten —
rge carance, a haseneee.
"| eee 2 itn Bek
Bet ‘ee .& sereens.
garage. $10,900. Term
yard, Garage, $11,506. Terms, room .; @
ent, — 1% car |
” yege “Wiig
i $130 y DOWN New 3 33 bees starter ome _
INVESTIGA’ ATE THIS” We X soa! now
build you 2 bedroom. home
tow’ as © down
Gauge saigemas nae for dat our man ils.
Let him ow 7 our model
--OPEN_SAT._& SUN.-2 TO 6 pm.
Immediate possession. New 2 —
erm kitchen. Utility room. an ol! furnace, Privil
on Lake Drive out CLARK HAGSTROM
Clark Hagstrom, one of Realtor
en, wants to list. vour home.
Call him at FE 4-3581
PRACTICALLY NEW: STONE AND
‘brick 2. bedr
rm, replace. Tile
5 heat. 1% ear garage.
Cone rte a _— Alut storms
| Wateh apenas finite — a4
down
od; C. HAYDEN, Realtor
gy -4 Sun. ‘0 oo
KENT- _ ESTABLISHED 'N 1916
Near MicConnel School
Modern 3 bedroons and 2 baths. |
1 bedroom and part beth down.
Wide 60 ft. let, of] beat. $7,060, |
only $1,459 down
$1,450 Down Nearly complete put iivable. 2 bed-
room modern home with base- |
ment on corner jot so i
see te. CRAW voen y AGENCY 53's W. Huron St FE 41540
Exe MY 3-114] & EM 32349
WANT TO TRADE —~
type. home. Large living reom
with -ledgerock wall & fireplace.
Modern kitchen Tile bath, At-
tractive bedrooms. Owner will
consider thade ob home near Com-
or will sell for $13,500 with at-
tractive terms.
en free and clear 6 room
bev va cbr ost = consider tiace
In_ this modern home
Fisher's. north of |
ide 80 ft lot. New
pas |
| Dorothy Snyder Lavender furnace, new garage. Quick _ vage. Q se , only $2, down.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor |
|. 2200 DIXIE HWY. NEAR APH TELEOR. 23-0123
_ Ample Custoeies Parking
ONE
SILVERCREST SUB — Can
be your home. Vestibule en-
— to Qisl} ft ae
Exce:
kitchen olters ample 4
afea. Painted, parti
basement. Has automatic
hest and Ping hot water.
me drive. Full price $11 -
Fotolog to ) _—
Hut a, WITH PARDONABLE
that we offer tht«
eto lle home in Pioneer
Highlands for your consid-
eration’ An ample vestibule
room and the dining room
is a full 12m11%. The mas-
A
water heater Garage ee E ite oi that!
Priced at = “should please you discrim- = Leap Landscaped
lot & wonderful
z went “side by See 4
RAY O'NE 1b Realtor ABBE oss
“Woks shaded ‘awn -careae ‘west of Pontiac or ‘or Drayton Piains
— — to pay cash dif
REALTOR
2140 W, Huror FE 23-4411
MU_ +607 EVES
‘GROOM BRICK HOME — oo p ved street pear city
tur ites & ‘choot. Full base-
= Automstic heat. Owner. FE
MULTIPLE LISTING =r
East Side
Ranch ome with 2. bed-
fooms down. reem for 2
more up, ‘iving room. full
dining room and. besement
New 2% per ears: close
te schools stor A
good family home — smail
down payment.
| Nees St. Mike's
a = Colonta!
home with La
— porch features 19
wall ‘to wall SS n 2
large bedrooms, full base-
ment, of] noah ‘newly deco- rated—- z ist i
, this down te carth price of
$9.500—only $1,800 down
Drayton Area It's @ room-, meioding 3
St. Benedict's s. One ficor, 3 bedroom home
- ~~. slassed-in recreation
~etteteen,
ae water heat, paved drive ta Scar ga-
pia: . basement,
nace heat. ee heres lot with
100 foot § fron Orion
area. Priced at $980 wit with terms.
CLARK REAL ESTATE + Fant
f
_ for quick sale. $8,500. “BARGAINS
TRIPP | SEMINOLE HILLS
Spacious...
. mens brick home. Two extra-large. ~
rooms. Carpeting, fire-
place, ceramic tile bath
—_ Meg — rear ter-
3. bed- ent, oi]
stoker 80 by 188 heat, attached garage.
soa bao OTTAWA DRVE- steam heat, Loca ¢ of the most Gesirable. a he sections. MULTIPLE LisTiNo _ SERVICE qual iver ay pos- 7
cash. ITs VACANT
Ww est Subortan 3 bedroom renckh home with
fort. Just im ine—e 20 ft.
living room. ft. master
bedroom with twin closets,
17x13 kitehen with —
cs wor!
cottage ny mot see for
yoursell—onjy $15,500,
Yours For Acting 2 story brick ¢ =, large
rooms thro re Ceramic
“wardrobe
A eg in aa Village, fine 4 bed. |
room Colonial bric one with
eee ‘Metely equinped with ~ By ne
tm. and fireplace lot,
Avatiab'= gt £4.959 7eRMS OR |
CASH TO MORTGAGE. __
cares 3 bedrm. we style nr -
Airport Rd. This is a very well ,
= Megatnk home with full base-
On Sylvan Glen St, DOWN
PAYMENT OF $1,000 OR UNDER,
home on
ievel, completely” pa ved. re
place. a de: raite. Low down
| payment. $15,000, On Erie drive
with Casa Lk. privileges. A fine
3 bedrm., 2-car pie e, family
id
ft...
TASONABLY
SCED. casi 10 MORTGAGE.
SYLVAN- REALTY COMPA 2383 Orchard Lake rg 8 5-0418
“25 Sunde:
0-6 weekdays + cay? PONTTAC REALTY CU;
FE 5-8275
id
BY. ¥. OWNER | B.
_large Teo 8, ae nies. fireplace,
‘ Canal front, 3° La nig Waray balance
60-0. lot,
at $10,000.00,
Why wait, see it today.
fab:
- C\NDENT
: "Bees, ets STREET
in
sub. id TODAY.
Humphries Russell Young HAPPINESS |
YOU'LL ™. ANT SECURITY,
Realtor i. , Evenin: So ee yaa
Oakland Joe in the ee:
‘ool . trict. Oak floo! ors, inshered ‘wells,
lot 80x130 with ‘garden mo 3 bed- sen spot fences and 2-car sarees, sitered vat | z
$7,500; $875 down. DON" THIS ee SS =) be 2S oe Se ee
PPINESS —
For yourself Por family, Lirwag
and bath.
edroom home with ample space
PE 44325 for a third-bedroom. Located near
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
EAST SIDE BRICK . Tull basement,
NEAR WALTON BLVD. | WEST SUBURBAN BRICK —
ag: A tile bath. Good
closets,
ig
pat a ey Seat ine Ee _
the ener will. mak SEE IT TOD: mente Private Cnranee® eamuads
price $13,500. ‘with corms.
ft.
Offered. at $7,850. $1,550 down.
_IN__ 1054
FHA Morente at 4% eo in-
terest. $48 a month axes
nd ineaeancs. Built * & room ‘eee, ‘way
ant’ Rendy "er quick possec- bath, 2 bedroo Toor pian || ie
oH heat, et ear and | tenes} hes, Lot 606x200
: te Bay— Te Sea Ts Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE * IT
piense yo, iarge
but, shining oak rs, Jovely
> atom: See
$11,500 with terms.
—_ HERE —— 3 of th
eat, ‘stone front, corner lot.
ANOTHER pba tinn terms. : =
on es road. that Ss out-
Ee throughout, red walls, floors, _ bath,
full basement attached 2 car
ar! 1h fruit acres
‘| SCHRAM. FE 5-5001 eal
a rates corner Sass
Open Eves. & Res. FE
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
ONLY $6, 150
— Immediate ag
bedroom bun bungalow.
yer heater. Aluminum sotms
Mon. thru Sun. 10 to9
GI& FHA. 2% Dn., 30-Yr. Mortgage
3-BEDROOM, QUALITY
.« HOMES -
ak
Park with dream ktehin, eee
boon ibe closets, full basement,
yard." rears ‘inate | ° ay
- homes ‘co.
WILLIAMS "= : r PE. wo PE 40 4-0641
ROOM E & GARAGE full basement and heat. 5 outside |
ent drive, Close to
Cae ments with Gasinators,
Storms. & Screens, Wide
| Lots, Paved Streets, City
{Sewer and Water.
at A
T N AVE.
| ee
Wanted. teapoitensl ‘Saiesman
WIT LIN: Te and stone,
permiccer sooeis 30.450 terms 4322 Bae Si, off Elizabeth |
= "BUD" [ Us, Steps to Clinmb and Span. west euburben, 2
le pared t) screens,
5 tenced rear yard,
roma Offered
"| Elizabeth 1 Lake Estates
Trame aes Be po tong |
N NICHOLIE FE 5-1201 PE 2-370 = nesriy ner
brick Poa situated on 2
ee 2 tached ie.
Ideal for profe estenal man
with large family. Shown
npointm ent,
SCHOOL
Attractive 1', story bunga-
low—5 rooms and ille bara
full dining toom. Unfinish
attic, Fall basement. aay
heat, I'y car garage. Paved
street location ‘tow down
Sa Cail for appoint- en :
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence —
FE 5-€161 or FE
$650 DOWN — NEAT 2? BEDROOM MOD- ern home with basement,
furnace and gas water heat-
er, Good West Suburban lo-
cation. Plenty of garden
ce and chicken :
Lyments “$96" per mh
‘BUILT BRICK- RANCH ee eT ae ee |
heat, doubie garage, ‘
D ‘FEATURING: Plastered | Taniis” Za fu a
—— Puratshed. Im- ‘Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram-}
, call fic Tile Baths, Fait Base-
NORTH ANDERSON—2 be
t
balance on
per month including bungalow, immedis' posse
oy car garage aluminum session
k screens, oe :
re saini| fie
SALLEE WOODS SUB. Only ‘$l 000 Down
hor te clean Scola: en Shaded | iF. C, Wood Co.
feces gs: Re distance to lake | | REALTOR OR ass | Office Open 9
_eorser Wilts ak are e Road AMISH OTTER
4-Bedroom Home
sand bath
: nel. ‘aes for ore ek
* moved
out of sity be at price —
Gerace Hills New custom butt brick ranch
home i attached 2 car ga-
iss xtra size rooms and
1% tiled Sore) Wide lot with
nice view, Close to Rib bus,
1 json _ ier St. Denodiete
$2 hom. full
Fae ees “nacre ra
$500 Down
VACANT 2 pedrooms ind th |
basement, gas
and iit
down. 874 per
mi including taxes and
___ insurance peer een a a Semana Te
li your credit ie good. row
can buy this waterfront
— at Cass Lake, consist-
ing of J rooms down and
3 bedrooms and bath up
Attached garage Ol heat
WHY PAY RENT?
| Bateman
--Kampsen
REALTORS FE 40528
(377.8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun,
___Income Property . 4 43A
|POR RENT: 4 FAMILY COREE.
bus line. Inquire 160 South _Saginay.
_For Sale Lake “Prop. 44 “4 ee te
OWNER MOVING
HOUSE i HAS: EVERYTHING. PE
GREEN LAKE
is ee County's most aie
rou can mov . - a a ese
Terms i tie. " tral able re by
REALTOR
me Pees oy ston Oly -
-RM. MODERN 0
Near lake. Owner meet rest oo ed: ie ™ $1,950. Libera terra
nape ree a ‘wide Tes: ,
4
___PAULA.KERN 2
ee
PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
: ORKING HEAD va |
oan Seen TEN ee
Hitman esopaeer wr | Bind Hanmeed “Sia tubs. er ls fe
g ge ha: ; organ. Practically new.
"Watkins Lake ‘open ee Se to 8 : “— Py. Can be seer at Old Mill : Tavern in Waterford,
Lakewood Subdivision . WHEN 700 NEED , Very liberal discount.
arTirl ge $25, t $500 Call Mr.'Dorman or Mr.
2 O La _ 2 Pety, OR 31907.
: fe See ae get quickly on your d = < —— 436 _436 Orchard Lake Ave. ao : :
10-0 | Rigaature, or » No] FE 5-24
t FINE 101 “ae Eafe connate fe put your LIONEL & AMERICAN | @artin om
oe i r * I.
| Gatland "Go. wake. wit “ob Rot cade FLYER TRAINS — |sano"s Maher: A 0 " Authorized tactory service condition. $45.00. \. is
| at somes ta: on TATE na fenuing iactory parts. Free test | iaNO TUNING, AND” GEPAIRS. pullin. tot, sa termes “ull price $68,- “aks on factory er. FE 5-890. 5
soos Stapin Real E Estate —1* D.. RILEY, Broker {Se ____-__._. | -----. FINANEE-€O.— Me pe ee Y WHITE GOLD: | PIANO TUNING. C\Lt BEFORE
State ,, @ Eluabeth Lake Ra. PE Gis | NORTHERN BAR. Without ©| go2 Pontiac Sta a ame SIDING. - eee eee Mee Coke: | Spi. em: Oncer Schmidt.
"Pita Wee, yO uoubt, ts one of the best te Bank Bide. a ee +i At — il cut diamond wedding ring. 17. :
“On 31g33 MApie 58-1249 40 ACRES taverns in the 75 tee rime DA! mor Vil sacrifice. 48S PIANO TUNING “LATER SERV ——-—
ng _ Ne 000 per ae 6 ee ice, guaranveed. OL :
7 rm. farm , Bot modern. | Pall’ by 0. Ouner's Ser. Need $500 We he werem ty ond iseulate at LIMITED OFFER | gaatt Bronp es
Be Py NOW basement, vaerage “tod =. only Biniee sin 13,850 down.| with fest, courteocs service and «By i 8 fo el Reynolds NU-ALU- Feraeses, ot Ly ho saree, Goteaser's, 1s E. Huron,
e- on to our et? ma t> ey a ; . . y siding . . Com _FE 4-0566,
"alin ates freely pa kg RR og Then you visit, our ‘hew ; | to chalk, chip, crack or peel ith abd du eg EO eine. | SMALL LIMED 0. AK PIANO. RE-
af eo , y aupolt. eniy. COUNTRY MAKKET—TRADE.| modern office so convenient to 24°x26'x8' high home ....... $390 ue Si turned, Gullagber's, 16 B, Huron,
"groce HZ : ed.| stall. $569. includes with
rs RTC DA\ is” Ri a — honk perfect family ry | parking and , where new materials only; $400 : por _ PE 46566. 5
1 ew outstacd private cons await Call spect for free esti- water heate ALL, WAEROT, BEARS,
cours, Main way loce- tia , - éer low aaa AND Used sMJ euALe
4025 _Pontiae Lake lms Baliwin. Ave: pt fad Rechectees |. 2ay phone T and tell mates. No money down, TING tke new, rs”
: “wy TM Reg US. Pat OFF, monthly payments, 5: years to a
‘ hee Mean Rent Farm area. Good clean stock and all —e ee. < © 1996 by NEA Service, Ine. pay. Also aluminum an 8. gaguee PE 2-4397 44-0566. hg
a Westside, | arm. Property 48-4| ge Be Home & Auto dove, eepney armemeeel SON ge Dan te Sale Store Equipment 64 Butiders terms. lan ani aay = = er “ye y direc save.
ee HOME, BARN dn. plus stock. So ze __‘'I'm' new around here! Whose jokes am I supposed t to Sew t Pipe — sil sizes. :
> aad other out G accept trade. L . Cor oe J Y CO ____| Complete Crock Grease traps. Lin- FILLING STATION EQUIPMENT,
WEEKEND SPECIAL | fish Rd. tieo per mouth, oan . ompany} think are particularly funny?” 1 VALLELY €O.—_— eit coping. ©, bolst & compressor, high, boy
West Side, 100n180, only $259 én. |=" ¥ bopegtee ARTRIDGE 1N. Perry Street _Okive 19941 aoe Kako Ave FE 3-101 | and. others. Sell all pe is. Mr
; = ro hester 5 NEW 14 5 ¥. a a = i
Northwest, @ acres, $300 down. Sale —— Property : sad REAL ESTATE & B BUSINE -— = vy pace $ tet Sale Household ¢ Goods 5: 57 Sale Household Goods $7 | | STEEL CLOTHES posts, #1 A Wood tr trailer, ler, easly, cenveried t for se —
RU MICHIG. ucKner _Lustomers ee at Sau OR 3-3537 lor cost, vaES
North Side, 100x180. Only 120 dn. 1050 | W. HU RON. ST. Are it TV, 635: sg ~ ae rr NGE, GOOD Me ne bed sao, PE 8-4024. | AMERICAN BANTAM, 2-WHEEL FE 5-23 2244. ra N. Telegraph. toon Cost $1000 sell for §400. ue
inte, weeded, only 4300, | Railroad Frontage” OPEN EVES. “TIL 8 “See $i Spmiate an_sat. Sretese, | - snine. 0 ® seat_ireller, 98 W. Barca O.|, NEW GAtvakieD Pos | —
Spur line rty; tor- ——| H Folk Sise, wal cel, ‘$60, Never’ used. | OE, TOP VACUUM | AUTO WA tuoy 64 8, Re 4 im. (20) I Se
1002180, level, $1.350 cash. oo as yard. Ga- “LET’S TALK Appy [e) Ss FE 5-2766. Px 10 mos. old, $30. — ‘fap ee: . R Ve pLinsine ots tt ___ Sale Sporting Gi Goods 6 65 s
e 18120, e : -Bi 3 TAL : | 472 8. Sagina : 5-2100 Siete
Wooded, 100x160, only $2200. area, street Nort in city. BUSINESS Fein te the moet friendly ‘manner, | Tent and upright. "| HOT POINT ELECTRIC RANGE. foomgiy Ny wl. gohag Ee let ONE LAND ROLLER. ONE 30 GAL- ? 2 CONVERTED JAPANESE mE Rr
éswn. . : PC” BED: s : | 8. Perry. lon gas water heater, one aliber, .
3 ecres, stam, $500 " IR H Mari : Tt ts easy to deal 7. Seetners. ‘w matress and box springs. | Only $40.06. Mill's, ME £130. | SRAIDED — EPLACE RUGS. laundry stove. one stee] frame T.
gcuthenst aren! city water 1202 est Home farine Construction where _FE 54-1029. 454 Fourth st. KELVINATOR ELECTRIC STOVE | aprons. 655 Markle St window, one kite tal one jixlé WALL TENT
10, from GAR, terme, el ro: Lorge compicicty equipped) «© Cnty 08.500 Gove On OF fhown: fo everyone and borrowing ii" SILVERTONE CONSOLE TV.| Good cond. 96 Coleman Ave. FEq 5 BRICK: Reclaimed — ail you want. wheelbarrow, 7 kitehen chairs. | FE 5-5086
ER Se) reercaen | tsoame tn PE eau. | Bae Cay EMPRESS | esas ee me Mera 2 Spe Ber ah oe erry é for your immediate and | 8 - §- PIECE maponart Ds Daring VINATOR | REFRIGERATOR. | 312465 W. Ra. _ oO OPIgLD EPORTER:
a ADD'S. INC maul et ternece, inrge'ee:| give sou 3 meathe vacation future b by arranging room ; ae. gereing, eetce. | BTR FIXTURES, YOUNGS. OIL BURN ER 10.06 SPRINGFIELD SPORTER.
D'S, ING, | stant Sete LISLE MSS rth _| in tag occa nap | Semin nae es | nea a a tn | enn Wace and indt| Donte ting, nut, AU copron soar QERINOPTELD RE oe Dit ey raping a pe | — eee eT RR ia ae ear te oe Fe se BE aoe | linet ae | Ler Se ee ee ee a _ : ia nes new 21” TV. Driving School — = Sutomatic clock, OR 218i | KENMORE AUTO WARHER. “RE.| crock ang tile “galvanized copper PLYWOOD cn CHEE Oe
Attention Builders — 21. ,, eRertunlty | 91.190 down will put you tn caene) lee eee sae TE ie Ones. “. pre, Mercure SUPPLY - 208! Cash and carry prices _ Shown after 6 300 Banderson.
a ee OTPOINT RANOE, Ft FUL- iivine Fa Goon _ FE +5431 #xe'x', fir $ 3.60 AUGE PUMP SHOTGUN, F®
De ae soil, ieee Roy Arnett Inc.| ada'to: your presest income. ny gates tle excellent candies weend. a FES Snorer OF 30. | a INCH Son PIPE. 5 PT, He. | fue Py: = $Sh alco apo t
class brick ranch - type’ REALTORS | MICHIGAN BUSINESS | DU Dott aren aerigves” Next JOR Fo TRatE “—~beaving for Ford: rr 8 ten SAVE LUMBING SUPEL wee fg ED Pit: Siele er wineme e scecbenie
2 © Ru < ee AS ESAS . | oe i" — set, dining room furniture B PRACTICALLY NEW. | ¢x8'x% Birch 2 6 mount, peep a ing.
home neighborhood. 760 ‘Evenings ond Sunes 04 oa |S: ALES CORPORATION | FINANCE COMPANY | On 24038 ether misc. furn. Washing ma- Maite air iris PRAGTICALL' 4, & | ¢x8x% Piyscord ry 2341.
Jostyn Rd., ‘Lake Orion.|~ AUBURN AVE. - |soun a. Lawpaessen, sroxen |%D PLOOR, MATIONAL BLDG. | ANTIQUE, OMOON RAG. AS, zsnise ne ie 8. Parcs gee | seane y NEW SWREEL TRAILER Sisxte Plyscord 3 Soe | “leather fitted case ar neepe mount
_MY 3 1281. aoa “alles pethe _— Exc, loce- | 1873 8. TELEGRAPH RD 4512 DIXIE HIGHWAY ' Lawson ehair bates ge. like new must sell, mov- | BRAND i! fh 5 —— Pontiac Pi: pany & shells, $100. new nore
Bac cba ven DRAYTON PLAINS | chair. Portable record player. tea FE 6856. «dS BEEP AND Some saan AND FE 3-2543 1488 Baldwin Av; punting outfit, free, $25.
FAST BLVD. r dD. RIL. E ry. Broker | PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR | 239 BARNSTON WALLED LAKE | "agen Gavenportbed. green te" |-" i iwoLEUM PAINT SALE | Beuarters, Opayke Market. FE | STORM WINDOWS AND se cee OE ;
Cholee corner lot with all tm. 500 Flizebeth Lake Rd FE ¢1157 —-<. oe r* dition’ FE. 3438 Sous, 12 Sood com’) vy price at Jack's. 27] Baldwin. | _5-7941 45 Ee caxywuns (an) toed
provements in, with paved street — 7 SUNOCO SERVICE STATION FOR RANGE | MOTOROLA TV. 20° MAHOGANY. COLEMAN FURNACE. GOOD | STEAM | BOILER. RADIATORS, | Lows
on, both sides. Bargain priess of COMMERCIALLOTS | Merced tgnen (pation emace come L O ANS APAR RTMENT Tse OG R soos. Table motel Mice condition. Only | “cond. $78 Ca after 6, PE $0348. sbi, “wn conversion wait. Reagan, Modei Ms Winchester, Reg. $120.90
, 100x200 f. on Union Leake road | , | Bliehtly scratched; —also severa! 7 s ow
z D, RILEY, Broker | Sen et eee cach oppere bet opel ag) heat ol full site ‘ranges -3 Electric and | MODERN | RED SECTION AL. Cl S | w. | 38 per cent off on Shotruns, except
se o_Entsepet [ake Ré._! FE C1ST 40 f tots at 94.000 with $1500 goo “pret. Tk on clans Cuan: $25 to ay $500 Mithigen Fivoresceat, 383 Of- | bles “2 Pagar eb g homme ary ig eanup ais tosulated. red bunting coats, from
eon, 21607 a COMMUNITY LOAN co _chard Lake Ave ~ | Lumber that we ¢annet get into |
For Sale Acenre_1 . Sse a a, ENS SRS | SPR SEEN RRE ee 0 ft x 387 ft on MIS between’ (CLARK HAGSTROM ~_ Mortgag age ¢ Loans __ 34 ron THe HOME CaN BE FOURD Sofas $40; TV. ‘y off; dimette sets, 2x4's ; $78 M ee ke is 3904 Aubura, at Adams
bgp mahal yl Ss aM wire tant raat ge Co bona “ter park | aan = f = ae ged og head ae ae —— oS Benya BUILD = Baoan _— Le |
3! . of al Bi : : it jot re¢ i. NO
oo ecree. Will pay top dollar | ing. 67.500 $2.500 ‘down | Seewetee eo io sect wncmens - Poigar= ‘cu a bes “Neoters, all, o ORAVERS _ a NYIHING Ges our Quality | Building Deer Hunter’s on |
Wete 6. 2. Diet. > _Call him at PE ¢3581 Loans = $600 to $1,500 | sires” Gas abd electric fetriger-( + “BL ACKETI’S — ~~-SMaterial on next txt? tent Mounted on a
ning : ! : os 1 For anr purpose on ators, ranges and wster heaters. | SURSITURE, = Tatas AP noe Se cS w _— _ » Parton oy wood floor & sides Built im
ee - + -Commercial Frontage homes, modern or not, fixtures. pede, chests, ei | g161 Dixie Hw MA Plywood, insulation, Paneling Poards & bed. Collapsible for trav-
| Having 100 ft on Sashadew PR “INV ESTORS WANTED kiana : dressers, reife resets |O2ITE PAD. 9X13, LIKE NEw ee Zywces, pamtation, Suncies- Soares oS ONS aOrT
ma ses . ¥ Tronz, ar ba 8 ‘3 -
INDEPENDENCE. TWP, | nd 06 9, on wanes Bivd by 430 Maser oil company Dae 8 eT bate additions of im- | a tiabien, lambs. | tabular, spring and bed set. co@ | amenna, Veneuan bitade On| PAUL,SZ CYR LUMBER, CO.
reed ‘near Oakiond *| for mot any Woe of Uasiness,| Mvesiment program, gearenesd| 3) To ————— ce uameme soos “ca mony | cod ce oe _ finale: i for me. val an at x Tel. EMoire_¥27¥" awe foo — a ‘
with lake privileges High ; wah s pte parking ares Ac- cent’ Minduvem capital required 4 To & garage oF on ouer ‘mise. iteme NEW & USED “. after CABINET” SINKS Ay a i ¥-% OLD GARAGES REPURED TO; fio, 30-30 Carbine. ————
ir eek ae ee { Sieewars Priced at sitseo scone | $15.000. Por fuil wlars write; a garage home. Viet cur twade- Gopi. for real, “PRILGAS ‘SOE. nes. Double ints from 00.96. G. a.| ‘cok lke sew Lengkace pout Ss. gan. These ‘are in like-ne
” Box #4, Pontiac Press 5 second res OUR PEAT-AWAY PLAN — Thompson, 70 8. Pe — 4+-5654 : : sell reasonmabie, Ail or |
eoty S00 mettenel Bete USE ool ts and @ wt 2128
notes ACRES | Pontiac. or shone PE 4-47 OR EASY TER _ PAINT | ‘SALE: FOAL ee | ne oe ee nM FENS pert, Ce bance aot |
a — ATTENTION : { UP TO 0 MONTHS TO PAY Loge wooden, iron. Brass, © “Cents | Elo Wi patating, use | “Rural rte. mailbox. Bird cages ve. Syiven Lake.
eeted parest. — => : Ladies Ungerie & corset shop 2! Swaps | We buy, sell or trade. Come out P? hal 143_ Oakland Warwick's. rick. PE +o . .
bo oniy $5, —-¥ food downtown location Long es pene hese eee eae os oe SALE Ge comes, DOORS ROMEX BY THE COIL. « PER HUNTING SUITS
with only $650 down. | tsbitahed “ane ee sfamity forces 3 bee aap — B scan Shh sun | o dryers, ranges, refrig. water interior and exterior flush doors, — Wali boxes tor — mgs. “Size 44 man's and size 40 woman's
' : asen- irepiac i OPEN DAILY ® TO 8 — TV's. Crump Electric. FE pine grade doors, door jams, door ce. & range ces. hunting suits. _ FE 2-1687.
30 ACRES | able rents Splendid opportunity shower oak end piestered | AND 8UN 373 | perdware ei unt price 5. Z.: Thompson, 80 8.
iceraes parcak um feet | ° eee |) Soo upstnene me estes. | L & 8 SALES CO SSStILY WASHING MACHINES | Pontiac qeooes Sets: | Parry RAG BOLT-ACTION DEER Ri-
t a a er Dorothy Snyder Lay endet | | Rpscuend 100 3 fh tet a | 4 mies EB. of Pustios, or i mile | al makes guaranteed chyle Elec- | _¥im Ave. : SAVE 50 CENT ON WN fie. Mounted scope, beautiful wal-
natural tor smail an bebder REALTORS —— by = Cot] =. of Aubura Heights on Auburd | tric. 502 N. Johnson. FE $5160. DUOTHERM HEATER DOUBLE nee cil heaters, #5 room nut stock, blued barrel. $85. FE
and ed © sell at only eh ae wins | 3140 W_ Fhiron Pe 2411! Fontec near B. Bind & foches: | R¢. MIB aie w sug. | EFRIOERATOR. STOVE. AND | frchet. 00. Ducane eres, FE tise seo. hf site'ed super Poe |
$16,750 w terms. Open F — Sun : \ c trade for ‘AUTOM ASHER, 2} achine. Cheap. - burner — SED
= | = <.. ein ee eae ot gual wo | ABE oe rebuilt, $60. FE 2138 | (sis _> room "shi ‘reg. 617055, Dial | LARGE SELECTION OF USED RE a ~CLINTE OR OFFICE SUNOCO : { ae — MYrtle fes and
40 ACRES moe gtlow close tn to Pontiac. | & GOOD BUY IN SMALL RADIOS, RETIRING COUPLE OFFERING A | DUO § ROOM OTL HEAT- _Office, 4 Patterson PE 45141. :
| pull DING Service station for lease. a ). Ri Brok i 96 to $12. FE a at tm | ¢.. pad, pipe, tank and biower
Orton just | bags Bedspread. aluminum cook-| most beautiful felection of 1956 Gun Sale, Big Savings
d ~~ cessible to iwo Pviece baths Pri-|. 0? Phere Mr Griffit 3 MI 46231, call « 3.3% pm. ing utensils and many misc. at-| designs. wns, modern. tra- New and used deer rifles and
Near Holly, we have this vate paneled office with private & am to 5 pm. GA2€043 after I- are iY MAID D VINYL cr ate tees. ao Westchester, Birming- ditional Terrific values. Bedroom . This week only, Burr-Ghell
lovely parcel wultable for 2 piece beth, ci] forced ai Pm _ham. 48290 Fame ; room. Tel .
subdividing and priced for heat. ettte storage. $10,000 down | — swAP Tw gmap cit van | SERS, ae anor. re — RENT $10 95 value $3.96: 2.98 ote ~ SOY SELTRADE
oe care = “wae Sale Land Contracts 82 feo puppies wg | eno cooeses Sat ELS 5 Lowy ao weary MY} Auto. Ironrite tro ver. $2 a wk sooesnes< tos our gle ‘4x8. heet L 3. Manies Leach 10 Bagley St
, CLARK RE zc vick-up_truck__WE $4087 _ 20106. | Free home instructions. No de- Michigan -Fluorescent, 383 "Pir Plyscore, 4x8x% sheet $4.95 SHOTGUN DOUBLE BARREL, 20
631 ACRES ARK REAL ESTATE | prick TERRACE. 368 &, BLVD. SUILDING. LOTS WORTH #300800 jcroMATIC WASHERS BENDIX. _Post_ FE #300811 | _cnerd Lake Ave Siseket tesciation. 100 ca. ft. 96. _FE $0907. ;
masa ‘aviansies aos\ ot tha Cae be . Evenmas| 8 ma selt our “equity, tor $800. | secevte ae trade-in of sae Kenmore, General Electric, Thor. beeen CHEAP. “© EXTRA SPECIAL eS Hee SPORTSMEN :
hast Gnas “(aE- ao! So. e es eee : 2 7 — ie. + Nee ARRAS : _ : : 13 ;
' MMERCIAL — Goo “vecreation eres tn the bacemest. VW 1 ae 3 ont, Visi our gunsmith. ; inl
ot Sot teas ne, | eat eee og geass. | me and boi PE DOW her) TOO Pasta Ee A © 80% neeaceicawr |REMODETING OVER TO (ear Sanne Oe hee [OR ts ered ye | Bite ae : z 7 om % Oakland NEW USE: % UMB ER - | #7 7 W - oes d iL +
fered’! Prived, ot 9400,000 190 FT. FRONTAG ~ $1.78 DISCOU i pe ere oe, «oT Wectinghoues electric TAT. BRIE: Oe nach | 2212 white pine boards. We. ... ite | SANDY’S SPORT SHOP |
wt sce to responsi On in Ave, Seasoned # mos. Ai purchaser. JOUr oo a sew Bargains for November ‘ite with deen ‘well, OR 31375. |We will supply all your building Inside door jams, W. P. ....$3.95 sion to Thurs. 9 to 6:30, Tro to 8.
rt Commercial. Last used as; Secured by 4 rm. mod. on % acre. fire- | neconanes — ‘sieeceeens @S8 needs—field tile. shee’ to & Sun. § to 4 :
a: a car lot, Has used car jot a ua tor # complete — ras edi dewtveeses Slee cetem. eae ct Americas ven | eh ge windows, | So8 pigs, guivenined pipe. See | 110 6. ee ere
Many others to choose trom. | office oo property Phone JIM WRIGHT Spen Pride day evenings till §-easy oe ee taken, “pericct, ‘uew, guaranteed pigsod pe foe. pees, | See. ee WINCHESTER 30 DEER RIFLE
if tt ts cerenge ves ‘amt, : — REALTO! . for 5 years, but a new refrigera- |y, ‘eftiaares — t, $248;
ee ee ere Ca LTO | Bendix washer EE FPHA| SAVE UP TO $500 ON MATER- racket 4 ons
4 Has Odnand Ave FE Sear BARSES- HARDWARE— overtures davenport = _— ore_than. a used MS IALS FOR COMPLETE HOUSE. for $180, Market $1847.
Lake, Close to new bank, 150 f aero : Fi Tr ¢ CRED: ERMS,
Edw. M. Stoat, Realtor | ceraet. ieest, commersial |}. LARD CONTRA =T — oa 5 t42_W, Huron FE. 5-101 | [petgpprsgp lige Ses Orchard Lake Ave. SURPLUS LUMBER | *45* = web oe rt ee eres Li GRADE
TDN. Saginaw St. _ Ph. PE $8165 —"— hooc. $0. pet cest discount. Call | a L war income, velose hed | Bias couch . . 540 ghana Ba Bales CO.) 190 MKKE SURE [T'S e New condition. $150. FE
Open Eves. Tul 9 30 a re On 2a sford for @ housetraile | Seas SELL OR TRADE RECONDITIONED _ opt, SUN :
| Sunday 2 to § pm. | “OBO. MARBLE. REALTOR {100 8 Seginas : Fens | Maytag washer | ...-.-..-.: $30 39 BURMEISTER nang
a Ne isebee anne $2¢t —andersonrilte-R4.._ Waterford - Acencnosce d > EER HUNTERS
in pare A splendid focation for Let Y our Ss $ S i. ____OR- vie ig | BENDIX ELECTRIC DRYER Be pid | AD ec Benge... cir Bese emai Northern Lugiber £0. Jeep for sale. ¢ wheel drive. All
\ waran' : Ei - 50 ik ew ti rst
30 ROLLING ACRES, PRICED AT. | Bettany Goeyef pores, lent, oe ok a = called No dows gay neat. #2 pe ce. Range: -.--y S950 100 onion Lake RA at Commerce | pontine GM sit eo EM O3UT| Pays Hardware & Sporting Goods
CRAWEORD. AG ENCY. | 3 Bigot Priced ot ony | Work for Yow WILL “SWAP 2, REORM ~ HOUSE | Tor coenition. 838°” Pheoe Clayton’s Furn. & Appl. a's Detron er a) ie Be | oe eee ee Se
rE as Shaga oma id mara Auburn Heights for eet 3068 Peay “ft of adjoining front-| We have both 'arge and small irailer. -¥. G. an eee Et ek cepa tem ee —————— SAT E — eee
53% W. Huron 8t, room 4 vf a ye CONSOLE TV. sTOR DOWS. GOOD CONDI- > Huntin Accommo, '¢ 65A
Evenings, M¥ 31103 & EM 0 eat -der Lavender Macasciypoodinaed yo a csr oe comb Realtor. FE 5-952. i antenna Kit $9. tion, Cheap. Call FE 42571 for, |Bouble windows from Aluminum combination windows ng ~
# ACRES OF TIMBER LAND.’ Ry gout) or FE 8097S. Ask for Ted | For Sale Clothing 56. "Ww "ALTO N TV sizes. ow eee 5 re tglas BBEDRM. ci CABIN, {COMPLETELY
P ee ee Sn | wnhings. r
Suchy Realty, Ortonville. ‘3140 W_ Huron PE 2.441! em. Ho obligation. Walton, Cor. ly 261 | SINGER, ute FE 46089 cated 14 mi 8. re West Branch.
5 SCENIC ACRES
Situated just
- we have 4 st
lovely wooded a. dii- .
ieee ares which Ine a
beautiful lake. Only $500
: poses or trade something of eq value.
3 ACRES
ath ea ie eee atew m
200 x G00 Sine.
with low Gaus Johannes
|stone. BRICK “yRoNT ON MSe, month Rent Pc! | ES
13.000 84. —
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terms.
Saginaw 8st FE “tt-830—— Edw. M. Stout, Realtor {93838
TN wh $-8165
6 Acres—Wooded
batural beauty of hl pS
a. ‘oni 3 8 ote el For :
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor $02 Community National Bank
SACRE CORNER,
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aa
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Classified Ads To swap
Rent Lease | Bus. Prop. 49A | ss.
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4 RED sT
Seasonal Cash! 1 ‘blue
| TW. Lawrence St. Realtor J.C.H AYDEN, . Walon _Bivd._
te Licensed Lenders) wy ent elene schco
oon cash pee seasonal expenses 1
fi Ra thea in! jac com.
LOANS $25 "TO $300
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= LOANS
| roe
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"a2 N. MAIN. ROCHESTER, MICH.
RENT IT PAST
DET fracas A Room,| fv, ‘ea via apartment, say: ome
na eee Money to Loan 53.
Set Fost (EP or furniture
2 YEAR cant, ee 5 SEY. eral dresses suns, 14 = - 9ie. . Hats FE $2702, call after |
TOWN
{6-0-0
ts & o’couts eet 8
| Pants,
Ladies ter coats, iO ogaeed $12.95
vt Be : aa! n like new,
Large refrigerato-
$50.
NCH PROVEN
aqpant sane new. Cost $1,200,
sacrifice - MU will 1 $361 SEcTIO fi Ti port, ke ‘new.
Eanes | tress & springs, $68. Fe ein anne no LATE ms bobbin, payment of $6.50,/fprr sTa . FE 8-3652.
N, UPHOLSTER
uoise, Excellent condition. OR
iR b. $20.
$75; Norge
elec. a PE 40427. round
S.. Dec. 10th, Dealer will
our home, FE 8-1564.
arouse Ea edhe MI 4-8886, ; dition, $25.
VES, 8 ; changed Turner's, 603 Mt =
ens. FE 32-0801.
TRADE-IN EPT A
* | Recond: Wreclets’ ett
IRYER. Very good cond. R. B. Munte ‘Blectrie'Co., 1060 W. Hu-
GOOD USED ~ ELECTRIC RANGES ALL, NAME BRANDS | “C *
-AND. SIZES.
HURRY) Offer Good Until Nov. 12 ALUMINUM Sag MB TS TEC
TRADE-IN. A
it Talbot Lumber "Plasterboard. Rock “tath.
Hardware, Plum cal” supplies, 1025
Paint.’
fea Deniand “Ave.
“aE PTIC. TANKS
te 9 am. 46 pm.
mes. Yourself
_On tan
“ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS.
woes Mich,
son,
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
ha GRAVEL, TOP FILL: OR 3-1991 or MAR.
re) 5 SOIL. RICH, BLACK
4 AN
Vs
“EVRA Tks
FREE! FREE!!!
PARAKEETS, TS, BREEDERS and all $60, MA
3-300
pe G AN
Sie. Stal Citonnile Rd after 8 BEC 3 YR. OLD BLACK MAGE , pale iS alten
ED
. Ples. Reasonable. FE 5-#742
axe REG, BEAGLE PUPS. ONE
male, two females. OR 3-6354_
blood line
d. Call MU 4-0522.
RAKEETS, $2. 743 E.
Munefiea, of oft Jesiys. __
NKED D RACING | PIGEONS. [jg
7 Pingree.
BLACK FEMALE COCKER |
. 3 yrs. old. Papers. MA.
enn
BosTONs AT STUD. AKC. CUR-
3-9296.
LS, GOOD BIRD 4 sold at once. ‘DACHSHUND. | MALE. ~ PEDIGREE: old. MI 6-0034 |
Feusle BLACK AND TAN. 3015
Baldwins Rd. _ — a]
. from biood line, and show stock Also stud serv-
whee: -4406-—Nevase-—Ct.,or— —
Lk. Rd. and W. Mapie. MA 6-6 MA 6-6406. |
_AKO.~Best ‘blood lines. eg Bip}
FURESRED GERMAN Shernerp
Coae ( _Holly’ Ré., Holly ME 46771. | 33 FT. MODERN FULL Size BATH
* homes afid sports 18° PONTIAC CHIEF , TRAILER
Wothine to GRALE® sass wotnibe Dw . : + Heringten Bow e Works
Electric
rier. Plus 14’ Runabout. boat
_trailer, “. Ph. EMpire 3-3011._
: Mitten PERSON
car to 3 cee mee fk
as furnished. FE 2-
35 FT. TRAILER, TO TA) OVER
peymente, $i4 a week, Ter Brown
Announcing ant
ae 1957 Detroiters ANDERSON
33 ft. ces 3a HARDWARE C0, < Model 18 Sp. 2182 8. Telegrapn :
PONTIAC CHER oe See aoe Electric siarter, control, and car
— TEN WIDES Lisle’ Sod’ pe eaipite Tae 8 wides available. :
homes ah ay be purchsed oo | Transportation Offered 87
: FLY BY AIRLINER. CALIFOR- HU CHINSON oi a Ghat: Hooetia. sims
4201, Disse a plus tax. Ferry Service inc. OR
- AND ey 30 HP. EVINRUDE LARK.
starter, control, and o
TO DRIVE
——
like ‘and ve rent receipis Nationally HCE GOING NOR 5 PART modern models. load either way. FE 2-6806.
like new. Available op this plan.
‘Wanted Used Cars 88 TRAILER | EXCHANGE 60 8. Telerraph
Fes swelway® Ready. to Buy
PE 56-9219
CHEAP FL a0 94 PF BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 170 B. BAGLEY y_ S&T.
JUNK CA _—s AND FURNACES | MY
= r PE 44878. 1 DETROIT.
Crescent Lake Rd. MA | —
- HOUSETRAILER OIL __ $195,323 Russell after 5
OME AND SEE ' THE 4 ALL NEW 957 TOUR-A-H 5 ft.
Bud Shelton Motor Sales. oe =
1 — 2 = _ Cor Auburn & Bt Bled FE
Tailers for sa
helen 14016 | WFD:, JUNE CARS 8
WANTED: TLER we PAY TOP
SHARP LATE MODEL CARS.
COMMUN ITY M
} 1 set 15210 Holly Ra.. Holly, ME
Oxford ~
Trailer
4
For top dollar on late model cars i:
2627 Dixie Hwy- OR 3-1603
r ate models
PF 4-6728
SCRAP
HIGH $$$ Paid DOLLAR FOR
a reas
Then ee it Here
“Parakeets Guar. To talk Canaries. Free
ore Cages. S01 4th St. FE 24005.
a CANARIES. CAGES
Crane's Bird Hatch-
Auburn Ra. FE 46510.
: 1
° BREEDER.
rotate atts oes CANARIES,
Since 584 Oskland Av Fooa. 1927.
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70,
” 6068, CATS BOARDED. Docs trained. Burr-Shelil, 375 8. Tele-
May, Grain & Feed 7 71 an
ALPaLra SECOND CUTTINO,
_aligifs and brome
r Sieeth Rd. at Evergreen 5
$8 ete A. Slap ot Rvererece | SBD “H. J. VAN WELT. tal eer | ka te onset TLL TYPES OF BAY POR GATE | Bret terms ‘» ares. Late model For Sale 1 Trucks 90 ys Sigh Ste oma er On bar, | modern jobs Reconditioned. like Ee
=. ener | mew. Pay like rent EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 1984. Mi tere SNOOND CUTTING.) BOTTLE GAS and | GMC Deluxe panel truck, Hrare- mn ic
QUANTITY. y Good mae ACCESSORIES STORE | < a brome . amage: ¥ itches : ‘ Carpenter, 2124 W. Silverbell Rd. Ss os — os F ORD
tiie Sale vest : oe pose trom Tel-Huron Ct we 3 , | cross from Tel-Haron Ctr
wake Sete Civestocs _22| rae eae on mage wort) = QO .} . - =
4 te RAM, | SMAL) CAMPING TRAILER .
4 1 3081 Cooley y bake Be pis AND 1986
Diaper oe tate 'aeed set) Rent. Fralter Space 79 132"- 144” 300 LBs. OLD YORKSHIRE |oxrorD MOBILE MANOR I8 FOR 56” ” boars. EM 3-5255, 10861 Bogie Lk. who want the best at rea- __ 156” = 175 Ra. qumable. ates, Quiet and clean. WHEEL BASES ~FRIicK | Lots \% mile sidewalk. All
Tiny pony. Western broke on — FROM
rei mare. Cait. ‘New saddles: ied take ee "esa ef On. 2 |_ cow 42883. for? on Lakeville Rd. dAkiand
Sele Shelters Da saasie | | -#3022_or_MY_2-¢721 PARK AT PARKHURST ? = DS, GOOD GRADE, Where living ts a vacation — 172/ Y
. Reg eeeee bull | lovely cree inchease @ private. LARR jee Lk. Rd.| jare w good _s.%imm. Loe : x se schools, club house & tornado ian aaa roa (OR TRADE: 3 bbls —— — 15 = _ eerord
s. Standa: re 50 railer as ri
mi ee a $23 50, Phone MYrtle 2-611, Re eeeTES ont DEALER Stud ranger Sant a anne gin ak | acacmeemamanemns
4 8.2666. __Auto Accessories 80 @ CHEV. SEDAN DELIVERY, EX- SPOTTED GAITED MARE. (ad =~ tra good roming cond, Clean in-
nélo end bridle 8100 FE 1959 FORD § CYLINDER ENGINE. side. 000.50 Chev. motor. mew BRED # SO ; Perf $55. FE 2. = _ rods. 2b5. Tw 720
en _ Oe, Motty. EB C308. For Selo Tires S0A cmv. CHEV. 1951 % TON PICKUP, Ex- WTD: PO N Y BUG( GY = ae cellent condition throughout, Win-
terized and ready to ol Just -AND/OR CUTTER. AFTER 5, FE 2.6940.
For or Sale Poultry 74
FOR SALE, 7101 SHIPMAN | Oxtord OA 3 cate eaten
er MI 4 0162 =
~ Sale Farm Produce 75
ee $1 A BUSHEL. PICK hard be. Ra. io poonede 5460
= . oment: 0 esiea: iT.
¢
| os - = "ALUMINUM, FULLY |
ed. | ANDERSON CHAMPION PRAIRIE
. ~ BEEMER, fHORE- AVERILL’S ©
A
MICHIGAN ARROWS. 14 TO 50
FT. 6 OR 10 FT WIDE. sr 4
AND oo
Sean Dany 6 OO men OUT OF STATE DEALS
2 TO § M2. 1 MILE GLENN’S
__LAK ION M io FT. VACATION TRAILER, | 254 8. SAGINAW ST. PE 4137 new tires & tubes. $225. FE. 2-1311./ we WEED USED CARS AND
i982 NEW MOON. <5 FT. FULLY'| trucks. Get our ry you
oS excelient condition. rE nl
“ North Chevrolet’s
Big Lot in Birmingham equipped. Sell or trade for con-
3-6558
tract. OR
Trailer |". 3 sos is oe CASH POR ANY MAKE OR LATE
Econo: uburn.
THE HIGH DOLLAR
a will pay vou well, Exchange | me east)
ee ean FIRXSTONE. GOOD-
Us ar white side
paar off new cars, Pull guar.
antee. Up to 60 per cent off
Standard size.
ED. WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at waeburn
|WE BUY AND SELL GooD USED |
tires $2 oh up ae whitewalls. |
STAT LES
| $93 8 sasseaw 2 a7
LOOK! | 670x158 suburbanite mud & snow |
tires. Remold $10.95 exchange your car or truck
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway at M15
MApie 5-507]
FOR SALE: 041 4 TON, CHEV.
Gooue shane 1948 Chev. Coune,
clean. MY 3-3174. 32 Lake Ave. fine, $295 _Phone_ FE
Wilson GMC — PALL SPEGIAES
ALL VARIETIES OF APPLES
fresh — —— —— daily
pum, to. 8 p.m. All day
bury’s Orchard Market, 2330
Ra, % Mi. W. of
_Souyn, CORN = A BU, uae HADLEY
A 54791.
ROAD. ‘PHONE
GRADED BAxD GROWN Exc,
agtbEN Det DELICIOUS APPLES APPLES. ao, apples, 50
Coats Rd, '% ga
ot ‘Seymour Lake’ read. on
— $3544 ——
SUrrEANtT AND DELICIOUS
ash, Stock now for odes
Only 3 cents a tb
FE 54-6660
fsa . New i eres Snow tres |
as PF:
SNOW TIRES pickup
Sew cud remsags, 0s tw ts $7.93 | 1949 Ford pickup
exchange, fully guaranteed 1945 Ford’ pickup
SERVICE TIRE & | 1953 GMC panel
TREADING CO. 98! Ghestotet dump
481_N. Perry St. FE 5.0649 . .
Auto Service 81| New & Used Trucks
Open nites ‘til 9
48 DODGE DUMP WITH 1950 EN-
5-9056,
| 1948 Willys 4-wheel drive
SS
se CHEY eS
ly_ clean _Phong
1
1982 CHEVIE 2
Dealer _ Fer Sale Cars ay.
ASLAN
“It didn’t cost me much... meaner at
Feat os MTR. saLee a a ‘55 FORD SED. DEL
aaraleazal oli
TODAY'S.
SPECIAL
51 NASH
Statesman 4-Door
WASHERS HEATER, RA- DIO, O’DRIVE, BACK UP LIGHTS. RN SIGNALS,
x MILES
PER GALLON, 1 OWNER,
VERY CLEAN
$495
~BRAID- .
oan Dealer DeSoto - uot
ais pee 322 2 Years
r
"53 FORD | $495 Radio & Heater v-8 $15 Down, just a couple of tantrums!”
i :
91) For Sale Cars 91 NORTH mene | SE OU SOO rE)
TIONAL-| CHEV ‘55, 8 BEL AIR HARDTOP, . a FE _5-8975 W. W. clean, sharp blue, A-i CHEVROLET ——";_condition. $1650. FE 32-6461. ag ee
1000 S. Woodward, B’ham
CHEV. 1955 BEL AIR Aoindl ‘SEDAN, D oDR RADIO & REAT- peecitiel, twerone Huish: Tradis | 80 FORD 3.DR, RADIO « WEAT- and heater, ‘spotless inte New nome, a $12.54 per month. Cal!
1956 CHEVROLET
LEFT OVERS
+2-DOORS
| WAGONS AND
~HARDTOPS J
Never Licensed or Titled
As Low as
$1495 — JUST $95 OR YOUR OLD CAR DOWN AND UP TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. WOODWARD
BIRMINGHAM
D2 CLEAN throughout, $395. FH3-7
Like new. 4 dr
53 Pontiac 4 dr. Beaatiful
2 @ dr. Hydramat
.
''52 Pontiac 4 ae.
N MAIN
_MaApiePS-550n
$3 CHE 53 Pontiac ...
53 Chevrolet ...
ee J ACK
HAUPT
PONTIAC: SALES Clarkston
Three 1956
Pontiac
Demo's
save
up-to $1,000
~- $745
eee
52 Pontiac ........
ic.
oe ee enae
Exc. cond.
ti] $735 Maple. $-5071-
1954 COR MILES. VETTE, 13.000 FE,
4DOORS| . 55 CHEVROLET $1495 car appearance. Only $295 or your
car down. Easy GMAC terms.
Haskins Chev. Dixie Highway at wteleaty
— Open Mites ‘til ry Paar. Mr. Parks, Midwest
Harold Turner | Ford.
1948 5 PORE RADIO AND HEATER.
FE 2-9068, :
"$1 OLDS. 4 DOOR SEDAN. BLACK
bal w a: $395 full price. $11.46
onthly. Save on oo Care. 833
arnes ‘Birm. MI 6- :
Clarkston
Bel.
Rel Als _Sednar jim power alge: |
Just Uke new
CHRYSLER
DODGE = Sip! WAGON.
MAple 5-$071
=
! real buy at eee
neon Pull t price. “sunt your ¢8r/ 1959 Piymouth 2dr. R&H, driven | for omly 00 days.
Haskins Chev. Is 8. MAIN ST. CLARKSTON
6751 Dixie Highway at M15 Open E venings—P lease
__Open nites “ti ®! = =Phone MAple 5-5141 ° 1951 DODGE SEDAN, RADIO & hester. No money dows, seane | ———
payments of $23.36 $ per month. _ Only Olds Could
_west ¢7502.- ae "Turner Por’. _ Be SoNew!
‘57 Oldsmobile ‘32 FORD C2-DOOR. FORDOMAT-
ic. R & H. Mechanically perfect. |
Needs bump work, Priced to sell,
OR_3-9080
rate T FORD | @ DR. SEDAN. R & HK
ansportation. OR
| USED (@2 Oakland Ave
Ap
8T Cueenror
igh's 9
ww MAple 54-1141
SV. 2 DOOR SEDAN. ~ GOOD | _condition, OR 3-708:
dio & heater,
Fr month Powerglide.
assume nts
pee ihe Metta Saas
arks we Harold Turner Ford 1080 CH CHEVROLET RARDTOF. RA-
No
| Oakland at Cas ” CRANKSHAFT ORIND'NO IN aoa ae , J AY] (oR e “HE VROLET “car ers rebored Zuck Ma- >> eted -Lake—__-___ MArket_4-1563-+ once chine Shon. 13 Hood Phone FE‘? “rainabet ae ~ Pic EUR, ON ie Gey. CONVERTIBLE Ra,
Sale Mot Se t 82" od tent ON,’ FORD PICK-UP. Peon gro Td Dine otor Scooters _ on wate: __ sated itiohctntel |_ fe ee ee 1061 CHEV. CLUB COUPE PO.
1059 DELUXE CRUISAIR.. EXCEL. | FORD PICKUP. 3980.@ CYLINDER | monthly” te aie bs lent condition. FE 5-0865 __ $295. EM_3-0111 _ 833. Maynes, Birm. abs ries FORD % TON PICK-UP, R&H. | __MI'6-2756.
HARLEY DAVIDSON |} Maurer Pi 2517 "ater 4
1947 series 14, O.H Vs, $250. Well squipped. Cail FE 86828 after 3 ks ne INTERNATIONAL PICK
oe Oe ee area 1 fe
18 HERE
looking for a good deal
Phosgene Or wagon.
For Sale Motorcycles 83/195 CHEV.) TON PICKUP. | OOP NLP IN LL ALL LOG.
ah WE-TAKE TRADEINS - CREDIT |
TERMS c RD % PICKUP 1954, |, KING BROS For Sale Bicycles B4 = yond condition. $775, OR 3-2000! |;
FPE40 FE 41112) ~~~ ~-. ORD TRUCK 541 TON WRECK-
YOUR LH. DEALER 20° GIRLS’ BIKE WITH TRAINER | ¢f. Fully equ Vor informs: | a: aaa Petiac Raat Opdyke |_wheels Phone OR 3-3604, nH
TRACTORS & & TILLERS a For Sale C. Cars Do. LN ___Boats & Accessories 85 le 2 New and used, _Rock bot- PAPER RAD RADDA |
rr, cymae_cuary omnes. | Muti STATO WAG", ft excellent gone terms. $1350.) Dealer 36 8."Biva BPE 49581 CENTURY at CORONADO-RE- : DR. SEDAN, RA Pay ne. 1008 COR BOW DIB. pnd “heater. Original finigh wine | 52
56 RESO! 18° ALL ane ; ~ "full price” Make year TRADE ING. LIKE NEW own terms.
INLAND LAKES SALES
31277 W. Huron PE 47121, PE-2-4122 Haskins Chev. ‘ | 6751. Dixie Highway at M15 | MAple 55071, Open nites “til 9 |" : ‘86 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 DOO! | YOUR LIFE’S MADE | “haraton, 400 miles, Power brates i oe hdd ider on
masa FE 28i8i.
rs EASIF. R through “Class ]¥
My fied Ais; ‘To solve every: 8,000 miles, FE 5-0178
POR PART? AND SERVICE oN | 1851 DIAMOND T. te PT PLAT- your Harley Davidson “es Harley | form New paint motor. full vidson alee Cn eanth sient $650. MUtual 48085. Mi!-
_Saginaw
Pye tee lide i
prt tnnaee
"6781 Dixie Highed Mapie S407 igh Sele Sate @ 1954 CHEV. DELUXE 2 DR.
DODG
‘49 GMC PANEL
“ "se CHEVIE,
"Hskine Chew | Ply BE 3
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM
| Fastest Growing Dealer”
wave 5-5071
s FO
1956 FORD STATION wae -
CARS on esis
WE WILL TRADE.
UP OR DOWN
“Later model car tor your equity 7
or cheaper car and we pay you
cash difference
NORTH CHEVROLET
id 1000, S. W oodward, ll
—RADIO—&.
Something
Tangible
|That’s what you want
when you buy a Used Car.
YOUR } ONEY’S|
| WORTH. A car that Rives |
ine dependable. economi-
notes at $19 mo $5 down. 43410 | ‘cal performance. You’ ql
Ase for Esti Pn Northville. 135 | vet that with a PONTIAC |
HASKINS CHEVROLET
“Oakland County’s
6751 Dixie Highway at M15
Open Nites ‘til o| SS nt edad nok
4” FORD. 2, DOOR ee al: RETATT, GOODWILL ou Ww e 8 shy - :
_ Hospital Rd USED CAR.
35 FORD ® PASSENGER STA- STA-
tion wagon, Ford-O-Matic. V8. | CHEVROLET
55 Two-Door 210 ..$1395 | -
eae & Music _Low mileage FE 5-0632;,
Ls 43.
tires, 2 tone, vate owner. bade
mer nseerin, ort
16-247) \ 53 Convertible ~.» $1095
49 FORD, NEW TEs, GOOD
cond. OR 3-5534. Radio & Heater.
Se,
“Bright Spot”
1155.Pontiac 870... .$1545
55 Ford Convert . $1495 PONTIAC
54 Convertible ....$1495 Radio & Heater. Hydramatic,
..$ 495 ; - BUICK
AUTO SUPER ‘MKT. 532 Roadm’r 4-Dr. 51 FORD VICTORIA :
1000 S. Woodward, B’ham-
Motor Sales}
CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH
mem | IMPERIAL “7 RANSPORTA- —
tion. FE 5-0085 Clearance sale of al] new cars
CAR oi Eat an alg re and demonstrators,
? you to : “
SEaR Const | me romoun Savona, att Lake Orion Motor Sales | 1951 cnrysier windsor Deluxe CA M24 AT CLARKSTON RD. z&ple. R&H.
FORD — MERCURY MY 23-2611 1953 Plymouth 4dr. R&H. It's real-
80 Fine Cars to
Choose From-—-——
$1495 '54 Buick 4-DR. SPECIAL
4-DR! DLX. 8
$795 ‘03 Ford CUSTOMLINE 2-DR.
$1295 ‘03 Buick
53. Plym./ 2-DR. SEDAN
$395 _ ‘DI Olds | |
|
@ tows Fonds AND CHEWS | = NOVEMBER 9 {-@ To $3 _FORDs AND CHEVS O 3ER ed — choose (rom, No money | HOUGHTE N & SON
‘JEFFREY Fonp | Sales OA a t | sau NORTH 5) aa. ROCHESTER
+O R INDITIO ‘61
| OD Cail SE 52001 ‘% GMC pron . PICKUP. NEW. jodie ELA ROADSTER.. $1405:_'S5 Packard. 400_ hardtop. |
‘caeea en ane channeled, body and 56,000 a new car warranty, |
chassis. 7xl5_ tires, pot dct ‘30 Packard sedan nice, $195. | brakes, $175.00 Ph. 158! 3385 tixtUneg Moron
Sherwood, Ortonville, cages 2458, Bivd. E FE 46-0587
— j 60 HUDSON, CAPER THAN ON
STATION WAGONS any lot. private. FE $-6277.
$3 RANCH WAGON Goo
*34_ County Sedan, : Passenger rst Fromage iN S-t088 Lasapy rey
HURON MTR. SALES
963_W. Huron __ PE 2-264! | 5] KAISER, 2 DOOR, BLACK. $150.
WILL ACCEPT “Pg Tneal tl_mteal utility Sealer.
Seen gues, cameres ote As | 55 MERCURY IFCLAIR |
Eaitete easy termes | Resiee™ atta onus ‘aie Tr, $1,
BILL SPENCE
‘HARDTOP
~ $795
‘02 Merc. CONVERTIBLE -
$399
4-DR. & 2-DR.
$795
'53 Dodge 2-DOOR
$995 '54 Ford 2-DR. CUSTOMLINE
51495
‘Oo Chev.
DEMO, |
j
4-DR-ROADMASTER-— 1951 Bet Gate at meet
“aon as
PE +2165
a West Side Used ‘Gre
Sate ietold Paras." Midwest NORTH Fan "pe Pe
“West Si Side Used Cars ___ CHEVROLET |
ae altterence. pies 1000 S. Woodward, B'ham
1951 PONTIAC, HYDRAMATIC, RA- down, dio & heater. a ot 4a.
1 OLDS. DOOR me 68 per
* W. sharp. Full price pea ice vess0.” Harold x: thi ain m f, Sav-Ga Used Cars. x; er Ford,
¥ STUDEB.
CLD ie 8 equipped. Low mile-| pie. New nomen, leat tires. $125, age, Like new, $2, ‘E 6-6405 after 5 pm. ___.
LDS HYDR. C ba) STUDESARES, 5 PASSENGER
| 108s,
FE 56-4101 . 47 8S. Saginaw — 1956 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE
hardtop —s Fully equipped.
$1,960 LI 6 LINCOLN- MERCU RY
i
| |54 PLYMOUTH
“sEPPRE =
184 Peanut Belvedere +
7 ples”
6s eee oom 1952 82 PLYMOUTH CLUB Cas* @
FE This is ‘a Rei 24 sharp 4 dr. black 41085 CENTRAL
top, light bod: ww ‘A low mile-
age car that ed very good. The
Auto Sales ~~
FE _2-2351 COUPE,
down,
36 ‘nd
itaroid ci is riwht
57 BUICKS radio & heater. No mone
of $
Mgr.
4-7501,
63 PLYMOUTH PULLY
equipped. Call after 6 p.m. FE
42078
DR. R&H., condition $695,
Y FORD SALES OA 8-301)
$0 PONTIAC 3DOOR; 6 CYL.
FE - 2-8027, Are Here!
~ FORA. $350.
203.
TOR t CATALINA
Nike bi ‘ie, . Genesee. Saieaaaeen lea
-}1000 S. Woodward, B’ham 3 PONTI AC $795
Chieftain 4Door de'uxe & ino
a, . Tadin and heater. real
al value. POURING
CHEVROLET
85 {<
| en
EASY ED
— 50 PONTIAC 4 DOOR
ee ae ra : afer. _
apie | Sime after ss JEWELS
To Choose
WILL
TOTE
YOUR — NOTE | Everybody’s Credit.
Is Good Here |
DETROIT MOTOR SALES HS § Saginaw at Judson BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave
FE 2 91Gt
t Open ‘ul 10 OLIVER ee a Shiney Be oo oe Seta? aaa
as cea 11986 | (VO A
“bony terre PEt On) hace “Cy” SEE OUR 7 | |
ee —— eT Be a4 ’ /
OWENS "Safe Buy ——
YOUR FORD DEALER USED CARS
-FRESH-—--— ~“TRADEINS—~
—In-Like Mad—-
i.
'$4 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon If You
SEE THE OL D CAR ISN’T SUBSTAN TIAL
FOR. THE COMING WINTER,
AND YOU CAN'T ae A
NEW (57. --MODEL — COME IN AND TAKE
A LOOK AT OUR GUARANTEED
AND RECONDITIONED “O. K.” .
USED CARS. YOU’LL FIND ONE
TO SUIT YOU, INCLUDING
CHEVROLET - And Other Models
211 S. SAGINAW
'56 FORD 8 Cisflnline 2Door ........... $1898 DARK BLUE finish Radio and Heater Ford-o- matic plastic covers. Just like new.
34 CHEVROLET Convertible ............$ OMANY -
wer Olide, W Walle, Original 1 owner cart Mette?
56 CHEVROLET Bel Air 8 All BLUE finish, 4 doo
er Glid ald
_ Radio and Heater. Pow. : ie. custom covers. Restless throughoy
sere w means
2 Tone BLUE. Radio and Heat
the entire family. t=) Aust tee cer tee
532 CHEVROLET 5-Pass. Coupe Orietael BLA finish. Looks like new ‘mide ‘er 4
cory bestellen heater turn signals. Wi walle,
55 CHEV ROL ET Bel Air 8 .............. Horzon BLUE, 2? door. neat and Heat
ace. See this one for su ews ew mie
> *55 Star Chi. i a $1995, Full Power, Low’, Mileage. 2 Dr. Radio & Heater
Radio & Heater.
re
ae Hester
= | _Redio & Heater Automatic trans-
56 Olds S. 88 ...... $2895) = Convertible Full Power.
’S5 Mercury M. ... .$1695 | '54 Star Che. Ge $1495
pneratop, Radio & Heater. Like = sono Aah & Heater. Wwe
’55.Olds Super ..... $1905; “em, Sveum ss Sedan. Power Steering & “OPONTIAC 04 ai :
rakes
55 Buick Super ....$2195 Soa cae!
Riviera f Dr. Power Steering. Meter (Sree.
AHEAD ‘34 Chevrolet -.....$ 995/152 Chief Deluxe. ..$ 695 (34 Popes pete, _ 34 Olds 2-Dr. ..... $1495) j= ee ee 96 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. $1495 |, Radio & cnemep® A Pontiac \
eta EB SCC 2 25 oe cal 10 (83 PLYMOUTH 4 DR... $185 ‘34 Pontiac Cat... “s1395| a“ anlage . MERCURY ¢ DR........ ustom : . CHEV ‘
Sy eee eS ese 99 154 Chevrolet. . ae 995 |'53 Four-Door 210 . .$ 895.
3 Gaeta on $18 | Sy" pontine Sedan © cee "82 PONTIAC HYDRA. 2 DR. $ 505) “Heise Chieft 2 : ____ FORD. wo
3 Bupeon pe $8 |'S3 Pontiac ZDr, ...$ 843 |'52 Custom at. 8 595
‘31 NASH RAMBLER CONV. ¢ ies $3 Mercury 2-Dt. ..$ 795 o BUICR A roms. $s P Radio '& Hester a ‘54 Star ea $1385 EE of Pitt Papd ak = = er: pg + A ag Sha aa opel
$ DODGE ts TON PICKUP fous
$f Babe mE cee oe PONTIAC | : $0 DODGE TON sheen 51M ury Cl. Cpe. $ 395] -
‘56 Buick SPECIAL CONVERT,
DEMO. ‘56 Buick ROADMASTER 4DR.
HARDTOP
| 25 Transportation “‘Speciats }—
No Money Down,
“24 Months on Balance
CuvER 4
i i
|
| . | st CHEVROLET-2-Door "Delux "2. hes ‘= > All IVORY finish. Radio and Heater:
’31 CHEVROLET 2-Door .............,
'SS CHEVROL ET Bel Air Hardtop see care “fone “ota & IVORY i
er Power — wer steering. wWale
re on this
CASS & OAKLAN D
52 BUICK Super Hi Hardtop : Radio & Hea
50 BUICK Super 4. ad eee aus No rust, R: and Heater. Dynafiow.
| ‘50 CHEVROLET 2-Door ...... BLACK finish. W/Walls. Heater, Radio.
"52 CHEVROLET Deluxe Club ant
Hurry for |
let e os telesiel eels iF 295
A Few
» OK." Used Trucks ~
51 CHEVROLET ¥4-Ton Pickup sonra ve lS
AE Lo cone S155:
145 MAC ervosres i
48 CHEVROLET 3-Ton Stake 48 CHEVROLET V-Ton Panel
| MATTHEWSHARGREAVES:
EV 4
$ 595] en
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—a radical change,
ee has occupied a lesser role
At first, two separate groups op
posed his soff policy toward the
satellites. One group, led by old)"
Stalinists V. M. Molotov and L. M.
Kaganovich, demanded the destal- the Beviet Union's oteetive |
feadership
inization program be halted in the. it lective. | which Karcher bas bl :
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Russian Army, especially M The other faction, headed by for-| Khrushchev has practically no pow-)
“at outs”
Khrushchev and Premier ‘Nikolai
Bulganin since gal.
At that time, Zhukov won a bat- mer Premier Georgi Malenkov,
manded only that extreme antista-
lin. Communists be kept out of
power in the satellites.
According to reports, Suslov, de- er in the Soviet Union.
tle against Khrushchev and Bul-
ganin which placed army com- one of the youngest members of
the Soviet inner sanctum, rallied marshals, has victory within his
grasp.
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