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Tickets are avail- able at the door or at Markley’s Yarn Nook. . City cacuaioaimare this week approved a request from the Steel Door Corp. to prov ide sewage and water services for a factory it plans to build between the east ;end of Lincoln avenue and the Western Railroad. / The plant will be partly in Bir- | Grand Trunk mingham and partly in Troy | Township. In the same connection, law- boys in groups of two to 40 can enlist, taking their own branch within the army. $234 Torch Fund ‘Stolen From School BIRMINGHAM — A safe acci- Oa hm, 9.2 Me bes z sehee d i i i z f : is iz 4 { in 4 UF i : 5 a if z vice president of Local 125 (Bald- win Rubber); Harold Ryner- son, bead of Local 4 (Nelson ‘Mig. Co.) and Haggard, Also in attendance were Maycr William W, Donaldson, John Du- rector Lauretta Paul and hospital board trustees William P. Babcock, Charles Yeager and Willis M. Brewer. Despite newly-arrived, blustery . weather, the audience will transported via are-chel seats | nian npn accesses The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly og Friday with seme shewere im =the 4 warmer tonight, Cooling Fridey nas e am.: hone velocity 16 m.p-h. ee at $:31 pm. at 7:01 om. sacle idea sees Miseveneee- : acvus 0] j Tiveseeees 38 53 | Bivsscse, 42 Wednesday in Pontiac (As feeorded downtown) reer ee eee eeeege avr vsnencserdse ar | (ove rr te oe Seiten Highest Lewest Temperatures This tin oni a 5 ws 18 be | { ae | nou || 4 3 Civil i he 46-00.) Edison District Head H. J. Hall to Retire Co., Harold J. Hall, manager of Edison's Bloomfield district here since 1945, will retire Monday. A native of Jackson, Hall joined the company in 1915 upon gradua- ‘Institute. Before becoming district manager he had worked in the production, central heating, engi- neering and sales departments. Active in civic affairs, change Defense Committee, headed the local Netherlands | Flood Relief Committee in 1953. He has also participated in proj | zg | ects of the Chamber of Commerce | ihere and Ferfdale’s Board of | } | Commerce. and is a member of | the Oakland County Engineering ‘4 Society. gan, mayor pro-tem, hospital di- | of BIRMINGHAM — Alter nearly , 40 years with the Detroit Edison | tion from Rensselaer Polytechnic. Hall is | a member of the Birmingham Ex- | Club and the Ferndale | and. MRS. DAISY JEWETT (Willie Mary) Bond, ed | day at Pontiac General Hospital | after an illness of six days. Born in Arrington, Tenn. June repre- |17, 1892. she was married to Eu | gene Bond in Franklin, Tenn, in) | 1919 | Mrs, Bond came to Pontiac from , Fayetteville, Tenn. 39 years ago | and was a member of the Provi- | dence Missionary Baptist Church. Surviving are two daughters, Vel- ma Marie Broyles and Gladys Lee The funeral wil] be held Satur- day at 2 p.m. from the Providence ‘Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. T. Walter Harris offici- ating, Burial will follow in Oak | Hill Cemetery. Arrangements are by Wm. F. Davis Funeral Home. Parmenter May Face More Severe Penalty) gece (Continued From Page One) after a $175,0@0 shortage was found | in his books, was arrested Mon- day night in Oklahoma City. Okla.. where he was employed as ia clerk = | The bespectacled suspect, who «aq MB Harry Leighton ' Dies on Trip Retired Suffers Heart Attack @ friend in what was apparently on Way to Florida |’ i, PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL PATIENT CENSUS *“eeoe eee ee eee eee ne eaee en ang tome CS = — practice A kes that Fowne me - Aol than NONE. HAROLD 8. GOLDBERG, Member Hospital Beard. Please VOTE TER on Send seve for inereased beepital space. lin Firearm Accident — orien, a-ring: aaa be and four other youths j shooting after three other youths.| Following the Sabbath Eve. Serv- ’. whe witnessed the shooting. said| ices tomorrow night at Temple ormer [ Edwards was carrying the gun as Jacob, the ; protection against the “Hot-Rod-| will be held. ims aS ders,” a teen-age gang which they| Dr. Morton Sobel of Detroit will y.4 said had threatened them. be the leader of the Discussion VieS al TOME tide, Os tien ol Nate Mes, Deity Jewett Wea Commuter Injured sean aoe otha h City School System ee] Jumping for Train [Pan eawara R. aturow fm for 30 Yeors from the “See It Now Series,” on - BIRMINGHAM — Elliott E. Re- 2 Loghan Mrs, Daisy Jewett, a teacher in dies, 43, of 623 Hanna St., tet Sora a the Pontiae schools for 30 years prectioed) te Brad's taste of death this morning, as eS . esr st | ween wheels a died last night af ber residence, : moving train and the Grand Trunk | City Democrats Plan 19 Boston Ave. She made her home and Western Railroad Co., Plate aaaltar C adidotes with Jane Denton, Mrs, Jewett form and lived to tell the tale, | a had: been if] 11 months. Miraculously, he escaped with |* tool City Democratic Club She was the daughter of Mark D. head and face cuts, and possible | will sponsor a dance for and Hall Billings and was ,| fractured ribs, He was treated at | County and state Democratic can- born in Dryden Dec. 3, 1883. ; : | St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon-| didates in the Hotel Roosevelt ball- neve : her B.A. | 5 Ut, Welgmiew te being sent 10 tac, room Saturday, beginning at 9 p.m. » dewelt received the Funeral Home at Zephyr Hills, | Mrs. Redies said her husband ran| “The public is invit-d to come Degree from Michigan State Nor- | where service will be held Satur- to catch the commuter train,| and meet the candidates,” said maj College, her Masters De- dey, @ . - .: which he believed was just begin-| Mrs. Charlotte Shearer, entertain- Sino. sitentied Clark Dearenntty. pers "ke wels Gas bidoutty’ Ges Tecan om ae . rain was y travel-| Tickets will be available at the Worcester, Mass. Adenauer Meeting ssc s: einer rete ot seed tan sour “s Before coming to Pontiac, she ao eee ee ee ae eee : p. He threw himself} More pedestrians are killed dur- he ager eS OP ee With lke and Dulles to one side, and landed teases) laptyfeseeyp pg el years, Mrs, Jewett was « teacher (Continued From Page One) | ‘"¢_Wheels and the platform. than during the hours of daylight. at Eastern and Washington Jr. | sont iste “Coniiceaiee High Schools here. After retiring |Gdrrauar did. not military This Week-End Only—Fridey end Seturdey from her teaching: profession, she | advisers with him for his three- | a served as Executive Secretary of | Gey visit to Washington. ‘ Forced Hot Air—ELECTRIC | the National Hairdressers’ and Craig Aa ot Mi | age bk Fan hig a | gan for more than two years. ee ee tea Mrs, Jewett was a past state | during the morning before going president of the Business and | to the White House at noon for Regular vad Professional Women’s Club. of | more discussions with President $9.95 V a esestag- Und paar ye and oe Eisenhower. Pontiac Business and Profession- | The start of his visit yesterday at Women’s Club and past preal- was marked by a whitedie dinner dent of the American Assecia- | 4 which Dulles, the host, called where — naan ten of University Women here. the German chanasllr “ose ‘ot the ere ae member of All Saints | outstanding statesmen of our 5 an arate * moe xnd. organised | "ml indeed, I think it can be said, ae the Fleur D’Lis Society (for girls). | Of all times.” » , The funeral will ‘be held Satur- a ee ae New Modern Design “NESCO’ day at 3 -p.m. ‘from the Sparks- | bauer dinner group ifin. Chapel. . C. George “IT think Secretary Dulles =e EA ! vale of a ole offj- | the essential contribution to save Ol L H TERS | ciate with burial in White Chapel Europe,” at the he London- Paris =| Regular $16.95 Value $ Me cit] al Burr ie in teu of | one. Chases chilis trom 7 | flowers ‘contemutiohs be sdnt to any, ‘room. com AS pictured . the Oakland County Cancer Unit, : {{ | Mrs. Eugene Bond SIMAS a | % N. Seginew —tad Floor SOScccccccecoscoosoeeesoooooooocs | i pe Schoolboy Kills Pal DETROIT (INS)—An eighteen an accidental shooting. i ' d Le rl i] the trigger “to scare him" w Ff Dr. Morton Sobel es Will Speak Friday gathered in a basement lavatory of the General Custer School. Police are investigating a sible gung connection with "die 6 2-90 “partisan would not be on hand te greet the though Williams said he felt it ' He said » Pilg gol on the agg mre fl ra eel Pee totam oat and ve ne w= |Legnard f0 Be Here After Meeting lke Republican candidate for gover- eral of the Michigan National | nor, Donald S. Leonard. will make Guard to be present during the President's visit with an honor guard,” Williams said. Meanwhile, it was politics-as- usual as the election deadline neared. at 12:45 p. m. in the Elks Temple after meeting President | Eisen- hower at the Wayne County Air- Leonard still plans to attend a rally from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Birmingham Community House. Clergymen outnumber bartend- ers three to one in Texas, aia idee Maken As Ladies Naturally Expett to Pay Less for Better Clothing at Simms! -NDlias WEAR 51-Gauge—15-Denier NYLONS Regular $1.00 Value Ladies’ nylon hosiery in new Fall shades. Popular 51 gauge, 15 denier. Ladies’ Rayon Brief 9 Q° Panties Regular 59c Value 4 for $1.00 . Ladies’ rayon briefs with set-in elastic top, elastic and band legs. # a= Sizes S-M-L. Assorted colors. —_ MYTiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii Ladies’ New Fall Styles ra eR When It Comes to “GOOD” LOW Price Shoes — SIMMS Really Shines! _LADIES'—MISSES'—GIRLS’ Sports—Flats & Ballerinas Sizes 4 to 9 Ceccecccccccccs SIMAS,“&. 98 N. Sesinew oe PPPTTTITITITITITITI TITTLE TTT Te claimed to be broke when. ar- rested, served two years in prison” after he was convicted of embez- ‘ zling $25.000 from the First State oe Bank at Birmingham in 1931 4 | Save Time and Money! © BAKE From Inside-Out New EKCO Wire POTATO OR APPLE Baking Rack wait Ade —Holds 8 Cooks faster from inside out .. | Saves Oven space . . sO easy to use. Héavy plated wire, 9 N, Seginew —Ind Floor FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Genuine MEL-JAX “Electro-Mix”’ Regular $695 Value “a Handy, labor-saving appliance to save hours and hours in the kitchen. Lim- ited supply—we urge early shopping. ® Makes ks SIMMS. ® Easy to Clean % ees, See COTTON-—SHORT SLEEVE Dresses 2 for $5.50 (mm Sizes 9 to 1S—I2 to 20 14% to 24%—38 to 52 i | Ladies’ new fal) cotton dresses with short sleeves, button fronts, with or without colfars. { Choice of colors in as- Ge sorted prints and checks. @ OO SOS OOO SOOO HHSHHHHOH OHHH HHHHHHSOHHHHOHOHOHOHHSOOOE Hationally Advertised Bras om, 00. Nationally advertised bras with adjustable | ‘ _ ste hook closing = back. Circle © nd padded strles. Siz: 32 to Pe eaned Tet Tailored ‘ Ladies’ Slacks Sizes 10 to 20. 19 . $3.19 : gabardine K = im choice of ¢ colors. Rubber — j Fé omen prevents blouse BLUE Sj Adjustable $ | Waisthand ' Sizes 38 to 44.. Crease resistant rayon a Seei {{@ BROTHERS his scheduled talk here tomorrow _ | : THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURS AY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 - THREE Irish Speaker . | Motorists, Go Right— Expect Decision Woman Hit by Car ’ eee Rambioe Pact ervorlbe Wore |Sdon on Jet Bdse [y= See's :\( (ORONO Oren WGNTS ERR. "TH 19 Mb World Record dahon, Caminal Court ot ari Cadillac Area |son'wercy total win arm sod|) Friday and Saturday Only! ME [! Where Else But at- am suffering from headaches and swollen glands but I am going to carry on until my record is un- Oklahoma peals ruled Wednesday that a driv- oF Sane OE Sy ee PS Oe of 8 | road. The ruling upheid ie ccaiana! of Isaac West on drunk driving charges. West contended he had a constitutional right to use either the right or left side of a highway. Man Suffers Injuries When Car Hits Ditch William Beaupre, 25, of 843 Mel-| rose Ave., told Waterford Town- ship Police he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and was thrown from his car when it ran into a ditch at Hatchery and Airport Rds. gation seeking the fighter base, CADILLAC @ — The Air Force is expected to make an antiounce- ment in-two weeks on the final ‘site for g jet air base to be con- . structed in Northeastern Michigan. Secretary of the Air Force Tal- beit toured a proposed site for the |], i base 10 miles west of Cadillac yesterday. He said a final-decision on the location of the proposed base would be made in two weeks. The Air Force secretary also made an. aerial .survey of the “homestead” site for the base in Benzie County. An aerial survey of | the Cadillac site already has been made, Last summer, Talbott was ‘quoted | ai telling a Wexford County dele- ee Ted Renate Soqeen om ep beatable.”” Beaupre was treated at St. Jo- His topic: “The Uncanny Things | seph Mercy Hospital for knee and of Life.” forehead injuries. : Benzie je County location ~ Always Compare Prices . .. Then Shop Where You Save More! Full. Pint Size Light Mineral Oil 14¢ Full Pint Size $3.25 Size WITCH. SERUTAN HAZEL GRANULES | 20 $47 _. sBack in Stock—That WONDERFUL -HADACOL HEALTH TONIC ACOL ++» it has all the Vitamins 29 Full Pound BORIC ACID COCONUT OIL POWDER SHAMPOO 19° 14 Full 2-Oz. Tube 250 Tablets « \| . ooo BORIC ACID MILK of OINTMENT MAGNESIA 49° 8-Ounce Size WHITE LINIMENT 49° Full Pint Size PURE COD LIVER OIL SUNDRIES « Hlectresteen 5 =H 98 value. . aM Nylon Bath Brushes, $1.50 value eee eer anwee Baby Cough Syrup. DeWitts 60c size ........ i Cosmetic Bag, zipper, 98c value............. 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You toss it over blouses, ' 2A @ All nylon boot with rubber soles! _. ‘ sweaters: skirts, blue jeans a brown, red, ton, block, = ae : iit tach kata navy, black, ivory, avacado green, @ @ Plaid lining on the inside! a - + « neatly zippered or senate oer. jek tea: “hae” .e Loop and button closing! S$-M-L! ' " casually swinging. . . : ie y / size, it boasts two zipper 3 ' @ Fit all sizes! Brown and black! Slight ot 3 ee Tae ae compartments to hold your valu- ? ee : - if . : s . . 1 ‘= * des Che . : A ok ee Res, é ips ‘ ‘ fi os) : | fio py. if ee y bey Y q ae, | Life ee TY i cf { f { af 4 i a : Gee a i = ig poe ? a = ~: PONTIAG PRESS City Employes’ Pensions Important among the issues confront- ing Pontiac voters November 2 will ‘ be a charter amendment for revision of the city employes’ pension system. The special ballots are headed Charter Amendment No. 1. Ap- a proval would result in revision of a 11 sections of the charter’s chapter : 18,. The sim is to bring the pen- _ sion system into line with systems of cities in Pontiac's population group. *&..@% .& If approved, the amendment among other things would increase the basic pension $20 a year. Membership serv-- ice pensions would be increased 17.4 per cent. Also the thirty year limit for credit membership is removed, Another result would be to make the: maximum pension of $1,800 a year ap- plicable only to prior service pensions. Additional cost to the city for these revisions would be $30,000 a year. 3 2-2 We know of no good argument against these first changes in a ' pension system launched Janu- , MA. 106. | Vote “Yes” on Charter Amendment ruled that 10 Negro students the Milford school have a clear right to attend. Moreover, school board is to be its while their suit for per- . ‘ae. . 2 A : the Milford board of education: for Supreme Court decrees as to mi , these 10 students became part of = student body of 1,700. Fol- the i changed its collective mind and the 10 students were returned to the schogl they formerly attended 20 ' Bownes is the outside organ- izer @f the National Association . for the Advancement of White _ » He was arrested at the order of Gov. C. Catzz Booas on a charge of conspiring to violate the State education law by Jead- _ ing a boycott of the schools. x & & If the school board hadn't retreated from its original position, it is quite : probable that Bowzs never would have ; been able to stir up foes of desegrega- _, tion. Happily, indications are that most : citizens of Delaware stand with their Governor and Attorney General on the side of law and order. _ Molotov Elections : Representatives of Western Powers meeting to implement the London agreement for rearming Germany have That reason is the recent “election” in East Germany in which the puppet Communist government reported a 99.3 per cent majority. Soviet Foreign Minister Moto- “ora 1 ~ “yes” or “no” and they must.be dropped ‘for mere show, are subject to prosecu- ‘cities. — to begin desegregation without — concept of a “free election.” In this ° latest, as in past examples, voters were marched to the polls for compulsory and open voting for a single list of Com- munist approved candidates. There is no room on the ballots for unchanged into the boxes under the eyes of police. The few who abstain or dare to use the voting booths provided tion on charges of “aiding the war- mongers.” tin *¢ These details are important here for two reasons. First, Mr. Molotov and the .East German commissars ¢arefully _ inspected and approved preparations for this election. Second, it now is clearer than ever that when he says he is willing to discuss free elections for. all Germany, he means the kind just held in East Germany. = = In other words, Mr. Mouotov's offer to discuss free elections for all Germany is bait the West couldn't swallow. It also-is a warning to those in ‘France Ho.tywoop and Reno’ aren't. so ‘far apart, and for the convenience’ of our Niagara Falls should be moved to some “Harputess is the only thing we give without ha * ose ving.” —~ CARBEN SYLVA, Oh, no, it isn’t. For examiple, there's a * The Man About Town 7 ‘ Dire Predictions Old Authority Would Have, Us Prepare for the Worst gy ee ——=e @ke he too a eee According to the one hundred and sigty-_ third edition of days of Febru- Thanks for the letter over the signature of ~“Impartial Observer,” which says, “That televised cabinet meeting and Ike’s non-political talks will echo next Tuesday strongly in favor of the Republi- cans. Ahd the Democrat big wigs know it, and cannot devise any action to even re- motely offset it.” A white radish grown in the garden of Jackson Powelson . in Keego Harbor weighs 11 pounds. ’. Shortcake in late October is reported by Mrs, Abijah Muller of Waterford, made from red raspberries picked this week in her garden. A three-year-old cat that had been raised in the family of Ronald Broughton of Auburn Heights was adopted by Mr. ~ Broughton's mother and taken to her home near Mariette when he went there to hunt pheasants. But the cat returned the next day as a quiet stowaway, concealing itself under a seat in his pickup truck—and feast+ ing en route on a pheasant. It is learned from a_ television magazine that many people are poor watchers because they attempt te be “parlor psychoanalysts.” A carrot that baffles for size and other proportions anything we have seen has just been taken from the gardén of Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl Jones at 1575 Woodward Ave. It would provide a banquet for a whole flock of rabbits. “I could have caught him with my hands,” phones ; \ of Walled Lake, who. says a frightened cock pheasant took refuge under his porch. The super-price per plate political banquet has come to an Oakland County level. One. at $25 per feeding took place in Berkley the other evening, to raise money for the cam- paign fund of its chief of police, Frank Irons, who is rutining for a higher office. Verbal Orchids to— Mr, and Mrs, William F. McGinnis of Selfish. Children Blame Stepmother for Almost. Anything They Do Wrong Dorothy’s case is no in America, { , Dorothy is typical of the ful stepmothers in succeeding generations. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE vee a’,* dA . “T think our Aunt Het —< \ average home with children and taking over the heavy schedule of mother, are ale chief cook and bottle wa v. When a woman like Dorothy married her husband, she _ like- wise adopted his children. - dream wag based on her love for ~ them and her desire to be a ereditable wife and mother in that home. If you ever wonder about the merits of a stepmother, then send for my “Tests for Parents” and rate her thereon, Enclose a dime and stamped return envelope. These “Parents Tests” help you a ‘ (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) These bills were not put for- ward sincerely but with the knowl- edge that. they would surely be vetoed by a Republican President. Yet the publicity about the bene- fits allegedly withheld from the groups to be favored by the “pop gun” bills helped to develop the negative tide that wrecked the Republican party in 1912 and gave the presidency that year to the Democrats in a walk. Perhaps the most detailed rec- ord from a firsthand source as to the sabotage of constructive legis- lation by the Democrats who con- é — a : ‘ - serait sah ite Se are 1 = waar on 4 ¥ a: « ¢ ‘THE PONTIAC-PRESS,“ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 Boyes.” whi 5 a i we Sone alee , Da — me | S| Divided U. S. Government | me J te | E ; 5 a Tro ‘ ; \ Saee Always Means Trouble . :. vs d ‘ : . s & ay i ee +a: S SY raalt a By DAVID LAWRENCE trolled the House, as against a : berry aa WASHINGTON—Are the Ameri- President, is given by tf. choose a divided government next published in 1952. He writes: 4 Tuesday? The record shows that, “Promptly at the opening of — es _ when the Congress is controlled by the 1931-32 session the opposition i me / a majority of the political party refused te into any pro- ; Ne opposite to the president, there en- gram of although PE 3 oe sue consequences really harmful several major measures had a "Thus the panic of 1933 and the October. . . . The imperative ; 42 — NI of the 1930's items of RFC (Reconstruction Fea wae “ were due in large part to the petty Fipance Corporation) and Fed. . Sa YY. i of a eral Land Bank legislation were — ees See House of Representatives elected in not passed until the end of Jan- E f - ” depression was _—'! secured restoration of only ge . =~ else during of these deleted powers in July : : = \3 . America but the tartics of “The Federal Reserve authori- | Nee - Yeeivery Meenas by ary. The creation of the home ; oe fai % time when Hoover, in a out- : a ia a months and then passed in ema iateliewe —— Democrats of “playing politics forms, so essential to recovery, ‘' ; i Likewise, extreme reform laws were delayed . . .” Voice of the People 2. —on which neither party seems to\. But what happened when a unit- ; ape Aint , oat: ing factor to the outbreak of World NG greewment — al brane al c Democratic — came into Rochester Minister Expresses Christian wo't'h'tarsRepuican co oo SB he mci Vi ‘Ch F Bi ‘p ; | in the middie of the tarm of Prost pe hggar dior ugpiry Peg fews on arity Bingo roposar dia Wile Democrat — wiadh a0 memeer = hao Seer wet ek Seat peti stein 2 Wig tony enemy mg: SOS ee ae th ' of lack om I think we will all vote hospital insurance plan, whereby of Nations. "ever the country today indicate ‘ we “No” on proposal No. 4 to amend the people who make contributions ‘hig partisanship gave the start Widespread apathy and indif- ‘© our constitution. This is no time Can receive benefits in return f0F t the strong isolationist crusade ference toward the congressional for Christians to ‘straddle the the money they put into the busi- ‘of the 1920's. It was at first solely elections, The American people -I have watched with some in- fence. _ hess. Therefore the hospital would 4 Republican attitude, but later, evidently have mot been suffi- terest your ftemg onthe E. John Yuelts, >¢ able to repay the people who in the ‘30's, became ciently warned of the dangers of pad. © lotteries in Minister Take it possible for them to care simost as strongly the Democratic a divided government ee Se Be First Congregational Church ——— y attitude in Congress. It was a tri- That's why, if the Republicans ee ee Bae ft have Rochester, Michigan 89 Gladstone Pi : umph for political demagogier® 1... out, America may find itself chy dopesdhy oc Ahi Public sonsible “3 = ee ee aes Fee States $008 in a whirlpool of political with a Christian insight can ra-— No t Responsi Keep This Administration, would remain aloof—would not en- Partisanship ocrgiter tel onion thanalize lotteries, particularly in for Hospital, Says Voter Suggests ‘Daily Reader’ ter a World War or would come in away from a calm, steady course the face of the corruption in gov. “41.4. setters pleading to the citi- ; too tate to prevent his conquest Of i” nomic recovery ahead, in- ernment and our economic circles 1. ot Pontiac to give money Perhaps the old phrase, “There Europe. : to the stormy seas of political dis- today. It is also hard for me, a8 ®t build an addition to an institu. ‘2° much bad in the best of us divided government is sl cord and business di Ciwistian people can support an i, , oa iy, should make Democrats and sooute, mo matter how devoted a Christian concepts of stewardship., Ro ace -_ speak. Most of us wanted a change 4, must recognize the fact that, g ° . Who is going to give in the man- 08 elaine Ueetess ioe in the 1952 election. A change trom wig Congress is in control of By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER ner which Coriet would want them {°05"9 aavone? Remember, these our boys would go on foreign sol S02 POY aad fhe president ct a Roosevelt to give to their churches and char oiints on beds in the corridors uae oe on herein comes from the opposite party, oat st iieallad ies ities, when these same groups S8Y 72 paying the same rates as the . the temptation to play politics ranksgivings in November. in effect, “‘We are running Bingo patients slaenx 1 com He also told us a chicken would jg pever passed up. _- =. ’ ag nda deter gebger pear not see any reason why paying peli te sag Ul agp hepa gles Today the Democrats are in a They are figuring that way a Stns 5 reisiog. 0 funds customers should have to pay for and our boys were in every part Sense aware of the dangers in the again. According to their im- _— _» the erection of @ hospital any soon- of the world, many suffering un- P8St record and, to gain votes for partial bias the first one will be 1 think of that picture in the _er than they should for other 14 misery as P. O. W.’s and themselves, they are promising to next Tuesday, They are claim- New Testamont in Lake where profitable places of business. many never came back at all. . cooperate with the President. But, ing everything within fifteen feet Christ is hanging on ao cross and te this what we call fre® on- ‘ since only two years away is the — of the fireplugs. the Romtn soldiers are gambling —terprise? Ponting General Hos. Ween that was over, work Be bigger stake—the winning of the for bie clothes. I wonder Mf it iitay ig not a place of mercy. van ereig itself — it must be The GOP saw the handwriting would have made any difference 1 is » piace for making moncy realized that the day after election on the scoreboard and made Ike M these Boman soldiers were ‘just tke the hare, lunch roofs, next week, if the Democrats win, ge- out and hustle like a life-saver conducting @ Bingo party and the = yoo} rooms, garages, grocery they will begin to carry out their jin the kiddies’ pool. = “This still would have been just ® fe fr services” Tu through day-by-day action which See he Oe oe as much @ tragedy. One can hardly "Should the citizens be taxed to ee eee ian ge Troma re- visualize those Roman soldiers help pay for an addition te John This is not to say that, on cer gime. Who proniptly awarded the dying ona cross for humanity Brown's bar just because his busi- tain major asiienn | ol foreign ' to Hoover, Coolidge and anymore than one can visualize ness is overflowing? I agree tha clin Gearemen Wil wat econ: verding. Shh che ef to tethers clothes or taking part in a Bingo Pontiac General or any other place ao 4 domestic poli RE. party. Let that be our standard of business if they are fortunate vers Qenitid ent ate 'tGudlGuceminwce. Gone’ and through the insidious The Dixon-Yates contradt is mak- -_ . s process of crippling amendments ogg than 2 — : to popular measures. rt. It's supposed Yo supply ase Record cho wer to TVA. which supplies C s of a Psychologist Going back to 1910, when the Pore to other people. That looks or my name isn’t Edgar Allan Poe. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE I know I hurt you many times . . « Throughout the. years gone by . . . Indeed I cannot count the days ... And nights I made you ery . . . But now I kneel before your feet . . . And ask you to for- give .. . And grant me one more chance on earth... To help your heart to live .. . I ask you, dear- est, for the hope .. . To try to make amends ... For all the sorrow I have caused . . . To you and all your friends .... 1 realize now that I was wrong... And I deserve the blame ... And I am so unworthy, dear... To ever share your name . But will you please forgive me now .. . As much as I love you? . .. And please accept this promise that . « « I will be ever true? Gradual Piling Up of Minute Injuries to Joint Structures Hazard By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. A report published in the ‘Bos- ton Traveler.’ Oct. 17, °53 said that up to that time there had } have had with high school princi- pals I gather that some principals thoroughly disapprove of high school football, but they dare not speak out for fear they may lose jobs. 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Pe er ae * \ 4 Ne vs THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 | ~ | NINE ahi lo —— Steven: Earmarks Collection Plan Housing “Center =e 0 ee. 2 omve ation | Feathered Stowaway al. its Se s why I'm going) LA JOLLA, Calif. ()-—The note| WASHINGTON, D. C. W@ — Aj about the home building busihess. DARLINGTON, 8. C. #—Farmy do Sith alg ia FA pment se Pavemey grey snd | eel earn for the) ‘+ ler Nelson Alford, after a five-mile . — reportedly plans to open a| Shrosbree, treasurer of La Jolla’s/ home building industry is going up| Private industry wis an esti-| ride into town noticed people star- -* Sl oy "Soll < le law office in Chicago. He was herc | First Baptist Church, found in the | here. The National Association of | mated 140 ‘million per year | ing and laughing. He looked around WHO WAS NEV ng | campaign on behalt of Demo- | collection plate read: “1 cent 0/ Home Builders is erecting a two| for research on agricultural prod-|to see one of his white Leghora : ER IN ENGLAND ‘Jeratic candidates for election next | bidg. fund, 1 to preacher,| million dollar, 8story National! ucts and machinery. Public expen-| hens sitting placidly atop several ells week. ; a 3 cents to God. ( ) Bobby. | Housing Center. It will be ready |ditures total 107 bales of hay on his pickup truck. 4 Pecsrsama. ow Ta On TH xia OF wane | Stevenson Tells Paper : —_ sAseriioemen’) : —— im CYPRUS, , aun Advertinement) j 1 HOR TRE OM THE: ‘He Regrets Following ) ; ROCHESTER, N.Y. @ — The rf } Rochester--Times-Union reported ! ; yesterday that Adlai E. Stevenson " said here that he had sold a large : part of his common stock holdings ‘ @ year ago, on his brokers’ advice : and “wack te my regret.” % the 1952 Democratic candidate for’ ; president an editorial in the New | - : | York Daily News that asked wheth- |] ” J er Stevenson had sold a number of || “blue chip” stocks that he had ’ listed-in a report.on his personal : financial and tax status during the : 3082 campaign. ‘ | J | The eatorial aa a Queens at . Ben Lieblein, had tele. phoned the Daily News to ask: 3 Has Stevenson held onto those : the 21 months of Eisenhower when . 2 he says we've been ——— er a . 2 2 a : BUYERS ATTEND IMPORTANT MEETING IN NEW YORK CITY | he sold stock a few Attending an important meeting @f some of the buyers from: Chi« A resolution was passed commend- on maintaining the policy of sell- be a Se as We of the Consolidated Clothiers in cago, Denver, Detroit, San -Pran- a eee oe eee SS ae Dat ae, ee eae office on the ad- N ork recently cisco, Miami, Baltimore versary recognition merchandise at lower prices Wrohers | thet tached’ buyers representing mare than 389 Lee Angul, Omaha and ctner vi, tlt high reputation and tong small profits to obtain Big Volume U.S. No -E ] dard reference work on the world’s | Robert Lovett, forme: defense = ; __ standing as Pontiac's oldest men's and fast turn-over. 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Chi i i) Holds Your Heater fraice gall Se it row! . . , | in Layaway! . ¢ Easy to Clean with a Damp Cloth ae acs glee Come in now .. . save on hedvy 4-gauge plastic window shades with the look of expensive fabric! The embossed patterns look like taffeta. They're flame and sun SE | . resistant... edges resist curling . . . won't pinhole or crack. Available in white or eggshell . . . in 37'2-inch by 6-foot size. Buy these shades for your complete home at this low price! No cutting! Drapery Dept. — Sears Main Flot: Now---Save Up to 2.18! Steel | ' ° Automatic Heater Kenmore Heaters Kenmore Toaster Thermostat Controlled Heat New and Smart — Fan-Forced Toast Pops Up Automatically | WAY Kenmore = 17.95 Listed by ue 9 QS Reg. 14.95 $12 LAYA Electric fan-forced and radiant Check the low price! Delivers Dial toast shade you prefer; design! Beige enameled steel; 42-cu. ft. air per minute. No ‘“therthostat controlled. Chrome- plastic. C only. 6-foot radio or TV interference. With picted and plastic trimmed. cord included. UL listed. 6-loot cord. Beige. Save now! inged crumb tray! J Choose From 21 to 35 In. Wide These Harmony House steel venetians con- 2 trol light, ventilation, privacy. Steel slats «resist chipping, rusting Both the slots * . and tapes are in off ite. All blinds are 64-inches long . . . choice of 21 to 35- inches wide! Buy—save now! Fine Fan-Heaters |New Fan-Heater Electric Skillet Sale Kenmore Mixer Homeart Flashlight . Assure Year ‘round Comfort Won't Interfere with TV Automatic — Set Heat Desired © Extra Hands for Homemakers Complete with Two Batteries torre 14,50 9 21.95 mss 19.95 ee 3475 eS Hot or cold at the flick of Fan-forced, thermostatically Fries. stews, bakes! Deep Mixes from “extra-slow” to Homart adustable focus flash-' @ switch. Big 8-in. fan, strong, controlled heat. Complete with enough for al! purpose cooking “super-fast.” 150-watt motor. light has locking switch and ae silent motor. Listed by UL 8 teot cord and plug. 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Slipcover and Dropery Dept—Sears Main Floor Charming Clinton and Corway slip covers have the Sofa ‘and Chair Covers 9.98 Cheie ‘3 19.98 Sete 17 Six Skirt Rack Buy Now at New Low Prices ‘Reg. 1.39 skirts or slacks. vered Deluxe Shoe Rack - Sears—you'll save 66c, Hoids 6 women’s blouses or 6 . ghirte! Rubber New—You Seve 66c Reg, 2.95 279 Chrome-plated floor type rack holds nine pair of men’s or women's shoes of any style! See this value now... at es 7 | ¥ gtd ; wood iia Fae we Six. Blouse Reck Low Priced for Savings Reg. 100 85s Repeat of Sell-Outl Impooved Qualltys-Low Price Axminster Rugs - @ Good wearing surfoce pile @ in 9u12-Pe. room size! eT So popular before — we brought it back with better quality at a lowes price! Rugged wool ond rl yo an rayon surface pile. Smart. patterns ond beoutiful — with any room setting, in any room! Filled With 5%, New Wool A worm charming cddition to your bedroom at such a low price. “Provincial” design in 4 colors, reversible. i -in. Tewry Riccoans | Nene Smaller Than 14x17 Inch | “gers Mm S] Wonderful absorbent terrycioth ashcloths that can be used as w: ot for car washing, cleaning Print ‘Citalertare- : 4 q SALE! MUSLIN SHEETS YOUR CHOICE OF 81x99 OR 72x108-INCH Ist QUALITY — TYPE 128. Special for Dollar Days only! Shop and compare this price . you can’t find better quality at lower prices! Take your choice . of 81x99-in. or 72x108-in. in finest quality type 128! They're . easy to launder —- won't shrink over | %. r wear. Come in now. .. sparkling white . Hemmed all around for lon yours at Sears during this 3-day Dollar Day Sale! choose sae s pee v : ‘ * na. ee : HERB TEA a , eee ---| NOTA WONDER BRUG — BUT A PRODUCT : YPSILANTI — George C. a, aon ba sat | ti LANSING ® —The State Educa-4. oe one ee ae THAT WAS. 1 Handy, president ‘and publisher of 7 tional Finance tributing state a to schools prem es ibe York last night after an absence of 3% years. oysters. 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Sizes to fit tuitvimwinim Lhd Lk TC 70 Sav * * J * a avre compression seal, Extra heavy nickel alloy electrodes, , surprises oil filters in most cars . . . stock up now—be prepared f Press ca = : — winter! Thursday, Friday and Saturday! : flat to flat gap for maximum spark! Get yours—save! i ’ ; « Exhaust : ; Extension : Reg. 85c Reg. 1.69 2 * $] $1. ‘ Treat your car | Chrome - plated . 9 6 @ tune-up a with strong JEWELERS Saginaw—Corner of Pike | bor ed VE SO s ’ ®: 4 and save! Lub- ' t bracket! Dresses ay : F ; ricates upper . oS) up your car. é ca % si : — = 8 cylinders. ns Seve now! : 4 ra Ne & : .. A f : * Ss “ayy : ; | PR a i) ! SAVE! REDUCED PRICES, SPECIALS [EME et a tw DK «= Geis nt | : Nest of Sponges New Throw Covers Allstate Car Rugs : ; $5 HOLDS Durable, Soft and Absorbent Special for 3 Days Only Made of Pliable Vinyl Plastic _ Catches Dirt, Mud. Water : Save Now 3 for $] Reg. 1.59 $] “Res. 1.69 $] Reg. 98c 2 for $] : ; UNTIL Durable sponges are ideal for Helps relieve driving fatigue! Now an even greajer value! Black colored rubber rugs washing cars and walls. Na- In colorful’ striped pattern... Protect. car upholstery, seat match most car interiors—pro- : tural Mediterranean wool. Buy handle for easy carrying. Buy covers from grease, water, dirt. tect floor mats. Lift out> and : e t several now! ° —save now! Slip on or off quickly. — shake to clean. Save now! ' Rae A GE Portable Workshops Plastic Sheets — A Dunlap Special with Case Tack Over Windows of Screen ! Reg. 5595- $39 Reg. 6 «=D «for $Y 4 % DOWN Clear, transparent sheet tacked § It's amazing! It buffs, polishes, over» window shuts out tain, ‘ drills, brushes, bores, -sands,'’ snow and cold. Clean with as mixes, grinds, and saws! Com- damp cloth, Tacks included. 4 Pe, —“ bed plete with accessories. oi . es : See * cs Pome -Inch Bikes ay 1 Be : tron with ease, press like a 1 9 Vv \ you seve 10.95! Thrill your $ . 4 ; talon” You can oo hat your «$18.95 Value son or daughter with this bike § = $] -In. Bence Saw : laundry without sprinkling. $ 95 _ iL et Christmas time! Do it now! e q 4 Steam press woolens without a - $5 HOLDS IT! 2ic WEATHER- ae i : 4 damp press cloth. Switch from Bicycle Baskets STRIPING we ' @ Regularly 87.50 ? steam to dry-ironing instantly. , i ; ; “Dial-the-fabric” control gives | * Sterdy Handlebar Mounts For $ fost b cS Ce ° pret Breed s heat § . 1954 Model * * 4 - Proper heat for every fabric. Reg. 1.25 $] : Paring Knife Set @ Tilting-erbor, 45° Sew Only . $1 00 Do _ Zine-plated basket, reinforcing 28c STORM Roast-proof Stainless Steel — a a $8 Down = s i e wn --- 50¢ a Week braces with handlebar attach- WINDOW. VENT Reg. $9c ec. | 3 for $] Maesive ln oat gives Serre accuracy ond yeors * : - ‘ : : . 3 . f ice. +8 r , | ments, Roomy 15x10x4%-inahes. Fer S Cine pagel sie, sicteiens . & MOVIES Sealed, precision ball bearing arbor. Cast, 4 | _. Fits.20, 24 and 26-inch bikes. See 7 See. or — an semi-steel table. Stand, motor, extensions, casters and . ' Se ine Craftswoo andles; oo : 2) ttre now at Seore! * Craftsman brand. _ power pane! not included. Save $10 now! 4 ‘ : Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 . 4 tee oe. t= money back SNK HH ¥ ‘ Fi y : * s \ : y . : me, | } cael ae ‘ fy . ' i ‘y fi r ; f ie ‘J 6 Lu Li wi a 7 _ pe % 4 in va- One ot Hmm Spee ia, lemon, Pervert tay candies! cious whole carmel in tbl plo bos OT ayaa S IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! 5 New! Big Van Trailer yi? 2 Reg. 3.95 Heavy Steel Construction Just like the trucks you see on the highway! Big, heavy- duty six wheel truck decorated with reflectors;; cab of bright lithographed steel with baked enamel finish. Over- Rex “gor Wagons Low “Dollar Day” Price Sturdy steel wagon with bright red enamel finish, Gray 6-in. double disc wheels. Has semi- pneumatic tires. Kerryteen nylon tricot panties regularly Pr. $ __ 69¢ pair for. Single Pairs Reduced toonly ............ 55¢ Trim, smoothly fitting style with elasticized waist and legs . bar tacking at points of strain. White only in ‘sizes 10 to 16. Teen-Age Dept.—Second Fleer BIG 49° SAVINGS! flannel shirts rw. $ 1.49 SIZES 4 TO 16 of Washiast, Sanforized* flannel of Bright ‘n neat, assorted patterns ‘A Loop convertible interlined collar Warm ‘n fleecy cotton flannel that even the tough- est. fellow welcomes in the winter! Ample sizes, sturdily stitched to take your all-American’s treat, ment. An tee colors ae Soe Coe aa om . . m oni Aiea ROC nen lcs peeling ae Le Stes 496: mg ie cmap: ty alga gs es ea ite, oe a OE fi me [ et i Hi ae a cythi i rf pe oe Pi ! aH t. * My i qi i a) Mt i * Bio — aii Aarti. We ae ee eat | eS eee ee tS aoe P = é = 12% fGen wae Mee te! = j Seo ae ae al : ayes j Z ; i? i MoT i - “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 _ / - ee eaaneannaaennine einai can —— ee 3 c : ay f i i ; it ms Ey 3 i F fe i if a3 ig f g LES i asi : i | | anf reg : z u FEF uf li af ist EE nM pes not in favor ni et nil tf te £e<3 i af i z if 4 i ; Fs i it Ht | if 4 i 7 ( a “iif fi i HH 8 siti 7 PT il oTpEgEE itl lt | i oe il iil i rEj F : tee 4 Ao i % “oo ee Li . a Bk e F Ly In voting you not only cast your vote yourself but 4 ih it Hl f s | Si | f F rE f i | : if nina HI | i RFR fs 3 § | mm ; 85 ‘Ts? § i hile Es i 5 § g 4 =F iL = p i etncted tor the best jnteptets of all} the people of these United States | of America. ‘ - today! @eeeeaneaaeeees ¢. 3 eeccesesseeeeee -| Jeaned Ranchwrecker,” “the Rosy-Cheeked Promhopper,” “the -lers are often, married to understanding “Our party is bigger than any one man. It is big enough to em- people of--differing view- GR. Ra enc oa M’Carthy Urges: Columnist Feels Lousy, GOP Congress but Giant Hankie Helps to Battle Reds _ NEW YORK—Had your fall cold yet? Just had mine... . "still feel lousy. One nice thing happened, though. Got a gift from Jackie Gleason. oo “Here's a hankie for your cold,” the note said. The hankie measured 81x90 inches , . . it was a sheet. . &® & & . Sniffingly, I asked Jack Parr about rumors he may quit CBS’ “Morning Show.”, He confirmed he’s angry about “pressure” and “interference” and is making a “serious decision.” He's also pondering another offer. . < * Few remember Jack was with Marilyn Monroe in “Love Nest” in "51. And now Jack says, “Under California com- . munity preperty law, Joe entitled to half Mari- in lyn’s assets, If he gets them, he'll never be able to get inte his suits again!” : thur Watkins of Utah. it Herman Welker of Idaho and Ar-; i *# "killed seven Koreans and injured McCarthy said, in a lettem being 3? the national pojice reported. ican: t > takes a little time for a man * = i as wh» has been isolated too long in | prison to adjust to the idea of free- | dom and contact with other peo i ple. she added. e + * 2,8 * -Man-chasing Minnie Pearl of NBC's “Grand Ole Opry” was at a Nashville party. ‘Twas getting late. A man told her, “You're my idea of &.wonder- ful gitl” Minnie The ideal home fili sturdy. Holds all you Quarterback-Collecting Sweatersweet” and “the Well-Preserved Girl Watchers like to go on field trips, the author says, and he suggests excursions to 5th Av., NYC; Main St. in Dallas; Chestnut St., Philadelphia; Euclid Av., Cleveland; Grant and Post, San Francisco; William Penn Place, Pitts- burgh, and in St. Paul—never mind, it’s too cold. The author contends that Girl Watch- girls who, themselves, are worth watch- ing and, he could have added, need watching. s * x * * Liberace’s success secret (according to Jan August): “Visit your piano teacher once a year and your dentist once a day” . . . Sign on a Queens auto agency: “This is a non-profit organization. We didn’t plan it that way—that’s the way it’s worked out so far.” A Dozen Uses for This os TYP ¥ RITER ‘J May be used for a serving table, typewriter table, TV table, patio table, etc. Fine, sturdy construc- tion. ial = . * 4.N. SAGINAW ST. Ingrid Bergman may make her U. 8. 7% return at the N. Y. City Center. (Rossel- |= lint’s been writing director Joseph Rosen- [9 Police Comm, Adams escort to 25 from the traditional 10] last week . . . Sheila Copelan, a sexy-looker, covers curves on DuMont's kiddie | Ray Brock, who's now living at Ibiza, in the Balearics, hears that Doug Fair- banks may star in a movie based on his new book, “Ghost on Horseback, the Incredible Ataturk.” SHEILA COPELAN | a xk k& ® Joe DiMaggic’s San Francisce dates are with starlet Sheila Stewart . . . Count Basie, the Birdland maestro, gets a “surprise” 20th ann’y dinner at the Waldorf Sunday . . . TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: More people would buy color TV sets, says Herb Ghriner, if there was a special roof antenna so the neighbors'd know you had one. (Copyright 1954) Congratulations, Pontiac! | It°s a great day, and a great car! We at AC send our hearty best wishes for your continued success. We are proud to have worked with you... . proud of the many AC Quality Products you have chosen as original equipment on this, the greatest Pontiac of them all. . : May 1955 be the biggest and best year in Pontiac history! - siecle 95 ' R * AC SPARK PLUG DIVISION + GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION ~ to put in it. Locks. we Mc Ss. FE 2-42 | of THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1958 = i 2 4 | | * be “ ' " bl a : % ms . ere | ! ’ 5 y 4 te ‘ ; Gis sa abate SSA Dent lc anaes initial ena Adenia ahd usin lompdeinincelslinaaaenaiieiaidashidaiaiddidnteile iaciinticnhiiiinandiaidiiidaisndiciaaiiebiiailiciaia laden ani THE ALL-NEW STAR CHIEF CUSTOM CATALINA Ato STRATO-STREAK V-8 Athy PANORAMIC BODY Ath SHOCK-PROOF CHASSIS ‘ It’s here—the car that steps you straight into tomorrow—the mighty, future-fash- ioned Pontiac for 1955.’ And never have you seen a car so surely marked for star- You'll get the lift of a lifetime when ‘Take andther look at that huge The °65 Pontiac chassis is a catalog of : i oe this all-new V-8 pours out its 180 horse- expanse of Safety Plate glass . . . that all that’s new and best. Here’s just a dom! With everything new except its . Every feature is new from the ic windshield . . . that fender- sample: A heavier “X” frame for both great name and world-famed value... multiple jet carburetor to advanced level hood . . . the dream-car design of the Chieftain (122” wheelbase) and with every part and feature presenting a antiknock combustion chambers—all the wide front end . . . the smart new Star Chief (124” wheelbase). New big- ~ ‘PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION RETAIL STORE. General Motor nen {7 Michigan 65 Mt. Clemens St. Pontiac 15, EDW. D) WHIPPLE PONTIAC SALES North Math Street, Clarkston, Michigan i" : if 23 ger brakes. New recirculating ball -KEEGO SALES & SERVICE, Inc. Sp, Pathaed hate BA eran OS. NEY. LG, ANDERSON, Inc. 209 North Park Bivd., Lake Orion, Michigan ! bold advance, it is a new pace-setter for the industry—built to point the way to -oumuntry MoToR SALES te. _ HOMER HIGHT MOTORS, Ine. ae ete Se ee Sam give you live action of a kind you've masterpiece of modernity —this lower steering. New tubeless tires. New never known before. Here’s perform- roomier Body by Fisher—with regal wider-spaced parallel rear springs. New progress for years ahead. See this exciting | , nce that fills the miles with thrills— new interiors, color-keyed to the Vogue vertical king pins. Here's every fine, new car this week end—new proof that | proved for outstanding dependability Two-Tone body hues, that lift luxury ' modern feature adding up to smoother _ dollar for dollar you can’t beat a Pontiac! _ Se ee | eee | ride, greater eafety, aon ents :. d | & f- | A GENERAL MOTORS MASTERPIECE—ALL-NEW FROM THE GROUND uP Dipley Tamarvow ee Be ewenceces » eed iia oa astm eaneaht Myc J. division. © Behind the tinted glass windows : of the laboratories, pone inte cons Pe = men studies a wide variety of “The :nstrument that can detect | Kennecott Copper Corp. will con-| manded refused. Arizona and New Mexico. — One specific project is designed Its operator is Dr. R. E. Wood In comparison and other metals, both from the | on the center’s “pioneer” staff for | may native ore bodies and existing| nearly a year. Another important phase of the | simple” but to an unitiated news- its surface is covered center’s work, a spokesman said, | man, its controls look more com- | weter. with to improve the recovery of copper formerly of Provo, who has soe |e ot a ceter epsom He insists the spectograph “is | about”140,000,000 square miles Spanking Hurts Mom FORT WAYNE, Ind. UP)—Mrs. aimed ‘+ BREE ICE CREAM FRIDAY. NIGHT to CHILDREN with THEIR PARENT! a> 3.96 on regular 11.95 3-pe. sturdy ere : 99 table and 2 chairs! ? ; steel tracts = with chi e red seat ond @ folds compactly table top for easy storage finish enamel finish! @ easy to clean table and chair set @ : : 1 down places your Christmas Toys in Layaway ...Pay Later! Cena” Electric Football Game Ball actually kicked and passed! . So realistic — ball really kicked and passed with players running until tack- ‘led. Plays can be run from any forma- tion. Ployers block and tackle. Hurry in today. Ridalc cme ki teudruck Thick Rubber Tires @”* Massive heavy-gauge fire truck finished in bright red baked enamel, with sturdy seat, steering wheel with and tires. 212" bell and shrill siren. Get yours today! G°* Deluxe Rocking Chair ‘Seat 13x14! 22” High! Upholstered rocker . Red or ivory. Sturdy construction. Come in today. . 12°" . custom tailored beautiful colorful plastic covering. . use our easy layaway plan. Campbell Kids ae Set 2, 498 Campbell set includes 6 cans of Campbell soups, apron, a, spoons, place mats, soup <7 bowls, cook book, saucé he pan, and many other mate | utensils. Popular with all .| children. ir ‘3 Easy Pedalling 10” 2 Junior Trike Big balloon type puncture-proof tires, balt bearing front wheel, fender. shield and new jet design step plate. Steel saddle. Red with white trim. 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Terre Haute is French for “high | land” and the Indiana city stands | above the high-water’ line on the east bank of the Wabash. travelling companion. i) The seal leather case in gay and sedate colors — cerise, turquoise or i black. ‘‘Pleesure Bound” $500 @ivs .73 ton CLOONAN’S “Where Quality Counts” 72 North Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 a ‘CONN’S CLOTHES | NEXT to WALGREEN’S a = $ 9*| DRESS PANTs......°5°° ae Velues te $10, Men’s Dress — Wear $595 SPORT SHIRTS. 2 for $3 V-Price Fur Felt Hats $999) = CLOTHES 71 N. Saginaw “THE PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY,-QCTOBER 28, 1954 “World's Largest Hole Looks Deeper'| From Shovel Working:at the Bottom - ABOARD SHOVEL NO. 4, / of ore. ‘His pride was burt’ a few rig, devised right in the Bingham | BINGHAM COPPER PIT, Utah— days later when Bobby Coward, | (UP) — From the top looking | Operator of No. 44 on tie night) the world’s largest hole in the mark. oom the “oy vs up. we | Looking out bis cab window, seems even deeper. Robinson can see steps mount- Since 1904, mare than one and| 8S "P the western side of the one-half billion tons of dirt and, pit for 2,110 feet — higher than rock have been fiauled from the| ¢ Empire State building. | Across the top of the trregularty gigantic pit in the Oquirrh Moun- shaped hole the distance is near- tains, 30 miles southwest of Salt ly two miles jn one direction Lake City. \ and one in the other. Only 19 pounds of copper are \ es from every nes Behind him, working on the “toe’’ pounds of ore and waste moved of the bank where the loosend by the electric shovels and bust. [OF has been removed, Robinson ling trains that snake along the |©@" see Tony Brunitte, one of the ipit, is Indians, Jack Johnson - and drill foreman. CGverall migarvisien of the mie ing activity is directed by J, posed of two Navajo. Kee | down, the Bingham Copper Pit— | shift, loaded 144 cars. to-set a new | | Tsosie, who drill deep holes rapid- | ly as directed by Art Fike, level | Cc. Landenberger Jr., general superin- tendent of mines for Kennecott's Utah division. Bingham mine su- perintendent is V: S, Barlow. They cali the shots — for the removal of ore and waste—ftrom a three . story office building perched aside Carr Fork, just off Bingham’s long main street. When they leave their office to mine walls. But, with the tremendous vol- | ume handled, this small payoff. percentage is still enough to make | the Bingham pit, pride of the Utah | Division of Kennecott Copper | Corp., the source of about one- | third of America’s annual domes- | tie copper production. Thousands of visitors drive| through a 7,000 - foot vehicular | tunnel every year to an observa tion platform to watch the opera- | tions — particularly the spectacu- | lar afternoon blasts that loosen | the rock along the 33 ledges, each | 64 feet high, that make up the | perimeter of the rough cone- shaped | pit. The view they get, though, ts | entirely different from the one that Cyral (Red) Robinson, 43- year-old operator of Shovel Ne. «4, gets from the “5790 level”’— | the bottom of the pit. Robinson mans the intricate con- | trols of a huge electric mucker | that has a six-cubic - yard dipper on the end of its long boom. Each time the steel teeth of the dipper | bite into the blast-loosened rock, | more than 10 tons of ore are picked Lup. . | Swinging the dipper around, | Robinson deftly drops the load into 'waiting 87-ton railroad cars, which learry the rock out of the pit and. | along the east slope of the Oquirrhs | to the mills at Magna and Arthur, jon the shores of Great Salt Lake. | On one recent dayshift, Robin- son and his two assistants broke j all Bingham records by loading 133 cars with 11,571 tons ‘Hail Breaks 15 Windows \ STAUNTON, Va. (2)—Mrs. R. | | L. Farley, 71, said the hail storm | was the worst she had seen. Carl Huffman could believe it. 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Sa 7-10, 1018 ’ For Misses,and Children on pean! ay sahara args ; Se ee eam CON oe OI 10%. sx 69; of dynamite are placed. charge, caterpillar track - mounted drill jdrilling and blasting foremen and check on activity down in the pit, | |a Kennecott employee since 1916, they climb aboard a gasoline-pow- directing crews that bore the holes | ‘ered, radio - equipped ‘ into which charges of 250 pounds which the operator, Norman Wan- |kier, carefully pilots along the 168; in holes 22 feet apart,| miles of circular tracks, bridges breaks up about 2,200 tons of rock. | and switchbacks and through the | One of Brunitte’s crews on a tunnels that carry them from level to level, peeder” | 4T¥ rank of brigadier generai s all | der the President's directive. His | 3 Negro Colonel Awarded Star Benjamin O. Davis Jr.: Is Ist.of Race to Become AF General WASHINGTON #—President Ei.| senhower yesterday named the first Negro Air Foree general. He is Berjamin Oliver. Davis Jr. a 41- year-old native of Washington now serving as director of operations | and training of the Far East Air: Forces. Davis, who is the son of Brig. Gen, Benjamin O. Davis, a retired Army officer, was promoted from ' the rank of colonel to the tempor- un- father was the first man of his race to become an Army general. A 1936 graduate of West Point, | the new Air Force general flew 60 combat missions as a World War ‘Hl pilot serving in Maly as com- mander of the Group. Reserve University and the Uni- versity of Chicago before going -to | West Point. Since then he has held a number of high positions including the post | of commander of the Lockbourne | Army Air Base in Columbus, Ohio, His citations include the Legion | of Merit, the Silver Star, the tinguished Flying Cross and is Air Medal four oak Dis- | the | with leat | ‘Bomb Shelter Classes? .ROANOKE, Va. 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CONVENIENT LOCATIONS #2, TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER F, f i fie -— . =") } 4 ey ‘ "Ss e ™ 4 A if 4 < \ \ fy : . : , = \ : d iGo P i ‘ > | ‘ : = rsd — Y / ~~ . = . ¥ i : “4 - - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 eh Toe ‘Actress Facing Jail Bingo Amendment by Far Hottest Issue {or Hit-Run Death — LOS ANGELES # — Actress | Lynne Baggett faces a probation $e Sd pledics R Ie : 2 TWENTY-FIVE econci ed Wife exit line as he left the courtroom | * ge = : Carries Actor eeeieae song inpedicte orl | Provoo Reindicted } | well that ends well.” : is . From the Court | | jin Maryland Trial LOS ANGELES @ — Actress Pe Drama Critic, 72, to Wed! sarimorE uw — John David]. Sonia Sorel, celebrating their de- Actress Julie Haydon, 44 |Provoo, once a clerk in a San SWEETEN A , Sour 1 a ssh Provoo was convicted of, treason liams’ “Glass Menagerie” on in New York in February 1953 Broadway in 1946. and since has’ a id sentenced to life. Then a fed- been acting in television, eral appeals court upset the con- | viction on the grounds that he Actor's Mother Diet slaughter. The hit-run charge car.|hour session with Superior Judge ries:.a maximum penalty of five Elmer D. Doyle of the Domestic years in prison and a $5,000 fine. | Relations Court. The 27-year-old blonde testified| Carradine and his wife an- she “blacked out” and fled after| nounced they would resume their a collision in which Joel Watnick again this fall — but this time it| fen venice clubs, reservation | amendment opens the door to com: leagues and similar groups. Some ™ercial interests and stimulates are active in some counties ann roe Virgil Peterson, director not in others. Only the Veterans of | of the Chicago Crime Commission, Foreign Wars had backed bingo on | 945 given us our motto: ‘Let's not a statewide basis. make ty a racket'.” my nod et ot ante: Thig le the thiré | American Veterans, Catholic War Mr. Nordhorst said the commit- | hearing and sentence Nov. 17 on/ cision to reconcile, picked up actor) iw vone in ; | Francisco bank, has been reindict- : ihesees's the Public questions om | Veterans, Jewish War Veterans, tee’s major financial donations | a felony charge of hit-run driving | JO Carradine yesterday and car- reorge “ean ed on seven charges of “overt STOM ACH : ballot.) ° the Moose, Elks, Eagles and Odd | have come from churches, but he | in the death of @ 9-year-old boy, | Tid him out of a courthouse build- Nathan, 72-year-old drama critic) acts’ of treason in World War II | : LANSING WF The shrill | Fellows lodges, the Detroit Fire- declines to disclose how much. | A jury convicted her yesterday ‘© | and a bachelor, plans to marry | by collaboration with the Japan-| : “Bingo” is = a ae = men’s Fund, letter carriers’ asso-| “We believe,” he says, “that the of that charge but acquitted her| The display of exuberance oc- | 44-year-old actress Julie Haydon. | °*°: | Townsend Clubs, Ameri-| heart of the: fight is that the | of @ second felony count of man,| curred as the couple left a half-| che appeared in Tennessee Wil-| A onetime Army staff sergeant, , | should have been tried-in Mary- HLLLLC FEE=ehS ae Hl Rue in E The president is Edward Mac- reports that he sells bingo prizes, | the world. an Power less than is required to Laughlin of Merrill, a representa-| operate an average flashlight is tive of the Moose lodge and house- | sufficient to send a short Wave radio message completély around | and not more than 20 miles died last" July 6. travel to 15 miles an hour in | country, Bermuda» restricts automobile towns in the will not be withdrawn until the reconciliation period ends, but reportedly only does so on a small scale. Other officers are Stanley Rozycki of Detroit, a prominent Democrat; Mrs. Toletha Fair of Lansing. a housewife rep- resenting the VFW Auxiliary; and treasurer Edward Lindner of Lan- sing, a retired factory foreman representing the Odd Fellows. McLean says the officers have watched their county units close- ‘by to keep out the infiltration of men or money from bingo prize “association expected trouble from these sources, but has had none. s McLean said the association fixed quotas for its county units last September on a $60,000 war chest basis, to cover both the cir- culation of petitions and the ad- vertising campaign. He won't say how much will be spent, but he conceded the budget had to be re- duced because the county units did not contribute as asked. Speaking for the association, ic- Lean -said its campaign is based on the theme that bingo helps the , the wid- by allowing citizens to play a harmless game as they contribute. Answering the major opposing argument that bingo will open the door to commercialized gambling, McLean says: charitable organizations, as de- controls. Many counties are fined by law. permitting binge now without “Subject to statutory limita-| any’ ad what type of lotteries are legal, i : in ut | rF ure! f t i af i | ““wants just as bad as anyone to | Israel in Detroit, and every major 150 STYLES FOR MEN AND WOMEN All Famous Name Watches, 1 Year Guaranteed! © Usually 29.95 to 71.50 All 17 jewel watches, diamonds, rhinestones, 14K gold bracelets, bangle, lapel watches, ring watches, self winders, chronograph, calendar watches, sports watches, dress watches, shock resistant watches, water resistant, automatics, sweep second hands— much too many to list. his charges of misconduct, Ryd ~JNDIANAPOLIS w—Mrs. Eva R.| at Ft. Meade at the time of his McCammon, 80, mother of the late | original indictment. cowboy film star Buck Jones, died : today in an Indianapolis warsing | The world's chief whaling port The gaunt Shakespearean actor’shome after a month's illness. is Sanderjord, Norway. , | land, because he was a prisoner McLean said the association |see the proper law passed because | | we know that the privileges will be withdrawn if it is abused.” Michigan and Detroit councils of churches, the Presbytery of De- troit, Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Protestant group in Michigan. The Knights of Columbus has an- nounced it is opposed to legalizing bingo. Chairman of the committee fs Dr. J. Russell Bright, assistant to it is composed of-local chapters Disabled the president of Wayne University. $2750 $9Qi5 $3573 iF Hamiltons PIS 3-PIECE Rhinestone Set - | te ge fs Famous Name Representative to Lansing! ) Spe > LUGGAGE It’s time for a change. It’s high time the people You'll recognize it, when you (; Mei of Oakland County were represented by a man who is see it! Reg. $12.95 interested in the welfare of ALL the people. Train Case. 12.95 $A95 Let’s sweep out the’ cobwebs at Lansing. Let’s ~ : ° 4 start the year with a clean slate, with a man pledged a Cronin 5.98 For any old utensil to think out each bill before voting ‘’yes” or “no.” Lody's Wardosbe in trade for Famous . 7 $21.95 Name Silverware Round up ell syour old flat- FRED ELIAS is the man. Elias, with his many successful years of business experience behind him, will bring to Lansing fresh, were, steinless. steel or old new, unbossed ideas, He'll get things done, bringing “og” silver — Eech piece is — logic and pomning to solve Oakland County's worth 10¢ in trade. problems. And he'll never let our great county be ; pushed around by upstate legislators. 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Concert Season » Opens. tangible thread of ‘moonlight interwoven by muted? strings, oboe and flute solos, “Clair de Lune” emerged, as usual, an entrancing offering. Brilliant programming, encompassing as complete a Houseguest. pened their program. And one of the men who shook hands with the Pontiac concertmaster was Mischa Mischakoff, con- certmaster of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The guest artist's warmest smile of welcome greeted con as he begun the ever-loved Mendelssohn Concerto in E Minor for violin and orchestra. An certo who has ever held the tenderness of the con- !andante movement close to his heart was certain- ly pte fos aera by this performance. that heart pounded a little harder be- cate ‘ie was Peet fontinn’ ’s own symphony playing accompani- ment for the master. In bald before J.S. Bach, A world of music has to offer. ‘Mr. DiBlasi and his musicians kept their promise as, showed Mozart's masterpiece, Symphony 35 in A g its concert the orchestra stepped back 100 toccata and fugue by Fresco- greatest of 17th century organists showed that Pontiac Brphony has powers to explore all that the, jor (Haffner) to Pontiac. Ome moods of Debussy’s famous Lune” lost none of their haunt orchestral interpretation. ng fragrances with Opening measures bowed by a few strings soon com- manded entrance of other instruments. With the in- Anniversary Celebrated by Gold Star Mothers Chapter Nine, American Gass Star Mothers observed its tenth i Blt f Pid tr i a | i iP F Fe l COPPER - JEWELRY LY off Cuff Links, Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings A Cor 48 Path og tte tae, * | cafeteria. _sented to the guests of honor and past. presidents. Mrs: Joseph J. Doyle Sr., in- coming president, assisted by Mrs. Edna Olmsted, was in charge of the general arrangements. Pub- licity was handled by Mrs. Lewis A. Young. Several members of the chap- ter will be present at a luncheon Army Citadel at which time offi- cers of the chapter will be in- stalled. Party Slated by New Citizens Pontiac High School cafeteria will be the setting for a Halloween party for the Pontiac New Citizens League on Saturday evening. Plans for this party were com- pleted when the league's execu- tive board met recently in the Ann Arbor avenue home of Janice Antona, league president. ments were also made for the annual citizenship dinner to be held ‘Nov, 4 in the high school | Mrs. Paul Kern will speak at this meeting. It was an- nounced that Nov. 2 is the dead- line for reservations for this event. Church Circle Holds Meeting Mrs. Leo Mineweaser opened her home on Montcalm street Weéines- day to the Mary Martha Circle of Oakland Park Methodist Church. Thirteen members and one guest were present as Mrs. Von Bandy was welcomed as a new member. Gowns for Korean relief were worked on and projects of the fu- ture were discussed. Mrs. Irl Williams led the group Tin devotions, using as her theme, “City Lights and Shadows.” The November meeting will be a: work meeting at the home of Mrs. Williams Have Sitter Care for Baby Like Mom | If you're a working mother and | must leaves Baby in someone | else's care, it's best ty see way that you'd care for him. him. But leave written instructions in addition, so that she can refer to pane piece “Clair de} that | ‘he's handled in much ithe same - It's | a good idea to have the sitter | watch when you bathe and feed — FRANCESCO DIBLASI _ But the story doesn’t end there. who care about Pontiac; who consider the man who builds a symphony as ingenious and important as the man who designs a great bridge or cures an intolerable ill, looked happy—and a little more relaxed Wednesday evening. They are members of the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra Association and its auxiliary, the Women’s Association | who have stood behind orchestra determination since the comparati zation. These tireless workers, with the orchestra's conductor nd associate conductor, Celia Merrill Turner, have oined the orchestra to be one great cultural spokesman for Pontiac. New Shades | Sought for ‘Fall Hose Checking your fall wardrobe, you'll probably find you've over- looked one item that’s gone all out for color harmony this fall— hosiery. The new stocking shades are keyed to new fall colors in order to achieve that much-de- sired, all-one-color costume look. ~ For evening wear, you'll find) cobwebby-sheer sandalfoot hosier ry) in delicate tinges of pink, gold, blue or gray to wear with your pastel-colored dressy clothes. To wear with all-black cos- stockings to flatter the legs with shadowy color. stockings, too. Some are trimmed with a fine thread of sterling silver sewn into the seam, adding | shimmering highlights to the sheer, dark nylon. ings trim four-inch ba around the welt. | And many of the evening : ‘| sheers have tiny black velvet bows sewn at the back for femi- nine glamor. The bows are de- For sportswear, there are tex- tured stockings to provide the costume link. There are shadow- check textured nylons to give the effect of tweedy mixtures and blend in with tweed or textured | woolen sportswear. Shower Is Geert for Mrs. Mickle A cradie cake flanked by tapers and flowers was an attraction at a pink and blue shower given in honor of Mrs. Hollis Mickle of North Paddock street, evening. seph Mercy Hospital gathered at the shower, which was given by Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Leon Wolverton in the latter's Ivy street worker. Decoration figures in new fall | There are very pale pink stock- | at the top with a of black lace sewn | Tuesday | __ Twenty-one employes of St. Jo- | home, to honor their former need! rvised parking?” hat is Pontiac speaking. environment will give him a Sue Dennison Becomes Bride - Sue Carroll Dennison became the bride of Paul B. Thacker in a! |ceremony performed Sept. 5 in the | ‘home . of the bridegroom's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Thacker ‘of Auburn avenue. She is the daughter. of Mr. and |Mrs. Arth Dennison of Newton ‘place. The Rev. Perry Horton per- formed the rites. Program Given by Music Guild Tuesday Evening Mrs. Haze! Gessinger’s Roches- ter home was the meeting place for the Tuesday meeting of Pon- |tiaec Music Guild. Mrs. Don Derragon, program chairman introduced Mrs. Carl Clifford who gave a resume of her experiences while studying at the Mozarteum during the Music Festival at Salzburg, Austria this past summer. Colored slides of a western trip were shown by the hostess and iby Mrs. Roy Wright, a guest. ‘Oscar Schmidt showed slides of a trip to Banff. Lake Louise and | Jasper National Park. Mr. Schmidt, guild president. - i will be a delegate to the Michigan Music Teacher's Convention to be held at Michigan State College on |Nov. 1 and 2. | Others attending this convention | will be Mrs. Carl Clifford, Mrs. William Heitsch, Mrs. Lester Snell, | and Mrs. Schmidt, Wager. Mrs. Martin | | Clarkston are announcing the en- | | gagement of their daughter, Betty, | Men and women rsonnel with selfless vely recent reorgani- ‘Your reporter couldn’t resist a hesitant step to eaves-| drop on a pre-concert conversation. “Isn't it wonderful,” one woman Said, , find great music so close to home—and all this free, “that we can show of forms as one would find in any concert hall i embraced the laughter and effervescence of the man who Enterta | ned once said, “Give me a laundry list and I'll set it to music.” ° The rollicking and martial Overture to “La Gazza by Family _ Ladra” by the “character” of opera greats, Rossini, con- -M cluded the program. rs. Dee alae Visits W. E. Cashins| Before Florida Trip party Mrs. Alice Drouillard of Hast- | ings, formerly of Pontiac, has been visiting for’ one week with the family of her son-in-law and/ daughter, Mr. and Mrs, William | ‘E. Cashin Jr. of Chippewa road. Mrs. Drouillard left Tuesday to spend the winter at Daytona | Beach. * * * Mrs. Charles Little has returned _to her home on Seminole avenue |after a three week visit with her /aunt, Mrs. Agnes Howell of Roch- ester, N. Y. ~ * * ®*® “Mr. and Mrs. Charles N, Ball | of Island Park drive have had It wants its orchestra. chance. | ‘ | | | BETTY CLARK Mr. and Mrs. Emery Clark of to Ken Squires, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayl Squires of Omar street. The couple aré ae a spring wedding, Coming Events Navy Mothers’ Club 355. will meet at ~ ee Training Center this ones | 4 30 at Ladies Auxiliary 1230 of the Eagles | _ Will observe birthday night this ewve- ning at @ Im the hall at 280 West Mont- calm Mapleleaf Club will) meet Friday at 1} | pm tn Motel Waldron. Visitors are wel- | come Pontiac City Panhellenic wil) meet with Mrs. Maxwell Doerr, 174 Ottawa Dr, Monday at 8 Allen will Bod hostess. talk on Los Geenen Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfasts—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bldg. Shoe Salon—Mezzanine Floor os seen in Seventeen (SAE SPORT k . S them as needed. allo Ween ; SPECIALS! | [ S, Se aE ify adi Special! do. 3Qc |” %.. Decorated ; | Lee eoeetiet 6% 39¢ | _ | [Hemeaute94c] FREE ou. HALLOWEEN e So | Marc maar of Above Specials | THOMAS PASTRY cHOP « € he THE trie TWO for ening sas | Beet \ » “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” | Be ate ‘ , 121 West Huron on near Coss FE 4.8163 |||. YOU wardrobe. Both wil) mote or ‘\ Pans Pll aac or STOR Hl SAaewe-cmcepiond voeee Ruffie or Glove Leather in @ Grey. @ Black @ White @ Buff @ Charcoal @ White & Black @ White & Wine recently returned after a 10 day trip to Morganton. | as thei t t Pontiac Symphony, now, is like a child with a brilliant | on ee ee mind—we can expect great things from him if his, Hopson of Eastern, Conn. During month, their aunt, Mrs. Frank her stay Mrs, Hopson visited with | many friends and relatives in the. area. * * ° A Mr. and Mrs. James C. Clarke Jr. of Avondale avenue are an- nouncing the birth of a daughter, Anne Millicent, born Oct. 22 at | St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. . |Orion Shaw of Royal Oak and Mr. _|and Mrs. James C. Clarke of Holly, formerly vo Pontiac. Mr, and ee, Rae Rridess (nee Yvonne Scott) of Morganton, iN. C., are announcing the birth of a son, Larry Russell, born Oct. 4. Larry Ramos of Oakland avenue, Suede Takes Steam Treat your suede shoes and bag to a kettle-steaming and brush cleaning, rather than suede dressing which might rub off on your ankles and hands. | The grandparents, Mr, and Mrs; Donations Made, Reports Given Mrs. Haze! Burns and Mrs. members of VFW Post 1370 liary who attended the Mother Singers Meet in Rochester The Pontiac Mother Singers met ; Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ever- ett Monroe of Rochester. for their October — and business ses- 5 Reddeman as Tuesday cued Go ke ™ meeting held in the South Saginaw Plans were sade to attend an | Street club rooms. ‘ ta and also for a Christmas| Donations were made to the Na- ee Harry Dickie will en- eared a Rapids, . 18 for a re leo the. group Nov a Saba = Ameri- er meeting. = their proposed hospital gift and United Fund contribution. It was announced that a district | If the baby’s clothes are in the rally will be held Nov. 21 at and he's bathed in the | Walled Lake. The group sent a kitchen, you're wearing yourself | gift to.the national president and ‘out going back and forth. Set to the department president. New ‘aside a drawer or space for iis members welcomed were Mrs. Keep Things Handy { towels and soap and clothes that’s ; j Lynn Poole, Mrs. B. L. 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F é | eS : SPORTSWEAR | (ar: QAR gloves . > \ter, Maria Cosmos, Judy Inman, Mary Inman, Sue Whitfield and Connie Scriven. - The ceremony was conducted by The next meeting will be held at the - home of Barbara LeCornu on Rose- dale avenue. & Sharon Holland of East Iroquois road, (left) presi- | dent of Stabafa Club, proudly presents the club pin to Judy Baker of Navajo road. Looking on are Lynne Benter of |of Avondale avenue, new members of the organization. + ___ -_ _ ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TI \ East Iroquois road (second from right) and IURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 Pontiac Press Phete Sue Whitfield Plans are well under way for the annual Fellowship Fair and Din- ne. at the Franklin boulevard YWCA, to be held Nov. 11. Mrs, J, L. VanWagoner, general chairman, has announced that Mrs. Ross Tenny will take care of the booths; Mrs, Ernest Clarke will head the pricing committee and Mrs. B. B. Kimball and Mrs. B. G. Campbell will be co-chairmen of the dinner. Tickets for the dinner are being distributed by Ora Hallenbeck. The booths will contain white | elephants, aprons, linens, baked Annual F ellowshi p Fair, Dinner Set for Nov. ll — and canned good and books, Im- ported articles from Sweden, Swit- zerland and India will also be on display. All members and friends of the YWCA are invited to attend the dinner and fair which will begin at 5 p.m. Graphite Is Good Soap heips sticky drawers, but) did you know that plain “lead” pencil, which is graphite, is good first aid for the draw curtain track? MALING SHOES peepers spy you, Open Friday Evenings What Marvelous Marion's sweet, sent flats! So be sure the) do!—Dosh to Maling’s today! 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McGregor and her deanni entertained on Mrs. Arthur King will give a | will give the rehearsal dinner Nov. |5 in their home in Kirkway drive. | On the day of the wedding Mr. }and Mrs, George Patterson will en- |tertain at breakfast for members of the wedding party and out-of- |town guests and Mr. and Mrs. J. | Thomas Smith are planning a sup- |per that evening in their home in | Martel drive. | Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman | Booth of North Gleahurst drive | were hosts to a group of friends | Sunday evening for cocktails and | a buffet supper. 'Yarboro drive will give a farewell luncheon’ Friday honoring Mrs. Europe early in November. rues, Mare. RK Evens, Mrs. William E. Beresford, Mrs. John | wood, Mrs. George W. Romney, |Mrs. Wilbur S. Awrey, Mrs. |man, Mrs. Albert J. Browning, nedy, Mrs. S. A. Cogsdill and Mrs. John Benfield. where they have been traveling for six weeks will be Mrs. M. M. Officer Visits ‘for Installation SLIP New rich beauty for chairs and And what bargains! 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Barker at her home in, LaJolla, Calif. Planning to go to Sarasota, Fla. for Thanksgiying are Mr. and Mrs. W.-D. Pittnian who will spend the holiday with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, John McKehan. Mr, and Mrs. Robert M. Critch- field of Lake Angelus returned to- day from a short stay at The Clois- ters at Sea Island, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor head the entertainment committee assisted by the Otis Thompsons, the F. C. Guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. (Nancy Thompson) of Berkeley, Edwin J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J Stephen Menhei “™4 1 New! In Plastic i ' ‘| Knitting Boxes! Mr. and Mrs. Maynard R. An-| = dreae are looking forward to a Angora Beaded visit next week from,y Mrs. An- dreae's mother urs” Mont F. i Collar _— Highley of Oklahoma City. New Sock Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Hammonds New Glove Paks a 6 ont eae eet Pus EM. 6 6:30 to 8 FM. Saas Se and tere Freee & Oxford Shop Seward dr. of St. Louis, Mo. FE 4/7212 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Genn S ay bly Press Detroit Edison | vA THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 Detroit Symphony's Opening Calls Hills Peoplelj Calif., announce oe apc of a} jdaughter Sarah Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Be Genn of | Stockholm, Sweden (Nancy Buhrer) | | 2] also-had a daughter Karen Young | Aug. 30. Both “Tom” and “Gerry” are | sons of Mrs. Vernon Genn of Lpne | | Pine Ct. Bloomfield Hills Country Ciub will give a “‘Harvest Moon” din- ner dance Saturday evening. with the Richard C. Allmans are | spending a week at the Waldort |’ Astoria Hotel in New York. Metamora Hunt entertained members of the London (Ont.) .|Hunt over last weekend. Among the guests were Col. O. M. Fuller, MFH and Mrs. Joseph Jeffrey MFH. families of both Col. Fuller and Mrs, Jeffreys were here as were Mr. and Mrs. Hall-Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rundle and many others. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Allman) Nig W. Shenefield, Mrs. Rodney Lock- | cy 10 to 16 Black Blue Red Others in Tweeds Felts Flannels there's nothing prettier than delightful creations that make you feel good just looking at them! so flattering ...so feminine... you'll want several pairs .. THIRTY-ONE _ a or that hands-across- -the-table feeling -.>.-. R & K's romancer of “Holiday,” a @ silk and rayon mix with a glow of its own and a new soft/stiffness. Curved here into 8 spooned-out neckline, @ nylon-net crinolined skirt, ee As advertised in MADEMOISELLE Perky Jersey Blouse ‘5% JURTS » BOBBIE! BOBBIE ~BROOKS SKIR~— | 34 9s a full circle of flattery in this felt skirt For offices... for classes... for dancing... here is the shirt that will take you places oh so smartly! A full circle of swish in smooth FELT that is 70% wool and 30% rayon se. . and 2 stitched weistbend that hugs your tiny waist. Heaventy colors im sizes ? to 18, “BIGEOS * SLUINS SHOOUT J _suits with jackets, ‘THIRTY: TWO Bn Follies of ie ashion Ideas ” Decried by Both Sexes By ANNE HEYWOOD Tt pleases me to see how many men are beginning to read these articles, and sometimes their comments are most interesting. Take the following, for example, from an irate husband in Mary- land: “Every year this time, my wife and all the rest of the women make a noise like a lot ef sheep and want to run out _ and buy the latest crazy crea- | garb, tion that Paris has dreamed up. My wife is quite pretty, and in the summer, when she wears simple clothes, she looks all right, But now she’s in one of the most ~ idiotic looking suits you ever saw, with a hat that. makes her look downright ugly. “Why do they do it? About a week later I got a letter from a wife, equally irate. “Last night," she said, “my husband started giving me the old stuff about my horrible new hat, and why do I let them pull | me around by the nose, and so forth. And I told him that the way men | dress all summer in the cities is just as crazy, maybe crazier, than anything women ever do. All through July and August, he wore and tight shirts with long sleeves, and ties | 'chapters later, “Look who's talking about what sheep-women are'” Let me recommend that all such husbands and wives read | a new book by Elizabeth Hawes, author of “Fashion Is Spinach.” This one is called “It's Still Spinach,” and Miss Hawes really sounds off about both subjects. ° She thinks both men and women would look better, and be more efficient, if they simplified their amusing book about it. Her chapter about men's clothes will make any woman howl, but a few the laugh will be on her, when Miss Hawes deli- pely dissects the designers who “set the trend. This is an opinionated book, but it is guaranteed to give husbands and wives several months of heated discussion, even if they've | been married so long that they think there's nothing left to talk about! The reason there are seldom two practically choking him. So he said women’s hats alike is tha¢ mil- that men have to, the companies | insist on tt. | liners try not to make the same mistake twice. Sizes 4, to 10— AAA to C Widths ‘lies SHOES You should see them. | Shoes for Young Folks Come by soon! Let us help you with problem feet. Phone FE 2-7440 26 W. Huron St and she writes a highly iher wedding trip. | 'grance in an unusual setting. ee Ob! igation Belongs to Her Family Bride May Expect Visitors Without Sending Invitation By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: the new bride to invite relatives of both families and nearest friends to her house as soon as she is settled? My son has been —milir- presents." IT have never heard of,a bride being expected to invite people to come to see her. It is the obli- gation of both families to go to see her when she returns from To nave her sitting and waiting for people to come to see her and nobody com- ing is certainly heglecting her and a very sad picture. Dear Mrs. Pest: In my trav- have. met many families with newly acquired daughters-in-law. In most instances, when mothers- in-law and fathers-in-law are ad- dressed, the words “Mother Smith” and “Father Smith” are used, Other daughters-in-law use the cold approach and say ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith."" On the other hand, some even addrsess their parent | in-law by first names. Just what is the correct address for a | daughter-in-law to use’ If the parents don't suggest any- thing closer than ‘Mr. and Mrs.” then the daughter-in-law is rather helpless unless her husband sug- gests something else for her to ©4.4.2 call them. Dear Mrs, Post: I am the | organist of the church in- which | my son is going to be married. T have been asked to play at his wedding. However, I feel that this would net be proper for the mother of the bridegroom. What is your opinion? If the organ is close to the altar so that you can have a clear view of the ceremony, it 1s per- fectly all right. Otherwise it is unfair, “Isn't it up to| ried for seveal months and. his | bride has not invited any of our) relatives to come to see her. I | feel very bad about this as they. all have given her lovely wedding | els all over the United States 1 | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 A flacon of | shadow box. famous perfume is set within an artistic i sf MI o 4895 12-20; 40 Sy Muna fdans Four days out of seven, this is the dress you'll reach for! It's sim- ple enough for the office, flatter- ing enough for a date! Fitted bod- ice above a flaring skirt makes | your waist look thimble-size. Note | the stand-up collar, buttoned sleeve. Sew this now! Pattern 4895: Misses’ sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes | 5 yards 39inch fabric. | ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has ‘complete illustrated instructions. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send 'to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Department. '2943 West 17th St.” New York 11, New York. 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Sold by the Length’) Calico Corners. 16905. fereyrees Roao Bloomfield Hills Michigan BOX.85 Since S the .. but the ends! ava ~ fabrics are SECONDS you can SAVE $$$ on our regular stock of over 100,000 yards of collection of -Decorative fabrics ANYWHERE! “es 10 FEderal &) 2-9163 | all of our finest ailable ® AOS eon Gia; (eH Se SHSM OO “o This pattern easy to use, sim- oe ne ee pea + ‘By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE | Just 25 years ago this month | the stock market crash lowered the boom which knocked out, prob- ebly forever, the lavish living habits of a world where income | taxes were hardly felt and great. fortunes could be not only made_ 1 | but kept. The perfect gift-is*this beautiful fra-| floral arrangement encased in an effective | Girl ‘Friend! Not Worthy of Her Title Advice Is to Keep Next Beau Away From Her Kind By ELIZABETH WOODWARD The plotting and politicking some of you do in the name of sweet romance! You line up go-betweens ‘to put on the pressure, You organ- | ize little side-issues to create jeal- ‘ousy, You sponsor anonymous ‘phone calls in order to elicit in- formation, | Your best curse, of in these gir! friend is, your arch ally | crimes. You can count on her being | you think. | ‘on your side always, | She's the perfect ambassador of | good will. She'll patch things up when you can't. She'll bring you back together when you don't seem | to make any headway alone. you shouldn't have stirred the pet so fast. You should have | solved the thing quietly alone without benefit of any best friend's best-meant assistance. dust as this girl is beginning to find out. She writes: “Dear Miss Woodward: I like him a lot and have been out with | him often. I thought he liked me, | but I've just found out differently. My best girl friend told me that | he told her he'd just been stringing me along, he had never liked me at all—in fact, he liked her, my girl friend! She suggested that now that he | ‘liked her she'd have a wonderful | |chatce to get back at him for |doing that to me. She went out | with him last night and again to- night—and I'm afraid she's getting to like him though she says she's just Jeading him on. Do you think that by going out with him she'll eventually fall for him? She has always | fallen all over him and if I know her she'll take advantage of him because he likes her. : “What do you think of her as a friend? Is she doing me more harm than good by going out with him? Please tell me what to do.” Your girl friend, I'm afraid, is up to no good, She's full of sym- pathy over the way your romance | | with him turned out. But it sounds ‘as though she's pretty pleased over | it too, What good can her dates with him do you? Is she likely to tell him ‘You don't like me, you | like my girl friend. And you're | net being one speck fair to her in taking me out tonight.” (if she thought that she wouldn't be with him.) Is she likely to paint rosy pictures of your charms and talents while she runs herself down? Is she likely to make any | real effort te put him back on _|on a million -a - year scale, Until suddenly you realize that - I remember reporting...on one woman of that period, who ]j alk- | ing into a smart dressmaker’s shop woman: “I'll take all the articles |in the window, please.’’ Ten min- utes later, she rolled away in her gay limousine with a hat, suit, piece — and a receipted bill for more than $5,000. She explained casually as the articles were being packed up that she hadn’t been intending to shop that day but couldn't re- sist stopping when she saw that all the items in the window hap- pened to match exactly the color of her limousine. a pair to match each of her dress- hes As a matter of fact, another bought 800 pairs of shoes in one | bas but perhaps she shouldn't mental institution. __|every cent of their fabulous in- |comes could — and did — find | jsuch aids as__perfectly-matched | ‘strings of pearls and rubies. One | | woman- about-town habitually wore | without being slugged by bandits. A fine way of spending change in the rich old days was on mag- nificent estates. A business ex- ecutive did his home completely in reproductions of antiques, stor- | ing the antique originals which _ he feared might collapse. This same man had 30 bathrooms, the cheapest of which cost $12,000. Each was done in marble with onyx and gilded bronze trim- mings. The bowling alley, I re- call, followed a prehistoric cave motif, and the swlming pool | |F at-nome cosrume— o The one-piece lounge costume for short, while the tall, leggy figure weors velveteen blater over ponts fo cut leg length. Miss H. C. — A bigger-than-ever popularity is predicted for velve- teen, for its soft drapability, for its casual ease, for the glowing |colors and this new glow surely is flattering in at-home costumes. Bleach Dye Stains If your hairdresser_accidentally spills some of that hair coloring solution (otherwise known as tint | or dye! on your favorite washable | fabric dress, here's. the - simpiest and best way to remove the stain: Just soak the garment for several | hours in a controled suds detergent | solution to which 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide has been added. ‘Shoes, Dress Click For a chic look this fall, get shoes to match, rather than con- trast with. your favorite dress-up outfit. Gloves in the same fabric are a fine trick, but don’t wear’ matching shoes and gloves and dress all at once. and telling the incredulous sales- | stockings, shoes, fur coat and fur | One rich westerner used to buy | 40 pairs of shoes every season — | count since she ended up in a> Women determined to live up to fowthueumsanee, 4 a “Many Treasures of Old Lavish gree Era Ended Up i in* Pawn ‘Shops Do. You Remember the Golden. Age? was a replica of the water thea- ter at Versailles. Place plates signed by famous aftists cost $1,000 and soup plates “$2,000 the dozen. This was just /the beginning’ One dinner set for 12 put owner back a cool $70,- 000. Tablecloths alone could be worth as much as $15,000 apiece |— as why shouldn't they when to make each, women in a famous ‘factory worked with magnifying glasses 14 hours a day ier two years. I remember being ievibed \(be- cause I was a reporter!) to a deb- | a — utante party on Long Island for. which the proud father was billed $40,000. At a luncheon later, a hos- tess paid $1,000 just for place ecards. And at a dinner for 200, a famous widow gave gold-and- ‘diamond cigarette cases to all her |/male guests, and gold-and diamond compacts to the women. After the sudden events of 1929, it may surprise nobody to learn, ‘many of these treasures wound up in pawn shops and were a great help in tiding suddenly im- poverished ~spendthrifts over the worst of their troubles. |a $300,000 square-cut 127-carat di- amond on a chain round her neck its won't slip and there’ s just a { Marriage License | ‘Applications | Car! MW Anderson. Ferndale Marjorie J. Behenna, Ferndale Staniev M Dockery. Detroit Winifred P. Arntfield, Royal Oat Louts Santa Rosa, Texas Pauline L. Hail, Royal Oak Magdelena Jr Lake Orion Rochester Olin J Atkinson Betty M Dolane John T. Womach Muriel J. Smith 77 Rutgers 145 Alberta Herman P Puett. Auburn Heights Ruby L. McCullovh, 91 Pairgrove Melvin 8 Derrigan. Hazel Park Thelma L. Abney, Hazel Park Hiram T. Burkett, Birmingham Marjorie A. Green, Royal Oak Bruce D. Jarvis, Clarkston Coleen A. Parke, Clarkston Prank C. Paviinac, 375 N. Paddock Patricia M. Thompson, 171 Sumshit Albert F. Buss, Ferndale Annie G. Gartelman, Ferndale William B Andrews, Ferndale Joyce W. Mahoney, Ferndale Robert B. Hanson 219 Seward Sylvia A Smail, 152 Clifford Francis A Thick, 300 Pisher Wii.e C. Little. 264 N Saginaw John H Lucas, Birmingham Oiivann Hill, Pleasant Ridge David M. Conroy, Detrolt Phyllis R. Copplestone, Miiford Bruce E S&chiink 3355 Devondale Patricia E. Edwards, 344 N_ Perry George EB Hock. Northville Vera. M. Stevenson, South Lyon Inkster Farmington Milton H_ York, Jean O. Steinke, | Qeorge C Inman, 2319 Garland Dorothy E. Rowland, 2070 Ferndale Lawrence R 2578 Sylvan Bhores Virginia A. Wood, 42 Vinewoord Sullivan, - Joba W Murphy 60 8 Marsha!) Carolyn F. Goschke. 60 8 Marshall Frederick G Neumann. 2417 Circle Alice M. Purdie, Milford Walter T Spencer. Ft. Hood. Texas Marion 3 Sabisch. Dreren pieinsy ‘anchors away”—there's a new idea in Rasiery comfort that you ‘Il latch on to right away. The nylons with | “the four freedoms” are here. In short—no garters. These gentle cling above the knees. a by Sama Whadla Skirt of the season! Rows and ‘rows of shell stitches—haby shells at the waist that grow bigger and bigger toward the hem! Jiffy crochet—it's beginner-easy' Crochet pattern 764: Misses’ waist sizes 20-22; 28-30 inches in- cluded. Matching stole. | Send twenty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st-class mailing, Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needle- |craft Department, P.O. Box 164, ; ACROSS” = ; ; | the track to you? 1 =the [ i iB 7 ry 7 Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, | No, she's out to have a good) Baptists New York. Print plainly pattern time herself, She claims it's to| (First man a2 number, your name, address and | punish him for what he did to you. te ea Laas "4 zone. | But that’s only what she told you A — * w i —she's being all eagerness as far 13 pispatched PET | as he’s concerned If she used to 16 pagent ton of UNIA! fall all over him it's because she 17 small piece i] Vip? liked him even when he was your |, pale Nitec ad Ive found a way beau. And now he’s hers—and she's 19 Month ab) 5 2B | To spread the paste | 20 Certain i |happy about it. oF eee estat || With thoroughness What can you do, but grin and 22 Set anew | And likewise haste ! bear it? And enlist no help from 3$ $20) ie “ ase her again. She rushed into the 2 emconises m | 8 breach and Tan off with the prize! 3; arabian yy this time. With his cooperation, of : arment Vi A a | ecent ” hy course, Say nothing more about it. | 33 Pinnacle Yyiyy Uy And keep your next beau away | 3 Serpent in d Lid : aes from that girl friend! 36 Tear asunder = j 39 - cage Com- mandments Anewer te sical Pursle | 40 mané rina : 44 Worthless x 1 OA N table scrap Liiiy aan Siciu 46 Jesus —— into iS iAlv. Gg alert] Jerusalem on @iIN OiLb i: [$i TihimMiU an ass el ole 48 conto oe ee © ’ v A6iTlA Bethiehem 5a ee 10 Biblical 35 ans (e j ' .. Le! $0 Eucharistic : mountain 37 Spotted ood & A si =e vessels : aaeee ‘ 11 Measuring 38 Fabulous J 1K a oo an a Diddie eic acid ester - device animal 1 5 He ; seble boy 3 ree see 22 Ransom 39 Vestige paint rome il co 4 rs urmese Ww 23 Timbrels 41 Assistants . sep iPr.) 5 + set 26 comer : 42 Angry ps = “de we paper. : , mous xpunge 28 Unciother 43 Victim of fi _ English school @ Weathercocks 3% Daybreak leprosy ! you sd an even 10 tial ing 7 Storehouse feomb, form) 45 English river faster. $7 Weight of 8 Amperes (ab) 31 Near 47 Tiallan city | Sieur - Swern India , ® Attenuate 34 Apostie 49 Raced at "#4 (ee f| fr ~ i e j 4 . - : Sek, Pita see te re ; < oe : +) 2 = ? i ( i ss s i fa. ey =...) PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1954 ia _.___THIRTY-THREE ‘ : . 4 \ covets to ” table linens and stuffed Leathers The John F. State. Child Study Group Gathers: ~— flunior date alae a Now Resist Sete [for Annual: Conclave ih Ann Arbor (Will Sponsor = | O esis Bloomfield, TO nnua ONCIAV Ch Sal The sale willbe held from 9 vatil a ail, exasuace| TIStMAS SALE 5 on Thursday and trom 9 until 9 Water Dirt the | Some 400 delegates, representing | versity’s School fh Education, was | his many years. of service on the| A Christmas sale featuring items | Friday, '] 130 active clubs and 4500 mem. | thé speaker at the banquet held advisory board of the association.|made by the Detroit League for). yirs, Richard S, Teel of Bir- N S ed H | d engagement le meted Wednseday ia WI Wednesday evening ia~the Mich- | In other business, the organiza-| the Handicapped. a Detroit Red ingham and Mrs. Frederic Ward ew uede oidas <.0f ciece | sere, ot y in iret igan Union building. tion passed the following resolu-| Feather organization, will be spon- of Wards Point drive are co-chair- .. Color and Can Be Methodist, Church, Ann Arbor for by _ past-president | tions: that each member and each | sored by members of the Birming- man of the event. Mrs. Carl Un- ; daughter, the annual Michigan Child Study | yrs ¢ ©. Creal, he immediately club would take positive action to| ham Junior League, Nov. 4 and 5 gerhili of Birmingham is chairman oli bsealaai Clara, to | Association convention. smesunced that he had changed clean up comic books, TV pro-jat the Village Store in Birming- of volunteer sales, ; emg . : . . and movies, that all stop | ham. epee sudden downpour while wearing a ' Whiting Jr., | welcomed the group to their two tae oa ned oho mahal hors that actos lamar saaaapeedl Peale people, Abvut 70 per cent of the world's new suede leather jacket? 7 son of the | day conclave at the general ses-| 6.5 too." ila are the meeting of May. . ~\will bes anything fron from aki" boot silk comes from Japon. ‘: Did a waiter ever spi) soup all Henry — |San me mornin and Deporal | “We're so busy with the me-| over your new leather coat? Whitings of velte of n spoke on | Chanics of the home — washing, You needn't worry about such irmi “The Warm Heart Plus the Clear Goraing many, setting mishaps any more. Médern science aioe ay Mind,” emphasizing the helping "dls On time—that we overlook Cobbler Aprons is @ role of woman. . the teaching function of the home ; man vs oo Oe. Oe ee raduate of he began. U. 8. tanners are now produc- O Michi ‘The afterncen wae vided tafe | nnn, are gems. certain ing suede leather that is crock- mestings on proaches! || rent advantages in the home Handiest proof (the color won't come off) State College | children, tm-betweens, pre-terns, | oo sineeliet oieuatian. |The Apron — and resistant to water and stains. and he was pee, and » fol | child in the home is mere man- Ever : Other newly developed leather [| aduated lowed by a tea at the home of souks Gan aap otet tants Designed finishes make it easy to clean gr Bre, Garten Hataher, Gite of the his life cycle, He is completely smooth leather garments with a from Yale predeat ot the Univer dependent on his parents, and re spice | moist rag and a mild soap, no University. A the parent has the right time matter how light in color or deli- February we avert Y. McClusky, pro-| te be the instructor.” ‘ e cate im texture. . *, | fessor of psychology in the Uni- by Luxite : ; wedding is Fe Dr. McClusky then listed t he d New technological developments aes things which should be taught but x pl make it possible to dry-clean suede P ‘ 1Owen School which are more often just picked Slip . $595 leather garments by conventional CLARA MARGARET GORDON : up in oad ee en f. $295 : methods and at approximately the - —'to Be Setting ily . sm — Gown AG SE 8 $ 25 same price as fabric garments ee = Pp i ki $395 _ | justment to different ages, the ; while maintaining. velvety sheen P eet Deserve Attention for Hoedowners | pane"Stitues toward se host ettiskirt. . . 7 and luster of fine suede, Witches and goblins will deco- ity, religion and democracy. , Add spicy variety to your lingerie ward- This is ohh pare af the techasing | If you've been breaking in your| After trimming your toenails, rate Owen School Saturday eve-| He pointed out the advantages of rébe. Gay, brilliant, beautiful red for a $ 95 ical revolution in the leather gar- fall shoes, you know your feet | use a pumice stone on the calluses ning for the Hoedowners Ball. meal time as a happy instruction saucy glimpse of color under a dark hem 32 cant ihe ehich eae leathe,| ShOuld tiave the attention and|on your heels. Then, lubricate| The dance which will be held | period. “The big shots take their Finest nylon tricet, rich with permanent made leather | pampering they deserve your feet with baby oil. from. 8:30 until 11:30, will mark | clients out to dinner when they pleating, dainty nylon lace (with shisectence) — on both Fifth avenue and; A weekly pedicure is important the beginning of the official sea- | want to put a deal across. Parents street. for the health and beauty of your son of the Hoedowners Square | should follow suit, Don’t make it These new leather finishes and a If your feet are neglected Country Club Dance Club, sponsored by the Pon-| a gripe session—that's the way treatments are good news, indeed, | g have calluses, corns and tw) £7 Offi | tiae Parks and Recreation Depart- | ulcers start.” since this is the biggest season in| grown toenails, they cannot do|lst@CtS cers ment. is ube cuptadens Os history for leather fashions. the job of balancing your we-ght| Drew C. Haneline was re-elected! Ralph Monroe, president of the | «contagion of example” and the For sports, utility and fashion, properly: president of the Birmingham Coun- | organization, says 40 couples Will) «p,oemal context of events” —the INFANTS’ SPECIALTY SHOP : the entire family is going fer | Start your pedicure by soaking | try Club at a recent meeting. attend the dance. Program plans| teachable moment leather garments, suits and coats | your feet in a foot bath filled) Named to other offices were|are being made by B. D. Hart,| — ts 718 West Huron Street fe 2-3220 as never before. with warm soapsuds and water. | s . E. Dubois, vice president: CF F. | while the Ray Freeburys will dec-| At the conclusion of his talk he J” ; : And leathers are versatile. They | Using a small brush, scrub ‘your Guilmet, secretary and M. | orate the hall. : Was presented with a citation for range from the leathers in| feet. Working up a rich lather, | Stiller, treasurer. There is still time to join a the warm, -resistant jacket | carefully scrub each toenail. Elected to fill three-year terms | square dance club for the full sea- which junior wears to school, to| Dry your feet thoroughly and/as directors were W. T. Birnie, | son or to join a beginners’ group soft and clinging leathers perferred | before you start clipping your|G. I. Connely, A. V. Lotti and/|for instruction. Anyone interested . by the Paris designers for their | toenails study the direction im/H. M. Stiller. Other directors. are | should contact the Parks and Rec- high-style creations. which they are growing now to/ J. C. Nick, Gale Stringer, A. G.|reation Department. ; determine whether you've been| Swenson, C. R. Turner and O. J. Fall Conference for WSCS Set for Friday Central Methodist Church will be the setting Friday at 10 a.m. for the Fall Assembly of the Detroit la, The theme of the assembly will be “Jesus Christ—the Way.” Mrs, Henry V. Loeppert of Evanston, Ill., will be a guest “A will report on the World Council of Churches which was held in August, Helen Desjardinf, a missionary for the past 35 years in China, will | °°" a a speak on, “A Bright Horizon.” =| Dancing Group |j It's here! The thrifty Opens Season Attached to the clipper is a toenail file with a curved end for safe toenail grooming. 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The tuna on the hook ur looks forward to the time “we have room to open her up wide.” Whaler Says Huston Should Move South HOLLYWOOD (UP) — A pro- fessional whaler from England says that the director, John Hus- i ton, looked for the world’s Jargest whales _in the wrong location in ‘making a film ot the Herman) Melville classic, “Moby Dick.” | of technical adviser recently on “Hell Below Zero,” a film about Antarctic. whaling men for War- wick Productions, “John Huston, your famous Hol- lywood director, is wasting his time if, as repdérted, he's looking for the biggest whales in the world be- tween the Azores and the north- west African coast,”’ Morrison said. “Wasting his time and energy.’ “They'll pick up a few light- on down to Antarctic waters instead | of staying in the warmer waters off upper Africa for nothing. Wins by Hook or Crook PROVINCETOWN, Mass. 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This year the Middies are off to victories in four of their first five games and threaten the Academy's plays linebacker or halfback onj|and Bill Johnson, offensive guard - defense, Watching from the left are Jack Greenlees, ‘Jackets mbet unbeajen Fitzgerald = Pontise Press Photo tackle; Friday. Better Than Last Year West Virginia's Football ‘Orphans’ seem Headed for Unbeaten Record, Bow! Bid ‘fell fal i ribpayl : z 5 Sports Pages in‘ Mexican Race Field Cut to Half of 1953's Size MEXICO CITY @ — Mexico's fifth annual road race, ~ to EF a8 { ‘F iin! F 1 Hi! Bigs 7a? i ‘Pehl? ig: Eq 3 ae M 7. E beaten South Carolina, which licked Army, and we have taken Penn State, which beat Illinois. week we play Pitt which has gain.’ ichigan Is Top Defensive 11" in Western Conference By JOHN BARBOUR ANN ARBOR ® — Michigan's Wolverines, tied with Ohio State for’ the Big 10 football lead, rate best defensive team in the g z bie against the Wolverines. beat Michigan, 26-7. dj Queen’s Horse to Arrive in Maryland Today LAUREL, Md. — Four more | -| horses, including Queen Eliza- beth’s Landau, were due to arrive here today for the $65,000 Wash- ington International. oe _ | Playing Last Kramer is 4th in scoring in the} Big 10, with 19 points, seven of! them coming on extra points, / has also caught two an even 2-yard average. He has returned five punts for 48 |yards—a 96-yard average. | ‘Crazy Legs’ Season as Pro Elroy Hirsch Finding That Bumps, Bruises Are Harder at 30 LOS ANGELES @®—This is the | “It’s just that sooner or you have to make a decision about the future,” Hirsch told newsmen, i, 7 at Get at Irish plied “wait until you see week's.” “SRE #ea i i li fel HE Unbeaten Title Tramples Lincoln, 25-0, Yesterday to Conclude Perfect Season Washington wrapped up its 3rd eeeee when Chiefs’ Eleven Acorns Come Here With 3 8 3 rf | iin Roberson, Indianapolis, who stopped Jack Brittain, Woodhaven, Long Island, N. Y., 2 and 1, * * oF Other pairings had defending jchampion 0 V. Russell of Pine- _hurst vs. J. W. Roberts, Colum- |bus, Ohio, and Col. C. D. McAl- lister, Orlando, Fla., vs.. Douglas Hill of Cincinnati, last year’s rig- ner-up. : Cain Hoy Stable Is Given High Position CHARLESTON, 8. C, # — The Varona, Andrews Sign IeS in Unusual Role. | of ‘Underdogs |i /| Washington. f * who | ment at Tucson, Ariz. 28, 1954 _FIFTY-THREE__ ‘Babe Missus oday. f oo LJ * ee But Mrs. Babe Didrikson Zaha- riay boarded an American Airlines plane Wednesday night with a hur- rjedly-bought bag of clothes and a flaim she had no idea why Presi- /dent Eisenhower asked her to _* : The Associajed We 4 Athlete of the Half-Century ¢ “T'm taking : clubs, eas eens my golf clubs, President is either to give her an award or just wants to play a Zaharias Has Dinner Date Speculation here is that the | Wie as . ie AP Photo FINE considerable talk at Ann Arbor over the ove), Michigan's fine sophomore end. Kramer is W frequently as a future All-America possibility, The old 210-pounder from East Detroit has been a standout, offensively and defensively with Michigan's Big 10 current co-leaders, : Taking Golf’¢ Clubs Along | With Ike sitet Freres : H i Houston Girl Teams Play Fast Volleyball HOUSTON, Tex. —If it's vol- leybal] you play, you can get real competition from Houston girls That goes for the men, too. They really take the game serl- ously here. Last May two Houston teams were in the finals of the national women's volleyball tourna- The Hous- tonettes beat the Houston Red Shield team for the title, | es + & Manager Mickey -Finley admits her girls wouldn't stand much chance against a-topnotch men’s team but she saya the Houston- ettes have notched. victories over | some better than average guys in ithe sport Wayne Faces Indians, Animals in ‘54 Slate Indians and animals have the lead in the list of team nicknames of the 194 Wayne Football oppo- nents, Michigan Normal is known as the Hurons, Bradley as the Braves and Omaha as the In- dians. : » *.* State, the Bears of Washington IiAdams Praises | >)\Rangers After. 52 WingLoss : Camille Henry Paces Y Win as Blueshirts Tie Detroit for 2nd . g z F d gE & i Hi U i 5 % i i uF t ; i = f # z ? i a i i i H z Het en fF; i : ; Pa i ecil Hu Hel : t by Elo : i aif 3 during meeting. pace, Pacing NFL. PHILADELPHIA .®%—Two hard. | running San Francisco backs — | | Hugh McEthenny and Joe Perry— | | are battling for the ground-gaining leadership, while Los-Angeles’ great passing ace, Norman van Brocklin, tops the passers in the National Football -League. The latest ment from teammate Perry as the league heads into its sixth week of the campaign. McElhenny, former University of Washington star who finished seventh among the ball cavriers last year, has gained 457 yards on 52 carries, an average of 8.8 per run. Perry is second with 407 49ers’ McElhenny, Perry in Rushing Van Brocklin maintained his yards on 63 attempts, an average of 6.5 Arizona's Art Lu NEW YORK. i®—Arizona’s Art _ Luppino, who also is the No. 1 iball carrier in the couhtry, has scored 25 touchdowns and added 10 extra_points. At that rate he'll ppino Already Has Piled Up 100 ver’s Rusty Fairly, has only 60 points on 8 touchdowns and 12 con- versions. : ing.. UCLA's Sam Brown in punt returns -and Washington State's Bob Iverson in interceptions. = * cd pes “ahs pore ber ioe all sem- is v Shinen of conspetinn De tl Bote ‘ ccs csnh eft ae yy = Hanifan has caught. 26 passés to; . Points With Five Games Still Remaining fo Play Stewart is the yardage leader with 352 but Drake’s Jerry Mer- Sosa? aghast 7 K F is | $1 Deposit Will Hold Any | 6.50x16 iF - THE PONTIAC PRESS; ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 £ ~ TIREG, 77 W. Huron St. Cor. Cass Ave. FE 8.0424 Michigan’s Largest Tire Dealers ! LOOK at These PRICES! One Full Year to Pay! Fall Tire Sale Purchase Until Wanted! " Hi : Need Tires? | ‘ ” By JOE REICHLER NEW YORK &—The American | dicate. At a late hour Wednesday night, | Ro to an eight man Philadelphia syn-,to Kansas City, contingent _upon, al, Six of the eight clubs must ap- | Johnson completing: the deal with | prove a new owner. y Mack, executive vice presi- l, As the meeting got under way, it was known that at least two ee Thursday as the club owners met | it was learned however. that Har- dent of the Athletics. ; Hor the second time in two-weeks | ridge probably first would call for | 7 clubs fevared the enle of the A's} to decide the fate of their white |» vote on whether to shift the be-| Since then, however, the House |. nieq the Philadelphia franchise elephant, the Philadelphia Ath- leaguered franchise to Kansas | of Mack, Connie and his two sons, to Kansas City letics. 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Viencgmn decisioned Saxton, oe an Cash Leader | DAYTONA BEACH, Fila. @ — fre Petty won the 1954 champion- ship in the NASCAR Grand Na- | tional Auto Race circuit but Herb | Thomas won the most money. Petty, 40-year-old driver from Randelman, N.C., had 8,649 points for the year, President Bill France of the National Assn. for Stork car racing said yesterday, Thomas, a fellow North Carolini- an from Sanford, finished winnings amounted to $38,160. Pet- ty’s winnings were $26,706. 'Ganzel Leads Passers |in Mid-America League Quarterback Jerry Ganzej of Conference passers, according office in Oxford, O. Ganzel, who prepped at Milford |High School, has completed 29 passes for 413 yards, both league- leading figures. with 8,366 points but his psn } Western Michigan College has tak- | -§\ en the lead among the Mid- orreaigrel | statistics released from the eS Del Flanagan Drops Split “““ Decision to Coast Welter newly crowned champion, before he won the crown. . * * Last nights Mahe wos ut Orll: ing. The two clinched, wrestled and butted: many times. There were Oklahomans Fly to Denver for Colorado Tilt Sooners Arrive Early to Become Accustomed to Climate DENVER «®—Oklahoma’s No. 2- ranked Sooners fly into Denver to day to sniff the chilly, thin mile- high air before their important Big Seven football game Saturday at Boulder with Colorado's un- ranked Buffaloes. “Qur going to Colorado early has nothing to do with the altitude bug- aboo,” Wilkinson said before leav- ing Norman. “The better team will win whether the game is played at Boulder or Norman. u “We went to California on Thurs- ver University stadium. Another ~ ‘\ drill is booked there tomorrow. AP Wirephote LINEMAN OF WEEK — Hal Easterwood, Mississippi State center, works out after being named lineman of the week tn the Associated Press poll of writers and broadcasters. lie was singled out for his ‘terrific de- fensive_play against Alabama last Saturday. Easterwood is a 190- pound, 21-year-old senior. The team will go by bus to Boulder Saturday. 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They fit, See them today while ovr stocks are Fresh end - Complete, You'll | readily see why Alpagere is Americo's 3 truly fine coat In the field ef populer price. Alpagora’ Tuct one Look... aud men choose... as Featured in November Esquire Outercoats 50 Sportcoats $3 =) 106. N. SAGINAW game—M. Hammett 192, | 409. r s ~ Old College Try’ Back of feelers’ Top-Rated Play ~ _ By JOE BRADIS) PITTSBURGH @® — What's hap- pened to the Pittsburgh Steelers? They lost six of seven exhibitions. Now they’re tied for the Eastern Division lead in the National Foot- ball League. os L * * “It’s. team spirit,” comments Coach Walt Kiesling. “I've never coached or seen a team with more spirit. And it’s all voluntary. Noth- ing forced.” Kiesling gave the Steelers a two day holiday from practice after It's Time Out! | What is it then that makes the their 17-7 revenge victory over the Philadelphia Eagles last Saturday | 7 night. tage of a well-earned rest,” said Kiesling. “But what do they do? Why more than half of the team turns out for a spontaneoys prac- tice session. You can't beat that | for team spirit.” Kiesling, an assistant coach, took | 7 over the coaching duties from bald- | 7 > ing Joe Bach, who resigned after | >” the Steelers lost three straight ex- | 1» hibitions, * *¢ 8 The Steelers, rated no bettér | = than fourth in pre-season polls, |= = have beaten Green Bay, Washing- ton, Jost to Philadelphia, then | i) bounced back to whip Cleveland arki Philadelphia. * * & Statistically, the Steelers haven't got a single man on the top rung | on any department in the NFL. Pat Brady is second in punts, Jimmy Finks is fifth in passing and Ray Mathews is sixth and eighth, respectively, in pass re- ceiving and scoring. They don’t show a single man in the top 10 in punt returns, /kickoff returns or leading ground gainer. * * = Steelers click? “Football is 75 per cent heart,” says Asst. Coach Nick Skorick. | 7 “We've got 80 per cent heart.) —. Kiesling’s got the other 20 per): cent.” , Ex-Collegiate Sensation ‘Bevo’ Plays Here Sunday Clarence. (Bevo) Francis, who will appear here with the Boston Whirlwinds against Shaw's Jewel- ers at Pontiac High School Sun- day night, apparently has made the transition from a sensational college performer to a solid pro in good shape. : Abe Saperstein, owner of the famous Harlem Globetrotters and the Whirlwinds, declares he's per- fectly satisfied with the $30,000 deal which brought the 6-foot 9-inch star and Newt Oliver, his Rio Grande (0.) college coach, into -. his fold. Francis was ‘the center of a swirling controversy since started playing for Rio Grande in the 1952-53 season. He scored 1,954 points in 39 games for a new record, but the NCAA refused to recognize the mark, claiming there were not enough 4-year colleges among Last season, Oliver arranged a much stiffer schedule. Bevo broke loose to kick over a number of records. He scored 1,255 points in 27 games for an average of 46.5 — a new record for small college players. This time the NCAA rec ognized the feat along with a flock of other new marks for Bevo, in- cluding most field goals (444), most free throws made (367), most points in one game (113), most field goals in one game (38) and most free throws made in one game (37). Bevo and his Whirlwind team- mates will play a 20-minute. exhi- bition against the Jewelers and then will meet the Western team of the Harlem Globetrotters in a 30-minute exhibition. Another 20- Maceday Expected to Get New Fishing Site LANSING ® — Public fishing _ sites may be set up on Maceday Lake in Oakland County and Mary Lake in Iron county, the conservation department said to- day. The department said the purchase | of public fishing sites on the lakes would be considered at its commis- sion Nov, #5 meeting at Higgins Lake. Purchase of 437 acres of game and hunting lands will also be studied. Bowling Results AUTOMOTIVE Pts. 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Main receiver is Ted Cunio, a highly-rated end. Putting pressure on. Van Gilder and stopping the Spartan running is the job of Bill Johnson,” Jerry Oakland County’s prep football light Friday falls on games-at | ‘Fisher, Jack Gre: rclees and the Hill brothers, Albert and Alfred. Handling Cunio and the other pass targets falls to Marv Evans, Toby Aldrich, Dick Gronski and Ray Boyl. Aldrich and Evans also are Avondale’s offensive keys. Also bidding for an unbeaten campaign is Oxford, winners of 6 straight. Since 1945, Wildcat. foot- ball has been in the doldrums, but coach Jean Ha has led the “gravel capital’ team out in a big way this fall. & John Abel directed Oxford to | an 8-0 record in 1941 and the Wildcats were undefeated in both 1944 and 45 under H. B. Johnson, now Oxford's principal. With stars like Steve Lockwood, Bob Quayle, Art Schultz, Cliff Marsh and Guy Kessler, Oxford had a winning string of 18 in the John- sen era, but since then it has had trouble reaching 500, . Clarkston and St. Mikes bar the path to a 90 mark. The small, but speedy Wolves will be in Ox- fore Friday night with upset on their minds. ee At Berkely, Waterford poses a threat to Berkley’s bid for an un- disputed Inter-Lakes title. South- field still holds hopes of tying Berkley. < ¢ Since. dropping 3 of its Ist 4 games, the Skipper 11 “‘jelled”’ for impressive triumphs over Van Dyke and Farmington. Improved defense and Tom Bryce's passing are the main reasons. Waterford will be without regu- | lar linemen Al Nestor and Jack Peurach. Nestor, a 220-pound de- fensive star, is out with a face injury, while Peurach has moved te West Branch. However, Ran Beedle is a capable replacement -——__s GARS-CARS-CARS-CARS! 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Hans Guenther ‘Winkler,’ a 27- year-old. aspirin salesman from Westphalia, last night won the show's individual jumping . cham- |pionship in a jumpoff. This. put Germany in the winners’ circle for the first time in this show and the first time on American soil in more than 20 years. Winkler, riding Halla, cleared an eight-obstacle course without fault a Spanish and two Mexican offi- faultlessly their first attempts. In other international jumping. the Mexican team took its third blue ribbon when Capt. Joaquin d'Harcourt rode Cordoves to a vic- tory in a class decided by time. The time for d’Harcourt’s ride was and then entered a jump-off with | cers, each of whom also had ridden | German Wins Equestrian Show Individual Honors 28.4 seconds, while Billy Stein- kraus, Westport, Conn., took H seconds flat for the same ride. *The team championship, high- light of the show, will be decided at the State Farm Show Arena here Friday afternoon. Shindorf Is Injured ’ Adrian will be without the serv- ice of Pontiac’s Russ Shindorf this Saturday, when the Bulldogs try to snap a 3-game losing string against Wilmington College. Shin- dorf, a former St. Michael back- field star, suffered a shoulder sepa- ration and may be lost for the rest | of the season. Flint Angler Drowns FLINT #® — Norton Chapman, TS, of Flint, was found drowned in Threat Creek Tuesday night. He fishing earlier in the Suits Extra Cost! apr Week-End Special Men’s Flannel Charcoal wake i Charge Your Purchase at No National Clothing _ 9 South Saginaw SLEEPING BAGS Take along one of these! to carry, soft. $] 22 Up Easy. extra warmth, extra * é 24 E. Lawrence St athers and Pe $ ~ Woolrich and Soo WARM WOOL PLAID Hunting Coats Pull cut for comror' 33 and plenty of action A small deposit: holds. Plaid Hunting Pants 51298 up HUNTING CAPS Bright reds and laids, warm 1"° Up WOOL HUNTING SOCKS For warmth and comfort. |” Pr. Red Jersey Gloves 40°" j rsh Footbal Teams to Play : in New York - Even Christy Ring on Hand to Greet Gaelic Grid Outfit NEW YORK #—Little Irishman, Big Irishman. Wiry Irishman. Pudgy Irishman. All were on hand . to greet the hurlers and Gaelic football players from County Cork and County Mayo. * * @ There was Tommy McDonald -and Sean Flanagan. Paddy Barry and Eddie Moriarty. Matt Fouhy. and Davey O'Leary. And then there was Christy Ring, himself, the greatest of.them all. They speak in awe when Chris- ty’s name is mentioned for he is the only man ever to win an all- Ireland medal as a hurler in eight of his 12 years of competition. Meeting Christy, at the head- quarters of the Gaelic Athletic Assn. of New York, you wouldn't _.” take him for an all-time great. In his middle 30s, he is slightly bald- — ish, of stocky build. They sav he can handle a hurley like a drum major handles a baton. * * * “He's the greatest hurling man I ever saw," said Dr. Pat O'Keefe. director of the touring teams that arrived by chartered plane from Shanhon yesterday morning. Gerry Schumacher called him “the Babe Ruth of hurling” but Gerry can be excused because he is a tub thumper for the baseball |New York Giants and the Irish M teams play Sunday at the Giants’ Polo Grounds, These hurl@rs and football play- ers are strictly amateurs, taking time off from work for a game on a Sunday afternoon. Many of their former teammates have moved to America and will be playing against them on their tour that includes games in New York and Boston, Prep Schedule | . FRIDAY | Royal Oak at Pontiac: Waterford at | Berkley; Walled Lake at Farmington; Van Dyke at Southfield; Milford at Keego snachootier Brighton at Clarenceville; Romeo at Rochester; Fitagerald at Avon- dale; Troy at Clawson; Madison at Rose- ville; Melvindale at Lapeer; Harper- Woods at Bloomfield Hills: South Lyon at Pinckney; Birmingham at Port Huren; Hazel Park at Ferndale; East’ Detroit at Mt. Clemens; Mayville at Ortonville; | Imlay City at Capac; North Branch et Millington; Warren at Utica; South Lake at Center Line: Eastiand at Lake Shore; New Haven at Aimont; Memphis at Armada; Dryden at ve City | SATURDAY St. Mary at oy Pred's; Cranbrook. ‘at Pittsburgh Shady Side, Holy Redeemer | at Shrine. \ SUNDAY | @t. Benedict at 8! Michael: St. James at Bt. Clement, Bt. Rita at RO 6. Mary, Bowling Results ST. MICHAEL wb wo. Condon 16 8 Lalone'’s 1213 Driller Ne. 2 16 8 Harvey 12 12 Pioor 16 8 Willy's 12 12 Voorhees 16 6 Midtown 1112 Talbot's 16 68 Hayden's 8 16 Corwin's 13 11 Brace's 717 Rule's 132 11 Watersoft 4 17 18 Driller No. 1 12 11 Partridge Indiv. game—R. Rothbarth 1226. series —J. Talbot 617; team game—Pontiac Ploor Covering 1006, series—Talbot's Barbers 2711. BELI Bs ak @& BEAUX Pts Pts, Violets 23 «Carnations 13 Mums 19 Daffodils 13 Daisies 18 Marigolds 12 Peonies 17 Pansies IL Glads 16 Asters 10 Lilacs 16 Poppies 10 Lilies 16 Orchids 8 Petunias 18 Iris 7 Fi paid game, series—R. Conant 551, PONTIAC 8Q’ SQUAWS we wth Local 653 20 8 Auburn 11:17 orphans 20 8 Hams 8 20 Smith 19 @ Cherokee's 8 20 Shell 19 9 Ted's 7 21 Indiv. game, series—F. Craig 184, 515; team game, serten— Local 653, 873, 2460 | WESTSIDE L ADIES “B" we who |\R& FP 17 11 Seven-Up 1s 13 | Girvin ~ 16 11 Fowler's 12 13 | Hank's 15 12 Oman’s 12 16 Tom's 14 14 Woodman s : 16 Indiv. game L. Hamm 172 G. McNerney 447, team game aca Up 600, series—R & P ueis sore AL. M LADIES Ww Kids is 10 Lunsford 18 13 No. 1 18 10 Hi-Lo 10 17 | Tomkins 171 Puller 10 17 Montcalm 16 12 Hibler's 7 21 Team series—Team No. 1 2589, game N —Tompkins 040; indiv. series—E Kira 601, game—H. Borles 219. LADIES ALL-STAR Pts Pts Craven 22 Huron 14 Motor Inn 19 Shaw's 13 Ward's 18 No. 3 7 Mason 18 Wahifeil 0 Team game, series—Ward's #467, 2518, Indiv. game—Shirley Pointer 211, series ~—Viola: Cargo! 541. IMPERIAL GIRLS wL L Munro's 22 6 Lounge 13 18 Service 20 8 Shaw's 13 15 Poole's 15 13 Price's 16 Griff's 14 14 Gresham's 11 17 Lanes 13 158 Cottage 72 Team game—Service Window 839. series—Munro's 2369; indiv. game—Gen B-adiey 2232, series—Helen Achenbach 566, F.0.5. NO. NO. 1230 wt. L Ottmar’s 18 6 «Lindsey 11 13 ise’s 13 10 Ace 1113 Bobbies 1311 PF.OF. @i4 Mac 1311 Greenwood 17 7 Indiv. game, series—B. Baker 164, 443; team game, series—Greenwood Print- |=s 657, 1932. | BU URON Bi BOWL Puertas bof r Frenchy's Perr 18 8 Braumiester Auburn 8 20 16 12 Birmingham 717 ie 15 12 Lorens 717 int. games—R. Rothbarth, F. Thorn- ton 234, series—R. Rothbarth 606.. = Sport Specials! all Sear BASKETBALL SHOES | All Weol VARSITY JACKETS GYM TRUNKS, $1.00 up "King Louie BOWLING SHIRTS BOWLING SHOES WELDEN SPORTING GOODS St Mt. Clemens = FE-4-6211 SSSSEReeeeeeeee Cueeeauunn | Harbor; Clarkston at Oxford: Holly at ° Loop Standings THE PONTIAC PRESS, 1 THURSDAY, ‘OCTOBER 28, 1954 ‘Hamilton Fires Irio From Pitt Grid Squad Steratore, both of Washington County, Pa. The three, all juniors, are room- __ FIFTY: SEVEN, You'll be siting - pretty! Rawls Favored at Fort Worth She his prepared statement, ‘Ham: | Carver said the case is closed | McKinnon, Dodd, Hicks. i henley sarasota joe the is no chance the trio | several hours later. The statement, | will be reinstated this season, a Also Advance in Texas released by graduate manager (next. Women’s Open . Frank Carver, quoted Hamilton as} : FORT WORTH, Tex. fending champion and m art be teenies * * Ths diwuisasis saariad the aon: ond such case for Hamilton who De- “4 fa to understand an athlete alist have ever had . who can break faith with his team- | took over as head coach for ailing | Betsy Rawls was rated the player * Asked if there Had been any fric- mates. He does. not deserve to | Lowell (Red) Dawson after Daw- to beat Thursday as the 19th an- ¢ ete. Set ol ten 6 ee wear a Pitt uniform." son was hospitalized with a minor | "a! Women’s Texas Open golf, _\omp Hamilton, who came to Pitt after tournament moved. into its second SEAT COVERS Racehorse Breaks Leg Near the Finish Line NE WYORK — Precession, a. 10-year-old horse sired by Bull Lea and winner of more than $100,000 was destroyed on the Jamaica in County Area aa ae a 5 z 5 e -onrd ewwt* Hi is ey eet o > a eee cue FE § 5” 4 wuws “oor weett ond ewet j z eet wernt? co~ a ts wow S wet wuweddunuwe de saceCEnece: woe i z eKwed anna ewer ewwt ered woot wewhad eww ot wer oad coreud *eee00 en-oood Purdue, Badger, OSU Aces Lead in Big 10 Statistics CHICAGO @ — Len Dawson, Alan Ameche’ and a pair of Ohio State stars, Dave Leggett and Bob- ay ene: he Oe Oe Tes MSC, Michigan Grid Audiences Ahead of 1953 Michigan State also has shown an increase, although it is only a slight one. Spartans have drawn 103,813 fer two home games, compared to 102,792 for their Ist two games watched ‘Wayne defeat North Da- kéta State last Friday. | - - Jincluded three who won by 9-8 ; The 19 . year- old quarterback Bobb Avila Honored ‘Shoe’ Boosts String scores—Betty McKinnon of Savan- pac ase ow eee cal pgs With Four More Wins true of Dallas; Betty Dodd of San te shesting fer 2 ccliegiate al- | OS Best of Indians SAN BRUNO, Calif. @—Jockey | Antonio, who defeated Mrs. A.R. : record Gi Shoemaker boost Hancock of Gladwater, Tex., and , : CLEVELAND —Bob Avila, the | vu er becsted hie 1904 | ey Hicks of Monhatten Stock { Watkins tops Big Ten rushers,| . orican League's batting cham victory string to 37 at Tanforan| iit who downed Mrs. Gene according to official statistics, with : “lrace track yesterday, piloting Harding of El Paso, Tex. { ‘ja net gain of 309 But Wis- | ion, was elected the Cleveland In- | nome four winners for the second| — , | -jand has an ‘edge over Watkins | Leggett is No. 1 in total of- fense with a four-game net of 371. Owner, manager and player on { ——s = -_ . ‘the Mexico City Reds in the Mexi-| NATIONAL + worm LEAGUE aports writers and ae ee For a Real Deal. See oe “ps . ‘chi can Winter League, Avila is also a | Montresi mee © 3 | 3 | pom Arver ee UE nn ee cee candidate for the American | DO ooo ccc ; 3 ¢ 8 Baits Grwek Cs Centzai (tie) aa ei His teammate, Johnny Matsock,|L2ssue’s Most Valuable Player) Fete, ccd 3 3 8 [line Contre ~ gl pbenceaony © ‘| leads in all kick with en award.- i Aree vice “} @ 4 38 —_ ae were ceseeesanass ; | ® verage yards kickoff w Ys RESULTS Bay City Centred 900 1 6 : str oer pli A pn ot eae. Johnny Mize hit 338 home runs | Sen Nels: vereste , Grand Rapids PRON copkooen! 0 4 136 S. Saginaw St. FE 4.8272 Minnesota's Gino Cappelletti | ®% ® major leaguer. Only 6 L Saginaw ee 410 — . |has a slight edge in punting among . day of match play. s. * ago Hamilton fired halfback Lou Cimarolli, The only reason given was that it was a “disciplinary” measure. A source close to Pitt ears in the Navy and a * ‘The Spartanburg, S. C., any oie a decisive 6-4 victory over -|Dallas' Mary Nell Weatherred Wednesday in first-round play to establish herself as favorite among the play-for-pay golfers, Miss Rawls moved ahead on the third hole and stayed on top All the-way in taking the match. Other. pros taking easy decisions. 12” id * * Since Hamilton has taken over as coach, Pitt has upset Navy 21-19 and beaten Northwestern 14-7. | “There was simply no alterna- tive to my action,’ Hamilton said. r dians’ Man of the Year last night by unanimous vote of the Cleve- |tand chapter of the Baseball Writ-| "shen “now has @ lifetime mark |Back at Top of Class A ers Assn. of America. of 2,014 victories. 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Principal Mrs, Iva | died Wednesday, / land County cities will be decided | abolish future multiple zoning and Saturday Night O'Dell will comment on a movie) Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. by: voters af\November 2 election.| the other is to rezone all land to be shown, entitled “Skippy and| Maude Randall of Birmingham, The sale of liquor-by-the-giass | from multiple zoning to single res- i Invite Parents | WATERFORD. TOWNSHIP — Parents of all first grade students of the Donelson School have been invited to an open house at the the Three R's,” depicting the ad- -| justments a young boy must make in school life. Three of the first grade teachers, Mrs. Marie Walsh, Mrs. Ruth | Starkweather and Mrs. Eila Kirby D first grade. Ss 5. ths P Trail, Wixom, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Casterline Funeral Home, with burial in Oak- wood Cemetery, Farmington, She lof First Graders | * sate , sherman’ |to Open House | ite Xt sherman, 87, of Pontiac three, grandchildren, Mrs. Kerineth Rocker of Wixom, Mrs. Kenneth Posey of Romeo, and Ralph Hop- kins of Royal Oak, and eight great-grandchildren. . Ernest Kurz ROYAL OAK — Service for Ern- 2 Jest Kurz, 53, of 1039 Longfellow Ave. will be at 2:30 p. m, Friday at Sullivan and Son Funeral Home Loca] issues in seven South Oak- which has been defeated four times in Clawson again will be on the ballot, If approved it would per- mit three Class C licenses, but if it fails it cannot legally be placed on the ballot again ‘until 1958. Liquer-by-the-glass is also an Oak Park. The city South Oakland Sef fo Vote: on Liquor, Taxes, Zoning to amend the zoning ordinance to idence. Hazel Park voters will] be asl to approve a charter amendment to raise the pay of the yor, councilmen and . justice o! peace. If approved the mayor would receive $2,500 per year and each of the five councilmen $1,500. the | , i at 9:30 p.m. will be featured. a — Cemetery. 7 aetoaind ¢ = one bar in the |cilmen $5 7 x township teenagers from ° | : wm ts license. | Four proposed amendments to pata! te we soe |ATIZOMG DOCHON |e ses Tita" s| ogee tO | eo cars ete and a band wil! furnish dance . Bay City; two brothers, Russell of seo ee ean The er pee music from 8-11 p.m. Pontiac, Grant of Royal Oak; and onal te ~~ Byoas metre tae May Be Called |*“*"sira"s"se""™ Teachers Seen | uct cceecesse sponsoring an elementary sc y : : | , , Halloween party at the Drayton : CLAWSON — Service for Alfred pacha To aaa waa Plains school, for children from me er Says H. Beard, 90, of 237 Bauman Ave. ments collected exceed the full $11 years old. This party will Defei ; Lawy 1Y$ | was at 2 p. m. today at the Spiller- | ep pepe | : feature _— Loco eet Physician May Testify o— a Home “— a as eace. ope than five per cent. ME. AND MRS. LAWRENCE BEACH JR. ... 25 cards, all olike, im- 4 be held from 7-8:30 p.m. on Sheppard’s Injuries = Semi = pawl ee The third is to permit payment woe . printed with your name £ Township Recreation Depart- ree or Charges of taxes within 30 days of filing O l] G ] B a port that - CLEVELAND — Testimony rtonvi e lI ecomes $1.95 limit their children’s “meet and|from a medical doctor now living Royal Oak and Fred M. of Kings- EA With Mission special assessments arid penalties * BC limit thr cen’ matt ng in Phocne Ant, aay play a rm | 224 Oak and Fred Mot King | 46 Uphold Freedom |imolved tor nonpayment. Forts BIIGE Of Clarkston Man | disincive chvisimas cards from 6:30-7:30 p.m, Friday, jor role in the defense of Dr. Sam-| Askins of Clawson, Mrs. John D. is the payment of the city em- with an extra—the Hallmark uraged subdivision groups to of Royal Oak; 13 grand- By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE ploye’s retirement fund and allow-| CLARKSTON — Waterford Com-) and Mrs. Rufus McGaughey, of uel H. Sheppard, on trial for his | McGregor of Roy : on the back proves you cooperate with this plan. children and 32 great-grandchil-| ‘Two hundred teacher members | 4"ce to & beneficiary. munity Church was the setting . Clarkston residents Mr . life in —— death of nis ray : of the Oakland County Michigan In Pearle is = pane 4 for ag ere of _= _ Mrs Roop mong T. Beach are raed = best! cared other Baptist Young People =| TENN S vcported yesterday by| Mrs. Orvin F. Montgomery | Education Association were told |tacing of streets Wwheneneeded with | Lawrence Thomas Beach Jr. || Sunes ier Mase, Donte /e? . z : Wednesday night that “the road ' bride The bride was dressed in a | $2.95 and $3.95, imprint- Pick Officers at Drayton | William J. Corrigan, chief defense} LAPEER — Service for Mrs./to peace is being built in the | ‘he cost to be levied as a special | The is the daughter of Mr.| waite foor-length gown of nylon - DRAYTON PLAINS —Thelms attorney for the young Bay Village | Orvin F. (Margaret) Montgomery, | s-hool classrooms of today.” assessment against the adjacent ~~ tulle over satin, with « lace pan- ing included. - nes tag tame eee osteopath after the eighth day of | 69, of 208 Plum Creek Rd., will be| spyrog Sellinas. Greek news- Property. eled skirt and a Peter Pan col- ey J ‘e's presi- | the trial had passed with one jury | held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the paper editor visiting the Pontiac In Southfield Township,- voters rms a { lar. She carried a white prayer —s = ound People's GOS | cane atl Baird Funeral Home, with burial | Press, told of the educational sys- | Will ballot on a $1,707,772 town- | book with white roses and car- OL 1-5611 tee ter Corrigan, talking to reporters af-| at Stiles Cemetery. She di¢4| tem of his country at the first an- |ShP share of the proposed Exot , nations. Aa | Si eno Ween eae Sa aed ges Wh eo ge rg, | nt won me te ee) PURDY'S gre as on Dr. _ Etkins, Madison High School near Royal r0Va Joan with ney, , . formerly chief neurosurgeon at Oak Hills, the city of Lathrup Village, ot Ve Evel : 2 retary, and Karen Patton as social Lutheran Hospital here to “prove ALE — Service for Sam- ° and Bloomfield, Troy and Southfield lyn Austin of Ortonville as D U TO ; publicity chairman. the extent pf the injuries Sam/|Uel McLellan, 4, of 469 W. Troy He called teachers the “spir- | Townships. If approved, the money} Byt Vete Diplomats bridesmaid. eS R S RE : Sheppard at the hands of | St-, will be at 1 p.m. Friday at itual leaders of the day,” stating will be raised by a one-mill tax ran ip Harold Baldwin of Pontiac was 321 Main St Rochester ’ the man who killed his wife.” | Spaulding and Son Funeral Home, | that they are charged the | increase in 1955-59, and a two-mill| Believe | Disarmament} est, man. with Chuck Rose, also ° nae . ‘ mission of teaching the Ameri- : 3 ce of Pontiac, as attendant. George Thars.--Fri.--Sat. , Dr. Sheppard was taken from ee ae tone Park can youth human wisdom in secrones a tee.it Still Far Off Kostin and Stan Thompson were SPECIAL! his jail cell by a deputy sheriff my y connection with the highest Troy Township voters have be- ushers. : 2 prodign gt a brief visit at the. Ella Marinier ideals of freedom and democ- | fore them a two-mili tax inrease, eo Ut Pantie on, pide aia A reception followed at the Au-| = ber of his dedd wite’s grand-) KrEGO HARBOR—Rosary will racy.” . for five years, to provide $50,- | The U.N. cal Committee took) 75 Heights Com Chub. | MEN’S father, Harry F Biake. ie age ot| Ot recited for Ella Marinier, 78, eae education in the country | 0% for police, fire eng year ja day off today after unanimously = oa _. $4 and Dr. fon: hore of 5126 W. 7th Ave., Gary, Ind., which has given over 3,000 years round recreation work, . . | approving a eall for five-power U {M S rigwess of emrmenen GABARDINE , epee a resident of Keego Harbor for 47 . Both the, increase | talks on disarmament. The reso-/{7 © urvey _. [| permission to attend his funeral |... a Sem ee 0G ie ee oe cles ee = proposal to, increas, | lution was supported by both Rus. - A ; “SLACKS today, The visit to the funeral | Codnardt Funeral Home. Requiem |oniy, ot ogni dy Fain ie asrovea | ia and the West but veteran ain Planned to Find Beautiful : notice, apparently was, the sher-| Wists ‘ill be, suid ot ee Church, (20° education is only, for the |Delore the tax goes into effect. It Some ta 5 lainey a Voting Reasons Table Setting by Haggar Temes. Orchard Lake, with burial in net.|Comentary grades, Seng increta SD aewunily, | The Vote, taken after two weeks : | ae : Hope Cemetery. She died Wednes-| Special recouped gh geen Neen eee acpervin: \tt debate oa ths ries tonne, come | 200% ARES © — Oe oe ee oe 2 one ‘ nerican ¢ .|2° your ta or tha home. last t. It brought expressions of : ne | Northville Banker op Fahad ts hour per day of this training in | Norman ae hove that the Fare Soviet decision |vote the’ way they do? 5 «(Special ocoasion. i ter be P , pores Mariner e alge ~ ® | both elementary and high schools, | . to join with the West in backing a| A group of social psychologists | & | Dies at Wheel of Car | tice’tieses aa one nevnew, stetta|"°,2 1s mntnistry of educa. | LSK Cooperation common proposal might indicate a on the Univeral ot i anores| : aes a e! 5 , :. . TH] NontHvme—John A. Boyce, | Dale sad Gilbert Marinler of Kee-| 08, administers the school roJin Farm Census — ar Ssecivud ectiansl fonctions Eat ; gram. * The general air of satisfaction ving Be reactions. “ Spot and Crease flee rae nee, natineet cg |nicces and. nephews in Indiana.| Teachers’ salaries m Greece. | About to Start was marred somewhat by Soviet In some 45 sections of the coun.| § Member F. T. D. ; istant a " he pointed out, are higher than oa , De!egate Andrei Vishinsky’s state- » pi : (@ 210 E. Third, Rochester a Res died while driving his car Wednes- Mrs, Lee K. Arthaud the average wage earners and LANSING # — Cooperation with} ment that the disarmament talks | Pe being polled on their pointer OL ive 2-9411 : All Colors’ LAKE ORION—Service for Mrs.| pabiie schools pay more than | ‘he farm census about to get under | might be doomed if the West in-| stands in the light of the upcoming pom d Lee K. (Olive Irene) Arthuad 61, is no | Way was urged today by Car! E- | sisted on using American proposals | elections. All Sizes of 49 Park Island Rd., will be at see acak, te phates as Buskirk, president of the Michigan | as a basis for discussion by the! Gerald Gurin, staff social : ' teacher a s urin, social psy- ‘ ‘8 p.m. from Allen Funeral| there are about 3.000 waiting for | 2"™ Bureau. five powers, chologist at~the survey research i Home Orion. Burial will “Michigan has just launched a * 6 « eouter Michigan : Open Thurs. and Fri. be bn Washington, lows. She died Ee ae new program in marketing re-| Vishinsky wants the British-| Ceplaine that we sectional or tr ; “9 P.M. today. : — sen eee eee tee | en eee Mis ons | vient information will be a ‘ Presiding meeting r products to market. sarmament is based to serve | gvaiiable from survey ' “ Ross Crowell, president of the | kirk said. “This program must be Sas Sec ten cee . = . ] 4 Joan Wassell, group. He is principal of Avon-| based on accurate agricultural in-} The Soviet warning served as a|_ ‘It won't even be of any con- BOYS JACKET dale high school. formation. reminder that East @hd West are | Sequence since the group of citi- 5 320 Mein OL 2-0811 || ant when twe Nortnvitie banks Edward R. Webb | sreaxine wety vas mins Eien| | «rye agitral come ws enaey {iil sharply split on fundamental ante eats || OD VLE SHIRTS = vo Solomonson, presi points of disarmament. There is . . 2 Rochester merged. Before that he had been | WE Saturday Michigan Faucation Association. A! fis tS seapectant = a business | P0 indication the Soviets intend to ere. Pees members ex Full Zi ; * an attorney in Redford, KEEGO HARBOR — Joan Marie member of the Sault Ste. Marie of farming. Many programs op- relax their position despite recent om ‘almost os otek — u . ipper Front North- teaching staff, she has been given erated b ricultural | gestures of cooperation. cross states. Plaid Flannel : a was & _— — y ni |Wassell became the bride of Ed-| 5 year's leave of absence by her ogenté bl —_ jo Mewes = instances they are. a group of coun- Some have Imitation ee Masonic organizations in Detroit. |“@"™d R. Webb in the presence of |board of education to enable her) this report.” \Early Sh iiss {6 metrepetines aren. Ueeeiy 1) Lecther Fronts - in : hout the state _ ar y oppers they are only one county from 3 ee ean and a sister, all | 100 — at the — to travel Rar ting ut cue MEA| Buskirk emphasized that infor- bed to Bazaa which a sampling of rural and city Sixes 2-8 e living California, Communi Church Saturday. speaking 1 -|mation given by any farmer is’ As T fi residents is chosen. : : Nog Didn't Have Chance |W aanty the daueher of Nick| program chairman for the event |condential and, Fone’ “| by Parish Guild” | ant" tscMmmeunts Reg. $1.98 @ Real Estate © jag Didn't Have Chance | wassell of Keego Harbor and Mrs.| was Mrs. Mildred Williams of | ‘hose given by all the others sults of the study will not be eg. 01. - “Whenever flood or drought con- ; I MONTREAL (UP)—stiuman Gl ra amelie rg aia ng Naar ge aiions we it tea to clas era Tomar a4 a oe beeen whan be ca S Couture s asked court. I department tressed, t Christmas bazaar claims x “Fer Every Need” Wednesday why he didn’t chase Mrs. Frank Schroeder of Redford. county education office. ay unt of the appropriation needed {has been in the planning stage seamen hates a : DALE end NINA free men after they robbed a| The bride's white strapless to provide loans for farmers in| for the past several months by the erete-section of America. tavern keepr. “They were in a| gown of lace and tulle was floor Fal A t Trial such areas is based on census fig- Genera] Guild of Our Lady of the) However, he adds, “we're in- | MARTIN Cadillac,” Couture said, “I only| length and worn with a jacket a se rres ra ures,” he said. oo igen ales ——- Nov. | erested in a scientific approach to s had a horse and wagon. You can't |. of flusion net. A small white | ; Fe n ure : this matter, We want to know why OL 2-9761 horse velvet = A chance to do ry | | Open Fri. & Sat. Nights . 412 Main St. ace p Commec es beret et ae tg She carried’ white Recessed to Dec. 2 Wattle Battery Costs | corsunan ahopping wal be. given|are' an Aotiy the carrey to mune “OPM. . msl “~~ | carnations on a white Bible. The third session of the Pontiac | Memphis Cook $16 Fine = attending. wth Bumerous a prediction as to how they will . e | Delores Jean .Schroeder, the | Police “Trial Board, hearing) ysexpris a RRS variety of gitte pee | vote We) weed retier ot be) CEMART MENT ae F : fechas 2 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — J. M.! pared. ' involved. t A Distinguished Service ces bridegroom's sister, was her at-| charges against four officers ac- Burpo, 27, a short order cook. paid ae research center is an Zz ife : tendant. Frank Schroeder Jr., was of false arrest and assault Fp ION a ae ; : e cused se a $16 fine on a disorderly conduct ° k ind it unit, sponsored by the fe e A his brother's best man. and battery, heard four more wit-| charge Egyptian to Spea jependent unit. y = : University but financed sT ‘ William RQ. | (14 tere e BaP eeaget prog Wecracres |e — ea ee a Dan Wexler, 2, said he ordered} DRAYTON PLAINS — Mra. A alien vse coum Gees iar 2 q4 — egal ne 18 e, wal minutes for it, ap of Assuit, Egypt will speak | special project. Gurin | _ - g || cuttiamse, tetore the counle let} F'The fiveman board is hearing | and then was struck by Burp. |to the combined meeting of the lever, thatthe current project is|] 312'Mein St. Rochester e FUNERAL HOME eo eae tics +|the charges entered in a bill of | Burpo said when he finally served| Kellersberger and Teenage Mis-|being made by the center from| gree Park . complaint by Oliver Tademy, 49,|the waffle, Wexler declared, “‘I| sionary Groups of the Community | accumulated funds. ree Parking Rear of Store Ambulance Service a. OL ive Sor . ; of 268 W. Wilson Ave., who claims | don’t want ‘that one. Burpo! United Presbyterian Church at ee Oxygen ‘Equipped = Opposite P.O. 1) Bunnies Pugnacious he was beaten Sept. 26 during an | pleaded no defense. 7:30 p.m. today in the church. = SSS | as Well os Prolific early morning raid on an lIM0R! | eet et en Seen ) iquor place near his home. Custom-Made LANSING (UP) — Rabbits may | be productive parents — but their social conduct leaves something to be desired, the Michigan Conserva- Tademy, charged with drunk and’ disorderly conduct after police said | he attempted to enter the home | during the raid, is scheduled for | tion Department said today. trial today before Municipal Judge WILLETT The department recommended to| Cecil McCallum. KLING wildlife exhibitors that not more| Milton R. Henry, Tademy’s at- M AT I RESSES than five adults should be kept in| torney who made an opening state- DREXEL the same pen “because rabbits| ment at a previous session, was KROEHLER NOW SHOWING ... =—<_ © Se — — | I not present at last night's hearing. , ere a SIMMONS ‘ win SPRING AIR @ Regular REMBRANDT TOMLINSON SPRAGUE-CARLTON BIGELOW-SANFORD Furniture at Its Finest ‘OK USED TRUCKS 1948 Chevrolet 34 Ton Pickup— New Tires—Very Good Condition 1951 Dodge 12 Ton Pickup— Good Tires—Low Mileage 1950 Dodge 1/2 Ton Stake— Excellent Condition-—-Priced Right 1953 Chevrolet /2 Ton Pickup— Good Buy ROCHESTER ‘Crissman Chevrolet Co. @ King Size ge Why buy an ordinary mat- 4 tress when you can have a custom-made mattress for no more, and sometimes less! Your choice of qual- _ ity covers. OXFORD MATTRESS COMPANY ‘Gives You New Truck Driving Confidence at a Used Truck Price Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER FE 27695 755. $. Rochester Road * OLive 2-9721 OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 “For More Then 30 Years — A Good Place to Buy” : Shite: , | Main Stvect at the Bridge. OPEN EVES. “OL 1-9711 ve : iz ae , - a ‘ ’ i . saat mt wh . ? t d ¢ t : 7 4 ; ° f f ‘ j tf} % ' i 4’ if fe od ; y ' 2 { j — . o yo oS fe mee : / j i z / } i Hey 4 / IT'S SO-0-0-0-0 EASY TO PLACE A ~. PONTIAC PRESS | ‘ ‘ . * : ; ‘ : | : , : é ‘ ; . . Ps why. Fi “ < ! é : afl : : _ ES -< - } Simply Dial FEZ-8181 for Anything You Have to Sell, Rent or Trade No need to make hard work out a an easy job. Every day someone is - . a a a 7 looking in the Pontiac Press Want Ads and looking for just about every- | 7 _ thing-under the sun. Look around you, there is the bicycle Sis has outgrown, | = 7 don’t need that vacuum cleaner now that you have the brand new one, ; : 3. = —- sure, there are many things around the place you probably no longer need, = mS - ? ne ‘7 ae So, dig ‘em out, dust ‘em off and place a For Sale Ad in the Pontiac Press, = then sit back and take yourpick of purchasers. It’s as easy as that! RS —“ > : = es meas |p - “a . ) } WANT AD DEPARTMENT | , . ; “hs ! ? (f : f ¢ | y arty ab © 4 SP : +6 I Boychoir School Adds Fourth 'R’ Rh ls New Element for Boys, 9-14, Studying in New Jersey ‘s PRINCETON, N. J. (UP) — Stu- dents at an unusual school in this central New Jersey community of of Strategic LEOPOLDVILLE (UP) — With éommunism entrenched as, the West's No. 1 threat in Asia, the four ban powers administer- ing tropical Africa are working ‘hard to keep the Red menace out of this strategic colonial region. a: _ Red Menace According to informed sources | here. Communist proselytizing ‘among the some 100,000,000 Af. | ‘ricans south of the Sahara so far Is Kept Out West Africa dustrial schools and an art school are supported by the government and are run by male religious or- ders. There are cheap or costless health services. The huge private companies of | the Belgian Congo are also con- tributing te the welfare of their native employes. At present, it has all added up culture study the ‘four Rs.” Rhythm is just as important at | has been slight. the Columbus Boychoir School aS . The main Cominform cam- the traditional reading, ‘riting and ' paign has been along Africa’s ‘rithmetic. . | Mediterranean fringe. The boys, aged nine through = Orriciaily, the sole Iron Curtain 14, are Leer Aad paca aha ‘agent is "a lone Czech consular ‘representative in this booming musical ability which can be eS 4 Javed: into profits by record- _European-type city of the Belgian s 7 . | Congo. A survey of centers in west- central Africa—including Accra on The advanced half of the student the Gold Coast and Luanda, Por- ‘body travels about 25,000 miles a year in a special bus that is their to turn up any important traces of classroom on wheels. ‘Communist propagandizing or in- ounded in 1937 in Columbus, | filtration. _ pubes a Presbyterian minister, the | However, the authorities obvi- Rev. Herbert Huffman, the school | ously were trying to head off con- moved here in 1950, It is non-de- ditions which might breed com- nominational, and the student body | munism in a strategic area rich is composed of boys of more than in uranium, cobalt, manganese | tuguese West Africa—also failed | @ boy’s head in a pail of water li 2% faiths. Although music has an impor- | tant role in. the curriculum — the school has its own recording and filming facilities — Rev. Huffman claims the students are about two | years ahead of their public school One of their traditions is dunking "ae ify GF a | scant subsistence level. The only and other vital minerals. As the king-pin of the latter- day industrial revolution hitting trepical Africa, Belgium is lead- ing the way among colonial le- gions in lessening the vast gap _between the education, pay and housing of blacks and whites, Although. free of the festering racial troubles of Kenya and the Union of South Africa, West Af- rica faces problems stemming from the awakening nationalism and low standard of living of the Africans... Economically, for example, it is estimated the per capita yearly income of the tropical African is $50. Much of the farming is on independent countries on the coast are Liberia and the Union of South Africa. To ease the slum-like congestion of the “Belge,”’ Leopoldville na- tive quarter where more than 200.- 000 Africans live under a 9 p.m. curfew, the government now is putting up more than 20,000 pre- fabricated concrete bungalows on the outskirts of the city. Families may buy the houses for |to a point where the African in | Leopoldville is healty looking, ireasonably well-dressed, hard- |working and usually the proud | possessor of a bicycle. Just Call Him Colonel | MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — When tyou call Alfred Waddell “colonel” you have to specify which one. He's a colonel in the Civil Air Pa- trol and also holds the title on the governor's staffs of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisi- ana. Gold Holding Own for Eyewear Use ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UP)—The United States has never gone off the gold standard so far as eye- glasses are concerned. This nation probably is the world's greatest user of gold in eyewear manufacturing. Gold is considered essential by eyewear makers because of its non-tarnishing qualities, dur- ability and cosmetic value, ac- cording to stylists of a local op- tical (Shuren) company. Alloyed with other metals, it can be col- - ored. in several flattering shades and it is virtually indestructibie. Most types of American eyewear- use some gold. Today, gold filled frames are staging a comeback in stylish glasses for both men and women, the experts report. Three ‘Poona Tomato MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — A three-pound, two-ounce tomato was grown here by E. D. Pollard. SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith “But how can I stop him? You're the one who éncouraged him to improve himself by studying music!"’ DONALD DUCK as little as $2 per month. Two in- by Walt Disney HEY, wat! VERY WELL.) [/008s.. WERE OuTTA) [> JUSTA ) HOLD IT? | (ees TROUBLE SUGAR AND / (| MOMENT! ]| lwe VE GOT E666 THO!) NO MILK OR BUTTER! “ee Z = a io by Ernie Bushmiller I'LL STAY IN TODAY so THAT DREAM DOESN'T COME TRUE —FRNIE BUI SANA. Le to tog 0 8 Oe OF tee 0 by Cenge GRATEFUL AD WILLIAM , FOR be) AN So" a CANG- SMR FOR WSPECTING THE PALACE GOARD AND NOONG PRINCES WERE WEVER SEEN) 10-28 “Wait till it dries, little girl... wait till it dries!” APPEARING WITH THE ROYAL LT MUCH! FARA OM STATE OCCASIONS, 4 ° HOW TRE WECK CAN 1 EVER GET TROUGH XO THE PRINCE AND WEAN WS LETTER 2% WAS WO BE A WAN ts a* = cdl x =: oe pe Oe = ioe rigs re Ss. eee f “ jr : | =~ in : , | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 F] SPUR LINE / WHAT COLOR MY HAIR WAS BuT LVE SGTLL GOT HEAPS CHARM AND ki \ ae OF ee hom wee \ Ami \\\\ Put AR" Ft a CISCO KID Se ; AVUUTTTNG by Leslie Turner MT- GOTTA FIND THAT BLONDE AND-Rauw ORIVER # IM TO CLEAR MYSELF! GETTER SOT DOWN EVERYTHING I CAN RECALL gk MAY GIVE by Jose Luis Salinas BRANNIGAN, I WON'T CALL YOu A UAR IN FRONT OF GUESTS. .. BUT IF THIS WILD TALE BE YT - FORGOT... THAT IS, WE HAD TO FLEE FOR OUR LIVES, BUT "LL GO BACK AT ONCE AN’.. BOARDING HOUSE sy oa SHE'S GONE // - 6-28 me de TOLD YOU NOT T' SLIP THAT Al ets = YOU'VE HAD THE CANVAS T UP FOR TWO DAYS BUT HAVEN'T EVEN SLAPPED A HAIR OF SHAKESPEARE'S. MUSTACHE ON (T YET fo § HAVE YOU DECIDED TO WAIT AND START (T THE FIRST OF THE, YEAR € EGAD, Twie6s / A MAN OF YourR INTELLECT KNOWS GREAT MUST GE INSPIRED / = I'M EX TRYING TO CAPTURE THE MOOD OF THE MAN WHO THIS ISN'T QUITE LIKE PAINTING A MEDICINE AD, You KNOW! J- A, Ce SENORA, I SUGGEST THAT You PERmiT 4 PANCHO AND ME TO GO GET THE SUPPLIES. THE "BLOODTHIRSTY RUFFIANS” ARE NOT )- LIKELY TO MOLEST US. p— by Merrill Blosser ATE OTE D 7 $e Ga ee ge Se Teg { 3 > F / ome ae Horror: Che yh I GREW UP ON A HILL ‘ * BACK WHEN -- . IT HASN'T CHANGED A Brrr SINCE THEN, t AND I AGAWN A KID COULD BE . BUT FOR THE HILL THAT GREW ON ME/ cy dg . Woe : ‘ 2 , & nad Y) y gst tPA sg Gus ee oh fan the Pe ae hte tal te = : oe ee aaa ee aa i. jn \ J ASV e ~ a . . * Be a re ate geet gin a 4 / THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 2 : SIXTY. ONE ' New in Briel |Business Notes: fl ae FT} 4. ae Acts fo Recover James V. Ross, 18, of 160 W. GMt fo Chalk bp | MARKETS Steaks Aircrafts GpaeBeag ie nent pn - Grains Se A et = S17) ||| Windfall Profits === mo" Mi THT hE veto mec sem. 50) Million Cars ° Produce _ [ d Earl Rise TT | - wes fined $25 and $5 costs by 50 : 4 in Eat rade Sar, -| COOLANT Wise | / pe Sa fale Tel a stereg ale prices on , 4 _ + * be H i . . a | ee ee oe NEW YORK W — The stock : File Suit Against Three: win. and County! Roll Off Chevy Lines in | CHICAGO (AP) — sold | Buress Me at Mnatinte: ‘Gresaings, | Market was higher today in early! fF New Orleans Builders sixty days in Oakland © ary | RO | off in early dealings on =" board bu; No 1, 406-480 bu: angie. Jonathon, dealings the steels and air- io —— most quarters (Brun Balke . ss Se. Ss . 122 “ Among 822,000 eae ham, Ala. buy AM DETROIT w — Chevrolet's new sale, Colonial Group, cal humane organizations — eee ele bec Se 1 manufacturing torer is an applicant to will have list prices| Rummage hufeh, erings Calum & # ployed in S V-8 model cars tional C mn buying interest tight “| San"by S124 vane Ht ot ot tries, 326,000 are employed in Ao | ot FM stations WJW in Cleve- Nee en eee eee este ot MAD OA, Mat. Oct. ob ot | OF COUNY. ce MNCACO BUTTER AND EUG Capital Air) $3.3 Parem Pict... $27|mobile construction. More is | ‘and. Storer are) ° Chevvy announced the list. prices | Saran =: gececccaccooooooooooocs CHICAGO (AP) —Butter irregular; re- ion” et bee ee OD half of ali automobile production Mr. and Mrs. George lis. He|yesterday while also 2425 Veor-| @ e ipts $70.971; wholesale buying prices | as Pees oe ae it and its suburbs. Detroit idents of Bloomfield Hills. for its 1955 line of six-| gnere Market News, . Help the Widew ¢ oA st OF 3635. 69 °C Weis; care 06 | Celatiece™ as) Pepst cota... 137 | the largest center of automo | || cident of the Storer Broad ys lplnterd and a sharp cut in| hneis Road. See our Ss 3° : Bm. ac oa, Fecetpts 9.002: | Cer ined” $13 Peete D .. 433 ce production.” give | casting Co. vd Corvette sports model list teas tease car $1498 Christ-|$ By Voting Right $ Eegs ‘ hanged to 4 Ches & 1 Mor | 344 not give 20. ' ften | @ e wholesale bu prices : . 184 Philip clopedia does | — ; “e. l at $3.49. We o : wee: 9. 6. new Se. cunsaras 38 | Chile Cop ma re aoe teas for the number of k | ints e— list’ price does not include — oe ground beef and $ VOTE 4 : AP Wirephote | Current, receipts 225; dirties 19, checks | eee 18 | care ang trucks prodeceé in Bich | ruc po pra rare vaegae aang Roepe borne yl here poy omen > ° 1 GEN. B. 0. DAVIS JR. ws ee ae a3\n i oo Gece ee nem ale pone. —s'? $ he ° “Oe oO * ' , ’ le : ib 878 Radio Cp... 3 a) | 1 Ch f the car buyer must bear. chops again at 39 ° ' mies. Air Force ts Benjamin Olt peslry ste BL EEE | 3h "ree auc muro 2 (Charlotte Zone Chie r the fret time, is new Chev. | Whale Bre-cooked hams at | § } : States Air Force DETROIT POULTRY |Con GE ||. 292 Reyn , a1 | toad map led in the Rus- t of J. H. Cauley. | for the first time, is new. Ib. Pieces 45¢ a 4 ; L is, Jr., named today, Da- 28 (AP)—Prices paid m Pw .. 446 Rey Tob B .. ames of cities spelled Appointmen . : it during 1954. = ( ve. — of Brig. Gen. Benjamin | 2 pound to Detroit for | = | cont Cen. 14 nek aoe: a3 ae alphabet which gives them an | saiee eoeeeese in the GMC | tet wo Gna ie price is for the Youth Waives Hearing | & $ is, retired army . | ty ttve poultry 20° mostly 18-19, light et <--- OS Sofoene .. a3 xotic appearance to an American. Truck Flee —— < sedan. The $2,162 is for the elie Bete from the rank of | mee ID.1¢ heavy Toasters Ponstel PH | Seat woe. Rae lee Seviet Encyclope- [here, as zone apemnasl ae rel nee BelAir station waron.! nusne Otk, 19, of 2176 Dixie OPOSAL #ays omens to ts topeny ceoktont fe. whites a rset aps | Srue oieeee 1b! Scorn Ros. 03 Ping eee aes abest U. 5. | lotte, N.. ‘Wicmee general truck | There are 14 different V-8 models. Huy., Waterford pigmesoe pre. : fer PR : | igadier by Pres Fred Rests 16-95 meetty S-30. a: | Srtiss ae On... * ecebitan apparently ts R. Cc. W Truck + | lexamination on a ) BINGO” + ae pos heavy” ducks “34: breeder torkere Bie Cares. 2 : Rinmene oe heaad figures assembled at abe manager of GMC . ist Killed in Crash Geechee driving yest *S = H “CHARITY $ . i Bs ; be ; © gene. ae a. oe Mot erday . Hens full ‘Srady vas" ottorogs short Bow" Chem 143.2 fou Pac... a some indefinite time in the 5 en succeeds L. L. Brafford pepiaath on Stanley Dom. | wé= bound se serehgummand Nov.| © 44 wi 3 ; light teday and in few ae en eT Ry ccsee. a ; : il ee Cireuit Court e e Thr ee Hurt in Crash of ne ee ‘cerines tart ar Le... — Sper - bP One of the most — hy Oe who is leaving - Division. aged brewski Jr., ppciagins be a ape L: ; wae 8 = iason $ ti | fly, ompte mat ‘tterines ample, for Votes yt a ou cal -- 35 / of auto produc Automotive News, alk nn oe Southeastern region Geainecamer night when his — Lge te bond at | § eccccccccccccocs _urkere: Demand for processing and Erie RR =e sta Ou om - 3 | showed rd, not one-half of the | of the . car cong struck @ tree. $200, which was t — epesine ely "heed ead and | “°"*** aa ebeLT: Firestone oo Stede-Peck " ia? nation’s car total. However, Michi- Baldwin Nor@westere Highway when O78! cacao ab tone Poultry wen |on Ban. 3 Suner Pap. as Sraciak —. ne gp aaliors auto apparently ran a traffic light, —: 14. Ang fob. paring "hg on Poe 72.7 Syiv an Pa .. as chases in other states, State Police said. uncha | ee cua acamae t. a. See a ten oa. tees of the nation's 48 states Mrs. bnegene L. Barnes, 21. of | See eo, yee ae ere Gen Retrec.. 2! Time mir. 3a neve eor assembly plants. This 5735 oa oon ; «Gen Fes! 337 Tree Wal EB Cachesiins the trend toward de- ver of a northbound car on — Livestock Gen Time..... 33 Tweat C we | centralization of production facili- western, was treated at Pon DETROIT LIVESTOCK Gillette 72 on Carbide . ba ties by the auto industry following General Hospital for oie me DETROIT, Oct. 28 (AP)—The Detroit | Gocdet Br. tee Un Pee in. 14 ward Wer I head ‘bruises. A passenger livestock a es Me earty wnies odyear .. aoe Unit Aire i Q) first half of this year Mrs. Barnes, her sister-in-law, Mrs| lable 100. Today's market Gt" No Ry ‘ei United Cp... $7) In the caat of hk Betty Barnes, 19, of the same ad. cuedy.” Compereg last Thursday” good |Ot West. < 181 Un Ose im”.. 383 | Michigan built > seoumhiiee: Bio. dress, was treated for face bruises. | Seman ‘most cme, fair ptendy 10 | ull OM... 8.4 vs kinst --: 36 | nation’s goo “cant: \Cailtornie 94: / | ven by Mrs. tel MDa eae ne cry ia ping RR New Jersey 8 Gtorgia 51: New TREADS! | ce Speen fy ee ee ae ae Sait ecg end shee | Hooker I rer i aR tela i UD-sNOW soghentalates > Stacbet” ne, youn : fed steers and year several | r ee ow Ve 23 | sin 3.4; Kansas Ohio 2 Welds A Pele who was not injured, was driving | fe4 | peume fea cheese BEee; ove 18.00-23.00; | Cent... 04 Wen Us tel. 0 $ FULL PRICE! WO TAX! : ; passen- ust Re A517 -_%) production . percentages ee ee beer pal gro p- Ks y : wuiey wea Inland i + % co 43 roe fs 2.9 tor Massachusetts | retire at Flint, Michigan. NO TRADE ger in i. . %. 9.00-11.00. few 133) Wilson NC pee SE fered leg injuries. | pitaing tmosth young cov of pate | int hare. 481 Woolworth | #4 /to 1.3 for Kentucky, een Gl keke woe fered leg injuries. wooly Sen 000; ben utey ane towns alee. oa yee et 'stitions are becoming more numer- Se! ee nee coe ele hee: HD He ane 2 Accused of Breakin : ‘Sect rather han ing’ . 1a” Ro al Oak Slayinc =— cheese rockers and Teeders. 1800-2250 | * €roc The aseociated, Press ccu oi civtlaniben. ore 10° | common datry type f ‘No aes sales. Compiled by ' | . : | Yo! Var ee Compared lant Thareday’, Sealers "un Indust Rell oa Waive Examination : tte at} “ . even, but mere Srtive. o ades Net change .. $ 0 1385 ; ceccas eee : Trial Opens Today Steady "bulk good sand ehotee resis | 8 Previous aay. ant es $3 1388] Two Pontiac youths accused of pmpastal Soap ener : murder trial | Scecaks meaty “s160-300m prestionl | tin nec oe et line lope ikea brecking inde LC Andiresn ine. teuction tugs, Selon cociags : {Theodore ‘Edwards, 5, began | ee Sa a ven ree SMT amt SY Bed] Dpane'beme oa os worsea , Oak. sapped wits Culd tuber : oO i — ¢ 954 high....... | 584 108. 4 to ~ , today in hperear loge oat | Gheep—saladie 40 No, carly sales. i984 cole ay ise ne pogd Woy ead Cum dca oe they failed METRANOL-BASE 4 1 Court after selec hod wwe dato came lan Be ae , bond each pER-TEST! : high d dare pinprsdnor A | cer Ghowp. ‘ston recmerpl cull ewe DETROIT STOCKS oy J Polasek of 245. Nelson aster 3 Royal Oak Township, is imachter nubs weeeeiak tee small | (Hornblower ‘Potnts are eighthe pee G. Nosek, of 260 Why poy $1.50 « gal. when you got | of the June 20 Srigey spa oroppeenlle pnt no eriterion eneret | Figures after decim igh we pe St., — spr both 19, appeared the same protection with Super-Test Neov vy tine 6 ) H. Spencer, 31, in ee eee Ar w61 48" 183| E. Wilson Ave., both 19, 40%! High beiting Wt strip tecks at 20787 Woodside Ra,, Royal Oak food and chotee “att “8.00-18 00 en | paw sms 182 183) before Orion Lbedregedvens rely vont te neg oot 3. tongs | Township. down 16 12.00: cull to eS " 37 33) mar G. Stana in Oakland , yEaTWERsTRIp! ‘BRONZE STRIP | Ce ee ee [Masco Screws =: 3} 3) set their arraignment tor Nov. 1.1 SAM BENSON 8 bald ides Vy" : + ver. Circuit Court roel exrcot 5 : lice he shot Mrs, Spencer , “ote | Bigwest on specie 4 43 County Ci vas rehended by rene : oo EIN | encase nee sme ee pam Bee H ike Orion Patrolman Neal Leo Sia! 8% tere an argument, eater aoe: wat classe fairly setive | oie coh: vi _ | Lake Gay caine oa ot Gan ae Se ie cud canasen PS ‘ ose feb ] cones | ee ee ee Highs FOREIGN EXCHANGE exchange ard as building with over $100, be-| —— the same protection for se much i A Ys iy with neils! Z, y/ Cuts with Sailor Loses Imported stn, han ower sown, around 8 | NEW, TORK | (AD) Pere, stant lieved taken from the establish- tes! One fing tens ol wi FDS cin with sheers! _— t Boot bb. igen 180-270 ib aoreeees others in cents): = York : and j to a car reported os ‘Wen't beil evtt th, — Booze and $500 to ayy way LT gw iegmpe ine semen Sia can went necamuet ox $00. tom | men that night in Pontiac. i in E OUR OWM CREDIT... LIBERAL TERMS ON ANYTHING WE SELL SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Her- | and 2's ae ee a. oe ca, ‘cedat patinin (pounay 92.70%, | BEN early Invest ng WE HANDL Engstrom, 55, marine en- 18,73 r price on ¢ vies up to urope: Britain 36 day futures mabey on the freighter Hawaiian | sfter, first roun ergund 1825, sma email lots 2'ena. unchaneed: oii scent; ores | Police Seeking Badge d a Fender Skirts! Farmer bought a case at = par 190-176 lienter tn larger, lots SH a: Britain 0 day futures 2.7 28/33 218) L Lost by Patrolman and for $22 in a & few head : VE Sas Sochenget’ 0s Police | pare to bring it into the United | ie.15: op ee: slow: stangnter | wp 00) "& cent,uncher 23.88, un-| Anyone = finds Pott Pica, got es lee tent Qxcatine fad , erier Wednesday as- fur sendy guailty consicered” caugh Genes, Mater cer, ae i te Posting Police beesqeurtere,| (uty mata investment company ofr. | court ter sheep steady: £0 to low | 01: Iai | tevendo) 3.80, un- Pon- 8 diversified investment in common . : séased the following levies after see ee ire egies | eames: Corenend rena 85 ees lit was Cie ae ve) ms selected. on the Re6. $8.45! You | Engattein Sap Sse io penalties chice ‘jambs ‘6.1 1 atte oie $3.33, unchanged: Denmark (krone) 1430, rag Police basis of possible participation in Canada’s SAVE $1.57 now! | whisky, 19.00-20.00; double deck yearli y | unchanged. : Patrol- le : ! $50 fine, $104 40 fine for the ship's Fe, as Tash oct Teenaes |= Se a aaa wes a ms es ae contain ten tor | captain for ae aes ree re, it tase se: ster Blood Donor Program — a > Anyone found | ing the facts, send this advertisement to delmmymee whisky at ; prime grades steady * * abou: : fonder for the relien of tal $500.16. plus | testa, 20 higher, ether steady to Subject of Discussion =| Bit! Leadi-errval el peneell energy C. J. NEPHLER CO. an Sat : sword et la 16 plus ; heifers stes ; vealers Blood | will liabl : Prime coated! Noody rPetat Foun fiscated auto. Total $501 steady to 29 lower: bulls steady; veslers Oakland County Red Cross to Straley. Tex. - firm: prime to high prime %.50 and scussed by Dr. | law, according tment Securities “Pes ie : : "gstrom didn’t even get to keep |" sie tw fonts 2008 tnd Ernest W. Bauer of Hazel, Park alc aon mADUCNT ¥ REFLECTING TAPE SPI EGEL, nc. the whisky. mised ost goed to" high choice steers from. 7.0 to 830 p.m. tonight Insurance Men Elect 414 Community Nat’! nee . $1.98! Seve! 1.9, tong DL : . a 27.28; m 27.90. . : Ni ht most ‘cholce’ “and. prime heifers’ 3480-| gt the chapter house, 118 Franklin LOUIS up — Robert G. Jam-| FU 4.1518 : $]“4 33 pe Tagg = Eo mt He SO2R: gece te Inu cticlee crotee 3 | Bivd.. ‘jeson of Detroit was elected a vice Leoweon! — Bat. © te #138, Deaths Last ig on Fy wn-ia.00. tanvert"and "euters, 190 i| Dr. Bauer's talk is pe dyer’ president and aS ee ee Pregas sond me © free bookiet:prespectus The new heeded | @abiaa boone 118 N Saginaw St. rE 2.9234 Fis. (AP) 00: a few Hight ca ; ;, week course sponsored by | treasurer Z look! Glee ) Me Palmer Gavit, 6, cE 7s weny and nd. chetce veslert {bo0-23.00! lend County CIO Council com-| of ape of Igdependent In-| . - chrome @ aha ——— cage, soanaging edier of the and ai cull to commercial §.00°18.00, munity setvices committee and the | tional The association ended its) . UH 13-18 and. vice previgen a : ——— r Factor of the Post i900-28 that women enter | American Red Cross. salad pe osprey emcee : rector "Studies show The classes are open ot officers. Panis— ex matgt"y BT | and leave te American aber oe | the election Picton Tals Warven ef souk Ss, earlier age than men. : : 5 Marie, ae, pene 7 / at an a : : s ée University of Paris. : ’ : i F en a ' 8 * ‘ } ie ; ¢ { Lew Lee Ae, eee 2 f i ® io ue ; ; ba = 4 h rary fret Re repay | e/g cose” pera pene Se tliimeee bs. Gabe cerer BE mimeape eee oe ete MRS Ear ae ee ee ‘ETE 2 EK ae ae 2 « E weighing less. . Local Man’‘s Light Bulb *~ 3 : - H — Pe egies wie ae tin Na fedoras + * . Pontiae Press Phete BULB?—Fred Dowling of 241 E. Wilson Ave. in his right hand the bulb he thinks may be the -oldest in existence. Manufactured in England sometime prior to 1885, the carbon-filament lamp still lights. In his left hand is a modern bulb which gives nearly 10 times as much light, although smaller and | May Be Oldest Existing ity. nemployment Gives Democrats Edge Gut tt remains doubtful whether Mr. Dowiing’s lamp, although made in England, is the same kind of carbon-filament bulb Edison ; [rE “ltt 2 22 if ir paged re eee 28 ]Ps Say Millard x THE PONTIAC PRESS | Ha) Wanted Mae 4. iA “Flowers Griffin . day Grant Kurz. Funere) serv tery. Mr. Larkin may be Donelson-Johns MARINIER, “OCTOBER 2, Elle, $126 W. 7th Avenue, aoe o Hector Marinier. G. Bartol officiating. at Mt. Hope Cemetery. werd, 1039 po ims Royal ‘er ngteliow, ya Oak. Michigan. age 83: belovea|§ the following boxes: Mrs. Helen Kurz; dear brother of Russell Kurz, (Florine) Poutch and Eph al October 20thr at . from the Wm, Sallivan Intefment at Ottawa Park Ceme- the _meme. _atter q p. m. thts Cotes age 78; beloved service will be held Priday, tober 20th, at 10 a m. from Our lady of Refuge Chureh with Fr. Interment tion of the oer ad will be held there, were replies at the Préss office in 3, 6, 8, 10, 21, 32, 41, 42, SO, 63, G4, 68, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78, #1, 83, a, 85, ice will il ie ne Revel Ont, Michigan 89, 94, 95, 96, 104, 106, wil v¥. Breason and Rev. Mc- ‘ nm officiating. Interment 107, 110, 116. et Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak, Mich, Mr. Kurz will lie in arate et the Wm. Sullivan & Son Fu- neral Home, “Hae LARKIN, OCTOBER 26, 1954, W. Cemetery Lets. 5 ee ae wa v usband rs inifre a a_i dear father - sob 3 ontacen whe SECTIO heer MO bd 1] . Spurgeon, nera garvice will be held Priday. Ocio- cute aan ers" as woedlag Ves 2 p. m. bier = € o'clock. € ns Funeral Home wit , Dr. Wm. H. Marbach officiating CHOICE 4 GRAVE LOTS. WHITE Chapel Memorial Cross section. FE 40085 seen at Funeral ROSELAWN CEMETERY, 12 1954. Gary, sister Funeral Oe- The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Recita- ebureh for service con ate m. from the Godharat. uneral Home, Keego Herbor, Michigan. From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, MOSURE, 26, 3 , EL- Ail errors should re Jen Beatrice, 404 North inaw ~ im mediately The a, - a 78; beloved wife of Dal- 55 assumes no ton re; dear mother of sibility for errors other Rev. Dudley Mosure, Funeral than to the service will be held Saturday, for that portion of the October 30th, at the — first of ad- Methodist Church at 1:30 p. vertisement which has been with Dr. Milton Seok officiating, rendered vaiueiess through Interment at le Ceme the elle the spurte‘ Punerel hoes |] get Jour walt umbare® jparks- in. Funeral Home uotil 11 a. m. Saturday at which 0 adjustments will be elven time she will taken to the without it . Closing time for advertise. seen eens Lost & Found Hobbies and Bupplies ..,,. Notices & Personals eeereee ‘Confusing Motor Law Enforcement LANSING PALL APL Card of Thanks ante in person and ~ Used care and jo EEPERIERCED WOOL PREsSERS PART-TIME OPENINGS AVAIL- able fdr salesmen in men's fur- nishings or clothing. dla i ig al SETTERS. MONTCALM BOWL Center Lj EXPERIENCED TV TECHNICIAN. C. and V. 1V, FE 4-1515 MAN FOR STOC< AND PORTER mouth cars, secssece-36| Tated trucks. A gresxt opportunity .21| Stop in. Rie: ———— Bros seueceese A BILLION Sa LIFE IN- eee eee neeee surance Co, £ < its op- oreseennee eration in rea Sane Mies,” = ree very waus Wanted Rea) Estate - “ tn “the long range profess career RENTALS OFFERED Must ve M8 Credo leant ent Apts aned adaenen aran salary 2 con- Rent bu mmished ..., Rl fF fidential, Write or call; O. E. La-|. aeeReess> Fo Ba Pein ot — Ad Huren, Pontiac CAB “DRIVERS _F FULL OR poly sores 6 PM 438 Orchard ; ha IN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, POR Priday ell day pereen. Myér's roa Shopping EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON th Cart Dobat. 2460 EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON 7 R Valley BE PAID TO Salesman collector $282 wp 3} Gas Station #275 up Salesman— Cameras. $275 up AND FE 10 and 12 a.m. 1066 West YOUNG MAX, HIGH SCHOOL to 21 years old egpens Ah lerk and ware- Reuse sition. vexeelleat future, arting salary. PE 42521 “Hew Wanted Female 7 ALTERATION LADY Experienced on me 6 and wom- COOK. EXPERIENCED. | 2661 _Dinzie Highway. CASHIER-TYPIST ......... $225 up lesiady—retai) $196 up Bailes Lady—-candy oe. sear $160 up Short order cook 160 up Mouneneene hive in $130 up ON D A ter. Eitchens « specialty. TREE SERVICE. TRIMMING AND en's clothing. Ex inet Jary and| remov: woriing caliions Medaes come] BE Tab oN char O88 3m. o ie ve HIC D oe GHT UL- Rappy’s National Clothing _ing, PE ¢ oe 9 8. Saginaw HANDY \& wor “FOR — BEAUTY OPERATOR | “MUST BE — irons aay yg ME “d experienced, no others need «@ age - po ly. Wilkinson's Beauty Selon. _fepped by hesris a. Pe ‘eeart 3255 _W. Huron. f WANTED BY ‘BY ~~ ROOP | ‘ri <—oes OA 8-2035. CARPENTER WORK. NEW AND repair. FE 4-4210 17 YEAR OLD ‘por DESIRES full time Job. PE 5-7266. estimates -|APPLIANCE SERVI 4 . ~ apt. Mery. Tal Noakes Bttert, eae - _{i1'Om lend fe on Fh 167. cour ee Oe oes ake |r D l J h ‘ bumpers ‘& oat Tialshers, Oh sed lnstructions - and Giedys Lee. Pussral service | 1 )OTLC1SON- onns an " “| ACORDIONS LOANED FREE TO postage. BUSINESS CARDS. 42 75 FLUE 30th, at 2 p. m. from the Provi- PUNERAL WANTED: ROUGH. CARPEN. iso 8 FREE vig putin “enh ci i. |_“Peausen Fok FONEnave_ "te —— Weck Wasted Mate 10,4, & 8 TRENCHING A 2 : . - = fermegt at ex ul 'cemstely | V OOTNEES-GiP le |we ane voomina von sevenat| vee eo | PE Wm, FP. Davis Possrel Home and} - FUNERAL HOME —— ore souiet & EPS el 4-l PAINTING AND DECORAT-iZiiL M may be seen efter 3:30 p. m. ~ references and have @ car Ten nnn | © FDO y. [|Ambuiasce gg Piase or Motor Earnings while learning this bus- ei iG AND’ PATCH; at our R37, 1986, = incon, Sceuad 01) pee week ot co Cia paca PLASTIC ZmB| _renre Daley ¥.._ 10 Boston. age 70. Fu- nent with ne time. If you os i 422 Cor See a tats f/f BOX REPLIES®. |) ihm’ Se" reas 5) mits eon re sae, 7S WASHING MACHINES 5 - ‘ ease call for personal and de- - TRONERS & > ficiating.- — et White . ed interview. Apply 4 BLOCK LAYING 4ND CEMENT AIRED Chapel Mra. Jewett _ At 10 a.m, today we work. PHONE FE 4-2569 Walton's acCK TREE ry . Free t pairing rewinding 218 i. Pike _B & J TRENCHING Footing, ‘feld tite i water lines. SEWER CLEANING HOUSE MOV IX o. FULLY ied PE DAIS. Pree days _weekly EM 3-355 after 6 30. GIRL FOR STEADY POSITION IN financial office Typing and short. hand required easant hours and cenditions, ery, with opportunity for aavense! ment. Bavings and hospitalization jans Phone FE 56-8121 or see r. Voss at 407 Community Na- tiona! Bank Bbuiding. LADIES Do ft now! Earn $40 to $50 for 3 Rog = time, Sound go No investment delivering a 1 phone shot a _ ; 7 THE WAY TC WAMPUM: WANT Ads! To sel or rent anything. dial FE 2-8181. WHITE WOMAN NN FOR DOWN. stairs and cooking. Own room and bath on first floor, Weekends off. Good od wages. _Reference. ! MA 6-2004 | - WTD. WHITE WOMAN TO CARE for 2 children and light house- _ work, Live in. OR 37710 N | WANTED ; HOUSEKEEPER TO DO State name, address, age and Enciose photo or snap- eneral. 2 adults. Write iy ress Box 104 oe _ _ WOMAN. BET 35, AND office work. Must have references. EM 34171 |WOMAN TC SPEND NIGHTS with widow. Nice home. On bus line. 314 E. Pike FE 5-8816 WOMAN TO CARE FOR BABY room More for home than wages Dive in FE 54-5214 between 5 and 7 p.m WAITRESS WANTED FULI part time. Honey-Bee Diner. 19 W. Pike WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR housework and care of 2 school age wane Stay nights Call FE 2-4109 between 6 and 9 pm waiceee WEEKENDS, APPLY Fri afternoon Little Dutch Treat. _Keego Harbor WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework and cooking for couple in new ranch type home in Lake Orion. Oxford area All mod- ern conveniences, Live in. OA WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIL- while mother works. Private bed-|- ‘OR|= : COMP SHINGLER WANTS WORK|_¢stim EMPLOY MENT Drayton Piaing area Union, OR PLASTERING seca _3-2088. PE 50626, PE 6-0925, Leo Lustig 4 uron. Wo i PLASTERING, NEW AND RE- rk W ema : COUNTER OIRLA. BOB'S CONEY |~~ k td. F fe il bair. Call Carl Buxton, FE 4-0028. sland, 7 Perry, COLORED WOMAN WANTS WORK PLASTERING EXPERIENCED BAR WAITRESS peri peared rr, woes New and sepsir, Verne Keller. for weekend. Also steady and jortation. fe "3-6866. Fe eo aaa ee te ein yt |COLORED GIRL WANTS Da¥|"4 La . Hoe old Mill, Auburo _Work. References _ FY . Work MA aaa COLORED LADY DESIREs|——— = EXPERIENCED AND coner for men's haberdash- yp oc ween: Fe Saas Ss care. PLASTERING . => MI 6-1212 for appoint Sahn OP oes : §-6835. ers PE ¢1936 SCHOOLER, ERT UMBING ELDERLY LADY BETWEEN Nght, housework, days, city. PE)" and Phone FE Wait'oo abies, stay ia, 01, 34811 | CONSCIE Me Ww on ~ Som $e tnbiee, Say fo, OC CONSCIENTIOUS — | __ Mant 1 Be EXPERIENCED SILK AND \ WOOL Young marrie’ woman = ¢ Pree estimate FE 46005 FE Woodward, Rochester. OL 27711 and toe bonse cane : 7 EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER social work is seeking po: TRENCHING cook. 2-10 shift Apply in a rie ition .n personn werk. - 3. field tile, ic tanks and Roosevelt Coffee Shop. No phone related field. e sewers installed. §-8221. sous, "= shes dip =: TRENCHING. FOOTINGS AND EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR RE field Sevtic tanks for sale oairing and alterations dept Re/COLORED WOMAN WANTS! or tastalies Phone evenings. FE viv Box 78 Pontiae Press. bousework Mon. Wed. fri. $1| 80028. days FE 2-6472. FATHER AND SON WANT HOUSE. | Plus Dus fare PE 47740. ELECTRICALLY CLEAN- keeper, Write Pontiac Press, Box|DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT, EXPERI-| ed. 24 hour service. No results. . enced in lab. and mes work,/ no charge. Chemically treated at GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN To Do|— sie, 30 Mi 6-1529. Ro extra charge. Roto RE Sewer , bogs < Sarge "Me eka peneaat sera ve. +2812" ss ree Sit emi-inv ust easant pA ams tep vo Boerne ——— Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 EXPERIENCED COLORED GIRL. General cleaning week PE 54-0847. EXPERIENCED COLORED GIRL desires housework days. FE ¢-0419 GENERAL OFFICE WORK DE- sired by lady. 36. Type, either elec. or manual, operate ae: tometer, — adding = etc. Write Pontiac Presa x GIRL DESIRES WORK BY THE day or week. = ebetwena 6 _and 7 p.m, FE 463 TRONINGS | WANrED: PE 2-1231. IRONING REASONABLE PE 45444. a BY PIECE. DONE my home. FE 44149 CADY WANTS DAY — WORK. IN KEEPING—TY PING of ar kinds. Tax service 210 8. Telegraph Rd. PE 5-0676 Feet _Specialist 1SA\ OR A. KANTER, FOOT SPE. cialit| % 8. Saginaw & FE Garden Plowing ALL POWERLIFT plowing and discing. & SON Plowing, Bulldosing Mowing end Leveling, 5-008 16A UIPMENT, 4-3371, Garden FE 8-1427 work. Also chimneys. No job too large or too smali.~ Guaranteed wok Ph. FE 4¢-8694. BRICK, BLOCK STONE AND CE- ment work Also carpentry Free _estimates. 1 Phone OR 3 OR 3-6951. CONCRE\E BROKEN WITH AIR hammer, by job Free estimate. FE 2-0077. CHIMNEY AND ROOF REPAIR. _ Also roofs tarred. FE 81883. CEMENT r WORK. ALL 1 KINDS. Free Jensen, FE CARPENTER WORK Alterations and custom building. CARPENTRY B Bn 3 AND CE- ment work, etc FE 65-0782. CUSTOM BUILDING P.H.A. FI- _nancing, Modernizing. FE 4-5470. CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA. tions, modernization, also custom __building, OLive 23-7326. CEMENT WORK; RESIDENTIAL and commercial; free estimate Raymond Co PE 4-9366. MPLETE LINE OF MASOmRY. brick, bock & stoné. EM 3.5182 re tong sina is Bao. Ph. FE 2-4405_ FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A _ specialty. Ca.: Bills. FE 2-5799. REDUCED RATES _ wutge va to oetve you. Smith Moving. | FE 44 486 VET WITH 17 pers TON STAKE 4-4088. *|BATON TWIRLING, ght, FE) We service all makes of retrigera- A all smal) oes & siding. D. M. Wright. fore hye, rom +A 0720. BULLDOZING, DRIVEWAY! i J parking ade. all.” Only 40 yrs. of éxp. FE >t oa == “Ay 7-0274, SLOOMPIELD WALL CLEANERS. CARPENTER WORK WEW OR| Walle & windows. Reasonable. repair. Kitchen, bath, = Pree est., no FE 2- Pi sastoms. Obes ‘Guaranteed | ELEGTRIG-MOTOL sen Vinw oe sour MAlsIng ane’ POoTis 4-8450.| of Ly HOUSE RAISING fete ‘dy pag sr BALLET, lecting Car necessary days week. Steady, References.| WANTED: TRACTOR WORK, ALL tails call for appetckment, Mai _Fe's. 1580 kinds. MA 5-066. gthez odg pieces. 61 E Walton __ 6-033 7 LADY ware CAFETERIA RES- ve a Mele tay eee TEER eon Se Tt | Loundry Service 18cenANER OY ware, alt faa rd ras oo free. ee TYPING. 6BC- CURTAINS Brasn: £&' po cERA ic 0404 7 retartal service 3-2842. i RETINED MIDDLEAGED CHRIS SWEDISH WIDOW WISHES FOSI-| Washes and finished. ell eden | -oO4 LS hs We tian practical purse mall! tion te heuse for 1 able materials, expertiy {inirbed| POR MUSIC RELAXATION, RENT a honte, Must. live in.| Own transvortetion. To live . on jatest equipment. AUTOM as a BETSY ROSS or ieee 9 2 @mokers or arinters gendat-| Wr Peuine Press, Box'st_ "| LANDRY'S R"Teeqrupa na. | feet pamyoSee Ca ee appearance TWO EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL] _¢¢f_Tel-Huron Center INSTRUCTIO| .N ALL TYPES” Live in. Phone belore 8 p.m.| Ad food waitresses want work|LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR ROP. | INSTRU s 4 FE for Fridays and Saturdays. Call] fled. beautifully finished. Pontiac] hand w more Grene wyaten ——~nOor REPAIN- work | before 4:02 o.m. EM > Laundry. Ph. PE 28101 gros ment OA 8-2035 WALL WASHING. WASHING,|FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. ——— , : made dre.ses made for you ——SALES- * work well done. . Ph. Pontiacs Laundry, FE! sinpon & wool. MARKLEY YARN ALES-GIRLS _|_FE_ 240s. 4] NOOK, 247 W. Maple, Birming- | So oak emaan Alege mereroar) now bofemanonge sa AND va FE 64 IN hod 8A ham, MI 4-6312. g taken for home._No white shirts Landscaping 1 aS CAMERA, ‘ time work Myers Jewelry WOMAN ae may 990.50. ternis. P er Ee P HONES ponies ot teen F w toning Ee ORADING AND YARD LEVEL- Bock z or i Senvice, ions W. WILL CARE Smt ~ INVALID OR 3 jODEL BOA RAIL- SOLICITOR (ge @ in rE thas” So | TRIMMING esgia REMOV- = BOATS. CARE fete ine of You can earn a substantial week- ome Eres Artist's paints & brushes Stamp ly income making c4lls from your WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON- ROTO TILIee coin supplies BROWN B ce ‘home Must be over 21. For ap-| "es. FE 5-1219 MAple 5-2473 4.N. Saginaw, FE 2-4242, pointment cel. FE 5-5917 WASHINGS SOME IRONINGS. - ; PAINT BY NUMBER SETS. BAC- TWO LADIES TO SELL CifRisT.|_Ressonable OR 3-e62 __| Moving and Trucking 19, KENSTOSE 1° Lawrence. FE mas Lope tl oes on eae AND IRONINGS, “si A Sweeties wae aol ~ ae DA Velde ace cane. yee med wie cee AA-1 MOVING & TRUCKING OR vicinity ‘now Fa ve” tite no|W1DOW NEEDS HOUSEWORK | pickup & & eatery Goad service| fate Cunpel gel ge matter where you livé. Hi aaa Write Pontia. Press Box 15. _at reas. rates. FE 17-0759 anytime./ stee] housing. U $15. Mid- Merchandising Co. 60 Brady 8t., WILL DO WASHINGS OR IRON- HAULING RUBBISH | West 4-718, Detrom 1 Mich. ings cad oy dae — my cleaned. seine HOU. c. SA oT: = rs. Wilson, - Le WORK NEAR HOME| (tm Sit Puts tate, °° |(ICIVERATORS CLEANED ASHES)" mineraiien, mineral @ Guorescent CHRISTMAS WOMAN WANTS JOB CARING! 45134. See motetiah TASKER’S, @ W. |rmattines ir osta Gmr'ae| or saueren, Sare_FE_€306.— |niaweqavemRa, —oo6 ag night work, Must be able Building Service 12 FE _¢0es?, : Fe == ee ig nag aaa — GNT TRU G4 a by number” sets, *, waste Maple pre Birmingham. ATTENTION: dirt, FE : trays, | leather, nonlin. WHITE WOMAN, GENERAL] Guaranteed masonry work of all|(IGHT HAULING AND MOVING , i ~1 bE housework and care of chiidren.| kinds. Fireplaces a specialty. FE conal . :| & many others! ‘ARLETT'S 1 child welcome. Good home and/ _5-6029 _——, ee _time. ae, Fetes: OB Fe8te say - BIKE “SHOP, E, Lawrence, wine Git one part-time; B & J TRENCHING speed hineuled, PE2003 hetero = peotecrenn te aeeee xoont, eld tile and water. liges LOADING FILL DIRT WELL M 10 Inch Lathe or echnician eply nh o - - handwriting to Pontiac Press Box! BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT _and Mt Gene at E Bivd ; Logan floo: model eae eendition . uséd oniv hours. Completely scapes including quick change gears and ‘, horsepower . motor. FE 5-0750. VOLLMAR nm A AND wh, truck wants neuling FE STOR- — osteo & Personals 25 Large vans anywhere in pa States. service. FE 5-6562, 341 WN. erry aod 8ER RUB- snd tient eraee rE bale TRU AND HA bish, Anytime. Cheap. FE 30208. O’DELL CARTAGE Local and Loner Distance Moving. Phone FE 5-6806 Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS MENT 1%y Ton Stake nd Dump Trucks Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. FE 6046. — FE 41442 FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND fini year’s experienc ent. John Taylor, Ficon SANDING, “LAYING FIN, R Gardner, 491 Central. FE 27519, GAUARANT Se ae _ kinds, Est, 1916. a. Hy _353_N, Cass, FE 4-302 14 A-1 PAINTING, Seen “tf removed. rE A-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- . for cash. Free estimate. Painting & Decorating 20] ence ANY. GIRL OR WOMAN s advise — (successor to Western Ei ric). moved to rm. 11, 101% . st. fener of Warren. Mrs. Richa: 7 authorized paleo Supplies Page ail makes of| FRED EiiAs AbD 18e TO YOUR campaign fund. I told the kids not to waste your cards ‘cause they were expénsive so they sold them to the neighbors. Claire. Elect Elias—State senator _ PE 28814. 63 Mark. EMPLOYERS — solve your personel prob- AINT A MR. THOMaS SMITH WOULD dren and housework, Full time and exterior, FE > Itke to thank the five blood; work. Full time. Excellent sal-| Good home Child considered. Call ~ GAR CEG '|CIsT YOUR FALt AND WINTER EMPLOYMENT donors the kind friends and a Apply Mr Morgan. 108 N.| after 7 pm. EM 3-2746 14x20, $500. 20x20 $180. COM. ——— —_ painting now. Call emer aginaw . ead cords “Gerteg Ble eves Weeks OPENING IN SALES —DEPART.|YOMA® a pate Gl ay oe plete, including cement work. OR/SqInTinG AND PAPERING. w._Au yEserel — in a — = =< oe ee supetiancee ae while mother works Live in, ll Goeeear BUILDING REPATR. Mason . FE 4-8366. IN BT? thanks e jance salesman, Permanent wi child welcome Vicinity of Ox AINTING ANY WALLPAPER- the Emerson School. hes tee and car allowance. The| f OA 8-216 brick stone and cement work. I you are having trouble m eo _every one of vou. _Bood Housekeeping shop. — _ wick On COIRESOTeLECE| Mind feel ed eine site! N CREST COUNSEL: 7 BOYS. 17, FOR LAWN WORK.| children while mother works | —-*220- LORS, INC. 41% 8. Saginaw. In Memoriam 2| 2163 Jones Road, Pontiac Room and board $20 EM 34719.|MASONRY CONTRACTOR. NAT-| Painting, Wall Washing gbove Gatland Thseten”’ be MARRIED MAN POR ESTAB-|WANTED WOMAN TO CARE FOR| Ural cut stone, prick. block and a Lm ead IN MEMORY OF CARLTON UT. shed route. $85 per week ‘o| 17 month old girl. Hours from eo | RY and rent that vacant | room through a Dial FE 2-8181 for a Pontiac Press ad-writer. ee Realtors © FE 4-0528| to own m7 8. Te ra ti East Pike | Piha te pb GAYLORD ve Real Estate Exchange ~ EASTERN JR. AREA Fares bedvesms sie © ued bese Boek i. god tat ve re KINZLER J. A. Taylo Bungalow Special sc: f ith well to wall basement. Oi) heat. room & dining x 186-ai kinds of fruit, ¥ rden. . Ler Ein Fe cess Sif'tee with about down. NW ay boat. Eve ph home al) corr ernized decota’ drive. Soon ae Nesr Webster 3 ing or den. W. Huron 8&t. FE 4-3526 at. 2 & garage. Excel- — If no answer, ph. FE or an appointm 1 sweeNcr GAYLORD: VETERANS _ ls ven cent: howe On THERE oe oer i‘ car ay mange _— NEW YORE Beoutifal’ $ room brick, 14% baths, DRAYTON PLAIN ranch “RENNEDY KENT Established 1016 © rms. and 2 for 1 apt. ine! used business, $1,060 down hom? | WEAR TB SANATORIUM. You pay ith - Sebo Bateman om eae sen ~~ — ea beth don ey car © $2,400 down. ae conser im hy Here's @ @ foom ranch Kampsen «4 W. Lawrence Eves, Next to ers Power __ For Sale Houses 43 ” WEST’SIDE. ZONED 5B | Building 30060 ft. 2 . io ‘you'suY aaa IT MAHAN - EALTY CO., REAL’ ; Piss; Cooperative’ ne Real "Estate . 2-0263 Coen Eves. —T Sun. 10-4 RRXT, DOOR An em-) home wits full ae- seer PRETO c ‘ br +3560 FAMILY. Attractive east-side in- come. Alj condition. 7 ment with ie So price. 12 080. Call tonight od ee home west iors for ‘tabs toe ei lsenhiacs Possess St. Michael’s district. Six room moderna floors. home, Built-in bookcase and china ¢ab- Close trans- napa see reasonable at 7, 400. co _ North Side I pecceien oe this immed wood ors. ah Basement. Sew feacea” oo low with gy ro ber ‘C UCKLER BEAUTE N ow Eves. me "1610 rE ADAMS DRAYTON PLAINS 2 bedroom on nice let, No base- and tine, ant. floors, 65%326 ft. lot, $10,260. t me. Lovely feneed yard -_p BEY agg tod neder Sr ee FLOYD KENT, Realtor sh 450 DOWN 1 price, $12,000—terms Sun | Bowie “Exchange | ow, don't mise the 49408 Ottawa Hills Appealing 6 room two stary new. ~ loghite rich car- rooms. Gas — and - ee city, About t/500 6 r+ Hing 2 Family Income rooms & bath end we 0 foom and eg ep. Lower now vacant. $3,000 down John Kinzler, Realtor piste | incon 4 BEDROOMS Pll oag ment, gas heat heat “and homens Gan be r i Joseph F. Reisz - | Sooperative 1 Real _Estate Bechange Pree Parking cng | Dought for $11, Teo 42 800 do EALTOR - INOTRA RES 100 ome ave Open Eves IMAGINATIVE DESION Skilifully carried f2 in this lle | ersion of oat ree So cerck sae aces | - width of “foun eee | : lobe view from al) rooma <4 a fen. beautiful | “th Sly porens, re eerie Fa ms" t |'Templeton Williams Lake 8 reom ie, togatlon pri $2, down. marie uburban Ranch ¢ bedroom home. New coniition ety good buy at os K. L, Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd., PE. 4-463 Open Eves, Open dun. 1 to 8, | TAKE I's your move Joker ever th s room modern 4 ans, beat, new ga- In Clarkston Very attractive 2 bedroom bunga- | ee in Clarkston's hood, Pull CLARK fevet 1 ft i cendy wench. eve wn aoe ‘y | SUBURBAN two bedroom me meoky a rare Sur ACRES 10 With 600 ft. of jake frontage only ee, with large — bath and nice living room, fee- —- * ong? natural fi i os © corner lot. 1450 how or in trade. OFFICE OPEN 6-8 A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Segeunes Base Seen, oom Lin. he ——s or 35 ft Russell Young a Brees 0; Sun. “al a ¥ * This is TH “By tee Wicome “PORTUNITY in the “Business Opportunities” column in the Classified eh OF Ss hd - ' rf | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER a Manan eR a For Sale Hoses 43 D "By Jay Alan|. Money to Loan 53 ee , ds 5: | welts LOO SE, | GET CASH QUICKLY Nfoslyn Ave., Corner Third, || * Our New Location _ SYLVAN LAKE Por Up te to $500 GARLAND = LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 ae Seat ot tome PADDOCK ST. . lates = taihnd naw. | WEST SIDE 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 0023, attic, 1 cm CARROLL G. P Seek” Need Money? A HOME OF YOUR 2 bedroom. Se- | 26% West Huron seg tts eal ete Y : OWN Tie bath. Auto. ol beat. Puli Eve col Te ties IVAN W. I's 9s near as your telephone ia. Ee eh ates Fe] p awn, ee ae ten! SOHRAM FE 5:81 ght Lag sg = ais ee 0-812] La Rese garage. $7,050 2 FAMILY 1 ROCHE RD RAT VEY FE 5-5901 oll FE 5-2564 See ete = 00 Down us et HB 4 Pex rows Le th TH hh 20 dawn Coopera re Real Es Sint ate Tiel and 3 a East side-3 Rooms—fully mod- ee eans NEW § ROOM MOUSE BETWEEN Gob ‘Week's sine 2 a CHILDS” 81 s ‘ 97,200. _WOodward 1-1168. or the Handyman » North Johnson Ave, | mer, aupieg insect repair] | INCOME ©”) tintatee! Wit fens Base Home & Auto| ; ean Gees cis shines ; living room. kitch-| School. 2 bedrooms and down. | . finishing, $750 down. Raat ret A he Ef ea oo Brae a | Be a iver . Loan Company 4 Sate Sy Sofie ns| Scie P| tne cre ane 10-28 ema Taw es] MEST ETEM pha m0. saneine *) jenvee . your WILLIS M. BREWER 7 viedia ‘f : M purty ideal for, rail couple! een B comma ae Possession _| “... and another thing—I've given you the best millions ONEY for 4 Within distance ¥-| 1 acre of an good . | me room with m of my life.” ; ; : : _ fon Plains business section. basement. Hot air furnsce and : price $8,950, Immediate posses- cuppewe gen he ae hot water heater. Large lot. : : Peo le Wh Has “WHITE of "might cuater coms wales a Suburban Village Se ee ee Work ° , Near _ Elizabeth Lake PH givleens co re ive *cisweon. Ca "Call Ou 24806, mois NEAR | Biyenied “to a4 dus. te lines, |4 SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE BROS. | BeeEeseste| Gee ae: SP | Be | ° Gp ae) QO Heenece | cer gercee. OOS) Dd Gn i Rent-Lease Prop 49A| weekly family > garage. estred rane OREM on nin | diet * Beatie Methone| EMBREE X'GREGG | jQ°2 REE" US"Se| name commen tmeat von| ie aut, cny, enettne : Spee $a 8 sin, te *sanen Only orto tien Lake Villane. LITTLE FARMS .| ‘eter sep, beoety shen. tease: a 3 ies $750 DOWN THELMA M. ELWOOD 34008 Ove vcre parcels. Excellent land. | _{30'8. Jesse OY MU | Bases tie You tae mney , oe Completely furnished nearly mod-| 5143 Late ha) | "EW. BEAUTIFUL 2” BEDROOM | Convenient location, Remember. « | COMMERCIAL BUILDING ia | in-one day.» Your ‘choice of 8 - AND HARGER CO. Wice Jot: School bus _ monty, | ES $3044 ___Oven 7 io ®| Giant heat, thermopane, attached + “nd 18 oun. | “Take RG FESS | Tepayment seheauies : Open O 8:38 8S A STEAL! fae at 8 fixe Overlooking « beautiful H. T BROWN, per aon aE GENERAL PUBLIC 2 183 *. Lenient terms to responsible | 1563 w ityron pomp | anne ine er. GAN COMPORATION 1 FOR a gg eae isd s "MUTART REALTY 9 ee CDRS, VENA | For Sale or Exchange 50| ~~ 6 w. Huron St eet | ene OME PARK RD tay ay bo en ee | FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 ACRE: Pho FEdera’ 13-7181 fel WALLED Le Spears, Te A.| farm, tools cattle. 6 Seneca aft- = ve | eons Sv Pe PE | Rooate ap ER, WHEN YOU NEED nara] 4, 0. ELLIOTT & Sons hv gonnlllg J ala Jordan 4213 6-2503 = : : extra Se comer ‘ta paved Mais RE a BS Rags Pur- SSA asl $25 to $500 ore BING SITES LOON LAKE pag PA TE A BC RLS sell y 130 between 1 and T comiecasn 5 vacrwum | site Down, bs cart you'ses | Beauitl bunting ote 114 0 246) won’sMbedeoom off Walon mia | vice teach. “™* 2 Ba. pk BE lag fy | Zz Se Sa ote | Handy. Fishes Body | Una "Beatin ionte” “| $A gatehe Suet try se| FLOYD KENT, Realtor | Business Opportunities Si] ii ctr sith "Sethi sr i sed ow ee : mo ser te, | RIDGEWAY on, — Hy 2 to Jayeg 30 W. Lawrence, eves, 7 ~ ** | DRY CLEANING STORE, ‘ALSO Feirohone ee ee +. Parle, dining furniture, ee ae reat TS pay em gradi By room with’ over ie _ —— b-des) or ag greta chins, table 4 -chairs. : teers flee mare geen «STATE | See ets imeem Muterior ie | Fd Rd. Keogo Harber. 91.200 tnd ings inciuged” Pati ir 9 ae) Goel sewer. 00 | © Sit sal ot mvemiery. Pe Sed | cor range, eas" elec. 6. 9p: | Uae NO STATE MUST SELL 3 se nudting. Only #100 | “BUD” Nicholie “quer, 8 with living | Peation room. fs bathe & FT LoT In CRESCENT LAKE FOR RENT FINANCE CO. beds, al! sises. 63 up: TV ects 625/ Will seeriice, 2B 3-736. ' BBAL Betare | oe with “omeall “wer, dining alcove, dish- stash re pore er | ~MODERN STATION FE 4-1574 ee ee ee ae pie a A nny Be Piarys ome Ae fen oo : Pe re a : _ = 5 ia : Pumping better than 10,000 gal, a| 2 Pontiac Gtate Bank Bidg. room suites, $40.95 up: living rm.| —"=_* 1448. ' 4; 2 bedroom, nearly finished Totally F in WATERFORD TWP mo. 2 stall with modrn living 12.68 ‘Up; room | LEWYT VACUUM CLEANER, “Tome, Leah. Adi Adjacent to, By! hg my ty + - | ‘quarters. All new stock and equip. suites, $19.50 up. Many other | used 3 times. 946. tate * can some ge $500 down. peated sarace. Cente plan. A tew lots left. 692400 ft. | ment at wholesale os. hows ttems. Sa°cenis dos, box with RED f HORSE f Sainte tach ‘th Yet: | Sahin ‘Smiles ‘ot dowatown | aly’ #ias "per mo. Enquire 3500 USE_OUR EASY PAYMENT sis. GO. E, blanket still im box, ; closets, $21,500,| Pontiac. Pay only 20 per cent | _Ditie Highway. OR LAY-A-WAY PLAN never used $35. ee es me me minor ro mem | END NEMO | Sie emir rae Series | See, sgh hn calor | FQ By o S8LD = RPALTOR WE BOT, cele TRADE aT. | Curette Cea ear NEW RANCH: HOME re ease : : may bo to lots, FOR RENT IDEAL sPOT oe AROUND. 2 ACRES OF PREE | white enamel washer $15.00 cash = « location west of ALL PAUL A. KERN, Realtor] -; , = restaurant, Clea2 FOR : PARKING. OPEN 9 TO 5:30| or terms - save $80. Ph. FE Ser eae | seein" ee, ie Ta "Si igs Se er ew oes, FLOYD KENT, Realtor | Brgzaese om eve) xtra Past cate ealiardd. Wnt een ot | care MOpEC FRIOIDARE siding, “Real Estate Since 1919" 5-1605 open eves oy a | oe 9 o ROO PORN HOUR Next to Consumers Power SMALL nage Whe . DOING ‘ gts, on Severe na. we Swiees” — r a es count pevnegee MY Soka” nl te UNMET STREET | Brete_ won't _ Service — "EURCTRIC DRYER. WOTOROLA TV 3 IN. TABLE oe | SxS AS) svete raoee seorme| Bh eres atin) Fer Sale Acretge 4) ance | aregtameeege- masa | ev actinige aati | Settee tog oe visit e WEST S. INCOME | _*auiy. on a day. Bev beautiful "rooms of ACREAGE BARGAINS Opportunity to lease or Uoans made without eae tomatic washer. Balance at $8 ca yards, used carpeting. soft Donelson schoo! | WEST income y manage well - equipped sv worthwhile per month. ‘hone MY 3-3711. | rose with pads. Reasonable. Eve. rm Eraamet Suzieeycses | Peer steMatyaatean th | eeeane et acme chica | RAR age eee # omen) Snare me | Pye CAEN WARS ME) tase ssa . ® rooms, over small mortgage. we tal bath es bai Pegye ema naee ity tric, 1080 W. Huron. MOVING: SELLING « ROOMS OF L. HB BROWN, Realtor | Swss to vs iuron “stares, | WOODED SUB > BIVIRION-WEAR Cee Bea ote Pertiy wooded, has small, bul. Pontias Press Box #2 HOUSEHOLD ~Alcohol—A —Anti Freeze | Stare cua * Bo ais Bich "I Se eat ne BEAUTR Ww DOWN NOM oe vaca FINANCE fai IROL Daeg Te aon ; \ a. WARD E. PARTRIDGE | _ ict, 952120, on Knoll. PE ¢0085. | A spacious family home situated | Sood04 partly BONNY MAID INLAID TILE i 31 : i. Be eo ‘ REALTOR, FE 2-8316 . stricted tm dighiy re] Ty AcRES VACANT “‘artri © | 2, south Steinew Peter Rubber Base Pant g340 ga | MATTRESSES AND HOLLYWOOD 2 S 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve. 1 to 8 hath helt beth fonniae, | Full orice 62000 Ind floor! "Phone ‘Pibderal 068s srene it) @ Mores ani) she oe at Wubers "83 Willams. FS f- i , ANNETT | € 222 |Giroux & Hicks) = ™ 1 7 = — | gai merger! | oa es water softener, carpe and dra- cubic ft.. MUST SACRIFICE — NEW G. M. = $500 Down / 1 pertes otngtotos. acer nck es 4398 Dinte Mwy. | Drayton Plains “MOTE L, LIQUOR condition.” Mest "sel Cal FEE fo apy Ug UE dove ‘end + ; : : v e x : : : O N a OFFERS home we are proud to show. main ful sol onrick ban ten | Os 625 to 8500 Sora a ee CAFE Mp ce a é d . , * = 5 FAMILY ai Exce a ° meni y n o. sa deuehas Ton. aikee ca d naville, Birm. * mm. West Side Terrace ce "bowie 12ACRES Excellent corner” Socation, ati me: ity Loan Co. | Siuaic Couches. 98.00 ana uo|,_nav' , = Sicesm belek (te) eaeabent Sect 2,00 wha a: North of Pontiac off Baldwin, 3| newly decorated. New gas fur- 30 E. Lawrence Bull .0| MAPLE BUN? BEDS, COMPLETE te miles trom city limits Your! nace. 16 dame - chest of Dra i condition. 2 bedrooms, near beautiful down rentals plus eddi ers new center and coment cheating ise eae peceere: vay. tions! imcome. | Buy real cstate, . FE 2-7131 . will = line, El ete 3 wen. Uyeee now ‘Teoting. fo dove . 1 $10 om ‘ "| SOLID MAHOGANY ¢ POSTER 1 EVES. ¥ rms. = as. 8 s . 89 ho casi POR PoEee bed B yre 83% W. Huron FE 4150 NEON, PLUS Lake & Water tet Frontage | Si Sale Business Property 49 phone, information please. ‘Come onam mies tds coe, ate Paone en ant = Maple. sofa. bed « simetching ] ME .US apg ot wg i sellings; mortgage PIECE ROOM | -arm chair, 4 cu. ft. refrig- RANCH HOME moders. ~ 3" bedrooms’ plus W AN | ED Foti ES-BARTRAM sacar Se, Main bene. Te Te OT DETERGON — | HROMES DiNeTIE sees as | iste B36 Must elt Sere Seve a 3 rm. all modern house SOU in MODAN NOntiows » TK. « Mh. Osh sooner OR 10 Puities ee sembie these yourself and save. 6 day. Roche Waterford. on 2 large lots in @ good EQUITY IN MODERN NORTHERN | S'b0s3 2a aed you want mrtiog State Bank Bidg, | chairs and table 960.05 vale, | SOME SMALL RADIOS; 9¢ residentia. section near WITH FAMILY AND/| — ssfaeng lek, ‘compare ang ve couvinced | Sn "Sd Ta" tasomnes the key. Call for appoint- 4B th 34 FOR se extraocd! ment. EDROOM TWO BATH tiac. Paved hwy. frontage. Here ae baninees, Inventory down. D MAINLINE FOR OLD-| fichigan “Floceema? pargains. so CoCCEL OOM s Phone : rd Lake Ave chifferobe 45852 | “WE HAVE THE KEY" RANCH HOME TF" YOU “round howe gon che wane | icin Rae wa | REET Sem oe * 7 a = q Samsara paces. Fon Sata GUSRANTERS. RE. with vileges rm m se -room o : : : No. wetteng. te more URRY, YOU HAVE YOUR pects sar a aparmee) wanes eae D D KENT. Realtor Sy ATE -WIDE_ | 3-room oil berber: trade Sout FURNACE 6a 11 ADAMS Winger wathers ..... oe) wp gown payment” of 1800. ws ee For Sale Lots 46|Mt™* © Consuatbrs Power | Reel Estate, Service of shentise | for S-room oil burner or DINSTTE eT HONEY BLORD | pve ciramer® oo #95 up — Sollee pe ‘_— eC ES Sin oes John A. Cantusener! ete _ sell. FE 4-4228. —_ buffet, drop leaf wens 4 z had GAS HEAT & LAKE PRIVI BUSINESS CORNER = = Eom | SxcmANOR YOUR LAND CON- | DaVENF an c Mt ;| Double door chest model. Celi “ woes Realty Co. LEGS. sxi80 LOTS. FULL | East Side 2 bike, from town, 1107 5 Sale Land Contracts 52 erty) for lake muntel car & and rea. Fe — ° over payments ir 3303, * Huron FE 58-6175 corner, 38x123| Zoned ree 10 room KJV awn OR 31355 DAVENPORT. GOOD CONDITION. | TELEVISIO : oa es quips pmace op wueve| Tit Sai ease ack ap | heme. rutatinsr cue Fer | LET YOUR $$$ WORK | R6oww Reasonabe, to, quick tue ons | "beavtel ont eabiet. ont Wl $550 DOWN COSTS. FURNISHED EX TOP apotntinent. — coe [cong with city ameter. Cheap onn Irwin small. discounts, Con- | PORCELAIN GAg STOVE ap ront, radio, plane, mattress 50 wick cash ‘s : Cah FE 3.0340 BOTTLE ag 8, electric stove, Used T ade- wopeny 1 BEDROOM BUNGA wea . , J REALTOR cr PE Saets for tnt or, dresse sn geeets. Old style moor FE Sty) 110° Ex-| washer peatiatend ae 100 THE , CARL Ww. oe Realtor |. - jou, 85,8, Se ee REET Sx. Pega on | DELCO (Dit HEATING Tr | - ~ Fy ee . enky Netioial Bank Bide. | Paene FE 2-46)1 Eve. 2-1804 suitable for. large building. 3 pe. liviny seem suite || $950 DOWN NORTHWOOD FE ¢@i) ves. FE 58-1303 == Sie om daily Gun t ws a gy BE, controls. ‘y ome Studie couch OLDER | ROOM MODERN ANIZ ATION > | Mon _tomemade dtep. fresee. E-Z TERMS .e oe sa as ee HOME. NEAR 8T. FRED'S. ORGANIZATION ROCHESTER AREA Money to Loan 53 pert jet well pump. | i $ Be. Wood breakfast set -- $24.98 = oad ~ uatnene | Sti map oF enn FE 31811, New furniture’ specials $40 inner-/ Chest of drawe a 88. [a GUALUET Reator! WEST. OF PONTIAC | SELL THE SURPLUS) Et, EE At ltt ee Ee Re : ‘ i oe! : cA vy Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | Ci"turrete “cuismauecweisr hens: | through Classified ads.| — Tacre parting” space. lo 202 N. MAIN | Shotes ‘posane, wee-breben oe | eine sot" Mince tab: bemb wie: me MAN'S oe &-e this home. Terms ar- . a : . cated on wel traveled high- . cellent tires, radio, heater, port sleeper, full. innerspring mat- : _L k F ranged. Land. livestock. machin- way, ideal for show and ROCHESTER, MICH. light, teurn signals, wundebtens tress, . 7 drawer knee ake front NR. CRESCENT LAKE ' ‘ 1 display rooms. $30,500, LOAN ¢% TO seee washer, two-tone paiut, exception, | Geeks. $2755. Rnd tables OF OG at Louise, near Ortonville, 3) Large bedroom | Nice living coer x ' AUTO ally clean for ranch’ wagon of | by 46, throw rugs, tL.» by 12) HIRE GOOD WORK. ‘sone omnes ft, lake frontage, dining L. bath, automatic | CTY, anything! Dial FE Ford or Chev, make. FE 45158. ok , $17.95, 9 by 12 $750 down. water heater, alumigum | storm Roy Annett Inc, ; i on. one a Help Want- IM WRIGHT, Realtor | ..*7.000. 81.000 Sen ot | 2-818. RRALTORS Ss 5 7 ; BANK ITURE CO. t's how Pon- ; £3 d ao | PONTIAC REALTY CO. = "ESTs ae SN, Baxter & Livingstone | 3 bedroons, 14 R) tiac Press did it too! mire ai mate Waehabee! tt patwe Fm baa my Hla wt tawreee Arn cin! Stale cata ee tee] || EZ TERMS. | Ex FE2 S181. sasae z . Z = ¢ : , if ; im . . | . _ ‘ ae iii cai cei ali ae aa oom f “i é f * THE PONTIAC PRESS,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 | oe _ SIXTY-FIVE _ } CREDIT THOMAS ECONOMY Fue TUR co. WAYNE GABER APPLIANCE SPECIALS and runs like new Ksivioator regen 7 a Many others os ne te 121_N. oe ° re S. like ne with square ‘Gente Sant keoep ae pail. Mi ress: vy mop 6.0086. : lamps, twin beds record , ond eobaions. PE 56-1423. 6-6 RM. DUO- OIL, HEAT- er with condition. blower, Good Melrose 17-2702. $300 St, Sn See Ee é PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. Oxi? Lit Linoleums o0e $18 Vy ft. Wall Tile ......8c House Paint ..$1.49 Gal. Anti-Freeze pap aoe Gal. 6x9 Linoleums .......95c double bed, 1 bike in Drafting Instruments icBride Hardware + Open Sundays 8-12 $008 Anbu Be. iat Crooks) FE 2-0302 ELECTRIC STOVE RpSsER tile, “po portable vesher: hve me gasoline Odds and ends. §77 E. Walton Garage ge Doors Comapicte stock of number 3 deore be sold. All sizes o — . anal prices. 'e parag fromt re . iotinge ieee 371 8. Paddock FE 2-0203 ___BERRY DOOR SALES CO. ELECTRIC & OA: & GAS WATER HEAT. gon — all vat Free Del! ay ee sizes, at DOUBLE RED pare AY jmiver bare ; ; trays faucet $21.95 Open Friday Nite ‘til © P.M. | Cheer og tae ‘Convinced! i SINGLE MAPLE BED $30. i - ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SAVING FUEL Sa se peel Fa ee Bowe le e rice While th last. Call Mr. AUTOMATIC i} HOT WATER if, stove, stove. _.38_School 8 apr. ee GAs RANGE, UR $129.50 value $69.95 sughety scratched also several full size ri s in electric and gas at ext ry values. Michigan: aon 393 «Orchard Lake 3 G4SOLINE DRIVEN ELECTRIC welders. FE 3-867). ANCHOR FENCES wae TE £ No money down. é —s feet of bings umber, brick. Union Wrecking Ce. Saas hed Ei _ Road Farm- _ington or KEnwood 5-1060. | 6 FT. B Ae yA HB TUBS, IPPED, 6. &. A. Thompson, 80 South Seronz YOu INVEST IN A WA- ot) fired, "HEIGHTS SUPPLY. Phone. Pl 4-431 BECAUSE WE ARE CHANGING heating. we will sell very pits Ours Stokol stoker wali segue 100 Matioeas Duntine Fe: BOYS BIKE SMALL JIG SAW. Sager dril] saw attechment. FE 54-6255 after 3. BURMEISTER’S- LUMBER TWO YARDS TO 3) sheet .... a4 Ceil BURMEISTER Neher Lumber Co. 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. nen ele and 6 Mile RE. m ie Detroi — FL 1-4184 Blackett’ Ss SAWS AND SCISSORS. M -| SHARPENED SAVE 5 }. Saginaw $25. | POR SALE WALL FoRNice | FE “ &M COMPANY NE ALL WORE is GUARANTEED. roda, 5-7835 2529 Ra. used. Typhoon | «ROOM OIL BUR aro GOOD tion. 6-1667, ollie or geome oi anh pei auge pipe, 8, copper tuning Used season. 3908. UPRIGHT saan. 925. MY Garage Doors |" spe we erence eeeeeeneee 3465 Auburn ~ Were win dows fi . Pere eee $e5° will, sell for without battery, MI 411" '. PETRO HEAT SERVICE WILL HEAT YOUR HOME if $39.95, & shallow well ‘et pains alee, gosp -_ oe 393 «Orchard eo Ave... “SURPLUS LUMBER AND MATERIAL — co, Excellent Used Pine ... 26s tric Slight! “at low 640 Highland Rd. (M-58) OR 3-7003 Open §-5:30 except Sunday 6118 @. & MBAVY DUTY, 1's HP. Pil ireacrinen MU __Sale Miscellaneous _ 60} | WRECKING SAVE—ON USED BLDG. ae IALS LOO Out's (up to 6) oo... ceeeee de ft. Long: Lengths eeeee eeee 4c ft. — ~ pi eocenaaenaen ge ccm steteresresecens Ee = § 4" score 4'x8’ ...... 4 sheet Oak weeeeeone VISON DAILY 9 TO 6; CLOSED SUN. smd Ww. 8 aL ROAD, NEAR (MAIN nt Dan 8:30 7 TO s KE 5-1660 FARMINGTON 0268 Py a for your rubbish in. Also closed $1 ea. H. P. Sutton. <750 J Rd. MY 2-6432. . . WANTED GOOD ¢C CALL In &. A R- $14.50, 8q “Cutken's s "INC. RENT OUR ae is E FOR Delta, Skiltcol _ & Porter-Cabie, a von ed or yg “sows, F. J. POOLECO. er, $456 PE 48717. and ‘4, horsepower motor of tia, Cth. sree = : 151 Cutiand- sve. —_ PE ¢-s000 DUTY SPRAY PAINTING | TIMKEN SILE a fu No wait-| THAT LEAKING BASEMENT fg + = pas and trailer, Call FE = ——— vanews 4 “ree witn ex Heavy-Duty Sealer HOULLINGSHEAD VARIETY | Siiineton’ Hesiin: a meee: | from sates porribie store, 7 Baldwin Arm-| or" waiford MU 40655. Fuel & Paint 436 Orchard Lake on ew sod Mac-O | EM 38156 or FE 8-028, Ave. PE -6180. Phone 7846. ~TALBOTT LUMBER FURNACE CLEANERS. WALL PA ircwen CABINET SINKA, Fa-| TALBOTT LUMBER ap ang and cankoon: Oaks mous Y¥ make in.| Lumber, doors, .windows, hard- fina ‘Fuel and 436 Orchard model 0130.60 value $09.50. These plumbing. B. P. 8. paint.| Lk. Ave Phone 42 in. end 06 in models extracrdl- tote ‘asks, Ah ae sheet | Cameras, 61A Annex. 397 Lake Ave. 1025. Oakland Phone FE ¢2622.| proyECTOR T.D.C., MODEL 335, EE eh cad EE Tn, | ORED, ELECTRIC MOTORS. 8 | in Mecooct ria gant: long, for 220 volts, In one unit.| dieceme” ame eee cat low | ICE, 1088 W. rE Ase deer rifle Yor sale. Gail after rices. The Housekeeping | WE BUY, Ti & SELL C. Prema os ue . $1 W. Huron. jeter seman eras, & pro- chairs. cedar ‘chest, new = wD AT SHOP ner. ine ve 23-3358, " USED FURNACES _site Detroit* Rdteor. Baron pee 4xal value $12.98, Tollete $30.00 value 1—Oll furnace 75.000 $78.00 ~ Sale Musical Goods cc $19.95. Lavatories complete with | Coal furnaces oo up pint eer “ chrome mixing faucets $14.95. | stokers $15.00 up | ACCORDIONS FACTORY PRICES. These are factory marred. Michi- Oj] burners : Ow =— se’ tow. Saoee re Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Range boilers : * teamed anoment 1 _bLake Ave, - ss Side arm gas heaters. $5.00 Prall,_ off W. Hurou, FF 1-3 H. P. JET PUMPS. $69.59_ 1-3 Furnace fans $15.00 BABY GRAND PIANO. PERFECT H deep well jet pumps with Can arrange for financing and in- Reasonabie. 12 gal, tank. $112.50. stallation i300 2. A. Thompson, 90 8. Perry —~ BALDWIN A 16 (Ost OUR LEASE. ALL MER- eRe a Limed oak. $775. Walled Lake, cheadise. | 20 per cent off *, ~ MA 41884. accessories. ‘Stock up now! Dick's | USED OIL GAS AND COAL FOR- CORNET & CASE. 0 e Also — oi] and Lake Rd.. FE : berner floor furnaces, weles G ¥) Sens. Wayne” Heating and Air ‘Condt: PIANO TUNING A REPAIR LUMBER Co., 623 Ni Main. Roch- . Oscar Schmidt. “FALL SPECIALS” ester. OL 40211. an DRUM AND LARGER 1x8 white pine boards M. sq. f. tSED POWER M S AND)| drum, good condition, $40 a5; ‘Ixia, $0 Mea. ft. or more,| used garden tractors must be 6-1424. : 210 thick butt shingles C & C'3-3| oid immediately because of stor-' (ODEL. ELECTRIC CORD 20. $2.30: wall plank & tle varie- | 0! Miiately because of stor-'| 1463 MODEL. x et a tage Gee sher ting our stock. Same| sfter sO pix vat 114 virginia fe ga 30 Int dots $1 8 Un Ext,| Bolicy applies to some new ma-| 8t., Pontise Michigan doors $13.50 & up. 2x4 to oe ed oe ge Se Door with hardware. an eee ee tra’ eStcten | Lawn Equipment, 1563 8. “Wood- Weedon price now. New type lated | ward Ave. (North of 14 Mile siding. See us for new prices. | - e. to Ra.) | s961 8. Tel FE ¢2597 Pete at cee er ae | omer pee cane Sear | gy ee OEM ¢ ie t. \ * “ on. Sewer croc grain tile & | Complete _127_idurphy.. Office Equipment 63 Ite sq. ft. Oak | all grades Ssactgnians Geome, & K' SMITH . CORONA TYPEWRITER. in windowwall. meoree | Euan fae om Call before 4 PE 25138. t. Get cur quaniity prices. quipment Co, 10479 R4. | Sate Store Equi 7 Paul: St Cyr Lumber Co. {7° Sigs a | Sage ~ “ 6120 Bogie Lake Ra Commerce| ano, hair dryer. washer, OROCERY eT oe EQUIPMENT Prova ine sii, Sa cttauve wi. cnn Gon POWER LA VisiT NEW 2. c= = = mower, MY 3-3803. QENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. | Cises Oe made ae NERS! Wh. | 2258 DIXTE joe ach... r7 . walk-in a VE c-cote. 2 BUR SPACE HEATER WITH | bor, wal selving tg LA w _diow: knives ete : faucets, $24.50 Value $14.95. Also |22 IN. FURNACE. $20. MAPLE| many other tame, For 8 soos bathtubs shower stalls, at \ got A Do terrific values. These are crate > - = at 2618 Dixte Hwy. marred. higan ————. W OLV ERINE A 393 «Ore! Lake Ave LUMBER AND WRECKING co. kind Cai, 35-4529 eves, LINOLES it hay yd. No. 3 oak flooring. per M $95.50 Sporting Goods 65 me D 337 x a Sar 5 gal. ueve ecting per M...... rd id SMITH aginaw | Tite tevetories ittings $16.95 A | | EN l ION - McCRAY LARGE REPRIGERA-| We carry « line in lumber, | ter, A-1 condition alse gear jumbing and coy Tas Sewreaee 5) Ak pears raed ™*! Deer Hunters ioUTON SEE Us ros wy Chef, 22 97 inch broiler coat, size 14, Rex-Aire vac- iso Juste - ee yf - tennis Fri combtoation ig E es San" baby stroller. $6. OR 3.1303; with ‘fat duct, PRA terms. Stan @ burner beavy. éut ; E __ Garwood fiter A 3 and 3 Farner ‘bol . mivror | cabinet $7.95 | 2 WIRE ROMEX, NO. 14. 3% PT Appliances built value $5.56 Glightly marred. ‘Ais | tm full cols. @. on Higas or other bottle gas. Phil large 1 medicine ¢ 8. Perry. lip's Petroleum Co. Orchard nets. With and without aw : rant és a A bargains. Michigan Pu. | 19¢ PER DAY 19¢ | * with gt, carrying case, : [EKER’ Ss “Pi MP oe oe ATS YOUR KARM AUCT TON} ME U Nationally Advertised P Shallow well Meyers jet pump Gaede S HARDWARE 04 Auburn at Adams FE 28811 19¢ Clothes Dryer 19c 20 Ib. CAPACITY FOR RENT 19¢ FE 4-3563 19¢ 4 has more bu yers when _ announced in the Classi- STEVENS TARGET RIFLE. Peep sight sling. $35. Also, 410 Mossberg shot gua, $18." FE box ; 4:30 300 ~—«REMIN AUTOMATIC r rifle xeellent condition 71-4529 Hunting Accommmod, 65A DEER HUNTERS ATTENTION. take 6 w ~ MONEY! Use bank run mead: eseaet and 60-40 concerete gravel. Also me be top soil, OR 3-4197 or aTrEireON: : TROY «ND AVON , Custom haw i AE " fied ads! Dial FE 2-8181 | Warr for a helpful ad-writer’s Me Bamiocene | ete IC GARDENS” ‘AL FISH AND gn Btn) yp Deter, . OL 2-6063, Baby Paral Parakeets. 28) ITTEN GUARANTEE th _ St. FE 32-4025. Closed Sun. PARAKEETS, OPALINES, CANAR- jes. 104 Mt, Clemens. PE 4-6960. teeter dnhenae ane teed. % __burn mois Ra. C. B, Smith Awe- . A. and James Beets. CANARIES A Hy uger kiana OR | Pawo. PE 7-0614 Dogs Trained, Roarded 70| Plants, Trees, Shrubs bed Sale Farm Equipment 76 A BLACKMILL FOR | BOLENS GARDEN TRACTORS. M ie a £ Hose. Wine Pie Dow ga once: repair, Evans Bq Mipmect, cr ities Aeeoaviine native iS CORN CRIBBING Sahar ae ee Br, gape Ea ne Gameree Village on gravel rd. GARDEN ‘TRACTOR. G GEAR DRIV- cauy. cnuen e. oe coe” ME. En rose 4-4280. Holly. ee NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY If you are looking for a real é ® he FE 40734 KING BROS. YOUR I-H DEALER Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke | sivien A Kind DinwCT DRIVE we 5 aes we chine MA wie, 4on ro er Products En- Parts & Repair for All Dick’s Air Cooled Engines e2 8. wv be [ae ey Hono oS Pontiac Farm n Supply JOHN DEERE DE TRAILER SPACES WATER AND entre Toe, MS tors and power Nees Sales & Service = meee Wie! meee @21 Mt. Clemens 8t 3-9830 door” glass —— rk gueranteed, Open Gat. CHAIN SAWS betned Sales, service & rentals. MY 3.0 | “*t!! on hig 0 Gass Ce. "Bes tae ew | one al fa Starters — generators AS = ee SEncIaL fares ep utpment Rebuilt” = ‘ings hs a phe ow used farm Lota of : and w ee eee tractors one Sse. Ave Pb PR 4.4813 FE 46100 perfect for hunti or pulling south. Ice box, stove dinette, awnings. Needs no helper spring _Sont pee Sleeps 4.' $875 OR _ Rent Trailer Space 79 PARKHURST TRAILER COURT. MS 3-461) sewers, N. Shore of White Lake Qreves Trailer Park Milford MU ~ __ Auto Acessories 80 ATTENTION t We are ae ears and era) tate ane ‘iow mileage used engines. mission and rear exiles and y parts, it SCHR RAM aur PARTS 2530 Dixie Hwy ss FEE 4-45 P0000 28) apes with rear springs, vacuum brakes, mi., ratio 717-671, 8600 OR a a grexd TRUCK AXLE. 4-8 25x20 tires ton Tulsa winch "ean on. re 'E 2-2184 = speciaitee -_— yal ‘lass, for ara, trucks, jobs —. Glass" installed, Res Coren aie aa | i es ‘#51 KAISER MOTOR. TRANS- 2211 Pontise Ra me, A REAL BUY!!! bg NEW IDEA 3? ROW CORN ' A-1 CONDITION. UgEep NEW IDEA 1 ROW PICK- + $118, HOUGHTEN’S $28.N. Main Rochester OL 1.6761. Auction AUCTION, SAT, OCT. * mile east cy oo, 0 6 ‘wa, 25 Fr Meiamore, Beaty clerk, J. A. Arnold ineeres On bite 77 Se derer Mien tools. | 8 AND 8 COLLISION. 72 &. TELE- atcimeit met Aue Fer ale Hommrao | 2 tion very good, cheap. 404 chard Lake Ave, = 2 Auto Service CRANKSHAFT GRINDING me THE ar, linders rebored. Zuck Mae. chine show, 2) Mood Ph. FE REPAIRS, BUMPING & PAINTING FREE ESTIMATE ALL MA OF CARS 30 Years Pair "Desk Cass at West ae et Overall paint jobs $35 $ SAVE $ _Sale Motor Scooters 82 v RECONDITIONED 1040 Whizzer sportsman. ( MODEL Call FE 2-1812 12. 8 “Paddoc PE 4-42 ‘a i ENOL Ibu ONE CYLINDER. mt offer! FE 46256 Oats, STATE MOTOR BCOOT- For Sale Motorcycles 83 eR a or Sale Bicycles 84 “ FT., 1980 BREMAN, GOOD 5 4. Call from 10 Easy terms. Parting spac Parkhurst Trailer, Seles at 24011 Oxford Trailer SALES To see the latest see Stuart's with alousie windows, walk . Com a4 screens, & sect that will carry - ton, Fant boogie’ Tint-Momes and Great es Used _tratiers sold on A gente: © per cent up to 6 m New trailers only & per cont up to @ months, Parts end accessories, Moe. MY 30771 “ On Ft. i PT. AL -| See M&M Motor Sales 1 bedrm., Call be- Por top dollar en late mode! cars. tween 4:00 & 7:00 p.m 20733, | 2627 1603 "an te Tete ha. | wrecked car, and junk care Sn'nriss Crescent Laxe Ra. Relirbecs' ae ae | WTD.. PRIVATELY OWWED “ wi cnn th Centtas, MAriu | WANTED TO BOY: GOOD CATE | 4-1441. model Chevrolet or 12 ft. HEW AND MODERNIZED USED! fis, "none MY 2-033 wrecks tratlers on rental purchase pian. Good low priced used ones as low For s Sale Used Trucks 90 m r TRAILER 1950 FORD % TON PICKUP. FE Siete ee | 2m Sati noURETRAMER, EXCEL. | #2, CHEVROLET STON CAs * @ x Seon y fure. MY) cetient condition. Only $650, terms. MI 6-1356. ‘#@ DODGE STAKE, 1 TON, si0- Taller — | “whips steer ea for tbe ‘Jacket bedroom. as az a are sae | x wr 4 groom ame bat * ” MA eit peau mee Lake Orion alse see New General Holly BOB FROST u - 650 8. Woodward, ble tors ne ARS OR CA 7 10 GMC iy TON PICKUPS. | T “ Pa —— one Ficnire piCRie OR TPS Ra oe : ait . nt and models yale ox ore ir SCHWINN 26 _Bew 940. PE Boats & Accessories & 8s RPL LOLOL OO BOAT HAUL on. Any bor an piace. Storage and varnishing MARINE 8A a. AND SERVICE = 8. _ Telegraph WANTED: cA Ol, 2-8282. IN. BIKE. LIKE 5-830. bod — generators and voltage GLASS, GLASS, GLASS BRAID MOTOR SALES|:3 For Sale Housetrailers 78| For Sale Used Trucks 90 | we 7 vost ian be ean be $ 26-FT. SEMLVANS. VERY GOOD ciated, Call PE 5-4450 Tratler ® ‘fi TRAVELO HOUSETRAILER, DB | TO SAVE ft. “condition. Clean, §475 _Ups and oe call FE 2-1084. ~-5288_Gorald,_ Of, 62008. TON) x, $25. 24 @. issa “Se FT Woop. anderson after 3°30. PM. modern, Exceilent cond! . New gwnings $2008 cash. Sparks, i sien eg | GMC is PF con¥t Coane aE E NEW. Fall Specials 1951 International pickup, I-ton ..$595 1951 Chevrolet pick- up, 1 ton ....$595 1951 Chevrolet pick- up, 1 ton-.... $395 1950 Chevrolet pick- up, 1% ton oe f495 1951 International pickup, % ton $595 WILSON GMC. 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 1s FORD PANEL TRUCK. 01. EM 32318. ~~ SEE PAULSON For A Good Deal 66 S. Perry St. FE “eS ok ig to be vreltad te ‘atte, © * isa ¢ text cabs. to 4 We and heater 12 coupe. Radio and _rivea off Pike. PE #-1266. » ¢DR. DELUXE. Bs Kaiser vith a 3 new Stor ery clean, ‘at “50 p- Mg og: "ECONO MY CARS, sre heater Werv eles. § take older car om trade, eS. J Buick | Super »Riverte He he re wee age on fe just lke new, MOTORE. WANTED GOOD GANOE. cat . OR . “ paseEmonns. “70 “a0 Drive the extra mile. will pay vou well, 4540 Dixie Mey. . i. J. VANWELT TOP ah PE AUBURN ECON CALIF. BUYER HERE SHARP CARS. AVERILL‘ wend DIXIE HWY ee pa oaes JEROME Bright Spot a Orchard I Lake. Avenue et to Southeast Missouri. Help drive n it. Call 1964 PONTIAC CHIEF _fnd share expenses FE 5-0¢75 tae ro _— BOARDING, BATHING AND CLIP. Menthe «6. Saal sal down payment DRIVE A NEW CAR TO CALIF. | 5” Cay Goob CONDITION. spon a Cate Pavia ROMS. Be NEW TOON POOR, BH | chal eee watine. Leeve | Pilest, Durr-onell, 378 6. Felegrapn. | cellent condition io live | SowTIAG GIVEAWAY SERVICE. | 1) CHEV STATION WAGON, TWO | ee REST ve Court, | FE _4-5139 — 3% Unton Street | ‘one radio, like new. __ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 : 7 AND ee to Miami #46, Los ALL KINDS HAY. STRAW. ¥ ' Sen Diego, san te fe ange | F ONGC | See aaa : ena " $1 figninns Re “ieoscae Fee: alll tlh | 5 tine airoory, og OATS LEAVING FOR HARRIAbURO, wood . MA $0608, | 1e Ni, Sunday morning Ghere ex- __penses drive 56-9006 For “Sale Livestock 72 . . TAN LEAVING FOR WOR TH 1 1 LARGE YORKSHIRE SOW & 12 an MOBILE HOMES ee_wey_ 7 _— [= Feta atti NORTH Pa Rr piss $200. 1 e100, 71 ~ oF ee Hagges = ban. © load either war FF 5.6806 roneee eee : You can buy ® Les Hutchinson | TRANSPORTATION OPPERED TO te Lake . es ry reconditioned tratier a» low a8! California abwt November & ¢ MICE ABERDEEN AR OUL| t100 coun en on en Chrysler $0 Oe eet ney Pe. ‘Mae, Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales ae | geeerial Seeie cca Gab en pie 5-001 ___ | 618 Dixie mey.,_,Drayice Pisins «=—§ Waatted Used Core 8&8 heater. | eutomatie ont, Feees BEAUTIFUL SPOTTED SADDLE | Phone PPPDRAPDP LD PAPAL PPP P DOP indows. ver ‘ mare. Quick sale price, (448, bComer 8 Meron MM’) THE HIGH DOLLAR | Just ‘a"tew ‘ot the ‘many extras tee Noten sot. | nd. Maat | Pe, aah orate teed care. Se] peresiteg. . - 2 yra, old. Reasonable. OL, 62393. poe, 4 — 30, 1964, at Holsteins. one of tceignat good bulls Pabst and JEROME Bright Spot 6) Orchard Lake Avenue me (CADILLAC nt E GELLER? Mansfield, my re ee “NOW BUYING CLE. LEAN CARS 52 Chevrolet — two door. Lege Paproedy low mileage, @ good-looking ear MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES 211 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 4-4546 CADILLAC, 1953, 62 4- dr. with ww and power, Firestone supreme tires, Very ‘sharp. By owner. OR 3-6954. 7 TAYLOR CHEVROLET GOOD USED €ARS 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air Fordor, monstrater. 1952 Chevrole Delux en Two green. ce ees i Tae ee eae go a) |e 5 & = oN a “For Sal Used Cars ”1 2 i, Fe See Ss easy fae 322: i poltie ya Aga ek seh allege oe | Es Sale Ub eae. seis a eo found nepal oats i a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 For Sale Used Cars 91 JEROME Bright Spot pal Orchard Eske Avenue. Pow. | A FE 5- wre. | FORD “3 GOOD CONDITI on | eae by lady in 60's. 985. ve ‘ FORD ¢DOOR DELUXE. RA- | hite | ig end =, ben ¥ | onan rt Very good con- | es DOOR, anny a" new preted Need on ont, eet ‘om & dO, 300) _ LARRY . JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 1952 FORD Custom Tudor $895 1946 FORD ~ Station Wagon — $275 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer - a PRICES | _ SLASHED |. “ No Reasonable Offer . Refused 53 BUICK RIVIERA "53 PONTIAC Patio, ester, Mydrematic and 2 pai 51,545 oss STUDEBAKER mander Sta H Sat and eunewal eres. J . $1,295 "69 BUICK 4 DR... | Bam shape and has redie & $595 "530 CHEVROLET Convertible with radio, heater and whitewall tires $495 *$3 BUICK Tee door sedan with whitewal) $1,495 ~ 9531 BUICK 5 R Mode! with radio, heater, and whitewall tires, - $1,050 51 PONTIAC Streemiiner ‘S'--2 oor radio, heater and whitewall tires. "82 CHEVROLET Styline Deluxe 4 door, radio, heater and 2 tone paint ~~ $950 51 DE SOTO Bportemen Hardtop, Radio heater and sutomatic transmission. Over 50 iGood Used Cars ‘to Choose From Osean) Motor: Sales Inc, 5 new __5 new tires, §125. FE PE 65-0976. _ ee RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED’ CARS | “NOT AN 4E BUT A POLICY’ 1952 DE SOTO Custom 4 door, Radio, heater | automatic transmission (Stock No | MIA) . | 1951 NASH Ambassador 4 door Sedan Radio, bee Bed equipment. (Stock No ) 199 DE SOTO Sedan redic heater and auto- ried transmission (Stock No ). 195 DODGE Biack 2 door Sedan with — and beater. (Stock No. Ab 1990 PLYMOUTH Sedan radio and heater. (Stock No. 3663) - 1953 BUICK Super Convertible radio heater and Dynafiow. (Steck No 3661) 1952 PONTIAC Chieftain Deluxe 2 door Radio, | pe ops and Hydramatic Stock No ) 1951 STUDEBAKER Club Cou Vv-8, radio, heater, Hydrema' iStock No. 1643). 1953 PONTIAC Chieftain Deluze 2 door, radio, and Hydramatic. (Stdck No. 3664) ] 1949 LINCOLN a. rnd ceed dese Whe 1951 G.M.C. Suburban. (Stock No, 3678) Jo FC PONTIAC A radio Coase. oroece i No “yele-A} 1950 PONTIAC door sedan with premame. sole ued bane (Btock No. 3645) PONTIAC -RETAIL STORE Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill ae FE 3- a7 7 2 West Side Side Used Cars 023 W. Huron FE 42185 "3 to ‘5? models to choose from. WE BUY SELL AND TRADE. say and 438 Ave bE a! following cars by the first a ag ee ee odin BO stated but no Offer Will be refused. 1999 PLYMOUTH . CLUB COUPE Beautiful light blue finish, end heater, directional signal, owner, 23,000 actual miles. As near to perfect as a car can be $550 1950 WILLYS STATION WAGON Attractive grey finish, excellent leatherette interior,, overdrive good tires and fine mechanically $650 1952 PLYMOUTH FOUR DOOR The expensive model with an attractive two tone large air conditioning large radio, white wall tires. directional signals and other ac- cessories. $795 1983 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Attractive metallic blue finish, fine dark blue broadcloth interior. power steering power brakes, Torque transmistion, radio, heat- er and other accessories. ~ $1,695 197 PACKARD I> Gleaming black finish excellent mechanically fine tires, radio, heater and other accessories. NO MONEY DOWN $245 _ 1950 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN EIGHT THe desirable club coupe model with radio heater, directoma] sig- lightful greer inish excellent mechanically and good tires. G98 4 por) Keller-Koch 803 N..Main, Rochester {Woodward 10% Mus Ra. _ bute! 1 sont Lincoln 6-841 i * ; . we 4 - ¥ f 4 * é : . = ¥ 7, i he é o ] ‘Sa Sal Sep a ee Leo ays radio One 153 Chevrolet ‘Bel Air four door Coten full Fe “$1195 MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES) 211 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 4- A546, | ‘Come to Clark- I ston for a good ideal on a used car! 1981 ‘Ford custom 8 4 door », @F- 1952 Open 8 AM. sedan. jomatic drive, radio and heat- clean car selling for $705. Plymouth na eater none eoupe, radio @® eater biue finish. The price, $845. — Fo 1950 Nash Statesman 4 door, Redio $305. and heater. Price, Three new Chrysler 4 door sedans. Pully eqaippei, Big savings. Trade now. CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Clark Mi ih. M i. 65141 & PM. daily 1954 DeSotos cost. tn tor the deal of We have’ ¢ re. P Bowe Dot en Coen $245 Dn. AND. 30 Mos. on the Balance AT LOW BANK RATES SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH #12 6, Woodward M » Till 9 P.M. EVERY NITE EXCEPT GAT. FORD VICTORIA 1 drive. Radio and iy a a mi, Call 4, to | F a DR 6 N AND ours Palinchom. 8. Wood. Fon u_peuohernaTo ay ~~ down ake ovet be oer per: Pe ast sor Fee's Sse” ie FORD 4 DR TRADE FOR yes of equal value. OR | 1960 Mereur Les Nash, Statesman. Bes FORD ier 2 DOOR. #18, Of 21402. BARGAIN DAYS ARE HERE y i door Like new sutitul 1 aroon. 19 =6Pontiag §6Chieftain Deluxe. Loaded, We buy, \rede or sell Bd = Bales 113 W. Montcalm _ FE 46151 1951 OLDSMOBILE $8 Radio and heater, Mydre- a ae) Comtoet 2 door. A real matic. 1949 PONTIAC 4 doar. Radio and heater $395 1947 KAISER ; $97 1951 CHEVROLET Deluse 2 door. . B) 19499 STUDEBAKER Stari coupe Radio, heater, ove ve. ' $395 1951 FORD 1953 CHEVROLET ~ Hard top. : , $1,295 1953 BUICK @uper herdtop. Radio, heater, Dynaflow, $1 1952 CHEVROLET Sedan, /$6 1950 OLDSMOBILE a8 Sedan, : . $695 ’ ’ _# Michigan's Finest _ The Big Paved Lot on the Corner of Ww oodward & 13 Mile Rd. Lincein 65-1100 BEFORE NEW CAR MODELS s 1,605 3 $3 Fora’ are &, overdrive .. siass ver. aie . 3 Piym. 6 dp. ... 2. .cceess 9005 ‘eT Chev ‘y door SHO Go Cm OOeS $225 We still bave at new low prices "Sl Dodge 4 door Pe ‘48 Buick 4 door ‘48 Plymouth 4 door ‘a@ Ford 2 door, V-8 "SO Chevrolet Sedan Delivery ‘48 Olds. Convertible. (pea 900x290 and saddle tanks. ractor Riemenschneider Bros. Dodge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. * eae “Mercury $49.00. Da. $15 00 F per mo. 1940 DeSoto Tudor $49.00 Dn. $12.00 per mo. _ BRA ee eee ean a eee As BS BRAS ad ee a ke ice fa EE uae * . ; | | | | | i '47 Chevrolet Club Cpe. Radio & heater. Sharp. $95 "46 Chevrolet Business Coupe. Radio and heat- er. $795 "St Mercury 2 dr. Ra dio, heater, beautiful dark blue fimish. 51 Ford 2 dr. Radio, heater, good paint and tires, $695 3) Buick Riviera hard- top. Radio, heater and dynaflow. $1095 "$2 Pontiac 2 dr. and 4 dr. Radio, heater and hy dramatic — your choice. $245 S80 Hudson 2 dr. Looks and runs just tine. Were TREATS — NO TRICKS Halloween Final Clearance Sale Make Your Offer--Take Your Pick OPEN TILL 10 P. 'S1 Chevrolet Bel Air dr. Radio, heater and 2-tone paint. 52 Plymouth 2 dr. Ra- dio, heater, light green finish. $595 'SQ De Soto 4 door. good family car. $495 "50 Chevrolet 2 dr. Cn rod running car. $995 © 52 Chevrolet 4 dr. Ra- dio, heater. sum visor and 2-tone paint. $1995 53) Buick 4 dr. Super. Radio, heater, dvnaflow and special paint. $1395 53 Chevrolet “210°>— 2 dr. Radio and heater. Verv clean. 9 « a WE MEAN BUSINESS! all sold out of 1954 Buicks! used cars in our new car showroom, 1,000 mile written guarantee. So, we all lat Bob Oliver's, at 210 Orchard Lake Avenue. “SUPPORT THE UNITED FUND" OLIVER BUICK| OPEN TILL 10 P. M. Stop in and shop leisurely at Buick M. $1295 53 Hudson Hornet. Ra- dio, heater and ‘vdra- matic. $1395 53 Pontiac 2 dr. Deluxe “8” Chieftain. Radio & heater. $1595 54 Ford 4 dr. Custom- line Sedan. Radio, heat- er and whitewall tires. $1295 53 Ford 4 dr. Radio, heater. A real sharpie! $3 Buick Super Riviera Hardtop 2 dr. Radio, heater and dynaflow. 52 Buicks — 2 dr. and 4 dr.—Dynaflow. Your choice. $1095 31 Buicks — 2 4 dr.—Dynaflow. choice. dr. and Your have some choice e models, 30 day, |] heater, and || ten. | dto and heater | who owns one” | above cars fairly. NO MONEY DOWN| .. and you choose your own monthly payments. JEROMES BRIGHT SPOT Olds-Cadillac “22 YEARS 1N PONTIAC” FE 8.0489] The boss says, means! 4] $95 Chev. Special Del. Clb Cpe Radio, heater and maroon fin- ‘31 $95 oe ee 8 we || MODEL A FORD 2 dr sedan. Very good running car with new $2 8B Plymouth oe Good solid but the motor —— $145 ; : 46 4 dr. Town & Country. Dane — —_— a Le ra- ‘47 $145 Packard Series ‘300° 4 dr. Ra- “Ask the man. ee. $165 Pontiac Streamliner 8 2. @r. sedan Dark blue. radio and heater. Runs good ‘49 | white walls. oe * © © © * * © @ © @ oe 8 «sw and the exclusive bed features |] Just the car for hunting. oe © © we ol $195 Henry J 4 cylinder with 2 tone finish. good motor, and body. Perfect for that 2nd car. '48....... $235 Mercury a: bo, esau Radio, light grey finish to mention a few extras ‘47 $245 Chevrolet Town Sedan with ra- oe + eo ee dio, heater, and aight green finish, Saturday, Oct. 28, 29th with you. FE 8.0488 CHE/APIES JEROME’ S “Clear the lot for the trade-ins on the new 1955 Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. prices show that we understand what the boss $195 - . Nash Statesman Weather eve ! Important Notice | These prices are good for Thursday, Folks, we have tried to describe the Alt of them can be bought for or For Sale Used Cars oil For Sale Used Care on! _ For Sale Used Cars 1 PEOPL ES Auto es NASH ‘$1 BYATESMAN. 2 DR,, RA- 962 Chev. Power Glide — ie eee Bs BOS ‘ 1501. ‘PETERSON 4 ‘ oe oot See, 4, tN vn nya, tere | 88 Sti ade Pontiac Club Coupe elining seats radio, heater, turn i946) Kaiser 4 door Buick jal 2 dr. bed vashers back “P| igag Keiser 4 door sedan mes Ford. Vitoria. Baye $900 t Wil} take a clean ‘48 to joe aly : Oskiand =) CE 22351 | "30 in trade, OR i. —— # SERVICE 3 _Osxins 1950 NASH BTA AN, 4 DOOR. 3176 Auburn Ave. PE 4-4692 Y'all Come | iat a eam SOR rigours. oamranor poaaleeiae kn ec. : . Ld ae ae A- clean.$1200, EM 3-4000. to 17 matic, radio, heater Rama pees. issa HT _ $125. 05 Green, FE 4-66277 and heater by- We Finance PACKARD eR ADIO. MEA’ T- dramatic. other stcessories, Yel , res, new paint, white “ Owner mariomaL moves > emma seat covers spotlight re caer MI 440970 LINCOLN LiTAN 16634 | —“7e._2¢ best offer PonTiac 8° 4 STAR. —, 4 —— PE 2-4821 NOTHING DOWN =, ° mileage. FE ws! Owner must gel at . i) 2S Packard 4 duct deluxe Clipper, 2, a * eeecee. Wee jeae. Uitramatic rive power! vate owner FE . ‘SO Ponti erakes. $500 miles, lke ney, if PONTIAC DELUXE. HYDRA- onudac station 3183 Eliza’ Lake Rd. ot! Ponuac enginee Chieftain ‘8’, two door. PE 46-6531, car, motor, transm heater, nice finish. good Eh Ne Srehes ‘ee. 4) Scott Lk. Rd covers. good. Gedy rough $1965. Baid- | after Ave. 1431 2 ise PL . Red with whits top. 4 door se- : cellent dan with power flite transmission. west TBBEPOrtation cially built” Guat’ oe maintained ined sler ineer f miles. MATTHEWS- 2 at . PONTIAC “i 2° LOOR g ‘ radio, heater, turn signals, HARGREAVES): a ae S. Saginaw St. 33 STATION 211 S Sagina . Hurdéa Wagon, 3 seats heater and Phone FE 4-4546 a RGAE CE dio. directions! signais, less than svnder he ‘tic and all ‘ac- 35,600 on Sse Lereliy owned. $1. ce | eessories, take a ‘50 Chevie FORD ) CONVERT 1064. _in trade. OL 1. new. Reasonably priced, PE 3 oui 1963 BLUE PONTIAC, 4 ‘82 HENRY J. 2 DOOR, #19, bows Siecen 19000 miles ane and assume payments . tadio under seat heater, ‘Woodward, ee = shield = —— one MERCURY ‘64 MONTEREY (DR. | 35091 we a 2 tone pink, ow Wes, io? a 7 boon RA . wil cease ise leet Wea —EM “. Senter —_ by & Pontiac 3-2508, Lower Straits lake __ 45340 Mo s Chieftain 8 Delu p tudor te @ MERCURY ¢ DOOR. $10 Dad PLYMOUTH «1 EXCELLENT “ . heater, . ture js, Tend akirte a ‘Birmi een 44 8 Wood: | "condition FE_6- ‘one, grey, Haich.- Here is a ont ¢ Jacobson sea aeons 1914 DeBOTO V4 FORDOR (NE (NEW) Pontiac’s Exclusive 1988 ‘Debote V-8 Forder (Dome) Hudson Dealer $539 60 Dn. $8265 per mo Cass et Pike PE 2-8359 1954 DeSoto V-¢ Sportsman ‘Dom) | PLYMOUTH 1898 4 DOOR. IN EROME 1953 Chevrolet Forder . running condition, $56. OR $278. iy . r me. 1953 vs Pordor ‘3 PLYMOUTR « DOOR. TAKE , 60 Dn, $74.78 r.mo. over payments, FE 4-7246. _. wha" Desoto vp las ie PONTIAC Di DELUXE 1953. 5 1883. ¢ DOOR: Bright Spot : i r mo ram: White . Gee Set Cw |G ol FT oe ore ae r F Yr mo. 1952 DeSoto Custom Fordor toss Pagadian oe te pM tane Used as a family second Be apts! Dn. $43.08 per mo emo wh ve o0ore. with low mileage "and priced’ ro 1 4 wa = ell! 8 eyl. Fat cee < Power bee De. $50.94 per mo. PONTIAC ‘41 2 DOOR KS | steering and bi Tinted glass 1952 DeSoto V-8 7 2102 good. Bargain, $1 and > well ceaeeed. If you're $200.00 Dn $58.81 per mo. looking for a wagon in new con- 1 t pore Fordor dition, ¢ call PE ¢-2412. ‘ J 8 per mo 1s ic 4D EL! : wai ipactin Stats nee Y ‘all Come | mob nns, ‘200m DELanE site Dn, $35.21 per mo. rhet je Funeral] Home, 268 oe eae one per mo. | a Se * '@ PONTIAC 2 DOOR. $10 DOWN 1961 ¢ ee Concord Tudor See S 2 wermenss, 464 8, Wood- $159.00 Dn. $41. mo, ! . 5 ee ae Sn ea We Fi 7 PLYMOUTH 7 DOOR tio Do, $29.17 per mo. e Finance dow and assume payments. 464 1961. Plymouth oT par Fordor Woodward, Birmingham. 1950 Hudson | oto a = “PONTIAC ? DR. RADIO AND $50.00 Dn. $29.17 per mo. Credi Is Good H ; heater, excellent condition. FE 195@ Oldsmobile reait s ere _&1 122 Toa gee Se . NATIONAL STUDEBAKER, ‘30, ENGINE JUST eae Da. $31.80 U0 per’ mo. MOTOR SALES ———— " ° voram ua sates oii, Da. $33.89 per me 171 §. Saginaw St. A lerypogl Maa etal pias my d36n | $79.00 Dn. $24.23 per mo. — 1948 Chevrol-' | 0 Dn. $31.88 per mo ” These ‘48.1... Pontiac 2 dr nice 3 tone finish, radio, heat- er and Hydramatic. ‘48 . Ford Cib. Cpe This is one good ear with good tires and motor. See it! ‘48 $270 Olds 18 4 dr. sedan. ™ is a sharp car. Radic, heater, Hy- Qrsaratir and other extras ‘47 .. Pontiac convertible with new See ft and you'Jl try — try 49. S85 Dodge Coronet 4 dr heater, and automatic shift Jet black. ‘49 Pord Custom @ club coupe. Ra- dio heater seat covers are hut a few of the extras. ‘49 $389 heater, Chev. 4dr sedan. A.C foam rubber cushions and 1 pe. curved windshield. ‘49.02... $435 Deluxe ¢ Pveties Chéeftain 8 with, radio, h heater and Hydramatte. 49 Olds 984 dr sedan with radio, heater, seat covers and marson finish, ‘49 Olds 68 4 dr. sedan. Gun metal grey finish, radio, heater and Hydramatic. $269 sedan with @ ee © © we ee 8 we we Ce oe © © © Friday and and 30th. Bring this ad = . $268 | _, $295 $365 $445 | S465 | | TH FINAL CLEARANCE OF ALL '54 CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTHS ONLY ZOLEFT A brand-new Chrysler 235 h. p. tes door sedan with power steering, radio, heater, power brakes, auto- matic transmission and many other extras. Was $4,123— Now $3,123 A Chrysler Windsor Deluxe four sor sedan with radio, automatic transmission, heater, white tires and other extras. Only 200 miles. $2,018 A 1954 Plymouth Savoy Club Coupe. Radio, heater, overdrive, loaded with other extras. tor and only— ! $1,818 Fair Appraisal... Service Included. Low Interest... Long Terms... Open Till 9 P. M. AT THE LOT 134 Mile Rd. Woodward at OR THE SHOWROOM AS. Wocdward, Birmingham | MIdwest 6-1200 Limited Time Only! Keller-Koch A demonstra- & wall Harold Turner “BEST in WHEELS & DEALS” Quality Cars — Low Prices ‘K-1 BUYS’ 53 Nash Hardtop $975 ~ 52 Ford 2 dr.8 $844 51. Ford Club Coupe + Bcylinder .. ..$599 52 52 Henry J .....$350 51 Buick 4 dr. ..$599 "50 Ford 2 dr. ...$344 53 Ford 2 dr. ...$899 "49 Merc. Sedan . .$299 53 Plym. 4 dr... .$944 *52 DeSoto Sed. ..$899 52 Nash Station . Wagon . .....$599 ‘50 Ford Conv. ...$599 "33 Ford Country Sedan : 30 Merc. 4 dr. ...$499 ’52 Mere. Sed. $1,099 "30 Ford Station Wagon . . $499 51 Pontiac 4 dr. Jas Lovee $699 ‘30 Olds. 2-dr. 88. .$599 53 Ford Ranch Wagon 51 Plymouth Metal Wagon . .$599 49 Plym. Sed. . $299 53 Chev. Hard- He 6 coscoss $1,399 ‘49 Ford '3 ton panel = ..2...; $244 ‘46 Int'l pickup ..$199 48 Chev. Sedan Delivery . ....$144 ‘46 Int'l 12’ van. .$299 $2 Ford '4 ton pickup . .... $599 HAROLD TURNER, FORD °51 Buitk Hardtop 51 Studebaker 2-dr. Hydramatic ..$399 50 Olds 4 dr. 98. .$599 "50 Buick 2 dr... .$544 50 DeSoto Hard- topes $644 52 Hudson 2 door Hydramatre ..$799 51 Chev. Conv. ..$699 31 Olds 2 dr. 88. .$799 "32 Nash, Sed. ...$799 53 Studebaker Club Coupe. .$1,199 "31 Chrvs. 4 dr. $899 "49 Ford 4 dr.....$199 48 Stude. Conv. ..$144 48 Hudson Sed... .$99 460 Ford 2 dr. ...$123 "47 Buick 4 dr.....$99 46 Ford 2 df. ..,.$123 ‘47 Buick 4 dr. ...$99 "$8 Stude. 4 dr. ..$144 47 Lincoln _ Club Coupe ..S244 30 Stude. Coupe .$199 "47 Chev. 4 dr. .:.$175 $7 Pont. Sed. ...$175 "$7 Chrysler ..... $144 46 Plym. Coupe. ..$99 "53 Chev. 14 ton pickup . o..... $744 "40G.M.C. van...$124 "47 Dodge 12 ft. Stake. ....... $444 33 Ford 13 ton pickup . ..... $799 3 BIG LOTS 464 S. Woodward, Birmingharn Woodward & 11-Mile Rd: 134 Mile:& Woodward $744 _ _ | MIdwest 4-7500 LIncoln 7-3901 | 210 Or chard Lake Ave. FE2-9101 || Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass | Tneain 73300 Cinco | ~ 4 1” - ‘ , . ‘ . . \ ‘ / } , , | { \ es | | . lige ¥ f ek a ee pile ah Sieh ee tl ! : I og ' 14 . acm ot | __’_SIX'TY-SEYEN : - | paign hes-exceeded its goal. This _ on : : , G * = » ij . * fy ‘ i Ww x THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 Seaway Plans } Disney Show Has Promise, at Least Call tor Openi ng. in Spring of ‘59 year’s goal was $205,955. _ a @ vas “ Y. (INS)—Lewis \ Prince Charles’ 3 Firemen Die, G. Castle, administrator for , the 3 an 00 low B Lesson St.. Lawrence Seaway Develop- oxing . ment Corp., disclosed today that | its ate 2 plans call for the opening of the | ‘ITill Second Half |Pedev Canceled (3 Hurt in Blast ucts Sai . LONDON @ — Maybe Bucking: f . the spring of 1959. | Program Combination | ers css ot Prince Chews, 4/000-Gallon Chemical _ Speaking at» Buffalo Chamber ~ of Live Host, Cartoons | before they toss him in there with} Tank Explodes in Philly | completion, of all navigation work Looks to Color TV that fleaweight champion from Factory Yard | is scheduled for late in 1958, : America. The first contract will be let By C, E. BUTTERFIELD Anyway, & scheduled boxing bout || PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Three ont month for initial naviga- it the between the | firemen were killed and 23 were in- tion projects, corporation is NEW YORK (#—After it gets a at palace today he U. & ot ny mee eal Ne Maer bmn: Ne voadd gerne tg ey a Spek, Wee eas nen, wey —— department Disney Show, on should | phen ‘Rutter, already _ when a 4 m chemical ‘be going great. been canceled, cs ; rr. of a North Beg ranted oe cost up- : : of million dollars, will run Ply the epening show ty Pie a eainioe from the yams te gees factory, Ao Is the Adgaaes (Geaen as ak —_ me, eve Stephen would Great Lakes, : Se tae beercrras weed pre [mane Pen Ck cea ace |the firemen suramoned. (othe |, Caste Predicted tat 26 milion! AGM AAD senting the Disney studios, some eh Str “rq [scene when neighbors in the area |'"S of cargo will pass through : 2 ‘af Gib equipment wand Gere ond pea / at os mbassy. complained of chemical fumes. shay gg River channels and Fer members of the staff. The Duke of Edinburgh, polo!’ peputy Win Cemntesioner |‘Toll rates cill be fixe anu | [UNITED STATES SENATOR It wasn’t until the second half, | Playing husband of Queen Eliza-| George Mink sald that the fire: | “reasonable” basis, he said. t, 7:30 P M. when Mickey Mousetthe char-| bet II and father of the prince.) men responding te the alarm ap- ; 8 | } ‘ acted who sent Disney on his way | Teportediy decided the future king, eee eee uae’ checee "W. Berg Drive Exceeds Goal i a \ iw. ALL OUT FOR SHAKESPEARE—A celebrity night | Mrs. John Lodge, tts. to fabcbete Ueland. ee a ene Laboratories, manufacturers of | PORT HURON The Port Hu-| program in Stamford, Conn., for the benefit of the | The Festival Theater and Academy hopes to establish _ ® chensicals and oils, from the ron-Marysville Community Chest | American Shakespeare Festival Theater and Acad-| a Shakespeare festival in this country similar to that; These were my apy tages fa t- | inc | ome. ried ended Welasaiay with ome art emy brought out (front row, left to right) Eva Gabor, | at Stratford-on-Avon, to build an adaptation of the after a special preview Hink said the. f so |‘tibutiong and pledges totaling ~ Jean Dalrymple, Faye Emerson and Nina Foch; | Globe Theater and to establish an acting company. | show. neary tad te @ ae wee not | $208,250. Drive officials said it was AIGHT DEMOCRATIC (rear row) Hermione Gingold, Peggy Wood and , ; oe hon oe oes oe ® ® ® pay ak Gn Seeman Se a Ged celle eer tn. pant MOCK eter of Shwe TY nem Ont IT) JOM \iy. ‘News. dispatched halt of his _—_ when color-TV is more universal, ' Today's Television Pr (gh ES eS ae re aan O ay Ss e evi1sion ograms leas = harp poy agli Syd Last of Middlers Taken yard about 150 féet long and 60 — 7 7 comiwary {duction is declared to be the min-| Hiding in Home; Parents le ye Seal ma Chansel 2—WIBE-TY Channel ¢—WWI-TV Channel 1-WEYE-TV Channel “TY _|mum, with indications that some | Face Contempt Charge rear door of the building when the 40 Sets to Pick From! TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS |. Band. Denise Lor guest of Sam-|10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Don |ine ‘tims are in color, the trans- |" DETROIT (INS) — The last of fee them, seoladed. we SWAY Ww Gi Hold Red ¢:00-(7) Little Rascals in “Ann-| 7 R2V® (2) Nation Posture School. (2) Garry Moore. mission was in normal black -and | the draft-dodging Middler family |The tank, which had been set e Vive ens Ke "versary Trouble,” film. (9) Capt. page —— D — 10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) | white wound up in jail yesterday along | ‘on a concrete base at one side of Tra din Stam , Video. Adventure serial. (4) ay a (4) Dragnet. Jack | 4 Time to Live. The plan ts to use approxi. | With pp eggeercior ip perbatarabesa the yard, was hurled nearly com- 9 ps Time for Music. Jane Palmer) webb as Sgt. Friday: in part one |10:45~(4) Three Steps to Heaven. mately 60 per cent old material staged by => pletely across the yard and sings. (2) United Foundations | of story of attempted killing of nceent) Cecative Cookery. (4)| ané 4 per coat new the first |Detroll yoserdey. 1, /crashed against one of the other AL Film. - hoodlum which threatens city-|°. . year, reversing the process for | 44, in cuaet 6. buildings which surrounded the en- ae bocoretennen nell Home. the second season. acm! closure, 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4)| Wide gang war. a day on draft evasion charges and. re News. (2) Football This Week. |g:30—(7) Theater. Frank Mckiugh, | 12° Beth sntenated and lve chit’ | bis porents, James, 14. wed Senta te Oe eee Radio and TV. Norman Sper and his football) Mildred in ‘FRIDAY AFTERNOON acters are woven. together, with | 68, are accused of contempt of a| eral policemen were enveloped forecasts. Wilder's “The Happy Journey,” . isney serving as his own host.| grand jury indictment tn the blast, 1430 Joslyn—Cormer of Welten Fe 2.2257 . - |12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) |The animated images help on that they reveal their son's where- area were shattered and drunw * 3 6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- family comedy. (4) Theater. | 12:00— o ee in tern adventure. (9)| Steve Cochran, Jan in| Ballot Box. (2) Valiant Lady. | some of the commercials. abouts. solvents \3 Sports Film. (4) Liberace. Piano| “Trip Around the Block,” 12:15—(2) Love of Life. Disney said his intention is 00) anagier was trapped yesters | Were buried 4 impressions. (2) Telenews Ace. actress finds love with garage |1s.59 (7) Story Studio. (4) Fea- ‘divide the EE ae day when deputy: marshals | LAnother huge Cline, Van Patrick. mechanic. Colorcast. (2) Four! ‘ther Your Nest. (2) Search for |sections, covering stories ci! OR | seated a sevenest _ cyclone | the yard, similar to the one, which Star Playhouse. Ida Lupino} Tomorrow. tier days, of adventure, aSY fence around the family heme | exploded, was not damaged, 6:45—(9) To Be Announced. (2) Robert Arthur in ‘“‘The Adoles- t and of tomorrow. and found Edward hiding in 8 ever, One of two trees nearby Weatherman. Dr. Everett R.| cent,” teacher has to investigate | 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. : €-by-8-foot space beneath the (toppled by the blast. Phelps. her nephew for misconduct. |1:09—(7) Charm Kitchen. (4) Kennedy land Fraud basement stairway. Pe Gera: REPAIR — SERVICE 7:00—(1) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. |19:00—(4) Video Theater. Daphne dae « Dixon. (2) Portia spewed is not the + ydcagrenird -Day Week All Makes Sei Trained Techaiciens - . & Puppet show. (9) Abbott and/ DuMaurier’s “September Tide, | Tri | Now U ider W. orem Sy cor draft | MUSKEGON @~J. 0, e t Costello. Comedy. (4) Michigan} drama of middleaged woman |4;35—(4) Faye Elizabeth (2) Seek- ria n ay laws. David, 41, —s years puecident of ° All Work Guaranteed Outdoors. Mort Neff. (2) Quar-| who falls in love with her son-| jng Heart. VEN in @ federal penitentiary ee Works (CORP. of Muskegon, said Wednes- terback Show. Detroit Lions. in-law. Maureen O'Sullivan. (2) McBride. (2) we. GRAND HA @® — Opening | to register raft day. his company has resumed a ‘Electric . 4 2:15—(1) Detroit/ Deadline. News.| Public Defender. Deputy defend- | ##30—(4) Jean MeBri statements were made in] War IL. He also received « $10,000| /°¥ iu™ Company bation schedule a / er nearly wrecks his marriage come Traveler. : conspiracy trial of Ronald V./ fine which is unpaid. tn aoe ae | 7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger : - wife believes |2:99—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) La-| Kennedy, 43, ousted State Other Middler boys. Patrick, 39, | Phone FE 2-6445 bares land-grab plot in “Stage defending boy his wife leves | 2:00—( . land buyer, and Paul 33, were handed 315 year He said the plant's present 930-man to Teshomingo.” (9) To Be An-| Builty. Reed Hadley stars. dies First. (2) Ladies Day. lee oa cherged: wih Gut lprice © in 1942 as draft| “rk force will be expanded to 84 Oakland Avenue—Free. Potieg nounced. (4) Dinah Shore. Di-|1¢:30—(7) Janet Dean. Ella Raines 9:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (2) Art | spiracy to defraud the state of $600' dodgers. ~ 1,500 by Dec. 15, : Memher Oentona Ce, Cleetronte - FV Servtee Ansoctation ‘nah goes to the fair. (2) Demo-| in “Lewis Case.” (2) Pro Foot- Linkletter. in right-of-way purchases for M 21 The senior Middler settled in De- blocks for cratic State Central Committee. | ball Highlights. Films of top 5.99 (7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. near Hudsonville. troit in 1925 and was also cited for anemebiios games. ift. (2) Big Pay-| A jury of 10 men and two women failing to register during World 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John (4) Greatest G aaa ee ia he war L Cameron Swayze. (2) —_ de 11:00—(7) a oa sey aoe off. re anaes edge Ragumaad “ops | me gee Show. Jane sings in s with variety. (9) National News. ly. (D ; a= am square just before elec-| (4) News. (2) News. * Bob Crosby Show Mess Fey The prosecution indicated G./ Sailor Asks Account i Palmer Seeley, former chief right- tions. 11:15 — (7) Roadside Theater. tse Geko Weter. of-way buyer for the highway de-| of U.N. Expense Tabs §;00—(7) Theater. Charles Bick-| Eleanor Parker, Fred MacMur- rtment’s Grand ae ‘ {UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) : $:45—(4) .Concerning Miss Mar- in “Sunk,” film. (9) They oagrag “Millionaire for Christy,” | ae Accused. Courtroom fecture film. (9) Good Neighbor lowe. Seeley is 2% to 5 year a ee a PURCHASE drama. (4) You Bet Your Life.| ‘Theater. Henry Fonds, Anna-| 4.94 47) Capt. Flint. (9) Cow-| prison term at Southern Michigan |day _ escum a Groucho Marx quiz. (2) Life| belle in “Wings of the Morn |“ 10. co (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) | Prison” for a similar conspiracy pi pl ol tamale ae dds a coment rn . a rst Love. (2) " — ae $:30—(1) ‘T-Man in Action. Per-| Texas. Film. sy n ‘Waukegan Fisherman = “sen. J. William Fulbright (D- LOOK! ¥% $100.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE fume smuggling in | 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen, Predicts Mild Winter Ark.), speaking in the U. N. ad- 4:36—-(4) — Mr. - Sweeney's World. Account. ministrative and budgetary com- (2) On Your mittee, warned that payment of On the Purchase of a New Youngstown Cabinet Sink! — Bekassy ustice. Harry FRIDAY MORNING Ricky Clown fisherman, who makes & | ‘“unvouchered” allowances was ‘an , son —- ‘in “The wd eam = _— fishy” annual weather . | invitation ¢o abuse.” FREE STANDING 52 Gal. Hot Water Townes, panes ot 1:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning; Modern Romances. a en cule ea ks mee = : T Firebug, foe y Sas Ben. Show. ~ |g:¢0—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven-|ieast until Jan. 1, CLOSE . Electric eestor 2 Serre North, Gene Nelo |00—(1) Breaktast Club. (4)| ture Theaser. (4) Pinky Lee.| Mathon Kyritsis said he found in “Lend an Ear,” Mario Lanza| Romper Room. (2) Welcome| (2) R. Q. Lewis. perch in his nets four to six miles — © Detroit Edison special guest. Colorcast. age 5:30—(T) Jungle Story. (4) sm wete 2) ae 38 wollen of shore. | 5’ Recessed Tab © Free Electrical >: ith Murphy.| Doody. (2) Pirate Pete — when Hook-up on Detroit 9:00—(T) So You Want to Lead a|9:30—(2) Breakfast With Syriaia sage porch’ inew pa MS Tot : they stay near shore the winter Modern recessed > an— Lines Pp is going to be mild. — me — aci ing $ 95 -- Today s Radio Preqrams- = = Fg ene | 534! Programs furnished by stations listed tn this column are subject te change without ‘notice. WASHINGTON @ — Postmaster , $ 50 w1e8K, com General Arthur Summerfield Reg. $26.95 \ fasten , Waren and nbn aes 5’ CAST I u IBK, T honoring the prea of the Soo mee oe : gary cuLw. Barry Pees woee. eon 7, Osoree Wear, Legolas =. Locks centennial next year at — wie ‘A Grate—Lem 50. 30 Gel. 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