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Democrats and Republicans both tampering. 
Sheriff Arthur Heem guards huge stacks of ballot | requested the safeguard as a result of the extremely 
boxes in Portland, Ore., on order of Gov. Paul | close voting in the senatorial race in Tuesday's 
Patterson to safeguard them from any possible | general election. 
  
White House Agenda Lets |)rges 5-County . 
Queen Mother Sleep Late 
WASHINGTON (# — Britain’s Queen Mother Elizabeth 
got a break today. There was nothing on her schedule 
to keep her from sleeping late at the White House. 
For the past nine days the Queen Mother has been 
“doing New York” in as near tourist style as top royalty 
can. She arrived here yesterday aboard President Eisen- 
hower’s plane, The Columbine, to be a guest of the Eisen- 
howers for three days. 
A brilliant dinner was given for her at the White 
House last night by her hosts. _ This afternoon she faces —— Water Authority - Body Would Take Over 
Existing Well Supplies 
Throughout Area 
  
underway today for large-scale 
tests of two new drugs described 
as apparently “better than any- 
thing else now available’ against 
rheumatoid arthritis, crippling ail- 
ment of some one million Amer- 
icans. 
The Schering Corp. of Bloom- 
field. N. J., which developed the 
still - experimental drugs, an- 
nounced that on the basis of initial 
findings in one small group of 
patients by government scientists, 
the firm would make enough of 
the substances to allow further 
evaluation “on many patients.” 
At present, only ‘ounces’ of the | 
lke Not on Ballot drugs are available, but the firm 
said it expected to make enough 
for further extensive testing by 
the end of this year. 
The new drugs—called ‘‘metacor- 
and “ 
only 11 patients, 
cases were stubborn ones, ranging 
in duration from 2% to 2% years. 
it Assn. yesterday. 
were described as 
more powerful than AF, 
ink a much smaller daily hit i 
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that it remains to be 
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a +orle of the toughest crdeals 
  for any celebrity: She will 
be honor guest at a mass 
——— put on jointly by) them. 
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photographers organi- 
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  tions. 
That visit brought forth the pomp 
ami circumstance of a state occa-   . i vi 
sion This trip is a private affair.| pelitan Area Planning Commis- 
and the crowds that waited at the | sion foresees development of the 
White House gate for a glimpse; area as far as Pontiac, Utica, 
of her on the backseat of the| Monroe and Plymouth by 1970. 
of a program to 
    
Voter Files Protest: 
MARHALLTOWN, lowa W — 
Election judges still were chuck- 
ling today about the indignant |     
Positively Perfidious 
MANILA (UP) — The chief of 
ficers today for using big words 
in their reports. He said ‘‘such woman voter during Tuesday's | pernicious practice, instead of ex- | general election who stuck her | 
head out 
declared: 
“This isn’t right. I won't stand 
for it." 
Asked what it was all about she 
declared: ‘Why, 
name isn't on this ballot." pediting matters .. . (made re of the voting booth and ports) difficult to comprehend.” 
  
Turtle Bottle-Neck 
WESTERLY, R.I., (UP)—Traffic Eisenhower's | had halted and 40 pedestrians were 
peering intently at the road. When 
She was calmed when it was/| police investigated they found a 
the President wasn’t up| small turtle padding along the explained 
for reelection this year. middle of the pavement,   Dems Studying 
Job of Taking 
Reins in Senate Some Party Members 
Express Misgivings on 
Slim Margin 
WASHINGTON (#—Dem- 
ocrats canvassed the job of 
taking over the reins in the 
Senate as well as the House 
today, with a pledge to meet 
President Eisenhower “more 
than halfway” in tackling 
the nation’s problems. 
Although several veteran 
senators expressed some 
misgivings about taking 
control with the narrow 
margin won in Tuesday’s 
elections, Democratic Lead- : 
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In the House, 
margin was more solid—232 to 203. 
Senate Republican Leader Know- 
.| land of California said he expected 
the Democrats to take control and 
added: 
“They may find they have some 
problems in taking on contro! when 
it depends on the vote of the In- 
dependent party (Morse)."’ 
He said the election outcome was 
not “a repudiation of the Eisen- 
hower administration” but the nor- 
mal mid-term gain the outs can 
expect. — 
Johnson listed a bipartisan for- 
eign policy among things he said 
a Democratic Congress will seek 
to achieve, along with a strong na- 
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Weather fo Stay Cool 
in Pontiac Area The weather outlook for ‘the next 
few days calls for no drastic 
changes. ,Temperatures will aver- 
age near the normal maximum of 
51. minimum of 36. 
Saturday will be slightly warmer, 
with the high expected to be near 
4 degrees. Tonight's low will be 
a little colder, between 26 and 30.   
Snow flurries after Sunday will! 
total around .10 of an inch. 
Yesterday's 
mained almost constant, ranging   - Navy ee 
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SEA DART TAKES OF F—Photo shows the Sea Dart, experimental 
Navy plane, as it took off from San Diego bay on a_ public 
demonstration flight yesterday. The pilot, Charles E. Richbourg (right) 
was killed when the plane exploded in midair. 
, | and Leslie Dodds, copyrighted by San Diego Union). (Photo, by Edwin Neil 
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Sen. Morse May Win Back 
= Committee Posts Lost in 53 WASHINGTON (#—Sen. Morse (Ind-Ore) appeared a 
likely winner today in his two-year feud with Senate Re- 
publicans over their action in ousting him from two 
major committees after he quit the GOP. . 
Four Deinocratic senators said in separate interviews 
they expect Morse to be restored to places on the Armed 
Services and Labor committee which he lost in January % £ ‘ 
7 Pa Hundreds Watch Fastest Seaplane Burst Apart. Plane Explodes Jet Crumbles, 
to Fiery Death Flier’s Wife Looks On 
Helplessly as Convair 
YF2Y1 Falls in Flames 
By VERN HAUGLAND 
SAN DIEGC, Calif. ‘7—~ 
The Convair YF2YI Sea- 
Dart, the world’s fastest 
seaplane, broke apart, burst 
into flames ‘and plunged 
into San Diego harbor yes- 
terday. 
Its pilot, Charles E. Rich- 
bourg, rode the fore part of 
the delta-wing, needle-nosed 
jet fighter to his death be- 
fore the shocked eyes of 
hundreds of spectators, 
among them his wife Mar- 
  
Photos of Victim 
Shawn to Jury 
Sheppard Refuses to 
See Slides of Wife; 
Sobs Unnerve Court 
CLEVELAND (®—Defense law- 
yers opened a searching examina- 
tion today into the state's report 
on the beaten corpse of murdered 
Marilyn Sheppard. 
While her accused slayer and 
husband, Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. 
listened with his lon; delicate fin- 
  gers pressed to his lips. defense 
questioned Deputy Coroner Lester 
Adelson 
“In the case of Marilyn Shep- 
pard, did you draw a conclusion 
about where the weapon first hit 
the bedy?” asked Corrigan. 
“No,” replied Adelson, who yes- 
terday stated that she had been | 1953. 
They noted that Morse) 
pret os a dual ray the |F nd Do fi 
v e Democra | 
i Sr strength to ru nd lons 
ganize the new       CHARLES E. RICHBOURG   
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    vn ome Boasting Total 
Guy Cordog to give the Democrats 
their 48th seat in the new Senate. 
And, well before the election, 
Morse had announced he would 
vote with the Democrats on organ- 
izing the new Senate. That 
the vital 49th vote they need. 
called that he was among the 
  | 
| Morse 
counsel William J. Corrigan closely | mittees early im 1953, said the Democrats who sought to have 
red to his old com- 
Oregon senator was ‘“‘a very ef- $16,000 More ts Added 
by Store and Office Navy was 
Workers Yesterday 
Contributions from hundreds of |Of the way in which it 
is workers in dovntown stores and 
|other business places poured into 
United Fund headquarters yester- 
Sen. Kefaever D-Tegn., who re-| 4.) adding nearly $16,000 to the 
| previous day's figures. 
The total was brought to 3 Per | culty. 1 
cent of the $525.823 goal on the 
day first set for campaign closing, the speed of land-based 
the versatility of water-based 
  | XF2Y1. many times without diffi- 
st Aug. 3 the Convair test 
| pilot flew the YF2Y1 faster than 
the speed of sound during a shal- 
——— 
| fective campaigner and he did 
a great deal of good.” 
“He will be a valuable member 
of his old committees,’’ Kefauver 
| said. | 
| Sen. Anderson (D-NM) said: 
| “T would assume that Lyndon 
struck 35 times on the head, face,| Johnson (the Democratic leader) according to Frank S. Lyndall 
| campaign manager. 
The drive has been extended a 
week to permit completion of so- 
| Heitation and allow volunteers to 
bring in the $34,469 still needed. 
Employes of Waite’s Department 
| Store more than doubled their do- 
shoulders and hands. The jury also | and the Steering Committee of the |nations of last year, contributing 
looked at seven colored slides of | Democratic party will do a better 
jected on a screen. | job than the Republicans did.” 
Sen. Pastore (D-RI) said Morse the 
One of the slides showed a finger- | 
nail had been nearly torn off the 
ring finger of Marilyn Sheppard's 
left hand. : 
Sheppard broke down and 
sobbed while the jury looked at the 
grisly pictures yesterday. Today, | 
at least at fifst, his expression 
was inscrutable. 
The films showed the = red- 
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      Husband-Heaving Mate 
‘Gets Divorce Decree 
FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) — 
Mrs. Mary Irene Parks, Azle, Tex., 
got-a divorce Thursday on grounds 
she was treated cruelly by her 
temperatures _re- | husband. 
Mrs. Parks, who weighs 180 
from 33 to 39 degrees. Today at | pounds, was accused recently of 
8 o'clock the thermometer reading | 
| out of their house was 33, rising to 39 by 2 p.m. throwing her 120-pound husband $900 so far, with more pledges ex- 
pected. 
Partial returns from Pontiac low dive from an altitude of 34,000 
feet. 
Scund travels 670 miles an hour 
at that altitude, and the Sea-Dart 
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Objection Made 
fo Assessment   
  lis entitled to his old committee 
posts and seniority ‘if he is going | 
‘to work with the Democrats.” 
Sen. Gore (D-Tenn), said the 
Democrats as a majority party 
“will have the responsibility for 
assigning any independent sena- 
tors” and would respect the years 
Morse has served in the Senate. 
Morse was elected to the Senate 
as a Republican in 1944 and 1950   _| and was one of the early backers 
of Dwight D. Eisenhower for the 
GOP presidential nomination in 
1952. But he split with the GOP’s 
‘policies during the campaign and | 
worked for Adlai E. Stevenson. the 
Democratic nominee. | 
When the Republicans organized 
the Senate in 1953, they shunted 
Morse to seats on two lightly re- 
garded committees, Public Works 
and District of Columbia. 
  city employes showed $2,022. 
Total contributions of $4,575 
from the Pontiac Press were re- 
ported. This total includes $1,800 
from the Press company. $1,600 
from Press employes as a group 
and $1,175 from individual officers 
of the company. 
Sears Roebuck employes have 
donated $1,744. 
Contributions received during 
the week from the Banks and Fi- 
nance Division include Pontiac 
State Bank, $850: Home and Auto 
Loan, $500; Pontiac Federal! Sav- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 
Another 2-Year Look 
LANSING (UP)—Gov. G. Men- 
‘nen .Williams is bragging but not 
about the elections. It's his ‘Let's 
Look at Our. Michigan,"’ ‘brag 
book." 
  
U.S. Ready: With Huge Atomic Pool Program on Cancer, Education and Safety By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @® — 
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the 
U.N. today the United States is 
ready to start talks with other 
countries on bilateral agreements 
to furnish atomic materials for re- 
search reactors overseas as part 
atory atomic 
know-how for peace 
Assembly's 60-nation Political Com- mittee that thie would be a gigantic 
  ities and swap views with U. 8. 
doctors. 
Lodge also announced the United 
States is ready to give to the 
In Today's Press 
Berea, ate 2.0000   
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a TTBS. 
BRETT. - principal technical libraries of co- | 
operating nations 10 libraries of 
data on nuclear energy plus sets of 
cards abstracting 50.000 scientific 
and technical books and reports 
published in all countries. 
As Lodge spoke there was no 
open to the Russians to join the 
President’s program. 
  | ‘way, call PE 2-818! for an Lodge suggested some details of 
the work to be done by the inter- 
national atomic agency favored by 
the United States. He also said the 
| United States and other countries 
  
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when you hire. rent, sell or 
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wish to do—do it the easy 
  experienced Ad Taker. will sponsor a resolution calling | 
for the U.N. to convene an inter-| sion with other countries for the 
conclusion of bilateral agreements 
which will make it possible for us, 
under our laws, to furnish techni- 
cal information, technical assist- 
ance, and necessary amounts of 
of the U.N These agencies are | fissionable materials for the con- national scientific conference next | 
year to discuss many aspects of the 
atomic pool plan 
The international agency could 
be set up, he explained, on a hasis 
similar to the specialized agencies 
related to the U.N: in common) 
+purposes but operate under their 
| own' budgets and constitution. The 
| Americans so far have shown a 
| determination to keep the Presi- 
| dent's program clear of close en- 
| tangling ties with the U.N. 
| ~Ledge said small research re- 
| actors, which can he build in a 
| year’s time for well under $506,- 
| 000, would help in the practical 
| application of atomic research 
to medicine, farming and in- 
dustry. 
  | Looking to the immediate future, 
|He declared: :     ‘We are prepared to start discis- , 
  
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for Blacktopping 
Pontiac City Commission’ last 
night deferred action on an assess- 
ment for part of the cost of black- 
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The Day in Birming   THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
SPECIAL SERVICES—Dedication service will be held at both the ham | ;9:45 and 11:15 a. m. Sunday services at Birmingham's First 
® bd Presbyterian Church, with a comraunity open house held from 
3 to 5 p. m. First services were held in the $1.285,000 edifice last 
| March 7, almost two years after construction was started. Guest 
; | Preacher at both services will be Dr. Ralph Waldo Lloyd who, as 
. + moderator of the 166th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church 
f f f p q holds the highest honorary office in the church 
ication Set for Sunday “**“*"" — From Our Birmingham Bureau 
BIRMINGHAM — A month of, 
special activities and programs 
will be culminated here Sunday, | 
when duplicate dedication services 
are held at 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. 
at the stately new First Presby- 
terian Church on West Maple Ave. | 
at Pleasant St. 
It will be exactly eight months 
frorr the day members moved into 
their $1,285,000 building. Here to 
share in the commemoration will 
be the highest honorary office- 
holoer in the Presbyterian Church,| Pride in their new school is | 
Dr. Ralph Waldo Lloyd, who will 
President of Maryville College 
Tenn. Dr. Licyd 
wag elected modera- 
His outstanding service in the man increase in the city’s fire 
department in January, for 4 
total staff of 33. 
Other member cities include 
| Pontiac, Royal Oak, Ferndale and 
Hazel Park 
. 7. 
The 18th district of the De 
partment of Michigan American 
Legion, will meet at 8:30 tonight 
at the loca] legion home, Charles 
| Edward Post No. 4. 
—e being shown by Beverly E 
| can’t wait until. next spring to 
; watch the 3,500 flower bulbs they 
| bought and planted with the money, 
turn into blooms. 
| Pamela Jones, a sixth grader 
'in Zena Ohisson's room, was ap- 
pointed chairman of the bulb com- | 
| 
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U.S. Ready on Plan 
for Atomic Pool {| (Continued From Page One) 
become competent operators of 
such installations 
2. Offer under the sponsorship of 
ecumenical movement includes his mittee. The West Beverly Gar- th? US. Atomic Energy Commis | 
prominence in negotiations leading | den Club then stepped in, donating sion courses in industrial medicine, | 
to a plan of union among the Pres- over 1,000 bulbs. Club members industrial hygiene and radiological | 
byterian,Church in the U.S.A., the Mrs. Henry Jones and Mrs. A. H.! physics and the theory and use of 
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.,| Knorr also showed the students | -adiation instruments. 
and the United Presbyterian 
Church. 
Dr. Lioyd served as chairman of | how to plant their tulips, crocus- 
| es. daffodils and hyacinths 
7. . s ' 
| 
both the Joint Negotiating Com-| Rebekahs wil} confinue their 
mittee and of the Joint Conferences! rummage sale until 9 tonight at 
which drafted the plan‘now before; 1351 8. Woodward, 4 i 
' e * 7 
A railroad within a railroad will f 
i be discussed at 8 tonight when) 
Model Railroad Club members| 
meet to talk over their faborite | .~) 
4s “< : 3. Open the Argonne Cancer Hos 
pital at the University of Chicago, 
the Brookhaven National Labora- 
tory and the cancer research hos- 
pital at the Oak Ridge Institute of 
| Nuclear Studies for one to two-year | 
| courses on the use of atomic ener- 
gy in medicine and biology, for ap- 
proximately 5 to 10 foreign students 
per course. 
ult 4 > 
com. 
new 
from 
gfig subject — trains — at their meet- 
ing spot in the Grand Trunk 
Western Railroad commuter station 
here. 
The room in which they con- 
vene is to be the site for the 
| coming model railroad members 
| wa build to scale. 
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|Home Owners Object 
(Continued From Page One) 
choice as the state could hold 
ine tax money if the city 
not go along with the project. 
ps Gage “We're not getting a fair shake 
here everybody in the audi- 
lence knows it." O'Brien charged. 
| Mayor William W. Donaldson 
| said: “I resent the fact that you're 
‘and added: “We 
  “| 4. Invite 150 ‘‘competent and dis- | 
| tinguished visitors’’ in the field of 
cancer research from overseas to 
visit American cancer research fa 
cilities 
5. Offer special four-week cour- 
ses in radio-isntope tracer tech 
| niques 
The proposed atomic 
  agency, | 
| Lodge continued, would be created 
by negotiations among interested 
governments. He said it would con 
| sult and cooperate with U-N. bod 
| tes dealing with related work as 
| well as with atomic energy or- 
ganizations of U.N. members 
He explained that the United 
| States originally envisioned the in 
| ternational agency would hold fis-+ 
| sionable materials itself, “but after 
the Soviet rejection of the United 
States proposals, all the negotiating 
| States concluded that it might be 
| preferable that the agency act as 
| a clearing house for requests made 
to the agency by the various bene 
| ficiaries 
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“The donor state would earmark 
| fissionable materials for the agen- 
’ | mpugning that we are being un- | C¥'S operations and would transfer 
those fissionable materials direct 
ly to the projects approved by the 
agency,” he said. 
The peaceful atomic pool plan Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Harold W. Eaton — 
Word has been received here 
of the death of a former Pontiac 
resident, Mrs. Harold W. (Jane 
Hagerman) Eaton, 44. of Encini 
tas, Calif, on Thursday. She is 
survived by her husband, Com 
mander Harold W. Eaton, two 
children and an uncle, George H 
Burt, of Pontiac. Funeral service 
will be held Monday in Encinitas 
Carl Rice 
Carl (Bill) Rice. 57, of 19 N 
Marshall St. died this morning at} 
6 am. at St. Joseph Mercy Hos 
pital. He had been ill three years. 
Born in Nyesville, Ind. Jan. 24, 
1897, he was the son of John 
and Mary Rice and married Flor- 
ence McBride 
Mr. Rice came to Pontiac 
years ago from Indiana and was 
employed as a mechanic at the 
General Motors Truck & Coach 
Division 29 
of the Methodist Church and of 
Masonic Lodge No. 21 
Besides his widow, he is sur 
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Jeanne 
Thor of Pontiac 
children. Other survivors are his 
two sisters, Mrs. Rose Thompson 
of Bicknell, Indi, and Mrs.. Nellie 
Murdock of Terre Haute, Ind. 
Funeral arrangements will be 
announced later by the Sparks - 
Griffin Funeral Home. 
  
$16,000 More Added 
for Fund Campaign (Continued From Page One) 
ings and Loan, $250; Pontiac Com 
munity Finance, $180; Beneficial 
Finance, $155 and Community 
Loan Co, $70 
Two Waterford Commercial dis 
tricts are already over the top 
District 11, captained by Delwin 
Richardson, is ten per cent over 
   He served in the Navy | 
| during World War I, was a member 
and two grand 
a plane to operate. 
    LE! This Week Only! Fastest Seaplane 
Explodes, Burns (Continued From Page One) 
his a rated capability of more 
than 700 miles an hour. 
On the fatal run, Richbourg had 
planned to make a speed dash be- 
fore watchers assembled at the 
Convair beaching ramp at_Lind- 
bergh Field. . 
About 20 persons, including this 
writer, were watching from a pier 
extending out into the water. Pos- 
sibly 300 others were standing on 
the nearby shore 
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The Sea-Dart sped toward us in 
a gradual dive. One observer es- 
timated he was approaching at 
about 400 miles an hour. 
As it neared us, the batlike craft 
|webbled sharply, turning first its 
flat base and its equally flat upper 
side toward us. .- 
“What kind of maneuver is 
that?"’ one watcher exclaimed. 
Then, incredibly, the machine 
siurted coming apart. There was a 
bright puff of flame, and the craft 
porpoised upward. ‘‘Look out, it's 
going to explode!"" someone 
shouted. 
* ¢ 
The plane was only about 300 feet 
above the water and possibly that 
fa- at sea. As the fuselage broke 
up, fuel lines parted, pouring a 
petroleum mixture into the hot jet 
stream, There was a great, bril- 
liant sheet of fire, and black debris 
| showered from it 
For.a moment the searing heat 
of the exploding fuel stung our 
faces. despite the distance between . 
flames and the flying wreckage. 
s ° * 
Rescue boats swung into action. 
Divers found the front part of the 
wreckage and extricated the pilot 
within three minutes. He died. 
ever, before an ambulance 
could start him toward a hospital. 
Pogo Stick 
fighter plane. 
That odd looking craft took off 
straight upward, hovered, backed 
down to a landing on its tail, then 
took off vertically again, swung 
over through a graceful are ~into 
a horizontal position, flew around 
like a fast fighter airplane — which 
is what it is meant to he — and 
then descended vertically to earth 
again 
J.-F, (Skeets) Coleman, a vet- 
eran test pilot, put the plane 
through its remarkable paces and 
called the craft the easiest kind of 
  FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 
“| 
tire * . 
Dems Study Job 
of Running Senate . (Continued From Page One) 
tional defense, “reasonable” farm 
legislation, antimonopoly safe- 
guards in the atomic energy law 
and others.   
| they have voted upon and abide 
| by their own decisigqn.” 
| Oakland County provided 14,193 
of the majority against the pro- 
posal, with 72,361 voting ‘‘No” and | 
58,168 “yes.” Liem Cites 
Anti-Bingo Vote Says law Prohibiting 
    Chicken Feast Ahead 
° ° BIRMINGHAM — A feast was in 
Gambling to Be Strictly store for thieves who walked off! > he cemidere the 
Enforced Here . ~ |with two heavy packages sitting | He rane gree trade 
A voter’s decision Tuesday ‘outside the back door at 1248 S. vital, and added: “We're not going 
ainst legalizing bingo in Michi- Woodward Ave. yesterday. Edward | to bottle it up as the 83rd Congress 
iim . J. Fisher, of Fisher’s Market, who did.” Eisenhower originally sought 
pes Wak: coped sidan Sey reported the loss to police, ex-|a three-year extension of the Re- 
Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem to’ 5jdined that the bundle contained | ciprocal Trade Act with new au- 
emphasize enforcement of anti- 30 pounds of frozen chicken pieces | thority to cut tariffs. After impor- 
gaming laws. | valued at $24. | tant GOP opposition developed, he 
On inquiry by the Pontiac Press, settled for a simple one-year ex- 
Ziem issued the statement which The Soo Canal between Lake tension, which Congress passed. 
follows: Superior and Lake Huron is some- | 
“Regardiess of individual per. (mes: called the “billion dollar |   
  
In 1906, four-fifths of n& York 
  
  
  
* performance do.” 
public with rod 8:15 | “ey ue Oat any further dis- | Was first proposed President F)- goal with $175. District 8, led by 
tomorrow ‘night at the Community : be * ll the | Senhower in an address to the As- Norman Roth, has collected $359, 
House. This first of a series of = to | sembly last Dec. 8 It was ampli-| compared to a quota of $185. productions is entitied “Traumer-| Wool over your eyes but to con- | | Mor 0 er } - for the le | fied here in a speech by Secretary More gifts of $50 and over in- ei. @ revue in fantasy. | sider this as best for all peop dud Ry | of Pontiac.” | of State Dulles in September. clude 
. hoes was coat | to review | Hopes that the Eisenhower plan - ed Beaudette are 
through combined talents Donaldson prot d 5 | Might win Soviet support were games & Brown. Inc picesse, 9008 
eftorts of Jeneph Rabsink, hie wite | the nensesment formula “and Per"| sparked by the rare East-West, Marod,4. Pitvoraé | 000000000 =. Patricia, and Thomas Lecik, *| alan harmony prevailing yesterday, M A Benson Co TITIITIT 940 00 
34 W. Brown St., all of whom when the Assembly unanimously | 20?" A Protman coocccccts: 309 88 
have theatrical backgrounds. = Jy Sees Photos approved private big power talks Roy Annett Inc 1580 09 
cik is not only director and chore- ry on disarmament aimed at eventual | Te ge Ln! Detroit = ” 
ographer of the two-act art * 4° | prohibition of nuclear weapons. | Russell Bassett 128 60 
excl.” but has designed the sets of Murder Victim | Te call for talks was made by Moe Fi gue RS and costumes, Russia and the Wesigyn Powers Howard H Pitogeraia 125 00 oO ) iDr. @ KB. Gomds..........ccccce 100 00 
The fret act will open with | (Continued From Page One) | in their first concerted action on! pontiac City Lines ** 100 09 
a Peruvian d@ance, fotiow ed by a left by . disarmament in eight years. Bigg glge Lines . fe 
rimmed shes blow 4 4 rophet Co. employes . 13.86 
Lectk’s one-act drama, “Emmy.” | which shattered the skull of Adding to the prospect of Soviet | Braid Motor sales En ployee oo 00 
Next will come a dance epitaph Marilyn Sheppard, 31, and left | Cooperation was Eisenhower's an- Schramm Drug iore 50 00 
and @ ecene from Puccini's op | aur fifeiess in her bed last | nouncement Wednesday that the | Braid Motor Sales . $0.00 
era, “Madame Butterfly.” July 4. eye States is engaged in what | ~ 
it hopes is a “‘new phase’’ of ne- 
Piano impressionisms will open There were seven views in all. | gotiations with Russia on creation 
act two and lead to ac ig " As — were Peet yp Repo lof the proposed international REPEAT SA 
dance drama with narra a * | Coroner Lester son state's atomic ! . 
“Five Worlés sae first witness, Sheppard slowly lost | ‘ pee es se «¢ | “3.26 (im 
his composure and gave way tO| Informed sources said the reso- 
Pic » to do _— cold aa racking, silent sobs |lution would ask the conference 
mornings Sheppard dtd not see the photo-| to report back to the U.N. on prog 
solved by the ow girls graphs. He chose to sit behind the| res, made towards peaceful util 
aged $ to 14. The has an-| Screen set up in the courtroom. ization of atomic materials by na- 
nounced that a craft and games But he could hase Adelson as the | tions who have developed nuclear 
program will be open from 9:30) <croner’s aide de&cribed some of | energy or have uranium resolifces see te noon a pega UN- | the 35 injuries he said he found ee 
leaders Dol ¢ | on the body. Observe speculated whether 
School seniors —_ ~ . — At first, the 30-year-old defendant | Russia would * willing to take 
Zumrink, Virginia sat stiff and erect, his figure out-| nan in the proposed agency, or 
Lynn Hetarick. $e lined against the dreary half-light) whether she would insist on: pro- 
Commissioners approved an which crept past closed venetian | hinition of all nuclear weapons as 
Se! this week ae Bir- blinds. Soon, his head plunged to , premise to any: international agreement this his hands and his shoulders shook) move towards peaceful develop- 
ment 
      ; with emotion. 
will provide supplemental fire pro- Finally, all of the seven photo- 
tection in the case of an emer- graphs were shown. The lights 
  
The Weather FPUNTIAC AND YWMINITY—Generally 
fatr tenight and Seterday Somewhat 
evlder tepight, low 26-30. A little warm 
er Be y, bigh near 45. Winds be 
southwest te seuth %-15 miles 
‘eday in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding § am 
8 a.m.: Wind velocity 20 mp.b 
Direction: North. 
Gun sete Friday at 5.21 pm 
Gun rises Saturday at 7:12 am 
Moon rises Friday at 2.20 p.m 
Moon sete Gaturdey at 2.17 am 
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Ssassencess8+ “l'vited to attend. were turned on again. Soon. the 
state had finished its questioning 
of Adelson, and the coUrt was re- 
cessed. 
Sheppard, led back to his cell by 
a deputy sheriff, waved to his 
brother, Dr. Stephen A. Sheppard 
at the side of the courtroofn and 
called. ‘‘See you.” Then he strode 
out of the room, beyond the stares 
of the curious. 
The state. in its opening state 
Sheppard was killed after she and 
Sheppard quarreled over the osteo- 
path’s activities with other women, 
including lissome Susan Hayes. 
|The defense.-deciared Sheppard 
vas a man who ‘loved Marilyn 
Sheppard with great tenderness”   -..39 and was not a man who could kill. 
‘Legionnaires to Meet 
3/at Birmingham Post 
| The regular monthly meeting of 
| the 18th District Association of 
| American Legion Posts will be 
|held at the Charles Edwards Post | oj 
No. 14 in Birmingham at 8:30 p.m. 
tonight. 
All Legionaires have been ‘in 
BIRMINGHAM — Theodore Bow- 
man, maintenance man at the 
Bloomfield Theater, reported to 
police yesterday the theft of his 
outfitted tool box, valuéd at $30. 
' ment yesterday. claimed Marilyn} 
EL Ee pS ae ee aS CP Se The Russians recently reversed 
| their previous stand on this when 
they agreed to negotiate for a step- 
| by-step reduction of conventional 
| armaments, with the ban on atom 
anc’ hydrogen bombs coming mid- 
way in the process. 
Chicago Missionary 
Will Speak Friday This is Mobilization for Missions 
Week in the churches ~{ the Amer- | 
ican Baptist Convention in Michi 
gan: The Rev. H. Basi] Williams, 
wili be at the Bethany Baptist 
Church all day today 
| The Rev. Mr. Williams, is di- 
| tector of the South Chicago 
| Neighborhood House, Chicago, Ml. 
This is a project of American 
Heme Missions, His major re- 
sponsibility has been work with 
boys. 
Through a program of rec-| reation, craft work and Christian | 
teaching, he leads boys into useful | 
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work in the field of social group 
work. 
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will, serve luncheon at noon and | 
tne Women’s Society are planning 
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: . A b ie 4 t-~ ‘ {Morrison Wade | 
Is Free on Bond Awaits Highest Court 
Review of Charity 
Fraud Conviction 
DETROIT ®— AU. S. Supreme | 
court order has freed Morrison T. | 
Wade from Southern Michigan 
Prison pending appeal of his con- 
viction of fraud conspiracy in the 
operation of his Detroit charity 
organization, 
Wade, former head of the Socie- 
ty of Good Neighbors, and a resi- 
dent of West Bloomfield Township 
wag released Tuesday on $5,000 
bond. Notice of the high court 
decision was received by the State 
Supreme Court late Monday. 
Wade had entered the prison 
Oct. 15 after the State Supreme 
Court refused and appeal motion 
filed by his attorney, Larry S. 
Davidow. The state court made 
no comment on its — to grant 
the appeal hearing.” 
Davidow refused to — the 
latest move in the ‘egal action 2 LE AA MEE ES TAN BIE GO SE RN oe neg Bg ES fe er Fe fies umiealllil _-- ut oe 
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  [whieh ess ie in 1948 with the in- / tke bmg or: of nongialices! Says U.S. to Start Plans Sales camo Lear, Ine 3° Time Bomb Discovered | others in the building 
ictment of Wade and his wife, Queen 10 $ (oe agape . for Space Satellite in ‘55 the plante would be a project on 3 Minutes Before Blast Union officials said they knew 
| Bessie Lou. The attorney dechined | eee put hery——_- the scale of that which resulted no one who had a grudge against 
‘to say how long Wade would be. | arm around one sentry’} waist) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. @®—An in the first atom bomb. | DENVER w—A homemade bomb | the local. 
| free to lodge his appeal, or the Sentry Kissi a i Pie ieee indertey emeceive re. \c six sticks of dynamite was dis- 
two young government next year covered at Pipefitters Union head- | 
‘effect the order would have on ng | grapbed standing on side of | wi start planning an artificial, ‘Make a Clean Sweep quarters bere jest night only three Pays $14 Fine in Blood 
Wade's wife a sentry and kissing cheeks. | camera-equipped planet which will | NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP)— | minutes before it was set to go off.| WESTPORT, Conn. (UP) — 
The couple wae Tells Tourists to Keep That, as the English would {circulate 500 miles-or more above; Detectives really cleaned up| Detective Capt. Clifford Stanley| Convicted of speeding, Edward J 
years pone pment at Arm’s Length After %% ws “a bit top much.” the planet would be a project on when they grabbed the vacuum said the sputtering fuse was no-| Onuska asked permission to do- 
: the — raed : : | So the orders went out to the/telligence to the U. S. armed cleaner's dust bag was styffed | ticed on a window sill, The local's| nate a pint of blood to the Red 
the Society of Good Cuties Besiege Guard ‘regular uniformed police to shoo | forces. ceaner’s dust bag was stuffed business agent, Thomas FE. Hamby,| Cross instead of paying @ $14 
ergeniaation, — | LONDON (INS) — A couple of tourists away from the sentries. William P. Lear, of Los Angeles with lottery bets. they said. opened the window and Cut the! fine. His request est was granted. 
Wade was sentenced to 4 to 10 
years. His wife drew a $4,000 fine 
and five years probation. 
Their conviction came after 105 
days in court — the longest crim- 
imal trial in Michigan legal his- 
tory, 
  cuties who bussed a Buckingham | 
Washington's: Portrait ‘res 
in Capitol Is Repaired 
WASHINGTON (UP) — George 
Washington, the first leader of our 
land, looks like his former seif 
again. Some visiting kid, probably include Family albums the world ever 
snapshots of tourists 
posing next to the sentries. The 
Queen didn’t mind dad, or mom 
er the kiddies standing next to (Fred F. Stevens The sentries, it seems, are pro) 
selves from tourists. 
Drunk Driver Jailed 
John Argyilan, 33, of 216 Man- 
chester, Highland Park, pleaded 
| guilty yesterday to drunk driving   
jail when he was unable to pay 
| $100 fine and $25 costs ph anil 
‘him by. Oxford Township Justice 
      
‘hibited while on duty from speak- Palace sentry prompted strict or- | 
ders from Queen Elizabeth against | "6 ° making any unscheduled 
bothering the bearskin-hatted sol- | 
diers. 
The Queen instructed palace po 
lice to keep maurauding, camera- 
| packing tourists at least an arm's 
|length away from the red-coated moves — even to protect them. | 
and was sentenced to 65 days in’ 
  
using a rubber band. shot a rock 
or paper clip through the heart 
of the oil painting of Washington. 
which hangs in the capitol. 
After considerable time and cost, 
the damage has now been repaired. 
The young cuiprit | escaped 
  
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Published from Tus Powruc Paess Building 
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 194 ee 
Bulk Mail Under Fire A Rochester reader’s complaint about 
so called bulk mail is only part of a rising tide of criticism aimed at What 
has become a costly nuisance. 
It was a little over a year ago 
that Postmaster General ArTHUR 
E. SUMMERFIELD amended regula- 
tions to pernfit bulk mailing at 
third class rates. Under it the 
mails soon were choked with 
handbills addressed to “house- 
holder,” “occupant,” “residential 
patron” or “boxholder.” | 
* * * 
Handled at the rate of one and a half 
cents for each eight ounces, this bulk 
mail quickly increased the postal deficit. 
The loss on it, however, is less than. on 
other third class mail because it doesn't 
have to be sorted. 
% fact remains that in its 
it has added 363,700,000 
of third class mail to the 
loads distributed by our letter 
carriers. 
Small wonder that they have com- 
plained they are forced to distribute 
handbills that used to be delivered door 
to door by old men and boys. Small 
wonder, too, that in various parts of the 
country householders are beginning to 
express: as tired of having 
their mail boxes cluttered up with this “junk.” ;   
    
   
  * * * 
Another question arising out of 
bulk mailing is whether it is de- 
laying first class mail. Tests con- 
. ducted in Milwaukee showed, for 
example, that an air mail letter 
was five days en route from New 
York to a Milwaukee post office 
box. A magazine, handled as 
sécond class matter, took 15 days 
for the same trip. 
~*~ * 
Householders are protesting on all 
sides. The bulk mailing has proved to 
be a very unpopular move. 
Code for Comic Books 
The code adopted by most of the 
country’s comic book publishers leaves 
the strong impression that they mean 
to clean up their much criticized prod- 
ucts. 
‘This impression is heightened by the 
statement of former Magistrate Cuantaus 
¥. Munpuy of New York. He has been 
engaged by the Comics Magazine Asso-   
ciation of America to administer the 
the association really means business. 
x * *. 
As for the code itself, it is in- 
deed drastic and if thoroughly 
énforced should work a revolu- 
tionary improvement. Among 
other things the code bans the 
use of the words “horror” or “ter- 
ror” in the titlé of any publica- 
tion. The day of glamorous 
criminals is done. Evil will get 
its just deserts and virtue its 
proper reward. 
Banned also are all scenes of “horror, 
excessive bloodshed, gory or gruesome 
crimes, depravity, lust, sadism and 
masochism.” Also on the forbidden list 
are “torture, vampires, ghouls, canni- 
balism or werewolfism.” 
x * * 
In addition, the industry is pledged 
to avoid profanity, obscenity, smut and 
vulgarity. There will be no more nudi- 
ty; sex is to be dealt with respectfully 
and even slang is fo be censored. 
One can't help wondering 
whether this code is not so dras- 
* tie that Czar Munrny will have a 
lot of trouble enforcing it and | 
‘the publishers much more in liv- 
ing up to it. Murrmy apparently 
doesn’t think so and believes that 
the good effects of the code will 
be evident by March 1. It is 
earnestly to be hoped that he is Our Expanding Farms _ - 
Agriculture is so important to our 
economy that even the Institute of Life 
Insurance carefully watches farm 
trends. . 
For example, the institute notes 
Department of Agriculture fig- 
ures showing a decrease in the 
number of American farms and 
a simultaneous increase in their 
average size. 
Between 1935 and 1950 this trend 
toward farms of a more economic size 
continued. The result was a 1,500,000 
or 20 per cent drop in the total number 
of farms to 5,400,000. 
Government study shows that nearly 
a third of the farms which changed 
hands in the year ended last March 
were acquired to enlarge existing farms 
This proportion is greater than that of 
any previous year. 
* * x 
Reasons for this trend toward 
bigger farms isn’t hard to find. 
There’s no secret about it. It's 
mechanization. Fewer men with 
more machines can cultivate 
jlarger acreages and do it at a 
profit. 
This is especially the case in the 
wheat and corn belts. In the wheat 
areas alone more than two-fifths of the 
farms acquired in recent years have 
been for consolidation purposes. 
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“Courts Remarry After Being Di- 
vorced 17 Years.” — Headline. This 
probably constitutes a record for time 
out between rounds.     
  
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The Man About Town 
Election Echoes   
Statements From Winners, 
Others on Tuesday’s Vote 
Autumn: When an unwatched boy 
raking, leaves. 
Keeping in intimate touch with your con- 
stituents over a long period of years is a 
mighty happy adjunct to a good record in 
office when election time comes. So finds 
Congressman George A. Dondero, 
who in a post-election statement thanks his 
friends, while expressing regret that 
U. S&S. Senater Homer Ferguson 
will no longer be with him at Washington. 
Oakland County furnished the first candi- 
date for Governor of Michigan to poll over 
a million votes. It was 
Murray D. VanWagoner 
when he was elected to that office on the 
Democrat ticket in 1940. Connected with 
metropolitan newspapers for over 40 years, 
Stanley Krumm 
of Cleveland, now visiting relatives in Bir- 
mingham, phones me that the coverage of 
the Pontiac Press on Tuesday's election was 
the best he ever has seen. Living tn Pontiac, 
on Paddock street, most of his life, 
Heleom)d Parrish, . 
now 88 years of age, writes me that he served 
Tuesday on the elértion board in his pre- 
cinct in Detroit, and adds, “It was not one 
of the precincts that caused any delay.” 
phone cal! from 
“A Waterford Democrat,” 
says, “Perhaps her foresight wasn't so bad 
when   
Mrs. Nancy Williams 
suggested to some of us that we might visit 
her in Washington some day.” And 
Jackson Wittler 
of Bloomfield Hills expresses the opinion 
that the committee from the Board of Super- 
visors which was boosting the courthouse 
millage proposition “never satisfactorily met 
the arguments brought up against it.” 
Born this week at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital, 
Gary Michael Novak, 
the first baby of 
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Novak 
of 86 Kemp S8t., had two front teeth at birth. 
Sequestered in a cove on Cass Lake near 
the home of 
Bryson Browne 
are a pair of wild geese, waiting until one 
of them recovers from a broken wing. 
After getting his limit of pheasants every 
day for the prescribed time, 
Paul Conrad 
says the cocks now come up and almost crow 
in his face at his home near Lake Orion. 
With the winter equipment in readiness to 
get under way at a moment's notice, 
, Oscar Leomis, 
Superintendent for the Oakland County 
Road Commission, says his long experience 
has taught him that the only way to suc- 
cessfully fight a hard winter is to expect 
that every winter will be in that class. 
Verbal Orchids to— Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Thomas 
Columbia St.; fifty-third wedding   
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Voice of the People   
Seven Teenagers Praise Mrs. Thomas 
for Kindness and Generosity to Them (Letters will be condensed when neces- 
aary because of lack of space Full same, 
address telephone 
¥ must 
be not be publ Gertrude Jones Answers 
Recent ‘P.T.A. Mother’ 
P.T.A. Mother, you asked about 
the good old buggy days and the 
spanking of your child. Well, moth- 2 
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place and see if you would put up 
with the children the way she does 
No, you would not 
are all welcome over at her house. 
We all keep out of trouble and 
have fun at the same time. 
Vivian, Peter, Lois, Judy, 
Gerald, Bill, Mariene thing wrong. If the child is ill. 
keep him home, don't put him off 
on the teacher. She is no doctor 
Gertrude Jones 
  
  
Case Records of a Psychologist   
Homosexuality Due to Halt in Growth, 
Can Be Cured If Person Really Willing 
schools of the one-sex variety, People like Tom are often 
ual life. 
some experience in their child- 
hood thus stunted their proper 
emotional growth. But «4 
homoserual can educate him- 
self or herself into being «4 
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stage 
And it is normal for all of 
us to be mentally most attracted to . 
  
        
         
        
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Future of TVA Is Reason 
for Dixon-Yates Squabble 
dispute. 
The TVA, the Tennessee Valley 
Authority, which was created early 
in President Roosevelt’s New Deal, 
among other things pumps power 
to consumers in a huge Southern 
  
Baering Down 
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
(International News Service) 
We were as shocked as corn- 
stalks in Kansas when we learned 
the Nobel Peace Prize will join 
the mothball fleet in Holdover Bay. 
In more negotiable words there 
will be no Nobel peace citation 
for the vintage year of 194. 
Many were paged but none were 
tagged. 
This omission of astigmatic men- 
tion and laudable loot is a free kick 
at the institutions of America. 
We've had more peace over here 
than a police force could handle. 
  What could be more serene 
than one of our teenage coterie of 
angel-pussed junior sluggers? Did you ever see them romp in 
the play pens with zip-gun and 
switch-knife? Have you gan- 
dered these inmature messengers 
of goodwill help the old folks 
front that was the bopp of the 
  spring. 
Those Nobel people must ex- 
pect Willie Sutton to escape 
every year, to go to two. 
. dollars and and Ste- 
vens to cut their toenails before 
they play footsies. 
How Peaceful can you get this 
side of benevolent ia? We 
ave an effervescent wscled na 
tior, that throws its weight around 
while using a monkey-wrench for 
a metronome. 
How could the Nobel clique 
snubberize us now that the Man- 
out like the giraffe's 
doors on the monkey 
  bribe Well, next year we'll play 
1 double-header. 
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Harchow, executive 
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CHICAGO (INS The P 
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him Garfinkel said 
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The price is slashed on this 
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AND SAT. |    THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954     
  
Coral-Hued Tie | — | . 
Is Latest Victim , . . | . : | 
cttassmoy | Tonight Until 9 Sharpless had followed his wife's 
advice and left that coral-hued tie y 7 
| on the rack yesterday it might still | 
| be part of his wardrobe. 
| But now the garish cravat which | 
|Mrs. Sharpless thought was too | ® @ @ | 
| **wild”’ for classes at the Univer- 
| sity of Southern California is in 
|a brown bottle in the university’s 
  
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to Give Up Hope Oregon's GOP Senator 
Won't Concede Election 
to Neuberger 
PORTLAND, Ore. # — Republi- 
can Sen. Guy Cordon of Oregon | 
refused today to give up hope that 
an official canvass of tally sheets chemical engineering department. 
will show he did not lose Tuesday's ee | Dr. Joseph Smatko will make an 
election. | extensive study of it to learn why 
He said he will not concede the it turned from coral to a bluish 
election to Democrat Richard L. MAGIC EYE BEATS BULLETS—An electronic | the night test above, incendiary machine-gun bullets | . ; 
Neuberger, 41-year-old Portland device that beats enemy bullets to the punch will | (white streaks) are blasting at two fighter-bomber purple while Sharpless was walk   
  
          i from one class to another. 1 
author, although unofficial — and | soon help protect Air Force jet planes from being | wings loaded with jet fuel. Wing at left 1s being "The prcdeeenr \id smog changed ANNUAL double-checked — returns gave | exploded in midair. The ‘‘explosion suppressor” | destroyed as fuel blazes. Wing at right, protected the tie’s color. fte's going to con- 
Neuberger a 2,099-vote lead. | Can “see” a 2000-mph bullet and “hit back’ before | by the explosion suppressor takes the same bullets tact the tie manufacturer, learn 
7 @ | it travels 11 inches into the airplane. Within 300 without serious damage. This test was made ON what chemicals were used in the 
Only three of Oregon's 2,499 pre- | millionths of a second after the bullet hits, the the gun range of Republic Aviation Corporation at | qye then dip the tie in various 
cincts were unreported in that | gadget triggers a chemical mist that smothers fires Farmingdale, N. Y., where the device was synthetic smog substances and try | R i Mm in a é S a : a! tally, and the three do not have | or explosions before they get seriously started. In | developed to isolate the chemical compound 
50 votes among them. The count | ———-——— : — | that caused the color transforma- 
from the rest of the state was tion. € 
Neuberger 285,321, Cordon 283,222. Anybody Can Read Fa t Japan, Burma End War 
It was Neuberger’s victory that   
TOKYO u®—Japan and Burma In Lather Over Shampoo 
the Democrats, He beconsee the With New Teaching Ideas signed a peace treaty today in! MONROVIA, Calif. @-A re Don't Miss the Hundreds of Bargains! 
Rangoon, legally ending World| port of terrible screams coming 
  
  senator, independent Wayne Morse, By MARGARET LATROBE {every person, our every standard War II between the two countries, from a home here sent police rac- 
has announced he will add a 49th} Were you taught to detest could be raised. he Japanese Foréien. Oltice an ing to the scene. They found: A . 
vote to give the Democrats control. | Shakespeare? Have you always; flow can ts of arial tol vapane ones : | 14-year-old girl was having her hair ’ 
The unofficial tabulation by the | shied away from reading, in gen-| t vem "| nounced. ' washed. COME EARLY 
Associated Press has been re-| eral? Read slowly and painfully, if pene a lO ee eS APPT EEE EEE SLES SS SL ET PEO LOTT TTT ETT a o ° 
checked in each of the state's 36 Y, | ment bo understecd by the MIM: | AAV AAAAAAAPASAPSASSPPPPSSISSSSSSSSSS IO 
at all?      
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Well, it isn't and religious growth be achieved 
because you are| by those whose reading grasp is 
stupid, my friend.| limited to—‘“I see the cat on | 
¥i Somewhere along| ‘™* mat”—? 
the line, disen-| Why don't they teach youngsters 
chantment set in. to read properly in ‘the jower 
Someone or some grades—as they did 50 years ago? 
thing phe Today's failures, which see eighth- | 
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cee re ae go eneloop tard ere $ “Eyes Examined” | Mate tt FURNITURE and APPLIANCES go . beled “‘hopeless,"’ At least we know | or = ny 
Senate —— on the yes perp ipo used to they can be Caaght to read, e 3 How Lecotes of 60 8. Serine eS ician. We will 
censuring McCarthy ). think rea were @ teachers and equipment are avail-|$ FE .4-5211 4 ’ s ’ ’ 
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im Oregon, but Jess Gard, GOP | reading specialists holds otherwise. | ang spelt with the best of them, CO M | N G SOON Refrigerators, lroners, Washers! Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, 
pow that read- | but how couldn't teach | . ° ° 
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Death for Bad Drivers to the unfortunate group of se wee S eeisan, ia Selec coheed Will S 3} Di Christmas Gifts! 
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Due by Spring Michigan Must Finance 
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LANSING (UP) — An official of 
the State Veterans Trust Fund 
spring before Michigan’s 250,000 gressional pgoblems. 
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approved at the Nov. 2 election. right now,” Ferguson said. “1 will 
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Bonuses will be the same as 
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Hal Boyle Says: | trom former enemy nations, such 
as Germany and Italy, have been 
Assisting World Veterans, “:"% ti "i«"Enmnn | So* Business 
Vanderbilt's Big Interest | not hse sunt eee Banjo Eyes Has Raised $250 Million 
NEW YORK —For 20 years plunged into the work. In the two said Vanderbilt . for Charity With Various Methods 
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, owner | - . He will attend the fifth annual ; 
of one of America’s greatest af singe he has traveled more than General Assembly of the WVF in ‘aw ca’s greatest rac- | 59.000 miles on a job that pays By EDDIE CANTOR | dais, grabbed me and removed the suit. Then 7 : Vienna later tl month” A Co ing stables, has spent most of his off only in the feeling he has — a " In 1917, backstage of the Ziegfeld Folltes, I I sold my socks, my shirt, my handkerchief, my time amiably in > the breed munist-front group, the Furopean 
of thoroughbred hetecn, me bee doing something that need- | Federation of Resistance Fighters, first passed the hat. Someone had’been hurt | tie and my undershirt. ee ing. . . ; fe starte . Sinc His world has been a race track, | has announced it will hold ajand we started a collection. Since then, the | ee T - 
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herited 20 milli ; | “But we could have used five times : * 6 * | As a matter of record, in 38 years I have, tablecloth around this gorgeous body of mine, ited 20 million dollars by the that amount P b $250,000 my 4 a 
time he was 35, is deeply com-| , ° ; “It's a smart propaganda move | raised more than 000,000 for charitable | I left the audience with, “Thank you, and here’s CT ER mitted to a m serious int ‘The money isn't contributed on‘ their rt.” said Vanderbilt. | causes a kiss from G Rose ” DEL L RI DRY 
ma apr rari war veterans | directly to individuals. We send “I'm pond to sew put what will * ; — chante UX E E Cc tm the free-worid 5 | rehabilitation teams into thé var- happen.”* I have used all sorts of Methods to get your In Buffalo several years ago I was in- - sop world. , ious countries. They show the gov- cone andeome sowich- faced mut. 2OU88. Once in Philadelphia at the Bellevue-| vited to the home of Max Yellen, prominent At the Terrific Value of Vanderbilt served as-a naval|¢™ments the need for programs teeilinnaive: Wiis dor a0. lone en S mana ia I spoke for 30 eee I got| lawyer and brother of the songwriter, Jack $ v 
Heutenant in World War II. and to help disabled veterans and how joyed his career as' a socialite some laughs and some money, too—several Yellen. He invited 60 friends to a barbecue 95 
won a Silver Star for gallantry as | ‘© Organize the programs.” sportsman still loves his horses as, "UNdred thousand dollars dinner. I was to speak to these gentlemen ° 
rg boat commander in the Pa- The WY? : " — much as ever. But he has: also I thought it was a good night until some- for a certain charity. < 
cific. Two years ago he became | (VF now has member found he likes playing an important one yelled out, “Hey, Cantor, what'll you When I got up and started, “Ge id : ; oT F or . : ying an! ; , ’ ’ , ntlemen—— os 
interested in the young World Vet- | Organizations representing 18 mil- po}. in arrace more vital to civil take for that suit?” “Make me an offer,” 1 | my host interrupted. “Sit down, Eddie.” he Will Operate on 110 or 220 Circuits     erans Federation, an organization | lion veterans in 25 countries. zation thah who wins at Hialeah o1 
which works closely with the “To give you an idea of the size Belmont 
United Nations in trying to allev-| of the problem,"’ said Vanderbilt replied. “Five thousand dollars,” the man commanded. “We know all about the cause. | said. “Sold,” I told him. “I'll go te my | We know why you're here, and what you want, Do Away with Washday Drugdery! Come in and 
        
           
    
  jate the conditions which lead to| “there are some seven million war room, take it off and send it to you.” | All my guests have already given me the money, | See These Dryers Demonstrated! 
war | disabled in these countries, and Churches Offered Free “I bought it. I want it now.” my customer | Here's sixjy thousand dollars—take a night off.” 
The toughest job — collecting| more than half have had to go Plumbing on Sundays demanded. Several persons jumped on the (Copyright 1954) MICH F ENT money — fell to Vanderbilt as pres- | Without adequate medical treat- ~ . _ ee | . LUORESC 
ident of the World Veterans Fund, | ment or vocational training. BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP)—A . . , } . 
the finance-raising arm of the fed-| “You can imagine how bitter oo oe. cleaning specialist Tip-Toe Thief Takes $62 and ok $62 from under the A l ‘ Office Oo ation sur- | LIGHT CO. 
eration in this country any has offered free emergency Sun- ; . “SS vey in States ws that near a 
_—— His friends have been suid col pader woncn aienr - and day service to any church or HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) — A es haif of all school buildings are | 393 Orcherd Leake Ave. FE 4-8862 
at the vigor with which “Al” | so little done to help them. The *%Ynagogue where pipes or sewers thief tip-toed into Carl Reynolds The moon has no appreciable| more than 30 years old and one 
— - . | benefits the American veteran gets Plug up room while he was sound asleep atmosphere. ‘in five are more than 50 years old. 
j ’ “Buffalo has been good to me = ae a 
MO. LIM MICHIGAN | Sther lands ver the years,” said Ralph   Ps s Ps Ireland. “For a long time I've 
UNITED SHIRT He and other WVF leaders fee! wanted to do something for the 
it is vital that veterans of free Community to express in some 
DISTRIBUTORS | world countries work together tangible way my appreciaton for 
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  Dixon- Yates Probe Continues in Capital 
    
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  Burke Backers [Strauss Clain 
Checking Vot All Will Benefit Recount Is Possible as Says Power Contract 
Bender's Leads Narrows Wes Not Negotiated in 
to 6,860 Secret 
= WASHINGTON (#)—The Dixom 
ot tex: Totmaaa A Barbe eapssatoci Yetes contract was up for another preparing to ask a recount, today reund before the Senate-House 
started rechecking the returns ee oe 
from Tuesday's election in Ohio, advance notice it will come 
Returns the losers questioned Sen. Gore (D-Tenn), slated as ve the victory to Republican leadoff witness at the committee's 
H. Bender by a scant second day of hearings on the pri- 
6.360 votes over Democrat vate power plan, made it plain 
ctubdeietn tatean a ee the Senator Burke, former mayor of 
Cleveland, was appointed more a “og or gah ial | a Ne ee a as .« & —— 
left in the Senate by the 
foreshortened perspective gives the rails a wiggliness they don't blican ‘Robert A. Taft. This Bios chs shad to sae cal ee ee ee al an interviewer: “The administra oS ee od ' vel tion has come to make its case but the unoffici , was a mem- is ; 
ber of the U..8. House of Repre- ee Oey ae ee 
sentatives. Atomic Energy Commission 
Joseph P. Sullivan, chairman Chairman Lewis L. Strauss and 
here of the Burke for Senator Budget Director Rowland R, 
Committee, sent telegrams last Hughes testified under oath yester- 
night to all 88 Democratic county day that the proposal is “in the 
chairmen in Ohio. He asked: interest of all the people” despite 
“Please forward to me the un- what they called ‘misstatements 
official results by pre and misrepresentations” made 
cinct for state offices, Congress about it. 
and U. S. Senate, carefully check Strauss cited 16 points on which 
and recheck unofficial returns he said the contract favored the 
against officia} returns which will government over previous similar 
go to the secretary of state and arrangements, and he denied { 
advise me at once of any dis- was negotiated with “personal 
crepencies.” friends” or “under conditions of 
secrecy” as has been charged, His primary interest, Sullivan Hughes termed it “entirely fair said, was in the senatorial SAILS GIRLS—To help the Navy sell surplus property at a Bayonne Left to right: Sally Kenny, Hope Ryden, Wanda Craig, Nona Van Tosh | as a business proposition for the election. He explained that “we Naval Yard auction, these models will be on hand to greet bidders, | and Harriet Kahrs. The ships in the background are part of the | government” and a “splendid ex- 
want the other returns for pur- | serve them coffee and help display merchandise such as this life raft. | mothball fleet. ample” of how free enterprise 
poses of comparison.” 
ee ¢e “Many, many calls from sup- 
twat es! 1 WO ’Deny McKeighan Wa 1 a ee! who were dubious of the accuracy W y g ae : » 
as of the count” prompted the tele- , S xe Yates tq build 9 107-million-dollar 
grams, Sullivan deciared. 1 steam generating plant at West | MOUNT CLEMENS ® — A for-, ating im Macomb County and | questioning by the grand jury and| On the basis of testimony at the} Memphis, Ark. 
|mer sheriff and a one-time slot! policemen from whom they al- | a night in a jail cell, namina' udge Kan the t would be Temes 
Spry War Vet 78 | machine operator testified yester-| legedly bought protection. “I would have signed anything | * ; 7 — © soe Webley pooh mal to 
y "™t — |day they signed false affidavits after the brain- I got trom | “ae whether McKeighan will be oo z a Arthur P. Sauve, admitting he | “Mer washing I got idl hie tee wet place power TVA is sending to Longs for Jet Ride in 1946 linking former Mayor Wil- formerly operated slot machines in the grand jury,”’ Sauve said. jury ° atomic plants 
Li liam H, McKeighan of Flim with Macomb County, told Circuit Judge Reber, Mavel, former sheriff In further testimony, Sauve said; The project, which with today’s 
LOWELL (AP)—If any jet plane | Sling Payotts. Edward T. Kane, of St. Clair Coun-| of Macomb County, also denied | ¢ made payoffs in behalf of the hearing before the joint committee 
has need for another occupant,| . McKeigham, 68, ts being ex- (ty, McKeighan had never talked) that McKeighan had ever ap- | gamblers to the late Capt. Laur-| became the first postelection con- 
Ulman Hawk, 78, will be happy to| Smimed on an eight . year . old | to him about paying off law en-| proached him sbeut gambling ence Lyon and the late Sgt. Lester |Cc™m of Congress, was the center oblige. — Aci mtinmewea ee Maycock of the state police. He|"! * Di Sight in the last session, 
state gambling laws. from 3 donated to campaign 
fe eae aan. Spam, | accused of having been the pay: | He said he signed a false af-| but had mever asked protection | *#id he paid Lyon $800 2 month and! Opponents contended it was part ; eff man between gamblers oper- | fidavit, but only after intensive | from gamblers. Maycock $300. of a campaign to kill off the pub- active member of the Volunteer lict b 
Ground Observer Corps here Another witness, Lewis Burke, | !icly owned TVA to the benefit of id , former Macomb Count Senet private power interests, and as- 
= aie 0 site Y| serted the power would cost more 
“If we'd had twe or three, the a month as a payoff man for the | 
Spanish-American tussle would gamblers. He said, however, he pepe now ME? | have beem over in a day,” he hac never had contact with ue- Filipino Senator Asks her hunch basket at the Vincennes Zoo in Paris, France, as the head | sald. cas | anesse the camel leans out of the animal's enclosure. Francoise | , McKeighan tn Florida | (” ' U H cous beat to ny lite, "But T thought camels say ate | SiNCC starting, service an wmckeician vars reeds Continued U.S. Aid   
Parents Receive Letters 
From Sons Lost 2 Years   | ground observer to spot the enemy, 
Hawk has logged 350 hours. 
He is tmpatient with people who 
won't help out. 
“I get sick and tired of people 
who sit at home and do nothing to 
protect themselves,” he said. “As 
long as I'm able, I'll be here watch- 
ing for those airplanes.” 
Hawk, who is on a pension, runs 
a trapline for added income. He 
fought with Michigan's %3rd Regi- 
ment beside Teddy Roosevelt's 
  
    
  : | heart condition had improved. He weather’’ 
SS | Vote Machines Sought i   
  years avoided extradition to | Michi “a tha thet ANN ARBOR () — Philippine 
said ‘he wanted to get his | the world 
* Laurel, chairman of a Philippine 
Economic Mission to the U. 
told a University of Michigan 
atidience that democracy in his   
      
  from them L said their son reported he had re- Rough Riders. 
ary M. oir St. ceived five letters from them and P GRAND IDS | Severe crisis. ome 9 Pa .<C. Harry jamin | some food parcels. He wrote, too, ° : RAP @® — State | : . Jr. of Worthington both reported, | that he didn't know how often he Souvenir Seekers Buy Sen. Perry W. Gree (R-Grand | were basicall  eutasear “and in letters postmarked in Peiping | could send letters but would do Old Hardware Supplies Rapids) said Thursday he will in-| stom from what he said was a in early September, that they were | so as often as he could. | troduce a bill at the next session i for well. | 2 © | CHARLOTTE, N.C. # — A of the Lesisiature to require voting pressing need for redistribution of 
But both also wrote that they Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin said Har- | hardware store, established in 1899, machines in all precincts with | 2": Tesettlement and a more 
were not allowed to smoke, ingi-| ry Jr. appeared to be hungry for was preparing to make its first more than 200 voters. He said such | °°" “istribution of wealth. 
cating they are being held on a | news from home. He asked, among move. Up from a musty basement a law would reduce erros in vote Laurel and members of his 
prisoner basis by the Chinese Com- other things, ‘‘what the cars look corner came boxes of buggy whip tabulation and cut election costs. | SUP came to the United States 
munists. like that people are driving to sockets, wool carding combs, brass . A similar measure introduced by | ‘0 TY 0 negotiate @ revision of 
Air Force spokesmen said they | day," another indication that he | buggy shaft tips, buggy Lee |Green in 1951 wag killed in com.| "* Bell Trade Act of 1946. 
believed this was the first direct | has been in close confinement, his and spoke shavers. (If you don’t & | mittee. 
word from any of the 11 believed | parents sald they thought. | know what these are ask your | 2 eS Probe Wounding of Girl 
the Yalu River in North Korea.| Mrs. Elmer F Llewellyn said she |" ‘They posed the question What| TOP THIS—They laughed when Lawrence R. Gee, | across a creek and the hole, says Gee,| is best Driver Killed in Crash MANISTE @® — Police Friday Three of the 14 aboard were re-| had received the first letter from |to do? of Hutchinson, Kan., threaded his fishing line | way to fish iri the dark, cool water underneath. Only | | investigated the gunshot wounding 
ported killed. her husband since he disappeared suggested a sale. through a small drain hole in a downtown street. | trouble is that if he hooks a fish much larger TRAVERSE CITY @® — Frank | of an ll-year-old girl Thursday 
Parties ot mervvors ware, no-| moth agy on «Korean War They sold like hotcakes! ~ |But Gee had the last laugh when he hauled a than the opening, hée hag to cut his line, as the fish L. Zalud, 61, of Karlin was fatally | near Manistee. The girl was shot 
tified by the Air Force in June! bombing mission. Souvenir hunters did the buying. | two-pound catfish out of the hole. The street runs won't go through. injured Thursday when he lost con- | in the hip, Police said a friend of 
a e—_ — a trol of his car while passing an- the girl's brother was examining     
  
Land of Strong Black Coffee, Long Lunch (Bditeres Note: This fs 
tm a series of three articles 
with South America from my - 
sone! observations while at 
the Inter American Press Associe- 
tion meeting in Brasfl.) 
Ry JOHN W. FITZGERALD 
Assistant to the Editor the last 
@ealing they are enjoying mild spring | 
days. 
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s erica do differ in every ‘ield. Very few men wear hats and 
Scuth A —ont an " _| only on special occasions do 
day customs. Wi their PTOS-| women. Unlike our custom of | 
ress the Latin American countries | wearing a hat to church this is 
of the 
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Leeil making your home in Pontiac. The y ay il. 3 
8 | hi : : i 4 : 2 
iit i     | rarity. 
  s   ‘Hours and Leisurely Pace for Living Because far fewer people can) the biggest entertainment drawing, traffic is a slow process and takes iH FE 
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! ki i? E i itt HIE | £ E sj g i 
HE 5 *| sport. cards. Golf is played on a mod- | 
courses in Rio, a town of over! 
2,500,000. However, Gavea is con- 
sidered one of the most beautiful 
courses in the world. With the 
beautiful beaches and year around 
| mild climate, swimming is proba- 
bly the number one participation 
Rhythm is second nature to all 
Latin Americans and at the first 
sound of music they automatically | 
start beating out the cadence. Sam- 
bas and Tangos are the choice 
when it comes to dancing, which 
from ours. Breakfast naturally de- 
pends on the time you go to work. | 
lunch is a two or two and a) 
break, The majority of 
return home for | 
    most, workers an hour and a half 
erate scale with only two golf)| to two hours. Dinner is usually a) 
leisurely period with lots of con- 
versation. When dinner is com- 
pleted, it is late and time to start 
thinking about another day. 
Our familiar term of an ‘under 
the table deal” is the general prac- 
tice for almost anything in South 
| America. The only difference being 
the word “grease’’ which is used 
to designate a payoff for a favor. 
It is constantly used for either a 
| large or small concession, depend- 
ing on what you want. For years 
it has worked in government agen- 
cies as well as with private in- 
dividuals. 
The familiar handshake known 
to all of us as a sign of greeting 
is replaced in all Latin American 
countries by the ‘“embraco” which 
is clasping each other around the | 
back with heads together and pat- 
ting each other on the back. 
Many times after an exception- 
gusto with which the em is 
given reminds one of old grads 
cheering their alma mater at a 
homecoming football game.   
| s How to Use 
Artificial Legs and Arms GRAND RAPIDS (*)—For the first time in his young life, little Lonnie Williams of Lexington, Tenn., is going to hug his mother and dad and maybe even take a few steps with them. 
The 2'3-year-old youngster was born without arms below the 
elbow and without legs below the knee. 
Since last May, however, sur-+ 
geons and orthopedic experts have 
fitted him with all four missing| . 
limbs. And at Mary Free Bed)“ 
Children's Hospital and Orthopedic 
Center in Grand Rapids they are 
| training him how to use them. learning to use his artjficial arms, 
Lennie ts a special patient in   
  
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High Schools Planning Annual Top Events |   
aa a =e = 
J-Hop Coming Up at PHS; eam 
Parochials Vie for Trophy ul P Lt “ 
With the big game between St dance tickets is Vicki Everett; | 
Mike's and St. Fred's coming up decorations, Pati Govenis; pub-| 
tcnight, and PHS'ers making plans licity, Walt Poe | 
en } ? - 
for the Junior Prom; there s not a Another big thing in the news is | 
dul) moment for any of then the Junior Prom which will be held 
      St. Frederick Dec. 11. Karousel Kapers: is the 
Darkness had descended and ® name of the 
‘stars had appeared long before z theme, and co- chairmen arer echoes died down and cheerleaders 
locked up the hall and trudged 
home to bed this week 
Why all the late hour practice? 
The big St. Fred, St. Mike rally 
tonight, of course. 
U.S. history students would have 
liked to close up text books and 
tuck them away for the remainder 
of the semester after their final 
tert on Wednesday, but with Coach | 
Hulslanders’ assignment 
the first ten pages of the next! a . 
chggter. students sighed in disgust; Music is the job of Rosetta Wil- 
dug back into the pages of *" and Pat Smith is seeing that their history books. tine thinws te cee et as 
Classes were cut short Wednes- tting things in order after day afternoon, enabling the stu- dance is post-dance chairman, Dick 
dent body to assemble in the hall 
— for some movie’ 
* slides and a short 
lecture on mis 
sionary work 
The lecture was 
given by a Mary- Marie Meyer and 
Richard Neaves. 
Ticket —chair- 
man is Dick 
Ramsdell, Han- 
dling the publici- 
ty is Kay Chim- 
loski, with Sally 
Schumann taking 
care of the re- VICKY 
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Starting Production The Pontiac High Speech Depart- 
|ment has announced the cast for 
itheir annual fall production. This 
jyear the script chosen “On 
| Borrowed Time’ by Paul Osborn 
The characters- will be played 
| by 
| Pud 
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Jack Bennett 
| Julian Northrup, Gramps 
Don Bumgardner 
Martha Varney 
Jim North 
Brenda Jo Wells Nellie, Granny 
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Marcia Giles 
Demetria Riffle 
Leah Mae MacNutt 
A Boy John Gary 
Workmen 
Don Hegeman, Dick Morrison 
Dr. Evans Burton Belant 
Mr. Pilbeam ...... Bob Crandall | 
Mr. Grimes ....... Dick Ramsde@ | 
‘Sheriff Ken Lenigan 
The play wil be presented in | 
the High School auditorium Dec. | 
1, 2 and 3 at 8:15 p.m. All seats | 
are reserved and will go on sale at 
the Pontrac—tigh box offrce on 
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-rally at St.! Plans are complete for the ° | | | im Moscow ar Tokyo carly in 1965, | : | Mothers’ Tea to be given by the exemplified in senior history R ° f {) d jthis past month, 1,825 mortgages, it was revealed today. | 
stilt al Soe Nurses Club of Pontiac| ‘ise Twseday se the question |REQISICL OL VEEGS 1.658 photos and 2.046 miscellan- _gPToPosale call for Soviet pur-| [5 ‘ urses asked, “Who i ase trans ships, boats, 
MARLENE With a big bem| se cafeberia, ehaetieg of” cheat Seated af the Batts of Bunter 'B i ferme Papers. CRANE MSTUNETS | hing beats aad te tha tapaies fire, songs, |3:30. Guest speaker will be Mrs. ili?” The bright answer given | usiness ncreases | amounted to 4,782 and five bills of | ing or remodeling of Soviet vessels! — 
cheers and ended this noon with a) w Qcunfiet af by « bread-shouldered football | sale were handled. in Japan. | 
entitied, “A Burial for St fuet Funae Nanas Chas comanee Pager was “Ut. Feeds.” The an- sel gy Nag pen were | Japan in turn would get coal, | Mike’s,”” given by the senior boys ‘ “| nual tilt is seheduied for 8 p.m. | handied by the Oakland County . t for the tea are under the di- heavy oil, manganese, chrome 
Gerry bids, but this oid re |rection of Marcle Thomas, tonight at Wiener Stadam. The | Register of Deeds Office last Oc- Cousins Born Together lores, raw cotton and platinum porter slipped up last week and | babysitting; foods, Lois Bartles will be 8 al ani de ah — tober, compared with 12,012 in| 'NEWPORT NEWS, Va. ®—Girl | from behind the Iron Curtain. 
printed » little mistake. It seems | Beverly Marion, decorations: | October 1953. babies were born at a hospital here | ——————_—_—_—_—_. 
gizis wilt begin basketball prac- | Betty McCartney has charge of| Michaelites waved fond farewell| Fees last month totaled $21,102,| within 61 minutes to two sisters You'll Slee Like ol 
tice the week following Thanks- | the name tags. Mrs. Agnes Buck- | to ex-classmates Tom Donhue and | contrasted with $17,641 the pervious | whi live at the same residential | P og 
giving instead of this week as | ‘ey is club advisor | Jerry Lyons who departed Monday | year, according to Register of, address. Mrs. Curtis Searce's} PACIFIC BEACH, Calif. w—A | printed, Se with the mistake tes ef the Teme- for Uncle Sam's Navy. They will! Deeds Orrin McQuaid baby was born at 11.15 a.m. and! real estate sign here says ‘‘2-bed having been corrected, girts were | yy Bey — with four Stu. | Taree trairfing at Great Lakes,} Some 3.305 deeds were processed Mrs, Charles Green's at 12:16 p.m. | fireplace.’ | refolding uniforms and reco | aot Counctl inois — - , ee representatives will _ oa lecting the mothbalis that were a go to the High School Institute . out last to put uniforms | 1. nemocratic Living in Detroit National: Honor Students 
Gerry, girts, for all the exira | nGl) cre the staf! members, Picked at Pontiac High choose the Diamon ngs 
4 work. Fl try to see fhat it | water Poe, president, Anna | Members of the January gradu she'll cherish doesn't Kappen again. : ’ pss a4 Soe : | Lewts, Marshall Katchka and >| ating class National Honor Society | : Sister Jane Patricia's shorthand) Marline Crocker go from the | 4) pontiac High School have been Pe Lucky Purchase—Regular 10.99 Class frowned in dismay and de- Student Council. Tomahawk ad- | an @ \# ve 
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crazy signs placed ore them . T. Forsman, assistant princi- hosen E 
for their quarterly test today. pal, will accompany the group. ship, scholarship, service and SH AWS | ; 
Promises of more concentration in| character are the following: | oe ational Honor Society members al ; 
class and more study at home| have been chosen from the senior) Sue Barks, Sue Braid. Donald ° ° ’ » 
have been made by all the girls. | cines Tuesday was the climax of | Bumgardner, Marvin Caswell, Bob Michigan $s Largest Jewelers : . 
waa tan fe baal ad jour-| many days of campaigning in so- | en Gary —_ a _— ne 6 | s Friday the mys | cial studies classes as Pontiac| Harmes, Barbara Hill, Frances | Sensationo! value! Vinyl heod, lastex body. tery dance. An ——. Sagrvem| High students held a mock elec-| Hunt and John Moreau. |= Rooted curly Saran hair. Pretty nylon dress. 
entertainment. ‘‘Let rn ton. Alse inctuded are Margaret | - 
a ane oe t placed by St. Michael Nell, David Pepple, Alice Ret- SEEN in LIFE and en TV—— many students. Things are really happening fast | menschneider, Patricia Seder. | ; 
at St. Michael's this week as| “md. Jane Steinhelper and Sayco Rubber Doll _ 299 Efienbee Bride Doll . 8.99 
Voting took place among bit | seniors stole the spotlight. They| Mart-Karen Trager. | | Belle 14° Rubber Doll 399 = Tiny Tears Doll ..... 7.99 [ — — | ng are v0 ~, | Belle 18 Rubber Doll 499 ~— Ideal ] 7 amendments were unanimous | week as they are anxious to raise | Uligian, Martha Varney, Joan i le ub ideal Baby Big Eyes 11.99 J 
ty passed. Amazingly enough, | their hands to display their beau-| Wagley and Carol Young. INTERLOCKING oy Amer. Character Doll 7.99 Gleme@r Girl Walker 13.99 é everyone but one voted a8 [tiny new class rings which ar- mh | Bock Me Baby Doll 7.99 Rita Walking Doll . 22.99 ih on, lisa peal alae gli rived Tuesday Amateurs Start | mare -RING SETS BS vi fices came “ P *; 4 
new have to go before the house | The announcement was also | ae The new Keepsake INTER- |% TOYS and GAMES for GIRLS * for fia! dqcision. Our one exoep- | made from Room 1 that class | Stor Abandoned | ® lock together | a then voted on a straight Socialist colors for this year will be tur. | easily and securely — in perfect va Toy Typewriter 4.99 Cleaning Set 2.99 ~ 
ticket and in one tee ny aged “er comnptimmented Street Sweeper position... always — to enbence y Toy Washers .,... 2.29 Kitchenware Set .,.. 2.99 blecks inserted Mike * name : ocuagp . | beautiful Keepsake > Tey Telephones 169 Dell Buggies 2.99 for Sewer Surveyer.” all | flower. For their patron saint, | INDIANAPOLIS @ — Workmen | a ee nee - wy, yer | es : ei A perfect conver Peg Board 249 Baby Bathinette .,,, 3.99 
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paul woor pg toy hey ana ere, ‘along came Tyearold William | ve LOOK FOR THE NAME “KEEPSAKE” IN THE RINGS 5 of play two Sundays ago, reported | A long weekend | Decker and he had no trouble. . — i 
: for school Monday. A pinched was enjoyed by| The big machine ager: ~ : nerve in Don's back will probably Michaelites this & SToup of playing dren ames AL WATS 
i keep him out for the rest of the! week as the Feast | me Oster Sn oft, facture # Penrect Posrmese OPEN AN ACCOUNT 
season, but students were happy to of All Saints) his jaw nose. 
r, see him back. which was cele-| Mrs. Norma Lavely, 27, an ex-| TAKE UP TO A YEAR TO PAY | mother. board } 
Two weeks ago when two brave brated Mond ay | Pectant > jumped e en , giris came to school sporting provided a timely; st the ‘machine away from 
flashy argyles, the beys just recess from stud-| the children. A man jumped on 
sald, “Don't look at it and maybe ies. and stopped the engine. i'l go away,” but this week Sophomores . 
when they came popping from received well-de- Big Birthday Cake Too 
ait corners of the schet, te |, MARCEE | served’ congraty <DGH for 114 Candle enty comment beard from the ‘ations from other students on the mati tor an $ 
boys was, “Ye gads! What won't Success of their Halloween Dance! CHICAGO we—There was a big 
they think of next?” last Friday night birthday cake at the party last 
the Judges for 
depicting the loss of St 
Rams to the Mighty Shamrocks | 114 candles. Mrs. Abraham's age 
are having a difficult time decid-| wae noted on a special icing in- poster contest | night for Mrs. Matilda Abraham took time out — : 
Fred's | but there wasn't room on it for this week to elect of.- 
musica! pro- 
be the job of 
Wells, who will. be f 
i [i ing which artistic endeavor is | scription on the cake: ‘Happy 
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Kline. -| and Jim Barnowsk! copped sec- 
| ond place in the window painting | most unique | 
It seems that there are many 
aspiring artists sprouting at St. 
Michael's as Miriam Harrington 
  contest sponsored by Pontiac 
merchants. birthday, Mother—114 years old.” 
The party was held in the home 
of Mrs. Abraham's son Luther and 
his wife Flora, with whom she 
lives. Mrs. Abraham came to Ci 
cago two years ago from Summit, 
Miss., her birthplace. ! 
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Michaelites were surprised and Philippine Jobless Up | 
An all-school record hop has been| delighted to hear the voice of MANILA ue — The Census Bur- , planned by the Student Council for! Alumnus Dave Gallo announcing | ay reports 1,232,000 of the Philip- next Friday after the big football ~ game at Wisntr Stadium Sun- | pines’ 71,448,200 persons were un- | 
game with Saginaw. Paul Kamp. |employed in the first half of 1954 
ner. chairman of the music com-| The mounting tension at St. with 3 million more ‘‘under-em- 
mittee, has invited disc jockey Joe| Michael's in expectation of the ployed.” An increase in population 
Van to attend Chairman of the’ St. Mike’s-St. Fred’s game was | was blamed for the high figure. Pontiac High 
  
    
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City Will Cooperate Detroit Insurance Quiz Nev enw to be held here! stay , ty a EL RR Tei eae “a, . Postponed Till Nov. 23 | Robert H. Scott, assistant state | [lh Atreeenenne , } on Courthouse Site   
      
  
   
     
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Dulles to Decide 
Diplomats Fate John P. Davies Called 
Home for New Ruling | 
on His Loyalty 
WASHINGTON (®—John Paton 
Davies, a controversial career 
diplomat for a decade, has been 
called home to be on hand for 
Secretary of State Dulles’ decision 
on whether he is a security risk. 
The 46-year-old Davies was re- 
called from his post as counselor   
  at the U.S. Embassy in Lima, 
Peru. Technically. State Depart- 
ment officials called it ‘routine | 
orders for reassignment.” 
. * * 
However, there would be no re- 
assignment if Dulles should decide 
against him. On the other hand, 
should the decision be ‘in 
  arrived in Washington 
’ He was not available for 
comment 
There was some indication that 
he would get a post within the 
State Department here pending a 
decision. 
. * * ! 
Davies has lived amid conflict 
and controversy for the last 10 of 
his 22 years in the U.S. foreign 
service. From 1949 through 1952 
during the Truman administration, 
was cleared seven times by 
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Californian of Italian-American parentage, Peggy 
ays treats her colleagues to salami snacks on 
LA Police Station Halts _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 
Students Seck Elder-Statesman Role Seen for Martin 
Ship in Desert UCLA Trio. Is Scouting 
Salton Sea District for 
Viking, Spanish Relics 
BRAWLEY, Calif. (INSi — A 
tric of students from the Univer- 
sity of California at Los Angeles is 
scouting the Salton Sea desert 
area of Southern California on the 
lookout for a possible sunken Vik 
ing ship or ancient galleon 
It is not as fantastic as it may 
sound either 
For years tales of Spanish ga 
leonms, wanderir off cour were 
blown into the 4itern Se Peven 
tually sank have persisted through 
generations of loca! inhabitants 
The lake wag formed when 
land rose from the bottom of the 
sea to form a ring. Since then | 
much of the heavy alkali-content 
water has evaporated and ieft 
the area mostly an arid dessert. 
Reports of ships “‘lost on the 
desert” are numerous. In 1910 a 
Santa Rosa Indian said he found a 
“‘serpent-headed giant canoe’’ in 
the Yuma Badlands area, near 
where US. highway 80 runs today 
Local experts on the subject 
some of whem admit that they 
have nothin more than arctent 
Newspaper clips of ship tragedies 
to go on. believe « 1s possible for 
most anything to turn up in that 
weird and timeless area of South- 
ern California 
Midwest hacer Head 
Will Succeed Skouras 
HOLLYWOOD w — Elmer C. 
Rhoden, 61, head of Fox Midwest | 
Theaters in Kansas City, Mo., is 
the new president of National Thea- 
ters, Inc., succeeding the late 
Charles P. Skouras 
Rhoden’s election was announced 
yesterday by the National Thea- 
ters directors 
  O————s— el — 
    
When New Democratic House Convenes WASHINGTON 
lurtin in the next session of Con- 
tess Was a matter of speculation 
today as the Democrats prepared | 
to take over control of the new 
House when it convenes in Jan- 
ruary, 
The veteran New England Re- 
publican, who must step down as 
speaker of the House for the sec- | 
ond time since 1946, has indicated 
he will take a back-seat, 
statesman assisgnment and allow 
Rep. Charles A: Halleck, (R-Ind) 
to continue as GOP floor leader 
However, with the new House 
divided between 232 Democrats 
and 203 Republicans, Martin will 
maintain an influential position 
in the chamber, even if he de 
clines a titular role. He is rec- 
ognited as one of the most adroit 
legislative compromisers in Con- 
gress and ts particularly effective 
| in dealing with conservative 
| Southern Democrats, 
Halleck has proven himself a 
|hard-punching floor Jeader during 
the first two years of the Eisen- 
hower administration and is warm- 
ly regarded by the President 
When the Republicans lost control 
of the house in 1948, he relinquished 
the floor leade rship to become Re 
publican whip 
However it may develop this 
time that Martin will feel it best 
to keep the Hoosier as titular 
leader, giving himself greater op- 
portunity to deal with behind-the 
scenes vote-getting tactics. 
| any other man in congressional 
history. Rep. John McCormack 
(D-Mass), a needie-sharp debat- 
er, will become majority leader. 
While McCormack has always al- 
lied himself with Roosevelt-Truman 
programs, most of the House com- 
mittee chairmanships will fall to 
| southerners of a definite conserva- (INS)—The role Armed Services; Rep. James P. to be played by GOP Leader Joe} 
elder— | Democrat, said he would prefer 
te see the committee's functions 
assigned to a specia] House judici- 
ary subcommittee, even though 
| such a move would cost him chair- Richards (DSC), Foreign Af. 
fairs; Rep, Brent Spence (D-Ky), 
Banking and Currency, and Rep. 
Clarence Cannon (D-Me), Appro- 
priations. 
  
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burning paper fell from a stove Woman's Runaway Car 
and ignited other papers. LOS ANGELES wW—Mrs. Phoebe 
Kemp said he had gone to a [«ndelius’ brakes went out com- 
grocery, where he was told his, ing down Ist Street hill, but she 
house was burning. He said he re-, S!opped her car by aiming it at) 
turned but neither he nor neighbors | the handiest object. It happened to 
could save the children Mrs.| be the Central Police Station 
'Kemp was at work Mrs. Londelius honked her horn 
— ;and pedestrians scattered like 
From 1943 to 1953, the average | geese—all except Mrs. Louise Alar- 
animal ever to walk the earth. | months. length of life for U. S. industrial con, who suffered an arm injury 
Two other children of Mr. and workers increased 5 years to 68.9 in the mishap yesterday. The driv- 
Mrs, Troy Kemp — Ronald, 6, and | years. ler was unhurt. y tive tinge 
Chairman of the powerful Rules 
. ‘ . . . Committee will be Re Howard | 
Prisoners Riot in Brazil | mith (D-Va), who in the past | 
SAO PAULO. Braz! \—Three  hattled frequently against legisla- 
hundred prisoners at Sao Paulo's tion sent to the hill by Democratic 
antiquated Hippodrome Prison riot- presidents. Rep. Jere Cooper. a 
ed early today. setting fire to slow-moving Tennessean, becomes 
one of the buildings before police | chairman of the tax-writing W ays 
and soldiers quelled the uprising | and Means Committee. 
with tear gas and machine gun, Other veteran Southerners who 
fire. At least eight prisoners were| take over control of committees 
wounded. are Rep. Cari Vinson (D-Ga), | Skouras, 65, died Oct. 22     “139” 
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WASHINGTON  — A Civil 
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Curtis C. Henderson recommend- 
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| Bilotte in that vote The examiner said of North 
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schedules 
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“It would be a relatively simple 
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“This route segment is unques- | os 
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of Ozark or Lake Central.” | 
Four Airmen Killed 
in Crash Landing TUCSON, Ariz, W—A crippled 
| Air Force plane crashed while try- 
ing to make an emergency landing 
at Tucson Municipal Airport last 
night, killing four airmen and in 
juring 11 others. 
The plane, based at Ellington Air 
Force Base, Houston Tex., had 
jum taken off when it developed 
engine trouble. While trying to re- 
trp, it struck power lines, smash- 
ed into the ground short of the 
runway and broke into flames. 
Three of the injured were in seri- 
| ous but not critical condition in 
Pima County Hospital. 
Names of the dead were with- 
held. 
  
Mendes Backer 
to Write Report 
on Allied Pact 
PARIS, ®—In a surprising re- 
versal, the National Assembly's 
Foreign Affairs Committee today 
named Pierre Billotte. a supporter 
of Premier Pierre Mendes-France 
to write its report on the recent 
Allied agreements to rearm West 
Germany. 
The move apparently assured 
Mendes-France aid in his efforts | 
| to obtain Assembly approval of the | 
| agreements before the end of the 
year. 
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The selection of Billotte came 
after Socialist Jules Moch turned 
_down the job. Moch, a bitter oppo- 
nént of German rearmament, 
wrote the committee's critical re-| 
port on the defunct European De-| 
fense Community plan. 
There was no generally accented | 
| explanation of the committee's 
| switch. Chairman Daniel Mayer, a| 
close friend of Moch, passed off | 
the earlier choice as ‘ ‘a student's | 
prank.” Moch was selected — 
° 
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Knight, Bride Plan Trip 
LOS ANGELES (#—Newly elect- 
ed Gov. Goodwin J. Knight and 
| hie bride Virginia“ have applied for 
| passports for the inaugural polar 
flight to Copenhagen of a Scan-   
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Guest Day 
Plans Made 
by Musicale Rebecca Gould and 
Mrs. Paul Kern on. 
Program for Event | 
Pontiac Tuesday Musicale will 
present a singer and speaker at 
their meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. 
s | in Grace Lutheran Fellowship Hal! 
The day has been designated as 
guest day. 
; Rebecca Gould, contralto, will 
¢ | furnish the musical part of the 
) | program, accompained by Mrs. 
| Ferdinand Gaensbauer. The vo- 
            4A” vhis 
is yh MOVEMGGA @ = 1 | calist has studied in New York 
+ &%») [with Herbert Witherspoon of the * | | Metropolitan Opera Company and 
    was coached by Frank LeFore. At 
present she is a soloist at Central 
Methodist Church and Temple Beth 
Jacob, 
Mrs, Paul A. Kern will give 
a talk on “Europe 1954,” illus- 
trated with colored pictures. Mr. 
and Mrs. Kern took a four month 
tour of Europe during the sum- 
mer, 
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs 
| A. K. Oakley and Mrs. Richard | 
| Esser, with Mrs. R. P. Tenny and 
|Mrs. I. A. LaCore presiding at the Sorority Set for ‘Haystack Swing’ “i} General chairman of the dance,,; McMiller, Mrs. Dallas N. Nelson, | ws 
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  mae. oe. STACK SWING 
Members of Beta Sigma Phi sorority Smith (lejt) of Drayton Plains and Mrs. 
have no doubt as to whether or not people Dallas Nelson (right) of South East boule- 
know about the square and round dance tard are publicity chairmen for the dance. 
they are sponsoring Saturday from 9 until and Betty Giddings of Holly (center) is 
1 p.m. at Chieftain Hall. Mrs. Ridlon general chairman.   
      
  
  will be Mrs. Charlies J. Barrett Joyed by many couples Saturday which will be held trom 9 unt 1| Mra. Ridlon smith Dorie Ball: | and Mra. Cecil C, Newstead, as- evening before the Haystack | P. m. at the Chieftain Hall, is Betty ' crag ST tee ees sisted by Mrs. W. O. Kline, Mrs. Swing, @ square and round dance | “!ddings. =e A. D. Esler, Mrs. Harold J. Mul- | being sponsored by Beta Sigma Assisting the general chairman , Mrs. S. J. Dalley, Mrs. | Phi § ity. | with are Betty | Patrons for the dance will be|M. A. Calbi and Mrs. Henry P. | 
———-——-- | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiersema, | Bechler. 
F Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terry, Mrs 
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Write, phone or call in person tor Free pamphiet Mable Roat and Mr. and Mrs. M. Sadie Hawkins 
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Entertaining before the dance in [5 Trqbs Theme | their East Pike street home will | 
ibe Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Per for Celebration { 
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aa Winkelmans, the Arthur Kullis’, magi gather ee ove. 
A ‘ the Arthur Novotneys, the Gus Roosevelt Temple an | 
Rae an | Novotneys, the Russell Lehighs, | annual Sadie Hawkins dance. . 
Jackie D ce Studio |the Robert Terrys and the John| Committees making arrange 214 Telegraph FE 2-2128 || whiteheads. - ments for the dance are programs, a et of will be Mr. Anna _ Davis and Maureen Ed- 
Precision Dancing and and Mrs. Charice Petoskey of |W2"GS: band and hall, Barbara . | ; Hill and Pat Farr; prize chairman, M Party Entertainment I ae oatllerg Mrs. Ralph | Deanna Doure; publicity. el 
Angelo . Mount; and tickets, Carol Borsvold 
by Senior Students Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elsholz will | and Janice Slater. | _ For Arrangements Call FE 2-2128 1 open their home on North Ardmore| Decorating for the dance will be | | street to the Arnold Whittakers, | Barbara Daniels, Miss Doure, Kay | < aa =| the Laren Beattys, the William | Trager, Reta Mayer and Judy 
| Hoyts, the Howard O Hatfields, | Roat. Joan Richards is chalrmas | SMART HAIR STYLE FOR WINTER... Carefully | the Wilf Chapmans, pg aor ho refreshments; Glenda MeGienis | 3 : | VanHorns, the William ‘ and Marie Meyer, patrons: and | shaped, scrumptiously clean and becomingly curled staan endl tha Wilde Adie. Charlotte Stark. Kay ' 
nena Elaine RANDALL’S HARPER METHOD SHOP Se costs adbeul 690 pus geod teten-| Sharen’ Chae ue Geen 88 Wayne Street FE 2-142 | ported to provide school bus serv- bocker, Jeanette Cockle and Carol | 
|ice in the United States. Batton, post dance. |     
  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 
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    California, many years ago, began the vogue for 
women's slacks, when Marlene Dietrich first appeared in | 
public wearing them, but today’s versions are much more | 
colorful and feminine. Here is Georgia Kay's newest in 
a Persian tent stripe homespun topped with a drawstring | 
| overblouse of baby duck in a brilliant shade of purple dyed 
to match the purple, pink and red stripes of the pants. 
This is another tm « series of articles | 
th L. Clemence. Pontise Press g ‘8 Editor who it viewing the 
fashion showings through Gaturdey in! 
Les Angeles, Calif 
By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE 
  
    
es seen in VOGUE 
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  The brilllance of Venus... the beauty of 
fashion. Star touched jewels of platinum-toned 
Trifanium emblazoned with rhinestones. 
” TRIFARI   Necklace, $25.00 Bracelet, $17 .50 
Earrings, 12.50 Pin, $10.00 508. &. & Par ore, 
Prices pin haw 
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became the California designer who established her claim 
to fame in the realm of King Cotton. -Today she is one of 
the foremost creators of sportswear—here presenting an 
elegant look in a full top coat with huge pockets, buttoned 
back belt and polka dot lining. 
  
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| | Education .|DAR Discusses Conservation at Haven Hill Lodge Talk Given Haven Hill Lodge in the High-; Chapman, state chairtnan of DAR fully defend from waste, the , knowledge of animals, trees 
land Recreation area was the set-| nature conservation. ‘Mrs. Chap- nt eens oe plants and 
of the consideration of all citi- 
Dr. Dana Whitmer tens. , perbiher ay =F 
ge ee I Vigna anens tacer i the | ber. Money eit were rote for fa Teaching Ideas Waterford Vinge dude. Mrs. | the’ Needlework Guild and the 
In recognition of National Edu- Hanggee attended the Conserva-| Michigan DAR project. the build- 
cation Week, Dr, Dang P. Whit- lot of |tion training school at Higgins| swum DAR School near Gunters- mer, superintendent of Pontiac th long | Lake, the past summer, as a/ ville, Alabama, 
schools sketched the history of the means a lot. | scholarship student, sponsored by 
public school system in the United it the frilly styles | the local Gold offers no resistance to the 
ais fe mmbere of Punting te, tot. |taneeedin ban hchans te aonser | Companies ie aeleeG-tn o oubet Zonta club Thursday noon at Hotel “ vation through stimulating their | near absolute zero, 
He stated his belief 
success of public education ee e* ¢@e ® 
pends on the things the people * e 
tn the community want * 
children. He traced the growth * * 
and changes in methods ! — io ing from the first tax * 
school established over 
ago in Massachusetts. * 
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' lg recognized that the ° is tops Greta Phipps of Oneida road, Marilyn|~ ‘Pontiac Press Photo | belong to the people, hence . e 
Goode of Cherokee road, Marilyn Glennie |That is when Dr Harry R. Wilson of Cokum ferences of opinion o8 Ce eee ® ° |     
  of Montroyal drive and Ponnie Davis of |bia University will conduct this year’s vocal 
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      Mohawk road, ( left to right) accompanists clinic. Vocal department members have| He showed the . +. and we mean a SALE! 
for Pontiac High School vocal department tickets for the event which will be held at — of pagers rer has 
concerts are practicing for Monday evening. |the school at 8:15 p.m. 
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for many years. She moved back 
‘*home” only this last summer so 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 
7 United Church Women Stretch Helping Hands Clear Across the World   
Prayers for Peace Backed | 
by Material Aid to Needy | By MARY MARGARET McBRIDF Since then. I've strung along 
soo a This is a public apology and a with them on many of their sig | 
warning to conclusion-jJumpers ects. including the observance to-| 
My face flames searlet even day of World Community Day. | 
| now when I think of the first "me Convinced of their obligation to di- 
} I was to meet with a committee of vice with others less fortunate 
Ur4ted Church Women and rernem millions of American churchwomen 
ber my patronizing assumption are stretching helping hands across 
that they. would be worthy but the world to share their abun 
boring do-gooders dance with those in need 
| In thousands of lacalitnes. gifts of 
They turned out instead to be money clothing. cloth for mothers 
just about the brightest, most) to make into clothing, blankets 
up-to-the-minute, interesting hu and household linens will be 
man beings | had ever come brought to central depots and the 
| across, especially stimulating be- | dcnors will remain to pray for a! 
cause they were (and are) really | blessing on their gifts and for 
| trying to do something construc. | world peace 
tive about matters that trouble One example of the use to which   
all of us. 
Girl Allows Boy’s Jokes 
to Upset Her - Friendly Needling 
Gets Under Skin, 
Seems Insulting a portion of the World Community 
Day offering of 1953 was put will 
illustrate what real neighborliness 
|} On a world scale can mean. | 
A refugee family had fied te 
Hong Kong and were living in a 
hovel which was precious te 
them because at least they had a 
root and a semblance of home. 
Then, on Christmas night, fire 
destroyed their pitiful shelter 
and the equally inadequate dwell- | 
ings of other families nearby. 
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      earmarked for just such an emer- \J 4 By ELIZABETH WOODWARD , gency, a new housing project was | 
+ Some folks hurt mighty easy | quickly built and thousands had | | 
* It's as though their tenderest feel homes again—better than they | 
a ings lay exposed to all the ele {come have: Greareee. | 4 . € = ‘| Gifts from churchwomen have | ins am ments. And bruises galore are the! heiped to buy articles of furniture Ee » : % | result j and kitchen equipment for dis- | 7 ‘ | Of course, people they don't | placed persons all over the world.| & ; | know or don't care for particularly To mention just one individual, a | + can't hurt them. They've a sub-| little 4year old girl in northern 
lime detachment about the treat- | Greece, left homeless by a devas- 
ment of people who don't count. [tating earthquake, cherishes a 
| But the indifference, the teas. “®/™ woolen dress, @ cap and her 
: ing. the eriticta pate ihe ein 5 ne Pair of good shoes in two fae hts, t : > eg ments of someone who dees | ¥°@'S. silts of love from the homes Soe dea an ts ; ' of America. | e. count can hurt like mad. And | it’s no laughing matter. The 13 miliien members of Opaque nylon tricot with molded bodice\\has matching front yoke and new push-up | Witness this girl who writes: | United ounce —— are —_ completely covered with vertical rows of: sleeves. It's @ perfect traveling set for the : . 4 @ v . . ' . . “Dear Miss Woodward: T've| oy potieve ie mere then wees, "lon lace makes this new princess-line gal with the least amount of time to spend — him for years and years! wouen of armed conflict. They gown. A Mother Hubbard-style peignoir on her wardrobe. | years, and since we live only deciare that war is net inevitable | — —— s 
| & few houses apart we do quite a and that peace, when it comes, | | bit together. He has a great sense | , 
igi numer but i thew he carer) ye ea eae ““ Teens Daydream About Glamor Jobs a far sometimes. . 
“For instance, when we're play- gn Consider that their part is _By ANNE HEYWOOD and take inventory. But. first, herself a valuable background of ing @ game he'll question my hon- | an individual acceptance of disci- “I am very much interested in She will need a thorough. and good, actual experience esty. It gets rather insulting after | pline. consecration of their daily : ; Al nou a while tasks to the ideals of peace and the fashion field.” says a high ¢ducation. a - “ hai to the - ceapan, ; an identification with the needs, | Shoo! girl, “and wonder if you My suggestion ts that she ge y and get a called “Otherwise he's nice and a lot ie aulliecions Gad the’ of Would tell me the best way to get 4 college and se if, after a | C®ters in the World of Fashion.” of fun. So, do I have any reason | the peoples of the world one into it couple of years, she stim has the | 2Y Frieda Steinman Curtis. It 
- c _ a bene i yng | This is their daily noon-hour {1 would just love to do fashion same ambition. Hf she does, she | “*!! tell her all she needs to know ) _ prayer shows like they do on television. can take some retailing courses, | #00u' the whole field. and help You like the boy. consequently | “© God. who hast put into the Is it possible to start in the tele some concrete preparation for "eT make up her mind ; you don't want any unpleasantness | hearts of men a great longing for vision end of it. or do I have to. the fashion field. | Pay special attention to the 
to cloud the fun you have together. | peace, but has given to man also, go through all that selling bust- ss he a in bie a His needling about your honesty | the power to choose. grant us the ness? n the meantime, let her take Prepare Yourself for a Fashioa gets under your skin. | wih to make our choices in ac- “Ay is “ sales jobs in the summer to give Career.” 
if you were guilty as accused | cordance with Thy will. Bind the Wie ies eellege secomary? — you'd undoubtedly take his scold-| worid together, 0 God. in fellow- ey eee pan Os 9, Set | ing and say nothing about it. Your | smp, service, and love, and grant | think it would just be a waste Mom Opens inmocense is what bas | that we may take our part in the of time, and I am co anxious to 
you upset. fulfifiment of Thy purpose. Through | 5** started. d R d cs it ay these explosions | Jesus Christ, our Lord, Amen.” | Yes, I think this girl definitely an ea S =a way neg Perce gc | should go to college. If she does - ow ‘ your games’ Could they es for neck- | enter the fashion field, a good ( 5 | M sao ge ll omer = beats nh , | liberal arts education will stand Ir S al 
and make you wild for the sheer| wiley nila | Daughter Objects to fun of it? a os — bnMage lhrwed But I'm not so sure. mgnt now. ° 9 ° seer “sn is a joke and you ought to play it that this love of fashion is valid This Invasion of Her) that’ way. | enough to make a permanent de- | Privacy 
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Dear Miss agate — | You see, most of us have By EMILY POST 
| monthé, but when he came back paps ng pial were! A girl writes: “I am-14 years | | » ' | in our teens. We picture ourselves higt 
broke up. Nom aes going Pi as actresses or nurses, dancers = a so © echool. | gether again — bet net steady | or missionaries—or commentators Whenever I receive a letter, my had ‘he ao is . on fashion shows. | mother feels she should open it | _ seems to thin ause . . 
we're not going steady he can ce ee \ccyiag 20 ede upthng fens hom treat me like dirt' He calls me up serious, and mean business, and | but I feel I'm old enough { = | at night and tells me how much he have what it takes. But some- | private mail. What is your na likes me. then the next day he acts tomes it to just a daydream, @ | >: * | ; desire which we later ° ~T ee rn ‘walk de he hal! i oa | “ys | won't wa wn t This girl pictures the glamor of | Answer: I agree with you. A with me and treats me so indif- the fashion field, but not the work. | mother has absolutely no right to ferentty. 1 like him an awful lot } | She will have to climb through | open her children’s mail, even that and can't drop him a lot of grimy and hectic and un-| of very little ones! | Is there something T could do | | glamorous jobs before she gets ; . | to test-him to see if he really likes to the t Dear Mrs. Post: My sen hes 4764 12-20; 0-42 | me?” - been working and living in a dis- She will have to sell across a tamt city for the past five re. e.| You know in your mind that | Recently he met yea - ne | You twe aren’t going steady any | | _ and married 
: more, yet your heart won't give | | © young woman from thete, They | 
Ready for destinations unlimited! | ap the old habits of thinking he were married quietly and after | 
Classic shirtwaist dress — more| belongs fo you. You can't get | Side-view, fossed-on shirtwoist style the wedding announcements were . used to his present routine. ond fill-in for tweed suit aeckline, sent ont. precious than gems to the career | weer jewelry ot you bike it. 
girl or homemaker with a busy Around school ff's indifference— = . : A the S my veuteet te ialtaee to below the no public appearance of going to- Miss F.N. — Authentic-thirties ? daughter-in-law walked out on my 
gether. Those private phone calls | “Jewels by the Yard" are brought Seat tinelc son and went to another part of | waist for quick and easy on and are something else. Because he| back again exactly for the 1954 sitiatater tot tat ial the country. At the present time Boy wears dungarees, plaid shirt, off! Pocket trim accents the newly | still likes you or he wouldn't both- | Chanel-look jewelry, Long neck- this is known by only the imme- | Girl, pedatpushers, shirt! molded hip! ine er to call or \S date you at all |laces go with the new | waist- diate families. | Pattern 805: stock-dolis! Pat Pattern 4764: Misses’ sizes 12,| Your affection for him is being |ed silhouette. Jewelry i intri- As many of our relatives and | clothes — 14, 16. 18, 20; 30. 32, $4, 36, 38. 40. | bruised and battered. you think. |Cately and beautifully worked. | friends did not know my son’s ad- Samet pemerss, Use ans 42. Size 16 takes 3% yards 35-inch. | But he doesn't mean to be insult- | —— So dress, they sent their wedding pres- prod pedeoay — Rach aon This pattrn easy to use, simple | ing. He's’ just not going steady | sh ents here to our house. These iy tall to sew, is tested for fit. Has | with you any more. that's all. And) ' “#4488 ' 's number about 530 Send y-five Cents in coins hen present and none for complete illustrated instructions. | he shows it | ¢—- slew of them has been acknowledged this patterh—add 5 cents for Send thirty-five cents in coins! So I suggest you try to get ine * Wer? en4 | as yet. , each pattern for Ist-class mailing. for this pattern—add 5 cents for terested in someone else. | 32 Betere * €¢ ¢@ Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needie- each pattern for 1st-class mailing. | SaaS | 14 “God's Little Will you please tell me what |‘raft Department, P. 0. Box 164, Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 oe should be done about them? Should | O!d Chelsea Station, New York 11, Pontiac Press Pattern Department, PETUNIA! 16 Child's game they be sent to my son or to the |New York. Print plainly pattern 243 West 17th St. New York 11. . oo Ys bride so that they miay be ac-|"™mber, your name, addtess and New York. Print plainly name, : 20 College Z Z, knowledged, ‘or just what does one | 2°P®- address with zone, size and style Ive found that just 21 ST ek d i do in a situation of this kind? | number A little care 22 Pitcher , iF | ee For plastic coats 2 — YY Answer: Wait a little white to |Felt Was Ist Fabric “ 27 “The deep y see if the break is final. Hf it | eans longer wear ‘ve be y le, retera the gifts to the of Produced by Man 
ethical if not, send the presents to the | Felt, as used In men's hats, was - seatires reunited couple. man’s first fabric. It was originat- 
| 3 | mall me Dear Mrs. Post: Is it correct po New oi wg ty tty ee | 3¢ Compass point for a wife to persist in referring | tents and boots. 30 Crevate to her husband as “my husband,” | Some primitive in the 41 <— semper me akiney °° Whom she may be! area still make their as they Pl speaking _|did a hundred centuries 13 Bayan”? {have a friend who constant | spreading sheep or camel wosl in “ 
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4 | $1 Humor Be a idlitieland gd oe ts when speak-|@ thick layer, sprinkling it with It’ how Hs | many us who have/ water, then rolling it on a pole s amazing many people | Ri . 54 Mimie $ Of the sar 23 “He alee 31 Corridors j|known him for years, and it! and dragging the bundle behind +, get credit for being good-natured | ight, Petunia! Always | 53 Bager ¢ “—— perfect” serves whe Prank | * a , when they are just vain about their | hang your lastic raincoat | Se ganaitiee : — bf — } tok — of us feet: lite camel across the desert to create | cot. |} P 57 Nevertheless o —— ewe 24 Deseet 1 “The —— of | Delp to have it continued. Is it! the needed heat and manipulation. , over another garment pown » the drein” 28, “Forever and = time” unreasonable of us to be annoyed . a a ene . , . . —* n ory | Die Miak Ge cor Natio which has well-padded || 1 5 ana f pectorn 26 Feminine | a Zaha er we this nig Current expenditure for elemen- 
‘look has in common with the full shoulders, and it will wear —-. Penns Curtain” (27 Artificial 44 Bridge mae he am om qe | ery — schools aver. busted, it probably, will leay lon look 3 Means of com- 1) Dregs : water channel 46 Disturb ‘0 be annoyed. ‘You only say -ages *) Per year, per pupil, P Ys ew ger, better. munication 17 “ Pideles” 28 “The Bmeraid 47 Mature “my hasband”’ the ti flat i poe recess | More 19 “Live and 2 et it wane | my to total strangers | says National Education broke. . Sverate attractive : Siemed” or) ita cards ” | who don't _know who “Jim” is. | Asse, 
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ciation held a dinnner meeting at 
the Hotel Waldron. The invoca- 
tion was given by Lillian Laska| 
and a special program was pre-| 
sented by Marguerite. Parrish, of 
the Social Service Staff of Pontiac 
State Hospital. 
Members of the hospita! per- 
sonnel who assisted her were Mrs. | 
Marion Fisk, Helen VonWieler, | 
Conrad Nathan and Ted Parmer- 
etos. The group presented a psyco- 
drama, illustrating the _method 
used for treatment of patients at | 
the hospital. i 
It was pointed out that local 
was the first in the   five delegates from Tipacon who 
recently attended the ABWA Na- 
tional Convention in Atlanta, Ga.,,velt. He is the son of Mr. and “ : 
gave a resume of their experiences | Mrs. George Helzer Sr. of North | Owen School Festival.   
lraq Caldron 70 | 
Names Workers. _ 
on Committees Committee members for the year cured her fingertip veil and she Dr. James Clark Maloney, i 
were named Wednesday evening | 
when Iraq Caldron 70, Daughters | 
of Mokanna, met on West Pike | 
street. ; 
  Mrs. Eugene Douglas, Mrs. 
Arnold, Mrs. Victor Bodamer, Mrs. | 
Blanche Woodman, Mrs. Eugene | 
Bragan and Mrs. John Thomas. A 
newcomers club was formed with 
Mrs. Fred Crossman named as 
  
Hospital Group | 
to Celebrate 
Its 25th Year | 
  
also visit in Washington state. Mrs. 
Howard Hall and Mrs. Edith Hill- 
man assisted the hostess. 
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Betty Hefner 
Becomes Bride 
of E. E. Helzer 
. and Mrs. Eugene Edward 
  Helzer, She is the former Betty 
Paul E. Hefner of Hotel Roose-| 
street. 
The couple exchanged their vows | 
Saturday at St. Trinity Lutheran | 
Church, 
The bride wore a gown of white 
slipper satin and lace. A tiara 
of pearls and rhinestones se- | 
carried a cascade of white roses 
and carnations. 
Mrs. George Helzer Jr. attended 
and Jake Ramig Jr., cousin of the 
bridegroom. seated the guests. | 
John H. Helzer, brother of the 
bride, was ring bearer. 
  
Program Given 
by Mrs. Currah   Al brothers of the bridegroom: , 
  
    There seems to be no end to the articles 
hich will be on display this evening at the 
Surveying some of Garner of West Ann Arbor avenue. Dinner | 
ithe items are (seated left to right) Jill Hen- will be served beginning at 5:30 and the |the annual children’s Christmas | weit ee oy 
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son of West Tennyson avenue, Cheri Lynn concessions will open at 6:30.     
duced by Mrs. L. Jerome 
showed a film on Okinawa 
members of the 
Medical Society Auxiliary Tuesday jtea table 
evening. 
sultant at the student health cen- 
  
1|Girl Scout Troop 
Hears Special Talk 
Members of Girl Scout troop 91 
  Medical Society Meets 
nk, | University of Michigan 
to} 
Oakland County mand E. Durocher presided at a/ sisted by Mrs. Bristol Lucas. Mrs 
centered with an ar-| George Thompson and Mrs. James|Vere Games and Mrs. Robert 
of chrysanthemums and | Binning. Mrs. Robert Tedder cele- 
| brated her birthday at the meeting. | ning. \ &, — Neighbors Gather 
Mrs. Harold Mills of Going street THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 ; 
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college of adult education at the entertained members of the Loyal 
Neighbors Club of (Going street 
Mrs. John Marra and Mrs. Nor-| Wednesday evening. She was as- 
rangement 
yellow candelabra. : | On the calendar for Nov. 15' 
a8 is a Thanksgiving party at the 4   the group gathers a 
Presbyterian Church on Oakland 
avenue. 
Masonic Lodge on East Lawrence | 
| Street. The party will be preced- 
ed by a short businegs meeting. 
Bethe! Five will assist at the 
iustitution ceremonies of a new 
bethe! at Rochester, Nov. 28 at 
three -o’clock. 
to be held Dec. 4 from 9 until 12 
  Plans were discussed for a dance 
x Jaycee Women 
Plan Meeting The Pontiac Jaycee Auxiliary | 
completed final arrangements for | 
Peatise Press Peete | a regional meeting to be held Nov. | 
Tatro of Rutgers avenue and Mrs. Cleatus 17, when they gathered Wednesday evening at the Waldron Hotel. 
Plans were also announced for 
|party to be held Dec, 12 at the 
| home of Mrs. Leslie Hotchkiss. | 
| Holiday baskets for the needy and | 
' Christmas projects at the Pontiac 
State Hospital were also discussed. | 
The group was addressed by 
Mrs. Ralph Yankee, local interior 
decorator, who showed colored 
‘slides on home decorating 
Mrs. John Hatherill, Mrs. De- 
|Slonaker were guests for the eve- Job’s Daughters Bethel 
Plans ‘Go to Church’ Day 
Go to Church Sunday will be p.m. at Roosevelt Lodge on State 
observed Nov. 21 by members of | street __ 
Bethel Five Job's pry oe When| At a recent meeting of the bethel   
Mrs. Clarence Curry was & 
stalled as guardian; William F. 
Mrs. Charlies Moore, senior sec- 
retary; Mrs. Russell Kneale, senior 
treasurer; Mrs. Edward Zielke, di-   United | Friendship Night was held. Bethels| rector of sociability; Mrs. John 
were represented from Flint, Com-| gheehan.. director of music: Mrs. 
merce, Clarkston, Walled Lake.| Forest Eliwell, director of hospt- Detroit as well as Pontiac Bethel | tality and Mrs. Leo Morrison, di- 
rector of junior activities. 
Sharon Selby, Wenett Eliwell, Loretta Young was installed as 
Janet Schaar, Kathryn Lee, Ger- | senior custodian. 
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Bob Considine Says:   
Father of Child Who Died 
Tried to Kill Dr. Sheppard BAY VILLAGE, Ohio (INS)—The 
father of an infant boy who died 
on Dr. Sam Sheppard's operating 
table tried to kill Sheppard with 
his bare hands,,it was revealed 
today by a neighbor of the osteo- 
path who is accused, in turn, of 
murdering his wife. 
The incident dramatically 
curred last July 3, the day before 
Marilyn Sheppard was, murdered, | 
a neighbor of Dr. Sam's told us 
He ts Bob Critchfield, im whose | 
neas, rented gray and white home | 
across the street from the Sheppard | 
home Sam and Marilyn often, 
danced. Critchfield explained 
“As Sam told us, the effort to | 
kill him was made by this fel- 
low — probably temporarily de- 
ranged — after Sam performed 
one of those heart massage jobs 
he’s famous for. The child died 
early in the operation but Sam 
restored him to life with the 
massage. But during the brief 
period of death a blood clot 
formed on the brain, When Sam 
operated on the brain, the child 
died aguin, 
“Sam came out of the room and 
reported the. death to the boy's 
father, who lunged at him, cursing 
him and threatening to kill him 
. . fo wonder Sam was exhausted 
and went to sleep on the couch 
that night, the night Marilyn was 
murdered.”’ 
Critchfield and his wife, Bar- 
bara, a friendly couple who of-| 
fered their telephone to this report- Ot 
  | 
stand Sam's story that he sjept| 
through at least part of the bludg- 
eon murder } 
“He could sleep like tiger,” “T’ve 
, Ohio. Two other Sheppard 
have put their homes up 
e. The van was at their 
and the Critchfields were 
the moving man in his 
. while we dictated the story 
Critchfield, a hospitable soul, 
us a drink and said, as 
looked reflectively across the 
the tree-shrouded Sheppard 
, “In some ways I'm glad to 
going, and in some ways I'll, 
to move. } 
met Sam and Marilyn four 
ago when we moved in here. 
, she ayeagty ff 5 
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turned out to be | Fete must have spent $15,000 here 5 
¥ ; f L 4 
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if Sam and Marilyn 
as the state will say. | 
“No more than Barbara and I 
do.” Critchfield said, looking fond- | 
ly at his work-trousered wife. “And 
don't believe what they tell you 
about Sam drinking. I've tried to 
force it down his throat at times, 
bur the most I've ever seen. him 
drink in an evening was two 
“We had a fire in common,” 
know, The man who built it died 
in the lobby of a New York hotel. | 
It was almost burned to the ground 
for the second owner. Then the | 
Sheppards had a $10,000 fire about 
the time we had one.” j 
  
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    I dictated a brief resume of the 
gruesome murder of her friend, | 
was interested in that part of the 
story which pointed out thay Dr. 
Sam's tears flowed only when he 
was obviously reminded of his 
little bey, Chip. 
She waited for her husband to 
explain’ her interest. He was un-   
    
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Gls Purchase IME   
fabs Society holds its meetings at 10:30| Since 1920, while U.S, population 
Must Hold Late Con pm. ne se ee about 51 per cent, The any eartier. Hheir drug stores | U.S, crop land has remained at % 
  
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rs) HARTFORD, Conn _   
  
  Own Time Clock | 
to Help Sign Out WASHINGTON (UP)—The 
i. the: Army at Ft) McNair are 
punching time clocks and are hap boy 
py about it. the Pentagon says WASHINGTON + Tariffs, | cam paign the approach of beth! replace TVA power supplied to the As a mater of fact i boys of taxes and the hela of public vs parties to domestic legislation wil! Atomic Energy Commission. 
“OI ' : : rivate puwe rom ine o t | the third Old Guard company P . power ; I : - ™ be geared in large part to the Revision of the Taft-Hartley Act | 
bought a time-clock of their own | 4Mong the top issues that will be . ly wil! be tal out of their own pockets They | battled over in the new Congress *'4te of the economy as reflected Certainly will talked about in . * figured it was worth $240 to save elected Tuesday in employment, business activity the new Congress, as it was in the t mi 
hours of their own time. Not so But there are many others, rang- ‘and farm prices last. but differing views over what or e en ire a y * 
much standing in line — ae postal nba to statehood ne changes should be made appear ’ or aska and Hawaii. on which ocrate h n ; “ li ancel o io . ” Under the old system, a man proubiimnns etd Pree Uemocrats bit hard on the theme likely to cancel out any chance 1 e Women's & Misses ‘Polar Boots | going on leave would have to spend ._ pubiicans and Hemocrats split that the nation’s economy Was for major action ’ ’ ° | an hour signing this and that. With 1” ‘Ne last Congress and may do marred by telltale signs of stag —— * Men’s & Boy's Arctics 80 azain in the new Congress that nation. while President Eisenhow One of Eisenhower's surprise jthe time clock, the soldier now 
| Steps into the orderly room. pushes 
|a button, drops the stamped card | New Democratic Congress Must Tackle 
Multitude of Jobs in Coming Sessions 
will convene Jan. -5 er Jed 
As pointed up in the election 1 Republican chorus pro 
claiming 1954 as the most pros-   victomes in the last Congress was 
adoption of legislation to substitute 
in the “out” rack, grabs his hat | perous peacetime year in history. flexible farm price supports for the - away he goes. | PR OPE , Taxes churned up one of the rigid high-level support program 
ax isharpest legislative cr rsieg that had prevailed since the war. In a recent test, nearly 2 ae 5 , arpest legislative controversies , th est, nearly 200 men ‘ |} of the last session. The big tax Victories by advocates of the ad- ce out in less than 10 minutes. 
     ; overhaul bill passed by Congress ministration plan appear to mini- . | Soldiers | hope the idea catches on. | was hailed by the Eisenhower ad- mize chances for scrapping it, as 
cae avena te wat FAST | ministration as one of its major some Democrats had urged, but 
Relief from nourreure T Se t FI f achievements. while Democrats the issue undoubtedly will be re- 
wo na Ors- ec argued it was weighted in favor vived 
Like millions of peof 
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    ‘in Nebraska Get Nod | LINCOLN, Neb. &—Gov. Robert 
| Crosby today said he is designat- 
ing Senators-elect Roman L. Hrus- 
    
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We Give Red Stamps ler, and Mrs. Abel to a short term 
jending Jan. 3. Sen. Bowring's 
'term ended with the election, and 
|Rep. Curtis (R-Neb) was elected 
}to the full term starting Jan. 3 
Under Nebraska law, results of 
Tuesday's election cannot be for- 
mally certified unti] Nov. 22 at the 
earliest. But Gov, Crosby said that 
on the strength of unofficia] elec- 
tion results as fabulated by news 
| agencies, he will advise the Senate 
| that Hruska and Mrs. Abel have 
won. 
2 ROKs Killed by Mine 
{ SEOUL W—Two South Koreans 
were killed and q third wounded 
| by an exploding mine while work- 
ling a safe lane through an old 
| mine field near the Korean demil- 
itarized zone yesterday. 
Nelson. 
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| @TSVENS POINT Wis—OGuy W 
| Rogers, 64. president of the Journe! 
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| Pott tly Journal, and civic leader 
Born in Stevens Point 
PLEMINOTON, NJ —Samuel D Fuson 
| © New York advertising executive and 
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MILAN, Ialy—Vincenso Betton! 13 
basso who sang et La Scalia and in the 
world’s leading opera houses for many 
years. 
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Bellamy, 64. for 25 yea: 
actress, known soalentanaits as 
ime Willard. Born in Dayton, 
CALGARY, Alta.—Dr. J. L. Of 
@ leading sport figure 
a. hockey im the United States, 
and retired dentist. Born in Kitchener, Ohio. 
    Ont   | Communists at the end of the Ko- 
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peg ie | Willard | 
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  of state for foreign affairs, said 
the NATO nations should talk to 
Russia about the Paris pact. He 
also said the Bonn government 
wants a U.N. seat after regaining 
ttaiiasttids 
Turncoat Tells 
of Happy Life 
in Commie China 
OKLAHOMA CITY w—Ameri-| 
can servicemen who joined the contract for a private power. plant 
to feed power into TVA lines to 
Auto Horn Begs for Help 
COTTAGE HILLS, fl. ww—Clar 
;ence Welch was awakened about 
| 4:30 a.m. by the sound of a horn 
m his automobile parked outside 
He went outside and 
‘ ioued the vehicle in flames which | 
|e strovyed it his house 
  rean War are living the lives of 
exalted heroes, or so one of the 21 
Gls wrote home 
Mrs. Carley Jones, Holiness 
preacher and mother of former 
PFC. Samuel David Hawkiris, 21, 
    changed their minds and returned 
| as evidence they were wise in-re-- 
fusing repatriation in POW ex- 
change following the war 
Mrs. Jones said she is glad her 
son did not come home, since ‘he 
probably would have been, tried 
ard sem to prison.’’ She says he's 
well and attending Peiping Uni- 
versity studying world politics.    
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              ve 56159 i oe further — REWARD FOR POLIO WORKER—Assistant Postmaster Gen, A. J. | Washington, before being stricken was an active worker for the $12.95 Values $24.50 Values ° Robertson of Washington, D. C. laid aside official duties momentarily | anti-polio fund. He staged a benefit carnival in his backyard, turning Only Only : ° to help Richard Alexander, 8, of Hyattsville, Md. with his new hobby | over entire proceeds, $1.47, to the fund. Robertson brought the boy $7.4 $13.95 Derelict Dies of stamp collecting. Richard, a polio victim ‘in Children's Hospital, | a sizable collection of used stamps. 49 . 
in Flophouse | searched futilely for the | ° airect instant trol for utmost Water Softener / be a niece of Gallo bas been found’ Missing ‘Body’ Baffles | &*"* Y for the body | Pet Mistaken for Fox, OT Leaves $12,500 in Cleveland. She would have to ¢ Train Riders |", halt am hour. | ILION, N. ¥. (UP)—Police Chiet|| Approved by Ua instantly. Auto- establish proof of heirship to be. “Mgineer, Irain Rice The mystery was cleared up the | Maurice Goldin has ordered all|] firvmery Le- mati safety - = CHICAGO W—The estate of Sam | 16 eligible for the estate. SHELTON, Neb. @ — Engineer | next morning when Marcelino! pets “which look like or are nat- | = Gallo, 58, who died in a Skid Row | John Hillebrendt, peering into the Aguilar told of his scrape with the | urally wild animals’ to be secure- | ’ ALL GRADES flophouse Sunday, has been esti- his | arkness from the cab of his en- train. The accident had cost him | ly tied. The order followed the | GENERAL W REH E mated at $12,500. | Sine, saw a man on the track| » damaged shoe and a good scare. | shooting of a fox by police after | i ne a eee Jr., sre ahead and then a body flying past.| He said the train struck him, but the animal chased @ women, Le-| 2258 Dixie Highwey et Telegraph Rood ga Cook County Hillebrendt stopped the train and | he fled when he found himself ter they found it was the pet of a| Open 10:30 te 8 Deily—Sundey 10:30 to 2:30 WE See office, made = with the help of some 100 passen-' unhurt. ' resident. 30 te 
DELIVER gat desi ol eae . Ky. different enterprises found i 
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     THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, La 5, 1954 
Methodists of Commerce 
Prepare-for-Fund~ will preach at — a 
a.m. services on the topic “Us- 
ing Our Talents,”’ and direct the |   
Farm Supports 
fo Remain Issue w' Battle Shapes Up 
Under Dem Leaders 
of Congress    
          
  COMMERCE —-One. of the oldest 
churches in this part of the state 
jwill attempt to raise $30,000 in        
      | One afternoon Sunday to provide, fund crusade. 
Jinoney for a new chusgh building. | The $30,000 goal represents half | WASHINGTON » —Varying as agi « Meth vat Chu wt the cost of a planned $60,000 | sessments of the election returns 
eth LET atl 5 bs “| building to t erected at .the| i 
p.m. Sunday when some 90 mem- |_, ‘ rts ° il = . ; ' | made it virtually certain teday 
church's new three-acre site on! . tha bers meet at the church to form a t again next year, as in 1954. Commerce road just west of the | : ot the S 
teams and receive visitation as | one major congressional ; village limits. To this building will | | batt <i atid t 
signments. The teams will go out be joined the origina] church les around farm 
| price supports, which will be moved when the ro | : 
In something of a surprise, Con- in pairs to call on the 325 church 
familes in a canvass for donations   
    ¢ >> | 
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asst } unit is complete and pledges | The’ proposed twc-level building, |    
     
  | gress this year granted the Eisen. 
| hower administration's request that The Rev. George C. Nothdurft |part of a master plan which al-| 
of the Methodist National Board lows for expansion, wil! provide | {high rigid price supports be 
of at Minsions in Philadelphia, Pa., la fellowship hall on the main | scrapped in favor of a flexible 
ae ~|floor, and a kitchen and flexible | | system It narrowed down the 
educational room in the base- | range of flexibility, however, for 
ment. | the crop year 1955. 
Sommerlattes 
Leave Russia 
| After Scuffle 
Finland wW-—Mrs 
tagged HELSINKI 
Betty Jane Sommeriatte, The hall will have a stage for | 
récreation and fellowship meet- 
ings, and will be adaptable for 
use as a church school on Sun- 
| day mornings. 
ly the parsonage has had to be 
converted to Sunday School use 
and an adult class has been forced | 
to hold its meetings in a nearby 
store STICKY JOB—All caught up in their work of preparing candied 
| apples for the Auburn Heights PTA fair are (l-r) PTA president Thus it apprared certain that 
| the farm policy debate would 
| Mrs. Gladys Williams, and members Mrs. Marvin Norris and Mrs. | carry over into the 1956 presi- 
Elmer Dance. 
school library and the PTA treasury, 
for children, a midway, movies, a floor show of home grown talent, | 
  A fund-raising project for sports equipment, 
in Hit-Run Case the | dential campaign. 
the fair will have a fish pond | Seeretary of Agriculture Benson 
: ' According to the pastor, the Rev . yesterday hailed GOP victories in 
> Embassy Wife Labeled ; Perry A. Thomas, some 240 Sun- j and a i = vie Las wi = sail boo nconal ll ____ | the farm belt as a vindication of 
F s'day Sehool children have caused|  —~™S his flexible price support program, Undersirable Person an overcrowding problem. Current- | singling out results in Ohio, tewa, 
Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado to 
support his contention that he had 
not misplaced his faith in the “‘sta- 
bility and wisdum of our farm. Detroiter Held 
persona non grata (personally un- ora 
desirable) by the Kremlin, arrived} Final reports on the building | | ; 
here today on her way home to/ crusade will be turned in Tues- | Pa on bpp nig Harold 
the United States. She was airsick|day, when teams will meet at the Royal Oak Township _ vettntne chakemanahip of the 
sume che of the am mum to reporters’ questions 
Her husband. Kart. second secre- 
tary of the U.S. Embassy in Mos- 
cow, also refused comment on any- 
thing concerning events in the | 
Soviet Union | church 
Tademy Guilty | 
| | 
} 
  House Agriculture Committee un- 
der the Democrats, asserted that 
' dissatisified farmers were a factor 
in Republican loss of the House, Woman Is Hospitalized 
After Car Strikes Her 
Police in southern Oakland Coun- 
Cooley has sent out a call for DINNER ACTORS—Caught here in a scene from inetd aa brief stopover here ine | ity are holding a Detroit: man) ee of ew “tap e Ms ‘ : : ’ | © “us comm 
their forthcoming production, “The Man Who Came | Whiteside, examines one of his reviews with his Soenteerlatives went on ie Stack who is suspected of driving &) jember ‘ce went week io to Dimmer” are four members of the Waterford High | publicist played by Randy Beedle. mght. Kneeling, holm. the second lap of their if | hit-run car which last night struck | farm berlakanlen wai’ ya School Dramatic Club. The well-known play will | reporter Chuck Plese scribbles notes and Ollle homeward journey | Roval Oak Townsh + ianhen 2 th Mig = 
be presented at 8 p. m. Friday and Saturday, | Avery, standing, shows his disgust of his houseguest ~ Pp. — ownship wo . “ on starting — 
Seated in the wheelchair, Myles Wi Watkins, as Sherman Whiteside. — | _U, 8S. Ambassador Chartes F. =“ $5 Fine Rother The victim, Mrs. Anna Wil- Rep. Abernethy (D-Miss). a se. Bohlen and other top embassy of | Than Spend One Day son, 71, of 1551 FE, Ten Mile nior member of the committer, 
ficials saw. them off, as did rep- c Rd., was walking along 160 Mile said in an interview he is confi- 
Deaths in Nearby Communities Isaac Ey Crary resentatives of many other West- | in County Jail | road on her way home from a dent Congress will return to mar ern and Asian embassies. Mrs. | ; |datory price supports at 90 | Oliver Tademy, 49, of 258, W. Wil ety ee ee ee ee St hg ig Rl Junior High Set oiemriyionl pauers no visible son Ave., was found plone vester | eam by 8 rar eee a ot dap of parity for basic crops % quem Hentevece | a a t Op N 8 ~~ = re. day of being drunk and disorderly | Lois JAYCOX | ee sre SS Sere oe (eS 
TROY TOWNSHIP — Service for} ROCHESTER—Service for Mrs. | Oo en OV. The Russians had accused her quring a vice raid on a house at! Mr and Mrs. Nelson L. Jaycox| aan uship Police Lt. Harry Kem. | Under farm law basic crops are 
William Henderson, 28, of 1032 | Oren (Edna Mae) Marcotte, 58.| W crheon TOWNSHIP — of “hooliganism, ; charging she 310 W. Wilson Ave., [ast Sept. 26. | of 3416 Cone St.. Rochester- have | : definied as cotton, wheat. corm, 
struck a workman in an argument | | announced the engagement of their! Mrs. Wilson is reported in satis- Tice. tobacco and peanuts. Of these ; will be at 4 p.m. Saturday from James Fry. principal of the Isaac Tademy paid a $5 fine levied only tobacco continues to receive Brinston St. will be 2 p.m. Satur | wijiam R. Potere Funera] Home, | E. Crary Junior High School, an- Oct. 25 over where to take pictures jaughter, Lois Mane, to Gordon facto dition tod: St. J : ° . i by Pontiac Munic ‘eee daughter, ”s Mare, to Gordor Ty condition today at St. Jo- 
Gay at Ashley Funeral Home, Ha-| with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. | nounced today that full - day ses-| Of some ; Russian children. Mrs. | McCall m4 ron oo pot |F. Grose. He is the son of Mr.| seph Mercy Hospital with face and | "8d 90 per cent government sup- 
sel Park, with burial in White|She died Wednesday at Oakland sions at this school will begin ee day im the Oakland Count jell. jand Mrs. Clarence Grose of 23101’ shoulder injuries ports under the Eisenhower pro- 
Memorial Park Cemetery.|Center Hospital, Royal Oak. | Nov. 8 ;+US. naval atlache, said she actu-/ “4! ye" | Hoover Rd, Hazel Park. No date| One of three-motorists following © #™=™- Chapel M : | Regus ‘hool day. he said f ; ally hit the workman in an effort} Judge McCallum explained that has been set for the om he Oe Veen the hit-run car obtained a | He died Wednesday at his home.) Mrs. Marcotte is survived by | gular schoo! ie unid. fot) ne. kirk Sienierriotte. the fine would pay the cost of| | n tcense | Parity is a price declared by her husband; nine sons, Gordon, 
  seventh and eighth grades will be | plate which police later learned | law to be fair to farmers = Surviving are his widow, Verna = = 
a, daughter. Connie: his parents, {Oren Jr.. Robert. Gare. Eugene, | from 9:30 to 4:15 each day with when an Arabians Tademy's room and board for IF h h Climbers be | belonged to a car owned by Al-| relation to their costs. 
and Mrs. William Henderson | Kenneth, Glen, Chartes. Thomas; | bu pick-up scheduled to start at [Papen il) wae alee Ac) be he spent in jail after the renc im rs jbert. R. Hoffman, 55, of 3751 | ‘Tie Dawes 3 \ has . 840 am i rai | Brown Pl. Detroit. - tisenhower farm law ; ot ten Oak: three sisters, Mrs. |four daughters, Mrs. Genevieve \strong representations by Bohlen. . , sian ottnitie 
Mary Desilets of Royal Oak, Mrs. Tounrow, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers,| The cafeteria will -be in opera nc sue leeatieue Aen — the trial, which was post Reach 25 130 Feet | Hoffman is in custody of Oak not yet " om pail: and will 
Thompson of Hazel Park|Mrs. Shirley Coons, Mrs. Edna tion on the first day of all-dz ey vi ¢ secret police had illegally de pone ree and adjourned four 7 ' Park Police ley on a 2 k | Tes vig t provides for ea Jean res aity : ~ ; x z 5 - 
and Mrs, Lois LaBaumbard of Ja-| Tingwall; oie sister, Mrs. Lida | School. tamed the two embassy wives and|tonts.,, acemy claimed that po! new DELHI wy — Himalayan|@riving “charge. and Royal Oak | *™itle Program of _* pan Wilcox; and 19 grandchildren. | _———_——_ bsivctad ‘Gicas ‘6 “wersenal indie hee officers beat him on the night Club officials said today they have | Township Police have a charge | cording to supply, and is igned s subjec’ om - > re . | ( James Redmond Biaeser 5. Gemneeviils Twelve Mile Road | nities.” = a ‘etuliind Sx. vowed! | received reports a French moun-| of leaving the scene of an acci- ‘ pening ‘onan kB 
a waa o- Rosary for} IMLAY CITY—Service for Ho | Sommerlatte has been given 8) nat they beat Tademy but only = has reached the| dent lodged against him ' time of scarcity ames Redmond, 53, of ™5 St.' mer E. Somerville, 62, a lifelong nev. assignment in Washington nilter tie peaused arteat too of 25,130-foot-high Makalu 2 Police quoted Hoffman as say- —— - 
poy St. will be recited at 8:15 resident of Goodland yma “ Will Be Blacktopped - — Tadmey has a separate trial water nm of unclimbed Makalu : j ime thag “it I hit her I didn't Festival, Dinn Set : 1,200 Cars on Blacklist Makafu 1, which towers more know it.” Hoftman admitied that inner p.m. Friday and prayer service a | be at 2 p.m. Saturday from Les 
7:3 a.m. Saturday at fg med Smith and Son Funeral Home. mere 
He About five miles of Twelve Mile 
road from Grand River east to 
Haggerty road is being widened GRAND RAPIDS —Police Su- 
perintendent Dewey Beaver says 
a 1,200-name car-impounding list , board action pending again® four 
officers in which he charges them 
| with assault and battery and false 
arrest. than 2,500 feet above its gmaller | 
sister, was the French team's 
primary objective, but before leav- 
| ing here the team’s leader, Jean he was driving in the vicinity by Waterford Church of the accident about the time WATERFORD TOWNSHIP < it 
ecourred, police eald. The Four Towns Methodist Com- Surviving are his widow, Mabel; |and prepared for blacktop re- | | Jud McCal ; Olivet Cemetery. He died Wednes-| , son, Robert of Lapeer; a daugh-|surfacing next spring. according |—largest in city history—has been | 74cm, sag "Sentencing Franco, said his group was Pre Witeann of milk carried by Mrs. | munity Chureh is holding its haf- day at his home. ter, Mrs. Evajean Stirrett of Caro; |to Leon V. Belknap, Oakland|drawn up for motorists who are | pared to wait until next year if| Wilson was smashed on impact, |vest festival and turkey dinner 
“It's mone of my business to necessary to tackle the tougher| and police said there are traces Saturday a sister, Mrs. Ada Kalbfleisch, and 
a brother, Alex, both of Brown 
City; and seven grandchildren. 
Mra. Mabel K. Chamberiain 
ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Ma- 
$1, a former /bel K. Chamberiain. 64. of 179 
Pleasant St.. will be held at 2) Surviving are his widow, Thel- 
ma H.; a daughter, Patricia; and 
a brother, Miles J. of Livonia. 
  for Funerals. with burial in Romeo 
Cemetery. She died at her home | 
| Wednesday 
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. 
Mrs, Peari Brady   
  County Road Commission 
neer-manager 
Current werk includes widening 
the shoulders, removing sections 
of concrete that need replacing 
and grading. said Belknap } 
The project will cost about $160,- | engi- 
paid by the federal government 
— half by the county — in paying parking viola- 
tion tickets. He said officers have 
‘been instructed to impound the 
cars wherever they are found 
Baver said the owners of im- 
|pounded cars will be informed of 
the action by mail and receive 
p.m. Saturday in the Roth Home | 000, he explained, with 50 per cent |days to reclaim the vehicles. The 
cars will be sold at public auction 
‘it unclaimed, Beaver said. 
    
Dinner H eld comment on the beating that the 
officers have admitted. That is 
mot the case before me. We'll 
leave that to the proper author- 
ity, 
But, after revewing the facts, 
there is no doubt in my mind that 
the defendant was under the in 
fluence 
City attorney William A. Ewart, 
who prosecuted the case. strongly 
  | break our police department,”’ he | climb. 
Earlier this season Makalu 1 of milk on the front of Hoffman's | 
auto. A fish pond for children, booths, 
  defeated an American Himalayan | 
expedition from California 
Both Makalu peaks, which are 
nea) Everest, in Nepal, are listed O$ Bakers Close Down 
as unclimbed in Himalayan Club | 
records. 
Waterford Joycoes 
Holding Ladies Night | region closed down virtually all | }and movies will be presented by 
|the sponsoring Elizabeth Russet 
| Guild and the Ladies Aid Society.   
  Parisians Lack Bread } 
LUXAIRE and 
All Types of Sheet Meteo! 
SHEET METAL 
MAJESTIC PARIS Many Parisians 
were unable to buy the staple of | 
| their diet — bread — toflay. A 
24hour bakers’ strike in the Paris | 
daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Wells! ,) — 6 h An ] ee 4 ; 
ot Royal Oak, and one grand-/ jy, | sre Grace Clough of High: 1 t nnua one ge tga ia Jaycees of Wate ate a eet mall of caret tyeteme . . } cees 0 rice | 
™ ee a eee Oey by New Citizens’ League =. ae OF | sponsor a “Ladies Night’’ dinner | ceilings which they say a“ too Eavestroughing of Almont. | 
ALMONT — Service for Mrs Baby Boy Swayne Members of the New Citizens’ ship and Americanization Classes declared. | tonight at the VFW post in Drayton | | low to cover rising costs 
Plains. 
The club is also in the process of | strike last night. Some families, warned of the | 
WRIGHT 
  Peari Brady, 7%, of Washington.) OrTONVILLE — Prayer service | League gathered last night at Pon-| at Senior High Night School, tntro- _— | had stocked up 
jy held at 2 — era Hom at) |was held for Baby Boy Swayne | their sixteenth annual dinner, hon- — the guests. bed wee Man Faces Circuit Court setting up a panel to discuss the | for the day. Some bakers stayed 5 3-1277 the Brothers Funera — , P had helped the man and Mrs. George 904 Dixie Mwy. OR 3- | yesterday, at St. Joseph Catholic | oring persons who had helped them ; Tea M Wil ow | Roy W. Tillery, 24. of a1 s (Pres and cons of township incor-| open later than usual last night = Watertord, Michigan | Church, Lake Orion, with burial in 
. yesterday . 
| Surviving besides his parents are 
‘two brothers and one sister 
Alvin U. Porter 
ORTONVILLE—Service for Alvin   
and two grandchildren and seven 
great grandc hildren 
Frank Lewis Eddy 
p.m. Sunday from Richardson- 
Bird Chapel, Milford, with burial 
in Franklin Cemetery, Franklin. A) 
Masonic funeral service will be 
held. He died Thursday. 
Mr. Eddy is survived by a daugh- 
    Re 
Brownell Says 
  to become new citizens 
rope. She commented on the 
beauty of Furepean towns and 
of the kindness of the Ruopran | 
people. 
Invacation was given by the Rev 
league and teacher of the citize n 
to Be Unchanged a NEW YORK w—Atty. Gen. Her- | 
bert Brownell says the results of | 
Tuesday's elections mean ‘‘no let- 
up or change in major policies’ of 
the Eisenhower administration 
  
  
  lof Detroit: 
Mr. and Mrs. E. Donaldson and daughter Carol; 
Allen: Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Freed | 
Judge and Mrs, —— 
|B. Hartrick, ; Mr, and Mrs. Ever 
| Vocational Education at Pontiac | 
U. Porter, 8%, former resident, will |George L. Garver and Pledge to High Night School.) 
be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the | the Flag was led bg John Walker. Rep. Dondero spoke briefly to 
my heart." 
included 
and The dinner committee 
Dane, mr. 
  
Webster Cub Scouts 
Display Indian Costumes. 
At its Cub Scout meeting in 
  
  Lake Rd., Walled Lake, was bound 
| girl away for purposes of prostitu- 
| tion. “ 
Tillery appeared for examina- | 
jet c. Russell the is director ot | tion yesterday before Waterford 
| Township Justice Willis D. Le- 
|furgy. who set a $4,000 bond. Til- | 
lery. unable to meet the bond, is poration, according to Charles Pap- 
  
Humpty Dumpty Stays | 
the | ATLANTA (UP) — When 
| ceiling of a classroom at a down- 
| town school collapsed just before | 
the pupils were t march in Thurs- 
day the five tons of plaster and 
  
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| PAINT UP | ter every job. 
  SEED and FERTILIZE LAWNS 
- With Pontiee Varnish Co. quality paint 
All kinds of dog food, fence and posts. har and 
strew, peckege coal and water softener «alt 
        
  
  
    
    serve regular Customers. 
  | Orton ilie Cemeter He was the | t. vil wp y ea. R Scheduled speaker for the or- 1 witiam Todd of the D. A. R.. over to Oakland County Circuit eee ee ee ee 
| infant ee ete aa tc ana custon wan Mira: Past Kern, whe M Lee Hill, American Legion | Court yesterday for arraignment ee eS + fF KE t DEMON ST K AT Swayne, 1306 Merkie Rd. He died | Mrs Mi, oe ’ eTK | y nizations | NI 
wd | told of her recent tour of Ea- Auxiliary: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn on a charge of enticing a. minor 7 ic ean tons 
See This Great Saw Cut Logs 
s, LIKE SLICING BREAD! Seein’        
     
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is befievin! Watch the C. F. Sherman Funeral Home with | JosephZdu nic gave the Reekig the 90 persons in attendance, pay- being held in Oakland County Jail. | metal. lathing jarred all but one | 
burial in Oxford—Cemetery. He | can’s Creed. Mrs. ges geen ing tribute to Miss Anton and |The case involves a 15-year-old picture from the wall. It was a, Clinton Chain Saw cut through died Thursday. accompanied by rs pial! ner work, fle commruted on the Walled Lake girl ‘picture of Humpty Dumpty. , : Surviving are a daugiNer Mrs Hogue, rendered voacl selections fact that he is behind anything ——————— — - - - of; hardwood logs like this in 
Bernice Anderson of Birmingham, Janice Antona, president_of the pertaining to education with “all . seconds! ... See it fell 2-foot 
trees in a minute or two! ., 4: 
Why, it can even clear a good- MILFORD — Service for Frank Mrs. Paul Hansen and Mrs. Her- We have & large variety of seeds and fertilizers. : : ie a ie i Mrs. size woodlot in a morning! 
Dr Walled’ Lake a tomer ane|/ke'S Program ous ant lumens eed ome PLANT BULBS ford businessman, will be at 2:30 C. E, Lee, preparation of the Tulips faftocite, hyecinthe, lilies. Wo. 1 im- 
FREE DEMONSTRATION 
          
    ter, Mrs. Edna VanBuren with) Brownell, addressing the annual 
| whom he lived and a brother.! convention of the American Hotel “ester School Wednesday night, ; 
SERBERT KNAPP Hardin P, Eddy of Carson City. Assn., said yesterday he believes Pack 9 displayed its Indian cos- UNION LAKE FEED & SUPPLY See fine Farmall line of CUBS, . ‘ Joseph H, Dandison t:e “force of. public opinion ‘wilh ‘Mes cnet ad been made & con | SUPER A or SUPER C. We have 
Andes Trails To IC NOVI TOWNSHIP for | S€¢ to it” that Congress and the form with the November Theme 7215 Cooley Leke Road Phone EM 3-4812 one that will ‘° your farming p sseph H. Dandison. “— 1 of Wea | executive departments continue to pee ats +: requirements. 't us for your c 
W dT Ik 1I-Mile Rd., will be at 2 p.m,|{llow the President's leadership. |, A* & special fe Sion “Latur te geseeuneeeucescuececceusecsessescen pe heed ag $ soot. = or ord ia Saturday from Casterline Funeral} He said Eisenhower has (wo) 7's a cub Scout . Home, Northville, with burial in| als — “that we shall have a/'4Deu. & Co so. ac|@ FARMERS CO-OP MARKET at . WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — novi Cemetery. He died Thursday |"es@rd primarily for the United | ag rag arrow awards |g a 
Herbert Knapp will present 4/in Pontiac General Hospital, States in our dealings with other| were Paul Aldo, Lee Berg, David /m 4-H Grounds out Perry Street s 
travelogue, “Travel Trails of the) surviving are a brother, Lucian | Countries” and “complete the tran- pera ’ — ag Pg id H OPEN . - . 
Andes” at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the/¢ at home. and a sister, Mrs,|Sition from a wartime to peace- ner o «. Serine tick Nedee @ TUES.--THURS. “Bay At Farm Prices” : we A , : school. . Will . Novi time economy , . . without having ise 7 Use = Pric eX 
Will be the second of the) = idee tenant to go through a depression as we|4n4 David Hunt. | Duane Gilboe | § SATURDAY ~ + TAKE TRADE-INS — CREDIT TERMS 
San betes of cit pub. AUBURN HEIGHTS — Service} '#? t© do im the old days.” Es La 2 7A. M. ’til ‘8 partment x program. | GHIS — . ce! A major administration objec- = 4 © Fresh Eggs * App © A photographer and explorer, for Anthony Brandt, 77, of 10 tive, he said was the negotiation. DR. EDWARDS’ = 1 P. M. © Dressed e P om ez 
Knapp is well known for his work Churchill St.. will be held at 3:30)o¢ “a coalition in Europe. against bd s with. Walt Disney's pictures. | P.m. Saturday at the Worthington | communism.” and he added: | GUAWE TABLETS = ~§6=—6r We « Have * Poultry © Baked 8 The film. will. show the 10,000 Funeral Home. Brooklyn. with| “At the present time the chances aT ) r : @ Rabbits Geods . © Pontice Rd. ot Opdyke Rd. FE 4.0734 of FE 4-1112 fost plateaus of Ecuador and Peru. | burial in Brooklyn Cemetery. He of maintaining peace are greater Give Relief |=, Perennial © Plants © Flowers 4 ; 
ae ee Patens ond Lines no Wednesday. ‘a the | Can they've been in a long time.” | . ey ' . Your Authorised Decier far 
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Caro Bank Official ? 
Dies Fighting Fire 6 Communities . 
OK Liquor Sale J. Purdy, 77, was found by fire- 
men in his home yesterday. Fire 
officials believe that Purdy had a 
heart attack while attempting to 
in T Elections — a small blaze in his 
By U room, 
Values! ia ot Bett unt coats Purdy’s son David, 12, told of 
Michigan townships and ‘com- Me | ficials his father pushed him out 
munities approved sale of’ liquor Sm \of the house when he discovered 
the fire and had run upstairs .to 
call firemen 
* Purdy was a vice-president of the 
People's State Bank in Caro. He 
is survived by his wife, who is 
now in -St, Louis, Mo., andby his 
son. today. 
Largest community to approve 
sale of liquor by the glass was 
Boyne City, a community of 3,200   ‘Club to Meet at Keego 
KEEGO HARBOR—Wilma Webb 
of 3066 Cass Lake Ave. will be 
| hostess to the local business and 
| Professional Women’s club Mon- 
| day at 8 p.m. Discussion will ‘cen- 
|ter around the Christmas Lighting 
| project during the business ses- 
sion, according to Mrs. Lylla Ross, 
| president.   
  County Deaths Miss Frances E.. Someroak   FOR A BRIGHTER DEFENSE—A small flash bulb tossed in” 
front of this large radar antenna is ignited by the powerful radio town: . as ship completely dry, 490 to energy it transmits. The new radar height finder was built for GOODRICH—Service for Frances 
' j “ore ~ - lec Syracu: N. Y. Its E. Someroak, 77, of 8152 State Rd A liquor-by-the-glass proposal al- the U. S. Air Force by General Electric, in Syracuse ; 
eo lost at "Stanton a uacatvalen narrow beam is designed to detect planes three times as far as will be held at 2.30 p.m. Saturday 
County. previous models of this type. at the C. F. Sherman Funeral 
Bazoar Is Saturday = ——— |Home, Ortonville, with burial in 
County Births ppstemera, AUBURN HEIGHTS — MOMS dinner will begin at 5. The public | trude Sweers of Goodrich, and sev- 'Christmas Bazaar and dinner Sat- | Ortonville Cemetery She died 
oo te fs Gee eee ta Unit 19 will hold its annual jg invited. ‘eral nieces and nephews   
urday:in the old fire hall, The Wednesday ; 
'bazaar will] open at 2 p.m. and| Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Ger- 
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Holly OES Chapter ' Schedules Installation 
| HOLLY—Public installation of 
| officers of Electa Chapter. OES 
will take place Saturday evening 
at eight o'clock at the Masonx 
| Temple. The installing officer will 
| be Mrs. Selma Brown, past grand 
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| Melvin Bendle, associate matron 
and Clarence Stewart, associate 
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Dublin School Fair 
Set for Tomorrow 
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP 
Movies, games, and booths for a!! 
age groups wil be featured at the 
| Dublin School Fair, to be held from 
49 p.m. Saturday 
Highlight of the evening crown- 
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Monday in St. James High School, Fern- dale 
Trey 
The ennua!l Christmas workshop witi* be the lesson for the Troy Progressive 
Extension Club at a meeting Tuétday in 
the home of Mrs. John Bisler on Liver- Bols 
Executive beard of Troy Ne 3 Schoo! 
PTA will meet Wednesday 
Drayten Plains j 
The regular monthig meeting fer .a:! 
Sundey school teachers of the First 
Baptist Church of Drayton Plains wi! 
be held at 730 pm, Menday at the 
church 
Helly 
Oakland Pomona Grange will meet 
with Holly Grange members at Legion 
Mali on East Maple Street. Tuesday a 
T pm. A co-operative supper will open 
the meeting Installation of officers 
will follow the short business session 
Early-day ships sailing from the 
Cape Cod area often avoided the 
scourge of scurvey which plagued 
crews of other vessels by carrving 
cranberries which could be pre- 
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 - 
| driver education use in the high 
schools during the 1953-4 school 
term. This is 900 more than during 
the previous year. 
The Inter-Industry Highway Safe- Car Dealers Give 7,300 
Autos to Schools in Year 
DETROIT ® — The nation's car 
Ractees peered 1208 now agra See 
  — Se ape ty Committee .reports accident 
records show driver education pays ' 
WANTED TO BUY off in fewer accidents and traffic 
USED MAGAZINES | violations 
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Needle Replacing Pills as Cure for Everything | By EARL WILSON | 
NEW YORK—Do you hate that doctor’s needle? Then here's | 
news. . 
The doctor who's giving me cold shots tells me that “injee- | 
tions” have now replaced the pink pill which, in the mind of 
the sick person, made him well . . . though the pill had little 
Many people given tablets or capsules today insist that 
tablets or capsules don't help them—they must have injec- 
tions. 
The doctors don't always bother to tell them that in many 
cases, they get the same medicine either way. It’s true 
and I'm not just needling you.) 
* * * * 
Fran Warren, the hit singer, has won 
of “Pajama Game”—beating out some 200 
hearsing while tn her delicate condish. 
She opens in Pittsburgh in the show in 
sie « x * 
“Montana would be a bigger state than 
| Texas 1f you could just flatten it out”— 
ar, Mont., Standard 
“Russia's new chewing gum has been 
and Chicle’”—Wall 8t.   
  | named ‘Hammer FRAN WARREN 
~ Journal 
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Tallulah Bankhead saw “The Traveling Lady” and when 
little Brook Seawell got a round of applause, Tallulah was 
impressed. As she recounted it, “I'm such a ham... why, 
when she got a hand, I turned to a perfect stranger and 
said, ‘She's my godchild, you know!'” 
* * * x | 
Gregory Peck—now in London for the filming of John Hus- } 
lton’s * ‘Moby Dick”—doesn't need money. He gets $250,000 a) 
——- picture over a 5-year stretch. 
So the other day at the Newmarket 
race track, he shouted to an assistant 
director to make a bet for him on Ro- 
many Minstrel. The asst. director mis- 
understood and bet on just plain 
Minstrel, which won and paid 66 to 1, 
whereas Romany Minstrel finished last. 
Peck won $1,153.60. 
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incognito . . Ava Gardner flies to Arthur Murray’s Drive-In 27625 Northwestern Hwy. at Telegraph 
    Tokyo Nov. 11 for a “Barefoot Contessa” 
| premiere. | 
Irving Berlin's planning a whopping 
big musical show for around next Sep- 
tember—34th birthday of his Music 
Box Theater. He’ll finance it himself 
(and he can do it) . . . Liliane Monte- | 
= makes her movie bow in “The Glass Slipper.” | 
Bing Crosby starts a five-a-week CBS radio show Nov. 22. 
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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: George Gebel told of the Holly- 
wood actress whe owned four cars: “One for each direction.” 
* x * * , 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: It’s easy for a girl to waik the straight 
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A-Planning Centers 
in Outstate Towns   
Americans in France 
Face Draft Possibility 
PARIS (UP)—Some 3,000 young 
Americans who have lived in Good 
Service 
RAY and SULLY 
  France for more than a year be- 
came eligible today for service in LANSING ® — Outstate com- 
munities must carry the burden 
of responsibility in the event of 
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~ Set Confab on COLUMBUS, Ohio, w—LegiSila 
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minor leagues will be considered 
Nov, 29Dec. 3 as the Nationa! 
Assn. of Professionat Baseball 
Leagues meets in annual conven- 
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George M. Trautman, president 
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23 amendments to the major-minor 
agreement, many of (hem mapped 
os diol the. convention would consider 
by joint committees from the big 
and little loops 
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Among the amendments up for 
action are 
To allow major league teams to 
draft 3 players instead of 1 from 
Se ee 
  Aid to Minors each minor league club. but boost fo require major league teams 
ing: the draft price to $15.000 for with working agreements to pay 
players from Class D through AAA traveling and other expenses of its 
and $20,000 foi those in the Pacific selecte®s during training seasons 
Coast League and to assume a part of the man 
To curtail all major league radio ager's salary if they have a hand 
and telecasts beyond a o0mile ra in his appointment 
dius of the ball park, except un To set a minimum of $5,000 for 
sponsored programs the World a Class B working agreement 
Series and the All-Star game $1000 for Class C, and $3,000 for 
i Class D. with the major league — ee RE Ro tog 
club paying an additional $100 min 
2 ’ » imum for any player selected from 
* the farm team 
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To ban the signing of a college 
player after he has started his 
sophomore year, until he or his 
class have cemene or he has 
reached age. 2 
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To move i recall date from 
July 31 to June 30 and to prevent 
late season elevation of optioned 
| Blavers 
°* *°* «¢ 
To change the present major 
' league limit of 25 active and 15 
optioned players to 23 active and 
17 optionees, which would permit 
2 “bench riders" from the majors 
to see action in the high minors 
Winning Strings 
at Stake When 
OSU, Pitt Meet Buckeye Team Rated 
13 - Point Favorite in 
Saturday Game 
COLUMBUS, Ohio uw — Battered 
but. unbeaten, Ohio State meets 
Pittsburgh here Saturday with the 
Buckeyes’ string of six straight 
victories and the Panthers'- string 
of three at stake 
Ohio Ernie Biggs said 
i left halfback Howard (‘Hopalong) 
Cassady and end Dick Brubaker Traine; 
GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER—Top figures AP Wirephete ill be ; 
in the sports world get together with a little harmony | Francisco Nov. 17. Pictured left to right, standing, ™ taped and limited in a at DiMaggio'’s Safe on San Francisco's Fisherman's | are Jimmy Carter. Paddy DeMarco, lightweight “0°? Brubaker with a leg injury 
Wharf, where Jimmy Carter and Paddy DeMarco | champion, Joe DiMaggio and. Joe Louis. former “!! start but Cassady will miss were guests of honor after signing a contract for heavyweight champ. Giving with a tune at the piano the 1. 30 pm. kickoff. Cassady has 
their lightweight title bout te be held te San is Ben Hentiy of the Int Boxing Club. a stiff knee ane a < oe 
  
Chief Harriers. Steelers Named F avorites, 
in State Meet 
Chiefs, Saginaw Valley Confer- 
ence and regional] titlists, wil) be 
among the top favorites in the 
Class A section of the meet 
Competition in both Class A 
and B are scheduled to start 
at 11 a.m. at the Michigan State 
Normal College course. 
Pontiac's squad will be com 
prised of Bill Douglas, Perry Wil- 
liams, Rod Treais, Eugene Cre 
Today's Pontiac Press 
4 Sports Pages in   
  
tal. Norris Jackson. Fred Cox, | 
Bill Imboden, or Don Evans. 
Royal Oak in Class A and Walled ' 
Lake, Milford and Farmington in 
Class B. 
Hockey Results   
    Middietown's Jerry Harkrader 
slated to start for Cassady. The 
178pound junior has been de 
scribed by Coach Woody Hayes as 
With 7 Players Injured a"darn ood back” PITTSBURGH WW — The Pitts 
burgh Steelers are a Spoint fa 
vorite for Sunday's Nationa! 
League football game with the 
New York Giants here, but that’s 
no comfort to Coach Walt Kies- | 
ling. 
. . . 
C “To heck with the odds.’ com- 
| mented Kiesling Friday. ‘They can 
make the Giants 2)-point favorites 
Our team is in the worst physical 
shape of the season 
The Steelers show seven players 
on the injured list. One of them 
linebacker Dick Flanagan, is out 
for the rest of the season with a 
displaced cartilage. 
Others on the shelf are end Bill 
McPeak, halfback Jack Butler 
tackles Lou Ferry and Tom Palm 
er, fullback Fran Rogel, and end 
Jack O'Brien. McPeak, the stellar 
defensive end, probably won't play 
at all 
* ¢« e 
“This is a ‘miss and out’ game 
for us."’ sys Kiesling. ‘We cant 
afford to lose this one. The team 
Forest Fires Damage 
| Trout, Bass Waters 
NEW YORK \#—Forest fires kill 
fish in addition to other 
wildiife. 
R. W. Eschmeyer, executive vice 
president of Sport Fishing Institute.: 
In discussing the current fire 
prevention campaign, Dr. Esch- 
meyer said: ‘‘Forest fires cause 
siltation and excessive warming 
of trout waters and smallmouth 
bass streams. Folks can help 
their fishing by preventing forest 
fires.”’ 
  
UCLA, Sooners, Miami Well-Rated   
Teams That Can't Go to Bowls Stealing 
Headlines From Those Clubs That Can 
By RIP WATSON 
The Associated Press 
College football turns the corner | termining factor in the Big Seven title and an automatic berth in the 
tomorrow into November, the tra- Conference. Oklahoma meets Iowa | Cotton Bowl. They'll be in the bow! 
ditional month for determining the State, which doesn't figure to both- | for sure if Texas A&M should end 
and in this | er the Sooners tomorrow, but Ne-| its victory famine with an upset bowl game teams, 
whacky season the teams who 
"t go to the bowls will be steal- 
lines from those who 
» at! 
long way | 
Califor- | 
UCLA's bitter cross-town rival 
4 is jnel- 
No. 10 
ibe 
te Barred froin another (9 | 
¥ 
  to Miami for the Orange Bow! this 
year, but the Sooners are the de- 
braska and Missouri, the leading | 
contenders at the moment, follow 
on the Oklahoma schedule. 
t . s 7 
And the University of Miami, 
self | barred from bow! activity by an 
8| NCAA ruling, can add to its No. 6 
© tel | ening by —— oft-beaten 
| Auburn tomorrow and following 
that up with victories over Ala- 
| bama and Florida. Both of the lat- 
ter are in the running for the South- 
eastern Conference title, with de- 
signson the Sugar or Cotton bowls. 
7 > * 
Arkansas, the surprise team of | 
¢Will be going after its seventh 
utive victory against Rice, | 
and another win by fourth- ; ‘TCU Sian Was 
This is the word of Dr. , 
as See 
  dart mod bac 
Other Sucke rex ‘ 
that wins can go en to the kastern _ - oe res 7 Gnevalen ihe left guard Jim Parker, with an 
ankle injury. and center Bud Bond * e . 
with a cracked mb. Coach Woody 
Hayes says Bond definitely will 
miss the Panther scramble. Park- 
er’s play will be limited 
Bob Thornton will start at cen- 
ter, his usual slot since Ken Vargo 
received a broken arm. the first 
serious handicap the Bucks faced 
this season 
First Enrolled ee The Giants. Steelers and the 
Philadelphia Eagles all share the 
division lead with four victories 
against two defeats 
e . Ohio State is a 13-point favorite 
at Wisconsin over Pittsburgh. The Panthers 
FORT WORTH (UP) — Footbal! @fter losing the t three games , have triumphed in the last three coach Abe Martin « the TC? defeating Navy. West Virginia and 
Horned Frogs is mighty glad that Northwestern 
Arvid R. (Buddy! Dike changed Tomorrow's game is the 18th be haa ele tween Pittsburgh and Ohio State 
and the last game for several 
Dike, who played his high vears. Pitt is not scheduled for the 
school feothall at Oak Park Bucks again {hrough 1958 
near Chicago, originally was ° Ohio State ‘holds a 124 edge over 
the Panthers. The 1932 game was 
a scoreless tie. 
* ° . 
A crowd of 80.000 is expected at 
Ohio State's big Horseshoe Sta 
dium The weather bureau fore 
casts fair and a little warmer 
weather with the high expected to 
hit 48. enrolled at Wisconsin. But when 
his family moved te San An 
tenlo; he became interested in 
TCU. 
As a sophomore fullback 
season Buddy has made the start 
ing team and is going great guns 
on the gridiron. In four games 
against Oklahoma, Southern Cali 
fornia, Arkansas and Kansas he 
rolied up 260 yards. He is near 
the top of the Southwest Confer- 
ence list for total offense even 
though he doesn't pass 
If Dike continues his present 
ground-gaining pace of 65 yards a 
game he may hit the 700 mark 
for the season. this 
Geese Afford 
Rare Sight for 
Sylvan Lakers Residents of Sylvan Lake wre 
afforded a rare sight Thursday 
Bill Serena, traded by the Cubs 
to the White Sox, was giad to re- 
main in Chicago. He's an automo- 
bile salesman there in the off 
season afternoon a flock of between 75 
settled on the lake, apparently 
for a brief rest, in their south. 
a .- ward flight, Shortly after 4 p.m. 
they took off, headed in a south- 
erly direction. 
“That sight. as they moved out 
in bedutiful formation,’’ Burr Lane 
of 1009 James K Boulevard, re 
ported, ‘wag one of the most beau- 
tiful I have ever witnessed.”’ 
It is very unusual for these 
wary birds to congregate on any 
body of water so close to a com- 
munity, observers say. ranked Porkers would just about 
wrap up the Southwest Conference 
  
of Southern Methodist. 
* . > 
It's almost unheard of, however, 
Southwest Conference race ‘in California Test MARCH AIR FORCE BASE, 
Calif. @—“Gentleman Jim” Kim- | 
berly and his Italian-made Ferrari 
dominate a blue ribbon field of 71 
slated to compete Sunday in the 
second annual Orange Empire   It will be. be fret run in the 
United States for the new car by 
its Chicago sportsman-owner 
The big race, one of @ series to 
be staged by the huge California Boilermakers have only an out- 
side ‘chance of overhauling high- 
flying Ohio State in-the Big Ten 
race. They won't have any chance - 
at ail if passer Len Dawson and 
runner Bill Murakowski don't sub- 
due lowa. miles, or ‘50 laps, for the broad 
‘runway at this base. 
A 
  [are riding et the ‘National Harve 
  [Sports Car main racing attraction. 
Sports Car Club, will be at 150 
| Many) NOVE 
Two Regulars 
Injuries Hurt 
St. Fred Team Halfback Don Cox and 
Tackle Tom Sweetman 
Sidelined 
TONIGHT S GAME FACTS 
OPPONENTS -8t Michee!, 6: red 
erick 
PLACE. Wisner S&tadtum 
TIME--8 pw 
COACHES Boh Mineweaser M Ken 
Hulsiander 
NICKNAMES- Shamrocts (M Rams 
hd 
SEASON n¥conps ®t. Michael 3-4 Ot Frederick 6 1 
1943 RESULTS ‘nt Micheel 
PROBABLE STARTERS 
ST. MICHAEL 
ENDS John Adams, Joe Wilhelm 
TACKLES Deve Gmith, Larry Maison 
QUARDS--Bob McInnis Mike Lyons 
CENTER —Jim Pitsgeraid 
QUARTERBACK ud Schwarts 
HALPBACKS— Mike Leuwinger 
Anderson 
PULLBACK —Ron Elmy 
ST. FREDERICK 
ENDS@—Don Younce Dick Doron 
TACKLES-Dan Wagner Bob Powe 
OUARDG—Mike Wells. Jim Durin 
CENTER—Mark Peck 
QUARTERBACK -larry Morrow 
HALFBACKS De Chaves 
Krause 
FULLBACK. Ross Moody won, 35-0 
Bon 
Jim 
By BILL MARTIN 
Annual! intra-city parochial foot- 
ball game—the contest that makes 
the season a success or a failure 
is scheduled for | 
tonight in Wigner Memorial Sta- 
dium 
Ml P hae! 
for the 5th year in a row 
and retire the current Stephen J 
Griffin. Memonal Trophy 
St. Frederick, burdened with a 
winless season's record, will be 
further hampered by the loss of 
the two injured regulars 
Halfback Den Cox, the fastest 
man on the team, has missed 
twe games with a back injury 
and tackle Tom Sweetman joined | 
him on the sidelines with a simi- _ or either team- 
is heavily favored to 
win 
lar injury last week, 
Rams will boast a 7-pound-per 
man advantage in the line, but the 
Shamrocks hold a 15-pound edge 
in backfield size — a factor that 
may become important if the field 
is muddy 
St. Fred's most potent offensive 
weapon is the Larry Morrow-to 
Dick Doyon pass. Doyon. a 6-foot 
t-nch 165-pound juntor;ts-the 2nd} 
high scorer in the Suburban Cath 
League with 40 points 
on the other hand, are 
primarily a running team. All four 
backs—quarter Bud Schwartz. half- 
backs Mike Lauinger and Bob An- oli 
Mikes 
derson and full Ron Elmy—are 
dangerous runners ° 
Schwartz, who has run from 
three backfield positions this year, 
is St. Michael's leading scorer, 
with 24 points. | 
Wings Trainer 
IsUnder Fire NHL Prexy Promises 
to Probe Charges of 
Bad Conduct 
MONTREAL (UP) Clarence 
Campbell, president of the Na- 
tional Hockey League, promised 
“conduct prejudicial to hockey 
laid against assistant trainer Ross 
Wilson of the Detroit Red Wings 
Conn Smythe, president of t 
Maple Leaf Gardens, sent Camp 
bell a wire saying Wilson 
officials during Wednesday's game 
in Toronto between Detroit and 
the Toronto Maple Leafs. 
Smythe said he heard Wilson 
vell at referee Red Storey, ‘‘Stor- 
you're yellow!” 
Russians, U.S. Meet 
in Rifle Championships 
CARASAS, Venezuela «®—Soviet 
Russia and the United States will 
shoot it out on the plains of Poligno ey 
but merely the world’s rifle | 
under the auspices of the Interna: | 
tional Shooting Union. 
The U. S. is sending a team of 
% marksmen. Russia will have 
30 of its top shooters ready 
More than 500 men from 30 na- 
tions will be competing for indi- 
vidual and country honors in rifle, 
pistol, skeet and deer range events, 
  MBER 5, 1954 
  
Missouri Grid 
Star Highest 
4-Year Scorer 
Leo Lewis Has 360 
Points With Still One 
Game to Play     NEW YORK u—Leo Lewis, 185- 
pound Lincoln (Mo.) university 
halfback, could boast today of be- , 
ing the highest scoring player in °° 
modern football history. 
Lewis rang up 12 points last | 
week to boost his career total to 
360 points, all in small-college com- 
petition 
The previous high in the mod- 
ern era was 355 points, tallied by 
Cart Taseff of dehy Carroll 
(Ohie) also in smali-college com- 
petition back in 1947-50. 
The generally accepted pre-mod- 
ern record is 465 points credited to 
Willie ‘Heston of Michigan during 
1901-1904 
Lewis, who comes from St. Paul 
Minn scored 90 points 4s 
freshman, 96 as a sophomore and 
132 last year. He has 42 so far 
this fall with one game to go 
Jim Podoley of Central Michigan 
heid his lead in the rushing de- 
partment with 945 yards. Podoley 
leads also the scoring race with 
97 points. 
  Conall 
TONIGHT'* GAME FACTS 
OPPONEN TS—- Pontiac High, 
Northers 
PLACE Atwood Stedium, Fiint 
TIME 8 pm 
COACHES Ed 
MacDonald ‘FN: 
NICKNAMES Chiefs P 
RECORDS Fitnt 
Orayobie iP andy 
Visings 
3-5 
31-0 iF 
SEASON Pontiac 
Northern 4 
1953 RESULTS -Northern won 
PROBABLE STARTERS |chored by 
  e Chiefs Lineup Unchanged 
-for Test Against Vikings . 203-pound end Dave 
Copeland, averages 185 pounds — 
a l5pound advantage over Pon- 
tiac’s light line. 
Coach Ed Graybie! plans to leave 
jintact the lineup that bowed to 
Royal Oak, 13,0, last Friday. Eight 
seniors end Willie Wilson, 
tackles George Thrasher and Bob PONTIAC . 
ENDS Willie Wilson, Marvin Cagle Johnston, center Wayne Pyke. and 
TACKLES George Thrasher Bod backs M C 1, Walt Poe, 
Johnston , arv aswel 
“ot ARDS Bruce Baker, Dick Kors Dick Slade and Coley Gracey — 
CENTER -Wayne Pyke 
CARTERBACK—Marvin Caswei! 
ALPBACKS— Walter Poe Dick Siede 
FULLBACK—Ceoley Gracey 
NORTHERN 
Saas Dave Copeland. Willie Wheat 
ta KIES — Clarence Jarrett, a4 
Sto! ou JARDS —- Wally VanAlsiine Jim 
Pember 
CENTER Jim Moore 
QUARTERBACK -Bruce Campbell 
MAL FBACKS—Tony Burton Norm 
Bryant 
Pontiac High's football team 
which has played in rain, snow or 
mud in four of its seven games 
this scason, will probably encoun- 
ter more disagreeable weather to- 
night 
Weatherman has promised snow 
flurmes for tonight. when the 
Chiefs and Flint Northern's Vik- 
ings tangle in a Saginaw Valley 
Conference in Flint’s Atwood Sta- 
dium 
Since the twe teams have at- 
tacks built around fast backs, a 
slow turf will probably have 
similar detrimental effects on 
beth offenses. Northern, how 
ever, has the advantage of 
weight in its line. 
The Viking forward wall. an - 
5 aati wm. °@ 
United Preas Phete , 
t LIGHT TACKLE . BIG FISH—Catalino Diangson of San Francisco today to investigate a charge of proudly displays his 277-pound. $-foot Sinch sturgeon. caught eff Pert 
Chicago, Calif. The fish, largest hooked since sturgeon angling was 
legalized early this year. required one hour and 20 minutes to land 
he Most remarkable was the fact he was able to crowd it into his 12-foot 
skiff. Diangson used a 40-pound test line and light glass rod—he was 
Golden West 
Trot Scheduled 
for Saturday INGLEWOOD, Calif. @ — The 
Western Harness Racing Assn 
stages the $25,000 Golden West’ 
Trot Saturday, richest event for | 
| the division at the meeting. and 
Some time during the earty | Conejo Blanco. No, it's not a “hot | the favored Kimberty Kid and nine 
| war’’ 
and 100 Canadian snow geese | championship to be held Nov. 14-29 | ed to/ compete in the mile and or more other trotters are expect-, 
three-sixteenths feature. 
Wihner of 16 races this year, | 
and never out of the money in 22, | 
the Allwood Stable’s 
trimmed most of Saturday's field | 
latt week in the Los trot. 
The winner set a Hollywood Park 
record of 2.08 for the mile and one- 
sixteenth distance.   ee insulted Sctually fishing for striped bens ¢ at the time. 
Capacity Attendance 
PHILADELHPIA ®—When Kath. | 
leen Maye McGillicuddy, grand- 
daughter of Connie Mack, was mar- will team .with sophomores Dick 
Kors and Marv Cagle and junior 
Bruce Baker in the starting lineup. 
A victory by Pontiac tonight 
would be an upset of major pro- 
portions. Pontiac has an 0-3 Valley 
) mark and is in the throes of a 5 
game losing streak. Northern has 
lost but two games in six starts, 
one to undefeated Ann Arbor 
Michigan, Illini 
Meet Saturday 
in 40th Contest Visitors Have Potent 
3-Way Threat, Yet Win 
Only One Game 
By JOHN BARBOUR 
ANN ARBOR W — Michigan's 
Wolverines, who can't afford an- 
other loss, face a question-mark 
Iiiinois team tomorrow in the 40th 
game of their historic series which 
dates back to 1898. 
The Hlini, with only one vie- 
tery im six games, have beea 
, one of the mest puzsiing teame 
im the nation this year. They 
boast a potent triple punch im 
| 3. C. Caratine, Abe Woodson and 
Mickey Bates—yet have beaten 
enly weak Syracuse. 
Moreover, it's not certain how 
much duty Caroline will see Sat- 
urday. The little speedster ig suf- 
fering from a shoulder injury and 
there is even talk it may end his 
collegiate career. . 
Illinois has beaten Michigan four 
straight times but past records 
usually don't count in this tradi- 
, tional game. In Champaign-Urbana 
Til., home of the [lini, they stil! 
talk of Red Grange, the Galloping 
Ghost, who rode roughshod over 
Michigan in the early 2's 
But the [linois record adds |ittle 
to the contention that D[linois will 
give the Wolverines trouble. The 
Hini have no conference wins ahd 
are lodged in the Big Ten cellar. 
Wolverines and coach Bennie 
Oosterbaan have done considerably 
better this season than antici- 
pated. But all that they have 
gained by their upsets of lowa and 
Minnesota could be lost against 
Dlinois. Michigan State and Ohio 
= in the remaining games 
  
Sports Briefs RAPIDS # — If Ferris 
Institute defeats Olivet Saturday, 
it will mark the Bulldogs’ best rec- 
[ord in 15 seasons Thus far this 
| season Ferris has compiled a 41-1 
| record 
  
HILILSDALE (© — Quarterback 
Bilt 
GALIEN # — Don Goodenough 
of Galien High School is one of the 
most feared linemen in South- 
western Michigan. In Galien's ist 
six games, Goodenough blocked 
| nine punts—which is good enough. 
  
ADRIAN # — It's one up and 
one down for Adrian this week as 
the Bulldogs prepare 
  
  
It is Ternple’s ball, 2nd down and | 
ad on its own two-yard line with 
Humberto Mariles, Captain of Mexican Horse ==: 
Per YORK # — 
mpion riders of world | 
and 1954 
Show but Gen. Humberto Mariles, 
captain of the Mexican team, rates 
unsung Fritz Thiedemann of Ger- 
  many as a bent of the lot. 
Mariles simmatt him- 
self and the other mem! of the 
Mexican team from his ratings. 
“Thiedemann ‘is the best,”” Gen. 
Mariles said. “He tows how’ to! 
them. He is the backbone ot the 
German team. Hans Winkler (1954) 
world champion from Western Get- | 
and Francisco Goyoaga | 
” ed (1953 world champ from Spain) 
  
“Any one ; 
event at any time,” he said. 
Gen. Mariles 
for the President 
  Ferrari Favored Car SHOW Team, Rates German Thiedemann Top Rider == see 
i & 3 : af 
iu ¥   
  six minutes left in the 2nd quar- 
ter. The ball is in the center of 
“ ae 
il ry 
F 
frit a i. | F. iae ae a ee 8 Oe 
Johnson Latest   
Wir Ss Se a ee 
  PHILADELPHIA @ — Bustling | million memories and a check for | work involving his sons, Roy and| mer Naval lieutenant commander 
big-league baseball and aging, ail- | $604,000. 
ing Connie Mack were all but sep-| That last was the -price-the 91- 
arated today after an up-and-down | year-old founder of the Philagsiel- 
“marriage” that lasted more than | phia Athletics received Thursday 
half a century. 
> 
  * > 
Mack, who saw the game's list of | in the A’s franchise. 
vital equipment run from a lop | * 6* « 
sided ball on a sandiot to a law- | Earle, and the granting of approv- 
al by-the league owners, 
7 . 
A league meeting was scheduled 
York’s Commodore Hotel. At that 
session the owners of the seven Johnson plans to pay sons Roy 
'and Earle Mack each $450,000 for and present coin-machine, tycoon. 
* ¢« 6 
| from Chicago businessman Arnold| by President Will Harridge for their steck and shift the Athletics 
| Johnson for Mack's shgre of stock | 10:30 a. m. EST, Monday at New | to Kansas City, where plans — 
| being pushed to remodel the 
| yard now occupied by the Ameri- 
There remained to formalize the | other clubs in the loop will be | can Assn. Blues. 
yer's bulging briefcase, was abed | separation of “Mr. Mack” and ma- | asked by the Mack family to okay | Harridge said in Chicago Thurs- 
in his suburban apartment with a jor league baseball some paper | the sale to Johnson, 47-year-pid for-| day that Johnson's ownership of 
  
Limits to Be Removed     
Conservation Group Tentatively OKs 
Several Proposed Fishing Law Changes 
ROSCOMMON # — The state, eral opeh season on trout. Pro- 
conservation commission has ten-| posed season would be from the 
tatively aproved for submission to|2nd Saturday in May to Labor 
the legislature severl proposed law Day. inclusive 
changes, including removal of the, Establishment of certain areas | wpper part of the Northern Pen. | 
| insula. Under the proposal, ‘the 
| season would open Oct, 1, in- | 
| stead of Oct. 20. 
Declaration of an open season creel limit on bluegills, sunfish, for experimental] management of on black squirrels, which have 
and other warm water fish quail, muskrat, and other types 
Commission, meeting at Higgins of game which cannot now be 
Lake yesterday, was scheduled to | hunted or trapped 
give formal -gpproval to the -prot—Amendment of current laws. to 
posals today. permit the use of motorboats in 
Commissioners favored remov- 
al of the 15 bluegill limit re- 
striction in the aggregate creel 
limit of bluegilis, sunfish, war- 
mouth bass, reck bass, crappies, 
and perch. This proposal was or bows carried in cars to be en- 
referred back to the consefva- closed in cases 
tien department staff for further Passage of a at anchor, or fastened to a hunting 
blind, 
Passage of a law requiring guns 
law preventing 
study. anyone from molesting a ox! 
Other sed legislation in-| Who occupies in good faith a duck 
cludes props . blind anchored to bottom lands of 
Removal of the closed season on the Great Lakes 
chubs Extension of the open season 
A 3-week shortening of the gen- | been increasing rapidly. 
Amendment of the law to permit 
| hunting of coons by non-residents. 
Removal of the fox ‘bounty. Com- 
, missioners held that the present 
factor in the pheasant picture. 
Hometown Fans Pay 
‘Honor to Antonelli ROCHESTER, N. Y. w—Johnny 
Antonelli, New York Giants south- 
paw pitching ace, received a hero's   
Scott Frost Is 
Early Favorite 
in Hambletonian on tex aad gray nals to the welcome and a new auto from his 
—— : hometown fans here Thursday. 
says: “I'm not worried. There's a Antonelli, his wife, Rosemarie 
jlot of months between now and and 14-month-old daughter, Lisa, 
next August and someobody might came here from their Lexington 
take the favorite’s role away from | Mass., home for the “Johnny An- 
| Scott Frost before he gets to Go- | tonelli Day’ celebration which be- 
  shen. I sure hope so." 
Two Gave Three 
DETROIT w—Notre Dame and 
Colorado A & M each contributed 
By racing a mile in 2.00 flat at three players to the 1954 Detroit 
erased the former mark of 7:01 3-5’ League. The former Notre Damers 
recorded last year by Newport are Leon Hart, Jim Martin and 
Dream Bob Dove. The ex-Aggie aces are 
Driver Joe O’Brien who guided Jim David, Jack Christiansen and 
Scott Frost to his record mile / co-captain Thurman McGraw.   GOSHEN, N. Y. —Scott Frost, 
fastest 2-year-old harness horse, 
already is the winter book favor- | 
ite for next August's $100.000 Ham- 
bletonian. 
    
TOPCOATS and OVERCOATS Made to Measure! 
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Neer SS | Medal $10.30. | gan with a parade in the morning 
| and ended with a banquet at night. | 
The 24-year-old World Series star 
was carried to City Hall in a mile- 
long motorcade, was serenaded by 
his old high school’s band, and 
was presented a foot-long key to 
the city by Mayor Samuel Dicker. 
  
‘Shoe’ Turns in Third 
Straight ‘Triple Day’ 
SAN FRANCISCO W — Willie 
| Shoemaker, stretching his lead as 
the most victorious jockey of the 
year, racked up his third straight 
day of triple winners at Golden 
Gate Fields Thursday. 
The pint-sized rider, now with 
361 victories won on I Love Nancy discevered bis weakness. His pota- | 
$4.50, Manheim $3.90 and Track Pontiac Jayvees 
Beat Northern | Quarterback | Poponea 
Scores One TD, Passes 
for Two More 
Pontiac High's once beaten 
Junior Varsity football team won 
its 6th victory of the season here 
yesterday, downing Flint Northern 
1$12 in the mud 
  Little Chiefs overcame a 12-7 i 
hunting migratory waterfoow! when | high pheasant population indicated | halftime deficit with single touch- 
the boats are beached, resting | the bounty is not an important! downs in the 3rd and 4th periods 
to win 
|} Quarterback Tom Poponea 
| passed for both 2nd-half scores, hit- | Pitm 
| ting Bill Kennedy with a 12-yard 
| heave in the 3rd quarter and Bob 
| Baxter with a l5-yarder in the 
| finale. Poponea scored himself on 
a sneak in the 2nd period after a| 
60-yard march. Lonnie Humphrey 
ran for the one extra point. 
Pontiac 
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There have been reports of oppo- 
tie-in. . . * 
“Only one league owner, W. O 
(Spike) Briggs of Detroit, has ex- 
pressed opposition to the Johnson 
deal and he would have to be 
joined by two others to block the 
transaction 
Tommy Richardson, president of 
the Eastern League, made it 
known Thursday night that the 
Macks still weren't down to their 
last potential customer. 
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Richardson, who had made an 
unsuccessful bid for the club last 
month, said ‘he still is interested 
in a deal. Richardson said he and 
a group of associates would be will- 
ing to pick up all A's losses 
through 1955 up to a maximum of 
$250,000 and then buy out the 
Macks. The club would be moved 
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by teammate Jim Martin. “Is & 
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after each game, your pay and 
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Bob Dove, in his ninth season 
  
  out of Philadelphia if it then ap- 
peared a hopelessly losing propo- | 
sition here. } 
The Johnson deal involves a to | 
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George Fletcher, secretary of 
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goes through | 
Both Roy and Earle, as well as | 
their sons, may be retained in the 
club's front office organization. 
And Connie Sr., would be given | 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1954 ~~” a’, a —_ A i ee, ee. te, ee oe ee Sa a ta ME a 
  
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Prep Football Campaign Nearing Close   
NEW 
TREADS . 
GOODSYEAR Howe on Shelf, 
but Wings Take ' 
Win in Boston    Decision Over Bruins 
| Moves Detroit to Tie 
| for NHL Lead 
BOSTON uw — The Detroit Red 
Wings, playing without their ace 
Howe, Wings’ leading scprer, 
injured at Toronto Wednesday 
night, had played in 382 straight 
regular season games the 
longest skein in the NHL. | 
Detroit gained its 3-2 lead after 
losing it in a wild 2nd period,| @ SERVICE STORE 
30 S. CASS FE 5-6123 
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| Skov of the Red Wings. | 
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OPEN BOWLING Noon te 6 P. M. Daily jearly in the period. The Tony 
| Leswick tied it up at 14:17 on a 
| shot which deflected off the stick 
}of Bruin Capt. Mitt Schmidt. Two 
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}in front of the cage on a perfect | ey a 
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TO YOU ---MY MANY... 
THANKS! CHECK HUNTING SCORE—Three bird hunters, 
; > one from the Pontiac area, check over their scores Hodges Jr., Lake Angelus. They hunted in the area 
Bruins had gone into a 2-1 lead 4+ « northern Michigan site recently (above). From | about Hidden Valley. 
left they are James R. Hodge, Seattle, Wash., 
= Kircher, Washington Stat 
vases Seek Victory Over MSC EAST LANSING —The Michi- 
period and half a minute later gan State footbal] team faces a 
Boston's Real Chevrefils tied the | familiar situation Saturday. 
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Despite a 34 won and lost rec- 
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State team is about the third best 
lon west coast behind UCLA and 
| Southern California. 
| Supporting hig contention, the 
coming back to try to grab & Cougars upset favored Stanford 
little glory by defeating the Spar- | last week 30-26. 
tans. | Washington State uses mostly a 
The glory is a little tarnished | running attack. The linesmen and 
—| this year after MSC lost five in | backs By ROBERT E. VOGES 
  
  
  
      six ‘starts. But Al Kircher, Wash-| Weights — under the 200 
ington State coach, still has his | ™4rk—but have been described as 
heart set on upsetting his old | 4ctive and powerful. 
school. | The standout star is fullback Duke Washington, the leading Kircher head basketball 
coach at MSC and a football ground-gainer in the Pacific Coast 
assistant. After q disappointing League this season and only Negra 
basketball season, he left as an On the squad. 
Michigan State looked in beter assistant a : ——— shape for this one than for most 
         
          
   
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Conditions OK, 
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LANSING @ — Hunting condi- 
re tions in the northern part of the 
T Lower Peninsula are excellent but 
|hunters are not having much suc- 
any oun cess, state conservation depart- 
| ment said today. 
| ’ Grouse and rabbit hunting was 
11s End 54 , reported improved during the 
| past week, with many flights of 
ducks if, The department said 
hunters had good shooting along 
Season Today | sistent Lake Huron and bordering 
| marshes. Saginaw Bay was re- 
Wisner Stadium Will r SS aces = io 
epartment-said some s 
Be Busy Next Week cess in bear hunting was reported, 
With 3 Games especially in Presque Isle County, 
On the fishing scene there were 
By JACK SAYLOR reports of fair to good perch fish- 
Only 9 prep football games re-| ing on Lake Charlevoix, Duncan 
main to be played on Oakland | Bay near Cheboygan, Thunder Bay 
County gridirons following today’s| 4nd Thunder River, near Alpena, 
action as many schools conclude | at Manistee, Northport, and on 
their seasons this afternoon and | Saginaw Bay. 
tonight. | 
Clarkston, Milford, Rochester, | - . 
Walled Lake, Southfield, Troy and uit gainst Ortonville are among those who) 
wil] put away uniforms and pads 
afler today. M ° 
Wisner Stadium will be busy ajors e ay 
next week with St. Fred's enter- 
palin, asin camer west Attorneys for Piedmont 
night and Oxford coming in for | League Owner Postpone iis finale with St. Mikes Satur- P 
day night, Legal Action 
Next Friday, final games also} WASHINGTON «®—Attorneys for 
will be played at Waterford, Keego a Piedmont League owner have 
Harbor, Lake Orion, and Berkley. | deiayed indefinitely the filing of a 
| Oxford and Waterford are both) suit seeking millions in damages 
|idie today awaiting next week’'s/for alleged “invasion” of minor 
| windup and Birmingham takes to-| Jeague territory by radio and TV 
day off before playing Berkley next | accounts of major league baseball 
Friday and closing with Royal Oak games. 
on Thanksgiving morning. | James P. McGranery, lawyer for 
Keego is at Clarenceville and| Frank Lawrence who owns the 
| Lake Orion at Troy in games this | Portsmouth, Va., club in the Pied- 
| afternoon, while night-time tilts| mont circuit, said Thursday he 
| serd Clarkston to Holly, Milford| was not yet ready to act. McGran- 
lto South Lyon, and Berkley to! ery said the suit will be filed, but 
| Rochester. Pontiac parochial ri-| he refused to indicate when. 
vals, St. Mikes and St. Freds,| Lawrence has said he will seek 
play their annual game at Wisner | damages from the 16 major league 
Stadium. | clubs and Baseball! Commissioner 
| The schedule: | Ford Frick. Previously, Lawrence 
av had said the suit would be entered 
Pontiac at Flint Northern: St. Preds by Nov. 1. 
| ws St. Mikes at Wisner Stadium; Walled 
| Lake at Plymouth; Southfield at mes- < . ~* 
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livered. }at Ortonville; Imlay City at Almont 
| Capac at North Branch; Utices at Lake- 
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— at Washington State. | back, to help their cause in the hitting O O O 
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Purdue, Michigan Face Severe Tests j in Bia 10 CHICAGO @—Once-beaten Pur- 
due and Michigan face severe tests invades Michigan lank wo al Other conference teams take on | is 14 over unbeaten Miami of Ohio 
Minnesota has at Bloofnington, ind. Jortuas aub Seveved etek 3 to 13| 
Saturday in trying to stay in the | points. 
race for the Big Ten football title. . 7 * 
Purdue, with a 21 league rec- 
ord, is at Iowa (3-2) for a game 
that rates a toss-up. Illinois (0-3) The only other Big Ten engage-| 
ment sends Northwestern (0-3) to 
Wisconsin (2-2). The Badgers are | 
listed a, 14-point choice by the odds- makers. outside competition. 
| been installed a 27-point choice as 
host to Oregon State; unbeaten 
| Ohio State is 14 points over Pitt 
| at Columbus, Ohio: Michigan State 
Ir 19 over Washington State at 
East Lansing. _Mich., and Indiana   
Bay City- Jack 
Game Features 
Preps’ Schedule Flint Central, Saginaw, 
Clash in ‘Mus? Tilt 
for Both Teams 
By JOE FALIS 
Associated Press Sports Writer 
Bay City Central, which has 
averaged -better than four touch- 
downs a game, is favored to de-   
  feat brash Saginaw Arthur-Hill to | - 
night and take over Ist place in| 
the unpredictable Saginaw Valley 
Conference. 
This is the feature game in the 
final full night of high sehool foot- 
ball for 1954. 
> SAGINAW—Arthur-Hill, owning | 
a surprising 2-0 record in con- 
ference play, is seeking its Ist 
championship since 1936. Lumber- 
jacks, however, haven't beaten 
City Central since 1960 and 
trail 10-20-2 in the series which 
started in 1922. 
Furthermore, Saginaw Arthur - 
Hill, which handed Flint Central 
its 1st loss of the season last week, 
goes into ton ‘s game minus | 
halfback Floyd Wright, who was in- 
oie | in a hunting accident last 
S y and is out for the season. 
Bay City Central, which has/| 
rolled up 201 points this season, 
hag a 2-1 mark in conference play. 
In another Saginaw Valley game, 
Flint Central visits Saginaw in a | 
‘“‘must’’ game for each team. Both 
are 1.1 in the conference and simp- | 
ly cannot afford another loss. 
Flint Northern, which still hopes | 
to retain its Valley title, enter- 
tains Pontiac. Vikings should win. 
Meanwhile, Ann Arbor journeys   to Jackson with hopes of locking | against weak Drake in a ca | 
up a share of the Six-A league 
crown. Pioneers afe tied for Ist 
place with Battle Creek. which 
plays a non-conference game with 
Grand Rapids Union. 
Ann Arbor has three steaks on 
the fire — 29 games without de- 
feat, 236 league games without de- 
feat, and seven straight victories 
over Jackson. 
You Be the | 
Quarterback | 
4. Give safety. No. Don't give | 
away points in the 2nd quarter. |”: 
3. Punt. The wind'’s a 
Don't punt until 3rd, maybe ah | 
down.   
2. Pitchout. You might not get | 
back to the line of scrimmage, but | 
it rates No. 2 with our fingers 
crossed. 
1. Quick opener. Best cal). You 
pounded the line before for sub- 
stantial gains. Try it again. Get 
out as far as possible before hav 
ing to kick. A Ist down here would 
be a big help. 
(Distributed by the Register and 
Tribune Syndicate) 
Doctors to Check 
Howe's Shoulder DETROIT @ — Gordie Howe, 
“Iron Man” of the National Hock- 
ey League, failed to take to the ice with the Detroit Red Wings | last night for the 1st time in more |   
miss last night's game with Bos- 
ton, The Wings still managed to 
take a 3-2 decision from the Bru- 
ins, 
  
Pontiac Hunter Bags 
Long-Tailed Pheasant 
  
THURSDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL 
Black Hills (GD) 34, Sioux Pails (SD) 
Valley City (HD) 32, Jamestown (ND) 
Culver Stockton 21, Rose Poly 16. 
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      Bob Baker, Jimmy Slade i sees ee aoe 
  Meet in TV Bout Tonight =" PHILADELPHIA ® — Pitts-| outstanding bout this year was a| passes, but probably will encoun- 
burgh’s Bob Baker tangles with | | Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson, He|ter the strongest _air _ defense 
| New York state champion Jimmy 
Slade in a 10-round nationally tele- 
vised heavyweight bout with a 
chance that the division rankings | 
| may need amenatitis after it’s all | 
over. 
Baker, expected to weigh a 
bulky 212 pounds, ig favored to 
beat the 180-pounder from the 
Bronx despite the fact that 
ne ee ta cebade  } 
in the division, just ahead 
Baker. 
a6 te has a record of 33 wins. 
20 losses and ‘ 9 draws. His most late | also defeated Clarence Henry, seo 
dropped a decision to lightheavy: 
weight Harold Johnson. 
Baker has won 35, lost five and 
drawn once. He has won four out 
| of five thig year, his one joss to 
lightheavyweight champion Archie 
|Moore in March. 
Slade is described as a slashing 
|type fighter who should give the 
|heavier punching Baker a tough 
| battle, A win by Slade would sur- 
prise no, one. 
The fight will be scored on @ 
round-by-round basis by the ref- 
eree and tt two judges. 
      
Gaylord Ushers 
in Deer Season 
at Big Party GAYLORD ® — This heart of 
the Michigan winter sports country 
will, as customary, welcome the 
opening of the deer hunting season) Matched for World ssconey, 41-year-old Treasury De 
with an all-night party. 
The party this year will be Nov 
13. The deer season opens Mon- 
day, Nov, 15. 
Stores and business firms -re- 
main open throughout the night. 
entertaining those flocking to the 
Gaylord area or passing to the 
ty community ladles out free coffee 
and doughnuts to all. 
A deer hunting ‘king’ also is US., Brazil 
'Cagers Meet Favored Teams Are 
| Basketball Title | RIO DE JANEIRO &—The sec- 
\ond World Basketball tournament 
reached a perfect climax Friday 
night, with the two pre-tourney fa- | . § 
estes Callegy to of Menpalllh 
Friday night and the weekend card 
for major Midwestern teams is 
completed with Notre Dame at 
Penn tomorrow. The Irish are 
ranked a 33 point favorite. 
. . 
  Perhaps lowa’s best chance of 
pressure on passer Len Daw- 
son io wae rushing him. Sophomore 
pee has hurled 13 touchdown 
  However, Dawson is fortunate to | 
have a wide assortment of re-| 
— 12 of his touchdown! 
pitches have gone to different tar- 
of Dawson's favorites have 
senior end John Kerr, who 
catght 11 of his tosses for 144 
1 touchdown, and La- 
mar Lundy, a 6-foot-7 sophomore. 
He. has scored three times with | 
Dawson's aria 
. 
Although J. C. Caroline didnot |   
  eat wot tomes Gece 
| 28-14. Some observers 
| Illini really may jell 
however, comes 
close to measuring up te Caroline 
on defense.   
“Sooners to Have Trouble 
By HARRY WISMER 
(Copyright, 1954, by INS 
Oklahoma' may have difficulty 
staying in the No. 1 spot in the 
INS poll this week no matter how 
badjy the Sooners beat Iowa State. 
—Sevond-ranking UCLA takes on 
Oregon and the progress of the 
Ucians has been so tremendous 
| that it Is quite possible they may 
take ever as top dog, 
In any case, here's the way we 
see the weekend's interesting list 
of grid attractions: 
  
      Charges Franking Used 
to Enter Sports Contests 
BALTIMORE uw — Joseph B. 
| partment employe in Baltimore, 
hag indicted on a charge of 
illegal ‘use of government mail 
| franking privileges. 
The 28-count indictment returned 
| yesterday by a federal] grand jury 
jaccused Mooney of using a total 
    vorites — the United States and let 137 postage-free envelopes to | 
Upper Peninsula. The Otsego coun- | Brazil—still unbeaten and meeting | mail in Baltimore Oriole baseball 
for the championship 
The U. S., represented by the | 
crowned and his treats for the| Peoria (Ill.) caterpillars, and Bra- 
night are on the town. 
K-Staters Seek 6th 
Win in 8 Grid Starts 
DES MOINES @®—Kansas State 
goes after its sixth football victory 
in eight games Friday night, 
ference contest here. Game time 
is 9 p.m. (EST). 
The Big Seven conference club 
is favored heavily to repeat the 
50-0 score it crushed Drake. with 
last year. The Bulldogs have won 
one of seven i 
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  zil each has won six games in 
the final round 
The Caterpillars easily won No 
6 Thursday night, defeating Israel 
| 74-30 The Brazilians, however, had 
to stage a second-half rally to, 
down Uruguay 60-45 for their sixth 
victory. 
s . . 
The Philippines, with third place 
already locked up om a 4-2 record 
play the other game of the cham-.. 
pionship bracket Friday night 
against Nationalist China, which 
has a 155 mark 
Pro Hockey Organizer 
‘in U.S. Dies in Canada 
| CALGARY, Alta |Gibson, 75, former sports great 
and an organizer of professional 
hockey in the United States, died 
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He practiced dentistry in Calgary 
s for many years and retired in 1950. 
Gibson Ist won national acclaim 
jin 1903-04 when he organized and 
|played on the world champion | 
pis | Portage Lake hockey team at 
Houghton, Mich. In one season the | 
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Recount Looms _ :; wi D After sig Food BIG WL VALU EC in Jersey Race ) paADEL Aa cmc Case Seems Victorious | spans ra imme but Democrat Howell in Eastern Peniténttary, died Wed- IN 
Refuses to Concede nesday of broncho-pneumonia. 
4 Dr. Nathan Blumberg, prison LATE 
NEWARK, N.J. w — Republican | physician, set the cause of death, 
leaders were expected to. confer | -but said also yesterday*that there 
today on a bid by Democrats for | was no doubt Bozzelli ‘‘became ill M 
bipartisan action to impound all | |} as a result of being weakened by g ballots “preparatory to possible | lack of food. He just didn't want recounts” in the tight New Jersey | to eat anything ‘and wouldn't listen 
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which widened slowly through late | 
revisions and rechecks — over 
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Case was the probable victor on 
the basis of the complete unofficial 
vote tally, with all but three of the , 4 
lin a motherless family, in April 
f | 1953 He was sentenced to life im- 
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Majority Should Be Told of Cancer, Panelists Agree “= 
  
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ame Bove YAR THIS WASHINGTON «—A panel in-| ginia state medical societies |be vast consolation in facing the, Certain people have to be told. | SOUP MOVES cluding three doctors, two clergy Here's a summary of the pan- | truth, with God's help like people who are in positions of “7 1) 
men and a lawyer inclines to the elists’ views Dr. Owen Wagensteen, professor trust and therefore agg es make FAST -—> wan iy nnn 
- ‘mi comer > zements ere are view that at least a majority of - ¢ 8 of surgery, University of Minne. certain arrangements. zh “4 
Persons should be told when they The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre, sota Medical School Doctors | those I never tell, like a 75-year- Don. 1S € © @ 9G Oboe 
have cancer. dean of Washington (Episcopal) can't ‘‘continue to tik at wind- | old woman with an incurable can- ° —- 
The question was discussed at a Cathedral Except for cases mills—in this day and age we fail cer.) FT don tse anything to he | 
symposium yesterday at the clos- where there might be a psycho in our responsibility (as doctors) gaind by telling her. Then there's 
~~ $ng ‘session of a joint meeting of logical complication. all patients if we fail to tell a patient if he has the in-between group whq don a 
the District of Columbia and Vir-' should be told because “there may cancer want to be tdld. or at least they 
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® - [two brothers in the armored! Dr. Arthur M_— Sutherland, a tell these people without actually inne 
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lennape- ' a little white-lying ae " i of service are Se ee a DIXIE DUGAN ere in C 0 el Austin, Leon G. of 26400 Spicer |People with cancer differ. To say | sy Royal Oek Township, engineers that all should be told the truth H. Mason Welch, a lawyer of ie | = Fifteen men were enlisted at the | 
Army Recruiting Substation at 315 
W. Sixth St, Royal Oak 
October, it was announced today 
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Two of these, Charles E. Tang- | _ Sullivan, 
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Sempowski, Robert H., 18321 Riverside 
D Birmingham, regular army 
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Ferndale, engineers | 
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Thomas W.,, 21148 Biack- 
mar, Van Dyke, regular army 
Bowles, Harry Neal, 27465 Osmun standard patient 
with a standard cancer, which 
jisn’t the case.” 
He said he believed knowledge 
should be withheld fram people 
who might possibly commit. sui- 
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Counse! Washington, D C 
“When a patient consults a doctor 
he has the right to expect honesty 
and that those things which the 
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The Rev, kdmund J. Lee, Shep- | 
Royal Oak Township, engineers who might be of thetype which herdstown, W. Va.: “Each case 
Stephen D. Stanislaw, 17, of 3347 ne 305 Roth Bt. Claw-| “believes that surgery spreads should be-consideted on its merits 
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Plymouth Hopes 
to Double ‘54 
Sales Next Year 
By JOHN W. FITZGERALD sesedy. Compared inet Thuredny Assistant to the Editor fairly ‘active, slaughter steers ng heif 
William J. Bird, vice president |©o¥s and bulls mostly Se 
and sales manager of Plymouth | cboice fed steers 25.00-26 50, 
in Detroit, “Plymouth expects to choice fed heiters 19 $0-24.06; 
double its 1954 sales during 1955 | bulk utuity and’ commercial 
pon Ml pen Bn ae 
sold during 1953.” high ‘choice iT and 610 1b. stock 
The cars, scheduled for public | fcsen ss S'st sent “noc stockers 
“By the end of December, roe Rae ly 
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and a half million dollars higher | {5°§5",,'ot* chelce sows wu     
    buying prices unchanged to 2% lower: | yearlings No. 1 skins 16.00: 
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20.00; cull and low utility §.00-11 00 built 
160,000 of the new models. That Sheep—Salable 300 Market mostly 
= . weights comparatively scarce; ice 
Plymouth is basing its plans »n —— - ayy ought 19 _——*” with 
. BY op pa reeiy for choice No the expectation of good business | grades. most choice 230-270 Ib conditions for the next 12 to 15/1925: few loads choice 280-300 Ib 18.75- 
months. Disposable income is two | weights under 180 Ib. very scarce; most 1 
100-125 bu; endive. bleached, No 1 
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Heavy type hens 17-19; light type 13- 
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TheBureay sof Martete: | CHICAGO, Nov. 5 W—A burst 
Lee be bas apples, Greenings, | of opening buying pitched wheat 
fancy. ¢.09 bu: Ne 1. 2 3.56 bu into new seasona] high ground 
sepies, Gnow, we $005.60 fe: The steam was quickly lost how- 
Tabslvtes ox Pes] cavn Cae ee semen an be 260-400 be Quince Ho. | ee evel eens 
Teeetables: Beets, No. 1, 15-00 8! ‘Soybeans gave ground reluctant- 
Broceoli ns, YE Se-# 06 % ba, Cabbest ly, there being little in trade 
Phebe “cota Te ft | “peta ae eat ot tae aoe = ; the end of first 
cs Geet BE Rate case | ueeet wee, saltng %6, Meher flower, Mo. 200-350 dos. Celery, No Y% lower, December $2.23%-$2.24; 2 2.18 erate: eatery. we tat 1.35/ corn was % lower to % higher 
Sate ce RE oh "tae | oer tc a Signer’ Desai Be pando Em t oe ow bcks: and rye was % to 1 cent lower. 
=. eurty. Ne. 1 $5-1.00 don. ‘bene: December $1.34%. . 
| pgs | gw ig oy Soybeans were % to 1% lower 
Cayenne, He. 1, 100 pk: peppers. November $2.90%, and lard was 
owes SF LSS No. | 22 to 30 cents a hundred pounds 
. 1.50 bu. Potatoes, No. 1, 1.30-| higher, November $15.52. 1.50 50-Ib. bag; 50-Ib. beg, potatoss, No 1, 2.50-2.80 100-Ib. bag. pins, No. 
sae rete. "Sua te T Smith Flected ‘13.00 don. debs: radishes, black wat eo te | 
ree bu: squash. Butternut, No. 1. 90- 
135 i: arma Gutcios 2a te Deal Estate Head Se pete te fiestas aces | Wot i $03 b 10-10. bekt Ternip, Ne mn, — go: E. a 
. 5 ~ is. tusnip. . Le hester, has been elect 
Geo pk. Rutavegas, Nort 1 5-1.80 be. president of the Pontiac Real Es- 
Lettuce and saiad s° Celery cad- 
bage, No. 1 1.50-1.75 Endive, No. 1, BP 
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Nov. 5 (AP)—Prices paid 
  
  
| Nem turtevs 39-34, geese St over /f0 Head McLouth Steel 
DETROIT @—Directors of Mc- 
Clouth Steel Corp. announced to- | Legislature. 
day election of M. A. Cudlip as   
Grain Prices 
CUICASS GRA president and treasurer. 
sere tees 1.38%! Cudlip, a vice-president 
    ee 3 5an Seghehus- 1.40% | treasurer of McClouth far 18 years, 
¥ -sceceee a 301 |had been acting president since 
orm— tery Mt miaeiaeaieae 295% | the recent death of Donald B. 
Mar wlll Peo duly 2222000 pe? | McLouth. Y ceccees 162%, Bop oveess 268s 
Peeves gate Bee cc BR | Reds Boast of Bombing ecceccccce MM scececess . " 
Ma 82% May |.) 1350| TOKYO «—Peiping radio said 
ve seeeeee 10% —— ee today Red China planes scored % 
nm. 135% Mar _........11.80, per cent hits on Nationalist Chi-   
    & Sat. 9 to 1 vy he ew t 
MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS Above Oakland Theater 
  
  
  ce we   
  are Vern K. Archer, vice presi- 
dent; Kenneth G. Hempstead, treas 
ettes (4-5% lbs) 20%-30%: turkeys,|Urer, and Edward A. Maier, sec- vy type. young hens 32; young toms 
= a mee oe their duties Jan. 1. 
nese military installations in an- 
The Colorado highway depart-| other “heavy” bombing raid yes- 
ment is reported able to predict | terday afternoon against I Chiang | back into first place in the auto 
within eight hours the time of } Island, just off the China main-| industry's producton standing ei. * 
mountain avalanches in that state.' land coast. 
  
OLDSMOBILES 
1954 SUPER 88, 4-DOOR 
Two-tone maroon and white. Fully equipped. 
1954 SUPER 88, 4-DOOR 
Two-tone blue and white. Fully equipped.     
     
   
        1954 88, CONVERTIBLE 
Like new inside and out. Beautiful paint and 
trim. Fully equipped. 
1954 98, HOLIDAY COUPE 
A really fine car at a price that is right! Many 
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    See them and drive them at our 
salesroom. Every one like new! 
CADILLACS 
1954 60, SPECIAL SEDAN This beautiful car tops them all in riding com- 
fort. Try it today! 
1954: CONVERTIBLE 
Attractive Driftwood finish. Hag had very |.itle 
use. 
1954 COUPE DE VILLE 
Beautiful interior trim. Premium tires. 
1954 62, COUPE 
Styled for someone with distinctive taste. Per- 
haps you. 
280 S. Saginaw 
  
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at Osmun’s daily 11 to 4 p.m. 
performances—Nov. 10 and 11. 
P. H. 8S. Auditorium. —Adv. 
Rummage sale Sat., Nov. 6 at 8 
a. m. First Cengregational Church, 
East Huron and Mill —Ady. 
sale: Guild 10, Fri. 
Nov. 5, 7 p. m. Stevens Hall, Ex-/at 44, and United Cigar 13,500 | 
|change St. entrance. —Adv. 
After your rummage sale call 
PE 2-0387. We will pick up your 
unsold items, no charge. —Adv. 
Inconsistency 
of Coloradans. 
Dazes Politicos 
DENVER (#®—]; isn't hard to un- 
derstand why Colorado politicians 
are shaking their heads in a post- 
election daze. Voters in Tuesday's 
general election: 
Elected a Republican senator. 
Elected a Democratic governor. 
Elected two Republican House 
members and two Democratic 
House members. 
Elected four Democrats to minor 
state offices. Elected two Republi- 
cans to the other two jobs in the 
Statehouse, 
Elected enough Republicans to 
keep them in control of the State 
    “If anyorle can explain why the 
|voters approved four-year terms | 
ond ‘for county officials and voted down | 
|four-year terms for state officials | 
in the same election, maybe we | 
jcan explain the rest of the vot- 
ing.” observed Charles Armstrong, 
Denver County GOP chairman. 
Chevy Places First 
in Week's Output DETROIT u—Chevrolet moved   
  week as new model production |Co!l Gas ..°:: 
= Was stepped up. G . 
| Reporting this today, Ward's Consum Pe 
| Automotive Reports said Chevro-| 
jlet's total for the year to date 
(is 1.156.170 cars against Ford's | 
1,147,030, 
Ward's reported this week's as- 
semblies will come to 99,94] cars 
and 19.331 trucks. Last week 68,- 
649 cars and 18,790 trucks were 
built. In the comparable 1953 week 
11€,789 cars and 12.480 trucks 
were made. 
The industry total of assemblies 
for 1954 now stands at 4.458.871 
with 5,493,507 cars and 1,042,157 
trucks in the comparable 1953 pe- 
riod. 
Liquor Sale Trial 
Put Off Till Tuesday The trial of Mrs. Rose Nimmons,           
cars and 859,837 trucks, compared | e& 
  31, of 310 W. Wilson Ave., who ts 
was adjourned until Tuesday when | 
a legal matter of evidence is ex- | 
pected to be aired by the defense | 
and city attorneys. 
Mrs. Nimmons’ attorney, Milton | 
R. Henry, contended that police | 
are unable to furnish evidence of | 
sale after a police witness testi- | 
fied that he bought and drank a 
bottle of beer in Mrs. Nimmons’ 
home Sept. 5. 
City Attorney William A. Ewart 
stated that the judge could render 
an opinion on the basis of circum- 
stantial evidence, but Henry de- 
manded tangible evidence of the | 
crime. 
Both attorneys agreed to submit | 
their findings of the law to Mu- 
| nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum when 
| the trial reopens. 
| County Deaths Elmer L, Addison 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Service for Elmer L, Addison, 58, 
of 1244 Ridgemoore, will be held 
at 1 p.m. Saturday from the 
Sparks-Griffith Chapel, Pontiac, 
with burial in Leslie. He died 
Wednesday. 
Surviving besides his widow 
Pearl are two sons, LeRoy G. and 
Gaylord M., both of Pontiac, a 
daughter, Phyllis Jean. at home, 
a brother, Ralph Addison of Gil-   
  
Ralph Tanner of Munith: 
Leaves $100,000 Estate 
GRAND RAPIDS #—Harry 9.   
fornia lumber executive who died 
Oct. 20, left an estate of $100,000. 
The sum was revealed in a peti- 
tion filed Thursday in Probate 
Court. The estate wag left to his 
widow, Gabrielle L., and his sis-. 
ter, Julia Stoddard of Muirs - = = :   charged with illegal sale of liquor, | Goodrich 
  but Modestly NEW YORK W—The stock mar- detectives 
ket declined in a modest manner 
today after being hit by a hard their “fine police work’’ in wave of selling. : — Prices were down around a | Prehending Eugene Parmenter. 
,|Point at the most in the early |, 
afternoon, and there were scat- a 
pace of around three million 
shares for the day with 720,000 
shares accounted for in the first | mission 
- | hour. Chie’ 
y| The sharp two-day post-election cers , . . 
rally ran into scattered profit-|a job well done: the arrest and 
_|taking right at the opening ‘with | conviction of Eugene Parmenter. 
prices generally higher. That sell- 
ing was well absorbed. 
There were many notable blocks 
on the tape. Schering Corp., which 
type 
a block of 4,000 shares of common | crime.” 
| Up % at 12. 
Among other blocks were Gen- 
eral Motors 6,000 shares off % at 
93, Southern Pacific 3,500 up \ at 
47, Radio Corp. 8,000 up \% at 
358%, Genernl Electric 3.700 off 4 | 
{   shares up.'s at 4'4. 
  , Straley, Wheaton 
Mart Declines Are Commended 
for Police Work 
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley 
  
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Chevrolet Motor No. HAA1083022, 
2 dr. Sale to be held 1:00 p.m. November 
leth. 1984 ot 233 © Main Bt. Rochester 
_ Michigan.   
  
inNew England Teenager Stabbed and 
Probably Choked; Sex 
Attack Suspected F 
E     kerchief over her hair when she) 
went out jast night to spend the | 
evening with a schoolmate girl | 
friend. She was the youngest of 
five children in the Annese family. | 
|, The girl friend reported she left | 
Geraldine at the corner of her | 
street at about 10 p.m., with only a; 
short walk to her home. 
Used Car Auction 
Sale Is Canceled   
A Pontiac Foundation used car 
auction scheduled for tomorrow 
  New York Stocks 
Adams Ex 38.4 Int Bilver... «1 
Admiral . 966 Int Tel & Tel 21.6 
Air Reduc ... 27.7 Isl Cr& Coal... 17.4 
Alieg L Stl .. 16 Johns - 812 
Allied Ch -- 036 Jones & L..... 371 
Allied Stre ... 466 Kelsey Hay 26.5 
Allis Chal .,. 7.3 K Broce O8 
Alum Ltd ... 67.5 Kimb Cik...,, 4 
Alum Am ... 80 Kresge 88..... 20.5 
Am Alirlin ... 18 Kroger ...... 6.7 
Am Can ..... 416 Lehn & P.... 20.5/ near 
Am Cyan . a3 Glass..... 66.2 Pol: 
Am Ges & El 366 Lib MeN&L... 11.7 
Am Loco . 183 & My... 61.2| and Am M & FPdy 2317 Lockh Airic.. 45-6) they 
Am Motors .. 10 Loew's.. -ee 3723 
Am N Gas 45.7 Lone 8 Cem... 51.6) 0f 
Am 216 Lorillard ...., 23.1 
Am Geating 31.3 Mack Trk..... 18.5 
Am it - 0 Marsh Pield 20.6 
Am 8tl Fd 266 Martin Gi 28 
Am Tel & Tel 1726 May D Str 33.5 
Am Tob . 01 Mead Cp 423 
Am Zinc 174 Mid Con Pet.. 93.6 
Anac Cop . 415 Mid 8ti Pd 344 
Armco 8tl 673 Monsan Ch.... 83.1 
Armour & Co 116 Mont Ward 72.5 
A 263 otor Pd 214 
Atchison 1162 Motor Wheel.. 26.2 
Atl Cst Line 1234 Motorola =e 
AU Refin ... 334 Mueller Br 28 
Atlas Pdr 464 Murray Cp 28.5| around her neck Aveo Mig 55 Nat Bisc 41.2 ‘ 
Bald Lime 93 Nat Cash R 62 
Balt & Oh 28.5 Nat Dairy eH ee 
Beech Nut 333 Nat Gyps a3 | 
Bendix Ay * Nat reat. lis Beth Stee . Mat Steel..... 52.1 jacket 
Boetng Air .. 61 Nat Thea... 86) ng 
Bohn Alum - 194 NY Ale Brk.. 18.7) 
Bond Btrs ... 144 WY Cent 20.5 
Borden .-- 97 Nia M Pw 306 Rorg Warn ..1006 Worf & West.. 432 
Brist My -». 274 No Am Av 1 
Brun Balke .. 195 Nor Pace ... 2 
Budd Co 141 Nor Sta Pw... 18.6 
Burroughs ... 214 wNwwst Airlin... 132 
Calum & H .. 101 ‘Onio O1l..... 633 
Campb Wy .. 242 Oliver Cp..... 13.2 an Dry 124 Otis Elev..... 60.1 
‘an Pac 37 Owens Ill Gi., 00.4 Capital Altri 1466 Pan A W Air.. 162 
Carrier Cp ..% panh EPL 4 
spe - 166 param Pict... 346 Cater Trac .. 6 Parke Da 324 
lanese . 6 3... me 
Cen I) Ps .. % Pe “ 113 
Cert-teed - 21.6 Cola... 133 Ches & Oh .. 366 Dep Comers ae Chi @ NW .. 116 pon ee” seg Chrysler ovse O84 Mor. “6 
Cities Sve .. 108.4 Philip "3 Climax Mo .. 535 Pb! o 3 Cluett Pea a Pilisby Mille 44 
Palm ... $93 pres SS «. & 146 Pullman ..... 
Pure Ot! . “1 
[Gon Ge" .. $e. Radio Cp ..2. 38a * m Dn eee | ,’ 
82 Repud sti ;.. 648) W. Donaldson, ConPw pf 45 11246 Reo Motors 713 
Cont Bak 9 See ee Cont Can vi) ya et -- 084 Rey Tob B .. i) Cont Mot 101 Rock 8p 712 
— hag = Safeway St 436 
coe ag OF dee toed. 703 pos 37 st Reg Pap .. 335) Tuc Stl..... 9 georil Mf ~ | Curtiss War... 13 Beab AL RR 694 Det Edis son 1 lh Sears Roebd ™ 
Dis C Beag.... 4 Shell Ot! 56 
Doug Aire.... 882 simmons 376 
Dow Chem.... 393 sinclair O 457 | Du_ Pont. 1456 gecony Vae 63 Eagle P 275 Bou Pac 66) 
Bast Air L... 357 Sou Ry 62 
—gytnag - 502 Sparks W 45 
ag 365 sia Brand 37.5 & Mus In.. 3 Std Ot) Cal 71 
Emer Pad - 125 gee Otl Ind 906 
End John = een Std O NJ 904 
Brie WR. ..6 17.3 sta Of Oh ae 
Ex-Cell-O . 36 Stevens JP me 
iro Mor 22.1 Stew War 214 prouee aa . 4 Stude-Pack .. 12 
Pruch Tra,... 903 Seine co | sa@ | CIO Council. Gen RBak..... 65 Sylv Bl Pd ae 
Gen Elec...... 435 Texas Co a1 
Gen Pads 34 Tex G Bul 1106 Gen Mills - 684 Thomp Pd “42 
Gen Motors .. 017 tTimk R Bear 463 Gen Ry Sig... 44 tran W Air 24 Gen Refrac 237 Transamer ue 
Gen Tel - 45 Twent C For 27 
Gen Tel - 45 Underwa 313 
Gen Time..... 314 Un Carbide 794 
Gen TI - 374 Un Pae 141 Gillette - 6 Unit Air Lin 32 
Goebel Br 76 Unit Altre . 6466 108 United Cp $7 
Goodyear 7 Unit Pruit $12 Grah Paige 12 Us Lines 186 ot Ke Ry : a1 US Rub 39 6 | consecutive t West 8 el 
Oreyhound ... 12.5 oe ae sane re 4 | general elections. 
QOulf Oi . US Tob . 175] 
Hayes ioe ey 54 “Walgreen | Holiand 141 at 
Homestk .. 4 oe. py ; e 4 | Chancery 
Hooker El. 816 west Un Tel 614) 
Hook El pf...103  wWwestg A Bk 237 Houd Hef..... 158 westg El 71.1 
Tl Cent 506 White Mot 33 | Alex Indust Ray... 47.1 Wilson @& Co 96) 
Iniand 6tl.... 67.4 vise El Pw .. 314 
Inspir Cop.... 33.1 oolworth .. 47.1 
Interiak Ir.... 154 Yale & Tow | 68.2 | steets 
tat. BSt os 6 35 Young 8 & W 23.6 public auction. 
Int Nick A 535 Yngst Sh&aT 586) aper . 822 a 4| Courthouse im the City of Pontiac, Int Pape 22 Zenith Red 7 a ty. , 
STOCK AVERAGES of vote 
Press 
20 60 Indust Rails Util Stocks hic Ge Geek, woneunel 
ae ca | this Court that he has discontin 
DETROIT STOCKS Company be sold at _ 15 18 
Net change. .....—1.1 
Noon. today ....1907 1019 64 
Previous day....1918 1025 64 139. 
Week ago.......1836 981 62 
Month ago......1897 086 64 
Year ago...... 1434 808 & 
1004 Bigh.cicce 1918 1025 65 139 
1064 loW...cece 1438 778 85 
1953 high ...... 1518 986 55. 
1953 low %2 #735 S80 
(Hornblower & Weeks) the bein: 
Pigures after decimal points are — — s 
High Low oon ordered 
Baldwin Rubber® ..... 146 20.3 | ends Bann c Bing 
D & C Navigation..... 1856 156 156) im 
Qerity-Michigan® ...,, 2.3 2¢ 
Kingston Products*..., 26 3.1) 
Masco Serew.......... 3 3 3 
Midwest Abrasive*..... 6 64 
pen fle SoCobocooneee Ct 41 41 
Wayne Screw* ...... 14 15 
*No sale; bid and asked. 
Foreign Exchange Geet such sale 
NEW YORK, Nov. § (AP)—Foreigh ex- seurtece days’ notice 
change rates follow (Great Britain in 
dollars, others in cents): 
Canadian dollar in New York open Count N 
ities tole. end & Mee fin: market 3% per cent jum or 103.12% | teo pe MF | = , S. cents unchanged. 
Europe: Great (pound) $2.79 
15/16, unchanged: Great Britain 30 day 
futures 2.79 15/16. unchanged; 
Britain 60 day futures 2.79 15/16, un- 
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    has been canceled, it was an- 
| nounced today by Mayor William 
foundation presi- 
“Sufficient time wasn 
to make it a successful 
Donaldson said, “and a sufficient 
| number of used cars could not | 
| be obtained at this time to make | 
the project worthwhile. 
“Therefore, it was deemed wise | 
'to postpone it until spring." 
| Pontiac auto dealers were to do- 
nate the cars, with the entire pro- 
ceeds to go toward the construc- 
tion of a new civic auditorium. 
Members of the UAW-CIO locals   Death Notices   
ADDISON, NOVEMBER 3, 1954, . : f; 
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6. at 1:30 m. from the Hunteon 
Funera} Home with Rev. Wright 
of iterment 
Svarks-Oriffin Puneral 
Mr Rice ma 
Bparks-Griffin Peneral Home. 
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for 
many acts we ke B 
iiness and recemt death our 
Byres R. 
  
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terbury, whe passeea away one 
olen y todays Nov. 6& 1963. 
tek sudden was the call; our death ws all, 
~~ to mem than words can 
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grandchildret. roafa and Bob. 
MEY HE in. MEMORY OF VOL 
Groves. . whe passed away 1 year 
ago November 5, 1853. 
We cannot Lord y purpose see, 
But al! t« well that's done by Thee. 
Lillies 
and Beverty .   
were to handle the sale in coop- 
jeration with the Oakland County 
  
Allegan Surveyor Is 82 
ALLEGAN W — Hugh Mac- 
Dougall, celebrating his 82nd birth- 
day this week, is looking forward 
to his 58th year as Allegan County 
surveyor. MacDougall, believed to 
be one of the nation’s oldest elect- 
ed officials, was voted to his 29th   
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Funeral Directors 4 
Donelson-Johns PU 
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Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambutance Serv Plane or Motor. 
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  "STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Circuit Court for the County of Oakland in 
Peter Similugk end Alexandria Similuk, 
At @ session of said Court held in the 
Nov. $—Comptied by The Associated | creer jude 
tition having been filed by David BOX REPLIES 
At 10 a.m, today 
there were replies at 
the Press office in 
the following boxes: 
6, 7, 8, 49y-26,-#1, 28, 30, 35, 42, 56, 57, 58, 64, 
78, 81, 84, 99, 95, 96, 97, 
100, 102, 104, 106, 107, 
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troduce financial service business 
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expanding   
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men. Openings limited! Write 
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. wa? edivuiting Dur. one ee ecoun se koa 0 *Y% Ton prvi 7. Personalized Gatland BRpcmandhi ay fhe to pay down. ore Call ie aged couple only.| rosé eee i” assuee - fommy's Ber. — 
9 oy eo Ad EMEN ——e Ponti rte eee | Oe yf By a Po o| sooee a oe est discount. In a. PE 24021 * Lake Located on black Rj on BeLbwi 2 “ectock “in 
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y * oo aries experience s_and F WORK GARAO fndu ac Farm and BA aie Mice | en <<, % Peng be. your UPPER py sol yp monet lag ay ol * 
Be sarae Sale wink mma) SRN Rae a a :| SSGSEREAETY aylor ; See te | Seciatong eae "fase 
= r = , Barees._ PE 2 Cr _ton, . Ad q ; ; o_o 
aise Caer Fos cmE a | seg GARPENTER WO nae |e ee oe oe Sat eres | Eae “ SES mo sneer tr was GALL | corner wanda Lake be Se EET oe 
id ion a Clean BEFORE n .e . — 
F Sie“ elARe OF on sae ng Sig OB ne Noto roam. off the yori tos a TR =~ ay *Afier 8 1 oe oe For Rent Miscell 
housework FO! PE “ment. work BLOCK AN . o. Bead ecorating 20, har & TIVE SERV wattes Larger home — Roons AND BATH _— HOUSE on) #3 | eto ~ 43 
and cook R LIG | CONC E | ete FE D CE | A-l PA com VICE - = roperty s for PRIV FE UNF rae 
al State w ing, for cae ‘pathname Secken wea M1 PAINTING PaPun | EARN commer gg PR gs rg Mg . i a city © ROGee | tat wT On tat rE_ ziera. 3 0 PER , = FOR 2 BO. 
8. ges. Write Daily custo er, free estim WITH AiR | p18 - ov" ee pe | gifts by eve AND CH 5-7861 ~ myment Pi ccggpeonsei is fi furn. MY LAKE 4730 Oak OG _ESt sen" 2” or what ATS, 
ED WOMAN 70 CARE od M BUILDING ate FE ay PA mates FE _your home ing a tov nisTMAS ae een Ghbare equity. T scarce ree down 4 rn 36402. . PART-|* ® rove Rd. OR 32608. stored. path 
= Coming sernsng” m | eae oaar fs ge eevee rete or Sieh aT See Serie Sets M_APARTMERT_COUPLE eee i REWT |" For Sale Houses 
is, M3, 4. KA : an ta cem diss. for = ay mber 10th and 11th or ° _ ere jaca sag we'll DORRI us, No| OR yoo furuteh . #70 per hom “ROOM AND BATE —URFOR 7: cone rT} 
moderatnation a ALTERA. | 0OOD fas omnes. | oa Meroe Ab mieten. Th BROW Ask REALTORS S & SON NEW ROO Dixie ares. "eg gases _wibs. | MODERNE HOME 
= TERe | “pater alws Et a | audite 1362_W N.R 732_W. H co-0 Eve’ Rodos AND a 5 phi geese _ $660 Jefferson, Realty IN VIL- 
; | Oe witm A ar lg Aon agg en ———— ealtor [wr ad nk P MEMBE 6 o AND BATH ROOM TERRACE AT RAMONA : o_o 
riot ys a good G@ooD ww eNIOWN oD purchased er Ba _FE 248 } HOU ee RS - o'clock OL [ BA Mo. 2: 3 Orton- 
PAINTIN exterior. 7. >| 3m. and at  OSMUN RAVE 10. | wt | Bovnie , AND roe 1557 5 ROOMS C _ © .007 all after _§ pm. mo. Call Lake Fae 
be Cc. wae 2 WA . Tickets 4 p.m. — a At our $200,000 - ERCOMES, | nished Boots OF ED EDITH &T § ROOM 5-8482, from € to down im = = Cees 
6. OA’ 8-3807 } noni, Mam og aaah Pears ——- gzcept heat, 1 a pon.| wees! N No. 3; is, excelent condition 
Painti or FE . yone participating 1 eliente. < Aeardicorong new we! 2 tee = ight & gas. rae AE Ona ® an store with 
Free ing, Wall W uxiliary to by the , the | 48K FOR me ner nag for our | uburn Av NISHED RM HOUSE FE 64757 school oie vi le 
2-2708 estimate ashin Pontiac po To i So wana sell ] ee i —— | eon Fol _ntgstment “ian A Bnonon 
AiNTT sacenatte, a rou -To Insure l oo $100 4 — onthen 0. 4: 3 with small 
B bedroom 
you T? UY IT-WE Tons an on paved road home, | sveable geerty 
dts be 22, mevaR Ir’ ICA Saginaw ot +2 1 ” Adjac , finished 
kicind SF vig tas . if you ok rf worth R D HO 9500 8yi- 
pnt] * oP . Dee live tm the RSE 
‘ Be a areas 
EM REALTY 60 selling Ra. 
PLOYERS Svenings MEMBERS ores 
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Checking « of tormer emo WE ABsOt 2 oo or 
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tests. CONTRACT LAND ers for 
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uses = 43 ___ For Sale : 
art id end uses 643 Fe 
. = Sale How ; 
= tus “ome” ge KINZLER : 43| MODEST MAIDENS 
s BENEATH TH te — 2 Acre , "By Jay 
Sa OAKS | $m TEE wae f. lakefront, TV 
i Brick 2 car room 
& stone 3 a. 
| “PRSPay Te REL 
unet ot 3 7] 
basement Owes ide hr well 
3g room " ag: 
lavatory room, _ living 
bedrooms sewn paren. 9 den, ree. 
a ae a “= Giaitiey oo tormce u 
5 one qecge. Eoamas attached ——_ and clear | L et 
paved d auto oo paint- iw as down, W ISTINGS 
‘ school a blocks a CURyRBAN aon | we oe ee ian ja contracts. 
\ sea *Pingacing omnes 260 x1 GALOW buyers f i, ee | vo teiee 
ius PARTRIDG _Owcer PES can bert te ay wit reasonable te | erty uuse, of your Wwe (tse have _P¥ 2210 or VE 53078 SCART ny 
rt ALTOR E Delco ol! Full HANDY & 107. rranged. eee with tive amet will deals nee since requ otme i t 
¥. Boren . FE 2-8316 Lig lg Good MAN'S SPECIA sxceptional | E kuches living room, are foreash an 
omar) Se asaes | Beret : aes! Ol er 
e éreperies Priv. of ee ees Ace, running wa. sonTs IN 
+ s on Sylvan Priv- t " New window Half myATIRA END A 
i. Lake - $008 window, F ws a eee iby ACTIVE Si A pty STONE RE DISE 
iar ee Street CROOKS ple 3085 ao a =~ pin ee gg EFALTY CO WILL BE THE | 
nial Ou story. treme cote- a 2 RD. attic gerege, end ste! ot al 2 mic. FEEL wh wae 
carpeting heat. je colo- 160 ft. tr Biva : irmay to - o 8 : EN YOU 
bie.see" Fare rage, Wels 006, chs eracsnoa abe tat | CHAR OVE OF amt 
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erms at ou for red, _ down peg LIVABL © j sPactoUs 4 
Se | BESS ae eee Eh son| memer| 
Near nco home tor ‘ ad oan Saitek oe lara ULL Fac a 1 
rooms Webster ong bath 2 nice ag! 2 bed Carpets condition co Ac that | FOR BE RANC CE BRICK | 
nice & beth ry but oo iete. Decss room cnn a and. ¢ ide and ETTER HO CH HOM ON 
u 3 room eae | and = a have smatane pe pet Papa metuaed MES Es IF You | NE STOR 
p LOWER NOW to get for « lude; incine: ing pot uded Cc FOREST HURRY Y u | » bed y 
Only $3,000 v Jt ahead. Total ing pliant. ieee Gace beak | i suntry Club E LAKE OU HAVE Y | total pr om nome & 
Just reduced down. : CKLER R beth, half a softene heat-| he petiroon 1 states. Lovely n CHOICE ourn| tront Full Ah 94950. 
$1,066 -dow : ro EA Joh EALTY n-s master and th. firepi r. full me With al vere brick = OF 107 ; this poreh. ¥ giassed 
modern home. per only | $70 n Kinzler Eres FE with m a car’ weak nse rage 2 the attached 3 ranch | HOMES vol! ad ou won't best 
2 bedrms dot roa eeete. | Y Se ome , Realtor “Fe 1410 FE Sel , uate ies lenmen © 5 ear ae | UNDER a 
eo." breaktant” nook, full Sten: career. pb FE Sa AD $2 “I'll he wav OUTSTANDING Situated. ange rege oa fur. STRUCTION. M cow: Bg NTRYITIS?” 
pprosts hea A full base- Co-operatiy Eves till AMS ve to ha Ana ‘ ee. ‘0 BUNGALOW ft ov tion ANY WITH pe 4 acres $ : 
a Bu line Bg eb 0 DOWN Estate Exchange | FA a lap—I mean, line!" up now, W oie a ge landscaped course 13ers Gas HEAT AND windine tee ae Oe 
wore ta ia, erie anes and My ics woe mo =—— 1 aT bur. I'm on the fore ett 3 mouse | Weaul Mire” Pal aod heated aren ieem.cntis tore 2. fireplaces with tll Deseret ——— 
rE CAR ee eeees Ge ae ou om boss’ | “e a” mare uille 8 afte 150 LOT must see is one 
EA r. close full be kind a ace yee is just : bath, e minut trim, | rE 34 . FULL 8 te spprec hom 
pects to! Dnas 3" = Stra s20e0"down"S teem bret am not | foe things ne you, are th __For Sale Houses apocaring stairway vo wnchen, | Deauttu tale ~ SALES PRICE OF FE’ =“ 
basement n living ae | o1ses RE a rick breeze ma cor goon =? 4 gonig uses 43) For 130 eon eterior We alte, cedar unusual tae. frontage ‘with $14,380 INCLU ea 4-9584 
i ix dear warace, Lares i” | $1800 — “acura noth. frees berries ot abrubbry. frat ’ NEW. VACAN ~ Be r Sale How Houses a we SELL jocation 80 x, Carpeted rooms, 2 . BEsevet Seong AND ALL DES LOT. e WRENCE W. 
with $21 andscaped close to W . @ room: rage house alse a nice size’ uw ces ’ ‘ ANT OWNER Stee ~ WE runs with Biter gece alu- N COSTs. FUR-| 
Py 300 dow let ~ aterford s & bath It hes a? ze | new move ri , ished 5 ROOM ~ | TRADE | recre the house sun deck ISHED 
ACRES Mode n con eo Markle Realtor Slichen tae sue ful coasement worth the mice eth Fae real FE otniee comer UNFIN- | REA! a IRRIS & SON teparate tu room ae a cane wane a HOME t= E Pike st 
an ae ip a ersony : Oo it st er Th bd at on!) ily — alana seated 7 RS car ae in laund e ary ‘o-oner 
of ak | Phone Me ne r 8 her a asa remod e y $8506 o2 Wo oH CO-OP control ge with ry room 228 M ave Bee PARKIN 
ofl OR Watert breakiast ‘ge din: jeled | T . GI’ 'S — i LO eros grees is led overh electronic DLE ID- a 
tm kitchen. Sete 3-1268 ord b. The room. enc ining room THREE e500 WwW AS RS really @ ead doo ally BELT Estate Exchange 
= se | living losed fron -E BEDR Lakefron DOWN 2 bath: $150 DOW ec eiseT, Beceem core bey ond This ; NEAR OR- 
se, Meaty gt ye ween VETERANS are "veoetian RIS ome in very DROOM | | Tis tact puerta ine location are rooms. cai” abate S| ee | NR. ST. MIKE 
house rries. =," stok in identia th red LTER ai e, | r D ontiac Eves 1 F ONE reo ; _@ Ss 
try for y bom land oe ». Pont ment use §=Call he throughout er heat, V of | rice Auto. oil walls °2 Pert GRFEN scount ler FE atter E +6191 i = mete 
pric: e ms Pa jac! r an ej} seaable enetian closets, | ode $9300. Pa heat i Bivd . REL | . 56781 ent cond ro hom: 
with gcd of = coun ; bout gl | . appoint- price blinds’ 1 taxes yments ! -TOR LONG din ition e in excel- 
neieneen ieee) HA TES" east | one smrcen oo | ee ee ve ene = MIL E SEL TOm | 2 pedreom nome with aad i trots pare Rlicnea and ay 
NCE ban BM? - ce tor 2 with add IR 1 nd beth 
cloug 3-dedrm AREA NNAN yt et ae GA <4 ol “hci L R eh ge te wall dearooms ub ORG PHWOOD — ial tae RE 
Wiichen © and a tne ne Some aarti R ‘sider ees ores DEER HUN tiches , Sih ms sroetiae i sANIZATION laundry mat hand tereens 
= noe has s com M50 in E TROOM FRA! ' 7 lo- Here TER ce Aw plenty nice | S reet Onl D *. 
Seema wie rine fm tall | “oer | ms: BRICK i The | Co-operative Neal Estate Bach lo, 200, Livery Sith Basement on a” ERS ee gedeFtul buy for oni I z| sonmtnens b.60 66" cal” Yo 
street WN ed rear ie heat ga- | a3 bedre age of door and th bus | GAnaS Poe Estate Exc Ino | — te at PE Mer i str Perma- a *s-acre ee . 
Same eau ood ard paved ps Te ag eer and den y Per for the ere is HOUSE FOR hange i . Huth- uction _—s Poeiah cod. | You wil NATURALLY NORTH S 
$10 See | reo’ to pa price you at! of land there d _ ina SALE LA sulated e con-| 2 | hike tt OPEN 2 er SID 
ower cae ty otic es | ee eee nyatt Fe a ee sie ang ee a Rg EG Sowa lore seremeeaca oho Ge | ctu iim aa 
be) “NT alls Alsg th apd on bee . w PA = rs lak A rport fu e are sun and bed me i itchen rm . 
W lawrence ENT Realtor - 3 500 om ® corpers astered | — $7500 poouse ‘ne werbahep ee adi ace on HoUsE. bearoom 3. ving tdenat privi- pm River Mons — taba oy - blocs ger cae stan eae ine Waste space piastases wom bath Oak Gales 
ext te C $-6195 o ‘ou this rms Let ced at | ui «bet only t10b0 e i8 | TO corte per. EM finish end helf ea. pro land im ecres Sta r past yo hee| Bu. and 3 trachive Tee liv sets linen = bsmt. nicely ecumeaea 
onsum pen ev today us | want & ter down BUY ee _ Partly bath perty mediate te | ur doo is goes u room renee toker good 
ers Power “| i show | 0 eh the wen" if you Ste eae FELL REAL? | we with og —— ag 330 mo $1500 prea wack of | © Only _ poige rooms y i 8 tt er sonnge atic gu aaa ‘with 
a me * ater 
wesy sive _xea (Giroux & Hicks) #3! = ae ee ar ADT | 2 BEDROOM Eat Ease Ry neha F. panes aa Son ee siete Se at say #7300, 
RLY 1 xie 8 this t ts - FAST S + or the big 3AN |S Built Copper sir — 
Ta FIN wy. ' 6 the | Ss = mon! MODERN HO _$3123 bi N ( = bu res i 
_sast rh i "ah a EIMaED j « ROOM OR wa! Plains pra ml vith = neh can a! i ws Ae SIDE c oe Some | tg) re "bedroom fome. in ade is ‘ J nh Soe DN, Realto palider, Al” oF a big bie teen tne ae I. 
0 DOWN — oa | ou opERN wee GOWN STS se Ree Stet," OROOR vest and ciggn, | Pe. Orteri wT OC enrejares i ews 1 : Oy ter tal gare ig “ihe prtucees,| hes xia “taran oneelint 
NEW 2 | WN A oe ao 4 BEDR 5 ROOMS is Wit. bewwes Sharan garage Dak benccan acs - Tele ue cena” payment | Moca got ag vee 
; . . ok sem * fa , ua ranteed | end pe: . th ae. 
wo Es. wit F STAR (ADAMS RE AL | This 7 ROOMS. KEEGO | pw yg Lore = rges | bd ouex ws. car 8 iph Rd. | bly cal ta work-| 68s heat recreation bemt. with 
ENT 1TH FULL TER Auburo TY GO: condition home ts only. $700 on Main — | vet turo to Duck heater auto . sute 
a a a Pi ee 2st eg ake sot sre” Seance | TO wee ae TERS oe jae Siena 2 See 
*CH 5 j ; heat v son ents, | { 
_WILLIAMS OA — —_ rr ouaee - corner | seste Private ow subdi- = co Drive Model 1 block © plus 
1AM8 GARDENS CARE WES 97950 terms. ‘ seaut wr ca MY | OP — 
B 2atut| BEST BUY GATEWAYS to| goon a at oe SSerrrwspperamm "Louis owe rea ohn K. Irwi 
ral _ west only a - | BUN - . 
OWN | TO S HAPPINE ro - ie = Gremrere Deuy sun a — ae ged NTO 8 PM. Fe" cress as 
| . mod. bedroo* ally = tes | ome. tiv is excel- | ----—- Lent r st 
$12 500 AY SS sewing Dam cedar adh ed ¢ built. “7 — ing room eff ing room. dim | ve FE +1 
Modern Maly two soe | SPIC EAST PIKE IN —— ee, laundry gad a met | ture one aa shormeps 4 toy S soom a E | Compictes sea ha STONE M > 
ami Syeere cle : ANT NEAR » INCO out ’ Insulated pic- | 3 room s and be urnage basement bath NE RE 
auto AND EASTE ME $00 term Fue! rate s an4 th dow Je stoke #1 EALTY . 
storm matic | Pav R . for costs through | ent bath 2 ner lot ar ge r 9 Jos TY 
heat e beth SPAN ed street " JR. H IDGE entire less hea rances up Loe Co ot lye CO 
a ger m A SPAN & be loc 10K W A year than " Pirepl Spe.) Ott ole r- tos 
fear yeee Cecsnswer. mum | Io at Gore & beth ont a o78 Ba AY po cewie ol close to store 1008200 sel os cane von gh-nchst4 2S. Baty ewe 0253, MA’ VETERANS — 
yerd « vc litte Pull ting fo idw minu ™ by stores te re to offer: } KE NS 
#17 500 Renton entiion | buses ie Og nes tee storms and Devement od. per Co-operstive Réal PE vem oe on. epteen beet EE od bus Shown | “ee vee this oe ae SREBOU YEAR 
st ® e hee Estate | 
gi3.000 SYLVAN guORms ee eran tree smell TOUR’ I oo 180 81,000 senisa. |7 onan | The Don't mise this WHITE orp baLowe A Min vow ® 
dling reach bungalow Rem. | . Tum frum. trove. bee. YOUR InvEstt ine) 4oen ROO TMA AT ITE LAK | matie ofl f N— Me > rae i 
ao ving rene nexeeptiooally a ae wink tee Ewer NEAR M HOME | wus oes = “ELWOOD | wae reps FAKE thehen, and. ye remodeled F mae ~t 
room. { cea the nic room is : N PONTIAC E 6-126 FF teabeth Lak firepine e ving sona! years of leq oa of 
i tele cae ae hae LARGE F ew features ION scHOOL +304 ere | pla A yg room sence caane: Ge per ra) +The . office. All deal 
14.980 L reclhar tach fares te ot home. Sada - FAMILY? — a of siding Open 8 to 7 cmk ond Set a: aoa genset — oe FFERS Rouses inrolied ape 
ooo LITTLE PAR me Manéeeeit "Ghose 2d Ont ¢ BenRocen? abe tts heme. —— oo | JACK | Seen uw beet aise double, = '™ alue of to al : 
room hom M wate ‘ and y @ fe DROO large home r beth : en r heat * bath odern this €room A ; wv 
mim cies ang oe nieen| Sth Theeter storm auch room ener - ‘ven # bome ig complete for 8 Te ce, OVELAND | Bet" sown tached 7 cer int "bath plastered. walls Orth Saae | Sth with edited features” oot ———4 
oo = Sas end ot bowen” 5 ty $i'G00 wth 81 000 down, —— bath nome tery iy “ and. Dusiness Rasy Ke path a Oe, marvee | see Oat cre 99000 No like thi ey eee Gennes | severe tall Setenen 
. close , Gown ‘ious res man AN | nbOun SUNGALGW Bossi IVA ment to ° do is roo side and | Severe . 
82300 BR te Pon- IMMEDIATE carpet, Ir Toor wach oa ape. a HOME apts Mg cern E_ +166) NW _ Si aes m peneaiew, ¢ oe. eS initiates 
qe, bau prey, oer) IMMEDIATE | Eas ae aie | S18 HOME os nee Be eso RA ap Nig ec Ee 1 
Wining at apt Peas Pom pear N seneana 0 aes heat. space for | 3 x 36 eco dourle T —Peo- 5-3976 wil home. yet ance of an } 2 aate ritletig and bus e by New 
iy ved aareeet fust out home tec fruit gre: ‘arge reel and up be e, room garag ~ DRAYT F ES > spe im addit idea! 6 0. for quic 
. for e. ON -591 10s FOO jon to th: terms ‘ 
e005 Gowntoen 2. | te of Keego H ated | Paved — end —— seen | gee vine 2 reome 6 peom PLAIN Mu 2 or FFE: yoi heave me fer © . 10 Ac 
room brand bo Sa ole tock Seems sale iene ee ame ae tenner oll = Be S \c esiye Cor 5.2564 tates eo ener Acres—Clark { N 
acre inteh new waa. | atce gy tnet lose sale fir p00 tz 0. or fas R yy ore features.| ‘o pote gue Mog wetne larae’ mo . nD EPA a penton ; of extn vial rete fer 6 alr larkston  <TO 
kiteben. HBORS oO J 2 ft large b- a Saote Sache "maaan aan barn | rm bome NE : 
Sr at eens Le Someee | 0. Tz | fam ieee 2 F aster | inte! Scege ea Sameera es | REA 
kitchen . well, : a be: ou | of cirele iy ce in Gar rs. Oe 18 work seg ircontrgh & iy sALTY 
ding omk .. septic, | e sood furnace. aad 8 — own a CHANCE FE $418: REALTOR } : land This erro ol Eo | Less TH THAN - MILY . nely @ — oe (tee et — ceieite 1e12 root fi ot to tp oS ean oat 
terior stud. | Shes Reduced frontage AKE FRO ;——— 1 rpense cas e f @ into | ror D. NC beat —— Deily, Sun 
L. H. BROW . — with in ol 17 na tae Seostifal Wheto Nt open ‘Eves Huron 8t down payment “a fosseaehie ss a a pive 1) room pase per year cme, am 6 Owsrt lea SMART Wwe 
1a Ww NLR Reach wee ¢ ve west of SS OPEN . $1000 Dow aos i canes, Geum tan 00 terms Nee for #13 BUY 
LS, OS ew eal ‘ox foo i30 ft Oftere swith 2 bed. | NEW New FE} " neh be Pe ani = ot HOME 
ft bed 2 bed \ fram 60 s' Prices ds ter- R A br On THE 
Reus _exaie Esch $950 DOWN foun ie Oo “artnet ie | aa home La fom Shel "bome with Taree, bed Mere. 9. au sedan" wma 2 te ochester—2 Ac a “lovely pet ap the a 
BRICK INCOME S| DOWN meni Yoo“cokeane te | Fee Steal Teena vit, foam gs a larae it Bor ass SPOTS TE a eee prlaapig Nh foment si eae: 
orana t ME wit: @ real ie leg | . Pull lot close to on a cous uitable. 98 agprer lot in = oe iving room ts on i bade er ment your ews # home man bric eedar eR 
new off Two sharp cabin Yo Jee 87080 stores Bales 780 with ed b and bedroon . Specto ances private cres Ww situated ‘ imelud: and to 
pear J ne well me ot So gy with rola . acy ne ee MY 3908 wna rolanthagge on Sunday — a with Fise down. | unit bow ge My om Complete apo. ; ot seat oil shane property and. few eae | make over eurects place will 
and beth * families and bac end Te ogy hy - . SURE IT : L. : least 650 the iar o im one streets Ocntiore ns en wth wel) Living tog arte- | Wonderfu SUBURB! home 
sean “wp © re -§ reoms & of this In the $600 DO IX C. L ments on mo ot ap for at . fuveuiense mais redw natural Bhar 16x28 contem ih every BAN 
coder Me attract and beth Pgh Me gg me is a t This home WN «208 DD per mo be 67.50, bet wim ly A — — place and eee an ts ae 
fireplace’ Aut ped ade te OG ont ore cles aedeoome vane Pp cal oor a cae but with Lt Igy tloe large | bedrocm ceil | Situated too pum unu 
bol pl ro ge worver Located. agg mace ‘inte Cc REALTY Co in Gg i a 361 Open ——— —— am | Ee fr het 20°50. Better Nice voedrocm "bungalow bath bull - coraante it bora od om abeat a, ey ‘ion 
beat otal Ke ‘e-opere’ re g ired r pi e hitch be ty in tile y an stream lake ’ 
prendre pleasant = to price ts $6 900 } tive Rea! Baars Mtr | a; @ lote —- oon a paar bch walden 100x580 tage cog if ra dining sone with aasican: oe vu | very Fan. oy od ha 
Particula peop t —_ mod- ROOMS FE 2-0263 Exchange | 23-2821 now oo this one on | | | price a B80 istapce to a and en | room 2 am eee ‘ae — Btdodard bot ve exclusive the bem. te = . 
= cm uses MS .. . Open iness section Ful h hele m cle ve qupneeraess very 
al gg e will approve MORE . AND a ‘tll 9 | LAWRE “se Im mediate Full sepa ou Koad hates ant pa re specious Frame CITY sOuTH : 
Saat sen ehens| | Ss E . . . ROOMS ext aoe re anen sai peel] eta set Creve. ase pine matogany deert | cit "Sach “Ki “ce, cue’ Seee" Fos | 
at m this fa so many _ — POST BRAN | L | H apace gal lawn ree verted need gereg * © ere floor / 
CARL W are Ww wat how Guar Ge ae bea ie “OFFICE. | mag om Ry ing wn ane Semaibareer gaan «coe. | Lar ggg Sess carective, ; 
son ._ BIR are vm rd gas sr = “ too y 06.500 is terms eunte m | stor oe oe ee erat 
Com D,R Srecana lseaaa: th City wa ELECT gr j I 427 } re, 3 3 
FE- — National wteakor ter forme @ Judge around Beighborhood near F craiciry } int St. - R erms Lake F 230, rue ts © x. apr ote ; 
BIRMINGHAM. VT Bisg | Recon tal Sat ecround | eek Ser trade. gare | T | OS. - ee ee a oa ae | ‘CRAWI 
Drive. open ft. 107 CEDAR ate gown th Guia priate «8 bat ee em Paces +. Rurce Realtor —— ‘ FOR 
hearoms divine et Sender: | it a Dedroome,. ora ™ eton | Brome On >i or Na highligh Se 4 
years ining = 3 il atv r and WE - _® to 0 or OR: 3 . rotate E iving room re Lake By WwW 
Le) old, pea — &@ good eile ga ‘ST SU ene ee 1769 : ate _Eschen ural 1ixat Ideal oma” 
$4,000 r echool —y furnec: ment 5 SUBU | Sun 1 to & 4% . ae fireplac with | 
_ ©1077. down. Owner aso oe 2 — oan type ome strtotiy URBAN ea OW seg DS. OR TRADE cue room ce "tod _Deaied rE +1940. 
‘A a tle” bain wht bash an = rem fnuined Nome’ a” ig The Sg A ; 
HOMF OF YO == — of 13 ld SELL ft “aon and i eet r L pooreen Cero ba “ae bag mic — lovatery ‘ 
, UR éown. $7500 — Total OR T race ni cueeaar room. i7| k e es raace predic jaa 
ith w . $3380 ce loc ay and | | c red 
, : OWN $1000 locating nore R TRADE hse Borer sear Wh t OO ; ter Any * west sony DOWN ~~" | windows! threw oa” pies $5 
nco | 05 = of hom 8 ent un, RB. * storm alum! 
a ont 1eeusd 23 DOWN froma se Sav pee prensa ea toes | H as sees eee, ee a cae quent rbeech 3 fee 00 Down 
2 vestment three room tm Pont — = be had w a4 sale tota i dow ! E To a ansville ome bas see » rice only oe th ee car foot PL / 
New oll furnec <n 5 poem to ve acre of i om ole cert pay evtomontl wm | NORTH $ DE saise caches ollie you ere tarage Ro J. VALUET $0 300 rms ATS, US MORTOAGE CosTs 
siting. Hscelient £m sal wen pall on lead nea key, ee we hee for ith Lee | St E | Cine pomees ir & $1 280 matte pom Oakland A ET. Realt ‘Pine Lak , 3 BEDROO 
Vacs terms wie dation Needs to city ee - fe abl eared the er bet bath, tho othe imedern UN Call ok Total aise ane operative Pech - or ake Fro SEL : 
acant pes West Side man. De gy ore haar COZY AND WA ak Ke and clear = \ Dedroome! Big ~ si ~ — Tothangs —— - oe ” ECT OAK FLOORS 
ee ices oe Fd $2,706 room. 2 “ RM” io I _ $730 les s! Very enirence pail? , aso 1 pet situated on ty bath LAR ; 
heat. fu eee room}? w. M.S Ot im °42 bedroom . . Tem areas — ot)" ts APOE ¢ R WN phe meee ' well land. | GE LOTS 
cen Vivace cma ster | ™ Sse Stout, Realtor ee Zoe, Grae ang a Realtor | | Peer eee ‘scams | ia ‘acatnes ca ot Rr al Sane ARS eeraees 
Sylvan Villa : wong: Wen os A beat. Alco Open Son 1 to | towns Masts pin on th asin "priced at 60.850." dining room lnreptnee. fal RUSTIC MA vain 
— content _— nZ " eed yard oud temo lcalind| ee. Lira leaving BRICK IN( vee room room. oe pet “ RDWARE 
room land Table neigh rap ' 100 vetery. | astic 
vettoonts 1 "dows home. Has LOW Bate Ww | POUR nooma cote we Maron ft ONE feo" 8 specious bearooms | nnn cibieniiiags 
: Ssertie, Sh Ses | Lae OW DN. PAYMEN man ; a searie tin pce Sage ine Me SEL Sn Aric om meat 
rch. Storms mae Peas fireplace. gaiow with apd cM $1000 NT | 4 KEN GI CAN Gow patbvionoig Leake unit Necoled oil eso porch 4 oro and ATTRACTIVE 
sem s and rea hot, shax ot . u or m | bu BUY Ave on mat) sem BR 
pr ent. of} heat ecteens. r 63365 ie, and beat e can oa oe 5 bed ore S | ngalow this neat Barga garage A < furnace ent tt A gt . 
ivileges $14,500, Catare Lake atten eagg ne emt on Located in, in ; one ceing i Beli n batty It a a lew gis room JIM \\ y La included turgicbings il PUL ‘ 
: —o J : 2 vedrooms.. staired atte Tag ‘Call ‘our value to. “ie; —— oe “ at | ar weaned ge ‘rar i= ee HT, salir Roy A ” mavens PRICE $10,800 
2 bed oslyn | oe ae ae eb ed | can recet Siilnes:. Gan. cen | pron es ee soe nag a Co-operative Rea or | nN pt ag Mins gene 92 
Bo eo ape Boom — sink dishmaster = | money th cahon te you | BRIC EER HIORI 8 500 Good wet = _Betate = nett ] ities! ioeure —_ > 
Large lot me — fine $2,600 down moter | GILES ont Mg Ag tor the CK RANCH neigh- NE ate Euchange ur REA nc | urance. 
and 20220 upsta! back | 92 W RE AL and ogy ee 0 and | Ready fo B.D AR T ~ Ruron ae is or, 0 ALL POR APPOL 
qarene. 38,400. KEEGO eae TY CO. bath up bedroom | trae & boron tas ' CHARLE Nice 2 OSLYN | Open Ev oun, oA NTMENT. 
Near C  or.ene. | 6, om HARBOR rage and 2 s basement. ge- | feat gh Ag cote ARLES. Real ee a enings and FEdera! 3-7) Lone Ww 
rescen ieee te tees ee cote ee... 8 FE +6 a ie om a mo | at ne. vestibule reach home FE 4-082 ealtor: — ee Bunday ® REAL ahains ot add 
: Just across t Lake reer Day ard sche oak fo ® = $2,000 only on oun ne vestib ‘e thle bath, home !7!17 8 Lele 4-052) oe nace ree ull panamen ex. 14 
| beighborbeed ome. Pall, full bath. eae s “re ™“ racinut vine ange ‘ont Fa specter hart t pen Eve Mortenge minum torn | WI 
| garage j | gas hb sement dining L - atate E nings ear FA e FHA 
$1500 IRWI Washi A eat inke with ree a IZ. LAKE Sreninge | batten iwi Lar 
be sen N R ington iad cea We bomans rea. | $1,380 dow E ESTATE a ae ange. ne 
| BOY AND seu, | am Baie 6 SA} toepeet canoes | woowann eavares ee | Tart ving room pice acer ars BR 
Dow this en r Es “edar Too bom Ake a ss 205 sto 
i ‘PE soir Baldwin A MEMBERS 3 bupnocie “y. e rm. home rfect 3 Ray honing terms TATES | Feom _ tna a kitchen | P pe thal mirebeney tarage 
nol FE 284 PE | faoch bome s Vous tal peting  oversined  uihes = — me omy PONTIAC REAT ail | ould . 
) | | — TFS 3-000) . oe coe. a rede this Enh bette sesk Ritchen = bee hina na iy | North 2 ACRE 237 Baldwi C REALTY You Page oe To 
: AN on HUMPHRIES — + bm just" es y Loon og amy lap avon the brick Pcs on | floor rig © res es Fr ( on Like to ___Open_9 Pa vi or OR }1760 
: D HARGE or heoemae ES ‘ asune needed ee interto lawn 2% screens beet, meny a Some pl with ken newly ooms on first } . © $8775 of this be the proud . Sun. 1 te 8 
, Open * R CO. CLLAGE. | Vanes’ IN 8Y or. cane ean ne for) SvERL on genes aad cre ncaa can weer the | rege ontely plastered | and | ast Sut ~ttis Rome? One owner On 
: BY ze iness | we ae ae : ——— <= | OVERLOORES NOTHING “we room dining room coetue meaee | @. Heated ga- |< urban Soe owner | ly $600 
| PRA sam | Beat oe a eT Ria ron, RlosaED Ih ees aa | le mre ee wheter see, | ae ly $600 Down 
N 17 liv sed. 1 yanch | $1,480 DOW ®/R apes priced” to ¥ell want tui with $2.000 Gown. fgg i ae eseeae aie kitchen ‘witht dining room. vere ae 4 alow tn Keege 1 
UDS el b> and 4 = E N. WEST sU anch Style we a oa check bee | own $11. 250 hot ee peor | large 4 spacious th breakfast ; worm ty dee : 
os — wr oatural BURBAN ith EST SIDE Y or arta . Priced ie heet sina reom own eee and % rnace. ao ge automatic rr, 
' $F, | 'N to ce cobincts counters. Mod- down, , _frepince 4 rooms, win, broserwag _— Can you ima , oe kant aa = a a | better thon ae rs = 
‘amil living room « Hall poe 0. a ee . unaan 3 tively tage. This at- 5S 2 2 at gine a iyin sr Ww 201 or FE eat with stok up. Full P ying rent. uch 
Good Oia tor betbanee ty a price new condition home is in ist ful, path a ng room  Reaner aon Bivé St. Mike’ crend To ate jaanion en | PAUL A. KERN 
shane get ome prep ad end ted arnt +4 Pick. $6, Ey wen Fhe neve i is. 1" nea: a Open Shi Handy to > \rea | iste yp Bay - lake mn H Oheal Ave RN, Realtor 
= Se ten Ss wereway. Garber. orice an ohder_ home at ae FULL storms onbins. val ent phone gg complete | Thi QUICK P Ses.) a Mg ek aaa Mn Estate st 
’ tare te Ki, "Eh idle | trl nae o_o Has ant 0 Ff —— parcel S0x218 ‘a large prociated. 2 SS ea ee pared tends” ESSION a i bie 2 bedroom “— | me 
West Side " to sell Ss"E. bedroom down ° bath sk IT Lane Q noise % sodas be ‘oe | — “aes ee ee peted fying 3 Ma wan tuto East Side $2 D —_ 
t : Ais 1 up. - = ay r roomer r floor ca modere roem ree room an er car- “ 
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Seeed new ceaar © CQUPL. . - corkine . = ee , a. some. Fert Willi : Russell Y pe noch and entrance Hae separate £2000 00 ove. bee poreh shone Ewe ee New 2 bedroom es | 
ee ee ye e 2 really uke Mey eo ao 5 S illiams Lake oe w. eesy oung Aa acon , aha heating 5-7206 pe Size Xt. oom Pirepioce _— bunge. cad sepite ten ‘ “i wavs, me | 
roome bedroom ur reon TOR 3 Ls) es a romt *. | y 947.50 tenk ~ Leconte 
WM. H. KNU eS core ae Paice. room apy Ms new sid “sow eal Open Bren o om wm. WHA | i D” Nichohe ta a tate fine ~~ | 
. KNUDSEN Ee from wae s, living dungalos al are, went a __ Sun__‘till_. Would you 7 A OME! EAL ESTATE i co Mer go New roof. F C W 
FE 4 TOS ot, 96.700 _— Large sereened 1 foo, & m, sepa som — with pve Meg iek in MoD.| tie wont pungeiow practicall a at 816,500 bus. om near . . ood ( C es 
4-4516, os "FE 5 $006 H . a. a pH ag hl — Hoe bd Only went 1 eo annex. Bast oe —_— |B. y > Amt A i walt with 92.500 — REALTOR 6 
Boman um fed furnace heater. stot N. Me Sagiae REALTOR a, Block to. echool o, many R DE slie R. reer William 
p rie be fany tarulated = reeree- K er in) BEDE Mee 29011 | $3900 — out of coun Onis | Have client with. 6 ‘ ore ag Se Realtor ae aay Lak : 
paved eg 7 pine OOM J om. modern room, After 5 ea otee 
Ss ate fe gre eae eee he am Ser cow furnished ROME: oseph = Se met Bina 3 bed: we iewrence oR 
and term to bem nN : Le mortgage omplete | 1 trad of located 
. . at | J eround Phone } u eis mate ie for tewn. who yr 
a SY own noon. or | FE 3% WwW Z| It ly 82.500 arm. 
ris are | Redltor large Le + BEDE |S ccna ‘neon s you ere Fin cmon ie property 
w i s ing room Ooms * 7a pen Ev ca ’ 
Huron 52 anc , ttet Ted ND B ve R¢ xt H 
; nat | ~ vais by mocern, Cinder nom plete. | eer ‘can yon t “erage 00 LAS. J. \. A éané ESTER 
ws ar operative eek Eves ated. lock home 8 ; ~. “¢ bedrooms 
s . SR adae be: = Parser eoagy e| and ROOM WITH G aylor ao mene ee? Pate 
r te Bachenge | 500 nate possession, 7 Goor we is MES “lL. oS ee with fireplace. 
wake 78 : caBin e. PE Ope land Ave. ANCE pe age Re any lake & 
s tN n Ev broxim Ch atic heat 
Lar month. 6445 Good 4 ~ GLADWIN \ es FE 42544 . iekea house. i 
e Road. eet and COUNTY. | 2 BEDR ____Free tion, ately 3 acres 
' OR }-2842. uit River acl game bent BEDROOM ROME. 2? _ Pull _ Pine Ap- 
*. 33783 ge. good fishin } ol caowy ¢ tint Beaytial enane. only wonben. ro M 
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                       For Sale Resort Prop. 444 Ske Wasaans 
Boat os oe wae perty 49| Business Opportunities 51) FUNN 
showing i SAGINAW BAY| with Sone FRONTAGE einai Y BUSINESS 
ys FF he muse in peck, Leveled oo GROCERY ST by H | 
ore 7 om Eile one. _Press 1 » © os Write Pontiac Complete line of stock ORE ee Ow AILSA, y ershberger | Sale Household Goods 
Bess, oe Fl gf ti ee te sale fg adlnogg . BUILD- Gri Rd of 5 Ae ye Le LSE GE ALEF 5 PL te ” | PLP FI RL PLL LA loods 57 For Sale Miscellane Sale Miscella éo 
able offer odie Any reason: | ~ pt eg Power ‘Sel. taak zo ore. | PULL SIZE FLORE AUTO. OIL _——— For Sale Miscellaneous oo 
crene too Mono-rail one or v gene tric Stove. All new tl med te Ko wy Bs tee ry OF PORTABLE IRONER. 
A WANTED 2 TO 8 ACRES ZONE meme: age bidg. 10 m Bap es amd oven eis , Switch | APT. f OAS RANG . | of heater & 278 . SUR 
* . ay O manufacturing is Poatiec, FE ion came at mena, Wee Beil: oo. <a. burter $139.50 value, NOE. FOUR | Moraine heater Leak. Worm | oD PLUS LUMBER 
ees, oe Rt case Bax Prop WA| Sale Land Con ae gt ewirecrdioary uta fa | RLRCPRIELS, CE can | fos sal he se 
ve. ne 43546 | Pp tracts 5 Like new. FE val i an hase é 
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a4 a) cat, iihote Saxe your doltary wort, interest Wee.’ es an, pels RMEISTER’ sav ~be | Rendymts:Saoctete | at a 
North westerr ay fe oR A ogi ye 3 |a32 W. fcc RE*L ESTATE | PLATFORM KOCKER. 415 LUMB \ oe ae auto. controls steel clothes posts i. ft. 
soetee reece SORE AND 20x50 TORE. | o/ Dieeaint |B eter ca sa (ata eres GON Nahas Sir'afteoaSial | ~ 
per Re to 800 veach. 10 —— Telegraph Disie, ‘y mile Discount | | Wea eee ¢ cba os as TWO YARDS ion PE 3140) EY) OR 
bed eoman on| F ————————— ew I ae spose of rian $50. ' ‘FE & M COMPANY 
RP “te” apie oe ee mentignasa Testeriat pramocd Ey seodtion EN Sadie 185 | vou wo @ ohfttt| eam ater teens, cench nie ‘apbsiier?.* Gun ie 
D ORN” Lake ; WANTED 98 TO nan, | you So - $6 Cost to! — REFRIGERATOR. 625. WASHING at SUNDAY 10 TO 3. | Pn Ge nl ert MACHINE| $35. aes bed. Like new 
Ps N BUSH AGENCY | mer land. have. ieee te zie. when, sold. ical PE be iced machines electrie cave, Bs |ie a boards eo. oe ;OUSRANTEED WORE B| ont mee vate te 
sy Walled Lake wAcarae raler and cash. C >| lough sk for Ted McCul. REBUILT = | 1x12 W boards $85. per PE 5-7835 ___ 2828 Opdyke Rd | STol - 
MA 43771 Edvard M’ Stout Realtor Fe | SeOns MATTAs ANS BAY | 12t2 W. Flee searde 008- per M. | GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, $25. MY AND 
| s am 2 45108. | P Shelv per M. _} PIANO, $25. MY OL 1-7676 
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ochester Area , TRADE STONE REALTY CO CEE aNen REPAMING. TE ixé pine j a pe rage Doors | _"4 arwick. 2678 7S 
. “OR F, 919 Joslyn aim? - gh ig E,9 
sorely for the future? | brews Algae story wa 875 m._Datty: fun" ad MLSS TRORER. UES Md : SR Thompson. : 
ccolig Geass, Laka 6 | Village. "A in Sylvan | Money to Loan — 33| STUDIO COUCH 3 CUSHION, 635, r DUT : 
enough ca we 5 ote | (ee rom ty gcarpeted | wn /Stste kigeneed Lenders Fee ee : 
er wal =| tire 4 and aan icp ts ._ REPRIO 
Se Shes, “UMaatanes * | te toetee sia | SHOPPING FOR A "Teom wae, DunetePiyie Cnt 
ican family.” All brick. = Pag a LOAN? sq | 6:30 Tio Draper, Betwee | 
4 bet od — on nice two more pg ie are a prompt'y to employed nS <3 sore hee see ak 7 “— ND SAVE To . : 
this Priced very low fo states 7, bath, 0 tn tan a or single. | ————— yh sens Davenport LAROE CRIB. MATERIALS TO $500 ON ALL | 38 A er: 
ooo, Ferme on ct git: gas heal Ad vo car Phone, write ie guns. tire. |____-ot besides, # gunrant op a ee oe B RMEICT ng tree resem) 10-Inch Lath 
or for o farm , rile oF os at : ees en Phyte din auto.. FLOOR PURNACE: 
Sacrifice Special esa eee & LOANS §25 to $500 you a sontary handotabe” | Sagennbet Sa foie Se URMEISTER Carve, “cage Gage semoamaie the 
This new basement reed pullin ge Swaps Se eee tes or ae eee Northern Lumber Co eg gl a 
for wub floor must be sold © | Edy on Sore . BENEEICHAT. tony ¢ DOOR, Powry 55) Sale Household Goods 87) 3\\K ee ee Ce | Pelee ana at aa igh TI gS 3g 1 Sa tens rE 
our gain. Let, oxmee, $1500 | 77 w. M. Stout, Realtor ,7-* NANCE CO. - "Clee wrap. a 42 ORCHARD LAKE : Telegraph and 9 Mil 34171 | strong Bag Moe hp nee and quick change gears 
| $3000. in ice subdivision | cee cats “tn Realtor |7_*_teenee = See ace Wil accept land contract or BOTTLE GAS ~ EZ sone arATION Debit en eeeseg ae tals HoT WATE x Sone be eee | — ee 
| thinuing about bulaing  t | = ” LOANS $20 TO $500 |__pw SSS heen tactalieg te, your beme for 028.77 | “SpomN aoe Bamimers, poweroves coals | Eooam cen apprened fr ae TRAILER GE BOTTLE Gad 
. as bees — this is your } Busines 7 = Os signature only . | ___¥® 4618: or }£ 28533 aries snren Fuctges, 6308 | aocons Turner's eR CONE’S RENT value “va *“ a ‘tiie 50 en tow bettie. Beal 
eak! | Business Opportunities 51 Household Finance EXCHANGE YOUR) LAND. COW. Seta bata Ge | ome 7B Clom- | 1553 paid "S RENTAL Se ee PE 3i0e0 W. Monteaim, 
a | AO rn Corp. of Pontiac, (Where you hava sold prop-| SEWING Maciin " SOME GOOD SMALL RADICS ANCHOR FENCES oil and boitig gee heaters at te FIMKEN Ol CONVERSION BOK. 
ROGER B. HENRY, Inc. ATMOSPHERE''!) i) tas To we ca it 22 Vane "on 9 ao) INO MACHINE BUPPLY CO. FOR SALE tM eer —ne| TRESS ST? FENCES tot Bd Orenara’ ate Fruores gor, 000, C8 het water heater. 
7 ai, = ame Mei 3 $28 TO * oraw AUTO OME. | "Suse cas bee.” oann | Wreger -|_PREE ESTIMATES PE esa a ERS! ALUM A ~ TALBOTT LUMBER 
) a vu Bay of the cent bate. north of 69 wo Huron. t Fontic TT say rom sae “OR 1 are lé Ascet “Elieabeta walnut, oe, i Spinner wanes tin up | ALWAYS WRECKING inom sactory price "FE tote. raven Le LUM 
S 46) acrenge, “home Bale includes P71" ew 6 RODal HOU! EM 34072 | Biaine BREAKFAST SET Roy's 06 Catland” sees UP) A million | teet iding ‘materials | Sith contra STOKER AUTO. ware. plumbing. BP. 8. paint. 
FEE OE me ee) SENET | mi Up to ee ese we TRADE, O4s grove crttat| Enirotett sialee. Se anes coon stig Sie a etme 
“mS wo ies. Cal Judson mane dreaminiac) * ae = " ca u | _W. Huron. unro Electric. 1060 _!ngton 0268 or EEnwood 61600. | “yee 8 Basin ZiM-COM. | wail furnaces. 1020 floor and 
Ce cae tate | ee ver Kiinweed, Clee | RITCHEW WALL CA rE _?E Oakland 
So. we aa WHAM!! — BAM! $200 CASH war aun ot ee ee ,| clamp. Pa bins afer tp Mier softener, inv VEst IN A WaA- a reget gge CARiETE, Sail dae ELECTRIC MOTORS i 
. LOF ON If you want « real M!! or You Today NAP: "i! CHEVROLET +DOOR $30 96. png ool SED REFRIGERATOR, 06 ———— woctigote Go Ber) Oe ale'sS’ vateo’ g13.50" Tunes ~ & 
ak ‘ecdwens ber, this fe ‘for working man's| °°. FAMILIES IN , peer Deluxe, néw brakes, models, condition. reasonable 47 wn payment. Small m: No| 4re slightly — These electric and gas *. 
ak os one hose ane tenel eee ee lend PONTI fede tires, Lal tops. All popular dock. a fee | ,perment. FE coms ru od fen gre gg yg Meme gprs oc was bee ae 
Ward E. f\ Only gn wih low end © ,terrifie — trom ‘Buckner tn we tan ©, ture | sig tag ee Used Trade-1 THROOM r= _ Ave : Lake | —S20p._ 81 W. gant Mevesbocping 
ae. srersay teeter, | Are for partners "a, ali ig ye ge are SPs | Fos od Trade-in Dept. | Sis"eut“ voter Seater el and ia mPa POM wme73| euerten PE came 
Seopa tee ‘PONTIAC STATE-WIDE | PG MoProaare oak Et si caer. abe, Pet otume | Cab FOR, 5 va EL — fee slectrie range... Het coat “hurasces: steam "and ‘bot i oni ‘teak. labs, "nme ENOW PENCE. 00, FERF_WITR 
home sites tm & good | nog! - COMPANY WHERE YOU ARE : ees | hh. * on eatte...... 409 | HEIGH ETGHEN sins Frou ps OF FRENCRG  PoorTnGs Se B 
a service Estate LL TREATED. ATION RADIO . PHONO om suite... SU soe 
some Al oo Gide PD ue gal; bank Bice When fliness comes: 4, $25. 124 ’ i first $60 takes $ be Soot vrcaktast . oe Seno Corry ‘ileal i 3. A Tuomponn, “ee or tnstalied tanks ter” po 
D AT with $85 at ire 4-15e2 messer Broker are leyoffs or a there Tete Yook wane pousie; . Chest of drawers aot rT ] Phone FS ¢4-6431 ° oo 6 8-028 days FE evenings. FB 
DRA ON PLAINS BEAUTY SHOP OOOO 1 c SOeTe | ployment you will be ea: een rooney de LAND CONTRACT, raphe = hy. I onal. Dows PA $6.95 | "to Wz KE LETS. 08. 
DRAYTON PLAINS | Ende trees) oo che ie) Seer cee | Ee mee eRe | Getcha cats ec") an NILE | Seas 
sre Td tat, "ase | aggertet My “Sea's Saye eave rman ed ggg TRAILER "EXCHANGE | DAVENPORT, OGRE, GREY, ____ nw as on Eur se reer asses | Sreaag int eS a toes 
(7 as $650 with ETTER SAFE THAN 8ORR WILL TRADE ise o. | for quick sale, 3015 Eimburs USED TRADE-IN | . FE tile Te ea _ chard 7 33 Or. 
NE DEVELOPMENT | OER & WINE STORE BETTER GATE THAN SONNY | Sing" ol ele Reves art | om. bers, FS RPAESAIENT | 3 — | Open FLOOR SHOP — | | ToleTs. ae 
ad ins ; $e 6 Ss & money maker .| Gay er any dey ot Buck to | Fase, tot 40. Keege Trailer burwo ROOM UOTE. CHARA, Used washer ENT ! ackett s_Segmes_# ee BALA G Le 
ranch type Thommen 9 0 tn 1063. You dont eseed foro short time At ene vag 12 cu. ft. deen ¢ and $13, ate fmol nid | Lounge chair .........-..... $19 95 S j LUMB are wien 00 value. ern soe 
2 pergola, just ‘ miles p wig a ay lh gg pod ts rake el leone re an mp ae % 4 cep Ireeze, $100 _ oid. OL 3-3702 . © yrs. — BAIT son neeneeeeenes ie oe | | mee MBER large a oten Mgr gl marred. Also 
Slee . Lew as pene — —_ Gena pihice abe * ns an you je is less rade in on 18 or 20 ELECTRODAY RANGE 0000 | een, and chair . eras! Offe 1x8 white L goog | tubs and shower oe an ice. bot 
7A oa the prep-| Better burry. One haif down |~ BORROW THE CASH 44228 deep freeze. FE pi or new homomasers. MA tytn Shccas ince’ "| Eee oe r | So muck butt ching! th. or more i = ‘Late 
ES— ’ YOU NEED 775 S aan ten le A $2.30: = : 
| © poved ae i PAUL A. KERN, Realtor “ Road. > Sect Rake |puceen Rs Be AR oo ‘Toor ‘waite: i 3 sheet ee A per Matt ra 0a. in carn USED FURNACES 
and | _"“Real Estate FE 32-0200 | B |i Pr. USET EASY SPI couvennane on 2x6's boards, $75M. “ deere 00 sq. “ 
_ ae building bere, of clea ELEENEX VENDING wAcHTN . uckner | tor’ pickup. OR Sines SWiP | sod Rousebeld furniture tanoe | THOMAS ECON TERMS | snd “indie ant wutside, white $s" Senet ‘neh hae to ip, Es | OU furnace 18.000 ....... $73.00 
2 ACRE route. Belting. due to tiiness. wo | FINANCE COMPANY |e FORD. Sy HereR— EUTERMS FURN NOMY | s6f"pinie wg?" OSGi price ‘now. New type, tnqulsted py oh one 
) Close pool Se tite See of Khope | Above Walgreens MPANY Will aWar paawiy -WEW a? mies ee TERMS _ ] om TURE co. sicy MA : | cating. Bee uo See new low prices Oa terns. 18.0 up 
5 Fe ures min repeat Liege | elas en | Eee he peor. | URED, KEMORE, © reyspEs Ot ERT) faeteine peeee ate wes Sistine ft beat Bi 
Ke PRIVILEGES P '  Aige Brayton, Piaina _Sor08 deer : too, “matireases 611 98 ‘eb oct | —shine JORE WASHING MA-| si) veite ten me Oe fulings 0 FP. drain tle & Can arrange for financing 815.00 
a pemnny Sge ne] | SOE triage sete Bike PEs | wees St nS Best Smet tat ta pice | Vata "Ale “ane dor "PES | Sonny SES) Sete area _—" 
F ry : ven . CO a wloed our quaniit 
, , : On ALUMINUM Se IN v is, 
fo Mena “Ra. S650 cas No i THE “BIRD” TO SEE ANNI MOUTON LAMB COAT, O08 a * Tr drewer anes. bels bat mt SAL SES, door, like. ew ba Hb Paul St C vaukee Ch | cams —Fowae owen z 
L. C. LADD a! sone ae | “Go Be ae ae wane oy ad tarow ross, Shas’ Sr 2 tr oh Small te. Lares | -saupe wna rea, Sh. "rues “109 Boe ‘Cyr Lumber Co. | "Set, farsage rete mane 
: ~\. BAR. TRADE 202 N. MAIN tise 39-98." 890 OR F003 | ue Lf, BL ee A Bote REPRE ONT: | Cee ne REE ea atin EO") Spe problema. because of tor. 
| cm Bi, 9 Pray ame | ae 2 ys ROA oa | eater ee BANK EURN 2 Ee ema Soe | Soe Son tad won | LINOLEU of tet tae oe 
| ° pie village ea. main LOAN $25 TO CH Cait between 8-20 tod’ 6 00 ey 208 FURNITURE co WROUGHT IRON BUNE BEDS all Se Se | acer — ‘eure sq. yd. cntnee apeiien to some Rg md 
dandy eB. of Clantich “C” Resort AUTOS qonet_ e003 ‘™.} TO AVE. mattresses. rooms $11.95 = , INT $3.85 ‘gal. this ‘time of 
ae Steere | Seg saeie ey etn | Fe |Paeeree ee | arcrae prone Toe S| Eanes 3 ones fey Seer WS TIONEL-& AMERICAN i Seto fe bar 
eh = eat Mre.| ferior Its “lope ; ROUSEBOLD OGOO8 sams | BOYS BROWN OA BAR DINE ELBCTRIC STOVE To ANTED ANTIQUE DISHES AND | CLA et. 383 Orchard Lake Ave, NEL & AMERICAN Demme Miawest atte Re.) 
w Pas Pe peg pt “os po cole do legasgt Denk gona a OVE. 1 Ot STOvs | WHIT: os, MY pe ge Rd FLYER TRAINS | 3 Te ai ee 
weeks: roy sport reen| > © Fedio, E CROCHETED BED- =, oS corm, Pecpue ND | AUTHORIZED AINS steel tubing. “SS. m 
a im, see Need Money? |,#@8 = = fC | Eempinest wetstme “Br, | Som ren oie re a pes | fet remeane Mata | ne Ee ec, sae Syria “yl 
460 FEET fvant: © ie Peo: See | Meee near os 3 feOwsurTe ize a AND FRIOIDATRE ‘| WAYNE G 25683 decorations AL TuAg CARDS, Pe ae pare | Sete ah in A-t s 
| BUSINESS FRONTAGE BUSY HAR "Tat Your tlephons.| lent coosinon. “rm 33 cncel| | Pontiac a. Pe beset seen | APPLIANCE SPECIAL Jas Disie Hwy. Opee “éaily it | MEDICINE CABIWETS. "LARGE Used Gas srange, % 
. ' vir ie2e TILT BACK CHAIR AND | Pu . CRAP = 5 metal cabinet 97.95 | 
Seon te asvatese "Rites s Bandas ets eetes. wet E 939-8121 hee, OO Ee) UE BAC CHAIN AND | PSign Opt agen eee | cote Sattateay amare ate | vas Retry i 
py ‘we pigs 2 culiding ond Bo ee ena OREY JACKET strt. Fs tables, $15. FE a? Tv. meee $30. | stand, 950; ng Bs eng | mete with and without lights SWEETS RADIO & or 
a te tee A wetere apts. and storece | pe vane 38 testy hee FE | FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR. wi te | SB new AS TMB electete siding. uiple, door waits ast UH EF TV nce 
& Stree Sere | Spree Ss oel oe! Cee een ees 5 oon OF DRAPEE_ATTD _ ound emilee PE DTT ete mete ba | wees | HER BRE lind new resis 
Edw. oe Neue Waa 000 this year n b508 | im a few minutes First ‘ait aod Te aE "is Midwest ta * SOOM May ster sane = sy: | _Keego Marner meta fe | BocRIY LARGE Leke) Brand new. meas : 
m. a DAIRY BAR Dts 650 WOOLEN WOWTING 1 GAS RANGE EXCELLENT CON- iat 5 Seon floor "samples CONVERTING TO GAS Of comple vans sie wekee. tenna rotor. 1428 Cass 
Na what $1,500 DN. Home & Auto gut, 2040, $20 Like new. FE GARLAND OAL RANGE O00D * wine E LIVING ROOM SUITE. bog wit 10 gal. fet oe —— nae OR 3-7665 
——_TiFfle Fikuas ——— famly “otrot apet tor aT Co Fd ee a fave fete as a —— $s, gallon drum+ With fittings "aces, LGAs AND COAL FUR: 
sattent tani ‘Close to Pes. wx-| Dox nod om Se Loan mpany SEVERAL WOOL SKIRTS SIZE OA BTOvE NOW uae ONT isa - MODEL MAYTAG tE) Combination doors — NEW OALVANEEED PE rl floor farsaces, a gas 
$15 a as aoa a od rent Exeetient lease sElmmuntty, Watical Beak Bidg 38. Several wool sweaters, size ery chair, Hasty wood ko condition. Price $49.50. end _cupoticn = im (i AR. lengths) 180 can age ond Ont qety- 
bane E ELBROWN, Restor pear friendly town ; Saturday 6 to 1 | __ 232% sult, size 16 FE git ene a“. G. Hempstead M. n ee a al a —_ hon 
| CARGE_LOT_ WFP PRIviCeoEs WARD EF. PART LOANS $25 TO $500 | mars, Duh, tte, 99 feet, tne lg IP OIL STOVE AND TGOAC GTS | CHIP ” SON | on roma oe aie URED Lee in, Tie AND ton 
| Lake. Will take lum- OFFICE OF RATIONAL RIDGE Sasser & Lint nerd Ginich. stso 30 cost, %9-tact soe 208 Mi SOR. =i -feome Sid cace. CAL STOVE CHIPPED ESAT +2021 | "On d 1008 after 4 and fo ee et 
| Seats ins | OPPCR te PRC A itiea| a Phone PE S061 afer «pm with deep NOE. 3° WIDE $28." table top gue range Mg EE oe ef | OnE ”33 AND ONE 30 INCH In: Pag) Bs) 
WILLIS M BREWER COAST-TO-COAST GET +1538 surre aT _now well tesaiag $190.96 | ' range, $30. Twaw | ‘ide doors th frames. 618 cach. Ra. 
va tan’s meine =| World's L “ CASH QUICKLY as Eee _ oo inc ARO Pay SALE Fa gts Rg ( potre |ORER .| Portabl R WOLVERINE 
ee “* argest Up to $500 Si length excellent condition. Al ae creRs ON BORATRO_WAVE | 8 wpm, “tex, ‘Ch | metal Sod good wren, PE bate e Radio = WRECKING 
r= _|World's Largest] |, Up to $500 |_| feat so sree PORES RATE | EPA, shied!) Srumen cvs |eceere eo RE 
sacar Mpan aumunn | OU ors men eet A ee gat gerd i a tReet atte | Soe nena wore WaT Drafting | Sete Se Seles coe Be 
“Perment. Sher nocknaven,” ment” Year. Four small invest. aod “einer” sxcurttion | "ra PLAID ccrateher” brand, new but bat Hes yansty ¥ In good condition. ¢ ated tere | Be carry 6 Ral tee ee tie os 
tebe r he . sult like new aa gy ST <it, ket. Never’ bian- S rument Ses Originally © full tine — 
c Bu ue Mg, ME. ay LAND a = ry —— a, gn ig ae «POSTER Penee ‘ piss, shed wt Sothery, tar ehen” $20 an ee and builders’ wuppiiee 
ITY ACREAGE LOOKING ra" , lle i ggg COAT, LA RCA wie lavenport and ATTRESS ehrome plated 10 —— iz Us 
- ) 2 . LA- | inside FE 5-4070. matching . chair ease. Made get PETR 
| BE Sree te] RS For | LOAN CO. a a 0 a ae SERVICE | Satine Yi Goats 
) Good ~ et eity.| 3 It has old FE Pertectiy matched. Lite Cor fe A --y per 1, EAT YOR Notep Garwood EM 
with for car Z after = new. $50. >-2387 pen. with 32000. 
) RO a A 29-9206 | iret ve nor | Artist's _suppli compute "een pay amd, ide | loro EC UTE |! cosan PE baa eT 
FLO a case | 202 PONTIAC goteral mint overt. a wa suppli pplies, hobby Siawest «Tis RE Ae ieruoss. ow st reseed a 
| Zo YD KEN T, Realtor Giroux & Hicks STATE BANE BLDO. ; lamb cont sine ta a ersian fgg Fou OTE TES i oth HH Classi fies. | et —___— pricés. 0 lights, teeit at redueed |19¢ =PER DAY 
400 onan voc, | 4998 Dixie Rwy. Drayton Plaine EADIES COATS. SIZE $0 (zi | _ Huron. aT DRYER eM BS) SUPPLIES JOBBIES & [error SMALLOWELL | JET Seq Mngt and garvice Aro FULL SIZE AUT i 
T ACRES REIOHRORHGG GROCERY ARE WHENYOU Keep | Sehahian ie, "Tals | sete cee | 3 ites tee ate| Sees! Nationally Advertise 
Sout* Frcnave, Wet Se” zope ment, Good lost en, ss $25 to $500 cin eon, ome ie” vaenses: <1, er ae inemoreing Toh BEAMS. ms their eamicine 2.0 Ba | area Eker “Sper sree wee | 19e a cuthes Dryer 19 
HELMA M. ELWOOD! Spit. business HWY. | “provlems. "vou can gel up to $000 se re i oats eta ae Co, 195 Branch ot Auber Re. lot Crooker | Soma 19¢ FOR RENT 
cx, LWOOD | funding ‘ang living uatiers. Coe tet repay 1s small ‘monhiy CO Touneely 4 VivOE: aie tale Bed Sehr: ois | eae remanence | Tae FE 4-3563 
is] Ee | Ee ete seins @ ete Se ens | Gane aE |, a et ia ER Er Lat OF A or pa ere ee -. 
i. Ross | Au chance tora me peymenis.| “| ‘Sale Household Goods 7 pice EiSwnYEXPES| CONES. See _P I sm “he 
Ree) See, ae? ee Ae <y BT . CON R AL" jm y wood Seta’ . 220 
ARNA “* | ment IR ATE i fa good “cond table flames 1251, BALDWIN L age gg ant tin. 3 dow: | “Kknenes 
SON PLUMBING] Sui.ttze om Premises Recess to DETROIT STAR & Ed dition Woeyoil slang Park en | 
SUPPLY | raitreege “= Premuens Seco wo) = FINANCE. Tange. 48 Kenmore washing ma | Soft Sag LIVING ROOM| om erimen fe, dale cr see anew ay 02-Gal 
ote: seme RED HORSE xance.co, | Seth tS | te —wpeey_—vamr reaethet Palen | grant pk ahaha “1 : 
§ of, Ortonville sors 102 Pootiae Sta ‘ MATCHING “WALNUT VANITY. —— ; 
— sp to 2) Pe ee Be Sate Bank Bide. ay aN TOT FA deren. nOF Vann. sreptene & new. Gorm’ vi #AD10-~ PRONOGRAPE- CORRE ectric 
___ For Sale Farms 48, cull on bmi er Pr Sites. se ener al ee: shea eg ABSOLL Bede abe waa vere Pc oF evan 
fo BUY coe | SS Se room suite. 1808 UTE AVIN h O 
SFr ig RE ALTON Couple $s reiceriony ei] et tem ba, rome. a ag. | No guarantee CS |. tre, Receptional se Bere ater 
RCS | Cn anity Lot Col Seana sent © ep FY ota a gsm neon Sati at et eee isan Pioorescest, 33 Srenard Se ee ber - Heat 
munity Loan Co. aus oak 6 ok. Oe ehrome an ae as a Wee 50 ne ee EigctRic LTOWT FixTURES air _ 
. $4.950 30 e aenence room suites a oar a ep See Sees Wivere 62 Willams. PE — io, riiet tos = a Derwent (aod design, terme 2 a i. are Seles Service, gM Be, CTs 
95 -713 suttes up; di rm. > 0.95 6° * eee ‘ troom value ¥ TAD 2, 7 SERVICE FAR ase 
TOTAL PRICE Re gh AN guiten, HSS a Fee ee | ayy NOV. SRE fefe (au nice “sae eee $2 | “sod equipment Due Damp, 13.90. Gu circulating best 
at's : M USE OUR Good cabinets, 99.98. 24.98 4" elec. Grill famous . $0.95 | factory » 08-58. oes heater oul ARNASON Spree. 
rice ca, this érive yon __ Mortgage Loans 54) we svy sti C PAYMENT =| Waterfall Colcean eutie GS aa ». BS tna mise, ar N PLUMBING 
$1,000 do he ar LOW n THING. ode TRADE ANY- on com plete, ‘sane 7 wd —t| EXCELL! . . eee SUPPLY 
co the Dist “Wey. ‘wim | Cultmined INTEREST AROUND. 3 ACRES AE: | RES cotton mettrosses, 90.50 $78 107 Evans steel 
100 feet of | frontage funds for single tam PA . OPEN vans mo od ae eauare es the 
in this price DAILY FRIDA ® TO 5:30 set, ibs oot) 
cet, ae “Ca : “PusSey ote Sot | Pc at. Se | A 
equipment of $15. 388 hendsaw .”: is 
ross . The owner y Ba nod nell hocmer... 258 
tremendous a © 
gpen pert time. ae ae Ses eT nate ie. 98, MY air 
a , isels — a WITH TARP. 
GROSS IN emake 3 Colm A | Ae 
) Orecery “ied ioe —— elee. Nantes 4% ft. Wall Tile xed) “2.1 heyy 
Sellent “ocation , imported: 4 int ..$1.49 Gal. ease; ¢ | oe ee 
hack 2Sea ey Gad incl Sse, {Siete 
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wane ete eee Tse setvet : O@, BEATER. 
72 Speen aeirerss ; = 
a Priced yy I radios os te u ; 
ma : w, openers, electric ; ean ; a 
i; om aac touts Realtor aP LL, BEDROOM elec: fry pans, Be ag" — ae ae i ies 
yTON's aj WAREHOUSE CO. oy WORRY, HUR- 
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FE 17-0245 (5 yds. $12) PE 5-T608 
BLACK DIRT. SAND & GRAVEL. 
$7. livered. PE 46568 ° 
    
  
  
    
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like new, $700. = 
  
FLOOR MODELS _| 
  
Calbi 
FE 4-6222   
2xO TUNING AN Oscar Schmidt. D REPAIR- 
PE 2-6317. 
  
dition $25. FE 5-200   
  & Yard Loads $9 Delivered. 
  
2 cord, $11 days a week. Prompt ures)   
FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” | @Ta WOLVERINE $8 per cord 2 L Pe for $18. Delivered 
GOOD DRY SLAB WOOD, ed. 2 for $10. Delivered PE ose 
HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD. ALSO 
i | $050 & cord or 3 tee 
  
  
Bench inc condition. For i me ces Sale Pets 69 
ENABE 6M PARLOR GRAND «1 REO AGLE. AF. . llent beens Png ter 3 pm FE ¢6113 hog reasoned’ a — 
Can seen . end Sun. | “sis om sone PUPS $10 AND 
E. Commerce Rd... Milford ————— — 
AKC REGISTERED. FEMALE 
Boston Terrier . 3 months Music Instruction 62-A   
SAX AND CLARINET INSTRUC- 
tions. Harold Krohn FE 39-7343   
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im Vaugen meat saw. $150 FE)   
carts arts #2 e0ch. 
  
_Sale Sporting Goods 65        
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BOARDING BATHING AND CLIP- 
pink. 74 N. . FE 13. 
ATS RU Meat Burr She_ 2 8 Telegram 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71   
  
ATTENTION 
FEEDERS 
  
  EENTUCKY BRED SADDLE 
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
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Deer Hunters "a sEAOTiES «3 BRITTANY SPANIELS, PROVEN ee eo ee bunting and field trial stock. Tee- camp. $80.32. Magic sonable. FE ¢-4683. 4 burner heavy ges range, BEAUTIPU’. TOY FOX TERRIER 641 2 and rner hot SS 5 ded hong Lake, be- Al appliance, built for Rochester & Livernois 
p's Kasssan cs Orchard Make real te ae Lake RG. FE 9106. re chet: va. 
BLACK AND. TAN PUPS OR 
BIG SALE FEMALE COCKER ee 
guns and deer rifies Siashed | —_——_——___ a 
reas Se Lseh|’ oom See het 
SRS NEW ware DELUXE ; dan ieee py iT iner ant Ge red plaid sult, coat @ ne ek ee a 
trousers 40. 627 or trade. OR mes Sweeney 409 Hura Rd., 
3-0008. Metamora, Mich Ph Hadley Ts. 
36-30 WINCHESTER CARBINE, | BAY MARE. IDEAL FOR WOMAN New cond... $56. FE 6-0716 after 4. or childrep. x 
GUSTOM BUILT CRAIG, 30-40 cal | {rent Slt Mite eed wher. 16 x 6 prremid mt fi.) sotung— wen} Oo REABON. 
00 pm. OA esse * | able. +t   
  32 REMINGTON PUMP GUN, 960. FE 25224. 
DEER RIFLE WINCHESTER, MODEL 30-30 
e Like new, has once 
Pull price $55. 1498 Cass Lake Ra. 
3-7665.   
  : earbine, res. 
6 Rae wn mn| Oe cee eet ae Se m. Ortonville, 12711. 
Sete TARO TORRE | PEE so 00% HOME POPE 3904 Auburn at Adams FE 2-6811 Flo’s Home Aquarium 
$12.50 Burt |" prea Not registered 
re s‘re tant SELL, TRADE LACK AN 
An makes ~ calibers . 1 silent me and one 
POR, | Sieck" nd. tans nSH water epen: | ac 
WINCHESTER, ITHACA. A com fel @ mos. old 6470 12 Mile | Guero, ne scopen & tes. | Rd. Walled Lake 
ye aoe of our own — BOUND poas 
rifle & trap Neld. A KITTENS PREE TO GOOD HOME. 
ayer SON SHOP. just porn | 26% _¥. Wenee on _ 2s of at 15210 “Rd, | MALE BULL TERRIER. 
    
  
  
SaBY PARAKEETS. CAGES AND supplies. OL 2-696). 
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  Acessories 80 
  »|60 Orchard Lake Avenue For Sale Used Cars 91   
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seat road 
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1495. 
JEROME Bright Spot 60 Orchard Lake Avenue 
1953 CHEVROLET 
Bel-Air 4-door sedan, 3-tone paint, 
TAYLOR 
CHEVROLET CO.   
    
  
  
  
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deluze, 4 door, 3 tone. FE   
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SRST Come In 
TODAY and 
Drive a Bargain 
AWAY with 
No Money 
Down 
50 De Soto 
"49 De Soto 
+++ $31.00 per month 
49 jouth 
«++ $27.84 per month 
49 Mercury 
'47 Dodge 
Tre $14.00 per month 
"46 Pontiac 
$10.76 per month 
SCHUTZ 
Motors Inc. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 013 6. Woodward Birminghem popes Till 9 P.M. 
Get Set 
for Winter 
With a Good Used Car 
From 
Community 
Motors 
'52 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport Coupe, radie, beat- 
er and 
$1,095 
*S1 BUICK Super Riviere. 4 door, radio, 
$995 
53 BUICK 
’°51 OLDS SUPER & Four door, radio, heater & Hydre- 
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Novernber 10th at 
ll o'clock a.m. ip the Wolverine LIF. BUYER HERE 
Purebred Livestock Saies Pa r NEEDS t¢ SHARP C — U. 8. 16, 2%, miles . av oe = Be bt Leto) ba Tb ( Seste 76006 
Ty Head outstanding Registered JOHN DEERE DEALER a. EN THE HIGH DOLLAR bulls, Cree purebes @reags | eee eee | Oo > soar. Phone OR| Por hich grade used care, We these sales have been making ” gése. One with Wagner font eo Fey | Stes or OR 3433 peed them. Drive the extra mile, 
the dees a as a: ers ee aoeed % wil) pay vou well. 4540 Dixie 
Nation, Dairymen who have made | it'commerte BA. | gis, MY 34a | J. VANWELT cows from the Wolverine Sales Auction Sales 77 8 OR 3-386 
Soe a oe oe Ponti AUCTION PRI. NIGHT 6:30 on ac ‘ARS, M pl ae By ot, boring Guanes at B oll gp pr Hot od House, 5080 So5ronty CARS. Ro 
Pairs. ‘ Dizie Hwy. between Drayton and ANTED: La 
All milking Tested,| Waterford. A great big sale of ‘ cars |‘ to ‘84 
TB & Bangs tested. Bank terms | ety fine, Boreneatiee ? So 1e Bagley Auto Parts 
pall ffl + - Bank of De- 3 30 gauge: "22 rifle. Some ad ig eg ee 
c te SALES MANA-| bone %, some fine Dresden MOBILE HOMES NOW BUYING CLEAN CARS OER & AU WIL- chine; besutiful blond bedroom 22 f. to 4 f% mm length. Up to BOB FROST INC. 
LIAMSTON MICHIGAN suite: lovely Plate cpoome | [vein & ped. 40 &. Woodward Birm 
REOISTERED HOLS 5] Gmctte ot & plastic. | You cam buy & Les Hutchinson | PRIVATE Panty mAs Cham toeable 5 Hetfers| Just like new medium sized Kel- tioned tretler ag low as| for ‘Si, 2, 3: Chevie, Ford of 
wendy tp geeed. 3° oo@ vinator. living room suite just| 9199 Plymouth PE 2-8812. Gaith. Oreouvtle ‘Ph. waeriz | MMe Dew: very lovely set of twin ScRAP Chika On CHEAP CARE WANTED TO BOARD, HORSE IN| pie: ou burners, gas space heater: | Hutchinson's Trailer Sales OR 3-451}. ey bea Se clectric ranges, gae ranges; coal | 4418 Dinie Mwy. Drayton Plains &M Motor Sales wood heaters; dining room 
Pontisc Press suite; Kitchen equipment: dishes: | Comer @ Mile Om 5-150 wan" en on late model cars 
For Sale Poultry 74 ers. ches’; box «pring: ; ‘cad to 280 8. Dort Highway Mint w r Lt 
dies, Knee hole hoie desk like ima PO! —— % IT 3 wrecked cars. ané cars. 
BROAD BREASTED BRONZE! new: standard and auto ; My ons | Mollerbacks ute ve 
turkeys FE 50178. _ radios, table models, “oor models ae —— ym 141 
ROCK PRYERS $i_ EACH ond combingtions: geet covert. oot WANTED TO BUY: 00D LATE off Rd. FE 6-1908. ment of chairs; num of living | 1847 36 R model Chevrolet or ft. 
OR }-3074 room suites, corner and 2 side | and painted Must seen to be) stake body truck. HB. P. 
i FAT HENS $125 EACH TAES — tasneas Kom — — a NR TANDEM = = 23-6432. . 
10 or more Call after . . WTD. NK CA & SCRAP TRO 
| _Pirst St. FE S61@ beriding “Enleriaining auctions’ Whose. WH och vencemebis, VE) ou bce Eves after 630 end 
HUDOW COCKERELS, 6 WO OLD The Bend B Sale, OR | —— opie ig are - 0 _— = 
ae See . erat ant ruc 
ait "ranae prone wownat_sov_y ate 3/ Oxford Trailer | sm Ss . 
FE basel __ | gh Gatoranes ‘ete, bairwoo "ra SALES WOMC pickup “ox must be cheap ie NEW FAMPeain® RED Pot 19 Holstein, heites from 4 to ‘ix now: thw, Sele. aoe we = tn _good ; ok 
| ¥OUNG AND OLD DUCKS AND| Moline Z and Ford tractor — s.| with J + rer Sale Used Trucks 
OA = Great American — — through ——. all sliding omc R AKD PRUE- 
Case chopper wer wardrobe eorsa, toum TRACTO! 
RS + wll . 4 oi 01.86 with a on to Chal- oe ee te and a Train now verting, Showa 
mets com . screens ®& easry | _ 7 Se ARAL ot ae 
—coch_ PE 64000 efter 6:2 PM._| baler, 2 cheppve wages © $ ton. PICKUPS - PICKUPS - PICKUPS. Sale Farm Produce 75) ssn boxes me @ good line of A large selection for Many other ——. yg i. _ Also see New Generali Holly makes and models and they are 
APPLE BARGAINS $150 BU. &/ cans, ME ag of bay. 2.000| $* ig a bc gy a elgg ao on = “A-1” condition and ready 
UP jorthern and many bales of straw, several hun-/| rental @ per cent up to . , aa? 
re fn ny = a New trailers only CY OWENS ed Sweet | cider Onk Or- x of Lapeer clerk 5 per cent up to 6 months. ee Wine VE ete 
hard . Comme : Priteh Sons, auction | - sEui- VERY GOOD 
between Barns and tt: _tere on —f Parts and accessories | sondition. $650 each. Hutchinson 
Rds Milford. _____ | GATURDAY NIGHT AT? eCLOCK, | pene Geum of Lake Orica on | — rele! Seles. Dreyton Plaine. _ APPLE: most V 1m and “% mi. West M-24 MY 32-0721. 
and retail Crab ap | of Lake Orion We have for this 
bang Rag Rg —— — nice home — NEW ee nt ches USED 5] DODGE 1 TON 
yt ) else ath consignments re Good low priced used ones as low PICKUP — STAKE RACE 
ae ew Form — house. Also coal stove, ae tires guarant ed, WE 6. 3 to) pm. and gas. Off burner. almost new EXCHANGE ARENT IN THE TRUCK 
CA ties mates | sake paler fer ae | eee eee ee | ROM a's Sonate 8 — = ——— e 
Sring' containers“ Ht TO: | ee Srior peeved, migeer | Ok tie | a MbaSeace rota price Ts as =! e e f 
POTATOES RUSSETS AND 6E- galore. . | _ “WEST WOOD" ALUMINUM, » Hu now to Oliver. 
bagoes lunch room, em Uv room. bath kitchen. k. 216 Orchard Lake 
sone oF car | fonvand Fyier "suctioneers,” Cop: OR 54703 between ¢ and TPM. Ave Get ‘pares 
ATOES C0 Pek busme:.| S'fprets wm be by HOUSETRAILER. ALL METAL day! a $2 per bushel or Sc per cat reasonable price. Write Boz 39 
ring your own containers. Dish ” tor an __ Pontiac ess Rn ie | 
A} Johnston. i wees corner pe _ nice | 35 FT COVERED WAGON HOUSE. | ‘1, DODGE TON. PICKUP. 
Seymour L ee a electrie room heater. Perc West-| trailer, 4218 Hatchery R4. oe ety ae! 
2 ont op. Out Bettwin to elects al as Me agg Mmm . 19st Por. hres quarter tn ¥r3 e e 5 
ret farm Worth of Cle tubs, toss, tors, a railer Cewerte Avie Se.ce 
on eee antique dishes. row Montcal 
SAND GROWY SEBAGOE POTA-!| rues, quilts, dra ete. Oxford ii GMC. PICKUP ORIGINAL 
Sor, Fes tet P| Soharees ates oes! F XCHANGE | sthone raven moce exer size FE 32-8409. i FORD PANEL TRUCK EXCEL- 
OF CLEAN WHEAT | ,o0¢ Mamet ; lent condition. Cheap. OR 30583 straw. +T76. PE Ee anemone 
A . $2 HEAD HOLSTEIN CRATES EA RCORN. 8666 BeTIon - My | Anderson, Royal, Chem Rite. “hie Lane Rd. Clerksion Migh.| DAIRY CATTLE. 169 PER CENT Beemer. Tini-om e and GMC 3 36| BEING SOLD BY THE OWNERS | Pit neg Oy a pt. ’ ] Ch ked 
Seca | Rickie OTR AP osttond | zour en feor pan. Lowen power | TIPLE UNCC a DAIRY terms. New trailers as little 
AREAL BUY!!! | SiSR'Ribhgiieas. 2°AR | ses dre ties piers | USED TRUCKS USED NEW IDEA 2 ROW Fic. tat, Seces Rance rates. - PICKER A-1 CONDITION. or Sale H 78 PARTS—STORE 
USED NEW IDEA 1 ROW PICK- NEW MOON ee ae hae a ee Chevrolet pickup, ER eee at On hand and greatiy reduced tor | WON ..scsesees 95 
pig aor Sag ieee ar fe ain 6 PT_ TRAVEL O— READY -¥6 | 'S1 International 528 N. Main Rochester OL 1-0761,| 1954 48 ft. 2 one A ar] 
GREAT AMERICAN CORN PICK- § years at & per cent on these Prete >0i74 ane 8 pickup, 1 ton ...$545} 
SR — Prairie Schooner — Elear — Rich modern. Togedent somaten, New - CAsE CORN STALE GHREDDER,| 4 4 awnings een. Sparks. | 5] Chevrolet pickup, 
Deere. No, § mower, ik tooth | Baey, terme. Parking space arr cote 14 ton $645 | drag. F hoe] ‘Parkhurst Trader Sales [Ot een Pe canes rT St SOI , row. All rod condition. Can | 1549 Lapeer Ra Lake Orica | ——— =|, k 
Saar aloes Se pe eg cere | a ne eo OE Ford damp; stake Caan Lee Se ee eee aEnuese eount l ton ......... $645 | 
Sales, service & rentals. MY 3-8631| fan” Genere! Continental and |" mv 1 ; . CORN CRIBS, CORN CRIBBING.| Westwoos 1 1954 36 ft. 2 bed- $1 International stake, Corn pickers, new and used silo room demonstrator Price reduced | 2 ton, 16 ft. body $895 | 
| Chevrolet panel, 
Y% ton 
  1 ton 
International 
pickup, 1% ton ..$545 
WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward 
FE 4-4531 
ZT FORD PANEL TRUCK. EX- 
souss* condition. Cheap. OR 
48,000 miles, jots of extras, 15” | tires’ $4, Ob 31808 
|, % TON : have you FE 23514 
Ct TON PICKUP. 3 
rir   8S “% TON PANEL. $10 - 
assume payments 464) - 
          2-8181. ‘ | “% We Youd % TON PICKUP it 
8. “Weedward. Birmiogham. 
moaned   ane care) +enTt 7 mm e 
—_— '42 CADILLAC Club Coupe, radio, beater & Hy- 
dramatic. 
ragne ‘49 FORD V-8 
Today's cases are teken Ratio & hoster 
from the authentic of $445 
R NSCHNEIDER Bros. 
The Story you ere sbout to 
curenser tad nawes heve ‘49 FORD been changed to sw Station Wagon radio & heater 
59 a. 
Oe deal aa eile works 47 FORD and this immaculate 1963/ Clud Coupe 
Buick door sedan was taken $195 
in. as to Dynafiow 
radio heater was furnished 
by ean undercover agent. Bail 
a *$52 PONTIAC Custom Deluxe Catalina, redio, 11 06 a.m. heater. Mydramatio and white 
picked up thle cuehog et 0 lees $1,395 two door for loitering too . 
car ig the poy oa ae | '48 PONTIAC 8 
ot 61 a8. = = Streamliner sour door, redic, heat- 
cently yw woheneat - 
1:05 p.m. $445 After stalking thie tough cus! 
Cacechi’” Sap” sents Ac.| Riviera Coupe, radio, heater & cessories of overdrive, radio, 5 
tered te the record. Bail set $1,050 at 9995 
‘53 BUICK RIVIERA 
4:09 p.m. Coupe 3 tone patat, radio, beoter, 
ne was a demon sae 
eee ee Ghee see 53 STUDEBAKER 
4:47 p. m. dremetic aad whitewell tires. 
These characters With sharp fea- | 
ees with low bond 1940 Ford 50 CHEVROLET 
and 1882 Plymouth | Convertible with radio, heater and 
| $495 
Riemenschneider Bros. i 
$1 PONTIAC Dodge- 
Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 
232 S. Saginaw St. 
1952 DeSoto Pordor, Beautiful mete! 
Grey finish vedio. beater white   
  
  Streamiiner “‘®— @ door, 
beater and whitéwall tires 
$845 redto, 
Community 
Motor Sales 
Inc. 
Pontiac Gal balck Deeke 
803 N. Main, Rochester 
bag St 
    
tT $31.15 per month | “Sax 
$17.71 per month | °% 
  
  
   Huron Motor Sales 
963 W. Huron FE 3008 
*CLARKSTON 
MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 
Open 8 AM te 8 PM. eaty, 
  
Matthews- 
Hargreaves 
52, CHEVROLET 
te ot condition af real bay at 
'S3 FORD 
Essen EE eee $1,095 
-Matthews-. 
Hargreaves 
Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 
  
148 DODOE SEDAN. DARK Bi 
eat gan OW : rE sce 
- | M-24 At Bucknorn L&,   
Y'all Come 
See Us! We Finance 
EVERYBODY'S 
Credit Is Good Here 
NATIONAL 
MOTOR SALES 
171 S. Saginaw St. 
une es o 8B. 
  
    end rum & new car, $90. down. 5 
BRAID FE 20106 i ~ Pivmouth 
™ OPEN eS a ___ Por Your Conventantg 
in the 
  SCHUTZ MOTORS INC, 
YOUR FARM AUCTION. has more buyers when   
     
      
        Pe genee Dee a. ~ 
FORTY-TWO   
  
’ “Revehal city o _For Sale Used Cars 91 
4083 FIREDOME 8 SE- den rey. WS tires. One 
Seon: eine car guarantee. 6375 
mo 
BeAlD per SPE 10186 
« _ 3 CON- 
Hes so motor 960 FE 
CAR. CLEAN A Trade for que a later model 
Pontiac Press. Ldlined For Sele Used Cars 91 
Fordoratic, redio, heater 
_ Fa eles side walls ist Judson m 
  
4 FORD SUPE: "$0 MOTOR, HY 
New — $300 woupe $80. 1580 Vine- 
Josiyn, ._ after 400 pm 
Db DD CONDITION 
AT 3008 W HURON 
  USED 
CAR 
JAMBOREE 
OLIVER 
’°S3 Buick 2 dr. 
Rivieta ...... $1.95 
*<2 Pontiac 4 dr. 
deluxe 8 ..... $1.095 | 
81 Ford 4 dr. 
radio & heater . $695 
'S2 Dodge 2? dr 
radio & heate: S895 
"33 Ford 4 dr 
Customline ....$1.295 
*S0 Buick 2 dr., 
radio & heater . $445 
°S] Chev. 2 dr. deluxe. 
radio & heater ..$795 
’S1 Pont. 4 dr., hydra. 
radio & heater . -$895 | 
49 Plym. 4 dr., 
radio & heater .. $345 
48 Pontiac 2 dr. ,.. $195 
'S) Buick 4 dr., ir radio & heater , $795 
’S0 Chev., 3 to choose 
from at. o..<<.- 
‘82 Buick-4 dr, dyna., | 
{ 
i" 
| 
radio & heater $1,395 | 
'47 Pontiac 4 dr., 
eee 
'SO DeSoto 4 dr., | 
radio & heater ..$595' 
‘$3 Hudson Hornet $1,295 
SL Olds Rocket 4 dr. $995 
'S1 Stude. Club Cpe. $595, 
'S1 Kaiser 4 dr. ... $495 
$1 Mercury 4 dr., 
radio & heater . .$795 
Over 30 TRANSPORTATION 
SPECIALS — NO 
DOWN PAYMENT! 
OLIVER 
BUICK Open Till 10 P. M. 
211 Orchard Lake Ave   FE 2-9101 
  
LARRY 
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 
1952 
FORD | Castom Tudor 
895 
1946 
FORD Station Wagon 
LARRY 
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 
PR. OL 1-0711 
“FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A 
GOOD PLACE fo BUY.” 
1953 Pontiac   
JEROME | 
Bright Spot 60 Orchard Lake Avenye | 
-NOTICE   
‘ 
NED ARS 
x. A SAYINGS 
4 ADVANTAGE or 
‘ | tuders. Posd 
eat as 1 8 Sickew FE +1008. ' 
  | SKYLINE FORD 2 —_— 
$275 | We 
i 
  % FORD CONVERTIBLE 410 down & assume payments 464 
8 Wood ward Birminghaeu 
1953 FORD VICTORIA BEAUT! ful two tone aieet Radio heat 
er ford mat power 
err.ng white! *e tire Tomiays 
est buy c 
31.495 
BOR EROSE, TN 
woin Mercury 
a0 S Wooaward 
Birmingtaear 
West Side lL sed Cars 
= 3 ted beat vies 4 "185 
coe trom 40 
a muy "SEI ‘ ‘AND TRADE 
he @ CUSTOM § TUDOR. RA 
heater see covers No 
wy down MI €3410 
% FORD CUSTOM CLUB 
coupe Radto Heater Overdrive 
Shar; Carkners 666 «65 
Birmifgham — Mi 
190 FORD 2 DOOR. VERY clean throughout Radie. 645. FE 
3-7542 
  #* FORD 8 — VEST DR $10, DOWN 
and assume payments 464 5&8 
Wood w ard, Birmingham — j 
% FORD 4000 MI’ ON MOTOR © New Clutch points _ ures 
$175 tasb a76 f 
‘4. PORD. PERP“cT | onAre 
heater and radio winterized 
25072 1129 LaSalle 
TONE 
Bomeone to ike Over payments 
Call after 3 pm. pee wry 
SHARP 1954 FORD CUSTOM TU 
dor-eight Radio veater low mile 
age and 
in_trade Phone FE | _ 1954 FORD. EIGHT FORDOR RA ‘$4 PORD CRESTLINER Tt 
: Yall Come 
| to 171 FORD 
RADIO HEATER CAN BE SEEN | 
extras Take older car 
5-0602 
dio heater, overdrive white wal! 
tires A ——— 
well kept car real buy 
$1. S05 FU 7 IL. PRICE 
BOB FROST, INC. 
Lincoln Mercury 
850 & Woodward 
___ Birmingham 
FORD °@ #@ TUDOR. CUSTOM RA 
excellent 
\ rouhout Extra clean $385 FE 
icaB" ‘94 CUSTOM @ OVERDRIVE 
severa) others 
FE _ 24313. 203 
PORD MODEL-A 
condition. Ortenvilie 
Soll ) VORS CUSTOM MADE TU- 
co! ted   
$306 Montcalm 
195] Lincoln Fordor Cosm an With radio 
heater white side wal! tire» 
wrn ggnals ender skirts 
occ othe extras too ne 
mention here 
pea ons you'll leve it 
$840 JEROME. | Bright Spot low mileage 
‘condition 
EXCEL! ENT 
iers 
end 
this | 
60 Orchard Lake Avenue 
FORD. | _ payments 3.000 miles OL 1964 V4 sie TAKE OVER 
60308   
KAISER | OWNER 
Radin heater and over- 
drive. Stewart's Auto Sales 
335 Mor tealm   
HUDSON ws GOS, TRARGPORTA- | redte   
For Sale Used Cars dal Id 
SIX GOOD CONDI- 
50976 or 140 Sum- 
    
We Finance 
oe MOTOR SALES 
iT] 8 Saginaw St 
1950 HUDSON PACEMAKER, RA- 
heater and overdrive Good 
00 168 Seward & FE 
PADIO. HEATER car $485 4 =312 i9$1 HUDSON 
overari + Clean 
W Montcalm 
1951 HENRY * 
radi and heater 
Montcalm. 7 . 
LINCOLN 1951 4 DOOR EXCEI 
lent cendition Used by smell! 
family as second car Rea) buy 
at $835 Offered by owner Call 
M1 42613 evenings after 7 © «lock 
1947 12 CYLINDER LINCOLN SF $45. 312 W 
dan $213. FE 2-2350 
ar MERCURY FORDOR RA 
io eater overdrive - 
PULL PRICL sr 
BOB FROSI IN¢ 
lincoln Mercar 
850 S Woodward 
_Burminghas 
#@ MERCURY GOOD HHAPE 
Take over payments OA & \«-¥ 
WF HAVI 
Over 150 cars makes and modes 
from $445 to 63400 Sith sma 
down finances arranged to suit 
you 
ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN 
| 19853 MERCURY C i dy TUDOR 
lakeland = biue ho beater 
overdrive Like “se 
<] cops . 
BOB FROSE. EN Lincoln Mercur’ 
820 8 Woodward 
Birminghes 
1950 MERCURY RADIO AN ED 
heater Like new 8.45 3 “ 
Montcalm 
MERC URY 9 MONTEREY 4 DF 
one sab ny on cord white a 
t eater ¢ 2's 
wil! ate ter oer ar FM 
32508 Lowe: Straits Lake 
$0 MERCURY 2: DR $i0 DOWN 
& assume payment: 464 8 Wood 
ward Birmingham 
1983 MERCURY MONTEREY 
coupe hard top Radio heater 
Mereo- Mat white wall res 
full jeether upholstery 
$1.695 
BOB FROST, INE 
Limeste Mercur y 
ss 8 ood ward 
et iituumens 
1952 MERCURY TUDOR RADIO 
heater overdrive This 's 8 hon 
Birmingham « finest 
$1,195 
BOB FROST, INC, Lincolm Mercury 
850 & Woodward 
Birmingham _ 
195] Plymouth Tudor Econemice! and eppeal- 
tne this Concord with heater ete 
eit! mM you- famfiy and purse 
Leves to go places - try i on 
“$595 and only 606 down 
rates om the Belance 
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. ey 
Lew benk 
on Your Comvesience 
1982 ee Custom | 6 STATION brakes. re 
a0 8 hester “arse * eM d4216— 
try club nerd top A 
top. Redio, hester, 
16800 miles Like new . 
BOR FROST, INC. 
Lincein Mercury 
650 8 Woodward 
_Birmingbam 
NASH “S1 STATESMAN 2 DOOR 
— bester Prt owner 
5-180 
      ————$—— ee 
{ 
=! 
6 CYLINDER | _THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘ yn ort 
      
    
For Sale Used Cars 91 PRN 
NASH ‘31 STATESMAN. 2 DR. RA- dio. heater, Pvt _owner FE $-1507 | 
NASH RAMBLER STATION WAG. | ° ™St« on 198! Radio and heater Nice | 
Belling for balance owing .$440 )} PONTIAC 
rec For Sale Used Cars 1 
96> Oakland Ave PONTIAC ‘51 2 DOOR, ~ RADIO. 
90 OLDS. 2 DOOR 810 DOWN & heater Eacellent — $75 
r 
Qssume payments 464 8 Wood- FE 42600 196 8S Marshal) es 
ware Birmingham lose |= CUSTOM sa pee orig Mond = : = 
@ OLDS. HYDRAMATIC. $100 Sctus! milcege ce tor cash FE R . cesseries Sacrifice for casn 
peed and heater’ Phone FE 467); 
CRARD TG RADIO AAT PONTIAC 53 #2 DOOR MYDRA 
Ta aw nak, wee pak weet SNES SRE oe Oe anes . 7 " i Gingel ‘ou seat Covers spotlight good motor On 2 oe 
Bent offer totes FE 40878 PONTIAC 34 SUPER DELUXE ‘PACKARD 1951. DEIUXF @ DF "269 sedan Full ecuipped F Clipper. new 2 tone paint nee 42 ; 
RO ant eine ¢ xpormy 84 PONTIGG BATES Bi 
equipment Designers ar ent ° m.ieage FE ¢8310 efter 1 
Rochester Ra O 2 1871 ee oe 
TAKE OVFR BA! ANC F ; = - Oener must sel at om jee pi FFRSON 
Pacsard 4 Goo: Geiuxe Clipees 
tone Uitramati drive power 
s ‘ too} BRalser 4 door brake wince plesaiine ace ae an ies} Wille ae 
eal geen al . 1951 Kaiser @ door 7 * 20a Fr 
sean vanes ox 3 Kips) Ka.ser ¢ door cede 
1061 Henry J ¢ door suv - 
« 
lwo! PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK Yn ena ace - rE 44602 
ciub coupe Dris-n 14000 mies 
ou t $265 
dawn. 93 eer a &  @ PONTIAC TUDOR, $495 CLEAN 
BRAID : rE 2.0186 inside and out Lew mileage. Pri- 
- vate owner PE 5-039 
PLYMOUTH 48 DRI ¢ DOOR $200 me put 
UN 
beautiful , 
  
Chrysler A CHRYSLER 
winteok ‘DELUXE four deer 
with power steering radio 
heater whitewal tires and 
other extras, This ts @ BAR- 
GAIN! 
3 
4 3 
5 
E 
Chrysler Brand new, 238 »h p. CHRYS- 
LER NEW YOR Debure 
four door ith power 
special trim redie, beater and 
whitewall tires Was 64200 — 
Now $3,200 
Plymouth 1bs4 =n pai page to 
Demonstrator ow 
mileage. cemtiieg 6 ceamaninae 
radio, heater. undetecosting and 
TOADS OF OTHER £€ AS, 
for only — 
$1,875 
Chryslér YSLER “FW 
YORKER T HARD 
“TOP A beaytiful beige colcr 
power steering and every extre 
tf for onty — 
$3,175 A brard-new 
| . 
Plymouth 1954 PLYMOUTH STATION 
WAGON. Equipped as follows: 
Tinved glass Powerflite trans- 
mission. power steering air- 
fogm cushions, twe tone grey 
apd $9. 233 
F.3 ’ 
  — $25 OVER COST Your Choice of 
THE 60 
New and Used Cars on Hand 
| NEW USED 
1953 CHRYSLER 
WINDSOR CLUB COUPE Grey 
end black finish clean interior 
powersteering sutomatic trans 
misston radio heater turn sig- 
nals and jot mileage 
$1 450 
1452 PLYMOUTH 
FOUR DOOR Teo toned grey 
and blue radi heater direc 
tion signals and whitewalis 
$7§) 
1951 HUDSON 
SUPER SIX. FOUR DOOR At- 
tractive green paint $300 spent 
om mechanical repaits large 
air conditioning heater large 
radio, Chan Mtertor 
S$a50 
1947 KORD 
CONVERTIBLE Nice 3 cream 
fimish good top repuilt engine 
new clutch good tires, in fine 
ondition throughout 
$205 
1951- FORD 
USTOM V-8 Beautiful li¢ht 
pine finiah radio. heater Ferd- 
ometic tranamisston, eaception 
illy clean tnside and out A 
perfect buy at — 
$475 
199%) PONTIAC 
Attractive green finish, white- 
wall tires spoticss interter ra- 
dio heater end other acces- 
sorte $650 
1950 FORD CUSTOM TWO DOOR Nice in 
aprearance. clean tntertor ¢x- 
cellent mechanically overdrive 
transmission. radio and heater. 
5 . 
1953 DODGE TWO DOOR. Beautiful green 
tinted paint. fine interior 
giass§ overdrive transmission. 
direction signala, radio and 
heater. 
$950 
See These Wonderful Cars at 
479 S WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM 
WOODWARD & 13% MILE RD. ROYAL OAK 
aoe KOCH tes wp] Lincoin 6-8410 
foenced ALES Mldwest 6-1200 
— Come in Tonight, We're Open'9-9! Geot transports FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1954 
  T 
  
USED AS SECOND | 
car only = owner Hydre- a 
heater, 3,500 miles 
Now Pa nt brakes ons tires MA 
631 
lon OR Sof - PRE a: PONTIAC ac HIEFTAIN | DE. 
$1 ywou Ox CONDI fuse 4 Ping dramatic w e 
om +e in ae extras E abl \ owner car. 
i7 Bl ‘alos, 
Pontiac ‘$4. CATALINA. FULL i982 PLYMOUTA TUDOR NEW 
tires Dart green Radio & seat ag A oot Phone eee nee | 
covers One o8ner ‘very clean = lison - Pontiac 
$190 down -$44 14 >er month : irmingham. 
BRAID FE 2.0186" PONTIAC 8&8 1684 STARCHIEF 4 
dr. Hydramatic Fully equi 
PLYMOUTH “$3 R' ATION WAGON | 4436 Monroe 8t_ Drayton Pisins. 
two tone ht green House 1954 PONTIAC STARCH. FF CATA- 
wives cer 81 MI 40403 lina Hydramatic, radio heater 
q7 GREY PLYMOUTH RADIO 6 006 miles 463 Ysenun FE 2- 
anc. heater Dire ton signals PONTIAC °3¢ BLACK CONVERTI- 
Good condition $200 FE 450 ble loaded $250 of will take 
$1. PLYMOUTH EXCELLENT trade on $0 or ‘51 model 
condition [liness reason for eell- Cal) MA Se after 6 PM ; 
ing PF +3844 - = = 
PLYMOUTR ¢ roOR RUNS js) PLYMOUTH C 4™M BRIDGE 
wood @ody rough 6196 140 Baid Sedan New motor Special price 
win Ave FF #14631 $120 down. $43 8 ver month 
- ~~ ‘BRAID FE 20186 
1952 - 7 
re PONTIAC 1954 STAR CHIEF 4 
tl a aera sete doer 6,000 miles 518 Harper 
green tudor Equip with 
heater and directional <ie 1953 PONTIAC. ¢ DOOR, DE 
alle 345 Oakland Ave FE ine $1379 FE 21228 
nests 47 PONTIAC. § - DOOR RADIO & heater Good condition FE 
23-1605. after 5 30 
PONTIAC. ‘$1. “CATALINA . 8 RA- 
5 Pp ymout | die and heater. hydramatic. el) 
leather interior excellent tires 
Suburban Station Wagon The | motor overhauled condition 
most wseful cer made Equipped | 
with radio, heater. directiona! | 
signals. al! leather interior com- 
lima, redio heater shite 
in 5 s@eonds the back seat falls 
back for carrying any iced Creat 
for the iamity bunting and fish- 
img This car cont 62 56844 when 
new pow vou can buy it for 
only 1500 mile FE 
ps aule No monev down 632 
nth LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES 
M-2* at Buckhorn | t MY i964 CHIEFTAIN ‘CUSTOM — side 
walle tilled seat power brases 
2-888 
STUDEBAKER ‘0 ENGINE JUST 
32-3611 
4 DOOR . STUDEBAKER. CHAM 
2-546 $795 pion @ FE i 
51 8 EBAKER CHAMPION 
sehgees bodd Lot Ini) Co) Coad wisan Manse? $485 No money 
aR down $2450 mo Carknets = 
= Se - a 8S Woodward Birmingham 
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. | ¢aai0 STUDEBAKER ns 
heater good 
ae] age = Mead 
012 8 Birmingham 
OPES V “TIL 9P_M. ER COMMANDE For Your Convenieace 1983 STL inane COMMAND 
ciub coupe utom atic RADIO 
$305) |=—COR 
R 
tranem |» 
—— = i sion Green 1 owner car Sharp 
PONTIAC RUNS GOOD PE 81195 Carkners 666 8 Wood ¢43iu efter 1} am Birmingham MI 43410 : ward 
  
MORE 
CHEAPIES MUST 
GO Due ta the tremendous response that vou gave 
us last week on our “Cheapie” ad. we are repeat- 
ing this otter We must have room for the 
*SS Olds and Cadillacs 
‘48 $270 Olds 78 4 Gr seden. This te @ 
sharp car Radi. heater Hy- 
dramatic and other extras 
‘48 trade-ins on the new 
39 $95 Sharp Pentiec Club Cpe Com- 
plete with opera seats Motor 
‘46 $95 ee ee ee 2 A i 
Very clean wtth 2 tene patnt 
and geod motor 
‘49 
‘40 GOS feats, SeT tana “SR 
Ford Custom @ club coune. Re- 
dio. beater seat covers are but 
a few of the extres 
‘49 ‘47 
Mn and heater 
who owns one” 
‘49 Kateer erden Dart $145 199° «@ dr. Ra- 
Ask the man 
$195 ids 98 ¢ @r sedan eith radio. 
heater. seat covers end maroon 
finish 
‘49 
‘47 $265 ‘SO Chevrolet tudor ith green Pontiac Chieftain Meluxe 
finish. radio. and nes'ter fordot with radio, hester end 
Economy plus. Hydramatic. 
IMPORTANT NOTICE \gain we sav that we have tried to describe the 
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  $275 see ees Ford Clb. Cpe This ts one good 
Pord Chuh Coupe sith @ very car With good tires and motor 
sharp bedy A good runner sed Bee it! 
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| 47 ...... $295 48 $95 Chevrolet Carry All Dart | on 
fin excellent 6 ply 
Oldsmobile ferdor 8 sedan radio and heeter 
Chevrotet. Bleck fintsh and 
sound body Just the car tor ‘49 $395 
the kids .. 
. $449 
$495 radio heater and ee 
transmission De Sote forder sedan. Excep- 
troomally clean. Radio, heater 
’ and auto. trans 
46.0.2... $195 ‘50 $495 Caditliec Porder eedam Good WW - + - se ew 
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46 S195 *50. $595 Pord f t sedan with bine a 
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"Oo Nev 4dr SER) PRUCRS 
‘SO bord Cons si") 17 Dodge . 
oe Eee Seely 12 ft stake .. $399 
eed door ...... are "49 Lord ‘> ton 
47 Ford 2 dh S10 nel S44 
ae eed 2s si go GMC ~ AQ aicer = mG. 2 ton 4 Kaiser sed. ....$9 ick 2 
51 Ponta pickup ...-..-$ 
deluxe 2 dr SHv9 ‘48 Ford 
"49 | i coln 9 ft. stake $344 
Club coupe $144 "$3 Willys 1% ton 
83 Studebaker panel... $599 
(inh coupe $1199 ‘46 International 
"sh Mercurs 12 tt. van $29 
(cul coupe SO ‘s2 Ford ‘2 ton 
| lDesSote 4a cs) pickup S44 
IW Packard 4 d: S144 “$4 EMC milk van 4 
~ 
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"32 Ford 2 at nS a 52 Mere. 2dr. ..$1,09 
“49 Plym. 2 dr... $29 ‘$3 Chevrolet 
"WO Stude 2 di $299 Hardtop .... $1.29 
"S1 Olds 2 dr &S8. $744 $1 Buick 
"SV Mere sed .... 8544 Hardtop .. $744 
"$9 Ford 4 dr: . $2 "$4 Ford 
33 Ford Rancl Hardtop $1,995 
Wayon G1 344 "S2 Chevrolet 
M) De Soto Hlardtun =... SOW) 
(tub coupe .. Sods "32 Dodge 4 di S844 
Woodward « 1|1-Mile Rd. 
L.Incoln 7-390 | Incoln 7-3901 
31 Ford 2 dt . 889 ™) bord 
49 Plym. 2 dr ...$59 Club coupe S344 
'S1 Chrysler'4 dr "$2 Merc. sed .. $1,044 
Traveler Sa ‘o Pont a dr $599 
"$2 Nash sedan ..$799 » Bunck 2 dr $544 
‘st ord 2 dr. $599 32 ( hev. Deluxe 
30-Olds 2 dr RR. S644 Club coupe ... $844 
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CHEVROLET 1954 TUDOR LICENSE NOM- BER EH 91-48 PLYMOUTH 1991 SEDAN WITH RADIO AND HEATER. REAL SHARP “AR $1,489 c $595 
CHEVROLET ; 
1983 LICENSE CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. 
NUMBER JD 33-78 1949 SEDAN. GOOD TRANS- PORTATION. LICENSE NUM- 
BER DR 06-61 
BUICK 
Do: HEATER. DYNAPLOW » DI pro rRAPLOW OLDSMOBILE AND POWER CEN BER a le 6°98" SEDAN 
= a 1780. e- NUMBER WM 29-417. 
’ PACKARD ; 1982 TUDOR RADIO AND CHEVROLET HEATER LICENSE NUMBER 194¢ TUDOR SEDAN SEE IT EM 94-86 $09 
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CHEN ROLE! 1952 RAMBLER SERIES LI- i951 TUDOR WITH RADIO J AND HEATER LICENSE NUM LENSE) KUSEEY a oe BER ES 17)-09 $78 
$595 
CHEVROLET 
DODGE 1950 CONVERTIBLE WITH’ RA- lese CL NICE ON DIO AND HEATER A’ REAL 
ve “3508 adie NICE ONE LICENSE NUMBER ) 60-78 
. ; HO8 CHEVROLET . 
1950 BEL AIR WITH RADIO, FORD HEATER AND POWER GLIDE LICENSE NUMBER DJ 69-81. 1949 CAB AND CHASSIS 
$595 $295 
PONTIAC CHEVROLET 1981 SEDAN WITH RADIO , HEATER AND HYDRAMATI: a. LICENSE NUMBER EF 61-69 SHs 
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FORD KAISER 
1001 PAW CENSE NUM. 1947 FORDOR SEDAN LICENSE one Oe es Ls RM NUMBER EA 31-89 
) $99 . 
CHEVROLET   CHEVROLET 
1982 SEDAN WITH RADIO 1953 SPORT COUPE WITH RA- HEATER AND POWER OLIDE DIO. HEATER AND WHITE 
LICENSE NUMBER EE 41-60 SIDB WALL TIRES LICENSE 
? NUMBER BE 11-19 
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    19499 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan four door, 
heater and automatic transmission 
{Stock No. R-138) 
$195 
DODGE black 2 door with radio and heater 
(Stock No. 3668-A) 
$545 
PONTIAC 2 door. radio and heater 
(Stock No. 3540-A) 
$795 
BUICK Super 2 door, radio and heater 
(Stock \o 3608-A) 
$175 
PONTIAC 2 door, blue finish, fully equipped. 
(Stock No. 3631) 
$1495 
STUDEBAKER 2 door, radio, heater and 
hydramatic. (Stock No. 3642) 
$395 
DE SOTO sedan. radio, heater, 
transmission. (Stock No. 3646) 
PLYMOUTH Club coupe, radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3653) 
$545 radio, 
195] 
1951 
1948 
1953 
1951 
1949 automatic 
1950 
1954 Pontiacs. 
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NTIAC RETAIL STORE FACTORY BRANCH : 1953 BUICK Convertible Radio, heater. 
flow. (Stock No. 3667)' 
$1895 
PONTIAC 2 door, radio and heater 
(Stock No. 3669-A) 
$395 
GMC SUBURBAN, radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3675) 
$545 
PONTIAC 4 door sedan. radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3695-A) 
$895 . 
1954 CHEVROLET 2 door, radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3701) 
$1345 
NASH Statesman 2 door, radio and heater. 
(Stock No. 3708) 
$645 CHEVROLET 4 door, radio, heater, power- 
glide. (Stock No. 3714) 
$645 
1949 MERCURY Club coupe. radio, heater, over- 
drive. (Stock No. 3639-A) 
$395 dyna- 
1950 
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Metropolitan Opera, looks as though she's in great pain as stage Tenants Buying Project 
MUSKEGON «® — Residents of 
the Ruddiman Terrace housing pro- 
| ject Thursday made a_ 167,929 
| down payment toward the purchase 
of the project from the federal 
government. The residents; oper- 
ating as Ruddiman Terrace Hous- 
ing Cooperative, have contracted 
to buy the project for $896,750. 
| Will Demand Recount 
LANSING #— William Jenkins,     
| elected alderman from hansing’s | 
| Third Ward in Tuesday's elec- | 
‘tion, said Thursday he will seek 
a recount of a corrective tabula- 
tion which gave the aldermanic 
| race to his opponent, Max Mur- 
| ningham. Jenkins, in the Tuesday 
night count, won the nonpartisan 
race by 28 votes. The Board of 
Canvassers said a recheck showed 
Murningham winning by 119 votes. 
Queen Hopeful Named. 
TRAVERSE CITY W — Marian 
Lindsey, 17, daughter of a ware- 
house employe living on Old Mis- 
sion Peninsula, Thursday was 
named to represent the Grand 
Traverse region in the Michigan 
Apple Queen contest to be held in 
Grand Rapids Dec. 7-9.   4 Wes’ Wife Is Sometimes Cruel Sap 
or Brazen   
‘Peepers’ Star / 
in Many Roles     
(2) Ab. | Georgiann Johnson: 
Lives in Manhattan, | 
Likes Cooking, Cats 
NEW YORK — Georgiann John- 
son, the blonde, blue-eyed young 
lady who is seen as Marge Weskit 
in the Wally Cox comedy series 
Mr. Peepers on TV each Sunday 
night, decided she was going to be 
an actress in the first grade of 
grammar school. Disappointed at 
being cast as the witch instead of 
the princess in a school play, she 
acted her part with such enthu- 
siasm that the idea of appearing 
to applause before a public au- 
dience became a permanent wish. 
Born in Decorah, Iowa, a town 
1926, Georgiann continued “act- 
ing through countless grade and 
high school plays and operettas, 
even starring in an original cer- 
ation of her own titled 
the Light of Lockheed.”   After graduation, Georgiann took 
a three-month trip to Norway, the 
land of her ancestors. On her re- 
turn, she enrolled at Northwestern 
| University for graduate work in 
dramatics, winning an acting 
| award for the finest performance 
| Of the year in the difficult role of 
Mme. Arkandina in Chekov's ‘The 
| Sea Gull.” She gained further ex- 
perience playing lead roles in 
i stock at Eagles Mere, 
a. 
Then the big step—New Yotk. 
Similiar to the struggling heroine 
of ‘‘My Sister Eileen,’’ Georgiann’'s 
  experiences in a Greenwich Village 
basement apartment were colorful 
and rigorous. She sold raincoats 
at Lord and Taylor's, and mod- 
eled. Her first professional acting 
bid paid $40 per week, plus all the 
ingenues she could play in Winter 
| Stock, at Daytona Beach, Fla. 
Three months later, her ex- 
chequer reasonably solvent again, 
she came back to Manhattan for 
another go. ‘Hollywood Screen 
Test” presented her, aptly enough 
| a8 a likely bet for the future, 
though her chief source of rev- 
enue was from TV commercials. 
One day, she was tested for the 
role of Grandma Moses as a young 
| girl, and got the part largely be- 
| cause of her resemblance to Lil- 
lian Gish in her youth, since Miss 
Gish was portraying Grandma 
Moses in her maturity. The job 
meant the end of commercials, the 
acquiring of an agent and the start 
of a busy career as a TV actress 
that has been notable for its ver- 
satility as well as its ferquency 
| Despite her “All American 
Girt” appearance which is so 
right for her steady part on “Mr. 
Peepers,”” Miss Johnson has also 
been seen as a frightened slum 
girl in “Danger,” a young moth- 
er of a dying boy in “Lamp Unte 
My Feet,” a blonde hussy on 
“Robert Montgomery Presents,” 
a scheming actress on “Kraft 
Television “Theater,” a cruel 
princess on “Captain Video" and 
psychopathic killer on “Ellery 
Queen.” 
Georgiann lives in a midtowr 
Manhattan apartment where sh+ 
enjoys cooking elaborate dinners 
for her close friends, many of 
whom are still aspiring actors and 
actresses from the salad days at 
Northwestern U. Her “great weak- 
ness’’ is clothes, with beige and 
brown her favorite summer sea 
son colors and black and gray 
predominating in her winter ward 
“I love cooking and reading 
recipes,”” says Georgiann John. 
son, “Also Broadway musicals, 
movies with Stewart Granger. 
eats im any shape or form and 
buying dresses for my two 
nieces. I have an aversion to 
nightclubs, cold soup and people 
without a sense of humor. But 
more than anything, I love to 
act and I hope I'll be able to do 
se for a long time to come.” 
She is five feet, six and a half 
inches tall and weighs 121 pounds   Runaway Girls Found 
JACKSON (® — Police Thursday 
found two schoolgirls who had run 
away from their homes after a 
reprimand. The girls, 11 and 12 
years old. were found a few bloch 
from their homes. Police said the 
girls were so loaded with food 
clothing and blankets they had 
pakced for the trip they could 
scarcely walk. 
Asks Comic Book — 
GRAND HAVEN (®—Rep. Garld 
R. Ford Jr. (R-Mich) says drastic 
federal action against interstate 
books ig necessar yto combat ju- 
venile delinquency. Ford addressed 
a law enforcement group Thurs- ‘Ss 
day in Grand Haven. He said ju-| 
venile delinquency is becoming a 
federal problem and cited comic 
books on crime as ofe cause. 
  
  
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Leone was rehearsing for po ae a 
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  MAYOR TAKES UP DUTIES—Actor Tony Curtis, center, who 
probably owes his election as mayor of University City, Calif., to the 
female population, pays his debt by placing seme women in civic jobs. 
Blonde Mamie Van Doren, left, takes the oath as the township's 
honorary police chief. while waiting for her turn is Mara Corday, 
the new fire chief. Curtis will serve as mayor for a year 
Hemingway's Greatest 
‘The Old Man and the Sea’   | | 
| 
4 promise of increased internal free- Lie Tests Taken 
by 7 Witnesses 
to Gem-Throwing - Violence Erupts 
in North Africa Man Killed, 7 Injured as 
Nationalists Attack 
French Morocco 
violence erupted sudderily in | bd ia 
French Morocco today as the ee oa _ = 
French cabinet met to discuss aeow about $100,000 worth of jew- 
the troubled situation in North g¢iry at his wife as a climax to the 
Africa and deteriorating relations party and that a $25,000 
with Egypt | clip was missing. 
A number of terrorist attacks All seven 
occurred in several parts of Casa- take the test voluntarily, 
|blanca early today, leaving one said They had 
iman dead of a revolver wounnd, most of the other 
| and seven injured by a bomb whch departed the Brice 
blew up a motor-car. where the McMartins 
* P > > 
‘ ne Falhdy egies ber » Detective Jack D. 
that other bomb explesi ae those who took the test 
ed Iittle > and “ne cas | *: (Bunty) Bacon, 
usitian « of a shipping firm; 
and Marilyn Hallett, 
Although Nationalist feeling runs Mrs. Wilbur Cooke; Bernard 
high in Morocco, there had been Donald: Pinder; and a 
no violence in the protectorate who cleaned up the 
during the recent weekend outburst next day. 
of terrorism in Algeria, a part 
of metropolitan France 
A combination policy of sharp’ 
repression in Morocco with the   
fl E a Te : ti   
  estimate that Americans 
1,200,000,000 hours a year playing 
cards 
dom as granted in Tumisia by 
Premier Pierre Mendes - France 
has kept both those strife-ndden 
areas quwet in recent months. 
The policy of acceding te 
some Nationalist demands that 
' Mendes-France has adepied will 
| eome under attack at today’s 
| esbimet meeting by those min- 
| tsters favoring harsh repression. 
A broadcast on the ‘Voice of 
Arabs" radio in Cairo yesterday 
'did not ease the strained rela-| 
tions developing between Paris and 
Egypt. The rsdio strongly attacked | 
French policy in North Africa, and 
this morning the premier’s office 
| said the information on the broad- 
;casdt bore no relation to reality.   
    By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD —Producer Le- 
land Hayward today disclosed how 
Ernest Hemingway happened to 
publish ‘‘The Old Man and the 
Sea,"’ the book which helped him 
win_a Nobel Prize last week. 
It was on the set of ‘Mister 
Roberts,"’ which Hayward is pro- 
ducing for films. He will also pro- 
duce ‘“The Old Man and the Sea” 
a year from next spring with Spen- 
cer Tracy as star. Naturally, Hay- 
ward was jubilant about the No- 
b» Prize for his friend Heming- 
way. 
s . s 
I expressed surprise that the au- 
thor had said he would need part 
off his debts. Hemingway is per- 
of them at top prices. 
and film sales. 
and 1 visited him in Cuba some 
time ago. I asked him what he 
war writing and he said it was 
a big book with four parts and a 
coda (concluding passage). He had 
finished two of the parts, but he 
didn't like them and. was doing 
them over again. He was satisfied 
with the coda. and said ‘You want 
read?’ He talks im a kind of short- 
hand. 
s s * 
“I sat down and read the whole 
thing in 20 minutes. I am a very Once Just Part of a Book 
of the $35,000 prize money ,to pay | 
haps America’s most successful 
writer an& has had a dozen of his , 
werks purchased for films, many 50uth of Hong Kong within 24 | hours } 
“Oh, Papa is often broke,” said 
Hayward, using the affectionate | 0n a 400-mile front, passed between 
handle Hemingway's friends have | Southern Formosa and the northern 
given him. ‘“‘He has always been 
making bad deals for his books 
“He was broke when my wife | Protests already have been made | 
Hayward convinced the Life ed-!1, Cairo about such broadcasts 
itors and also sold “The Old Man i with no apparent effect and the Sea" ¢o the Book of the| French officials claim the ter- Month Club, The book was ac- | rorist campaign in Algeria was | claimed by the critics. Hemingway | directed by Arab officials in Cairo. | 
wen the Pulitzer Prize and became 
11 Injured in Collision the fifth American to win the 
Nobel. 
. DETROIT w — Eleven persons | 
l were injured Thursday when a car | 
Typhoon Lurching | collided with a city bus. Five of | 
| j the injured were in the car, the | 
} | other six in the bus Toward Red China   
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MANILA W®—Typhoon Pamela, 
with winds up to 150 miles an 
| hour, lurched into the China Sea 
| today and took dead aim at the 
'Communist Chinese coast 
| The Philippine Weather Bureau 
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Philippines earlier today. 
Despite Defeat, Clardy 
Will Press Red Probes 
DETROIT W—Rep. Kit Clardy 
| (R-Mich) says that his defeat in 
Tuesday's election will not alter 
| his plans to look into alleged Com- 
munist influences in the now set- 
\tled 108-day strike at the Detroit 
plant of the Square D Go 
| Clardy, who heads a subcommit- 
tee of the House Un-American 
| Activities Committee, said Detroit 
| hearirigs would go on as previously 
scheduled Nov. 15-16. In addition, | NEW 1955   
TRIUMPH 
fast reader, and Hemingway's copy | Clardy said hearings would be con- 
is typewritten in capitals with| ducted in Flint Nov 17 and in 
large spaces between the lines for | Washington Nov. 18-19. 
revisions. ism 
“He watched my face throughout | 
the time I was reading. When I} See Us Before You Buy 
              
firished, the tears were streaming 
dewn my face. I told him it was 
the greatest thing he had written.” 
+ a 7 
Hayward took the manuscript to 
the Hote] National and there it was 
read by his wife, the onetime mod 
el ‘Slim’ Hawks. She finished it 
in the morning, and her eyes were 
filled with tears. Hayward returned 
t» Hemingway's home. 
“Papa, you've got to 
this,"’ the producer urged 
‘“‘No,"’ said the author. ‘It is 
meant to be a coda, as part of a 
book." 
‘That's al} right. You can put it 
in. the book when it is all finished 
No one will mind. You need the 
money.'' Then he reached into left 
field 
published in Life magazine—com- 
plete in one issue without ads to 
break it up.” 
+   publish 
° 
Hemingway said that would be 
mpossible. But Hayward remem- 
bered how the New Yorker had 
published John Hersey's ‘‘Hiroshi- 
ma” in one issue. He’ got the 
author's permigsion to try “Supposing I could get it,     
             
        
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  Short-Termers   
5 Storms | Regular Solons Problem of ‘Sandwich’ 
are ahead! Legislators 
s 8 COLUMBUS, Ohio Ww — ‘Pay 
This is them?" one Ohio Senate official 
Re-Roofing Time   
|roared. “Pay them? Why, the 
| whole business is a blankety-blank 
nuisance! "’ 
A House official looked puzzled. 
“Who are they?’ he asked. 
‘They’ are Ohio's “sandwich” 
legislators, squeezed into short 
terms to fit the letter of the law. 
These short-termers fill out the tail 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
of South 
robberies of any banks in South 
Three robberies of banks in the Jerry I. Jackson told police. that 
state this year led to the offer. 
In 1953, the U.S. auto industry bars was his dog. The dog followed | in the early days they were ex-| his guests participate in graveside 
robbers is the standing offer of the | consumed organic chemicals val- | bim from bar to bar and was still | pensive to develop and shares were | services. The helped him bury 
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SAN PEDRO, Calif. #—Mechanic | and $80 in cash. Carolina. It applies to Pals Bury Alarm Clock 
SAN DIBGO, Calif. —At a re- 
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less a special session is called. At : 
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EASY TERMS! Statehouse observers say the 
3 YEARS TO PAY! short-term legislator problem is! 
unique, the first of its kind in the 
ree H history of Ohio politics. 
F Estimates Already Atty. Gen. C. William | 
Cm Swtn SS ee O’Neill has been asked for an| 
on eae opinion on how much they should | 
be paid. House Clerk Cari Guess | Call Today! |) % 2s." er | Legislators, both Senate and) 
= House, receive $3,200 a year. | 
O'Neill said the short termers | 
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getting the certificate takes about | 
: 10 days after election. 
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Construction Co. fi iin couse urine tne sou Dix i lar election, the short-term legis- | 
2010 le Hwy lators have become a problem 
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— Senate Clerk Thomas E. Bate- 
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he’s not even sure how many short- 
term legislators were elected. He 
plans to clear out that corner of his 
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