a in Japan by buying } a "4 ‘ : ‘ = ’ “ * F aad vs THE PONTIAC PRESS _ 111th YEAR a ) xx kk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1953-26 PAGES Korean POWs Shout Curses, Reject Co — Serene ako Pact With Japan Will Trade Food, War Supplies $50 Million U.S. Surplus to Buy Arms, Expand Island’s Defense WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and Ja- pan have agreed on a new expansion of” Japanese \de- fense forces with American weapons and equipment-—— but there were signs of 80 dissatisfaction on both sides. Japanese officials con- tend the brildup can only . take place too slowly to please. American officials. Apparently the Japanese -would have been willing to! © Nobel Winners | go for a larger total if the es United States had promised ~ substantial economic as- sistance. But the United States was un-| /. willing to do this. Instead, an official statement jointly issued late yesterday said | the United States would sell Japan 30 million dollars worth of surplus | food—probably rice and heats for Japanese yen. 58 The United Slates will use te promote a defense ALBERT SCHWEITZER arms and military equipment there and by direct investment. In four weeks of negotiations | climaxed by the statement Ameri- | can representatives argued that Japan needs ground forces—aside from sea and air_forces—totalling 325,000 to 350.000 men ag soon as possible. The present Japanese na- tional safety force, armed and equipped by the United States, to- tals only 110,000, Hayato Ikeda, personal represen- tative of Prime Minister, Shigeru Yoshida, reportedly fold Asst. Sec- | retary of State Walter S. Robert- son that Japan would have to un- dertake a far more limited de- fense expansion. The Japanese are understood | osity Marshall Gets Peace Prize Nobel Institute Names General ‘53 Winner; ‘52 Recipient Is Schweitzer | OSLO W—Gen. George C. Mar-, shall, symbol of American gener- to a war-torn world, has been awarded the 1953 Nobel peace prize. The 1952 prize—not given out last year — went at the same time’ to Albert Schweitzer, world-famous to be thinking in terms of 180,000 | philosopher, musician and mission- men in ground ‘forces over the | next three to five years. The joint statement reported agreement also on: : } 1..Maintenance of tight controls | over trade with Communist China. 2. Need for stimulating foreign investment in Japan and for fight- ing inflation. 3.-Holding a meeting in Tokyo soon to negotiate settlement of a two billion dollar aid bill run up during the occupation period. (A similar hegotiation with Germany resulted in a write-off of about 62 per cent of the bil) Well-Digger Ordered Not fo Strike Oil PITTSBURGH (UP) — John S. Weiss, who is digging a well in his yard, was under court order today not to strike oil. If he does the well must be sealed. Township officials went to court when Weiss began digging a well for natural gas. They were afraid he would strike oi] and begin trans- porting it. .. a violation of zoning ordinances. Judge William H. McNaugher ruled that Weiss could go ahead with his plans, provided he strikes only natural gas and uses “it all himself. ary The awards were announced last night by the Norwegian Nobel In- stitute. The five-member selection ‘Suicide Attempt s| under torture. Told Newsmen by Gen. Dean Grabbed Guard's Gun After Thinking Torture Might Break Him From AP & UP Dispatches WASHINGTON — Maj. Gen. William F. Dean grabbed a guard’s gun and tried to commit suicide when he was a prisoner of the Reds because he was afraid he might “squeal” Dean told the National Press Club about the inci- dent Friday. The repatriated com- mander of the 24th division in Korea said he made the attempt with a Russian submachine gun in Septem- ber, 1950, shortly after his capture. Dean said he was-afrilld he might _seveal the Japa- | Red captors started “driv- peseMefense plans when hils ling those. splinters under my fingernails and setting | them afire, as they told me they were going tc do.” “I said, ‘Dean, you-don't know whether you can take it or not-=/ You might squeal. You'd better get out of here.’ | . Dean said he slipped past his | sleeping guard. and had the mia- | chine gun in his hands when he | was discovered, but the weapon | jammed. \ Dean said he made the at- tempt after four teams of in- terrogators questioned him. After the last session a colonel Kim was really provoked. He said they were going to torture me in the morning, Dean said. What they were aiming for was} the defense plans of Japan. And the trouble was I knew them, That was a tough night. I decided I'd better kill myself.” Afte, the gun jammed, Dean | said, a man he had not know was in the reom “rushed me, roaring.” | “About that time the guard woke Plane Shipment | Proof Lacking Team of Neutrals Finds No Evidence That Reds Violated Armistice PANMUMJOM @®—A neutral na- tions inspection team said today it found “‘no evidence whatsoever” | board, following tradition, assigned | up and clipped me—then about 15| that the Communists had violated no reason for its choices. The prizes were set up under the will of Alfred Nobel, Swed- ish inventor of dynamite. He specified that the peace award should go to the candidate “who has werked the most.or the best for promoting brotherhood among people, and for the abolition or reduction of the standing armies, and for the establishment ont spread of peace congresses.” Marshall, now 72, sprang into world fame as army chief of staff during World War II, As secre tary of state he later was instru | mental in organizing a 17 billion dollar aid campaign to restore the | economies of Europe. In a statement issued at his winter home in Pinehurst, N. C., where he is convalescing from a flu attack, Marshall said ‘This award is a great distinction and honor for which I am. deeply grateful.” Schweitzer, who has been called the “greatest living missionary,” has spent 36 years helping the ne- groes of Africa. For many years | he has headed a-hospital he es- tablished at Lambarene in French Equatorial Africa. La Rosa- McGuire Affair Bringing Husband Home NEW YORK (AP)—Sgt. John H. Brown said in Korea today that his wife’s happiness will decide what action he'll take concerning her romance with singer Julius La Rosa. Last night Brown's wife, Dorothy McGuire, said she was “shocked and disturbed” upon learning her husband was planning to come back from Korea. La Rosa had said Miss? McGuire separated ami- cably from Brown ax that they would be marriec after resolving legal and religious obstacles. La Rosa is a Ro- man Catholic and Miss Mc- Guire is not. Brown, 25, a former divinity stu- dent at Anderson (Ind.) theolog- icel Seminary, said he. learned from a radio broadcast that his wife was divorcing him to marry La Rosa.- Shortly after he said, he. received a letter from her. “1 love my wife dearly,” Brown - sald through Arniy officers at his post at Tacgu, “and I am most | ’ rned for her happiness, At this I haven't decided what action’ to take. “‘However, I am hoping for a leave and if grapted, | will see Miss McGuire, talk, fo her and then decide what to do. Whatever i decide will be for the benefit of my wife's happiness.” The Army said in Seoul his leave request would be processed as soon as possible, > Brown went to Korea last Au- gust after being recalled to mili- tary service. .*Miss, McGuire said she has (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) ers guards were manhandling | Dean recalled. The physical torture never ‘oc- curred. It was revealed in Washington today that the Pentagon may call in Dr. Charies W. Mayo. noted (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Six Teenagers Held in Assault Detroit Police Probing Slugging of an Off-Duty Patrolman Last Night DETROIT wm — Six teenagers’ were held today for investigation of slugging an off-duty patrolman during a fight last night. The patrolman, James N. Fol- garelli, 27, suffered a compound skull fracture when a hoodlum | slugged him with a 10 pound wash- ing machine agitator. Folgarelli and a neighbor, Mor- ris R. Zolerovitzz, 26, chased a dozen youths after one of them | threw a bottle through the window of the patrolman’s home. The policeman and Zolerovits caught two of the youths but were attacked by four olde members of the gang. Zolerovitz said one of the youths ran around behind Foiga- relli and hit him with the heavy metal agitator. The gang fled when Zoletovitz released the boy he was holding to go to Folgerelli’s aid. Police said they had rounded up more than 30 youths for question- King in the attack. They held six, four of them ju- veniles. = <% Police said the hoodlums broke a dozen windows in the vicinity of Folgarelli's home by heaving bottles through them. Wrong End, Buddy! LITTLE ROCK, Ark w—Twenty- month-old Frank Treat tried on a new hat yesterday but it didn’t fit. Firemen rushed’ to the Treat home and sawed a child's portable toilet seat from the youngster's head. the armistice agreement by ship- ping crated combat planes from Manchuria to a North Korea air base at Uiju. The report was signed by Czech, Polish, Swiss and Swedish mem- bers of the team which the Neutral Nations Supervisory Com- mission sent to Uiju to make an investigation. The probe was ordered after the U. N. Command _ protested that the Communists were mov- ing warplanes into North Korea in violation of truce terms which permit only the replacement of worn .out combat craft. The chief of South Korea's air force, Lt. Gen. Choi Yong. Duk, said yesterday in Tokyo that’ the Reds have moved 400 fighter planes into North Korea in violation of the armistice. He said the planes are based at 30 newly-repaired air- fields. The report was made at a 2%- hour session of the military armi- stice commission today. « An Allied officer said that most of the day’s meeting time was devoted to repetition of Commu- nist charges that the Allies. are “obstructing” operation of ‘“‘ex- planations” to war prisoners. The Reds also repeated protests against Allied refusal to extend the 90-day “explanation” period during which the Reds hoped to coax balky war prisoners back to communism. Hopeful Gl in Korea Pens Safety Slogan ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP) — Army Pvt. Paul Felknor Jr., wrote his mother from Korea: “Mom, please drive carefully. The life you save may be my re- placement.” In Today‘s Press Birmingham Beilding News Cherch News ....csescceeccecaces Comics ccetneeee -Coanty News ...........- 2, ve 19, * Dr. George Crane ...... Editorials ... es Pest ....... Patterns ichialbesany Siipnened Se CRT | dustries are expected soon as the Ps HE'S NOT SPOOFIN'’—Spooks seem to hold no fear for little Glen David Coster who gets inte the spirit of his first Halloween by cham- ming up with a big jack-o-lantern. The nine-month-old boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Coster of 331 First Ave. AF ae Halloween Fun , Await Workers’ Reports Fund Close to 60 Per Cent as Drive Ends 2nd Week Pontiac Area United Fund’s 1953 campaigf> inched another $2,000 toward its goal as campaigners closed the second week of canvassing: today. With one week left to go Fund headquarters reported 60 per cent of the $487,200 in the annual drive, United $288,750 raised—just under goal. aa $3,500 Is Donated by Coach Builder for United Fund Leslie Hutchinson, Waterford in- dustrial chairman for.Pontiac area United Fund's 1953 campaign, pointed the way for fellow indus- trialists this fall with a $3,500 dona- tion on behalf of Pontiac Coach Co. Reports from other Waterford in- United Fund drive enters its final week. : Hutchinson's gift, the? largest from Waterford to date, was one of the first from his area to cross the desk at United Fund headquar- ters in Hotel Pontiac. This is the first year that Waterford has. been included in the Pontiac Area United Fund campaign. Six Young People Die in Three-Car Crash WARRENSBURG, Mo. # — A three-car accident killed six young persons and injured two others near here last night. The dead were Ralph Krewson, 19, Roy Earp; 18, Bill Marr, 18, all of Warrensburg; Robert Bybee, 24, Arlene Barker, 16, and Mary; Helen Couch, 17, all of Odessa, Mo. Robert Himbury, 18, of Warrens- burg, and Melvin Claude Murray, 18, of Odessa, each suffered a leg fracture. Nobody Hits Nobody! OLYMPIA, Wash. @—Gov. Ar thur B, Langlie has announced an all-out statewide traffic law en- forcement campaign starting next month. One of: the regulations the state patrol says it will enforce rigidly reads: Every driver, driving his ve- hicle, shall look out for and yield the right of way to all other ve- hicles on the highway. “We urge all solicitors to bring in their gp as -) as possible,” wight in Adams, paula, ector of the United Fund, said to- day. “We've received almost no kits since our, report meeting ee We cannot include ges in our reports until the re- turns cross, the desk at campaign headquarters.” Adams explained some figures listed today are a bit lower than reported at Wednesday's luncheon because some group chairmen re- re- Show United Fund Film “Anyone interested in seeing the new 16-minute color sound mo- vie, “Ths YOU in United Fund,” at 2:30, 4 or 7:30 p.m, United Fund campaigners are especial- ly urged to attend, ported receipts which they have in hand but still have not turned in for auditing at headquarters in Hotel Pontiac. Part of the $288,750 total to date is $128,954.50 from industrial em- ployes and $94,383 from corpora- tions for a total of $223,337.50 in the industrial division. Commercial division reported $50,314 from Pontiac stores, bus- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Cloudy and Cooler Forecast for Sunday The U. S. Weather Bureau prom- ises partly cloudy skies coupled with cooler temperatures for the Pontiac atea tonight and Sunday. The mercury is expected to drop to a low of 35. to 39 degrees tonight and rise to a high of from 52 to 56 on Sunday. Temperatures recorded here Fri- day ranged from a low of 35 to a high of 67 degrees. At 8 a. m. today the mercury ‘registered 44; but by 2 p. m. in ‘downtowh Pontiac the reading was That's what it says. 67 degrees. | for Tonight Begging, Mystery Treat Contest, Parties Slated “Begging” from 6 to 7 p. m., a mystery treat contest, elemen- tary school parties and teen-age dances are scheduled for tonight's Halloween fun in Pontiac. Students whose names are select- ed by drawing and are found at home by a specified time, will be awarded prizes. Senior high school students mist be home by 10:4 p. m., junior high youths by 10:30 p. m. and elementary school : chil- dren by 9 p. m. student#” are planned from 7 te 8:15 p. m. at Owen, Whittier, Bagley, Hawthorne, Lincoln Jun- tor and Baldwin schools. Teen-age dance parties are scheduled at Washington Junior. High School- and the Lakeside Homes Community Center from 8 to 10 p. m., at Jefferson and Lin- coln Junior Highs from 8:30 to 10 p. m. and at Wever Junior High “/Mapped for City Interviews Find Only 21 of 459 Care to Return Anti-Reds Persuaded to Attend Explanations but Bedlam Follows PANMUNJOM (AP) —Long-defiant' anti-Com- munist Korean War pris-— oners marched fromr their compounds today and with shouts, kicks anu scream- ing curses overwhelmingly told Communist explainers they will not go back to Red rule. . Only 21 of 459 North Ko- .{reans elected to go back to the €ommunists, the In- dian command said. This is less than 5 cent, slightly more than the 2 or 3 per cent of 921.Chi- nese who said return at earlier in ~ ‘You traitors!” the Russians.” from 7:45 to 9:43 p. m. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Marathon S Six-Day N.Y. NEW YORK (AP)—Marathon negotiations today set- °° ession Ends Milk Tie-Up tled a. six-day milk strike in the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area, bringing employes higher wages and the region's 12 millions the prospect of higher prices. Dealers said huge tank trucks already were heading from country farms toward the milk-starved area with the fresh fluid milk. They said it should start coming out of processing plants for distribution to stores and homes at about 1 p.m. Samuel J. Cohen, at- torney for the AFL Inter- national Brotherhood of Teamsters, sai the 200 companies involved in the dispute had granted a package increase amount- ing to about $8.50 a week. The attorney said the actual wage increase is $6. The two-year contract also con- tains fringe benefits and _— im- provements, negotiators R. Wisch, chairthan of the industry negotiating committee, said he does not Believe the retail and wholesale prices of milk wilt Increase “‘as much ag one cent a quart” as a resul. of the dispute. He éaid he “would guess off- without the a cent per quart wholesale and retail.” ° The agreement efding-the strike of 13,000 drivers and plant workers was hammered out in“a I3;hour, all-night session in city hall. Company officials warned . that the area, which normally uses five million quarts of milk a day, was completely dry. hand, studying it, price increase will be one-half - pad : eae cia? , de -’ - A ‘ f J , ‘é ig P| é fea” a J % ac pee eRe ed Oh nig be | FE OID RES ae A Verte ty e Per Act if Fe eagres: scanner Sa aa IAG PRESS. SATURD st? . fc t er Pt ésthll- in = y SRR ssoee ‘ we \ “Per Acre Oftered Simple Funeral ez mea SATURDAY, OCTOBER 91,1959 | | | | ren, OG ingham Schools ~ ay —_— al Pos a set, Bre “ale ' ai ake Me ey r Aire er — 3 a a : i. T we vy Tri ee nits : Held:for ¥ d a ah oie ~~ Seen oe) : yt a poh a0 a 4 a aca ey ie Jail Woman, 37, : Def 3 W lence of its school safety prgoram. Van Alstine infant Lived | ¢ -. i= esi lt EPO RETEST Saige on , of 5 Husbands if school will receive a Only 38 Hours; Three Se oe y : i elie : DETROIT w ~ She's peti y| Others ‘Doing Fine’ ie we ane “likes . a. = 5 Se al ae reine” rt ing $585 colle ergy No. 6, buy- mobilization chief Arthur Flemm- Alstine, 33, was still Ss c > wet Se F a . Prt | tan card of clothes on a ing says a new government policy nity ward of the Edward W. hap Sergey ) re Way U5 ig pee 8 oe OS a aes ea that wasn’t her's. designed to channel defense work row Hospital and could . ‘ : Fae ga key away “4 ah regs rr vied seme aewil. be unentployment pro- .* oa 7 et . ms : rs. Liggett |" ill be ‘announced * lh cy Raed . 5 adie Ra ee 4. piirer Bradshaw Pasiuk van Os- | “eek oF 10 days.” m8 hoy gs fn i? ~—— Caros. ‘‘But I still a new policy. Fipuaag said ewe three survi quads - . deal” from ; ; great Ronald Rae, ee Dee, and ~~ K i - | pended Se wees ‘iene Rath Ane were" e orean PWs Shout, [= % ss spital incubator : 3 cr a ’ - sno ei a] UN ce sag \Cutse, Reject Reds oe aceme acer Teachers Club wilt | family ror agp = Bea. e. Se ‘s YR me tigen Re | = | (Con _ of labor surplus in industrial eS Se Oe 6 ene white coffin when 1 —o oe : \ ws Be oA ao & tinued From Page One) ee Little Theater @ Birm- grave. wnt . rating 9f unemployment, woth ot too Batons Site Con: | Me on quads and who’ mar f trem Ga sien, it = ose shag pre- » and ra i Saal. sompmctet om Hs. ecmnes ae an ce a bedside waiier” ae by matching the low bid. sins a ’ United Fund N Red ; mares Nichols said Flemming also in- he total figure includes vent more than a year.” he explained. | ¢ Man Reinstated early Red, China's Pelping radio) dicated the new order would pro : one classroom and the e ad ay unders: a little mjs- ~+ pee: ' = delayed explanation ong- incentives for defense indust- Hwy er rgutd by tr rl | pata’ the Conga | usted tore [ALLEL ZN Crash |Atter Testimony | 60-Per Cent of Goal | szicrrs, set: Bet the trons ey tice i arent i lao of the vision | Church will ae | | NEW | ( ee SP nee | wih Don. 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Trese, director |‘ Adams, incoln Hei hts : A VRS Was Hurt suspended for security Biot from Wate professions, with $245 | man Rhee conte that the Syng-| 101 Iman Honored at the Oakland County Catholic * * Kiddi in March Auto Collision | 7%2 “sinstated_ yesterday . aterford for a division | oners to attend —e eh _. ie Family Center A letter iddies to Att ISION | was le when it| total of $50,550. the explanations, |OY Home T , Will speak at the) meat from the Birmingham end Ils Victim Agai arned Senate probers had they must have got words from own , s 7 Boag om de sre Mgt teat Estate Board urging “im- Hallowee gain ims Uk ee oer eal 1, | heir American masters and City C 1 | ; Name Altar Society, this Mon- shediete action” on a emeke com | _ oweeén Party A White Lake Tov with an identical name who is imsbene Gas Mw = tactics — r ouncil day at 1:30 p. m. at the church. trol ordinance has been recetyed | WATERFORD a ues wal ime es te suspected Red. A coleed $4835 30, Arocha $10,000 ig | @*Planation work.” to wreck the! In a- recent Father. Eugene Paddock by the City Commission. coln TOWNSHIP—Lin- | casts hospital to have Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel earmarked for the | a is a e © caaaaell t resolution the city will also . pastor, City Heights Subdivision’s fourth | in _removed from limbs broken | the Senate Permanén for | Fund trom soliciti local United! hima " ncil of Negaunee honored a ee ag Inspector Jack Walker consecutive Halloween party-is ex- an accident last March, Was th- | tions Su! rams t Investiga- . Bl citing in the Birm- | start pony be had scheduled the alte son, Pontiac City Manager tea will be business meeting. good progress was being |Pe ol ale gare a employe, \Wells | p: vrolet Company Be ia The W Methodist. —— eet he said.| the Sounigen sa ee wed, sald on: sab cord Bor ——— to Firm Has Lowest Bid eath ‘ . A a A “ money after . ~ - aes. er . @ : The romance between La Rosa — in tackling the mar a drinking bout. on M-59 Widening : ie The City Commission has con- a I Brighton and Wing Co, of Farm-|] ‘© min i) _ 7 a firmed the assessinent a he Send ten wel. Two Sentenced Here «© | Inston is low bidder unl Fo. - water roll for | fired Oct. 19 from the cases, he said ia hie to widen ee rs , and sewer services atong ° Arthur God- | seo said the Pentagon will) On Breaki eight-tenths of a mil frey program. seek to learn i in Char M-99 e of . ! Shipman boulevard. the answers t ge trom Elizabeth Lak , ‘ ee e ig as: nie 0 stch! Two men who pl wr south. Q e Road ji 5th ANNUAL ; Informal devotional Fireside | {2 Auburn Heigh » . How long Svhere you sub 9 to breaking and entering in the The low bid, $132,701, wa “i vices Ser- | elg ts Tots to R jected time nounced - s an the First E in their fifth season at! Hurt in C se: 2. What for. — cae (pues: on et ee : 3 First Baptist Church will begin | in Car Collision ett MEIP Aid the pressure |7C2i? Probation and assessed $150 Highway Department, i : ee ee ao and | nae brothers, Roger W., 4, and| 3. At what point did they suc Judge Frank pee == = : = te — Emil Ki . y Rev piggmeo Sands, 5, were treated -oceperep your eae oe Joseph N came, * Beautiful Convenient A) jeans: BS m--s-+--88| During November, the theme of | cuts oe ade anaes = ¢arsall moving on the same green light. | It also quotes City Manager Gress as ps it may be made permanent. "a8 have other cities in the coun- \- try, that it not only speeds the ‘movement of traffic but increases "Washington dispatch shows some opinions being gathered by a Presiden- tat commission strongly support Ad- , @eclaring the system works so well that +41) Both leaders urged that offers to cut tariffs.be used to increase our Govern- ment’s bargaining power and that other barriers to site a naieirina trade also. be - attacked. Pointing to the shrinkage of our ex- port trade, Meany warned that if this process isn't checked “our business and employment activity will be hard hit.” * & € “2 ¢ Kune declared the decline has started “a spiral of developments including large surpluses, falling farm prices, reduced farm income and drastic production controls.” This he called sufficient reason to seek correction of conditions out of which the situation has arisen. On the Randall Commission report, due next Spring, will depend the final form of the Administration's trade pro- gram. It is good to know that before writing it the commission is hearing all sides of the question, including the eco- nomic realism in the views of men like Messrs. Mgany and KLINe. SEE “It 1s estimated that the U. S. will have a population of 200 million by 1975,” says a Federal official. If in the meantime World War III breaks out and hydrogen bombs are used, this esti- mate may prove tp, be too large by 200 ~ million. ~ EEE ALL the big Nations of the world insist they want peace, and yet all of them are feverishly preparing for war. The man from Mars says those who want peace should prepare for peace. EE The People’s Business Salute to Lobbyist Late Bob Poe Represented New, Quiet ClO Technique | By JACK I. GREEN LANSING—This is by way of being a small tribute to Bob Poe, a lobbyist and labor organizer, who died Friday. Lobbyists seldom get many flowery public “NOT NEGLECTING OUR OWN bee, AS - Lizaghleee~ WITH SOME...“ 3 2% ‘ ie ‘ Par pe 3 aE ae a ; x. sys é oe: ; ees Oe Empty Snass in the Pew THE PONTIAC FRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER a1, 1953 2! URCH- MEETING BLO-L5 (2 1D: — ae Voice of the People Says La Rosa Signed No Gontract With Sane ee Se enguuens Shee Sette a jack of space. Ful) name and telephone number of the writer must letters but these will sot be tf the eriter so requests. uniess the lettef is critical Jp its nature). Milton Berle will quip, “You can be replaced, you know,"’ when one of his-cast threatens to over- shadow him temporarily in the spotlight. Unlike Berle, Godfrey was dead serious when he put it into prac- —— (tice by firing a young man who oe re in the world to if God = endowed him with th® ability to do so. It is my opinion that Godfrey himself ‘has become so used to being called cute when he pulls his corny jokes that he, and not La Rosa has become swell headed. eulogies. Neither do labor organizers. When you Me "speakw of his cast as being combine the two you have an almost unsurmount- obstacle to great displays of public sorrow. But Bob Poe will not anly be missed in labor i been respected in the Fanks of uto Workers and the CIO or he pad pdnietron agence acitaed ee labor-management legislation. if i ; 4 basement at shelf. To small town and farmer legislators who be lieved every labor official had a bomb in his pocket and a. round-trip ticket th Moscow, the first CIO lobbyists were walking examples of that belief. Their favorite technique when they wanted something done in the Legislature was to import a horde of factory workers to swarm through the House and Senate and belabor suspicious law- makers. All this ever did, of course, was to make the legislators angry. The early CIO lobbyists usually ended up by gumming the works for their more experienced AFL brothers. But in recent years, the CIO and the UAW appear to have gotten over the idea they can bully their way through. Thus we-have the ap- pearance of men like Bob Poe. The Capitol hopes that the CIO will send a successor of the same chatacter and qualifications - as Poe because most legislators are interested, too, in a sane, sensible approach to labor issues underneath the catcalling of public tie politics. oa In fact, some already are “suggesting the name of Rep. Ed Carey, Detroit Democrat, as an ideal labor representative in the Capitol. * They note that the realignment of Detroit House districts under the next reapportionment probably will cost Carey his, seat—and they think he. would Fn Pee fe et mae rele workers. ° a big, happy family, but a family that he must dominate like a tyrannical father, a fam- ily that is happy only so long as it is humble and submissive in the presence of the great mas- ter, He objected first to La Rosa's counts he was working La Rosa withoyt a contract, which “meant that La Rosa was forced to work for whatever Godfrey*vanted,.to » pay him and if he complained about it he could have been let go on a minytes notice. So he is fired because he seeks advice.’ ’ Just~how—untair ‘can 6fie” mari” . get? Former Godfrey Fan American Youth Urges City to Give Clothing I wonder how many people’ ac- tually know what conditions this world is in because of the terrible wars: Countless people are freez- ing to death from lack of proper clothing and shelter, The United States is considered the leading nation of the world We do not have this vast amount of suffering here.’ Many cannot understand why we participate in these wars, giving lives, effort, time and money defending other countries. But I believe we have to do this in order to prevent a Godfrey; Has Every Right to Forge Ahead Cc unism from gaining control of freedom. Communism, as Whittaker Chambers so aptly put it, is faith in eer while m is faith in ‘ _ Halloween, “many young people of several churches of Potitia¢ are going around to the homes ffi this city to collect cloth - ing for the European needy. I am asking the people of Pon- tiac to acknow their citizen- ship to the United these young people. I am merely requesting that they give to them any good clothing that they do not need. Remember, if we don't fight Communism, it will soon rule the world! . An American Youth Hustler—“‘I don't know Billie does with his/ money. was short yesterday and he's short again today.” Rustler—‘‘Is he trying to borrow from you?” Hustler—"No, I'm trying to bor- what Days of All Faiths Holy Day Will Be Observed Sunday With Emphasis on Communion of Saints By CANON HOWARD HARPER Since humility 1s one of the chief Christian virtues it stands to reason that theré would be many =p t Christians whose very saint- when _ a kept them unknown. The had’ thoughts of thts church town of Wittenberg one of history's greatest up heavals. Protestant churches now keep in writing and post it. on, the door. af _ “The door of -any village church was a sort of municipal bulletin board. If anyone wanted a debate he put up a notice stating his ¢ub- jectrand signified that he was will- ing to takejon all comers. Debates in those days were it like entertainment. This was the eve of a Saints ment to state his posi- - Day, in 1517. The town would be swollen with pilgrims to go to Mass on the great feast day. Luther wanted to be sure not only of a good opponent but also of a large audience for the debate. Lather had nailed on the door his now-famous “Ninety-five Theses” — 96 points on which he found that he disa- for an authoritative church. I wish Annie wouldn't brag about her church. We are told to let our light shine — not our loudspeaker. On Nov. 2, 1917, Arthur J. Bal- four, who was at that time Bri- tish Secretary of State for For- eign Affairs, wrote in a letter to Lord Rothschild that the British government “views with favor the establishment in Palestine of a ‘national home for the Jewish peo- This definite commitment of the British government to the age- old hope of Jewish nationalists was of such great importance that the day on which it was made has been kept as a semi-holiday ever since. "i jeer | ae ee ee : am 4 4 9 . | J ; 4 Ms fan . . { aw o/ e § ; : Ps Case Records 3 sof a Psychologist K Audience Participation © Develops Much Interest credit for trying to reduce ab- stract morality to the everyday choices between righ wrong: So use the “Case Me od.” Also, employ obdjective written quizzes, such as true- false, four-answer type, etc. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case J-330: Melvin H., aged 32, is a livewire Sunday school teach- er. “Dr, Crane, I used to bea worry wart about my health,” he saidt~ with a smile. “But my wife talked me into taking a Sunday school class of high schoolers, and now I never have time to think of my aches about the lesson. Or give them 4 answer problems, such as: “The prophet who was thrown into a well, was Samuel-Jeremiah- Elijah-Isaiah.” Portraits - By JAMES J. METCALFE “The spooks are walking down the street . . . And on the movie screen .. . And witches wander everywhere .. . For fun on Hal- loween .. . It is the time for boys and girls . . . To don their cos-~ tumes. bright . . . To pay their game of ‘‘trick or treat” .* stay-up-date at night .. . Not really late, but late enough . . . To lose a little sleep. 2. .. And shape the childhood memories . . . That they wil) always keep . It is the happy evening that . . . Belongs to them alone .. . So let us be considerate .. . And make it ail their own .. . And if a little dam- age should . . . Disturb the peace- , fal scene’. . . Let us remember when we had . . Our childhood Halloween. Baering Bown By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER International News Service See where our old war-mate Churchill is going to get t ates and help Prize for wise-cracks on the — of the extingency. When Winsome said we will fight on the. streets, in the streets, in the hills, on the sea- shore and in the valleys, we remarked it sounded like an English couple on a bank holi- day etc. Since people are rather hesitant about revealing their ignorance, they will seldom show much en- *thusiasm about such tests unless you first place them on teams. So put three or four on a team and then let them pool their knowledge. This divides any stig- ma for low seid since all the group on the team are involved. Moreover, it is helpful to let a few of the young people be re- sponsible for developing the ques- tions on next week's lesson. « Then find somebody who has access to a typewriter and type enough carbon cepies of your test to go around, This added chore can also be farmed out to a couple of the students, Remember, the more “audience- participation’’ you can develop, the more the students will enjoy the class, and the greater will be the benefit therefrom: Also, modernize your class les- sons by employing currect prac- tical experiments in morality For instance, assign them the “Compliment Club.’’ Let them pay ‘their 3 compliments per day and then report on the following Sun- Compliments are simply the Gelden Rule carried into immed- jate action wherever you are, so it is an ideal church project, Use. other bulletins, which this newspaper offers via this col- umn, such as the “Test for Sweethearts.’ For they show the goed traits of character that pro. duce popularity, friendship” and even ultimate romance. Whenever possible, pick actual situations from everyday life, - ahd let your group analyte them, Let the students dissect such -. eurrent behavior of young Amer- ieans and point out what is wrong and what corrections should be made. For example, take the case of a visiting football squad which filed its luggage with towels, dresser scarfs, etc. from the hotel. The coach learned ef this fact before they left the hotel, His blood, sweat and tears were What should he do? a national broth. With everybody getting more helpings than Oliver Twist. There wasn't a crisis Winnie couldn't condense into a snapper in a bon-bon. lane. He held England together by ” And send for + the ears until we got there in t Pep Up 1917 and 1942. —_— But we feel that the maverick conservative is glossing over our share in the results. A con- servative is a diner who wants the same table, the same waiter and the same menu. But not the same egg. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY My soul is confinually in my hand; yet do 1 not forget thy law.—Psalms 119: 109. 7 - “ God looks with approval and man turns with gratitude to every~~-- one who shows bya cheerful life that religion is a blessing for this world and the next.—Henry Van Dyke. And discuss what prompted those high school football players to stuff such towels and scarfs, bath mats, etc., into their luggage. “’ Use this Case Method when- ever possible to bring morality down to the practical, everyday my bulletin *“‘How Sunday School,” en- closing a /stamped, return en- velope, plus a dime (Copyright. Hopkrns Syndicate Ine.) From Our Files 15 Years Ago TOKYO MAY -scrap nine power trpaty; trade abused feared. CARNEGI®£ MEDAL given George Whitney, 75, who rescued boy at Saginaw. JOHN LEWIS retains light-heavy- weight championsh after bout with Al Gainor. 2 Years -Ago .GOLD...MAY¥Y~PLAY major role in coming U.S.-Soviet parley. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT may prosecute and reject car sale bid in order to force Ford to sign NRA pact. Writer Brings Up.Her Kids Brady Way, Says They Seldom Have Common CRI By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Call It CRI Our kids have wet féet as almost an everyday experience but seldom catch any of the “colds” in the neighborhood. We let them wear or leave off whatever they please in any weather We are bringing them up the Brady way. You sre. Doctor, your teachings do not fall om deaf ears ic Answer — So far, so good. If vou haven't a copy of No. 5 Little Lesson, Call It CRY, I'd like to send you one with my compli- ments. Other readers send 25 cents and stamped, self-addressed en- velope for the booklet, which deals with the Common Respiratory In- fections which are altogether too prevalent in most neighborhoods and make three-fourths of the work of physicians. Sugar Is Sugar Purther corroborate your statement that it makes no difference whether beet sugar or cane sugar is used for can- ning, cooking or table, as here in the sugar beet country (Michigan) we use beet sugar almost exclusively: for mak- by a emeee jams, jeliies, ete. (Mrs. Answer — Yes, sugar jis sugar, whether it's beet sugar, cane sugar, honey, glucose, maltose, fruit sugar, corn sugar, molasses, syrup, raw, brown, refined, white, 65 cents a pound-er 814 cents a pound. That is, to intelligent people. ‘ Deafness and Head Noises Please send me the pamphiet. . scribing the exercises for deafness @ head noises. Roaring in ears now fér over @ year wo coe (8. that are prevaient- Aen... Answer — For pamphtet—Deaf a ness and Tinnitus (head noises) send stamped, seff-addressed en- velope. Ask for it in writing and sign your: request. A clipping will not suffice. Preparing for Paternity My husband, poor boy, expects to be- come a father some time in April. Id like to start him out right, I mean educate him so he won't worry too much ebrout the “throes” and all that .. . (Mrs. A. L. 6.) Answer — All very well for :ou to be facetious about it — you will not be thrust into the monkey cage with the others waiting there, nor treated as a stooge by the nurses and the doctor (if a doctor happens to be around when the baby is born). Send 25 cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope for No. 4 Little Lesson, Preparing for Ma- ternity, which contains chapters for the prospective father. Ideally, everything you study your husband should study along with you. When you visit the doctor your husband should be with you to listen and see that the doctor’s advice and instructions are carried out. When you are bearing the baby your husband should be beside you ~ if ‘he is a man and not a nincom- = = poop As a Boy T am 60 I can somersault the war ¥ aid boy but don't know whether thet te the way you do... #C. A. B) ‘Answer — As a boy I turned A airsprings — which, I think, is what_Webster calls somersaults. On a bet T think_I could still do so. But I do not advise anybody to try it. The gomersaults I roll every morning {or-at any time I'm struck for an idea or annoyed) may be otherwise called “forward rolls.” Send stamped, self-addressed en- velope for pamphlet Séinersaults. Not at Five Took the doctor for advice, or treatment it is common for children at that age to wet the bed. Friends say yes BR - ata occasionally, but net every night . (Mrs. W. R. PD Answer — Send stamped, self- addressed envelope and ask in writing (clipping will bring no re- ply) for pamphlet The Bed-wetting Habit. my fiye-year-old to Yogurt Please discuss the merits of yogurt. (HA, CO Answer -— To the best of my knowledge the merits are the same as the merits of sour milk, butter- milk, Bulgarian miik, Acidophilus milk, curdied ‘milk, fresh milk, . skim milk, separator milk,. evap-. orated milk, condensed milk, paw- dered milk. You pay your.money and take ‘your ‘choice. Signed. letters, not more than ane page or 100 words long, orbs | to personal health and nage , wot je disease, diagnosig or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady {f a stamped, self addressed envelope te enciased, etc. (Copyright, 1953) He said that -ij THE PONTIAC PRESS. 4 _SATURDAY, OCTOBER ‘31, 1953, Faculty Backs School Board on Teacher’s Ouster . ) : ‘a Commission Seats’ at Stake Annex Proposal on Ballot Clarkston Statf #! Milford Club fo Hear Talk by Gem Expert States Approval Educator to Face U. S. Congressional Probe on Red Affiliation “CLARKSTON — Members of the Clarkston Community schools’ teaching staff met Friday evening to ‘make a public statement in regard to the resignation of their former Teachers’ Club president, George Miller. Miller, a social studies teacher in the Clarkston junior high grades, resigned- at the request of thé Clarkston Board of Education last Friday. The request was made following Miller's alleged admis- sion that he was once a “card that he had ever made such an admission saying that he “was not now nor ever had been a Com- munist. “I was associated with the Progressive Party in Arizona, but have had no political activity in Michigan,” he said. Miller came to Clarkston three years ago from Phoenix, Arizona. He was elected president of the club, a division of the Mich- igan ation Associatiori; this fall. His fellow members made the following statement: ‘‘This came as a great shock as we had high regard for Mr. Miller. However, since there is a question of doubt as to his loyalty, we feel that the board of education and our Superintendent, Leslie F. Greene, acted fairly, wisely and in good faith.”’ Miller was served with a su poena this week to appear before | the UnAmerican Activities Com- | mittee hearings in January. Investigation by the State Po- lice in September set off a series of meetings with Miller, police detectives and Superintendent Greene. According to Board of Education reports, Miller refused to repudiate the Communist party or to reveal those with whom he was associated. ‘ Dr. Albert’ Phillips, executive secretary of the MEA in Lansing and his assistant, Dr. Dale Ken- nedy, when Iriterviewed by the Press on Friday said that the MEA had a specific “plank in its pro- gram which covered such cases.” “First, we make an investiga- tion, If a person is convicted of activity in a subversive movement, hig membership card is lifted im- mediately from our roster,"’ de- clared Dr. Kennedy. | | | | Dr. Phillips, pointing out the | Senate Agriculture Committee pre- | ings, take population of said, | dicted that prices for the best | into saaablbian and pinky Cee | wording of the policy, “We expel or bar from mem- | bership in the MEA any educat- or who is proved to be a mem- ber of a subversive group and who is guilty of gross violation of professional ethics.” Miller said that this “‘command appearance before the congression- al comimittee,’’ would finish him as a teacher. “I will just havé to go into | some: other business,’* he said. He is planning to leave for his: home in Arizona within a few days, but said he would return | voluntarily for the January hear- | ings. Vote on Hike *: FIT FOR A KING—Five-year-old Kent Smith | feeds the rabbits as his father, J. George Smith, looks on over his shoulder at the family’s dairy and hog farm about 40 miles southwest AP Wirepheote family will be visited Nov. 4 by King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece, the Smith farm having been chosen as typical of northern Illinois. af Chicago. The * Rise in Cattle Prices Reported 2 GOP Senators Say _ Quotations of Best Beef to Equal Last Year. WASHINGTON (}—Twp Repub- | lican senators.gaid today they saw signs of improvement in cattle prices, currently a major cause of farmer discontent: Sen. Schoeppel (R-Kan) said the rise he noted came despite what he called ‘‘a nationwide political | smoke screen designed to embar- | | | rass the administration and keep (beef) prices: low for political; advantage.” * ¢ e Chairman Aiken (R-Vt) of the | grades of beef will ‘‘av erage about the same as last year.’’ He also | criticized the recent “‘cattlemen's caravan'’ which came to Wash- ington seeking high-level govern- ment price supports for beef. Aiken said in an interview the caravan ‘‘was overdone ... an attempt to dramatize that was | oxerdramatized.”’ He said Secre-| tary of Agriculture Benson, who | conferred with the cattlemen with- out making any commitments, | handled the situation ‘in an_ad-| mirable . mahner."’ ~ oo Ld * Aiken said pricés for the best | | grades of beef ‘recently have im- proved at Chicago and other Mid- | | west markets.’ ’ a Schoeppel said in a statement | price of canner and cutter | Lat a’Special school board meeting. | ditional | gram | the plan. Romeo Moves Toward Solving School Problem | ROMEO—The first major step, Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the high | to alleviate crowded classroom | school for further discussion of conditions in Romeo Community | the expansion program. School District was taken this week) Also realizing the need for at classrooms were 100 parishoners of St. Clement . Church who attended a special meeting at the church this week te. support a pregram to raise $60,000 for a four-room addition to’ the parish school; The Rev. Fr. John McMillan, pastor, stated that the addition would -setve needs for possibly the next five years. Postal Brarteh to Open Nov. 6 Pontiac to Direct Office | at Union Lake Managed The board unanimously agreed tin | |conduct a survey of the district. Dr. Gerald W. Boicourt, asgist- lant professor of administration, and organization at Wayne Uni-} versity’s College of Education, was authorized to make the survey by the board. He will begin Tues- | day with-a conference with Supt T. C. Flippula. The board announced its pd tion to hold = public mecting soon 4s. the survey is comptote | te — voters with its-find- ‘Nacsa told ‘the board that he | would study the educational. on gram desired, check existing Ws Resid cial aspects of the situation. | School Board President L. W. Rickett proposed a plan which, | he said, would not raise the prf&ent| by Charles Crandell | millage since the expansion pro-| would be covered by the UNION LAKE — A new Union and | Lake Contract Branch of the Pon- tiac Postoffice will begin function- ‘ing Nov. 16 at 1519 Union Lake Rd. in a store owned by Charlies L. Crandell, who will act as mana- two mills coming off this year by the six scheduled to be taken off in 1956. The overall long rapge expan- sion preposed might also be aa _— he | Pontiac Postmaster Leslie H disclosed. Dean said the branch would give | Attorneys are scheduled to study money arder end registered letter | service and sell stamps and other postal supplies The area also receives some |}rural delivery from, Milford and | Walled Lake, Dean said. The Pontiac Postoffice changed from rural to mounted delivery in the The board will convene again Heart- Shaped ‘Coke Honors 90th Birthday METAMORA — —Mrs. George | Blood, 90 years old tomorrow, was | ROYAL OAK-~A proposal to “annex a portion of Royal Oak T ip. the city on the will be/put before voters in an election here Tuesday. Two candidates for mayor and 19 for four seats on the city com- mission as well as three proposed amendments to the city charter will also be on the ballot. The annexation proposal must Plan Dedication of Tabernacle Ferndale Church Now Affiliated With Pilgrim Holiness Denomination FERNDALE—The Pilgrim Tab- ernacie, formerly known as the Metropolitan Holiness Tabernacle, will be dedicated here officially tomorrow at special ceremonies. The Rev. Ernest Thomas, pastor and founder of the church, an- nounced that the tabernacle is affiliated with Pilgrim) Holiness Church of America of ‘which he and Mrs. Thomas have been mem- bers for 14 years. The denomination’ numbers some 1,000 churches in this country and 300 in 2% foreign countries. Dr. L. W. Sturk, genera] super- intendent of the church, will be| speaker at the dedication service | at 2:30 p. m. He will alse speak at a 7:30 service. A special Sunday school rally will be held at 10 a. m. Dr. W. L. Surbrook, president of the Owosso | ‘will address the | congregation at an 11 a. m. serv- | Bible College, ice. A brother of the Rev. Mr. Thomas, the Rev. Daniel Thomas | ef Elkland, Pa., will also take | part in the services. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, a 1937 graduate of Lincoln High School, began work here after seven years | of evangelism among 22 nations. | The present building, West. Nine Mile Rd. at Hyland, was built in | | 1950 and 1951. for Royal Oak Election The area is 9 two-mile strip, one a half mile wide, lying be- tween Twelve ahd Fourteen Mile MILFORD —A Pontiac gem te expert will speak Monday before carry a majority vote in both the | members of Milford Monday Liter. OG city_and the affected area. ary Club. Stanton L, Deyo, certified gem- inaligiek auakeek ah & Seales jewelry store, will illustrate his address, with, display of prec- reads and bounded by Campbell four stofies. Regal Dog road and the center line ef | ‘The meeting is scheduled to be- Gaines Dog Stephenson highway. gin at 2 p. m. in Milford Presby- Three proposed charter amend- | terian Church. Kasco Dog ments call for revisions in the Frisky Dog ed employe retirement plan, changing Hunt Clab Dog Meal the meeting time of the board of 2.80 review and a compilation of city PS Millers Dog Meal ss 2.80 ordinances. Millers Kibbles ; os vlele 3.40 Youth is in the majority among ri !. ATTENTION! Tie-Owt Chains, 10¢ft...., 89 |} Tie-Our Chains, 15hft.... 1.10 Straw, Hay and Bedding Plant Employees! | f=@ lf you are In need of industrial safety giesses we ere on the recommended list to fill your REGAL needs | FEED & SUPPLY CO. Optical | We Deliver Dr. . R. Bermen Department 28 Jackson Ph. FE 2-0491 ‘Phone FE 4-7071 17 N. Seginew $e. NEW LOW PRICES! - SOLD. SERVICED MUNTZ .. « GUARANTEED... “FACTORY TO YOU"! THE LOWEST PRICED NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY TELEVISION IN ALL AMERICA!!! grade cattle rose $1 to $2.25 per| honored with a heart-shaped an- | | 100 paunds at five major markets | niversary cake at a meeting of between ‘Qct..15 and 17. | Past Matrons Club Wednesday in The Agriculture Department yes- | the home’ of Mrs. Edward Dubey terday published figures showing | Sr | that between mid-September and| A pottuck onaé was served in School Levy Royal Oak Voters Get | Union Lake region on March 1, | 1952, he added. Rural delivery includes money order and registered letter ser- vice, Dean explained, but these services are not included under BECAUSE . . . the power of the incredi- Proposal for Two TA mia hes prices farmers re-| Mrs. Blood .was also presented a | ceived for their products again ‘plant. Operating Tax Raise | dropped more than prices they| Mrs. Oliver Moses was re | paid, tightening the economic | elected president of thé club, Mrs. ROYAL OAK — A proposal for a two mill increase in the school op- | erating tax will be decided on by | voters in the school district here | Monday. It calls for the three mill tax which expires this year to be raised to five mills and extend over. a period of five years. Under the proposal the five mills would raise $2,750,000 and provide for shrinking school in- come and rising school costs. With the three mill operating tax | which expires this year, the’ pres- ent tax rate is $12.50. Extending the tax of three mills and adding an additional two mills for operat- ing tax would bring the rate to $14.50 per $1,000 of assessed valu- | ation. | Church at Pontiac Lake Announces New Schedule PONTIAC LAKE — Achange of schedule has been for Community United Presbyter- jan Church here with the coming | of the new pastor, the Rev. Roy | Lambert. Bible school will be 9:30 a. m. | and worship service at 10: 30 a. m. | Get a Good USED TV et HAMPTON TV 286 State St. $10-15 Down—S$5 per week at Huntington Woods | Taylor and Oscar Gorelick. | squeeze of which they have been complaining. 4 Vie for Two Posts HUNTINGTON WOODS — Four candidates will be seeking two} places on the City Commission for | two-year terms in the election here | Tuesday. Douglas H. McIntosh, who has completed two years on the com- mission, is a candidate for re-elec- tion. J. Nelson Brown, appointed to fill,a vacancy in July, is also an incumbent seeking re-election. Opposing them will- be James | Richard Bannister, city clerk, and Harold Musselman, city treas- urer, are unopposed’as candidates for re-election. 8 A. M. Service Slated ‘for Christ Lutheran WATERFORD—The - Rev. Aryid | E. Anderson announced that he will | conduct a Holy Communion ser- vice at Christ Lutheran Church | here tomorrow at 8 a.m, as well | as the regular 11 a.m. service, Topic for both services will be “A Lamp Without a Flicker.’’ Rev. Anderson also announced that those in the adult instruction class wish- ing to join the church may- do so Dec. 13. shares aed 14, Res, FE 5-6424 “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” Wm. W. Donaldson 714 Community National Bank Building | Agency Michigan Phones: Office FE 2-9673 Dubey -was elected vice-president and Miss Maude Martin was re- elected secretary-treasurer. mounted delivery. “The new branch should serve | between 4,000 and 5,000 persons,’ he said, ‘besides restoring ser- vices lost when_rural delivery was discontinued and making postal supplies more easily available.” their markets. The Quality Control products. AINTAINING and improving the quality of its products is the most highly emphasized activity of this co- operative milk marketing association. For thirty-seven successful years the Michigan Mik Producers Association has carried on an intensive quality control program in the belief that it provides its members the maximum of protection in holding and expanding which accrve from the production of highest quolity MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION A Cocperative Entirely Owned and Operated by 16,000 Dairy Farmers is adequately manned 5 by competent technicians whd ord provided with the most modern, approved equipment for both field and labore- tory work. The illustration above shows a section of the | splendid facilities in which the members of this organizo- tion have invested at their Imlay City, Michigan, mane- 49AQE F= sivansaa FE deral ' 4.1515 15 ~-- FOR A FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION... East Pike WALNUT. AY iM ALL FINISHES ALL PRICES LISTED ARE CASH. TERMS AVAILABLE! PRICE INCLUDES 1 YEAR WARRANTY ON PICTURE ‘TUBE AND 90 DAY WAR- RANTY ON PARTS. INSTAL- LATION (OPTIONAL)... $10.00. ALL PRICES PLUS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED. Oe ee nt ee ee a 00a tee -. « ¥ Fy - ii ee ee ee ee i i i | it f-) Fs ee . 4 “ ae : $ j INAIANANArentwananeaanenencrennranenenenant mentné rman Re MPD ri wah NeROns NORA RNC hececmoy MR OE EM ES hth OEP Cees UG OE GS,. seat : te is as bat a cr awenncalanial rg . c } ‘ < I tenes oe an ese j + bi 9 1h eet ¥ a ’ - s ~- | a “ | : 3 THE PONTIAG PRESS, satuRDAY, SordnER 1953 aon A Ns << | Crecked Coley bon’ © (County Group arragimoron, cnet Maps Revivals eee | Wally Baptist Church were | fo Bé'Stene'of Meetings ive | Through Nov. 13. in Washington ’s amusement Sponsored by the Oakland Coun- : ty Ministerial “Fellowship, all the é ehurches‘of that group are uniting | wy nape yh a in a city-wide revival meeting not at a large | starting Monday evening in Trinity a small | Baptist Church, Wessen St. at Ma- Dupont, | ple Ave. which in 1947 pioneered in opening The Rev. E. C. Esteli of Dallas, as ae , - Oakland Ave. United “Presbyterian Church pr. Andrew &. Creswell, Minister 10:00 a. m. Worship— © -.“& REVIVED CHURCH” 9:30 p.m. Worship. Rev. Roy Lambert, = 10:20 a. m. Bible School 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship ‘THE CHURCH OF CHRIST - 210 Hughes Street Bible Schoo! 1A. M. Sunday Wership ‘Fentioc Press Phot . ‘af abel R. L. Wiggins, Minister fal" “°° © -|Tex., will conduct the meetings| CHURCH 18 DEDICATED—Bray CME Temple was dedicated last . i - -_ which will continue through Nov. Sunday. All-day services were held from 10 a. m, to 5 p.m. The pe oe a meme FIRST 13. s ‘el : diciee- wil. be Rev. 8. J, Elliott is pastor of the church located at 320 Rockwell Ave. First Assembly of God || "cuuncn | 2 i: Sous Bez.) Confident Living non renrr ar ye musoutnt |) Sows paras, || sia som Ponte | Creative Thinking Releases =<“ ae EVANGELISTIO the Old Fashioned Gospel” Bterning Wesehipe 117 a ° ae Another resolution blamed the || ere Nn | enti || oes Sonday Schools| P2!800.S Hidden Powers. |= S ssc || TARERMAGLE pods SERVICE - yi on Freccing cari S| : A felpsgersaqataraglngemiorlasene p= ~lhpeary Sa nrry me l Preaching 11 A.M. ® 7:30 P.M. oe : —_, Lat — ire ® : . You can think yourself out of| air. So he went out West and ss Youth Groups 6 P.M. EVANGELISTIC .......... 7:30 P.M. se Sneaec™] Fighting Communism any" ren ot Sar nave tn «tt where eeree| Sule Mme te mtn” |] Yoh Goer S30 7 -TUESDAY—BIBLE STUDY... 745 P.M. || \ | REAR Si Th en a me |e et | THURS.—YOUTH SERVICE. 7:45 P.M. First Progressive || sin she “lost stand aguinet Gost J tue century, he | Phere of this kind only depressed | ain with reapect fo marrage, the Rev. Wesley Wibley. Pastor Spiritualist Church |) !ess Communism and the total 16 Chase Street integration of our nation’ in an in his early 20s “We have fresh air back | Oly adequate solution to the prob- SUNDAY SERVICE address opening the eighth annual He became il); home.” he told himself, “and | lem Sen Soel-Geeen at convention of the National Sunday and failed to im| here I will not have to listestto Sunday schools of the nation pinned, Maia, ck ee oe, 1 I, prove. When he| B¢sative and defeatist talk; so Se ee _First Social Brethren Church Dr. A. L. Brown, Winona Lake, Pucried his doc.| 1'™ going back to my house in |! the causes of juvenile delin-| Systane. 7 NO Bahbwin Ave. = Ind., retiring president of the as- lors’ he was told| Massachusetts.” quency in their respective com-| Denaay Schest 16:0 om Preaching, 11:00 0. m;|/ CHURCH OF THE = || °{ator compared ee ie lees he ‘had only a| “I don't intend to die,” he said | sig on iecatans at child evan | Saturday Night Service, 7:30 p. m. GOOD SAMARITAN of disaster which he said moti- But, as his ill-| himself as a well man. That was | p: oe 4 _ FE 8-25e0 Town Hall, E Pike St vated Noah “to begin preparing ness persisted, he | a great act of faith, especially with Bible cl Pin Rigg up study | New Paster, Rev. Cari Downey etteun ae the ark 120 years before the flood.” | 4 ied the wlth end Wes final : groups in Christian parenthood, -|Babson’s unhealthy lungs, but it | “There are many fears settling and to cooperate with the juvenile | wn LOE pa || ge aeets e any fe huh mane ee eny een | ae edie | udson Beentng Service the Sunday schools of the nation | Tyherculosi . Dr. D. W. Mt is, at that time, was/| creative and life-stimulatipg forces ‘Goeth Haginaw ot 3 Ren. deen Porte, ener || Well might be the ark that will cogsidered a devastating apd al-|in_ motion Churches Slate w off na‘ ’ most unmentionable disease. Before becoming ill, the. young irst e Ho is oe dared Dr. Brown, who is general| "Balyon was told that his only|man had worked tor a brokerase| Week of Prayer | CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC "} | secretary of the Sunday school de-| chance of healing was to go to| heuse, writing various business REV. PAUL R. HAVENS . JEAN PUTNAM SCIENCE CHURCH aaah rm Ac ie gaa ———~. | and Saancial el Sollee for German PWs Minister — Choir Director ; Thinking positive ghts while | . Mg rer gig ‘There are 2% million people go Steel Company he lay in bed, the idea came that | BERLIN—Protestant and Roman 1508 ows Ww a . — ePrabe ing to Sunday school, but there are 4 every bank and brokerage house Catholic churches throughout West : meweng- orship m a= by Ri. Broke || another 25 million people—all un-| Piqces Chaplain _ | needed someone to write these re-| Germany observed a week of Sermon: Rock, Christ Jesus Sun. 1-700 F. Service p i a Oct: 18-25) for Germans : Wed. 1:80 P. M—Mealtng Gervieg || °°" the age of 23—who have no ports. “Wouldn't it be a good) Prayer (Oct. 1825) for -—# 41:30 2; m: Church Sehool- - religious instruction whatever. on Its Payroll idea,” he thought, “if someone | still detained in other countries as |} 7 -6de Youth Fellowship ~ —_— = ~ could supply.such. reports so that | Prisoners of war. if cae ecial || CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH |} urricr rock “Arx-—spreeding | doucas'' (7d Be seed for other | oa the tet alide by the 7:30 pem. sian Bateoe: “Bpeiiaal f g. Special : CH |} urn rocx, Ark.—Spreading| dutieg?” week were set aide by the || go Musie. Sermon: “Spiritual 947 MN. Saginaw Charl \ inister 40299 || Of the industrial chaplaincy idea urches def o' — ' . omen iia0a —atweing Wership || 1_the Southwest was evidenced Pn ai oes, oe | ee ; 7:30 p. m.—Evening Service Tues, 7:30 p. m—Young People || *e with the announcement that) Liss to « group of banks an- ay th ebeorved rance for feu Will. Be Welcome Wed, 1:30 p. m—Prayer and Bible the Rev. James W. Workman, lo | Juscing that he could supply | soecindes with Thur. 10a. Guild; - 1:30 p. Rehearsal cal Methodist mirfister, has been euch 0 cctvies ond seen tema} eman ae named chaplain of a steel plant in| pimseit ercession : Wednesday, Bible Study & Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p.m. = a — Lone Star, Texas. — sonar re Evangelical and Catholic aa . The Fi RST ri) e ETHR Dr, Workman, pastor éf a North outdoors in the _ ee €1 N. Shirley 84 Little Rock church and chaplain| Sing muffied, up im conte and HURON AT PERRY mtey oc solange 1000 A.M. Morning Message 11:00 A.M. ||| of the Veterans Hospital here, said! mittens, and te her dictated his Adventists to Make | Special Musto by the Sebastion Sisters he has been “put on the payroll” | reports. Hotel Religious Center Evening Service, 1:60 P.M. by Rev, DeVault of the Lone Star Steel Co. to be - T Sat. Night, 1:30 P.M. Class Meeting by Young Poepte ot the Berseg home. ‘available for consultations with its Thus thinking constructively! NEW YORK — A Times Square | Preyer Mesting and Bible Study Wedpesday, 1:20 P.M. workers, help them contact area | 2°4 in building up a new business, | night club, the Blue Note, will be REV. MB MORGAN wes! churches, and to conduct Protes-| | he was forgetting his illness. This | converted into a recreational and Central Methodist -- together with the application of |social center for church young | SERVICES NIGHTLY Minister Mulder, Minister Bev, Mitten, Beak, BB, ms oe © — CHURCH OF CHRIST tant services in a chapel to be bull | other sound laws of health helped | folk, it was announced here by of- | Except Saturday , grounds to create Babson's reports cials Gi N : ah 9:45 a. m—Sunday School Moots ot 1196 Jestyn Ave. for Worship EACH LORD'S DAY MORN. 11 4m. || He said the chapel also will com | ba4q o notable oath wn |Conderence. of Seventh-day Adven:| Onie. mara soca’ Brongeliet tout Rech Lord's Dey Evening......1:80 P.M. | tale appropriate altars for Roman| ‘the creative thinking he applied | tists which has bought the mid-|} * 2s" 10:45 a. m—Morning Worship Thus saith the Lord, Stand Ye tm the ways, and vee ond seb for the “oid Catholic and Jewish services which | while in bed built a ot task it cel deat baie chek. | COLOR SLIDES—MOVIES R . paths” where is the good way, and walk therein and pe shall jind rest for | are to be conducted by members = ote | [heaate = Mrs. Morgan at the Organ, Concert. “STAND UP AND BE COUNTED” oe for thousands of clients from| Pastor Ernest L. Branson, Con- |] Vitra-Marp an4 Musteal Swiss Bells. Post Deems, TITS Eilssbeth Lake René FE 1-008 jot those faiths. wiih ie ee okie teen en ee ee ee found Babson Institute Gradually | extensive alterations expected " Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. ~ Says Alcoholic Beverage ra became completely healed | take about a year the seven-story , . . gives constructive and Sharon Hotel will be reopened as || Allience Youth Fel = = FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH |): ot All Time High | t'storlwite te crit” “™|Sn"Advenist coer wor ir tre | “M&™E*G ote clown - . , — P of made FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE 249 Baldwin Avenue consmeylian of sitchalia beverages | ability to Gank ao sep one | Sotteerenn okie 4 bid = Evangelistic Service ‘ ops dane eg eae geo : reached an all-time high in 1952, ly, and refuse to accept failure | added balcony, more than 1.000 | 7:30 P.M. ee yes wil enjor. Gun. Schost 9 9:45. Heur Sunday marke 10:00 A.M. || the National Temperance League | ¢VeM in a difficult situation. Roger | worshipers. _ | - et sree Foe eg ey Pp mm. Eve. ai reported here. Babson took a positive, creative | Prayer 1:38 p.m Good singing that will bless Morning Service eee 11:30 AM. The mption ted to| attitude toward his illness and - [ES SSe ree Seadey Evening Sevee. 138 PM. Wun eins racine tet eee snes © WPSEEVAN METHODIST Bet ow oat ae Christian Endeavor .... 6:00 P.M. yerence group said. Shoat une plat Creative thinking is healthy | as per person higher pre-| thinking. And health ene oe Tee 7:30 P.M. t pet in 1951, sou Mtl jon eb tein Be 61 NORTH LYNN STREET . Rev. R. Garner. Pastor. Compiled from statistics on tax| ing. Positive thinking releases 10:00 Sun. School Rev. C. D. Friess W.Y.P.S. 645 BAI CHURCH N. Hampton, Choir Director = collections, — ea was —— powers so that no 11:00 Worship Pastor Evangelistic 7:30 = estimated at pints sev-| ma mé@ny difficulties you at ——— —— —_— ___________________ | en pints of wine, and approximate- ni ll ir orsign hay@® the po- First Southern Mistionary ly six “fifths” of whisky, per man, { ability to overcome them. 365 East Wilson Ave. woman, and child in the United] 9 many people complain: “1! FIRST CHURCH of GOD an't do it; I haven't got it in 25 East oe Crea te loka Drive Sunday School .... 9:45 A.M. Since the temperance agency be-| me” They're talking nonsense . - > 4 lieves that. 40 per cent of Ameri “a in the *| af lg pe sae faa wave — agg Ag — Worship ....-....11:00 A.M. nee ag | alleen a Rev, ie. Macy er 2 SS 6:30 P. M. ane | Uh |" f proportiona higher. orm mental images | ————— —— 1 esy Worship eeree-eeee -7:30 P.M. f yourself as Wed. Mee 7:30 P. M. Mock Wedding to Aid likable, healthy. Hold a awe | of ees nn Bg ||Newnon AME Fund |ra'sis esata a's PARKDALE NAZARENE - 5 ewe. F. Soy. FE 4-9633 KENNETH A. HUTCHINSO ° 0 rap it youl pak eae lane ection . N For the benefit of the building —o _ “Member of Southern Baptist Convention Minister ak & aad aaa aeas If you think in. this. way—and |) ata hn Sn eh | ty Or Ca stan snd | [ap = - 11:00 A. M. wed at Newman A. M. E: Church|iyths way — and pray for God's VOr> ¥|—+ “au = guidance and help — you = MIDNIGHT INTRUDER” nobicht bridesmaids, the maid Warren Fowler, REV. GEO. L. GARVER Pastor Re-named fo Head Committee | = tio 22 pv cont a» com MES. PERCY JONES $ roan -— Auburn Avenue ; . A technique of “‘danctng a prayer let SERVICE 8:15 A. M. et to God’ was demonstrated in 4| @ ang Service 11:00 A. M. Pasadena, Calif. Church by a group| = SUNDAY SCHOOL Spears, Mrs. W. H. Vann and ; Mrs. Walter Willson, president of the local group. ’ | in beth countries. increased by ike ee | al pn SS ee staat RO Te tg a ee eon Ree as ew Rite i? SB. pot ge ~ - MEPs World Community Day is the reve called the Pasadena Rythmic 4 9:45 A.M ev. George L. Garver w 2.1 1951. : i A that church women remem Choir. . . veducnd chairtan ef te beeal ee = CHURCH OF TOMBSTONES—New ehurch “In| cemetery. It was erected by Gapuchin ‘Fathers + eran the world with special oe of the Lutheran Summer Camp on ‘The 197,344 increase in baptized; Milan, Italy, is made of tombstones from town with help of architect Mario Levacher. gifts. : 9 a Gun Lake recently membership was detribitedy Soeer—— = St. John’s Lutheran Church The Rev. Donald Stoughton of | 2 ee ° i § nod American Latheran Conference (Nations! Letheran | the tw tries, . - 3 J Batle Greck in seeretary and the| two contre, representing es) = SS ay Sermonette Missouri Sy ay Schott Beer ot Chery Beret Rev. William Schaffer_of Detroit | er pe Bagh .* new mem : : ne GE so i5 ccccawaysuesan > 9.45 a.m. is dean of the camp. arch. | Se § d Morahan -Worahllp ..... .. 6s csscvvesce 10:00 a. m. Located in Barry County, the! The council's summary is based : F EMS SECRET DEFERENCE : Ral y t un ay a Rev. >, W. Nelson, BR. D., Paster , ! : Gifted with perhaps the most brilliant mind of his age, : © Drive Phene FE 4-9404 came serves Con th f{ the |" figures supplied by 16 church Persqnage: Owes P gregations of the Oscar Wilde made a name for himself at. Trinity College, Lutheran Churches of the Mis- —— - reese — A Changeless Christ for @ Changing World” ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH The Church of the Lutheran Hour JOSLYN AT FOURTH STREET 9:30 A. M., Sunday School — 10:45 A. M., Morning Service George Mahder, Pastor. FE 5-060 Watch “This Is the Life’—Sunday, 1:30 P. M—WJBK-TV 2 Aaa Hag RE Michigan Synod of the United Luth- | dies, “as well as independent eran Church in America and was | ©ongtegations, and by the Negro _ purchased for a youth ‘camping | ™issions conducted by the four program in 1949. groups associated in the Lutheran Plans are being made to expand Synodical Conference. the camp to care for the 1%4 en-| Of the 16 bodies, 14 recorded rollment which is expected to dou-| gains in membership, and two re ble the 1953 attendance. ported no change — as their fig- ures were taken from statistics First Congregational compiled in previous years. For . . the first time in several years no 1 losses were re 2 Slates Parish Dinner ported The November parish dinner at; the encesuiy First Congregational Church. will} ines the ~ ta se & | year, rgest pumericat tn- - be Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. crease was registered by the . Dr. Theodore Shipherd st be ‘Dublin, and at Oxford. By the age of 32 he was’ internationally famous as a poet and novelist; and he went on to achieve even greater fame as a playwright But at the age of 40, Oscar Wilde was serving a prison sentence as a moral degenerate, and upon his release he went to Paris, where, to conceal his humiliation, he passed his last years under an assumed name. In the middle years he hat lost himself. . On his part, Starr Daily did poorty at school, picked up his companjons in taverns and pool halls, had a long police record before be was out/of his teens, and spent his 20s in and out of prison. By the time he was 40, however, Starr Daily was inter- nationally known as an evangelistand--writer on feligious subjects. In his middle years he had found himself. eThe difference between Wilde and Daily has nothing to do with heredity and environment, for the one was born with every advantage, the other began life with numerous handi- souri Synod will observe Reforma- tion -Day this year with a Lutheran Hour Rally at the Mich- igan State Fair auditorium Sunday ce at [ «sae St, Paul. Junior, Intermediate and Senior mn Beulah Holiness Church ease. cact| Reformation Services | to Offer Revival Meetings | | Fort Wayne, tea. oi schoal or = sung tage we | Seaceeeenceees=|| Grace Lutheran.Church |° Street will join in the mass Chil- dren’s Choir. The Rev. Armin 5. dren q Rev. J, E. Palmer, will conduct | ; revival meetings at Beulah Holi- Corner of Glendale and Genesee St. REV. J. E. PALMER Oldsen will be the speaker. —~ Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, guest speaker. Dr. Shipherd Ywas interim minister before the | which gained 61,088 baptised - | members, or 34 per cent over ent pastor, the Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, came to the church. 1961. With a membership ef caps. Le, Se en See = The secret difference is that Starr Daily achieved shalt Ph Bhs at ong wai — er Wilde never had—a deep moral dedication. ness- Church Mr. Palmer is from Elizabeth Lake Christian 9:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M si i The United Lutheran Church tn} ne Ironton, Mo., and is an elder in| 3 nog Rev. O C s + sett . . ee _ Mearii lene eed ve | e the Church of the Nazarene. wae ev. Otto i chultz, pastor—S peaker ne Morning Worship 11:15 tt ported an increase of 43,757 mem- | rganiZes ay menhing-2 will be held each eve- 10:00 ML Special Music Grace Lutheran ; eee | [total membership of 2.092965." | somheed the poster the Rov. J. W. Se ae by Choir of B.8.A. Troop 244 |. Res. Gordon C. Lindsay.1 ©. | total membership of 2,087,945. pastor, the Rev. J. W. 188 6. Winding Charles D. Race, 6 Wy She . F i Burgess. Drive Grace theran Will Usher ‘astor Greatest advance on:a percent-| age basis among. fhe midjor bodies was shown by fhe Evangelical | Lutheran Church ‘for the seventh. straight year. This church,..the thifd largest Lutheran group in| America, Kad # gain of 34,311, or 3.9 per cent, giving a 1952 total of } 907,124 members. . | Greek Churches in U. S.| | Set Day of Thanksgiving | By direction of the archdiocese, Choir Here —-. Chiirch.to Dbserve _ |{ Collier Road: Church |} Attend the Mass Lutheran Rally |: om ny wepcard wall Month ere 1] Outer Mt Cotter Soom Tomorrow, 3 P. M., State Fair Auditorium ; roup in Loca r Sun. Services NI e.,, 1: eS — Churctt. ae Wed. 7:30 p. m. ( oe Family month will be observed La. . | ‘The-Rev. John A. Obletiloff of | during November at United Mis- THE BETHANY. ° Flint is organizing a’ Slavonic choir | !onary Church, 135 Prospect St. —_ BAPTIST CHURCH }in Pontiac..Two rehearsals have| On three ofthe five Sundays. West Huren and Mark Leen held and the third will be| Special sermons will be preacbed Community United FRED R. TIFFANY, Paster Welcome to Sunday Services Tuesday at 7 p.m. in jt. George | Oy phy.) Ueing) the. then “The Presbyterian Church 9:30 a. m—Pra 6:00. m—Public Worship ; :30 a. yer 10:08 a. Drayton Plains, Mich. 11:15a.m—Church Schel 2 1:08 p. m—Youth WwW. J. Teewuwtssen, Jr, Pastor 145 om. Bible Schoat Dally PresvamaCisted’ tn Weekly Colemear) — } APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST 458 Central P.M. — Tees., Thers, set. 7:20 P.M. |, all Greek Orthodox churches in the Sunday Service 10:06 A.M. and 1:38 | United States will dedicate Sunday | } avenue. » 09 66 Anyone who is a descendant of Plan for It," “Parental Responsi- ithe Slavonic.races ‘will be wel- } bility” and “Successful Training of REV. tL. A. PARENT, Paster 4751 — FB 64 as a day of thanksgiving and| REV. F. LENCICOME | comed in the choir, according to j er pant _—_— — J} prayer for the “triumph of Greece _. . | Father Obletiloff, pastor ots s.| On account of the Missionary hig had pee ey ee ee age 4 Bethel Evangelical | and for the strength and high pur- . aad | Church in Flint. Nov. 5 to 8, guest speakers -from PRESBYTERIANS ARE : . pose with which God has endowed Set to Begin Tu say | At 4:30 that. day Father Obletil- | the convention will be heard on | CATHOLICS THINK! WHAT NEXT? and Reformed Church 9 America; , | Nov. & | 6:00 Youth Fellowship ' - ve aru K dt snd F ika| Evangelistic services will start off will organize a Sunday School) q,. 1 will j 100 p. m. ‘ Oe aan lot Gx er ka | beangelistic Tabernacle Tues- for children of Slavonic parents. | | Sunday school will start at 9:5 1 7.095, m. Family Evening 10:00 A. M =. = ae = will ‘attend a special oi vue The Rev. Soterios Gouvellis has | °-™- Starting Sunday instead of 10) Wership . ? Sunday School .. 9:45 a. m. service # thanksgiving at the Hel- day and continue through Sunday, loaned the facilities df his church | ® m, . A Sermon Appealing to Reason and Action : : lenic Qathedral Holy Trinity in| yim the Rev. Forman Lincicome ~ = — Divine Worship 11:00 a. m. : ag for this project. = abated = Y nee of Gary, Ind., as guest speaker. ae YOUR MARRIAGE . Preceding these services, on Mon- ° j FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH aay evening toe Rev. J. M. Nomen | Presbytery Elects Negro Announcin g. | 7:45 P.M. Cor. E. Huron and Mt. af MIN St.. Pontiac ot G s C. will be guest Minister 1954 Moderator | - You may be surprised at Rev pre im K am: . 6:30 p. m. In his ee with bane | | FREE READING ROOM 11:00 0. m. Evening Worship ite ee Sharp -|f) 2 RAST LAWRENCE ST. Morning Wership . . . 11:00 2. wks »- “many of them manifest a lack of F Open Weekdays: Li to & ' == — security, and this stems from a i] F; Che area t Ch set SS ack of parental affection and a {7 rst urch © rist | i azaren Be ot derstanding dcp” Scientist ||| | Church of the N e ; William Ste =| . = . Lb Lawrence: and = 239 Saik Pike oe : First Coptic Church _— Ho. Be Built in Lebanon | BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Coptic | Orthodox Church, which has 2;500,- } ° 10:00 A. M.- | How Christian Science Heals We Need YOU in Sunday School ! | “HE BEAUTY OF MAN'S | 11:00 A. M.—Worship {000 followers ag} cig phd TRUE SELFHOOD” 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Service loid city of Jerusalem, will build | CKLW (§00kc) Sunday 9:45 A. H a ee tAViusle Director" ‘its first house of worship in the tiny | <-/ — _ mo ———____— | half-Christian, half-Moslem repub- | Ni wap tomes - ; lic ‘of Lebanon. Towne Trem g. TANKES. » le | This was announced by Moham- 10:45 A.M, " med Wagih Rustom, Egyptian am- | Morning | bassddor to Lebanon, who negoti- | THE WHOLE FAMILY GOING TO Worshi | atéd with Lebanese authorities on | 4 ] 7 P The Pilgrim Holiness Church |S =r Sr CRURCH TODAY! saree BA rar concen. or prrny |Church and the Coptic patriach in | Childhood memories of going to Church Dr. Savage. Preaching Baldwin and Fairmount |r ae oe vss Me Kaew = Mom and Dad will be a greater sik Senta Ware's . s eritage to leave your family than e Broodcest . Invites You to Attend Its Services Pehl ae a thousands in the bank. et 11:00 A.M. Over CKLW — . Sa] Sunday School (al ages). .»/,. eee 10:00 a, 2m. their vacations need a place of ™ , Bring the family tomorrow. Boost our ba’ eS Be seeaptyhoceers indy ag —_ of the church has Sy record over the top. Let’s make the 450. 7:30 P.M. ] oe Piigrim Y. P, sewhehoeeevens : not yet chosen. ‘ [ “=, Bervice . ij. .c.pseees 7:30 | “WHA BAPTIST” Evening Midweek Service, Wot esas denne. 7140p. m. * METHODIST CHURCH TSA I~ Worship fy ’ PONTIAC UNITY CENTER 87 Lafayette Street—2 Blocks West of Sears Be. Seveye, Preaching « /- 78 pm } 8:30 A. M. Sunday, WXYZ, Detroit | Worship 11:00 A. M. and 7:9°P. M. BROWARD C. ARTZ, Paster DON’T SIN Against YOUR CHILD by KEEPING HIM from SUNDAY.SCHOOL Service. Enjey the: inging: Hear the Bible Church of the Light and Life Hour Sunday School 10:00 A. M. ai 71% WN. Saginaw &. Midweek Service Thurs. 8 P. M. Sunday 11 A. M. Affiliated With Unity Cénter 8chool \ REV. EVE EDEEN, Minister Preaching./ “The Little Church With the BIG HEART” E. C. Swanson, Minister. poy Overbaugh, 8S. 8. Supt. | | | ‘ ; 4 ‘ a ; ‘ = a. ee ¥ weer tie. _FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H. H. Savage, Pastor ~~ ote . \_) "THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,1953 4 ‘ md "i i rt of ; 10 ee PRET big enough a had a_ perfectly but his salary wasn't to enable them to save ‘And I want my two boys to to college,’ Helen told me. 't start now, we'll i AMIE INO MIE INIT MUWVODO Pr iATT IE INis| Sit]! Piais. Si Bic ole is: (atwali Riss lt is: CXCALICT3 SCIGeL) OOGSLIW LisuuIww MWOitit3 IOSLA MULILikd © OOOO) AALS SIME INITT TNO] im WiLinvad Cats & <= your diamonds in a WED-LOK* ensembie o-- @oderetoty priced. OPEN HOUSE aa apa mle 16 W. Huron St. * i Con nolly : S Jewelers | ; 9b Problém . }Woman Who Keeps Eyes, Ears Open. ’ Likely to Find Her Needs Answered: - Nothing _| poor taifor looked beside himself. aoa 8 told me, “and I had always liked him. He has a big cleaning and dyeing business, and also does al- terations. but on this particular day, the place was bedlam, It seems it'was impossible for him to get a helper.” “All of a sudden, J had a big flash. After he had gotten rid of the other customers, I told him that I would love to come in aft- ernoons and help him | ~—- - \ wae ; *. * . If your hair is all white silver, it requires special care. cast often found in all-gray hair can be eliminated by a home or—beauty salon application of this new lanolin- loaded, triple-strength hair rinse. or only slightly streaked with The yelloww tinge or muddy Shoulder Line Really Important NEW YORK (INS) — This is a fashion season in which a woman could — oh, so easily — get sty- lishly stuck! Because the shorter skirt has | been over-publicized, it may ap- ‘| pear that this-winter there is no important fashion chafige but the slight lifting of a hemline. | ‘ In reality, . that is only a small factor in. thé picture. The ireal, major silhouette change / | comes in the shoulder and sleeve | area — an area which can outdate | a dress or coat as surely as a hem- | ine cam, and an area which Is much more difficult to alter. The new look, which is just com- ing in and is certain to be the big talk of 1954 fashion, calls for far broader shoulders and arching sleeves. It's a flattering. look for | the average woman, because it al- lows the shoulder to balance or | belittle the hipline. P ae ina WP mage ows Complexion Specialists! Merle Norman EVA WETHINGTON, Owner JOSEPHINE HUNT MILDRED WARD EVELYNE 8 SANDRA GAGNON ABBIE RAMEY Enjoy a FREE Demonstration and Makeup __ Come, see our many new and beautiful gifts. The newest in distinctive Costume __. Jewelry, Perfumes, Lotions, Compacts . . . hundreds of beaatifal toilet accessory gifts. Lay Away Christmas Gifts Now? Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio 405 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. ms FE With this decorative pie plate tray you can serve your pie right in the plate! Protects table top — saves work! Fast, easy to make of heavy cord—pretty enough to serve bread and rolj! Pattern 652: crochet directions 10 and 12-inch pie-plate covers. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern — add 5 cents for -each pattern for ist-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Department, P. O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, New York, Print plainly pattern number, your, name, address and zone. Wash Opener ‘Keep the household can opener clean. Wash it after each use. Food left on the blade may spoil, contaminating food as other cans are opened. —T \ ; { 4 udden T hundérbolt | Apt to Burst Forth Like 5 Girl Should Take Parting . [pals on vacations, at camp, or lin-Her Stride If Friendship Ends, Accept Inevitable and Go Forward By ELIZABETH WOODWARD Relatives and neighbors are on you, they say, but you — can_pick out your friends to suit yourself. So they say. . I think making that choice is pretty. much accident. You can only | know the people you happen to! mcet. Your parents settle you down | in a certain neighborhood and send | you to a certain school—and the people around you are the ones| you know, Your list lengthens as you wan- der farther from home, picking up when visiting relatives. Then circumstances can make you friends through no real choice of your own—if you're thrown together often enough you get to know some people better than others—if you share enough high and low moments, you be- come friends. But if circumstances can toss you together—they can also tear you apart. And that’s what this piece is really about. If you got along very well before someone accidentally came _ into your life, why should it be so hard to get along happily after he's gone out of it? Why should it be such a tragic calamity when it becomes obvious that a friendship is not going to survive the long pull? Some of you dissolve completely when a friendship comes to an end. In your misery at having things work out that way, you can't quite see that there's a reason for it. but proceeded to write him several letters, even sent him her picture. To her utter dismay she got her picture back! With nary a word of disappointment, chagrin. In fact. she's burnt up that he should treat None of these reasons has a thing to do with Molly's charm and at- time. Some friendships run into a dead where to go. Théy can't go hack s* too big for a happy Maybe it's a difference of aiting for things to work out ‘s No point in cluttering up the premises with torches for boys who don’t like you any more, boys who've outlived their useful- ness, boys who've turned out to be Unless, ot course, pining away with the blues and the miseries is your idea of having a good time! {Coll for Core ful Dan the Poatiae Laundry Man Fluff Dry Just Send Your Entire Family Wash The flat pieces will be returned all ironed. The wearing apparel and bath towels will be fluff dried and folded. Very little left for you. Your Best Buy Is Fluff Dry 24010 ~ * PONTIAC LAUNDRY & CAREFUL DRY CLEANERS FE2Z8/IO/ @@ Att » FE28/0Ol like rainbows—live for only a short#” end. They stop because there's no- | - More and more of the Paris im- line witohout a single trace of Sew-easy to make a little girl's story-book dreams come true! Just make this old-fashioned ward- robe for her favorite doll! Besides the prettiest party dress in the world, there’s a cummerbund pet- ticoat — and pantaloons! Bonnet, bag, mitts, too! Use your scrapbasket remnants! Pattern 4546 in doll sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, or 22 inches. State size. to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- plete iHustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern — add five cents for each to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattérn Department, 243 West 17th St., New York 11, New York. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Flattering Full Skirt Falls From Whittled Waistline dard patern sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. | fabric. This pattern easy to use, simple | weaith patern for Ist-class mailing. Send | ’ Fei slims down that area, and Lips, large or small, take refuge under the pretty skirts. gathering. In jersey, pastel preferred, linen, it is perfect for resort and cruise wear. If your fabric is not naturally stiff, be sure to line the skirt. Pattern 100 is available in stan- Size 12 requires 4 yards of 50-inch material for the dress. If you like the rustle of a taffeta lining it will require 1% yards of 39-inch To order Pattern 1040, address Spadea Syndicate, Inc, Box 535, Dept, 149. G. P. 0., New York 1, N. Y, State size. Send $1.00 Airmaij %5 cents extra. Pattern Booklet 9, including over 100 designs, available at 15 cents. Copyright 1953 Recent. Births Below are recent births reported to Pontiac City Health Department. The father’s name is given for each child. Boys . Brown, 175 Monticello Gall G Emmett E. Hough Parmington 1 = bake Eimer A. Klee, aterford Rowan &. - Waterford Paul ©. George, Keego Rooert D. 171 MN. Johnson John BE. McPa wson Cari T. Meyer. ai Oak Rees Williams, yton Plains Jack L. Worthy. Gienn H. Morey, 540% Perry Richard L. Smith, Waterford Richolas PF Villarreal, yton Plains Max wu Ross, Ro Clarence G West Bloomfield Peter J. Weber, Shei Ralph & Persinger, ville Kenneth W. Fisher, John P Mochan &r., Royal Oak Kenneth G. Smith, W. Bloomfield Feng Aleta Rochester Henry Mager. land Richard G h + 109 Parkdale Girts Earl J. Rudd, 596% Mount Clemens Wilson R. Aldrich, Lake Orion Archideld M. Let Rochester N : id, 368 6. Anderson David Loewith, Metamora Carl W. Rains, Parmington Junior H. Shoemaker, bys Common- Kennls Hutchens, Felix J. Vitasinski, 468 & Telegraph Antonio Martines, 62 Be! James W. Maguire, . Astor Robert L. Riche 87 & Huron Dargin, Prank R. pl PHONE Midwest 6.0197 FINE ARTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD “‘DuMouchelle Art Galleries Co. BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICHIGAN Estate Liqnidater, 469 B. Jefferson, Detroit WO 8-655 ue } DLELIELUN a ke Exchanging’ \Yule Gifts ls Burden. Reader Wishes to Discontinue Giving to Friend By EMILY POST A letter this morning asks a question that comes to me fre- quently “I have a friend with whom I have been exchanging birthday and Christmas presents for a long while. *‘} have enough presents to buy for members .of’ my own family —sisters, brothers, nieces, neph- |ews, etc.—and I would like to discontinue exchanging presents it is right side up to the user with this friend. Will, you please tell_me how I can tactfully sug- gest this?” Answer: You can tell her frank- .ly that you have such a large family that you have decided that you must cut down your Christmas list, and ask—her to help you by agreeing to discon- tinue exchanging Christmas gifts with you. Dear Mrs. Post: Could it be considered proper to have table silver marked so that the initial appears right side up to the person who is to use it? This seems to me a much more sensible way of marking than the usual one. The person seated across the table can hardly see the marking, so why not have it marked so that it is right side up to the user when he is seated at the table? I am going to have some silver marked soon and I would like to know what you think. Answer: Mark your silver the way you like it—there’s no fixed rule. Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper for a man to include the suffix ‘‘Sr.”’ after his signature? My husband and I have a difference of opinion about this and we would like you to settle it for us. Answer: No, it is ‘‘Sr.’’ who has the right to the name without a suffix and ‘“Jr."" who has to add the to his name. Dear Mrs. Post: Could-t possibly use paper plates and cups at my daughter's wedding reception? There age -to be about 100 guests and the collation will consist of tiny sandwiches, wedding cake and punch. . Answer: Certainly. iM anne MAKE FRIENDS It’s wonderful to be able to re- member names, but if you are poor at it, don't let that Keep you from making introductions. When an introduction is in order it is better to ask a name than to ig- nore the situation, =©§ ~~ After all, it is better to admit to a poor memory th..n to let oth- ers assume you don't know when to make an introduction. Plants Breathe Soot and dirt should be rinsed with cool water from the leaves of house plants in order to give them a chance to breathe. Do this at least once a week. —_ "Give Your Taste a Treat!” Sundries Co PHONE 4 3 —_ , a THE PONTIAC: PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER; 31, 1953 aN ( r | Ghosts Go Haunting Tonight, to Small Pry S. Delight UM Alumni ere Ploné: to See Game Turkey reote-t at Ann Arbor. Jon Nov. Pd sp Old Grads Return Patti Smith Serves for Homecoming as Dance Chairman. Festivities for Annual Event Olr grads and University of Cornstalks, pumpkins and blué Michigan fans went back to Ann : Arbor today to watch Michigan soaroore eo Be ™ play Pennsyivania—and: to join in at t ys Cub Nov. 28 homecoming activities. Turk Pert tutes, bn Ce Among the alumni returning to = calles : , ; the school are Lt. and Mrs. Wallace Plans have been discussed for D . who are staying with the Frank Baldwins of Oakwood ave- cae shee saben nue, They will return home Sun- day. + Others attending the game are The job of creating an autumn Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Roeser and harvest atmosphere goes to Alice their son, Fred, of Neome drive, Bego. Helping her will be Nancy and the Neal J. Scotts of Lakeside drive with their daughter, ‘Jane. The Scotts are visiting their sons, Neal and George, both students at the University. ; ner are on the publicity committee, Not alums, but ardent fans, are the Bert Olsons of Oakwood ave- the prey — ” —¢< nue, who also made the trip. The dance is scheduled from 9 p.m. to 12 : 5 Always on hand to cheer the home team are the Lee T. Masters’ of Keir road who looked forward to seeing the exhibits that home-* coming game always brings out. The Oregon State, Michigan State game in East Lansing has also drawn Pontiac fans. The Ralph R. Norvells of Wenonah drive went up with the August Johnsons, and others attending were the James Nyes of Elsinore drive and the M. F. Macaulays of Motorway drive. * ¢ ® The Lewis L. Irwings and the| Dane Satterlees are entertaining | this evening at the Irwin home in | White Lake. A seavanger hunt has been planned as part of the Halloween festivities, and guests will include | the. .Rehes} *“Pattersons _ Ann Arbor and the Benjamin tons ef Berkley: Aiso invited are Mr. and Mrs. | Victor Lindquist, the James B. Taylors, the Robert Eiseles, the Kenneth Dubervilles, Mr. and Mrs Edward McManus and the Frank Overcashiers. * . » —~ Mr, and Mrs. W. Arthur Vernon of Sylvan Shores entertained with a cocktail party Friday — before ‘‘The Grand Old Party” Waterford Community ctiea \\building. Guests included the William Kennedys, the Bernard Girards - of Birmingham, the Richard I. Moores, the Robert Suttons, the James Hamptons and the Ed Col- linses, Mr. and Mrs. John Kinzler, the Kenneth Raymonds, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reeseoand Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lewis were also among the guests Annual Benetit Card Party Is Set tor Monday Other committee members &§ clude Mrs. Royal Pazik, Mrs. Hi Coming Events Pontiae WCTU Federation will KS EL OFLacre: io Chippres tosh, Tea * . . News comes from Albion Col- lege that three area residents have pledged Greek letter fraternities. William R. Roberts of Lake Orion | and Brooks A. Robertson, son of | the Arthur M. Robertsons of Wash- ington street, both pledged Tau Kappa Epsilon. } Charles G. Robertson, son of the | All the spooks and goblins will be out| Gray Robertsons of Clarkston, this - | pledged Delta Tau Delta fraternity. evening to make this~Halloween a| ** 8 | “haunting” one. Getting set for the fun in | month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex ° . C Coe pies G wd mec tas Sem | ore are dane, 4 (lef nck. r0w) and Thomas of West rows roa, ile Birmingham Couples Hosts for Game was lected president of Aipha |Katharine Widdifield 7. daughters of the over her first Halloween. A fierce-looking| two targe football parties will! Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Ivers) Mr. and Mrs. William HH. Breech Chapter of Pi Kappa Sigma so- | Rev. and Mrs. C. George Widdifield of West | Pasig “Pee he ky deeahd td. faa : : rority. Joanne is the daughter of | Pike street. They were photographed with | pumpkin will look out of the Cherles. E. pall S. Gall aa ies tee es ma oo and Mrs. Galtaar 5. — : SG e us-| parents, Mr. does vt C. Kaiser Jr. of | their mother, Mrs, Widdifield, who gave | Letts’ home on Beverly road, Birmingham, | ads of guests to the Pennsylvania | Cobb of Atlantic City. who former- | Mr.’and Mrs. Benjamin Brew- : this evening. The jack-o-lantern belongs to ee ae ee ly lived in Birmingham:, +See and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. ome : - a mtry Club, Julia and Stephen Doane | are planning an evening their son, Charles IIl (Chip), above. will return there for dinner -and| Matthews, children of Mr. and (Square dancing for members of | dancing in the evening. Lo day ot 6 pm. Furniture Refinishing Expert Workmanship on Modern and Antique Pontiac Prose Photos f Little Neni Thomas (above, left}, 13-| Back to Club for Dinner-Darice * en some assistance with their jack-o- Mr. and Mrs. Elmo ences © of " l ontoce, | West Prinecton avenue are nouncing the birth of a son, Mi. Meet at. Bromley Home work of West Strathmore avenue, Mrs. Elaine Daugherty of Pontiac] An afternoon of games, songs | cnt | ‘Gathering Held Mrs. Gall will inclade Mr. and | pal Church Sunday —_ on ore of ips te ard — ArtiNatea oye man Decorating randparents are Willia unt- ° Mrs. Richard Babcock and Mre. Gerdon Craig, ° | a Week « Homestead crane we aan thn by Sunset Club WCTU Names Chairmen) éraram ratersen at Arimere, | Mrs Richard B. Wallace and | Mot Springs, Va | Lake road and Mrs. Violet Warmer | and dancing was enjoyed Thurs of Keego Harbor. day afternoon at Wilson School . ; | where members of the Sunset Club Mrs. Olis Wallis | met for a social hour. Has Baby Shower A new program committee was Mrs:* John Richards of Grand | View boulevard entertained Thurs- | day afternoon with a luncheon and pink and blue shower {0 honor | Mrs. Olis Wallis. . Assisting the. hostess were Mrs. | announced, composed of Mr. and} Mrs. William Holthusen and} Charles Little. Mrs. Maude Hill is the new publicity chairman. A cooperative, luncheon is) | planned for Thursday at 1 o'clock. Adal persons 60 years or older are | Committee chairmen were ap- | pena where the slogan, “Let's Be pointed when the Emor L. Calkins | Building for Total Abstinence,” Chapter of WCTU held their recent | was adopted. meeting at the home of Mrs. R. J.| Petitions and leaflets on the Bry- Bromiley, on Thorpe street. son Bilt were given members to Mrs. Frank Hardenburg was distribute. The closing prayer was named program chairman with! given by Mrs. Karr. Mrs. L. B. Rubey heading devo- tions; Mrs. Sue Long, member- . | ship; Mrs. Roy Hearn, friendship Blue Star soloist of nd relief, and Mrs. Martha Braid, rs, Raymond Stief, da and relie rs. Martha Braid, | and Mrs. John Yungk of Lewis ways and means. _ Other. appointments went to | Street. was soloist at the Blue Star Mr. and Mrs Robert N—Wooe-7 ruff will also take a group of 5 friends out to the game and back p to Orchard Lake Country Club for | F} the dinner-dance there. Mr. Wood- | ruff is a University of Pennsy}- | % vania alumnus. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Doug- las hav@ returned from a visit in Montreal with Mr. and Mrs. Har- 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Martin Dewey and Mrs. Peter | ovited to join the group. Mrs. Ida Schreck, refreshments | Mothers national presidents’ din- Jensen. and housecommittee; Mrs. Bert | "et held in Grand Rapids recently, ' old H. Hanaford. Guests were Mrs. Roy w jegandt, Mrs. Edward Mar'tih, Mrs. Earl ok English, Mrs. Thomas Wallis and PTA Activities Mrs. Justin Hancock. Others were Mrs. John | Townsend and Mrs, Archie Karr, publicity; Mrs. Ernest Wallace, Pentiae Council flowers and missions; Mrs. Laura The bo. P A . . fenkamp, Mrs. Arthur Reamer, Counet! will meet Monda} ate a Gorthey, assistant secretary, and = Nicholas Morris and Mrs. | he teachers’ lounge at McConnell School. Mrs, R. J. Bromiley and Mrs. Vern T and Mrs. Harold Rich- | p.7* cowneil meeting of the Pontisc | Lena Miller, telephone, rm Terry PTA will be held Tuesday ot 2 pm. in| 4, id me otf ee Stunning New Clothes ton Plains. | McConnell School with Mrs. Harry E. erdeon, bow ot ~e * fae sd saat ;Miehigan Congress | was feld and devotions were given P| of Pontiac High School, as speakers PA iby Mrs, Gorthey. Mrs. Minnie | WCTU Maps Plans psig ett trate ati | leona, president, reported on the Ma for District Meeting | iss! presidents. recent state convention held at Al- an aKenieen Galen r rrivi a j y Plans for the 18th goer?” f —— — ore é a | . vention of WCTU were formulat ’ oS: vention of WCTU were ard met! MUSIC Study Contributes For Perfect Rug Cleaning recently at.the home of Mrs. John | | J. Little on Franklin road. T kK | h Call New-Way | The all-day session to be held |} O ea r ob te Aen Nov. 17 at the ‘Sashabaw Plains | ~ : , . Presbyterian Church, will begin at) The ptariog of 8 musica) instrament este, to to the y a ox ug “ | = om, two channete—ine body and the mind. = Smell Charge for Sizing . Local presidents will report. The very habit of playing an instrument compels hin 7 Principal speakers will be Mrs. | = om eroet ferns mente oe 1 | ‘ ; Elizabeth Irwin, state second vice fn meee Gee ae dae rene ian weary , president and Mrs. L. G. Rowley, fingers keen eyes apd exact hearing. Music hds power. : . third” vice president. Sooner: See: B rateal heetth oe ewe ee . avind basta com be vest Emil Sutt Music Studio RUG and CARPET CLEANERS ) p M T0 5 PM a watér or soaked ever. Use only | 71'y Ni: Saginaw St. (Room a xan 42 Wisner Street FE 2-7132 mi iF i es warm soapsuds and a cloth, then | . y , rinse quickly and wipe dry. So 2 : | ) i. ‘ ” 4 > ‘ 5 » : . ' . . N f h ) THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1953. —_ or ena baie ian Sea Captain cconmy. |Wants Estate Held Here Eisenhower has said that, in LONG BEACH, Cat. w» ~The . balanced budget, his ad-| $15,000 estate that veteran Roman-| mats’ rx% tee Mee will not propose a fed~/ ian sea captain Alexandre A. Tui- pert Sichim Barats. Bel r.” a fiaetf left is not going to, fall into puseih” May ward. Rovers Mitchum: “Al- evel -— the hands of the existing Roman-|‘*“** ™** Capt. Tuifiaeff, who died Oct. 7, directed that the estate remain in trust until his widow, Irene, and Last Time TONIGHT son, Alexandre Jr,, of Bucharest, are able to enjoy it. Romanian of- ficials have refused to allow them to leave the country. a * In his will, filed yestérday, he stipulated that the trust continue until the political situation in’ Ro- mania changes. In ‘past centuries, sailors cross- ng the Indian Ocean gave the Andamans a wide berth because island aborigines tortured and mas- sacred shipwreck victims. FABULOUS FOOD way RANQeEy ROCHE Available for Reservation: Community, Theaters yahd Lewis ype gr nm ad Sat.: “Abbott gat Seti Meet Cap- tain Kidd’; ee T Texan,” Lioyd Bridges, Marie Windsor Sun, -Tues: “Seared Stiff,” Dean Mertin, Jerry Lewis Wed. Thurs.: “All I Desire,” Bar- poze, Stanwyck. Ric: d Carison. Sat. “lt ~ S pues Thurs- da ms pacee 94 reythe; tar nia Morris. = elf ds Sere” Red Skelton, jean * maben: Bugs Bunny's All-Star “3 “The Master Lad * aged trae,” ane ‘Prynn. Roge Live Thurs, Sat “all Sonera.” ” \aicney Rooney, Peggy Ryan. Keege Bat.: “Shane,” Technicolor, "Ladd, Jean Arthur: “Loose in Leo Goreey. The Bowery pene. Sun.. Tues “Boared stiff,” aay | Jeaguer,”’ Robinson, Vers-Bifen Gebe- Walled Lake “Abbott and Costello Meet cant Hyde"; ‘Sailor of the King,” Rennie. 7 Tues Teck t, Plan Health Facilities YPSILANTI (®—Construction of new health department facilities here appeared certain with a fed- | eral grant of about $74,450, on a matching basis wits Jocal finds. | Show Starts at 10:00 P.M. NT FUTURAMIC SCREEN! “cM BIG LEAGUER — (orale &. NeSesen VERA FLD This Picture Hes Not Been Shown in the City of Pontiac! KA a@); Bre nS op (A Tin MUSICAL EL Somat Crp ee SCAR LEVANT - NANETTE FABRAY JACK BUCHANA! @ @ ALSO @ @ — ie ‘SS; Sunday Menu SPECIAL DINNERS Complete Dinner 4 Fox and Woodward at Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills Phone Birmingham Ml 4-4800 3 NOW SERVING LUNCHES | From 12 Noon as Well as Dinners from 5:30 | i Hounds | | -~wowrwrvrervewrrreT TT eer ee ia TONIGHT - SUNDAY. | Se vervrvrveveeeeeeeeeeerereree ee eee ‘TRULY! A) Sheed PICTURE! ) IM THE COMEDY mer OF & . THE YEAR! F ~werwrerrereeerererrrrreerereeete* PRs ata L Cciy Ld Dect Er ly hm Arc atl Math Sali Bb a eles ted aL eee es CED ie ; > PPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPP PPP werwrrvVVVVYVTYY eta —————} DaOIae. cal plant Yourself Exposition in Los Angeles. | Bird Hunter F ined $100 for Part in Deer-Killing Case~ Any bird hunter who feels im- pelled to take a pot-shot at a deer, better take note of what happered to a Highland Park nimrod re- cently. Arrested by conservation Officers for possession of —afi- il- Leahy Says Halsey Made Leyte Error WASHINGTON ®—Adm, Will- jam D. Leahy says that, fn the 1944 battle of Leyte Gulf’) Adm. William (Bull) Halsey ‘“‘got off on a little war of his own.” *‘We didn't lose the war for that but I don’t know why we didn't, I was afraid we were going to,” Leahy, who was personal chief of ; staff to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman, told newsmen after a White House visit, yesterday. He did so in response to requests for his views on the crucial naval legally obtained deer, Chunta, Highland- Park, cam a $100 fine and $8 costs in Justice HG; Stanaback’s court-at Lake OPO isms Chunta admitted, oscssding to officer Cy Adams of Lake Orion, that he had dragged the slain deer from where it apparently fell, to a spot nearby where it was later found covered by. brush. The spot was near Pred- more. and Rush road, east of Orion. “This was the third case of il- | legal deer hunting we have worked on in this area,’’ Officer Adams reported. Adams said a dead fawn, killed with birdshot, and the front legs of an adult deer were afso~ found in the Bald Mt. Recreation area, “These shootings were definitely by bird-hunters,"’ Adams said. He mentiqned that a car checked in battle of the Philippine invasion. | Macomb county revealed the bunt- The questions were prompted by/er had a big slug in’ one barret British Prime Minister Churchill's | of his shotgun, with a bird load A STAR AT WORK—Coleen Gray,-star of “Sabre Jet,” and | “Arrow in the Dust,” wins an admiring look from Patt Jones, presi- | dent of the Cummins Chicago Corp. Coleen is operating the Cum- | St.. was sentenced to 2 mins Do-It Shop, multiple-use tool that attracted her during Do-It- | '" prison Friday by Oakland Coun-| Aye Aug. 7 when his auto side- at the Chicago Do-It-Yourself Show. |Graham to Ask President's OK for-Korea Visit DETROIT (UP) — Evangelist Billy Graham said Friday night he plans to ask President Eisen-) hower for permission to visit-Ko- rea and talk to 22 American pris- oners who have chosen Commu- nism rather than repatriation. Graham, who is conducting a series of meetings here, said he would propose the trip when he meets with the President at the White House next, Tuesday. The y mothers of seven of the men who have refused to return have asked him to see their sons and * talk them out of embracing com- munism. “If I can be of use in speaking to these men I would be delighted to go,”’ Graham said. ‘I believe the whole problem with them is a spiritual one. I think the most ef- | fective way of combatting it is | | spiritua).” Jim and Dennis Set Up Own Rules of Operation evangelist sala} Review Results of Marshall Plan Some Call Foreign Aid Wise Policy, Many See lt as Drain on U.S. WASHINGTON «—The Marsh- all Plan for bringing war-shattered ;* Europe back to economic’ life is passing .into. history as Gen George C. Marshall's name goes version, given in his memoirs ap- peering serially in the New York | aan said Halsey was lured away from protecting American invasions forces by a Japanese de- | coy force. The day was saved, Churchill said, when the main Jap- | anese force for some reason did not strike at. Leyte Gulf. |Pontiac Youth, 19, Gets 2 to 15 Years in Jackson Charles Miller, 19, of 40 Clovese 2 to 15 years om a charge of breaking and en- tering. i was found guilty of the harge by a jury. Oct and will serve his sentence in Michigaf*Prisén at Jackson, ; was accused of breaking into market at 1220 Perry St No Short Skirts in Sight Says Elsa Schiaparelli He NEW YORK: @—Elsa Schiapar-+ elli took issue with a fellow Parisi- an dress designer yesterday, say- ing Christian Dior’s shorter hemline for Women's skirts is “Dunk.”’ Miss Schiaparelli, who arrived by air from Paris for a visit in Southern ; in the other. ‘Milford Driver Put on 2 Years Probation Andrew Heard, 36, of 3502: Old | Plank Rd., Milford, received two | years probation on a_ negligent | homicide chafge before Oakland |County Circuit Judge Frank L, Doty Friday. ~ He was also ordered to pay more than $2,000 funeral“‘expenses for two men killed on Grand River The tool is now being shown | 'Y Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty |.swiped another. Heard pleadéd guilty to the charge Sept. 30, but claimed the two men he struck stepped in front of his auot. Motorist Wreaks Havoc |Reaching for a Tissue PHOENIX, Ariz. ® — Nicholas Michonek, 68, experienced a bit of + difficulty while driving his car in downtown traffic. While reaching for a tissue handkerchief, this car smacked a parked truck \dnd knocked it 8&2 feet. The truck caromed into a parked sedan and sent it on a 30- foot ride Michonek wound up in a _ bos- pital with broken ribs and possibly the United States, said there is no. broken knees and back. on the enduring rofl of Nobel, finite trend toward a shorter Peace Prize winners * > * Free Europe, despite some dis- appointments and relapses, has made a tremendous recovery. Economic aid from the United | States has dwindted from a multi-| billion dollar flood to a relative trickle that seems destined soon to dry yp altogether. The emphasis | now is on ‘‘trade—not aid.” It was in many’ respects a differ. | ent world which heard Secretary | of State Marshall, in a commence- me@ht address at Harvard Univer- | sity June 5, 1947, propose the plait | which immediately took his name. He called for an oufpouring of | PASSAIC, N. J. #®—The Passaic | gifts and leans to restore produc- | lodge of Elks tonight opens a se-| tion and employment in countries ries of Saturday night socials hon- oring the United Nations. The first country to be honored | chancellor of the exchequer ‘ is Ireland. threatened with collapse. It was | an effort later called by a British ‘one of the most—if not the most—gen- Ireland is not a member of the erous, magnanimous acts in his- | tory.’ Anone wanting to make any-| U. 'N thing out of it is irivited to see the chairmen, + Dennis Lyons. Corned beef and cabbage will be served. County Elder Dies CHEBOYGAN (UP) — Services | were scheduled! for today for John | Blat, 97, believed to be the oldest Cheboygan County resident before > | his death Wednesday. Bilat, who served in the French army from | James Gallagher and/it a wise American policy, * « Its canpde aie have also called block- ling any take-over by Communists in major Western European coun- tries and providing the United States with sinewy allies. Its crit- ics called it a giant which drained American resources without ‘achieving world prosper- area President Truman sub- mitted the plan to Congress as a 17 billion dollar program to extend to mid-1952. But Congress enacted | 1874 to 1884, was a native of|a short-range authorizing law the | Switzerland, a 420 Pontise Trail . WALLED LAKE & SUN.—MON.—TUES. “SOUTH 4 WOMEN” “War Lawenster, Verge mers “CITY a BAD MEN” im Technicoler with Jeanne Crain, Dale Rebertson LAST TIMES TONIGHT “ABBOTT & COSTELLO Meet DR. JEYKLL & MR. HYDE” and “SAILOR OF THE KING” = | Wawneres. following April, and started aid to 19 countries. giveaway | The Economic Cooperation Ad- | ministration (ECA), set up to ad- minister the aid, was staffed large- ty by businessmen and headed by Paul G. Hoffman; an automobile executive. ECA claimed a telling effect in | Europe from the start of the pro- gram, itical victory—defeat of the Communists in Italian elections— lin the first month of its life. In a sense, the Marshall Plan proper ended Dec. 31, J851, when ECA was replaced by the Mutual Security Agency (MSA). hihi a hi Mi Mi i hi A hin hie Mn Mi i i Mn Mn Mi i Mi hi i i Mi Mn Mn i Mi he MN i Nn Ni i hi hi i ht i i i i i i i i i i ti hi hh i hi i i di hi i i ti i i ha i hi a hh hh i be i oo GF OS - ~ L OPL - , Ju SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY reTrrTTyTeTeeeS LAST TIMES TONIGHT “LOOSE IN LONDON” and it was credited with a7] skirt, Damage to the three cars was estimated at $1,875 by police VwVwWwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww > 4 Halloween Dance ; ‘ T-O-N-I-G-H-T ! > : ‘ >. MAY'S BARN DANCING |: : Every Saturday! Modern and Old Time Squere : 4 Dencing. 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Edward L. Scheufler, press for an earty trial. Bobby, the 6-year-old son of a wealthy Kansas City automobile’ dealer, was taken from his ex- clusive school Sept. 28.\:He. was slain and his body was found in a lime-filled grave in the yard of Mrs. Heady’s home at St. Joseph, Mo. * * «6 ; Hall, 34, and Mrs. Heady, 41- year-old divorcee, were arrested in St. Louis Oct. 6. Hall admitted slaying the child after Mrs. -Heady took the boy from his school on a ruse. The jury heard four days of testi- mony. The indictment pointed out the kidnaped child was not re- turned unharmed, making the de- fendants liable to the death pen- alty. If the two should enter pleas of guilty the judge could request a jury trial to determine whether the maximum penalty should be inflicted. Much . of . the - testimony. . before’ the grand jury was concerned with St. Louis devélopments in the case. - * 7 When Hal] and Mrs. Heady were arrested, half the $600,000 ransom paid by Robert C. Greenlease, the boy’s father, was missing. The missing money still is the object of a widespread search, Among the witnesses from St. | az . Louis were John Hager, cab driver | | / 4 who tipped police to Hall when he | became suspicious of the man's wild drinking and spending spree.| jungles of the dark continent is the gripping love | ing entertainment. Another witness was Lt. Louis story of a guide, Clark Gable, and a lovely playgitl, | engrossing adventure-romance now showing at a local theater, is the dangerous gerilld-hunt, and its Shoulders, who arrested Hall. Ghoulders later resigned after a | Police board inquiry went into the arrest and delivery of the recov- ered ransom money. He. said his character and reputation as an of- ficer had been assassinated Students Learn ‘Scents’ | From titter of ‘Kittens’ | FAIRVIEW, Mont. ®—Pupils of the Central School near Fairview now have more ‘‘scents’’ about animals _ tk Finding a ‘small gray kitten near a lunch cook house, they brought it inside and went back to searth for more Five more “kittens” were pulled out—only these were biack and white baby skunks. Sponsored by Pontiac Optimist Club and Parks & Recre>' om Department WONDERS OF THE SEA Slides—Lecture Color Film by A. Pilkington ' +}was John Nowicki \rled seven years and have three AN sAFRICAN ADVENTURE—Set in ‘the lush | trated, Ava ..Gardner.... Filmed in parts of the Afriean underbrush where camera has never before pene-| brutal climax. “Mogambo” offers the maximum in excit- One of the highlights of this Still Loves Hubby Girl Gets 17 Years Though He Aided i) Holdup-Murder Her Abduction | j | CHICAGO W — A young girl L CHICAGO @ — The \wife of &' whose fiance killed a storekeeper | factory executive’ who\ escaped in a $5 holdup they planned to from an ex-convict after her ab- get money for their marriage was duction which police sald W&S sentenced to 17 years in prison planned by ‘ber husband says: “! | yesterday. still love him and will stand by Th" senda wee ios - om Miss Ariene Giffin, 19, by Judge Mrs. Rosemary Anderson. Y7.| john T Dempsey in. Criminal appeared at the suburban Morton | Court on her plea of guilty to mur- Grove jail yesterday with her der charges. Prosecutors said Miss tather-inlaw who posted $3.00\ Gittin played the leading role in bond for release of her husband | the holdup last March 30 in which Frank T. Anderson Jr., 3%. Morris Silvertrust. 63. a bridal Held in jail under $6,000 bond veil maker, was slain ®-year-cld ex- Miss Giffin's confessien read to convict and an employe of the Judge Dempsey disclosed that she Chicago Cutting Die Co. Anderson and Robert (Chick) Baidi, 17, is secretary-treasurer of the firm, planned to get married after stag- which is owned by his father. ‘ing the robbery. Baldi has ad- Both men have been charged mitted fatally shooting Sivertrust with conspiracy to commit a crime. and will be sentenced Monday. Nowicki also has been charged, Charles Bross, 721, who- also with robbery in connection with! pleaded guilty, was senténced to stealing Mrs. Anderson's car and'14 years in prison. $80 from her purse John P. Reed, assistant states attorney, said Anderson told him “domestic difficulties"’ led him to Booming in Michigan plot the abduction to ‘‘scare’’ his “ wife, ANN ARBOR U®—Bow-and-arrow Reed said Anderson told him his | bunting, a novelty in Michigan 10 specific complaint was that his/ years ago, has boomed, according wife went out too often in the|to Glenn P. Bruneau, supervisor | evening, leaving him alone. j of the University of Michigan wood The Andersons have been mar-| technology laboratory. | This year, he says, upwards fot | 90,000 hunters will take to the north | woods after deer, rabbits, grouse, | pheasants.cfF bear. | kkk kk kkk wo a, Bow-and-Arrow Hunting children Seeks. Housing Purchase YPSILANTI «—Purchase of the Title of 3rd City for Los Angeles Seems Assured LOS ANGELES W—Move over, Philadelphia. Make- way for Los Angeles as the third largest city in the United States. The California secretary of state notified city officials yesterday he has okayed the annexation of an addition in the southwest part of Los Angeles with more than 7,000 residents. As soon as they're counted in }a census, that shoutd p0t Los An-_ geles officially ahead. A special federal census three. dayg ago 3D Seems to Have Lost ItsGlamour, By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD ww — The rise and fall .of 3D appears to have run its course. Enthusiasm for 3D — the stereo films that require glasses 4s now limited to a few film Of the 23 pictures shooting in “Hollywood today, only three Studios — 3D filming is more expensive; it costs twice as much for prints, since two strips are needed. Theaters — 3D requires spe- cial projection, handling of giasses. Public — Glasses and inter- missions have been bothersome; upped admission prices are resented; quality of 3D pictures has beer poor. Most preducers are now agreed that 31) will be limited to a few films, usually science fiction er suspense movies in i £ | bw } it He The picture has a half-dosen are huled at the camera. Byt screen Will Hays Suffering From Heart Ailment “The family physician for the 73- year-old former politician and mov- je official said Hays returned here with his wife from York a week ago. Hays is to his bed only part of the time, the physician said. ‘ fis Ps } i tr They walked out with two-bits among them. Artificial “pearl” beads we made by coating glass with a sub- stance made from fish scales. : ii Hays was. GOP national, chair- man in 1920 when the famous front} porch campaign ended in the elec- | tion. of Warren G. Harding as) president. Bee | Later he served 24years as president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of Am- erica, Inc. At the Stroke of TERROR! CHILLS! GOBLINS! Ghastly Ghastly ON . ~ SCREEN gave Los Angeles a population of 2.071, 271—just 334 behind Philadel- phia's 2,071,605 | However, Philly's figure is from the 1950 census, City officials es-| timate that city has gained some + 100,000 in population since then. Boyhood Friends Meet by Strange Coincidence | PHILADELPHIA ™ — John Sweeney hadn't seen his boyhood friend, Richard Ricks, for 12 years | until they bumped into one another | in a corridor at Fitzgerald Mercy | Hospital in suburban Darby yes-| terday. | “Dick, old boy,” said Sweeney, | “what brings you here” | “Wife just had _ twins,” Ricks, “couple of boys. brings you here” “My wife just had twins, too,” said Sweeney; “Couple of boys.” KKK KKKK KKK said | What | Willow Village federal housing pro- | ject here is being sought by Ypsi- | lant Township. The zstate Legisla- Adm. $1.00 incl. tex NTIA t recently passed a bill enabl- PO c HIGH aa townships or other municipal- AUDITORIUM ities to take over housing projects such as this. 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She—Child She aor 1953 y r » OUT—St. Michael’s fullback Bud Schwartz uses = a i football specialty, a block rather than a tackle, to ‘Knock ball carrier Mike Payette of St. Fred’s out of bounds in this R » | i | 4 § F if . i i} | | helmet 2 i t 4 Shamrocks scored all their points in the 2nd half to win, 25-0. 4th Straight for Mikes By JACK SAYLOR eens 2 girl sit iceite (ful Hy 5 £ tF i 9 BRE nt e erties hf 7 i a e fF i ce F i F quarter open Schwarts hit Shin. DETROIT SISLSICLSLSLSSS.Sssesry re ‘GM Bows to Public “Opinion on ‘Panorama’ ®uccertesstuwacseoe. a i if mrt (the) f SeeeuSenwctas Su BEuVecete Secowecane F The Kansas-Kansas State game g i 7 e entice Frees Phote TO THE VICTORS—For many years the Stephen J. Griffin foot- ball trophy battle has been a highlighted feature of the annual meet- ing between St: Frederick and St. Michael elevens. In the latest re- newal of the rivalry, Friday night, Shamrocks defeated the Rams for the 4th straight time, to retain trophy. Rose Griffin (above) sister of the original donor of the award, presented it to Coach Bob Mineweaser after last night's 25-0 victory. on pass attempts. They did not complete one of five attempts. Their only completioh was wiped out by a penalty. _|detense for St. Michael. Lineups: lee Sad Ma. , Andersen, b te, agner, _ Rams also were badly rushed, Guard Mike Campbell and tackle Tom Pruente also™ stood out on 26 Games at house rolled to its 26th straight success Friday night at Pierce Field with a 34-7 victory over Bir- Boyd and Dave Winfield took charge and sparked the Huron’s ground game. Boyd circled end in the Ist quarter to close a 60-yard 68 on the next play. yards Pentise Press Phete BOYD ON. WAY--Port Huron halfback Bob Boyd (50) sprints away from Phil Barger (84) Birmingham back, as he moves for 15 yards in the second quarter of Friday night’s game at Pierce Field, Birmingham. Big Red went on te score one of the touchdowns in their 34-7 victory over Birmingham. Boyd scored three times. Big Red Win String ‘Hits Birmingham Port Huron's football power- Maples then staged their only of- fensive show of-the game; Jerry Wedge, Phil Barger ahd Bill Swaney sparked a 60-yard march, which Swaney capped by scoring from the one. Bill Watkinson added the point, Final Port Huron marker came late in the period with Dave Win- field going over from the five after a 54-yard drive. PORT HURON | BIRMINGHAM Pontiac Horse Eyes 2nd Win at Jackson JACKSON (Special) —Harry Spencer, the bay pacer who won his lst race in two years at Jack- son Raceway Wednesday night, will try to make it two in a row tonight in the 3rd race. He will be driven by owner Ed 7 e 13—M e i | Stansell also has his Spencer | Brooke going in the first race. C-ifl h Clash — While Coach | of which seem to be the Ilinois- Purdue ahd West Virginia-Penn State affairs. Illinois, the leader of the. Big if FS 2 | been beaten, will have to be at its best against the Boilermakers, the same blokes who polished off State last week after being beaten in four games. | . > > | The Boilermakers, incidentally, and between halves. | were squashed by Miami the next The calendar is spotted with | week after breaking a long Notre z g ef Wotves from the undefeated ranks, Flint Northern Topples Wolves Hand Bay City Central First ‘Loss of Season, 18-12, Friday — Flint Northern High School's tough defensive line and a speedy halfback named Art Johnson dump- ed the big bad Bay City Central Gi pHa : ili 18-12, before 10,801 at Flint last night. Win gave Northern 9 Ist-place Rams, Lions Meet for Lead in NFL's Western Division Lawrence, Kans., starting at p.m., EST, will be seen in| Missouri, Oklahoma, Tex- | Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, Ariz. | Oregon and Wash.- | , M., starting at 2:15 p.m, EST, will be seen over all other Ten TV stations with one excep- That is the South game>'starting at 1:45 p.m., EST. It will. be televised locally in Columbia, S. C., site of " circuit's Western Conference. pees again will pit ace passers NEW YORK @—Los Angeles will | Norm Van Brocklin and Bobby i be the center of National Football | Layne. In their previous meeting. i ~ die | Van Brocklin pitched touchdown aerials of 4 ‘and 45 yards for the the power-packed Rams take on the | Rams while Layne heaved a pair- defending champion Detroit Lions | of payoff heaves for the Lions. with Ist place at stake in the|- Cleveland, the Eastern Confer- pace-setter with a 50 record, is trated a 2-touchdown favorite over San Francisco's passing threat, will be ready, if needed, against the Bears. Out for two weeks with a fractured cheek- bone, be saw limited action against Detroit last weekend. The ders, by winning, again @an move into a contending spot. in the Western Conference, The once-proud Bears have won only once in five starts. Green Bay whipped Baltimore Kiwo wetks ago, but the Colts ap- pear to be improving some eacif “ > =F Ss ® will be | -together of the sea- ' won the first Rote and Babe Parilli, have shown little so far, \ | other interesting action, the best 10 now that Michigan State has week, Packer quarterbacks, Tobin | Given Top Rating = Dame winning streak two years ago. > - 7 West Virginia, one of the few outfits; are on ‘the-spot. They are ranked No. 5 in the Associated Press poll, but they haven't played a strong schedule. Penn State is one of the better teams in the East, so it behooves the Mountain- eers to make a good showing to prove the skeptics wrong. As for Notre Dame, even with- out Leahy, thé Irish are favored heavily over Navy, the victim of a 9-7 upset at the hands of Penn. Otherwise, most of the powerful ‘}clubs seem to have easy going (the same was said last Saturday, Black Saturday.) Maryland, sec- ond in the land, takes on South Carolina, and figures to win as it pleases. remaining unbeaten-untied major | | Baylor, which has had clear go- | ing in the Southwest Conference | 80 far, meets last place Texas | Christian. If George Sauer’s Bruins are wise, they won't relax. > 7 J | Michigan State, which fell to No. 6 in the national rankings after having its 28-game winning streak snapped by Purdue, plays Oregon State, while Georgia Tech, its 31- game undefeated skein broken by Notre Dame, should pick up the threads against Vanderbilt. Okla- homa, No. 9, faces Kansas State, and this could decide the Big 7 winner. i | . s > The television fans around the country will get a change to see Minnesota's spectacular All-Amer- ica, Paul Giet; in action when the Gophers play host to Pitt in the NCAA's TV game of the day. Teddy Davis Over Araujo By JACK HAND NEW YORK w — Teddy (Red Top) Davis and George Araujo to- day. are co-holders of the “lemon” championship for 1953: As time is fast running: out, it looks like they will keep the title. * s * The lightweight 10-rounder -be- tween Davis, 130%, of Hartford, Conn., and Araujo, 133%, of Prov- idence, R. I., could have been worse if Referee Ruby Goldstein hadn't -kept warning the boys to “come on and fight.” . - * Davis won the unanimous deci- sion from the referee and Judges Bert Grant and Joe Eppy. Gold- stein had it 63-1 and both judges 64. The AP card was 6-3-1. While an estimated 3,000, pay- ing $7,000, booed and howled, Goldstein kept-telling the fighters, “Come on. You're lousing up the Garden.” Davis always was moving in while Araujo, a newlywed who was knocked out by lightweight champ Jimmy Carter in his last Garden appearance, was running away. The so-called New England light- weight title, held by. Davis, was at stake. f . * * “I tried,” said Araujo. ‘‘It’s the first time I ever got a warning. I felt all right but I had no Titan Cager Collapses DETROIT #—l'niversity of De- troit basketball guar’ snd captain George Fefles collaps J after prac- tice yesterday and was taken to |Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital, suf- fering a possible kidney infection. Fefles, a jer, had complained Wins Verdict in Slow Bout strength. When you don't have it you just don’t have it,” 5G * * * the warnings but ‘‘tried to get close enough to make a fight of ee Royal ak Hands PHS Team ‘Fourth Straight Loss, 21-7 Davis said he “felt awful” about | By BILL MARTIN. ~ Pontiac High’s football team saw its losing streak reach four games at Royal Oak Friday night. Chiefs turned in their poorest performance of the season in bowing to the once-beaten Acorns, 21-7. Royal Oak's heavier line repeatedly tore gaping holes jn the Pontiac defense to. allow hard-running fullback Dick Nash and halfback Jack : | Drawbaugh to slice through for consistent gains. Those two speedsters, who lugged the ball on 35 of 42 Royal Oak running-plays, were the whole show for the southern Oakland County eleven. Nash piled up 124 yards in 19 tries, while his running mate collected another 7 yards in 16 carries. Chiefs’ only offensive showing in the game came in a 74-yard sustained drive in the final period that produced their only score. Neither team was able to get a march under way until midway through the 2nd: quarter. Pontiac recovered a RO fumble on the a ae ae Michigan, MSC Favorites for Today's Tests took ‘over to-roll 65 yards for its Beavers ~ in ‘Whipping 1st touchdown. Nash plunged the final foot and booted the conver- Boy’ Role for State— UM on Rebound sion. Drawbangh made it 14-0 in the From Press Wire Sefvices Michigan's two biggest gridiron following quarter when he knifed over from the two after a 31- yard punt retarn by Nash had set up the score. Nash again con- powers today were cast in the favorites’ roles, both seeking to resume their places in the win- ning column. verted. Pontiae began to move in the Wolverines were accorded a slight edge over the invading Bill. McLarty pounced on Quakers from Pennsylvania in a top intersectional match at Ann _ Arbor. A crowd expected to Feach } 60,000 will view the . contest. Over at the state capital (East Lansing) an aroysed Michigan State eleven was expected to make Oregon State Beavers: its “whipping boy.” State took a surprising, and totally unex- pected 6@ licking from Purdue's Bollermakers to snap a 28- game win streak, a week ago. MSC dropped to sixth place, from 2nd in national Associated Press ratings as a result. A sellout audience of more than 50,000 was expected to see if Spar- tans can bounce back from defeat. At least_four Spartans are han- | dicapped by injury and illness, with } Earl Morrall, quarterback, and enter Jim Neal definitely out of ‘| action. Wolverines’ hopes for a rebound appeared to rest on a revival of -| the running punch.of halfbacks Ted .| Kress and Tony Branoff, and the _| passing of Duncan McDonald. All baegh, MeCe Finney, .| were smothered by the Gophers Seiden, Btythe, Colemen, Borper (H);/ in last week's 22-0 walloping. “. gsTATESTICS | This will be the first meeting BO | between Penn and Michigan since | 1944, when Wolverines-took a 4i- | 19° decision. U. of M. holds a | slim edge in the series, 10-8-2. Resurgent Chiefs again a few moments later, driving to Royal Oak’s 37 before line- that covered 42 yards. | conversion accounted for the final margin. Chiefs. swing back into Saginaw Valley Conference play next Friday, when Flint Northern — 18-12 upset victor over previously unbeaten Bay City Central last | night—comes to Wisner Stadium. The summary: ENDS TACKLES — Thrasher. GUARDS — MelLarty, bam. CENTER — Hebden. | BACKS — Ayling, Caswell , —Hepk Vaugha, Weed- First éewns gests (ont vesting | Yards reshing ... Net. yards | et eeeeeeee Dy .-eeee @ ceecees s . ase Viewers Get ‘Look at Giel on TV Today MINNEAPOLIS ® — A natjon- wide television audience focused on | All-America Paul Giel teday as | Minnesota battled Pittsburgh in the | NCAA-approved game of the week. Game itself, pitting two thrice- beaten teams, was incidental te the larger attraction of the star Gepher halfback who has cut a Suo*Ro-f-u8 | 7 v1 ath, Draw- Conversions — -- Offietals — Casey Wings Back in NHL Play This Weekend | DETROIT W — Detroit Red| bread path across the collegiate | Wings, idle for five days, play at, football scene for the last three home tonight and Sunday in an) years. effort to catch the /league-leading| Pittsburgh hoped it had the an- Montreal Canadiens. swer to Giel in a punishing for- Trailing Montreal by four points, | ward wall which has distinguished Wings meet the Boston Bruins to- | itself in a year of Pittsburgh dis- night at Olympia Stadium. Then, | appointment. Giel has met talented on Sunday the Canadiens come to | jines before this year, but probably town for another showdown game. | none pack the brute strength of P Pittsburgh's. Wildcats Unconvinced Minnesota was established as a . 1-touchdown favorite, a tribute to COLUMBUS, Ohio —Coach Bob | Giel's prestige rather than to over- Voigts of Northwestern's underdog | ai) team strength. Wildcats isn't convinced Ohio State can take his team today in a Big Rose (1); Nash (3). Lepetsa, Jeoct Ma- BIG le res Ten tussle before some 81,000 fans. L Tf Pet. PY PA The boss of the Evanston, M.. Msc sicresgerees 306 SS st crew, nosed out by field goals the ay oeecsces 21 © 1% 47 last two years by the Bucks, ig- | alla eS HA ‘See bd at niored the 10 to 12-point edge the | Risgensi™ ¢-20000:: i$ seg 8 Ohioans are granted by the ex-/ lews mee Fesles's 12@ .333 39 48 | Wwesterm ....c0scoces @20 008 25 he perts. Indiana @3 0 000 43 102 Holly Lends a Hand Standings as There was a jam-up at the top of the Wayne-Oakland and Oakland B Conferences today after Friday night's prep football action in the Oakland County area. . - Avondale handed Fitzgerald a 12-0 defeat, which combined with Roséville’s 20-0 win over Madison, threw the Oak-B into a three-way deadiock for 1st place. Avondale now needs only beat Madison to clinch a tie for its ist football championship since 1940. Keego Harbor whipped Mil ford, 26-0, and vaulted into a ‘st place tie in the Wayne-Oakiland as rebounded to hand Northville its Ist Ichgue loss, 7-4. In otber leagues, Van Dyke clinched no worse than a tie in. the Inter-Lakes by routing Walled Lake, 34-0; Port Huron did like- wise in the Eastern Michigan with a 347 victory Over Birmingham, and Warren wrapped up the Bi- County flag with a 19-0 triumph over Utica. of iiness ier in the week. f Traffic Heavy at Top of W-O, Oak-B Avon, Keego Harbor Win tripped Clarkston, 13-6; Southfield romped over Belleville, 54-13; Ro- meo edged Rochester, 20-18; and} Ionia downed Lake Orion, 26-13. | * * ° Avondale's running game, | sparked by Dick Kramp, was re-| sponsible for the Yellow Jackets’ | victory. Toby Aldrich and Marv Evans scored touchdowns after | lengthy marches. | Bucky O’Shaughnessy tallied all | four touchdowns in. Keego's shut-| out. Three runs were from close in, and the other a 30-yard pass | interception. . Holly's “sleeper” play in the 4th quarter set up its tying touch- down, scored by Earl Garner on a sneak, Dick Smith ran the game-winning extra point. Jim Lister featured Oxford’s 2nd half offensive against Clarkston He scored all 13 Wildcat points. Pat Thompson had given the Wolves a 6-0 halftime lead. *. * Dave Juhnke ran for three touch downs to pace Southfield’s rout. In non-league activity, Oxford Berkley képt alive hopes for a title tie in the Inter-Lakes by beat- ing Farmington, 28-7. John Malone scored two touch- downs (one on a 91-yard run), passed for a 3rd marker, and passed for four extra points in Van Dyke's victory. Long runs by Don Robertson, Paul Deliaire and Max Powell gave Rochester an early 18-0 lead over Romeo, but the Fal- | cons folded in the 2nd half, ‘and Romeo climaxed its comeback with Jim Lothrey’s 38-yard run for the winning touchdown in the last two minutes. Joe Mendoza's 55-yard pass play to Ed Leach gave Lake a momentary, 7-7 tie at loriia, but the“ up-staters came back with three touchdowns. Mendoza got another TD for the Dragons in the 4th quarter. ’ Norm Norton's two touchdéwns paced Troy's 20-12 win over Claw- son. North Branch and Capae both stayed undefeated by playing a 13-13 tie. Bloomfield Hills closed its season with a 12-12 tie against Huron Valley. ue = . , 7 F THE PONTIAC PRESS_ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1953 Your Neighbor’s House PONTIAC, Home Near Franklin Fits Lakeside Hill By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE ) Weekends at Meadow Lake are days for Thomas A, a consultant engineer, whose weekly circuit is New York, San Francisco and Chi- cago. . Mr. and Mrs. Moss have just moved into their new home at 6855 Meadowlake road. It is built into a slope of a lakeside hill located south.of Maple.road and west of Franklin Village... ~ Designed so the front of the house presents a one-story ap- pearance, the back reveals a two-story plan with a room for every mood and mode of liv- ing. On warm summer evenings; they choose the outdoor patio built on a ledge overlooking the lake. If it happens to be cool fall days and evenings, the rec- reation room on the ground floor with its pickled pine walls and one wall of Crab Orchard stone offers relaxation before the fire- place. A pine bar lines one wall and the other ground floor rooms are a laundry room, a fruit and storage cellar, and a spacious gymnasium or sterage room. Terraced walls face the cov- ered patio just outside the recreation room. On the first floor, a combined kitchen and dining room has a built-in oven and stove. Silver birch is used for wall paneling and cupboards as well as the built-in china cabinet and buf- fet. Sliding frosted glass doors are used on these. For hard- ware, Mr. and Mrs. Moss chose hammered copper. Lemon yellow walls with one , papered area in the same back- ground has a touch of red match- ing the formica counter tops. For formal entertaining, Mr. special Moss, and Mrs. Moss will use the large ern style, and vivid orange and a es ee living room ‘with entire wall of glass. Reseda In gives wall color with the same. shade in the Greek key sculptured car- peting. Coral, brown and ‘egg- shell are other colors used. in this room. For informal moments, a glassed-in porch with jalousies -for warmer weather is paneled in pine and has bright red _ matchstick draperies. Bedtime means TV time for — this family. The master bedroom has sev- eral shades of pink in walls and carpeting and a pair of limed oak bureaus are centered with a TV whose cabinet is the same wood. n The other bedroom - features cocoa brown, blue and gold with pickled pine furnishings. Both bedrooms have “spacious twin closets with sliding doors. The house includes four different bathrooms with various shades of tile and decorating decor. _. For reading hours they se- lect the den with its walls of bookshelves and deep red leather furniture. Exterior of the house, which was designed by. Edward M. Bis- sell, architect, of Birmingham, is of Tennessee ledgerock, and Roman brick. White shutters give the house a colonial ap- pearance. Builder. of Gustav Siegmund of Southfield township. Meadowlake Farms where the Ross home is located was designed and developed by George Wellington Smith ef Franklin. ba the house was - Decorating Scheme Is Built Around Favorite Painting NEW YORK (INS) — Looking for “a new, and original, deco- rating color scheme? Copy it from a painting. That's what four top dec- erators have done in an unusual New York display called ‘Art in interiors.” Paul McCobb, Nancy McClel- land, William Pahlmann and Walter Dorwin Teague have done room displays keyed to indivi- dual paintings. The idea is to show: 1. How modern art fits into decoration of any period. 2. How modern art can pro- vide the theme of an individual: decor, Each of the decorators picked out a painting, and then built the room setting around the painting. - Pahimann picked a semi realistic gondola scene in mod- green colors. He framed it in pickled pine, hung it on a yel- low-painted wall, and used it as the nucleus for an enclosed porch or patio setting. Pahlman selected. black wrought iron furniture, and cen- tered the display around a very long wrought iron table with an orange, white, black and green tile top. He flanked the table with- a row of green plants, added a Chinese antique ‘chair in redwood finish, and used rush mats for floor covering. Teague selected a fishing scene in oll, showing a burnt siena boat on muted blue wa- ter. He used this painting as the starting point for a man’s featuring muted blue Two chairs flanking a modern ‘desk were covered in Mediter- (Continued on Page 14, Col. 3) GREEN WITH A CORAL TOUCH—Reseda green with touches of brown, gold and coral gives this lovely formal living room the artist's touch. Carpeting in the any part of the room without moving the chair, same green ag the walls features the Greek key pattern sculptured in two different. ground for the draperies in the same brown, gold and MICIIIGAN weaves. A pair of coral barrel chairs are on a g 3 : f : New Lamps Blend With Traditiona As traditional furniture as- —sumes new importance, the lamp to light it up has gone more 19th Century: More floor lamps ranging from the very tall (seme over six feet) to the less-than-four-foot Jamps ‘are adaptable to the newer type low-slung furniture. Coordination is the big word in lamps. People are hunting for lamps that go together either by hav- ing the same textured bases, CRAB ORCHARD STONE, PINE—A recreation room with one wall and fireplace of crab orchard stone is part of the ground floor plan of the Moss home. Walls are of pickled pine paneling and a pine bar divides the room from the corridor which leads to other séctions of this home. A laundry room, furnace room, stor- age and fruit cellar and a large “gymnasium” ér storage room are also located on this floor. using the same general color scheme or repeating the same design motifs in the bases or shades, — oe Black ‘and brass and white and brass are new style notes for bases along with burnished gold, dulled silver and brass. Ceramics are now combined with wood and raffia. Base colors in pink and tour- quoises are leading with lemon yellow, mauve, and apricot fol- lowing. ‘ Shade news finds neutral tones with fibers and grasses lami- nated between plastics. ] Pine Paneling Can Be Dressed With Art Work It knotty pine walls seem to have an “unfinished’’ look, dress ,, them up with art work. Decorators Cele and Lester Byock did that in a room display for the recent National Homefur- nishings Show. They used plain knotty pine MEADOW LAKE VIEW—A mirrored lake centers the Meadow- lake Farms development where Mr: and Mrs. Thomas A. Moss have built their-new colonial ranch style home. From the living room windows of the Moss home, the natural slope which leads down te~ the lake gives them a view that changes with the seasons. Planning Should Remove Hazardous Obstructions If there is a door in your home aha 3 Pete that will not open all the way ae eo” beeause of furniture,;. you have an accident hazard. A little extra planning can rearrange the furni- ture and avoid bruised knees, bumped heads or broken watch crystals. ~ ie ee ee HE MEADOWLAKE FARM COLONIAL—RANCH STYLE—A two-faced house, the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Moss faces Meadowlake road as a colonial ranch style brick, ledgerock and white paneled design appearing to he a oné-story house. On the back, because it is built into the slope of the hill on thp lake ledge, { it reveals an.extensive two-story floor plan with complete walls, of windows facing ’ the lake. White shutters give the windows. the authentic colonial touch, This is a 12-room house with four bathrooms. SUITE FOR SLEEP—A master bedroom that picks its ecolors\from a variety of pink shades has a TV arrangeniént that competes with the “read- ing in bed” habit, Mr. habit, qnd Mrs. Moss had a TV cabinet built @f Titned oak to match twin bureaus and which is. placed between them. In this pic- ture the print of the draperiés is shown. Back- ground of these is in eggshell with-brown and aa \turquoise prigt. The cotton carpeting ie B Shocking Pink with walls in a lighter shade i fading lighter at the ceiling molding... ~ Pentiing Press Pheten - 70a te ; Send \ ito Enhance (Continued trom i E Hil TE r t i a i | i WE DEFY YOU TO MATCH THIS QUALITY FOR THE PRICE! A True Quality—Self Storing di. Aluminum Combination Storm Sash! ALUMINEX Corp. R. $. MARSH, Dist. 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Although each home on the winding streets is built on a different elevation, general lay- éut beasts an L-shaped @ining- living room and den area sep- arated hy = partial wall of brick. This is also a two-way fireplace. Two full baths with ceramic tile, one with ceramic tile shower and the other with built-in vanity, are in all the houses. A: paneled wall cabinets are standard with a con- with centered French doors open- Late Starter? a aar .Xéat"een't ren to. your ia- surance t more Py your home is up in flames. Now, elore disaster strikes, is the time to make sure you have adequate _insurance. Play safe. Call Austin-Norvell Insurance Agency, Inc. 70 W. Lawrence St. Corner Cass - FE 2-9221 Ralph J. Austin Raiph T, Nervell Harmonize Colors iin Bedroom, Bath | Harmonizing bedroom and bath- | room color schemes is a pleasing practice that pleasure when the two rooms are adjoining. enhances’ visual been developed by using four tones of rose and red—with green as a complement. 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Grandfather's musket may be a dandy family souvenir as is, but it could look ghastly as a lamp in Pp {Painting Leads Popularity List | per cent tend to their own leaking - E S Survey Shows 17 of 20 Homeowners Are Brush and Bucket Fans Tenn. Ledge Rock Painting is by far the most|] Briar Hill Stone popular single activity among do- it-yourself fans, a special survey Belden Face Brick hme ae Common Brick 3 | What's more, 17 out out of every / — | 20, homeowners are do-it-yourself- Metal Culverts ers with a paint brush and other || Cement Culverts household toois. According to the survey figures, Glass Block 80 per cent of all U. 5. home- ‘Het Lime ewners do their own painting. 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NO INTEREST after 25% of contract is paid in. _FE.5-8974; FE 5-8811 , "SEND POSTCARD NOW FOR FREE INFORMATION AND COLORFUL FOLDER ‘| VERO BEACH ASSOCIATES, INC. . DEPT. L- 923 SEYBOLD BLDG. F om + t* Yellow, Whité, Gre Good Color Scheme -An attractive color scheme’ that gives & sunshiny air to a clap- ponent cMe maene a (0 2 REMUTIFAL EZRHOME We have many now avail- able in every price range. yellow _ hye, while the . trim doors are gleaming white. The roof is a medium gray and the shutters are painted a glisten- ing black which lends smartness to the house. A black painted car- riage lamp beside the front door lends additional charm. Keeps Blankets Clean An easy way to keep the top = edge of your blanket from soiling ROY ANNETT. In is to baste a wide piece of soft, 8 Cc. washable cloth over the edge. The REALTOR cloth’ will catch the soil, can easily © &. Bases 0 Pheas FE $-2998 | be removed and washed, and saves Open Eves. and Sen. 1-5 P.M. the of: washing the. whole We Gelp Finance Dews Payments tS - blanket frequently. ry - Good Knetty ‘ ° White Pine Paneling $225 per M White Pine—Bronze Screen Combination Doors... . 5164” Aromatic Cedar Closet Lining. $24.50 per € Always Service—All Ways! DIXIE LUMBER CO., Inc. 831 Ooklend Avenue FE 2-0224 NOW 10% OFF ON_APPLIED MATERIALS! Homart New Straight-Line ASBESTOS SIDING ee Me ee ee Applied Asbestos Siding ie No Money Down on F.H.A.—As Low As °. New Homart straight-line asbestos siting gives the eliect of hand-split shingles. Makes your home look younger Never HSEIT paintifig. “stays lovely. Expert application! Materials and labor guaranteed! +> Building Materials—Perry Street Basement “Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” SEARS IN YOUR OWN HOME At Ne Cost or Obligation to You PERMUTIT Elaclto Malo Home Water Softener See for yourself without cost what 40 years of experience has developed for you in this Electro-Matic Permutit RainSeft. Water at EVERY faucet. As easy to operate as dialing your 154 WN. Saginew St. Phone FE 5-457! es Ruggedly built for years of soft- water service. Ne motors—no gears. Save the cost in a year's time! Leads of RUST FREE SOFT WATER NO DOWN PAYMENT 36 Months te Pay. FHA Terms CALL TODAY ctw F, F. SMITH Open eae ae SALES & SERVICE Other Eves. oy mee 541 N. Perry St. oe Building Totals Show ‘Advance Southern Michigan Has 15 Per Cent Gain Over. Nine Months of "52 DETROIT — Boosted ‘upward by September construction con- tract awards-of $81,138,000 tat were 18 per cent ahead of-Au- gust.and 47 per cent ahead of: September 1952, the southern, Michigan aréa finished the 1st nine months of the year a solid 15 per cent ahead of 1952, said Marvin. J. Brokaw, district news manager of F. W. Dodge Corporation. The nine month total was $638,219,000. This increase was far ahead of the one per cert gain for nine months for. the.entire 37 eastern states atcording to to- | tals of Dodge Reports, and it | put the local region-in a better than good position_toend the year on a par with 1952: September nonresidential |awords at $24,804,000 were 22 per cent behind August but 33! per cent above September 1952. Residential at $34,011,000 was’ 12 per cent more than THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ i 5 A \ bia co 3 x f ca HOBBYCRAFT PROJECT—A flower pot wall bracket makes an interésting combination. sheet metal and woodworking home shop project. Be nye A background pattern of a clipper ship im full sail is designed on SATURDAY, OCTOBER R3i, 1958 ° Mellow Finish Prom ‘Antique’ Enamel Surface u you like an especially mellow can “antique” dries. This ‘méans applying a dominating. Your paint ‘ealer can: supply you with the glazing“ liquid Apply your glaze wos der to the enameled surface -with a paint brush. On large objects, ‘apply the coating only to one section of t piece at a time; On flat surfaces, wipe the glaze technique on Here, you may need to use a dry paint brush to remove excess glaze from depressions in the carving. squared paper, then-cut out tq pattern from galvanized sheet iron. This. can. he.painted black or red to suit. The bottom ettgets bent bark- with-holes.aliowed for bolting to the | flower pot shelf. | hangers to fit over screw heads. The shelf is readily formed on a power-driven shaper and a hole is cut to accommodate a 4-inch flower pot. For other size pots the Augus{-and 41 per cent more - than September 1952. Heavy engineering ‘(public works and utilities) $22,232.000 was 228 per cent ahead of Au- gust and 81 per cent more than September 1952. Individual nine month totals compared with nine months last year: Nonresidential, | $262,125,000, up 20 per cent; residential, $270,226,000, up 10 per cent; heavy engineering, | $105,868,000, up 15 per cent. Emerald and White, ‘Striking Combination = If you're looking for a dramatic | decorating scheme, but want to/| aveid black-and-white, try green land: white A rich emerald green combined | with off-white is as dramatic as black-and-white, but mach richer | and luxurious looking For small arrangements, tone down the emerald green and white theme by using a very\soft, muted | green as the pull- together color. Plastic Shoe Bag Serves for Boots in Vestibule The old system of putting a cardboard box in the vestibule for, placing rubbers and-gatoshes was } fine in the old days, but there's No excuse for it nowadays. _ An ihexpensive plastic shoe bag | serves the purpose well and avoids! | messy searching through a pile jof wet overshoes for that “other | rubber."’ The plastic bag can also be washed periodically SELL YOUR HOME | FAST [ : List It With JOHN KINZLER, Realtor 670 W. Huron = FE 43525 | KEASEY ELECTRIC | Electrical Contrector Appliance—fixtures Drar Plates Mick Phone OR 3-2601-OR 3-1483 4494 Dixie Highway ~~ - Largest New Home for Your Money!—** MODEL HOME | 2314 Middlebelt Rd.. Open 1 to 9 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Orchard take Read te Middlebelt Read. Wateh fer Signe. Mahan Realty Co. Realtor-Builde: 1075 West Huren FE 2-0263 Nest to.Branch Pest Office HEATING | pucTs 6" Clay Pipe All fittings in stock—more — elemental than any other | perimeter heating — will & actually outlast the cement | slab — fast installation — lower labor costs! Soe oe ee — . ¢ ; ane z a ae 5 Come In and Get Complete Details! SS se 1x6 and 1x8 eo, 08 -6 e e CLOSE-OUT OF BOARDS (In theusand ft. lots. Cash and Carry) + PERIMETER y INSULATION 12°'x36"x1" Reduces heat loss through sides of slab! Also serves as expen- ston joint between slab and foundation walls. Fiberglass m $9.18 Per Box 54 sq. ft. per box x ou ‘CONCRETE SLAB al | elieg lo FLOOR ry Si 10 Ibs. . $2.85 rom ev “Gal, $5.19 || | 50 Ibs. . $12.85 Clay Tile Duct System Qt. $1.65 . $79.50 “Where the tome Begins” Drayton Pleins on the Dixie BURKE LUMBER CO. Phone OR 3-1211 | +brush the alcoheb-ovet. the floor, “Fda gone _befere you get to that | varnish you'll heed-a paint and | — | ome that is non-inflammable and | to work and then strip off the | varnish with a putty knife or with exceisior. After you've got all the |old varnish off the flpor, rinse it | slightly” which means you'll have Fre to give the wood a light sanding before the new finish is pees. Teo Is Good Stain size of the shelf is changed accordingly. This is a home craftsman’s idea worked out by the Delta power | tool division of the Rockwell Manufacturing Co., publishers of ae books for one-evening ; peejoet s and novelties. | No Use Putting | New Varnish °° on Top of Old By HUBBARD COBB Dott at. no Electrical . As we have so often said, there | Contractor is no point in refinishing a i | unless you first remove the old | ® WIRING finish. The reason for all this is) linet when a floor needs refinish- | © FIXTURES it's because the old finish is| @ POWER = If you just apply shellac or | rnish over the old, you won't | INSTALLATION hor very much — if at all. See Ou If the finish is badly worn so | Compiete Line of that the weod has been damaged FIXTURES and ‘+. you'd better rent a sa&fding ma | WIRING SUPPLIES chine but if you catch the fleor 845 W. Heres in time, all you have te do Is to remove the old finish and apply a fresh one. | For floors finished with shellac | the solvent you use to remove the finish is denatured alcohol. Just | FE 2-3924 or FE 4-6405 SASH & DOORS BLDRS’ SUPPLJES BUILDERS’ HOWE. PAINTS DICKIE give it a second or two to work and then wipe up the . softened shellac with steel wool or a coarse cloth. Do only a small area at a time | because alcohol evaporates very | quickly and if you try to cover | Nioo great an area the alcohol will Lumber Co. 2495 Orcherd Leke Rd. Phone FE 4-3538 ’ section Wt the floor is finished with | WE BUILD keep it off the baseboard and | ATTICS Ses areas Sete soe man ‘Bisom felel i vent .& w minutes; ADDITIONS Ww t to Yo varnish solvent. Be sure to use A ed ty Lc : C FHA TERMS At several times. with Water: The water will raise the wood grain Estimotes Midwest Supply RTH TELEG FE 4.2575 ext. 6 | Strong tea diluted with a little | water makes an éxceljent antique- | like stain for pine wood, When dry, cover with two thin coats of fresh white shellac and then wax. \ Tabe for-hanging are then bent i 4 to provide 18 See PLYTEX today at your Lumber'| car . es a ny Sane Inexpensive PLYTEX WALL PANELING Gives New Beauty to Any Room PLYTEX is the exciting new plywood wall paneling with oa “sculptured-out”’ grain giving a three dimen. fi! sional pattern. PLYTEX Plywood is: ® Low in cost © Smart in style 1 © Finishes in clear, - solid or two-tone colors © Stays sparkling bright lumber dealer—osk for a price on your living, den or bedroom ... Redwood Plytex 4x8x'1,” Sheel ONLY $408 | FUEL BILLS as much as Insulate Now ZONOLITE aka = DO IT YOURSELF in ONE afternoon! Anyone can the average aitic for ad low as $67.60 with ZONOLIT) Poars right out of the bag between attic joists aod sj > wall studs. Pour it, level it, leave it! SAVE UP TO $100 INSTALLATION COSTS by i ZONOLITE yourself. Besides, you save up to ‘every dollar on your fuel bills! ZONOLITE self in as little as 3 years, then pays you yearly di UPETIME.. GUARANTEE), ZONOLITE is gugranteed for the life of your building. It's 100% ‘freproof, reuproof, rodentproof, yerminproof aad permanent. Come ia today for a FREE estimate! THE F. J. POOLE CO. 151 Oeklend Ave. FE 4.1594 BONNY MAID Vinyl Plastic GOLD SEAL Vinyl Plastic and Linoleum Tile ARMSTRONG’S Complete Line of Asphalt Tile You Owe It to Yourself to Shop at L. R. TAYLOR: Owner 379 Orcherd Loke Avenue FE 2-2353 Compare Our Quality! Compare Our Prices be oh ied ea Shree + oS * ¥ 4 UW Ls FRR Ss 3% ry te re , PONTIAC FLOOR COVERINGS ‘The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac TOASTMASTER 50 Gallon Electric Hot Water Heater 119% | Installed Free on Edison Lines Only $10.00 Down The nationally\ famous heater that sells for $30 less than ny other famous make. It's backed with a service guarantee that proves its worth. See it soon and buy real money- saving efficiency The (O0W" HOUSEKEEPING’ 7, | — of PONTIAC Open Daily 9.to. §:30—Friday 9 to 9 $1 W. Huron Se. Phone FE 4-1555 eo Our Price and Specifications FE 2-1211 FREE ESTIMATES . call @t your convenience — no obligetion ; Gor sievereeeale G& W Construction Co, 2010 Dixie Hwy. ot Kennett Rd. tw, | * We Sere Pontiac, Mich, er homes will become ari increas-| tos-cement siding or tay important factor in the} ‘Modernization of thal kind. Kit Enables eae eos living geen and they are simple country’s housing industry if pres-| ly stves am aging home ‘a . | to make, ent experiments in the trade-in cam queaty to its. livabitity 2 Se thy Iwig of ae ene nr ; o house field prove successful, build- prolongs tty lle by many year ' ' Tlinols. suggests by ogre Ms : , Housewives will never re ally| be made out of plywood about 18 The Federal Housing Administra-| ereases, the value of the home. threaten the job of electricians, a oe ie net tion, in cooperation with the Na-| Building industry dbegrvers be- but they can do minor electrical | |. et 13 inches lone and tive * lieve the trade-in - side about } ] ‘4 tional Home Builders Assn., “is. e innovation may i. | jobs that are too trifling to -call | inches deep so it will fit up closely sponsoring a new procedure which |e! spur_modernization among |an expert but too important to be| to your waist. places emphasis. on , reconditioning home owners who have no imme- rene 8 © uek Hoek : diate plans for disposing of their ignored. Then sandpaper a hot” twade,itproperty before build-| homes but who may wish to con- | This means for “do it yourself” | t¢ with paint, shellac or varnish. sider-such a move later. By re- | wiring are wicrmag J pr pg You cat visé them for writing, Deteesd , nes newing deteriorated sidewalls with small, inexpensive kits DE | sewing-or breakfast in bed! or for ited te oouee sue aby Ee many ba: 4 STORAGE a | ing electrical manufacturers. of them to go around for “your ts, uding fire-safety and free- The kits are intended only for | guests. needs, the Potvin mesmea {dom from maintenance, dari FUTURE ——+ repairing xtension cords he Pourds are flat, the ' FHA i ’ ng a \, paneer frayed e , “ Singe the are y ® “Pontiax’s Newest Fine Suburban Area Papa 1 financing |‘2¢ family’s remaining years: in SECOND FLOOR PLAN replacing broken plugs or | take relatively little stgrage-space. : off Dixie em Cambrook Lane tn the purchase and moderniaa- | ‘%¢ house sockets, temporarily increasing ' “oper ope Teen Wate for “open” sign. Sen of tradetes. ‘Then, -were the home to be trad-|. | - the’ number of electrical outlets, The head of ‘thé Statne of, Lib- 3 . - ‘led ir Fater,. it would. ¢éimmrand | | and ‘similar jobs which do net | erty ‘can accommodate 40 persons 2 HELTMAN & TRIPP <- P General aoet Contes. ee ee ee Raving | higher value. Ja, sh the | fwolve constant-current-bearing | standing upright. ay ae _* ee trade-in ec dwelling, FHA 1 wires. ae . Swalustoe Builders eng Developers of example, can simply points out der takes into = ear : 29 W, Lavresce__FE Sai let | account the estimated cost of re be ace are preduehy' cs Ylanng DOORS “B, conditioning deducts “sccord:+—& c ete produce the kit, their makeup is! r ingly. . |__| | mot the same in every case. All Flush—All Sizes”; <4 i | ‘g | items, however, are molded of ——=SPECIAL BUY - ; | ——— * |ivory-colored urea: plastic, which /. } Unfilled Se acks 8 4 meets national safety code regu- Factory ‘b : ° BR |1ations for fire resistance. _| Seconds = te" and Under 7 a Show wei ee A topical at contains a lneth| | Aas « xtension , quick clamp ! : roug. aint | fittings for both the plug and ap- MERCER “FLUSH eeeman| _,Phintine covers « mutitude of) | | ar \lanee-wyy exter, for, wall “caticts:|{ DOOR SALES a. _ mover Up two-way ouflet and bulb socket elisboro Walled Lake AT ONCE Te Buy or Sell Real Estate See Bi cracks in the plaster, your sins| |) [mee |) 4 : rae y screw into a single bulb socket; - wma rket 4-2222 : will find you out. p IRST FLOOR PLAN (1893-8 a screw plug’ outlet; an assort- ra i sgge j oe Kampsen Repairing the -cracks, however, é $ | ment of fuses and a-roll of friction $ | ion m 4 e ty mpany is not difficult. . PLAN FOR FUTURE—Planned for attic expansion, this is a/| tape. 4 2 : 377 Sewth Telegraph First, take a stiff brush or whisk | house for the handyman. With space upstairs for two large bed- ARE you ; ais FE 4-0528 broom and remove the loose plaster | rooms and an extra bath, it is a house that can grow with the family. ‘Window’ Washing To Reduce Our Inventory! — = “uum | from the cracks. Smooth off crum- | This is plan 1893-C by William G. Chirgotis, Architect, 968 Stuyvesant | s bly edges with a sharp tool and/ aye Union, N. J.. The house covers less than 1,100 square feet | More Tricky i in z you are ready ee patching. without garage, and is planned for a full basement with workshop | m ra. Pa spay ob og Bons A rang a space. (Further information | ond blueprints available from —" pirect Sunlight : Come See Us for Savings U eer we et ee _ —_ sun as well as rain can | 11 te ‘50a Thousand Feet! : ALUMINUM Vee o tate oa tities wet. | BUI Own Home| Newest TV Sets ° = ee ; jee @ ora | ACCORDION beeen in Three Years “Tet bs: ty Som 9 new 4 | , : ~ ° . ! wa now ony - 1) INSULATION | Kgl oft smooth, ertce. | Spare Time Made for Uti i = = Ne. 2 and. Better $ | The _ plaster _ennding, fe A young married couple, with | “tising Shall ae ‘een Yellow Pine $19500 | with water before the new plaster | [0 experience in major carpen- M Be Room Dividers cause uneven evaporation of the Broker . 1 6 M filler is added. | try, have built an attractive ay . e| cleaner and give a streaked sur- Willis M ’ x eeeoeoese i , Only @ small amount of plaster | singie floor plan near Wil- Storage Cabinets, al tace 7 | ot Parte should be mixed at 8) i nsville, N. Y. virtually| Combination Units | It's) more economical, she con- | BREWER We 2g Kiln Dried | When the patch is dry, sand| through their bare-handed la- NEW YORK (INS)—Televi- | (oe s cloth. but both must be it Fir $ 7 away any roughness, dust and bor. They undertook the am- sion seta offer more cabinet | free . * — >" ‘. - $ | 4Q00 | prime and then apply the new color | bitious project because they style value this winter than A gpod cleaning solution can be || Contracts © Will trade contrat x s | coat. wanted to enjoy the satisfac-| oo botore. concocted from one tablespoon of | for Ranch Type Home 8-16-Fr. Lengths ce : tion of building the house they | © The newest TV sets are be-| washing soda dissolved in a pail of || *Cemplete Real Estate Services : th - j really wanted. Th clear water | 1 Cer Lood } 4 Ways fo Make Verne Simril, s physical /'né eee sate tak ere On a very cold day moisten’| Roosevelt Hotel J P ak Sés_thew the bhatt ‘gues j chemist, and his wife, drew the dividers, storage pieces or the cloth with alcohol or kerosene. Offices tor —_ White Pine sreuer —— FTAs somi-thich bets, while Type- Mirrors Glisten | plans te the house. whieh on | punch -top eakinety—al for the |Heresme te a very elliciont Oyxi]-Some-Sete en oon 1x10 SHIPLAP MI] e INFRA st cold! Types cated of four, bedrooms, full price of the TV alone. jexeanve cleaner pared dean “ Restoring the glint to mirrors Is ~ , The price isn't low, because seed — “by - ee no problem with any of several fair sine dining poems living | nigh-style cabinets are evident ing paste may also be Hees there's only one (upward heat flow in winter), room with paneled walls, raft-, floor- | 40*8 with good results. § : 1 Cer Lood ‘ * cleaning mixtures offered by MB) 004 ceiling atone fi late | OMY im the expensive Lalist: j 9 of Rockwoot (downward hest 1) mie Whisnant, home management |*Ted | © , rep models. But custom ideas defi- | special a a + Ho, 9 anid Dotter Fis flow in- summer), and 5 5/16” |) soecialist at North Carolina State 7 woneee nitely have come into the mass-| | “0 1's CNAs thich removes 4 get et $14Q00 | of Rickwoot (wall heat flowi. }) College. An engineer translated the | production —— ser TV a: aaa ieee: teehee Gn wee ‘ 2 6 =e \ She gives four : drawing into blueprints. There's a room-divider dows bright and clear.” sepa sa | Meee S TreeBilt |i Pee FTES) | Tradenmen sid the traming. | oe ae tur and es masonry point 4 Cer soil water. | plumbing , Wiring and cord changer into a see- Asbestos Fiber Has . > aaa . = ° . = ’ 3 Bi k Co. 2. “Two tablespoons of kerosene |" 6 gimrils and their three | through divider. ~— ee No Good Substitute 7 \ : Ne..2-and Better Fir oc to four quarts of warm water. | young sons occupied the house, other set made exactly A : ’ $1 4Q00 * 1992 b 3.-“One-fourth cup of ammonia which was weathertight but hutch-top cabinet, pr eenid Despite many efforts by research Poaticc rive to four quarts of warm water. on-the bottom and 10- | chemists, no satisfactory substi- } 2x8 Ss eeeese. FE 4.9531 4 “One-half cup denatured po ~oengnam icra, aon met | phonograph combination in the tute for asbestos fibers has ever : ” % tion. been i - 8x16-Pr. Lengths mn + agp holineaedson pletion time: 40 hours a week |* suspended top sec developed. ' for the first year, 20 hours; TV-and-stoerage models | One of Nature's age _m as ' - weekly the next two years, dur-| have concealing doors—either able gifts. eee nity “ | 1x2 Utility Grode ~ ing Verne’s after office hours) tambour, shutter er plain |inown Som entay Buy the best! Avoid the erg? ~ee ay ite ie, . ae y 4 -. oaks, SER: eee Lap Boards F Find pecs Jobs| oy 4 off-duty TV and whatever | Occurring in the earth as & blistering and peeling of dense, heavy rock usually dark in Order Now — \ Phone FE 4-3555 you're storing. Rox ‘White Pine Boards %] BLUE RIBBON EGG OR LUMP NOW (S THE TiME T0 BUILD Most TV models, high-style or plain box cabinets, now are, tnaide to suit any decor. You, ‘color, it yields fine, white, silk-like fibers which will not burn. They ordinary paints. actually repels water as can be spun or woven it beautifies. Nothing tc ; Yes! We H Necereee Shy aban” taro wl Among hundreds of uses, they > Open inhaling: tp 2 Briquettes—Disco early American, with a ehoice |s7* emplovéd widely in manufac. finer for protecting the Ever} SH EETROCK Aa phe “0 eters. a oe ~ ali knotty pine or m&a-| aie. roofing and other building | inside or outside’masonry : 5 A.M. te \S , a a You can also go modern with Products. |of homes dnd buildings. ge Py OM. 4’x8’ sheet hil ly lests Let Us Be Your Coal Dealer bleached woods, two-tone wal- . = wahaa i omy rh ted Ud uts end korina. As for trim,|| "sve Experienced, Tretmeg Men}! KEEGO on at VACUUM CLEAN ~ ts 70 miles of Home Builders’: Special! KAISER COAL & SUPPLY CO. sien eon saieaes YOuR FURNAICE | on vert 102 $. Poddock Street Phone FE 4.3555 |ji||| Always Wanted! — GAS FURNACES | Hardware No. 1 | ot teen Ss ~ : el Halts Decay || MOERY’S OIL BURNER | 3041 Orchord Loke Rd. BATHROOM CLOSET SET : " Without paint and industrial || "it Mesey tere, Keres TE 1-47" | FE 2.3766 — Keego Harbor “y 4 product finishes our modern world ee __ : B ny J rh t yPar: cr — Even age Pay ed xa si | c r . ’ ‘ } e ed - $788 1 9° READY nA Air aiBy 2.2621 |rce ago eines) ie Uleugs al gg oy > : eS Vv iDeae iat HH ae them hold ‘with four times the | ne ~ a as uF NO DOWN am of the ordinary, meats IN OUR R! RY if you eran ten the alded quan Add years Cf life to your barn The lower half goes first, but it need’at condem your bere replece it with CONCRETE walls. The cost is meod- - BOICE BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES - life ond usefulness it will give | FHA Terms Mercerization, a method of | PAYMENT fl i'sittine ican, ye discovered Free Estimetes in 1944. $589 up ELLIS, Inc. | 2690 $. Woodward’ BLACKWOOD. SCHAEFER Compl » Real Estat: LANDSCAPING With On Your Landscaping | Problems : “We turned our cellar mite a 'y room for both pha tlh-shake This modern buildiag mate- rial is as rugged and durable as the rock from which it is made —yet it’s light in weight, easy ig set and the cocktad crowd — and made my housework much easter!” with CONCRETE LOWER WALLS! PERSONALITY! | ates poner?” 10 handle, sample to, Set Jas , and the fun vdeo actet studs of ri ng. over the old walls and the job is done! Finish with paint, wallpaper or texture if your living room into an easy- to-clean you wish. cellar play room! You can build this convenient addi- WON'T WARP OF BUCKLE © TAKES AMY KinD OF DECORATION | tion to your home easily, . Fort ideas on remodeling quickly, and at surprisingly low attics, cellars, living rooms, . cost with Gold Bond fireproof kitchens, etc., ask for your free 2 Gypsum Wallboard! copy of “Modernizing Magic.” | : @ UNAFFECTED BY CHLLAR BamPN” CONSULTATION BY EXPERTS || anew. GYPSUMI WALLBOARD]- Sunde nmi eat cts ovnen | STOO ey | ALBERT B. LOWRIE LUMBER CO. ! ebNCRETE " “baer ile Reed Mitgn Novth of Uvice || Baldwin Ave. at Walton Blvd. Phone FE 2-9104 ) ) a * } , y ; ‘ t ‘ b { , r- State Oficial issues Insurance Warning | Commissioner Joseph A. Navarie of the Michigan Department of Insurance warned today that the department would be unable to pro- tec} persons buying insurance from unlicensed companies . that aye now waging an aggressive mail eampaign. In information prepared for the Michigan Association of Insurance Agerits, Navarre pointed out that legal limitations of his office make “it difficult to gombat mail solicita- tion of unlicehsed organizations. Persons solicited for insurance solely by mail were urged to contact Navarre's difice or estab- lished imsurarice agents in their communities for information on the status of any insuratice organ- ization, While most insurance companies and agents use mail advertising, Navarre said mail order proposals ~ failing to designate the name and | pe@ address of a licensed Michigan pom should be checked thorough- y. Cass City OES Club Fa Elects New President CASS CITY—Mrs. Erwin Binder-++-50- 40a. Ce was elected president for the com- ing year at a meeting of Nellie M. Young Past Matrons Club of Echo. Chapter 337 of OES Wednes- day. Other officers elected were Mrs. Harry Falkenhagen, vice president; Mrs. Mason Wilson, secretary; and Mrs. Arthur Little, treasurer. THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF WATER- ford,. County of Oakland, State of Michigan, ordains The following amendment to the Waterford Township Building Code: Sec- Vion 304.3 Exterior Walls—te read: ance neeNeY Ma Local Markets Produce~ Farmer to Consumer Beeta, Ounch ... eeeccegenee 10 3 tor 25 ei sm e BI 2 Bd 2 at * 3.00 Bi +. 178 to a Celery DURCD ceseccscsees fees, epocacccess eee “ ber ivenrags Carnations, Gosen . seve 1.00 Chrysanthemums, ‘dozen ee 1.00 Wholesale Bose, Kiete, No. celery, No. 1, root, No. 1, 1.00-1.50-dos. : cumbers, No. 1, 3.00-3.50 bu. Bggplant, No. 1, 2.00-2.50 bu; fennel, No. 1, .75-96 doz. bchs Horseradish, No. 1, 3.25 basket. Leeks, No. 1, 4.00-1.50 dos. behs; onions, dry, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 50- Ib. bag; onions, green, fancy, 1.25 doz. behs; No. 1, 1.00-1.15 dos. behs; onions, pickling, No.. 1, per bb. renips No. 1, 1.25-1.%5 % bu. Parsley, curly, No. 1, .75-1.00 dos. bchs; parsley root, peppers, cayenne, No. 1, .75-1.25 pk. basket; peppers, green, sweet, fancy, 250 bu; No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Potatoes. No. 1, 1.00-1.25 50-Ib. bag; potatoes, _. 1, 200-740 100-ib. bag. Pumpkins, °o. 1 , .15-1.25 bu. Radishes, white, No. 1, .80-1.00 dos. behs; Pherae emma No. 1, 1.50-2:06 ba; radishes, red;fancy 1.00 doz. behs; No. }; Gos. behs. 1. Framing. All external stiffness and properly anchored to re- main in place during high winds and | be -reasonably permanent, provided how- ever, that mo type of “a shall be used other than those a by the Township Board “" Priist spproved materials may be otitained from the building inspector. Alj exterior wood or metal stud wails shafl provide strength and rigidity eysivelent to the tollowing 2 inch by 4 Inch wood studs spaced Bot more than i6 inches on center for all _walis Alt studs shai be testened to wage: plates top and bottom; braced at outside corners of walls a Wali where wood sheathing shall ha is used. corner posts either built- a not less than three 2 by 4s Top pilates shall be not: jess than doubled 2 a 4a which shall lap at. ell sorners and et all interstcting such laps shall be pn ll a iked. All window and door openings i}: have studs doubled on faaitg, The timber stud shall be-cut to recetve-4heJ)eader over the opening and shall extend in one piece from header to bearing. Headers over all openings™-shall be doubled and shall be-set. on etige In liew of beadefs; trussed construction may be used exceed the following for the size given. Spans up to 4 feet, two 2 by 4s Spans 4 feet to 5% feet two 2 by 6s Spans 6% feet to 7 feet two ; ~~ & |was ‘‘Famous Women of the over T feet two 7 by 1! = is amendment is hereby 4 EF to | Bible. be immediately effective to presérve the — health, peace, safety and morais 4 hereby ordered to take effect thirty ‘ae Gays after publication. Made and passed this 17th day of October 1963 t 18 O. BARRY, Waterford Township “—e ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Por the purchase of Police Cars Equipment Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Township Clerk, We- terford Township. - 10955 Huron Street. Pontiac Michigan. | Oakland County. Michigan unti) 16:00 am. November 12. 1954 st which time the bids will be pubticty opened ‘and | problems tray be interested in a| by Gerald G read end the @iffereft items noted Three (3) automobiles equipped as fol- Color: Light grey Model: 3 door-Gtendard Synchro-mesh Transmission Heavy Duty bettery and generator Directiona) Signals Windshief@ “Washers Heater and Defroster Qoodyear or Goodrich Tires ~ Poam rubber—Custions front - Undercoating The right is reserved by the Tekan ed reject any Pin all bids and to waive jartties tm any bid in the interest ee Township. LOUIS G. BARRY Waterford Township Clerk Oct. 31, Nov. 2, ‘83 TISEMENT FOR BIDS The Waterford Ealge ore Ale of | Waterford Township, Oakland County ‘ will receive bids on pr ls for the ‘ eonstruction of Frembes Road Extension crossing GO. T. & W. RR. South of Dixie : 4n-Drayton Plains. Michigan untt! 11:00 am. of November 12, 1953 at the office of the Waterford Township | Clerk, 4906 W. Huron Street_ iM-5@). Michigan F - Plans and » ications may be ob- tained by de ing $500 with the Township Clerk he amount of Geposit will be refunded. if plans and docu ere returned in good condition | mente — 10 days after the opening bid } The Waterford Township Board of Wa- terford’ Township, Osekiand County, Mich reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informali- t the biddl _ . ATERPORD TOWNSHIP BOA OARLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN. LOUIS ©. BARRY, — he Lig Clerk. t. 31, Nov. 2, ‘53 wall covering materials; nut, shall be moisture-resistant, of sufficient | licious, No. 1, partitions. All|, cee aa No. 1, 2.00-2.25 bu. Squash, Acorn. i, .75-1.00 bu; squash, Butter- No. 1, .90-1.25 bu; squash, = 1S-1.00 bu; squash, Hub | bard, No. 1, .75-1.00 bu, Tomatoes, het- house, No. 1, 2.50-3.00 10-Ib. basket; tomatoes fancy, 1.50 pk. basket; No. 1, 90-1.25 pk. basket; tomatoes, eutdoor, fancy, 3.50 ‘% bu; bu. Turnip, No. 1, .80- turnip. t d, No. I, 1.00-1.50 Greens Collard, No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu: mustard, No. 1, bu; spinach, No. I, .75-1.25 bu; No. 1, ' .75-1.06 bu. —— No. 1, 75-125 bu: turnip, No. .76-1.25 bu. Lettuce -_ salad ad Celery ~ We: =t tu. Endive, a EE Re er} $ ~ ‘és g é pe onise “pu; endive, 1, teabe bu. Escarole No. 1, bu; escarole, bleached, No. 1, bu. Lettuce, head, No. 3 : 1.00-1.60° "bu lettuce, maine, No. 1, —— 20.00-21.00 30-doz. case Eges: medium, 16.50- i S0{ “small, 12.50- 1330. 7 |‘Women of Bible’ Topic .- Spans for headers shall not, and General Motors, Ford or | for Club at Metamora METAMORA—Topic for the Pil- grim Club at its meeting Tuesday in the home of Mrs. R. J. Gardner | Thirteen members and one guest were present. Election of officers | will be held at the next meeting, |Nov. 10, in the home of Mrs. aos Walker. Film at Lapeer to Show How School Was Built | clothes ‘and other personal posses- yo triplets who were a year old this GEE! — Gave: Gregory and Gene, Washington the goblins; ghosts and gremlins a run this year. } ¥ week are giving got up the boys’ i * THE PONTIAC PRESS; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 51, 1953 The three G's, who live on Gaither street, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier. Daddy, who “get up” is a G-Man. y Find Royal Oaker Hanging From Tree BURGETTSTOWN, Pa. (UP) — The body of Charles J. Bellanger, | 31, of 1517 W. Maple Ave. Royal | "| Oak, was found hanging from a | tree by a tow cable yesterday [ene & reed six miles went ot here. Police said Selene, an elec- tronics -tiaintenance technician, Lapparently committed suicidé.~A handwritten will, leaving his per- sonal effects to various relatives, was found. However, there was no other note. Bellanger’s automobile, filled with sions, was néarby., Suffers Jaw Injury ~ in Three-Car Crash Mrs. Bessié Blasingame, 30, of 449 S. Edith St., was admitted to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital for a fractured jaw, suffered in a three- car collision at Auburn Ave. and Marshall Bivd. yesterday.~She was a passenger in an auto driven LAPEER COUNTY—Schodls: “in the county. fared with building | | Meeting Monday im Lapeer--High 7 School. Deputy Supt. Thayer of Wash- film and tenaw County will his com- explain the story of munity built a new eer will problems. School officials * a (am: are invited. also answer questions Royal Ook Youth Joiled David LeMaster, 16, of 2024 Crooks Rd., Royal Oak, was ordered confined to Oakland County Jail for 60 days by Oakland County Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty Friday on a charge of statutory rape. LeMaster was also by her husband, Marion H., 39 | Quoting the motorists involved, | Pontiac Police said an auto driver Wasik, 33, fat = ‘Lakeland, Syivan Lake, | sudden stop at tle sieueclion after attempting to a left) turn. A third auto driven by W. J | FggacoriorM 43, of Ricenons | Wasik's car, said police. Extension Club Receives Copper Tooling Lesson GINGELLVILLE — Second Chance Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Sanford Thursday for the second lesson on copper tooling given by Mrs. James Murphy with Mrs. Sanford assessed $200 costs and placed on three years probation after being +waived to Circuit Juvenile. Court Installs Health Center GRAND RAPIDS (?)—Calvin | College has remodeled a former cafeteria in the men's dormitory into‘a health center with two com- as pletely equipped hospital rooms, A registered | and a laboratory. nurse will be in attendance. Nationally Known Emerson 21” Table Regularly $229.95 G.E. 17” Console @ ADMIRAL @ EMERSON TV SALE During Our GREAT PRE-MOVING SALE! Mahogany finish. Reg. $299.95 © CAPEHART © GE BIG TRADE-IN OFFER TV Sets Reduced $199°° "249° © PHILCO @ RCA~ Court from | assisting. Hostesses were Mrs. Hugh My- | ers, Mrs. Murphy, and Mrs. San- | ford Next meeting will be Nov. 10 for | | a lesson on _Christmas workshop. } | Lodge Calendar Reg. meeting Areme Chapter No. 503, O. E. S. Roosevelt Temple, 22 State St.. Monday evening, Nov. 2, 8 p. m. Officers practice. Sun. | Nov. Ist, 4 p: m. Svea Pfahlert, Secretary. —Adv Job Daughters, Bethel No. 5, will | méet Monday, November 2 at the | Masonic temple at 18% . Law- | rence St. Regular business meet- | ing 7:30 p. m._ : —Adv . fe . News in Brief- Clyde off, 38, of Hillsdale Dr., pleaded guilty to reckless driving | and paid a $75 fine yesterday when | he appeared before Pontiac Judge | Charies P. Webster. A plea of guilty to a charge of | drunk driving yesterday cost Leo B. Woldington, 35, of 103 Mechanic |S. $75 when he appeared before | Pontiac Judge Maurice E. Fin- hegan. Eat Hearty, Folks! St. Benedict's family style roast beef dinner $1.50 adults, T5e children. Noon til 6 p. m. W. Huron at Lynn Street. Nov. lst —Adv. Final Clearance: Men's and la- dies’ clothing, all sizes. Silver Fox | scarf, cheap. Temple Beth Jacob, corner Orchard Lake & Exchange, Sat; Oct. 31,6to9p.m. —Adv HM your friend's Ja jal) and needs bail, Phr-OR 3-7N0. C. A. Mitchell Back Local Government LAKE CITY # — Missaukee County Board of Supervisors has gone on record with 4 resolution a SHOP TONIGHT ‘til 9 P.M. Park Free Hubbard Carage 20 S. Perry St. See "Generous Jim” For Easy Terms Open Evenings Until 9 HAMPTON ELECTRIC CO. 286 State St. at Johnson FE Precis: goer | Another child will know the‘happiness of better hearing with Sonotone’s | | millionth instrument. Nency Hill (left), 10 years old, of Lake Ronkon- | | koma, N. Y., needed « hearing aid but her parents could not provide one. | Irving I. Schachtel (right), President of Sonotorié Corporation and + teader of a nationwide crudade for the conservation of children's hear- } ing, Brought the pretty, blonde child to Sohotone headquarters, at Elms- | | ford, N. Y. When the millionth instrument to be turfied aut of Sonotone’s | | factories was passed by the production liné, he gave it to Nancy. The | millionth instrument was a new all-transistor mode!. Sonotone’s first -SONOTONE HEARING SERVICE FE 2-1225 Opening Reminds =| Milford of Storm MILFORD — Complete recovery | from the tornado which struck here | last June will be marked Tuesday with the re-opening of the Kroger store, one of the hardest hit structures. .. The store plans one week of grand opening with prizes every day during its harvest week. Mil- ford merchants have joined in set- ting aside the same week as ‘‘bar- | gain days.”’ Councilmen have granted a special request of the Kroger Ce. for a large search light truck to be parked in front of the store from ¢ to § p. m. dur- ing the week. Stores participating in “bargain days” will be open both Wednes- | day _afternoon _and evening Business Notes: . ) Farms in Use by Ford Tractor. |" oe Birmingham _ Division! “Paw Paw (ei—Th A. F. Has 2,683 Acres for | Murch Co. is distributing $600,000 aoat to 250 Paw Paw and Van Buren Tests, Demonstrations any talk ig” Ford Tractor Division of Bir-| Srapes delivered during the recent ingham is ing that big pressing season. Payment was at league sports teams aren't the the raté@ of $100 a ton. only groups with extensive “farm systems” at their disposal, It operates a 2,683-acre farm | system for training personnel and | testing implements at three large | sites in the area. ~ At the 600-a¢re Deer Lake Hilts Farm wear Clarkston in a lux- uflous’ manor house converted into «classroom space, Ford tractor distributors frem all over taterene F V4% ,! Equitable Life Assur. Sec. HOME MORTGAGES DICK MINEWEASER 1810 State Bank Bidg. 5.6772 Mi 4-8864 the country attend classes and practical demonstrations of the latest farm equipment methods and devices. Following an intensive study period there, the distributors re- turn to the districts to pass on their newly-acquired knowledge to 710-712 West Huron Street "MIMEOGRAPHING FORMS — OF POSTAL CARDS — — LEGA Foams — “PRICE ta8TS=- PONTIAC 1AC LETTER SHOP Phone FE 2-9921 dealers. Courses also are held there for sales managers and personnel men, varying from two to seven days. At Dearborn Farms, Dearborn, a 1,300-acre site is utilized with a similar 883-acre site in Wash- tenaw County for research and testing of tractors and other | farm equipment. Here the bugs are worked out | of experimental models, and new designs receive their initial field trials. Together, the “farm sys- | tem” provides close at hand sites | for both personnel training and | equipment ee Samuel E. MacArthur, treas- urer and controller of Federal- Mogul Corp., Detroit, will mod esd neetmmeemnerctoca ae GAUKLER STORAGE CO. ino. 1 specialists in | |storage, packing, local | and long-distance moving Ne. Ten U..a. Mwys. Ne. Ne. 1 ta Your Community “OPEN _ SUNDAYS From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. anu 4 5}6 te $20 $. Saginaw Be. —— . Write the pages of deposit first . . AND 407 MAIN WRITE_YOUR OWN SUCCESS STORY in the pages of your Savings Account Book! Each page is a chapter in your life... dream that can come true, Consistent savings brings that satisfying sense of “getting somewhere.” much you can save from each paycheck. Then make your make it a habit to “‘pay-yourself” at the time you cash your check. It’s the easiest and one sure way to reach your goals in life. ROCHESTER 1 ‘ures _ each deposit helps to build a your k this way .. . decide first, how .“) (Se enon ease scene eens eeeeeseeesenessesesseseneeesesesscsenescees saeseageueeeee: it m LOAN ASSOCIATION __16_E. LAWRENCE ST. PONTIAC eee (Pereee 4 Current rate, aid on savings accounts. Savings added until the 10th of the month’ ¢a?’'n from the first of the - month. ‘ Any amount opens an account. Insured to $10,000 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Our Service is Quick, Efficient and Courteods, | 357 N. 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An inquest will be held next j Be FF aR eee PONTIAC’ PRESS. a Fei 4 F Es oP e4 & ¥E z Bg 5 dy irl if z J Survi ving besides s his Donna, are two daughters, Jean and Mrs. Robert V. Taylor of 2° vF members here Thursday presented ett ieh for $2,495 to the directors Oakland, a i rehabilitation cgi Death Notices . Donelson with Dr. Marbach officiating. in White ‘Come pone MALO MeDL. tn - ~~ tery. Mr. Poe will lie im state at Donelson:Johns Puneral CTOBER 3,” trude R., 2600 Woodbine, age 50; be wife of Francis C. Sears; cao meaner 8 p. m. at the Pursiley . KPunera) service will , Mov. 2nd, at 8t Benedict's Church at 9 Interment in Mt. Hope . Mrs. Sears will He in the Pursiey Funeral t= Sasa aca Easiear Read oar = , 1963, ert Leeland, 2917 Chevrolet st be Y W&uyY dear sunt. Mrs James Vokrali. sway on Nov }, A961 if #2263). a 5 5 | > oe a be a | HUNTOON Ambulance Service FE 2-0189 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME or Motor uted *\ “mie Donelson-Johns}, HOME MACHINIST, ALL ! | . a __ Wanted Male Help 5 We-need a man who is available afternoons and Saturdays to work wit h our carriers. A car is necessary. APPLY IN PERSON Fred Thompson CIRCULATION DEPT. THE PONTIAC -|- - PRESS Has tion if you qualify. Apply in 8 N. Telegraph sear GOOD At our place and we nee help. One good man t sell Used Cars an Trucks. Good pay an promo- tf ow d ° d d many benefits. See Mr. Cox at Earl R. Milliman €o:, 147 S. Saginaw St. experiece Fe, Se Se do ty for ¥ ageres- sive man for womens Get. tm Detroit experience. Sa}- AROUND, GOOD WAGES & WORKING Wanted Male Help 5 atte \ahe tt eeeeeaaed MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE co. “YELLOW PAGES” SALESMAN DUE TO THE INCREASE IN OUR BUSINESS. WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN WITH THE FOL- LOWING QUALIFICATIONS. HE MUST BE MARRIED, GRADUATE, PREVIOUS SALES. EXPERIENCE. MUST HAVE AUTOMOBILE. < -~ MB PAY SALARY - EXPENSES. COMMISSION ~- ‘YOU HAVE A GOOD FUTURE WITH MICHIGAN BELL TELE- PORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCE- MENT CALL FOR. AN APPOINTMENT BETWEEN 830 A. M. AND § P. M. MAINTENANCE MAN With all around experience cn me- tenance Precis.on Products N ester Ra. _Clawsen, Mich. YOUNG MAN. Oi JOURNEYMEN ONLY Fisher Body Division Pontise 0 Baldwin Ave ~ REAL ESTATE | SALESMEN’ ian ; of tae Co-operation Exchange. Earnings unlimited. AHAN REALTY CO ___8070 West Huron @treet TOOL DESIGNERS STEADY WORK AND OVERTIME Meese nectense end vecwtinge. Mo. C. "Manufacturing Co. 138 Indienwood Rd 1 Appear im person. Montcalm —_ tr. 3% East Mont oa : Beginning Salary $2900 per Year Paid Vacations Retirement and Insurance Plans Ostein Appoistment« From OAKLAND COUNTY, PERSONNEL FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 ii i is : i st 3 i. é FF day of publication - RATES fe Sat i ioe -= 92.53 : “3 % 12 +s s 2.00 360 6. (840 6 2.40 4.32 6.48 ? 2.80 oe en : 3% “a He} Birmingham Office - Ph. Midwest 4-0844 379 Hamilton CONDITIONS. YATE = MACHINE WORKS. 115 MAIN ST-»ROCH- ESTER, MICHIGAN. RATIONALLY ADVERTISED CON-/| gatwsMAN cern has opening for men or women —with- -cars. Mave dealers earning up to $100 end over per ww time dealer peo : at- TIME DRIVER TO HAUL R ot apply a Coal Co., 610 _ Tex. Ave. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Regitly expanding financial institution will train 3 men for executive positions. Age 22-28. Complete training in new office, will assure ag- gTessive young men of sd- vanecm*nt. Company insur- ance end retirement. Auto mobile necessary. For ap-. pointment phone Mr. Rea oe te veretig, sieset So a — Ser T wanted for rebuilding fm our shop. M .C. Manufacturing Co. to Grive weil. birth ce: tes or affidav’t from rente a a. 4 and 5 bp. m. at 6 Whyne. Rik Tz ¥ MEN ‘WHO < __AGE 340 MIGH scHooL | PHONE_CO. WITH MANY_Op._| if CALL COLLECT FLINT 32-0086} __Lake Orton | oF 7 Wanted Male Help 5 il WTD, YOUNG MAN WITH 8OME e e in . erafte, art or display work. ust be in g+od physical condition to do work a+ cssistant in display m Po -itien lead to ad- vecement if abilig is shown. Ex- perienced or experiefce eS. Apply personnel office attes WANTED ROUTE MAN. SALES from truck. 5 days week. Salar or commission if ounday acres, Orchatd Lake ALES PEO. je, We nave a direct sales deal at fits you. FE 45172 Dbat call before 9 0, I'm sieep- ing Don't call after 10:00, I've gone to the movies. “AUTO MECHANIC _ Auto Tht fage, Avbura ¥ YOUNG MAN % TO % YRS. OLD. INTER- IN LEARNI 8 APPAREL BUSI A TO ASSIST MANAGER MR N 1 LEGRPH B rT. 8. TE Bloomfield Fashion “Shop REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Experienced preferred. FE 4- 4 fer appointment. WTD. BY A 30 YEAR Okp Com- ny experienc eunas machine repair man. Steady Work, Top wages, vaications with ad Call for appotntment. Mr. . J. Roy, FE 5-413. LESMEN furni-hings . s-Newports. 14 N. Saginaw WANTED REAL ESTATE SALES- man. Good opportunity to Become broker. References Fnene Mar- _Ket_¢1444 for appointment. REAL ESTATE saLesmaf LICENSED . FULL TIME PROVEN SALES ABILITY LAWRENCE W GAYLORD 136 E Pine St. Wanted Female Help © OBL BLL LL LO LOLI OO ‘LADIES Would an extra $100 or $150 make the approach of Christmas shop- ping more pléasant? Maybe 6200 would be better, in thid case, re- lax. There ts « Sante Claus. Avon Cosmetics ts the answer. Hours art convenience, no ex - ence necessar Write to irs Rarvéy. 42 Murphy 6... MIDDLEAGED OR ELDERLY white la“), more for home than weeee 3} 5e8« A Wanted Female Help 6 BOOKEEPING & SECRETARIAL WORK. Tren am St Tek i 2 Telegraph. 7 young who can re- one Wn m small. office gbod salary. om experience "S ability, Tie State Bank _ Building PFE +1574 KrrcHEN not meotesene. must furnirn good references pply in fr. oe W Huven —_ TOR, EXPERI- Beauty Rect Maple, ee Birm M460. Evenings FE 248 EXPERIENCED PART TIME cook $77 Auburn Ave — _ EXPERIENCED CHECKER HER- nard Cleaners. FE 23-6304 LIGHT HOUSEWORK 2 children, 1 for io home while PE ¢70i8 until 3 pm * children 6 days week. OA 8-3273 before.3. — “WORK NEAR HOME able a charge, 2 school age children. drinkers Write Daily Press FULL TIME SALESLADIES. OPEN- ings ‘n children's wear and cos earn a * : isd XPERIENCED C ge ®. A waitress, -Eat-More h, 021 W. Huros. ao Zé se — | PART TIME. 4031, __| REFINED ervon | cADY DESTRES Wanted Female Help 6 CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN, MOTHER DENTAL ASSISTANT, MUST BE ev dependable one 2-633' for appt between _ 3 and 5. — ; MIDDLEAGED LADY TO CARE for blind, yeed veteran, must live in. Saturdays and Sundays off, $30, OR 37616. E LADY FOR ALL AROUND WORK. must know a little cooking, Baid- _ win restaurant, 679 Baldwin. HONEST, RELIABLE WOMAN FOR general housework, cooking and ppg Paton a le every other ay . yunny room and beth. References. $30 _MI 46340 TYPIST IBM, ORDER BILLING clerk, day week. ted vi- 6 Loca’ etinity Wal Lake. transporta- + team necsonghtediepis-bes- ih Rai}. ~ | WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING, OR -24—CO appearing. Must ve handwriting. Appiv Fos Dry Clean- ers, "19 .W. Huron. REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN hare if you are . to be taught’ and are « hard worker thig ts the opportun- ity to make money ae = CRAWFORD AGENCY REALTUR OPEN EVES 214, Opeyk PE 66617; FE 41549 cut R able. Hollywood Mig. Co. wood 4. 0 Help Wanted YS & GIRLS EARN MONEY er were time. FE 14008 Instructions 8 “nan WANT TO LE ROSS. CHINA PAINTING STUDIO. day and evening classes tes and imported Harbor. 4 ACCORD! “Work Wanted Male 9 a nap COUPLE WITH 12 year olf son will exchange part Ume @ork for living -quarters FE $-3!-3 MAN WANTS WORK ON FARM fer home than wages. Cal! pm FE oes : CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK of kinds. FE 6-000 AS HAD EXPER!- ENCE IN SELLING. DRIV- GQ AND ROOFING. FE CARPENTER WORK NEW & RE- tr Cabinets a specialty. FE MAN WITH TON | BTAKE TROCE wants work FE 44625 SINOLE. @ FARM LIFE EXPER. had fence - on take charge. : FOR HURON FRIENDLY MARKET PLASTERER WANTS WORK BY hour Cal efter 430 FE 74187 YOUNG MAN GIRL DESIRES DAY work. 23-2608 | | HOUSEWORK BY DAY. FE 1-07T38 Crescent Lake PRACTICAL NURSE, FREE TO ‘mn, best of references. Call +4377 between 2 and 6 pm WORE ENTS OM ATG 4 ot da, work. 5 days. rE WASHINGS & ITRONINGS MEND- se asciey | "iets, em bror J) work 56-0678. ; am j live s ~ WANTS s TO . ROUSE | - ; <— _~* s v3 work part time. bald RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN oa day Work Good refs. FE _ 1668, _— —= BABY SITTING WANTED SLORED GIRL WANTS WORK 3 or 4 days wk. FE 56-0004. . MIMEOORAPHING, TYPING . dissertations, secretarial work, EM 35197. — PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE, 77 — experience. Call rE 0165 G Press. LOH HOvEE- elderly lady. 3148 Pridham. Pe 1-619 - 5 | MAN WITH % TON TRUCK WANTS work. Call Ume, FE 46421 evemng ‘ iy a Ae : MACHINE SHARPENED , | MANLEY LEACH. 10 BAGLEY ST. -|"A&B TRENCHING —_— sansa tae See CURTAINS, WASHED & IRONED Low prices. Guar, FE 5-6804. Painting-Decorating 11A PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PA- a BT Santusty. rE CARS, FURNITURE & INTERIOR trim. FE 54-6135, after 4p. m. PAINTING — PAPER HANGING, < ot4 removed, Sandusky — FE PAPERHANGING._ OUTSIDE plaster repairing. FE A-l PAINTING |— WORK: GUAR. anteed. Free estimates. Phone FE PAINTING PAPERHANGING PA- ell removed. BT Sandusky, rE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAPERING PAINTING WALL remov' _Chari ‘. White. Leave a a ‘om WALLPAPERINO AND PAINTING ‘all for est FE 40355. ° PAINTING, INSIDE OvuT. FREE estimates, PE 23-4131 - PAPERING, PAINTING REF. FE Painting & Wall Washing Free Estimates Reas. FE 23-2706. Free estimates, Rees. FE $2211 laws” eaves Te Watt Washing & Painting Thomas Upholstering Phone FE 5-8888 ' 0 Cor. Moving & Trecking 12) £." Stunt tetun oe FoR | FAST EFFICIENT PICKUP & TCE Oty mars ¥ “Lireterane |e ee CALL DICK FOR TR NO | oC. — . TES MD. M. TV SERVICE APTER i PE 24808 ANYTIME. M | p.m. call PE 66771 a cee? & HAULING. A ANY KIND, REA- 2-887. SUDDEN SERVICE ashes bich and light trucking FE ¢4078 INCINERATOR SERVICE ~ ashes silo FE PE 5-400. HAULING ANY ETWD Sask | son-vae pest IW tv SERVICE. FORD ¥ 1 TRACTOR with Ex.| So! Teethersite Radio. 2 years rienced driver tor ‘hire Wii | experience. FE 3-406 a your semi-trailer. Hourly or GUARANTEED TV REPA a a alia: nanan BON Radio's on: ONT HAULING. REASONABLE | HOME illus — BB “"Draytes ares OR SAB Ae DAY OR MONT FOR poet ree, rick Or a MITCHELL’S TV a aut fee yw Building Service 15 mater a x “2. T House Raising—Moving OCKING & HAULING. kUB and excavat- ~ & raking lesves anytime. ing. ; _ _ — Santee. +. a oe yoy | FREE RATIMATES On DING Crue FS 32008, cay tue PLUMBING AND HEATING H& ver wi v7 * FE 63061. oa shredded bieck dirt Pee top re toa SMITH MOVING | Van or Pickup Service FE +4006 ~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local vo Rang, Bistenes Moving Trucks for Rent ACTORS ENT 1% Ton Stakes Trucks AND % Ton Pickups eed Dum Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, PE 4-0661—PE 4-1442 Garden Plowing 124 ow AA agen: 0+ aN aees WwTD DISCING. DRAG leveling, hay & weed mow con FE HOT COATING yILT-UP ALL TYPES OF ROOFS room 1 p.m. . semi modé AG Hg Hill stone. ; og * a with breakt ki fgg some z ¢ room rooms. < 1B ‘oom s eepore) . rehou fo iret fi = ‘ast ae Only $1,250 _— boat furniture oa model ee Ba way’ Wo :hoored “fireplace. v- A = ; ac thi a Bon, beth N CABS LA oan wctaded: | Feces de screened. Te tile Featlon” space fees vailable fintahed.: en id fur- ew toe, —— 5 : rage. with caaae r _ and oe s — ae : to tee _ | ore Mage ps and 1 porch bunge- trun” basement or open¢ one. term: s. oF ase. ae, new’ workhouse, build Downto “ partic Th | ony vs Bp "plate ist oak 7 carpeting To rom Ce Savi 8 G00 serves. i leases : w : -Z te wall ; ude : - your a a ‘ped to tans town Inc ome ree — Ts tev * : ge Blectrie’ appl also A SAVINGS ley st ae Ge ceanian” 4a on | dl You" hig Shak eadgale applisces. YOUR CHANCI TO y or the t M jent st s and like om ot Y CHAN U below r. . combina te ev reet. . e. ca bath this as pare and is er home our own ce TO phone, a. te tion erythin ing “room rpeted It with uccessful ideal lot home OWN , Edw. M, St Se one edroom. |open ee | > Seton: pa ‘oe |. gi, Ta vgs A he . beth and 4 8 and ter lot, FE 8634 M y. E : new 4 ° mae ee a KR Sirens: oc foe" lope Sux, on Sua is | Bear oe venings conn eee $13, eucnene was base- a pty M.T 5 7 ot 66 380, s1.tee- . well in se 7 seal t $4,000 d yg heat Brick « 4PM TO You sylvan Villag Pinisitid chr, Offered Fer your — prec a - CAM . cirea ul find find Qlincrs. : _ NEEDS WE Sate Houses 40) 5Y! Aaarest 4 8 ments Realtor. ERON H. CLARK galew. Ces baad fone 2 ped. vou sey eee Trede 7 Sylvan I DESIGN 1362 W Co-op Me be - ing Lites oR bun- we LL IN - wake : “SIGNE . _Huron 8t_ r. nE kitche: : ft. liv- URE IT W BUY Fe ”" INT a wick ame hom COMFORTABLE Open Bess] cea eee HA E T OR 6 ROOM R At clots 14x17, home, liv TABLE , ath Knott 4) and ms » - : DE Fon _No san BE cnc Oy ; Apts. Furnished -_ ble Nitehen fir ‘Bagi LIVING E , . tien ress Tynes ee REALTY. CO.. REA 7 . [pasa on otpchmangs |, Hentet e 3s bey tier ieee | | Guessi 1S "Miny Mem "aca SS rag RES | ORR |? $eOMRAT RANT BENE ies See | (Bese feats essin cpt Pog os mane a — . jerrimac after 5 week, 9% bn tah eden Mr a piostic Tiled fe break- eatures: g ent cceest gi maaeal T DOOR TO BRANC a ‘ ——= 5. white surround ly at Tiled in whi . . Eve. and all conv ° POST BRAN 3 ust : RENT. W galow frame we this tached ga floor” reere- iM, JB Lee a Mrs Mel. tea nici wet: vans = MAN oo pe “ ory pba is —— i 1. Acre: Lot . : ue ; $9 500. store jor << ‘ard. . screen u = = 4 front, va ee fort tamimer vsnjoyment Bp ng 21% Cerante Game? og Set a acs gee ‘ers row, - ear rtabie rooms. te. $22 900. ly $105 s. Heat-| 3 tile bath pate large in two. sto ~ M BUNG. hears panera s for BA per year Eight large closets ‘ : . uving tomy. 2 ry Sor ee culetsee bee ee sad a * ult bast | Acre Est 4 Chins Veeuuee ganic we ae ee et 6 ee i _ basement. 7 Bitches Pull eerong Cabtact Not exactly : pier gm ot cae titchen PAUL i erod sandy beech - . Timk hd m a 5 Garbage t But < 5 rd ri M $12,500 bloc Oarage aod aoe ao Pe dispos: mod peope wit it has he 12212 A garb ine s and 832 W H JONES REA r poo fh the. too! Only oe = feet ios May tery ae 6 Exbav ral aa ho ne = 100% jogger ie Saréanecs baths. Gas room gout uron rAL ESTATE ba to bus. x ear t - vith a in rat — woe. | to guéss our dock —, ae sane J H BLOOM _ FE sil saa a aa | ath ay on ria ae ig Be bad ‘hack Ope tee See na -ARGE FA — oun foom, = ving ows oa e@ actual bun M district. Poi... °« ¥ what verican cedar a eer rena HOME ~ yee pogo "rhebes 6. Planters Bo: oN ge 1 Mewer FE S-00ue Be pg imo Sees — — 2. alow Ander . The x pect { Co 95-8004 K se m . “bata San sestar. eed detvone Windows. ity 0. 11% Block | obtener tae me out and} PI Big ra The lg wb cio |. ieee pce ee oe Ee Sak alert, taste plat to Build Now! ates Saat 7 *- ) : Basement. a ease kiten- 4 yall stesteg-} 1! OU a. C a 2 nd “on Bunda every day. sadle:| ya ing, service an plete puna. ~ | LESCORW JR aa , eytomatic ny Heat 7 ndays f y 30 p oe ree esti can give NCOL — Walking dist atic heat” OPEN | * Con fom 10 pm. ~pie! mate on the WISNER. ik ¢d G oN Ss > 3 struc Dm. you your cho NER Pall orton a Pisher AND ATURDAY r —_ Face Grice Usual spr “t'want for the bg 'HOOL DIST c $8,450 wo — ND SU é Will d tek eonstru new whil. ‘ge. rush the t piece m bungelow a . $2,200 * *KDAY uplicate : pou proazhshinm; ance e there ts Build urpace . bas ba. has love} value priced per.month down 75> on vo Feoule concrete ba ‘sills, Driv sti maadariols aad abuna- has ga auto lagers saoee foe a gned é-/ your lot iaed aka ae Drive areaed gt dnd lakes ts eee Fas hme Dy gy, ith ppt Saget + 1303 Ottawa- Dri ~ Let pg en 9 = ceramic tie le ll cso_tneee- down” “t T0 with 61-000 better this -We rec- A +ve us show kite rds with tl ‘ ated as LOVELY . .coo~ buy one a ttrac y he _ knot 2 tol- ¥ ; —< se00 , bung A “teet “cloon fomity how brick 4 bed our Three 7 a nae storme an cal wan 3450 Long | eR WOR . mile alow loc an corner e WB gan Bedroom + ms and slumi- 86 Lake THIS D . Dee ry owed of hy, a i my Hom Brick Econo- Floor screens 6 Wenonah Rd. Pin ep me Sang oo tO Al ‘ Jast eune oo Pela & Rng gg ‘et , e with A lg ey Dr Ottawa el Pen pmo curaas ue — | Youna oo - —-* bene Riregthee. iages wie omer and full basement as: aor sha a oe Ha “Cherokee R bet oo cough for “amine: cl vate >be kite! room room pent fo b : t ul a 4 hot space, — :, oo ro_wrra ys cam| Somes Se Rete Sie ot ielt"Srthisi| Te en oc pare Nal eiaeel de, | tt epee mate | OPS after a oe Working edu Doasts 3 lots ai aot. Howl loot lavatory” & tile first} 7 7 Homes furnace. Po FE 10809 ibted, “don't mits and are Listings a Sam apt. MY | LARGE adults only eges 3 lots and . a 21 a oe od © visit ou Sect fee : : meee tn dire ‘need of Hotei Rooms Snccata UpPEa 26. Stecsanide tore privil with fireplace an nee t model bom ryt Jets with John K OPEN 8U ot Rooms cmt” UPPER 416. terms $4,960 with c ing — aye i out Diste e — Drive —— an = Reg are 0 to 0 | 60 Ww n Kinzter, R | o£ NDAY 1-5 H < a “ae T, coz arrier year bas fired way or ve, (lone win priced ot Huron , Realto x saa Sri Fase carat) seraoquow crea fet eee S| oe meme ewe mane) RLS) "cnt ae | aR ae . kitchen - You : car s er Lake } way - rick rauve R = 3; 101 venue ELT | ee gee eee coptesrds. Sin Wiehe cone mu pga: | wood Drive. then t na onee| FEIT TODAY! 4 tome peter "clhting or FE Sau poo ~ | fers. Sultable for furmec : -_ bedroom value at | t lent model. lollow signs AY! ALLED ottag | — treet. 1 ¢lese .~ pane B.S ment $31,500, terms, * fog , “ i Se = . ose te} — te he eee Y tod O A eon LAND mt | ee Saree | HOy -Annett | B | MAH se fann mening co [SE SES CO poes ae bat Gas teat | ™ = O’NEIL, 2. muro nc, ateman & K R N BY OWNER. 5 Rat wees aa now tage bung a ee # | pt oe 2 noone 5, ne matters! bm ampsen | Seon ve bas Nae os paved arog Being foom modern ‘itch of snegiont _§ pm. 33 oaly. bet a ae a re ¢2|2 BEDROOM Gunday ee Realty C NEXT DO DOOR AL Tons Tt Scropps Storm. aindo Siding Sexes fh curt on oe basement sd = > — y Co. } TO PE 2-026 r i cars ows " ue. * ; 3 ent " * Co-op Exe = POST BRA 3 garage and out-bidg. “ _ Large before BE ae a I Pe BATH 3778 T . orice Reus Pree ae | ee —_ AU s210 W an tne 1% clegregh Ré ition ioe J a ee" & COMFORT atid + OR Saas cash Open Evenings r- FE +0628 HA aes bedroom _ med néoMe & BA’ hand | Bund priced ai ; cal a BATH, } vel 3 bed in this Coop Membe ~ oO WHY ew Sanne, i cae drinkers . ADUL year glassed ol home id i ROOMS AND ™ i wat Ground setifis, 2 F EN ~_ PAY MORE wa “The buy of ie ebild BATH, UPST m™ of oy ¢ rooms home . 1- om por ae tis | Desutiful ies "thete west BaP mood pool sani ae Seep a Nag Ag Ra . 6 Sunda eny new moat in the this with 2 eset nie weetien, _ ry me a a with SUN ; a REW y and : area. ¥ Uh ture ime) gas heat full irr.” i fall in Believe N.1-7 P ' oe hee dininz room 5 comb. = a” : forni- a OAKLAND us end wee ona with : a NIA R : oe Tile living | $25.500 e we will a! . z ; ~ . bedroom ANCH own new Takes » bath, gas Beautiful fure. come 2 stove arrange = : 45% W TRO ~* NS built in vamig. nai perc but you — pret comet a — » only aaa es . 7, ft. livin with ee ve 0| et & it, ter nagalew. i close NTERRACE . froque's vie ae chy ACRE NEAR a : Fock Srepie beam a Bath OWN bedtooms, fal breesew. S s sore Close te a | siete finste take y tered ‘eupboards 2 ; — RPE aoobpapds B. petecom sere inves moderg | dint . 3 sic and lest months rent =: binds garag B AVE. § nua complete nae, wet a aaa et ae prices ofviage categ Bison Inquire rent go ho Cusen| . room |} room een, “This home is re 7 hk. Segmew St = decorated pool hae om |" Soakese La DOWN * “| ce “ 7 W6oMs & oe ere some, 118 Roosevelt” ' Terms =" in beautiful Porest pc a gerne gle gad ee Po seamaill wees mare eter, ee ae ye math Me Fe syu| ee Re Efes| SE oe : m turntchod tedea + x - IA tors Photo- and look Visit benel ! hot ‘or FE ved vi 5-6108 ew Locatio Adam EXCELLENT SAN MODERN ¢- _ i oy brick | coloate CE COUNTRY HOME A Rs DC : oa s Rea cst beck from i $58 per © ROOMS AND BA ; Wonderfully a men, Ser |. HOME te | DAV nla = ty | im ne tine u from this eB yy - TH. ° eS § Sage houses ead omen. side by" side Ove | Hoy FE ee *-*-. bung : A to lor 3 East down. 7 er i are featured P. W DINAN & ‘ = A - frame | —. FA. OOM. odes +3303 | ay Tirepiace. 1 pat mee ala Hs Sinan | AG - Side cag wear son prot tioea Tiving “room: Boag Bn Raves neck elertrie < mpaere reatinched gar ou »| 4 Rooms, A pro pric LAK 5 ha m NI sates ppm ei «(CL as eareg new'y PARTLY FURNISHED. please a respencinle eb - eS ANGELUS ~ screened bedrooms, basemen The sy — , Ba ——— ote. | hampecs ae var et Sint gsomtin pot Aaoee os rake fe oe — boher | fate, * ge est re ge 1 OWNER Tm “eYL vA Pisc| Teeeramy Ew gam : oe Oe . e . * end rick, AN = - and SMALL 3-9442. only. $700 ele wainen encioced WMA _ tunity & = 6 eo Some pe yman very pone 7. =e. oe ~ereens. lenaseaped _ EW ber Bun. Co-op oo rms garage, aces jo oppor. EMBRE y ‘for washer. ti2 30 ms =» LOVELY YEAR wo | North Offf ENN bes witht ott sain REE & GREG yal pe ae SS | ron i id . : za ee eepee le Sri Oakland IEDY | eee cee oa | oe tt | . a a or A dedroome room, with ge c ¥ shown aos ieee BIRMIN Lk. Read la . ear \ ears paseme LOca- malt . srr: rT — ie and be . Kitchen. yout a gn Evenings "en Watt, Me appointment eolor OAM - WELL $ room jis ynnelf School am spertmeots write te sem) tise se PUITABLE, FOR eo fad ba rr an = og room Th pe agg oS gia ong 3 tee ‘Bagiey, Pentioc.. +e ‘ee a : ae uel & $i. ,Gaiag room & wod with $1400 down, bese. OAKLAND L Peatiec. "ODE MA Price Reduced TT nyd “nv Mice sciting “terms |, | nese sarser. e108) posed LAND LAKE - jODERN J BEGROOM - MA) Home | V rme|, Lak yom, meters, tebetrent : - ——- ® ake ( Plent laket cred “008 ents a OME —_ and 4 acres je =e 5 _- =e ony er : gr james & > ot ae pont Investmen Foo ate on Saemeee bone tne. devestt EMS fa References Gouble ‘garage, Located ee 4 Meee paced ge Noein cpauina ans seni WILLE reasonable ‘terms. ja Stmcey|_ Pan Road sesrage.| Fo HURON GARDENS | w. eer | Se es | IAMSTARE ODERN "3 BEDROOMS Must be s Reied nis | Quin The City Far “ats ENS © CUTE HONE scans Sngeet: Wil secre or Wieder "except farnac - wate TV PUR. rte mice from mer . w oe William - bath 7. beater... ii Gas heat East S rid Hype as loc a downtown fi ws = terete get of JTEHOME CARROL tleges. Osdered 6 wee ah Bost ee “Rave, t Roas sehesis,| Three paved | fina res an SS oe p stabs | ne lake privileges 26% West L, G. PORRITT m WV EST SUBUE gd SMALL = pees. os } built at 6 with besem ahored } A eb Hurop bed IRB x ished. ao nome, living dining oo bath. ~a in 1947 rt home w ent. Rad og or- Co-ope ° 1 re “sone thane on AN rc floors first | uve andy refereoses pie "ae ae tos or Fg 2 & nak tr large ( 7. Y [. TOR oe C cae ae < eclomati Equer nage RATER an ble window Pg — ara vat ) Beste Rwy . i oe diac Reve tue bepreem: ~s NE 37 Baldwin LFY or ok ae wor besieg, ston doors,” full nos as ARERR really te Rtop eR, Fe = es, you w HOM CO. = nage Tage ngs | geveena & 60 neat. electric s. by into. deal you fim- for the and a s here 3 down amv - 96205 OW . 7 FE 37s | ~-- ow , 100 8 rate © hood +, doors, sash bea nin +0, with Reuse 4th flooted attic tertor rior ITH x . Lak - peri ae $00 100x1 = ee IK —_ Priced te if ues 6 completed $905 ear ake F $3. 750 se oO x at on ’ need trie ink, 3 ron cent = ered Boag SE aeiageceimoneg NICH I oT casi ent nel es gee heate? “ona tne wie | 1 Seatagss: Seabed RANCH TYPE no a) only. en own Th pere + bevely carpet ae A) ; . Call for rhe AD tT. >t HORe sR a side nn, CCE. ed ts shunted _— coninan had et aisexine screened ~ — flush —— Lia F ND } . égee™ eego. 3076 Orcharé #. quick corner lot yard jaree © h and @ ie tile LOYD K = TARGE a a . mt rete ¢ efter Pridham. Lake in — na gy at Ne cing ata . eu eat and bh inette ator itving -| 26 Ww. Le ENT, Real (Deiay taste R Co. a da qoet-buy tm 2 fac hee owe FE 1-1483 — ees down pey- Fecreation Gasca soe spare 18S ote erecee way. Seiier ce Ge Next ence PE 5-61 altor |3 ¥ Ne @_ NICH ee) with *. of 4 room path, Y Senna -]| more te room, ba: pias 24248 Ottered st eta On tot wer é “to Const 05 open uron st OLIE rooms. Pull bes s both, 008 i _- $8,000 gs agp rf and m F. min wee ROOMS & BATH pide Power we i ie amend "norch. w aeteened alee LAE Oot SS ane, oe Sy ) home 0 Down coliiaalien Satttoat™ |. C. vV ood ( 0. an ea SEMINOLE P Ron ws hss ee A sain Bae teas er” sari ras, witiatas PAM. Leke FINE E HIE! | as cosh —_ home. 5 wootsire.: bey ference. Hee tub | K, price buy at (date HILTZ. Naha witame AND Do SLES tt Be pry - Toilet e _L — — 7 atten D BATH. NEW. UTTL- Pare es rome , Sante wll mh oneg basement. 2 lot and taratory i a we Templeton tisrnol PRE ieee pen 9 8. m. te ™ ieee east opens | 2 sca cet Se. $2000 D Sere Bl enone Realtor |7= +4” * Meeieyres [Nan Sate « SMALE Room. COUPLE « -| one room and wien wet | etore “yeu iam ee oe eT 39011 CY TO SELL aE * ON eye "Sup. FE 20881 1k ares ae - 5 i & " bs this e 7 - - = $ 2 - 7.) 2 ROOM rtingtom.__ ONLY. | Pull seedling Bo ail 0s dae. 2 Pn 6 auneare 3 room VACANT onal ~ Modera LL ReATOS | HUMPHRIES fruit is ‘$2133. well } COTT a } 4b ent, e he om tgom ery howe room TO . "ne sh and- “| Bished. Ad AGE, PARTLY FU oe pooreamion Soom nome’ end just 2 level house for Moi house. with see; N Colonial 2. setting ‘of ‘this 5-6267 __ 5-0186. ults. No TLY FUR- pages 2 t oll heat Be ay the 2 diocks lots with 1,000 ch & poultry ern ra p Ana | garage cae yard sho room. din bedrm. roll cagg lovel IR ——— pets. PE a tee io ather there tn- ak aad (Se lehs at trees au ted ff bene ars — wih 3 — ghgrtece _— pt tance an pone — Living Center. ent Houses Unturn. = gd family lh arden spot you tor the Sci oar por pe nea *CHARLE: 20 ecres tryit apd shade tree gs o> A — cc a gg age nec modern ~KECOMO- ~ Unfurn. 3 Siied Gees wae bate ott) “Fou took the tin would meve |e” SME elder house he a SL wnt Gas noes bath 1 : _ and 827 took be PE dow Sth LIC rs s 8 turd igh . th S| Se a Z| asses |e ERR PARK wns nace “Oto feaenie ters ts sete peed es le = “ ’ pass -in ore 7 J . 7 _ Lake Rd 4. 6 MONTH AUBURN GILES ee | 5 . — ea? 1067 $11 “ae SPECI transportation pore to Ln ple losae ea heat. SMALL MODERI beth Dandy N HEIGHTS -ES REALTY wee Just « MC -- hoa Brick Caaterve om AL— | HUMPHRIbS 1.500 sec . ea drive. ere a ato | shea RN HOUSE, COU. dry basement. Tee iar a rureREALTOR co. 4 ae NG Ari Belier en | down SE pretien'''Yeo, tae. 8 Rm. Brick ee FRIC MODE Seae -| ion rge bed a— . r all . possi 2 ft. | room Yes. fi : Dares uc | “howe Pa Fase.” BEDROOM for "more roomy. Hot ait tnowen Ren 6 we oe Oe {E & INCOME Te neat aute bot ibcdreems| fesueteh ee Ae bee Large plat te acre sid 2 aman AT with $2. *. Pull. pric el mE A y- rooms for and Pa Bog eas cree? fenced un tan Weeeusae. we have shrubbery, * paved * with ples eA TERRACE _ down price BEA re seems owner. ce je tree AC fu basem 7s prope , pay berri ty - vailable RACE, : : 250 UTIPUL ar of & small Pies 2|~ ont G.I. § paved drive. _—— paelenmtgy oa big a tous| con la reams ace. ae onth. .nquire lov. We OUT te Reaiente © _ MODERN- ft month Income ee a © agents e. *| Sand Sascha on by ab uxaire Pag Ar anged into 3 This m0. it, "Francie. NEW PERRY ST ee ee - ue family. Paved” Ce a sandy ‘beech, 12 lake wi ole Pe tee Some and “bath TFET ROORE POR ee ee ace: | CRAWFOR Ses PE. | See ees 1) a af ln see RENT 2 BEDI sar | i necbleces, cn 6 acres of tionally large bedros exce RAW value at pear at pe eer es pets 2 BEDROOM F 7 Legg Gallowa: land dish rooms iad R FOR house A hom antial dow only J +02 decorated, rods —_ —~ * ee crm trchimiined 4 it a BRalre D AGENCY se Plan may eara round ohn a “noust, Hg glenn large | livin reation Basement HE ‘ U Optne FE PE +01 OPEN EVES E HUMPHRIES now? 8° TW x eee ar DEc- ronae veanee Pa] oil heat, ete tars concrete — iy ree Basement 3A 7; FE +1540 S $136 pe 101% REALTOR in or . r e v c e . Ld e + Seay tat Ba GES | Hsceers. we bearmns, ae bess sand, many othe neat | Part beei.08 vor garage, ® your "own living quarte rt SPE, A 88 Hits D piace where fou can Bu” tae location, $12.60, ee lee seei. 2428 Forest :| suNpaY i 70 ¢ pm frome Teg arm quarters of 3 oath ee FE an . 608, : $500 v e a of 3 Lott As MODERN Staaten nN. 42246 —— . with gon bar ¢ Bs ; hh Re terms. ol on Lead PURI e. Aw ie y Bnd as woe & P m, located Be is Pye vai as aba Bl 1804 | 7 Roc 51. WK. $19,500 k home Phone Fe 132 W Co a kane home. NISHED e Ith jesigned ell bere pos Py A house OO : me Se tena ore PAUL KER)? except here. |\__ 3-2928, ot ee v7 Lake privile Gas_beat 2 cious bedrooms mi for, real ity. the. city and priced | m ield ABOUT as | ?2 OM N, OORAN 4 noi tie a : ews 8 Ha akland Ave. ao .. OPEN takes ” Ml BUNGALOW room with is lee ate HUMPHRIE ans Hills pear a a EAST PRINCETO tor. | = Oe eae as _Bashabew Ra. OR >! ent otter | stached. -siane ” Hrepincas Pow cocenrans & S| home epee | Lake. wnesee $1.80 PRINCE Tip _peeriy” ove privately —— el ome ge Te come o ). ig ae resem * gators Exch lage, 2 fa beatiful Lone’ po ny Re a Mine ‘trame, TON ae ‘| ment. “Automatic partial base: reso “pen. ance | fei fen laund tone Pine. Vi F re +s ND BATH, * fram 00 per * buf) WATKINS r. Thi oil he base- HEN pe 13 oor laund ths, b ine Vil- 5 TH, basement e bun month bir bee all it You LAKE eX 1951 and s home w ret and hot ENDE : n_Evenin, 424 dinin ry rm asemen thongs rent ROOMS 465 BATH _ Echo "bas. tote ot Ti Ee Binning ‘tnd’ eat i ig og eye witha, moe haat in| TE" vedere ee, ad et a = in ad oon Pa thee . rd lot pe a ek ee cae eaten te ae gan ge ry hg A 6 room ho acre; AM ier on0.tt a “-- . 2 BEDROOM vance. FE | i, ‘S38 5) = em Saad seas om, Fay -> J poco Ng Foeretr kate ' ad ca book, eR Bag ot or $29,500 orci a i 1 La . ak Je . Auto J ad rt * — RENCE = Pige St. specition ° 4 pt a 4 pay heat, P anne — left go to en Plum cut past| 90.étt ean or ansage. pored break‘ast eo dark ms and da! Sunday - ; 1 tovite ry at righ stead fy if rd mi! ye re 2 HEAT. | RD Re Pike your % frontag rea, with 350 , parest — ee he a8 terms, € neat oe | stree sore, a L eer om ° hae AN FE 46-8008 nay “4 one more — W ' : re Cos 1 “i elegraph. Pine Rd. or - C ) wait y ¥. possess Pee AWE oe Fs tue. _ROOM HOUSE $ Sven one Pe $6828. ¢ . AY i H TE heat. . and : Phone ber. sat, Soo Gee BR ) r RD om ‘ mqen- | 1090 co, - ea S. fecal AKE OR os os “nc. | Pn! On oF Your emg = jw $775 DO MI 40023 . orrPa On (pit or On its te bath atomic in cottage | emma a WN Waterford pee hag Py Aan en R. J. \ ern. full price “son comer ait Sat gates’ ew, pos- ms’ ALU ET Rest 900. ma eee Telégra, Resto a y ACTIO’ h altor , George N ON YOUR FE 5.0687 ,) Sales, R LIstr sealer, Fa at 23-5011 SP Oy. Ce Ee SO aaa, le ‘a dete “ = = * IR gus % i : v ’ ‘ oe, a « * “+ Teo “ a . -_— | ears: ‘ \ fr \ THE: PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, ! 8 tach, OCTOBER 1, 1953 ce ee ep abet PRX. > a es - < ” 1 Re / ~} Na J pmlc 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE: NEW_RANCH HOME nity good shape and bringing e? If so, we have a 10 ™ and 2 bath income s "es eet ju a block m school It has a full basement, at and the furti- ture in 1 js included ea $14. Owner + wants to sd business. “Cail us today for e@n appt. FINISH INTERIOR YOUR SELF There's still some fixin’ alow. do on other fully insulate@ & minum storms & scréen? all the way around. Por just $5950 with $1.400 down, you cap make this Call us. today, WARD E. PARTRIDGE, REALTOR, FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron 8&t. SMALL RANCH TYPE Located wm Lakeville Village. bigs | bas err ge rhe home bed and nd utility prey Hard f awa oi! furnace, laun- * end Only Estate Oxford. 3348, REALS ESTATE SALESMAN OPEN- for time salesmaa,. Must have ear. aod are — to taught are & worker his ts the ane to CRAWFORD AGENCY “ot course, if you insist on the clerk with it!” For Sale Houses 40 STOUT'S BEST BUYS _ TODAY © WEST SIDE dinette beth asd tiled kitchen Nar sandstone fireplate Wati-to- mall ok fui - os 4 fe HBA GAIN! BARGAIN! & stores ‘o sell with terms FE ~ ACTION ON YOUR LISTING George Sales. Realtor, FE 2-501! LOW DOWN PAYMENT $5.000 te the ful! ice gor this $ room suburb: nady lot near] bath, floor fur- basement and utility SU BURBAN living room with setura! | e Exceptiopally lar end dining combination/*3 erranged bedrooms 5 c¢ te lights, full diuided basement fur- gain st #10 500 with $3,000 down, TAYLOR ST ne‘ghborhoo' within welking dis- tance of downtown $§7.950 terms J.C. Hayden REALTOR 38% W. Huro st 52264 Eves. EM 3-042 or FE 52137 MIDOLE —_ ae. NICE 3 modern, 33068 oF re ra ew Pe ~on - $1,500 DOWN 7 acre 6 m modern Carnage. ehieken coop, trout stream 6 rm |p modern. 3 car garage $1 Clarkston. ~ ms Can be used for = re ro modern a good lo sthem Ortonville ancus 19le MALS Pr Ortn, vile 132, reverse charges FOR SALE-BY OWNER KEW 8 4 BEDROOM SOME. ATTACHED GARAOR. CEMENT DRIVE. OTL HEAT. FOOT FRONTAGE WITH LOTS OF TREES AND LAKE i RNER OF ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD AND DENWOOD. IT AY, SATURDAY, OR SUNDAY BE- F1- REALTY DONT BE LEFT OUT the cold. Be warm & comfy in F325 water hea take ee ONLY $1.500 dn, $50 mo. SAVE YOUR $$ Finish this home for yourself. 2 bedrooms down with expansion at- the ives room for a growing fam Pull bath. Living room @ith picture w'ndow. Attractive kitenhen. Lake priv for sum- mer fun You — a better buy for $950 down -3 BEDROOM » RANCH HOME $2 400 DOWN BR.NGS YOU -7?2 ft room with picture windows, . attractive modern kiteh- en 3 large bedrooms, utility room with bay A oe ese oll furnace, electric Bree bef & awk 5e. ggg Bin a new home. Union Lake privi- io GAYLORD Less than $20 year Taxes on this 5 room & bath ee — Very reaponable | ‘$1,800 | Yes, that's the full price for this 4 room home. Needs work but look. i yard ro enough ma- —- in eas, food weve Jeickr REALTY a. OR FE T8119 cabo _FT nl ees _ with large recrestion spece, auto of HW & heat Pre ot ege om Lower Sylvan Lake. Wil .rade for farm or lake home or will sell with $3.- 500 down. BUNGALOW $900 DN. New. ftering, north end. in- cluding <‘: lots With appro “” mateir i132 ft "fall base ase. room ion. Qyick pos- 6 UNIT TERRACE $1,000 DOWN EACH Brac4 new lLsting on mx “Individual brick terreces, close dewn town, Iv. rm, dim rm end on ‘. 3 bedrooms bath wu Pull basement “aa heat. ba floors, p'sstered Waite Been —_— ariced at $6,750. Why KEEGO BUNGAL ‘OW meciate possession, éown. ONLY $750 DOWN hance, AND & WHY Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ~~ ; ys TN Saginaw Pa. FE 54165 ON] on SALE es — aan oe rh Bepumns _— - NEAR ST. MICHAEL'S }#@#4L1. 7v4nte BriLpinoe TO 2 bedroom heme with ful se. | & T ment cod be Storm van “take Te, aor Tau Oeree arage. $2000 down. NORTH SUBURBAN | © 2o™_/@ batten 3 bed bungalow, plastered cludea $1,500 down Easiest of welle la lot. only § miles terms Be er-troters FE at tise Gown peyment. : EAST SUBURBAN — | 8%, S450" erased. Siree bedroom ranth type bome Full aru's . 600 casb oF a Coleman Biendstre of] fur- large down a “ere wit re =6Large window $1200 éown Seago A. Gesteat uelberwood Bl ke od emer W Francis E. “Bud” Miller ac O Realtor WEST SIDE § room house. With 3 lots Dally § te pm iy car garage. $6000 wh 63.425 9 Joriyn 30353| Gown Costemer Packing. fgece © Meer PONTIAC LAKEFRONT gree ead ba et care OF THEE 1! sina $1 he down “ile a See Cc] haef Se cnaeler ." A a Pr ea INCOME garage e privileges. ¢ ° [Sp aah gy — Aes Over #300 per month possibie, Pontes Reality, 377 8. piuswowner s fiving querters Puily Telegraph. FE 44828. Open- — bah yoni a meee ber See Sum Coop men sis WRIGHT. Realtor 222 8 Telegraph “ALL WOMAN OPEN - Sunday, 2 to 6 p.m 230 Okemah Rd... CHEROKEE HILITS See this Brand new brick ranch - You will like its des & the convert comfort of I dedroom It's delightfal iving-dt fm. has ledge rock e and window-wall — with a view! Es tally inter- est are its Bath and butlt- vanity, ite kitehen with formica dining ber and abundant cu e@ finished in natural birch Wardrobe closets, — storage and attached PE ss ! Drive through rokee Hills — Elira- beth Take Rd 1 mile west ot Telegra h Rd to signs See for yourse:l the beauty of fte quiet ¢ tn joetitien among other good homes, quality of its é& tion! eonstruc- CARL W, BIRD, Realtor 516 Pontiac oats Lig Bid FE +¢4211 Eves 3 isea Ideal ‘Suburban our room e@ lot 67%%x150, one arage with overhead door and chein link woe beck yard. you will love onderful lo- cation. The price rs dnly $11,000 with $3.000 down. - 102 E. Huron PE 4-8284 Eve. LAKE ORION 2 petrooms Cinder block, base- ment furnace, ! acre Priced low, $2,000 Crwn. WALTER GREEN. MY 2-583) $1,000 DOWN and complete only $350 for this year around home og 2 2-1317 ayd the top). BARGAIN! our -* we ae ete ee a : . SO ee WATSC meen & ond : prove a Just NEW BRICK AU ICE WAT Sin exciustve De “woods ares that | 20! Pioner hong 2-6. New — Pri s large living reom, modern s. stair. ~ ; kit pe attle, large owner, OR 3-6546. - = Ses sisood tue bedrooms, ful bath | "teen Sant Sing “Es lar —ARAYTON PLAINS | oh .¥°0pS MERE MAND » © m, heat, garege All ‘this heated a's pean window paved) New 4 reom bome on large pub 7 Recner. titierd ious aped privileges Comp also Sylvan Lake | jot. 2 bedrooms. Bath. Lage liv- ja of shade Hold —s -| ing reom, Dt os oar -—— our seats RL Bn fore buy 2 other models Com) y finished en ek: | 44 its only tn Sen down, fr coms’ tion. beriog - Wk = “2 et aan REAR ARA RY ENS wild oadimopte: of 908.0) per. mae } aside un 80, AUBURN HEIGHTS ote nda ‘been transferred and |¢ ROOM BUNGALOW . an Cc. LADD ao BUSINESS ust rooms home, full basement, « -. ae 4 m — Fag tw on this F 100 ft. fr om Auburn Ave. one, call us eutS st» or lls ot Jix'4s ed yee Pontlic Lk. Ra. modern 2 home re is Willams Wak . . street, full pric wah terms. Corner Cass Lake FE 32-0207 { chance to combi Williams Lake Front Disie Hwy Dreyton Piaina| ao | lt dg IF IT WAS SPRING TIME LE BARRON FARMS . — " : Zute _ bbe @ would have buyers 6 room bus nig tes ring 2 bed: ————— Saat fr oe tave sores stand) prs, stair . — pod ol net a few Romgere ar atti po lot 00210, paved a... w. Huron standing vacant. Be smart and| street, bing. sidewalk, “le & Comfort ) Office FE 3-4411; Eves. EM 3.3303 og oy og gg a reek oe, Go hand, i haat tie er / 120 ACRES ; ve room 1 B. ter because large Timken = ACRE ‘Ys glassed-in porch tee pear automatic oil furnace will keep room ranch a home, 3 bed: activities. This mod- Lecated ear Onaway. ideal deer your ‘amily e@ and warm Come ptt pine floors & trim, forced ern styled me wits. ita area. Total price $2,500 or will | out and let us show you @ lake air oi! heat, attached I‘, cer < 6 rooms and ecre. of lend is seeanee for vacant property near front home on a wended lot with| rage, lot 80a200, full price $7 only $11,800 with only $4,000 A-1 peach at «@ price you can terms . down, Believe me — you'll » = mt neuen, te vecent and tail ts love: with it ween you | K. TL. Templeton, Realtor upanc ! ¥ 3-4223 Plea full price is only $9950 and Russell Young ri fa My on { sate Evenings Cal PE 2-0502 is you. =. REALTOR \\/ T 412 W__ Huron Rog B, H SUPERB BUSINESS ATION HI] E Open Eves ‘ull, 9 Bun ‘ul 5 er enry on W. Huron, West of pn nete 4 ¢ $11 Main St. OL $l | nog sont of parting. BEAUTIFUL LAKE PRONT Rochester, Michigan | few rem eine ceeres honte, ideal destgn, direct locations in this ranidly developing . entry from lake beaut. a +f business sedtion. $4,800. ‘» dows ‘ ful ‘ recreation room WwW this chair, you'll have to, take LOPS, ° ‘Gs ono Convenience} _ jedge stone fireplace, sum- Sale. Pr 41 Lewi H--Humphries, 5660 Db Ra ° mS be wer kitehen half-bath. 4 i es 1 ~ Mipdinal ne wow ie wy se gent Exceptionally aice layout up- 7~ - Realtor - ertvaie, Oe On! arg ee pe tairs — qpocicus livig 3 PE 3-004 Sb e side, Qniv 019.008 Plenty fom vitn: Thermopane pic- DESIRABLE SCO er orval Logie at FE 32-3930 4 e ' h 2 2 rr - SS me =. Sale Homsce 40) ° "Pw ping 0" rosy Ley ya LAKE FRONT 4. [— = _— fr Sn take. S16979, terms Elizabeth | Lake Rd. DET Your Somiy will tort when mhey | q Re Pople * he Huron see this lovely 3 rae a a. ae Oe eT sae ealtors aot OR front home. Featuring San wail sq eal for small store, _— -e@ FE ¢1 or carpeting tm living room TV sales & service “ office. This |) 3-2825. Co-op mem ing c ooramig tile bee wih egg ey A. ” ly gree. = vanity, am closet s ee, @ x soon ‘Wachinoton Park odera designed for con-| crease in value. Priced right, c~ ‘ ao ts BY OWNER” @ ROOM HOUSE, | venience. the little womans) $1.200 will le, Sunday 3 to 6 Brick front, 3 bedrms. gas| modern built, gas best Phone| dream, newly decorated inside Sere amet softener, fenced| FE 5-4063 and out. 2 fireplaces *iivin prorat 6 Rm. Home +. > ya acuminum storm & ST a rec cs eas garite BH fam: ——_ Property is in oe nk tle Lew water ‘heat, ful bare —. - Pi A corner poses, : At last! We offer for the . =. Reasonably pr | horas recrea sap 3 a — eles The’ heme 5 iseriminats ude carpeting r to basement, e minating buyer, ‘The — age, be ‘tiful landscaped full Lge 3 bedrooms, eany rm home that has everything!’ par ee . eau “on lake frortt pes diming kitchen and enclosed rick constr ee = Mon LK NUDSEN —j dock and boat inckided..g16 400] front orch. Ideal spot for s ad stone, with modern exterior REALTOR f Reguirgi down payment oe aso market or gas station Call lines The imorier | charm. _ B10 Ponttsc &**te 3 .ank Bldg. Established 1016 omen meunie: 4 perticulars. eal buy for someone. cemtort, a lvability is re- a recat oa see aoe att a Nat CAMERON I], CLARK John K. Irwin -pomte- ais ne p a 4 vestibule entrance to has x n improve ’ 18, liking room and aleieta . at = ew rtpanctin | _ Realtor — Co-op, Member REALTOR ell. .arke picture window, cost i} —sacrifice at ‘Open Evenings non 3 bedrooms averaging 11x13 . 800. 1392 W. Huron St FE 46492 101% N Bt in size double closets, sfid- Phone FE_ 2-4031 oat kve FE 32-1804 an exceptionally full ing doors well-pla ed ceramic ower Loe o ‘ ‘tehen with feviures dimng spacer, vent fan and garbage dis- HUNTERS PARADISE Lake peivileges om 2 private lakes UNUSUAL -We know of no other home con- structed like ‘this A more com- FE 4-2533 large lot 3 room full tiesed porches 85,000 with menth Call FE ¢0584., Pike St LAWRENCE W 9600 utility stool and ry electric bot waier ol] curculator, jarer lot. In vicinit of Eliz, Lake Rd. shad Weep Ra. FE 71-7364 after 4 30 RANCH TYPE HOME BY OWNER Cash to mortgage OR 37166 WE WANT TO SELL IT. WiLL take $850 off original price New. Extra modern 4‘, rm. bungalow. $8 @00 ful price FE 5-3800 fow DOWN PAYMENTS $780 dor located. in Kee- o Harbor and pow vecant. as large screened porch, swat doe@nstotrs, 3 end~ beth up No basement, of] circulator $800 dow large 4@ room how. om ecre - moth $7@ dowp 4 rooms and beth basement with hot sir furnece and gas hot water heater newly decorated Lo cated on cornet lot off Bald- win Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw 8t FE 54-8165 Open Evenings til 6 30 High on A Bloomfield Hillside Only 2 Miles from “1 Pontiac Walking distance to Woodward bus Custore builders 1954 model 3 room ning om lower level witf | ge view from ,icture Win- It's newts ’ radial thrilling —see Bloomfield Office 2730 Woodward Ave.: Phone FE 5-7652 RANCH HOMES SHELL witft | rough plumbing and wiring, lake SMALL DOWN PAY- Trail Walied Lake YS Phone MA 4155 ‘ ashington Parke: dust se adh Faro he growing family A te bedroom, brick -and : heae home om unfitiished up- ment, gas heat storms and ; Do your family @ favor Bee i today 17. Acre Farm In Troy Township. east of Av- burn Heights Large’ 7 room fome with full basement. of] heat 80" 36 basement barn, chicken house In the heart of tomorrow's resi- dential district. Large Family Special 4 bedroom West Side Home. ofe down, 3 up, full basement, dining room, steam heat. automatic hot Make your appoint- . ment npw. H. Delos “BUD” NICHOLIE Real Estate — Insurance #@ Mt. Clemens : FE 5-1201 Eve FED _ _OPEN New Brick Bungalow Sun. 2 to 5 p.m. 431 Gateway St. Delightfully lot cated, with iake privileges, you'll ve this attractive New Brick 2 room Bungalow with full base- this attractive New Brick 2 water tile beth fan Be sure to see it. out Elizabeth Lake Rd to Pontiae way wo Course. Selesman on premises: H. Delos “BUD” NICHOLIE . GAYEORD. bedroom rancher with recreation | am 3 — Water? cpr garage, handy to bus | and schesis “h Our New bocation_..-.. | 1704 8 Telegraph Rd fust south of Bioomfieid Fashion Shop L.R. TRIPP. | Waterford Area Just rite for a couple 4 Spacious living kitchen” and din Master size bedroom. bath screened . large s*tline om peared rd Priced rite for a quick cash deal Drayton Plains QO 1 resale: 1951 built 6 rooms 3 lovely bedrooms. = bath. oil Beat oo x lot Screehs ‘& storms Pay ia insulated tune over at 4 per cent with mo ees, ‘_" Dwight Street Spacious 3 bedroom spark. : a white colonial Cheerful : room, dining .room, pg parlor, large kitohep ‘% Levetory om ist floor Fall Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W 'awrence St Oven Eves 5-0304 FE 58161 or FE In THREL FAMILY APT. three beths seperate en- jastered walls, modern tebens ga 5 west side tion. Investors price | $12,600. & eal — Co-op et w uron, of... OR 3-$025 OPEN \E Sunday 2 to 4 1036 Canterbury, corner a Oxford, Washington pit ow "weak Fenced rear mage storms screens. Anderson will welcome pein . : . KNUDSEN * $10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. > a Office FE 44516 ; _ Eve FE 23730-26320 Immediate Possession Byivan ‘Lak ve-tibule, dinette. tile bath. plas. tered walls. gas heat, solid con | oe ff ‘io sewer | hathing beach and | Ruy direct al mY x ve. 45000. _Sua™ or call for appt eny NEAR FAST BLVD. Greet furnace. street, vacant. 4 New ed 2 bedroom jer | living et L @ ette bathroom, utility Large lot on pavement. $750 down F. Te 2162 iY On ene. Clarkston. $1000 down. OA WATERFORD NEW 3 BEDROOM house 24x40. Interior not eom- pleted. Lake privtieges. priced to eel] quick. This ts a beauty. Only — down. _Immédiate posses- ony on this one. 4 actes, levet ground, §~ room modern house, new 2 car garage, chicken coop Quick possession. Reasonabie Dn payment. . GEO. MARBLE, Realtor » 6261 Ahdersoriville, Ra. Waterford Ph. OR 3-1268 LEONARD $750 DOWN j Real Bete, and Insurance FE sia or FED 6-1201 of FE rE 2ita otha pr RARER SNS RE SI ACTION ON YOUR LISTING Geo, L. FE 23-6011 | 1 . o i 4 ‘ |-4380 Dixte va { R32 CUT EXPENSES wie worK at Pontiac Motor Baad save money. Fine } - home near Perry and mWood. Full bath, all good-sis ¥ms. full ent with ne haa Bee thir- $8: terms. = = ay Modern‘ ‘tee 4 “Sale Resort Prop: 41B Pee 4 hole di caren IGREEN LAKE OFFICE (ON ‘GREEN LAKE) posal! Complete basements, livin = — room beautiful view “ AC fored gir gas furnace. HEDQ LABES Luxaire intiperster Rear overlooking ae arnee = ONLY $1. $25 Down - 2edrm as cottages, Homes, Lots m1 Estates reapers _, See You must see the interior of | + bat with fireplace, full bath a ae ee ; - Copper plembing. We have P is one Priced right for cash good confiifion. Lake privileges | 7970 COMMERCE RD. "eM 3-4412 an exceptional home in these WATKINS LAKE FRONT , Peas. wait on this ope at only Line From Detroit WO 5-7144 a ony Ghee wee | cniglscs eo" Gaines hemes Oe Een nieack of Ot An Sane en. nis constructed bed home dm South branch o Od u ie minute for your appotntment Large living room end sun room ory, cee pete an Sen. River 1a mi. northwest of Ros or drive out Orchard Lake all carpeted Recreation room tn & Md wi ink in modern kitch- | common Good bunting fishing & fl pay ogg ag At i * hasement. Large’ wett landscaped. mi new features, full| _duilding site. MY = iad terraced lot to lake Only $5,000 ment with oil heat, fully signs down ated. scaped, lake ¥ . = ftvileges. All for only $0,500, sRAY O'NEIL, Realtor | west swe terme 7% W. Huron 3 bedroom on paved street “with | Phen FE 37103 or FE 5-3078 gas beat. Paneled rec’ DOWN. West side of Member Co-op Exchange room. All new kitchen and well rms. and bath, mbdd- | $08 — throughout. Full price iistehen fuji ee with . 500. e ar ga- FURNISHED HUYTER'S CABIN - ved. street. sione ‘to dctane. oon copmer cottage,| A: JOHNSON, Realtor dime rial bree, | MODERN LAKE down. OR 38 —_ OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 FRONT C ABINS that the family lh enjoy tile stink, full tiled. bath, full cated near South Best! ‘a | DAIRY FARM, FAIR savaiieiae @ ment: with A oe oa a Hunting, Fishing. Siete. Swim- buf ‘ . \ 1 thly payments. Attractive | 28 101 scres fair buildings ed yard with berries 230. $750 Dow Co. oe . barn f trees, All for $10,500, terms $4,250, $7 own - ‘ wees, —— —— , | ? vera re reels er FLOYD KENT, Realtor Call or See good ways. Cart A Algrim. Wis- “4 OW. Lawrence PE 5-6105 Open James A. Taylor, Agency Ph Market 41444 ves s ‘ 1210 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. ee : ee at ss YOU INVESTORS! yh: “ONTEMP é We have s 100 acre farm in the Bent Bus. | a CONTE PORY AT ular Metamora Hunt Club ° ent Bus. Prop. 38D LAKE area. Includes a modern up to ricmeeein le aa ASINOLY >{DIFPEREN daie bare in excellent condition : os Sunday 12:00 to 5.00 Coder and em 11 room typical farm | Siarioe. f bedronma, with fire | outs Sus wer ueveinped, into * . - ol e peti A MONEY MAKE R _ a po A me om es firet clase gentiemen’s farm S-stall garage -eptablished 15 f interior, Price only $16.000 Favorable vears ago at reat of Standard um | « tank installed terms Comract J. A. Taylog,4 1 station om cormer of Auburn ttable for summer or year] Realtor FE ¢264. | : Ave and 6 Ardmore. around use large lot.| ¢@ ROOMS, BATH, LARGE UTILITY ae a will ate at/ room, J car garage, email barn r e. brooder house, frult, new fenc FLOYD KENT, Realtor, mr lake. Sune Spensen gir | Drester byes, fret. ne 24 W. Lawrence 6¢ (Pontiac) to ferme ©, cor- ham. $46,500. $2,000 ¢n Mr es0n8 Open ening Next to Consumers Powe per Williams Lake Rd John J. Byer, Builder Suburban Property B + cane cee Oe eree — For Sale Lats 42 BEDEVILED BY HIGH -— UAKE:ORION AR AREA: BIRMINGHAM NINE RM. HOME in business area ideal for doc- tors cline or funeral home. For sale or ent. MI ¢8133 ; 30x60 Lr! ay org oe BUILDINO th fui! ent Loading door y aE mervfacturipe Ese § rm —— on 5 acres with ies eptess . on Elizabeth Lk Reg. Will div Owner FE 4-68931 GooD es corner of EB. Pike — Brick buliding with 8 rm J euditerium \ below Can’ he shown by appotl tment any time FE 32-6260 days PE 4-7908 RD. _ frontage For Sale. Farm P f % ACRE TO W ACRES ON vement, close te Pontiac Easy rms ? Lt CANMAN & BON Hures so |ACRES. - KooM HOME see 6 5 $4 800. ““puchy pealty, Ortonville For Sale Land Centract 46 Seasoned on $room modern home in city Balance $5257, will “tieceunt wy COSTS? Live IN THE COUNTRY NEAR THE 56 see com. city on & trge restricted aome- ~ Cost of tiving can he reduced grépt | $7 SS “waterford Hil @states.| RAY O’NEIL. Realtor pA grag! _ rectly bh Convenient terms arranged. Por 7 W. Rureon Qpen 00 Sa bale bar Vbees pagan | ee Phone FE 31103 of OR 37086 is omy 750, Le poe S Drayton Watertord nd Guten ee mints of $1280. Yow taxes abd) tinea . $7970.00 BALANCE, PAYABLE +100 dence e — a igi = HOL MES- BARTRAM per month with interest as of living Call Us BP OL 1-9t2T tory 4392 Dixie Highway Ss at all sd sanee Resi Be appoitwi rnt. : OR 31960 Eves ORDe01 * | Al hice Inc WE & i OF LOTS WITH LAKE oger “ enry rivileges ot Opper Straits aed —_ ————— | i le Strats a nion ake asy $11 Main 8t OL 1-0111| Terms Sebneider, 924 Pontiac INV -ESIMENTS: Recnester, Miphigan Trail, Walled Lake ores BUN-] 6 rooms wiodern, 94500 belance, WHITE LA moperie| _ 9” “# Phone MA 4-1554 $5500 per m 25 per cent - - rT? TOTS BASEMENT DUG “weit auscount, ” TT + lake front OR 3-29 furnace | ~ LOTS FOR SAVE ao 6Choic¢} «alt WITH SEWER & WATER MU Cass bate Rd, N. of Keego 465 Lon ay oh waterway to Cass Lake $1105; Lake lots 50° wide $675, @° for $5095 Z =! 9 lots tn Pontiac. Write. or call main office JUDSON BRADWAY COMPANY je. Mod- 1100 Majestic Bidg on , a :° to B8S} Detroit 26." Michigan WO 2.9700 stores. pol Ee ag ia prong nt eee ania eine oom kite en Piastered walls Hard-} rit Awtomatic off beat. $450 4 7 cates, fireplace. \ ri¥ilegées on. pri- | \BEDROOM: ' e 78 ft ot. thi thiome has such sas American kitch- en, com , carpeting kitchen they fe tae linclum). A inc dis te nag Fe = | chureh. end Greyhound bus. Take over a-4 te FHA mort gege with r month pay- pe ments Selling price $11 Giroux & Hicks par Plains 970 Re flecting your ood. taste] * home ‘ownership. This Gvely brick 1% story home with 2 acres of rolling ground on paved side road is typ- ical af a home owners good taste in comfort & livabili- = With 2 bedrooms & bath Hving room with fireplace Dinette & larger kitchen downstairs there is still room ps 3 rooms = airs 4286 Dixie a or Sale Sale Acreage 4 in Diayton Piawe Call after 4 100 ft., $495 Excelent building sites on @ good road Close ~ Pontiac-Rochester Area. Gilyer Bell Rd ‘Estajes!. % acTe parcels a by yton _Ptains Well For } “Fanch homes, rolling country Give yourself the best in country living New ‘novise, 94000 L-C balance, 20 per cent discount. Brapa hg pl go e750 ——_ per month discount Sa mvestments ask for Mr oun’ Russell Young REALTOR 412 West Huron Open Eves Tilh®; Sun TH S FE 64525 to bus, service on 4 i stores. Good drainage easy ' [’ drive your own well. Only 9500 S C) FE - down. - ‘~ L. C. LADD 2 Cornet uo ioe ne a 2-0207 LET YOUR $S$SSSEHSSS$ WORK FOR YOU! LOTS FOR SALE - hare seve gontrects, peth ALL WITH SEWER a D WATER large and et Reasons dis Cass Lake Rd N.- Keego 45°| ~counts A investment eet on waterway to Case Lake, 61.- investiga Call FE 2-0340 and ies; jots 50° wide $675, 4 for ask for Ted MeCullough JUDSON” BRADWAY COM! ae fe tee. N RADWA COMPANY WO 2-9700 $19 Joslyo 2-040 Branch asta De Ré_ nr. Orch- _ard Lake 2070 DISCOUNT “pe. cost to you $3 824 ment Cameron H_ Clark. 1262 46492. Ask for Mr a enjoy the richness it offers. Biron st Lokation 7 miles north of Pontiac Clark = _ peer Rd M-24) then * sunday 1 J _B ACRES ON waLTon \ BLVD. next to Josiyn. Small down pay- ment FEF 2-3038 2 NICE HIGR LOTS, CRESCENT Lake, 5% miles from’ downtown MAple 43 -~ Will sell for $850 cash _ 5-S€78_ rho 4 ACRES Priced at ~ 30 down—This home sin A chance to have your own be sold soon. Call us for an fruit, berries wid garden; also a appointment. few chickens to cut the high cost - of ving Bome_on a hill with Roger B: Henry |, ter the 2th actn hag . ah mee Me Michi ae 3496 ee oa —— Corner Cass Lake Rd FE? 2-0207 \ 4286 Dixie Hwy Drayton Platns ———- - OR 3-236! ROCHFSTER.ARFA | 0 IT ACRES ° , ‘ is réel tas a~ ‘ bedroom home. 2 lots vitae Ste Mand 18 reteset Foor bout exceljent. garden soll ocete 2 -pedroom home pm about I acre | ie’ trom Clarkston. 82.960 and Near Utica; mew bedroom home 7 bedroom home Latge ‘lot. $8. terms a homes and icts in. Rochester-+- ‘MAURICE W ATSON. “WE SELL THE (Qs W. Fourth OL | Rochester ee ter Wil trate equity for equity im house or free and clear : tn yton” Plains or property of equal value. Giroux & Hicks Pi panto Pome miles south of Lake Orion mile: east on art Bell rd. Look See to 25% ort Brard new - rootn and full bath plus utility room, sold for 87,070 with §, 500 down” Balance now 5541 °§ ¢cst to you 64,156 44 avable $56 at 6 per cent Interest Bullder eeds cash. box 27 Pontiac Press Business Opportunities 47 PPP LAA Tavern—Home Maib Menwey 3 3 miles from Pon- than average bus? “hustier” should a with ter- ee latest couy tiac ness now, - double it Masonry razee tile floors and estate including home (1387). | A Strike!! You'll make a STRIKE every | da_ im this well equipped bowling alley lf you like setion, here's plenty of It and a live wire will stay alive and have plenty of fun and iproft doing oi cauaute ae will ac ms trade tad land cntracts. for seve: ca out of ari STATE-WIDE REAL yrrsTs ae Pontiac Oftice, J Partridge | Yoo" wawt wo eae | toate Mra Orrice guaipine THE “BIRD” TO SEE Mebane | OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED ated in one of the fastest ing ereas ip Co. Is «@ neat, clean & hardware, weil’ — ed | more ie only $125 per mo. $3,500 - the aan oak oO ~ 1h a Fes ventory SUPER BUPER MARKET —_ aroGnd $160,000 per year very low overhead operated cast market that has anything best. for the money we've ever No need to mrake a §& another lus inventory rms can be arranged ENJOY A BIG BEER TAKE-OUT TRADE going grocery located ved road that has tborood trade in ' e $7,500 is this bes Here ts & on a large he boo Rochester area the down payment oo & bath quarters and a!) estale ail OFFICE OF NA BROKERS CLEA rate Pact COAST Ree Largest YE 27-8316 Meany 0 Tim Rides. Biscayne Bivd. Miami FAvERT ¥ m. wale Wicks BAR * CHINCHICLAS © registered chinchilas and equipment. 63,000, $1,000 down Will sell individually EM 3-4342 TO BOY TO SELL REALTOR Partridge Is TH BIRD t THEATER, SEATS 225 EVERY. condition, dowa ta per A Mere os 8 rh for a young ¢ with « aw ambition to Be fee G A Putter te a. evenings OR Doel i dage. - “ a ON WEST HURON. av RURAL MILK ROUTE, 1963 CHEV th 138 tan F hasting 126 Bog 58 Pontiac Pre SUBLEASE _t AURANT AnD dotry bar reas @512 Hateh- “OPPORTUNITY > De Ao i ie H.C. Newingham, Broker 64 W. Lawrence &. Baxter & other securities. te i ART. AND LOAN CO. “hesset 6 Sagmau asd ‘abd ‘Lawrence | CASH Upto 0) te finance aged suto or pur- chases, ower payments: pay sic or other worthy le Prompt, F Friendly Service aT TIMES ‘Our mite ea individ. uals families with p yon money Pr Phone rE 5-121. Write arth HOME &. AUTO LOAN SALES . piane — ” rm he Dutt toes ROYAL 21 FT. ington boo Wi BPE HOt 4 $800 31 8 Marshall Phone FE +904) sgt : neal £ i g< é GULF SUPER SERVICE es al aun Moderr Rago oes- ft i Bae bre” a ee A MONEY MAKER a —— oe Po gems - reas of Auburn Ave cad 6 Asemere FLOYD KENT, Realtor 3 WwW = «OCLaawrence Open Eves Next to Consumers Power SUNOCO STATION POR LEASE Teegrarh w Rds, Aver- aging BOO ge jonthiy. 98,000 in-estment req “Centect Mr O'Dell. on premises 4 pm. to 6 Pp. m Mon. Neor—s Money to Loan 9) (State Lieensea Lenders: MONEY WAITING You May Borrow’ $29-$900 _ Today Le Ste Sarecnts. BUCKNER FINANCE co. Above Weig ' CORNER ri “SAGINAW » hnom ‘| LOANS Community [Loan c fay 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-713] FRIENDLY SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 We can help with ir ™ problems You con up te e800 oo — emall montly pay- ot. | me _ eall at our “STATE, FINANCE con. me Pee Ba ite “Am “MOR eT GAGES 1310 Pont “Br Blas aT oe »-c0th CASH FAST o 61% w $300 alte a sRERICS an © of eee we new Wi Chief — MOBILE HOMES wh we nh mo cae Os You can buy « Les Mutchinson toned treties a8 low as $100 down Hutchinson's Trailer Sales 4615 Dixie Soqneey. Ja Plaine Also Corner 11 _ Reval Oak 52 ALUMINUM ° mos Pertect & RICH ARDSON FLCAR MICHIGAN “trates Also soree e0ed oa ad PARKHURST. face” Brion "act eat mana | For Rent Trailer Space st "ori sn's Traher Camps 300 Be: Le Ra PAN OMT chad woe Pe court ewer x 2-461) aes __ Auto. ‘Accessories 52 AUTO PARTS ege eer re ae ——————*$4 NASH RAM’R es , ‘$1 CHEV. 2 DR. et ee ~ "$0 PONT. “8” 47 OLDS ‘S] PLYM. SED. $495 ag | Ne , ¢ Finest on the corner of i le ie ea, a i a me | ‘ ; ‘I ai J 52 ace 2 door, heater ‘52 Plym. a bargain at— Transportation "48 Lincoln 4 dr. "48 Nash, R & H 47 Plymouth 4 dr. "47 Mercury. 4 dr. Nothing over Many way under Customer Confidence THE WORKINGMAN’S LOT HAB CHEVROLET Cottage NE FE 4-4546 “1 sTUDE__ | Fee ae so bey, rere *S2 CADILLAC "32 PLYM. 2 DR- SED. $1,095 bmg heater, looks new. License Michigan's ; The big paved lot . _. Woodward & 13 Mile Rd, i 4 spp Fre IACOBSON MOTOR SALES Your Hudson Dealer w at PE 28sse a arate shen peer, es 04 " No 324 _ 'O Chev, /Deluxe 4 dr. “Okay, Autterfingers! Watch what yer doin'!” For Sale Used Cars 55 For Sale Used Cars 55/| PONTIAC | RETAIL STORE GOODWILL _USED CARS [Nota Name but a Policy” Conger PPM EST, BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW ~ 1946 AND 1947 PONTIACS OLDSMOBILES CHEVROLETS PACKARDS SPECIAL! ' ‘46 OLDS. $245 1948 AND 1999 CHEVROLETS PONTIACS PLYMOUTHS STUDEBAKERS BUICKS FORDS NASH MERCURYS SPECIAL! ‘49 FORD $495 "SO, ’S1 AND '52 AND A FEW 'S3s CHEVROLETS . PLYMOUTHS PONTIACS DODGES / SPECIAL "SO NASH 4 DR. Ambassa Radio & Heater $69 HARDTOPS MERCURYS NASH CONVERTIBLES SUBURBANS STATION WAGONS PANELS PICKUPS PONTIAC RETAIL _ STORE Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE-3-7117 © a ul ‘a COUPE. “$110. 2528 b Lk LET Sax tis 3, LIKE new, 4,000 miles all extras EM 3} _CHEVE. BELLAIRE SPORT 5 miles, must sell this between 1:00 | 6-1356 FORD 11 TUDOR. VERY CLEAN, _mst sel, $150. 197 5S. Johnson You'll Do Better At JEROME | * OLDS-CADILLAC *| GHEVi=n, i649 2 DOOR, STYLINE deluxe, one owner like new, fully Larry Jerome | Rochester Ford Dealer FORD Custom 8 Cyl. Radio-Heater OVERDRIVE FORD - JEROME POL ATION WAGON’ so = ™ Poruview Housing i ie gpg» ® $136. 2 ELL- FORD bg JA a 1 OWNER. & spotlight... amet Pe ae ‘® 4 DR. EXCEL — 46 CHEN. YDR. V/ FORDS / Finance Our Own $2 Lincoln dr., by 52 Pont. Catalina, hydra "SL Chev. Bel Air, powergl. 51 &’49 Mercury TRICKS TREATS No Goblins Under the Hood No Spooky Deals All Cars Winterized "50 Reick Special a dr. | "$2 Baik Super 4 dr, ’50 Piyaceth 4 Dr. — No. 192 48 Buick 2 Dr. No. 203 ’47 Buick 4 Dr. Ne. 287 '49 Buick 2 door Roadmaster No. 217 50 Chevrolet 2 Door No. ‘28 48 Buick Super 4 Dr, No. 243 90 Buick Special No. 257 $1 Chevrolet 2 Dr, One Owner No, 238 ’°50 Chevrolet No. ‘280 = _'49 Buick Sedan One. Owner — * Se: S06. . ’47 Buick Ready to Go ~ ‘No. 268 ‘51 Plymouth 4 Dr, No. 282 ; 50 Buick Super 2 dr. Low Down Payments. Some with Nothing Down ~No Payments Until December I4tth OLIVER'S 210 Orchard Lake Ave. . FE2-9101 MERCURY “46 2 DR. RUNS GOOD Sel. or oa FE Call after 4 or Sat PE 26870 "3 MERCURY. MONERREY Selling equity Radio. heater good condition color bitter sweet. Ast oJ Sammy st Jonnies Tavern, 7 W. Huron MERCURY ‘4 STATION WAGON for ba! due $id 197 8 Johnson EARL R. MILLIMAN A FORD DEALFR OVER 31 YEARS '52 FORD _ COUNTRY SEAS ~ ng a matic transmis r you cap save — whit. va Ms sp en — new tires and “$295 ‘51 FORD 2 DR Custom. 8 cylinder, This is one of our best buys $895 49 MERCURY 2 DR — maroon —— whitewall lirea, radie and $695 '52 FORD 2 DR. SED. Radio, heater, and very lbw mile- $1,295 S$) CHEV. CL. CPF. Deluxe Low mileage, radio and '51 Kaiser with V-8 Olds __engine, hydra. SO Buick Riviera 50 & '49 Nash 49 & "48 Studebaker '49.'47 & '46 Ford 48 & '46 Chevrolet 48 & 47 Plymouth 48 & "47 Pontiac 48 & ’47 Kaiser 42,41 & '37 Chevroiet 40 & 39 Nash ECONOMY USED CARS 1646. 2 DOOR, “BODY | Should sell today at onl om 20 or best offer. de 43183 - : , 51 4 DOOR CUSTOM. YOU couldn't find a better ot very _low mileage Call FE 5-068 "% FORD. RADIO. HEATER, cn R 3-6364 50 USED CARS models. Some as Big savings on 1983 _ Keego Sales & Service 3080 Orchard Lk. Rd —— | PORD 47. 2 DR ~4)82 WAKE t "s AN OFFER ON A Hae grin Mart Lake 2-163) FORD VICTORIA * aon dl other extras, 39-4034 after LINCOLK “47 ~~. N heater $995 "51 NASH STATESMA) Cee ‘ tor Radio, heater “$795 ’*S51 STUDE. COMM. 4 door Sedan. automatic transmis- sion. radio and heater. $750 51 FORD COUPE A one-owner car-has fadio and heater $795 48 MERC. 2 DR. SED. ’46 HUDSON YOU can sell this one for more than we are asking - it's yours For Sale Usea vars 55 <= ve WE HAVE many. or THE FINEST CARS! We feel that good service and complete satisfaction are fhe most important features your money can buy in a used car. The cars described be:ow are new car trade ins, many of them low mileage ears from Birminghamt and Bloomfield Hills. ey aif bien te ect c ~ holstery, pant cog radio, ig automatic and er brakes, good pines walt tires — excellent mechanical con- dition. Your present car down and $47 56 monthly. _—~. "1961 PLYMOUTH Cran>rook club . excellent condition, pertect green fin- ish. radio and heater. ss Up- holstery. A true value at $995. + DESOTO Lane sites” “ght ray four door io wd Deater and automatic ogc eH A quick starter in cold weather. smooth running any- time. $1045 1960 ae Windsor U out in beautiful aries Ba rig- tnal blue Radio and heater | and automatic transmission:-~“A true value. 41085 PONTIAC The sada r Chieftain eight club jo, heater, excellent fimish, good tires. A good value at $995 166 DODGE Light ; ray finish, sir conditioned beater 7 cue ery is excellent, tires very $945. Deer Hunters Station Wagon Ali eli with eod trim, drove this. ear to Caro on open- img day after pheasant, it was _@asy on gas, used no oil and carried four hunters, two dogs. a big bunch of equipment with is car! Come in and buy it at NO DOWN PAYMENT A steady reliable customer with eer: monthly payment ree interest retes chanical condition. Good ' white wall tires, radio, heater and su- tomatic ransmission, lovely green finish A real value at lee ~=FORD Sis. tudor sedan Lovely light’ feen radio, heater A real buy or $34.16 monthly. SPECIAL 147 BUICK Buper Beautiful bieck finish Radio and heater. low mileage good tires lar sedanette body stvie 642 meonthiy SPECIAI 191 PLYMOUTH . Excellent transportation. $123 45 Keller-Koch cH FEUER. -PLYMOUTH DEALER Woodward Birmingham Midwest ¢1200 ~ ) / =) nase + On oa a © 6 Perry — ool 5 Cain m COUPE . EM }-4040 ‘o. otps es a OVER PaY- | FE +9727 coupe ee CLUB COUPE, A REAL buy FE 29-4468 “WE ARE CLEANING OUT OUR USED CARS MAKING ROOM FOR THE NEW MODEL . PRADE-INS. “PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY 1952 Plymouth Cranbréok 4 4 hiemht green tinish hes red) heater also seat ver s ope over Seiling -for $1 —_ a a an [mee bec too write sidewall! 1942. Plemouth.4 deot «petia!l @e eo. Lient drev finien flean ip = + out Aise nas new tires Bel! Dod 4 @r olack ag 4 » * fluid drive wsw Looks and runs like .«-e The «pare tire — 98 er Windsor. ¥ doot. R&A. wite ne @rive and WSW tires. $405 Derk baer « motor rr at dies thie car. Clarkston. “MOTOR SALES v os ~ giv moles Goten’ Ee = Ph 5-282) Oper me For ae “aie PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN, ‘52, EX- cellent condition, 16,000 miles MA SY aa PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR, eacen can sonable. OR 3-8467. COUPE. oe B CLUB ae We have several 195342™- Official cars to offer at drastically reduced prices. REMEMBER All these cars listed tarry r famous 6,000 mile or 6 month Warranty! Terms — will ne Alt cars” winterized! Open Eves. ‘ti! 9! EARL R. =a MILLIMAN VISIT» OUR NEW LOCATION MONDAY NOV. 2 At Cass & Lawrence Streets- We will contifine to offer our selection of clean used cars. KIMBALL ye baii after 6 FE +3808 BROS. INC. Your Nash Dealer eee erev fet cellent With. autorratic transmission This out V8 bho _ TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS! ~~ $10 Dn. | Yes, We Said $10 Down} 41, Pam, 2 dr. "41 Ford Cpe. '42 Dodge 2 dr. 47 Ply. 4 dr. 46 DeSoto 2 dr. ~ "46 Dodge 4 dr. '48 Kaiser 4 dr. ‘46 Mere. 4dr. ‘47 Hudson 4 dr. "$2 Ply, 2 dr. '37 DeSoto 2 dr. ‘$7 Buick 4 dr. » Open Untl 8 p.m. | Radio and ‘heater One of the most |. Approx. di-count ce ¢ aie: rickes- All. Treats On our safe buy used cars 1953 Ford 2 dr. Sedan Heater and overdrive 2 tone paint Customline V8 approx $500 $1,795. 1952 Mereury Custom Club:Coupe 1952 Buick Riviera Super Sport Cpe Seaie end Jester. Dynafiow. Excep- tionally élean ‘Approx. $1, rr} dis- $2,095 1952 Plymouth 2 dr. Sedan Shiny ‘ack beaut; Redio and heater. Approx discount $1,250 1952 Forl Sedan Radio and heater’ Custom V8~ wunt. 1951 Studebaker Commander V-8 Sedan. Famous ae gorge gH economy pprox. discount of $1 195. 1951 Mercury Sedan popula automobiles on the road $1,300. - $1,295 1950 Pontiac Sedanette Radio and heat r. Goud euto.nobile Every Ev ening . RIEMENSCHN EIDER Dodge Plymouth Dealer 232 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-9131 ~ 195@ PLYMOUTH 2 dr sedan Radio and heater interized A-1 condtion. Low down payment ~ ‘$2. «PLYMOUTH RADIO AND “heater Like nes-- Make offer "E ¢-@pe0. — . ae ie —— meh NEW PLYMOUTH | 1953 Cambridge four. door sedan } - 903-366 serial number . equip- ped as follows Heater. Soiex two, air foam shields, cigar dase ‘ tional signal. “aga covers $1666 77 (Bring {this ed with you) Keller-Koch CHRYSL.OR - PLYMOUTH DEALER 470 S$. Woodward Birmingham Midwest 61200 PLYMOUTH & « 2908 ~ LIGHT biue, excelient condition $1196. M-™ at (2 MM si) PONTIAC ‘$i,. HYDRAMATIC 8 deluxe, radio, heater, 421 Rae- burn after 4 p.m. PONTIAC 1986 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN. neater redio, hyframatic drive ~ PONTIAC 41, CHEAP 7314 FOR SALE. 1941 PO! RADIO, heater, defroster, $150, §-0015 * po.'T! © CATALINA YDRO- matic and "30 Mercury with over- drive bet” rasonabdle, 617 E Walton, FE 5-4468. PONTIAC ‘47 2DR ~ SEDAN, RA- dio, heater “sre. owner. Low mileage. OL PONTIAC “$2 $1,500 & 42070 “We Trade’ For Less ‘52 Pontiac dix. 8 2 dr. 51 Ford 8 4 dr, ‘31 Buick special 4 dr. 530 Pontiac 82 dr. » *50 Olds 98 2 dr. 50 Buick super Z dr, ‘49 Buick super dr. ‘Anderson Pontiac-Buick 7551 Auburn, Utica, Mich. | Ph. Collect, Utica 3001 "0 PONTIAC STREAMLINER, Ex. MY 2-5852 be- eellent condition fore 10°30 a.m PONTIAC %. MUST SELL. MAKE offer. TE 5-4426 epe tires. PONT AC ac oe 4 DOOR ~ DELUXE. of extras Sacrifice. Tr r -Te PONTIAC 194) 2 DR. FAIR CON- dition. Good tires. $125 May be \ seer at No Fire Station, Mont- caim & VGilenw Fri. Oct & Suq Nov Is! PONTIAC ‘52 2 eg DELUXE. 2 tne Radio heater, ,direc- tiena! signals ny lon yy covers 1 owner FE 5-3708 after 4 x». Peterson — 1952 Henry J 2 Dr. 1951 Henry da 2 Dr. 195] Kaiser 3 Or a 18 AUBURN aVE. PE 4-400 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1953 lar 8 Low mileage Nate M Grad Bianc. Phone _ Owens, 441430 060 PONTIAC SEDAN Radio and heater Windshild fran 8.0314 after a PONTIAC a 2 mf TREAM- — Radio, directie Bn rood condition. What o you ofter? Must be cash. FE 4-068). 11950 Dodge Sedan in all re - 5 1950. Mercury Club Coupe Radio and Lester. Selling price only | 1,095 Rad.o and heater. automobile 1950 Ford Conv ertible Cou Radio and heater and new top Redio “and heater, 4 tone paint. | Very clean. Appros $900 discount $1,995 a Be rrr | ie ans reg at ogi ere aaa Beiter mance ee ak eh Wie ha gb tee ct a eae. (ile here a ad § : ? . ae, a 4 ae: : ci Ac PRESS. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1953 vey eer * OK | USED - TRUCKS RECONDITIONED RIGHT “INA SEPARATE SHOP eee Slashed! 50 Ford 1, TON PICKUP New paint & reconditioned throughout QLD PRICE. $775 NOW ‘Only, $595 ‘50 Dodge 14 TON PICKUP Bright red, spotlite, heater. extra- A solid truck OLD PRICE $745 NOW Only $595 ‘00 Chev. SED AN’ DELIVERY Many. more ‘46 to '49 to choose from, All makes all models. Priced from $125, All have heaters, most have radios. and all are winterized. Seven courteous, efficient sales- men to help you in your selection. CENTRAL _LINCOLN-MERCURY: Pike St. Lot Cor. Pike & Cass ~~ PHONES v1 Pi mouth, 2 door 37 Ponies, door 3 vie, 2 door % Pooties Hl 38 Ford $75 "3® Chevie 4160 W. Walton, Drayton: Plains PONTIAC MLINER ‘47. 2 1953 PLYM Cranbrook Fordor plan me 1983 DeSOTO V-8 Fordor 2 Demonstrators re 1952 CHEVROLET Deluze Tudor Power Glide — | 1962 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe 14,000 Miles 1962 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Fordor Apecial Price $1,196, tesa sTUDERAEEE Pictu 6,000 Miles 1981 DESOTO Chub Coupe 19.000 Miles | 1981 DESOTO Club Cogs Special Price $1 1951 DESOTO Custom Fordor Maroon. $295. Down pavet NODGE Boag Sedan Very Clean sa PLYMOUTH Club Coupe $225. Down | 1950 CHRY8IL = Windsor Sedan Extra Clean 1950 DESOTO Pord $200. oll 196 HUDSON Sedan | 1946 a Good Sedan Transportation. $44 Down. BRAID MOTOR. SALES DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer | 30 Years Fair Dealing Cass at W. Pike St. _ FE 20016 = SC POwTIAC ‘a i 2 DR. NO MONEY DOWN " AND "48 SALES M24 et Brekhorr Lr MY 22611 PONTIAC 83 CHIEFTAIN * eae a +6, ee gee ae 3s a" ‘Pe +-2ar7 STUDEBAKER ‘6, CHAMPION &E- _ by oe hee mile ag per- er. “pa00 de G10 & WaT te -. yamine TS door, equipped. FE 47813 4 Reconditioned, Ready to Serve OLD PRICE ~ $775 NOW Only $625 ‘46 Ford 2 TON STAKE A real solid truck OLD PRICE 75 NOW Only $375 4 Pickups All have been recondi- tioned in our OK. Shop. They have good Reaters © and ready for winter, — NEW CHEVROLET ‘TRUCKS ~+Take your choice of Am- *s Choice. Our selec- tion is big, but money difference is small. THE THRIFTY TRUCKERS LOT JACK HABE S. Saginaw at Cottage “PHONE FE 4-4546 —_ “=—@8. FORD DUMP F-.17 . YE 54-2577 | PLYMOUTH 41 SEDAN DELIv- } po A ey running condition $125. jn DODGE ae — Maple 54-2780 one 4 ‘5S2G.M.C. %4-Ton Pickup 14,000 Miles $795 LADD. MOTOR SALES Your Studebaker Dealer “ 451 8S. Saginaw FE ¢2543 New & Used Trucks WILSON GMC CO. 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 el tere wiener Wate, wrecker, 1942 Dodge 4: are 1069 Chevrolet. micbup’ toe cher, ard . ae MY avira IN 1980 1% | Ford stake. Bye ee —$256_ Ph ce E 2-400. te INTERNATIONAL ‘4 é vanette onde tio Z Cheap. EM 3200. ™ Ee ° FORD ‘si. °-7 Wit A wwee'er, excellent condition. On cuRy | SLEEPER TRACTOR WTR oe Ne he — os™~ eee x cha A hie 2 ae fons’, OCTOBER 2 a1, i959 - saaige ee pe te || 0m powrthc PRRs, SA ot Sele Trucks 56|MODEST MAIDENS. |, +, Be ar Alen Sete Wetertent: Coats 6¢ Store Equipment _ 8 _ See ferme 68| Sale | oe. "52 Ford Dump $1,595 ’S1 Chevrolet ¥% ton pickup $795 ’49 Ford ¥, ton panel $395 48 Dodge . Y% ton panel 249 G.M.C. % ton pickup '46 Internationa] 4 Y, ton panel $125 47 Chevrolet % ton panel $195 a ‘20° re Trucks To Choose From All Bargains! > MICHIGAN’S FINEST L ‘ good condition. FE 3-634). 178 Sem- efte: p.m... Truck Bargains! 52 FORD kup. excellent condition, | only - $797.50 3 ForD-- ba a picbup. Drive tls and’ you ‘$297.50 ’*51 FORD bos to-date $695 % Ton yours — oe tee t 7 = x Ay don't see, Mr. Billingsgate, why it's my spelling you “) always criticize and never Mr. Webster's!” Swaps 63 Sale Household Goods 66 TRADE YOUR gr Perego sm house, mortgage, equity furniture, autos, for new or Well known good housetrailers. TRAILER EXCHANGE 60 8 Telegraph Open Eves COMPLETE DARK ROOM a. with 5x7 View camera trade for cabinet work fill Girt, or what have you’ EM 3-2478 FORD $2, DUMP OR ‘53 CHEVIE Belaire for land contract or what bave you? FE 3-1840. SWAP W YOUR a pair. s Cariumas. toy Raman toyiand fens lune of fireplace’ fixtures. rnes Hardware, 142 W. Huron. EXCHANGE YOUR LAND~ CON- tract Sy you ee ige? Roe pon 4 erty) > late mode! BH J VanWelt. OR +1386 “e-PORD,- Chev. or Pipmouth on trade for pe eee Cranbrook OR \WILL TAKE “4: TO TRAOB YOUR OLD REPRIOER ator or anything pew Crosicy Sheivador e190 00, terms 62 per week MY 33711 COMPLETE RESTAURANT eq en. for land contract, truc. or o Smith Moving Com- pany, FE ¢ 4664. ry FT. 1963 HOUSETRAILER. MOD- bee ere & out) im ex- downs Yyment on my rth of Detroit $ TRUCK TIRES 6 25x20 awe | for sho 71-4219 INTERNATIONAL BUS. CON- an te housetraiier. = srahae aoe and bouse or ing 0: equal Value, $000, PE Gun oF seil $50 GRADUATE PIANO TEACHER a eee enrok at ages 6 to 46 61 Starr "48 FORD — 3 _ St; ask for % Ton A ene owner vehicle. zs s+, Ro'Ressonabie" "| _ Fer Sale Clothing ” 64 ‘6tfer refused FUR COAT, SIZE 16, CLOTH, SIZE 1+-16 cloth cost 16-20 FE PE +135) ’°S1 CHEV TRACTOR Meguoped, of wheel, Taddie thaks, Make us an Offer These trucks are winter- ized and have good heat- ers. EARL R. Eve. ’til 9 her's "Fe see) yy oe Meter Scocters 58 oe NEW & USED CUSHMAN SCOOT- ers. 12 &. Paddock. FE 4-426. For Sale Motorcycies 59 FOR PARTS & SERVICE ON YOUR Hariey Davidson, see Harley Dav- id@son Sales Co. 3237 6. Saginaw. For Sale Bicycles 59A IRLS 26 ENOLISR E BIKE |- On for 24". ve ste. . LIKE Ww $35 ALSO + al English bike. $17. FE Bors % IN. BICYCLE. 6i8 yteir 6-2322. MERCURY MOTORS. MOST MOD- eA now =" for immédiate “GENESEE SALES. | 2101 Disie Hwy. PE 2-6788 MERCURY | OUTBOARD MOTORS | doe Service. Terms to suit) Hook's piace. 3730 ets Lake Rd. at vine Lake OGD BOAT BOAT AND boat trailer, $00 metal framed FE ¢-2140 after 3:15 p p.m woods of ll ca, ar s -hee trailers. be Ss to 306 Orchard Lake Ave FE 2-802 Transportation Oftered 62 PyAe. van eome aan PART ' Swaps eraft WiLL TRADE MY BQUITY IN ‘52 | Fordomatic, 12.000 miles, all ex- tras, for good ‘49 or 50 Ford. FE 2-4253 | UPRIGHT PIANO IN A-1 PE «17-8272 BROWN MOUTON FUR COAT. sie id, © new. $25. FE me BROWN TWeed HART & SHAFFER mens winter overceat. EitceDent _ condition Size 4 2-085 SILVER MUSKRAT ry ¢ MANS OVERCOAT. SIZE «& worn three times Womans fur coat. size 18-20. Excellent condi tion, FE §-8086 _ GIRL 8 CLOTHING FOR SALE. FE S306 ’ - PERSIAN LAMB JACKET. Ma- roon Cloth coat Sise 1¢1@ Very reasonable 240 Ch SEAN'S ORAY SRBARDINE BUTT ‘ = he nae waist, 20% = <20. FE 32-0014. Call after BOYS BROWN CORDUROY RE- Size 4. ~ : ~COAT — WOMAN'S FITTED \ Style, winter weight, taupe \eolor With brown fur coilar; oe TE conditions; size 16; . FE 4-001) after € o clock BoYs CLOTHES. LIKE NEW _Siee 6 PE @18 MAN'S TOrCOAT ZIP LINING Size * $20 PE ¢7T768 - PERSIAN LAMB COAT - sive excellent § condition $9000. 170 Townsend. Birming- ham. oF aon BROWN AfOUTON COAT. length gore size. Ex. tion, FE 444 “GRADE “SORTER 4 cond. “BEAL coat, ee like new. Size _1¢18 $30 FE 46045, MAN “RED ie ps SUIT & +0601, after shirt, size 38-40 4 CON- dition, $50 8ET OF DEACON MARIMBAS_ aA-l condition OA 82645 | PIANO TUNING & a Boeberits } Frank 8 y ALL, USED eA OriPUL spinet piano. The a sass $325 takes it. Oatiagher’s, SMALL APARTMENT SIZE rm BIARO like new fm beautiful walnut fip- ish. Gallagher's, FE 4-0566. FLAT CLARINET, GOOD CON- dition, metal. FE 24718, PIANO TUNIN OG arD ine ve vecar ~ “ehm ¢ a Pp FE 32-6217. SMALL ALL MAHOOANY APARTMENT ent condition. Gal ape nee ern. 7 PAN GMERIGAN EBONITE B flat clarinet & case. FE 5-7973. wrD ) GOOD USED PIANG, PREF- Bod yan? Grand for church. apne PUNO FS option to 7.28. $i0 m@ lagher’s Rieh = ie quality, a, sizes “a ; orc ve (oft . Muren), base. ment apt Sale Household Goods 66 WILL SELL OR TRADE MY equity ir "48 Olds club coupe for) ~~ ~"~~~™~ —_—_—en ‘& or ‘47 model car. 24408. EI ECT RIC. ROASTER. | CRO- ry in 7 ROOM HOUSE FoR| chete cloth. Gilder. Wicker Fed! er arge. houses | _ Set. +7082, sraile as part payment. 216 W | $14 95 ee —sre. | «Special Roover cicauer value, 3 - 30 STEVENSON RIFLE:| ginuine factory rebuilt 1 year trade fer double barre! 20 gauge shot gun. MY ans SPIN Lt! WASHER, R ABO ert Did junk. May- _fair My e2078. aE ae ame ae or TRADE-SACRIFICE | Owner i) will trade $1,250 eeu Yor hom. close to Pontiac ear or house tratler rty is lovated lo Harbor, No circulator heat. | guarantee Smith Saies..& Se tee, TE 2 Hoover dealer FE 2-9892 WTD: FURNITURE, ODDS & “ends; Antique dishes. MY 2-3022 REFRIGERATOR - USED APT. rigidatre — — — & very Clex: —“t30-s¢ 1 Elec. Range - apt nse - Trade Clean rv- 1 _FE_ ¢1588 ory op $38 ap. Used rig. See tai bud eres $19.50 up. De Hotpoint sink @ishwasher comb. 8320 . Used oil burner, $35. ~ R. B MUNRO 5 20 Ws Lawrence 6-641 RETRIOBRATOR FOR SALE. FE 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE, PRAC- tically new. FE 2-7053, y be id Bl | ACCORDIONS, FACTORY PRICES ROE MAHOGANY DUNCAN _ din: table and buffet. nee r $-p a Pi sande LEAVING STATE Like new, Westinghouse dryer $160 Westinghouse automatic. Abd er #33 oar ironer and chair Fine blue mohair living room suite $75 Excellert 22 rifle $22.50 OR 3-2727 between 12 and 6° STUDIO BED WITH REVERSIBLE Peery of green and grey. FE WALNUT on sean ROOM SUITE Mrs. Clarence Py Conk Rochester SMALL COUCH, ALL DOWN CUSH- jon, needs new covéring. [If you have abilty to sew, & new Slip cover would do Mw. Very reason- _ abiy priced MI ¢0472 Plastic Lino. 4 TILE, 10c Triple vinyl Benay Maid ss Injaid Lincleum tie 6x9 Close Out wall tile, 1Se Alcohol Hi-test gal. ..87¢ i, Mad Hurcen PE ¢ osee | DUO Mé4OR 5 ROOM OIL | beater with 6@ gal drum fittings Some stove pipes. FE 45-0419 GE, ELECTRIC RANGE. +4004 | STATIONARY LAUNDRY TUBS. cheap FE ¢1008 After 4 00 Used Trade in Clearance } , price — Radio sis = | Washer ... sie ela : Seer eee ee Davenport and chairs $20.50 | M over washer, demonstrator was $1995 now see ® pc. ding room suite $108.60 r Gibeom-eiectric range, size, was $170.% sie 50 G. E washer —— $185.00 - MANY CONVENIENT CRED! THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE C 361 8. Saginaw MAHOGANY KNICK-KNACK “ate glass mirror beck, 6” FE 5-062 _ | shelf, x Rvo-8 «2 EXCELLENT CON- dition FE 40140 17 INCH ZENITH ~ Used trade in De a] *| Apt. sive electric stove $40 98 Ou heater ... $96 Culma cabinet $1406 6 pe dtm room ..... yee 5 Large desk chest .. sie es 2 = living room ...... oie 65 beus $12 95 panes aresser $2.86 WYMANS 18 W Pike only LUNCHEON CLOTH WITH IRISH m center and } inch berder of imported needle . MUtwal ole ~ WAYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SPECIALS Motorola" IT TV, #1 Frigidaire, retrig. 6 cw a i Late mode! deluze Kenmer ¥ washer with pump Bendia auto. washer, A*l cond. $0 $175 80 Speed Queen ifoner, ne $170) new $214.85 Maytag ironer, new 4- AB electric range, special, new $1297 » $138 50 Duo-Therm oi] heater. Used washing mactiines, $29 50 u Mamilton dryer, new Bpeed Queen dryer Bendiz style auto Real bargains in all departments. | Visit our new gift department. CLAYTON’S | 3085 Orchard Lk. Rd, Kee . Harbor FE 58811 50874 Open 946, Fri. 90 PHILGAs ——— riot. Sudip for 30 4ays 2628 Orehard tabs Ave. PE 32-0196. MAHOGANY BOOKCASE $15. Small gateleg 85 Metal Simmons bed. $4. 3 pr. Lined drapes. Like new 87.50 pr 104 Wenonan | x12 AMERICAN ORIENTAL and pad, excellent condition 4-2057 ELECTROMASTER STOVE. GOOD condition. FE 4-6554. RUG FE | - SELLING BELOW WROLESALE 10c 9x9 ASPHALT TILE $2. ARMSTRONG INLAID 890c y4. 49c 4% It. Wall Tile. ..15e Plastic wall tile 4¥ax4% ..... léc ~_ Nw “a $6 ott Harold's, 8, 120-3 ~ Sagena’e | FE 2<450 ~=Free Delivery Free CHROME DINETTE SETS. As semble these yourself and save 4 chairs & table, 969 95° ‘value. $30 95. These are brand new 1953 +nodels. Famous make. ay popu- e in. com- be convinced re ‘ these extraordifary bargains. Michigan Fluorescent. 393 Orchard Lake Ave ‘SMALL PORTABLE RADIO. Radio $5 68. FE 56-6756 washer $149.50 | TV érr. oF GP REFRIO ttion. $35, RATOR, GOOD ) cond 3-6005 . MODERN 4 BURNER ‘oas RANGE, white Good condition. 238 Semi nole FE 45-6330 PRACTICALLY NEW BLOND DIN. | DINETTE EXTENSION Tans $20 = . mechine. MA Matching 6 each. FE SPEED QUEEN WASHER 900 PH) 2 PIECE SECTIONAL COUCH 7-4738 of ca! et 2339 Pine Lake lastic — ar — Ave Keego Harbor eihber nge. chair Siecrhocuer sLecthic| sam snes curaune ee stove, Good cenéiticn. 628. OR ebster wire recorder #4 5 _ +1337 — -..| Genesee Sat afier 730, all DELUXF EAS¥ SPINDRYER| day Sunday : _ Washer, dke new FE #4213, Reo imi 6 ROOF Tie F 3 >. Se oe : SPRINOS (| Gar ao 3 org Se mattrers 7 wide wide long O WALNUT CHAIR. CANE BACK & | _comtiten FE 23-2214 - arms neediepoimt seat. Colonial | PORCELAIN FRIGIDAIRE. EX- secretary soli eak, four match cellent cond 6100 PFE $2121 ing chairs FE $0825 | DUNCAN PHYFE, DROP LEAF table 6 chairs, complete with _ 2978 Henspiah off Cass Lake | Keegu ; ®9CU FT KELVINATOR REFRIG- erator, good condition. FE 23-3145 after 6 WESTINGHOUSE ‘SE idUNDROMAT, _ good condition _$50_ OR NORGE WASHER. GGOD CONDI. tion, $35. FE 23-2951 COLEMAN OIL BURNER: PHILCO| refrigerator Keasy ashing ma single bed with mattress “1832 Gas STOVE, $35, VacUtnN & attachments, 8630. 23 pe I~ - riment ‘ise ges range $39.50) FE of Auburn Heights. 2 acres of sy -@pin_ dryer recond. $79.50 free parking £‘~* Electric ratge, full size $39 N inn o SED Beds of al! kinds and sires Lamps, tabie and Moor. China ose Sets Refrigerators, "nk ace Ranges, cas a6 electric 4H stoves ard oil space heat) ers. Chrome dinette sete Chest and dressers. a gem toring. ‘room —_ bom ot ‘ ae ot wen fe bs ey L & 8 SALES ‘sd ~ ELECTROLUX "VACUUM cleaner, used 2 months, good buy. Call before 5 30 YE 21781. TILE 10* reer FLOOR SHOP 90 6. Saginaw 8t. R 3-0748 . aot enue “LINE Or RESTAU- 2 —— and bakery ptlonally good bur. xe uy. “‘Shemaueh call ene pet MEAT cise 7 Pratt, POR WELL CARED FOR: $475 LA COMPLETE Sr eadiPnat FOR restaurant, Out of storage, Smith Moving & Storage. FE 44864. EM Ta Bn eet Close LUMBER BUILDER'S SUPPLIES under cever, at lower prices see ug now. Free delivery Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. EMpire 3.2731. 178 — Lake Rd. _ Commerce, b TUES. AND 8aT. DOUBLE HOL- den ame Gags at Tony's Marine Motile ine Ore Lake Ra BLISHED ‘4 3 piece bed- EncY | 12 voumes, | USED 5 aso Call” Walker ry Ss p.m FE 30168 TRENCHING © Posting © Sold wie PE tem. a me Telegrap. | RADIATOR TYPE ELECTRI water heater. Original cost | sel $20 be no Ay ranch mink /tole, moe e tion §150 285 nero- | cle, singie phase & © ntury bd He eae ‘eo cycle singte | phase Both in excellent - Son "Call MA 6.311 _ Reeburn. 5 ROOM ort it SPACE HEATER, 623. OL 2-579 WARM MORENO S Goal HEATER, _like new, _FE 437 § ROOM OIL Oe 20. FE 32-6200 Overhead Garage Doors water heater. Excelient condition FE 44456. ners, as tanks, hot plates and ‘Tittings or trailers and cabins AT SERVICE Co. Associated With Trailer Exchange 60 8. Telegraph Open Evenings & Sndays P. M. a ON USED FURNACES - WE —FHA Pavol Stan Gereced, _ EM }-2080. _ ue 18 WRECKING ~~ mition. feet material, o TOR DOO! TOR condition i ; a re 0080 e7* a $0 PE of, stove used 2 veara, “FARM FRESH MEAT r foe REFRIGERATOR, PERFECT k roast Ib. 39¢ cheap "OR 3-8550. | Pork steak Ib. Se | TRON EMAN, BIN FED STOK- | Pork POM og xpeeccennkt sees tb we | er blover FE 5-254 | Lard Ib. 22¢ 4, | Pork chops Ib. oe | tiee ae oye NBION LADDER, i Hot dogs ss | Round steak 1b @¥e | FURNACE WITH oe CONVER- | | Spare ribs Ib 48c sion soit and blower. Excelent | Beef ste# Ib. 260 condition Best offer over $110 Ground beef 1b. 35c |__t#kes 901 Walden Rd. FE 40003. |Pork seausege b tbc For SALE QUANTITY OF OUT- ! | We have quarters of beef for your freener | Walton at Opdyke Open Sundays, _FE 5-7041 $200 DIAMOND RING. 875 MAN'S diaménd wrist watch, Wom- an's diamend studded watch, $25. OR 3-0242 NORGE REFRIGERATOR, GOOD dition. 965.00 4230 Lanette FE © FEFT OF i'. DROP PIPE. B opening nozrie, foot valve, 3 inch seal 25 gallon storage tank. $40. FE +esst % BAO MIXER, $160. _ FE 5-0056 7 7 1% HORSEPOWER GARDEN oe with cultivator plow. MY wATORAT “GAB” ey 4. RADIA- REY “LAWSON SOFA. a slik band carved sofa. Liv- f te Mahogany arop ie dn ing table. MAyfair 6-2322. KENMORE GAS STOVE. condition. portable ironer, ment size washer. FE 2473 APARTMENT SIZE stave $35) = PE 44-9708 rt. ONE GOOD electric after 4 pm. penuilt Mayr AD WASHING MA. — LAND FURNACE GRATE a condition. FE 4-821} side windows. Some frames. for $80. SO0CLE BUGGY. USED 3 times MA +2800 LARGE OAK & PLATE GLASS frent door; also floor lamp & table lamp 428 UNDERGROUND GASOLINE storage tank. ver used; very good 2 whee) tratier, cheap; baby Stop & see the door with the! ditie: eo stabilizing orm. lp Have eanthed Africes vielets. rae ~ gam ence bank oad LE - Lance comBus- a te eho Rte af lien etoker ttect condition r No. 1 & No. 2 doors ‘ae ve . Genceai 4 peogeting service “ . _* ‘or eee BERRY DOOR CO. IT oun tTrre BURNER, i 370 SB. Paddock, _PE 32-0203 i im good condition. OR 4aCKSON'S RENTAL ‘ Mixera, chain saws, , ee. OL. HOT WATER HEAT- hammer, pave. sind ¢ breaker. Cd 2 heavy one. tratier hitch- __ Pipe ete, FE os +0542 SPEGAL 4 DaY SPECI PRACTICALLY NEW pasT BED. ~ Thurs. Fri, Sat ra ~_Geed high chair. Oct &. W 31 Nev 1 Open this week 6 am. to 8 pm. Delux pla tic wall tile Ie oq. &TALBOT | | mere fgg age ae : _ a4. Ja. | Rock lath, $1.00 « bundle; 4x8 sheet Linocleu.e , “al2, first. oo 4 i hee ee bed Jock, 01 60; Wo, 3 ben pine, $1! 0 $3 5@. Gal) _ sulation. 16235 Oskiand +2622 1 t% mile sorth : Drive out-ave money ing | BLACK AND PEAT 80IL tree — yards Attractive price for CHAIN awe NEW AND SJ -= — and orchard . SAND. GRA aND ers. Onrae — mh rovers ron, PR Stee, wee bower mowers. new ‘a Shredded Peat Humus ier Garden & Lawn wae ise 8. = ree .Y re Soe oe Woodward Ave. 4 ay & Rd, Birmingham Midwest | _ Prompt delivery. Be nse) after 4 Tim ents xD We tare ona Travel ge age ‘binck end BOYS sHos skaTEs, tx Good l = ag Ny be ya og RH Mont 8 » Be 2- al | 38a } Drive, FE 60448. UsED GiLco # GaL. on HOT| PROMPT DELIVERY Behaffer 57914 RICH TOP BOIL, ONE TO FIVE garde Detivered or baul your- eeclf, FE 6-2706 sand. Wilk _ PE 44218 or _ Washen “AND, RA palm, GED art, Cate end mortar. foneme. Guppties OR }-1634 Tul dirt. cand and | gravel 172. SAND, GRAVEL, /FILL opr, 1 | soil Kenneth Tuttle FE | Ricu Tor aon GARD 7 e Gua FE 2-0603 Sporting Goods 8B it ——_———eeereree 36-30 WINCHESTER CARBINE Ex. cellent cendition. MI #9084 SH -— SH pomelessg LEACH I8 giving goed deals on guns COMPLETE CAMPING OUTFIT 44 .omie,. Drayton Plains. OR 32-1854 MARLIN 32 ape cial DEER rifle, she's. EM 38 WANTED SHOT GUNS A cr oha DEER bathigetfe. basinette & playpen. es Manie Bagiey. _ Armada S21. 5 | OOF OF Wen sHOF GUNS A WESTINGHOUSE ROASTER AND $12.50 & up. Sa SS wo whee rellet f° ‘AP FIFLE. GOOD _mise, FE 40249 1 ser P's 1178) «Jay. Four FIR Towns. suoTadns, | DEER RIFLES 2x4's 6c lin. ft Mos' . Wil trade. Maniey a oe att aio é “Art “Lawson Gun 1 Shop ine water sidiaty. = per oly au - XPERT oun Bi PAR Full lin ing cule utstom ~ cae our prives are reasoab _ ebiuine. aa access, cEvery caliber BL: ACKETT’ S ammunition, New and used guns. Ruilding Supphes —-— Se igh way #161 Disie moet Clarkston model es. 35 T TRAILER STOVE coneitien. Can New Duo-Therm with biower be = % T 300 BAVA samme, Ae if a ‘17 3 20 FT x 5 FT | SIDE WALL tent. $80. EM 3-8090 Genera Motors ing Od. drirg ladder Also cider apples. For Sale Pets = 71€ wa Tone oa Bl Devisalg Aé. Crarneen, a Rs emia sl TROPICAL FISH & SUPCLIES” Pincumbe's, 49 Park St, Oxford OA 8-2976 Goen Eves. AKC TOY PEKINGESE PUP. 51x 3 AKC lent por ec won derfu’ buy, "Soe. a WHITE RATS, PARAKEETS, ali | Pet Shop, 6 Astor FE +6433. — PARAKE*TS: & CANARIES 2400 este Ra Near Crooks, FE ® grown aaron. Stud service, wot 23-6019 TROPICAL FISH _ 188 Stare St. +1873 re —_ “AQUATIC GARDENS oe ae risk & N. MIL 8T __ FE +2053 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP. pies. FE 29-6083 TROPICAL F oH o4sy Pana RAREETA GPALINES rnF PS SPE SP Aliso Cocker Spaniel. AKC. RBG. SPRINGER. PUPPIES Bower, sTAR Penson ou eusen Sanders, PURNAcET Se "MAURICE WATSON |~ Sale Ses sa | a ate one o fF “ ° ngee ene } 2 Gee ‘aries GARAGE eee > Pecsten, OR eae: a ams ) home. MADE em UES GATE LEG | TWIN SIZE ; ay table chairs, top table, adition nine Pali Pye". want gine epepes, lo riese bed dav various | BOILER, GUNTY N ing Goods, 19 W. *. r 6, Al ; yin ' unit & ev ae radiators. Ld PaivATe PA , 4153 Forbush Price $350_ 3138 W. Huron. | Kuss be in exocliont am — | EXTR UMINUM DOORS 5 pe. fon, PE Dstt PIANO BENCH, CABIN. RADIO, | "3G w. oat shaad “sot wine! uoosl a8 . Rhite enamel tilcheo cabinet-| dows $14 each. 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Se 8S. © a 491 MY 33sa1 wot 4:60-p. m. iieara au Gal eel OR 2.0606, E - g —E Dogs Trained, H | : E i i ; am Tee | ~ 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, | ‘ [4 \ a —— * “~ 1 ATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,'1952 st pias i Prt & oo fee * .-- Today's Radio, Programs -- . 8 . 4 ts : \ ‘ Cannel 1 WEYE-TY nouns tenet ty entene eet Sie slate eb et any cate cote | AF (oem Dohafo pj", PEENENIG are WR, CM) CKEW, 4800) ww, (650) WAR, (1199) WX, Car) waeK, cap i bees “World Adventure. (2)—So You | 18:00—(4)—Ding- Dong School. (1.7 ren - . : 3 ~~ | Wixie’s Wonderland. (2)—Arthut,p TomIGut 130—wim, Aum | ow. fundar use, | wars, Dave onrn -,U. N. Action on Matter =" : | MIR News wae, Angiees Chase Uge—w pl won to Reach Voting Stage ti - |i:30—- (4) —Glamor Girl. WXYE, Ba ‘oor vous "cunt Far mh 1. aas—woe, y i Morn i “Gir trom eee ighins alla, | GRE: eet Botan tree wom, meen” 2 oe PSR See me ety se Tomorrow. . (2)— |. Charm Kitchen. é ¢:16—WIR, Three _WWa, News | | WIE, Records | WCAR, Club 1180 | UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, ® — 7 _ Wash. vs. Cleveland, 14; 16—(4)—The Bennetts. Wad, Bway Melody | | CRLW, Sipe Ferver —_— \8:00—WJR, Hilltop Howse | The U.N.’s 60-nation Political Com- Comet medy, | 880—(0—Chamber Musie.. (1)— | 11:30—(4)—Three Steps-to Heaven. | CREW. secrshty of erate |. SiSGK ben s Moxpay wouxtva — | "Wwi) Uile Bente! "| mittee strove today to wind up its ’ Girls. “= John Wayne Show. ; (2)—Strike It Rich.” - > ‘Sympneay Binge . ¢:20—- WIR. Perm Porum WAR. Kews ne bitter East-West debate on germ ch Cor- | $:00—(4)—Kukla, Fran & Ollie. | .11:45—(4)—Follow Your Heart. Sars. ese a neo WAYS, Pred Welle. WCAR. News, Rhythm warfare. It was expected to dump ) — Ethel | #:30—~-(4)—Excursion. (1)—MelloD | = ys0NDAY AFTERNOON Pegi peee ae Eeme., Gow WJBK, News $:15WJR, House Party | the touchy issue into the lap of the is carried | Roundup. (2)—Featurette, (T)—12 tees, Vosee 6:45—WXYZ, News, Wolte WW, Reed of tite~-’ Disarmament ‘fun. (2)—| 4:00—(4)—Roy Rogers. (7)—Tip- a yee Quiz. ()—12 | “cKLw, Mich, Catholic a Tag ee WCAR, Coffee With Clem |‘ CKLW, Eddie Chase ~ The debate highlighted By U. S. Bud Collyer, | Top —— Lae at Lite | RRM Manrwoe stare | Wve Remeron wort | sewan, aude purrs | Wise ME incr | charges that the Russians ran . (T—Wild '—Stars on 5:00—(4)—Hall of Fame. (7)— _ Super Circus. (2)—-Lions vs. Los y ii i rama. Smith. - dies Day. row’s Search. . 12: 45—(2)—Guiding Light. 1:00—(4)—Jean McBride. You're What You Eat. 1:15—(2)—Beauty Is My Byline. 1:30—(2)—Moore Show. (4)—Tele- are OF | 2:15—(7)—News. 2:30—(7)—Theater. 7:00—(4)—Badge 714 Authentic! party, cases“ from__police files. (T)— |» 4, (Nn Seven. Theater. gar Sx Paul Whiteman.-is--host. (2)— — Turn to a Friend. 8:00 — (4) — Comedy Hour. Bud| ~__ Feature Abbott and Lou Costello with} westmore: 1:45—(7)—Strictly Female. #:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. 12: 30—(4)—Fravel-—Uniimited. (7) (2)—Tomor- (2) — (2) — House- 3:00—(2)—Big Payot. (d)—Kate 3:30—(7)—Cowboy Colt. (2)—La- 4:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (7) -#30—(4)—On ‘Your Account. (2) (7) —Ern 5:00—(4)—Adventure Patrol. (7) a Pied Pipers. (2)—Toast of the —Auntie Dee. a Town. Ed Sullivan with guests; | 5:15 (4;—Gabby Hayes wet seo) —F0 Parade. Dorothy| Julius LaRosa. (1)—Motion Pic- tse) —Hlody Doody _ - Colllins, Snooky Lanson, Giselle | ture Academy. “Stagecoach to! Kar (T)—Capt._ Hartz. | ___. Mgkfenzie, Russell Arms with| Denver,” with Allan Lane. 5: 45—(T)—News. (2)—Sports. _ tunes of the week. 9:00—(2)—Fred Waring. ‘“‘Sche- secsisay EVENING 20:45—(1)—Theater, Charles Rus-/ nectady,” “Copenhagen,” “‘Kala- *3 sell in “Night Wind.” mazoo,” are three of many {@¢0—(—Music Time, . (7)—De- {1:00~(4)—Captured. Part II of| songs. (4)—Playhouse. Play is| ‘roit Deadline. (2)—Gene Autry. * Willie Sutton. ; the “Haven” Eileen Heckart 6:15—(4)—News. (7)—Sports. 3i:30—(7)—Feature Film. “Black| discovers husband Bart Burns | §3—(4)—Sports. (7)—Wild Bill. “Midnight.” starring Roddy Mo-| was in love with another woman. | _2)—Telenews. a . Dowall. (4)—Spotlight Theater.| (7)—Walter Winchell. 6: 45—(4)—Man About Town. (2) Jimmy Ellison, Russ Hayden in | 9:15—(T)—Orchid Award. —Ed Hayes. ootball : “The Last Ballet,” feature film. | 9:36—(7)—Juke Box Jury. (2)— 7:00—(4)—U. of M. Films. \—Arthur M (7)—Playhouse. (2)— Craig Kennedy. 9:30—(7)—Jamie. (2)—News. (4) urray. 7:45 — (4) — News. (2)—Perry make husband Mike Hathaway SOF Pre. (2) | sealous. (2)—The Web. Frank | Como. | Detroit Pulpit. * Carnival. of “The Winner " (7)—Hockey. aay . Kee. (2)—Burns and 10: 15—(4)—Cartoon ' 1:59—(T)—Meet Mr. Callahan. (2) nurs mar ties pol Theater. (3)—T oo 1—Veles of Firestone. (2) —The Christophers. he: Gar.| Talent Scouts. (7)—Liberace. “ a eee den. 9:00 — (4) — Dennis Day. (7)— ggg Math th) Court ot | 1:00—()—Theater. (=I am the | Notre Dame games. (2) — I Health. , - ae er la a Montgomery a, S(ti—Aumtié Dee. (2)—Sav-| , “Sobeister. so ao | sage Sinema. 11:30—(1)—Feature Film. Charles | 1#:00—(1)—Boxing. (2) — Studio 1: 45—(2)—Cartoons. aaah “ane wink - SUNDAY AFTERNOON feature film. - 18:36—(4)—Who Said That? | tht0—(4)—Theater. (7) — Story 10: 45—(T)—Political Talk —-— (2)—U. of D. Roundtatile. ores MORNING 11:00—(4)—News. (7) — Soupy’s —Music. — 7:00—(4)—Today. — On. (2)—News. a (D—Faith for | 6:00—(7)—W. M. Kelly. 11:15—(4)—Weathercast. (7) — (2)—Meet UAW-CIO 9:00—(4)—Playschool. (7) —Play.| Charlie Chan. (2)—Theater. 32: 46—(4)—City Affairs. house. 11: 20—(4)—Plainclothesman. Marriage License | =" "tering “Beret Applications. — . . Prederick Li“ dr., Milford Obstructionism | === dose Las 639 Arthur : Quadalupe 47 Prankiin Robert H. Flentke, Evacsville Joanne L. Limp, Birmingham = Orville H. Dobbs, 6. Sanford as Solutions in Gormany, ge pect ‘Alma J. Irby, ie11 LaSalle \ | 5 Korea, Youth Assert Michael JR ae Be. Sartell 30H. Beginaw\ | Anti-Fascist — em Charies @uder, Hate! Pa: Cunmho of Soviet Youth pub-| Qrorge J, Johneon. | Pornéaie, Fella L. Dull, Royal Oak | oe rete Soatin Tu. Geciitiama "este oo oe - lian at | Marlene J. Perndale Marvjé L. Aldrich: Rochester - - ~< Robert B She Keego Harbor Murje B. Lees, Utics ‘Fa ieee on weep ee ee oe Ee a ah 9 guano of @ Geclaration put out by the) Ralph B Monell. Oak - Soviet Trade Union Organization} “““ ™™* "opal Oa / Pane, © teeperee, Barmiaghen ma before the last Soviet note to| Ponelé 1. Mullens. Delta, mingham David W. Batant, Bertier Western 2 rn rp declara- - Mary H. Leonuard, Ferndale was a sentiments | Peery? Wy. Johgeen. Detrott inter ww og & | = — Pernéale Donald. w v.42 cee -. That note puzzied Western dip- Bora B. Brigen, 816. Shirley 7. Calvert Re clas. Parmingtes Jomats by its hazy reply to West- . . coy @fn proposals for a foreign — . Querge H. Lesmard J. Reval Oak laters conference on Germany ee anmetet, Rothe and its suggestion for 8) seme. ¥. Penny, 498 Irwin | Rughard Behediet, Roya! Ost . Conference, including | Louise A. Kader, Rochester = ——— —— Find Chien, 0 long it of pob-| noon, encina pown mre | SSH ade Wa tional relations. A . Royal Oak ae ce 8 hte al ace Renin 5 = , James W. Bedford,’ ‘ord Saget ke ating ro foe 5) geen, cont, rg cost tate | Predtece cP Fromme tora John Ketvertis, 44 Mary A. Holland, Kemp t, 233% Oskiand Hugh T_ Mitten, Pleasant Ridge deann Bennett, Birmingham Bse2, Mel 2S Be Bet £ hod S=ees Communist Lt f 2 or" pa EN i i hil Eek re Presumably, East German Mark Increased in Value BERLIN w— East Germany's government announced last night it has upped the official exchange rate of the East Ger- man mark to make-it more valu- able than the Russian ruble or any gerday, | Ser” at nies, "Store ; Milford ¥ Wikem Chambin. Highland Park To Ask Find for School . . WILLOW ‘VILLAGE — School A+ Beare i etetates mova: oax | Superintendent Albert C. Johnsen * es # has been directed by the board of prot, Albert | S02 Ti isiines 60 Oaxiana | Cdtucation toy apply for $35,800 in * i 2 of “A History oh wk Gene federal funds for school construc- Fer west “ates ie Se tom, moet of which {a to, be ean 7 : marked &. new senior / a4 Ret wok 8 rene school, a Aw ete + East Germany, CKLW. 8:00—WJR, Gunsmoke ww, Quiz ww, ‘Grand WXYZ, News, rty CKLW, 10:00—W JR, Gat. Nite ww, M e WxYz, News, Top of Town CKLW, Wayne nap ws - CKLW, News WJBK, News, Gentile 11:15—WJR, Bob Reynolds WW, Rose WXYZ, Top of Town CKLW, Breakfast Time WJBK, News, Music pit WCAR, News, Harmony 19:15—WJR, String Time 10: 38—WJIR Hour WWJ, Art of WXYZ, Negre Choir CKLW oice WJBK. Bun. Serenade 10:45—WWJ, Storybook 11:06—WJR, Tabernacle \ WWJ, St. Paul's Cath. WJBK, News, Gerenade 1:15—-WXYZ, Christ Church 30—CKLW, Gundey Schoo! News, Melody WCAR, News, Review 2:30—Ww, WXYZ, Healing Wings CKLW, Prank & Ernst 2:456—CKLW, Chosen People 3:00—WWJ, Carnival . Church in CKLW, Your Boy Bud WCAR, News, Review 3:15—WWJ, Blue Serenade CKLW, Lanny Ross WXYZ, Decision Hour “CKLW, Your Boy Bud WXYZ, Hour of Decision 4:00—WJIR, World Today WWJ, Weekend WXYZ, Revival Hour W, Freedom WCAR, News, Review 4:30--WJIR, Sin Amer. CKLW, Crime ters 4:45—W IR, Lions Press Box CKLW, News 5:00—WJR, Lions-Rams wxyYz, Hall CKLW, The Shadow ‘W#BK, * News WCAR, News 6:15—WJBK, 5:30—WXYZ, Greatest Story ‘CKLW, True . Detective WJBK, Melody SUNDAY EVENING 6:00—WWJ, Considine CKLW, Wick Carter WJBK, News, Records 6:15—WWJ, Ask Hollywood CKLW, Cecil Brown 7:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy ww. The Whe CKLW, Radio WwJBK, 8,00—W JR, WWJ, Hollywood WXYZ, Music Hall CKLW, WJBK, News, News, hecords 6:30—WJIR, Little Margie Bix Shooter wwi, CKLW. Lutheran Hour WJBK, Records 9:00—WJR, Hall of Fame ww. 0:45—WXYZ, A. Cook 10:15—wxyYz," < COox 10:38—W JR, Pacts Forum WWJ. Meet the Press Dini Sings CKLW, Back te God WJBK, Records 10:45— WIR, WXYZ, Vacationiand WJBK, Blue Serenade 11:00—WJR, Dick Burris Meet Congress U. of D. Roundtable Christophers > WW, News CKLW, News, David WJBK, Rise Shine . WCAR, News, Messenger 7:15—WJR, Music Hall Dick ood CKLW, Toby David WCAR, Clem 7:30—WWJ, Listen and Live WXYZ, Fred Wolfe vid Dick Osgood $:00—WJR, Jack White WWJ, Music WXYZ, Osgood, Wolfe 8:15—WIR, Bud Guest Ww. Wolfe WCAR, Coffee With Clem $:36—WSR, Music Hall WCAR, Lady of the Day 8:45—WCAR, Radio Revival 9:60—WJIR, News WWJ, News, Cederberg WXYZ, Breakfast Club W, Good Neighbor WJBK, News, Murphy WCAR, News, Rhythm 9:15——WJIR, George Morgan WWJ, Bob Maxwell CKLW, Gabriel WJBK, Don M 9:30=WJR, Mrs. Paige CKLW, Kitchen Club A... weve ‘9:45—WJIR.- Pete & Joe WWJ, Here's the Answer ~ CKLW, Morning Special 30:00—WJR. A. Gedirey J. Welcome Traveler KYZ, My True Story CKLW, News, Homechats WJBK, News, McLeod WCAR, News, Temple 10:38—_WWJ, Bob Hope CKLW, Mary Morgan d WCAR. Pontiac High School 10:465—WWJ, Break Bank WXYZ, Girl Marries WCAR, Harmony Hall 11:00—WWJ, Strike It Rich WXYZ, Modern Romances CKLW, Ladies Fair WJIBK, Tom George ~ WCAR, News, Harmony 11:15—WXYZ, Glagle’s Party CKLW, News 11:30—WJR, Make Up Mind CKLW. Queen for a Day 11:45—WJR, Rosemary WWJ, Gecond Chance 12:06—WJR, Wendy Warren ww" Ces WXYZ, Turn to Priend CKLW, Curt Massey WJBK. News WCAR, News 12:18—WJR, Aunt Jenny WWJ, Fran Harris WXYZ, Betty Crocker CKLW ustin Orent 12:30—WJR, Helen Trent WWJ. Cinderella WXYZ, News, Crocker CKLW, Your Boy Bud WCAR, Club 1130 Ont white wxyz, Stanley . e -_-— MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:@6—WJR, Road of Life WWJ. News, Mulholland in W, News JBK, News, George WCAR, News, Clud 1:15—WJIR, Ma Perkins T George NgP ety: 1:38—WJR, Dr. Malone ~ WXYZ, News, McBride CKLW, Your Boy Bud WJBK. Tom George WCAR, News, Club 1:45—WJR, Guiding Light 2:06—WJR, Mrs. Burton WJBK, Tom George WCAR, News, Club 11:156—WJIR, U. N. on Record ww, Sun ade WXYZ, Beyond the Stdérs| %:36—WJR, Nora Drake WCAR, News, Harmony tonight. - broadcast from Television initial ran on television. light-hearted saga of a Manhittmr sécretary, starring Elena Verdugo in the title role, retufns to televi- sion following a seven-week hiatus, | Hollywood, for 47 weeks following | its premiere on Oct. 26, 1952.. e of “Mama” again will Florence Halop, and Winters returns as Mr. City, Owner F inds Missing Steer; | Dates Butcher KANSAS CITY W—A_ missing Light-Hearied ‘Meet Millie’ | Back on TV This Evening NEW YORK—“Meet Millie,” the ; Boone, ‘‘Millie’s” boss, His son, “MMie's”’ boy friend, is played by = Ford; character actress Isa- | bel Randolph is Mrs. Boone, and | Marvin. Kaplin continues as Al- The weekly comedy series was i fred Prinzmetal, a frustrated poet- | author-composer. “‘Meet Millie’ originally began as a summer fill-in, but became so popular that executives decided to make it a permanent show. The style particular to Miss Tot- | ter was hard to find, A completely new ‘Millie’ could not be intro- duced, so a scouring of studios was conducted to fiad, someone who looked aril spoke like Audrey. | The found Elena Verdugo, who | is of Spanish descent. She bobbed | her hair, bleached blonde from her natural brunette shade and got the job. “It's very funny,” she smiles. “I always thought I was the sultry | brunette type, “but now I find I | /evey think like a blonde.” 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason WXYZ. Winter wwii. WXYZ, Double or Nothing as men ng 3:45—WJR, Gal 4:060—WJIR, ww, WJBK, News ww, WIR. CKLW, Eddie WJBK, News, WCAR, News 5:30-—WWJ, L. 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Chase McLeod 5:15—WJR, Music Hall WWJ, ist Page Farrell Jones" Bi 5:45—WJR, Curt Massey WWJ, Marriage Pays CKLW, Cecil Brown MONDAY NIGHT Poi eg News, Sports BK, Headless Horseman } #:15—WIR, Clark Quartet wxvx, Lee pang United States speeded plans to get CKLW, Eddie Chase | an early Assembly hearing on a “i mene related- matter — its charges that WXYZ, McKensie 6:45—WJR, Lowell Thomas 100-55 gR Guest House ww, ¥ - The debate neared an end as the True ck-McKensie get the mail, was by Mrs. Robert Slaughter of Fort Worth. ; Hearings Will Delay Reorganization Plans of oi WASHINGTON w—it the trade- in you're offered on your old heap doesn’t strike you right, you might put it away for 49 years and try What's more, the car cost the government only $100 in the late 1930's. It has been well fixed up and kept up, though. It’s in run- illac (price new: $850) was pur- chased by the late Harold Ickes, WASHINGTON — Scheduled operations subcommittee, which he heads, will hold public “give ample opportunity to all con- cerned to state their views.”’ He_said he hoped to get the ses- 3 sions started before Nov: 15, He asked Benson to delay the plan, which the secretary had | said would go into fleet Sunday's deadline for until after the hearings. John Winthrop Jr., son of the first governor of the Massachusets Bay Colony helped establish a success- ful. ironworks..at. Saugus, Mass. ies against American and other Allied captives, - Some Arab and Asian delegates were reported taking a neutral stand on the U. S. charges, partly from fear they might jeopardize the Korean peace conference. American sources expressed doubt that a debate on reported atrocities would stop the Commu- nists from attending a conference if they really want one. . . . It is expected the U.S. request Business Lewis Jr Beatty Heatter R. 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