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Others will follow next few days, maps to avoid traffic x and possible confusion: with BERLIN @®—A roaring gasoline | while about 10 men of Hitler's staff watched in the garden outside the Fuehrer’s Berlin air raid shelter in 1945. That was the story — bottled up by the Russians for 10 years — told as an eyewitness account by | * Heinz Linge, Hitler's valet, who a decade of captivity in the Soviet Union. “Hitler shot himself, Eva Braun took poison,” said Linge in an. i yesterday. blaze consumed the bodies of Adolf | Hitler and his bride Eva Braun | before the double suicide, was) carried out from the underground brought a flood of telegrams to | sg Gen. Hans Baur, Publication of his account boudoir and dumped on the grass Linge, Bauer said, offering “‘large in the Chancellery garden by Otto sums” for his story. During the Guensche, an adjutant, while Sov-| interview he held back most de- iet artillery shells were flying over- head, Linge said. Hitler’s chauf- feur had tried to carry out the returned over the weekend from |): | tails, saying he hoped to write a | book or magazine articles. | able to tell something.” After the interview, Linge went! Linge’s story was matched in into seclusion with his wife and | bee eewene Pree eee ere ee TV & Radio Programs...... 35 ' Women’s Pages.......15, 16, 17 _? f Hitler's per- sonal pilot. ~ Baur told newsmen at Camp Friedland in West Germany he was in the bunker April 30, the day of the suicides, “I went into Hitler’s apartment Freed Russian POW says He Saw Hitler Cremated ;part by another returning POW, is dead, He has never been de- clared legally dead. The aides’ stories were substan- tially the same as had been re- constructed by Western investiga- tors years ago. But the West had to wait 10 years to get their ac- counts first hand. Linge said the Russians brought him back to Berlin in 1946 to re- construct for them exactly what happened in the bunker. He was closely questioned for many days after his capture in 1945, he said. But the Russians never gave out his story and allowed doubts over ‘Hitler's fate to circulate. = The balding, six-foot, Linge, now personally procured 50 * ty ‘ + x *« * * x* «* *®* * + j aes . : : ® SS German Unity (By eakfast to Open Meetings Slated ; a With Top Aides Rests on World Unit , > IN TOP AIGeS : Bie Jnited Fun FIVE During Recovery Opinion: Dulles ring KECOvery Doctor Asserts Extra Tells Legion © Russians ) : : Will Ry sued? to Free Goal of $562 175 To Lead UF Kickoff Confinement Will Assure ) ! ’ , President's Return : * salt * East European Nations ' B: BORE aces tale i. : for 55 Agencies — ee | See 2 eel MIAMI (INS) — Secre- | Eisenhower cheerfully re tary of State John Foster . signed himself today to @ Dulles predicted today that * ; ; 4 | |world public opinion will il oud t long period of recovery “— compel Russia to permit which may keep him out of : sm. Wunne urvomrs Om vr Pussmevt _\ uedhoner void remain roomates Rats |tree the eastern Buropean| Nina Foch, Critchfield the White Mouse Sie Cee aay oa * 2 ree e . ud m year. ‘ 4 Mj, Gon nad teva dail See ca Eo Foe Sait winte. Gosia. fhe. ee ook te President is|S@tellites, aa a Scheduled to Speak And the prospects that Dudley White answers newsmen during Sunday's mot yet 100 per cont out of danger, thet he would) | ooing oa a ng eae at Kickoff Ceremony he will retire at the end of press conference. . Dr. White said that President} reappraise the: situation every two weeks. Legion’ convention which his present term were : found the nation’s largest; Starting persed poss heightened by expert medi- - : veterans organization/dents of Pon plus Wa- cal opinion that it isimpos- ~ State Seeking to Purchase Threat Keeps — |reastine over pessage of a|tertord and Pontiac Town- aa ad eat eke \ reserve training law and will be asked to a T b | l Sa t l ae hungering for more of the ships wh ea will be “physically able* to . Outgoing national Commander | it possible for 55 voluntary While progress from his heart me uate x mgtating wit Oasand county fr pur AIQIGTS MUNG tere’. Se Sx Ge hein ele and ce wn oo ane a a = -|N, M., a party ‘af Ags , and his morale is version to house mentally deficient persons. _ | Indiana Governor May commanders last night that con- ped ales to © in Wedel ta. Waskicieseiess coma Gone he hen. agnend ta.6 dichien at hae 4 Director of the State Mental Health Commission| Impose Martial Law in ES cee wid The sinnuel Pontios Aten? oh yous doctors to keep him et Fitaimani | Charles F. Wagg has been meeting with a special six- Wake of Labor Violence | . victory in the Legion's 31-year United Fund drive will open H . S N D Army Hospital for about another , man Board of Supervisors committee in preliminary dis- |. pee Sght tor 9 strong Pte Sy Ge when an emergency ambulance came to Pontiac from Cincinnati aris uto Exhibi es crew was called to his house ° ee and has been a resident of the ; The accidental death toll was one) — os. tr and Mrs. Warren Sees P bl city for 34 years PARIS @®—Charles E. Wilson { cm oar ong ee ee ge Ae *4° four trothers; Delay Bryant of |tors before he became American| { ‘ eee Ser eee eee & & ee See Reuniting Germany Detroit, Jennie Gresham and Lucy | defense secretary, looked longing- Thomas Pafford, a %S-year-cld| Butterworth Mespital attend: Davis of Chicago, and Robert, |ly trom the doors of the Palais ' ants were failing in a bid to (Continued From Page One) Samuel, Charles, and John Rob-| Chaillot today. farmer, was killed Saturday when keep him alive whee Dr. John inson of Chicago : * ¢ @ struck by a car on M6I in front) © ‘summers, 9 chest surgeon, | %4Y “is an obsolete "| Funeral will be at 2 p.m.| Wilson is here to attend the - Standish. The was not held. way to another operation, rags Poem orp hiBagtaned [oe Funeral Home with the| ministers of the North Atlantic Glen Reinhart, #6, of Miliedale, | 11. quickly used stimulating| sr sc eet CK “POM Rev. Richard H. Dixon Jr. of-| Treaty Organization, CALL FE 4-2518 was killed Saturday when bis (40105 and when that failed, made| 7 To ne ficiating. Burial will follow in Oak| “I hope,” he said a bit wistfully, car plowed inte a tre near Jones: 4, incision into the boy’s chest. ‘<“antace stages hopes inst! Hill Cemetery. The body may be “that the sessions end about an) ANY TIME ville. Richard Declute, 9 ¢-year | 1. massaged his heart with his me nccept rest | viewed at 3 p.m. today at the Wil-|hour earlier one of these days eld Otieville youngster, was [fics and moments tater the| ee pnemnower's “open sky” Pla" |iiam F. Davis Funeral Home. Maybe then I'll have a chance to ‘ Saturday when he ran into boy’s heart began beating. -_ on cased Laxuattae tir tes — viet the Grand Palais.” . and TALK TO. - Pettit. ae ee ee thea | 20, im good spirit then we can con- | George Stoianoff The Grand Palais, a bit farther , e. the to n oxygen blood | Laemtly_aove on to international George Stoianoft, 74, of 469%| Up the banks of the Seine, is the VAUGHN ee ® Beet, 0, ot atin, wes) het, Teen and wise measures to reduce and control d Lake Ave., died Thurs-|scene of the Paris auto show, pe age OTe Ry oe Baal aes circulatory | tne instruments of death,” day after an illness of three |Which opened last Thureday for alee allen poe ae a Cen — aa ‘un‘nee'ver eyce| MONROE! Turee-yearcld Darlene Dangler| Kim was described in “fair”! Dulles, who addressed his au-| He was born in Bulgaria in 1880 | Seidy hice was set up by rane pis tha wen eyo et ee oe any dience as Ber gh « gray rl tor 80 a ge Tg gee Of a car near her home about six | and died, . sion of patriotiam and then went te is Zurvived by his widow. | First Aid Awards : 7 8 Nacsa Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Mon-| LONDON (INS) — Hundreds of day from the Kirkby Funeral | awards for first aid treatment of ’ rat ser, saving Sei vit Sa: | pages" “Brush” away ‘ux 3 ’ ways an- . low in the Oak Hill Cemetery. | mually. . Be Smart, Look Comin’) a Sharp! Call Fox Fox | |House of Hazards Shows for Fresher, Sec Fire Dangers to Children Cleaner, Newer ape Pontiac’s “House of Hazards,” miniature house to clemeniary | “The Voice of RCA Victor!” | Looking Cleaning! 719 W. Huron FE 4-153 dramatic illustration of fire haz-| school children this week in prep- : : ards in the ordinary home, has Eisen- Chamber of Commerce anrtual fire ) . iss heen making the rounds of the| \-ovention program at the North i P] Sac oe oh oe | eo Po Blue Cross “wy Blue Shield ; ‘ : eas . in celebration of ntion i ' Richard Schalk, 5-month-old son oe as Aascrtndng te Condition Called Fair Week, The ga — ag = e ow e “of Mrs. Elsie Schalk of . over possible GOP candi-| Rona , The miniature house, owned by | Year's, presen , was Miled. and 19 cthere, vijures dates i Eisenhower bows oUt, | not tal’ Aves Tombehigy wan vat,|the General Motors ‘Truck and] ti#e Fire Chiet Vie Bodamer and Non-Gr ou P rogram Sunday as two cars locked bump- | found the chief executive in @ gay| ed in fair condition at St. Joseph | C®#ch Division fire department, is Hereay Done of Tpm haurman £ j See Ue as |inped when the visited him with | Mercy Hospital today after be was | Poy, in tn sstrations of 20 separate soars ati for people who can not join through a group! ' * SH dvs erman ver i oem Si dahl We the eheway 4 | cater ms, : s ~_ by a car Saturday in front fire dangers in a typical home, it is| How About That! New, greatly increased MATERNITY BENEFTTS . . . plus 20% No physical needed! vided highway and plunged into aj - a ; wired to show the fires which may increase in hospital ROOM ALLOWANCE. .. plus all these hospital ditch crossing the road, Mrs.| _ Be Presideat was deckeg out | Hospital attendants said the boy! result from careless actions. LONDON — Moscow radio] “extras” with no dollar limit for 30 days (another 30 days available Everyone in Michigan— Fieda M. Throp, 46, of Bay City. in a loud bow tie of red and white suffered a concussion. He was| In one scene in the house, aj said today a farmer in the Azer- 6 months after you have been out of the hospital): operating and | under age 65—can apply! driver of one of the cars, is in| “#¥fes om @ dark green back- | struck by a car driven by Ralph/man is shown smoking a cigar-|baijam Republic, bordering Iran,| delivery room ¢ laboratory services ¢ drugs and dressings « ¢fitical condition in Bay City Hos-| Stomd, clipped te the collar of |W. Mitchell, 27, of Birmingham. | ette in bed. When he goes to sleep, | recently celebrated his 147th birth-| Physical therapy ¢ oxygen © basa! metabolism ¢ many ACT MOW é pital. : his gold-colored pajamas, oe or preg _— pool the cigarette drops from his hand | day. The broadcast said the farm-| others, too! ve Mrs. Lioyd Keeney. %5, was! Nixon said the President showed |! gunes y ran into| and the bed catches fire. - er, Mahmd Fivozov, has 23 chil- You must apply before October 22! Application does first tial to Ose Cres « tive | aa killed’ when struck by a car in| “vital interest’ in national and _ path from behind a parked}; GMT Fire Chief Kenneth Good-j| dren, including a daughter 120 not enroll you. We will send yqu o complete list of benefits lollornte Aon, Gutvat 96, Mtchear, tor #08 donate, poanes front of her home three miles north | international pr and speci-| ™4il truck. _- dell has been demonstrating the | years old. ond full information before you ere asked to moke your Pontiac, FE 4-1541. | problems fied “several subjects” he wanted FILL IN~CUT OUT—MAIL TODAY!~ a "night. The «| to talk to Cabinet members’ about. Print Last Neme Print First Name Print Middle [nities Do sot write im these oa a | ae merle ore at ame ens cuoose rzom ('] YOUR BEST BUYIN | | | The decision to keep the Presi- | & ; e Weather dent at the hospital here instead | @@ . 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S0OUh, TV, &. When Secret| Wilson's condition was not told j mand pilot herring Png of Okla | cargo business. Symbolic of ‘the | Capt. Bligh never had anything Col. Ed Starling|to the American people. Eisen- homa, we passed over a majes-| Dis investment | be tie sive | thing like it. Nor did Capt. Bridges. to writing about | hower's is many times daily. tically plunging old freighter. It| from New York on © do : troubles be had with Wilson, | WILL IKE RUN? ; must have been making a good| ‘he SS. Eresid jackson, N C lot of people shiver. | win Ike run again? _ Jeight knots. We were doing about eT as Uy o Contract i. I've been | enough to be | 280. Wilson took up automobile sight-| "ve, been lucky enousy ie ten dee,” said’ Rarney, looking | p THis, fourth in a long tine of N a primar y hobby years but I have no inside infor- diem fend 12,000, “wouldn't it — acksons rol ng i 2 ie arches tes mation. 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As he has ‘made clear this was created by Highway Commissioner Zreauen’s obstinate op- to the proposed Rockford-Bay * as Possible Candidates President. Exsennower’s continued asoady peamiey Sreesd recovery ts bav- | _- years by insisting that he be a ee ee Ce + All this, of course, has had the very beneficial effect of emphasizing that __ the Republicans have ample presiden- tial material to draw on should the ond term. Among those frequently men- . tioned as possibilities are Vice President _ ‘Nexon, Micron S. Ersennowenr, Treasury Secretary Humpurey and former Gov- _ Another name that has ap- peared prominently in party speculation is that of Chief Jus- | * tice Warren. While as recently as _. _ Jast April he disavowed any presi- . dential ambitions, many feel that . he could be persuaded to change _ his mind. Other possibilities _ are Senate Minority Leader ' Knowland, Gov. Christian Herter aici arnph Survey by Llinois Firm ‘Nichols Points Way Out Doing Double Duty _ pounds. ‘it President decide against seeking a sec- . Verbal Or a 7 ¥ A _. The decision was reached over the protest of Democratic Repre- sentative Lestiz H. Hupson who sat in on the meeting. It also followed receipt of conflicting re- ports from State agencies as to the number of beds available for mentally retarded-and tubercu- losis patients. . / * * &* | A member of the interim committee oe ‘on the mentally retarded, the Pontiac lawmaker pointed out that there was no need to spend such a sum. Accord- ing to Hupson, the Citizens Research — Council of Michigan not only is capable and to make such a survey but - offered to do it for nothing. He spoke to the point when he asked: ~ More Unusual Production in Pontiac Area During 1955 ~ Harmonica: Musical instrument with an auxiliary use—to grate cab- bage. Here’s something new for Michigan: Sev- eral cases have been reported of trees from all of the leaves dropped a few weeks and now again are leaving out, just as did last spring. In most cases they are hickory or other nut trees. Sugar beets, for- merly raised quite extensively in Oakland County, still grow well here, as reported by Arthur Longley Lake, who has one that weighs 18 “If you want to see real tall sun- flowers,” phones Abner Fessenden ing stick, as we have them above 17 feet, and still growing.” Raised from seed sent him from Norway, ; Malcolm Weaser Plains, has produced a turnip 12 pounds. Not knowing its calls it a “Spitsbergen’sturnip. recently stated In your column that of hickory nuts in this area fallen off,” writes Chick Muldowney ass Lake, “but five bushels of them have off a tree in my yard.” Of the 161 remaining in the MAT Football Contest, 78 were eliminated when Cornell defeated Harvard, 20-7, Saturday. They are the 75 who picked _ Harvard to win and the three whe . predicted a tie. The 83 who picked Cornell carry over to this week's contest game, and divide their, pre- dictions: Detroit, 20; Boston College, - 63; tle; 0. With the approaching tenth anniversary of the organized work here, Ae / Merrill Ray, Oakland County Soll Conservationist, cites n benefits that have been derived from itt. , x Tt fo E \ The Boy Scouts of America, through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frank, have been presented with 25 acres of land in Lapeer County that has excellent pos- sibilities as\a camp site. I am informed by Executive Director Harold L. Pocklington of Leader’ Dogs for the Blind, Inc., that most people who need them do not realizé. how easy it is to get one of these dogs. If in- terested, write him at Rochester. hids to— Mr. and Leonard Molter of 191 Ferry Ave.;\sixtieth wedding anni- versary. at Everett 8. Todd of 99 Norton Ave.; ninetieth birthday. Mrs. Duana Pratt. - \ of 1705 Oakley Park Bivd.; elghty-ninth\ . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Phelps of Drayton Plains; fifty-third wedding anni- Mrs, Elizabeth Newman Rochester; eighty-eighth birthday. Dr, and Mrs. A. M. Watson | of he ee 4 S, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955. : Fall Guy David Lawrence Says: | ‘56 Presidential Campaign Won't Be Dull Regardless of Whom the Nominees Are q a position of leadership and is issu- ing warnings calculated to make years against the evils of the con- the progressi and his fellow-liberal, Sen. Kefau- word of protest. Lake Orion, “bring your longest measur- - Eisenhower, The Republican Party through 20 years of defeat, i nt oe of I have less trouble when sitting in not servatives . from _ positions leadership and today the party is built in the image of its principal middle-of-the-roader — President the Republican Party has defin- itely committed itself to a program which avoids the extreme of either ’ the left or the right and sticks closely to the center, where the people really want the power. of government to rest.’ That's be- cause today the middle-of-the-road means holding at a safe distance the various groups that seek ad- vantage out of governmental policy to the detriment of the ‘national interest. DEMS FACTIONAL By contrast, the Democratic Party is committed to a faction and boldly proclaims its bias as a virtue. Thus, the Democrats are promising a one-sided labor law and are counting on the big-labor- union bosses to help them finance the next campaign and to swing the vote of the workers. The “Americans for Democratic Ac- tion,” a radical organization which comes from the group that former President Hoover characterized as “totalitarian liberals,” is expected to mobilize the “left wingers” for the Democrats, while the big-city and state organizations with their machines are counted on to ‘keep in line many of the so-called mi- nority groups. It's true the Democrats have a cleavage in the South, bat this will hargly hurt them this time as it did in 195%. The Democratic Party in the North is in the main harmonious. It has lost the Con- servative voters but believes this more than offset by the laber-union and radical vote. ‘ * * * On request, signed, Motion Sickness Victims By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. “Sitting in the rear seat, with a big pillow at my back and my feet braced on the foot rest I can the front seat, but this is ways feasible nor efficacious. nar always attributed _trouble to allergy to gas hope that your suggestions as other suggestions yours have proved. Please let anybody change or your style. We like i is.. (Mrs. A, B.)” = @ a td how to “I love to go deep sea fishing, but every time I do so I become ill in spite of the many remedies friends have recommended to pre- vent seasickness. “At least this was so until I received your pamphlet on motion sickness. RESULTS SKETCHY “I haye noticed on more than ofhe occasion your remark that readers rarely report what results they have had from following your stggestions or advice, unless they want something else. Well, ¥ don’t want anything more now except to say thanks a million, doctor, for the tablets you recommend in the pamphiet. Tam now able to go fishing even - in rough weather, and enjoy my- self thoroughly. (D.B.)” Thank you, sir, It is a rare privilege to hear from a reader who merely reports how some- thing I recommended worked if at all. SAFER REMEDY I recommend the remedy which D. B. found so satisfactory be- eS ae ee than seasickness and therefore it is available every- where (railway and bus stations, airports, fishing piers, etc.) with- I will send 5 proie want tian et ove, Tell Troubles to Brady a copy of the pamphlet on Mo- tion Sickness. Inclose with your request a stamped, self-addressed envelope. A clipping will bring no | ; : letters, not more. — pene or Words long, pertain: health and not nosis or will be answered b Dr. William . it San hae sent to the Pontiac s iu ‘Sharp Hooc hould Be Looking Back : New York Business Site Doesn't Promise Success it s e ciity E : Wilmington, Likewise, Caterpillar Tractor did not suffer because its principal office was in Peoria, Til., nor--did Allis Chalmers languish in Milwaukee. And Deere & Company held its own in Moline, Other cor- porate successes have been based in Chicago, Detroit, San Fran- cisco,: Seattle, Omalia, Atlanta, Boston and other points, north, east, south and west. Similarly May Department Stores through the years got top billing as a mérchandising earner without a New York outlet. Bill Zeckendorf, a bull on Man- hattan, has brought forth a con- structive approach. This operator is at war with the concept that a building should be left untouched until it becomes unusable. With land limited, Zeckendorf holds that each important parcel should be re-examined periodically to deter- The head of one national corpora- tion, who elects to stay on Man- hattan Island, rather than move those nearby, it would be incon- venient for others. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE promise. you with all my heart . » » That I will always care... Through weeks and months, and through the years ...The thoughts that I have spoken . . . Have linked a chain of promises ,.. That never has been broken ,.. It is a chain I hope that. ypu . . . Will always wear for me... Yes, even in that misty vale .. . Of timeless memory ... And in return the only thing .. . I want to ask of you... Is just your loving prom- ise that . . . You also will be true, Case Records of a Psychologist: (Copyright 1955) Reader’s Idea That Methuselah’s Age Was Based on Moons Couldn’t Be True August is like the blind men of Hindustan. He figuratively grabbed the elephant by the tusk and. then violently main- tained an elephant was a spear. As you grow older, you learn to be more cautious. Wide expe- rience is necessary to be sure you can see the full “elephant” of life. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Pase P-361: August E., aged 60, fis a close reader of this column. “Dr. Crane, I was doubly inter- ested in your discussion of the pos- sible value of trace minerals in » promoting longer life,” he began. “You mentioned that in primi- tive times the Bible says people lived to be 800 fo 900 years old. “In that connection, you gave Methuselah’s age as 969, but said it might be possible they used sea- sons instead of our modern years. “Don’t you realize that they em- ployed the moon as their tifne * * 969 by the 13 moons that make up one of our years, you'll find he lived to be only 74." FIVE BLIND MEN ~ .Don’t you readers recall the fa- In turn, they insisted that an elephant was a rope, a fan, a spear, a snake and a tree trunk, depending on which part of his anatomy they had chanced to handle. Well, life is much like that. If you have vast experience, you sim- ply see a larger portion of the entire ‘‘elephant.”” People of limited experience are often very sincere. They may honestly swear thaf they are 100 per cent correct in their views, which is true, as far as their limited perspective permits. But they may be so sadly in error, in the eyes of people with many times, I knew that the use of “moons” for years was not plausible. * * * years by 13, we’d not only reduce Methuselah’s 969 lifespan to 74, but his father would then have been only 5 years of age when he begat Methuselah! Obviously, thaf is quife far- fetched. Even, counting each of our four seasons as a fall year would make Enoch only 16, which is possible. But I will not argue against the fact that perhaps in early days men actually lived very much longer than we modern human beings. Maybe when the earth was young and ten petra rons as well as ra 's, our longevi attained 800 or 900 years. ud But nowadays we are unduly stressing the importance of a long life, For a person who has never A man like Christ lived only 33 years, but has changed the whole course of social relations on this entire planet. And some of your valiant sons _ and daughters, who died in the re- ah ie Serer a Fae VE) oe eae ee eee Lee eae ip ? ae. 4 e pe SN eee bt rag eee agp ee Ee a ee, Por ee an ee ee Renee ge er perme ae ye ee eee Oe Cae eo OR niet et oa Week ee ee iS Pcs oe Fe pce eee | ae 6a Ft,» : cree cates ? rs ‘ay i | ie cape a ar eae i : ) a Pe aa lees y \ i PRET Deas 7 ' ae alg ak a af ita ae EO em chee ee Vi if a A 4 ; P : ia Te pepe os al) psy ‘5 i hehe pt On at ' et ee f Ay ie a ey ad, . j \ of ; ane t i j cer Be ; _ THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,. OCTOBER 10, 1955 | ; Armour Finally Cashes |bapers ty Mre. 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D. 337 South Telegraph Road, FE 4-0528 BROWN 1362 West Huron, FE 2-4810 CHARLES 7 South Telegraph, FE 4-0521 REALTORS gt AF * PERATIVE KEAL ESTATE PORE eR ee ge i We a A ee eee ee rere © Wea EO HC Te oP ee rm Uae Le ee a ey : : ; ? _ : | 4 : ‘ “ eee. re <¢ i hy A ay 4 J hd f Bs ee * : 6 ; i oe : ee it i ‘ f . fis 4 t ¥ cs j f i THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 ve : ly é a ; . ; —— , > Local Accepts Contract Motors ‘Corp. here ‘eatited | Manila Awaits Hoover: ef a Motors Corp. here ratified ee sie S SSS a coe by a “substantial TU Auto Workers, said last’ margin.” See INEWPORT'SAI (MONDAY). "TIL 9 | MONDAY TUESDAY * SPECIALS * ae le , A Sweetest Day Adventure © |. ‘SONORED FOR SERVICE — Duncan McVean| ning. Storekeeper for the Mie yer Penden 8 i .“ : |Suncieetcemenccess\cctnscmess | | in Happiness D uncan M cVean H Oonor ed eer polis : If you want to experience the warm glow of peace and contentment which for 50 Years at Hospita ] | ac rapms w—ciy otticals, is the very essence of true happiness, make it a point to set aside your <3 : Reape ree Sas task niet ein tornenll = pp sega tag own cares and worries for a day; go out of your way to make someone : cred Saturday night with a. ban-| rae Somared vanetar St te Bia Bay: else happy. : ote quet attended by 250 employes and a ok daicne ence ide ares. pas | Spend some time with those youngsters that you haven't seen enough - Duncan McVean, head storekeep- | Vern end theis two chilies Dun can iced te cone ie - of lately; write that long postponed letter to a friend or relative. A | |evenings ‘and on weekends when [cm Eaward and Robert, investigating the feasibility of an special word of praise or encouragement for someone who needs a boost; : Istill in high school in the year ; atomic reactor for civilian use. , +“ : 99 ? | 1906. ‘Barbed Wife’ Offered , an extra cheery “good morning” to the newsboy or the cop on the corner perintendent of Potise State Hos |ed in the Tempie Telegram camel! ORDER: Clean -|| __ =these are the things that make up the “spirit of Sweetest Day.” Pospital, and’ said tat, McVeen | Should have reed barbed wie, sald Winter Comfort NOW! ~~ You'll be surprised at the magic which lies hidden in even the’ é : = dhe. yrs pe redtnced. B-E-L,. Jetes, “the. man : : smallest trifle of unselfishness—try it and make Sweetest Day, Saturday, as which was then called Eastern ‘ ° EASY \ Michigan Asylum. 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Mennen Williams’ recent con- ference at the Grand Hotel Mackinac Island. ° . ” Along with the showing of the furs, will be a display of fabrics and garments by a woolen mills company, also of Blissfield. LOCAL WOMEN MODEL Eight local women will assist six time it is swimming an icy stream, until it is being stitched into a garment. , Eighty women of the club are F? ps feet Géneral chairman for the affair is Mrs. Frank Torrence, with Mrs. H. A. Miller assisting. Profits from the fashion show will be used in the student ex- change program, Blood Bank and many other worth while commu- nity projects, according to Mrs. Thurman Ruggles, president. Metamora to Discuss Proposal for School - | METAMORA—The study group of the Dryden-Leonard-Metamora school area will hold a public meet- ing at the Metamora school on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. VISIT or CALL MICHIGAN FIRST AID FIRST AID SUPPLIES Lt 2.3027 JO 4-6847 1621 S. 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The election campaign was fought over the Bonn government's membership in the North Atlan- tie Alliance and its plans to build a 500,000-man armed force for Western defense. Socialist leaders charged these pro-Western policies were blocking Soviet agreement to the. reunification of Germany, — With only 46 of the 92 seats in Police Seek Kni Seek Knifer of Lake Orion Man The victim; Alfred S. McLaugh- lin, of 870 Pine Rd., was dis- “| tion for the United Nations. Roosevelt devotes a \major part of her time to: her work as a|- director of the American Associa- It was this post that brought. her to Miami for a speech the week be- fore her birthday, but the birthday itself will be spent in New York as a “day ou.” * * There will “he no birthday fes- tivities. } “I don’t think older people can feel as long as they use the abilities they have,”’ she sald.) _ FOR FAST RELIEF, rub in Ben-Gay. 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Breakfast Set ‘45 Plastic Top—Yellow, Gray or Red Gas and Electric RANGES @FREE DELIVERY OPEN MON. & FRI. Ti9 P.M. | ¢ : FE 4-8795 69° Ls Ip a Way, i } ‘y pa! FP aE i < ha Beta Chapter te ft ee Pee ee ona | “ee Pe ' olds | rege aaa ¥ , tlatio {p. ma Marilyn Morris (right) reason to be surprised when of Ottawa drive had good t Pontiac Press Photos she went into the comic book | Mrs. Thomas Hollis, PTA president of South Genesee ave-* concession at Webster School Fall Fun Frolic since she found | nue taking a sneak preview. The comics will be found in (left to right) Robert C. Tricker of Dick avenue, father | Genevieve Durfee’s PTA member; Mrs. Everett Cooke of Holly, a teacher, and | Tuesday afternoon. first grade room when the festival opens “When our children started to appreciated, PTA Activities a.igretelion PEA will meet Thureday ot se sualnie ‘period a. -.. will follow the busi- Ww at 1:45 “gy, Ee | 9 .“ board meet at ass D-m, PTA will meet Wernes- at 7:30-p.m. in the all members of ay per Janice and efth will give « , dem- onstration on naturalization. “How to make my hobby pay off was my next idea. Murals were out of the question, as r:y painting time is usually from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 9 to midnight, “One evening, after spending a most enjoyable time at a plastic. party demonstration .in a neigh- bor’s home, I decided to paint a collection of watercolor and poster color pictures and have my own art party. One and a half years later, in October 1954, I was ready. * 8 @. “IT had 8) paintings, framed, numbered and priced. They ranged from 50 cents for miniatures to five doliars. I had paintings of cow- boys, ballerinas, crinoline ladies and my favorite flowers from Sher- wood Forest. MANY. ORDERS “Then I invited friends in to see my work. One party led to an- other. I had four in that one month, which resulted in orders that kept me busy until two days before Christmas! “Each party starts off with an art class. Everyone has to draw something, and a prize is given for Womens Section MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 PAGES 15-17 } Dancing to the call of “Star by the right” | right). are Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Silk of South John-|opehing dance of the season of the Elks son avenue, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore\SaShay Quadrille Club held Friday evening of Oxford and Mr. and Mrs, Norman A.\at the Elks Temple. Mr. Moore is serving K boulevard (left to\as president of the elub this year. \ f ‘ tw ‘ » ee Underwood of James ete b ° & The couples were pictured at the Pontiag Press Photo Parents Are Invited to Meet Principal Parents of students of Eastern Junior High School will have the opportunity to meet Kenneth Nag- ley, new principal, at a get-ac- quainted open house Tuesday eve- ning from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the school gymnasium, Mrs, Nagley also will attend. Mrs. Charlies Neldrett, vice- president of the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers, and past president of Eastern Junior High School PTA will also welcome Eastern’s families during the eve- ning, : Mrs. Charles Hartzman, PTA president, is chairman of the af- fair. Refreshments will be served by PTA members. Les Filles Holds | Membership Tea _ Sally Warren, of Henry Clay ave- nue, was hostess to the Les Filles annual membership tea. Sunday afternoon, New pledges receiving corsages from the club were Barbara Grif- fin, Cathy Hawn, Peggy Warren, Connie Crozier, Linda Dorris and Barbara Learned. Mrs. Carey Jr., club sponsor, presided at the tea, table. ‘ n for # Mrs. Kenneth Long of West Iroquois|Dale and Diane Cheal of Newberry: road is helpfully directing Bill Graves|are asking’ lots of questions since this is (left) of Dick avenue to the fish pond at| their first school fair. The fish pond is 9M i ambers 4 = ‘ cK jae a) ea! a y eres { : 5 ty ha (Ceremony Performed ay ge TALB t a o7F Ht | Fi i z ti fir i lif | : i aa ster School begins tomorrow after- noon with a White Elephant march, No gift is. too small nor too insignificant to be used on this yearly project. Inasmuch as some of the ob- jects of PTA are to promote the welfare of youth and to bring into closer. relationship the home and the school that the parents may co- operate, in the united effort to fur- ther the child's training, members of the Webster PTA board feel that a fair is the project to which everyone can contribute efforts and talent, Mrs. Kenneth Long, finance chairman, ts handling arrange- ments for the affair and each room has chosen its own project end‘ advertised it by posters and bulletin board displays. Beginning with a smorgasbord, Holy Land Visitor Speaks} at Harvest Home Banquet By MARY ANGLEMIER Sun-red ‘sumac, purple tinged vines of wild grape, cattails, corn- stalks and pumpkins decorated the banquet hall of First Methodist Church for the 65th annual Harvest Home Banquet, Friday. The 500 friends and guests were seated at tables centered with yellow and green toy size wooden ‘| wheelbarrows filled with gourds, grapes, peppers and persimmons. Yellow candles lent a warm, golden glow. * * * Individual programs were en- closed in yellow paper wheelbar- rows on which harvest fruits were hand colored. Jeanette Church, general chair- man, gave a word of welcome, thanked those who had worked with: her on banquet arrange- ment, and introduced the toast- master, the Rev. Keith Colby of the Elmwood Methodist Church. “When traveling in the Holy Land, it isn't what you see but what you feel,” said Dr. Chester A. McPheeters, minister of Metro- politan Methodist Church, Detroit, who gave the main address. TRAVELED ABROAD Dr. and Mrs. McPheeters spent the summer visiting Europe and the Holy Land. Dr. McPheeters said that as they left ‘the airport and were being driven ‘into Jerusalem, the cab driver remarked, “You are on the road to Samaria.” stories of Jesus on the road that he had been taught in Sunday School and had read came rush- ing to his mind. He went on to tell about Israci today. Before and during World War I millions of Jews had been - Howard Crawford, tickets; Changing his thinking, Yitzhak Ben-Zoi gave up his hatred and has dedicated. his life to building Israel into a Jewish state that will be an example for all the world, * ¢ * Pere Carr, who directed com- munity singing had. everyone vocalizing on old time rounds and spirited songs. Maxine Murphy was accompanist. : The Boys’ Ensemble of Pontiac High School gave several’ selec- tions and Herbert Hoffman, min- ister of music, sang several solos PASTOR IN CHARGE The highlight of the evening was the Harvest with the Rev. Paul R. Havens, who has been pastor 12 years, in charge. Throughout the past year Sunday School classes and church organ- izations have worked to present offerings at the Harvest Banquet. The gifts were brought in unique ways. Several boys, dressed in work clothes came pushing a wheelbarrow fall of hay, plus a bag of money. They carried a sign “It Ain’t All Hay.” Some brought their gifts in baskets of fruit. One class pre- sented a small tree loaded with one, five and twenty dollar bills. serving fish dinners, presented a plate of fish to the pastor along with the profits. A class of girls camé in singing “Bringing in the St \" and offered a bag of silv * * It was disclosed rs. John Rawiey has attended this banquet for 30 consecutive years. The Rev. Mr. Havens pro- nounced the benediction. Assisting Miss Church as chair- men of committees were Allen Elliott, Mrs. Clayton Rule, pro- ; Mrs. Fred Manes, publicity: An adult group that has. been | w Webster School Fall Fun Frolic. Twins,| product of Mrs. Gordon Keiller’s room. Big White Elephant March to Start Webster Festival Fal! Fun Festival week at Web- | visitors will have a full evening of entertainment. Because of the dinner arrangements, Serving on the committee are Mrs. Keith Gow- an, Mrs. Matt Grahek, Mrs. David | DuVali and Mrs. Roy Corwin Jr. The smorgasbord will be served from five until seven o'clock. cluded in this evening of fun, * * « A dart game is sponsored by Mrs. Norman Feet for Mrs. Ar- thur O'Neill's room and Mrs. Ken- neth Madsen is planning them for | Geraldine Doerfer’s third grade room, © room, a A grab bag has been planned by Mrs, John Patterson and Mrs. J.R. Jenkins is arranging a beauty shop. Visitors may purchase a“ bag of made in Mrs. Carl Robert- son’s sixth grade room by Mrs. Robinson Bronoel; ride a _ play- ground tractor being sponsored by David Weathereoll's sixth grade with Mrs. Thurley Allen as chair- man or enjoy a pony ride planned by Mrs. D. B. Eames for the second grade room. LUNCH STAND For those who cannot come early enough to enjoy the smorgasbord, hot dogs and potato chips are being sold by Mrs. Francis Larkin's kindergarten with Mrs. George Watters in charge. Pop and coffee for the quick lunch are being sold by Mrs. L. C. Howlett for Mrs. Denzel Sheppard’s second grade and dessert may be purchased from two carnival concessions. * * Ld Mrs, Homer Gerue’s fifth grade will have candied apples made by Mrs. John Leacher or cotton candy may be purchased from Mrs. Al- fred Rothweiler’s first grade under the supervision of Mrs. Forrest food. Balloons, an atmosphere neces- sity, may be purchased in Mrs. Elsie Welch's first grade room from Mrs. James Forman, and Mrs. Addison Oakley will have lee cream in Mrs, James Jones’ room. Mrs. T, Boice Purdy will be at the candy counter.in Mrs, Harold Muldowney's kindergarten room, and a baked goods counter is planned in Mrs. William Donnelly’s fourth grade room sponsored by aaa he ra cod _—- of work involved, four]: Wearing a gown of silk taffeta and delicate rose-point Chantilly quins and the long lace sleeves ended in points over the wrists. The bodice was fashioned of taf- feta with an insert of lace which fell into the skirt forming a full front panel. ing a Her headpiece was of beaded MRS. GEORGE RAYMOND HOWELL Howell-Sturgeon Nuptial Held at Grace Lutheran ,, =| rl Bamford drive and Mr. and © bridegroom. ie : E 4 Pedy gowns and headpieces tical to the honor attendants and \ é rf } "THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER. 10, 1955 ilcpasen tees t time in ally lange pieces. of water and in fair- ours: OPEN: 9:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. OPEN: Monday--Thursday--Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Mode CL CARPET & FURNITURE Co. 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Moscow apartment houses, for example, have as many as 10 stories and ter BABY tortered by They have to build their cities ITCHING RASH | wise em Som tally as we are doing in Amer- Peg ye ney skin fea. First, their mass transpor- 80 became raw, helped, tation facilities are not ade- Slal'ee trled Reina! Obiarent,, | quately extended to the suburbs: Tu two he was com- second, there are relatively few fortably. deal wi dag automobiles; and third, the oatili- “trace of the skin ailment was our parser eamgimr noticeable.” Keep Resinol handy The number of automobiles et eee | Sere Senne ent or Baltimore 1, Md. "Name on request. 40,009,000. <. aa 7 ae 22 wots ©. BRACE \ ’ Breco-Smith Junceal Home -_ -438 West Lawrence Street Pontiac, Michigan \ Ambulance ‘Service Phone FE 5-0738 No Quibbling _ ABOUT CLAIMS WHEN YOU war US H. R. Nicholie | INSURANCE AGENCY 49 Mt. Clemens - Phone FE 2-2326 . Building Con Houses being ‘built. in the sub- urbs are single family homes. They represent the only private ownership in the Soviet Union. A man can build himself a home but not a 2-family house. This would involve renting to a tenant for The homes in this category which are built are mostly of the |“Dacha” type. They consist of | two, three or four rooms. Some |have toilet facilities but a very | great number of them, an out- | house. They resemble our sum- | mer cottage type of structure. | They are built of four types ef material, a pre-cut log cabin construction, a normal wood frame building, an adobe brick structure, or a type of cinder house built in the past 10 years. In a city like Stalingrad, which was completely destroyed during the war, the pre-fabricated _con- crete slab technique is now being introduced in - apartment house -| construction. Plans call for, the | manufacture next year of concrete | Slabs for single family houses. GUARANTEED CONSUMPTION These apartment projects . are now being built by the pre- RENT BY INCOME ; The city of Stalingrad, for ex- Housing | profit and in their country it would | , * ome of the majr | constitute “exploiting the worker.” "| MACHA’ TYPE HOME 150,000 square living space per year without pre- fabrica’ year they don’t opportunity to tell an rican how cheap their rents are and how expensive ours are by contrast. They are fooled, however. They don’t realize that the same outfit that rents them an apartment for s : r i 11 Get Promotions ‘lin National Guard — , pany, National Guard, Boosted to corporal’ were: Wil- liam D, Greenfield, of Waterford Township; Richard E. Stone, of Lake Orion; Robert Oeschger, of — and T. J. Wyatt, of Walled N. Francis St., Pontiac; Gerald Millar, of Huntington Woods; Rob- ert L. Gardner, 278 Beverley St., Mt. Clemens, of PO Pontiac, -Eahmonity National Bank NTIAC Michigan STATEMENT OF CONDITION As of the close of business October 5, 1955 <3 RESOURCES > Cash on Hand and Due From Other Banks d and Due From Other Banks ............ 15,866,097.13 Securities of the United States Government ........... 36,612,152.52 52,478,249.65 State, County and Municipal Bonds ..................- : * 13,598,515.81 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ................+..+++ 3 105,000.00 * Leans and Discounts ........... ore ecco eeeeees 10,844,751.63 Real Estate Mortgages ..... Piiliks ase idewnwsd on dccnnce 10,907,077.27 21,751,828.90 Accrued Income Receivable ...........00.esseweeceees 390,012.65 Prepaid Expenses ........... eile the eudeesche savexese 26,235.80 Bank Premises, Land and Buildings ..........0.....++ 904,973.88 Furniture and Equipment .......... Lsueaucewes ceceee 79,643.32 Real Estate Owned Other Than Bank Premises ....... 96,100.00 1,080,717.20 Other Assets ................ badd es sacwuerban es tease 114,567.99 TOTAL RESOURCES .......... cna hggiebeestin ie §9,545,128.00 LIABILITIES . Deposits: EE ee ee ree béndeusiseex 49,678,518.11 TE 55 bo khedbon vine ovnnhestneewei esse bee oe00cwetn Obpeeegeloee U.S. Government ...... isan weabeusens #5 8 Sistas demas a 1,796,399.89 TOTAL DEPOSITS .............0..c0cceeseeees ~—«§3,699,233.33 Accrued Income Unearned ................0.0c0eceee 709,061.99 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, Etc. ..................... 458,385.43 Reserve for Dividends—Not Yet Declared ............. 55,416.65 Reserve for Contingencies .....................00000 280,671.51 Reserve for Loan Contingencies ...................... 268,521.90 549,193.41 Other Liabilities .......... dea nsememmace «04 ere oo 13,635.28 Capital Stock, Common ..............0.ee000: ceeeee - 1,500,000.00 Surplus .......... cecn esa eT TT TET eT ee TO eTT TT . 2,000,000.00 Undivided Profits ......... ceeeerecseereeeereeeecers 560,201.91 4,060,201.91 \ TOTAL LIABILITIES .............0.0.ceeeeeee: United States Government Securities In the amount of $3,960,000.00 Par Value, in the fore- going statement are pledged to secure Federal and State Government Deposits. Where Thousands Save Millions! MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Brving B. Babooss Robert R, Eldred Senior Vice President Dearborn Motors Credit Corp. Coane Bonk Lople H. Cole of Pontiac HK. Cole Ol! Company _ W, Russell Eames Harold A. Fitagerald Remes & Brown Publisher, Pontiac Press o : Alfred RB. Glancy, Jr. } } Alfred C, Girard President & Chairman of the Board, Community National Bank of Pontiac President, A, R. Glancy, Ine. Harold E. Howlett Attorney Howlett, Martmen & Beier Howard W. HK. Harry M. President, Baldwin Rubber Co. 89,545,128.00 . Huttenlocher W. Huttenlocher Agency Pontiac; and Raymond L. Lemp, of | mphasizes Multi - Apartment viet Returns : struction for All Citizens So R | 118. Repulse Pressure have won their way to West Ger- | many instead. . Red-—Government YOUR CHOICE | NO MONEY DOWN! Believe it or not, you can buy either the new Speed Queen Automatic Ironer or the 1956 Speed Queen Washer for only $79.95. 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The route is west from the court house on Huron Street, which (merges.into Highland Read (M-59), for a distance of 17 miles. eckons to Residents Just after you pass under the railroad viaduct, turn right into the Milford-Holly Road eight miles to the Davisburg Road, where you) years. turn right four miles to the white church just as you are entering Davisburg. At this church you tun right on Andersonville Road eight miles, to the Dixie Highway at Waterford, on which you turn right eight miles to Pontiac. Newsmen Laud lke's Physician Dr. Pau! Dudley White Fascinates § Reporters With Wry Diplomacy aren't too sure he has all the necessary political back- ground—and he'd be the last to say that he has—but he’s a whiz at a news conference. be a handicap in most dry-humored 69- He may lack political back- ground, but he is learning fast. For instance, yesterday he anti- wanted to. Dr. White had run into complications on chat mere ‘before. “The sitimate pb ” he said in such question, is unanswera Ss eS ato ts newsmen here Dr, White said it was “conceivable” that, barring complications, the President would be “physically able” to run again. Reminded of this yesterday, he came back with: “1 didn’t say that he was going He added that what he said two weeks ago was based on whether the President “had a complete re-: covery.” And even now, he con- tinued, “it is too early to say” whether that will be the case. He explained too why the Presi- dent’s breakfast menu includes *. “beef bacon” so often. “‘Beef bacon has less fat than bacon bacon,”” he observed. He even volunteered that some- time, after some of the pressure has passed away, he may do some- thing about some of the reflections he has written about “ thrombosis in the presidency.” “But” he concluded, ‘‘they are not suitable for this —— at the moment.” Mickey Cohen Free; Off fo Los Angeles STEILACOOM, Wash. (#—Mick- ey Cohen is on his way back to Los Angeles, where his name used to be mentioned in connection with rackets before he served almost four years for income tax evasion. The pudgy was freed from McNeil Island Fed- eral Penitentiary yesterday. He stepped off a launch, legged it two blocks trying to evade re- porters, then met four men, includ- _ ing his brother Harry, a Chicago . construction man. His first words -were: “Where the hell you guys been?” - The quartet dashed to Harry Es Cohen's blue Cadillac. Then Mick- ey told repSrters he was going to Los Angeles. He told a Los jes Examiner reporter he was thinking of opening a bar and grill in Beverly Hills or the 80 called re a MOSCOW —A cloud has blown up over the future of V. M. Molo ‘The Old Bolshevik has admitted making a mistake on an obscure point in Communist ideology and were trying to guess what is afoot. | Presidium does not agree,” said. “| now is four years. Molotov’s Public Admission of Error May Spell End of His Diplomatic Role Discuss Change in Patent Laws Inquiry Begun to Evolve Methods to Encourage Attic Inventors small-time “‘attic’ inventors who have contributed heavily to en- gineering advances of the past 50 He said the U.S. Patent Office appli- cation and granting of a patent Rubber Union Chiefs Talk Contract Details NINETEEN. + ya saat gi ii HUNGRY’ FELLOW — This young lion cub be-| alo awaiting « name, i this recent lieves in taking on a mouthful of toothpicks before| Winston Churchhill. The visitor dinner, Awaiting a meal at the London 'zoo, and Eee ee ‘Press Photo of Sir a@ replacement Pere oy . West diploma orn fe here today skilled workers, plus a little over a v r ee ee ee cee Cla 2 5 s WHAT'S MY LINE? ciatrbuted as the employes wich Claims Chances ) i toch werd le réloted to Friday and has idled more than| Are 50-50 Ike alms urvival a oe ‘ays meeting was called to’act on! Will R 2 's ng was on ; * . i TAMA cere eneees ratification of the contract, not I lun Again the strike, The current average | CORONA DEL MAR, Calif. w— = iti nil : wage was a F There is an “even, 50-50 chance : . 1 “fee eee OS that President Eisenhower will| NEW YORK (Sir Winston|we have deities apart in the F 3 E wage per worker under the new | @td Pyle, @ presidential assistant.) 4.4 fundamental Eta tha|cieenr’ aver’ te Ene Miele i: contract. The former Arizona governor did | English-speaking xf ian denen save ourselves | 4 not elaborate on the statement in| This unity, he says, is “not at} “What improvement there may : Ee Red-Freed Americans addressing Orange County Repub- | the expense of other countries, nor|have been a during the tew | En Route to United States |licans yesterday except to say: |b¥ the < ee em we é “If God will, this tor | nery: as the natural realiza-| awe to the ot the Western 1 bere . HONG KONG Three Ameri- spare this man for tion of a great truth.” world and to the sacrifices we have pone 7 can civilians freed by the Chinese |"S for a few more years, we will Britain's wartime Prime Minis-| made to maintain a strong, bold 4 DIET 8 Communists were en route to the|see a new era of international | ter by recording last night) and united front. $3 Guar - United States today aboard the | peace.” at annual Freedom House din- eo.» *¢ 6 PAM 9 Es liner President Cleveland. Pyle the Democratic as the recipient of its 1955; “If this improvement continues, 7 THERWAE ‘ ee will put an estimated 2% Award for services to the | there may well be felt on either or ; 8 TOUER: 82, of Philadelphia, Pa., a re-| dollars into the 1956 cause of freedom. both sides of the Atlantic a tempta- 9 RURCENT tired.’ businessman; Miss” Sarah | while “the Republicans will do well wiley So tion to drift apart again, and for Perkins, 63-year-old missionary of|to muster three million ” : nations to go their own way. 3 ‘ Charleston, S. C., and 13-year-old| The recipe for GOP he|- “At all times when America and| “Nothing could be more disas- . é 5 Sieh hes tia Bias Emma Angelina Barry, child of an | asserted, is to “go the British Commonwealth have|trous’ than that, and it would : American father and a white Rus-| house and and tell | stood br, things have gone|surely lead sooner or later to a sian mother, the truth about a ronda odie dhe lmeta ST ee as mankind has = never. . 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GAS APPLIANCE DEALER | THE PONTIAC oot MONDAY, QCTOBER 10, 1955 : TWENTY-THREE Heights Charter Lapeer Chest |Lapeer fo Write three-man tribunal. , |held in the school yesterday. |iome of Mrs. Roy Best, with Lake , FEATURE FOR FEATURE, WORLD'S FINEST GAS HEATING UNIT! : Herbert has opposed the first charter, has | ley, Professor of athletics and phyS-| er, the topic being “Portealt of @ County Births lege. ity.’ a motion pic- Farm and Garden| Pat Luck Sapper Set | 38) Senne ee ot 1S a for White Lake Grou Bag, | : Club at Rochester P | Voorheis and aninute mala, Ray: C a : WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The | 0nd Wheeler. hy Crain (on October 17 N Ch rier R Dri Slates Guest Da : aa Signed by Group aes Ew Uiiarier F in omeo rive -perial gap apvsi eee Fane TPR Dna we eat Almost Frantic from ; Pres em mond ogo Bay : pits 4 we muah of Ss, Seen Po ae in the basement of the White Lake - Chest begins its annual drive} LAPEER — Lapeer SA . have planned guest | cp, ; i On Way to. Governor | tor tunds on Monday, Oct. 11. The| mission last week named nine _ ROMEO — Eagar Priest, local] gay at 2 p.in. ton Aro 4 leaded DRYSKIN ITCH? i for ‘Signature; Name | Tota this year is $8,000, which! 1, write a new city charter. “ j > | business man, was named chair-/ Avon Memorial Library. supper, . | Dec. is $850 less than last year, are asked to complete the job by wis man. of the Romeo and Bruce| Alice Burlingame of Birmingham Ann Bowers will show films | First applications of Zemo—a is 6 to Vote Rod Parsch was re - elected | the first of the year so that it Township United Fund campaign will. speak on * ‘Dirt Gardening as taken on a trip to Japan doctor's soothing antiseptic— a the Community | be submitted to the voters at the this week a Hobby.” i relieve itch of surface and - MADISON HEIGHTS — A new| Guests Cart, Blsop, selected | April election The Romeo goal during the drive sl We, Lod ee” | Cealagad waa : Madison Heights Charter was| Secretary - treasurer and Lyle There age be a pay. papulng $2,599, which is approximately ay a = * | chairman, a ee ee aids peer: Boy 80 i signed by the nine members of the| Zemem Vice-President. CSalrman | between selec phe alii Badly amount raised last] and Mrs, C. M. Haynor and |: ee ' Charter Commission, at a special| Tuesday, Oct. 1% are Naomi ee ae he ee ee : —_* fee as. Ee ena any i session held on Saturday, and is| Beardsley and Mrs. Mary Potter. | cysaces in state laws since that | — Pe Paragon cr e008, to be | othe rae rf e ; i | DisSreicatree| eee | Sees ser | fot & ey aves | oares sar cores (Gives Gas Heat Buyers| ‘Williams’ approval or rejection,| business district drive and Lyle|’ tions of the charter. ee * $600, to the Romeo Girl Scouts; | White elephants to this meeting . a said acting Mayor Virginia M. Col-| Jones heads the industrial cam-| ©, the commission are Harold| — $188, to the Clinton Valley Boy ’ ” a berg this morning paign, Rogers, George Donaldson, T.G. Scouts; $165. to the Salvation fe " Di ; e 4 - : Caley, Elmer Holman, Don Beyer. Army and the remaining amount |Families Slate Dinner residents will liber scoert or| Ui H Dedi tio! E.T. White, Rod Parsch, Byron : of to bo Gennted 00 98 |“ edcceeried’ the Family | ac east Nearer pire entail eet ier nome tet aeepton tee oe , : ! ee tr fetes cece | with TIMKEN Silent Automat! | ais te meantine,ot1:0 eter, Hor New High SchOOl | piigrim club to Meet : man ofthe local drive, Priest was be ‘eld at: pam, tomorow. |] with Silent Automatic! will appear before Oakland Cou | UTICA — Dedication of the new The meeting of the Pilgrim Club | J*-. son of Mr. ‘and Mrs, Thomas | gency on the North Macomb Coun. colored films of her recent trip to : " ty ciroult judges, sitting as = Utica Community High School was | wil, be Tuesday evening, at the | Hiezins, 3216 Stanforth, Walled | ty United Fund Board of Directors, | Europe. A E on the charter until the valid-| Amherst, Mass. Lu ue. and hare ig, Oreen. Orr) asking lection in schools and atti announce t ter Y Caen connie ton fete trams 266 Gaps to foes Troy Group to Meet Delilah nen = : vow te ane oad Quiteg eo | TROX TOWNSHIP < Mrs, John SHOP TONIGHT ‘TIL 9 Voaxdvad PIA 1c: pay the Troy Progesive Ex MUST RAISE $50,000 : to Get-Together - |_ sews Gate served as master o Spm, tonight Mr. Bera Trost SAM BENSON : Tonight at School | cation program. py my ap tee diene ltionl 7 ROCHESTER — The Woodward Mi . f M , PTA meets this evening at 7:30 in| MISSION for Men , . , the Woodward Scho. The Mrit|Cnening Today || Call forCoreful Dan the Pontiac Laundry Man gether period of parents and teach- P. ke te He is calling Household nee and arranging Sr on is eeocting wit abe |At te atric : 4 FI ff D mebgere’ = a ‘ll stop in and get his place in the school basement at) wire taKe TOWNSHIP 7 ; select a repayment Mr, John Addison of the Scott- mission for and boys ForswanPublsting Oo. will | today through Friday. Services wil Just Send Your #20 to *500 without endorsers You too can get extra ; way. Requirements are ) Entire Family Wash be held at 7 p.m. at the home of| conference for married couples Ths Ga phsves wih bacvenginateide-wanash, Ti simple to meet. You get ‘ oar Mrs, Richard Jerome, 157 Fern- the mission qd. 4S FEE WE cane : oe male 4 oe wearing apparel and bath towels will be fluff fast, friendly service. Phone for yourloan—and _ church hall. The two hour ses- dried and folded. Very little left for you to do. att it fact trom HOC | . —— ) Conference Scheduled ctene cA begin at © pat. sacl zt America’s oldest and ~v ) * evening. 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Unofficially, it's whispered that} The one-day absence of Cameron Rita has been advised by her at-| Mitchell from the set threw 20th torney, and Abe Lastfogel, her| Century-Fox into a dither. Cam | ists. Julie won't sing a note, even | though there will be music in the | film—but will give forth with eye- dele Lantee, Ge atte, Sack | WATERFORD THEATER DRIVE-IN Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M day. His diagnosis was ‘appendi- and Dr. Lee Siegel were assured that Mitchell citis, and producer Harry Ephrom could finish the is finished. Cam js still separated from his a LAST TIMES TONITE! ———-ADDED FEATURE—____ JAMES STEWART, “GUY WITH A GRIN” - | UESDAY, OCT. Tith 5 i Zz 3 + oe and autographed by the ankee team. Te if i + * * Stephenson & E, Maple (15 Mile). Phone MU 9-1902 MONDAY & TUESDAY A te te te Bl lal EY) hay.t- . Dinle Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block N. — ee ee ee His ED — CHICAGO FE 5-4500 © LAST TIMES TONIGHT @ SYNDICATE \ pa rt Lupe a: KIDDIES FREE THE PONTIAC FRESS. MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1953 nF §. Arms Plan, Adoption Seen. | Predicts Result tassen of Disarmament idea). Will Weld Nations TOPEKA, Kan, @ — Harelg FE Stassen says he is comvinced the adoption of a dependable arms inspection disarmament plan “can , well prove to be the magnet which | will draw the East and West to gether in a genuine spirit of | cooperation.” * * ° |. He said “heartening results” had come out of the recent United Nations subcommittee meetings on OPTIMISTIC In a talk at a citywide Protes. ant laymen’s rally last night, he said: “T am optimistic because man- kind has never faced the extreme alternatives of today. On the one picture, but that he should have | side, if man stumbles into nuclear | an appendectomy after the picture | war. the unimaginable devastation 97 peurbon and stay up late,” of that conflict could. set back civilization by centuries. On the) other side, if assured peace is attained, the beneficial results of the Soviet leaders along with pro- visions for ground inspection.” * ~ * He added that immediate re- sults should not be expected since “many, other difficult and major differences must be iponed out”’. | Doubts Soviets Utilize All Data Spies Collect ‘the field of subversion” since ; Ed Fs if te 3 5 3 a a 5 8 = 2 = Fo a 4 < 3 aH 1; ; #3 oe ; f iF f : LAKE THEATER TONICHT VISIT OUR KIDDIE LAND |} "| left, “was he natural like this before he hit the top?” H umphrey Bogart Quits Fight Career for Good _sWemen today area't what they used to be; they used fo be et Li tule desva, By EARL WILSON - ew yorE — Humphrey Bogart's made several trips to N.Y without pushing anybody's face in — so I formally notified him that he's getting dull. * a * * “You're becoming boringly respectable,” I told him. “When you going to flatten somebody again?” “i've from fighting.” yawned Bogie. Up in bis suite at the St. Regis. he was sitting with his shoes and socks off, to show bis sexy feet, and bis hal on, for reasons of his own, “I'm getting old. | “I stay out of the Stork and:El Morocco, those trouble spots. | I go te ‘2t' or to the Pavillon — who'm I going to fight at the Pav ~~ Mra. Vanderbilt?” Lauren Bacall swept into the room. I asked her if she'd tamed Bogie to this lamentable meekness. “It's age!” she said, tossing her head. “He's just turning 56, and when he turns 65. . eooooo0oceh, boy-eee! But,” she added, “we do have the Holly- wood rat pack. I'm the den mother!” “What are its aims?” “ft's alms are to drink a lot Miss Bacall said. “Sid Luft, Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra are in it.” “You have to be a little mu- sical,” Boyle explained. “I heard you invited Sidney Skolsky to be a fellow rat?” “What!” scoffed Bogle. “Do you know we caught him eat- ing a chocolate eclair and drinking beer with it!” * * * * “Say.” spoke up a young man from Paramount, who'd hoped Bogie would say some- thing about his new picture, “The Desperate Hour,” “a lot * people say this is your best picture yet.” “Oh, drop dead,” heckled Bogie. “No kiddin’, a lot of the critics think so.” “You guys been out buying up a few votes,” Bogie returned. “By the way,” said the young man from Paramount when we “He's always been natural since I've known him, but then “Maybe that’s why,” the young man said. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Jean Pierre Aumont slipped down to Ashville, N. C., to woo Grace Kelly .. . That Wash’n probe of alleged TV monopoly by the big networks cracks within 60 days .. . Red Buttons wanted us to be the first to know that he & his — missus AREN'T expecting. Leo Burecher Will try to mare bis old pal, Danny Kaye, for his new bosses, NBC-TV. Betty George brings her sing- ing act to Le Ruban Blew Oct. 12. Friends are trying to save the Aldo Ray-Jeff Donnell bustup .. . Sid Caesar, Red Buttons, Dagmar and others gave Jan Murray a surprise birthday party. ig WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Sometimes the man who tells you what a fool he used to © be is an optimist.”—Ima Washout. he’s always been at the top since I’ve known him,” I said. } Gets Permanent Post ate | AVON beck, t Of the|f 1 newly formed Society of Skilled INN. Trades of Genesee County, was plang hg. fag Hy tended by a scant 300 members. , LING é M NEW Opera Singe r Dies MANAGEMENT nas tiat @ preted | : home here early today. 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The Story of the Great FALL me Adventurer ; FILA * 6@ @ e n PTs é 1e Frontiersman mre. At 2:00-4:33-7:06-9:38., Underwater ‘Thrilis: GhowAports tu the Alps! “NAUGHTY “Where Winter MERMAIDS” Is King” Thrills and Spills! ‘NEWS EVENTS “RODEO LAST BIG WORLD WILLIAM HOLDEN “LOVE iS A MANY “ = : ‘i oN \ i ont : Bee Ras eas JENNIFER JONES tn PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 —_ nine times, Michigan three. Michigan recovered eight Army bobbies, Army two of the UM miscues. ~ While he was not called on to do much more than average duty, early in the game, Michigan's bril- hed a 60 198 in 6 2 oe me prregepsenaesey: Bist & Jolin. 4 MENNT +e 2enss essere * * back bee Fee iss ing OE 2s oe ‘Touchdowns—Mich rf * ’ Shannon, Pace. made apne sions Branoff (run), Van Pelt recov- = A 64 oul) on SSE 889279] roster. : a a Oey By 8. GUY MOATS my, Repl ee ee , an ARBOR—While a sellout| personally set Cadets down, field crowd of some 97,239 watched in| by his two touchdowns, The second Barta, virus the stands at University of Michi-| took all the hopes away from the} up to meet the gan’s huge football ampitheater| West Point crew by the very bril-| hipped ball Saturday afternoon, a highly-re-| liance and audacity of it. line and suc: erie ee ee wag Rae. sgege era bag Bg oy ane went down to a surprising 26-2 Jim Maddock period, feat, after an Army fumble on the 45.' after that fumbled BARR RAMBLES — Terry Barr (41), right, Michigan’s surprise | Cadets. He galloped back with the aid of star in the startling 26-2 victory over Army, Saturday, showed some|by the two unidentified Wolverines above. The Army player is (86 of the stuff in this kickoff runback that later broke the hearts of the | Don Satterfield, an end. J Hubert Sparks Crane Victory Cranbrook ‘Quarter’ Scores 3 Touchdowns in Win at Flint Led by quarterback Pete Hubert who scored three touchdowns, | Cranbrook High School's football team defeated Flint Tech Saturday night at Flint, 28-14. It was Cran- brook’s 2nd triumph in three : Jerry Hudson tallied both touch- downs for Tech in the 1st and 4th periods in ideritical fashion. He scooped up fumbles in the Cran- brook backfield for TD runs of 28 and 10 yards. Cranbrook's soccer team shut out Sarnia of Ontario Friday at Sarnia, 2-0. Bruce McCaul and Jim Maas booted the goals in the 2nd and 4th periods respectively. Cassady Takes Scoring Lead CHICAGO (®—Howard Cassady, Ohio State’s All-America halfback, has taken over the lead in the Big Ten scoring race. Cassady scored a pair of touch- downs against Illinois Saturday to run his point total to 30 and climb past Michigan’s Ron Kramer. Kramer, injured in the Army game, was shut out and slipped to 2nd place with 2% points. The point totals are fer all games played. Michigan State's Jerry Planutis scored a touchdown and added two extra points against Stanford to take over 3rd place with 23 points. Moving up among the top eight were Minnesota's Dick Borstad who scored two touchdowns against Northweestern and Ohio State's Fred Kriss who scored one touch- . down and added three extra points to give him 13 points good for 8th place. Skating Meet Dates Planned for February LAKE PLACID, N.Y; @®-—Sites and dates for next year’s annual North American outdoor and indoor speed skating championships have been set by the Northern New York Speed Skating Assn. “They will be held at Saranac Lake on Feb, 11 and 12. and at Placid on Feb. 2% and % ®) ee First for Frank! Stranahan Finally Achieves Pro Golf Victory With ‘Stroke Win Over Wall BALTIMORE «#—Frank Strana- han, who explained he became a professional golfer because it “means more” than playing as an y as the victor’s booty in the $17,500 Eastern Open | over Baltimore's: municipal Mt. | t Pleasant course. * * s He couldn't have chosen a more dramatic spot for his initial vic- tory as-a pro after years of suc- cessful campaigning in the ama- teur ranks. oe It was the last tournament on the 1955 trail mapped out by the Professional Golfers’. Assn. and Frank didn’t cinch it until he first successful bid for cash that went with a crown. “Playing as a pro means more to me because I know I'm out there “As an amateur you may play D as f Te Nile for his victory. Texas Aggies to Get Test Against Strong TCU Squad COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (8 — Paul (Bear) Bryant came to Texas A&M from Kentucky undet a six- year contract charged with the re- sponsibility of rebuilding Aggie football fortunes. Knowing Bryant's propensity for resurrecting football fame, through his work at Maryland and Ken- tucky, Aggie followers said “Old Bear will have us up there in three years,” It now looks like Bryant may be a year early. In his first season, his thinly manned Aggies won only one game although giving everybody they met a tough, after. noon except Texas Tech in the opening game. Now, this is his second season and his sophomore-studded team has won three out of four, includ- ing among its victims Louisiana State, the outfit that gave highly rated Georgia Tech such a battle last week and played Rice to a tie the week before. The Aggies whipped LSU 28-0. Dover Hill Cocker Wins at Detroit Dover Hill’s Chief of Staff, 10- month old silver buff cocker span- iel, won the puppy sweepstakes of the American Spaniel Club show held Saturday in Detroit at the Fort Wayne Hotel. in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Ne Solunar Table John -Alden Knight's solunar tables show the best times for fishing and hunting in this area, as follows, for the next two days: MONDAY * Last week A&M ‘trampled Nebraska 27-0. . So, next Saturday, the Aggies.set sail in the Southwest Conference race and meet, of all people, Texas Christian’s undefeated, untied and unworried Horned Frogs in the very first game. That's a tough one,” said Bryant today, “I have been pleased with what my boys have done this year. That victory over Louisiaria State was one of the greatest efforts I ever saw, But remember we haven't won a conference game yet. My scouts tell me TCU is a great ball club.” Jameson Wins Betty Shoots 71 for 220 Total to Capture $5,000 Award Jameson of San Antonio won. the $5,000 Richmond Women’s Open Golf Tournament yesterday, post- ing a 71 for a 220 total in the 54- * bo * f Mary Lena Faulk, who needed a par 5 on the S0l-yard 18th hole to tie, shot her third stfoke into a bg and finished second with a the vea- winner with $16 collected in 22 of the 28 She also won the Vardon ‘Trophy with . Richmond Open | RICHMOND, Calif. w — /Betty which was slippery at Ann Arbor. . . » Michigan’s Terry Barr caught a punt on his 15 and squirmed % yards to one of his two + - Knights of Pythias Plan Hunters Event Pontiac Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias. will hold its annual Hunters Banquet at Castle Hall, 18% West Huron Street, on Tues- day night at 8 p.m, Kramer Hurt; Out of Action for This Week All-America Candidate Bruised in Hard Block on Army Tackler MSU's Improving 11 to Give All-Winning ND Real Test CHICAGO # — Michigan's con- oe reiits Re i { Kramer threw such a furious block while Terry Barr was romp- ing for an 82-yard touchdown run that he had to leave the game and is not expected to play Saturday although his bruised chest is not considered a serious injury. Gridders Protected MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — The West Virginia football team is out- fitted with tubular face guards at- Kramer, went out on the runback West Coast Rocked by MSU for 38-14 Loss State Breezes to an NEW YORK (—~Mrs. Anson A. into the 2-year-old cham picture with all four feet Saturday when he won the rich Futurity at Belmont Park, can run his earn- ings to record proportions if he has the stuff champs are made of. Trainer G. P. “‘Maje” Odom will aim Nail for the world’s richest stakes, the Garden State, a mile and one-sixteenth test for 2-year- olds at Garden State Park, New Jersey, Oct. 29. Nail-also is eligible for the Pim- lico Futurity, at the same route, Nov. 19. No decision will be made tached to helmets. about this until after Garden State. Fumbles Helos Wolverines to 26-2 Win Over Army; Oklahoma Extends String to 22 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday’s football wash, and who left the soap on the football? Fumbles, fumbles everywhere but none more butter-fingered than up 139 yards and three touchdowns in TCU’s 21-0 victory. . . . Swink now has scored 62 points and run up 484 yards in four games. At Cambridge, Mass.; the score should haye read: DeGraaf 20, Har- vard 7.‘. . . Quarterback Billy DeGraaf scored all of Cornell's points, three touchdowns and both extra points... . He had a rival for one-man-gang honors in Dennis (The Menace) McGill of Yale who personally scored four touchdowns in the 46-14 rout of Columbia. . George Welsh had a hand in all of Navy’s 21-0 triumph over Pitt. . . +» He ran over for one, passed .| for a second and set up the third. . « A familiar phrase now with the return of one-platoon football: Navy is unbeaten, untied and un- scored on. A couple of third-stringers came off the bench to grab headlines. . . At Evanston, Ill., Dick Borstad, a sophomore fullback. brought back memories of Bronko Nagurski and Jack Manders as he bulled Min- nesota to an 187 victory over is. | Northwestern . . . And at Philadel phia, Princeton was. scoreless un- til it took the blanket off a long- : newcomer named Tommy Morris, a third-string tailback, who immediately led the Tigers to their lone 1 Two of the 1! day's fanciest plays were niilified } i o \. aed bes \ _| double but in triplicate. , by the whistle... . In the Penn game, Penn's Alex DeLv ‘a streaked 85 yards to an apparent touchdown with a fumble when the play was called back because of a clipping. penalty. . . . Georgia Tech's Jimmy Thompson had an 85-yard punt return cut back by an out-of-bounds call in the LSU game, won by Tech 7-0, Oklahoma's enemies must feel sometimes they are seeing not just Burris, who scored a touchdown Saturday, is the third of his clan to play with the Sooners, .. . What happened to the players at Stillwater, Oka., in the nothing ball fan was. in style wore a black eye: ... Ok insisted on wooden goal posts the Texas game at Dallas so its supporters could chop up the wood for souvenirs. . , . You can have your Hopalong Cassadys and Den- nis the Menaces for appropriate football handles, but our favorite f ‘ run of on Sy to West _Vir- gittia to a 47- over VMI. : * player's dack Nail Wins Futurity Stakes at Belmont Bigelow's Nail, who jumped right | splashed through mpionship Nail paid $16.10 for $2 as igh the slop to $100,425 of the Belmont Farhi eth i th ae. d 2 5 8 v. eiehes : i 1 gf a i i Lots of Action for Rina Fans During Week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Easy Win After a 26 z Point Halftime Edge ’ : EAST LANSING @® — Macklin é Stadium was the scene of a flash- q back to the old days of football jglory Saturday when Michigan ; State was fielding unbeaten teams : and building up for the Rose Bowl. : Undergraduates on the side- | lines had a gay time tolling a bell every time the Spartans starting team, sparked by the pinpoint passing of quarterback Ear! Morrall, jooked like a cham: — | pionship outfit while running up | a 27-0 lead by the half, Substitutes of the 2nd and 3rd | squads and the sophomore hope- fuls romped during the 2nd half and helped to build to the final | 38-14 margin. The crowd of 47,586, attracted ‘ i by the Ist home show of the MSU | will miss this weekend’s game, Coach Benny Oosterbaan said today, — season, appeared to enjoy it thor- oughly. 2 ‘ : ; So a good time was. had by all : = ss except the “disappointed Stanford angers | an Ings crew that had hoped to take two in a row from Big Ten teams. : i ee $e. Michigan State breakout into the mea “i . segs high scoring bracket also helped add zest to the next one coming f lal OSs 0 é up—meeting here with unbeaten ' ee Notre Dame. : : : ; “3 Michigan State jumped on four| DETROIT ®—The' Defroit Red | 1938, when the Ist four games | Stanford fumbles and drove three | Wings have a new look this year| were dropped. It's been that of them 71, 50 and 40 yards for | and it isn't the new that | since the. Ist three were scores. The scouting report had | hangs in front of their Olympia ice| What happened last night? — warned against Stanford passing, | palace. It started in the Ist period when 3 but the defenders made it appear| qe new look is on the score- | ‘¢ Rangers’ Don Raleigh deflect- : an empty threat as only 15 throws | teard inside. So tar, ‘the part |°? i" Lou Fontinato’s long screen : The three MSU quarterbacks | “wings” hasn't canght up with |, Danny Lewickl Vin the completed seven of eight tries be:| te part that says “visitors.” 2nd tally for New York in the 2nd tween them for 191 yards. Morrall| and this, truly is a “new | Period after two Detroiters hit four for four, including his 50-] too” for the defending Na- | ‘the ice for a I5-footer. Lewis. Ec ce dees Stan- | ed in the final period, Red Kel The rushing statistics were even . | served a perfect passout whic at 269 yards. Clarence Peaks, with| Such was the case last night| Gordie Howe converted for the a 90-yard net and two touchdowns, | When Detroit ran its string (of| 1st Detroit goal : was the big gun of the MSU ground | losses) to three straight—the same eats ter ee eae : attack. Morrall and fullback Jerry | umber of games played so far| proved to be the score Planutis and Don Gilbert were the | this young season. when he lifted Dave Creighton’s others sharing in the Spartan scor-| It was the New York Rangers |Tebound into a halfopen cage. ing. - last night who tripped them, 3-2,| Warren Godfery fired the final A total of 13 backs took turns | before 10,152 howling fans who| Detroit goal with four mintues | lugging the ball and coach Duffy | were’nt gawking at the scoreboard | ' 8°. Daugherty was able to sweep his | the way they did last season. - : _ : bench and put all 46 players into| With the defeat, Detroit is fast the action. approaching that dismal year of : ors To Keep Going Rita’s 31-6 in - Tilt at Hazel Park Kalamazoo 20, Merehall (W. Va.) @ THE Parker Disp ‘DETROIT @—The charm of a ker after yesterday's staggering out crowd of 54,836, was eae : ieee pause, MONDAY, ocrommk 10, 1955 __, eee . we ual penne r \May Be Added | forProGolfers =| Setup Too Small to Handle Players, PGA Says * ; the Lions’) Tt will champion no longer belongs to the | 17-10 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. | third straight and all but ended | the Lions Detroit Lions. “We patch up our old mistakes— | their hopes of making the National this Se oe ee pen then a new set of them pops up.” | Football League playoff game for i : fl g ge i i i week,” growled Coach The jolting defeat, before a sell-' the fourth straight year. H i F i Es B° e H 2 , 8 it ts i g g id F 2 E if z ig i i if $3 ul Hi iE iH FE fe sf é é i n St. FE 4-5400 ‘te 12, Midnight—Sun. 8 te 10 P.M. de§ if E z A : - ean ot rf] : ii : j IT’S THE biptettse beet fet Pale lity titi 4 a g3 : $ ; H fo " = q Fg fr f by Z F | a k over,” he said, \Big Herman Hickman Gets sng oi cela” |Bang Out of Grid ‘Picks: |ié creas warn Fo so Herman Hick-; ‘Thus far Hickman is averaging NEW YORK z a Liar gy i iH ie ie H E he gave | football and took up crystal i Ad tH L i [ 4 WA : neesee-born amateur chet and : : Pentiae Press Phete fessional raconteur takes COLLISION COMING UP! — St. Benedict's half-| Fred's Rams in Wisner Stadium, Sunday. Reach-| sit om CBS Radio to tedhigs ™® & back, Jack Bradley (with ball) at left is heading for | ing for Bradley is Rams’ Tom Derocher and Dick '....., going to win Saturday a collision in the photo, made at the game with St.| Doyon (70). They got him, too. Ben's won 31:13. : Mikes, Rams on Losers Endsz222=: A : it 3 af i a gip° Hi | el F E § E wi i f Q i % 4 3 g g g g 2 gE i H li i) : i . PROMS, co esecsceceveenceess CUP is. cecevegwerorenceeege } FF ly Bs i i 8 a Ty Hi ise i H : i of i fi i | rT i it LaF i. af i : i ners thumb most spectacular play of the gAM€| to score the gamie’s lone touch- | “Eh fender care, appreciting ' in the 4th period for their final] down with 2:45 left to play. woat a serous banana re | Thic Yaar : : : z i z 3 i g i | ; i E while St, eliminated St. Mike’s from further | 1s; E ! s z i Red Wings in Cellar Center score. Twice Shamrocks threatened in| match title because a ; Ma a yesterday’ middle for the 1st TD and drop- et Benedict scored its last touch-|the ‘ist ‘half, In the lat quarter| tered thumb made it impossible as Hawks, Rangers Do . | fo Ma Loner iyerd | Kicked the extra point. 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ANO VERY CULTURAL! i t oe i ‘ @ “Ti bet you're wondering whge the motor is /,."" ” 74 any: in Coffee Price | sen vn mae [Stocks Down. Markets the ef Markets: Brazil Certain | ede St Bes No. 1. 250-840) NEW YORK WM—A wave of sell- U.S. Will Go Along With The-ae bust oni fancy. 3.25 bu.;| ing broke on the stock market . ot 8 Set ye pney-| today at the start of the third Any Latin Measure fancy, $3; No. Snow, pe hour and hammered prices down Ne 1, 2.80-3.00 bu; % 335- : 1, 3.18-8 5 SAN FRANCISCO ®—Brazilian| bu‘ contaivagen Ns. 1200-380 (bu | poe SE He Behe OM of wee No. 1 1.35 pk, bakt. hess encountered by the market Ambassador Joao Carlos Muniz Eiberta. We 1 15-4.28 bo. Pears, Bart | during the day. The first in the said today he is certain that Bur" Bose. Not. SA8-R98 (bu; “f0y <0. | initial hour was a quiet decline, American consumers will support Bemecn Ne i Laszibe bu: Prune, and it ay ayy by a@ partial oe Sewy. eaten. bee io 1. 1.98-2.28 . Wasere! ! » | recovery m e lows. stability = ~ a Ee Within a short time, the decline {‘ . no | 115-338 Ey ‘fen’ | was resumed and broadened until The ambassador, in a speech pre- fucky Wonder Bo. i. 340-400. Lima, | it swamped the high speed ticker, pared for the National Coffee Assn. | Reman, ‘fancy. 450 bu; No.1 350-690| All divisions of ‘the market convention, significantly did not re-| D4; Wax fancy. %00 Ps, Ni, oche:| were depressed by the selling, fer directly to any specific plan to No 1, .75-1.00 dos debs; topped. i;| and there were losses of 1 to 4 bring about that stability. bu; No 2 180-200 sa Cabdece.| points everywhere. The greatest Colombian and Central American 178 ‘bu: No ft Sop se standard; decline of any leader was around growers have supported a produc-| variety, No i, 1.00-1.50 bu. Sprouts. No) 9 points. lan for an in 1.'1.00-1.28 bu, Carrots, No 1, dos ers’ p an international cof-| ping: topped No. 1 1,50-3.00 ‘bu. Caull- ot hi < ; fee agreement, which consumers | flower, fancy, 3.00 dos; No. 1 2.225-2.15) Among others badly hit were ; "could join. See, ST: Net te eee’ bee. Core, | Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, -@OURT WEAR — All set for a Brasil, the world’s biggest |Sit' ssi: tase burte te S037 | American Teephons Kenmcoti [not set is June Clark, modeling a : : bu; size aig OO se : is outfit at the National grower, has declined so ice ee ise 1, 160°156 | Copper, Union Carbide, Westing- 2° tennis outfit w atior far to take part in such an agree- | 402. eto. No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu; house Electric, Ahimi Fabric Fair in London. Created ; bakt. ‘ . Aluminum §Ltd., ment, The United States, the Ron aas-8 o pk bskt. Kohirabt. No 1-| Reynolds Metals, Santa Fe, Balti- by designer Teddy Tinling, the largest coffee user, hasw’t am- | 10 as” Okra. No i. 286-300 more & Ohio, Nickel Plate, Stand- |long-torso tennis dress challenges nounced its stand. beshet Galena, ry. Met Tio ys x, | ard Oil (NJ), Royal Dutch Pe- | the trend to briefer and briefer at- Muniz said the Brazilian govern- | 1 1.00 dos sent Pipe No ks troleum, Eastern Air Lines, and | tire seen on tennis courts in recent ment policy “is one of not inter- pers Cayenne. No i 8.1.25 pk. basket: _ Distillers Corp. years. vening directly in the markets.” | Xo .*T%o 200 ‘bu: “sweet, a | a | 2 1.60-9.00" bu’ Plinentos or 1 "2.00 New York Stocks ‘ County Deaths i aPet SMart i w Inventions : :: “a hy os i Wave. 12 Jacobs ..... a4 Reason 4, jonas bes par: [Aegis He ee aR A 4 Dorothy M. Shaw Pass Bena be, iebtcee, ee, 2 tenet se| Allis Chaim |. 04.1 Kelsey Hayes.. 344 ORCHARD a = bes Ronen, finer 300 pe. seston; | Alum “Ltd ...103° Kennecott .... as W ons an pending for rs. Dorothy M.| f99-195 % bu.; ¥ fancy, 1.00;4m Airline 22.4 Kresge, 68..,. 00-1. ; . » Ca... 42.7 -Kroger ....... 4 Stam, $8, STS? Pontiac Trail; Mrs. (5, $35 t, Seatr: suvrhaf bur wut [tm cress bet taro BE | preg a al preset Trompe, Nei Leste” aoe [am Me & Fe i Lage: 87] Research Produces ’ hs; topped, No 1, 1.80-2.00 b m Motors ., $8 ohana She is survi her husband, Greene’ Cabbage Not 18.138 go [Am MO Oes. B48 Kone 8 Chem. 6. Many New Items for Wilson; one r » | Collard, No 1, 15-1: * oon | Am Red mag tortierd ..:. and a son Wayne at home; her| fa '%Sot25 st" MisiH.%,1 “Gonasy|am seating: 315 (ou © meen. 94 Demonstration parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam E./3. 31 2 0tie Pogues [aw Toe ToomL ae ge BE Dell; three sisters, Mrs. Helen| hae ane sain’ greene Cuery Com. 28 Tei: 34 MeGraw H.... 6} | ‘WASHINGTON (INS)—Research Viaedse . re Jeuckstock of Detroit, Mrs. Ruth | bage. No 1, 2.25-2.75 bu. Endive, No 1. /armeo Sil 44 Weed Op-.+e SB ae a carried out or sponsored by the Ocks of Monroe and Mrs. Verna| }2°* arc, ho . Soke ee Armour & Co 137 Mergen Ling.. 46 : Phillips of Toledo; six brothers, | bleached 8 iba 3 ok eater Lgteves Au Cat. ine e SEN... os Agriculture Department is produc- William of Detroit, Kenneth of Cal-| No 1, 3.06 a. No 1. 3.50-4.00 gg Pe Monsan, Ch 443 ing a constant flow of new items ifornia, Bruce of Dearborn, ‘Gene 43 vheed, 1 1.b0..00 bur Bendix Av .. 46.5 Soot Ward... 336\|ranging from plastic egg cartons of Allen Park George of ‘Monroe x oy BR, 00-1 50 bu. “Romaine, No. 1 | Benquet uit Motor Wheel. . 30 to fla resistant fabrics. . Beth Stee! . eos me- " and Jerry of Arizona. coremeenrte Boeing Air .. 61 scuciier Br... 31.6 ee CHICAGO Bohn Al : 8.8 Lenstra CHICAGO, Ot i a cod Butter Rong stre.:: 183 Nat'Blc ™.. 40 | A demonstration staged for the LAKE ORION—Service for Hen-| prices unchanged. $3 score AA $8. 9n| Borg War... 411 Nat Cash R--. 38 | benefit of executives of the Ford ry Lenstra, 84, 3473 Lake St., Mill 8 ities £ Me: OC Mt: cars Briggs Mig .. 202 Nat Gyps..... 50.8] Motor Company’s Tractor and Lake, will be held at % om. Lees et receipts 9,894: whole. | Brun pane 32 Nat [ead.---+ "64 | plement Division trotted wt new Tuesday from Allen's nee ee Se. “o"" Seq NY Central... 45-2) textiles developed from corn fiber, Home with burial in East Lawn| cent a's as: mi ra 4g: mediums 3, US [Calumet & i 4 Nin M Foti bea cork substitute made of peanut - Mr. Lenstra died Sat-| Miandards. 8, "duties Fi: checks 36;| Camp Soup -- 324 Nov'am Av: G24 shells, and giant hybrid onions of urday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- ee os oe Nest Aipiine.. Be which even Texas can be proud. pital. joe inital CHICAGO, “Oct, 10 TAP Potatoes: |SRITIN Cb. 482 Owens Ti ii. .120 A quick run-down of some of Man Area Floyd. of Drayton | hinensas Prides tit Gacenant sts oini |Seter “Trac. 50” Pan ‘a We Air 112 the mene: Important items from rs nna o y s y jurday Md | ches & Ohio. 53 . 124 ' unday 37: mht, good Penh Epi. .... | hybred corn to tomate powder Plains, Mrs. Ruth Brown of Lake no market slightly stronger Cariot | Chrysler .... 921 param Pict... 372 Orion, Mrs. Mary Vandenbos of | track sales; *: Idaho. util ties $2 20: Wash y seer Soup 9 Parke | bas eet 24 —_ af cm ways pyrwrang Lake Orion, and Pn gg North Dakota Pontiacs $2 50-278 washed comatose oe ee BES ti aan . Hpgbregts, the Netherlands; one waned; Winvenst an Renee 5 ad -|Coca Cola ...128 prizer #2, The stic egg carton is one son, Simon of Chicago; two sisters DETROIT EGGS SOF weg n.’'! sa; partes D .-.-. $¢ | the newer developments, It will trom herla and one| DETROIT, Oct. 10 (AP)—E F.OB./Col Gas ..... 16.4 wat housewif al from Pranlntoroe IT grandchildren; at ctses Te ets—mmade from a new type fabric Home with burial in Perry Mount| "Checks a7. er pets. et st don tand.:: 4g+| Which is said to be % per cent rela. ‘* : i- os — Park Cemetery. Mr. Brown died watesGraagea oye tarer 2-0. [Bove ames 2 Sct ME lest a: today Ss e -$2,/Du Pont 308 Bears Roeb ,. 104 ; Survivors include one brother | are "ge, inecium ‘See-alt gade "B |fast Ae t:-. 449 SintOU <"- $3| There are also trim dresses ea Soy aad — oupptics, relatively ight a FY to | Fl Fi & Mus eos “3 Socony’ Mob: $4 aie oe which ell be laun aaa Sou Pac ..... 382}° ‘ — . Mrs, Willis Ross cnt boney pecans aap snesseive fo tes | ot See He Sou Ry... $2 | dered in the normal manner with CLARKSTON—Service for Mrs. bre pe med ivine whew. steady. Btor- | Dhire Mor... 944 std Br ad 23 no fear of severe shrinking. | Willis — Fog aa bi ne Fosd. Mac = as Si¢ Oil Ind..: 488] The demonstrator proudly dis- died ete fa the Hartoon | Poul Preepot Sul... $88 E14 Ou Onio’? 42.1 plays a pair of men’s shoes pro- p.m. DETROIT POULTRY Gen Bok ...:: 97 Sevens WP... S59 from leather which was Funeral Home, Pontiac, with bur-| pgrrorr, Oetg LAP) —Prices | paid bso | hope - he Bun Onl ‘‘ ag |made with a domestic tanning ial in Davisburg. wuality iive poutiry up to 10 am.” || Gen Pas...” eg Swift & Co... 472/ agent. Previously, the U.S, has quailty live poultry up te 1@ a.m Bylv El Pd... 43.5 ’ Mrs. Ross is survived by her ° Meavy hens 26-71. light bens 16; hee vy | Gen Motors...1389 Texas Co. ..102.6| been wholly dependent on foreign husband; her mother, Mrs. Mary | cry “3-3: Ibs): barred rocks 26: | Ge Tel ...... 34 Tex © Sut ... 317 | sources for tanning materials, Dwaltney of Kennett, Mo.: two) capmnetien A-diy ioe) pe aise, Ton) | Gen Fine °° 36 Tmt’ Bear. 604 ——> daughters, Mrs. Lucille Towne of | {ohn turkeys 36, toma 30. | Gillette +. 41. Tran W Air .. 256/ In addition to tomato powder ward and Ervin of Clarkston. Wil- | “Biaret — ee a Goodrich .";,. 123 Twent Cen’... 264 | there are new lemon and pineapple lis Jr. and Clayton of Drayton | turkeys. Receipts rather light. Weekend | Goat Paige.” st pocereet + - 382 | crystals, as well as citrus crystals Plains and Kenneth of USAF; 8) sr ihe marker f STOR DUE” Gt No | Ry. 4 Un Pac. ..158_ | Which take only half as much ship- : . Marion Anderson of . Unit Air Lin.. 37.3 and stora ce as frozen eel oe brother, Earl Wooli- CHT a cee, POULTRY in Gulf Ou. . ais Unit yrot "183 unis pe which need no ver of Kennett, Mo., = 14 grand- barely steady to weak on ai! Boultry more eo" 4 us +, wall Pil e refrigeration, f children TPR, Metts Sees a Gate | ponte. See US Raster "Al gpectal mow rations have been ew Houd Her 14.7 OEE + sees OR Robert L. MeQuire ton nena 2 38 8. ig nt hen: ome. 1] Cent .... S01 bed Teta 7.) 383 | developed for the armed forces ‘ tee Raal ... 38. UTICA—Service was held Sat-|i¥; "Geter fevers 28-86 oid Toots] MaMGnay-” Sg? Walgreen." @ea| through agricultural research. urday for Robert L. McQuire, 65, | over 4i, m2 30 arent cil 2d west Un Ter’ 21. | These include potate chip bars, 4567 Gardner Rd., from the Will Livestock nteriak Ir Zz Wests A Bk.. 31 ree and Schwarzkoff Funeral Home, in mt Bere White Mot... 39.7] tem a fraction space A DETROIT LIVESTOCK ary . 36 4 oo oe : Mt. Clemens. Mr. McQuire died | perrorr. oct. 10 (AP)—Hogs—Salable at ale weave ny Witeen & Co.. ita it normally requires, and a new Thursday in Detroit. 1200. | Early sales and bids US. No. 1| Int Shoe. .°. 454 Yale & Tow.. 62 vacuum-packed chocolate candy Survivors include his wife, Alma; ceuuna | Fn lower 2 ‘sat Thars, ah Tel & Tei 3 rane oe Bi which will stand up under two daughters, Mrs. Mayford Mc- | day., mostly 15.00; some fairly uniform | isi Crk Coal... 26 Zenith Rad . 118 | temperatures of up to 110 de- Combs of New Hampshire and Mrs. shed on others. re ae STOCK AVERAGES a Owe taco open pnt slaughter steers and yeariding run, about ee ee Ot. 10—(Compiled by a sc senna ‘i sons, ire of Colorado a stockers an ers in recep - 3% «418 (18 60 nother item ential mili- L.W. McQuire of St. Louis; one good to prime fed Steers and heifers | Net change... 232 i ge Ott Stocks | tary value is a new lubricant for brother Co Cao: mr | es nm cance cer RT Gg |2t tin whch ts bee Sed sisters, . William § ’ mercial steers and helfers about stea y: Week . 00 1986 TL. 5 William Freeman and Mrs. Lennis | 9ors Jerr active, fully, $0 cents biener Montii'ago .:...2808 i388 44 1989 | extreme of temperature. The base Meesey of Missouri and Mrs. Selby |r ut sieagy: ten ead prime roving] toss Migh <.<0 er¢ get fg ierg material for the lubricant is fur - Dempsey of Virginia; and eight mostly aP put good "and thoiee tes 1954 High |. sg ise a ae —— “< the southeast's most grandchildren. steers 30 20.00-23.50: several lots good | 1954 Low 149.9° 778 58.4 198.0 | Plentiful products, Sarah O. Saxton choice fea heifers 20.00-21.75; few atity DETROIT aToc Ks TS ee d commercial grass steers and heifers ° * é LAPEER — Service for Mrs. 13. phy 00: bulk ‘utiitty ame 10. 0-12.90: Pigures after deamest' potas are « elehths City Detectives Praised 4 ig oon . a pe epee nd | eg a » ';_ |for Solution to Theft . _ 1.50 1 ° day from the Baird Funeral Home, *'Gaives salable ies Market goening Masco Screws veaucee nan 33 33 Pontiac Police Detectives Olin with nige cS onl Grove veaiers, 18,00.28.00; few Ay " choice and z vo “Mtge eoeere BS mgr om, Ln Cone les Cemetery, ia County. Mrs. | pri e individuals -33.00; utility an ayne Screws ||... 1213 01 eggitt yes- Saxton died Saturday in Hurley commanetel 52 00-18.0e eull and low Ko. sale: btd and asked. tenday were commended in a let. Hospital, Flint. Sheep—Salable 1,000. No early sales, ter from rs. Evelyn Mattson, Surviving are three sons, V.J. cméaco civestéck To Elect Flannel Queen secretary-treasurer of the Pontiac of Lapeer, Roy of Mt. Morris and| cytcago, oct. 10 ‘AP)--\usps)—-| CEDAR SPRINGS W—The 1955 Cab Co., for their work in solving Edward of Columbiaville; five | Salabie hogs 13,000; genera! market fair- the theft from her home last week ly active, fully steady to 10 cents higher | Red Flannel Queen, honorary ruler | of articl alued ' daughters, Mrs. William. Ballander | on. nutchers and fully steady on sows; cies Vv at more than of Clio, Mrs. Gray Barnum of Hale, | ®t!” ,clearance: most mixed U. 8 |of the Michigan town which has | $100. Mrs. Claude Currier of Millington, | ittie ‘Seisw aets:’ arcund”'130" 18-18%: | become internationally renowned | Police said today that the arti-| Mrs. Addie Wescott of Vassar and | ‘ree, lote 218-290 Ib, at 15.18; these | for the resurgence of the “‘long- | cles, which were traced to several Mrs. Merlin Gregory of Goodrich; | end; ‘small lote, 160-180 Ib. ‘14.00-14.75; | handled” undergarment, will be se- | Detroit pawnshops, had all been ae ister, Mrs. Winifred O’Hearn sows im ins lar; A eround, 90 ib. and | lected Oct. 17, ‘recovered. of Port Clinton, Ohio; 35 grand- |203-20 i te 147: heevier weight sove children and 65 grat-grandchil- | 12.50 « tly ie dren. | eiilaughter steare, sad betfers ‘slow, Ida (Kressier) Bishop steers steady to 75 lower, mostly 25-86 e C. J. Ne hler Co. — Service for Ida | fither sow, but fully. steady; bulls ace ae, “es a cid oe ee ee Be a a cease a a py erie Be e fe THE. owaTAt PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 - Seeks Stability [ma RKETS Sales Hammer ROCHESTER th (Kressler) Bishop, 80, of Rochester eee from the William’ R. Potere Fu- neral Home with burial in Mount | ‘oc, Avon Cemetery. Mrs. Bishop died Saturday at Gibraltar. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Emma Dennison of Gibraltar and Edith- Bishop of ghland Park; two sons, Law Grosse Tle and William of Wyan- dotte; three sisters, Mrs. Lila |co¥* Cary of Rochester, nee of ja trade steady; two and if mony h ana prime around 1,125 Ib. oat prime, 1,000-1,250 Ib, seers Fy 2-245 80; good and chotte steers 1.200 Ib. down’ 19.00-23.00; few loads high choice and mixed choice and __— 060 ib weights 22.86-27. ind ¢! at ity end Commercial cut- Is Now Located in New and Larger Offices at Room 818 - Community National Bank Building Consult Us for First-Hand Information on Stocks and Bonds 2G i, Nephler Co. 818 Community bt: Bank Bids. FE 2-9119 || Among Nation’ ‘s Investors | driving, Willard Clemons, Convertibles Gain Favor By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK # — Convertibles | the have their admirers in Wall Street: payment of an additional sum of cash; these debentures can be con- verted into common stock. This gives this torm of indebted- nes: a two-way stretch appealing to many investors, Their popularfty is always great- est with the investing public in Lodge Calendar Regular communication of Pon- tine Lodge No. 21, P. & A. M., Fri- day, Oct. 7. Lodge opens at 7:30 p. m, Bus.for Toronto leaves Oct, 8, at 7:30 a. m. from Lawrence St, Tempie. Orwin W. lis, wM., —Adv. ket price of common shares, convertible debentures were mov- ‘ing up steadily in price. Since then special , they have shared the sharp breaks tiac Shrine that common stocks have had to #22.. Wed., Oct. 12th, & p. m. | weather, Roosevelt Temple. 22 State St.| Convertibles appeal to. investors Regular meeting * and election of officers Bessie A. Howell, Scribe, ~—Adv, for sev reasons, Just as they * are they pay interest, A drop in News in Brief | ssck.market pices doesnt aftect E prices— Carl Theorin, 80, of Pontiac | row oe ne Se Township, was sentenced to 20 days in Oakland County Jail Saturday after he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of liquor before Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. Charged with reckless driving, Appobstnelt.¢ ok William P.. Donald Keller, 37, of Walled Lake, was sentenced to five days in Oak- | land County Jail Saturday after he pleaded guilty before Sylvan Lake Justice Joseph J. Leavy, _| Sineer. Strong, of 2275 Coventry, Dray- - Business Notes - to- | | day by C. V. Croekett, chief en- of Fabric Imports | Worry Textilers Manufacturers Alarmed Over Increased Cotton Purchases From Japan : By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK —Merchants are enjoying a very pleasant autumn. Store sales ride high above a year, ago. Chains and mail order houses report booming business in Sep- tember. Shoe sale volume is. up. American market with clothing for men as well as women. The American Cotton Manufac- turers Institute says Japanese fabric sales to U.S. buyers in August totalled 52 million yards. This topped total sales of 48 million yards for all of 1954. : JAP CLOTHING IMPORT The Institute estimates that, total n Japan TWENTY-NINE | ! Earnings Telephene and Telegraph Co. re- ported today net income for the This compared with $120,985,705, or $2.58 a amounted to $528,050, 000, or $10.62. a common share, as“Sgainst $486,- 062,582, or $10.41 a common share, in the preceding year, NEW YORK (INS)—Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America reported net income for the nine months ended Aug. 31 of $1,101,756, equal to $2.18 a common share. This with $1,315,399, or $2.60 a common share, in the same period last from $17,086,429 in the period of 1954. Elbert Wilmot Elected at Exchange Convention Elbert Wilmot, of 74 E. Iroquois, was elected as the National Re- gional Vice President of the North Central district. of the National Exchange Club today at its inter- national convention in San Juan, P.R, Wilmot is past president of the city Exchange Club, past state president and state delegate to the international convention. Tran has a virtual almond crop failure — about 2,200 tons against a normal 7,400. NEW YORK (INS) — American quarter ended Sept. 30 of $139,360. 000 equal to $2.74 a common share. year. Sales decreased to $14,941,443 comparable “WANTED ‘Lend Contract Buyers Cell Meryl Stoddard. Lend Controct Broker C&der 5-8058 Collect Drayton Plains, was fined $100 | Fire Co., announced the two Saturday by Bloomfield Hills Jus- age pe will be merged eae . | The action was taken at the re- To buy or sell in Waterford, | Cent meeting of the boards of di- Drayton Plains or Clarkston area | rectors of the’ two companies, and see White Bros. Real Estate. OR | has the approval of the Associated 3-7118, —Adv. | stockholders. State Insurance Commissioner Joseph A. Navarre Rummage sale. First Methodist Church, Byham. Maple at Pleas-|** *uthorized the move, ome, Thane, OO 1. 08; AEP ety recital Wilien E. If your friend’s in jal! and needs | has been named bail, Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 56-4031, | sion of Kickernick, Inc. Ady. | lis manufacturer furnished.| the lower —Adv.' and i arket- | Shattering | Prices on | TRULY large creen A FREE Home DEMON CASH or TERMS CALL DAY ay HARRY W. MacDONALD and COMPANY nd COMPANY Commercial and Industrial - ees CUSTOM HOMES : [NUR ed - OWE OF THE LARGEST SELLING TV's Is Our Business sor mart & WERNET 609 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9006 eee em ey eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, (MONDAY, OCTOBER is cm PRO OO dle ¢|MODEST MAIDENS _by Jay Alan ? SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO i az T. NEEDS EXPERI i i - Electrical Engineer with experience for de- cr * i ¢ : ithe ith f RAY O’NEIL, Realtor LA Gold Bell Gift $ chants. to $120 a month, Phone for ap- potn ¢-5488, and| HANDY MAN FOR MAINTE- Ti EE ATTENDANTS FOR $60 ee for examination from curity “office “or from. Pontiac ; Male Typists: bo sree eset Dorothy Johnson, FE Russell Kelly | t i FUNERAL HOME wrencesatis |, -° walla r A ef i ig 8 z i em. nly. .|NRR, INC., CLEN FALLS, N.Y. : : : | Seepentere needed. 8 am. 8 WN. H ery, Peabody's Market. ham. z a $ E i HT Comet tee needed. 9 WN. Tele- | Help Wanted Female 7 le. ADD TO YOUR CHRISTMAS IN- come, Have vour friends tn for ® toy demonstration FE 2-7350 th s| OF O__1-3675. work ‘ s : Airlines Need 8350 ‘Women and Men. Prepare now for a fascinating career iwth our major airlines, Travel, meet in- teresting people. Short training .. Algerian bie hi 3 ? F é i i Road, -" seid ‘court Meld ot the State of Michi 5 i » ___Help Wanted Male 6). ist HY REP & 20 BOYS We need 20 boys, 16 to 14 yre to work Thurs,, Oct. 13, from 12:30) 00. p.m. | i ff i z ‘u of the County o and State of Michigan and ts a resident) , Massachuse and has iy appeared in said cause . Circulation Dept. | THE PONTIAC PRESS | st man selected will receive good paid expenses, outstand-| ploye benefits and the best opportunity to ad file ted _ " * are) Airlines Need py I see rit ajo in teresting people. meet 5 training Clerical ‘iegal exp be Secr ‘ APY Tene Pr etary (beginner) .......... eenyveds fase See «+ §=$300 socssee $250 way po mh. Ans &= (Odetee “My husband hates cheap bargains. Don't you have some work. | expensive ones?” - IMMEDIATELY . ow taki applications for full tes salesgirls. Apply in person, 15 S. Tlerach. re . = . Help Wanted Male _ 6 Help Wanted Female 7 : :AUTY OPERATOR |_ perienced. Top pay. FW 2-0623. PINSETTERS WANTED. ELKS Temple, 114 Orehard Lk, Apply trance. side en Work Wanted Female 11 a. a... “|\WASRING AND iG DONE. PE 45980, iol E. te ee WANTS WAL', WASHING 5 GRADING AND YA L WOMEN and cleaning. FE 17-0223. | REAL ESTATE SALES pe ed . PE 21 8HO SALES! i ATTENDANT t shift. 30 yrs. or old- er with experience and references. Pontiac ond 3-9650 Opdyke Service, PE CLERK-TYPISTS RE —| i ere Building Service 12 AAO TYPIST—PART TIME CAREER CENTER See Nancy for that CAREER general ac Bi Pew poe. 160 PER CENT Exclusive TALL ee pays 160.00 on 80 boxes, 3 . Im 8 . Cc . 195 W. Maple, Sats ba AND TYPISTS ecks assignment in Pon- Service Station Attendant mechanical ee. offers steady quoter ment. beral em benef aoa A} for proper pereeePPLY IN PERSON Sears, Roebuck & Co, 164 N. AW ear & ere available imm interview ) a i" . juron between the oa ww and 4 WANTED: SALESMAN AT ONCE. Ane & Son, 66 W. Huron. WANTED: JANITOR o! ence bac! Box 60. te Dorethy Johnson, roptitenttatin pomeaaa TO CARE FOR 3 BO Ages 2 and 7. Hours 7:30 to 5:30. ANTED. MUST BE w fore, 2561 Orchard Lake ‘Ave. DAYS. MA 61851. WORK NEAR HOME | Christmas Help Needed APP iP distinct cicectets Be a FOUNTAIN DUTIES. & working conditions. WOMAN TO WORK state office #00 MO. travel U.S. sell R Bee. m Li conditions. lent salary. A 61328. ‘ARETAKERS EXPERIEN for housekeening rooms in tiae. VE 8-0623, Young man as baker’s helper. Homade Food Shop, 144 N. Saginaw. PAY FOR THAT NEW CAR. SEE the sell the tionally advertised Wat! or | Airlines Need as . feserva’ ticket Spent, or im communications. aap be 18 te 0, ene pave of le a high school diploma. Write for rmation, iving tics, Box 13, Pontiac Press. | BABY SITTING DAYS, MY HOME, OR 3-6034. , major aiflines. Travel, meet in- Por Better Women's Dual Control Hydro. or standard Lessons 8 SAFE-WAY DRIVING OOL for working mother. BA YSITTER, LIVE IN, WHITE, care of 2 children 6 days week, _PE $0717 after 4 p.m. BEGINNING LESSONS, PONTIAC Training. Day. eves. and FE 2-4887. iz:| APPLIANCE SERVICE | We service all makes of reftig-| BOY'S, FOUND: LARGE, DARK GREY TYPIS — HIGH; araduate-work im Social school Service Agency. Write Pontiac SWEDISH MASSAGE — BE ~ AIM HIGH CAREER GIRLS ry EMPLOYMENT Operators Auto. Screw Machines Turret-Tracing Lathes retcT Dail Presses Midwest + Employment Service Bank Bidg. nm, pal excellent ity for nt | me nity rig a MATTHEWS: HARGREAVES INC u “ st. = SOLAR cao YOUR LIFE’S MADE EASIER through Classi- fied Ads. To solve every- re eezen quickly, ‘ing spare time No interference with sent oce' . For informa- write once eves ATTICS—DORMERS Farniture Refinishing 164 AL | REPAIRING aon A SPE- Sialty. PE 60163. FE 67333. Garden Plowing ras. and msoere| Moving & Trucking 19 sera a er BEDFORD M Local & a iE A-1 CEMENT WORK LLOYD MONROE FE 4-6866 ri custom CARPENTERS. anteed. EM 3-860] or an BLOCK LAYING, our jalty. PE 4-1 Ia Res: mer- cial, Gua work, Ph. na: PE 4-5470. col BROKEN BY HOUR CEMENT & BLOCK work, FE 5-0762 ELECTRICAL WIRING. LICENSED _Ed. Murray, FE_ 2-865. ee SANDING AND - Ld Local apd Leg Distance Moving Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. #25 ARD DRIVES. Painting & Decorating 20 ke i satanteed Five eat a a ll by APERHANGIN tions, Ren crt a provements. aree,|_femoved, aliasing Pe Bios wick» |PAINTING— W. wall wash PAINTING PRED ESTIMATES —¥w ‘Sosis “PAINTING PAPERHANGING TUPPER, OR 3081 ainting & Wall Washing —__ Free Estimates. PE 6-2311_ Physiotherapy 21A finishing. 10 years expert Modern eq . Guar, work, ¢ roe, cottmates, John Taylor, OR FLOOR LAYING. SANDING AND . ©, Bud Bills, FE 1. FLOOR SANDING, LAYING, FIN.|. R. Gardner. 491 Central. FE 2-7519. A GUARANTEED ® Marsh 8, : . Hugus 353 WN. . FE £3021. FE wi > J08. FLEMING. FLOOR LAYING ing, finishing. 155 Edison. Ph. yates ing. 155 Ph. CATHING AND PLASTERING. New and repair. FE 40274, SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. s WEES RADIO 6-T0 4-5607. R’S RADI — SERVICE COPENHAVERS RADIO & r, 606 Huron, x Typewriter Service 22A (HOUSE MOVING. FULLY . FE 48450, L. A. Young. R. G. SNYDER. FLOOR. LAYING. |: Sanding and finishing. Phone FE) Business Services 13 A-l FURNACE CLEANING. - SLIPCOVERS, DRA’ cetera eads, Your material, Lost & Found sonable and guaranteed. FE) SP7e 2-603. j era ~~ wa ge n i s, chemers sma. . Roy's! "Ge" Gaxiana “Kee. FE @ Supply Co. 27. W. Law-| LOST rence St. Phone FE 3-0135, “A & B TRENCHING Work Wanted Male 10 ‘BLOOMP’ i — eR AND CAT (DRY WALL BY MACHINE ork, yew and repair D. B. a TR 5 4 FURNACES CLEANED AND RE- mica work: attics finished, rec- ABINET MAKER AND CARPEN. ® A Sinks—Sunday Service, FE +2012 (YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, _..|hire, it’s FE 2-8181, ‘ Footing, water tile field tile. $6061 " FIELD WALL CLEANERS. and windows. Reasonabie. ee est., no obit PE 2-161. . FREE ti re No 18 too big or small. Chester Nelson PE Sines F LECTRICA SEWER CLEANING THE ANSWER TC 7] ply Co., 17 W TYPEWRITERS RENTED *ips26| —Mitchell’s, 0123 N. Saginaw st. atte Ba LOST: RED LEATHER K. name of Timm. Rewa: __80373, ° mm: Reward. ‘LOST: BLACK AND, BROWN Part Basset and part collar with license. Elizabeth Lake and c) 2 =. D COCKER SPA “THE PONTIAC PRESS, MoNDaY. OCTOBER 40, 1985 oe yee ey Sale i H ae. > For Sale Houses ) “ no BIRMINGHAM | Daily From 5 to8 p.m, aso — ae NEW THRILLING Hew, richenste, two bedroem | 7 TS Mr, Gillette. FE 4-5013. FE 41258 after Including heat, best water & ga- ford Ra. dining room, — Pius a full base-| Attractive modern cedar olan FOR ] 4 950 REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN | WouLD LIKE TO Buy ALE Be Tr. | Past. Brick. $70.00 @ ROOM, 3 BEDROOM MODERN. | ment. automatic qyetem: | Precrewsy 10 eat gu FOB em even room home complete. and ® year old daughter, wish} come. Reply box Pontiac j wheEN OG Sed steam Sent. <8 W.| At condition a steal | jy situated on 100x198 ff, scenic rained, modern, clean, nicely | located | _ Press. WM. H. KNUDSEN Huron at 913.500, terms. will consider | bine Large Miedern kisches month, Ask for Mr. Baier G. i —~$750 D Wiree oF fou ished | “Past SIDE, AUBURN HTS. REALTOR « ROOM & Bara DUP DUPLEX 38) foe equtly 0 with space, 2 bedrooms. an, etomen & Eemve s n. apartment. Private t bath, Call FE 19, Pontiac Bank Bidg.| N. Saginaw 8t, zene | paren Yon dendy barement, furnace and Cooncraiive LOOK 5-3604 after 6:30 p.m We can sell Your pr Bet tat . FE 44516, Eve. PE %8320' | or 18 Miami on EMA M ME ELWOOD | water heater, North suburban lo-| 4.7% £0838 Goose FH A-$2, 100 D WANTED: APARTMENT FOR dollar veeee. ers 7 ROOM HOUSE, - PARTIALLY cation. $12,500, full price. we n. Stay aol’ aeibon ot peal | Caer get ote eat deel tom aoe ey |_ se comBieee, tate Be NORTH SUBURBAN” | Sie AMilrves P89 apt. ouse. FE 17-8861, would like DGEWAY . Ss oe ted ————ja00 bow — HUMPHRIES NORTH SUBURBA sree WATER —ttening free. "RIDG SMALL 2 BEDROOM, YEAR Sone type 74| cosy “modern 2, bedroom REALTOR pe | aA fome at Water Lake (home. Lake eekWiO REALTOR FE 20474) Qusv, mosera 9 bedroom Share Living Quarters 30) 45. w. sain. Ob. 1-6841, Roch. Guto: off heat off Eston Rd. 9° $3 N. Telegraph | | Open Evenings ay Og Co-operative Real Estate Ex : miles thy R-! = jac $60 & rative a] Estate Exchange |- =. Dining bath, COUPLE TO SHARE HOME FOR -| month, MA 5-7808_ Set and Sun. | 531, w. ne mad PE 4-1649 ARTER HOME. PART BASI BASE- plete basement with recreation Woman to care for 2 small chil- SOLD i m, AM (WARWICK HAS A ? BED. Eves. MY_ 3-7085 ment, Willlams Lake $2,900 ¢ foom Automatic heat storms and dren. Must be responsible, FE house for lease in Svivan | By owNER. L FOR| On 34877. screens, Glassed porch, led aHAR iane. BOae Wire Lay, om) S Id Sas FE 30m “or Pit 2 its, Tiilitr: Se acre. fruh trees, on |O- 1. RESALE. 9 bedrooms, beth, delieniar neckvara ‘ail’ fenced Working ore qyemered, eer Genera r Not Oo PT. SALE RGOM MODERN. GaA- nd road, 86800 must have -. Cate teh L-4 Outside ef pated aries it. rae 208) Commonweal = A be — Henge Tbe car woqerty we Se aed in- | EMACL MODERN HOUSE, LAKE | LARGE 3-BED' ra) oo home, “sn ir ‘miso ot dale tank Lk. Sh Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 rout, Available imme*intely. MA | _ 000 down, FE 6003. | panay PARK. Full price $5500. 2| § terms. ores ~ ms. | bedrooms. Close te school. $1000. West T sUBU AN Cash Waiting ‘WHITE _ | WALLED ee ee : tie "7" | “pede epnmaemee,eeetng,? | Ratadke iat feat at Cl ane nowy. sree 9 tatoom | PRES uote “omer ais Spacious | 555 E water. lsundrv travs, red| home. Oak floors, bath. 1% car| Plenty of cabinets & closets. Fh Ms 8 th, Activity ox 42 Sir, Jounson personally for quick, Fi “ay t Rooms 37] sxirss. Bors ment ott penne. Peano FS, Rotomatic off heat Garare Wood-| Living swahes wale —. oe =r aoe | aed | ainacrwonay. 4, sedroom orice! $3, Sp, Laue eslergs ches! | fie thie pew 2 bedemam a basement, gag fur- A. JOHNSON, Realtor $080 Dixie Hwy. 7 bn en only No pT 123 Per. tat Bose. oonnaiate possession, KRE ESTATE room, vestibule entrance, 1704 S. Telegraph Rd, | <,Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 9.1109 TH, | / Mine po ali bacement | 1800. ELT?’ TATES | gt, tee. rusty winds . 5. ? WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS TTRACTIVE Ri "AIS NO Belen @) beet, ghee. bet weter] arnsrrmcmans. 9 pedreeme witn| Meet" Sal, tee en iadeey out, ‘tne kitchen new of é FE 4-25 tor 0 Class © Bat. including ree! | WILLIAMS LAKP ¢ ROOM AND | .:moues. $41 sod ‘ertly | stairway to unfinished 3nd. bed-| to unfin attic. Pully tesul be é ' estate. Also medium sized rm U8 STOP: PRIVATE ENTRANCE, es “with sh mer. em Gee Basement with furnace, ete b 5a.) oii! Srenty ‘ot rong Station, ‘well located. Immediate | ..bath, #70 month, Fi Se aT cone, and i laundry. Girls working | 911.780 with term ite car garege, 912.000, Terms: heat Paccg + Ha ome ye vot table space. ‘arze CASH patent be renduite Available By os. _ nights preferred, “49 W. Huron, ighpaliaink vay * Fas th . Cethtoom Have several buyers waiting for ROY KNAUF, Realtor Ee ¢as00 after 5:30. weekiavs, | EXCEPTION OUARTERS FOR RE- wae esae” coe ON M-60, 4 room tome on terse | Doroth Snyder der et h 3 land contracts. both large. ad | 4% w. Huron PE 2-1421 OA 8-3339 | West SIDE’ 3 ROOM PRIV fined financially responsible em-| 2 {room aut an each has nr | 9 % 100° lot. Bath. 2 bedrooms. ie ae 110 f° of small, New or seasoned. Call FE a. ue . anve eneeeor Oe oe | _ploved vent. 5-58 tate "entrances and Srivate baths. Good commercial pi 2 aes 340 W. Hu 24411 I eng CITY PROPERTY Pee peers and ask for Ted Mecul) Rent Apts. Furnished 33) _saie | GOOD _SLEEPIN’ 200M. LADY.| Were Is 0.3 car carace sino. | Terms Extra lot lot available. Brice Sgn our S1ey Soe oy, * meee 7! - er a * east AAAI AAAS | EST BEDE § ROOMS AND BATH, | 103_Th ORR : = _ OPEN Elizabeth Lake Estates Ba bath up. Corner - NEW APARTMENT PVT. EN- ypper. Adults. a el ‘at once on | oe nae a Was. Ethchen N.&M Living room, 11% x 22, natural ve B BROS. with 62,960 down. nai 8 prices "tice "Pres, ‘Bes saeorge } Rh Irwin SAT. SU ON | trvplaes. 7" vedroome, with ex: : FE 5-5091 or FE: 59471 SCHRAM | 722 perme |" PM | Baer Geet a ta R Se Stat "BE en od Or Os st] Eee | Sg Ka Lake. Casase of 4 ene Gone ani Le ~ Owner wilt é pepe with wood in, nome, | East of Pontiac # laree ware a jC. HAYDEN | ESSA S| be eae ‘ : pare | ROOM FO ON WEST e DON’T PASS UP belong Sell boner elongings for ca : ; ne i. Classified Ads!| Russell Young * : } 1° gare alo THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 For Sele Houses 43/ | ‘MOVE IN TOMORROW Som ’ Sauer. Automatic & i, Sg Gor. *H alg New 2 bedroom Nearly fin- ished. You oampiote the interior, Located on Berkley sear Crescent | Lake Rd. $7,000. A. C. Compton | & Son. OR F7414. NORTH SIDE | Neat 4 room home. City sewer, fnsulated. storms &. screens, $8,006 hh 63.008 down. _ HURON GARDENS 2 bedroom bungalow with full basement. 69.000 full price. , CUSTOM RANCH | Lovely 2 bedroom custom home. A-t a many extras. $16,500 For Sale Houses 43 WAT 4° room KINS LAKE 1 acre, | car ga- rage. Nice law and shrub- bery, with lake privileges. Only terms. Call for it. $1,500 DOWN eg te foors. “Mice” lot, paved street, Owner ferred. Priced to sell. Call for appointment. NORTH SIDE LET ous SELL YOUR HOME ¥E 44s An attractive two bedroom 7% W...Huron Open de Phone FE 37103 or 3-2028 one story bungalow, situ- Co-operative Real Estate Eschange * re featured in this offer- me WM. A. _ KENNEDY SE STENCH Birmingham to see sary elsewhere : frepicee, ‘large lot end twe car garage for $19.000 Benjamin and ae spe & septic ak — inital Very es Priced at $7500 | Wee Srrtia. Estates 4306 Soon on nly at RAY O’NEIL, Realtor. ~- WELL SECLUDED IN 4% ACRE WOODS Very attractive 2 bedroom bunge lew © garage and o0 ofa sce any changes. ret} ree large. picture t. e *| LAKE FRONT-~Yea id % windows and fireplace, Ceramic bedrm. home ail io best of con- | off heat, heated sun dition. Picture window over- room. If you seek peace snd looking lake, stone firepiace tranquility, ‘you will just love modern kitchen, full. basement, this w: home. Only $14,900 oll heat, Sand beach, biack top TO SETTLE ESTATE wend, Lontantpes. : ‘ low with 2 car at mich ill sell rnished if! oo} tice lots in quiet beishbor. % on a bap r | WATKINS LAKE FRONT — 7s ft hood. Osk floors, plastered watis sandy beach, Spacious 6 bed- full basement; auto. off furnace rm. home, tiled ett. sre Access to LA yt gy ‘an and b-y-3 — mower, plireplace. lots closet basement, oi] heat. GIROUX 8 & FE FRANKS Unusually attractive — setting, GENERAL REAL SeTATE Foes = Sanday 1 AS ‘ Pm WHITE BROS. | For This You've Searched the Papers an imposing view of Ott , Hear it is — right in the village You wil te tacensenee be — of Clarkston on a quiet paved compact kitchen complete beige a street. 5 nice rooms eli on 1 Hotpoint built-in stove. oven floor. Staired, floored attic, All vent fan, off the dining ell. The plastered painted walls Vest- spaciousness vf the 3 bedrooms fbule entrance. 5 closets. Fire- with lighted closets and extra | lace, Oak floors. Immaculate | lavatory on main floor. Full base ome inside and out. Large land. | meot,: With extra steel laundry |: seaped fot car garage. $11,- Foom. workshon and rec with $2500 down, You muat , it 1 YEAR OLD | 2 large bedrooma. Extra large 44 ing room. — cetlin beak Plastered 9 walis. floors. Kitchen with dining — Ot ee Partial basem doors rill SE, maaee toned bath, Sune oe tn was 3 A a ns Spe lan complete with with cal HITE mo vou ROY i : pA w. hu FE 24810 ee n s to be wise ys ne iS" fonn webs» woe cutee B pay ae rapeh style homes have 1,282 Ay ey ana 4 BED. ROOMS. ‘s bA and sOLID| A Cherished Home On Te ae Pontiac's Loveliest Street $14 350 A wee ul family home . ‘ Seep ‘closets, ‘full wath “up up Including 1 = 180° lots and lav. down Paneled \i- As Low As brary, den, 2 is. tiled basement, serened = : big ro . — . Pir Mente tained, ta spacious yet con- Plus Taxes and Insurance 7 on Che shen nae ae pa egg lege = ie pin ° = _Brestize -_ value , & - ony center is within walk- Be aan SHED A Rare Offering EXHIBIT HOME | - Bere yfious Colo. UARE LAKE AND Ese DDLEBELT ROAD room, dining room, kitch- Northwood) 2%" B Ortinwo ieee base, Te seww Why he Prone Pusers PEderal ‘Toit is loca SN on exclusive Wards Point on Price of many additional —, from $8, ake tn a home which re- j ceived top ima tion. with ‘te ‘sina igwn Established fm 1916 and ent. sand h, hom, Provides. pee ter NEW IN 'S6-Near Pisher Body family life at its best. ‘ era kitchen, wil beat, cow atom. td, Sereens, ‘Fully te: Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ae. Now | 22 W. Lawrence St, Bvrenings at $8,480 a only $1,650 down. FE 54-8161 or $0038 INCOME ~§300 Fe month plus an > oll heated S-rm. modern aos a rban area. Here A fs o ba eg someone who Lane ge ged “tne toes tn te look: ahead to a ~ Ro. yl ith un- @iigation. usual seclusion and privacy, HOMES. low $13,050. Also ? lanes, These ¥ ont, butlt homes, fine lawn, well landscaped. 2- Ag gorene Paved drive, black bi ment. $28,000 with FLOYD KENT, 4 W, Lewrence ~~ by .appoint- down. Realtor FE 58-6108 Open Eves Next to the Consumers _Power__ ft. living reom with indirect light | ing, guest and 2 pict designed in India velvety lawn with outside grill & other features 4,750 with’ terms. HOME TODAY, | YOUR ISLAND HOME re Treg binds oth room all brick seni home | $ . 9 large bedroo | guatay heat, pprox, 1 ® Offered aio doen DON'T CT WAIT. SEE TT -WE'LL INSURE It -MAHAN = aD iors we ee eee) Seat GATEWAYS to. closet, cornice boards ure windows affording Outside pieater box na sandstone, Offered at SEE THIS _2 mies en. mae |. ‘s room pad Sem 3}: Venetian acre ~To Sell—To CO. REAL ui * - | and 6 rooms and 4m eee BEDROOM) 1 } WHY RENT? nM | slorms ‘and ye iat Sass | $750 Da. $ Rim. & Stool Cabin ont acre. oie miles a P20 De 3 Re & Bath) Se Partridge $600 Dn. 3*Rm, $30 Mo.!, sennoom saice ie Spacious § room :. a 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE $850 Dn. 3 Rm. & Bath tance Care Ou bot ONLY $1,500 DOWN | i INI 7 4 tapes ies new © a gan WRIGHT ‘Riche: | kes cay more i fo Wikis. io Baie room off heat , Fesity m1 8 the large sei Rotate exchonee Kempen, Ro, Pe 408g. ge 28 RP price “just res DOWN lortable 4 ie with privileges on Brendel 2, cond. Large lot in atirac- tive established Tubdivision. Pull price just §7,000. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43_W. Huron St, Open Eve. 7 to 9 trade for larger home. $0650 COZY BUNGALOW ~ Race. Es ios ae Fer Sale Houses DOW! Toom mod ity home. b it. alu & wsereens, 3 car Priced at only $11,960 RANCH BUNGALOW - bsg car gar. almost an acre oil furn,, ceramic tle kitchen, 912.000 INCOME SPECIAL ~5 rms ee. lot. Call Mrs,” Hoy a) BUNGA. Low- home for Large two car ar Lake privileges ov Sylvan, L. H. BROWN, Realtor whe fireplace 100 ft frontage. Bateman & Kamp- ven Realty, 377 8 Telegraph Rd FE 40528. © r ative Real Estate Exchange. $695° - | DOWN PLUS COSTS NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES er automatic gas heat and floors, tile bath. DRAYTON AR 3 bedroom aes style home well namtalned inside out. Ot) All. You Can Ever Wish For Xe in lo¢ation, conventence ed. Cs J. A, Taylor} INSURANCE FE 4 Free Parking 3. BEDROOM HOMES CLOSE IN This large frame city Pome has income possibilities, base- ment and rage. $12,500 witb $1400 down. - BRICK. On & lagoon with a view of the fg te #7900 down, LAKE PRIVILEGES ‘This frame ranch home needs fin- worth $850f Gepione Ave, ves. se 43 Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES . COME AND. SEE This 3 bedroom home, close to town, Basement with gas furnace, . one 2 car garage and 8c one, with term LAKE FRONT Prepiere and ol], furnace ie | jot x 230 ft. ee oar | for the handy man terms tnd “nice. fenced = le . Plants, T Trees, Shrubs 68 A BLUE SPRUCE Rent. Teeler Space 9 pupoies ‘One blond and one black BEAGLE HOUND, GOOD RABBIT oniews Holly, MEirose 39 DELAND | cr. Bat. DUCTION EVEa: WEDNESDAY night, L. & art Sale Farm, Because OF A BUSsT- ness the farm being offered for ae 1 will sei) at public of all makes of and d-gauge shotgun shells, vB Bovlent 200 Dizie Bwy Pile 4 . : 456 Enter our big HARD" contest. T KELLY’S RDWARE for ev room in the house ubura et Adams, Auburn newert 1965 designs, terrific val | PONTIAC CHIEF STORER. WIT Miteights, Pe 2-811. er ge Pe ge pines “ ae a vas Cor sais Bird and Duck Hunters factory lars, Michig |, only. G. A, Thompson, 80 8. f, | HERE'S YOUR CHANCT OF A) Teseent, Sef Orchard Lake ‘Ave. | _Perty. Gun aT A Tae Paice. Ane i Vght auto, ‘condition, $25. FE 2-8797. _ueeerioe ener 4 we omas garage oF 95 | 910 Savage T78, wee es ST QUALITY & FT. BATH- $114.50 Savage 775 8.C. lighewetant tubs, $49.50; =D RECONDITIONED | SING abe, 90.0; B arade tollets, MDETONRD SOR SE SP ee hang besine. | plies. G. a. ¢ femon 109.50 Bavage 778 Standard a: 5 WINDOWS, aux50 AND STORM | eauuink panstn cre sng, bs sds, | WRECKING CO. INC. |"suto. wih select shoke "compen —onah. PE 34070. pres, a6). anes, and ee al : 3963 683,95 8 GAS CIRCULATORS. EVANS @ thousand up. Knotty pine panel- n128 Ww, 8 MED {22% comer or. | 078 Stevens 620 tcke down, slide reas, Like new. PE OTT | Sat sh'oe a gal, See us for prices |, chard Lk. Rd. "ANDERSON i ; ad FOR SALE. SGML OPEN WEAD| o0 ‘sil yout bulding needs." | Daily 8:30 to ¢ Sunday 10 to 2. ANDERSON HDWE. steel drums for burning. your ACKETT’S ~ | "er,,%8, ste ee ~~ ae —- call KEnw bree Parking FoR 10 CARS K.P. -Bu' BUILDING SUPPLIES Mon., Tues. Weds. and to 6 MA’ S301 USED HEATING | wtb oat Fett te 8: pen. 10 te mon OIL TANK 8161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston : 41 wi <0 OR Roofi Sidi EQUIPMENT Se = for 12 fee ‘ee fil tap. “delivered. sa. Yes Sass? oofing and Siding i wt git FLOOR FURNACE. PRACTICAL- Combination Doors Conk Supnese = 0.8) aD -§ Sees Insulation ' - of GUR-TYPE Of BURNER. CON- : tokers ‘ z= —t¥ols_ond tent 980, PE $6007, M. A. BENSON blower tans a Poet ingwer, a0 GARAGE v0 01 vif a ees af a 2° FRENCH ee | 14 a 2 * PE Ste. $350. FE) © with "rames 12 or. window frame . ELBLING unting Accommod, rrr uoner M COMPANY wer sash 5 EF “nawed, CABIN FoR Bip HUNTING a4 me. a LAWN MOWERS MA- 3 pieces. 0 by Holes te wars 7 §._P. St. per wen Su eee FE 5- 2255 E. Walton +E ay ae wan Ges gas burners. blowers, stokers. «We ' . Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ARING AIDS NEW AND x 8° inside door; One 18%" stoves. Wayne Heating Co.. Ro | ~ sia used, Phone Rules, 271900, 20°C" Cuts laced foot | chester OF 94211. HAY P with 139" x2"6"" x8" le Tene Pood fur Pe ben. oe ant Se Pet. | eae wee me 0 G. A. Thommen. 0 6. STANDING TOILETS $21.95 | --*/o** couple well tank MY 3.2761. | _Perr Pv ae ae"| coca ce a Tame Talbott Lumber| :f& 3 pe. Bath sets, a gas heaters, $55. G. A. Thompson, Save PLUMBING SCPPLY EL. PARE Sasi i 100 8. wv St. - FE 6-2100 5 NITED, SAVE 20% trim SoLEie * ome Ss” x 16". 2 Lite, $3.50 each piles. , Winde ‘6 ? males out Aaldwin Armstrong coat, BLAYLOCK 4’ . FE 267" er n= UILDING ¥ CO. WALL CABINET, KITCHEN. $0 16. alaee, Foam cee. " 61 $1 Orchard | Lake Ave, — FE-3-7101 gesemmple $20.80 waive. i 18.96. new, roved for use on SPECIAL Tescent. 303 Orchard Lake. Aye. Consumers ines, sce 00 and | WEATHER STRIPPING RUBBISH . B alue ‘ 0. fi Trac roers, bam! steel anes are slightly marred. Also and ‘ voor mentee New and used rakes, bottes egw ee gar . bott) tg ee carts, wheel ere at terrific, value, tichiean tary. code 126, pelaey” An Piste line of fireplace fixtures, d e ractive fall . ve sila EVANS EQUIPMENT | sic al Grom sredgy sot bun __ Bia bacon and sausage PE 6507 Dixie Hwy. BARNES 1 HARDWARE "i en 7 avy BOTY HAqp GRINDER PIPE, 9320 LOT, WAR. a W_ Bare BLACK DIRT AND PEAT \LOAD- lizher $30. wicks 2678 Orchard Lk. Ra _ed and delivered, OR 3-7549., Ber bells. $10 Venetian “Slings, | SEWING MACHINE SALES & BROWN PEAT - HE-TEST - sHAED- = 160-1. Venetian blinds, | “service; will adjust oil” and ed. $7.50, & yards; 1 yd. 82; 4 ik fe: FE grease any make sewing machine , bushel. ge r Daatet Loading | | Ste ram, very a+ Any 910 (TERESTED IN OTOO be mag Fy a} a vn pe dally and Come ap “bs ae rid rd., near Union equipm and dark r ers - : it, 4200 Bis "Bee Giaseification HO! STA a OaERE Garage Doors Bie. ng Pe Pare. “Gnd Case RIDING HO! tone 7 YFAR OLD ERAS & EQUIPMENT. ia with faucets and po am 969. FR FARM TOP SOIL BLACK DiRT. ee TRON FIREMAN terrific values. $33.33, Lavatotien L_ OFFER ai 7 ts Be Delivered. E +6508. Beco sronie. ming chrome | Berry all s Nis queremtect FILL DIRT. BAND AND GRAVEL: pan ~, In good condition. 33 ry faucets. sate : fe $39.50 val: m Eimates on 7318 ready for heavy rome a $19.95. These are factory see- sna Pen free. FiLt BAND: BLACK on T anp| 3 pat fF E- due i: Fagg TOR, R EXCELLENT onde. “Michigan _rivorescent, 303 CRAY DOOR SALE G0. | atevel. Phowe FE 2 fearing, and calves. Rains E. |. pian me Le . ret a * sm. = FILL L DIRT. GRAVEL Sy a SAND, | Sale, 8 Seen Lt. Be, Ce BF ay gy he Do It Yourself 61 | _ stone of ail kinds FE 5-147], Page Phone 1 i TTCHEN EN CABINET SINKS BEAU- Save Money Ct | vse our roots, po Your own HARDWAY . saddle shop, All, tvoes * a. «. . ee. * ue, plumbing. ” Com- soll, black Ba’ peat, sand ridles. tar e Se Rina see Bene act oie | BURMEISTER’S — | Blete, sizer" ciphaaed | taser ce oat * adie eel ations models at te values. Michi- See een nn Ohl on Pen rane BAG bint. | —Bivé ~hepecaeeesnaeandicans LI JMBER ma, rt tare wed #0 #9 | CoaDING OUT SEAS ime vee For Sale Poultry 74 7a eve . vane ae ACKSON: AL FEOUIPT. 800, 000. and bldg sepptes, Oven Sus. ow r LobING TOP soit, FROM me _$23_W. Montealm F. . = 2 ee oe wera |B A , PAT HENS FOR - Foot Sale FOR RENT 0) and ae Cail FE 5-0508 after 4:30. . Pro DELIVERY YARDS ; . APT Oomane AND CARRY a5 "AT eat Going rece, sanders - } nd sanders- lack aire or peat, 0 ob eARDe ark, 10000 MOT ° Cement. .......... seseecens #135 ISTER’ $ wall paper PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY Sale F Pr 5 ixé ie phan Sei 7a ae * OUR PRICES ARE NOT ONLY irnace vacuum ch Oak- avel, Pit run, 69-40 and eush- le arm oduce 7 Ee. is 0 MLow, BUT OUR SERVICE ps is 4. “Wilkinson “Band & ten ag A, an A 1S | _chard Lake ave, PE 6-180 Gravel. zs 18. PE 2-9203. | APPLES® POR COOKING A Isulation loose and bianket, 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU | Cameras, Equipment 61A OAD GRAVEL celine, Sey. mee oe fis ‘No. ier ater 7.50 sq. | 48 Sheet Rock C & C . $1.60 ; $_yas., $1.90 Gelivered, Wm ease} ohn gon A car a a obo M 4x8 masonite, heey se CAMERAS & BQUIPMENT Shredded Peat Humus | dppies> WAGNER AND White pin mnertee one terior. ee ‘fr bas. per cM . $98.00 | _ plies.” Classification number 24h, aoe {5 yds. $12)__ FE 6-71606 re ag gy v= Sie mts on ings ix : ‘Iv4 ft. ceed TT. an, | VEL ae ro Heights terior and exterior see at n, UA. firs ae ie | _ Sa Sale Musical Goods 62 TH Oh GASP pcr FE a4 APPTES - Oo and others. ar ae WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL. Mrtntosh, Glackmore Farme, 1000 k and fir flooring. 2x6 std. Dougias per M_ $90.00] CONN) EUPHONIUM, EXCELLENT | — Pill dirt, truck! mit east une & Cedar. gx std, Doagion fir. per M $0 00 | “condition. Call OF Pan ctor | tor peice take ‘Sedat aes] Peet Ee eS ates ud #120 Beate | or gaetes Co. erce | 4x8x% fir Plyscore el DIY. OF 93-1596 sori BU 4xx% fir Piy -¢ $3.95| ORINNELL | CONSOLE, PIANO. __ Wood, Coal & : Fuel 6 @ $1.26 per bu, Baldwin to ist house Int paneling W pine per Mi "to0.00| < #0arimenk. Must eet! HA 2709 containers. winin CAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH . DRY SLAB WOOD, % PER conp. a5. faucets, $26.00 value $14.98. Alse | om. sium “doors trom $2083 | Gallaghers. 18%. Mures. 80. | PF tor $11. Delivered. PE ¢6ses.| SPRAYED APPLES terrify, values. “These are. crate | 3’ ot Colored bath set, all nitings, ie Bt. ony con “ a Mixed, rae cat ce en ne acre ee 3e3 Orchard ai Seaaatan ‘set, cast tron tub $180.96 , * _ Wiltiems ‘tk LUxA oft for $i Delivered, PE. Sa000, | 300 FOLDING "APPLE CRATES, rote, 290 eal tong. win heat) “ARROW O HLL Figen FIREPLACE CANNEL COAL —| {if° orede spece for rent. x Brambie| I” YOU ARE BUILDING A wood. Paar | ire ay Sele F. : : IONEL & AMERICAN TE eat SAVE UP TO _sehard Lake Ave, FE 56-6159, pcos nop Equipment 76 FLYER TRAINS _ as HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD, $6 A ae. we HOUCHTEN'E 528 " “Main “SON Idea CONSTRUCTION NOW ON DISPLAY AT TRAILER OXFORD ‘Trailer Sales, fs f'n wath New low concn Ss. Ome “oir ‘down, @ months Ever see & Sadie 12 &. bigh? DEER HUNTER SPEC. 10 USED TRAILERS TO PICK FROM $195-$595 BUY NOW! - See it her.! 12 1%. high Oxford Trailer Sales eo bottle on Trailer parts wie’ cous of Lake 0 Orion on MXM. 13 ft. high. «7 » long . EXCELLENT = Call after 4 p.m. FE YEAR ~ BEDS — shower~ ‘A 6-1232, KE 1988 all mod- Trailer awa’ | Exchange. B és MOBILE VILLAGE 200 Elizabeth Lake Rd. . Auyte Acc __ Mute Glass Service "| 192_ Oakland } ave ' BCD. sag DUAL EXHAD lywood muffiers, tail exten- siona, essories for ell makes and HOLERBACR ® AUTO PARTS Baldw FE 3-077 Buick ROA OADMTLATER MOTOR pow rebuilt, Sherer driven. Ph...-1 Bveoings a bare ew late f re APG nn tag Base ' Ave. Ph. PE 44019 ; CLEARANCE SALE OF - V-8 ENGINES Ford, Chev. Pontiac, Dodge, 7 er, Olds. Buick, Gtude' . Ford, * ls ee TAL Briggs La automotive : sCHRARA AUTO. PARTS so white w cm eer Le nee Oe. xTy GO meys.| HUTCHINSON | ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS EVINRUDE oa } im ee i Me te; y . , A RODE SALES AND cs $i. Gtk tes Santo = Transportation Offered 67 : stint a Wanted ‘Used ead 88 CALIFORNIA BUYER | a 2 . COMMUNITY, MOTORS 8 en rth Wp Pace FOR CASHINA HURRY, sell things Hier 1 ‘ Y he Mas ; ‘ 300 HAVE NEVER Don't ee eee Act Today -HASKINS _ Chevrolet Oakland County’s Fastest Growing ler St Dixie fi at MIS ea nr pm. | Ys "1951 EXCUSE OUR SMALL PRINTING It Matches Our SMALL PRICES } Lancer, Save 9107 x ‘55 Royal Lancer 4 dr, Save $731 RRY ! = ye HURRY tt Ht - we 1955 CHEVY BEL AIR HARDTOP, 2 tone, loaded, R&H, Powerglide . power brakes ie 4 DR. GOOD CON dition. Make trade. Must’ sell. % CROSLEY, STATION WAGON. Has hew rings and a valve frane- A nice gg car-for cheap t rans- Price: $125. 306 ‘Bu — F. =| ROS MBSBW IRS" Sf Pirmouth Btation "$1 Chevy, (eluxe. These Are thy, a Feu . Will accent anyting of value on MOTOR SALES 2.2641 $0160 eo 4 ¥ 4 UXE SE- S . aod ater, 5 and are. mye a aa § heater. Pord -O- Matic, $1 Studebaker. Mi 4.3410 _Birm. oa “ rie 1.46. The only } the price © the coer PS. |» Wea j Tncoin’ $1100 TUDOR CLUB COUPE. PE 4. ree ae reury Hard ton coune $1795 Bob Frost, Inc. AM Ordan _ 6-3033 H 4 5 $325, - La ! Woodward at "3 Demo's Final Clearance No Financial Problems Just Your Car Down | HASKINS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15 MAple 5-5071 rE o-eT18. '"$1_DODGE CONY., $595. CORONET. atic, radio, @eater, Black A, wall Woodes at “¥ry 4 4-DOOR Overdrive $295 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH OL 10711 Bab Pog THAN 30 YEARS A PLACE To avy.” SAVE ENERGY, USE | WANT ADS! To find a HURRY! HURRY! ‘09 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLES DEMONSTRATORS $1,000 OFF! OTHER PONTIAC AND BUICK DEMONSTRATORS STILL ~ LEFT SEE US AT ONCE COMMUNITY | - MoS {Peek ate Te t EY LAST | 7% OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE, 4 debaker. Immediate Delivery! — ‘Deal Direct! No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Y’ALL COME NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 6. SAGINAW Sor ee 1953 MERCURY ONE OWNER I as WE WILL ACCEPT ANYTHING OP VALUE IN ae oe ANY four CARS T HAVE PONTIAC’S TOP TRADER MIKE’S AUTO SALES 701 Oakiana jHOUGHTEN & Son CFR PEN OLDSMOBILE Jacobson’'s HUDSON & RAMBLER ; tap. Sales bas B dra. meet car down. months old, 6,000 miles, like ‘new, Ot 2 Sea brakes and steering. wo i OtDs “6. # DR., $596. GUAR- 1‘. winter. | Ht ane. me 2. — eT Woodward at 13 Mile _... ineotn_5-1100 Studebaker, MI 4-3410 " PACKARD 2 DR. RADIO AND heater, ultra. $1105. Carkner Stu- MI 43410. Birm, LOT | VALUES 1954 Buick ‘ 4dr Century. Full power, Ny al master preminum ‘tires, 17, miles on this blue and white one owner beauty. $] 995 1953 Pontiac ir Chieftatn §& Deluxe, Milane ey finish. A nice ear for only $895 tail | +54 Olds Hardtop ., $1995 AVER | '54 Buick 4 dr. ..... |'54 Chrysler 4 dr... iO AND | ’53 Pont. 8 4 dr '|°53 Ply. Cl. Cpe...... 935 ‘ rs Radio, heater. ra, oat a gel = ; Somer PONTIAC CHI AIN DE- xe. Power - eA Hvdra. Wh W. Cleen. FE me Pune Tea Se tom rel carb. ener teases antenna, seat adjuster ms uards, and MA 5-097. ‘ood _____._ Lincoln _5-1100 ‘33 STATION bef pg Daas A “neta body Radio, r, ~~ ¥ Woodward 13 Mile Lincoin” 1100 KELLER KOCH © CLEAN OUT || Many Colors! Many Models! 1955 FORD CUSTOM 8 2-Door Cleanout Sale | Low as © Fully Equipped Including Taxes and License Car Is W j $5320 M onthly If Your Car Is Worth $125 $4889 Monthly With Only ($10) Ten A-1 Buys Dollars Down Cheapies 54 Pont. S. Wgn. $1444 11955 FORDIW URDER) . ’50 Ford 2 dr......$199 | oe Dele pare 7a. "49 Chir, Zidr......5146 FY Ply. Sta, Wen. oe 49 Ford 2 dr...,.. $144 Ford 2 dr...... 50 Plymouth 2 dr. $199 | 52 Nash 2 dr cease $399 49 PI h 2 - 144. °54 Ford C. Sedan $1399, ate r.§ 52 Plymouth 4 dr, $499 50 Nash 2 Diese ges $99 "54 Ford 2 dr.....-$999 *53 Chev, 2 dr.....- $744 * 52 Ford R. We. .$699 Ja \ 51 Plymouth 2 dr. $299 Convertibles 55 Ford C. 8 2 dr. $139% 52 Ford Hardtop. .$799 53 Merc. 4 dr.....$899 53 Pont. Dix. 4 dr. $899 Er Ford 2 dr......$544 53 3 Paw ; rey 2 d > , lymout r. 51 Chev! 4 dr......$299 ’53 Ford Hardtop. .$999 "52 Merc, Hardtop $744 ‘53 Ford R. Wgn. $999 SS Ford Fairlane O@i-c cscacncs $1644 52 Chev. 2 dr..,...$544 ’54 Plymouth 2 dr, S944 53 Ford 2 dr...... $744 "52 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $599 "52 Merc. 2 dr.....$644 55 Buick Century $2244 54 Ford Conv....$1344 ’53 Pont. Conv. .. .$944 55 Ford Conv... °55 Ply. Conv.... 51 Ford Conv... 50 Ford Conv.:. $1644 - 49 - $399 Trucks '53 Ford % t. pick. $599 "34 Ford % t. pick. $744 ’47 Chev. 1% t. pic. $199 "51 Ford F5 154” w.b., 53 Chev. i : = ereoy) 12 ft. side dump box, ’53 Buick Riviera Ss 199 23,000 actual miles "52 Olds 88:2.dr.:..$899) nan ceveeeeeess $699 Check Your Brakes FOR ‘ONLY 99¢ WE WILL £ ne wheels & inspect 3. Check master cyl. fluid. 2. Adjust brakes properly. 4 Check for proper operation.. Harold Turner, Ford 2 BIG LOTS Midwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000. JOrdan 4-6266 LIberty 9-4001 Immediate “Spet” Delivery , Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment BUYS! ‘34 Mercury 2 dr.... ema if $895 ’53 Chrys. Cl. Cpe.. .$1045 53 Ply. Wagon wees $995 ‘53 Mercury 4 dr... $1045 53 De Soto 4 dr... 53 Chev. Conv. ..... 53 Ford 8 4 dr...... 1953 Buick Qdr. Radio, heater and a saeming #reen finish. Check this p $045 | 1953 Pontiac 4dr Hydramatic 8 with ~ bine | finish. Todays special at only $895 1952 Buick Some. a. er bors + ag bare and pes f gh "52, Dodge 4 dr.......$545 "52 Merc. 4 dr....... $695 52 Ply. Cl. Cpe. ..... $495 52 Chrysler 4 dr.....$695 |°5# Ply. Cl. Cpe...... $395 $1 Chrys. 84 dr...... $595 *51 Ford 8 Conv...... $495 51 Chrys. 8 Conv. .. .$545 ’51 De Soto 4 dr..... .$445) "51 Olds Hardtop ... .$695 50 De Soto 4 dr '51 Packard Hardtop $645 ‘30 Chrys. 4 dr 100 CAR SELECT TION WE FINANCE LOW DOWN PAYMENT BANE RATES , 100 More.Cars to Choose From FACT —or Fiction ITS A FACT— You'll get a better. deal on a good used car at | the Retail Store. That you get something for notbing. But your dollar goes farther here. IT'S Fic ION— o 1953 Mercury Monterey Hardtop, Ra- 1951 Buick Super Hardtop. Radio, dio, heater, white walls and heater, Dynaflow and a 2 tone Merc-O-Matic. finish, : $1295 ” $695 1954 1953 Chevrolet "910" with radio. Pontiac Station Wagon with heater, direction signals and radio and hea car very tee mesS BE $1295 - $1095 1954 * 1953 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe. Ra- Chevrolet Bel Air 2 dr with dio, heater, direction signals Power Glide, radio, heater and - and visor. 2 tone finish. $1495 1095 . _ 1953 1953 Pontiac Chieftain Dix. 2 dr. Pontiac 2 dr with radio, heater [) Radio, heater. white walls, and Hydtamatic. A black beauty directionals and visor. 2116 5 $1195 . h) 1954 Pontiac Del 1982 tt Ww c luxe Station Wagon. Pontiac Star Chief Cust. Radio, dio. hi heater, power brakes, power Radio, heater and Hydra. Just right for the fami steering and Hydra. me: tse $995 uy 1695 1952 Pontiac Chieftain Dix. 4 dr Radio, heater and. Hydramatic transmission. Very nice. "1953 Chevrolet “210° with radio, heater, directionals, etc. 1095 fe) _ 1952 1949 wr direction wlgnaln. and 2 heater and” overarive tans: * $595 $149.95 ] 1951 1950 fee SS eee De. transmission, Neat, $695 oe oe = bo ae 7 sai iow ee PONTIAC RETAIL STORE $1944 fF "Goodwill Used’ Cars” 6 at. CLEMENS ST, : Fes |i) | The Crime'Was Committed At MATTHEWS HARGREAVES “GUILTY AS CHARGED of Murdering Used Car Prices “I had to do it,” says thie boss. “Maybe I'm crazy, but I’m not ashamed. | want everyone in Southern Michigan to see the * ‘crime” I’ve committed. Come in Monday and Tuesday. We have the finest stock of used cars in the area. Yes, I'm guilty of lower prices EXHIBIT “A” '53 Chev. 4-Dr......°575 ‘53 Pontiac 2-Dr....8825: ‘54 Dodae 4-Dr.. 51095 CORONET 8 GYROMATIC, RADIO, HEATER '54 Plym. 4-Dr. $895 54 Pontiac8 $1495 STAR CHIEF. POWER STEERING AND BRAKES . 94 Ford 2- Dr. 2 O49 jean “B" ‘52 Chev. 2-Dr. DELUXE WITH HEATER $535 "52 Ford 2-Dr rd 2-Dr. ......4595 '52 Pontiac 2-Dr....*595 RADIO AND HEATER ‘52 Hudson 4-Dr...8475} mona. nai, satan, ovenDArvs #795 ‘52 Olds 4-Dr. 88 RADIO, HEATER, HYDRAMATIC ‘52 Buick 4-Dr. RADIO, HEATER, DYNAFLOW ‘52 Plym. 4-Dr..... EXHIBIT "C’ ‘49 Pontiac 2-Dr.. NO. 2953 — RADIO AND BEATER § ‘49 Ford 2-Dr.. NO. 2724 — RADIO AND HEATER ‘SO Pontiac 2-Dr.... NO. 2768 — RADIO AND HEATER A Ft ‘50 Nash 4-Dr. " NO, 2297 — HEATER '46 Ford Sedan ....* 95 SUICIDE TRUCK PRICES ‘Sl Chev. ? Van ....£295 52 GMC2Ton. $525 § 95 ‘54 Chev. 4 Ton... We Must Sell 390 | $795 Used Cars in October! ev eo we é oe © ow ‘49 GMC }-Ton . '54 Chev. 1-Ton....8975 BLACK PANEL — HEATER 4 SPEED — HEATER AND DIRECTIONALS CHEVY SHOW PLACE STOP AT THE BIG iy ae SIGN AT 3211S. SAGINAW FE 44546 FE 44547| Ey sees | ae THE yy Be qT ( re $a i cag } a foe ee d ’ i of ‘ : J * 4 ! { 7 : : ig ey | x : ‘ goo ted J ‘ . y / ! : | e | | f | | ' | ‘ \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1955 awe oS ‘My Favorite Husband’ Teammates Go Separate -: Today's Television Programs --lHostility Parts |. -- Today's Radio Progr QMs-- |x. , if (itt) WERK, (1400) = WRON, (1460) Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WW4-TV Channel 1-WXYZ-TV Channel 9-CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Allen. Ronnie Burns, Gracie. —Miss Fair Weather. Betty Bahr. ¢:00—(2) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| ad George’s son, arrives in| y3:20+(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford.| Nelson Puppet comedy. (9)—Circle 9} Hollywood to. study acting. Music, - Stays in Show Theater. Roy Rogers in “Red|%%—~(T) Voice Program. Metro-| 11.05 (2) Nightwatch ‘Theater.| While Caulfield Returns River Valley.” (7)—Sunny Eliot.| Politan mezzo-soprano Mildred) ‘poiton McLane in “Mutiny in| to Film’Coreer Variety. Miller sings |=“Habanera boo the Big House.” 6:16—(7) Story. “Paganini.” | “Gypsy Song” from Bizet's “ mg ‘ men.” (9}—Million Dollar Movie. gage Pen Tonight. _ Allen By BOB THOMAS News. Jac LeGolf. ees pam lhyaniis BE wou ry 0 ee ee MOLLE WOGD s-Aien Sanpens 6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Fleming. (2)| ing.” (2)—Talent Scouts. Arthur Good Neighbor Theater, | Yen & comedy team goes sour TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett} Godfrey with new professional wy "ing te yang ia pd pag dr nag “Song of the Open Road.” t turned out all pm 2 sea Jumbo Theater. Frank 34:00—(4) XII O'Clock Theater ar cate cota ond | Bruce Cabot in ‘Tails for Jeb “ea. Mulcahy.” singing a sentimental ggg | 12:380—-(4) News. 14: 50—(2)—Weatherman and Medi- | warmth toward each other that had TUESDAY MORNING pee PS Se 6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report. Another TV team broke up with 6:55—(2) Meditations. a big scene, but their differences 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning | could not be resolved. -| Show. Joan Caulfield 8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. in Korea. (4) — | 8:26—(2) Detroit Newscast. . Robert Montgomery Presents. | 8:30—(2) Weleome Travelers. (7) advan' over Communist} ‘Paper Town,” drama of a lum-| Wixie Wonderland. “— ; c and dared |9:00—(4) Romper Room. (2) Gar- father, Sidney Black-|. ry Moore. : Bride. |9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) Re- quest Theater. 9:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00—(4) Home. 10:38-(2) Strike It Rich. to be announced. (9) — | 10:55—(7) News. 11:00--(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. gS went 11:15—(2) Love of Life. Favorite Husband” last season. d vealing photo, In 3 | 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. “I guess the same thing has hap- (4) Feather Your Nest. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 11:55—(7T) News Ace, TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4 a Dong School. (2) Ladies Ips i, musical code used —— 12:26—(9) Prayer, Sign On. agents to transmit vital informa-|12:20—.(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of ; ; “ tan 99 ter? “That man has tion in “Mission Chopin. Shows, (9) World Passport. course the story of the fight spread SPehe Interviews. | 12:35—(2). Girl Talk. through CBS like wildfire.” Founder of Missionary —— P Mae my breath when Schenkel talks to boxers. 1:00 — (7) Lamchtime Drama. (9)/|. The show , ao Phy ge per News, Mary Morgan. (2) Rob-| by Douglas banks Jr: in “Last| ert Q. Lewis: sa great scientist | 1:30—(4) Good Cooking. (2) Link- | in his notice ‘Joseph, 72, founder of the Mary-| her husband: Milko Skofic. . grieves for his “lost child and/| letter’s House party. (9) Shop-| But here’s the more wife. (4)—Mayor of the Town.| per’s matinee. back doing the show and Joan | Catholic missionary order, died of ee re pees ene. CALL FE 4.2518 Minnie changes places with a/|2:00 — (7) Stars on Seven. (2) | isn’t, peritonitis yesterday at St, Vin- ‘ A contractor’s secretary to discover} The Big Payoff. (4) Ted Mack's Poe § cent’s Hospital. : my tennis coach, my business ANY TIME why he is favored by the City; Matinee. ‘ She's mg hoc = = again, ped : * 7 Council. (2) — Backstage. Film | 2:30—(4) It Pays to Be. Married. | appearing husband's film. wstother Mary Joseph, who re- ~~ drama to be announced. (2) Bob Crosby Show. The Rains of Ranchipur.” And/ «104 as head of the order in 1947, Skofic recently disclosed and TALK TO 19:30—(7) I Search for Adventure. | 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) | she’s up for a TV s in | 5; . “Jungle Honeymoon.” (9) — On} Way of the World. (2) Brighter a one role, “Voice of the| suffering a stroke several years| tans send her candy, I eat it.” Stage. Variety, comedy. (4) —| Day. oe Peay “i GHN |} It’s a Great Life. Michael O'Shea, |3:15—(4) First Love. 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