9-Power Parley Rolls Along Smoothly The Weather - z ~~ 7 Details page two ; . , a . 112th YEAR . _~. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 —76 PAGES a 2 a ey (eke ekKSE 7e Jury Selection Going Ahead in Sheppard Trial See Testimony Delayed at Least Another Week in Sex-Tinged Murder GM Gives peared today to be picking up speed, but indications were it would be another week before testimony starts. With seven jurors tenta- tively selected out of the necessary 13, including one alternate, the sex-tinged trial of Dr. Samuel H. Shep- 53 eee 15,000 Added of serve te «= 10) JF Campaign Dr, Sheppard, a boyish-faced os-| teopath, is peer wth, feah-de-| Lyndall Makes Report, ee Urges Solicitors to Give MONAGHAN PRESENTS CHECK — Gen ral Motors and general manager of the GMC Truck and Motors’ contribution to the Pontiac Area Fund, a check for $100,000, is handed to United Fund | on behalf of the three GM plants in Pontiac, Pontiac | Campaign Manager Frank Lyndall (right) Philip J. Monaghan, vice president of General| Truck and Coach. > : t G2 LD s| a | United F ete ad Big Boos o Bie Coach Division. Monaghan presented the check | by | Motor Division, Fisher Body Division, and GMC | He Buys Property Attorney's House Started on Wrong Lot by Mistake It’s customary to buy the lot before starting to build your home on it. But through no fault of his own, attorney Shan Hag- erty saw the foundation of his long-planned-for lakeside hy a} Fef il is ibys i ; f ; t stk Firms included in the Commer- cial Division's report who gave $530 or more apart from employe col- lections were: or more were: Dr. Felix Kemp, $100; Dr. Har- old Furlong, $125; Dr. N. E. Durocher, $100; Mrs, Allan H. i f i dl reach by TE ir Melvy C tolliday cheter| New Postal Rules Help to Clear Up Regulations 15% a2 EGE falTitted? rz. FE Biogen? 53 rie | 1 te gg tie 5 i : ‘} i Weather Is Ideal ‘Record Horde of Hunters Take Field for Pheasants Only one fatality was reported. At least 10 persons suffered gunshot wounds. - = 16, Of) gunshot wounds on the opening a, oe i, Buckner Finance Co., $300; De- | troit Creamery Co., $275; Pteitfer- | 4" designed to extend the St. "| waters will be introduced in the -| Homer Ferguson (R-Mich) told a | To Sponsor Legislation |iand county Circuit for Expanding Detroit | four » lot on and St..Cloir Rivers LANSING W — Federal legisla- Lawrence Seaway into Michigan next session of Congress, Sen. 7 4 3 trees " said Hagerty. “When I the work Sept. as in, but on he legislative committee yesterday. Ferguson said he will introduce legislation asking for widening and deepening of channels in the De- troit and St. Clair Rivers. This would allow ships of up to 25‘ feet in draft to make Great Lakes ports, | 40° The Michigan - senator also | .; sald he would ask for expansion of the International Joint Com- | sity mission, q three-member agency | s, that regulates waterways border- ing the U.S. and Canada. In view of the seaway, problems of water pollution, and other mat- ters, he said, he intends to plug for two more members on the com- mission, including one from Mich- | tees’ meeting and gained approval | igan $38 .F a 8 R = 1x 3 x sz mine. “It was a doing it over again.” were further complicat- telephone number was 77 and | | thought I might"be lucky.” Hagerty tajked with -the univer- | sity president, John E. Brown, who | “We have lagged,” he said, “in making the heartland of the US. | and Canada part of the ocean trade | “te have otner Jobe, now,” be Wart Weather Due added. “One is the deepening of |, ° ~~~ lin Pontiac Tomerrow The weather outlook for Pontiac fate." could be made at the next ses- sion of Congress, Ferguson said he was sure the seaway would be open for traffic by the start of the 1959 navigation This Pig Was Loaded high of 57, Today at 8 am. the BEVERLY. M = |thermometer reading was 41 de- | ag “hone Peter grees, rising to % at 1 p.m. Apartment. It war's lenge chy In Today's Press Piggy bank containing $1,000 in quarters. Radar Bites Inventor President Cites U.S. Progress in Blocking Reds ike Answers Criticism of GOP Foreign Policy by Truman, Adlai NEW YORK \# — Presi- dent Eisenhower told the nation last night his ad- ministration has “come far” still are dangerous threats. provide a first meeting with candidates at the party's headquarters in Sen. Irving for His Te Hi ret gre it f é is t i ib ! tr f f | sé i in the way of achievement of which shows no evidence of gen- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Electric Power St. Clair Plant Turbine Pushes Nation’s Output to Double 1945 Level ‘S| DETROIT (UP)—The generating capacity of the nation's electric in- dustry passed the 100,000,000 kilo- since the end of World War II,’’ it said. 7 son Rocecie Hero's Medal. Strike Talk Follows Tugs Stay on Job fo Assist Queen Mother's Departure i : Ee E ly i : J [Bet ftte gs i ig = nt | z : fis Th At if : French Desire toCurb Arms vil if fl ttt ‘ if : rf said it could not be “‘so disastrous or the strike would not have ended| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) to Keep Newborn cials said. | “You tell doctor he have baby.” 80 quickly.” At the start of the strike, 24,000 drivers were out. The walkout ended officially | that all of the area's 3,500 firms} The farm census which is acres or more in the nation Federal ‘Census of Farms Starts in County Friday taken every five years under the direction of the U. S. Department of Commerce gets under way Friday in Oakland County. to complete it within a month. The census is intended to cover every farm of three It is intended . Every enumerator is pro- vided with proper credentials, and is sworn to secrecy on all data collected. The answers are held in absolute confidence under federal law. are used+ i i ft Hl it Hie ia z { § & "4 cae ae ae te tema a -# > * & 1 E ne - _ i GA) WK Celebrities lo to Boost School Torch Fund From Our Birmingham Bureaw BIRMINGHAM -- Over at mingham High School this Friday night there'll be a dance after the football game—pormally not too unusual a procedures Only this time the kids up with a on their own hook, have come money-making scheme to benefit this area’s Torch Drive goal of $186.338. They've doubled the price of the usual 25 cents admission fee, with proceeds geing inte the school fund for the United Foun- dation, Along with securing “the dance band of Dave Fariey, they ve latched oh to such celebrities as Helen Hartrick, Miss Photoflash of 1934; Wally Burkemo, the PGA golf champion; the local Arthur Murray dancers, who will per- form: and Warren Michael Kelly Detroit television personality These people along with some of the top UF workers, will be on hand at the dance immediately fol lowing the 8 p.m, game, when Bir- maingham takes on East Detroit All this the teenagers have ar- ranged themselves. This spontan eous reaction seemed to filter through the school as soon as the dates of the Torch Drive were announced, according to Mrs. Mon- zelle Clark, radio and dramatics teacher and advisor for the school’ 8 Pep Club. Sparked by the Pep Club, the ether social clubs soon joined forces in planning a dance that would attract the attention not only of the students, but adults as well. News stories are constantly re- __Jating the misdeeds of “juvenile delinquents," a phrase more than distasteful to most of Birming- ahm's younger generation “There are always a few who spoil the reputation of others, but why -is it that the good things we do go unmeritioned?” is the cry of many of the youngsters Now, here's a case in point to bear -out their feelings. Only this time it isn't recognition that's wanted as much as help. oe 7 Ls Wolcott Gibbs’ sophisticated comedy, “Season in the Sun.” has been selected by the Village Play- ers as\its first play of the season, with ormances scheduled for 9 p.m. at the Village Playhouse to- morrow and Saturday night and the following weekend. Spiced with a collection of odd characters whose antics add up te an evening of strictly adult entertainment, Gibbs’ play has the unmistakable flavor of the sophisticated “New Yorker” magazine, for which he has long been drama critic. - Tickets may be obtained at the door. > >. . Robert G. Hartwell, director of nuclear power development for the Detroit Edison Co., will be the guest speaker at the First Presby terian Church Men's Club dinner at 6:45 tonight. Hartwell worked on the. ‘‘Nautilus only atomic submarine in the world. + > 7 The annual Pierce School PTA Fair, the PTA’s only money-mak ing venture of the year, will pro- vide a full evening of entertain ment for Pierce families from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow, Tickets will! be available for dinner, which will be served in the cafeteria at 5 6 and 7 p.m. In addition a snack bar will .be open Highlight of the evening will be = comedy variety show, when a tramp clown, a pair of comic juggiers and an acrobatic team will entertain. A_ fortune teller and Bore the Clown, a weight guesser, are to be among the occupants of the nmny booths. Mrs. Joseph Hengelmann, moth e: vice-president is chairman of the event. Because paving on Pierce street has not yet been completed, parents will be notified where to park, - 7 The Altar Society of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, on Pierce street south of 14 Mile road, will sponsor a rummage sale in the social ball of the church PONTIAC AND VICINITY— Mostly fair temight and Frida, Frost tonight low 38-40. High Friday, 62-46. Light vari edie winds tonight becoming rorthwent erty 8-1¢ miles Friday. Teday bial Pontise Lowest temperature @cecding 8 a At @ an veloett m seta T fav at 5 41 Frida at 6°35 aT Moon sets Thursday et , s Pridey ot 254 am Bow riewn = eencese s Wednerday im Pontiac As recorded downtown Highest temperatere........ 87 Lewest temperature......... 4 Mean temperature F +“ Weather - Fair Ove re age in Pontiae Weather- Pose: Bighest and Lowest Temperatures This Date in #2 Years 82 t te20 —~23 im 1895 emerges *Y Temperatere Chart = Kansas City 58 61 Creek H+} Hy Lansing ao Siemarck - 57 29 Angeles 90 56 “ phis be Si 3S Miami 7 &% SS 33 Milwaukee % 41 © @ New York 8 «@& 5° 35 ‘Omahs oe 72°37 St. Lous 2 «0 7 3 | Francisco 41 “6 Me verse City 56 75 Me Washington a? 7 : Bir- | Attend Dance from 8:30 a.m, to & p m row. . tomer. » “2"e A-Saturday morning program of crafts, group gamés and play groups for boys and girls from & to 14 Years of age is again being ottered by the YMCA. Youngsters may register for the classes, to be held on the hour from § a.m, to noon + Groups will be our of doors when weather permits. Play groups wilt be conducted by | Kingsweed School student, and Pauj Heins and Edwin Kirbert of the ¥ ett. 7 * The Feebelaires a girl's barber shop quartette from Royal Oak, will entertain: at tonight's social meeting of the Business Women's Club, Dinner will be served at the Community House at 7, With the program to follow , Co-chairmen of the October com- mittee are Esther Mints and Helen Hawthorne. Co-workers are Mary Burnside, Louise Cobb, Marjorie Estes, Gertrude Fletcher, Ann Hoover and Laura Kurth ‘Ike Cites Progress in Thwarting Reds (Continued From Page One) uine change despite their professed desire to relax tensions and to pre- | serve peace.” But, he said, much progress has been made toward thwarting the spread of communism — through the new Western Europe defense alliance agreement and through the Southeast’ Asia pact recently signed at Manila, for example He also mentioned improvement of the situations in Suez, Trieste and Guatemala. He cited other areas and other fields too and added . >. = “In these many ways our nation will continue tirelessly in its quest for peace baseti on justice. In re cent months we have come far— and yet We know that the road ahead is long and difficult « & Eisenhower's address was inter- rupted seven times by applause He got a standing ovation when he started and another when he concluded He said this country has three avenues in its quest for peace “First, we must tirelessly seek— through the United Nation, through every other available means—to establish the conditions for honorable peace. ws “Second, wé must promote the unity and collective strength of other free peoples. . - . ‘Third, we must maintain enough military strength to deter aggression and promote peace.” In elaborating on the latter point he said “Together with the armed strength of other free nations ow military power—the greatest in ow peacetime history—is today a de terrent to war. This awesome pow er we must and shall maintain for We are determined that at all times, in today’s uncertain world we shall be able to deal effectively and. flexibly with whatever situa tions may arise.” He pledged that “will never be used to initiate war against any nation. they will be used only for the defense of the free world” America’s for« es A coffee tree does not vield its first crop until five vears after planting and then only at a rate of about one and one half pounds of roasted coffee every 12 mor. ths CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER Famous Actress to Spark Opening : Of Lecture Series BIR MINGHAM—A me to new cultu » Birmingham wit ™ s opening of Birmingham of six lex Anne's Guild James Episcopal Church In an original pilav, ‘‘Mansion or Cornelia Otis Skinner vil portray six Sharply contrasting roles the 1} > Birming fomorrre T In}! POwT Hal! a series tures sponsored bw St of St tive Hudse wry as She initrates SETIOS at Li Theater The a.m, at the ham meaning of a family and house, the lengths to which women have gone ¢) preserve both. the beauty and vulgarity of American 36 | living over a period of 3 years, are vividly explored by Miss Skin- ner A capacity heer sold have pertor- tr kets fon mut rach #4 '™Mance in the series i f DONALD 8. LEONARD Donald Leonard fo Tour County GOP Candidate for Governor Also to Attend Luncheon Here t Republican candidate for gover nor, Donald S. Leonard, will ad dress a noon luncheon gathering in the Elks Temple here Oct. 29 according to Ben Jerome = Jr Leonard's county election chair- man. The day has been designated “Leonard tor Governer Day” in | Go cognty by acgn Rapubiionns. said Jerome. “Leonard will make a major speech here,” Jerome stated, “‘as the campaign nears its peak three days before election.” The candidate will arrive in the morning and make several other appearances in the county up to *D p.m Ernest Wuthwaite, candidate for state representative from Pontiac, will introduce Leonard with other state and county can- didates at the Elks luncheon starting at neon and ending at 1:30 p. m. Tickets Annet are available at Roy Inc., 28 E. Huron St 9-Power Parley Moves Smoothly (Continued From Page One) merely military questions and cov er a wide scale of political, social economic and cultural fields The ministers also discussed the methods of voting within fhe BRUTO Council of Ministers A spokesman for the North At lantic Treaty Organization said the NATO secretary-general, Lord Is may, attended the morning meet ing as an observer. The informant said the session “made very good progress.” The only possible stumbling bleck appeared to be the French plan for the most rigid control of armaments production on the continent, Reliable sources said that Pre mier Pierre Mendes-France made it clear to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles during a dinner con versation last night that he still feels it is of utmost importance to decentralize the production of armaments by the members of the Brussels pact as much as possible. He wants the proposed agency to control almost the entire conven- armament production of the nations of the continent of Europe. His demand is. of course aimed-at: West Germany hhonal pact French sources sald the Pre mier would make an extremety strong argument on behalf af his armament, plan. lie will warn the other foreign ministers that if they don't give him something substantial — the Freneh National Assembly is like ly to attach a rider to the ratifica London agreement American sources said Duiles emphasized to the French Premier the scope not tion of the that disagreement ove: of the proposed be allowed to endanger implementation of the cord The American diplomat urged Mendes-France to allow — this question to be the subject of fur ther study by the expanded Brus- sels Treaty Organization. must the quick London ac agen y generally compromise Conference sources were confident that a the would before Saturday on issue be achieved Muti tet i ee” ee eee oe Bi na ee et ee i : ET a ee 7a * ”) ea tite > THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD. AY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ‘Socialism’ Aim _ Truman Administration | Wanted to Boost Debt __Sky-High, Says Veep CHICAGO Nixon, had prepared vwe—The ‘Truman ad- | ministration,’ says Vice President | “a virtual | lamps. blueprint for socializing America” | when the Eisenhower administra tion took office in 1953. The blueprint. Nixon said in an address last night, would have added *40 billion dollars to the national debt between 1952 and 1956."’ He said it called for woelalizing medicine, housing, agriculture, water and power, “but mest dis turbing of all, socializing of Amer ica's greatest source of power— atontic energy.” “We fgund the proof that this wag the case when we came to Washington on Jan, 20, 1953,"" he said He said if the blueprint found | ‘in the files” out it ‘‘would have led the nation straight down the road our British friends have taken—to socialism.” He said the Eisenhower philos- ophy ‘simply and bluntly . re- jects socialism as an effective an- swer to our economic need.” It is a philosophy, he said, that believes that the government should promote ‘‘solid wealth-creat- ing activities'’ and that ‘‘govern- ment activity should not be one of the leaf-raking, boondoggling, make-work type of the ‘30s.”’ He said the Eisenhower adminis- tration activities “‘yot only stimu- late greater production but avoid recession.” He cited ‘‘the biggest hightay program in history greatest housing program and the greatest public works program, in cluding such projects as the St Lawrence seaway." , Hunters Take Field for Pheasant Season (Continued From Page One) army of nimrods was practically ideal Comervation -department otficers reported. hunters were taking pheasants in most areas and limit bags were the rule rather than the exception The record opening day partici pation was achieved despite a mid- week start of the season The estimated 300,000 hunters were almost all in place when the season opened at 10 a. m. Another wave of afterwork hunt- ers took to the fields around 5 p. mm. Conservation officers predicted up to half-a-million hunters will be stalking pheasants and other smal! game in the lower peninsula be- fore the weekend is over. Hunters reported cool tempera tures, sunny skies and just enough moisture on the ground to permit dogs to work effectively C. E: Arvidson, Power Firm Official, Dies JACKSON Carl E. Arvidson %, a vice president of Consumers Power Co., died at his Jackson home last night of a heart attack Arvidson was in charge of the company's production and trans mission of electricity. He had been with Consumers or associated com panies for 30 years A native of Shenandoah. lowa Arvidson was a veteran of both Army and Navy service in World War II and was a graduaté of Coe College and the University of lowa When stricken he was preparing to leave for Niles, Ohio, to attend dedication today of a new Ohio Edison generating plant Fine 2 From Ferndale on Alcohol Charges BIRMINGHAM—Pleading guilty to a charge of possession of an alcoholic beverage by aio minor Thomas L.-Hartsock 18 of Fern dale, paid $15 costs and was-nficed on six months probation by Justice John J. Gafill vesterday Melvyn K. Zamba also of Ferndale. pleaded guilty to a charge of furnishing an alcoholic beverage to minors and. paid a $15 fine plus $10 costs The two were arrested by police on Monday. Several] bottles of beer were found in their car. A 16-year olt boy found with therm has been turned over to the juvenile division of the police department had been carried | the | Railroad Curve is Set Aglow ALTOONA, Pa. ‘*®—The world famed Horseshoe Curve of — the Pennsylvania Railroad was \it up last night by 6,000°flash bulla set off simultaneously in an experi- ment of photoflash picture taking. The light was estimated to be gré@ater than the power of 15 mil- lion ordinaéfy~ household electrf *.¢ »* The experiment highlighted two industry celebrations: the 100th an- niversary of the Horseshoe Curve and the 75th anniversary of the | modern incandescent lamp. The PRR .and Products Co project Photographers cooperated in the took pictures from towers set up for the purpose. | Three generators provided power to set off the flash bulbs, mounted on stakes around the curve, . 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Save Retractible Ball Point sleet te exmsted Jas ie asking truck drivers not to-txans- | port goods unloaded by soldiers. Because of the Southampton tie- up the liner United States endea| Nelson James Mosher IMs voyage et the French port of | Word has been received of the ee ‘Strike Talk Follows Pontiac Deaths Queen's Departure (Continued From Page One) immediate intention to use [Le Havre. It does not plan to call | unloading essential im- | at Southampton , tone pensontian cot of Nelson James Mosher of ports aw has been done in previews to New York. ‘ 420 Edgar St., Kalamazoo, He died major dock tieups ’ More than 400 passengers aboard suddenly Monday evening and was A government board of inquiry, | the United States debarked at Le} jast employed as a machine opera- which began investigating the dis- Havre and were taken to South-| tor at the Co pute yesterday, is expected to con-, ampton in a channel, steamer. - Regis Paper 4 tinue hearings until Saturday. 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THEA jarre raat bei il| tal Hate aa At ET “ayes 1 ie eal plan Pu ag pyely Shay Plan bu He eat a et Pale | He EUR ELS He He i tt fe wi SsHali aieert ii HE i ald i TED E ALTE "ebay TE Mir billie is Eas és eggs eee | cea REET iii j 17 Pier 3 ES bai ae ils 4 ‘I il te sitaaa : Heil Pei PET 25 : Phi Tier E uF; "SEE gg canse ij 5 : ale nH | HH SHE 8 i} ABLE a FEMI i! aH Tr 1-4) sil faa ORe Bop RiGee OH | aylu Riba ara a: Eee i te ea i & a3 aE fe Es $s s - 22 A | 1 EL I “i if 7 fea nl Hy THEA ddan 4 J 5 ‘Se P- x 3 z= Hil lene Ele: Pa date F CRE; Be wee Hf b HTS ggg: lull Poh ae ei h - t : iN Wal? ae } : | hy THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 10954 See the pretty apple, top of the you'll have ‘up on your fall . Millions know from experience & Picglamy Dove meen ag po , enough te rementber te RIVAL feeds their dogs BEST! | se alge spol. trom Jour ‘ nearest foodstore. crep One billion cans of Dog Food have been sold, because | coming im, and it's a joy—te millions of dog have proved Rival is the right food for | the eye, to palate and, best of all dogs! Variety meats, liver and other essentials give Rival | *. to your health. ‘an abundance of natural vitamins, more proteins than most | Chief varieties on the market canned dog foods, to keep dogs healthy, with bright eyes and this fall are Delicious, Jonathan glossy coats! Remember there is no substitute for quality— | 2° McIntosh. Paogy maar De- buy Rival because it is a wonderful product, genaibly priced! sepuler for eating ott af band ond ' —_ for salad, is in biggest supply The second fag Pag Three "°°" weeceeeereeseseesseleese ea semi | ° grocer’s now! : for all uses. ° e@ | Then comes the bright red Mc > © |Intosh, an Gxcellent all-around ° © | apple, a little more on the tart side ° @ |than the mild Delicious. It’s de- : © |lighttul for outof-hand eating. : Some aad ay oe : orton : Sos teeates’ that offer tall eat * ° ing enjoyment. : !: Durtng the apple season, make Salters!})/ ==" "= ° ‘ e@ | Serve apples in some form every : Read band ga cme bon oe . - salt— : y-filled The y new way to buy NS | sees aa beck od ch pa tose shakers andsome, filled, foil-wrapped, die > | 1D cnfident feeling that you are ° posable salt shakers with plastic © |4°:.c vour very best to keep your ¢ for kitchen top that shake or pour, Packed $ |ioved ones hale, hearty and heal © and table three toa carton; plain or iodized. ¢ | thy. : : S| Apples Baked in Orange Juice SSSHSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOHHHSHSEOSE a re ca r oncom: —— een | Pure Preserves Strawberry Raspberry 2 for 49" 2 ae Pay Paes av STREET Grou Colored Northern Tissue. . Friday — mf Only! 29° 6 for 7.25 SMOOVE S CS 22H C FOOD MARKET CORN Vag, MOWARD, ST. ot PERRY | 500 ca A. M. to 2 P. M. — a eo eaeeeeeeerers, Cream Style 5 with Coupon ne dae : |e Coupon Orange Juice s N utritious Baked Apples isa" ta re ne Gai. * \e cup beaty cream, whipped (cp tienal: stem-end of apples. Core, being | careful not to cut through the | _ ee a blossom end. Place in a 12x8x2-inch baking . Mix and spoon apples Uncover. apples are Baste | he Ss Es ' ~ APPLE | CIDER - APPLES» Heexvenl can buy...yet they cost less! Get a taste of luxury with this tender, tempting cracker that’s feather-light! All the good shortening in them gives a different, richer taste. Depend on easy-to-eat SKY FLAKE WAFERS to bring out the best in your Save Pickle Liquid Don't throw away the liquid left | dressing, instead of vinegar, for when you've used a jar of sweet cole slaw. | pickles, Use the liquid im French BEEF AND PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES 77 S. SAGINAW | Cubes of peeled apples and a tew raw cranberries add color and crispness to a green salad. OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. PREPARED FOR HOME FREEZERS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! Whele, Smell Leen PORK SHLDRS., » ! CLUB STEAKS..» Young Yeerling BEEF POT ROAST...“ -29' 4g: Short Ribs of BEEF...» 25 PORK ad AE a 09° SMOKED HAMS ... SMOKED: @ Fc PICNICS . » Lean Slab © BACON .. 6 tb. evg.. by the piece 92 HAMS. OO | BACON SQUARES » 29 39" The best oblong crackers money | PURE LARD. nee salads, soups, fruits and spreads. They’re new in town, so be one of the first to serve “Pie Crust” flaky SKY FLAKE WAFERS. BAKED BY NABISCO NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Pte Cele Gp OT rines, Bius Bonnet contains BOTH VITAMINS A and D! a This coupo at any store for “So-noy Blue Bonnet Margarine Sei tate enn een creeee te goer Santee’ beat wwe 3 teasae SS eeeterecacetens mera Stat thin eder ave $ fraud. The customer ia USA. ealy. ¢ when Gok pethind 7 sephstan = peli OE STANDARD BRANDS INCORPORATED, 1015 6. Independence. Bivd., Chicege %4, Ti le ee eee WP PSD USIID ID PLP IIS OP EP ae ts ss vv OO VO’ vOoCCcoeC sh Ftc ~ With Tuna Foas |) : Here's a caserole with flavor as DINE OUT! ‘elegant as its name—Spanish Tuna d Crowns! It's wonderful main dish ‘all through the year. 7 steaming from the oven topped) PONTIAG’S FINEST CAFETERIA with eggs deviled with tain Seb | Pour a hot creamy cheese sauce | over the top and you have a flavor | combination supreme. A delicious, | hearty luncheon dish or a main | ‘dish for dinner during — You'll find canned Spanish rice ‘is a wonderful dish which really | ineeds nothing added for =e) , | , % rt | att ney . ee "WE Canned Spanish rice is used in | this recipe. That means a wel-| come time savings for you if house- | cleaning is also on your list of. oy hilh | 50-Ib. bag , ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2f, 19546 __ FOR LTHE QUDGE EK-END SPECIALS! Open All Day Sunday and Every Week Dey 9 AM~10 P.M. Potatoes FORTY-THREE _ ® i ne TT te TP 238% 3° Bf wl steel fi GRAND SALE! EGGS Medium Grade A Strictly Fresh 28. U. S. No. 1 New Michigan om GRAPES J 2-19 | The Three Sisters’ Grand Weekend Special! | Fancy Fresh Killed | STEWER [ys Fresh Killed ii ss JFRYERS ...... “25° baton Me Ope anos. 5 | animes. 39° [cOrrEE x 80S =a Pe [TUNA se: S" ON ERveRs ——°38" |FLOUR PICNICS “33 HOT DOGS BACON Lean Sliced 3~95'/5 Top Quality— Fancy Fresh Killed 32: Morrell’s Small Slab Hickory Smoked BACO U. S. Choice Beef POT. ROAST 1 Lb. Roll Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3°89 * Half or Whole BEEF Leon Pure Cane ISUGAR 105 89: _|THREE SISTERS SUPER MKT. 608 WEST HURON POTATO ES RS 43° dui DW Housing, Toys, FBI Work on PTA Programs Tonight THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 ‘Meeting Slated | Offers to Clean | Milford Alleys — ford resident has offered his serv- Check These $ $ Day Bays . i j i A variety of programs and speak-| Mrs, Maurees Lewis, a fifth grade at Dublin School / erg have been scheduled for the | teacher. | Glen Tyler Will Gi } 11 PTA’s holding meetings tonight — Mrs. James Dunne to! n Tyler Will Give ' A film, “The School, the Child's ‘ . | : vd throughout ries pened Community” will be shown at -the Outline Conlin Tax Plan Service and Truck on 36 Cotton Prints Hudson Covert PTA, which will . Qe : . Walled Lake Schools faculty and | begin at 7:30 p.m. with an open Loopholes Tonight Shed ib aes ay A administrators have been invited | house and social hour. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—An MILFORD—A 28 year old Mil- Fast Color open meeting for the purpose of in-| William Vanderven, superintend- | SUBBING FOR MOM—Curtis G. Hall, of Tolono, 1. shows how 4 their homes preceding the junior- | tor, a of parents will dis- |forming residents of the Dublin) ice and his truck as a one-man Yds. $ 00 senior high school meeting at 8% | CUSS school problems. School District on the Conlin Bill | clean-up squad to clear the alleys a tonight. Avondale will be presented tonight in behind the stores along Main ; The Avondale PTSA executive Dublin School. (This is Proposal | street , : Sopa per pol sary board will meet at the home of number two on the November 2| Glen Tyler, clerk in the busi- | s ¢ will dt aegis the president, Mrs. A. B. Atwood, ballot.) J ness administration offices of the - py housing situati at 8 p.m. Mrs.-James Dunne, a recognized General Motors Proving Rounds, Outing Flannel Donelson School authority on school finance and has made the ‘free-of-charge’ of- : During the refreshment period) Assistant special agent in charge MOONE | state tax structure, will be the fer to the village. 36" » } following the meeting, parents will | of the Detroit Federal Bureau of " .. |guest speaker. She debated with “After seeing the condition of White oc Colon be given an opportunity to talk | Investigation office William Bock JANETTE WOLFE the author of the bill, Rep. Rollo the alleys in Milford, I figured with their children’s teachers. | will be the guest speaker at the| 4, ong Mrs Nelson Wolfe of \Comlin (Tipton) in -Grand Rapids | it was high time somebody $ : Seuthfield Towuship 8 p.m. gathering of the Donelson | p-isnvilie enncunce the engage- this week taking the negative side | cleaned them up—they’re a defi- Yds. 00 bi “Right Toys for Children in Kin- | School PTA in Waterford Town- \of the proposal. — nite fire hazard,” the Navy vet- dergarten Through Sixth Grade” cmt: of Gale Guagiter, Sunt said satel ie py te nll Elaine, to Dalé F. Springsteen of| Contin's Pian calls for repiac- ? 7 £ Siva. Staerios Geher at Go A> He will speak on the general |Grand Blanc. No date has been) ing the present Sales Tax Diver- PA oe plage bape even : ; ging Road PTA meeting at 8 p.m work of the FBI, and cite inter- | set for, the wedding. sion Amendment with another Ge oetdea unt aada tad William R Potere.: Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER gh. Crissman Chevrolet Co HOME FUNERAL HOME e 30-332 Main S | Roches’ “ves ews Seen 28 Pi in few? 755 $. Rochester —— OLive 2-9721 | | Ambulance | Service 339 Walnut < gGtine 1.008 OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 per cena eaann & i j Mr Oy ‘ - 2 ey: BRAWLING BITTERN—Fish-catching beak of aa Providetié®, R. |; park aviary is riveted together bittern, broken in a brawl with another bittern at with a silver plate. ‘You Be the ‘Quarterback p= Lapeer and St. Clair. play for this situation. When “the | ‘CD Officials From Area |". apo end floats, the quarterback TUS | Invited to Detroit Confab to | LANSING (UP)—Civil defense officials from 10 southeastern coun- ties have been invited to attend a welfare services conference in De- troit Oct. 27-28, state civil defense |“ officials said today. The counties include Wayne, | ford, Macomb, Washtenaw, Monroe, Liv- | Scribe Finds Pheasant Plentiful on Ist Day By JACK PATTERSON (Pentiae Press Outdoor Writer) CASEVILLE — We officially opened the pheasant season yester- day morning in the area west of Pigeon, in the company of Bob and Ed Nelson and Ed's son Jack. Writ- ten histories of hunting lore prob- |perhaps ferns -| to divulge. occasional indifferent markeman- ship. eee “Only really easy limit we heard | about prada rel proche of Pontiac, but Herman hunts in weird places where no one else would think of looking for birds. Places, incidentally, which we | have been placed under oath not | * *¢ ¢& Ran into Gunnar George and | found that he'd seen many birds — but hadn't done them all the mischief the law allows. Rey Dor- ris reported good hunting which we took to mean a limit bag and the same dog bit Lou Cooper. | One peculiarity of this year’s birds, remarked upon by just about everyens bunting this ares, wes &| marked refusal to fly, except in | THE pete PRESS, _THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 extreme emergency. Don't know though, os it matters much to us. ee a the ground. October Special Men’s Flannel eges e rey 39° Charge Your Purchase at No Extra Cost! Ray P y National Clothing 9 South Saginaw DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Guns - Rifles Ammunition SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPEED SHOTGUN 12-16- 20 Ge. $229 410 Ga. Now 1.98 Weaver Scopes $37.50 K25 or at 30 45.00 K4 Now *36 $57.58 KV — "AG PHILIP'S FINE LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS 79 N. Saginaw St. i LOOK at THIS! | Unconditional Written — 2'\Dayton | oes It Again t’s Here! § Tire Sale NOT Seconds—NOT-Tread Blemishes—NOT Sub-Standard Price Tires! THAT’S RIGHT. . on This Sale Carries Dayton’s Big 3 Guarantee . 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BEAN VISUAL BALANCER WHEEL BALANCING, Static aan wg $1.98 ¥ ¢ Dope NEP wy ‘ Pie é ve) . : 4. Sigs PARE FRPACE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 . MAKE ! n ' : Grains Eke Out [ MARKETS | Some Stocks Up ,Deaths in Nearby Communit dar | oosting | : ; = 5 . . anes | p, in Nearby Communities lodge Calendar Chrysler Boosting | oer = ‘ a Special communication of Pon- BOYS TRAVEL . nm 2 : Small Gains of rosues | Around _Réward P. Kibby Se, Jone san. Lawrence F. of Milford: | tine Lodge, No. 21, F. & A M. Its Newspaper Ads | Bee te to 8 to travel win pa - : DETROIT (UP) — Wholesale prices on | 0] ; BIG BEAVER—Service for Ed- ee Eleanor M. of! Ptaesr bes Zand, to confer M. wat] — — camettense necessary. ; pubile farmers ; < ‘aoe | Milford, Mrs. G. M. ree. We are honoring old timers ing | seed 4 . expenses od- CHICAGO @—Grains eked out ——— reported by. wre cae ward P. Kibby Sr., 65, of 3107 | ince Mrs Shen —_ of De- | who will participate gira degree In promoting its 1955 line of yeneed come, & a J, Mar- & small gains on the Board of Trade| Pruits: aay oe 8.25 bu; | climbed around a point ica a Parkington St., will be at 3 p.m. | Plymouth; a sister aay . work. Lodge opens at 5:15 p. m. | “ar? in the highly competitive auto-| _Wayne 8; 10 to 2 — today even thodgh there wasn't ee 1. 2.00- | generally higher stock nly 4) Saturday at SpillerGramer Fu- Overton of Roseville, and seven =r “2 ee Barecs, | motile Jenn ciate] adeaningees pa ee. CREWS any urgent demand in any pit. | 320 vu: Jonathan oes | Aircrafts neral Home, with burial in Union &Tandchildren. — —Adv. | its expenditures for newspaper ad:{ “Ca moe brick. See . than, fcy. 64 bu; Ne. 1, $3- were strong, and there jon . ‘ ot Rast, Dive near Mt Clem- Wheat near the end of the first| 202 bu: Meintosh. fancy, 49 bu: No 1,|Was good buying In oils, steels Cemetery, Troy Township. He died | A - ° vertising. during the first four! gjgpEwtERs- ROUGHAND : 3.00-3.18 bu; Northern Spy, Ne. 1, 3.50- | Motors. and ’ ugust G, Hart B f t : ; RS, ROUGH A | ra og to % higher, Decem- | 4.00 ag arr No. 1, 2.50-3.00 bu; Wolf of mens rand _ ape hegees: oe Lea by Rao: ews In ne We nee sett eee all a es me aa ~ : 18%,| corn % to % higher, | Mver- Me 1, 390-320 wa; Cider, No. 1 Gains of about a point were - |G. Hart, 74, of 1424 Cambridge | Joseph A. Cobb, 27, of 305 Rock-| Pres ; 8 gh iy ty ¢ Desumbde $LEM%, ents % to %|geaey oe Mpamhergee Dumper ; ee ee Sarviving are bis widow, Elsie; |Ra. will be st 1 p.m. Saturday | well St. charped with pesca “Curysler regards samiea oo ees oo. an of higher 8%. rye % high | Fol62, fest Funes. Senn Me Lehigh » Boeing, Bendix, | two daughters, Mrs. LaVern Sow- nsey Funeral Home, Royal | of narcotics, ‘was bound over to| vertising today pe ieee s] . 3.50-4.00 + pears, Kiefer, No. 2.50- Pertianad Gement, Long of Oak, with burial in White Chapel Oakland ng today ag its front-line RIENCED APPLIANCE | . $1.35%, soybeans % |? ba, Melons, No. 1. iis-tt2 Star Cament, Subent, Barber |e ree, Gaana. ot | Memorial Pork .C died ¥ Cirewit Court fol-| campaign, the direct medium for] gxPERIENCED SERVICE AN to 1! higher, November $2.74% and net aise bu ee re a” as-00 | Ol and Western Union. sor ogre ose a Jr., | Wednesday at hie bea He was Sec Judes Marlee E ae Pon. Derm people at the point of “Teetalaton man ‘ca. un aoe = ; : Curtis ‘Larry J. rein : negan. e.”’ ‘ lard 5 to 50 cents a hundred pounds oA Vapi we Brgecst Also higher were Bethlehem | home; two sisters, Mrs. . e 3 = returned to Oakland County ites adem, Birmingham” higher, November $14.90. Cabbage No. le te a Steel, General Motors, Northrop, | Cowan of Troy Township Mra, : when unable to post a $2,500! The xPERE COUNTER WA = curly. No. 1, 1-18 oe: Cobeese oan. | Radio Corp. (at a new high for|C. R. Cowan of Ellis and Mrs.| Surviving are a son, Maynard | bond, pending arraignment Mon- | land iu yuna alas ls Ee Sire bene ie We tan ee i No i, 100-138 ba; cabbage sprouts, | the : Grove, Ill. |J. of Berkley; . Madagascar or New Zea-| _ mingham. je, Bir. a ELECTION NOTICE Me. 1 100138 ba. Carrots, Not. "0 year), Pullman. Schering.| . . John Featherston Feed Sicioven nl aed iieet a ad = EX} j | Te De gunitied electors af the Torn: 00 dcx. bene: carrots, topped. NO oe Dee United Airlines and) poyay. a toe Jenn | and three grand- ics GP ¥en Cun FON } rae aa | Township of Highland, of In-| 325 dos pg te "erate; Kennecott. OAK — vice hildren. Charged with nighttime breaking ING CATTLE FOR 3% csvmndencs, Tereenp gf hart Fowmsns galery. aL. W138, ou 2.60 erate: | There were exceptions to the up-| Featherston, 52, of 612 E. Fifth William H. Kreager eee eee | TIBERCULOSIS county: | HOMADE FOOD SHOP : of Oak Gir of Pontiac, 136-10 Cucumbers, sere | trend, - S., termerty of P " wilt be at | UTICA — S for William essen St., waived examination | You are ‘hereby notified that test 14 N. SAGINAW pe. pe gietector a ig 4 ok ¢ $0 dose 00-3.50 - hict et one *11:30 Saturday from Schnaidt Fu- Kreager, 73, of 47460 Schoenhert = ey oa bound over to | Groveland Brena ol ine “Aaatoen, gi man. Must know Bioemfiea Township’ of By ed ae Be ES Dat ee. 1 | soon y aaron ios eee neral Home, with burial in White | Rd., will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakland County Circuit Court by | Oakland: Orion, Independence, Spring”| Apply jafter, 1:00. p.m. pe =a w Rouen ie bare. that on clection | PD ee Non 1.00 1. 0°1.95 | Gillette, strong in recent sessions, | Chapel Cemetery. Trelum Lodge Immanuel Lutheran Church, Wal- peso oe Cecil McCallum. |fvon im “Ganiand County for. tuberruc| 10 Tetra ne Le eee OO | Township of Commerce Bee) |Ceinna, green. wo” tese ox | ek more than two points after 552 will hold Masonic service at | denburg, with burial in the church Johnson failed to post 9 $5.00 |i Meweber On we EXPERIENCED JEWELRY SALES. ) bm ae Pe —_ EA, - Gutiaad a = ‘eoant: Pome am a announcing higher earnings and the White Chapel Cemetery. He cemetery, The body will be at County a — — Oakland me notice is given in accordance with Priday [Ly to pm ong SEPA PREP SP ae ates garnend ‘Schwert = Milken Funeral |C2m ai. pending bis arraign i Si"ieicuae ase tess seg | pert eee, ‘on, "Foaros t of West Bloomfield, dos. pos Parsnips, Ne. t. 1s0-300 The railroad shares showed Surviving are his wife, Margie: |Home here until noon Saturday. * Michigan fer 1908 pepioianan orp tans n ‘Center, ! of ar ont rate ot “Aesenionn. on | bu. — a 1,60-1.00 pk.| little vigor. They have advanced two children, Bruce at home and He died Tuesday at his home. Pontiac Police today reported a MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT PURNITO! F SALESMAN, % TO * pi = nny — aise ogee peppers ot Mt 106. tie bu: yep | Sharply in recent sessions. Douglas of Pontiac; two grandchil- | Surviving are his wife, Julia; | breakin at Hargreaves Used Car OF yD. 8 MCINTYRE ferred sare eoerence. ee; : 1, 1.50-1.75 bu: pep- dren; two sisters, Mrs. three sons, Clarence of Utica, Har-| and Truck ; ‘ fag onerete nme erteetagttns | ues" + Catia ex oat | eahine cou ee eapected. belore of Yougmtowe, N'Y le WA ey ome, Mar ht Se adm an fre ME ig inte a Secretary of State, Mivorney General |1. 2.50-280 lee bee. Hae moge Rar y ericas ments expected before of Youngstown, N. Y.; and three | the U. S. Army; one daughter, the company’s safe. Thieves, who; _ Oat. tes Write Dafly Press Box 1 Siete Treasurer, Auditor Generel. US. 0.1.00 bu. Radishes. red. No. 1. 15-06 go higher. brothers, Elmer, William and Ar | M- Lillian Holden of Warren; two| entered through an unlocked win- CITY oF svLVAN Lake | euste 9m PAF — - Benatoris) and Representative(s) tm the | dos behs. 1-- ey Ne nold Lee, all of Pontiac sisters, Mrs. Augusta Nieman and | dow, found 35 cents which they NOTICE OF ELECTION - couple Private quarters with state Legislature and for the following | 1.00 bu; Butternut, No 1 1.00, w York Stocks Mrs. Minnie Nieman, both of River | took from | meies fe hery gue Gee 6 oe ._Reterences,_FE_ S-Oewt. SRSntL, Geunty Clack, Gounty Treasurer, 138 bu; squash. Delicious, No. 1. 1.00- | Admire! 26.3 Budd Co 138 Rebort A. Wiliams Rouge and six grandchildren a ee scagy ogg aby Jip Agi INSPECTOR Register . squash Hubbard, No. 1, 1.25- | Air 7 LAPEER — Service Robert : Ingersoll Miller Tuesda aa, ic Barrera. and fr the’ toliowing ‘non: |b bekt; Non ty Tort o9 ie oe ney, tah te alg Cou 3} Sale Ba RT) alexander Williams 68. of 2016 Nasaire B. Corriveau Lake’ Orion, sid Oakland noe veune wi hat ibe Cu al Yor'the | "parte aust have, supeneuct_ om . ry . - J . . . } rpose ” ? stoners, as provided for in Section 173.8 I'be-130 des bens Turnip, sopped. Bo. Hi Allis oar -o Roasi ‘Atri #33 | Gray Rd., will be at 1 p. m. Sat- HAZEL PARK—Rosary for Na- | sheriff's deputies that someone City Counell “to serve, tore erm vo days ang vacation, theady Gere. | of the Compiled Laws of 1948. and for | 158-300 bu. _ Alum “led |. 963 Sarres cb... $31 | urday from Muir Brothers Funeral | zaire B. Corriveau, 66, of 58 E. ; ‘90k his blue, English bicycle while Se SS wie “oe eee ar that will be submitted to the voters bage, No. 1 Sot 0 "a Binal | am : Sater grec. >| Home, Lapeer, with burial in Elm | Brickle : it was parked near the Lake Orion | ,,)°¢, name of the candidetes which Lake * ts : : ve, 1, Can 2 = : ’ y St. will be at 8:15 p.m. , u h _ throug 5 7 a oe eon moan EESE ue eee ae aie oe am Crea. 1. Ge “+, #2} |Lawn Cemetery, Bay City. He was Thursday and P 5 P-™. | High School. yesterday. Se “ia sa ceccouens ‘semm tha Ole Learn Heating Business | — pay — thie state daring escarole, bleached, No. 1, 300-230 es - a Cort-teed 31 found dead shortly after noon Frid H ce ma Nelson P. Carey, 54, of 614 wim, | Por Ny Council — Pose rere ene ter Dae gece ) a ER i cis and Leonard Sova of Hazel | costs. aot (not sales of Oakland, 31. eaponettes 29- Betti Steel .. 82.6 O° ...-38_ |of Clarkston; five daughters, Rose, : tion tt was declared to be the intention ) for an old estab- — | Bowing “air. agg Gee Te --s--7802 |Louella, Ann, Ruth, Edna, all of Park; 13 grandchildren; ten broth} J of tne City Commission te construct 3)| net Postine fre. County Treasurer’s Statement as By | Boren 483 Goebel Br... 7% | Clarkston; three brothers, Henry ors ond sisters patina SA 8 ie aeeta 82 | trom West Torda ‘stress to, mulsabeth Among the benefte of this : 293 ig re ——-. “ r' sees R oe * . — . 9 un . —Advy, | Lake Avenue oi an estimated cost of id are: Car allowance, of the Public Aste of 1947 (| "een Warn | tto's Gra Paige... TS and Elmer Ryan of pees Livestock Watch this space for our ad nt aaa cial improvement is om “he Pepto a poem : ie \ —— ee A. Sparte, County Tressuner of Onklend County, ofits | . s Ohio; and a sister, Mrs. Rose DETROIT LIVESTOCK week on Big Rummage Clearance | It ts further intended to construct-dhid ae B ag : ts. 1964, the po Hen p qgon om Fell Mgrogy J A my office as a wane, Colored Lights Nehr, also of Cincinnati. coud tg olen stego—Gaiahie &. ae | Sale, at Temple Beth Jacob at cor- | bepreremest ont estimate, sed thet the as all etatie yd ! 18 mills established ‘by’ Section. 41, Article X ef the Censthution of ‘Michisan, Sj ] Birt Benjamin P. Adams ough “hogs early to make a market ner Orchard Lake and Exchange. | ore. meni" according to, frontage and | _ atecune She tgunhle propery ins the Cousty of Gaitend, ts ts talons: SIGN! DITLOS MILFORD Service tor Ben-|paret inet Thursday. High goed 10 prine Adv. that" ot the lo and parcels of land Millage . ‘ ~ Ben- PE upon East side of Tele- County of Onkland Increase = - Years. Effective jamin P. Adams, 64, of 124 Oak- areng: 3 tower “graces aie sirly sctive| Rummage sale Saturday 8 to 12. prepi Bee ile Avenue shail constitute Towaship of Bloomfield re wit ied In Ohio Suburb land St., will be at 2:30 p. m. Sun- weak cows weak to fully ibe lower. moet | Congregational Church. nan, | fe Biabesh poor me a ayy pring TR CLEVELAND = ete ; ; — 1.00 1954 te 1958 imel _O. (UP) — In sub-| day from Richardson-Bird Funeral | lls steedy; stockers ana feeders tuly; Rammage sale, All Saints ; expenses thereot tea thet s301.00 of the Ee ot Prymouln. care. District of Oakland County ‘BO 1066 to 1960 incl urban Parma Heights, there is an| Home, Milford; with burial in Oak- ceaty: bah chains ond See age Bog Church, Exchange St. entrance. | sftimated cost and exepenses thereof Becky ayaa —— Distriet 608 1951 te 1966 ince [Organization of women called the grove Cemetery. He died Thurs- mostly good fed steers 20.00-23.00, some 7 40 9:00 p. m. de lon Geka from the Capital Improve- _ 40¢ 1963 te 1965 mel Ridgewood Park Child Conserva-|day goed 00 cheice 33.90-0459, ment gent NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN \ | School District Ne. 5, Addison 4.00 less te 1063 tat ;tion League, Surviving are his widow, Edi sTinsnend sonmunens quass euete ont Rummage sale First Presbytere | ei i an elit meet im the ers ESS INS StF Sat | Gee of te, Neon te eee _ Bann; |S arora: fa Set Charo Se. Oot 2.9 8 kn cau Be She (Brooklands) Scheel District Ne. 8, Aven Tews. re is SE fect | makes it mandatory for a prospec-| », witty "and ; - | gaggestions, ne. sajection Ce, to bee ship, Oakland County, pant ef te i340 inet | tive father to install a yellow ight | Piganhower R | a a BF Rummage sale First Methodist ace. br, rare Die rey Weaastenal ; bulb on his front porch when his evea S ners and cutters mainly 17.80-9.60; few Church Fri. 9 to 2 —Adv.' Dated: October 30, 1954 - ‘et School Distriet Ne. 10 Fractional of the Tews 18.08 1948 te 1968 idel. expectant wife is taken to the hos | 4) . re Ngnewelghe canner: im tee.100; ed | Rammage cale, C ADA R_ EVANS. ; £00 «(1086 1968 mel | pital. When the new offspring ar He § Eddie Fisher F choice and fancy 455 Ib stock steer calves | Church, 9 hge9 memes) oct hh. iss. Two School District of the City of Birmingham 12.00 1967 te 1978 mel, | rives, one of the father's first du- an fom nl— amyl gull caenaeel cae ena | =e | Eatat toad 0 1980 te i968 incl ties is to rush home and replace; NEW YORK “Calves—Ssiabie 1% No early sales| Dancing, Cards, Refreshments o- “ t- @s a4 Take prom tHe HEE HEE SE he geilow bull with pint on |Piaenhower revealed to. nation dent gsc Po oats csquare se Roane” wawera) — Death Notices ceacaaie Satie | te. oe 3 isel | for a daughter or blue one for a! w “idl: prise "mootly steady. built grea |C-AL. Bidg., Gat., Oct. 23. 9 to 1. chang ‘ hellvand Chy of Bloowhald ules wari eine Ste ct | 90 |wide TV audience last night that °c..¢°and prime jadimiauus, 3100 end tom’ 69. per” couple. Republican porwr | Sag FH Nein corner Sar PES HE EE | he eumnatn the necesy for) Sesteye aie tiny yp al tSciiti tear Gebel won| waments Peden of Ounand| fi ogee |e Walled Lake Consolidated Schoo! District 14.08 3964 po 1066 incl notifying each league member. caine ox ten ak te ott of tia! “fialabie 250 No early ssles.| County ° Kland| = =—«_ Milford. Michigan. ego 08: be- VAN W. SCHRAM , 6.00 1961 to i903 Ha | Thus are the league has found it major foreign policy address i Sous ceccsuir ax to e100 hushar — | , —Aav. Adams 7 meng Hee g Boy - REALTOR Tewnship School District of Farmington 10.66 1963 to 1972 inel. possible to operate with just one IM | fully steney ik choice and prime oe | Rummage sale Grotto Hall, 128 | Watson. Mra. Albert Lockwood. MAN 4 isss te 1970 imei jset of three bulbs—yellow Per ted York so the young TV | 105 Native slaughter lambs 20 0. W. Pike. Sat, Oct. 23, 8 to 12.) ee ee ee Wm gor to belp manager, Apsty © 226 1986 bo He = yand blue. The by-laws pees A SS ac sing a verse of “Counting | prime Phish siden ta aa Bethany Baptist : gee Ee M = (verton Puners! wow expences Taw ' Bchool District 9.06 1986 to 197 Your Blessings." no ertterion fal market, broader | | All be held Sunday, October 9. CED MAN | ships of Ne. § Fractional of the Town- 6.60 1961 to 1958 about twins and triplets. nor are | slaughter outlet for: wtiit Bags wo | at 2.30 p_m from the Richard ore, Must be 25 or cider. EM te ins aye HE EH ERS ono ok a "Se nes es we pee ome ee ee) SSE | Te | Geedrich Ares Sebes! Dictriet 600 1964 te 1978 incl. |an eventualit ished, Mr. r declared: |“ and low good 18.00-18.00, bulk . . Mon., fichigan with Rev Robert Mali iN SETTERS. WONTCALM BOWL Grand Blane Township Unit Sehool District 'b.08 ssi fe 1970 imel da “f hope all the others ithe “slaughter ewes 3.00-1 00 Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. C. A. I Bidg a ee tee See vo ag tm. 6.00 1951 te 1970 inel. v you like | | 5640 Williams Lake ; ee Gea wsteueeen te : Rolly Acco, School Disetes 190g 1968 we 1972 incl | Industry Uses Blotte = . | DETROIT POULTRY wally he Richardsor-Bird Puneral oe Community Sehoo! District 600 «1961 4 isve nore i of rs The President may have been | , DETROIT \AP)—pricts paid per pound | sine Milford, Michigan Reterenses after 5 p.m. 53 3.00 i981 te iste ine. DUt Not Dro Ink trying to get the singer to help poiiiry wp totem Dixie Cab. OR 3-4102. Waterford,| "Heurictia Sinrie eave Princeton: Towusiip Gubecl Sisteint Ryo 4 Hood . pe inei. a P him put across a moral to |,,Mesy 2 ei mostly 17-18; iene | Drayton, Clarkston area. —Adv. nsrvdaser hay ‘T. we = hc : ot lam townanin ER IME SS inte et | gre guottere everywhere, but not a "The song ‘ype actmenty 0a Kary in| ap yar trtend' tm fall ond nende| SUS eens of Whine | REN aMERadeg o uron Ve Schoo! Bistetet “06 «1954 Se 1978 imei | ters, blotters everywhere, but not al The ; or fryers (2% rae ¢ pound ~cat! lene | ’ oa abl ear mother of William, Bes of new of- Reritvite Pout cuenta Senoot Dinrt 899 1ath ts Hass inet. | OP OF ink pee SOME MCN Futer sang ay fa Sea ear TE PS AMS Det bert aee, nonsems | Soe Rt get periet €.00 1961 to 1988 feet {* That’s the situation in the “If you are worried and you |$1-30, mostly 50-0. young tome me | —Adv.| or Neary Ryan, Mri. Rove Nebr, fat office, "Contact “Sir sil Dire Maa tatyestecma ct woo, EE IRE Gt weet inustry, "where can't hep, Just count your bless | othe of Inteaton t» Cantrct Cll Haley, PE SQM” «Adv eed ck reas || | eal = . Oxford, Oakland, : | are | j inst sheep—and | Curb. Gutt > | ' ~4971 - Adv. day, October rs 2 : oat School Distriss Mer Saf the Township of Oxford iss sit ss ices itt! og ioregpalcallygalirores mp me your bless: ed Wisk an Adsuae ook relat-| Grace Lutheran Church R Rev Prey, Perera, Rome sin a ; 6.00 1961 te 1968 incl | cahets. betwe -_ mainly ana | ine” deals Gieael to Blue oa trom mage sale Priday, October 22. | Clarkston at Lakeview Cemetery, eee Gehool District of the between wheels ° . ‘a. m. to 9 p. m. Sa! ar | ee firm. Exeetie | so On Pen tae ts se net thelr eel Manges uae irs youn eacmanoe ht anal amenat ae Bm Seewaes, Oceter| cireeve eis voera | _keWiicnm Ye tie : ; ~ on rane . io a ee Sebest Distriet Me 1 of the T hip of Bg 1988 * 1984 ine pinay engineers of the EX mig il rates age oe phon ror [bre pha cone yoghle Ee oy reno Shore Market News. 2425 Voor-— cr "Gece iets waar jaar an ee S SARA SE BOY Port ' Schoo! District No. 8 Fractional Royal. Osk fractories & Abras ae ae of the City Commissto miention heis. Stuffed pork chops, 39c ee ee ee eee Hunter Bivd., Birm : Southfield Township ond City ef ck Part, 10.00 eel te lee met Se Suen EN gar oaks pram co We len hace drainage and related work 90c Ib.; John's delicious new oe will be held Thuradey, et 3p. m SALEOMAN RETAIL 4200 UB 400 «(1968 te sore tmel. | US. cents unchen mea cae street from Jessie street to! 9c Ib.: Swiss steak, 69c; ‘1 Oetober 21. from the Sorth Truck Driver, Lumber $360 up. . a | Great Britain ‘pound: % estimat cost of ; = , | ranch Methodist Church Inter- by emt $216 w Soe 1963 to 1972 pane Pgs of @ cent, Gre Pa py | 46:308.08 and that the sore wretihe and bacon. 59¢ and @c beef Psonao ment ‘ot Mapie Grove C tose MOTEL. MANAGER $195 a Behe Digiriss Me 4 Pranional of the Tews. See inti flere inet Ravaree Sim, 38,30, 1 32. 0 cent | for pubic nape ton ee atten and pum c taliiecmn — umeral arrangements oy the | = BOND EMPLOYMENT Schoo! District of the City of Reval Oak Bee sek to fess fect | . anged. Orcas rian 90 ay fae ait, it furtber intended to construct sata novelties and pumpkins Head 'et- cree dine GENCY 7.50 1986 el. | ures "2.80, nh 4; Beigi (frene) | pian, prof: ordance with the! . or Somb honey, 39c. | r aa SoS" School District of the City of Berkley S33 ises to ieee feck 160 a/itgatt 99 1/10 of 6 cent: Pranee | cost file and estimate. and that the Defiance specials, Mints ice cream,| ~~ - rt Mi bono Salesman by Electrical : : as sas tes ee ee sag” eet, teed mee) SS, |tetanes Sa" tad’ eae wed | Sadv| WE win to expnnss oun |) nolesale Distributor Scho! District Me 8 af the Township of Reval $00 1988 te 1962 ine! werent te tety sures ae of 8 | fronting upon either side of Adoms styort | Feanteves, triads @ neighbors Established Territory is im Sim st cna "uncnangea, Portgnl vende) 3.80 inate theta! auewtement arc ee Excellent Income. es ieee te jess inet changed. Switarriand franc) | itret’ | and expenses thereat wad that #1 900 8 USINESS NOLES | Serna con “emer Only experienced man Beboo! Di 6.00 19 ss 3 : (Kroné) of the estimated at ous . is percavomont : saa oc] District of the City ef Ferndale S32 HESS. fo 1088 lack. 14.80. uRchAnged. ine trees 124, | of, tall mated cost ond capences there--| Hickman Price Jr., one of the | af our Wits and mother, Mrs need apply. Write 3.00 1960 te 1968 ine. —— Brasil ifree) 1.63, un- | $rovement_ Fund | original group which formed Smithson, Mr Richard Smithson, Pontiac Press Box 72 2.00. 1961 te 1985 inel. cha. ”- Mexico# 02, unchanged: Vene- | NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN salad the | It Col Robert Smithson, Mrs ain SS aera cee 1.48 HH te 1968 feck tuela ‘boltvar 30.03, unchan pinet the Commission of the City of Se Corp. at Willow Run _George T Scott shoo ry gl FARM. BY # imei. | participation in Canada’s growth jong Keng dollar 17-80. | sgunieip — 7 ae me , has been named to the | Fiowers RUCK DRIVER STEADY Dou" 30) (1 ‘ : : unicipal Cow wers TRUCK DRI Echeol Dew Me. 10, Reval Oak Township 12:86 ise to iste. feck Mi barge harclvoangciocred aad cae Coe ee | October ia at are clock ‘pm 97,0 | newly created post of vice preet | capri eicretoree! Good pay Reference required” Ap: each, “ i : 8 ona i ‘ ~ — a te No. 11 Fractional ef the Town- 13.50 1953 4 ist feel maa acy man Ge ace ae For | cas te eens press | made by edlirran oe masse | t may si ene in charge of sales for Willys; 13 AUBURN ‘8 FLOWERS BY nn B’saginaw. Electric Co., 1 Township School of Southfield Township 6.30 1949 to 1968 incl. ’ Coupon beiow to 0 1s 18 68 | Dated 1 ae a = aah Inc., it was announced in| Funeral Directors 4 CPHOLSTERER, PERMANENT O8 re Los = te 1971 imel [sree @ay > foe, aa ise | — ga er — { — a Open. vag “Creative. Stor tee nnn 4 ef the Township of Spring- 1808 184 to 1968 inch | Mont a oder Se Pel Ont Bt 188 | of Willys export sccetiios Pena | Donelson-Johns an Distriet 7 , : — ear ago...... pe EE —— | s, wi ‘ ~ e . Trer Township Beh Distriet ef Springfield § 6.09 1961 to 1968 tact. send wow | 1084 nigh iso4 18S SSE 1ES! Notice of Intention to Construct | Continue to direct the activities of| -neahunenst SOME Unexcelled Opportunity 11.00 1949 te 1968 me 2 tres booklet 13984 low....... 1439 778 ve 2% _“DESIGNED FOR FUNE * 1.08 1968 vo i908 tael on Conation Pond. prospectus 1983 nigh te ass ae sas |se'et Gutter, Drainage and relat. the export subsidiary, the com- | SED FOS PYESRAS” Tangible i = 1963 low...... ! ' — poet Deemer ee th Et) Bee ee set fo |The Kaler- Wil | Voorhees Siple | - TEADS 1 « Address - : ly eans: ser - Willys organization FUNERAL H (sincloding Aunezed = | Dieerict hee. 7 »} fo.re 61066 Ge 1988 met Grain Prices | regains “meeting of the, Commtecton, ot has about 2,300 domestic dnalees | Ambuwiance Service Pinta ee Townchipe sf White Lake end Weterford).” leas ines to tet! ‘inet | Oe Qe NEPHLER CHICAGO GRAIN | IRE ity "of Ponting Michigan eid on | and distributors and more than) PE paris __ iss ion Siete at CO. | cecpoo tr encstne tram: |, | ten bas encarta oe the Tatntee | 133 Yoreign markets. All: will be Ne 4 tor the yeare Frye Investment Securities Mer ws Bane gy “érainage and reiated work on under ae wl Be rhe ald aa there an extra 3.00 ¥ ..1.0.. 290) Sov 27% |MALRR un street to t 10 a.m, toda ee | reliable on Rees a spd inn rent there ‘ ee : tn si! ‘ovement H 7 w Frovert? ould amnesed oo ; ___Dentiag | Dec. 182 May os, 28 for ‘public. tarpection is on tie) Vatican Stamp Exhibit the Press — at District Me. ~ Ne. 1-2. May .. | 158% Lard | sata wther tatended to construct A . . veal ice in e ta Stecn. Thos Pee eo 071 tock A wy ae oe ee ee — in accordance with the Slated in Philadelphia the following boxes: | District ayiven » by ge stating, 4 * + sae + ¥ 4 i¢ Riad ns pe ow & pn ae Intellectual Note Hit by Col | -- Today's Television Programs - - ‘Cheese WIRY = Channel ¢—-WW-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 8—CKLW-TV ¥ s eo ‘ ee : -- - — >. ‘ or * E : a é * it ia; _ eT they mark oe Te ae is ‘ . if “ Wig 2 tf iE Lat aes: ; F ; if af = ry 5 a US Oa on) F E ! i l 3 s 3 _wt Of a nagging wife, a colorcast. Everett -K | hart ry Nelson, Peter Lorre_star. %:00—(7) So You Want to Lead a Band. Contestants lead Sammy Kaye band, singer Judy Lynn guest. (9) Motion Picture Acad- emy, William Powell, Ella Raines in “The Senator Was In- discreet,” film. (4) Dragnet. Sgt. Friday, Officer Smith, find boy involved in market holdups. 9:30—(7) Theater. “The Shop at Sly Corner,” run by ex-convict, serves as fence for stolen goods with Roddy McDowell, Priscilla Gillette. (4) Theater. “Segment,” stars Ward Bond, Rosemary De- Camp, William Bendix in drama 10:00—(4) Video Theater. Joanne Dru in “An Angel Went AWOL,” fantasy with George Nader. (2) Hockey. Boston at Detroit. 16: 30—(7) Janet Dean. Ella Raines as nurse in “Bradshaw Case,” film drama. (2) Pro Football Highlights. Football films. 11:00—(7) Soupy's On. Soupy Sales with music, variety. (9) Na- tional News. (4) News. (2) News. 11:16—(7) Roadside Theater. Mickey “Fireball,” Good Neighbor Theater. Tom Neal in “Crime, Inc.,”’ film. (4) Political Tatk. Republicans speak. (2) Wrestling. 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen with music, variety. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning Show. 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4 ‘Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:29—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 16:00—(7) ‘Beulah. (4) Ding Dong 10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) A Time to Live. 19:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. 11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. (4 Home. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(T) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Ballot Box. (2) Valiant Lady 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) My Life. (4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for To morrow. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (4) (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life. 1;15—(4) Faye Elizabeth (2) Seek- ing Heart. 1:30—(4) Jean McBride. (2) Wel- come Traveler. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) La- dies First. (2) Ladies Day. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (2) Art Linkletter. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- ’ off. 3:30—(4) One Man’s Family. (2) Bob Crosby Show. $:15—(4) Golden Window. 3:45—(4) Concerning Miss lowe. 4:00—(7) Cowboy Show. boy Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. Mar- School. (2) Garry Moore. 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. 5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven- ture Theater. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q Lewis 6:30—(7) Jungle Story. (4) Howdy Doody. 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Music Hall JR Tennessee Grate WWJ, Minute ww, ®. Mulholland WXYZ, Wattr: McK. WW, Pibver McGee Club WXYZ, Charm Time Wild CKLW State Madcaps Entertain Troops on Duty in Korea zs By BERT STOLL TAEGU, Korea m— Lt Al! Howes, of Greenville, Mich., pilot- ed the C-47 transport plane which flew the Michigan Madcaps, spe- | cial USO camp show unit from Air Force Base at Chun Chon Taegu y. was like old home week for Howes as he visited with the from his home state. Lt. as ny. i duty in Grand Rapids. I F ; 3 Re fe Hf 3 =. | 2 i E | : : 1 from and 19-year-old June | est members of our group of 12—| proved to be seasoned troupers and their keen sense _of humor carried them through some difficult situa- tions. Bull at Metomora Gets National Rating Detroiter, 90, to Mairy a Ready-Made Family DETROIT (UP) — George L. Betz, a 90-year-old widower with no children, will become a father, grandfather and great-grandfather Saturday when he takes a new wife, Betz announced that he will marry his housekeeper, 65-year-old Mrs. Georgeanne Barfknect. The bride-to-be has a son, three grand- children and a great-grandchild. “There wasn't much to live for ~ we SS be Se ae | eee a ake THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21; 1954 man’s TV Sho a4 Actor at Home in Halls of lw High-Brow Attitude Characterizes Serial, ‘Rare Amid ymics By JACK O’BRIAN NEW YORK (INS)— The creamy organ tones of Ronald Colman made their TV debut Tuesday eve- ning in Halls of Ivy, the TV ver- | sion of his very good, exceptionally ; literate radio series of the same | | title. It has Benita Hume (Mrs. C.) as his wife, and for the benefit jot folks who have ignored radio ‘entirely the last several seasons, lit is set on a college campus | where Colman plays Willjam Tod- | hunter Hall, its president. | The bubbling conflict at home stems from the fact that Mrs. College President was a British musical comedy star before Cu- | pid in the form of Colman swept her off to America and, as of | now, to Ivy College. | Her lack of understanding of the | stuffier protocol of a college cam- |pus gives some indication of hi- larity to come, although this was lonly hinted at Tuesday evening. In fact, the whole premiere was not- |able mostly for its promise rather than its settled, permanent diver- | sions, It was an effective episode, how- jever, to set the scene, establish | that it is a script with ambitions (9) Cow- far above and beyond customary | grader, with his Orange, N. J., where, at the Kessler Institute, he will receive |TV dialogues, with gobs of deftly | delivered and selected classical quotations, naturally from the handsome voice of Ronnie, and | graceful, neatly flowery speeches by Colman on virtually any sub- ject. There are quite a few tiny pedantic jokes in the dialogue (such as Rennie didn't wish to be a frog “and croak before my time’) but there are more discussion of nursery rhymes and discovering them laden with big- amy (the man on the way to St. Ives whe met a man with seven wives), larceny, murder, bad , manners and even bad rhyming. The script doesn't intend, clear- lower ly, to its semantic sights nor to shorten its syllables just because someone sometime said the TV audience may be wearing some sort of a collective dunce- doing plain implication that to do any less with a college president would be to patronize his audience There ts little patronizing here- in, and eveh a helping of quo- tations from the dead ancients ef Reme, Athens, and even, in one fairly courageous fling. from the Sanskrit. There's nothing snooty “bout the manner of its delivery; it's pre- | sented with the expectation that | there is more mentality in the | living room than meets the con- victions of the typical TV gagman. There was a great deal in this opening episode to indicate respect not only for the television medium, but for the English language, the common decencies, and a great ;many of the virtues usually re- | served for the more cheerful | saints. Ronald Colman is . . . well, Ronald Colman, whose handsome facade and surface formality vate joke with glint in eye to match and he is just about as satisfying as his veteran admir- ers could wish. He is urbane, about as hand- some as any man of his years legally should be, and delivers his dialogues with just the properly tidy good humor which escapes the pretentious. Benita Hume as his wife play her role to its casually good Bg tured hilt and projects a person of natural great-lady instincts while never forgetting her music hall ‘Deaths Last Ni DENTON, Pia. (AP)-}Dr. George id Gearle, 04, father of sociaZy prominent | Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbtit hitmey, and | who had practiced medicing in Piymouth ,oms. for more than 60 rs. ber (Bob) Burns night efty editor and rewrite Los ANG 43, assistant METAMORA — The registered | when I lost my second husband,” man for the Los Angeles Examiner, and recognized _ sire, testing division of the American | Guernsey Cattle Club. The sire’s first five tested | daughters have five actual official | records that average 10,605 pounds | of milk and 530 pounds of fat. Bulldozers Rout Rattlers SAN FRANCISCO # — Bull- dozers uncovered many rattle- | snekes while widening-an approach | to the Golden Gate Bridge. Almost trucks, weapons carriers, best bat they could , every boulder had its nest of | snakes. Victim Is Taken Twice | HAZLETON, Pa. @® —° When! trains is ra-| someone stole a new garbage con- | reported. tainer from in front of a home| here, he dumped its contents on! About-one-half of the known coal | the pavement and the victim had) reserves of the world are located | Even 18-year-old Beverly Lavell | to pay to have it hauled away. |in the North American continent. | Thang Rr: Sesh, Ld formerly was on Air Force | Guernsey bull, Woodacres Royal | saiq Mrs. Barfknect, who has been Peer, owned by James A. Beres-| married twice previously. ford, has just become a nationally | now I have George and we both MTsuke. according '©/have a new life ahead of us.” | announcement of the production | “But Betz's first wife died in July. Isabella Sheriff Probes License Fund Shortage LANSING W — agents today began a probe of a shortage in the sheriff's driver li- cense bureau. ~ Sheriff Henry Craven of Mount Pleasant reported to Secretary of State Cleary that Deputy Sheriff Samuel Counterman, in charge of the bureau, had resigned at his request during the investigation. The amount of the shortage has The Isabella) County sheriff's office and state formerly om hewspapers in Milwaukee ‘Tulsa and Salt Lake City. and on the Los Angeles Daily News Born in SOUTHERN PINES. N.C. — Bascom Johnson, 76, who fought vice through the eras of two world wars, and for 25 years before his retirement in 1045 legal expert for American Social Hygiene Asan. All Makes j } | Bussard seems to hide a constant pri. | REPAIR — Expert. Trained Technicians ® All Work Guaranteed ® Phone FE 2-6445 84 Oakland Avenue—Free Parking Member Onktané Co. Electronic . TV Service Asséeiation SR 9 So4 OR, 7 DEAN TO GET ARMS—The contributed to an “Arms for Dean Fund” are making possible the dream of Dean Heffelfinger, 8,. to } artificial arms. Insurance Firms Deny False Ads 8 Accused Companies Defend Practices Cited in U. S. Complaint have defended their advertising practices against complaints filed by the Federal Trade Commission. | leading” advertising claims. He said Mutual of Omaha was |the only company on the list |“which is licensed in every one | of the 48 states.” } “It appears to us,"’ he said, “that a conflict has arisen as to |whether we are to be supervised by the individual state insurance commissions , . , or by the Federal Trade Commission.” R. E. Pratt, treasurer of the Travelers Health Association of Omaha, said “we do not know what their objections are.” | “We know of no false or mis- | leading claims im any of our ad- vertising,” he sald. “If, in the opinion of the (FTC), such exists, we would have been glad te amend our advertising accord- ' ingly.” In Chicago the Bankers Life and Casualty Co, said in a statement | that it has tried to ‘serve andj) | protect the public interest.” | “There is a constant problem of ‘getting the public to understand | both the benefits and the heater | tions of all forms of insurance,” ! it baid At Hammond, Ind., the executive 'vice president: of the Guarantee Reserve Life Insurance Co., Jer-| ome Kutak, said he wag shocked | o_O ‘i See Us Before You Buy | { 4 ELECTRIC CO. i 825 W. Heron = FE 44-2525 SERVICE Electric SS SS Se Williams, howe, at begging is illegal and put : on probation — Dec. 2 —» CHICAGO w—Business is 80 good, blind George Williams told the judge yesterday, that he spends only two hours a day strumming his guitar and singing hillbilly songs on Chicago -streets. He said $20 to $25 an hour is dropped into his tin cup. Lansing Ex-Mayor Dies WwW . LANSING —Ten Southeastern 3 for Speakership | az “Vos Fhe a B) [wasn ¢¢ sonsthe o uel ow ett Oe eli port area for welfare services in : pay Rayburn, Martin Stage | case Detroit is bombed. Election At a meeting Oct. 27-28 in the Fig) As meant eee SS Despite Their Ages Civil Defense, officials will con- sider the creation of @ program men whose tremendous vigor be-| 1. counties include Wayne, Ma- lies their years are fighting it out | comb, Washtenaw, Monroe, Living- today for the third highest office | ston, Lenawee, Oakland, Genesee, in the land—speaker of the House Lapeer and St, Clair. of Representatives. . The rivals are Speaker Joseph | Adds Insult to Injury W. Martin Jr. (R-Mass), who will NS ee was added to insult recently be 70 Nov. 3, the day after election a day, and House Minority Leader pare ramperrrcon n-tadaap ene Sam Rayburn (D-Tex), who was the contract post office at the Utah Rayburn—the Democrats’ be- The Salt Lake postmaster re- loved “Mr. Sam” — has served vealed that ane letter contained . six terms as speaker since 1949 | TePorts on the day's business at when he was first elected to that | the postoffice and the other con- post, now mext in succegsion to | tained $112 in cash, the day's re- the White House after the vice | Ceipts at the contract station. president. Martin is completing his second term as speaker. He filled the job in the GOP 80th Congress of 1947- 4 ‘and was the overwhelming choice when the Republicans re- turned to power with the Eisen- hower sweep of 1952. Each man, when his party was out of power, has served as minor- ity leader in every Congress since the 76th, back in 1940. Despite the political and geo graphical gulfs between them, there are curious parallels in the lives of Martin and Rayburn. United Press Phote bachelors Forman, N. D. neighbors who Bre Peso ag emsadryrd es of be able to bat a ball. The third Se ie meesl tah aiannnek And the dark-haired New Eng- lander and the bald-pated Texan are close personal friends. and surprised that the FTC re-| Both’men are assured of re-elec- leased the story of its accusations en oe informing panies in- as as it is that waived. aan the sun will rise on election day that if the Democrats win control . . of the House, “Mr. Sam” again Begging Still Not Legal | win be the speaker, and that if ; Business Good the Republicans prevail, Joe Mar- Even if tin will succeed himself. LANSING # — J. 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