Poehlman (left) drops the first nickel into a meter in the city's newly opened 148-car off - street parking lot on West Lawrence Street. 60P ‘Failure’ Jat Talk in County) Says Farmers Getting} Biggest ‘Double Cross’) Humphrey Belts in History Democratic Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota, in a free-wheeling hour- long address to 750 party faithfuls last night in Wa- terford Township, lashed policies, The occasion was a fund- raising, $10-a-plate dinner honoring Paul Sutton of Royal Oak, Democratic candidate for Congress in Oakland County. Humphrey, jibing at the “discriminatory prosperity” of the Eisenhower admin- lke Wins Farmers Cheers, but Do They Mean Votes? Fall Ushers in Warm Weather, a Few Showers | Partly cloudy with a istration, told local Demo- crats “the Republicans have! a very limited circle of friends, and you're not in it.” out at Republican economic) © sota Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (center), speaker at a Democratic dinner last night honoring Con- gressional candidate Paul Sutton (right), looks ADDRESSES AREA AUDIENCE — Minne- ver his notes before delivering an hour-long speech on Republican economic policies. Carlos G. Richardson man. Pontiac Press Phote (left) is Democratic county chair- Jet Shears Tops 4 > Nicaragua Ruler Hit at Reception; Assassin Slain U. S. Rushing Doctors to Treat Bullet Wounds in Stomach, Arms, leg WASHINGTON # President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua was shot three times at a reception last night and his assassin was beaten to death, the Nicara- guan Embassy _ reported here today. 7 Wounded in the arm, leg and stomach, Somoza’s condition was described as “delicate.” Ambassador Guillermo Sevilla- Sacasa said he received details of the shooting by telephone from Managua, capital of Nicaragua. Sevilla-Sacasa said the attack British Goodwill Gesture Mayflower II Launched on Somoza occurred while the (president was attending a recep- ‘tion in hig honor Leon, ‘near Managua. Off Cars, Kills 1 for Pilgrimage to America’ — Drops Too Fost.) perxHaM, Enigland (INS)—The Mayflower II slid ips Autos on Road; stern first into Tor Bay today, climaxing the first chap- 2 Women Injured ter of a drama that will end next spring in Plymouth, MEMPHIS, Tenn. ® — An Air, Force jet plane, swooping in for President Fisenhower by a quarter of a million Iowans on.,,Say'tor pencrailt pleassne weathe a 24-hour visit to that state lifted Republican hopes to- er was the outlook for most of the’ day of carrying the farm belt in November. = oe No responsible politician professed, however, to be able to ieenthghe fade vets senae the Butaaedsaninh ike Oe we oe Be ee the President and Mrs. Eisenhower yesterday by 100,000) persons in Des Moines. . e Teenagers and younger school students broke police , “tines and stormed their mo- : tor caravan good naturedly Susy France Gives |i. (sz. caved, touun the ~ fo Canal Users day for a nationally broadcast and Mass. ‘The Stars and Stripes were draped over one side of her dark oak hull, and the Union Jack on the other, as the replica of. the original Mayflower hit the water this morning a year und four months after her keel was laid July 4, 1955. - : American tourists and visitors from other parts of the : ree ee Ask Mental Test fo Oust Teacher launched. The vessel slid Hazel Park Acts Again |the band of the ist. Battalion, Som- : smoothly into the sea amid heavy rain and thunder and —_— city’s business district on Joins New Asicchotion saciost speck eet wget os bem Cut Decay 40 Pct. Which Will Meet Again issues at Bradley University in in London Oct. 1 Peoria, Til. This will be the sec- Pontiac Schools. Offering garacs sac av omced F' NOride Tooth Treatment LONDON (The French cabi- net decided today to participate *. in the blunted Suez Canal Users’ Assn. but with the reservation that it must not weaken insistence on principal of international admin- istration of the waterway. The rousing reception Elsen- Central Iowa might cause Re- The general reaction to Eisen- To try reducing tooth decay, a fluoride application program will be held again this year in Pontiac public schools, Mrs. Ruth Topéfer, dental hygienist for the Pon- tiac schools, said today. First schools on the schedule are Linda Vista, Emer- son and Daniel Whitfield} ' to Get Rid of Woman Paid to Do Nothing A Hazel Park schoolteacher who last year drew $6,200 for doing The two injured occupants ofmothing once again faces a psy- the second car were identified as Chiatric test. * * ° erset Light Infantry, as it played “Yankee Doodle.” Maj. Gen, Roscoe Wilson, com- mander of the U.S. 3rd, Air Force, told the assembly during the launching: Adlai Blames lke for Farm Crisis Says U. S. Leadership Lacking in Imagination, - The schoolboard last night voted to test Marveta Hine, 51, whom the board relieved of classroom duties as “unfit fo teach. © ihower’s visit to Iowa was that there has been no lessening of the President's personal popularity in that key state despite reports of a- farm revolt. Around 73,000 farm men, women and thildren listened attentively but without much applause as Ej-'graders are eligible for applica- ‘senhower delivered an informal and —- as he put it, a nonpolitical Authorization cards are be-jfour applications of fluoride solu- ing sent to the parents of,tion. The fluoride treatment can re- duce the number of cavities by as children in these schools. The ications are Open torncn °* © Per comt, Mrs, Toepter second, third, fifth and sixth grad-|"" Cites Broken Pledges i | , said today America is in the midst of 3 i [ ifs ) bee gi FRE REF He z 4 : ge : ; 2 ! i = | ) : ot-Agricalions: Bensen, And Blows Taps Over a Zany Summer repel Yiffnitz Waxes Lyrical Over Century’s ‘4th Finest Fall’= Summer ends today. “The fall of 1956,” quoth Herman with a far away first Farmer’s Almanac. He was a sensation. He wae y ag oe bee rel Some say it never came. look, “will be a sockeroo.” was terrific, Not as good as I am,” added Herman _[Here they come.” The hour’s 8:36 tonight. “A what?” he was asked. ‘ juridiciously, “but still very, very good. We will gg Bo 4 a tte ge Pts The summer of 1956 will be written into private cae “A sock “ Hi 2. “A. have average rain this fall. The crops and harvest pledges to the farmers in “cares - @laries as a dizzy period of continuous exasperation. : : Ree t It will will ‘be simply magnificent.” © : ; ful, calculated words meant to get _ It was @ Zany season. | double whizzoka. 1 brigh x * * |farm votes.” The pledges have not kik’ be crisp and cool. It-will be invigorating. been carried out, he added, “How about the cotton?” asked Camelia eagerly. It will be” ; Herman fixed her with a cold, impersonal stare, |; Pw ” tents ; Something rather difficult for the average male to do _Delovely,” interrupted our Camelia. ity our little Souther Camelia. “The Yittnite's al- Q wool,” said Herman. He reached again for. Let's allow it to depart in peace with a minimum. It will be delightful. It will be delicious. _ of cat calls and just a sinall Bronx cheer. Certainly we won't burn any incense or suggest the incanta- 5 _ ways wear bise Thursday, have all the imagi: glass. It was just an illusion. “You |died. 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He| 4@ a cafe act, dropped it in my big fat lap. tee ei ladlalt ie rg ne VE convoyed p inte the Hollywood Hills so I could Lights,” opens Aipwreck Kelly, saked &) 25 2 SS eT satad tales cha bateor tamsons boas ea niin bride's name, couldn’t remember how to spell it . . . The Vin- As aed | on his wife the gift that ull girls want—a round bathtub, |°eDt Sardi Jrs. are adopting their third child. 7 4ve been deferred until after the! i¢ was like a Scranton, Pa., candidate for vice president, may, °#™Paign address. | mineshaft. sce a ig Estes cause a brief delay in starting work uver said today would on a new war memorial for Vet-| Special silent movies, eliminat- a: happen ed LIKE gladly testify under oath about -____._@rans Memorial Park. ing the sound track are now used | Scran what he called the Dixon-Yates Park Supt: Fred C. See today!to teach lip reading to the deaf. | Groucho noticed a , beautiful blonde in the next booth (not power contract “scandal” and to mention other blondes in .- challenged Presidential Assistant n other booths). GROUCHO Sherman Adams to make the é “Never mind, I'll be able to see by the light of that girl's |same offer. — engagement ring,” he arf-arfed. “Waitet, I'll have a can- * ¢ 8 Sparks-Gritfin nibal sandwich. Even if I did see a couple horses picket- | The Democratic vice preside- : | ing outside.” tial nominee described Adams as FUNERAL HOME Groucho just signed a new 12-year contract. President Eisenhower's “right “I'm the oldest show on TV—eight years,” Groucho con-/hand man” and said “his author-| 10. “Thoughtful Service’”’ fessed. “It proves people are crazy about one thing. Money.|ity is enormous, especially during You know why my show's lasted so long?” He looked up with/the President's absences for rea-| pifferent varieties of sponges 436 Orchord Leke Ave. FE 5-6159 & proud smile. As though he’d discovered uranium in his raw)sons of health or otherwise.” vary in size from those which meat. Kefauver’s statement here, con-|must be viewed with a hand giass Plenty of Parking Reer of Seore x * * ? sisting. of excerpts from a speech|*© others which are as much as : » scheduled for a rally at Walla|®ix feet high. “Nobody watches it—so they don't get tired of me! Walla, said Adams “pleaded his We jounced along Hillcrest Rd. up to what they call the). .cutive privilege” when called | Truesdale Estate. before a Senate subcommittee “Here it is! Isn’t it beautiful?” Groucho hopped out. tell what he knew about the Dixon- It was a typical Grouchoism. For there was nothing said he hed teed 6 there but the view. On an otherwise vacant lot, there | neve dispatch quoting Rep, Scher was a construction shack and a few workmen who'd been jer (R-Ohio) as saying Kefauver doing some digging. ee at eS sare “They don’t seem to be doing anything,” I said. “Of course not. It’s almost time to quit work for the day. * |Tt’s 2:30 already. senator he stood behind | “I'm the first house to go up here,” he said eccmtiiin te sl eho cael Ir , x * * about “this scandalous intrigue to| | “All T know is that everything is extra. Heating’s extra, air- we | conditioning’s extra, the extra is extra. On a clear day you ii L can see the bank and the way things are costing, I'll have to.”|“delighted to be subpoenaed: |THE WEEKEND WINDUP ... fauver said. “I'll accept Jimmy Stewart cleared $5,000,000 on a capital gains oil deal| —iesman and right-hand man of . » . 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HUB CLOTHIERS = -Pontiae. | Phone FE 56148 of Commerce Waldron Hotel Bldg. E imushrooms gives j against cancer may have . pa Can cer?) WASHINGTON = For the Suez ‘Canal, fabulous “ditch in a des| } lert,” the world can thank @ French Eo Watch Bands Ladies’ — Men's TUTOR. TO A HUNGRY PRINCE In his youth De Lesseps was Gyps Make Milions Sell ‘Stock’ by Phone: GOLD STAR MOTHERS On the 23rd of September we wil] honor * Here’s the Inside Story on America’s Fast-Growing Financial Institution . . . Your . Savings and Loan Association PERHAPS YOU ONLY HAVE ee foot on ‘the bottonn rung of the ladder. sages you've finally reached the top after years of hard work. Or it might ch gk were born with the proverbial silver spoon and never worked a day in Ages Nevertheless, all of you have something in common... an interest MONEY! And you Prise forsee — know that money can:be a “sometime” thing, = a part of it is sa We say, “wisely” because sa itself isn’t any guarantee of security. If look pee the sie et bpateteinn find mo when it comes to saving money, v1 = Bg Pi ag tek i a cookie jar or mattress pores riieed ta eene But... do you know that Arig ca Association affords and convenience Sage bp rng Re a saving money Oot pase oak ot etane St : - HOME’ OFFICE: 761 w. ‘HURON ae — _ DOWNTOWN eer 16 EB LAWRENCE st. a few hundred ships a year. Today Ask Mackinac Airstrip well over a thousand ships trans ¢ the sand - | Millions of dollars a year have |the island's counci] and chamber of |” = SA © Just in Time for Fall Painting! ae $198 $918 | ’ Beco ery “the time is now to go ahead and Regular $4.95 ee importance of. what he| o's, ers tended and weleotae” lf Outside White the Orient would carry a | | | Regular $5.49 banked channel po MACKINAC ISLAND (#—Mack-| . In 1955 the canal Carried inac authorities are considering a ships and, for the first time! proposal for an airstrip that would) history, more than 100 mil-|handle planes up to the size of| jon metric tons of cargo — five|DC3s. Kenneth Vogelheim of Rog- if Porch & Deck 6 Colors the traffic of only ten years'ers City, a private pilot, outlined! 5 ‘the proposal at a joint meeting of! § rial ral commerce. jbeen spent to maintain and vga . ithe canal. Originally 72 feet wide, Me erat, -* fect. taking'TO Honor 28 Lawyers Bd eet, if e : = ‘ships up why 8 in draft. Exor oj | = Pontiac’s Oldest Exclusive 6 | GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — The : = 5 ‘mously profitable in ta nine. de0- WASHINGTON (#—Government ades of service, Suez has yet to State Bar Association meeting in) £ officials have appealed to the pub- suffer any major interruption ‘inj Grand Rapids Thursday will bei lic to help thwart “scheming op-|traffic. And by De Lesseps' orig Recalling|erators” who have made millions ina] 99-year concession, tolt contrel| nition certificates to 28 Michigan |’ salesiwas to have reverted to Egypt in lawyers who each have been prac-| 1968. Floor Covering Firm! & ae 11 N. PERRY ST. Phone FE — FS .|marked by the awarding of recog-' i a a _ \ticing 50 years. For the price of a clothes line* you can dry 18 loads of laundry in an electric clothes dryer. And you'll never have to struggle with back-breaking, old-fashioned line drying again. No wonder smart _and thrifty ‘ homemakers say: a = See SSS. SPS aes a, Pe . "Vou can Live Better ,.. Electrically” *Based on an average price of 904, ge eee oe Mose ee ee tags - SEE YOUR | DEALER, OR DETROIT EDISON » TV Sponsors Decision | on Churchill Is Correct Some of these television emcees better spend more time on their home work, or else someone should tell their sponsors to take a long, slow walk. They're crossing each other. * * * 4 The other evening Ranpo.ra . CuurcHILL missed the second query on the $64,000 Question, |. -He really missed it. Ranpoirx simply didn’t know. _ However, Hal March, one of our favorites, hemmed and hawed and nudged and re-stated until so much time had elapsed the thing terminated for the night. The : overly zealous Mr: March assured - . everyone Mr. Churchili would - back next week. However, he won't. The sponsor has spoken—but definitely. : * * * Mr. CHURCHILL agrees completely with the decision, This tends to prove that he’s really Winston CuuRcuiLu’s » on, ~~ One emcee actually lost his lucrative job by fumbling around too long too often—and he deserved the fate. x *« You either call ’em all alike and - call "em straight—or you don't. ~~» Winston Churchill's rogeny aren't -*.* any better than anyone else in the United States of America. And to the everlasting credit of Randolph Churchill, he doesn’t want to be. : 2 fd 3 Another Stalemate - Michigan’s Legislature again has ‘ * demonstrated the type of legislative _. stalemate which frequently results | when the state has a governor of one , politi¢al party and a legislature in » which the opp _e party either con- ____ *wtrols or. very nearly controls the law- a making body. gidbeciue 2 ca ee eee ee Gov. WitttaMs calls the legislature -back into special session and tries to ‘tell it what to do. He does this with one eye on the legislation in question and the other on the voters who are. going to the polls in November. In other words, his moves are quite : largely political. L * * * | The legislature, in its turn, also — has its eyes on the November election. So it refuses to do what the Governor suggests. Some- times it does the opposite thing and sometimes, as in the present case, it has done nothing but ad- journed again without passing any legislation of importance. - Now it must return again, at some "later date, if it is to take final action on the controversial proposal to in- crease unemployment benefits, tO _ This stalemate serves notice on the people of Michigan that if they want a full scale legislative program enacted they should elect a governor and a legislature of the same political _party. Then a distinet program could be put into effect, Not only that, but the governor presumably would carry out the new laws with a deter- mination to make them truly effec- tive and to see that they accomplished the desired results. __ Under present conditions there fs much political hauling back and forth, name calling and argument. Little that is con- _ Check your furnace over carefully, or _ personal injury. Many such accidents ue This Is the Time to Clean Up the Basement This is the time of year when a little precaution may pay big divi- dends in protecting your-home from ham Lincoln's Loneany- _ © nee Pie og in - power during Da. BE fire, war in the history of the United SChool'Bus Riles : * * * States, and fought within our Present ‘ ler First comes your furnace, or what- boundaries. . = Dorothy C. - me ‘Truman’s Dopey Without a Needle’ ever type of heating you may use. - have your furnace man check it. Check the chimney and the openings into it. See that both furnace and chimney are clean and ready for win- ter operation. a Next, see that your basement is clean. Clean out all the papers the needle I'll never know. Joseph P. Larulte Understand there was no doubt , that have accumulated during the Ab oat: seme . about what to do when following summer. Remove all litter, any- a) Wants Prospersity the bus, but rather about what to = .. for All Residents... 2°. Si queme a thing that could cause a @ x * * : in the Voice of And, while you are at it; see that I read a letter in voice the basement is shipshape, that no lose boards are left lying about which might cause an accident leading to ih dh hi aay ‘ ee lh as . “TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL THINE HEART; AND LEAN NOT UNTO THINE OWN UNDERSTANDING. “ — OOK FS Assets Unlimited can be avoided if the home is kept clean and uncluttered, with all pas- sageways and places where persons have to walk kept open and clear at all times. Days of All Faiths North America Had Martyrs, Too = By DR.. HOWARD VY. HARPER pare the season for the one that Friday. the final day, is Simhath When people think about the would soon begin. Now the prayer Tue moron whose doctor. told him four days ago to rub himself with a certain liniment for three nights running and then skip a night is 7 ek Antenne ‘cundeta. the. Suey Gaines Seer tan fat —_—_— queeet: thateas suffering from exhaustion. a“ See S lanity Tews living in all parts of the that the annual cycle of the read- ‘Bus Isn’t Denied, Ce Sis CGE, SY Sout 8s world and those ancient Jews who ing of the Law in synagogue serv th Rejected’ ack G, — ne asa Pg Pram berg cultivated their own soil. ices comes to an end and win Weather Rej Church of Englanders st James: cahewne start over on the next Sabbath. In answer to J.C.and Old Tres Portraits , Soviet officials who have been low- 1. vx. Both of. these Today's Jew is not praying for 1 1° Mt he Sime time tt end = ble Maker, I believe he has named footie bg to mention that he was a Russian. —the early 1600's. — oo Pray’ ished possession, the Torah, \and —-T myself send my boy to a pax The reste yo we * * * ing rain eee steps : the way since the establishment of Israel, ‘* Jew rejoices in this never- rochial school, not that I am From cares to restful But at exactly the same time with its great new agricultural °™ine silt. averse to the teaching in the pub> iis gazing on the , there was a great amount of program, the old prayer takes on * * * —— ee bay .. . They ate the invitation te The People’s Business: EN eee aed Peantinan & R€™ importance and points up Processions will be held today, \ Of religious teaching. .. « A quietude of soul... For vied as hy Sonat the unity between the Jews who in which the sacred scrolls, both | Now it says in my beok, “Thou _ everyone who ventures there . . . 4 priests in the inland regions of have returned to Palestine and of the Law and the Prophets, will \shalt not covet anything that is Whatever be his goal . . , The Cobo Campaign Canada and what i now aeinlc those who are still scattered be carried about the synagogue. Sy Sieh’ ty 4. visiter, Sie wativa, tad The * ° » * throughout the world, (Copyright 1956) Trouble Maker cs proud adopted son .. . bappy Dissatisfaction Voiced by Reman Catholic Guurches in the - and successful, and . . . The poor v.58 United States and Canada is set oY eee ree 4 and lonely one ., . Whi “sky Some Outstate ‘Solons opatt as Ge Heat of he Mare 1 W781: Brady Ss ay: Chee \ or season or. . . The time of day tyrs of North America, honoring r. lam 3: : \ or’ night . . . The hills of San By ROGER LANE pn yg Sine I 6 ae D W id ; @ ee Ot ++ = ae © ! . greater height... there is LANSING—A good many outtate Re 2a, ‘ua tae [odin Ration Does Wonders Again g=."2":: publican legislators say they think the |. , ; “ Py From 1608 on, from Nova Scotia . } and near , .. And life begins Republican Cobo-for-governor campaign is she Greet Lillen, devoted tale- \ over in. . . That healthy. stmos- is rolling along in fine style. sionaries ranged over ‘the unex- T went on Iodin Ration about steady my nerves. (Mrs. B. E.) vent calcium deficiency due to in- phere. < a 7 * * plored forest. not only un- reg. gr gph wag monlgigetnacl Answer—Boys of that age should consimption of milk, the CP7T#ht. 1956. Field Baterprises, Inc. jewed during the legisla- derwent the normal hardships of : . help Mom with the dishes, setting simplest, most effective and cheap- < jon pop Baggot in eas Eh nad criti- life in an untamed wilderness but ier 2 aa cia ++» (Mrs. —, online ete. sh sort hi est way ‘wasdd be to eat 0 suitable et Cobo’s ‘“ifered discouragement, torture, *- af thing makes a Man out of a boy. calcium a \supplement every Loo : Se ae ot eee ‘and in some cases cruel death at © Answer —+ Yahbut, like milk, ASK YOUR DOCTOR about pre day. But calcium y is not king Back defeat, the hands of the savages to whom wheat, meat, fish, fowl, fruit, nuts, marin tablets—estrogenic effects all one suffers if milk consumption 15 Years Ago Those with negative reactions were they were trying to niinister ete., it is habit forming. Once you in a coated tablet, : is less than 1% pints (three VICE GRAND jury may be generally reluctant to discuss them, start using such things you have 1 can't take milk, not even a Siasses) daily. It would be neces ose tor city, and did not want their names publicly S associated with their views. to keep on eating them the rest of your life, If you discontinue your glass a day or a small portion on cereal, creamed vegetables, etc., sary to correct riboflavin, vitamin A, and vitamin B complex as well. : five minutes, area or had gotten a late start in his out- state ity. i Poy daily ration of meat, milk, wheat, without getti offensiv: letters, not more than one page them were canonized to- ng a very e long pertain: personal Years Age : Mostly, the senators and House mem- ots in 1990. etc., as soon as you get feeling in breath that lasts for days. Would Realth and hymere mot te hed . diag. nanan sera be calcium shots be advisable? (Mrs. Dr’ willtam Brady, if a eihemen tel? eee = bers said Cobo was getting a warm re- eS ore in te tee box f ts Yer Gain ne nee bee, naires, “Foeees, Metin ™ *°° "19 POLICE, Firemen face trial esville, N. ¥., in honor of the For pamphlet The lodin Ration ‘,) 10. tine ae : niga. a . wi x * three of the eight ‘who lost their send stamped, self-addressed en- purpous + to pre. Copyright 1956) | as cult members. Seri. Creighton R. Coleman (R-Battle lives there. velope, Creek) said he timed enthusiastic applause given Cobo when he appeared at a Packed Rotary Club luncheon and that it lasted Case Records of a Psychologist: - Urges College Church Attendance in the 1920's, I roomed in the Bap- tist parsonage at Northampton, ' Its pastor was 4 livewire days of this nine-day season has its own special _titnificance. EXCELLENT IMPRESSION He said Cobo made an “excellent” im- pression in an earlier appearance in the district before a Republican Party gather- Ra ing. x * * and three days around each in . Nowadays, the “amed Edward Estaver. I have ctr cian ld of ad cota: eager So ae LST eens aaa weeere Thee rie ae eS oereee vane Siem Notre were poneee Hm was aces. 7 “ "for the pamphlet Relief for Al- fluence. It is an unusual col- College age at the Methodist _ The girls use Sunday as laundry * his “sincerity. ieeund wail thé Sanches ore bare lergy. lege town that can show 10 per Church in Northampton. day to wash their lingerie and loll Several legislators said Cobo had of leaves. ~~ Two weeks ago I sent you a pos- cent of the student body in — But there wasn’t a girl from “ound. ber ce not yet been in their districts or had tal card asking whether it is safe churc. Smith College in attendance at , et women are the chief cus- t come in since the Aug. 7 Although the season of Judg- to apply iodine to the gums. So be. cxkonait W. CRANE tht. Methodist .Chureh, todians of religion and morality, 90 not come in since the Aug. 7 primary. = iment (the High Holidays) off- far I have seen no answer. The " “Do they attend your Baptist ‘¢ loss of the constructive social On this score, Lere was some dissatis- cially ended on Yom Kippar, still stands, (A. M.) Case S-372: Judy, aged 21, fim Church?” I asked Rev. Estaver, ‘fluence of such girls is enor- faction, although the general feeling ap- raring br} weeks pose there are Answer—Answer on p, 48 of Save ray Bean senior year at college - €¢.e 5 al = peared to be that Cobo would get around erGne tat saver ot ae aa "aye a half of the Republican cause. pent. To some, therefore, today Please sigmoid di. Per week, and in one of her letters ee a oo a M she mentioned the fact that Daniel ; Rep. George Van Peursem (R-Zeeland) Noxs m= oe “ = poet sabec Poe“ ag fe ger! laugh- said Cobo made a big hit on a primary mae aaah ae eae on ie feria tan & it Lege oe : Be a campaign swing around his area but that | ur rtd ‘ Shemini bo ye as ype ag hes long), and had a date arranged — =“ ee nee Wien: OS Wee ae pomp Pon gs rl hayek ng called sigmoid because it is S- very. attractive footballer there, But por back. He supposed Cobo would Teta Gs as Mad aay of Bebtieth, shaped. A diverticulum is a blind but she declined the invitation. bare poral FAILED TO APPEAR § no Work is permitted. - Cor oe ee “It would have kept me away and political wal One senator said he had written for = * diverticula — acconfing wo. tay fren any, Sustay sotect das teptnons wheel and recetved a commitment that. films, Who cares: A Diverticulum “toy' the "boys weken't’ slaating of all moral 2 oe would -visit' his county fair but that the is as | to give trouble as is 6 get back to the campus till And you college as well candidate failed to show up. _ the appendix, ileum (main part of sanday night. : os Nigh onee gend_ for wl te Ropes Tote ech at ose whereas py Bye ‘The senator said county Repub- body has an appendix COEDS IN HARNESS said St, James, ao fi licans at the fair were interested in she has worked up an imp Tt would be well if all college just to render Cobo and picked up literature about 7 uae eet coeds would get into harness and "yer Gene him at the Republican tent “but Flee. gong teach more Sunday school classes , bow ae there's no substitute for personal con- Fides: | in thelr solange’ towne. s br se ” ; There was a noticeable, but reluctantly my first, impressed by the cancel dates, by the superior ' expressed sentiment, that Cobo either was are sow college girls. Such’ ae x & fil budgeting foo much time ¢o the Detroit iH as Frist 3,4 gh tite - __ weg he Bee - :annie CELEBRATING THE FEAST OF TABERNACLES — Standing within the suko or hut built adjacent to Congregation B'nai Israel are Rabbi Israel Goodman and children of the Religious School. The rabbi is holding a palm branch and an esrog, a citrus fruit, eh ernte See precast ait to. belies, They repre- _ OBSERVING 8UKOS — Commemorating the Feast of the Tab- ernacies or the Ingathering of the Harvest, Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Abrams of 58 Bloomfield terrace, have arranged a small suko or hut on the dinner table. Jews everywhere build sukos hung with fruits, flowers and vegetables on their lawns, in their homes, beside and in the synagogues, remembering that their ancestors Sukos, known as the Feast of the) Jews import for the festival », seme prodcets of the soll of Is- rael and, as they recite over Fee ann ta bal a 2 eel val in its similarity to the shelters in Israelite farmers lived during their harvest-time stint in fields. le in another|the Torah and its teachings. Pentiae Press Phete lived in flimsy huts during their desert wanderings — yet felt se- cure in God’s protection, With their parents are the Abram chil- | dren, Frances, (left) and Judy. The small booth stands as a reminder that God visits those who sincerely seek Him, whether they live in small or luxurious homes. Jews Celebrate Annual Fall Festival of Thanksgiving Rabbi Sanford E, Saperstein will conduct the family service at 7:30 Friday in Temple Beth Jacob, This will conclude the celebration of the falj Holyday season. following services next week: | HIGHLAND Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.; Thursday] CONGREGATIONAL 7:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Friday 7:30 CHURCH a.m. and 9:15 p.m. and Saturday! 7:30 a.m. The Junior Congregation | will meet at 10 o'clock Thursday, | Eph and Saturday mornings. 1, Bleck Off M-39 on Milford Rd. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH | 9:45 A.M—Church Classes for All Ages Classes West Huron at Mark Six Adult 11:00 A. M—Rev. FLOYD NORTON, Director of Chris- tian Education, Michigan Baptist Convention. 5:00 P.M.—Felliowship Hall Open for Recreation 7:00 P. M—Four B. Y. F. Groups GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2287 Auburn Read—i; Mile West of Crooks Road the aynanogue's suke.| FRIENDS CHURCH Sunday School, 10 A.M. Worship Service. 11 A. M. Taetcgely — Evening Worship, Sat.. 7:30 P. M. 2:00 P. M. 962 Voorheis R4., K. of P. Hall School ... i S. S. Supt. John Burleson Pastor. Rev. Billy Brown EAST HURON at PERRY Central Methodist FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 4% North Reselawn ‘ stave sp wins tet eaeas ents Christ said, “I am the Way.” Message by Evening Evangelistic . i Home Baullders’ Class, Sat, Nigh aepe anders : LEROY SHAFER, Pontiac Press Phetes | done annually as an expression of sharing the gifts of God. Rabbi of the Religious School at Temple Beth Jacob participated in the Sanford E. Saperstein (left) pronounced his blessing on the gifts Sakos Family Service. The boys and girls marched down the and children, Iris Gerstein of 286 Ottawa drive (left to right), aisle in A procession to the Altar carrying baskets of food which Judy Abrams of 58 Bloomfield terrace, Joel Chafets of-$4- South were Iter given to worthy causes in the community. This is Genesee avenue and Andrew Golden of Lake Angelus road. signed to Thailand, 1,070 sufferers | the Burma Christian Council. trom the disease are treated in | Baptist funds provide welcome 5 ethiehts te Baraen, | alld, especially for children, Yet | Bpug oe Biscay fi Baers Rag available help ig pitifully inade- | Is refugees—of w re are) te when meas against | thousands in cities and rural areas.| the demand, 9 Baptist Medical Ministry Established for Burmese First Free Methodist SEY. MILTON HM. BANK, D. D., Ministet CALVIN C. RICE, B. D., Asst. SUNDAY SCHOOL .......10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP ....10:45 A.M. “The Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ” (Breadcast ever WPON 11:00 A. M.) Dr. John H. Hall, Preaching Church The Charch of the Light and Life Hour - 87 Lafayette Street (two blocks west of Sears) Preaching 9:30 A. M. and 7:45 P .M. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. F; M. Y. 7:45 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 P. M. BRING THE FAMILY Lyal H. Howison. Pestor G. RB. Moran, Song Leader ‘The medical ministry is a firti-| img methods are shifting trem With post-war privations taking their toll in health and stamina, there are at least 10,000 active TB, among the displaced in Ran- ? established phase of Baptist) English to Burmese. In 1955 doc- Pogeereend vices. t DOG) can saveny Unused tnt jeases ' pitals — Sir C. Po Memorial Sen abeaik cullen ter piloen. : Mrs. Frederick G. Dickason, Rev. Ralph C. Claus Sunday School eeee 9:45 A.M. i First Service ....<. 8130A.M. Il Second Service seve 3400 A.M. ~ FIRST BAPTIST CH ‘CHURCH x F Oakland and Saginaw | ae |e ' (NORTH SIDE) . forty a 28 in 105 A By] Our score Wed | ‘Our resources— | Sundéy School ;... 9:30AM. f a SUNDAY SCHOOL —9e45 A.M. eevee ot 9 A ond 1AM, Sega aoa. ona! aM REVIVAL CONTINUES — First General Baptist Church 249 Baldwin Avenue—FE 4-7172 EVANGELIST REY. W. T. ROBISON Risco, Missouri started in the 1éch cencury. You can hear it said that this Provestant faith was _ founded by “corrupt” lead- ers... and that they started changed since the first cen- a new kind of Christianity. tury . .. it has never been by The Bible gives us an ac- member- curate account of how the Christian Church began. The early Christians obeyed by Christ's command to “preach "auch ounrbers in see the Gospel to crea: ture.” The Bible says they he cannoc see the ki went everywhere preaching of God.” (John 3:3) the Word,” As a result, in an saparestyro Podge pamphier which will be sent for our sins to the. 20 you if you mailthe fol- | (i ians lowing: oy 4 “THE NATIO AL ‘ASSOCIATION | Rex 7411, ANGauIG ue ees Please send FREE. pesipbler (E41? ' S ZION CHURCH OF NAZARENE 238 EAST PIKE STREET Bands 16:00 A M. 11:00 A.M. y Sebeool, 16: eeeing, Servite, "Sromeuotle Bervien 3:00" 3:30 P.M, LAVERN SHEFFIELD, Music Director United Gospel Singing Convention Sunday, Sept. 23, 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. First Social Brethren Church 316 Baldwin Ave. WARREN FAMILY OF DETROIT QUARTET FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN QUARTET WONDERETTES QUARTET BARBARA AND NORMA DUET Pius Congregational and Other Local Talent. talents and join in an afternoon of good gospel singing. Eulas Houston, Pres. Elsie Gaskin, Sec. once a month and send them to the Christian Service Men's Center, iy; J i 2 : Z Come bring your: —_ Ts + Hy A ze es if Fi All Saints SAMO PO! Slab Willams Lake at West Pike The Rev. ©. George Widdifield, Rector The Rev. Lewis W. Towler, Curate SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 9:30 A.M. Morning Prayer and Litany and Church School 11:00 A.M. Moming Prayer and Ser- mon by the Rector l i 1 t i I 5 2 ein Hi 4 es PERLE = eS ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL | | ST. ANDREW'S CHAPEL MILPORD, MICH. 21:00 A. M.—Morning Soom te pipew: one Rev. Robert J. Bickley, Vicar PONTIAC LAKE SCHOOL 2615 Williams Lake Cor. Gale Rd. 9:44 A. M.—Church Seheol 16:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and 10:00 A.M.—Church Schoo! Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Viear _iit:;::::, "ce SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY “REALITY” Sunday Services and Reading Roo a aa —. ‘2 East Lawrence Sireet Open oy 1l A.M. to 5 P.M, weservice’8 PAL _ FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST -Lewrence and Williams Streets HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS RADIO STATION CKLW 800 ke Sunday—9:45 A.M. “ADVANCING ON A RIGHT BASIS" Hd Sunday Scheot .... 9:456. m. Mt Sunday Worship ...11:00 «. m. SUNDAY-~0:30 AM. HV] “HOLINESS and THE PRAC- HHI] Evening Service .... 7:30 p.m. | “THE CHRISTIAN HERITAGE” Content ving ‘Nouth Rally Slated Ask God for the Asdaaneel rig’ at 7.30 to Overcome Hate, Anger tha ey, Det Marin, By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE. — |wiJl speak tonight at 7:30 at the A kiss, a box of candy and a bouquet of flowers brought home to), 14 Se ae ee ee ee ae anes SER, ROSEY a he 0 report by De. T; ¥; Sehteagel Jr, of Indiana Vara. Ky : the The wife was suffering from glaucoma, an eye disease, and th€/ang Jjead the congregational sin. busband’s gift, demonstrating a loving concern, happened to be 80) ing. I was once asked to visit a man who was ailing. told me at length about his sickness and disability. told me how his knees ached and creaked and me his fingers with big knobs at the joints. “It looks like arthritis to me," said. — “That's what the doctor said, too,” he answered. H 4 i timed as to reduce his wife's tension, thus preventing the dangerously; Others on the program Will be level of pressure within her eyeball from rising a trumpet solo by Ron Carpenter to the acute stage. Surely this incident is a demon- ee Ee stration of the power our emotions have over our ee ae Stone oop oged functions. — Coons Hi i t i “And my physician made a curious remark. Hé said I could actually get arthritis by having a mean spirit " pp PEALE Nae eae ope coca and by hating people. You wouldn't think that could so, would you?” “Well,” I said, “‘your doctor told you so. He knows more about it Rrentng Bervies, 7:80 P. 2. than I do, but I have seen many instances which prove that meanness Ponty Gate Neen Wet. $8.9. 8 can bring on various types of disease."’ “I can't get my fist closed,” he went on to complain. “I can't get —, my right arm up te shoulder level." ena EVANGEL “TEMPLE I decided to come at the problem of his sick feelings another way, 365 East Wilson js0 I asked him how he got along with his business associates. | Nen- a.m owwen ci “Oh,” he exclaimed, his face flushing angrily. “‘I'm surrounded by oon sakee biggest bunch of two-timers you ever saw. One of them has just Geottrey ae | sep eighyand «Son pep nda mp cae a! — on this a as ‘ Gina: U be cenadene of io expressions as ‘I'd AVONDALE you? And then do you think you could pray te the Lord te forgive you for your meanness and take away your if will?” “Td have to pray awfully hard to think well of that double-crosser,” TICAL CHRISTIAN” REY. G. J, BERSCHE, Paster =| SRANCH SUN. SCHOOL, 9:30 4. &. el ge esi Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages Auditorium | “Form yourselves into genuine natural Christians through lively, humble and grateful belief expres- "i ple-will-meet-with the Rev. Galen family and employment, being al- ways ready to bear ibi in the spheres of social and gov- ernmental life,” the Pope said. Supper, Service Slated "The fall child evangelism fellow-| ship supper and service will be held at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Monday 30 N. Case Loke Read on the First oot Church in Youth to Meet meetings on Sunday evening, at 5:30. * * * The Pioneers, an organization for all Junior High age young pen- Hershey, associate pastor. - sl * young people will meet for a de- the coming year. Rev, Edward D. Auchard, associate pastor, will present a short Bible study. Rich-| ard Mann wil provide refresh-) ments. Pioneers and Tuxis will convene jointly at 6:00 p.m. for a concert FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Williams Lake Road BEB on Aon ony eevee eeoeee 10:00. A.M. MORNING SERVICE ...,.....<+ 11:00.A. M, EVENING SERVICE eee eee eewe te Al Kasten, Pastor of sacred music provided by the Bible Class 10:00 A. M. “ABRAM and ISHMAEL” SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 156 Mt. Clemens Street SABBATH SCHOOL ........... os», Saturday, 9:30 A, SABBATH WORSHIP ..,..,.....,... Saturday, 11:00 A. YOUNG PEOPLES .......40.:s++0 PRAYER MEETING ............ > Wednesday, 8:00 P, Gen. Chapter 16 Broadcast Over WCAR 10:15 - 10:45 ‘11:00 A, M. MORNING SERVICE 7:30 P. M. BAPTISMAL SERVICE “DR: TOM MALONE Speaking at All Sefvices — fae i as Sunday—1161 in “The ‘Little Church. with the BIG HEART” £ ¢ Swanson, Minister Roy Overbough, 5. 8. Supt. || Ee \Gallagher Accordion Band under ithe direction of Kenneth Meyers. * ¢ ® The Couples Club of First Pres- (|byterian Church will meet for din- ner on Wednesday evening, at 6:20 p.m. Hosts and hostesses for the outh groups of First Presby- santa Church will resume weekly The Tuxis Society for Senior High| {votional service under the leader- ship of Karen Beam, agen atone gee Po ago with the first broadcast in Methodist Men : Morning Worship ....110 om. |to Hear Detroit Speer Family Evangeline Bavice 3 be |Pastor, Tuesday H | FIRST OPEN mete ine, ma «0 Give Concert | sistf"cnuRen Pontiac, it T 1 Bleck N. of Walter Bive. teas het Bower | Will Present’ Nurobers ott # Same Fetam 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Central Methodist Church at Pontiac High a AL 3 * * While attending Garrett Biblical’ The Oakland County Gospel Sing- J: Seminary, the Rev. Mr. Redmond ing Association will Present the organized a recreation center at “Singing Speer Family” of Nash-| ¢ Assembly of Go | 210 N. Perry St.—Pontioe Rev. W Wibley, Paster The family began full time Gos- eS ek pel song work about 25 years ‘ing and supervising of the com- The group consists of Dad, Mom Church of God in Christ, 252 Wes * *''s 1939. Since that time they . have He was called to the Cass Avenue heen appearing Monday through iChurch in June 1953. At that time,| Friday on radio and television, ithe church took over the operat-/They also make records. anally cunt With Silty Seti. i an and Brock Speer with J John Wilson is president of the Black who plays the piano, eyes) yitnoowe Along with the Speer family will Will Preach Sept. 24 trom Detroit and. Pontiac Poy | The Rev. R. V. Siggers, a blindman of the concert with Glen preaching at 8 p.m. Monday in the ‘occasion are Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Scearce, Mr. and Mrs. Allen [Rovosky, and Mr. and Mrs. Bradhjaponsoring the eetasion. The su>! Reve] Repo rt . Jr. : ees Central Christian Church 347 North Saginaw Street WED. PRAYER MEETING urch jund: y Magang Beri. ..44.10:00 A, My [ling “Mill for Millions.” a ANDING RESPECT” —— rant and Ms. Aner Raat’ «| OUN Baptists lic is invited. 70fS.O.S.Fund | | Funds raised by Baptist young] "Y8"6: Kenneth Marshall {aed 800 att cn oe Morning Worship. ,.11:00 CHAS. D. RACE, Pastor ; FE 4-0890 —_ * « Evening Relly ......7 45 BIBLE SCHOOL ......9:45 A.M. | Nearly a quarter-million servings} A Proyer Mesiing on the Wrong : ee [jot government surplus foodstutts ) | MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.goupre | vere transported to taminesi er hn odes EVANGELISTIC HOUR .........7:30 P.M. “| 08” wil coatings cet] =: MID-WEEK of the Baptist Youth Fetlow.| TUES.--THURS. 7:45 P.M, WPON SUNDAY A.M. 8:00 te 8:30" s. S Sa , }, In the past three years they “The Church of the pean Sot Jalen have raised a total of $97, ee rt ae meme Old Peuhtoned Gosiet” "Cha h School . eee ere arr Te es teens il 115 A. M. ' a ! | 2 A Ra a te CHURCH OF (OF CHRIST. “Si ng eee Cee 4% ’ | Sunday eerang eed de tee ee) ~ Mee eet tae Wednesday Prayer and Bible OF THE AGES P, B... m Mtrteatrererseseesegeray _. Series on GOD'S PLAN | se ae Bint: ae stil 2 Bee pe v gpalod yah a Sp spoken by Moslems. ss Moody Bible Institute. [pesplo ts Sige 47 habioos bon Sunday School, 11.00 A. M. by Christian evangel:| Te¢ non-Christian intellectual Since it was established 69 years, 804 5 ptr cent.” fem and listed ways of reaching|“@se* sround the world, prit-l.o, by Dwight L. Moody, the fa- ee | CHURCH of the GOOD v cipally in India and South America Trou school has trained some 58 Miss Fievez said that groups SAMARITAN , suggestion 's59 men and women for Christian | of people needed a ytagge doen apd en Se of hgh service. Its alumni can be Sound |ctet pritony ie Gheir work and that wae ce pi ~ oe missionaries fer reaching trained to approach these groups. amit | gorapatgh oes amen A —— Woh the Silver Sen-Seate. Sout. 3 — gh om pn pedo yas walt eggnog pp Dorel . Higion and culture and widespread | "ecommended for reaching the (addition, some 25,000 annual ‘ reral areas of Japan, teacher. (its correspondence school courses. Church Chri F * 4e gurtell tar Gulens eihade ‘bungee nch Hindui d nem of Ch st Baptists Printing tom in India — Lau Hinduism Stu VINE MERAL® OF FeO Tia tM Wedneade Eve. Service cd rorrespondence, pews. ’ : E—fach ’ Me br « 7 Church Materials Lryradl were suggest: Gatun maat ¢ oak af toe Ta Fay Senter ening Berrien oe Oe, Social tie for Burmese aad other groupe te large cities. |Sotivation of India's national ite, {= —— voc mane than 100 yearn tha| Sect seographle groupe list-\Councl aifcias said they hope | © FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Rocire Nang Minis Prec, Beieted were Frrgmie in|pbleh erature and ‘therm 16 Chase Street poured out a stream of literature |e" Mites. woods oe a Evening Service .................... 7:30 P.M, in more than 2 of the langualesit atin America, the “overseas” : Rev. Arthur De Greet. V. P. of the MSS.A. of Detroit {et Berm. Chinese in Southeast Asia, and . : Ferum 7:30 P.M, W. | The Press is now conducted by Open : . ednesday FS. Ne Pu enducted *Y ithe fishing peoples of Angola and|Church Societies Unite The United Christian Mission- itcomeBibes, Bible Tlerencet| |The manera the FIRST CHURCH OF GOD and text books. that in each of those Bact Boulevard — Boeuth of. Leckent Drive A constant flow of Sunday school] appreach by the national aids, ps Bible onan rather than foreign 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45. m. Morning Service terial current Christian prebably would : ature stimulates thought and ac- effective contact. ert, Browns Qt tion in local churches, Significant ‘ak @ Gugene Remecy, Minister ~ Gen. Offices: Andersen, ind. reprints are issued, European : Frederick G. Dickason, stationed|/ “vives Mare sara a ang distribution of terature. [mended that more pastors the home countries be Oo ARTHUR Minister of Musie 11:00 A.M. — Morning Worship _~ “A THIRD GENERATION” 7:30 P.M. — Evangelistic Service Dr, Wm, MeGuire, District Supt., . Youth Group, 6:30 P. M, FRIDAY September 28, 3:00 F. M, PONTIAC, ‘HIGH SCHOOL Aud. featuring the MSR eS a Se Te au f ‘ Pontiac Press Phetes Mrs. Homer Harbage (right) greeted guests at her hour. At right is Mrs. James Summons and daughter, home on Lenox avenue Wednesday at the Ike coffee Terri Lynn and Mrs. Edith Tick. a a 4 Se ad sulahane ania community service committee of| finding velubteers to fill the wert gperigete bier et ie welcomed at her home earlier in the week. Photographed, Mrs. Malcolm Kohn of Pioneer avenue. by the Central Volunteer Bureau.|supported and private social serv- * ¢ « in the offices of the Pontiac Area ann M. Falkner and Luigi M.; Talisman roses. * suit with brown accessories and Named Volunteer of the Month Margaret Steward Cited by CVD = ) 7 Neighborhood Ike coffee hours have been held this — from left to right, are Mrs. Robert Campbell of Draper anually, Miss Margaret Steward pf Wash-/the DAR. needs of agencies and placing (and groups, are needed in many : 2 ington street, has been chosen Sep-| The Central Volunteer Bureau is| volunteers whe want to serve (capacities. Open House ; oa . Pe er nea Sa eae] tiene ant sat Pt Se hte Ue Gegcions Joann Falkner Wed to Luigi Alonzi —— : Back Ike St. Vincent de Paul Church was; ing a gown of beige lace over | For her wedding trip to Florida Area Women Hold|Alonzi, solemnized this morning. oe [the orchid from her bridal bou- Home Parties to Ald i Se Sore cam creme cena an Stlestad 0: vase |quet. sessilis Giiiiall ae taki ee Divas teedlanel ‘Chairmen’ tte Windinien on week in various homes, Mrs. William Graves (right) avenue, Mrs. Harold McLaughlin of Dick avenue and tember’s Volunteer of the Month/a United Fund agency serving tax-| their community. . The bureau’s headquarters are the setting for the marriage of Jo-| taffeta. Her corsage will be of fui with "brown. accesories and i of statistics pre-campaign Py 11 o'clock in the presence lace dress for the reception | * 8s @ weeks and acting as cashier dur- Campaign of 250 guests. | will complete her ensemble with a| Upon their return the newlyweds “ing the drive. ae, See te. we ee hee iwill reside in Drayton Plains, So far this , she hi Ike coffee hours have been Charles Fal Drayton ‘ worked at the UF headquarters held during the past week in sev-|Plains, chose a crystal-white silk two days a week for the past eral homes throughout the city.,S0¥® for her wedding. — pong They are an outgrowth of the) ‘The molded bodice, designed Joann M. along with her substitute teach- Citizens for Eisenhower organiza-| with a portrait meckline, fea- F , ing duties. tion which was recently formed) turea a wide yoke of Alencon alkner * Miss Steward bemoans the fact in Pontiac. lace frosted with opalescent pail- became the that not many people want the The local group is known as the! lettes and pearls. The long bride of responsibility of checking in the Pontiac Area Citizens for Eisen-| sleeves of the gown were tradi- Luigi M. 1 ssolicitors, envelopes and counting |hower. tionally tapered over her wrists. A gs 3 looking for some Some of the members who | tts of the jeweled tace were lonzi.in.a eas: opened their homes were Mrs. ee te ee ceremony Paul Gorman on North Genesee performed avenue, Mrs. William Graves on x diadem of bg ae and pail- today in Steward Dick avenue, Mrs. Robert Lyons es crowned 's tiered ‘ = 8 use, : iia Sasten avenue, Mrs, Charies | veil of silk illusion, and nt St. Vincent Michigan Alumni, treasurer of the HH. Allen on Pioneer avenue, and [ried a cascade bouquet of white de Paul Women's Fellowship of the Con- Mrs. Arthur Beuhre on Elsinore Fugi chrysanthemums and ivy cen- Church. The = " gregational Church, and recently Grive. tered with a white orchid. bride io the 2 Pi Others opening their homes were MARCILLE SHELL ASSISTS daughter of a Mrs B. Harbage of Lenox! Marcille Shell served the bride Mr. and M yy id , Mrs. M. F. Macaulay ofias maid of honor. Her ballerina- r. and Mrs, Bridesmai drive and Mrs. Paulllength gown of gold colored taffeta Charles £. \ Saghy of Watkins Lake was fashioned with a fitted bodice Falkner of Wi nt Photo shirred round neckline and short Dr : ed ants , sleeves. Her headpiece was of tiny rayton . Weddin Lakeland Club _[chrysanthemums and she carried P Plains, 4 ' ; . . an arrangement of brown Fugi Mr. Mrs. P TYNE J : wine,” Picks Chairmen __|cirysanthenfims Vincent Alonst : i ree e * * « ] as to of: ase cmunemees : ! Mrs. K. L. Gilboe opened her]. Mary Lou Falkner, Mrs, Joseph of South Own Print From : : home on Tilden avenue for the|Lilka and Mrs, Robert Barnard Boulevard ‘ Photographer : Margaret Steward of Washington ; Pontise Press Fhete Wednesday evening meeting of the|were the bride's other attendants. | East ere : street is shown checking records with Karl United Fund. Miss Steward is the Sep. |Lakeland Home Demonstration Their gowns were fashioned iden- © ‘the Bradley, director of the Pontiac A tember Vol f the Month Group. Mrs. Kenneth C. Jones and|tically to the honor attendant's, in parents of t > srector 0 - ontiac rea m olunteer oj the ONTR, wae wee oe Mrs. Donald Bowen were welcomed rust, beige and aqua respectively, bridegroom, ™Durir ' the business meeting, con- fry Mt tana mt rund ret Teal ee a uring MB» ca a 2. 4 ’ . ~ To Get-Acquainted ducted by Mrs. John ats es chrysanthemums. re a |were discussed for ° : " @ to be held Wednesday at the CAI Debra Agorgianitis wore e. MRS. LUIGI M. ALONZI Six. Area PTAs.Meet This Week Sanding for length gown of old tate The president appointed Mrs. os ee eae : |Tony Gerzani titution-chair-| emums for her duties as flower , , . Get acquainted parties and busi-| Introduced were Mrs. Orval project Oct. 6 at VFW Hall and alman; and Mrs, Ray Valentine and| ®t Mrs. Gottschalk Heading PTR hestions Wie wack, Whether] Bode iiner vive pote i ad pales bet tlhe hee mune: ,€ cent ‘Alonal ‘t South. Boulevard J) : designated ag social or business, Sidney Olsen, secretary; | _ efteshments were served with | ~ 5 East, had his brother, Angelo, as elta K appa Gamma P. anel William Killen, treasurer; | Mrs. Walt and Mrs. Thomas | _ | ‘ ‘best man, Ushers were Ted Agor- delegates Mrs, Grov- | McKeever at the tea table. Fireside Forum gianitis, Art Capogna apd Ciro council Remley, Mrs. Ferris Stevens WEVER PTA sponsored a fam- F * Bellisario, P 3 Mrs. Christian Schmidt. ily picnic in the school gymna- Views Slides Dennis Lika served as rings" ~ ; ial discussion at the meeting of. the Plans have been completed by “Our. Child’s Health," was the Chairmen of standing commit- sium Thursday. Over 300 attended . bearer, Southeastern Michigan chapters of the - theme of an address given by Jo-ltees were also introduced. the annual affair, Honall = nel ~— Kipp LUNCHEON FOLLOWS Delta Kappa Gamma, held today |day ‘conan ot tates We sephine Seeley, coordinator of| September 29, the PTA will spon- Wilson PTA to members of the Fireside Forum| Immediately following the wed-/at the Ingleside Club, Detroit. (jean Kimple and Grace McLaugh- School Health Service, before Wis-/Sor a school fair. Plans for the) wiison School PTA kindergartenjof First Congregational Church.|ding ceremony. members of the > Sear @ lin are handling initiation for the ner PTA Thursday afternoon, [fair were made by each teacher! mothers were entertained at a tea\Mr. and Mrs. John Harkens were| wedding party and families gath-| Mrs. Gottschalk, who represents . 8 = and her home room mothers. Thursday afternoon, The PTA ex-iguests at the Wednesday evening|red at the Greek Hall for lunch-|the Xi chapter of the society She explained, “City children ghd ecutive board acquainted theidinner and meeting attended by eon. women teachers, is chairing * have their. vision and hearing | Preparing refreshments were|cuests with the functions ct the(28 members, At the evening reception being (“iscussion, “How can Delta Kata Stall Officers .| checked at school, can take ad- |Mrs. Russell Granzo, Mrs. Leonard| pra. Colored slides of church missions! jo14 at Greek Hall, Mrs. Falk. (¢2™™ chapters help unite wom-| ’ : vantage of an ‘mmunization pro- |Theise, Mrs. Albert Wilkinson, Mrs. * © in New Mexico and Arizona were) iy eng our en educators of the world in spiri-Of MOMS Unit 2 || Sram, and for a nominal fee re- |Neil McInnis and Mrs. Roy Ward.) 41. cnost Jéftries, president/!0wo by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Breet guests tual fellowship?’ Mrs, Bernice ceive fluoride treatments as part |Mrs. Marietta Spring, wemcibnl s hinthes ‘eidelated by Mra wi.(TWardokus of Redford, who also Dondeneay is serving as resource) Mrs. Bert Hardy, president of ot a health project sponsored by [ad Mrs. Graham presided at the), 0 wn. tor and Mrs. John Brown|{!splayed Indian handicraft. iperson. the Michigan State Board of the health department.” on table. | Ikindergarten teachers, Mrs. John|. Mt. and Mrs. Roy Bennetts in- a Speakers "Other attending trom the xi |MOMS, assisted by Mrs, Howard. Mrs. Seeley further stated, “Par- Central PTA Potter and Mrs, Carl Masters|vited the group 10 gather at this Chapter are Mrs, Clare Hinek. }©stes ery wig Hd Ak ents can protect the school child's; Dr. Guy Hill of Michigan State|served at the tea. table, next Addres ley, second vice president of the ficers at the procter health by taking advantage of this| University spoke to Central school S state organization; Mrs. Alfred he Tuesday meeting of You/suggestions for students who have|education. He stressed the amtar Coming Events Lydia Circle Meets Ga rden Club eat ers da ede Gee oe : mot paying her then you cer-|difficulty. with vision or hearing,|children to share responsi 0 attending Group Gals fave to invite bet tnd ber|kneping’ children beens wheat W-lanie awards and avert ‘eorres’ iinternations) Order ot spe Dawen-lt Vaughn Home es are Forsiing, Mra heated Latteuder ares eS E ° . y “ : ta ern = = e eee Tok uacinnns etwas oo fats uit Sth et | Ld Ge of Tat Celi Haes sd Caren Gp me Shae kM Gn mere mee | * “Dear Mrs, Post: If a girl has ‘ment requi “| OW Church met at the home of Mrs.'with Mrs John Cowe of North|® » and a birthday cake that centered the | “been friénds with a man for | 7 ote Se gess ol icaeses tor'sae te Hale and [Charen weet Stig ‘at 1-3 at ane| James Vaughn on Ascot street.|Hammond Lake road Thursday . * : luncheon table m a : : , ; : " home et. Mr. and John Seator, Mrs, Joe Morgan presented the|Mrs, Harriet Seaks was chal : Fics" neaeny"brotn, to the acing Pinca Heron] spa intouerd Men Mat fs | ‘une’ rcar treer eon PTOea Pte, ot Ouench ot the day and MeFi TravalSYLVON LOK@ ——_ hxsnereMos Mar Wale, Ane | + And her frtonds don't Know and |Southworth and intern - principal,| Minekiey, ‘sew ‘principal, | me Mongar at, 00 gm, ‘pith Mrs haere gg ie Mrs. Harry Winkley assisted Gardeners Meet |Socnie cuted, and Mrs. James : what can she answer so that pee Meat. 3 Three vocal numbers were pre- - ' ° Mrs. William Shunck of the Cen-| _. ipestoorshig: Warinelat - ; { eg wen't hoop on seking. ques: Seer bbe te dapitiee ok Seale ; tral Volunteer Bureau spoke about re sgpe pedo Sylvan Lake ; | is most embarrassing.” direction x / health and social agencies and|Branch ‘omen’s National ‘ “% leis accompanied by Phyllis) Fair Lady Style Show Set thelr need for volunteer help. Farm and Garden Association met Potluck Dinner Held | Answer: It is best to say frankly Miss Lannom and Miss pci 2x for a box-lunch at the Osklandiby Frj . a “My Fair Lady” will be the, handling the ménus and door | sig tee tee ay ee bs 4 ; i fe ry z 3 ‘ ‘ meeting of Emer- a Plan Teachers Picni : Ape g asad hag _1 A Bermuda shorts picnic for new! et Neachers in the Pontiac School Sym)" Of Pe eke wie is being planned by the Asso- Me eet ihe please wil be eld: Monday at at McCartan poker Bh 3 MEE ee eatas hem cone Nace or Tourth Vista School if the weather is cold. stall members end Patrons for “High Fever Follies” of 1956 are being invited to lend their support w the project which will benefit Pontiac General Hospital. Members of the auxiliary to the hospital reveal that proceeds from the productions Oct. 24 and 25 will benefit the hospital ee a ge Sorority Meets for Picnic Mrs. Barbara Kinney of the Cen-|teer program and donate its serv- tral Volunteer Bureau told of the/ices as & group. Mrs. day evening meeting of the Beta The chapter will support the volun-' Interlakes Club Gets Tray Etching Lesson Mrs. William Houribert her home on $mburst for the all-day meeting. Guests for the day were Mrs, Dean Peterson and Mrs. Donald Johns. George Zannoth, presideent,’ Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Sorority, °F the Picnic supper and meeting. | - Church Sets Auction Sale: Antique glass, china, rare woods,/Rochester. Proceeds will household furniture, homemade the church's building fund. Women of Moose ing the day. Meet Draws 15 ——_— re au Mothers Club call the Thursday meting iWelcomes Three table at the refreshment stand dur- - Mr. and Mrs. Robert “Pontine Press Phote nursery. Members of the patrons committee are (left to right) Mrs. Jack Cvengros of Eileen drive, Mrs, William Rogers of Washington street, Mrs. Lucius Howlett of James K boulevard and Mrs. D. J, Kennedy of Draper , avenue. Mrs. Kennedy is chairman of the committee. ——: THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURD +> where ena ot =i /Retired Couple's Security millions of attics and closets, trunk or drawers, when they weren't lost or thrown out in a house-cleaning spree, Not one to let a good idea lie AY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1956 | Magic for Older Folk of We- Savings and Loan Building. Those inter- nonah drive have completed plans for the ested in participating in the Follies are in- Oct. 2 kickoff party to be held at Federal vited to attend. jfamily either write that they are Stork Shower Fetes Mrs. Scott League of Women Voters of Pon-| tiac will open their membership drive. Wednesday evening with talks by Mrs, Neil Stabler of the State Democratic Centra] Commit- tee and by Mra, Robert Stacey of the State Republican Central Com- The League invites the publié to hear the representatives from the and Republican Parities at the YWCA at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs, Stacey of Birmingham, will speak on “Mechanics of Party Pol- women's groups of the Democratic. non-partisan facts. event, publican and Democratic parties | Another project underway by league members is the finance drive running from Sept. 17 to Oct. Mrs: John Lamont Entertains Circle WCTU Meets for Luncheon Voters League Slates GOP, Dem Talks '5.. Workers are under the chair-|t ‘the candidates of Re- manship of Mrs. Harry Aten. “oe ‘ ontinwe to carry them- - They e selvés like happy and success- : Endangered by Relatives Oldsters Urged to Be Frank in Asking Return of Loans, Halt to Untimely Visits By RUTH MILLETT The husband is 70 years old, his wife 69. When he retired several years ago because of poor health and the two moved to Florida they thought they had enough money put aside to take care of them- selves for life. oy With his wife doing all the house- work, with the husband acting as handyman and with careful budget- ing of money, they told themselves they would never have to depend on anyone for financial assistance. But here’s the fly tm the oint- ment, Relatives on beth sides of the family have berrewed money and failed to pay it back. Relatives on both sides of the cooking meals, washing dishes, sit a FER a3 H g° & Z ga< te i tg F) 8 ce i re u gE it coming for a two week's visit or come ‘ While they are “vacationing,” ‘their retired host and hostess are ri z 5 Mrs. Gerald Scott was honoree at a pink and blue shower Tuesday/Prysc™! shengts evening given by Judy Carline at her home on Fourth avenue. As- sisting the hostess was Sandra * * * Ghests attending were Mrs. Lib- rH: ae dei 2 : i it ti > ‘¢ 94, JG no) 43s ee ey ee Te eee handsome a beauti oval qcuneegiunp, The. Guus ame plus 3 gift patterns, directions printed in book. Only 25c a copy! son, Mrs. Robert Ward, Kathryn! Slade, Mrs. Earl Vaught, Mrs, Wil- | bur Freeman and Mrs. Alan Car- Ethel Little YTC Officers Installed Sunday 2 Open Tonight ‘til 9 P.M. - It’s Coat Time = Alvin. Huron at. Telegraph . to 5 For the lift of this amazing “BIG 3° BEAUTY VALUE! : e@ COLD WAVE @ HAIRCUT @ CORECTOR Hair Treatment Your waves will be vibrant with lustrous Regular 10.00 6 Genuine 12.75 Value your life, have glamour trio! “THE NAKED DAWN” 11 — STARTS SUNDAY DOUBLE LA PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1956 FIRST WESTERN — Frank Sinatra produces and stars in his | first western, “Johnny Concho,” opening today at the Strand The- | ater. Co-stars in the United Artists Se ee | Wynn and William Conrad. Hollywood. Headlines \Is Tired of Medic Jokes By BOB THOMAS meatly clipped.. His hair was HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “Callingicombed and he wore a well- | ‘Dr. Boone. Calling Dr. Boone.” |tailored business suit This is the sort of thing that «* 1 ! "ASTONISHING LIFE ON THE ROOF OF THE EARTH! (| {LTE actor Richard Boone is. greeted! ‘ ‘Medic’ a this for me,” he: with all the time. The reason is aid. ‘I'm getting my pick of pic- lthat he pays Dr. Konrad Styner|tures and 7S per cent of Eneners on the TV show, “Medic.” Parker.” ” I must explain this. They are| | “All the ton sebaie are com-|not cutting Miss Parker up into | ing up to me and making some ‘percentages. Boone is poporig | joke about my being in ‘Medic,’ tin a new movie called “Lizzie,” Still, Boone, ee eee ee his contract calls for his | does not resort | matter jokes I need hardly add Boone plays! ors Nadiad at him. His chin was|a medic in the picture. He is the: iclean-shaven and his mustache) paychiatiat who uncovers the trio’ Eleanor Parkers. 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BOX OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11:00 P. M. : “PROM TODAY'S HEADLINES v4 COMES THE STORY OF » KILLERS THAT TER- 3 RORIZE AN o ENTIRE ; city! ° oy st oa PG [TOP eID ELC A SRA SSRN 2k OR) ORE 8 = = ees | __THE PONTIAC PRESS: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 4 i NA vor La eee nib ee gee 2S Bi —— ‘ Bia fs Bg Ne ge gt Bet ig a2 icket Demand : Seae Prisbaren 3 Sea ‘Ss bs BS ae i «for Series Is ; 56 1163 99 492 38 )New York m 2 hpi lp ee eho A EDP Pet|Ci a Largest Ever 145 Hur 117 144 978 een! be ios tan ball 346 3aae Jets. 130 200 br7/Muwaukeo 340-4011 HSB 184 184 979) | NEW YORK (INS) — The 15 ie tech ie gale. Loe a7 3915 1679 130 159 8 : se is iat ie rece oe it 1g is oth boees adier pnting ton te ‘972 Philadelphia co” Yan Sano levy fe3 a? Sri Puteburgn iors 150 ist sale "aL pee a se box and reserved seat tick- INDIVIDUAL BATTING inasviecaL, Bareme .. fy (150 st bate or more} poe ; been the: “‘largest in his- Player, Ciub AB ROM HREDPPct. paver, Cad Ab HH HR RS Fet.\tory” and no more mail orders . Bes. 36 GB 1M 16 356 agro, Mil. 0S 19 2 (8 3S a . Mantle. NY. #8 1M 51 125 352i Vindons Put. 554 75 I77 30 42 ‘s20jare being accepted. Bese, Out. “BM is 231 Musial, stb. si 175 2 105 3 ' Kuenn, Det «558 «83 183 il Sl ioe et L” (seo aS ise 16 a7 310| Standing .room tickets at $4.20 Boyd. Bak 24 HG 2 EM Ashburn, Phil. 608 94 3 @ 38 each be b Power, K.C 2% 74 e a © 319 Clemente Put, $3 at 4 a oe still may — purchased y Miccas, Bal, a2 > im it os Sue Saver, St. L387 $7 170 26 92 305/mail_or in person at Yankee Sta- Phillips, Det. 26 30 65 1 19 sig SenGmsl. NY. M4 87 1 2} # sh idium for single games. Remaining Kaline, Det. S87 91 183 2% 122 Jip oki cin. +5 90 156 33 5 standing room tickets and 14,000 Rone, Wash, $55 66 172 7 71. 310 Rus skh Cin, nme nh wee . ’ Vernon. Bos. 393 64 i271 14 79 300 siey cin BS ue 2 mm ae9bleacher seats will be placed on on te a ie dol Brandt. BY. vss je kM B8isale the day of each game at the ees KC 771 0 © is 39 sosiMars MY | ie “% & SalStadium Minese, Gi Sil 88 1s 17 7 esis, Cl OM ee . N.Y, 456 73 132 21 81 303) yoeOme per heirs ier eee eae NY. 303 1 29 100 20 ith, St. L. 207 2 6 5 21 S90l2 ‘ 2 Sey Se BS SR OR Hil. Bee, 5 8 2 . ’ Gemert, Bos. 291 51 36 16 #6 ges/Memus, Eni. 12 23S 4 34 Pox, Chi. 616 100 182 3 44 gai Adcock. Mil. oe Ee i Simpson, KC. 343° 76 «159 21 106 28 - Chi rt) $4 3868 Goodman, Bos, 392 39 114 2 38 gei|Moryn. Chi = ee, ge aah ae Loliar. Chi. 423 «49 121 8 66 gag Temple, Cin, SO SF Oe ta : a'ghter, NY, 291 $1 2 24 “m|Lecen. Mil. 2.3 = ® s8 boars Cle. 296 54 63 20 Se (dai) TRomas, Mitt, S68 22.3 ing, Det,” 34 44 9 6 41 grejdones. Phil. | dog aon oe | ision Rosen, Cle 393 61 109 15) «57 277|R'p'iski, Bt, L.. a6 37 Wilson, Det, 202 29 % 6 32 277|irvin. Chi 4 a i 38 tar Lopes, KC’ S32 8 ag] 18 J 378 on ogg anh es ee Ww . Ball, 323 41 8 16 33 276 Keon, Bki, 306 37 & 8 53 275) Pyert Ri Scores Th'pson, KC. %2 2% 72 «1 «2 2 ae verTo ican Cc Triandos, Balt, 423 465 118 21 st. a7yjDere Stk Oe eS oon be balcy, bcs, tas us SB saiMamews, Mi ims bo Jas f an) Victory Over Chestnut Cle sos 80 137 14 68 3.70 ee SS et So et ° Hatfield, Chi, 322 48 87 7 35 a7o|Pondy, Chi. S50 52. 142 © 2 in Detroit Bout Martin, NY. 40 74 119 9 4 _—— See & nL Se Ste oni, Phil, S08. 92 tas 30 $8 30s : : Bibi, wast, toe 3 4% Bellen Cn, 42 9 3 3 ot 3} DETROIT — After hooking Dropo, Chi 300 37-8 at ari Blaylock, Phil. 9 6 He 8% ei|his way to victory over Ike Chest- SS 24 i ee is Phi. oe 34 is? 24 $2 360/nut last night, Puerto Rican Miguel ge ea Lckns, si. Lot 2t-98 1 30 390|\Berrios was ‘ready today “for the Howard, N.Y, zs a n $ 3 es| Amores — = 3 B 2 = Bt) best in the featherweight division." a 8 ante 6S Sess a = Jimmy De Angelo, pilot of the wae Oe SS ites we. is? 1? © ©. 16 .255|5-foot-2 warrior, said: “‘We are ‘Wash. 527 7 1m me oo et. 6 8 SB OR Bilready to fight any featherweight Piarek, Kc. si 7 se 8 Se 3 BS S&S Bi whe ranks above ws. W ready Philley, Chi, 393 57 96 5 64 .259|/ White, N.Y. se 3 {ba a us. We are tue, De §=— 3k 8 3 24a Crandall, a. ent (asp atonal, “or/and willing to meet the best in the a PERE oct ers * Saun 21) —suppson, [Baber 2 gackk: Moon and Boyer.) Berrios is rated sixth among i . Louis, Fernandes, a pg eg a the 126-pounders. The split de- ¥ Tulle and Kennedy: Thin inrn’ Chieage and Clemente and] ciston victory. ever 9th - ranked Calavito, ey, Boston, Robi KrSvia Puteburgh. f each. Chestmut in a nationally tele. Balismore and ~] —s ae wtfremina vised 10-rounder was his 19th ington, 1 si 3 “iF spn som 1 mea win in 26 starts. or » i ou 4 2 bee! “OL course, we would like to 4 LAD oo oe um ee aa:meet champion Sandy Sadéiler,” 28 ae i @ ie is is 8\De Angelo said, “but we are bid- 33 3 2m 7 in | ding our time and are willing = 4 ine Rpt? {4,enough to wait-for our shot at the ue $ 165 65105 13 9 3.18 title,” gion & es 2123 7117 Mw 3.19 * * * 152 18 8 28 tt 8 8 1 8 218 26 279 Ba 1S igs Sl fe $$ 318) The bout was scored under a iat 34 Eee im G8 8 33} must five system being tested by Ae Be ae be Doe suck Aspe ave Beri BB Ost BS BSE fBcted 0 in ino of ie Pero 193 201 72 116 11 U2 39 52 5 6 369\recan. Referee Johnny Weber, who Canadian Girl Favored in USGI Artteur Mee giate golf title to Canada this year, was fav match Claudia Wasik (above) PHS stu- year's campaign, Claudia re- ceived her award at this week's is summer sports banquet. She displyaing The Press’ trophy, em- blematic of her honor. Dog-Trainer Finds 6-Foot Snakeskin First snakeskin he ever saw, in to export the USGA|.ompbine Women's Amateur crown today in unior championshi a with 17-year-old oe . ee lost the second and fourth and ney- er caught up, Spartan-lrish ‘Tilt Is Given perience in her bid to be first to! the National Amateur With 15 Walled Lake runners fin- ishing ahead of the Ist Waterford Harrier, won their ist victory yesterday 15-40, Match was _jrecord by leaving 20 men on base for Pontiac High School's march- ling. band to Gain One Game in. NL Pennant Race By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Is Milwaukee finally going to burgh about to knock out of the race, just as in 19547 Can Cincinnati still make it? * * & That's today’s baseball quiz with the Braves within two per- centage points of first-place Brook- lyn again and the Redlegs only three lengths back in the National League's battle for. survival. The Braves, who have blown breaks like everyone else in a race marked by missed opportu- nities, grabbed the brass ring and made Chicago errors pay off with a 64 victory over the last-place Cubs last night. * * * Pittsburgh, the club that sprung a September trap to catch Brook- lyn and open the pennant door to New York's Giants in "34, was at it again, meanwhile, tripping the Dodgers 2-1 and roughing up Sal Maglie to boot. And the Redlegs, refusing to quit, made it three in a row with a 9-1 breeze over St. Louis. * + * In the other NL game, the New York Giants, with Johnny Antonel- li winning his 18th, defeated Phil- adelphia -7-3, scoring seven in the fifth against Dick Farrell in his major league début, Willie Mays stole his 37th and 38th bases, tops in the NL since Kiki Cuyler stole 3 in 1929. In the American, Mickey Man- tle’s 5ist home run gave New York a league record. with 183 for the season, but the pennant- Yankees also set a major le to lose to Boston 13-7, Pontiac's Band Pays Tribute to Hal Bergen Friday was a night of tribute Making its 1st game appearance of the season the band paid trib- ute to Hal Bergen, veteran leader of Lansing Sexton bands, who has been «ill since early spring. He suffered a heart attack at the time and has not taken up his duties this fall, PHS music depart- ment pepole say. The Lansing band was not here last night, * * * Tribute was also paid, in music, at the halftime to program, former junior high students who lence. Both girls had displayed /son, Skippers’ Keith Cadman was|representing Eastern, Washin superb short iron. games in chop- s , fison “— bu 4 = a man ‘in, finishing! Lincoin, Jefferson and Madison a aac Renew Gastall Search time this week in her 1-up champion Boat Hits Sunken Object clue turned up in more than 30 The Canadian, a great putter un- der pressure, seldom had to sink Television OK jaunt east of Squirrel road he saw the skin lying Nary of Wayne In Contention OKLAHOMA CITY # — There was a good chance that a guy named Bill would win the $15,000 Oklahoma City Open Golf Tourna- ee 2 a tnakes shed their 2s in one; piece but Terry had never before seen one. *T’'ve long heard about snakes shedding their skins in one piece but never saw one until last ‘night.” Kelley said. “It was about six feet long, perfectly preserved with even the eye holes and head : B22 Ohioan Leads Gliders FRANKFORT @ — The hunt was called off last mid- o * * The former Boston. University Bucslae 21 | Decision From | Ses es Brooks Maglie | Braves Rap St. Louis} make the breaks pay off? Is Pitts] But that was the only positive) hours of continuous search by} night and resumed at daybreak] today. He is tackled by Back Ken Gorgal (14) TOUCHDOWN — Back Ed Modzelewski (36) of Cleveland Browns scores touchdown against Chicago Bears .in third period of game at Soldier Field in last night Forces benefit. * AP Wirephote and at left is guard Bill George (61) of Bears. Cleveland won 24-14, for their first victory of the . exhibition season. Game was played as an Armed eens Lose to Tribe, 5-1 — : Behind Early Wynn's pitching and the home run feats/tions, of Al Rosen and Vic Wertz, the/Chicago Indians jolted southpaw Billy/@" on clutch . previously unbeat- the exhibition trail, ! DETROIT w#—Detroit Tiger play-|against nine setbacks, spaced eight/the Detroit second baseman's 6th ers have agreed on a money split/hits and was seldom in trouble. in the event they make the Amer-'The only serious blow was Frank fean League's first division, but/Bolling’s 5th inning home run into time is getting shorter and the'the lower left field seats, It was odds are getting longer. on the ye tds ee diane dumped the Tigers 51 text BFOWNS Upend Bears, tio toon et'Sctggs Saatem eadi(et season ' ereben13is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The fourth-place Boston Red Sox gained a full game by slam- The champion Cleveland Browns 5 ’ For Cleveland it games. Hoeft was going Yor his 19th| Chicago last night. ee ce —_ 0 tamed cer waren Blegatieass Me it ore am aa mn Cardinals at DETROIT Gamage in seven innings. a ight! sean te Ee eum, it Wynn, racking up his 19th victory | exhibition. Eni: 1» $3 : vite. Se Sead Re RN 2 cE a Boat. b ; 8 : > Soneep O68. Mie A—Pouled out for Hoeft in Tth. 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PONTIAC oe t.4 | Fe = ed t4 3 $ 2 Fae 4 ee 2 : age nd s © < : ’ “i : 2 - oe cece sncseneeseesnnneeee ae 1 . 4 : & = i Z <. 3 @ S & 2 ae | a RNR Eg ¥ opamp pay fb soln Henprovemests Hicademark ever inued by the jUnited States Pats _ BIGGEST TIME WARM AIR ° | CONDITIONER _1M YEARS! cheerful by the easily |paints that nowadays even * |geemed to that artist of long ago — ie AND WORK-SAVER Room Divider ing mates of thing which pt ma nat : [ quickly brightened and i humblest cottage can afford. ~~ house. ers prudently provided for families lies by building colonial dwell- 4 i ee rea shea ach age of exe ( 2 Se es pet bee oY 1 _ si or age it Ez > | se Re WALL-FLAME OIL HEAT for the Tops — \ in Comfort, Convenience 4 , and Economy! Nei £ SEP EE =Eegs 17 Orchard Leke Ave. erent ae ¥ For Free Heating Survey and Estimete, Cell "ney nat aes ah AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. ‘ 5.000 Successful Installations in Pontiac Area FE zo © NOOTIOM OOOO ITO TOES, einen . a MBER: 549 N SAGINAW 5ST. 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INCLUDES BEACH FOR RESIDENTS ONLY 14,290 = eas : 25 Years of Experience Will Assure You of Quality Workmanship — Guaranteed Work va $290 DOWN 2% ra $2090 DOWN cis va $325 DOWN i costs _ HA $2125 DOWN oss -—SPECIAL— 10 Windows and 2 Doors — .»- 9elf-Storing Storm Sash 176° poration ob : Florida and Recreation Areas ALUMINUM STORM SASH ond SCREEN E DOORS CAS JALOUSIE EMENT _ JALOUSIE ‘WINDOWS WOOD DOUB : ow oaten ALUMINUM DOU STORM SASH - SCREENS _ ALUMINUM & FIBERGLAS A Our Specialty COMBINATIONS HUNG WINDOWS | “HUNG Meblnce _ @ Horizontal Sliding Wood Windows * - (SPLIT-LEVEL, cuones ALSO AVAILABLE). ury features © Coremie Tite Beth, © Ceramic Tle Couater Top © Select Ook Floors: ond Beckeplesh @ Oil Heat—Forced Air "© Large Kitchen with Ample © Vestibule Entrance re rue , @ Large Wardrobe Closets © Lange Basement Recreation” with Birch Sliding Doors ‘ Ares © Circuit Breakers—No Fuses _ © Cholee of tatetor Colors in Gre. ee . 4 lO 3 BEDROOM RANCH - FOLL BASEM ENT) antique srick * THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMRER 22, 1956 ad MAKE SURE aa Valve Will Double “feng bh yy ZA poe SYLVAN. REALTY COMPANY > >a SYLVAN CENTER — , —- : 2383 Orchard Lake Ave. J A Lakefront Apartment Motel Attractive 10 unit apartment motel on main high- way and popular Oakland County lake. Comfort- methods team up in the repair of broken or loose chair rungs. “able 5 room modern, owners quarters in addition, ; . Z ; s et ag mace out, Fut AA Little Glue Will Do — rice 100 on terms. ners will accept trade ms 1 ; z Old Chair Isn't Through) “The Bird. to” “See . Don't junk that wobbly chair.;tied. The tourniquet is tightened) realtor ward e. paitildes A little give will goa long way|by twisting it with a stick, 1050 W. Huron St. Ph. FE 423581 aaa coe vac one. on On ok ss : a. 4 drunken eae maar one calis for different —— Loose legs and rungs top the list USE MEDICINE DROPPER . Have Us Show You Our NEW ~- oe ie in ale a, tnd the atts Sis, poe oe LEDGE ROCK STONE SIDING [mss 2s Sea 24 85 : = outside the and Ae ee ret sting | Sr See aera in, Pe. ove oe vacation living the year around in aan stnlates times money sown“) ics at ck Oh Saas An : Seta bk oe ee MAGNIFICENT : MICHIGAN the fit is sloppy, there are ne ee methods of tightening it. to make site, the drill-is*held in | One is to apply glue to the peg/line with the rang. . HOME REMODELERS cut : ral) square ol SUY OR SELL M @ ROYA L 3377 W. Huron FE 4-5063 S 1 TO | : ea Sol. REAL TATE | . The fabric will take up) See = | The other oes is to saw @ slit) JOHN KINZLER ssesieeeaameniiaeaiais MIDWEST SUPPLY § [ncvcistoset rich Lee tee te ass Sy h Seine | f hi Tt la kee yr t 9 NORTH TELEGRAPH | When ee Ok ees te — per in an area 0 ! $, a e$ a rees Bee — ah psihnchcapa >» just 25-minute stroll from lovely REMODELING. “St eee Commerce Lake and its unspoiled beauty F.H.A,. No Money Dewn mn MATCHED P j YEAR alter | YEAR This picturesque setting isthe location of Bert L. Smokler’s newest suburban home development .. . magnifigent MT. ROYAL. For Pontiac families, it offers vacation living 12 months of the-year. Here in this natural beauty spot is the / freedom you've always wanted for your family . . . without sacrificing city conveniences. Your children will attend~modern schools — elementary, junior high, and high—on full day sessions. Mts.Royal is located in St. Williams Parish . . . Come out this weekend and discover the kind of living you'll love ~ now within your budget. |re42575|| red Li ™ ll = [re = A | 7 a my oe FE PRENSA De SE SA EEE FS IN TN ONES LS AD SE up to FIVE YEARS to pay | MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Call us right now. Don’t deloy, Let us give you an estimate on your ileal big or small. . bo “YOU. NEED Spacious living inside,too ... with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths : 4 full separate dining room, and attached goroge If you're cramped for room, you cari fix up two spare rooms fast. Make @ smart, modern Weill handle all details, get you top dollar on today's market "VETS: OMLY 725 DOWN—-UE TO 30 YR. MORTGAGES AVALABLE an, Civitan: Attractive terms evaieble closets. Buyers have a choice between horizontal sliding aluminum windows and wood double-hung windows. There is a full basement with hot water radiant heat. Winding paved streets, sidewalks, city water and storm sewers are added features. Hallmark Build- rs, Inc., is putting up these homes in cooperation with Rose-Hill Realty Company. Models are open on Williams Lake road, one block west of Airport. turer’s directions about- the proper | especia , the filler into the grain with a circular mation, : Abput three-fourths, or 7 per cent 1956. will have three bedrooms, | AUTHIER POO COC TSO EE POO ORG OE FEOF FOO BLES LCOS pl A ln ln li Mi lil. ls nA li lin ti la ln Mi clin. ia ln tla li i ltl ttl ii, ll. its. ll tii, i. la, | Construction Co. Don’t Soe 6 seme See eee meds 8 cteett te o tends rewm TAO Gesloy Lake RA. $0 nee te wo hee 2 knee : part « its gripping power. | B & F Plumbing, Heating Co. 371 Auburn P Deys, FE 8-3647 Mights, FE 5-7842 rt FREE ESTIMATES = EPAIRING y EPLACING EMODELING NEW INSTALLATIONS * LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER Fe 2s eff ¢ M Now é ' © 12x12’ addition + Untorior walle finished to sictch | © $4.80 per week Py Fagor Ryman : Nothing Down NO PAYMENT DUE ‘T IL NOVEMBER iil i ‘ a : FA f Loan League. In 1955, about 68| If the youngsters are tearful be- per cent of new houses were of this|cause there's no room for a piano size and in 1954 they accounted|jn your house, here’s a solution: for only 58 per cent. Use it as a room divider. a : : x : : i / f I gaz, il] i Bet f tah FE clit . a% i ot ait new homes bait PFN as a Room Divider colored flat paint to match’ it. e S-Bedrooms in Vowwe (Ever Think of This Idea? Damage fo Basement > * - jobs have been simplified in rug, drapery or upholstery ah nis 4 - a beautiful firescreen If you're building a new fireploce, let W: handle the installation of your Pobhedega ‘ we measure, install and service . . . we do the job efficiently and quickly . . . we use the famous Bennett Ireland Flexscreens . . ». unsurpassed for beauty . . . convenience... safety. Recessed type screens for average opening about $30 plus installation . . . stop in or phone FE 4-1234 for information and catalogue. * ; . ignore the manufac- | way to apply the wood filler . « ./ ily the part about winiae OPEN “TIL § P. M. MONDAY and FRIDAY @ WIGGS" 24 W, Huron Street cen oe * ‘ DON'T . . . use stain without first testing it on a sample piece of the | wood or some part of the furniture which will not be visible. i o—— # * 2-WAY RADIOS in our trucks for FASTER DELIVERY! : * Y us for and SATISFACTION! * There Gravel er . ATSMAN | =: 2 in. planter ee apni : Iwater and mix. Door Runners Stay 5 ee * fad ] 4 ss may be cut to fit In the old Victorian ke Ps, te 5 aero _rrrrrrerererereerererrerTe : ‘ ‘ “TTT 8 E| Pe ‘HEE AND PLATES Pontiac Welding & } Machine Works “errr eS bd 64 N. Perke FE 2-4121 FACE BRICK FULL BASEMENT B THREE BEDROOMS STORMS and SCREENS INCLUDED , n , "(Paid by Builder’ FEATURES THAT MAKE LIVING MORE TUN!. Elizabeth Lake Rd. to Férubarry «© Lange 9x6 Pleture Window fk eee © Large Wardrobe Closets rt cme SN ent at RR anna nse See the “Continental” Absolutely the Finest Home Buy in the Area! A With or Without Basement SF MO bernciarag agra none © Stone Sills. on All Windows Open © Large Bedrooms tre fextt W th Pesky Creatures 625 ¥ 4 f 10—Aluminum Windows Double Hung 2—Aluminum Storm Doors, All Hardware ae : ) ; year, according to Dr, Shuyler. He 2—Grills | ounars wo, [Builders Face Big Battle=22225°=) ot B88. te $919 1702 S. Telegraph (in August Johnson Block) OUR OUTSTANDING FALL SPECIAL up to 60 united inches “ \which still hangs in the be | r i Erg 4 fe a St See eee Oe ee ee ee Se ee ae ees oe : : . So, the lawmakers packed/at the strong postwar discipline. |] “iaz,- A(\Aa “ v Ma ~ ROARDING HOUSE uy You SAW IT YEAH YOUR-] “LET'S GETL~ AND WH R 4, ve e BAG OFF M @ HOOPLE <7 THAT 7 POLICE IN THIS THE TIP WALTER RALEIGH DEED?/ ~—— BAH / I Weer / 4 A FOR ton. \ SOUL En a — = = mae x ¢ = ‘“ DS € BUS HAA LG te kt Ol ed - 22- bate A At oat — Gerr- 22 HELLO... THIS 1S FRESMAN YEAGER, SIR! THERES -.AND THE TIME WE BLEACHED THE TOP HALF OF THE Step ma i a FORWARD, “MM. WITNESSEs= 4-72 wp ves ny MOA Sectes, be TM Bog UE Par On of OUT OUR WAY }. “3 S 8 S ” ‘. 56 by Wy 3 Pat. Off ee BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES : By Edgar Martin ; NOTHING TO OORRY WELL, THAT'S TAT. *WEXT” DID OD SAH, ABOUT, ROGGLES. WOW LET'S GET BOOTS? WELL EARN OUR | | YES, ROD SAD SQDAD CARS GRE SOME FOLLOWING . THE WORRY WART 1006 by 0th Sorc a YE? VE Peon By McEvoy and Strieber - ai) oe | WELL, | HAVE WORKIN’ KINDA HARD?) oy ve tn IGE MY elouse FROM A V = T' LIVE IN, ONCE MORE Jo 4 See : “Daddy, « ,« why don't you ask ME why'it dogia’t light?” . b a : j } pall |) mest stg tf ifs alle EH oe i i ae 4 i i ii | : i! HT Gi ari! 1 o3 8 s te 2 td F ¢ Bis a - $ lt) = A 4 Crawford re- sales man then a subsidiary. Hopkins also is a member of the ‘distribution policy group. He lives -}in Bloomfield Hills. There's No Fuel Like an Old Fuel to Pep Up Jeeps BLOOMFIELD, Ind. (INS) — ‘Those gasoline advertisements which show an pumping ‘}fue] into a tank and then holding tut-ion to the car for dear life came true to life for Robert Clark. | He bought 1,000 gallons of old fuel | si from the Navy and put some of it ‘linto his jeep. When he got into high gear, he found he was un- toes, topped,|able to throttle down below 40 olet Buys Land reterred fOr Plant in Atlanta DETROIT (#—Acquisition of an 82-acre site northeast of Atlanta; ‘Crash Stolen Plane m.p.h. Investigators found the gas he Flighty Teenagers said the company will spend 250 = £8 Fy REE : : E duction model as is the Mark II.|s at the fair which continues through next Saturday. |personal appearance town, Wichita Falls, Tex. bought for $156.80, actually was tor- pedo fuel worth $25,000. He re-|2 turned 980 gallons and got his mon- ey back. Midway” will be featured when the 106th Hillsdale County Fair opens Sunday. School bands from Jackson as well as Hillsdale county will play County Deaths ee = 22, 1056 _ Neal’s Barber Shop-—289 E. St., formerly 3 Orchard Lake Ave. If your friend’s in jail and needs bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5~-4031. to Deo You Have a Carpet ? Tuson t Serv. PE 5-8103. —AGY. after a three day illness at St. Planned to build a home. her father, Simer, of Holly, UM Adds Professors © There'll Be Wool CAPE TOWN—South Africa son. Indications are that total duction will exceed the 1955 record of *1,033,700 bales. Mrs. Smith and her husband had lived in Groveland township all ponkigt Poeae gro ve fnect sg home anf were packed, ready to move to Florida, where they p Surviving are her husband, temporarily staying in Holly, and|>* ** ™y, wood sity of Idaho, is associate professor) '™* "elem Rose wood technology. ~ ex- pects a record wool clip this sea- pro- ge before to use a simple little punch Wallet-Sized Punch Cards to Facilitate Tax Returns salaries or wages subject to the withholding tax, and with less than $100 of other income not subject to. withholding. : Also, those using the card have te take the standard 10 per cent One » the lines ) tax tf he wants to. he only filled out the | the Internal Revenue POnce;rr f i #i z November 6, 1934 Tuesday, Te qualified electors of the City | the 3 of Pontiac, County of Oakland, Michi- gan. Notice is hereby gf¥en that in con- formity with the “Michigan Election Lew,” I, the & Clerk, will, upon any day except Sunday and a lega! holiday the day of any regular or specie! election or primary election, recetve for such election, Notice is hereby given that I will office Monday, Oct. Sth, 1954 ouatified electors as shall properly apply therefor. : The name of no person but an actual resident of the precinct at the time of xaid reeistration, and entitled under the “ Sept. 22, 24, 1986 STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Oakland, To Helen Cameron, mother of ren... Petition having been filed in this alleging that t i Death Not ices aA ATR ig oa 4 Donelson-Johns ; FONERA! w CHAPT! Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME be Ee MAHAN REALTY CO. ~ Sabena w, Maree oe TREE TRIMMERS. EXPERI- eneed. Good pay. Roc OL- " y. hester. ive 144677 between @ and 7 pm, 5 and _.dt_& reliable couple, Mi 42460. — a Attention Car Haulers! Owner-Operator Truckmen Wanted Records Management Clerk To work with national consulting firm in establishing «© s titm withdrews this person will assume r ter Huron between 10: ATTENTION to amy ee oe 7S fhe" story one the best sell FIXTURE - Men, te make fixtures for Designers Detailers For Research and Develop Engineering of Automatic Machines Excellent Working Paid Life Insur. Hospital and Medical Benefits 1670, Grand River — tte ne a terford and Milford area. ROSEHILL, Realtor ai die. Full or part time. Maif hour Pontiac drive tries, 11660 Wormer raph, ees Rd. vicinity, Sheet Metal MAN, te OR OVER, TO SINGLE Wi help do milking and chores oa farm, 62 10 Wo Maple, Walled La. TECHNICIAN Help Wanted Female 7 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK ie mis. pient wa Hochew - Age 3 or Under. seeatteegre ee roritving, ee tet Monte an ately Kampsen REALTORS P E 40528 =) $250,000 sie een ee ok c ~ ished 3 Teome with outside Call OR 3-3070 after 6:30, _ Heights. HOUSE RENT, AY, 3-2046. eS SE Can BE sD Ag ae “angie, peat. : 3 ROOM AND Ba. 180 To cpiny take Sell—To Insure nore, PE 23-7832. apartmen 4 RMS. AND BATH | — Fe. isa 8. it fur, 1 rf id welcome. $76 i, COUNTRY, a eat : : agen a ce, msn, Se. a Soke, Se pir, ‘9 Church, | MA _5-0087 NE is J BEDROO center. CEASE To JONE is. 3 pnd room Gace. Lae. & i - heat, wit buiba tod etranets, | ae 90 ber me. oy ‘ i v ri « seat ey tS" Sea Cail Jack Loveland, PE 24578.” MODERN 7 , UN See Mr. Smith, 28 E. Huron &. fim. tah Brows “Rd. Close in ; MODERN: 2 ae BASEMENT. : é ‘lg : " Rent Houses Furnished 35) 2, Siccssion Ret te ured po 8 3 PAPE ATE UT APPET | ee ioe eat gg ashing 2 A BDRM HOT WATER, SHOWER. ort Hatchery na z wner aaa 4 CONTRACTS W NANTED . ea, private entrence. close to - ‘Lor 2 edulte on ay sabe. _Ceder Tsiand ue 311 Farnsworth.| sunday. as 4 | pot, * ian have until May 1. $65, OR 3-4519. 7 BEDRM. YR. ROUND COTTAGE | New 3-BEDROOM HOUSE TILE : you? “Surere aiing. Wat > 2 ra ee CabaRe PURA. “KITCHEN | FURN. 3 S AND SATH. 1 oe Laie. Auto. gas heat floors, oil furmace, iovely ae = or small belances “ew or — facilities. Utilities included, Win-| _ 2-524 eo See ee Picture window 7. wae is. oF Br ig : 7 soned contracts. Clark Real Es- EE rates, MY 20171. 40 8. FURNISHED APTé. TO RENT TO (2 AND 3 > 2 ROOM a OORAY CABING efer cou & mon ef- tate, 1303 W Huron &t. Eve- June ist. 050, 855, $60, , 976, | _ for . <7 aie Hw erences “qeT32t Helly. rs. 4-6492 +48). | ooo PURI y ’ : joodhull | 3 7 RaDROON Ol ot ee REF./ SMALL MODERN 3 ROOM UN- | =. rz * i ROOM. PORN” PREV. 8 Bark. cad Of Pe month, On on | om base — tar. “house as iia © : IMMEDIATE Cash FOR YOUR | say ig YO DOWN. | 3-:2086 or OR 34103000 i BEDRM. MODERN. Lake: | Cell OR 3-141 3 | Jang | contract or your ar, Coen GOInG "8 WILL LEASH LAKE| front, very nice. Monthly or week-| IN WATERFORD. FOR D | vase, see PERE “oa FB Mes 5. a = ‘ales ~ of Pontiac couple, Youngstown Kitchen, steve, “ © vy ti : % . : : ; f . ie & | ACRE. | ; | SESTCASH DEAL | etc asniaas Weiate| Satal Asem oe Ut | foe ce accom ool ins Or "| Tdgiate "ea Yast ee iF YOU WANT a CLEAN PLACE te, a : =| pendeble action bring” vour’ con * wonton Ave.” to live. PE $3008. * fireplace) porgurt Rooms W128 8 ROOST ROOM ODER OMAN vuny | tract to Johnaon toder, * vedeess aa Bae SaNS XG Tale eepene | HN IPE DI 7 ae li MA + " ae th ee 7 paying A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 3m". —-| low Calléren welcome. Ing ; WADE a BEORW. MODERN. : 174 S. Telegraph Rd. : ware 7 SMALL HOUSE, FE, 4. 53. oll heat and elec. range. meee MORTGAGES | YEAR AROUND 3 BEDROOM utility, $76 44... FE_ 3-77 Rent Lake Cottages 36A Si Corresponcent SEVERAL HOMES TO WENT UN- | required. Cal Fe_¢sme cenniines muenaiinns Se rar eae ist ero Fe tan Room AB SAF WaT CG PANGUS. 1919 MIS |" fos sims ush, “iis | nate eau aeain, lend contract. Realier Patridge is | fheg: Priv: emt Adulls. 16 Piland “CoLuect or ; me |_tmt U.S. Hey, 33. Oscode. &._ Phone. All cate i RMS. Pvy. ENTR & BATH. 10s ar gene ROAD. 4 ROOM |" best. On, Case, ¥. a 3 : UNION COURT APT, | ROOmLPORE- AnD? nooms un.| For Rent Rooms 37 “pwaBUY.OR SELL |} Room, aDyTEy RUE —| Famer sam. am ete wi. |5 Eugen FORRLY ORE * ST Eaekeo win buy your prop. spas MPS moc. Se se : J. SLEEPING “ROOMS rah Rae |e soar OIG KC : "HEMPSTEAD, F7ROGHS FORM teaT GRANDE | EL" ZGor “EAS asracped be reasonabie. Call and Grove. Williams 657. light eeping, 1 block fron ws prove it, a TED ai N- town. 704) Auburn Ave, ve eb: MURY, BROKER | with rivate ath, “Acute “any, | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 * sare, Ow Middle Birats, EM 3-262. | 30s STOP. ~ ENTR. COOK. 7 rr, rn rite tou WUE. |? ROOM, TO TOWN, 20 AT WALLED LAKE. MODERN 2 oe __int_& laundry. <0 W. Huron. | LISTINGS WANTE phy bed. Prt. entrance Bi Dnton | _ 8_ Parke. ree -| Sleek ag MA eset Ae Mechant BUYERS WAITING LET Lake Rd. near Morey's EM 28 , BSE, | ee Se ee | ee, Cot S as , sHOW YOU HOW TO 3307. = | Living rm. and bath. floor | A NEWLY- PORN CAKEPRONT EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR POR La- CASH FOR YOUR a wit becbaiten| *Mh priv, eat. .| home evailabie Geot. through | dies. Kitchen. 547 . PROPER we sur (|? TED. rent May. EM 3400600000 FoR. GENTLEMAN x Te en SMALL EQUITIES. eters, FE teu © |S ROOMS AND BATH $45 A MO.|CLEAN 3 ROOMS & BATH 3 _ FED-0020. 41 Pine St. Leslie R. Middleton 7 ROOM Apt HIGHLY PORN. sain. Peete eduits, met weicoms. Ute Pee Wick GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. BROKER FE 10006 (Close . . ee Og 9-38. 2. See ~ . HOUSES FOR RENT, NICELY FPURN. WARM. learn a good business. P. W. Dinnan, 66 W. Huron. | 29683 seer TI ROO NEARLY FURN, W. wuts oy te ‘aek on ie. Reasonable. 121 Putman | rE 2-698" er Ls 83760 bain. Prt. ene PE 24168 til is $8 8 ® we. Coll 0 eu, Se Bx: scam eon ie | ROOMS, ? ATE \ “ee ee Ne ea a ft . $8 week. © ' schoobaged child welcome. 407, jUST OFF PERRY turn, Morey's Golf Course TOwn- | ROOM & KITCHEN. PRIVATE EN- | For your heme equity, 2 z _Jesse. PE 8-512. | @ROUND FLOOR. 90 pan __send 7-748 rence. Wasting. Clese i. PE 2a bours 3 ROOMS. WITH | MONTH . Ee ee ene h ARNOLD |* Stee adie ae Oe LAE FRONT 3 tbeee On M HOME | ROOM Witll PRIVATE BATH AND | fon. FE S-7sé4 PAUE A. KERN, INC. . From Oct. nib to" Ma to Y te se-| entrance, woman. FE one L REAL ESTATE 3 Rooms. PRIVATE BATH. ' ye FE modern conreni- | ROOM Witt cee) PRIV ) 210 8. Telegraph . employed couple | "'* N. Sagines eed ences. * euly Devos. EM ri or 2 people. Sylvan Village, FE 50676 FE "$3783 ‘ : A <6 eh PRIVATE EN -29ees_or_ UR} ; eet 90. ae Sertene, Fe | sath neti etiam tone anh OOM x = Gea ; | LAKEFRONT aEepiNG : ; WILL BUY YOUR LAKE |” weicome. Gar “Year srounc.| one ; By ore: arly me extra pice. 18 E cad i 3 Vtd. salesmen or women, . Rirgharers ; 5645 Postiec Lx. frauen ‘ts. Bopling, Leave eat a ek PE eee or : SLEEPING “ROOM, TWIN BEDS. men, ven, non drink- ‘WE NEED LISTINGS ors, Fit — "= a NEARLY SOLD OUT! service appraisals call— Dorothy 7 fas der Lavender Th 2 ke ee eiucies 25A ar CANNING A TRIP? e* ‘PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE 0 _W. HURON <7. PE 03251 Wid. Children to Board 26 mice ¢ CLEAN. ‘HOME 3 MEN. - CHRISTIAN ‘ HOME. men work yor" sare. Clove w Pentiee Mer) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Employment | 5 . 5O, 4 Bag" es tt ! ‘ : "76 tickxieD Woe pAY cane. | — =r >" S* =e & = _ | SMALL Howe. 1 aba. Bs- SERVICE FLPORIEG ANE sane Gnamwe. | we. fertilizing. FE Wie ot Aubure and rent he TR ADES Ses ar geyragge ane pay May y Mh] fy Uti, supplied. Cons. clean e BIALL “ROUSE. 3 ROOMS sane | Men & vomen het, Cass. Elizabeth Rd. a month. FE4-2252. + of ail Immediate Placement ! WOMEN : Del. or R greets & Scoping. 38 yr8.' Noi |1 PAY CASH FOR SMALL RA. Smaicre, White's Tsies, 212 |. dics. FE 58755 Con- Hotel Rooms _—_39 HOTEL AUBURIN | THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM: Want Adst To sell, rent, «eres JS, HAYDEN, Realtor * te 8-044) “ 3 - g Py ai asin “Humphries REALTOR PE 300% FE 47114) ~ ay enings - You Don’t Have to Be a Millionaire But you sure can Lively LIKE ONE in one of our Beautiful 3 Bedroom Brick Ranch Homes, with 1% Baths and Full Basements and bein built by WARD ROSS, they naturally are of the finest construction with full thickness plas- tered walls, Ceramic tile in both baths, 2x10 floor joist and Rusco Prime indows with built-inj storms and screens. As Low as 00 Down anv A. OPEN SUNDAY 2ePM, - To reach property drive out Dixie Highway to. Watkins Lake Road, turn left to MODEL HOMES. R. } ; VALUET, Realtor SEAT STRio oBEVE BUILDERS HOME SEEKERS MODEL OPEN DAILY | A To ) sm samaer Sem OB | REAEP SUEY aol Be Soeqever> AS A STARTER crawl space or slab i : #2 East Side OPE SUNDAY 2-5 SUNDAY 2-5 195 Linden ' Pioneer Highlands on a quiet street. 1 brick; 2 ate. eeram- wri Ottawa Hills Large family Waterford Right in W g wake a e with 1 s bedroom aad bath down k down and $75 pe Live in One House And Rent the Other 3to 5 P.M. erty. $11,580 2 substantial ‘ount am: . Edw. M. Stout, Realtor “RIDGEWAY bee Ft ALAN mn completely farn, on Liberty aan ak all kinds in 4 fam- x oto Pi r Homes “It's really our glass anniversary but Hubert insisted on real diamonds!” NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION 30 NEW GL HOMES 3 Bedrooms | Full Basement Fonin ONLY = | $300 Down - PLUs MORTGAGE COSTS Choose Your Location FOR INFORMATION, CALL~ Casteli Realty Oakland 56-0430 RMS. AND BATH NR. FISHER. i. Ortonville. 925 Canterbury bag SJ os. Ma a iy me os is : r SUN. 1 to6 Angelus Meadows e out Walton REAL ESTATE INC, Mei. Mich, OPEN 3 Bedroom Brickfront Ranch home with 5 tered. ioe saenet fre Pontiac Lake xe Brick Starter _ 3 Bedroom Brick . eo ~MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ OPEN. 255 Crescent Lake Road Driv . to Clinton ie Rd Phieca ts best buys im area. These 3 bedrooms, 1% bi all geo—full Auburn Heigh i Best Buys Today 2-FAMILY ators, sinks, re Rg down (3 BR), full BR), tile bath, Ad ter Sarees, "Cassel . hot heater STEAL AT $12,600, with ex 8, 1 IN A 1,000,000 A peach of a home situated mer lot, full PLEASE BUY ME. corner lot CREAM OF THE CROP | ad tae "Beeweos water, | Indian Village | KNUDSEN room ‘destra erpaen pa entraice, tneludes im fan bath. Tt at and “many : 1% at : renee ‘teres soe os ig aa CED. LAND LAKE ; ; Pew 3 bedem. comens Bleck heme: | Seminole Hills furnace, Lot 83175. Only $16. 3 bedrm. orick $00 with én 1% baths. Also other { ener ‘ad apa at Be A and SE car gare at prices for every pocketbook. e : ‘ qT. G. TRC SKE WM. H. KNUDSEN 1648 Union [ake ha. EM 34671! 19 Pontiac pus. MODERN HOME & Phone FE eau : Dene gerags. Corner let, Reroened Eve. & Sunday, YE 38503 Would consider desirabis tenants. peoONEYMOON COTTAGE ear Po Cute 2 bed- ADAMS. | Ee hson'ss FURN. 3 BEDRM. sn ee e ~ All modern home in very good ee ee an vonens "00. 2 "ne , Le eee glassed in porch. $7500 ete. For oney $11,960, EZ Terms! for — down or real bargain % buyer. shows by | NEAR ELIZABETH LK. < Bus ice to parochial and the + we, i RESALE i: new Waterford A treasure war Kohler 8t.. Waterford — 3 a reas ponte nas floor plan. Lots of ¢ & new etc. A buyer baa lg en: sia ‘ down, Enc yet er with See ae Sear Sasne oe, Ee ee “aire tarde dinette, 3% "Handy Man Specials re’ on eae ef Weave” 3. evans ed i a fe ee & ies Ovi rive: = the pavement, & lake hel te Wa pen Ge ae ast te offer home pect c. sell “ter 900 coun Bang 1 hg of Midway, sox. ie 08 trade-in. $5.290 with $160 dows, Stil s WE TRADE third: an unfinished ew 2 Pedrm FAMILY HOME NEAR ST. VIN. ; > With § bedrooms & big dining . th * in cn "paved Orien-Ginrasien Ra. | [lem Sele home te ideal, tor 8 SADA NEAT, «g| Sees min eh 382 Auburn A FE 43393 ; és ‘%~ OR 32420 Sr Ee $ s / 5 STOUT'S | “3 ca ‘heat wit hair’ cireulstor. with of seme al . For ap2omtment phone POR SALE BY OWNER: " room. I teem kite 4 Walls, Sunroom, bath, full base- ind. Easy. term furnace. New Baht fete . § ROOMS, . baits pe a OPEN Sun. 2:30 to 5:30 P.M. OE, Cornell. & Sees ot Un Kuschell | lovely 3 bedrm. k ranch One i ft Z E i a i 4 : ik se Sat. 10-5 —Sun. 12-5 UALITY HOME & ; A ga £ iz e333 : : te 4 Ff ifr ili 5yH8F setts. alt if H FLOYD KENT, Realtor Hitt 58g Lots of Room: ae Shee ga » frame 6 Irwin jake, on ee pene wi ek mesemants athe, FRED] RUGE oneah end clean wih 2 | ormerly D. M. Taylor Real Bstate car ‘a corner jot. Bie gy A 3631) Brice siasee, Vacant and imme oe . HOUSTON REALTY Eaores em | $950 DOWN re ode. 2 eeseiomaerathenans MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $550 Down! GATEWAY to HAPPINESS r c ore ncn «shoe WEST SIDE schools, shopping and transporta- } BLOCK TO cITry MosPrr at. PAYMENTS * T room and bath, 4 bedroom . fall ol best tubs, etc. - $53 Per Mo. | Spe Serena “Blea INCLUDES: EVERYTHTNG win 8% oar ancene. 4 Model Open San. 1-6p.m.| of city. seen, ae Drive out Bisine. Turn | POE £3 Mo. Tr. Gant Totnes mesa late Montesim) 8 ACRES NORTH 08 _Oakiand FE +000) pain. Soe ta erect ar EAST SIDE BARGAIN | YOU BUY it —-WELL INSURE It ‘ESSS | MAHAN: ais BE? . REALTORS M waxt ‘DOOR To BRANCH Sehey | Spey “* | BRENDEL HEIGHTS Nicholie & Hargér Co, 2 wh Wood Co. |" A0TuMNSP eee an at ot frame ome, cedar shakes caine ie ee ee tt es tool shed & house. School Drive out M30 te Brendet $450 DOWN | Beuttiegor“oelr “ata ei) Bae bei teat ot Tig tnlene RIGHT IN COMMERCE | ng, a |_J.C HAYDEN, Realtor Modern 3 rooms and bath, A hy BB 26 _E_ Walton FE soa neat, clean. la out of state im city cles bis equiiy toy only . HU’ 8 ee “4.180, Payments $60 per i 23 bedroom home ts handy EMBREE & GREGG | ‘enter @ churches. tas tall Case! REAL ESTATE 1468 Union, Lake. Ra. iieal' tamily' home, Saly Site £4 s7g3 |EMa0 om "ea same) “°**- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE home on 1 : miles [4 Ser 3e| Seance: | SSeS real buy. es : termes . Tatas tots Only site. Y at St. Frederick's Area On the Level “ Seep wis] ERS RPS Lan 4 oe : Sac [Regis we to Grow Sten Sree’ oan Total Price $6000 ase “Ee ome ese: ‘caver nce Eee AYTORD So. Bloomfield Highland 8 a the * ies - accented in “ELVAN N. SMITH ° E A tice home with 2 bed- tas, take, St ltt “Sieas suc ad open A. ee Realtor 1 z Rd. more. TRH | Veterans. Only three left. i "BUD" | NICHOLIE a xe | Down FRONT RIVER Newly § room home and i% car with full basement Fe, snd. Otter" Las om at Just win t00 6 convenient ter! . WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST, SUNDAY 1-5 Pit. 845 Clarkston Road MY 2-2821 102 S. BROADWAY LAKE ORION bold, A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE4 Templeton See This By-All-Means 3 Bedroom, 11 baths, 100 foot lots Close to Grade and Senior , High School Located in Clarkston Paved, Quiet Street with $00.00 down to _ Open All Day Sunday First Come, First Served KENNEDY eT Ww, = s zee * +e WEST SIDE. 3 aca Revels bendy to acess Bares ae geese" ) Payment Prom $600 to ‘We have 4 Se Len mn, ime, come in and eee the pic- OPEN EVENINOS & SUNDAYS | soles V Siite So eREWER Pe eee ma sum FE Sto GI's a PAN «& i io Seti r A yk o ‘re TURES. YOUR CHOICE OP COLORS. WRIGHT-VALUET OAKLAND A vE na wet fr romruaer “aah eee ct “PONTIAC REALTY Baldwin nt PINE LAKE ARE ohnstone & Johnstone 7 shi OK. ‘ARD 10 30-0708 11 Mile North Of Pontiac iM acre farm-2? cattle Pa yh ae Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Sent cr Pe OPEN Sun. 2 to 5 P.M. 5130 Lynsue — IF YOU LIKE a “hee” saree <3 of space see tes cony. 4 yg mmo oo ks | | Seriendee eatin Oakland Ave. 5-044] FINE HOMES for $ 000 down, 7 coma ee ae a with full base- "Sint Gb age 2" overbane root | Ser. Other 'l vedree ‘ail ot Sanchar te Pisses bear = Sass) ars ies sit Sleeves | Samanaing 2 fede joset. Counter flow heatine unit — Terete. rm, Ea; Tiara Manet? | ry teem neue meses oa Retictrs tten Township Subdivision. Near cutanding ae mere a oe oS See ee masten enbee ter tons Te hg eg my EM 3.3607. — Se full orice, this BY OWNER: BIRMINGHAM — 1% series eae Di| | SESE RE a re raniey Blvd. Mat 65300 fall wetement Priced et $0,000 Teeter yes) = ; WEST 8UB LOCATION. Naf Portes ¢ ‘ On these 2 BA 3 BARGAIN!!! Gown on one. Ouber $27 suse * Sere (oone tego i] Besse feet one toner TIM WRIGHT Realtor | ste Stewth Saar es Cokin Ave: FE 6000 “ot these fine homes. Sale, Trade, or Rent om sow sae =" WIT TTAMS REAL ae ciewtn ay OPEN |2e’ nes SUNDAY 1+5 FOR COLORED Located off Franklin Rd, Leslie R. Middleton 4 BEDROOM RANCH excellent $18 es HOLMES BARTRAM FRONT - CLARKSTON a BB SS nS 3 yt. old, Only $14,700, $2,700 down. DRAYTON PLAINS - Beebalt i #8 o ~ =F : d only one includes taxes (4% per cent & HARGER CO. 33_W, Huron FE 58 $975 DOWN URNISHED Robey sey efitriv ev ie, 7 @ for age and foundation, Make us eo offer. $750 DOWN For Sale Lake Prop. 44 a R. D. RILEY, Broker $00 Hiizabeth Lake FE +1151 4145 Ft. Water Frontage . ; | 100x180. For quick sale only $1,250. vse Tanterer ot femeTane Rd CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503 Community National Bank Bidg. : wn, @Fx21T. City * water. ae a te West of Pontiac. 2 lots. $723 each, J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor. 26 E. Walton PE 8.0461 LAKE OAKLAND. MERRIE OAKS Perry Walton Sub., 125x148, $1,000, $300 down. . et 100n430. Ward's " frontage, 250° deep, community jot across road. Roy Annett, Inc. a &. me Pibters! 86-0465 Open Evenings and sunday 1-4 SEMINOLE HILLS lots $0%128 each lo- ao on Seminole St. Ex- sites. sii NORTH SIDE Letits ‘Sear vraner Beay plant, Only $100 down. DAWSON WOOD lote left « | Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Ph, PE 64) =e a en ih 6:30 DESIRABLE HOME SITES "= lot. ous soon. ror gp WSTmur 100 5 ise he seo. meme se ipsa Ct down. ima view. with #500 | LAKE — $2,960. and with beautiful “frees Lot prices $2.500 and up. caller Se ‘allabie aed attrac: , _— . H im thie scenie rolling tive area priced from $3,000. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Tele h Rd. FE 4 WE HAVE A LARGE &E- L or ARGAIN TA ; mond Lake Estates Orchard Lake Road At Middlebelt eee rr, sa 7! center. ouseman-Spitzley Oftice at me Orchard Staple. &1300 By owner. #2160 WOODED LOT. ONLY $2,180. North side 1152160. 9280 down. 4 acres wooded, $306 down. 100x190, Only $850 cash. 100n160. Paved streets. West side. . $15 down. ia Wooded, 0150, $400 down. ‘700x150. North side. $120 down. DARB LAKE COLONY IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TwP. LAKE FRONT OW OAKLAND | BLOOMPIELD COLONIAL HILLS Restricted LAKE) finest lo- Dorothy Snyder Lavender 40 W. medio rE ‘ Call putieas. OR 1111. FE ra pw. DINKAN 06 W. Huron" FE 4277 | 30 Acres | rolling . % . oft way on improved coun- try . Ideal for fer ania eats an acre with terms. . HITE BROS. ACREAGE HOME SITES: o Molly we » has al parcels from ac " spe acres. Priced $3,800, 975 down. PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 11% Mi, Sacinew Bt FE 24000 For Sale Farms ~48 ATTENTION We have 2 farm id te t 2 good * ag | 78 ACRES, ON minute angel - For Sale or oPen Tsien Ba pon dg og Bg 28 Russell Dn aivers to desi ot BUCKNER LAKELAND, FLORIDA i family duplex located RL. D, RILEY, Broker $08 Rd. FE 41557 OFFICES ARE LOCATED: lIPONTIAC 2nd floor National Bldg. ‘| DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy. LLED LAKE, 230 Barnston “ (Next to Bank) office. private ‘you. Or phone FE 56-8121 and te us Four needs, Home & Auto oor) Hours 9 to 5; Saturday 8 to 1 Nicholie & Harger Co. | 2_W. Huron FE 5-8 Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE SUPER im «growing. = a2 cae I b- LOANS $25 to 0 E, GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 ‘itt at Be 15s ‘MUNITY LOAN CO 1980 title. mi niture. cars. B deals clos . Loans also made on fur- Signatures and other se- Oakland Loan Company AC STATE BANK BLDG. 2-920 WHEN YOU NEED Et $95 to $500 Se aaurs *. included rent. s7000 wih WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 4-3581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS MICHIGAN. - HURON ST. EVE. TILL 9 You can a ag i. 2 eS ro bodget. We will be glad to help you with your money problems. STATE FINANCE.-CO, 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. PE +1974 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $500 are. No HOUSEHOLD __|py. Rochester OL S071) OL 1-470, “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” RECREATION CENTER Pontiac BOTTLE GAS FReeE cana al put you tn, MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER. i 8 TELEGRAPH RD. pas CO. LOANS « W. Law i i FE 41538 * "Ground Floor) Mortgage Loans 54 LOANS $600 TO $1,500 1. Por any e purpos on ae a y or R. J. VALUET, Realtor * 5-060) 45 OAKLAND A MULTIPLE ListiN er of for late, mogel _ Pu I hea! and % block at wenn Owner will aceent free and i330." aes: Bateman REALTORS li; GIRU'S AND BOY'S siee 19 to Rwsly sxawit 7"), ea - Kampsen FE 4.0528 Sake J BARG q MA _ 53466. re TADY's BLACK COAT size ie 73 s blue suit, size 5 FE 4-8441, $25 to $500 MED _Sale Household Goods 37 1 WINKLER WALL FURNACE. OR 4-538. drier washer; 6x12 rug and pad, PE 54-3431 4 2 bed davenport, Coldspet “+ sand table ete. ok 82 GAL. . WATER good $75 heater, clean gas range, 37 PC. KROEHLER SECTIONAL. Used 18 Mos, exc. cond, $160. OR 3-1060. fades 250 GAL. OIL TANK, WITH IRON , ai] Kenmore oi! burn- da 50 gal, 3 ROOM OUTFIT BRAND NEW Modern 2piece step tables, bles, 2 deco lamps. Sox abe ae P ALL FOR $249 ONLY $2 WEEKLY 8 ’ Lake Ave 47681 and 5 . MA ing tresses cluding-television. FE 42663. A GOOD BUY IN SMALL RA- dion, FE 5-8755, i von OO ane ere cs a j =F e erm 6 Py eed ee | ON iv rm OF ccineese # oe Aken ees Genreadon ee cl Be siy 48 See edee a dies sttweve | 4 22 © 1906 by NEA Gervice, ine. “When Joe Miles ‘said she was the most popular baby sit- ter in town, I naturally assumed he meant with the parents.” oh ee See . | BENDIX ELECTRIC DR Al oi $0 MY 3-371: a a OR 34h: Pull size mattress, "lar" RCA USED $40.05. TY CHINA CABINET, -TA- . 2 thew and 8, , © chairs, 3 leaves Pane le sale or ir +. Troner in same cond!- =. 3-1556 after € p.m, week- Ave. pn a4 or Chest RCA-' & real Bein +o to toe and Terms. BROS. PE 411 4T OPDYEKE Pd + ._s & 0 G. E. 17 in 50 68,500 BTU Oi Hoover cleaner Washer pe . blonde Teeabid petro} ie “a = 14.05 3065 Orchard Leke Rd. FE GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGES ALL NAME BRANDS AND SIZES. SOME LIKE NEW $39.50 AND UP CONSUMER'S Clayton’s Furn. & Appl. 5-081 mies Stomp Seeks 3? 12x13 it alton, Cor eetze om 2am | ores HURON FE. 4.2060 gem ~~ bad im. 4-044). r chair : DRAPES, § PRS. ts ake, Formic RADE-IN-DEPT. A oes 34 Room Oi] Heater ........ 5 we, Wrought iron dinette .. e 3 SBees Studio couch ..... 2 ve. livine room WYMAN’S £2. ee 4 i Used Trade-in Dept. — Eas and ot fee cleans | S00 CONVENIENT : THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. "ae Beh ome Se For Sale Miscellaneous 60 CHESTER PUMP PE 2-3030. 1 4 dr., : * e elec. cd also bar® timbers, 116 fi Clark: MA 54-7772. “OW UILDER RICI oop ene e eee” ee ‘as" te Ss seeey, mee Sees "hes " hardware at all ¥ 2 per signs, Village Bi pant Late Sti, EM ARE AND FALL SP Odd fae per dle. CHURCH or s — 341 48 AS LARGEST TRIM MANF. 2BB32 sevice Pie ECIAL ot asphajt shingles. $1.95 *S INC, Fuel Saver HEA Dew approved for /use on amet tng Ske ers, ge and = electric 5 and 2 yrs. : aio wn” 4 sets. 2 ¥ we WASHING MACE GOOD CON- Sas STOVES A ; dition. $15. GARAGE 6x7. CA 0830 6 y marred. values. other book Smet books, _¢ . -, SEPTIC TANKS Reinforced P $-5811 Mn eg _ 15 FE Aluminum com ’ Clothes Posts / BENSON LUMBER/CO. oe WN. hd bination windows : _ & doors, alumioum & Fibergias ewnings j : All ‘swalags & storm window sales. FE 4.6089 Maniey Scrape Nia bert ~ HUNTERS VAOr i¢ , cane, 3000 rifle, scope. DDED . SHRE -o AX ! | Ct lah vie Of > ae. eo : tateted “a & = ore sort, reg . . eee Re 3-0006. PUPPixs, 0. 34188. : * AL BIRD bea, . + yr. old, ~~ i Mah. T HEAD OF | “LADIES 6 HOGs wit swap for a horse, man Rd. . 1S Joes-.. ICELY MAN- Good Used Tractors ACCESSORIES TES STORE case gt fam, eal Sendave, Tratier New Discount | COMMUNITY MOTORS 803 N. Maia, Rochester Top Doles Por Geen Ueed Case ® Troms. ’ Matthews- Bos “walt it Here ly aE ah ie on age North Chevrolet's aint Big Lot in eemeaghan z $$$ PA + Bee tee ee sin & Tit Sa SRS Se Sere J. VAN WELT om 31388, __ Wanted Used Trucks 89 WILSON GMC New and Used Trucks — > | 1948 Chevrolet, 12-ft. plat- form body with power- lift tail gate -MICHIGAN’S LARGEST ‘GMC TRUCK DEALER 2 "TODAY'S ae “Tl untio 1s when you guys decide which one of you is go- pedcbnthsstecnte DOWN AND up 10 F*) 2.°s SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! | HASKINS CHEV-OLDSMOBILE “Oakland County's Fastest Growing Dealer ‘Highway at Mis Nites ‘til § 4 cations, sentiiton. "55 BUICK CENPURY, von nee FoRD TRAC- 930 IC ON THE Bele ongicd LOWER cquipgea. R & "56 Ford-$2245. ” Waite"tals argue © For Sale Cars. 91 For Sale Cars 91 ‘96 OLDS.| LOOK! Demo’ s os Olficidl’s Cars | Sere es 88's—Su OE a> Bemeet Sites “— Wel Curyde Winder Deluxe, Ct ‘AS LOW AS ss Giruih cin Geen, hi CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES (cat on on Open Evenings Till 9p: p.m. oats = NON "35 BUICK SPECIAL, H.T. ‘SS CHEV. CL. CPE. sharp. firnient alick, WW cht top A0F Ot a CENTRAL Michigan's Oldest “LINCOLN & _ MERCURY” _ Dealer ite THESE, “Safe Buy” Used Cars PONTIAC 2-Door $595 oo He - LF Ly 3 botice | Seacee beee haces, ere “a beater Ea FORD me Cusion Liner 4.DOOR $795 LARRY JEROME o aete| 8 at ee SPECIAL 52 PONTIAC 8 HYDRAMATIC, RADIO. 2 TONE, "CLEAN. $135 Down BRAID las thn S FE Ba | Low | lowance on , rates JEEP STATION WAGON 4905 i Si 3 Pull power Deere sy SON inc. ed Fords, Cenv, ‘ Like new. Taree ‘3 v4 overdrive PINANCING ARRANGED -| ECONOMY USED CARS |“ 23 Auburn off Seg. PE 42131 BY OWNER. CLEAN. ‘35 MER- eury Montclair, excellent conddi- + ad tires, reasonable, FE Official’s Cars- and . Demonstrators Png ———— of 1966 Be wae down par ments, Uberal al- Easy North Chevrolet 1000 S. WODWARD BIRMINGHAM M1 4.2735 terms Ford, R&H, overdrive, 2 tone, eeds, indicators, exee Lake Orion: Motor Sales wil fit your 1954 For fon R & H. turn a 37713. $250, PE 2-807. PONTIAC isso 4 DR. HYDRA Ran Rati | i986 PONTIAC {Doon HARD- Becond T-tone pall. R&R. Eee, eund”” omnes. | 0. de On bind yy" OWENS YOUR FORD DEALER i47_ 8. Saginaw CLEAN, PONTia good, $150. ait Sentow’ Ave. '_ FE 56-4101 RUNS JACK HAUPT PONTIAC SALES _land Ré., OR 3-6900 Clarkston eigen and fadie. Liem tan: #308 by Fr full power, loaded, must 3 a “S3 Pontiac, door, : ’ ” of Ss igor 6 | “Bright Spot bs tea 2 door,” e Ra Jerome ‘3 Shey, Sage oN AE) OLDS-CADILLAC N. Main st. tis megteston Cass at Orchard Lake MA 6-866 or MA S-li4l FE 80488 Lake Orion Motor Sales | T CLARKSTON RD. PORD — ¥ MY 3-901) _ NORTH CHEVROLET National » Bonded - Used Cars GUARANTEED ONE FULL 55 FORD $995 'S4 CHEVY $1095 Seysod owt Yow san Teal save to serve you. $2395 "SS Buick Super Rivi- era 2:Door Hardtop, Radio & Heater, Pow- er Steering & Brakes. $545 Down. 30 months. "$5 Buick Century Hardtop Riviera, Dyn- aflow, Radio & Heater, Red & White. Dual Ex- haust. $495 tetas Rt months, $1395 ’S4 Chevrolet Station Radio and Heater, 523 Bom. mots harp. . 1s chard Lake Avenue, 90 USED CARS at OLIVER BUICK WHY? Well it’s simple. We're in the USED CAR RETAIL BUSINESS. We do not wholesale anything but ‘Junk cars. Cars that have been in accidents etc. Our best trade-ins are thoroughly Reconditioned and placed on our big used car lot and offered to you at the lowest prices possible. This is our secret for being one of the Biggest and Best Dealers.in the ~ Oakland County area. Stop in and see for yourself. We're open till 9 p.m. ~ Monday thru Friday. Saturday till 5 p.m. . Ten eager, courteous salesmen $2295 "55 Pontiac Starchief Hardtop Catalina. All leather 4 trim. Radio and -heater. Power i , $495 down. 30 months, - $1595 "$4 Buick Special 4 Dr., Radio & heater, Dyna- flow, low mileage. One owner. $345 dn. 24 months. $1495 55 Ford 2 Dr. V-8, Ra- 34 fog B inaage Fordo- dork; ae en, $5 tn 30 $765 53 Ford 2 Dr. Radio & oh seh Dark blue paint. time. On $195 a "2 monite DEMO ty it Buick eg 3 Radio & h $1695 55 Ford Station Wag- on V-8. Radio & heater, bright red. Low mile- age. $395 down. 3 months. $1395 "34 Mercury Hardt Monterey. Radio heater, Mercomatic tless inside and out. Check this one. $325 dn 30 months $1095 54 Ford 2 Dr Radio & | "$3 Buick Special 4dr, Sedan, Radio & heater, Dynaflow. Nice appear- ing. Runs get toa, $265 dn. 24 months, SS Oldsmobile 88 2 ae | Rocket | Engine, plas paint oe da. En months. - ‘54 Mercury 2 , Re + dio & Levenger sake : < THE PONTIAC Today's Television Programs -- .--Today's Radio PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTE BER 22, 1986 a : am ae. ospital 2:00—(2):. The: Big Payoff. (4) TELEVISION Repair Service ! Any Make or Model Graduate TV Technicians! Serving the Public for Over 30 Years! FE 56-6413 ROY’S FE 5-8413 96 OAKLAND AVE. Super Bargains— Television _- HAMPTON ELECTRIC $25 W. Huren ‘FE 4-2525 Ocklond County Electronic Association Our Pledge 1. Do not deceive the public by misleading advertising. 2. Perform your service in a courteous, business-like manner. 3. Give estimates before major work is performed. 4. Periorm only such work as is necessary to achieve satisiactory ; performance. } §. Use only replacement parts of nationally accepted quality. & Do not charge over the established prices for paris. 9, Keep labor charges at a reasonable level. 8. Issue on itemized bill, and return the old paris to the a shop for on F + Maintain en golden rule. omnee eeeeee C & V TV SALES & ‘68 RADIO & TV eee ee ee eee ed -evspens iBT W, eee eee eer $ OXFORD RADIO & TV SHOP...22 8, Washington, OA 8-2002 B ocumaren tans SF BIO... me Ot Tv PONTIAC & TV SERV SERVICE.,........ a 4t....:- performed in the customer's home for of seven days, and the service @ period of thirty days. (Give ninety days warranty d parts sold. : equipment and facilities for top quality work, performed in the e+eaereweee FE 4-1655 (Color). Theater. (7) Film Festi- val. 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Matinee. 3:00—(2) Brighted Day. (4) Queen Fora Day. — $:15—(2) Secret Storm. 3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy Doody. $:45—(4) Modern Romances. 4:00— (2) Four o'clock Theater. By JANET KERN NEW YORK (INS)—In the past, “spectaculars” have always been financed in whole or in large part by networks. ca * * The first completely inde- produced “spectacular” pendently (4) Comedy Time. (1) Margie.|to try its television luck will be (9) Justice Colt. 4:30—(4) Cactus Dan. : §:00—(2) The Early Show. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance | §:30—(4) Western Marshal. U.S. fo Fly 3 B47s Nonstop to Australia ...39 Auburn, cevseess 3149 W. Huron, FE 46-5791 wet eeers ere one teeeeeee W. Haren, eves eee ewe ee eeee the Dec, 23 showing of “The Happy Scrooge” musical inspired Dickens’ “Christmas Carol.” —- to Be Independent Effort for Mixed Schools Ford Paying Costs : for 181 in Colleges: DEARBORN (INS)—The Ford LICILIGsIs bad LICIJEILA EI we CI LALIRANRE ied || AIR IPT TR IBiA A, CICS Be CILaALILSI i nn bigger versatility on all the simpering silliness of “Hit Parade.” : : eo i INSURANCE ~ REAL ESTATE FE 4-2544 _ ‘Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change ie tome eo a OS Me eR ea ee : TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS SUNDAY MORNING 9:00—(2) $64,000 Challenge. (4) _ @:00—(T) Wild Bill Hickok. (4) C-)7:55-(2) Meditations. Loretta Young. (7) Focus. ' Hobbies in Action. (2) Beat the|g:99—(2) Christophers. %:30—(2) What's My Line. (4) 4 Clock. 8:15—(T) Featurette. Life With Elizabeth. | (7) Jumbo €:15—(4) Monty Wolley Show. —_/g:39—(2) Reporter’s Roundup. (7)|_Theater—“The Alps.” Ozark Jubilee. (9) Space| Oral Roberts. 10:00—(2) Studio Two. Ranger. (4) People Are Funny.|s:59—(4) News. Formula.” (4) Badge Tid. (7) ts 9:00~-(2) Court of Health. (4) — oe (9) vide —_ {Bg A Lg aacerrrgs {| 19¢:30—(2) I Married Joan, (4) Re- cy the belidieny commmsition, $:30—(2) This Is the Life. (4) Big) al Theater. (9) Inner Sanctum. Lines will be run neat Picture, (1) Popular Science. |1:00—(2), News. ({) News. (7) conduits during construction 1¢:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) Fun oe House. (1) Faith for Today. |1280--(2) Weather, Meditations. 19:25—(9) Billboard. : MONDAY MORNIN 10:30—(2) Cartoons. (7) Meet Mr. . . ‘| @) Garden Show. "|, Farm Report. -|11:00~(2) Sagebrush Shorty, (4)/$8%—(2) On the Farm Front. (Color) Adventure Ho. (7) Ac-|720*—-@) Captain Kangaroo. (4) tion Theater. (9) The Chris-|_ Today. ww pmol 1-0) Today re & 11:30~(9) Movie. 7:30 — (4) Today. { orthern| »: on, Big ere i News, Michigan. WWJ, Det. Symphony SUNDAY AFTERNOON cute” Gee Bh. Won, Bports jlater date SUNDAY AFTERNOON 8:00—(2) Cartoon: Classroom. (4)| GKLW, N.'D. ws. M'th,|12:60—WJR, News, Guest wom paces’ A. Baptist 130 wR, Time for Muste |disturbed. 12:00—(2) Judge Roy Bean. (4)|. Today, (7) Little Rascals. Chen, Ban Ps WHT2, “Sunday. Best WPON, Liber Genwe gees rs Be | . American Forum. (7) Movie. | g:25—(4) News. ) b.2—WWwd, Grand Ole Opry | CKLW, Labor News 9:30—WIR, Bands, Sports | “°** bad i. Bee 12:30—(2) Wild Bill Hickock. (4)|g:s9—(4) Today. (7) Wixie Won-|190s-Wwd Moaitor Wear, Bel"oome pg - Tune i This Sunday! : Frontiers of Faith. (9) Sunday| derland. wxyz forea: Serres WPON, Sun, Afterncon Wine: MAU. 1700 WIR seer White | a Li. Open House. 8:45—(2) News, Weather. WCAR, News, oe = 10:00—WJR, News, Notion “pesl Winter 12:45—(4) (Golor) Garden Show. | 3:55 (4) News. ween teny Ear CKLW tae Americans | Yd Moe WIBK: News ne | WALT R P 1:00—(2) Professional Football. (4)|9:99—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Rom W, Sanctuary WOK, Hews CaLW: BU Graken! | wean. iusto Ps Mr, Hope. (1) World Adven-| er Room. if) Wixie W ie Ue WIR, News, 1:00—WJR, Detroit va. Wash.| WJBK' News, Wayne, WPON, Audioscope : ture. (9) Movie. oe? gua sas CKLW. J. Van Kuren | Weitz, autusie, , | WEAR Rowe, Gotmoreme |12:00-—WIR, Time for Masta 1:30—(4) Youths. (1) Cisco Kid. [9.39 — (2) Arthur Godfrey. (1)|, WPON, News and Sports | Sime’ News, George | 367 W7R, Pam American | WORE Wea hers 2:00—~(2) Professional "Sheaihous “Tae 11:00—Wii, Sam Priedwar | Won, Bun.” Afternoon Ws, Biermal Licht | SS Owom "wendy, Watren | _ £0 Cote. 0) ema. s:as-—(4) Faye Elizabeth HATE dep ct town | SSWETS, punters Beet | Cow, meek Oar, | eee Stace ese ‘ : Parade. (9) Sun. Matinee. | 39:25 _(4) Window in Home. ded eed Wee tet tere |: MED. News, Temple | 156—WIR, Br, Malone ELECTION ISSUES 3:00—(4) Earnest Jones. (7) Jum-/ 19.59 _ (2) Strike It Rich. |, SUNDAY MORNING GRLW. Eider sorton WAR, Kews: spinor . WrOn, —= FOR 1956 50-4) Star Master, (1) Medical| Hom. Craw. Reewer Cin | Beat tae Gane. | “were cose Sven. | "ws, Jnoes ‘aibotand , ‘ ' . CKLW, CKLW, ¥ vies aes. tieexd) Valiant Lady, (4) Tiel ‘wim perce | Ee eae | eee, Sane ay eee] wean: mee | THIS SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 &:00—(2) Detroit Speaks. (0) asx pough. (7) Story-Studio. | aes giuste | :00—wxvz, Ch'rstns. —— ae w Mrs. Burton | via a ‘ 2. ae » (1) Going 11:15—(2) Love of Life. Wxrg, verican WPON, Sun Sherman” MONDAY MORNING “Ww. 8 mae oa Places. (9) Movie. : . : . MMcKensle r _| 11:25—(7) News Ace. ane 3:20—WIR, Sun, Afternoon | ¢:06—WJR, Jim Vinal wae Bud Davies 4:30—(2) Bandwagon 56. (4) Capt 11:38—(2) for Ti 16. a | we Monitor cheer a Bob Maxwell mC ain Gallant. Search ee eee Bo oy a00—w. ern ‘Gent b2 3:30-—-WJR, House Party Authorized §:00—(2) Telephone Time. (4) Meet| 4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin WEYE, Michigan Menpower| ‘Wwa" lusaier m7 | GaLW, hector Ca "| Wes, Mimee Rees : and Rickey. CKLW, Tabernacle WXYZ, Revival PON, Scramble Saw tae Gee the Press (7) Frontier Justice. poe Me ; SERVICE 11:46—() Guiding Light. WJBK, Protestant Hour CKLW, Episcopal Service | @:30—WIR, Voice of Agricit.| GbR’ Thee Gume 6:30 — (2) You Are There. (4)|*" Wrox Amsringa “Cet ite.| WEN, gy ra CKLW, Guy Nunn WCAR, Tiger Game | Wenber ef Catinad Coanty (Color), Nature Trails. (7) Annie AY AFTERNOON 8:00 Th, Dan Kiros = 4;:30— Forge Afternoon wean Cofite With “Clem W, mn Par | Oakley. (9) Uncommon Valor. |y9:99'-- (2 Mid-Day Movie. (| xix ate tins CKLW, Allen ‘Roth Te waR Sie Vinal | “Ww Women Day Meuse 7 3 | . 200 — * e. 5:00—WJR, News, Symphony | WXYz welt wae cee | | FE 4-1515 |) sanday rvesing TV Ding Dong chook. 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