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Residents will dial any one of feur numbers and set off a fire alarm siren that will be heard in an Smile radiys, The only worry} will be wrong numbers, ‘Miscreants ond Knaves’ OKLAHOMA CITY s the recent Joss of histori- Simms Week-End CANDY SOCCOESSSOOOOSOEES: eeeceseceeooooeoes Reg. $1.50 Value Bea of 28 Factory freaks areuatig etgar. blend. Buy ace nas save. Soccccccccccccccccccconececoceocoeoooooonoooeoooooooooeeeele * * * * * * . * * e * = ee. a . * *. * = * e e s . * e * e e * e . e * « * e * e * * ° e * s * . e 2 * * e * e e e e * * e *® SOOSSSHSSSSSSHSSHSSSSSSSHSSSHOHSSSSSOSHOSSESS Ladies’ 1 and 2 Piece MATERNITY Dresses BIG NEW. SELECTION —_—_— is” Men's Sanforized FLANNEL " 3 Sport Shirt || ‘ li “SHEERSPUN” Ist Quality f. Nylon Hosiery | Wide Waistband Styles— ‘New Skirts For Boys 6 to 18 Years Old! ARMY TAN: Chino Pants Repeat of a “Sell-Out” - Ladies’ 8-GORE N ylon Slips. -_ Sy ANOTHER SHIPMENT— Ladies Umbrellas Made to Sell st $3.00 ko hag SF Limit | to each cus- tomer, ’ SIMAS “8 | - Big Savings for Students, Hobbiests POWERFUL 3 Interchangeable Lens 100, 200 and 300 Power MICROSCOPE Usuelly Priced $15 or More $ 95 4 a ang e ew Case ©6 Glass Slides © Probing Bar © Dissecting Knite © Precision Scissors © Dientiat’y Scalpel ° Minor Ue tellecter 2 g ! FRIDAY and SATURDAY C Golvaniogd Wire—Safety Zipper Top Rubbish Burner Regular $7 3 3 : $1.98 Value Styled as pictured with sefety style Ay zipper top. Heavy galvonized wire. Burn your rubbish safely! 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In keeping with Simms 20-Year Policy, we pass the savings on to our customers, Every Style in This Sale Guaranteed to Be Priced BELOW Wholesale Cost! Yes—98< buys $3 to $5 billfolds during this sale! Buy now for Christmas gifts and for yourself. Seorp—on Vayama o mail orders. SALE! Just 800 BILLFOLDS —Some as High as $5 Values —Few Actually Worth $7.50 —YOUR CHOICE— Choice of Over 40 Styles de Serceth Leather Stitched | © Grained Leather % Lace Bdge soni Os Fed. Tax. FREE INITIALS in Gold —While You Welt Telechron ‘DORM’ Model SELF- pita Gediuine Swiss Mode JEWEL Movement Men’s Wrist Watch $10 Value Modern st1@am- sg lined design. Anti- tic. Unbreak - magne able crystal. YEAR GUARANTEE. Men's INGRAHAM Made Pocket Watch 77 $2.19 | 69 | » Values— Acturete timekeeper by Ingraham. Leave your better watch home and . pena thig good inexpensive watch to work. (Plus 10% Fed. 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Publisher » Batered at Post Office, Pontiac. Mich es second class matter OO “MEMBER OF THR assoctaTED = ; 3 Ec qth excin . * | pete AREA Se, pe Sow eign :* =) ee Honeymoon Special Voice of the People Christian Should Pray for His Pastor Rather Than Criticize, Says a Reader (Letters will when neces- because of of Pull name and number of the writer must y letters but these Ses alt Re tele ‘sais er Vd ite neture.) is creeping into our churches church we have been attending moved to tears and my Instead, pray for him, that God will keep him close to Himself and bless his ministry. Your min- ister wants constantly to be of spiritual help to others, but be gracious in your demands. Remember that your minister is human. He will make mistakes Do not carry on any quarrels or bitterness in the church. This is mart : to have larger fees due to additional time required, eaHE ne a ree nti ti uy] ia He that hath slight thoughts of sin never had great thoughts of God —Rev. Dr. Owen. Case Records of a Psychologist Couples Who Don’t Have Any Children Should Consider Surgery Last Resort Marilyn is typical of many ng wives who have never the rhythm theory and how it operates. Furthermore, hundreds of apparently sterile roe, ot have had children aft- er following the suggestions below. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-334: Marilyn H., aged 26, is the wife described yesterday. “Dr. Crane, our major worry during this first year of our mar- riage, has been sex,” she con- fessed. “Yesterday you explained some- thing that has puzzled me a long time. But I am still uncertain about the time when a wife can conceive. “We have wanted a baby. But I never get pregnant. Do you suppose I am sterile? A doctor once told me my womb was tipped. Could that be the rea- sen?” Millions of women have tipped wombs without suffering any seri- ous effect, so Marilyn's problem very likely is not due to that fact. Furthermore, sterility is some- thing that affects husbands about as often as wives. Se before any surgery is per- formed to straighten Marilyn's tipped womb, it is more sensible te check upon her husband's Aunt Het sperm cells, and also to make sure her Fallopian tubes are open. But even before she needs to do that, she should be gure she has made an adequate test of preg- nancy at home. For there may be only a 12-hour period in the entire month when a wife will conceive. By chance So I asked Marilyn if she had kept a record of the exact dura- tion of her menstrual months. For- Medern medical research that the most likely day takes likely to get pregnant. If Marilyn should happen a 2-day ¢ycle this month, 10th day after the onset period would be the ovulat (freeing of the egg or an ovary). a then the 14th since the onset of : her last period would be the ovu- lation day. That means, therefore, that she by 525% sf iu vt 5 plus a dime. Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) dust Another Opinion ~~ : iy a : i a F 1 $¢ re ‘ | by Fie i iF i ; | 5 ; | E z i i | : r Hi | { it 4 zi 5 ; pi i ra Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Won't you answer a prayer... For the people in need? . . . Our Community Chest ments. if ig fi le | itt THRE tu if : 8 i | | : it : i is i g E > > tl sei iH ii d 3 | iE f sf : E i I i nu ‘ Hind 0! 3 | tleneck of conversion.” Another scientific study made vote, it was less important in the Republican vote. previous presidential election, with Yogis Finally Discover That Dr. Brady Has Been Stealing Their Own Stuff By WILLIAM BRADY, ™.D. which invites “Oh, yeh? some of my teachings are very good, for they follow yoga — or According to Webster there are several varieties of yoga, such as Oddly, as it seems to me, some yogis who advocate and petsonally what we of the western world consider extremes in food and dress, advocate an extrem ely unnatural practice—the habitual use of enemas. Of course I have heard abou : i i j : 2 Z b z i i i j e Be Z H t H a il H & oF - + i Ht ii rf ; 33 \ bg the pamphlet “Wheat to Eat,"’ or the pamphlet “Belly Breathing’ if you ask for.both inclase 10c. Or send 2c -and stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope for No. 25 Little Lesson “The Constipation Habit and Colon Hygiene.” If ee qin i 3 ae Hil ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 ; SEVEN % : U.S. Motorists | Sermaimn Yudge Perorms | recreate we We , iw . : U s Ri falling to make your marriage , aa ‘ inmarriage Tite | worn Get Pat on Back Wall Street Broker Buys Silk Hat Jon Divorce Day | Ater tis the juige reviews the , ste PORT HURON, Mich, — When — on ond wise at ode to Replace One Left 10 Years Before-| ae ies meek Gnd de | nn eee ee _ Experts * in Circuit Court here the couple| makes an attempt at reconecili- Heap Special Praise on . By EDDIE CANTOR tation of Anna Held, singing “I Just Can's Make receiving it also gets an “unmar-| ation, Women Drivers Did you know that I was once in Wall Street? | My Eyes Behave.” The staff stopped work on en Cony” — weaiee ony Bagger ge Cp ony iF | ; Oh, I don’t mean in '29, when grerybody was] that all-important “Weekly Market Letter.” . taal nn . ee the damage ' CHICAGO (UP) — Just tell the} in it. In it? We were under it! I'm referring} 1 should have been suspicious when they sud-/| : Seine Wasend T. Wane ten @e . sacs aaaes mar dentine ick tec ibeabee on 88 I worked for Weir Brothers,| aeniy stopped laughing and applauding, but oop Mase ga ng lh gy t-te An average American uses 143 lice and traffic experts from a| I ran e ped get out the mail—and | N= Ot vee ee ho. Woe, having SO MAmmtmeatl dozen European countries tried tobe the seven bucks they were Then came + & ’ “You have no right to feel | Trucks haul about 66 per cent of you're pretty good behind the/ paying me. t was 1906. You can't get me| fergetten his briefcase, returned-—saw the | ;, for that kind of money now! picture—and yelled the dreaded words: - tiated just because you are being | all sand and gravel. | Pinan ok gh gh gpd» Friday afternoons were very important. “Xou're fired!” I wanted to get my hat, say Everybody pitched in te get out the rien ne Sam Benson Says: After All, Here are some of their observa-| “Weekly Market Letter.” If you were one : Yeu Wemen Walk Miles tions, as reported to the Chicago| .of Weir Bréthers’ customers, you'd receive Tén years later—June, 1917—opening night Motor Club: this letter telling you what te buy or sell. | of my first Ziegfeld Follies, the doorman deliv- te Save a Few Cents on American men, on the whole, are] What you bought or sold meant commis- jered @ card to my dressing room. It read Groceries . . . skiliful disciplined and patient! sion te the firm. “J. C. Weir—Weir Brothers—25 Broad Street.” drivers, but American women out- When my ex-boss was ushered into my dress- Why met take the side street te my strip them in all three depart- On one particular Friday, when the head). no hanaad fine leather hathon Stere and SAVE MANY DOLLARS ments. man, J. C. Weir, left for the weekend, the door seem, mee Se ‘ithe . , on your Drivers in the United States|had no sooner closed behind him when 1/1" which I found « high silk hat. We bol ma sa es ED Coats! Suits! Toppers! have too many signs, signals and | grabbed a little fur jacket that belonged to one amiled when he said, “This is to replace the t c apeed limits to put up with. of the girls in the office—jumped up on a long | 7 didn’t get when you left our firm!” BIG SWITCH—Connie Penn, left, and Marianne Schuderer turn |] - ~ Im Burope, the experts sald, | conference table, and gave an exaggerated imi- (Copyright 1954) | . _—_| and amile at Peter Tufo, John McCurdy and Richard Geudtner OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. motorists are more on their own and have « chance to adjust thelr | closely together on highways, |cars than Europe has. that they lost hours backtracking | ¥e#ring Bermuda shorts to class at North Park Academy in Chicago. SAM BENSON Girne 8 ont Se ee ne et ee ast anit ee eek ae The school principal said there was no regulation against it and ditions, instead iawe. in Europe. Of course, were so confused num-| Sometimes, signs | added pleased dress differently. South Perr * They also thought we bunch too! pointed out, America has more|ber and variety of our road signs | turned out to be billboards. oe nalbemaatiee 20 St. Save at Federal s on appliances by Regularly 299.951 FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER yds Son | or: 4 , Sr v2 .. % ” | SAVE43°° anew SAVE37® sicnew BIG 30-IN. ELECTRIC RANGE 9.5 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR —— - §489= 24950 Just look at the giant savings on this new Kelvinator © Take a look at the tremendous savings on this big Kelvi- range! Then the features: has big family-size §- nator ... and check the features, too! Has oven that bakes 10 loaves of bread at once, automatic Magic Cycle automatic defrosting, 32 Ib. freezer, built- Yes! The price is slashed $50 at Federal’s on this big Federal special! This new Frigid- _ out deep-down dirt, yet is gentle’ wi cate fabrics; Float-Over rinsing that washes — dirty water over top of tub; Rapidry spin- whirls out all surplus water, gets some even control to cook meals automatically, 7-heat surface _—iin butter chest, twin sliding crispers, full-width storage clot enough to iron! Lifetime por units, electric minute timer and appliance outlet! tray and 3 handy door shelves! Buy now and save! . lain finish inside and out!. Trade in now! Delivered and Serviced Delivered, Installed and Serviced Deli 1 tastalied ond Serviced ~ ly gl i Meigs . ~ Sale-priced fo save you dollars at Federal’s Durable wool-and-rayon frieze! Colortul 2-pc. | LIVING ROOM SET ¢ All the beauty of modern styling plus the dur- ability and lasting color of wool-and-rayon . . . the practical answer to the young home- makers dream. Sturdy spring construction addAo the years of wear. Just picture this set in your living room, imagine the ‘new life’ it’ll add, Take another look at the price and you'll agree every sous homemak- © er can own this set TODAY. Use your credit now and save .. . take many months to pay. “ 2 f 1 E RAL S A 8, N yan VW/ ra T W A R =) EN DONT! | \ - * et { ; ae a ey | ee ee Raney OR ee ee ee ea Bsn ee & “4 6 A ere gon See paar ae SS Pees oe aa S aE ss b> ? : 3 , : a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 as Sy f ( : : Zé 4 : EES “a , oa son) “eee ‘ou | Collation, inlet-Oid Forge RPO 1 ) 4 Finds | PRR Floating Post. Office Totes| tor mimes ‘rouicey. "tm |¥ou"d Suppliont Given |Twins, 48, Have Some 5 Bi on. ‘ hs m pl ed = Scie Chance for Redemption Job, Hobbies and Looks es ” ; aoe + . > & 4 as Mail in the Adirondacks |": | cuszxsono, x.c. w= te] KEARNY, N. J. @The Dow Research Field OLD FORGE, N. Y. (UP) — A. Special legislation authorized the | ceive service from the mailboat by| *4er_of # class of :“Sunbeams’*] nellan twins Federick G. on He floating post office has served cus-| boat 53 years ago, when most sum- | providing two mail bags.and a} a Greensbore church called on} ward F., 48, went to work , : tomers along a 12-mile stretch of] 1. visitors ot we’ |Gock. ‘The boat served seme G91 c7eee You shop at Federal’s when you want the most up-to-the-minute fashions — when you want biggest selections—and ALL at prices that won't strain your budget! eG sale! SWEATERS — <=y and BLOUSES 2” 100% wool, orlon tweed, Dacron-and-wool tweed ___ sweaters at savings! Newest hits! 100% wool car- digans! 100% Orlon tweed slipons or mock turtle necks! Dacron-wool tweed slipons! These are just a few of the ex- citing styles in this budget- priced group of high fashion sweaters! Come early! Sizes 34 to 40 in the big group! Tailored or dressy blouses in favorite fabrics and colors! Cottons, dacrons, nylons, wool jerseys. Imagine this choice at such a budget-beat- ing price! Tailored or dressy fashions, even some with shif- ley embroidery! You'll want several in a choice of popular colors. 32-38 in the group! Casually styled e SAGINAW AT WARREN POb NIGHTS TO ¢ SAT. _ Imports from .. . Cowhide BAGS 98 plus U.S. tex Handsome handbags fashion- ed in Italy made to carry with a casual air. Shoulder straps, draw’ strings, swagger types. All in glowing tan top grain cowhide. Really excellent val- ues at this amazing price! ‘Wear Rite’ Double woven nylon gloves 2,00 Smartly styled double woven ny- lon gloves with new cuffs, White, black, brown. 7%, ITIA: THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 ' ge ote STOP ‘LEAKY BASEMENTS USE ON STUCCO — ASBESTOS : SHINGLES CONCRETE BLOCKS VEL-VON Will not Blister, Peel, Chip Try New _VEL-VON LIQUID ALUMINUM PAINT | ‘ x ; ey a =. 3 r 7 urban or suburban choose the slacks you need tor the life you lead! wool worsted gabardines Your choice of lustrous sheens Or long wearing twills. Finely tailored and styled right. Grays, greens, blues, tan and brown, See therh . . . at Seors e—you'll save! ; Feature newest Fall, styling ptones or light . got the coat you need .., Fashion Tailored Wool sport coats 9° ‘d Values Priced up to 22.95 df Gray-Blue, Tan-Brown, Black Savings . Priced! If you want to feel comfortable and still look “dressed up” these are the coats for you. Their handsome decor- ative effects look terrific with con- trasting slacks. Come in, choose yours in all sizes 35 to 46 at Sears! ve use Sears easy credit payment plan! | ‘Jackets Lightweight Comfort “You'll Live In” All Winter Long ie ig : successfully . ina and Negotiations were Food Handler Class |Motoriste Are nwred = Fryers, Pork Loin Share|’ed chino and Norway *|cioed Tuna om te base TD. , : _ Mebenatonil : TOKYO @®—Red China and Nor-|‘nutual relations, the broadcast ‘Run-and-Duck’ Formula |MeetsHere Tonight |. Sicr‘tu'an'sasetx|FHOnOrs as Meat Bargains) crim sees ems |i See : Wote: ‘Tis te the second | But Petersen says it cam be | First imeeting of a four-week|!4 Mile road and Birmingham| py THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sumer, that is, Last spring's big} ™4! diplomatic relations and ex- » as euatiesl of Oe Sinpatches ‘te Amarica done. In Chicago, he points out, sanitation school for food handlers| hichong 3S vicdin Sle 2682 Frying chickens and pork loin| pig crop ts coming to market and| ene ambassadors, Peiping’ra-| _ Bustle fog , avin —— | Be Pepelation of the Loop dyin | will bé held at 8 p.m. today in the |critiord, Detroit, was admitted to| Sake the honors this week as the | wholesale prices are declining. : By JOSEPH L. @ies at the end of cach work | yunicipal Court building, Mill Big best buys in the meat departments| Some markets are reducing WASHINGTON (UP)—Chaitinan| day from 900,000 to 25,000 im ® | incet near Pike. St. re See ee ss Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic| few hours, City Sanitarian Charles S. Cohen | pains Sts condition toda ts tinned - aarpinaens alles mamas one thye maine mpl agtte Commission hag said the! In any case, the job is worth| said attendance is mandatory for |as good. are a bargain too. esccesiochyaniet For eggs “can take out-a city.” |trying, and several cities already | persons employed in restaurants,| The other driver, Cline V. Larch, Peta ae s aann Se Ste eed ae | ‘ ite Gath ont red gon thetn ase a ee 26, of 196 Washinge, Birming- | atx cents a pound from a week | cialists believe eggs will continue to RVICE f and the stink end ruin of| Shreveport, Mobile and Bremer-|handled. A certificate of atiend-|far chest pom Ba hospital Vago. Production is up and supplies | sell below year-ago levels at least REPAIR — SE disaster, "tan, Several others have sched-| ance will be presented when the told Oakdand County sherit's dep-| Your “in’the ‘wholesale’ markets, oe a ‘ All Makes _Expert. Trained Technicians . f classes : hand, butter : ; lene phemsae go os | 206 ete ponle sway tomy new fourweak clam cycle wil car’ [trator are sling at the loves | peice spear fo be Bed hgh © All Work Guaranteed ® target. city Thursday er. t gn snag or case ha to run-and-duck. Getting the word| menth through May Cota cnid. First Russian settlement in the |°** © 194. or three cents to the price of « Bussard Electric Notentiat target cities. | them in the first place is @ big} The classes will be instructed by | United States was at Cazadero, 18| A goed sumber of markets will | pound of the spread this week. | job. Planners depend on sirens! Cohen and Ralph Florio, food res-| miles north of Bodega Bay on the| festure turkeys, too. Again it's ® | 4. the top of the list of good 7 “Phone FE 2-6445 feng. 00 ia, ‘each, shatters’ teto|O0) and) 130h-a0 do ants | rem eamarinn. Russian River, California tw 182. maior of earrecerd -ewpiiee loayy in vegetables are cabbage, | 84 Oakland Avenue—Free Parking the bowels of America’s 92 “criti-/ Shelters against flash heat and/ yropical birds often lay fewer |and 9) Aleut hunters from Sitka| ‘The pork situation has shown| and as teiie sam ties Member Ostian’ Co, Clactronte - TV Service Assectation cal target” cities, Defense plan | flying debris must be provided on| eggs than similar species in tem-| and the settlement was evacuated | considerable improvement lately— celery, spinach, eggplant et peeks ant bie dees aiienl ne ee ee ee (ee in 1841, . }from the standpoint of the con-! and sweet potdtoes as good values. -” a fire fighting , ke ; a % - ; : wad wien seed] soe SEARS PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER! Finally—under heavy A-bomb OT! sistes and cities with funds mass death traps. * 3 pa to | Above all, suburban areas and Now Y VEN MOR a possible altemative to | neighboring towns.must be ready c ot “when you hear the slert, |‘ atminkter to thelh’ mecda’ tor Tela: @ Vikas duck” — ts no longer thinkabie. fod, water and sater, and to " ‘a | When the countryhad no early| maintain order among ' ! " warning system to speak of, and|™ight under stress go primitive. - “y ; before the H-bomb entered thé ar-| The Federal Civil Defense Ad- NG senals of the East and the West,| ministration has not . made to sell for 2.98 —save a eo om phe ser ope te yt “4 ‘ , even was i ; . - poor tha toca a | ate twa etn on our special sale price! . | But “duck” ig no defense against it ¢ soctemmsn sommes i ® weapon that can “take out ‘A , city.” So now the formula is "run | Ugh. poe / ery, ae Cy Ae 220 thread count cotton tion—that before next 1 » ° . . detec wl be rach tat at hnat| Tha to Help broadcloth Pilgrim an elapse between BANGKOK , : yetiow warning that stack 8] ment wil give cet . e the bombs are sbout to fall. | ns te: nocnne In that hour, the defense plan = ress Ss i Ss = Saal ie ay ss om ams | ii : as you can, ; , Then when “warning red” ts , ‘ Combed Cotton Melton Quilted peyapte og "se with these deluxe feotures: 99 B-9 Parka Coats Campus Coats. it. ‘@ Mercerized for lustrous looks Run-and-duck is not a perfect ° ; qe 98 defense and pertection is not @ Fused coller @ Sizes 14-17 Now = Just = ES 3 oe oo sR + + Penge z © Smet “Dette” poet bupons each ‘ heh gg Sher g vane! a pee Cory 100°, reprocessed Mei- lieves evacuation of target city ft — —— fad dood jun ete ee ton—tined—with_quilted rayon centers of population will save mil- @rab. Small, medium. large, Charcoal, navy or black Sizes lions of lives. ‘ . . . extra large sizes. Save! 36 thru 46 And & will become more and + High quality white dress shirts with more feasible as cities : ee eee ona reinforced collars and cuffs. . . radar and other defenses improve. guaranteed to wear as long as the hn png tu een 1 7A body of the shirt! Sanforized, maxi- siderable skepticism. The task of (ss . A mum shrinkage 19%. Carefully areas ef pomontes ag ee lf. ae § tailored for correct fit. ; panic or mob a Pee q ; = | 7 ae | , All tagged way ete our usual cult, Sika n | re price so you get top quality at extra ere low sale savings! Stock up now! Smart Buffale Plaid. Brown Steerhide Shirt Jackets A-2 Flight Jacket Just 6% Only ] 9% Zip front wool reinforced with nylon Bright red with black Com- Water plete size fange Duralon Surcoats @ Woolen-insulated @ Water-repellent Extra-heovyweight lustrous outer shell of sturdy gabordine strengthened with 17% Duralon , lated! Reinforced with 17% nylon for strength Chieose your. color now! ° 12” é A with «a t, brown Fully rayon repellent { military style eather hned. Nylon knit waistbarid, wristlets. Sizes 36 to 46. - = * as, | i \ Men's Sport Clothes—Main Floor _— r b. Scalixfaction gucrantted ov youn monay back” SEND SAN. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 ) — * S 4 : - ' d ~ * ee a oo ; : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1956 ELEVEN oe : + “ mt , t 4 tages 10* Bomber age wl wre. gn r. color is ye, 2 "cane combinations. Sizes 2-4 Just a. today! red or sizes 3 to 6x. koe Your Little eat Warm and - Happy in Honeysuckle Coat Sets! toddlers’ three-piece all wool sets 6° @. Toddlers’ vibrant red or royal three-piece all - weel coat sets with rayon velvet trimmed collar and rolled pleats. Warm Kasha lined slacks. Matching rayon -lined hot. See it at Sears 19” 16” b. girls’ all wool coat sets Solt, fleecy fur trimmed coat in green checks with brown unelton slacks. Matching hat. -In c. boys’ all wool coat sets Brown er blue checked set with warm Milium lin- Belted coat, Kasha lined slacks, helmet. Sizes 2-6. d. mites’ velveteen legging sets 3-piece set includes coat, gings and hat. Yoke ie wok. front and back. Coral, Turquoise, Pink. 12, 18, 24-mo. | three- ARE Boyville cay cuty Duralon surcoats 90 sizes 10-20 Boyville Jr. Sizes Duralon—the super warm 17% nylon fabric ; © rayon, acetate and nylon fabric © 6 times stronger with 17% © water repellent, wind resistant @ non-oily spot resistant finish Warm and winter-wise hip length ‘eer, rrrre eS AAD. vYYYY ve. ef vey bh hhh tt Pa VY ey SOU Opay OF 5 ; hae Boyville Jr. warm, peppy ‘= A ae -_ patterned surcoats of Regularly $1 Yord! for clothing dresses children's wea? another Sears Four Star Buy! girls’ all: wool coat with, the ‘Magic Grow’ Royal Purple ‘ ultra sheer Nylons cae 1 a | ai i, eee a oyol Purple’s new high pe “Beautifilm” ultra sheers with the non-run ring ot the top and toe for lots of extra wear! 60 go. quality . . . made to fit in ankle and calf for comfort- able fit and better looks! Choose yours in the seo- son’s latest shades at Seors low prices! You'll save! eee teen aee eevee ewe eevee Cotton! save 40¢ per yard! SALE! washfast solid color corduroy 88: 36-INCHES WIDE - Eggshell white and assorted bril- liant washable colors in pastel and tones. Fine quality carded Maia Floor regularly 1.39 yard! printed corduroy 99 Checks, stripes, eee? ae terns. Luxuriously able. aoe Yard Geeds, § - wool plaid Wonderfully worm wool in blue, green or-red ploid that’s slow to show soil; olways looks . 100% repro- cessed lining, interlining. All boys’ sizes 4 to 10 at Seors! Boys’ Clothing—Mein Fiver Now 8% Melton atyle coat of repro-. cessed wool with quilted rayon lining. Navy, maroon or royal colors. oes 10-18, 4-Star Feature an Only Just 8” repel the water in Duralon jacket with reprocessed wool inter-lining. Waists 25 to 31. Sizes 10 Ao 20. Corduroy shirts, Rayon, acetate and 21%, nylon Shun the breezes twille and sheen gabardines. 6-20..... 2.98 now! you save 96¢ on Charmode /regulorly 2.98 Lin? S * Lege _ Priced Separately at ........ Cotton crepe butcher boy sasiattia ts in assorted prints with: white cotton eyelet trim at neckline, coat front and pocket. Plain color cotton plisse butcher boy amarettes also avail- Sve in dicted pastels and hi-shades. cotton crepe p.j's. pais od boees 2.66 are short sleeves! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 te ~ With Fine Arts Rochester. Tech Joins With Columbia for New TO MEET PUBLIC — Ben Lawless fashions new arm for plaster figure of Mrs. Andrew Jackson, Jr., in White House hostesses collection readied for Smithsonian Institute exhibit. : ¢ ‘Skunk Holidays’ ‘|\School Becomes Smelly Memory DeWITT, N.Y. ye gerenenay m ne iste Hi 7 | | no longer stand the odor, the trus- tees were notified and the official holiday proclaimed. Two years ago, the skunks won the battle. The schoolhouse was boarded up. Recently the trustees (UP) — The! decided to have it torn down. -| Lets Wife Name Twins RICHMOND, Va. (#)-—Colum- bus Walker Cook agreed that his »| wife should name their new twins since “you're going to be calling "i them the most and besides 1 |won't .be around her to raise them.” Cook ig 80. The twins make 37 children for him and his 42-year-old wife. And Cook had 11 othets by two previous wives. Sees Big Demand ; } Memory Gummed Up | WEST HARTFORD, Conn. ((UP) | —Sent to a store for cigarettes, | little Bobbie LaJoie returned with | only bubble gum, explaining, ‘1 | forgot what you wanted.” { No two .railway conductors’ | < [fe tsi thee MY SEARS COMBINATION OFF ‘CRAFTSMAN 21-inch ROTARY MOWER and : to pass through it in about ‘ 1 same manner as sound travels i (ora ns oo LEAF MULCHER i The rubber houses the sub's @lectronic sonar gear which uses * sound waves to detect surface or any not would cause the sonar signals to FOR blank out or distort so that a tar- $11 ater + O~-ehee , the company says. Down Miteracy on the Wey Outi Leaf mulcher attaches easily to rotary Aga Sa power mower; you mow up the | erating the small amount of il | Steracy remaining. In the ReciPee leaves as you would your grass, no raking or can Republic. ly, 3,600 hauling. Powerful 2 HP. 2-cycle gos reading and writing centers, es- tablished in factories, businesses engine. Buy now. . . save more! _ Lawn Sweeper Picks Up Leaves. Twigs. Paper UPaas Hardware Dept. Sears Basement = Steel Wheelbarrows Easy Rolling Rubber Wheel fer pein reliel — ast « care. Sele Priced ©6331, 8B Pricedtow 3,95 ont Tane Gee WORD Fer Ht — bu = ° yt he | pie meme Husky steal construction made arthritic -rhevmatic pac’ SURIN was salylstees fs ee ee for months by @octors @ # famous clink a ciean- patch 24 inches wice er e tested on chronk rheematic petienn Steel handle and frame Re 3 4 ears with these sigmificam results OOCTORS FOUND ~ that when SURIN & ap placeable hopper ive . acetyl beta choline penetrates po + FF Ee analgesic ia 3 out of 4 cases speeding Xf To yh period of chactive seliel oh potat @f jaint eaovonaten Tide te the exbemnce ot tohd facts published in a medical journal SURIN 15 SWHFT — DIRECT! No matter how foag you've ee y pete, do ey ! works without tras Sockap.-yee jual sweeeh e's terns --7O@ just ne = fe la ay you apply | brimging retief ee ES) team Ouermanet! 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Higgins All Geuges 23.50 EASY TERMS Automatic “two-way-top-snap, visible hammer”. ull choke Walnut finished stock, pistol grip. Automatic extractor. Reg. 5.95 Matching Ponts .......++. 4.95 : 1 * Sleeveless “ate clas; Bae Shell Belt Shell Vest Gun Cleaning Kits Hunting’s Best When You're Well Dressed! J. C. Higgins | HUNTING ¢ COATS | 0 Pe Fa Ke Sail Prism Binoculars 4-Star Feature Q 5 Fully Coated Lenses, Prisms Only at Sears Others 8 Power 19.88 wring Fine for all around use. Cen- ter focus and adjustable eye- © You're warm and dry in all kinds of weather 227,912, "7,8 © With “fast action” shoulder pleats @ With rubber lined game pocket We believe you can't find o better value! Shell pockets with elastic loops, hand- warmer breast pockets. All sizes, save! 3.59 Combination For All Gauge Shotguns Complete 2,49 n canvas, ~ Holds loops; Button shell vest, game 25 shells;.12, 16 front Mustard bag! 2 pockets Includes all cleaning equip or 20 gauge brown color Hold 12, 16, or ment; rod patches brushes, > Adjustable 2 e Sizes 3% to 46 20 ga shells plus touch-up bluer and new, ™S 40, 40-46. Save! *. Save at Sears! Sizes 36-48 siliconized and polarized oil ey eas i aperer Shotgun 12-Ga. Pump Shotgun 12, 16. 20 29.95 J.C. Higgins, Model 20 Deluxe EASY TERMS east Teams § Precision made, precision otcurate. Features choke con- Expensive gun features. Popu- trol, © tor. Hos less muzzle jump, less recoil, lar gauges. “Fast-travel” bolt Ventilated rib. Exclusive free falling action. Finest wal- | str pd = aes a nut stock. 6-shot capacity. ’ Oil tanned leather uppers. Crepe rub- ber soles are light- weight. Shape re- Geodyear taining Wels ATTENTION SPORTSMEN / SEAR-O-FOAM Crepe Soles . . extra walking comfort @ Long wearing © Low priced 1 37° which WEARMASTER Sport Boot. suits you best? original Chippewa boot | cwtiesed ins... for you men of action! 9 9 only 1] > Full bodied Peuhie (armed oaaiied a. leathers . > Sie @ Oi] tanned to repel water, stay supple Comfortable one: piece moc type vamp Lightweight yet ‘rugged Gro-Cord soles and heels. Handsome and a real brute for wear! Get yours now! full stormwelt protection for work or sport . . . 8-in. boots Vul-Cork Soles 1095 Lace-to-toe comiortable fit Elk-tanned cowhide uppers, Vul- Cork soles — Budget-Priced Wearmasters 95 pair Now Only Choice leathers constructed to keep out mud, rain and snow . . . for snug foot comfort! Strong rubber soles and heel! Choose yours now—at Sears! 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-417! Pair ~~ LD Salixfaction guananlbed or yous money back SENDK f i a Fs a: Fi; f 8 i 7 i 1 i i i i il! iy 752 2 Ht | ? Ai i : i i f i i q F | i : : i : i 4 it hit r Fi His ! ff vil i t I [ i 3 8 as 5 RF Lt i ul i a i October . mole biclia “ / , i) son atnha> with ALL the trimmings— dressing, potatoes, vegetable, Pumpkin Hot Fu Pie wis 15 Sundae? 5 Octo be dj Fo UlTd in S ~y dge TT Py Cdl ures ee Anti-Freeze Sale Lest Year's Price Wes 2.75 Gue §«=6»_—«*0¥.88 Permanent type. Higher boiling point, lower freezing point. Greater rust prevention .. . best by actual test! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1934 sale starts today Adjust Instantly te Any Reed Rey. (200 $3 ee. CC Direct-action Allstate Suprame- tics have wide ng ee «4 give z.% more com to install. cide. 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Allstate heavy-duty motor oi! is compounded of top grade i crudes ond odditives thot assure maximum protection. It sees 4 cleans os it lubricates! ‘Buy—save now! A 55-Galion Drum, Allstate Oil.............32.95 Auto Accéssories—Perry St, Basement 4 * y a oe aaa Try Siatifaclion guacanited ov yowe money back” SEARS _ 14 N. Saginaw St > “ ae ee oe ‘ a: ‘ ‘ < , be at Ae! if es . fae Po rapes sos ae beget ; bs 5 ce eae > a a. i Fs parmigerienatisaie a tear te “™ a ! | | ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 SS Tea eee eee ee —derived from the of the signal-to another agent a quarter| sound halted abrupfly. After sev) Club Flag , Pop, Poopsie Agree|Ne inde Tomote is steer sented, |EJaborate Plan Solvtes: Novy of 8 mile away to prepare to shoot era! minutes the three agents made SAN DIEGO, Calif @ — The eee oe ty Big, Disease Resistant .- | Indians and Arkansas. Goes to Waste - the tires on the car if it wouldn't] their way to the first one’s station iway Assn. at its __. Adoration Beats Adulation| serous 1x.» — 4} ,cioe sate Smneca lin Boge sop os ad tiny wer] nl nd od made hope |S ng ace ie alee aC 4 “mn Wil a Se ttl ame’ “lin Easy Arrest — | swe i woud. ~ handed. The beodenset lio pledge allegiance to the fag. : : jolly well upset in England these agents, tipped a bootlegger was] ter slom two more agents |i over whether it’s proper and ont ute one ln @ fast car ready to chase decom a9 respectinl for kids to call thei A Bectld. worked out an elaborate Wan. what they hoped would be =| The Caspian oon bas « drainage| ‘order i» the haste: w it Gee Seems a London vicar was shak- was to fire a shot inte the air as All four heard the car and the|of that drained by the Mississippi | right-face. eyed distant en to his British walkers to dis- the car went past him, This was a! first shot was fired. The engine's! river pledged cover that some of the young peo- a - ple coming .in to post their mar- : riage banns couldn't recall their parents’ first names. 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The couple married | site Phil Silvers in the hit musical, administration, says Under- By EARL WILSON cae eee evan, | the Kind of political climate pe 18- ; . feans cherish.” ; HOLLYWOOD—I went to a wonderful party at Danny) wijiams, can claim four major he complained inning ” |.im 1949 and separated last year. |..1.. Banana.” got $300 a weel year-old pleaded innocent to grand Thomas’ house and guess who played the piano? Liberace. | accomplishments, chief of “ ; vorce yesterday am on EF. Madison agreed to pay his wife doy 2 ss - jarceny but guilty to using a bus Liberace’s girl friend, slim, pretty, black haired Joanne Rio, sat|is “the proper economic climate.” | Bank Displays a $3 Bill | Russell. ' $12,000 cash plus minimum ali- * ¢ « without the owner's permission. The others listed by Williams in a news conference yesterday; “Re- Madison testified it was often| mony of $2,400 a year for the next on the steps of the sunken living room, gazing soulfully at him necessary for him to cook meals| 10 years, or. until she remarries. . .» Marie McDonald was there, too. His plight came to light in trial ft ats enh af suetiNe en = suit. The spotlight was too much.| woke up Type metal is usually made of/ Spor; began to miss cues, shake He up the home, wouldn't allow serv; |lead with a hardening of antimony. his head, bark when he should have WARE, Mass. # — The Ware Joanne, who's been dancing at Moulin Rouge, has also ap-| turn to integrity in government, | Trust Co. has on display a three-| and ciean the house because his cooperation.between the legisla-| dollar’ bill that it issued back in| wife “had no interést in keepi on Liberace’s show. She's the daughter of Eddie Rio,| | give branches, and|the 1860s.. - + a = who's well known in show business “No, we're not engaged,” Liberace smiled when I asked him / the obvious question. “After my concert _- tour, I'm going to Europe.” * * * * After he'd played about an hour, Danny Thomas broke in and said: “I'm sorry we have to put up with this kind of music. But our regular piane player is off tonight.” * * * * 1 dropped in to see Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell do some torrid kissing on & piano bench in one of the dream se- quences in “Seven-Year Itch.” Tom, who was kind of weak afterward, pulled himself together and sighed, “Movies are better than ever.” x * * * Humphrey Bogart is very sick Because he bet Mike Romanoff that Cleveland would win the Series A big TV comic Bee - doesn’t know ‘it, but his sponsor's decid- MARIE McDONALD ‘acon 3 — LOPOOOROE SAGE AIG AGED ed to junk him at the end of this TV season. * * * * Marie Lanza and CBS are getting murdered in the press here for that “old record” heax they tried te perpe- ‘ trate. This led Dagmar, “The Despair ef Dicer,” te say, “Lie te your mother and father—but never te the press.” e x * ® * Now that Ethe! Merman’s operation's over and a success, she tells everybody, “My troubles are behind me.” * * * * Honeybear Wafren was in Chasen's with Young Ed Pauly Jr., who must be close to 6% feet. “Those oll men,” said Dave Chasen, “all look like derricks.” x *«* * ® : Frank Sinatra's having fun playing a doctor in “Not 4 Stranger.” He leaves parties saying, “I have to operate a’ | . . « Bob Feller, the “aging” Cleveland pitcher—he’s all of 35— has & great following out here, and now “err they're all saying he might have been able to beat the Giants “psychologically.” x* *« * Thanks, folks, for the biggest year in our 21-year history . .. the second ih our new location! We are going. to celebrate by offering the greatest /bar- gains we've ever seen. You just can’t afford to miss this Sale. . . Shop NOW! and Save! Beautiful Ceram Le) Just what Yu Need | “* a. 4 é . st a ® j é ¢ S piece Cottage TEA SET Save $20.00 ‘on This DELUXE 70 Pc. 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He claimed he was in love with Hayden's wife Joyce. The SHOCK-PROTECTED WORK LIGHT Every piece is California Youth Authority _re- 1 COLD MEAT FORK / COMPTON, Calit. w — Richard] feared tim rome Pee Neca |p eovlY Plated with pure sliver. in odition, a Diener Kntves Rubber-Insulated La Force, 2-year-cold Caltech sci-| with instructions to send a report | on EXTRA plating of silver hos been applied 1 SUGAR SPOON rare msularec ence student convicted of poison-| each month to a probation officer : WORKIN S ' ing beverages intended for a triend| until he is 25 at the point of greatest wear. Se ae ve IN SAFETY? DECORATIVE TILE is free again to pursue his studies La Force indicated he will enter 1 GRAVY / 3 La Force was found guilty in! some college, but not Caltec EXCLUSIVE! ONLY AT MARK’S! Soe conn HOTPLATE A white ink tive self-mailing box. < | 72 North Saginaw St. CJ A manicure gift set you con mail to anyone | "Sen Yours by can go on envelope cose. 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The daughter of former Presi- dent Truman has agreed to help in the Missourt 4th District Con- gressional fight. Republican . in- -lcumbent Jeffrey Hillelson, seeking re-election, is opposed by Demo- crat George Christopher, a former congressman. William Poindexter, district chairman for the Missouri Young Pilot Flies Flaming Jet From City Before Crash CHICAGO —An Air Force pilot * Velours * Felte - AN our Rats [99 . PARIS A well fitting jolt with saucy bow knots. . .: to be worn with any costume. See this pachion-right collection of all fall colors. Next to Kindy Optical 13 North Saginaw Street 299 None Higher HATS — Li a j i a2< a SAVE 56 @ STEAM and DRY IRON $18.95 Value ironing instantly. “Dial the fabric’ control.gives proper heat for every ] 2 fabric Fully Cusranteed $100 Down --- 50¢ a Week tron with ease, press like @ tailor. You can do half your laundry with- out sprinkling. Steam iron presses woolens without a damp press cloth. Swifth from steam to dry STORE The L. A. 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A year | | perior, in education and polish of eee Jetiermn snd: ago it was $6.57. * the man whose brains he is sup- ere it left to me to decide} ooq rising in ‘price included | posedly trying to pick.” whether we should have a govern-|fiour, wheat, corn, oats, hams, Special!} Don’t Buy Anything Men's | Until You See the New - All Wool 2’ DEBWOOD j...| COATS oto $55.00 i | < uy Ht Hi f tit z ; industry has made through the | Prefer the latter.” potatoes, raisins, prunes, hogs and generations. Enroute, probably in| Eleven of the 14 states ratified | lambs. ee the earliest rounds of its battle for | between 1789 and 1791 the first of| The index represents the total a free hand in the shaping of its the initial ten amendments to the|cost at wholesale of one pound destiny, it left behind it the source constitution, with its famed, “‘Con-' each of 31 foods in general use. ism. 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PARK FREE REAR OF STORE WHILE SHOPPING A Baar eaters bos: with fur trim $32.95 Cee 7 t ? — , ee ( Pre-Teen 7 te 14 Debwood Coats .5 ern % as : j fudios Air- itioned style - leader one | ee aw : ig eg" _. $24.95 Aetinge Mesrray ee. “ an many styles Pre-Teen Debwoed Coats . « fashion- ei ARTHUR MURRAY Si rhea $34.95 |B ‘ wide range f : \ Ladies’ Debwood Coats ee 25 E. Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-0244 51 S. SAGINAW ST. ! ersten P : 4 ’ ' é } ™* = ¥ y 4 j f / 4 a : mh ‘ a ee ee i. | fn i ie May Lonnie came to the to receive the first pair of artificial legs fitted for a under 4 years. Within a he also received an artificial Figs TE Hospital directors said his ready acceptance of the artificial limbs 131 Reds to Prison ISTANBUL, Turkey —A Turk ish military court sentenced 131 Communists today to prison sen- tences ranging from 5 months to trial in Turkish history. The court's 850-page decision aft TaN COMMANDMENTS—A giant. four-story-high replica of the Ten Commandments, half of them shown in above picture, is moved into place on the stage of the International Amphitheater in Chicago, Il. It was constructed for the world premier of the ‘Freedom Festival.” Hannah to Be Speaker GRAND RAPIDS W—Dr. John Winds Whip Up Lake PORT HURON \‘#—Strong winds | Wednesday drove waves from Lake Students Fired From Sky Vigil for Roof Antics | WESTFIELD, Mass. #—There may he a shortage of civil de- fense volunteers, but Director Wil- liam Bushmann says school stu- dents no longer will be allowed to man the Ground Observation Corps tower on the roof of the Westfield High School He said yesterday that instead of looking for airplanes, the stu- dent watchers; 1. Flew model airplanes 2. Tampered with fire extinguish- ers. 3: Ran around the roof 4. Watched football games on an adjoining field instead of the sky. 5. Displayed a fresh and argu- mentative attitude toward _ the school of the tower. 7. Drove staples into the walls. 8, Caused other Wamage to the interior of the tower. Paper Plans -Centennial OWOSSO ~The Owosso Press, one of the state’s oldest news- papers, will celebrate its 100th birthday Monday with a centen- nial edition. Present and past em- ployes of the paper will attend a special dinner J. Evans Campbell, president and publisher, and his brother George W. Campbell, treasurer, were honored Wednesday at a Kiwanis Club dinnér. Paul A. Martin, editor and publisher of the Lansing State Journal, was the main speaker. New Yok Silence custodian. 6. Punched holes in the ceiling}: Ambulance Sirens city’s ambulance sirens effective Nov. 10 cut down on noise and in the interest of safety. Their wail is unnecessary, dan- gerous and “just spectacular stv- pidity,” said Commissioner Basil C. MacLean However, police will continue to give ambulances right of way wherever possible, he said, and special red lights on the vehicles will continue in use to attract po- lice attention. There are only two species of living elephant, the African and the Indian. i Sam Benson Says: ; ITS AFACT... PAY CASH AND PAY LESS! GET WISE MEN... Take the Side Street te My Store and Save Up te $10 te $20 on Your Suit, and $3 te $6 on Pants and jackets! . SAM — 20 South Perry St. Open ‘til 9 P.M, ae THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE Right Reserved te Limit Quentit soe REPUT A 67 NORTH SAGINAW h] ae i | N STREET 7 DAY SUPER SPECIAL! Olafsen Oleum Percomorphum secret hearings lasting A. Hannah, Michigan State College - acquitted 36 other defendants. All president and sis assistant Huron oo .and break- ' Medical cutee - — —_ t Port “ were — with attempting sevetery ef detuiee,: wil ' a. = Se ae Science e c muinist party for the purpose of| ®t @ dinner meeting of the Westiage was reported. Small boats is on the ovetthrowing the present govern-| Michigan Tourist and Resort Assn. | Were warned off the lake. Coast ment. . . Aesort operators also will | Guard officials said the high winds March U.S.P. QUALITY. PINT FOR LESS! <(limkt). « « « Pop rap ar peoaatiry hear John C, Beukema of Muske-| Were expected to end today. as core Com-| gon, president of the Great Lakes munist organization in Turkey gy ar int pee sae The Untied States produced . WALGREEN’S is in Step! 97° MOTH BALLS . 1 Q: President Eis@phower 2,149 automobiles in 1946 and Your Walgreen Pharmacist is proud to keep To Study Man’s Sanity | st. Lawrence Seaway Commission. 16,165,000 in 153° wtih the enesing now afvensis ent dasovprin of OR MOTH FLAKES. POUND SIZE (Limit 2) . 2 6 « CHARLOTTE \#—A sanity medical science. You can count on him te offer .the | Chocolate Filled . oe aes eae cczeseoerse |i 3h maws 2 AJAX CLEANSER ner of Lansing in the hitchhike .— ee a } CANDIES - 2 All for C slaying of another Lansing man oreo eres Bi Fs 1-15¢ FAB ° Jodee Archie D. McDoaald. Police BRUSS WITH A REPUTATION rE cells bag. 7 20° — —- Saree 23° WAX PAPER Niles Liscomb, 30, last Aug. 4 - ‘ Dit. Med. She ear. le ° L The commission will be com- SAL MOIST-TEX. ECONOMY SIZE ROLL (limit2) o 2 « « posed of Drs. Cari Bradford of ‘Herman Van Ark of of Charlotte. It will make a re- Laxative-antacid port Oct. 25. An average intercity motor o ay truck in the U.S. travels about 48,- a 20-3: 30 Cony 2 30 Wed.9.30-8-00 Fri HALF-GALLON of ICE CREAM 4 PINT 69° PACKS Your Dollar Buys MORE at Walgreen's HOUSEHOLD VALUES! Ingraham Movement 40-hr. APEX Alarm Clock 15-30 Amp. =. 5° SHOE 7 FUSE win ss Salis LAvie 'eVuUw 3:55 49° CASTOR OIL Save at Walgreen's. 4-ounce . Popular 27 33° Guarantee 4% 45 ESS. 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Se Uncle Dan Casts and gag the convention at| YE ON Summer tad Camp for Youths ; millions of and say they did not even discuss| Children the past five years, said the proposals. today he is figuratively packing * ¢ @ away his beard and red suit in < atifavor of another philanthropic i [ ig i mite hn or than 2388; States but.also in Canada, It is| Most of his effarts have been de- America's biggest Lutheran body.| voted te children of convicts wr Old Camden Ferry Shed | wing to do with tays this year be- Leveled in $100,000 Fire cause I wanted to concentiate on Hf ae 38k 2 . Reg. $2.00 Only $5.95 Valve SPECIAL 98 FOR YOUR CAR NOW $1 : BEFORE Per Tire B. F. Goodrich Special Purchase CUSHION-ROBE Grip Blocks cross cut im your tires, remove slip and skid . mopping and starting power. 25 ee" oe . give you amazing sew “al, ~ Pood cmeerpillar . Wet Exactly os Pictured Burns and Allen THT N. Derry St. MURRAY 20” Boy’s or Girl's Bike Big Puncture Proof Semi Pneumatic: Tires Ball Bearing Crank } AB Wheels and Coaster Broke } Trainer Wheels 29" Open Friday Nights ’til 9 —sogetatt HE tt BS g** gfe i tained about 500 underprivileged children. . Their reactions were so reward- ing that next year Vinson expects to have about 5,000 from different parts of the country. There is no Ex-Red Director Indicted ly sought to, achieve those aims “as speedily as circumstances everything in one place. and will run through Friday. TWENTY-THREE Convention-goer |Philly DA Warns Getting to Know Hutchinson, Kan. HUTCHINSON, Kan. “®—Nels/ Richardson Dilworth says he will Greenlund figures it’s nice having | order the arrest of Bryant Bowles, head of the National Assn. for the |, NAAWP Leader PHILADELPHIA ®—Dist. Atty. Greenlund, manager Of an Atch-| Advancement of White People, if ison investment firm, arrived Sun-| Bowles trys to sponsor anti-inte- day to attend a convention of the | gration meetings here. Kansas Title Assn. Other delegates} Dilworth said yesterday that he left when the meting: ended, but/had seen and heard Bowles claim Greenlund stayed on. : Tuesday he attended a meeting} here to do the same job he claims . of the Kansas Society for Excep- to have done in Milford, Del., Bal- tional Children, whtich followed the title association session, That end- ed Tuesday evening, but Greenlund still didn't leave. He's atending sas > sues the tactics in Philadelphia Kansas Estate| that he attempted in those other Boards, aad conmmae aaa cities, I shall promptly issue an order for his arrest for inciting to} on television that ‘“‘he was coming and Washington. . * + “I think Mr, Bowles should be notified. right now that if he pur- coat to tl wp rac rn DHHS Last Night . 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V Obesity Is a Problem to Nation Death Rate Goes Up in Proportion to Excess Weight By TILLIE LEWIS Written Expressly for International News Service Back in the 18th Century Henry Giles wrote his views on obesity which, if recorded today for pub- lication would start doctors every- where reaching for their stetho scopes. “There is something cordial in a fat man," he said. ‘‘Everybody likes him and he likes everybod) Food does a fat man good, ‘t clings. to him he swells nobly out and fills a generous space in life.” What this chronologer failed to note was that while a fat mah “swells nobly out.” he also will probably fill out his coffin much sooner than his thinner friends according to published life insur- ance statistics Today, doctors cal] obesity the number one health problem of our nation, and can haul out statistics to prove it. “Between the ages of 20 and 64 overweight men have a death rhte 3% per cent higher than their ‘normal’ neighbors; overweight women pay for their poundage a death rate 47 per cent higher. In other words, for both men and women, the death rate goes up like a kite in proportion to excess weight. So there is far more than sonal vanity behind the calorie counting fad that is s the country. companies — i : ae ait lil i Joan Dudley of Neome drive, Barbara Fair of Mark avenue and Carol Wray of “tractive Osceola drive (left lo right) were three recent tea sponsord by the club. Pontiac Press Phete Amies members who attended a Pontiac Symphony Lists\Guild Planning Mischa Mischakoff, concert meister of the Detroit Symphony On the program will be a toccata and fugue by Frescobaldi and Mozart's Symphony in D Major Membership Tea |to Be Held Nov. 2 - TA theater party at the Detroit ais tort Ha 5% i 5% *F First Performance Oct. 27 (Haffner). Mr. Mischakoff will play a Mendelssohn violin con- certo. Debussy's “Clair de Lune” and a Rossini overture will com- “| plete the program McDowell Male Chorus will present seasonal selections when it appears with the orchestra on Dec. 7. On Feb. 16, Carel Resen- berg, pianist, will appear and Marilyn Garrard, Detroit Sym- Francesco DiBlasi, conductor of Pontiac Symphony Orchestra has expressed his enthusiasm over re- cent auditioning which has resulted in many new members for the or- ganization He wishes to thank the new members and those who have been with the orchestra during the past seasons who have joined their tal- “Tents and faithfulness in making the four season concerts possible. Patrons and active members of the orchestra association have en- deavored to keep the cost of the four concerts low enough to attract musically minded persons from all over Oakland County. Geta Good Match children's socks with First Luncheon at Open Hunt Section presidents of the Bir- mingham-Bloomfield Hills branch of the Needlework Guild of Ameri- ca will be entertained by the board of directors of this branch at luncheon next Wednesday at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club. Mrs; Glen R. Miller is president of the group, Mrs. William L, Graham, Mrs. Lioyd H. Dieh! Jr and Mrs, Robert N. Woodruff, vice- presidents, Mrs. Parbury Schmidt, secretary and Mrs Parsons Neft, treasurer Mrs, Wright Tisdale and Mrs. Donald Hutton are new members of the boa®@ and Mrs. Hutton is in charge of publicity. Mrs. Carle- ton C, Patterson is honorary vice- president. The annua! Ingathering and breakfast will be given at the Bir- mingham Community House Oct. -. 7 * +. Mrs. Russel Strickland is chair- man of the committee which se- cures the props for each produc- tion for St, Dunstan's Guild. Among her assistants are Mrs. Merrill O Bates, Mrs, Edwin M. Beresford, Mrs, T. Ledyard Blakeman, Mrs. Charles Coward, Mrs, U. B. Gran nis, Mrs. Anthony Ransel!, Mrs C. George Shepherd, Mrs. George W. Smith, Mrs. E. J. Schirmer, Mrs, Sheldon Noble and Mrs. Jer- vis B. McMechan. Serartest - Jewelry Is a Kept Clean The mature woman knows the importance of smart jewelry to complete her costume. And she usually has a good collection of costume necklaces. bracelets and earrings to suit every occasion and If you insist uporm wearing that same pair of silver earrings, for instance, both you and your “‘pub- lic’’.. will soon grow tired of them. And if they're the easiest to To avoid tangling. close all bracelets, necklaces and pins. : If the bottom layer of your jewelry box isn't sectioned, make small cardboard separators to separate the heavier, bulky jewelry from your more delicaté pieces Pearis are often described as lustrous. Is your pearl jewelry as lustrous as it was when you bought it? If not, remind yours4@}f to give it more frequent tubbings. Place your pearl jeweiry in a besia full of lukewarm suds and scrub it with a soft, sudsy brush. Wipe it dry with a lintless cloth. A well-organized jewelry Box wakes for easy reaching and se- lection of thdt particular piece of jewelry needed to add “‘personal- ity” to your costume. Square Dance Club Names Chairmen The board of directors of the Hoedowner Square Dance Club met at the home of the Raiph Monroes on Third street Tuesday evening. Plans were discussed for an Oct. 16, pre-season dance to be held at Owen School. Committee chairmen named for the coming year were DeWitt Hart; Leonard Buzz, the William Featherstones, the Glen Hartungs, Mrs. Ralph Monroe, Mrs. Donald Mattison and Mrs. Roy Burch Cornstarch Is Help . A little cornstarch or flour brushed over the strip of rubber around the refrigerator door after washing will make it last longer. to dramatize the coiffure. Here are two typical examples’ of Lilly etdhc busin: At right is @ brown satin cap Dache’s “drop of a hat” collection designed | split in the maddle to show the chignon, Left, a helmet | worn well back to give full play to the softly of sable feathers follows the upswept lines | waved hair. Jam Sandwich Especially Good French-Toasted Everyone will enjoy French toast made this special way. French-Toast Jam Sandwiches 6 alices white bread “e cup black a preserves 2 ij oo 3 tablespoons butter of margarine Spread four slices of the bread with the jam, uging 1 tablespoon on each; top with matching slices and press together sandwich-style. Beat eggs until yolks and whites are combined; add sugar, milk and a dash of salt; beat or stir until sugar is dissolved. Place jarh sandwiches in 9- inch square baking pan; pour miik mixture over them; turn once or twice so bread is evenly ntoistened on both sides. Heat 2 tablespoons butter in $ Vew Rope Jewelry, from Matching Earrings, from Pur products labeled te show country of origin @f imported furs. ee ee a eg Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat $319 October Scle Price Brown Dyed Nerthere Beck | x Muskrat Coats ey October Sele Price $199 See these new, strikingly beautiful fashions in fur coats, capes, jackets, stoles and scarfs by ANNIS — America’s greatest name in furs since 1887. Every fur reflects the con- summate artistry and inspired styling that distinguishes Annis furs from all others. Can 7S Pee Ee . was ee RE ae ATTEND OUR SPECIAL TRUNK SHOWING in Our EXCLUSIVE FUR SALON Clean Your Copper Fry_until golden-brown on ‘both sides, adding remaining 1 table- spoon butter to skillet when you turn. sandwiches carefully with spatula. ——— ERE “"HLIBE MAY” (Exclusive With Arthur's) z FRENCH / Others to 45.00 | . STARTING at 95, OO Alice May, just back from Paris, selected for | you from leading Modistes and Couturiers . : from Orcel, Albuoy, Svend, Paulette, Cloude, Skint, Cyr, Faith and DeGivenchy. Featured ore the flat look, the covered-up look, - the rourided look, in the new “Heart Tones” and colorful autumn leaf shades. “Every head size.” pt Millinery Salon—Second Floor wir ey are Ww wish & BB FRIDAY and SATURDAY Featuring Beautiful New Furs by Arthur’s and Annis FURS Shown on living models Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. . Saturday from 2 to 5 in our second floor salon. a Mr. Halverson _Come, meet Mr. Hal- verson, famous fur authority -from Annis Furs in our fur salon during this event. Every fur is October Sale priced to give you guaranteed savings. Buy now... take advantage of the most exciting savings in years! 10% Down Payment Take Months to Pay Balance All prices plus Fed. Tax... now only 10% Fur Salon—Second Floor é Squirrel Capelets Brown Dyed - *109 Pastel and Dark Four ‘Skin Natural Mint SCARFS 99 October Sele Price f Grey or Blond Dyed Nerthern Flank Muskrat Coats 265 October Sele Price Natural Ranch Mink Capelets October Sale Price ? THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 ~NEW FASHION THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE LINE and TEXTURE in - WINTER GONTS: is a warm story 49.95 Others From 29.95 TONE-on-TONE LINGERIE 2 100% Wool © Chinchilla @ Plush, Fleece @ Wool Cashmere Blend @ Alpaca Pile @ Zibeline, Tweed -@ Rembrandt Collars @ Cathedral Backs @ Shorty, Three-Quarter @ Full Length @ Warmly Interlined @ Glowing Winter Shades @ Juniors’, Misses’ and Women's Half Sizes PANTIES... . ~~ Sites 5-6 [QO PETTICOAT . . smt 3,95 BED JACKETS . . smi 3,95 SLIPS:. |... 3238 5,95 @ Tricot double layer @ Beoutifully tailored @ Ruffle trim @ Lace bodice slip @ Coral-pink over peach @ Mauve-blue over pink Lingerie—Second Floor WARMTH—STYLE VALUE «GIRLS COATS Young Folks—Lower Level PARK FREE! ee 95.00 and 99.95 2 Boxy and fitted, warmly Convenient interlined and tong wearing Locations Fleece, boucle, chinchillo, al! 100% wool. Soft pastels, checks, or across from bright winter shades. Matching velvet or felt hots. POST Girls’ 7-14 —— OFFICE Use Our Convenient Layaway both sides and — For All Occasions across from PONTIAC DRESSES wore: RIKER GARAGE ... 395 ' 14.95 a Have Your Flattering styles, whispering . Parking Ticket taffeta, fussy nylon. crisp Stamped crystalette, or velvet com- for One Hour binations. Some with can f "4 Free Parking can petticoats or pelon While Making : lined skirts. Beautifl Fall - a Purchase ¢ shades. in Our Store” * aera ad @ Smooth Longer Line @ Empire Waistline @ Straight or with a Flare @ Rayon, Taffeta, Crepe @ Velveteen, Crystalette @ Silk, Satin, Faille @ Black and Colors @ Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s Half Sizes Better Dresses—Second Floor > NEW SOFT LINE, LONGER TORSO SILHOUETTE ORESoto 24.95 35.00 A SPECIAL PURCHASE FALL oUITS .. 25.00 @ Rayon and Acetate Blends @ Fabrics Look, Feel Like Wool @ Flannel, Pincheck, Broadcloth @ Menswear, Tweed, and Others @ Two and Three*Piece Styles @ Black and Fall Shades @ Junior, Misses’, Half Sizes Suit Sclon—Second Floor SUCCESS FASHIONS in ». A495 @ Fall’s leading color @ 100% wool jersey @ Droped styles @ Black, colors, white @ Sizes 30 to 38 @ Sheoth or empire waist @ Can-con petticoat styles @ Junior and misses sizes @ Scoop and dress-up neckline @ Moc-turtle and mandarin Blowses—Main Floor Young Looking . . . FLATTERING 100% WOOL SKIRTS BUDGET CHARCOAL DRESSES = @ Young in Heart . . . 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She | || | Thar view "president: Bree ‘Louis | nal peliat te tp food eontikion Bea | Se is the } : : rs. : Park at Our Front Door 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. | Mrs. Ben Mirkin, recording secte. shah dig pl yr as daughter of , Bets The Phi = . tary and Mrs. Allen treasurer. To do this, wash the surface the Gustave a ta ' . The past president's pin was | ith a strong soap and water or ¥ Jahns of Sorority presented to Mrs. Peter Metes. | With @ thin paste solution of a cs 2... . F shi n our . The group held a discussion on | %CTubbing powder. Rinse well, and ~ Filion and his Chea , re tet Seay Cit leur, ‘Than ie ha lee me f parents are the Show er from Waterford Township | i"é. dust it and start painting. i ae ’. Fred Blockers THURSDAY, Ski Schools. Chemicals similar to, aspirin are “9 Me , beds A . of LeGrande Or igh School irts Poni Hostesses were Mrs. Rich- alas oe ee vom fe he a ; a if ie } = MR. and MRS. CARL D. BLOCKER . -—o-—— Sweaters Jean Jahn Is Wed Saturday Accenting rs Ey. cone Blouses YOU — e e Blocker. was matron of honor. She Are terrific! een un it tugs ot Me nd Yr her crepes, ; his parents are the Fred Blockers | she carried a bouquet of yellow close-fitted 7 of LeGrande avenue. rosébuds surrounded with chrys- suite! hl The bride wore = floor length | anthemums and carnations with Warner's SS yellow streamers. / newest ‘ John Blocker was best man among the better things... a\| ct > Wed s Chalk at sary bine dese with ‘round Ss eal Handy of pink carnations was chosen by eircular- If you are planning to alter athe bride’s mother for the cere- CANTERBI TRY stitching. on dress, it’s a good idea to use tai-|mony. The bridegroom's mother ye the: “oear| Then, slp ref corsage of e & the a full-fashioned orlon sweater!| 7 sasly to ig Ge maociien cnc ti tome par = —_ al ame ” to : Use a ripper or a pair of sharp scissors “so you won't fear or “Y’oung Adults 2 stretch the material. To make Ae Ss apt sang oe | Teme haat Co he Pn ® of care “oung a skirt aA In White § 50 not to stretch the fabric. YMCA will hold a record dance ‘ In a class by itself... Piam all the alterations very|this evening. The club meeting of 6 this well-mannered No. 2170 side, ae buen woah gw = oe aa aa and : ~ orlon sweater. way you want it before you cut./ An orchestra will provide music Ke . for the “Fall Stumble’’ to be held ‘ imported nahrmapiaeties S Patient in Hospital Oct. 17 from 9 until 12. | 4 superbly detailed , Lgun: McCallum, danghter of a sare the YMCA ad ; oop elessi ; Judge and Mrs. Cecil McCallum of eevee seeks . flannel =e ar Dwight avenue, is a patient at st.|"ecTestional activities for young k English tradition, 4494 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-7224 Joseph Mercy Hospital, where she people in a wholesome atmosphere. | or es costo ts Fall Activities 44 ee 6 4 | : oper an ° MALING SHOES Outlined for Group . a tweed uncanny speed... Heating and Contractors’ Associa- : never needs reshaping. ee cel tee eae at | 14 95 : Sh } b St di 8 H Hotel Waldron. , . - Plans were completed for vari- : fall activities of the . in- CS DEEN STANANG © MOUS — oi siete ern ; dent and other officers in the ‘ e organization. Shaft-slim with but ches not tived : Coming E sen an oming Events raring , . | a Sreitg Ot ee Eile "Ss ; That's true! She'll arrive home as peppy W. Monteaim St. pockets and as when she left! Magic? Not at all! She's mite chairmen meeting. thie, eventing ar T Wade at oose Temple, mens belts to match. Choose yours in verms Sens - ears Tem Boerd will held « Pish —the wonder shoes that feel as lovely ramets Deora om Be grey, red, cognac, a they look! Admire the two styles Male Temple. 82 o” white and green. shown here— then come and see them mene Fg i pa he a > >: , f : _ Community House. Organization of Wert - The cardigan, $8.95 and deems of others in either suede or ~xifl Bioomfield) Township Civil Defense work Also available in fine lustre gabardine, i long sleeve = The slipover, $6.95 navy, black and brown $17.95 nylon slip-on NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC There are only TWO AUTHORIZED ST. MARY Coat Dealers exe SHIP OHOE oes wig the ever-lovely a bo multi-striped in Pontiac: ” ’ broadcloth blouse Ce cotton sprinkled George's Newport's “4 with hearts and 98 Waite’s Dept. Store Manufacturer e will not stand behind Round-Town ST. MARY COATS ° Walkers purchased - from G99 other than / . . a authorized For ladies of distinction ~ a = , Mh-h-h! Such Comfort Sen's Snonz’ pit stiatines faa ead cates apg egy : - dealers a broadcloth! Its special charms: , lerever tala = Bleck Coll trim in Pontiac! i eae as ranean on this ever-washable Suip’n Suore! M li . , , collar... ront...luxurious m-dyed combed with a shiny-dull surface, : warts etslyaiond “sentence tipnpnd | aling Shoes _ Markette Ine. gene 5 | th ta ins r -_ ro Wash-lovely combed cotton broadcloth ~cboed by borvel walls on the sow throe-quarter sleeves 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET - Se Men "Coast white and watercolor pastels, Sizes 30 to 40. and dyed-to-match pearl buttons! Sizes $0 to 38 _ Open Friday Evenings } Marysville, Michigan a [ a a 4 Tuesday. vithe th traced the history of state aid to education, sta the ; to the by several amendments. Mr. Wiersema, in'presenting the argument against meeting, stated that the school projects Daughter @ffairs. A future meeting of — Sod tuts ati is planned for Nov. 4 at Hawthorne tage of sales tax revenue allocated — Membership group met with Mrs. Jack comic books, and undesirable types, and stressing ts should censor comics and encourage good habits. Mr. and Mrs. Roland and Mrs. Reon groups. Josephine Seeley, school nurse, spoke to health chairmen. She was assisted y Mrs. George Wyman and Mrs. Paul Brown. Home Mothers met with Mrs. George Gray and Mrs. Leonard Saari. Safety in the home was discussed by Glenn Husted, of Wilson school, assisted by Mrs. John Neaves. cle safety and school and traffic / safety were part of the general discussion. Publicity chairmen met with Mrs. Lyle Dusenbury. A recommendation that each school support the schol- arship fund was accepted by the assembly. An organizational meeting for the High School PTA SEL SE meee wommntay at 6 <'eoeh Se De igh Seoe > ate on Conlin Bill Mrs. Orville Gauthier, librarian for the elementary schools, ytold of the allocation set aside for each for set! Mbrary Up and shed assistance in replring Social Worker Is Speaker - , and books now in use. Women’s Chorus : (Aévertisoment) Holds Rehearsal Perfume That Clings THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, Mary Lou Kennedy Honored at Shower of Robert L. Overcashier, was henored Sunday at a miscellaneous shower given by her sister-in-law, hMrs. John Kennedy of Williams street. : Mary Lou is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. J.-C. Rederstorf of East Beverly street and Robert is the son of Mrs. Frank A, Overcashier of Oxbow Lake and the late Mr. Overcashier. The couple will ex- change their vows Saturday. 1054 Cracked Eggs ‘Foiled’ The best. way to “foil” ‘the aggravation of a cracked egg is to foil it tightly with a single thickness of aluminum foil to keep the white part from leaking out into the cooking water. A current magazine says that you should add a half-minute to your preferred time for soft-cooking. and cook the egg in the usual.time if you want it hard. 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The WAF, who describes her- | She readily admitted “Men normally play better golf than women. For one reason they can hit the ball farther.” But Capt. Busch. who has been dabbling in competitive golf for four years. found that male superiority in this case made for a happy relationship between the; sexes, “Women play better golf vith men partners.” she continued. “Their game is improved by the stiffer competition.” The new champ ihsisted that the more gallant members of the male ' species never ease up on their clubs to let their lady partner taste the joy of victory. Capf. Busch added j *A lot of encouragement is. all a gal can expect in mixed play.” ; And, according te the bach- | elor service woman, girls who look te the fairway as a setting | fer romance may just as well turn in their golf clubs. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS d the when rew members Ji an to ‘square your seta” Square Set Club opened its Wednesday evening with a dance at Wever School Joining. the group this year are Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Barnes, Mr jand Mrs. Clayton Wilson, Mr. and Russell Williams, the Willard season j Mrs | \Women of Moose ‘Hear Speaker Women of the Moose held Moose- heart Chapter night Monday eve- Moose Temple on Mt. |Clemens street Mrs. James | Decker introduced C. J. Cavalier, secretary of the Loyal Order of the Moose, who spoke on the famous “Child City.” ning in the | Mrs. Bertha. Williams, senior jregent of the Flint Chapter and Mrs Ernest. Threlkel. junior re gent, were honor guests i Mrs. Arthur Burling was in- itiated in honer of Mra. Robert | Gedfrey. Mrs. Norman Carrie | was named hospital chairman and Mrs. Bernard Denton was installed as assistant guide by | Mrs. Howard McCandless, junior graduate regent. Tickets are available for the an- nual Halloween dance to be given | Oct. 29. lron, Then R Ruffle Iron lace flat and then work the ruffle in with your fingers. The lace should come out perfectly ironed, and with no tearing from the point of the iron. New Members Welcomed by Square Set Dance Club Fulkersons, the Marvin McInnallys, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yarger and the Lester Brysons Others are the Harold Schrams, the Martin Locks, the Fred — and the Max Wilsons. Novelty dances were intreduced by Sam Joan and Ralph Price. Callers for the evening were Sid Olson, Pete Messeman, Mr. Price, Robert Bunce, Harry An- derson, Melvin Norberg, James Thompson and Mr. Joan. On the Social committee for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reaves and Mr. and Mrs. Olson. Guests for the evening included Bill Beckett ‘and Louise McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Neil. Hargreaves, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rose, the John Shortways, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Care and Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie Winegar. MOMS Rosine New Committees New committee members were appointed by MOMS of America, Inc. Unit two at the Tuesday meet- ing held in the Center street home of Mrs. Edgar Thomas. Working this year will be Mrs. William Morrell, Mrs. Harry Lux- on, Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Harry Place, Mrs. S. E. Thomas and Mrs. Clarence Hick- mott. Use Egg Carton To avold squashed fruit in a pic- nic basket, pack the plums or apri- cots or what-not in an egg carton \ Open Friday Morning For Business at Our New Location RR rae ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 Membership Tea Held at ee Mrs. John Marra (left) was hostess for the annual | membership tea sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary to} the Oakland County Medical Society Wednesday at wi Indianwood Lake home. She is shown with Mrs. N Pontiac Press Phetes Durocher (center) of Old Orchard drive, president of the auxiliary. Mrs. James Quinn of Marlborough drive (right) helped receive the members. Pontiac Residents Return From Points of Interest 2 S. Saginaw (Corner of Pike) Complete Selection of Clothing For Babes to 10 Years Olds New Merchan- dise OA he khekheheedh AAAAAAL LAA . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pearce returned to their Oneida road home Tuesday evening following a two week tour of the eastern states While at Seneca Falls, N. Y., they visited the John Condes, Lake Placid, N. Y.. Vermopt New Hampshire and Shawnee on the Delaware were included in their tour, Marilyn Main ef West Irequois road and Setty Felpasch of North Perry street returned Sun- day frem a twe week trip te Daytona Beach, Miami and Sil- ver Springs. Fishing in Florida proved successful for Marilyn, who caught a six foot eight inch sailfish. The Frank Newcombs of Oge- Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Wells (nee Gail M. Baker) of Buchanan announce the birth of a son, Garry Robert, Sept, 20 Geuntgattiis are Dr. and Mrs Robert H. Baker of Birmingham and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wells of Chicago. LJ . * Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Hedges have returned to their winter Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Jewell will be honored Oct. 17 when friends and relatives gather at their High- land road home on the occasion lof their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. Jewell's brothers and sisters will be hosts for the open: house which will be held from 2 until 4, - . 7. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tobirt of Jack- > AS es Fd Masterpieces \N MODERN CARPET and FURNITURE SERVICE Sectional“ Manhattan” QUALITY e. Each section 28” high, 37” fine foam rubber cushions. deep and 49” long. In a choice of decorator fabrics, very 2 pieces e@ VALUE 5295 The curve section 48 inches long from corner out to each end. 36-inches deep and 28 inches high. Full foam rubber cushion throughout. Curve section . . .$175.00, Come ond see the very newest | wool round wire textured carpet in unusual decorotor colors. 35 Modern 4 ply oll - sq. 75 3/8 Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday—9:30 Until 6 P. M. maw road celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday eve- ning at Hotel Roosevelt. sonville, Ill., are. houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Antolich and their daughter, Karen, of Navajo road home in San Benito, Texas after a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Benter of East troquois road. . . 7 $6.95 $7.95 815-12 1242-3 if Again this Fatt-a bevy of 5 if new styles for girls and be particular about your vour if shoes, and choose long-w i comfortable, economical Rex if shoes. STORE HOURS: —— 815-12 $5.95 1215-4 $6.95 Thursday—Friday—Saturday—9:30 Until 9 P. M. ; errr | r py ? West Heres . Be 932 W. ¥2 Block From Telegraph Budget Terms PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT OUR DOOR Mode aA CARPET & FURNITURE Co. Block West Of Tei Meree Shope ot A os Le ee a @ PLENTY of FR Huron St. Open Thursday, Friday and Sa CHILDRENS SHOES . that rate (+ for wear! [rv oe in favorite Red Godse shoes. Be The Shoe Box Men's—Women’'s—Children's Better Shoes Tel-Huron Shopping Center Mr. and Mrs. Chartes C. Sons, and daughter Carol bave moved from their East lroqueis road home to Phoenix, Ariz. + . > Mr. and Mrs. John Cauley of ' Sylvan Lake announce the birth of {a son, Gregory Paul, Oct, 6 in * > St. Joseph Mercy Hospitat>- : | Gregory's grandparents are the Henry P. Cauleys of Whittemore street and the George R. Olivers of Devonshire road + . > Donnajean Haven of Ward's drive, Dinah Mitchel! of | Bloomfield Terrace and Jerre | Russel of Orchard Lake are among | the students attending Kingswood School Cranbrook this fall. * a Russel P. Swaney, son of the Russel A. Swaneys of Birming- ham, has been appointed Cadet Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of Michigan. Russel is a senior in the engi- neering school Firm flexible leathers for real comfort and long wear. Exclusive patent- ed one-piece heel for “walk-right” protection. Shower I : Gi ven for Bride-Elect Roxanne Anthony, bride-elect of Bill Wiseheart, was feted Tuesday evening at a miseellaneous shower given by Mrs. Marie Gix and Mrs. Ethel Parks at the latter's Judson street home Roxanne is the daughter of the Kenneth P. Anthonys of Mt. Clem- ens street and he.is the son of the ; Walter Wisehearts’ of Auburn Heights. The couple will exchange A-B-C-D-E WIDTHS outhful VS... their Vows in a ceremony to be . performed Oct. 2 igster's Guests were Mrs \ seheart, earing, Janet Wiseheart, Mrs Anthony, i Goose Mrs. Arthur Augustine, Mrs. Sam- uel Smith, Mrs. William J Morris, Mrs. Ralph Derragon and Mrs. William Galbraith Others. were Mrs. Thomas Pruitt, Mrs. Walter Drake, Mrs. Blanche Woodman, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs. Douglas Green. Mrs. Harry Luter and Mrs. Jack Berlien A-B-C-D — || WIDTHS Jane’s Beauty Shop MILFORD HOTEL Featuring Helen Reading Hair Stylist 8 Years Experience J. L. Hudson. For Appointment Call -MUwal 4.0245 EE PARKING @ turday Evenings ‘til 9 P. M. 5, - es ae’ i St. age? Ee? Mrs. Frank Mercer of Ottawa drive | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY Mrs. P. V. Wagley (left) of Bloomfield Terrace chats |*"Y “™*. with Mrs.F, H. O, Warner of Lorraine Court Wednesday when the Women’s Auxiliary to the Oakland County Medi- | roxas py about 200,000 square cal Society held the annual membership tea. miles. \ een. ‘ r, OCTOBER 7.1956 Dr. Whitmer toExplain — Wever Plans What are the plans for the con- version~ of Wever Junior High School to a neighborhood elemen- tary scho@? This will be the subject Dr. Dana P. Whitmer. Pontiac superin- tendent, will discuss this eve- ning as guest speaker df the Wever Parent Teacher Student Associa- tion meeting. To be held in the Wever school auditorium et 7:30, the parents from the Malkim, Hawthorne and Owen school areas are invited to attend this important meeting. The PTSA said that all interested peo- ple in the community are asked to come Glenn Griffin, president of the Pontiac Board of Education will also be on the program to explain about the proposed new junior bigh school plans which will allow the converting of Wever to an elemen- ae British Columbia {s larger than Michigan Likes Squash of the State Hospital Grounds and Mrs. H. 'Mrs. John Marra was hostess at her home| According to marketing agents, butternut squash is becoming ‘one of Michigan's favorite vegetables. Distinguished by its unusual shape Two New Comfort Devices for Baby |esa sit: yetow coor, tis squash has solid flesh that is never stringy and is almost as sweet as the ‘it's new... it's - original .. . it’s terrific . .. the End Those 3 A.M. Blues for Daddy Pick a daddy—any daddy (par-|ing (which mama does anyway) ticularly a new daddy) and ask|lots of babies and fathers actually him to talk about his fatherhood |S*t ® solid night's sleep every hip pata How ée they > &? One wise father in the be something like these: 1. “Just | cian invented two clever li can't get enough sleep.” 2. ‘Just}ducts that do everything a can't get enough sleep.” Reasons? You wouldn't believe ‘em (that is, unless you are @ new father yourself). They talk about , eiite > things like ‘‘testing’’—testing to see what baby’s unhappy about at|>abysitters.” “Sleepy-bye” — 3’a.m. (when most sensible peopje|W&r™m Sannelette oversieeper—is + f Hi i ut : t fF i : aerodrome) tase heal vig heat rash, any rash? Are the | a anew hax. windows open too much, too a ae a wae ea little? Are his legs caught in the | ang just think—a quick Zip tight ... mot enough is he in for the night. cramped? Poor papa must try everything—turning him, chang- vn what keeps ing him, covering him, carrying Sleepy-drye a = bime—beping eno test will de.the |"sht over baby's single or trick! diaper. This special little all diaper cover is really Happily, fatherhood really—dee- : ! wa n't have to be as dim as all that.| washable, cool—‘sleepy-irye” eee eee eras eietere ; tl : locked in the diaper—no wet beds Standard 5 and nightclothes, no endless cri Cua? changes. Knitting Bags |" Diaper rash? Never. Aluminum Bi, bye” has no-hot-plastic_or_rubber } Standaril. «....5...+.% linings to make baby hot—t Weod = hs cooling air in, lets burning Standard........00+.- monia out Next — nightelothes — what- ever you prefer and depending on baby’s age — sleepers or Just an added plus—there's noth- ing quite as wonderful for play- time as “‘sleepy-bye” (older babies can actually walk in this over- sleeper). Think of the clothes _| changes that saves! sweet potato. Try this new baking Headline Beauty for Fall Let us re-style your coiffure as for Fall. > — WILLIAMS LAKE BEAUTY SHOP by Betty Green, Mer. 6493 Hatchery Rd. 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Here are two of the sparkling little hats in our_ large fall ‘collection. Top off your new outfit with a wonderful .. . distinctive touch to fall coats and suits in all fall colors and head sizes. Waite's Millinery—Third Floor coats of ‘silky, soft, rich. . .. MOUTON (dyed processed lamb) *660 3 Smart Lengths! 28, 34 and 42 Inches! We are happy to assist you in fitting problem feet , Gillie’ SHOES leather in Red, Black, Benedictine. Sueded leather in Brown, Blue, Black. Black, Blue or Red, Benedectine. Phone FE 2-7440 26 W. Huron St. 4 Yes, Mothers, here ot lest is the only Baby outer- germent guaranteed to weer two. or three yeors! First es a warm bunting, then . . Zip-Zip . . next yeer os @ snow suit. Complete with bonnet. Blue, mint for boys. Pink, meize for girls. 100% nylon insulation. Come in end let us demonstrate it for you. ~* PHONE and MAIL ORDERS WELCOMED! PRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIAL! Infants’ Reg. 79¢ Flannel Rosebud Gowns 4°," ./ and Kimonos Sf te NT ft ¢%, a Fits ce Che pretty | pink . or biue * rosebud print. SNONDERLAND hog “Best for Children” Be FEdero! TEL-HURON. SHOPPING — e . P. M. 5-9955 CENTER 9 T « Shoes for Young Folks Small Deposit of Just 6.60 Holds Your Coat in Layaway in our Cold Storage Vaults until you need it! @ Fur is water-repellent ®@ Double thickness under-arm shields ®@ Skins individually matched, hand cut and hand blocked ®@ Shoulders hand blocked for molded fit @ Rolled bottom for a clean, luxurious look @ Lining guaranteed for 2 years 'Waite’s Fur Salon— Third Floor *Fer products labeled te show country of origin of imported furs! * iad . s” som ae as x * th : # ? rn J , { / 4 { : , xa al. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 1954 } 2 pie. Hf f Fe] i B : i + x y= A just over raw i EF $= i ; Ciliy Z Pa : z i E zE i i i i | a it get that way, is not to fai Z¢ Master the- Technique ‘of ht Way One of the nicest things about living in this country is that when someone tells you that you should or should not do something, you Hy 5 resistance it will offer electricity. resistance comes too insulation on the wire be- and pretty soon any that is in con- begins to burn unless, of course, a fuse blows of electrical appliance, the that comes with it is the cor- wire and the correct or that someone might burn. If the cord on a particular appli- ance is tod short, take the unit to electrician and have him install heavier cord or give the number of watts required the appliance so that he can supply you with the correct site cord which you can then install 9 WEYVENBERG MA Ste (vs VitAT Shoes VOAGIL Meet ~ Massagic Comfort The best way to Bet acquainted with Foot Comfort is to wear a pair of MASSAGIC Shoes. When you step into Massagics you'll say “This is it! Come in and see. Sizes $ 95 - SY to 12 14 A-EEE Others to $17.95 | DIEM’S Shoe Store “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” 12 W. Huron. FE 2-2492 4 X Restaurant. Tips Given by Writer _ Man Stands Only if Woman or Elderly Gentleman Enters By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: When a man and woman are seated at a table in a restaurant, should the man ris? and remain standing only when a woman comes dver to the table, or does he do the same for a man? Usually he rises only for a woman, but he would also show this corrtesy to a really old gen- tleman, Dear Mrs, Post: When my fi- ance and I sit in a restaurant booth should we sit across from each other or may we sit beside each other? If the table is very narrow, you sit across from each other. If ahe table is wide and set for four people, you sit side by side. Dear Mrs. Post: When a girl and a man are being shown to their table in a restaurant, and the man is waylaid by friends of his own who are unknown to the git], what is she supposed to do? She follows the waiter to the table and sits down. Dear Mrs, Post: Often it happens that people from my office come into the same restaurant in the neighborhood and they will ask if they may sit at my table. Away goes book or magazine and on .comes boring conversation. But the life of me I haven't been e to ah any polite escape. one The only thing to do is to sit at that holds only one per- between strangers at a about this situation: Husband and wife leave restaurant table, wife stops to talk with woman friends while husband continues toward door to pay check. Should he go back to meet’ her friends or wait at the door for-her? It is usual for him to wait for her to join him. Had he wanted to speak to these same people, he should have joined her on his way out, before paying the check. Dear Mrs. Post: The other eve- ning I was seated at a restaurant table with three other women when -| a friend of mine (whom the three women: had met) stopped at the table and said a few words. Her husband was with her. Should he him, but to let them pass on quickly. ' Dear Mrs. Post: My problem is whether & is proper to tip when eating at a lunch counter. I al- ways thought that not having to leave a tip was one of the ad- vantages of sitting at a counter. If all you have is a 10 cent drink, it is nof necessary to tip, but if you order food it is. You are not expected to leave as much at a counter, however, as you are when seated at a table with a tablecloth and receive attentive service. $s Manner MAKE FRIENDS When you're finished with the newspaper you've been reading, carefully refold it before passing it on to some other member of the family, or an office colleague. A .badly-folded newspaper shows a lack of your consideration for others, and is almost guaranteed to put the recipient in an ill temper. The present rate of increase in the number of human beings never has been equalled in the history of man says the U. N. Food and Ag- riculture Organization. iF an Exciting news perfumewise this season | proof (even in the most active girl's hand- is a new perfume atomizer, In appearance bag). No need to worry it will evaporate it’s a delicate gold cylinder, completely leakproof (even in an airplane) and spill- a et $ 7 - while standing time its lovely fragranée will alter. . . — oa oe on your dresser, or that in 4 4549 144—24y% by fine Easy-to-sew! Easy-to-wear! It's the perfect jumper for you! And it’s cut to fit the shorter, fuller figure! You'll love the slimming princess lines of the jumper—the smart, tailored blouse to mix or match with separates. Pattern 4549: Half sizes 14',, 164, 1815, 20%, 22%, 24%. Size 164 blouse takes 1% yards 35 inch; jumper, 4% yards 39-inch. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zore, size and style number. Tip for Jelly Makers Jelly-making reminders: If you use liquid or powdered pectin (sold in grocery stores) to make jelly, add the amount of sugar and cook for exactly the number of minutes called for in the manufacturer's recipe. The yield jis larger and less cooking time is required when you usé commereial pectin. Answer to Previous Puzzle a U ~ a aa0 , : OLAIRE iciv cit inate " Alt. Oo & . N 16 i6l 1OolClsi« Alt Vit jAiw MALO AiR iM ei Oo ~ WlLOLOTO ls |Hlalole tIOIN . [OjRio ' c Timi T VIA i 3 2 You Row wher you. Auy, Bisomdy hee take a. chaure 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL For Teenagers By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: I'm stumped. What do you _consider necking? Holding hands? A boy driving with his arm around you? Putting his arm around you in the show? Kissing you once or twice in the show and good-night at home? Picase tell me as I'm all mixed up and don't know where to draw the line.” Holding hands? No, that's not necking. That's just cozy and companionable — it's a warm, friendly keeping in touch to show awareness and pleasure in being near each other. Driving with his arm around you? That's not necking because half the boy’s mind is on driving the car. And half a mind and only ene hand makes such driv- ing downright dangerous, Arm around you in the show? That's not necking either—there's too much light and too much au- dience. It's just uncomfortable. Unless he's much, much taller than you are, and you're happy sitting on the middle of your spine, the whole deal is awkward for you. Not to mention annoying to the people behind you who have to try to see over and ‘tround two pairs of hunched shoulders, an extra arm and two heads close together. This, together with’ kissing you in the show are sure signs you have no place to be alone together —and the only dates you have are in the show. Stealing a quick kiss is not necking. And a short good- night kiss as the door is by way of saying an affectionate ‘thank you"’ to some boy you like very much, These random gesturec of af- fection can hardly be considered necking. Necking ts a combina- tion of these gestures, for a time when you're quite alone. It’s an activity that re quires concentration and coop- eration.. It sounds as though you have clearly drawn the line so far. But should you be bothered with more questions on the subject, why not send for my free booklet, Why Neck? You can have your copy by writing me for it, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. “Dear Miss Woodward: Our Jun- ior High sponsors a Youth Center Writer Defines. a Term for teen-agers in the evening. My mother won't let me ride home from there with my boy friend even if my girl friends and kid brother go along. I'm 13 and my boy friend is 15 and he’s a very good driver. Do you think mother is wrong or right?” All that company along still doesn't convince your mother that she should let your boy friend have the responsibility of driving you home at night. She'd rather you all made it safely on foot, and so would L. You've a good 60 years or more ahead of you for cars. Can't you wait just a little longer? What most people don’t like about parallel parking is the noisy crash. Choose Firm Celery About 60 per cent of the locally grown celery is pascal, or the green type. For . choose celery that is firm and brittle. Mediumdength stalks that are thick and solid are best quality the Listener, Silence Can Work Wonders a Temper Outbursts Not. a Cure for Our Trouble i TATE E ; Tae é fry Mig z i i It sounded easy but I~ siga:d gustily. decided with envy in my voice. “No, no,” insisted Paul, “T was Claire, who hadn't spoken up to now, murmured, “‘That’s what he does that sometimes drives you nearly wild — he just goes silent and you can’t make him speak!” “Well, it's the best way,”’ Paul assured us earnestly, “because then you don't say the wrong thing. If the other person has made you mad, you get a chance to cool off and think it out before you answer.” That seemed to me the moment te come to the heart of the mat- ter: “But what if you're furious and can't held it in?” I suggest- ed. “Ah, but you wouldn't last long in an adjustment department if you let yourself go like that,” Paul chided. “If you need your job to live, you soon learn how to ‘hold it in’, as you put it. The trouble with the average attitude to mar- riage is that men and women be- lieve they can get away with tem- per outbursts. outrageous and un- fair statements. invective and the like. damaged stalks. Avoid celery that has bruised or: lto recognize those for what they The adjustment person is trained are — the outpouring of a mind Crochet this hat-and-mitten set im easy pattern stitch! Pretty, thrifty — trim with flowers made from odds and ends! Fast work in heavy knitting worsted. Pattern 714: Cap-and-mitten set in easy crochet! Sizes 4 to 10 in- cluded in pattern. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. Try Baking Eclairs Want to try your hand at baking French eclairs? Use a standard recipe for cream puffs and drop the’ Batter by spoonfuls onto a baking sheet. Then with a small kpife or spatula, shape the batter into oblongs that are about 4 inches long and 1 inch wide. Make sure the eclairs are at least 2 inches apart from each other to allow for expansion during baking. . The first steam elevator in the Washington monument took ten minutes to get to the top com- pared to 70 seconds for. today’s lelevator. By ANNE HEYWOOD Here are some questions which have come in my mail: “My husband hates his job and wants to change, but before he does, he is anxious to get voca- tional tests. . “There are several testing agencies in a nearby city, but we don't know how to tell the good ones from the bad, How can we know?” First, check at your library for the Handbook of the Vocational uidance Association, It lists the accredited counseling agencies throughout the country. ~ Or you ‘might check with the across 1 North African wild sheep 6 Indian social system 11 Looks fixedly 13 Used to cil the tongue 16 Compass point 17 Malayan ungulate 19 Semmer (Fr) 20 Formulated ruminant 25 Possesses 26 Cougar Yi 30 Sea cagie 31 Presently 32 Poker stake 33 Irritate coll) 34 Piece of track 35 Fourth Arabian caliph 38 Meat dish SS i je There are many — animals tn the world 42 Age 45 White poplar 46 Small (Scot) 49 Bullfighter : FR E 51 Click-beetle 83 Clothing maker 34 Philippic 35 Type of cheese ipl) 36 Challenges DOWN 1 Snakes 27 Indians 3 Venture 4 Upper limb 5 Divinity 6 Talisman 1 Roman bronze 8 Cloy 9 Allowance for 10 Essential being 21 Bcanty 22 Part of a, machine 33 Trieste wine measure 24 Against 27 Distinct 43 Highway 44 Solo part in an opera -46 Asterisk 47 Native of Media 48 Greek god cf wa. 35 Bower 36 New. Guinea Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfasts—Luncheons Lobby of Riker Bldg. YMCA or YWCA, the Catholic Charities or the Federation of Jew- ish Philanthropies. “My husband is very unhappy and blue, and it is affecting his work. He has been told that he needs psychotherapy, but we have very little money, Isn't psycho- therapy awfully expensive?” Your husband should have an honest talk with your family phy- sician. If he really needs ther- apy, it can usually be worked out at not too great an expense. Some hospitals have clinics, where he van be helped for very small fees. Also, some doctors practice group therapy, which is often very effective and usually less expensive, But beware of quacks. Be sure your husband is advised by your own doctor “fm all thumbs. when it comes to fixing up the house,”’ another wife writes, ‘‘and I just don't have any flair for decorating. Moreover, we cannot afford a decorator on our budget. “The other night after we had been entertaining my husband's PETUNIA! Heavens! Hurry Up and try A gorgeous yellow Carrot Pie / i=” —“ Delicious - cheap and very good for you too! Just use sieved cooked carrots in your favorite pumpkin pie — pits gencase | Books May Answer Many Questions boss and his wife, my husband blew up, “ ‘Our: house looks terrible,’ he said, ‘and you'll have to do some- thing about it, or I'll never get ahead’ - “Is there any book that would give me some good ideas for sim- ple and inexpensive things I could do to make the house look better?” There are two that might help you—‘‘Decorating on a Budget,”* by Elizabeth Ogg, and “Decorat- jing is Fun!" by Dorothy Draper. (Copyright, 1964) A Light Touch Works Best With Makeup Keep a few make-up tricks in mind the next time you sit down at your dressing table. First, whatever type of make-up base you use, put it on with a light touch. It's not meant to be a mask. Be sure to blend it well under your chin and on your’ neck so you don't have ai “two-color” skin Make-up foundation can make “crow’s feet'—wrinkles around your eyes less noticeable. Stretch the skin taut with your fingers and then, apply the base. This won't leave tiny, unfilled gullies on your skin, and the wrinkles won't show as much. If you have a square, ‘‘deter- minded-looking”’ ; ~ é : THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1959 THIRTY-ONE leadership they seek in law en- [officers in the detection of homi- of Chen which operates the | warehouse and started driving car@ | - fercement. cide by poision and other violent Ty Tower Downs Birds Station, identified them as -war- Cer Party Costs; $4, 000 inte each other. Estimated dam- “ means.” , COLUMBIA, Mo. @ — In one|biers, tanagers, vireos and a cat-| SPOKANE, Wash. (UP) — Po-| age: $4,000. is To this end, I shall urge con- — ..[ night 17 birds ran. into the tele-| bird lice are hoping the idea five young: Ho sideration of a county morgue.| 4 heifer ig @ cow less than 3| Vision tower of Station KOMU-TV ters had for a frolic doesn't} About 53 per cent of American where a trained medical path- a Ae years old which has not produced near here,and were killed. Brazil is the fourth largest coun spread. The five, from 7 to 12 in| families own their homes, a higher = lologist can assist law enforcement |a calf. An expert from the University |try in the world. ww age, broke into an automobile|ratio than ever before. _ rath a te 4 ‘ YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT Cunning ham’ 5¢ ng STORES Reg. 29% Value —«-_Jadlite Gren 5 Compenueet CANDY RELISH.. SATTER WATER SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY § : DISH DISH: BOWL TUMBLERS . . ~ * Leet ex my i ROBERT L. O'CONNELL © ‘FREDERICK C. ZIEM Know Your Candidates Ziem, O'Connell Opposed} in Race for Prosecutor : This is the second of a series of articles on political candidates in Oakiand County. Frederick C. Ziem, ineumbent, is opposed by Democrat Robert L. O'Connell for the office of prosecutor. Short biographies on the two men and their statements on how they will perform their duties follapy: Frederick C. Ziem { Robert L. O'Connell Incumbent Oakland County Pros-| Currently engaged in private ecutor. Frederick C. Ziem is seek- | jaw practice, Robert L; O'Connell, ing re-election for a second term. | 47 of 1587 Henrietta, Birmingham Ziem, 38, of 2172 Garland Ave.,|~"’ Sasa arr amma Sylvan Lake. is a Republican. is Democratic candidate for A resident of Oskiond County | OPN for 32 years, he graduated from Pontiac High School and received both A.B. and law degrees from the University of Michigan. He served as assistant prosecu- tor in 1947, chief assistant prose- cutor in 1950 and was named al prosecutor for the grand dale. After % months of service during World War Ul, he began stady toward a law degree at Se Lsrersly of Poem, grat uating in 1952. speci jury in 1951. He has also engaged He is married and has three in private law practice. children. A World War II veteran, he is| His statement: married and has two children. He| “As prosecuting attorney of is a member of the Oakland Ave- | Oakland County, I shall ——— nue United. Presbyterian Church, | fearlessly and ~ impartially the county and state bar assns., Masons, Elks, U. of M. athletic | violators lettermen club and the Civitan| “I shall employ capable as Club. ‘He ts a pact commander of | tion will be based solely upon their }- Jimmy Day Post 12 Amvets and the Pontiac Council of Veterans. His statement: sistants on my staff. whose sélec- ability and willingness to serve the public. . “I shall establish a night re- lease bureau in the prosecutor's “Without good, sound law en- forcement there would be chaos. office to permit minor law Born in Huron County, O’Connell attended public schools in Owen- racketeers, chiselers and Taw, With the tremendous growth in the vielators, or tmnecent persons population of Oakland i cael which trend promises to continue, it is vitally necessary that this opens im the morning and 8 county continue to have af ex- judge can pass upon their case. perienced prosecuting attorney and| “I shall utilize the reciprocal a highly capable staff of assistants. | support law of this state to force “] have served Oakland County |deserting fathers and husbands, continuously since Janury 1947 as|who flee to other states, to sup- an assistant prosecutor, chief as-jport their families in Michigan. sistant prosecutor and as prose-jand thus lighten the burden of cuting attorney. taxpayers. Prior 1947 I was engaged “I shall determine the issuance ln the bi Aber practice of law of every warrant on the merits of beth before and after World War the individual case, without in- ecutor of the grand jury im 1961. Soa considerations. “As a result of this experience. jinn dl aoe minal oer : = ae : of every cri case to in which I have participated in the avoid. expensive delay of trial trial of almost every type of crim- inal case, I feel I have the experi- ence, ability and temperament essential to carrying out the duties of this highly important office. I am also thoroughly familiar with Regular 25¢ Value, Multi-Color CRACKER JACK soo $4 SMILES FRUIT DROPS - Regular S¢ Each, Mint flavored... Special for the Fam ily all the problems facing a prose- cutor in Oakland County. “1 will make no artificial cam- paign promises, but if re-elected, I pledge the following I. 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Others said half a dozen schools were te HT e. : ct iB lint i 2 i | i A TarRTr-Two Students Protest " |The conductors are asking a five- ?, z STRIKE CALL — BR. O. Hughes, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, has ordered a nation- wide strike, Oct. 19, against the Pullman Company. The walkout will hit all Pullman cars in the na- tion. except hospital troop trains. cent hourly increase and a third week of vacation. Car Registrar Goes to Bat for Women BOSTON W—Rudolph F. King Massachusetts registrar of motor vehicles, has gone to bat for wom- Dockers Troop Back to Work New York Waterfront is Bustling Again .After 2-Day Paralysis NEW: YORK (“®-—Some 25,000 longshoremen resume work today on the New York-New Jersey waterfront following a two-day strike which paralyzed the world's immediate wage retroactivity but in turn agreed to a 45-day no-strike pledge pending contract negotia- tions with the employers, repre- sented by the New York Shipping Asan. “ After agreement yesterday, word came from ILA headquarters: “It's 100 per cent sure every- bedy will be back to work to- morrow morning.” With but slight warning, the ILA pulled dockers off the piers ‘at midnight Monday, insisting the em- ployers grant an eight-cents-an- hour pay raise retroactive to Oct. 1, 1953, before anything was done about a new contract. The old pact expired on the 1953 date. The employers wanted Jo include pay retroactivity in the terms of a. new contract. Their yielding to the union demand will mean an average of about $200 back pay for the majority of longshoremen —a sum total of more than four million dollars. Manin Good Condition Following Rochester Fight Clarence Hudson, 33, of 324 Warren Dr., Drayton Plains, is in good condition at Pontiac General Hospital. early this morning fol lowing a fight on Main St. in Rochester. Rochester patrolmen Raymond Russell and William Woehl arrested Robert J. Miller, 22, 9598 Dartmouth Rd., Clarkston, charged with being disorderly. He is being held at Oakland County Jail. Cause of the fight was undeter- mined. Ex-Counterfeiter Claims ls Closed by Death The office of Oakland County Chapter of the American Red Cross was closed’ today after 2 p.m. because of the death of Mrs. Alice M. Subberra of Huntington Woods. Mrs. Subberra was a home service worker for the Southern Oakland County’ région of American Red Cross. She worked with the chapter for 15 years, six of which were spent in volunteer activities Normal office hours will be re- sumed Friday. Detroit Drops Case of Missing Woman DETROIT @ — Commissioner Edward 8. Piggins said today De- troit Police would make no further inquiry into the seven-year-old dis- appearance of wealthy Mrs. Mary Eghigian. Piggins supported deputy chief of detectives Marvin G. Lane in turning down a request for the in- vestigation of Mrs. Eghigian by a son. An investigation was asked by other relatives after @ son pe- titioned court to have Mrs. Egh- igian declared legally dead. “If there is a case of feul play it is one for the Florida authorities, where she was last known to be,” Lane said Leads Rocket Test MT. CLEMENS Ww — The 13th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron sta- al a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 Const trosn — {Policemen Face Assault Charge Four Will Also Deny False Arrest Count at Trial Board Hearing Four Pontiac policemen said they will deny charges of false arrest and assault and battery when con- fronted by a five-man trial board preliminary hearing tonight at 7: 30. Donny Ashley and Herbert C. Cooley, and’ Patrolmen Hall B. Mercer and“t#Roy Hartman Jr., are accused in a bill of complaint by Oliver Tademy, 49, of 268 W. Wilson Ave. Tademy claims he was beaten Sept. 26, during an earl) morning raid on an. illegal liquor place near his home. Filed with the city clerk's office Sept. ‘29, the complaint was made known late Wednesday. Citing a report by Sgt. Ashley, Acting Police Chief Clark M. became violent and started fight- ing with the policemen. Treated at Pontiac General Hos- pital after the incident, Tademy later pleaded. innocent before Mu- nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum to a drunk and disorderly charge and was released on bond pending -| He's Doing Better in Jail MEXICO CITY (UP)—Jeronimo Alfaro Guiterrez was arrested after counterfeiting lottery tickets for 18 years, He was sent to the Mexico City Prison and became a | prison baker. Guitterrez said he was delighted .| and was making more mopey than he ever did counterfeiting ‘ This is the first time he's had enough money to support his wife ~ and seven children, he said. Black and Wine Suedine $138 MERIT SHOES 43 N. Seginew St. ~ The four officers, Detective Sgts. | St, \ The FIRST STEP TOWAR BETTER VISION 1S A COMPLETE EYE EXAMINA ‘e: ae D Municipal Maurice E. Finnegan and who said they took Henry's ION that no further incidents would | Two Men Are Arrested ‘Ow | in Illegal Narcotics Probe . Pa bay Nererondl ft Dr. T. 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LIGHT 4 RN.....8* 1.00 —, ota. : 88 - lt you've always liked the flavor of a ripe juicy pear you have 4 taste thrill le: etly handled, can contribute to @ molded fruit salad. There's a trick to it—but an easy one—a “character-building:’ lemon a many of the fruit counters, running purposes, are in evidence on the Captured in Souffle Salad One 3-ounce package cream cheese, softened 3 % cup chopped walnuts Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add cold water, real mayonnaise and salt. Blend with rotary beater. Pour into refrigerator freezing tray. Quick-chill in freezing unit (without changing control) 15 to 20 minutes, or Until firm about 1 inch from edge but soft in center. While mixture is chilling com- \\Choose Apples in Season variety of apples that are in sea- i | five different varieties of apples | | available for consumer use, but the | flavgr. bulk of the apple crop is just be-| Both the Red Delicious, well ,| ginning. \ ° known as an eating apple, and the || baker, is in peak supply at the low aged in 2 to 3 pound bags, and According to Needs It is always wise to choose the will cost you from 3 to 4 cents for and they should be and best suited to your needs.| allowed to-mellow at our local markets have about | perature (60 to 70 degrees F.) for several There are still Wealthy apples on | Jonathan apple, excellent for all at 3 pounds for 35 to 39 cents, but | market—pbut it isa little early for because they are past their prime,|top quality. In a week the heaviest they are actually overly mature | volume will appear and they will and too mealy for all general use. | pe in tHe-best size of many years. The Wolf River apple, goodas @| 4 1105 can be bought pre-pack- g z cost of 3 or 4 pounds for 39 cents. 1 in bulk, or by The favorite Red Mcintosh ap- | bushel or box. ple, which is rated excelient for | medium size weigh about 1 pound. eating and sauce and very good |The medium-sized. a for baking ples or for salads, has | cost less and are usually today, they ee HABITANT. FIRST for FLAVOR...GET Rich and Hearty French Style EE if F E : z were first created about two years! camjeg mixture inte bow! ago. Now several new ones have with rotary beater until been designed to make use of the poor plentiful fruits of the autumn sea- son and to add appeal to fall} Drain pears (discarding the menus. N lemon juice; and mix with grapes, cream cheese and 2 tablespoons 3 3 diced % cup seedless grapes, halved i J J E : 1 peckage pan flavored gelatin nuts. Fold. cheese mixture into 3.67%, fer ‘° oy - ae +. Seid’ water — gelatin, Pour into 1-quart ~ . on . * TAAL tees a! Pd . e” we"e "ee > i mold. ROS fesse fe A : ° i lean = Chill until firm in refrigerator POLAT RL i ae i] guice of 3 lemen (not: freezing unit) 30 to 60 min- © pe ] | eistenttrnatt tran i Hills Bros. Coffee (pest Fisur 99: 21” Instant Maxwell. House...“ $1.59 | “ WEW! COFFEE FLAVOR’ ~ANSTANT POSTUM No caffein! Costsless than 1¢acup! Defiance Dog Food co AY! 72 Size New Crop Fila. Seedless Grapefruit 3™ 25° ONIONS 3 Lb. Cello. Bag’ Pork Loin Roast 6th and 7th Rib Cat Cheice or Prime Standing Rib Roast n\n a{\'r SREAST () ( tdi vta ae SHITE MEAT | —— . A 4 “ Uncle Ben’s RICE Fancy Long Groin a “ Lets you sleep—no “coffee nerves ! Here’s a delicious new Postum that’s some- _ tense, high-strung, and irritable. thing special! | That's why it's such a blessing to those Yet, there isn’t a speck of caffein in Cof- of you who are affected by caffein. Coffee fee Flavor Instant Postum—no risk of “cof- _- Flavor Instant Postum is another fine prod- fee nerves” to spoil your sleep or make you —_uct of General Foods. $-$-$-$ave money 2 ways! 1. You pay less thanapennyacupfor 2. Stretch your coffee supply this way: satisfying Coffee Flavor Instant Postum. To make instant coffee, use 4 Coffee Flavor The large 8-oz. size makes up to 100 cups. _—Instant Postum and % instant coffee. To Frozen Coffee Flavor Instant Postum is so easy —_- make coffee by drip, percolator or your favor- FI av-O-Ri ch to prepare, too. Just spoon some into a _ite method, use | rounded teaspoon Coffee S up and add hot water. Cream and sugar _ Flavor Instant Postum and 3 rounded table- Demonstration Fri. and Sat. to taste, Enjoy a cup soon. spoons of ground coffee for each 4 cups. ¢€ lb. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities! Imitation Coffee Flavor* “Instant Postum Regular Instant Fodum also available. Friendly Market 884 WEST HURON STREET rv - : | . THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.1956 __THIRTY-SEVEN_ , fi 4 # Ys i = & , > p= i » , - > A - rr p= f Te I LI LL ILD DODO ODODE GD Cafes eS ee / 7, (3 teeciaes i. sti tl ET ‘Liquor, Wine, | 1. | TO TAKE our t Open Daily ‘til.11 P. M. ¥ Guaranteed Strictly FRESH Farm Fresh Killed Stewing TAGALOG ARIA EE : : Specially selected by our S buyers to give you the top _W quality for the lowest price. x ~ . Barbecue Ribs _KRAFT‘S Pit on Velveeta i) Practically Boneless, Young Lean 4 * FLOU R Cc 0 F F E E > 7 A BOSTON | 25 1b. Bog | | 6 Ox. Jor | : GY BUTTS. 39 1.89 1.59 aa: | , N | L C ; Each beg contains 45¢ worth of coupons } atts talib THIS dondnieianze : u \ Armour’s Star Piedmont Farm Top Quality a — = U U es . Nag ook 6 ah ame i] 1 Pork Sausage|Sliced Bacon : . ‘ Mission No. 303 Size s PEAS 4.59" Phillip’s No. 303 Golden Cream “CORN 459°) Phillip’s No. 303 Cut 4 Green et , Beans . AinS ; ~ Philip's No. 303 Lb J. 2] eaten f=55 ? mm , Defiance No. 303 Red lL S 3 tb.: Tra-Packed cas U Rolls 3 —- Young, Tender U. S..No, 1 Large r Pork Liver BOLOGNA | Be avh 29... | Fresh Dressed, Young, Tender By the Mich. U.S. No. 1 Clean ines é Tunney 3 | : j CRANBERRIES 1 * Seedless, Sweet — . ‘Seger “ Fancy Tokay SWEET Vivano’s—With Sauce and Cheese PINK IGRAPES| potatos | SPAGHETTI GRAPEFRUIT | — . 57° [2°19 |3-29 6:09 Tender, Crispy & carts ETNA oy MKT, — eee OF FREE | HEL! 706 WEST HURON STREET & Se ranxine) | : : t . ¥. - : ) a 4 , ~ fh ; ; h | J r i o y . . $ . U Mich. U.S. No. 1 Dry Onions » op rch % teaspoon each pulmeg and cinnamon teaspoon sait 2% eupe buttermilk separated cup cho dates 1 pine-imch baked pastry shell Combine sugar, cornstarch spices and salt in medium-sized — saucepan. Gradually stir in butter- milk and egg yolks, beaten. Add dates. Cook, stirring constantly mixture thickens and boils one minute; pour into pastry shell; chill well. BUTTERMILA-DATE PIE — Picture this dessert on your dinner table tonight. It's wonderful Butter- milk-Date Pie, with a flavor that's out of this world. Wholesome and nourishing to eat, so simple to make, here's a pie to add to your list of favorites. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OC Sardine Snacks Delight Nibblers Of all the fish in the Atlantic Ocean;:sea herring are the most plentiful. And, according to the Nationa] Fisheries Institute, most Atlantic herring are caught when very small, 3 to 4 inches long. and packed as Maine sardines. (Cal- Hornia sardines, by the way, are pilchards; those imported from the Scandinavian countries are brist- ling and sprat.) < Large | Atlantic herring are -| smoked, the youngest (just past the sardine size) being processed as Most Maine sardines are packed in oi] or in tomate and mustard | | Hi teaspoon chili sauce, 1 finely chopped olives Add enough mayonnaise to iH Serve with topping of whipped? cream or meringue made of two egg whites (left from filling) and one-fourth cup sugar. Makes one nine-inch pie. - For Weight-Watchers For Luxury on a Budget Prepare Broiled Chicken Looking for an easy and econ- way to serve chicken? i everyday budget. The best chicken for broiling is a BRIGHTEN No Batter, frozen DOWNYFLAKE _____1-minute WAFFLES No Bother Downyflake NEW SERVING SUGGESTIONS IN EVERY PACKAGE UP MEALS Waffles plump, young bird 8 to 12 weeks old which weighs not more than y dressed with salt and pepper. A sprinkling of flour is optional, de- pending upon the preference of the individual cook. Turn the skin side of the bird away from the heat and start to broil with a very moderate heat, keeping the meat several inches away from the flame or heating element. As the chicken browns, turn it over several times and baste fre- quently with drippings of , melted fat. It takes 3% to 45 minutes to broil a 2-pound chicken (dressed weight) with a moderate heat. From the werld-fameus Gaines Research Kennels— A WEW TASTE SENSATIO IN CANNED DOG FOOD! A Predvet of General leeds Now—Gaines combines horsemeat and other rich meat nutrients in a new high-energy formula! How your dog will love Gaines’ great new canned dog food! And Gaines assures your dog of every food factor that Gaines scientists find necessary for bounding energy and vital health from head to tail! If you'd like to see what a real meaty aroma ean do to your dog's appetite, just slide a dish of Gaines Canned Dog Food under his nose at his next feeding. When he gets a taste of it~and when you see what it can do for him—both of you will become Gaines bossters for life! | Gaines FOR THE VITAL HEALTH OF YouR DOG! ‘CANNED DOG FooD others prefer to start the bird in the even and finish it in the broiler, hen if TOBER 7, 1954 . rT Ve wade ing cores " adding cereal} Good eating for Sunday brunch: For Gourmet Cereal to water, mix 1 fablespoon pow- | Corn fritters, made froma can.of Cereals for connoiseurs: Follow | dered cream with egch cup cereal. | drained whole-kerne! torn, maple syrup. 19; |So29 RIBS... | Seeeeceeeeeese’ 6. =. Borden * COUPON BONITO - BISCUITS : NORTHERN 95: FLAKES 10° - TISSUE....40) D « Pe PET Seeeeeecaeseaeeaeeeag 3 MICHIGAN 39° MILK... 2" SUGAR 2 Prices in Effect ‘til Wednesday, Oct. 13 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Open Sundays 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Large Parking Lot Next to Store 6 FOR New for you in Pontiac! ee AA NIN PR ~ nly Pie Crust Flaky Crackers Y Extra Shorte makes‘em E ol The best oblong crackers money ETAKY can buy...yet they cost less! Get a taste of luxury with this tender, tempting cracker that’s feather-light! All the good shortening in them gives a different, richer taste. ‘Depend on easy-to-eat SKY FLAKE WAFERS to bring out the best in your salads, soups, fruits and spreads. They’re new in town, so be one of the first to serve “Pie Crust” flaky ‘SKY FLAKE WAFERS. | BAKED BY NABISCO NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY | seer “om Seky-4resh to the test he cracker in the peckege! Lo —_—— ow ew oe oe ner | eco iif THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU TRSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1954. . _THIRTY-NINE CAMPBELL’S TOMATO i - $Our. low, low, low prices are effective all week long. §Thursday, October 7 thry Wednesday, October 13. Shop _ Let either of our Great Super Markets . .. you will save and isave and save! Dole - PINEAPPLE JUICE Stokely’s FINEST PEACHES Big #242. Can People’s Low Price on. . . Large California B.B.C. ~ KRAFT'S Prcaurre 1) | CAULIFLOWER | _ KIDNEY ETA ETS 2.5) BEANS y, Ballard’s - Borden's - Pillsbury . g: — Loaf Fresh MORTON'S | __ Genuine vo OYSTERS | wisvmoror” | CALVES | CHICKEN POT PIE LIVER — REAL GOOD Kosher or Polish Style C | tuner pot pe Ritz Crackers DILL PICKLES BEEF POT PIE | : , 00 3 3 | Jo Yo GAL. | — Full Pint a FOR | LB. BOX Poo =< =MAT i Street Ph. FE 2-129 S OOPTE ROR OrTEN TEEPE TERT TERT ERT OTERT + oF vered SUE, D=-MADKEL /OO Auburn Ave Ph. FE S-S311 & FREE of EXTRA COST + Exquisite Your Choice of: Each week we will offer a piece of this quality HERB GARDEN * Dinner Plete * Cup tae ae hye oe % Seted. Piers“: We Sensor yei ere by Taylor, Smith G- Taylor Soup Plate % Fruit Dish if ~ Tuna Takes On Oriental Flavor _ Ever during the most stifling heat wave a steady diet of summer ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 SS (Fall Pie Combines | ata Sunressatleaes testes Staessen Fruits of the Gods . Among ancient peoples, both the apple and the, cranberry were held to be sa fruits, the for- mer by Aphrodite and the latt by the Druids. ‘ Little wonder, then, that modern pastry chefs have seen fit to com- bine both in a heavenly creation. A current magazine presents this ambrosial cofnbination in a plump and colorful pie. Harvest Cranberry Pie OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MARKET ..,:.- HOG MALLS and CHITTERLINGS _ . BEEF AND PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES PREPARED FOR HOME FREEZERS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! SHORT RIBS of BEEF .......5 t» 3 cups fresh cranberries 7 - 2 apples, pared, cored, end diced PURE LARD Ee ecccccccccced Lbs. gg eu suge 3 tabiespooas hour BACON ENDS ce deecccvce othe 00 ume an Dited Kay Pitre wt merewree | FRESH PORK FEET .........6 Ue pastry BT cselemaconagan cleaned and neue, Tat ond lemon rind: PORK EARS eseeoeweeoeoeeeeeeeee .6 Lbs. YOUR CHOICE 3 cals fil ‘pastryned inch pie slate: FRESH PORK LIVER .....«. .4 Uo. with crisscross pastry strips. Bake in very hot oven (425) 35 to 45 minutes, or until golden- ton CLUB ARM & HAMMER SAL SODA CONCENTRATED jounce can setié-pack tuna dre coatssly chopped sweet mi peodies (about 4« Bok : g é Balt te taste Melt butter or margarine and add mushroorss; cook over medi- , we a aa ee add ll = ls < J € 7 ‘ @ Is completely soluble, boiling water, celery and onions;| TIENTSIN TUNA—That versatile, pantry shelf | dish is served on very fine noodles that you fry in no residue to clog drains, BA N the cleaneet that’s kind te your plumbing, helps keep pipes open. deep fat to crispy, crunchy goodness. Add a fruit dessert for a delicious luncheon menu. cover and cook over low heat un-| food, canned tuna, is your standby for summer til vegetables are tender. - 'meals. This Oriental-type version of a tuna Main Combine cornstarch, cold water ¢ : - Reena: eee ae eR eR aS SHOULDERS b. net = 09: LE : and soy sauce; mix well and add ding and woild like to have the wo vegratie mine. cox wet WV arm Puddings Provide} thickened, stirring constantly. Add nein ant Eom ror... |[deal Climax to Fall Meal fork; add tuna and pickles to By JANET ODELI. lengthwise Remove core. Ar Pontiac Press Food Editor range slices in bottom of pan; Although our family is not one sprinkle — nd for eating many ings. | am| Blend shortening a sugar Bg always tempted Bares season of | thoroughly; add egg yolks and Cook in a double boiler for and|the year to serve a hot one oc-| beat well. Stir in bran. Sift to- 20 minutes. Serve with syrup or casionally for dessert. Somehow | gether flour, baking powder and| honey. Makes six-eight servings. the turning ‘of the leaves makes | Salt, add to bran mixture alter- a 4 ro ae % Y : ore Minute Pudding 3 cups milk 1 cup cold milk % cup flour 1 teaspoon salt Seald the 3 cups of milk and pour over a mixture ofthe cold milk blended with the flour and salt. | | paper salt. Serve tuna over noodles. Makes | ™* think of more substantial| nately with milk, stirring until : blended. Beat egg whites until stiff 4 One 2. ae -_ | but not dry; fold into batter. Grease Light! though strict pudding— Spread over pears and bake in “ just poe the = moderate oven (350 degrees) about y gingerbread : ‘ 4) minutes. Cut into squares and When Baking Cookies 60 tender tht we can hardly cut serve plain or with whipped cream. Makes gix servings. Pudding should be chosen to complement the rest of the meal. . . | If a starchy dessert is on the ing om the pan also causes the] y.4 ard sauce, lemon sguce | menu, a lighter meal should . precede it. One high in eggs means that preparing an oven | less protein is needed in the main several of | meal, it is an easy matter to slip | course. It’s only a matter of plan- ith the other dishes | ning the entire meal as a unit, and With apples in such abundance just the = time. at this season. try this quick ap- Fresh upside it happen before your eyes! Now, a new scientific develop- : ment makes it possible to sea! the fresh-milk flavor and all the bone-and-muscle- building nourishment of fresh pasteurized milk in tiny “snowflakes” that mix instantly when you add water and stir with a spoon. MIX ANY AMOUNT, ANY TIME! A quart—a pint—a glass— a cupfull It always mixes imstantly! Makes wholesome nonfat milk with delicious fresh-milk flavor for drinking—for cooking! No special recipes required.:Use wherever your recipes call for milk. SAVES MONEY, SPACE, SHOPPING TRIPS! Cuts milk bills in half... keeps perfectly on your pantry shelf! Buy a week's supply or more! Each jar makes 3 quarts! 6 INSTANT PET NONFAT DRY MILK vote I TRIFTV* SLIMMING Ready fo Serve — Sealtest Cottage Cheese is so deliciously fresh! And so good for you. High in the food valve of finest protein — yet low in calories and low in cost. A wonderful, wonderful buy! Get it from your store or Sealtest milkman. Tune in Sealtest “Big Top’ —a different TV circus every Saturday ; | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.1956” _ _FORTY-ONE rh I —— a I I OAKLAND COUNTY Auburn Heights COPP’S MARKET - 3337 Awburn Avenue HOLBROOK GROC. 2287 Auburn Avenue Birmingham FISHER’S MARKET 1248 So. Woodwerd ‘ PEARLS _ — Clarkston , 4 Duners- Cano Parnes TERRY'S MARKET | Burrer LUNCHEONS and Jabal oc athaaent 12 Se. Mein Biost | Att Occasions ) MINTZ Keego Harbor ©) Vacuum Packeo Zee enn? Auwars Fresh | Food Market 3152 Orcherd Leke Rood | 701 Orchard Lake Rd. boke Orion a Swanson eee SCHICK'S Boned Chicken , : 331 Se. Broedwey i : | ov Boned Turkey . REDEEM YOUR JELL- 0 ) Milford Your Choice ; Pills b C , 11-0 SOUTH SIDE pisd\ury Voupons Six Delicious Flavors JELEN _, MARKET — Py 3 8q: HERE! NOW! aren nat ion Lab cans aren opel , 1 2 Pkgs. ab matin Flour “" 47° +1550 Union Leke Road Pillsbury 17-Os. | 28° CAKE MIX _ Me T8—SPICE ry = 49 ae Ne. 303 Cc ANGEL FOOD MIX Whole Beet. we oon 17 Pancake mix I = Defiance GINGERBREAD MIX 2 7 Grapefruit Sections 19 piebory COOKIE MUX i1u.0.n. 32° Chocolate Chip wim covron 18%-00. rig. DOE 701 Orcherd Leke Dixie Highway LOTAN'S DIXIE & TELEGRAPH MKT. 2135 Dixie Highwey GBeiden Rich = wr Comron Sunshine ais ll , WIM A MEW CHEVROLET! eS Crier Pecan Cakes oy TURN IN YOUR TREASURE CHEST COUPON SV, Ox. 33° MARKET TO YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER TODAY! 1‘ 25° Pkg. 1m ttam see | FROZEN FOODS | ie Franklin Road JOHN PHILLIP’S MARKET 360 Franklin Rood j Perry Street PERRY FRIENDLY MARKET 1220 Ne. Perry Street Lb. dence oe NABISCO Phg. # Downyflake | } 39¢ Perry Street . — _WAFELES |. FOOD MARKET 2 sx: 39° 6 Oz. 39: 332 No. Perry Street Voorheis Road Welch's Frozen Welch Frome : | INIT) asveunte | GRAPE JUICE me” Palmolive Soap Linih Lani Ferry Street ay a | Ze fete Starch TOPALIAN'S SELF . ee’ ‘ , SERVE : ? 6 oz. cans 4g: 3 sy 25 2 tes 25° APPLES PECK or BUSHEL BITTERSWEET LEWIS BROS. FARM MKT. DIXIE. HIGHWAY NEAR M-15 JUNCTION Do Ty Lima Beans ||Fixed Southern Style % tenepoon suger 1 tablespeen minced onion pe, package frozen usd Dip tomatoes into boiling water for 1 minute or until skins can be peeled off-easily or wet a tomato, insert a fork in the stem end and rotate over gas burner until skin begins to burst and can be peeled off easily. Dice tomatoes into 1's quart saucepan. Stir in salt, sugar, pepper and onion. Cover and sim- mer unti! mushy — 5 to 7 minutes; stir a few times. Add lima beans, bring to a boil quickly; lower heat and simmer until beans are tender. Mix cornstarch with water until smooth; add to lima beans and to- matoes, stirring constantly until thick. Stir in butter ana parsley. Serve at once. Makes 4 generous servings Ever try adding finely diced raw celery and French dressing to peanut butter for sandwich filling? on™ nonee Keep it Handy! chocolate, is designed to delight thy Yes, this Creamy Scrabble Fudge Oreamy Scrabble Fudge squares candy-making chocolate cup water cup evaporated milk Flavor Borrowed From Sunny Sicily Just one of the nice things about living in the melting pot that is America is that we're exposed to the influence of ali the world’s Pan-Redi ek iE The imaginative homemaker can prepare authentic foreign dishes or improvise to suit her tie, minced enton, chopped 3 cups (about l-pound can) tomatoes eut green beans, 3 cups diced cooked port Heat fat in large frying pan; & : a 3 3 5 5 @ Bie ik }- i i ; i DAT CREAMY SCRABBLE FUDGE—A B C simple~ Scrabble Fudge Will Be jas Popular as the Game -|tamate to the water sched eis and | l cup grenuleted sugar 2 oe DD yi packed yA butter er margarine i teaspoon vanilie leup broken nuts <-> sifted confectioners’ (about) % eee white Add chocolate to water and milk and place over low heat. Cook and stir until mixture is smooth and blended, Add sugars and salt and stir until sugars are dissolved and mixture boils. Continue boiling, without stir- ring, until a small amount of mix- ture forms a very soft ball in cold water (or to a temperature of 232). Remove from heat and add biit- ter. Cool to lukewarm (110) and add vanilla. brown suger ugar Then beat until mixture begins | te thicken; add nuts and con- tinue beating only until mixture loses its gloss. Turn at once inte phabet on each square of fudge to resemble the letter squares used in the game Scrabble. Makes 18 large pieces of fudge. Gadgets Ease Chore of Preparing Shrimp off quite easily and the vein is ré moved all at once. A flavor premium goes to the person who adds monosodium glu- in which shelled shrimp are cooked. 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Both put this oven meal in to| your kitchen and your disposition will remain cool. down ta a delicious dinner | Meat: Cookirig San Short Cuts Save eee = Ue of weoet poppe) | St See hae ont ae in the world minutes at degrees (hot feck oe eee and tock. conde) an). popularity of fish sticks is to 1920, we imported all the Pimiento-Chicken Loaf phenomenal, yeports the National ‘we used in salads and it cooked chicken, chopped Fisheries Institute. The demand from Spain. he f--—-§ is so great that more than 60 com ut tons than 20 years age, . weil een panies are these oblong- a tarmer in Georgia began grow. | {t.°U> *vaporsied milk. scalded shaped pieces of tender - meated ing them trom imported. seeds U2 cape Somes petatens fisl.. mostly precooked and bread- and the Georgia Experiment Sia- | Add well-beaten egy. salt and | °% *!though some sticks are bread tion improved this American | aided milk to mashed ates Sat strain. © to potatoes./ Fach ten-ounce package contains riety, smooth, heart-shaped, thick- | #04 paprika. ings. 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Detroit's Educators in ‘Uproar Over Privilege of Paddling Junior to errant The DFT at a meeting of the school board yesterday that some principals have failed to back teachers who used the rod to. unmanageable children. . “Tisaet Dentheeen, “We have a definite policy pertaining to dis- ciplining students. We have never prohibited corporal punishment but we do discourage it.” What's in:a Name? Plenty, NEW YORK (UP)—“What's in ajcareer he was known as Paul According to Show Folks of her direct ancestor, Benve- his mother and father. The Hum- nate Cellini. Humphrey Bogart honored. both —Bogart, his father’s tamily name. Recalls When Sin Tan ’ |Was Unpopular for Girls)... sister, Olivia, kept the family We Cordially Invite You DETROIT U— Detroit's public} Dondineau said spankings had school teachers are raising 8] cause the board didn't want to |‘'* #8 rumpus over the question of spank-| isce teachers in the position of Donna ing unruly students. In short, the teachers want to know if they'll be whipped for} The federation charged teachers | “hemeter eke Bayed in panki: unior, They say the |are unable to maintain discipline Board of Education z not very |in the classroom at a time when | She definite on this point. He! “The In a surprise move this week, |. schoo! system will provide an ” , Stewart Granger had a good | dian oa” the independent Defroit Teach- attorfiey if one of their number ts Retura ef October. She's now brown ers Association joined the AFL sued by a parent who objects to a Detroit Federation of Teachers | conking given a child. protesting forcement of the discipline pel- School Supt. Arthur Dondineu|ting off the alarm and summon-|livan on his birth certificate. has been instructed by the Board | ing volunteer firemen who prompt- He was @ one-man evolution in| her first name in half, which by soon as he came back from Korea of Education to clarify policy on!ly put out the resulting blaze. ca ae a middie initial to reach} Charies Edward Pratt is not the after 52 years as a teacher, Hin- sort you'd associate with a Frank- | 9 Forbis noticed a big change! typeag-several years ago, David in youngsters through the years. = oan a mame | 116 ‘recalled that mothers te Selanick decided her the never been strictly outlawed be- Lee being openly defied. stance, took the name warn him to make sure thei Cyd Charisse is a much more | daughters wore their sunbonnets Mutiny.” | interesting name than Tula Fink-| at recess. May Winn. lea. And it’s easier to fit the} «pir the youth of today,” he len Kolerd liked the name of {#™_ Doris Day on & marquee | said, “strive not for a peaches and in juvenile delinquency is increasing. The teachers’ want to know if the woman she played sory, | than Dorig Kappelhoff. cream complexion, but for an In- enough name to start with. The ee for Anne : tonly trouble was that. another 1 Shirley, ‘who took the ctr tad aateen ks fel ed na Conscience Cleared out of the name, James Stewart. crag ge wearek a (UP)— Pe vray terhout, , Fesumed Benay Venuta's real name 's | -ivijian life with a clean slate. He Benvenuta Crooke. She chopped | sionned at the police station as “weak-kneed en- - EAST HAMPTON, Conn, (UP)—| . That master of the ad-lib, Fred Lightning struck a firehouse, set- Allen, still has John Florence Sul- stage names. 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Dressen S an en ld enew IVa ® | son is near the end of the trail as| said he didn’t think seven National y|a@ major league ball player. ‘But League clubs would waive fim out > not Chuck Decssen. : of “ 2 league. ‘ . ‘ Robinson, who played for Dres- ‘ Sure, I'd take Jackie,” Dressen | sen in the 1957-53 pennant-winning told newsmen yesterday as he took | sasons at Brooklyn, saw limited Senators. “He's got plenty of good wound up second. a ek Puntien Flint The oe Werhingien a A half-dozen in the Pon- High and Central new aa tiac area hold the attention of tah Ex-Tackle Sets tangle here Friday night in the wer, that there Pipa ot ng Migs Mere school football fans this w = ; ; 39th renewal of one of the state's can ; games a year easy. the prep gridders move into the| SCOFINg Pace in 7 ' BO mapine Repl, copcedbclh pram 4th week of the season. C F ball _ bruised up playing football out in While top interest is helt by the| COUNty Foot Available records show that the varie Calorniet” arial ure nag en Larry Spencer. COxderd igh} Swe tena meet nn cantly as 0008, Under baseball rules, Dressen High and Flint Central, there are School's tackle turned fullback.| while a continuets series bas . could make no deal fora player in High and Flint Central. there iace| has taken the early lead among | existed since 1927, Central boids | {VIG in the National League unless the oth- wie, the point getters in Oakland Cour} wig margin in the series, having : er National teams give an okay. . t les. Robineon player Twe are Wayne-Onkland tilts os —o » Seat SR and ted i8 * ee enn ods matching Holty with Spencer has tallied 5 touch: | iyo . Harbor and Clarkston with | downs and added 6 extra points Ineup ay er and hit-and-run man with speed ee ae tor 96 points as the Oxtord | Ponta lass i8 decision two a ee ak tak : was -18 decision two oriously lacking speed meet Walled Lake in an Inter- nara lena Age, ats paldonal Ragga won last sea-| Matsock Will Start at] season. Lakes game. ond place currently con's 1.7 ° e ° Avondal ang | Sh. Bincewell of Sertieg, sho ng aa : Left Half, Peaks May Dressen announced that Ha’ Lapeer is at Av e scored all 25 of his points last Chiefs’ defensive line will have ° ae. Romeo at Lake Orion in the top| Vole eeainet Farmington the unenviable task of stopping) GO ot Right Half (Cookie) Lavagetto, one of t non-league games. two Saginaw Valley Conference's Brooklyn Dodgers’ all-time base-- Unbeaten records of both Holly| Russ Shindorf of St. Michael's top halfbacks Friday, Spear-head- By ROBERT E. VOGES ball heroes, has signed a 2-year and’ Avondale are in peril, while was last year’s “Mr. Touchdown.” A gh-scori tack| EAST LANSING w — Before the | contract with the Senators as a ; | 7 win es == coach. Cookie will coach at first the county's only other undefeated | He tallied 17 times to the scor- are Charley Thrash, a hard- football season started, there was a oa w c al : team, Oxford, will be a decided ing title with 402 points. Avon- running 192-pounder who was an lot of talk about how deep Michi- and Dressen at third, just as favorite at Ortonville. dale’s Marv Evans, who was 3rd State was at the quarterback|they did in 1962-53 with the . all-Valley back last year, and fleet | £4" Avondale puts its 3-0 record on/last year with 90 points, is tied Herman Windom, Flint’s leading : Dodgers. the line Friday oF gm gle lyre! prea olf mg scorer. ‘Teo bad you qan't use them all ; . an. improved Lapeer : weeks season, : at once,” the coaches were Panthers dropped their 1st game,|12 county backs have scored 3 or| Both Thmsh and Windom com | against Indiana Saturday, Coaches Finding but bounced back to win twice.| more touchdowns. The top 10 and Seen ee ear the mes nc | Michigan State will be using Game shapes up as a close one | ties: Se in teen has eee what were rated as the ist, tnd, since each holds a 1-touchdown orppatt| and 3rd quarterbacks at the victory over Lake Orion. eee he per carry and scored a Ing oud in Orion, which has yielded only 3| Mary ‘Brent. Arsnaaie--- | Ser ee coe en ona Earl Morrall will be at the sig- touchdowns in 3 games, yet lost | Dis Brey. Avondale ....5 2 20 bk ‘aa-yerd tenchéowus nal-calling position, Johnny Mat-| |, | twice, ‘entertains Romeo, winners) waher Pos, ps miaaaeas soos e average. sock is due to start at left half in over Richmond and Troy in its 2| Fii*"eompeon, Clarestes’:.3 3 $ 18( Pontiac's top runner to date has |place of the injured LeRoy Bolden. | easons starts. Ted Sela’y Dragons have | Bob Graham, Ferndale -.....3 3 ° 18] been sophomore Freeman Watkins, | And Clarence Peaks now has es- been able to muster only one Courville, Serfield......3 3 0 18/8 halfback whose running | tablished himself as the number . touchdown (enough to beat Clark-| Jerry Hunter, Molly ......-3 3 $ i$] style is similar to that of Thrash. | ore candidate at right half. 17 New Pilots Have ston, 7-6), then were blanked 60 Watkins missed the game,} Pat Wilson, Lapeer sophomore Record of 9-35 So Far by Avondale and 7 by Lapeer. Pontiac Hunters Shoot but has averaged 8.5 yards in 12| and brother of Johnny Wilson, : The Holly-Keego game holds Canes re tries and scored three touchdowns | former for the Spar-| This Year muly & sae ' wi Fanting rae ual _— home . quarterback jroo also} NEW YORK # — Most of the 3 ’ two ie — D tacieding one tm tho league a Rg ee —egygd eg booger may see same service at the posi-|17 colleges that made changes in Keege wen its lst league game |Ve™ duck hunting Wednesday, tion. football coaching ranks after last Clarkston after but came back with an unexpected the ball 32 times for a net total Several more shifts were made | season are finding out a new head _ ; games to Waterford and Walled : co-captain, also has completed in the MSC lineyp yesterday. Ed | coach is not always answer : iti ’ tahoe, Bailey oe, four of nine pastes and caught Zalar, who started the season at/a successful season. ‘ Sacrifice Fly Rule ‘Gave The latter meet the|ha = bits red! wwe bimect for ancther 1¢¢ |center, was shifted to end. Dave! A check today shows the 17 new ; ony ranoii $ Walled Lake ‘gridiron with, both |". | yards. Ho has acocunted ter Pes- |Geedell. who also has been at Cen- | coaches, nine of them in their first 2 ¢ the rebound. The Vikings |g) ue? We ce 8 io ene. | Mac's two interceptions, ter, has been shifted to tackle. | year as head man, have won only _. Hitters’ Averages Boost vs tama om the rebound. The Vii shogun and Stabe, « 12 guuge,| Soe te Mere ear | ose, 20 Pound fnior from | nine games. They have lost 3 : By SHELDON SAKOWITZ Dodgers’ first batted Van Dyke in thelr Inter-Lakes pod 1 Wess hel-| man Joe Quarles at end. Steve |e Picasent, ie cee ce pect| Oaty Murray Warmeth, whe S| gue) WOM Ge cAewee” eexjor| 200) Counting the enctiton Ses opener, Waterford has dropped 2| Une, Daley seg Ot oe Mel Caintjan’at tackle and’ ‘MSpound tts, Sresce’ shoud see some play: | Tersced Wee Fesler st Sate. Gil Hodges, have the sacri-| 1953, his average would bave been : “ay i field tn the conference. A weigh Pontiac's forward wall six] Crisp, cool weather yesterday sissippt State have winning rec- Sco fy to thank for their .300 or | 24 | at Clarkston and Milford have iden-| Prince Victor Gets iter *_* tical 1-2 records and each is 1-1 in! Ton Fyturity Rating oeg euldeor workout ofter they feotball comapign. Figures compiled by the Assocj- The others to hit .300 or better : the league. The winner will be Chi Bo had been forced indoors by rain| Warmath’s Gophers have ated Press reveal that Hodges|beoRuse of the rule change were Injured Knees Slowed |back in the thick of the Wayne- LEXINGTON, Ky. @ - Prince 1SOxX SS the day previous. The squad drilled | trounced Nebraska and Pittsburgh wound up the season with 19 sacri-| Sid Gordon of the Pirates, wha hit) Wotering Back in Ist| momnads Vict an arn eee leat nach} Would Trad until nearly sundown, running | while Royal, who took over War- ‘ fice files—most in the majors. The | 2% instead of 298; Andy Carey of Southfield and Berkley, each 1-0/ the last six weeks defeating each rade against Indiana defenses brought | math's old job, defeated Memphis | the Yankees, 301 instead of .297;| T -Ga in the Inter-Lakes, meet, while | other in major stakes on the Grand A . ond thas Bil ot Al wo mes leading pom 1954's cham- To Line Hurler back by scouts. State, lost to Tennessee : pry om oe ae ae ay oe to Ue arg Teoma resi sn = ry acted ip te Rear p- _it 2 demanen concen metas qrerataieeed Aetenmns Sate for a | Homed Frogs rang eae gg cay mcmagh ANN ARBOR @®—Much of Mich- Ferndale. | day im the rich Kentucky Futurity, CHICAGO @—That man ts at 1 lrector Biggie Mua gave qvech __Tury Brean, 2-yeer-old conch Finigan hopes football season : again’ Duffy Daugherty a vote conti- | replaced Frank the A's, bote 300 Instesd of 298. | 50.4 onthe driving power of one ss Frank Lane, Chicago White Sox | dence. . Notre Dame, started off on the ~ e -|man—right halfback Tony Branoff. Hoople Sees. Nav Y, Illini, ow right foot with a victory over or pse aes _ - {= with two unimpressive . Texas, But then the Irish were up- Se x#0N, a time } ; R ] set last Saturday by Purdue. | ote een, mais & tine stance in oe tes, tow Betts! Missouri in Upset Roles i ig eS Texas Christian Team ner from third base on a fair MY | woverines’ hopes have faded too. : By MAJOR AMOS HOOPLE vania is a very one for head in Underdog Role to/™" > te “My legs feel all right, bat | ©sAd. gentle readers! It is no more than fair that while I am taking cosch Steve . Sako was oo Southern Cal trom 1908 until 1981. the sacrifice | FR be taking it easy om them | Duce ni bows fon my Spee , be eigen De. as an assistant to Clarence (Biggie) fly was abolished after the rule| fer # while,” Branoff sald when | uy ore considering the> Munn at Michigan State. He has LOS ANGELES @®—Texas Christ-| nag been changed in 1926 to give| be missed more than s week of tasted defeat in Penn's first two jan University sends its Horned) eqit anytime a runner advanced practice before the Washington outcome of the recent Army-South| what about the atom bomb t Frogs and their wide-open version! , base on a fly ball. The original game. Carolina game, and my figures| tests in the Pacific, and their ef- At Michigan State, Hugh (Duff) ‘of the split-T into town today, hop-| rue w stored in 1939, but pointed to Army, overwhelmingly. | tects?” Daugherty’s club, last year's Big ing to score an upset over South- 5 emain am That Saturday Branoff played | the doctor brought me up with a 10 Rose Bow! winners, lost its Ist seum Friday night. Fe et aie an nn [ines wnimpressively defeated Wash- ' easy to forget a few factors in [Parc gtd aril wa wi -} Produced 778 sacrifice fli 88 lington 140. the many that go te make up isconsin. —— * ¢ «@ Earl Edwards, another Ex-Mich- Conch Jess Hill's Trojans, win-|iywenscd 24 ponte ee |, Then in the workouts before the Tatum Authors || o torecasts. But 1 quickty com- tek Mae Galuala, caoved) to ners in succession over Washing- Army game, Branoff appeared to Hi puted cfivcts of radiation, ash North Carolina State, where he's ton State, Pitt and Northwestern, be in good shape. The knees which Story to it and fall-cut and pet down South seen his teamd Gelented three times. are definitely favored to win the| Montreal Only had hurt him before Washington, . eae Carolina, et thate intersectional game before 45,000) ,.. seemed to be healing. Grid Critics We were the only forecasters this . Eiyee oar enaees een or more onlookers, ~ a Big 4 Club to When the Army game was barely side of Suez who picked Army to at Owe games, They weve The Texans won from Kansas, _|ten minutes old, Branoff was called |} Coach Enters Ringing |) jose: ee es an out-gained and almost registered| Draw More Fans |érom the field. He had run only|} Defense of College || Hydrogen blasts and radiation —ensiellrngge filam Piel the upset of the new season before two plays: His reverse, the pride Suet will-figure in this week's predic- ’ last haa ° ont by everybody a winner, The Hig knees en hurting again NEW YORK #—Coach Jim To | neovy aan oun rand 146: ees only part time in Casey Stengel’s| As the Houston quarterback di- Laas have found tough stig : crowd-pleasing Larks provide the and he was pulled from the game. um of Maryland, who never) .o- cw 2014: Columbia ae two-platoon system,-and also has/recting your split-T formation (line-| sraniey’s Idaho eleven has dropped only bright picture in a season of}, «a. Michigan: training room, | @ucked a controversy, has turned | v6 147 sais Mini eae Dacia tried for Cleveland's Larry Doby. |men split apart), rate these plays| three games, Robertson's club at Cage Managers Meet declining crowd figures at Big some felt Branoff would get into author to — ringing defense 26-14 = 1, 2, 3 and 4 for this situation Colorado College and Lindhal’s Managers of basketball teams er Para waa parks. action again soon. But on the | college football. Here's the list: Announcer Turns Gridder reap gy Snape pase tion | tam at Colorado State also have desiring enter Jl ustomers i ; ichigan ov ooste’ Keep pitchout same number without cad BD teeguse. this winter’ are| ®t Molson Stadium, their new park practice ficid, there was more than) Tye sport comes in for too much | lows a8 Michigan 16; Badger over Rice,| The Detroit Lions in the NFL| (quarterback runs parallel to line srl a . asked to attend an organizational | for the first three home games, an| 4. te, Michigan will prob- | “Rdeterved abuse, the jowly Ter- due Ib. Dube 14; Notre Dame 23, Pin e;|"ave & radio announcer on their/ of scrimmage) meeting Monday at 7:3) p.m. Ses-| increase of about 11,000 over the| ati nox see the familiar mumber |T8pin tutor says, and so it’s time arag 38 Dormeum 13; Fuse 34. team. Defensive half-back Jim} Pass into the end zone 4 ° sion will be held in the Poritiac| Same period last year. And it ts 17 of Branott the field Satur- somebody wrote what is “right” | Suncr tn Arenas “16. Aubure 14] David was one of the broadcasters} Drive through the | Sports Pages m Parks and Recreation office, 35|little wonder because . Peahead | 4, ‘eat lows. with the campus sport. He does | Kentucky ul a of the Colorado A & M baseball} (Answer elsewhere on the sports Today’s Pontiac Press Hilj_street. ' "| Walker’s flashy squad has lost = : so in the latest Parade Magazine. | vanay 13, Otlahoma 18 Texas 14: Cali-|S&mes during the 1954 season. page) : only one game in seven. St B k R d 4 & | Warn @e @. Use m. rcU 8 UCLA AY Zale Kept by CYO Things aren't so rosy with the | State Breaks Recore’s dd ob leghd cope metal Log) anne Notes From Afield: ¢ an ae other three clubs with the net re-| Michigan broke al] previous rec- serge lasers son Ad Tin Cos é ity CHICAGO @®—Tony Zale, former | sult that at the half-way mark of] ords in 1953-4 for the sale of en eee ore inan paci : R id D ° * S boxing champion, | the 28-game schedule, attendance | hunting and fishing licenses with a} ™uch liars and ae Michigan State’s Macklin Field Sustained alns uring Nesting e€ason has or Peg os tae — totaled I a drop of 11,499/ total of 2,370,000, an increase of | “Te My forces a bay te saction wt Stadium has a seating ‘capacity of coach Catholic Youth Or-}from the 216,738 total for the com-| about 57,000 over the previous | P°>0dy force: ct - ; R d d Bi d 1 N be A paree 18 period saan, Cen go mi fr te wad, | 246. lant uae, weve Se Fave Reduced Birds in Newberry /irea _ sis on winning: ‘What's wrong |! four of their five home games, By JACK PATTERSON | but had been rather heavily shot| Late in the afternoon we eased Some of Fire Missing er gles Pall Poppa oor I , Ti O ! (Pontiac Press Outdoor Writer) | at since opening day and tended| gown an old logging read, and Mrs. Durocher Disclaims Cr " yesterday and didn't do a lick of| Deadeye Smith did the birds | Ttesg pet wp a fw birds, saw - him to win in sports. ischief theless. In the after- up ’ Football is too much of a busi- driving except that incidental to|™ —e Pa many deer and occasional sign of Change’ in ‘Lip’; Leo's Mellowi crete Sat toe cnt acer me [Sage eal g p ’ O Ss e Ow1ng part of football is only in the gate Bee sere arCaariee teres 0 ae cane we went into| It was a pleasant enough way to : receipts. x x x Once a team starts irmin martes - , : re added barrage is missing. And he cools|the same ever since,’ she said.| Winning. and making money, it der, Newberry, we spent 10 hours conahoss’ cover after pats. ae ea pm off very fast “When people meet him for the } gets into hot water.” in the field Tuesday. We hunted just about every type ered that pat shooting in Luce and People, detecting this outcrop-| first time, they always seem sur-| Too many players get hurt: We started in the morning on of cover pats frequent and some}; 3 counties just isn’t up to ping of humility in Durocher, at-| prised. They can't seem to believe | “More young players.get hurt in charptaiis ta the burnings north | 0PCS 3% one evel Som except, | enuff. tributed the reformation to the|that Mr, Durocher, the perfect] auto accidents than in running for peg epee pny eng arg ear eres pronrcog We put up ‘ he refiningly subtle influence of his|gentleman and Leo Durocher, the | touchdowns.” ceed poisielee oe after-| Sharptail poem ok t ae wife, prullgspet ane — manager, are one and the same.” | Football doesn't leave a player and treciees upianis we eve pang yy bears out the conclu- - aye age piglet agin vision star, ine Day. * 28 @ time to study: “Players spend a e conservation commis general ever, has repeatedly denied there| Leo is inclined to agree with La-| total of 480 hours on football. Stu- ybaal peerage onl sion that birds, probably because} heavy early season kill —s had been a reformation, stoutly|raine’s appraisal of him. At least,|dents who work in campus dining woubéa't case to estimate, and of sustained heavy rains during the | by the local conservation in maintaining Leo is no different |he cannot see any changes in him-|halls for room and board spend wouldn't be beloved © we aid. nest season, are way down in this Se hr bata lenis 8 cent © than he has always been. self other than an almost..imper-| 765." area. . the Newberry territory might * * ¢ ceptible mellowing which he at- * ¢ @ | We were rewarded for this not-| Except for a rather unfortunate | Well to concentrate on sharptails. Ever since Leo and Laraine|tributed to the fact that he’s older.| Football helps the wrgng boys inconsiderable effort by the sharp | series of lead miscalculations while} Incidentally, Leonard Grinnell, were ‘married seven years ago, one| “I'm still a tougher winner than | through college: ‘Perhaps the un- “*kak-kak-kak” of a small covey,of | Abbott and the writer were splash-|Lake Angelus, currently of the most difficult things for Lar- |loser.” he said: “If I’ve got a los-| fairest criticism of all. Why pena- sharptails which got up out of] ing around in the innnermost re-| out of Newberry, was one of the -- aine to understand has been the|ing team and nothing I do seems | lize a boy who plays football if he range ahead of Smitty's Brittany,|}cesses of a cedar swamp, we/ discoverers of sharptail shooting \ recurring suggestions that Leo has/to help, I usually say very little|has academic admission require Duke. This lack of birds was in| blamed = lack of feathered booty | hereabouts ep ny a p= changed. ‘ to the players. ments?” sharp contrast to the number ofjon the vy foliage. And maybej}fine thing un word a * * @ “But if we have a winning ball} Players are paid fantastic wages birds Drs. Smith and Abbott ranja little on the fact that the birds, | around. “I was attracted by Leo's kind,|club and I believe we've got ajand drive big cars; “With rare into in the plains west of Seney | to borrow a line from popular song Now although the birds are there, , |courteous and manner | fighting chance to take it all, then| exceptions, players get their tui- the day before : of a few years ago “wouldn't so are the hunters, so things aren't the day I met him and he’s been/I keep after my players.” tion, room and board. That's all.” There the birds were plentiful | straighten up and fly right”. quite the way they ased to be, 4 = THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 195% By The Associated Press The National Hockey League gets off to its earliest opening in its 38-year history tonight with games.at Detroit and Montreal. - = s At Detroit the Red Wings, the Stanley Cup champions, entertain the Toronto Maple Leafs. At Mon- treal the Canadiens, Stanley Cup runner-up, tangle with the Chicago Blackhawks. On Saturday all six teams are in to wi attacking line in the business—Alex Delvecchio. Gordie Howe and! Team Captain Ted Lindsay. Del- vecchio has been showing weil be- tween the two hot-shot wingers” in pre-season training. Coach Jimmy Skinner, who took. over the Detrpit coaching duties from Tommy Ivan, thinks his club is a bit «stronger, but adds: “The whole league is stronger.” Most of the competitidn, the ex- perts say, will come from Coach Dick Irvin's Canadiens and Coach King Clancy's: Leafs. Irvin is pleased with his club and figures .| his line of Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, Jean Beliveau and Dick- ie Moore may be the hottest in the league. o * + Clancy rates the Leafs as 20 per and | cent stronger than last season. “We're better primarily because most of our rookies of two years ago are ready to burst out with big years.” The Hawks, who made off-season deals left and right, ate hoping to vacate the cellar. From Montreal, the Hawks draft- ed defensive center Johnny Mc- Cormack and rookie Gordy Hol- lingsworth. TI They sent | rightwinger #2 Common #2 Common #106 Garage Siding . Knotty Pine Fall Lumber Sale! 2x6—Fir... 10°: 2x8--Fir... 13° Paneling .. . . 62.10" $140. ~ 5149. Murray Costello to Boston for rear- guard Frank Martin. Up from the American ‘Hockey League are é National Hockey Loop in Earliest Opening George (Red) Sullivan and former Leaf Bobby Hassard. The accent is en youth. with defenseman Gus Wildcats Hope to Break Jinx. ee Cw sal at Home Since 1930 KANSAS CITY @® — A Kansas State victory over Nebraska this Saturday would break a jinx the Cornhuskers have held over the Wildcats for a quarter of a cen- tury. s s . Not since 1930 has Kansas State defeated Nebraska on its home grounds. That year the Wildcats won 10-9. Two fleet backs may provide the are senior halfback Corky “Taylor and junior fullback Doug Roether. Taylor is leading the K-State squad in most departments after three games. He has scored three | | of the Wildcats’ 8 touchdowns, caught 5 passes for 108 yards, re- turned 2 kickoffs for 53 yards. and gained a 226 yards net in 26 carries for an 8.7 average. 'Ann Arbor, Mt. Pleasant Head State’s Prep 11s ‘DETROIT (UP)—Followjng are the leading high school Class A-B football teams in the state, based on a United Press poll of coaches, sports writers and officials: Hastin Nashville CLASS A wLT ADM APbOr «......sereccocecerss 3608 Plint Comtral§ ......cccccccccees 3 e606 Benton Marbor ........ssseesee 36906 Grand Ra: BOUtD .ocsvcccces- 3¢@e@ Bay City tral 3 @e0 Pint Werthere .......cs..e0. 1106 Battle Creek Central 3 ¢6@ 06 Grand Rapids Catholic Central 210 Grease Pointe. .........cccccscess 3e¢h°8 Traverse City DARA RAE e ECL zee CLASS B : Mt. Pleasant § .......++--secees 3066 Bast Grand Rapids ......+:0.. 366 Srem River § ......--scsccccreves 460 Three Rivers ‘ 3006 A ac sacarinnaorencnes,. 4) 4 Kalamasoo BtBte «... ccc eceeese 360 Sparta eevecedsocccesss- 2 8 @ Bad 3686 3686 360 dee Mighty Mo, which won the Na- tional Cup steeplechase at Fair Hill, Md, on last Sept. 11, began racing on flat dirt. Then jumped to steeplechasing. Mortson, in his ninth season in the big time, the oldest man on the club at 29. : a MAPS PLANS FOR U. M. GAME — Forest Evashevski —_ Uni- versity of Iowa football coach, talks to Captain George (Binky) Broe- der as they map plans for the game against Michigan on Saturday. -Evvy, who squared an old score against Michigan State College in this season's opener, is out to avenge last year’s 14-13 loss to Michigan. Washington 11 Downs Eastern Braves Record Eleventh Win Over 3 Years in Junior High Loop Defending City Junior High School League champion Washing- ton opened its 1954 football season yesterday with an 186 triumph over Eastern. * . * Victory was the Braves’ Lith consecutive win over the past two years. : Three backs each scored once for Washington. Right half Bill Lamson went 25 yards in the Ist quarter, quarterback Alex Whit- lock sneaked two yards in the 2nd period and left half Willie Shaw sprinted 19 yards in the finale. Fullback Ken Beattie scored East- ern's only touchdown on a l-yard plunge in the 3rd quarter. . * Ld] Game marked the debut of John Andrews as Eastern coach. He Ps FIFTY-THREE a ecetire ‘Wings Open Campaign With Toronto Sextet Jimmy Skinner Makes NHL Debut, Delvecchio on ‘Production Line’ DETROIT (UP) —. The Detroit Red Wings open their bid for an unprecedented Tth straight Na- , [tional Hockey League champion- ship tonight as hosts to the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team feared + {most by Detroit manager Jack Adams Adams, who has spent more than ‘/a quarter of-a century with the Red Wings as coach and. manager, knows his team can't continue its run of championshins forever and he’s worried about the Maple Leafs In fact, Adams picked his Red Wings to finish 3rd this season im a pre-season forecast with both Terente and Montreal wind- ing up ahead of Detroit, But the Red Wings have been installed as a heavy favorite to dominate the hockey picture again. Detroit has all of the key per- sonne| back from last year's squad -which swept to league and Stan ley Cup playoff championships. ; | And the presence of a new coach —@ | Jimmy Skinner, might prove to be a big asset Skinner has no previous NHL background, either as a coach or a player. The Red Wings are likely to go all out to get him off on the right foot. Skinner has made one major line change, moving Alex Delvecchio up to center for Ted Lindsay and Gordie Howe. Wings will employ Glen Skov Tony Leswick and Marty Pavelich on the second line with Metro Prystai, Johnny Wilson and Bill Dineen forming a third unit. Terry Sawchuk is back in goal and Bob Goldham, Red Kelly, Marcel Pronovost, Ben Woit and Keith Allen are back on defense. Two spare forwards, Marce] Bonin and Don Poile, may join Dutch Reibel on a fourth line, Toneff to Rejoin 49ers SAN FRANCISCO —Hefty Bob Toneff soon will rejoin the injury- weakened San Francisco M9ers .. . and may get his Army discharge in time to play against Green Bay at Milwaukee Sunday. The 6-foot-2, 252-pound tackle was an All-Amer- fea at Notre Dame in 1951. With the 49ers in 1952 he was named to the National Football League All- Star team. some ecemntnann This you'we got fa 406 PREVIEWER Previewer Is « new conception in worsted sultings, It’s light, supple and soft In texture with the eppes! end feel of « fine fennel but the stemina of « tough wer- sted. Beautifll petterns te cheese trom—tellered / 106 N. Saginaw St. - ~~ ae oF Fordors . Squires . of profit “ . Convertibles . . scores and scores of wonderful new Fords . MEAN SWEtp . Tudors... . Ranch Wagons. . . 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Started on Fiat The North America sailing championship, for the second time, is held by year-old Loyola Uni- versity freshman, Gene Walet, of New Orleans, He has a Lightning Class sloop. — Navy's Smith Is Switched From Quarterback to End -| Drake, Colorado A_&.M. and Kan- -|sas, and are the eighth-ranking -I team in total yardage yielded, ac- ” | given up only 18 ydrds to Villanova die Erdelatz promoted him after sparkling performances in the Wil- Smith, big and fast at 6 feet 1 and 185 pounds, is the only sopho- more to crack the first two teams, Followers of Navy football) already}. see in his story a striking parallel Navy, that head coach Eddie Er- several weeks ago switched from quarterback where the talent was already deep. “He was too good a player to keep on the bench, so we made the switch,” Erdelatz said ing out fine.” Colorado Only Major 11 With Uncrossed Goal NEW YORK ~The University of Colerado stood alone today as the -only major college football team in the land with an un- crossed goal-line — and the season is still in ‘its infancy. The Buffaloes have blanked cording to statistics released Thursday by the National Col- legiate Athletic Bureau. * ” 7 Richmond leads in total defense despite giving up 233 yards to VMI last week. Syracuse heads the pass defense list. Mississippi heads the country in de’ense along the ground, having last week for an average of 44.7 per game. U. S. Net Stars End 2 - Day Korean Visit SEOUL uw — Jack Kramer and his professional tennis stars wound up a 2-day visit to Korea today. Kramer defeated Australia's Frank Sedgman, 64, and Pancho Segura whipped Pancho Gonzales, $46, at-the 8th Army clay courts. Gonzales teamed with the Far East service champion, pic. Grant Golden, ‘to turn back Segura and Sedgman, 10-8 in doubles. Gonzales beat Golden, 7-5, in an exhibition before an all-Korean crowd. * 2 Ht : Hy vis ut ul 10 straight before he met Norkus, abyel slugger ended the bout in 2 minutes, 10 seconds of the 7th round when the referee decided Powell had abdbrbed enough punishment. SAN FRANCISCO ## — Charley Norkus, with a seventh-round tech- | Contenders for the title. nical knockout over California's ses latest heavyweight sensation, Char-| The Port Washingten, N. Y., lie Powell, figured today he had him into submission in a wild sev- Norkus Slows Rapid Rise of Charlie Powell on TKO earned a place in the back row of spoiler put the crusher on Powell's ring aspirations when he dattered Week's Layoff {Will Aid Sooner 11, Bud Thinks Oklehoma Team Given Chance to Put. Stress on Fundamentals NORMAN, Okla. —Coach Bud Daily Oklahoman that a week's layoff worked to the Sooners’ ad- vantage. “It's always a coach's worry about how -weil the kids will play as a team each weekend,” he said. “There are a lot of other impor- tant problems but that is the main concern. Well, with our heavy prac- tice stuff behind us I know by now our bunch will play it right up to the hilt. * ¢ “Now, its mostly a matter of re- maining mentally alert, remember- ing a few things we had to learn all over again during the past week. then go all-out for every second against a really fine Texas team. “I honestly think the week's lay- off worked to our advantage. Most of the time practice periods are so few that about all you can do is concern yourself with offensive and defensive patterns for the next op- ponent. But with the extra week we were able to go back to blocking and tackling fundamentals before we started concentrating on Texas.” The Sooner coach said he'd feel better if Gene Calame was ready to go at quarterback but said he had all the confidence in the world ‘routed Augustana, 46-6. "fensive tackle for the Chicago Car- Ex-Chief Gridder Plays-at Wheaton Former Pontiac High gridder Kirk Hobolti is a member of the Wheaton College varsity football squad this season. Hobolth, half- back and punter for PHS in 1953, was promoted to the Crusaders’ varsity after scoring a touchdown in his ist jayvee game. He played over ea half at quar- terback last week when Wheaton Kirk is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hobolth of 779 Mae street. Cards’ Ulrich Injured CHICAGO @®—Chuck Ulrich, de- dinals, has a broken bone in his right hand, Coach Joe Stydahar said today. It is uncertain whether he will make the trip for the Cleve- land game Sunday. Ulrich, former University of Illinois star, is play- ing his first season with the Cards after service in the Army erith round last night at Civic Au- ditorium. Norkus weighed 193, in sophomore Jim Harris. Camera Proves Great Addition to Sport World Pictures Show Errors of Performers, Officials in Many Games By PAT ROBINSON NEW YORK (INS) — Beyond all question, the greatest advancement in the world of sports in the last half century has been the camera. We shudder to think what mis- takes must have happened before and said in so many-words that his | have_remained hidden to the hu- football team was ready to beat|man eye but which are noW mer- Texas in the Cotton Bowl Saturday. | cilessly revealed by the camera ee 9% Only last Saturday at Belmont, Wilkinson, always affable but not4 Eddie Arcaro’s horse was disqual- _ ready to accept all the praises| ified because a re-run of the race on film showed that Eddie’s horse ball out of an infielder’s glove. © Nowadays all football teams re- era also can disclose what mis- takes an official may have made. Human eyes, human judgment and human sympathies may be fallable but the camera sees all with an impartial eye. Indiana Horse Wins Feature at Jackson JACKSON — St. Pat's Honor, a T-year-old mare, owned by Lester Pletcher of Shipshewana, Ind., and driven by Dwayne Pletcher, won the feature race — The Pontiac Pace—at Jackson Raceway last night. Pletcher brought his horse from far back in the field of Class A pacers to challenge the favorite, Clever McKinney. with Eddie Fox Powell, of San Diego, 212. Norkus had scored an_ eight- count knockdown before the bout was halted in 2:10 of the seventh. Ringsiders first thought Referee Frankie Carter called it a knock- out, The arbiter, however, said aft- erwards he ruled it a TKO. The scheduled 10-rounder was na- tionally televised Powell shot over a short right to the jaw in the first round that put Norkus on the canvas. There was no count and referee Carter said it was not a knockdown but a slip. By BELLY SIXTY CASE—Parallel Grip, Creates Sharp Hook—To get a maximum of hook spin on the ball, with a minimum of right-to-left ball break, the hand is moved into such position that the thumb and index finger form a parailei line across the ball. In other words, the hand posi- tien would be similar to that of In his dressing room after the} carrying a suitcase: The thumb battle Norkus said: “Certainly I was knocked down. It was a good . stiff right and I went down from CENTER OF it.” BALL BALANCE Powell, former San Francisco 4%9er football star engaging in his 13th fight, burt -his right hand in the second round. Norkus, who knocked out Danny Nardico in Miami last February | f when the latter was being consid- ered for a title shot against Rocky Marciano, was behind on the score cards ofthe referee and two judges when he exploded in the seventh. SHORT BREAK. 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The endur- ing wonder is that so many people in Hollywood bother to get married at all. * * a Mae West once observed, re- viving a joke older than the bustle “Marriage is a great institution but who wants to live in an m- stitution?” The divorce. statistics obviously prove that scores of film stars don't actually want to live in this institution. They merely want vis- iting privileges. They go in and out of marriage as it suits their convenience. Hollywood is a factory that for @ years has been largely devoted to the manufacture of implausible celluloid fairy tales in which a pauper can marry a princess and any smart working girl can land a millionaire. = 4 The formula behind most plots is simple and changeless: boy meets girl; there is a problem that keeps Sites. - That is the main thing—the hap- types of marriage—more adapted to its needs, such as 1. The publicity marriage. Great for two starlets who can't get their names in the paper any other way. Also fine for aging stars who need to let the public know they are still alive > The multiple or mass mar- riage. This is useful for up to 5 actors and 5 actresses who are all sooner or later, going to swap around anyway. By marrying each other all at once they could save future divorce costs and also have to pay only for a single big wed- ding celebration * * *@ 3. The contingent marriage. Un- der this arrangement if either per- former gets better billing than the other, he or she is automatically free to shuck off the unfortunate partner as excess Cargo. Marriages such as these would bring a realizm to its marital re- lations that Hollywood sadly needs Some might argue that Hollywood should reinstitute the castom of trial marriages, but this is un- necessary, Marriage is a trial, anywhere, under the best of circumstances. Human Eyes Not Made for Close Work: Doctor COLUMBIA, 8. 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B22 jay THurabesy eon il (HP timhie! 2 3 iid; pe pestle Bees = ht § rich; | so .: e3ex! §£ oo Rex s We . a- aehees sEESE SSE EEE ants |e: 7 fEsEe $3 Bre EE ie ie if pis = tits | { ae ie { *: F Help Wanted Mal . a - elp Wante - | Fome a7 a aie Stbeiaee i i wren Death Notices “eae Saas eevee Catan | "O02" EEE COMPOTESTIM4 PiceDe, ES Bas te house | the To od Saaisatate i ¥ Walled Cane. on ALTERATIONS. BSNOD RING, (A oy general county — = ae — , carpentry and 2 balloke tm the above form FICATIONS deat A upon the -| CLASSI ey EF Soot cece te seams ae 583 ATTENTION: = -*% ¥A Toiowing form prop; | ANNOUNCEMENTS . masonry 2 Mi y a of Oekiand, for = , i gts ‘ Cuarenseed mace 4 x..-%, purposes except taxes for obligations In- we. ' furred. prior to ‘December & 1838 8 | Card of Thank |.......0.004 | , ally Mr dos: |ebesman a a sun 2O-t-Now SkicK BCOCE FOREN CB vee fou basi. At Bind REDUCE assessed Memoriam eteerreteece le Porter ..... . : Earn “ Ln ogg Mr. ment work. Mt a a a alte eee ‘cw |BOND EMPLOYMEN Knight, Mi'eaast for ae Se phan ee 3 WEIO = . . MI 66337 for an sppoint- OR ARE YOU 3 oneead Lea tac to be issued Flowers renee ita 3 ay hig pid bond | afer | it. Car necessary _ work, also fo no 4 f ve dave. or tw TiRED? OONSTIPATED! waiiae, vorng machines tre et. 2* | Funeral Directors os... 4 age 3. beloved wie of doweon DRY CLEANERS “ADT Core of baby Room end] Mf8® Ot too email. Guarante RE RATES | ethos. tax limitation propost Loncharte; dear mother of ; EXPERIENCED a | Bnd care werk, On 60nn. . tip haw Tl. ~~ -- yrarene full text of said 1 hereof, Lots 5 Elaine Loncherte; | truck driver Give full partic board and $10. week. OA 68-2008. GHIMNEY AND ROOF REP Van to serve you. Sm ay FE +4 tion as cb in paragraph th | Cemetery eee eeeeeeees ert and Joyce ne uchene. | lars. Write Pontiac Daily Press = “BABY SITTER. FE 6-1863. 44084. : shall be posted in each election booth Yo. Gear sister of Edward Bea ma| tite ED eees. also roots i 1% WEDDING INVITATIONS. 67.56 3. Bach city and township — 4S Funeral corvinn tl . — | — eee DRY CLEANING qe cee 8! a ‘ WORK. 2 G carrie. give notice of the eybmission of ie EMPLOYMENT Sev, Cotes Oty 06 30 0. 8 In- | EXPERIENCED ~ oy is 7 A eteresaté notice for sas eis Mt Ce | See. | desi for the SAVE with ECON- ear November Election, which notice Help Wanted Male .f....... 6 Recitation’ of the y | mom’ Sgt? in person Der tay =| oneat Ts oMP tridocararer oes previo, Yond ‘6% |Help Wanted Female ..... 7| sruise “scat” oat ams | Cnanee oe Sot Ra GRE AF, THOMPSON OORS im incre effecting property i le in state EXPERIENCED | aes. 7 itation iparensss . et ee reeeeeeee 8 mar for new ay! St. store layer: De Aneerton, i ancereen, Bar. |Help Wanted : Beast Move 4 sant rl Ss hanes Diew’s. 12 fb Bng Nae a oan maa nerd. Blanchard agg ~ Saaaeay: Car- Instructions ee E .. | ——_ vrs CARPENTER WORK . JOU LL ORT TD TERILL as Dinh +e ai ae FINA Sea Castle, Clack. e Clawson. yt Work Wanted cccccced® eee. wife J Victor reo refrigeration ee and ; q = i iy Wil clean regs ‘and bd mings. 4. Greham, Hamlin. Hea- Work Wanted F eceeed]] dear ‘ ve Farol | #xPy NCE esTiC AP- (CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE panes y 4 Holmes Rocket, Notee, Eee 4 Ww e ew: Fae vice will o _plance serviceman Se George's New rort's. “ N. Bee eT BUT ANG Pine FIR. Trucks to Rent ee Munier, Johnston, Keliey, Kephert. Ku- eo oa | : one al Mode _ PE +5470. Wid. Child, to Board 26 cere. Leevy. Levineon ril Miller] SERVICES OFFERED P.M: at the Kirkby Pun erel|EAreMENCED, SINOLE FEActEx scCaoot | —encieg Modernising. FE +470 ", McKay, Chas. Miller iden. f Heme with Rev. Soterios Gov EX CED) AUTOW 6 @ day Monday through * ‘custom AND ty, Melese, Here, Wiperee, Oona ng Service 12| wate sitictoting Interment to haulers with Dodge Truck: OA 6282. ej aye Me Toe Picks ong lacad on msaly CorLDAEE, BY cere. P. ue oh Amour, | : Building stsereees: oes Ws 4 A he = ite Gal ss Chive vaca bap “week R f : loff is at the Kirkby Fune operator only with Detroit —— ; RESIDENTIAL tiac Farm and i came FOR AC Benock beck, fe one! Seman. t st ” | Building Supplies waste Home. subur tw Sons ang that’ a ae i Pon aT Co, |WLE ei = ce VapNatta, Voll, Peet eagles Business Services eeeetwees i Memoriam 2 T pf. - B2 ‘eecencary. =. Common Indus ! om Wetnbui ee a ~ e rn nis Bookkeeping & Taxes coed oo “4 well ie ®. sae round . 2 “6 . r FORT Wtd. ousehold G 27 si remmean mi | Chiropodists 15M husbend 7 Binks, be Bo les hc por, beter, Write box O.| 2 Reeteg & eee a . that Commit- PPP eeeeeeeeeee c i Bay . aaa and Citizens’ Oct. 7 Ie. ID 5. OnE. OF ed po Be Pagel By + ape Foot Specialist mepearercoy } + ) Ad miss. you. Wife seannete. 4 — on = WHITE WwW MAN om a ror, 5 Estimates Q a Chairmen General housework, cooking, w — ted to event whet” Jee Dressmaking & Tailoring .16 Powers iy or it iiag woning. 2 eniy. ise © cesrs SA peta PAPESEIN ous, bowsebold goods. Ter a a — ; Garden Plowing yi ' fom . wages. Pine Lake. Cail Modern John Taylor. cn puinTir oe IWTERIOR EX: ; t ; ; ss us Ceaeden by Schone 17| 125 4OQNAPER'® FLOWERS iARRiED “WAN FOR DAIRY) 2°, a3 Pe a Vit | tect ts tor cmt due ter coe | WANTED FURNITU! thet the fects be made eusea aes Income Tax Service ...... 122_40B0B) orm, Case WO nee Te. age o. cooniee. et wECK mn B SANDING | CAYING vin. Work, gauaranteed estimate b ven heave saything tee . that the ‘s cesccceee 18 4 4. Grand Ri ‘ASHTER uvet| °& e Sd and. mm - =< sa nalts wen Se Be te Lette ioe Cent moos; | Laundry Service 18A| ennai scree MAMONAL CARH CAREER Muar] Lo Eite SB ale i: HARON” ACTERAFIONS, pW 6000 PAINT _y OOOp TAINTER | itatcnse an “CO hereby request Alar oo ages Mw ry westion and. that “ihe eee ns “ | h ¢| Se dAneuY TION ron ca-| “OMAN TO Pag ay to my | poles Al tints ai ——— ‘D WINTER L&S —— RGEST $s of So Beese be calles tor the pur cniy gueetton involved 1s whether of Pot | Moving & Trucking cae Donelson-Jo ng “able, Gevery mas coe sdvence home Call FE before 2| GARAGES Ligr Youn Palt, ano WInTES OnSGED PURNITORE J ugust dering 4 0 5 e t mon B ~ ” 7 1 . ~ : — oo Sie 2.806 — on the Court Ross matter bene prtbaantg Fils ; ‘Penerel Oetigntte with the | Painting & Decorating ..,.20 “DESIONED POR FONERALS” aude CaapENraae ONLY WOMAN spl yt § c= went AND WA APER CET Us BUY 17 On AUCTION IT dseisine the tare curtycf asia [Nughar"ipie on ovonse ‘bons’ best | Photos b Accessories ...27-21| _” hees-Siple |aaman ececsrhy FE 2 tren fms TM Donte heels oT relative to resubmission ot te of the Carried SPECIAL COURT HOUSE Physio-Therapy ssceccee sae Voor ees- p man with car. Routes pay $100 to | — all Washin py County ‘sad any end’ all other pertinent 22] FUNERAL HOME | | ie ser’ seek Aut, Four Puier! Help Wantee 8 ony me and any and ra CLAWSON, Television Service .,...... i Brush Oman for information, or —_ Pree Reasonable. N Pag — Dated August 1 1984. LLOYD L. ANDERSON ~—| Typewriter Service .....22A Ambulance Or tare "polite, 7K, $800 PER NIONTH |COUPLE TO CARE FO = ote. wi Community srsid K. Schone William C_ Hudson Rc. COMMINas 2B for salesman for free rent. References en- eotimates, PE 3-417) Po. OR 3am. , Fe. W.. mith NORMAN B. BARNARD Upholstering ............. Lots S| car, Must core recom mend- interview Satur- PAINTING AND . m3 Pond. Antrovs K Leyd Carwnce DAVID LEyiNeon Cometery a Se ey A Aner rE +OU WANTED: DEEP FREEZE. ¥a a WAROLD i. NOTICES “IN MASONIC SECTION,| limit °. __ Mich. AND TNO. Jone G. 2, you . Cum. * Catlang "Oa bane. iden DO YOU WEED THAT Ex.|ZEN-OR WOMEN CAN YOU USE :|" Tnside and ae feos sine eae Geakene somata | 4 snore cares iome-tora| ee LN Re | Ee ee ae ae Sa Mb merece Nern §=- RCC. Cummings five to the death of dey Secord, former ial WHITE CHAP! CE LOTS, ) : gy Bs per- wa est SUMP PUMP 1% OUTLET. FE Helen P. | Cari a | : a Notices & Personals ......25 whole or in pert, reasonable! Man Vo Assist. Owner sm. 150 N. Perry. 6:00 am. to Sapual.hc AND PAlntine 271 betorte Maw IN a a ope rts and Manage Office | ifte'an Pom #8 8% Teut ir etomaus PE Sa wep Stern OES ; facets fp pare en, 16-55, start as WALL WASHING AND PAINTING So Gand Wand FOR Rarey Ww. Berton Ld Oovdpeed, 6 BOX REPLIES NITY FOR YOUNG MAN Pg le LS OREN WANT, WALT” WARTING ee WASHINO “ehuren a ama! “rand preferred. 7 Ocenevieve ee. oR ~ Mi- NOTICE OF SFECTAL MEETING ret DA 10 am, today (1 iow a Juion ‘Fxecurive| sary ag pe Me WALL WARNING AND PATHTING | T6089 crptne stachment, et the Oskiand County Board there were replies at | 70 JoIN A RAPID Wil) Sec Pron. Free estimates, PE $-2211. STOP) LOOK? ; Supervisors: that © petition oreees 28 the Press office in TRAIN HIM. MU: = ; — a ——— a ey LET FE | Wented to Rest nl the following boxes: |] fhe AC Este “actives! tastructions 9 RN a TAY Rae Tin Pun ee * , A UPERVIS. me massace | _%. FP. ot Supervisors ou Wanted to Rent soe 3, 5, 6 12, 23, 21, 90, || ino PEOPLE “Certnoate valso FREE lpesome SCT ippecie nerve’ +201/ Money Wanted 28A ™ : D. Anderson, ——- Share Living Quarters eee 40, 42, 64, 70, 77. 78, a, DETROIT GLASS china pitino TT a at pe See Brewer yg BS Wid, Transportation a 86, 89, 103, 110, 115, 118. 7). Myre Ave FF 2-8397 start —— Pongo Television Service 22) waws pe a eae cent interest. Wed. Contrasts, Mga. ..... m=3/REAL ESTATE SALES| ,Keege Mercer O° OAT ime, FE saee |_Prew. iano EX: Wanted Real Estate ....32A Win consider sales m = lessons $1. Mrs. Henry Myers. ra ranks _ Gellent. pelerenees. Welle Pealine vy. Levin- getic = man Starr. — = ' TV 115, used home sales.) — © Uc. ING DO IT SERNIES RADIO & TV SERV Press. “oo RENTALS OF FERED Pp member of Co-operative, Resi toe apap clarinet and a1 FURNACE rather Reduce your |471 8. Bre 8 wee ~ te Rent «2 meet, [Rent Apts. Furnished .....33 FOR WANT ADS are bigh «All appointment ‘beld| Cell Orinneli Brothers, FR 37108. teed. *REMOVAL, TRIM. |422_W. ae] Bemann, Unfurnished ...3¥4 fa strictest (J ~ 10 a a estimates. 2-7188 ms ARDY CON-/a GROUP _? OR ©) OF coLLmes wor |e ae Furnished ...35|} DIAL FE 2-8181 NyT Work Wanted Male iLL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENA) BAtts Rete “ery en, rhe "Wil bp. eunployed. perme- v6) | Rent Houses ee. AYLORD ND| repaired by ascak Haten & ‘ ntly at the canseoier? - ARPBNTRY. PLASTIC t store. General « DAY OR desire apts Rent Houses Unfurnished .36/| From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. | G eee “hoor tile @ y reset | Ottice Supply Coit Ww. Lee MITCHELL'S TV fon &, boars. 2. Pout aren For Rent Rooma ss. att tle" dt, ** ttf] Be ity |\"ACCOUNTANTC | APPLIANCE SERVICE| 8. Pa eal Cane moet, BS thinks Por Rent Rooms sss:++-31/| Bitsy enemes eo ree || Unexcelled Opportunity PRICE MANAGER | Mhcteichal Datsyet tasers 12 6 etetlomdhnb bow res “A! - EEE RSE an ae % With Board .......38,) sibility for the aoe. ot ibl OFFICE. MANAGER and all types of small me ae farm house or 2 bedroom 7 ip Registered Reems 38A tere | Tangible —Intangible 10 years manufacturing experience | ROY'S, 6 Oakland Ave. PE 2-402) dag ap ti hy” > oe Yi 8 the Convalescent Homes ..,... insertion the ad in cia] stat e ALL MAKES ; Melly oon. “Dif esered. vejaciee taroare LEADS duction scheduling. cost, "batary | WASHING a Sets our Phe 70 LANDLORDS LsTiNGS eeverevecece _,, Because we are one of the finest open. Please phone OR 3-0614. more needed. THELMA . AEE, Rent Stores ...............@ gate yas mode be core coupiry” i grery pavantage to CARPENTER REPAIRS AND AL] DHONE. FE 4-2569 7 oe Peatas Dept. [FORM APE emer ny bemeaea Rent Office Space .........41 odjustmente wil) be civen closer, one oftered sgh ng gia, Gust ante Weahoe a . ao. Uphoistering ebild. References. Dixie Hwy. Publie, Oakland Rent Miscellaneous ..42 ooveuees: Casve diutreutee -_ 11) een - | Tell UPHOLSTERINO Fane nen 7 , December a ey 8 ~ A a ae We cag absorb tour tar coces| ta. litchens @ specialty. FE me & B mm REN SG % 8. TELEORAPH FE 5-0088 Eee ee kane REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE tree te t2 o'elech woos ame f| Bree? 28 10 $0. Neat appear| _ 3-263. Te Liesl wi¥s Your material FE bo1t | AGEN Y, FR eles _—__ {> Se For Sale Houses ..........43)] “" . Sominissions ‘only, some evening cling | siding . Dd. 4 Wright. gp AL I rel gant Ee gas yin gy to Bre. Geet cost .- Treasient Went Ade way calls. Com pro rE bo pa A119 Cooley | Lake ord housekeeper. Home a} " be whe Ay be canceled to 0:30 the with for way ss00| CARPENTER—DON'T "KNOW TP WALL CLEANERS. Thea other woman is in charge t - of For Sale Lake Property ee. Gav of oubdiic: ment. men make about $200 ell.” “Only @ yrs. of exp. V8 | BLOOMFIELD Wat! Ressonabie. |<... s Parner St. Drayton Plains. (and it For Sale Resort Property .44A CASH WANT AD RATES potatnent colin plinaitind a ree eet no obliga FE DIOL) sls Beadle. FE $1971. pg mg oN = ‘shows GA} Uses | Dar 3 Dave 6 Dave. Tle iirrED: “ALISRE GALES. pone new and repair.) EAVES TROUGHING |Punsrron: “reeuess £1302. __| °Guntor Mign School, MA $3001, that | Suburban Property ...... ak -khk ae man Married over» ae | ww, Furnace repairs, all makes. FE onebar MATERIALS OUAR- WANTED 7 TO 8 ROOM novse Regulations: For Sale Lots ............4 3 160 313 | tice. wre Pontiac Press Box sxpERIENGED GAS STATION §-6973. French's Heating & = snteed pee m Dase 3 children. Me to 8 200 se ae wente | toes 7 a m Catching “tabetes.| 222 ,|For Sale Acreage .........47 20 «6432. 68 cea |G < - w FE 2004 0 & J TRENCHING w a 4 * | Por Sale Parma. .......00.48 IB Bes LICENSED BUI DER |"iet Mie sames oreaet| BX On Sean, “ST Oe! 270 “Telegr ph. FE 6430). "" | Share Living Quarters 30 - a ry wr - Ay hay AD - - an. Holly. MAin mR >-10e —— : = A ed.| and warehouse o RE HOME WITH é mea caeaiyid pn Birmingham Office Reeay" soar Sor ac AnD DIOTEN 1OGING AND ODD J0n6. pairing & rewinding 218 E. Pike Lost & Found Cd “tuaren Near 33 Mile Ra and Rent, Lease Bus. Prop.. ; eater Thisl CARP ab eects Yes | . LOST: A_CONSIDERABLE, SUM | 2 For Sale or Exchange ...0/} Ph. Midwest 4-0844 MENTO PICK APPLDA. PARE | hence RONG, ANY REND. SEWER CLEANING inet "Friday." R ARD. Call L+| Wid. Contracts, Mtgs, 32 a CIAL 379 Hamilton haan & tes east of Orton ing. PR tase ns ns ene |Staks. Sunday Sere Ph_FE 62 Sunder Serv pn ree wip hind came —_— ~~ ; 2 : Fd ea Hale wan, eae See oe Te Hm Ohl Re” Surce ramets! $ Unlimited $ a ties ....51 Female 7) cree 73 55 ERT TREE TRIMMING & TE _ PHONE FE 30045. | tor puying Past a4 be sisted, and ise Mt stock. | Business Opportuni = Fe _Help Wanted LEAP RAKING AND HAULING EXPERT TREE TRIMMING 0 SE oor aace BOXER. 928. RE-| sourteous ection For immediate 3 Or Dang of tok) ety Pc | Sale Land Contracts .. a Help Wanted Male ¢ See eee PAINTING AND DECORATING. 3.2000. ward, Ph. PE a ote bees — = NR. the wey oe ee eeeeseee ~ - for @ nursema’ Work rantedd 20023. HOUSE MOVING, FULLY Equi Lost: Pain . N . tor = fives ey firm. | Money to Loan . . .54|407O PARTS On MECHANICS county. Chile help pe prem VETERAN WANTS ODD JOBE oe 8. xe white frame lasses in yellow and A. Ore ea other a ~~ Mortgage Loans TeTerrer) helper. | mee 2 : vate room ma. $8428 tanks field booth. OR 3-4403. : : = cach. individual “mendes inc WELD & i _W0et tak TV. Good salary. Mu. 63000." Ee See TERRES A50 Sraing’ installed. PE 24137, Pree ier PEULLE Porn| 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Me DISE tipcer ‘na, Ate? Mie. Co. 3279) ee Reece: y u wan, @ fast deal on — ; Seen “pe bente, up sovurttios; mortgages | For Sale Miscellaneous | Sos per pian lncurnece Good cEPEMIERCED POPPA Vetted’ eiuurionan, parsehe taxes, |Pootings. field tae. satis tate aan ceanree Lowest Suecust to = ving the names .|Do tt Yourself ........... 61) le plas “Gor caiee mene | xuaeet_ Ber, sictcecel Gee w| Sate Wave sar ve ¢-ttee ec [Fae TRIMMING AND REWOV. Notices & Personals 25, contract or Ce = fo person Gee Bookkeeper, Experie: al. Pree estimate wrens , sor’ Court, See «| = Inc. |isseesront Line's Mal Se coroniy WOMAN WARTS FaRT an THOS _AND| moo youn Tor pantims wow |,,, STONE REALTY a That ine Sale Office Equipment .. .63 Cy Owens ne: BOND EMPLOYMENT) ume sorte URES DAY| field tile Septic tanks for sale or) Receive free ames tove tor etre te, tte 8 ord Sale Store Equipment r dalle eepagainiel a “work, Cagniog ironing St per! installed pleaded ie ant I~ §% MORTGAGES , teed a bet . Call wm, _coye_ FB _S " . ARMS URBAN ft from his Sale Sporting Goods ....... © |< WELL ESTABLISHED, FINAN. SEAUTY OPERATOR, GOOD OF. Prue anTED On| Foot Specialist 15A) Pipers % | sowri| ot ere wih 1B. frontace "be me om & cogs + ‘o wa ; wo faction te Hunting Accommodations 65A pce Haro glo a attet| a Bo Es- "etn cD LAD’ DESIRES JoB OR. A A. KANTER, FOOT SPF. gg dl ay ne experi BD. CHARLES 4 That unting | niques that are rec taies |BRAUTY OPERATOR IN ROCH ‘COLORED LAD* DESIRES JOR. ist 9% & Gaginaw St PE] once. Licensed. bonded. Mavic cate wei a Wee froupe im its Sand, Gravel & Dirt ...... veal oe a ge oe a eee eee oud childrens care.) Soe ‘ GET FREE| PE GOW; Eve PE S408 anes © ; & Fuel ....... 67) opportunity. for ton. mi thoreeeh | ~ Bookkeeper - COLORED WOMAN WANTS) Garden Plowing 16A)4 Curietmne toye for the kiddies rs Wood. Coal | who ts willing _ a on pe ¢ al ten Was. Fa a ~~ oe aatee tact, On . ittee through Trees. Shrubs «0 Son Bidet orcs 3 oe Se ee s_bus tare FE 4110 EDMUNDS % SON : “flandied. the Plants. Trees 69 Spm Ask for Mr. Ouest |DEPENDABLN WOMAN WHO IRONINOS DONE. IN” MY-HOWE | 94,22 oe aad Liveling ™t | aNY GIR OR WONT NEEDING WE mittee), at For Sale Pets ........... BARBER WANTED, NO INVEST-|D Seas nee home, care of| 728 Cortwright _| Mowing s °F, Seer wn 1 : red mn tt ly] bees rk Live! i OULD LIKE POSITION | FE_8-1427 vernon Ph. C = mediate Dogs Trained. Boarded .. .70 reitip mn gasonable rept ot ino ave i's seen call FE “in motheriees bom neal vies, MA Doe. aa DAINTY oa oP ABSOLUTELY nnn a ‘ SS - 23-8814. 69 Mark - lomel win tae each, insu ‘ofthis putication sla or ie FARM MERCHANDISE eae Mme Angi od Orehare EXPERIENCED WRIAN VOR Fe sore NN BY PAY |” Laundry Service 18 Pr ee GUARANTEE ‘ od fy BE 2 months n Bake 3 "to 6 PM. rel Seek Modern home mm Te LADY WISHES HOUSEWORK POR FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERY.| {eter for classes starting week of | a eo [Se Hay, Grain & Feed........ BRICK MASON CREWS| "cs! Rochester | References coy. Fe ee Pe bentien teeoirs Fe copper | eoameling, al TO ° | ee sworn HAROLD AS gg om ogee! Livestock ........ T2| Large project—eommon brick. See) quired. OL SALUD) cor. FS 20a -|_ Sin Sresh qveliatte fer nring. i | sous t& an os rived before me / For Sale : | Carl, East Bivd. near Mt Clem. |= ENCED Pg mg wong a tg uo! | CACE CURTAING PLAIN OR RUF. Greenware suppiies eine, fring. ; ay Oy ose [ART GREEN | wanted Livestock .......... 73) ens Rd. Pontiac Xpety immedictets, Diem's. 13| fetartal sab Wouky pEaines| fed, Deanetutty eet. Pontiac) ‘Discount Sao om meling. FE Buy or Sell ; anne iaiis bce? “Tbe For Sale Poultry m4 Carpenters wanted. ee: iITe WOMAN — ago Bese home = - “CURTAINS $-5538. #1 Dore’ Ceramic i e 2 i |For Sale Poultry ......... | union, EXPERIEN more than 2 children ALi [ = A AT? : & » wart for the County “of “oskiess’ |Sale Farm Produce ........ 73) poi a Spite 28 to Shean eine sat ‘ranch Beschmost Keego Harbor. FE Warheo and finished. ail, wash, Let us solve, vour personal, prob YOUR | aa ol é r+ ie —— ore | UTOM . ° - : L) Tat Fvenite Divisio Me votive concern | Sale Farm Equipment 176) I le Rd torte sun ofl 108 Mt” Ds RELIABLE "Youn 7 ARRIED| py ae pg eh oa erence —_— ratitaction gy LAND CON TRACT ‘ tyrne In the wilbite, : ERIENCED SILK FI 3088 Center. FE 5-6804 to employers. ; 3 coppeetzaied minor, Cause No. 13882, ~. ee Auction Sales ........ eeeaectt _perea_Cneners at LE erenees DER COOR SPER a = ge 18A BOND EMPLOYMENT IMMEDIATE CLOSING . * report To Herman is . « Co Re-| enced day or RAR ; Deceenar> aa parents of ae tin filed wm this) AUTOMOTIVE Clothing ean or "Box 78 Pontine Press. ix OMAN WANTS —DAY-WORKE7 ANTS DAY WORK #8/DAN's LANDSCAPINO SERVICE. Fab Gene Gat tna oe LS eee 2 eae con NIC HOLIE . Schone that ae a ee pees the’ said “minor For Sale Housetrailers ....78 WOULD LIKE. A OO0D STEADY “By is. person. yp Cte HE no ee SE a a Ma ena trtod to, Gries into be AND HARGER CO 7 shnews e _ WITH a 4 . Claire. i : ¥ ‘ona Violated 8 iw ef the Steve cad thes Rent Trailer Space ........79| 37 Dest AND MOST RELIABLE ELDERLY LADY FOR __Liditt| WArTRESs (ae LL mat Fg (etias— Stale ‘Senator, [33 W. Huron rE ; said child should be placed under the PIRMS housework. Live in. PE 1-0863. ervice “Own “irencporteties, FEIGES AND YaRD “ ( ay ye, & > of the State Auto Accessories scheesecccee LION STORE GENERAL HOUSEWORK. toh _Kyeag” OB Wransporiation. FE EBT? meeting! a, the Dearing 00 sald pe sen will Auto Service stveenceeeees BI 5 s. SAGINAW OL , Bo laundry wey. WOMAN » © Ts HOUSE WORE ROTO Tita fede parma le meeting : the — Scooters ......82 “Qoneral Pea tO Uve t : - LORS, INC. 8. =.) YOUR FARM AUCTIO? of Ponting he “Th, Tale ce ene women —— <) eesty ef tour, oe Maree - \- IRRY. HUR.-|Cat, evenings og 6:00 c’clock.| above Oakland Theater. Pr YOU in. the forencon, and you. are. hereby For Sale Motorcycles ...... wre wena) DON'T WORRY. “| Mla SSSora er sos Lake Ré.| ea . has more buyers when neering en nn | Foe Sale Bicycles ........84 00D WORK. \“srvover Huron ‘Theate i Wl , hat vacant] Moving end Trucking 19) 08 Fis. ce, ; “it being impractical pkg A ype Anes sg[ HIRE G é Huron. 4 RY and rent tha abi oan oe Qetoder, f. $904, I will not be) announced in the Classi- service hereof, this summons noice |Boats & Accessories ...... | ; Want-SIRL_ POR GENER , “lassified ATTENTION TROY A= Pa fesponstple - tor aay deme = : — 2 wasves by’ —_ — hearing For Sale Airplanes .......86) ers through Help an T work. i be able to ih room through Classifi | = a yravelOuive S060 ties S Sissi. Richard. J. s 3 rz =. fied ads! Dia! FE 2-8181 . nomal ’ ; HOU SPER. Whi’ OVELY : AA-| MOVING & TR Rd., Pontiac, Mi i the Pontioe Freee "sata ace | Transportation Offered 81) od ads That’s how Pon-|# Kool cabaia room| ads (oe extee income! “en &. cuter) eed i AND, AFTER THiS GATE for « helpful ad wilt Wheess, the aig Court. te the City | wy Used Cars ........88 en Me | bath TY Good pay. goed bout | at reas, rates. October 8. 3-546 1 sat Se se of Ponte ip aig: County, thts ‘tn ay | Wanted Us regal tine Press did it tool! Rienttrercenses “rorsavs| Dit! FE2-8I81 for a /ivctvenaTone CURAWED ABM Clone we FE) acied Oy ony otter Gan MIs] guecestions. Beal “A two ® moore | Wanted Used Trucks ..... x. FE 28181 HOUSEWIVES "EARN TOYS AND ive kate thd. Eat’ COrmeae SEE . '} true copy poe" Sunrua |For Sale Used Trucks ...... 9) Calt Ex, FE 2-8181. | Caristmas gifts by siving Sone | ve , For Sale Used Cara.......,.91, - 4 . . — . +4134. iac Press ad-w riter, ; , j A a Y » x - ~ _ ™ ~ fiw y = Cee € ‘ 2 ! , ; — é ‘ ; mony : : i ____ THE Pon an SHU oar —_ 'TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 : OF HAM : i | a ot FEPTY-NENE. — _| ahoe Sele Howes 2 For Sale Houses 43) For ‘oe pente - See | ee mente Eee inser i te ee, st ae eel sous. co oo ae a ee cata | te pe ae co ad heat. ? bedrooms ard bath IMMEDIATE. | : enna sedi Woct’ Sell tor $13,910 or trode cn | 2 miipe Os SESSION GEO sal tert tO Betnor — MOD- Usk F Waterford Dandy FB and incom ROOMS A an 'Siieincation. eparatet nr | ¢ bedroom MS, KEEGO — | “ged out oftne ele, 7. Hane Hent Seement with oe aioe t.. Eectaa cogitens Huron % ons . : r= ee tem Creer ee ae rer . $1,900" === be ap eS NORTON AVE. BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW «een SIRE § BEDRM. aC OUON LE | eee, Seer tees) Johnso! heater, | ms : bungalow u ri an ae as nat- q.,immiclinin,ponsession A plastered, cRegek foundation. | © By ‘toarch 3 car gorege sed Ony gl , , tix it dinete - a1 * room | i M FOR BETTER AUL D. HAMMOND parebie tig? wvoangr eons com 15 Balduin EWAY HOMES ‘ Maton Ree Tot. #9.350 total price ‘ OOM "AND BATH TOW DOWN You wit Ik this § room moders B.u8 iy: Beaks y nex aa home NEW SHELL WOUse Wirt Pin. TH yest SIDE. | Rimes "ree "Belawin Out ot ely —_— te van rch ie eat ——— Ry owner, 3000| rine lovely and livable OR 3-010 hacen is store and 3 atten Bind." Drayton Plaine | Modern "Anchen «og. epeng 8 ACRES pant your door’ Ouly si'me down. —— FAST SIDE taghed_ queens, Gan? eeptieh |With a 6 RG “RES i ROCHESTER AREA EA SIDE come for two encepti month in-| Beeuiiful grounds. orgie tame Let us show you this ¢ . Lavine room apartments with ovo Mls being made cn 7 ecren 38 = orgy home with 3 extra soem. weotreheg com room| bath and entrance m privete tend A real steal “ i on & zie ee ee tox240 ft Mice seks Stace, i, Py ors papwe | Pat) ner moving away ands wil sae: i pied a i LAKE FRONT | Sst Hse! BE M. BREWER ] > base: a donee | iene “pengled ink gqescaiion ACREAGE == Sain sr water heater” Payments Tarve! 30° living room with 1% goree «feed gnoten call : Ce TIO4 be are $65 | ~s79 ae at, lak stone with thie incon ; A} BUILD AN WwW (WE SELL-WE TRADE e- at a sacrifice price ~y A upstairs, "Nice Hotel Rooms ° ove Bes S bent tle 238) - OE Bee cement we Sf me, SS HO ~ eee pocoencl once Dluming Since. 9 eee pea ee : SOx LAWRENCE w ies. ow es “a *e TEL design to choose 2 W CO-OP MEMBER ; merci| HOTEL ROOSEVELT |" ies Se Tee | Fi Moca ted Saha |2 BEORQOM_RERGM, TIE AYLORD)} a. jornson, ne wr: iio tae pe ~] : TO VIL-| service, = se and hotel ot alg gy - 7 nena. H welcome your visit. foantdge o ou. & S business a JOHNSON R al Twcones | Se sussree or armuers. Oarees.| _seskip. ts sf Leki De Tats] WEEKLY RATES | ts tee coe | ERE C DAVIS tee she eteat, see jae nal chan aia melons at eemeeel me _@ Pairgrove 2. Oa 4324 . ‘ ? ae _EM_ 3.3630, 125_Pontiac Lake Rd. ih een CE SO | : Shs T4 GREEN LAKE OFF “Gheieoe 8 tee Oak Ot, Aubure Mitte st Mule strate hake oe ROOMS WITH Suburban Bungalow Pr Omg Reongea, HOD thee en are? Gat Sle ———| 1704S. Telegraph Rd / EN LAKE OFFICE |; sepnooM MODERN, PARTLY Ecolab tutor appotstment MS WITH TV £2,000, down moves rou into this | “Hage ROOMy AND BATH. OA ee CHAR } Cangas FOR” ALL | LARES” furnished: 1486 CORR Nad ‘walea| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 . ime ~~ 4, - - fh Eten, “tage detter'on: 8 Rom $750 oe Specials LES — $1,500: DON - = IT RERE - HURON SOTEL. CLEAN scellent —S 2 be ¢ BEDROOM Romy sen c ALL NEW mod. toome by day iwimming 2 ———— | Will, give immediate : | Pull basement = 1070 oaeneeien » rons]? rooms vam evoke beth, des = Soy. wren PP i ise for cram: hots Deer Lake bee Lactre tes soe “Saige ome giattucmestt| || BEST BUY Peadock. memeee Eee. Wine he you | LISTINGS WANTED “Tuned” medera one " HOTEL A R Williams Lake Ar 3 ACRES e Bored ents. 3 pisce mortgage fa) Ba hon home / . + ea It's very bath piece with 2 / tte areata We) Rete Gee se aya ne, | oe Seeee.| oe ee wres| Hie, ice anes | See he neta ying] ° 1 room mo. 3 / H. C. Newingham, Broker ES Gan ale race aera = Re led a Rr man a Sieh oretentng ee es 850 DOW fa Wen “Bun tecnun 3) JIM WRIGHT, +Realtor — 1 : tiful this Oakland Ave doc py Pome, ]| Ease reas" nn S| Sah sence Sas) Sete a eee| ES Aactrsepaate” Sang |eammons, Bye. tr, aad a Sia nee les _¥I . A with - : ° ei : ohnson or APY 3 GENTLEMEN | Eistvem ake, M4 oe ser cf Perey and Josiye| turoushout cad sect Beccetea | fetus lace, i ak Tom wan| water Hic) Sir ‘raronce Pull vase: | "baits aut ie enero] ¢ EXCELLENT | ; cre working vceople. iittbett'* ate basement — 7 eee oe ert Designed way and 2 cer | Soon ceilings & frepiace , an | ciated. fa e _Late vrprtegee, le Sy ~ 5 hd ¢, ROOMS SEDRO LS meet he tame we have cats Oe” Lays ures coem ono re ae = Sale Houses 43 Ame Cove win cosy tere Sean en feet finer, specious & EMBREE & GREGG rege Si'kee”'aown a SS over #0 ve frepl PLAT. HEA’ ~ eee . room and kitehen, dining — = na soma = qihet and "courteous ection Call _ tuys. evenings FE $608, sed. Taeeted Retatee cot, 0S moe ls "Real _ Evia it) pH, Completely eneled ed. with ably at this price _— oeoperstivs Neat : . 2 soe NISHED ry . 4 ‘ . eames Coan 06 Sg aD Ae r seston cine, grave cons taterest thie 3 Ugdroom sown Bete bombing me wel wooded. wih seatsoal and Huntoon Lak B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | gang Do A. JOHNSON, Realtor KIrCMEWETTE ROOM” PRIVATE Cee onan meee mae. es ae fa Boers, Ke 3, wee down in ee eo tall tor appoint e FE 4-0521 3 Room wn FE 4-2533 = e, fret for Downie bor. | MODERN, KEEOQ HAR co “Sinous ‘ - ‘ A fine custom 8 tes 17 8 yoph. Open Eveninss near one - 1704 S. Tel zoo “rs Me «Hook WooRaN ai , Hh, Oronribe 12, Reverse sharge RED HORSE WHITE full” avement, “geod sised , toa water, storms neal ‘ . Telegraph Rd. i. ain reas | MALL Bouse erates shergee| _s19 Cass Guing, room, end entre your 6 Siose —35 WY A a hee LAKE APARTMENT Pr tas ee ea _ing lots, $500 down. a ed 3008 ELIEABETH RD iatee euchen, You wil ire , = oy A eat i Donald Oy On BELL very modern wim fireplace. | 0 : OL BATH. : Paadaed BROS A, —F--, =f EFlizab ' ; a . — OR 31872 e = hd Call A Te SQUARE _Peva a Ly Ry with ' __Open 9 to 8 — eo Tobe simet oh , sone va “ona & mre eat - Rent A , + a5 co none te shuntes cn [OMT matic heat Casement Sua S ialist! pts. 6) SS de” good loce- ossibili : 2" ois "with, take. privileges Jortkmzk> FARM NOME. ‘vorch, igerngs,” aks Whe von Want to Sel (7 eScuis PERE —enemr| See Serta ae cn’ shbee-| ad, tot “nergy, ius» ge ee ay “BUD® Nichol Real Estate Os, avs S| iw Orenard laketrom ~- tome | on, the : -| North F, C. Wood Co. service ty Poet = _icholie hen gy call tor a] 7 ROOM EITC eat i BEDROOM HOME o4nAGE.| ! oth 82 Ue Wooded end just 705 Fourth REALTOR br ae se wpecialist,” List “wae OR | fection room. with Neat, fee"| ome—whict sls be — _ 3 bedroom. 1% story fre on taht 8 Mit . ‘Footiac's"nortn.sife irom | sturdy ‘built “ ‘s i you heve'e real 7 ROOM APT. inquike AFTER gestnator 9135» month. dation. “Thin home fase eau. : s, as cae After § call OR }-6008 od a a s-bedre good For Su €, corsteher apt. 33. 208 Or F meDRooM BO i eg | fnien sate ‘ing Beeds, tne ow EST SUBURBA) walls, Dinette, Plastored = | __ fal "basement cise ‘. Ske Taine wee Ble re | oe sbes paseo FTO Mh) sos SBS rey ome | pe eee ts moe | Templ sleabityiebeog ar: , Results Sr Ser| ss FEAT OVER: | sliorda""you'be iad to choo Sichen ores garage Thane: | West Side DILETOM |! Bees Rb Sareea! pass * gas H nS ARCAD a Mine et « "it" mm.) oan ome Tyas soo doled ~~ Fs Epa 9 et WATKINS LAKE wa oh rm. picture Ranch Mee oem, eee ITE mined, gy Til al eet hy —- whice is equrty as fous os i nole oe, 4 eee ~_—_* bed. fe 8 beeen Liv Ren ith replace. mesers WW et Bee Ay |g Rooee aS —Onl WRT Seber atee a ete EXCELLENT a duet eg a Gining ‘room. and” kichen Sewn Nay {1 ee Ksre wt. “boo “tS 1 obdie a PR osm | clee, bot water Of WEAT.| Parnas Utinty CONDITION itcheo. 1 bedroom "and ty Auto ol heat, New waler heater gy 8 and basement ~~. 2 ' te bus ~. . > Romer inptiord etter | Bees, Teay sreey, Babee | Gombteee baer Pe a 2 eee rage 1 beaunifgh ioe ith plesty Benet cieeving inte awaeg | JOSEY REISZ Re Te ten te) ict J" miles m. |¢ ROOMS AND BASEMENT. FOR- ae, Fj - RA A ne oe ae “This neat ofl ~) =, = Lf. ——« able. Phong tonight evel | ve ene Furon ‘o § ly pooms AND BATH PRIVATE Lake,_O8 39138 This home butt” y e8 A reel) stop af im oo E sale, $1,000 terms NORTH PERRY DOUBLE FRATURE! Desirable te- ae CASH ees seri s. 332 6, 3 Marshall. | . a ene"“sar| 5S ROOM TE t Fast Si {room aud breakfest room. Pull eg Bay ~yt " IN PRIVATE BATH AND LEASE—W season end save! RRACE fast Side wun beat, Only $8950 tre _—® 24 HOURS W'ORiley, Ee OPTGN TO BUY WHITE An newly, decorated with © sret| 4 bu mn EECO pa ey ALL Totnes. tam. Garage. Be vant Lage, resion wset : sie ceeeteraegs ebay | Simrad Say Very uuract's older type home | ent Pathe Peal : ee oo re sn, | rm. 2. Ztee. A hee BR O soso or stop at th Sens San, ine beaeas Gorege ee ae night. _ Phone to- $300 DOWN home within tb “\nooMs AND UTILITHES — earese. amie saa en : o Dasement. gee beet Germs | TT down vey) FLOYD KEN SET ee Stare in 1 hour RL. hy vee shopping and bus IMMED Alse 3 room K NT. Realtor A ona, “We before you’ |i BR ___ 00 _Aubtra_ Ave. Sop nearby $109 & month Phone OR 31873 or OR 3-1760 IATE la ae al a oe L. Templeton, Realtor a Lawrence FE 54108 eves ee mies mean business 0 pare empcoreD | FLOYD KENT. R éinennotal BY oe lees POSSESSION Bie ni iy lle | a eh te ON |e Giien ae ee ey PE OT acon Pony 8 -F EDW. M. STOUT -|° anes wa ee ee oe ealtor room frame, gs 5 | Re aS Soom ss eppecclote A Bums rG E”:E_ pee ay mn ERE! LM wenn | 1 ROM ASD BATH Bed es ay S| na Sie ice See SR ere te leslie R. Tripp, Realtor GATEWAYS to —— | NEW BRICK FRONT RD BATH, NEWLY | MALL MODERN WOUsE. 10 . ee a with extra nice Jot. Thla ie 8 on eta RK ‘ } Larger aa Roows: SEPARA nance to none ign ah ose tine be orn. gah ‘Se "per FE 66600 or stop ot 18 E cov vu Shiet or PES 100 HAPPINESS west side a ‘I suburban tnetud Eoater tor" incomen large. dows | "moO mading wtiitien.. Adults | —— =n beret <= = a ane eome — HOME AND INCOME. | RY PoLKs Youu! be eeced Somes. ¢ youme. 3 bears. pat ge trade ir OWNER ou'll be ae. and auto made to satisfy all ROOMS UNPURNTSHED. | PRT See eae =, | Se $2,100 DOWN, ¢ Just five blocks from xd NEAR DOWNTOWN Ten tus scary ape metonp 8 of heat, plastered concerned Gall us. v0 ob | Stet ag er er en aN RD Just five blocks from Tel Waren | tind ‘bath home with genrance bal Sedrooms homes an" Sgcren ea | floors: gored argo me DORRIS & SON A, Medheeallionelion “antes at AN ye Eras Pull bet hares Vath rine "aeet | Susmcets with entrance ball wimp ee fows ‘galin | fren” colored vethrocm fix- EA = . vate Use : +0504 kiteben ~ 2 ma tubs ete e in 2 ft e features such ge. om Seeem| Eee Sera = ES NETT prec Eat] Beirne | La eset | Setar ft | ee Ta “ASH FOR EQUITIES { MODERN ROOM GLEAN GLEEPING QQOM. 0 W. OFFE RELA ee | ems converted | Water hester, Ive car garage ™ gASH FOR EQUITIES | gemeee mee Oe Opa Soa, AE EE x Ea sayy we te she pe eR Er oN fat ace ae PT te | ROOM PRIVATE BATH FE te ye y sane |? ActesssEaet Bivd, HOLID AY wood floors tree living fara: A GOOD BUY treet! leg tare mek, land. | room fa have 8 new 2 bed- ROY KNAUF, Realtor | Bren aries, Airset A et eee Sar clin te Gove Be fon | Ths, S_fovmomma tm, 2 et ae, oa Be ete | Slee ev on "Pe Tans AE kine | be aterga ian, oom bee Ciadstone ace = Ry PE FARMS [neers Veatios isin ‘ation apace |Z ROOM iirougl, Fosizonn at ones, A : W. Huron St. _days and ‘ou ays. Setur- GLEAN SLEEPING RO ee property would be good A home furnished with ge room with picture ROR ere GOOD NEION- vant * pa ae you VAILABLE Johnson ROOM. #2 WV. or nursery land. * for beautiful | se heat, storms and BCREGUD, ¢ syeme Goze, 3 2 over. LISTINOS WANTED 3 reome E ocr, ii tn SiRw. _saneee. FES Oe . * fos price gf the screens, insulated ‘wails, Lot 00s {uP atural brick fireplace, GI ; games marr | pia tia Ea | La ow and orth in City 0 Dn room, large ing fom eden iss" olfeearet Shae, Forme | EC. 'Gniy ‘wie SHG ie GILES REALTY CO. a ven , \V ‘ nome, CIGAR by gy ig ART Ew 0 > it Come oun Greipes i PLUS C ° a Ottered at 810 bod Brick Rambler CEDAR ISLAND LAKE ae c 7m BO mg ge ree) ere & scosts | Russell Young | | Rarsrpae nse) NIN TTT ee et | cease ere |e Se pee | MOVES GEINTO | |eaem ta? oung | i re S| ee vont . F. McKIN 5 W Bei ; , ee NA TEROnT a 8 3" spe: ‘ Fe" roptne EM 7 Near rome apd private beth. — A. Silver Lake Front 3 BEDROOM HOUSE CANAL RONT Re = roe a Sait ro "PULL PRICE Cort bed-| te Saerbedroom bangsiow Witt ay Mitirose 1822 Call Molly, | _sominee. clan. 1 Mo Ly home & ¢ uae eels ue oe ful siep-eaving kitchen ‘with Secareted "| ec’ beth oil civee- Nice en ODER croataeahes eu ith mica oi} el kitchen hou.» Also furniture if a N NEW 2 apirtag, be a Room, PRIVATE with lake eeet Saas reaped payments— Giro ban price $000 — vent, tan, Tile Som crpee pon | tnd” ant Nnetaded: so tove soe Sant space tJ S| Mote priviieges, ea Sous | rem on ody jentennees, vas scald iroux & Hi cornice Shourds, ote of conet | rati retrigerater, large let Ver] reome fog Dees Rent Apts. Furnished MODERN APT rent at a room with , Xx icks| wm ats of clone | rating is comoleted. it ve] reeme ced Ee oe Sent Apes Erevan | Fay wie LD | Roa DOU Se gL OF ee ees) Sacre tons” Ar et tcamaer fe | at Pe nS aan | Spe Been Aga Pits, faite to aee 20 8 tee KITCHENETTE, _Lak center ROOM _ FE 24110. pote iy | steam beat at: - ____ok 30701 = aie Bs 006 “down at Os as home. Dre Plains Ares. tas den pace patese! Wise ia3 Te auEe VER? ; - ot ennb ag a Oat 2 Ginkig OR utility Aw, Be Attached carport. — ~= ; | fell basement lerge living shcbaonty or week Only 96990. BASEMENT APTS.) Aauute- Soft Boot Witten eee MD A . * | Paved B vou bot’ Wwe tl ineden jot Pull price §1-600 00 terme. — GSEPING ROG PRIVATE ED- Seiad oe | paid by builder ; ateman MA png CAMERON # CLARE , gracious rreom eedors ISR Fide , HAN cniaiioae:| Sores atec to ren teat fr | — forced-air W snes Suburban REALTY CO. REALTORS | aaa See Semone aa rath Ob Fe * orega| Staal ates" ofer | s 1 Sardar haere “Sue Senos Bg Remar pe ig P st tures inelude unu : pace-savi _ 4 2 a ion Oe - . Owner's cottage has property se e lot. 303 EA TM ON cw a iecuivity room | cluaat Peed folding SS Sr oi ee a 4 qo arse | atiached ‘garage, All ce aS sao wollen ri. | 8 minute : "| - | Post OFFICE deer sencen. ; ~ : & iis one Water 18 Acres ery dase to echuola | ce ———— | Filer er sar cvat Rrwe, heme, nee and oe OF PER WEEK | Bloomfield Area | N | Seswartiing comune tacits ont BR | own payment Ask for Mr. Rost! fiving irae of jtenret? Be, eg] Teme rete cs pak Sines SSS) Sas Reome With Board 38] fecy “ath “aut Stor Civilians | Rambo she epaee, Boy | SR OC oe! ce Lhe ecrs| | i ead ame, Pee Ritehen witb oe feed tr «| =~ weiss owid | Incated "chose to “lake ‘ignat | S*6sSreotn fom" " ‘™ at] footy “landoggoed ote Buyers . nuance choice Begumen OS : Scott Lak $1,120 DOWN ~ 3 roo! GARDENS planter. a teal beauty at Wcoes Doatenie’ fee down ways ays om a A eee Ey Bg Ry com Pontiao—go"out W.| ene deric i Sex| and tt eS Se RAY O'NEIL, Realt road. Turn left at the exe cae a Soy ea Ce BO IRWIN & ROSA]. ms. or ‘a ; “| 4 roome sed beth. party fr ceaee * There ee ae Sircte Seis seas oe j — iti ee | a a Roy Arinett Inc.| grew of 273 being ba rmingham | See to oe ls a eres | $ Sea Se pins etitcs mre Clow Seat ace yore, eae Convalescent Homes 384 Annett INC.) group of 275 being built Pearse” recretis, room Tiss | pase DOWN, peice, Mat in fa Sayemtentovated on tee | Encben. fully ~ 7 ROOMS ABUTS ONTY HF AT. EM Sins ater sp gery pegpe Cus Gamvelennd * doen Evenings and Sundey ta ; a Toeation.» ottered "at 4 ime! lew. ty, belrcem oe pe Fitbe“Siontet “sermons: O°" | sd Ssereen saab and yeomian 3 a Woot ome pomeen. HOME UN. ae br wussing service. . ; 7 jo noma clemteum | East Suburban toss. > 4 ate entrance. 16 Plot | =. Ame. bent. Adults CONVALESCENT CARE FOR 2 TO DRAW CROWDS CAREY HOMES, INC K ' home for sm ‘mis. mee CR Fg perenea - "4 - secan| Seer Se ee by Dick Turner home. Bee are ed ; : home " 3 Im with ip, Bas fie antares ae ie Ser coe Sitace 1 aces wip Sans ome, i ine distance of 3 pee wee. at seswed oly Lent, paneted on ‘ a? landseaped acre : gf A ‘* NORTH SUBURB ' EAST SIDE ' arranged . : neg nengtil te eray come © room modern Plaste CT pan nn grey! home with sen) 2S gay - ] ge . West Side rs too numercus te m & peer te schoois, stores tiv ‘ Saigo, treet, ae Sempron Prica” eases | | Te sre, Mictenywofininbed, etic fa Truly, an eaceptions! eppertunty 11 ROOMS APARTMENT. __ | Mediate possession, “with low gal Tag | sat oo ea caareiicnl earl All new ecks 6 a: MOTEL | . “#2 sevmest. : low _ ‘ po ff yr orn Aa 22) a a > > business | four 2 foom apts, ite | ute : a 2 ACRES’ - iness BED get home or bus- > le anon. S NEY for +1. A spacious B foom brick ranch ee. sonable st $14.- Shows a ‘net retura of simost M NEW 30 SAVAGE marred, Exceptional va <0 Foe ong nly 2 all the| 10 ACRES just peg agile a acme of gutmeerd meter, of me | Cos Surescent 303° Orchard tng. The 38 f. ving grecious iiv-| Excellent so i FE 5-5091 People W see carGu_WiDe EEE ELECTRIC, omtd by 8. large enclosed mat soll * dearoom ent | WARD E PAR yew ait heaes C504. ple ho °|s ero ts ic STOVE _ 415. DUO- perch which lend ge enclosed | c8F garage. ‘ basement 2] pp a TRIDGE for bost Therm of) stot > of the 22 is a lovely view | ‘erms se. Only 90 300 wits | REALTOR Ee Co-operative Real Estate he ota W 4708 end trailer. | bedroom af neg ~ of So capine sees, ee oe -AL FF 2-8316| For Sate “4 ork . | ite CHEVROLET CAB OVER EN $4.50, othe boo. high : 4 2 tnrge pedceoms end 8 seo Se saee RE ALTY 4 W. Huron Bt soba Lake Prop. 44 A SPECIALITED LOA: pe GAB OVER EN- | EVANS eT PE 5-276. ; mee od I pind ‘aves TE. 14143 +4001 EVER ————— ATTENTION ° 2s, —— ey: head ay hh i Capectty, 638. 0 +5 ROOM pertect e in its lovely setting ae rE vane - “VERYTHING FOR er selling . OWN- > $50. $100 up te $500 sous CLOTHES I ". te CRAWF Suburban Beauty $9,950 front, ranch beme modern lake- " UMsiING JOB POR | mous name DRYER 'PA- ORD Lovely 4 room home on is cre Tile west otrectiv Miv‘srd schoo. bus. wii coms is beiween on ee Se) cooks “ot 0 mens ood value AGENCY lgndscaped tet cated north coat nome has ening tive 2 bedroom | fomily wie a dl gpg $ise "and vou ‘are working. | WILL rE Tie cod.| _Lake Ave. . 90 Cechass : 83% W. Huron te Dath, storm, windows ee ee ES Se basement “Fishe Press, "pox 14 We ae RS a ~ | EVERYTHING GOES’ LIVING < Lothected er, electric heat, § ermen— every effort gine or unfur- room bedroom boats cole or small tami let condition “throughout, “Sige | h. fropiags. wae wade igre Jou Oe ney eqns beara, | $Satac, >= a 0 Ren Seen | Bees eee Spe Pak he ee one West Su lee, Lake bus serv.’ Lak G , er stake Gua . Subur privileges e& W ENE or ven Brick Colonial | BRR P Sohuan | ee Sarcee a er Frontage LOAN ronan Sie Sets oh] Seer cote a 14 nen ot lo te saad NET ATERWATIONAL | Rey's 00 er tS Lo Haxenvscenic slew (of lates good oy tS eh "bate, | THELMA M. ELWOOD fot BARTRAM. AM. eas : caiees” fet Rat Ry gy a ve} i2e rE Ra. Diste_Bighway PULL SIZE land it North- M a) * See GA® RANGE, EXCEL- * _ Cente Made to S&T. W : oe vee rooms pore © a the large Meisheas — MILL aTKING LAKE s e rst floor . ™ brick home d — tiled baths pa arin oi] furnace fe ———- bath. | } Line 7 rome living oa new sapeline ani proton am. uate wedews wo cme | Oe nook.’ bath and. fireph breakfast | 4 mew carpeting amg-araperes | garage’ There see, vcreena, | WEST SUBURBAN tincsed- in. porch. Full basement ; Greats ang eat enraae, | fiat Bebo cod bat ont second ere a. evelopment Jo which | uh ai and hot_water. Laundry Spit ans, | marine 2 Sat tieea ts oe | Pa Su'Piice_” 2 Oven spay os, Jars dove a * @ home vest | PRIME rite : T BUILDING sIT#s | + Pontiac city. ap Enitian Village I AYDEN “nan the Jee reocemeniytag end — Shores. Cass res ON cue: | “You say you'll repay me if =| WAI I ING WILL TRADE Enis AS STOVE (IN G00p x7 is ram o down ie? = : colonial = r rese twe story ae well ee a ore RED HORS eh? Let’ s make it a lot ethan last thing you ever do You M toot | 148 ZIMMER 25/GE oe et non 6 PM gg op a ae mated E "Walton Bivd ve ire ee cae a | si ORSE : SE sce ll okay?" : ay Sow = To .. heme. | mee aoe stove. FE 42231 tn __ Open Ev eren' t sc = — ac 8 AIR, 3 oun cor gerege. Price 31.500 DOWN | rite, aes een Woer of | we etait PE’ For Sale Lots 40, | $25-$50 SS = SEAR machine. 428. Wale 614.780, terms , Price =| Wont ft remesa ‘ The hom ” CE re Fe Business | oO | But veneer double bed and ; . home?” It's, he 1 te eee ee a DAR ISLAND LAKE Ler 70 cca aice oe pportunities 51) Fdw. M- Stout. R _springs. $20 ea aterm Upper Straits Lak el gw — RB hom: sised ‘Richens, “cotplete 8 rooms and. bath. Oil hee ~ YS _34308 ow (For RENT GAS 8ST o TIN Sagine: ut, Realtor | "levers that 8 BURNING. tea 8 Only 66. bu OSs e ernizing). Located on sir heat brgge! farm with ot} — basement: Giassed front po ruil | ? Lore. _ 66n170 o IN I inventory, 61 68 TATION. | conan your bills, protect your jn © Ph FE 5-8165 —— -_ are ideal for pow fcany Mig Bh mo a en ie ar Ss ne et goed | porwhes Pardy, tema Large Lake Estates, PE 3230 0 a a a = ha wil TRaDE 4) 6:30 User like te'eve aciuly gested. Te EE oo Wide erevel seed. ft aces siete completely 2. rea . Only $7960. Terms. ___For Sale p Acreage a BOWLING ALLEY _ ae Tor furniture Sr any: _ of America ‘every best brands. i ow pees i ag = homesite ee ain iy eereate ond $6950 month-| © 7. =. npan oon Attention n | foupter end pool table aes Bl IC YK s — Keego t Lace * ordi = lar aged = owner says Out -of cottage. “ bond i unter pono for real Would or Sale Clothi Orchard Lak juorescent, SY Rooms—4 Acres = . _ we ‘trom heme East of Jos! es ' Pe ser mn. Room oe oe ane all out aioe os FINANCE =e 56 @ Ave S76 Roomy t Aces | SYLVAN LAKE | Fae marneaten uy, Hi Maton | og seem! RIDGEWAY |e ate sore em ag oe ousas-| 1 PER DAY Ie ee VAN LAKE | Fencea bee Sam. Fin eee | jomon vane rarviceoe || esay te oem | Conan MN sacrmaw a WUROM.| $B sche aod, ot AUTOMATIC and bath dows nome is ranch | ~ and vard. Near Schools rooms and bath Knott * tromtane x i. 132/ FOR SALE : ; tor nice and room mode: @ carpeted bi bus” Att finish y Good gard j SALE. PILLING | ye com ries _¥E : garage All fe soem, 3 closet modern bitchen plenty ment Property Sse, Sow p onl "ar poreh Oi, beat. Partly furniab _Near' chooks 2500. Newberry B Ra Gnori house Pu eases. STATION ties Danio Res BROWN BEA cI OTHES \ Se ~ yy t| Ome ion eigenen ollie npg Rone OR Fiz | ares Samaw tae On om 1%—DRYERS—1% John Piscler Rea! 5 Double Late. | ott heat size ML pp 10 ACRES as gnove. Tanks im tor , id; oa Ye 3 GIRLS FOR RENT on’ W. Suren , Realtor 7. a y furnlaned By —— Lake Ra EM 3-2503 Guteré esca. heliine | me in trade 82] Opdyke rp a able PE 5-6057 19-—F EF. 4-3563 a. rE dryer For Sale Ab tremens jots of — — with Aa Station —19¢ Bs cneer ha. rea re untyrtsne tr bi 88. rms For Sale Resort Prop, 444) hunting ‘Good. ) Fee en ge a ¥ . eaente) Bre 8 othy Snyder Lavender STONE REALTY CO jaameanaaen . rij one ane som torch | OROCERY AND SEAT MAREE, Kew Sere up to 06.36 now $1.98. MUST | SELL MAPLE BED hange ' 410 W eee to 6 FE 2-025 Log cabin te Heart of the N Shs sa oe forces to good business. cere left over from a) eh — cond. $5. FE HUMPHRIES tox PE 34411 rsa aa aa on, a) ORS en eure hy | 36 eee KENT. Realtor |e “atures, ear lease “mock Ext: seen aaa formerty te 14.85, dior POINT DRYER, 10 A ed | Soon BATH, NEWLY | Canin ATLA “ avrg. ve tats pee cres| ONCE. IN A LIFETIME xtra Fast | Se te ee he a ae ieee is evento woakey opr. estecen 4 | fare: Se acre of round. All ABIn) ATLANTA | Mich. HAY. eee Service Sg A ir On aes. Berciend + et . a i 20. re te! Cos nce! = wide of the . View & North western ee ee v ar —_| Manuf «. $39.00 and 940.00, now M% t $1200. cell for : . Pe om vet Midd o ave. Lane Sale For Sale Far ; ecturer desires to 5-6300 ose. MA =... om | _ Maytair 62900 Sale Suburban Prop. ms 48) fever ol esse qusetty | 8.8m DRESS SHOP ce entre == eS A HOME OF Yot elu at BEAUTIFUL V oes 7ACRES a oer Vand customer | Lente ia anh covers Gh resem. CE - — J xceptionally . ~ ‘U NE reem b “: rials, and ma-| Sev worth co BER BASE P. Regroome” All” automatic OWN R. er iocation beau: | ranged. home ed "Oxford, house "has 2. bedrooms. sos included. 66.600. will ancl, Sena esr | Pensian woot ck iT GRAY | ARMBTRO nite elie oft, i inh ; r ar- full bed. responsi or, menher net anger, Ny scar | Seminol Sg RON ae dine, & weil are] feleain ang atity foo Pall | Box Po at Gera’ sear op Geherion | ny al SVINOFLOOR % price y tee ft inole Hill garage Cal porch, 2| 8nd attached breereway | f ith storm wind 6s, CHEAP CALL FE IN. | BONNY M and beach eRe | A goed 1 room - — agen ge Ng ins oy fret tress. Price crindows. 9 | 1 PM 2196 APTER | SYERS SAD INLAID TILE ibe 1 Gown wih yon emt “stal"price rom frame GI shee to sel, is y EBAONBR REAL . 450 | = FINA MENS SUITS. LIGHT DARK KITCHEN WALL Bure ere suae down. Vestibule: fireplace. 2.00 | Prick, 2 begrm. ranch type, homes ey reg MORTGAGE Oxford, Mich: earary sae | Pp NCE Guise. 813 nist, Pucelent AMER |“ cobtnots trem cinocts. one Imma polecasion Eg Benge ty Eo Wore bie kitchen, hard , Or Yi eC is sovin earine GaN SHEEP LINED OENUIN Sughtly "marred. et extraordinary 1tarage' | rete heat auch. ‘vuict | % beat Bee hardwood | ~ GENTILEMAN st | 3n¢_fiee eto eer wag | Soars Oe ie | atts chene, Puree lec: oak floor eat Small do 2s MAN'S HE ‘BIRD’ e Ave down inc Just $1- down paym : . D* TO SEE 2 x... MODERN Heron Gardens luding mortgage | yy WHISTL oda 80 ACRES BUSY TAVE . N Ts 4 like Kew. size 11,| bie alll ek omg id ‘STEP TA- a pe veom fre ny hot tle you work in this well Beautiful : AVERN. GROC ee Mone ? Call M a ea, 63977. blue long coat baby bed cal seven bet finish. ery peat ant cleep 2 ar ee. INCOME iocation "Chong to ease, Chae Lae « aga Nw ne el Breas Racelient corner jocation in prick | Y NAVY MANS SUIT. size @, 2/™ 10 wt seen? TT Se Go on ae privileges to lake with lake a can ene cae Fen tae een casuruia teen | Its as near os overcoats, size 42, lady's —. AHOOANY pr NCAR PuYre excelent — street es $10,308 lets, Only os and % eon | me = $4,000 alas Gross- | ust call — poi Call FE 46441 be- Givers a suite, OL 1-431! r La — room - Lg mo " Seven Rooms ar mare om menor. 2) on 1 ACRE with stoker ae basement pepe Ulpenrinig apt chen @ COATS. Sa SABLE DYE Good a ae Bab oagag Lecated on N and beth im other and paved highway Clo trie het beat, elec- license, and fix avern & 8DM eoney, good BLE DYED 2-057 5‘ son. FE priced oo ogee at garege 2 car | — chureh aan or ole lire with water, memtaiies 000 full price tures for only $15.- ‘ & condition, cheap. PE |} PIECE BEDROOM SUITE ¥ $2500 down terms circle drivew iad screens 10524 . For eut MI ~ GOOD Sour ext. Md trees end sh ay, flowers breede garage Barn, ex y —— ane. a rcnbaobe +328. bas and’ school Tmbedinte re. John K Irwin | he tem Gunn ras variety ot we turkey ood BOWLING ALLEY worthy rpece meet any other * s, Au at gga {OLY WOOD - ; ° e this one toda e grill Overlook BAR com em your me are en Sat. Bi! save Closed g REALTOR 3 ’ _ Lake Off 5 Big tn a ft first visit end . Hibera $2 Willie Elizabeth Lake E ee st 1928 RE ROBELL aus pittered at $21,500 on Located tm 8 rapidly growing. area ens —— Livers repas- ate . os FB e Estates rE co A Saginaw St EAL ESTATE refini s onl years oid ino PULL iC size box fine bedroom felt course. a EVE. FE 21804 1102 W. MAPLE WALLED LA Edw. M. Stout, Real block yy Peceilent, - H = ry Genta a and mattress. FE_ 17-0054. i 5 one 90.880 all a OPEN MArket 41502 KE | 11 N. Baginaw St eq mCAITS ——— new just last year nae ome & Auto rey et “LIGHT & DARK cae cance “erveteaes S [" ‘ al wee Open eve ull $30 pol aa mel omg wt L Co His"eo. tot. Huron. ocnditien. NY . Poh. FE 54 full with jeague completely oan HEATE! G60D CON North—Off Jos! 16s| Buy now to enjo for this season mpan ba | tion, 2163 BE. 3 DL Good ‘ ~ 7 the : ou _ tion, 3163 EB. Wel afternoon ~~ Se ~ trme sit un- BE October Clearance Sale 5 aCe eas DOWT ee ee Se (01 Community Naxional Back, Y po af ODD. xp _ENDS._OF FORT ear aire AR lot wun ST BUYS. |0n Lake Property 3 42, Toe, howe Running water LARGE HARDWARE. |¥ P| mee eee Saet retrigercters, Fey New ELECTAIO $1 000 Do - eqs oe coop. Near Tyo | chicken | Excelient loc eae NANC wo. oo ee $25 ALLY ~% 1,000 Down TODAY ws tog cad te at Sera hs| ce eae te | ROCIESTER, 0.) Hata oo "FV one, S| ESE ie es, ee Somalis "Very ‘convenient to town but now. thet sutumn, leaves ot, Ony 45.900 a plus stock ROCHEST a up: redion. 68, up: new, chrome! Sam fieme Dom. we Dm. Pull price - 65. to town 12 AC ae are falling, you eee ; at wholesale. Show Boy stock TER, MICH chests, new & JB ogy $49.95 Up; Jomes St. ‘ . | ACRE ESTATE tose each on ‘these 3 lot 9 ACRES Business eTOTIng. er, Tear yoan en 70 came | cone. teks wes os, ap eee | PT FLOOR MODEL RADIO. E WE BUY AND SEL SELL — 2. miles north of a coe eee ae Each aol aa ville 61m tare | Sl onatact bons ned aed Jone LIVESTOCK canes, 99050 wp: room a eae yD Dots, ‘ pg pro Magl Es wes ge « ee ea a uae home oli co 1 fir, Full beth. ‘WARD FE. PAR mr nee HOUSEHOLD GOODS — other | tour chat: KENMAR CON- ty N room 4 bedroor too tt Pages ae liman I onlD i 2 Good productive tell becoment | OFFICE OF 3. PARTRIDS .E Rochester OL 0711. OL 1-979) USE OUR EASY PAYMENT sEBUILT : see 4 : HOLIE| 2=E=-= Hunting? Cee acess Set na OPP TRG eee Pe Reena OL ESTLBL | ws Boy HELE” TRADE ANT. | REFRIOERATOR, © rete ; ligh & ing drink- crtt . IGERATOR fe AND HA eocteereres Siecieg bars RERE us and pg house. poultry | COAST-TO-COAST “YES” LOAN? AROUND. 2 ACRES on —— wo ag SLI LLRS & RGER CO. partly. finished in + Bo 8 THE CATCH OF THE outbidgs > bea ei other | chm laipoon a 4 to emploved men. PARKING. OPEN 9 on _ $25. 4 Liberty —- 4 ae » Ww nares oF » Wee, se cone oak Gmail summer i Steet pats eate sce Jot. $16,500, terms. timber | ‘World’ S Largest acoueta gee or single. ‘le DAILY. Saipay mony ty ~~, AWAY BED, gee, APT, 4 6 5 five. ve FE S- WE ees - ATT BSL AEP Lt [48 FLOYD KEN \aw # ee. Grae of ee ~ Ty -e . ; | wardrobe __10 Pontise at “d 8906 nd SIDE Offered ® 621,500 7 ON PAVE —, Lot OYD. KENT, R } . Huron Open Eve. FE 24316 doe te tet : 50; floor radio, $9.93: Pontiac State Bank | fom or will’ t __ D ROAD Ws C WwW Le . Realtor | TOA Today ee 1 Nand chair $14.95; sofa bed, ‘ Big | | Be ‘Turhaces. car fi — rade for § oF "ROOK. sane serie LOSE TO | » wrence FE 5-6105 NS. $25 TO APT. SIZE PRIOIDAIRE 1950; ert> and : bed, ‘ | $140 Paved street jeere m home in or near Poi ED) VERY | BY: Office 2208 Dinte © Ae are $500 erator. 945, 70 REFRIG- ey tes new mattress. | ADAMS | mms WEST ol “ ; ROC SER B-HENRY. Inc. wr evan! RESTAURANT, BENEFICIAL SanY BPD, Cost te SELL FOR sia.be, | Sicnes , cabing fos: EAST : ‘ hcl $750 . a 1C. | jad ACR _ Ja Mallee Laze arcs = L . 10. wapon OU jw ft. refrt erator : f co : werd 11268 ‘ cacy Mam ware auiomstic ieee ware, Tesgregh a. oe-| THE M dow. _— vice Station, “business EM| Telephone ws le la a | Ge | Electric range rote pad Sonos é ete 8 ULORED Enjoy the = oft oor furnace. A comer Wards Orchard Sub H10 fs {A M. ELWOOD. pa ae ween 10 a.m. or call et our of-| balance @ $i¢ es ; Fey Magic Chef ges range rc + pave teen Remnsl is whesleen | e screens cad windows and WARD EF. PART FE >- ase-Elizabeth Lake Rd ST. IGNACE LODGE, ‘A : | Whirtpoot for 9128.95 eee real fast pos las PARTRIDGE +3844 Open ing opportunit , OUTSTARD- tevte Phone OReE ees te Ses ok countea e “arse | Thrills of ——— oa oi REALTOR KE 2 Ce 2 ACER ON M-22 NEAR : Taav- Pree on a foom, “excellent T A | E PL ETS MAPLE BEDROOH — a TI = — hurry on this ou had | : | ow ; and room house, stock ent, living quar including night $169.95 fo only $1500 | Kl Ll. P ICE . bd Huron 8t vi i by & acres of cher- ters, $300 weekly income. $24, James Deluz dishwash r $130.98 ADAMS REALTY L Only 9600 _— F $3,950 BUJLDIN ——— $4300 fenfendedl oA oly $5,500 with as full price. includes equ FINANCE co cern walnut dining room suite Deegies $280 95 “for 9190.98 a2 Ch. 7- the bu n will give you 12. lots Q Lots Call PE er $10,000 cash. Fea] estate. Write 108 . luding table pads. wine clectric ¢ aioe tk Ave re 3 Sn un a lifetime Lares = aon ft. Sewer and water in ~pAC Lh ~~ . r FE 4-1574 al $160 95 for $128. er 5 Se 32420 of FE Stone , ; Watton —- right on Paved cred bag of ety. Terms if de-|,, ROCHESTER AREA | S0c% 703 Pontiac State Bldg. io eeumooa” OR 3.4380 after 6.30. 21” Sylvania — doors a) $1.509 DOWN lvIng 7 aed fied ee lente eae Comoe sores tensed and! cress fenees iness Located bet. J washe OOM SUITE. PORTABLE |" ‘plond Srtvanta ~~ $240.98 : ivedi fer vlectr 1100 Majestic Bidg NY 2 bath ranch. 3 uindre Rd ohn R. & De-| - r. mixmaste $21 mn pungelow. _ h ee 7 al gen with 2 plcure winder eos eee GET CASH QUICKLY _Ticam! ince. 672 Blanley_Ave | fr emt Dames TF: door ‘ Rm storms 8 screens. some fr the Year | $180 DOWN 2 ACRES CHEROKEE HILLS! Heute, screened nts al ee sci | Nbarurtage i» “THE BIRD” to vee Up to $500 Cqes, Oibeor “1 fe food reeset ER ee “pee ent ew & foot + . omo ° oe rm porch, | 1 — a —— A + 1s ft. _* $1,509 DOWN Around Nome situated ont acres Compare abrmage gt | Sapa Near "gerace Well Mand save for alge gt Rees re ital? dake ie stsce# mean. Cheep Fe Tait nw hares PE es i - >dinpengedsl land Meeks came beth Lake Rad ocation—Eliza-| be acres. ofchard $15 Union Lake closed tn DINETTE ; OPE 2528 5 _NEW 3 BEDROOM BUNOALOW ? B | finishing | Mas 2 car ™ Telegraph Ra One mile W of berries root, cellar rcherd end | WiLL SELL Showed | gecmeerer mode on rinates combi these yeurectt sad Laer pa yt B .. S voeity Room, Oi wea : DROOM | ones at a CYR Le \N BI wet your On black chicken a Se oe of Bere Wy Semen ERECTING | res and other securities | £29.98. These are Seen geo Auburn Ra TRONER $100. 3004 : heat, ; “” RD, ore ack top road suit Le a tes k. Weekly and month- OA models. Fa ytd 1 1 IRONRITE GOO ‘ J R RANCH TY PE ; dw M Stout. Realte a en man National seen ing | osu Can Toe" subdivided, tr town must leave for ( Tocation nd D — din popular colors. P tein an ee asad ocoaga 1 N Saginaw 8 " | Lor ek | Rochester, OL by ate Call evenings aft a nog of thoes convinced s stove 192 Earlmoor ° ° HILTZ HOM ES P Open_ Poll oe ir Pa rE 58165 Sen aa —— aa OLD _ sE Sale Business Basa =| - MUiberrs odeed or wre Po. LOAN CO Michiran oe relly hominem’ f baresine. SOME E SMALL BADIOs FOR SALE. ‘ re seu ‘Moree st : | Pa oS OTT | 60 gg ness Property 9) crn a,_Michigen.__ . | DUNCAN PHY PE DINING Or | sennivic BUYS 3 PIECES COS ’ “f COLORED FAM FRONTAGE BEST OF _pad, ING TABLI tom made Form Open rz { a 2 dand “FAMILIES | bet ON JOSLYN | T OF 4 chairs 945° LE ica tables-corne Bear GOOD 1 V ‘AL UES ats Cre Beautif ul | r Yr) Cc} improvements tn pty Bel: All 5, Rever'y end First. FE pilaf thts oe eom- - . | DESK, SOL an jogs. matching cnairs: hrome ell ceoome Lake—Large 2 bed resc 18 THE BIRD" TO ecrare. ps information call Mre —— an mre: — north of Pontiac, | 702 PONTIAC 8T ee te. FHOGANY, GOOD et table, 4 chairs: ges poo an a Complete beths All large rooms. ent a Ke | SEE pe rut Reaito _— ussell A CASS & OAK . with the y sandwiches, along | — ATE BANK BLDO. ° FE 5-362. n er: fire place flexsecreen: =, heater utom z 5 r 179 W P ‘ AKLAND busy bar Bette —, : ving room chairs: ge doors. u norm windows Country Cl b | av oe FARM —— fie Oil PS Ce a eek erent . 2! Saag ‘kes wO.080 Ne Dandie,” No LOA DETROTT STAR GAS RANGE. ect il : v Toc : . ——— ye eond p writ fete, eee! Subdivi UD ieee s cteleme 7 | LOTS | i cuter, trt-| MOTEL DELUXE NS stoves BUG vite 4 meetin i Wever achaee location nea: ivisl} race basement ome 2.car ga | 4, - | per market, etc. 250 ~eryg su! one LLU AL HT. SOLD & EX- Baron z 1 M r Sl house and & acres n broode ncated | 0 with .onv 8 qf Oakland Count $28 Turners 02 a Al Pua Vocomeps Pytete Beach ter Stor | one we 990 wnh 61,000 down. for) Ae Scare a wraeaiten leeaaen | On Cortainiy 9 vatuable pro sit| cea’ meme’ quarters. woders unite Conn : 625 to $300 an ines xeon ML Gem | we! Trade- n Dept. — } a se | planet Mech best and’ | S'RRS tl wang | Suir HSS faewa PTY | Rohe eer seen) oman Lan te |e : Oe lore 1 # PON ‘per mo. Dow eh all eg leas) | Poo! is situated in an | WARD F. PART 1 he Scenes wenans) wat eal 30 E. Lawrence: , 7m oo S cement taaes @ FONTIAC REALTY Co, rn RRICK Hurry | euch wae | REA! aA PARTRIDGE! cppeustmenp toaayi Re. 3219, FE 2-7131 AVENPORT, CHAIR xo PET eraver quarantec? $49.95 2 ° ANC : . eae ry Oy : . = __ cowe' 960.98 A FE 5-8275 $47 iba R ANCIE Edw Mi. St FE 2-8316 Priendly Bervice N ventral, | seedio LionTLY “CSED DEPT. fe $450 DOWN per Mo A wh S INCOME Debian ak Realtor |* @ W. Bure &. STATE- WIDE, | ~Mertgage Loans 54 Org and pad $18, FE seie. 2p Urine oom wane. staas KEW NEW « ROOM sx phd +h $7 000 e enna ung brick ranch home ze Open eves unti] 8 30 5-8163 Rent-Legse Bus. Prop 49A ee ae — LOW INT bd i { TWIN BURRER OIL 8 bract 6 Som cpp eal bump ta. ae siding. ‘Has full basement with re John A. Landmess z EREST rand tank’ B.T.U. biow- ARKING starter home. x a te fi gp vivenen 24) ACRES. BUSINESS COR FE +1582 er, Broker Unitmited fund 5-7518 ition WY M ‘a . 1 ce y of storage - CHOICE BLOOMFIELD NER. TEAL FE é welling s for single fa or_ 1406 _N. : AN’S ge LAKE ORION Full Price separate from home orgs in 610 cleared. 43.000 FR S006 cea mony rom of cleanina Sean em neh Ekiaiteten ul “hte anty | Bvae col BEATE Ss Bote | “Open House Cle BEDROOM BUNGALOW Model N | Pricea for quick aale’ en oes. PETERSO rage. pear n House Cleara pm Full Model Now O sale \\ —— LET YOUR N : OR 3-992, | Marts nce : * ox pen , . ALTE 7 Bere r Ea ; : g washer .......... fp age totes HOW T : Inspection I O F PARTRIDGE] sub" en pean AR Speers At FOR RYOU.. enti —— aoe Fs Eat machine. O ueclent com eas rengeter rem : _ . TO GET THERE tT ATTOR 77 | oe ee . eal Mo We ‘Rave « waps : t cone eemmere gute washer oe 4 . RE [43 9 Muroe 81 FR2S8116| bene see elter's | Por Money Maker land contracts. = 55} dition. - on oe 4 Se ef S| fy cr taeda | "rte at Saag te’ | En Ba ye Tnge sma | PROWNING 3 OAUOE gure $90. FE 2000 [EF screitade” ha MODERN tabeth ters. ge quar- ents 2. a bd er BS ae ctrt art tbe peo te 5 few minut wil =| “KENNED ur were eee | ak ee ea Mion information 2-0340 n alumina vost See. a E-Z TERMS pribeting and = floors aaaciee p aa Fi tT cgg “4 tot. = - ~ Y ment and stock rental €quip- Ss ne ‘ _FE 5-410. $4008 or) Sew furniture ryer 1” wach] tet dads Bait wien water |TO RAISE. YOUR Toye nines pang gta information ta- | 8% , STONE SEATTY | ee eee SL cries See toss. 420 Sei . Co, a snag _quire gt 3389 . ’ 5 _for whe i u . : hy. $e down ed to wilt by Yale Con COMI! nce On oe 3097 — s ‘ti 8 a etioO tous rE 8 to 8 sagt daily meen EXCHANGE YOUR LAND. COR ~y ede pase 100 tii ts & ene Appliances : : $ i ssifi a oe 43560) ee . tract (where-rou CON- Orchard +1 VALUE pr. [AN N. acs S| LITTLE S < Wn. | 6 PEI ee * | erty ves 229 2 complete $50 50. Kee ake Rd. T, Realtor H { ty : hey sell, rent quick-| Reutiful one aes ~~ BEAUTY SALON Bg Ke he Cone | 2 Feowen "OR 21058" © cok.| fenerep tab as sleeper, “tal rep _ FE 5-881! Tor rE S007 Eotte Eachange Lincoln 4-4900 dial ¥I ry “writing help) = coil "Only 818 down. ent ent pill gg eae ith will sacrifice | dincoum" 81 O00 5% balance, "ime coed See men CoucH, —< knee desks ae Daan E Couches . 4 re é- us s. in $4.12 Gost to condition tapes $1 : éra e t — FEES). “Ti. BROWN, Real ecuippeds Orgind reel op you | ale —Oh ean. —_—- ae Hs, 8, i ot “ie =. Frees rearonabiy. ict a, ea W. Burne ppl ma small down payment, Ph. FE AY O'NEIL, Realtor mia trove meigaga ses? fer Fe RN Wine ens stoves YOU'RE STEERED TO . \ j 7 7 s / ' ; ( ren ee oan SS know Sew used | BAN FURNITURE what you want thr - we ' / ( i: ' Goopersiive Real Ketete Buches g TE nest Want Ads in P stele Be ON oe ee 4 : : ontiae ee a. / - EZT . nee we Classified to u - aoe a ’ neeas AST. an Gan Se , * Fi + . nf f . . a { ; = iy or 7 = 3 rs Tah en 8 et eee et > = + ’ ’ . bd i 4 . mere ‘ ¥ ee F = gg THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 _SIXTY-ONE. ij Sale( Household Goods 57| For Sale. Miscellaneous 60| For Sale Miscéllansous 60| For Sale Miscellaneous 60|MODEST MAIDENS ~ by Dick Aian| For Salé Livestock 72| Sale Farm Equipment 76| For Sale Housetrallers 78 SEES ek te a eR See ah eee te ere | ~ Bs ee PEPPER) SPeciay er ee fs are | ee ’ “~ | ReOsTERED COnniepALE| ONE ROW POTATO UT , ex) ' 4 MOLSTEIN COWS COMPLETE DIGGER WITH ond qavorenl one of livingston | =PO\WER TAKEOFF. ge a ad AY 3 Soe tie re | POV MEW. | RIDGEWAY Ey easiest ee |i Gua oe, | Fee, my eee eee gs et Sf 'duismete- wichuee'se U's: | PONTIAC FARM AND | “at ‘condition, "ot ee 96. sorted feeders; : : : Pe ‘ ‘ , sence, ” eens, a it Guck ee. Sete es | INDUSTRIAL CO. gmalier trait . O barn feed fire, Ernest — Wrath) wit sea ‘thig good herd |825 WOODWARD AVE. SS Eee, Matt | FE 4-001 or FE 4-1442 | Rent Tratter Space, 79 Legit i Peed eect, 0. Sin, FED_STORER 0005 CHK. LOOKI . oa | Sat eS me. HOME OWNERS bome. BaBy's Aub Bat} FACTORY SPECIAL | S880 of AND COl “ eg ee GaKLAND —|"Srakgr mower REE Treorpeceemn te” | fete, fet Spee ae : Serna sos Sit | Wwe want” |fuaae prace rage a FURNITURE 3) GALLON WOT WATER EAT | STORING Eiki SASH Beaters, powers ond ofee weuesT. Pennimag Branch Nationa! Bant| YOUR BUSINESS! | roses Traser Fart. Miltord, to 6 segmaw__-_ve ssn} Sq 34i5™ % Semner beslet.| MEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM | docing Co, Of W mata, Rech- . SurtH BALES MANAGER '& a PARKHURST TRAILER COURT TRADE ELECTRIC (Wikel ROBBER Tike Pam enter._Ol. 6-211. UCTIONEER WILLIAMSTON. | alt “OmLANDO. 31200 MY 39-4611 : Pam tooo |" Arailer, (12 Mh slake body with | SPECIAL ALUME xp | USED FowER \ a woven BLACKETT, INC. Auto Acessories 80 RcA TELEVISION 1) WiTR with electric Boor A mag FE 4.6089 be scld"“imfedintely because HOL N BALE . Four euthorised Pergu: Dealer | ““Y Sesgior eve onty tes, Mi) Walled “Uake "Ma $50 ppd Ry Fy Saturda SIrerme Puree} Auction Sales 77 oon SOMBINATION WOOD AND GAs LAVATORIES or Soong oe stock. Same i im the W erm Puree - A Sf EPL is | atti ete tor mar| Se ae ees| Sop Amo ena, re a atnaie trmoes |Doaononse ret goer 8 er, good terrific values, These are Equipment. 1583 Holstein cows heifers y iby 1 FOOT FRIGIDATEE RE | soace’ beater for” bette gue: Michigan “rivcrescoot Ave. torte, of 14 Mile a Fag BR triqgcator encctens frozen food ooed Midwest of Pabt Burke Dandy and went e@ bergain, be sure eCMPRD ERT TELE telecine | pans erecta Parana SScera ngtete Bins | “ing etanshae cia ~ dryers. 3 . 90 day : heifers outboard moior A desutiful seen an tans “Andeceopvine ee Sem tes: Asta, - thor more, aay at sae of fresh cos OB radio. Antique | beok- na urine oro Saw OE a mel aees| Selita, Boy Se err SO aT PAS fied colors. 02 oa... to carton Fev Per. taformation 7 Og mee 9x12 LINOLEUMS, $1.98 | _conaition” of, “Piss py By pe: | Diet tected rma, Seo | suites, Number of living room . S, $1 : ft.. $4.80; Int. doors $7 & up, : ‘ Kent. suites. Small chest and ' $3.95 House Paint $1.49 Gal GLEAR REDWOOD gore $13.00 & wp, an6 to Bui2 No. LVERINE | one. ‘all Rind ‘of, bedroom fer. 4% Ft. Wall Tile. .....8c | Goat tember and. suppites. Fag ay FX AND WRECKING cB. siere, 2 in. cad 11. tele yyy sis M A Benson siding. See us for new low prices. We, J eat firing, per Mi. mn, chines and ame me oxo ‘inlaid ‘Tle '..). St] m. segmaw __ PR ogan| 4, PODS steel clothes, peal, sn.48 } ~~~ pele fists 0-7 XN | "Wanted Livestock _73| Shi %, burners, Chins cabinets. Harolds, 140 S. Saginaw |CIRCLE | FLUORESCENT ” FIX fittings WP P. paneling — cedar | ghar bg Ay A 9 ws [oe ~~~ | Rockers, End tables. Colles ta- FE, 20480 Eree Delivery, Pree . newest I cad most poe 5.8. Sol, Goering grote ‘and builders supplies. Is it my fault that somebody put that thing right there? we eros SC ait See bles.” Gecesienal chatre. Some Priday M. modern “

!%2 ae : _tnigs hd. Vie baneb 2 — . eoqnemes A Fe ssise - NEW- FORJAN KENNELS TOM . sweet WESTINGHOUSE REFPRIGERA- , gear 0 pan Craties Pela Serv- snorodee anew ° CHOICE FOMAT CRS. Al A>. GENERAL age. tor 0 cu fnew condition. Only Aluminum 26x6/6. $30 per door. , 103° 5. .Seginay, CHAIN - 5A PUMPS. Browning - Seren Se ee Es ee Fat See | EN Pee ox @ RUG. & GE VACUUM cleaner, $5. Full size walnut bed. _ $10. $32 Ann 8t., Birmingham. _ ¢ CU. FT. REFRIG. PHILCO. 900. PE 47096 Wayne Gabert’s Appliance Specials iF Ft FORFIAC Oper. Sundays 8-12 a) "ou See |— r Park. toquire tot Wot ‘FE 23-0302 Oxford Trailer Brand sew °86 Norge Electric; __..__ 5 = _ ss" __...._ Automatic dryer, only — END —_ BLOND AND ae ago = ae ee ry | value $12.96 ere Ad s ae - oe ¥ floor, Df catia" MPEG, | Renee ea regan spose | Saul ream. ot pemmeet, Sent SALES ‘§ ROOM OM, BURNER AND 225| Michigan Fluorescent. Or- a neato eet ond sures ‘To see the latest see Stuarts with allon tank. for sale, 3222 Henry | _Cherd Lake Ave. See. 1, & of 3 et Go Jalouste walk Auburn Heights ACTORY 8NDS; @AGH WAMINE.| Son tnctan’ ond senice Nh reer. bathroom. all ELECTR) sTOVE GOoD| #%%: Thompson, © & self. Hundreds tn use tm this doore, aluminum combinetion condition. 960 Phone PE 1186. | . oot - area. Demonstrations . Ae storm door end screen, @ roof LECTRIC RANGE, GOOD CON- 1 sociated with Trailer that will carry 6 ton. dition. MIGHT. tat 1 Sat | mee = a a Also see New Generals, Tellow- rr Ea SA | OSS QEEMPORT ARE GME | Sax tM tat” st thr, For Sale Miscellaneous 60 $0 FE see : “NN trailers ‘eld on fental olan” 8 WAKA AP OA OA RARAAA AOR OR House 1 eal. re | | = st “ on, te APT SIZED WASHING MACHINE.| {¢f, excellent condities 000. MI Beha ron 1 be oe ™ . Hgts gt Sd sha | CTR E Sa WATERRETE| Sse" yare™ ee oe neue were,” eras ere. cabinet sinks. ail sises at | gen gt ie nis ore, MAMHER MEE ETEG [reer nang tact nyse GOR ESB | segmental 2 is avs ee Ore Pls aa 0 8 Somers Onse_08 poh tamee & Weedon CARIN NEAR LOZERNE AWD AU sunaet ay sear C™Pe ™ P | your truck. 63.0 pair MY 24432. | wim «aif. ) Me | 1681 B. Telegraph FE ¢20| PE 1410 afer ’ war i - et ae T.MOsT” NEW | TORRID MEAT | eovware go ea reinacw 242.00), SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY © usical Goods 62) Sand, Gravel & Dirt 6% er send Seip igh. fee Baal 14M after 4 pm new Ragmee a 2100 ee eC, ~ SMALL 8B 16 A aqpcentes, La Y PRICES | 4-1 TOP SOM , og ad 196 . , - | it rT Lh 4 2 Sep seen se & ® fir Siete Plywood Arcontines See | cr t0e oe ExGLinn POC rR WW MOS OLD. |~ Sony" brand are Prone WEE Ere foes'om bitte Ain COMPRESSORS AND J wate See ORE All kinds, & decorstive.| Pen W Gasen, | - grovel Conkite, |" Trained. Giddings Ra. ean alt XFORD TRAILER hammers. Cement finishers, sand- age dled . $100.80 | “Kitchen © doors & drawers Ate 2-800. Cah after ¢ jAMea WAY sTEEL PREDER SALES ore, cower cleaners. Alo com) = SAVE PL GOPPLT nee ae 2 : — 7. | ENOLS PO1 NT RR RECT eee io omer equipment eh bapa . erete broken by job. PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO Poors noone FILL, SAND. GRAVEL. GCHAEP- | tered Pedigrecd Cheap. FE SPFCIAL THIS WEFK CONE’S RENTAL eine nae PERRI FE $2100 1 Baléwin rr 3-0543 UTE, CONDITION. USED FER, FE 56-7914. PR 6-0see. 2400 3 _OR 3-2000 rg aL KF . in = 1251 Baldwin "ye aceTr | “fager Up eset, tmsured oh set, | 50. tom = = * BLACK DIRT ENOLISN ARTTER REOWTERED. se Fad aba nyrwuie ON 2 GOOD USED NCHOR FENCES pam ee Eres By Bee gg Tot | 3 Lg — Ay .” with | GAWALLAN ELEC GUITAR. WITH | Pill @irt. Gand and grovel. PB ‘4 wm. rf, P) wow TRAILERS. WE ARE r ! =F -§: By: Cars we & perry | case sod smpther. Good condi | 1-12 Tey ce sa “| CLEANING HOUSE.|*9 FHA approved No money down | Steck piano. walnut. bench. sold —— tion, 960 after 4 p.m. MA| BLACK DIRT. SAND & GRAVEL. AN mi ¥- CLEANING | J _Ph_PE $4082 for_tree estimates | for $080. will sell for $308. 3. pe. SEPTIC! 6304. PE 1931". months olf. Call PROT | NOW 15 THE TIME{ COME OUT AND PICK NOTES. CHANNELS BEAMS | Tyme, "Sor matched. $100, PE visit OUR Ww PiAN TPRING AND_ REPAIR | Glick bint AND PEAT WEES 6060 POINTER AND TO BUY! oer Pi : pipes reinforcing rods, vasemest|) Sigg enna s >. Oscar Behmidt. FR’ 9021) Delivered, § yards 050. Fa| vird Oe UP A BARGAIN. posts. complete line ad “Fromoce | ELEC RANGE. § BURNER WOOD | 2288 DIXIE HWY ~ PARE PREE| USED SMALL APARTMENT Pi-| 62000. fe on , BS a Stan” ° | TERMS, TIME OR Steel Co. 138 st. tacross| Ourning ‘Wide. for bunter's:|§ ROOM OIL STOVE. Ai CONDE | OD2, Terms. Oalleahers. PE ses SLACK DIRT AWD PRAT, LOAD-| oo usw SHORTHAIRED — ci =. Se eae ee esa * Boo Stietcam Borsins & sock, | cabin. Chess PF b00T. efter &.|° ton 420 Cel PRO@M. | get crcry—apreey PANG | flac'as Ue ema em reguirteg. # mo oil. |MB racalier RENTAL BASIS. eae | ene i, (OARWOOD, MION | FORD F's AND TAINTER: | Uke new fg Be ee Ee Clinton "aha 60 OXFORD TRAILER west or ny be. eon: is fe OA 6-705 _tee "Pontiac Tred, Walled ‘Lane. wives nO. Faris. at Mele, Briteny Spaniel. 7 years OK RA ye SALES —TReSLLWAYG WRECKING "Myeed ates! dramas su cach P| RUMMAGE SALE | etna" Terms. Getlechers.| 5 son ,| Site Papers Feal“conanion tim | wert, "tetatut' asd coad terme. | Mig SM Mate Ovee'ee) Bet ae a. million Bai = Thy, Tynes, ,Amociation of ne | FORE BARITONE — AND CAME. | APT OSTA tree —yorre—pores |"! "Kine prose J. VANW : sash, . mingha’ ‘mage * . : A _ , — _ JR ens : pen von eam oes! = FENCES | acon, ts saresgh wat ene | gate Purniure’ @2 Orchard Late | Tard Lents 0, Detiered ao at "*| YOUR I-H DEALER Pontiac r ye aut st REinword £1600 | An types. Material or tneuietion| trom sam 0 8 pm Sale Office Equipment 63] cixixt—Whcs. FROCETNO 69. ALS Tne SETTER 7 YEE | Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke SatuRooM — FIXTURES, — eonL| Pils : eR MONTER BLVD, | mewn nnn nn vel. Oi din top Pourts afer 3:36. or an Cn ew pine ond Rasen, sowmen cy | CHIPPEWA FENCE CO. oa Jag |REMINOTON RAND TYPEWaIT. | FE CO) of ; Fin PEnsian KFFTENE 3 NEW AND USED , oa! furnaces. steam and bot | "© _ 9607! or OR _}1351 | ““vour gas. ot tu son sand, . wae on * Some. | np » ir s Coen. 1e watet boilers, of fired. 0900 USED COAL FURNACE. Sivo teeta! al types of furnaces | <- WOORD PA WACHINE | ston- washes. cn aneete 7 re ee ~ Best offer take: FE with fat Terms man |PTENOGRA . NARIES.| den & Lawn Equi 1903 8. HEIGHTS SUPPLY 4pm Sereced Eat RAZ) brand new. Portable Wpewriter | nae 4 | A _ FE 44510 Woodward. (wert of is Mae). | = MOBILE HOMES ' the a - ¢ 4 rm : das ror, os, «(| OEKRRL ELecTRIC WARREN | AowemaM Gal FURREPE | pa "TE OO Se Saha tnas ced oomens| PARARENTS. CORARIES SIS | aerrpchl Gag TaacrOR| ,",,12,0%,.% ™ beet Oo w 3 car cannes nae oes “$0. ‘Cab ‘before 8 8T rR ; a spr Fy 670-15. $20. 0 Reynolds - Shaffer Ball-O-Matic, | _P.™. FE 51614. 701 . 4h. WANTED. LATE MoD No do yment. month- ACHINE 1 cars, '@ to ‘34 ty payments. Paseo. Fes. (SQTqge Doors < Bagley Auto Parts BiRD CAGE AND STAND. #10 A Be = 1 sg ogee fh sumer, 9 query T1468. Plaine — BABY CARRIAGE sED dt ne = ; +E ELD electrye steruiser hand knit ap = “ae tne drawer 9x6 files, Et ( Mound, | See M&M Motor e — AD like new. FE — CLEANED 8Y $12.50: 12 letter trays, each $1.50: .-3a a amen | Sea — roa CLOSING Detroit arom tate. por ee Lee re ae Uttle as 96.95.| Art Metal file. 8 drawer, Sx8, TOP ? Ree eee ere | Come te and see real honest to . SiC YCUCBS BOYa ENGLIGN| BERRY DOOR SALES CO | 0. A. oO _ 6. Forty | Srowet, tae Ober ant, Metal re 3. Eowteed Benvele. Pe perio | geatnese price reductions ip nee | ———aas—wagw toon | WANTED: U0 gents value 903 prabes, | OEE. G SOLER eee eee hh Warene, Ss Grekesd La. "yen, 975.00. 1| Shredded Peat Humus [sani AND TRI COLOR] harvesters elevators, plows. disk| The best of everrthing inside an py el — Th | slightly transit marred. Michigan | ¢—j Ré. Cold desk 818.00. Gen- 7-908 8 thoroughbred collie . Male) harrows and manure .| and out Tt can’t be lor com-| 9.1491. Fiterscen be "Orchard tate | pO Gentes ie 000 | pay SEPT FARES ———— | Wen "Tuwrenee, one" POY TY GE TOR ao, PF a Ee aatx | Buy and Save Now! | "" "9° DF ’ercas Wanted Used Trucks 89 — Ave. $100, EM 3-3448 Retnforeer concrete. Installed | — — —— ——— | ain, ; , 2 ey - ee pO —— ee desires. Phone FE 2-4072 PROMPT DELIVERY 3% YARDS | 2070 Deter PR _1-7022_ HOUGHTEN’S Tid oo island 3 BURMEISTER GIRLS ROLLE SKATES SIZE Fe | FE Stiae ertames days or | Sale Store Equipment ipment 64 biack Girt of peat 2-0644. SMALL HERD cuiNcntt $20. Main, Rochester OL 1071 | gp nS Seaseom iaen! tor travel, | WILE PAY UP TO $300. 710 X is GOODRICH ny MARKET SHOP. | onouP OF SHOW CASES. FORM- ee er ee arlaer| SILVER KINO DIRECT DRIVE) Greaty reduere —e_ten_pic | ‘ MBER White side wall tires 5 for oso, | Ping baskets. EM 3-06). ing tcdand. complete with and mortar, fi ¢irt poodh mde gl ~ > iho baad Chala 7 Geighe only 8 vrs. § per cent. Parking Space. in fe- grocery wall shelving, 94 (107 ARRON CRAFT STEEL | shelves and drawers. suitable for| ‘fucking. Pontise Lake Building | _Consleeres._ —sesetes | ft bd - Fee Perkhur~ Trailer Seies For Sale Used Trucks 90 ft: ne. Alcamatic deep grrece Complete window.| -all types ef merchandise. Very | _SUppites. OR 3-152. TOY TERRIER PUPPIES om & Stratton Clinton Wis | 1540 Laper Rd. 1 mi. no of Lake | OWN TWO YARDS Frrers “$10.95: elf service Nights 26°28" | reasonable Osmyn’s downtown Call lake selection A e & Pover Products Em| Orion MY 2461) Pest ‘ = carts, 8, sb en. FE 24603 | scteens 6 meces, Sear On| sore PE seas dirt. Mike Jen pene, Fibap at 5 wots. fines, Parte & Repair Por AU) NeW AND MODERNIZED USED ber i hb ssa eae ba +2265. a ae al = +2001 trailers on rental purchase plan. — seh ore Detroit : = = ee OPEN 0 Ad. 10.8 PM G & M COMPANY | ar op tapys we CARAT WHITE | 67| WILL GIVE EFFTENS TO PEO. | Dick’s Ai i makes ond x8 sect toe per sheet. 61.25 | SAWS AND SCIBBORS.| MACHINE Squid wediosk ‘rings. Mane bana, | Sale Sporting Goods 65 Wood, Coal & Fuel 67/*11 ne Dick's Air Cooled Engines) gues aay weed ones at 000 | Sil tn “4-1” condition iss w. Bine boars "hh ber u. OUARANTEED, 2 PUMP GUN.| two for sit eu” age on nim : a — to BP aD mole Ope Eves. f oenten pm twee — oh whe ie red Pir sectal $080 fe | 578 18" eg vet gure, tor $10. alse ” | * months old Pe 23001 @ IRONWOON, % Fz. COSY: |OMc” FiCkUP Teil, qe. 2x6 Red fir ta) $85. ed $9658 debveret. FE —T reuse Beadle s Sales & Service pene gg MBL wm 0 os r int pine ‘Groring $110. per M. aoa p cord. 2 OL, on ” “ tlote_ siete, FE >see Goumag Te Sf poy, Garage Doors - 4, Loose rock ~all $1.25, SACRIFICE = T bianket insi, 94.60 100 ft QUlLirT tots Uses 148 ZIMMER 3% FT HOUSE Aivkinge sombaantien Suere 408 95. PO aes me ae - RO sell, make any reasonable offer 3 colores ba set ail ft-| 2910 Dizio it Purases, fire. al Pontiac Farm Su y FORD DWARE- PL GAS RANGES o Hay, Grain & Feed 71 s0n Saar S Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ot. size refrigerator q awd TT , Saginaw St. re $8165 e IF YOU ARE BUILDING & HOUSE | Recondiiones washers : a Sate oe eee en “Open Eves, "til 8:30 12 FT. STAKE Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) ~ nO aalE LAKESIDE NURSERY ; i 4 i : 7 Lene ic BURMEISTER | *SPara a Northern Lumber Co. Santee Alb tt ALLY ‘ CSErLeTe sUnvice. Im | 0 PT. 4 GREAT LAKES HOUSE THE PONTIAC AREA ON FORD, ERAREE™| $095 Trailer ¢| Frigidaire 30 + range ALT b TRU CKS. y ’ Do STM CLFANING. PAR GUARA SATIS PACTION on TouR FIRST VISIT. °| PONTIAC FARM AND LOOK FOR YOUR OP-| PORTUNITY in the -| “Business Opportunities” ch column in the Classified INDUSTRIAL a section TODAY! | _ \ TRACTOR CO. wos a , on 4 Woodward, 7m tout . : 4h. 7 ii a li ol il aan ss lading A dias ths laa te Re teal A Rea ea sy ee eee eee ee a Ra eae Me Meta cee coi \ - . THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 mn a. Se ‘ RIEMENSCHNEIDER BROS. Dodge Trucks Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. =r to GMC Triple Checked USED TRUCKS 1081 Interpational 4 ton pickup 0646 $981 Chev. sedan delivery .....9608 $908 GMC panel ...........5. e188 3940 Internatiens! pensi....... $208 W968 Dodge WEB... -cereerevees- S108 WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 Triple Checked USED TRUCKS 1950 Ford % ton pickup ......-. $545 1951 Chev. % ton pickup eeeeneere 1951 International % ton pickup. .$545 1951 Chev. sedan 1948 GMC panel .... $195 1949 International 1950 Ford F-8 tractor .. | 1946 Dodge Van .... $195 Transportation | at its best ff S85 Gg2 § 833 Re A Pee | PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS No. 3625) gO. 3 82 CHEV. Styline 4 dr., radio, heater, 2 tone gray (Stock No. 35/1 A) 5S) PLYM. Belvedere with beautiful 2 tone finish. Sharp car. 31 DESOTO 4 dr., radio, heater, automatic trans- mission seeeueeee se $845 @tock No. ; 1 HUDSON Hornet 4 dr., radio, heater and au- tomatic transmission. end neat ..... > PONTIAC Chieftain 2 matic. (Mock 3028) $3 NASH Statesman 4 dr., radio, heater, over- drive and tinted glass.. sxenece GL005 (Stock Mo. 3605-4) *51 PONTIAC Chieftain 4 dr., radio and heater. Priced to sell. $1 STUDE. Club Coupe, radio and heater... . $645 NEW 1954s Still a few left. Get your new Pontiac at a saving. PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 148 PACKARD 4 001 radic 3158 heater, 1947 PLYMOUTH Station waccn Radio and heater. $345 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR. . $195 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 1946 PLYMOUTH $125 1949 BUICK Buver Bedanette $495 1948 FRAZIER Radio and heater. $195 1948 DODGE Custom. 4 dr reato and beater. 1947 DODGE $195 1948 PONTIAC Streamim . “8” 2 dt heater 2 tone sos, Many other: te choose from. radio, 1949 Pontiac Sac gly ee : =F with tires SL For The Kids To Drive To School? If So, Here Are Some Terrific Bar- gains! NO $$’s DOWN And As Low As $2.00 PER WEEK FORD custe heater, seat covers | TLE Rocket 68 4dr se- dan with radio, he y 4 tic. Fire engine 1948 MERCUR dio. heater and excellent tires In perfect mechanica! condition $245 1947 PONTIAC Delure & Streamiiner with radk heate. and dark blue “ $195 1946 FORD Super Deluxe * Mr with radio heater excelient tires and Community paint. No rust pots $235 Motor Sales ene Inc. samp | SETMSET™ SP Sos 803 N. Main, Rochester $95 Oven Tn gre 19 40 CHEVROLET 2 tr Good tires and GHEVROLET 19) POWER OLIDE has been completely overhauled. Seater, ‘sad’ divectiosis. Call] | 5 after 7 p.m. MI NO money |Jeromes BRIGHT SPOT “22 Years in Pontiac” OLDS-CADILLAC 60 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 8.0488 Open 8a, m-10 p.m. se, = “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY’ |: (Stock No. 3641) 53 FORD 2dr. V-8, clean) e+ $1,245) 1 dr., radio, heater, Hydra-|. Hey You! |= Do’ You Need An Extra! 5 Car For The Wife Or ~~ bs pape Free Cimon Cage H9E8 by ME eerie te by Hershberger For Sale Used Cars 1 - For Sale Used Cars bad q y coffee break!” “This one the custodian uses to make hot eotiee for his For Sale Used ens 1 PPR PRL LL AP PP USED CARS RKSTON MOTOR SALES Te PL an, 1954 DeSotos NEW STOCK SO*ALL' MARES AND MODELS MODEL 1953 De Soto Convertiete Beoetient Nght wih ‘reste r down and esoectile se aL balance SCHUT2 MOTORS INC. * Sree ti iL Pit th ij ti ii : i al i ea cae a old Take over payments 3 cyments ‘0 Atigramia ree © socmtield WW. tires and matic transmission. Also a 195! Ford ve a#ith radio or and overdrive transmission om cen buy ears a ‘ov as $1468 down the ance «st ‘ow bank rates we. | SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DeSoto Piym -uth 13 8. Woodware minehom, OPEN ‘TIL 9 PM. _._ For _Your Convenience + 1953 Dodge Pooky ‘outomsene oat tranamiaion $795 © $95 Down. Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Open Till 9.P. M. EVERY NITE EXCEPT SAT. DODGE ‘4 DEMONSTRATORS. 2.500 to 17.000 miles. Loaded with extras $2495 Rematning new ‘54 Doiges and Biymouth: are dem onstrator prone DODGE co ONET | va mebast i 1953. Equipped with radio heater turn signals, ror tle. Th in Birnting- car is Cark- FORD 194, 2 DR. RUNS GOOD. M Frank. FE 5-3213. ‘81 FORD 3 DR. GOOD MOTOR, _Teke_sver_vayments, EM 33317. NO MONEY * DOWN 1949 De Soto dr, Orteing iinish. White cad’ custom ceuh covers. Ketan oat a en on SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. a i 2 a Pe Tow Gunentite 1951 Mercury were, SCHUTZ Bete INC. Gecdwass "OPEN 1 am ra! 4 door uipped. Verv clean. By owner << SCH 1S ceaities " - “veouty, ovEn A. ia : ‘0 PL + as. pp te eae Runs en jooke new A real For. Sale Used Cars o1 Sales in Birmin cham. M1 43410. Vall Come | Sas. se ham. MI 43410 : "Ws PACKARD SBA to 17] a7 We Finance tee faa Sw has never been driven in Li . ot Line new @ ev respect. heat eS SCHUTZ MOTORS INC! YMOUTH 12 8 ward Ave. Birm: OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. ° We est Side Used Cars Huron 42185 Be eases ‘Seeeae™ 1945 FORD Deluxe 4 dr. oeeereene _Orebard ii end, ‘D> TAKE OVER BAY- SEE PA AULS ON For A Good Deal 6 S. Perry St. FE 4-6882 LARRY - JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PONTIAC 1952 Chieftain 4 Door _ Deluxe 8 Cylinder _ $1095 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Lealer PH OL 1-71) “FOR MORE THAN 30 TEARS A GOOD PLACE TO_ i646 FORD COUPE Rabie. GEA. er, spot light clean. $185. FE b-ie67 148 HUDSON COMMODORE, 6, pew tires FE ¢6232 ‘$1 HENRY J 2 DR sie bows and assume payments. Woodward, Birmingham, HUDSON «7 6 « “@ KAisEeP ~ PLEASE call before 3 p.m FE 54 5-4219. CHEAP CAISER, . heater, new — 3 ‘#” MERCURY 4 DR. ¢i0 DOWN and. assume payments. 44 8 Woodward _Birmingham. 1654 MERCURY 2 DR Taga 600 MILES. heater di Good condition. — ‘ahts 2.100 Cal aft > 6244 Pine Knob Rd. bet aybee & Waldon Rds. MERCURY 1951.( 85060 FOR _ equity, FE 4014. NEW '54 MERCURY HARDTOP $395 DOWN Includes radio neater, electric clock. turr signais qrille guards, —— license and all x08. Bob Frost Inc. 860 South Woodward, Birmingham Midwest 62200 NASH RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE, mingham M “‘@ OLDS @ DOOR CHEAP. SAP. FE _ 5-4306. ‘S® NASH STATESMAN. RADIO, heater, beds. Good condition. ‘47 Chrysier.— MA __4-2500, CHEVROLET '53 Convertible ‘ay Mr. Big behind the whee’ of this _eautita sun- gold convertible. Equipped with nd white wall) tires radio, ae Univ CHE EVROLET "49 =. the sun- Satie black beauty. It has: Radio and heater, good top, vere good mecharically And @ rem PON value at. PONTIAC ’52 fous 2 tena mg Pg uipped with .adio b and hydramattc You'll and b>’ free at a ter rifte price of $1388. FORD ’51 Pol aw from erowd tn a cuality that has . power and uippeu radio and rdomatic Thige “@ engine = Free Sigg cat at only | ist - less. , Michigan's Finest The Big Paved Lot on the Corner of Woodward & 13 Mile Rd. DOOR ~OVER- _ drive. A condition No irs needed on f' is clean dependable ear. __ Reasonable FE 5-737 1953 Plymouth Sri Sect ee Sa SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. De@oto Plymouth * OPEN TIL A a a ___ Por Yous Convenience _ tat cE Be ph va Fil $e town w SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. OPE OPEN FIL 9B PM. ‘4 STARCHIEP CATALINA. PULLY 1951 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE- 4 door 1951 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON $895 Full Price Huron Motor Sales 962 W Huron FE 3-23641 SAVE AY ‘i M-H The Home of ‘OK’ Used Cars ’°52 CHEVROLET DOOR Nice two-tone finish, clean interior, goo’ tires radio, heater, tn ederll signals, ah. one - owner . car. Reduced to 50 Nash 2 Dr. a. a cose oe finish, good "$395 $2 Chev. Pickup ~ Eee finish, good tires. Reduced $695 ‘48 Ford 4 Dr. ’S0 Pontiac 2 Dr. Radio arid Heater $495 $3 Pontiac 8 STATION WAGON Nice red finish, matching uphel- stery low mileage Really a buy! $1,495 52 Chevrolet BEL AIR SPORT COUPE Nice brown oody with ivory cob tery, Power- | Matthews- Hargreaves Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw FE 4-4 } Dial FE 2-8 10 es r seu A * — Jacobsorr: Pontiac’s Exclusive Hudson Dealer Cass at Pike with $148 down and the belance on low babk retes Bist hiiatl INC. 2s ” OPEN FAL oP oP mr , Fo: You ea iss) Willys 4 ‘oor 198 PY ~ hee me neeteks ave, vec Se Pea 1A eabesee I A ag ae B nay BF woitewalls OR 30662 4 Mrlarchiet Pt ; BORN | sage PLYMOUTH. 3 DOOR, CLEAN low - Fe 38210. inst 33 000 hess reason le +7844. PONTIAC 4 DOOR. SUPER Y'all Come See Us! We. have nice clean cars that you can afford — $20 Down Your-Credit Is Good Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. Saginaw St. af 11’51 Olds Rocket 88. 4 $1395 722, YEARS IN BUSINESS Remember, that just didn’t happen—it takes a good product, hard work and a good deal- er. Oliver’s is here to stay. — 49 Buick 2 dr., radio and heater. Check this price $1895 53 Buick 4 dr. Super -Dynaflow, radio and heater. Good looking and good running. $295 49 Ford 2 dr., radio and heater. Good loaking and good running. $1095 dr., radio, heater, 30 day guaranteed and ready to go. *51 Pontiac 2 é. radio, heater. A Deluxe Chief- tain and a beauty. $1095 $2 Pontiac 4 dr., De- luxe, radio and heater. Compare this any- where! $2 Buick 4 dr., radio and heater. Liberal ap- praisals at Oliver's. '$2 Dodge 2 dr., radio and heater, one owner car. Sharp. OLIVER SO Chev. 4 dr. Deluxe. radio and heater. Bet- ter Hurry! . $895 51 Buick 4 dr., Special, 2 tone paint, radio and heater. $995 *53 Plymouths — 2 dr. & 4 dr., radio and heat- ér. Low prices at Oliver's. $125 47 Pont. 4 dr., radio, heater. 20 others in this price class — NO DOWN PAYMENT! $495 51 Stude. 2 dr. Starlite Coupe, radio and heat- er. Nice car. 'S] Chevrolet 2 dr. Powerglide, radio and heater — Deluxe car. ’SO Buicks — 2 dr. & 4 dr., radio and heater, Take your pick. $995 . $1 Chevrolet Bel Air, 2 dr., hardtop. radio, heater, 2 tone paint — beautiful! BUICK Open Till 9. P. M. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 THI! 1950 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN EIGHT CLUB COUPE light green with white wall tires. radio and heat-— er superd mechanically. One owner. Very appea’ $795 Keller-Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Woodward at 13% Mile Ra. Lincoln 6-8410 2 - DE SOTO SPECIALS DeSoto V4 Club DeSoto 6 een Mita Forder 1947 PACKARD Gleaming black aa excellent tn- terior, good tires, god mechanical | aw sag One “owner mew car $16.50 a Month Keller-Koch — CHRYSLER. PT Woodward at Le B. sr Lincola WHEN SERVICE} COUNTS let Pontiac Press Classified ad-writ ers serve HAROLD TURNER SEZ--- $10 down, or. your old car may be enough-to put you into any used car or truck on our 2 lots. Harold Turner, Ford “REST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” "A-]) Buys’ '53 Dodge’ 2 dr. $1,099 ’S1 Chev. 4 dr.....$544 53 Ford Ranch Wagon SI Buick 4 dr. ...$600 $3 Chev. 2 dr. ..$1,144 $2 Desoto 4 dr. . .$%44 $3 Plym. 2 dr.. .$1,044 - "$1 Ford Vic. ....$744 "49 DeSoto 4 dr.. .$399 ’S1 Plym. 4 dr... .$544 "49 Mere. 4 dr. ...$375 "48 Stude. Con- vertible ’53 Lincoln Capri Hardtop, white- walls. full: pow- =. congocte $1,999 "48 Buick 4 dr. ...$244 *52 Nash Sta. Wag. . ....:.. $099 $1 Pont. 2 dr. ..$799 49 Chev. Cl. Cpe. $399 *52 Merc. Sedan $1,099 TRUCK ‘46 International 12 ft. van .. 51 Chevrolet ¥% ton express $599 52 Ford 14 ton . $299 Pickup. ...... $644 51 Dodge % ton Picky :.. 4... $399 'SO Ford % ton Express . ....$399 "49 Plym. 4 dr. ...$399 ’S1 Ford 2 dr. 8..$599 52 Ford 2 dr. 8 . .$899 53 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible .$1,799 ’52 Plymouth Club Coupe ..$699 52 Chev. 2 dr. ...$844 ‘'5] Nash 2 door Hydramatic . .$499 '49 Ford 4 dr. ...$199 54 Ford Custom 2 dr. Fordo- matic .- ‘ 39 O BS SAVE TF. 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