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113th YEAR. {| PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955-08 PAGES: *0cump tyme guaran tuage rnozos *   
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Ziegler Replies to Andrews 
Highway Head 
Defends Policy 
After Criticism Commissioner Claims 
Proposed Toll Road 
Wouldn't Cut  Tieups 
State Highway Commis-| 
sioner Charles M. Ziegler to- 
day replied to charges made 
by Chairman of the Oak- 
land County Board of Su- 
pervisors Floyd Andrews in 
a letter to Ziegler published 
in yesterday’s Press. ~ 
Andrews asked: Ziegler to 
of the proposed north-south 
toll road and abandon plans 
to build a parallel freeway 
which would make it prac- 
tically impossible to sell 
toll-road bonds. 
Ziegler told the Press “‘construc- 
tion of a toll road would not relieve 
local traffic congestion in Oak- 
land County.” 
He asserted the turnpike authori- 
ty “is in trouble’ and might take 
longer to finish its project than the 
five years it will take him to com- 
plete the freeway. 
The, commissioner declared that 
upkeep and expansion of non-state, 
county and township roads is the 
responsibility of local units through 
use of money assigned them 
g 
state could save the $115,000,000 it 
will cost to build a freeway 
letting the turnpike do the job and 
but maintain interstate and state 
roads bordering the proposed turn- 
pike go enough traffic would be 
forced onto it to make it a paying 
proposition,” Ziegler said. 
“We could not agree with this. 
It would mean that Stephenson 
superhighway couldn't be extend- 
ed as four lane from Big Beaver 
north to Rochester or that M15 
cutting off the Dixie north of 
Pontiac couldn’t be enlarged. 
“It would require us to maintain | 
the status quo on roads within a} 
30-mile-wide belt. But we are obli- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
Showers, Thunder 
Predicted for Tonight 
This morning's sunny skies will 
be followed by showers and thun- 
dershowers this evening, accord- 
ing to the U.S. Weather Bureau. 
-The weatherman foresees cooler 
weather tomorrow with increasing 
cloudiness. The mercury may go 
to a high of 64-68 tomorrow. 
Today's high of 72 in downtown 
Pontiac was reached by 1 p.m. The | 
thermometer will go down to a, 
low of between 48 and .52 degrees | 
tonight» 
Downtown, today’s low before 8 
      a.m. was 52 degrees, The ther-| induce him to try for a second | extremely tasteful and toned-down. 
mometer registered 74 at 2 p.m.) Yanks B : x * 
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Women Are Chief Buyers 
* 
WHICH ONE?—Mrs. Hilding Berquist, of 3650.W. Walton Bivd., 
puzzles over which tie style her husband will like best. Women buy 
between 60 and 75 per cent of the ties sold in Pontiac, retailers report. 
National Tie 
to Stampede 
This is National Tie Week, but the principal tie- 
buyers, women, are refusing to be stampeded. 
A check with several retailers yesterday established 
that women lay out the cash for between 60 and 75 
per cent of the cravats during the year, = 
But they are letting Tie Week go by without 
tremendous surges of buying, salesmen report. 
bands’ tie racks throughout the area are not nourished   | Ponting Press Phete | 
Week Fails 
Gal Buyers 
=   
Ike Continuing 
fo Sleep Well Doctors See President's 
Nine Hours Last Night 
as Encouraging Sign 
DENVER @®—A bedside bulletin 
reported today that President Eis- 
enhower had ‘‘a very good night’ 
last night. 
A 7 a.m. Denver time report 
from two of the chief executive's 
physicians said that: 
“The President had a very good 
night. He slept almost continuously 
under the oxygen tent from 9 p.m. 
to 6:15 a.m.” 
The doctors have been saying 
that rest and sleep are essential 
to repairing the chief executive's 
damaged heart and putting him 
on the road to recovery. 
Thus the some nine hours 
of sleep last night appeared to be 
an encouraging sign. 
On the basis of a procession of 
similar bulletins over the past few 
days, an atmosphere of increasing 
but still restrained optimism has 
developed here about his condition. 
There still is an inclination here 
to say that the President probably 
will cut himself loose from. politics 
and turn down any attempt to 
term. 
  
State Hospital Employes == t« i 
Asking for Larger Staffs — 
LANSING (?—Spokesmen for employes of the Pon- 
tiac State Hospital pleaded with a legislative committee 
today for larger staffs to permit better nursing care) 
for the mentally ill. 
Mrs. Marie Larrison, president of the CIO employes 
union at the hospital, told the Francis committee that 
the nursing staffs were concerned about their inability a °   
to give even minimum care 
for patients. 
She said that in many 
  ! 
wards one nurse must care; nurses but then never gives the. 
for 50 or 60 patients and| 
that this averages out to 
about four minutes per pa-| 
tient when other necessary | 
duties are included. 
“Many of these patients became 
mentally ill because they. were re- 
jected all their lives,” Mrs. Larri- 
son sald, “and now they are more | 
rejected than evér-in the hospital. 
"Patients have {o resort to | 
faking illness to get the attention | 
of doctors and nurses.” i 
i The state is paying “good 
money” for in-service ‘training of 
nurses time enough to use thetr 
training, she said. 
Marcus Tompkins, - president . of 
the hospital chapter of the Michi- 
gan, State Employes - Association, 
said that more patients could be 
allowed to go. home if the nurses 
had time to train them better. 
He conceded that it was difficult 
to fill nursing vacancies under 
present appropriations, but he said 
that better salaries and fringe 
benefits in competition with in- 
dustry would help that problem. "; with any new blazers, to 
speak of. 
This is despite new, conservative 
styles in neckwear which are re- 
putedly very popular with wives 
and girl friends, 
The buyer for one men’s 
says the new conservative, slim 
ties have been on the way ever 
since he got into the business 30 
years ago. 
had big splash patterns then,” he 
said, ‘The trend ever since has 
been to narrower lines. Five years 
ago, they were down to 3% inches | 
and now they are under 3 inches." 
Another buyer pulled out a 
5-year-old green and white paisley- 
| print silk he recently came. across 
| in the basement storeréom. It mea- 
sured. 442 inches at the bottom. 
Businessmen’s ties at his store 
are 3 inches at their widest point 
and the style young men are 
buying is but 2% inches wide. 
Both buyers agreed the new “nat- 
ural” trim look in clothing which 
has come into vogue during 
the last two or three years has | 
accelerated the narrowing trend. 
One brand-new facet is the 
square end on many of the thin 
models being bought chiefly by 
the younger Beau Brummels. 
“It's the first thing I ever knew 
that started in a lower price range 
| and crept into the higher priced 
goods,"’ one of the buyers said. 
_ Color and design-wise, ties are   Repps, or diagonal striped, ties 
are probably the most popular, the | 
merchants said. Practically an y| 
a seller these days. 
The era of the broad, bold, brash 
tie is gone. 
Bow ties are continuing to hold 
between & and 19 per cent of 
the local market. Governor Wil- 
liams’ first term brought a sud- 
den upswing in sales for the 
sprightly neckware, but sales | 
have tapered somewhat since, the 
stores report. 
According to one buyer, ties are 
much easier to sell ntly than 
they were in ye/ars past. He 
explained: 
“We don’t have the big splashy 
patterns women used to be worried 
about buying and getting kidded 
about. Most colors are good and .| Weather 
1 “They were 5 inches wide and/ Janet Thunders 
Along Mexico's 
East Coastline Hurricane Toll Reaches 
400; Torrential Rains | 
May Start Floods |   MEXICO CITY (®—The 
Bureau an-| 
nounced that Hurricane 
Janet, with an estimated 
death toll of 350 to 400 al- 
ready, lashed at the Mexi- 
can coast today, a little 
north of Veracruz. 
It said winds of 119 miles 
‘per hour blew along the 
coast at daybreak, with the 
eye of the storm not due 
for several more hours. 
The bureau said 16 inches of rain 
had fallen in 12 hours but that the 
apparent course of the year's 10th 
hurricane will carry the center 
past major populated areas. The 
region north of Veracruz is sparse- 
ly populated. ~ 
The U. 8. Weather Bureau at 
Miani reported Janet nearly ata 
standstifi at midmorning, sug- 
, in   
  
The U.S, Navy dropped a battery 
operated radio on Swan Islands, 
off the Honduran coast, and re- 
ceived reports that the islands 
suffered no deaths or serious in- 
  fears were felt for northern por- 
tions of the country. 
  center with hurricane force winds 
extending 60 miles from the center | 
and gales 200 miles to the north) 
and 100 miles south. | 
The advisory said the indications | 
were that Janet would break up 
over the mountains tonight, after 
moving inland, High tides and tor- 
rential rains were forecast, with 
high tides and rough seas as far 
away as Port O'Connor, Texas. 
British Use Force 
Against Cypriots NICOSIA, Cyprus (® — British 
troops and police used tear gas 
and clubs to break up a crowd of 
youths attempting to mass in) 
Metaxas Square here today, Meet- 
ings in the square were banned 
as a general strike began. 
Extremist leaders called on 
workers to bring this Medi- 
terranean British island colony to 
a standstill in protest against an 
adverse committee report on U.N.. 
Assembly debate of the Cyprus 
issue, 
    
Ezra Benson Officiating 
at Daughter’s Marriage 
SALT LAKE CITY —Secretary 
of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson | 
officiates today at the wedding of 
his 21-year-old daughter-Barbara to | 
Dr. Robert Harris Walker, 33, of. 
Calgary, Alta. 
The ceremony takes place in the 
Salt Lake temple of the Latter- 
Day Saints (Mormon) Chgrch. 
Benson is a member of the 
church’s ruling Council of Twelve 
Apostles. Members of the council 
are empowered to perform mar- 
riages. i 
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  Bauer Out Trying to Steal Second ey 
  
    AP Wirephete 
DOUBLED UP — Hank Bauer of Yankees is anj struck out. Dodgers’ second baseman’Don Zimmer 
easy out attempting to steal second in first inning of has throw from Catcher Roy Campanella and is 
  
Dictator Was Well Heeled |   
Fabulous Hoard of Wealth, 
‘Love Nests’ Left by Peron 
BUENOS AIRES (INS)—Fourteen Bacchanalian “love 
nests,” nearly 22 million dollars and enough jewels for 
a coronation were found in Buenos Aires Wednesday— 
left behind by the hasty departure of Juan D. Peron. 
‘Investigators of the government that overthrew the 
Argentine dictator also uncovered almost enough liquor   
Strong Kidnap 
Case Promised California Woman Held 
in. Psychiatric Hospital 
After Giving Up Baby 
SAN FRANCISCO &®—Vigorous 
prosecution was promised today 
for Betty Jean Benedicto, blonde 
wife of a Filipino lodging house 
keeper, who snatched 2-day-old 
Robert Marcus from his crib at 
Mt. Zion Hospital here 10 days ago. 
Robert was returned in good 
health to his deliriously happy 
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Sanford 
Marcus, in Stockton early yester- 
day. That was shortly after the 
27-year-old Mrs., Benedicto had 
been spotted with the baby by a 
sharp-eyed deputy sheriff at the 
prize fights in Stockton Tuesday 
night: 
While the deputy investigated 
her story that the- infant was 
hers,’ Mrs. Benedicto telephoned 
Dr. Marcus in San Francisco 
that she would deliver Robert to 
him in Stockton, 
Mrs. Benedicto was held under 
guard in a. psychiatric ward in 
San Francisco Hospital after col- 
lapsing. 
Dr. F. H. Adams, superintendent 
of Stockton State Hospital, said 
Mrs. Benedicto spent a week in 
that mental institution last spring. | 
Adams said Benedicto got a 
/court order to have his wife put. 
under observation because she had 
threatened to kill him. A week 
‘later Benedicto petitioned for her | 
release. 
Her story of motherly love and 
an irresistible maternal instinct | 
was denounced yesterday by her 
own mother, who said Betty 
Jean had abandoned her only na- 
tura) child—a daughter—10 years 
ago. 
In Today’s Press   
County News. .............. 58 
Editorials, ....,,.... ee 
Food News... 35 thru 47 
Sports ........33, 54, 53, 56, 57 
TV & Radio Programs......67 
Wilson, Earl.................61 
Women’s Pages.....28 thru 34 
  
Prayer fort 
    it’s pretty hard for a woman to 
go wrong nowadays.” 
  Series in Japanese - 
| TOKYO &—The Voice of Ameri- | 
ca starting today will broadcast. 
the World Series in. Japanese for | 
the fifth consecutive -year. On-the- 
spot, play-by-play accounts will be | ‘ 
  for rebroadcast, by the Japan 
Broadcasting Corp. oe j 
4 . beamed to baseball-loving Japan’ - he President By DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
Hear our prayers, O God, in these hours of great 
-concern. Listen not only to our words but also to the longings of our hearts. 
‘Grant. unto Thy servant, our President, the heal- 
ing touch of 
- unfailing love. 
, everywhere inspire him to 
task of rebuilding our shattered world, Amen. 
ae id ‘f. } ; : i * * May the devotion and confidence of free Thy presence, the recuperating 
of steadfast faith, and the creative wer 
peace of 1 Thy 
: peoples 
health for the unfinished 
MG ‘and champagne to float the 
But t J 
officers, led by Provisidnal Presi 
dent Eduardo Lonardi, forced 
Peron to flee so quickly nine days 
ago that he had no time to cover 
up his past. ; 
Today, as investigators gaped 
with surprise, the man who had 
publicly loved only two women— 
his first wife Aurelia Tizon, and 
The investigators found, in ad- 
dition to the house in Calle Pena 
where Peron spent his last night 
as president, 14 luxuriously ap- 
pointed apartments in different 
sections of Buenos Aires. : 
At these apartments, Peron met 
groups of intimate friends—malé 
and female—for secret revels. 
That they were well-liquored par- 
tles was made evident by broken 
furniture, mirrors and glassware 
found in storage rooms. 
The liquor on hand at the former 
| president's private homes exceeded 
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Youngest Dionne 
Resumes Convent 
‘Life in Quebec 
QUEBEC (INS)—Marie Dionne, 
youngest of the famed Dionne 
quintuplets, has re-entered the 
cloistered ‘convent in Quebec she 
left 15 months ago, to resume the 
life of a novice. 
The 21-year-old Marie, who was 
the “youngest” of the quints, first 
entered the cloistered order of the 
Servants of the Most Blessed Sac- 
rament in 1953, but obtained per- 
mission to leave the order in June 
1954, because of bad health. 
She suffered severely from 
shock following the epileptic 
death of her sister Emilie two 
months later, but is now report- 
ed to have regained her health. 
The decision means that Marie 
will forfeit the $200,000 she inherit- 
ed from a $1-million trust fund set 
up for the five sisters by the Gana- 
dian government. , 
Her family may now share the 
| bulk of Marie’s inheritance, which 
| she was awarded on hér 2ist birth- | 
| day last May 28, : 
Oh, Come Now! — 
| TOKYO (~The Tokyo YWCA is 
| Sponsoring. a course on Japanese   
  
  | culture, .ineluding a lecture on 
‘How to Bow.” 
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Cae : ri is ‘é ud 
oo S   ‘Yankees ‘today’s series, game as teammate Gil McDougald| ready to make tag. Ump is Frank Dascoli. 
Bus Pay Hike 
Recommended 
Uniform Allowance 
A special fact-finding commis- 
sion in Lansing today recommend- 
ed an across-the-board wage in- 
crease of eight cents an hour for 
  
Brussels’ Policemen 
Guarding Townsend BRUSSELS (INS)—The Brussels 
Police Department has set up a 24-hour guard at RAF Group Capt. 
Peter Townsend’s residence to 
keep away “unwelcomed callers 
who inconvenience the neighbors." 
ey. “- ¢ . 
The" “unwelcome callers” are 
chiefly newsmen who try to press 
Townsend for comment on his reported romance with Britain's 
Princess Margaret. 
The 40-year-old divorced com- 
moner is scheduled to go to Eng- land next month on leave from his job as air attache at the British 
Embassy, : 
  
Today's starting lineups: 
    BROOKLYN NEW YORK 
Gilliam, If Bauer, rf 
Reese, ss MeDougald, 3b 
Snider, ef Noren, ef 
Campanella, ¢ Berra, 
Furillo, rf Collins, 1b 
Hodges, tb Howard, | If 
(AL), third; Donatelli (NL) right —— 
Boosts Hopes 
for Short Series 
With 4-Run Explosion 
in Bottom—of- Fourth 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
kees took a tighter grip on 
{the 1955 World Series this | 
afternoon by defeating the 
Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2 in 
the second game. 
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  Noren walked Berra singled, walked. 
Noren was out at third, 
Sixth Inning 
Campanella flied out and Furile 
lo popped out. : 2 
Yankees—Howard grounded outs 
Martin and Coleman struck out. 4 
Seventh Inning 
Dodgers——Hodges walked, Robs 
inson flied out. Zimmer whiffed 
and Hodges was doubled at second, 
Yankees--Byrne bounced to the 
mound and Spooner whipped hing 
out. Cerv grounded out, and Mc 
Dougald struck out, : 
‘| Eighth Inning i - 
Dodgers — Don Hoak pinch-hit 
and walked. Gilliam grounded in- 
to double play. Reese singled 
and Snider fanned. : 
«. Yankees—Noren was safe on an 
error, Berra struck out. Colling 
skied to Snider. Howard grounds 
ed into a force out. 
Ninth Inning a 
Dodgers—Campanella popped (@ 
..| short, Furillo flied deep to Noren — 
and Hodges fanned. 
Winning pitcher: Byrne; losing 
pitcher: Loes; errors: Zimmer 
(two) Bkn. Attendance: 64, 
    field; Flaherty (AL), left field. 
  time of game 2:28. NEW YORK—The Yan- ame Lead + 
4to2 Victory 
Yanks Rout Billy Loes f 
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      ' . | Save $11.73 on This Brand New of TB Workers Seen for Next Summer _ Colonial Woes : Al R. Musson, executive secre- $29.50 Remington ‘60° DELUXE tary-of the Oakland County Tuber- | ” BIRMINGHAM—W-Day is com- Stolen car. The safe contained North Africa Troubles Electric Shaver ; 
ing for Birmingham residents by | over $6,000 in checks, about $250 | Have Floor in Assembly . : _     Michigan Municipalities; | culosis , Association, was elected | 
Included in Proposed ‘president of ‘the Michigan Confer- 
                  , i. ence of TB Workers at a state. 7 : June, 1956, So predicted City Engi- ‘in cash and all the .company . hot Nations Balanced wide meeting hold Tuesday and| Federal Highway Plan peer L. R, Gare yesterday in say-'| books. Session Today : $: 77 . Wednesday at Haven Hill Lodge nap ne Detrole fo ge ie ! Simms sa 4 ‘ing that a supply of water | WASHINGTON w&—The United) Musson has been er of the | WASHINGTON «®—Six Michigan’ ould be available for local con-| A twentieth birthday; locally, | UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @ — Price ' States has the makings of a first. county association, with headquar-| cities have been included in O° sumption by tant Gate. will be celebrated by members | France's colonial woes were: set 
   
  eral locations of routes of inter-| |for a double airing today in the   Clete crise coi its hands, in the | ters in Pontiac, for the past nine 
  * Middle East, with the danger ot | Years. ‘state highways planned by the| His statement . followed the of Soroptimist International, with U. N. Assembly, wend tenes tenis We Oe 
| Purpose of the conference was to Bureau of Public Roads which will awarding of a $222,000 contract for| ® dinner tonight at Devon Ga- * * luxe oe oe ae qansentes, a new Arab-Israeli war in the back 
     
  Complete 
day end Saturday only.   Speaking this morning in the 60-| 
‘nation forum's policy debate, | 
iFrench Foreign Minister Antoine | 
| Pinay was expected to review the | 
|continuing violence in French 
|North Africa and whether the 
Communists are trying to take ad- 
vantage of the unrest in Algeria 
pn and French Morocco, 4 . 
ground | give leaders of TB associations | go into, through and around 102 ct lebs , 
That is the reason Secretary of | throughout Michigan a chance to cities in the nation ee - eo 
State Dulles has sent George | Co-ordinate the work of controlling * @ # 4 ping y 
Allen, his assistant for Midde | tuberculosis They are Battle Creek, Detroit Oak, the last big project, and a 
Eastern affairs, on an urgent mis-/ 4 date of Nov, 16 was set to | 2% environs, Flint, Grand Rapids, | key egy the $6,000,000 South- 
sion to Cairo. begin sale of Christmas seals, | /#"8ing and Saginaw eastern and County Water Au- 
funds trom which are used for | The new routes, to be built | DOTY system. TB research, education and | with federal aid to the states, The construction end of the 
patient service programs. supplement the original 37,700- | contract awarded yesterday to bles, Margot Cramer of Holland, 
' Netherlands, mew curator at 
Cranbrook Museum of Art, will 
be the guest speaker, The found- 
ing of the first such club in 
1921 in Oakland, Cal., will alse 
be observed during this period. 
Charter still      
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etch aeks Nee net's neuer Stop ‘Spattering’ Grease 
    import such a volume and variety! ,. mile interstate network desig. | Miller-Thompsen Co., “means the [hore include Mrs. Gertrude J, Arn. SHOWDOWN VOTE = ; : 
Si ores teers Cemmroanist Corche | | oer Shien than Wor mated in 1947 to connect the'| upper part of the system em |oij Mrs Ruth L. Collins, Mrs.| The Assembly also is due for aie + ++ While Frying Foods . . . Keep Kitchen Clean! Slovakia as would upset the deli- versity, was the principal speaker | "atoa’® principal cities and in- | operate, and will | Harold Turner, Mrs, Gladys Heinze showdown vote on the demand of a> Cate power balance between the_ of Tenders ‘on. He pointed| ‘trial areas. depend primarily on water from | and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell. Mrs.| 14 nations of the Arab-Asian bloc a <2 Arab states.and Isracl. ~ Page for broader thinking | ‘The general routes’ approval| tat station,” Gave explained = |r 11. Dewey is club president. |to add the question of Algerian Allen. was prepared to warn the he need 4 the the William Beaumont Hospital * * * | independence from France to the government that if it and unity in working out mutual | completes designation of 
about a radical change in | control of the disease, and empha- | 40,000-mile national system author- 
the Middle East power balance the sized the value of a long-range , ized by Congress in the Federal ¢ 
, | Aid Highway Act of 1944 | United States would be compelled | perspective. id Highway M4. 
to feview its policies of cooperation | The Bureau of Roads emphasized | Assembly, 4 
The Arab-Asian states hoped to 
‘overturn the ruling of the 15-nation 
Steering Committee to skip the 
item, The committee acted after property. Arrested yesterday on an inves- 
As to water regulations that may | tigation of grand larceny was Rich- 
be imposed after Birmingham’s|4rd T. Finkey, 29, of Berkley. 
wells are getting less play, Gare | Police believe Finkey stole a $210. 
said authority members will nat- hardtop, an extra accessory for a         rea RRR TNR i 
  | Beets cen 0a. aa| 9eeKi A they have thus far been deter- observ Thunderbird car, last weekend the United States backed France's _ development—the current U.S. aid. g g eem | mined in general manner only. It urally be required to © atl -— = program is 43 million dollars—and |~ . in i ent said detailed final lecations will léast the same restrictions as laid from Harold Turner, Inc., 464 S. stand that Algeria is a domestic i be made later as the states ad-| down to Detroiters. Woodward Ave. issue on which the Assembly is = Bypass overing word cee 40 Cut Tax Upsets "s foreign income is derived 
: cotton exports. The Equalization Commitiee of 
|the Oakland County Board of Su- The hardtop was removed by | not competent to act, 
detectives yesterday from Finkey’s | eo ¢ 8 
Pinay’s speech also was awaited 
for further indication of the policies 
he, U. 8S, Secretary of State Dulles 
and British Foreign Secretary 
Macmillan will push next month Birmingham is one of seven area | 
communities comprising the au- | 
Gare irman | Pbunderbird. He is to be given 
pig ef bolbnps-y oon "|e lie detector test today to clear ’ Ld 
Group Will Discuss of the board of urtess. his story that he hired someone 
Tomorrow marks the fina) day of vance their projects. 
    to steal the top for him. 
oo —— Peron Abandons = rarisor resteriny was asked to 
Wealth, Love Nests with the State Tax Commission 
which would prevent future upsets 
-** (Continued from Page One) of county equalization figures such i 
as occurred this year. 
The amounts of county and 
school taxes all units were slated 
| to pay this year were changed by       ' over offi- Library Possibility BLOOMFTELD HILLS — Con 
templating the start of a public 
library here, a group of, interested 
ry 
school district residents have been 
urged to attend. registration for the Board of Edu 
cation adult evening courses, a 
ten-week series starting Monday, 
for the classes, to 
meet from 8 to 10 p.m. once a 
week, will be taken at the Board of 
Education offices from § a.m. to 
5 p.m, 
While a few of the classes have Hippos Don’t Warn 
The hippopotamus of the upper 
Nile River. often thought of as a 
harmless, amiable creature, can 
attack without apparent provoca- 
tion, says the National Geographic 
Society.           in their Geneva meeting with 
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, 
In proportion to population, Swe- 
den leads Europe in gasoline con- 
sumption. Next in order are Den- 
mark, Great Britain, Belgium, and 
Norway. 
    
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- ments—totaled 600 suits, 20 dozen "hea Sek ip. hope to learn how to accomplish yotmata te haste a typ SMM MOVIE CAMERA FANS For cleanliness in, the kitchen use Cc pure silk shirts, 90 sets of silk! gid the por erry bend Zapf | their goal through explanations to —— Goeseaten, yy ores ° : Filter Fry cover‘, . . it catches 
"Underwear, 200 pairs of shoes and  hianned to meet with the muv,| be given by William Barth, adult} Hemel Uremst shuam, ocr _ MEVER BEFORE—2 LENSES IN 1 fred gsi ay Soates ieee | Mmore than a hundred hats. to seek mutual underst solic education cogsultant at the Univer-| O04 te - | ’ 
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_ |. The former president, whe will | He said the state is expected to Noonan, of the State Libra i : : Fe . : § ry| There is also instruction in be- Sig roryto il inch Pons...... slerenere _ be © years old next 5 ek, had | have & manual ready by year's! Roard in Lansing, ginning or advanced piano, and a! > i 4 ° 9 Ei ae ae See tach of Bs years | end setting M> uniform standards. course entitled, “Living With Your | $ ° { Ol but four of which were well * Sereneenenttreeimoate Mrs. Joseph Lacey and Mrs. Teenager.” : SIE 98 N. Saginaw SIMAS {@ —iad Floor ’  Vimewn American makes. R d Chi fR Robert Moatbach grat. ae 4 : : boTmEe 
> The exposures were a revelation 0a 1e etorts itude to the Board of Education | City Manager Donald C. Egbert 4 = $ Sener gece ee reer ee ; to Argentina about the man who ' rag) ogg Nedrrom. op od aye reported to the City Commission 4 TELEPHOTO $ | 
had posed in public and played in to Andrews Letter apace aughas School this week on anticipated approval | ° | "private. presumed that a drive for books | of the Hamilton crossover at Hunt. | ° Too ° GS FOR THE | 7 He saw his current girl friend) (Continued from Page One) | fim iunide wonld be the first steP | er boulevard, by the State Highway | $ 000 : Whe night before taking asylum | gated to expand those roads where) et Merah | Department. : : av en | 8 a Paraguayan gunboat. There is | needed." | “We hope our guest speakers can) = ay, project will taveive cen | 2 :| . ' ‘ aa | 
Mo evidence she is accompanying) “| unders _| tell us how to get started and on ee ~ °| ; a es rstand the turnpike au struction similar te the direction. ¢ e| a2 
him into exile. ‘thority hasn't received actual | 9, ‘arse & scale we should mim | al crossover on Hunter just north | § : es . 2 eC ial “at The investigators found sixteep clearance from any of the com- | 2: eaid Drs. Lacey. | ef Lincoln, permitting north ¢ e em tape te, &e ay yi ‘canteens of solid gold table cut- munities” along the L3-mile pro- In noting current enroliment of | pound Hunter traffic to tare tett | e ; © acs 
dery, with plates and dishes to| posed route from Rockwood to| 100 Pupils in the school district, | soto Hamilton. 13 | : | 
SS ay: Pee MUCH LESS AT SIMMS | than those used by pirates of old “They say they could build the | Orary Assn. calls for at least one | Demanding examination when he | ¢ e | 
muh Geld medals from) road io 39 Moats after starting, |bOe Per child. and preferably 1% | appeared yesterday before Municl. | § 3|[E OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL_10 P.M. FRISAT.—MON } but it might take them 39 months | 5%. |pal Justice Jahn J, Gafill, Richard | ¢ $ : aM. ——Al.—MON. hf Peron kept uniforms at each of | to get started.” Bryce, 25, of 1456 Ruffner, was! $. : " ; 
many addresses, so he could) The authority has problems in| New Argentinian to U.N, | bound over to Oakland County Cir- Hi ° — Water Repellent Brown Duck out at @ minute's notice to) many commumities, said Ziegler : }cuit Court for an Oct. 14 hearing, 1S 4 attend public functions.» . He cited Detroit, Dearborn, Frank-| UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) | and released on $1,000 bond. | & rs ’ a is de have t jlin, Allen Park and Bloomfield | —A'sentina announced today the Se e : unter S at the deposed dictator's “mad | Hills city as examples. sppointment of Dr. Enrique J.| Bryce was arrested Monday for | $ e 
= | Was found in the wall . the Plate to succeed former Peronist investigation of breaking and: en-| « ‘ ° . j 
Teale tn his bedroom at the ex- | coat siestee en pambike will | delegate Juan J. Cooke as head of tering in the nighttime, after al-/ $ : Rubberized §9 Fcaaiive iain. Teo “mak 000,000, but the Argentine delegation to the | legedly stealing a safe from Keller-' > 4 G ; costs will put the total at $194,. N , ° ame | money” would have carried him | 999 990."" wad Koch, Inc. and placing it in a/§ ° 
= long way if he had only had a ea RE er RR a lee neem fe - ONLY ° Pocket the time to get it out, He quoted part at Andrews’ let- . . ° DUAL: LENS ° Waterproof duck material. Full cut It consisted of a large valise| ‘°F Which said, “You . tell | As Advertised in LIFE and TRUE @\% $ 95 ° for comfort and action. Sizes 36 to : 2 million United States dol- the State Administrative Board you | le 4 46. Exactly as pictured. - Tare in large bile, tiicen ration | C3"'t say when a fourane express Famous ‘SIR-JAC’ Brand §): —_‘TELEPHOTO/ WIDE ANGLE 3 fn eee ; Pesos (about a million pad . the ng, SUOAT Re Mack- | Mow any movie comers besstete @ tenet eamere wih the Efiette Choice of 3 Styles ) and the equivalent of « ridge completed be- , is precision DUAL-LENS . . . one revelutionary for all mevie «= $ half million dollars in diverse cur- See he ae noe whem p08 NYLON and RAYON i$ cameras! DUAL-LENS combines “ TELEPHOTO shoot. 8 Matching Hunters Pants Tetcies—possibly for use as small Beg money. 1S ing on one Ly eemeaa Was movies by . change. ag e’ve already got surveys sub- © —_Feversing the . Ednalite . . . world’s largest manufacturer ° Lace Leg 49 mitted to Mackinaw City and the ac e |o ae piece solid optical glass filters and originator of DUAL-LENS : Straight Le 3 Bridge Authority for their ap- |S _ makes it easy for you to give your movies that professional Hollywood = 's & Pontiac Deaths proval,” said Ziegler, “There's no Genstne CRAVENETTE Teenie 2 uch at the amazing low price of $24.95. DUALLENS, complete with $E — Knit Bottom Gaulle Gon be tile te bnaies yhhrse a ie otter, — and Lifetime guarantee, is here. Come ¢| ; j all traffic when the bridge opens : i$ demonstration e Same brown duck material as the hunting 
Mrs. Theodore Johnson to travel in the latter part of 1957." @ 4 coats. Water repellent, zipper fly, double tase tos bien al wt Ge The malest enté ts ben [: e| seat and knee. Full cut for comfort. All as receiv re Cc e e | death of Mrs, Theodore Johnson,| TePort® “from all over the coun- nt 3 e@ Ps | ha Pontiac resident who | “7” saving pressure is being put 36 to | I$ ¢ : W ater. | died of a heart attack at Cedar| % * Sovermment to pass an in- o © ° °| -- . | Keys, Fla., Sept. 22 eTeased federal-aid program at |e e PF] Repellent “Mrs. Jobnson was born in Both. COPRTeSS’ next session. © Stain and Wrinkle Resistant is e| / 
well, Ont. July 28, 1881, She was, “I'm sure it will pass and give 7 ree Soe Cann Meena’ r H “4. Sh ll V t the daughter of Jotm and Mary |“ —— boost in building free- Warmth without weight—and smart- eI TE ITIIITTTITITr iii ?- e es Ss 4 Jane Wiggins Hicks. | ways. ly styled, too, Full zipper font. S| - tN . | Previous to living in Pontiac, “We were committed to building | Choice fe pepuier cuore _ f[ , | oo Ae E tl “phe had lived in Cadillac the north-south freeway long be- | | LADIES! You’ve Never Seen Such us” xacily _ Surviving are three sons, Walter | fore the turnpike authority was | . : ° 2 . ae em as 
Egerton of Pontiac, Alfred Eger: cTeated and much work has —Basement @' - Fine Quality FF: Pictured ton of Rock Island. Til. and LeRoy | #iready been done." | Priced So Low! 2 ta “Egerton of Cedar Keys. a a FE ay = Fg aE Water repelient finish, duck 7 Tee sisters ange Em S  pesphr gat Gen Lee Pn fas ae eee saree sur chon 46 rf re +e materia 24 daaiaz all "gauge 
of well and Eva Hicks | buy several! for your- | wh A ied ell loops. lite ot eee SALE! Same Low Price That Sold Hundreds of These aa ae Coes ba =3 SO Susie tum rebter ue a e gifts > ae game pockets............. 4 
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Sees sarnt tonight, high 72-76. Te | Original $10.95 Value—NOW : 4 tomerrew 64-48, | , <4 ing te 12-18 | a 8.98 8.49 | oely 18-30 mp. teak ahitting te west- is Deluxe Feaures . $ $ $10.98 
= > ° * 3 Shelves a _gjlerest temperttite” preeetiog’ am. 8 # 26x16 Inch $ 88 . “At § @m.: Wind velocity 15 mph. gy ® 31 Inch High Direction: south e a 
2. Gon teen’ oa t= 2 * Twe Mandies a Guaranteed Originally 
| 7 ———— : Priced to Selle , ibeeeedds 82 fia. m ela j . od wae wal oF Te Gude. ie. 1 Heavy gauge stee!, baked enamel @ . : TGS Sec pe mon & finish—white, yellow and red. Elec- & § Thermo Insulated |  16-Inch Rubber Thermo Insulated Me ~peheaepip “ . tro-welded construction. Styled ex- g/ 12” Rubber Poks Lace Paks Pac Boots j Retecstay = iy Ponting © H actly as pictured. 2 e@ Waterproof and anag- | eel for sport or work. | Thermos botile principle | temperature,............. n ] j Proof. Olive drab col- | Safety tread sole. @nag-| keeps feet warm with 4 temperature......0..00.0....: eas | Just 26 of These Sr 98 re stat ant. 4 | just “ : s pigeian : © Modern Pagoda Style— 2S | ome een 49) coer, 10% : Slim Taper COCO ROCCO COE SOOOCOOOL CLC RS OO OCCOe TC OOteseneee s Tables e paptinged in eae gag Warm 100% All Wool Reversible. Styles a e i trame— de : v e tt 
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4g SORRY —No Layeways or Phone $999 eo ee ee Wim Pr. ¢ 19 hee a ff ms (Orders at These Low Prices. . , \ Memphis * 38 Friday and Saturday. - : \ 
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Haare 3. | | SUEAYuE Ss pools cries F o 6 BROTHERS , 
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   SHE WANTS CHARACTER 
ILES—Glamorous Ann Sheridan 
Stubborn Ki King's i 
Mansion Shown George Ill Seemed 
Devoted to His Family 
While Revolution Raged 
WASHINGTON England's 
George III may have been a tyrant 
to his American colonies. But at 
home he was a devoted family 
man with 15 children to multiply 
Palace furnishings 
ations date from 16th, 
18 centuries. There are framed 
silks from India, samples of old 
English needlework, a collection 
nee cee ey 
cavated in 1778 by one of 
George's landscape architects | 
“engagingly named Capability | | 
Jones. 
Dutch House became a sort of 
outlying royal nursery for the over- 
flow of children from the parental 
estate across the way. 
The King retired there during 
severa] of his insanity attacks. 
Three of the princes were married 
at the Kew house in 1818 and there, 
near the end of that year, Queen 
Charlotte died. 
But fhe Gardens continued to | 
thrive, first under private di- 
rection and after 1841 as a national | 
institution. 
Road Death Toll 
for Summer Has 
1,000 Increase 
’ CHICAGO (—Heavy summer! 
quarter of, 
council said, normally is 
worst because of bad weather and | 
earlier sundown, The council urged | = e 
a point, the council said, 
dent picture is much 
able. Travel figures 
my 
TH i and deaths for the same 
only 4. This produced 
5.8 deaths for each 100 
miles, the lowest seven-month 
On record, a 
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asta vreer | Comfortable ‘Power-Knit’ 97¢ Quality PLASTIC . s 9 s 
——— Ladies’ $3°° Girdles ; Curtains, Cottage Set _ Satin or ‘nylon fronts, $ Just 87 pair left. os ¢€ 
ToRet Bowl | iam ony Same SL ps6 designe. Your ee, pe Eb. S Deodorizer - pair. 
2 For 17° oocel eccccece 
@ TE | New Fall Styles—Colors 3 Broodcloth—Percale-Rayons 
nanan | Ladies’ $152 Purses : YARD GOODS 
‘Geen Shoulder straps, box and ¢ $ Guaranteed 59c 
etna, style, mcm Sf : to. $1.00 Values 
" Cough erate $ Per 
Syrup cooomeay cost Yard Cc 
14¢ 39¢ Rayon J 3 Ideal for making 
Ladies’ Bieta, 4 for rah | for quick re- skirts, curtains, etc. 
  
  
  
  
    
  
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  Medium Weight Blue Denim 
Boys’ Zipper Dungarees - Our Regular 
$1.69 Value 
$7 00 
Sanforized dungarees, 
full cut for action, 
Large pockets, sturdy 
zipper fly. Sizes 12- 
14-16 only. Limit 2 
ir. 
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  Elastic or band leg stPles in assorted colors, pat- 
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$3 Special. Group! .     
Sjees 4 to 12 
Girls’ — prints 
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price — buy all you 
need. 
  M-L. —Rasement 
200 Tablets eeee 12.30 ONLY ecececoce jeoee 
Seda Ladies’ Assorted: Styles & Colors $ About 36x36 Inch Open 
19: $395 Can-Can Slips : 34¢ Flour Sacks 3- -tiered or full styles,” $ $ Have many uses arouritl ¢ 
Yondertu aud to in- JOYS net bottome, Choice 14% : thing. aang em oe, Un y 2" burn. No limit. . of sizes. —Main Fleer ‘ it 5 
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endo the Famous “Buster Brown” $ First Quality CANNON dhe 
a Girls’ Anklets, 6 for : Bath Towels, 3 for ° x 
Py cg ler eae SE Seg A sou co: d 22° colors. ee te Oe $ ors. ul ut Oe pete 
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Toma} Child i shins 4 for : Boys’ Sport Shirts 8 8 ular ° ul round 77 
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assorted pastels and whites. 
All sizes 2 to 6. 
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Girls’ 4 for 
  
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ae oa Fleer | Elastic ‘top and leg. 97‘ “Composition soles, rub- § 87 
Assorted colors, patterns “ber heels, leather uppers, 4 2° 
and designs. Sizes. 2-12. steel shank. Brown only. 
$0c ‘Surex’ —Main Fleer Sizes 6 to 12  ~Bastment 
Hair & Scalp bid §=899 AM to 12:30 ONLY evcceece 
Conditioner | 59¢ Whites and Pastels $ Irregulars ; “HANES” e 9 . 
17¢ | Receiving Blanket |: Men's 97 T Shirts Famous Wristey's Standard’ size, receiving ¢ $ Nylon reinforced neck ¢ hats ona ~ —" parca bet this low 3 will pe! sa ba stretch 
_ —Mata Piser alg dng fl gre 4 ou L. sere! : 
Regular $1.25 Pack of 24 
rid 
6” Hand Bobby . , ee e 
Mirror Pins 
39° Plastic handle and 
frame. Bright clear 
mirror: Choice of pink: 
or blue color, 
Mata Pieer 3” 10 Regular 10¢ pack of 
24 pins. Get 72 pins 
for price of 1 pack. 
Male Vleer ~ 
        
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Palloour and Coat Style 
Boys’ $125 Sweaters Assorted colors and de- TT 
signs. Choice of pullover 
eoee cece 
     
a Sizes 6 to 
  5 1 
ian Sy le 
Men's s $ Ԥ Work Shoes 
eee ee ren ger re | oars MARKDOWNS 
SAVINGS in Every Department 
B-A-8-G-A-I-N-S so big we must restrict 
the sale to FRIDAY MORNING ONLY! 
Plan to get your share . 
department on all 3 floors, 
Sorry—Ne Layaways at These Prices! . shop every 
  
  
  
  100 Sh pen 12.Quare-ALL METAL S First Quality Hardwood "Cigars. 0e 8 irst Quality Har 
m De 49¢ Waste Basket  : 55° Toilet Seats | "x of 80 Pair AVYant) Yo-tn. aa Prose ¢ $ White hardwood toilet $ m4 $} 42 
ee eae Vy Arora, 2 9 pene eee seeassis 9AM 12 30 ¢ rod ‘tate Pie 
Red or Yellow—COVERED 3 Oval “bint Woven Willow ame 
sis auvow | $198 Pyrex Casserole : 51% Clothes i $215 Griddle 
gf 
Por ons or fot ed 
— — Bake ‘n’ a in nn 
same. dish, 
par poe g ng ge 
yellow color and Fleer 
Attaches to the Wall 98° 
  
  
Sponge Rubber 
1.49 Floor Mat 
TT sn) 5 50 inet) Hisar met. $142 Knife Sharpener $1 Safe, natigayne pits. 
sr 66": ae blades pt 
racket 
  
  Makes ren onnnier a STAINLESS STEEL 
| 82 Mixing Bowl All purpose sting boot bow! $ 
Ideal Toy $1.95 Be 3 quart a a ucome eh | 73 
Cash Register |" il 
    Cuts ‘Slices 
$3 French-Fry Cutter 
have uniform peens 
ready for frying.   
  
Save 50c on this educa- 
tional toy. Hours of fun 
for youngsters and 
adults. 
—Main Fleer Just one stroke and you ae E 77 
ine waa 
$142 Tea Kettle. White enamel with black ce 8 ¢ 
trim. Rapid heat bottom, 
Full 5-qt. one. Easy 
fill spout. 
  
  
60c Hair Brash 
19°. Club style. Wood back, 
nylon bristles. Save 3ic 
—Mate Fleer Holds 800 Documents 
FAMOUS ‘PORTA-FILE’ 
All Metal Chest Irregulars $1 00 
  
  of $2.98 
As pictured, all metal   
Famous LIQUINET 
179 Hair Spray 
$712 
Keeps hair in place, 
soft, brings t the 
highlights. Save 60c 
now. 
—Main Fieer 
  
  
Famous WRISLEYS 
$1 Bubble Bath 
c 
Choice of 
blue a. ne and 
ens ag it 
cleans. ~ 
—Main Fleer 
  file chest With lock and 
aoe Holds 800 docu- 
indexed for easy 
finding and filing. 
—tnd Fleer 
        
  ‘6-Piece ALUMINUM Set 
39 Cake Decorators All Comte rustproof, = 29" 
Complete with 6 tips for 
cocomme . 
Children’s Seaistees: Boos 
$1 Knife, Fork, $ Sica 
rai pred ag tetieted pod steel   
  Famous Styles 
Powder Puffs 
7 c 
Choice of Velour or For fork, knife and spoon 
never rust. —snd. Fleer anener ern etc, 
ah 
Shreds—Grates—Slices—Mince. 
89° « Utility Cutter all fruits and 2 4a 
4 
coool All metal 
streamlined cutter to 
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Famous B t ENAMELED All Metal—2 Styles eececeesceeseoo 
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$ (10% tax.) ans ee ; 
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Sturdy woven willow 
  
All steel tubular — 
prop with rubber tip 
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=66'   ‘$152 West of Saws 
L237" 
Fossans RITZ “Seales KENT Brand 
Spares gs | Beets peroreponesnpte saw 
lade "tes oo ee 
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  $1!2Cash & Bond Box | °=* 
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$312 Table Field Fluted lese shade, lear Glasses | 
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All Metal—W ith Soke: : state: Pose: 
$625 Patio Garden Bell ————= Poker. with oud gogo. 599 
  
  
           
     
  
    
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Ladies’ and Misses’ 
iH FANCY Slipp. Fall Pound 
Ouse Slippers; Sandy PP Kisses $2 
Hage vty a 9 Gg: T . 
several popular Peanut butter colors. All sizes im orange 
Regular’ te per in group. Buy now —Mstn Fleer 
$1.19 Value 39¢ Bulb Style 
Enamel Pyrex | 
Dish Pan 
77 | Round enamel dish 
pan. White. with 
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size. Save 42c, 
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Only a Sliver, but Nurse 
Sees Crimson Splotches 
STORRS, Conn. —The nurse 
| on duty at the University of Con- Guided Missile. 
Secrets Bared ‘mst nay ee Army Dispels Citizens’ | white shirt splotched with red. . “What's ’ ‘she cried, 
Fears of ‘Nike’ Danger) “1'¢ like to have this sliver re- Mov moved,” the student said, holding 
as Home Defense e out his hand. He explained the red 
. gn his shirt was: strawberry syrup. 
SAN FRANCISCO @—Hitherto | He works in an ice cream shop. 
‘ secret details of Nike, the guided | 
missile guardian. of major~Ameri- ‘Katharine Cornell Slated 
can target cities, were disclosed for Lung Lobe Surgery 
es ie BOSTON #-\Stage actress Kath 
To illustrate how Nike works, | arine Cornell is scheduled to un-_   
    physician, : 
area and into the control center, | ‘Overholt, described the ait = 
where the plotting and firing will a “small, chronic lung abscess.” 
be done. | The hospital said she will be 
The Army spokesman was ex- |able to fulfill a planned November 
plicit and emphatic about the safe- | tour. 
ty of the Nike installations insofar ee 
eens aes ese Working Jurors Hear ce was more secret ; : } 
as to the accuracy of the devices— | Series Inning by Inning | 
how high, how far and how fast; DENVER «® — Superior Court | 
they travel. | . jury duty didn't stop the panel 
Maj. Gen. ae Hewett, com- | the reghves ney — ba 
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New Light on Subject | 
  Comments of Oakland County school 
teachers recently have shed new light 
on the subject of mentally retarded chil- dren, about which so much is being 
comments it seems logical to believe 
that the increase in the number of s0- 
in part be due to the crowded condition 
of many of our grade schools. meh 
seem to be mentally deficient: ~ 
such Child soon comes to be regarded 
a child the attention that may. 
set him right in his school sur- Toundings, and give him a feeling 
ot edtcontdence, 
this prop and incentive instilled in him by suitable individual attention from his 
_ teacher. She simply does not have the 
- ime to do it. | 
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One teacher stated that a pupil who last year seemed about ready to be 
Classed as mentally deficient responded 
to her individual attention to such a 
Gegree that he seemed to take a new 
in his class. 
x * * 
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may rest in this procedure.-A return to 
the days of fewer pupils per teacher — 
may well mean a return to the days 
when mentally retarded pupils were 
rare exceptions. : 
U.S. Crime Rate Drops 
  _ After 7 Years’ Increase Among important current news is the 
fact that the U.S. crime rate has 
dropped slightly after a 36 per cent 
increase over a seven year period. 
_ It is true that the overall drop during 
_ the first half of 1955 is. only seven- 
tenth of one per cent, according to FBI 
figures, This decrease, however, is sig- 
 fnificant in that it came after crime    - kane'18, Chicago /14,1.and New York 8.4 ‘per cent. a 
_ As @ result there were 130 fewer 
murder and manslaughter cases in the 
-firat six months of this year than in the _ 
5,300 fewer robberies and 8,790 fewer 
oe AR We ~ Despite the lower rate, crime remains 
big business in the United States, with 
murder and manslaughter causing 
3,290 deaths through June. In the same 
time 30,360 persons were held up and 
robbed and there were 254,330. bur- 
glaries. But the underworld’s biggest 
take is in auto theft, totaling $105,- 
766,290 in the six month period. 
* * *. 
In an interview FBI Chief ‘J. 
Edgar Hoover suggested to U.S. 
News & World Report that the 
lower crime rate may be due to at 
least three factors. These he 
of a religious renaissance, better 
police work and an upsurge in 
public opinion against crime. — 
_ Mr. Hoover disagrees with those who 
believe national prosperity has been an 
important factor. He pointed out that 
business has been good since the end of 
World War II, Yet for the past seven 
ee ne gerd preceding year. . L 
current upward trend   
. Iv rue of pros-" 
". perity and production of automobiles 
continues for a few more years, cars 
more than five years old will be a dime 
a dozen f.0.b, junkyard. 
  
  
Verbal Orchids to— Emergency Worker 
‘Chamber of Commerce Head 
Is Versatile in Other. Lines 
Fresh heir fiend: That rich uncle 
who changes his will so often. 
It recently was necessary for Executive 
Director 
Bill Coulacos 
of the Pontiac Boys’ Club, and Physical 
Director 
Mike Fiorilie 
to be out of the state. The rest of the staff 
also were unable to be present, 
, Ralph T. Norvell, 
President of the Pontiac Chamber of Com- 
merce, took over the supervision of the 
gymnasium activities for the 
entire time the club was 
open that day. It was a new 
experience for Ralph, but I 
. am told that he did a mighty 
good job. The entire staff 
feels thankful to him for 
coming to their rescue in 
\ = the emergency, and he ts. in 
‘NORVELL line for the next vacancy 
if he will file the customary application.     
  ‘More log cabin births are chose of 
. George H. Richardson 
‘ot Drayton Plains, and his brother, 
Edwin Richardson 
of 64 Home St,, Pontiac; both born in Bloom- 
. field Township. 4 
  
Just as a reminder of what we have com- 
ing, } 
Alfred Trotman 
‘calls up to say that snowflakes were in the 
air during the first days of October last year. 
  Although still over a month away, 
‘Dr. P, B. Jones and Frank Ketchum, 
“who are in charge of the annual hunters’ 
banquet at the Oakland County Sportsmen's 
Club Nov. 3, tell me that the capacity supply 
of 325 tickets soon will be exhausted. 
Five members of the family of 
Michael Semian 
of Detrott, swept all of the prizes in the pike 
division in the summer-long fishing contest 
at Oakland County’s Kent Lake. They were 
awarded trophies by 7 
David Laidlaw, 
Superintendent of that lake's recreational   
‘ area. 
  
Word comes along from 
Dale Stafford, 
formerly of the Pontiac Press staff, now 
publisher of the Greenville News, to the ef- 
fect that ~ : 
“Buck Fever Days” « 
are to be observed in his city Nov. 4-5. 
A watermelon raised in the garden of 
Mr, and Mrs. Abner Fulcomer | 
of Drayton Plains, weighed 56 pounds. If was 
‘grown from seed sent them from Hawaii, 
was exceptionally sweet and had very few 
  
of Drayton Plains; eighty-eighth birthday. . 
| Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Vosburgh 
Of Fenton; fifty-sixth wedding anniversary, © Se POS eeY Neks 
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David Lawrence Says:   
Any Move to Help 
WASHINGTON — The big story 
‘today in national politics is not 
confined to the effect of President 
Eisenhower's illness on the 1956 
campaign, but it directly and con- 
cretely involves what policies the 
Department of State eventually 
adopts toward the sale by Soviet 
Russia of arms to Egypt. For 
these policies can have a clear-cut 
and controlling impact on the 
electoral vote of New York State 
and other key states, too, 
* LJ * 4 
To understand the deep-seated 
implications of: that story, it is 
necessary to bear in mind that a 
large part of the Jewish vote—for 
sentimental reasons similar to 
those. which for years motivated 
Irish voters in America who were 
interested in the independence of 
Ireland—is decidedly sympathetic 
to Israel. . 
Any mové which helps Egypt 
to harass the little republic in 
the future will have its serious 
In- 1948, when President Truman 
was @ candidate to succeed him- 
self, he had a hard time raising 
money for his campaign, Governor 
Dewey was out in front, and all the 
-polls indicated that-he would win 
‘ easily. It was important for the 
Trumanites ‘to raise not a few dol- 
lars but big money to pay for 
radio time and other vitally im 
portant expenses of the last few 
weeks of the campaign. 
IDEAS POPULAR 
Truman's statements. about Pal- 
estine,: 
_ Certain American companies with 
interests in the Arab world, 
* * * 
-Truman changed everything. He 
was outspoken in his sympathy for 
Israel and, without the funds that 
came from Jewish sources, veteran 
Democrats. familiar - with what 
happened say the 1948 
couldn’t have been financed. 
Both Republican and Demo- 
cratic candidates for high office 
and local posts have had to de- 
elare themselves on the Israel 
issue in certain localities, and in 
varying degrees they have usu- 
ally shown a desire by such 
tactics to win the Jewish vote. 
Earlier this week news leaked 
out that the United States was 
willing “in principle’’ to sell arms 
to Egypt. The State Department 
hinted that this was not by any 
means a consummated: arrange- 
ment, but merely a proclamation 
of willingness to sell arms only 
for local defense and protection 
against aggression, 
CZECHS OFFER AID 
But almost immediately after- 
ward came the news that the 
government of Czechoslovakia, a 
puppet of Moscow, had agreed to 
sell Egypt all the arms sought by 
that country and that the United 
States government had really been 
trying to stall the shipment of 
arms into the Middle East. * * & 
What, seems to be called for in 
the present circumstances is a 
limitation on arms ta the whole   
           
    
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area, at least until. ‘the exact 
purposes and ble use of such 
fied. 
arms shall be brought in until the 
present between the coun- i 
integrated military units on a, 
regional basis could be applied to ; Eayot! Harass Jews 
~ Will Be Felt Politically: in Big City Vote 
the Middle East if the Western 
powers took a firm stand. To allow 
Egypt to become an armed ally 
of Soviet Russia’ would be a 
victory for the Communists in the 
“cold war.” To persuade Egypt to 
avoid alignment with the Commu- 
nists who would stir up more 
friction with Israel becomes a 
logical aim of Anglo-American 
policy. It is a significant develop- 
ment in the whole “cold war," as 
wel) as in American politics, 
(Copyright 1955, New York 
Herald Tribune Inc.) 
Looking Back. 15 Years Ago 
TOKYO SAYS US. attitude 
forced Jap-Axis pact. 
SENATE RATIFIES Americas 
gravel-roads with hard top. 
PWA GRANTS $235,681 for coun- 
ty building. : 
  
Diagnosis and Treatment 
Not in Brady's Province By WILLIAM BRADY, M, D. 
When I reach into the appalling 
Pile of letters on my desk, say 
eeny, meeny, miny, mo, and pull 
one out.to answer I like to find 
I can answer it without violating 
the - Hippocratic injunction — Do 
Good If You Can but Do No Harm. 
This gives me a smug feeling that 
I'm helping some poor soul to gain 
better health. 
* * * 
But when I pull out the letter & 
that shouldn’t have been written 
to me.at all, I'm annoyed. First, 
because the letter asks for advice 
about the diagnosis .or treatment 
of the correspondent's ailment or 
disease, which is -not in my 
province. 
Second, because the scrounger 
clutters up the mail and takes 
the time of my assistants. And 
third, because that kind of critter 
cafi and often does make a tre- 
mendous squawk to publisher or 
editor about Brady’s racket. It 
is worthy of note that some such 
letters .are thrown out because 
they go over my head. 
This one, for example: 
My ‘doctor tells me I have 
sugar in my urine and he has 
put me on a low salt diet... 
Already I’m lost—I haven't the 
faintest idea why the doctor pre- 
scribed low salt diet. 
ENJOYS NIP 
Since this dignified old gen- 
tleman would be appalled to 
learn that I take an occasional 
—and I sincerely mean occa- 
sional—glass of beer or a Tom 
Collins... ‘ 
(Just how often is occasional, I 
wonder.) 
+ * * * 
I turn to you for a bit of pri- 
vate advice ... 
You mean you want me to help 
you deceive your doctor? Even 
if I answered your query, Mr. 
Nitwit, it could do you no good 
and it might do you harm. 
The answer to your first ques- 
tien: Could beer, or gin mixed 
lime ete. 
cause sugar to appear in 
your second _ this means, for you'll be laid 
for one year and maybe two 
three." 
dyi f TB. 
do — * And only the doctor who pre- 
scribed the low salt diet can tell. 
you whether you can safely take 
malt beverages or liquor in (say 
it with a silly grin) “moderation.” 
From all I have been able to 
learn the low salt diet is beneficial 
only for persons who habitually 
consume too much sajt in or on 
their food. 
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Don’t Let Them Kid You 
‘About Gal Poker Players i ‘ = 
ii ee é sha 5152 11% 
Deadwood, 
wager there isn't a community in 
America today that doesn’t have 
some. beldame or matron able to 
beat ‘‘Poker. Alice’’«if the chips 
were really ‘down. . 
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The curiosity to see what's in 
the fellow’s hand may be a sign of 
weakness in women at poker, But 
it is more than balanced by their 
uncanny ability to see what's in 
ret 7 the other fellow’s mind. And that 
is much more important. 
Poker isn’t a game. It's a matter 
BR 
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  « « The people 
. . » Who labored 
. »% It is the gossip on 
. . . The feeling at the 
. « . And all thé ones who 
volunteer . . . For patriotic’ roles 
+ «» It is the taxes that are paid 
. - . According to their worth... - 
By residents who “would not take 
« «+ Another place on earth. 
(Copyright 1955)   
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Diagnosis of Complaint as Tuberculosis 
Gives Rise to Symptom in 
Joe’s case is such a classical 
example to show the signifi- 
cance of psychosomatic medt- 
cine, that I am repeating it 
today. For Joe js a brilliant 
college man. Yet his subcon- 
scious mind tricked him into 
severe night sweats just be- 
cause he was told he had TB 
and he thought he should have 
them. ; 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case P-352: Joe M, aged 29, had 
been a school teacher for several 
years; then turned newspaperman. 
"One day, after having had the 
“flu” and a continuing cough -for 
a week, he decided to have a 
check-up of his lungs. 
* * * 
The examiner made a quick in- 
spection and concluded by asking: 
“Jee, don't you have night 
sweats?” 
“No, Doe, I neyer do,” replied 
Joe. 
“Well, you should for one of 
your lungs is entirely destroyed 
by tubercalosis, 
“You are through with your job 
as of now, and I am making a 
reservation for you at 9 o'clock 
ope you realize what 
or 
When Joe's wife saw him enter 
the door that night, she knew some. 
thing terrible had happened, and 
Joe then informed her he was 
- * 
But she was a positive thinker. and a cheer leader kind of wife. 
instead of the wet blanket variety. 
“You do not have TB,” she 
declared emphatically, “and if 
you do, Vat not believe it till 
.you have a thorough examina- 
tion by an M. D. and get a chest 
X-ray.” . 
Then she telephoned Joe’s doc- 
tor to give him a piece of her. 
mind and cancel that reservation 
-at his private sanitarium. . 
She gave Joe a good dinner and 
tried to pep him but he was 
dejected and der ized. 
They retired about 11 p.m., and 
at 2 a.m. Joe woke up in a ter- 
rific night sweat, Perspiration was 2 
E = 
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riees 
Ay 
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i Healthy Man ‘as well as lower sheets, for 
Next morning Joe demurred 
about any further medical check-. 
ups, saying they couldn't afford 
the expense, but she demanded 
that he get a thorough chest ex- 
amination. . 
* * * 
And that check-up proved Joe 
didn’t have a sign P+ TB. But Joe refused to believe it, so a sputum 
va ee — and again Joe was 
a utely free f 
tuberculosis. romany 
MENTAL SUGGESTION 
of our conscious will, 
* * Ld 
though sound asleep, 
drenched in two night 
because a quack doc- 
planted this negative i | j i i z333 j 
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Pee ee eS . ray __ | itt Yerlous methode of removing Sees Straits Bridge 
Nase , 3 it drinkable. It’s still an expensive ae . = 
ter Sources Must Be Found!" Peninsula Shrinker : ‘i : : i, ae ; Rain hungry farmers in our West- - By ROGER D. GREENE . | 3. Pollution: abatement (since ) day's common household water re- the nationwide average of 65,000|¢™ Plains still hope that artificial) MARQUETTE, Mich. _RASANGTON @ "Amerie |p of the at's sexe ents: bai or shower, 30| gallons per ton, ; rain making experiments will bring eS ae ee 
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DAYS ASUGHUENT TOR 
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  OUR FRIENDS THE TREES—4. . 
The Leaves Come Tumbling Down 
All summer long and through. early.autumn most of the leaves 
on our trees remain green, the color provided by a substance called 
chlorophyll. 
When the first frosts come in the northern part of the country, | 
the leaves start to turn yellow and red. 
are likely to be less brilliant. In dry weather the colors | 
Maples may be mottled: yellow, orange and red. Oaks range | 
through brown, bronze green ‘and scariet. Elms and beeches are. 
russet yellow, birch and poplar and cottonwoods golden, sumac bright 
red. 
With diminished sunlight their days of growth are 
supply of sap cut off. They come loose and drift downwards perhaps, 
for several weeks to pack down and decay into rich soil. 
Here is a Junior Editor scuffing through the autumn leaves. For 
your collection, color the leaves and the boy with crayons, using all 
the bright colors you like. Paste the picture down on a cereal box. 
Cut the boy out carefully along the black outlines and fasten the upper 
body to the lower.with a paper fastener or bent pin thrust through 
the indicated holes. Fold back the sides of the cutout along the dotted 
lines and the figure will stand and move. 
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State Press Group 
Urges Road Safety Road Tax Defeated 
GRAND HAVEN (®— Ottawa 
| County voters have defeated « 
proposed one mill tax increase for 
county road improvements, The 
total vote was 1,580 to 1,426 in 
turning down the increase which 
was to have run for. three years. 
'| County Backs College 
TRAVERSE CITY w— Grand 
Traverse County voters have 
adopted a proposal which permits 
the county to become a financial 
backer of Northwestern Michigan 
College.   
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Hayes Buys Stoker Stock 
GRAND RAPIDS w — Hayes 
| Manufacturing Corp. has an 
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Stoker .Co., Monroe.     
MY “EVERYDAY Low Prices” Mean thet you con save up to $10 te $20 
on all your fall clothing needs! 
Yes Mam! : 
LOVELY, ALL WOOL 
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WE RENT TUXEDOS FOR WEDDINGS 
SAM BENSON. 20 S. Perry St. Come in today, look around 
you'll be amazed at all 
the styles we have to offer. 
And, ‘you'll be even more 
amazed when you compare 
our quality and our tow 
price tags with other coats 
you've seen around town. 
“You'll say, “‘How Can Ben- 
son do it, . . sell such fine 
coats at such fow prices!’’ 
Other Styles from 
im — 
  Open til 9 P.M. over, their | 
nounced purchase of most of the! 
Detroit |     
said, “that a bake, because.the way to. some 
men’s hearts is through some nien's 
stomachs. 
“However, she must be able to 
| do just about anything else also, 
because other men's hearts are 
reached through other channels— 
and you never know, do you, which 
| kind of heart you're going to be 
| angling fort” 
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There it is. As simple at that. 
The expert on this matter is Miss 
Brenda Hitchcock, 18, queen of the 
-| Deerfield (New Hampshire) fair, 
and the cutest little sap-swiper and 
fruit-pickler in the East. 
ROSY OUT LOOK 
Miss Hitchcock wears brown         colored glasses on the subject of 
Go everything in preparation 
winning a man's heart—well, 
she has no time to meet any men.” 
Brenda leaned forward confidenti- 
ally, “ ~ I have a solution to 
that . 
“Bake "your pies with packaged- 
mix crusts.” life, love and the pursuit of gentle- 
  Lass, 18, Knows All Ways i Men’s Hearts Miss Hitdhcock’s visit to New 
York im the job of promoting 
interest {m the Deerfield Fair, 
_ which opens tomorrow. 
She offered it to us along with 
an apple pie, wrapped in cellophane 
and tagged with a blue ribbon | 
marked “First Premium.” 
“This is not my own pie, it was 
baked by a woman in Concord,” 
Brenda confessed. “It is a new 
pie, but made from an old recipe,” 
she added. 
  Because she feels strongly that 
girls should equip themselves to | 
hurdle the harts of any type of | 
man, Brenda is a multi-expert in| 
the 
She is firet in her eenlor class | at Concord High—in case ‘she 
should meet an intellectual | man. 
A PRINCESS, TOO : 
She not only can bake, but .was 
Cherry Blossom Festival princess || 
in Washington last spring—in case 
she should meet Billy Boy, for 
[ whoin one must Bake a cherry pie.) 
* Pees t 
She has acted in summer stock     
    
and studied ballet—in case she 
meets a culture lover. 
She was featured in the new 
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case she meets a man who wants 
a girl with cash. . 
And she wants to have “millions 
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A Nazi Admiral’ s. Opinion of Hitler’ S Men fem New Stake. json” ay me NEW YORK   
  
PITTSBURG ie WP + The heavy | it's been named ‘Mountain Ground | aNs) — paces! yeliet whistled through Sperber’'s| fat, greedy, untidy pig whe weeld | would lick the boots of anyone, Goering . committed suicide, | tains of regent weeks have brought | Snake” with the scientific tag of Tor SPEED "On the Spor” 
Posen Raeder, released the other earphones. : step across deag bodies to attain | especially those of Hitler, to ad-| Keitel was hanged, Doenitz got ten much havoc fo this state—and also| “Halda Valeriae Purchra.” ~ Relief for Acid ene where the in hat he ted for himself.” vanice himself.” Raeder’s néxt in| years and will be out a year ce, | & new snake. ae Neil D. Richmond of the survey | . » Buby 108 ove bby epectres of Hitler's inner) Later, Sir ‘Geottrey permitted command,’ Adm. Karl Doenitz, was | The others, at long last, ow! ‘The Pennsylvania Herpetological| says :the snake, never growing ; circle are imprisoned, suffered) Sperber te see the paper. In it | Field Marshal Friedrich Keitel/ called “a ruthless opportunist of | now what their salty old co-con-/ Survey, sponsored by Carnegie Mu-| longer than 12 inches, is of reddish 
po geoig md lg fas Gan any Raeder described Goering as “a | was ‘'a frightened Boy Scout who — ability." spirator truly thought of theyn. | seum, , discovered the new snake. |-brown color \ with black specks.” 
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their guards left the courtroom for S 4 e 
moke. The N big-wi t | aumoke. The Nant bigwigs Put oh Arale Mm @-Jaleslola-m-Velcolasloj alam Ola 4-1 6- mained in the witness chair, pulled 
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microphone. Raeder had forgot- 
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Sperber had ‘not taken off his | 
earphones. 
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others. If my remarks become 
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JUDGES RETURN 
The judges filed back in and   
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Philip, 12, tried to climb over a 
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top. He shouted. and six com- 
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Someone called police, and the 
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head by sawing off an iron bar 
with a hacksaw. He was unin 
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the | greeter at Kinross Airport for the | organization of eight midwestern | Elkths, a bakery route salesman, carriages | past few weeks, has disappeared. | universities are designing a super fod ahead of bread 6 a beach 
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te| him lumps of sugar. He also ate | midwest. The site is to be chosen The birds gather at 7 o'clock 
ge ta Ed Clark, operations manager| The Physicists are from the Uni- each to share‘a couple of | 
* Depart-!for Capitol Airlines at Kinross, |Versities of Minnesota, Illinois, loaves of stale bread and the : jon | said Bucky “may have headed an, Wisconsin, Pur- 6l-year-old driver says he has DDT and other chemicals was| back to the woods to find a little | due, Indiana and Towa State Col- counted as many as 324 of them business | doe of his own.” lege. They are members of a at agi 
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      MUSKEGON  —~ A new page in 
history may be written from a 
handful of iron bolts and rough 
marks found on an ancient ship's 
hull. 
‘The story involves the fate of 
what is believed to be the first 
ship built on the Great Lakes, 
the Griffin, constructed 276. years 
ago at the order of the famed 
| French explorer Sieur de la Salle. 
  Pay age A ondary 
i the Griffin went down in a 
Lem when she disappeared 
| Sept. 18, 1679, some 42 days after 
Dewberry near what 
is now Green Bay, Wis. 
But Mrs. David J. Vail of North 
Muskegon says her brother-in-law 
its rich cargo of furs, then came to 
} grief at the hands of Indians. 
CALLED AUTHENTIC 
Mrs. Vail, widow of the former 
vice president of Campbell, Wyant 
and Cannon Foundry Co., learned 
of the wreck’s discovery by her 
husband's brother, Orrie Vail of 
Tobermory, Ontario, in Canada's 
Georgian Bay, 
  Vall, a 6é-year-ld retired com- has uncovered evidence that the }- 
ship was stolen by its Captain for. 
     
     fon Bolts May Unhinge| 
Fate of First Lake Ship | 
tist has pronounced as authentic 
the wreck found In a small cove 
on an island near Tobermory, at 
the tip of the Western arm of land 
enclosing Georgian Bay. 
Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de 
la Salle, had the Griffin built and 
launched on the Niagara River 
above the falls. Father Hennepin, | 
another famed explorer, was 
aboard on the vessel's maiden voy- 
age up the lakes. 
WAS TO RETURN. 
En route the party traded for 
furs with thé Indians and had a 
full cargo when the Griffin reached 
Washington Island near Green Bay. 
La Salle ordered the vessel's 
Captain Due to deliver the value- 
able furs to a ship waiting below 
Niagara Falls. Duc then was to 
return to Washington Island, 
where La Salle stayed behind to 
set up a center for trading and 
exploration. 
However, the Griffin never ar- 
rived and La Salle died without 
knowing the fate of the ship whose 
loss ruined him financially. 
It was believed the ship went | | | and shape of the wrecked ship 
tallied with a drawing of the Griffin | - down in a storm on the return voy- 
. But discovery of a blackened 
Griffin's course, led to the theory 
Indians who then beached the craft 
and burned it, 
EXPERTS AGREE 
Some three years ago Vail re- 
made with a wedge of iron 
washer at the end instead 
threaded nut and bolt. 
“definitely 200 to 300 years old.” 
It was also shown that the size 
made by Father Hennipin. 
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Vail believes the Canadian Gov- 
ernment wil] soon authenticate the 
tind of the Griffin, naming him its 
official discoverer. 
  .-. and a Heavy Fine 
ought to be a law,'’ said State Rep. 
bill to pin a $25 fine on persons 
who deliberately mutilate their 
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D NATIONS W—Former| |e . : talks with the Netherlands on the |has established quite a reputa-|P__ a: “a 
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b. and other colored foreigners in |Reds Si@dy in Russia 
) South Africa. . TOKYO es om 2,400 stu- et ae e 7 
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Kenya and Malaya; and her Some Puerto Rican natignalists Pg eae = aon fi = : 
gay stage tela ee en sentinel | eee nnenne Pelee : 
the two Chinas’. . the two In |States federal system the Puerto 
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ucators’ Conference Plannec 
3 Day Program 
Opening Friday Slate General Session 
to Precede Address by 
‘MSU's Guy Hill. 
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CONSULTANTS GATHER—Dr, Dana P. Whitmer Janes M: McHugh (center) psychiatrist at Pontiac 
(left) superintendent of Pontiac Public Schools talks | State Hospital and Dr. Otto C. Hufziger, administra- 
over plans for the fifth annual Pontiac Educators’ tive assistant, Pontiac Public Schools, The conference 
Conference with two conference consultants, Dr. 0 Se 
PLAN CONFERENCE — Philip Wargeiin ‘right), chairman of the fifth annual Pontiac Educators’ Cotarence to be held Brite easel ;| Sunday at Higgins Lake goes over the program with memoers of the 
planning pescecatinar i: aadhsewnatturiuemenee: Wright, 
ts Turn Out for C ouncil tents dot-jof 35 leaders reported that the = Se oe sey 
ern-style campout drew 52 Scout campouts have been on @ district 
‘units from ‘northern Oakland and | pasis. 
| Macomb Coun boys ot ties, More than 850 Other events at “Roundup 55” 
assigned |... int i to four “ranch’’ sites and an ad- re. er-unit competition in knot 
ditional 150 Scouts came out to Sere. Seat ai, pony express rid- 
: Fiag stramera were given to par- _ Ee Ponting Press Photo. ticipating troops and miniature GO OVER PROGRAM — J. C. Cox (center) assis-| two of the participants Dr, Russell W. Curtis (right), oe _....  |¢owboy chaps were provided as tant superintendent of Pontiac Schools, discusses the/ coordinator of secopdary education, and Richard C.{ Highlight of the week end was | guecial neckerchief slides. Program for the Pontiac Educators’ Conference with | Fell, director of vocational and adult education. rodeo-type ee 
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‘lof State Bar Closing narrated the posse's horsemanship 
maneuvers, said his group was 
“much impressed by the Scouts’ 
ovation.” 
Also featured was an elaborate 
cil’s participationin a nation-wide 
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bers to Scouting.” 
Fifty candidates received special 
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gram ends Jan, 1 ~ 
‘ : mission, state. police and. State 
= . Safety Commission to study the 
Bear Invited on Tour Coleman tended that it would BILLINGS, Mont. — Forest | | reduce - hehway fatalities. Many, : wES - ; 
Supervisor Frank C. Curtiss says | he said, are traceable to the com-| PONY EXPRESS RELAY CHANGE — Transfer-| Richard Axford of 2376 Ridge Road (left) 
he is going to invite a big, black | bination of liquor and late night ing from ome “horse” to another was rider Douglas| Beutler, his brother. 
bear ‘along on the next Custer | ‘tiving. Beutler of 2281 Dexter Road. His “Mounts” were | ot Pontiac Township 
National Forest tour. Curtiss says 
A ae oe he might as well invite’ the bear 
$i = - ee. | because “he muscles in anyway.” 
This year the bear sneaked into a 
tent and ripped a. mattress. to — Tom Kilian of 999 Berwick, Daniel Pontiac Press Phote 
winaad nea 5 2, wondered what was next as he| units on the hills of Bald Mountain Recreation Area|Shreds. Last year the marauder | 
peered out from his mountaineer tent. His two-man| last. weekend. (Jerry McKelvey of 2229 St. Joseph | ac cae of fresh fruit i 
tent was one of several hundred set up by 52 Scout | looks on.) 
PLENTY OF CAMPFIRE WOOD — Pistia By. Sevute of troop 29 arena ae tt te sa Sao se show. a“ : 
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| we Plucky Cat Is Killed “Say Gls in France , tol on on mt Stretch 160,000 Miles Such results don’t come without i | Pentagon Phone Lines. 
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  ‘THE aN RESS, assed ‘SEPTEMBER 2 29, 1955. 
said nat“ West Watching |=" =<" 
‘Indonesian Vote srt res"s. tien 
    
   
     
         
      
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WARWICK, Va.  — Mrs. Sadie. 
Martin went into a bedroom to   
            wake her sister. She saw a belt ° st ing their: hammer and sickle on the floor. When she reached Red Victory Can Cause |n¢,, ete oe ae 
ped cong FA gho.gondh, ebeeghannd Serious Repercussion in| Red symbol but also for “‘all non- 
sad ee South- Asia party people.”” This meant thou- 
*s ’ | gands of Indonesians who. are not   
  
  | JAKARTA, Indonesia  — Pro-jer the hammer and sickle their 
| tected by steel-helmeted troops and | emblem. 
| national police from terrorists and 7.2% 
extremists, Indonesians began vot- But Indonesia is 90 per cent Mos- 
ing today in their first ‘popular‘lem, and leaders of the principal 
‘national elections. religious parties insist the 4 
* 8 are basically anti-Communist. 
j in ‘hier dentin: Will the anti. | leading Moslem parties, Masjumi 
| American Communists fulfill their and United Islam, are confident 
promise to win a majority. ‘they will beat the Reds. 
| Voting is by stages in the 3,000 ne   a TOP-LITE “TOPS for Bikes... TOPS for Light!”   
      
"voters. Final restiits in the contests 
| for 260 seats in Parliament may | Will Sample Opinions 
be known for six months, but! WASHINGTON (INS) — GOP 
women plan to ring more than one 
million doorbells throughout the 
1856. U.S. today in a 1-day drive to find 
an — victory would have | out what voters are thinking about 
repercussions throughout leading issues. 
cate ft Suita Asia, | Miss Bertha Adkins, assistant 
r n Ine un a The voters, a little more than/ to the Republican national chair- 
half the country’s population of! man, said the purpose of the poll 
80 million, are largely ‘illiterate. | | is to “assemble a cross-section of 
‘Confronted with ballots the size of | Public thinking on ‘key issues and 
U e. q | a newspaper page, they entered | also stimulate interest and activity 
rough wooden beothe, to stick nails | in the 1956 presidential campaign.’ | 
Lonardi Invites Parties a — 
“ to Serve in Formation : : 
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Liquor Rationing Government Discovers. 
Restrictions Encourage 
Greater Usage |   STOCKHOLM (#—With a sign of | 
  , ? Misses $ , tem of liquor rationing. Next week 
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Pajamas want and cn afford. 
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| Sweden se never tried total pro- | 
| hibition. Instead, 36 years ago, | 
| Swedes imposed on themselves a) 
complicated system limiting the 
quantity,of liquor they might drink | 
and when. | ' > . . | 
Time has proved to the govern-| 
_ment's satisfaction that making it | 
| difficult to obtain liquor does not | 
necessarily curb drinking. The au- 
thorities therefore decided on a) 
new course of action to fight al-. 
coholism. with émphasis on large- 
scale temperance propaganda. 
‘HAS ALCOHOLICS ‘ 
nation of seven million consumed 
11.1 million gallons of liquor at a| 
leost of 200 million dollars in 1954. | 
The country had 60.000 advanced 
| alcoholics 
| Under rationing. two thirds of 
i” ounce of hard liquor went with 
a restaurant meal, which had to 
ibe a hot one and cost at least 45, 
cents. Women got half the men’s | 
liquor ration. In package stores, 
men could buy three quarts a) 
| month. Married women got no ra- | 
tion but single women over 30 | 
' could buy one quart a month. | 
The AS ~ the system | 
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| Under the new law, package | 
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The dedication and blessing of | | Bufano wrote | charge. ’ 
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Study Grou 5 Ill 
~ Caughs by the photographer as she @ corsage on Mrs, Leo Donaldson of Fern-| president of the or .nniversary | wees Members — 
Gather for 
Luncheon Ex-President Tells of 
Organization‘s |st | 
Meeting in 1930 
eictees Ly 
Study Club Group III. Mrs. Donaldson, first ganization, was on hand 
dale avenue (left), is Mrs. Roy Jones of to help the group celebrate its silver anni- 
South Roslyn drive, president of Child |versary at Grace Lutheran Church Tuesday. 
Ponting Press Photes 
and table appoint- 
anid the leat was held at 
chairman, Mrs. Bruce Hubbard | Grace Lutheran Church Tuesday commemorating the 25th 
Charles Rogers of Miami road, anniversary of the organization of the group. 
members checking their pro-| versary. luncheon 
. Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. George | Church. 
spring and fishing trips. | Two Pontiac businessmen and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelton (left) of Pontiac trail and Mr. and Mrs. Church Group 
InstaHs Officers 
‘Mrs, William Hakes conducted 
the installation of officers of the 
Eunice Philathea class of First 
Baptist Church Tuesday evening. 
Teachers installed were Mrs. H. 
H, Savage and Mrs. Thomas 
Malady. Mrs. Floyd Pickering was 
installed as president; Mrs, Glenn 
Schoonover, vice-president; Mrs. 
‘ mn, assistant secretary; 
Mrs. Harold Codling treasurer 
and Mary Johnson, assistant treas- 
urer, 
White Cross chairman for the 
class is Mrs, W. H. Yearnd who 
will be by Mrs. L.W. 
David. Mrs. Lula Swichart is 
Bible study chairman and Mrs. 
John Seddon ig her assistant. 
Social affairs will be handled 
by Mrs. Charles Norris assisted by 
Mrs. Glenn Ebey and Mrs.. William 
Dodson is class historian for the 
coming year, 
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Homes for Dinner 
‘Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta 
Sigma Phi sorority enjoyed a pro- 
Dexter Kennedy of Draper avenue, find that autumn pro- | 1° vides a variety’ of holiday pleasures in sunny Bermuda. During their stay they are being entertained at Bermuda's famed Castle Harbour Hotel and escorted on planned sight- 
® that a tea for new pledges will be 
‘peld Oct. 12 at the home of Mrs. 
‘George Pudduck on 
nes ? / » Women's THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 
Two hundred and fifty parents, 
teachers and children of the 
grade of Lincoln Junior 
High School met in the school cafe- atye 
He 
them to join the interesting activi- 
ties planned for the coming year. 
presented 
by Lynn Dugas and Glenda Shelby. 
General chairman Mrs. Chester 
Myrben wag assisted by Mrs. 
Charles Kath, Mrs. Wayne Anabel 
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  Members Gather. - Fifteen members of the Inter- 
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    Orion, Lexington, Davisburg, Mil- Service program being held 
ford, Calumet and South Dakota,|at the Dublin Community Center. 
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    | dinner at the Hotel Waldron on 
| Howard Wheatley, Shirley Dovre, 
sleeves. Plasti- | to Mrs. Arthur. Vernon °~ Mrs. Gerald’ McLeod was Toast-| . ) 
mistress for the evening when Pon- 
tiac *Toastmistress Club met for 
Mrs. Eugene Miller inspired the 
group to greater civie pride when 
she spoke on. ‘The Will and the 
Way.” Mrs, Leon Windsor accom: 
panied her speech, “Let's Bring 
Autumn Indoors," with a demon- 
stration of the use of dried flowers 
in floral arrangements. 
Mrs. Alice Sinclair used as her 
topic, “Autumn at dack Miners 
Bird Santtuary” and Mrs. Rob- 
ert Bunce discussed the joys and 
fears of hospitalized children in 
her topic, “Children's Ward.” 
Critics for the evening were Mrs. -Thé oscar was awarded to Mrs. 
Arthur Vernon.’ 
Reports. on the~ Council Four 
| Northeast Region Conference held 
at Grosse Pointe.War Memorial 
Sept. 24 were given by Mrs. Orben 
Wilkins, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Cole 
who attended as representatives of 
the club. 
  Dior shows some fancy’ metal 
buttons that look antique by 
imitating scult bronzes of the 
18th Century. By sewing such 
specially styled buttons on one 
of your dresses you'll have a new 
‘style and a conversation-piece as Mrs. Joseph McLeod and Mrs. Or- 
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St. Benedict Church, consults with Mrs. Earl | sale of tickets for the St. Benedict Fall Fes 
McHugh (left) of Sylvan Shores drive, gen-|tival featuring a parish dinner. The dinner 
eral chairman of all guilds and general|will be served Sunday from noon until 6 
chairman of the parish dinner, and Mrs.|p.m.‘in the church hall. ~ 
Parish Plans to Serve 2,500 Dinners Final plans for serving an ex- 
pected 2,500 dinners at their 10th 
annual Fall Festiva] were made 
by St. Benedict parishioners when 
they met Tuesday evening. 
Proceeds from the parish dinner, 
to be held Sunday at the church 
hall from noon until 6 p.m.,. will 
be used to furnish the newly com- 
pleted Tth grade room at St: Bene- 
dict school. 
Besides the roast beef dinner 
there will be @ sale of fancy 
work, apron and pillow slips 
  
   
       
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— Maling Shoes - | 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET: ‘gen Monday ond Friday Evenings Dennis, Mrs. Jack Jackson, Mrs, during the afternoon, The items 
Bert Cederleaf, Mrs. Charles were made by women from the 
  seven guilds in the parish. 
Parish women, under the general 
of Mrs. Earl Mc- Vismore, Mrs. Joseph Kushion 
and Mrs. Angus McDonald. 
Food purchased by Mrs. Peter 
cooking and serving into three | Willhite, Angus McDonald, James 
hour shifts. Assisting Mrs. McHugh L. Brown, Thomas Clifton and 
are Mrs. James R. Smith and Michael E. Daniels. 
Mrs, Ralph Cotcher. | Robert Erickson, Richard Frye chairmanship 
Hugh, have divided the jobs of | Aldo will be cooked by chefs, Paul 
| The trophy for losing the most 
‘Choosing Furniture 
|ls Extension Topic — 
  land Mrs. Jack Seebald, assisted 
OTHERS NAMED by Boy Scouts and young girls of 
the parish, will handle kitchen de- 
tail 
Waterford GOP 
Women Hear 
Mrs. Gibson 
Mrs. Peter Gibson, of Monroe, 
national vice-president of Republi- 
can Women's Club, spoke of the Mrs, Roy M. Jones is dining | 
room chairman assisted by Mrs. | 
Donald Raymond and Mrs. Leon 
Thomas. Mrs. James L. Brown, | 
Mrs. Arthur Novotney, Mrs. M. E. 
Daniels and Mrs. F. H. Grady 
will serve as hostesses. 
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Table captains are Mrs, Herman 
Charboneau, Mrs. Wayne Miller, 
Mrs. Allen Neville, Mrs.- Vern 
Crake, Mrs. Ernest Mallery and 
Mrs. John Gottschalk. 
Tickets are being handled by 
Mrs, Michael Glisky and Mrs, 
Walter Hiller, Serving table un- 
der the chairmanship of Mrs. 
William Brandt will be Mrs. 
Donald Fraser, Mrs. Donald St. 
  
Dieters See Film 
on Calorie Control 
Mrs. Donald Ball, Pontiac City 
Health Nurse, presented a movie 
“Weight Control By Counting Your 
Calories" when the Fashionette 
Club met Tuesday evening at the 
Adah Shelly Library. 
weight was presented to Mrs. Wil- 
liam Woodruff. . 
It was announced: that the Pon- 
tiac Tumbling Club will present 
the program for the next meeting 
of the group held on Oct. 6. 
  
Mrs. Millard Bixler discussed 
furniture selection and arrange- 
ment when she spoke to members   of the Seymour Lake Extension 
Club at their first meeting of the | 
year Monday évening at the Sey- 
mour Lake Community House. 
Mrs. Ralph Markus and Millicent 
Solley were hostesses for the eve- | 
‘| ning.   'importance of organization at the 
Waterford Republican Women's 
Club meeting, Monday evening, 
a * es 
The affair was a family night 
featuring a ceoperative dinner 
under the direction of Mrs, Arthur 
Vernon, program chairman, and 
Mrs. Vivian Tubbs, soeial chair- 
man. 
Chad Ritchie 6f Birmingham, 
chairman of the Oakland County 
committee, gave a review of the 
Republican conference held at 
Mackinaw Sept. 17 and 18. Lynn 
Allen, county clerk, introduced 
county officers who outlined their 
duties for the group. 
Guests attending the _ meeting 
were Fred Beardslee, state repre- 
sentative {rom Oxford, and Mrs. — 
Beardslee; Clare Fuller, state com- 
mitteeman, and Mrs. Fuller; Mrs. 
Robert Sutton, vice chairman of 
the county committee, and Mrs. 
Kenneth Nichols of Franklin, presi- 
dent of Oakland County Republican 
Federation. Waterford Township 
officers also were guests of the 
| club. ’ 
People who give card parties 
should try gluing a length of elastic 
ape to the underside of the card 
table top. Glne at intervals, 
leaving space for score cards, pen 
cils, ete.   
  
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a ~ | , : To Talk on Styles 
    
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a ge : ae Jr. of Huntington Woods will be, =. : Geraldine MacKinnon will speak i Kansas Vorking Wives Stir Resentments |i to.eornrare! | in northern: = f. - oe one Suburban Alumnae of Chi Omega /P¢f. a L 
Michigan ‘are | By ANNE HEYWOOD And this, from a husband: frierids, she: works because ‘we, and don’t preface every remark - =" i 
rags gil BS ‘The working wife who has chil-| “My wife works because she | need the money.’ with husband says...” . |]. ee a : v4 
Mr. and Mrs. Ot eee ee oe eet to after all, my  sal- “Pm fed to the teeth with the pitied sd The Alicia Bride is the , ys 
: woman replaces would support us decently. | whole thing.” Oe : : ‘ A 2 Arden Bigham. jhome, taking good care of the ogg gyn «© 5a Diet ld a ay a RD over hashenaees Ret te give the Loveliest Bride of <All! | : o ; ‘ . our " . ; : 
She is the Oe OA ie, Oe Se Oe ie at "| Thote catticheen, of courte, @ wn ime aie FORMAL? SEMI-FORMAL? . 
former’ Se ae se aS a as not apply to more than a small’ ing to death, ¢ INFORMAL? 
Beterley ~ But the working wife. without Pig be ~_ saya ~ othe. penagliger In, tact, the Victorian printiple , Whatever your Wedding SD es children, my experience has been, | her talk, especially to her girl|of notice and hundreds of inno-|° Bever discussing money is a)} Pians cali for... Alicia's ~~ 7a Burton, usually thinks she can handle : cent women are judged-—and erit- | #904 one to eevee & would keep |} agra mal 
of the result is chaos, ” o Gospel Carriers Elect |¥** —. sccortinely. ing. and sounding like harpies! Alicia's Ingenue Ballerina Bridal 
a R. D. We got om this subject at » |Officers at Meeting | terior st you area work- fecaataaatnbia ion Aiaidhar foe dinner party the other night. The . i ‘ ; é 2: cemals . .. Bridesmnai ns, 
‘town serene ets |, Membr te Cel Car chan: ane |Mvs. Frank Coswell | J an * , interesting remarks to make. Y “ wards not to give people any| Will Host Altar Guild | J i \ avenue, and he rst to into the sub- Gurch, guthered. tor 2 howe ammunition for criticism, | : Pe a x j ; 2 * Poggi « leap cara | Sone at the home of their min- : og Pee Fee | Mrs. Frank Caswell will open ihe ‘ ¥ phlicia ntdal 
personnel director! ister the Rev. James Luther and ‘her home on Epping lane Bloom- | *¢ “Or or ; : ; ; is the son of whose comments about the child-|njs family at their home on Pon-| Be very careful, at the office, to field Hills for St. Hugo ot the | Miter Auth-y ie - the James E. less_ working a worth OU) tiac Lake road Saturday evening, | work just as heed 0s you hacer Hills Altar Guild Tea to be held| 2, H f ‘ Ss . = 3 careful consideration. ‘org | if you were entirely self-support-' Oct. 4 at 1:30 p. m. i] "<a eS alou | 
tg +4 ik te we he said elected off Soins Gor seer, We. ing. Never make the wunnrried! tars, Poul SePad is general | \s ae \ : Roy Oak. fF Pa ode like :. Oe liam -Croteau will serve as presi- = _ that ne cs ig chairman of the affair and Mrs. | 1 i 55 W. Huron. \fE $-3675 
Mis get Ps “First of all, she always takes| St, with Arthur Simpson vice | oo). \isteq” James Tomineon, president of the Open Monday and Pridey “tl 9.7. M. | . , ' the approach ‘that she doesn’t president and Mrs, Joseph Fish, 4 St. Hugo Altar Guild, will welcome Evenings by Appointmeat \ 
Ps ' ’ secretary-treasurer. . k MR. and MRS, ‘ARDEN BIGHAM have t0.eeily. aie a, Says a : We yeuy ease of hp evertinns, | the now manors ——— —— 
‘ man behind . often, 
_% this makes her casual in her ap- 
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Beverley Burton as: Bride |, coum. a: girls that she “Then,” he contonued, “she’s a) . e / 7 . 
A waltzlength gown of white ; moon, the bride changed to a white other has more | ‘ : | i. 
ilk shantung Bev- | knit suit with red accessories. The | money to spend on lunches, clothes | ; . . 
: Vea, a | eautpeste Al seubde in Postise little extras then they have. | . , e 
; M. Big- on their return, : , 
‘Shucdtere sees} and october means coats! | i Y ff i 
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‘| members of the Pontiac Music | Many times in =e 
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a8 Guild at her home on West Iroquois p> manera 
: road Tuesday evening. deme.” i}. d 2 a : | 
mate | pcorwen | ANd COals Mean - : He 
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vention being held at Ann Arbor | Meet in Rochester Oct. 24-25, A : “lf I Were a Candidate’ was 
oe ae the subject chosen by H. 
The group is making plans to | Barrett when he spoke before 70 
entertain the State Convention in | members and guests of the Pon- 
Pontiac during April of 1956. tiac Republican Women’s Club. 
The next meeting of the group |Members gathered at the home 
. will be held at the home of Mrs.|of Sarah Van Hoosen. Jones in 
Maid of honor Elaine Martin and | Hazel Gessinger in Rochester. Rochester Monday afternoon. 
a ‘of crystal-| It's @ good idea to be adven-| Mrs. Janette Bathum reported 
regione om ep carer Their turous and try something new.|on citizenship, and taxation was 
gowns were deep violet and gold | Then if you don't like it, you can| discussed by Mary Chapman. 
toned respectively, They carried | forget it. So see what happens| Others reporting were Mrs. Bert 
arrangements HL Mie Fie stilt uy 7 | ' 
    
       
       Bile | |asbes, of finger on a hint of green|Mrs. Lulu Luby assisted the host Your fashion shop in Pontiac —   
    
man. Edward Sage and Kenney Relates 
  A deep purple dress with pink | New Fall Footwear . . . by 
the bride's mother, | California Cobblers and   charch hall immediately after the \ Berkley Brogues 
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Mrs. Stephison 
PTA President iRavienber You Don’ t Own Steady!| jat Crofoot School i \ | 
  
Pitute Bride 
Should Plan      ELIZABETH WOODWARD occasionally to quiet her. down.) then fot visit with him. That him, so he stops by to say ble i 
Officers elected at’ a recent Cro- fH geany <umaty We've | You ought to feel sorry for her: | shouldn’t worry you. — pth soca ee a =| Trousseau ‘myCarol!” 
foot School PTA meeting were | been for nine months,| _yfaybe he has for her he still feels friendly and ant 
Mrs. 4 sr godin nape da But fon, wo bones dicta aie ae uae the the fuss she makes over (Copyright 1955) Bad . . Buys Disrupt 
Mra, Otis Rainey, vice president; | lately he's been going rane : - Later Homemaking 
aos ieeohite ciceamition ot more than he comes to mine. Plans, Furnishings 
  
      
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We Give Gold Bell Gitt Stamps 
  [ ( P When cleaning up after a party. 
fae ORE ORD SHOP fh sims semen op ater 5 rece. : 39 W. Huron. FE 4-7212 powtte- tex denies fetes ont den’ 
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Entire Family 
  In the months you've 
been going steady with him, you've 
grown to count on him consider- 
ably. He monopolizes most of 
your thinking, always comes first 
than he’s willing to give—perhaps 
even capable of giving. 
You don't own him, and you 
can't control him, either. It might 
make it easier for you to put 
yourself out to be more fun when 
he’s around, Just so he'll come 
around more often. 
“Dear Miss wesleard: After 
three years of adoring him from 
afar, we're finally going steady. | 
He tells me that he doesn't care | 
for the girl he used to go with, 
but I hear (and he tells me) that 
  Answer: And why should you 
break up with him, now that you 
are finally where you've wanted 
      to be—his steady girl? His feelings 
about you are quite different from 
any he might have for an old girl | 
  friend, or any new girl he might | 
meet. He has an arrangement 
with you, The other things are 
just fun, 
Maybe his old girl still likes | 
him, calls him on the 
writes to him, bothers him to 
      +     death. So he goes over to see her}: 
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  dle at the Round-up Rally 
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sme, Bible School 
Fellowship Hall of the Oakland 
avenue United Presbyterian 
Church was the scene of a Round- 
up Rally for the boys and girls and 
|their friends of the Bible School 
Tuesday. 
The rally preceded the Bible 
School attendance contest which 
| starts Oct.-2 and continues through 
Nov. 13. 
The hall Was fashioned as a 
corral with repe fence, brands, 
saddle, copper tooled horse heads 
              
  le shoes for the nurse, — 
tician, lab technician 
women in white 
cushion and arch support, 
          
                  
    
  Corralled in a corner and seated on a sad- 
School at Oakland Avenue United Presby- 
Charlotte 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Allshouse of | 
Blaine avenue. Others photographed are 
(ers to right) Mrs. Glora Luck of Chippewa   of the Bible 
Allshouse, 
for the Bible 
Oct. 2.   Holds Rally 
and rope corral signs to add to 
the western atmosphere. 
Diane Walker of Wyandotte sang 
two numbers, ‘Christian Cowboy” 
jand “The Lord Is Counting on 
You.” The Rev. C. J. Walker Jr. 
played a saxophone solo. 
Western stunts and group singing 
were also featured on the program 
which was planned by Mrs.’ Glora 
Luck, youth. director. 
Fred Froede, master of cere- 
monies, was assisted by the pastor, 
the Rev. Theodore R. Allebach. 
Five Guests Attend 
Gold Star Meeting 
Mrs. Rose Chase of Bloomfield, 
N. J., Mrs. Edith Tick, Mrs. 
Bessie Brown, Mrs. Duncan Me- 
Vean and Mrs. Zelpha DeWitt were 
guests of the American Gold Star   
|| Mothers chapter nine when they 
met at the Proud Lake home of 
Mrs. Louise Gutson, Wednesday. 
After a cooperative luncheon, 
| the group sewed on their project 
for the American Cancer Society.   The next meeting will be held. 
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the 
American Legion Home on Auburn 
‘avenue. 
io A terry cloth apron is a good 
idea for the cook who is constantly 
+ wiping her hands on her apron. 
Terry cloth is highly absorbent and 
can be tossed into the washing ma- 
| chine, sed no ironing: necessary. 
‘It's New! road, youth director of the church; Paul | change 
Marien, son of the George Mariens of Bald- 
win avenue, and Linda Phipps, daughter of 
|Mr. and Mrs. Ha‘low Phipps of Cadillac 
street. The rally was an enthusiasm builder 
+ Floyd Smith is father if he wants | «bn ts 
vice president and Mrs. Lawrence| always says no. F've asked him one 6 Smee SS 
McTosh is teacher vice president.| if he'd rather be with the boys conus . 
rae 8 than with me, and he says me, 
School contest which begins 
  
Members Entertain 
at Sorority Dinner 
Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma 
Phi International Sorority held its 
annual progressive dinner Tues- 
day evening. 
* * ® 
Mrs. Richard Hague opened her 
home ‘on Shaker drive for the first 
course. Members then traveled 
to the home of Mrs. Joseph Galardi 
on Ross drive for the second and 
main courses. 
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The home of Jean Brown on Til- 
den street was the gathering piace 
for the dessert course. 
Mrs. Lois Bitner was a guest ‘of j unions can have a real effect on 
-| chase of quality towels, sheets and Visiting selatives, overnight 
guests and frequent family re- 
your requirements for bedroom, 
bath and table cottons. . 
Frequency of laundry service at 
your new home will also determine 
the size of your cotton hope chest. 
A. A. gracom hostess never runs 
short just because the laundry is 
late in delivery. 
Home economists advise pur- 
blankets, even if a limiled budget 
means buying fewer items than | 
would otherwise be possible. 
Predict Greens - 
in Male Styles Burnt olive, black olive and 
burnt grass in softer woolen fab- | 
rics are forecast as style leaders, | 
some experts predict greens 
    SB 
FEas = Lt ; He gray uniform. Anything for a. 
change. But should it catch the | 
rick’s Day for everyone concerned. 
Sport Coats See 
Fall Innovations 
This fall we're going to witness | 
American male breaking out 
in a rash of new, bright colors. 
The sport coat seems to be the 
vehicle by which this innovation | 
will be introduced, and through the 
noticeable swing to suburban liv- 
ing, we're to see a renaissance of 
the sport shirt, in style, pattern | 
and color. 
Even though the accent will fall 
on casual clothes, there'll still be. 
the tendency towards ‘“‘dressing | 
up” for informal occasions. Sloppy | 
clothes are out, and this is where | 
the sport shirt comes in. 
Due to the advent of glen plaids, 
overchecks and stripes in sport. 
coats, it will now be difficult to! z 
  
  the group. wear a patterned sport shirt at the 
same time. | 
  
Bride-to- Be 
Lillian Lazaroff of Chippewa 
road entertained a group of friends 
at a personal shower honoring 
bride-elect Pauline Brutus, Tues- 
day evening. 
Pauline, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Paul E. Brutus of Crawford 
street, will exchange vows with 
Wendell M. Doolin, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Elmer Doolin of East Pike 
street Oct. 22 at the First Con- 
| gregational Church. 
The bride-elect chose this occa- 
sion to announce her bridal 
party. Miss Lazaroff will be 
maid of. honor and her other at- 
tendants will include Mrs. Stan- 
ley Dudek, Mrs. Richard Allen 
_and Pauline Dequis.     
It's Good! 
ROTA Whole Grain Is H onored| 
Barbara Hillsey, niece of the 
bride, will act as flower girl and 
ing | Tommy Hillsey, nephew of the 
bride, will be ring bearer. 
BEST MAN NAMED 
Performing the duties of best   # 
gene Simpson, Ted Lazaroff and 
Shower juices i Mrs. Al- 
len, Mrs. Robert Bego, Marjie 
Courtney, Mrs. Daryl Donaldson. 
and Mrs. Robert Knight. 
Others were Mrs. Robert | 
Lyons, Mrs. Jack Pote, Mrs. 
Bradley Scott, Mrs. Harold We- 
dow, Mrs. Wayne White and 
Mrs. Richard Zumbrunnen, 
Agnes Mazza, Mrs. Hardld Hay- 
‘den, Mrs. Theodore Lazaroff, Mrs. 
| Dudek, Pauline Dequis, Mrs. Paul 
Brutus, Mrs. Elmer Doolin, Mrs. | 
Lazarus Lazaroff, Mrs. Dallas Nel-   | and wood, Carol uses 
   
     
                           
               
       
man will be Wayne Long. Euv- - 
Robert Bego will scent. the guests: - 
    
  p> rm tickied pink with the smart 
way my Carol handles her house- 
work. Take wood Goors for instance. 
barney lap appa reas ste 
cdmmented on our beautiful wood 
floors. My Carol and her Bruce 
Cleaning Wax really make easy work 
of a hard job. I'm mighty pleased 
with both of them. 
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    p.s. For lighter 
waxing on linoleam    
           Bruce Floor Cleaner.    
  
  
Som Benson Says: 
Surprise 
Yourself 
Come in... look over my 
outstanding selection of 
good quality, figure- 
flattering 
Wonderful Buy! 
NYLON. 
Wash and Wear 
UNIFORMS 
      
     
    
        
         
   
    
      
any lot or 
garage in town 
. with purchase,     
            
ATTENTION | 
“Women in White” 
* DACRONS 
* NYLONS 
* SEERSUCKERS 
* COTTONS 
Choice of one-piece, two-piece; 
three-piece styles. Half sizes. 
— To $7391 
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                      ! son and Mrs. Dimitri Lazaroff com- JJ 2 S. Perry St. Open 9 to 9 | pleted the guest list. - 
, the originator of . .. BREAD CARRY M JRE “White Shoulders” . ° ORE PICTURES “Golden Shadows” Reta While Whee freed bb sake AND CREDENTIALS IN THRE 
| . ee a Beauty in fragrance from Reta Whele Wheat Flour — Py 
i 34 Years’ Experience abe by @ new Process that retains all the CONVERTIBLE’*« BY BUXTON i : Elegance ” Minerals and — a " Hu * sa: 7 tores in the WW Y in- : a : eaneteme Specialist packaging cluding the wheat germ oil *Viterin ED. it has NONE of the ! : i Loveliness wm name bitter after taste comfnonly associated with Whole Wheat Bread. ih i . It has MAXIMUM NUTRITION, It nore Fresh Longer .. . and Hl | | The perfect gift it makes wonderful toast. JUST ONE T . and YOU CON- TINUE to ASK FOR IT. IT'S WHOLE ‘wueat BREAD LIKE 
YOU HAVE NEVER TASTED.         for any occasion 
TRY A.LOAF THIS WEEK-END Prices. $2.75-$10.00 
Plus Tex _ Turpin-Hall 4 _ FAMILY. SHOE STORES ; Regularly 25c¢ 
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END— 
ONLY _ 
     
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     , on Lake Reed 4 464 Dixie Hi ghway CLOONAN’S mtd BREAD AND DONUTS BAILY AFTER 3:30 P.M, more pictures and eredentials than in any dae Billfola” 
a? it tn ; ter Drayton Shopping Center TS . INITIALS IN GOLD FREE $395 to $] 300 "30 to 2:30 Open Mon., Fri. & Sat. sireamat “Where . Quality Counts”. TH 0 M AS PASTRY SHOP FINE LUGGAGE ° 
    PHILIP'S SPORTING GOODS ORlando 3-9412. ws ; 
79 N. Saginaw Sty | 4121 West Huron, Near Coss FE 4.8163 
PARK: FREE in REAR of STORE 
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Floral Gift | | - -|7Bat WeverHolds |. - Sie f ae ot First Family Night — : 
for Hostess || 5 Ra ae . ¥ } * : — ‘ £ wk eG 
«It's Proper but Not nd ttcor® | dents attended ‘the alfalr ag en ° 4 
ustomary to Give meen Cnr 1, | as octavo So 2 at the fifth | briefly on the curticulum and com bat 
‘ By EMILY Post 8 from mea ge ” ee ee “T was invited to dinner at : 
friend's house and 1 took my oo Sap wd iy dng hostess bunch of red toses. Mrs. Harlee| Daughter-in-Law 
pi a a imbejaaaecece| | same woman to dinner at my or- | 0 ; 
house, and she brought nothing. ee ee a SHOP EVERY NIGHT ‘til 9 ‘Please misunderstand vy. Stanley Weydemeyer. ; me, Mrs. Post, T was not locking wore curved ty | Toe comple wes eemtted bapt. 3 af SATURDAY ‘til 6 | for ahy gift, but want to know , Scheere; Mrs. Meta | Longview, Wash. ' : what is the proper procedure. A very friend of mine told me that when 
- I took the roses J had discharged 
invariably take something to my ? 
see te ay bows tee omens 3 7 OUR ee a sin COACHMAN Answer: There is dbsolutely no DRESS resale db 7, He ga ccudl 
you Care to, but fs never 
Tailored expected by any hostess—and is ailored by 
Samuel Grossman 
in Stripette—a 
Viscose and 
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pared that pte! —— Acetate with smart: 
ot at tar bot poe bs see surface interest, po Mh haan wa agp ~ = White linen collor : rege hg ye inconspicuous way (removable) is x 
piped with velvet. 
the You'll love the ap ! 
long lean lines. four A 
ae « <0 sens Charcoal or 
brown, Sizes 
10 to 18. 
26.95 
    
  29.95 
  
Fall casual dress in Julliard’s sheer 
          ond You we eel | | , wool with a soft new look, pert bow and. same conversation, . ‘ 
most sure to coubenans ins. ‘The | | sparkling beads at the neckline, 
usng the word.           
  
In green, mink brown, black. Sizes:12 to 18, 
  
Oe et ae 
on at ih 
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exclusively at Bloomfield Fashion Shop 
   Special selling! 
New fall hats, 
Paris-inspired! 
23 Hats that mirror the Paris scene ;.. 
that glamorize you with interesting 
new shapes .-. . that are fashioned in 
rich textured fabrics that look so 
expensive! There are jewels and 
feathers, to make you look so al- 
luringly feminine! We've scooped 
the town this time . . . don’t miss out! 
Come in today and try one on!      
    
    > Scoop brim with wide aS . 
pleated brim ...:........... . 
    
    Couldn’t you practically live in coats like 
these? . . . great town-country cover-ups that 
are always important fashion (never more 
than now). And wouldn’t you know they're 
by Sportleigh? . . deftly cut from the softest, 
finest fleece, and tailored with the 
of manner that you naturally identify with 
the Sportleigh label... 2S 
THESE ARE THE COATS IN MADEMOISELLE 
      
    
      
            
      Fur felt bumper pillbox, with flower and rhinestone trim, 
TREND sestsisicoeerrancinrcconnes 2.50 
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  dept. SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC        _» OPEN A CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT . .. 
             stores © OPEN MON FRI SAT NIGHTSTO 9 & oe 
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| THE PONTIAC PRESS. aHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 29, 1955 ° 
[Principal and Staff |, Tal Feat vase wee >| Blue Star Mothers / |, aseace 
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Mrs. Vida L. Walker, ' tl eg stati |J- 7. Bass serving ‘as general neld in Mount Clemens recently | Wiliam } friend, said, “There is"—and| Ido. I think it’s theft of Tom's} ment of fils brother's need, ‘ muddy | S04 Mammbere of the teaching sat chairman. ae was presented by Mrs. Wilbur Fitz we Fyenee 
the phone. | own moral ; has lost his yellow crayon, Tom—| Whittier School PTA when the| A movie showing the benefits of |thomas at the Tuesday evening) 'Ne Riu} 
| stil remember how she ~ Think our . begins and is unhappy because he cannot | group met at the school. Wednes-| the United Fund was shown dur-| meeting of Blue Star Mothers) oo 1 i, 
described the need in that jse- | ends with the undemanding. state-| color his giraffe.” day eae ing the evening. Ps Gaper For, 
er. Tell him that 
come for me, I'll go out   
  my own charity. That was just as 
it should have been. For I needed 
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Plan for Dance "hole I we Ge Peat times I prayed. But always I was 
‘Plans were completed for the | conscious that I was performing 
Harvest Frolic Dance to be held! generously. 
"| QUITE REMARKABLE 
Then, soon after dawn, I was 
sure that I was a remarkable   : 
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              a “ i ’ i oE We're Forced to Vacate Our Warehouse — 
a We Must Make Room for This Merchandise 
ae at Our Birmingham Store! 
Because our Birmingham store is the only place large 
enough to handle this quantity of merchandise, we 
: | must make room! Right now, our Birmingham store : 
here, at last, are the chapters in is fil city with odd rolls of fi : % protease nigh s filled to capacity with odd rolls of fine ssiiosiamiahe ~. FLORAL DESIGNS 
© shies ech 10k Deck sates room size rugs, carpet and drapery samples; tile. 
; this Journal exclusive! True, they're mostly odds-and-ends, but they take up 
4 quite a bit of valuable space, so we must clear them 
j out. Now’s your opportunity to fill your floorcovering 
‘ needs and save a whopping 25% to 50%, too! 
Cc heck These Cash-and- c arry Prices on 
| : WIDTH YARDS DESCRIPTION WAS. NOW special group of assorted 27-in. 66 All Wool Wilton, white.........0....11.95 4.45 EXCELON _ 27-in. 28 Extra-Heavy Shag Texture, cocoa...... 10.95 4.45 
: ; 9-ft. 34 All-Wool Twist Weave, cinnamon.:.... 9.95 °4.95 T ~ X 9-ft. ~ 43 Carved Wool Wilton, green........... 11.95 5.95 : ; LE 
aes 9-Ft 32 Heavy Shaggy Textured, QO. a vcee- 14.95 7.49 . 
A “halo” of t : i ; little lady—who keeps you looking Mostly-one-of-a-kind, were —«GIVE- AWAY PRICES ON ROOM SIZE RUGS 2,500 pieces, 9x9x se" in random 80 young and pretty while busy 29.95 to 239.50, now * SIZE ~ DESCRIPTION WAS _ - Now colors, were 17c each. now ag ng Sper sol - . 12x14.9 All Wool Wilton, light green .-+. 334.50 149.50 : : 
: from semests! Directions, (rene 50 50 12x7.9 Bark Texture, All’ Wool, sea green... 110295 49.50 ¢ : ford for making this cute kitchen and | 12x13.10 Bark Texture, All Wool, cinnamon... .... 184.50 99.50 <i 
‘4 Classes Now ows ag aide, 17 inches long. 12x12.4 Bark Texture, All Wool, beige............ 213.95 109.50 
; No Age Lim Send 25 cents in coins for this : 12x23 Bark Texture, All Wool, beige.............. 305.00 149.50 
Evening nerd patfern—add 5 cents for each pat- _ 12x9.9 All Wool, Leaf Design, gray............ .. 163.50 84.50 
: ki nHobb Sho tern tr Septem malting. — 6x9 Cotton Braid Ring, ONO aes cece ss 59.50 19.50 
tche N) | Pontiac wodiecratt | 2 d j in 4x6 Wool Hooked Rug, multi-color,...........0.. 29:95 14.50 
my Dp ee ee et, et Conlons so glad al 6x12 Nylon Viscalon Blend, turquoise... ......... 79.50 29.50 ASPHALT yp Fgh -y shail aahats anamber, your Sunes. 1 7x12 Nylon Viscalon Blend, nutria:....... beeeeees 94.50 39.50 : address and zone. : 9x8.4 Super Heavy Wool, putty.................. 179.50 59.50 , 
e = : — 9x10.10 Super Heavy Wool, blue................. 229.50 74.50 
' © 8x17.6 Thick Hi-Pile Velvet, nutria....... Gaucons -.. 37950 109.50 
9x14.10 Thick Hi-Pile Velvet, nutria.............. 349.50 129.50 ee 
Buy Your MA I T RESS BRAI DS “ 9x15 Plush Cotton, yellow... ,. iseeueeces. 12450 49.50 mai pieces, 9x9x "a" in light, a . 9x16.4 Thick Shag, All Wool, green. Le eeeseeevees 23450 79.50 popular colors.) Were 9c to 12c 
at OXFORD Were 6.95 end 1695. now 15x25.6 Thick Shag Texture, red and brown........ 615.00 333.50 
BUY THE BEST—BUY DIRECT a 12x21.2 Carved Wool Wilton, suburban. green..... |. 44660 279.50 - ¢€ 
: ois 95 And 95 15x14 Fine Shag, Wool Wilton, hunter green........ .336.00 159.50 
cay LESS MONEY. s 15x14.6 Fine Carved Wilton, mint green........... 536.80 — 259.50 
* 15x8.6 Fine Carved Wilton, gray.............005- 310.00. 139.50 
| 15x11 Fine tig rah nau,’ ee ee 396.50 189.50 
| 15x16.10 Blended Twist, dark green.............. - 229.50 89.50 ; ” oe 
300 samples of 48x54" 15x15.7 Fine Carved Wilton, beige............... 560.70 269.50 300 Display-used 27'54 P 15x7 Nylon Viscalon Blend, rose..............0. 119.50 49.50, | ) 15x8.8 All Wool, Bark Texture, suburban green..... 146.76 ~ 59.50 rpet Samples Drapery Fabrics 15x9 Nylon Viscalon Blend, spring green>......... 158.50 79.50 % 
15x6 All Wool Wilton, ivory .. . Wes eeeoeer 189.50 44.50 from 6.95 to $50 grades, now _ 15x17 Heavy Shag Texture, hunter green... eee 394.08 182.50 99 
Assorted patterne, € |” 9522.4 Super Heavy Wool, putty ...........0..... 48950 198.50 $ 99 colors. Were 1.95 9x20.6 Super Heavy Wool, putty ......... oocsoes! 449.50 179.50 and each 
to 11.95 sq. yd. 9x17 Thick Carved Axminster, turquoise........... 229.50 89,50. 12x17.9 Thick Plush Pile Blend, lime............. 235.50 109.50 
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. ; specials—shop - early! We rebuild old sagging mattresses . ot . : 
Call fu the morning We will pick- ie, . 
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“Be sure to attend our series of Aunt Jémima pancake demonstrations! 
. Be ; . Come and bring the children to see Aunt Jemima, who is known coast-té-cosst © 
——— 4h H, oo aye q fy, by every generation, and who has become a symbol for: the hearty American 
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little milk, over all | with a 
garnish with a sprig of pars- 
ley. @Serve with fresh tomato slices, ore ov. 5 sand Som, tee. ereamn 
@reamed ham or eggs, “BG SGREEN OLIVE DIP — Fall time means party 
time. Whether you're having a dinner party or 
Sigets to for te evening. you't onde having assort 
|Maraschino 
New Color Into Breakfast i 
and 7 Som hard-cooked | 
melted process cheese, | which is equally low in calories | servings. 
| and which may be used as a des- | 
  ed relishes with a green olive dip. Include some raw 
vegetables as well as potato chips and pretzels in 
your assortment of dippables.   i) 
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graham cracker. crumbs, which 
are low in calories,. for the crust. 
A companion to the chocolate 
pudding is a chocolate sauce   | sert topping in a great variety of | 
ways. 
  ~ i | Canned tomato ‘eute helps to! 
make a@ pantry shelf meal inter- 
jally when you serve 
| curry powder,   
    
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corms end wear py hard ry 
sty stains, see directions on label. jbbing. For 
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CLEANSER 
   
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Pa J in Cherries Put 
dad choot faces. 
minutes. 
and serve. Makes four to six serv- 
| ings. 
Cherry Currant Muffins 
} “ ounce package muffin mix 
noppes Maraschino cherries 
drained +4 (abou 1$ oherries) 
te cup currants 
Combine muffin mix, cherries “ Enliven Appetizer Dips ‘Treat Your Family — 
fo Cotfage Pudding |   
Pe capendiped yo bythe al ssa 
from 
    ‘Your family will enjoy the flavor 
tGlazed Apple Rings” phn es ee ele ae ee 
Team Well With Pork © ae a 
Glazed" apple rings or wedges) } cae ate sat. fee 
. port roast meal,” : % feecpese Sent mace 
Bring 1 cup of sugar and 1 cup ime ta butter or margarine 
  of water to a boil and cook for ‘ teaspodn, grated lemon rind 
five minutes. Add apple wedges or) <.."4 + Sift together flour, baki pow 
slices and let simmer in the syrup der, sit oud mee. ‘Crom bier for 10 to 12 minutes. | and sugar; beat.in egg and lemon 
A dren oh. 208 ek <n ov rind thoroughly. 
  
    
        
  
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Luscious Dishes #8 2 
7 Fs 
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| 2 cans . (8-ounce boned chicken 
| or turkey 
| @ ripe tomatoes, cut im chunks sine) 
| Salt, pepper, — to taste, 
at 
i tenapesn prepared mustard 
Crisp tuce leaves   
Cook asparagus according to di- | 
recta on package; chill. Lightly | 
toss together chicken, tomatoes, | 
The pudding may also be used) celery, olives, seasonings, mayon- | 
in a luscious chocolate pie using! paise, and mustard. Chill. i 
Arrange asparagus on lettuce in_ 
| Star pattern. Place tomato-chicken | 
mixture in center. Garnish with 
| wedges of hard-cooked egg. Five 
2 cans (15') 
| cheese sauce i 
—— can (S-ounce «lpe) dteed eooked 
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When. Checking Prices 
Large eggs have dwindled in supply, and with more of the small 
thecking prices consider what you are getting in weight. 
GG SIZES ARE JUDGED BY WEIGRT 
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with another layer of the cake! Pour creamed chicken over Makes six to eight servings. Grade B & C—for scrambling, omelets, puddings, muffins, short- 
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      Cont on in and reap a bumper crop of bargains at our Fall Food 
Festival! Our “horn of plenty” is overflowing with all the foods 
your family likes to eat . . . all marked down to prices that spell 
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Each square is spread with a| FILLED DATE | ‘Date Place all ingredients in large ‘GROUND - ceo epee — AD : | mixture of grated cheddar cheese | cookies —- a fichly satistying dessert favorite. These cookies are easy eee ao ae ee Dee te age DONATO’'S SUPER CARNATION | and Worcestershire sauce. topped | to maké and are sure to give the family plenty of eating pleasure, You'll gently into greased loaf pan, about : | | 
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ready and waiting, to be baked | aroma of “grandmother's kitchen” — — 
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cook, ‘stirring constantly, | every with until —— thickened. remaining cookies, pressing edge Cover and continue cooking for together with fork, 10 minutes. Cool slightly. 
Meanwhile ‘prepare pastry | in moderately hot oven (400 de- shell, Blend together the butter, | grees) 10 minutes. Makes about 2% egg yolks and one-fourth cup of | dozen 2-inch cookies. the sugar. Add walnuts, dates Date Filling 
ang orange rind. Combine with 
the slightly cooled cooked rice “% cup brown sugar 
cereal. an     Beat egg whites until stiff, grad-| ** “P "ater 
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whites into rice mixture. ig 
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Want a delicious snack for tea-| that’s wholesome and nourishing time? Mix grated cheese, broken|as well—Honey Butter Crunch 
walnut or pecan meats and Sandwiches. 
chopped pimiento-stuffed green ol-| To make enough filling for four | 
ives; spread over slices of fresh | sandwiches, combine one-half cup. 
white bread. Cut the crusts off; peanut butter, one-fourth cup or- | 
the bread and roll up each slice. | ange juice and oné-fourth cup | 
Put the cheese rolls, one touching | honey. Mix until smooth. Add one- 
the other, in a shallow baking pan. | fourth cup chopped pecans, Spread 
Bake in a hot oven until crusty! on enriched bread and top with a 
and touched with golden-brown. lettuce leaf. 
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Rice; n Awaba Dishes ieee ground ame ——| does. ‘For, very special treat! tully stir with fork to fluff rice| Detterdé baking dish. 
sat ene yt alingers. , Wild Rice Amandine | duck, squab, venison or other Gradually add sugar, beating until commercial rice mailis then any dlectric skillet. Perhaps you. for which we print the recipe , 3 cups wile game. Serves 46, | stiff, but not dry. Spread- over _ would like the. recipe I used. has a special attraction. Between ; _ ‘Mes : {nto | budding. Sprinkle with almonds 
“Rice is an easy food to use. It Skillet Chicken with Rice lnopre of Sane oe nee Spread’ of the iitepoon en wy interesting pudding such as this Bake in 3%5-degree oven for 15 to ‘ } brotler-trrer, 2% Ib cut up i rice and apricots ma on bottom of 10x6x2-inch baking pM Boye) i lan . 
takes up little space on your shett.| %,*rat / loaf pretty and elegant enough | pan, Spread stuffing over meat | | fesspoen salt as ee 20 minutes or until brown. Serve / |It- Keeps well, except in summer Py Sespewon sai f | for your best. company. and press down firmly. Cover | if tasboe eund . warm or cold. Serves 6. 
: i 4s teaspoon aay | . . with meat cup dlanched chopped simends Mecha Rice Pudding when occasionally it becomes in-| \ teaspoon, pepper | Apricot Stulted Lamb Loat stuffing with remaining Seuin camasines : of fested with weevils. It can be |. 2 cups. boiling wie? ; i dite Gates mixture ‘and smooth with Wash rice im several changes |. %, cup brows Remove Sugor Lumps 
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and sugar, UEaE out of ii end * * cover to keep moist until filled.| Adq minced fresh dill (or dried| sirloin steak and will give her| Defiaitely cooperative. A bey can |  \s_peust tiser ‘macaroni Churnks of Rye Bread nary by orange juice and tangy) your guests will pay compli-| Makes about 16 pancakes. dillweed) to egg salad and use as| daughter full energy throughout] slice onions and cut up frank- | |, “edjum cnlon. siced iocrcne “Banaes th" Chocsiate grated orange peel ments too — we wouldn't be a bit Filling: a filling for scooped-out tomatoes. | her busy day _wptirters, A girl can beat the ait tetbeon "partic sat or seasoning | 
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‘= + market at low. prices, this recipe in : for French-Fried Liver Twists is _ pea- » 
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Cut one-half-inch-wide slices of r using 
beef liver into strips about 1-inch : 
long. Dip im seasoned cornmeal or s . 
seasoned flour, Phis may be done ) 
ahead of time and the prepared liver stored in the refrigerator un- 
til time to fry. ie 
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Time to talk about oysters—not | Vor of lemonade and grape juice pacha chicken, government - in-| four carvings, y ma mens : 
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feller and Casino, and 0 on. 4 Ph nrane og ean frozen concentrate} Remove chicken; cook sauce a) baskets), ' whiter, fast colors brighter...fer Grex removes particles to damage wash, washer or dryer 
Let's add a hhew one to our| %,cup grape juice few minutes longer to thicken, if; = = #  # : rt-F) daglens, sila, even serch end mildew. And ; are te our] Publeogens,carnetarch desired. Three to fout servings. | Variations: Add any of the fol <= no other home leundering product equals Clorox ok ée ere ana oe 
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Roast bine concentrate for lemonade with | “Sige wnites vee a. still different <r sub- ; remaining grape juice in small} ‘+ cup finely chopped almonds stitute 1g teaspoons ce salt 
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Yourth cup of butter in a saucepan. lated sugar. Chill well. Serve with . * 
Add the oysters and heat until the | plain or whipped cream. If your youngsters come home to . = 
edges curl. Remove from heat. In) lunch, they will enjoy a nourishing| que St 2 another saucepan, nM Crumbled Bacon Banana Tuna Salad and you will - aco HOLLAND 
and blend in the flour. a enjoy its ease of preparation. | Tes MY NED . : Adds Appeal Bananas go so well with a great a” 
Return to heat and add chill . variety of foods that you can in- e DRESSING cence and eensesings. Cook, ti. to Many Dishes _ | ciude this tavorite truit ot young- ~~ 
biensed and slightly thickened. ‘| Double ‘the amount of that Giektkes uactaer tecoe ont von Woden waite en orn,» tetas and cook just aig eee ve lhc gy adler snacks, without the youngsters our One bares money beck, | heated. . " crum mindi bit. —_ 
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the crusts and cut in half diagon-| 44d to muffin batter just before dren are well aware that bananas} 
ally. Place three triangles in each pouring into baking cups. - are an essential in the family fruit - ———— 
of four large soup plates and dis- Toss with crisp salad greens; ‘bowl, because the children find) 
. tribute the oysters and sauce over, dress with off and vinegar. i them such fun. ‘ 
the toast. Makes four servings Use as seasoner for fresh-| Banana Tena Salad . . : : codked green .vegetables—beans, MD diced ripe bananae (1 to 2 ba- 
For Perfect Brunch peas, chopped spinach. =| 41 "ap alee pape, cand or trea | e ve | ran 
“Biv petet Meach tine| Uo 8 ming eee ER ert ) : ” 1 tablespoon prepared mustard . | 
two sausage links side-by- g 1 tablesp ise 
Side ‘and wrap ‘with '@ slice ot|TO Vary Tossed Salad Terie cus ues = Ee 3 i “boil led”” s Nn = Je = 
wooden hem. Fasten rolls with Vary a tossed green salad by | peel flecked with brown. 
picks. adding one of the following along} Combine bananas and pineapple - Place each roll on a pineapple | with olive oil, wine vinegar, salt| Add tunafish, celery, pickles and . 
ring on @ rack in an open roast-| and pepper: Grated Parmesan) salt. Add ‘mustard and mayon- . 
dey Cook in a moderate oven, | cheese, grated lemon rind, minced naise. Mix lightly. Serve on a : i : 
300, 30 to 40 minutes or until ham | parsley, paper-thin onion +|erisp lettuce cup or with other ad is lightly browned and sausage is| crumbled blue cheese, strips of : ‘ - ‘ - . ps salad greens. Makes four to six cooked. green pepper. servings. ; 
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Glorifies Eags Deviled eggs, all-American favo- 
rites ,for every occasion, are 
appearing this ‘season in a new 
full-dress version with a fresh 
cheese - accented flavor. Called 
“Gourmet Deviled Eggs,” these 
made-in-a-jiffy treats for picnics, 
funcheons or dinners, are prepared 
with finely crushed {nch-square 
cheese crackers, mayonnaise and 
seasonings. ; 
Used both as an Ingredient and a GOURMET DEVILED. EGGS — Deviled Ezgs take | with chilled 
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With Crisp Potato. Chips Entertaining picks up again now 
that fall. is here. So how would 
you like a few of our recipes for 
dips? 
Use fresh, crisp potato chips with 
them. Place chips in a large bow! 
and in smaller bowls have two or 
three dips on the same tray. Makes | . 
pleasant before-dinner snacking. 
Chip Dip With Almonds, Bacon 
% cup roasted almonds 
2 strips bacon, cooked cris: 
cup sherp soft Cheddar cheese 
1 tablespoon green onion 
“% cup mayonnaise : 
‘% teaspoon Worcestershire sauce sd   
  decorative ‘frosting’ for the eggs, 
the rich tangy cheese. crackers add 
both appetite interest and eye 
appeal to these brand-new ‘‘dev- | 
iled eggs With a difference.” Fol- 
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them: 
Gourmet Deviled Eggs 
6 chilled hard cooked eggs 
crushed cheese crackers 
% teaspoon pepper 
Slice eggs in half lengthwise and 
remove yolks. Press yolks through | 
a fine. sieve into a bowl. Add % ‘tion, our young stay-at-home will| © tops. Chill well. Makes cup each of the crushed inch-, 
square cheese cracker crumbs and | 
‘ the mayonnaise; also add mustard, | 
parsley, salt and pepper. Blend 
well. Refill centers of egg whites | 
with the yolk-crumb mixture. Press 
the 2 filled halves of each egg to 
gether. Dip 1 end of each stuffed 
egg into remaining mayonnaise, | | 
flavored.“‘frosting” halfway up out- 
side of each egg. Garnish each 
with tiny sprig of parsley. Makes 
6 Gourmet Deviled Eggs. Serve | 
with potato chips, cold sliced toma- | 
toes and asparagus or other veg- | 
etable, and choice of crispy sal- | 
tines and round buttery crackers. | 
Note: To make the cheese crack- | 
place whole cheese 
crackers on a sheet of waxed paper 
Sauerkraut, Peas 
You probably never thought of 
combining sauerkraut and peas. | 
Well, in Pennsylvania they do just 
that and the result is good. 
* Sauerkraut and Peas 
“% cup butter or margarine ~ 
% cup minced onion 
1 No. 2'4 can sauerkraut 
1 cup cooked peas of one 86':-ounce 
tan peas 
2? teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 
In a heavy skillet, melt butter 
or margarine over low heat. Add 
onion and cook five minutes. Add 
remaining. ingredients, mixing 
well. 
Cook mixture over low heat 20 | 
minutes, stirring occasionally 
Serve immediately. Makes four to 
six servings. 
  Broil Ham, Peaches 
for the Main Course 
Broiler main course: Squares of 
cooked ham or luncheon meat are 
put on skewers and broiled along 
with drained canned peaches, 
Both ham and peaches are) 
basted with a sauce made by sim- 
‘mering a cup of the peach syrup | 
with a couple of’ tablespoons of 
  nutmeg. : 
  
Include diced fresh. prunes in, 
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chopped apples, celery, walnuts. 
and dressing, Or use instead of the i : -| pensive surprise toy. Davy Crockett 
Lunch Appeals 
to Pre-Schooler 
Why not have a surprise ‘‘Davy 
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schooler? Serve favorite foods and 
brighten’ the event with an_inex- 
Not only will it make the day 
happy, but when the school news is 
bursting out in evening conversa- | ‘yP* spreading consistency. Chill before 
! chill before serving. Makes 1% 
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Teaser Chip Dip 
Chop first four ingredients very 
fine. Add enough’ mayonnaise 
(about one-half cup) to give good 
serving. Makes td 
Chip Dip With Minced Clams 
leup creamed cottage cheese 
1 clove garlic 2 
“% cup minced clams 
1 tablespoon clam broth 
1 teaspoon lemon fulce 
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 
\% teaspoon salt : 
Me t ‘sromatic bitters 
Chives or green onion tops 
Put garlic through press or chop 
very fine, There should be about about 1% cups dip. * * 
Combine all ingredients. Pour in- to serving bowl and garnish with 
chives or rings cut from green on-   ‘ 
have some news of his own to tell. | 
Davy Crockett Lancheon 
of Pea or Tomate Soup 
rter-Cheesewich Potato Chips 
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Fruited Custard © Lemon-grapeade 
Since the beverage is to be a. Crean 
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Are Dessert ‘Naturals’ 
Peaches and almonds are ‘‘nat- 
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g00d butte lighted salted or 
sweet) to go with it, 
This Casserole Cornbread is a’ 
recipe we had noted many times | 
but had not tried until recently; 
the cheese variation makes it doub- 
ly useful. 
One word of reassurance to re-4 Are Good Buffet Supper Companions beaten egg yolks. Makes sox to, blobs of white will be taken care 
of in the baking. 
> Casserole Cornbread. 
2 cope commas, Pies cornmeal - poon 2 cups belling water 
” Me eup Rutter of Margarine (eoft) . 
in mixing bowl, Add boiling water 
and mix until smooth and free 
| from lumps; stir in the butter until | 
combined. Add milk; beat with 
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to get thick: stir into cornmeal 
mixture. With clean beater, beat 
egg whites yntil stiff; fold into 
cornméal mixture, 
Pour into greased 2-quart bak. | 
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For brunch — Serve the com- 
bread with crisp bacon and apple | 
rings. To prepare the fruit, core 
apples but do not peel. Slice into 
about \-inch thick rings. 
Cook in a little butter or mar. 
garine in a large skillet, one 
layer at a time; sprinkle with 
brown sugar, Turn rings to cook 
evenly on both sides, ' 
Skillet may be covered through | 
part of the cooking time to help)   /make apples tender. But watch! 
they should net get mushy. 
For lunch — When there's a 
ladies’ party. at noon, serve Cas: 
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chicken and green peas. . 
Add cranberry sauce so its gar- | 
net color will make the plates | 
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“Tl take: my chances,” said 
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He was on the job five minutes 
when he was robbed by gunmen, 
“We'll see about this," Sczesny 
said, and got an automatic pistol. 
He was held up Tuesday by two 
, who took $51. He emptied 
his pistol at them as they fied. 
Police yesterday picked up a man 
who appeared at a hospital for two 
minor gunshot. wounds. 
Sezesny quit his job. explaining: 
“Some of those robbers’ friends 
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LONDON—Great Britain is the 
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station GRAND HAVEN #—Plans for |!* °ompletion by next summer. 
* He was booked on a homicide/a 46-lot mobile trailer park have | However, @ previous similar plan | queror’s original French realm. 
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means exactly one ball game—not the World Se By PEE WEF REESE 
First Naturally, we didn’t feel like throwing a celebration, | , 
in Ann Arbor Top Despite Yesterdays Loss 
  
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|Shaw as head coach yesterday. 
, Shaw, a %-year-old veteran of 
| eollege and professional coach- 
ing, was signed to a five-year 
contract at an undisclosed sum. 
It takes effect Jan. 1, 1956. 
He was named civilian consult- 
ant to the academy football staff 
last summer, This position will be 
terminated tomorrow and‘ Col. Rob- 
ert V, Whitlow, -athletic director, 
will double as head .coach of the 
school’s Ist team. It plays anh eight- 
game schedule against regional 
freshman teams this fall, 
The academy's footbal! blueprint 
calls for stepped up varsity. com- 
petition starting in 1956. It. is to. 
culminate in annual games with | 
Army and Navy and the schedul- 
ing of major opponents from top 
conferences across the nation 
UNTY m.c. 
Avondale’s Gronski 
Suffers Broken Leg 
Avondale Yellowjackets’ chances 
of retaining the Oakland B league 
crown were greatly dimmed last 
night when ‘regular left . halfback 
Dick Gronski suffered a broken 
Frank Crowell reported that 
Gronski, a junior in his Ord year 
Blomberg le expected to fil the half position in tomorrow's game 
with Madison. DENVER ®~A step toward pull- 
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LINEMAN OF WEEK — Jim Houston, 185-pound 6-1 end for Uni-   versity of Washington's Huskies, today was named lineman of the week 
by the Associated Press. He helped jolt Minnesota, 30-0, in last. week's 
Semi-Pro Series Victory 
left leg in a prictice session, Coach |   upset win with some superb playing. He scored two TDs, intercepted a. 
Gapher. serial een other ings. 
  
Hawaii and Wichita Seek 
MILWAUKEE (*—The Hawaii two-run lead in the first inning. | 
Red Sox bopped little hits around) added four more in the we and | 
Milwaukee County Stadium last | * oo headed for crown : nd the $10,000 first Pron money 
        ers 86 and carry the final round 
ot the Global World Series of semi- | vane i ie = ° 
pro baseball to a show-down game | 
tonight, ; All the Red Sox runs came on | 
“—e: = @ short hits as Hawaij batters were | 
The Red Sox carried the taller 
U.S, champions to 10 innings and | 
banded the Bombers their first de- | 
feat in the double elimination tour- 
nament., Wichita tripped Hawail| Hawaii added one more run in content to dump the ball into the 
oufield rather than go for the, 
|long ball, 
  
  Monday on a 5-3 score. | the sixth and cinched it with two! 
The Bombers jumped off to a|in the tenth: Majo Uyehara start- 
  
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Canada rallied for four runs in 
the seventh inning in the first 
| game of the twin bill to take third 
place by ousting Colombia, *| 
219 Yearlings Sold | 
for $484,600 in Camden | 
CAMDEN, N.J. (~The annual,   
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to Lakeshore, 24-13 im ‘its 2nd tilt. 
In the single inter-sectional game, 
Troy wil] gun for win number one 
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| Tibs suffered tn the Jackets Ist | one inet week to Madison, 6-0 after to Lakeshore, 12-7. - 
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Leonard V. Falcone, MSU 
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Falcone said the 125-member | 
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_FIFTY-SEVEN   
Yankees Favored after defeating the Broshiya Dody Issler Stays in Race, inthe National Seniors Gat Seay _ 
‘Spartans s cent Wi n Or ver M Ogee ere BEY Although there has been 20 
scrimmage for the crow that will 
bear the brant of Saturday's tew 
hours of testing at Ann Arbor, 
a 
work in the MSU camp. — 
a Gean'h week at jellies 
‘plays, assessing weaknesses dis.     
the attempted aerial, grabbed the 
ball in the air and ran 4 yards | 
to the Minnesota #4. This set up 
a Yi-yard field hs by Dean | 
Derby. 
Before the game was over Houy | § PALO ALTO, Calif. @—You gan 
throw straight questions at Chuck 
Taylor, Stanford 
and get straight answers. 
Question 
beat Obio State?” 
that's what we're going 10 do.” z 
1! ise 3 e fe 
if into a tradition. 
He had more to say about his 
fans across the nation will get a) 
chance to watch it in action Sat- 
urday when Stanford meets Ohio 
State in the national television 
  | by stopping Ohio State, that's not a new idea, Taylor Has T V; Game Won: 
|Stop Hopalong — Beat OSU 
. eyes to the national championship 
: “Do you think you can) of the ability of Cassady, the Hop- 
along halfback who led the Buck- 
‘a year ago, He is not overlooking 
the power of the red-haired sen- 
jor’s running mate, Jerry Hark- 
rader, either. 
3 Former ‘M’ 
Captains Top 
ANN ARBOR — Three former 
University of Michigan football 
captains are among the Big Ten’s 
most successful coaches.   and thrice All-American end, is in | 
  feated 1932 team while Forest | - 
Evashevski, head coach. at Iowa, | 
the 1940 team. 
served. under 
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Harry football and picked up his. experi- 
ence in the army. He replaces Bob 
Bennie Oosterbaan, 1927 leader | | Handloser, 
Kart Perryman, 
his eighth season as head coach of guard from Mobile, Ala., unable | 
defense and football his Alma Mater; Ivy Williamson, | to make the Indiana trip because of 
Face “ |head coach at the University of leg injury, was on ‘the roster; 
Wisconsin, captained the unde- | replacing Arch Matsos of Detroit. Big 10 Mentors _| spr today that the New York Yankees| take a 20 lead into Ebbets Field would win their 17th World Series! for the third game on Friday.   from seven sfates teed off today 
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sepa cut pened min he ATI Sr ti Mary a wth Ona Comm mt mec eto eae fo — | |The fall term starts 
After Biting ny ein Yur |S es cco aa revo |CIVI Slay oe peed ae ay 
is top 17% million by t it would eau St, was held . BT Ch Premera | for coeemmen a $58,000 | fense Mee od by that. time. not already 
treated Cemet burial in eral| CLI amed| Vote / jor road . ——_———— 
in Reading inst siete the tenihgveatert oat shortly after birth Mary Lou died Bhar pina areal Od | res vos oe oe ght at Davisburg Mrs. Patricia Jack 
ated right te better rest greatest need by her birth. She i died | as was elected . Ivah Hal- voted “‘no” polls Tuesday DAVISBUR Found De icKson 
She we, Many of thi room facili ond parents is survived pee a2 te and installed voted “yes” on while only 403 meet G— A Cwil ad in H 
teu ty ber > roan fgglomabe ren noche ie — plapetrencensig jAusiliary of | Teach while only © Sarg Town ball at 7: @ Detonee| A Zizeareld = 
Ff gph eng more. than in use were bor at the recent ican Le- Teacher training __ | night. hall at 7:30 vis-| Township wom West Bloomfi 
biting, a Penny | mete. then 20 years egy vent | Town A Beach. sesatine ‘akieier’| Canes eae facilities of ; p.m, te.|in her home by Oak som deat 
age. the bird dropped wre fs yt. Drenalin wn Also S : g pany cling io rary pT saeee nate a Se as coma aoe 
mer. dead ald. an i\h ae urveys for 2n ‘ peapel rp gpent foaiass oth ete given on civil ina, Gee ie be av 
8 In many cases d: Wate a. have enrolled Persons wre |28ce ound Mrs. P y 
Booster had to . Jones said r Tow citar repo bonkigin ane Sak ee | raenens 
; Night be closed , gates er bg id courses and | sprawled St. J f 
ay away when ‘and visitors 0 0 requested to mora eased wecasa’ cane hae bee sgperrs 
873 will meet cone & areas MILFO ve . rding to Director heart. Ar -S80-calber in her 4 
Eiccataoetert one. wit Sed RD — Council : Mar : "Begg emedind paced mor od mar ed kas ae ay 
ex Night.” A ' : . ee here have voted members | fi ‘ OF mst | -upomerim s lrpreae Mrs. Jackson body. . 
Township reception The five-year pte ® | Chamber ot C to permit the toed of Birmingha . [ | sky watch tower of the new threatened elcie divorcee, h 
and anew a ee tary ine n pth park im- | end move Negro ne a cana tae wher) 2% oe - : — poy want in so 
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sabe a |e i ere aorta |e ea ay amish Maree = ae 
7 PT A Is Plan : set for the wedding | the following tang cl each | off feed cae, of bce aa would coe wale te » ae ping. the land in an Anniversary Meet It’s Wheat Planti , 
ae ‘ee . ning: -\H Ars. ing proble : ‘ter but y supply - OY | os aries of PEER—The : LANS ing Ti 
he : olly Pai The house m. Pe would eq a more wa- Heckmott at patrolmen roe Street WSCS of ING W— ime 
é opp I et Oo peat aw Announce differe =a be mo - alabiarg TS TE “ the pres-| “ere oak Ley Kenneth yer meet ‘in aprcemra fo tince Saar rote lower Mi ane rahe hase 
iv : n schoo | ingle aera by ye Ques Hon, rebuilt end nee nt Bartlett B een ag too Br week, and Chief =. Polio gary pariors at |S, the for winter _—s in 
ir t I Slat wpe pe a The ee mee vin |S mire «wet. hy will receive | Sevotions. = ith the Feuth Cir /POPENE Federal State Crop Re 
‘to Be Held Oct es) tt Seat ee | “ae tg ome | SEE ee wee ees tere 
oe daught instal the acres on N ion of . outstandi : 
Ww er, parking houre, for the N. Milf Milford’ . tanding ev 
Schot © Band ds. ia glean Welch, 10) rang Negotiations are 1 c, then | les new developmen ta tne en wn tho ee cee Z| = wap porr orth co 
will William , son of M ranged are elopment, with jto W in the stand 15th anni celebrati RRECTI 
be the eaen. The Cobting wrots ok *.) bank wim tee Oakiang Suto pany told connect The com o Weaver and parking lot next zation of versary of the = ON 
: Morn dn inet, The wedng tok pac as be ora tense comet, pany tld comactl mvabers that Loy street, saa pplcite store on oer kcwresdite Be IG! ue eevee 
me executive board _ _ Attending oo ast! the pai off with meney tr to enits | well repens sien 1 took “se- ; to be present. mem-|9 have wedey, Sept mont of 
Prealding elect- M ple rhing meters. change loca Harold n# 
yeaet Preieny Ltr Carbon, ear She Fleaded by Don Breen _ ee ene lek | 
ae nigral mre wt ane ie pect Re pRoatrenaghe gh ORTONVILLE — ee Sap Pewee AUCE 
i veery, oe ois narhatn 08 light the nabs gens to Discketop pe -oveondlag 764 Pile pe Motts Brand ‘ 
seems} County Births Ka ad sen eb iad Wa <i | 
’ nty Births A eesilia e 6 wae Ors leet copes Uni- Jars c 
recently | \*s; ane pane Malett, by the Jack: council mem! ER’S 
pitt and Mra. irk ay nate, 2 | Co. of Detrlt for ibalvision apy ~ 
eee SCE scant itt | | 
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take place at the 7:30 Rrra, page. BP 4 Pn ag built aa ae $s Finest : 
Commerce PTA|* aay = -3 8t., Chester Jay Peathers, tion is bod ar rg The organiza- 
woth ong «air ana Mr Donald dow bee ata i ole toni 
ot th will | cae. eae are 4, Maarvin, Adieine, Peach Hill conaiviaen - 
i | sneiton of 93 a are (Ware here. 
_ business ott, Delph Shelton | TOWER SURVEY 
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. eae ee i Ted __.. THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1955. : IFT Y-NINE ~ Eewlar Damana Cyit | Wisaria Linton changed thet Fowt- AT, tack himself, sald all the Presi-| desk and look forward to next fall) Hachem, Bog cha set al Jos ose Ferrer t Don Nose|G()P Undecided Stie Divers a det as ol take od ketene = - Dismissed by Court |tunt“stonmy.msa(for- Last Fling at Cyrano | catmiy® wit hig Soh, TOS ANGELES @-A 900.000| weycce she sheted the tock wes| By BOW SROMAS | 0amtnta NBC _moctacdas, on dnd Choice Whyte Midget Sub Pree Fon M setene Mon! | ag : , G|rumaerdn eh | ryt ry amare os | Strand 
  
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    with a Great Dane named Cuddles | Eisenhower ; to return to a : ion ot CRIVE-IN THEATER 
tor told of his long association |" epics — the World War II Italian piglet | Stephenson & £. Maple (15-Mile) 
with Cyrano Vice President Nixon was men-| vont, Marssures 16 feet long and MU 9-1902 “y tioned far more frequently thant” a” two ts ait keep saying Tl never do him | any other GOP: figure-by- state| | 7" —— 
again, but something always comes | Republican , national er . 
up to make me- do committeemen and national com-| Divitw ana aurinciie ane 
’ tieewsenen reached by, The AS-| Vi, compreased sir. The sub 1 Nixon FP bay iad a ee 
eomerg dmehetee ye “ma vane oem wet Sepa grey eny aan sald be ha gale |Pary that Brought, th aa 
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in Defense Wastes [Sur ranking them in any ‘order. fe Most of those n ‘ 
WASHINGTON @®—Secretary of | gory included- Nixon; several did 
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to conduct a “never give up”| Others designed as the “strong-/ be 
search. for. waste vagance | est candidate” by two or more 
and ‘duplication in an‘ effort to| party officials were Chief Justice trim defense spending Earl Warren, Secretary of the 
This, rather than a reduction of | Treasury Humphrey and Milton S. 
els, was said yesterday to have| Thomas E. Dewey and Sen. Wil- 
been Humphrey's suggestion after | liam F. Knowland of California. 
Secretary of Defense Wilson de- Similarly inconclusive were the 
cided it was unwise from a mili-| Party officials’ replies to the ques- 
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ts of agent for ¢ircus and carnival work 
K. Sowles, a pre f y were calling: attention to a ot ne re niverity’ and Yelopment of new techniques iD | dispute between the union and 
one of the leading authorities on! ¥#'etfow! management. Ringling. Brothers and Barnum & 
American waterfowl, recently com- oF. 2 | Bailey over wages and 
pleted a five-year study of the pri-| He also found that the repopula- | conditions by displaying placards 
vate life of prairie ducks tion of marshes by artificial re-| and passing out leaflets whenever 
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fon was by marking individual | 7° ATe85. los amit oY binds with @ total of 2,181 ducks |, | : | Mail Via Heaven _ heated. 'High Priced Exemption | COLUMBIA, S. C. @ —Columbia : LEY OOP | He found that some ducks trav-| DALLAS, Tex. ® — Internal | Postolfice suthorities reported they ” oa 
i more than 4,000 miles between | Revenue agents had a time con-| even though the sender had \ 
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ees ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 ) . ee aa ro 7 : : Wide aca Z i % : ; Be ‘ t H W: é 2 : se ‘ ee | Se Set _|No Plates of License ate Wonted Make ; rep : IFMS SOT.’ Brings 115 Days in Jail eee es Ag3-year-old woman and her two| ey PEN ee ee For driving = neither ab p-| ee ah 
jured yesterday in a 2car crash : i on his auto, Clayton Ortwine, 25, a un Pores “ 
pesane «mye GALES Factory Sales Climb to | Township will spend the next 15) "BAS Bilan inten Mapes Agapoc b | Over Six Million Units |days'in the Oskland County Jail. | sRjCRLAVERS PLENTY oF Mellesmoen of 704 Emerson St. ‘ Th h Auau: Silla meg. Cail eves. EA 3.011, © and her children, Janice, 2%, and rough August Ortwine pleaded guilty to both| Sop?” SUNPER. FOR INTER et charges when he appeared before! Late Orion, Alin, Mr. Clark: Give | Macate Police ot the Pontice Post |: DETROIT w—Factory sales of Township Justice Al-| ~ ‘Efnttmeriouee.” phone "No. and of -kete 6,348,117 motor vehicles in the |jen C, Ingle yesterday. éAB DRIVERS: x AND. $s et ae ticketed Richard a. Pickford, 16, , - Rast time fF “night abit. Apply REAL ESTATE SALES F 955 Argyle St. for failure to yield United States during the first eight |. He was sentenced to 90 days on Lake, 3 to 6 p.m. 1 \ 4 ; q the first count and 25 days on the} CLERKs FOR 0G: STORE essential, Wil! ; right of way. They said he turned ‘months of 1955 set @ record for the wont Exper or trols cae qualiaed’ man in front of Mrs. Mellesmoen's car s he Automobile Manutac second. time. Must be over Birm on US 10 near Silver Lake road. period, ; 
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i, Bloomfe up , 1 ae Bm. Coie Me, 3 at 6, te 
. for parehons of 6. fire treck chases f ; ——— 
te te tho ates TL BERGSTROM of the City Clerk. the City tea ve the| KEITH MITTLEDORF JOHN ENSWORTH STEWART 
waive any pommannes aise ae TO INSTALL OFFICIALS — The Pontiac Chapter, center, Senior Councilor John Ensworth: and right, 
é R. J. ST. Order af DeMolay will conduct a public installation | Junior Councilor Stewart George Bergstrom. A din- 
; sept. 20, 1985 | Of Officers Saturday, at 8 p. m. Shown are the new | ner preceding the installation will be served by Jobs 
REOMTAA: horicn | officers: . left, Master Councilor -Keith Mittledorf; | Daughters Bethel No. 40 at 6 p. m. 
TUESDAY sth, 1988 To the ot the 
er pear east Soy Advances | MARKETS Railroads Spur writ te dalenigan "Bisse tae Bs tase I the undersigned will, upon any ~~ Produce ba day except Gunday and « iega! . . the day of any feguler or special elee- { ents . | ~~ PerROrr PRODUCE | tion or I election, receive for - D Sept. 29 ‘(AP)-—Wholesale d | Spas mes oe neon ee a ae me for such registration, : Pepe Oe tie Bare ot Mt ss0-3.00| NEW YORK @&-Railroads pro, ee eet te tte Sees} =CHICAGO W@ — Heavy rains! a: “Deuctees . 000 bu, Mo. 1./ vided the buying spark today in time” intervening ‘between -the. thirtieth | thro much of the Midwest, | {5° *,°* be), Greenine®, Suiien taney, {the stock market, ; aed ay Seanias, Spoial or eitieia. — 330 ba; No. 1 2.80-3.90 bur; Castaloups By early afternoon, prices were primary election and’ the day of such| coupled with a mildly bullish gov-| 35 + No. 1. 2 Gea tle Tix 5 coins chek bacoee “Notice te hereby given that I will be| ernment crushings report, mat] ie ing eg Peat nyt i at my office Priday, October 7th, 1956 fancy, 4.60 bu.: No. 1, 3.00-3.86 bu.; Bose, Keaneth 2, LAST DAY POR soybeans spinning up as much as | Ssey. 4 ws te “ i. 2.76-| outside, McGlynn, ty htg of yh eye FS 3.28 bu. iiurbenk Mok rise today the third | born, was sentenced to 30 on said day, for the eight cents at one time on the/}38 bu. Plums. Wot, Seeks ‘The day was » was, 
be ew . bu; Prune.’ Ne 1 1 8-2.28 te bu. ~| straight since the major break that/ Oakland County Jail of the lectors as shall properly | Board of Trade today. melons, Not, 28-198 bu. came Monday on news that Presi-| after pleading guilty to a “ihe name of 6 person but an actua;| Wheat near the end of the first| Uie2as ba green, round, taney | dent Eisenhower bad sutfered aot driving with a revoked resident of the précinet at the time of | hour was % to’% higher, Decem: |1%0 bu; Ne. 1, 246-400 bu., grew Mane : ~ |before West Bloomfield ssid registration, and entitled under was , tone Wheniee ie i. 300-380 ou Lima, heart attack, : C 
resident to ote, at tha next. diction, | Ber S2OF%; corn To to 1 cent high-| ancy, 450 be. No.1 36008, 63) re market opened higher with |Justice Elmer C. Dieterle. shell be entered tm ee er, December $1.35%; oats % to) va-"Wan fancy, 4.00 bu. Me. 1, 3.00-| g brief rush, Thereafter prices| penow the crowd 
* “Gny Clerk, | @ higher, December €3%;—rye 1 Wo. 11 00138 gon. bche. topped, No. i,| turned mixed and leaned lower. | dict’s 10th gre * 
Sept. 29, 30. 1985/ to 1% higher, December $1.13%; | }00-125 bu | Brocsoll, fancy, 280 ac | That trend was replaced gf ee 
No-| Noo 1 4281.46 bus curly, Wo. b Ite” gradual improvement he by : soybeans 5% to 7 cents higher, No- a te: $1 Te ee ee vember $2.50%; and lard 10 to 20/ Spr ei ee abe Gon - No: | the railroads. Huron at. Lynn 8t. Storm Drains in Lakeside Sub- ; swres eS Leos, Ber ial sinane bekee chen ware tee Grice and recta Plat Ne.| cents a hundred pounds higher, | t,,10 0" (s.tnower, ioe don) York. Central, Northern Pacific,| Square Dance Fri. 101 October $11.27 : Ho. t, 325818 aos. | Coleey,. eT Unite Air Li American Tele- oo Se ° Prank . . ‘38 doz, ‘bebs. Corn, No, 1. ated 2 Drayton Plains. oe Catherine "Daniel Ralph. Gyelheue. Grain Prices Lie t-dee. beg, Cucumbers, taney hee phone, Anaconda Co., American Young and old. 4 Louls L. Amy, Arthur and bu;-No. 1 3.%5-4.80 bu; dill No. 1 Tobacco, Youngstown Sheet & ‘ Lake, © ©, Schmits, Wiliam E White, CHICAGO GRAIN bu; ’ No. 1, 475-625 bu. 4 North W. Oba: ©. Hove, J. A.- Tillson,| CHICAGO, Sept. 29 (AP)— Open to- | Pt | rg Ox aan, tebe. Tube, Chrysler, Boeing and Scandinavian smorgasbord, Onare B. 0. ‘love a : ee “4 Chureh, Oct. nM Christ yer, Prom | Whent "| MBr assis. 67 [NOL A DG0L-60 bus long type 38-38) American Aviation. John’s Lutheran Chu Sieklerski, ~~" ee ROU MAF cecece.. COM Boe pe becker Kahireni. io. i tee. Reservation only. 
Vern E. Keter, Bayes, desephs Risser, | May vscisss 200% — Ryo" 1138 Gog. Rohe. Leaks Ko. h, | New York S oe © Zain. Poul @ Masters, Cart T. Sung: Ty ag 7 NNW Dec .ssesere LIM | basket. Ontons, dry, Me. 1, ison ‘Late Morning Quotations St. Benedict's, West uist, Elbert L. Daniels, Joseph Prench, sseees- Toni | Dag: green, feney, 1.20 dos, beha.; No. ae ha ~ 2 ‘ Sona W. Speer, Nettie Beyer, Harvey 1, 1.00-1.10 .dos, dehes.; No. 1, veness 33 8 Ent Paper . I : Day, Earl G. Bryant, Clifford L. Gaines, 10 10 Ib. Parsley, 1.40.18 dos. ins Ghee... B4 | Der, Sunday, coyonnene Archie Greer, J. A. Tillson, A. O. Hen- a 4 behs.; Parsley root No, - & a P = es ae pun, Se 7s oon ee . derson, Elwell Powell. Elvis Doughty, scccgee HLS [SSNS FORO Be t tieeee Se ath. heh cok Gest’: 31a) 7c, children. : cartiisnanteedocae: ; B. Ryden, Henry te, Cayenne No. i, .16-1.00 pk. basket: | 1 ‘uit Gee” sa. 2 : pHi he wy: oe Re frets atone eh | vias: Sd Sees P| ammnee sa Vast Cenaregns | SE 2 | Sey peated ne | a \ * . . 0 ne « . le i f th 1, 1.50-2.00 bu, Pimentos Mo. 1, 3.90-| 1 sorsee G2 Kelsey Hayes . 38.5 | neii) 1-9 
Phillis Green, “Berl “Gordon, sherman |, CHICAGO, Sept. 29 (AP)—Ralanle hogs | NO. 100-138 bu, Radisnes, the ‘ 1 84 Eieege 88: 2 St. John’s Meth-| _ Sent. 90, inl. < Office $400 Streeter, Edward Kaiffen. Mrs. Z @. | 9.000: slow carly. m nite |No. 1, 88-80 don. debs; white, fancy, | J g Kroser _.... 23) Rummage sale. one bunt fe ot her were, Thompson, Robert &. amd Blanche | buichers, later tras er’ cast’ decline | 1.00 dot. bebe; No. 1 45.90 dos. bobs. | Am “ie me Wgba & B M4 odist. Church. 443 Highland St.| {rehe‘sna just, to the end of her Sretma Elie Totten, “Charles” Bulender. . 'W Re. hy fe ES ternuty Mo. 1 ng oe Seis Am ng... * My: a queue ey oie “a tuncere and true, tm her heart end be'smae ; Bailey, Elmer Swaneey, Alexander Bang- active, -weak to 25 low- | 128-1. ; . o- 150 | Am avg : "+ Na Mothers Club rummage mind, : tel ‘end isle ‘Treeve, Prea Prottici, mens er. moat decline on weiahts «38 5 ae a FP ~ "italian ‘eat om io Oe RS 3 Chet’. wt sale 98 W. Huron. Sat. Oct. 1. Deceiitd memories she ry 4 ; ry egy Oe Fenehell. a") Yb. butchers 15.50-16.00 No. f and in? bu.: Langs By | 4m eas - Soe + | —Adv. : . . : 
Bask, Ovorge W. ane ian M Base, Ernest |% 190-290 Ib, 18.75-16.00; Tew hundred | 128, ‘1 My bu: outdoor, | Anse . ta. ma Youth ' Center 3 Whitman. George Tre ©. Wright. |head st 1660; bulk 230-260 Ib. 18.18. | Peaeety 5 basket: Not, Tae tl | ~ i B4) Rummage sale. . Se “ : bale ge dg YW. Menartam, | SES tase qrecte 3-0 ‘ad “tighter pe basket ME 100128 dee. | poe wep D oe he Lake Orion, Fri, and Sat. —Adv. d —. Charlies W, Brewin, Kath- 50-15 25: few selected lots tb. ¥} topped wy we. |! s0e0 v . ' ‘ : 
vine ire Core, Wisner baareie and fo IS.so: larger, tote 400-506 colard to 1, 38-475 bo. Rule, e.| | me $4 ~~ ene oh yt sagt wh F 4 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor. Sartell. "Henry C, Coleman, RAVmONG I dae te Te ea op and low. | L, Leeckae bat Mustard, Me. fbi ss at dt rere 54) Ee . 2. Ye : Riakee’ Helen, Chorbe, Dot Batiny, docx | Salable cattle 2,000; salable calves 200; bu. Sorrel No, t. 1.00-1'39 bu. spinaen oe 2 M8] Detwing Sate-Way Driv- pam Rs, Pembleton to all persons interested, | steers and heifers scarce, About stead: | | 35-1.50 bu. Turnip Wo. 1, 1-1-2 bs. Pe + $19) ing FE. 23-2253. Ady. taxe notice That the roll of the Special soende: connate Ghd caliente trem; oer Lettase one male ons Celery Ci settee Ward ts ge le oe “We Assexsment here m of” ae Sr classes mostly steedy: « load of choice | ™ ba. theached We ok, 00 air. lil age] Mayride Parties. Food furnish- : that. part ef the which the Com. |®04 prime 1.025 Ib. yea few | bu- role Ne. 1. 2: bu. ; s+ S14 Muller Br... 33.5| ed. FE 2-8231, : —Adv. - mall mission decided should be paid and|® Dackage 850 Ib. weights 24.00: s few) oo. cio. “o'ns.3 95 bu. tuce aes Murray Cp °.. 313 : : jorne by special assessment for the cen. | “heite yearlings end seers Up te 1.200 | No 1. 4.06 bu: eed Non 1400-436 jer 9 ce ee, ss SS ‘ mg) 4 sale Sat. 9 am. to) “thy Tugeral Rome cree struction rm s e tol- 23 25° t ood 1344 _ bu. . s; a: _ case 2 nm. Squirrel Ady.) - ; woe i hs Ib: 16.00, a few utility and commercial leaf Bs sokee ba. sen & Re aS Sos Geet Deets e FAR oS : Donelson-lohns nue from ‘Terry Lake to Dresden. Park. | steers 1400-1800; @ few prime heifers ts Nat used -. ab ° ONERAL #OM view Avenue from Lake to Park-| i's50 tp. mined steers and helfers 22:50 | — CMICAGO AND EGGS ov Net Toes cl ne Business Notes DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS se. de Avepe from Woodland | good tp high choice heifers 18.50-22.00; Sept. (AP) —Butter i Ee Whee ‘ie We den" Avenue trem "Wosdland. “Diive "to | Pert jendculter and uUllty light belt. | weaay: receipts Eei.243:  wnolessie | ss Z EH Be M vow . 353 : ba ft. 8 W. of Kennett, Holly- | Ths5. 13 96: and cutters 8.00-/92 A $7.75; 90 B 66.5; 88 C 54; cars 7! 16a No AY . > aauceeraed 
Rorih. to'stlay. "Woodiend‘Drive "rom | I-08; whey snd commercial bulla 1360. | st, apc fea 0: °° © M: Sm & BE fer “Feel... "| Cost reductions, averaging 10 per iple La ue to Trunk Sewer, ls now | 19.09: several ioads medium to low good | buying prices unchanged to'3 lower: Ue. -. 334 Onto ... $4.4) Cent in property damage and 20 FUNERAL HOME fe in my office for publ tion. | soe) 00-18.50 whites e cent A’s 51; wens 4ii Gl .ee.d in bodily liability in Mich- : or Motor erNatice, it 'alno ‘bereby” given that the | ".1.275 > 180d ely active, | mined $6; meguume, a US. ‘ 3 ecto a ies. bee | DOT Cont Ambulance i Commission and the Assessor of the City | Salable"theep 1 be aoe with |40:  dirties 28: checks $7; current | ¢ - 2.7 pan aw A . wo | igan by the Allstate Insurance Co. is of Pontiae, will meet at the Commission | ‘Prine lambs strong 06.30" ieee good | receipes Chrysler ...... 064 vanh Bp... 138 by Cc . Monuments 4A Chamber im the City Mall in said City | Sdvance meiniy oo kinds grating send Cities - 484 Feram rut |.. 304 | WAS announced by George C. Pow-| on the th day of October, A.D. 1965 at | ORG, Deter:  Yeaeinge cma lames 1900. pera Clark iP Parse We ... 4 ell, resident manager of the De- : 8 o'clock P. M.. to review said assess- | SONY Bleeds: & ota b8-82 50: call | sernew EGGs Climax « GS veauy, oC ..des | ment, at which time and place oppor. | 22-02 with & few prime 2238-2280: cull) raerporr. Sept. ‘ ree 2 fob | Gluete Pee... 3 bens vow ; ai.g | troit branch office. Pontiac was Seer re Neages soem iar |r Sad Penge tae oan ig ger come tonenes ee | Soe oe ah roy Oe, Ha | tee oovenicnee clon ee “a eGre. 20: doubie | ‘ a ented ter Sag rneps -3 saan) be eaten * DAR EVANS deck 71" Ib. good and chotce Washing: overage 67, extra large 63 large. Ta | Sot "Ses. mee iss _ Mor. one age t ; City. Clerk | tM’ feeder lambs 19.00. wid are. fi, medium 1850 wid 815 Come Ed... 46.3 Puuy Mor .464| ‘The amounts of reductions will September 29. "55 — o*. ee 34 wed tvs 8%: ares © | Con Bate... 03 ‘ileby “tauls’’: oe | vary with the make and model of 
IT, Sep. 2 (AP) 2 i Browne-Grade & jumbo 64-68 ta. avg Gonsum ‘Pow 407 PH Hale... 88) car the amount and kind of use Notice of Intention to Construct | DETROIT. Sept. 20 (AP)—Hogs— Sal: | oie large 8774-60 wid avg 86. Sone pt 46 tie rota GO ...tws| CSF. Day | conte fees eeee ee ene aan | aoe. Wel ae Oe grees large | Cont Bek 4 ss. @4/ to which it is put, and the area Storm Drain in Block Bounded by | cents iower; sows about steady: £ tew | 47-84 wtd avg a9: grade C Jarge 36-57| Cont Bek ... #, Pure ud"... 881i which i¢ te Ae Oni Glendale, Menominee, Genesee and | Poorly tested account smoll receipts; Oey | Wid avg af Deewees 29. Gent Mot BOA MRA a = it is principally , Read. nd Mostiy 190-220 Ib 15.76-16.00; ° Con oaee «+ 41) Powe said. 
Coes hereby notified that at a other weights very scarce, bag 3 aes 4 WhiterOresen A extra lorge 98-60, | Corn Pd. ++. is teu ce — Sequiar meeting of the mission of eee ogee sales sows 360-600 large 53-60, medium 6, small at | Bere ...:c.c) 341 sey ae B .w3! The Farm Equipment Institute FOR WANT ADS the-STth day of september 1608 by Teco. | Catt le 180. Market generally | 53/55, "medium 43-43. small 30-33, grace | Det Bete ae Eg ete Ms, |: 384 recently elected officers for the _1BM SUPERVISO lution it was declared to be the intention | steady; fresh _focetpts most ae Gen tee 4“. Aire... 10.6 of sus Lead | 44 ensuing year at the closing session IAL FE 2-8181 oo aaa ; of the City mission to construct | PASC bray odagecabogy Caprio steady; | ®t weak ane ae Soa’ Chee: O83 ih ie is DIA “s . vacation, storm drain in block hounded by Gien- gee demand for high good Yo prime — otletings. im re 5 hy fair demand. | Pont... 7333 o» neg cap .. da.4|/ Of the two day 62nd annual con- sick leave and holiday nol- cvenue and ‘Telegraph road at an ent- | uhder 1100, We offerings, cows, active, | fediums dragey. Smaiia re Durdsnsomé | Best “Kod... #39 seed ai st cao| vention at the Roosevelt hotel in From 8 a.m. to § p.m. : mated cost of ose Ind Pose" poe | honed omni Seeort peecnaa ‘and feeders. steady; | carsyevere of coediams Gnd sunie. El Auto Lite 43 on on ies New. Orleans >- os - with pian, profile one vn public inspee- | ®Sund 150 head mostly prime 935-1211 | ——— : El Mus .. tig seasons «4| One of the four members named errore & » Fg rai ah ee cul “shows Stead: ‘bon peed ama CHI og gg ee fre an ss: 38-2 Sotoay moo |. ov | to the Farm Equipment Institute “Er arvene sthee | 4 simian : preter capeasaiane) page ore Bee 5 -— choice fed = yoy Bye oo Hg ae ie po Ja total US. Bs-CCh-0 ve oe ¥ oe executive committee for three year then t. : mn background in bill 
plan. profile and estimate. and thet the | 206, chides "hag choice heifers | #1 305; | supp oer monty, | Pirestene .... 70-4 Sta brands. sed | terms was I. A Dufty, vice presi- that she fire ing, accounts rece cost thereof ae — in Vu 92.50: bulk utuity.and commercial gress | mend teat sates, Washinoeen F erctes # Pood we oe = ¢ Ba On aut =e dent and : al ma ‘ Trac. peen ee. inventory Lote I thru fi incl® Assetsors Plat 13 | steere ott gcse en Si, in 00884. i Gee win bes. tre .. 45 $0 8 WO es a A erie ror at - Gane "the ex a and Lots i29 thru 146 incl. Ottaws Hattie | Cutter os B4 wtity “asee 10 be-i3.50: basie (0430; Washington Fostiacs 41.7-| Gen Bak... 10 | id OL. Ono. 96-4 tor and Implemerit Division, Ford . rer Apply Box M Bea tise ment “district, to defray $4,087 00, the | DUK GAARA and cutter | 8.00 11.00; | Tacs eaa0 Gen Dram $¢ sevens 2” "| Motor Company, of Birmingham. fin “eamoee” We. en ted cost and th ; bulk and choice stock- | Gen FPds .... 79.3 Sun On - 04 C—_—ie | te even © pir te ss 18 BY GT |ore ana soceess (000-0098, tend See ib Gen Mille .-..128 Bein & Co 483| Stephen Stepanian has been an- sud p That, the Cotumtaslon of the City ot steers at 22.25; about 12 hea choice Pou Qen meters 4, yiv El Pd... %3/ nounced as the new mahager of tite for oan and laborers. Appl patios, 7 er Commission Chamber on the “th Gay of| “Eaiveersalabic, So, Marbet about |r oy pet DETROW POULTRY Gen Time 1-383 fer Gut \the L. G. Haig Shoe Store local- ene IF oe Sas sheet ¢ a altace "es : : ‘Supgestions and objections that may wey aguny: voy wend apnene Ml ae es cee ee ee Pee | eee 58 ee oeiicsei ly. Present manager Harold SS hese ee waa tant canines tat 2 AIM HIGH "WO wis nes —-‘TSiee higher: "call, to eommeretan groses| Heavy ‘bens. 26-28, light eng 11-18 Goodrich.) 148 fren Ait - 3%, | Martin is leaving to assume new pa gmail house on farm ‘oear Pow ~ Dated: September 28 dosh slow, weak’ te $2.00 lower; buld good | pout, veetere, (ever & Ime) ae: “orey Gookyeas .--. GS Twem Cos at duties with the tion, but} be 4: Ped ine toe ae nana CAREER GIRLS ADAP city. Clerk. om Hnelibege nl Prime. individuals 27 00- | CTORses 29:20, Barrid Rocks 20:31; old Kee... “8 Un Garvie 198 | will continue to make his home the Gy eter acm ae pM cemtlOmet ene seesenrs Sept. 20, 1955 4 ; lity | Toosters -15; ducklings * Gt West @ .. 21.3-Gn i 166.4) in Pontiac. ‘CREVROLET ire Cl : phan soa ich t tnd commereia 120-1 0; cull and tow | Quges 43; pomng Heavy ‘oe bom ‘Urkere |remmound’ ., iS) Yam Air tim ‘aed a CASH SANT AD RATES "Woodward a egies “ gncep—oalable | : Hares Mie :: 72 Up Oe ce it4] ‘Winiam H. Kmudsen, Ponti ' Tae BETWEEN So AND SFO yee \e Mark ly | ¥ am ’ ni, ac , ay, Competes last thureaay: trees | CHICAGO routay Woliana P eve us. He ee. ad reattor, is. atteniing the Gesst * érive — wom in oe Ob ascents svensas tos conte after a weak opeming: sheep |, CHICAGO, Sem (APY Lie poutey | Homeatt.-- 303° EB Seat | realtor, 3 op. gh = ; strong; bulk and chats native | neh, telapes;’ receien tae aeoue Hooker Ei pf iol Wal - 3 | Lakes Appraisers Conference of i wi " ; = om pecan eaten spring lambs 16-00-21 00; few high c | (yesterday 970 164.417 Ib); fob. | Moud Mer ... 18.6 Worn B Pic 01) Society of Residential Apprais- 2.70 3 . a = gh doen't fi eiaes eas unite end prime lots 21.25-21.75, utility and | Suimrcay O° cnchenged. heavy tere|t cent’ ..”' a4 Woe Ua ty. 28 ' 8 ao © ase wasb. | I | 10% good 15.00-18.00: cull and iow util) PTGS. Bt hens 116-188; broilers. or Rey .. 837 Were £1 a) ers, being held the last half of this ‘s fe Midwest Employment - nvesting in | choice “ssughter ewes 2.00-16.80: most | An Ui gaeid Rey Be pcg Mig Oa Re Whe Mot te $3 | week at Cleveland. pi dele : ‘ as a Biden. and choice native feeder lambs ery ‘ Inepir cop + WA Yale & Tow 64.3) oe nn * a. —- _ rE int Bas Mach “408 yount Sf". 7 img?| Jack Habel, former automobile} © cA A BEANE ; Mighty Typhoon Rolling |i "mex" ’..“tie Zeath "nea 1512/ dealer in this city, has joined the ¢ Price Break sh | STOCK AVERAGES staff of Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor, BOX REPLIES ee Uren Kyes u Island XEN YORK, Sept. viet © 97 West Lawrence St, as a sales. a we * Setay TOKYO @—A mighty typhoon ~~ 0 | m Canadian Fund isa U. S. , _ Indust. Ratis Ott stocks | ™AP : There were replies at 
a ee n by Fear s Sead wb Perches Cddht wn the tion thes was sos Ta? 1984 Co the Press office tn the oof sated goon ee bas conc 5 oe i fet i! iBs/New Sales Record — | | stoning sexe fied investment in com- 14 1mB8 ‘ y j da i 
ro ed Seah pcm more than a3 iss ifor Pontiac Dealer an e 148. tions selected on the fl retail price 3 s/10F Fon rs {ean So 
Teavoiia? coal ain ons , Pontiac gr Piet cbemse de -_ day period of September ran -< + ring beta age Ain sane motion 0 igh Low Noon | Per cent Tore than during the anted 6 pectus . ; aad caw mad aciager mets “| same period a year ago, R. M.| We Ail ph a gla , market in e + 22 41) Critchfield, Pontiac General Man- 
‘OLE 241 by-fa| ace ee ioe we : or write Ptccr dog A 13 Sino a soe at wate keto Ng : ; ? 7 cobra mipage : 
‘Mr. Critehfiel nted + * o find - Gd, Mephier Ce. - Hes ehea series Woe etpsiens pew te Se | oat Ces ee | job, plade to eh Pkt fre Sate | : used car, see Classi« i for Birds per cent. higher for the ten-day pe-|  scheel. ; apg: 7 riod than last year. 4 = | ome ,fied NOW. | a das . : . f uy 
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SAFE-WAY DRIVING 
SCHOOL 
TION WAWAT lan or . PE 10121. 
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in | CABINET MAKER AND CA | ® specialty. 
         
  
  
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ATTENTION 
HOME OWNERS - WA TOWNSHIP 
SOUTHERN 
Garbage di 
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selettion of colors. 
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Baldwin and Home os FE 5-0097. 
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®| “Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
  BEDFORD MOVING Distance —FE_3-8787.   
  
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. Notices & Personals s_2s 
‘A CALL TODAY WILL ASSURE = of an carly date for toy 
rties, Sot ve j08 a toys 
~Acrotred Knap) 
HER 
, 970 Airport Ra. nentee 3-1502 
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED-   
"| Trocks . Rent | 
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Poritiee arm and 
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Mrs, Burnes. FE 2-8814, $3 M 
EXPERIENCED SPENCER C 
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Painting & Decorating 20 
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On AND APTER THis DB. 
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any debts contracted 
er ‘Albert. Serwon. 
jac, Mich. Estimates. FE a armen nm - ON AND bk IE gi omg 
195, I will not be 
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by any other than mpseif, 
Loser A. Grubs dr., 164 W. Rut- 
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  Food furnished rr 29-3231 
LIN AND + 
Waxing with the new hi-lustre 
wa a ‘s No-   ape- 
Sy nee drives 
gravel drives insta cotimates, 
SRtORY Ty ASPHALT 
PAVING CO. 19331 W. Seven Mile Ra.   
              
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— Physiotherapy 7A 
SWEDISH MASSAGE panies THERAPY.   
PAY CUT? 
IF SO, 
Let US Give You 1 Place to Pay 
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what you don’t need for 
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_Wtd. Transportation 31 
WAYNE UNIVERSITY DAY sTU- dent wants to join car pool, PE 24018. 
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
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FE 43538 
CASH Mave cereens ets Waiting for 
email, or cegeened eB ve 
5-0975 rom for Ted McCul~ 
IVAN W. 
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Nicholle & Hare, Co, 
3.3 189 
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Het M Stout Rey, 20474   
PEDDLING 
YOUR PROPERTY? DOESN'T P 
—To Sell—To i 
YoU BUY TT WELL INSUNE 
Edw. ‘M. Stout, Realtor w Bt, Ph. FE 5-8165 
* ee till 8:30 
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‘KG: HEMPSTEAD - 12 E, Muron__iFE «4204 
  
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Seen emploved couple only. 
ae: child, St "a er 
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= |° eecaaen “Weer around. Lake Orion, PE 42337. 
om eo APTS. 
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come, 400 South Bivd ter, RE 3-011. 
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NEAR FISHER BopY 
Three room upper $15 weekly. 
To Sell—To Trade   
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MAHAN | 
  ROOMS & SAiH INQUIRE i019 ae 
soe Hummer Lake ee ne 
ROOMS, EL. 
Lake i ato. i 9 wk 
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J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor + a ih - eae ate Co-operative Real Estate Exchange ROOMS A. ODERN. FE 6-041 86 BE. Walton Bivd. Open Eve. ‘till 9; Sun. 1-4 PE BR New wits scr am Lase Aur CO., REALTORS available. Adults, Phond MA 
Sr a Coton hat ocr soe 7 ROOM _AND SATE AND SON Pontiac E NEXT DOOR’ TO BRANCH o teed. ce Micaheun’ Lane, ~ F, McKINNEY. POST ' OFFICE Adults, Call Saturday or Sunday: . UNiv 1-878 @ ROOM. HOUSE. C. CA 2 FR KITCHENETTE car gar ae room furn. apt. Wa WELL ATED apt. Also two je- rooms and re 285 Whitt 
6 room home on small carengs. pe ype ona loses te ach. “hte High ROOM ia FE 4¢-1258 after 5. hese Ht : Auto gas heat and hot water, OULD LIKE Se ; | LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM | CCTAmlc tiled bath and Fh ete come. Reply 3200 Elizabeth Lake Rd. » § Blocks Press. SS eee | | from jersonville Rd. in Waterford Village. Adul : BASE : LOOK References, si28 w Yeas bd. w) - TOP! School teachers, yweds or) mae. ir vale: buyers ; bs ROUND Tasting We buy, equities: Cait motel kitchenette’ Near Bias home on Bald Eagle Lake, near 
pi, ot] ference and hot water, stove 
“RIDGEWAY | Seige ust wnat Real New ‘peters 1 seen hstehenatee ther rie eee _— 432 8 Main ot Teese Roch.| on u ie a lake. ze COUNTRY TENANT Hol use, 3- Co-operative Real Estate Exchange skating, fishing, etc. Winter rai rooms and bath. Couple W 
in stlect Ret. required. "OR ee or 2 days housework. FE 
ay ODERN A 4 Room | + WE NEED ead beth, Hear Pum CUTE 3 ROOM HOUSE ON PoN- THE FOLLOWING dante, tnnetre 0 tone _ tine he. pontine Press Box 113 wewie 73 FOUR (4) BEDROOM BR PROPERTIES heat furoished “Ingutre 80°: | nome, double Kg base - «| means i 5 ee bedroom Sore f oes old. In Waterford-Drayton| available on Lake Oriente tage | eee area, 
3 bedroom with one or more acres. 
4 bedroom in Waterford or Pon- 
tac, 
4 or & room on lagoon or water 
front. 
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ACTION! sale of your land it is what we are 
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. NO com | tee ing for track too" large or too email. 
‘Edw. M..Stout. Realtor | 
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  NEW. FURNISHED APT. Now 
dleagea voune couple MY CLOSE. IN, 3 BEDROOM HOME. 
sth —yepreee bos FLOYD RENT, Realtor Ww. satay mad FE 56-6108 en Eves. Next to the * Power     
     
     
   
   GNE 3 ROOMS AND ONE 2 ROOM. 338_W. Huron. 
SMALL 3 ROOMS. 1 PERSON. prt. ent. PE 41319. 
  
  1885 Union Lake 
UNION = 
Heat, "utilities, refriger- and stove furnished. OR | best, lower & LEASE 
OPTION This 2 bdercom round 
home in Cass byl 
EMBREE & GREGG” 
EM 3-4393 VILLAGE 
  WATER 
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[ee | aor oe Se ee ; aie wa tame | F weoaes ete y a I ably = a ae | j Cisse to Rocnetens tite, dow a : Another Beautiful Home! f we here ou ian bree i Sced Seen wal ca menses! WILL TRADE a ge Pcie tes tence bee iaeals eines floor Oe ST. sarge to.| san tel Meme te steed iLLiS BREWER pera =, take Pres re Sie | eau : ae 
ny -. 7 5 x % of extra lot 1 ft. 
located on paved reed. #laome | T1x¢ WRIGHT, Realtor foome tmaster i tor 8 tnchoaes | moeit. Por ‘further 
Mac |e ane eanaerhere| Se fee 
   
  Charles 1947, ex — Tapep ‘ e unite 
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_ CUSTOM RANCH “eae 
This 3 ranch w ‘a bine rae chelate 
2 Lee "ead ses 5 B, D. CHARLES, Realtor CITY HOME FE 4-0521 t jong at just 80) on } ; 
HURON GARDENS » Vacant = aiese Saniake J. A. Taylor 
meayiccs ROLE tec | Sime, ame, Es ee | ola See 
Sacuiiian| Saye | S.R t Drive Fate on terms. § 
sno. gavane cree! WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR — FE2-8316). 42 W, Huron @t. Open ve, Tle 8 | oe 
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ie 6, Telogert - Br,.2.ee.| FE S-5091 or FE $-9471 Spee HUMPHRIES : 
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Bateman § |uuv.mcrhe* ress! be | Bes ASS ti ien| foie! © — 68 Homes 
ironen | New Con porary HAYDEN : Watertord te : . : Near Fisher Body Plant _ i 
  
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rows the moment fou ouper See rsak iors, fal basement Off Montcalm St. 
room wim forge” Neapines Situicte posseasion.” “ acy, 3 
a and ee. window , $1800 down, ’ ' 
Boos me ace | Termes xs Ore ne PyRANK SHEPARD | gecesi mses | BU 7 cece Saari, a | | OPEN 20. PM. || Sreetaidi Gait mr ssn [St Se seeoaaae seus | Rent iceaar orate | ge a aS, 
Ss you sew bee Bnd TExcsont Tushes” wit cpl | ple SPECLAL — tray ¢ rom vegetian bina, efumninum wtrme cake ed ERT C. DAVIS SYLV AN 
2 buddies, 98 E. How ae, on. ar ——— Se Baene_Lats BA.   : down " 
00M 8 BOARD FOR 3 OR | Washington Park _ auto.” water heater. ‘Choice of 4| Large lot. nicely PAUL D. HAMMOND ia} 
Sie tee| SSE [SERRE Se ere! TRIPP leat aeges| SPOUTS| “am . recreation . i » = ‘ 
    
    
      
     
   
         
      
   
    
        
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
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set re Benes a POPE | Ottawa Hills Se ee| a | Seminal Hillis , pane i ah rs FE . ’ $11,980 BUNGALOW — Just a volte te 6 3 tem K | ” ay . Elizabeth Lake Estates 
SOUTHERN COOKING, WALKING ie eet: Sev ee Nothin te. new. + ¥. 9 oe , wn compack-coe- | se distance Pontiac Motor¢. ranch nage ne venient, ’ ; : Own = 3 Sodrocm belek sunch, with en ie tile and _ schoata, LAKE FRONT RANCH | 4 Wonderful Opportunity Te 
fWin 8 \ PRI EGES. rage. walk to welt De t Fm ae ge 200 service, H Established to 1s Beautiful 8 2 Biory 1 Rosm Fieme Home 
RCANCY Ti WORSES ‘iso. drapes, m Own tO. 12,000 CHOICE LOCATION ~New Sow! "ile wow’ Test toog! | rw no “06—Neae Ty tila week: | > tee Seen 3 none. tn In This Fine Westside Bubét- elderly le. Private room. 13, poe ey bull 0 en ranch \ with Pat bi -3 a r+-4 home is of’ the - ‘ 7 . 4 
o-oo. ins galore. storms 4 i fare. goreeat ARare Offering  _—_ orn 4 iaent “dew [i vision. The floor plan of Living FOR 2. CLOSE IN. 66 and "scresus.” Fenced rear Ss and Cormeen & plas gereens. Fully in| ine 
yard and perfectly land- ’ tered walls. Storm sash & screens. |- is ogy yr en larec. tf room Room, Dining room. end kitchen E. Pike. pases os You'll tke this ng = 4 only oan eletage wind over. 
wr oe SoS To OTR) SLT A | Sa eS ee | oe | ERS Peete | os tonne mon a to Be : | a - by - new den. living : | and cerem.: tile me and screens, t . FE 5 “i _ é 
see aad | Lake Front—4 Acres 2oedroom Wungalow. 8 $12,950 INCOME = B. pice, roome wom, Kitchen and’ pen. won oat Yon binds, ished basement hes bar foot and 3 bedrooms oo the| Ses, echo St Sempe S 
Conyalescem Homes 38/ Que of the finest views tn furnace, Large kitchen with & bath up. Private entrance: Full! ite ample sersened porch ts Paved |. laundry reo dart second floor make thie an Sdeal| mee Te BROS, COMFORTABLE : usual — basement. a : o) picture é ¥ i now room, Truly © besutiful } x 4 ' ray eg EE a” 
"me for retired located veey. Taree Sedrcame, “Ke Pvicet from new tered dalis, Cal re, wort Fe. of atlere «gracious blend 90,060 with down, as ho a $45,000 family home. Priced at only 90900 OSLYN GA! JED ‘Ss. 
tn, Poatine. Pri rooms. with baths, fireplace and 160 ft. choot. | Mi now pee. oy AR Bl  — eeenaeliiaanes ochied on" exiiuaive and HURON ~$1080 for INDEPENDENCE cash to mortgage. _ fast 0 glane this 
5 col jasinG HOME rescemt Lak ‘ards where this ENDEN SEm THis OFFERING TODAY a, ring neighbo 
Pitfing “nomambulsiory, and sm 1.94 Acre ivio Hatchery" lett | L, H. BROWN, Realtor | fourv privacy” ip poraciec ta, 0H living rm. pestered TOWNSHIP ' Sa ing service $125 & month end 9 d — these won't last!! Be Miutetas metate Bachenge ; tog Beauty ‘4 ag 4 bath, ekal Ome 2 - 
‘ per Beat ule and deco- RAY O'NEIL. 1 STARTER HOME, PART BASE- o \oesiae Xe 2 price, $0,509, Re Re xg . 
Hotel Rooms 2) ee ee ee ee. 18 W. Huron Open ao tor on a. —_— eee ‘“—" ' |IWCOMM-3 PAMILY.-Located tm | ‘ssbeqios ¢ , y . Only $7,950. Phone FE : sand now $155 per HOTEL ROOSEVELT | re Cooperative Rest Rrtate ichange |WEAR LAKE ORION. 9 BED-| ome provides faclitise for month income, 9 apts: one, 8] iS" seit at 9ai80. with Rooms $12, up, Beth $17.50 up. Gulcken co sie Puy| nohvat besa Bisck ay corner lot. 
—|Kampsen | TEMPLETON pt Ts | pees ; rae caroey a HOTEL AUBURIN - , : , treet Babee bus by door, 92000 | Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor with $000 Gown, Sek 
4% Auburn Ra. Ph. PE 2-0239 ‘« SYLVAN CITY down Bw eu oC sk ieee ALITY BUILT or couple, ‘ 
oh by Barvor week... | Realtors FE 4-0528|* vescens eee ties wie 3 ; pes ao ag ti y fast room, large living room| New—Custom Built : 
Aine 1 ot 3 _Beee AEE ERH | Seoperauve Real Betate tepshangs | So Oak ean Tester’ | 3 Bedroom Brick SY OWNER ous, BATH. BE oo os | priced HURON HOTEL, CLEAN MODERN : to Salt : . sf i new 
Th ee foie another, fil Picoment fen tiie gualty Prick, Neeient | peteemed tn. pore Willems nme hed ganas, " 
Rent Stores 40|-. screenddin patches Sim estes Joi] genigned for living ‘comfort, and See sear | crea edema react cso | 4 AARAR AAD ALALL LD PPL PP DD $13,800 with 4 tay.| wasting beauty Ww the features ane KR 4 will build Yas 
BRICK BUILDING 40x67 COULD Y N — n | Seceiee piseteaee wate. sem’ | ns euge 6 LOOK P on your lot for low price of | pf Tomi RY i 'Ty ‘ ie room 3 room face , used : . SOUTH BLVD. colorful ie tile bath, | ft tne 6 only $13,950. Aleo many sddi- 
Ste “lot, bump shop ot. siorage. ; " |3 seres with 6 modern home, | full basement, auiomatie neat and | to good . Included |. | Sona iano. priced from 8.075. roomie $239 ‘Bitzabeth Lake Rd. Phone PLAINS Large living room, Siang room, 5] pet woter, Decesated te y | 8. @ love room wi Sen aaa cle ear ehamese basement owner at OA 3245. ___ pearooms bai 1 age with Re nae i wy poo Fou see| Drick fire ie ear « Be | oo Fo ra : 2 car 
Good for Many Businesses : on cor, ON pool, § car . floors, Plas jn . Pike at Ban- : fruit trees, be oe : red walls screens, |SPENCE STREET ~ You - 
ford under apt, viding. Lares A RI A ; fiat arden “foc. Reasenaets | 3 Bedrooni Family Home .| sors rntow rp and. doors. On | see thie apactous home! Large $ 
full. basement. Excellent apparel PRESTON STREET | diisatiractive temiiy home-win | “PSBUGRM® 0 1) 1 breakfast nook. i@edrm. sod | home’ tecated eas shop, espectaliy children, oan = West side. ¢ rooms, 2 bedrooms,| lake | privileges | on | beautiful DRAYTON. NS | jae. down: 3 twinceise bedrms tise with 3 lote, tag, hatewete Or ennger’s Ont. large dinete, full basement with Lake, featuring 2 bed-/| A lov 6: mem heme te Deer with walkin closets, tiled beth en and part 
Sse, ‘Pikes gr, hone Detrelt | atogel Iecntca Habe atapoe Ra. | far Rettgg Untnlabed atte, 14) Foon” il parement with ours | Six Me Dining cree sx ik | oe Stall shower, cn, tnd) $6600 per moot BRoadway 3-§435 or WOodward | Woot on Us 10 (Dixie Wey.) to! fot, i ay _landecaped | matic heat and hot water, storms peat and hen. uae * eure . = possession. anes, iy 
sone BOT {LDING. GOOD SHOW | forth on Sashabaw to Kaytee Ra tauhel soem Stavnein Cala BW a ee Twill | and storms, Venetian ‘blinds “and Wow Se" 8 ferme. Edw. M. Stow e , s a) wn : " 2 ‘ ', aYAy 
Fesetion ay gy Os = K. je Templeton; Realtor Stlered “at 613,780. Ry Toga Ba te aoe = owe DOWN ovstrm. py Oh n nN, Hoginew o. 
For Sale Houses 43 ' Ater 6 no ape ca PE S002 tNinhniie | Se | ee ee ees ~ fee ee” GI's $0 DN. 2 2 BUD’ Nicholie | , ESTATES | eer ete it eer ' BEAUTIFUL ; BEDROOM sé ‘A HOME OF YOUR real estate and insurance one bene. Pull oe as : rime a4 , Practically new and situated on @| 3 bedroom ranch home. Minimum a ; U 49 Mt, Clemens &t. FE %-120 ment. Plastered walls. Oak floors. | $1400 DOWN—West suburban 3 | 97.560 with $1800 down. large corner lot 60 x 210 with) lots 100 ft. wide, Aluminum OWN Eve. Mr. Phillips _ FE, 131 Lots of closets, Excellent kiteh- bedrm, home, all on 1 fir.| fcintment call evenings a new garage, 3 dandy bed- storms & screens. Paved street. en. Full bathe ong, ore on Modern eg bath, full 45-6072 
rooms, full dining room, nice| Car port. Golfd driveway. Low BETTER BUYS ie Pas Ht. lot.» is only aoe SS. rt a   living room tile bath. end beau- | monthly payments. : DO 
hen NELSON PARK 500. sake . rth An excellent 3 bhedroa home. : for good buy at only $7,050. ; 
sta a ae | SB ea) . NEAR LADD S|. 3 Jo hnson UNTRY ESTATE AL FISHER WEST SIDE - MILFORD Seton bawe an wpeviens WA. 
    
  
    lot LAND A truly fine 3 bedroom brick ‘S f. lving 
A ences farm: house cor- REAL ESTATE home with every convenience. Pm. “fireplace, wa! features, FOR BETTER HOMES er with Perma-Stone. Cymaiote vorurria, wooMNe mOUED 4 ‘bedroom frame. Fé eee. INC ’ tiled bath, basement, rec. 
tuated in & conuied, spot with WS’ camed Coetins er. Offering 2 large older frame teen ts a an Cooma e fon, “outside ie arth i kn ep Gor Beautiful 3 bea 
acoauy ase. ‘ress, Rolling Office DI 1-031: eS ee ee | a Y wher, Vei7, clean. ‘Com: (206, Dizte Mwy. Drayton Plains | dition, Shown by" appointment home with | firept 
Bom, bere me eive to Maly, Model (ON 3490 By cat a LOTUS LAKE ARMA-s1000 down | Bquere Lake nd ‘ trade on good ; wi om wooded |. for thie -bedrm home. Modern to see 
bome" ‘ia of near Pontiac. ; ere. — rr: . Jo Close to shores ‘and “schoo O N kitchen, veretes walls, thy ., Pull eee. Ca a oer tn 
FIVE BEDROOM HOME CLARKSTON home with new double garage. Rg tin down payment AA hy FB, nice lots, Iske privilewes, Yours eh oe bern 
dite Saue « On TRADE AU belek, Darge Bving seom,| THO Ot CLAN WHR PLOW Cows.) takes & DHOE Teel. , ce. Tors. FOR - Can't be best for the price, You iotasee, "lo: ee a 1 kitchen and dining space, : : ‘ e re 4 ; 1 = an 
siesta on 2° fi teeurronnds | $ toomy vedrma, 1% td Wate | "OTH, MDE ove, scnoct 2 nea-| eee Mount g deamon gt, Duct| sod lagen nobis wit tere | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | i? £00 aaetcal sais we paved sree ry. Two beatooms, and| 1 car garage, atic heat) room frame home, full. bath.| nace and hot water heater. Com-| bedroom home. ants room. | 24 W. Lawrence ‘FE $4108 | four room ‘and 3 room apt. wp, 015,008, terme. large sun room down a ae Gene in aaa ters. OO lot.) ‘Large utility, glasted porch. $7-| pletely madere, Proutitel teed, Linen cabinets, stove Eves. bringing in $120 per . Be- i Lak gow ay OF a oo os ae 500 with $1,560- down. eeenee, San Senees pres fiorm, siatywe a06 Cos, Lorge SS ee oe, fon six — Sylvan Lake 
‘Wit snd ed cor varage. Sell| homes. $16,800 with $3,800 down! pownTOWN AREA . $70 per mnonth. 09, binck gigeet, Murry en ie or take contract or home in| or wil! take goad land contract; Commercially soned two-family IT , ; é : for only $2.500 down. : , . 
= kG Newvsreay | 8 oh : ara ep KNUDSEN] 3% TAYF,ROOM BONE | sen Huron vaten|sospoms | YOURSELF . | Sete owt Se cr Pgh ig ad a By Five lovely with stairway ane flosr-} bedrooms & full bath, , ‘ kitchen, Sun- New beautiful S ee “918.000, torus. 
ent, wes D: ' Only $7,900 ‘500 “town. SPEt TIALS mith separate. entrance. 3 | Oxbow-Cedar Isle Lake | | “Located vad Manor. Atirac- 
mas sces| . Birmminghom | tare fot Gases hate Park: Se Seen ised totem | ~ a time to senior the wonder. | Ure * ¥qu must #* | Ortonville et *S can meals : 9 | Say to Chenlot to Nokomis, last! 39 vou are hahdy with » hammer| ** % oe eae ‘Autame in|. Ss one. ee: onv : : 
Se on easy terms| pant, to be near house down. ee, eB LAKE ORION Year round 2 bed- this ee aoe FOR LARGE FAMILY 
fe take contract or smell ome | S°2SS a “treet ined with; treet | WE BOY LAND CONTRACTS | iubss tof J --- ee et |". Soaem cat bak fon Wonrennet: Free, ¢ bedroom here i 2 tn trade. and’ “nest es 8 house? eae, A walk in basement house situ Storm oa stoker heat 4 tote and laxe wo pov oe a : ; B 
‘ty HOME ca ah a en whee uae ie 0 8 ee he oan Ser piped to kitchen. Oss privileges on Cedar Res —- pores he 
HILLA . Lesion of nousewers. te aeer. NICHOLIE stool, plumbing, and Teady for installation, 94750, 250. A ve terms. | set and iat sles mal furnish- vate ges! x He 
Meat at ts ct tact | fos beeen tas wage | > V4 N74 Grete, es etal tse | A ee cmae| Neat Hunton Lake | ete Sata Sicin,™= |” Matavanamane Base] 
steam heat & screened porch. flooring & | offering ® furnished {| «rooms; living room ae 4 
                pee oe 8 Stephens Inc, | BRISKER; use Classified) *7 SCHUET RNBECK |’ WM. H. KNUDSEN A. OHNSON, Realtor |. sunk : - nc. 
\, emDORRIS & SON | eam kas. atm. eore| Ads! To sell things, coal] ©. OCHUETT | ,CuuS | se ee 17s. Telegraph Re. Sevag ak eee for $11,000. “inke (AND HARGER CO. Tiitaey Dome on tages Wet. Good 2 Bie gp One fone home with 3, ved. renin ater 604 ca . Stat shade tre 
RAO eye race | PLES TIRE [to Kitens, Sal FEZOUL | PS Mom 24,24 | Rots en te | we rapa ewe, | pea | a ne oe | Benjamin and | 79 axe Business| Set eer et tees | Les ees, t| Shteak'ded | ore ore se |Roy A 
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   \ \NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES 
‘on tan we model at 473 adi- 
eee | ar PEARL BUILDING CO. 
KG HEMPSTEAD 23 
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month with no payments for S| days. 
F, C. Weod Co.| Corner Willams Lake Rd. & M-69 
OR 3-1235 Olfice Open 0-6 Afier @ call OR 3-9738 
= QE FHA   
  App. $47 PER MONTH SUNDAY 1 to 5! Y1 to Biafra ae SEE TODAY, |. MQVE. TOMORROW! 6-RM.,1 FLOOR 
FURNISHED MODEL gears" 
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ARATE | pe oe re 
. a : | RAY ONEIL, Realtor 
cony tenons Full bath, . be 
nice lot, , 
$5000. Catt for anpotstment. 
~ $1,500 Down 
~ North orth Perry     
     
        
   
       
     
    
   
   
   
   
     WE NEED Listings 
ae ES S REALTY co 
ag » to 9 FE 58-6178 
  
    
3 Bedroom Home 
Attractive home only 2 years old. 
a = ate: "saa & rte 
¢ lot, 1 x 154. Pos- ua te hee ” wer exiting 
—_ bo pon ol with ve Gab ‘edas” 4 per 
  Bane YEAR AROUND 
home water front, EM : ; 
og John K. Irwin : is REALTOR oa WV $295 DOW N 1H sine a 
New 2 bedroom bungalow full Sagina 
; basement. ioonted near Pontios | Phone FE 56-0447; Ev ee 
Air Port on exterior | eg only boiags for you te finish on 
the Payments oniy $52 pe 
GATEWAYS 
HAPPINESS : 
EAST SIDE INCOME 
THE KENT WILL PAY FOR IT 
vores street frontage. -13 rooms 
6. bedroo 
AT 
YOUR FAMILY TLL LIKE to|’ 
    
Arte bried! at 
  
  
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| LAKEVILLE ote Sturdy brick home, offering liv- | 
room kiteh 3 ing room, din iJ en. 
bedrooms and th Pull base- 
ment with *¢. 2 car 
garage, paved nie ao at 
Oxford Mich OA 
For Sale Lot » Lots PLN 
Deda Fars Farms 
midwa 
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  f Trutts berries. Nice 
shade trees. 
Out Joslyn 
$4 Acre Cheerful, like new, 28 x 40 
fi 
_—. Pn garden Price 10 - 980, Shout $2900 dow 
Williams Lake A rea 
Like new bedroom bun- 
Brick ors : i, wtthty room. 4 
EE te Gare Set, eee ans : . Close to 
Biren 960, te 
      
  the 
Inte are hh 
planned for bet ge! 
as low as 81.200 © 
Stevens F ‘e ms 
new area 
ed for better living. Not 
Indian Woods Sub. 
beautiful subdivision. High) 
stricted for better Iivim 
front, «anal front and lake 
leged lots. As low as $2,900 LS) ‘MEAGHER REAL ESTATE 
. sites, Well oaeeeenes 
4 mi. 
de 
Orion-Adams Estates A brand new subdivision located 
O 
Ail lots at least 100 ft. wide in a 
Moderately restrict- 
left As low as $550 with $65 down, #3122 | 
46 SPRL 
many        
    5% W. PE 4-i549 
" Sees 
* peti a spy ee 00 Cass, and 
500, $550 down 
PE 31330. 
TWIN: 
  7 ay Oh a Om where fang ‘Wad se ates 
424 ws   
“Just a minut, releree—te that equipment permissible 
  
  
  
      
Real Estate. FE 4-4978. 
@ ACRES OF GROUND win 4) and two creek ie 
% 925 Madiey Road. | “   “asd in catching passes?’ 
W ia FRUIT _.For Sale Farms 48 
et Been 7 tor on ORCHA nD Lk AVE. 120 ACRES 
’ soit, me pie. 7S A farmer's jos a = e 2 
room. § bedroom home ve, oe 
BUILDERS heat, sonee Tt’ dairy barn with 8 | 
Pha, we enh se | tee eh eee Price j2bo "pac hs ane down. po Fay ody. fully equipped re) 
ion tall eat preget this 
i i Toe Bu Sell Te ‘Trade 
you BU it WELL INSURE, Ir. 
610 W. Muron'Be PE 4-3925| REALTY co, nmazrons 
see: Be ne | Sa or Sale Acreage 47 1018 W. Husoo i 
¢ ACRES. weer sununsan| “®*T,DOOK TO BRAN   
  
62 Acre 
West ‘Bloomfield 
INC. “Biuilders and Developers 
  => Dixie Hwy... ye a _ sulo, Water, ‘bee 
tongs mith anne sorage 
tte = bent Use ou 
ment optional FE 2     
Ms | Sale Business Property 49   
tory, DIXIE FRONTAGE 125 FT. COMMERCIAL . CORNER, elose in. 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 
20% W. Huron FE 2.7421 OA 8-3339 STORE. $500 PLUS INVEN- 
$80 mo or can buy. 
  
000 @ yr. 
wits tu mae soe sack 
C. ee Ph. Ortonville 132, 
GRAVEL 
  "RIDGEWAY ALTOR 
o75 Baldetn. PE 4-420: 
WEST HURON 
HOT SPOT 0 feet of 
of 
226 the center 
a 43: W. Huron 61, BUSINESS & HOME pm a Ay weet (ees, pat 
thriving com- 
1 
199 M15 
... ae 
ogg es of oes gravel located 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
Ue most valuable 
Pon- 
feet 
deep. Ideal for retail ‘or business 
20 ACRES and professional office. Act today. 
tg | wiles yen el, oe | WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
jag HE prow | REALTOR FE 2-8316 
  
  
  
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«Mich. Call Holly 
  
  
  
36 ACRES. 7 ® 
Large barn, 5 sores cherry 
mile on both # 
2 'g ‘4 near ‘Glen arves, 
Tdeal motel or cabins, 
smal! ay Will trade § 
phtt = —— REAL 
832 For __Ph Open Eve 
Next to the Contumers Power 
7 ROOM HOME. or write Marian Hillman, Davis- 
burgh. 
  
  Rent | Lease Bus. Prop. 494 
1000 5Q. FT. GARAGE. Gas sta. 3 yp -- r town. Apply = Business Opportunities 51 
Pociaehe Accountants blish « r 
  
  
BEAUTY SHOP. GROWING. BuUSsI- 
$10,000 « 
    sae eee peas — —~y in eetabiianed. 
modern store. os Je 
‘ping Center, 
BOWLING ALLEY Ta small village pear Pontiac. 8 
alleys, 2 pool tables. Lanch 
Be ~ Uy 
secept eg y in real entate, con- | 
aan othe =A bava you as 
"RIDGEWAY: 5 naeTORe FE 4-620 
Co-operative 1 Real Estate Dechenes 
RESTAURANT FOR GALE. FE 
WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY | fee Wing gear, se ng — 
GILES \ . ; 
On Account of Sickness Your chance for a nice 
clean grocery store. Price, 
$1,000 plus inventory 
For Colored 
$1500 Down = night restaurant doing 
: business. Stock and 
finferes $3500. 
Giles Realty Co, w.   
56-6175 
  
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Vaneeet STORE PATENT MED- 
oe 
Mich 
two populated erea of 
gross. Oply $6,500 plus stock. 
  
10 ACRES 
Small bome and several 
    We now have @ few lots in this 
? re- 
rie Drivt- cash. 
Ww alter-Clarkston-Orion 
Acres 
stricted. Priced as 
with $175 down low ag , SOT 
. All moderately re- 
1,760 
Waterford-Drayton IR. 
HILTZ 
      100% 1 ft. lot. Moderately re- 
stricted. A nice location just no 
of D As low as 
Dixie. Drayton 1 aye oN anege iz or Me 
‘Beautthat vet “4 © on 
Pt oft it ee PE 35-1204 
on, 
lake privil res. terms. Also 
for your land contracts.     MI 4-641 
N cash 10. 
iN OR 
  ee okenl location for subdivision 
tfees. Full price just $11,000, with 
$2. down Price of cr ony howe. il.ese wit | Pp +t id 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor ar rl Ge 
4. Lawrence FE 5-6105 | 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
TODAY’S SPECIALS 
CINE & soda fountain in pantie 
Pontiac, $60,000 M 
10,800 GROCERY, MEATS & APPLI- 
CE STORE in exclusive sub- 
"STATE division development with no 
43508 competition $175,000 gross per 
yr.- 613.000 plus stock. 
      LIQUOR BAR & BOWLING ALL 
combination, 6 Brunswick all 
Extra large 8 room 
ine quarters, 
bidg. Only $22,500, down. 
DRIVE - INN RESTAURANT 
; matin intersection west -of 
| tiac, Plenty of Lovee 
| Year ‘round trade o 
living quarters. fruit 
      modern 
Excellent brick EY 
eye. 
liv- 
at   OR 3-2361- 2p. land es. equipment FULLY EQUIPPED RANT maa kt : Will take sor eo von Nira $5000 ~ year, Always CS 
For Sale = 46 | —Srde_Eeaties rea Box. money-maker. 
TT ACRES | | Sie, tet comet] fee Se a Sone act T Ww INN ANT & Sons Spe pe end ready to oven in gone _ Bd at $7,500 down. 
oy aw ' acaRzos — | 28 re oeial. an fee tar Best GIROUX & FRANKS 
Call Rutledge, OR 31111, FE 4000s, | STORE, COR. Wall: tare naw aes Dine Hey "5A pe ae me ay ; Open until 8 fud..1 to. § 
Wonderful b oae ang Ta avail- 
40 ACRES able Ph. FE $430 PROFLEABLE 
GAS STATION + bed iness O rtunities 51 home. Now's ‘0.0 action tims _— Rw ane Same owner Seng a i 
N of 
quarters. $ eee wilt baale tea 
te 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. 
FOR SALE. BOAT LIVERY ON   
! nt, sell } we to ill —_ Terms to 
  suit, Call —. . Clemens. 
__HOward 3-781 
GAS STATION <5 LEASE. GOOD 
a Small inventory, FE 
| MAJOR OIL CO. HAS § NEW AND 
Excellent i 
mfortable | 
$9,500 on easy 
    
  terms. 
1011 W We iuron ieee b-0101 "Tau oe ure ee ee 
——T¥ ACRES =| No food. Only $12,500 down. 
) ‘ 
Well located from 18 miles from | AND MANY OTHER Choe 
foom home. ‘Atmou Kew Mtioct | SyslhbenOrOnToNIT! dairy ool espe stanchions Unmoarhayoneatancd MIGIIGAN 
buildings Dua ai" purpose gent, WARD FE. PARTRIDGE | 
cregeneral infming “'™"" REALTOR FE 2-8316) RIDGEWAY 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve 7 to 9 
eS sae | ED 2 TANDEM | a ee Estate Exchange! ‘[ R | KS. L ONG 
* sere rich oe at totes | W Wt E E L BASE, TO funings Beets Lite insee; HAUL READY ‘MIX — Mich, 2996 Hiltside Dro? ately a VERY 
80 xO00D OPPORTUN ITY 
ACRE FARM _| FOR RIGHT PARTY. jut t mie sant Ue APPLY 339 S. PAD- (Dixie) in ¢ DOCK. Z 
nice executive country 
homes, lev- E'S A RA 
a and af iy ag | i sed fore bes Soe | 
acres tliable, food base- aq. ft. of store house | * ment “barn ok specs. Witt sel! comp’ stock | 
farm tonee, a pee an ; new f 4 ioe | 
“ s18. 000, hi farm house next — and se. See Peace | 
: F aay) Hon aia party, whi. , ey aeak on on bon bres call Mr ry, order). No’ ross | 
MAoie 5 5-308. business vt tould easily be dow. re $ bled. Owne ax recy to other 
ee, | PAUL A. KERN, Realtot Renee fot ‘further a 1 ' *. tal 
Mind Wide hage "Sato | existing super service stations 
now ready for lease. Miminum fn. 
vestment required. Applications 
may Be obtained by phoning FE | __ 2201. 
  
ONLY 2 MILES Moe an or | 
eng or all of above. Liberal 
term 
CLASS C SDM Sales tax shows $6500 month and 
tmereas: monthly. Well kept, 
with, 196 feet off business Srentage w e 
on 0.8.10. Dee to the home bufld- 
ing program in this =. busi 
ness should double with ef. 
fort on part. s. Mar Hberal 
terms. Ask for M: rd. 
To Ber. OR SELL BARS, 
8DD'S OR BDM'S CALL 
3. D. CHARLES 
. Fe +057 
7 S. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. 
| 
% = - 
GAS STATION 
ge lend end a plus 
tie 400 ft. U8 Miah 
sedi Bere further iafor 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor ™ W. eae PR 54108 
Next to the ie Gocoaene Power 
2   
  
$1,860 DISCOUNT 
  TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN . 
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS 8800 
Ph. Rochester iM, 1.0781 
Need $500 or Less 
WITH QUICK 
SERVICE? 
Ph. FE$-8121 
Home & Auto 
Loan Company ; @ to &; Sertes Stoi 
LOANS Extra Fast, 
Service 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANGE Fas go Bide. 
GET CASH QUICKLY- 
Up to $500 948 to 1955 cars. oe, Seng peer ae, 
deals ¢ 
tise “mode om 
tures and other 
“Oakland Loan Co. 203 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
‘FE 06 FE 4-1574 
35,000 Families 
Recommend 
ear 
Tent othe aed tine. area. 
ek Mort 
nated 
  
ponnownxg 
Sposa 
c Get ba ecanh canis 
from ae friendly 
an com 
| Sue: : 
‘Finance Co. 
  terms, Cal “he! 1 for } 
H i 
  o handle ucK 
7 VALUET, Realtor a 
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L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
192 W. Huron rr b 3-4810 
_ For Sale Sale Clothing 56 
onat F PERSIAN LAMB COAT 8IZE condition, $30. 14, good $90. OR 3-4801. 
mA ane coat Size 38 AND 
a   
coat size 11, lke new. 
MUSERAT COAT. BROWN 26206 
SILVER FOX 3 i $800. Chiki'’s gray kidskin coat, between 8 0. Both in| 
Size « Gikis SNOW SOT as 167 Willard. PE 23-2062. © . 
Sale Household Goods is 57 
BUY IN SMALL RADIOS 
E $8755.   
  
4 GOOD 
from 7 to 12. 
  
  FT HOTPOINT RE- . $190.06 and your re 
. BR. B; Munroe Electric __Co., 1060 W, Huron. 
oe aes AUTOMATIC. “SAGHER: 
6. 2 new ¥ ar 6-1300, 
BOY'S BIKE. $15. BABY Boooy. 
$15. Playpen, $10. 21" TV, $75, 
e . 5-2766,     
  AY PEN, » Car bed, 
COLDSPOT REFRIG. $40. NEAR- 
Wig ra'ttad*yaa $8 wardrobe, $8. FE 5-0000. 
CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE or tools, OR 2.2717. . 
COAL OR WOOD COOK STOVE FE 23-1672 840 
8 Bs DINING | ROOM 8sUITE   
  
  
  
  Offices are located: ms cine arn on VERS “wen 2 2 PR. WINE VELVET DRAPES. 
 cheate; table and 17 storm wood | vor “ae oe Saree my ped 
Pontiae and Floor National Bidg. | #8. OL ¢-2171. _ SeED APT SizE_GAS STOVE -& 2 08: iC RANGE kitchen table with 4 chairs. 309 Drayton Piains 4512 Dixie Hwy. 40” deluxe. automatic washer =r. 20 
Walled Lake. 230 Rarnston be oe arith nt . USED DEP 
Uites pi _— = mble PR ony Mf and ont . ‘ wie ese yourse! oars. Rebuilt washers. guaranteed $ 39.95 Garant Rann Bee aan Four chaite and, table + S008 val | 38" Gas Stove -++ $30.95 Heavy Walnut Twin Beds. $ 9.05 isis ag ores famous make. For- Chiffarobe, large ch “~TLOANS $33. TO mica boot iar colors. pice ee ent of BAXTER & LIVINOSTONE Come compare and be |, Greer’ + SB 64 W. Lawrence St. FE 41538 2 ik of these extraordinary |) 59.4 doom oil heater pated GET MORE AT Bargains. ; Michigan | Pluoreseent, | Blattiem “Rockers? § 78.85 “Yer” — to employed o_Av en as proaptty shone hs DRYER GAS ONE OF Many" other items not listed here. 
wide Credit and “a Consolida-| the best —— a sraliabie. Slightly WYK vs 
wi. rieceergeny eLaceer” || See Sates putes = 5 ie. 
= LOANS $25 TO $500 _Orehard wine Ave. — ° ve _W. Pike Han re Fr: 2-2150 BENEFICIAL DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT. ONE | oxi2 RUGS siegs #29 05, 500.95. “TK + of America’s best makes. Freezer | $40.95 at big servings. Pearson F INANCE Co. and fc amend for 5 yeats { Benk Furniture, 42 Orchard" lane ‘ovident Loan or ¥_ scrate | 
q st transit. Michigan Fluorescent. ae ee eee ‘Vest Lawrence Pontine 302 Oren . aca. an REFRIGERATORS ae ne 
__WHEN YOU NEED [92,11 GMAIOERATOR, 2 TRE | est brands Perfect. new. quar $29 t $500 Washer re FE s-2768 5 oe pmol my ich. 
¢ ) 2 GREEN DECOR AVEC escent, 393 Orchard 
Roxzbu ft. ity : a oh. x i4 Foam "rubber ae MACHINE Va kiy on your to match. Hi “cleaner Tepair‘ng rebutiding, PE Haneture Ser or oe en- LE. NORGE OTL , BURNER. 2. orsers, he eats Good ei budget, We will be to help ny ae = ~ ‘THTS WEEK'S you your money problems. HOUSEHOLD —SGPPLIES AND SPECIALS — on — PE 53584 an. Bet- | puo-Therm ot! heater $1.08 =. eee Bevin ge desk . $18.00 ECT. WEEPER. wing Machine ......0 21. $15.00 Model 025. Wiih attachments. 147 | Bedroom Set FINANCE CO. Cherokee. $0.0 Table top gas range...’ gheee 702 Pontise State Bank Bidg. _ ge Bag Rew Bunt Beds como... s30.9 Tame 
~~ Mortgage Loans 54) SAO8 Bette, vege, bracken, Oil New Coucn Mattresses’ "6 66: My New We bars paiemes $10.95 dens. ¥ ae i. AND PAINT SA Me LOANS ON HOUSES LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE OAKL, 
IN OAKLAND COUNTY FURNITURE CO. 104 8. Saginaw st PE 2-s99 9000 to 91,800 . TRADE Apa O48 3 BANG 2 ELEC. SS 7ea b, gta 3, 1060 1. On modera hoses. . 
2..On homes not modern. * ae —— 3. On unfinished hames. DON’T WISH FOR Meare tee 4. On garage home tre ¢ a ns 1088 o xattonat, soiprixa =| MONEY! Make it easily, e rn i i. 3. 
PONTIAC through Classified Ads. To i Bonen: Trans ace ‘ vReem 8 ‘ : Knob Une new 1. $211 Pine LOW] x | SEU, rent, buy, swap, hire, i Pe onay areas se 
0 NTEREST | dial FE 2-8181, ° tates, tat Prank "Ave ved / ry “re + cieaiiaien 
how 
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> PT, DAVANO, oop CONDI- 
tigar. i slip cover. 20 Sander- 
son, 
SPT. CAST TRON BATHTOR Bx- _eellent condition. FE Si 
KELVINATOR 1 ;upaiouns Automatic electric heater, 
0. FE 
Lord's Specials ve. di BO Nescrsicss, SU   
  
gm ehete get ised TVs f 4.95 
4 trom 139.05 
  Oe aw 
t 
tab! 
Rm Huren #4, re 
Where ere _& Wrigiey's Used To Be’ . 
HOGANY DROP LEAP le and pads Will seat 4, EM 
ne 
AGiC | CH Me --4 RANOE. GOOD 
760 W.   
    
  
  9x12 “LINO: RUGS. .$2.98 
oer wal tue mT In’ % 
Hee aot Gare MOTOROLA TELEVISION. GMA. 
for he se noe, oxi nits 6. Sth _ #1300. 
MAHOGANY FURNITURE.   
  
$15, 
Leather drop leaf coffe ta- 
big. $35. Console ‘table with 3 
Meeres, « $35. Secretary, $35. MI 
95 
WALTON TV Walton Cor, Joslyn 
Fiastic Ww all Tile... 2c « ea. LINOLEUM. ox 
  Harold's Paint & Log 
  
  LAv‘E MODE! KELVINATOR electric range Lgl nea” 
a A a = 4 8 
ens, FE 23-0601. 
SALE - Used — ft. refrigerator, as ie, 
Used electric 619.95, Used automatic washer, as in, $29.95 
across 
‘CRUMP ELECTRIC 3495 Auburn Ra. re ew SKELGAS a Th. Ek. 
Munro, 1016 We turer . Storewide Clearance   
POtereee reegece 
eo rn 
  o ma 
sample . $139.50 
$30 8 drawer unf. chest .... § 22.95 
chrom. dinettes + § 30.95 
fy BC ce fer : 
$17 maple cricket rocker .. & 12.95 
960 bunk bed beds comoiete . Na 95 
So cams ...... $ 298 
$65 drop leaf table & 4 chairs. ma- 
le se 42.50 
mahorant Duncan Phrfe drop 
af table .......). e 
All lamos. _ .25 wer. cent oft. ‘ 
ert) ..... 16.95 
$10.95 eri mattress 785 
19.95 
$ 11.95 TERMS ON LAYAWAY 
Pearson’s Bank Furnyture 
#2 Orchard Lake Ave ~ FE 4-7881 
SHOTGUN, AIR he gare HUN T- 
es. 8 oH ree s, 1048 camp equip   
        
      
  Sarid 
  Furniture and Appliances 
FE 2-2257 , 
    
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See ie ~ - is 
ri waeeEahe TO Pay oom 
coal 
  with wide oven, 
    
  ALL TOOL USERS Bere oe at sovse prices. 
pecan FENCES FHA approved.    
Pe: Gu lies, hobby 
ee ck our clas- 
sification “Hobbies and 
Supplies” No, 24A, 
    can sinks $ control, A-1 cond. $50, FE 5 32233. 
om , § GAL. 
__tank jneluded. FE 4 4-0612. 
N 
offer. OR   
CLOSING OUT 
    Se 
eA TS BSF S. SS OTHES DRYER, GAS. ONE OF 
the best brands availabie. ea 
scratched, Extraordina 
5UO THERM FUEL OIL HEATER. Excellent condition. Information, 
call FE 4-6027, 
E€IRCLE FLUORESCENT Pix: 
tures. Newest, oo ¢ and most 
aoe ty iting for kitch- 
se om and rec- 1 
Teaiton Teoma. $11.05 value, $5.95 IF 
—y factory marred. Call at. 
showrooms, Michigan Fiu- | | 
aremenk 393 Orchard Lake Ave. 
ALUM, ¢ COMB. DOORS   
  Detroiter oy 2.0 5 
CHURCH S INC. 
Goal. FoRRacE HOT WATER 
ater. Both excellent condition, 
+. FE 4-1507. 
DEER HUNTERS. MAKE RESER- = early for a double or 
ee itn, Phone SOW, in at Glennie, ©. one + 
or write Box 234; Glennie, Micht- 
  
DRAIN TILE 
SEWER PIPE 
Ceetent SC vind Mbgch PIPE. 
MANHOLE RI & COVERS 
FLUE ions * WALL COPING 
BLAYLOCK COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 
81_Orchard Lake Ave ee 3-7101 
DRAW TITE HITCHES! 3 
  CHROME OR CADMIUM PLATED. 
kind that bolt = the frame 
of all makes of ca Fr. £. or 3045 "Dixte Fivy. | 
“1456 
FIXTURES | 
Dining room * $10:90 value, $5.95, 
Porch, $2.95 ‘value, $1.95. Slightly | —-— 
\- Michi, Fiu- 
orescent, 39 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FUEL OIL TANK 
Be Seladversdn ase Be Bice, 
Gas veratoe ie OC NEE sew 0 t gallon, White and coiors | 
pasterial for ‘all your building needs | 
RLACKETT’S BLDG, SUPPLIES   
  i i | 
eel FY : Clarkston pe 
$i eete cam se show eases. 2250 Baldwin | Open 60 — 
LOOR FURNACE, |. 
3-4404.   
  
a So On 3 
Sa naa, ost 
work, 
_Air conditioner. $170. PE 4-4296. 
ate BIRCH FLUSH DOORS 
Ll 
$50, Call before 1:30 pm. 
“LUMBER   
    
  
perme ond Siding 
‘Combination Doors 
Insulation 
a A. BEN SON 
           
  
   
      
     
        
  
  
    
  
soDa FOUNTAIN noe TA At, with “ 
  
  
  
  
zee COM 
. 16 y 
Ni 
$50.   
    
  
  ortar 
4x82 % Soece 16x48" rock lath ..........-- 
Peiverte . ter Aluminum combination as celotex shingles. ..3.80 09.) and PY LOW price!!! 
white pine and M “|e am, wo 8 om 
a ds on Anderson ethers, [jf RM pows, 
Pell St tyr Lanes: Co. when rack syed uber = 
On ee Bi rain SP") 5 "YEAR OLD HOMARF COAL ba LA arantes. FE 48508. ™ * 
oo Sarianw TANKS TAVATORIES. ‘ poEETIC 
tollets,"batntube, shower state ss | 2B Eas. 12. ne terrific values. These are c aLiouTtY © a eg — 
393 Orchard e ase “Pens nave - com line 
LIONE aL & AMERICAN version ee ‘Call Sian Gar- 
R TRAINS IAF, #198 ALOR. uthorized factory service TORST SEAT, O15 “=, ~e all > cane 
| Lyn oofta. Free in wood, nd ae pearl seats 
TASRERS, CW. HURON ST ai: argon "Orchard Lake MYER’S too a and submersible, ari mw Gd, BuRiee, Ee Sat. tiene TIMKEN Of. BU 
KELLY’S HARDWARE | ‘som pump Fe ese bog mpg Adama, Auburn - —— Aston aie — 
276 USED COAL bn Oe dition, $75 
Garage Doors CHOOSE FROM 
UMMER ER Berry I steet full eed, ell » iv euerant 
From $35 a. up. ‘Estimates en 
zomede 
FE 20203 ¥r 
7 Geen’ DOOR SALE CO. 
@APLE BED, COMPLETE. ELEC. 
tric vacuum cleaner, Boy's roller 
skates, fs. On Garage do door with 
_side rails burner, EM 3-4677.   
  MATCHED SET OF RINGS. 
_ Never worn. OA 83342. MAGIC L CIRCULATOR with blower. less than 2 rs. 
be 55, capacity. OL 
i. OPEN HEAD STEEL drums for 7 your rubbish 
each. s ae ¢ _ Sonya Re. >. Sutton, 
NEW 1955 WEBCOR 
corder. $125. FTE 4-8758. 
NEW WILSON, OVERHEAD Ga- 
Tage door, 7x8 ft. EM 3-3 
MAN'S | STORM COAT, 830. ‘ a4 
ercoat, $10, Kirby vacuum All| 
perfect. Misc. items. Kelvinator 
= reer: $60, PE 2-8942. 
NEW 9.000 BTU. FURNACE 
complete with ofl burner and con-   
trols, $368.77. G. A Thomosce, |B _ 80 8, Perry. 
NATIONAL LOW PRESSURE 
steam or bot water boiler, 11 
room capatity. Also bin fed Iron 
Fireman stoker. Make me an 
offer. 172 FE. b._Iroguois, 
NEW AND USED } FURNITURE. 
Refrigerators gas and electric 
heating and cook stoves and wa- 
ter pe wo as and   
  
  
A deposit will hold me 
- hes poly Wor Pr. “Miller, 
and 
ies Woodward. 3. North of 14 
Mile Rd., Birmingham MI 4-6008, 
NEW GALVANIZED PIPE 
‘a fin. (2 ft. ae WS een ces lie ff. 
44 in (21 ft, lengths) 14%ec ft. 
SAVE PLUMBING. SUPPLY 
| 100 | 8, Saginaw 5-2100 
37 STORM TLEL Tie 
door. AND 
acreens.- 1 combination rE 
2.3978 
ort HEATER $100. See — 
  ‘S$ and 1, 34 East Columbie._ OIL, HOT “WATER HEATER LESS 
than ? vrs, old, $175 value, Will 
__sacrifice for $75. Call FE 56-0041. 
PEAT MOSS TURTLES, SEA weed end Collfe stud service. OL 
1-405. 
PAINT SALE 
Outelde urea we wate at $5.95 gal. 
Free 1 @   
CHURCH'S ING 
FE 2-023; 
PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE. oan "souuliee. On 3-127 OR 
3.1218 
PLUMBING SPECIALS   
3 bath set. A cuality with 
trim o., 
daily to @; Sun. 10 t 2. 
Arnason Prambing on oagt 
ith Cutts com 
Bendix washer, FE 5-555 
PLYWOOD AN Kinds at lowest prices Also 
-eabinet bardware. wholesale and 
retail 7 if Mos 
oe, 
ve   
1486 
Ww oe a ER <DOWEE. N ER    TAPE RE- 2m "eta bo LUMBER AND 
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. 
*Specia #0 pieces o; inch I-beams. 
long. cents your truc’ 
esines one ered 20 ft. 
xk, 4% 
eoversd hundred —. of 
xi2 ft. oak 
thousand. your goed 815 «de. 
livered, 
Open Sunday 10 to 4 
Pachoud Wrecking Co. 2901 Dixig Hwy. FE 5-9108 Pontiac Drive-In The Fitneater. 
“Wrecking All kinds of bo gat materials noo 
and sold a — 
Soil pipe Sol! pire ‘fittings. ve Totlets Sinks , .. aes “sy 
Many ‘other ttems. 
ON W RE CKING CO, INC, 
i. Sunday 10 to 2.) pear you 
  
USED HEATING EQUIPMENT 
Coai furnaces — $20.00 up 
oil furnaces 
oi] burners 
i “  stokers 
af _. diower fans 
y range boilers 
hot water heaters 
ELBLING 
38 _PARKE st. 
UsED sTORM “WINDOWs AND 
screens. Assorted sizes. Also 
Lewt cleaner Call > 2v2135. ONDER Woop TY RITER Good condition. 15 Miam! Rd. 
FE 2- 2.8808 
USED FURNACES, WACES, OIL BURNERS, 
gas burnérs, blowers, stokers, = 
stoves. Wayne Heating Co.. 
chester. OL 2-0211.   
USED Ot, SPACE HEATERS | 
hol $20. G. A. Thompson, 80 8 
rTy     
Used Building 
Materials of All Kinds 
, doors, Statems, Dips. I 
beams, angie irons, stel 
Open Sunday 
Pachoud Wrecking Co. 
2001 Disie Hey. 
Pontiac Drive-In ‘ane 
        owe | Model 11-48 Rem, All 1 faa 6 
$2.50 
c Ee Com © tergetn. 135 count 62.98 
ft. 
=| FOOTBALL | POEs. S. size 8. LIKE 
new, $7. 
83.0 | meeone AS Sie $1250 UP. We buy, sell, trade *. Burr- 
__Shell: 375 8. Telegray 30-66 SAVAGE SUPER SPORTER 
    
    
HUNTERS 
YOU SAVE MORE AT 
ANDERSON’S 
DON’T MISS THESE 
VALUES Medel 121 Rem, 270, We ~ 4 30-06, 
$68.06 
a] 
Model 876 Rem. All ba a] 
30 —$62.50 
Modlie 37 Ithaca, All gauges 
Model 12 Winchester. All gauges. 
$03 85—874.45 
Model 04 Winchester. Lo & Se 32 
7% 
modes a0, Rem. nie oo i08.08 
= 0 dios 40-088.96 Model 90 Gavage 300 cai. 
63—887 Model T7 Stevens. 12 or 16 gau 
$50-"sa0. 35 
re eee 
our many other apecial values. 
. repair guns 
ag sell, “a. tra = * 
Time payment a if " ‘ou wish 
ANDERSON 
HDWE. C0. 2182 8. Telegraph 10-2 Sun. 
9-6 Daily : 
BUY YOUR GUN ON TIME — / 
Slaybaugh’'s 630 Oakland Ave.   
  
with new weaver 2.5 sc $90. 
__OL_ 6-0487, _   
  | aa ft 
| sho 
| Regular $110.45 7 ye 
guns, now $82 j 
| Oeed guns—trade in accepted ox | | guns 
| ae on 
   REMINGTON 30-06 MODEL 760. Deluxe with William m festoroot 
pep sight, Phone FE 4-50 
-Attention anters 
fibergias duck hoats, 
on _— Neff's TV pro- 
aut’ shot. 
_ | Regular. $850 lbaca shotguns, now CARNIVAL by Dick Turner 
  
% | DRY CORD WOOD. 
  | Shoteun shells, 
heavy loads. r box, 
| Reguiar $3 30 blue rocks, 
per carton, 
| 20 per cent off on all bird 
duck hunting coats and $2.48 
and 
| water * out big pheasant contest. 
KELLY’S HARDWARE 
3904 Auburn at Adams FE 2-6811 
Auburn Heights 
| GUNS — BUY - SELL - TRADE. 
Bs eal Bair Be ~~ 
Ben 
winceaerin SOE: 12. 2 12 
gauge. Excellent condition. 16 
gatige model 12 Winchester. Good 
anon PE 4-0307 6 am. to 3 
*ANDERSON'S 
HAS MORE OF 
THOSE TERRIFIC Ye m-20 geue, | _* 
$2.49 bo! 
  _ VALUES | LOOK OVER THIs PARTIAL List. | COMPARE OUR PRICES 
em in: 60 
; games Savage - 99, 
Trap and Skeét Shells 
High Velocity shells, 
Rocks, 135 Count, 62 $2.59; Biue 
4. : 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 6 
a1 a PILL DIRT, SAND 
._ EM 3-944. 
vor, vette email ETON, 
    $2.18; | 
# | BARGAIN? 
        
    
  
  
  
   SHOROUGHS aoa |: male toy fox ie ‘ 
REG. IRISH SETTERS 
  
    
         
       
      Sale Farm Equipment Jel 
1 SUPER M-TA FARMALL 3 BOT. q Less : 
. sono 
eofidition. 
Pm. 
USED NAA FORD TRACTOR WITH 
Loader 
Used Ford-Pereuseon Tractor with 
loader : 
Oliver "Craw 
tractors. FE 
tall ve ie CO. PONT, FARM & IMP. 
  
  
  
  
  
    Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
CORRDIRO, BETEENG 
rained. Burrdhell. 31 &. Tele 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71 
All TYPES OF MAY, ry 
eS. Mgcond tte ee gua oe Shredded Peat re em §-21%9. PE 17-0045 my. % $12) PE 5. . . 
Fie angi Sais ae 94 acta iat Fo seek ae + al P. fm and brome. 2001 W, Commerce 
se Ge oR Rd. Milford. 
tar. Pontiac Builders’ Sup- | __'*F = MA nun 
mt, SB pe a AS _.Wood, Coal & Fuel | 67 Suash” Wochestor ou ~ | GENESER SEED WHEAT GROWN 
a ale DRY | any “WOOD. $6 PER CORD. 
2 for $11. Delivered. PE 46508, 
DELIVERED. 
2 cords, $11. Mixed. FE 2-T188 
DrY SLAB WOOD. WA A lg 
_for $11, Delivered, FE 5-2906   
KINDLING ¥ FE 4-649 
Plants, ’ Trees, Shrubs 68 
A BLUE SPRUCE FOR YOU, 
Also —— Norway, White, 
rg og rg vitee, rT. Native * 
our own Bring ourlap & tools. 
3 miles west of Rad., 
Commer Vuln on cores 
bearing righ Pt ts ” Does daily 6 om .. 
Nursery MeUiual 
BUY NOW AND SAVE 
LAKESIDE NURSERY   
  
3044 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 43032 
_ Open o Eves. & | Sun. 
OVER 5,000 BEA UTIPUL EVER- 
ag oy 27 varteities, $3.00 to $5.00 
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urn @¢ast &@ roveland al - 
ews Clinic, Half ‘way between | weeks. Holulpple strain, hae 63 FRANKLIN 30 FT. FULL BA’ tiac and Flint on Dixie High-|_=M 34908. | priced for ik sale, FE 
= at ay > Fe sitet. | 351 ' ____For Sale Pets 69| say NEW HAMPEMIRE, REDe i| geod sondiion. Can be seen at 
XD WHITE B Le. ia s" pal et epee ye, ot rece ace ts ee aiomrié AKC TAN AND WHITE ma old. . old. 38 PT. _4 mos. old. $20. FE 2-30 No ren ole ofler ‘refused. MA aohad gall ag oH has every- 
£708). bc 4 etcellent cond as § WEEK OLD BEAGLE Pura. $10. 
68 West Rundell &t,, Ponti: 
i TOY MANCHESTER <PoreT. 1 Boston Bull dog. Several Pom- 
eranians, 2 Chow Chow puppies, 
Call 5-085 1 
\9 BLACK COCKER PUPPIES. Very reasonable 
Cali FE 71-8172. 
AKC GERMAN SHORT HATRED 
ptt ries duel champion sire. to good home, 
AKC BEAGLE PUPS 4 MOB. ms 
1 Beagle, 2 yre, ready to start. 
OR 3-0053.   BEAGLE. 4 YEARS OLD, MALE. Good hunter, $35. OR 3-2647. 
BRITTANY SPANIELS. REGIB- | __tered. FE 5-86 
BEAGLES, 2 wi 10 MOBS. OLD. 
ee Mer up. PE 53-4019 Bets Cass 
Lake Rd. Keego Harbo 
Sack GERMAN GEPRERD 
pups for sale. 696 Cashmere Rd., 
Lake Orion 
BLACK COC ZER SPANIEL 
pies. AKC registered. FE 2- 
496 No Johnson, 
BLACK FRENCH POODLE GEN- 
tle with chil dren. 2 parakeets & | 
_fagt. PE 71-0814. 
~ BOsTONS AT STUD, 
R 3-926 _ 
7 FEMALE. ps at “BHEPHERD 
-pupples. 1 AKC. 1 feriale fox 
__terrier puppy-AUKC, | FE 42170, 
BEAGLES. TRIAL, GIVEN. 3091 
Rockhaven, oe = of Au 
burn Heights   
LE; SPR 
. 1 weeks sid. $16,00. 
fos. 3080 Greenwood, Auburn 
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of Sate Ratna Rneauty AND tale. 3. yrs. 39481. 
iF ealalondaied CONSTRUCTION 
NOW ON DISPLAY AT 
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"Fer Sale Poultry 74 OR } 2890 8, Dort Hwy Fitnt 
Sayings $$ $ Savings On new 1955 
Gh eed waar   
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APPLES FOR AND aes ye ae coting. taney. s Orchard, | 1047 17 FT, MOBILE. < ohn R Red. . south of & ply tires, Electric brakes. 
Auburn Rd. OL I tor Lo eo. APPT ES ond. hunting, $450 
sertuicgh, Sheehan Perna, 1000| neg Aitbten, MOUSETRATLn 2 
| cadiiad a Rd. 3 miles east of ious. near Williams Lake PE 
erry 
POTATOES, APPLES. 61.60 PER Pi TANDEM ANDEM HOUSETRAILER, 
bu, In your containets. Baldwin Excellent 
to ist bevce past Clarkston-| #20 E.. 
zi POTATOES, “1S CENTS AND OP. 4350 Morgan Rd, F 
‘RED DELICIOUS a a OR 
TOMATOES AND | CRAB-APPLES. Pick your own i, a bushel @ 1953 PONTIAC CHi LiKE 
Late Angelus Ra, PR S063 or] new. eM! , 
4 TE 2 | OE fl FT. MA net FECT CON- 
Sale Farm “Equipment 76 76 | — dition, tote of extras. MA 486. 
    
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Lots of 'em| jiu oF 
    
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tratler, Gele or trade for furnt- 
ture, Keego  Tratley Park, Lot & 10.   
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  For Sale Housetrailers 78 For Sale. Trucks 90 ©   
Trailer 
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Rent Tratter Space 79}: 4 B SPACES FOR OLD AND 
ode re trailers available. On 
who wl. route. RK   
  
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TRAILER SPACE 
AVAILABLE: odera 
MOBILE VILLAGE 
Auto Accessories 80 
Auto Glass Service When you need it! Have 
our service? Glass       
V-8 ENGINES Pord, oe een ATE 
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COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803.N. Main, Rochester 
Ouive baat, 
farteany male any wodel 
BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 
it, J. VANWELT- 
PRICK RE heb — RN ORF 
BILL SPENCE USED 62 Oskland Ave. 
~ See M&M Motor poy   
  CORN PICKERS OXFORD For top doling om tate model oars, 
Used 2-row New Idee picker, $675 wrp, JUNK Gains a & 6 Used i-row New Ides picker, $575. Trailer Sales wa Past service. Call FE 4-582 
See the new 2row mounted pick-| See the new 1956 General, Btew- Peet rE oe ain er for taster and easier picking ert, Skyline, end Molly sect es, i POR CCEAN CARS 
HOUGHTEN '& Son | Fn Se eta tian a SA sre $28 Ni 'itains Rochester OL bets: | ver see © trailer 12 %, high? drive 
= pa NOTICE , oo cg Lore Fe For Sale Trucks 9% 
- | @ TRIP TO MIAMI FLA. 0 USED RAIL GOOD 1980 FORD 1% TON SHORT wg poe » Rares LAROR TO PICK FROM hee! base, stake body truck. All 
NEW PARMALL Tractors; * $195-$595 _tnde. i, Botton MY Beste, | 
qooay” A DEMONSTRAY BUY NOW! CHEY, was % TON P 4 wa ‘ < Seo t here! 12 ft. high peed ede 
ING BROS. | Oxford Trailer Sales tices have pieiy 00 bottle gas, Traller parts ae, Dusk your eat oF 
    
  
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form signal oe tires, vacwuin 
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1954 MODELS 
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top. Like all ~ berior. $1,106, FM 4-02 
‘55 Chevrolets : we have 14 ge SRE Oakland Demonst'aiors, ofMeial ears, service 
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"54 Chev, 4 dr....... $1095 
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‘82 Buick Riveria ............. ss | 52 Kaiser Sedan . 00 $995 
$1 Ponting 9 door ............ "Se Pod 2 Gf... 0.006. $695 
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$595 1951 Pontiac 4-dr. Teal beauty tthe right 
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No Finance Co. ! 
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VALOR IN TRADE ON ANY 
CARS. WHAT HAVE 
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1953 Olds 88 4 Door, Blue and White, Radio aid o— 
    
Fairlaine 8 4-Door 
$60.56 Mo. If Your Car Is Worth $125 
$64.90 Mo. With $10 Down 
Custom Roach Wagon V-8 
$68.23 Mo. If Your Car Is Worth $125 
    
  
  
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OFFERS |, clad a Saal oo of 109 Mercury. 41 8. CLARKSTON 
e a ot MOTOR SALES ] 5 ‘R e 24 8. MAIN ST. 
ag wis 2 BR. 40 nia bow Bown inp Sita? bie 
FORD Jacobson’s | maarx ae te etm HUDSON & RAMBLER 2,000 mies uate oe eo o ve at ee % 
; . 108. i a 
\ Factory Officials Si suborn Metghte, | St pack. diss’ tun vices Wheee 5 2 
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ses we ; oon a) WE HAVE $1305 % 
LARRY | fer, eng ues $8) ~~ Quality and JEROME “theo i Quantit 
Rochester Ford Dealer ‘si Pord sedan. Sharp. ORS | Je adiinas ene nit : Ov sm |" "HURON MOTOR | Se4"4,%.002 weet, 4, , : SALES . ‘ Sun “s poe Se Ger.” 
‘ws *y PACKARD Speen FY i ‘71.000 ones, nice. DR. a, aunclions conattion = so ae a 
A ae 
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WE. FINANCE ‘| m"Xondan a iF ote i? PONTIAC. 4 CON- 
=. Also "Si motor, Call BARGAIN HUNTERS 
SPECIALS 
    an. sauce al Pre septa SEDAN |... 6.90 |_ PE t-eees. STUDE. "4 . SED. .. $125 | i Pow 3 -— 3 
DODGE ‘4 2 DR, ... $145| 17 Hovey Bt. 
CHEV. "40 CLUB CPE » | ate Coser 5 an CHEV. ‘so DLX. SEDAN ..... $295 ‘id cat down. ‘tone paint. Any PONT. ‘0 SEDANETTE ..... $205 we Gumvacrer 
PLY, ‘$) CLUB CPE. ........ $395 ‘ood ward a} CHEV, ‘'t1 CLUB CPE. ...... $495 coln sone "@ Tonom isch $585 ee 7 ef. CHEV. * DOOR = 3605 Blac jeather, Ww, 
‘MS CLUB CPE. ...... $695 ‘atic, A 7, -» #76 really nice 
Don’t Delay Act Today x By 
HASKINGS |"REAtASr & 
  Chevrolet 4.4 Automatic transmission. FE 
Oakland County's Fastest " STODRSIEES, EAN. FAS 
Growing Dealer ao wits arr 
6751 —_ ce M15 ight blue, radio and heater. 
ple 5 paym = 
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  oe avert fe $72.83 Mo. With $10 Down 
A-1 BUYS 
  vesseddssgesscds 
   : TRUCKS 
ot Ford 4 Ton Pickep .s.ccrscescsccseas --$399 
54 Ford % Ton Pickup eeussawcceesacicncocaree 
7) Ford 2 Ton Damp ....cc:scccvees occ e GOOD 
*§3 Ford 4 Toa Pickup . coccccesvcicescQooe 
48 Chev. % Ton Pickup . ioseeeees sevesss . $199 
FORD-O-MATIC SERVICE SPECIAL 
$16.95 
1. Pull of] pan 6. just Mink for 
oe j * smooth operstion. 
i nds. . Adjust 
4 Install fresh oi! 1. Road test car, 
Pactory Recommended Every 15,000 Miles 
Includes All Labor and Oil 
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Harold Turner, Ford 
2 BIG LOTS MIdwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000 
JOrdan 4-6266 LlIberty 9-4001     Immediate “Spot” Delivery 
Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment   
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ees THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i 1055 ; = ‘ “Bee ae cee ce Wace at ee Far, Sale Care =| 
“Bemiecss | PENNANT Tere [CleanoutotssModels]| ~ SEE ‘EM 
Rae ae smeanoreeter=es | ACM ARE "EM : i cher > ape 7 USED CARS “Custom §2-Door as, 
2 ay 8. 33 iad $48.70 Mo. If Your Car Is Worth $125 And Save Money on ‘Em at the 
$1095 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 
4 dr, with radio, heat- 
er, and Power Glide, 
_ $1395 "4954 Chevrolet Bel Air. wc radio, heater, power 
steering and brakes 
$1095 1952 Pontiac Station: 
Wa Radio, heater 4 dr. Radio, heater, 
and Hydramatic trans- whitewalls and 11,000 
mission, “miles. 
895 1952 Buick Super 4 dr. 
~ -with radio, heater and 
Dynaflow. Very sharp 
~ $1195 1953 Pontiac 4 dr. Chief. 
Dix. Radio, heater, 
Hydramatic, and di- 
rection signals. 
S1095 1952 Pontiac Custom 
Catalina, Radio, heat- 
er, 2 tone and direc- 
tional signals. 
$099 1952 Pontiac 4 . dr. 
Standard. Here is just 
the car for the wife or 
$695 1951 Pontiac 2 dr. with $1245 1953 Pontiac 4 dr. Sta- | tion Wagon with ra- 
dio and heater. Std. 
shift 6. $545 
1950 Buick Super Hard- 
~ top with radio, heater 
and Dynaflow trans- 
mission. 
$1495 1954 Pontiac Chief Dix. 
4 dr. with radio, heater 
and Hydramatic. 
$995 - 1953 Ford 4 dr. Cus- 
tomline, Radio, heater 
and Ford - O - Matic 
transmission. 
$1395. 1953 .Buick Super Hard- 
top. Radio, heatet, radio, heater, Hydra- 
Dynaflow and direc- matic and directional 
tion signals. signals. Low miles. 
$895 1953 Dodge V8 Coro- $045 1950 Pontiae Club 
net. Radio, heater and Coupe with radio, 
automatic trans. 20,- heater, Hydramatic, 
000 actual miles, and 34,000 actual miles. 
100 More Cars to Choose From 
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE “Goodwill Used Cars’ 
65 MT. CLEMENS ST. FE 3-7117 
        
    
Winterized 1954 Olds Super 88 Tudor, 2 Tone Blue, White- 
walls, R&H, Hydra. 
1954 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and Heater, 
Power Steering. Hydra., 
Power Brakes, Whitewalls. 
1954 Mercury Convertible, Fire Red, Whitewalls, |) 
Radio and Heater, Loaded. 
1954 Chevrolet. Del Ray Coupe, Black and White, 
Radio and Heater. 
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air Tudor, Radio and Heater. 
1954 Ford Crestline Fordor, Ford-O- Matic, Radio 
and Heater, Whitewalls. 
1954 Ford 2 Door Custom, Two Tone Blue, Radio 
and Heater. 
1954 Ford Mainline Tudor, A V-8 Black Beauty. 
1953 Pontiac Catalina, Radio and Heater, sHydra. 
Heater, Standard Shift. 
1953 Ford V-8 Conv., Radio and Heater, Ford-O- 
Matic, New Top. 
1953 Pontiac Sedan, Radio apd Heater, Hydra. 
1953 Dodge V-8 4 Door, Coronet, Blue. 
1953 Plymouth Sedan, Very Nice, At A Low Price. 
1953 Mercury Sedan, Tinted Glass, Overdrive. 
1952 Chevrolet Dlx. Tudor, Radio and Heater, 
  a0 S. ‘830 8. WOODWARD. 
6-3033 TOP TRADER 
seen | MIKE'S AUTO SALES | 4 RADIO | 
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TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED |   
  
52 Plymouth Sedan. .$595 
"51 Pontiac 2 dr...,..$695 
vom Ford 2 dr.....2...$495 
51 Chev. eee 5 
"51 Ford Clb, Cpe.. .. .$495 
"51 Chev, Bel Air, ....$645 
"50 Chev. 4 dr.. esses ane 
ie ok te Se "50 Pont. ie 
49. - Cea. $98 
"47-Olds ‘Sedan este 
"41 Buick Sti castis $50 
GLENN'S MOTOR oT san   
    Powerglide. 
1952 Olds (3) to Choose From. 
1952 Studebaker V-8 4 Door, Many Extras. 
We Have . | 
Twenty (25) Five | 
QGe 5025) Popular Brand Cars © 
That Can Be Had for 
No Down Payment 
| Just 
Good Credit 
Bright Spot” Jerome Olds-Cadillac 
Cass at. Orchard Lake’ ° 
FE 8-0488 |           1954 Pontiac Tudor, Radio and Heater, Hydra, | 
1 1953 . 
|] Pord-o- ae: Honestly jt's just 
| jose oa Deluxe Station 
| Tt’s a breeze - 
on it nes Power Glide. radio, ~CHEVY 
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PLACE Big Lot — 211 S. Saginaw St. 
1993 ....$1095 1954 ....$1195   Pontiac 4 dr. 2 Hydramatic De- or gt Deluxe ¢ dr with 
luxe with radio, orm and heater and seat covers. 
white walls. Packed with eye Sparkling chrome and 2 tone 
appeal, Too neat to beat. shiny finish. ue 
1954 .... .$1375 Ford 2 dr Custom 8 with Over- 
drive. You will really have to       1953 “$895 ee @ 
wait months and drive many Chevrolet Deluxe 9 dr with 
miles to find a cleaner car Power Roma re flow heater, 
Come down today and look it Beige a Brown 
|| over, vottor m. wits 
cal 
1952 .... .§595 “‘Pifmouth Cranbrook 4 dr. Six 1951 +. - BS95 
      roomy and stylish car. Truly Matic ps oy radio, 
a drivers dream the way it er and light grey finish. Have handles. Try it out today and that big car fee! at a low you'll see why. ear price, 
. $1045 8.432 actual 
auto 
and 1954 ....$1095 Ford Custemline 2 dr. Maroon finish, Power Steering, Ford- 
O-Matic and everything is like 
new. Car has 8,036 actual 
miles. Sharp at o tack. Ford Custom 2 dr. 
like new 
1953 ....$1125 Leeae 5495 
aime 23 & to drive be 
heater and other extras. Cash all kinds of 
and carry. You don't need much > week a 
cash and this one ‘will need you plenty of chiens on Sunday. anywhere. 
1954 . . $1095 ith 4dr ie well MLC. Ton 
hs oh math de = a ec a 
and sparkling axels, Sth wheel — eaddle 
ough — Hegemon win he = ee. te 
“MATTH EWS, 
HARGREAVES Famous Warkingman’s Terms 
2118. Saginaw St.     "Cy Owens" Your Friendly tet Car 
Dealer! 
GOOD BUYS | 
USED ‘CARS| 
and 
1956 Fi ord Trade- Iris 
195§ Buick Special 2 Door 
1955 Ford Victoria 
; 1955 Chevrolet Convertible 
\ 1985 Ford-Custdm 2 Door 1955 Ford Custom 4 Door 
1955 8 Pass. Cty. Sedan 
1955 6 Pass. Ranch Wagon 
Over 75 Real Bae ra 
    
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Before You Buy: Anywhere! 
  
  1952 Ford 2 Door ,..... S500 onc so oodo sna $645 
IOS Ford! 2 Door. ..5 6.00 cscecs secs ee cea: $295 
| 1954 Ford 4 Door<.............. cc ccc eeeee $995 
1949 Chev. Sedan ............... esas css S175 
1952 Buick 4 Door .............0. cc ceceuee 4745 
1950 Pontiac Catalina ...........5..... oboe. Gd50 
E9S1! Olds Holiday o-oo cee cs ecce tee ses ore: $650 1953 Pontiac 4 Door ................ eceet $750 1951 Nash 2 Door .............0.cce0es O6 "9295 1952 Plymouth 2 Door ............... +000 S495 1954 Chevrolet 2 Door .......... aneecenets $895 . 1950 De Soto 4 Door .........:...... ae Se) 1950 Ford 8 2 Door ».............. [.cevees $245 1953 Chev. 210 4 Door .............. veeweees $745 1949 Mercury 4: Door .............cccs0005, $115 1951 Ford 2 Door ................ soescsseahio0 1949 Hudson 2 Door ............ oxeccecee $135 IM9 Ford 8 2 Door a..seeeesscsseseneeeep $165 | 1947 Ford 2 Door ...+..... Oescccervocececes GS 197 Pontiac 4 Door i oe ey 0 0 eRe ecees $85 
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FE 54101 FE 5.3588 
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Milton Berle Show Called— Serviccable, Noisy and Brash? 
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
      
      
    
      
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0:20—WIR, Mrs, ma ‘Ann Simms’ Career NEW toned Bal Search eho . very sharp, I suppose i ca as ' Wo ) - ee wry Sere, Easing Into a LaRosa | you could say he knows all the answers (Ho, ho, that’s rich!),|"" Must ™ | wu WORK: Tom” Gere | | Pattern, Critic Says | but he gets nettled when some square spots him on the street: Row T | Ce Tie T WON. WEOM toes Callie and gurgles, “Hey, hey, you're, you're ——. 20 Charen NEW YORK (INS) — The Lu.| “I'm about to nod nicely and say ‘Yes, I'm Hal March,’|,,, festive!   
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Tuesday night, which is service-| the lead-in. He figured I was in up to my neck and he'd 
Le evision Programs |i” mot "titent, moby end | let me got out Esther Williams exposed her| . Obbh,” groaned Hal, “if he'd missed the question because 
: heroic figure in a scanty sequined | me, I'd have paid him the $16,000 myself. I'd have sold my | Thief Exchanges Clothes Channel 2—-WIBE-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7-WXYE-TV Channel 8—CKLW-TY | Swim suit and pool to match and | Sister or something.” | KNOXVILLE, Tenn, @ — A bur- eee 5 , orn cated SHR: 8 nent ormes of “How did you happen to be picked?” 1 asked giar liked bie clothes so 1 ' 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS a girl Sgt. Friday can’t find} letter’s Houseparty. Ronsense in @ . “Apparen( use. I worked quietly instead of getting Lumpkin police. 
a — - = ae was perky Berle commercial hysterical lke some. Actually I wasn't quiet—I was just tired.| = asad a 
and comedy. (9) , g | 8:30—(7) You Go. Panel |#:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Ted mane 2. 2 
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Shipp Berens next May and you can bet your | lesque, vaudeville, legit, radio, | ‘Pete Ww Tom Qeoree bottom rating they'll want him TV—learning my craft, and now 3 to it “e | 
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