F pt ON Met 1 *. The Weather Lane 418th YEAR" "ete ee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955—40 PAGES Tle Labor Day for Workers Here _ The thrée-day Labor Day weekend will be laborless for most employes of shops, factories and offices through- out the city. : Banks will. operate on a maining open until noon, normal Saturday basis, re- but will be closed all day Monday. Operations will resume Tuesday morning. Postal workers will work* until noon tomérrow with normal delive in effect. However, the’ its. branché Gee ie oiti Hitt tFifee - = 3 i College Degree Worth $91,000. Over Lifetime Paul C. Glick and Herman P. Miller said: . “Over a lifetime, the average college graduate can expect to re- __ ceive about $100,000 more income than the average high school grad- uate, Since the direct and indirect costs of the college education are “ gpughly estimated at $9,000, it is , concluded that a college education represents a sound investment from a purely’ monetary view point.” * * * ~ The census men cautioned, how: | . ever, that a collége degree is no guarantee of higher earnings. They . gaid about one-fourth of all college graduates earn less ghan high school graduates in the same age oF Wins Award DALE ©. HARRIS’ Pontiac High's Band Will Play. at State Fair , Pontiac High Sclibol Band Direc- tor Dale C. Harris will be honored | * Saturday at the Michigan State Fair as the state music teacher of the year. He was chosen: by and will represent the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Assn., sald Fred Weist, president. Harris is the first instrumental music téacher to be honored by the association, The award will be presented at a noon luncheon | Saturday, Gov. G. Mennen Wil- liams probably will make the pres- entation, according to Robert Haw- state school teachers, who will aiso receive awards for their work. in various fields, Hawkins said. e Following the 5 p.m. buffet sup- per,.the teachers will take part in the.Teachers Day Parade~at pl 6:30 -p.m. ; | (The Pontiac High School band) is scheduled to: play a 30-minute concert program in the band sheli Tuesday Sept. 6, at 4 p.mr “Monday they will march with other bands from the state in the big*Labor Day parade. --~ In Today's Press County News .....cesssceveee 5, 7 Editorials . cteseonqs. © Farm and Garden, ........-:12 Sports ......... «28-31 Theaters .... 6ccceeceens: 6, 27 TV and Radio Programs ...39 © veaalt, 18, 19 Crites Again * s as ee ‘= Heads NSSA ‘ | it’ offer and the union turned it < FI |} DETROIT ™—American >| Motors Corp. today became |operation until a-year after ° ‘seven plants in three states _1*| sentatives. t | meeting. No further séssions were : International Union of Electrical ae + : ‘ 2 im i | S e 2 § i | ; . ‘ ak 4 t - 5 Auto Company Settles Strike — American’ Motors. Pact Follows. Pattern Set: by Big Three Terms’ —~ the first of the Little Three in -the—auto industry to settle with the CIO United Auto Workers on the Bi, Three contract pattern. _ The settlement ended a strike called by the union last midnight. The American Motors set- tlemient differed in . one. major respect with that reached with the Big Three —Generat Motors, Ford and Chrysler. AMC’s layoff pay plan will not be put into Additional six-cent raises will be given in, 1956 and 1957. The UAW previously had es- | timated the value of the Ford, | General Motors and Chrysler pack- ages in excess of 20 cents an hour the first year. The. agreement came about | eight hours after a midnight strike deadline saw the start of walkouts at American Motors’ which eventually would have in- volved all of AMC’s 24,000 work- ers, Peace talks in the six-day old strike of 20,000 Bendix Aviation Corp.” employes blew. up early today. The company reportedly made ‘the union a “take it or leave. The UAW. said company. repre- walked out of the scheduled immediately. es * * 4 And Vickers, Inc., and the CI@ | Workers were still , deadlocked Fentiac Press Phote Sportsmen's Club mana- |Here on Saturday CONGRATULATIONS — Oakland County get, Howard Shelley, (left) congratulates Chet Crites, Detroit, upon his re-election as president Of the big ‘National Skeet Shooting Association. ~;-Crites was retained by unanimous vote of directors last night. This is his second year as head of the nation’s biggest skeet organization, now ed. n of year’s ps site will be settled by the ‘directors at a later meeting. — , : \ d aN 4, « ‘ a eee ee ede eR oie With CIO-UAW | Do YOU Want to Make Page I ‘Over the Holiday Weekend? || Beginning tomorrow, the - Pontiac Press will start to print the names of you— and _ you — and you — who have been killed. - eee You will die in \ traffic accidents. \ The nation forecasts a:total of 400, This does not include those who will be horribly maimed, disfigured and long time: hospital cases... aN these Practically all of aceidents will be avoidable through slower driving, ‘greater courtesy and calmer - judgment. Re YOU will roll over twice taking a curve too fast. YOUR WIFE AND TWO CHILDEN | will be killed. . YOU and the BABY will be hospitalized with a good chance to live. x &.% £ YOU will hit another driver in.a headon crash and since you are alone, ONLY YOU nie WILL DIE in your car. In pany “econ lem a the other, A WOMAN. AND . Sa UAW wanted t ontly Renal . TWO SMALL BOYS will be con, Mntese Sat aE: _buried early in the week. cet See | you wi ty top. | said hi - w ) pass some- than the geing rate ea one on a hill in a lonely spot mary end ’ where thesé@@fren’t many cars; ¢ Meoton “sans corp.” sa but this is a holiday. and jan Woodcock said the layoff pay extra car will be coming and YOU AND YOUR GIRL FRIEND will be maimed for \life. The old lady in the other — ear WILL DIE. - ee ee ae ' Yes, and YOU, the careful — driver, will be MANGLED TO DEATH beneath the wreckage because a drunken driver . sideswipes you and hurls you into a wayside tree. Had you 4 been a little EXTRA careful on the holiday weekend you | ‘might have moved over the additional 12 inches. whieh would have saved your life. { ew cs © 28 Remember, “THE CEME- | . TERY IS FULL OF PEOPLE WHO HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY.” ! = *®@ 2 8 . The next three days are. fraught with peril. They should be an unusually happy | ‘ment around here is at an all time peak. People are doing well. All those that labor, and that includes everyone who. holds ariy position whatsoever, deserve a holiday. _ This is‘a time to rejoice. _ and joyous occasion. Employ: But remember: The Pontiac . Press is preparing to print the lists.. We will record the _ maimed and ‘the injured. Our - duty lies ahead and: we are: ready. . po we eee WE CAN ALMOST SET SOME OF THE WORST HEADLINES IN ADVANCE. Do you wants JOUR. nar there} ee om -Only YOU can keep it Only YOU can save. your family. NG Mr. Driver, the decision is YOURS and YOURS ALONE. se & * Keep off the roads as much as you can. — — Dpive to your destination but don’t just “go for a-ride.”, - And in conclusion we urge EVERYONE to drive many out. miles an hour slower than : usual in all circumstances. Called Discriminatory -off- -would—issue-no-more—war-?— » |rants under the recently Judge Dismisses Charges Against Ice Cream Vender| Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan yesterday dis- missed as “unconstitutional, discriminatory and an un- ‘reasonable exercise of police power” the city’s case against an ice cream vender who rang the bells on h truck in violation of a city ordinance, Do You Want $1, 1002 E Yes — 1,100—Flev en Hundred on Page 3, You must present your claim check (duplicate of your entry) to claim the award. Because Monday is a holiday, . winning claims will be accepted | Diego Rivera says he will undergo 3 Million Cars to Jam Michigan Over Weekend. == on West Coast. Homeé Razed by Fire 57 Are Prostrate. ee ‘LOS ANGELES w# — chub listed them as on MIS, soutn| igh temperatures which dreary U8 Meet hstened| ana BY eases Of Peas prom” Rapids, and U, 8, 31 north of Hart, es uo! 7 Peer ‘The soomed to Condemnation |x :cers 8 1 ancnes, , by one degree. Uit Is Started. |. ssssby Tujones secorea nitmnadasote: a sizgling 120. And on the City Seeks to Acquire normally torrid Mojave to 120 Deel. ‘in San Dimas; 4 Dead; | Southern Californians « ot Land for New Parking was a comparae “4 lot Dowslown = >| men na ee ws 4 uae i i 3 ze Reds fo Treat Rivera _ MOSCOW « — Mexican artist radioactive, cobalt treatment and possibly stirgery here for cancer of the. skin.’ Rivéra, 69, said last night. Russian doctors had con firmed the cancer diagnosis made ‘today ona settlement fdr their T6-week-old strike. 5 ——minnepar tor City Attorney Willan “A> Ewart nie} a sensi An obliging weatherman prom- fsed fair and pleasant weather for today,’ tonight and Saturday as area residents made plans for the final holiday weekend of the The méreury climbed 11 de- grees—from 57 to 66—from 8 to 9 a.m. to get:a running start . toward today's predicted high of 78 degrees. The teiaperature reached that figure at 2 p.m. ~ Tonight's low: will range from 54-58, while Saturday's peak is ex- pected to reach 80, Motorists driving north. for the weekend will find the weather fair ‘to pattly cloudy tomorrow, with the possibility of a few, scattered showers, Soe 2 The U.S. Weather Bureau's —5- | day forecast calls for tempera- | tures averaging near normal, with | high readings around 75 and low | figures around 57. ,Precipitation in and would hear no mofe| such cases until the Su- preme Court issueda deci- | sion on its constitutionality. | “The only purpose of that ordinance is to hound these| — venders out of Pontiac,” Finnegan said. “This is not a police state and the court| , does not believe it should sanction this undemocratic action.” ‘Paul Harty, attorney for the de- fendant, Sot. Greenwald of Detroit, = he will file suit for a Circuit rt injunction restraining the city from enforcing the ‘'invalid ordinance.” Harty represents . the Penquin Ice Cream Co. * City. Manager Walter K.; Will- (Continued on Page 2, Col, 5) | ‘Aid. Accident Research = DETROIT (INS) — Ford Motor Co, and Chrysler Corp. announced | | grants .of $200,000 each to Cornell University Medical Center today the vicinity is expected to average Sto Wofaningh ~ | for research in the causes of in- | juries (in automobile accidents, .~ i tle wie a ra HE ua : big aL Bey ae noe a iw # ~ ‘or <* _THE pontiac PRESS. PRIpay. SEPTEMBER 2, 10955- Pe at a fA Ee z. - » a s nie F i § . cover)—two minutes I serie it = oe: reeeene Seen reee BMirosreens: eee eewee rote Downtown ) dO eee eer Kee ee ecages: sehensees eee et eee 7 tees. eee ris ote tt bi nit u bi Lake road are (left to right) George N. Higgins, MTA chairman; Murray D, Van Wagoner, newly ap- E SITE: — The site of eS: ‘Peatiag Press Phote ‘TURNPIKE INTERCHANG one of thiee proposed interchanges of the rorth-south pointed Se toa calieed! and E. Thomas Baker, turnpike in Oakland County was inspected yesterday chief engineer for the authority. Baker, js pointing by Michigan Turnpike Authority officials. Shown on out the turnpike’s foute from the west. “A second in- avenue about a half-mile south of Square | terchange is proposed at Perry street near Giddings | Ra road. Another would be at Northwestern -highway west of Telegraph road. Posse Wanted to Find Mother - Felt i i He toft tor Canada after repert- ing his family missing. States Police Detective Charles South- California Heat Prostrates, Kills "(Continued From Page One) entire unincorporated town of 4,000 | cease gf erty wep tgherly~ am Six hundred men used 700 pieces of apparatus to contain the flames. CHICKENS DIE BY THOUSANDS Farmers in interior valleys re- ported that tens of thousands of checkens had succimbed to the heat, 12,000 at one ranch in subur- Gan Belltiower. the 1 oe erent Sone 2. | area that Israel yesterday claimed \* | BUENOS AIRES, Argentina 7 “state of siege for Buenos Aires ‘today bulwarked President Juan Perpns new drive ‘to crush his opposition, . The all-Peronista ‘Senate unan- navy revolt Israel Reports Minor Incident After Accepting Truce Appeal JERUSALEM ( — Only oné minor incident was reported along the tense Egyptian-Israeli frontier last night after Israel announced conditional acceptance of an ap- peal to end the fighting. An _Israeli wemeey, spokesman. at Tel Aviv said Egyptian infil- trators blew up a well shortly be- fore midnight near Yad Mordechai, an Israeli settlement northeast of the Egyptian-held Gaza Strip. It was in the Yad Mordechai Egyptian jet fighters were down by Isrgehi planes. ® * * Israe] last night ‘announced ac- ceptance of a U.N.-p cease- fire, provided “all attacks by Egyptians in whatever form. will “There was no immediate re- sponse from Cairo. Egypt agreed Tuesday to the cease-fire proposal by Canadian Maj, Gen. E. L.. M. Burns, chief: of the U.N. truce supervisory commission. The United States and Britain strongly backed Burus’ appeal. The Israeli Vomstasenes came as estimates of casualties in the past nine days of a ate in the Gaza area rea as high as fo Stop Rait Strike - m Wednesday night. C10 na Orders NEW YORK (®#—The CIO Trans- ‘port Workers Union today ordered postponement of a strike of 35,000 nonoperating employes of the Pennsylvania Railroad, The strike had been scheduled for midnight tonight, : Michael J, Quill, TWU president, declared, however, that the em- ployes might bed‘reluctant to por The postponement came after President Eisenhower stepped into the situation, by creating an emer- gency fact-finding boar? to jook into thé dispute. Under the -Rail- way Labor Act, this usually post?) Renae panini” bass coe ; "ie ‘| driver was | Peronista Congress OKs'« ‘Siege’ for Buenos. Aires internal. war’ clamped on the country in September 1951 after military men staged another abor- tive revolt. Explosion Rocks Chicago Plants 36 Injured When Blast. Rips Factories in City | Southwest Area CHICAGO # — A terrific explo- sion and flash fire last night de- stroyed half a square block in a near Southwest Side factory dis- trict, injuring at least 36 persons and causing an estimated million dollars damage. % + ° No deaths were reported but a Shunt for. possible victims will be made after weakened walls of the burned buildings are destroyed. It was believed all factory workers had escaped. ‘ A Salvation Army canteen truck lied in a collision en route to the scene at 38th Street and Ashland Avenue. Of the injured, eight were hos- pitalized. One was reported in critical condition, another in seri- ous Condition. Mast of the in- jared suffered trom burns, Chief Fire Marshal Albert Peter- sen estimated the damage. De- stroyed in the 3%-hour fire were) the thréb-story Griffith Laboratory building, where the explosion oc- curred, and two adjoining struc- tures occupied by the Carr-Consoli- dated Biscuit Co. One building was three stories,the other six, ‘The cause of the explosion was not determined immediately. It sent ames JTacing een, ., the Griffith Laboratory. They quickly spread — within three or four minutes, witnesses said—to the adjoining biscuit manufactur- ing structures. The fire. brought:out some 70 pieces of fire equipment in answer to the city’s highest alarm, a 5-11, with = special alarms. Judge Backs Lions. in Martin Dispute TORONTO (INS)—Veteran De- troit Lions lineman Jim Martin has been ruled offside by a Long Beach, Calif.. judge and will be in Detroit tomorrow, presumably to talk with coach Buddy Parker on his plans for this season. - | killed -and—91—-wounded- The--toli-| Argonauts-of the Canadian Profes- , | soared when Isracli troops in haif- |! tracks blew up aod Egyptian mili- ‘sional Football League foreed. De- troit to seek @ permanent injane- | 9 —+ tor restr hin trom zs ie sits im * A judge in Long Beach, Calif., Martin's off-season home, ruled in favor of the Lions. Martin is ¢schéduled to arrive in Détroit over the weekend ‘to talk with coach {Buddy Parker*and general man- ager Nick Kerbawy. ‘August Tax Intake $3 Million Over ‘54 LANSING #®.— The state col- lected $27,952,967 in sales and use taxes during August—some three million” ‘dollars more than the He anid the union was notifying | ant last yen. De tt was its ocala t post] uring. August en July. Boinee pone the walkout that w have August use tax “on hit 12 states and the -1 t of July business ‘ $1,449,331, Columbia. the department said. ‘and use tax collections in August 1954 amounted to $24,721,312. W.F. Reddy, deputy revenue com: missioner, said some $1,800,000 of | thé increase in collections over a year ago could be attributed to MaGENS peels sales, dad omglt as | City Resident’ {Taken by Death -\ hie Day in Birmingham Mrs, Burton Daugherty, dition to Jacobsen’s Home- BIRMINGHAM—Plans for an ad- ae |Jacobson Shop- Addition! to Be Started Next Week | 4 Auto Mishap Vi cia. Dies in Hospital Here Wile of Former Lawyer, tive Shop on North Woodward Ave- * *. Was. il Three Months , ip Jan. 1, nue, were announced here today. Construction work -wil] begin next © wip epee) . Arthur O. A. Schmidt, architect, said the new structure will occupy 40 by 120 feet , eeeanty eet f the present building. erm? [atest police procedure abd meth- ods. Local police personnel attending the FBI National Academy re-) training session at Haven Hill, near Milford, included Police Chiet * * George Sietutn, branch mana- ger of the Secretary of State's office on South Woodward ave- nue here, announced yesterday that all 1955 auto tags may now - be. purchased at half price. fo “We will also be glad to answer any questions on car titles or be of | | youth for, | having defective brakes. | ay sonnet Presbyterian Church, _. Born in Detroit October 11, 1898, family home, | 14 Williams Lake or sister, Mrs. Eleanor Brown of ‘Detroit, also survives, The funeral will be held in the Farmer-Snover Funeral Home, Sat- urday at 2 p.m. The Rev, Edward D, Auchard, associate pastor of her church, will officiate with burial in Lakeside Cemetery at Holly, Friends may call at the fwieral home after eight o'clock tonight, Ruth E. Logan (Inwood) Service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m, from the Pursley Funeral Home for Ruth Elizabeth Logan Gnwood), 50, of 1312 Scott Lake Rd. She died suddenly at her home Tuesday. The Rev. L.A. Parent of the Apostolic Church of Christ will of- ficiate with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. Five Juveniles | Admit Stealing Charity Items Five juveniles ranging. in age from 9- to 14 years, admitted to Pontiac Police yesterday that they stole articles earmarked for char- ity from a. warehouse at 375 N. Sgt. Henry Hoyt of the Juvenile Bureau of the Police Department said all the items. will be returned. None were reported damaged. Hoyt said the five told him that they; were’ playing around the ware! and after exploring it discovered the merchandise but did not know who owned it. The five will be turned over: to Hoyt as they have no previous juvenile records. Charges Dismissed Against Vender Here (Continued From Page’ One) man said he was disappointed by the court's action. He added: “Our whole point has been objection to that type of busi- ‘ness which attracts youngsters” into streets and makes possibil- ity of accidents very acute, The newly changed peddler’s ~ -ordinance was adopted Aug. 2 after much discussion by the City yam and Ewart. It follow- ed Circuit Court action upholding Finnegan's dismissal of a case in- volving the city’s previous peddler ordinance: Coincidentally, Green- wald was also the defendant in that case, which was based on the ordinance which banned ice | crea venders from Pontiac. Streets. ‘ The new ordiriance states that sters under 16 unless an assistant “18 years old-is we E. operator of -the ice cream “truck. helper” ‘s _job_is to protect ards. vender @annot use chimes, bells it stipulates such :noise-making devices may not be attached to ‘the vender’s vehicle, “This is a refined sort of tor- ture,’ ’ Finnegan commented. “Why not make them have 10 or 20 helpers, or make them wear red ties? The city has the right to use reasonable police powers. But this corraialy isn't reason- abie.” Greenwald was ticketed Aug. 15 for “tinging beils while peddling aa cream” at Clovese and Branch Police Chief Herbert W. Straley said: — “I have: never heard-of a municipal judge testing the con- stitutionality of a law before.” - Straley said he would confer with Willman to determine the po- lice’ department’ $s course of action. About, 71 per cent of all U. S. hospital beds are in institutions controle dby the government at federal, state or local .| design ig in accord with our off- ania! Sten Cub Goes’ 08S to-Dogs The law also provides that the | or horns to attract customers. | Jcanes. They ‘will take radio obser: | Jot to the west. An cahanee will be provided ‘at| any other service: we can,” he the réar of the new building, en- said. Bae G Appoints County Agent. -abling gustomers to‘ enter the . + my LANSING #—Gov. Williams For, driv with -no - operator's store directly fyom the parking | Jou. Barth 1 E. McIntyre, 48, |42¥ appointed Mrs. Carmen Smi “In contrast to répérts over B no k . ” cola County.’ She succeeds “| Siegel Co.'s ms’ in i pfotarten pd gms frog arpa y'a| Maxine Martin, who resigned. ‘The a building permit, the Jacobson $10. fine. appointment dees not ‘Fequire Sem ate confirmation. street parking requirements and a permit ‘will be issued,” said City Manager Donald C, Egbert. cast corner of Maplo and Bates, ctty comuniasion mecting thet be Parking Lot No. 1. The Siegel property is expected to be included in the assessment district, but Egbert said today that “common sense’ indicates that until the roll is actually con- firmed, Siegel plans do not com- ply with the parking ordinance and ne ‘permit can be. issued, a City Manager Ponald C, Egbert today announced that all sprinkling regulations will be lifted here, be- ginning tomorrow, to coincide with the removal of restrictions in- De- | troit. Locally, this eliminates. the | odd and .éven dav method of sprin- kling started early this summer. a Ld] * The Lien’s roar -vas evidenced again Wednesday afternoon, when that particular service club walked | away as the trophy-winner in the anmual service club golf tournr- ment. ; Lions Club members Henry Dahiquist and Harold Kalbfieisch took -low gross and high gross with their scores of 79 and 1531, to help give the club the silver cup twice in two years, With the Retary Club as host | and Kiwanis and Exchange Clubs | also participating, there were over 50 golfers in the medal play at Brooklands Golf Club and 76 men | at the celebration ‘dinner which Witfi Downs Sharp for-District Title Wiffie Smith, 18-year-old golfer from St. Clair River, won the | Women’s District Golf Association championship today at Birmingham Country Club with a 54 victory | over Sally Sharp in = 18-hole | final match. Wiffi, who fired a 37 on the front | nine to go two under women's par, | was 3-up.at the turm She ended | the match on the 14th. green with: a routine par four after the 18-year- | old Pine Lake youngster was trap- Deeds Register Office Work Volume Increases The Oakland’ County Register of | Deeds office recorded 25 new plats | during August, Orrin McQuaid, register of deeds, | announced to- day, Dindeces during the month to- taled nearly $5,000 more than the | same period last year and papers processed showed fan increase of 2,398, The month's business totaled | $25,116.80. for 15,891'\ papers, as | | 1 | Lagainst $20,476.20 and\13.493 for the same period last year, Chattel mortgages led the list 2,105 aya 1,504, ‘i with 5,831; there were| 2 gages recorded; 4,037 deeds; —rprotes:—: in aaa f Out of Sheer Neco |.: MILAN, Italy Ww — It's\a dog's , | life for Leo, a month-old tion cub jat the Milan Zoo. Leo's mother has no faith. 80 Mrs. Maria Molinar, the zoo di- rector, appealed for help.. She was offered a mother German shepherd | dog that is suckling a_ litter «| pups. Leo moved in just like one of | the family. Start Hurricane Checks BALTIMORE (®—Weather ob-| servers Will begirs régular voyages | aboard. merchant vessels, ween | Baltimore and San, Juan,”P.R:,‘to- day to keep an eye open for hurri- vations of the upper air every 12) hours eheck surface weather | every six hours. rome He Left the Gup ! DALLAS, Tex: @—An 83-year-old woman told police. yesterday some: | one entered her house. and stole her | two cats and the false teeth which rising ~ stamps; which stamps shall . panying * authoriz: '" Regulation 5.—Stamp Purchases: All « 7 5 pre A re oe! ee ee we . panto shall be id to nomspart tater than a aE the-crop- oe of See ee Mee “MICHIGAN STATE APPLE COMMISSION Rules and Regulations—Issue No. 2 Pram and to make effective Act No, 87 of the Public icteaf achat 88 te by Act No. 274 of the intions relating to fy alle ry in M are made and an State Apple ; Rule —Publie wings: Prior ing of srvsteat oie ichions ate pole. Coromission shal fant aid s Seartaig on the : or order or any changes t d orders of _ Commission a, = rules, ae UG ods toma issih Be ee bes ae Bi --Seukt The sue of the Comme sion ‘she! ie Goamdeon” vey . . - @gontain the follewing “Michigan 6tate A Rule IV.—Stamp Design: The design {of the official » le adve stamps issued by the Commission shall be: Shape, rectangular; background, to be an outline map of Michigan; bearing the namanes ton of the stamp. Bach denomination” Sinai be of a different Regulation 1.—Agsetament; The assessment of two o cents per bushel or “four 4) cents redo pounds “ ——. by Sec. 2. of said act, 5 be collec’ « purchase from € and poe apple adve a or S com grade age Peston Evidence of payment of the apple one of the following methods. hed Regulation %.—Evidence ot -Payments advertigihg assessment shall be shown by A.—Adhesive apple advertising stamps properly end to "the bill of lading, Fog on | receipt, — or other documents accom- she boad, or individual container B.—Combination grade and apple advertisin stamps or adhesive apple advertising stamps properly ig, and Sea to individual containers. C.— (1) On retail transactions by the or on his own premises and (2) om retail shipments by express, evidence t of may be shown by attaghing and cancelling, ym ™ = S amount of Ved tonchad adhesive apple adve' stamps to a ticket ished by the Commission, which shall be certified and rendered at he end of each calendar month te Michigan State Apple Commission, ® tien 4%. eellation: Gaid stamps attached to individ packages, er to tls of Me oe invoices or ether documents accom) shall be by writing or - sta v ; ‘EXCEPT: that on "individual “packayes either (1) ad ive stamps, or (2) combination grade end apple advertising stamps showthg the pecker's name, address cham variety and minimum sise in compliance with statu- tory requiremen Regulation 4.—General: With the emseotion 7 Michigan eens _ for ‘eider, julce and vinegar which are exempted from the act, no Michigan apples shall be shipped or sold = any dealer ma such advertising stamps hase been properly concelied fixed or astiached by the grower or growers’ agent, except as poo Hoy for belaw. In the event that bengal are purchased for the purpose of’ — pro- cessed into cider, juice and vinegar and later fresh f , the proper sold as party purchasing the be liable for the apples ' gnd fixing ‘or attaching the propes apple advertising stamps. ' In order that the practical application of this regulation accordance with certain marketing practices, appi¢s may be & grower or growers’ agent to a dealer or processor, wit! thout Spr of Commission to sacdept apples without advertising stamps. The Gone may grant this permission to such processors as have agreed, in writing, to accept the responsibility of aoeag that the apple advertising assesement ie paid on all apples passing t hrough their hands and to keep accurate records on forms furnished by the Commission. These records are to be retained for a period of two years. The Commission ts to furnish the Bureau of Foods and Standards, Michigan Department of rs Sooroa with the nameés of such. dealers and processors as are au’ to accept delivery of apples not accom- led by the required apple advertising stamps. Each inspector of the ureau Poods and Standards ts to be furnished with a list of such dealers and processors. Any load of apples not accompanied by properly cancelled applé advertising stamps and being delivered to a dealer or processor whose name does net appeaf on this list * to be considered im violation le advertising stamps shall be purchased from the Commission of its authorised agents. The Commission or its agents shall issue an official receipt to the purchaser showing the amount of money paid; the number of stamps delivered and their de- nomination. Tiiplicate copies of the receipt shall be made; the original. being delivered to the purchaser. The second copy of the same must) sent by the agent to the Commission together with the collected quarterly. The third copy shall be retained in the Po naath receipt book. + Regulation..4 —Nen- Participating Growers: Such growers &s desire can become non-participating growers and claim peoaap ener from the provisions of this act. To claim such exemption, the non-participating grower must notify the Commission ip writing on or before the first day of duly of each year of his intention to claim exemption from the apple advertising assessment for the coming crop year. For: this purposé, the — year shall be: considered to run from July 1 of ‘one year to June 30 the fgllowing year. When s0 notifying the Commission, the sceaneuapeae grower shall give thé Commission his estimate of the size of the apple crop upon whieh he ts claiming exemption. The Commission shall — issue the non-participating grower an exemption certificate bearing on onto tea certificate number. On apples sold as fresh fruit, the non-participat ry grower shall attach properly cancelled apple advertising stamps in same Manner as & participating. grower. The non-participating grower shall then file for the refund of the apple advertising assessment paid by ‘him upon a form furnished Wim by the Commission at his request. In filing for a refund, the form must be accompanied by the grower's copy of the Commission's official receipt used- for stamp sales. These official receipts shall bear the same name as that. appearing on the Bon-participating oe ex- emption certificate. Wheré a non-partictpating grower sells apples through a grower’s = and the spple advertising stamps are purchased in the name of #rower's: agent rather than the non- ~participating Le ntetr the non-partie!- Pating grower may, when filing for a refund, from the grower’s agent certifying that the grower's agent pavcbaend ® specified quantity pele stamps for use in. shipping the non-paricipating growers apples. On the last. day of éach month, the Commission shall pay all joepnete for the refund of the apple advertising assessments received by it from " non-participating growers during the month. A non- -participating grower need not file ay syd the i of = apple Poviegene sescssment. On apples sold to processors, A ge —— -participa pating = =pulash apple advert onareruaing samps it the pr roe processor to €, erower need is “ig “has Geen “the shout oF In this event, the non-participating grower shall notif or im writing of the fact that he is a non- “participating eer Fuis written | entero ae contain the number of the aac stowers exemption. certificate Dealers or processors desiring to be cabo to ee son not accompanied by — advertising stamps shall request, in to be authorized. img this request, the dealer or r—\ ‘state * ‘that he agrees to keep such records as required by aproceage us Regulation 1.—Grower's Reeerds: Every grower shall k ~— and pwento record of a ——e ee bushels or weight oF Sontes agin handled, procesed during each calend a These records shail be retained ty - y tor a period of two years. Regulation &.—Growers’ ~ go Dealers’ and growers’ agent, dealer — ae. & complete conta to the Commission on G ae furnished ws Brg forms bach Pad ey See ppee ty thé growers’ agent, 4 Or processor ‘* reques' uc are to be maintained Ai agen degier or processot for a period of two years, | ™ the et — . Recognizing the confidential nature of thes reports, they sha be -mvailable to any person or persons other ¢ tembers and comlapen of the Michigan State Apple Commission and state and county law aitoree| ment officers and all employees and agents of the iva culture at 08 necessary for the prosecution of acre of the ‘aia Apple A IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the sion. by John J. Tim peo, Chairman, and Hlliog Pe Holk sph cm e hereunto set hands and af ie Bealat toe ger nave this ith d ies of of fen, 1955. é | MICHIGAN STATE APPLE COMMISSION ' John J. Timpson, Chairman | Holland F. welgraon, oe effect by an ary ee Sik Teka Se ao " - | | ~ t | 2 P P all Be a ea eee ee 207 I pe ee ee es Ne ee eae a ae Pee ey ae Pe NS ee ee: a ee ss "F tes js - + | x he i) ; 5 | : t ol i | : Le - ‘ = Sy Be ware See this Outstanding value. It has a 4-positian adjustable heighth spring - - with full panel ends.on crib as shown. €Extra|features on crib are double drop sides, plastic teething rails, and @ stabili ing bar to make bed extra sturdy. . Chifferobe is similar to picture but Blanket drawer at bottom. Clothes press » seca eel green wax birch and Ecabenl FRIDAY. TH 9: :00 6.4 small drawers and: large a. be chanihd into” shelves. with colorful decals, IGHT | + : . Buy on Our Easy » Payment Plan! _ Pay No 90 Dey Accounts | Cerying Charges “Carpet Beauty AS ADVERTISED IN House § Carden, House Beautiful > Te VISIT OUR | * COTTON ‘CARPET SHOP — 175 STYLES -. AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM! 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Opposite Auburn Avenue. * easy., i eee * Ee | " ~ ag - ami a - . : & | : ae \ 2 ‘ . ‘ : y bik 4 ; eS * . : | : a is 2 it, * is ae 1 4 oS { a - : nd He ‘4 oss OS ot ee ee woth acai j [iets ee teens Bynes fae { vi pede OS | Tolese See eA, Se Fa at neste 0 Ba dial el ieee ea tues WP as x PE RS Af See gs are os ae re 4! “ eT \ Y oe a Spy Bs Phe Sites eee ne $55 Ea, 4, oe ee ; é VU ne Nad Ape to a gee eae a : nee We he * is ¢ x . : ox Sy be \ | AS Sie orn hig af 3 bgt we = + a f Us Ne iy ¥ *h i j f J I | “it pprea 3 E cee : = i f. ; : ae i * a 3 o's * ek Bede pieha © eek iPS ii : ve : ¥ i ne a t ean fF itis : 4S as ene’ Ale fg ag a oF a ee gi eee THE} PONTIAC PRESS. - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2; 3% 1008 ot of ee. he . pss sere — - enema re “Open Saturday Olympic - Trials. Slated q _at Metamora; Tst Time & to Be in Midwest* “ Trials, Sept. 3-5, are recognized horsemen to be most grueling tests H Hf ? The first day, Saturday, is Dres- |. sage up.’ The entire course has been laid out by Maj! Gen. W. B. Bradford (U. S. retired), who was the Cap- tain ‘Teams in 1936. General Bradford's job here is manager of the event, and ‘he is the one who had to think up and fabricate the many ob- ; a as stacles which will be used to test the horses in the event. The third day, Sunday, is a test of jumping, and this will be in the ring at the Alger Course southeast of Metamora, near Del- ano and Davison Lake . reeds. Meremn and chines whe ane supe United States at Stockholm, Swe- Wen, at the Equestrian Olym- pies in 1956. On Saturday and Sunday the show will start at- eight a.m, and on Monday the jumping event will be at 3 p.m. Over the Labor Day weekend _ there will also be another great Metarnora Hunter-Breeder Show, which will be in session at 9 a.m. until noon, and at 1 p.m. and for the Saturday and Monday. There will be no competition on Sunday. This day exclusively for — cross-country event. ~ Williams. Hits New. - Labor Law Changes INDIANAPOLIS uw» — Gov. G. | ing. SECOND DAY Endurance test comes the second |” day. This is over a course 17.37 miles long. It includes* two: miles: of steeplechase, with 12 to 14 jumps;-five miles of roads. and ~ jumps, plus five miles ‘of “warm for both horses and ‘riders... a if | f i b frais ze si #45 * , which is to prove the Thin ENG GEE DA omeae eae Sere sisters — Sharon, 14, Arlene, 13, and Marilyn, ‘11, of Siete Yall Geen . majorette the State Fair Sept. 2 through 11 in Detroit.-~: Orchard Lake ~ are out to capture more medals for| These girls hold national,’ Canadian and state hon- their collection. . The girls have entered the Michigad) ors in both solo and team baton twirtng. 4 contest to be held during eo * of the Olympic Jumping | ying ceremony peMormed in the Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church, Pontiac, Mary Lou Hunt became the bride of David North. The bride is the daughter of | | Mr. ‘and Mrs. Chester Hunt of Clarkston Library fo Reopen Tuesday CLARKSTON *: Independence Township Library t here will reopen Tuesday, after having been closed for two weeks. -- New library hours have been | announced as follows: Monday, 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Thurs- day, 4 to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Fifty pew books have been added to the book list, 35 of them pur- chased with a donation received from Mr. and Mrs. C. §, dard of Altadena, Calif. Youth, 16, Must Serve Two Years in School BALTIMORE (®—Joseph Knox, | 16, was sentenced yesterday in Criminal Court to serve two years in school, | Knox pleaded guilfy to a store burglary, Probation - officials said | he; “Was anxious to — to school... es ~€ "Judge Jaseph*L, Carter said a [eae two - year prison . sen- ‘tence. would become effective if! rest of the day on Friday, belongs to the Olympic Trials KEEGO HARBOR—In an eve-| Evening Ceremony Unites Mary L. Hunt, David North: * Auto Merchants 3078 Grove Ave., Keego Harbor, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald North of Pontiac. The bride“ approached the altar in,a gown of, net over white lace, fashioned with a scoop neckline ‘and long sleeves, A seed pearl tiara secured her veil and she ~———--' carried white rosebuds and steph- anotis on a prayerbook, Serving as maid of honer was . Patricia’ Kaupp of Keego War- bor, . and Jane McFarland of Walled Lake was bridesmaid, Janette North, the bridegroom's sister, was junior bridesmaid, James North, brother of the | bridegroom was best man, and j}ushers were Donald North and |Ronald Howard all of Pontiac, Following the ceremony, a re- ception was held at Veteran's Me- morial Hall, _ Neeee Harbor. * * After a caceraces trip to Wash-. ington, D:C., the newlyweds will make their home in Keego Harbor. ‘Farmington Houses Double in Five Years FARMINGTON—Recent. reports indicate that the number of oc- cupied dwelling units have almost doubled in the City of Farmington in the last five years. In the same peridd, the dwelling units’ in Farmington: - Township _have_-imcreased by about. one half, Figures are based on reports i from the Metropolitan Area Re- gional Planning Commission, using Mennen Williams of Michigan said | | Knox. failed to continue his educa; | figures compiled betw een April, yesterday the Taft- Hartley ame ments “twisted and perverted” the original intent of the Wagner Act. ‘tion while on two-year probation. Stolen in the burglary were some | cans of pineapple juice and several Addressing delegates to the con- is. vention of the Indiana State Fed- |. eration of Labor, Williams cailed | the Wagner Act ‘‘one of the best, things Police Chief Retiring that ever. happened to’ American business.” He added: |" chief Vern Story reports he will “The Taft-Hartley amendments | retire from the post Sept. 15: > twisted and perverted its original | ci. planned te leave last June intent. tion pair present administration will do it, _——-or.-the.-peaple..¥ill_f4et_a._new | administration more responsible | § te American ideais of fair en a ~-Pulitzer. Prize.Winner__.4. "™T6ses Divorce” Decision = PHILADELPHIA Nord Michener was granted a divorce yesterday from James A; | Michener, writer andauthor of South Pacific.” Judge Curtis E. Bok of the Phil- adelphia common | by civil serv: ice examination. 2 job will be done. Either the BENTON HARBOR ® — Police | “The present corrmrengel | for reasons of health but agreed | has forgotten its promises to +, stay on affer a 60-day rest repair at least some of the damage done by Taft-Hartley, but that re- | leave. A successor will be named | 1950 and July 1, 19565. - ‘Tri City Employment Up . + GRAND HAVEN (® — Industrial ‘employment in. the tri-cities’ 46 | plants topped 5,000 workers in August for the first time with 5,036 employes -listed. Al Reus, | 's®cretary of the Grand Haven- | | Ferrysburg-Spring Lake committee | for economic development, said it} was an increase of 87 over July | and 900 more than the same period | lof 1954. en ep ee Senate to Quiz Commerce Committee Will Attempt to Stifle ‘Phantom Freight’ Acts WASHINGTON |. — A Senate commerce subcommittee plans to question the nation’s 40,000 . new car: dealers on™ problems of the retail motor trade, ae * * ‘ Sen. Monroney (B-Oxia), sub- | committee chairman,. ‘said yester- day questionnaires are being: sent | out by his committee... The sub- committee. is studying automobile marketing practices. Monroney ‘sald replies will be used in planning — federal tegtstatton, Montoney said each/ dai will get a chance. to tell//his troubles or give his opinion on such prob- lems,‘as “atitomobile bootlegging,” and ‘phantom freight.” ; CUTTHROAT PRICES ; ‘Automobile Bootlegging’’ is the trade term covering bulk sales by franchise dealers to unauthorized persons, usually second hand deal- ers. Such sales are at substantial price reductions and often enable the second hand dealer to offer a new car at what regular dealers call cutthroat prices, — ““Phantom freight” occurs in the practice of charging the full freight rate from the main ‘fac: tory, even though the automobile may .have been saponins in a closer location. Monroney also said dealers are} being asked whether there is any, need for ‘additional federal regu- lation in their field” either through strengthening present antitrust, antimonopoly and price laws or separate legisiation for | car dealers. African Ore Sets Record CAPETOWN — South Africa’s | , production of platinum and_plat- inum metals last year totaled 310,- /000 troy ounces, exceeding Cana- dian output by 10,000 ounces. cee eee tein aye canneries” (INS)—Vange | Pulitzer-prize \ winning “Talk s of the pleas| court =. ee unds es to “archer wane roe | danse 8 author reportedly was home: here | in the South Pacific. . ‘One of the-main complaints his | wife had was that he was ldom | home. Report Building Suppl $ Stolen From Work Site a reported stolen from a build-/] ing site located ‘at Third and Ivy Streets according ilding supplies valued at $20 to Pontiac ‘Rich Leather Belts _ NIGHTS SAVE A BIG $74. SI! New Bet ‘Corsair?’ V4 A. P. Outboard By Scott Altwater! Gl A : 99 Forward. 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Of all wired homes,, 92. 4 per cent have refrigerators, 27 per ‘cent | ranges, 81.3 per cent washing machines fn "MEMBER OF ADIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS | = ' and 15.1 per cent freezers. Dia ee ee ee *. What's more, who can say that controlled installment buying : Decade of Debate Likely hasn’t raised the American stan- dard of living? Over Greatest Senators When the Senate decided to selevt its five greatest members of all time, it . | . aid the groundwork for’ 10 years: of j noisy but inconclusive debate. a Not only did the upper House provide for such a choice but decreed that medallions of their | distinguished deceased colleagues - Holland’s Miracle » Boom | ‘Tiny industrious Holland is enjoying. an economic boom so impressive that it amazes that country’s leaders: Today things are. so good for the Dutch with their postwar population growth of 1,900,000 to a total of 40,500,000, that there are more jobs should hang in the reception. than workers to fill them. room outside the Senate chamber. a ee bee &- 2 1% - Moreover, says Forbes Maga- zine, Amsterdam has_ replaced London as a source for export _ capital. Another sign of prosper- It decided further that only one suck me. it ibs which yanks them third in the — ' world output of new-tonnage. In the last’ 10° years, 52 important _ American companies have established. - in Holland subsidiaries or firms jointly owned by Americans and Dutchmen. The recovery is the more re- markable because no country suffered heavier loss of life in war and concentration camps.. No country was more system- gine i ‘“Dernocrats, Demberats. Also' to be ex- at pected is that the Senators’ nomina- ; . tions undoubtedly will be made with the votes of the folks back home in mind. © ‘2 - Naturally, too, recently deceased Sena- - tors will be favored in the nominations. fe OP Re. (ae a) a atically and thoroughly looted — Among Republican and Demp- ‘by the Nazis. , crat moderns likely to be named Pe _ As Prime Minister Dregs put it, pros- perity exists because “all of us ... realized after the war that we had noth- «men as the senior LaFollette, Nor- ter ; tis, Hiram Johnson ‘and Borah. ing left but the capacity and... will- | The list of carton greats conld be 7 ingness to pull in our belts and work as : hard as possible with little Personal "What the ultimate choices will be is return . . .” guess. The only certainty © — that making The Man About Town Teraan wit peleaes be, greatest Sood of 7 favorite sonsatory ever heand.cutsice | NOW More Money: State Highway Planner Says - = major party convention. ie eee Financial Problem Is Better Three-day weekend: A happiness _ State Fair Survey or a tragedy, according to what YO "A comumnees sense effert to wurvey the help to make it. _ -public’s opinion of Michigan’s annual —— _ State Fair is being attempted. The method chosen: by. the Board of Carl McMonagle, Managers of State Fairs and the State Planning Director for the Michigan State -’ Commission of Agriculture is circula- Highway Department, stated that a major tion of questionnaires. Exhibitors are part of its highway improvement program 3 the coming year will be iri Oakland and receiving them from division superin- Genesée Counties. Under the new gas tax * “tendents. Visitors té the fairgrounds increase and other concessions, he states rom strategically that-he can see sufficient income ahead to may pees f _ d, provide the improvements. and extensions loeated boo ; : heeded in these rapidly growing areas. Re- ae a ; garding the controversy between his depart- . wets =” : ment the authority: behind the proposed : Two of the questions — == toll turnpike through these counties, he said _ ‘outstanding in importance: a toll road has its need only if adequate free |, 4. What location do you consider: flighways are - provided. “best for the fair, Detroit? Twenty-five ~ miles out? Fifty miles out? One hun- dred miles out? 2. Do you think the State Fair should" i) In a talk this week before a Flint service club, ‘A bargain hale’ now is in progress at tlie. local ‘branch/ of the Secretary of State, ac- — to / ; nager Willis M. Brewer, r . where ‘ectly good license plates are op be divided into an agricultural os sale at half price. The reduction on 1958 niachinery, livestock and crops in a plates row is in effect. centrally located agricultural area and > an industrial and consumers fair in the _ Tut to be living in the Pontiac area : Boe re two brothers of- be] ' io Metropolitan area? Ridge J. Wilson The answers to pt and Te of punt, who recently died. Their names are = ; Everett ‘and d Wilson, ee and they | are in line is Laheat a up to VO is activity in Dutch shipyards 2 a“ aa hte PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 a .,: ‘ . “4 : resid gd as veers ih iia Tega ia “ The Prompter. us PORK David Lawienes! Says: Fundamental Rights Should Be Guarded Against the Encroachment. of Liberalism. Ww ASHINGTON—A great speech was delivered the other day by. the outgoing ‘president of the American Bar Association—Lloyd Wright of Los Angeles, He called for “a new revolution, a blaodless_ revolution, as in, 1776, by the law- yers of the nation, a revolution ‘dedicated, not to establishing any new principles but to restoring the ancient liberties.” 7 The -part coer - ‘ancien liber-- ties” got- some’ attention, but it. was promptly misinterpreted. in — places to mean that Wright as talking about the issue of the cheteeat rights of Communists or Communist sympathizers or per- sons caught in the dragnet of Com- munist connections of affiliations. No one in recent years has made so scathing a denunciation as did Wright of what. the radi- cals or Socialist Liberale—or the “Totalitarian Liberals,” as Her- bert Hoover calls them — have done to American liberties. Wright reminded his hearers that Abraham Lincoln said that “‘you cannot build character and cour- age by taking away man’s initia- tive and independence" and ‘yon cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do. for themselves.” Wright added: PEOPLE ABANDON BASICS “For no apparent .reason, since the turn of the century,’ and I believe as a companion to the ever-widening encroachment of an industrial revolution, our people, have become restive, and too many ° of_us’ have turned our backs to the ancient landmarks, We have drifted down the paths of paternal-+ ism, looking more and more to security, wherever or however it) may be found, and’ abandoning | e good old American traits of ieee dignity in work, independ- ence: and pride of accomplishment, and the joy-of succeeding by over- cocning all obstacles, ‘“The pattern of the decline ‘Is . clear. On every hand our people afe aligning themselves into op- posing factions and pressure grotps based upon economic in- jous beliefs and. gosgraphical divisions, each organized for the avowed purpose of currying spe- cial favor at-the hands of gov- ernment and at the expense of the rest of society. ~my interviews . with pari ness are seeking protection from the necessity of proving their ‘worth at the market place. SELF-SEEKING ERROR “Every hyphenated American who puts loyalty to his economic, geographical, religious or political. . affiliation above his duty and loy- . ~ alty to the interésts of the public at large adds momentum. to the drift from the ‘principles upon which our form of government is premised. Looking Back ; 15 Years Ago | RUMANIA SEEKS to quell seeth- unrest. WEEKEND DEATHS..-in U.S. reach 346. : x 20 Years Ago’ ETHIOPIA REFUSES to cancel. oil leases. TROPICAL. STORM headed for U.S. Ves sammy 66 cur guephe bave been willing to barter their precious right to govern them- selves for the temporal advan-— tages of financial favor granted ‘by the paternal grace of the benevolent, all-engulfing Federal Government, “If is because we in this country have enjoyed liberties and privi- leges to a greater extent than any other people that you and I should , jealously guard against the erosion of our fundamental rights, the dis- ‘tortion of our laws and fundamen- tal theories of government from ince advanced.” - without outside mene erp oy aber "\Woice of the People _ ‘Won't Conquer ‘Gravity,” < Find. berperal Motion’ | Game, address and ——_ namber of _ vite nature In every civilized land men tried ‘to attain perpettiat- motion, using all sorts of devices to. get omay power, They have failed and it is now proved that it takes power’to make power. ~ But today governments and corporations with easy millions are trying the old perpetual. motion game ently it in called nuclear energy. Our federal gov- ernment ,has spent billions for sanentaiant to make the so-called a Docs this make How foolish. te use billions of © ijiowats théties bf curtent- to turn rock into nuclear energy, then con- vert nuclear energy back to kilo- me such boloney to think that the law of gravity can be defeated. -Too many lives are lost by fallen air- _Planes to make space travel pos- sible. George A. Demtam 006 W. Huron St. Oil : Depletion Allowance. By MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER taxwise A hangover trina the beticids of tho Neer Siest and the Fair Deal, There remains in some .quarters the -tetalitarian notion that all business and personal income really belongs to the government, which in the spirit of benevolence remits back part of the funds to the earners. en | re In the spirit that taxpayers, in retaining something, may: be im- posing on the. government, seach is a persistent search: for. ' . Spots. One of the targets in this effort Is the long - established depletion ‘ allowance granted to mineral and petroleum companies; If indeed the 2742 per cent deple- tion allowance seems less harsh than certain other confiscatory arrangements, including the top bracket rate of 9} per cent on -earned personal income, then the remedy might be in making the ee eee ees meee oe table, From the standpoint of ‘ the general welfare, the propriety of the depletion allowance must be examined in terms of its jmpact on. wildeatting and discovery of new sources of fuel. * * @ One of the ablest of the nation’s wildcatters. told me that, if a consolidated picture of all wild- catting was taken, it would be found that such gambling for high stakes on average paid meager returns. te “FEW HIT. JACKPOT But the headline skimmers get - a different impression by focussing ‘attention on the few who hit the jackpot. For example, last month one of the major” companies announced that it had succeeded Case! Records of a Paychologist Clergymen: Néed. In Interview Technique to Keep People From Wasting Time Clark is a modern, conscien- tious cler, ioners ate imposing on him unduly for lengthy personal dnterviews on family problems. Yet a clergyman must be avail- able for interviews. The solti- tion to this dilemma is outlined below. Create a standard “fn- ~terview technique.” By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case P-329: Clark H., aged 31, is a talented clergyman stationed in New cl | * * “Dr: can I find that t of joners dea] with sex problems or) family affairs," he spoke unhappily. “And I don’t mind helping, ex- cept for the fact ty are’ so time consuming. “Last night a couple asked to see me just for a few minutes. So I ushered them into my atudy at 8:15, and they were loathe to “leave at 11:30 p.m. “Now I don't begrudge them my time, for I realize a pastor should be available to ,help his flock. “But I simply haven't time to man whose parish-/| | letter or a long-awaited check or some other factor beyond the clergyman’s control, LAZY FOLKS PROTEST “Oh, but Dr. Crage71 simply can't put my problem into writing for it would require an entike book — to do so,"" many lazy people ‘ex: ° claim to: me. Then they will sob into the long- distance telephone and try tr browbeat me into seeing théim_ in. person, for they want a doctor or a clergyman to let them wander around for hours irf a- personal interview when one sentence can usually state any problem that any human being has ever faced on this earth. . * * * “Why, is. it ‘that you and your husband 't get along harmo- niously,’’ I finally take a shrewd te helpful ‘o ‘the Board and d Sta e Commission. Nonetheless, -if the uti As a. pare.the! fai pay ita, own, . €ach from the - — Having the right name is _Lleya.. Wilson... Nate enough to have a brother named Ridge. ‘No Everett Wilson. is listed in the Pontiac directory. . ‘area where it can draw the: ist crowds. — A’ hop. vine with. branches covering one de of“his house is reported b woke Byram Fletch ! ope, ‘@ of Huron Gardens. The main stem is 18 feet jle change has taken e on long, and the whole vine /has enough hops = “the Continent in the public’s /attitude to make a good start on @ brewery—but Mr. | ee, instalirnent credit, a eS ‘Time was, and not so long ago, when Verbal. Orc Continental people took an extremely view/ot time payment purchases, | yer, ‘women fare Se Suber a Cole of 35 Thorpe 8t.; ety-fourth birthday. for : fegerators, vacuum cleaners, washing _ ‘and other home equipment, ” of Rochester;/eighty-second: birthday. Homer D. Lowrie of Clarkston; éighty-first birthday. _ Mr and Mrs. Fred Lothrop of Marlette; tifty-seventh wedding anni- versary. ; fs 4 Bt ae yee ‘ a = only tee ; » gS tbl, Ses Th Nl i ee ee Ly. et ait ot 3a36- Eastwood: Drive;-but-he-ts-not tortus “The farmer, the labor union, thé veteran, and industry and heol By JAMES J. METCALFE Music is a diary .. . Of days of long ago... The sadness and the happiness ... And friends we used to know . . . When we are young, each song is just. ... Another tune to sing . . . But as the years go drifting by . « » What memories they bring! . .. Each melody re- minds us of .. . A certain time and place .. . And on the key- boards of our dreams . . . We see a special face . . . Yes, music is a diary,. . . Of memories to keep c fe that we cherish while , awake . ,-. And others while we sleep . . Some folks consider - tage as. . Our most important . And they are right because - Neca . Arecord of the heart. . “Copyright, 1985) eR Kastoral. equine is_ or Shad courset with ever ybodys ‘can T solve this dile: ‘PASTORAL COUN iG And no conscientious clergyman can arbitrarily refuse to see folks who are crttivaDy in need of aid. o (|e. But-a lot of peoplp wilt unfairly impose on their clefgymen, unless the pastors are on iguard. . So let it be knowh that you will gladly counsel with anybody—par- ishioner or stran t—BUT, Be sure to in that your “interview technique” be fol- lowed precisely. And the first step ‘in that tech- nique is that the japplicant must write. out his problem, in full de- tail, factors wach « a horde of people ho Lopasn have any ‘serious| difficulty but just wish to “ ". for an hour ish, ft into the sympathetfs ears of their Tcanaes pol herexivige) (pace coum or cast the effort required be writ It will also elimijate many = ; ple who are too lazy to feces ae THEY'LL COOPERATE “pi ” itin pre- However, those 5 per cent who cise words. . ~ have real difficulties will be will- © Furthermore, a | great many ing to outline their problenr‘in full. problems would ¢ up anyway You can ,then. digest it in -five in 24 hours by the) receipt. of a minutes dnd ‘fter. some , positive & + | »| ~ oy \ wn et : . é ‘ ; if bee Moca? ® Ok eae one peas i f “fA ag Le shot in the dark, and then the wife who .says it will take an entire book to cover her problem | gives it in these few words: = “Oh, Dr, Crane, we've . been happily married for 17 years and have two wonderful children in high school, but now I find my husband is. infatuated with a girl at the office (factory, store, ete.)" Se, clergymen, don't become en- trapped by the usual parishioners desire. for a sympathetic ear. In- sist on a written report in ad- vance. : You can- then ‘skim- road it in five minutes and realize the prob- lem. But meanwhile 95 per cent of: your applicants for counsel will ee advice in 10 minutes more, thus taking only 15 minutes total time. LJ ~ = ; Then. send them home with some of the rating scales or the Compli- ment Club booklet offered via this newspaper column. ‘And the sex booklets will often clear up 25 per cent of their conflicts. miweys writé to Dr George W Crane nm of The Pontiac Press. Pontiac, Michig faa enclosing a long 3c stamper. self-addressed envelope and a dime to cover typing and printing costs when you nd for—one ‘ot his psychological charts. (Copyright | 1965) Only ‘Soft’ by Comparison at the old Davis Hill salt dome in Liberty County, Tex., but this achievement was the climax of efforts to bring in’ an = field which can be traced as far back st * * * The discovery well, opening a new field, is 16 miles east of Cleveland, Tex., and is 12 miles south of Hardin Field, the nearest area of proven oil production. The newly discovered dome, which. is about three miles in -diameter, eluded prospectors for Half a century. Individual wildeatters were in- voived until Humble Oil took over the prospecting of the dome in 1915 and 1916. In this chapter some ‘25 dry holes vas drilled, ‘ —_* MODEST MARGIN > In an analysis of the bearing on the depletion allowance on wild- catting some years ago, W-.S.S, Rodgers, of the Texas Company, wrote: e * * * “There have been some people | in the oil business who believed the cost of producing crude oil, since the diseovery of the Drake well in 1859, has been higher than the return therefrom. “I doubt that over the years the cost of producing oil has exceeded its value, but certainly the margin of profit has been far more modest than has been sauna understood. Recognizing the risks involved and the hazardous nature of crude oil production, Congress, in 1918, provided for tax-free recovery of the ‘discovery’ value of oil and gas properties. “| |, Unlike other “businesses in general, oil and gas production involves the sale of a basic, ir- replaceable asset, and in order to stay in business thepperator must - find new oil at considerable risk and usually at higher’ cost.’’ * * * , Especially in the years when excess profits taxes since repealed added to normal corporate income taxes brought the total to confis- catory levels, attention was fo- cussed on the depletion allowance as something tenderer than the a harshness. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Then Satan answered the Lord, and said, Doth Job fear God for nought?—Job 1:9. * om Good men have the fewest fears. He has but one: great fear who fears to do wrong; he hag a thou- sand who has overcome it.—Bo- vee. & Saupe Mostly IS red Women Who Live Alone By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. In Glasgow Medical Journal last December Dr. T. J. Thomson re- ported that 100 cases-of scurvy had been admitted to a general hospital in Glasgow in the past J5: years. Qf the 100, only six ‘were women. * * * an 82 cases a striking sign al- h was the appearance of large ex- travasations of blood under the ~ skin of thighs and legs—large so- “black and blue” marks. deficiency of or P f vitamin C (absorbic acid) — has been wrongly interpreted as evi- dence of beatings in many in- stances. To be sure, in a person with extreme vitamin C deficiency, even a slight blow or a playful slap or squeeze may produce such discoloration, . Four out of five of the Glasgow hospital patients had moderate or severe anemia. - Several of, the pdtients were admitted with such diagnoses as “varicose veins,” phlebothrom- bosis,"’ ‘‘congestive heart failure” or “osteoarthritis’—the last be- eause of suffusion or extravasa- tion of blood under the skin and around and into the joint. LIVED. ALONE = Of the 58 patients whose records gave details ‘of the domestic. cir- cumstances; 52 lived along or in lodging houses and» ma ba of own prs ‘every case of sevére’' scar. observation, as Dr. Thomson suggested, there are probably a _Rreat many cases of less severe scurvy that escape Giagnosis. Cases other than those mistaken for phlebothrombosis, osteoarthritis etc. Dr, Thomson wisely observed that a certain proportion of ap- parently hormal persons grow in- different to the simplest dietetic accounts for a good deal of vague general ill-health wrongly asso-. ciated with “old age.” elderly persons are red, sore, bleeding gums, pasty complexion, weakness and tenderness in legs, ~ minute hemorrhages all over. the body, such as a casual’ observer may call flea bites, gradually in- creasing fatigue and/ peevishness in the young child surliness in the adult. . Remember, there's no sharp di- viding line between good health and scurvy. : * * * If in doubt whether the trouble fs scurvy, it can do no harm. to try ‘the therapeutic test—take 6 vitamin € tablets daily for 15 days ~each tablet (ascorbic acid) eon- taining 100 mg. If this doesn't give’ alec 5 improvement, the trouble is not scorbutic, Béware of drifting along on.a tea and toast, coffee and roll, hot ‘dog. and pop diet. At least. one meal every day must include green see ry ocbgl lng anced ol ag pressed fruit juice. e 6 “Pant ht ar-manttestations “ot Pp Scurey I tntants, ~chiteren, “or ! versary of {the Women’ 8 Society of Christian Service, St. Paul Metho- dist Church, will be observed at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday,’ at the first fall meeting, to be held” bes the church house. Perfect Blending of «Modern and Traditional TWILIGHT The Delightfully Different pected to attend the event. The executive committee of the group will meet at 12:30, preced- ing the general meeting. - School Bus Stop Policy - WEST BLOOMFIELD—At a spe- cial meeting of the West Bloomfield board resolved to pick up the: high schodl students at bus stops in- ‘stead of house to house as in other ‘years, Supt. Dr. Leit Hougen and Larry Scheib, supervisor -of buses, were instructed by the board to set up the schedule so that no student would be required to’ walk more than a mile to the bus stop. This action Was taken-to re- duce the mileage of ‘the bus _pro- gram The bus achiedule for the elemen- tary.schools will remain the same || as last-yeary except ‘for ‘a few mi- nor changes. Couple Leaving | for Orientation : in Mission Field WATERFORD | ‘TOWNSHIP Leaving today to begin orient- ation classes for the European mis- sion field in Germany, are Mr. and Mrs. street. . dune graduates of Northwestern College, the couple. will go to Brooklyn, N. Y.,. leaving there early in spring for Germany, Mrs. Morain, the former Jackie MeCormack, was honored guest 54-Pc. Service for 8 TOTAL VALUE sua | © 16 Teespoons2'8 Soup Spoons © 8 Knives © 8 Forks © 8 Salad Forks © 1 Serving Speen @ | Pierced Serving Spoon © | Butter Knife © 1 Suger Speca © 1 Cold Meat Fork @ | Pasiry Server Oxford Guild Opens Year OXFORD — The Congregational Guild: will open the year's meet- ings with a 1 p.m. luncheon in the dining room;ef ‘the church Wednes- day. Lufich ‘willbe followed by a business meeting. Okay Forget-Me-Not Sale ROCHESTER — The ‘Council has okayed the JEWELERS . 16 W. Huron Village annual Forget-me-not Sale, to be held, in Rochester Sept, 16-17, by the Dis- abled American Veterans, Many charter members are ex- | West Bloomfield Changes | Board of Education, recently, the} Hugh Morain of Clayborn | ‘convenient at ‘a recent event at Sunnyvale Price, Only C é Chapel, at which time she explained | -. Terms [| her work and the needs ‘of the Set Includes:— European field. — MRS, ony 'F, HODEE Milford Couple Exchange Vows: in Evening Rite. MILFORD — Carol Claire Car- dona, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ‘| William G, Cardona of Milford and Gary Earle Hodge, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hodge, also of. marriage | Milford, spoke their vows in a recent evening cere- mony here. A reception was held at the home of the birde’s parents at 1850 Hill Rd., with 75 guests attending. The newlyweds are making their home in Hastings. Village of Ortonville | Renews Edison Franchise ORTONVILLE, —. In a. special Ortonville granted the Detroit. Edi. son Co. a reriewal of their fran- votes were cast, franchise. all favoring the — Garden Club to\Meet Club will meet Tuésday, home of Mrs.arl Cooper, Gran- ger road, Members will assemble first at Mrs. George Tunstead's home, at 1:00. Thornville Club to Meet METAMORA — Thronville Com- munity Club will meet at the home of Mrs: Jack Harmer at 8 p.m, Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Jean Ferrier as co- hostess. A demonstration panty will else be held. f ane YOU'LL SAVE ON ALL YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS AT Famous “Fruit of the 4¥§ Loom” jackets in 8 bright - new colors. The ideal jac- ket for early fall and school. Printed cotton flannel lining, adjustable button cuffs. Sizes 6-18. ( FEDERAL'S, SHOP ON PURCHASE COUPON CREDIT . COATS Wool tweed sport coals ata A= “buygkhem-now” sale price! In-blue, brown, charcoal or gray. 2-button style with- 3 patch pockets, “open vent backs for popularity-plus. Sizes 6 to 12. Save now! meeting this week, the Village of _chise with the village. Twenty-two OXFORD — The Oxford Garden at the | Vine’. The Junior and Senior high 23rd Event at Romeo Runs Through Labor Day —Crown Queen Sunday ie By LEE WINBORN Press Remeo Corres: ROMEO—Parades, exhibits, /con- certs and the colorful coronation ceremony will be features of +Romeo'’s 4rd annual Peach Fes- tival which officially opens tomor- row. oF : *, 0 »® »Saturday's welcoming ceremony will be staged at 1:30 p.m. at the reviewing stand and East St. Clair street. Actirig president Lynn Posey to reigning Peach Queen Nancy 1 Kovack. Other Romeo officials and club presidents will also be‘on hand to add their prectinge. "The first day’ 8 program will also offer a Baptist Youth concert at 7:30 p.m. at the Village - Park. Climaxing Saturday: activities will be a street dance to be: held on East St. Clair, beginning at 9:00 p. m. DAWN N PATROL ARRIV AL Festivities will open ‘early Sunday morning with the arrival of the Dawn Patrol from 7 to 10 a.m. at the Romeo Airport. The public is invited to join the fliers for break- fast in the hangar. ‘Highlight of the ‘afternoon pro- gram will be the Boys’ Coaster Race to be held at 1 p.m. on W, St. Clair street. Ralph Garrison is the general, chairmen - the event. * The Secred Cc ret sponsored by the Romeo Council of Chureh Women will open Sunday evening activities. The concert will be staged in the Congregational Church yard 6f North Main street at 7:30 p.m: * © wo: One of the most impressive fea-. tures of the three-day Festival program is the {oronation_ Cere- mony scheduled for 915 Buntay evening. Gevernor G, Mennen Williams will be on hand te crown Queen Nancy before hundreds of spec- tators in the Memorial Stadium. Some 80 Remeo youngsters will take part in the pageantry which ~ traditionally ‘marks this event. General chairman of the program is Mrs. Chartes Meeker Jr., whe , announces the ‘theme this year jo be “Fantasy of Flowers”. Labor Day ‘is Parade Day in Romeo. i PARADE FOR CHILDREN The Children's. Parade will- form It Will feature floats, both walking groups a.m. large and small, the theme of “Hollywood and school bands will also participate in the parade which will be wit- nessed by the Peach Queen and members of her court of honor plus the thousands who gather in the business district to witness the event. * * * : In the afternoon, beginning at 2:00 p.m., the spectacular Floral Parade will start its route up Main street. In addition to gaily fes- tooned ,floats, bands will be inter- spersed along the way. F less carriages will also be seen by the thousands .expected -to line . both sides of Main street for. the holi- day event. Art Farrell has had charge otf. entries for the parade. Climaxing a busy day -for par- aders and spectators alike will be the Mummers’ Parade at 8:00 p.m. Forming at the North Grade School this parade is staged in a carnival spirit. Entries customarily include clowns, novelty bands, and floats constructed purely for comic or satiric effect. , Free acts will be preserited 2 at the reviewing stand at intervals throughout the three-day program. | will present the key to the village | “Tr at the North Grade School at 10. and single entries,” all following | NORTH BRANCH — The Rev. Wilbert Walker, who succeeds the Rev. J. H. Kotegkey as ;pastor of familia Ae PORTO Tae THE PONTIAC PRESS. “eRID Sy. SEPTEMBER : 21935 Lig cass Mans: tii pti haat ahi Sato, Nichigan 4H. Youths ‘I Buys Harvester Agency “ a ey ag Ea mm pen Pa i Win T METAMORA — Walter Si : wot ron = WS overnor. : to. Crown Peach 0; ueen ‘Sunday es — vo apg awarded a trip feend tes iene Harvester} * opps re aia + * oe “ SRRSER SS OS sca Rochester | |Metamora loins | asta mec one three an ta ene BNY:| ness for ten years, Bob Cronin a 0c es et’ - Annual Festival n North Branch: P asior The Rev. Mr. Walker has been SEES Cars| vil conti in he ence HH) Observe 15 Years | Starts Saturd nore eg el Plans Initial Service. |r ss Snommas t's “ ort . . : dVictims — : oe, [ROW Serving a8 i oo. — =| ROCHESTER — The 15th anni- F farts atur ay 00: School Secretary of the East METAMORA — Cannisters have | been placed in business buildings for donations for the emérgeney day Michigan Conference of the Pil . grim Holiness Church. ; When. relief of the recent flood sufferers | Pilgrim Holiness. Church here, will| You're. tbeing — paged! in the East. W. D. Van Dusen of | conduct his initial service Sunday, | you've something ‘9 sell or torent, Metamora, chairmign of Lapeer | at 11 a.m. | folks all over town look for your ¢f- County Red Cross, advised that| He has been pastor-of the Bright-| fer in The Pontiac: Press Classi- the- county's share in this disaster} moor Pilgrim Holiness Church fot relief is $700.00. seven years and has been active All charity. must come ‘from non- | —— governmental organizatioys,.. i The Red Cross reports’ that 702 homes were totally destroyed in| the floods, Another 14.269 were » damaged, A fotal of 35,000" fami- | lies suffered losses, of which the | Red Cross hopes to, help 10,562, machete mens ‘SEW for School and SAVE $$$ County Calendar. | [rey Townabt, f The ow Ce eet et the home of Mrs. Martlyn ickens, 65 Al- "The Margret’ Howtil”” argar jowell Circle” of Beaver Methodiat i will te | at the home of Mrs Joseph Cornell. i | | { Bs, Beaver Rd., at | y Sudy Club meet rn HAP ary ] Mrs Thareday. rete, BE ae, he Aare ° iY a fre Gas nena Ft. ae vert Cirele per week hag ei einabeth circle will a hg We Sow eet attoes | RECONDITIONED % Hee: aroynd Cedar’ island desirin call Mrs.,Joseph Lucyson, FE AND PARTS BY YOUR... FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION The Hannah Moore circle meets with Mrs. Victor Gigtio, 3880 Canute 8t., Sept. 13, for a poom juncheon, : = t , Th Catherine Booth circle meets 3 a with Mrs. Arthur are ae wim Com- ' SEWIN merce Rd. Sept. 19 at 8 : j CENTER ' sf ; pom who Have been seeking the ae | Thanks te the Gary Mears, Gearse Gobel influence money for nearly two years, had : rt 8 SAUCE 4. there’s a 20 per cent increase in crew-cw mpOes, SAYS | been assigned to aid’ bank em- a % Joseph Fleischer & Co., wigmak.rs, The (7) sea ioanags ployes in checking $10 and $20 7 DOWN fe 4 around my beat is “Which One Has the -Toupee.” bills. / 8 LORNTOC : Greta Garbo'll be 50 in September. | A woman clerk in the’ federal 2 ey Because they love each other so much, Gloria Grahame and reserve bank of Chicago disepy- , A large pine of cri salad Cy Howard. decided in Paris to get remarried in Italy. But|ered a $20 bill that was payt of _ Yesterdey’s’ enewon caltel, sel, 8 SPY $ tails led and Gloria began cutting | ‘he Tansom money, ‘Tribune iogvAr, tiGer, Elk, gikaffe, lon, moosk = and delicious desserts to choose they differed on the details, quarreled : | said, After-she reported] phis, the | | © 1955 whats My Lise, ine : 21-4 - y's clothes to pieces. “If we get femarried now,” cy exploded, haa ashared he hay’ 5 hecegae= : 2 from! | { “i'l have to be in a nudist camp.” between 300,000 and 409/9 | bills— ~ a . . - ee i xk «x * *€ rechecked, Then t were |. = . You'can always depend upon > * arthur Godfrey just told Peter Lind Hayes, wees on wane cee SY TS WETS ‘naped Sept. 28, 1952, afd killed] Pressed Metal Dickers h nipites. Se) _ TRY | | | ‘ ri by Mrs, Bonnie and Carl the most interesting and enjoy- 2 | Heady g joy : the year-round as his replacement, “Good job, Pete!” But -PORT HURON WA contract ' ie Pete's pal, stuttering Joe Frisco, wasn’t. as complimentary. Previously one $20 Bill had been | Austin Hall They were executed.| Metais Inc angi|t *emealsat.... BRING THE Lig MIL! -“What a s-soft job,” said Joe. “They pay you to stay off the found Aug. 4 jm Minot, N.D., and Pressed . \ air. I b-been watchin’ you sub for: Godfrey and you ought to — bills. earlier this week at the Only about a the ‘san0,000 ran-| the CIO United Auto Workers has \ stay off.” ? Reserve Bank of St.Louis. | som money was recovered. Police-| been extended on a day-to-day oN : be — m-more money eres y © “‘e. the Tribune said (ot ee be- men Louis, Shoulders y and Emer basis, coenpany end. a officials | \ P lieves the money now is ‘being put n of St.Louis arrested | announced y. pact ex- | THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . | into reese re ee = ro ries - Heady, — ete —— a \ | a portedly ure ing a theory tha y turned money they ations are continuing on union \ Dick Haymes. practically ‘wept ‘real ‘teare. in trying 10| cannval workers have started to| found in Hall's luggage. However, | demands for a layott pay plan and 144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET . \ straighten. it out with Rita through her friends .. . Beautiful | pass the money, they were convicted of perjury and/| other benefits granted to the UAW PEs. \ ; ex-cover gal Jackie (now Robert Olsen) had} Bobby Greenlease, 6,-was kid-' were sentenced to prison. by Ford and. General Motors, a baby dtr. in San-Antonio . .. Zsa Zsa Gabor, off for Hollywood, =o Ta —-. ) says Rubt's still crasy to marry her but stays up till 7 az. c tae “and ven can I vurk?” ~ a Den Amecbe can't attend his son Den Jr.'s Keokek . oo , ; | “EN : 2 | wedding due to two shows Labor Day . . . Jackie Gleason'll oe . - . , | - : ; eall his TV show “live on film.” , . : Ce 4 oy : - : grand he ether mowed ag tod ee gonpeomenl | f . +» What m 4 ) | gut and her mother moved : Now, during September... 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That's earl, (Copyright 1955, the fal Syndicate, Inc.) - Probe Explosion Cause ISHPEMING @® — Investigators for the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. are seeking cause of an explosion ‘in the Mather B mine Tuesday in which Wilfred: Mallett Jr., 30, iH iwas killed. Mallett was the first fatality in two years at the mine, the world's largest under ground iron mine, Another miner;~Gene Currey of Clarksburg Location suf- fered minor injuries in the explo- sion. “- on ec CONSOLETv|_ . 9495 Your car's worth more than ever before... come in and oe oe . LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE : You’veewaited long enough—now it’s time to get up and go Oldsmobile! a2 Oh Oldsmobile — = _——— Sedan — ~_-For ‘we've never made it easier than it is this month-for you. tne 62 Hashing “Rocket” Engine car! Now you can thrill to all the glamor of $2289” " “go-ahead” styling . . . the smooth, safe, surging power of the famous “Rocket” Engine with H ydra-Matic. 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The subcommittee will resume work Tuesday. i * * : Informed sources said the Brit- ish have made it clear any control He reportedly said that in the early installations. He also insisted that the control itself at each -sthge that it can handle the. next stage before It movés” on, This means, it was learned, that confidence would be built up by: stages as the control organ gained ‘experience - in its work, - * * ® The Russians finished -the first Ii week still silent. on President Eisenhower's plan for an exchange of‘ military blueprints and aerial inspections. An Almost Tale— Almost Robbed, | ins A and HopPY | A badly mauled safe that had | almost; but not quite, opened | bottle of whisky—swiped from | the boss’ but not quite, erfpty. ~ 7And a note, written in a ~— but uncertain, hand that — most, sport!” Executed Murderer Records Last Words murderer’ delivered his own fun- eral message yesterday—by tape recordi ng. 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Gearty said he was-dri 1948 Pontiac which had been for Finn's car at El Paso, Tex., Aug. 8 Bulldozing Farmer Cuts. Main Telephone Conduit a pri it beade & Pr PINKING SHEARS AT A PRICE THAT'S MIGHTY , LOW! Woks aTale] Quality! f B op aE 3 : ; = se 24 ee that of]. - NEW YORK w—How can Ameri- as the two Japanese signatories put their names to the documents. They signed with~Oriental slow: | planes. sailor form,.an iE |Shigemitsu 5 | Visit Recalls Siibrenden f in ie dle os Oe American a teid mee pray,,”” said Mac- ” that the peace be now fighters, dive hombers and torpedo “They. aoe over the massed Shige- | decks of the Missouri in wave after wave after wave, until the whole pod throbbed. The = : ji > around the world, bd e over." - * ttm etn. 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Come.in and see all-- ~~! = . , ~ BS : ‘ey! * ; . i Ponte Michigan ie “LS Ny ie uel . wait mre ietiestecadhes 35° ie oe os a ge: ij xe Se . “ay < or os ‘Pontiac ‘Press Readers Solve Mystery of ‘Lily’ ee hy Ag of 2560 Silyerside. She dubbed it Lycoris Squamigera, and others- bore out her ideritification with -Igtters and pictures.from catalogs. Al) in ‘all, 17 phone calls and letters to the garden editor cor- rectly identified the flower, while Mrs. Kirk received 16 of 12 calls, four personal visits and an even ‘dozen letters at her home at 4738 doatyn Rd. Many persons assured her that the ante was little known in this part of the country, and even nurs- . |erymen were often mystified as to what it was.’ One woman, Mrs. Daisy Picknell of Sydney, Aus- tralia, made a trip to the Press from. Huron Gardens where she is visiting he sister. MANY IN AUSTRALIA | “We have many of them-in Aus- tralia, ” Mrs,. Picknell said, *‘but | Heliéve they are rare here. We jeune Lities.” = * ¢ * Consensus of opinion on the habits: of the mystery lily is that it often lies dormant.in the groun for one and sometimes two or three -years,. explaining why Mrs. Kirk might have failed to see it before. It produces abundant, iris-like fo- liage in the spring, but this green growth withers. Then in- August 9 single stalk Mrs, Kirk is happy that she knows thé name of her “beautiful intruder,” but she's still, mystified | as to bow it got into her garden. sure of one. thing, though: “One of the nicest ways I know "new friends,"’ she said, “ig to find a lovely‘ strange flower growing in your yard and ask Pon- tiac Press’ readers to name it!" = ‘ae Naval Vessels Armed With Missiles LONG BEACH, Calif. » — The Navy's ships of the future will bear no resemblance to the fight- ing ships of today, says Navy Sec- |. retary Thoma s. “The conventional’ guns on the cruisers will be gone,” he told. the Armed: Services Committee of the Long Beach Chamber of Com- merce yesterday. “The cruisers will b be armed with guided mis, siles, Jet seaplanes will have & terrific future, for they will be able to travel anywhere in the world.” Detroit Conventions Set | some of the reots as soon as the Curtis kitchens finished ” are so beautiful—so ar! We have the new ‘ftbe held in white for decoration ia the || Assn. of Canada - colors of your choice. ’ 20-22. Come in and see the wonder- ful conveniences these Curtis kitchens offer you—kitchens with the $3 features women want most. (Swing shelf unit DETROIT — Detroit -will host News NUD Garden Quiz Q-—My cabbages formed iiice heads. and then most of them start- ed to split open. Can this be pre- vented? A—The splitting was due to a split, especially if rain follows a period of drought.. The splitting can be deferred by thrusting a spade into the ground {o cut off heads are fully formed, * * * Q—Our aenveiie creeping .j bent lawn. has lost *its lush green appearance and is very brown in | spots, We have watered and fer- tilized: it faithfully and at the oe of sandy loam. - 2 Aiude en wnsneeny at bent grass grows well in a mod- erately, acid soil, The brown areas may be due to the presence smother the grass roots, for Sept. 17, 18 Pontiac Area Growers Plan to Display Entries - at Redford Exhibit Dahlia growers from Pontiae, Drayfon Plains, Utica and many other parts of Oakland County are among those planning to exhibit flowers in a state Dahlia Show, scheduled Sept. 17 and 18 in Red- ford, This year the Southeastern Mich- igan and the Michigan Dahlia Associations have joined together to stage what promises to be an outstanding show, to be held in Redford Carpenter's Hall, =— Grand River Ave. . y Scses Win he Cpu ia ea pele from 4 to 10 p. m. Saturday and ‘ from 11 a. m, to 7 p.m. Sanday, ‘Sept. 17 and 18. Deadline for entries will be at_12 noon Sept. 7% conventions and three trade }shows during September, the De- troit convention. and tourist bureau says. For the first time, a con- vention from another nation will in Detroit when the Federation of - Automobile Dealers will meet Sept. Plywood Output Jumps PORTLAND, Ore. billion, square feet’of American fir plywood was used around _ the five ) ; ; = : . globe during World War II for ALBERT B. defense purposes—for PT boats, : headquarters, barracks, GI the- L Ri E- aters, and post exchanges. Now ; : peacetime production is three an times greater than the annual out- ~-LUMBER co. put volume at the close of the war. Phone FE 2-9104 THE GREAT AMERICAN WAY 1441 Baldwin | || to solve everyday problems: -Clas- (Cor. Walton) sified ads! Dial FE 2-8181 for an ___f! ad-writer. —_ . eed “LEE” The Tractor Man Presents the . Ride-Away Jr... : Gang resiia $7" Cut ' Rotary Mower 30” Cut : = edd Plow—Disc—Cultivate Wheel-Horse Jr. Snow Plow a LEE’S SALES and SERVICE |. 921. Mt. Clemens ~ FE 3-9830 || Spring. Perennial * 17, and judging will begin at 1 p. m. on that day. advice of a friend applied lime! gimixed oe Dahlia Show Set | Morning Glory at Adler Home That's what nei vgn Adler are saying about that has twined itself around a 42-foot utility pole at the Adler's Silver Lake home—and now threat- ens to go.“over the top.” “if yow took a tape measure, ‘that morning glory must measure over 80 feet tall,”’ Adier said, ‘ It doesn't go straight up, but twines round and round the pole. -- “It's over the transformer now, On the well f thei place at ete ; 04 lakeside plot and around‘ th -ing dogs away from his shrub- ‘bery—one he says works like a Growers. from all over Michigan are expected to exhibit. Separate competitions in both commercial and amateur . classifications will insure fairness, with divisions set for novice, ‘small amateur, large amateur and open clags, There will be no admission to view the exhibit, but a nominal entry fee of 10 cents will be charged for each exhibit up to 20. Those with more than 20 entries will still pay only the maximum $2 fee. General dhatvens of the show is A. EK. Cadwell, 35405 Glenwood Rd., Wayne. Persons in the - Pontiac area desiring additional + . information may procure it from- “Mrs. A. R. Mullin, 5460 Dixie Hwy., committee member, Two years ago the Dahlia Show drew a crowd of 1,600 when it was held at the’ Detroit - Historical Museum. Last year the exhibit was held in Flint, where it. also attracted statewide attention. September Is Month for Bulb Planting, — Start bulb planting, and continue the job-for the next two months. _ Put in the smallest ol he earliest blooming - snowdrops, crocuses, chionodoxas; scilla and others—as soon as you can get hold of them. /sus can go in this month. Tulips can wait a month or so. Divide, Transplant | Daffodils, jonquils, all the narcis- | - charm and that he is willing to share with Press readers. “When you plant an evergreen, plant a red barberry bush be- side it. If it's a-big evergreen, plant a barberry on each side,” DOGS SHUN BARBERRY Dogs, says Adler, dislike the smell of the red barberry and.shun its sharp needles. They won't touch the shrubbery if a barberry bush is growing within three feet of it. Ld * * “Moreover, the barberry is orna- mental in: itself," the gardener points out, ‘‘and_in the fall its red leaves and berries are particularly attractive.” ; Although Adler grows the tall- est morning glory and the shape- Mest shrubbery, Mrs. Adler étfers serious competition when it comes fo flowers, A member of the Detroit Garden’ Center, she is considered to have “one of the greenest thumbs in the neighbor- hood.” The Adlers are enlarging their business, so they probably won't expand their’ gardening activities in the near future. © ~- “For the present, I’m satisfied that. my. vine's going ‘over the top’,”” says Adler. “But some day I'm going to retire. When I do, you. can be sure gardening will become my- full time hobby.” ¢ andfriends t' morning glory vine _ é cue PONTIAC PRES. FRIDAY, neta 2, 1955. om JR at ibs | abs : rel : : . 3 aA s . ~ - i ee ae x rf P * J sw - . : Fi oe 7 a > if! our Needs of 5 \Mother Drowns Son, |One Childin 10 sn Z 73 a. : 4 - oa 38 : : : ) | tl Cave Cha 'DanieLad’ |Has Eye.Trouble, |} _Listed by Probate Judge Says She ‘Panicked’ |Zes Eve. Trouble, Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore, the children and they can find out eae we. } eclares State, (3 . 2 fe Ae d spoke to the Pontiac Rotary Club | what’ their problems are. | ~The case Of-8) LANSING UR—About. one~child’| $ ursday on “Juvenile De-| Need of close affection was the yj |mentally disturbed woman, who |in 19. who starts back to school! $, and ‘age to say a person can live cited the case of a 16 year old de- lor cp mnawnary tag geo “teats he ported of. the ; . RTNEY DRUGS __ his own life as he pleases without | linquent boy just sent to the State: crying her, goes bel ‘3 prediction ‘ “responsibility to friends and fam-| Hospital who for the first 8 years a Felony Court judge today. /State Health Department, ‘which 3 der ats ee ly alike,” Judge Moore said. “The}ot bis life hed ne one in what be The mother, Mrs. Christine Tege- | (hut. te tiahen's ayes checked: be. | SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTE beste social living is a sense could put. trust or confidence. rides, 22, was quoted as confessing | fore classes ‘begin 2 BE 8-0433 : <8 Pa Se ao Clee tater’ Oar de . hours after she faked a kidnap} Although more than 200 tech- 3 2 OTHER STORES TO SERVE YOU This _wes ‘tne! of tho Sir et] Magentt ot Gepupieat whe Ate sate. ME Ss Sissi | alarm to cover up the slaying. oe eet a 3 420 East Pike : 1006 festya. Avs. ae ae sous Sone — a County Pro- ‘TAKES ORDERS FROM THE SUN — This car is powered by light} She was charged with homicide aes Gas Spear, Pegg raat ea z FE 2-6137 a 231 , aes 4 ox degeniny! Pry wire chat epchiges control.» | = natural or otherwise — which is converted into electricity by the|'ate yesterday, said all eye defects are not de- ~ a ‘pela aolen te tp of, “The court's alm 1s te keep | photoelectric squares on its top. The model will. be demonstrated at} Her husband Andrew, 23, & |\tected by the screening. é +o new thought , ng with thelr parents when |General Motors’ “Powerama,” display of power sources, to be held|lunchroom counterman, told au-| A child may have faulty vision fof ——— spoke on ‘the abiiity| nny, 0um bat some are-o6 the Aug, 31 to Sept. 25-in jo, Il. The “‘Sunmobile” has ‘no praetical | thorities she had been depressed | when he tilts his head while read- + to work and the value of. ac Children’s Home or at Camp | application in the atito industry, GM says, because it would be useless | since the birth.of the child. ing, blinks frequently, rubs his + pol aa Oakland, if they merit it and on a lonely dark road. : 2-4 § eyes often, squints when looking at r id w have « heme situation that is : _— ' Asst. Dist, Atty. Bernard M. (distant objects, or has inflamed Drive or Parking Lot * Juige Moore emphasised this} net goed: od ° 9 Bids ‘are based he Patton of Queens County quoted | and watery eyes, the department er ; i + polnt ‘by saying, “Every youe~ | Commenting on Oakland Agriculture Commission | Bits are based on ne eth atate the mother as saying ‘she te = officials said. | © Residential w + may work has no feture plans or [wore stressed two points he | Asks Fair Parking Bids | each weet. ing tare hie Sat bath nb thie of ; © Commercial - i * desire. Coatinususly working to- |™ot sear, one, an increase in the | LANSING (AP) —The State|@. |; - yesterday morning. : Bellamy Changes Mind , : tel fol ward something we want ts what [met unc, One. On : mission’ is solicit-| Start Fluoride Program * * * © ~ | PETOSKEY w — John W. Bell- | © Industrial | | eeu pause oat of taehie? (ne Sen. ei es Agrees Canales We. pele | -- | ‘The mother originally told police | amy, whose resignation as Emmet Free Estimat eG ' See on eee eine: | tnt bide for the ‘parting conces SAULT STE. MARIE After | that q mystery"woman posing as Geusly peestadier won to hese any a = . a * | “Dusan met stfine see at an ao tn tn esr cat ean an irae ba eco ey eis PONTIAC ASPHALT PAVING Hi plained this point: by saying that | schools in the county to send their Detroit when the fair is closed. | taining pment, fluoride now is| apartment, threatened to kill her | the action. He had submitted the fb. 7 : > = ‘ he would like to have the parents|children with special problems. The commission said it will re- | being to the city’s water|and then kidnaped the ‘baby, resignation in protest of the $2,200 | [Ra 5076 Pheesent Rd. aon wah poms rt non cen eben com [oe ar wk Oat "ny. 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Samuel Sturgis, chief of the Army Engineers, re- ported. that 5,875 workers are em- ployed on the flood: relief: He cited the work done as an example of the speed with which the government is helping put the flood-stricken community back on its feet. ir. | jects. n Seran- j}ers are doing a “truly vemark- |. | able” job in Scranton, whete flood | rea. | debris is being cleaned up at the) | rate-of. 4,000 tons a day. E? Roland Harriman, chairman "lof the American Red Cross, re- ported that $7,500,000 has now been raised in the special flood- reliet fund drive. The goal in the Red Cross drive was raised ‘to 16 million dollars yesterday. Presideht Eisenhower also a progress report on flood relief operations from Val Peterson, Civil Defense Administrator, who is heading up Federal operations | | fr the six flood states. Peterson messaged the dent in Denver that he had re- ceived nothing but praise for the help. given the stricken commu. nities by the Federal government, but added: . ” * “There is yet much to be done, we'll continue to press forward on all fronts..." fot the peter feat in school casuals in September's, Choose the soft clossic knockabout in wede or elk, or the genvine hond- sewn Norwegion cawel—we have | your size, your aden Avghable in _ madt of our stores. @. block sede | gray wede coffee mist brown, block or rich polish white. bork elk $3.98 6 best colors b. Ped, block, ‘brown leather with o high, > $ ond M widths—sizes 4 to 9 $4.99 OPEN MON, & FRI. NICHTS TUL 9 P.M. jad year and amounts paid in 1953 and Presi- “| year. Three new cases were report- - Senator. Purtell. Wants liam Purtell (R-Conn), | has is anks piles ane ot ing the Chief Executive to “find authority” to refund taxes with- held from paychecks so far this | 194, Purteli said the Internal Rev- ~~ code's provision’ on caysual- ¥ losses “permits a taxpayer to p cone real and personal prop- erty loses from his present | income tax," He added that “if the loss is in excess of the present } . he fund or income taxes paid during the prior two years and to further deduct remaining losses. for the next five years.”" | MAKE REFUND NOW “while these er they could “immediately stop further income tax deductions dur- ing 1955 and refund deductions al- ready withheld this year to those who can prove casualty losses.” * * s Purtell said they were “‘sympa- thetic’ but “their present thinking is that they do not have atithority”’ to act immediately, Polfo Cases Increasing MARQUETTE (®#—With 60 cases of polio reported so far this year, the number of polio victims in the Upper Peninsula already is twice that reported for the whole of last 43 N. Saginaw St. ed this week. * “ aa ee. eee ee House TOO . ss Williams Re Interior and Exteri . a room f hard wear. “9 rich colors. TOR". at Corwin’s. sw PORCH and FLOOR ENAMEL Durable finish for porches, steps, kitchen and ploy- loors. Withstands rain, snow, sun, sand, - Have Satit Favorite C olors _CUSTOM MIXED _ ISN'T THIS 3 WHAT IT NEEDS? Now is the time. ta protect your house, against everything the weather can think . . » With the kind of paint that has what it takes. Paint now with SWP.. have the best-looking house in your neighborhood. | : ) ; 3 For full information on SWP Paint’. other interior decoratin ask to. see . and scores of aeege Srerin or Use’ 4. 95 a. 3 es Chosen,from our. t. Color Companion . . . the world's “ “most” wanted” “colors: se ya ain “hundreds of ~ j he ator approved _ oomhicxeny: Ed Gal. KEM-GLO “ENAMEL ° ve kitchens, . bath woodwork. ° ioe pave | apenas my sge Gal. if ~ SERVING YPUR COMMUNITY SINCE HOuse paint . 999 pennecey yeUOw There IS a aoe , p) o B) an WASHINGTON (INS)—Sen, Wil-|. is permitted under certain pre-| — scribed conditions to apply for re-| | By : nes eee ee <3 Pes ; fee Rea sity re Pt ie Se eae Nee! u Es pref eee AG, es { Ses a AAS j . : ¥) ‘ ae : aes 4 | a < fe fi f e . #| | 4 ne ‘ (sa : a THE PONTIAC PRESS. -FRIDAY.’S PTEMBER 9 OG er es nn - { ' i ‘Asks Tax Return ah Sonron Sie rine AFTER A HARD DAYS WORK? ‘| gates: from the United States and | ‘hy eet esas: ae “Qvailable at the be fo Flood Victims cms va Michie | "YMCA. ATHLETIC: CLUB TRULY REMARKABLE : continental assembly, * 25, In-ik step tn Today for Rates . . rs $-6116" Sturgis said rehabilitation work- ona were by Dr. Frank 10 SENECA STREET : cae | SEE HOW ROBERT HALL BRINGS DOWN THE COST OF DRESSING UP YOUR CHILDREN: with matching hat . and mittens! ~ QUILT-LINED JACKETS. ‘GABARDINE STORMCOATS ° ——, rayen end - Rayon ‘Shesiine and 11% Nylon in the pattern 59 . nines. Maing 5 and many more! - tn coat end het: Elasticized waist, zip | cote oan ee © warm, heavy-welght °” Usually 16.99 black. 618. Usually $9 mitions : twat inking emt se. atsiattrcccng: | CABARDINE SLACKS saving! And look what you get! A vonty coat made for plenty of hard wear .. with belt savers, tab hanger in neck, reverse buttons, inner-knit wristlets! A pixie hat that clips to hug the ears. A pair of toasty warm mittens! In charcoal, navy, green Rayon gabardine with Nylon added. | Hollywood model with Snugtex waistband, 4 pockets. Blues, and red. Sizes 61012. browns. greys. 8 to 18. Usually $5 commute ALTERATIONS — , ‘wy omis s* BLOUSES “a BOYS’ RUBBER _RAINCOAT if with matching hat! 29 Usually $5 a Y “Bhat tes, Sines 7 "4 Usually 249 4 FALL skirts Corduroy, quilted . taffeta, Double back (ventilated) flannel, rayon, for extra protection, cal felt! Pleats; swing 2 inside book pock flares, torso skirts! acide Solids, plai -2 slash pockets. os hat included. Yellow. ‘ - Usually black, grey. Sizes 6 to 14. : appliques. 7-14, 3.49 " ie GIRLS’ WASHABLE a “ SKIRT AND SWEATER SET Seernoy SPORTCOATS Wake Advantage of Corwin’ $ Complete Decorating Service 1890 LUMBER and COAL co. PHONE FE 2.8385 Ede Ee Ee Oo OO Oo Oo Oo Oe He < _...tailored ik our dwn plants, with 3 patch pockets, full rayon lining. now SOMPLITE ALTERATIONS... IncLUDED “Uenally aide Pcs aan Gare =a : Ray Ped TOTS’ AND GIRLS’ — BOYS’ CORDURC DRESSES os SLACKS 89 8 9 pacing model, : ; 4 pockets, full outlets, coo ; ‘4 Phare bartacking. 99 : te e, bro fee 6 i at vasety: Guaranteed washable! hist is —e styles. .. ruffles, ested frill! — ereenene weiuoee . - chal. tat nerve mar > cottons in on , mot. and solids, crease resistant cottons Slut Heil oren ewe 200 Ne. ‘Siew Sc = . 2 ' THE PONTIAC PRESS. 'PRripaY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1955 See tei GIFTS FOR ALL! } : a5 2 NO MONEY DOWN | owns the LADIES—CIGARS to the MEN! fe CANBY: ‘TO: THE eect af code. Spec : ag this event. Don’ t me: Ka it. | BIRTHD DAY SPECIAL § 7 i "Birthday Spe ; B. roup Better Sample a? 5 SCHOOL en Te NT ao ‘Sweaters Bee i | Na oe % cman @ Nag | so99 Geo DRESSES Tee SS” «Bos. Mothers! See 1.00. 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( a echt ery ; : : : Brown Hair Seal traces 9199 LOOP AUCS .......... 1.00 net . ) . | , ai ' pss va | IRTHOAY SP FY Pilieliaase BIRTHDAY SPECIAL oo BIRTHDAY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SPECIAL : ae Tom ron @|_ bist Fowiis | | Cannon Plow Cae | hita owns || tesr"nugs | € vals a re eae way ae ; qualit : ee SEhre 10°) | as Oe be \y 4) ¥ Fae nek AOS ined beck, As- $400 peru Priced | (A\nereran : | - Birthd st ate Birthday Sale Priced RCALE SHEETS err} ay Printed Flannelette PANEL’ CURTAINS: Waste | lie "88° a 2” zz ie Sidi 5 ss p ty ta ® ease oni = 39° 2 Low Prices cad Hoidens Trading atcmps vate af THE. PONTIAC. PRESS... “FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER : 2 1955 a “ ladies’ were dolls. with time .on their ‘hands, ‘the “permanent | wave’ * was born: i haat and invention it was, too. " rtrd 0 }. ago, when miticnntres. were ‘Kids ¢ CHINOS BY. LEVI ; ae SPORT SHIRTS oS $295 - Parents— UWE INVITE YOU TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT im CLOTHING Co, cea MEN'S WEAR — WOMEN'S WEAR Meet Roppy » Dees Suappy 4. SO. SAGINAW ae PONTIAC, MICHIGAN skimped — I plumpers, “but that is just silly, and our boy knew it. The Egyp-| in 1951. “At first,". said the birthday kids, “women were scared of the process and only very brave ladies with great wealth took. the risk They almost all got burned slight- ly. It was that kind of process.” ' Actually it was a boiling aad | 12 to 20 hours of misery for oper- ator and operatee, Nestle, who introduced what was then called the ‘fiery dragon” in . London — ‘they had such a curt. problem there, owing to the fog — picked “up the idea from the old Egyptians. WIGS ALONG NILE “Some' people think that Cleo. patra and her fri had a mys- terious waving system, involved with the waters of the Nile or some such thing,” said one of the Nestle tians actually shaved their heads. baking ‘procedure, which involved: ~ To curl, ‘those « ‘wigs, they; ' He Hi E 5 i if 5 4. E z = E 2 es he introduced his. monster. * g a Pa Wrapping long hair, some of ft floor length, around a ser ies of onstrated that in less than one day he could give a woman curls to SILLY AMERICANS! ee “His machine greatly improved when electricity came in, in 1909, except for an incident or two when ceilings fell in due to the weight curlers. But he ee = = 50th Birthday ¢ to Permanent Waves! ‘nent has dorie for civilization has been to “increase the per’ capita a ee St. Clair ‘County ‘Blood Supplies. Are Exhausted near fatality because of a stiortage.. ho American Res Coes ' PORT HURON we — St. Clair County has set about to rebuild its | blood ' supply. after. a Cross county! from “Sil tg Wa lee te area residents for Sept. 16 and 21 mt Which donations wil be, takes. | Ay are” 6 ane . J BIG $1.00 VALUE! at ‘These ‘BELL-RINGER’ Values KRANK’S Shave Cream Reg. 50c Size 12-79) “SEAFORTH’S PRE-LIM Pre-Electric Shave Lotion 1b 3 7 ote ne : New Educational Tey For Air-Minded Youngsters! 7 FLYING MODEL ‘ HELICOPTER Finally he had to break the ~ | Michigan's Largest JEWELERS his salon, and permanent waving eg | Perm ly ded today. At least 100 million fe- Flys Just Like _£ C. RAZOR male a Lo ap crn agra PLAID NYLON The Reat Ones eS mneranagns — SCHOOL Do—NOW JUST Soe WF va ees - (Free of Charge) ’ home’ . ."" whispered oné B A G ; GIVE egrets | eee or AL $900 Other things the perma- ‘Hendlg ; FOR | — : \\ Zipper pencil pouch. * YOU Nigeria Chiefs Stop | SX. Ovvice pocter. <* o° “8: . is "a ov °E* <4 | Traffic in Cafeteria ister eet CS a “beauty WASHINGTON (INS)—Flowing- a> ie Sy Ruggedly Built Tenite Plastic Ngee TRADE-IN AND 51 red, Nain ite con UE 7/3249 Surdy sins OTBALL HELMET ai men zn in e “eo = POCKET \: ‘eubioed, be, se pecials mission” to explain what they are : doing to give American consumers | ja better cup of cocoa, WATCH The. delegation opened a three- || day stay in Washington with a full ' ’ “i Ayer’s Keops accurate time; - y round of conferences with U.S. re ; officials, incliding a discussion of ca cate IE $999 Ze Formulayer countries. 2% A*- oS = 3 : : ee Cream The distinguished visitors’ bright turbans and graceful robes of lacy. white or elaborate brocade almost stalled traffic in a ment en ‘ : 17 Jewel Watches || inna : AND loc oe : $2.50 1" Boy Accidentally Hangs — ; Himself in Apple Tree { BEAVERTON (» — Emil Frank Maczka, 12, accidentally hanged himself Thursday while gg + in an apple tree on Township farm of his reac Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maczka, in —_ Tussy MOISTURE | Ulustrated © “Less trade alovas....O°° - | Foot YOU S$, PAY _. PLUS TAX Gladwin County. The boy had untied. hie. dog, | |which had been chained to the tree; placed the animal's collar around his, own neck, and climbed into the tree when he apparently LITTLE TOT LEAD PENCIL With Evas a 29¢ ‘Webster's Dictionary For $919 _ Just | . Self ~ pronoune- PLASTIC RULER fell 7 Oc With. Thermos CREAM Rex | 50 Size | , ins. Over 000 | personne 2 Stuedy metal | Durable ples $5.00 Size for $2.50 ONLY STAPLER | ia hme ‘te Oe tooo sont oa ne °wW db od Staples 98 — tmeeth writing. | exterior, whos oodbury a . i¢ for ste ‘ : ; BEA | os ot aie ws vow ot cna =... WOF UTY}) | TRY IT ¢ ———— CREAMS i FOR 14 DOWN : I: - . re Oh . * eee . | , ; m = FULL DAYS \ eee Y *& Cold Cream ‘WEEK ae Cream I . li a | YS +s aa. | ia at. Ve I | Metal Students "Kiddies Spacerider "|" Plastic THD Size LUNCH | WORLD | JUMBO | SCHOOL) PENCIL | PAINT PUM hind . BOX | GLOBE | Grayons | BAG | POUCH SET “Chantilly : i> 39¢| 5 Ge | Ts" 29 [ieerer 8Q"| a7, 29e) cae BYE TOILET NOT ‘Ie EXTRA FOR CREDIT! ad | ht sea beens bere eee fool aa nia pane || ELE nic 7 oe ; ¥ j SESE | stanpacn \i/ bead <0 Stick Come in today — and see : TABLETS | LISTERINE | gts B : | |] Seen PAN enero” ANTISEPTIC We Wes A Perfume | vs ey ! Me FX dint mcith wath, | ‘Both. for Only 24 North Saginaw St, Pontiac Sate Bank mig. “|| EPPERT'S |1} 2 23 Gi ~~ \ UAE say c. OPEN F FRIDAY and MoNDay NIGHTS "til ’ P.M. 1]. CAMERA SHOP =} ae | i[ 57. W. Hoven FE 5-661. LOCA Lae «lle ‘ oye | 4 ae aoe a : ] Se eS ‘ Press Sets Deadlines forNews - Copy~ Must Reach . Women’s Dept. by 7? in Morning. — geek more information. * * « If ft is absolutely necessary names can be taken over the tele- | Joan T. Karner to Be Married Mr, and Mrs. Peter F. Karner Bit bs fal } = 8. tting Conducted entral WSCS. cz ‘@) |Day Camp ender Attend Breakfast _Luancheon was served by the Gers trude Howe Unit with Mrs. William B. Conrad acting as chairman. Pioneer Unit Meets o European Fash Madeleine de Rauch of France believes in the pure sheath line,-curved- only slightly for: femininity, and bal. Pierre Balmain of France ane a 5 dnamalle new han in the three-quarter coat of an exciting red and black imo town suit, and makes emphatic its importance with @ me astrakhan cotler and matching barrel a anced by an ethereal bow of trailing chiffon. Here in white b ‘satin of Celanese acetate, it is intricately embroidered with white braid, pearls and false diamonds. The long tight Fontana of "Rome designs a new version | dress in white wool end shi: rhinestones... of the big evening ensemble in rich satin of |then adds an off-shoulder rounded collar - Gelanese acetate. Using a bright copper *|tone, Fontana embroiders the long-waisted under which the evening mantle slips. Women’s Section _ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 Camp Fire Girls’ day camp leasl- ers were entertained Thursday at the annual breakfast given by Mrs. William L. Graves of Dick avenue. * * * The buffet breakfast was served by Phyllis Schreider, field direct- or of the Pontiac Council of = Fire Giris. “In recognition of unselfish serv- . | ice; time and talents given in the interest of the health, happiness and general well-being of the young girls of the community,” awards were given to Mrs. Martha Butler, Mrs, Jason Dodd; Mrs. Frank Co- hoe, Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. Vern Shocklee and Mrs.. Reon K. Baldwin. Others receiving the award were |. Mrs. William Cloutier, Mrs. Mar- garet Hillier, Mrs. Norton Graham, Mrs. Bert Winters, Victoria Micu, . Timothy Daily, Judith Wart ow iow and Mrs. Carl Roselli; Still others were Patricia El- PAGES 17-19 “kins, Mrs, Carl Valigd, Susan Ladd; Mrs. Nicholas Morris, Mrs, F. L. Eastman, Julia Hadden, Mrs. A. E, Vaught, Mrs. Edmund Hadden, Mrs. Vern Rollison, Mrs. Fimo Huntwork, Mrs. Carl ‘Schmidt. and Mrs. Frances Mapes. : e- 2 ¢ Completing the list were Mrs. Lynn Hogg, Clarice Graves, Mrs. “| William L. Graves and Nickolun Di SOM... sleeves are embroidered right to the-vrist. From France comes this gala winter evening dress. Germaine Lecomte creates a short evening twosome in peau de faille of Celanese acetate—black | for the — lavishly tucked coat, and white for the dance dress with its one bare shoulder and full skirt tied in a self-bow at the, hipline. Personal News of Interest i ; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Todd and | Donald Fitzgerald and their da family are in the process or Margaret, of Clevejand, —~ satin touched with jeweled embroidery i is created by Pierre moving from their South Johnson| | They will attend the wedding o ‘Balmain, 195$° Meiman-Marcus Awardee, The gown will avenue residepgce to their new) Ann se s and’ John rs home on Utica road. | Fricke II on Saturday afternoon. : silary wi by the ) Texas store's hates npeenion Mon Their. neighbors, Mr. and. Mrs.| _: * 8 « ay uesday. Ray L. Allen and family, are also | Mrs, Joseph Swengros of Lyford | moving to their new home on | street and her. grandmother, Mrs. A wealpoured nt dae ball gown in gleaming white 1, “MRS, DA Aa Mrs. Dana P. Whismer sued with LS abachaer, Judy, My at byal home on North Gentses avenue. Judy bid | -tand daughter of Cleveland spent) vostemneald drive. “and Mrs. Lawrence Piatt of wad [ Arbor. * *: * i Motoring, flying and visiting}, comprixed-the. vacation of Mr. and Mrs, Harry F. Buehring of South Johnson avenue. After motoring to Traverse City where they spent week, they flew to Philadelphia and visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ’ Before completing their vacation | they spent several days in Canada. * ¢ -* * Dr. and Mrs. William Wehlaw several days at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr,. and Mrs, -| Thomas Clifton of Osceola drive. A’. WHITMER AND DAUGHTER, JUDY. set to returie to Acieel School. sehere she is in the sindh ee : end with Mrs. Edward A. Brooks of Hammond street are Mr, and Mrs. Clifton MacNabb. of Maple- wood, N, J., Louise Sanford of Lex;, ‘and Mr? and " Dora Wilson of Huntington | | flew to Pele. Alto, Calif. aay ste hile=there=t New Club. Season Begins hey are=visiiing == r and Mra. J: 8 Witson-- who Soe Catherine Murtha,. who has been at home with her mother, Mra, A. V.-Murtha of Erie road, during the summer ‘vacation, has’ returned to Tucson, Ariz., where she teaches, Her mother accom- panied her to Joplin, Mo., on her return trip. Steve Murtha.is home on a two- week leave from the U. 8, Navy. | He will report to the aircraft car- rier, USS Princeton when he re- turns to California and then will be statiohed in Hawaii. Li * * Dr. and Mrs. Charlies *L, : Bowers and sons, James, Thom- as and Peter, of Cedardale ave- nue spent the past week vaca- tioning at Bear Lake near Trav. . " erne City. . Vacationing with the Bower# were Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Clark and children, Donna and Philip, of | Beachgrove near —e * Mr. snd Mb. EAmund 8. Rogers and sons; Bruce, Gary_ and er of Linden road are at home after three weeks at *spending the past their Bee on. Platte Lake, the first meeting of the new club | year. * * * Benjamin Sweeney, vice .presented the rushing Mrs. president, schedule, ' Committee pe ae Betty Lou DeGroot, Mrs. Elmer 0. dohnson, Mrs. . Marshall Rose, Maxine Miller, Mrs. Morris and Mrs, Sweeney will be assisted by committee members Mrs. Donald Murphy, Mrs. Edmund Smith, Mrs. Donald Giordano atid Mrs. Sidney Savage. Other committee. members aré - Mrs, Norman Nelson, Mrs. Rudy Mazza, Mrs. Russell] McGlinchey, Mrs. Edward Hummel and Dee Brim. s ¢ 4 Working on an advertising ret ect: are Mrs. Rose, Mrs. mel, Mrs. Rex Parker, Miss Brim; Mrs. McGlinchey and Mrs. Donald Moore, ASSISTING WITH TEA Assisting Mrs: Geol Oliver with pany Ay Hummel, the membership tea will be Mrs. | Mrs. ayo Mrs, A | Carl Rose, Mrs. Robert Earl, Mrs. Lie ay . Frank | Moore, Mrs, Walter Kresge, ‘inpttvecs lneeiiabiy. powders, too, wash and poil the waterproof : e ar es sheet or get a new one, boil the Life sheet’ aiid pads. Then-try for a solution with the’ ointments and Gan - py ANNE HEYWOOD are wonderful. I’m all; ie eR *~ ee i coop eaat in- favor of them and i'm crazy ie all Opening TUESDAY» SEPTEMBER 6 Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial Paine. beckoning Accounting Economics, ym Organization, Credits and Collections, Business. Mathematics, Business English, Salesmanship, Business Speech, ‘Vocabulary Study, Commercial Law, apuae! Writing, Filing, Dictaphone, eames and Calculator and ' Other Subjects — VETERAN APPROVED & 7 West Lawrence St. ‘Pontiac, Mich. Phone FE 2-3551 or Name.. Reais (ensdevecns ‘Mail his Ad for . Veeees ea aD ee OEE e 1 Re hpatsaren eytarnarnamacnatsh clk about my own. But that doesn’t mean that think a woman's life is utterly ruined without them... * LJ co “Poor dear,” you hear women say occasionally—and with a cer- tain smugness—‘‘she. never mar- ried and had children. She must ‘he so lonely, she's missed so much.” Frequently, the woman they’ re discussing hag a busy, rich and useful life—beyond anything ber eritics can imagine. When I was lecturing last spring, I occasi an who wa childless. My heart would go out to her when a new acquaintance at the jwoman’s club would ask —as a very first question —*‘How many children do you have?” om * . 3 She would look ‘miserable pore ashamed and admit she did have any, Then, too often, me Thoughtless to Drop Pair at Subway - Couple With Auto Big date with your Best ~ Girl coming up? Make | a date to go to Ted's... for a delicious meal or tasty snacks ... You'll f rate A-l. When the crowd comes over or just a few friends drop in, *phone Teq’s —tell us what you'd like to have us prepare a it will be ready for you Fae up at any time. se Tet Wie ie ee — ed in aluminum foil to ' on 8 “piptng hot” till | Should Mave. Seen Others Home _ - hy EMILY POST ‘A wife tells me: “Just recently my husband and I and another couple went away together for the weekend. We both have cars but thought it senseless to take the two of them, so we decided to use our car and share the expegers of the trip. “We picked them. STORE HOURS: ~ Mondey thru Seturdey 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. sizes: 1 yard 54-inch. Send %5 cents in coins ‘for this | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat: | tern for first-class mailing. Send ; to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and: style number. by Webster Board Nineteen board members of Web- ster School met Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. Edith Roach Snyder on James K boulevard. The group made plans for the coming gchool year and announced | that the first PTA meeting of the | year would be held Sept. 14 at the | =| School - — held-Oet. 14. 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Abo the uch DENVER. (INS) — President | Miss Michigan of 1955 in the state ‘other states. Vite group of Russian wheat Eisenhower ‘Tiss proclaimed the | farmers. next year. Then there is week of Nov. 612 as American 'Peace Initiative ‘ing association to exchange arch- © “Reds Take Credit for A ee can ae Te citizens to show their appreciation Better Relationship of S.R.; also a plan for’ ari American fe auld. the chectvince will U.S. and Soviets jopera company to perform in MOS-' serve as a “fitting prelude" to the cow and for Soviet artists; musi- White House. conference on educa- MOSCOW W—The Russians cians, actors.and sportsmen to tour = | will start in Washington claim now to have taken the initi- io ee os mp ative in the matter of East-West | ‘Weee ae cs cure Gas Ge Grant Wage Increase cultural exchanges to -improve | international relations, and gitia famed Boston Symphony will come | GRAND HAVEN we—City” em- ' ployes have beeg granted a six per charge the U.S. State Department | f to Moscow next year and there is ‘ ra dcigr aagheatg 7 is ard. prom rican Cent wage incre: ry o! lage _ * © 5g ined vik by 4me the city council which met re- « | r With tourists moving in-te ‘the violinist. Yehudi Menuhin, who cently in special session. City Soviet Union by the hundreds trom | caused a sensation jn concerts here Manager R. V. Terrill says the West apd East, Soviet propaganda in November 1945, ' boost will cost the city $18,000, is- thumping this theme. Typical is a comment in New | Times, the Soviet foreign affairs | weekly, which claims that “even | in its coldest phase the ‘cold war' | ~ could not freezé out: the profound and historically rooted mutual sympathy of the peoples of the U.S.A, ant Oe UsSE.” “ 8 New Times welcomed visits of congressmen and cobblers to the Soviet Union, It, praised numerous : my suggestions in the American press for expansion of exchange visits. “The . State Department,”’ says |. New Times, “judging from Ameri- can press reports, is being flooded | | with plans for closer intercourse |. with the U.S.8.R. _“"Most of the proposals submitted DRAPERIES © ( Custing Made or Ready Made) at. y 11 ‘N. 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Aluminized pict Ie taba: ae ae FEdera| | WKC = 108 NORTH SAGINAW PHILCO 4140 Phone ‘ i) Nation’s e ” §KEET ALLEY — Picture above shows what the and shooter inthe Nationa eel SAN eS mae, and other ddncst Chompeuiiton orca see tte at cn) ee a é shot shows the “ ” ir) centers. ‘ering benduarter, pres, potographic or ncaa tae eat At left are tents for the com-. WESTERN EXPERT — The 1955. champion of wari,” id We fede checiing tn Wo tie Sduprevied:- champions at the national skeet championships at| the all-gauge championships. He won the champion Waterford, this week, is Lew Gordon of Texarkana, | ‘of champion title ina shootoff. -- Ark, The colorful Gordon is a veteran of the NSSA . e : ~ i E “ ‘ ; a = ‘ss * éé SHOOTS FOR TITLE — Right in the thick of the| the 20-gauge championship, in the National Skeet ROUNDS "EM UP — One of the busiest ‘at the Oakland five-man shootoff today, for the title she won a yeat| Championships at OCSC. She was photographed County Sportsmen's Cut, tits werk, is Mry, ,VandeWater of ago, is Mrs. Carola (Leon) Mandel, of Chicago| Thursday just after the shootoff was postponed until notedee ae (Waterford) m bp oe — | Vande- andel about 3 o’clock this aft today. All fi shooters had t handles announcements system pages (above). Mrs. Mandel a o iS ahernoms y _ = completed Funs,0f 150. the shooters for theit starting times. She does a lot of other things to kill t fi mate titors for) straight. < a napandrirsse ” _ 7 help inalie the big sation sheet chemsplonshis saoyd sien property. a. Ed * aa WELCOME \KEET SHOOTER: if * VETERANS — Two veterans of the NSSA, now | son, of St: Paul, only one-armed shooter \in the cur _ holding its natioral championships at Waterford, are|rent event, is-from thé same town (Minneapolis, shown above. At left is ‘Mr. Skeet,”’ otherwise Jim-| Minn.) as Jimmy. Robinson is clearing house of in- my Robinson, magazine field editor, and one of the; formation regarding the NSSA ‘as he has attended ist NSSA eS many years ago. William Ander- bie one no them. ; : , : : ¢ 2 POSTING THE SCORES — One *of the most popilar spots along | board that carries all the scores of each day's shooting. ‘Leaning on the AVENUE or FLAGS — Here's one stirring sight visitors to the house are lined with the national sa and in ¢ “skeet alley” at the national»championships being shot at Waterford | rail in front is Nérman Forgue of Chicago, one of the competitors. Oth- mational skeet’ shgoting championships’ at Oakland County Sportsmen's | flags of Canada and Puerto Rico, —— ba this week, is the scoreboard. Picture shows one end of the' 2btoot long ers ate unidentified, : se shaea a facia a ci ahi i acter of the event. : Om e Pah ty jor Sa! Pp - - 2 de Se} a i ‘ poe : i Ses t Tt el ee ee st R ee eM \ ke : ‘ ae 4 . yee oe ‘qr he os ig a “t ayes ian Te x 0 SSN a SEE a ane aS eg Oe ~~ Pe a if PRL ES, ks : oan = Sean? ; od *2 — = aoa oe 2 lie ‘ : : ee: \ te 7 : : atl és i wk Fre ek = Moe THE PONTIAC PRESS. Rmmay, SEPTEMBER. 2, 2055, = Sk fra \ = OTe ad Pea Vee eH A As Gireetions fidm. Dr. Aston, retiseed : “x Predicts Ice Victory even ’ 2 a eee gins In uest to disclose the resuits of an autop-| ; -, | nandible to the buman ear. Se lacirn| Adm, -Dufek;-com- “in throom... of cnoser| Through Electronics |, Am Seoree Dilek com snp ay |Sthwars apartment WASHINGTON w—The man who | Will head “for the "antarctic this in ‘S Sh ini Siok Soe epee ages | winter, said_nvan learn more e ‘Dash eercay, _ | Will be chief of staff for history's | shout the antaretidxin the next five} | plete autopsy findings now contirm seen Memes of the ampere years than in the past 100. . Philly District Attorney beyond a doubt shat Mra. ce man-within 25 years ‘erecta etre sdhde treicher ‘an wnnatur [| shle to ainimtegrate polar ice and| Tetum condyeted last night | Reveals That Heiress |yecause of the operation.” || unlock the secrets of that frozen!) the Arctic Institute of North} Underwent Abortion returned to her parents’ | | continent. Coast Guard Capt, C. W. Titomas forecast that the great ice masses America. Olympic peninsula in Washington State has 50 glaciers, will be conqueted through elec- he ice ah ce aod SIO - Injoy a a Pleasant é | fix PHILADELPHIA u—Medical ex- aminer Melville. J. Aston begins an inquest today in an e-lort to the cause of death of Mrs. Doris Jean Silver Oestreicher, 22- 2 year-old socialite. The red-haired food chain heiress “F.\died nine days ago in the south % Philadelphia apartment of Mr. and than six weeks altér the marriage. Her 29-year-old hus- band fiew here from Florida. 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Thus tails tale cheba ole peutical~ 4°: overproduction use, a curplae?™ ‘Tis —eo do sith ot | thecure would seem.to be in hold- a de delicacy. in terms of pOrchasing -atahe consumera would get —- ing down-prodiiction. The. Depart “America’s farm laws are aimed and farmers. would get’ the ’ PARTY PROBLEM ‘anyhow '* and : come everybody ‘The 1910-14 base period has‘ been | would. be happy.” : By WARREN ROGERS JR. ; - 4. an {at guaranteeing the farmer that; | WASHINGTON W — The world |ime'by cetwalling planting ‘and | barring some freak of weather or. » will: beat a path to the door of marketing under laws dating back bugs, he can count on-a certain brought up to date, but he had the CONGRESS UNHAI PY : the man who ifivénts a solution | to and beyond 1933 when the gov- | imum return for his crop. That} general idea. Congress was far from happy to America’s problem of farm sur- farmers to’ kill takes much of the guess out of a with the -Brannan subsidy plan, pluses. ernment, paid far % “by guess and by God” calling.j Defenders of parity say it does especially his inability to say pre- >...9 y buovlled nas Shaeilitgn Sane | el no more for ‘the farmer than al cisely how miich it would cost. It| go It is a five-billion dollar puzzle _— The laws-do not discriminate} wage contract does for his city| was killed, but it left a lively which has defied solution for near-| ONE GOAL among farmers, The top two miil-| cousins. Detractors decry it as an/| ghost, ly 30°years in its modern form. | Increased consumption is .a goal | tion who produce half the country’s | outmoded link with the past, a bar) Secretary of Agriculture Benson What is the American farm prob- | too. The most notable success has farm goods by value get the same | to incentive -and efficiency and &/ announced Aug. 13 a kind ‘of sub- lem? Its most. distressing symp-| been with the dairy surplus, The | treatment as the seven million| spreader of government controls. | sidy plan for cotton starting after » tm today is the $5,370,029,000 sur-| school lunch pours tons | Who turn out 39 per cent, or the plus taken off the farmer's hiands|of milk ‘ake ebeekchbaeen who, | 12 million who live on the fringes) 4 better solution than parity-; subsidy payments in effect for wool by the government. But what's the in many cases, would otherwise | of. starvation. pegged price supports. As secre-| and mohair, trying to build up the ha i") ers @ guaranteed annual. cash in- Charles Brannan thought he had|next Jan: 1. Last April he put. “Sun the ‘subsidy Vs, ‘eleppaaits bat- tle roars on. Eyery now and then a man like Sen,. Eastland (D- Miss), himself a farmer, steps into the middle .of the “tray with an idea to deal ‘with, a’ particular || product. Eastland. came up. this year ‘with what he called a “bold. new plan” for cotton. 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George Malone and indicated they don't think anything | OMPL ee California's Joseph R. Holt proved wrong will be found, . om pre that Moscow can a smaller Per 10-9, INGS Brownell disclosed, late yester- Length wari oe Copel HOM. day FBI agents are already con- . it aloo provided an amusing ~ SEE de pee fi te iy etiit have been streaming into ‘ly several irrelevant, and frequent city this summer, \ ly illegal questions, The two GOP-lawmakers were “In other counties the indica- =| introduced inthe lobby of the — ae tions are that ballots cast by Ne- S| National Hotel by ooo gee whane ver Titles EA i they see the Danes:dancing. ~_ Bove aaa: hee ta observing the workings of the At the city of Rebild, dancers from the nearby Faroes Islands 40/ the polls by threats and intimi- =| Soviet legal system. - folic dances outdoors'in a meadow surrounded by old windmills and red Holt and his companion, Rep. | tile roofed houses. = ~~. 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Your Food Will Be Ready Private “PARTIES sné@ BANQUETS ‘LILLIE 4M yrna Loy Will Appear i in: New Film With Olivia grr Howland Sargent: for the full Paul Muni, is in a hospital await- ing an eye operation and he’s been - very sick—so sick that “Inherit the Wind" had to close down. Herman Schumlin, the producer of this’ play which is really one of Broadway’s ‘hits, yA ete Humphrey Bogart and Eddie a ii | he should be taken ill and be unable to fulfill his engagement. Here's _ |hoping he'll soon feel better. GOOD FRIENDS Sen The friendship that ‘exists be- tween Gregory Peck and John Husten “is so strong that Greg “Moby Dick.": Now that the pic- ture is made and John gets into town any hour—they'll celebrate by both signing an agreement. 150 pages and is involved be- ‘cause of the participation | clauses. The original deal was a ‘handshake made at a party where Husten met Peck and of- fered him “Moby Dick.” Says Greg: “We never dreamed it would take so many months but WATERFORD DRIVE IN THEATER RANDOLPH Scort -AFTER THE KILLERS- "Ten Wanted Men ALL WANTED FOR MURDER: a. a “a G a —- Men te say of how aed JOCELYN - RICHARD ond the man whe stopped Rt... - 2 Sa oie ata es aie BRANDO - BOONE adventive you've seen all yeod Screen Ploy by NENNETH GAMET _ a SCOTT-BROWN prooucrion treteeet ty HARRY JOE BROWN Dwecied by BRUCE HUMBERSTONE REAL RAW TRUTH ABOUT MAN-SMUGGLING FRI and SAT. 6:45 P.M. A COLUMBIA PICTURE -|voted husband of the Jate Suzan Robinson today. || didn't even sign a contract for. : ‘The Peck document runs fer 4 } 3 rea a weather = were bad and ‘money and there. is much over: time. . j LONG 8UGG ESTED | T hope it's true that Ross Hunter is about to sign Dick Long, de- Ball, for his U-I picture, Dean Hess Story.” ‘This is the Very dramatic -story I told you about last week of the “The sion over Germany, who acci- dentally a “x bomb on an POTS Rock: Hudson. is set to play the part of Hess who turned to religion after his fearful expert ence. "| many producers: said they. would do ‘anything to help. , At the time of Suzan’s illness, 80 American pilot, on.a bombing mis-|B Seturdey Open 1:30 P.M, BiG DOUBLE BILL THIS ISLAND EARTH AND ~ Tc ceee wee LAKE THEATER Walled Lake —— ‘ Friday = Saturday WALT DISNEY’S DAVY: CROCKETT PLUS SEVEN “ANGRY , MEN KEEGO semen" | }) DANCE To the Rhythmic Cus 3412 Dixie Hwy. We Serve ’ Every 4of the Week! 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One of | three months, yesterday won the 20-gauge junior (above) is 11-year-old Miner @iett of Childers- | crown with a fine 96x100. . 2 2 s+ y E E i " H : ifs g Ee 4 | i i E 5 z i i F : i Fs f g 49ers to-Use-Rookies in‘Exhibition Games - the | that the 49ers: will go into action % at | i E 3 5 i ol SL z FTE Strader’s decision means. further against the suddenly red-hot Car- dinals ‘with freshmen at both half- of Arkansas. - i. ~ The game, last for the 49ers at Kezar Stadium until the National Football League opener with Los to draw close to 40,000. The kickoft is scheduled for 2 p.m., PDT, with television - scheduled outside the 8 tdi HE i 2287 - gpeedily, with the largest cailber shells helping... Incidently Mrs. Mandel’s 100 was ‘I the first by a feminine marksman during the .current matches, She ‘ran her total unbroken string to 250 with the‘ shootoff count. Ed ’ in the ; George Hess of Wayne, Mich. in the sub-seniors; Mrs. in the women's. will begin today in the ‘a heaviest barrage. The 2 Miner ch Se cer oe wre + Women—Mrs. Carola Mandel, Chicago, 100x100. Docherty, Holyoke, Mass. Seniors—fd Ls ‘won in. shootolf from ear! Stutsman of Hess, Wayne, i. seniors — George ‘i A 100; runnerup, ry Wright, vixi00. obras B—George Mess, Wayne, Mich., 06. Cc—W. FP. eee sreeueen, Pa.,. 00. ©O—Jewell Merritt, Quincy rn E—Jim Wilson, frand Re \B~Mrs. Madeline 3; C—Jewell Merritt, Quin Pontiac High Schoo} athletic de- partment has announced that post cards addressed to bondholders and purchasers of 1954 season fagt- ball tickets have been mafled, ad- vising them that 1955 season tick- ets are now available. Entire 60-yard-line section, which numbers 1,120 seats, will be reserved for bondholders and Jast year's buyers until Sept, 8. After that date, all ducats will be sold on a “Ist come, ist served” basis. Tickets are $l-apiece and $5 for the season's. schedule of five home: games. Orders for 1955 sea- sori tickets should be mailed to Bob Beauchamp, faculty manager of athletics, Pontiac High School, Pontiac 18, Michigan. No individual tickets will be |Ready for Chiefs’ Games As usual, tickets will be sold on game nights at Wisner Stadium’s Cass Avenue office. Season ducats will also go on sale in Room 125 at the high school from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday uitil the ist game, - Tennis Officials Studying Texan 20-Year-Old Idle Today as’ Play Gets Started ote tikeg ieee Goo St ee aie es i : THE, PONTIAC: PRESS, FRIDAY, : c ‘ terday.) at Forest Hills | » ges © : wee 4 Editor's note: This is the second ‘of two articles on a fishing trip in the Cansdian wilds along the Pacific coast line. The first appeared yea Sr ; in Early Games Nebraska’s Bob Smith, Maryland’s Ron Waller Get Immediate Call . LOS ANGELES t®#—Two rookie stars will adorn the starting line- | ups tonight when the world cham- pion ‘Cleveland Browns and the «| Los Angeles Rams play an exhibi- tion National League Football game in Memorial Coliseum. , Coach Sid Gillman of the Rams said Ron Waller from Maryland, the club's second draft. choice, would start the game at right half. - Paul Brown, master of the Browns, nominated Bob’ Smith from Nebraska for -the left half- back position, taking over from veteran Ray Renfro, temporarily. Otherwise, the teams will lead off with their regulars, with Nor- man Van Brocklin at quarterback for Los Angeles and George Rat- terman -at the same’ spot for the Browns. . Due for early duty for the Rams, however, will be halfback Corky Tharp from Alabama. While he is hot exceptionally fast, and weighs but 173, Tharp leads the team in rushing and is. second in kickoff returns. Major Leagues ... AMERICAN” LEAGUE ‘ Wea c A. pair of 18-year-olds, Sally Sharp -of Pine Lake and Wiffi Smith of St. Clair River, clash at Birmingham Country Club today tor the Women’s District Golf Assn. championship. ‘ Today's 36-hole final marks the 2nd meeting of the two youngsters this summer. Sally and Wiffi bat- tled for the state amateur crown Miss Smith posting a 6-5 win. Witfi advanced to the cham- plonship test as expected, down- ‘ing Mrs. Betty Jane Wilson in s semifinal, 3 and 2. Bat Sally’s victory over defend- ing champion Pat Devany, 2 and 1, was the tourney’s biggest up- set. : Sally, Wiffi Clash Today for District Championship at Oakland Hills a month ago, with | ed 78 Sally came from behind to edge Miss Devany, who had been play- ing her finest golf of the year. Devany held one-up leads three times, but couldn't contain Sally's sizzling putter, Sally squared the match for the last time at the 8th hole, then birdied the 12th and 13th for her winning margin. Miss Sharp card- » One over women's par on the 6,324-yard layout. “Although expected to win, Wiffi was forced to come from behind for her triumph over Mrs. Wilson, the 1949 titleholder. The Ann: Ar- bor housewife Was 3-up after eight holes, but Wiffi settled down to shoot one under men's par the rest of the way, She finished with a 75. Are They Biting? State Says So, Grab Your Rod LANSING (®—Fishing should be good this weekend for all species, the state conservation department said today. A falr to good run of rain: bows was reported in the Stur- geon river near Burt Lake. Good trout fishing was reported in the Au Sable between Mio dam_ and Alcona, on all branches of the Cedar, White and Bigelow rivers in Newaygo and in all the main streams of Lake coun- Bass fishing is good in the Fletch- er Floodwaters, Crooked and Carp -seld-fop-the—tst-ga on sale for the remainder of the schedule every Wednesday before Se UE a home game at Osmun's and Hangs Up Cleats Fie ° MOUNT MORRIS #—Jim the football field when I've got making the Olympic team. Only a fool would take the chance. “Me; I'll practice field events instead." : Central Michigan’ coach Bill Kelly, apparently agreeable to ‘this crushing’ blow, said: “We don’t push anybody to play football here: We'll field a te®?m | with ‘or without Jim.” _ Jo this, Podoley was equally . “They've got a used. even the most remote chances of} 9) deca’ ‘Cup team‘for the fifth straight POO? .cse nm eee Paso Peres pensar eemnnh PSTN Y OS HURSBAT HOME RUNS Top Pro Golfers Eye Cup Team WETHERSFIELD, Conn, ww — Several of the ‘nation’s top golf professionals, among them the | magnetic Sam Snead have more | Chile ; than prize money:at stake today when they tee off in the Insurance City Open. © They'll be scrambling for points that mean berths on the 10-man U.S. Ryder Cup ‘team, which will be selected after the final round on Monday. : Play-in the fourth annual ICO $20,000 71 Wethersfield Country Club course this_morning. W.Va., the mah with the erratic putter, seeks a spot on the Ryder got under way over the par 35-36— inate oe pie a ru, = pi = poe ee wee! Se ae Foytack Slated fo Start Tonight Against Athletics Tiger Manager Harris Gives Reliefer Chance to Show His Stuff KANSAS CITY —Paul Foytack was scheduled té get his 1st ma- jor league’ start tonight, opening the Detroit Tigers’ three-game se- ries with the Kansas City Athletics. Detroit manager Bucky Harris named the 24-year-old righthander to open because ‘‘he certainly is en- titled to a shot at it.” Foytack has pitched 41 innings in 18 relief stints: He has struck out 33 batters and walked 34 in that time. He has an earned run average of 5.05. ; His best showing was five inn- ‘}ings against Baltimore earlier this week. ca Pennant Race At A Gilanee , AMERICAN LEAGUE ; i_Te Woa Lost Pct. Behind Play ose 7 St son — Cleveland o 8 3 “G2 New York ..... 1, 93 oe, @. @ OO Remain: games: E Sept, 20, 2 aunene vag eae Se 2. Away (19), New York (2), 9, Cleveland (4), 2 Gur ais ington (3), Sept. 2, 3, 4 bent. Ba. ton—fit Sept, 23 (2), 24, 25; Ch (2), Harmon, Redlegs; Giants, Rhodes, 2, Dark, (3), Sept. 13 (2), 14 (3), Sept, 16, 17, 18; Balt 3 2, 3, 4. nied oa '" FOREST HILLS, N.Y. UF —| cicago St “se | lakes in Emmet county, Long Lake me,-butwill_go| American tennis officials, desper- few York fea ‘% [in Alpena county, ueoe and | Tate for @ new court hope who|Detrot ‘See 13 = ue: Isle county might help win back. the Davis Wasingsse? “ss Ay $8 ce Cup, will have their eyes focused | Baltimore ace ie m3 3 pot aati len a du the next few days “City: on lishing was reported good sig RT ae me Co ae ped | tear va Cecen Cit phy Pe Ferteck, fi Mio Pond Fonieatéad dam back: STUNTS a IS EPR ae ye SUMAN , yitevsiant: Pop avohaer ha La tie Platte river ih Ben. Sam Giammalva. | a a hee ek 1 om = zie. county. ~~" a "| Idle today when opening salvos} McDermott a4) or Porterfield (10-18) . are discharged in the national | Boston at Baltimore, 7 p.m. — sulli championships at the West Side| (+12) ys. Lopet 13.10 or Moore (610) Central's Jim Podoley Quits Football, -. Will Concentrate on Decathlon Events occasions, particularly in nation- competition. “IT had to borrow some money to stay/in school this year ‘and I want fo pay it back,” he said. - How is he going to make money? - “Im going to go home from school on weekends and fiddle .at a things,” said Podoley, “like ing wheat. and beans and ne rest of the fall crops ‘ori our Aarm, planting winter wheat, work- ing ‘in a gas station, refereeing | high -school football games .on Friday nights, practicing track, helping my mother on the farm and hitting the. books.” After all I've got to keep up my ‘B' aver- age.” : = | When someone quipped, “What you ‘gonna’ dé" your spare . are : | | time?” Podoley shyly mumbled: A _ “f've got a girl, too.’ < Termis Club, the 20-year-old Hou- ston slammer will begin his title bid Saturday against Laurence Schaffer of New York. He has a_rather favorable draw. | His next opponent will be the win- ‘ner of the maitch between Italy’s Guiseppe \Merlo' and England's Bobby Wilson. Then blocking his eighth-seeded foreigner, and Gil- fourth. CYO Bowlers Meet - Pontiac CYO Men's Bowling. League, which’ rolls on Sunday night, will hold its Ist meeting Sunday, Sept. 4, at 8 p.m. All -league members are to attend this meeting, which will be held at the Motor Inn. Rec- he There are’4 sport pagés , , Today's Pontiac Press path. are Japan’s Kosei Kamo, the | Brroky" iladelph bert Shea of Los Angeles, seeded | cincinnati Zt SiAw=r2se at. ia at Chite 130 'p 74) Ve, a ras . ati 7, New ant kee vote ahaa NEW YORK (®—Sunny Jim Fitz- simmon, 8l-year-old dean of American trainers, admitted today he. was really surprised when Nashua stepped away from Swaps at.the start of their match race at, Washington Park Wednesday. “From what I had heard I didn’t think. my horse could outrun Swaps,” said. Mr. Fitz on his re- na could break fast if necessary of the gate," - ‘s r. Fitz was not on hand when set practically all of the Including Its Trainer, ‘but from what. they told me I| thought it would be Swaps first out to the front at the start.” the vet- eran trainer continued. Jockey Eddie Arcaro and 1 agreed iit would be the best’ if he could go | right to the front but if he couldn't then I told Eddie to keep that oth- er horse busy.” . ‘ . Nashua. came out of the gate with Arcaro plying his whip vig- | and colt went / right to the front and never was ‘headed. ee, of | ry 121 pounds "|Nashua’s Lightning Gate Break Surpr ses Many, | Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Jatoga at that time.” Mr. Fitz - hearing that Swaps had lame. : He ‘said he hoped the two horses would meet again in the course of the regular racing season. this year. Nashua’s next start will be in the $100,000 a, as a 3-year-old would car- compared to 126 older horses. = : a “Just because we won this match race; doesn't mean I like them.” es ’ (iigasse: Away (6), New Yor mer b regret on. turned up — ubly 5 anpidoraalr-Ldaaapitacalnennrog Planes. @ - 'e' « Mt. Chilko was 9,000 feet. while of doing; but apparently it’s two airplanes met us at a pre-| . The pilots always fly close to one Taseko, Goodhope and Monmouth | ©#y for a seal. . | seer 09 we| Side so they have the maximum | Were above 10,000. All of them 2 °. ; —— —, tes | Space in which to turn’ or maneu- were snow capped and to complete| ‘Once 0. L. Beaudette watched ) inland-to Chilko Lake, The rain-| Ver: The spectacle of these/jagged, the picture of nature at het brawny | 40 eagle high in a pass swoop /; bow were there and so were Dolly| ™assive peaks with snow | best a mamapain pireain_caeap | SOs on two sea gulls. The pair’ Rubber executive who underwent | Un! storage me andes te pace Coed es pa ae = sly des. Eoo-wed os " ar | again with ¢ of man. or gg : sts proved | and sister winged their aly tat cone nailed” gome| 18 the face of nature at the height teied "ok uaihahieiees wend eee a he watend coin be jabs of the latter and the rest did well | pea ose cated eo al hail and certainly that spot. con- [Jn sanes’ Siemeation ‘Ton rainbow. | | na tut eo % | The airplane trip from the yacht | tude of-9,Q00 feet and still were. Seutiad tosses in which. 1 ae cae annie ee ith og oes | at sea level to Chilko Lake was| below the ~lofty sentinels that | caught—or expect to catch—a fish.| decided that discretion was indi. | the most thrilling and inspiring | Spiraled up and.beyond. But an i ee «6 ; antl end bo Guune, GOAY and any in the group had ever made. a oe ae met Sentee, vented to go on. Al-| soared back up the cut with as After the takeoff fron a com-| bosom of Lake Chilko, approxi- oe spear A and with @ final fp of his big. fortable and cozy cove, the planes} mately 4,000 feet above the sea. | ji. with ae wings which said: broke into the open and *began a@ 1 miles from a posi office but “You and I are the only two "© K.—but it's going to be too i ceaseless climb: between two snow | near neighbors ofthe rainbow and ‘ a } ‘platens = ; saad ain ss that the Dolly” Vard Z ple in history ‘that have ever fished | bad if I catch any-of you clowns aivaya to cloas together always} ee ee here. No man could ponsifly werk | around heve alone. too high—and grimly uncom-| | Probably the remark that pro-|* "@¥ on foot” | eons ws « it ey mising forever. Snow capped, | duced the most hilarity on the trip| ay. axe’ little jewel thr yt J Lodliroord rugged, impenetrable to man on|came from Calvin P. Bentley,| 4 <<’ ae Perot sae Oe tenis wens tibety foot. they reg pate wealthy Owosso manufacturer and| “topped high mountains, jeven but if a champion did Gcten. . - sportaman. It was evening and the | thousands of feet above sea jemerge from ‘the flock, I'd be ra mae.” they mit] Ser har vag iene] Ne de se |e Gh aad all right with us. And if you don't, | Reece. was.a champion ani the) si sien cal pestle | Destar whese o " that’s all right, too.” party lounged on the back deck in| * ~ poet ror system of utter con- -— . @ @, kane ealicipation: Dery sesel wee oer ea spire cg — oon were As the flight cuntinued, the | masterpiece, a gastronomic chef | _ 2 = 4 oe mite" Meng “amen “ta | ocr wits he sealed | fee A Tl conrad | _ When te tcp ermimied, we heightened. The altimeter | out. But we were certainly out in off path, were Sows the to showed 4,000 feet, 5,000 feet and | the wilderness—way out eg ee flagrant Vancouver where we remained soon we were a mile and a half | The three small boats the yacht a . ppc eS ee above the sea and still those rows | carried for fishing were tied on the | thould Mike to record ® top Fale. | hopped to Seattle and thence the - moved on each side with their | Planes were securely fastened to| Sfter 10 minules, we Figit salmon were shipped peaks and drifted snows several | the port side equally inaccessible spot | back in dry ice and everyone 36 miles away but only (15 min- | that has a mouthful of mine will . thousand feet above, It created | Our David, impeccable and | utes travel). have to stand uncovered and pote core Phar adbpeag pron stash wongy AL am lh hase pe hg sccttastl bow before he takes the first surrounded, Es cape proached . Bentley a Garner, . were bite, ; 7 side was impossible because of | frosty martini on a tray. Cal ” 7 “ ? the perpendicular walls. Ahead | leaned back in a soft chair, eyed “But let's go.” I'm keen for ‘em.. ™ & THE | PONTIAC: PRESS. FRIDAY, § SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 © field ¢ of BPlyest a “Bi : at 1902. good playing weight, but Geld te Grand Rapier Terry back and’ they hope to reap the probably a little light in the face ~ harvest’ this season. They planned | 4k of ‘the ahead. Barr),spent. most of last season hard practice Sn | Sergent mot, & tact eennien carefully last season, by bringing | wing, The coaches know- he’s got Barr up slowly. : in Nit Roond Kyo. BEAUMONT, ‘Tex. w — + Eddie 2 knocked ont’ tameins (Babe) “Vanee, 148, Dallas, Tex., in. 1:29) '- . of the’ ninth round here ‘Thursday night in @ scheduled 10-rounder. - In the other scheduled 10-round- | er, J, W; (Kid) Henry, 136,. Or- ; third-round Sin taht, Seti ot ond Si the signals, there sant Ox ae oss or eee line that the Wolverines’ can't ‘hit with all the power of the ana I Fold, Chevrolet, Ply- | mouth... complete » brake relining. First i ane: Pin: Seeee 0 } the ts at left half-' With Barr on the left, ‘Branoft on b ae James Edwards, “133, / that was missing last year. this season, may get the oppor- ee “: —— © Quality. Fully Guar- / ==. | Presumably, Coach Bensio! Ous-| oni (tied quarterback ana. | Legion Teams Tangle >> anteed. .. Parts and Labor © 7 Cleveana' Boy was} tenn Be 9 fe ee a | Mat ace sched bet as ern. air ooming Dl chipe Down E.anioed ee oe aging Wolverine running sttack| ‘* ‘%0 Positions. He's fat i Chign- Cows Came * COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE * | since the “Mad Magicians’ of 1947, | Cnowsh {0 work the Michigan | ST, PAUL, Minn. o—Cincinnati ‘MEN BOWLERS | sc. nnn. eens i meets unbeaten Washington, D.C. MARKET TIRE Co. 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Pui pared mr one lysee ne 7 — re : a8, , = = rs “ana wo. ing. ae ‘ is § Waike 6 oa Genie —- er’ Us es ‘e ore Gat oe 5 LoL oun * apenings Me og I fname / 1, 2 72 ens focal ca ; shaol adj t é oie bine er juster. rb r a ai | work zs a ? + tunity side dhe high Ga | f pee . ait j « yee or - ie ( on _ THE “PONTIAC. PRESS. pees SEPTEMBER 2 KITCHEN WOMAN: - _APREY-BLRERSON _ WALDRON HOTEL inc Pr DIES WORK NEAR HOME NO. NIGHT WORK pera. Perme- ee Seed AND 7 in person, ose it | GARPENTER, FR App yi in Person to N.. S. DEMPSEY . Cireulati ept. The Pontiac Press instructions = —— A-1 CEMENT WORK’ LLOYD MONROE ayia AO gg gg mm tools, Grav Brick AND BLOCK cari nor pogo SAND GRADING. < BuocK Al . Residential, and commer: . Guaranteed work. Ph. FE nates REPAIRS AND | AL terations. eg service, Weather _ly. PE $7118. i * *. * oies apie g Bel, Phone ne PE ‘. p neee am Poe Clearied wo >| Gn eine | ROTO RICK, Nb woes, ‘Also chimnevs No job toa’ | oe not apy te E Pike i“ Ouse NGG yULt ¥ _tauipped PE 4-845: L.A, Younes, New and repair specialties, OR ant, 8, 12 eo i ot the Grocery store, 8. J. 13\, APPLIANCE SERVICE | Moaleeas Services service ail 2 hour service, No results, no charge: chemically treated at ny _ extra cost. Roto-Re Sewer. scare PLAIN SEWING AND MENETRO. 4 veovin. © REPAIRING A A SPE. - Garden Plowing 16B A. GARDEN PLOWING OWING — BU on Sia or PE 81437 ee RODEN PLOWINO, DISCING, fort. Fin, 19008, of Pontiac Atr- “Laundry S Service 18 I PEL —— CURTAINS PLAIN On rir. Beautifully Pontiac _ Eetadry Phone PE 2-801, For Y FAMILY r LAUNDRY SERV *h. Pontiac Tan | * B & J LANDSCAPING SERVICE, black dirt ahd top soll, delivered. PE 2-583. GRADING. ase YARD , CeVELING Grading terracing & sodding. " esiatecns, guaranteed, Free es timates. 2-1668 DAN’S o ANESCRINO - > SERVICE. Complete lawn maintenance and _fleanup. PE 2-8712. __ toe work. Mog AND ) BIGHT tL trucking. 1 I... oo, WE TEND THE EARTH LS FA é ; —— by experts, ~Moving & “Trucking jy aa MOVING “TRUCKING pick: | ¥, Good service at roa FE 41003 or ime, * reasonable |_ PE $3571 an meen: DEC. CABINETS. 78, DOORS. Bb. E. _Cook, FE 44156. ~CEMI ENT & & BEOCK to-recover a loss, ‘Dial FE 2-Bi8l Say “charge jt.”. 1B FREE | _ Fereaeie we Ton ‘os. big or small | _ SUDDEN SER ; | _bish and} __ PLACE A “LOST AD."| “tenet Call FE 2.8181 for an ad of- an ad- writer.| Reasonable. PE +0351 HT AND HEAVY: - TRUCKING. ery hauled, soil, sand, fill dirt and rene. 20603, INCINERATORS ED A bis hauled Clean up FE (eee LioHT HAULING ODD JOBS. _Cheap. FE 1-017 ~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local and Tone Fer a808, Moving —RUB- TR % ‘Ton kup 2 and Dum _ Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor-Co, | 8. ARD Open Dail y eon Pao. sensu ~"REDU UCED RAT ES) Moving Fie ‘sane — Tr nate PEE 408 &-1 PAINTING 11 "EX. , 10 per cent disc, for tach. Guaranteed Free est. FE 40205. NG. ei | Painting & Decorating 20| V RE-. JAY. .OR einen TV SERVICE . FE 5- 5-6390 _Ply_ Coy. -27 Ws Lawrence. PEWRITERS RENTED Hor wORRYING._1_WiLi_ Ab: | MNchells. 12). seginey Bt arene your, aoe ae — Past service, F. Mendricks. 4337 . Windiate Pk. Dr., Clarkston. WAKLE'S CUSTOM “ FRER TRIMMING AND REMOW.| Sia" Pree entmeter al pre estimate. uP 24018 —_— : UPHC Dresemaking, Talloring 16| surcoveas OM PE eS LANDSCAPING Se . Preliminary ARGUS Ci}, USED. COMPLETE, pot Mw ee $4. T.D.C. slide vrojector. ‘Me = ‘NURSER : $20, Keystone movie with case, - 0 bi ere Glerkston used, $25. Pola’ cameras, ta GENERAL LAR i. recorners, movie equipment. Easy gt ares Pree wae | ADI IL aime, geoding.. Pr anvick, 1055 W. Huron, # TREE SERVICE. CUTTING DONE | ENROLL. ? FOR CER bi 5 ain saw, Also trimming. — — Sept, 15. enpetic PE 4-061 - Landrv's Gureas ean 1430 Square Lk., Rd. Waterford EW SCRABBLE SETS, #3, PAINT | cag. | te Raackentiged” 8a Landscaping _Lawrence. FE 21416. CAWN BUILDING | AND GARDEN. |. 3-Ta08 rE AanES trucking. , FE 4-6078. |-. Trucks to Rent: . TRACTORS HL 1% Ton stake [ ‘Trucks Painting & Decorating 20|. Sid 7 Ba Aaa | “This size twelve wil fit — 's a size eighteen size twelve!” ee eS ehoet g & Wali i Washing | ee =i aeetapy 21A SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. technique, " Kim a STRAK: -s RADIO & TV, 127 8. PARE om os re ir, iron. rv _tee calle. PE 45601. . KERN'S TV sERVICH a o-~instalied, moved and . wet arial Specialist a rn cree ne sa et tnd Office Sup WANTED ee Rida) Wtd. Children toBoard 26 CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED }- for. PE 2-1730. COLORED. nay he . Chil Licensed hom. +2002. oy. yaw can CARE FOR 2 PRE- school aged ehtidren, eelieed: eee ious. Phone Metamora SPEC. CARE FOR 1 cui: . DAYS. lic. home, FE_ 58-9678 HOOL CHILDREN WA ANTED. Bus at door, good eqre, Meensed. MA 65-7487. Wd, Household ‘Goods 27 ANTIQUE DISHES HANGING Ph. shades and prisms. MY FURNITURE NEEDED ONE OF PONTIAC'’S LARGEST re buyers, Cah . waiting. ; SAD ASE size ses stove, FE ae. Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 BAPTIST CHURCH NEEDS UP- RIGHT PIANO AND BABY GRAND. AITH BAPTIST __ MAPLE 5-1140 SURF GRIN A. DELTA “Milford MU i C CYLINDER JEEP STATION WAG- motor. sb car BOX a Oa 1954 is ton ton Chevrolet or GMC. ate umber after- Pen bae number 1147, Re- ward, ince : RED AND ~ tor billfold. Rewa Needed very Rs iy Carel Dallare, 1306. N. Perry, Lost: BROWN LEATHER x sili fold. Valuable ra, Return to _owner, Rews: ard } E 50521. _Notices ¢ s& "Personals nk 25 Aerotred Knapp Shoes Have purchased all shoe records from the former Arthur Sweet __ Pred AAA ERIVATE | DETECTIVES. DOMESTIC, CRIMINAL, COMM yrs,-exp. F “pe sanot. auDIVOX HEARING. ain Ru “ _101'9_N. Sagina raANy ce one NERDING endlv v on Vie. youn rE peat Term bh: =~ shavles Chester Shoes Cc. A. Thompson Pratt INTY MAID FOR , SUPPLIES. _ Mra, Burnes. FE 29-8814, 93 Mark. i a ON AND August 31, 1055, I will not be re- aponsible for any other debts contracted by any other than myself. Walton H. Alexander, 416 Eecers McNeill, Pontiac 18, Let US | Give You I Place to Pay Ease Your: Mind _ Restore Credit —— “WE ARE NOT. Ar LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT “COUNSELLORS 41% Bouth Saginaw, St. FE #-0456 land_ Theater RAY CURNELL'S | MKT. - §7 HENDERSON FE $408) WANTED TO BUY: USED FUR- aii} RAPES & a) mace blower, PE 54-0240. SaipessLiF covers: ware | _ Wanted to Rent _ 29 rials, Beadle. PE $1921. = * assem AND 12 YR. OLD Lost & Found 24) ° Oore,, desire to rent 2 oF . 1 house in or near FOUND: BEAGLE HOUND. OR tine MY 30481 = imam aeRp, OE iat waren Fox—wouRD| "Em SEK SHO, MARY Black Dianket Dec tear tatico| UNFURNISHED HOUSE In VI WEP 6J. it seen, “call Marshall! Si0u PER MONTH $00, PHONE eee ee RONT: OF | TES APTER ¢ P.M. FE|¢ ROOM PURN. HOUSE WITHIN Pontiac, FE 2-417. st wibow WILL SHARE APT. WITH _Herman, OR 3-102 | PR 4-5895 | vod ety; ||} You BUY IT-WE'LL IN RESPONSIBLE WORK: ing couple. with 3. chil- dren desire 3 bedroom unfurnished house on or before Sept. 15. Close in. Near school. Reasonable rent, FE §-5519, ~~~ RENTAL SERVICE Free to landlords. We have many -fenants waiting, your choice, Call in today. ADAMS REALTY .| axnace FoR aA ree GARAGE FOR STORAGE OF _ boat. MI. 4-0508. ING MOTHER & 6 YR. OLD da © desire unfurn, . oF house, Close to trins & schools. Must be reasonable, FE 2-5412 after 5:00 om. YWCA EXECUTIVE Di RECTOR desires 3- or 4-room fyrnished or unfurnished apt. For self and, nine-year-old som. Near Pontiac Son. High School. Call FE _1s. mi, Ponti ac. FE 24 Share » Living’ Quarters | 30 CHRISTIAN HOME OPEN TO EL- ~—terly woman for. ood tompan- — Reasonable rent, FE 2 congenial working’ ladies. _Apply. Pontiac Press, Box §8 woman WORKING 8 TO § WANTS | ride from corner of Pineknob ‘Rd | and Marybee to Vicinity of - - Sae- inaw and E.’ Wilson. OR- ‘Wd. . Contracts, Mtgs. 32 - Cash Waiting For good contracts call or see Mr. Jobnson —_? for quick, —eourteous action, ~ . . A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S, Telegraph Rd. - F FE 4-2533 “FAST ACTION! | a sa Nicholie & Harger ¢ Co, grenade Wat [Wanted Real Exate ah |" Wed. Transportation Sn) When t's 's Listed ted Right We weiss especies on This . aed ex : us to pur or your property. Let pe work for you. r otur tment . | 4 and - ber Co-operative Exchange. PE a. avy On List your LAKE bes “3400 ‘Commerce } Pontise EM R. F. McK INNEY UNiv . ome e WouLn | LIKE TO ® 70 Bt BUY ; IN. Repiy Wt TRADES — ~TRADES Semen thats marcel peoperues. Ce ae te oer ROV KNAUF. Ri Realtor 26% W. 'MPSTEAD mibttenaer erry Lint: its. 4 p.m. Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 3 AND BATH, OIL HEAT, RE: ATTRACTIVE. MAHAN AUTY CO., REA Co-operative Real wuate anes Eves “ti! @; Sun, 10-4 FE 2-0263 _| “LISTINGS WANTED _ ‘Residential, acreage. commercial fistings neeced. We will appre- = — call, by giving prompt, PAUL D.HAMMOND - ALTOR 26% Aah wonon FE $- WHITE BROS. CAN BELL YOUR HOME PROPERTY As‘ WE be VE OLD aes 4 THE LISTING. Us TODAY one START” PACK: ING YOUR BAG . Phone, “OR 1872 orf OR 3- — Rent “Apts. Furnished 33 1 ROOM FURN APT. CLOSE IN Men only. 66 E Pike 1 ROOM. COUPLE, LIGHT HOUSE- , work and part rent, FE 45773 2. ROOMS. ‘CLOSE IN aaa quiet Ls ae PE 4-5837. APT FURNISHED, 30 R 5 6ie * ceard tae "An Re err Apply 239 Russell. ‘7M ERN “FURNISHED HOUSE- kee reem eS for man. a Jacokes. St. FE 5-6867 2_ROOM MODERN: ~ APARTMENT, rivate entrance, jaund rivi the money. Clark Real Eistate. Phone FE. 4-492. ik for Mr. Shc. 1. eee CASH FOR LJ H. J. VanWelt, 1D CONTRA 4540 Dixie Hwy. as our + disposal to ‘purchase new land for car clients. See me before you sell, ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, To Sell- ‘To Insure RE IT MAHAN REALITY CO., RE. ane ks Real Estate mg — — Sunda B. aes Pete eee a S$ ACT & SAVE $$ poet J calling for our bid on —_ VE — Discount ‘East rm ® large num- 4 ¢ a investors. Ask- for WHITE - eae REALSORS er CE ee 9 2 ROOMS... UTILITIES FUR! 25 wT, AND very nicely for 1 man. iain FE 41157 CREENTAREOPFICE | pgs “HEADQTRS FOR ALL LAKES” area. Sect liv- Cottages, homes. sate 8 estates. ing in a, WOMMAn Dit RICE ase. Bedroom ost 10 COMMERCE. EM 3-4413 Plenty of ~ Ae «| stor- WOodward 5-774 Rings here ee apace. | Built im 1964. atititien ‘ncluded. Private CASH vision wil it only on has "ve jemice, zon, here | adult couple, win. refer. bid = with cash 4 p.m. daily for your ea —_ => i) now and tell . us have. = : Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor ARCADIA APTS. XK, 1 oy --. F hy oles |. tel per ee uae beth, Adults only. ' | COUPLE WirH CHILDREN UR: G. HEMPSTEZ AD ee stesaracapne | mine Pe Fee enty ot Mareci | EXTRA LARGE LOWER 3 ROOM sofia Phere ote ' PEDDLING .- ag YOUR PROPERTY? change for some housework and 1 DOEAN'T criving 904 Don nominal rental. Adults Our methed of fo only to | only. —< peg ral wedlpen 4 ON FRONT Siz — " R a see. ot — i come and bath. 72 ane per cries) Wer naodie'ai'cetals tor |". Ge HEMPSTEAD ng: 102K, Huron YoU BUY If- WE'LL INSURE IT ADAMS REALTY. ce ya AUBURN AVE, NO — CALLS ey eves. ve 54714 +! furnace, 676 “wolverine 42047. | caretaker: at HOME & ret UPSTAIRS "STAIRS APT. ‘ 4 ROOMS. rE 2 pennoce MODERN an OMS ON Lake Adults, Lease Sept, _1S, Eves. EM_ 3.2193, ‘rom Very nice. . mos, lease; Adults. 2 1 TEACHERS SHARE cate Hou HOME with 2 other young teachets. C'est _ Le wie! Ca Call MA 7 BEDRM. BRICK HOME, (E, NICE- ly furnished to responsible cou- Peas in sent Perk. FE and- hot water, Enclosed hes ——, Winter seal storm win- ‘ or § BEDROOM PINE LAKE HOME, w = ft. on lake. ALL _ MODERN. a ROOM LAKE- front home hot st ana rs AVAILAB i@ UNTIL JUNE. MOD- ern, well furnished, Williams Lake tront home, Call evenings, TO - 3023 a JUNE 2 ‘bed- AVAILABLE NOW TO nicely furnished modern stoom house. $75 monthiy matic hot water, electric stove, refrigerator, MY _26m6 sEAUTIFUL “NEW DELUXE —} room duplex All electric iechon. Automatic washer and aryer Utilities furnished, Adults. ® mos. lease. 10 miles from Pont. _EM 3-843 int || Completely Furnished Including automatic washer and dryer, 3 bedroom home, breakast nook, wall to wall - carpeting, — 4 ROOMS. faTiC HEAT | La NICE aide. ‘COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT, ecard ane 2424 ROOM ON BUS LINE. WEST red. PE 5-0752. ROOM IN NICE HOME FOR PRO- fessional t an, FE 32-1946. a Se be ee Rw 7 bs "he car sarege large let, berries. garden. ed _street, FE 44402." Pay . __ING, HANNAN, LI ¢4 an00. Gi 3 BI 4 7 ROOMS, MODERN FI _only, FE 4-278 basement, ofl furnace, garage. SLEEPING ROOM AND -DEN. 5-3840. we ——- an, On — WASHINGTON PARK 2? BEDROOM sid vale cawanee. ‘st brickfront home. Knouty cong FE +0420. toom, “Built - iQ. ROOM OR MAN.| carpets cad. oe storms. Paved” drive. Private entrance, 33 Stout St. Sen Pull price $13850 FB } ROOM FOR GENTLE- ROOMS. “BRICK RANCH TYPE man. 3) Ailison. a = a Lot ey Ex- = eg rE vow we or FE 2.7900. ar ap ent, 11:00 a.m. : WOMAN. COOKING PRIVILEGES. _ GI HOMES a B NTS On s lime. Near town. FE $ per a for these begutt- : : 3. bedroom alows with Rooms With Board 38| gas ac. heat, floors, and 1 o Nice et Houses Furnished | 35 one ope Rm tac Mt hur Home mri ROOM ROOM “& BoaRD ii IN” PRIVATE tiful ¢ s eral vacaricies. _FE +6 Se eld for those outside ant, MEN — TO PON- FE 4-3761, AT LT SUE AMY SOEED- COR 3-143, % ROOM: O whl Pishers & Pontiac 5-90ns. Convalescent Homes fomes 38A COMFORTABLE g BOARD DING pie, ated veume. s- - ith PINE C¢ CONE NURSING 1 HOME location. Be: 1365 Baldwin Ave. rating in WILL > CARE FOR ELDERLY PEO- in my home. Church services ee _ not So at ry according pa- FE $3382 between 6 and 39 Hotel | Rooms — HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12 rE. Pei tae $17.40 up. HOTEL AUBURIN — HURON | HOTEL, CLEAN MODERN rooms Huron day or week. a West Phone FE 40 Rent. Stores On. Lar pli " Apt. 2 and w | For ford under STORES STORE LOCATED AT bath and iy Also other outstanding appointments, BEAUTIFUL SILVER LAKE BRICK RANCH HOME ee, marege, Destined mission i brick waarets, Best side walls. Spacious 18x23 with plete ‘glass toward the lake with a beautiful ¥ i] rpeting roughowt. massive — mar- ie fireplace in living room and another fireplace in the restoo= tion room. has- large ecreation room. alse — window toward the lake. heat and an witra modern kitchen, 0%)x26%. with view of the lake. Other Outstand- ing appointments BEAUTIFUL _ aut HOME Seven very livable rooms, eluding living room, dining room, with dining spate. in iy shade trees, flowers and Near St. Mike's and Sereh Me. Ca Sec Money * BUNGALOW 1,600 DOWN Ausecire white frame -modera bedroom home with high pers mirror like o# floors, plastered walls. ri rage and nice fenced lot. L4 N PAR BEAUTIFUL BUNGA Low Highly restricted location and sit- ua’ among beautiful surround- ing homes. Here is a dandy white frame m to the minute bun- ern galow with attached garage, ne recrea' room and lar ith spread ae bp trees, flowers ‘tad shrubs. hy $13,506 or trade on income home. "WE SELL - WE TRADE Good for Many Businesses | business corner, Pike at San- Apartment building ge front window Heat tur: | nces 444 etc. Apply Managers E. Pike or ohone FE . 18X22 ~“EACH. HEAT water furnished, 1116 & 1114 rE 2383 or FE — __Rent_ Off Office Space 41 OAK. | - from down- 7 SUITES OF OFFICES. NEAR _5-8621 or PE %7202000 Rent Miscellaneous 42 DORRIS & SON | REALTORS - FE Me 158T W Huron St | €o-operative Real Estate. Exchange mshed Exeeilent Apvarel shop, | Cleaners, Offices or Electrical Ap- | REAR LARE ORION 3 sevncow brick. Bamt.. . 2 garages. Chick- | en coop tJ Fully ljand- bus 265. Indien Lake Rd SEVERAL GOOD MODERN 6 TO 10 room houses. Easy terms, P. W. Dinnan & Son, 66 w. Huron. = | | | URNISHED APART- » & baby welcome. Near __Fisher’s, PE $-0730. 2 ROOM FURNISHED APART- ment, Child welco OR 3-4701 — preferred - FE it. je ROOMS va bese BATH | LARGE : * amet 74 Earimore, | ROOM APARTMENT, EVERY. thing furnished. No -children, 40 anderson St 7 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE Scat air "hee ine by “gelling to a RE-| _N oe nen BPS os of pala! ? LARGE ROOMS, CLEAN. CLOSE ” agerenes, 111 N. Telegra a after mn. — WEL-. it Fisher, Rochester, No children ences. FE 2-1160 after 5:30 p.m. FURN. ¢ ROOMS AND BATH. OTL , heat, guto. hot water. hres Sept. 7 _ _— Orion Y 3802 Sat. and & LOVELY 2 BED ROON 1 MODERN home, nicely : 3 die, a hice lakefront C"PANGUS. "1919 M15 Ph, Ortonville 132, collect o ae alle Rent “Houses Unfurn. 36 3 n Refer. — ¥. £. io mi tion . i AST RENT MERE. ind ‘Official GI appraisal at sei, Fi, palance at at $50 aoa: *1C, PANGUS: © 1919 MIS. ‘ENT STORE WITH LIVING tr treawtiful-Weteine— Hills. eras fy Eb money brick with ie _. full rss w basement. plastered walls, ‘te ee whe Sites a Howland OR 3.1456 CLEAN, DRY GARAGE } FOR | south 335 so_ ft floor space ide. FE 4-313. 6:00 : | ~ For § Sale Houses ATTENTION: CIVILIANS $8.450 yr. old bungalow, Nice neigh- | to reasonable down ae mt Edith St. This 236 8 wasn't. built _ 20 the assem _line FULL “BATH. ROCHESTER __ Only 3 new go v h left. Mode} on Alice at First, Large rm®:, plenty closet -and storage space. Paved ‘sts, FHA ree =. ~ Bag 2-4676 ‘MSELDON CO. 2 HOUSES. F RANCH TYPE. i FIN. : © nes unfinished Good lnea- 3 e.. 2 car pemere. Sold hy owner FE 2-1104 BUILD NOW A aad well restricted Waterford | er Estimates. freetr fon ou vlans of yours, SRBERT C. DAVIG i Pontiae ‘Lake Re. ; 43 Drive out Dixie Highway ‘to Wat- kins Leake Rd., turn left to Lake wood Drive and new mes, | WM. KENNEDY — Ke LJ E 4-3568 | jonaee 4 oS eARTENTS. PRI- vate entrances and baths, REALTOR pinay EVENINGS 3007 Hur ify OWNER § ROOM | AND > BATH _ofi Telegraph Rd Call FE 2-7501. LAKE RRONT r. old “mod Reese ‘atre io ke Tireuk Veen fireplace, bea screen — . Price $13, $3,500 Ortonville -132, collect.. FOR SALE: MODERN AUSA®: River cabin 4 acres. Geasr Consumers Luzerne, ae, 7 RM, HOUSE. LOE. SHED. ACRE and. Orchard. 1088 Chetryiand. NFINISHE! Me stairs,” full basement, eae . carpeted. felced back many other features io 700" tar 2, sell # — down, 202 Rue ma — ~~ / UST OFF . OODWARD | WOODED SETTING it HUMPHRIES: REALTOR — FE 2-0474). 83 N. Telegra ih 5 He segetT? i : sed i j EF ‘ 83 bad “cnt oi etizon oh hota, mo, bso. sur motel, For ead | - information : Established in 1916 QUALITY BUILT OMES m. - plans to choose from—stop. in or call our office, Model brick home shown by ee | Frame — $9,075 up; brick $10,850 w SIDE. 2 family, near state St. Brick income on corner lot. 4-rms. and bath down, 5- rms. and bath upstefrs. Pull basement with stoker — “phtine — asement with | $4,000 down. $80 per month. ./ ofl heat. Pu covion tame #9.800, | — AND SAVE—2 ‘west sub- q A LITTLE FARM home. with full ba om, 2]. — — ® Nttle farm right [ee cgrecee Ww ft. living arm Jee 3 lots. with fully insulated, shede trees ‘and frat ‘tres and coon. lake ‘ privil The more room modern “heme with full do yourself, one more a basement. 1 car garage. Priced ‘ DOWN. Near Cass Lake. 4- oem — —_ bath, ar = in. TERS A NR deh per vileges. Bee 3 =a dot Binns "| Oxtord, Mich, "OA #3133. nave. Asking price $8,000 with |. ,500- down. me “pratt ae PRIVILEGES - inum windows. a RR. ARIE 6741 HIGHLAND RD. (ee OR 3-9272 SELL 5 ON INCOME home Will take discount. 109 N. ceed Lk. Front $23.500, we nearly 1 - feces Sa a Barty yaa fae home is Pa ’ STILE NOTHING DOWN | FOR GI's ° . THE MACEDAY "down, VA has has discon‘inued ae ener sie, oo de ee Fo 3.1000 3-2081 For Colored Families 2 with -unfin- eee aice paved Coen, "Wee felermation call tare” GILES GILES REALTY ¢ CO. West Huron ; = PP dee SELL OR TRADE: 4 ROOMS AND fous,” gs ot i : " at fo > to 5 acres. 106 W. Lona- ir your HOPKINS 4 Bedroom Lakefront as THELMA'M MEP ON VOOD EALTOR 810 Cass Eltsabeth Lake Fd. FE. 4-3044— ae ah RE ae 510.200 IGHT, Realtor _ are with 2 car a THELMA M. ELWOOD ALTOR #149 Cass-Elizabetn Lake Rd. ona’'s ae heey, led ir ater, ti ba ted chen “t Lr “sane room om Vea : ment. ? _ basement. % tots ghese Terms ROUND LA! . rooms, full. bath, full eens mes - with shower, - tubs. furnace, elec, water . garage. 5 ‘he ¢. This ine you. Prinet sabe oh $i. | Watkins Lake Privilege Lovely studio living toom, , t Picture vio- 250 with $1,000 Sylvan Manor brick storm: screens, Priced right at $15,950 with terms. /SYLVAN fg Realtor 2¢3 Orchard Lake Lene rE — Coeperative Real Esta OXFORD INCOME iivimg toom dining room, kich- 2 bedrooms & | — down, fiveig room, 2 Peg td furnace, garage. Price hom ag” = oy REAL ESTATE RETIRE SECURE Modern | aoe year tround © e8 so wit H suitable For oa ividing. "Located ed road close to resort area to town and ONLY $5,000 DOWN Partridge SYLVAN 18 TRE “BIRD” TO sEE | COLORED SPECIALS $1,500 DOWN Attractive 3 bedroom home on paved street. Very little tpneep __ required with the Neocberoad asbes- | of tee. on easy terms at only |WARD E. PARTRIDGE! a E fA LOR owl ER am pate e rivate beach and boat dockage poooperative | Real Estate » muchenge 3383 Orchard Lake Rd Retire Secure Modern 5 room house ph around cottages with of $160 per mont 10 acres suitable for subdividing. Located on paved road close to town and Teoett area. Only $5,000 down. Immediate Occd ncy yer, vent fan, -~ rs ‘stay. Ouly 4 4 Elizabeth Lake Income te] Hier eee d For Sale Houses 43 T HAVE 2 BRAND NEW 3 3 BED. terfor?. area A. very Sure: Wa 1{ CEO, MARBLE, Realtor McLarty FE 23-2162 or FE 6-3578, 6 to Dixie, $6,200 & $1,300 . 2 acres, near — Oak~ land, 6 room modern home, $1,- Se eee ee © ea Lg Buck. e-d0r8, = c ar ieee 2 py ag FOUR FAMILY be 300 Forntiare $7900) with A sound tnvestment, ou anne wurre and plastered wa iv- our foore Tire Settee ‘beth: | 84 frat ob, rear, entrances. Sabo, “Garege: Selee Tere? | Price te righ . sELL— DE aoe #8 PM. Sea ae ora ; at White Lake. Lares REALTORS PE 4-1587 ow. Bacellent Kitchoe bath ntl | ce ouers’t?, WMistets Bzche forced air furnace. $1900. Drive | co-Operstive Real te out M-80 to Duck Rd. Watch for Indian Village Colonial Del wiy J.C. HAYDEN. pogrom Sri, cate, be : “3 Feereation room, screened to's Walton Bivd. _ Open bree’ estas ace, carpetion and : rapes included. ining Cais Lake Front | room ta addition to femity Spin doves bedroom, large liv- inside and out. Only § sis.008. ad room, ting’ apace in pa pe could be lovely” “| So bal tz|J. A. Tayl eee gp aylor Eli be h Lak E ; 100 ewe oe poe PEs izabet e states His gay, mame, tea tyes | ell, Family kitchen. 2 nice sized | East of Pontiac Tle ‘beth with shower Attcned| Vet tttached. breesewey Poa | car ere. o—_ trese and “ings osoe, Year Around Cottage at rage & bet. V jake. Only $6,750. Birmingham Central location. Well kept bed chose” te main 1 6 itional: inform: | [ohn K, ‘Trwin AGENCY . 10’ nN. ‘ Phone PE b-80e? Eve. FE 23-1804 OXFORD IXCOME , Pe omen ae =e BF /TOPS — /TOTS Litthe explorers hunters and In- dian —- will lov Rr. county in BEA UL VAN MANOR. And: you'll lov the ge py features of these ree _ ‘oul room faces brick hom COMPARE “THESE Ase yh det Nu | For Sale Houses RURAL PARADISE “Andersen: | Te A 2-bedroom home Sa By 43 contains ev fh hie Frou the a heme to the land, some furniture in- basement 2 motel gg AE. JR. MOH = west of town. WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS te 8-183 Cone ge ig Fig 219 r oe nicest near We nice coal for Kim St. 6 to @ p. | SILVER LAKE GOLF COURSE — home with 3 bedrooms. din diniog ot p | fir Pont: SA S Modern 6 room home. This ho’ Moltuated large | 135x150 jot po + up t room with een. Attached gs- ; A besutiful home located a of subdividions. jac. Price $15,900. HABAW. RD. Located Drayton Piatns on a biack- eed street in avery attractive |- hborhood on eh will pa ea only a . A beautiful home few o he com apyed an unfinished upstairs are its many features BAS Soma TI ine t don’t know why. this tg home, Bagg room! near the |- area been sold ak Where coe “you : a —- walls, se-| ec Sale Hess = aaa: TF WE, PLEASE YOU | AND IN A EE OF CHARGE. FOR PUR- , TO CALL US AT. any ‘SPECIAL - -DRAYTON PLAINS” Bia in” kk rlced ‘to Laba fake i ng $ Dixie Mwy: Drayton Piains aoe I open bundays “HILTZ You won't beat this 8 tors only “Sesto.” 3a * eect foe. Needs decorating but . at just 5 “STEEL yr TELL US iy: story, + | ATTENTION GENERAL | MOTORS EMPLOYES We ore i = arker 3:30 to 6:00. a Be . : at Sauate c.R HOLEOMb & son : Bae shrew deren $11.950 RANCH ryPE—2 bedroom. —— only 2 years old. A- tion iWtres of land. ya tile kitely “Here is & sensations Owner leaving the state. $13.00 INCOME SPECIAL. Rg gm — Real a ter a | » Por ful _ particulars M Hoyt F geod 1 ees _té ah Heat and ¢ lent cendit: tes. $15, WEST SIDE—4 bedroom colonial home in excellent con- _ mew carpeting. Camplete- out. Varee i Tot car garage, paved street, i i L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huren FE 2-4810 tive Real Estate Exchange IMMEDIATE _ POSSESSION te ur 6.0246, RURAL PARADISE _ is property contains grec id "foe" eater Stal’ tren cont - oe =e on between Lake . Con to if sk | 1200167, With trees. . By owner uit [ NEAT ne RONT oem and ga sist we Sam “PONTIAC REALTY : J. R. . 1011 W. Huron #4. Fe 5-616) Real- Estate and Insurance Open o-8 ~~ A BARGAIN ___ onal gg j a. J 1 bed- | room ae = B meg omy 4 converted el hex > 4 | 5 rooms with beth School, CARROLL G. PORRITT 20% W. Mor PE 2-114 TE 2-6194 Co-aperative ea) Estate —#xch. NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA. HOMES | ude : ‘Ponti Also many other outstanding fea- Prom fowntown ag 4 pe Madison Ave - sign to model “a ma Maat PEARL BUILDING co. | FE 5-7923_. eee ’ Don't Dare I ook down as you erive by tad an _sppoint- ss you “sales ; NEAR WEBSTER SCHOOL ARE: oft! large tot.” Git.00e ehh terme. det tated arbre Re. ‘|. 2 ACRES ew. Tr right harce 4 tooms, modern with basement 0 right % mi. on bee pie ees | ee, Fad ee GI's $0 DOWN f bedroo elie * atomtos $800 DOW NT a 2, bedroom me. +4 $7,345 West side 2. bedroom | modern heat, Mice quiet residential sec- ee, kb BRedhh Be carement.. beens St. Joe Area be | 277 8. Tae : Bet “2 an cc SPECIA @ : POR THE No. Siseetes cobblestone with mn ent, sin, "ieine, room Semen — t. Only $11,000 GIROUX ‘& FRANKS ESTATE Wie wa 5 $1800" 7 equity, balance $3.06*, _oF_ FE _ 40628 COSY LAKEFRONT ft, bag Oakland. Nicely shaded wot bungalow. Plastic path” "ee. 8%. Reasonable down. baytihent, « 000 DOWN Attractive. 5 room ‘ alow Nbetement 4 tanta . 88.900 =~ ake re ‘oo ‘eet cat And o°F Sor teens. FE 4-0521 Eves. & Bun. L 7 ir now. ted 23) KN giessed & screened froee will handle the dowa pay- {BREE & GREGG 1365 Sh es 4 ¥ $9,000, 3 Araneh & ne Oe oll heat, eute. beater. stove, Oak walls, shake many “oi 'Not much Gime ; igeuve te R. Irwin tare sepia om tren : B, D. CHARLES, Realtor vac! into. Priced at $12,600 wit gmail | no peyment and reasonable monthly payments. MACEDAY- LAKE ate hey with over 200 ee water le located t off lake i. (Chores rou tht eh nae kitchen with y of Sereh ; cup N NG DRESS in boards, Shown b ent fe poll ge gy viol Svivan leg oe $17,950 wi "cash to mort- six neat rooms, 2 enclosed pore : iy 10 oo ipso with ‘a 95 Do VN $2,500. down, = A ‘ : GL Homes Left. = hap heedineond | SSE KENNEDY ee Ee pay for our ie. Private 0g ew AC, q Siar garaae. Pull ores only ‘ou be first, R ~ for the family desiring a @ section. A. family home, brick veneer construc- ving a cash. _write J Pontioe Pre Prees Box 78. ANNETT ~ OFFERS North Side--2 Lots» SS er leaving — Pe, delves er house ce 97280. 61460 down, 6 room & bath, 3 bedrooms, very : condition. foe offered. $9700. terms. Elizabeth Lake Estates second floor has a lovely 3 room apartment with Private entrance. Per Month “PTs | Taxes ‘and. treur: TURNISHED EXHIBIT HOME can be all yours for fust sine i pointy $2.10". age Cail for. ae WHITE feat and berries - -* nee sale oa ear further _ information m & bath 40, raimost comoleied. Larae 7 Seminole Hint ! a . F ea 95,068-% = + DRAYTON WOODS. “Avéractive j modern home on — ous lot.| * "3 oe "@- JOHNSON, oi] heat. Large nd-| J NA4i dd tL scaped lot, outside grill. all . in tep condition, Shown by ap- | — pointment. $15,000, FOR BETTER HOMES A-l WEST sive. Really . _3- ’ 4 B bedrm. home, large ca This ite doubtedly the beet. Nving rm., fireplace, modern| isting we have h a lon kitchen with tiled features,/ time. 7 rooms strictly modern. breakfast nook. closed oak c. i a irch end picture window, full ment, ne and full price — as heat, finished -only $10.950 th exceptional! ii pleagant yard ow ent and « fetth apis trees Garage. mortgage. | Y to St. Mich- _.f $17,800: * nels trict r /FLOYD KENT, Realtor, / ‘4 W. Lawrence. Next ye Power TRIPP Ottawa Dive” utiful’ brick Colonial me 3 fun ae mag aot iy japerb suntoom, Fireplace, meny extras—-carpeting, rapes. 3 car brick garage. - edsiter —- sn ah Shown ed weer: ales R Dive Realtor | 2Ww ‘es. FE E-visi or Pies * ie a - ete a at : VACANT And ready to move into. 4 room modern home with large glassed and screened. . garage, Seip sie" eats tS tnanalls oniy wn i ELIZABETH Brand new listing, ton h full basement, heet, beautifully decorated, been Tait prgg “ita Sie lot with _ Ellaabeth lake privileges. '. WE WAVE 4 reom furnished extra ue Sewn payment le a a 4 room house clore cose for $1,500 down, Both wien pri media te. possession Events s after €:00 call Mr. ‘oll 4-9885. OFFICE Oren 9-6 6. OHNSON, Best ie Tel FE4- fe don RO AL TAMAR RARE base- | 2383 Orchard sake Rd. | Co-operative Real 2 SQUARE LAE AND. = Tee ‘© thary whe wel? tr Barats, ‘nd : —— with $2,500 down. * ~SYLVAN | Realtor PE: 5-0418 Reel _Eaiate ¢_Brchenge ca SYLV. AN CITY rooms, large kitehen with breakfast room races living with | ee, bed: 4 y mae _ sir-condi 2 a a= ae porches Set with substantial Gown CHESTER AREA ote inne ‘fruit trees “SUBURBAN, Neat compact amail home 2 bed- wh. with attic partly fin- rooms. Full bath, terms, a - Tehran 1 ear-| eRe ey | MIDDLEBELT ROAD Northwood ORGANIZATION Inc, . FEDERAL 46101 | West Side -|4 Bedroom Room for everybody -in this de- lightful, well located,’ large fam- fly home. Carpeted ‘living room, . stairway and ‘ull base heat and i water, ear at sabes, why Sot not Near St. Joseph Hospital - ring carpeted.” vin cooth 3 rooms full bath down, 1 edroom finished Le + . Metomatic heat’ ond 5 BUD" NICHOLIE S| a att dass, St Mn Pres. Mr. Allen | PE 21070 Phone-OR %- 1872 or OR 3-17 BROb. aREALTOR —— Disie Hwy 3B ON WILLIAMS LK. RD. BY OWNER, OuT COMB. BATH, EDROOM RANCH PULL WALK- N AC ot on Vigekton, sen street off Josiyn, Call for inform 5 rawood soso fully modern wanes —— a bath, 8YA ACRES. Saginaw fa Eide WILL BUY! e & carpe cana, | Frontage op Perry Bt, Also Sil) a0 ye Ra. Suitable for ® variety “CUCKL ER REALTY | 3 6. LOOK WHAT $12,500 OR . re the ood living of its oohers ou'll. Hike the spaciousness of the richly wall-to-wall liv- rd garage Close to Huron @treet and Webster school, chee © $17,- ribet farms, Eve. rE . Elizabeth Lake Estates Like new, all white, 3 meals room bungalow with breereway ane garage. To include living reom- c¢ar- ting, storms and screens. reen, as Ph. Pull rice 86.756 Eve PE 23-7363 JOHN KINZLER | rage. i relate Piss + Ee seaeapae spacing t + ase 4 car warage $13,959, terms, West Side—2 Family 5 nice large rooms & bal jd family LL ig place on tet loor, a ae Fitisned ra floor, all in excellent. cond! Bi in good residential area Al furnishings jeabetod oh and floor, $18,000, term Bloomfield Highlands - 4 Bedrooms-— 4 Acres ped ety of fruve garece and # A Roy Annett, Inc: “ee Daseiment se ait . Only two ~ 61 Their Loss Soo |GATEWAYS to. HAPPINESS — NINE ACRES | six : you mB “Peel MAHAN ee Biers cy i Rae - La ‘room se with basement. This if ; {home ae 4 age Ce - ma tasier. Call MY or atop at 4 E. Flint St, nolo a hE? Open 4 Cooley Lake, Area a von mt included” be sorry if Near Withates'! on Sense das 4 5 aa Peal a 1 VE es a ; 4 : t iis : ne ays f E | ] fs Hea, cae é } “ i se 2 [ i . sae Heusshold Goode. 3) =. For pag Miscellaneous 60 eC Linoleum, 9x12 vse $249 |, ALL HOUSEWIVES domeweemne? 4 oe eres Or { Fleor oeeneeeee Pt. eae : coe ‘€ perenneees eres rold’s Paint & Lino. 40 8. i_ cv. Fr. TOR. Pull width freeser. ‘Tot, WRIGHT & VALUET - RITLINO RUG 248 Oakland Ave ba ee LINOLEUM “ sg i ek ate ina ee Wish? 4% Pt. Wall Tile etide ele LG red We May Have It ' : p R BASE PAINT Gav $3.20) fine ot Nauis, on, Roe i Lots and small acreage ts our hy ' SYERS 191 W. HURON, $2046 | Buliding’ Boards. Windows ~we have lots in rE > PE 5-024 “DINING ROOM FA- ‘Your order. Save on bulid- ee RE | webs ere et anew | Reet motetnen Marat | Sacer coal iat Wy Pi BS TEDAGOM SUITE SPRING AND | _ Excelent contiuce MI tz| ‘SURPLUS LUMBER Also we do nage = oe be used oon. OR 3-401. sacrifice. Prigidsire automatic) ,% ss, co. have want—olease call wfasiiee “w washer, “ ft. refrigerator. Ad- Siser on, 1002 Us and we will ry and get | $8,000 down,’ BOTTLE GAS , : fee. ‘ktieh: | $ oe for you : mew to sce “Demaace mateiis| = etek agelle. oo Os ie perce / FLOYD KENT, Realtor . tow $10 plus gas. Kenyon | [00% od rocker. Teleume TY = ~ANCH ICES leona vee,” ne si On Bet ané lawn tools. All ip excellent re npprore. NA | Next to the Consumers Power _ frigerator $108.88 ana te | < condition. OB 33804. Senta he ST, Elizabeth Lake Road _ Sigerstor, FB. Munro: Meio lnneseorina matress and —— INC. tay ROSINESS FROWTAG AQm oe Tapiees ee naWiNG WK. sorinis/. Teleobone stand, #4 | Artists’ supplies, hobby - : a _.¢hine. Good condition, 1412. : . ies—ch r clas- Arona, | Babes aes CIgreny One GAS, ORtaG? | MMMOnAyT ORES ROL EE | Sihtaton “Hobbies and v. “ € 8 5 size,. PE 5-2147 after 4. Supplies” No. 24A, Lapeer Fe yf sg tee Fert, fo = Ps as ; : syle, Ea ie are per / eae “Your POR ; LAT PRERZER | BABY BUGGY AND Cf W water LOTS | oi Snyder Lavender “Just reminiscing!” | een” Se ew amwaee | noses ts cae . phusreen wel a Ee oe We ame severa) beewtiful 2140 W. Huron Pe 24411 * ~ ate = I macnn, MTdem to 08; pee adel ries * * Fale and 1 pair Re canal and 2 “7 ; : : 5 Portables priced low $69 50 __ #5ee7_* , rilnmsnbiuae fa ft | Business Opportunities 51) Business Opportunities $1| Money to Loan Stat fea | tae oe We ine. Te sam page FE | THELMA 'M M. El ELWOOD & RUBBER STAMP/ SHOW CASES & FOUNTAIN seats color iyi uender)__”| Bip as oid Mowe and OF Der | Oenaite, Bice: maple bed. ‘| SUILDING "70 WRECK F va oS van na: | FREE | bos Et cae es | eae a | oe tho. cep, | pestis acco OF Samm | Sb tate et "@ oy a 3 " o “BUILDERS” Seog Feegraeh fe Hurye inter ~— Pennant wine gerne gad, Bit Consol: BLOND CRiFrenope, | "ery "good. conden "Cal her | Act tog jubure Rd. PE Satis as RS - ott: - u ~ p $5; Cosco bounc 3: I Dl See 5 “ATEENTION section FE tina. 1'tord:30 p.m. | p,ceahesttrpe wate fountain peck | tin. rie or 35 'To seo” | Shale, $5. Gl) “ike new. REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S | P47H"OOM | FIRTURS | i ‘ ne 6:30 to 6 pm & 14 stools } B ICAL. ae : | 1054 models, one of America's and water s oe “Tenth Sood paren nase , 1 6 Pishman Bobleil sods foun? as : COLLAPSIBLE SINGLE BED. | best brands. Perfect, new, guran- — 6% nis : Maia : FINANCE CO.. cok, scatter rugs. Kitchen wares. for 9 years, Diy « new te-|- Dardwere, siectrical ”supplice PA PA * 1919 MIS] “HOTEL AND 7 -raaglieoener a Pen kate gy «| PlucePRBngesecriowal | Steet ustine. Mlehlgge Mur | Hg ng os 2 eo < . i = 3 an 4 , : » LIQUOR BAR 1 ret cried ee sandich [PB suns" V**P*E Phsige | ring room sulle Fe ee ee eto | imlbiery SUPPLY) tens Parry sre Sale Acreage (47| | mae Sietne Goup bitchen With & bet “WHEN YOU NEED $40, sce ed #48, metal clothes ve model. 11% cu. it. Excellent con- BEFORE eAghRe weer eononaan.|' Bite haart athe ee rman caerpx wor! SOS ESO) lan , cece iE EE | peer adeaetd ie Mere Siping, room, ‘kitehen, lounge, of- eres, Ob able Re on * So ite » ae. ic eis 8 | ere senmeeay | Sele SS Rd pee | ee ai aa | Rae tat en, | a Want eo cou Pe suc nished rooms including 3 room | budget. w Terms "MY s-i1it : air, with ot Slt a ir ia | tar UP Aah Ba SPE | Seg Stan | eat penne te wow |, Pog coerce oe |_thaem e OR ‘ Edw. M, Stout; Realtor | By Gt ae S A E Hs Enceiet Shs Pe SI | en cred try es AT or ben ee NS ho Ras ete at For Sale yy ge I Ng ea Ls " ‘ fice at $61,600 with terme. FINANCE. CO. ona inod guaranteed for years, SUITE, 2 Fine ‘es an etree forte -. : FE 4-1574 $495 for : seratched{ New chrome breakfast $20.00. ena, dines: and rec- Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ca mill, in transit, Michigan Fluorescent, | Wool rugs, $15. and up. Linoleum | ¢ rooms, $11.95 value, $5.95, : State Bide. | 293 Orchard Lake Ave. $4.05, gas move $10. Dress- | ; marred. -at “Birminghiom bad “no SF... «= Must sac! Ay. health, Thi er, $6. oe alae” . New Drties ae a M a era | fe | Up to 8500. DISCOUNTS | Seto Bese | tat iret : ae Oo iio Goenka Wee nd aee ene CHURCH? ; | ties ‘Mate wen race sible Fequed Sale Land Contracts 52) we ag GOS -FORNITURE forugre, Come i"'and "browse | ALUM. COMB ns pao as Ideal for ‘attics. clerks. — = Eee en OAKLAND | nn re FORNTTORE a . ? - Benjamin and Peete Wait bee | 20°PER CENT O kla | q Fea ee ae | PRE, Re, A Gils ‘appoint- CO NT LY, HIDE-A-BED, q to- Seaport sold must sell. ELgine Stephens Inc ment Hoveching. SSP | DIS U a an oe W. Poe L ite "scesels 0.000 GRAIN ZEOLITE HOMART , r © , Have seasoned contracts - j 288 W. Pie 5 s. After 3:30. \ come PLUMBING BUSINESS | Seles ofvsew bewsee te be ‘a Loan Co. > aT STEWART NARNER BE | Sas"te Gays, Regmecretee mse, Oakland County's pusiest shoo | Counted for.our builders in large SLANT TOP | See MY See Oe om jong established very profit- ey Of $2000 to i maple love 5 GON, 27°, seacust otveesttion con illion c, 18 8 Saginaw Cor. Orchard Lake ma and ‘OR | COAL FORK Ew. 3 Lake Front Cot biumber mo lve master Easy Terms. FE 5-1317| _ 3-5255. ae an art | ae scOUNT | emma eee tame nse | a Se ME Eocene |e, EE AE |, 4 CLOSING OUT bearoom ‘ i$ ‘ b i ie ‘ : MICHIGAN BUSINESS | present on con. Mortgage’ Loans 54 ssvrupoern comin Gare: | Sitige fine, ot 10 olae for eT ae sccestge SALES CORPORATION] pir‘iasnine «'per sent fn" LOW INTEREST | abet Lage. os "Rowe: | B30" Athan * SS PE #80 eat not began “Se iii ‘Seed aa PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. Forest. new at H.G. PETERSON | 5INING Rogie sure RABITART SEWING MACHINE VAC CLEAN. ;>0 3 "Seabed $ basement Excelent invest- pe State Bank Bidg. E 2-8502 between —e us SALE pa, included, sige, Mut SBD" |” Partridge} ray Sa er ce ee |e eae ee re Eat [cans Tener, wow | a - - ! RAY NEIL. R Ito Onitmited funds for ie family oer eT Used electric range, as is $19.96.| . SEWER’ -NICHOLIE lge. S ior tone. eon : = Y ONE -_ ! = 7s or Pe seit Midition. ‘ove iPrnndaize Con. Used automatic Washer, as as is 420.65 | [MANHOLE RINGS @ COVERS | ie sate i BROS mo Tae “simp” ro tem | casIt TTR ae tangs | 'OARA OM obuss | ats Tea eter oe |p MP ELECTRIC ms “BLAYLOCK : and °. TODAY’S SPECIALS IN OAKLAND COUNTY XE ¢ CU, FT. 3406 piven e 81 Orchard Lake ave. PE o-tact . rs gpowrmy azone. neat & Gen | 20% Discount son to 1.80 eee ome treet SRELOAS Ot TR ERROR. |? NEEL, rmalZEN” 6005 Con: , 4851 Payton off M80 Watkins LE.| Munro, Weld 4 Huron, ; SYLVAN LAK Son hale Paiche gations Ber IO Po sss | ea aay, Lbatrgem | 1 On medera homes, BROP LEAP TABLE AND «| SINGER SEWING MACHINE WITH DRAW TITE HITCHES 3 brick ranehi heme, 9% figck on obey terms for —s 3. On es. chairs, $25. 21 ue. ceirenem, __ how cabinet, Comsole. $0050. For: CHROME om © PLATED. “ Peted: ul witn, com- | Gong ocation. . -Spdengahonda aren fon oeeee nomen. 10 6. Saginaw PE S197 | Home demonstration: OR 3.0702. | » %,0ll mates of cars, * Yon® gh Kulomatie gas bent bot ‘Fa aoe ioe STREET sgcone| Bs Pi tout, ask for Mr 209 NATIONAL BUILDING i. camnet ne oe AND me ier decent TWIN BED ats land 365 Dixie Hwy. sareemn, ae ws — - -— I. vol H AYDEN ae ox12 ROOS stk ts, ORE i200 re Soe geee ass, ty, Cat coh “ter 66 Pingree Ave = ped tt. foni8S. Lake priv Oe ACR 5 ROOM STARTER | ope ONT BAR OR eE i ed | Reattor "86. Walton Bivd. | Late . - | Btu purniture “aa Oechard Care | STORKLINE BLOND” BABY CRIS | 2 ae, ene i. Hor WATER < OP | Jeune fran trees, Broan, sites | grated! stralaht lover ber near Money to Loah 53. - sLecTRIC WANG! | Spring matitees, “wane vanay | of Gren 3 on. “BURNER. 278 VAN NORMAN LAKE Sn TE noua money maxine, opportunity $35.00 | __ (State ¢ Licensee Lenders) __ __ Swaps _ 53> rE. ae SELES) Pe cea Tene Commies, 08s wee. 4 cemva ENCLOSED on ae ~ aan eiscrac— RANGE. LIVING = | wlility trailer. fust the thine ioe Lot on , Bis neres of cherries, #25 70 B00 AN’ EXPERT Om AnD Gas | UEC RIC RANG room wule | SETTLE ESTATE: @ ROOMS bunting. ae oF : fe eet | ektie yd coca a | PRE TRSOHANTT LM BAEEetak Toe EGE Ss eet ene ore on eee tare oR Se Set terms. Will trade tar free & sleaz, home $50.00 “down. It's all in’ tive 23 hp. outboard. “16 tage Suto. | Maytag washing machine. refric | south of St. Joseph off Woodward. DUO-THERM OIL FURNACE. 220 of . & with ition. matic ig. and | radio and television. Macic Chef | ig IN GE ELECTR me | Seon RK *Rd controls. Call Lake WHI 000 = : : mise. eeaner. * ieee we Santas Se, _ Stove. 476 W. Iroquots. FE 32-0682, Ke units Goad! ortng jon _MY_3-5661. TE | BREE es pet ernazy | cewcuce wear wane | Bolter coat ch | ge Seiten “nen 6 ke LECT PESTE SAEEOE™ | Sa, to. we oad we | Phrgg, Be Boy Soe E. WRENCE re dno | °Y, oo accented a wOnTH $208, | END aia tn 1 TABLE “MODEL RADIOPHONO, poteg BT ee FRIENDL VICE _tars. H. J. Van Welt, OR 3-135. 8 ‘omb.. olastic case $38 Dining room $10.95 value, $5.95 LOANS $20 TO $500 | isa PAWEL” TRUCK “i7.000 Ac. | These are” ate slightly tectory. irteg- | comet e_ be. Fm S008. __| Pereh 62.89 value, $1.98, stightiy , on Ueni Only — miles, Ara ed for small con- ore hei i) save more than TRADE Os | RANGES FOR ELEC. ‘Gee Set TSE re iW _ftol USEHOLD | } 3850) after Spm: "wt PM} Fluorescent, Sol Orchard Late * songoois_oaper_—cawves | F ae JAN 4% YEAR OLD BEAOLE AND 4 : Rere i 4 . o ot REC res. Mother Aci’ hans: + wainvt lamy table, wainut desk | : . home, On o 13 acres, r ‘OM, CLEARANCE large @enuifully wooded Garmer fot. Wonderta sol anid | WARD E. PARTRIDGE |, 5 segnte th mn Ear dag fer ea outboard moter. |g Ce ptetiine sao. |_ture. Gating waite Bae pate. : oe HANNA fain 2 car garage. Beautituly |REALTOR — “FE 2-8316 T_YR. OLD MALE BEAGLE. |° Guilt Prsidaire « soos | SED.) WASHING |. MACHINES, | NEW 3 BEDROOM . perare teomeenges. oye 43 W. Huron #.. Open Eve. 1 to 8) TEAGUE FINANCE CO. amor Doser “oF outboard | 6 cu PX. Prigidaire (Late trie Con 106 we ‘Tie =f sure to see thes new =| JO 4-6114 LI 4-4900| ty fenced now to}. = 202 N. MAIN LL OR TRADE, ROYAL CHIN-| Norge \Sealed Unit) ....... $5030 USED EASY WASHING MACHINE. — a PAA. Inside, the Harden: See thls ons een. ries | N meg] _ shies rE Siok Easy (W ‘$0 | _MI_¢7328, Cy on laree 60 foot tote, | ROUND HOME, § ft enly $11,000, wih ta000 down. |MAJON QUL COMPANY, Destnrs | ROCHESTER, MICH. | ven —ctaniner_anb case | Reumore, (Wringer Frpe’ 50 | WORDYKE MARKET” 45 finished except | Pontiac Lake. Good buy for each x TT / tngham, area. Ambitious man eo va Wopoter unanried Gietion- | Prigiaire autamatic washer $0838 USED DEPT. FON & OPDYKE . Payment ‘aie eas For Seb Suh Reon an 44A ADD a. Ses t gogoreant OLE aoc en oe Otpowee mow SS o Piece eaitanowany dining - > ‘Pe. Living em. Galle nn. S108 FEReS a me ~ : p.. ) | calling PE 2010. Ph. Rochester OL6-0111, OL 1-9791 iru x" "Rit 24," ram table’... 2. 8 BOS | eee : eee (oerat sipe [AES che? awe L 8 serra AE REET Nood $500 | Sak ae BT etme Maar womans wa Gy he FH Bae Ne me . — TT . - as ees .. $14 +n TS M.-12 P.3 eee SE |. | ok enaeremae : iors DRO Bear tertsenatat| Cr ayton's (a aie wee BAR BR eran OrRe OULETS fs Toom, 2 bed |e ~ mn Boy Rotary Mower | $25.00 fi lam: 232 dow room house. Ideal for = urnace & water heater. AS SIDE INCOME OPPORTUNITY or Less . (demonstrator), was $114.80. now) Furniture. Appli | Sep tow Bape 95 | Wash in < or single person. | Phone Milford 48034. $2,500 cash required WITH OUICK $85. One 18” Lawn Boy Rotary urmiture, 2 pp. tances | ny Heme Not Listed Here roy Bo sets with fittings , Nice all fenced in back. "Suburban Prope ort 45A 4206 Dinie Hwy. _Drgrton pitas $40,000 yearly —e This can 7 0 Mower — (demonstrator) rel 3065 Orchard Lake’ Rd. | 194 White $61.05 - Colored $100.50 Just } block from city bus. ys OR -34361—Open Punda be part or operation. SERVICE? $87.50, now: $68. 3 good Keego Harbor WYMAN’S . Factory, Seconds —Irregulars Full price only $4800. Terms 3406 Lake Fes Ideal for office clerks, hers, slecttic rotary mowers, $25, “35. ___ FE. 5-881 FE 509% # FS Easy Term SAVE PLUMBING 8U Y + send ‘ M24 fore — 1 AREA, SMALL senor Rd, or MM gram Witte bo bo: Jeanie gna Home & Aato. is the panes ms on al) hand mowers “a & SATHER TOP | DRUM TABLE, | 18 w Fine : re ou | FORDEON THATS: we 2 a e ; ki bles, 1 | “WITH WEST SIDE INCOME Garvend” ty eureee” Sreeberny | —pom panes fee camo — Boe giving factory your phone | ‘ecome., Mot lama made on BARNES HARDWARE | pair of "table tasty ‘puis’ of | CRED REFRIGERATORS (3 aD | YORDSON TRACTS WITH WAG. cebcs enteheganyy |. eat Rear pee Se | cu Rianne Pe tom | to Giese cae SS Toe ea cae yee eeiee |_ sot mere ida | pes cae ceca | PURC OIL tae . - te Ra. Consists toot ; re eit to tao, Spence Bt... sh Ta fs) acre 4 a poten ee ponenas is eds. Prien mrteogs ‘service “tural re aoplince or ait ft ied one 0 aaa Otrigersors se 8 up. Breet | 275 eo, Se TANKS : : rocme, ,8 god path for | Reprecngg Harvey "Wilson ‘'tor.| modern houves, warns, | Sral‘merchandice Thig 1s a good | SWaile you. Lestie Fleisher Man- || 9*™ Thaler. eemaNGu | Rar FOP ans nance sic | Horse. Peete 2 | fillce. Balverea™ ied Fe : soset., 6 nat Dome ce snd 24 “stanchions cups, la welt ‘equipped | S60f- Berkeley Voss. President. | 9 g. Telegraph | FE ei 00. | ty PAL Ot iz ate — - ; silo, , ga- ‘over $100, at vee Pa ‘ As CONVERSION BURNER, OR oie ee RETIRED | See yee cou] (ae imat fy] | Ph FES-8121 FADE PS cate | AQ RAE OORT mE | et ee ee Pee | oe : GILES REALTY CO, | Bezeirvit pee ee| fs Ga See eel the tes cee | Home & Auto |"2." TSE, Toa | tees es <= BBS)" UseD TRaDEIN— | faye eorkene comics #4178 | fenced sa es TOV pnmend _No,_10. Keego Trailer Ca Roy's 96 Oak’ an. __ 5-0060 a :— FRANK SHEPARD |, LROY T WNSHIP od Sniy $48,000, terme. WILL TRADE. USED CARs FOR | ll PT. GAS SERVEL AND NORGE DEFT. AS CONVERSION FURNACE FE ee AN 3, Bedroom oan Com suivant, matora. tape recorders, | Rett: 2m Svea ‘as hrtnrten| toges bronkion ool 2200. and in "perfect working “orden bath. uy ap soat a __ For Sale Lots 46 46 |__Besutitut eedar interior, hot wa- 340_W._ Huron REALTORS - pe A will ace - Ret Pontimeteie= gton cost, wil ‘ta ortst, + Reaitor, pest atrENTiON Sonal a =9hd-2e_ Aruit, trees. | ee ee UAKE. ORION ogy ee oving “Pomme ridise. for sale. Satie 0.2. a. Gas Bane eines 4-4 FEARING Fn De ye “inp sale lots on Wild Pow! Bay north} building sites. $23.500 terms We NTT } im, ‘N FORD °- FORD TRUCK = A _ntece_Dinine_room: $0 50 fase Ga eee ae = Ms ar ue si ‘ = tf Sebewteing: Lew -dewn oon tare. Fr, ‘|. yee Sole ats =a a es ne SUITE, “Mane items. bar Te gauge. $68. OR 3 vith. TANK. : ares Re AS A : Nt ).. 4 WANTED TO SWAP = BOY 81 ere eae z . VARIETY... STORE ; tor foots WITH weer | ‘ MARKEEY.“2NC ii Land ENT TRC ETE BR BD ms ponents ; . Ba 4 FHOMAS:-ECONG} miles out win, Arn . mington. Contac ’ ; is Cc —) omen " vat in ep a eS eal a |W ACCOUNT || Etiacimeteaettnet | For Sale Clothing 36 oewegay FLRopRe_aerig |” PURNTTORE a aie UNT are athe eee ok ~~ O | fon onte $20.06" MY ef300. PONTIAC, MICHIGA HOT WATER HEATER, 3 300 300 PT LOT. ON. ba re HIGHWAY. Sale Business Property 9 OF SICKNESS FULL AMOUNT. KO DE. BEIOE WINTER COAT, RED KNIT | GAs STOVE” 633; REFRIO Ov | UBED PHILCO aePniG AND | 0%. Rew. approved for pigs 23-3904. PPP LL APSA ALA DUCTIONS : dress, knit woo] jacket and other | Excellent condition. at 5-8787. washer. $119.50" vole: $49.50 on mi = : : 8 af ’ Sar hearer t Seoclee) Sore * cace (RESGHR meates netten OOP pe” NE" PANOU waa a aerate | fates ath nate te Satara Ca evecare. | Eatigenitiet Ret Sot |, BUCKNER CHARGES |" SiR wag icin cater Oat ATOUE RermiGenaTon.|-f_ctome sett Fa ue | Ste Ae! ren Se |AWFORD ye 3088T MOTE cs mg | Safer apoemiment” | FOR USE OF MONEY | 0. pone co eneenner een | SONG UP lactric eset ee Representing Harvey Wilson: | ARE LESS THAN [BOYS scHOL GORTR @ SUFTE| Siy'"siv Settune OME — DRESSED PORE AnD Mich. 7 : ie $ to 8. EM 32183. =e ©. mee a ur sre"? “OO peer eh a a COLORED | YOU THINK 5000, FAMILY. Ch CLOTHING. REA- :| IDEA a ‘pm — = Hu s—Row sane pie: +) a ‘n restauran _sonable, 97 Oakland Ave. | sooven VACUA ode o. © BY «© WALKIN COOLER Fe - _ Eagle Lake Income i tures "3800. ie oe MORE TRAN 35.009 FAM it sToRw co wie WO ke ia. | Od 85) belts wars_presten at | CPOE esa nt Ot | somes an . ;ocneee neal Atrpert on M-88 ih for appointment. ILIES HAVE AT ONE Girl Bcout size 10, Brownie size | Gunes 8° Myrtle Heron Gar | VE GA BERT” G&M*COMPANY $16,050 dot Sixg00, coment block Dellé- : TIME OR ANOTHER BOR- @x_ cheap. 17 8, Edith. FE. HOvsEHOLD FURNITURE | ; ERT’S | saws axp LAWN MOWEDS Ma- Near Dizie Hwy. between Drayton | 34 Ditmenta, wiulity. on and GILES REALTY CO. S) THET “ACL "REC: a | we ke Floor Sample Sale _| CHINE. SHARPENED. : eg aan B fake | flour Oit"hese, “sino” "jan w. Maron) |, PE aim! Gunny Bucuend as | THREE Stat, "PLY MATE™ | KENMORE PORTABLE WASHER, | HRM& ores jsute, washer s109 | ogy Sacaeg te B Walion HOLMES-BARTRAM || Dixie Highway Frontage | "Svar ica en, sce, ie J Sale Household Goods 87 | munis APED, DESK, CRATE | tito "Eillaate we Geditt| ital Soucy wets Sa x. . . er ition, MA 6-6295. . working condi- : ree hating’ pos ‘omer's limiverse ANT A DRIVE iN APAR TMENT SIZE GAS RANGE, LINOLEUM AID PA SALE % 9410.85 Norwe i” cu, ft. Customatie | tion Ma bs sree” Beso" recthonal | Ged, eon, Sa Soya as Buckner | "SEES ER —soceet dates ert pauein | GN GES" co" cmoSSe ATERESTED, eee: yore nos terms on balance. : ’ : } : uipment dark room ting =. | eee | Finance Co. | Riceeraemrn |. Lords Spee in ERA! 7 PAs, al.) REN sracebiiee RL, Mob 40 x 80 Building 1 set ton Columbus Bakery ——— x Ave. = he Sa == #3 | WALL FURNACE, G00D _CON-| ic ton sine = Located close to vera 4 Motor = mag pe -_ cay. ‘APT. sizE OG GAS STOVE. USED <4 Deeg “¥ from $24.98" ap dition, OR 3.7615, after 6 p.m, play model. $235 , DIS plant, 1 story block” building * register, ae ae mos, 875, 74 W. Huron after 4 | Hida- m $130.05... ott | WANTED, OLD PaRmIONED —« son, 90-8. Perry, < ~ ™OOP See, Mereeae’ with Sate, | “1 Soahenbtyns cote oda fountain beck | | TIONAL BLDO. — WASHER, sUD- atoves 111: 69000 | SHELF OLASS WINDOW. BOOK. } ~ —— electrical system, Ie oe ta | Bite ftw sera aay SLOWINOM boaF AND EMER? a Lord's ET i DON’T W e Sg mM se | ae mance senor 2 | | Ei OER rae | RRR TaN ae — | toe Appliances! Westinghouse | PONT WISH FOR i ca br. “Where W Used To Be’ 30” electric range with wide ov MONEY! Make : CASS AVE., JUST W. CHARTR: TABLE rs a oven. ! Mak Roy Annett : Inc 2 Hamilton Beach malted mixers FORMER mm BANK Bufo MP. ; 0, | LARGE OAK: DINING TABLE, 5 = Ly Se Make it easily She “| & 8 _ : = through Classified Ads, To | 2 ©. — 3-719 ineada: ry tte on, eee and Sunday f<4 j sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, dial FE 2-8181, ; _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 _ ee ITCHEN CA: tse 42 in. model,. $95 50, Also several 54 in. ks noel at terrific ‘eeee, Michi- |. Fiuore uorescent, ‘Orchard oe Ave. AU- value and 66 in. ile §=6Red.., ire look ke bnew. Lengthen your ga- OIL PORN iack. Ht and tank. Call MI case ONE DOUBLE ig Sy We new garage doors. HEATER OIL HEATING ——burner and one single, excellent dition, 875 Scott Lk. Rd. OIL EM 3-3579, FLOOR FURNACE. THERMO- stat, 220 wal. tank with legs. $65. Oit, HEATING STOVE STOVE AND TANK. _ FE ne Like new, @ PHELPS cn sine supplies. AR RE OR Sint. OR e. ¥" TILTING RBOR POWER “Saw with extension stand and motor. $75. OR 3-2467, i¢ LINEAL FT. PORCH SCREENS 52 fi mn. high. New bronte screen. Frames are 5 quarters by 3 also doors. ‘Oak St. Rochester, OL 2- Excelient condition. 11%. 318 _ PLU MBING SPECIALS 3 trim. $115. pe. om eet. A quality with |- Open daily * t8 6: Sun. 10 to 2. Arnason Plumbing Supply — oan the wera deliver “All kinds a lowest prices. re . Pontiac Pr y wood_Co. 1488 Baldwin Ave. pence ¢ ES 32x21 B SINKS electric heaters. _ Thompson, 80 8. Per: Also Cabinet Hardware, wholesale and 1295 52 GAL. 6. @ A. Save Money at BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800,000 Only ¢ more dare > heres eee. ert sickle bat. ¢ 276 “Garage Doors | fe Da oe crane and @ ft. long fea. 18 lot. H. P, Buttes. “eon” Vinuesserseeess $6.95 wine a acaedaewpiseeciex $7. 32x80" x1%" . a) BLAY LOCK i : ly Co. Li Soe ona ‘take Ais Pepe STALL SHOWERS, COM with faucets and curtain, $60.50 terrific ¥ $33.33. Lavetories oom: jing chrome ‘ 0 valk gas burners, - stoves, Wayne Heating Co. Ro chester. OL 23-0211. Used Bldg. Materials of -All Kinds OPEN FOR BU doors, windows, 2 pee angle trons, ste pen Sunday Pachoud te reckin rs Co. 2301 Dixie MH O08 Beside Pontiac | Drive-In "Theater. i ~ UNION Can Save You Money - Compare These Prices 2X4X6 15c EACH 2X6 UP TO 127 LONG, 5c LIN. 2X8 UP TO 12° LONG, 6c LIN. 2X10 UP TO 17’ LONG, ‘ec LIN. snore $50 PER 1 a Now Lumber, beams, ~ rT. PT. Fr. 80 R NEW GARAGE SIDING, $14.95 PER_20_ FT. NEW EN “PINE, $14.95 PER 100 8Q. FT. ROCK, $1.50 PER SHEET NEW “os ROOF BOARDS, $7.90 NEW oe SIDING $12.25 ie mig WALB TIL fic 8Q. FT. PITTEBURG HOUSE PAIgr, $3.85 PER GAL. SHERWIN - ha oper UTILITY PAINT. $2.75 PE EW 3 PIEC WITH —— $120.50 | ABOVE ARE: CASH ano CARRY. PRICES. Don't wait. come to Union Wrec = oo, — satisfaction Is a = ach (ransaction. You'll ike tes friendly service. come in and see fof yourself, we are al- ways vurecking buildings and have sale { salvage materials for ‘ik. carty ®& complete line of new Datidine materials and a meters hardware se Srrty *PLYSCORD, $3.95 AL. L CE BATH ROOM SET per mo. i our Bo day rental "CALBI “MUSIC CO. Bench delive ine —— A. aown ‘payment, balance | “CALBI MUSIC C co. bt UpgigiN PIANO.Giirar. rE Uensans FARe Goce cone || Sale Store Equipment ¢ 64 ELEC FOP MACHINE, | CRE utes catemanh PE tae |3 uni _ Sale Sporting | Goods 63 12 & 16 oAvOR SBOTOUNS, LIKE BU GUN SHOP BUY. sel “frede. 375, 6. Telegraph. PE BUY YOUR GUN From, (38 spd em. Betimetes os’! = ON TIME ™m 6. x J S] ba h’ ° ERRY SALE CO. Ory ug S | SEES a a a 630 Oakland Ave. _ STOP LOOK POR SALE: 3 GUNS TO DEFRAY yap a Joo eee. e 12 ey single, aad stone sand and eravel. FE 40403, CR ne BEST ‘GRADE TOP SOIL. SHRED- peek soll, Licyd _ Slade. Fl e. FE + BARN QT ARD “DIRT AND WELL ceed manure, delivered. se DIRT. t COVERNMENT IN- in- ina ae pe oe FARM a DIRT. siete delivered, FE 46588. FOR GALE. ge grt and delivered. PE 4604 oT Be TOP SOIL mo dirt. 5 yds. for not b 'E 46588. ~ HARDWAY Top soll, black dirt, peat, sand jin arate. Eb 4758 BLACK DIRT AND Peat. 5 YDS. $9.00 delivered. EM NOW LOADING TOP sor —_ fine old State farm. Telegra and Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 8-12 8319. @ooD biack _livered 1 _Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 HARD SLAB WOOD. $6 PER CORD ott for. $11.,.FE _5-3008, Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 BLUE SPRUCE FOR * also Blackhill Norway, Concolor. vitae. Juniper. Native trees your own Brine* ourlap & . too de22 Sleeth *Com meres Village on grave) road, 5 _ at all turns, Open daily to awe Farm Wervery, MUtwal el 4-6038. PLANT NOW Northern grown evergreens at low prices. Landscaping, Free esti- by Dick Tarne < “My husband usually makes these repairs — but this time ve Conklin. WEIMARA. nm Qe Trained, Boarded 70 70 Dogs T 50ds _erach BUARDING vg ag gnD ¢ _ ping, 74 © _P bod Pp CATS $5; ponkneD a aoas trained. Burr-Ghel) 975 8. Tele Hay, Grain & Feed 71|"* Wheal mott, Carpenter's, 2154 sigggeen Rd. off Joslyn. FE ERTIFIED cD GENESSEE “SEED ‘. Order new. Behe Hick- Jt,, OA 8-2 ‘ord CUSTOM COMBINING WITH SELF propelled ments how OA .- 2170 FOR SALE 250 Mae Es ~ CLEAN oat straw. OA 8-7 GENESEE nage from certified seed. $2.20 & comolpe. Mike arrange peas ~~ WHEAT Avon. OL} bm. mare. All _ ome $1.50 sorts harness sar nen cinss MI 4-8400 “For “Sale Poultry — MONTHS OL PROCESSED ROAD GRAVEL AND aECOND CUTTING Baten? ac. | &F Seny. PE 6503 or PE DiGee, iy So 2 Mi. 8 Rochester PROCESSED a . DRIVEWAY | — vel, Le g run. 60-40 cus! __For Sa Li a pon SALE BLACK SHETLAND ROAD GRAVEL _.bony, FE §-0068. 2767 N, Grant. $_yas., $7.00 delivered. PE +4888. | Goon SADDLE HORSE REASON. SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT. TOP | able. OL 1- _ soil, 9500. ___ |FOR SALE. BLACK sit®1 SAND, GRAVEL & PILL. FOR | pony. FE 5006s. Sn ee Stank. _ good deal, call PE 17-0383. FOR GALE: 4 Bais Oe cows, SAND, GRAVEL, PIT RUN ROAD om and sprin; ing. 3 Holsteins, gravel. fill dirt processed drive- wernsey. Artit — breeding. Way grevel wash concrete aie Fish Lake MElrose Travel, mason & pea Fyn __ #5621. lack dirt and top soll, FE | PALOMINO RIDING HORSE. 1768, - — Call MY 2-6742 ; TOP SOTL 4-1. 8A he ED ON | is HOLSTEIN COWS. 10 PRESI. new — hail. P. je. FE | priced to sell. Also voune cattle. __2-T611, 2190 ‘Davisbure Ra. Holly. MEI- fin dirt, rin. py aes aver. | 5 I REFORD BU rue em mor- LLED HEREFORD BULL. 16 fir Pontiac Lake Builder's Sup- . igibi iter, tpiy, OR. 3-183 nee —— to regis OL SHETLAND PON Y. GELDING. Mexican. burro, female. Both with — and bridle. I mire after ing Pontiac Kiddie Land. 4420 Diisebeth Lake Rd 1 WESTERN, PAINT RIDING AND driving gelding 1 roan Kentucky $125 ea. of OA 8-2082 _PULLETS AND _hens. 1 __Sale Fe Farm Produce is poaapa Er yong TREE RUN, and Hier own containers. 5691 ghway, Waterford | Hill. per bushel. Bring “Dix BARTLETT PEARS WAL NUT 74 See the new Case Harvester, the , fastest, easiest running machine — byilt. A Saal GUN. er 6:30 0 p.m. 3 GAvoR TTiiAga PUMP ”< 308. Ricatta PE Ciis. HOUGH FE TEN a SON condition. ST ete B SELLING © oF. oF NORMAL ‘LAND ain. Wochester,” OL vem U DOUBLE BARREL = FARM BoT- OA = 34135 ae a parakeets, $150 up. FE}! tote ry Pay 4 pail. 3 a HORSE. Ye pen é tooth eS ee | =SERING SPOTS w. $1000 ‘scount, ‘Mi ¥-8008, igh se eATEVENS,, PUMP. SHOT: BEFORE YOUR EYES Gree, chen Sp tranamianie: you see ‘latered r ate ee: EW WESTERN SADDLE WITH | English Pointers you will not disc, Molly. ‘ Oe ame Bargain, = OL ne 7 our Dear may Write sam ae SPRINGFIELD 3006 DEER RIFLE. som SO corn hmen* Monte Carlo 2 mack and receiver apenas: ie on = ees Davis Berwick _Biva ical, vial a GUPPLiNd SALE os wed : Pincomb’s, 49 Park St., Oxford. |- Trectore-Mowers, new poet Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66| Ga‘s-a16. Open Evenings, | Freed to. sell" thie month. Sept. | Wi WAMSTERS. ALL B F. EVANS EQUIPMENT A-1 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE. | _ Pet Shop, @9 8 Astor, PE ¢-6402. | 4801 Dixie Hwy MA 5-1878 NERS. WHELPED JULY ~ NOTICE : 'P TO A WE ARE iG E TRA LAROE TRADE IN A A with past ark J TEAL us WITH Topay FOR DEMON gn TERMS ‘KING BROS. OOP LS EEE vce __PONTIAC DYKE SPECIAL SALE T tore Mowers, new and used. ns sell this month. Only B EVANS Equipment 6507 Dixie "ey. ; MA | maT | 30. B LEE THE TRACTOR M aive ar) A c red rehase of an- oe" wer complete Sop Row 950 a2 EE’ E'S. Sales & Service 921 Mt. Clemens will, roter ts mulcher complete: A secretary, wardrobe, radios, jounge chaits, 2 6x12 rues, slipper frocker,. cherry. rocker, elec. stoves, Easy washer, éhild's PAINT “CREEK AUCTION. (ON. 2760 | _Orton Rd. Friday Nite as Us’ AT. SEPT.3 AT 11 O'CLOCK. 3. mi. east of Métamora to oD ville, then on Mt mi. north | (Windrise | WE ARE OUT TO WIN A FREE | PE ¢1112/! ‘For Sale Ht Housetrailers 78 ake APMEEIMARS, | home, ~ TRAILER, Mt uuer No hag oe refused. J . ‘Boat Livery. Lg Lk. Rd. on Ehzabeth ~ Trailer Exchange rane ACR CS I managed to get it out of the‘ house before he knew it was a i PARTS—-STORE Te ____. For Sale Pets _ #9 ‘Sale Farm Produce 7! 78 BE ramen Eat Senta any Sales Oper Eves. & Syn. P.M. 3} PUREBRED DEDLE NGTON TER- TOMATOES. PICK YOUR OWN OWN, | somo riers ~ pedigreed pers. 1 male, Yiad el. 2 re: bie decane TOMATOES, HA ae FA WA , ~NEW FARAKEETS_ OPALINES. CANAR terford Rd., Waterford, OR 3-400i | FegaREeTs a “AND. CAR iia Tae cr bane oxen | - 49 56 | Rd. PE 46510, xie Hwy ARAREETS CANBRIES, CHORES | Sale Farm Equipment, 76 | PARAKEE” is ; ae iT? M14-2057, Birmingham}, ay Meroe . PO He ie Bias Wei wi MEL up ¢ nosey CHI F ” 92 Pr TO 4? FT |. | A COMPLEFE CHANGE IN BEAUTY AND. _CONSTRUCTION HUTCHINSON TRAILER SALES 200 8. Dork Hey. Flint hice iH on aoe, wa ato > Aasmaan 80 Sn caeaetnietnedieteetaetn ieeicteetindinetaatatiatinnd oye= Glass Service When you need it! Have you tried our service? Ginss | wnt you wait. All work Pree 1 CLEA V-8 ENGINES Ford, Chevy. Pontiac,. Dodge, Chrysler Olds. Buick Studebaker. ’ A far Chev. orev. “SP a automotive NOW ON DISPLAY AT). of pogo iy . one with each any 0 popeasen. 172 nd Ave. E 47008 CON PARTS.” PE 3047? RANCE SALE OF} -Mercury Outboard _ *Metors Genuine Parts, Sales & Service Shorty sate “ove * Paes at PONTIAC ACS | pIscou INT SPORTSHOP 1" boas... veneer "ha VANWELT PRICE THE 08 eae Ger GET the beat BILL SPENCE €2 Oakiena “Ave” CARS pe 41333 See M&M ‘Motor ee “COMMUNITY |" MOTORS 803 N. Main, ee end late _ “ECONOMY CANS, 22 Auburn WANTED — JUNKED BAGLEY AUTO PARTS | ee BAOLEY | \AGLEY: OT. ‘For Sale Used Trucks 90 Ete ik OR CLEAN” Ga“ “OR USED cars, any make any model. Top - | “ENOLISH mi, to the A DesOTO-PL 012 8 Woodward Beware of | Crazy > CREDIT PLANS- oo © Bel re 8 4dr, a ed ser £10.00 owner, v0 Hudson order” Radio D ic ake oan" 425 00 down. $40.00 down. $35.00 down. ” Brebots Forder, 998.00 dows, rm oes Solon. $25.00 down. = week,. ‘BRAID aly ee sims Cr he sist DITION Reng ig F picKoP” REA- * RECONDITION ED | PTA AUTO PARTS | MSRP EEE oe se “Parmali Cub" 2539 _ Dixie Mer rE + y oY ys “HALP-TON. PICK- Mower and Urader biades Ts ue aR equet Laps fae Back # a Evenings TE Bare p Won CHEVY 158 PICKUP. 4 Weaver rmen oe | Revuik’ springs |’ $180 |“Spesa teanamitston, ‘vig ester, “214e" Lae yen Ps — . used parts fof ‘46 cars roster, ceocteae r Ferguson po py oben waaay. Used very little. New ail quaranteed. be LJ es Oakland Ave Ph. FE 4-461) eapensenes. ve —— = BLAC CKETT INC HUBA TUBA | Shis,eoe dust your eer er SHAWN LA eS and caph, vp pond q . “tauaaer | "Se det “| Haskins Chev. Farmington KEnwood 3-5400 123 Oak Gatiead & AUTO. Cot 1008 erst MP HWY at Mis Auction ‘Sales - 77 For r Sa le Tires 80-A | 4 FORD P. PANEL. os "REALLY AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY | ~~~ ee ted night. L. E Smart, Sale Perm. | USED TIRES, 189 TO CHOOSE 2 CHEVROLET Rechester _ from C & ‘+ Service, Auburn at w at AUCTION SATURDAY. IGT 70 | Opdyke, PM 6-615), : B10 “om. 3 mile south. % mile west Auto. Service $1 ie Mor SET ig ace See TRUCKS en ° r AIRS, na A £2 : See an tree tase eed! FREE ESTIM ATE 1953 Ford %4 ton 1952 Ford % ton> - 1980 GMC van MENT BR AID” MOTOR aR AL ES etl and (ised Cushmans Parts _f&_ Bervice. a 5) CUSHMAN EAGLE. GOOD CON- dition, Harry’ :. lida] Station. Baldwin A a i -t | BPO 1955 Dodge dump. V 8 3 pickups | 7 Riemen- schneider | 232 S*SAGINAW ST. seat: clothes hampers, pictures, | PHONE FE 20186 € ing, ofiental rugs, chiffa- | 30 Years Fair Dealing * robes, end tables, house doors. Cads at West Pike St. + . { cocemeatomenene walnut antique table, old cand? | GRANKSHAPT GRINDING iN THE rockers, toys, ks, comptes | car BS ag | rebored. Zuck o beds drop leaf table, chest of | Chine Shop 23 Hood. drawers, girls 20° bike, dressers _lugenge, Sad chatrs, ned. i ot | “Salle Motor Scooters 82 room, for. hon convenience. eee lea eect! ty of parking. Brody and Tyler. [ANDERSON BALES pdb 's-4 _Ructioneers. 12 South Paddock 44246 CHEV, 1664 TON PICKU luxe cab. Orieinal powlag lent condition th thre out. 8905 ny ORD am goue znuce. | ihe '§§ CHEVROLET . ne" 4 dr, V4 with "Tal toe tone ¢paiat, Also Sey At Walled Lake “since cm ARE NOT ONLY - Low. "aur ote SERVICE IS WRECKING CO. INC 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU Se n245 W 8 Mile Rd (Corner of ¢ _ Rd) rt 16.9. > a ax%" fir Plyscore ...... 4x8x'4" fir bas 1x10 knot ee per M. set. cast-iron tab HAR B “MAKE ‘SURE 1T’s im “tn, $1 ea. 4750 dosiyn Rd — Button. "RECORVERSION RRID rer, furnac: rece with x $160 1x8 Sta. w. nine bds per M. $49.00. in w nr. “pds. per M .. $9900 1x12 a - —— L.% omosca lke 254 fir std. ft. ie ize ta ‘ake per M. bad of 2x8 st¢d. Dougias fir, per M $99.00 2” blanket Ipsl. 100 ft. ...... $4.45 W. pine per M s009. 0 ts 14.95 —— : me, - 3 pe. colored bath, eet, all gop WARE - yr! fae HEA lower complete Mariva, nt. BURMEISTER / Northern Lumber Co. AL. STEEL drums for burning your Ty gs 3 7 ORT 1 IT quien” through Classified | Ads Yes, whateyer it is—dial ad- FE 2-818] for “an writer ‘and get: it! , wood § YARD DUMP BOX FULLY equipped FE $0410 2 SPEED WEBCOR TAPE _fecorder Inoutre 50 Pinegrove. “flooring sheeting, misc’ } jooring, shee mise. Jumber. FE 4-0058. s: VENTILATING FANS FOR - ens, $49.95 value me $20.95, Also large selection of door chimes et extraordinary wadeen. Michigan copier 393° «Orchard Lake WHIZZER SPORTSMAN In aj ndition with Bae be parts and sive ons — i call after OIL SPACE RATER and tank. Call FE #1125. Do It Yourself ‘Ghosed Ore 7 COCKER SPANIEL? _ For ‘Sale | Pets 6 “AKC REGISTERED B EAG A on Ee elle ent stock. _ $20. oR ~ROIC E'S ORCHA “ — tes. Buys tn zeae, Sate. going on T TATIZNAT ey. LAKESIDE NURSERY Glen Fruit. Farm. 4670 Middlebelt | Al BURMEISIERS . CIIVI' ITN see! CR Pe ws s “ =e __Aeott_lake. +-BA farm line pane 2 “ere welter grinders Carden ~ Electric drilis: nds. Reasonable ‘rices __wuaranteed ‘1 ‘to. oe _EM AKC 22423. | AKC ney "5 IN; MALE BEAGLE 3. years old. Good hunter on | _Tabbits: $65 MY 2-001. _ $35. F aE, BEAOLE VOPPIES. 1 $i0 EACH | wy eEALE BOXERS, ALSO 9 ‘boxer Op eait, One ie nee | AKC REGISTERED aT atLat __ Spaniel pups. 311 enti St. BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. PUP- Reve AKC. re iseeed. Stud serv- BLUE “TICK COON DOG, 4 YEARS $75. And other hunting on Peg. ese BABY PARAKEETS Normal Rare & Cages $01 4th Bt, FE 32-4025 Clesed Sun. BEAGLE HOUND PUPS FOR sale, FE 56-4813 AND AND TAR “HOUNDS, ~ old, Teasonabie. 10 290 — Pu White and blond AKC rewistered - 5400 | Ml edd pees, 1 BACB FO porrins. rE aeai8. | GERMAN _SEPHRRD 1 PUPPinG, ante. oY R, EXCELLENT companion , -# Springer. a "Ake rect t REG COCKER PUPPIES. | 7 wks. -tpeerooens #35. Males, $30. | BARTLETT PEARS, FE 5-07 toes & darden vegetabies Drayton | ~ berta and 4, 4 rie —“_n x pears uu per bu: "EN | om Hale penaken Sept. 2 ond. 5 . . APPLES, TO- | “ 7 Ww. ‘Chicago. | GRAPES $2.50 BUS BRING srouR own container AKC | pee ~ PUPPIES. | HALE HAVEN | pe “ARE tree ripened NOW, Pick vour own. $1.95 chards, a bushel up. Colonial Or- 5370 Fish Lake Rd. 1 mile west. ¥% mile north of Clyde, ‘TOMATOES, PICK YOU! i R OWN, ee ee rrier, Fritch & Son, Oxtora Auctioneers. OA _8- 2618. NOTICE OF PUBLIC C AUCTION ‘TO be held Sept. 12th eat 10 am, 1955. Certain bekery and dairy fixtures, Located at 620 W. Hur- on St. Covered. by Chattel mort- gage to Alex and Perry Thomes, __Minimum bid. $1,500 entire lot. For Sale. > Housetrailers 78 78 FOR SALE OR RENT Ban ‘egal ce | ea prgaooeag eee ae od ogre + Se . Call Milford, wu- g, “5.2001. 94693. Andersonville Rd. Saad "RUTGER TOMATOES | sCIGER TOMATOES, "MOBILE ripe a 8, ws! wa CF ahd at stat | APARTMENTS wi ou ¢€ em. P per Sesnel tems i own _ baarets Stewart conghes ‘ate truly thet. _ $3860 Giddings R 00. With storm "& aw gap Pa windows. GARGE POTATOFS a a ie Ce ck fal in your container Out Baldwin wa es. oe Dow le fire. many other st house north of Clarkston Rd. wv fen w terms, Bank WULLER'S ORCHARD BARTLET? | raiss, See lve In nits wy on. this ‘R4., % mile north of W en hee Genorat yiine. Bolly Maple. MAyfair 63241. . ae Tint’ Home Pg ago *EACHES. KALHAVENS ARE asstecton. Sev SU oaltige tke iMG | Be conte tow. PuRase Sting Bas | eS rg ; house, ae Si ianers _ 2205 EAST COMMERCE RD. Bi hadera Trailer Sales ‘TWEEN t BORNE & DUCK LAKE Michigan port gee, Tralier parts EACHES. 0415 A BU 717%: Orion on M26 Sse ya pay TT S| ue orem of Habe g | PEACHES APE RIPE AT SOT. ‘a poreiae oiler ‘yo FT. PULL tons . 34 N.. Leake An sine tr shower Excellent spt RS, Oven ‘rom #8 am: tad _iomation x). oe 2 8m. we j $1 PONTIAC CHIEF, ATOES Ss eR woSmEL son Bee Mire Ores. MY Ta woot mile east i ae ee ¥ A ‘Take pver payment Siete Pk Blt ot Or Be co TE cee = bagget area. poms: | Do he Also _production : 3 eciric forge. Ena actor on rubber with mo@er & - your Hariev Davidson nee Har- Davidsop Gales Co.. 373 South _Saginae 1946 HARLEY-DAVIDSON. MODEL Motor just overhauled. MY ’ ~~ 1948 INDIAN FE ‘56-6167 For Sale Di nite wee Le ctcted og SE Boy's 4” SCHWINN YCL. MA 6-2408. ‘Bic = Sea tor SUPER-CRUISER BI- _tyele, Good condition, FE 4-2632 “Boats & Accessories _ 85 20 2 PADDLEBOA Sal: feccene’ bie, ARE R Park ath use, iz rE ROWBORT.—RECELUENT _condition, Lan rE 4-47 ‘eT EVINRUDE MOTORS mana SE ii00 7 crits « Char UTILITY. MARINE | ~~ Service. Telegraph © = 12, PT” CEDAR STRIP RUNABOUT, eavellent condition a5 Seott LE are Steer: trot, Pp. eee Super ‘Hurrieane. | ce remote con: cr “AND YEI- gales. f dacket » 210L Dinie Hwy, 1954 HARLEY DAVIDSON MODEL 165. $250., | ycles 84. BICYCLES FOR SALE, ALL gizes ; AND SEDAN DELIVERIES "1947 1954. MODELS LARRY JEROME | i054 dump with with ‘sendy ay soond ba. = mene On 3 coe ‘pang, dike over b payperemamaene ore ae pick. aise. Cheep. i978. Trucks “Are - | Our Busiriess WILSON GMC. OAKLAND AT CASS. OPEN E EVENINGS: +F E2- 9208. Rochester Ford Dealer “FOR ath ieee Rs A sia uae DT opie if car down, easy car, 3 seats, 1952 FEAR cK ~ TAYLOR’ ig GOOD USED CARS paint. Also SSE ow ocean be TAYLOR’ Ss | BUY YOUR USED CAR W1TH CONFIDENCE Piymouth Savas 8.6 dr: Radio. car W2 Desoto. v4 Ponder, One owner. ‘32 Desoto Club Coune. Radio sa Dodae Tutor, 696 down. . $10.00 Very ark 6 Chrysler 1 vase, aed, Radio, jan, $49.00 down $10.00" s1.80 810. #760 $7.80 1.80 ertible Biack oo ite “ ‘&. white i atte. beater, continental ti and power jn ag ge neger ape-, ‘55 OLDSMOBILE. “og” ower ‘brane This was Mr, Taylot’s own car. 1°35 OL DSMOBILE “88” your MAC terms. Haskins Chev. #51 Dinte Hwy. 4 me am Om, $1,196. ae heat- “| er, , ear a oe 4 1 re to pi oe, oe he ae #8 Oak CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES ‘CHEVROLETS- Officials’ Cars and Demonstrators — 1850's 9210's Pye SE 4 TO. CHOOSE FROM ran i. SY dieser ean ols” cat "Northwest ( na oe 1955 Demos. Floor Cats, Officials’ Cars aa Bry ae. 2 ee PULL, PRICE : ieee ge gg, Dom by Sua ay HASKINS Chevrolet Oakland County's DeSOTOS. J sac¢ ea 3 $2 Gray Pc cscs? Ss] Green 4d0.c css t $695 SO Carryall oenene) f+ $495. 52 Green A drfcceas 51 Black 4 dr oe os $595 50 Green 2&.. wenn $445 "49 Black Cp. Cpe.... .$345 49 Green 4/dr........$295 = ODE! a 13% Mie Ra. Rd. and Woodward te Oe demonstrator. “SCH HUTZ MOTORS | LYMOUTH DEALER Fastest ‘ *$3-Maroon 4 Ud, [$808 - é © Feed Nash, $295. ga rane er ~~ “heater A ‘Tule olfter. Sacre MOTORS | "8s FORD Seni nae SE-| - and heater, "SCHULZ MO MOTORS. * | Sj OLDS 88 SUPER °EDAN_FUL- JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer OFFERS. i ee oe am Mor ‘| Courtesy Gars, Floor Cars FORD CHOICE. OF TRANS? ISSIONS Fi AND COLORS — ‘$1095 1953 Buick 2 Dr. One Owner—Loaded | ter Sel Dealer "1954 Buick Super 4 Dr. <0, Ae Etre LOT FOR RENT - | Reteblished a }__Teady ‘to hy saat | i PLYMOUTH SEDAN, | $305 5 Fir ee ee ee ee ae was | HUDSON & RAMBLER _/ No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery |! - Deal Direct! . No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here YALL ¢ COME SLE SAL. MOTOR SALES iia” OLDS ta + DR. | Jet pleck with ivory op. Radio and white wall sharpest? CHEVROLET Woodward in b-1100 13 Mile ____ gecoin_ lv ecuinpes w a vewes. ‘own Quit sale, iv - Conner Studebaker. MI’ 43410, Birm Oldsmobile 1955 Demos. Officials’ Cars - fT coures "| 1950 Ford 4 dr 1 oo apr ns ie AUS oe oC) Zee Don't’ Delay. HAS mm Act t Today KINS "1 1050 Studebaker 4 dr. $175 HASKINS | 1952 Ply. Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer 11951 Chev., a 6751. Dixie Hwy. at M15 hts "ul 8 cage sy 11951 Nash 2 dr.......$250 Guaranteed: eh Did ence Se 1950 Pont. 2 dr....... Feared Ob Used Cars and Models GLENN'S MOTOR SALES Mad setnan LE erm 1950 Pont. Catalina .. over mm Will take er m™ ieee or cash for Sin Ly FATRICTAN _ eenane fietals* New Any cat 1952 Henry MM Bocce down, a aguas. Carkner_ Studebaker. _ MI 4-3416, Birm. . | ieee 6 FACKERD ¢ S vetoed het 1950 Ford Coupe .... ceheet — we money WEST guEvnower NOMoodwaré, a 13 Mile / “ on _ | REPOSSESSED CARS “44 1 So ~ 94 ‘1966 Plyméuth Sedan Any 948 Mercury Club Coupe: $139. i918 JOHNSON ve. SCH ‘CEZ MOTORS | DESOTO-PL’ Pl? & Woodward Sara ry er weerrer + P. ee jacob son's “ 7. Sains © car, MUST SELL. 1955 STAR-CHIEP Catalina, Barely broken in. Equip- pas. Call OR 3-8164 evenings. | You ks My. Job We Are Having An - CHEV, rotten SVL, BUICK “$195 USED ‘CARS Offered ' 1954 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$1595 . Wholesale 195 D P $1095 1953 .O Co 119933 .- DY. to} 1952 G * 11952 E.. $595 1950 Nash. oie wee 2 1950 Ply, 2 dr.. . -$325 “1950 Chevrolet . sonee Ques i 1948 Dodge jubeees soeeles tent Pri — Sat. Mon. ii Bagh py ts Bhag LaF. BLE ‘Out They Gol 1051 Liecoln 4dr. 1951 Ford, 1951 Ford 2 dr.......$395 ;| 1949 Mere. Cl. Cpe... wy Late. Models 4 PLYMOUTH | ‘ and heater, Hvdrive A one owMEE | 1954 Ford 8 2 drive. a eee rn. 1953 Chev, Bel Air ee Buick 4 dr....... 1951 Olds 88 Sedan... ian ike new coupe...4 A hke new 4 dr..... $1595, OLIVER Oldsmobile Convertible &3 Oldsmobile Hardtop 88 ! One Look -Tells the Difference One Trial Proves They’re Better 1955 Ply. V-8 Conv. ‘Demo, | 1955 Custom Royal - 4dr. Demo, — j j -1954 Pontiac 2 dr... .$1295 | 1954 Dodge 4 dr., | loaded ......:. $1595) 1949 Dodge beecee eu $175 -Riemen- schneider 232 S. SAGINAW ST. dio and heater Sea = det geeens ‘” i PONTIAC CHIEF TUDOR. ji-. ise paeriae “BTARCHIEP CON. rtible. Power brakes, Power ae . radio, tinted glass. $1675. 506 LeBaron. FE 2-3226, | ‘e PONTIAC POR BALE. $200, ). PE a rey 4. 4 DR. DELUXE. R & K.. = 1 condition, New ares. a One owner, 6242 Waldon Rd. MA PO : ; & H., Hydra Clean and sharp - 3-4525. "eater | and ydramatic. - 7 eoaeiad SEDAN ~ bow MILE- | GOOD CLEAN CARS _| a Ree to ; & sedan. » i rt &SON OLDSMOB: YOUR FRIENDLY “GMC TRU DEA $28. N. Main, a > 9 1-976 FORD SALE OLIVER $295 1950 Ford 2 Dr. Radio.and Heater Good Paint $695 1952 Ford 2 Dr. 2 to Choose. From $895 1953 Ford 2 Dr. Radio and Heater - Terrific Bargain $1295 1954 Ford Custom V-8 2 Tone , Radia. and Heater OLIVER BUICK } FE 2-9101 Open #-a.m.-9 p.m. | = ‘s2 PONTIAC 2 pooR. STAND. | ‘ard. Coxe condition. FE 5-0062. After 5:30, Appreciate Dhe.. -Gustomer: 1949 Chevrolet Sear Ea Heater | fOUNTRY, SEDANS coreg 1A lat a rte 2eoumtry Syvire $8907 :- to do more than look at price tags. You want it’s received and a fair appraisal of its true value. You get all this and more at.... 53 PONTIAC $895 $395 ’S$MERCURY —s_—> heater and Merc-O-Matic. « heatet. Drive this one $1805. 2 $795" 53 PLYMOUTH ‘31 PONTIAC many jniles lef adio and "$605 $695 | "53 PONTIAC 'OOLDS .. |i 4dr. -Hydramatic, radie and on: Radio, heatet and |) heater. . Hydramatie transmission. "$3 CHEVROLET '52 OLDS _ good a 99 5 and “e095 '53 CHEVROLET _ '30 PACKARD Rel Air. Equipped with radio 4dr sedan. Radio and hmccong! and heater. Ask the man who owns one. $1095 $195 PONTIAC] RETAIL STORE | “Goodwill Used Cars" 65 MT. CLEMENS ST, _~ FE 3-7117 When it comes to buying a used car, oa ve) got | to know the car’s mileage, what kind of driving | PONTIAC RETAIL STORE | 1952 Plymouth 50 MERCURY 2dr. sedan with radio, heater 2 dr. with radio and, heater.” and Hydramatic, Very neat car. } $1295 $395 "53 DODGE » ~ . *54 FORD. = sedan with radio and ~~ on ‘¥-8 with radio, and heat- $895 7 $925 52, PONTIAC '49 PONTIAC dr. Mydrematic, redio and 24. Radio “and heater. Ready || heater. to go. ’52 CHEVROLET —T = Monterey Mardtop. — 2dr, sedan with 25 and | Sestes finish, Aiso radio, and eater and ta seat covers. 2 dr. sedan, é, nent car with 2dr. sedan with Hydramatic, || ri heater. adr. with radio and heater. A = 88 Buper with radio, pester 100 More Cars to Ghocsa From | a Pa ase ele tas cs Sie Ae oe Se TR PRE ee hts ‘sass TS eo oe LL Pa es oP oe ay Je. = Se te ‘ ne Si ees ee ey ha ay SA ie ace ere ee a Ss, eH Ges tes Poe ee ee ao La: ea THY ‘Poyttac PRESS. FRIDAY: SEPTEMBER 2, . 1955 at , sls gcupserccey For Sale Cars. 91 /[— oe ir enone te MOUTH CONV. SPOT. | : eel Beets He ec Ace : c COMPARE = ” tor “eyrice., Call “Kea | i = : ty wees haya eR ss6h LIOR | 7 a 7 THE, REST — THEN — : ing Nam 3 OR, EXCELCRRY Hy Angie car dow. | eet ie. 3 “| 1063 N. RAMBLER HAR Woodward at 13 Mile = — . Z : eg tt | Is Just PART of the Picture < H E( Kes The Best From | Oakland:County'’s Largest Reconditioning Factory! ‘Priced Low . canna They Gotta Go! 1949 Chev. 1952 Chev. i| dr. Nicest one tn ue Equip- Club Coupe with ped with radio end 4ér. Cranbrook. Dark 7 1953 | Pontiac heater and mate | feat dr. sedan. wit» radio “and || covers. ‘heater, Lustrous green finish. $595 $1095 1955 Ford 2dr with @ 2 tone green and Dusk finish, le ter. Verv low mileage. $1495 "$495 1950 Chev. 1953 Pontiac Bel Air Hard Power Glide Catalina with radio ol nee tnd Tentced te One sane’ ree o_. mronenatis one » . and ivory. bs $495 _ « $1245 1954 Mercury ‘1951. Buick Coupe. Beautiful finish, 4dr. Two tone Sato, — and = Merc-O- radio ey ‘heater. Seat — tran: \. to match the interior. $1595 $745 1951 Stude. ‘1951 Chev. Land Cruiser 4dr. Radio, heater yond or ta ‘with heater. and Hydramatic. t green. Looks and rene. good. Check $295 AS 1950, Chev, 1953 Pontiac Dix. . finish en a or meyols, Thus Catalina interior, radio, heat- car. ise eneeptipnally cleat Bee — and. ‘By: dramatic. Blue and “$445 «$995 MATTER “WS. HARGREAVES OPEN 8 A.M. -9 P.M. Daily — 8 4.M. - 5 P.M. Saturday i} 211 S.: pentane St. FE 4-4546 > Got To Gol NOW ~~ To the BRIGHT SPOT" MORE CAR-WORTH FOR YOUR $$$$! ’54 Chev, Bel Air 2 dr., 2 tone, r&h...... + $1367 54 Pont. Chief 8 Dix. 2 dr., Hydra, r&h....$1492 53 Ply. Cambridge 4 -dr., r&h, look... ... 1+ $762 53 Pont. Chief 8 Dix. 4 dr., r&h, Hydra., 53 Olds S. &8& 4 dr..1 &N? Hivdra., p brakes $1492 $3 Dodge V-8 4 df, r&h, Gyromatic........ $992 '53/ Packard Dix. 4 dr., rXh, Ultra, w/walls $1292 SPECIAL! DEMOS. ‘35 Olds 88 4 dr., r&h, Hydra, sharp.. $2595 '53 Chrysler N. Yorker Cl. Cpe., auto., extras $1282 |, 2 tone caste eeaucsttsteretecceecven ss 81192 "32. Mere. Cl. Cpe., extras plis appeal...... $892 | ’§5-Olds S. 98 4 dr., loaded with extras... .$2095: 95 5 F ORD 2. dr. Fully Equipped Inc. Taxes and Lic. *47'? Mo. OR $5136 Mo. With Only hen ($10) All Bay ’53 Willys 2-dr,-.. ’54 Pontiac 4-dr... *§3 Hudson 2-dr.. 53 Merc. 2-dr. . 52 Stude. 2-dr. 47. Cad. 4-dr. .... 84 Ford 2- RS 4.8 "52 Plym. 2-dr. ie if Your Car Is Worth $125 Cheapies -'46 Chev. Cl. Cpe...$ 44 49 Ford 2-dr. .....$144 48 Chrysler 4-dr. .$.44 '47 Buick Sedan ...$ 44 50 F ord, 2-dr.'.: aoe .$199 "49 Plyn, Clb. Cpe. $144 '50 Mert. Clb, Cpe. $199 'S2 Buick Riviera $ 744 49 Chev. 2-dr. ....$144 33 Dodge 4-dr. ..$ 699 49 Olds Sedan ....$144 °52 Ford 2-dr. ....$ 544, 54 Chew. 2-dr. ...$. 909 [49 Dodge Sedan ..$144 53 Ford R. Wen. $ 999 _°50 Buick Sedan «$144 52 Pent. dix. 4-d.$ 644, . °53 Buick hardtop $1199 1 Pontiac 2-dr. . .$144 5] Kaiser 4-dr-...$ 209. =5il Nash Sedan .. .$199 Cc, 2 DR. $75. 875 ott Lk. Rd = é SAVE SA0 1955 Pontiac official cars. Selec. | tion of body styles and colors. Bes il Bg ot PRICED-RIGHT_ CARS! 40 Olds 2 2 dr > 47-Pont. Sp. Cpe. §192 “Ttvdra: SEDI 2a eetgilecs See = 5g Pout. “Te ALL’. $282 "2 Chev. 2dr. ...3, 944 50 Lincoln 2-dr.. . .$144 a +54 Plym: 2-d¥, a 4 999". "51 Ford hardtop . $say ‘SI Stude. 4-dF. $199" 51 Ford..2-dr.. ae $4 Ford Custom 4 Dr. 8 cyl., one owner, $1250) 'S4 Mere. Ctistom. 2 _ 2 tone, R&H, Auto. CC Ce ee $3 Mere. 2 Dr., 2 tone 'S4 Hudson Wasp, R&H, $76 Falke and heater. $550, "Ok Mere. 4 Dr., > *50 Olds 88, radio and "SLMere. 4 Dr., radio : | & heater, Merco. $595 *50 Mere; Dix. 4 Dr., radio & heater.... "49 Mere. Coupe,. ‘R&H "49 Liricoln Cl. Cpe. radio & heater, 2 =» tone, sharp ....: .$ 48 Bitick Sed, Super, ° ‘CENTRAL L iNCOLN N 695- 1951 Chevrolet Yellow Convertible | Radio and Heater $695 1952 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Rese. Heater—Clean 1953 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ° Radio and Heater ss | . 1954 Chevrolet 2 Dr.. “Low Mileage | | | OLIVER | BUICK Tm Nath : ton} ona 1983 Country $ i'Cy Owens’ | Your Friendly $895 | _ FORD Dealer | *. 1478S. 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Pickup . $109 53 Chev. 2-dr..,..$ 799: SOC hev. san , 52 Mete: 2-dr. $ 699 (platform) ....$444 | - fog '50 Ford Stake ....$344 |” Convertibles 30 Ford : — 14-T. Pickup ..$399 54 Ford Conv. ..$1499 |),: Nun: 33 Chev. Conv. ..$1099 he als 31 Ford Conv, ...$ 499. ackette ......$199 52 Chev. Conv. ..$ 699 49 Dodge Express $199 Jive Turner, Ford 2 BIG LOTS. Midwest 4.7500 LIberty 9-4000 JOrda 4 46266 Liberty. 9.4001 Iinmediate “Spot” Deliv ery ° Low, Low Bank Rates — oi Down Pashyent in % ‘ oa = 7 ad ve > apace partes ae ia * THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 2, » 1055 See I — Today’ S ‘Radio “Programs. = “Programs furplihed by stations Usted in th colume are subject to change without tice: 3149 W. Huron FE 4-579] — ns — SAVE $50 8 Gu, Fi. CROSLEY SHELVADOR with freezer chest and butter keeper, 5 year wor- ranty. | and . delivery” in Oakland County. year free ‘service Reg. $239.95 ow SRG SCHICK'S 331 S. 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VanKuren| WPON, News, Rise, Shine | «9.99 _wn, 1:00—WJR, Guest House" ‘ WIBK, News, Mickey Shorr tae wa “Farm Porum ww. iter , Three Star Extra WPON, New: Moniter WxYz, Chit Stare at 7 10:38-—WJIR, me ware, News, Wolf CRLW Mary’ Morgan WIBK, News aiches shorr'| WER. Top at the. WIBK’ News, Binge % Leos ews, WCAR. News Ace W, Rockin with Leroy | WCAR, Coftee Gem | Seam Wame ty the Aur WPON, News, Record Room | , W ee IR Teck hte | M:ee-WIR, Robert Q Lewis Fr ie berenede | | ities Wan, Hainune | “WWI. Monitor Wav, sinaie We streage ww. yer ‘WXYZ, News, Wolf CKLW. News. Bod Device CKL Gabriel Heatter WEYZ, Sports, W, News, Art Laing WJBK, Mews. Don: McLeod wine CKLW, News, Eo sing WJBK, News, Gen! WCAR, Music tn the Air ~ ake Seth | MURR ewe My ener | Beak. Rows ia i ae | News and Sports » News 11;30—WIR. | Robert & ews : Reom 11,30 WIR, Midnight “Musie 8:30—WJR, Music Hell WW, Mon: 8:00-—-WIR, Godfrey Digest WWJ. Bruce Ma. o WWJ, Monitor w a Ed gd J, Wading Pan. Club WXYB, Top of WXYZ, News Ace CKLW. Bud Davies Show ware. : CKLW, we with Levey.| “CRLW. Ary WJBK, Don Me . Sergean Sica ey Sherr WIBK, News, Mickey WPON, Quest Star : WOAR. Coffee with, ith Clem Won Bo meee “* » ‘WPON, News, Room WPON, Rise ‘n’ 12:60 WR, Jack White. 8:30-—-WJR, Lions ¥s Steelers apa MORNING $:00—WIR, Ji ar ‘J, News by Cederderg J, Lone 6:06—WJR, Jim Vinal WWJ, Minute Parade | WXYZ, News, Slagle WXYZ,-John Vandercook WW. News wx M W,. Johnay a CKLW, City Edi : WXYZ, John Biasle CKLW, News, Coast . | WJBK: News, Don - McLeod WJBK. M CKLW, Art Lain w Don McLeod | WCAR, News WPON, Record WJBK, News, Gentile c ace WPON, News --Today’s Television Programs -- | Channel 2-——WJBK-TV . Channel 4—WW4-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV = Channel_9—CKI.W-TV MONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet comedy. (9) Circle 9 Theater. Johnny Mack Brown in “Navajo Trails.” (4) Sonny Eliot. Variety. Quiz. 6:15—(7) Dinner. Theater. Little Rascals in “Little Daddy” (4) ‘ News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoft. 6:25—(4) Sports, Bill Flemming. . (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- ett Phelps. 6:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. Rinty is locked in box car and travels 1,500 miles to return to Rusty in “Rin Tin Tin and the Lonesome ‘Road.” (4) Eddie Fisher Show. " 127 $. Park QUALITY SERVICE |Sy 7 Ail Makes! Open 9 A. M. ‘til 9 P.M, See the Beautiful lvania TV Model $139.95 up CONDON’S . Radio & TV Sales & Service - @, Corner Auburn Coll FE 4-9736 Songs. (2) News. Doug Edwards. /6:45—(4) News Caravan. John Rosa Show. Music. Pat Boone, guest. - 7:00—(7) Greatest Sports Thrills. ride. Musical variety in coun- try-style with Hugh Cherry host. (2) Pantomime Quiz. Charades played by all-star panels. 7:30—(7) Treasury Men in Action. to join counterfeit gang In “The Case of the Deadly Dilemma.” (4) Life of Riley. Junior and a pal buy a. sailboat and their mothers mistake it for a girl friend from their conversation. -(2) Topper. George and Marion Kerby try to convince topper he |- has joined them as a ghost. |g:00—(7) Dollar a Second. Jan Murray host on quiz. (4) Best in - Mystery. Nancy Gates, Robert “ @pen Mendey through Saterday % Miles West of Utica RE TROPICAL FISH. ALL SUPPLIES | Many species te be seen in our 50 Display Tanks THIS AD WORTH 2 TROPICAL FisH BRENDEL’S 2441 Auburn Road (M-59) is. PARAKEETAS and SUPPLI Cornthwaite in “Rainy Night.” (2) Playhouse of Stars. Don Tay- member,” with amnesia who returns to his home town to find —_ money and an inheritance. 8:30—(7) the! Vise. aan confined Cameron Swayze. (2) Julius La}: F Agent pretends he is penniless |. i lor in “Three Months .to Re- | story of ex-soldier | - * to wheel chair learns man he. double-crossed into -jail bas in. “Never Let Me Down.” (9)- Dial” 9 Merle Oberon, Franchot Tone in “Dark Waters,” story of young woman wlio fears she is going insane. (4). Dear Phoebe: Peter Lawford plays advice to the lovelorn columnist in comedy. (2) Ray Milland Show. Prof, McNulty and his wife try to sep- arate son from his domineering ~ mother for the boy's own good. §:00—(7) Story Studio, “Neutral Corner,"" drama. (4) Cavalcade of Sports. Lightweight Boxing Bout: Carmelo Costa vs. Bobby Bell. (2) Undercurrent. Irene Hervey, Dick Simmons, Karen Sharpe in “The Vanishing Suit- or,” how a wealthy woman's }® wedding is side-tracked. 9:30—(7) Jumbo Theater. John Films of events at 5 sak Square Garden. (9) Million Dol- en} in “They tpand hte lar: Movie. Ditk Bogard, (2) “I Led Three Lives. ‘Sheridan in “Appointment in ard Carlson plays FBI Counter- London.” (4) Midwestern Hay- spy. 9:46—(4) Red Barber's Corner. Yogi Berra, guest. 10:60—(7) Telesports” Digest. Films of of ‘sports week. (9) National News. (4) thieves of military The Playhouse. Edmund Gwenn 11:00—-(7) Soupy's on. Musical var riety. -(9) Casey Clark’s Jam- boree. Country style variety. (4) Theater. |. News. Paul Williams. (2) News, Jac it:15—(7) Film Theater. Feature film TBA. (4) Little Show. Dani Sue Nolan, Robert Dane in “Sweet Little Dame.” ' (2) Miss Fair Weather. Bette Wright. 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater... Feature film TBA. 11:30—(4) Tonigiit. Ernie Kovacs | host on variety show, SATURDAY MORNING © 8:00—(4) News. .8:15—(4) Garden Show. 8:30—(4) Industry on Parade. (2) City Affairs. 8:45—(4) City Affairs. 8:55—(2) Meditations. 9:00—(4) Pinky Lee Show. M.S.U. ¢15—(2) Mich. Conservation. 9:30—(4) The Children’s Corner, (2) 1@:15—(2) Sausage Sinema. 10:30—(4) Andy's Gang. (2) Texas Ranger. 10: 45-— (7). Comedies. 11:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (2) Big Top Circus. (4) Rough Riders. SATURDAY AFTEKNOON 12:00—(7) Buffalo Bill Jr. (4) Bob Maxwell. (2) Lone Ranger. 12:30—(2) Uncle Johnny Coons. ma Ed McKenzie. 1;00—(4) Triple Theater. (2) — ture Theater. “the Thrill Gone ‘| Police Probe’ ‘| Death of Actor Producer, Loeb — NEW YORK... ir-Palice 'were investigating the deatli~ of Fears . Many Viewers | : | acter producer Philip Loeb, found Soc dead last night from what an assis- Are! Victims of : ial tant medical examiner said was Columnist Finds lVogusiee Soviet Pact Slates 3-Year Trade BELGRADE, Yuguievis a— Russia is slated to be Yugoslavia's biggest*trade partner under a new pact calling for each to. sell the | other 70 million, dollars worth -of goods annually over thé next three NEW YORK @—Pause a mo- ment and ask .yourself, “Am I) tired of The $64,000 Question?" If ~ "you find asking the question em-| 'barrassing you're probably suffer. | ing from something—let's call it | agciopressuritis—or, just old-fasb- | ioned social pressure. * * oe This disease, which has not yet been analyzed on Medic, is as prev- alent in humans as among sheep. In its most virulent form the hu- man victim not only keeps on do- ing what everybody else is doing after he has ceased to enjoy it; he suffers embarrassment at ques- | tioning his participation in the massive, ro of the- flock. * * ' The social eocaneen of The $64,- 000 Question have become terrific. It's printed and proclaimed every- where t is tuning ‘to CBS-TV Tuesday eve- nings to see the program. No other TV show has created so much talk and news. It has spread fron, hewspapers to magazines, — in- spired a popular song, and caused pundits to dredge it for social significance, It is, in short, at that stage where it appears as critical- ly unassailable as home and moth. =: * @: Well, what fool il hake it? It's a pleasant, suspenseful pro- gram in which eager contestants try to win as much as $32,000, Its sponsors are perfectly sincere about offering $64,000, but all con- testants thus far have realized they’d make only about $13,000 more after taxes on that last big Auestion—and they've quit while still ahead, Several weeks ago I wrote that nobody ever will go for that $64,000. 1 stilt believe it. If one ever does, I shall salaam and recant properly. . * * Personally, I'm a little tired of The $64,000 Question. Nothing I can put my finger -on. Just slight ennui, such as ually came with miniature golf and canasta. Perhaps it's a case of emotional exhaustion at watching other peo- ple win money, In any event, the program's Golden Age of Mrs. Catherine Kreitzer.and Gino Prato is slipping trom me and I can't quite recapture the old excitement over whether Marine Capt. Rich- ard McCutchon will go for the $32,000 next Tuesday. 1:10—(4) Triple Theater. 2:00—(2) Western Theater. |; 2:30—(7) World of Speed. $:00—(2) Midday Playhouse. 3:14—(7) Horse Race. 3:30—(7) Time. 4:00—(9) Wild Bill Hickok. Milky’s Movie Party. 4:30—(7) Public Service. (9) Hart (2) Singers. &:00—(7) Press Conference. (9) Million Dollar Movie. (4) Horse Racing. &:38—(7) Christ Crusade. Showcase of Stars. : 4) HOLLYWOOD (INS) — A juicy television offer has brightened the reviving .singing career of Dick Haymes and partially dispelled the | HAMPTON’S NOW HAVE GE _ REFRIGERATORS RANGES "WASHERS DRYERS 825 W. Huron FE 4-2525 Open Evenings ‘til 9 P.M. gloom over his. estrangement from wife Rita Hayworth. s Nevertheless, he continued to, carry a heavy torch for his flame- | haired mate who is in hiding and | ‘peportedly emotionally shattered | by the collapse of her fourth | marriage. smash show at the Ambassador Hotel’s Cocoanut Grove in Holly- wood Wednesday night that NBC | has given him a > WPA Rattan Si a gS tap COMPLETE AUTO PARTS | } - AND ACCESSORIES — | PLENTY OF PARKING Ponte Piston Service CORNER OF CASS AND patch bs a grab the same clock off the shelf and hide it under his coat. | O'Reilly pleaded guilty yester- day to the second theft and got | two months in jail after he ex- plained: “I went back for the clock because I wanted to sell it a row! Hats off . Sept. 3 and 4 CONGRATULATIONS | to the Officers and Members of the Oakland County Sportsmen’ s Club for being instrumental in making it possible to hold the Annual National Skeet Shoot here, for the second year in < to a job well done! NATIONAL SKEET SHOOT 2 BIG DAYS LEFT! everyone's | we end ‘at turn ‘ay. FINANCE one wait, stop in today .. Choose your new gun now stoaviniont terms for. you. Slaybaugh's sg oc uers Ave. B ATTENTION HUNTERS! _ LET SLAYBAUGH'S * SMALL DOWN PAYMENT * » beck over our entice * selection of famows-name shotguns and rifles. - + we will arrange | OPEN SUNDAYS From 9 tol: “CoP”, tional Skeet Sheet the most successtul ever! ——s YOUR WEW - I s Sport Shop} nee | ™ 21-Inch Console in evobiut ao : 417! FOR FREE HOME SEMCHGTRATIONS Call FE 2-3781 — Seay Chile Terms and Liberal Trade-in Allowance! Open Nights til 9—Plenty of Parking Soles; 158 Oakland Ave. FE 2-376) é a Wie tty % i ed * ee aa ~* ie af 5 eS Sine > gions ‘ / at Boe We i Cob aye eee} ‘4 ee ee ae Pees ig ie ee eg, a ier 8 | rican Ds Sates | pat fe Seat Pe ENN AOE NTE 2) UAB Le 0H is THE. PONTIAC PHESS.. rrupay. ‘SEPTEMBER 2. 1955 2 so eas apse Oe eee eS | Shades of the Bible. — corre N Bi Fo — TL _e | |Goed Somariton Exits | pl reer et ig Four s ALBI JQUERQUE, N..M..@ —/| then drove’ Moriarty back to his Walter Moriarty cae where to | stalled car and stranded family. come the next time he needs help. Mériarty so far has had no luck eting rucial ie California, him. ; e Somuren te incon peasant Dulles’ Sister Says Talk to Baty & ew ope. An Albuquerque | outnumber those who are paid V+ man, known to Moriarty. only as aia ratio of more than 100 to one. 7 Intent- of Communists oe BOSTON (INS)—The sister of * Y «I | Secretary of State John Foster : | Dulles said today the‘ forthcoming | | Big Four foreign ministers meet- mories. : | | ‘ Il show whether the world Sh Se ; . reas ceckward into darkness op ars or forward oh — progress.’ : T a d - “Party Quality” | Mrs. ee Dulles, apne ues ey, : ‘career officer in the State Depa 6 h Sept. 6t v SEARS mee REVOLVING CHARGE ment, declared the world is now