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“TEL AVIV. (INS)—Guns were at readiness today
along’ the “critical” Israeli-Egyptian frontier with the
[Israelis set to hand out — retaliation for any
Arab raids. -
This policy of preparedness was in hy with
‘Premier David Ben-Gurion’s declared policy t Israel
: vents no war but will not “commit suicide” by standing
[Bank Robbers
—? still.
, Several developments yes-
terday added to the tension
in the simmering Middle
East,
Israeli Army said a- band
Egyptians tried fo break. into
the Beit Kama settlement near
An army spokesman said guer-
Fillas whose tracks were tracked
back'te Jordan tried to blow up
| lg er scesineges= gage eehenam
the Jordanian border, : Release Cashier Police Report “Kidnap.
_Employe and Wife Free
From Young Couple
-those who died in the fighting
with Israel, shouted ‘Death to’ Is- |
. Jordan complained to the U..N
Armistice .Commission, a report
from Radio Cairo said, that Isareti
troops had fired mortar shells intd
Jordan and had crossed the pbor-:
oe ee tes SO back. in Legislature
‘on Fund Outlay Senate Calls: Special
Session in/.an’ Effort
to Reach “Agreement
LANSING, Nov. 7.-~ (® —
space for mentally retarded
children which stalled last
week’s special legislative
session loomed again today
at the start of a second spe-
| |cial session called to break
the deadlock.
The Senate prepared for
quick action on virtually
the same bill to which it
clung last week, providing
$1,134,000 for 800 beds at
the Ft. Custer station hos-
the senate would add dollars for
Are Raids bing fee
In Cairo,.thousands of Egyptians, :
following a funeral procession for} - purchase
end shatadallog of the Feretinton
8 Hospital for one million
dollars. It includes leasing the
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A Tobrist Site?
BRUSSELS (INS) — What price .| fame? .
Tourist agencies.-in Brussels}
have added Peter Townsend's
a act heon be eee
spots that should be visited by
tourists. , o-
‘Deadlock Looms 5
The same deadlock over bed
Mercury Dip, Snow
.| Give Cpisions of U U.S. Honor British Seamen bat
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Price Per Unit
‘May Be $60-70,
Split af 15 to 1
From 4-500 _ Million,
Sale Expected to Yield .
Financial Analysts Say
United Prove Photo
QUEEN AT UNVEILING OF MEMORIAL — Queen’ Elizabeth I,
accompanied. by J. Boyd ‘Carpenter, minister of transport and civil
aviation, officiates at the unveiling of a memorial on Tower Hill in
London, England, commemorating more than 24,000 men of the British
Merchant Navy and fishing fleets who lost their lives in World War II.
The memorial, is an extension of the existing stone building previously
erected in memory of lost merchant sailors and fishermen of the 1914
18 war. ins a ra nm abc ae
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‘Decid e Departure
NEW YORK (AP) —Stock
of the Ford Motor Co.,
which revolutionized Amer-
ica. with its mass produc-
tion methods, is to be sold ”
to the public after the first
of the year.
The price and precise
timing have not yet been
set, but nearly. seven mil-
lion new common. shares
the hospital Friday and-fly back to Washington, but
his doctors said today it may be late January or
early February before he is in a — to decide
‘whether to seek re-election.
DENVER (AP)—This is a big day for President
Eisenhower, He decides today on the basis of doctors’
advice whether to leave the hospital Friday and fly back
to Washington.
Dr..Paul Dudley White, the eminerit Boston heart
specialist, arranged to give the President a full report
:'on his condition, outline a further convalescence pro-
gram for the immediate future, then let, him pick the
date for return to the capital. — \
+ In advance of the White
session with es ayy ml
White House Press,
tary James C. Hagerty
the “hest guess” still ‘is
the. President will . check
‘out’ of Fitzsimons Army
‘Hospital Friday, the day
tentatively fixed: by physi-
gi will range from ' cians there.
40 to 44 degrees. The low tonigh
"Gi cicseoviies ‘noieva ta Mics. | tis Sept. 24 heart attack and near-
gan today with the entire Upper |
Peanandia pad the northern a Will Eisenhower Run
sa oe Reena Deets i foe, Re-election i in ‘56?
The ‘Jowest temperature pre- wi tke Run?
ceding $ a.m,.wWas 31 eas
The mercury registered at |
2 p.m, eek
Predicted for Area Mostly cloudy with scattered
snow flurries is the prediction for
the Pontiac «area for tomorrow, |
ts Slag Weather |
gree
in the Man About |
| On page six. *
NEW YORK (INS)—Touring So-) — . s
viet housing experts who returned
to New York after visiting some 14 ie Eze ie ar -_
American cities, had definite opin- | | play vacation.
ions about the American Way. | f is. for. Eisen-
the White House
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3 Celebrate Education Week Locally’ Zz discussion ‘on. a ‘namber of
(topics. Following that, the meeting:
will reconvene again in the audi-
torium fora short evaluation of delegates, ns will report back to |
their various organizations. In ad-
dition, a.‘ blanket invitation
be: Méeting the needs of mattally
atid physically handicapped ..chil-
‘dren:. youth programs and prob:
lems; citizens’ participation; staff-
‘ing: classrooms with sufficient well-
qualified teachers; securing neces-
a eg Mee emacs ae
facilities.
~ DENVER (AP)—President Bleeubewer wib niyo
d That will be seven weeks after! \
sary finances; adult education: halaere
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Michigan counted 18 dead in ac-
cidents qyer the weekend. Traffic
mi@haps took ‘16 lives. In addition,
two persons died in miscellaneous | of the I Setee | reyes
- Among the traffic victims were: |
Chestey P. Kuhn, 25, of Detroit. :
- Theodore Psychas, 24, of Jack: | ers, under the new measure, ears
Mrs, Evelyn Mae Starks, 51,
Nathaniel Smith, 77, of Pickford. |
Jeffry Beard, 5, of Dearborn.
-- Alfred Richmond, 28, of Detroit.
Earl: S. Hosmer, 45, of Flint.
Everetta, 4, of Ma-
D. Miller, 24, of Benton
! Mre-Elsie Mole, 68, of Detroit. Mrs, Alice Sherer, 80, of Jack-
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Albert Finehout, 46, of Water-
8, of Detroit,
former
William B. Caskey, 57, of Clark-
Mrs, Rebecca Reaves, 45, of De-
John Pietruszewski, 39, of De-
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State Police Trooper Post A state-wide drive to add 200 new
troopers to. the ranks of the Michi-
' gan State Police began in Pontiac
today when a.. special recruiting |-
team.announced plans to interview
potential applicants at the local
post, 2905 Dixie Highway. :
The group will provide informa-
tion and answer questions ‘through
November 30, from 8 a.m, to 12
midnight each day: -
The trooper increase was ap-
| proved at a recent special session
' ef a salary beost by the State
Civil Service Commission, Troop- Team
‘® Maximum of $192 every two
new troopers will aid in car-
rent State efforts to increase vigi- 2am Seeks
Applicants.
Pontiac Deaths
Oma Banks
Oma Banks, 50, of 84 Norton
Ave., died - yesterday in Pontiac
one week, doa
Born in Indiana August 15, 1905,
she was the daughter of James R. General Hospital after an illness of | . ‘Tito Joins Wes
Over Satellites Yugoslav Leader Backs
Demand for East'Evrope
Nations’ Independence Nunbers Racket
Raid Snares 31 Simultaneous Five-Town
‘Biggest’ on Record ey
with stage sig: Na violate state
“gami i others, he said,
will, - charged either with fre-
quenting a gambling establishment
or possession of gambling para-
phernalia.
Seventy state troopers raided
houses in Kalamazoo, Battle Creek,
Albion, Allen Park and Lincoln
Park, which was said fo be head-
quarters, -
The simultanéous raids ended
three months af investigation, dur-
ing which movie films were taken
of — and payoff operations. - ice - and Malises Calibert Hall. She hed
years,
She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. William F. Wilson of Pontiac. ?
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All those arrested-were taken to
the Calhoun County. jail at
Marshall. Robinson described the
raid as “the biggest the racket
squad has ever conducted.” He
volved,
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City Loses Fine Citizen
in Death of Sam A. Cohen One of Pontiac's long time leaders
was lost Friday through the death of
~ Sam A, Conen. While Mr Cowen had
not been enjoying rugged health, he
seemed reasonably hale and hearty and
had. just finished tuncheon at the City
and with finality: ,
: ee * * *
Mr, Cowen was a personable indi-
vidual who had an extremely wide circle
of friends.and acquaintances. He was
always easy to meet and easy to know.
He spent a generous share of
his time in affairs destined to
help and assist others and he was
a liberal giver in a wide variety
of religious and community ac-
tivities. Mr. Cohen served on.
many Pontiac and Oakland Coun-
ty beards and was busy through-
out his lifetime in serving society
as a whole as well as his own
personal ound :
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_made Pontiac grow, keep abreast and
forge ahead of life’s general upward
swing. The loss of leaders like this is
keenly felt in the social, religious, and
economic life of the community.
Crime Rate Down in City
Police Report Reveals — _ There is room for general’ public’
satisfaction in Police Chief Srraey’s.
report showing an 18 per cent decrease
in Pontiac crime during the first half of
In the same period there Was &
- four per cent increase in the
- number of cases cleared by ar-
rests. Both of these statistics are
_ especially noteworthy because -
they came on the heels of a 12
per*cent- increase in Pontiac
’ crime in 1h <
Pgh By ey
/ Another interesting feature of the re-
port is that there were sharp decreases
in all crime categories except grand
larceny, auto thefts and rape. The fact
that auto thefts increased during the
period from 73 to 75 should remind mo-
. torists never to leave keys in the igni-
’ tion and always to lock their cars. oe ede
While Chief Stratery doesn’t com-
ment on the reasons for the decreased
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aera . . |S Dafly Except Sonday
matter * _ Among other things he’ pointed out
that the Antarctic Continent is 6,000,-
000 square miles in area. Sixty per cent
of it, the interior, is virtually utknown.
The expedition is part of our prepara-
tion for the third geo-physical year in
1957-58,
, * * *
This is a period in whic h some-
- 40 co-operating nations will study.
scientific ‘problems~ of. various
kinds. One subject to be given
special attention in ‘Antarctica is
that of weather forecasting. An-
s6ther is how and why the sun's:
rays cause radio blackouts
tain areas, i in cer-
For these purposes Antarctic bases,
. * x * are to be established by Britian, France,
‘Australia, Russia and two by the United
States. Ours will be at Little America.
and the South Pole itself. ,-
Unlike many other nations, the
. 4 a -: Club. ._He arose to join another group United States never has filed any
when the Grim Reaper struck suddenly formal claim to Antarctic territory nor
. does it recognize any. Perhaps the
permanent program is advance indica-
tion thiat’such-claims may be filed in.
the future. | an :
Tue American “Sociological Society —
says that most businessmen who do a
_ great deal of traveling are Republicans,
This is enough to make almost any
Democrat lose faith in the saying that
travel broadens people.
. It is men like Sam Consx who have — His Personal Friends
He Has Fears of Ret : ——
- The Man About Town
Yes, Ike Will Run
Report
i rement
Three-toned car: Two.on the body
and one on the back seat.
Some close personal friends of ~
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
placed, have made him restless. gH
definitely concluded that he never would be—
content in @ life of retirement. He never has ~
loafed. He ts sure that a quiet existence-on —
his farm or otherwise would only hasten a
condition of general poor health. He likewise
feels that he has an obligation to_his coun-
try to finish the job the voters asked him
to start. He points out that- tell me that his weeks in the hospital, an.
e now has
Vice President Richard M. Nixon ~—
has been groomed from the very staft of
their term to take over ini any emergency,
that- he has proven his ability, and is
eminently qualified. Yes, Ike will run.
Full particulars about the elésing
century Or more ago.
A catrier bearing
Marcile Given, of the MAT Football are
siven today on the first page,
This week celebrating. her njnety-second
_birthday is a
Mrs, Minnie J. Richardson nce
of Lower Straits Lake “Living in Pontiac a
great many years, when she was
she was the first organist at the First Bap-
tist Church when it was located at the cor- ..
ner of Saginaw and Huron Streets a :
the band
“1425AUSSRNY,” evidently lost its way and.
was caught by
crime rate, it is a fairly sound MSSUMip<"~the datighter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Given
tion that the major factor is the current
record prosperity. Additional support
for such a theory is to be found in a
report showing that Pontiac will be a
labor shortage area at least until after
the first of the year. —
It is reassuring to know that
the kind of work done by our _-
Police Department has resulted in
an increased percentage of
cleared by arrests, ae
Byrd Appointed to Head US. Antarctic Program
Appointment of Retired Rear Admiral
Ricnarp E. Byrp to develop and head
: our. Government's permanent. Antarctic
of more than ordi-
program is an event
Muay importance.
It indicates high level official -
_of a revived interna-
under way were set
ed article in U.S.
Sas oe : Ag of Rochester, ———
anti-freeze in the family car.
Friday by
near his home just north
_ was & smal) balloon sent up at a Halloween
elebration in Muskegon, bearing the simple : Pad . >
“Trick or Treat. Bonny. Feldrum.”
Verbal Orchids .to— . c
with Byap's note,
An tt Rear Ad-» of wouy; eightieth birthday..
of 1205 Hospital Road, where it is being cared
for. .
Easter lilies doing double blooming stunts
Mrs, Donald Fulcrum
Noticing, that the water in a spring
their home never freezes, __
Beverly Whitcontb, .
the five-year-old daughter of are so numerous they no longer are news,
but
of Auburn Heights has one that has bloomed
three times this year—and again is in bud.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Whitcom>
Northern Spy apples that weigh ; half pound each have been picked by
: Perry Livingstone
of Birmingham, who says one
make two pies.
Growing in a fence corner,
Gordon Smoke
ee it would be good
over one-
apple will
of Auburn Heights reports a sunflower 15
. feet high. It grew from a seed probably
dropped by a bird, is the only sunflower in
a large area, and has been obliged to fight
for its existence amiga “forest of weeds, -
A belated Halloween greeting was: found
Mrs. Jane Lemmon ‘of Rochester. It " gut subversives who infiltrate
ra
near
arose in 1950 during the Korean — by Adlai E, Stevenson, front run-
War when Congress passed a law ner for the Democratic presiden-
stating: 3 tial nomination. Stevenson de-
. “Whenever President finds cla
that prnyp tee oder gy Beer “The outlook for , democratic...
States ts im danger by reason’ seagg oe S cae omen ore
lovesien ie Wsetscuteg or ce government, And that is exactly
reretve oat, FS So. Gan ta toed a wan geee ances or threatened disturbances - :
ot the international relations of Sesiwitet . . Whatever the in-
the United States the President dividual goodwill and virtue of is authorized to ute such the business leaders, such a con- measures and issue | rules —_—
srainat deatrection, ts, or oak phan aipaiakk anbke
accidents or other ical merchandise, which, while causes of similar nature, oe suited 6 ‘the depression of the a, tangy, be: ten
the boom of the mid-
_ fifties, I think they
the maxim laid down
, William Jennings Bry-
the public was
reforms” in time THE PONTIAC PRESS. MO
miral Grorcr J. Durex, heading the sen Calne ae
‘task force under Byrp’s direction, an-
'swers many questions about Antarctica.
ee i, ee ee
“The Natives Are DAY, NOVE SO See ER i
David Lawrence Says: 7, 1955
Getting Restless” Objects to Columnist’s " Calling Princess ‘Kid’.
Perhaps it itn't very good for of our
Which Is More: Important Consideration—
Individual Liberty. or National Security? WASHINGTON ~— Is the security
of the United States during war-
time of greater importance than .
the so-called right of the individ-.
ual to employment on a ship carry-
ing troops: or war munitions when
the government has its own rea-
sons for believing such an indi-
vidual's presence might be dan-
_Berous to the safety of the ship?
- *
It could frustrate and hamstring —
the operations of the Federal Bu-
reau-of Investigation in weeding. i Let =
a8 i it
an Execttive Order delegating to
the U. S. Coast Guard the task of
policing: the waterfront where ves-
els of war as well as commerce
were being used during the Korean
conflict to carry supplies to the
war zone,
This means, pf course, that many
persons hereafter will not give the, Herald Tribune Inc.)
Democrats Will FBI information if they are to be taken away from their daily work
to become involved in protracted
litigation, Tt could mean that only
rights.”
(Copyright, 1955, New York ' By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Characteristic of the reactionary
attitude of too many merfbers of
the medical profession was the
prophecy made by the late Dr.
Joseph De Lee in the Tth edition of
his famous textbook on obstetrics,
published in 1938:
“It will require several thou-
sand" (sic) “generations before
we can train women back to the
state which a
speak: Natural a
: oe De Lee kidding? Hit-
Claim Republicans
Play ‘Footsies’ With Big Business
vite ' {
! . ding the President's team an is-
sue on a silver platter. For it is
ativantageous to be known as ‘Mr.
Prosperity.” ae
Since business is America's
major activity and since business
is the tool by which upwards
of 42 million American families
. | achieve. better living, critics of
For business includes not only
the big corporations, which are
_owned directly and indirectly by 64 million gainfully occupied Amer-
ed among the two political par-
ties,
i] * °
But during the New Dea) and
the Fair Deal, a new factor was
ization at Washington an effort
“was made to modify the free en-
terprise system into a mixed econ-
Case Records of a Psychologist Natural Childbirth Fails |
to Convince Many Medics “bloodpoisoning” following, child.
birth is ah infection of the
by unclean hands, unclean instru-
ments, unclean beds, etc.
ed against Holmes all-the ridicule,
satire ane invective they could
utter or print, but as the world — -
| i i ul 3
FsEe ge Ah 3
Be
an
in your vicinity
childbirth. I learned long ago that
medical directory
or 160 words long. one! health * hygiene, te -
nosis, Poy es mI be caoaeeeh Dr Brady, aelf- : ; ® stamped addressed "Seas fe pent to the F
tiac Press, c, Mich
(Copyright 1955)
«
‘Many: Adults Still Believe in Witchcraft;
Olive wonders -how many
modern folks believe in witches.
Well, don’t laugh and say “No”
' .ntil you have taken the “Su-
perstition Test” outlined: below.
Many adult Americans aren't
far removed from the witch- |
burnérs of Salem, so throw off
such juven#e fears and ‘teach
your children to be
thinkers.
© 22 * *s * See.
“Recently I read that two men
were killed in Mexico because their positive ~
often get throwbacks to their child-
hood outlook and may quake in
- fear’,
Strong, brave men may ‘also
have dreams at night wherein
they are hack again in their boy-
“hood Surroundings, so they feel
frightened.
" After wakirig;-they become re-
assured. But often we adults
must actually ‘“‘sell’’ ourselves on
being brave by talking ourselves -
into it.
“Act your age,”” we may thus be
to say to ourselves.
are ® grown man (or Check Yourself With Superstition Test lieve flying saucers have landed on
this earth?
Do you go back fo touch &
certain post or picket in a fenée~ -
which you. have misged as you
walked along trying, to strike
each one you pass?
Are you afraid to sit at a table
'- where there ‘will be exactly 13
diners?
ber seven of get @ room numbered
71? .
ee @ =
Do you ‘knock on wood? Or Garry
a fourleaf clover? Or a rabbit's
foot?
Or do you thy-to:faver the num-— =
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j or Con: dent of Internation B.F.. Goodrich | Did rived home, Mrs. Brooks stayed | clines of one third in consumption . :
re re Company, m | Didactic | Gets Oo ar cas om or teria, £99: Consumption Up of flour and cereal products’ and | 9¥D$ Have Tail Worry
wat Person he ee Quickly Booted by Wife | procks told the court. = |_ WASHINGTON — The average) 11 per cent in sugar NEW LONDON, Conn.—The Ita-
NEW YORK (INS)—Nw rubber Without America’s man-made SASANAPCLS | @ — Mr. and| The judge granted an annulment. | A™eriean now eats 15- per- cent eats ¥ test high-speed - submarines are
consumption in the United States | rubber production facilities and| M Lgn gp thermar pd sis wrong | se a ee OT al Giver Ba soon eh a ; a encountering the same stability | °
currently is at the rate of nearly | know-how—shared associated | home in @ taxicab _ Most of the nation's forest fires | products, 19 per cent more ’ ts tributaries €X-| and control problems that are Ea 1 i Brooks started .explain- eaused ‘by careless smokers and poultry than] ceed 12:00 miles, pa ig air Mg
about one pound per person a year.
20 pounds per person a year, while companies in other countries-othe] me, hes, Broo oe | ate bs J
te remot te word wes ety word would be short about -|""y ical arty Hang tat camp en "Ony att 1D Der capi eee Neenten OF 7a : s . | 000,000 Jong tons of rubber this! breakfast, Brooks — an are caused by lightning and | dropped: 32 per cent: during the} intracoastal waterways of the Uni-| Sharp iS necessi
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areon the ballots in two states. just one week,
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WASHINGTON «®-— Voters in
12 states ballot tomorrow in off-
year state or local elections, The
results promise little in the way
of national significance since most
campaigns have been local and no
congressional seats are being
filed, . ;
Democra: i . <a a radio and TV star after police State legislatures will be elected : : ’
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state: electing a. governor but the and Mrs. William..C. Woodward. |
_winner of the Democratic primary, | Mrs. Sorenson said she resigned a
Atty, Gen, J. P, Coleman, is un-,cook-housekeeper at the Wood-
opposed 3 ward's Oyster Bay (N. Y.) home
just three weeks before Woodward
| Referendums of national interest Ann. She had worked for Godfrey .
Ohiodns will vote on a proposal: eee
that would meet the. main condi- or tion ‘of auto industry agreements Vermont Mill Destroyed
for a suppiemental- layoff pay plan. as Engine Stands Idle é
And ‘Kentucky will decide whether | i
from 21 to 18, , mill of the Vermont Mineral Prod-
In the contest for governor of | ucts, Inc., was destroyed by fire
Kentucky, = B. —- ee | last night while the town’s brand tempting a political come! i Fe ; roo
Republican opponent of the former | new fire engine. sat on a railroad
governor, senator and baseball at-car in nearby Gassetts.
commissioner is Edwin R. Denney, Five chief Albert Damore said
former U- S. district attorney. the new engine was not ready for
. ‘delivery while fire swept the mill | The choice for mayor of Phila- e _with a loss estimated unofficially | delphia is between veteran Dem- | at $50,000,
ocratic campaigner Richardson | -
Dilworth and Republican W.. New
Thacher Longstreth, ~yeolles, . me
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years of Republican. Tele :
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‘Soviet’ : ‘Waiting’ Stabeey Put to Acid By JOUN H. MARTIN _ jlsters’ meeting In Geneva on but te held outside of the North ‘of Israel ‘and the Western Ailies,
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The old Soviet thesis that the ones with a new glint arise in the which the United States is the oe ce bee te a
Western Allies will tall apart — it Holy Land. 1 aa she | a Whlell way the American | hand in Se athe a |
| the Kremlin waits and maneuvers gpusr RANKS AMONG ALLIES | France o eagle the - dollar jumps. + ira lands, bitter
| gnaigh — now i being put 0 te Ty Western Alles themselves peg mney y si a Th Une Sh dove mt an ee : A 7 . - | ave divided and confused on just controllable proportions. The turns | '® Provoke exci _— ros ie 0 serie wi a
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cal and religious problems For instance, Spain is friendly North Africa.
emerge, as they did in pre-biblical with the . military regime in The United States carefully | Eee eee Teeken hehe ® ¢ PT blocs, and cToS#DUI | United States because of Ameri- ‘ ! : dangerous one and a place w ries, pl extent the Suez Canal Waterway; ; aa
- many’ conflicting territorial; moth yay & can military in French | caer Arab governments it ss ee Ste ae oe 2S
collaborates times. | Cairo and hostile toward the tries to keep out of these quar
Secretary of State John Foster - French handling of nationalist 4, but is deeply involved no
Dulles negotiates with the Rus- | aspirations in Morocco. Spain Is sister which way it turns.
sians in the Big Four Foreign Min- = pow ally of ty —_ Israel wants U. S. guarantees of like to see peace restored to the ©
Bcypt, getting Saviiig by mail at Bee SAVINGS & LOAN the communist blec to the alarm mite 0 ero Sechiegien Hak to tryten 0 hem lets you save regularly any time of the day, any day of the week.
\ He’ 5 waking: Business Increasing, Y Toastmasters |ssutome ; ee Kabat dirs read teins reach ss Ee us : y. | 1
‘bb)) a 500 , Says County Official Schedule Guest | ORDER Clean Comfort NOW ‘Write us or come in for our eal F Plan this week. Our
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~ Pontiac Federal Savings 4 This man is doing what thousands of people do every
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Cs otgryediee geet gers eae Agro pe sare period ast yen, 423 more deeds, oF |, Toe President Ott. : FE 5-6159 761 W. Huron | ;
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___THE PON'TIAC PRUSS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1955" | | : Bg i" i ey at ke ih . will viet jee" eae : ot 2 f
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Honeybear Back jie eee lin Murder-Suicide |e on an From Las Vegas The couple eloped after cicet CNT co) : 0 en Onl ‘ : ee menths was ‘ — Police :
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ® —| om in Oakland, Calif. Dr. Brien| 44-year-old odd jobs man shot and | | pwee Sve ‘ . Chief is a native of Pittsburgh. killed his wife yesterday, then took | 7 2 ‘
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Science cRenee Piles
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Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids
New York, N. Y. (Special) — | | problem!” And among these suf- For the first time science has
found a new healing substance. '
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrboids and to relieve
pain—without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, “very striking improve-
ment” was reported and verified
by doctors’ observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently-rélieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all—this
improvement was maintained in
eases where doctors’ observations
were continued over a period of
many months!
J fact, results were se thor-
h that sufferers were | able to
make such astoni
as as “Piles have ceased to be a
ferers Were a very wide variety
of hemorrhoid conditions, some of
10 to 20 years’ standing.
All this, without the use of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. Tite secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne*)—the discovery of a world-
fdtous research institution, Al-
ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use
for healing injured tissue on al!
parts of the body.
This new healing substance is
| offered in suppository or ointment
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of withheld information" in govern-
subcommittee ina prepared state-
| ministrative “agencies; to the de- By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST .
| for the American Society of News-
paper Editors expressed concern
‘today. over what he called the
miishrooming of “new categories
ment agencies,
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The ASNE’s views were given
to a House government operations
ment by J. R, Wiggins, executive
editor of the Washington Post and |
Times Herald and chairman of the
ASNE Freedom -Of Information |
, Committee,
EDIFORS DISTURBED —
Wiggins said the nation’s editors |
are “disturbed by the withholding
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| government, local, state and’ fed-
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i dicial.” He added:
“We think it due to the size of |
| government; to the emigration of
governmental power from publicly |
operated legislative and judicial |
agencies to secretly operated ad-
clining faith in the wisdom of the
people which is an aspect: of this |
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But, he said, the- secrecy thus permitted “has proven to be’ in-
fectious and con » and mat-
ters which officials themselves ad-|
mit to be nonclassifiable for secu-
| rity reasons “have been withheld.”
To Give Rescue Truck
LELAND # — Karl Detzer,
president of this resort Village,
says an Indianapolis auto dealer
has noticed the community Fire
;Department he will donate a ve- | =
hicle to serve as a rescue squad
truck. The dealer,.a Leland sum- [-
mer resident, says he will notify
officials when the vehicle is avail-
able for. delivery.
‘Doctor Attends Conclave
Dr, M. C, Worster of Pontiac,
attended the 28th annual Clinical
Assembly of the American College
Lot Osteopathie Surgeons in Wash-
ington, D, C, recently, More than |
1,200 osteopathic surgeons and spe-
cialists in related fields of medi-
cine regintenns for the five-day na- Dies on West Coast
Widow of Oldfield
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, @ —
r | Mrs, Bessie Oldfield, widow of ear-
iy day auto racer Barney Oldfield, § :
died yesterday after suffering a
stroke last week.
: * * * &
She was married twice to Old-|
field, first in 1905, when she at-
tended bim as a nurse after -he
was injured in a race. They were
divorced and Oldfield married Mrs.
Hulda Rae aber
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The latter onal were éivarced H
in 1945 and Oldfield remarried his”
first wife. He died here in 1946.
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|BAZLEY'S MARKET =. 46th Anniversary—With Sensational Meat Values at
_ Terrific Savings!! ,
"All PRICES DOWN - DOWN - DOWN for This Sale!
- Bazley’s er. Get Serials Serie
ae Pontise Press Phoic
(called: Albis dacoed: Promina takes ts
microphone is Congressman George A. Dondero
at the far right, Pontiac's acting postmaster
H. Dean Sr. Fon Renee Wind iiiews, ae ae pelt bewnel Gatael seneteremy — ce c
_ 8. Raymond Gleft), Post Office regional motor vehicle
director from Chicago, places the keys to Pontiac’s
Rew Post Office Garage in the hand of Floyd A. Gil-
son who will have charge of the-medern building and
its staff. Raymond gave the dedicatory address, at
for the city’s fleet of mail trucks.
New Post Office Garage’ srs cate ‘tn after the formai) proceedings were
Dedication Held Saturday mers cu‘ un cree out Mrs, Clarence Sen-
Office and city officials, this fast-grow preepareds ares. area er -ongee rely ~ hostesses,
legislators, civic leaders and a with a —. keeping with the, On display at the garage were |
number of private citizens turned | modern progressive spirit which is S¢veral of the new Post Office mail | out Saturday afternoon to attend! so evident here.” |trucks, painted in the current)
the dedication of Pontiac's new In addition to Col, Raymond, | white, red and blue colors, and’
Post Office Garage, Jocated at 138 postmaster Dean introduced Mayor | featuring the right hand drive de- |
W. Pike St, ‘William W. Donaldson and Con- signed to streamline the placing of |
Dedicatory address was made by | gressman George A. Dondero, (R-|mail in rural mailboxes, Such
Col, C, S, Raymond of Chicago, | 18th District), who also spoke..The trucks will replace Pontiac's fleet
regional motor vehicle director for Rev, Theodore Allebach, pastor of of 30 mail vehicles as needed, it @-
the “Post Office Department. He Oakland Avenue United .Presby-, was revealed. 5
presented the keys and the United | térian Church, gave the invocation.| The new garage includes offices,
States Flag to Floyd W. Gilson,, Rep. Dondero pointed out that a repair shop and 10,000 -feet of
superintendent of the new garage, the new garage “really scored a paved, fenced parking area. It wilt
and congratulated acting postmas- touc hdown for Pontiac,” | house all Pontiac mail trucks and
ter Leslie H. Dean Sr, on his able| “It is the only one of its kind in| “service others from outlying courity |
operation of the Pontiac postal de-| the area,’ Dondero ‘said, “‘and it | areas; It has a five-man staff.
partment, ; does two things. One, it ‘admits’ The Pontiac Post Office serves
| the fast growth of this community, | parts of seven townships, with a-
sgn eae ‘the |Two, it acknowledges the federal |total population of 135,000. It pro- ty ta the United ts unl government's awareness that Pon- | cesses 256,000 pieces of mail on an
oien oa States is being | tiac is the second fastest growing average day, with each piece being
sald. recegnition,” Raymond ~ in the United States. |handied eight times. During peak |
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Pontiac Council of PTA Ready for Special: a“
Discussion leaders for the Tuesday eve- the Pontiac Council of Parent-Teacher As-
ning White House Conference are L. L. sociation, the program begins at 7:30 at
Logsdon of Argyle avenue and Mrs. Philip Pontiac High School.
insella of Ferndale avenue. Sponsored by | ; .
Woawank Sacha eri bRR pS RE RRR NYS: me Womens Section Don Dolan, (seated left) director of Family Service at the University | of Lake Orion and Dr. Lynn Allen Jr. of Argyle avenue. Mrs. Harry King : : of Michigan goes over plans for the White House Conference on Education| (center) and Mrs. Maxwell L. Shadley are other members of the com-| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1955 — _ PAGES 14-17 with members of the planning committee. Standing are Robert Ford (left) | mittee. ‘ : 3 :
See lita teas Se ve eRe Et State Hospital Educational (Nas eee ee 2 oe in Reunion Club
Assembly 2 % —_ “4 mt ‘ 7 7 a0 ‘Elects Officers |
Is Slated ie ,' - cs a3 a 4 Elettion of officers for 1956
Citizenry With > 3 eo ag Se (es Saldiies Sieh tan Onno oie Ne s of School a a : rs aii cares 06 giualinnt assisted by |
= Mrs. Jeannette See as_vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Julia L. Fitzgibbon as"
ence Hickmott as treasurer.
Mrs. Clair Young spoke on
“Training and Care for the Mental-
}ly Ul.” Slide pictures of the)
Hawaiian Islands and the Smoky)
Moultains were shown by Rachel
McKibbon and Ida Ross, eee ee
|Grace Lutheran |
Group Holds
{Church Dinner nt i ; | a Sabie
F fut tal
Mrs. William Wright (center) of Chippewa road, | goes over plans with Rabbi S. E. Saperstein of Temple Beth | . Emil 4 3 : president of the Pontiac PTA Council which is sponsoring | Jacob and Maurice Croteau of Marquette street, two of the | SR, rere : ar eee oe the White House Conference on Education Tuesday evening. | group leaders, Bei JOANNE: KELLY ay
State Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Harry F. Kelly ,0f Detroit announce the engagement of their daughter, Joanne, to Louis T. Hagopian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Detroit A. Hagopian of Birmingham. Miss Kelly attended St. z
il d : HBA ial ihn "| The annual Harvest Dirmer and McMichael, Mrs. Elmer Kandt, Bazaar -sponsored by the Ladies | Mrs. Edward Lane, Mrs. Jacob
axer. . |Guild of St. Paul Lutheran Church | Schaeffer, Mrs, Askew and Mrs.
Callers for the square dances Wil be held Nov. 11. ‘The dinner Erwin Ashbaugh. Mrs. McMi John DePauw, | will be served from 5 p.m. to 8 js handling publicity. — i Moore, P-™. Bazaar booths will be open i
am 4t that time also.
| Mrs. John Askew is chairman of |
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the right kind of makeup the’ girls in our sil-tos' jdasaatigs ewe. (0 ttre fee bent
erg thy “Beauty care and grooming is a/POMTe. |, :
t oan vy help. | Week ater Tr dey.» ? * | dog—for nothing. And more than Jon: B. Rogers, — that, the girls, much though they son of Mr. and
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en Biron DEPRIVED OF SERVICE 2 areas Girls’ rer . : nded C and Boys’ .
ES cs atone Sc Petey Per | ye ee | raernile; || Cold Weather pling yd ; {Once they were deprived of my). a Bousgi meg : d, ea
for,” Mrs. J. od | services, they really began to ap- _ Maine, and he\| —/ ef
jone, if I say so my EEE E preciate what they had had. is a graduate|| / rH thes!
Rid sagen ye Purdie] “Finally, they’ approached me F of Princeton |{/ 10ineS : a> mien share 1 bate sinh and insisted that continue for a University P ee SUIT!
i work seriously studied “1 made this arrangement: where h | RAM TS
tard, with Gre tesult that T can “I ‘book’ six girls eVery Tuesday affiliated with now tell almost any woman how afternoon and six every Thursday, : vag Cag $' 98
to make the most of her own par- [at 50 cents each. One week I'll do the Cannon |i vivjon or Estron | ticular kind of looks. ws hair, one week I'll teach skin care, Club: Cobaiias TAUGHT DAUGHTERS or hand and nail care, ‘or posture, / Pe
“When I was married ahd start-| che sypegen I make six dollars a BARBARA ROSBOROUGH : wad
pay -ed our family,t-geve-up-my-work ie ina ee = COAT SETS ‘te But then, when our two daughters It begins to look as if I'l! have |”) ores é { Oe.
; : to take on-another weekly session, ;
she manages our home. For in- | began styling their hair and teach- any “mation te geome 0 popular. Old World Atmosphere SNOW SUITS.
nce, many of her friends are still | — 7 hve tevertietm earn. /Puts Zin in Apartment _-| eriustt 8 Sa Ags: — . aE : » % u ve, ; r A i ! . v
knocking themseives out scrubbing PTA Council MRS. PAUL HAGLE MRS. ROY WILTON |eawse they're poving tor i, te} UTS LIP IN ZAPATTMENT | |l beaters 1? i, - floors. But not my Peggy! — ; re girls really value what I do!" ‘A touch of. “old world” atmos-;more of a production out of the. % Come
cleans and wares them in oe |Meets Tuesday Mrs, Paul Hagle and Mrs. Roy Wilton were honored |" (Capyrieht 185) | spore ean-put ip into a dreary |job, mount Oe posters on heavy " Ur wereu mee (Continued trom page 14) | 2¥ Pontiac Chapter-of OES Saturday evening at Waterford |, : apartment or the basement rec-|cardboard and.give them a pro-|| LADIES’ PURSES aciats tos Gk ot ae tiac Schools and Lester Stanley, Township High School. Mrs, Hagle is the worthy grand Not Prudish reation room and leave change |tective coat of shellac or plastic COSTUME JEWELRY
1 sure have to hand it to my principal of Hawthorne School. | matron of the grand chapter of Michigan and Mrs. Wilton _ from a 10-dollar bill. Set the pace | spray, then hang them framed aad
“isan ute eee jon, | ich Sutficent Well - ual oom Marthe. : to Display wae ae eins ad's a ae agian big ees
And I love ‘em | Teachers” ‘hes group leoders Dy. Wag: of T to France to collect a handsome | backed paper which you buy at the
both for it igm ates ame 35210"|TWO Honored at Reception|GOOd Taste ratte aa ais ss|mrerere ner super the “> rs For lighter + consultants H Id S d E . Woman Who Lives ars aren eee tee duir| (This 1s @ point to remember if waxing on linoleum e atur ay vening Al K Date: be = adver. |YOU have a landlord opposed to |} 2 S. Saginaw and wood, Pegry uses and Gerald : one seeps See fe coum 3 Seem nails in his walls Bruce Floor Cleaner. | ‘The Pontiae chapter 228 of OES Claud Coons, Mrs. Blanche Weed | Out of Apartment Sasa 9 Ss event Se Sep oe ) __peah hanared ‘Mire. Poul facie, wertey| 08 Teacctne Theme. :
, Teuneer” ban speap lenders id apt as Qoed gia pac Rigas erngg Ricans _ By EMILY Post pemeren.» fe SA Sy
Garver, Kastor ot| Michigan, with a reception and! serving on the decorations com- bs oe ha eee aon Foreign ‘tourist offices,’“travel
. ~~ Bachenen, tescher | “OT Sence : at| mittee were Mr. and Mrs. Sam- three-room apartment. I have dates peanes: ane om te
eRe Re ewer ecm a | greg Sosy gy aooa | ahr ae | gee serene a |pnd gt wa ae =! Mrs. ’s achieve-| stine and Mrs. Kenneth Ait men quite jor two. If you'll take a few min-|. At Christmas Louis Schimmel, Presi-| A™ong Hage 7 ‘When I return home from | utes at the public library to look
(iE PERFECT batalla, | ae ET reer nedoet |: aa : date, the young man sees me 10 through ads in the backs of liter- ed u, former | ™atron of her chapter, president} Mrs, Walter Drake and Mrs.| my apartment door and usually ex- ary magazines you «can locate
waderstond, the fe | Schoo! board of Oakland County Association, | vern - Griffin handled gifts, Mrs.| pects to be asked in. Will you| maitorder houses that sell posters - _| Group 6—“Adult Education” has eight years as grand guardian and | Harry Boorn and E. Grace Clark, | please tell me how I can tell a| by the bundle 2 seis
BREESE | eroup Ieoders Mrs. Charles Nei. [272d secretary of the state and] cuest’ book and Harry. Boorn and| man that he cannot come in with. , encovreging © deep | drett, first vice president of the | mor custodian of supreme cour | past patrons, tables, _ out seeming prudish?” A few years ago when I was 2
love of cor picts! | wichigan Congress of Parents and| “ll of Job's Daughters. She was) Housing was arranged by Mrs. ' te _ | career girt (turned homemaker). heveege Mo giese | Teachers, and Ralph Dawe, with |*?Pdinted as grand Electa in 1951") Wayne Reaver, and Mrs.. Clyde} Answer: It certainty is mot | it was considered atmospheric sg age hy conde mts Raymond Graft, super. | 5% Clected associate grand com | Fellows. Mrs. Davy Gilpin han-| pradish to show the young man as all get out to stick a candle
fengvege of tedey. .| cation, and Richard Fell, director | £78" matron 1954. Mrs. Ernest Pearson, and Mrs.| up. plant it on « red-checked table- xclusive
Select trom these | of vocational and adult education, | _Se¢ sso organized Bethel No.ikemp Webb, refreshments; and a cloth. Mine never quite achieved . GSY editions for | seek Chane. | 2" 2008 Daughters of Pontiac. | vrs. Charles Jones and Pontiac! “Dear Mrs. Post: The other| the tateresting, multicolored MARION McCOY Cheietmes giving. ee ee ee Also honored Saturday evening S.' evening. while I was on my way} candle drippings I thought so_
Beck geevine leother.,...,...910.00 np appointed to serve as grand Mar suburbs, I got a flat tire. As I| & Jot of fime scraping tallow off | © .. bockrem. 6... .cee $ 600 en eS ee the. She bo a former worthy mo was not near a garage (and ("the cloth,
Bleck genuine leather... ...... $ 9.00 | member of the school board, with eayeilf) 1 pulled overt Gis site| ' he cognac, >
Genuine Seatckin, eatherfined. $15.00 | consultants Dr. Otte Mufziger, | Mrs. Iva Campbell setved as. of thin vend iad Biaged 0 pheteg |Soo e e Smaller editions ~Miestrated .| administrative assistant of Pon- | mistress of ceremonies, The Rev. . ee ek Shade Faclly decorated _with | With the Gtock Sterdite...-.+ssseesee.$ 390 | tine Public Schools, and Mrs. | Fred Tiffany gave the invocation. SAieans copped end changed my (ee ee ae nk be Sn edp Give cloth. ......, seeee -$325'| Harry ‘King, vice president of | The Rev. T. C. Sleete of the Little- Sen: tote, theeedl. bien pf inl» oor dep Sigsneet' esta Knit Look
eS aa the Poitiae Board of Education. (field Baptist Church of Detroit course for doing this, but I would Cites kat ik gus GX pubes z
Wet be happy ef your arden by sat Principal ut Woven. Senter Heh ona tan —_ = en him a tip.” get the empty bottle. Empty cog- | :
Old Prof’s Book Shop |tuaent et roctice tien Schon | ty ‘rand patron, led the rand Anawer: You eutabsy ehoua "ae, Potten stout 38 inches high 45.00 — 9 W. LAWRENCE—PONTIAC | Mrs. Paul Gorman, parliamentar- | ™arch. "| have offered him what it would /dan be purchased for about $2.50. : * FE 2-0432 jan of Pontiac PTA Council, Henry wate ‘have cost you in a garage, One young New Yorker took such :
Rae ee a Sah tchoed: Wears AMDot, aanet “Dear Mrs. Post: 4 i, or 16 | ‘cost $1°50) and ‘a bueuished ood | Others 39.95 to - : ant principal of W Junior Mt not proper, for a teenager to | iam shade (on sale at 49 cents) |) — High School, Robert Lake, civil greet an older persen first when |to make the lamp. : ee | 79.95 defense chairman Ponti meetir street? ive : i
Sus Gieda ms Gas Lanoemns eT ne ees To decorate the shade, she : :
eh ae errr teny | coe tnmees mere I eae ea a ; *i : Sieh aon aus done anova Seana of their better brands. These she Bray asin, i ta
PETUNIA! | Revele walt See the dee perven | pleed ante the shade with rey | jemey dom, ab 45.00 ‘speak first. Which is correct?” coment, Result is a hand- borders it with H whet - —- some lamp that looks as if it’s nd
alelous tricks Answer: For the reason that the | Werth more than its actual cost. ‘ double, knit band
You can do sight of the young is so much more |: she plays up the lamp on a Bedesalighow:. ders ; : tot alert than of the old, it is obvious- | » yoke. She sparks it. With spice cake mix ! oe ly. beet then. the table below a poster acquired.
ke very | make the fet move, bet sso on, 7%, the. French tourist office of | “©, Jeweled Pi ot [ - | fell, very thor? coat. Short figere ounce themselves when doing 90. (2,2 from the cognac-producing and sets peg
Mrs. Sidney Fellows | strdslemcelle.seinite, longer | "| paged oo anpbee@enaeagaet (HN New: tin, the. aide | 5 : ius A i A * i's
Initiated Into Group 0g Old Sparkle Jewelry | stickers trom steamship . com-| |= soft sash of jersey "| fo Eveni ‘ panies or airlines could decorate | > in lieu of a belt. for Evening Fading . . ' the shade and take their cue from = Tafty or Navy. Misses’
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4 IntoSheets | - s eS aon Be) by a noted repotter
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Pontiac Press Home Editor | “iscovering a git mages “gold | *
Filled date cookies are not new, | mine” in TV, which is reaching
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The New Sensational Because Haircut |) With V"\S) ouisise: her, heme, | , model Betty Furness has led
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trustees of the Detroit League for
- | the Handicapped. Miss Nicol, for-
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Bon Marg "Hastings | beth of a son, Charles’ Paul,
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mC A Slates Annual World F sllowehip Paks: Service! SESS Sere Sa "tee Pootine service of which Gach epecier wil be Sian eld bo pied Amartaen stall mea
this year oer triton flared pap i era sy» ep papper Kirchner of Wiesbaden, Ger- service abroad, bring
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ot the National Council | v6, ®, Teception lk rye ie , representatives
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| Done by Blaze Fire Destroys” ‘Hallman:
“lumber Company in
Farmington
~ FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — A
two-alarm fire caused $14,000 dam- |
age yesterday. at the Hallman Lum.
at 31171 Ten Mile Rd. |
The blaze was discovered at 7
a.m, Sunday
“Township firemen, under the di-
rection of Raymond.Geary and Leo
Hendryx, fought a losing three-
hour battle in an effort to bring
the blaze under control.
Farmington Fire Chief Geary
said the fire started in 2 small
office building of undetermined
origin. The building was de-
“strayed and the fire spread to
adjoining stored lumber. He said
an investigation would be made.
E. J. Hallman, owner of the
company, said he would begin to
rebuild imriediately, despite the
fact that the loss was not entirely
covered. by insurance.
Uncle Sam Sells
Surplus Butter
to Candy Firms
WASHINGTOM (INS) — About
three and alf million pounds
as an ‘extender for cocoa butter.
at a
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are parents of « Randall Gcott.
Mr. arid Mrs. rd Matthews are |.
he parets 6 x , é and facies || '
-|of the Michigan Milk Producers Your PTA Is Planni ing:
‘Parent-Teenager Talk
\Slated at Holly Area High
HOLLY — Holly ~ Area . ‘High
School PTA will meet in the high
‘sthool band room at 8 p.m, Tues-
| day. The Rev, Lewis Sutton, pas-
| tor of the Calvary’ Methodist
' Church, will speak on “Parent-
Teenager Relationship”,
Nominations and election of
| mother vice pues will be held |
ACK W. BARNES -
The appointment of Jack W.
Barnes to the post of assistant
thanager by the board of directors |
Assn, was announced on Nov. 1 by
H.- F. Simmons, secretary-man-
ager. Barnes is a Michigan farm
here pnd saiged: in Branch
ons octdP he 0 68 Club member
for nine years .
er
Autos Kill 4 Deer
in Brighton Area
BRIGHTON @® — Four deer were hit gB:! i : ; E
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and members will vote on a new
meeting date.
h thitins baty toting teen
to the home room which has the
mest parents present. However,
a home room must have 30 per | i:
Mothers ‘of the seniors will fur-
nish. refreshments for the social
>| hour following the program.
Almont
Almont PTA met at the High| School Thursday. Eugene . Nikkari
spoke on “Helping the Student Se-
a | lect His Own Vocation in the Edu. |
cational Field.” .
North Branch
A penal discussion of the in-
‘fluence on children of comic |
books and TV was, the feature
Oe DORE FSA. pregeen Sold
Albert. Stickle, the latter two the
A buffet lunch was served by
the committee,
Mrs. Spencer Wilson is in charge |
of the preparation-of the “‘money |
packages” for the holiday tree at)
the December meeting. . These |
funds will purchase CARE allot- |
ments af books to be sent to chil-
dren overseas.
Ask Farmers Cut
Spring Produce
2 Per Cent in ‘56
WASHINGTON (INS)—The fae
has
' STUDENTS RULE
annual senior class “Government Day”
|to right, Jim Purdom, Marvin Kitchen ged yom
| Allen; village councilmen; Nancy Kelly, clerk; Myrna | v
a Stuart Hutchins, and Jack Matthew, council- tor and sponsored by the Rivers Cue ;
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Mark Education Week [Tonight at Imlay City IMLAY CITY—In observance of
| |the annual American Education
Week, open house will be held at
school ‘tonight from 7 to 9.
>
Three Hundred Witness
Candlelight Ceremony WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —/{§
Jeanne Elaine Vredevoogd, daugh-
ter of Mr. — and Mrs. —€larence'}
Vredevoogd, 8482 Beers. Rd.,
Swartz Creek becdme the bride -
‘Marlette fo Apply
for Christmas Decor
MARLETTE — At the. meeting
| Of the Village Council in the Town
| Hall, recently, three building per-
mits were * * .
It was resolved that the clerk
make application on behalf of the
Village of Mariette for a permit to
‘| place Christmas trees and decora-
tions along and across state Trunk-
line M53, and along Trunkline ‘M38.
tions would be. placed. about. De-
asked cember 1 and removed January. 3
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ito Be Presented
to Romeo Club - ROMEO — ‘Members of the Ro-:
meo Monday Club will hear =
Berenice Tompkins speak on *
Travels Far — Sees Much.” re
night at the home of club presi-
dent Mrs. George E. McKeough.,
summer from over a year’s stay
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by the Guncutive beard of tho Sub. |
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Ivan Tibbits was best man for
{the bridegroom and seating the
After a honeymoon to New York
tity, Mr. and Mrs, Hartz will re-
side at 416 Avon St. in Flint.
‘Cancel Monthly Meet
of Hospital Auxiliary
unit of the Lapeer County Hos-
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The December meeting will be held
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* *
Secretary of the Interior McKay:
WELL-ROUNDED LIBRARY — Here is the latest in library equip- ment, complete with fur wrap. Guaranteed to sizzle the jackets off most
books is Marilyn Monroe, who opens her mouth in ecstasy over some
-|newly acquired rare volume to put on the shelves behind her.- What
shelves? Look again. 3 Marilyn Eyes
Edit 7 s th mie, in ries of articles ” Marilyn Maren,
ane ot Magy ty Tm ants tout" (vine “ s ypecasting we relegates
See poles hog motion pictur
For niné months now, ack Monroe has ‘studied New York— —
and New York has studied Marilyn Monroe.
The city’s students of |American folklore (not to mention the
scholars of physical ‘culture) who have joined in recent research on.
the visitor have fairly unanimously gained this impression: « As
The reigning Hollywood goddess of love very often seems like
a wait in Aphrodite's clothing. a
_" Surely: the least expected appraisal of a personage representing
the ideal in feminine desirability, the gloriously unattainable in physical.
appeal, is this:
““Marilyn Monroe is a sweet, canal genuinely modest. girl,
refreshingly naive and simple. Glamor? Glamor is sure, ee
mysterious. Marilyn is plainly lonely and lost.” :
But in varying combinations, and always spoken with attecton,,
it is the most frequently ee 7 anes. oe
CHILDLIKE QUALITY
An ingenuousness that is at once natural and yet not whit
awareness of its effectiveness almost always suggests that she is in
__ dire need of protection.
A New Yorker, whose experience with movie queens is limited,
found himself on a weekend house party acquaintance “wanting to
PO 10k Sin 0 white args and a oul of ereiey to conc Se Ey
in distress." fi ‘
“J don't discount her physical attractions,’* he related. “They
are powerfully appealing. Apart from these, in an informal social
group she frequently seems like a child that's wandered into s home
where y speaks its language. .It’s the childlike, almost plaintive
- quality, that leaves the deepest impression.” |
The quality might seem less than genuine if it failed to evoke
a complementary response in women. But:~instead of talons, she
wncbenthes the maternal ameng hewswwives whe eulictay 50 Seny
of competing with her physical attributes.
“She seems so uncertain of herself.” one recalls, vis cagutt te
UnndriceD At PARTY x :
i 2 stheation wher 0 A neither rowsir sired to shine co oe
and is accepted as a guest rather than
phenomenon, she is at once most at home and most alone, 2
When she walked into a party given by attorney-producer Jay
Jullen not long ago, some of the guests failed to recognize her at first,
“Without makeup," reports one member of the party, “she has
a sort of scrubbed-pink look. She was wearing a very tight black
—+ skirt and beige’ cashmere sweater-and altogether she look : very young
=== “Peter Returns
to Atfache Job Townsend Back “e Duty
at Embassy Assignment
in Brussels
BRUSSELS (INS)—Group Capt.
Peter Townsend returned to his Sabotage Hinted
Crash, Explosion
LONGMONT, Colo. @ — “Pos-
sibility of sabotage” is being
checked and investigators have
found “‘some things that appear
unusual,” a federal official ‘said
last night of a United Air Lines
crash that killed 44 persons.
* * *
“There's nothing outstanding,”
said James N, Peyton, chief of
the Civil Aeronautics Board's ir
vestigation division in declining to
specify What appeared unusual,
“But they. do appear out of the or
dinary.” :
\Chicken Dinner Man
Zehnder Dies at 73 SAGINAW (@®—William Zehnder
Sr., 73, founder of Frankenmuth's
widely known Zehnder Hotel, died
Or oe ee oe
MSU Wants $2 Million
Loan for Campus Housing
WASHINGTON (® — The Housing
and Home Finance Agency’s Com-
| said yesterday Michigan State Uni-
lion dollar housing loan.
The administration said 36 other
colleges and universities across
Molotov Hetuses ‘Gen eva
Barber's sS aving. Proposal.
4 eet pe uncertain “why
of the ministers. .
“Tt maly have something to. do
he said. |
but let's put it this
is: — in Colorado Plane’.
versity has applied for a two mil- |
lyn tells her friends, her life in and around New York has
re a7 ; : ‘y gO & Ay Vy ay f ; ' ' a
eo ay, eee tug, ee Pbk
—like a corn-fed midwest high school cheerleader. The platinum hair
finally tipped me off.” ~
She wandered about’ the room, listening but generelly. refraining
“She had seen the Goya etchings at the Metropolitan Museum
and she said she loved Goya. Also ‘she loved El Greco.
_ “I don’t mean to be unkind. Her conversational resources are
pretty limited, but she’s obviously extraordinarily uncertain of herself
and. shy with casual acquain.ances.
“She has, a wonderfully disarming way of staring big-eyed up at
_you when you're talking to her. Her attention doesn’t wander. It's
very nice." in-| HAS NATIVE SHREWDNESS ‘
. For all ber uncertainty, Marilyn is a woman with a good deal
of native shrewdness. With keen instinct, she-has acquired a circle
of friends that includes Lee Strasberg, her acting teacher; poet-play-
wright’ Norman Rosten; a oe Se their “aa )06:lClCtCt”t~C:i‘i‘ RS
hel 00 Der tow found intiustten have apviell quilitiek te cimill
Their creative work is public, met Gate aye 2 he ee
private and unpretentious,
Shag escopt Rane Mtaven with olt ber Rniltatbens: ‘hihier-weeliiag
any demands on her, and they aré, uniformly, more eager to shield
her than to exploit the friendship.
ied | Indeed, shielding her has occasionally been necessary to forestall ee eet ‘Her visits to th¢ suburban homes of
her friends can sometimes be a strain on the community honored,
ihe bast; te bali
She has divided her out-of-town. weekends among the Westport,
Conn., home of her good friend and business partner, Milton L. Greene, papain, -Cieh | ok A Erasers comme etna a8 ree See and-at — ~
Rosten’s summer place near Port Jefferson, L. L
POLICE GUARD HER.ON BEACH ;
Celebrities at Fire Island's Ocean Beach are almost as common
as clam shells and usually treated as casually. Yet'in keeping with
the whi flavor of the interest in this.celebrity, the crowds around
Marilyn Monroe on the beach grew so dense and bothersome. one week-
_ }end that a police guard reportedly was provided by the local authorities,
A beach appearance at Port Jefferson a few weeks later resulted in
a near mob scene.
When she stays in town for the weekend, she regularly descends
from the Waldorf Towers, packs two bicycles into her car and with
her secretary, drives to Brooklyn. -
They pedal down Ocean Parkway to Coney Island_where, despite *
Nathan's, washing down frankfurters with root beer.
Except for the few manifestations of frenzy among her fans, Mari-
ven her a
freedom and happiness which she has seldom, experienced,
ee. nen See new Tow) Terk #8 largely re
A ptoduct of foster-home upbringing, che is a model oanegabeh.
|| She plays with the children in her friends’: +homes,; helps with the dishes, mr | Sponsible for her new bliss: :
| she showers her hosts with adrpiration.. . «
| She is aware that they are persons with high literacy rates, an
\ achievement attracts her as an elaborate window display would
‘excite the interest and envy of a child from a welfare-roll family.
Se & phaue af 1 bhcary to which the corstual to Giraud Gl
the intellectual is' dismissed as an “egghead,” Marilyn Monroe per»
versely entertains a respect for, education that amounts to a reverence,
The desperate eagerness td fill the-cultural gaps in a sporadic and
Soemmghese etecartes qptends aq far hadi Sk hey Gee oo Saye. ae
Insofar as ber reading habits are flercely regular gnd'on © Ma.
i]
far the painful progress through the classics has penetrated.
“You're never quite sure how much she's learned,” he said. “She i
- learns slowly, but once she’s absorbed something, she holds on tot.
os ‘Bak ar> oo pepened shoe win nine tae SE
you suspect it might always be out of her reach, you keep t
wee ea | siocun* be ake Se
“But I suppose,” jhe sighed, “
quotes chatacterizing "The Brothers ougeta
‘he lets wil sicher tn her ends wi whe
ve ors Of OX x story,’ New York,
Millions. Eye Right Back
the leading cinematic —
conspicuously Hollywoodian -dark. glasses, they stand unnoticed at
‘| makes her own bed and doesn’t litter the place with her belongings. Too, ..........
tance Sie Sete, noe eltarel eeenhete i bet Set SOE ee
unitainty derided. .
STUDIES WITH A PURPOSE
He agrees, however, that it is almost mnptditie to ascertain how '
ey
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38th Milestone Zhykov ‘Hails Progress
on Comntunist Regime
in Industry, Farming
today celebrated the 38th anni-
versary of the Bolshevik Revolu-
tion with a massive parade which
played down Soviet military
might. .
No new guns, armor or aircraft
were displayed in a brisk 20-min-
ute arms demonstration, the brief-
est observers ever witnessed oh
this holiday.
While the ceremony
clear of emphasis on mili
| tential, there was no lack of pomp
‘on this. biggest holiday in the So
viet Union.
'ment leaders watched stolidly as
the marchers filed past in sunny |
but cold weather: Heading the par-
of top leaders were Premier
Nikolai Bulganin and Communist:
party chief Nikita 5S. Khrushchev.
Defense Minister Marshal
Georgi K. Zhukov, who took. the
salutes, made a mild opening ad-
_ | dress,
Same spectators thought the So-
viets were bending over backward
to support their contention they
are peace-loving, unaggressive and
friendly and thus help their own
| Position at the: Big Four foreign |.
in Geneva. ministers’ conference in
industry.
listed such developments as the
normalization of Soviet-Yugoslav
relations as an example of Soviet
striving for lessening of interna-
tional tension. He-made no men-
tion of the United States or a cap-
italist threat.
“In its foreign policy, the Soviet
government is guided by Lenin's
principle of peaceful coexistence
and continues to struggle for the
cause of peace,’ Zhukov said.
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General ptasmendicing an, Korge, Liveria, Mexion, Por, 19 : * 6 sent home for cook books. ; Sweden, Thailand, Venezuela, Viet . J * ¢-* Rock Phyllis Gates sat at
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BUY |is that Phyilis is the girl. ap slap «aa ‘Armenians fo Honor
Home Owner's Policy '|) (°tes te ciate Unherste 2 U.S. Congressmen: ‘ii ternational, has a big one lied
)% , Wp for its fairhaired boy. Moré than 99 Pontiac Armenian
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Fire, Extended Coversge, Residence the story of @ tobacco dynasty to in Detrolt Saturday. The banquet,
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» of his best movies was “‘Mag- Committee for the Independence
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‘Elizabeth can't go to Ber- I Principal speaker will be Beglar
‘At 1:41-3:39 | mada and London with me,” Navassardian, executive secretary |
§;37-7:35- Mike said teday, “because of of the New York ACIA. Toast-|
Thre THURS. Se ae 9:3 the children plys being needed | master will be Peter Karapetian, |
- The Best-Seller Thet Rocked the here to start ‘Raintree County’ Wayne County assistant prosecu- |
for MGM seen after the first of tor. : ant, _TERMSE the year.” - o
There's also the important mat- ‘Grocery Store Reporks |
ter of Liz's. health. She had many setbacks making “Giant” and she | Burglar’ $ Loot; 1 Potato
APHRE needs to get as much rest as pos- BOISE, Idaho ® — There was a! Bo 0 : A R T . [sible before starting “Raintree weekend burlary .attempt at a/|
County.” one of the most costly | jocal grocery, Total loss: one po- | pictures ever filmed .by MGM tafo. |
World With Its Doering Is on the Screen!
wm | with a budget of $7,000,000. | Police said someone forced open |
'a sliding door, cut open a sack of |
potatoes just inside and tossed a
spud across the alley, But they)
didn't try to enter the store.
| The last time I talked with Rou-
/ben Mamoulian’ was in Rome.
where he had a great success with
“Oklahoma!” He took. “Okla- ee
homa!” to Paris, Naples, Milan
and Venice. In Venice it played in Death: Toll Rises Cine roan the beautiful Feniche Theater. SAPPORO, Japan un—Nine more
_in “THE TRIAL” | Rouben and Azadia, who ‘are bodies were recovered today at! | home now, will not stay very /) (the Mojiri Mine, bringing to 57 : 9.Pe, BEDROOM OUTFIT
leng because Reuben will go the known death toll in last Tues EXTRA! “surersonic ace’ FRI.
| East to direct Terence Rati- | day's underground explosion. a“ nee a 2 , tag) gomst bed tenaropng, te — 1
| gan's “Sleeping Prince.” | Three miners still are missing. — - . ety * ye nd 2 beattiel
| santy were e rescued. Se 3 boudelr’ lamps. He told me that he saw Lau. °° 'Y | Se easy ve ,
rence Olivier and Vivien Leigh in’ , S ; ° | “Macbeth” at Stratford on Avon, | ae
Later, the Mamoulians go to
‘Spain where he will bring “Car-
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AP Wirephote
PASS MUFFED — End Bob DesEnfants of Miinois leaping to catch
a pass in third quarter in Saturday's game at Champaign. The pass fell
to the ground when he was hit by Michigan QB Jim Maddock (26). It
was such tactics, however, that brought Illinois a 25-6 upset victory.
tuav Pass Cocks — Michigan
away from two Purdue defenders in
gain. Michigan State won 27-0 in the AP Wirephote
Sate ail Sicha tblieas aicka « sake
3rd quarter Saturday for a 10-yard
Big Ten game at East Lansing.
S., Mexico in Title Battle NEW YORK ®—The National
shouldn't be.
lacked riders.
With two of the final three inter- *. 8
national jumps on today’s |
Before the show, it was agreed
/@enerally that the Americans didn't |
‘have the horses and the Mexicans | (risburg less om two rocks ago.
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Gen. nembécte Mariles and his
‘Mexicans were in an even worse
predicament. They were involved |
‘lie re C Colts it Fist
Victory i in 7 NFL Contests DETROIT (AP) — For five fleet- the fitle of “football flop of the
ing minutes it seemed. like old year.”
times at Briggs Stadium Saturday But no matter what had gone be-
| fore, the Lions were a sharp foot- |
ie those rabiutes—the final five—| ball team in those five minutes—
Ge tote Lies bee ee alert, decisive and even slightly
champions they er ae cm: ~ brilliant.
coming from behind for a ictory the Balti Colts. After 55 minutes of mediocre |
It was the Ist victory in seven —
fries for Coach Buddy Parker's
crew, which already had clinched er
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riders, ple the
the Mexicans last night
Square Garden when
he por gr so veg Oe to victory |
after a jump-off with two members |
‘of the Irish team. * * *
Mariles, who is competing
‘against his physician's. orders, won
the other international test on Chi- ‘The. form chart says this) Yank team, pulled up lame at Har- | ili Il. The Americans were
Shut out in this one.-
The amazing Riviera Wonder is
the open jumper champion to the
chagrin of everyone but his-owner,
Bernie Mann of Port Washington,
jin an automobile crash just before N.Y, Wonder didn't know a fence
rest, North Star, owned by
Morton W, Srnith, wen the class,
The hentee title, ocaver. still |
is up‘in the air. Chappaque, owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Paxon |
of Holicong; Pa., and Mrs: Smith's-
Jazz Session, are deadlocked for.
the lead, each with 14 points.
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Mizzou Coach Pine Top 3 — - Sooners,
_ ‘Terps, Wolves —~ and He Should Know
Figs!
= Chiefs, Lakers:
= in 2nd Places Lansing, Rouge Cross
Country Squads Take
MHSAA Honors
State high school cross-country
titles eluded Pontiac _ and Welles
123, behind
‘River Rouge (96), for the —_ B
event,
Kalamazoo 4g), Jackson (148)
and. Battle Creek (157) followed
two spots. Birmingham was 6th
with 195.
PHS' Perry Williams and Bill |
were 3rd and 4th.back of
Bob Lake (Kazoo) and a Grand
Rapids runner. Lake's time was
10:27, Other PHS finishers were
Rod Treais (30th), Gene Cretal
| Gist), Don Evans (T7?th) and Pete
Cox (101st) and Alex Barge (109's) -
Joe Bailey was Walled Lake's
ist man to-finish, in 9th spot. Bill
Hosley was 19th, -Gerald. Avery
25th, Charles Wilson 29th and Jim |
Wilson 4ist.
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'Shamrocks Take 4th “Spot cos ciincnnendannnsmaninemaiiil
S ay Seen Roses! ace the Ginitate Welverines | power with Ist string left half
wide open, The more frantic Mich-! Harry Jefferson carrying most of |
meme the better Mitchell 61 yards so that quarterback Em
| Lindbeck could pass 25 yards to
the fourth quarter Mitchell | end — —* for the touch-
entire Michigan | dow
yards and the 3rd
Titini touchdown. It was easy for
| Mlinels te score a 4th one after
a that left them Tllinois got ‘its 2nd score after
Mitchell had sprinted 54 yards to
‘the Michigan 16. Then Lindbeck
‘passed to right half Abe Woodson,
| who acored.
Lady Luck Gave
State Help for
Smashing Win All MSU Touchdowns
Followed Mistakes by aH ri The Ist ig ‘china te the ist period was authentic [lini
Racer's Death |
‘Heralds Close
Bobby. Ball Memorial
Fatal to McGrath As |
AAA ‘Changes: Policy | EAST LANSING ® — Seniors
first was Jack McGrath's. who traveled West two ¥ z
| The runaway wiped out a 27
| humiliation at the MSU ~aheatiatieg
ing game last year and the 6-0 re-
| versal that marred an otherwise
perfect, season two years ago.
‘More important, Michigan State
is once again in contention as a
Rose Bow! candidate—and . who |
'would have daréd to predict that
before the Spartan season started?
Conference leader Ohio State
can't make a repeat trip to Pasa-
dena and Michigan and State are |
| tied for 2nd with one loss each. |
Record lf—the big if—Michigan loses or
| ee with either indian aor Ohio
State and if the Spartans beat
| Minnesta, the MSU seniors should
make their return visit.
Except for the fatal -butterfinger
business with the ball, Purdue was —-
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np
as " Attempt fo Vecaie
NHL. Cellar;
‘Now Dismal 3-6-5
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First Title
Undefeated Orchard Lake . St.
Mary won the. Suburban Catholic |
League football championship Sun- |
day amensens at Orchard Lake. 4
* *
Rev, aoe Rakoczy’s eric I
Eaglets smashed St, Frederick
to. submission, 44-0, to post Aa
ith straight victory mes th the ist.
SCL title in St. Mary history,
Held to a surprising 13-0 lead
| at halftime, the Eaglets poured |
five TD's across the goal in the
, Und half to climax the 1955 sea-
son with a league crown won in
amazingly easy fashion.
- * *
Big Gerry Leszezynski |
both Ist-half touchdowns, The|
bruising . fullback romped eight |
yards around end in the Ist quar- |
ter and his 3¥d of the game with a |
20 yards around the same Sank’
for another, —
. * sd
Leszezynski accounted for St.
Mary’s Ist score in the 3rd quar- scored
15-yard gallop ‘through tackle.
ee i Angeles naively are telling eager seek on the Haifhack Len “Mallat circled end
$ PS | Michigan ‘State football squad all on a three-yard jaunt for the next
tee Tatianepelis ‘Speedway, was TD of the period and Ted Kopacki killed yesterday when his car went | about the glories of playing in the hel nad pgs on Sr —
ange. Be A HN mm | Rose Bow. preg Fh glen ot Ay, top of him in the 86th lap of rer] The Big Ten bow! bid question is,
100-mile .Bobby Ball Memoria wide qpen again after luck de- | Eaglets added two more tallies
championship race. serted Michigan at Mlinois and the | in the last gre Second-string
‘The second career closed yester- | pckj6 lady worked overtime help- — rid Charkowski
day when the American Automo- ing Michigan State against Purdue. raced 14 yards to score one of
bile Assn. ended its sponsorship | Seam nd guard Sam Seectenta championship racing after 4%. All of the touchdowns in the. | up the point-making by
years. The AAA had announced 77-6 Spartan win Saturday came P Sovoping up Larry. Morven’ fone
earlier it would quit, saying racing because some Boilermaker made | bie and running 3? yards into has been placing increasing em- 2 boe-boo. The alert MSU ball- ere |
phasis on speed, power and driver | hawks grabbed seven Purdue
endurance and that these objectives | fumbles and frustrated’ passer
are not in line with the AAA's Lenny Dawson by picking off
safety program. | three of his throws, Eaglets : Cright rn) 4 Fred,
44-0, for SCL Crown -
pay - dirt, Paul Trapebowtak 5
placekicked two extra poinfs,
It was St, Fred's 6th defeat of
the season along with two ties and
extended the Rams’ winless me :
to 24 games.
Breaks Move.
Texas Aggies
‘Closer to Title Eleven of 20 TD’s Come
From Opponents’ Errors
This Season
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. a
‘It a football falls to the ground or flies through the air, there's al-
it'll wind up clutched in the arms
of a Texas Aggie.
If you'd like the secret of Texas
A&M's success this upsetting sea-
son, just check the fumble recover-
ies, pass interceptions and blocked
| kicks. The anonymous kids of Ag-
| gieland—and both assertions are
|true: There are no outstanding
| stars and the average age is 19.5
years—have scored 20 touchdowns
| in winning 6 games, losing 1 and
| tying 1 and 11 ‘TD's came on the
a so-called breaks.
* * * ?
Southern Methodist can give you
| first-hand information. The Aggies -
| beat SMU 13-2 Saturday night to
ence race and become heavy fa- = Hopalong Still ae seen ii
Holds Top Spot: = MSU's Planutis No. 2.
as Buckeye Ace Runs.
CHICAGO ” — Howard (Hopa-
long) Cassady, Ohio State's All-
| America halfback, is turning the
i Big Ten scoring race into a run-
away.
almost as tough as advertised. The
big Boilermake line was rough and
Dawson hit his receivers with a
fist-full of passes.
Earl Morrall, Michigan State's
; All-America quarterback candi-
date, did a brilliant job of directing |
the‘ MSU opportunists despite a
_sprained hand and was the Ist to
prove to ‘Purdue that to err may be
human, but also costly. |
Here's how the scoring went:
Bill Murakowski, giant Purdue
fullback, tried to lateral to a team-
HEE guile :
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f hit -driving down to the Michigan
State 10. Morrall took the handoff t Te
ty opposite direction for the touch-
down,
Arch Mafsos, sophoinore guard
from Detroit, set up the 2nd tally
by palling down a Dawson pass
on the Purdue 33. Michigan State
took five plays to drive in with
Clarense Seite carrying Ge ©
nal 10 yards,
Buck Nystrom, recovered_a. Pur- |
due bobble on the MSU 43. Hallf-
| back Walt Kowalezyk barrelled the
Jast 20 yards:
Center Johnny Matsko kicked off
| and ran down to join the tacklers.
Godfrey followed up with his nd Just as he reached the scene of
4on a driving scréened 30-footer. | action, Purdue's Ed Neves was hit
Detroit finished with a 45-20 on the 20 and Matsko grabbed the
edge, their most lopsided | ball in mid-air to field his own
margin this year, | kick for the final score. a orc nnees
BF
2™ lls viet :
on Victory Over Benedicts
St. Michael’s Shamrocks} Park St. Rita blanked Royal Oak mate who wasn't there as he was |
instead and sped 90 yards in the | | touchdowns and
* *
Cote Tomas of Wisconsin
3rd with 36
vorites to win the championship.
;Fhey recovered five Southern
on ie Reston, Stee ae
ery pra the morgen: 5 te
iana State they useda fumble and
a pass interception for touchdowns:
against University of Houston Away With Race — Seated two fumbles and a blocked Pogo into touchdowns and
This sida aioe has intl after recovering a fumble. geuiie i
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Benedict, 26-13, Syn-
day afterioon at Ives Fcid in. Frederick os |; PRETTY — Irma Knapp clears the ber with ‘eunting to spare
to a cellar-sharing role with St. — the high jump in Milan: The Austrian girl is competing ina
| meet against the women stars = Ttaly and France.
Highland Park.
Bob Mineweaser's Mikes nied
their loop season with a 43 record |
ent mom bd ne sree Such ot
The bow! selectors, who should’a
| Stood in. bed for all they learned
‘Jast Saturday, take another look
determining conference champions,
_|in the 2nd, period, Dropps hit Mine- At least six ‘ae ‘bow! berths |
afte open, with the Cotton, Sugar |
and Gator Bowl committees still
.}unsire*who they'll wind up with.
Snorer ‘fromthe unbeaten-untied— ranks
rg Saturday, the Rose “ea { i e UCLANs still are going strong
to etter: shelling? — of —_
Hi : a mse 0 victory} Ohig State ‘the current Yeader, | champ. With Michigan playing
weak sister Indiana this weekend,
Michigan State-has to.smack Min-
Michigan,
Maryland, teamed with Okla-.
homa and West Virginia’ as the
last of the major unbeaten-and-un-
| tied teams, can. settle a bowl and
title “‘question’’
et ee ee
Bow! berth in one eany sweep
| pation lowa State ite 27th sho rr ames and Hel is ineligible to return rd hos Rose | “ Nebraska “" Iowa State — Nov. %°
; “dl 4 7
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"With Six Major Berths Open; Big 10 Muddled ” By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Bowl even if it repeats as Big 10) 10-7 while Oklahoma was blanking.
Missouri 20-0 last Saturday. --
* * ™
West Virginia comes in for an‘
at the somewhat curdled cream ,nesota and hope for an Ohio State, other look by the bowl selectors
_ of the hopefuls this Saturday as victory next week since the Spar- Saturday Against Pitt, The Moun-
college football. takes a crack at tans play one less game than , taineers won their third straight
‘Southern Conference crown last
weekend, but may have left the
sélectors skeptical in their mere
13-7. decision over George Wash-
ington,
The bow! committees also make
a second study of the Southeast-
ern and Southwest Conferences this.
weekend. —.
Georgia | Tech: and Tewnebene
Ste vs. UCLA *at-Pasadena. . Conference title; and the Orange | gave the ‘selectors little help. by | Fiaying « a ror tie. Auburn and Mis- Baylor they got their first score /
* slam of the Ryder Cup gait trophy | sey “TWENTY-SIX f 1HE PON TIAC PRESS,
*
nal # would appear that the best way
for Great Britain to gain posses- |
* «
This $4 score was the best the
British have ever done on Ameri- |
can soil and at least-one spark-
ling upset‘ was included in. their
victories—the victory of England's
John Jacobs over the ,American |
star, Cary Middilecoff, 1-up on the |
%th hole, .
But the cold fact remains that |
the U.S, team, performing before
several thousand fans under a hot
sun and bright blue skies at the
Thunderbird Country Club, packed
too much talent.
And the cup, wich hasn't seen 5 Ryder Untied States—Sam Snead‘ over
Capt. Dai Rees, 3 and 1
Capt. Chick Harbert over Syd-
ney: Scott, 3 and 2.
Tommy Bolt over Christy O'Con-
Jack Burke rte over Harry Brad-
i shaw, 3 and 2.
British;
Jacobs over Middlecoff, 1-up.
Eric Brown over Jerry Barber.
3 and 2
Arthur Lees over Marty Furgol,
3 and 1.
Saturday the ‘United States won
three out of four doubles matches.
* a
Snead's win was over perhaps
the most consistently dangerous of
the visitors, little Rees, a gallant
fighter who refused to fold even
when Slammin’ Sam had him 5
down after 18 holes.
Jacobs, at 30 an excellent com-
petitor under pressure; was 2 down
‘putt when they halved the 36th hole, “These were the gallery attrac.
tions—Snead and Rees, Middlecoft
and Jacobs... i} Tea . ins Ii wicsc oa vod bad tec’ de ceedbane Wn aaa
ponents, too, however. Bradshaw | l-up | over |
attrac. | fired a 65, six under par, at Burke, man after-18
and all it got him was an’ “even” | the
after the morning round. Ford, the! But MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1955 ve Doha
Still 29 Left
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| to Middlecoff after the morning | three of them—Maryland, Okla-
the British Isles since 1933, re- “round. At the 27th he had squared homa and West Virginia — are
mairis in the custody of the Pro- the match, and by the "33rd hole rated as major ou outhits, ; al
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‘was still challenging until the final! West Virginia in seven each. The
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CHAMPAIGN, IIL &—Bob Mit-
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Bears Now Eye
NFL Title for
control, not speed, is the
of good bowling. There is
kind of control that should be\..
and mastered. That is
control of yourself . and your
temper.
Stars often bowl under extreme
ressure and sometimes under try-
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but Paste 52-31 Loss <5 tike Bill Lillard. Don Carter, | Joe. Wilman, Steve Nagy, Bud Bo- on Packers Sunday _ or deck thas iat tae “tens
CHICAGC “A — The Chicago experience they can't afford to
Bears, all but counted out of the | indulge in displays of temper, or
— Football League. -Face | even of temperament,
four weeks ago, now have hopes of | , s Drop Ist Three Games
thie championship as a retirement
gift.
* + *
After dropping their first three |
games, the Bears have stormed |
bp
age m quarterback |
the Cranes’ 4th touchdown wi
iSyard gallop. Bob saachas|
twice converted from placement.
Cranbrook's soccer team bowed
to visiting Shady Side, 1-0, on a
goal by Alan Tapper.
Defeat gave the Cranes a 2-2
league mark.
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BALTIMORE ® — Walmac.
Farm's Hasseyampa, 4-year-old jback with four straight victories |
*s | will get beat three or four times.” . * ae * including a c@®#hing 52-31 triumph
jover Green Bay yesterday. |
The Bears (4-3) can move into
a first-place tie in the Western
Conference by beating Los Angeles
(5-2) Sunday at Wrigley Field. The
Bears beat the Rams, 31-20, earlier
this season.
* * *
“This team jelled all of a sud.)
den,”” said Halas who claimed aft- |
er the first three losses that his,
ei still had a chance for the |
ti
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lot :can happen,” Halas said at)
that time. “We shouldn't have lost |
to either Baltimore or San Fran: |
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Coter Tree .. 834 Barks Ue... 2 , are. Oh tgee S183 ‘ae smelt. 33; | purchases of cash wheat tomor- | Speietentent at er men to
Serpe. 3 FO _MA...... 38.1) Stade B Meow 0: grede C large sass row. but the bread grain quickly tions »in the Bary
Cities Bri. - 882 pee, Coes. SET | Checks 30. | slipped back into the lethargy
Geet Pea. a SED vovervee BOR Wnitec-Orade’ & entra large 84 large | of the rest of the market. Goon Cola .'.129 Philos .--.-0s 324) 4952) medium 38-31. ' Wheat the end of the first a ,_Wheat. near the end of the } ey Fe pit Piole G..1- 3 | . cuacaGo BUTTER AND EoGs | Bod * 05: Stee Ye igher. | Con NW Gas... 342 -Pure Oil 366| CHICAGO, Nov. 7 (A) —ataat shee Dece $2. os rae ss lower Consum you 32. tex Drug .... 9.2) Teceipts 466.349; ; wholesale ie to % higher, December $1.29%:
“Sone hot 8 or A ig = Ol ote C Seah carn. vo 56.5, Oats unchanged to \% higher, De-
Sern Pa or 4 <r Pend ‘oo eA lar: receipts 19,108; * ete | ember 65%; rye % lower to % Curtiss Wr .. 27 Repub Sti... a8 | ale bus ing. prices llewer to 2) higher er: | higher. December $1.12%; soy-
Ba 'eés ie dos Leed.”” 38 | Ser mined 6; med medium 36: Us. aS beans unchanged to 1 cent lower, Dis C Beag . 2. Baas Sak + e¢ 41; dirties 28; checks 27; current re- begmgrerd ce ace brags 10 pm
Doug Airc... sab Al RR... 746 | oa paul to cents a d pounds high- | ’
Be" Font) 230) Set one oes | cMicago, ier. ¢ vaPs Potatoes: ar- (ef November $11.90. World Righe Basarved , King Fesnires 11-7) ~ Bast Air L «. 92 sinclair O.... $7 | civals 44, op track 163, and total U. 8. Saat Se Syndicate East Kod |... 2°. gocony Mob... 57.4 shipments 451. t a eee UNTIL FINA Y Ba stu 33 Sot Pe... 37 | tate, firm. Cariot track sales Grain Prices LL
Emer Rage .. 133 Sot gon: S| Leah Mae seth ekote Penton: | CHICAGO, Nov.7 (AP)—Open todas: THE SOLID ROCK 16 SPLIT IN ALL DIRECTIONS. ao te Bs i Brand Pa 9 uese ty — and’ waxed, ; 2.00% Been .
re PERUSE pom Me or) Lodge Calendar (C ** San tee ‘ : peers (a ress | Leads F d. ¢ ty Death
Fray tre 68h Brad boeken. CRO, PORTA ade | a: Hi | e Calendar Chevy ord: | oun ins Ser Ba”: a. Be Hee pee tae Doe me oe TR ta aaa ere "by 5,100 New U meaner ey we «2 |\Mar. ..:... a .
Cee Motor “yea: See hens 2444-26, pane te: he oe TR oS = aera ae oho Officers by ew nits COMMERCE — Service for Al-|
$2 3" Dear’, 108 Eivy creneee Be: caponeties ‘bd ee) AE ew at iss | orvanst bert ‘Sertin 28. 3815 Union Lake! shift. He joined
, Gen Time!) 24 Sinn S| St ee ee eee Gea ae Pevve 62.6) Some 3. te | Ford division by more than 5,100 Rd., will be held in Sincoé, Ont. | -Soteeh Basis. “nt t Con... $61) "Market, about steady, Receipts Nebt | ew 0 erican| N : Bri of bn pe
Goodyear 2: a Be covets ee sit oaeeriene, coi et ~ Fy ews in re this year's fist sine monte. | pier ; getter yom with = i # rey St git DDw Aur Lin... 305 h Will Close: ae Hartwick, 47, of The figures, pa plas Gt Mo Ry... 41.7 » of Oxford | published today by
Se: ef a cache, POULTRY an C anges | Saturday pleaded guilty to driving Automotive News were: Chevro-, 1" Oakwood Cemetery, Sincoe. Mr. | | held positions in
Hersh Choe... 468 >" $£3 | steady: capometien ‘vontinue re-| NEW YORK i — The New York under the influence of liquor. Ox- let 1,220,094; Ford division 1,168,-/ Martin died Saturday. oe ee Pesci 12.3 De Ton .."":*. 196 | seipis in coope OT (yesterday 1.115 coops, | ford Township Justice Fred F. $0. He is survived by his wife, | ‘ Warn B Bic’. 30 216.470 1B): fed mms prices eae | and American stock exchanges will fined her $100 and $25 | e @¢ 6 J € t 2 s 2
2 M* Neste dns. fo. ius. light hens testes rosters’ ar |be closed tomorrow, election day. | bg <a The industry total for the Janu-| —mowene: two sons, Danny 2nd | fore transferring saps 2 Bast a eee bas, a. owier, “Mees | The Chicago Midwest stock ex-| a ary ber period was 5,469, Albert at home; his father, Abra-/ to the manufac- cee S13 Woolworth.” 49.3 | 15. 26-28. . : “ [Change will operate as usual, es to grand larceny. 12%, In the same 1954 period the ham of Sincoe; a sister, Bertha of | turing depart- rose he jones BP tS i will those bo Ries yo cegy vied Fai A me total was 3,519,629, of | Windsor, Ont.: and three brothers, | ment ae Se S ivestock - | Waterford fined |which Chevrolet’ got 1,038,825; | William, Walter, and Wilfred, all
SERIES | | pengHS PUES, sia [teri omeds|Toemahip Dance Wie Defoe [Pee Snes LA =f I | ALE: Figures after decimal points ot Kons | Heed ms cate, Sotervons sround/ Grain exchanges throughout the | Furgy, Z In the battle for third place in William B. Caskey “a. oo bas present | ,
“4 receipts, coms, apply, ‘octudes Parcund ee eee ee | Nathaniel McCann, 21, of Flint, |W, Cam deliveries Buick regis- SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP —! tne most modern engine plant in) a
33 | opened : stendy but later trade at New York election day will be |Who pleaded guilty Saturday to ‘ered 58,650 poy Nee ering Service Is pending for William B. | the automobile, industry. Get Acquainted Offer!
35 | early ales tity and commercial steers | the cotton exchange, wool, cotton- | driving, was sentenced | Piymouth's |S ter Sift vince sith, | CukeY $825 Dixie Highway, from) — Anderson. a native of Newport, _
13 | Mitr ‘wtesdyi ne satty sales bulls: wrecks | Se€d oil, soybean oll and the New |to 30 days in Oakland County Jnil | oe ers registrations to 407,$57.. Sharpe Funeral Home in Clarks- 1 from Rhode le GENUINE BLUE WHITE
| ¢rs and feeders about steady; losd prime | York produce exchange. There also ‘Justice Alva P, ton. Mr, Caskey died last night - a Searye i fed sie 23.38: load. 23.38: 4 Ct. DIAMOND BEY OR Rent aN ana | He eany tales average. cond te iew will be a dairy and poultry market. Richardson after. he failett to pay The Chevrolet total gave the big | after he was stiuck hy a car,.cross:| engineering. worked as a sales
| prime fed steers, and 22 00- his fine of $70. manager before joining Pontiac wo
Rails Unit fusca | commercial grec ooaaee a Netfers * pom division 22.31 ng hes in| ing Dixie Highway, Anderson as super- ye . ’ | $3 34a. be: mostly Charles Miller, 21, of 49 Clov itry registrations; Ford divisiori| - ,, y: Fromm, ahaa ions ts ate |e ap ale toad and Rochester Musician a. pleaded not. guilty Saturday | ee ee Mrs. Maude G.°Retherford intendent of the V-8 engine plant 4
«ho is oy HY AT | Siecle: bok ae ad to breaking and entering. He was | hee LAPEER — Service for Mrs.| is G. R. Scharf. Prior to his ene Month ‘see... 3 ine vet less : and cutters monly BA two loads | Is Dead at Age of 9] {placed $5,000 bond by Water.| Chrysler Corp. registering a total | Maude Grace Retherford, 67, 77g | Promotion, he was assistant roy S
Eyes wits Me ISS ake 1a, cues mabe ope. “Rarly sales veal | ford. Justice Willis D. |of 48890 units for -January-Sep- = Bain St. will be etd Tues. vet t Sinat-& ices 203 1169 672 lang) OTS Bout | y ou : Le , Pending his rance tem! this year, got 17.35 per | at 2:30 p.m, at Muir Brothers \ 1 tages 663 155.2 extablished: few sales good and lor ROCHESTER — Margaret W. — charge of the aft-| i EP si BE BY i ine SS Se eee high | Nov. 14. ‘cent of the industry tothl. Plymouth | Funeral Home. Burial will. be in | Commercial era 8 te i pre 7 died Saturday at the | wes Chrysler's largest| gainer with Mt. Hope Cemetery. ernoon shift! He Bg. Wat), 1h Menlini at | “igheep. salable 0. Market opening rnold Home, Detroit. A well Appearing on the same charge an increase of 2.17 cent over| Mrs. Retherford died Sunday at joined Pontiac! .
| Mendy: receipts mainly slatghter lambs, known Detroit music teather-and before Justice LeFurgy, Donald jast year’s first nine months, ae ps il Motor. in 1926 and 1.00 Weekly
ly good slaughter lambs 18.00-19.00. pep arya yen —ymethery Mer Tucker, 23; of 650 Second. St., was — = ended ill- has ~ held super- AU Wee
= 1 RAE neg lived ai i Bivd. | unable to furnish his $5,000 bond visory position in himireg nn ”) : CHICAGO LIVESTOCK =| Rochester” for the past 12° D hs la Ni h the & » ved b Don: ont A seg CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (AP)—Salable h . . pas years./and was committed to Oakland | lurve y a son, Don the ‘sheet ‘metal’
18,000; moderately dctive” 30 to 78 lower ‘ She. received. her musical educa-| County Jail | eat si 1g = | ald Retherford, Lapeer; a daugh- plant and headed
over 220 Ib. sows 4 eee mostiy | tion both in the United States ai : PHOBNIX, Aris. (AP)—Jack MeGreth, ter, Mrs. William Duncan, La- plants producing | ‘eo uN
jsround 2 lower; all interest in tredr:| Europe: and had taught at-the| A bilifold containing $105 was re- 2) “rivers and ‘holder af whe aue-l ;. three dchildren; two ' = X= > Eee’ mixed grade lots 1, 2 and 3s 190-220-Ib Jag car drivers and of the one- “fap | Peer gran defense products Pom | ~
butchers 13.26-407: larseiy—t2 0-13.74 Detroit Conservatory of Music. At Ln lost Friday night. Marion | record of 143.783 mph. on the In- | brothers, Carl and Elvin Coulter immediately - fol-
for lus cartving ‘Not Gnd. we 4 ner; | one time, she headed the Detroit |K- Taylor, 112 Palmer, told Pontac | Scelden,.” “Wenn ec | Must bat’ Lapeer and five sisters, Mrs. "lowing? Wérhd! Woe. at 14.00: most 230-280 I» running | Tuesday Musicale. Police that his driver's license was MEADOW, NY — Wiliam Best-| Kate Kintz, Sarasota, Fla:; -Mrs. ET Wer I ae .
We No. 3 grade 13.00-15.36; ‘most | in the billfold. Sivcasne ‘sutton Weds sateuises whe ‘et | Therese Grieehabter,,‘Toledo, Ohia , Ns waies| | TGs: casks come endae 200 ueke | on ee Sater Mary, che Oe- tired-in 196 after thrve years service in | x06 Exeanor Elliott, Farmingtor.| ¢,,. W7ers Will succeed Scharf BARAT Ry a7) (aaa tia | oy) ara veloped 9 catering business and | While his car was parked in the | Tokyo as textile division consultant with iliat, Farmington | as assistant superintendent of the Seinble cattle 2.800: prime steers! served many important Detroit |CitysPariing lot Saturday night, |““ORUEANS, Mass— Winthrop | Mrs. Frances Chubb and Mrs. zzola | yg plant's afternoon shift. Wyers OPEN EVERY
heifers: steady: cows steady mostly 26 | Social functions. Misy Wiley was were stoleri, Dale | Kent, ©, prominent erchitest whe de.) Simpson, both of Lapeer, and &/ has been with Pontiac Motor since JIRLIL SMa RL eR lower; bulls ‘mostly 50 lower; vealers | hostess of the Holland Tea-Room. | Wimberly, 988 Canterbury St. told | ot number of nieces'and nephews... 1977, . - atendy to 1.00 lower; stockers and feed- She and : : : : se J Ruth Weston, ers Weak; good and choice steets 1,150 hersister_also_operated | police. as oe ai whe PEP
Pounds down 19.00-22.00: six loads choice | a‘ tea room, “Wiley’s,” in New played Aunt ‘ip. the -Broadwsy | Church: Bells to Ring Out ’ 078 22.50: m | eed: Li We. wesers. 16.00: 8 lend of York City. eye wre ag to peters ” Freace—Meutke "Owrile’ ti. Imlay City Chest Start cholce , : NB gd re : DeSota 1 i“ ! ch painter ‘ works hang in *
ea, = ae REE tctno ho "|S Sy tee Se| aRSiO, Se Bevo: |, LAY, CHTY—urc, ble . $ 8.00-9. 75: : - . 5 car was in | wald, - 58, ationally - eve | 6:30 t will al the opening
<a veh tae. is 60: Sealers 36.00 down leet ade dae ‘parking lot at Pontiac Motor Di- | spectalis,, research scientist and sss0-| of the porch light campaign for : jon, | Hopkins Medical the ew Township Community iL. pioneer
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WISH I'D SAID THAT: “You can tell ke benthy a man
fs,” says Jan Murray, “by what he fakes: two at a time—
stalze or pills.” wie
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NEW YORK—Ernest Hemingway tells me he hasn't. been
lucky yet trying to catch “the big one” in Cuban. waters for)
about 500 pounds,” he apologized. - “Death Notices - eo CS
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BOGIE, NOV, 6, 1955, CLARE 110 Pine Grove, age 81; be!
husband of L.
and Mrs. Ht "Wen S
brother <= jewel Lens estphahi.
ee, ue N ag a5 p.m, a ‘Ov, »
at the Doncinen-Johne “Panerai
neral the picture “The Old Man and the Sea.” So I asked, “What's the} Home with Dr. Tom Malone of-
Li “ if i A -
biggest you've caught so far? Nothin’ real big . . only, str aae' Bone ‘gin te 2
Linda Darnell and Ann Miller, two gals trom ‘Texas, off on a)
an interesting island custom. You buy a gallon of rum. for 22,
_ take the empty jug back—-and ‘they give you 75c on the jug.
Irving Berlin was telling his favorite tale at-Luchow’s,
When Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom was fighting, he got clob-
bered one night — and suddenly left the ring and started
for his dressing room. The referee, bewildered, yelled,
“Aren't you going te fight any more?” And Slapsierealied. «
back, “Yes ... but not this evening.” ae
British West Indian Airways trip to the Caribbean, learned of | Laan of Henry Katonen..
neral arrangements will be
nounced later by the
Smith RS Horse. HOWDRY, Nov. 4 1ass, NORMAN
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Rock Hunter?"—told Cell Chapman ‘that she was supposed :to/
wear s negligee in the show, but that Producer Jules —
thought it was much too revealing for the stage.
“Oh, let me have it,” exclaimed Miss Chapman, “and I'll wear,
it as an evening gown!”
—f we w*: ® i NE
. Jayne Mansfield — the doll from Texas in “Will Success Spoil, NOV. 8, 1955,
loved husban€ of Ni
kirk; beloved son
Neikirk; dear father pt Burt
Neikir kc. Funeral service’ will be
6.
from the eed Fone
Dr. Tom Malone, of-—
Oakview ome with
cents sg sd ta
Neikirk will Me in)
| state at the *Donelson-Johas Fu- |__neral Home.
One of the best neineviews I ever
didn’t get was with Winston Churchill
—in the middle of it he told me every
in his office in the House of Commons . a. NOV.
- BS 51 inBhetiean Bt CALISTA
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word was “off the record.” I pleaded, | Cemetery. Mrs. Plumb will le in|
but even by ryt Ngeogrend Ba- | Nerve ee Saeeees a . rach's name, I couldn’ con-
sent. This disturbed me greatly until The Pontiac Press Marquis Childs, whe knows Churchill INDEX. - FOR WANT ADS intimately, explained it to me. “Why : To DIAL FE 2-8181 _
should be let you print it, when for : tee eS
writing the same thing he gets $1 8 | CLASSIFICATIONS From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m.
| word?” . ue. ee
as ——— assumes no | 7~ 4 tavortte cotumnist of mine is “Rube Rustic,” of the weekly! A**ovNcmuEnrs | ty "for errors" other - Walton, N. ¥.,-Reporter, who, as he puts it, covers all the better [ict raat cocccccccccf| Pfr, that por of the fra
g barnyards. He recently . “A wildcat is friendly, sedan REET 3) ment which has been Teme eo 9°) EES Se sheer eegenseres dered ralueless .
You scratch his back and he'll scratch yours. : Cemetery Lote cic ieccieees 8 error, When cane = :
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ci eae Cage sete wil be gives.
Don Ameche, a laryngitis victim, hopes for his doctor's OK
to return to “Silk Stockings” soon . . . Jackie Gleason asked Hsin Wanted Female” <.."-:'""°9]1 quinte'sbuteining’ ype sins Dorothy Shay for the diet she used to slice off-18 poungs ... ecommmeenee je A.
Clark Gable rejected « “Person to Person” bid. Work Wanted Pemale’ 20.2777. wit ay to publication.
siatikedas Gaal the day ofypublication after -nighter on the French Ri- —
Garbe hasn't lunched at poet Sart oe Se since a customer asked her 3 "3 ory +3
for an autograph .. . The producers of ¢ ie ie ae a forthcoming musical are trying to $ 379 4%. T30
whip up a publicity romance between : se Sas Rt]
for people whe thing they can drink and drive: “Tt you hie —hike.”
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: sane Asc ya toting. Phone Fates. c | eyes, seomers oeiting for “No! Saemant tte I believe the sofa looks better Garage, PE 2-381: Russell Young Sekt’ Reeee ta be | > Industrial Tractor £0. , | Waeue ae rig ae | st ns ai experlebced there by the lamp in the front of the truck!"”~~ ,, Rooms With Board 38 neavton — TEEN EGP Sa QAM. ATTACHED OARAG
Open Oa case BETH eT | Ramee bettie. Wee HO: | Seen vee tr weer | : BOARD, AND ROOM | Open Eves ul a: _ FE $3600) Soojgg Sn tut foe OR ~~ REDUCE D RATES | Wid, Children to Board 26| *“* _Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | Rent t Apts. Unfurnished 34 cor 800M. BOARD * ouoers Brged tor gue ole OR BETTER HOM to you, ; se cease Lome, Ref- p.m MENT
' rus, tee c ARE FOR LITT TLE =| Russell Young |i 1 ROOM a een Npeer Several Mowital Advise SENFLEMTN. TWh keds coon | LARGE LAKEFRONT SEE PEARL BLDG. CO. :
Bc” saulilteedibthasens m Eves. “t's un PE 40612 ‘ROOMS - lading washer and gryer, $i00 | ‘drinkese, “Day” chift PET baste yen eoite BATHS thts eo y fe!
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\_- 2 INTERIOR tno | yee —~ CASH 48 HOURS =| 7 ROOMS. TADULTS ONLY. “8 | UPPER 4 ROOMS AND BATH. ih enve. Fe ¢ins | ix large rooms end pele} "~~ TWIN LAKES Settonabie. Free evimetes, Of | Wid, Household Goods 27/. FOR YOUR HOME |; Sis SFB soiel. | “heat turn. seo mooi Peo iss| “Atarbus ‘of Onin OO | Rh mga, fae, pe, bedroom. SECTION 3 . | UNFURNISHED 3. ROOMS Siasce Toompoon, PEs | FURNITURE ‘NEEDED aotw WRIGHT, Realtor _| Utilities turn. 258 Lake | ‘bath Take Orisa Btrts 35717, | BOOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE an sate sbesecent, ved el 2 reams. Bedroom, living room.
vit “oe Mouiight ‘oF Rive ‘Real Betate Exchange 7 ROOMS. WALL TO WALL CAR- beat, north side PE 4-2036, nen ae Mott. FE S008. | insdecaped ond shaded. paresi. | Su ew sito for’ work = ve
39036. Ne a “call for oot | 8 ior 700, BB, Community I RADES—TRADES pe. Sen See. os OnPoint Spree one 7 ROOM oat BEATED Mocmiomen. FE 2-175 or PE SSi08 Fut price, 623.00 with $5000 fand innd_ contracts, "Tak! che ne dbo . : ww. 2 vate entrance ade D MAN,
| er Tn pS, ot ae ca ter Os suf Fron a0CrION| f° bomse, foreea, tabe propertr eee | ROOM AP EAT LIGRTS OT e1ns at — cso pleut. Oe bes tae." WE GIROUX & FRANKS Willis M. BREWER
__ Gua juaranted Pree ate Sa OP PONTAET LARGEST payments tre geasee, ‘Treas = oy + ee, cae ome. upper Adults. ienine ob a. ROOMERS AND BOARDERS. 4395 Dinie HWY anes org tee | PE Sate “Or saan eM 3-4n08 A-t PAINTING. PAPERMANGING. | fur _buvers. Cash waiting. eget. intace homes tor smaller, J ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE ROOMS AND & va ) after 8:28 or FB 2660, | Suuthes week ann hecattality a oe Le BUILT IN 3 BEDRMS,
4 WANED TO BUY ALL TYPES | for incomes. We do our utmost entrance. Wor couple of sing! - v fey innerspring mattress. is ua, ‘OTLD ON YOUR LOT basement. $1650 down to GO,
PAINTING PAPERMANGING "| ef ferntture. Poane Pe S4im0 to satisty “all ‘parties concerned, | lady. $16 weekly, Apply 6 Summit | WEST SIDE. UNFURNISHED 6| TV. #0122. 3 dedroom shell house. | _loan. PE 1-8973.
WALLS’ CLEANED WANTED MAPLE DINETTE Ger |. De Bot fet obilgated” Call us fe | er Feidturen “shipping ‘center. - Ph. | Go a Hiomes 38A| ™..! cur moseh, “Por aay | _ NOTHING DOWN. Pal 7 Wal Wal We hi me suite." FE ouour honest si eo. re ra rpcogs tap sage Pessaiamy | Reet Hes ferences, PE 34303 | _ MI 6-4072. * | ORV ERORCERE TIONS SEO | Genel ieemation | | Su Build 2 bed.20m house with n shin: : our OOMS * ]
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Fe Wid. Miscellaneous 28 ee eae BATH. ADULTS. * poset ve Re pets, FE sole. s97i prone. tite ee ‘ : :
attanable ‘retes. FE C3800. sure & SON ounl® & sata i y BEDROOMS. BATH Ol WERT cent Home. State sremeeet, ove, Open
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ee en 2 tingle of @ oF 5 i. double. Reason: Sorietion Tei | oo ¢ Party | HOTEL ROOSEVELT | jaw red for nadir: vale, ; . NOVEMBER witioment 4 2 gat Pe Sens ster to non ‘, Ae be folks We We have, sold * nome lean ring tate het. one t ind only. Fe Rooms. #12 0 up Bath. $17.50 up. Pherae vacant ! and blocks Wit pevneges on labs eon-
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gta ig a _Bunday, ee WANTED, OFFICE BAPE: ul yrs, asad to seit Por ; Bare bath. Couple enty. fie are 414 Auburn — we a re 2en0| 6261 Andersonville Rd. . =.
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wr ee 533 auyERA rms. and e Sem ee a, — Sills METAL GRE Rent orgs : 40 bath “ial esoment._ Ready, for yp let. Pinon sentel’ ean
for a Class C Bar, inc Ra. MU 4-2382. Aware X 50 STORE BVILDING. PLEN- redwood on rest. 7 Located
rt, Un, Bas, meading Peal | Ra MU, Se roman | Mates’ angagat: fe Fem Por Wot parting. , Good. ey Se oY Fuse Ral ete Gomtnren ae cise Tell Hecated, Immeaiote | “apt. Private sulremee, shower sed | FOR LEASE: LARGEG—WED-| stairs t4 Huron Commerce | OL igus” eee’? PP Cinder block abel on 14 ann anted to Rent 29) ROY KNAUF, Realtor | _FE sam. Bisheg. geed ‘west tne, locaton, | ——e eee BUILD NOW Satta ae fini sts FAMILY. 1 CHILD, WISH To | 20 W. Huron PE 274% OA $3339 | DANDY MODERN TO MINUTE 3| Bus si door, 2 baths. gas beat. | y site, agents Be 8, EA BR pam, odie 4 : house, N.side, t room apartment : . $135 per month. tern" .. atte handle down
te pears caperinnne. Lory | Feces Pa Samer wn | | BUY OR SELL | Se Sea eet oan anne oy ey A, Eo ar fer rai pistes Sut. Ml! "EMBREE & GREGG , Squipment, Ousr,_ work. —_ Sa SERVICE TO LANDLORDS| arty or will sell it for and ‘week. Bo Write Pon NO LAKE ~, tached garage, : 1665 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-433 estimates, John Taylor, OR ae, ‘ gs, oy ew yon bow to ont ¢ if the Ese recs box 8. Give age and ‘Autamatio ot beat Near Union soe 14,500 : UNION VILLAGE ws. “YE 4200 168 E. Pace, ‘at Unwented calls. send ore reasonable. Call now end/ reference. Lake. Rd. Towmeet 90 ROY ANNETT, INC. Tine, tort im H3,900 a a cnet or EM 3-3705
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B pene Sas) pera, Saepe| Ok ee | omer | HAY ecg eae State 2 c e ; ‘e | - 1 ° ‘ ieighne ceca | Eetaceer Nese ee] See aa are Re] Reems ek me DEN fais recor t ir 19 years em. i % ee rge su Ot ResALe Possession hs ome.
faces, tat you yil'be nate: | fr elsen wter'mah, PEt” | “aires | Secons "'Ressocaus | "~~ Desk SPACE madeniten ee, at Bee | yp tecrenm homey ook noes fied. We handle all detatls for 1i- hee Duck BZ: | paguranes. attoraey or mpesuntant'| corner int’ f bedsores nak an Plasterea walls, off furnace, full
oe ee kN Ral eA ee ead aed eS CO AR See ate ~-\. “earpentey. beigh--work, cetnent, ; | HOORRN 7 REDROCM HOME. | fee” re 5-1 | Paved @ “carport. Peaced | WOW INTEREST. 45, Der cont Ot FE 42000 me sess | WASTER GPO MERE OM BOL | vou sOY ivtwe ki inaUne rr|_ Ok. sed Ser NPAT ARE} Consist fupaited. Fb bats THELMA M, ELWOOD] Jere, Set gowns: per| fii “Gubuneh ath "Et
Pew ing. 188 . 4 caves, He Teeter : yur sees Spent or. | 2 a BB Pe soe 8143 cee ih Ra. pinstuding tes and ‘ineurance o a. modera xl at ea
Wouse woving. FULLY 5 Share Living Quarters 30 MAHAN _oy on ag Ew YEAR AROUND 2 BED- lent E room, separate Rintne oom tat | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor rE . b A. ¥ i =) Rn % S fa ; CLEAN ROOMS. i =. home. 3 blocks off ‘ For Rent Miscellaneous 4 42 room, separate con Mi ng kit- . bi
CREMING 450 ReagreniNe, “ “ieped complet caret coed ceed |, REALTY Howard ale oa DOMP mHOP oe X oe woe Pen |. Peeebeph fernach, a car goraee a gg went Bete scat oe Beis“ | em SOGEEY oh RA FO | MEN SGMOURD PLE TEAR SRE ta | Meta a Lies a eae iaey | tate Ret atta iarge job, PE Toi. «24 | Wed. Contracts, A 0263 . 1 block Wist of Biue Sty, | RANCH HOME.” ALL MODERN. ONE WAY _ Se REAL BUY
.- Se FLOOR Aen | FOUND: BLACK IN SAS Socteacts, Mtge. 33 wext Boon TO BRANCH PVT. APT. CLOSE IN. on sabes cnet RENT WERE LEAVE, de GAY DEN, Realtor ? rom tne ceria eve.’ _ Sending and . Phone FE Drive-ta Rar Goren loan dine 4:0 a par eel elton Open ves. Sun. 12-3} 7 room house on Green 8t. 6
Scorn Restaurant s ating THREE ROOMS PRIVATE SATh | [20% (towne off Jocira.' Mevly |p Seeing tus Sites, |— SLOOP S townamne— | On Ret eT eee S88 ;
ae Eee) Sette Noe Nene | Kae RENE AO | MaDe Joe SUPPOT | ae carat erg veg! Wop wie cart Ee etn SF re ‘ homes " ar. Bont. 1 of 3 men. MY 333. $60 per month; exciudin " 168. sign . restricted area. Four thang et 2 BEDROOMS :
ae A 7 cong Semi npancine me oF va sell a year : fame Adults, Oniversiy DOUBLE GARAGE ON DIXIE bedrooms, [2xi?, dining Full beth. Of furnace. ions ;
APPLIANCE SERV Ge | aoe ap Ra. saeumen to’ rave. Sen So an wet Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 WILL LEASE 7 BEDROOM Mop- ws Pe ‘Drayton s. on bulls to cectegtion room "with Prat “aod sberrien sites x :
| erators, , cleaners en An trae 43538 Se we SE ond one Oe years SECC arr. aeTa. Gag| oe Beme. | A. €. Ol beet nicely fre ig we oan oa | “ae artis, et N
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a: 105) Pes needs | see tae Russell Young |? BEOagow Apis patios oat | Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) "'k. G. "HEMPSTEAD . tak "a lle money and. $55" on . field e SGN se" Ge | Lot: RED BONE BOUND TE | Phoee PE Sint Aa te Ae | cp wy, moREATOR oe cay |? OUI | 123 BEDROOM. | 2 WHITE | “CUCKLER ago i. * — — ate cies tie CARH Open ives. "tl © Gun. PE tenis | 908 8. r} For Sale Houses 43 BR hae Sante ; fan i nee | * SELL OR TR i. = water line, field tile. js. Ceananes. Sepercans ral 2° $ ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN OS.
sa oy oorram PE Me ie baths. "Oenetal Printing, pyshepee chan isk nlowlag CASH. Sutce | SE. 410 DN. IMMEDIATE Pos: | "fee agains she Sikey boa puna oy motay aed: mes | LOST” WEIMARANER PUPPY. "¢ = | Dez amatt quits, at you, nave | shane _Stadion. On Same. USED HOMES | ?.estet Sh door within 2¢ hours with cash | 4 ~. | $8,050. 640 per month.
3 ' i Printing & 8. Grey-beige, with amall
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| Sam Warwick has several new |. Attractive large lot Sodded| Cty 2 bedroom brick. Breeze-. 3 bedroom homes on wooded lawn. Newly landscaped with. bar-| ay end 2 car garage. $75 per
Cheitingham road with beautiful! becue, fenced yard and lawn | month. :
“BROS, Zee, M. Stn, Realtor
REALTORS - ‘Eves "tl 8:30 raftered ceilings, massive brick, ‘sprinkling system. Cottage hac 3 é ¢ 3660 =Dixte Hey. } oul ee has‘ 3 Prt .
Phone OR 31872 _or ‘OR 21760 LISTINGS WANTED ee ee Le Gael ee he eee sleeping | LAKEFRONT
- TH. FRIGIDAIRE, STOVE. nen! and @ dishwasher. Large family place. Knotty “var interior uu a a distin % needed. We, will «: tet cod 3 @ BATH. FRIGIDAIRE, 5° 18 ONE FLOOR. GA-| room. These homes really stand | ity and sereened porch. © “} ‘tral fireplace, off furnace. $16,
pat all's int prompt F ota ae ake aire 2 one : Sor io it eee | we pen pa EM Ty be ona Pally inalated | $00 cesh (0 morigsae service é . ents or a year a dj - wks Pa
om Fe D. HAMMOND | 2tt entrance. Aduite only. $0 / crest Sup. Adults. Phone MA have reai plaster, real céramie | home. Convenient terms avai. BARGAIN FOR CASH + wood. --— $0088. &.m. to 12 Boon. tile, gas heat, reinforced con- | able Don't — — a gd Moe $6.750-buys 24041 ranch type home
264 W. Huron Bt. Re ATE |i RAMONA ha crete’ driveway city sewer and | - tractive cotta cad -getane. Mhaty incguuages ee q , Water, Lots 84 wide. Only 2) mer's living “ tte ‘pest — all “for | fenced back yard. today.
Ere, Peta? E 714 |" entrance. Inquire at Seshe-'| unfurnished, $75 Ot a” eee rom = Cit w Adults, Call from § to 8 p.m.| prising heach, Just north of Mid- privileges. West, of
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Sere See Coe oe ER ONEEE eee orem | Sees es] 1 y oi hee E E CF. |~ only. 163 — Bt. May be seen ore. $60 month, FE 43196. | for intment and directions. 1 YEAR OLD Ridgewa
_ (ON GREEN LAKE) Sey and noon end ROOM & BATH DRAY- ay 1 ta 6. Price | 2 :targe - bedrooms. “Extra terre y
TCaEADOTRS. FOR ALL LAKES |S ROOM APTS. TILED x eS :200_up, Immediate possessioe. | tered’ walle. Omh floors "kt teh | since =“ a HERE | baths. - Heat. Apply Maeagers |g rege be \ with dining area, Ol furn REALTOR | | _ apt, 444 E. Pike. PE #-2336. ea ra ang i NE 2 BEDROOM Complete with partial basement. 975 Baldwin +4209 : : bs and’ te t room and kitchen Storms and screens. Large lot, Co-operative Rea} Estate Exchange
Woodward # . EM 3-417) ¢ & a Bary RRs : . Midwest 1. tae. * heck’ te the school off | ©8230. $2,500 down. $60 per mo.
. Please logs 3. ee ai ap Sate ih sant: | ew ¢ SOE N HOU N'Perry..$2.000' will handle. : | ene EsrviEw as Inc. Td =
; 3 OR List YOUR = : - | FHA terms. merson, . en eee WILL mt LAKE | ford, OL 6-1701. roms. Sor. Ty : ‘
SE SEEING, Reward PE D018. | We will give you a quick cach otter, . Purchasers waiting, | 7 ROOMS “AND BATH PRIVATE | ‘fisors ast Greaney Ge SOUTHEAST. ‘ONLY $6,950 29896, { ' s Zith no additionel idden coxts “9800 Commerce Ha, *| entrance, utilities near General eens and glassed in porch. Stove 2 hedroom, full basement with | ogg ae Rete room, din
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MONEY! Sell unneeded ta, Ipehodes full ta : Sa Sat
through Classified Aad "TO MAKE BUSINESS
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Yes, whatever it is — dal Ads! ‘To cell Haat throtigh Classified Ads! J A. 4 aylor -FE26I81. for an at to kittens, dial FE 26181. FE28I81. \. - |S? pains eeadages | writer and Fe fe ey ay ce Onkiana Ave. et
Estate Erebange | 6 hocet: RANCH STYLE | and =. Chart Timken
cereens.
|, 81,450 down, OF3-0702
Immediate Pc Possession
Low Down Payment ie. @ bedroom modern
te,’ 2 sam rooms. Cas
and dining foom.
# Oak floers through-
‘Peat amd clean Good
basement, jaundry tubs @nd a
most new gas ~ furnace
garage, Fenced va
garden . space
schools & chopping. “OR 3-5320 ur
FE 24110 nt. ranean
First Oifering
New Brick Ranch
_CHEROKE E HILLS gustom
bedréom
completion provides
ost in conventent
t Delightful. 23 x 13
ining reo hes fire-
place and window-wall with
x ae Large. light kitchen
dining space. 1% tiled Cathe, ample wardrobe clos-
els and storage. attached
oversize 3 car garage
Here's a home as appealing
on it, quiet cloge in io-
cation amohg other
Jhomes!
‘CARL W. BIRD,Realtor $63 Community baer te
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"PONTIAC REALTY | pi Baldwin : rE —
“CLARKSTON HOME offers large living |
bedrooms ‘and
bain’ Ful bakement with gas!
heat. ame wah
an : MEAGHER Real ESTATE Oxford, Mich. OA 83122
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PEARL BUILDING CO. = =: * FE 5-7923
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bss Power water, |
ts BE Sinise.
Double &
Bank Biag |
Near Crescent Lake large 2° bed- |
wins tevin aa
3 BEDROOM BRICK. 5 modefa kitthen and
inette, bath with shower, brick
fireplace, fui, basement, recréa-
tien room,” 2 car brick . garage,
_ of frult bearing trees, over
% foot frontage. Very clean,
heat. and well constructed. Priced
| wb $15,060 with terms,
| VACANT WEST SUBURBAN
This cute $ room bungalow, con-
| gists of. 2 bedrooms liv
with dining ell. modern
3 pe
ims sulated, very
l'w car garage
lands aped |. ing reem,
itehen,
clean and tidy,
2 nice jots,
ries ni ewly Lake
price $8.050 with terms. bath and utility room, fully | For Sale Hewes 43
HOME, NEWLY
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= WiLLIs M. BREWER . Parke»
“CLARK ie MILES | . This bome bes 2 bedrooms |
| down, with one up, carpeted Hv. |
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on Cass and Ehabeth Lakes. Full ,
a. 250 DOWN. 2? bedroom bunga- |
1 FA heat
3 pe. bath 2 nice lots,
garage which wired for 230
volts. basement, laundry tubs and
drains, shade ‘trees, “and
escaped Lake privs.
ohiy $8,250.
CLARK
FE 46492 | ter w Buren
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange good conditt Om,
i’ car
|3 Bedrm. Ranch Type | Attractive home only 2 yeara old
plastered wWalis, storm &
screens” Large int +het5¢
abie to take over existing 4 per
cent Gi mortgage with very low sash
Pos:
monthiy parmenia, Cail today,
Round } ake . Nicely mined jake front home
consisting large living rm. i
with oe en good sized bedrm.,
kitchen with dining area. wtility
bath Screened porch the
aute. off water
heater, gas stove, new kitchen
cabihets & Youngstown sink. Only |
$1,500. down. Immediate posses —
Het, :
| John K. Irwin | REALTOR
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| Phone F
KNUDSEN | , | Highly Restricted Area - Immediate poksession of this |
beutiful ranch home. It has”
many.enjoyabie features such
as dem on first floor,
* ment activities room and
Full basement with FWA gas
heat an tbr ne 2-1804
_Geraze and over
acte and
Seminole Hills |
An attractive 3 befroom |
with large living
wral fireplace
‘ing and drapes
A oil heat. In te solendid A bie down say.
ment will handle,
WM. H. KNUDSEN raed car
: GATEWAYS. to.
HAPPINESS
COLONIAL HOME
_ & spacious living room |
= family —
‘ a ree lot with some
trait fered i $8.975. with $3,000
| MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS
FE 20263.
bets '. Best Buys |
x
$650 DOWN For this 5 room and utility
home located west of Pon-
tiac with stool and —
electric hot water heater &
san lot with
ated near
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one
& from bis line. CT M,
” WEST SIDE
basement, mace, newly
7 remodeled kitchen and bat room and 2 car garage. real buy
terms.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
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Birmingham | - TWO'S COMPANY and vaby tity IMMEDIATE
Aig Fg 3 gy Fy ite home POSSESSION just a Year old, pear at
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young couple fust
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9 iets ae oy weer, 5695 = Berk
JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING! BRICK HOME with 15 >: bree.
way and garage--2 lots—L,
PRIVI ES. fenced rear lawn,
nice neighborhood! Paneled rec-
reation room, tiled floor tuilt
in bookshelves, XTRA LAVA
TORY im the excelient basement. -
Ou heat, of course Ww, th
first floor has vestibule entrance
and farge living room with heat-
olater fireplace. A most attrac-
tive kitchen: and dining combin-
ation, 2 large corner bedrooms
and tile bath. AND a big 28 ft
aneled ang plastered almost fin*
shed second floor with 4 win-
- dows! HOW CAN ov M
Your family will leve jt!
right pow! Call
Commercial Frontage 46x200 ft. lot om main artery tn
Pontiac with 28438 workshop and
large 3 bedroom home, full base: |.
ment, ol] heat, $17,500, terms,
‘Crescent Lake Highlands SUCH A PRETTY HOME’ and
comment!
teo, with ig 30
streamlined kitchen, living room, | 1704 S. Tel Rd.
: ~ FE42
I th t ed even. ant ee of she os Highest Otter
2 ju Sa Oe “ee Le oe eee - - : ee fag . New 2 bed-
. Ls : = : . storm
“J’'m redecorating . . . my old decorations are all pe To gs = married nowt’ : 5 washer, ane dryer. Electric stove
. . a tnd rettieerator or water, 968
| FbuMSS Shuto ecas peas | x i oe the tremendons value ___ For. Sale e Houses 8 For Sale Honess il ear gai on one acre. Pruit ‘effered im: this ence tnn a trees, down, 485 Wilcox
ranch home seer Drayton, SYLVAN. LAKE , y 9-1543,
Oi) heat, large Heng the By owner: 2 large s :
sores and are m modern home, 5 age
at” ts "smal News oo ae é on payment to GI, ; | ec 2,088 sarees. a
oe. Geeta she IT— PHONE
HUMPHRIES. REALTOR... , FE 2.0474 $3 iN. Telegra
Co-operative
A HOME-OF OWN ea! Estate Exchange
YOU R Fe ©
Suburban—Close In Very attractive § room home
with 2 nice rooms; fulj bath,
large carpeted living room, large
kitchen-<dinetie & a den. It also
bas a very nice full
with rumpus room, laundry trays,
oi furnace, storm sash, screens,
bisulation, garage, paved st:, nice
shade & shrubbery.
at $12,500, terms.
| Off Cass Lake Rood Get settled for winter im this
utility room. Owne
wt. The price — ONLY ‘3.
terms,
S. Hospital Rd —1 Acre bedroom Fg eining
SS aes te iviens. : ery ree room,
largé dining bed-
m., agg ge J & «@ . Own-
stout | NICHOLIE) AND HARGER 00."
OWNER TRA oa rant © for. $3000 equity in 2 -bed-
Ww miles
and til . plus -statr-
way to attic, rec-
rea ri heat. Ce-
ment drive to 2 car ga-
rage e ileges,
day possession,
NEW BRICK
RANCH HOMES In Lake Angelus area, These |
are the biggest new home!
values ever Phe gy A Six
=, large fooms 1
"eww wie
vanity iy Sains, 2
Lap ang
my ca eaiiget
wants them all sold before
wititer
$900 DOWN
JOHN
KINZLER 7R FE 43525 REAL
’ Ope en Evenings | ‘
basement |
Homes™ A real bome ,
| Real
Pompey St:—Near Airport | 78 hus
aeensens,
fine value at $11,900. = * at
ee ene
attic. Wall to Se
tile é bath, | “pated street, 50 ft.
12,950.
eas
* Terms. Bateman ~
ao
a
‘en
These Features you'd expect in a
hom ed
Need we say. more?
in
tors
Telegraph “i Kampsen
FE 40528
’ Eves, & Sun. owe this eg > nedvenne
t Dorothy : lavatory. Nice
ats PR ee neat, Located on ‘paved iigby
Ld ete s home comet ly fintebed
Sny der Lavender
WHITE
BROS.
‘ i
rs
| ‘3
il te
SPECIALS
x5
§ gases tt
that home of NEW HOMFS:
Gl's $750 Dn.
FHA $2,100 Dn. °
Full Price $14,700
ARDENS
8 “haily,
Hu
2
pan a mad’ oon 8 é
§
Af THE“ELDORADO”
LOON ide shioade: ee Ranch h Type :
—
CHICKEN "FARM
BROWN ba o—_ ~
rote aa fer
particuiare “eau
re
schools and 10
‘tw rig pin ee at ponte 3 | L. H. BROWN, Realtor | 1962 W. FE Estate rative
YOUR LOT &/OR LOW
DOWN -PAYMENT
EDWARD B. KEITH “THE on MAN”
"enced ot, mle miles N. X. ‘of Pontiac.
TEMPLETON: MUST SELL
te with r 3
— Ae ®
: Pig h hy 4
Scort TAKE RO ROAD
: Roy Annett Inc.
AT ROCHESTER Ts yout bathroom crowded in the
morning? ‘
$400 DOWN * rancher with. eid Modern 3 bedroom home, complete | home is custom built we. many
aOd screens, a Riese cor binces. ‘Farms Such as tire-
ner Farm ae Bitchen Nate
saree DOWN oo com.| flout “rooms. "Located ont scenic * pleted on the ova com-| lot. 140x200. Complete and ready
@n Touken Ba. Jon ott Adame | jc PA Mie 1919 3 M-15|- Ra, ou, for inspection or call’ + among Broker
—a_Ot OL 1-711
ANNETT - OFFERS
Near St. Vincent's
8.000.
| Bloomfield Highlands ae
A JOHNSON, Realtor
OFF JOSLYN 3 bedrooms on one floor,
oak floors, Venetian shades,
alls, full basem
and only 83,600. down, $65 a Band Cali for appoint-
me
VACANT 1 acre, 1 car ga-
> and a
- be privile
pate Pi ite terms,
for appointment.
JOHNSON STREET ¢ home
WE NEED ListiN os
Wee REALTY CO. +6178
ens
Drayton Woods
Ee lah ee
car carage. ar- ie, Car
: . luded. Attractive new brick and
aluminum replace, 1 }
in Oxford. $4,500 down.
Joseph Fr. Reisz
Open ieadtins
Co-peratise Real Evtate e
West Side) Family Special pe heme, walk.
aun dn, full basem ; gas heat and water, 2 car
garase. Shown by appoinment
West Suburban be baci , sug ranch t ty low,
one floor, © with on: sep . . ie
with shower, gas heat, PR
hot : automatic
¥ i
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR R AD, CALL FER, i GOING
. orale GONE Just few homes are lett.
send im BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN
oe HURRY and select ane
of these lovely FACE BRICK |
ranch. style homes while you stil!
ean choose interior colors, and
select ceramic tile. and formica
—— ‘Many exceptional features | tut aaa
Solid Side. Drive—Carport |
Large Lots
Three and Four Bedrooms
TwoBaths _ Near public and parochial schools
gy within shopping center oa of
$14, 950 Incigtins 3 x ~ Lots
it Home
SOUARE TAKE AND
MIDDLEBELT ROAD
Northwood | Organization, Inc.
: Phone FEderal 4-6191
GAYLORD Three Bedrooms
see this home ~% 912.600,
New 180 Acre
| spe Pes feat Vest Side
ral Price $8,950
Leatie R. Tripp. pp, Realtor
“Ss Era ee me
i furnace, large Ricely lands: | .
~Maceday lake, sa bees Terma.
inks ae beach.
1° = 18a Mot with large. 2 car
water Bintanee
wult. 4°
waa
bu
LAKE FR RONT [ HOME 1% miles from city Hmits! we
have a ‘ = y
‘Dreeseway rage, fu bases.
mete, beat Bevo al Fe eta piian dome. Liberty _ 9.3600
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 44A\
NEW CABIN ©
at St. Helen (3 hour drive from
Pontiac). In heart of deer coun-
try. ‘T mlts trom pubite beat lant: |
Call MA $4216 after 4 p.m. _ y
— bong ML CABIN NEAR GLAD-
dow tagiioe sting and. fishing sie Call efter 4 p.m. rE
_Suburban_ Property 454
je
13 Big Spreading
Shade Trees: Do you like @ well ahaded
home? Then, see this big
roomy 3 bedroom home on.
4-10 acres _ Rochester 6
room “bath down.
unfinished aie with
— for room *
mali
well *pullt
pon Re coop and 2 car a
— All for only $18,
Roger B. Henry Ine.
S11 Main St.. Rochester
ou Mit rcs OL 1! ie
For Sale Lots 40
| LAND SUITABLE For
tor immediate butid
wes, fae ee
oi LOTS IN ROCHESTER
peretis Ae ion ame: pares ah
reasonably priced with iow down
CRAWFORD
53% ¥ arenes tod vise
LOT 64x00 NEAR ORION.
nes car Rochester on adome Rd.,
soode ts Seton Wart. th.000'¢ =i
“FRANK SHEPARD OL. 1-Th11
MEMBERSHIP IN THE CANADA | ~ Lodge. Lot on Geneva Lake,
exclusive Homesites Forest Lake Country |
stibdivi-
in beautiful
new
6 pm.
- A, JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533 —
* 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
Fe Bon os Poctinc
“WOODWA
ao
PONTIAC REALTY - 73? Baldwin
f 3 WHAT YOU ARE
To Buy—Te
LORD | | «4
16 FE. Pike St. Oven Ever. & Bun. -. Estate Excha Co-operative Real
~ SUBURBAN HOMES
deta
=
finished
Perry Acres No Ae New sec opened, .
north 0 i Pontiae a a. Sen | : = ee omenttes
"Drayton Highlands har ‘eins ee pe lots
ce ee. a Draytén
No prc —
80 acres_of
: ane ina repeis evel
SMALL U SHELL STATION | Iease,
235 Acres =’
Ready for Development mi pes
miles”
H unting. Land wooded land
‘River near Oscoda
with Le] ‘eabin, Quick pa-
John K. Irwin
101% Phone FE 56-9447. Eve FE 32-1806
7 CNE ity 2M sere parcels,
% yo vel
* awh FORD
53% Wo mur PE 4-150 Eves. MY 3-1085
For Sale Forme 48 PPLE ae lt li i ial
TT ACRES. ONL x $9,006. 3, AGRES.
sy ae eae Se _Dinaan “a pon Paks AiG | con tee utledge. On suit, PE 40093,
Sale Business Property 49 Pt
Groce ery,
Beer and | Wi ine " —
a |
alse living | quarters oi or Te ~ ng lh Perkin es
can today.
John K. Irwin REALTOR
1925
BUS. LOTS WITH SMAL UILD-
img. 44x110, located nent to ab
ley. FE 3-0716,
CONVALESCENT
OR: TOURIST HOME
fu —— or ne
hon $26,000 to $) ick penne tet € ele, W408
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
24 W. Lawrence _ FE 64108
Next = on = * Power
: }
M-59 } 4 oad
ZONED COMMERCT & LionT MANUFAC nO
parcel Waterford ar Sz Only Gs with 1.100 down,
|HOLM
, BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy.
OR 3.1950 -
Rent Lease ease Bus. Prop. 494
SABLE ‘BUSINESS
butldin bas)
brick Baldwin. Will H decorate. 2-7892.
STORE, 46 X 59, So, WITH apt. Piesty of parking $14 Huron St, Com As Lake iat 7.
i after, fe _FE heeee trom’ oe ote ‘
roe, We ‘Bore, Room. 60 ae food fot ¥ He
Lease available, FE
= Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO sER
SAVE OVER $1,000
oe _ of $3,000
| tures and e partit ce
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR | FE 28316 “ W.Huron St. Open Eve. T to ®
Business Opportunities 51
FOR LRASE: 2 sTaLt,
_.Good location. FE Ley remorr.
R ~ CLASS CBA! Northern ee in ek! area,
iow sia deat riers. YOR Sas eal; "Call after 6 p.m. *
Hi ere’s Independence
“_
"| @e
money
p~ 1A You wil
MICHIGAN BUS
SALES Gas & Service Sta
3 . Dinnan & Bal ser |
RESTAU~7
across from Motor.
He airerend. Wort oting into.
__.& thousand up. Ksotty. pine papel:
oo Tg Py = neko: B Ss
‘BUILDING SUPPLIES MA 6-661)
Save Money at >amame
ca end ne ge |SALEI SALET SALE!
_ Extra Fast 2 BB]
_ Service
any
to 3 months to revay
HOUSEHOLD
$25 to
FR Y SER
tion
youreelf WHE Ey arene YOU NE
== |$25 to $500] Skee ll ae sification “Hobbies and
FINANCE CO.
Cy NEED SEASONAL ,
INESS
CORPORATION PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.|
ee
g a
i
:
i
Partridge | *
TODAY'S SPECIALS
Vatuabie geal ea
TA e
+ f
wees WARD E. PARTRIDGE!
REALTOR © FE28316 43 _W, Huron st Eve. 1 to 6
at of . Dark
#2
TAVERN:
Electric, . Muron
i
ae BURMEISTER’S
LUMBER 8Q),000
ES ARE Wi ONLY
VICE BABY GRAND PIANO,
ent $200, 1378 | excel
Lyonhurst . Road., Lingharm.,
Phone MI 4-4760,
PLAYER "PIANO, BALDWIN make, completely reconditioned,
Harp’ attach . excellent con- dition, “OLive. ban
G)
, NO HAT
hes been modernized. Reason
able. FE 24007.
Sale Office Equipment 63
OFFICE NTER i
12 ft. long, 4 in high. Ultra mod-
em birch w
-_ Bix cock ravers bufllt-in
spece wil sliding doors,
4 E: 7%
. OA 8-3925, OA 8-: po ay
ALL KIMBA PIANO, | Nursery, MUtual 40038,
eet oe te CLOSE OUT
STEINWAY BABY ORAW, ‘<i
storage | Sontact
re C¥o1
Sheet Rock C&C ...... ; 1%)
ia w. pine M 88.00 w. fir bds. per M...... $o08
ore std "sous eee 130.00 std, rT f
=e waa Douglas fi M y4 ls ir, or a
2” bianket ve 7 4.45
4x8xe fir Plyscore 5.95
% ti Ply 3.05 ie knott pine ber M..... $160.00 x veneer So Ricitaliak ag
Comb. alum, doors from....§ 29.95 P doors... 4 14.96
pe. colored bath set, all fittings,
t iron tub ....... $150.06
1%
ALL MAKE SURE IT's
BURMEISTER | Northern: Lumber Co,
Pontiac 18
S4 tn. and 66 in. models values. Michigan Fiuo-
PO 3 ee ‘nano,
§ we
7
$22,000. also avail
ue 3-2254.
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS &
>
(Foe eee re THOMAS ECONOMY
FURNITURE CO.
ite tn |.
Fits fast
Machine and i
“THOMAS ECO
a * i
Gal. Electric Water heatername brand. , Rex.
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
ROCHESTER; MICH. © LOAN 3500 Z 22 N. MAIN
L
Rochester OL 60711, OL 1-971
39,000 Families) amt-&
ee er
_ Buckner _. Finance Co.
Pontiac 2nd Floor, National Bide.
Drayton Plains, 4512 Dixie Hwy,
| ___ For Sale Clothing 56 oe Size 36-
is, +5088
9900p OUTGROW
‘dresses, | ék mes :
iis. PE $207 CECIL AN
Black velvet formal TELEVISION SA Console
'| "Sale Household Goods "87
: 's : Furniture and Appliances 125 W. Huron &t, 40583
Used pumps, shallow and deep well
pan
ALL FOR $44.95 HARDWARE PAY ONLY $1 WEEK
Ho
Pearson's Bank Furnitare | ing and
sion lectes
Deliver | WATER SOFTENER
ae rains, DOWEX, lfetime! TWEEN 9 AND 4, FE}.
Wield
Open Sunday
Pachoud Wrecking Co.
cad - Roofing and Siding
Combination Doors
Insulation
M. A. BENSON r inaw re 43n1
i ugrer and Bg Bs
Talbott Lumber 22, 2, also Spre¢ and
Se eee ee, i rer =
promo, pall heh. pe, suse tne. | 8 Tre. % ste h
field. "be: ton Pisin.
“from 420: G: A. ‘Thompson, 80 8.
WINDOW SASH & . COM-
bination windows and doors. Rea-
rey Rd., Auburn
71-0873. . :
multions, $20. en. $150 for
ek ean ass, for te es ‘Al COAL HEA’
> Pee Ss, me
me & Auto __Pulass. Oh 380,
PL El
HU! N, § PT. MEAT COU
with compr MUtual 4-3860
tor
DEER HUNTERS ‘+. Here Are the Best
Ri ee
5-108
SUPER X SHELLS
"ANDERSON HDWE. 2182 6. TELPORAPH PE 5-962 FREE PARKING FOR 100 CARs Mon., Tues., Wed. and Bat, 9 to 6 Thurs. and Fri. 8 to &: Sun. 10 to 2
31 cal, amme.
Sire ee, and ete, ELLY’S HARDWARE Ls,
£.\| Hunting Accommod, 65A
:D -OR LOADED. PON- TIAC AREA. CALL BE-
2-296.
Sale Store Equipment 64
pressor. Good cond. $200. | siz
: ‘BARGAING -
Sat Pa sae 65, 8 mm, Manley Leech,
wi ;
et Rants: :
Win. 30-36 or 32 rifles... $53.75
Heavy loads, all gauges .....02.38
sous LOS
\ a]
Fast wing silver maples, @ to
To fh tall. "$4.43 each. Limited su
S NURSERY PE 64711
vy BOXE ps RY between’ John R and ‘Dequindre,
ry ane N.
2480 Auburn Rd. 4-650.
‘A §
Pood. Since. 1977, 584 Oakland Ave,
PARAKEETS. BABIES, 7] MEL-
rose, FE 23-3340
~PARAKEETS 1 oh St. PE 39-4025. Sun.
PAR.
DANCEY’S PET me
Ze Voorhels Ra.
‘Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 prt gli en spin Hoss sorchet nots
-|} BOARDING, BATHING AND CLIP- ping. 14''N. r 5 'N. Perry. FE 2-6113.
DOGS, ATS 5
Caied. Burshell, 7 6. Tele
\_graph.
-| "Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ALFALFA, BROME HAY, FinsT _ gutting. Ray Wheeler, White Lake,
md * tim mixed. Clover & ak 5 40038. 2922
ALL TYPES OF HAY, FIRST & second cutting. deliver. OA 68-2179.
CORN. 4015 BALD BAOLE LAKE - | "Rd,, Holly. Ph. M¥irose 71-2700 or
7-2781
HAY, STRAW. OATS. BARLEY . ~-| and corn. MA 54-0666.
-|GaTs AND CORN. OL 20008, Roch ester
$00 BU. OATS AT 6 CENTS BU:
165 s ont straw, 40 cents bale » bale; 100 bales second cutting al-
falfa, 73 ¢ 5» bale FE 44228 175
Scott Lk. Rd.
For Sale Livestock 72
FOR CASH IN A.
HURRY, sell things
end brome mixed. Alfalfa =
eee
aS
ee
eT
ae
ee EE
il
eae
;
’
aul
2 eo MONDAY
mee een hs
. DAVIS & SONS
FARM MARKET Rd. 1 block W.
ye
FE Fee
—aBPLES
ee :
HOMESTEAD ORCHARD,
~ S180 Sd. up of, pick your ows, 6
SpaEARD SQUASH, BLUE OR
3 cents a pound, all sizes, Giddings 6 Rd. FE 5-6060. - [ai
‘ATORS ‘Téc So PER BU APPLES 4 ALMA Fr.
oF tee See Sle house
Past Clarkston-Orio a. Bring
containers,
ATOES, $5 “A ae ist house south a Granger Rd, at
1419 Sashabaw
FOE Scie jo ee | ald wir
.-- ae - ‘ecagaiptenaenin Bring
TORS W CENTS A BORE
j & —— me first hous¢
“Sale Farm Equipment 7 bee ag Ba tg ig
on
rT RMS
DEPENDABLE PARTS AND
FE +0134 "KING BROS: YOUR LH DEALER
=
=
+f on tee 5. of, e w
stam with the rehase ri 2
= mower complete
979.05 = iow $90 ea *
’ LEF'S pecs in & Service
c. Mt. ti ekEoteee
wg a i tow
McCulloch ¢ Chain Saw SALES «- RENTALS
ND ACETYLENE WELDING oe oe | ich. Saw Distr. Gales and Rentals. Used
seape : ’ totledten & SON . . Bisekmore cooking. Ne — :
ad
2101 Dixte | Hwy.
GOdD Gi
ton, Ideal for —. 6490 pe Prat
rielawn at William
2600, :
i BCHULT. 3) FT. CHEAP. | “7 WILL Fe §-2882.
trailer 6
bus row Rent Ti Trailer or Space 79 79.
MODERN AND one —— *
ate. While ks rot en Teale |
shore = air A beckons ne Phone
_Milford MU. 43626. ‘% G omc 160 %) TONS S "SPEED
ie beau cab oe yncel
M48 MAEC Bivd, East.
$227.50 ve ‘TAKE TRADE-INS —
PE +1112 ~~ Auto Accessories
Auto Glass nee sor te When you ttt = service? G Glass ~ 100 USED CARS PRICED
OVER WHOLESALE.
ve melee. New tan ‘Caner :
be seen at 86-N,}.
JACOBSON’S HUDSON
CORNER PIKE a all
; BRANDNEW
| 1955 Rambler —
; |Station Wagon
$1799.17
1950 Dodge 8 passenger 4 ‘hoor sedan,
No Finance Co.t
Buy Here—Pay Here e,
Y’ALL COME
NATIONAL ; MOTOR SALES ‘53 Ford R. Wgn,'$799 (50 Ford 2 dr..... $199 | es : Olds-Cadillac
“Bright Spot”. : Sass at Orchard Lake
ss __ FES-0488 $4 Ford 2 dr. .... $944 +50 Pontiac 2 dr... .$1 #54 Olds 98 Holi'y $2199 49 Ford 2 dr......$144 1
52 Buick Riviera..$599 '49 Plymouth 2 dr. $144 "$1 Mercury 4 dr...$299 49 Chev. 2 dr......$144
| 53 Plymouth 4 dr, $644
55. Ford C8 2 dr. $1299 Convertibles .
guar
f ustomer with each An Sock guare mer. i
door glass or -
| fon Avro Gvass ‘CO. 122 Oskleod Ave
- Our Business
PONTIAC RD. _AT CEDARE
i
New iden. * Pe AND. TRANSMISSION.
pe: ... ees —
Ave. Ph. FE 44513
CLEARANCE
V-8 ENGINES Chev.
Briggs ist
SCHRA M AUT x O PARTS
FENDER SKIRTS tte, WILSON GMC/ OAKLAND AT CASS
_ For Sale Used Cars mn ”
HUNTING | A BARGAIN?
=2|WE HAVE'E EM!
1061 Mercury ‘ er
1951 Oldsmobiié 4 “door.
AcomPretet He Ulaxce | »INB
* CONSTRUCTION
~ NOW ON DISPLAY AT
HUTCHINSON| § TRAILER ©
unin . | 961 Pontiac 4 door.
1880 Pontiac 4 door
SRE? MOTORS
mv FREE ESTIMATE s Mu
BRAID MOT!
er Je hs BE “OPEN TILL oP. Me
—SEDICAL-BILLS ae? of png BA -
parmesis. MI
mite Nach Ambassador
J ACOBSON' S pagers & RAMBLER | }
motor. x
es Cet OO tisk
gare_aey make any :
S » | Rpey ate PARTS| Toe hone, Spat sr Coupes,
“tor eat Brine yee ne _
FOR SALE BY OWNER |=
Chevie, 2 ~ gal Deluxe. with
+8 <4 31-1432 after 3 ben.
DODGE ~ CLUB COUPE
$350:
1953 FORD
“FORDOR
Radio & Heater |="
$795
LARRY
JEROME — Rochester ae Dealer
"52 Ford 2 dr..... 9544 54 Ford Conv... .$1299
oobi Hardtop $699 -"§2 Ford Conv. ... «
"$4663Mo. it Your Car Is Worth si05
_ $51 06 Mo. With $10 Down
fike new condition . re beee penne ene en es “49
ae BUYS ° CHEAPIES _
*50 Chev. 2 dr. er || A
33 Ford Hardtop $1099 * ‘53 Chev. Conv. +++ $899
52 Plymouth 4dr. $499 556 Ford Conv... $299
54 Ford C, Sedan $1344 oe
"53 Ford 2 dr......$699
"34 Buick Centur mry #1599 TRUCKS canhward 3% i] ve,
51 Plymouth 2 "34 Chev. 34 ton
"52 Chev. Hardtop $509 Me ie
*34 Plymouth 2 dr. $899 47 Chev. % ton
'S3 Buick Riviera $1099 sedan delivery . $99
| 52 Chev. 2 dr......$544 ge ol ae
BIRMINGHAM CLEAN - "53 Chev. 4 dr...... pened eg?
*50 Ford St. Wen. $299 ) % ton
*S4 Merc. Hardt’p $1399 Cher dian s¥es $999
51 Ford 2 dr......$299 ‘49 0 age
"46 Willys S. Wgn. $199 Rakes consieas $344
"52 De Soto 1 H'dtop $599 = “61 Ford 1% ton side’
*51 Chev, 4dr.,2...$299 dump stake with
"53 Pont. Dix, 8...$899 — hoist ....... . $899
53 Olds 88 2 dr... ..$899 "49 Ford % ton
"53 Mercury 4 dr.. .$899 pickup ......+. $299
MOTOR SALES | w St, PE «
Sieree as
wa wait 4 coy at 1. Pull front wheels 3. Adjust brakes properly
2. Insfect linings 4 Check master cyl fluid
ros Inc.|
~ 850 S. WOODWARD > a
“Harold Turner, Ford E gels teae alee /. ton Se Fs trade on ist Pons bs
twars vasa 2 sd
Midwest 47500 Liberty 9-4000
JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 94001
Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment "51 Ford Conv. ....$399
Open Evenings TM 10 P.M. For Your Convenience
2 BIG LOTS
Immediate “Spot” Delivery
— TT oe en
FED UP? wo west st Side Used a Cars
“FIP TOP VALUES ‘~~ GUARANTEED
‘Choice Brand New 1955 Chrysiers
BIG SAVINGS.
<K4e be gue
: Se 1956 Mercury | ras
to. Of bath, alr cldaner,
glove compartment light, -
ag a reana
_ backup lights, eater, »*
cut adie ten .
Chavrslak:
1955 Demos - | Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars’
Courtesy Cars
“4 Door Sedans
ae
Bob Frost | | ae
LINCOLN,
"SEE: THESE
‘| OLIVER
*| BUICK
"EXAMPLES ‘53 Chevrolet ‘52 Chevrolet
Hardtop With Radio, Deluxe 2 Dr,
~ Chev, Dix. 4 Dr.
. Another 1 Owner
- No Rust—Very Clean -.} STOP -
51 Chevrolet 88 Chevrolet
Buick 4 Dr. Sedan
Radio and Heater
: Completely Reconditioned ‘Dela: 2 Dr. Sedan pos Marae - reek ote Green & White Radio, Heater, - a 7 ‘Ror "Fhese Bargains”
i “FALL CLEARANCE ° 45g Dodge
save... woes $9095 - $1795 |
"55 Chevrolet. = ‘SA Pontiac - Ford 2 Dr. Sedan
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Wooly, 10:45—(9) Greatest Fits | SP ees Ss Gee Sete Reet | ree Gent really faves web-| et tate, : ‘ fe en % “The Cask of fights of the endeavors. When he needed «| work behind you publicity-wise ex-| Ronald stuffed a handful of pea- , 1:00—()—Kukla, Fran 11:00 (P)—Soupy's One Varlety| Parttime Job to help finance his| cept in a series, because in a| nuts into his ‘mouth: two. months McCALLUM & DEAN : comedy with Soupy Sales. (9) — National | C2uction. he dug. up a radio| one-shot show, the producers are| ago. He developed @ cough and : ' .
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Waring finds t (2)--News. Jac LeGoff. His portrayal of “Macbeth” in| The ‘imméitiate : of Nel. ;' f ay -4 , : ‘ : .
a lonely monte cabin | . 1:15—(7) good py a college play won him his ‘first | son's strategy is to tala himself wnait ao Meeoe eel rs ; " ‘ Dr... Hudson's "Secret a ~Billy O’Connot Show. Music. peng many Lage ta gh ndy 2 ba Me pl wee where he can | trouble was a peanut stuck in his rrr oss.’ . = Te . “The Aupt J (Little Show. Drama to be| Force and landed @ leading role] the top roles in the top shows: He | coe’ He developed a cough and LUMBER and FUEL OIL. — oe — (2) — Miss Fair in the stage and screen versions isn't thirsting for another TV | had trouble breathing. ie & a thinks, rad orgie cet tn mat a Mar of “Winged Victory. series after “My Favorite Hus-| His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- : S|
her family. ( Ford. Music. ' BE om eng Relay -§ per nero nT 1s oie ai teak meee ¥ WINDOWS - DOORS :
ihe Sagi ene some oer’ vies ancy signed te promote a long, truit- | National Amvets Chief — was a peanut stuck in his / BUILDERS’ HARDWARE and » fA i ore. “Out of the Blue.” tide for example. his deckies | Starts Tour of Michigan | Surgeons removed the a 3 oh one W i Ee, gg ca Variety with| t enter television DETROIT (INS) .—_ Rudolph rons ey oe beag ky been Ba SUPPLIES - PAINTS f :30—~(7) — Topper. Kerbys Allen. ince. during ae Ping Re :
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for Mayor. Anna Jeffreys, Rob-| ward Bromberg, Frank Jenks in| New York,” he explained in the | Amvets, arrived in Detroit today | Stopped, He was kept alive by phy- , re a ert Sterling star in comedy. (9) AB ceo ne ~cl ful apartment be and his attrec.| F,2 two-day tour of ‘Michigan | Scians_massneing_the_heart e ot oe Dollar Movie. César | 11:50—(2)— .| ful apartment nis attrac. veterans’ organiza 2g ee Romero, June Havoc in “Once a cotter ars — tive wife share ‘in the Hollywood =— FOR COLOR TV § > fo
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