_ Auditorium here. p. Psenhower Out to Capture State late yesterday after being greeted INDIAN SUMMER CAPERS — Although pumpkin time is here, so is the warm sun of summer, as these youngsters show as they frolic in Watkins Lake. Shown (hr) are Stevie, Joan, Larry, Mike and Kathie Gotham, children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gotham Ike, Adlai Pitch for Votes 31 Downat Sea of Washington SEATTLE (# — President Eisen- hower turned his campaign today to the battle for Washington state's nine electoral votes with an aide picturing him as optimistic about his chances for carrying Minnesota. The President's big pitch for the vote comes tonight in ‘an address at a rally at Civie Wé will be plugging too for ¢lection ofRepublican Gov. Arthur B. Langliie to the U.8. Senate, who is running against Sen. Warren Magnuson. Ejsenhower arrived in Seattle by huge, enthusiastic crowds in Minnesota, where he spoke in downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul. . * + Asst. Police Chief Frank Schmidt estimated 250,000 to. 300,000 saw the President. in St. Paul and along the way. CAMPAIGNED HARD Eisenhower campaigned hard: yesterday and went to bed early last night, “tired but happy.” In the Minneapolis and St. Paul areas, Eisenhower rode about miles in an open car and he stood, waving to the crowds, just about all the way. He did the same on the ride from the airport here. At the airport at dusk he was met by his brother Edgar and Langlie. After tonight's speech the President will drive to nearby Tacoma, Wash., to spend the night at Edgar’s home there. In Tacoma tomorrow, the chief; executive will make a midday talk! at a rally at the College of Puget Sound, then fly on to Portland, Ore., for a major nationwide tele- vision address there in the eve- ning at the Hollywood Bowl. Sched- uled Saturday, on the way back to Washington, is an airport talk in Denver. ] UF Will Knock on Every Door some 350 women Torchlighters of the Pontiac Area - United Fund kicked off their Geographic Di- Tvision campaign this morning. man Walter K. Willman that this year’s nine per cent goal increase means “extra hard work on the part of everyone."’ vision of this year’s $612,202 drive to get a pre-campaign start. - The kickoff was at a Devon Gables brunch, Pontiac State Bank. ed by the Bloomfield Fashion Shop. Brief solicitor training classes |followed. 350 Geographic Unit Eas age Kick Off Drive for $19,057 tigek t0-tanich at eveky deme”: They were told by fund chair- Stevenson Hits Peace Claim of Republicans The women, under their chair- man Mrs. Ralph G, Bump, will engage in a door-to-door drive to raise $19,067-in Pontiac, Pon- tiac Township and -Waterford Township, They are the fourth and final di- sponsored by the The actual) campaign will be- gin Oct, 23 at breakfast in the Elks Temple. The campaign will last to Nev, 16, This morning's session was high- ighted by a. fashion show conduct- The classes were conducted by Elmer Rosenberg, training | chairman for the UF, In addi- | tion to Willman, Miss Oriel En- delman, executive director of the Pontiac branch of the Michigan | Children’s~Aid Society, also | spoke, ’ The arnual, drive is conducted) ' to taise money to support 54 agen=|four days his proposal for a four- cies providing health, welfare, ; youth, recreation and family serv-' ices in this area. Today and Tomorrow What They‘re Doing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “This is what the major party presidential and vice- presidential candidates are doing today and tomorrow: TODAY: Adiai E. Stevenson — Travels through Michigan by .whistle- stop train. President Eisenhower — Speaks at rally in Seattle, then goes on to Tacoma, Wash. - Vice President Nixon — Speaks af rally in Rochester, N. makes 30-minute nationwide CBS Ithaca, N. ¥Y. 8 p. m., EST. Sen. Estes Kefauver — Tours Missouri. TOMORROW: Stevenson — Travels through Ohio by train. - : Eisenhower — Speaks at rallies in Tacoma, Wash., and Port- makes 30-minute nationwide ABC radio-TV address land, Ore.; 10:30 p. m. EST. Nixon — Motors from Providence, R.1., to New York City, with scheduled talks in those cities; and at Norwich, New London, New Haven and Bridgeport, Conn. Kefauver — Speaks at rallies: » den City, Kan.” Yu radio-television broadcast from ‘claim a patent on peace. Peace -is tient's most effective issue, Steven- Pontiac to Hear nixon Monday iwill stop at Saginaw, Lapeer, Im- tj “Tt is to me shameless," Steven-| ison said tn @ later speech at Battle Creek, “that one party should not a partisan matter, it is the ob- jective of all Americans.” ‘President Eisenhower has em- iphasized a “peace” theme in his campaigning, mentionaing in al- most every speech that no Ameri- shot at. Teg by many Re- publicans as perhaps the Presi- son's remarks indicated that the! Democrats are beginning to feel its weight, At Battle Creek, Stevenson told a cheering crowd of 2,500 that he noted Eisenhower said yesterday that, the Republican administra- tion had. gotten the farmer “over the hump” of a price dectine, Sailing to USS, ra Guard Saves All| Aboard Pan Am Liner Ditched in Pacific SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — The Coast Guard weather ship Pontch- lar airliner to a landing in the \gers and six crew members. “Tt wonder if he didn’t bumps?" Stevenson asked. He said farm prices had fallen’ sharply under the Eisenhower ad-) ministration and there’ had_ been ‘a four-billion-dollar drop from for- mer farm income levels. Earlier today, Stevenson told an early morning crowd at Niles, that Vice President Nixon tok back in mean. day work, week for the nation. 30-Minute Whistlestop| Part of Campaign Tour in Lower Michigan Vice President Richard M. Nix- on will be in Pontiac Monday for a 30-minute whistlestop in a cam- paign. tour of the lower part of Michigan, Republican state head- quarters said today. Plea of Guilty— isheepish Pontiac policedescribed jas “sweet as can be,” yesterday Nixon, who is scheduled to give a major speech in Flint Monday night, probably will not leave his special train during the Pontiac visit. County Republicans said‘ today they have just heard of the vice president's visit, and have made . no definite arrangements for it. Besides Pontiac and Flint, Nixon lay City, Lansing, ‘Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Niles during the _—— Mo., Topeka and Gar two-day trip. up the water alongside the Pontchartrain ‘saving the lives of his 24 passen- Five of the 31 victims suffered minor cuts and bruises which did. not require medical treatment when the airliner went down 1,050 miles from San Francisco. | The plane, on a flight that began. in Japan, traveled 1,200 miles from |” Honolulu and reached the “point of no return’ when two if its four’ engines failed. Ogg reported his decision to ditch the plane, and circled the Pontchartrain for nearly five hours, waiting for dawn so he could see to land. Buchanon, BALTIMORE (®—An ¢s- caped convict awaits return to Michigan today to face a possible double-murder f charge because of the sharp eyes and memory of a crime magazine fan. The convict is Nealy a 32-year-old, near Stockbridge, Sept. 3, Sheriff Willard Barnes of Ing- ham County, trusty serving 1 (Continued on Page 2, Col, Db” Cloudy and Cooler, Says Weatherman The weatherman predicts tonight and tomorrow will be partly cloudy ‘and a little cooler, The low tonight will be around 50 with the thermometer reaching a high tomorrow of 74-78 degrees. The lowest temperature in down- town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 53 degrees. The mercury rose to 82 degrees at 2 p.m. . Sports Editor, ‘DETROIT—In their first Tiger Wigs * By BRUNO KEARNS ownership Oct. 1, the new Detroit Tiger brass today named Jack Tighe as Tiger field manager for 1957. official act since bicantad The appointment came | t i I z z g i Briggs said Tighe would SE pa }full control of the elub on the field.’ “He will get no interference from! the third floor offices at Briggs’ Stadiim.” . Baby Sitter Sues Ward LOS ANGELES (INS) — Margaret sitter, has demanded $25,000 dam- ages, charging one of her former wards with assault and battery. g¢ Sl Threatens . Knew the Spo Jury Hears Ziem Read ‘Confession’ After ray to Block It State Police Det. Melvin Kaufman testified. today Howard Wayne Moore, ac- cused sex-killer of three- year-old Martha Little of Lake Orion, agreed to show detectives where her body was before he knew eo body had been found, Kaufman said Moore. gave detectives directions me ee pene oe ee sexually molested and “Moore told us where to stop on Pit z J Crawford, Fisher’ Body, J. B. Meidlein, Pontiac Motor, and J. Earl Lind, of GMC Truck and Coach. : A spokesman for the commission said no decision was reached on the site of the proposed yard. “The rs.;matter is still being discussed,” Cook, a 61-year-old baby! he said. provide increased freight services for the Peston and Viti Doty Dévigiens. Just before Ogg set the plane down at 8:16 a.m. on the gently rolling sea, the Pontchartrain laid down a long white track of foam fire extinguisher to mark the “land- ing field.” The. double-decked sky giant! broke in two upon striking the ‘water but passengers and crew, ‘well-drilléd in emergency proce. dures, piled: into life rafts. Grandma Gives 20 Years Laie. A 62-year-old grandmother whom found herself in court facing a charge of felonio:s assault of 20 years ago. Mrs, Dolores Larahmore, of 200). ‘Hughes St., pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of assault and bat- tery and received a suspended sen- tence from Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. Police admitted they brought the case to court ‘‘to clear up old rec- ors." Mrs, Larahmore had not been accused by the alleged vic- tim, a Bessie. Love, but by an officer who had heard ‘of the in| ‘cident July 31, 1937. Mrs, Larahmore had pleaded innocent and was released on per- sonal bond. Trial was postponed over a dozen times during 1937 and 1938 because the victim did not show up in court. Mrs. Larah- more was accused of cutting her! with a beer bottle. The case aig oh out of sight un- til yesterday. Then Mrs. Larah- more, who police say “wouldn't hurt a fly.” pleaded guilty fo clear record, Launch "Drive to Raise $19,057 CONFER AT KICKOFF — At the epening of the _Fund’s Geographic. campaign activities this morning, City Manager Walte? K. Willman was discussing the group's Division's pre-. _inson,.. chairman .of the -Pontiag...sector;-and | - , (right) Mrs. Ralph G. Bump, chairman of the | Geographic en oe eS fi) ee: hid “4 $ 1 boa .. a Tenis Coe Diets wnt gu yun en he we te | rl PB z 4 [i e i Hl , 7 ui 2 |Newspapers’ Polls Favor Ike | : : TmTniin a Di ecstatic 7 5 EERE) OR OR Ee OT UN Ae OF OEE ; , ee Club will the audience op-|tied last night at her home, 71 ~ Seis : a GES Be ae ‘ 460 Model-Color-Combinations to Choose From eS problems uppermost at this elec She was the widow of David oe oy Waives Examination tion time. Kay, and leaves a daughter, ~ ER ae ® “ . * on Breakin Charge : Birmingham Town Hall is spon-| Mary, at home; a son, Robert in : VY Ullers TUE INJECTION, NEW ITAaNSMISSION) 3 ae rhe : of Edin. flared rear fender fins. The con- planetary gear seta, These are : ventional hood ornament is re-\combined with a variable pitch) m. Friday - placed by twin lance-shaped wind-|stator and the conventional torque nee | splits. Headlamps are somewhat'converter pump. As the Park. ; farther apart than in 1956, force of one turbine lessens, an- 8 . Throughout the 1967 model Une. other takesover to maintain con- oP cea ha ve Inches, | The feel of shifting gears is com- ; ee pletely eliminated. A s0- called : Instruments are concentrated). nev ’ retarder” is part of the new/’ i under & deep, flat hood quperim-'transmission system, The shift to ; posed on the dash panel crown-|thig position on the selector plate ; Full-face gauges with red indica-'sets up @ turbulence in the oil in tors are easier to read. Generator the converter. This creates drag on! and oil pressure lights are at the|the rear wheels. ‘ top of the panel crown. A new ventilation system oper- r ates by air passing through intake : air reaches the passenger compart- ment through louvered outlets at reither edge of the dash. GOP V f car maker to offer fuel injection pce yb “25 . ose Oe Th vctem ta, | Launches ‘Minute Men : 2. the daughter of Adolphus JERUSALEM @—lerael has de-| “And that was the last time you| Jects fuel through nozzles with for Ike’ at Barn Dance F al cks bean Dome nied Arab charges that she isjever saw her or heard her?” Ziem) 0 - inch orifiges at each | i, Wotertord : 2 . : i i troops on Jordan's front-|asked.. . med 7 Mrs. Schulte came here more |ier. Israélis labeled the ac-| “I saw her at the hospital. She j iexease than your go from Detroit Jeusation serten to mask Jor- was dead,” Lite said economy give readier firing at| Set Charles E. Potter (R-Mich) ge oh bagent ahi wes Hae Equa: Mreomenaceg Little glanced at Moore once |low speeds, faster warmup and//*%t night launched what he said ime nt sali wen when he. was mouuting the wit- eliminate carburetor lhe hopes a . ae daughters, A Jorden For Ministry! ness gtang snd once on leaving Chevrolet .| movement GOP S mage &.-Richerdovn an ent—Lewoled te] 4, 5) ae ene a oR vem the é whom made home charge In Amman, declaring S.°6.. #7: consists of three turbines and two| ‘Minute Men for. Eisenhower” 4 Mrs. Leslie N. Palmer, both of|Israel was concentrating troops on ‘ 4 . - Moore, who appeared more ner- started sounding their warning the C 722 City Manager W. K. Willman, een ee end 20k ene den en “*\vous than tn previous court ap-l\ar_s ss Demacrats are coming ata Water 4 COMMUNIties to. DOU] ele stense director, tod Heston | Seta, ak aera cee Serene A beeet Populations in 40 Years (runsitrmocre : : Big Three's ing testimony yesterday. F ee j Potter, speaker for the eveaing, Pulatlo In CATS He added that this money was tes shulte’s body is at the oe cad told, them Syria WIFE, MORES STAND BY On oI , EQE.| sa the “mstnato man ten te wm = , 7 Donelson - Johns Funeral Home lered Teported Israeli) During recesses, he stood with - r- | “an effort to generate enthusi- | BIRMINGHAM — Population for served now, will its popula- ‘ | where the Rosary will be recited|moves & threat to Middle Eastern|nis arm around his wife, Irene, 20,|_ 4 boyfriend who Pontiac police) asm to get more people to work Bloomfield Hills andition of 11,400 in 1900, and wil FEW ORGANIZATION » at Se'clock Thursday evening. | Peace. with her and his mother, |** Shot and killed a 29-year-old) for the election of President El- |Township and Troy will jump from|reach 40,000 in 2,000, the authority, “We have very few civil defense The funeral = | at 9 am) oe told ~ pe os ened Mrs. Fairchild of Oxford. preven oo Be ps ee oe senhewer.” 32,230 in 1960 to 84,000 in 2,000, estimates. ing ny hele pw ie | Friday from” Benedict! p ma! -Each minute man, he said, according to figures released this i endive: | Catholie Church. Burial will follow|the Big Three would make a stand as aa ged brace, first-degree murder charge yester-| pledges his own vote to the Presi-, Week by the north Evergreen Au- Ramya nae, sle Mpa Observer Corps, and auxiliaries of ce ee Cn epee, Detem, | Oth sre Be Mine Test Oe orn sds ote oe dent and obtains four additional] thority. toed by 1900, Pepatation Cam bene {ac Punce? and fire departments, 3 & new explosion, and makes Orion police arrested | Zacharios Smoot, 39, of 206 Wes-,pledges from friends in a variation! ‘The I , ‘ He suggested formation of a : Israel refrain from carrying out) Moore ata gas station near Lake St - n authority, planning for) risen te 21,300 by 2,000, the fig- of Z FBI ks U C : le ine sen — returned to jail without ged club” idea .,| Sewers ahd interceptors for the four| ures say. citizens’ civil defense committee. = : Pic D onvict irs: ' oe One ey ee Dotter anid NDalling -atlect,”| municipalities, néted the progres-| Thoge being served will not be| “I am not criticizing your or- A spokesman for the Israeli gov- ee % ee A gales peas sion of costs and installations in Thy sewers, and a net_(dinance,”” he told the eommi : . * Court Monday. CARDS AND PIN all by authority sewers, and a net-/@nance commission- | anted in Michigan ctnment brushed aside the troop! police said Moore's face and| ‘The ‘i a 8 the coming years by five‘and ten! work of costs and estimates has/¢?s, “but I don’t think Mr. Willman, : : concentration charge. hands were “freshly washed,” but was before raat A Monicipal Four GOP workers dressed in| Year periods. led the authority members through|Mayor Donaldson or most of the * = (Continued From Page One) Jordan authorities. yoga t0lne had blood on his neck and be-|Judge Cecil McCallum. colonial costumes distributed pins) Birmingham's population of 11,- |2 maze to its cost allocations for|Commissioners have enough time ~ ee ee Providelnind one ear. They said he was) smoot is charged with shooting|*™¢, Printed among the) 000 now served by « sewer al- |the Evergreen sewers. to run this program. _ 45 years for the holdup of an/& smoke screen for reported arms|)¢ wearing a shirt. Mrs. Me last “Satur. "41,200 North Oakland) ready installed in the area, will eye 7 +9 " Inkster taxi driver when ot Phage from Syria° and other * * «@ léay Dy — og § ry County residents who attended increase only 40 15,000 the fig- + The authority is using the figures} “Someone must be designated to = scape trom Southern Michigan|Arab countries to Jortian,” ‘he) Two waitresses at a drive-in had)rot ciris ee st Seon 7 des ‘predict,’ of one million dollars each for|Push this civil defense into shape,” Prison at Jackson, Sept. 2, 1955, said. Moore appeared there| cre not serional . —. the sewer system and the sewage he urged. a The Baye spokesman Zt (shortly before he was arrested. He jously wounded, Body Found on Shore ae us which has|treatment plant, and has arrived at Buchanon sald he took the pressed Slight me Concern, was wearing a T-shirt with “what ly served sewers how,\a split of costs. ever, over Syria's announcement ” BAY CITY @® — The body of|will have about 3,200 serviced by| Percen are Birmi to prison — track app that she fs sending heavy weap- n+ fie gn dienpoe chest,'$30 Stolen From Till Edward Dishaw, 66, of Bay City |;9¢9 fence the ~ wa E by ony 7198 ms field me, inte Would You ae gestion gag) ons into Jordan to help defend her ‘ hands!at Pontiac Grocery Store was found on the shore of the : | $M Rear Stockbridge, 20 miles |,741, colleague's frontier. were bloody. reid Saginaw River in downtown Bay pe the ld eam rege A — —_ ad! Like to Know _ ‘jawaly, and spent the night In “eet aes He told them he had been in'a | About $30 in change was stolen|City Tuesday. Dishaw disappeared |predict. nd — ey riety, 2.81, £18 56.78 and 1hAll M cee ane ae Such an exchange of weapons| fight, they sald, and took off the |from the cash register of a gro-|from his home Sept. 22. Bloomfield Township with 3,120|for the treatment plant. ore among Arab countries does not) shirt before he left the restau- icery store at 750 8. Saginaw St., Abo Chri ° Police said Buchanon told this|increase their combined military] rant, ‘ Monday night, Pontiac Police said ut stian story: 4 strength, the Israeli source said. Testimony continued today, today. ‘ Pontiac City Affairs , Science? 2 Next day, when he saw a couple aerrete Walton Subdivision Plat OK'd] sxx se stole a t. He took another f nap in the barn and was just d ron U IVISION ad ie Geaean creme ae leaving when a couple returned : erty and resto “ and saw: him. . which Christ Jesus employed = _| After being tabled one week, “Dolan has @ consistent rec- || A special assessment roll forjj can be successfully used now? Pontiac city commissioners last) ord of violation of the-city’s food jcurb, gutter, grade, gravel, and re-| For an answer in simple, un- a The Weather tight approved the Walton Subdi-| ordinance,” . communication |lated work for Parkdale avenue|| 9¢"standable terms attend— 4 wh qnaiien Seiliia ihe ivision plat and a bond for con-| from the department read in |from Woodland to Baldwin will be ° SEs Meee =e ie leit struction of a sidewalk in the sub-) part. presented Oct. 23, A public hearing A Free Lecture and warm today, Nigh 76-42. el division. Recently, Municipal Court Judge!” the project was held last night. ; Ry repro Hong rouneenene ete? E. Finnegan ordered Do-/ DEFER CONFIRMATIONS Entitled south te southwest af 5-10, week requeste lan’s g store closed until it - | eo cote miles on hour inte today. . to study a proposed 30-foot private| plied wien city nasal ows. ” ae tar. _~ snmeeee — Christian : Tetay tn Foatise street construction in the subdi- rolls for similar work on Hollywood ° _Lewest temperature preceding § a.m. vision. |OK INSTALLATION } ; avenue from Kennett to ogg src Science: The at 8 ous Wee venetty 1 mpd. “] still dislike the 36-foot street | Commissioners approved installa. 0 Oe wroed. yal eek 7 W. £ He li = Bun sets Wednesday at $48 p.m. but’ have to concede that this (tion of and connection to city sani-| seterred on both ay to rLolmness Slots Tews Weanentey 04 4:21 pe is about all that can be done,” ‘@ry sewers for Sylvan Shore, but d H Ith” = Moon sete Thursdsy at 5:41 a.m. ‘| Mifes said last night. jonly after City eee W. K, Will- Confirmations bro _ ong 7; an eaitn wn Te ratures a . ms ssured t the project Was) P4. Os) or 7 ; A osehie’ in ye ar wee Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J, Little had!jnnoreement with 190 contract! other publie improvement pro- | BY Sylvia N. Poling, C.S. | = Bee rene | APR ne asked approval of the plat and between the city and Waterford) jects completed in Pontiac. Fhoenie, Apteens $e, m......:...8% 3p. m........ 82 bond. The $1,361.25 bond was for Township. . re hi a | - 10 B. Mi. .cecas00. 70 construction of a sidewalk on the A sidewalk builder’s license Wasi] semper of the Board of Lecture- _ Tuesday in Pontiac south side of Walton boulevard. Several commissioners asked japproved for James R. Downing,|] PN “Cyareh of Chriss Betencion S (As recorded downtown) asstrance so that the City Com- 65 Preston Ave in Boston, Mass. een rocecroeses ets ee mission would not be violating * #8 | So RE (City Engineer Lewis Wrenn ex-| its mew agreement ot no maniel- | Although Commissioners Miles| Sunday, October 21 plained the plat was required under| P@l services to fringe areas with- jand Gilbert Long voted “no,” al | 4PM Noor Age in Ponting = the “plat law” which states that if| ut annexation. ® |request for adding space to a liquor + CUTO so eeeesersstcerse 8 more than five lots are developed, and package, beer and wine estab- in the “= ute 45 Approval was given to the De- He neneeets bikecced they must be platted with the city.) troit Edison Co. for placing a trans-|ighment at 137 Oakland Ave. was| . sedis cite taonet enbicolaten ‘rath Commissioners expressed. fear mission line over city-owned prop. *PProved. | First Church of Date in #4 Years ws ie sees last week that residents of the erty in Avon Township. The firm) A request from Marie A, Lioyd * ° ° ue - — oe might request city a nope for stringing the to transfer ownership of a 1956 Christ Scientist $8 47 Miami 6 oe Ponting Prose Photo | PmProvements. on the private (4.000 volt line to provide increased) package beer and wine licens® f Cor, Willams & Lawrence St. | 73 38 Minnespolie 77 58), pes street, on which the city has no electrical service for the area, from He and Lillian James es 3 New Orie 2 a MINUTEMEN — Sen. Charles E. Potter, sec- John G. Semann of Berkley, right, chairman of control over, Wrenn pointed out. : to Chalten Short at 12 N. Seis PONTIAC, MICHIGAN . % © | ond from left, poses with Oakland County Re- — county Minutemen. Those dhessed in the Spirit A quit claim deed to Naum egpedved Phoenix - & §| publicans and his modern Minutemen for of '% are, left to right: Mrs. Basil W. Denning |_1™ other action last night, com-| Karaguleft and Nicholas Karagu- on Se & Prancisce 33 $0] Eisenhower at a Waterford Township rally last of Bloomfield Hills and Ann Higby of Oxford. [iste ten nr a rte el ceed ard parchase of, city. | A letter requesting the deed for] You Are Cordial a Mare 9 —s 4 ' Higby * |Health Dept. recommendation de-| owned property on Branch street |property from the Department of ‘ 7 cry Sg i) Meht. Next to Potter are L, Harvey ‘Lodge, left, _ Potter will continue his Minutemen campaign for /nying: a food license to James H.| was approved by the commis. (Conservation in the Pulfords Sub- Invited to Attend : tag Candidate for Oakland County state senator; and Eisenhower -votes until the Nov. 6 election. Dolan, 164.Auburn Ave, > ~ | division was approved. 3 : soit 5 bd +" ; . j I, L ae toy ' a (Real Early!) 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This is part of the 15 acre plot affected by the Beav- ' perre offer. The City’s action in this matter is an effort to prevent further commercial development of the block. cess in the contest. We congratulate _ htm, too, on his wise decision to use his prize money to help finance his The Pontiac Press naturally is - _ happy over this interesting word contest as it has enabled this young man to guarantee himself the funds he will need to com- plete his college course. ———————————_=— We congratulate Jerry on his suc- iy age bd ba a yee oe ee ne Osservers who said a recent H- bomb explosion was 500 times bright- er than the sun didn’t take into con- They Laughed When He: ¢ + Ovenmeann: “I'm going to apply Several of my veteran weather watch Beaudette Gift to City Liberalized lized by Donors ments, Pontiac has had some im- portant and encouraging news in Outstanding 1s the decision of ‘Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brauperrs to _ Mberalize the terms of the gen- - erous gift to the City of their West Huron St. property. -— * - Mayor Wiii1am W. Donatpson an- . verbally agreed to ease the restric- They had at first wished to stipulate that their home be the only building on _ it be used tions in their original offer. the property and that solely as a library. _ In reporting to the Commis- sioners the Mayor said that Mr. Beaupetre had expressed him- self willing to have the block used for cultural and education- al purposes. This would permit _ construction of a community college, a branch of a state uni- versity, a park, art museum or k oe 7-8 * the City with an opportunity and ‘2 challenge to/ develop this area /civic better- Instructor. in biology and general science at Cranbrook School, has an article in the current issue of Audubon Magazine that makes us think a lot more of the owls. Driving a 1930.car that has more acces- sories than our own and which runs as well fs R. C, Snook of Rochester, For many years it was the personal car of the late Oliver P. Gibbs, . Supervisor of Avon Township. ‘Just to show what a diversified climate we have in Oakland County, “ Barry Lawford of Pontiac Lake says his vegetables still show no-_frost damage. The wild geese are taking no charices. They're going south early, as Randall Feich reports some Canadian honkers making a stop over near his home on Cass Lake. Under the direction of a committee of which James Stelt is chairman, the Chamber of Commerce is sending out a questionnaire: “What do you think is the single most important improvement for the City of Pontiac?” When you get One, do not fail to express your views. A phone call from Mrs. Berenice Baughman of Birmingham asks, “What would the — Detroit papers use for big news if their city wasn’t a suburb of Ecorse?” Seemann A note just received from Perry Layworth of Waterford says: “Glad you called at- tention to Holly’s maple trees. We drive up there every fall to see them. Most every street in the village is resplendent with rainbow colors. Your residents are to be commended for preserving them.”: : Verbal Orchids to- The Lakeland Tribune ~ of Drayton Plats; éntering its ninth year yap" ; | - ef publication. David Lar wrence Says: i H § =< Hi ly s 3 z : ll H i a [a H times, an There. was my roommate in the Susie smoke Adlai Trying to Scare Electorate _ Dr, William a . : Ge eee Columnist Upholds Pledge of No Smoking, Drinking As some readers know, the fel- low who writes the pieces printed in this column, along with «his three brothers, at his mother’s knee, under the influence, may it ever increase, of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, We promised not to use alcohol or to- bacco in any form before we were twenty-one. Of course we kept the promise. I got my M. D. degree before I was 21 — you see, I didn’t loaf around a college between high school and medical school. As a médical student whe didn’t smoke or drink, I was in an exclusive or, as I felt some- excluded minority. year, nicknamed — Susie didn’t drink or either. In the third and fourth rs my roommate was utdnanceot Deacon. He not. only didn’t drink or smoke, he con- ducted a Bible class or some- thing of the sort at church every Sunday. Then, too, there were perhaps three or four other members of the class who sel- dom if ever took a drink, even a so-called “social’’ sip of wine or a little punch at a fraternity af- fair. One of ‘these was top man of the class for all four; years. Another was the most ‘popular man—and he was to be chosen by his state medical society as the physician of the year, only the other day. I firmly believe that I would have started to smoke and drink when I was a medical student, but for the pledge. Nobody taunted me openly about it, byt I was not un- aware of the feelings some of the smart alecks had/about the sissies who didn't choose to drink. From all I have been able to, learn, this situation hasn't changed, except that it is the first two or Ht 3? | J tf i i i i y : i 43 g? gf ¥ : s z : ¥ a fe ‘ : area threatened our security? Have there been any attacks we not greatly increase the pos- _ sible risk of war? Arthur I, Boreman: 4, Publisher Merchants’ Trade Journal Des Moines, Iowa Daughter Slapped, / Questions Justice a iS : is weds Ezz? * * . - Ht rT eT i ii i HET) ‘a a3 what did they get? Nothing. is He wasn't found guilty for hit- ting a small girl nor would the judge fine him for contempt of court, but he would find him guilty just because it would so please: him for doing so, if he continued to argue. we have to do, and what can we COUNTY APPROPRIA’ whole—Matthew 14:36, in prosperity.—Steele. Case Records of a Psychologist: Crane Explains Forensic Strategy Notice how we “stole Dr. X’s - thunder,” which debaters and attorneys regard the acme of forensic strategy. But. though my side won the case, T created an arch foe who has helped generate/ some hostility to me among Big Ten psychol- ogy professors/who don’t know all these facts. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case S-398: Dr. X was a pro- fessor of experimental psychology at the University of Chicago who had been commissioned to conduct _ some frade mark infringement / tests for a Garten company. / : Since I headed the experimental psychology at Northwestern Uni- versity, the rival attorney begged me to help, I demurred, saying I ° didn’t care to become involved in fourtroom feuding between psy- ‘chologists, But he said all I'd need do was suggest the questions for him to ask Dr. X. I consented. As I headed across the Chicago Loop, I stopped at our Crerar scientific library, te copy a few choice statements from Dr. R. H. — Paynter’s famous monograph on the subject of trade mark con- Having been a former captain of one of Northwestern University’s debating teams, I anti¢ipated pret- ty Well what* might happen in the courtroom. | It proved to be an embarrassing situation for me as a scientific psy- chologist,; for when Dr. X was asked to present his data, he had them scribbled on dog-eared en- velopes arid even written around the edges of a program from the Chapel at the University of Chi- cago. Some were even scribbled on a small calling card! He had no typewritten pages at all concerning the object or meth- ods of his experiments! In fact, my attorney turned to me skeptically and asked if Dr. ~ X was a bona fide scientist, for he couldn't believe any college ‘Professor would be so careless and inept in handling experi- ments. Dr. X sensed the general skepti- cism, so he immediately tried to bolster his case by citing Dr. R. H. Paynter’s resets. . ¢ My attorney played dumb and in a disdainful voice asked “Who is this fellow Paynter?” Actually, he had my notes in his pocket’ which I had copied ver-.. batim from Dr, Paynter’s mono- FPLPEeEr geeziecs Pe ist. a Pat ehe che i 2 F 2 i Tes - 2 3 fe Feds se ap rer ¥ 5 3 s ij i a ; i j z 3 ds Z + ze se Fae ig. -¥ Fa i 5 of East, friends that he has the gall little me as unscientific! if rf af lt: ej it 34 7 Af up so he chafes and then belittle me, as by saying I 5 » wei o f NIGHTS — TLS SALE! smart-for-fall SUCCESS-STYLED COATS - Free Alterotions on 2 for $15 dresses 7 Cuenella wools by Milliken . . . perfect for town or casual wear . . . and amazingly low-priced for Dollar Days! Leopard-look trims add a luxurious look : to these favorite sheath styles. Choose from black,- : red, camel, green or blue in sizes 7 to 15. Hurry! 9 New Budget Fashions 2 for $15 Ia ee een . | re QUALITY a nee 1.00 Seamfree or stretch ny Short, Ave., FIRST QUALI I y . 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Others ore tern Included, the Cartridge-Filled fountain pen Now you can enjoy the world’s most luxurious fountain pen, no matter what price your writing budget calls for. Waterman's C/F*, the pen that writes like a dream, Is available in four popular price ronges. This great fountain pen fills, in seconds, with @ transporent, unbreckable cartridge of real ink. _ There if @ wide choice of hondsome colors ond. 17 W. Lawrence st. Waterman's‘/r__| F GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY Pontiac 3 RUMMAGE ‘TABLES Values to $22.95 Hoop skirts, bros, bridal head pieces .. . and many, many other items. 20°" *1.00 ONE LOT ONLY! > FALL COATS Values to $49.95 COME EARLY! 7 Values to $9.95 Velues to. $8.95 RY KAPLA Slipover—Cardigan SWEATERS $2.91 Slightly Soiled CHENILLE ROBES $3 GABARDINE SLACKS $391 ALL WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS Values to $16.95 +10 ne ne of en oT aT 's Finest Stores! || upto 70%... HURRY! " Sale Starts Thursday at 9 A.M. Sharp! KAPLAN'S ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S FAMOUS-NAMES * Coats * Dresses * Suits * Blouses % Slips * Sweaters” * Car Coats * All-Purpose Coats * Slacks * Wedding Gowns LOOK AT THESE LOW PRICES! NEW FALL BLOUSES NEW FALL J 2u83 2635 | “Va COTTON DRESSES | ee $1-$2.33.34 NEW FALL NEW FALL SUITS. sant 9 sche Values to $59.95 812 a $14 $21» $29 SPRING SOCPERS MATERNITY DRESSES 34-35 $6 sy Wo SPRING COATS $8.$10-$14 NYLON GOWNS ALL-PURPOSE COATS $2.91 Valves to $39.95 $16 From Our Stock NEW FALL DRESSES UNIFORMS Values to $24.95 Thurs. Fri, Sat. $8 - $10 10%. Off for ma ny dollars. PRICE a a BLACK formal reg. $3.95 BRIDAL GOWNS VALUES TO $89.50 Luxurious fabrics, lovely $ styling ... . all made to je 8 FORMAL SLIPS YOUR CHOICE 99° WOMEN'S SUITS VALUES TO $29.75 A limited number . . . every one o $ terrific bargain at MY PRICE NYLON HOSIERY VALUES TO $1.95 Kaplon’s entire stock of ¢ Pr. lovely nylons . ... beautiful “89 shades, fine quality. NEW FALL STASHAPE SUIT a New weaves . . . plain and fancy posers. __ some styling . . . PRICED LOW! $29 etalon fe ia » hand- PANTS om 687 New Fall GABARDINE Sturdy WATER TEST GABS.. come in and see the water test. it’s terrific! PURSES VALUES TO $8.95 fune cates ¢ ewer cata a RTS ae TO $6.95 down tomorrow for best selection. 7 cig ) | SAVINGS UP TO ‘25 ON MEN'S SUITS... TOPCOATS and FURNISHINGS! NEW FALL—ALL WOOL A big selection hy has just orrived......come-in,-choose- ~~complete . . . fine quality, handsome fabrics. TOPCOATS #2 29 20 S. PERRY ST. _, FREE PARKING in any outdoor lot, or garage, in Pontiac with a purchese! : HUNDREDS OF | JACKETS Cut From Tender Grain Fed Steer Beet RIB or... . swiss STEAKS O SIRLOIN STEAKS . PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE STEAKS . BEEF LIVER | GROUND BEEF Tender choice Oi | Ze] tt Solid Meat Boneless Rolled ing Beet “99° [RUMP ROAST ~ DROMEDARY | ano AKE MIXES L : f | 1 q| r Kk. The Finest Michigan Young ee: a. 5G: © rom ROKST. 29. y ° bb. Pork Chops | PORK STEAK | PORK SAUSAGE r ROBINNOOD . 7 Center 9: |« . AQ : Phe Pure, Regular or Tennessee Hot Lb. < Boston JR “7 a Frosty Acres Frozen PEAS. sssuet 8 CASE OF 24.. $3.25 . 4 ri y na Chase & Sanborn Lakeside Shoe Dept. Special Instant Coffee | Nap Lock $%) 99 Sib y $419 ux | OxFoRDS Jar Sizes 10-13 Triple Wear Soles ott Beech-Nut Strained BABY FOOD 4% Oz. Jars: 6" 99° AWREY/ BAKERIES For the Finest Ca and Pastries ~~ PACKING SUPER MKT. Big Stock , 2 Blocks West of OPEN DAILY Beer, Wine, Walled Lake Main Intersection 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, Liquor - WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN | incLUDING suNDAY ~ 5" COUPON VALUE “"""" Michigan’s Finest U. S. No. 1 POTATOES 219: First-of-the-Year! 5 Lbs. Lowest Price We've Seen in Years! - California Sweet D 02. Ora nges? nes eee a emer ns ieanannacennnaaauananan! = r | ce women well-known in magical circles is (left to right) . Dixie highway, a past ‘president and coordinator of Junior Musicale. They attended. the annual scholarship tea held at the home of Mrs. Jack an a W oolcock, this year’s president; Mrs. W. H. Rothberg on Lake Angelus Tuesday. of Franklin, a past president of Pontiac Tuesday “Sink of Avondale drive, a past previaest, and Mrs. Martin Wager of See Sera ar rerunrrne Area Units Will Gather at Devon Lk Pontiac Branch of the of Catholic Women will be hostess to the Detroit Archdiocesan League tomorrow at Devon Gables. Approximately 60 representatives will attend the all-day session. - * * The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. with an address by archdio-| cesan president, Mrs. Howard Schriener. Reports from the offi- cers will also be heard at this time, Unit reports to be heard in- clude those from Ann Arbor, Birmingham, - Detroit, Detroit Remativer: area, Pontiac, Port Hiuren, Rochester and West sTAPP’S J FAMILY SHOE STORE “ 928 W. Huron Street Downtown Store Open Monday and Friday Evenings | West Huron Store Open Friday and Saturday Evenings SNAP STRAP for boys _ widths A-D $7745 UVENILE BOOTERY 28 E. Lawrence St. and E cfie: BEeSis : : gz z mae Andre Presents Pe ‘HIGH FASHION’ © Permanent just for you! “WHERE SERVICE AND (QUALITY ARE SUPR OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! / if J = z i E lit i 3 : ‘ e: f Andre Beauty CSalon _ Phone / z Anniversary Sale Priced. . « collection, Millinery” Salon—Second F loor ¥ Magnificent styling, breathtaking colors! Here are the high-style hats you search for but seldom find at prices like this! . , . hurry to buy from, this famous-designer 100 Exciting _ Better HATS Floor—Pontiec Stete Bank Bidg. FE. 5-9257. * th Anniversary | i ‘11> Sweater Pumps . ++» Beavers! Velours! , _ Felts! Satins! and Sequin Hats! French-braid. look of elastic gives your Sweater pumps a new lady-like elegance. It’s slim, soft, thin heel’d, Brown, black suede or calf, _AAAA to B, : : a lia “SUBURBANS” famed for comfort—usually $7.95 Sizes 4 to 10; AAA to B. * ri m bcp b j P a Brando. | is cae yeas ee | te say about | | bY hee ae Se make - ‘ayne, who played Sakini in the) wee “Marlon went crazy about Ja-| pan, and did a wonderful = relations, and not just for picture. I wonder how many) people realize the political and) vis coun- oat « int, ’ Mrs. Ralph C. Conlan of Eileen drive pours for (left to right) _ cen rag i ‘erndale, Lexing Mrs, Peter J. Dunn of Sleepy Hollow drive, Mrs. Harold Sandelman a get-acquainted affair for newcomers to the parish. Mrs. Sendelman of Rutherford road, Mrs. William E. Macke and Mrs. T. F. MacManus and Mrs. MacManus served as cochairmen. The group is discussing ee Jr. of Bloomfield Hills. Mrs. Macke opened her home for the annual the Dec. 4th fashion show being sponsored by the Guild. Mrs, Dunn i ’ movie version. tea sponsored by the Altar Guild of St. Hugo of the Hills. The tea is is chairman of the patrons committee for the coming event. Sc, John Lvs opt fee| te sepen weas es tasers oD Wee al es i ta Taavcuos seteaeers Poor Nutrition Acts in Odd Ways%fon Penties moacting ‘of the ADPIEMAY! ty take his tanally there at the | Me , . Sorority Attend Mrs. Hf. W. Finnegan and er | By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN the tests showed the following re-yeven though there was no dis-cases of malnutrition in this coum State Convention ie Osh cnished helenae ee ene tan cane | At: the New Bodied Conter-|mulis: The men hed mortality, covereble organic iltness the’ men|try you can safely say’ that 10°to Harrison | scaented haying gone there,” he said. Sa Nutri which less than) “Beta Sigma Phi Is Worldwide” ipeople have an inner beauty, a|e" ae i rate two to five time more than/had reduced mental and physical/30 per cent is getting ies in Gadak of Gi’ Stake ‘dee. The Bitte study was given by|certain pride, Kindness, patience: 4. “commission and met inline ened & great energy. the best aqnount of coentiol mutrl| a neid at Motel Hayes in _Huntwork, and the|areat panpetyy,mambloness antl nn ioe spring. De. James Mee ne oe, ant While there are not many severe | 14. Sadia teak odiienll Living, Family/honor. Hundley said that 10 to 20 per | Doctor Hundley suggested the} Eunice Harlan, vice president of Style” was presented by Mrs. BAD PLANE RIDE - leent of the American people do following changes in the diet ofthe council and director Saletiaet, The only unhappy part of the/not eat enough nutritious foods. the average man and woman: of chapter s@rvice for Beta Sigma Earl VanDyke was @ guest|trip, from Ford's point of view, ee 1. Consume more protective|Phi International, spoke on “Beta of the: afternocs _- [was the-plane ride he was forced) 1. 1. sid us that even though foods such as milk products,|Sigma~Phi, Unlimited” at the : : to take from Honolulu to Los MP is 40 ab ie per cee mad oat a. vegetables and protein _— oe banquet. i would arrive ie iS: mrembe le Mrs. Robert Owen to fish the picture. ™ enough Se eee 2. Eat tewer “eapty calories” | tending fron all parts of Mick [Entértains, Chapter _ | .-7 det wast te condemn p-/ses. uaey may show chron gaat. 0s. tate, ls, Sugar and | Oe enn Mee BL Coane | Dceshers. of 30. Chapter Sa . - .\physical and mental fatigue, syrups. Epsilon Chapter of | oe : 90 dOnt nema and certain abnormalities 3. Decrease fat intake to match Eas is ¢ MIDTOWN © jz. bags sa sa a x energy requyements ent fe the local chapter maintain proper weight. Bs comm ‘Soverd Amann, axed Dr. Hundley said, “A germ, YOU! dent. Mrs. James Beall, Lillian know at once. Poor nutrition you Bullock, Mrs. Thomas Eggleston, may not know for years.” It Betty Lippard, Betty Soper and of poor nutrition to show up. ; The American diet is high in fat, and the fat content of the diet is Dorcas Circle Has ‘increasing. Since fat has been Des —+eerrelated te—seme degree with, sert Luncheon ; ‘hardening of the arteries the Dorcas Circle of First Christian ‘elimination of visible fat seems a Church gathered at the church for jwise measure, - | dessert luncheon and meeting on It you would like to have my Tvesday. Mrs. Leona Hunter was lJeaflet-No. 37, “Vitamin Defense,” hostess, ta the group. Devotions |send a stamped, self-addressed were given by Mrs. Allan Hersee. envelope with your request for it) The program, “Frontiers of Chal- to Josephine Lowman in care of lenge and Change,” was prsented The Pontiac Press. - by. Mrs. William: Hoyt. Plans were : * * * made for a money-making pro} Tomorrow: “The Woman's ¢ct to be held on Nov. 13. Place—A Creator of Beauty,” od are anes " See Us Now for Your New, Sparkling | FALL MAUR STYLE you know you're in trouble, |’ Eight years after their liberation | “Layaway low J r Christmas —Orne phone call brings us flying’ ~ to your house with .-. those heavenly carpets by LEES _ = A ae R A | , go oa 3 : Maybe you need this change in your diet — con- | sume protective foods such as milk products, fruits, t oni ci mmiepietoes, s SESUVIA VE ALNNOD GNVINVO ONIAUSS °° * FUNLINUNS aNUd SIAZT 0 /f Pike ‘Evenings by Appointment 2 OMEGA 14 KARAT GOLD WATCHES | CULTURED PEARL AND | 14K GOLD BRACELETS Sst tchone $1495. Plus Ped Tax he SN A A gs te WHEN YOU NEED A Special Way TO SHOW YOUR FEELINGS Certcin to turn appreciative eyes your way...new and exclu. sive time pieces that bear the treasored name Omega. No mat- ter which model yeu choose, matchless elegance and dependa- bility are yours...in an Omega. They're wonderful! Four glorious cultured pearl and 14K gold bauble bracelets . . . so handsome - you'll NEVER decide which you prefer! Perfect for wearing alone .. . or in pairs . . . or with about anything you wish. Colors. Easy time pay- ments. Room size rugs or complete carpet installa- _ tions. Give us a call and we'll be there .. . with a : complete flying cargo of those heavenly carpets j charms or Pearl-Spongled Dangles in 14K gold to * i Left, 14K white gold civelet with 24 flawless diamonds, $470. Below, sleck 14K yPlow gold braceles watch, $245. Other models for men and women from $71.56. by Lees! Priced from 9095 , aa 6 Per Yard match bracelets. : Optometrists Jewelers REDMOND'S | St oe 81 N. Saginaw FE 2-3612 Plus Fed. Tax | 559 ORCHARD LAKE FE 2.0127 TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS * ; Modbls shown have 18K gold raised hour-markers. hy LOOMFIELD FASHION SHO ‘ | 3 The Luxury Sweater you can | wash with Beautiful Borgana » Marjorie Allen Becomes 2 Bride in St. Benedict Rite| ==" cocoa Face Se The Rev. John J. Hoar of St.|the service were 1 Ft Benedict Church officiated at the| Frederick R. Allen Jr. and Walter’ Cees erening 0d unital wedding service of Marjorie Grace light and fluffy, add eggs and beat Allen and Gerald Lee Kolb. The ‘ns pe sad Bane ae, SR Boney cotee eat enit te 10 o'clock ceremony reception gether. Add alternately to creamed formed in the presence of 130|8¢ the UAW Hall on Baldwinlmixture -with sour mill. Add ve- guests. avenue. ue ¢ sos ter etal ee *“* * aria Wat enater emi a ee — Marjorie, daughter \ black accessories square pans or two 9-inch Mrs. Fred R.Allen af Berkier|® corsage of yellow roses, pans. Bake 20-25 minutes in a 350- avenue, chose a bridal gown of} Mrs. Kolb selected a navy |degree oven. Put together with Chantilly lace and nylon net over bine crepe dress with pink ac- |butter cream filling and frosting. satin fashioned with a fitted cossories and a corsage of pink ST ee ne rs Oe es, Cluttered Bed Tires 7 Her. vll of ain wae le ett ble ng one Convalescent Child _... ured by a Juliet cap of Chan- |traveling to northern Michigan. ‘ : tilly” lace edged with a seed |The corsage from her bridal bou-lped met too chationd the cd What could be more luxurious than : . pear! trim. . The! enjoy one activity at a time, and Sia incendibly sett rien full-foch- \ road. sor grescbe gon gee eardgee naeir py onathaa ana or 3% % looks| tiring for him and extra clean-up fur itself, lined in rich washable satin, buttoned with edge, a carton with its sides cut ae : | $22.95. . yaraguine bs ngairy ——— Shiny brass buttons lend @ smart The fabric is crease-resistant, washable | ta champogne, sunrize blue, sunset pink. ends. feminine touch to this man-tailored shirt. and wonderfully wearable, — : - ~ 4 + 4 eC ) OOM|TeLO. e . — 9 | : “TKSHION SHOP AA, 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. 7 gather your fall wardrobe of new Pendleton | Skirts +1995 Tweeds Hit a High © Fashion Note! each in its own distinctive colors ; included are: Imports presenting Pendieton’s very For stmanns | first fall series of virgin wool ae x | skirts et 12.95! Each of these Brittany | beautiful basics is tailored P| a za Tweeds | with the meticulous eare you : expeet of all your fine Pendleton | Anglo Tweeds Conaine: Imported eportaweer ...and for every one, Town Tweeds HOLLAND “you'll hna a pertectly ¢olor. coordinated Pendleton virgin TULIP l) Pepper Tweeds BULBS | wool sweater in our new yA } | y cue : ‘ See oe ee es Da eg Ft BS ee a Seer age aes SSE Pe Se oe ag aa ere | SS See eS ee RS eae eG ee Ne eee Coe eee Re eet Se ee ee SS een ee vA = fh Pendleton collections! $ 5 99 ~ to $ 99 Long Stems / aris Mixed Colors / canal nee wereted Manne! shirt EGR Se ee ie, See seer emer a - with conter-back watking pleat, Milium or Interlined Bi) for Rayon halt-lined; 10-18, $12.95 j “Poneil Slim" sheath in slimming: ALL NEW COATS JUST i : < ) e sey eet note pencil stripes, 10-20, : AR RIVED IN F ALL'S 6 eg aye eG IMPORTANT FASHIONS — / “Slim Jim” versatile Ay-tront skirt Z pe A . -§ fl * J acobsen Ss tn fine gabardine; 10-20, $17.95 | See Them Now! / ps : : Full-teshioned Pendleton : ‘ “ : A . guinea ss $8.96 to $11.98 _ Charge or Layaway! f * WwW St. i f j, FE 3-7165 | Specially Priced — ‘for Our . Amniversary Sale! . Sparkling New Fashion Finds in the Season’s Newest Dresses. | DRESSES Made to Sell for Mede to Sell for 24.98 35.00 , Py 999 ? You‘ll delight in. the versatility of basic : beautiful dresses that go everywhere, any time. ; Fashions for before and after five in fabulous fabrics . . . rayon crepes, : taffetas, brocades, 100% wool jersey, wool crepes, smart tweeds. Exquisitely simple in the flair of the season. New back interest, empire waist, sophisticated sheaths. Dress Salon—Second Floor On this 40th Anniversary, we express our hegrtfelt thanks to you, the women of the Pontiac Area, who have helped make our forty years successful. We're grateful, too, to our wonderful “family” of employees who have greatly contributed to our success, without their splended cooperation this anniversary could never be possible. We look back with warmth and happiness and are constantly looking ahead to always bring the finest in fashions, the maximum in value and a friendly personalized service. / Made to Sell for 129.00 Anniversary § Sale Priced Smart Fall HANDBAGS Choose your favorite leather or broadcloth Made to Sell for \ Famous Make! Fine Cotton! ROBES y ud We will ie aan’ Included are clutch capes, side- ’ dota ty Liz ; ’ 12.95 and 15.00 cor . 3 o“~Try entry pockets, cow! collar stoles and qa a9 | Made to Sell for 8.98 :. id —s 3 regulation straight stoles. Print * az be eee F back satin lined. oe ee ithout charge The smart, small clutch, elongated, sad- ee ‘Anni eA die pouch or box bag. All new fall inca Sale Priced aD § : @ fashion shades, \ j e- MOUTON 4 Limited quantity of quilted cotton or He print cotton duster length robe s. All Dyed Processed Lamb Jackets i rg sizes and many colors. Deep pockets, Italian Imported Ea turn back cuffs. 3 UMBRELLAS aan SLIPS—PETTICOATS « ) . Made to Sell Weeks ago our buyer began his search for coat buys worthy. of this Great Anniversary Sale! This meant seeing scores and scores of stocks, singling out only the choicest values in each group! FORSTMANN’S HOCKANUM KEZAR ANGLO ~ IMPORTS PLUSHES CASHMERE AND WOOL TWEEDS MAN-MADE FUR FABRICS a for 12.95: 3.99 Walking Stick Length in solids and plaids. WALTZ LENG TH and \ ¢ Your choice of popular short twenty-six, twenty- d - 4 eight or thirty-two inch length. In logwood, char- VIS BABY DOLL GOWNS ZA ae coal, champagne or taupe. Sizes 9-15 and 10-18. | Regularly from 3.95 to 10.95 | | . Imperted Fars Labeled te Show Country of Origin Fur Salon—Second Floor “iat” 279 3.79 4.88 Lavishly treated with nylon tricot lace or applique. First quality, well cut, adjustable shoulder straps. Come in white, pastels, or black. Sizes 32 to 40. From Our Young Folks’ Shop | Very Special DRESSES You Have Seen These Nationally Pairs a ALE Advertised for 7.98 Sree \ Children’s ti “4 es * * 2.99 hig: ae ii we . POI Oo 60-Gauge, 15-Denier = Cottons in provincial prints and striped or woven SHIRTS ) Nylon H oe plaids. Bright white touches accent collors. Regular 1.95 Regular 1.50 pr. Als¢ in solid colors. Sizes 3 to 6x. 97° | 67 Dress Maker, Fur Blend SLIP-ON SWEATERS Short Sleeve, Novelty Necklines Made to Sell for 7.98 - obodb ab Italian boatneck, scalloped and club collars. In pink, Ti il SU hind ul Sais ccna oie Sc ee GUARANTEED - Jeweled Orlon SWEATERS WASHABLE (7 Natoinally " advertised brand, reiner, is cig reeal, Stock up at this price. Newest ’ . aa Reg. 3.98 2.99 pee ng) oly ed ‘ fall shades. Sizes 82 to 11. «9 a ~ Pink, red, maize, white. 3 to 3-12. Zs ey 4 220° “sea Quality Collection re ren 3 49 4 g WOOL SKIRTS ba Ne co ett, OT : Fine Cotton =§=§ -_- BERMUDA © ans Set fos 4h ee w . str b ids. to . i ee 4 conte g Hankies SHORTS wait weet 565 2: hess | z , Regular 1.00 : Regular 10.98 : a ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! : AT: © pa 3.88 Pe i ae 4.823 Opulent menswear tweed . . . never before found in hal 0 A T § a Hend rolled. edges women’s skirts. Slim line silhouette. Sizes 22 to 28. ee . * stints, in colortul Solid grey or striped flan- | f Seven Wonderful ca sermtn. ant sand whe nels. Sizes 10 to 16. Styles for Warmth! CAR COATS ; | | Reg. $40 $ D> Timely high-powered new fall fashions. pa Made to Sell for 24.98 : : Sketched is but one of a group of ‘coats oe being offered at fabulous savings for this big event! New velvet trims, Kaftan sides and white Polar-pile linings. Tweeds or mohair-Zebeline fabrics in a choice of fall colors. Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14, 19.90 Warm ..... for the winter . . . of wind'resisting poplin, or tweeds with fleece, quilted or alpaca linings. Smart manipulations of mouton processed lamb collars op leather, Sizes 10 to 16. Young Folk Shop—Lower Level 100% CAMEL HAIR “CAPE COLLARS PUSH-UP S SLEEVES BACK INTEREST “4 SWEEP COATS | TAPERED COATS TUXEDO COATS CLUTCH COATS # HAND- DETAILED EXPERTLY TAILORED Misses Sizes! Junior Sizes! Half Sizes! Petite Sizes! Women's Sizes! @ . Our Own Luxury Leomed Brantwood 100% Pure Imported CASHMERE COATS Nationally Advertised at 135.00 * Anniversary § “J Priced “ Coats of extraordinary beauty tailored with superior talent, lavished with fine details. The important new styles of 1957 are fea- tured in this Cashmere Coot Event. Every one a warm-winter beauty .,. . wise in the. ways of finance and fashion. ° t . } oc, : wencolnnainse ; ; ‘ . : et “ee : t i i e& * = & , = Ee ee Oe ae ee ee ee SST SE ee SSE BE FE ES | EEE ae ee ie a hee toe me Ges ee Si Og eee ee aes Se s . , rhe i i if i a ie i [ a it j { rl 5 “ a if aL E Z F ~ IRS. R. L. ROBERTSON : : : F She is the : former |’ ee a Mrs. Philip J. Monaghan of Barbara Jones, | cranbrook fend opened her home nce of Season a . Fe gee ake 2 ieee Pal B. Subtle foam-lined pra Embroidered white cotton bra to enhance the smaller figure. Sizes: A and B cups in 3236. 1 5Q C. Full-figure bra For ston Federal’s expert eorediercs . fit you quickly end correctly DEPT. STORES sh. ! 23 W. Lawrence St. A cesten’s Finest Paints in America’s most exciting color selection! 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Hogue enter- tained members of the Pillar Club Devotions, “The Lord's Prayer” from Grace Noll Crowell’s Medita- tions, was presented by Mrs. Phil- piec- tures of “A trip to Europe” dur- ing the program portion of the | * wen ——e Pi = - ~ g : meeting. Mrs. Paul Heinsohn served as MRS. JAMES ALLAN GRAU Adams Wed Verona Lee 2. ‘Hollis of Park Ridge wes ring- bearer, Mrs. Rebecca Gould sang the bridal recital accompanied by Mrs. W. Henry Sink. * + * A bronze peau de soie dress with mat accessories was worn by the bride’s mother as she greeted her guests in the church parlors. Her. corsage was of green cymbid- jum orchids. MINK-HUED GOWN Mrs, Grau chose a mink satin and lace dress with a corsage of cymbidium orchids, * & e * For the wedding trip to Philadel- Whittier Schedules Annual Fall Fair Jaycee Auxiliary Schedules Project Henry Beehler and Mrs. William) Darell Adams,’ brother of the merce Auxiliary’s money. Vann. The group will meet at the! bride, and Guth of Fenton. project and bake sale. The affair home of Mrs. Paul Taylor on West) Raymend Mis of Park Ridge, (will be held Saturday from 8 a.m Troquois road on Nov. 20. Hi, served as best man. Johnny (to 12:30 p.m. at 128 W. Pike St. oe Mae committee members are rs. Don Anderson, Mrs. Byron Manufacturers of Aluminum ‘Barnes, Mrs, Mel Eller, Mrs, Don | Storm Doors and Windows \Tinetti, Mrs. Al Hansen and Mrs. oe / \Clyle Haskill, Mrs. Leslie Hotch- | STORMCC 506 S, Saginaw St. | FE 5-5530 | ie re ot GET READY FOR COLD WEATHER ) Aluminum -} * Stainless steel hinges / All Extruded Storm Door Factory List, $49.50 NO HIDDEN COSTS — NO EXTRA CHARGE Our Low, Low Price ALL STANDARD SIZES ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL INCLUDES - 7 * 1” thick with jamb * Hydraulic door closer * Storm chain * All hardware % Rattle-proof screen and / ay? 7 Pre-season § jal EXTRUDED ALUMINUM STORM AND’ SCREEN ept pictere windew. CORP. _FE 5-7709 i opeetis § BRE 5 # i d Fi az = F pil Saturday. attend, Reports er Dean, meting of Home, plans were pri Bre wr he Old-timers’ Dinner to be held Legion Auxiliary Slates Dinner rion for * © of Dinner is scheduled for 7 p.m. and all members arg welcome to f on the fecent fall con- ference held at/ Benton Harbor .|were presnted by Mrs. Arno Hulet, child welfare ¢hairman; Mrs. Rog- president, and Mrs, James McKee, secretary. > * * A money-making project is schedyled for November. The next the group will be held Noy. 5 at the American Legion Home. adds lustre to your tailored wardrobe Choore from ow lorge selection of Pit Fashioned Styles from 89s 0 1998 Pauli’s Shoe: Store 35 N. Saginaw Open Friday Only ’til 9 Serving Pontiac Over 75 Years! cll i Hears Dr. Hahn Ht FE 3-7186 a-Si seach ee cpanel ean souccccocesennenat Professionc! Permanent Wave—Gives @ Soft Natural ance | , PERMANENTS, from’... . $5.00. | CALLIE’S. BEAU TY SHOP 116 N. Perry _ | re 24061 Tam TO CHECK YOUR AUT 1 Make your your appoiatment now "for a New Hair Style - CRESCENT LAKE BEAUTY ‘SALON 25 Crescent On West Seo Crescent tab An exquisite needlepainting—in * realistic colors makes a nice addi- tion to any wall, A simple scerie | with a friendly look that you will find easy to embroider. 4 Pattern. No. 5272 contains hot-' fron transfer for 12’" x 16” design; material requirements; stitch illus- trations; color chart. Send 25c in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, Illinois, Now available—the colorful 1956 Needlework Album containing doz-/ ens of lovely designs from which to choose more patterns in crochet, embroidery and knit — plus three gift patterns, directions printed in book. Only 2 25c a copy! by ff Different, smart. - Kd for comb, compact, hanky | and such. Bill sec- tion coin purse, $ and pass case. Soft hy cowhide in pastel and spunky colors. tex * boodle bag Also @ complete line of Ladies’ Leather Purses in the latest shades. KIMMINS Leather Goods 14 W. Huron, FE'2-2602 Gentle curved style, elegantly - pleated foarn rub- ber back and cushions. Covered in nubby tweeds— Brown or Green. SALE PRICE $225, Soamidy syle Colo Colonial ie Sale Price Som a Ceo “Cacee, White an ne and $13975 popular shades— Beige and Pink. Regularly $350. mice $250 Sa SG eueeee ene : Regularly $129.75. er ERS SO 66 Coed eee senses sete annette nwgs See See SS SSS EET ESHESEEEESHS SEBO BH BET HEE: all with FOAM RUBBER | Cushions Meter aee ee sce necre aeeee Fireside chair with newest Colonie! old signs. W naetaae merories | a yor Americana, Me Sele Price $1197° sbesbdussvenwOUceWoevusanqrediescuntnascdutveesssuselagessduucecadeecers cenapecccccsecsncccscsccesauenane Ye The most luxurious comfort you can imagine for your teins : room at prices for below what you'd ordinarily pay for this — fine furniture in these ‘fabrics. These sofas and chairs are not only handsome . . . they're big and loungy . .. the kind you'll love to relox in. . They’re built of staunch hardwood frames to withstand the stress of daily use . . . and every cushion is filled with luxurious Foom Rubber to provide you with the last word in comfort. They're beautifully styled and upholstered in elegant fabrics . ; tailored and trimmed toa / # decorator’s taste. Space permits us to show only a portion of } the pieces on sale . . . come in real soon to see them all. 4-4 5 ¥ seen eee eeeeee ‘to 24 months to pay balance by arrangement with © / the Community National Bonk with carrying / _ 5 ee ee Custom Built | Custom Styled... Covered i in decorator fabrics dee at special sale prices 1 1 fi | a ' i Budget Terms Arranged Moke selections for your own home, for gifts. Just = o£ 15% down delivers the furniture you sefect. Up en en IG 24 W. HUR oN st. peed yon ‘til 9 Apple Butter Dutch Girl, flavorful Jiffy Cake Mix Kroger Spaghetti Long, for real Italian style-. . . / seuan-Good tredh ' Waxtex Waxpaper & two oe Special low price at Kroger . . . «.. Kasco ) Dog Food 3 ** * * © © @ | | Parkay Margarine *eeeoeesr+s¢ee: * ” Miracle Whip | Orange Juice | "ic" é Easy to serve, wonderful to drink . . Vanilla Extract Burnett's. A must for baking . . ee Liquid Chiffon => ee OS eS Swift ‘Baby Food Junior. 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Budget priced . 2. ss 9 = ee Argo Gloss ar 20 (eee ND sx... m 81° gate a PA, sre Sot avid aD) 4 pf oa gS tage de ‘ Pineapple Juice Can 8%-Or ~~ @ julce. priced right for your budget, during this ta sometlonal 10c Sele. PACKED IN OIL (3 Maine Sardines 10: Muffin Mix 1} Salad Mustard | 154-0». “1 0: Dog Food stroneneant *e ef * se, Aversa 1-Lb. Can 3-Ox. Bottle Vevco. Spaghefti Spaghetti In delicious tomato sauce * 10° = 10° = 105 Red Beets = 10° Whole Potatoes & 10: Steak Sauce "x 10° Sliced —— . th 10: North American rich flavored Comstock fatty delicious ........ * *e es 68 8 @ @ @ é \ YOUR FAVORITE CHOCOLATES WHITMAN'S Assorted Chocolates COUNTRY CLUB RICH, CREAMY, DELICIOUS or neo } Stock up your freeser et this Melf Gallon Specially priced tor Sweetest Dey ot 12-02, SATO low low price. your Kroger store. Box SWISS CHEESE SALE! Swiss Cheese =u 65'§ N Phoenix brand chunk Sliced Swiss PHoenx nes Wonderful for lunches or snacks . . Sliced Swiss "art > — es 43 Sliced right for sandwiches . . . Lia uid Trend we ks see Brerriay low pele +s se eee en 2:35: ‘feet 25° , Giant Vim Everyday low price . . 2 e+ eee eo coe ae 30% Hat Wisk... 2.37* Lipton Soup | mt STs Nig Ne eee OTE cede teatne ts | Cat Food 75¢ bux Flakes . 31° Sa else | Mem 30: Giant Ringo White. 72° Canta. mem | 649 LOW, LOW, LOW PRICES AT ITILE poke i. ; We reserve the right to limit +. Prices effective ‘drow seem October al, 19356" : ; : 5 » " ; ‘ pera | I fd ‘ s. j : & . P rs 3 | Hl, \ 7 1 4 - ( rf » ms 5 : p j : Wie 1 2 ee : * 3 f a ; ‘ n ‘ | " | = = C Ee 1 * ‘ \ i tug ‘ es \ \ , { es oii y ad te Po | ee oe ay os \ : \ ded ee ee = cae ‘ 4h a A) Sek in ce i, ec ee he a ee Le ce SW lik pe ete ie bt Wb dh oe he hos Loin E Lick ecaddhy Fold <1. Wakes’ W's ons bean youtecinoicted porkers. Kroger cutting method gives you a better pork value. - ib Buy now at this Kroger low, low price. e Pork. Chops u 39s Sliced Bacon 285s. Rance Style Bacon 89: seildiiisen tea Cts Silver Star. Lean. . Hygrade Thick Sliced 2-Lb. Pkg. Beef Liver 37: Ground Round uw 69 Liver Sausage 39: sudk vente: Waleed st. Fresh several times daily . . Hygrade’s Fresh or Smoked . Sliced Bologna :2 33° Hot Dogs 3 .. $119. Fish Sticks 2 iz 69° Hygrade’s, fine for sandwiches Hygrade’s “os Birds Eye, quick-frozen PLUMP AND TENDER, 20 LBS. AND UP . ~" + 066 4 3 Pan Sigs pt rend. $449 Jonathan Apples 4:39 Macintosh Apples 4: 39:9 =>-«7"" i Eye Oe OTe. On eae:.....2 5 ae ne ae Salad D ressing. BY Wesson O y nat. Je ewan Soap. 5-2! Northern Nap i ae : Ezy French Dressing 2 Qe Salada Tea at QfeSpry 3 & 93: Wantex Waxed Papers men]. Hi Ho Crackers ut 35 ¢ Salada Tea Bags 42 6 3¢ Lifebuoy Soap 3 t=, 2.Q¢Planters Peanuts yn Deviled Ham “s+ 3 3< Lux Soap : 3 28: Lifebuoy Soap O75 aati ae Underwood. Budget priced . _ Everyday low price . SHOP ~ COMP ARE — REMEMBER, Everyday low orice . 2s. i i ee cle eee de Bae he aeipresenan ) His, | J sacpsammaneeste wren tresnan ae 8 ie. eet + ‘ es 7 ; ‘ae : Ve Sy oe , t ‘phe y » ’ * . “ P } 1! ; / + ‘ " ra { & ; i f i 1 ty pf ri -* | 1 eit ‘ j 2 | \ \ 5 ¢ " ren Sc, et, \ ‘_ i ¥ ') 1 f \ $ \ \ } % f - \ Le { i a Bes, hee, BER Beer aS AOR A, EOS eee Fe | { Fae Oe Ha ES Le ee ee eS ee aE ES “BB-Inch, lee Finith: fees ra thursday, friday, saturday — = * : HURON STORE * special purchase full fashioned nylon sweaters 999 _, *39 STORES ‘Cunningham’ FAMOUS BRAND-REGULAR *1.50 Fine quality cotton .. . bearing a farmous-name label. Ail colors, all * | patterns. Sizes 28 to 44. An out- ' = standing value at this price! 4 PAIR SORRY ...3 Pairs to a Customer! a SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE! BROOKPARK “ QUALITY MERELRAAC*oinnenwane how in colorful PATTERNS "7... . OM LL ll i li lt li lt ll ll lll li ll. lA ltl tll lll tl itll tilt. tll Ml i, Ml Al a thls il le le le li ll li i i a a i i ee ee . F r Tel-Huron Center Store . Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday ‘til 9 Maxwell House COFFEE Choice of Grinds Se BY WRIGLEY’S SUPER MARKETS FIRST at WONDERLAND Mothers! It’s a bright new world! . Small fryy ? -Deluxe Terry vy’ a ‘-wTev’y.qrfOow,rrvwevrvrwTwrvruv’vwrwewTVT@? + + 7 ‘wTwTwvrvwuvvwrwevv. Ys The beauty of it all (besides the dollars you save) is the new freshness, bright color and lasting fit of these sensational H li ai Sid in Li Mit nll aah nna itn ls Maiti in liaa Si i nlin Nin dina Mian in li Sin Marine Do Mrdindhs Med» Sader AiraMintly > Atlanta tintin disc) uh , rE ee a nylon sweaters. Three to choose from; | S lJ p F R S AV | N G S | a: ys Shap ‘em around your towel tod sizes 34 to 40. short sleeve slipon. Pink, | . ‘Teng and they'll stay put! $199 black, navy, apricot. special, $2.99. | Only — ONE WEEK ONLY | long sleeve slipon, Green, brown, apricot. Unmistakably theirs! And the joy special, $3.99. short sleeve cardigan. of it is, the towels stay on the rack! ‘ i Extra large, 22x44", deluxe quality, Black, navy, white, apricot. special, : quick-drying, thirsty terry with $2.99. gripper fasteners to convert them into roller towels. White, printed all over with little chubby hands in wash- fast colors. Isn't it a great idea? like polished ship's brass. ‘Tilae bos $400 1 ‘lropcoats Men’‘s or Women’s CLEANED. 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M. & a a nN eS ER NNR iURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M, EXTRA HOURS TO SAVE! ss = ge. i i i i aati ‘ 4 a i - ' if eae * ty e f i - : ‘ , i oe \: ; ; : ee ‘ peer Pee : < j 3 ‘ ‘ i ‘ ; 1 ‘ 5 ee ee ute With Us—Drink Coca-Cola and Eat Our Birthday Cake-It’s ALL FREE! : Aimeried? s Finest N ational Brands of Clothing EAGLE... CLIPPERCRAFT tae WORSTED-TEX ox PHOENIX eee KINGSRIDGE . $e: - ROCK. KNIT... GLENWOOD Jackets # . coats _ Saas Pall and Winter Styles TWEEDS and SHETLANDS | An Extra —§ . i 3 ob . Value Fine im rted all wool ol tweeds and { Shetlands. F Raglan sleevés—A Nationally Advertised Brand, SILVER eactaiesen race, $33.25 Men’ S Suits ge “Latest Fall Styles FLANNEL SUITS Wool, Gabardine Blouse Jackets Values to $16.95 SILVER JUBILEE PRICE rae $33? $@*5 | Fine imported flannels in grey, b dblue— 4 , 7 ' fA itveestmute mice wes” SPORT SHIRTS Cotton Flannel Sport Shirts oe Regular $3.95 Value SILVER JUBILEE PRICE spss Washable Wool Blend SPORT SHIRTS Regular $10 Value , SILVER JUBILEE PRICE SES SeeoeooescosooseseoeeeseeeseeeesoeeS | sg Sharkskins Tweeds, Gabardines ee) be oe | 2 Values fad ZIP. LINED TOPCOATS All wool sharkskins, tweeds and gabardines— . SILVER JUBILEE PRICE, $43.25 A Selected Group of N ationally Advertised Brands Including Our Famous Eagle Suits an eee $5 sB25 z - Values All wed imported tweeds . +. Worsteds . . . sharkskins— SILVER JUBILEE ee $53.25 $ 4 Od - Regular ($65.00 Value Imported tweeds ... Shetlands .. . \ oe ... velours, Nationally Advertised Brands, SILVER JUBILEE PRICE, $53.25. Charge de: adi ae Any One oF aA These Convenient Plans: | 30-Day Charge @ 14 a Month - 10-Pay Plan Never an Extra Charge for These Extra Services! SOSSSOSSSOSSHSSHHHSSHSHOSHSOT HSS SOOHOSSOHSOSHSSSSOSSHSOTOOHOSH SSE EESeeseeeeseoeooeeeeeeoeEeCeeOeeee "EXTRA SILVER JUBILEE SPECIAL! Just 200 All Wool Double Breasted SUITS — WORSTEDS SHARKSKINS GABARDINES $ 20 od Values to $65.00 ‘Silver Jubilee Price eee ahaha nee All wool flannel and gabar- dine slacks .., light and dark shades. Regular $14.95 values, Silver Jubilee Price “SPECIAL GROUP ) yw. : | L 1} J a O : , || QUALITY SHOES. Tr SPORT COAT Values to $14.95 : » iY Imported a root 8 Over 250 pair in a nice selec- : | a Ae - . -_ to $00.50 » Li sgemenion Faeee fb Bai od Sine ine Pie | 4} biversary Event. a ‘ : vs +, ho i eee rT TI ITiTiriviiiirriiii iriri rire rrieirir rr rrr err eee | COPOCOOSSHSSOOSSSOSO SSH SOHO OSHS SLO SESS RSSOOOSOOSO ESE SOS ESOC 18-20: NORTH SAGINAW > ON THE STORY OF GLASS — 3 Galileo's Telescope Early in the Middle Ages, men were deeply Ibtrested bn science Glass played an important part in their efforts to-gain knowlefige. | -- In 1590 the microscope was invented, and less than 10 years-tater place the telescope was built. : zr Italian astronomer Galileo made’ his first telescope in 1607! TURES from a piece of organ pipe with a glass lens at each end. The telescope : ag , ' : ames CIRCE toey ' SCHWINN | To gat Ge cieh's bar tasted he OURO ras calarged but later experiments enabled him to get 0 w vs * ‘iy a uy : : | names of President Harry S, Tru-| Similar lenses have been used in eyeglasses, in photography, and]. Z ; : a, BICYCLES _ fi man and Chief of Staff George C./to magnify the light from lighthouses and searchlights. ® f : | Marshall. This sprang the left-/ With crayons color this picture of Galileo studying the night sky,| EASY TERMS 5 rae Sameer > Frtciapelant maaho Ms ys Hh tek Gis Poste © tothe eantoed: Fin : | Conference. prick the sky full of holes so that with a light behind the picture, the Have Your Bicycle | ty sky will look filled with stars. By punching holes in the top corners Layed Away Now | 1 was « Aelighttul place. Oc-\ oy can hang the picture up with string. jeasionally, Baron von Cramm/ (First to submit this idea was Charlotte Grover, Sundance, Wyo. | would come by and give a tennis Editors awards $10 for a usable idea, so send in your sugges- Receive Your You never hal tt betier.* [tons care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newateatures.) 4/s QUART <5 is we. Temorrow: Glass in Legends $ 67 cove -AD ION | man te go oa a ; 1080s see eorries oF te MISS | Feantted Marlene Dietrich, . ’ another unwelcome visitor in their ; TICKET - [fe th har meter oe come, Wise Oid Ow! living Pas This owl was smailer TAGE LP Ona, Pee eerEEen® PINT , - Not So Smart | ttn the tpt, but out he went $31 oe | In. Theater — No Purchase M me the ain “ict Picking Roost hte: | the first Passover after ANN ARBOR (AP)—The wise old| Manpower provided 15 per cent) sey Fem, Dada PSR ttm ron nt te ome wl et Se) Easy Terms—10°/, Down lively, informative book|the home of Dr. Joe Burge injonly 6 per cent. 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The Eaglet harri three places. tay, fone fin ished Ist in the time of 11:30, fol- lowed by teammates Tony Kulik | * * & Richard Connors, Richard O'Brien, Dick Koenighauer , and Max ‘Mize, all from St. ‘Joe. grabbed the'next four positions” Dan Klonowsiq of sr Mary came « ations with the ball club.” # in 8th and Eagiet - runner Zambrzycki finished, 12th. “ é ar | ¢ i a ladder with 42 points. The re 9 ee only common foe of the two ball carriers and a veteran ischools has been Madison. Orion. passer and field general in Nick whipped the Eagles, 21-2, while) Neira, Fullhack Ralph M7. - Lach Trainger of the ares group is inf 199 Orchard Loke Ave. ‘tm @ fle for Brewer, soutnnen Mee ky a | Kearney of (Etter Rochester 2.01.04 ; = Yeargan, Ww alled Lak ad q a Doug Storey, cach with 43. el Ji $ on “Halfeck Lyndon Salathiel of iin, Gawse ob 4 HN .Watertora next with 42 et, Walled Lake |. +... = | Points, The balance of the county ap” ~~ ieee Sa ate eins oa m0 | | ese oe REBUILDING Volk, __* teens ee H is 4 fe —_ Pa ies SOUNTY AREA LEADERS re — + willy fi MOTOR TUNING : OTOPAT TPE A Hi} ’ a : erie . AVI ’ ervice—Quelity Balimen. East Derrolt c's he ei Oe Vie! 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(Dubby) Holt, coach-manager of the U.S. team, calls the group per- haps the finest ever to square off in an Olympic preliminary. * + ® Elimination bouts tonight and to- ‘morrow give way to finals Friday iin which the 10 team members The Birmingham Maples over- by Pontiac's fast improving Roger Coates to post their seventh straight cross country win by a 23-38 margin at Birmingham yes- Strong team balance paid off for the victors as they held seven of the top 10 positions at the close of the event over the two-mile course. Coates, who Coach Mike Ando- nian says looks better every time out, was easily the outstanding in- dividual of the day with a time of 10:38.4. The previous record had been over 10:40. Pontiac's other two men in the select ten were fourth place Rufus Anderson and Pete Cox, No. 10. Tom Fontaine and Lynn Benn ranked second and third, respec- gent. Bob Benson wag close be- hind. Anderson, Birmingham: also won the junior varsity meet, 16-47. | Yesterday's action was a final tuneup for both schools prior to tomorrow's Conference meets. ‘Pontiac, with a 1-4 record, is host ‘to the Saginaw Valley event. The Maple campus will be the scene of' the Eastern Michigan harrier bat- ‘tle. BOCKEY AT A GLANCE TUESDAY'S RESULTS | LEAGUE N LEAGUE NAL LEAGUE innati 4, Fort Wayne 3 Ne ¢ No ' Cine’ Knowledgeable people say Imperial—and they say it every time — A Hiram Walker whiskey 9365 9931 Coke No. 408 Code No. 400 BLENDED WHISKEY * 86 PROOF 30% STRAIGHT WHISKEY, -B YRS. OR MORE OLD + 70% GRAIN _NEDTRAL SPIRITS + HIRAM WALKER & SONS INC., PEORIA, 1. With a Good Buy, If You Would Like to Walk Away How About These? | Duck Hats Duck : Coats with shell pocket and bloodproof game pock- et, water re- pellent ... a7 Sizes 38-46. DUCK PANTS Double woter- . $h9 proof seat and a Sizes 30- trip to Melbourne, Australia, next month to defend’ the five cham- pionshtps won by the United States in 1952. * * J As in the past, the trials will ipreview some of the top profes- sional boxers of the future. * * * On the college squad are four \tensive elimination process taking will be selected. They'll make the tively, to spark the BHS contip- ' youngsters from the University of 'Wisconsin rated among the best Coates Sets Record but ‘Pontiac Bows to Maples visions. > ‘ Already heralded as a potential pro great is 18-year-old Vince Fer- guson of New York who won the in their respective di * oe freshman. “Wisconsin's chief hope, st : com- petitors are light-heavyweight Or- ville Pitts, flyweight Dean Plem- mons and light-welterweight Dick Bartman. Terry and Dave Smith, -Air Force boxers from Seattle, give the trials its only brother combi- nation. Terry battles in the wel- terweight class, Dave in light mid- dleweight. * sd other Floyd Patterson, 1952 mid- dleweight titlist, Wright won the national and international Golden Gloves championships, the inter- service title and the AAU crown in the past two. years. He also / | NI took the Pan-Américan light-mid- dleweight title in 1955. Nishitetsu Jap Champs l | | TOKYO (#—The underdog Nish- } itetsu Lions today whipped the Yomiuri Giants 5-1 and won the Japan “World” Series, four games to two. . Sooners at 33 Wilkinson Says Team Strings Unim portant NCAA middleweight title as a. Two of Oakland County’s bitter- est rivals will collide this Friday afternoon and a lot of glory codid go to the winner. Troy and Clawson high schools, within a stone’s throw of each oth- in league play. Troy has three victories to its credit while Claw- son owns three wins and a tie. ‘heights under Ist year coach Joe ‘Bechard, have dropped only one decision, a 24-19 non-league. set- iback at the hands of unbeaten Ro- ‘meo. a 12-7 loss to Center Line in their: non-loop season opener. There are at least three good | feasons for the traditional red- hot rivalry which has built up around these two schools, The ist reason ig the nearness of the schools to each other. They are very close neighbors since approxi- mately three miles separates them. A 2nd reason, which is certain- ly not far behind the 1st, lies in the fact that Acton, Clawson’s coach, is an alumnus of Troy who dearly loves to beat his alma mater on the football field. CHEVROLET |: TE SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DON’T PUT: OFF NEEDED Just Because You Can’t Take Time During the Day _ USE OUR. CONVENIENT NITE SERVICE Leave your car between 4 and 5 P. M. — It'll be ready at 8 A. M. ear requires some you — evernite, you me mere — tate schedule with our experienced and equipment Don't Drive a Car That's Not Right Get It Serviced by North—at Night NORTH CHEVROLET | Birmingham Mj, 4-2735 1000 S$. Woodward i } | SERVICE ' | ij i minor fender or beady work — we'll as we a on an established fiat is eae eee methoda i — ie ra | The Colts, surging back to new Bitter Troy-Clawson Feud Resumes Friday at Troy Logart Meets Ortega on TV Probably the most talked about! Bob Acton’s Clawson gridders| entry is Paul Wright, a 165-pound- have also suffered only one defeat,) BOSTON * jer from Flint, Mich. Touted as an- ( — Isaac Logart, third-ranked contender for the world’s welterweight title, presses his campaign for a higher rating while meeting durable Gaspar Or- tega tonight in a 10-round nation- ally televised bout at Mechanics Building. Logart, a 23-year-old Cuban with speed and punching power, rules upwards of a 3-1 favorite over Ortega, whose chief claim is that The Cuban flash from Kid Gav- ilan's hometown of Camaguay is invading Boston for the second time in three months in his at. tempt to get a shot at Boston's Tony DeMarco, former welter champion now the No. 1 conten- The bout, set for 9 p.m., EST, is scheduled for national televi- sion, ABC. ‘ MSU Alumni Club Prepares for Excursion The Michigan State University Club of Oakland County will head for the MSU-Notre Dame football game at South Bend this Saturday via special excursion train. Over 358 Oakland County alumni and their friends will be aboard the excursion special, which will leave Pontiac at 7:40 _ a.m. and return at 9:20 p.m. The excursion package has been | sold out, but there is still room on . train for those having their tickets. ss ~ ; caught » Nova Scotia, by Harry Wesley of Buenos a “ Saturday, and : Nov. 10. : Hunters Can Expe Tougher Opening Day *’ *# . _ It would seem to be no service/Tigers Ask Waivers ticular attention sores ion Walt Masterson and a 4.14 earned run average. Used principally as a relief pitcher, outlook for later season hunting|ball for two years. ;| DETROIT ® — Waivers for the unconditional release of Walt >| Masterson had a 1-1 record in - |35 games with Detroit this season Masterson wag signed by Detroit last may after being out of base- there will, in all probability, be enough of the spectacular game- arid satisfacory contest, Last year’s winner was a woman hunter, Mrs. Paul Pace, whose three-pound-12-ounce roost Saved by babyhood, a good many Nesting _Hampered by the heginning of the season, the) LANSING — Hunting. prospects first few days sees a tremendous appear to be generally good for ‘slaughter and in hard hunted the October 20 opening of southern areas, the season, for practical Michigan's popular pheasant and| purposes, ends right there. rabbit seasons, ‘ That ts particularly true when | With favorable weather condi- the opener is on Saturday, as is ions, smal] game hunters are ex- the case this year. eae day, pected to bag about 1,000,000 pheas- the top entry in a very clgse race. ‘Hunting Prospects Good lper cent drop in pheasant produc- ition this year. | Cold, wet spring weather ham- pered nesting, but the over-all pheasant outlook is about on a level with the 1951-53 seasons. ant season—hunters took approxi- we'll advance the reason why we season—despite an estimated 15 - think all seasons should open on | Monday, instead of an arbitrary alt tae ow am BOKEL Club Derby Set for Nov. 11 Solunar Tables | rye sicnigan Boxer cub wit), | hold its 2nd Annual Motor City area, setting up what are listed Boxer Derby in conjunction with/a Solunar tables for the Pontiac | ; Fall Specialty Show Nov. 11 at the as the best times for hunting or). } fishing in the area during the next| Detroit Artillery Armory. _/ week, have been prepared especial-| Trophies and prizes .alu¢d at ly for this section by John Alden| $1,000 will be awarded for the Knight, as follows: Soe top entries. Prizes will bé given . minor Major Minor’ Major to all four. placings in each class. IF ssnee @ : : : 7 Friday ..c¢sse 8:15 11:30 8:45 11:58] All registered boxers/from 6 to Fs aalenae 3 12:48 1:20 ‘T8 18 months old are eligible for this Tucstey oto. G38 23s 818 ans|EUPPY Derby. The Meadline for Wednesday ... 9:30 3:20 10:05 3:s9/entries is Oct. 30. / PREVENT | | TROUBLE Your car is a marvel of engineer- ing precision ~ but now is the time to preverit winter freeze up. NOW Is the Time to WINTERIZE Your Car! ANY CHEVROLET PROTECTED TO 14 DEGREES BELOW ZERO WITH PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE AND RUST INHIBITOR Complete for Only t/ QD jos INCLUDES: CHECK ALL HOSES CHECK RADIATOR FOR LEAKS $ 47 ‘CHECK BLOCK FOR CRACKS % | CHECK HEATER FOR LEAKS ‘CHECK FAN BELT FOR CORRECT TENSION a Matthews-Hargreaves 34 Mill St. PES-4161 641 Oakland at Cass Conservation Department studies indicate another good rabbit hunt- ing season, with southwestern coun- ‘ies continuing as the best cotton- tail-producing area. Hunters bagged about 1,600,000 rabbits during the 1955 season. er Was Last year—an excellent pheas-| | ‘|| Yellow Best — a ff cats Ready enmeee? [Ou , eee £ [20.cseeeeassceavcasenseeseses dati States Championship Field Trials, MB... <<.....--...Northern Association of Beagle Clubs Field Trial, receive $50 U.S. Savings Bond. a= = El wah ew . “ 7 Sturgeon Creek Club, near Milford doorsmen’s Dates | Hunter Goes for Fawn, Returns With a Bride z i 5 Hf as any in the country,” he said. “One phenonemal thing about the team is that every guy in the backfield has throwh passes. I just sters to provide a very interesting wonder how we'll defense them, ugh Department, praising Michigan's Strang ‘state parks and the campers who) Mn stamps to cover the cost use them : mail watch to Arizona. | Mra. Harold J. Strang i” “= recently wrote to the Conservation eB Aah ese SN ROAR eee eee. ee ee WEA O.F.C. means Original Fine 4 Canadian; It's the fastest-growing . IMPORTED CANADIAN WHISKY, A BLEND 6 YEARS OLD, 86.8 PROOF. > SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CO., N.Y, C, : Arizonian Has Praise tor Michigan Campers 4 LANSING — An Arizona resident firmed rodters for Michigan state Schnauzer Class Slated for Oct 23 also enclosed 18 Phoenix, Arizona, sald, “It was found my husband's wrist watch Michigan.” Wells state park in the upper penin-| department. with surprise and pleasure that we Retires After 27 Years | LANSING — Hatpld 8. Gibbs, ee ee ee weration ‘sa|tendt qnscutive ti the Conserve. ‘ tion Department, . The watch was found at J, W.|after 27 years of service with the|® sula, where the Strangs had home address, ~ /couver, B, C. camped, ang was mailed to thelr) the Cincinnati Redlegs signed catcher Bruce Edwards this sum- “This confirms my faith In the mer after the ex-Dodger honesty of campers in general,” | batted .295 in 45 games with Van- - ~— ne ees Late Applications - hunting permits. More than 100,000 applications |have already been processed. Oth- ers mailed just before the Oct. 10 deadline will be checked this week. Only 65,340 permits will be issued for the “any déer” sea sons in the 22 deer starvation — and crop damage areas. Draw: | ings will be held In areas where — applications exceed the permit | quota. “ The largest number of applica- tions have been turned in for area | 2, the Lake-Newaygo County unit, ' where only 4,500 special permits insaned, hake returned as savings on Seems too good to be Attorneys-in-fact ‘Taft, FE 2-0019 deh IY SEPTEMBER "That paft of the premium not used in os eened and protecting the policed is returned by this Exchange to the Auto member at expiration of his yearly policy. This th of September, 1956, a sum of $370,526 was 90 paid to the eenbare te cash, In the nine months of 1956, $3,781,966 was so expiring policies. . __SRabert G. Jamieson, General. Manager i at Automobile Ciab of Michigan MISHT on PHONE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE A. |. BOGUE, Mgr. 63.N. Perry $t—FE 524151. are to be issued. Chub inembers true—but it’s TRUE) % IT PAYS-TO- BELONG! ~~} }— Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange Ralph Thomas ¢ i Roy M. Hood May Force Drawing | “LANSING — Last-minute ape on new styles im fine footwear. That's why men of good taste widely acclaim the Florsheim Turned Front as a new, sleek example of finely detailed luxury in lustrous calfskin. Todd's Shoe Store 20 WEST HURON STREET ° Deity 9:30 to 5:30—Friday 9 to 9—~Shop Days for Better Service | ~ e732 Hi qe # FLORSHEIM | calls the style turn with It’s stradition.with Florsheim-to-call the.turn FORD / |. CHEVROLET ™* LOW PRICES ON ALL CARS! $795 | 30 Years in Pontiac DON R. ; \ y * 4 1 4 ls oe f \ % i i eA | /\ : ne cy i i eye ONTIAC = . \ ‘ ' PUZZLE NO. 20 : 5 PIs ' ‘ OS GB ee 1 S MEY LW ‘ f + é i H y (A \é yt) # 2 : ~«“ use oY a . iva) ACOA TR ' sf i & aa Ny t a] x é 4, Fs : é ‘ ' | we Her t ’ ; ' : 4 3) 7. ‘ J ~is~ ‘ = a _~ 2 Bo é Wl | a f ’ s uf : oA a 3 : 1 capengpenertosner 290+ 96 * oe 08 040s Oh ee EDR eH Oe ; oF & = 2g fe : Es F " D vesescescesernses segs | PT ei ete se eet il § f a8 3 Sevbpedbensrecaes seats bh ee ee ‘ z — ; 7 | cccnseccnsccsvesucress bE 3 fee et eed : oF. j is : 5 Ceedendeeenegbecvheres 13 PT eee Bee ee Le H ; H 3 8 akdh biesnyeuen scorers 14 Peete ete eet eee ] : ' : / ' 7 cheseeseseceseenennees 15 feb eeeentesenesdeneese : : : onebead ocevesicgeceees 16 Be : 4 ve 1 : r NAME tee J eee eee ee eee ee ' 4 1 = i * t : STREET ADDRESS es ; BAe = . t | § crry ous yeceeerseceeéces PHONE NO. 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WA rough one is going to need fixing sooner or later. 14 In order te ........ @ good supply of fish, trawlers and trollers must diligent. 18, Accommodations of «a seagoing .......\ are sure te be somewhat cramped. a 16, A reduction of this can make all the difference in a race. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. Anyéne Is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest with the exception of Pontiac Press employes er their immedi- ate families. : 2. A contestant may submit as many entries as ‘he or she wishes but they must be on otlicial entry blanks printed in this newspaper ; : * ; 3. To submit an entry the contestant musi print nis answer words in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by, dotted lines and attach it securely to a 2-cent teard. No entries will-be accepted ft they are in envelopes Entries tor Puzzle No. 20 must bear a Tuesday, Oct. 23, Fscgpme. (or before), No entries received alter that time, whether hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not responsible for entries lost or delayed in the mai! ; 4 Sorry, telephone calls or mail concerning details of the contest cannot be anawered or acknowledged. _~ ; _. §& The Pontiac Press will award a cash prize of $100 ¢ week to the winner of each weekly POT-O-GOLD contest. ff more than one winning anawer ie received the prize will be divided equally among the winners I! any week or weeks weekly until o winning solution is submitted each if they are Pontige Press subscribers of record on the ony winners are announced. Only one such bonus'cem be award : : 7. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday, Wednes- » day and Fridey until the contest’s end Either or all will be considered as olficial entry blanks : amd cotrect solutions will be announced each ‘of the week following individual contests Olfictal keeper of answers will be Frederick C. Ziem. prosecutor tor Oakland , the Genera! Features , Originators of the r _ will know the solutions until alter each contest {s over. - 1 be delivered to the Presx judges by Mr Ziem ~ ater the fing! decdline ° = 8 ~e 8 e 3 $ cal 2 & 8 8 z 2 Q 2} | o final and all contestants agree to abide by the All entries become the property of The Pon- “nene can be returned : yusties must be addreseed to POT-O-GOLD, Pontiac! Michigan Winners will be hott- or in the mails; - les PRE - elsisotaheateatattetalatetatatetelatetetatetelattey tt 64 Olds Super mailed or delivered by | thould pass without any winners, the prize will be added’ Jy, 6. Winners will be awarded en extra cash bonus of $2). te. each prize-winner:no matter how many weekly prizes may ne / "5S PONTIAC 2-dr. Hydra., tadio and heater. Beautiful color.: "SS BUICK Super Riviera 2- " flew, radio and heater. Full power. Nice ‘SS FORD Fairlane Tudor Fordomatic. Radio, heater, red and white color. $4 CADILLAC 62 Cpe. Hy- radio, heater, white tires, power. "$4 FORD cl. Cpe. 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Ra- | dio, Heater, Full Power, Elect. .Windews, White Walls. *54 OLDS Super 88 4-Door, Hydramatic, Radio, Heater, Power Steering, White Walls, ‘$2 PONTIAC Station Wa- gon. Mydramatic, Rad ic. Heater. Exceptionally clean, "S54 CADILLAC 62 Sedan. Hydramatic, Radio, Heater, Power Steering White Walls. "53 FORD Sedan. Forda- matic; Radio, Heater, White 995 E come CASS AVE. Open Daily 9 to 9 ~ Sdturdey 9 to6 JEROME @) 1955 Cadillac 62 Sedan $3195 Hydra-Matic, Radio, Heater, Power ‘ ; Steering. One owner, low mileage. 1955 Olds Super 88 2 Dr, Hydra-Matic, Radio, Heater. All fac- tory installed, all sedan accessories. »F "56 OLDS DEMONSTRATOR ...........$2895 During sale only . *55 Mercury Monterey C. Gp. ‘55 BUICK Hard Top .................$1895 Clean inside and out. Radio and heater. Hard top. 55 Chevrolet Bel-Air Hd. Tp. One owner. Tu-Tone Paint . . . Low price. "55 FORD Fairlane .................6.$1495 "55 OLDS Super 88 ......... 0.00.0 0 $1995 "54 CHEV. Bel-Air .......... cence s $1095 | "54 OLDS 98 D. H.C... $1895 ‘54 FORD Two-Door ..... eee eee cee e PLO9S ‘53 OLDS Holiday Coupe .............. $1395. ‘53 FORD Sedan ...............-....., $ 695 And scores of other wonderful value-priced cars to choose trom—come down, look ‘em over! | y US. ROYAL —— ~ HUNTING BOOTS MEN’S BOOTS LADIES’ BOOTS ' Regular $15.95 | Regular $13.95 12* $995 Soren sits += 52 se ie. "10" FUR TRIMMED HATS..... °3°° $7.25 All Red Hooded SWEAT SHIRTS......... 94° RED JERSEY GLOVES........39 ARVIN. Electric Heaters Regular $14.95 ° 12.45 ENAMELED ROASTERS 18 Lb. Capacity Reguler_$1.79 Value ‘1.19 K-GUTTER EAVESTROUGH T 49 16-Quart 10 FOOT LENGTHS .. . PER LENGTH ALU MI N U M Square Downspouts LENGTH KETTLE Reg. $2.79 O'CEDAR 76 SPONGE MOP With Built-in Squeezer Regular $4.50 At this LOW PRICE you can afford to buy for next season! 20 OSMUN STREET We will have Pontiac’s most ena: hardwolk dod 34 first Quick-Service hardware store. We still have approximately $35,000 worth of merchandise to sell at 20 Osmun St. Come in and look around — "the bargains will amaze you! : ware Warehouse will close the doors ot 4:00 P. M., Saturday, URI AVE., the center store in the East Side =e os erchandis A New Name! WE WANT: TO par EVERYTHING RIGHT DOWN TO THE BARE WALLS! + ‘3 5R KEEGO HARDWARE WAR EHC PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Open Daily 8 to 5:30 items: will be sold out 't re-order So _it’s first Naturally we will guar- not make any te a Cee Every Remaining Item in Stock Marked Down 25% to 50%! Children’s All Steel — WAGONS | “REX 90° bad 6 ip ide GAUGE | woopbD Rep Ladders Lawn Mowers 1% HP. Clinton Engine ‘3995 This is actually $5.00 below our cost! Buy now and mulch those fall leaves! 12 Ot Pail - Res, She 68c 14 Qt. Pail - Reg. 99¢ T4c AG QL Pail - Rog. °1.15 890 $9095 HOUSE BROOMS | Regular $1.49 5 Fool - Reg. 4.95 93.96 6 Foot - Reg. 5.95 *4.65 COLEMAN HEATERS 30,000 BTU output. A perfect heater for garages and shops. Reg. $39.95. LITTLE BROWN JUG, INSULATED $ 95 PICNIC CHEST. .t.s29 18 No. 888 BERNZ-O-MATIC 6” TORCH KITS . .kes. $1345 REGULAR $5.95 VALUE WOOD IRONING BOARDS.......°4° Sunbeam Electric FRYPAN ¢ This is the fa- 1 oS : mous Sunbeam squore type frying pan. SARGEANT’S INSIDE DOOR LOCKS. ..... = s rpm arm CONTRACTORS’ WHEELBARROWS 1.95 | ROUND POINT — $7.95 BORG BATHROOM SCALES.......... ANGEL FOOD. CAKE PANS Reg. $1.19 A. Reg. $19.95. 3 eiior til 9. & i i i ie ge i Se Se, he DS ime fg Se Oy gee st ek See. Ht FE 2 g sh, y i if q 4 a ey Hon issue Approve Bonds to Build New High School; Also Remodel Firm Marks 80 Years IMLAY CITY — Kempf's Shoe by Store here, second oldest complete - shoe store in the state, is celebrat- ing its 80th anniversary Friday and Saturday. : * EE ggg ce eS ket ORTONVILLE —Rosemary Hurchinson, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Allen B. Hutchinson, 3924 Davison Lake Rd., became te beige of Heany waters, jay at Oakwood The bridegroom is the son of Mrs, dane Watson of Jackson Bivd,, Davisburg. For the wedding, the bride wore a waltz-length gown with lace bodice and Peter Pan collar and lace, wrist-pointed sleeves. Her skirt was formed by three layers of lace net. A lace calotte held her in| shoulder-length veil and white) | roses, white mums and a white or chid formed her bouquet, « Ruth Hutchinson of Flint was her matron of honor and William. Watson of Clarkston was best man. Ushers ‘were Manford Kirklin of Drayton Plains and Alfred Watson of \Clarkston, reception in Hall, the couple left for a North- ern Michigan trip. They will feside in Ortonville. : Planning Expert Tells Waterford: WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 000; ahd 1970, 90,000. The tremen. | Will take place only if the com- nmounity : major highways to go the area, Reid pointed out. dous growth between ’¢9 and "70 | Keep Up on Industry, Sewers, Water’ to attract commerce and indus- try. A master plan should be developed. A skilled planner in connection with a local planning committee as a. guide should set | tp the master plan which should | be flexible but a basis for a sound a, AND MRS, H. 5. _ Lace Bridal Gown Worn) by Rosemary Hutchinson The bridegroom is attending Lav- = =~ If Ht 4 i rence Institute of Technology studying mechanical engineering Faculty. Wives fo Fete Newcomers tea Saturday from ? to 5 p.m. The tea will be at Mrs, James Denherder’s. home, $221 Sasha- baw Rd., with the hostess acting co-chairman. Mrs. Donald Community Chest Seeks $12,000. in Oakland goal of $2,000, fund collectors for this township's Community Chest oe will be starting out this week, : $1,791 for the Community Chest, an independent, incorporated, non- profit group. Chest officials expressed hopes that families give the larger share of their contributions to thetr own township drive, al- though they give where they work as well, Straits Bridge is Lure nearly vn luring MACKINAW CITY @ — Con- struction of the Mackinac Straits sightseers here in nu even the sum- mer have year ee WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Group 1 of the Waterford Township Schools Faculty Wives will wel- come new wives who become mém- bers automatically when their hys- bands join the school system, at a OAKLAND TOWNSHIP—With a Collections last year amounted to’ Jup from the Virginia Capes and tinuing the rest of the week, Grange policy will be offici adopted on the convention floor. & re her Saturday, Mrs. Gerald D. Snover First Fish Fry of Season Friday Night AVON TOWNSHIP—Members’ of Jack A, Mason Post 3908 VFW are having their first fish fry of the season Friday evening at the Avon- dale Community Hall on Auburn road near Crooks road. Serving will be from 6 to 9 o'clock, Who Said Bad Luck Doesn’t Run in Streaks? PUEBLO, Colo, @—It's been a rough five days for the Albert M: George family. George paid $33 in police court for speeding. Florida Storm Brings Floods, Ruins Crops MIAMI (INS)—The freak storm which brought torrential rains and widespread flooding in South and South Central Florida kicked up its ‘theelg today as it ‘moved up “the Eastern Seaboard, * ¢ ©& The storm, centered 110 miles east of Brunswick, Ga., last night and moving north-northeast at| about 15 m-p.h., was expected to inctease to 18 to 20 m.p.h. today. At least two persons drowned during the storm’s passage over Florida. Truck farmers reported heavy damage to crops, espe- clally to tomatoes, because of the floods which disrupted communi- cations, closed roads and isolated several towns, Heavy rains fell along the coast from extreme northeast Florida northward along the North Caro- lina coast and will gradually spread northward later in the day rab magi = pan hme ] extremely rough, the Miami Weather Bureau said, and tides will be as much ag three feet above .normal with some coastal flooding at high tide. STORM WARNINGS Northeast storm warnings were Norfolk, Va., area southward to ‘Brunswick, Ga. Small craft warn- ings were displayed from north of Virginia. Capes to Ocean City, Md., on the south half of Chesapeake Bay and south of Brunswick In ‘Kissimmee, the angry flood- waters brought in hundreds of pois- - * > Near Lake Okeechobee, the heav- ‘late state gambling laws and ex- an official Democratic pamphlet as contributors to the Democratic; His wife was fined $11 for speed- ing. A stray dog bit one of their twin with influenza, : George tried to light the furnace and it exploded and he suffered County Calendar Drayton Piains The morithly business meeting of Biue Star Mothers, Chapter 10, will meet Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. at Drayton School auditorium, MK. AND MBS. GERALD SNOVER r marriage in St. Paul Methodist Church, Rochester, * was Joanne Dawn Griffin, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Griffin of Ferry court. Gerald is - ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Snover of Harding road. The newlyweds will be at home at 3330 Crooks Rd., Rochester. : Milford A GOP Rally MILFORD — About the biggest! County Deaths - Peter Paquette” ROCHESTER — Requiem Mass ‘for Peter Paquette, 76, 564 Wilcox Nancy E. Harris, 84, who lived her entire lifetime in the Marlette area, will be at the Marsh Funeral Home, Thursday, with burial in Marlette Cemetery. Berkley Youth. Killed in College Town Crash Olivet College student, killed Inst night when his car intersection. Three companions, also students at Olivet, were injured. Richard Nelson, 18, of Detroit, was treated at a hospital for a shoulder dislocation and cuts. Frank Edward Brooks ef Armaiia and Andrew Kooi of Grand Rapids were treated at a hospital and released, Van Dusen on Suburban Corruption DETROIT (# — The Republican nominee for attorney general has pinned a Democratic label on cor- ruption the current Wayne County Grand Jury has turned up in sub- ruban Ecorse and Taylor Town- ship. The nominee, State. Rep. Rich- ard C. Van Dusen, said ‘“‘many” of the 31 persons indicted in Ecorse were Democratic public officials. The grand jury returned indict- ments charging conspiracy to vio- torting and accepting bribes from gamblers, — “We hear about new scandals almost every day,” Van Dusen told a television audience Tucs- day night in an appearance on the Republican weekly program, “Talking Point.” « : the very core of the Democrats’ strength,” he said. “Places like Ecorse, which the governor car- ries 2 to 1, and Taylor Township, by ficé this year in the Democratic primary. Others, he said, including Mayor Voisine of Ecorse, were listed In Pedorrugt mney ‘went tnto thel — % \ Raps Dems Democrats’ campaigns,” he added. When newspaper stories broke the situation on the public, Van Then the Republican nominee asked: “How long would he have gone on ‘quietly investigating’ if the newspapers hadin’t blown off the ” “Were the Democrats afraid the disclosure of these scandals would hurt their chances for re-election?” went out of control at a Charlotte N waits First in 30 Years Optimists Buy 4 Old School Bus to Carry Boys § z 3 rf EF Hy at Babs dj g if Ba 2 Ferris Son to Spetk BIG RAPIDS # —. Carleton G. Ferris of. Chicago, son of the founder of Ferris Institute, will be keynote speaker at dedication He said Kavanagh did nothing) Strong, about prosecuting until the news-| tubes Get papers forced his hand. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Filled eRepairs Friday 9-9 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE = Daily "wl 5:80 10! * ware Menu Items Available for Take-Out! FINE LIQUORS---FINE FOOD West Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road MANKY'S BOB’S CHICKEN HOUSE atic paLICroUs CHICKEN DONNERS, T-Bone Steaks, Ham Stesks, Bar-B-Q Ribs Brsoded Veal Cutlets, Business Luncheons—Dinners to Take Out optput nave a distinct | Two brot Carry voted alone 2 Balke ,.. 38. Pw... 20. weeks. : promotional hers iat rret, Ones votes shee i SPE ETE we oy ep Eee gt ee he pants cure, hs ben en valve to their producers, | $90 sacleee yiltnttay coibesd ene NOOO eanem; he sald, they “added «ih, medium 347 moa Boma : a Nor Sta Pw .. 16.7 ; only | When Ford ? a $300 grocery store the to ' 4g, 80; targe| Satu & #21: Nwst Atrlin tion loss Any produc: halted Continental |Oct. 8: robbery ae eS t: ay SS a probably will be made production temporarily . 8, Pontiac police said that Hive where-they a Somment: Market firm on large and| Capital an Owens Ong. (| @ ee. ade | it had produced Sept. a6, | Gerald Hubble J ; posted.” are te Ss oe offerings vert | Carrier Alri. Owens Ti ato | Cadillac this year. Ci Ms Boar, Aero nam St. confess A pete The ordinance ee ot ae Pes, 4, ass 1) 96T sales reall g B- cated how many of the Eldorado Food Market, 185, Edson 8t , which becomes ls|Gen Ti Ps .... penemn Piet. $8.3) 000 Broughams up the clerk at Guites Oe w > ps Bet . $29] 100,000: Phat would it plans to at pistol-point, Pr Oct. %, previou Ghee & Ob'2. Penney, ! @3ifor Cadil be a _ing the build dur. |they said. for L Sin Mil sons 104 mer, JC ,.. 44 lac. It sold P year ahead. It has His Rin previously bad beow covered cLMmAGO BUTTER AND BOGS oy ee eit faa i atchty more ES “S atied preanction mm etm | ee St Feral Osk edited. Te by state law only. receipts 524.000; wholesaie buying steady Climax . Fe al D ooee o * Just production model, maining. outside in byes NOT ENFORCEABLE wo B tee C seus care her tht | Cole cer cee $\2|HINT MORE SALES _what that means prob car, they added getaway City Manager grrckge ia a ele eGo dee css set Pa Mor ":. $33| Neither Chrysler will be determined bly} “Both men at arraignment poiahed out tint “we, coal Bot buying prices unchanged oi Jower at ser Bl Hh Poet *.. fslisor, although bot et ee by. custome Ponac Municipal Judge Oxcl Me Putte ‘a, ticket or enforce thens| "= mediums 38; Seanaards tine | 6B Bt ae Bore on ..:: $uaithey ne ee = ee ee without this ordinance.” ae Fan oe il eth aun ae 31.7 ased volume $900 bonds each, It stipulaes that when ——— foe oN Rees, 3“. 48 ears eptilacn iy. odge C nd _ They were, scheduled for exam- hicles approach a “yield rat of Live Sent copas :: 11 Reve Met, .-- 70.1 subst 8 optimism is based on a : a Ss. The pair had been et Se ae right of stock C Oe HES Ridsewsy oS +2, pert in versed pe ; \ picked up on suspicion Oct. 11, po- same time : DETROIT m Pd ...... 28. oe TORE Over vol Lodge unication left must give iA padre reer, On. ge pee ie Betewer et “sea” oe industry's SS ara tian, Oo A. M., Clarks- : vehicle diene Se Sve csoty Pm grog” Det Bison... $4.4. Jos Toad... Gay of Senior warden’ 18th, 5:30'p. m. Socialist Nomi : The tri Shout steady, of 1628-165 No. 1 te 3] Doug aire...) a1S Rear in wa ay yh song Fn ma Work » ominee Tours posted ee ae Unijorm mostly No is 16.0; not" with |Bows Chem "s.: 3) Roel! ie ee ee ee ne sasenondl tae aE | DETROIT Un — Exc Hass met aelintn' a year in scat- eee delve 48; not estab-\ Bast ir L.,.. BOS eel OF. won BY display yesterday Ruggles, W..M. —Ad Halist labor party candida yt areas in the city. receipts mostly cows: 196 stockers ne eee manda ta1| Perlals will reach the sme . AGN. ‘president, will te for feeders’ included in’ recelpte: mm ttle RI Auto L011 S78 Ron voces S34) Oct, 30, Cadillacs market eee oe Michigan epeninie shout steady on limited eat Bi de Mut 02. 34 Rherey Rd | 5) am taben ab teen tas gabon N ws in Bri ‘ ores Kefa x 3] REL: 23] tact mot nave “op pics |. NOMS IN Brief . Clauver Ulles sround) eae aoe,” sary ale Mle Peers’, St ed Oh Bd outstanding styling and eagincer. |, Plesding But Union H | poe" an, eisai, iy a ceo BE eee ing refinements |g Fisating ett, to 9. shares of ion Hall Benefits | : Ss. ee oe £5; ierengs Sel... 24 Stevens. JP | an three = while under the influen — ; rok m~Balable 100. Karly sales about Gen Bice’ < HF . am On 7s. geal enet maintal beable te Olean ak, ne suet Wintel Otis Ch ur h’ oe e 3 oe ce vealers 19, es few good and Gen Ras esses 59.2 Seitt & Co... azaithe over-all n the percentages of te, 31, of 21241 Westview C S equ te : Fe ae oe ge saan tenn Soe eet aOf ; est to Test City Policy Carries C : 3 le down 10 6.00. light [Sen oes... 38 Tex, Sul.-:. 3agitook any Vol nor Lincoln jeyi pay $115 in fine and c f N ; Tos | ' ty P lic ampai able 300: n aan wl 38 ron sagen | ae dma fom levied by Ro cost O mir ] - ; 4ty £4 Midwest After Sides seat & ape gs See ee ee conv. ie unIcIpal f id to Fringe Ar gi: CHICAGO, Oct. 16 -- 5. ~ | Cadill 3! Pontiae N\ aes oé at Corruption batches sows reneraly» 10-38 higher 8 Beeaveny a Unsere — : m8 er ac _ = strengthen its Bees. thse rie elit sates written Pras! penpesceserte tm-|fused a ee 200-280 Ib. butchers 1 er; 2-3 Gt No i 1S th Pe 4e|.1149(Prestige car, the a new|Simons, 57 iquor, _ iver |ices to fringe unicipal serv- permission annexation to ST. LOUIS @~Sen. E Se iste ee . stanblo He, a oe Sis oe Pec 2g [Brougham ; El doradolDetrolt, was of 689 Blaine Ave.,|tion will be areas without annexa-| > established with the fevtgeeatsiel tn stick on whet in6-220 Tb. iha0-16.0; 4.28 "head A as [se aaatammite comee ai ouereiic was Jailed 20 days yester aan, mae another test. < he called President's ck on what) toute eS pscas eh PB ge S| I FS 332 Un ons ut -- S71 ago as set f a couple of years|to p ; pleaded guilty but failed) . Tom Malone, pastor of the ’ ers “broken s Eisenhow- to 18.88; mn Srade under 220 Ib, down Indust Rey .. 31.6 OS Lines... #71168 500, the lor a price tag around seakad 125 fine and. cost set by aaa Baptist Church, 645 5 Midwest oe te into theme sows ictecinbe: thee $ Ib, itmited | Miand , oe P al ae 0.2 nine Brougham has wu ford Justice James VanLetuven. elegraph Rd., asked the city fori Se Toa a he ines a 22 £08 Sasori papa le gen eg . Balable cattle 4,000 Int Bus Meh 495 W Pie... 9¢.5|Prototype model th, 47, of 382 Gladwin St., who Golf dri and prim cal : Harv... eat Un Tel... win St., and out ited “th Demure, vice pretense wats Seals RE as aa BA) ay ice (ne mie under se gael aw ale as al e ved her weak; co S good and Int Shoe . 4 White Mot |, an3| "8 : price er the influence church has ph chartered plane from N te by'to ws steady to weak: bulls stead | fas Ta 3 Wilson a Co e3 may be much closer Hquor, yesterda se of} for a $12 million plans City, where he. bel aed 4 York 1.00 higher; ; veslers mostly steady vist Crk Coal .. 416 Woolworth... 48 mer to |$100 fine and m4 was assessed! struct on project to con- senhower ‘adminitraton ~ = fue cate a “heady: small supiy te $8 Yngst Sh & P10 | ‘|tord Township Justice ‘willis ’. ry high, high school, pores elevisi “15138: high load We. Fy 400 * : teats o =" a RD Eat Pie omer bet ri soee set item pect 400 Diners |. mummace sia He es “Under t : ; ae arnaen 9400-5680; sebneerd tated Press. piled by : sale, St. M ' uhamenision, se cy genie ene wttiity down to iSigers1880-32.90: few 30 38s fo Hono B H c. note oe Ghureb at BK. of ber of Leslie H. Hudson, « mem h , ore a8: vd © 970 Ib. heif-/ Pr ndust. Rete > . . . c — conn government gs Plas ies ia'0-38 80: Wsnolse nf coe ‘eiters| Week age.” ten 1388 ci ete / roomfield ilps "g sabes gic Oct. ber of the cua eapesig along ve been involved in corru ay and guonantd Th06-11.b0; up; |Month v: oa tans fos ies : <= AdY. ; ast night belore ption| tility and 11.80-17.50: ago... .259 mos 178, A $10 the commi an comune Si Set Senate ere eee a a t3|ponoring State Senator Wiliam 5. Rummage sale, Prespstertan ot ee eee Sagat ah the" 128: Sga"haat STR Tot spa chee toss 48 int $4 TIES for Congres te Senaioe Wiliam S/S. 9 6m. n St, Pri, 6:80 p,m, area. to this ‘tro lennon ved ae EEL TR) BE 12 tr Caress tom Oalland Coin, mara eae, Ch a ee eee ate oy Gea seeks oF aan Od tonight in Pont Y) | Embu: ’ . Oct. .19, ‘re was no ot *. steers 16.60, head good 845 Ib. feeding a APROTE- STOCKS. Elks Temple at 114 Cechined lac’s mile A age etme Chureh, £. 14/em0ugh in the city reg’ — large Farnin S le sheep 2.000; mod (C. 3. Nephier enna Lake am., 2 biks. East of 50" ity to build,” Hud- . with slaughter lambs noderately active: Yularee aiael Gciedt one's Sorenson ere Woodward. 9 to 4 of said explaining wh its pledges on farm prices, taxes Forums sand, tens tse, ‘ued te Alen Bn Pants re ee in speaker will be Sere a tar ouide Poatige inet as iar ils ae oe ng living, labor and atomic 58.88 ‘down’ eal tt end “Chelee Inmbe Baldwin Rubber Co #3 “p1\sen, assistant a poli Ale id 2 p. m. oe. ion, eee se ronal :00-18.00; '» deck of a) gry 4 3 11 |Gen, Herbert Brownell ttorney| Women, 28 Catholic} Rature of the In 1962 and ever since,” he choice lambs carrying. No. pelts x. fee | deseeged 1 82) antitrust Brownell Jr., in the|>Y Phi Foe Parke. Sponsored) said, separat va which, he said, “Mr. E yearl and ¢ ;|Peninsular Mtl 23.4 Division of Beta Sigma Phi it from similar isenhower has prom eg with No. 1 and fall shy 1 The as Proa* i 24.4 Department the Justice | annexation i 1 6 . Mec, ; e —, * Pi —e everything to everybody. Bu" By ci oti goed fall ie Rudy Mig Co. HO gs ae it . : Adv.) “hassles” win ae rd service ohne ip iB agin to the pri-) “; |Wayne Borew Prodo. 33 33 FB gon —— state (9, ° 5 pam ry eg 19,| Shopping Center and rot Mile Sin | d 1, il SS . an, poke Kefauver. headed his Cat Eats $25 Meq/ 4Gi 8 frm the Lista, sek parking. Birm. Royal Osk. pte ao Center. sees ampaign | entourage from S| FLINT irls Instead of 1 ng to replace retiring Re an Church. ty has refused to gra far 620 928, Louis to St. Joseph, M ‘® — Jame George A. Dondero. Rep. : —Ady |Water or sewage fa ntl with $10.69 si. speech » Mo., for a has s Thompson TECUMS: : Me Rummage Sa centers, cilities to both! lst .year 4.166, oF 91. and conference wi transferred EH ® — Mr. Re cla le, Woman's Asso- . Waterford sear lke: pert th Dem- $25. val R and M publicans tion, Kirk in: of Township, si po leaders, and thence from hs four parakeets to his cat pace wc Gunderson started “last tufnout of 400 say they expect aj Long a = aa West wth gr cing in the Pont ores of the oe caine Anttoctam, Tomer | toes arena wi our. Tet i ne og les cis Sam oa pm A |iepng Center, nas been sven aon e"inare. for Tow bi flies to Joplin snd then |the Needed open and empty. lil ierr born” to Bes ate night at a ray i speak tomorrow Barber Son bE Pike “wane. oe ; Middleaged widower wants aan trust- worthy housekeeper in ) Bon Write box , Pontiac Press, stat- ing age, wages and ref- erences, OPPORTUNITIES - UNLIMITED FOR . vane eee WOMEN ef feces Ln Eh BROWN, Realtor — W. Huron Ph. PE ° rit insurance. "aa - cou wih So AL ‘at bs RizR ERED WAITRESS, TAKE CHARGE of. Gene sas roll, Opportu- inaitare Mo NSELORS “abore Oakinat TR Tom 8 anno, 4. 7 me Sates days dwest esais, mic ase ’ ves ho. 3 ives. EVENIN' WY Brayion 2 co A TD. interior decorating studie, Call Midwest 62527, ex- ex- pected. canes, ceeeren meen, Haley Pa 7 NO SUNDAYS or holid 4, 957 W. Huroe for our miums, calendars, dite EAP ERLESLADY a. gnd building and ‘loan specialties SHOE i ennggereigeth every roe Our conditions, orem employe pa earn up wo gly ay 3 . A A person now and ne oN a A ~ Bh usine: Steinmas’ 8 © ist. year. Write, wire tor LION STORE utero, Geek 81 8. Saginaw Bt, Arb Sta ; ad SAL PLE! Sheet Metal EXTRA SAI ESPEOP ye Will be nee ween. now and Men omens gad, children's. depart nt et ato | Ein ih le a xperienced general sheet ‘weal | your: Christmas . Ap- papornpemed aa yo "| Noubeiae omen Mie 4 _- LION STORE ditions. eount. Apply ARTHN | SALES CLERK: Permanent Position Apply in Person PEARCE FLORAL CO. 559 ORCHARD LAKE . SALESLADIES ACCESSORIES * : and at Ti pates Birm Toy Party Hostesses a you interested in ri pt = 4 ti F “cent “ana rw: Bie for. Oey catalog Call TY YPIST-RELD TOR, pleasant an ay conditions and modern offices) Advancement for 1 6. Saginaw Bt, “Work Near : Home CHRISTMAS HELP Bate es 2 necessa foe Dicitemen $433 epriencecd on the board RECEPTIONST-SECY. $300'A MONTH Tm looking for = gal with good kills to act as eony-receptionist me Se the ag brass as — — Dodge ote ‘Com 3113, Ponting GRABENER’S we and 100's OF JOBS. _ FOR MEN and WOMEN _ {GIRLS L. receptionist for lobby ee: eeeare z ONIST tr trainee Se OS typing, Pex oi Eosarionset real estate RECHPTIONIST. ‘Jobby.. ‘ight Nag ackehes PBX RECEPTIONIST ........ RE CEETIONIST typist. R PTIONIST anes Mgnt ping iia . $190 Cc PERA ATOR. . := BOOF CKEEPER light yping . dR SSCARTARY light errs SHCRETAR} attorney...... $300 machine ye kg ee $200 trainee BOOKKEEPING machine CE TRAINEE 90 it ng for public Telations exec: BOOKK KEEPER potties | “ matiager. Employment Agencies 8A Fwo ian Bookkeeper $390 | __retarial service” EM 3 MIDDLEAGED” LADY Se work the FE 22-0437. MAN’ ) waantee yes xD, IRORINGS DONE ———, $220' WOULD LIKE ABOUT 2 TRON- | FE 32-5629. y, SECRETARY “NO SHORTHAND ~ That'« right a noet NO SHORT- tock. CEMENT WORK —— floors, driveways, base- Patios. , MY Soe or FE $-3829 MAN WANTS PAINTING AND ane. years of experi tubes WORK WANTED. vite ~~ 7% Be PE 8-10 &1016 Work Wanted Female 11 @ PER BU. IRONINGS. PICK- wp and deliver. OR 3-3501, ifeenaviond AND NOGRAM- mt Lake Area. FE rn $6908 BABYSITTING OR ELEVATOR OP- erating, FE 5-6390 __or cleaning, FE 5-7179. DEPENDABLE GIRL er DAY WORK WANTED, TRONTNG Btn in AR A EL) RIE. WOMAN tke. deversified bg) work, 1 to daily, § days, EM 3-3310. plur car fare. Fit 4-08 TRONINGS $3 a. OR yi TRONINGS DONE IN MY HOME. FE 6.2063, BONE IN SOFT Wa: NE oes prem. rE LAUNDR ter, fas 4-0640. By 4IMEOGRA retarial se mete ABLE BABYSITTING, in MY Curtains and delivery. After 4:30 Mn aes ings a week. ming. FE 54074. nae : BABYSITTING In MY _Cresce: SUR LRANING BY ad $1.00 7647 | COMPLETE LAWN BUILDING, cleanup. Dan's Land- AIR ee PRE NORE ARC WELDERS. Pennice SEES Se IE . boat & truck covers, “W. Howard st. FE stimates, All work pone: og FF 4119 tn.‘ . WS MACHINE FILED 0 Bagiey st. BEACH SEWER CLEANING day Se PE 421% Well and pump ropes OR 3-2306. Dressma aking, Tailoring 16 SEWING | ALTERATION, FIRST class work . done. Putnam, ___ Garden Plowing _ 168 16B one Rowing. West side PE 44228 weeks Genie’ is _ Laundry Service Lace curr sep Laund: ee fee, ‘ph Peotias i ents \s fen P Se ualified girl call Mr. Shaw, name A ce WOMAN WOULD LIKE DAY _ ba100 pth ed publ ehing ffs 5 | “work cleanin ng. FE #3713 any TYPIsTs, H SCHOOL GRAD DU- | OFFICE TRAINEE 1 time after 6: ate. Call a ‘Neal, 4-0503. | TY: 4 ae ED COUNTER GIRLS, | TYPIST; 4 wom... ulinceses. eat bows Must be ex: TYPE 2% wpm... S00 Building Service 12 3 ya RY 4 rr Ndentiel Domes end tepair spe: rorey) x! eal oOMmes Po eae: nit o> SATCEAEE ols ciaities. OR. 3-6146_ SECRETARY TO. executive... $380 | tougl PE hae AREE =e: execu! e. rel 5 An BL aay ‘e en $323; Terms, Gordon Fiattley. ian to vork im nursing home. | firm seen. ne Kit, RINDS OF CEMENT WORE. sgiriers need re | emsace, oAtEN & new car res WOMAN TO STAY WITH CHIt- - REMODELING ADDITIONS, | * SEMA hack cs cbse. Goines soy $225 | cement roofing, «. free m. Sundays of, PE 54500, Sf onarwee: Auditor (2006). |. $325 | _ estimates. EM 3-4764. TRAINEE: Engineering degree it be x 32,0R OLDEN TO, STAY | sRAINEE: Manages ar, Be at FSO SNR — ; 2 ¢ Agar Wiliams Lake, Phone OR | ae sales, food firm | LAYING SWORE ALITY after 6, Roy, typiat-aratt trea c_sBuD 9% 9.2080 moan, FoR mts oes yma ine i Bo i |" pan eee Da Te ‘ut Se: detalied cal ¥ 4 Hardwood F’ 4 work UDoET ANALYIST (1448)... $660 i onal : OR 3-7703 . | WANTED aint +3 vaar AC. presen S—Pontiac receivable pe general of- py fee work 43 N. Saginaw. 313 Pontiac State WANTED BABY ITER. viet _B ank Bidg. 4 entldren, 9 ta, Josiyn ‘a ee Mitte | FE §-927 ir _Graebner 's—-Royal Oak ‘Biss toa between 156s | ar WASHINGTON a BLDG. GENES HEATING SERVICE. EAKLE i 4 service, rm , wants : PE 44088 Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. — Bas endpes — yt Ear =. cock beat: Painting & Decorating 20 IST CLASS. CUSTOM DECORAT- — & ext. PE 5-2560. DECO- retina, free estimates. Call OR SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. : Pe en a technique. 14 Lincoln. Television Service 22 TEP RADIO & TV Night serv- COPENHA aaa Fn 8. RA FE 5-8888 VERS, DRA & . Your material. FE 6-6797 Lost & Found 24 : Lost: SMALL BLACK PURSE ON Ts. ; rs , badly needed, Reward, OR 3456 e+ ge dag |, PONTIA ve 4 Valuable separ raat LOST: — a5 “wih Diack van arte, ‘ha. heeasd. Bias : =, tm ‘Sita ALL BLACK & WHITE Terrier, and « black 8, white Springer, from Waterford Rd., Waterford. Reward. OA 33077. ST. 516 8 Pad- an's pu bill- ra nemabership = call OR ren phos . “piberal ro TOUR WANT TO. Lites one a home? FE chigan' Anima! Rescue League. OT cd] Notices & Personals __ 35 AAA ‘PRIVATE yd mind trations view pM, ‘ saad a The sor mae asia. "eeuhanenet ‘The Salvation 101 ay. rE +0596. Aetotved Knapp Shoes Pred Herm WE NEED _ =| L. H. BROWN, Realtor IMMEDTA jead eomnenes oF equity tn K, L. Templeton, Realtor 333 rE TO $250,000 | MAHAN Bid om the sale of your contract/* before you se Edw. M:; Stout, Realtor “Ba tana seo HIGHEST CASH DEAL land © A. JOHNSON, oo 1704 S. Telegraph R MORTGAGES % acre pong Rage ag A aD CHARLES ‘717 8. Telegraph UTon buy hom low ment. Can do Secreta 5 m repair. Phone FEderal T7T14. CASH For your home equity. 34 hours. - ARNOLD REAL ESTATE 210 8, Telegraph Rd. FE 5-0676 FE 5-5783 let staff of experienced sales- men ML ‘work for you. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor . Be Ph. PE 6-0165 bie ears Service : Byes. til 8:30 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE rty Purchasers walting. ¥ LISTINGS WANTED wae LET. s - ¥ B Sire “FoR. ¥o re fm U Me 4 spats gt BROEER FE 6-400) YOUR your) ..) e Hey. R work or bechelor for Fait caretter’s dentin hoor 2 ROOMS AND BATH, CLOSE IN, dean. ST Fark Place, 2 AND 3} RM FURN. APT. 2 -AND 3 RM. egg furn. All utilities, Winter rates. wer oath 274 Beets Cabins, 468 3 ROOM . PRIVATE BA £ entrance. Washing privileges. 3° RMS., PVT. BATH AND ENTR. Rents 63 Poplar monthly, Clean. off Baldwin. 3+ CLEAN , PVT. BATH, adults. 7 Norton, 7RMS. AND BATH, BABY WEL- — $21 a week. 136 Baldwin J ROOMS, BATH AND GARAGE. EM joe, I LARGE ROOMS & BATH, WEST side. FE 23-3351. J ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE anu beth. refrig, and washer. 298 Central 3 ROOMS AND BATH ON 1ST floor, Gas heat in winter, blower alr conditioned in summer. No children, ges | privileges, el- derly couple erred, Call be- tween 4 and 5, 7 Allison St. FE 5-0400. ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE entrance, heat & electricity: $16 weekly. 1 child or baby welcome. 4 ROOM 8, FE acon crock Mon, Pre ished. near St. Benedict's. x 7 AND BATH UPPER. WELL heated and clean, it Prospect, ROOMS AND entrance. Hi ple_onty. 76 5 ROOM UPPER, 2 BEDROOMS, auto, heat. Walled Lake, Wixom ares. MA 4344), 4-3443. 5 RM, LOWER, W. SIDE, GAS heat. FE 56-4420. ; $00 per m — and bath duplex, $65 per Ask or Mr. Smith at 38 E. Huron $ ROOM, UPPER nice. West side, EA Peet L , OF Ww. location FE . & BATH APT. LET room Rg % mo. Ward KE. Partridge, 43581. f AND § ROOM APT. West bide Fe e-aze, ‘ lean with private 2 ra 820 a . ae wk he AVAILABLE NOV. 1 in brick s. ia West side close to Webster School, rooms and bs ee heat, | om Tac ames een Bar... VASBINDER Phone FE 5-8875 : nS Ee pRB B— ; BRAND NEW orchard ready for AIR CONDITIONED room, . automatic master kitchen ce o_ . 4 autiful ADULTS ONLY Open for daily from. baneig ee ie note pan FEderal 8.6918 é * a f ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE tN. |? _ onth neg SER , {ROOM APT, FULL BASEMENT, | 4 N i “It’s too nice a night to to the movies!" . : a Anuans rete 10 m1 7 stay in and watch TV. Let's goi” ARCADIA APTS. 3 rooms and bath.adults only, $87 s month, : | K. G. HEMPSTEAD a ; | Rent Apts, Unturnished 34 | Re KNUDSE! syereee. heat — So 2 Too rphy bea and closet; : : bedroom Smaul dinetas. $10.00 per Mo, WM. H. KNUDSEN 4 1 r A Pontise Lake. TW 3-2587 or 9323 Gale Rd. Sat. and Sun. $70 « + SU Amant RL, Soy 7 BED NCH TYPE. 100 : ed Salat Steams. Hal Ue | north Savder Lavend oro’ y cay ol vender FE }4411 F 8, Ave., residential family only 8) Telegrarh Ra. gps mata Hos, se Dine Her: Sitens, Rd. OR 3182 or For Rent Miscellaneous 42 2 STALL GAR. YOU REPAIR. Tor day rates Light hauling. AGE. customers. A. ALTOR, 1704 rE For Sale Houses 43 or avrg 2 noon gv 2 eit od ures. ef rte rt 39-2837. ill bulla ee 3 bedroom .. ft. Pho ee tered io, 1 Bak ‘Booring. tile American Pioneer en your ‘ot. Call between &.m. and ‘te or 4 t 6 pm ode}: ‘elie, Z. J. Dunlap, MULTIPLE. LISTING SFRVICE = GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS YOU'LL WANT sEcU SiEosl37 rit ft. wi and | r rage. ered irioe a7 own, DON'T MISS “HA’ RESALE SIDE i bee pom SR’ neat Fecttte hot water storm: at ee Baraat if OL be can terest. | con aR stants SOM ae MAHAN TE 20003 5 NEXT Boom ro pRAncn NEAR sii Fane Ea a | iam, SMALL SAREMENT HOUSE. 30 4 ; a . Winding, PE4-1001. Cail after 108, : | DON’T \PASS UP | MONEY! Sell unneeded belongings for cash through. Classified Ads! FE28181, » . Bae aa at ened Sith, John Kinzler, Realtor © 670 W. Huron St. TSDRM_ HOME 1 YEAR . ‘Brana 3 ON GI's CALL NOW his 3 2 on RAY O’NEIL, Realt See ee 2 crry ; soo, Fm ne 000 DOW "$6. Ranch Pigedrooms. uied foory tas teat. pasa DOWN 3 rage, 8, Toms, base- lot. $11.500, go9 oe, at pe00 : pions oni sh Tah ea ae ae Pee aoe td |. room warage, ta on x bree te ote saat = LARK REAL ESTATE PE 404923 or | merit Ste” F ‘ogee a as FE | Lake Oaklarid BE $S283 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 2 8. egrape Ope oe wi and new ey am 4 only $00 = Only one of these — how. Fishing. it Ee 2s tous laxefront in the Drayton aol ye at — urge Zhe “iu “is’slin “ovailable. Auburn Heights “—_ brie Ee ais oe Investm ‘ ent W 9 Templeton — ADAMS el i erm, 2 REALTORS FE 40528 $195 Down eel Established in i916 New 2- ROCHESTER AREA — Teigpigeno’ ame wh “ol fh | * '* ide down ’ See - Kampsen| Bees — + Elizabeth Lake. : ek front pi Be Rus 4 f . Bote, 2 ~ “[ dusted under the chairs. And that’s the truth, the whole BU HOME SEEKERS L OPEN DAILY ¥ a PC BULLY HOMES I FE U'S.a. Soros a, ees Fring es tere ih WHITE BROS. Oper neePhene ORM to s Oakland Ave. ° van Sear Ohio Pat te SEMINOLE HILLS eters teem poms. ates oe. ee soon Heepiees, at tame ment. Of , feoced-in lot Cafperine and Z tncluaed, Pull price Lo- J. A. Taylor REALTOR G.I. & FHA 3-BEDROOM, QUALITY BUILT a . RANCH OMES fi Th, Staten Beara SS Sea ees WARD E, PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST. _ ¢ OPEN EVE. TIL's » Me terms, : Pyriiogs, after © alt mr. Jott, aT paeaetn net) 1704S. Telegra d. i . FE, ri Hh ra AHAN LTY CO. 1075 W. Huron FE * muter. INTEREST va & Beas | PHS J cron, Ra, 4, bedroom, | face | features 6 E and ranch 3a FE ¢3303 480. rz) d a eg FEATURING: -Plastered| . OAKLAND AV Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram-| fi, oms),21¢,beis, trope: AU ‘inde, of trai wirabe ic Tile Baths, Full Base-| S°af'.A sens seres. door, $10,- ments with Gasinators,| Mess_aid heme tr tod in sx Fat Eps te mesene, _ Dorothy Snyder Lavender posts AL ou E Lots, treets, Cit REAL ) payment or Sewer and: Water. > |™™- 9" sss seves?™ Dit r ett stairway fo second’ vage Tooms, “Pull basement 1 in bee e BAST | West Bloomfield ou ft Fonte, wb. ee , : acne price 411.500. : TON & OPDYKE ARPA 3 Tanch home with ga- sated ‘with $1000 down, HURON GARDENS 3 3 rooms & bath each, $5,000. MM. ELWOOD PE S134 or FE bani : ELL REAI bedroom, bath with shower.| / basement, Oil furnace, Nice- | / 5 ROOMS & BATH / ned ggg iy yard. Terms, CUCKLER REALTY 236 _ WN, 7 ee PE 44001 ; $975 DOWN yh, Let us show you this/jiarge 3 cay iuicdieen pedroos on ry. Crescent Sitnsreres ta ex | LOVELAND | Sherman. 4 . | ; mace. North end. / SER ot 20% decent yan | Beat STRAT pase ee ing, 705, bedroom, fal bat. arge SHELL HOME — : j ‘a on your tot, 2 bedroom } ase ee) KN eal GOODELL home is Dewty» decorated =| oles “ur. a” aio: dinine room. “kitchen, full bath : WE'LI/ BUILD A HOME}: down. ‘and » Targe oom ‘up. Gee TO SUIT YOU AND _ ine: Sapna O OMN| ALA PRICE you SUBURBAN. $790 DOWN. ¢ room | /CAN AFFORD “hehe Lins Pave Pi aes é Sisoe** a ' HERE IS ONE CLARK REAL ] ESTATE ee ee Bi 3, bgrcom / GOOD EXAMPLE ~ is OF 4-481 } ¥ r ¢ car- | 119 —~ | _Seiagsaiaie sete | pie te Senet Rall ata ace | om this today : / which ould double a8 frat , STATE STREET chosen_for the front ‘cover Partridge |"Eitiwese| teaeeees = rm ene roa | Sete ced ede | ee eee ACREAGE—HOME | terms” ‘#0 oye fe seven closets. Gonven- Rte? Gas,® soem, meters wane | BOF TD TT iste a/c ot fis| ‘tare lb Wo bhaen tes ) ; fpeautitut | West of Pentign fhe alee | fining, sfeas, full basement. with paren betas nelghiornged. in fot On| he Ghee ore send and | * included Priced « : f " We'll price any of the wnebes ee ee {OES Reed set: tiation. “4 450 HOME PLANS’ WORK NR. DETROIT? | carpeted fall basement wiih nes Cobar: cur aust: 6: digiiaies ¢ ‘utile. ; ettrees, Immeaiat “Home Planners Center” | pond 3" n the con- ‘FLOYD KENT, Real pos ck nate ; ‘AMPLE PARKING 4 * tor |: office For Sale Houses 43 ~ Today RESTFUL RETREAT ig . toute | Russell Young W._ Hare x] SELL OR TRADE 3 bede yung alor we: DARB LAKE COLONY IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. AVON TWP. near on Newly oul and "Sole oak ott WEST SUBURBAN og k Phe? on e corner lot with attached aa rage, beautiful oak birch’ Kitchen, stairway to ae an se! sof- Only $10,500 with terms. ft anoe LARC On aarti aie Estates Extimates freely LAKE ORION few teh st $1,000 ‘| SERBERTC DAVIc”” Large custom built ranch be , $4311 style 2° nome lo- : 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd PE sab ace adeee arely evely 1 room pe with Sele Acreage gerage spacious Ctr Ra Satement K, et od 2 4 heim eg egy FS shop. 7 i S00is after Sones cies /| Sree as fa terms. ‘ accept any down Realtor FEO FE 41114 DEER LAKE aT : ©. Telegraph open Evenings | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor STON lovely lot with 100 e"PANGUS 1919 M15 MUL frontage of 300 ft. . SEE. | M. Secinay Bt Ph. FE $6) Good beaeh. Ph, Ortonville 133R2 collect Open Eves. till 8:30 3 Hang Paut 2 neaitor, 30 ACRES DORRIS — sitet Pegs tt ‘A Variet : . or MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | or iow priced nome. avanave| LOKefront Lots $7 an acre with ers. BEA BUNG iM WRIGHT, Realtor Buy now at fall and build WATKINS PRIVILEGES Oakland Ayé. PE 5-041 xt year. ¥ over 50 Exceptios modern-to- m Taketvout. lots to sult five room with j is got ee ry in Biase mente sy [20s for appointment. 9 room family home, |4\ ue 8 fall ‘bath ent |> BEDROOMS... . i close in 6 — as. = nace, Just 2 blocks from downtown. Cal) for further information. FOR COLORED... $600 down will ce ee aaa heat the price’ is , Only $5600 GILES REALTY CO. 93 W. Huron PE 6-617 Open 9 to 8 pat 8 ‘i ‘i ‘ : “A hard. . ‘pos- =. ott rms —_ session, priced for quick sale, = Po een Geor Marble, Realtor RIDGEWAY Immediate Possession 6261 Anderson Rd.. Waterford | ers maidwin Ave FE 40203 1,500 Down. WD ACREA FS and span om bun. Otter-Sylvan Lakes. | Cail Rutledge Om Sa1Ah PE cies gas : Pp Fetter enced ie | Sle SRG | BEOURER 9; ARE, TOR ; lianay, north ‘side. . a ing end. with | 20041 or MY 3.3024. Ee thet top, gleaming oak | Benet RSTS's, 02, portunity | sevens GOOD FARMS AND floors, water sottner, storms and : oa 200 acre coll course + SOE Seige SEE. CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | pw. Dinwaw 6¢ W. Huron BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 310.800 | Close-in Suburban ° Pe Cant” Notional Bank Bite.) A FARMER'S FARM TRA With course a stone’s 119 acres, with 6 bedroom mode As neat and clean a two bed oo door OVER- Tn e that you can om the) brick ranch style Bubigaiow’ with eg 4 cna: ae hon bg BO om market today | Spacious, lovely. | 3" esr, fully etteshed | Sown cern ee COR Rew) crib, chicken and biocder vabie seoent — ere garage, paved rive. Foatares igs. Bent (|. SROKER (Another adjoining 40 acres avail- egg Ogg ann ne t, cxreptionally ares. 2 lovely bedrooms, paneled am z a A 5-0608 foeues. ned of euly. 008.08, whe ‘| den room, %' D , Ww. iorothy Snyder Lav house vou would be proud te cen. grounds, offered "at $23,500. Way wits b1,400 anaes ti aa4 4 a saad carder =e 5g ee a = ye 3 BEDRM. DERN LAxs | : MO eet Eves. pu Semt im Bt. ¢, auto ny vetee, ving Rent Farm P 7 wooded An Ker Property 48-A Perfect Lake Front NICHOLIE rae cy 40 ACRE PARM, WR. LaPrxal Eve here to ‘be desired Realtor. F ne $7000. PE 29657, * * even by Ost discriminating | 49 Mt. Clemens St. FE 5-121 | For Sale Resort Prop. 44A HARVEY WILSON, aKR in thig brick ranch’ bi-level, Eve. Mr. Meiser ~~~ |335 ACRES. 3 HOUSES ON U & en eae ae ae "Ee Tea dior Baai GE | Be as farm, ne ption hall - liy- "Privat vallabie Jan. 21. Call’ Mr. Beceem ; imine room moder] DRAYTON PLAINS | Eatgo ‘modern’ cluy ‘house. Will |= oe kitchen - 4 extra size bedrooms - O or more. Will sen as 2 baths - 10 closets, recreation | Have you heen looking fur, 9 never! @ Whole or divide 320 and ss | Sale Business Property 49 nn ha Sot ae no further. 2 bdrm. 7 5 = & membership club NOP AAA RPA ALAA room, 2-car attached garage,| Douse with ed ment that! Easy terms. Ruse Piers Cur: | 08, Dixie Hwy. between Detroit Lot ?2xi90 with gentle slope to is certain to catch your eye. This ran, Mich Flint. Buliding 24 x 36 ft. sand beach. nice my of ed ee ee ee hes deap coe RONTAGE wil setae aPoedeents | Baalrttnetix taieecs foo, | Sale Suburban Prop, 45A| istnct> "el. 30 wan sam 3 rooms and extras, Priced way | ll hot water heater, Luxaire au- WILLIS .M BREWER below present reproduction tomatic heat, storms & screens. ROCHESTER 55.N. Parke * Say nd shaiel Sant sasean | Drop over ant pen the Gntel tace | MA S242” MA S150 FE Sfho4 Cass Lake The lor is 120x159 and the price brick homes in town CORNER LOTS, PERRY a MEL_ - Brand new Roman brick and | {¢ $11,975, $3,000 dn, and § wd : fose 40 by 100. By Owner. FR frame ranch homes, Latest 1957. month. Cal any to see or 3 bedrm., 1% baths, wet plastered, __5-2461 et design + sharp and low with 6| cuss this cutie. basement, paved sts, water and Dixie tie Hi Son ; Er rooms and rage. sewers. $16,000 to $17,000. 35 ‘yr. giway Frontage Walls, oak floors, and FHA cal ie M 120 ft. frontage,” 2 good level ce, Well located on inlet Near Weaver School OLive Pagel a Bn lote 60 = 640 ft." Over 77,000 sq ainda ‘. ae» + ates ineete bake te Piret-and- Allee Ste.-H.-¥. Seiden | "tof space fet stor a "$8 Dodge Lancer hh J. YAN WELT | 2p00RS—4DOORS |'8s Bumeut, Sever 3 or 2 Soret Re radio & heat- For Sale Trucks 90 |—-Hardtops.—-Converts._.-:6-¢ iaeiee= 2 i aon a8 Mercury, "88 Ford 2-Dr RES canvas "nee $195 fo) Boden Stock No~ Sar ‘i 5 Chey TON 83 Plymouth 6 eet OR YOUR CAR DOWN | Fata 1, otumah tee, rl > ipae Cate . eo Bie : eater f pigPapremleest me ‘bo Sulcke "83 Buick Sis sm FORD Fs PED it NTAG ? heater Stock No 52% ‘ h s-3i08 ios: AEE CERiEAy " Seation ¥ Dodge $1595 ee i oii aon | 2! ‘4 Bale: 2-Dr., radio & heater, avy CONFIDENCE ‘ Dodge Sock No ioe” ™ ’ HASKINS ae: joe. | OLIVER = oe 3%,.|:BUIGK as itt § eatin on | Pl h COREY jams | Fastest Growing Dealer ymouth 20 Orchard Lake Ave, | os Be er a o'ma 8. SAGINAW 291 at b ; i j i ey f i , | eee aa? di i : \ ' = : ea fl OY We es Ps et HR es 4 Ne fe oe Uae ee we et ee Nes Megan =a ONE FULL YEAR “Bright Spot" | While they last CLEAN UP — 1956 PONTIACS HAUPT PONTIAC SALES Clarkston, Michigan “Mis 1 mi, north of Us 10 Phone MA $960 — MA #1141 CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY as es Pike Sts. : NEW ‘66 CHEV, | . A ee sauty. Take over payments, 62 ae miles 123 5 och: Mich. $765.00, OL 2-2021. ‘white lop’ rea bottom. Exe. cond $4,100, Mi 6-4020 to engine, = radio & heater, Say pee is one over & save ...... To buy a better car for Fall and Winter. HERE is the PLACE Because OLIVER BUICK has a fine selection of used cars at prices and terms to fit your income. Take ad- vantage of our October Sale, stop in today, 5 "$3 Pontiac, radio & heater, 2-Dr. stock No. 422 33 REPUTATION $795 "82 Dodge 4Dr., radio & heater, stock ‘No. 805 LOA ~ RETAIL STORE ‘An Established Fair Dealing AND Reliable Used Cars CHEVOLET 53 Station Wgn. ..$ 895 210 Power Glide, 4 door. BUICK - oe *S2 Roadmaster ....$ 495 4 door, radio & Heater, Dynafilow. 55 Monterey «. vanes $1895) 4 door, radio Matic. | 52 Hydéamatic, eae 695) Radio & heater, 2 tone, W-Walls. FORD ‘95 Fi aa Cl. cn $1495 33 Deluxe = 2 Dr. ian -$ 895 895 heater, ‘Walls, gn PONTIAC *S5 Convertible ....$2095 Star Chief. Full power, Loaded. PONTIAC . 54 Custom Cat. ....$1495 DED Radio & heater 1°53 Cust. F anall ‘ S$ 995 Ford-O-Matle Radio & heater, PONTIAC ao Hardtop 4-Dr. "$3 Deluxe 210 eae | 805 4 door, scape sochacts a black beauty. 'S5 Star Chief. Parga | eee ¢ Swortag a I ong » -$2295| PONTIAC RETAIL STORE, “GOODWILL USED CARS” _ heater, i es 54 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door ........ . $1145 "53 FORD Custom 2-Door ........ Se yet nA, 845 CHEVROLET | — . *55 Deluxe 210 .....$1395 TORR Sad. cave $ 95) +55 Cadillac 62 Sed. $3195 SF eager ES oe see pero oe :|°5S MERC. Mont. ..$1795|'55 Buick Super. .$2195 aia Ibealar, overarive. and haaie r We '51 KAISER Sedan $ 195|’SS Ford Fairlane ..$1495 Ter essheme entae wets| Py cme saat & Ste “cy” ‘54 Cl CHEV. ; as aa put ¢ Starch’t $2005| pester, Rorgomati.” no. money TODAY'S OWENS Pp ontia arc ; 16 nts of , ees ooo tnd ober extras, poe eee That ag mane! SPECIAL | YOUR FORDDEALER, : : : TRC '53 DESOTO sS.CHEY. te. ..$ OS "Se Creat 20e $105 PFA SY. ED) scycteb come | white sidewall . Real snappy Pree : os : 'S4 FORD Sta. Wn. SAVE - hay od yee = WILL : ows | Se Se ras "53 Cadillac Cpe. . ..$1795 TOTE Se ER MONTH | eke ok Oe 8 ee aaa Kt Se Garp Gar. Power Seong. | ss : a ee ie 1 egae sis |'53 Chev. Cl. Cpe. ..$ 895 YOUR BR AID td Maye, he. eierence = T elekcl + | NOTE ae wWelt Side Used Cass Is Good Here _ READY TO GO. 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Midday Movie, (4|Hospital Administrator [ance in Washington, the amount! nounced today that the Money.” (4) Political. (2) Mr. Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'clock Recovering From Iliness National Party Chairman Paul on088 ‘mnen ame saat tt District Z : < ~ |M, Butler will open the closed cir-| 4»; 10:45—~(4) Playhouse 15. “Un-|!*:90—-(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie! Sister Mary William, St. Joseph Atlantic Alliance by the man Face” pale Ruggles. (7) The Erwins, (9)|Mercy Hospital sdminatrater, soe: program, speaking from) year : 100—(7) Soupy’s on. ‘ational , reported ‘‘m improved” today News. (4) News. (2) News. neh A Mary Morgan Show. after suffering a small blood clot Gael untae sit tio. ee Henrich Krone of 10:10—(9) Weathervane. : Bg Story. (7)\in the lungs Saturday. Kefauver, the party's presidential| Democratic Union 11:15—(7) Mr. Crime. “Black| Ch#rm Kitchen. 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