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ke Courts Democrats in New York Address PONTIAC; MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 —40 PAGES
Gillespie Raps
Williams for
Choice of Judge Warns He May Weaken
Judicial System for Own
Political Gain
“We have seen a lot of
newspaper headlines over
Governor Williams’ appoint-
ment of a Negro to the
Wayne Circuit bench,” said
Glenn C. Gillespie to the
Pontiac Press, today, “but
the real significance seems
to have been lost.
Gillespie is a Pontiac at-
torney and former Oakland
County Circuit Judge.
“The Williams gesture
was purely a political move
and a grandstand play to
the flashlight bulbs of the
Negro press which covered
the meeting with photogra-
phers and six reporters
from Negro newspapers
from many large cities of
whether it will result in addition
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governor within the history
of the state. It will give him an
opportunity to shape irrevocably
the entire judicia] structure for
many years.
“Under the non-partisan ballots
lot. Hence a gubernatorial appoint-
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Lack Two Jurors
to Start Trial Ohio May Begin Case
Against Dr. Sheppard
Next Week
CLEVELAND # — Six house- and four men were in the/
box today as the murder trial |
I H. Sheppard moved | day.
10 tentatively |
seated, it appeared the state may | to start presenting its case
next week sta
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Hayes, 24.
Two more jurors must be |
picked before the prosecution and | defense can use their peremptory
For the juror picked as an al-
ternate, each side has two perem
tory challenges. : of the prospective
jurors has indicated that sex and
circumstantial ‘evidence will -play
*|room of the New York County Monkeyshines
AP Wirephote
HLJINKS IN NEW YORK — A
newly arrived monkey solved Man-
hattan'’s sidewalk congestion (for
himself) in no time a t all. He
simply took to the air, giving down-
town New York crowds an amus-
ing time. He led would-be captors
a merry chase over fire escapes
and also building ledges, and was
finally cornered in a conference
| daining peanuts. At bottom he a |
West and Soviet
OK Resolution Agree on Wording of
Agenda for New U.N.
Disarmament Talks
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. #8 —
Russia and the big Western powers |
reached agreement early today on,
the language of a resolution to set
up new disarmament talks, U.N.
sources reported,
In more than a week of dickering
with the Russians, Canada as the
principal agent sought accord on
these principles:
1. The Disarmament Commis-
sion will authorize Britain, |
France, the United States, Can- |
| ada and the Soviet Union to hold
| elosed-door meetings similar to
the ones they held in London-
last summer.
2. The commission. will consider
all disarmament plans which have
been placed before it, including
the British-French compromise,
the Soviet agreement to delay
atomic bangs until a half-way mark
has been reached, the U.S. plan
for a control agency, and Indian
proposals covering a number of
angles of disarmament.
Report of the new accord came
as Sir Percy Spendeg, Australian
ambassador to the United States,
took the floor in the U.N. Assembly
Political Committee and proposed
an objective survey of East-West
differences on disarmament as the
first step toward setting up the
new talks. He suggested the talks
not begin until after the Assembly
ends its current session in mid-
December.
Sir Percy proposed formally that
this job be done by the U.N. Sec-
retariat.
LOS ANGELES (INS) — Former |
New York Mayor William O’Dwy- |
er said last night that he plans |
to leave for New York next |
Wednesday. | 2nd Set rr neg re oe NATO Invites
West Germany
fo Join Alliance But Mendes’ Insistence
on Saar Pact Imperils
Sovereignty Plans
PARIS # — With the
threat of complete failure
of French-German talks on
the Saar overshadowing
their decision, the 14 mem-
bers of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization today
invited West Germany to
join their alliance.
French Premier Pierre
Mendes-France joined in
the invitation. Earlier he
told reporters he will
not sign any agreements
reached here this week un-
less he gets a satisfactory
settlement of the Saar dis-
pute.
As the NATO council voted, |
Freeh and West Geran serif) Dock Locals
Ask Strike End First Break in Walkout
Voted as Cabinet Mulls
Widespread Tieup
signing tomorrow afternoon of ac-' LONDON (INS)—The first break
cords to restore West German | in Britain's crippling dock strike
sovereignty and enlist the Ger. | came ager when six local com-
mans as a full partner in the West- | ™ ees dock workers union poate braioaigen omg | adopted a resolution urging a re-
turn to work.
The resolution was approved by
German which the| make up a large part of the strik-
French thus far have rejected. ing..werkers in London and other
The French Cabinet schedutea | British ports. another session tomorrow to hear At the same time Britain's
reports from Mendes-France on | cabinet met in another special
the continued Saar session te consider the increas- negotiations
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Three Bank Bandits
Caught at Kalamazoo CENTERVILLE (#—Three ban-
dits held up the Centerville State
Labor Minister Sir Walter of Twins Within Year Born to Pontiac
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FOUR’S A CROWD—Mrs. Roberto Ruiz of 38 Willard St. thought
nurses were teasing when they told her she had delivered another
set of twins Saturday morning. Surprised Oct, 23, 1953, when she
Pontiac Mother Hae 2 Sets
of Twins in Less Than Year
“The nurses in the delivery room kidded me. I didn’t
want to believe them.”
But it was true. For the second time within one year,
28-year-old Mrs. Roberto Ruiz was the mother of twins.
Yesterday, Mrs. Ruiz came home to her two-story frame
Willard street, house on as 7
ae), Marmeace 9 Industry Boosts ounces) in the other. ra ..
Hunting Deaths
Hit 9 in 3 Days Gunfire Kills 7 Small t
Mother Presiden Lauds
Policies of Late
| Alfred E. Smith Pledges to Resubmit
Health Insurance Plan
to Next Congress
WASHINGTON (INS) —
President. Eisenhower flew
back to Washington from
New York tocay after two
days of partisan and non-
partisan politicking.
In New York, the Presi-
dent tried out an apparent-
ly new technique for wooing
Democratic voters into the
Republican fold.
The chief executive heaped
praise on the Democrats’
revered Alfred E. Smith last
night at a New York dinner
honoring the memory of the
1928 presidential candidate,
He applied a gentle nee-
dle to Democratic critics of
his administration with
Game Seekers; Heart lems.
Attacks Fell 2
By The Associated Press
Michigan's small game bunting
season moved into its third day
Roberto Jr. (7
Mario (5 pounds, 9%
screener toy mater st LIE Drive Here teenagers.
Frank Lindsay, 13, of Branch
County was killed by the acci-
dental discharge of a 10-gauge
shotgun; Charles H. Leep, $7,
of Shelbyville was killed when
a shotgun he was using o6 8
club to fight off a stray uog
discharged while he hunting
im Allegan County
Richard Gregg, 16, of Grant was
killed by a shotgun blast when he
Ricardo, who will be one year
old tomorrow. °
a ue a Two Firms Report
work at the Pontiac Motor Divi. | Donations Well Above
sion. With two extra mouths to .
feed, be couldn't afford to take | ExPectations
time Two early reports from the com-
, home,
for during his wife Rosie's Pres: | icate wholehearted support of |
Bank yesterday and escaped with
an undetermined amount of cash.
But the trio was reported cap-
tured less than an hour jater 25
miles south of Kalamazoo. Mcnckton set the deadline in a
statement to the House of Com-
mons. He declared:
The robbers, all armed, forced
three bank employes and two! ... the government has the yes go te bse! | goal yesterday, with more
customers who walked in during) paramount duty to protect the | rushed in to tell him he was again | donations still to come
the holdup to lie on the floor as, life and work of the nation.” the father of twins. “Last year we collected 139
they scooped up money from tel-| The nearly three-weeks old strike | Another multiple birth was as per cent of our quota and we ex- lers’ cages. - has tied up some 300 ships, and | much a surprise the second time a5 | pect to do at least as well this
Ne attempt was made to grab | affected total exports and imports | it was the first. year,” eald Willard MacRae,
— so a neers | “The doctor didn’t tet me a | Forging & Socket solicitations Cashier Paul Dillon estimated| The paralysis threatened to ing.” said Mrs. Ruiz, whe | chairman, the three got “over $1,000," but
said a check would be necessary
to determine the amount.
The stickup occurred around
1:30 p.m. | was “determined” to protect
Dillon said the robbers were |
dressed in work clothes and had
dirty hands, awe with shortages of fuel. and ma-—
terials.
Monckton said the government |
the
nation.
The minister announced that the |
strikers could return to work with- | |hospital early Saturday morning, | this year’s drive, Campaign Man- | ] nancy. After taking her to the
he hurried home to wash diapers, ager Frank 8. Lyndall said today.
rather than waste time pacing 8; Employes of the American
hospital corridor. | Forging & Socket Co. went over
This year’s quota was $1,973 and |
yesterday's total was $2,103.
In the commercial division, the |
Catsman Ready-Mix, Inc. reported |
average gifts of $18 for each
hourty rated employe, far over
the anticipated quota per man.
“This was achieved when em-
Fair Weather Due
fo Stay on Weekend Perfect weather for football is crossed a hunting companion’s line
of fire in Newaygo County; Ran-
dall S. Morton, 16, died of a shot-
father’s farm near Jackson.
Phillip Davis, 14, of Ionia was
hunting outside the city.
At least 15 hunters § were
wounded in the record turnout
estimated at 300,000 in the first
two days. ,
Early reports indicated this
year's game kill would be greater
than last year.
Diplomat's Neckties Tied A out working overtime on a com- due in Pontiac for the weekend
Bulletin JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.
(AP)—A second riot
within a month broke out
in Missouri Penitentiary
at noon today.
Deputy Warden William |
P. Steinhauser said be- |
tween 500 and 600 con-
victs upset their plates in
one dining room and |
walked out. | pulsory basis. | with a forecast of fair and mild
The strike began 19 days ago | with light scattered frost tonight.
when one small union quit in a| This will make almost a full
dispute over compulsory overtime. | week of bright, fall days as yester-
out. against the advice of their
leaders.
— with Thursday's high
lat 61 degrees.
Scratch! Scratch! | The low tonight wil! be around LANSING (UP) — Twenty-one 40-44, Saturday the high should
tons of copper sulphate were used
to kill snails in Michigan lakes last
summer in an effort to control
“water itch,"’ the state Water Re-
sources Commission reported to- 40 degrees, but rose to Bureau says. the ,
|frost and a low of 39 was recorded | wholeheartedly.” Kent added. | last z
be from 66-70, the U. S. Weather The village of Neuhausen has a
Temperatures in downtown Pon- chief to run it. He's in jail after |
tiac at 8 o'clock this morning was confessing he set three recent |a reporter that he Has another one
66 by fires to demonstrate the need for | at home in his bureau drawer. It's ‘ ployes adopted the minute-a-day- ae e
of-your-pay idea as outlined in the to Politics of Audience
CO eae Ieee Nant Catan ne | WASHINGTON (UP) —Jorge sistant manager. | Hagera, counselor of the Costa
“Every one of our hourly rated | Rican Embassy in Washington, and chairman of the 2i-nation
Inter-American Economic and So-
cial Council, is a diplomat per se.
He was invited to talk before
the Women’s National Democratic
Club here recently. He shcwed up
sporting a pearl-gray tie decorated
with a painting of a donkey.
After the speech, he confided to
BAMBERG, Germany (INS) —
new fire engine today, but no fire
a new engine. | decorated with an elephant.
Kid Gloves 7
Williams, Leonard. Remove By UNITED PRESS (equa equim: esd egos) these, I'll be more than happy to
stand on my record.”’
The governor - returned to
Michigan after a quick flight to | Williams, newly appointed chair-! Sen. Homer Ferguson (R-Mich)
|man@ the division, told the group) charged that policies of the pre-
vious administration ‘‘depressed”
ward operation of the immigration as Michigan Politicking Picks Up Steam ing of Detroit Negro groups, said |
effective fair employment legisla-
tion was possible only through
economic security, adequate social
. | today.
Williams told a Flint Democratic
rally Thursday night that Leonard
has ditched his pledge for a ‘‘high-
level campaign” and now is “at-|,,
tacking me personally.” He was
fiery
He said he was rly an-
gered by Leonard's attempts to
“impugn the of my|
Supreme Court.
| “Both are fine men,” Williams
said, “If my opponent wants |
program has almost killed the
project.
Republicans “slammed
the door” of immigration in 1953
and until last month had allowed
only 6,000 actual immigrants to
enter the country despite & quota
of 200,000 until 1956.
Leonard ripped into Williams by
restating a charge that the gov-
ernor’s failure to fill a vacancy én
Compensation
the Workmen's
Board deprived injured workmen of
| prompt benefits. He said more than
33 2,000 injured workers had to wait | ¢ i. “errr cos sgecews v% ~«©for their compensation checks be-
Ae cacead [oo a "emai Benes ces wes. iM In Michigan's senatorial race,
‘ 7 a ¢ -& « ithe administration's “apathy” =|
security benefits and a “‘far-reach- |
ing’ housing and health program. |
The chief executive will enter.
tain Pennsylvania GOP candidates
| accidentally shot to death while at his Gettysburg farm Saturday
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Arkansas Utility
Claims Slander Sues Banker-Critic for
$2 Million After Sharp Senate Testimony
LITTLE ROCK, Ark,
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increase, testified adversely on the
firm in a hearing at Washington
yesterday by the Senate Antimo-
nopoly subcommitte on the con-
| troversial Dixon-Yates contract.
The proposed contract calls for
construction of a $107,000,000-
plant at West Memphis, Ark., by
Middle South. Utilities, Ine.,
holding firm for AP&L, and the
Southern Co.
The AP&L suit, filed by attorney
Eugene Warren, accuses McLean,
president of Commercial National
Bank here, of “trying to destroy
the good name of the plaintiff.”
Board chairman C. Hamilton
Moses later told a reporter the
suit “in essence embodies many of
the things said by McLean over a
period of time.”
Last night, AP&L president R. E.
Ritchie said McLean's testimony
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 _
Rainbow Hues
Hide True Color
of World's Reds
BOSTON u*—Catholic Archbishop Silence of ADA
Richard J. Cushing of Boston says, |
“The Reds have taken on so many | 4
‘Viewed as Guilt Nixon Claims Liberals
colors it. is sometimes difficult to
| spot them.”
Speaking yesterday at the con-
| vention of the CIO Utilities Work-
ers Union, he said:
“Some Communisitg are pink
professors, Some are blue bloods.
_|Some are lavender old ladies. At
jleast one has donned the scarlet
‘of a dean. Some are green young: | | Convict Selves by Not
| Answering Charges
ROCK ISLAND, fil, @ — Vice)
President Nixon says that the
“anti-Eisenhower ADA group, by
; its silence, pleads guilty and is
| ingness to deal effectively with the | convicted of inability and unwill- | F '
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JACKSON #—Jackson Board of
Education Thursday authorized &
$949.000 school construction - pro-
gram to build a 19-classroom ele-
menary school. Construction on
the building begins next March. —
i New School Authorized |
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|of politics and social action.
| “Yellow is a color not unknown
among the Reds, especially when
| citiagens become aroused and the
| waite Night of publicity 6 tunel
jon the Reds in government ‘inee Adlai E. Stevenson, Demo
reaus and elsewhere. . | eratie National Chairman Stephen |
a short speech
stated that yd =f NATO Nations Ask wate = of this lettering | Novelty Creams, Ib. 2% ; |
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wa eat ee Bonn to Join Them clique have not queloned « sg’ . * s
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member of the minority rou 10) ‘Continued From Page One) | “Therefore, in the eyes of the. Killed in Crash si in [ | “Governor Williams made his he is te have with West German | American people, the anti-Eisen- : e ‘ | | hower ADA ‘ its .
Conrad Sutherland Dies current tppomtment against ad-| Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. er row, by ery!
in Jet Mishap at Airman and the National Committ. | The Premier told reporters the |; . 4, | West Germans had Base in Georgia poshapeege onlay Lov France with “a new set of condi- | conspiracy in the United Mates.” | [i Communist conspiracy.”
Nixon told some 1,600 persons :
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benzpyrene,
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the most pow-
cancer - producing Q
Olin L. Vanderpoo, 55, of 6108
/Pine Knob Rd., Clarkston, is re-
condition today at
fractured arm sustained
a three-car collision on Clinton-
ville road near Maybee road in|
Township. °
Vanderpool’s car was struck by
auto driven by Ernest L. Wise,
of 930 Portage Trail, White
Wise's auto then struck Dorman's
ear, according to Oakland County
* sheriff's deputies. Wise's daughter
Diana, 3, was treated for minor
injumes.
Life Saver Saves Saver
of Souls Doing 55 M.P.H. INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —- The
|Rev. John F. Johnson of Indian
& apolis explained he was driving
res & 55 miles an hour in a 40-mile an
job is saving souls, mine
minister paid a $5 fine and
costs.
piececsts @
vee “| Puts On Act for Fund
WASHINGTON (UP) — Harvey
V. Higley of Marinete, Wis., the
worked |
‘for the Community Chest
he was back home. He has
| worked hard here, too. His quota veterans’ administrator,
the
000. Higley went from desk to desk
up to $62,000, General Hospital with a/|
before the first week was up possible flier who died in the crash of an|
Air Force jet
Sutherland, a former St. Michael |
High School football player, was
the observer on the flight. Bednar
was piloting the plane as it took
off on a training mission from
Moody Air Force Base, Ga.
According to Air Force reports, ,
the FSC jet trainer crashed as it)
was taking off.
Sutherland's father said his son
was scheduled to complete his|
Young Sutherland, w
have been 71 Jan. 8, received
wings at Waco, Texas in July.
He was graduated from St. Mi-
chael in 1951 and attended the
University of. California at Los
Angeles. He returned home and
worked at the Pontiac Motor Di-
vision about two months before
enlisting.
The Sutheriands, who have six
Arrangemen
Brace-Smith Funeral Home.
J. Fred Gibson Hea West Side Kiwanis J. Fred Gibson was elected presi-
dem of the West Pontiac Kiwanis
| Club at the organization's annual
election yesterday.
| Other new officers are Floyd H 'Baker, first vice president; Lynn
D. Allen Jr., second vice president,
and William Fox, treasurer.:
| One incumbent, Dr. John Mark-
ley, and two newcomers were
- |named-to the board of directors
Newly elected were William Treéa-
nor and Robert J. Alton.
|_ The officers will be installed at
7:30 p.m. Thursday when the club
celebrates its third anniversary
| with a specia) dinner and pro
| gram.
| Civies Class Tours
Pontiac City Offices
Thirty-three 9A civics
members from Lincoln Junior High
School received a practical lesson
in municipal government today
when they were taken on a tour
of the city hall, police and fire
department and the city’s court
Clark Balch, civics teacher, and
Sgt. Henry O. Hoyt, head of Pon-
tiac Police juvenile bureau, ex-
‘plained the functions of the var-
ious agencies to the pupils
ee
City Democrats Plan
Meeting Here Sunday
The Pontiac City Democratic
Club will meet Sunday at 2 p.m
in the Fisher Body Local 596 Hail,
821 Baldwin Ave.. with Mayor |
: | Zigmund Niparke of Hazel Park as
j|main speaker, Lunch will be
served to members and guests, ac-
| cording to Norman Bolton, pres-
ident.
‘Dearborn Man Injured
jin Telegraph Collision
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — A
3 year old. Dearborn man is in
fair condition: at Pontiac General
| Hospital today following a mid-
Washington office was $57,-| night ‘collision one block north of
_| Telegraph and Long Lake Road.
head
i Godette, of 4645 Woodworth.
class | man Was colored—but because of |
and because of his lack of experi-
ence and proved ability; and for fe E the type and qualiti- | t
| “It it governor |
ha
have selected
experience to cope with the prob-
lems that confront a circuit judge
almost daily.
governor, |
in doing so the vot-
Michigan will use
would not capi- |
upon |
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School District
Boundaries Are
of the Urban League of Pontiac
Thursday evening. The meeting
was held in the league offices on
Orchard Lake Avenue
Dr. Whitmer pointed out that
the map which has been prepared
makes it possible for anyone in-
the
general areas.
Dr. Whitmer also cleared up an-
other point which has been fre- |
quently misunderstood regarding
_school curricula. why some sub-
jects are taught in one school and
not in another
He said this depends on the
size of the school and the num.
ber of pupils enrolled.
A small school cannot teach as
many different subjects as a
larger In a small school
there y be room for one course
in manual arts where in a larger
school it may be possible to have
two courses, in two different arts
He said that the school board
has not yet laid out a stated policy
on teacher assignment but that
this subject will be taken up soon
and decisions reached
.
Pontiac Deaths
Mrs. Oliver C. Miller
Mrs. Oliver C. (Pearl C.)
| Miller, 62, of 3090 Lexington Drive
| died yesterday, after an iliness of
seven months
Born In Trafford. Pa. Oct. 15,
1892, she was the daughter of
James and Julia Hall McTinay
She was married in Angola, Ind
March %. 1952 and came to
Oakland County 2% years ago
Mrs. Miller was a_ registered
nurse and a member of the Gold
Star Mothers Group
Besides her husband. she is
survived by a son, James Clymire
lof Wilmore, Pa: two daughters
Mrs. Thelma Hurt of Pontiac
Mrs. Rita Hodges of Drayton
Plains and 11 grandchildren
The Rosary will be recited
Sunday at 8 p. mi. at the H@ptoon
Funeral Home.
The funeral will be held Monday
at 10:00 a. m. from St. Benedict
Catholic Church. Burial will be
in Perry Mount Park Cemetery.
| Frank Arnoldi Re-elected
| Head of Pine Lake Club
| Frank Arnoldi was re-elected
of Pine Lake Country ‘
Club at the annual membership
meeting Thursday evening. H. T
Gierok was re-elected -vice presi-
dent and Leslie R. Tripp. was re-
elected treasurer. Charles P. Liv-
ingston was elected secretary
on his knees| Hospitalized with fractured ribs. Harold Gasser and Milo J. Cross
injuries "is Earl were elected directors and H. T
| Gierok was re-elected to the board
tions” for a Saar settlement which | The ADA—Americangs for Dem-
|armed West Germany with Britain,
\France, Italy, Belgium, The Neth-|
‘ished a treaty designed to free
— as an occupied country.
i: 3 Persons Felled
Vere removed to the hos he could not approve. This app@r- | ocratic Action — describes itself ently was a reference to the bi- | as 9 ‘liberal’
partisan German statement handed
to the Western Big Three high
commissioners earlier in the day.
Before the Premier left the Cabi-
net session, a government spokes- |
man said the German position had | ministration deliberately refused
“stiffened” much beyond what had | to :
been feared. He said that if and i
Mendes-France signed other agree- | mot
ments without getting a settlement |
of the Saar issue, it is “evident”
that the National Assembly might
refuse to ratify them.
Foreign ministers from nine
Western nations got over their |
worst difficulties yesterday by
agreeing to set up a WEU de)
fense pact which would link a re |
ticipation
| ties.”
lke Woos Dems
in New York Talk (Continued From Page One)
erlands and Luxembdurg. |in a move aimed at helping out
The ministers also nearly fin- the Republican cause in that state.
The President said he would send
West Germany from its 10-year
The parliaments of each country
involved must ratify the agree-
ments before they become effec- | “the great
Kingswood Instructor
Gets Temporary Leave
At the suggestion of her family, Pelicies, but this was as
Miss Adelaide McAlpin Case, in- 9* he came to
structor in physical education at| i the address,
siento pean _ He did not say what
been granted a temporary leave legislation he might
absence by the school and has field of health, but asserted:
spokesman announced today.
Miss Case, whose brother Ciif-
ford is the Republican candidate reach of many millions of
for the office of U. 8S. Senator feljow citizens.’’
f . Ww rom New Jersey, left Willow Run etl « tat of
for New York this morning hie admiffistration’s accomplish- Political opponents of Case re- “< ees ;,
cently charged that an Adelaide ,
Case at one time was a member, eld, ber declared:
of a study group which was found |
‘to be a left-front organization.
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pipe which ran from the furnace the Republican administration in
to the chimney in thejr Pontiac vw york State
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FS falheriofTea Killed |2a"ta"fer'cies'us tet ame|At Ann Arbor © ‘Cornel Wildes Nomed | Garner Likes Slew : . Crash Near Rock the shoulder of Huron River drive Guardia of Sister, 15 4
. (UP) agra 3. Gor|ine wae dnd af Se poe (Car e of Sick Is ] ust Pp ar t Los pose w—Actress sean ANd Chari ity Benefits | O N LY ' J hates ofuhe | men Mercy Hospital at | Wallace and her husband, actor, ee
erray 22, We omagth gh sien edad Be of Hospital's 3-Phase JOD cornet wise, have been appoinied| UVALDE, Tex wFormes, Vice cor President John, Nance (Cactus ’ missed @ curve and crashed into| ay race horses are dated one ANN ARBOR @ — More than Othérs who can't be moved are|Suardians of her Iyearold sis) who'll be 8 a/ CALL 0 a year older each January 1, regard-| 20,000 people every year come to | treated by university doctors who | t: Karol Walasek: |
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— The cn agn yrs University | ot putnam said the whrt's macthe | Se Carey FE 2 9143
Hospital, a sprawling, growing! Tee hospital's many depart- er was killed last summer in an
bank of medical intelligence and "eet beads arp the leaders tm | auto accident and the whereabouts | , facueeg e pa wally wae 6 equipment and a bank with Sr them are top ranking vse of her father, John T. Wolaseh.| apparently was |
open account for every \Michigan them are ranking officers are unknown. Karol has been liv-
citizen | their own national professional ing with the Wildes since their| G&mer first upped his contribu . |
Actually the sick are only a part) E°ssPS Sbeut 18 are presidents | marriage three years ago. i on cee
of the patient load of the hospital | f @ese sroups. —_——_— stray gpa
|although Dr. Albert C. Kertikow-| The hospitat!’s personnel is in-| Driver Hits Seven Cars, liked “cowboy . pret |
: she, director of the hospital, says tertwined with the medical school | Eighth Proves Undoing | After Garner, with keen inter-|
|that one of its main functions 18! of the university's regents. But est, said yes, Scarborough told him |
THE IDEAL jooe Oe | mose decisions are made within| HOT SPRINGS, Ark. @®—John St. | he had just killed a calf and would The others, Dr. Kerlikowske | the hospital. - Claire, driving ‘only a few blocks bring Garner the stew ingredients.
OUTDOOR SHOES | says, are teaching medicine and | last night, hit seven other cars| Cactus Jack immediately raised
FOR BOYS! - | research. None is more impor: | Hurricane Kills Another (oot ee eet ee ie car SO vest ante another
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954
Pontiac Hospital
As lection time approaches, the
question of the Pontiac General Hos-
pital continues to be an important item
in our November calculations.
The Press believes it is of the utmost
importance to mark a-“yes” ballot when
you visit the polls.
Remember, this question faces a
tougher road than most balloting. A .
mere will not suffice.
THE “YES” MUST BE SIXTY PER
ee an a
Pontiac General Hospital is for every-
one. + oat or buteher, the baker
i It serves
es Yon stees 4
“‘Wstrves your family, your rela-
your neighbors and your
And at the moment it
mot serve them as well as it
It can't. It isn't big
enough. There isn't sufficient
Toom.
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Oakland County has enjoyed a tre-
mendous growth, but hospital facilities
have failed to keep pace. True, we are
currently opening the William Beau-
mont Hospital in the southern part of
the county, but that will be filled rap-
idly with residents of that area.
Some say it’s too small even before
it opens.
, * * *
If any sort of a minor disaster
were unhappily visited upon this
city, the hospital problem brings
a shudder from those who have
studied the situation.
If a major disaster came ———
And without a disaster of any
dort, we're in dire distress.
xf. * &
Over an extended period of years, the
Pema peattenes photegragie show.
ing the beds placed in halls with scanty
screens surrounding them.
IT’S THIS OR NOTHING,
“Do you want your wife, your
mother or you yourself to be hos-
pitalized and placed in @ public
corridor?
a * *« *
The amount of money per taxpayer
fs tiny. You'll never know you've paid
it. ‘The big industries may find it in
their tax bill and the commercial enter-
prises down town and around the city
may be able to spot the small increase.
But the householder will never be aware,
the amount is so low.
: ~*~ * *
IF YOUR HOME IS ASSESSED
AT SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS,
THE HOSPITAL EXPANSION
CANNOT BOOST YOUR TAX
BILL BY MORE THAN SIX
DOLLARS AND CITY OFFI.
~ CIALS HAVE SAID THEY WILL. NOT HAVE TO LEVY MORE
THAN HALF THAT AMOUNT.
This amendment simply cries for a
“yes” vote.
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Vote “yes” for your family, your
“telenda and youre
Reforming Conventions
’ Democratic Nationa! Chairman
Mrrcmets has come forward with a pro-.
© possi that makes sense.
In sty thé reforms he advo- well could endorse them, . Mr.
Mrrcnex1’s idea of shortening the
major parties’ national conven-
tions and eliminating the quad-
rennial horseplay which mars
them, isn’t new. ;
* * *
For generations newspapers around
the country have been advocating just
that. Two years ago the Democrats
took a few faltering steps in this direc-
tion. Nominating and _ seconding
speeches were shortened. Attempts to
curtail demonstrations following nomi-
nations failed, however, because there
weren't enough sergearits-at-arms,
* * *
Chairman .MitcHe.t has made a
strong point in arguing that these dem-
onstrations bore the radio and TV audi-
ences and so disgust many voters that
they stay away from the polls.
We think he is right in protest-
ing the needless polling. of dele-
gations, most of which is done to
gain radio and TV attention. There
also is merit in his suggestion
that delegates be given more
committee work to do. This
would leave less time for horse-
play.
* * *
We long have thought that an effi-
ciently managed national convention
free of monkey shines could complete
its important work in two days. The
need for these reforms is intensified by
the fact that most voters now are able
both to hear and see what goes on in
these gatherings.
How. times do change! These days
people scarcely read the news of inter-
national! incidents that a couple of gen-
erations ago would have brought on a&
shooting war.
The Man About Town
Coming to Town
Hunters Are Driving the
Pheasants Into the City
Nothing: What most of us know
how to say—but few know when.
Bince the bird season opened, the pheas-
ants are coming to town, where hunting Is
prohibited. A large cock flew across the
corner of Saginaw and Huron streets Thurs -
day forenoon in a zig tagging course as if
he had been winged. Living near Oak Hill
cemetery,
Mrs. Alvin Wiedmeier
says several of the birds are taking refuge
there. A cock and harem of three have ¢s-
tablished themselves in the poultry yard of
Mortimore Kinzler
just out Baldwin Ave. and within the city
limits, the cock having a broken wing. Re-
ports from out in the county reflect the
effects of a busy opening day. A cock pheas-
ant crashed through a window at the home
of
Walter Harmsworth
at Walled Lake, and died on the carpet from
a gunshot wound. A herd of six deer, driven
from the woods by hunters, were seen by
Mrs. Elmer Spencer,
acampering across open fields near ler home
out Baldwin Ave
I like that sign on the window of a
Dixie Highway gas station: “Beware
ef drunk drivers and trees.”
Now principal of
Schoo] in Pontiar,
Francis Staley
taught for six years in the 1930s at the Snell
rural school near Rochester. And they liked
him so well that a reunion is held there in
his honor every year, 45 turning out for the
1954 event this week No wonder he engen-
ders the same joyaity among the student
body of more than 1,000 and teaching staff
now under him Eastern Junior High
Bioomfield Hospital has just received its
maternity and the first baby born
there Was a one-half pound
daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schroeder
of 280 Pioneer St } Tal > license
seven and
Many forsythia bushes are doing a
second blooming stunt this year.
They're so numerous they are not
news. Thanks, however, to the good
people reporting them,
Preserving their absolute identity as they
krow up are
Theodore Mark and Thomas Michael,
the four and one-half year old sons of
Mr. and Mrs.
of 2311 Dexter Rd hey weighed exactly the
same at birth. cut their first tooth on the
same day, cannot be told apart excépt by
their parents, have the same habits, eat
identical food, and now weigh exactly the
same, 45 pounds. Mr. Jenkinson also is a
twin. =.
Verbal Orchids to
Mrs. Adella Richardson
ninety-ninth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Collier
of Oxford: Thomas Jenkinson
of Commerce:
golden wedding
William Rebison
of Franklin: ninety-second birthday .
, Harmon Lawyer
of Farmington; eighty-{irst birthday. "us ONLY DROBLEM
) WHICH REALLY INTERESTS
Voice of the Pasnle
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What's: All This Fuss About a German Pr oblem?
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‘An Average Teenager’ Appeals to You
to Give Freely to the United Fund Drive ‘Letters will be condensed when neces
sary because of lack of space Full name
addrese and telephone number of the
writer must accompany letters but these
will not be published ff the writer so
requests unless the ijetter is critical in
ite mature)
The torch, the red feather! What
do they signify? Wealth, hate,
greed? No, never! They say, “We
need you, be our friend, give free-
ly, love one another and be your
brother's keeper
Coming from the heart, J] say
to you, friends, with all of my
sincerity and trust in’ you, give
treely to the United Fund. We need
even just pennies which might help
to buy a screw for a brace to
help a case of paralysis.
Or they may buy a piece of
buckskin te lace a basketball for
the young lads at the Boys’ Club.
whe could be terrorizing our
streets as some are now doing.
Ne, please don't laugh,
may @e the very minor
things, but beheve me they mean
a lot. Our community is striving
to reach the goal of $525.823 and we
need your help. Get mm there and
volunteer,
Look at yourself and say, “I
May ost be the wenliiiest pet These son in Pontiac or the best dressed
byt I do have the ability te walk,
talk, see, hear and to be free
of a bed-ridden life, I have been
and stilt am fortunate.”
Friends, I urge you, wear a red
feather and torch in your eyes, in
your heart and in y smouth.
Tell all of Pontiac thal you are
contributing to the United Fund. If
not in money, surely in volun-
teer services.
Thank you, friends. I'll see you
at the Upgited Fund headquarters.
An Average Teenager
Gertrude Johnson Favors
Teachers’ Disciplining
This is in regard to a recent
letier to this column
I think it is a crime the way the
teachers have to put up with the
kids. I say start in on spanking
the parents, then finish on the
children.
I never saw a kid grow up te
amount to anything whe never
had geod, streng discipline.
No one today is to blame for all
the crime and delinquency but the
_parents. But don't | apank the little
Case Records of a Psychologist darlings, might spoil their
morale, you
Gertrude L, Johnson
41625 14 Mile Rd.
Walled Lake
Looking Back 15 Years Age
BERLIN HINTS at possible Tur-
kish partition.
SECRETARY OF Communist
party in U.S. charged with false
application for passport,
2 Years Ago
HEAVY RAINS halt flight of
Kingsford-Smith from Australia to
Us
LOCAL THEATER plays Nor-
ma S$hearer in ‘The Barretts of
Wimpole Street.’
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
And if ye offer a sacrifice of
peace offerings unto the Lord, ve
shall offer it at your owa will.
—Leviticus 19:5.
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God takes men's hearty desires
and will, instead of the deed. where
they have not power to fulfil) it;
but he never took the bare deed in-
stead of the will —Richard Baxter.
Train Yourself to Think Positively;
Act Way You Would Really Like to Be
David says I can talk myself
and the rest of the Crane fam-
ily into a state of enthustasm.
And that is partly true. For
nie words) are the father of
deeds. If you act the teey
you'd like to be soon you ‘ll be
the way you act >
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case M-347: This case is about
myself and my family
“Pop sells himself by talking
enthusiastically.”’ our youngest son
recently commented to my wife
“He just keeps offering sales
points about a given subject until
he believes it himself,’ and David
laughed tolerantly.
Well, David is correct. Every
good salesman setts himself with
each repetition of his own sales
story.
For you ean enthuse yourself
simply by going through the proper
motions and reciting the proper
ideas or sales cops I'm _ not
joking
A French therapist named Coue
tried to sell America on that posi-
live viewpoint a generation ago
He urged people to talk to them-
selves and say
“Day by day in every
ain becoming healthier
healther
For if you continually, say @
thing, vou will soon believe it,
» will your audience or cus
tomers . way I
and
“Repetition is repetition,” runs
Aunt Het
1 knew She would be a fast
driver. The ones that hurry most
are the ones that ain't got nothin’
to de when they get there.” P
- of habit. an adage on this very point, and
it is very true.
Enthusiasm is contagious. If
you put on even the mechanical
q
show of courage, soon you will
begin to feel that way.’
“Act the way you'd like to 0¢e
and soon ; ou'll be the way you
act.” is a Motto I have stressed
repeatedly in this column, for it
is correct.
“One man with courage makes
a majority,’ said Andrew Jackson,
and that is also true, for socn
that one ran enthuses a second,
and the two then find it doubly
easy to recruit a third:
“Start me with 10 who are
stouthearted men and Ill soon
have you 10,000 more,” runs the
famous marehing song by Rom-
berg
Ky the same token, you can
scare a crowd by a whispering
campaign of fear and doubt.
You can launch a panic by nega
tive thinking and frequent
repetition of your timid worries.
So every man should stand up
and be counted on the side of
mora..ty: and positive thinking
Even if you don't feel uo to
par, throw out your chest and act
the way you'd like to be. Soon
you'll be the way you act.
But in the meantime you will
irradiate dozens of your com-
panions with your acting.
They'll then feel happier and
healthier and more competent.
“Courage is contagious” runs
an aciom of applied psychology.
But courage is simply a matter
It consists of acting.
For the chief difference between
the coward and the brave person
- is just the simple fact that the \ coward is afraid and shows it
The brave man js also terrified
but he refuses to act that wa)
Instead. he puts up an appearance
of bravery.
And soon he actually feels brave,
for he has acted brave until it
becomes a habit.
Se train yourself te think
positively. Fill your mind with
good ideas instead of negative
doubts.
Memorize wise axioms-and up-
lifting poetry.. Too many Ame %-
can children have their spiritual
cupboards almost as bare as that
of Mother Hubbard.
You PTA organizations might
profitably offer prizes for the
most quotations and good poetry
that children can recite, for such
gems buoy up the morale of man-
kind and are a solace in our old
age.
eC oorrcen’ Hopkins Syndicote ine} David Lawrence Says: i.
GOP Balances Economy
...Without Help of War
WASHINGTON—There’s a lat of
bunkum being handed the Ameri-
can people today by speakers on
the Democratic side, starting with
former President Truman—par- it The record, however, of unem-
—— figures since the turn of
the century shows that the Demo-
cratic admjnistrations have never
been able to produce high employ-
ment except by going to war.
Truman administration as well.
Back in 1949, when the nation
suffered a recession quite com-
parable to the one experienced
earlier this year, there were 3.800,-
000 persons out of work as com-
pared with 3,100,000 this year. But
Mr. Truman, who was President
then, wasn't calling it a calamity
nor advocating the unsound meas-
ures which he and his associates
in the Democratic Party have been
urging lately. Here is what Mr.
Truman had to say in his midyear
economic report of July 1949
“The number of unemployed in
June was 3.8 million, and acute
unemployment problems have de-
veloped in certain localities. . .The
decline in industrial production
was rapid. and by June had
reached 13 per cent below last
fall's peak.. Farm income was
about 8 per cent below the first
half of 1948."
Did Mr. Truman, in spite of
that evidence, call for emer-
gency measures? Did he deal
“beldly’ with unemployment?
appropriate now.
“The economic situation does
nat now call for an immediate and
sweeping expansion of public al “No changes in the tax laws
which would result in a larger net
loss in revenues would be justified
at this time.
“.. It is desirable te secog-
nize clearly that the objective of
farm support prices is to main-
tain an adequate level of farm
income and promote shifts in
lines of agricultural production
which will encourage an increase
in the total domestic consump-
tien of farm products.”
This sounds exactly as if the
Eisenhower administration had
“rTitten it, with the exception that
there has been a tax reduction
and it has not resulted in any
serious loss of revenue overall
But the above sentences did not
bring forth from Democrats at the
time any chargé that the man in
the White House had “‘no heart for
the little fellow’ and was only
concerned about “big business.’
The truth of the matter is that
the Democrat administration
didn't get out of the unemployment
hole it was in during 1949 until
Mr. Truman intervened in Korea
in 19590. Then came the war boom
in business, Unemployment went
down from 54 per cent, which
was what it was in 1949—about |
the same as today—to 49 in 1950
and then 2.9 in 1951. It went even
lower—down to 2.6—in 1952
After the Korean War was end-
ed under the Eisenhower admin-
istration, unemployment went
back to 5 per cent, which is
what it is during the present pr-
ried of readjustment,
The figures show that the Dem-
ocratic administration wag not able
to pull out of the doldrums in the
'30's except by a war boom. Thus.
in 1933, when the United States felt
the | disastrous _ effects of a world- persons unemployed
highest on record—namely, 24.9
cent, Six years later. after all
he hullabaloo about the New Deal
and its teaf-raking WPA and other
unsound measures, the percentage
of unemployed was still 17.2, or
about 9,480,000 persons without
jobs,
It was not unti] 1942, after Amer-
ica entered World War II, that the
percentage of unemployed came
down to 47 per cent from the
previous year’s 9.9 per cent, or
5.360.000 persons idle.
Can America get 2 balanced
economy with » minimum of un-
; without entering «
war and suffering casualties of
American youth?
On the gecord, it shows that the
Democrats have not been able to
do it, but the Republicans have.
That's why the voter has to think
twice’ about the propaganda being
handed him. For the Eisenhower
administration. with less unem-
ployed today than Mr, Truman had
in 1949, has achieved something
most unusual for peacetime, The
prospect, moreover, as the fourth
quarter of business indicates, is
for less and less unemployment—
and no more wars either.
(Copyright. 1954)
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service)
The tomato primaries are over
in upstate New York.
Senator Ives was the guest of
honor on the vegetable parabola
While extolling the virtues of the
Republican Party the senator
was smatked in the puss with
the pomme de ketchup.
It was a tomato surprise. And
so was the senator.
The senator said between spat-
ters, “curb service is a little
high tonight.”’ ;
“Heaving the old tomato.” he
continued, ‘‘is a typical caper of
Tammany Hall. It is indicative
of the level of Democratic oppo-
sition. Where I come from a to-
mato is a vegetable and not an
argument.”
Senator Ives hadn't expected
to make an after-tomato speech.
Stopping a tomato with your puss
is always a surprise. We happen
to know the difference between
a soft-boiled semi-colon and a
fresh country exclamation mark.
The same thing happened to us in
Albany during fresh vegetable
week We made the dedication
speech on Tomato Tuesday.
From somewhere far back we
seem to remember that Rudy
Vallee stopped a grapefruit at
Yale And that Iturbi also re
ceived a bouquet of testimonial
garbage from an admirer in the
audience,
We didn't mind the one we
stopped at Albany. We could have
told Senator Ives the upstaters
throw nothing but strikes. They
allow for windage. drift. angle of
incidence and curvature of the
earth. And waste no time bracket
ing the target
Portraits
By JAMES J. WETCALFE
Bowling is a game of skill, . .
Where you deserve a crown ... If
every time vou roll the ball ., .
You knock all ten pins down .. .
But bowling is much more than
that . . . And more than spares
and strikes ... It is a happy
pastime that . . . Most everybody
likes . . . Good exercise and lots
of fun... It gathers friends to
gether . . . No matter what the
season and . Regardless of the
weather You play it in an alley
but... A very different kind. . .
From those that residences are
Provided with behind . . . And
there you will not be condemned
.. By any nasty mutter .. . Or
be disgraced if you should slip .
And roll into the gutter.
(Copyright £056)
High School Burlesques of University
Football Games Undermine Education
By WILAIAM BRADY, M.D.
August 27th the papers carried a
dispateh from one of our press bu-
reaus in Berne, reporting that at
the European games in Switzer-
land that day the Russians won
seven out of eight gold medals at
stake on the third day of the meet.
Far be it from me to become a
bigger stinker than some high
school coaches or their wives from
time to time tell me I am. But
even if it costs me the good will of
the last of my high school friends
‘assuming I still have any) I feel
it is my duty to speak out for
athletes of the future.
There was a piece in this
column about three months age
presenting facts about ‘varsity’
football in high school, a grown
man's game for teen age boys,
especially the fact that this sub-
version of physical education fa-
ciljtates exploitation of a few
hbeys at the expense of all. the
others who need and should have
good physical education.
If ]'m a stinker for calling atten
tion to this. maladministration of
é¢ducation in our public schools,
may my fetor never grow less till
Jf school boards come to their senses.
Every boy who enters high school
has a right to receive as much
and as thorough physical training
as any other boy. even the boy of
promising athletic capacity. Does
- he get it? Not if the local service
clubs, chambers of commerce and
majorettes can help it. When these
people whoop it up for football the
high school principals, physical in-
structors. weak-kneed parents go
along with them or become sissies
and stinkers.
According to the Beston Trav-
elier (Oct. 17, '53) one Bob Me-
Cabe, then football coach at St
Coltumbkille's High, rese te roar
Not so fast, fellows. If this high
school coach or any other can
show that I have branded a coach
as a liar or a cheat, I promise to
pay him $100 out of my ill-gotten
gains °
Directly across the page from
the brash young fan's outburst
strain of glory-hunger myself—was a stickful, a piece the length of a
bad cigar, saying that ‘ ‘he footbal!
fatality toll for the 1953 season
rose to eight last night with the
death of a youthful high school
player at Clay, W. Va., and Alex-
andria, Va., the United Press re-
ported today.”
Death is onty one of the har.
ards of “varsity” football in high
school, {
All I know about Coach Bob Mc- '
Cabe is what I read in the news
paper. From his picture, accom
panying the article, I'd take him
to be a fine, straight-forward
young man. In fact I wouldn't be
astonished to learn that Bob’s lang-
uage was actually milder than the
quotes indicate.
But whatever Bob McCabe or
any,other coach, physiéal instruc-
veer school principal; service club
spokesman, reporter or editor may
think or say about it. I tell you,
parents, this high school burlesque
of university men's play is a vi-
cious subversion of education.
Srgnes | letters, not more than one
or rds long, pertaining to pertews!
health and hygiene, not to disease, @iag-
noes or so Will be answered br
r * stam seit resaec envelope is enciosed a =
(Copyright 1954)
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Jordan's Cabinet
AMMAN, Jordan }—The Jordan
Cabinet handed its resignation to
King Hussein yesterday immedi-
ately after the opening of the new
Parliament.
The move had been expected.
Authoritative sources had report-
ed that Premier Tewfik Abdul
Huda plans to form a new cabinet,
taking most of his ministers from
religious institutions, the Theologi- |
cal School at Brookline, Mass. and
the Academy of St. Basil, at the newly elected House of Depu-
resignation, King Hussein sum-
moned ex-Premier Fawzi el Mulki
and other Jordan leaders. They
discussed the strike in the capital
and last Saturday's election riot-
ing in which 12 people were killed.
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: } ‘ | The Alaskan fur seal, which water, does not swim at birth and | Nérway has one
| Eaten by Gopher Snake, | spends much of its life
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| ANN ARBOR (AP)—Harry Boyd |
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| estate east of Ann Arbor.
| Earhart, a multi-millionaire, was
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Clinton Metropolitan Authority,
which has developed public recrea-
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Queens University in Toronto and
California Institute at Technol-
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Earhart also contributed heavily
to the building of the First Meth-
| odiet Church and Second Baptist
Church here.
‘ard, of Ann Arbor, and _ three
daughters, Mrs. Clement A. Smith,
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urday asd public memorial serv-
ices will be at 3 p. m. Sunday.
Survivors include a son, Rich- |
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Show Business
By EDDIE CANTOR
Less than twenty years ago in Canonsburg,
Pennsylvania, every Saturday night would see Singer Perry Como Is Most Relaxed
Man in Entire Entertainment Field
lars a year, but Perry’s wants are simple. He
explains, “I have money and I can get the
things money can buy, but the things money
the miners in town waiting in line for a, young | Can't buy I've always Mad.”
Italian barber to give them a haircut, shave
one dollar.
were thrown in—at today’s prices—oh, you
eouldn't afford it!
When Perry Come read in a newspaper
recently that barbers were getting a dollar
seventy-five for a haircut, he said, “I don’t
know &f 1 Gi the right thing, leaving the
barber shop.”
Well, Perry, if you're reading this column, as
a good friend, take my advice. Don't go back
to the shop. You're established. You're doing
well.
People love your records, they're crazy about
you on television, and besides, what about those
fans of yours in the balcony? They'd be home-
less.
Ceme is the most relaxed man in show
business. Even more se than Bing. Listen- The bill for all three was around | heart, Roselle Belline.
jthree kids.) When he took his son, David, to
Today if that same young man, Perry Como, | the top of the Empire State Building for the
just sang a song the tab would be a couple of | first time, David broke up the crowd in the
thousand dollars. And if the haircut and shave | elevator when they passed the sixty-third floor. He is still in love with his childhood sweet-
His son turned to Perry and said, “Daddy, does
God know we're coming?”
People often ask if Perry Como is his real
name. The Como part is, but Perry is a .
shortcut from Pierine. I doen't blame any-
one for changing his name. I changed mine
early in life te Eddie Cantor. I knew that
later on I'd have trouble with Eddie 0'Con-
ner—the apostrophe would always bother
me.
Press agents are frightened of Perry Como.
There was a time when they would have gladly
traded “wholesome home-boy” for someone a
little more eccentric.
Questioned once by a reporter about the de-
tachment present in hif® love scenes (he's mace
four films) Como, to the horror of his press A MUST
He’s crazy about his}
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— ° ° on a 4 te one sch | search are studying flight prob-
Churchill Still Has Hopes| Mo 9 tects bods |scts sat “iat © Son TS Sta lam
for Secret 4-Power Talks | ssrox, mun —taner| 5. eecim mee US. tn « a _° By CHARLES M, McCANN [by two years had it been given rete Oe eames 1, normal times runs to approximate- | United Press Staff Correspondent Proper support, It was he who, blew his whistle » ™ \ly three pairs for each man, wom- , | TTE
It looks more and mote as if| #uthorized the building of the first | 92 and has a sharp memory. an and child per year. AMERICA’S CIGARE a
Prime Minister Winston Churchill's tanks, hardly a naval weapon. — publ tere prod besos ee 3 .
chief reason for staying in office . elps
say teh. Ges Yo crown, Bs] aan war be, seswwst | ster hs father's eae recur trom | HONS You Qvorcome | at THE POPULAR PRICE
career by bringing East and West! of an Allied drive through the | ‘he Civil War, Parker has been FALSE TEETH together. | Balkans, “the soft underbelly of |* Sportsman, big game hunter, . Churchill will be 80 on November | purope” as he called it. ‘traveler and at one time a driver, Looseness and Worry 4 | 30. He certainly has had sufficient of a horse-drawn streetcar in| No longer be annoyed or feet il)-at- :
| Secretary Anthony Eden has long |°t successfully, the Allies and He remembers the election of | line (non-ecid) powder, sprinkled on aa
| been ready, as his politica) heir, to | 20 the Russian Communists would General U. 8. Grant over Horace | jour plates beids them firmer so they
take his place. have occupied Southeastern! Greely in ‘72. He voted for) ressment caused by loose plates. Get
a es ame weed wegen (Or Eisenhower in the fall of ’52 and’ ——
, for months, that Churchill |. , ———
CROSLEY! a kee ready to retire, Big Judge Could Handle
rm ROAT Yet there he remains, and his| This Case Out of Court DAWSON WOODS SUB.
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sa ieee . 4 tor keeps haunting me. The end-'’ Now Tric cle S eeders hour, can be arrested for -speed-
ar Yale Allows Gir] Editor ing of that story about her said | plate ailing ing ‘
Pinay * . ze B she had “set her sights on the | Connecticut Law, a person riding | SEE ea f
"1 Inside’ Stadium, Press BOX cermeitrean came on Toankagi|* t¥<le which pases an aulo-| U.S. hay acreage for 195 was ! cy ing Day—tf Penn will let her in the | mobile traveling, say, 10 miles an ‘2.5 per cent more than in 1953,
eS, By LAURA Z: HOBSON { Or if Cornell officials had flatly press box.” . ——- ————__—— —_——
| NEW YORK (INS)—Every once refused to ask Yale officiats for Shades of Carrie Chapman Catt,
¥7in so often somebody—usually a/permission and blessings about Susan B. Anthony and Emmeline
“| | male—kives out with the hot news |such a shattering: thing as a giri |Pankhurst! “If” the city of broth- i ee erly love will treat her as sort of |
| that the suffragettes won their bat-|editor entering the sanctum sanc. (TY love |
’ tle, and that men and women are |torum of the Yale Bowl press box | — nas ' ene |
Sp] [sdeotutely equal in absolutely that too would have struck me CHAIN LINK WIRE 30c per ft. et ot, an ty ee ne wah news at GET RIE CLOTHES POSTS, — lone way these optimists put it,| As it was, both as an ex-Cor- and ’
ca en Sey ee oS © | ee ee get Heavy Steel with 4 hooks. ., $5.95 each t int as sa nevelis or rnalist, they regard |° ALL TYPES OF FENCES their side. wanted to shout a few outsidd
I cal't remember when T even | Temarks at both Ithaca and New Alse RUSTIC TYPE FENCES
rese to any such bait the inst | “even. || FHA — Ne Down Payments! fnstalled by Us time—bat I'll be darned if a re- | Getting the tragic news later | Free Estimates! er Materials Only!
cent story In my favorite morn- that same day to the effect that
', | ing paper didn’t. make me want 1). hearted Yale had trounced my . \ MONEY TALKS —U. N. com-4;.at least « subway strap to hang (6150 ima mater 47-2! merely asPt a ou .
Rustic Grandeur mander; Gen. John E> Hall, ts in om to. (A vacant \seat, mateh, corked my remarks for a while 6n "sl t Seller at 10¢ \ Korea to take charge of American was cat of the question. Yeu | the “be a good loser” theory. ate BA they AAs 4d Open Mon., Tues., Wed,, Thurs., Fri.. Sat. 8-6: Sunday 9-1
In “Sagaore” the virgin beauty of its 900 acres negotiations in a currency dispute know whe had all of those!) But the tiny brunette s edi- | 49.N. Parke Se. Phones FE 5-5572—Eve. & Sun. MI 6-0195
of woodlands—its amethyst-like lakes,—its {n- | between the U, 8. and the Re Tradition shattered,’ began ae ——— - === See a ——
spiring vistas from lofty hilltops,-—~provide public of Korea. An ROK spokes |i. headline on a large story. on '
natural settings for homes of distinction. man charged the U. S. if Te-\ tne sports page, “Yale Bowl Per- : Residents of “Sagamore” will find a lifetime sponsible for increasing inflation | its Girl in Press Box.” N
of pleasure in congenial neighbors, — in land ‘| because of its currency policies. The story told how a tiny bru-
and water ‘sporte,—in the charm of country — i ee nette from Cornell University would
living at its best. i. | Ry become the first woman sports
: Bing, Cries Foul editor ever to sit in the Yale Bow!
'press box when Yale and Cornell
. ‘Homesite Values ‘ on Income Tax meet on the football field.
Hilitop, vista of lakes and trees........ $2,090 Payment Claim The tiny brunette was Anse L. N apiseds sens ree . - r . of White N.Y., Weodsy Nook, tall trees $2,750 | WASHINGTON u—Crooner Morrisy Piains,
Ti and a senior, the first woman
- o” . Court to referee a dispute with the i. Cornel Daily Sun's entire Internal Revenue Service over : Frederic K. Graef Internal | Revenue Service OV€r | existence at ithaca. Office Franklin Village MA fair 6-3070 come tax for the year 1950. As such, Anne Morrisy, who!
The claims were filed against looked as pretty as a picture in her
| Crosby an@ the estate of his late picture, has been no stranger to
wife, Wilma W. (Dixie Lee) Cros-|big time sports events, having
by. who in separate returns for covered tennis, crew, and even Ivy |
1950 reported net community in- League indoor track championship [|
come of $182,434. They paid taxes
totaling $96,888. . * .
The dispute arose over $150,000
[which the Crosbys received that |
returns listed this as capita) gain,
but the Internal Revenue Service
contended only a jon could be
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Internal Revenue made some)
and father \
DR. H. BUSSEY 2 HOUR SERVICE In the tax court suits Crosby
’ Most trames icated part of the money
“Eyes Examined” in play ooh by Picso dis- | received for stock was for personal
technician. We will services,
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Still, when if came to anything as
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Three Ponttac PTAs planned spe,
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jot Pontiac Child Guidance Clinic
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‘clinics in Michigan at the meeting
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Miss Huff pointed out that the
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They suggested ways of a
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Members of the third and h
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Peotiae Press Phote
Judy Baker's Navajo road home was the setting Thurs. Illinois avenue (second from left), president of the club,
‘day evening for Les Filles Club formal initiation. Maureen | present corsages to new members, Cathy Johnston of North
Callely (left) of Delaware drive and Mary Jo Pauli of |Johnson avenue and Linda Yates_of Monroe street (right).
Mrs. Bohlman ‘Of Needlework Guild
Is Presidént
of Garden Club
Mrs. Fred Bohiman is new pres-
ident of Better Home and Garden
nen as a result of an election By RUTH SAUNDERS
BIRMINGHAM—Plans have been
completed for the twenty-second
annual! Ingathering of the Birming-
held at the Thursday luncheon at iam Bloomfield Hills branch
Gables. . the Neediework Guild of America.
Other officers elected to serve ue is the seventieth year-of work
for the coming year are Mrs. Al- done by the national Needlework
~ Kohn, first vice presdient; Guild.
Mrs, Lula Luby, second vice pres-| Mrs. Glen R. Miller is president
ing secretary; Mrs. V. R. Spencer,' with the Ingathering are Mrs
corresponding secfetary and Mrs. Liayd H. Diehl Jr., Mrs. Robert
Emery Kaid, financia) secretary. N. Woodruff, Mrs. John S. Judd
Mrs. George Brown is parlia- and Mrs, Ferd M. Broock Mrs.
mentarian and Mrs. George Alex- | Broock is in charge of the break-
ander, auditor. fast and annual meeting which
Mrs. Dewey Allien, chairman of takes place Wed. Oct
| the day was assisted by Mrs. Wal- Community House.
ter Seaks,
Mrs. Stanley Thomas, Mrs D. L. Mrs. William Leach, | de
Mr, and hve, John W. Edgeriy
have come from San Mateo, | down to avoid the mashed sit-
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Brown and Mrs. Alexander.
Callf., fer a visit with Birming-
ham firends. They formerty lived
on Adams read. Tuesday a group
of friends honored Mrs. Edgerty.
with a subscription tuncheon at
Deven (Gables and that evening ‘Slides of Eoropean
‘Trip Shown to Group Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Phi
sorority met Tuesday evening in
the Neome drive home of Mrs. She Was ® dinner guest of Mr.
Frank Coad. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph! 88d Mrs. Vern Markley.
Becker showed pictures of a recent’ They will spend the weekend as
European trip. guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Hed-
Others guests for the evening rick who will take them
were Laura Day, Mrs. Roy Pearce | Michigan-Minnesota game in Ann
and Mrs. Robert Niensted. | Arbor on Saturday. .
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to the | The senior Lerchens are now in
New York and will come for a
visit in Birmingham before going
South to spend the winter in Fort
Lauderdale, Fila.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mona-
ghan will move Nev. 1 to their
new home on Cranbrook road.
They have purchased the former .
H, J. Klingler home,
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Herbst
will be hosts at a pot-luck supper
party next Saturday evening,
td] * «
Mr. and Mrs. George A, Lyon
Jr. have returned to their home
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week's trip to Europe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Stringer
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Membership Drive
Planned by Group Plans for the annual membership
drive were announced by Mrs. Ed
ward Pompeian when the auxiliary
to Jimmy Dey Post 12, Amvets
met ‘Wednesday evening in the
YWCA.
A toy demonstration will be giv- | Maxson of Westerly,
en by the group on Nov.-3. Mrs. |
rey were hostesses for the evening.
Mrs. William Fox
Hostess to Group
Mrs. William Fox was hostess
n her West -Huron street home
recently to members of Guild
Three of All Saints Episcopal
Church
__Ce-hestesses_were Mrs__James_
Briney and Mrs. Stanley Watson.
A Christmas Bazaar to be held
|Dec. 2 at the church was dis- ‘Leon Sirlin and Mrs. Arthur Tor- | ‘Ingathering Planned by Hills Branch
mother Mrs. Milton Tibbetts of
Whittier, Cal.
* ’ .
Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Dodds left
Friday te spend the weekend at
their cabin near Oscoda, They
will have as their guests Mr, and
Mrs. Leigh Sharp of Pasadena,
Cal, whe are visiting here.
* ¢ «
Mrs, Draper Allen was hostess
at a luncheon at Pine Lake Country
Club Thursday for Mrs. Edgar
R. I. Mrs.
Maxson is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, the Edgar Max-
son Jrs.
The Women's Association of the
“irst Presbyterian Church wil!
give its first bazaar in the new
church Nov. 4
Luncheon and dinner will be
served and many booths of hand-
work wil] be arranged by the va-
riol& guilds and circles of the
church.
Mrs. Robert F. Watt is presi-
dent of the Association and co-
chairmen for the bazaar are Mrs.
Cyrus R, Osborn and Mrs. A, 8.
McCall. Mrs, Ralph Scheel is,
treasurer assisted by Mrs. Royce
L. Beers, Mrs. H. G. Wood is
in charge ef decorations.
Jerady Carter was hostess at a
buffet dinner last Saturday for
members of her class at Kings
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman E
Strouse. Mr. and Mrs. E A_ Schir-
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were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
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Mrs _Kdward L.Hendersen_ en-
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The only requirement for a Camp
Fire ot Blue Bird Leader is to
| like children. If you have a
|that you are not patient
| to lead them, or talented enough to
| teach them, they will disprove it
|for you. They come in meeting = activity at all.
night bubbling over with news of
\the school day and greet you with
such enthusiasm that your time is
_ well repaid
| he Pontiac Council of Camp
| Fire Girls helps leaders get their
s organized and follows up
| with training courses, individual
| conferences and field visits to the
| group meetings
The Camp Fire program ig di-
vided into three age groups. The
Blue Birds are girls in the second,
third and fourth grades. Camp
Fire Girls are in the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades.
Horizon Club embraces girls in
the grades 9 through 12, and the
Blue Bird program is one of crea-
tive play.
Emphasis in the Camp Fire Pro-
gram is on home skills and serv-
ice to the community, while the
Horizon Club highlights career
planning, personality and charm
development, boy and girl rela-
tionships, and service to the com-
munity.
Each program Offers girls many
enriching experiences and plenty
of fun. So this is why girls in Pon-
tiac start groups hoping that some-
one will want to be their leader.
MRS. MURRAY WHITE
Iraq Caldron
Installs Officers Iraq Caldron 70, Daughters of
; Mokanna installed Mrs. Murray
White as mighty chosen one at
the Wednesday evening meeting.
Other officers installed were
Mrs. Edward Pritchard, junior past
mighty chosen one: Mrs. Fred
Crossman, lalla: Mrs. Albert Kug-
ler, yusef: Mrs Samuel Smith,
rodeval: Mrs Matt Shelton. zulai-
Ka: Thelma Anderson. namourna
and Mrs. Russ Cutler. zniette
Mrs. Russell Marion was in-
‘stalled as ishta; Mrs. Gene Red-
mond, morgianna; Mrs, Grace
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3 —BIGHTEEN Sscheta Eptohe Ano THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1956 | ,
| Offer Something Lovable Before Expecting Children to Return Love
Give Motherhood ‘to Yourself First aii
GiveaCall |S” =a
to Parents By MURIEL LAWRENCE
A ival pees in tw deceer Mor ; . Ow
‘ : failed to husband
Son's Folks barrel ’ because her mother failed to give
Let Bride’s Family | 6° her proper love as a° child.
Know They’ | ee Mrs, P. writes, “Maybe she's no ey’ve Come = nate state
By EMILY POST her. My mother died when I was
Dear Mrs. Post: five, I grew up on the street
in a distant city and my husband maybe I'd have grown up to be
and I will of course go to the ag serdage poral Tape
We will arrive a day or wes 17 whee
so ahead of tite and will stay at a wae bam, 5 foved Peay co Gat $ Th. hel hotel. Because of the distance, it I Gidn't went any kid around to rie Map
was impossible for us to make the interfere. . . . rae) errr it tL.
conventional call on the bride's Naturally, she didn't. So why ee | Oe gh |: MENS R RR
family after the engagement was hasn't this been made to appear
; announced. natural to Mrs. P’s daughter? Why
When we arrive in their city hasn’t her “coldness” been seen mri TT
should my husband and I go and in ita real light? per ee ft
call on them at this time (we have that the young mother
Guty to. them as soon as she had been appreciated, the
you arrive. coldness would have become the
Dear Mrs, Post: My daughter cause, not for attack by her daugh-
and I are having an argument ter, but for closeness and under-
about correct table linen. I have standing.
a very pretty hand-embroidered In opinion, we have heard
tablecloth which I thought I could a, ae hia ue ae ae
use as & formal one, but my daugh- “understanding” to the needs be-
ter claims that only a plain da- hind children’s greed, jealousy
mask or linen cloth is proper when and anger. Many of us are in
setting a forma] dinner table. Your trouble because of this misdirec-
opinion on this matter will be ap- tion. It ig the needs behind our
preciated. own greeds, jealousies and
ot heed areal? a daugh- = —_ 7 " your tenderness.
seal as oy A me ee ae What we really need to remem- * ° more . ” .
the most elaborately embroidered ber ts thie: “Giny metherhend t and Still Be Practical one , . By ELIZABETH HILLYER used more generously in stripes,
Dear Mrs, Post: When an invi- a , ie sarap Today's fabrics may be as rich | , and borders, Both uphol-
tation to a large luncheon Is sent -_ +l. — with gold ag the robes of a maha- Sly and drapery fabrics shine,
| p Bag ryan grn dec de ogre . New trend setter for this fall is this|and vacations in the south. It comes in rajah, and still be practical. Ever | ment cloth <<<.
| each one, or ie it sufficien just | terry-all,” @ heavy terrycloth zippered | full length trousers for men and mid-calf since non - tarnishable metallic) sketched with some of the newer to write to one of them, and if (lounge suit, perfect for lounging around | length for women. yarns gpd gem pe been | patterns that feature Lurex yarns
yale: Da te tt nw homes and backyards, and for weekends| ° ge inte | a answer the person know . a , too—woven
| the best, If you know them all . . pine as Soy Seek Save
BREN RE men [sally wal you anewer me tt Time Spent in Waiting Can Be Fun coed with Petra W, Swartwout Jr, Cilio : weaves, to catch Bink, Oak Dear Mrs, Post: When going to a . only an
: po hotel or restaurant where one’s| By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE tit's or a fiting at the dress | Impatient people not only hate al spark of light, or
| * predig sen. tba eae ee mall at eens by pore Man fum- you are ing time?’ inquires a gentleman
Shirley L- Vollott Cass Lake ready to leave, fg it necessary that| who is conducting a survey. iain wearers) = rrp asggreS-iger=il peengry Cooks Up : . 3. Caverly, 028 given a $0, The inevitable statistics that we | dreamer, surprised me by saying,| °’*tY oy nomen al e
Pint everything reveal that the average | been, wonderful dinners I've eaten, rising.
Haney Bt, Smith, S08 reves Fen Ot ee cetee ne | Person spends at least a week of pleasant experiences of every kind; As for me, I can wait happily e ia
Haveeres De Gebstadt, "Ferndale ceived and your own means, prob-| tne: Tn agp cima I'm sure | and never know I'm waiting.” ca wae re 9% = nap- United und ; ’ m way a average,| An especially busy writing — can down to
| — Rg ag ably 3 or 3 cents. aaa nee ck ae ee friend, when she suspects she may it. By JANET ODELL
‘ never on Ume any- | have to cool her heels, takes along ; Pontiac Press Food Editor
ends J Lowe ses) Ritngensmith Fire Needs Screen thing a magazine she wants to read or sed
ca A good fire screen will not fall! If you have an appointment a pursraise tock A bterary agent | e@P Baby Dres pon es ween ome fun Fo Mekiuen, Soot Lagoon «|| over’ if knocked iehfly. It ts| with either of them, you may |{otes his, briefcase and goes over | iN Simple Clothes Se eee
° stable, heavy, handles and will well make manuscripts. People w ngs ,
Sen. Maren. S00 Premont be more han you ex-| eat hace te walt ear mind | in their heads never seem to mind |, It’s @ great pity that the manu- UNITED FUND CITY expensive you anywhere fact a ‘Ek. diese Onn, itp pect. But don't have wood fires| from 19 minutes to two hours | Waiting. Dr. Albert Einstein prob- | Mciurers | Riake such adorable By Betty Graves 4. Rouse, 3810 Otsego without one. for them to appear. You'd think Skee eee tare |to resist But if eae’ dive Not many of us gare to sit down ver , Hp —y you could out-guess them and be masts Sur & tawant Gaol baby a chance to play when he’s to a square of chocolate or a
co PETUNIA! Ce ee de undressed for his bath, you've bottle of vanilla. We might even
Asa , 8 Blaine ; times I've tried It, the noticed how active he is, how he tire of consuming straight sugar
Sth EERE Rawen || Blackccsthe punctenl: far ence and simply kicks and stretches. but put together with: milk, many L aD Re woth owe furious at being kept waiting. rTETOTETE Se oe ak of us enjoy it as fudge.
E. Campbell, Lake Orion it Goes 5) (FiAleitielo) | restrict movement. Y each social organi-
Remeete ¥. Arawirong. Lake Orin Is smear the page | bina nat ei ee creed to! TaiRiat TRIR) FRISISIAI- |e] | keep him wrapped in those sweet selica Sate af anda wat Cute ©, shane. . eiliterd anything but pel ary I'd ae . long gowns, those ruffly bonnets. separate campaign. A red feather
snes Ge the thought how I spend it and from TIRIEIRTeyE] | Keep his clothing simple and com- was known only Rudson . — EAl ole "TTICIOIRIA] | fortable and give him plenty of oldtime debutante slouch — that's ant's tail: and every day Grivia J. Northville reportorial habit I started finding| Patate : nes Ripe rt | out what other people do. Stitt ee tetet ete time to explore his body's possi- all right for the tall, thin gals. open season on the man
Bren Le While, #7 Crawford 4 My first guinea pig had been SlelNigiclAle. bilities. ino & —
Billy F. Wisehesrt, 3286 Devondale + : thinking about it “ ates 9 ie pal ees pc Resenne Antheny, 194 Mi. Clemens A : Cyhaas 4 The United States government unsweetened chocolate until some-
——Framae. B. marrie Dearat \ “T plan srg eran cs mt —tatetatey | has jurisdiction over the world’s =e
| Abbott, Parmington % being found mu the helium ; fund, where 8 eee? person I'm waiting for,” she give what he could Jonn . : eenp yc aapubpoaes : enewered plackily. “It's a very ee - wey what would have been a few
Beeiyn ‘Ma. eng, Royal Ont day maybe Fl write a mystery | ¢——Cheve working dollars “which - story wi pees chest- services.
Gant L- Oatfen, Royal Oak Senn ee, eee: evolved.” one of me plow ve 9 aiehe. * Tie your we have a
- etunia, with a nail-file or to improve on this recipe. | Bertrand M. Hubble, Davisburg . The respénse in the next case | !
Borotny Me Gaver, ‘aly emery board! You'll soon | | was delayed a little. And when the | 14 Toward the met eS Se reach a new, usable surface. answer — I — why. 1s Sates and Promi: you won augh?”’ om
ret nr b~ 4 pow execnen J | bargained Katherine, who has a| is eae Cover-up for kitchen duty in
n nia |Pather confining family situation. | ,, cores style! Sew this thrifty apron that’s
“When I have to wait anywhere, | 21 Toast color every inch a charmer! Select
even in line to buy a ticket, I go | #2 Prince ef |Tefreshing tulip appliques in gay
: ey see I hope and | 3 Flutter colors! Make half-apron for “pub- Pp y — in imagination, of lic” arances'
; course, But it's very real to me.’ 0 on ane Pattern 4568: Misses’ sizes small
tL It’s the only time I feel free except |}: Gay st” (14, 16); medium (18, 20); large just before I go to sleep at night tg: Ue (@, 42). Small size 1% yards 35
when I do the same thing. 36 Existed inch; 1% yards contrast. Applique
Most answers were less fanct- | >" batter)” transfer included.
ful. Jane actually likes waiting: {3% Crsvs a _ This pattern easy to use, simple
P ° | time if there are enough people | $1 Encounteerd to sew, is tested for fit. Has com
USE THE ‘BELL | along ber welling pai and gets |% Moved gre par in Selee aee this vi penn atetoi o
4, P OUND PORTABLE ahead with her voluminous cor- | $3 War god of 3 se 19 Destinies 33 Tardier pattern—add 5 cents for each pat. *) respondence. Which reminds me a 4 Kind of nut 23 Engine 38 Slanting type tern for first-class mailing. Send that in the 83 Irritate 5 Algerian city “CI 1 40 French seaport to Anne Ada
ae ie ies ha ie tac Prese Pattern Dept., 243 West letters I used to carry them |s¢ Desserts” i aemter a aad 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print about with me in a brown gro. |*? Worm as... nace peewee plainly name, address with zone,
cery sack almost as tall as I was. | 1 Carrots and 10 For fear that = 38 Rim 48 Female size and style number.
Then, at doctor's, the den- | 3 Heraigie band 17 Mans name i Agree so Turee (prefix) _
Open Sunday ners
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coe QEIIO MONDAY THRU THURSDA te ; grand game for Hallo : . bell the
; CALL FE 2-9143 SATURDAY o:t0 te 0:00 Fou. ween. It was sent in to us from nearest to the real bell when they re | You Save ... $40.00 Kathleen Murphy of St. Albans, are blindfolded. Fun? | For Free Home Demonstration i [new Tork. oe | TRY IT You can make the bells to fit 5 on its way, om the cat, If you cah, make the cat
| VAC & SEWING MACHINE suPPLy co. || ‘TEL-HURON DENETTE CO. | eles oe: vit rotors settee i tt oe ‘; J aoe pus = = ou can
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2,382 Gis, Dependents | bound troops, dependents or other Jap Coeds Charge them to drink whisky and-“‘make Magoshiro Abe on charges al im- That's Real Laneay Sia
: ernmem passengers are sched. ’ behind closed doors 1 conduct
Arrive From Far East . (Sisto dock nent week. They are soar’ Smit oe ee | the coeds said the 4Syearoid, NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (up) — WO. 1 IN MICHIGAN
SEATTLE The Navy trang-| the Marine Serpent. he Gen. Jon Teacher |g Immoral a. psychology professor had otfered Mayor Edward B. Scott practiced UNITED SHIRT port Gen. W. A ee ee ee what he preached when he urged Mann arrived | Wi the Far East: Asahi said. 400 women students | better grades in return for their |
pipet from NARA, Japan @ — Women ithe city to cut expenses. During) DISTRIBUTORS , ‘tnd NARA, Japan me | at the university held a protest | favors his first four months in office. : Gen, W. H. Gordon from Pearl * at University Ve | rally yesterday and adopted a res- Professor Abe called the charges | Scott did not spend any of his 35 Stores in Michigan
é ‘accused & professor of teaching ‘olution calling for ouster of Prof. |. “ridiculous.” . |$100-a-month expense account. |
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Pap as _ THE PONTIAC PRESS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 )
TWENTY-ONE
Ready >
Wilson Getting ~PONTIAC, MICHIGAN,
’s First Municipal Water Well Is 4 —
i cludes a large part of the lake
| gro wil alee be presented ballets area itself,
Ethier also announced that | tnd comtabie | Owners of boats, docks and other
and |
(to city hall and a charge for their tions on a second, City Manager polis at hall will be open constable. lake equipment were asked to re- mee lx Miler sid totag. cae Yam e ete a he In the councilmante ‘race are in-|™move them from the waterfront a. to a depth of 225 feet,| 2. im addition to the state and |cumbent Frank E. Baldwin and|to prevent damage to grass and ’ ‘ Sek baa tae ce jJohn Greenlee. Incumbent con-| plantings. If not removed by the 0g effers pabl , - FL DLR. i i stable William Bigtford i | owners, the will be tak is eile at Por yell Mrs. F.D.R. in Audience e William Bigford is opposed goods en |
Out of 2,100 Received
Over 1,750 Express
Sympathy
Navy Planning
College Exams - Tests ‘for High School
Grads and Seniors Will
Be Held Dec. 11 sy-stirring comment on unemploy-
3 | ment, bird dogs and kenne) dogs,
|| He has received more than 2,100
500 college in the Naval for his resignation and, a few days openings a
later, an apology from Wilson for
will be held Dec, 11, for high inept” remarks.
school graduates or high \school * * «@
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Notre aC if
on July 1, 1955, a male U. S.
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Z| Pontiac Press
BLOOD BANK AID—Mrs. Howard Dean of 1461 | Oakland County Chapter of American Red Cross
| Ore Rd., Oxford, reeives a blood transfusion ad-| blood program which receives support from the | and said a reduction in draft | ministered by St. Joseph Mercy Hospital nurse/ United Fund. The blood came from a Red Cross | would add to
| Barbara Kemp. Mrs. Dean is benefiting trom the | donor.
to a community than a well-stocked United Fund Helps Pay Collection Cost
for Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Here There are few things more vital| 291 pints in local hospitals, They , serum albumen and plasma, His friends say that of the ap-
proximately 2,100 letters and tele
grams received so far, over 1,750
have been favorable, slightly over
360 unfavorable.
omar
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saved $7,275 by taking advantage Giving ‘blood is for any of blood in the Red Cross bank. sed blood bank. healthy person and the body quick- No one can be sure of immunity
; | Weller, 39, of the Harvard School
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second year.
Applications are now available.
3 U.S. Doctors
‘Get Nobel Prize
\for Polio Work
BOSTON w — Three American
|dectors today shared the Nobel
Prize for Medicine in recognition
: | In addition the program fur-
nished all blood for the Oakland
| County Tuberculosis Sanitorium.
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital and
the contagious hospital,
Some 838 pints were collected
during September in the county
with 439 distributed.
| By giving to the Pontiac Area}
| United Fund drive now under way,
!
|
os eS Blood beging breaking down into |
- Joseph its component parts after three,
‘weeks including serum albumen, | S&simat aay Genster
plasma and gamma globulin. This the necessity for , accounts for
frequent bloodmobile visits.
But blood parts are also ex-
tremely valuable.
8 ose a child is severely | son die for lack of blood?
a kerosene gtove ex-| course not, You can assure that | Porters at Washington Oct. 14 he | burned in a | plus is turned over to ! quota of $525,823.
The county chapter will receive
$51,000 from he United Fund drive Would you let stricken wing” opponents. '
4 iF POE When the defense chief met re-
| plosion, He is rushed to the hos-|none will by contributing to the | *#id he hoped he was through cam-
|pital and treated for shock with! United Fund and giving blood
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR:
JUNIOR
EDITORS |.
for research which may make pos-
sible mass vaccination against
Dr. John F. Enders, 57, of the
Harvard Medical School .was lead-
er of the three-man rese team
| which included Dr, s H.
|0f Public Health and Dr. Freder-
ick C. Robbins, 38, now a pro-
fessor at Western Reserve Medi-
cal School and chief of pediatrics
and contagious diseases depart-
ment of City Hospital, Cleveland,
Ohio.
The trio made possible the test
tube development of polio virus in
ordinary body tissues and opened
the way to the Salk method of
‘Fancy Felt Tops Nixon | WASHINGTON (UP) — Vice
““ President Richard M. Nixon makes ; ‘noises about never wearing a hat. P@cking a sand or dirt roadway through the inside.
But when he greeted William V. S.
BOTH ENDS; E
TWO TIN CANS, OPENED AT =>
DGES SMOOTH fi
A TIN CAN TUNNEL
Here's how to make a tunnel
| trucks: for use with your toy cars and
1. Have mother cut away both ends of two large tin cans.
2. Place the cans end to end, and tape them together.
3. In @ sand box or your back yard, bury the tunnel slightly,
4. Cut out the exit and entrance signs in today’s picture, and
Tubman, the president of Iberia, Paste them on pieces of cardboard.
the VP was topped by a fancy with gummed tape. Push the sticks into empty spools and set one
felt. jat each end of your tunnel. Then it's ready for traffic.
Fasten these to a small stick Perjury: Jurist
Judging Himself Lattimore Case Moves
Into Rare Legal Bypath
Due to Bias Charges
WASHINGTON @—The govern-
|ment's long - drawn - out case
| against Owen Lattimore entered a
rare legal bypath today with the
presiding judge calling for argu-
|ments as to whether he’s biased
in Lattimore’s favor.
Lattimore, controversial Far paigning. But he looked over his
| mal apparently talked with
fricnds and decided recently to
make another sortie into politics,
with a speech Oct. 29 at Dayton,
Ohio. Wilson currently is making
an inspection tour on the West
Coast.
In replying to letter writers who
express disapproval of his Detroit
remarks, Wilson says:
“Certainly it is a sound religious
and social objective to protect men
and women to the greatest degree
possible against the hazards of
life, but this cannot be done by
| destroying-individual responsibility
or depriving millions of their
| freedom. * Ld] J]
“The drivirig force in our free
society is that industry and thrift
| have their reward and laziness
and dissipation their penalty. At
Eastern affairs specialist, was in-| the same time we have developed
| dicted in December 1952 for per- | & S0cial consciousness for the un- | jury on the basis of his testimony | fortunate. Thus, the American peo-
| before the Senate Internal Secur- |ple have worked out a better
ity subcommittee then headed by | S°lution for their economic and so-
In the latest development in |
the still-unsettied case, U. 8. |
Dist. Judge Lather W. Young-
Rover to defend today his accu- |
sation that Youngdahi has “a |
fixed, personal bias and preju-
dice” im favor of Lattimore.
Rover has asked the judge to |
disqualify himself. : |
Opposing Rover's move are Lat- |
timore’s attorneys, who say the
request is ‘“‘scandalous’’ and un-
precedented.
Meanwhile, Lattimore, who has
steadfastly maintained his inno-
cence of the charges, is free un- |
der the same $2,000 bond he posted |
| for the original indictments in 1952.
|
the late Sen. McCarran (D-Nev). | on problems than have the people
of any other nation anywhere else
in the world.”
dahl asked U, 8. Atty. Leo A. ‘State's Liquor Sales
Drop 4.85 Pet. in 1954
LANSING (®—The State Liquor
Control Commission reported today
its sales have dropped 4.85 per
cent this year.
The commission listed sales
worth $109,501,347 through Septem.
ber, compared to $115,082,032 for
the same period last year.
Liquor sales in September totaled
$14,879,392, against $14,603,294 for
the same month of last year.
Case sales were down 2.91 per
cent for the month and 3.19 per
cent for the year.
4 :
\\V LOS ANGELES (#-—Southern| protest meetings—the largest, in| rents and others say they are mov-|ting forms of hydrocarbons ing metropolis in the world. New
42 Californians, outraged by one ofjhard-hit Pasadena, drawing &/ ing out of the area because of foul * * ¢ industries normally would increase — . the longest attacks on record, are|crowd of 6,000. Civic authorities} |. Local smog lingers because the|the amount of pollutants, <j pressing as never before for quick | have held scores of meetings and|"" irritat Los Angeles area is hemmed in os 6 8
3 action to solve the area's No, 1/ hearings. Air pollution on an INS} on three sides by mountains. The| But Director Gordon Larson of
problem: smog. .. =? scale began here shortly after sci-/ fourth side faces the sea, where|the County Air Pollution Control
It affects a region populated by| The county supervisors, directly/entist Eugene Houdry developed| prevailing westerlies blow toward | District declares that smog is not five million persons. responsible for smog control, took | the cracking process for the city, acting as a fourth wall.j|getting worse. Industry has spent
Since the current siege began, | their firmest step to date by voting | high octane gasoline in 1941. The| In late summer and fall the area|25 million dollars here on air pollu-
Gov. Goodwin Knight bas canceled | to ban back yard incinerators with-| process resulted in the emission| has what is called an inversion—|tion controls alone. Controls and
campaign commitments to fly here|in @ year. The Los Angeles City| by refineries of sulphur dioxide a heavy layer of warm air atop ajother measures have eliminated
for a personal check on what can| Council has voted to limit incin-| and hydrocarbons into the atmos-| cooler layer—which acts like a lid| nearly 900 tons of pollutants from
_ ‘be done, Mayor Norris . Poulson|erator burning hours, phere. on a kettle. this area's atmosphere every day.
" |disclosed he almost declared aj As the current smog siege en- * + ¢ Smog inside the “kettle” is} But there remain 1,450 more tons
— —=—ti“<C«i«~S CSC state’ of emergency. The county) tered fits 17th straight day. suf-/ Southern California's much-pub-| trapped and builds up in density | to eliminate. Larson says 1,100-tons
i = "* | grand jury launched an investiga-|ferers blamed in for smarting eyes, |licized sunshine and ozone—the| until breezes beeome strong | come from the county's two million. =: ae | tion to determine if antismog Jaws | Tunny noses, sore throats, “burning | latter more prevalent here, scien-| enough to break the inversion and ace $0 eet con at een JUST A SMALL TOWN—The Lilliputian atmosphere Untied Prom Peete) ave being enforced lungs” and nausea, Smog. was/tists say, than anywhere else in| blow pollutants away. tributes 90 per cent of mbrning of this model town at Wimbogne, thoroughly | At the moment, her attention 1s fixed on an im. | :@o4q--@ termed ‘a “contributing factor” in| the world — converted the hydro- * * ¢ smog to the autos of workers driv- delights Kay McGauren during a visit there recently. | pressive replica of Wimborne Minister. There have been several mass/| the death of a little girl, Her pa-| carbons into transient and irrita-| Los Angeles is the fastest-grow-! ing to their jobs, ™
wits
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GOOD WERRING APPAREL
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ON
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‘Tombstones Attest Ability
Calls tor Fight Against Cancer Quacks,
NEW YORK W — The presi-
ident of the American Lancer So-
Humphrey Sees
Healthy Nation battle
groups of men whe are expicit- | Sgainst such men of |
ciety has cailed for bh campaign
; CEN rER | Says. tke Transformed !io combat cancer quacks who, be| art ling sar ‘cometeris, with | X raju sore the cours. The Tottering Economy Into , *2¥. are slowly “infiltrating the tombstones as monuments to the | plan te being studied by com- country.” inefficiency of their treatments,” mittees of the American Medi-
Firm One — Alfred M. Popma, of Boise,| popme said. | eat Asen., Runyon said.
aho, told the society's annual
NEW YORK —Secretary of the | meeting yesterday that quack can-
Treasury George M. Humphrey) cer clinics are operating in va-
says the Eisenhower administra-| ricu, states, in some instances
tion's monetary policy has trans: within the score of local statutes
formed a “dangerously artificial’
economy into a “healthy” one / “it is eur obligation to the
The administration, Humphrey public . o fo Sage a® unceasing PEOPLES BN. SAGINAW ST. Keene NEVER AN EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT Dr. Charies S. Cameron, the so-
ciety’s medical and scientific di-
[EPPERT'S rector, reported lung cancer among
cigarette smokers has reached an
alarming rate and is increasing |
rapidly.
among men, “‘the — is strong- |
X ray, read for tang eancer, for
rd
j said last night, has restored sav-
ings to their important rank in the
nation’s life. He added that the
nation's economic activity this; M these will
year will total 355 billioin dollars.) MILWAUKEE (INS) — A 33- = —s urine HE 4-H Grounds out Perry Street :
about 3 per cent below the record | year-old Milwaukee woman gave }8 OPEN #
of 1953 birth yesterday to a 13-pound, & s — ~
| Addressing the New York group) ounce boy ig TUES.-- THURS. “Buy At Farm Prices we
of the Investment Bankers Assn.| It is believed to be the largest | 's SATURDAY 6
‘of America at the Hotel Waldort-| baby ever born in Milwaukee, but | * 7AM. til - n
Astoria, Humphrey said “a tre- its size “was not too surprising” | * . © Fresh Eggs bd Apples 4
mendous upheaval of this nation’s| to the father, Benjamin Psket. = 1 P. M. e Dressed © Potatoes =
whole economy” since the begin-| He explained: ra ®
ning of the century has “created| “We have a 10-year-old daugh- * We Have | Poultry © Baked t
a unique nation of ‘haves’ that|ter who weighed 12 pounds at = @ Rabbits Goods 5
ing bout _ date way of think ane the couple's eighth child Pd 9 hao —— ———— = 4 Perennial © Plants © Flowers .
Eisenhower an istration ane ere * egetabl
ing “hitched our ing ‘9 this George Washington is carried MICHIGAN CREDIT aor S LLOR RS 4 Plants Now v =
rising star of a ‘have’ nation a Roca y | Ran RC or oeanne Send Tee is Ample Parking Space ter 600 Cars at the Grounds H
o> aap) eeking — Seven me a ee EE TITTPIT LLL ‘haves,’ he said
He said the Republican admin-
istration took over an economy
“living precariously on the treach-
erous dodges of inflation, subsidy
and excessive crash-and-crisis gov- |
ernment spending.”
But, he said, ‘‘we have turned
He said the administration has
jmade the halting of inflation its
|major goal. During the past 2
months, he said, the value of the
dollar changed only by half a cent.
| our backs on artificial stimulants.’’ Bundle From Heaven
Really Tips the Scales
| ascritéd to any noninfectious dis- Cancer of the lung ‘is showing
the most rapid increase ever
ease in medical history,’’ Cameron cans now living: will at some time @
develop cancer,” and about 24 mil- '
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School Activities Pick | Up Just Check These Wonderful
mt AROLD TURNER | on Their Toes
“Best in Deals on Wheels”
Fred's Organize Club,
Tours for St. Mike's, |
Appointments at PHS |
™ Marlene, Marcee and Vicky all
“were bugy hunting up news from
their schools this week, with club
activities and social events still |
taking the spotlight.
St. Michacl
Lane, secretary.
‘The ctub enjoyed tours Pontiac General ad St.
Mercy hospitals.
The statt ot the Michaclite be- -| Honor Students came “Happy Wanderers” tary-Treasurer Dick Singleton. A
Wednesday as they journeyed fig was shown Oct. 12 as an in ot St, Michaels ay es SS Se ee meat merting Qe be bad Wolges-| A- specitd Sonar Conveletion
= bee estaelal eo Enthusiastically acclaiming both e
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pore wards; vice president, Dennis |p for the coming year and to
dent. McCartney; secretany, Jerry | *°qaint parents with the aims of
members Mary Laren, and treasurer, Pani | ‘be school, was a panel discus-
Whew Meyer, Judy rrener peg — field pr drag apmeingargaan i i Cuneren, of “Jack and the Beanstalk.” the meaning of an honor certify
ae | Moody, Ruth The Linnean Society under John |“™*- eet | aad Bauer, Jerry Younapeter bes finished editing clare te prbi per bly
MARCEE Hayes, junction with the Bio-X Club of receiving certificates were: : | MeEnery and Elizabeth Mumford High, Detroit. The News- | popich, Tareue Leones Joast
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will be offered in Clarkston start-
Work Easing Techniques fs To Be Given in Clarkston
homemakers to do their | nett, Home .Demonstration Agent. listing, Homemakers in this area
may register with Mrs. Frieda Ben-
Each homemaker attends four
(two-hour) lecture-demonstration
| Classes which will be held Novem-
iber 3, 5, 10 and 12. The
TWENTY-FIVE _
PTA Schedules Sale
Board Approves (MONT = Almont PTA i
Teacher Meeting = Saturday at the Ford sales room
Plan Various Taaicel)
Spring Co., of Holly, Harpley never | for Nov. 29 Workshop | |
tailed to report without calling on Sigted for Waterford
the telephone, Yesterday he oo — | i
neither called or showed up. “| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —At)
| the regular meeting last night, the |
Curtous besense of the break |p nord of Education authorized the | | teacher workshop for Nov, 29, in Holly Resident's
Phone Habits
Save His Life
HOLLY w — Arthur Harpley
may ‘owe his life to habit. |
Long a sweeper at American
sociation conference at Michigan begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. to home at | whi | in ration wi y a. 1185@ Andersonville ma. | which elementary teachers will
State College last night com Se apihted Se 11:30 a.m. | The deere were teched and |work on areas in spelling and) “OTTER!
‘The new farm program has ing.to Donald Smith, M. D., Pon-| The Oakland County Medical So- | shades drawn. Lake shouted. He | science, CLEANER! -
pulied farm income out of a sharp tiac, member of the Board of Trus- | ciety has endorsed the efitire thought he beard @ faint re- | Senior high teachers will work | i
a siyb Rep Bentle ry | tees. | program. : aaa: Then there was a loud (on problems involved in final ac-| SLOWER :
“We oh find ol — | ‘The announcement is of special | crediting, and junior high teachers , Sy ee
is On a more steady and stabi- | importance to all women gear ‘Woman Suffers Cuts mae a back door, Lake found , 08 curriculum. wit
Ijzed basis than it has been for GUARDIANS—Garnell Dublin is fast asleep at the International are incapacitated or disabled by | Harpley hanging from the side of The meeting will be held at the! :
lrg time.” ® | Amphitheater in Chicago, M., ‘but he's getting good care from two} peart disease. bia ek. Sten Of a circ: higl school. cehiend Peel @ Pokal te.
: | of his dad's cows. The youngster and his father are from Carrollton | in Two-Car Crash Harp-| “In. other action, the board set |
Bentley declared that the farm iy and are attending the International Dairy Show. “Most poeple can enjoy gol = |ley said he had heard Lake call, an Oct. 27 date for meeting with 436 Orchard Leake
income total had dropped 14 per ury of extra time Ra Sarah Younger, 48, of Au-| but couldn't answer, although he | architects for final consideration | FE 5-6159
cent during the last twe years that results from finding “better | lof plans for the elementary school |
of the previous administra- and easier ways of doing things burn Heights, was injured early| managed to row his legs off the | be built at the of C
tion, ths j in Nearb Communities Dr Smith stated, “but for the| today when the car in which she| bed and ‘cause the thump which | cen. rae ster “ta Seatehary | Gaukler Storage
La his talk entitled “Your Con- Dr anh, with heart disease, the| Was riding collided with another’ take heard. ® Orchard Lake Ave.
gress Under Fire,” Bentley de- saving of time and energy is an|at Auburn and Eastwood roads roads fh Fichias t Riki Gaal
scribed the House of Representa- Nelson Hicks absolute necessity.” [Aven ‘Township, Hospital said the prompt finding! There are 5,056 public and pri-
tives shooting during which he was| CASS CITY—Service for rac ROYAL 0. OAK—Service X—Service John} The work-simplification classes,| Mrs. Younger, a passenger in 8! «¢ Harpley may have saved his vate golf courses in the United!
seriously wounded Hicks, 67, will be held Sunday at 2| Featherstone, 52, of 612 East Fifth | which are free community services car driven by August S. Burtz, 4, ji, States.
“The criticism of Congress is| pm. in the Deford Methodist | St- Will be held at 1:30 p.m. Satur- | of the Michigan Heart Association, of agg ny Pana mectas ae ee poeorsions — 7
the it gs at oseph Mercy i
something that we all expect and/ Church, with burial in Novesta => ee ee ee ee ert a fractured hand, face cuts, aad Plan Midway, Booths live with,” he said. “I hope the
day will never come when the
American people will have lost |\Cemetery. He died Wednesday.
Surviving are his wife, Anna, with Masonic service by Trelum) prescription of ‘‘take it easy’’ by
Lodge 552, F. and A.M. of Clawson showing the homemaker how to
at White Chapel Memorial Park save as much as 75 per cent of
| her walking, 75 per cent of her arm and knee bruises.
Burtz told Oakland County sher-
ift's deputies that he thought he
hed time to drive onto Auburn for PTA Pow-Wow
STILES — Stiles PTA will hold_
its annual Pow-Wow at the school ROAD GRAVEL
either right or the desire to threé sons, four daughters. nine Cemetery. He died Wednesday. :
criticize their elected representa- grandchildren, six brothers and Surviving are his widow, Mar-| Movements and 60 per cent of her
tives. three sisters. gie; two sons, Bruce of Royal Oak, |"e@ching. This tremendous saving
“Keep up the fire but = . — = —|Dougias J., of Auburn Heights; |°! time and energy means lessen-
rifle, not a shotgun, ltwo sisters, Mrs. Ada Warner of | im& the strain placed on the heart
by reducing the physical effort ex-
pended by the homemaker.
Mrs. Ruth C. Kettunen of the
Michigan State College Home Man-
— Staff conducts the classes. | | Auburn Heights and Mrs. John
| Kirby of New York; three brothers,
‘Arnold, William and Elmer Fea-
b S P tt therstone of Auburn Heights and
° t Y en otter — She emphasized that the classes
LANSING #—Members of county MARLETTE Sen. Charies Mrs. Grover McKeachie are designed to benefit any eco-
can accept | Potter spoke briefly, and crowned| Holly—Service for Mrs. Grover | nomic level and that it is not
only aft- "| Doris Harirs queen end Jack Kelly | (Minnie) McKeachie, 69, of 418|Recessary to remodel a home in|
| king, at the annual Hunter's Ball Lakeview, will be held at 2 p.m. —- me oe homemakers
Wediiesday in the Marlette school Monday at the Bendle Funeral “me and energy: *to
auditorium. ‘Home ‘in Lakeview Cemetery, | Mage ¢ htmemaker can — a
cia! 4a. tae Caneananinn: Clarkston. She died Thursday. | take it easy’ while Going ous household tasks,"’ Mrs. Ket-
| Woodward introduced Congress- Surviving bésides her husband |tunen said. “by merely following
‘Ima Jesse P. Wolcott of Port #re two sons, George Clark of Holly | | the work-simplification techniques,
| Huron, who in turn introduced Sen. |@%d Burton of Fort Carson. Colo. | principles, and ideas taught ia the
| Potter. and five grandchildren. | Cardiac Homemaker Classes."
The course is available to every Edward Kibby count?, although *
BIG BEAVER—Service for Ed-| = rite Marlette Queen:
‘King Crowned
Arliss
BEDROOM
FINISHED ‘Pontiac Motorist Hurt road ahead of oncoming traffic
and claims that the car with which
his collided, driven by Lorene M!
Lymn, 21, of 2865 Longview, Roch-
ester, did not have — showing.
County Calendar Waterfeoré Tew Saturday afternoon, starting at 1
o'clack
A midway with 17
attractions designed for all ages
| have been arranged, according to |
| Euclid Montville, general chair. |
| man Regular Coney Island re |
| treshments will be served in the)
cafeteria.
MOMS Unit 6 will waee se roe
and bake sale Saturday i
6:30 am at the Jewel) Store on y
ve road. Proceeds will be used to.
buy Christmas gifts for hospitalized |
| feterans
The Waterford Tewnship district of
the Michigan Education Assn. is having
. Renee ot potiuek dinner and dance
at the high — — 6:38 pm. today
Drayten Pusine ‘Siue Star Mothers are
sponsoring cafeteria dinner at the
Drayten bictns — @aturday, with
serving beginning at 5 p.m
Orten
The ORS Chapter“286 is holding its
annual besear end turkey dinner Satur-
day et the Masonic Hell. The besser
will open at 3 m. with of
neediework, bak goods, candy end
vegetables
° - heart patients will be given first
in Two-Car Accident ward P. Kibby Sr. 65, of 3107
| A Pontiac trict wes | Parkton will be at 3 p.m. Saturday |
| yesterday when his car collided at the Spiller-Gramer Funeral | | with another of US.10 at Williams home, Clawson . with burial in|
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$ DOWN No Closing Costs SEED and FERTILIZE — Sepp perl Ap pe on | |Union Cemetery, Troy Township. |
| one ray He died Tuesday at Harper Hospi- |
| Charles F. Cissell, 49, of 13 Lin. '@l- Detroit | coln Ave., was treated at Pontiac | Mrs. Bernice Coffey
oT Hospital for scalp cuts) FERNDALE — Service for Mrs.
om . roe 1 on US.10. ‘ae S. Coffee, 4, of 67 mel
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37. of 6985 Patmore, Williams Lake, day at the Crawford funeral home. |
| collided when Woods attempted to) Royal Oak with burial in Grend | |
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Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954
| Brake vs. Brown’
Treasurer Aspirants Both Farmers
Famous Names
Vie in Missouri
(Bathor's Note: This is the fifth he ers, Brown now is @ farmer and. strengthen local government and is \
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bh
ddd series articies to acquem r HALLOWEEN | eee es eee eee for / member of the Holstein- Frisian As- ‘the organizer of the Institute for | Ps pate offices —_ ber clec- Lécal Govern its, which sparked | Make-Up — Hula Skirts | Gane sociation of America. a oa sing GOP’s John Roosevelt, ene Noise Makers
| LANSING aw — Michigan's next
state treasurer will come from a|
| small up-state town with predomi-
| nant farming interests.
The Republican incumbent seek-
ing reelection to his seventh two-
year term is D. Hale Brake of
| Stanton in Montcalm County. The
'Democratic aspirant
| Brown, 45, of Bay Port in Huron
County.
| Brown brings to the campaign
the background of both farming
and organized labor. A former or-
ganizer for the United Mine Work- is Sanford | Brake, 63, operates a 500 acre
farm near Manton and also is an
served four terms in the State
Senate.
Brown is a member of the State
Fair board, the Bay Port Board of
Education, the Huron County Tax
Allocation Board and has held va-
rious township offices
‘Brake long has been associated
with efforts to improve and
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Brown is the father of tWo sons, |
Brake the father of three sons.
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LONDON ® — Newspapers still |
set the pace for creating and in-
fluencing public opimion, Dr. Cyrit:
Garbett, archbishop of York, says
The press, he says, leaves a!
deeper impression than either radio
or television
“[T sometimes hear that the press
~no longer has the influence it once
possessed,”’ he recently told the
Royal Commission on the Press
“TI am doubtful about this. The
written word makes a deeper im-
| pression on the mind than what is
heard.’
* 6 @«
Dr. Garbett. Britain's second
ranking Anglican churchman, ex-
plained
“The wireless (radio) is listened
to by millions, but only a minority
are trained listeners who could re-
port accurately or give even an
intelligible account of what they
had heard only two hours previ-
ously
“What is printed makes a far
impression, The written
word which can be read and re-
read at leisure helps to form the
opinion of the more intelligent citi-
zens who will become leaders in
their jocality or in the nation.”
And, he added, “I am afraid
that too much television gazing will
leave only superficial and fleeting
impressions."’ ACCI/SED—<Actress Lynn Bag-
gett, accused of manslaughter in
the traffic death last June of Joe
Watnick, nine, waits to testify
in her own defense, in Los Angeles.
She told court between sobs that
she went to a movie after the
accident, then returned home and
prayed the boy was not seriou-ly
injured. She is charged with
‘having fled the scene of the acct-
dent.
Club Bestows
Award, Praise
on Oppenheimer PHILADELPHIA #—Dr. J. Rob-
ert Oppenheimer has received the
Pyramid Club of Philadelphia's
achievement award for ‘‘unstint-
ing devotion of his own great gifts
to the end of increasing man's
knowledge.”’
Oppenheimer, head of the Insti-
tute for Advanced Science at
Princeton, N. J., and credited with
playing a major role in developing Roosevelt, talked at Democrats Truman and
Rayburn All Speak
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, # —
Three well-known names in Amer-
ican politics—Roosevelt, Truman
and Rayburn — joined in the 4th
Distriet congressional campaign in
Missouri yesterday.
Jolin Roosevelt, youngest son. of
the late: President Franklin D.
rally. Rep. Sam Rayburn, minor-
ity leader of the House, spoke at
a Democratic meeting and was in-
troduced by former President Har-
ry 8. Truman
* - *
Rayburn declare dthat if the
Democrats gain contro! of Con-
gress in the Nov, 2 election “we
will lay down such a constructive
program that even President Ei-
senhower wil] take it to his
bosom.” He predicted Democrats
would win control of the House
by 20 to 40 seats and have a ma-
jority’ of at least five in the Sen-
ate
Roosevelt, who left the Demo-
cratic party two years ago to sup-
port Eisenhower, said the ast
week had produced a ndwell
of support for Republican congres-
sional candidates.
He said Eisenhower ‘‘has abol-
ished government by crony. He bas
driven out the mink coaters and
the deep frezers and the sellers
of favors in the Department of
Justice and the Bureau of Interna!
Revenue.”
* «
He spoke in behalf of Rep. Jef-
frey Hillelson, the GOP incumbent
in the 4th District. Rayburn urged
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BOB'S Hae HOUSE | 497 Wissbeth Leke Reed the atomic bomb, received the
award last night. He said it re-
affirms ‘that. spirit of human Confined to tron Lung D gruemetune tie Mens
BILLINGS, Mont. — A baby today’s world.’’
girl was born yesterday to qa 2 es © ¢6
year-old Powell, Wyo.. woman con- Dr. Albert Einstein commended
fined in an iron jung with bulbar the club for honoring his colleague
“im recognition of his exemplary
conduct as a citizen of his coun-
try.”
Earlier this year the Atomic En
ergy Commission ruled that Op-
penheimer was a loyal American.
but denied him security clearance
on grounds he hati associated with
individuals of questionable loyalty
The Pyramid Club is a social
and civic organization of promi-
ee ee nent Philadelphia Negroes.
Fear Jap Vessel Lost H. Christopher, a former repre
sentative who is opposing Hillel-
son
Truman, whose doctors have
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polio.
| Attendants said Mrs. Donald
| Singer, also mother of three boys,
ft was in critical condition, She was
J brought here late Tuesday and
_i ° placed in an tron lung, Both her
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 _ TWENTY-SEVEN .
third sister, Patti, has left the famous trio and struck out on her own. |
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or, and Pat Nerney’s brother John
Gran ers to Do will be his best man when they . . |
File foaether | mise... | Reasonable Doubt Fails | iim logether eat Raman, 0 wary oid Sent :
Soon in London |} to make b her debt with him to Clear Ohio Murderer
By LOUELLA 0, PARSONS ger.” Virginia, who's living here By EARL WILSON
HOLLYWOOD (INS) \- London|with her husband, Ali Ipar, was) NEW YORK~The Dr. Sheppard murder trial in Cleveland and a lush Job together is the |one of the great beauties of the/ has even Hollywood thinking about courtrooms now—and brings eee tae event oe whe ts |UP_& little story I hope you'll like. The Cleveland dispatches | whe came off Ge wer trem Py gaictoernap og hag ne, | Mention the possibility that Dr. Sheppard's counsel will be able
. to borrow Jean and Jimmy| has been offered a job by Jack to prove “reasonable doubt” as to his guilt.
(as Jean calls Stewart), was able| Entratter to open at the Sands “There was another Ohio murder trial,” an ex-judge from |
to swing the deal with MGM when he gets out of the Army. Cincinnati was telling up the other night. “The jury was told |
“Deadlock,” the picture which| I suspect the movies will nab | to acquit the defendant, whom we'll call John Smith, if it had
will star Mr, and Mrs. Granger,| Cpl. Rese. ‘reasonable doubt.’
ee ee Daria Hood, cute as a bug's ear, x *«* *& ® ‘ i +} too, is being sought by Las Vegas.
Pema ndings | ut Me, coe we] yal en an a bin is already in Lonodn to direct | Mocambo, and his pretty wife,| Ptev® reasona m 15 secon
the film and prepare the script. | Mary, have gone east for a vaca-| @Pe®—and the supposedly murdered man will walk inte
When this room’!”
London, x « * *
his troubles with his ‘wife, who is
a charming woman and who was
with him all through their lean
days. He's planning to go to Europe
alone
I have no doubt Purdom is fas-
cinated with Linda Christian. She
can be so enchanting, but I can-
not believe this is serious, although
Mrs, Purdom was out alone Sun-
day night, and there seems to be
trouble with the Purdoms, and we
know that Tyrone and Linda have |
enough room for one hundred suits.
Maureen O'Sullivan received an
orchid lei from John Farrow, who's
ben in Honolulu, Johrmy's book,
“The Story of Thomas More,” has
just been received.
No Danger of A-Factory
Exploding, Expert Says
BETHLEHEM, Pa. @®—If you
happen to live near an atomic pow-
er plant, there's no need to feel
uneasy, a scientist said today. They
can't blow up like an atomic bomb.
Co’s Atomic Products Division,
nuclear reactors for production of
peacetime power can be
so they are as safe as conventional
power plants.
He spoke at a meeting of the
American Society of Engineers.
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One of our little group said, “Hey, walt! The man couldn't,
have been indicted for murder if they hadn't found the body.” |
The old Judge telling the tale smiled. |
’ “They'd found an arm, leg or something . . . enough to get |
the indictment. And the whole jury leaned forward as the |
defense lawyer began to count.
* * * *
“Every juror’s eye was glued on the door as he counted
to 10.. then 11...12...13...14...15!
“And the door did net open! Nebody walked in!
“But the defense counsel wasn't disappointed. He said te
the jury, ‘Every one of you looked at that door. You had
reasonable doubt! I ask acquittal’.”
x « *& ® The suspense in the courtroom was almost unbearable, but
the jury quickly brought in a verdict: “Guilty!”
“But how?” the jury was asked. “Didn't the jury and every-
body in the courtroom look at that door?”
“Ne, not everybody in the courtroom!” replied the jury
foreman. “The defendant, John Smith, didn't leok. Se he
knew the man was dead. He knew because he killed him.”
* * * *
We who'd heard the tale congratulated the story-teller.
“They say it really happened,” he said: “And like all good |
stories, it has a moral.
“The moral of this one,” he told us, as he lit his cigar, “is |
,| ‘Always coach your defendant’.”
~ *&*& &
FEATURES AT — 12 JEAN PETERS
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Sun—“Men of the Fighting Lady”~-“She Coulda’t Say No”
‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
| Bing Crosby's to do two big TV shows a year—plus radio. A}
deal's near . . . Lisa Rhana’s new front-view nude painting at |
the Celony of a well-proportioned miss ,. -
has everybody guessing if it's a member ©
of Cafe Society.
As a prelude to the Linda Christian
bustup, Tyrone Power recently came here
alone for a weekend.
* * * * ™
Sloan Simpson—who admitted her age | 7
in a magazine—celebrated another §
birthday at El Morocco with Jan Mitch- [7%
ell,, where Ginger Rogers ate like crazy [J
after her TV show. Also there: Janis
Paige with Bob Ritchie.
* * * * n
Will there soon be a Negro Supreme
Court justice? . . . Artie Shaw confided LINDA CHRISTIAN
at the Blue Angel he'd like to reconcile with Doris Dowling , . .
Wash'n Gossip: Ike’ll invite Tito to the U. 8.
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Peggy Ann Garner makes a great movie comeback in “The
Black Widow” . . . Horace Stoneham’s going to Puerto Rico
to watch Willie Mays play—and do some scouting.
* * * *
Bill Cullen, m.c. of the NBC “Roadshow,” tells of a driver
whe tucked this note under his windshield wiper: “I've
circled this block for 20 minutes. I’m late for an appoint-
ment and if I don’t park here, I'll lose my job. Forgive us
our trespasses.”. He returned to find a traffic ticket and
this note: “I've circled this block for 20 years and if I don’t
do this I'll lose my job. Lead us not inte temptation.” }
* * * *
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Wins Run
Pontiac High:Cross Country‘Team Wins
2nd Consecutive Saginaw Valley Crown added to the Saginaw Valley's
sports curriculum in 1947. Chiefs
tied with Flint Central in 1948,
‘and Won the crown outright in |
1950 and 1953.
PHS’ Bill Douglas was Ist in the
record time of 10 minutes 17 sec-
onds, breaking the old Beaudette
course mark of 10:30 set by Puri
Stevens of Pontiac in 1952. 10 finishers to easily win
annual league meet at Beau-
bere. Pontiac's win- &
3
Saginaw 75, Flint Northern %, Perry Williams, PHS sophomore.
ae ee ee was a surprise second. Other Pon-
tiac runners were Norris Jackson
it marks the 4th time that a | 8th, Rod Treais %h. Eugene Cre-
PHS team has won or shared the tal 10th, Bil! Imboden 27th. and
title simce cross country was | Fred Cox 36th. A sore leg ham
Mikes Face League Leaders,
Rams in Cellar Fight Sunday Pontiac’s two entries in the Sub-, and St. Clement to Roal Oak St. Da ~<a .
|
pered I mboden, usually a ses |
finisher ——_
Wally Schloerke. Don Evans won
in 11 minutes 8 seconds, followed
by Alex Barge. Cecil Dumbrique With Pontiac High's football
was 7th, Verne Goode llth and playi Saginaw tonight
Pontiac scoring. cinity is limited to a pair of aft- Little Chiefs’. victory margin was
almost as impressive as that of
the varsity. Pontiac had % points,
followed by Arthur Hill's 44, North- by
Out of 5 on the road, The two
losses were by a total of 7 points,
Waterford’s Skippers can get
back to the 500 mark this after-
noon with a win over Farmington.
In the night contests, Avondale Walled Lake, Holly, Lake Orion
and .
ern's 71, Central's 90, Saginaw's pe alr png both take is solidly favored ¥ its ee |
121 and Bay City’s 235. | their unbeaten records on the | tiff with winless ( —- rie
Top 15 finishers in the varsity | while other county elevens. Roch-| weer of 2 sreigm R
| Tun: . | ester, Milford and Ortonville also the gong rougher sick ned end to
Bill Dougias (P), Perry Williams (P), | play away trom home. Keego is | After beating Ric mond Fn Ring Orion.
Charlies Garwins (FN) li Mertines | ia, Troy, Romeo suffered a 1- | Spartans
ro down loss to Lake Orion and) oughly tested
played a 0-0 tie with Lapeer. | be thinking ahead to
Few schedules are turning out | Oakland-B setto with Avondale next
as rough as that being undertaken /| Friday.
(AH);
howski (5); Dan
.
CPR i
urban Catholic League will be in! Mary.
action Sunday in contests having’ Sunday's clash figures to be a
bearings on opposite ends of the key game for the resurgent Mikes, |
circuit's standings who have won their Jast two starts
* * * by whopping margins after losing
St. Michael's Shamrocks go to their Ist three games
Hazel Park to agg —s | Coach Bob Mineweaser's crew
league leader St. Rita, while St.
Frederick plays host to Ferndale tows ‘te Avendaie, at. Mary St. James in a battle of a (OL) and %&, Clement, Ie their
dwellers. Other games send ‘| Jast twe games, however, the
Benedict to Orchard wrench | Shamrocks piled up an 82-6 com-
| bined total in routing Royal Oak
| St, Mary and St. James.
Saxton’s First | The late spurt moved St. Mi-
ie into Ist place in league acor- |
fiw gat 89 points. St. Benedict is
2nd with 74, followed by St. Clem-
ent 69, St. Rita 64, St. Mary
(RO) and St. Fred 4, St. Mary
(OL) and St, James 6. i
> <ae St. Rita tops the loop defen |
| $I 10 sively, having allowed only 21
points in four games, Orchard
Lake, St. Bens and St. Michael |
follow with 24, 25 and 27 points, |
respectively.
Pace-setter in individual scoring |
is Dick Daldine of St, Cement with
|37 points, followed closely by St.
Frederick's Dick Doyon. The latter, |
a senior end, has scored % of his | Rochester goes to Lapeer .to
night, while Holly entertains Ciar-
engeville. Birmingham hosts East
“| Detroit, co-leader of the Eastern
its ist toes,| Michigan loop. Ortonville bumps jn-
to the hot Nortir Branch eleven,
which seems headed for another
Scuth Central crown
Walled Lake has a date with Chiefs, Jacks, Vikings, Trojans in SVC Tilt
e:e2= Grid Action Limited in Area Pts Sees Square Record
af Arthur Hill Tonight’s Encounter Is
Homecoming Game for
Saginaw Team Southfield in the Inter-Lakes as
conference-leading Berkley goes to TONIGNT'S GAME FACTS
Van Dyke OPPONENTS — Pontiac High. Arthur
The schedule: | Mul
TODAY Pontiac at Arthur Hill; Farm at
gg Se an Brightee; wille « H -
at ; Rochester at Lapeer:
Bi Imlay City ot Mayville Branch; y 7 ville;
at Millington; Utica at Bastiand:
Line at Warren; Lakeview at
Shore; Almomt at Memphis; Armada at
Dryden: Brown City at Capac; &¢.
Augustine at New Haven
SATURDAY
Cieveiand University Schoo} at Cran-
broos
SUNDAY
St Mikes at St. Rita, St. James at Bt
Preds, 6t. Benedict at OL 6. Mary, RO
St. Mary at 8t. Clement, Redford 6t
Mary et Ghrine.
Southern Cal
Is Favored to
Edge California Pacific Coast League
Battle Has Rose Bowl
PLACE—<Arthur Hill Stadium, Saginaw
Graydiel (P), Kurt COACHES—E4
irbacw Anes —Chiete (P), Lumberjacks
NSEASON RECORDS—Pontine 2-3, ar-
ined RESCLTS—asthur Hill 18, Pontiac >| 23. PROBABLE STARTERS:
Whitlock, John James
or Marv Cag
TACKLES -—- Thrasher, Bod
Johnston or Colle Hunt
GUARDS—Bruce Baker, Dick Kors.
CENTER—Wayne Pyke.
ARTERBACK--Bob Castee!
ALPBACKS—FPreeman Watkins We!-
ter Poe
FULLBACK--Culey Gracey &
i ARTHUR HILL
ENDS—Stan Leland. Bill Feld'
TACKLES—Jim Rappuhn. Ernie Dijek
| GUARDS—A! Birmbaum, Duane Hasse
Cc ENTER—Bobd Otte.
UARTERBACK—Prank Rosengren
ALPBACKS — Dick Adams, Floyd
Wright
PULLBACK—Ernie Richman
| =
| By BILL MARTIN
Pontiac High's football squad
‘hopes to spoi} Arthur Hill's home-
coming tonight at Saginaw, and
at the same time boost its sea-
son's win-loss mark to an even
300 per cent.
Chiefs and Lumberjacks tangle
| im one of twe Saginaw Valley
Conference contests listed for the
night. Saginaw High goes to
Flint to face Northern's Vikings
im the other league tussle.
Game wil! mark Arthur Hill's
1954 Valley debut, while the Chiefs
currently have a 02 mark in
league play, Pontiac bowed to Flint
Central, 27-14, and Bay City Cen-
tral, 32-6
Pontiac is regarded as a much
team's 4 points.
Colgate Hopes
lvy Loop Rival Red Raiders Meet Yale
in Battle of Undefeated
Teams at New. Haven test Saturday in the Yale
when they battle the heir ap-
parent to the Ivy League crown
teams are undeféated.
to the road. The Big Red, without |
a victory so far. has its sights on
. Hopeful Syracuse tac-
winless but still formidabie
Illinois. os
| Leaguer, holds triumphs over Cor-
nell, Rutgers and Dartmouth. and |
would relish a chance to dump |
attraction. . * * ® powerful Yale.
The reluctant champion, about) Colgate Coach Hal Lahar has— as cautious and boring a fighter | sides his ace passer, Dick Lalla to come on the scene in j—a talented all-sophomore back-
days, party to four | field that may see action as a unit:
“stinkers” in the last three quarterback Guy Martin. halfbacks
years reached the apex of his J4@ck Call and Chuck Carivaitis and
etherizing-the customers fullback Ed Whitehair—a_ strong
in Philadelphia's Convention Hail | >Te8kaway runner ’ * ° . |
Wednesday night. e At Yale Coach Jordan Olivar in
Not that it was a solo perfor. “icated yesterday he planned to
mance, either. Gavilan was al-,“%¢ '®s sophomore sensation, Den
most as bad even if 20 or 22 ring. MS McGill. only on a spot basis side critics thought he won. McGill. Yale's top touchdown man
The three: officials, however, all *“ffered a torn tendon amd a shin
voted for the ex-Golden Glover and "Jury in the last two games. Jim
‘class B Texas COUNTY GRIDDERS AT UM—Starting for the University of
| Michigan football team Saturday against Minnesota will be these
two former Oakland County high school stars. At the left is Edgar |
to Spill Another County Players Important
Cogs in Wolverines’ Line A pair of Oakland County ath- |
|letes will be in the University of | 2990-pounder, recovered a fumble)
Michigan's starting lineup when
Wolverines face Minnesota at Ann |
Arbor Saturday,
| Edgar Meads of Oxford and)
|Farmington's Jim Bates ‘are bul-
Meads, a junior, has made
rapid advancement in the Wol-
verine football picture. He grad- |
| The 20-year-old Meads, a 6-foot, |
against Northwestern that led to
Michigan's touchdown in the 7-0
victory,
Bates has been the tough luck |
NEW HAVEN, Conn. @ — Col-/wark’s in Jack Blott’s line, Meads | kid on the UM squad. He began |
gate’s Red Raiders face their playing guard and Bates at center. | his collegiate career in 1952 as an |
end, but was sidelined by a knee
injury. Last fall he «suffered a
broken hand that shelved him.
Last month, a year to the day
Meads, 6-foot, 200-pound junior guard from Oxford. Also in the UM the series with line is center Jim Bates, a 6-foot, 195-pounder from Farmington. 874. more to the
Miss Berg Top
Money Winner Enlisted Man
‘Brass Leader
of AF Tourney | EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE,
. Fla. #—Servicemen from two Tex-
EVANSTON, Ill. (UP) — Red- \as Air Force bases were in first
haired veteran Patty Berg has and second places in the AF Worild-
| cinched the title of 1954 leading | wide Golf tournament Friday on | Would square things in the stand | age in the series,
money winner among women pro- | the strength of two sub-par rounds
fessional golfers although one tour-
nament remains to be played. each.
| Airman 1. C. James L. Brass of
The Ladies Professiona) Golf As- Lackland AFB toured the difficult
sociation announced Thursday that par-72 Eglin Course in 71 yesterday
Miss Berg's $16,011 in prize mopey |to add to his 68 first-round figure
wated at Oxford High as a8 shor hig hand injury, Bates came this year was enough to assure | for a 139 total
honor student in 1952 after let-
tering in four sports.
He played both tackle and full- He starred against lowa, but was | Upcoming Texas Open.
back in football, was a standout)
basketball player,
% minutes at tackle, mostly in the.
Pennsylvania game, but earned a,
letter. This year, Blott switched |
him to guard and he has made the
starting team. | hs ages
Veteran Retires
CORPUS CHRISTI — Earl Cald.- | NEW YORK uwr— Veteran college | 27-14 upset triumph over Notre | brilliant -19 squeaker over Michi- Recalls College Glory knocked out on the 2nd play |
j 5 He's ready to go again Satur- | has won the Vare Trophy for the also announced that Babe Zaharias |down with pneumonia and missed | ber being the leading money win-| Right behind him at the halfway
ithe Washington and Army games. | 2¢r whatever the outcome of the mark was 2nd Lt. Joe W. Conrad,
|Gary AFB, with 140. Lt. Conrad
Betsy Rawls. LPGA secretary, | pulled up from fourth place with a
69
First Lt. Dow Finsterwald of
best scoring average and Louise Shaw AFB, S. C., last year's run-
Larson, Shaw, Guglielmi, Vann Vie for Honors
well, oldest active player, retired ©| quarterbacks, along with a few | Dame. Aug. 1 after pitching his final
game: for Corpus Christi in the
state league He
spent 29 years in baseball
League Mark for Galan
PHILADELPHIA — Augie Ga-
lan, coach of the Athletics, played
154 games in 1953 for the Chicago
sophomores, are doing a good job) It was Guglielmi who got Notre gan State last week.
“Vann is one of the ¢wo best captain of the New York pro foot-
of stealing the mid-October foot- Dame off on the right foot in its passers I | ball headlines with performances opener against Texas, He also en- Point,
calculated to charm the All-Amer-
ica appraisers
. * * !
Several outstanding signal call- |
ers already are crowding the grid- |
iron picture with their exploits as, gineered the fighting Irish to the said
Blaik wive
Army seen at West
Coach Earl
‘‘] wouldn't swap him for a against Notre Dame in the weil-
33-0 victory over Pittsburgh and a half-dozen Guglielmis.”
a — +
ee et ee ee
that's what counts. ‘Armstrong was promoted to fill ; | they explode the theory of the two- :
Gavilan, Manager Angel Lopez McGill's spot Clubs pense ser ~ double sintoon xyeeeus thal & qentterback: | pk
and Trainer Mundito Medina had aa play, a record that st ands, is for offense only. ee > ty
cooled down somewhat yesterday vy = a2 Peul Larson of California, 9 §i 0%: ‘iat Shale Miah: Saver ot pont liche | Baseball Mark for Braves oT NUBSDATS COLLEGE roCiemmacr 8 George Shaw of Oregon, Claude| | oy
time. Then, in the heat of the an-| MILWAUKEE — The Milwauke Principia (ni is Cuiversoctian @| Benham of Columbia, Bill Beagle) #* ~
nouncement that The Kid had lost Braves in 1953 dre wa total of 1 sen eT of Dartmouth, Len Dawson of Pur. ©
his crown, they had shouted the 826.379 fans which established a Minneapolis (NBA) 106 College All-Stars 79 due, Ralph Guglielmi of Notre |
old refrain of boxing: “We National league record Syracuse INBA\ le New ort ‘Epay a2 Dame and Pete Vann of Army are| 8
robbed.” jusi a few of the ball+andling big |
“k was a lousy, stinking fight,’’ names who are making the most)
was the comment of Frank Wiener,
chairman of the Pennsylvania Ath-
letic Commission.
He was so right. Faced UM in ‘45
Ann Arbor More than the usual footha
fan's interest will be held in Sat
urdays Michigan-Minnesota ganv
by one Oakland County man
Dick Van Dusen of Birminyha
State representative for Oakland
| County’s 3rd district. will be re
| calling his bigyest thrill in footbaul |
playing in the “Little Brown Jug’
game in M‘chigan Stadium nine | years ago.
Van Dusen was the center on
the Minnesota teams of 1944 and
45, both of which lost to the |
Wolverines, The Gophers rolied |
to four straight wins in 1945, then
lest to Ohio State in a big game
the week priot to the Jug game.
\\ Use
AC
fi
y
Si
Former Gopher Recalls
Grid Thrill | of the one-platoon system.
- . °
Maybe the reason for their suc-
cess lies in the now limited substi-
| tution rule that went into effect in
1955 It gives the quarterback an
opportunity to show he can do
| something besides call signals and)
meeting of Van Dusen and Harold | pass. Or possibly its an increasing |
Watts, also of Birmingham, who | adoption of the split-T attack in)
held down the center spot for, which he becomes a more* impor- |
Michigan. Watts was acting cap
tuin for the V olverines. while Van
Dusen was game captain for Min
nesota that day.
Van Dusen, who at 180 pounds ,
was considerably smaller than the
customary Gopher lineman, nat-
urally retains his interest in Min-
nesota football and is pleasantly
surprised by the early-season show-
ing of the Golden Gophers under
their new coach, Murray Warmath.
Talking of Saturday’s contest,
Van Dusen noted the prevalence
of upsets in the series
“On paper, Minnesota figures. tant runner. Whatever the reason
the results speak for themselves.
The Larson story is that of a
halfback pressed into service at
quarter when the regular quarter-
back was injured in ‘53. Last year
Larson won the national total of-
fense championship as a junior and
is threatening to repeat this year.
Sophomore \Claude Benham of
Columbia is third behind Larson
and Shaw, _ ° @7 @-~
Beagle set an Ivy League record |
for passing last Saturday when he
completed 24 of 36 passes as his
team lost to unbeaten Colgate.
|
VE he , < oe |better team than its mediocre 2-3
The Trojans will be aiming st | season record would indicate, Iso- their undefeated
play, has a-mark of one league Kampe's seasoned starting lineup
Victory and one loss. The Gears! i, comprised of nine seniors and dropped a game to Oregon but two juniors Only five
came back last week to trim Wash- en the starti PHS
ington State. "ss
So a victory for Coach Pappy |
Waldort and his Berkeley Bears | 22nd clash between the two teams seniors
team, g
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i j a 4. with 14 vic- splece: the Rosa Bow! race at 2-1 _ five I and twe tia
Chiefs have beaten the ‘Jacks Off performance charts in pre-
vious inet the battle saa ke only one. 18-7 in 1951, in the past
a duel between the passing attack _™P* Years.
generated by Cal's T-formation| Pontiag fang may reach Arthur
quarterback, Paul Larson. and the | Hill's stadium by following this
exceptionally fast running tactics route:
of the Trojans. os ee
Coach Jess Hill's Warriors oper- y= cane srocied to Mich.
ate from a variety of formations, igan hremte “cist stoplight past
including the T-attack and the sin- bridge). Turn right on Michigan
gle wing. He has speed in two drive one block to State left halfbacks, Jon Arnett and Ar- street (US-10) Turn left on State
amis Dandoy, and against Oregon ete Qe wes to =
last week Hill shifted Dandoy to | . . proceed
the quarterback spot and employed Goo naif mile to Arthur Hill High jboth runners at the same time. | A : :
| The Bears’ Larson, currently the | School. Stadium is located behind
leading passer in the conterence, | .
has the loop's leading receiver,
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to Football Games
BETHANY, W. Va. (®—Tradition
remembered classic ed in 1949. Conscious Bethany College, the old-
. = = - |e in West Virginia. is charging pound fullback Jerry Drew. who
has shown signs of exceptional run-
‘ning ability in recent days.
| NEW YORK — Kyle Rote, co
ball Giants,
downs for scored thre touch-
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Pontiac Press Phote | mission to its football Be While Michigan handed the Go- about a 12-point favorite.” he said.| 4; Purdue they say Lenny Daw. STULL CHAMPS — Pontiac High's cross country | Williams. Bill Imboden, Coactt Wallace--Schloerke And at Bethany. the ane
x phers a 26-0 lacing. it didn't dim “but there are a lot of psychologi- sg.» the 19-year-old sensation has team (above) yesterday won its 2nd consecutive | and Norris Jackson. Back jrow, left to right: Bill | seems to be a reluctant one. They
oy io sid yee Dass of playing | cal factors involved in this game. the best pair of hands and feet in Saginaw Valley “Conference championship. Chiefs | Douglas, who finished Ist in the meet; Rod Treais. put up a single-strand wire fence stad enough fighter, re ov fans in Amn | a oe a team has ‘won’ the the country. placed five runners among the top 10 finishérs to | Fred Cox and Eugene Cretal. The team: this season | around the field. But nobody both- fe sm awit Bere to chat Arbor. “s | Jug Wednesday and lost it on| He threw four touchdown passes, win the league meet, held at Beaudette Park here. | extended its undefeated dual meet string to 32 ers chasing anyone who wants to
with in the clinches! i A sidelight on that game was the | Saturday.” | and kicked three conversions in the | In the front row above, left to right, are: Perry | straight victories in a span stretching back td 1949. | clip under the wire.
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But added his group
wants to be delicate about every-
thing. Antagonizing Harridge or
Pounds Set I-L Record, Sth Victory Chalk
WL H arriers Rollie Langerman’s Walled Lake
ran off with another Inter-Lakes
Conference championship _Thurs-
day over the Hickory Hills Golf
Club course near Wixom.
Langerman’s team. with the ex-
ception of Phil Hunter, ran even
better than it had in compiling 13
straight dual meet victories since
late 1952. Hunter suffered a spiked
foot early in Thursday's race, yet
finished 17th.
Walled Lake’s winning total was
24 points.
tant second with 41, followed by
Southfield, 73; Waterford, 107; and
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Coach 21 Rule's 13
Nieholi a 1
Life 1? Pete's Piace 1
Mane 1s Treck Hi MaM er '
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waseaqyee BUSINESS
Lakes 22 Drewry’s 11
News 4 Del's 10
Airport 13 Pauiece ®
N "y 13 Bell's °| 1) Puffs a Farmington was a dis- | Keep Title Van Dyke, 116.
compete.
The top 20 runners:
1—Don Pounds (WL): 3—Dick Grim- |
shaw (FP); 3—Geraid Avery (WL): 4—/| Joe Bailey (WL); 5—Dick
&—John Oliver (PF); t—
(WL); &—Jack Low (8); 8—George Res
(WL): 10—Dennis Hamilton (FF): 11—
Dick Sutheriead (F): 12—Charies O'Con-
‘; 13—derry Wilson (8); 14—Em-
Gennette (V. Dyke); Hol 8);
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Titans Expect
10,000 at Tilt More than 20.000 fans are ex-
pected to see the University of
Detroit Titans meet the winless
Tulsa Hurricanes in their 1st Mis-
’ to- |
troit's iron man, will sit out
his arm on a sideline marker, Aft-
was evident to Titan fans that,
one week.
Filling in for Riley will be Jim
~ | the new owners with their financial |
tempts last Friday Riley slashed, ©
er 13 stitches closed the cut it
their big gun was lost for at least ;
would do the new owners cause Bo | any other information Harridge |
good, he said. — | wants, we are not aware of what | 1
“We have sent Harridge a list of | t *” ~ | syndicate spokesman ex-
and social background,” he said. | plained his group is at a disadvan |
“Roy Mack has informed the | tage. “Under baseball law,” he!
league president that he and his said, “We can’t contact Harridge
brother, Earle, and father, Connie, and demand approval. Only the
have sold us the club. If there is selling stockholders can deal with
i 1 ae the league affice. We have to wait
; until we're approved or called in
for consultation.”
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| In Chicago yesterday, Harridge |
|said Roy Mack still had not pro-)
| vided him with the signed bill of Up by Jayvee Team
football team won its Sth victory |
in six starts yesterday, blanking | gelivered,” Harridge said, his of- | Saginaw Arthur Hill, 25-0. | fice can not act in the matter.
Quarterback Tom Poponea’ At a day-long meeting in Phila-|
scored one touchdown himself and delphia yesterday, the syndicate
Sere | mage egret ay
a 12- run in the 2nd period '
and Bob McDonald went 20 yards| TOKYO ~The world flyweight
for Pontiac’s final TD in the 4th | title bout between champion Yoshio
period. Buddy Walker kicked one | Shirai of Japan and Pascual Perez
of Argentina was postponed today conversion.
It was the 4th game this season
in which Pontiac held its opponent
scoreless. after Perez developed an ear ail-
ment.
The open-air bout was scheduled
Outfielder Don Mueller of the to, Tuesday
New York Giants was the first _
Giant to make more than 200 hits |
in ome season since Joe Moore's
205 in 1936. it.
The international boxing commis |
sion, promoters, said a new date |
‘has not been decided upon. _t THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954
Delay Irks Athletics’ New Owne purchase agreement. The docu-
ments were turned over to the
Macks for signing, expected within
24 hours.
Still hanging over the new own-
ers’ heads is a threatened law suit
by Arnold Johnson, the Chicago
businessman whose efforts to buy
the A’s and transfer it to Kansas
City came within a whisker of suc
ceeding before Rosenberg's group
stepped in
Johnson has said he wants to re
cover losses he claims he sustained
in connection with the deal. At the
— of that dispute is whether
not Johnson had a firm commit-
Berkley didn't} Pontiac High's junior varsity | Particulars. He said this 9 neces ment from Roy Mack that the club
sary for league approval. Until the | would be his.
jagreement is “signed, sealed and | Johnson says he did. Roy denies
* ¢ @
Rosenberg said’ yesterday his
group would have no further com-
| passed to end Bob Baxter for an- worked over final details of the | ment on the Johnson matter.
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Badger-OSU Game ls Key to Rose Bow! Ohio State. But; vide a good insight on Mississippi's , George —_ Detroit en-
of the western | there’s no denying that this is the | strength. sre wiova vent wae | ilar ho Houston
| big one. tabbed as one with a weak sched-| Villanova
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inni could make .or break their hopes. | Tesents
redo da cat eka Te The Buckeyes, too, are very much | block in its bid for the title. Even| Before the season, Arkansas was teams in the nation, Minnesota
in the race for lea honors. | if the Buckeyes do win, they'll overlooked as a national power. gots against Michigan; Army
— a to the Rese Bow! saad Ivy Dinners od still would still have to whip Purdue and Now here is Ole Miss coming up plays Columbia and West Virginia
* 2° * ‘have to get past Iowa, Northwest- | Michigan, a couple of teams ca- | scent a school of real class and’ figures to toy with Virginia Mili-
_The Badgers, who weren't con-,ern, Illinois and Minnesota even pable of beating _ best. \ they ane oe its critics. that = riage re ae
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Sophs Boost ‘M’ Hopes; MSC Tired of Losing’ se ~ |
Purdue Coach io corden shane hace msm toro S| van receiv any t was
for Garden State Race [511009 He received this amount || CAMDEN, N. J. —William G. for a three round match with THIRTY-ONE /
CS AMET CBs see air
10 Youngsters [Fuentes Scores Easy Win
; Over New Yorker Graham
Show Promise
for Wolverines entes, Los Angeles’ 29-year-old ex- |
grave digger, buried veteran Billy |
Jim Maddock Has Risen Graham of New York under a
swarm of punches and Friday |
matchmaker Babe McCoy said
there was a-good chance the Cali- |
fornian would get a non-title fight |
here) in December with Johnny |
. a : ; is
From Obscurity to First Saxton, the new world welter-| “He does everything wrong but it for Homecoming Game eae sed ls Neonenouth = 3
String Quarterback weight champion. | turns out right,” said the exasper-| at East Lansing Ciyyapic Handieep at Ataatic City with \%
By JOHN BARBOUR McCoy said Saxton's manager, | after the 10-rounder. | _ By ROBERT E. VOGES = cay here last Saturday | WHIRLWINDS , ANN ARBOR ® — This fs a ate = — - 7,140 ap paid EAST LANSING # — Michigan ; | v8. } footbal} report card on 10 tough 640. on at the Olympic | ¢ reaches ’ 17
sophomores from Michigan in the Auditorium, Fuentes swarmed over | _ = mney angel i, A total of 17,652,748 fishing U STAR-STUDDED q
Big 10 school of hard knocks a | Billy to win virtually every round, | *% s0otball season Saturday with | censes were sold in the U. S. in) HARLEM 3 The semester is four games old. | te ee Oe eee ye | || GLOBETROTTERS ||) s 6 6 lee ae le j |
co trem te chnatty eft te ls Pace Sette | ther im aorides Gage | nat Sear || Sunday, October 31, |” rose from the obsurity of the : [ | ther was ever in serious danger,/ But there the similarity “ends. 730 P.M "Hs
freshman squad to exhibit poise l\etawtan A year ago last fall, the cocky : . M. 4
and talent that have made him ance. Spartans, enjoying their first sea- ‘| PONTIAC : lowa Teachers’ Star son of Big 10 play, had won 28 in| ? the Ist-string field general. | |
suas nme ase ana seen ead Presses Engelhardt in
Detroit, is leading the Big 1¢’s | Small-College List
punters with a 43-yard average. ; |
In four games he has caught NEW YORK ® — Tailback Bill |
lenat sis, other standout ‘sopbe |w-tbt emalt-colloge total eftense tana have lost in three of (reir Ist SERVICE * ‘ |
a ee OF een Si care Whe | . = NCAA Service Bureau statistics ates ot foundation of what could be a ©0n-| disclosed today that Engelhardt erate et comfort for the msc |{ DESOTO GHRYSLER || ference tite whmer neat yesr. has accumulated 831 yards rushing — tae | :
pe oe eeeeees © Ce Purdue has won three in tour [DODGE PLYMOUTH) Two of these are guard Dick
Hill and tackle Clem Corona, Hill,
players said, hit Iowa's touted
guard Cal Jones so hard that he
slowed him down all game.
At ,the ends, behind Kramer,
there are three youngsters of | promise.
They are 19-year-old sophomores
Mike Rotunno, Charley Brooks and
Tom Maentz.
. * *
The 6th soph in the line, and the
latest discovery, is Gene Snider,
who earned recognition as a 4th-
string linebacker who played when
year. They are left halfback Terry
Barr and right halfback Ed
Shannon.
Softball Top Sport .
NEW YORK — Softball is said| , heme games of the 2953
to be the leading spectator sport.| national Football, League. season | attracting about 125 million fans | the Detroit Lions averaged 52.591
each season. Basketball follows | rang . t
with 95 million and baseball ts| Sanh otieee sos Florida
Blinky Palermo, called him before |
last night's fight and said he was
interested in a match out here if
| Fuentes won.
There was no question that Ra-
mon, the nation’s No. 3 ranking |
welter, scored a lopsided decision |
over the 32-year-old, one time high- |
ranking challenger. i i
Pentiac Press Phote
WINS AWARD—Winner of the
194 Pontiac Women's Softball
League most valuable player
award, made each year “y the
Pontiac Press, is Antoinette)
(Toni) Galente (above). Toni's |
leadership, plus playing ability,
provided inspiration and help for department annual summer sports
;
Atlantic City Gets
Four EHL Contests BOSTON @—Boston’s Tony De-
Marco and Mike Manzi of Syra- | fresh from three stakes triumphs |
| in his- own age class, is slated for
| competition against older horses |
j Saturday in Garden State Park's) Rates Spartans
5 Tough Foes sic"sereritmce” Sellout Crowd Assured | pants for the ceogirplig i)
a row. |
MSC already was dreaming |
Rose Bow! dreams and eventual. |
DEPENDABLE
starts,
the Irish.
defeat was by Wisconsin, also vic- | Service & Parts
torious over Michigan State.
Purdue Coach Stu Holcomb has |
said he. regards this game “as |
tough as any one on the sched-
DESOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER
Coss ot W. Pike Se. ule.” “With a few breaks, Michigan
FE 2-0186 State could easily have won them
all.” Holcomb said. “+
“I'm tired of losing,” admitted
MSC Coach Duffy Daugherty.
“We've been improving every Sat-
urday. Maybe this will be our
Helis Jr.'s 3-year-old Helioscope, Herbert Slade in 1883.
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Griff's Grill apd et the décor.
Pitt Quarterback
Was Switched
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PITTSBURGH ™ — Back in
spring training “Corny” Salvater-
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Backing for Sports League history won as many as|round welterweight gout Nov. 6 at |? Pits NO. * Juan ° : 90 games and finshed fourth. Cleve- | The Arena. “It happened just like that," said CHICAGO — About 30,000 com-
panies with 34 m i! 1 ion employee
spend up to $800 million a year to
sponsor various athletic teams
ranging from bowling and softball land in 1850 won 92 but finished
New York, Detroit and Bos- The fight will be televised na- | Salvaterra, snapping his fingers.
| “Seve da bef the Notre
DeMarco, winner of his last 14) fee oat reported for prac-
| fights, stopped Chris Christensen | tice and Coach (Lowell) Dawson tionally,
Jackets Pants ‘
a ib" Manager Birdie Tebbetts of the of Denmark in his last appearance. |ioiq me, ‘you're a quarterback |
to table tennis, fishig, volley ball played for
and horseshoe pitching. iy the 1940 world series he Tigers in| The New England area will be)
| blacked out.
MSC Gets Nod
Commentator Rates Wisconsin 2-Poin
Edge Over Ohio State in Tight Battle By HARRY WISMER
(Copyright, 1954, by INS)
Gridirons all over America will
be jumping this weekend and
many an early-season titan is
bound to fall. Exheest -
Let's open by taking alook at|Stiuctie ane A Pa Gere Mew tee oad Gall Che mpgl bet Maryland | ee rmy. Cadets = Yale over unbeaten Colgete by 7 lord college football game, threw | $ 95
tonight's big game. Mary wD | Pirieceks ocd Gis Mies Mindieceel ws rRUtt_st0NALS one touchdown pass and ran for|
my choice by 10 over ‘unbeaten | piney, leet s reais Vysi. where putsberge Srestere to win by € over | two himself to give Pitt a 21-19 yp-| 0 or a 0 a
Miami. | by “4 — os komen ye ever Chicago Bears Set victory over previously unbeat- | 4
Saturday, unbeaten and untied ers and Wolverines struggling to
wrench it loose. This
should wind up in the hands of
Minnesota.
we Caroline State. B.ue Dev-
ils by
Tech-Kentucky. Tech eti]l has
@ great chance for its conference title
Northwestern and Pitt at Pittsburgh
. « Tom Hamilton turned « neat trick |
time it} Gouthern Cal and California Aa |
| imtrastate battle that has to make Pappy |
Waldorf sadder and sadder Southern |
| Cal by 13 |
Oklahoma. our No 1 team since the |
opened: — a 35-point pick season over +
Kansas State.
Southern Methodist wili further em-
barrass SMU by 71 j
by 17 “Well, it really surprised me. i
didn't think ‘I had a chance with |
so many quarterbacks around. But
everything's worked ou fine.”
Quarterbacking is nothing new to}
Salvaterra. He was a split-T magi- |
cian at G. A. R. High School in|
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and last year
directed Pitt's undefeated fresh-
men team.
Pitt blew its first two games be-|
fore deciding to see what Salva-|
terra could do. He went into the)
Notre Dame game but got his big)
chance against Navy last Satur-
dav.
Salvaterra, playing only his sec-
FRE WHILE YOU WAIT
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en Navy. :
ee.
“American Field” tea: Pants
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Down Filled Zelan
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San Francisco ers wil) snip the |
FE 4-8230 last week but
by 2.
Oregon Gtate-UCLa .
Ucians will do it again this week, by 24 Lions’ unbeaten string by 3 ea be 60.000 4 t
Cleveland Browns pieay the Chicago a I bowl i
Cardinals—Browns by 28 | There are a" ng
Green Bay Packers at Baltimore—| alleys in the U. S. and an esti- Wisconsin swings over to Colum. |
bus, Ohio, for a tremendous bat- |
tle, Both teams: have perfect TU take Northwestern |
Red Sanders 121-123 E, Montcalm
Rice and Texas... Here's a game that Packers by 14 2 women | —
records and are fighting for the | could be one of the finest of the year, | Washington Redskins et New Yort— | mated 20 million men and "
Rose Bow! assignment. Because |°%t ™7 signs point to Rice by 3. the Gtaate. — bo gle LE LIME IE EEL SEI TOM SAB ED I don’t pick ties, it will be Wis-
consin by two.
Illinois, formerly a powerhouse | |
in the Big Ten, takes a crack at |
Syracuse and should win its Ist |;
by 14 points.
Indiana-lowa . . . Hawks have
had rough going the past two
weeks, but should snap out of it
with a 14point victory. if
Michigan State, loser in thtee |
out of four starts this fall, looks |
over the 1954 Purdue offense. I'll
take State by seven.
Little Brown Jug hangs in the|
balance Saturday with the Goph- | ' AMMAR AACS OC Ek 2
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of Gregon State College,-suggested | rash of weird new titles Such as ,
Hal Boyle Sue ‘DE | <6 aound begins with @ dated] OM. “Hamat” “Whew!” and
How to Pronounce ‘PHif tft! crcrecenes wt + | Mn
Baftling to Movie Industry |srw'se* “""""""” U.S. Army Surplus | On ¢he other hand, E. Bagby
NEW YORK Naming a Holly-; Winchell scribbled 40 WN) Atwood of the University of Te f | : 6
wont ov sometimes moe et)" weed thin preference: © OF Sale in Germany ‘intellectual strain than produc. alibes tching | you start with a voiceless bi-| ;
- an | title, the executives at Columbia | j,piaj stop, aspirated, followed by | GIESSEN, Germany ™ - The
| ing it. a then had to 94 e a voiceless bilabial trill, followed! U.S. Army in Europe is disposing
| Aptness is less desirable than | problem: How two gpell it. by a voiceless alveolar stop, €x-' of surplus material that originally
bos office appeal, which explains) This brought an quite @ fon'er' | ploded and aspirated cost a billion dollars at its big why you never have seen @ picture | ence ‘The two-F «men favored "In each case. of Course, you top ies
called, “Z-2-222." or “Son "Phift,” arguing this would cut ¢he mixture with whipped cream {quartermaster depot here, hoping N
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that tells too much about the film. theater marquees. serve while hot. \ Army officials said they hoped |
Columbia Pictures has come up| But the four-F men had a strong * ¢ « they could sell the old, used and |
with the year’s oddest title i counter for “Phffin”: The most unusual clue was given Obsolete equipment—ranging from THE BERRYS
oppfttt,”eterring Judy Holliday,! “If we put more F's in, it'll look py D. E. Bangham of the Univer- butchers’ frocks and blacksmiths’
Jack Quarter, Kim Novak and Jack | like a bigger production ” sity of Florida, who advised anvils to vegetable peeling ma-
Lemon. Its @ matrimonial farce) Finally they compromised on “sip up behind an alley cat on chines—for around, 10 million dol-
the has been 9 dark night, grab him by the lars.
than be-| qpelied all along, and everybody tj) and listen to him go Phifft.” | They said special efforta were
to | went home wringing wet with re-) This suggestion met a quick| being made to prevent the material
het. veto... from going to buyers who could sell
‘The solving of that problem, bow- ‘17 9 guy used his right hand/ it to Iron Curtain countries. |
Everybody = well, everybody on | ever, only led to another: How do for that little game,” grumbled a
Broadway, anyway — knows that ww pronounce “Phffft?” Execu-| sudio employe, “he would end up| Pictures of a man in the act of :
| “Phittt” was coined by Walter producer Jerry Wald had Judy witn his friends calling him sneezing were used in the first
; Winchell to describe a marital) Holliday pronounce it 32 different ‘Tatty. "* successful demonstration of mo
4 bustup. ; ways on @ sound track (it says) if “Phffft’ makes a hit, how-/tion pictures at West Orange, New
: As he recalls it himself, Walter Tight here). Stil unsatisfied, he ever, the moviegoer might as well Jersey fm 1889. i 4 H
originated ‘the -expression while | then polled several hundred Eng- he ul ib 5 | A
talking ‘with the late Texas Guinan, | lish professors to get their ideas. SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith ALAA ma yd : oa aie ey
pn art ering, tay This really brought on chaos. a vee ( Ty ; ie ents
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ut conspicuously on the Board of | 7°} 700.354, bu , sphiee. 2 Since Sunday Night in
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Demand for wheat wasn't un-| apples. Wolfriver, No 1, 3.00- "ERS LAKE, N. D. (UP)— usually aggressive. But there was older No 1, 23.25-2.50 4-gal case. POW ° Ss ( )
very little selling pressure on the ey ago meh, 4508. Two thousand Nationa] Guardsmen
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dealings 138 bes cabbage ata fet. i cane refused to relax : : , Sprouts, No 1. rs re
Wheat near the end of the first|?%,, Gorrete N° 1 Toh So bu. their search for Lavern Enget,
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ee ey odes ies lower. | dos cehey week. Seek, Lab-130 Gan | chances that he is still alive are
December, $1. . Oats “h: Cuc Ieers. f +50 1 .
Ie Na lower. December B0Aa een | 200-350 bu, fancy. 330 bu Dil. Ne |: | imeuded U. 8. Steel, Chrysler, = | voy sm
12 to 1% higher, December $1.5. 300 bas sonmnent po we), 60-100 pe. Geodrich, Douglas, Radie Corp., — W. S. DOWNES | The bey, clad only in “ane
soybeans unchanged to 1% lower, a, on. me 1 ae aos, bene Consolidated Edisen, DuPeat, Business Notes: | shirt and overalls, left his farm
November $2.74%, and lard 18 1o| enloas picking No 1. 80 10-1 Persiey,| Texas Instrument, New York ® home near here Sunday night toe
; hendred eurly, No 1, 85-1.00 doz behs: parsley | Central, Union Pacific and Cities . meet his father, who was bring-
Nocemee SR eer | rock me \ecba, “repperes Cayenne, Service Wood rk ing in a herd of cattle. He has id d i b ° ~ é
, 1, 68-1. ; peppers, 1, 1.60- wo ers been seen since.
in Pr o2 bu: peppers, iments,” Me ble. Again there was a number of nat oe ‘
Gra ices 3 Peppers, sweet, - 2 bullish news items: Television set Temperatures have dropped to bu; peppers, red, sweet, No 1, 1.00-1.50
CHICAGO GRAIN bu. Potatoes, No 1, 1.30-1.50 60-i» bag; | Sales were reported higher, store e near freezing in this remote sec-
CHICAGO AP—Opening grain Pees Nt seco bu Radtenes, | S@les and business loans were tion of northwest North Wheat— ae es son, | PEPE, LA a. Magnes |S tentiie orders showed improve if [ a since Sunday. The sparsely popu- - s oree 230% Nev. 2.75% | white, No 2, 75-80 dow behs. Squash, lated ig marked with
March. .... 2.21% ‘| Acorn, No 1, 7%5-1.00 bu; squash, Butter | Ment. country
May . ..... 220% Jan. 2.79 | nut, No 1, °100-125 bu; squash, Oeli- W. Dow Re-elected | *oushs and hills where bobcats Er = anc 2.10% March . 2 cious, No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu: squash, Hub- . nes e-e i
Cor May 2.1). ee ee eee New York Stocks . | and foxes have their lairs
ee oe fancy wal "14-lb bskt; No, tee Se ae se to. Board of Institute’ Searchers today planned to hold
May .- 130% Nov. . 160s | 3: "el tomatoes. No Pte a. = vad ae Johns Man 6 ° . hands as they march three of four
SAS Reo a ee Ear we, SE Be Tin Chicago mie the we oe En a uce Psy r a ele - | . ec
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May a oi". Soybean _ oi}— lps 30 Me J ee ee aa r= —— a) ee 2 Millwork Co., 2005 Pontiac Rd. has formed a chain. Two helicopters "Ry _ 10 0-3 50 Escaroie, No 1. 1.00-1.25 | Alum Ltd 1S Letin & F ... 04 . . from the air defense base at Den-
Dee To... 230% March .'-.) 11ta| 24, Geavele, Ne 1, bleached. No 1, 2.08, | tm ae? Die’ Mama... aan] Orem, Feelected to the board of ver Colo., and planes patroled the March . ...-137% May . ...... 116 | 3 2en “anne: lattice. Isat, Wo 1, 1 35-1 75 = Can “a a My -. 82 aaah the rhea an Wood- OE _ =
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Slate Professional caiamt Leaders, eked |AS ee BE isthe, com:: 2) at the group's seoond annual com) aightiy” late W a bu Sorrel. We 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. pin ch. Am Motors .. 103 Mock Trt... ie, =. searchers discovered faint tracks
100-138 eg A Nel, 100-180 bu. |Am Red. 205 Martin GI ... 332 Millwerk manufacturers and (leading west of the home. Other
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CHICAGO POTATOES Am &! Fa 123. No Am Av .. 446| United States and Canada at- | search, however, but bloodhounds
Certified professional secretary | CHICAGO (AP—Potatoes: Arrivais 107, | Am Tel & Tel 1714 Nor Pac... 57 | temded the meeting. were unable to track them to their inations will be held g Pom track 42; total US. 613; |am Tob _ $9.1 Nor Sta Pw.. 152 exam May 6! supplies moderate: te; |Am Woolen . 183 Nwst Airilm.. 12 | Downes helped formulate the In-| SUrce- and 7 next year, it was announced with firm un Am Zine 11.7 Ohio Off .... 644
thi ye pid N w ; $3.65; Wisconsin | Anse 415 Oliver Op — 332 stitute’s program for the forthcom-
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at its fuel depot at Lagord, © tangs 3; peewees 17, checks 19-20 wid | (oe SF ec a. Net Dairy ... 373 $1.50 screwdriver reported
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State of Mic Livestock Emer Rad ... 12.4 gtd Ot T oii | N ; a Rummage sale. All Saints
Notice ts given that an election | Brie RR... 17 on oe icholas Malesky, president @f/ Church Exchange St. entrance
cet ce of Cokes ns] DETROTT LIVESTOCK Firestone. wee eee OF Shy the Bella Co., a hosiery dyeing | 7 to 9:00 p. m. —Adv.
State of Michigen. on Teseday png Pag gang = > Preopt oe : ons mou =. _and finishing firm, said yesterday | ear
fi t re- = . eos d + ‘ i Presbter-
der 2. 1084 trom clock im the afternoon, | Cattle —Galable 200. Presh receipts |Gen Bak... 83 Seite @ co... a5, tt labor situation in the North pee 4 Psrgagih atau
Eastern Standard Time, at the respective | mostly dows: market about steady. Com-/Gen Elec... 42.6 aylv Pd.... 376 | is more favorable than it has been | '@n . Se -
polling places hereinafter designated: | pared last Thursday: High to prime| Gen Pde _ 734 Texas Co... 783) for many years. More prospective | — Adv. |
No 1—Bloomfield Township Hall. 4200 eee and ease) aaae ve on —- = Lendl | og “as | employ are : ain available.” |
Beloit Village Pire Hall. om | weak. cows weak to fully 50c lower, most|Gen Ry Sig... 314 Tran W Air... 223) — again a - | Rummage sale a A 23 at
Bradway Bivd., just east of Lahser Rd. | decline on utility and commercial grades: /Gen Refrac... 23 Trensamer . 34.3 | In bucking a long-time trend in| Knights of Columbus Hall, 8 a m
No. 3—Wing Lake School, on Maple Co) few Sieger ee ee, ts Gan Fet..-.... i Foeee € Pes. 337 the textile industry, Malesky de- tll 12 noon. —Ady Roads | n . 35 Underwd..... i et
Wye cinckory Grove School en East eeeiy peed bee” — poplar ee _ Gillette m3 Un Corvice BY ctared that “the advantages ob-| Listen to WCAR Sunday, 5:15
i a of electing the following good to choice 23 50-2450: most Goa a Unit Air Lia .. 30 | tained by the move to the South are p.m. Socialist Labor Party Can-
officers: rumytenant Governor, Secre-| titty end commercial gros steere ond [Gree 7eOtes ES Ua pram... sos | ecually disappearing.” He added aidate for Governor, Theos A. Governor. nant Governor, Secre- | ut . cial J | Ora } noe ‘ : + i Z : .
ti heifers 1200-17 00: erous 10ads 387-T Gt) 302 US ~ 2483} that, by moving North, “the com-! Grove, will telk on _“Unionism.
Lary (of, State, Attoraey Ore senator, [O52 the kinds 1250-1639; late bur |Gt wat ©. 03 US Rub... 328 pany tg closer to the markets.” | —Adv.
Lap yp ener h el Pie the Bie apr Soerilea! unset peueg bigh asaine Sor on. ‘Re us Steal : oo lalesky, of Stowe, Pa., moved ‘ o-/ : . re, .
ee ie a Moliowing County |commercial cows to 12.00 or above, can- So me SS om ween pel. .s006 | hi a os Moma Plesssat.| Grace Lutheran Rummage Sale,
officers: Prosecuting Attorney, Shertff,| mers and cutters mainly 7.50-0.50: few) Hersh Choe .. 41 U8 Tobd...... i718 | s pany '| Priday, Oct. 22, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
County Clerk. County Treasurer. Register | lightweight canners 7.00 down: bulk util-| Holland FP ... 15 Van Raal.. .. 306) Tenn., several years ago from its! Saturday, October 23, 9 a. m. to of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, Surveyor, |!t. and commercial bulls 12.00-14.50; load | Hooker £1 34 Wa .° 28.4 | site in this area. He will ; * 4
snd forthe tetowing nem parses °C; | Ste” att teed and choice wockers cad | Rest enh. MES Wve Pulp”: $8. |nelocate in the former Gold Seal bo-| 2 SW Mure —AA. provided fer. tm Section rete the | feeders 18:30-21.18 ~ Tc . woves bt) West Un .. O81 ae ee ce r Gold Seal ho- | sale. Cen. Methodist
‘ol- ‘aly t sales. Ww we ° -
orca Hammar orgy eee ile pared last Thursday: Good Taemend aes me a a2 Weta — a | | Chureh, 9 a. m., Oct, 23. _ Adv.
Will be submitted to the voters: , |slow:" prices “mostly. steady. bulk good |int Mick". ak} Wilson @ Go. Os | Spaghetti supper, Italian style No. 1—Proposed Amendment to preven if arts . ody. 1 | . G6 N f R : ’
re, taggly within this Stete, ure ant, | chotee and prime” individeals w1 00 - | int Tele Tel n ; westoceie : ant ross, e evenues St. Thomas Hall, 197 8. Parke. 4:30
the 30 days preceding an election ; ‘Wee dah aceon mostly | tal on oCal te7 Faget os Gy 7 . . to 8 p.m. $1. Sat. Oct 23. Adv.
No. 2—Pro Amendment to Sect oa | Ne Besar Rite lp » maien (2 : e J f Ed F j
a aka tad’ Desuenes ef Baise Compared last | “Thursaa) “slaughter STOCK AVERAGES p or ison irm oan e — tga eae
Tag" Revers ye me cee tame see neers | ene enters NN ell ao es = sg bererine ghana Garrard | Ma practi son Road Sty | mes change .. EE: Ma ul eee, Sa Elion Co, showed | pe ac, “a me rcng tied Mae - woody! Military Ber-| prime high yielding 83 ' I>. lambs 22.28. | Noon melts weit es imel * sedgen mo ms and net _wumumage sale Saturday 8 to 12.
“gras Amendment to Section | 2° criterion general market broader | Prev day .....1874 1016 636 1366 jan increase m gross Congregational Church. —Adv
33. Article V of the Constitution to oe: | Sane Gum ance can oo agi — Week ego... = 5 ies ’ : 7 4 revenues, But because of an in-|
perllg Poe my oo aeiberiere Cert ay sat % food, 800-1800, bun Year age, ....1408 784 848 1068/CTease in the number of shares| Daneing, Cards, Refreshments
and the f County proposition. = wt Thess . 196s High — 198.3 103-3 os 1374 | outstanding, a slight decline in net; (Square & Roynd). Waterford
eerjumtatiot iaaie Goutty ct peuand| | emeaco tavreroce |S Bia SE Bt RE Hg] amines per sary he eompeny | Door prise, publie invited. ‘Done: v - | . |
tiuu as cuaclaal, ter he yeast WON S| acre erage” Geena Oe | leor the npc hs ending Sept.| ton $3 per couple. blican 1974, both inclusive, to service not tolang Inte sales fully steady bet some | ' nord pooled = : "e "| Women’s Federation of Oakland exceed $4,500,000 of bonds for a County | steady to weak sales at mid- | Borndtower & Weths) 30 were $21,057,213 or $1.95 a share | in the City of Pontiac cee at mid-session; | pigures after decimal points are the | County. —Adv.
CITY OP SYLVAN LAKE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that a City
Biection will be held in the City of Syi-
van Lake, County of Oakland, State of
Michigan, Tuesday, November 2, 1954.
Voting will be at the City Hall for the
purpose of electing one member of the
City Counell to serve for a term of
three years, and one constable to serve
for ea term of two years.
The names of the candidates which
will on the ballot, through a peti-
tion filed im eccordance with the City
Charter will be the following
Por City ? Counet!
Prank E. Baidwin
Greeniee
Wiliam W. es gente
The polls of election will be open
(te
untél @ o'clock p.m. of said election day.
gned: MARJORIE B. WILLSON
City Clerk, | ©
& City of Gylvan Leke,
Michig an
Oct. 31, 22, 1954
Employers Attention
LET SOLVE YOUR
PE PROBLEMS
Checked Applicants Pre-Tested
_° Confidential .
BOND, |
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
« 53% Ww. Huron St.
FEderal 4-4469
clock a.m. and will remain open. { t
trade moderately active: closed active:
sows steady to mostir 25
lower, most
054 choice 180-370 Ib butchers 19 00-1925. |
below 1910: several decks choice
No 1 and 2s 190-2720 Im at 1935. one lot
20 head 1950: a few 280-300 Ib 18 75-
; small lots 150-170 ib 17.00-18.78:
most sows around 400 ib and lighter
17.25-18.00; a few 1825. most 425-600 Ib
15.00-17 00;
prime mized yearlings 26.00,
choice heifers 2060-2375: utility and
commercial cows §.75-13 00: canners and
cutters 700-9 56
ers 18.00-23.00, a few culls down to 7.00. | Salable sheep 1,000, active slaughter |
lambs fully steady to 50 or more higher; |
steady to 50 bigher; | laughter sheep
food to prime native wooled lambs |
9 00-21 25: @ small package high prime | ” 21.75; eull to low Fe erades |
10.00-18.00; a short deck Texas No 1 |
pelt and choice 65 ib 18.50;
| ‘ile slaughter sheep 5.00-
Hillsdale Civic Leaders °
Killed in 2-Car Crash * | 23.33,
Baldwin Rubber® nee
D & C Nevigation’ .
Gerity-Michigan® .. ..
Kingston Products* .,
Masco Screw ne
Midwest Abrastve* ....
Rudy Mfg* on :
Wayne Screw* ‘
"No sale, bid and aske 3,
is
(AP) — ign exchange
+Oreat Britain im doilars,
cents)
nadiain dollar in New York open
market 3 3/32 per cent premium orf
103.00% U8. cents, unchanged
Europe: Great Britein pound! #279
13/4, = 1/16 of a cent: Great Britain
30 day futures 2.79 27/32. up 1/16 of a
cent: Great Britatn 60 day futures 2 79",
unchanged; Great Britain 06 day futures
2.79 31/33. up 1/32 of « cent: Belgium
(frame: 1.00 15/16. unchanged: France
28% of a cent. unchanged
(Western:
23.85, unchanged: Holland
unchanged: owed (lire) 16%. £ Se :
unchanged; rtugal (escudo) un-
cangul: Devdas (krona) 19.3%, un-
changed: ‘franc) (free)
unchanged; Denmark (krone) 14.50,
Latin America:
Ad Manager Nomed /
standing.
| For the previous 12 months. net
earnings were $20.946.693, or $1.97
ia share on 10,629,793 shares.
| Gross revenues for the period
| was $193,354.541. compared to $190.-
| 455,786 for the previous corre-
| ponding period.
U.S. Truck Company
Lists Staff Changes
| Top-level personnel shifts in U.
'§. Truck Co., which operates 13
terminals in Michigan and Ohio,
were announced this week by Carl
W. Behrens of Detroit. president
| of the board of directors.
George J. Codd, who has been)
with the firm 11 years, was named
executive vice-president. Named
secretary and assistant vice presi-
dent in charge of traffic was Ger-
Whitmore. vene. | ald F. Gerald L. Stoetzer was named a
director to fill the vacancy created
by the death of Clarence E. Shra-
der Oct. 8. ;
~
Boy, 4, Hunted
e sale Grotte Hall, 128
W. Pike Sat, Oct. 23, 8 to 12
Bethany Baptist. —Agy.
Waterford Township Taxpayers’
Council. Special meeting, Mon.,
, Oct. % at 7:30 p mC. A.T. Bldg.
5640 Williams Lake Rd. OR 3-0212.
| —Adv.
| Dixie Cab. OR 3-4102. Waterford, Drayton, Clarkston area. -—Adv.
If your friend’s in jail and needs
| bail. Ph. PE 5-5201. C. A Mitchell.
—Adv.
Save $56.00 on Water Softener.
Call Haley, PE 2-4971 —Adv.
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it her suffering, past her pains
Cease te weep for tears are v .
She who suffered ts at rest
Gone to heaven with the blessed
Sadly missed by her loving chil-
@rea - IN LOVING MEORY OF MRS Elizabeth Cooley who passed
away 3 years ago the 22 of Oc-
tober. Because loved her se
mueh he took her home for «
well earned rest
Mer children and grandchildren
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
other and Grandmother Nellie
Bro = who passed away |
year ago today
We miss you mother - Your loving
Children and Grandchildren
Plowers 3 PO tlt A PEEPS
SCHAPER'’S FLOW 1233 AUBURN 173
Funeral Directors 4
Donelson-Johns AL
Voorhees-Siple
FUNERAL HOME
Ambuience Service Plane or Motor
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BOX REPLIES —
At 10 a.m, today
there were replies at
the Press office in
the following boxes:
4, 6, 8, 1, 12%, M4, 16,
27, 30, 32, 39, 42, 50, 6,
poe , 6, 72, 77, ™,
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116.
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HITE CHAPEL: WILL SACRI- Lots 8 . ae
3 ADJOINING E é Pt oe oe pn on gh
@ complete unit Mi eiide “Sner
FOUR GRAVE LOT IN WHITE
HOUSEMAN FOR BEAUTIFUL estate op Upper Straits
_TV_ References FR a
INSPECTOR:
Precision aircraft experimental
day, nq Vecation,
Day and tom shit M C
Mtg Co 118 Indianwood Rd
Lake _
LINOTYPE OPERATOR FOR A weekly new rt straight met-
ter and advs op pay for
man Can also v rt-time bo
efor same qualifications all
Stewart, Northville 200
MAN TO CLERK IN GROCERY
store. must have produce exper
lence MI 44030
steady
‘pot sales) for an old estab-
lished Pontiac firm
“RKmong the benefits of this
position are ar allowance
id yearly
spitelizetion
ce Workers tion
and group
pleasent
Write Pontiac Press Bos No
4! giving al) details im
cluding three references
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NEW AND USED CAR
care
Experience necessary
Bieady employment.
BRA Motor Sales
DeSote-Piymouth Dealer
“20 Years gw Dealing
. Pike
20196. Cass at
JE aw
MECHANIC WITH TOOLS
von Garage 555 8 Saginaw
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN
Socony Vacuum Ot! Co. needs a
full time service salesman Es-
cellent = to learn the
an
dent business men Apply r)
persoe Monday through da
at The Mobile Station at ohé
Orchard Lak» Rd Pontiac be-
tween the hours of 8 and
izZpm
ROOP REPAIR WORK
OA 620%
WIL-
OPENING IN SALES DEPART-
ment for alert experienced ap-
pliance salesman. Permanent with
| Sasol te and car allowance. The
ood Housekeeping Shop
PART-TIME HANDY MAN FOR
odd jobs. some rough carpentry
Reply Pontiac Press Box 81
ROUTE MAN FOR COMBINATION
retail and wholerale dairy route
tn northeastern Oakland County
en giving qualifications and
erences box 9 Pontiac
Press
WANTED WAN burs
prea en deer eel at eal Estate e Call fn
‘ = om tlie corner ve
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR Lake,
by couple. Private quarters with
54087
s
|
tel Wanted Mele ¢ APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN, FOR auto... ee Ti for ‘op
he rienced men. AAA
A N SERVICE CO. base -
Andersonville Ra... Waterford, OR
MAN
"iP Slats Mace OAD * or older.
PRESSER
Rex Cleaners 3443 Dixie Hwy,
OR_3-1362 a
PIN SETTERS. MONTCALM BOWL. ing Center © E Montcalm
apply in person ware. Must be 25
337 .
REAL ESTATE SALES.
MEN needed for new of-
fice of well-established Co-
Charlies.
or B z
Realtor, 1717 8 Telegraph
z 21
SALESMAN-RETAIL e220 UP
Truek Driver. Lumber $360 up
Gas Btation Attendent $216 up
MOTEL MANAGER _, $185 UP
BOND EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
83) W Muren
Salesman by Electrical
Wholesale Distributor
Established Territory
Excellent Income.
Only experienced man
need apply. Write
Pontiac Press Box 72.
SINGLE MAN ON FARM BY __month OA 86-2041
Unexcelled Opportunity _ FOR
Tangible + Intangible
LEADS
—eh_¥
WANTED 3 MEN
he’ A 1066 W. Huron.
Me gr
@inteD PAu WARD ES EXPERE
aie See ceed Ny Bag Fy — ‘Ontord we right in 4 room
modern on . Free rent Good wages. A at
Room National Bidg.
tiee of phone Wood, OA
tom _ tL
“WILL SELECT « AMBITIOUS ba men for training In ip
(resting and profitable sales
tor a > ag ir
Deu ‘ot at : Saginaw after 6:30
COUNTER GIRL
Island, No. 1. 3173
10 p.m. to 6 om shift.
Capable
Stenographer For downtown office, Must be between 30 and 25 and
experienced in
typing. 2088 CONEY
. Muren.
vbralll
Housekeeper, live i
Practica! Nurse $108
Dey Worker $100 an
Baby sitter full time live t
B Lil
OND EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
53% W Huron ee
DEPENDABLE WOMAN TO DO housework end care of children
Can live m FE 50671 —_
ELDERLY LADY TO CARE FOR ehildren ang do light housework
mother ~ * — a
Call betwe 10 * «
pm Claredon MA Love _
EXPERIENCED SILK AND WOooL
finisher ins Cleaners, 660
Woodward, Rochester, Ol 32-1711
WOMAN WANTED TO RUN HOME
while mother works. Call after
6pm FE +01 én
WAITRESS WANTED. MUST
de bie and experienced Tai-
ly-Ho Pood, 67236 Disie Hwy.
Press, Bor 13 _
SOMEONE TO CLEAN HOUSE, IN the vicinity of Scott Lake Ré.
“s day | week. OR +1010
WOMAN TO HELP CARE elderly man, FE 23-3001 or
Washington St. _
EDUCATED, REFINED WOMAN.
experience in teaching, PTA. club.
church of communily Work an
the type who dees FOR
mo
not ame wer
ments: not employed bul desirous
ef rendering service of national
importance and being well aid
for it CREATIVE NTERES1-
mother
21063, - ee
WIDOW WANTS WHITE LADY 18 or over to care for baby 2%.
Live in. FR 46-6350. -
PATHER AND SON WANT HOUSE- keeper Write Pontiac Press,
Boa 6 _ _
HOUSEKEEPER WHITE. MORE for good home then high wages.
Apply 48 Judson st oe
WOMAN TO DO LIGHT HOUSE- work and care for 2 chfidres.
Must be experienced selling cosets
and dresses ~— position.
pleasant environmen op sal-
ary Vicki Procks, 10 N. Saginaw
Bt EXPERIENCED OIRL FOR
pairing and aiterations dept
ply Box 78 Pontiac Press.
EXPERIENCED
SALESWOMEN
For exclusive ladies
wear department.
town store. ae a
EXPERIENCED GIRi, FOR MEAT 4 .
Bre iss Ww. a
GIRL OR WOMAN. AGE 19 TO 8, I assist ehi-
eal"
; HONE OPERATOR or
Sunnen Wand. Honing “machine.
tg Oy Os M. C. MFG. CO.
ad -
__THIRTY-THREE _
a Week. furnish own trapsporte- Sen, Watkins late dom. 7S
ework, May have husband
oat . yed where No
or a oper
men
return services. Write Feouss
Prese Bes 0. _ __ MIDDLEAGED
part time bookk
Must be t A Bat. ornane us nea’ _between 9 and "te N. Paddock.
SALAD AND P4
trans of
Detroit
SOMEONE TO TAKE CARE.
elderly lady. FE 53011. Cay after
_® 3 except Sat. all day.
SALES-GIRLS
Experienced Applications anew
be: taken for Christmas
time work Myers Jewelry
Tel-Huron Shopp! z
TWO LADIES TO mas Bibles and
easy paym
vicinity new
FOUNTA!
_@ies Ho night work £7008. — TO CARE s+ gd .
* yre ve A io ety
rt 6, FE 1-8465 to 1 child Call afte
WAITRESS WANTED. A
mnett Rd
WOMAN FOR BOOKS & STATION- ery department. Prefera
watch fire 4 for
wide reelf. Write Wm.
HM Brown Mich. R 1.
Or Milford MU 42362 after
6 pa
COOK - SEKEEPER -— CARE-
taker © Experienced. Per-
— > health. White No
children. Live on premises, Must
have car. Both drive. Salary $300
me., food Small furnished,
he apt with electric range,
refrigerator, sink with
Private . Telephone.
Laundry sent ss or apply 27701
WANTED COUPLE WOMAN TO help with housework, Rice
home. 3 adults bedroom-
bath. ean work
elsewhere. MI_ +4008, STEADY 1 Ad
Brook Sele Se wien, Mi
PLUMBINO WORK WANTED. _Reasenadle S-i0l¢ a CARPENTR\ PLASTIC, AND
Dike
tine Pre :
focal MAN W
ree: Griving truck, straight
er sem!. 23 vears experience. 0.
L. Davie. OR 3-1986
MAN jkeSs WORK OF ANY
pint Setorring and “tanh et kL v € beds Good at figures. PE 31240
TREE SER : AND
rs Cal after 6:°O p.m.
YOUNO WAN (SINGLE) VET- eran desires work pertence
in advertising, typing, bookkeep-
me hardware. and mgr. or re-
os exchange. Cali FE
CARPENTER WORK NEW AND
repair, PE ¢4710 ~~ WorK WTD BY 17 YEAR OLD
boy PESO? 2 2
CoMP SHINGLER WANTS WORK ; oe ton Plains area, Union, OR
Work Wtd, Female 11
WASHINGS AND IRONINOS, 67 4 _ basket. 60 No'
bushel m
WASHINOS Reasona’ C ‘pee
BABYSITTING APTERNOONS OR weekends re _ $0002, —
COLORED GIRL WANTS DAY work References. FE 5-4646 a
COLORED WOMAN DESIRES DA work or baby sitting. 622 Bloom-
field FE 84700. _ EXPERIENCE)’ BABY SITTING and practical nurs: PE 23-0064
CONSCIENTIOUS
T marrie! with
a t a . —~ a wo F ;
social work is ae on
ition m personne!
related. field. Phone
FE 65-4000 after 6 p.m.
COLORED OfRL DESIRES Disi- washing or day work. FE $-4003.
_Reterences. OLORE WOMAN WANTS
© Srusewor’ Pycn. Wed. Fri. $7
us bus fare PE 4-774,
DA
work or baby sitting. References.
FE 5-3043. 7
fRONING DOVE IN MY HOME.
_7E +n. _ fRONINGS DONE IN MY HOME.
FE 5320000 IRONING. REASONABLE
iRONINGS WANTED. ALSO BAST
eng. FE DS ee LADY WISHES HOUSE WORK for widower Fed person
= chy FE 2G. ___ LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK § y. good refer-
seein
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a ee ian oe s rMhowsenold gooan, ter MY Proce aiitors MO. ¢3002, oF |
yours old Lat teen Wee WANTED FURNITURE i 3 |
se i ° ven, bere vad sae = garage |
ra : BEA- | Soe aoe es Soatoy and tendacepe,
: a hooters > uaue est price in cash RoOMe END BATH UTLiTiea = Be a per roe
3 ’ L Sionk ener 5:30. ° L & S SALES CO. : 1 only. FE os
ca tT: { LL GRAY CH ¢ |OAKLAND COUN Orion. ° ;
: ee ieee ll : ag PE I EP “
: — - i 4 fenced $100 tneludes cost, #5 month
a ease SB cra EY | ORraware ‘Surers cas "waiting ing couple preferred. J.B. Wile | Dorothy Snyder Lavender | Stai*ipterest eq this 2 bedroom
f Hobbies & WA Ft wi! ETVING ROOM BEDRGCH | at fect cout. interest on, this 3 bedroom
: \ | éxi2 RUO OR 90 YARDS AY SREDROOM. | 2410 W. Huron “t PE 23-4411 w wood floors,
——eeeeeeee | 2-444, Oy Frintdetes EM 3 MU
evans viLLsow = aaa Zs stove and 965 ‘ot with lake orivi-
| “NTeqUEs., Brnmecce Bd, BM | “ES en On ose AA ielhnaone ‘4 c Panovs — 1 M18
Ne 3-3638. A G. “ Ph. Ortonville 132, Reverse charges
Wr Income with private entrance ou, 01
ine You INTERESTED Ix af iy
ely figurines, laced porcelain, aa cane sss
S ISS SSS
ceramics afd china also for sale. r
See ES | oe ent ad BaecE “STUDIO wee om yan
graph PE 22128. ee Wtd. Miscellaneous 28
CAMERA, C—O mt btias” Yat Letts | FURNITURE NEEDED WAZ ™ we . IAA rooms up. Gas heat
Union Lake EM Figurines 7, cas uae as 4aa7V and large basement. $2500 down.
\ 4 yA\ on TT Aides ; i ———- —_ a Cc: TL
Aguits only. PE2182 afer Prerty hare, bocne RENT | CARROLT G. ae
Eve. call FE 24
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| -preple. Reteneases. TE orsiy| - LAKE FRONT 00 do ©. Box 535
oo == SMALL rv MIXER.
: os a Ly wo. P. O. : SQUARE LAKE NEAR ORION
T.D.C..| Wrn.. POOL TABLE IN GOOD apartment. Wo children. SAM WARWICK HAs a - BED-| °, room. year i
g ae) 2 ee mM) wast , tows, Phone PE e101 alee SMroom lease at $100, also” 3 bes on. ies reed
‘| wep UsED MPTAL Lari Mee was saying, if you haven't already got a girl... !” nd ee
| ing reflex, F 3:6 Fiorids cimes-| Laso
Camere fo " doage | _mm_see_ FE bates ater 6 | a : * JIM WRIGHT, Realtor
side | pocket, om rADDOCK true. tire. BOY, 9000 oes ‘anted Real Estate 32-A| Wanted Real Estate 32A 4 Sot Ave 7 $0008
FI 8) . . Hw 24432. : FARMS “
FE t-a1s) (across trom HURON) Money Wanted 2BA| "FP w,"pinnan, 06 W. urce SL Larnane Sauree ’
- ~ a PPL
~~ ED. NORDMAN
¥ WEED 90000. CAN MAHAN HAS BUYERS REAL . A
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And Trucks FREE InsTRUCTIONS IN ANY E 2-0263 and bath. Tiled shower, main ndveses with stecet . ucis. FE 24710 ; There are two more
: Pontiac Farm and ene of knitting 0 Teen” ei | WORKING COUPLE DESIEN, 4 Open Eves. t! 9 Sun. 104 Sees. Socheles os wom-| Jient for couple, (will >| EMPLOYED a ee ee
7 : . | THE con OR § ROOM MODERN FURN- 1078 Ww. an. Pontiac ¢. : , floor and as many closets |
ne-| Industrial Tractor Co. W Maple. Birm. MI 46004 | Step “HOUSE. REASONABLE| NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH ROOM Bow ek a iSen 4058 for, 8 months : :| 00 you nesd, alse @
carpentry and masonry. FE ¢ou) - FE +10 For MUSIC RELAXATION. RE RENT. CLOSE IN. REPLY BOX POST OFFICE _ment, private bath. 31: Elwood. Beret. All wiilities furnished. |: ano WARM ROOM. CLOSE TO basement with auto neal ’
a Betsy Ross Gubrensen opinst L Rooms RN. CENTRAI oe . Gleason, Lau- . garage )
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FORE eocee, Fooly 7 ROOMS ADULTS ONLY. #1 AU- FuRNIsiES NOME AT WHITE OME aT WHITE Priced at $18,500 with $3,500 |
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Share Living Quarters 30) wy), cabins. 4270 Dixie Hwy. FOR RENT: 1? PT wOUSE: | Misded. 818 Geet Cartan | 2 HE SUN IS SHINING |
ow en You Want to Sell |7 ROOMS AND BATH. BASEMENT | trailer. Call after ¢ p.m. FE 1-1620 _couple only. B's. Bau. AND it has been for a cou- |
BUSINESS GIRL TO SHARE Real Estate apt. FE 61860. FURNISHED ON UNFURNISHED |[AROR ROOM-TWIN BEDS~ OA} DM ot, “Ok where you can
large § room ent with 3| pinanctaj eo a ROOMS EVERYTHING PUR-| 4 . 3 rooms and bath Heat. ~ very FE 61275, — Te Bye
girls beds | F err] banker . ae @| nished. § minute walk to town. welcome. $508 Brunswick, | —— ae | that started =
from_downtowa ee ® doctor ‘it po gd fl armed bas! onetime Crescent Lake ur HOUSEKEEPING or — * a way
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: able *! 3 ROOMS, 1 INFANT ACCEPTED on acres m! _ vate, close in $5. FE 2- room, cheerful kitchen, two
on self 168% Oakland Ave. in only. north of Rochester. Owner on — bed .
— ca 1 upstairs. 4 p.m. For Sure pa ape PARTLY FORE. page lag Se all fy go ceumenen. W. fae, aioe - room, = hag Be =
Win asters fit of een. Results Sones, 1471 “Baldwin, FE| Immediate possession. OL 667 | “Oiivucgen, for refined lady. Re-| this for 96800 with $1,000 |
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SAVE—ON USED pen | 31) Fpece om ics OF BI |? BP Rica tebe Ra, ibe Bur | Sasser Ct ee SLEEPING home” in the back which
BLDG. MATERIA : | LADY DESIRES RIDE DAILY AND SMALL HOUSE. QUICK SALE IF | _D¢tt 8t, Oxbow Lake iene ee wo BEDROOM _refined FE 6-3208. __ — ge aa my
7 LS . a - trom Aue Sh — 2 L. Scales, 3 Roce, eee BATH AND bouse 955 per mo. § mo. lease. a a NICE ROOMS move in |
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0c Seerteces Bom For immediate 7 van Lake. Adults. re i = Re | FE 54007 ™ anital ncty “Amectoen style |
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pass forns ( — Jessie. : MODERN ALL ELECTRIC CAB —_peivileges_M-_ +300 gg tomy ros =
% A. JOHNSON, Realtor ATTRACTIVE + ROOM A heat. Pon- | TO A NON- RINKING COLORED 2 more, @ style that
FE 4-2533 gee? DOE, TT Boar meat Private courance.. Aauils| ae, Wane Tee On ate WELL-KEPT BEDROOM. | a peau ying ‘room
pod oe 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | Sta" are Eset tte x TR a eg SR Bass BATH AND "BASEMENT. FOR Ratural rence, aches
ROCK WOUNDS CABACHONS, | CASH FOR SEASONED LAND | types of property to sell For apartment, Accomodates 4 $15 Ra’ MY 30472 » | PLEASE. CALL AT. 387 wie sotural finish cabinets
mineralites, mineral & Muorescent ta on modern homes. quick and courteous action. Call week including utilities. w 4 ROOM. MOI Li : and cheerful breakfast nook
specimens ‘llver, fb cut: |CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN CO. "Cabins OR 38300. B | WEW ¢ BOOM. MODERN ins COUPLE MAY USE OWN BED-| 1808 separate dining room
ting materiel. TASKER @ W.| 7 W. Huron st FE 4-086 Office Open 08 3 GOOD sIZE ROOMS & BATH, | month. h. FE 44874 after 6:00 p.m. ROOM al . FS Hy ally | na Poo
RUG HOOKING SUPPLIES: A. JOHNSON, Realtor Fag Peat! “toe Nenderscan |. —— ey aaa ST. 2 LADIES OR COU. ee cee ea ee
Shears, hooks, swatches, patterns FE 4-2533 LARGE BEDROOM, WELL FUR- por ptraite Lake for man's lim-| ple. Kitchen privileges, $10. FE decorating 2 | a
Instructions. Mrs. Orr, MI_4¢-8024. * S nished kitchen end bath. Private| ited services Suitable for 4 peo-| 2-7758, after 4 of i | two car ga
ORRIONT « RARWESS. B. Ince WE 1704S. Telegraph Ra. | Smee @ Sere 8. Cue) ee FE +00) | Rooms With Board 38) Aitractively priced st "38-
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nm Sy oot ya ee ‘ See dor, te B. Lawrence, TO Cas eae ae ae owners Sh Gaap, BS Crcheed| sont, 58 & & Take Dr. MA 432% | wIpDLE AGED LADY TO ROOM Sider home, Pully furniahed
UNION WRECKING co rE 3721. ° = * felvigereher’ or evermianl 7 ROOM FURNISHED APT. ‘8 and shew coe | HF Pe 0002 — Fay converted “a
“Y : Physiotherapy 21A | swing COURSE FOR WiiTe safekeeping Thai night « Ground fleor. 338 W. Huron. | Take call Dero. WED ne ee Noa ROWE apartments. A three story
1660 PARMINGTON 0268 SEWINO MACHINE owners, 93.75 Buy or Sell |. fobber stole the “Cold S ROOM APT. MOSTLY FUR-/| ster 53156. - | Mecoting 141 Owego — home with a nice living
Services 13 | SCTENTIPn MASSAGB.| Pree te sew buyers. WAITES. _Bished. 06 Irwin, -_ |@ ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR-| Room AND BOARD. CLOSE TO ant ‘besoment. alse oosd
PRRAARAARA ~ 4 5 A business upturn has start- {AND ) ROOM APT ADULTS | nished. Ot) hest. Children wel ine ,lapt & bus. 624 Markle St garage and nice lot jee
2.000 BUSINESS 22. sk Y +285) | WEAVING. LOOMS AVAILABLE YOUR ed and right now we have __518 LeBaron. come, PE 5039. #8 _s| Hingw WANTS BOARD! TYE for someone with
Gunius proning, 89 Bhort for your use Thousands of dif- fo ane rene pore enere «| @ ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND |3 ROOMS AND PARTIAL BATH | Close Rc ts ET Lge $1,500 down.
T Service 232) ‘ferent yore. any color. & loom J : day criling at our office entrance. Working coupel pre-| 1 child welcome. Immediate pow . savmeem. ;
PPPAABAL ALR ADRRA OO FORM supplies. $25 for 3° hrs. Clas LAND CONTRACT for all types of ropert ferred =” 0 pm. FE +4339.
A&B : “~~~ | day & eve. LAS CASIANO STU- — many eth Cah — = ee ss Srese ae ened i Convalescent Homes 38A Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
water tines, ficlg tile.| _madiorfelevision Service _ DIO, 2180 8, Telegraph, PE 64371 IMMEDIATE CLOSING ginere with scceptarie |* ypoms “lose = CEN | TAR TE ROOMS EE BO nono | ™ Segnaw SO Pu. PE S10
, +1619 PE >72008, | 30 VARIETIES OF TULIP BULBS ? ROOMS NEAR FisHER BOD 2's mie © ord. OA|BOARDING HOME FOR AGED :
ss ; ve Oe oa Vv are ; your > A] spring! 1. Several CASH buyers for with pelrigeey <7 hot es 8-2752. Cal) on or enytim: ladies. Reasonable. OR 3-7655
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General . STRA Saginaw, : . rban ° : v. E 5-0626 ae = . iy people hr serv-
| Cities © Co, it w. tae WO 6 ¥¥ 6GhVICR AND HARGE homes. Nice APT Private ENTRANCE | SEMINOLE HILLS foc Now taking bed patients, FE
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WASHING MACHINES make FE eoite VANDI gon. MMEDIATE | CASH FOR YOUR —— garage house gee, caretaker N’| fered jonth, Possession Nov. 1st. tietel R 39
“- A Logan floor model rfect veur 3. A few investors for all _ basement rear, Stetnbaugh Ct. | _ OFFERS
pOT aie anh¥e Satta ! bome contract Bg 92 ager #wo : HOTEL ROOSEVELT 5
PHONE. FE 4-2569 DAL oa HR Eoptition. ured only ass | K. L. Templeton, Realtor) gee. scresse tnd and con- rmvats. AN wiiiies paid. John K. Irwith | t you are scoring tor a home \-
= i, Parke MI CHELL'S TV tncleding etiek obenge 2330 Orchard Lake Ra. PE ¢4sey| — ‘T*CU* ae sa RNIWED BAEEMENT REALTOR ee Vacant—2 Lots
“8 EB Pike rE 228n re a sd rsepower : T ~ 4 A ROOM FURNISHED BASEMENT Since 1825 3 bedroom modern home
. Pree estimates Tiss SWEETS RADIO & APPLIANCE —ao ( ASH , Chanda ar Terie aad eg om a = by Sve FE 2-180 WEEKLY RATES pena Bove emer + 9 |
APPLIANCE SERVICE| 2S *—_"=*'" Notices & Personals 25 j ee west SIDE, CLEAN «ROOMS, | RooM HOUSE. 201 NEWBERRY $12 and up screens, insulated. venetian
w ee ee aie PHONE Us NOW IF _yYou partly furnished "Adults. Refer-| Rd Can be seen bet Ves 30 ROOMS WITH TV blinds fruit trees, $8,000,
e all makes of refrigera- 1h . we terms.
Ur oackers sedion’ ‘cleakere.| Uypewriter Service 22A men RAVE PROPERTY TO | _ snces. Uullties, Pm Soe __| =
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. ATTENTION * contre: * Lowest tiscount in ohn Kinz 5 TNiversity 3-8813 hot water. $75 per month. M-34 to 45 W. Huron St Ph FE on east side paved st
EPs verninn tote made. VE AND ADDING MA-| 10s us sol land Cousty, Bring tn vour nzler, Realtor | So APARTMENT CHILD | Hetehte, vlcights to 300 Shady) 90208 S"roome end full beth down.
chine . Supery week.) io Coodenth personal prob- tract or call FE ang | o7@ W. Huron St FE ¢3525 | welcome. ARTMENT CHILD! shady Lane in Lake Orion 4 rooms and beth —
LOO! an Office Sup Confidential, Applicants | gx Eves. ti e. 2330 Crooks Rd. FE _Shedy Lane 2 2 es WN. up, cor
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est, po . FE 2- : = a ee ATE EN- e Room sion. $13,000.
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Pooting. field tile and Water lines} ~~~ EMPLOYMENT 5% MORTGAGES ew er Ree oe | vere Oe tract. 1 child allowed. References, | °CURG a= 2-420 4 Bedrooms—
OR +7640 THOMAS UPHOLSTERING fo 3 rE Rime. bar end garage. OLive LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. FRI, bene 66 ON | Lake Privil
MOTOR 8. TELEGRAPH FE 56-8868 53% Ww we vee eeeee | ON, PARMS OR SUBURBAN from | 2.3771 tn Suitable for man, wife @ young | 2 2:@:______ ee : Rent Stores 40) ivileges
ire & rewinding 218 EB. Pike DR AND BED- | any OI pareg __ Fiera! $000) | % sere with ter %. fventags 8°) | = baby or 2 ;. "No drinkers, ONE 3 BEDROOM ROUSE AND) ~w~~ = —— family home, out-
Pare +3081 Your materia! FE 5-5707. ee bigdog’ NEEDING| ppraisal or aT A fees. CAS _close tn. FE 47186 one 1 bedroom at Lake Orion. | sroRE 20x80, FOR INFORMA- Leon Pia maga include
ELECTSICAL : NPUOLETER: | Veruca Vie. Phone PE 2-€104. Con B. D. CHARLES SH vPPen 3 BEDROOMS WeEat | MY 2008 _____| _tsen_call PE 3-0001. teom with boy window. cart
| SEWER CLEANING Bion "Png RD EM | _fideotial, Toe Salvation army. | Ppa 4 WEL" ee ease IN fen Adults. References. PE ?,BEDROOM MOGEN © Orion | Rent Office Spece 41, ——_Eruiven iSn14 "cuppoarde und
Sinks. Sunday Serv Ph PE ¢2012| DRAPES = MATER parm logan AND ERSIEATE | oan 24 HOURS WATERFORD 2 ROOMS — PRI- & Oxford on M 2%. Adults only. | ~~~ ~~~ finish’ in fir. ratory, break-
y party dates Receiv OA 68-3773
NG AND HEATING. H. §.| _%l* Beadle, FE 51027. Cafetmes toys ter the cht WE HAVE | vate entrance. bath, OR 3-2281. | ——-———) 4g DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. | oot Te room with
Compton & Son. FE +3i67. OR Ro REFINISHING AN-| _¢ren, FE 55887. $200,000 yor your coy me veer (7 tek OUT BALDwin sit| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) Dive, fron te PE Sai) | a7. 4 benenma. t corponh,
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moval, Pa PE 8-680) ce OR oot — Maid Lingerte Co., seasoned land contracts for our our home within 1 hour lights not furn Also 2 rooms. bi = ent, «un porches, hot wa- e for rent. All or of over second. Full basement with
32900. Lost & Found 26 eee en ee clients. See me before you sell. Bet our offer before you $15 week. FE 44066 ~| g&semeuto oil. furnace. Year She oauare ft. at 1738 8 Telegraph | of] heat, rec
House Wovi PEA AARAANRRARARAA LAL ALS DETECTIVE SERVICE CONFT- ASK FOR BOB MAHAN deal. We mean business! SMALL P a bE ag Straits Lake EM Rd., naeall with fireplace reened
wipped. 7. A Veume BAAD: LOST: BROWN AND ware | — wa 25 years experi- Te Buy—To Sell—To Insure lady Py mune FOR ONE) 3a : Lake Rd. Call .ames R. Mock. | fereene jot 110x300 2 ‘car
SE RAISING AND FOOTINGS | ‘ringer spaniel, named ‘Corky | 5.7961 jeensed, bonded. MAple EDW. M. STOUT 7 AND - ____s| Room CABIN, PARTLY PORN. | Midwest +5723. garage. Puotic and pero:
put tn faa A oe dees — collar, Please call | es = : YOU BUY IF-WELL INSURE It Open Eves ‘ttl 8:30 Bus ae. Boffo HEATED. |" also space for 2 trailers. 0050. For Sate Houses 43 chial bug by door. exh t08,
Gratne, insted janke and field) OL 2-1731 Rochester. Reward Foam tee eee T? N. Saginaw wee ee Pe ores | Aduite << ee _ clean. _ Pontiac Lake Rd. OR_ 3-188. aan terms. Inc ail drapes
estimates. LOST. BLACK PURSE IN FED-| hoistery. Waite's Notion: a M A A — weet _TROOMS LIGHT® GAs GARAGE HOUSE, ELECTRICITY
sTERixG ~~” eral's Store Sat. $5 reward. FE | 5 ae tho tented ea r CLEAN MODERN 2 ROOM I sy. | toilet. 2707 Dean Dr., Duck Lake. city water, x .
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PLASTERING Beagle. MY 3-3102 change! Clair me for @| CO-OPERATIVE MEMBERS mes for incomes, large | Eire aner item = | rage. Close to schools. Nice §-3045 r old. this ultra modern 2
New repair. Verne K Lost. DOG SEPT. 33. BLACK Elect Elias—State Senator Open Evenings and Sundays pavments are scarce, trade your siart, - m__§| Suntry location, § miles to Pow: | BY OWNER: NEW 5 ROOMS 2. level ranch ¢ built into
im Fat . eller. | “and grey, Norwegian Elkhound | IN PERT? -| 1075 W_ Huron Ph. FE 2-0903 ay See made to satisty ell | ee att ba tae 3085 AU-| tiac or Rochester. $103. mo. In-| bdeths. large basement, plastered | a a lot many un-
PLASTERING Lovks like a Husky, Black ears, | IN DEBT? 'CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS rn mo coe | — ee cludes hot water electricity | garaged, Coe ete Eliza- usual | _teatures including
ING bushy tai) and light feet One, If you are having trouble meeting | A.» Vanwelt 4540 “ixie Rwy ¢) for winter. Call 1-9761 _bdeth Lk. Rd Es» 36238 _ arge living room fire-
P. Mezers EM peer Fe ois {ger old Childs “cet, Reward. | Your, payments, sce us, today | OR }1385 DORRIS & SON Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) $0 ot PE 5-3632 after 6:30 ___ | ROOM | HOURS. ALUMINUM | modera kitchen, 2 ail ‘ie
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mona - welcome 620 Wesbrook. 4.583 a ahs ae Income or sim- and drapes ‘
‘ 1 COMMERCE, RD. 34412 BU MY 20671 ,
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OPPORTUNITIES | soon’ Retereafen*Beureit’ US| Bind Sreneemt Late & Fee | core ets A een.
LISTINGS WANTED | ~ NEEDED _ versity 22965. Call after 5. oF ont. 3 Ope S d ? ing new brick ranch home
money and velustic TED? = BUYER? ARE WAITING on - | KITCHENETTE BEDROOM, PRE | },5°°™* Penqes. Ortonville n ounaagy consisting of living room
poems Revest, "On bias cher | "Dosey, “ae cmmaue o8he8| LMC NT cham, Brok SRS AmR NGAI” ALaPAEL | Ehlence sit {Gy Senate. |CARE COPTAGEY ROOM AND Ito $ a a
m. pothes. H. C. Newingham, Broker MACHINE SHOPS tf | m aoa 1 ” Maceday Lake, to 5 1% be ot
Indiv: nai me. you| $50 mo. OR 3-8641 after 5. . OU heat ay \% baths, radiant heet,
: ALF re ea 387.8 Marshal! recong| “Ae any type of business for 7 ROOMS HEATED NO CHiL- good fishing. $50 per month on Se f tached 2
“Jo.” Gun shy. ¢} } we Serene eee | (ele. end et once. 3 ROOMS HEATED NO CHIL- cant! 1 child allowed cent e. Large new 2 and 3 garage. 635,500, =
an ..610 Chester, Bir. | PRIVA CTIVE SERVICE ba ecg Pt le Edw M.S La. Reterence. PE 20047, between 8 cored pelted wells. fail Gece-
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$700 DOWN, RANCH STYLE HOME OWNER MODERN HOME BON COR 2 MILFORD §°ROOM © ELLIOTT &
306 Williams Lake Read, OR MR. ay all kinds fruit. Me -- By . set. ey _— | VILLAGE Gans from Ford factory | Northwestern at
| 21673. , : ee mee en | Leach BRICK RANCH seat 3 Must pave 62080 deus. Belence | __JOrdon ¢4131;_ MA i : seer Se ate ors ae 2 bedroom, auto ea ' ; _ fen Axe. eS ser-| O50, "ge cas poe | w. FE g 6 ' cer ourage. cage tet 139a120, | _¢-8029 ;
ee Qrocheast vous ant competion’ aad | “BEENOS RLTY TYier 74990 INCOME _ No Screws Loose Here PARTRIDGE 18 ‘BIRD TO) drapes “so 2 car brick | ~ AUBURN HEIGHTS sensei®S scarebens and bath down 0, At. 4 SEE. magic eye and ° ' 3 qpode heme En. 2 foom furo apt up = cc grog of it" odd
“i ‘I | ea lear ge ce serena 3| (4 eftaam nator tome, a, pr°grontn soak fins souarheat | eate: tree Se eee | SAA EES RASS eres , "| INCOMES PROPERTY ee ae oe | er sell at $8,600 with #2. WILLIS M BREWER l ing ‘wre . the Se a
| ~~ | “ta this "quiet residential location, 120 DOWN Brand new 3 bed- * GI RESALE PE asiti or PED 8 —— 7 we oge, of the Desi — = an ca al West suburyln 2 bedroom home BY OWNER @ ROOMS, WEAR QO Whi fam nog oa market to- | well septic, sg Hem floors, 3 pe Commerce Lake cri es "gmail uiet asa isper
oon ay ter * wired | Sota Censty * scaab. ot} Salo _down payment _ EM 3 ee This = bedroom home and ct = the a | bot = all unterior tus ‘| water heater. Payments ae | | ented near rear of we arate entrances. y Dasem i : | per m
; oft heat two full yume end one ou me. ot Ae. | | | For Colored Gablend a ae ae half beth and « car garage. . : heme) tes e who lke ©
| SO Sees fares ES) ee, moms eo Sena | Wehare several sice noms | Pate eee the ose f . } ¥ !
' SOUTH | heat, 129 &. jet. “ 6-044 Completely modern Call us | led ip Romeo
BEA MPL Sruvan ouTsTA BUNGALOW | disie Pestession “me N aie Open Ever to ace | 100 to 412.00 end | ty is priced 2s boo "hor NOR, HOMES UN-| ; a — im ick sale. Terme cen DER CONSTRUCTION. 4, home only 3 mente | gowe aA PRICE Nine room down peymente from $600 —
perr. gt z = ‘ yim. | meat. nae with mney sptrance Paved | La ; . ;
= Ms. 2 » Bat! meters to the ue mchen, | atreet . Daspment and gas heat. Ten comraaerae If You Admire ing
Tee thatia EAE eee “ea See Arm ae C Fee i igen ation. ' £ ALL soars ¥ ay . , ‘ Needs painting. ‘Wore lb A Established 1916 NI HOLI See tte large sompting rs
CHARD TARE RD. PE DORRIS & SO $14.950 SUBURBAN FARM — Love: | | every eg, paeotte. ssnmeton J aeccertedligacer ly « +6181, , REALTO! CO-OP MEMBERS ly ¢ mode rome per- | A-| condition Modern _— ~AND HARE "ER he O pnt room
| 782_W. Huron tt 2S Se Pull basement oil | with breakfast nook 21 ft. itv- Open #30 ‘til 8 kitchen large THE . < : car garage. ing rm with fireplace. tiled 33. W Huron & Ph rr $-8183 stone fireplace, 3 bathrooms. chicken house. @ acres of land . bath. heated enclosed porch Hot water heat and large
NORTHWOOD 4 and only 4 miles from city, on With picture window overlooking oe Thermo-pane window aFees.
_ ORGANIZAT ION F 1 mi at BROWN, Realti | anaes Sete SOEs | | neta, A ag "} yaem ouse” 6300 down. aml pe ? ealtor | 5 pol | ofee ‘
“se, ver eye Needs" plumbing. | BUILT “s2 Y And 1362 W. Huron PE 24610, aff } Ui Its peting end -_—. a
Sire eee) EET, Sag cores RS SSF es ele nn nal nousane ple be | ixty_ nits | Fergani gs with 1% for owner, - : 1 | COOPERATIVE ene condition. i pi room rt | /o~- | fue end. crniture, ESSF oe TeRY, ay a te. | mente red MILL] I 7 ae 22 ewes 22 rms. end 3 | s si" escinent tor | BE Cede neces MBEAUTIFUL | Rare ER. BR NRY, in
Dixie bs Ont j : . . , “What rm | with gas a ved street on | S11 Main OL 10111
A Boke stort to buat | gas water hesier Nets : aber bus tne pee We eue |) on us ee pres | Rochester, Mishiges
ieee? Skee ccasty innpee| Shale wk sites | WV ESt SUBURBAN |) ; $12,000. Cau | wltre “modern ‘one or two | 3 s 1 } aaa SORIEEET
| Eee Shoat ag)aceat’te | buy Don't’ walt, Priced ot oon eda ts seamen, yeu | —_Fer Sale Houses ed eee Sale bu cues 3 cast SIDS. Lorge family heme | | eee outstaudin cnt. For Sale Lots 4% $22 * ve @ ag pd sum te inves L | ed booeeg ¥ tS ggg os base. ™ ema _ ceree, ~ ~ Ana gr on
_ RED HORSE | - O'NE | Phe’ location “is excellent, west by owner A ¥ a buy ms BY PALMER —~ OR 36618 ment with eas beat. alr insu ~Helptensnce tases, end RAY O’NEIL, Realtor suburban The construction is 009 with tern» 1861 Cherry- lated, 2-car tered gar wiilities fu , situated = 7
$019 CASS ELIZABETH RD. W. Huron o9 frame The homes are well sised lawn FR 60106 Asking price. $11 000 with #2 on spacious and beatuifully FIRST THING
| ——4y ae c ooeetg Pe £10, or om Fieas Be ES ed by tie fect There BUILD NOW 5 FAMILY HOME fore eee’ Sowsen, test YOU KNOW OWNER o-operative Re xchange : a ‘re < ished & in 1. . J
g.roum,, | ,dedroom | Carpeting EQUITY IN 2 BEDROOM HOME | omer ‘to ‘give verety to veur| gurecths omen womes ¢2 sag 2 took capttinn, Cece im, sopdrots | Hy Guaure Svearm nome, fun | SRevpiné comet Susie asly” ree ths ead NC Gas heat 2 loth near hk miles west Pontiac selection | Bedrooms or rete or ent & baths New siding basement, oi) furngce anc. Purchaser, carefully f 2 and #. Cy
and 8 Mi.» $6000 “cash” $6700 will selon terme Milteré, MU: Tye" bemes ere 2 bedroom with Copper pluming.Since to 4s Cll for price & tetms This is &| — scaped lot. 1 block t bus line se Write Bos pum- ane Sr & bit See worms. _Lincols 1-068. __ t big clpsets, big living rooms. good x Moy ae 75 verges FE 44084 or stop at Yours for $8080, terms, Cell ber 4, Pontiac Press siv@ = Criminating “wuyer whe
alle ee kh BEAU. ‘ RAEBURN STREET. sued kiteb eg -3 Priced wm 46800 to tinea on | 1B. Pike ot | tonight name, age and address | realise the z ‘room eate modern, oi) heat. car. room: : 1 au ia ot hom Lake Orion Large sireet. ofl forced air heat. The price io} uF OS ; WEST OF PONTIAC | Calz_ 61 90 1abde:aped ee Sood teats. | f down. =e | 91.780 ly tinished” inside 1 RB RT DAVIS | TWO ACRES down — > piece with By WAL n REALTOR OF BALDWIN AVE and down payment’ HE E Cc ' oe bene, poe tiving A ern home -__ ao paved roads 62.
6 Park Bivd Lake Oxjon| § rooms, shower, stool and utility, 960.50 pay ments ame | "room. car garage, | bus line Large pate | ¢ ROOMS UNFINISHED xe, Le « WES eal ANS ssbarpan Bus line ot gout aoe Cacmen? & oon | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
athe hi hi oo Here ts ® 4 bedroom home with " Amole slotting apace. Ss eer ae eC Tm, tae 7 o | = —~ res wn. By pats LARTY garage. seit tna "he Recas | No Bown er | flowers 00.000 Quick weoeeer | Open” Ievensnee Pl ocees
} BEDROOM RANCH TYPE 2-410 or PE & ca gs ON I ed har yA home, ce ecren. asf pystnces $800 DOWN site Veteran can own for me “HANNAN GRITORD FLOYD KENT. Realtor i THE “BIRD” TO SEE —
seeongy EG -y Well locgted 9 reome, needs some ' "NORTH % Ww Lawrence | 5-6108 | AMOKGST THE OAKS Located on large
. | JHITT S frame home near Jos- ——~ | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Nest to Power ng | ‘
HUMPHRIES | itl saa sent cscy tame’ PEoteeh iene Best aserene| SM 400 DOWN | =e eee ea wat te At A, REAL COOD BUY! Wie hemes | = ol furnace, $1456 tie {full base ot oil fur | ee ee | — SALE OR TRADE brick Mich,
a | . ving room basement, Well and heat xtra 1
Pedae me eres VACANT WEST SIDE ty sanh Gta pel Gesiae Bantams Sa Aue eee SAE OR TEA aes | Seca kp | "EE nur ff : i} v es
bert meta, Bs lent iiving Foom Sele es with BY OWNER — 6 . oded cn tte one, 000 por month | down, feo 2 room “up. Call! price Takes only $2.90 down er, City sewer eae water tw and . feneed back lawn | , e ear schools + house, 3 bedrooms. after | j = ’ You" Roors, 3 car ; Leased c $2,600" down "O07 with" “comer lot, taile. Terms | Oa sene ere) PE _2iee 3 PRD Sate nooked to ANCH HOME | WATER LOV ER'S © eal
RIDGEWAY WEST S BL RBAN- sewer near bus line and R - BUNGA . DREAM Edw. M. Stout, R tor
Humphries «= vom) SDE. Leer or Tena NT | rcerey st Lets Seat riesnar, "|" "deca even D = | ment Pull ag ee Bong O 1g} § rooms. full beth, neat end beautiful is * yasement if ALTOR FE 2-0474 | aacinnae AREA . Electrie water heater ter. $850 down. Pull price floor asphalt tile, are ee
Open Eves. Close te town in good nace. Fruit buy FOR BETTER HOMES finished com :
_Covoperett ve oe Exchange | i. mediing room. "nice = 8, veteran. $850 down pay- a
MILFORD hee "ae om TONE | woe oe IRWIN & ROSA J. R. HILTZ | Ope H heat. 2 . Located on | Sylvan e L ESTATE : s n ouse oy ecres. to | Large 18123 f uving room, brick 200 Baldwin Avenue REALTOR | euson ot
at 329.000 terms. | STONE REAL TY CO. Yo esis rE ake Saturday and Sunday 1 rae te 2's gee, tents tt toe : ;
Seago, | Ses PGs al oe GATEWAYS to mseur.2.n" aL Ss (Just off E Commerce Ré. icon! oor Egy, Ls SMa go open ¢ yoom motor, plastered well, ST "A 1 2 3 ot & stone's throw A be at r 3
Lovely ore mstere 2 ase 9 Maurice Tae & Ratio fram tie cay? “atwecure tee] FL APPINESS 3 foors a targa #8) WART) F. PARTRIDGE)! 2\toe fa cach. 81300,
| mene es F KA. as Ww. Fourth ; tive “oreo "ih, basement, paneled | cirtetly modern brick home. REALTOR FE 2-8316) yt and
windows. plastered ‘wells. com> | Clare comm Rh perch, “tencea 4. gereee,| HANDYMAN WANTED | (ane Sgt oor Cena. TY | «2 W. Bere Com Bre. Vt 8) Se im piste basements, auto hest. Many | : West Iroquois Se oe wae ae) AREA room house modern ‘94800 | 10 t in features and city Near Elizabeth Lake 6 rm. and béth. alse s sun rm potntmest , Built in 1064, of the best of ma-| © steal, oniy down. | ividings x yf -
water. Large elevated lots This 3 pedroom ranch home has bedrms Ess =| and wWorkm ~ @ foom dividing, just . price Pave streets oe are fine large tt roo.n. plastered wails, beat. 2 car garage v INCOME and plus utility room, 2 bed- GEO MARBI E Realtor 97,00.
well constructed homes with mice 4°53 39 breezeway ideal for | Consisting of @& room home, froom ranch on lot 100n150 | a Hg serforé est ur n cIry >
; ivan s ot” Nicely iene i ) room mesere: renting. for "ss x EDs st atts ind, BUT — Ar fuone OR Mise Words: won't. deseribe this prac- 94,000 fon . 2 i cock, a es ee rae 11a et. ice lane- West Side | Yeom | meters | yee wee TO” ORT y new 2 bed 7 welet eng a)
ciated toes gut jaaren wit imgetias pesesen ‘iy orte atoRS Coarse (anes Sonos hehe bvene | StAnrED: snes ose attend one as J | large ta New forced warm ex) MANUPACTU: ie aera HHEEMA M Si. FLwoon, SAAS Ee SES) WS SER LER) ap you want $100 Dn. | txts basement | op 3.60 tout en paved gear, advantages of ifving im this clean 8 = OFFICE OPEN 04 4 ROME me) oY BS , attractive | vilage, Prices nly | FE £1200 rel a — . WITH INCOME AND GARDEN got beat woter Restor
$13,900 and "$14 $50 | lnediage Possession || 7 Cammy | A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 985 ‘mr ,t es, Nejemye or. / tye, home Peut oo Seas ee | nis ‘privhenes nn Huntoon Lake | M80 COMMERCIAL CORNER Dorothy Snyder Lavender | | Well located for income prop- > eT a ~ — Seee erreeee tol cae. Ck: | Over S00 5 50 fost, ei hal St Michael's .° Gin room = erty Shows good return on in- FE 4-2533 tated im SB; | fortate “ond P"rortmansnp. tes| Gm ’wm cree | many of business, 0 410 W OR At PE 2-4411 | modern home. ood floors. vestment wry see ft pow. 704 Ss Rd bedrooms and hed home tsa com on the exterior as corner
en aca rE Built-in bookcase and china cab-| Call 1 S. Telegraph Rd. __ |¢ pedroome : ia tasemans” Gab aie Gaia Cc. W C | ill price 90.000 cash.
np | ee yO - extra shower. Also ood SAVE MONEY | egies oe “| WM. H. KNUDSEN | NEAR ST. MIKE’S | fem. 3 ‘Selroom, hurmsbed cot tor O.| —cammnon » cLane On this large ranch type bunge- North Sid | aseie bra: Gon tage 00 vede renting for O08 0 % | ah tag, commer ef REALTOR 1962 W. Huron _ Open low pang, some Lake. Lerge North Side ay oy Large 6 rm. home om goed poved month, \s s¢re good soll with ws Williams Lake Ra rative mye street Has living rm fruit Offereq at — terms beg r witame Lak na M.80 Co-ope: Real Este
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De ere ati hatte Templeton | stata Sit) GOOD, JUDGMENT |. Wood Co. arm amine ang) Se fitted ott ott PONTIAC RE ALTY co. y E L Youll nqyes Unen you pro te bit ° . . CHARMING .HUSBAND TO) tiful for only yy | 137 Baldwin FE 6-827 CUCKL -R REA DS Suburban INCOME nll By age = E REALTOR OCCUPY THB SPACIOUS | $19 mo, Very, oa on eaten
This Week's Specials bane Eves VE 1610 PB SESS | Mew. ¢ room and bath, precnewer 10 rms ond 9, tame anes m | living reom. ol) space eet, 10 f Cor of Willieme Lake Rd. & Mte Put PACE Brick! | ort “ROW 'N, Realtor
rot the Handymea VILLAGE OF "|" Williams Lake | iscP', rm S cotta $) Sete Spghemzet peteet Total —_ After # cat! 8 p05 BURR, FOU Maye vouy le For Sale“A a7 Frame 2 bedroom Living room MILFORD | atest ie ko 9 car quvege.| bow. FF wore Last Sous on con. | or creage onl Hot our ge | Levely old home tn ootting | gp Rena Sse feens 1p" irom . | — : Sell-Te T | bay Ate A MANY wit AR INS
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On the River Sealy annet and terme. Mere is 0 aice § room modern homes. Lot Texid, in on pale re Art| Has small howe end 3 small Los 2 vedrooms. Living | h snvder ae havens home you will like. Large, lovely, Aa aered wails, Pokkleteh ‘uk.| bern cash. room with fireplace. orally nyder Lavender lot. Also garage. Priced to ed air auto off beat auto NisIT NOME OPEN DAILY | & Ai ™ Fs sallate Po Der me. 2a» LTOR ne ous | “Pio pacer Highioed wer besten, select oak Joslyn Ave., Corner Third, |, 228 MIDDLERELT NE AR | A a Sled wna goes mmediate Possession ioneer Highlands floors #1. own. — aimed pe RD PH deh LL at Masonry home—2 bedroom. Py = Mowe | Nent <7 = REALTY CO. REALTORS Our New Location — | 2 ACRES VACANT ing room sm, Sreptece =| h K. I in et Estate Exchange Vv. ACRES | North wood ~ Beautiful ing site party .
bot water be boetes canes cd ( T ARK & KI L. a Realtor | Jo “en rwin Open Eves. ‘tl 9. Sum 104 With « oe m farm house rrary | Ceaseteotion oy Wo sna wwhcaWt TOR v C room.
Suburban Village E— i ee ee * NEXT Poon Io. m ANCH Ecben. 2 bedroome « tui| For Sale Lake ie Prop. 44 Giroux & Hicks
Onur 2,decks to, sRepotng senter | ool Rell reff regs BOARDING NOUS re’ 2-100 —_. “9 coal furuace and 9 out bundings. cease erin Stee 2 ra living 4 inside > oewik bas modern home, 7 right | | Only 98.460. NOW. PAY ATTENTION! Its « = 1
Roomy ‘titchen Pull | oe 6 Se So) ee eS pee ee 7 7 K INZLE R AC ; ray | Adie pane! "A “seoufing! io, @ ACKiES WEAR HALE. WOWTERO Bu Purgace: fear warns tide | peice Seu false, Oigcunce of been Sepeceed 60 sneciews | LAKE ORION AREA : ee en ant Ee “a and Rabing rea, ee cove, hom , beds attre j modern &-room home ideal! E 2 ) cer ed. A lovely 5 room bun- . * “TMBREL TR GRE CG | eee OE ES ses Pal on main read south of James K Bivd. omle tle beth, ¥ wn kitch-| galow. Cheery comfort in =| Eire Prentngs. 6,500. Lane.
‘ei ‘Galen Lane te | | tomotie off heat. Offered as 11.800 | Mas 2 ae | deckeothais 6 pees tei full basement with gas heat. ‘lied ving room with “oatural me cotiage, Seat tot Union Lake Five bedrooms with living room. with §2.000 down. | utility, full bath, hardwood Moors, —2 bedrooms and Suiomatic hot water heater, aod fireplace Pine carpeting acres in Huron National ; EM 3-430 | @tming reom bd » sell breezeway to at tile bath down 1 bedroom water softener. fenced rear yard drapes included | Most attractive |
et eee ——| basement with steam heat, ole: WILLIAMS LAKE Aluminum siding, of] furnace 1xll up basement $2,600 down to & GI 4 per cemt| kite fg = ee ES is ot s2808” ge gy | os oo
In Clarkston | enaod ‘a pe BT) — ee ee a Ook — 013.000 with 96.600 heat Sir nol f | mortgage. Fe Water’ softener i car garage home Autres River onpease prep
| , : ' . Priced y Very attractive 2 bedroom bungs-| fornia, 2 bedrooms. master bed- MEAGHER REAL ESTATE ear e. Includes carpet- 1van Ww A-1 condition ail mre Presa) oy. Sond ee *
SS Soe ey eee i eh FEE =6SCHRAM Eee Ee ear nice bath Weil 4 banal | all 00 8. = your : 1% se with fenced yard 150 psy from courthouse. $1,450) month. . j om neyee 4 basement, f
with “do . peun scuocis 6 Koom—Vacant + FE 5-5091 or FE 5-2564 : geese vee &
‘Win: CAMERON CLARK "Hes pada bungalow cguaiote =) CHARLES 120 Kemp Sieest close to Viasaa Jeclys. Gor. 206 5-2564 2 ump ries a i 10a Honea P pareel
Willams [ake Area | sae W. maven’, "Sic Brenings | S,inree Sodrenme, eatre-targe em Chute te cod’ dite! «= | Co-operative Real Estete Bue é A. ALGRIM RANCH TYPE HOME ron Open ing room space, liv- ——) SEDAO — Picture pod home Pa a Cosperative Ren! Rsteie Enchonge ims room with ees. Readies ff | RETIRED ¢ covese tear Bg ok 4 love | = 950 ng siose { , ee * rll “| REALTOR FE 2- sealed Walled Lake office at 2918 ™
aan with young copie seat ADAMS | and automatic hy best all | fll Sesemnean ae éown | -SOttpay canhs | Co-operative Real feotate xchange. Pontiac Trai} M 7 The home features 2| the lovely , ee } good garden spot . . be re i es IN N MODERN “NORTHERN Wizom Office Pontiee
large Dedreome with an sbun-| ford T hi | draperies go y. Will! Sterectire ges range Everything ‘st JOSEPH AREA 2 BEDROOM | __ cottage. PE 56-0336 Trail. MA ¢1
ones caste, Semen | aterfo —— ae — ng te) = avout lovely _home on | dasement, gas hest. Stairway to ar peers - ABOUT 3} ACRES IN HEART OF ceramic (fe paih. full high Base | Gmail 2 bedroom home = | housetrailer An ber Alice’ Street in’ Bloomfield attic. 91300 down PE 41040. Lake & Water Frontage | Dreywe Plaine, peer water
py By ~~ * tea | Se beer Don Glove to | $10,500 | BLE, LAKE co bathe Mew ia ive to liv. | RANCH TYPE. ‘one s| ‘ae Pinins, As low 00) wg Tg Ay - Sey shower. — ral oe ae . Pull | | EE noma | tg from cabin on 2% scree of land. This | fe, per trom he tary te rms. | Exchange for ‘Rouse or sheep
gerngen Desigeed ter Se Senet binds, sors ana ecreems Tos RUSSE]] YOUNG) Hes"? Sorsted) “See este “Ts. | Resume Seles” art terms HOLMES-BARTRAM . | toreaun. Cat ©. Buck Pu saora
$000 down with ‘easy terms | rn? “fhe 42 Ww FE 44525 2.66 ACRES 3} bedroom ane | ae eee : 318.08 ait “For Sale Resort Prop. 4 wry ial ent very goed easel Span wer "ad'# tu fii't Vaan" contruclanasene’2 tarrge:| iipgftreet) Pre’ tiie For rtProp. 44 CITY ACREAGE PAUI. A. KERN, Realtor | oe FE See tae aie) sires ae © [evel Rympur room Bulls ‘better . eS # acres te city of Pontiee, Meat
Ht Onines! Estate Since tie" | 80d ts completely ‘modern $e | A HOME OF YOUR | jes shies wer, con | Segoe ie os. | BOAT LIVERY ON SAGINAW BAY | Gite Worth side. of ottp theed
owner must have cash, and bas OWN ' } onial 1% tiled beths turn on isreckaan Merry ani this | a, details
Kids Love This & very modest price ‘of $7,300 mh FENCED LOT 118 308 sith ot fant auvehort” walk. forthe at = coportusity ter butlers wit prel-
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| Neighborhood “ COLORED , a ae, are terre tatty) ree ot man Boots. painted wails’ $00 Dow LAKE FRONT MoTEL on state FLOYD KENT, Realtor
| Because there sre ajher nice ww. neve orvenad good listings on home. Vestibule carpeted living storms and serens Nice i ig yous yf Pegg on 4 W Lawrence FE $-6108 open eves | ehildren y with and you "s and 3 bed } We room. ball and den Fireplace and WHY NOT sell your home? Buyers light &asem for play on PLUS MORTOAOE COSTS able offer comsteored Next to Consumers Power
too will love this delightful 3 bed rom ful) dining room ttchen ¥ waiting fot bomes small & large, @ rainy day sy new FHA
room jow with full voce. wd sci oe te Ir eee heat and = expecially im Seer i = 5 ment, « a Best price and oop m 2 a Ms for infor these. ? : | 3 BEDROO
Sele: enevn rig gone ore ee meee Se | terme, Hata pence em, OE Liberty Street *.. J. A. Taylor Sato0 Tisding, bedrooms, enclosed ‘back 382 Auburn Ave FE 43383 North Johnson Ave “me ; | fon | howe age SE meiner o«m reo REALTOR— INSURANCE LIKE
TE ter Ge Hidaies Prices at | Aflet gf OR D220 OR 2412, FE “immediate possession sas om & 1) CIIARLES, Realtor | OW heat To meinde carpet LARGE LOTS Open Evers \"*: ree Parking | PRIVACY today. S) A ART BUYS beat. Late «it heme with stokes phd 2 ed gia i farace : Price a ti soo. KNOTTY PINE KITCHENS WITH Spee Fer § Sale Lots, ge WU you do, then you will
Lake Front Cottage non i LAKE Sylvan Village —— | | ever BARew eS io was NEW GARAGE oO} sobronimala tat ect
seine td , rc ‘wien "2 “bed: | iy Dedroome. Gorite ft. lot Lake Front . a eee ny i a sees =Lasty = Resor eR eae ON Wits “Se eaveliem’ piece with 3. Room Lake F home on year ‘ .
Moorse 3 pe. beth. ' base- fooms. clot2. .» porch, all in, black street, and gas heat Lovely 1 room home spoterins | lf no aeees ph. PE 20829 AUTOMATIC OTL HEAT in.
rac: ‘electric knotty cedar Stov. refriger-| im possession. $13,500. living room, dining room, ki es til @ ‘weeds
water. orm wos geryens, Pull| stor incluted. This" place ‘wii | ‘rms, Has unfinished * | Specter vedeoqm ont sar ve Estote_Eachenee ATTRACTIVE BRICKCRETE EX-
| Bows Br appointment only, call make SORTH SUBUREAN | North Off Joslyn | bath up” Pus 304 E. COLUMBIA =
= ' — Pan home with AY 4% frame built in bcp | Roos. Tee serece. and > : at ge at $10,000 to GL | FULL PRICE 610,500
“BUD” Nicholie features too numervas te me te iete sree |e pournt for only ‘$2000 down. NORTE SIDE BRICK... | Payments spores, 02.50 me. te ESTATE Waterfall end frontage. | 16) sR. oomsial wi oh Savery wuts Truly to own ooms . . WATER FRONT + a very eb home tm © very Just off State A Pioneer Highlands $ room house, | amen fae OC eee exclustve ‘ soe with 2 apariments,| Motere 9 vedrecm. | 1% story | 918,
with fall rt ath Frame with 6 : = f : Term itehen tine 2 recreaton
Eeeated. ot Oxbow and beth Ait h on one floor, "tne, | ne? a room, a - FT ror wat cer @ibeze, eit. . 4 a a
_ | Lesgtea ou. a bise tep 3 Ge woe pyerd, A baryarn at 611,560--22.000 vit SILVESTER $3800 DOW) blocks to school ~and to do 4 room ", , omeen
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WHEN YOU NEED
“pesbleme. "50 can, eet ap {0 toes io. oi! cine. 69 up: TV cote,
Pay-| dinette “sels, 5 pe. $49.95 Up:
cer can wow ot aan, Sia ae | sult’. 612.95 up: dining poe | suites, $19.50 up. Many her
me: STATE | neeror: FINANCE CO. yee om FE 4-1574 _ | PARKING OPEN 8 TO 5:30
102 Pontice State Bank Bidg |, DAILY, FRIDAY MIONT ow ot
LOANS $20 TO $300" | fieieen “amar Ra M8
On Signature Only a
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PONTIAC BLUE iD “GOLD. SPECIALLY
1% @ Maginew OL __ORCO1)| Seocouimensty. UelT A 6300, Pad
GENERAL Ra pe, C included “Office chaire, $6 each.
3-718) W Huron ve 3 * 2-T582 — 5
best part ay and Tuesday
10-25 and from 10 am.
Up to to 7 p.m. Latimer, North- west Cass Lake PE 56-7617
| yaiorDaing REPRIOERATOR, . 7 utomatic wash-
for You Today Et at range Ege 86-0740
end County have bor- | ee eer ;
rowed from tm the last | ripe gg A REPRIO.
7 years. ral. W10 “Baby crib. complete,
18 THE OLD RE. | So _ com oe
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WHERE 2440 :
furniture, 9 pieces M
ALWAYS WELL TR aeaes
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When tliness comes’ When there KENMORE §& ROOM OTL HEAT-
jayoffe or short time er, used season. Phone FE
employment you will be giad 23-0837
you are dealing with Buckner's
where you are always eure of
kind and considerate treatment
| BETTER BF SAFE THAN SORRY. yt. =
up to: $500 lawn mower ali in g00@ condition
dey or cay day at Buckner's | _FE ¢1453 after 5 BOUDOIR CHAIR.
MI 47115
2 PRENCH DOORS. $15
= door and rail, $1¢ — apie cap for boat motor or & mm
39227 _movie projector Money to Loan = 53 (State Licensed Lenders) BBL BBO ~~~
$135
DAVENPORT. 3 6 HAIR R With
slip covers. Qood oak dresser. FE 12 suite boots, sire
i i. new, my cheap. Call after
7 | 4.30, OLive 1-3190
|GRAY Tsai FD , SKIN FUR —_4-8909 € tr. it
FE 2-9206 iintee An Sm or ee cao Dagens _ DARE “COLORS, Broken _oniy $45. MI 6-
: 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG Bo cent. a per | HG ONT PIECE ENING ROOM COUNTRY GROC. ia conta De Le ot up noe 8) suite Call PE 29043 after ¢ 30 about $120,000 mnths - A price. Dresses were +1396, 81493 ru SCTROMASTER STOVE.
: ee 9 west of Bootinc al | OANS now $5 Brasstetes, odds & ends 65-1831 =
bath living quarters. | | were Up to $1.93. now ae SEA- Pr tRONER. CABINET STYLE.
pepates brick 40x80 oii beatae | MAN'S DRESS SHOP 118 Sag- } yr old, reasonable FE 17-0141 real estate with 425 te 8500 2s to ssoo _inew FE 5-8762 Smee - See
Teense Just $7,500 down plus, LADIES COATS SIZE 16. BOY'S CTROLUE GOOD, CONDI investery for everything, Wil) Community Loan Co. pacbek, ctee 1, pita cnowoutt, | ete ee, TB Dee trade for home or good land | 30 E. Lawrence ae. PE 3-36:8 ELEcTRIC CLOTHES DRYER
ee aol pag abtis ciotsund * se hs) ee cee FE 2-7131 and 14 Coats suits and dresses I AMPTON ELECTRIC
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
COAST-TO-COAST
woes AE World's Largest 43 W. Huron Open Eve FE 2-816
Friendly Gervice Excellent condition MA @1332 825 W. HURON
TEAGUE FINANCI LARGE ASSORTMENT. GOOD —__° ead rps TEAGUE FINANCE co condition. clean cheap. FE 2-8064 E.7 TERMS —
202 N. MAIN MAN'S BLUE SUIT, 100% WOOL, Ot nee = ~ hard finish, size 36 at, 20-inch ew furniture specials $30 inner-
ROCHESTER, MICH. Waist Brand new “arer worn spring mattresses 19.95, $20 cot.
LOAN $25 TO 6800 Phone FE 2-0578 after 4 pm ee ee A - - beds maple fin unk
2 MENS TOP COATS: 1 IM- beq complete $50.50 $229, 2 piece LIVESTOCK ported tweed and | beige gabar- living rm. suite $148; $280 daven-
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@ « $25 to $500 | Sete tes A Money to Loan 53| Sale Household Goods ! 57 CARNIVAL
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{ __For Sale, Clothing — 56 table $10 Boy's a , . skates sive @ $10 eer
GET CASH QUICKLY | omms COATS, 4-6-8 AND CLOTH. ‘83 BENDIX AUTO WASHER. Lady's coat, size 16 FE like new 108 Center upstairs —
Up tc to $900 ioe . DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, $90 FOREST DYED, FULL LENGTH Good condition EM 32)
title uskrat coat, site 14 $35. MI DUNCAN PHYFE. TV TABLE
oll gm pu opos ¢-#285 with swive' top: 2 maple lamp
= — on furniture GRAY FOX JACKET LIKE NEW tables, day beq with light et
securities Size 12. $75. OR eet ae. arr: bambe 8
ons ent COAT end y Spin dryer
OAKLAND * "eh ettace tks Se ee ane “ — pacs, oxfords, DUNCAN PHYFE L<-slhe pone
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Sale Household Goods $7 Sale Household Goods 57
6 PT i FRIGIDAIRE
A 5-4606 LEFT ee Cee LAST YEAR'S |
hand door. $75. M. 3 models
aot cian abeby ; en dress-
er, “ree r 6 PT. ELECTR MATTRESSES AND HOLLYWOOD 435. Electric ee |
moa ‘luivere "32 wumes PE. 12 TUBE AM-FPM HALLICRAFTER
5-8633 mahogany console radio cag las outs recotd ¢ er
MODERN ELECTRIC ast OVE; 855. MArket 41314. © Re 1 ——
ke a Sete See Dyacoe s,s ae se incan e drum |
pg gg ts ogg Oe von | table. 1 two-tier table.” al ma- ining room suite - hogany. Call OL 2-807! after 5 30
MODERN 2 PIECE SaerONAL | sofa poe & rose red = new.
FE 6-7453 a
OIL SuANER BABY BED, | ls ¥ . potty chair, and
faye e's fees. = | _Or anytime Sat or on. ee
| For Sale _Miscellanevus 60
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PORTABLE IRONER. LIKE SEW.! MIDGET PRICES
i0. TEETER Pry Suen | Cokes |
| PLAYPER, 83 ee nd
saPRIOEAITOR mh STOVE BED,
rugs, radio and other articles 208
Florence.
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set, 18 piepes Only 6 pieces 3% — b
were used a few a the 32 wy a raph h jammer 2.9
rest has never used 50 Bi a Deck elec jigsaw 75
Cost #120 se 49.50 64" famous elec saw for unre ‘be 7) 50 famous SB.” elec saw
* elec drill, jacobs chuck
$34.50 famous elec sander
1.95 tit arbor &' saw
95 gal. flat white paint
4.50 copper rafter square
3%" Dench vice
16.5@ elec bench grinder
12.50 mitre box With saw
2.95 Channelok pliers
3.60 Linesmans pliers 6 SET OF DISHES 820
writer $20. and antique
with records 71 PIECE
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Munro Pe a Goops dine. size 42. 1 Boys top coat, : b : : ot
_, PB Rochester OL ¢-071) OL 1-070! size . Date Phorie FE 2-1126 trons, ‘Te ie drawer nee hate avuear 5 REBT TIOR MA- 180 (pate Thinnes solvent -
“eisder Sat sind Need Money? Sele Househotd Goods 57. Yi 204 rey th fo Fe oer eet Somaiton, Hae. set Ae socket set Rest Before Work? ne ~ieetee meio pads os apartment size | ad Site Renneky machine ves
ber thet will, I's es near as your telephone | chine $60.95. RB. Munro Elec- - 19¢ PER DAY 19 | 23 Trnseuan Leg me rg
win-| dust call trie, 1080 W. Huron | Be Nk FU RNITURE co. = . 13.66 Treplonive stes. heater
Li 8 chance | |HOT POINT WASHER, Y REBUILT | 47 ORCHAKD LAKE AVE. NEXT FL LL SIZE AUTO. ' 2905 W reo hae, wale. gril
puss. | E >= 9-812) | Sringer; table ‘model radio. cr | TO FARMERS GAS STATION. Nationally Advertised | 4.30 famous deep fryer
your pre. E-Z TERMS 9.95 Casco steam iron ...)....
tnt really | per “auto ANTIQUES” CORNER WAGTNOTS | FRIGIDAIRE GOOD CONDITION 19c Clothes Dryer 19 | 0 Oat eeeine maces J al ver awto Mneociag. “ey ancing | ree i sane MY 3-4308 | s08 Wot Point PE 4-0187 20 Ib. See [Serres pressure coke <
/ worthy. purpose most loans are | cohol—Anti Freeze Pt ie 370" Rout “OIL FOR REN Broil Rotiester
“Good Start!” _ first vistt a4 | pr oon ec ya, Furnace Ses eee GENERAL Heese rs ae " td cluded FE 23-6111, Extension 19¢ FE 4-3563 19¢ peal ‘HOUSE CO
AID. - TILE 10¢ Good ¢ RCA TELRViSION 17° WITH as 9 ste Lg Fe sad Telegraph | Seca
Rudd renee qu sm ie needs miatcnine bac only "Fm 904 Mi omit Sint a eee, 10:30
‘Lo ADMIRAL ELBCTRIC RANGE ? $35, aoromartc . Wit NEW =f oven. |, Com “Ti, REFRIGERATOR ; ATic STOKER WHR
perry ae | eee tate = ee |e hae me : STA -WIDE: Pees hcl eth ood condition PE SeTz HAMPTON ELECTRIC mite PR +2408 after 3.00. | B-te A 1A a D-l0e fs , TE LD” | - a a4 Toe cGR aha Aah hiaoc. Plestic W rt
a. a LOANS $25 TO $500 — E B.. By +m te EASY TASKING AONE TER. Nirie stove, 898.283 Birathmore. Linoleum ee Tile-Mica
ia “EM Baxter & Livingstone seen | IF ner Good TRADE_Gas STOVE Premier Plastic Tile
W. Lawrence St. FE +1538 da trie RB. 1845 w 8 Ortonville Rd. im es
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ALU MINUM DOORS while they last.
scal- bammer. | 4 sale.
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CONE’S RENTAL
| 1281 Baldwin vs 20" meee , a mately 100 years old, @ Pine | 99
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rifie | business, to, 24 months Ma on | OVE. WASHER AnD Pate ae CHEST LOCKER 128 best caine brands Quaranteed for tor ean &
4 mon men! ! ear uy & ne refrigerator i
Work is done fo less thon vou think ~ "8° | BOX SPRING 8 Te ecaanien. | cubic ft. Regular $460.05. Special =f) ericle more than © used me- | BECAUSE WE ARE CHANGING
cabinets, deere, | Melipwood legs Good cond : . | chine. Mich cot, 93 to gts hesting, we will sell
An excellent | $35. 1066 Canterbury TAM PTON ELECTRIC | ¢ , i Oe nm peer | BORROW THE CASH - Orchard Lake Ave very our Stokol a
’ YOU NEED AT \é YR CRIB COMPLETE, EXCEL #25 |W. HURON | Lake Ave or
oo, v8 | Jent_condition 28 W New York PE + —— TUB MAYTAG AND EASY Ieguire 200 Nations! Building. PE
’ j ike” torent @ rare op BEDROOM “SUITE $50.50, Tt ay Yaa GAS SPACE Te Thaw, is NEW, IN- :
umphries =“"*# Buckner fe Sen Ga Sets Bases “ene ey a SURMEISTER DRIVE-IN | Soest of” Drawers Weed trie, tees. eR iT cote eee ma
REALTOR FE 2-0474 RESTAURANT FINANCE COMPANY \ eae . 93 6s Pos i . ‘HOLLY WO 0b wErTit & BED Seneust cteth, 12 napkins; entique | JIMBER
> See Rage [Bves. 4 on the just “Sooner Saginaw Pt Sores | Washers as se coll ings sive coal mhurnace | pm poy la aon
out of belng 8 a= Otrest. Pe _ wee Large an Away, complete gr} KELVINAT rE oR | OED COAL FORMATE FoR SALE TWO YARDS
yton a , TOR ELECTRIC after ¢: mn. Detroit
gross 's month ané only |, 8D inte Men way ae eet Mo rare | ee Dee entire Torres, | _ cee a = "OPEN 8 AA 70.8 PM
open time. from * ti Li u -| a A SE Es
is ince’ land 4 Phone OR 31221 =} nein LARGE DINING ROOM TABLE. ~ USED TRADE-IN 4x8 Sheet rock pec sheet $1.38
= [BANK FURNITURE CO. 3246 quatre Duacan Rute ivime |) DEPARTMENT | int W ie. boards Sh er i ; . 42 ORCHARD LAKE AYE. NEXT — NOLEUM AND PAINT BALI 'Used washer ...... $19.95 1x12 W. om J 905. M.
| Edw. M, Stout, Realtor SHOPPING FOR A | TO sce ae PRM TION i orice af te ph FE | Lounge rs Renee gie.96 ae tue n
(TT N. Saginaw 8 . ye ; moar Geers “a ia | Sota sad ‘
Open eves til) 8 30 LOAN? BARGAINS GALORE i INCH RCA Witt DooRs” 8% —-— = chair 8e ies Red Pie :
Ph. FE 54165 «yeg" promptty to employed a BiNEWND Aasbbe - Inside antennas 5 room Duo Therm heater ix¢ oime fleoring $110. per M.
j women - married Duo-Therm oi] heater, $20. WALTON TV The 6. ft
- — | Nationwide credits of single Chrome breakfast set. 629. Walton Pointy Jos a PE 2-2257 A gh table top $3.80 per i>, $1.35
y P . yf Single visit loan M } binet. ; . et : Leose rock * :
WANT TO BE YOUR i as a es eter -emaar-goel ae FOR SALE GUARANTEED RE-| MAN ag |e panies tal, 84.60 100 f
OWN BOSS } LOAN * | Commode 62.50 {rige: * Lo) CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS W. P. combination doors $14.96. j
" } er'own| LOANS $25 to $500 | ed compete, 9 Spinner washers te oe] THOMAS ECONOMY |$"ptece “eclores bach. vet ad, i |
ving in this destrebie ’ | 3 ab ews hes and mat acuum cleaners $7.96 up) “TTD RIT? ar com aly, 0.9.
K. | Templeton, Realtor | Fanice ps Beeti 1. book case. $20 | Sas FIRED SPACE a et | SO eee DE PAINTS :
@ Orchard Lake Ra. PE 4480 yw. Lawrence PE | = Lounge chelr sod ettoman, 00.50. ike new. Automatic controls and| WROUGHT IRON BUNK BEDS. |7,%OU ARE BoILDIEO © Boome
‘Opes ps TH wrence 20249 Pontiac New cotton mattress, $8.95 j wer. Coal of wood space beat- | Springs and mattresses. 944.95. DRIVE OF or ee Gee ALL
Mortgage Loans Fad Ci termes, ne Wonre Sono otter vE| Sen ? re. 42 Orchard Lake MATERIALS. =
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Machine Shop LOW INTEREST | We Le sell and exchange 3 Path OF OF Aig Bes WB 6 7 inoHOUSE R ERA BURMEISTER
y_bassinette | 4-608 condition.
a eS on ited funds for tamtiy Oakland Furniture | DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. VERY | _ $135 Mt 61300 - -
f. on ist floor; cam sus beer Sor en seresnhcaanguet | Sime. cccastonal i on ai Used Trade- in Dept. | Northern Lumber Co.
4 ; = asher | #197 Cooley Lake
‘sane | Rochester Area PETERS BOTTLE GAS |g nibic bt Deerraeze” Table top tas os 3-4080 é d o | . ' gas aes $49 96
; sot : h | Chest drawer $ 8.95 2 ome Re
me | tae career | Re | os cS) ie Se esate oe Pe HE Deu ne A * Mp am ‘ aie i a : | over payments 3-9003.
Ae OC odes nae ears Sete Bade ee | ae: —— | Dresser $27.95 | Bl kett tt’
= noe Sy See ses "M FORD MAINLINE FOR qp| ene. cleaners vacuUM 8 MATTE a Oe. | 8 pe. weed breakinst cot $30.96 | acKkeltt S
$30,500. terms ot for my equity FE if BY 16 GRAY RUG AND 1 PAD iM Sina" Te pore. 0. | ia BY is Fi] ALL DOWN PAYMENT
R A 3 ACRES (| With iss PT FRONT- BEAUTIFUL 3 HONDURAS Wai MAHOG-| Curtains, books, Jace. WYMAN’S er
oy Annett Inc.| seasycimcnrt BA Erect" thie heat on""ehent 3a “mnniona, sory BED og RG "© Pike Only | on oa von 8 al — Lue } ,
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor |, REAL nen | Se pol So iag ——— mirror. 6300 ee. denser wih | ST cage ad extras, 8. Small) USED CLEARANCE | ‘2. stility pirwoed, 64.39 per
eo ae ste "Gan st re fe" Metorcla conscle TV $38. | _peweh, $288 $05 Pre 62480, eves § cu. R. Prigidaire | 2xé's and Ix6 boards,
rE ¢-2000 —s Leather » partition screen $15 cave 3 CITY. SELLING BEN- gavin" 040.50 | s ond 358's 006 M-
FOR Neer eats FOR 7 T 2roomvoil burner; 1 cnosi “ee MI ted Ge, Ampometts and eas stove wyeare ci * sie se| ond color, $0.88 por ontees vane
Rent-Lease Bus. Prop 49A ber or shop Jessie} 3-room oil burner; trade tet tas seid tomes Pay @ PC DINING ROOM SUTTE. pe — ay votre sise 26 | mek Dixie ie 5-681! ——
#2 YT. BUSINESS FRONTAGE Ox "Sele Land Contracts #3| 0" S-room oil burner or aa lepers | re ies Te | neigereee |Spey ew Peanace oa oe ce. ef of Beach at woe | sell. FE 4-4228. _ i tools, Phone CR 12-2717. _ . YwoopD BED heacbeagd Sie Wanner size oo COMPLETE RESTAUR Fix-
wen 20% DISCOUNT | it? FORD” vicronia | with CGRDEN BLBCTRIC DS TEN SE | ce" bon prime and matirecs re \Gooulog Yi #105 26 | terse Ser erie. 389 Oabbent_ ave.
a ” enn wabetantinh J eer er pit wp week for my DS REFRIGERATOR | LIVING | oo rens Of Bi Of, BURAING HAVE p Aig oe Janerspring $20.80 | CHRtan. @ ft. high, 36 in. wide Has |
a . ate. * — ceieten hs arms or Tel | several that are idea! for 3 and 6, ™sttresse $28 | 2 top drawers, 3 la bot
G. HEMPSTEAD ey W Huron Mt. PR EXCHANGE YOUR LAND CON- Late oll UT houses Beautifully designed Cl AYTON’S | drawers. Good cond. $20. 3318
pron : West (Wiese yeu be old prop- CunsT OF ‘DRAWERS WALNUT Look like. television eonsaies : “a \S Lexington, Scott Lake. 8 ——— : vi —~
1 LAND CONTRACTS |_ vie _VanWelt OR 31 i BE 8 vate 010.3918 | Thece are brand uew but slightly Faia, gsc | Beowtitel alt CCuthere coder
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AV% DISCOUNT | oo . caeme S Y sea CARPETING. 2% 8Q YDS ras | Valves, Michiaen weoredbout. 383 sett on { wins. 5 Neat noreee » oi at aan
: Y Xi ton . mpTe TRADE BABY BUGGY AND 8HOO ese = pad wa ‘ve ee eS rE 5-0074 c $ | minutes
. BEER & WINE STORE | 82-8. Serco PE oe | horse for rocking ND SHOO pei8 _ | Gor POINT ‘ieee RS. WALNUT JUNIOR size DINING | from Post ist Mt. Cle
’ - = sell. OR 36440 | CHROME DINETTE SETS AS, Munro Electric Co. 1000 West, ree table and 4 chairs In _¢ns. FE_ 1-072. —
e's FSH} 23% DISCOUNT | tang Youn Lane conRAcT | con" Se" ceneL “Sit | gaorek-vacooucoupceracy Om samt ON STOP Chitwan eee cod test | 9 small land contracts under | es or auto fF | 93995 These ; : for kiteh- |
AE fiat | fee seta ect ess | hatte Eien | peep, Memes ae: Perms | ideas tems) WAYNE GABERT'S _| feaitilen pedro ody es
E> cet weiss, Cam be pur: / 0 8 Telegraph Open ve | lonk. ‘compare and be convinced |monten- In _ExCeLLERT conpt APPLIANCE SPECIALS! ghuntiy "factory marred. Call_at . WILL TRADE \6@ ROYCRAFT A these extraordinary bargains. | tion. $25. Ph MAyfair 62003. | eas a 1 . $33 showroo ns, Michigen Fiu-
PAUL A. KERN, Realtor) F.C. WOOD CO. Re a yg ie a — bw 4H ape Dressing te t a Sona “Norns "reftgerstor™ 00 er ca ROMeT— Can
= ee Sesame Lake, Ra & Mtoe “4? OLDS SELL OR GWAR, FOR een Yo PES | oat, Oot F 42204 vetore §.| swunte 3 TV like new $e, be seen, Seterdey or, Sunde at
ry e <1 electric stove or w sell NG ROOM 4 SUITE. a BE- RCA TV A-i 128 Centre aa i
Office Open 05 | building materia: MY_ 3-5821 fore 2.30, 042 Stanley St Mom other Shosse trom. | off Muy. We. &
Bnet 9 Gok SS See | BELCO ot “HEATING UNIT. GEAVINO CITY; SELLING BEN- | iscounts oo. ‘new floor sam- CROSLEY TV 2° LOND CON-
CET YOUR. $$$ WORK — ee ae as cee par — for terge building OA e ——— an* Gas Stove. | 1, SAGINAW ve eater tele ae ‘er poet <n
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FOR YOU ment OF fOr edule occage, DROPURAP TABLE AND 3 CHAIRS MISCELLANEOUS , _ PURNITURE. | WABI. MACHINE GOOD RUN. | _sble_MA_¢-2008
We hare « large | ture-over s Siowy “deloreat’ Ware here to | Ritehen table and 2 chairs. fire | ndition. $20. FE 65-2766
tand a mane 0 dsal @ screen. electric heater, 1 UA¥TAG Waniien 1983 3 MODEL. WTD BY BIRMINGHAM COMMU- Combination
emell. le a Com | m cross-cut saw. card table an good condition. Price $4950. | nity House a 48" or 50° Secre- Coal. lumber and supplies.
Cab 2.0160 and cover, 22 rifle FE , > with right hand type-
Syeratee’| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | _K.G. HEMPSTEAD | _Srier tewer. Ml | M. A. Benson Ask for Ted MOPAT: lvl N. ngae Ph. FE $-6165 DINING ROOM TABLE. 6 CHAIRS, 102 E. Huron FE +0284 37 DAVENPORTS, DESK. CHAIR- 2
STONE REALTY | ___@omn_ Bre. 9:9 See eer aaser vceeg: | Saree TWH EEES, COMPLETE | Sia" takes, Poulel “Gah. “Piesi sa ena OL | Ss
ae oe esl = arte | erator small” desk,” draperies. Lane cE BEDROOM eat povsre | SOB, Terr “Ser pretet | te “ Sadina NAW ——__—————| Graves hunting cents pants ana White, tren garéen Bench, mice _DOUBL ne “Mr ea 270 Big Beaver SAVE Y INAW
"DOORS Aluminum 266 | eet $30 per Lene aif
Were $c @ screen
dows from oe Der wesew
Fiber Glass awning. Phone FE
+2575
CIRCULATING or
| fime cond!
| bU0 THERM
Piao aher s.
FURNACE,
Drafting
Instruments Save 50 per cent. Com 10-
ape chrome pleted 4 set
black case Made Pa won
strument Co. Includes
dividers. pen, pen
compass. extra parts and leads
condition. Used
gpa SRALLOW-WELL JET $78.95.
pipes flat wall patnt $2.78 gal
DuPont imterter semigioss 63.79 gal
McBride Hardware
Open Sundays 8-12 1997 sy ne (at Crooks)
Aas Seeseeee | ooo oked Hams...
he Soi, KEN SARK
Corece Woe
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FACTORY INDS; WASH BASINS, pons 4 —- Miromatic pressure
oover upright vacuum
Scam ‘oat; small size
ket, new biack dress
uit, size 38. All
le
inept
jubs. $: $10. Wardrobe trunk, 66.
ia a ge $10. 3
races, be. $i Pink hrideamast dese,
“UNCLAIMED LINOLEUM SALE
4" Ft t Wall Tie 8c
$2.95 California Inlaid
6x9 Linoleums ve seseee
| Harold’s, 140 S. Saginaw
FE — Free Delivery Free
ble Red Stamps
ona Paidas Nite <n 8 MM.
PLUMBING SPECIAL
es res aee s "ARNASON
PLUMBING SUPPLY
&
“aitgben’ cabinet doors & drawers
PONTIAC PLYWooD co.
j. 1488 Baldwin
Warwick. ix.
Ra.
STOKER AND STEAM BOILER.
OL 1-7676.
eee 4 8) aly erate ot maered, alee ie .
igan aol Orchard
Lake Ave
STUDIO couce | — WEW fet
Paid $138 sell for “ fit , ington, Scott Lake.
so eae tank $112 50. SURPLUS LUMBER
Somgees, | AND MATERIAL SALES CO
T | Excellent Used Pine 3 = @8
kt z6 Peg senescss a:
| Asphatt tile, marbieized Se o0. a pata,
rmstrong iniaid tile e&. | = 6 sheathing 59.
|__ FLOOR SHOP — | Restren coaeewe & Mee Lo] 90 8. Saginaw St. steel clothes posts Mor. Many other items at tow
LUMBER | $340 mistined Bd. (M-50) OR
ts white Hagto ney A ry, | S118 =
$85; 1x12, M. sq. ft. or more, | are a ee eS Dene
| 210 thick butt shingles C & C 1-3) 4-4038.
oni vy Be 8c sq ef S| tweak
lots. Matt thick insulation 100 sq. | rtable Adding mechine,
ft.. $4.50; Int. doors $7 & up, Ext. _ °° Premont. FE doors $12.50 & up. 2x4 to 2x12 No. SINGER DROP-
2 & better fir lumber. get our machine. Phone FE 2-7e01.
price now. New type Ansulated | SHALLOW WELL
siding. See us for new tow prices.| the very best makes in America.
Perey carr riecmen ‘post, eo-a6 | perfect, 6106 value, 90600. Réiebt- | em. Sewer crocks & drain tile & | * 383 Orchard
| —— Ph ghd ——— cedar Ave
+. fooring ‘Le. US WER, tats, Oe Senet ar 6 |e. a ae ee el
se ngs our quantity orices. = jumber East ee
| SLIGHTLY M
| Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. © burner twe 220 gel. tanks
6120 Bogie Lake Ra Commerce wih ¢ $7 Call MI -#412
EM 3-2731 _ Set. oF (STALL E
timbers. 20
MY 2s.
— SALE— 16x21 fond as
GOOD CONDIT
Pe 2-035
| WHEEL TRAILER. “1
| fe poree i moter, se horse "tigeini m 1% bh
607 Dixie Hey.
MA aaa __ _
32 GAL. OIL WATER HEATER
-_ sump a4 $25 | $20. 1 3 by 7 French door
as 6new 8 ved for use
umers $06.50 & $119 50
| walues, $49.50 a $50.50
| |
__303 Orchard Lake Ave
LINOLEUM, ie 14, yd.
talls, at
unecane CABINETS LARGE 2 | All metal cabinet,
New sliding triple door units al! at
exc a= Michigan
Fluorescent Orchard Lake
eos
GAL. OPEN HEAD SsTEFL
“erums coal burning your rubbish ia.
bend "6 drums $1 ea.
Hy = "peice 4789 «Josiyn Rd.
culverts, Tenn. ledgerock, Briar
Bin ier
&
N
—“MEYVER’S PUMP
$90 50
shallow well pump im
oo.
Ne money own ba
Used
KELLYS HARDWARE 3904 Aubur) at Adams FE 2-861!
NEW, NEW, JUST OUT- REVERE
latest recorder. Don't buy, | j
| |
. across
53
N ‘i USED 5 MONTHS
gell_or trade! FE 17-6157
POP CORN ‘VENDING — “MA-
| _ehimes, $00 Auburn Ave
* WELL “CASING
v potnt Also, set of pipe
dies m i" rE 23-6703
Gun: Jeluxe Winchester
model 71. 348 caliber, sling
& Texan scope with leac
dat 2 boxes o — ART
HP. naive. |
1 t oer OF VAN AUKEN ¢ GUARDS
FE 40576 |
85 gal.
rensoo: | SMITH'S 287 S. Saginaw a | 1 USED CHAIN SAW $175 CLIN. | =
Chain Saws Gales & Service. |
OR 3-2211. 9140 Pontiac c Lake Rd.)
SS ak
hot - TH aye ® or) — tolg and stee] dome. $90.
USED OIL GAS AND COAL FUR- | maces. Also . ol and gas
| oe Leva — , water
| aters, wers good supply.
Wayne aang = and Air
Co. N. Main. Roch-
_ ester. OL, +0211.
USED POWER A
garden must be
| sold immediately suse of stor-
~ s. Make en offer
T stock, Same
poliéy applies to some new me-
chines in time of
| ear, WF *
| an Equipment, 1583 5.
14 Dp. Refrigerstors washers,
electric and gas ranges at low
prices aw k
WOLVERINE LUMBER AND WRECKING
300 S. Paddock rE re
No. 3 oak flooring, per M. 686.50
Used sheeting, per M.
New totlets . $8
15x14 lavatories with fit $16.96
We carry @ full line in camber,
plumbing and bu
your gas or of] ¢ rion.
acre poe my 2 of Sasces r uc iste
_Garwood EM a —_
USED HIG!
_and water pear
"aint cote G6 rsmpeon S Perry
large selection af door
extraordinary vréelues
—— 393
ve.
stand. 96;
—¥ gg tor surg , fies initia d |
.
“thee
de '
t
THIRTY-SEVEN
SLAYBAUGH’S .
( aii oH ati
7 i : F
: f E on 23 5S
f :
2 pe ‘ il
i : tite . omar,
y ; 3-2131.
stock, and stud ‘serv-
Led fee. O'Dell Collies. Pinckney,
Sai Fe. | sores <8 +2006, : BEA Cc.
each. FE
AKC REG
| fi;
Sax F PI 3
bd _ = } - oad toplion
Foone = 6 Dm! Zorro. 2% biocks & of Asters = UNRE- Ave subdivision.
deemed and rifles. $10 me : ARA AND. CANARIES. Ah tee PE 46510 5 si z
at 1 box of shells. Phone Mights ant breeding
fede per ree Set ht vi oie 7 KEETS. CANARIBS, CAO. Re ew ete Cor es. food. Since 1827. 584 Oakland ACTICALLY Wl 30-30 —— ve.
Lm ‘us Om 2008 AR
WA 6 a i riftes Manie: EMINOTON A
*yones of shells. Good ; Also” 30.08 Winchester, model 78. ae i« Mon Used 3. ssosene, New RED IRISH SETTER, 11 MONTHS
RABBIT HOUND. —_ 6sA W. Wilson o
unting Accommod., eb" Wien -cerFan “AGE 2%. H - ~-| with dog house, and Savage auto- HUNTING,| matic All for 6156.
a1
rE
Fin dirt. Gand and gravel. FE
SUHx DAT AND PEAT—I0AD- | on delivered 1280 Crescent ed e
Ra. OR 3-754.
6 Yard tgs $9 Delivered.
BLACK °
PILL, SAND, GRAVEL. SCHAEF-
7814. GERMAN SHEPHERD
By our cham
FORJAN. pe Pu : OR 3-0268
Met thon ee Be Astor PE
I ARiOM 3290
—_—_—EeEEEerer
V-Liebstraum.
NNELS
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ay
i
APPLE BARGAINS — N
Spy sod many others, Al) sprayed
and i. A but some
ehards, 2206 E. Commerce Rd.
end Duck Lake Ras. ;
Presh
Fora. ea
i
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Parm, teat Disie Hey.
a Perm 1900 Siiverbel)
Rd.
POTATOES. Did THEM YOUR.
= & eee So ‘OUR-
Sale Farm Equipment 76
E Tillers Roto Hose.
“Wereclie Bh take off, plow. power take b
men tg age 4 Ortonville s86F15
FOR FARM-ALL CUS. EM
KING BROS. YOUR I-H DEALER
Sy i 3 ¢ e 6?
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22
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Varke OAs. HAY or wre" ‘uantities. OA
FE 1-408 ( yards, $12) PE $7000)? MOOOBS.,.2 Secu. S033 Pontiac % YARDS| Leake Road
Pleasant View Farms
YORKSHIR
RES
beget atanes
ani he fine used bedroom fu:
good living ‘oom suites, very
a chrome
breakiast set in
curentve maple cuntite Segmes
logs, +p a)
cha: eltee tains, chairs, end
mechines,
wy OE . eUitars,
sing barreled . some
oF oy Ey
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93%
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954
of farm iE} Hl
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AMERICAN GENERAL,
. Continental, Rove
| others. 14% ff to 41 «|
| 2 bedroom ———- gave dob.
hal ce due i if MODEST MAIDENS *
reas sae eee vacuum brakes,
ee a. Patio T1787? 600 OR
? SPEED TROCK AXLE, res Tulsa winch wn on tae
bed. late | ome 18
Gage Suetiate wire co O41 CLASS, GLASS, GLASS GENESER TRAILER SALES We spectatize tp safety tor 2101 nan ears, trucks, and e
NEW MOO) ne Op bang = Sota for retite 1e" "customs, ee
wearers. | oo 5 years 8 per cent on thea. Fub Glass
, — ee ~- Elear - Rich :
rms Parking _* quae *
“Parkhurst Trailer Sales es “és tag 140 Lapes B¢ | Lake Orion | 404
ef Onklane Aveo 9B i663 3s VAGABOND HOUSETRAILER. ETRATLER. | % Tow me Box autem at ; ‘| with finders new.
Soka 32310. Auto Service 8
months o 4. down payment CHANEKSRAPT In take over tontract.
Pontiac
Chief MOBILE HOMES
CALIF. BUYER HEF © SHARP
a 2020
1 or
For
CHILDS TRACTOR.
ber" on
Jacket
RIDERs TO CAN TAKE 3 OR ¢
Tucson, Aria. Share driving and
Wanted Used Cars 88
By Ja Alan!
4 *
7: ——
TIYSAM Heir |
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PICKNPS ey 4 large for
srs ap4. eases, aad Seer
OWENS re
DISPLAY. For Sale Used Cars 91 were ere oe wee Weer
dean. 0% Beek Cake Ra 0Ov os 2 DEMONSTRA
tor
ed SEE PA N
MODEL
BIG
SAVINGS
LARRY
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
ote On
Phe ta _
SPECIAL
1951
CHEVROLET
1 Ton Pickup
$645
WILSON GMC ~
809 S.. Woodward
FE 4-4531
ite FORD Fi DUMP TROCK. Wi |
Ge: | GEV Wi FOR —¥—aPEED A % :
gftt sunsing ccntition. 33)
10. Vv BOLT TON |
to ge. $986. OR 3.1283 1
For Sale Used Cars mn
Buick 1954 Super Riviera
Owner Must Sacrifice | Driven only 7000 mi. Special up
bolstering and loaded with extras | Car cost $3420 will sacrifice for
MI 4-8280. [
@ GOOD CONDITION, payments q/
(y gar" bctore 6. -
49 FORD
CUSTOM TWO DOOR
Radio, heate whitewail) tires. ex-
contition
me $445
Open Every Night,
Including Saturday,
Till 9 p.m.
Matthews-
Hargreaves
211 S. Saginaw St.
FE 4-4546 |
Chevrolet ‘ | For Sale Used Cars an
| CHEVROLET, BEL AIRE. 3 Gr. like new. ty equipped. Pri-
_vate. OL 2-204).
‘@ CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR. Radio and | Automatic OR 37-2348. transmission, cast
| coupe. Radio and heater
=
Lincoln Capri 4 Doors
Lincoln Convertibles
LARRY
JEROME
Rochester Ford Dealer
PR OL tent
“FOR MORE IMAN 30 TRARS A
@00D PLACE TO sUr.”
here oe CHEVROLET 53
Her 2 Gost tel | Se ek terse | See, Se, Se try St. oe ee ROT pe ites "® hes” Radio end beater, geod Ve FE 4-6882 |i? CHEVROLET 4 DOOR VERT | very good mecnanically And 6
BES Grae eter "ba one) """RONTIAC 52
ESO LOGAN | BA A Bota | CHEVROLET i961 EXCEPTIONAL m eemgrece on ig ME a d argain Low mileage MI 62520. = rifie of $1329,
., PRS Rice og go emers| "FORD ‘31 DeSoto Engine waitin eeeaue carbs crowd ewe ear me
| Steere seas) ama ape Custom Fordor| seamitisens “wil onder | Si" aice tafe ie
sii Nad"tusoe neat rere | it mane sre «seme © Michigan's | SiSenen Ok bate Finest . ‘ “sssume payments, 448 Wood| The Big Paved Lot ' ward, Birmingham
| Dopak ‘39 couPE, | PERFECT| on the Corner of $149 D | ae ont now ae ~ Woodward & 13 Mile Rd.
“47 CHEVIE coer oe ‘
OW) |e , 7
SCHUTZ \rgr at 104 P WAS cal
e. i redie ‘eater, $1200. DeSot
1 OS Motors Inc. | "wen"? sepinser ube new DESQTO-PLY MOUTH ‘as Dodge. A veal trompentetion Oiclals care end demon, wa: car * ® Gelling
Birm = | Come in and make us an offer. ™ below cost.
Open Til 9 m. n12 We Montcalm” Pe seis We have’ are jet
a Mt —— ote icheane | Ad
MoetReis ke tans conga
Perfect |i He E2 an : ore V8 4 Dr. ....- 4
1984 DeSote V-$ Gporteman $42.41
Buy! (ggestsersi 30 Mos. 1958 Willys Aere Hardtop : re on the
1953 DODGE iss ~4 v4 4 ee Balance
CLUB COUPE 1983 Degoto ¥-8 4 De. 0°68 aT Low BANE RATES Ol BB Nececupsesccesctpeee $46 06 :
mouth De. 639.08
Peele” atte Te | MRE Boag eee... me! SCHUTZ poy end ecom| 2 emma MOTORS INC, emical ev ve. er Piymouth Cambridge 2.0
: eds Wccouuk” Sessaciass”
ed Se seo is Ras PP nos: _EVERY NITE EXCEPT SAT.
ne igig Megeuer Seda esos Ls
down NOT REQUIRED
BRA Community
Keller-Koch , Motors
1951 FORD |
cuevE Convertible Cat: wethenlicen we eee Ese =)
1949 FORD......... $295 $795
CLEANUP Se TE we 1953 BUICK
SALE! |—“Stemre | Sore ase $1,995
The.new Chevrolets will
soon be here — we must oe STUDE ti
wrote room for trade-ins, LARRY é0. heater “Rraramatic. white
e¢ us now for the right 1,595
a de JEROME | 1953 PONTIAC $3 CHEVROLET Rochester Ford Dealer Convertible = redio, ye
ee ee = ah $1,695
wane ] Q5 1950 BUICK 4 DR
'52 CHEVROLET eas POMTIAZ BE... AIR TWO DOOR .
Tis cor outs ae see TO Patio. hester, Myéremetio and
1195 $1,595
oe $1800 west CADILLAC 51 BUICK . oun SPECIAL—FOUR DOOR Compe, eee tres
$895 : O 1954 CHEVROLET
S52 CHEVROLET oe on } 4
lew 1954. | ™ sis Transportation Speciale
‘52, PONTIAC 8 Fords = | aa
$1195 : Lincolns PU yp aig HO stom 4 door,
°50 CHEVROLET | AS
ORADIO «Ms Mercurys | 1948 PONTIAC
$645 Sear Ste pumas "A ip MASEL? BOE Demonstrators; .
4 | - 1946 CHEV. 4 DR. $395 AND $145 : R
'48 CHEVROLET 1949 roe rn eas Factory | mht
’ ‘ ‘ e
| — | Officials’ | igs pacxarp S$) PLYMOUTH Sa ae ee FOUR DOOR SEDAN j . 145 :
RADIO & HEATER Ca $
$645 | : | * 1949 BUICK | i
; | Custom Line Fordors | Super Bedanctte
'SOCHEVROLET | $445 PANEL DEIVERY | c ; > }
| Sunliner Convertibles |
$495 | 1949 PACKARD 4 DR.
, Skyliner Hardtops $295
1947 PLYMOUTH Station Waron. Radio & Heater.
MANY OTHERS
TO CHOOSE FROM
Community
Motor Sales
Pontiae end Buick Date
803 N. Main, Rochester
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 i
For Sale Used Cars 91| For Sale Used Cars 91 : re } \ Sore CNL
aes PRICED | -}] Harold Tur i ED -|| Harold_lurner } TO MOVE! “BEST in WHEELS & DEALS
- Just three weeks before the new BUICK és Quality Cars — Low Prices
Come to Clark- announced to the public. ‘So, we must make ’ '
f room for the trades. We're cutting our used car A. BUYS FINAL pian ord good yt o i a2 ae, _ ' inventory in half, so act fast on these prices! ,
eal on a used | %".* Fe REPOSSESSIONS — |" 8, Wass | 'S1 Ford Custom 8 "$2 Stude. Sed. ...$799
CE "lteter Zt"en: rome *Y Sage enters $195 $795 Fordomatic ..9603 "39 Buick 4 dr.....$99 49 Buick ; ‘47 Mercury Club ‘S51 Buick 4 dr., Special, ||| 52 Merc. 4 dr...$1,099 | '41 Dodge 4 dr, ...$44
Coupe, ready to go. radio; heater. A low ||| ’53 Ford Custom 2 '41 Ford Cpe. ..... H4
price for a’ fine car. | ar. Fordomatic $944 38 Dodge 2 dr. ...$44
$295 | |] 'S1 Ford Conv....$699. +39 Ford 2 dr. .....874
48 Pontiac 2 dr., radio DOGO '90 Hudson 4 dr...$399 +51 Ptym. 2 dr. ....$44 and heater. Very nice "SI Chevrolet Bel Air ||] ‘5! Buick 4 dr. ...$599 47 Ford Conv. ...$244
condition, Hardtop, radio, heater, ||] ‘51 Nash 2 door '48 Hudéon Sed. . .$125
2 tone paiht. Hydramatic «544 ict penry J ..000-$199
$395 lf ota food 48 Ford 2 dr. ....$125
"9 Ford Tudor, radio, 9999 0 Men bdr gaea 48 Stude. Conv, ..§199
Riemenschneider Bros. heater, good shape. ‘52 Plymouth Sedan, ra- : “elie 48 Buick 4 dr... .$244
» heater, light green, ||| 'S3 Plym. 4 dr....$999 16 Poca 2 ar. ....$250 Dodge- good rubber. 'S2 DeSoto 4 dr...$8 48 Chey 4 dr... $24
Plymouth $495 50 Ford Conv. «$599 15) tudson 2 ds. ..$744 : '50 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 $1095 "50 Ford Coupe ..$344 Phone FE 2-9131 é 51 Hudson, 2 dr.. .$744
Gr Tuep end heater. 152 Pontiac 4 dr., De- ||| ‘3! Hudson 2 dr...$29 . 16) Gy, Conv. ..9609
Jacobson “_N luxe 8 radio, heater, ||| ‘5! Pont. # dr.--..$78 o51 Otds. 88 2 dr...$799 . one-owner beauty. 50 Olds 2 dr. 88. .$599 51 Kaiser 4 Dr. ..$299 f
Pontiac’s Exclusive $595 os ees vip ek “774 on
51 Studebaker Club $1195 @ Pont 2 dr....999 HARDTOPS Coupe, a regl mileage 52 Buick Special 4 dr. ||| '50 Olds. 88 ...... $599 °S3 Nash ........ $999 maker. Radio, heater, ~ "SO Buick 2 dr. ...$544 '51 Ford .......- $744
paint and tires. to ||| ’52 Chevrolet 51 a eanes $799
$695 choose from. Club Coupe ..$899 SO DeSoto ...... 699
"SO Buick Super 4 dr.,
feater, custom trim. "S3 Ford 4 dr., radio, ||| ’S2 Ford % ton °S3 Ford F-3 me oe halen — i PRD « «cs: Express. .....$999
re- - oe a i ite- "SO Chev.
en ee 1 5 Rall pe | Deer AT | rowmcam |e Te] See Us! |perioe mesma | oes, 4 “or $1595 Wick. et iin PT teae “faint eaty |" FORD 3 DR GU GOWN AND We Finance ee luxe, radio, heater, 2 dan Delivery..$199 ’30 Ford % ton me 4 PONTIAC STARCRIEF CUS- || tone green, whitewall ‘54 Ford Customline 4 - / Express ...... $399 : : | $1,095 rea ener Prine start lent condition. rE «008. tires. dr., radio and heater. 46 International 46 International ="
: “46 FORD 4 D ater, whi 8 ere : i 9 12 ft. Van ....
ner enpepern bay oak th a "eae ace wart st] NATIONAL | "PEMbatade "RAMEE $1495 nee ¥%4 ton pickup $1 2 ft. Van ....$299
IT $195 fiat - FORD. MOTOR SALES) = |_"* TS “St
ee nen {so NASH STATESMAN|MRRES: coe fon a| eee drocadia Netes Pome, rede Soa heves |] HAROLD TURNER, FORD i © OLD : Le 6 ° eater, Pow- r. io ter, ‘ ; 1951 Olds Holiday Pour with heat. : weak lars Pr —
3 bs | oe lee Spe i) el Uisereian cuurione 3 BIG LOTS
eee S1 Douce HARDTOP “Support the United Fund” 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham
um | fGenete et Woodward & l1-Mile Rd. . 134 Mile & Woodward poet | OLIVER BUICK Ke DEALER GLENN S Or z Till MIdwest 4-7500 LIncoln 7-3901
" FE 4- 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2.9101 ||| Lincoln 7-3900 Lincola 7-401
Hanvest creapance CLEARANCE SALE!|| PONTIAC RETAIL STORE | ff :
— S A 5 F 7-_—____ We absolutely and positively have to clear our lot. So, we have closed , :
“4 ‘ our eyes and cut our already low prices even further. |
1ALL CARS MUST GO! |l'40....... 5 '49 5 | GOODWILL USED CARS
NO REASONABLE OFFER ||, oe, _ — j REFUSED 46 .... .. $135 50 re $595 ‘S2..... $1195
-- : . sod age? go : 1953 BUICK Super, Convertible, radio, h 1982 DESOT , radi
+. ean pee, tees fin- — — ocens Wraneportaion’ ues Real" savings = oe oe Myaramatie. “Bios ‘toss. and Dynaflow. nN Stock No. 3667) v0, Beater automatic en * tock "Ne 'se7¢-A}
Se REE a7 $165 ‘50... $595 ‘52... $1295 $1895 $995 : chi varie || ESSSES ERS phtaee st : “1 4953. 2Dr Station Wagon as : — = Lees 1953 CHEVROLET 2 door Sedan, beautiful 1952 CHEVROLET Styline 4 door Sedan, radio ; white walls, Mere te that taney | |’ oe $165 SO...... $645 Ba, $13 5 2 tone paint, radio and heater. (Stock No. 3643) and heater. (Stock No. 3923)
H 148 DOWN 109 Dees Ga, || Sn” Ee ee $1245 $795 ‘ * o Custom | 2 1953 De Soto Convert. ae ‘ ‘
; a Tt we eee wae {Il 40 «os 0 $185 ‘Sl...... $695 ‘52..-.. $1445 ||] 1951 PONTIAC, nice green 2 door, radio and -—-—«1981 DODGE black 2 door Sedan with radio ; and coat covers. || Ford tudor, Light finish and Nash ae Oldemodiie Gupet 9 fordor heater. (Stock No. 3594-A) and heater. (Stock No. 3668-A) | , baad $149 DOWN || car for the wife. Gsod Tomity cnr. gtey finish. $695 $595 |
1952 Piymoath 4Dr._ 1951 Mymouth2Dr. |] ‘48... $220 'S1......$745 '53..... $154 7 eh = ‘of Pree Tete cor fe fully equipped || heater and om = = wrote . in “Green Fae fone bine paint, radio, heat ee (ss —— seauy nice. Has radio = pee ta Chieftain oan c, ae | 4 $95 DOWN : oar a | A ock No. eater and Hydramatic. tock No. )
Sees | 47 .. a _ $265 90.......$745 ‘54..... $1695 | $1025 $1295
; Come In Today... Gickeradg "ane hiss: Sur"™fuun. dle nee”, SAE" tae Sot | = : ; . . “sen “ 1951 NASH Ambassador 4 door Sedan, radi 1951 STUDEBAKER Club Coupe, V-8, radi | | . Drive a Bargain Away! 47 $295 1) $9 45 '53..... $1995 || heater, bed equipment. (Stock No. 3608). ° heater, Hydramatic. (Stock No 3 3642) " a
— aa — LOOK — a eS ee ek | $595 $545 Sere are come KO MONEY DOWN SPECIALS with payments to Mt : = ene ;
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6:00—(7) Little Rascals. Little leads to trouble for Topper. Anne |
Jeffreys, Robert Sterling. ture’ film. Dana Andrews, John
Ireland in ‘Walk in the Sun,”
. Rascals in “First Round Up,” |9:00—(7) Dollar a Second. Jan| 2!™ film, (9) Capt. Video. Adventure
film. (4) Time for Music. Jane |
Palmer sings. (2) Willy. Willa
ately trigs to lose an election,
June Havoc stars. - | i
8:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (|
News. |
6:30—(7) Heart of the City. Pat-
rick McVey in “Planned Dan- |
ger.” film drama. (9) Sports;
film (4) Republican Central
Committee, Political. (2) Tele-
rick.
6:45 (9) Frankie Conners. Music
(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev-
erett R. Phelps.
+:00—(7) Kukla Fran and Ollie |
Puppet Show. (9) Boston Blackie —
Blackie becomes involved in-
feud between brothers. (4) Star
Playhouse. Film drama to be
announced. (2) Favorite Story, |
Adolphe Menjou tell of “No
Tears,” film.
4:15—(1) Detroit Deadline. News. |
1:30—(7) Rin Tim Tin. Stage rob- |
bery loot unearthed in “Woll |
Cry.” (9) — Friendly ‘Theater.
Film to be announced. (4( Eddie
Fisher. Eddie sings popular
songs. (2) News. Doug Edwards.
9:45—(4)
Cameron Swayze.
Como. ry sings ballads.
8:00—(7) Ozizé and Harriet. The
Nelsons disagree about ideal
temperature in “The Furnace.”
(4) Jack Carson. Jack with
comedy, Claire Trevor, guest. Murray hosts quiz. (9) The.
Stranger. Lynch mob railroads |
drunk to gallows. (4) Big Story. |
“Case of Killer on Wheels,”
to obtain “The Best of Every-
thing,”” stars Don Taylor, Sally
Fraser.
9:30—(7) The Vise. “Dr. Damon's
Experiment,” deals with psychi-
atry and a love triangle, Lau
rence Naismith, Sandra Dorne
stars. (9) Mr. and Mrs. North.
Pam and Jerry on another crime
chase. (4) Dear Phoebe. ePter
Lawford, Marcia Henderson in
comedy of male love-lorn col-
umnist, female sports writer. (2)
Our iMss Boroks. Buried bones
cause excitement for Connie
Brooks, Eve Arden stars.
10:00—(7) Black Spider. Don Barry
in “The Westisde Kid," film. | nis James hosts talent show. |
Tom Stewart, bass-baritone, in
third try to win. (4) Cavalcade
Soprts. ‘ Eight-round light- |
heavyweight boxing bout;
Gannon. (2) |
Francisco po-
cial agent. |
Roscoe Karns in adventure film. |
10:45—(4) Greatest Moments in
Sports. Walter Kiernan hosts
runner Greg Rice.
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales
with Arthur Prysock, vocalist. 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen
with music, variety. Barbara
Carroll, pianist.
SATURDAY MORNING
9: 15—(4) News.
9:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. |
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10:30—(7) Smilin’ Ed.
16:46—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons.
11:00—(7) Space Patrol. (4) Rough
Riders. (2) Sinema.
11:15—(2) Cartoons.
11:38—(7) Cowboy Show.
bott and Costello. (2) Ab-
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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Top.
1:00—(2) Lone Ranger.
1:15—(7) Pregame Hudfle.
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‘Ser (2) “Perry | venture film (2) Rocky King.| Don McLeod.
3:00—(2) Playhouse.
4:00—(2) Movie Party.
4:30—(9) Film Fair.
4:45—(7) NCAA Scoreboard.
Vocal Varieties. (4)
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22; 1954
tor Is Former Comedia _:
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But Acting’s Out
for Julie Oshins Denies Unfair Reports
of Many Writers Fired
by Television Comic
By JACK GAVER
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PRAISE TV EFFECTS—Roy Rogers and \
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Seized in Texas Convalescent Patients
Still Being Accepted
Bloomfield Hospital Clyde Marshbesks. Diz.
of Puerto Rico Near the |
Mexican Border
EDINBURG, Tex. & — Ramon
Mirabel Carrion, 41, secretary gen-
FBI Nabs No. 1 Commie! ¢
WARD'S TELEVISION
CITY WIDE SERVICE
| Health and Red Cross drive was through Oct. 28.
THIRTY-NINE |, ‘reported within 15 per cent of its
Jackson's ‘54 $414,239 goal Thursday. The com-
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Fund” Community Chest,
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(2) Mama. Peggy Woods in title| guest. (9) National News. (4) 5:ee—(7) Heart of Detroit. (9) the game a long time and has done eral of the Puerto Rican Commye- |
role. | News. (2) News. Wild Bill Hickok. (4) Industry Practically ~~. type of — a nist party, was — by the FBI
$:30—(T) Ray Bolger Show. Ray 11:16—(T) Theater. Cesar Romero,| ™ Parade. | Sen coshd de it Cabin tan wa lctdec Ketwcen the United Statee|| Commas SORMEEES Tetter in “Detective | 5:15—(4) Garden Show. ; M4-31-42-Foot Models shows young dancer the town, Audrey | regrets about stepping out of the | and Mexico
and is trapped in a big crush.| Girl,” film. (9) Good las limelight for the It was lear whether the Te Cheese Prem &:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9). ght time being. as not clear r
(4) Life of Riley. Riley's chil- bor Theater. Joan Bennett, Vie- w F 4 fs or 4 had de Puerto Rican was attempting to | Oxierd Trailer Sales
dren the family food| tor Mature in “Housekeeper’s| Western Feature. (4) Michigan we serene ee 0 ee I os leave the United. Stat | —— - sire to be a big star,” he ex- |eMter or leave t eT ac laniite Howth of Lake Orion | budget, William Bendix stars. | Daughter,” film. (4) Little Show. plained. “I'm pot very complex. |B! agents said his arrest tied in|] M-24 Ph. 1,
(2) Topper. Chicken pie contest! Drama to be announced. (2) Fea- '6:45—(4) Michigan Report | 5 never get aggravated. with the seizure in New York City | Sse — ——J
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WXYB, Wattrick-McK WWJ. Boxin 1:45— WWI, News by 2 Caller out on the coast late in the sum- Puerto Rico's No. 1 Communist effective. Ideal home \ hess West of :
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WS—WIR, Clers Quartet | SCREW. Mwood Date | CKLW. De CREW. Sone of the Seséie| BOW program on NBC. Six teams | ished from his native island . - WW), Bue Lyneb =us. "eee WJBK. Gentile Sings WCAR. Harmony Hall of writers submitted Meas. He WXYE Lee Smits 10:38—WJR. Curtain Time WOAR. Seve — W. Eddie Chase WW, Sports High @:86—-WaR. teens Meu didn’t like any of the ideas, so | WCAR. Sports WXYZ, Top of Town WCAR. Coffee With Clem | SATURDAT AFTERNOON the report got around timt he | PONTI AC’'S FIRST ;
“Fw iuineliang WIBK. Rouseparty S0— WW. Ggrert & Cwaly! os wan, Cuy Mespital fired Gem. Go ust caly eover | WXYZ, Bil) Stern &:45—WCAR Radio Revivel | wwy rose gho |; hired them—he never met them. ;
SAE Gece [SET RT" | tacnm wes eneeee | SER Mee rm | Nt acters in teertaen || =. TW SERVICE DEALER ! | : Th WXYZ, Ed McKenzie WJBE, Tom George are under a terrible strain when
TRE eee |e ee GRRE Sst GSES, | Te "icrw''comes | they have to tum out material for BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE piers . pty egy Bg | WCAR News Rhythm WXYz. -game |a@ comedian every week. How often :
7:08—WJR, Guest Bouse WJIBK. Gentile 9:18—WER. Mae Meeks 1:38—WJR, News, TD Inn (can any writer be sensational? Authorized Factory Service for 15 Dillerent Menulacturers
| And TV constantly demands the |
sensational.
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ww, ) Bere Dew CKLW Toby Ds 10:18—WIR Topic tor Teday| 9:90—WIBK, Den Mcteos | . We're going to keep Red's : CKLW t& WJBK. Gentile Ginge WWJ, Musica! Youth 4:00—WJBK. Melody | show as flexible as possible this PHONE 41 — DRYDEN, MICH. t 0:00 WIR. Crime Prete 6:18—WJR, Melody Roun@up| 10:38—WIR, Galen Drake wean. News, . Carousel | season to get the most out of his
WXYZ, Show Stoppers Ww, Opyerest wes. , Ae san os | versatility as a performer.
= CKLW Mary Morgan ¢:30—WJR, Football Piash: “We'll do almost anything that
6:15—WWJ, Crank masts “awa, Deroresh of Agric | WCAR, Gong Parede WWJ. Scores, Week's Game the writers:come up with that im-
WJBK, G. D. acegpal acne cies | CELW. Mere'e meakh 443WIR, TD. ton | presses Us as aan for om
8:30—WJIR, Godtrey Digest \ P 5:00—-WJIR, J. Russel! Some weeks we'll one sketch; |
wwe, oes Sere Lk News, Genet "WEY. Jouany euage "| CRLW. pernegere Ue'lm'd some weeks two sketches. We're |
CELW Takes Bustbe? "Swi Bows eereneds | See = ft er wean, | 5 doing some original musicals that |
#:45—WXYZ. Just Basy WEE Welt WCAR. News Gong | SUR WXYZ. Pop Concerts take up the whole 30 minutes, Red | 9:00—WIR, Perry Come WJBK. News, G. & B | 11, Slagle — — is also creating some hew char- 6:30—WIR. J. WwxYs, Sammy Kaye WCAR. News. Coffees 11:38—CELW News Bud WXYZ, Week 4 Wash acters. Besides me. I mean.
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7:15—WJR, Muste Man 12:06 WJR, Jack whit ZS : | 9: 16—WJIR, Norths WWJ, Breakfast Music WWJ. News : wate we —s fa 5 aw oer, Te 2s 9:30-WsR, Ames ‘ns’ Andy CKLW Toby David WXYZ. News Gisgie WJBK, McLeod director.”
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| THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 _
| obtain and hold suitable employ- “a
: her $200 a month and was to re- * or ? | ceive in return 2 per cent of her | U'Ges Consideration Sais adamieet
"ae: ’ earnings as an actress and model. for Older Employes
K t k Voters Torn H Thornton said she disappeared | cause of age as long as they want Aen uc ‘ys ‘on Billboard, Sues in 1946 and not until he saw her, PHILADELPHIA w—Undersec-|to work and are able to do the
- r al 2 picture on the billboard advertis-|Tetary of Labor Arthur Larson) job.”
Between 2 Popu ar Men- ‘LOS ANGELES ® — An agent) ing a recent film did he locate | says the United States should for-
who lost track of a client eight | her, She is now the wite of Vic get the depression-born attitude | \,, ey . »
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP) — Ken-| popular and the party is not split. | Ye@Fs ago saw her picture on a bill-| tor Orsatti,. Hollywood’ actor's that the older worker should be ietminh Quit Cambodia
tuckians of both parties will mark But Cooper has pulled upsets |°0@*d and promptly brought suit | agent. | retired to make way for younger; LONDON w—Peiping radio last
their ballots Nov. 2 with reluc-|sosee and the most commonly en Om damages. Thornton asks $20,000 which he| men and women. De yoy
tance and after considerable soul- commonly | Agent Walter Thornton's com-| says he spent promoting his client| Speaking here last night at the | letminh forces hing heard comment is .“nobody can | plaint, filed yesterday, said Patri-| and $100,000 “lost benefits”. under | third annual Conference on Old) had pulled out of the Kingdom of
Too often the voter's complaint | best Alben Barkley in Kentucky— | cia Van Iver, who later took the| the contract, | Age Employment, sponsored by| Cambodia two days ahead of the
is that both candidates are no good | Wess it's John Sherman Cooper.” | professional name of Dolores Don- | Temple University, Larson said| Oct. 20 deadline set in the armi-
—he doesn't want either in office.| Most Kentuckians feel that the | lon, signed a contract with him|’ Eggs packed with the small end/the principal effort should be stice agreement ending the Indo-
year it is exactly | Ste can't lose either way. in 1945 in which he agreed to pay! down are said to keep better | aimed at permitting “workers to! china War. sity i i TELL ee | Z z
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