a
ole tend
Case Recessed After
Confession Is Read |
‘Howard Wayne Moore’s
wife and mother took th
stand yesterday to defend
the 24-year-old accused sex-
slayer, on trial for the first)
_ degree murder of his lake
Orion néighbor’s daughter,|
Martha Little, 3.
Although both women
called Moore “normal,”
their testimony was ex-)
pected to conflict with that
of a psychiatrist when the
case resumes tomorrow.
Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem
rested his case yesterday after
presentation of a barrage of evi-
dence, including a second state-
ment containing a confession which
Moore has repudiated.
Read after objections by defense
paign 1 know,
i
on Fri-|™. July 27 to a deserted lovers’| 5 ¢ be tet
His recent bride, married four
months tomorrow, told of drunken .
weekends spent By-Meere-orr their |
honeymoon.
Irene Moore, 20, admitted mae
i “ha
“election of the Democratic
up a new attack on/ Preside
1
9 July 27, but added, *‘He was not
drunk.” She said he “always”
drank beer weekends.
Mrs. Minnie Fairchild of Ox- —
ford, Moore’s 49-year-olq mother, | i . +
testified, “Howard was the best § |
son a woman could have, He's | ummer Ingering
still the same good boy.” l | M p
he said Moore “is a very im (Ot LeaSt | More Day | telligent boy who always knew. |
what he was doing.” Our wéatherman says tonight |
TELLS OF DRINKING \will/ be mostly fair with a low of |
She admitted Moore began drink- /52 fo 56 predicted.
ing beer at 16, adding that he; For ‘tomorrow, mostly fair
drank heavier _ his sete on from weather is predicted. The high,
pa doy Roos. ‘read betwen | temperature will reach from 72)
Mrs. Fairchild said: Ito 76 degrees,
“My boy’s one of the healthiest , The low last night in the down-|
I’ve ever seen, He never held a jtown Pontiac vicinity was 56.
grudge, or was resentful, and he / degrees. 4
thrived on competition.” Today at 2 p.m. in the down-,
Under cross - examination by|/town Pontiac area the. mercury
(Continued on Page 61, Col. 5) laseved up to 66 degrees. —
saanaionra
Name Principal S peaker
tor UF Kickoff on Tuesday
Principal speaker at the Pontiac-Area United Fund
kickoff breakfast next Tuesday will be Frank O. Staiger, ;
executive secretary-treasurer of the Michigan District,
of Kiwanis.
The gathering at Elks Temple wil
opening of the 1956 cam- —
paign to raise $612,202 in
support of 54 community
service agencies.
Staiger has built a reputation as
a public speaker throughout Michi-
gan. He lives in Port Huron and
takes an active part in that city’s
community life-as a svhool and
~Tibrary board tember
He was recently honored by the
Pontiac Kiwanis Club in its “Flow
ers To The Living Program.”
The speaker has been active in
the work of the Port Huron
Salvation Army Citadel for more
than 26 years.
He agreed to speak to the United
Fund workers in response to an in
vitation from Walter K, Willman
campaign chairman,
More than 400 UF solicitors from
Pontiac, Waterford and Pontiac
Townships are expected to attend
‘the breakfast, X I mark the official
ye
FRANK 0. STAIGER
Tt §s being sponsored by the Pon-; The: dates of this year’s drive
tiac Mandfacturers’ ‘Assn, ‘are Oct. 3 to Noy, 16, ‘manded.
ot the Republicans fitted in deeply
Iwith Stevenson's new tactics — is
the state, speaking at Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Flint, Niles, Lansing and Saginaw. It was his second trip to Michigan during the cam-
venson Shifts Tach
als fo Party..Loy / oy By JACK BELL a4 @ contract ‘4 merern
~ WITH STEVENSON IN OHIO, (P—Adiai E. Stever-/tetveet te Proposed COMPANY A gear geared to “this atomic age.” He son attacked the Eisenhower administration today as a ree
“single interest government” he said must be ousted by
party.”
The Democratic presidential nominee thus wrapped)
mt Eisenhower in the same
package with his own obvious shift in campaign tactics
‘toward a party — rather
than a personal — appeal
for votes.
Stevenson said in a speech pre-
pared for a late
lac Cabinet” that “fears nothing
as much as change.”
He added that the people “will
carry forward again when the
present Cabinet is back in Gen-
eral Motors next January.”
“If Mr. Eisenhower didn't want
his administration called a big
No More Cadillacs?
AKRON, Ohio ®—Adlai E. Ste-
venson said today that
his staff not fo use any more
Cadillacs in his parades.”
In a speech prepared for a po-
litical rally here, Stevenson said
Nixon is ‘getting sensitive” over
what Stevenson calls the ‘'Cadil-
lac Cabinet” of President Eisen-
hower,
“Those Republicans think of
everything!” said the Democrat-
ic presidential candidate.
business single interest govern-
ment, why did he ever join the
Republican party?’’ Stevenson de-
* * *
This fresh attack on what he
called the “‘creeping complacency”
which developed in a whistle-stop
swing through Michigan yesterday
eee eee eo OREN SSE Hee es
ay
weaver
eaeve
eae eeee ernoon rally in:
Akron, Eisenhower ‘has a “Cadil-’
Vice |
President Nixon has “‘instructed | (Estimated Rate.
‘of Huron Water | Pontiac Cost of 93 Cents Per 1,000 Cubic Feet
Set; Flow in 3 Years ;
dl
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eh
te 5 :
Escapes Death
in Crashlanding
A 28-year-old Waterford Town-
ship pilot escaped death yesterday
when he was forced to crashland
his single-engine plane in a field
jnear° Washington, Pa.
Nicholas D. Manzella, 4163 Wood-
iStock St., left Pontiac Municipal
|Airport yesterday afternoon for
|Uniontown, Pa. to attend . the
‘funeral of a relative.
He was forced to land when the
‘light plane ran out of fuel. It
reportedly sheared power lines
while descending, cutting off elec-
tricity to many homes in the area.
Mrs. Manzella was told by her
husband last night the plane, which
he purchased in May, was “a
complete loss.” Pontiac City Manager
BRINGS PRESIDENTIAL BLESSING—Victor
R. Hansen (right), head of the Anti-Trust division
of the Department of Justice, was main speaker
last night at a fund-raising dinner honoring State Dondero (left).
Poe
a
Pledged by Ike Honor
ty. it . contingent qa Al per cent of ex:(ns oy tur sccune Adlai Steve] Candidates
agen s “political fables” in the cam-} Timetable Stitts said’ he represents —
joint “venture” known as Eake | In a speech prepared for deliv-] Of Eyents
vie oad Sas tae Color ot Peon venture not been incor- ASSOCIA PRESS
Socal Ghai: tt hes sieepty tanead the . President said he dipper — .—
flown .cight serial surveys of |Would not go into reasons why) This is what the major party
pipeline routes ang bought “the |there was no action on his five-| presidential and vice-presidential
critical 10 per cent” of right of |year school program’ at the last) candidates are doing: way for the line. session Te cama ee eouatrs
Stitts declined to reveal what Ee bematy ‘: penser :
gineering and construction firms . 2 President Eisenhower—Speaks
+ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) “I shall again cali upon the in Tacoma, Wash., and Portland,
bi orcad a ge ee 4 : ‘ "P| from Portland 10:30 EST this with all the yh Waterford Pilot | ret ate resent tt | "Adlai. Stevenson—in Oho by |
The President, in the third daj| whistle-stop train; talks at To-
| Jedo, Elyria, Akron and Youngs-.
| town.
Sen. Estes Kefauver—Speaks in
It was in an address last night} Joplin, Mo., Topeka and Gar-
in nearby Seattle that he charged) den City , Kan.
that Stevenson, the Democratic} Vice President Nixon—Motors |
presidential nominee, has been) from Providence, R.1., to New
telling the voters “political, York City; talks in those cities fables” instead ‘of dealing with) and in Norwich, New London,
“the world of reality.” New Haven and Bridgeport, |
Conn. .
U.S. on Brink of Abyss? TOMORROW
Eisenhower—Flies from Port- | ‘ \ , Been There Since 1808! | sand thew Anigdloas spect ah}
ITHACA, N. Y¥. —The U. S,\ evening rally in Hollywood Bowl. |
government “is standing on a pre-| Stevenson—Speaks in Lexing- |
cipice, from which she may be! ton and Louisville, Ky., and in |
tumbled into an awful abyss.”’ | Cinciunati, |
Sound familiar? : _| Kefauver — Speaks. in Los |
It's on an 1808 Federalist Party) Vegas, Nev.,. and Salt Lake City.
poster on exhibit at Cornell Uni-| Nixon—Speaks in Wilmington,
versity. ' Del., and Baltimore.
Sen. William S. Broomfield (center), GOP can-
didate to replace retiring Congressman George A.
School Building Fund-Raising Dinner
Hansen said President Eisenhow-
ld
the Department of Justice,
said the President
Ore.; makes radio-TV address oar of his position on Federal Ma,
tem.” z
He said fears expressed in 1952
that Republicans would ignore anti-
trust action have proved ground-
less. ee >
War Ends Tomorrow
| MOSCOW. (#~A deciaration end-
ing the ii-year state of war be-
tween the Soviet-Union and Japan
probably will be signed’ in the
Kremlin tomorrow night.
LANSING—People in. this city
who don't own cars and can’t af-
aces Yi Pages.....45 thre os
a assuring continued bus service injare so crowded that the buses
the city. can’t get through. A man who
Muskegon, (population 70,000 in-'works downtown can walk home
cluding environs) also faces a -bus|during the rush hour faster than
service. deadline. Peoples Trans-jhe.can ride the bus.”
port Corp. says its 25 buses will 7. ©
quit rolling November 1. * * *
“The city will give us no sub-
tidy or help so we have decided
to let them either run it them-
selves or find someone else who
is crazy enough to take over our
franchise,” says M. 4. Britzen,
president. “I've been here 4
years but 1 can’t keep on losing
money. We haven't paid a divi. | aceording to Barney Balcer, a
dent since 1946."
* * * | : * © *
Mr. Britzen and other bus men’ Port Huron (population 40,000)
ere bitter over what they describe | Bus Co. recently canceled its 10-
as city laws that encourage more year franchise, which still has 414
Motoring and with 18 profitable school
Bus Operators Facing ‘Extinction’: In pleading to the cities and
states where they operate for tax
relief and other help, bus com-
panies argue that the bug is essen-)
tial to a certain group of
Mayor William E. Brown Jr., of
Ann Arbor, He recently per-
suaded Great Lakes Greyhound.
Lines to extend for six months
its September 1 deadline for drop-
ping the city bus service it
owns. He offered Great Lakes a
subsidy from the city of about
$15,000 a year to make up losses
that have been running near
that amount. | |
i ae
| &
Crash on Adams
Jr., Robert
over to the arguments is bustling
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his “aa ernee who rests on his ures DAVid i Says: eee iments of a. Pavement Pate ny eee Gn. Dede wane
doesn’t leave footprints on the sands af : S h Hi pres ec besuaeaa beak we a tsemdd “nie eae Soe Ge iy ~~ . . to break up a beautiful
© of thne. erauver peec : urts Innocent lifelong: friendship over a differ- Adlai Stevenson was a new Wood-
Me Act Ton. RMT coats Sart rn Sets Set Ne Me met eat ee ea atety iene oe pln supe in the ihe M bout Town vice greshency. made a teieviion sustain the charge which, so many *m@ hard-hitting campaign speech- ent (it, 700 Know of anybody ing them were simply human elth-
LB Thee Us to Vote ceramics Savana date tug me te ect aamene Reng, tr grit O88 inp Sponge Yo wesana UTQE US tO VOU S Gee ee ne ne ee ey Chee tose ae ee stem as ‘And We'll. Get Badg within or outside @ political cam- © Sen. McCarthy in his: most over- (Copyright WARDLY STIRRED PLENTY OF ISSUES
e ol ka ah pe zealous moments and Vice Presi- New York Herald Tribune Inc.) _ Nineteen days from now the na- Ang issues? In 1952 everything
_* of Honor When We Do Set ot Aan Lag = tion picks its next president. But was an issue—even animal. life?
ye over Gossip: What when some pee- Senate, has anything so obviously Dr. William Brady Says: De neon Gut toms eon aap © pe a Sd ee
¢ been ‘ie Goth icy hate de trtabie unfair and in such bed teate—and D 3 . lai coos easeeione eles - Oe
Tigers te speak of in utee tener’ tie rest Doctor Says Anesthesia™ «+. Today all se fs changed, Thare gets” along well with — ne toa public audience. Rel es ° Mot What has happened?) at aime Ganaes alee,
Following a political campaign Sen. Ketauver, who spoke Labo . : he In previous presidential election whole anger
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should need ute urging , son-Kefauver campaign commit- America’s participant panic '
nor should we expect a badge of honor re gon Boar pnb Pag cid ype ~ —_ ~ So ey on tt » ag By en sao aes aoe wreendhliat tio'gete ta tae sgh * ready, willing, fairly - on other which
sa ig ee “threw cut the och gp petent to treat whatever came my ult ak ans 0 a eeeee— self — such as playing gin rummy See a
y pene cronies.” We then pointed to a2 ‘8Y. 1 was no great shakes in perhaps I should have ‘insisted or making love
“Get Out and Vote” film of Eisenhower making 2 o8tetrics. However, I was no upon examining the patient be- The great spectator sports —
tag on. our door knobs early in the morn- promise to clean wp fie govern. uncler either, for I had delivered fore I gave an anestheti. 1 {hose at which you just sat and Portraits
"ng of Noy. 6. And as we leave the yoting 9=m™ent and “bring and ™ore patients as an intern in @ might have delivered a foot or Watched — were baseball, football
booth they will hand us a badge, thrift back to Washington.” harity hospital than most physi- arm instead of the afterbirth and basketball. But this year pol- BY JAMES J. METCALFE
ae . Gen. Eisenhower, however, men- “iaNs deliver in the first five of That would have given the pa- itics seems to themas © Don’t get upset when things
: “I Voted Today. Did You?, tioned no names. ten years in private practice. tient at least a chance to live, spectator, sport. No is playing wrong . . , Don’t let them get ~
the latter being a project of the local K!- - ‘since 1952, however, the chict 4 %™ Week® after I opened an with or without her ,. at the game but the professional polk “Gown "Those cartaka, ite.
wanis ie —@r Wis Internal Revenue Service —2ts>-'= Penn an, ot the agocf say rate, as any Gester iticians. The voters ere on {wt —tlons are... The same alliover ae under the Truman administration % ® Teal estate and insurance. oF should know, the thing te do sidelines sitting on their hands." “town . . . Your problems afe no
: ier and a deputy commissioner and man in the village asked me to $=‘ stich a case (called placenta Tt wasn’t that way in’ 1952, Re- different from ... The average
'A pair of wild ducks that make sem!- he heade ot Ywo dlotiet athves sz bUrry out to his daughter's. Sho previa) is to bring down @ foot, member? Everybody was in Pol family... And gladly all your
annual migration stops near the. internal revenue have gone to jail ey ene oe eee Sie hand, or any other presenting ‘tics, and politics was in every reichhors will . . . Extend their ron. tet ne hewn enghged to attend her part into the birth canal and body. Husbands were so riled uP sympathy . . . Just try to keep
home at Pontise Lake were two weeks eon “ur MeO We thom ‘Mpound baby (her first) with intact. This stops bleeding for their wives. erature below . . . The point on earlier than usual on their southward — the head of tax prosecutions in the ‘7CePS St the patient's home on the duration of labor, and gives READY TO FIGHT that thermometer , . . Where any-
trek this fall, in spite of the warm ‘Department of Justice—have been ° frm, without serious injury fe Patient chance to survive. = Democrats were into thing can blow... It everybody | weather. convicted of to defraud °,™other or infant. Under chloe § — Today, Caesarean would bars offering to “lick any b- icked, we... Would have an
ee the government. This is indeed "°T™ Anesthesia, administered be the method of choice in most lican in the place” — and-any Awful mess . . . Indeéd the final
—. ; “corruption."’ by a relative whom I instructed cases of placenta previa. Republican within earshot was “outcome could ... Be anybody's |
A corn stalk with all 5 I worked four ears all ‘over 15 py asus PICTURES as . Signed Weitere, not more than one pags "eAdy to call them. | guess . . . So keep your head
inches long is reported by Yet, immediately after referring Another time a doctor in the oF 100 words long pe personal * 7. 8 when things go wrong . . . Take
oe Shaiiey Prinstece ee ae iE village called me to the home of nosis, or tresiment, will beanewered ty It was a time when everyone everything in stride . . . And you
Fs hth he had not sented ans his patient to administer the anes- DE,,(ilusm Brady,, it seif- was sure the country needed to will help not just yourself , _ of Lake Orion. Two ears are standard, Tins © tstion Sen Ketauver thetic while he applied forceps to tise Press, Font chiens Fem- be saved, and the only way to save But all the whole world wide. three quite exceptional, but this is the — : deliver the baby. The patient had ( ) . it was to vote the way he did. (Copyright, 1956 a
‘first time this old farmer encountered hcan ts ‘welieiteweratines been laboring all night with little
rats : more heads of gov- °F BO Progress. She had had no ra : Bs ernment agencies have been in. smesthetio—the doctor was aston Case Records of a Psychologist:
‘I have it from my own home volved in corruption than under ‘Sed by my inquiry. While he
Baee any administration since the Re "** setting things sterilized, 1 9 ay |
— Supervisor Cass M. Waters publican administration of Gen. begin to give the anesthetic. Just e 00 on't ee to , e Dull }
Holly Township, that it has registered U. S. Grant.” to the obstetric stage — which “wae ' 5
w half-thousand new voters. . After saying that the heads of means just enough tq take the . : c . :
= goverment agencies in the Kisen- ae bekiet chemo doen Dull teachers often employ One advocates the positive and students sour on introductory
much is given out to the Feeling that they know this ts the (ore, nimuein sen Ketan, &% she got this relief she stopped ull textbooks, for they don* admits truth, wherever it appears, Psychology courses and of thus
regarding the progress that is "Ct When they cannot be legally killed, ver specifically showed the pictures ‘0#sing, wildly, about and wailing. understand the first rules Of oven though phrased in ‘simple ‘Alling to apply psychology im the
ag Jack Malithrop fore She followed my instructions and ¢ffective teaching. You must very ‘teaching thereof, one such d Talbott, former maintain and nurture the nat- ™monosyllabies. professor with this inferiority fear of informing ao : . secre’ rested Mm: of Drayton Plains . pal tary of the U.S. Air Force, Ed- Tested quietly between pains, Be- | ‘ pupils in- ‘The other group, despite holding
oe "persist in flooding Tt ithes by dieriee mund Mansure of the General fore the doctor could get the for- “ond af baling rf on om similar Ph. D. degrees, is on the : a:
-~ ange? + ene Services Administration, and Peter ‘PS Teady the patient was ready © 977, end Seneiaare defensive. Such professors have vr tna to tench By- announced this holes a ‘Between it and the Clinton River. — stobel, public buildings admin. *° deliver herself normally » Rr 4 : chology as a science based on :
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traveled appronimately Seine hone with « qe tenuinabty fay! "SMT gta lh emily. fing ee ned Sant” So tay eto poten ci © i _ three thousand miles dut across the ey Ces ‘But these were not the big sie for childbirth or ditt tnew / BY DR. GEORGE W. ORANE = *#008 Of physics and chemistry. | : Hartmanson time operators. Let me show To compensate for such inner TEACHERS
Atlantic Ocean over the American o¢ waterford now refuses to associate Y°% one of the most rotton deals bolled I may scera to Sopbe. quinn cr eaay tearae eavcholoy rnnds_of inadequacy, they try | Dull teachers often employ dull
na, sth : : ; z ig businessmen, in anesthetic, although a good many Re’ .”” was a good friend of cage They are so theoretical them-
rocket Might, “according to the an- The biggest apple ve seen is one of the se cetine cee arent, to milk — of my patients thanked me po- mine. They overload their beginning feiv# that they don't even realize
_ Rouncement. — we " Wolf River variety, grown by "Sieco-are comme of tet pogto tn, iY SA sald Naty Gite't want | Hecke A do Cine ree Se ee pa gee a ee - This rocket stood as a : volved.” "- amy. sentative of Papils groan
rete wiek ree Artaur Biguinsee raid Son: ies There was just one obstetric pa- poration which conducted frequent under the burdens of their phere g-lyell of
tegee hd ar ‘ollowed of Farmington. It measures 18 inches ry <' nnon re afl calrce Alper noe the surveys of consumers on a na- a et ee sd gos. S ucconelaaaa ty
that the distance covered was a Woods+-n baby without evine- ing! every-
p thousand times as great ~ Southfield Township, of which government ofical-and et Joseph dis on ge woe ty lla vege: +) orc agpormllter ce, Lepage armies sas A ‘ ‘ scomfort. ere was a 8 , many At American Psychologi-
Eugene Swem Dodge, former director of the psychological factor — the patient you readers may recall Dr. Sremine te computing probable cal Association Convention in
‘New York « few years ago, the roe person can consider with- is risor, votes Dec. 3 on whether or te Sherman Adams, who is was unmarried, she had concealed Link also wrote several very fine
; shudder what any new world not {t will become the next addition to executive assistant to President ther condition from her family up magazine articles,
‘war would be like with jet p Oakland County’s score of in ‘eit gy the and finally to Atty. to the moment and she was having — At that time I visited Dr. Link booklets in which al] professors
- : gate ‘ lanes, corpora yen. Brownell. He then referred her baby at hom in Ni os cities. It has a populati : eer y e. in New York and later dined with plauning to write college text-
8s, rockets and guided missiles. He . ceps extraction was made unnec- latter, in Dr. Link’s absence, con. plored to remember that the
2 oe Eisennower knows where- A castor bean plant 12 feet tall is in ‘wes were shown—starting. with another time to administer the : . pou (heed ate--tera~——
@f he speaks when he insists that ‘he yard of Harold Talbott—violated any laws anesthesia while he delivered the , “We think Dr. Link te going : .
P: ; inte . Ls Anth or have ever been indicted by any baby. When I reached the home too far in writing for magazines. The average college textbook is
World peace is our most vital con- ony Hardje jury or brought into court. Cer- of his patient I found the doctor © i verging on quackery!” dull because the average author : ; in Keego Harbor, It has leaves 30 inches tainly if they were personally “‘in- excitedly searching a standard , doesn’t Know how to apply the ° ‘ : Pe a ~ 1 mention this true episode to
: . wide. : textbook of obstetrics to find what show you the artificial scale of Principles of psychology! He
eg pe Se Se to do, & patient who had been values which many Ph. oe ae dee ne ee
Dp, ’s Ex ll wr. : leeding considerably in the final pp, professors still hold. you don’t believe that, look
Bens Excellent’ Work Verbal Orchids to : ‘months of Her pregnancy and.who ‘They apparently think nothing ot the textbooks your college yooth ; 8 now had a Jarge hemorrhage and scientific which is easily are now using and you'll sym-
ves Long After Him . , 3 looked extremely bad. I started waar ce send pathize better witit their groaning Pate Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Winters diffidence. 4 am ie Send for my “Tests for Good
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)) . In the 1964 House elections, ex- jthose in which a minor shift would
margin—325 to 190, with 16)have now shifted into the “toss-up” the “Solid South,” the cause a turnover.
zone. received / 40.9 per. The over-all fer the (at |
Other senatorial contests in| Cemt ef the populay vote; the | races tabbed by Bab-
which close results are| Dentocrats, 60.1 per cont. Today, sanpel’ batieticteng: na “Ad? , now indicated are those in Iinois,| @ the same ares, 51.4 per cont | tu’ shows little or ne‘change | | [Marviend, Nevada, Oregon, Pent! 5 Se ve ty’ muune’ bametingy from the 1954 voting | |
| ’ sylvania, Utah, est Virginia.| Republican tp House balloting; | some tndtviduat out thee tant — |
| - power, Two inches lower than this year’s models, the new Hudsons _— shown locally at Jacobson’s Motor Sales, 58 W. Pike St. conceivably pick up 92 elec- en 48.6 per cont intend te vote Dem- will undoubtedly —
| wumber among their styling changes rear-fender fins, dual-fin : : votes and win election by a ee ee oe ne coratie, Kenda, at thers wet te |
-- : of 282 to 233. party holds 9 comfortable lead. Normally, the GOP needs almost very little net gain or tor :
‘This group of states, now 55 per Cent of the popular vote in| *ther party. Car to Make Debut Next Week “leaning” toward Eisenhower, is |iosts' ig antomecd tor the finei|this fea in order to gain control] Pontise Press readers who have | 1, : 3 he Puan” Wieoia, tome peop” seen Oe RS BN Te eah am beabaube meld onan ara ae
Hudson Hornet to Feature New V.8 Enopire ae ie oe iin ston ry oy alse re age Paw et : ; : ‘ ‘ Latest Babsonpoll tabulations;completed, the conclusion draw Furthermore, the small gain for), ict ‘om this page
| | ise me (New Sark. and Chins (reese eotinede tet the GOP wid be od Guede sole W Oe eae forwarding it to Babsgn': A new, more powerful V8 engine inches lower and will be ipped, show “substantial sales gains” Nashes and Ramblers will be :
end severed. styling micah & Settee dian Ws in 1967; Abernethy sald that the |lower than the 1958 models. preattenns Pi cemgfiague sl nor lin, ed yd goa edie ssad anlage Wore Bong etm edhe ly Sage dng: ot only ag Me Sapp «gee | will highlight introduction Oct. 25\cording to Roy Abethethy, vice| B&W ears “are best best in the | The Hornet V-8 series is avait peenred Usely 4 negilt in lurn-lHouse of Representatives, [margins in 1954, rather than in'T398, Washington 4, D.C.»
ot American Motors’ president of distribution and mar-; Company's history." IGusat cod teodonerhanpeed™ a ? — .
: Hornet series for 1957. Keting. President has
The Hornet models are two’ Predicting that Hudson will disclosed that the prices of Hud-|
BIRD WATCHERS—“Pointed” advice is free-
ly offered to fifth grade math students at Boston's
Highland School by one of the school's two pet
crows. The unexpected guest and his mate ap-
peared at the window and were persuaded to
come in and stay awhije with the aid of a shiny
half-dollar. One of the birds made off with the
money, sending the owner to tlie roof to recover
it. j United Press rnote
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KXOTIC HEADGEAR — Hats in Africa fival
just about anything modern fashion designers
ean dream up, 4s.Princess Margaret found re-
cently during her current tour of British posses-
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Built on a 121'4 inch wheelbase,
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SKY AND THE BRIDGE — A setting sun and an autumn sky ae : :
over thé Straits of Mackinac provide a dramatic background fora ning to race across the body of water, work crews are tolling —
view of the new straits bridge after engineers announced comple- around the clock to finish approaches that will complete work for —
tion yesterday of the main cable, With early winter blasts begin- a@ year, = ;
L. J. McCall, chief clerk at Com-
‘munity National Bank, and Mrs.
Harold Owen, head bookkeeper at
Pontiac State Bank, ted that
‘teller as
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ar wirrtets| checks’ maa be. sorted! alpha: sions on the Dark Continent. The four above
~ greeted her during her stay in Tabora, Tangan-
yika. Their headgear consists of, horns and thick
.clumps of leaves, among other materials. ‘
& What Banks Go Through to Cash Them! , peer
| \Handwriting Is Lost Art for Check Signers
a Tae her proxy vote became: crucial/of-winning-the-Nov.-6 general elec-\to cast_Mrs....
in naming the probable next con-|tion in this overwhelmingly Dem-\the last name
gressman from Nashville. jocratic county, -_jeandidate had
“I didn’t know anything about] The city faction of the local isa risal Ma-
The modern, highly mechanized) stated. He has been in the benk- {in schools, This has been on the for a signature to be acceptable, age in which we find ourselves is| ing profession since 1925 and at |downgrade, they said. it one on the
the major reason why penman-| Community National for more | Although woes of identifying] account application signature
Schiet suffering, both officiels| than five years, plague both banks, ex-| card.
out. . perienced staffs learn to recognize) . ae = Both bankers are in harmony in ‘On one particular card, a
“The tempo is faster in writing \believing that more emphasis|*/moft any scribble. gentiomen’s tend sani Meet ae like everything else,” McCall |should be placed of penmanship Mrs. Owen emphasized that isigning,” she said. “But you
should see some of his .
initials and a ‘Wil ——'."
Some
Row Centers on Woman’s Proxy Vote
NASHVILLE, Tenn...) — A be-it became the duty of Mrs, Baker|And she states that she does not
wildered little woman who “‘neverjand her fellow committeemen to|want her -resignation considered
cared for politics’ was caught ininame a replacement candidate! until ‘
a hot political crossfire yesterday|who would be virtually assured) The chairman permitted Osborn
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JEWELERS Corner Pike
PE 5-5731_
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being taken to her cell : “I'm, whipped.”
After her release, the ex-school
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" $9¢ giant 20 x 40 Yes, the whole famliy saves---Be here when door opensat 10A. M,
$ DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL §
PRINT PERCALE
Full Bolts
od yds.*I 29¢ Quality
plaids. Extra heavy.
CHINELLE
SPREADS
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$5.99 value! Full,
twin size, White and
colors.
“Tl put her in school. I
do anything definite until I
patience Mrs. Schoenheit, who was not
represented by counsel, and her
daughter .livé on a small farm She and her husband, an employe
of an airplane plant in Pomona,
Calif., plan to retire there soon.
John Boeberitz.
Heads Kiwanis
in Rochester : , ROCHESTER — Rochester : - Pontiac Press Phote
wanis Chub at th: paca gr FRIDAY NIGHTERS — Practicing up for the henitil: Med Chile’ ont Sin Demers Dacten ta
San hee ee cemeh see’ scnaun'e Suet Pridey night duante toutareve ut tn scheduled every Friday, with swimming in the
Boeberitz as new president. Pontiac YMCA are the two young couples above, _“Y” pool during intermissions. Teenagers who
Other officers™ are first vice} Left to right are Jim Cornforth, Margaret Chris- ~ are not “Y” members may attend,
89d /Relislie Post Plans uxiliary will hold a fish fry and]: Congress of the U.S. sat in eight treasurer Fawin Forbush. Elected|Belislie P unk Waar, rites Overt Wdlae veins Wansenn Peek to the Board of Directors were Jim/Figh Fry, Steak Dinner ee of Uae ice Lead ik Dalifisieh, taaensten, Sul
en badtio eeteeet oe a Serving will be from 5:30 to 7:30/princeton, Annapolis, Trenton and/
Cotte a Wat within OO at Mo. C08 ent Salatag net Crear slew are Se-tmally New Tock bettdd leone) are Paul Williams, Don Pixley and|"*lisl¢ VFW Post No. 4102 and cepted.
Howard Wilson. The election com-
Ele Jive and owed: Win No Money lose ,
The officers will be installed in a Take Six Months meeting in January to Pay!
to Provide Party;
Start Club Fund
Win District Posis
in Presbytery Council
MARLETTE — Clarence Coupar
was elected to a three-year term
as treasurer of the Flint Presby-
tery Council of Presbyterian men
last Sunday at Flint, and Bruce T.
Hodgkinson wags named executive Monday Hodgkinson went- to
Adrian to present the charter for a}
newly-formed Presbyterian men’s
_ chapter at the Presbyterian Church
there,
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74 WN. Saginaw St.
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mildew-proof. Stays fresh all night because it actually breathes. +
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and White Gray, and White a) Candy Pink, Gray,
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King Size Pillow
Regularly $10.95
Robe | hs Extra Plump Pillows
Regularly, 38.95
“dl 465 : Regularly $6.95
Values to $3.99.
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All. colors, DOLLAR DAY RAPE
PRINT DRAPES quality full 61 inch.
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$ DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL $
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INFANTS’ SLEEPERS
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PLAID BLANKETS.
edges. Big savings.
DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL
NYLON PANELS
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arrangements in some coses with several turers to bring you some of these spe-
cials, and in others becouse of our regular heavy Christmas buying, we have effected
| jn. yeon .--*** ipa savings that we're happy to be able to to you. Do drop in ond see for yourself. Also ge ume oS jo" nev * “eo . we always want -yau to feel Pattagpeii 3. ha us-at-any time for help in your picture toking _ | a problems, Our continued success ‘sng on your complete satisfaction.
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f2.7 lens, Brownie 300 projector; shows stills,
reverse projection. Radiant beaded tripod iy
screen | roll. 8mm indoor Kodachrome. Castle i film, “Headline Edition’, gad- =
get bag, folding four light bar,
metal carrying case for light
bor, 4-375 watt fload larps.
Reg. Value $135.00 ,
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All the action you want, right at your finger tips! The telephoto jens
gives you better than two times magnification and the wide angie lens
gives you twice the area.
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arry pak. Special
creer $490 vere & ag" . You owe it to yourself fo see this camera if you
have atwayg felt it too difficult to take GOOD
movies. Come in and see it demonstrated.
Of course it's available on terms!
REFLEX CAMERA : 35mm Slide Projector
$PECIAL Brumberger 35mm semi-automatic slide projector; J00-watt blower
With newest RF repeating elec- cooled, complete with case and ~~
tronic flash unit, Japanese imported view screen.
twin lens refié&k camera with fast
color corrected 3.5 lens, fully coats Re N ow 50 $3 3 50 ke General Electric PR-1 - 50 3 é = meter...... So eee . 32 : +19" A
97" |
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= with 2.8 sg He ne fy mers mating
> with case and flash unit.
an Ricoh 35mm camera £3.5 with 5 71°
case and flesh unit-RF model STEREO SPECIAL
SAVE $100.00 fz : , tees 11 steree camera with leather case ' an 7s od. Srustter speed “* 17/300th . :
Smm Zeiss Movikon £1.9 $ 00 lens. color corrected, Pull synchronized shitter to sec. Provides 12 exposures on véareioveliatitonnescne Ee Schneider lens and eose..... 1/}00th ase. Built-in selt-timer. Reg. price 137.00. standard. 120 roll titm Ideal low
coat flash shooting made possible
by this newest AC repeating ns Heth
unit. Both units for only
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ADVERTISED” RADIANT Tripod -- Model -- Beaded Screens PLUS: NORD STEREO projector and case, Brilliant
twin 500 watt a em, fully coated twin (1.4
lenses, fan motor ‘. bon, mapa ong Reg. price Amported Exposure Meter
With Booster Cell for Dim Light
Reg. 12.95 Spec. $7 © Welta 35mm camera with £2.8
| Tessar Compur X shutter, . $ 96° 111.45. Special celebration : price only SSOSSCEHSSEKROCEHESCESEOSEES Leica 111 with > $9900 9 gQ0 2) Sa S 1 48”
= f2 lens ......... + #2 Summiter lens COMPLETE
power. ZG" 110" | TDC Robomatic Plus Many More Which We Do Not Have
Slide Tray Gases | 36mm Metal Files Yes, it's FULLY automatic in ghtes
Space Enough to List! Designed to hold twelve TOC. | parette motl lite tne i arey, hammer. two Sizes Available be : 7 s . P ‘ n es inder ae So ae ee ee Viewlex-Airequipt magazines. rae 300 readymount oF 180 glass mounted 40 x40” 50” x 50”
demonstrate, and of comnse it's avail- .
able on our: budget pian for only
$14.95 Down
TRADE-IN YOUR OLD PROJECTOR
Many More Specials FREE! One 5x7” deluxe enlarge-
* ment from any block and
white negative of your choice, on any roll,
| of black and white brought in for photo
finishing during our celebration sale. sein, 4 | secu | TRIPOD SPECIALS ~— THUNDERBIRD: 3 section, geared 7 s, ™ elevator tripod complete with pan- $] 1” ‘
mm. head. Reg. 19.95-—Now......,.-. : :
\ EMPIRE: 3 section, lightweight olumi- Hd
num tripod with panhead. rw 15.95 sg = .
35mm Slide Viewers | NOW MAIL YOouR
All types, and sizes from simple KODACHROME
pocket viewers to table models
Too numerous o list are available
during this sale. You'll find it PRICED | 00 | DIRECT ee es ' worthwhile to drop in and see for FROM : And dive precious days in getting your WHITEHALL PEER: ig the mokers a
Sites back, SENT DIRECTLY TO YouR
OWN _HOME....1f you. haven't —iked the sedi ‘ delays im petting your slides processed, ask
us about this NEW system. You'll lke it! Hf,
Browse in our book C digociwant 1 1 ! You'll see. ——
Pontiac’s largest selection of photographic books
> here, from beginners works up to advanced photo |
© work. Whether you own, a Brownie or a Leica you'll
© find a book here to help you get a better picture.
A 5 variety of both ‘plastic and |
leather gadget bags designed to act as $ 95° of quickset tripods, o low price on this,”
3-section tripod. Reg: 15:95-=Now.->
carry-all bags for your complete camera
set-up. Priced from
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COSTUMES A 17 Character Styles
; MAMIE’S FUDGE — Mrs. Clarence Chamber- out the city on Saturday, October 20, by Pontiac
lain of Wall Street stirs up a batch of Mamie Ei- Area Women of Citizens for Eisenhower.
Seber neaes Soleo. D wh be ot Sr :
State Men Probinig | [Sinter acy ox tomcrevr. te or|men commit micite | dered the records seized last Fri- .
Warren Election sw
“Segoe gad (INS)—The iovente Walter Reuther Blasts
recta Bee eoeally om: —s rr ike Administration
election was joined today by two| DETROIT (INS) — United Auto
investigators from the State At-|Workers President Walter P. Reu-
State Elections Director Robert/tration is one that pursues a policy
M. Montgomery returned half of/of big business favoritism at home
the township voting records yester-|and one of “stupidity” abroad.
SIZES 7-14
Gypsy = Jes Pilot
— Se ; obos P.
incleding Cat Devil Timher Bell | mask Red Fon Clown Cinderella |
Mickey Mouse — Donald Duck |
Save ‘100 ona Extra Fancy. 7 "9 98 )
Costumes (00t illwstrated). .0%..6.6..c.000s @ ee
Made of lustrous rayon, trimmed or printed for dramatic
effect. Complete with mask. 4 to 14. Also some toddlers’ sizes
3 & 4. For the best selection, come to Kresge’s now.
See Kresge' for CANDY & NOISEMAKERS new HELLER . marr
Spinet Piano : |
This beautiful new piano has « full
88-note keyboard, rich tones, and
is responsive and emsy w play!
Traditional style in mahogany
a. co
s Reg. $577 Valve $ 4
Specie! ot ! j j °
é - Welaut, blond and “French Pro- seciel at simil ee. Meller Pianos
Why not enjoy the finest?
Magnavex tii
FM-AM Radio-Phonograph
—Frue High tidelity-;.;-priced-within-the-reach-of every. 4.
music lover! Has two large speakers, 10 ‘watt amplifier, |
d-speed record changer, static-free FM-AM radio.
Beautiful acoustical cabinet in hand-rubbed mahogany.
=o. ee TERMS TO SUIT YOU i ta
GRINNELL’S, 27 S. Saginaw, Pontiac
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Sete inet roomate 65° MURINE (Eye Drops) ....... 99°
<== | Merit Shoes 43 North Saginaw St. FLASH BULBS #25$........ 10" 69"
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in brown and turquoise or
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Within This 10-Mile Circle, in the Rolling Grampian Hills, Is the Future Prime Residential Area of Oakland County
YOU WILL BE BETTER SERVED AT THIS RECORD-
BREAKING, AWARD-WINNING DEALERSHIP. FIRST IN
NATIONAL MARKET PENETRATION IN 1941. AGAIN,
FOR CHEVROLET AND BUICK, AWARDS FOR SALES
PENETRATION IN 1956, FIRST IN PLANNING FOR
THE FUTURE AS EARLY AS 1939.
Lee Anderson congratulates Al, the Car Buyer's
Pal, and assistant Car Buyers’ Pals, Jack Foster
and Del Graves, on 1956 sales performance awards,
UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT FOR OVER 20 YEARS
future looks bright, indeed, for Lake Orion! Situated in
the geographical center of 300 square miles of unsurpassed
scenic. countryside, our town is the heart of a vast future resi-
dential development.
All roads in this 10-mile circle lead naturally and conveniently
to Lake Orion. No resident will be further than a 20-minute safe
drive from Lake Orion’s business district. And now, a four-lane,
divided highway makes us more accessible than ever to the large
industries and metropolitan areas to the south.
Already, 140,000 people dwell in
this garden spot of Oakland County,
where living is a vacation. In 10
years, more than 250,000 will make
their homes within 20 minutes of
Lake Orion. Our town’s trade and
commerce will benefit by our fine
location and to the extent that the
business people of Lake Orion
make ready to serve considerably
greater numbers of customers.
In the field of automobile retail-
ing, L. C, Anderson, Inc., and Al
Hanoute Buick-Chevrolet, have
prepared for this bright future.
Since 1948, automobile sales and.
service facilities equal to the new
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in successful operation.
Here; at the Landmark on M-24,
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serving the thousandsalready living
in this 10 mile circle, and designed
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who will make their homes here.
If you live within this area, or
expect to make your future home
here, come in and see us. You'll
get enthusiastic information about
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all about the new Chevrolets and
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where Steve Allen'll preach the sermon Sunday,
: [vm sumer into Gwen Ver- _
success is slated to be another B'way matinee idol. :
ABC board members won't deny that Robert Kintner re-
signed, but do deny that CBS Prez Frank Stanton’s being
invited over . “oun actress Carol Beker (le. Ze
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EARL’S PEARLS .
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doing.
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takes, me the rest of my life.”
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| @leaning up in England—and he thinks American critics
Hogue by Ed O'Connor of Boston, the book is just as Fred left
i the winter night he went out for a ‘walk.
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TO MAKE SELECTIONS FROM OUR COMPLETE AND WELL. °
STOCKED TOILETRIES DEPARTMENT . . . AND AT PRICES
“THAT HAVE MADE KINSEL'S A BYWORD WITH THOUSANDS
FOR SWEETEST DAY!
A WHITE SHOULDERS COLOGNE .......2.....0..0....., SIP -PERFUME BY
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~ for SWEETEST DAY
‘x JOHNSON’S« $900
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Me
were (left to right) Mrs. Andrew
street, Mrs. Henry Milligan of Belmont
Frank W. Snover of Belmont avenue and Mrs. George avenue, Mrs.
Music Clubs
to Supervise
‘57 Auditions
| R&R. Bickley of Mechanic street. Members of the Queen Mary af §
Church.
for Buying
Sweaters sweaters seems to be ‘Presiding at the coffee service was
Mrs. Harold Howleu of East Trogivis
road, past president of Needlework Guild:
She is pictured serving Mrs. John Donald-
son (left), a director, and Mrs. Edward Barrett, a section president. They were
present Tuesday at the morning coffee
hour in the home of Mrs. Harold A. Fitz-
ores of Ottawa drive, fourth vice presi-
Women's Section
| THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1956
eects ener
;
The" appaling sevecter_ ware-| PTOQGTOM robes of a ago—40 or
srenters per girt_have eiven ey'On KOred
A good sweater is knitted to fit,
rather than being cut to fit. A
cut sweater will have machine
stitches up the sides and under the
arms, with no tailorings
KNOW SIGNS
The “full-fashioned” earmarks—
darts of decreased stitches—under
the arms mean that the sweater
will fit instead of bag. It also
ed to the underarm which serve no
purpose except making the sweat-
er appear to be full-fashioned. A
g00d buy can be had, even in a
cut sweater, but it should be tried
on.
Good-valne sweaters have tape
across the shoulders and some-
on becomes important.
Cuffs and bottom bands should
be springy and sufficiently tight.
Remodeled Home
Is Worth More
If you've been wondering about
the costs of remodeling your
home, take into consideration
how much the value may be in-
creased by the improvements
you plan.
A ftive-foot space—an unused
pantry or closet—may become a Set Sunday
Members of Zeta Xi Chapter ot!
Delta Omicron national profession-
al music fraternity are presenting
Lt. Neil’ Jackson, recently re-
turned from South Korea, and his
color slides of the country and
people.
* * *
The program will be held Sun-
|day afternoon at the Avon Town
Seven Pages Today in
Women’s Section
ship Library in Rochester and
is open to the public.
The program begins at 3:30
and will include Korean folk
music, with refreshments at the
close of the affair.
Proceeds will be used for Del-
ta - Omicron’s
which gives assistance to worthy
students of music. Attending from
this area will be Mrs, Harold
times in back of the neck to help |James, Mrs. G. H, Gillen and
the sweater keept its shape. Mrs. Warren Brown...
In some brands, the sweater size . ;
fheu Uat the sweater is omctty) UOT Guild inch under the arm tele. y Holds Meeting
win ae oS itee no tying A Program
Junior Wesleyan Service Guild
of Central Methodist Church met!
with Mabe] Smith and Helen Kin-
ney Tuesday evening at their
home on West Huron! street.
Elizabeth White presented devo- scholarship fund’
tions and the program using as her’
topic, "The Islands Await His’
Word,” theme of the guild for the
1956-57 season, ® * *
en in a lighted candie ceremony
‘presented by Miss Smith, Follow.
new bath or powder room. It's‘a:
good idea to locate a new bath-|
room as close as possible to the|/Man of Prayer,” was given by|the home of Mrs. Paul Colton’on of Mrs. DuVall on Pontiac State
,Pontiac Lake road. Mrs. David) Hospital Grounds Nov. 20. } existing plumbing system.
e ing a discussion on the meaning
PAGES 45-51
Mrs. Arthur -H. Harrington (left) of Cherokee road,
first vice president of Needlework Guild, was photo-
graphed with Mrs. W.. Ross Thompson of Eileen drive,
treasurer, as they were leaving the recent morning meet-
ing of the guild. Arrangements were completed for the
44th annual Ingathering to be held on Nov. 8 in the First
Presbyterian Church.
ing over the lists of garments
fall Ingathering of Needle-
work Guild were three directors (left to
right), Mrs. Hart Morris, Mrs. Alex
Capsalis and Mrs. S. V. Sekles, all of Ot-
tawa drive. They attended the coffee hour needed for
director. #
+. in Mrs, Harold. A. Fitzgerald's home on
Ottawa drive to assist with
Ingathering on Nov. 8 in the First Presby-
terian Church. Mrs. Capsalis is a: new
plans for the
r
Tia
day in Grace Lutheran Church by
the . R. C. Stuckmeyer, Lucille
Selser Menze] became the bride of
Jay Sandow. ‘ ee
*
Given in marriage by her
brother, Carl E. Seiser, the bride
performed Satur-|
Ibride, Newlyweds Visit Florida Mr. Sandow asked his som Jay)
'P. Sandow, to serve as best man.
‘Ushers were Richard Prue, son-in-
law of the bridegroom, and Francis
Evon. Tyrus Menzel, son of the
served ag acolyte for the
ceremony.
* * *
4
|was presented by Mrs. D. D. Me-
The Elizabeth Circle of First)Coll.
of prayer; a. reading, “Jesus, A Christian Church met Tuesday) at! The group will meet at the home
Miss Kinney,
4 &
bd
, er ee Sa ee eS ee ee a en ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee oe cymbidium orchids, pink stephan- | !
The Quadrennial Goals were ew, by Elizabeth Circle \gram, “Challeng of ‘Files ibility,” otis and varigated ivy.
Mrs. Douglas Mente! was the
bride's only attendant. Her gown,
similar to the bride's, was of
toast-colored taffeta. She carried
a bouquet of green cymbidinm The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Josephine Seiser of Edna avenue.| ©
Mrs. Jane Sandow of Virginia
avenue is the mother of the bride-
groom.
Assisting at the reception held
in the church parlors following the y were Mrs. Marry
Setter, Mrs. Al Miller and Mrs:
Glenn Hickson. a Bill is the gon of Mr.
orchids and brénse chrysanthe-
mums. a
J *
Se ee: | ea ee ee ER a ee re : . |Michael Martin of California|for the not-so-slim, is tops ip oe The couple is, honeymooning injavenue.. No date has been! setiductive cocktail and \evonin
Florida. ’ for the wedding, © | ddresses, > nah
f ¥ Family Now)
‘Appreciate Loyal Annie Keenly Feels Loss
as Maid Goes On
gation, and everyone goes all out
to make the get-acquainted par-
Sateen gy ruse dp seabed B C
daa tly woe — imme- to Better Career
an orphanage. :
It was built but the children _.By JANE EADS =e clothing. ey Wolver- _.| WASHINGTON—Members of this
invited a group of friends to tea household agree Annie was a asking them to bring enough -ma- carpe go yoogrsne dgrer ton dl terial to make two garments, The “
_ women sewed, making one gar- us, serving us with imagination
ment “to wash’’ ee oe initiative and devotion far beyond
Everyone loved normal expected of -time Needlework Guild was born, ae ph sien
sg SPREADS : But always it was Annie who
When Alenson Harpence re- was blamed for any missing ar-
ar ae ee eee lel a nats ticle, from a jotted-down phone
Needlework Guild and they decid- number to pliers, a sports shirt, ed to pattern their little group after or a boy friend’s photo or slip-
a “os Bee ( “no : : .
tonal: charity which’ did ‘so mach Mrs. H. H. Thatcher of Cherokee road is shown with | «anaie must have hidden it,” good with so little red tape, time her list of garment members who will contribute to the | we'd tell each other with no feel-
ary annual Ingathering of Needlework Guild. Mrs. Thatcher, | ™& °% sullt whatsoever.
yone may become a mem- ary presi : ; Now, after 12 years, Annie has asertalivtine tiie now extelen of on eee An has been in the yee a ae’ Sencha oe Rs
Wearing apparei of any kind for ny other member and was instrumenta un the organiza | seriously the eart ps = this
men,..women and children, or , tion of Needlework Guild in Auburn Heights. young Mississippi - born Negro household linen such as blankets, woman to improve
gg pa aw tase a While much of the clothing «Personal News of Interest varios households all day, after
purchased, many choose to make ‘bus and streetcar trips, she
. «ee of rushing activities. arithmetic, even Spanish—to make
The Camp Fire Girls, Girl tion of pledges will take place in/up for the schooling she'd had to Scouts, Girl Reserves, +H Clubs, early February. forteit tn order to support herself * *« *@ and school groups and gther organiza- help her family.
tions often make a project of sew- The 1965-56 officers of OFS PRACTICAL NURSING
MONEY MEMBERS Tuesday on utente . Baer gs — a year of classroom and hospital
A contribution of money desig- made to make this gathering a |"*Ming 8s & practical nurse
nates one as a “money member semi-annual affair. *¢e
“oy gb helrcendbagge pe oe ee This course required her to put garment mem gives Mr. and M w. her daytimes at the hospital, but new articles of clothing or house- ati ae peat acu a oren Gi the comm to wack Sir
a ee itors in New York City. While|Us far into the night. gb altel ta there Mrs. Oliver attended « per-| Then came the bombshell. ng. . formance of ‘‘The Matchmaker.” “The government wants me fo
<u ge elma 7. + | ge te Alaska to work with tuber. °
eensh papumne, long ant chert Lingerie Is Viewed | Ses vetients under the Native = Sunday Health Service, Tm sorry te underwear, socks, stockings, wool . by Fashionette Club | teave you, but hard as ttry,f malttens, sweaters ang caps, boys’ : Just can’t make » living here, of : shirts, girls’ skirts and blouses, | Bet ahead. T've just got te take =
Jackets and shawis, | Offered,” she told us. :
- Dozeng of pairs of knitted or hatin, thin tad teen seit car's e
wool bed socks would be very wel- plane befor a
eS At the last meeting, Mrs. Norman) tebe’ Mississippi and Weehington, : dinner in their home on Osceola flew all the way to Seattle, thence A
The annual meeting is scheduled drive for members of her family. to her new job at Mt. Edgecumbe, :
| Bam. on ngethering day. Atteriding from out of town Alaska, a : : ; were the honoree’s sister, Mrs. I got this letter from her: a
Barbara McSkulin _ | Walter Comisky of Sault Ste. Ma- “Leuk eatle teed tiem teenie: a ‘i rie; a son, Newell of Palos Ver- ot moving, and the enatin at 4
Entertains Chapter _ | des, Calit., and another son, Deo, : leaving 60 many things undone 2
| Twelve members attended the ns y trom Ann Arber. didn’t help,” she wrote, “but 3
uiness fi i 2 the trip was wonderful and 2
mapter of Siig ma Betal,Among the guests at Hotel Myrtle up for some of the things Ihave eevee Custer gma Ser. \Bank in Jamaica, British West In- missed in life.” 8
of Barbara McSkulin on Gateway); 1 Grace of South Edith street. ENJOYS HER WORK Grive. * 6 She likes her job. “The. working Plans were made for a toy dem-| Kay Bender, daughter of Mr. conditions and the opportunities for
onstration to be held on Oct. 24 and Mrs, Charles Michael Bender practical nurses are much better
Jackie Downer will be hostess to'of Rutherford road, a junior at than. in the states," she explained, |the group for the November/Stephéens College in coy mge an then went on
meeting at her home on Southihas pledged Phi . soc “The Negroes
Sanford street. sorority. Formal pledging was ‘The made te te + cop ied
OT ly “ai
F League styles. Sizes 3 to 12.
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ey League, button ted - Shirts. Sizes 4 to 12. 2.98
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| The WARCARET. Aa Shop Girls’ rie Potty Pla Plans
_ Riker Bldg. —W. Huron St. 1.95 » 4.98
Told to “tap on every door,” 350 women Torch:
| lighters of the Pontiac Area United Fund began their
| campaign Wednesday with a breakfast at Devon Gables,
Re +
Pendleton pictures every
girl and her guy in these
- new go-together jeckets! Pair
off in colorful new autuma
_ plaids of authentic tartans...
* Woman's 4f or
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Pane! Pleat monm ser
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Man's partner-pleid
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817.50
Saginaw
OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY Till 9 P.M.
4 Oriel Endelman, “executive director‘ the Pontiac
Mrs. C, Bud Shelton of Third avenue, Mrs. S, A. Carter
of Bloomfield Hills and Mrs. William A. Shunck of
Svea tae ;
Pontise Press Photes |
‘ing. She explained the program of the society. She is
shown with Howard O. Powers of Cherokee road, master
of ceremonies for the event. Branch of the Michigan Children’s Aid Society, spoke to
|_ the UF group gathered at Devon ables Ties zy morn-
leather. ‘‘BIG- EYELET’ CLASSIC,
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NEW LO. cur LIGHTWEIGHT STREAMLINER:
© Mrs. Erickson
= Gives Shower
for Joanne Gaul
; Mrs. Ida Erickson of LaSalle
oa avenue entertained at a miscel-
* laneous shower for Joanne Fliza-
beth Gaul Wednesday. Mrs. James
~ Wright acted as cohostess.
: Miss Gaul, of Short street, will
\ -. be married to Roxythe Lee Hard
< _ ing, Nov. 3. She is the daughter of
; -— |Mr, and- Mrs, Paul F, Gaul of
Earling, Iowa, and Lee is the son
Guests were Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
©. ‘Mrs, Gladys Montgomery, Grace
~ Heltom, Mrs. Robert Davies, Mrs.
Cleda Henderson Sr., Mrs. Cleon
and Mrs: Roy Linn
: Others attending were Mrs, Rob-
_» ert Eules, Mrs. Charles Reibling,
» Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs. Virgil
‘Klein, ‘Ruth Heidaman, Mrs. Edith
+ Hillman,:. Mis. Wiliam Weight,
Mrs. Clay S. Parrett,“Mrs. Wayne
Anable and. Mrs. E. W. ‘Johns. antenna cnet
With Assurance
If you need glasses: wear them.
|Don't go around peering at people
jin a vain effort to recognize them.
only emphasize the fact that you
should be wearing your glasses.
With so many pretty colors and
frames in glasses to choose from,
they're no badge of frumpiness’
these days.
d
smooth
unlined glove
program
of the agency and how it is helped
by the United Fund.
Sylvan Shores
Club Gathers
at Struble Home
Syivan Shores Women's Club
met at the Home of Mrs. Milo
Struble on Woodbine drive for a
Halloween party Wednesday eve-
aoe. * = J
Mrs, Lyndon Salathiel greeted
the 33 members who attended and
welcomed Mrs. Douglas Squires as
a new member. Announcement
was made of a tea to be held for
new members on Nov. 20.
Serving on committees for the
year are Mrs. Byron Cole, mem-
[bership; Mrs. Ben Bowman, hos-
‘of Mrs. George Nimphie of Holly.’
‘Henderson Jr., Mrs. Edward Ladd’
. Wear Eyegioeses yw
You won't look pretty and you lh
before guests arrived.” Send your
us now for a thorough cleaning.
e NOVA - TEX PROCESS
@ 1-HR.-DRY CLEANING
e 4HR. SHIRT LAUNDRY
26'R. HURON (Downtown)
PTA Activities
Frances C. Bulterfield Tent §, Daugh-
ters of Union Veterans of the Civil . |
will meet tonight at 8.128 W. Pike St |
Ladies Auxiliary 12390, FOR. will meet
tonight at 8 im the ball on Montcalm Bt |
Pontiac Rebekah catge 450 will meet
Friday at & p.m., reins St. with
degree practice following the ledge
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HINES HOBBY. HOUSE 7. 8. Saginaw *
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&§ a A
though lt is for the
time, : =
“Dear Mrs. : Is it per-ice
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to pick her up, if her parents ~.
have to leave the house before)”
the young man arrives? s
“My husband refuses leave
Frank Glowzinskis
Mark Anniversary
Their children present were Mr.) _
and Mrs. Frank Glowzinski Jr:|>
A perky sailor that you'll find
easy to crochet and so perfect for
keeping your hatpins and jeweled
pins in sight and “at hand.” (Make
several for Christmas gift-giving!)
Pattern No. 5722 contains crochet
directions; material requirements;
stitch illustrations.
Send 25¢ in. coins, your name,
address and the pattern number.
to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press,
372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6,/ it
Tilinois.
Now availablethe colorful 1956 —
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“ens of lovely designs from-which'=~—
to choose more patterns in crochet, |”
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Since woman is by na-
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she is best fitted to add
charm and happiness to
life with her tenderness and understanding.
and
recording of the recent Pontiac
Educational Conference held at
Higgins Lake. A gift was pre-
sented the honoree.
Attending the event were Horton
Southworth, Mrs, C. L. Baker, Mrs,
Sidney Geal, Mrs. Ralph Dawe,
" Mrs. Wade Griffith, Mrs. Lawrence
McIntosh, Mrs. Margaret Parks
and Maude Spears.
Completing the guest list were
Mrs. Ivan Senters, Mrs. Gerald
White, Miss. Ashley, Miss Scott and
Mrs. Frederick Holmes. 5 of pread Your Blessings by
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Sisterhood Sees
Film Depicting ~ ‘DR. B. R. BERMAN OPTOMETRIST
Stil at Same Location
17 N. SAGINAW ST. FE 4-7071 U.N. Child Care
. “Assignment:. Chil-;
dren” was presented. The film por-
trayed the ways in which UNICEF
is aiding in the health and educa-'
ition of children throughout the
on Nov, 3.
on Nov. 10 at the home of Mrs.|
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Luncheon preceding the Tuesday,
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Previéwing his speech for the day, Pontiac, is the author of several books
and a former: Historian of the state of
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Prince /exhibition of his work at a Chicago) Pontiac City Library at 47 Wil-
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Wave; Gipson — Old Yeller;
Hagopian — Wine For The Living; Juliana had The tap-roots iden, he said, is) Woore — The Lanely Pare
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Biography Dombrowski — Mussolini; Twi-
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Boyd — Questions and Answers
On Insurance; Bynner — Book of
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is certain and in Tighe’s| . and a keen sense of re-
Personality doesn’t win pennants, but Tighe figures) -
than even in executing authority there must be a mu-! §
tual understanding between player and coach. ao.
“I always try to put forth a little more, and |
expect a player to give a little more effort,” he said. -
“I want the players to be loyal to me, because I will
be loyal to them,” he added, “and a lot more players
must realize that what's good for the team is good for
the individual.”
* *
TOO MANY INDIVIDUALISTS
Tighe did not name anyone in particular but he said
he had the feeling the past season that “some of the
players were out there thinking only of themselves,
worrying over their own batting averages or pitching
records.” . *
Eastern JVs Snatch
22-Game Streak, 7-6, to
Win Junior High Title.
——
To bear out Tighe’s statement, the Tigers’ final s : : struck for glory in the early min.
statistics this year showed the club hitting and Victory in Finale tates of the Ist quarter. Sete Be, ma
. hom ee The Warriors marched to the! string tackles, Don Currie (left) and Pat Burke, game at South Bend Saturday. They went through Detrelt finished 9 dlemal 5th. A ipehd wedhton, os aie eet ies from} who saw only limited ‘action in the past two some dummy drills at workout yesterday. “We could have finished in the 1st division—even as|Pess Play that traveled over about|Niere,, quamenveck Allen Howse] 27. because of injuries are now back in top : high as second,” Tighe remarked. ae aoe victory {rom | Joe McCauley. Charles Brown con- x * * 10 «aba ay ae Ha vraraity wetted the all-important extra point \ ‘The 43-year-old Tighe admitted he wanted the job/siaders from placement, - |Plans Running Game badly. “I'd have taken it on a six-week contract,” Tighe! Larry Murray, Eastern halfback, Washington. struck swiftly for its| —_ ' i
said.” “The team will show the people more bustle than £"*>ed & pass from Steve Thomp-|touchdown when Isaac Jones bd i A | e 4 ; > son, went 10 yards for the tally./erabbed the ensuing kickoff and 7 they’ve ever seen before. Count at that time, as the game/ sprinted 70 yards untouched down | e an S eam O ; Jack likes the words “fiery and aggressive.” “There's |ebbed. ory 20 = Madison, iM ithe sidelines. Bob Greenhalgh's a difference between an aggressive manager and aj), u™ Mish come Gime Mi placetick tor the tothe point was
cowa.*: aaa £ot_ its two points on an) Dick Craig's Warriors crossed] DETROIT W® -— The Detroit) by the Briggs “An aggressive manager is a leader who is an stter blocking an Easiors pra |the Washington goal once more on -rigers, best second halt ball club! cate of radio inspiration to his 5.” a 25-yard end run by Brown in thelin the American League in 1956,| utives headed by Fred Knorr nsp' n players. Eastern had stopped Madison of 2nd period, but an offside penalty|win be full of fire and vinegar| and John | . Those who attended Tiger games at Briggs Stadium|(i¢ Sir. nm ‘wo Plays. ‘hen tried nullified the play. ' from opening day in 1957 if their] yo. ine start of during the past two years probably heard Tighe and Be aryl mag ne ge ene | Suly' 1, the date ot
never knew it, ' _ |Deny Theft Charges tack while end Bill Lee and | Twenty-four, hours after taking!i? to the end y 9 That familiar whistle coming off the diamond was sine meray: Nees Borage, Shag Frum on or major league man- coach “ Whis ’ Tigh ELES (® — Two UCLA defensively. Jones starred aging Tighe today reviewed : :
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX . Court trial of Gerry MeDougall,| Steve ‘Thompson's touchdown) aaa wal tiey that wee. We mare | to Get Rosen Tiger Publicity Director Neal “Doc” Fenkell says there * —_ — and Richardjpass to Larry Murray handed East-| a0 basis for a good team. We ; is nothing to the rumor that he was leaving the job. ho eye Rng el yr ws ss ee, vanes 2 ane have finished in first + Regen (INS) — John Mo-
fact I'm looking for an assistant,” he said. Mey, %. at Eastern, ___ second place. We'll ran instead | soanal for the. Detrett Tigers, of wait for the home run. There poste on Z : will be a ecurfew.”’ trying Cleveland Indians
Dodgers Set Loser’s Record Tighe knows the club. He has| ‘rd - baseman
| been a coach for the Tigers for; ‘#4 e id 8 id the ‘past two seasons. And his se-/ McHale lection. as. manager to sueceed| - “We talked with Hank Green-
ac an : Puy Varcle come apne surprise. berg about o~ 4
‘ / Tighe was first choice of the new padre oe MILWAUKEE ® — Coach Sid)got a better team in every respect , ‘ Tiger owners who took control the! Rosen was evidently put on (Gillman, whose Los Angeies|than a year ago, but mistakes NEW YORK ( — The biggestpicked up by the Cleveland In- jers’ pool of $861,763.72. The play: jbern, Slaughter and clubhouse day after the season ended. He al-| the sale block after Greenberg. (Rams won the Western Coater.((itve hurt us, We're elther going chunk.-of the $758,561.63. World Se-!dians in 1954, with 34 full shares |¢rs’_pool_is derived: from-the—first;man—Pete—Sheehy, s0-was in favor with the earlier| Cleveland general tiamager, pub- lence title in the national Footbal med “to correct “ those ‘errors t to 32 mém- worth $6,712.50 each. That was the|Ur games. shares. They upped .Slaughter|regime and would have been| Hely sald that Rosen was a licague last year said today or we're going to be ries players pool went to “4 writ : A fotal of 82 players. managers, from a half share (a 2,100 hike)inamed manger during the season! player of “lest confidence” as |"when our offense plays to co| led im this division. bers of the world champion New|wealthiest four-game series OM| caches batboys, ballboys, club-lafter the first series game with|had Harris quit earlier as was fre-| He result of repeated booing. |facity, we'll be up cna aa - oe York Yankees who pocketedjrecord, with the winning New/house attendants, trainers, grounds-|Frick’s approval, quently rumored. Jack Tighe, new Tiger man- |belong.” In talking about mistakes he ap- $8,715.76. Twenty-eight _members|York Giants, claiming full shares keepers and traveling secretaries! All the figures are before taxes.| The Tiger resurgence tm 186'| ager, wants le onift beens to Gillman and the Rams are inon ae ag to sch things ot Brooklyn Dodgers collected fulljof $11,147.80. | dipped into the 1956 pool. . In cutting up their slice, the) came with the sale of the club | first base. town for a Sunday meeting with|that led te tive — oe shares of $6,934.34—a record los-| That series was played in New| The Yankees, taking a $50 top|Dodgers sent pitcher Johnny Pod-|—~ es the: Gieea Packers at Mil- omocen ty ers’ share. : York's spacious Polo Grounds and share cut by voting late-comerjres, the 1955 series hero now in|, , oy - cakes Clee Stadium, Both| rancisco Mere who took a 33-30 / . 2 © (Cleveland's mammoth Municipal/ Enos Slaughter a higher percent-the Navy, a $500 cash grant. They| Tired ‘Bums’ in Tokyo teanig Will take 1-2 records tele a week ago Sunday and The previous losers’ high was Stadium, building a record play-iage while the series was in pro-|had done the same for Don New- - a ge ors roy ee ee i — / igress, and The Dodgers split 70;combe when he-was in service in s s ‘ : losing per cent ot the tneon. Tae tal 860. Get Enthusiastic Welcome, Sites, m,tis_ nace 2, bot wkend. : 7 ‘ share amounted to $520,993.15 with) Net receipts for the series to- pected better things this se: “We can't to wins the Yankees getting $318,595.89 injtaled $2,183,254.59 (‘compared to!” TOKYO Wf — Brooklyn’s Base- waved flags and cheered loudlylfrom their che whe an tae Whe that,” expect tir pare Nl f OICeS the final figures announced by/last year's $2.337.515.34 net). Of/ball Dodgers, weary and fivelas ‘the tired “Bums” filed fromldivision lender r, Detrolt anit. thalpredioted Baga lire ee : Commissioner Ford Frick yester-/that, $1,180,204.7%6 went to the/hours late, landed here today tolthe plane. : , ; Sones. Thsteke Ges cont * title ana’ eass day for the seven-game series.
. When Brooklyn defeated the
Here are the weekend grid choices as selected by the. sectional Yankees in seven games in 1955,
staffs of the International News Service. ~ lthe player’s pool was about $21,000)
Among the state teams, Michigan, Michigan State and University less. But the Dodgers’. full sharts
icked by th rts. were worth $9,768.21.’ The Yan- of Detroit all have been pic y the expe hoes chee wee Mkts
\fice. That left $675,561.63 for the clubs and the leagues and $327,-
183.20 to the commissioner’s of-
players’ pool, which was padded
by $83,000 from pre-game televi-
sion programs.
The full shares for the second,
third and fourth-place finishers
came out like this:
Cleveland (31), $1,649.05; Mil-
waukee (33), $1,598.32; Chicago
(29), $1,112.75; Cincinnati (29),
$1,185.25; Boston (34), $505.71; St.
Louis (30), $602.03.
The slimmest share wag the $50
voted by the White Sox to pitcher
Dick Marlowe, a late-season addi- a rain-dampened but enthusiastic
welcome for their barnstorming
tour of Japan.
* * *
A chartered Pan - American the terminal, where the
posed for pictures with leading Ja-
Panese actresses, c
DCTC carrying the Dodgers from
Honolulu was delayed more than
five hours at Wake Island by a
defective brake and a half - flat
tire.
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“Man, we're beat,” said third
baseman Jackie Robinson as he
walked:down the ramp. “We were
on the plane, off the plane, on the
plane, off the plane. We're tired.”
' A crowd variously estimated at
tion to the roster. 3-4,000, mostly school children, * EAST Cleveland ‘and Milwaukee, the
Princeton. 35, Colgate 19 ....... Tigers have the tackles and praie A a geters _ in the a
Yale 27, Cornell 7 ....,.....06 ee stiess Yale hasn't shown full power.,T@ces, div per cent
Harvard 28, Columbia 13 ....... eveecévedoes Columbia outmanned.| 1956 pool ($56,892.12 each); the third-place Chicago White Sox and Holy Cross 21, Dartmouth 20 .,.......008 beccessunasiy A squeaker. Cincinnati take 10 per cent ($37.
Penn 14, Brown 13 ...... sedeee Toerer reer etre eee Another tossup.' 99g 9g each), and fourth-place Bos-
Army 21, Syracuse 20 ........,.........Army on rebound to upset.ton and St. Louis 5 per cent ($18,-
Boston Col. 21, Rutgers 14 ....... Nes eeeeeseeeunn BC too big and fast. 964.04 each).
Navy 35, Cincinnati 13 ...........5...000: Middies should outclass.. The Yankees also voted three
MIDWEST |members, outfielder Norm Sie-
MICH. STATE 35, Notre Dame 14 ........... Spartans show power.
Ohio State 28, Penn State 14 ........44+ ++»-Buckeyes keep rolling.
S0Erevbveses Wolverines have class.
soveeess.. Might go other way. MICHIGAN 28, Northwestern 7
Purdue 21, Wisconsin 14 ...........
Towa 35, Hawaii 0 ................++.....-.Workout for Hawkeyes.
Col. of Pacific 20, Marquette 13 .........Road rough for Warrfors.
Minnesota 28, Illinois 21 ..........,..Gophers smell scent of roses.
Nebraska 14, Indiana 7 ........Cornhuskers have home advantage.
Missouri 28, Kansas State 13 ......Missouri still eyes Orange Bowl,| :
Houston 20, Oklahoma A & M 14 .......... Houston wins close one. nie # One aor annons
Oklahoma 40, Kansas 6 “tut tanked opening: bouts in the ‘U.S. Olympie Boxing Trials.
* * *
| Francis Lee, rangy Navy champ SAN FRANCISCO (# — An ex-
pected “easy winner” in the feath-
erweight division was eliminated
DETROIT 21, Tulsa 2 ..............
SOUTHWEST from Pittsburgh, won a close de-
Texas 14, Arkansas 7 ......... Preceseeveces Texas seems stronger.|cision from Seattie’s Bobbie Hicks
S. M. U. 21, Rite 14 ........4. estetescisesss Mustangs should win.|to snap the Northwestern fighter’s
T.C. U. 21, Texas A&M14............ sseves+,- Aggies outclassed. | Victory string at 45. Lee scored a
ran weit knockdown in the second round
and battered his young, opponent
with repeated blows to the body. Southern Cal. 34, Washington an Two high-powered offenses.
Hicks, a 11-year‘old high school Stanford 20, Oregon. 7 ..........0ce00005- Indians on Brodie’s arm. Upsets Start U. §. Olympic Boxing Trials The best fight last night elimi-
nated a pair of slugging welter-
weights. Henry Brown, the Navy
champ from Wichita, Kan.,
knocked out Willie Moran of Lou-
isville with a third-round punch
that ht the southeastern boxer
off and sent bin sprawling. * *
Upsets ousted two other favor-
ites. Sammy Rollins, rated one of
New York's classiest lightweights,
lost by a. TKO to Fred Jackson of
the Air Force after piling up a big
lead. Rollins. was staggered with
a right to the jaw early in the
third round, He went down a min- sale Morgan,
Two knockouts and five TKOs
dotted the first night program.
Football games scheduled for
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ABC radio, 2:50 p.m., TEXAS
Christian vs. Texas A&M.
CBS-TY, 1 p.m., regional college
football.
CLA M4, California 7.0... ...cceccee coves «+++.¢--UCLA improved. Junior, had been the unanimousjute later under a barrage of rights| m. i 0 . ere choice to win the Olympic feather-|and lefts to the head and Referee|cinte ve" Nace Doom Michigan PRO GAMES weight bertli, y Frankie Carter called a halt. ‘NBC radio, 1:45 p.m., - Ohio Detroit 24, San Francisco 14 ‘..........06085-. Lions only unbeaten. Only about half the 105 entrants, . ae" State vs. Penn State. ' New York 28, Pittsburgh 14 ...... seseeees- Giants pick up another."ePresenting service, collegiate) Dean Plemmons, NCAA fy NRE TY 19:15 p.m., regional af AAU and Golden Gioves teams,'weight king from the University : co Chicago Bears 31, Baltimore 24................ Must contain Moore. =o college football. : L, Saw action in the 30-bout card. The of Wisconsin dropped a decision ; Philly Eagies 21, Chicago Cards 20 ..............,..-.COrds UD#Ct-icthers: including many top-ranked to’ Hawaii's Ray Perez in a M2| : : SUNDAY ‘
Cleveland 14, Washington 10 ............ Desperate Skins may turn.'battlers, fight tonight for semifi-/ pound quarter-finals. Perez earlier! CBS-TV, 1 p.m., regional profes- joutpointed Army‘ champ Sherri-|sional football. : Green Bay 28, L. A. Rams 21-.....+.++....Home edge in close one. naj spots, A
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Del's Service is Chit" Pon, C.0 ie 6 Senetion tis The arheads of the Troy at —* at : spe “ads Of the iy at- K.O.P. No. 1 16 Cardinals LaBair 189; K. LaBatr 485, Social Pipes Pee on Pi. a 6 N oo a Brats $87: Social Brats 177. tack are halfback Sim Acton and
eg hy ee ae MOTOR INN “A” LEAGUE fullback Dick Kelly. Acton, fully re- Poole’s lar 12 Reliabte Weld. * wt ER w L covered from his leg injury suf- | Dunseith konen Drewry's Flee’ er \
650; Dunseith 2638. ‘Al Piste 8 4 Ch te hawery in the sone — . . ——— inty ew Inn & a r ‘hard- i arrier w \~
BURON LADIES Perry F. Mk 5 Shaw's Jiry 3° ly pihuon gre = e . ne
a Pts D. Materne 288: Perry Priendly Market is, yardage by making Coun, View BD. Michele 12 886; D. Materna 661: Club 99 2790. bull-like rushes into the line
c . 13 Kingsley | lm 0 ELKS ROUSE LEAGUE Sparking Clawson’s offense is Hart Win, Ci 12 Pontiac Piston Ww. wt
Joe 1 Lens Service $ Stadium Tam 12 5 Gartin a piquarterback Tom Kollin, one of cee rn ok tere bar” giSouey & Bens 11 6 Dickies sve. 8 i0/Oaland Couhty’s leading scorers
BE. Welch 205-580;"@, Olsen S61 Tune & Sime 11 $ Caves Grit 3 it who used to be a student at Troy 3 fe, |NuBrite Plat, 11 § National Boh 71? : BELLES a BEAUX 10 § Mur. Cleaners 6 12/Backing Kollin are halfback John Pus, Chuck's @hack & 7 Behr Cats 3 Volk, 128- pound scatback Doug
} a 7 or is! @ Gerlach %4; Chuck's @hack 980; Scott and fullback Lowell Acton, Mums 13 8\2. Van Atta 613; Soucy & Sons 2671. icousin of Troy’s Sim.
Lillies it Sunflowers He DIXIE MEN'S LEAGUE | 4 ' }
Dattodile 12 Feonies H Ce teas a OO Trey has been a revitalized Carnation: 3 ' i
Deis ul 3 Boucard’s G@. 16 & Pont. st. Bk 1¢\0| “8M UNder mew head coach Joe 2 V. Cox om Beaur-M, Sister Hu Mg Beer $12 Bechard, When the 1956 season 719; Belles-¥. Co ; Beaux-M. Slater . Retail Jackson ,
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Pe. Li Peale tn” jb10 Wien Que 2 tis, The Colts broke the string on the
Suen” ie 4 ieopere, ities. Hee O'Berry 292; Pfeiffer Beer 996: J. Ist game of the season and have Sekorex Wir, 14 Leen 8 13) [Berry 636; Pauly Insurance Agency been i ‘
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Joe’s Coney I. 13 7 Whit. 712) INDEPENDENT LADIES Ironically, their last win prior Pederal Foun. 12 8 Det. Mir & 46 ~ Pts Pts.| to the slump was over Clawson,
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OXFORD—Daniel Axford Ele-
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Matrons, Patrons Take
| Posts in Pontiac Area
Masonic Temples
Officers of area OES chapters
| Carleton C. McWilliams of Royal
on. Snaps, 3 con beara neat eon Orion Chapter No. 340 OFS wil) have:
: i ihe Massie Temple > land Mrs Daisy Muelkins of Mio. ito Meet Tomorrow
and a handkerchief exchange
‘liare planned. October Birthday Club
ORTONVILLE — The October
Birthday. Club will hold their an-
nual party tomorrow at 6 p.m.
with the group meeting in the
home of their president, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Tower. A potluck supper and
Dance at Gingellville
ingeliville Community Club, with
'refreshments. Bill Morris will call.
Farmington Manager, Chief Spur Drive
ad By MARY CELINSKE
Farmington Correspondent
FARMINGTON — Farmington’s
young city manager,
Hari Scherffeus is still trying to
persuade the county to help i
seh
i 3 2 i i ghigt ee
fi and have gone over the concrete | the first sign of slippery condi-
bridge railg inte the river. 6¢ | tions, | far there have been no fatali-
Beyond the bridge,
us who have driven
: - City Fights Horse and Buggy Bridge
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‘ - winter's The mushrooming northern end
ning at 8 p.m. are:
thy matron, Mrs. Betty Shoemak-
er; worthy patron, Richard Shoe- tion last week in Grand Rapids.
The Romeo vocalist is only the
isecond woman in the history of the
years, and will continue in these of-
fices in addition to her new duties.
Hadley
Newly-elected officers to be in-
stalled at a public installation for
the Hadiey 0.E.S. on Saturday eve-
Worthy matron, Mrs. Marie
Burgess; worthy patrqn, Howard
Burgess; associate matron, Mrs.
_Esther Bice; associate patron,
Kenneth Bice; secretary, Mrs.
Zillah Hill; and treasurer; Mrs,
Thelma Coffeen,
Oxford
Elected to office here were wor- quare Dancing day|
jat Daniel Axford School |
- ment in Oakland County. Two com-
ithe guild and their children, Mrs.
ft ” f
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ye ft al Saturday f
For Northminster Bazaar :
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Truck Kills Tot;
Sister Critical
Tragedy Trip to Grocery Store|
for Mother Ends in‘
grocer’s.
Four-year-old Bobby Phillips and
his sister, Catherine, 5, were te-
-frem-—the grocery store
yesterday, running hand in hand,
when they reportedly dashed into! | |
‘the side of a coal truck on 10 Mile!
road and were hurled beneath its,
wheels. i
Bobby was killed instantly.
Catherine, critically injured, was
fighting for her life today at Van
Dyke Memorial Hospital
The youngsters’ mother, Mrs.
Mary: Phillips, 26, who has four
other children, was in a state of
collapse.
Warren A. Wojewoda, 2%, 6777
Prospect, of Warren Township, the
truck driver, said he tried to ma-
neuver the coal-loaded truck, ‘But
I didn’t have enough room or
enough om A :
In another traffic mishap, 19-
year-old Arthur S. Wozniak of De- i.
when the car in which he was rid-
ing smashed into a bridge abut-
panions were seriously injured.
To Parade 50
Fashions Tonight
at White Lake
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—To-
night at 8, St. Ann’s Guild of, the!
St. Patrick Altar Society will spon-
sor a fall fashion show in the
Lake roads. ca * *
Between 40 and 50 fashions from
the J. C. Penney store in Pontiac}
will be modeled by members of i Helen. Schlee will be moderator.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes awarded.
|
Child Gifidance Man
Schools Club Guest troit, was killed instantly last night) .
parish hall, Hutchins and Union’ set
bloc
interesting down
or crayons
be added to paraffin for .
. Holding
a star-shaped green one spangled
with particles of gold, she said
“It’s a floating candle—use a few
in a bowl of water or among phil-
odendron leaves.”
Angel-white Christmas trees for
the table can be formed by cutting
stars from crinoline in graded
and Mrs. William Armstrong and other North-
minster Presbyterian Church women for their
bazaar. The event is slated for Nov. 3 at 10 a. m.
at the new church on Big Beaver road in Troy.
Try Candle Tricks for Funds
Besides ornaments, hand-
ed dresses for little ladies,
‘and canned goods will be for sale. | ‘The Men’s club will mana snack
MAFC Elecs Officers, Council | State Assn. of Farmer
Co-ops Picks Slate at
East Lansing
sizes, clipping the centers, and put-
Saturday honored Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Albertson, who were mar-
ried a week earlier in the Method- MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ALBERTSON
150 Guests Fete Pair
Following Rites in North R~A reception| For the wedding and feception,
the bride wore a light beige faille
ballerina dress, matching hat with
short veil and yellow and bronze
mums. ting them down onto a white taper
in a glass candicholder, at inch
jare to be erected, as well as re-
; fective lights. Metal guard rails maker: associate matron, Mrs. Ce-
leile Davidson; associate patron,
way Loomis; secretary, Clossie
Yetter; and treasurer, “Mrs. Efii-
ma Robtoy.
Public installation will be held
Saturday at 8 p.m.
Party to Be Tonight
the curve and the one way bridge
“But all these things are stop-
gap. measures,” Scherffets snid,
“We can’t afford to fill the valley
road, but if the Band Boosters to. Meet
LAKE ORION — Band’ Boosters will meet tonight at at the high if
r the Macomb County Child Guid-
at 8 o'clock tonight at the ele-
Fifth grade room mothers will
serve refreshments and Giri
Scout, will act as baby sitters.
Hall wit! be accepted by Chairman Mrs. Andrew Askew,
Guild to Fete Guests
ORTONVILLE — Guest night of
the Study Guild will be at & p.m.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ann
Bawal on Glen road. A
will’ precede the potluck
county can helpus, -we hope te be
ew bridge i for a regular’ méeting. ee
ume: bed luncheon. ROMEO—Dr, Chester Clapp of
mentary Schools Club meeting, to
|be held at Croswell Street School.
program Roosevelt
dessert| bride is a graduate of- Nuttall ist church at Newberry in the
‘Upper Peninsula.
The bride is the former Connie
Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ted-Barnett;-67-S; -Parke;-St.; -Pon-
tiac, while the bridegroom is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Albertson,
1912 Maddy Lane, Keego Harbor.
The couple received 150 guests
at the reception at the groom’s
parents’ home.
For their wedding, they were at-
tended by the groom's cousin, Jo-
seph Tatu, and Mrs, Tatu of Pon- tiac. es
While in the Upper Peninsula,
the couple viewed Taquamenon|
Falls and spent a week hunting)
deer with bow and arrow.
Making their home on Rosedale
| street im Waterford Township,
| the bridegroom ts a graduate of
i High Schook, and the
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Gingellville Club
Slates Oct. 20 Dance LAKE ORION—The Gingeliville
Community Club is sponsoring a
friends Saturday, from 8 to 12
at the center.
* * *
orchestra will provide the
for square dancing. Card
and refreshments are
planned.
Set at $2,000
\goal for this township's Community
‘Chest is $2,000, rather than $12,000
as a headline in the Press stated
?
—
| i EAST LANSING—New officers
and members of the administra-
tive council of the Michigan Assn.
of Farmer Cooperatives, an or-
ganization of 150 state co-ops, were
elected at the’ llth annual MAFC
Conference this week at Michigan
State University. 4
| Bruce Needham, of Cherry Grow-
ers, Inc., Traverse City, is the new
{Michigan Live Stock Exchange,
Blissfield, was eiected vice-chair.
man. :
d. F. Yaeger, executive secre- —
tary and treasurer; L. A. Chen-
ey, assistant secretary, and Ed-.
win F. Steffen, legal counsel, all
of Lansing, were re-elected to
Jack W. Barnes, Michigan Milk
Producers’ Assn., Detroit, and
Harold S. Lee, Michigan Rural
Co-op Assn., Bay City; are new
members of the 15man admin-
istrative council.
Those re-elected to the council
include: Needham; Marten Garn,
Farm Bureau Services, Inc.,
Charlotte; Tom Koning, Farmers’
Petroleum Co-op, Coopersville;
Robert Currey, Michigan Artificial
Breeders’ Co-op, Almont; Martin
Bauer, Mi Elevator Ex-
change, ; Ward Hodge,
Michigan Farm Bureau, Snover;
Ingold; Reuben. Eirschele, Mid-
West Producers’ Creafneries, Con-
stantine; Burke Ardis, Falmouth
Co-op, Falmouth; George Brooks,
St. Johns’ Co-op, St. Johns; R. F.
Koenigshof, Buchanan Co-ops, Bu-
chanan; A. E. Licht, Elkton Co-op
Farm Produce Co., Elkton; and
John VanderMolen, Zeeland Farm-
ers’ Co-op, Zeeland.
Presbyterians Set
Catechism Classes
DRAYTON PLAINS — Cate
chismrciasses for boys ard girls in
the fifth grade and up of the Com- - munity . United Presbyterian
Church will be held again this fall,
beginning Saturday,
will be ‘tidtified of their schedule.
Two Mothers’ Units
to Join for Party
MARLETTE—Pians for an . Oct,
24 party at which the Mothers
Child Study Club will entertain
Modern’ Mothers Club members
were made at the Child Stady ,
Club's recent meeting at Mrs. Al-
Green
vin Bliss’ home. Mrs. Garry
incorrectly yesterday, High School, Lookout, W. Va.
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Featuring: DELICIOUS CHICKEN DINNERS, T-Bone Steaks,
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in Jail Well Worth It
LONG BEACH, Calif.,(INS)—
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Dixie Hwy. (U.S.-10) 1 Bik, North of Telegraph Rd. FE 5-4500° |
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
BIG 4-UNIT SHOW about his action, so when the
judge sentenced him to $530 or
five days in jail, he took the jail
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“Sa ane nn Heer oat Gees © 24!" etn ncaa ay tet Whites” Grade A. utrs large bi-82; \Cole Palm ""c2 474 PUMA «3 S. gan schools made five years ago Soot the ee muctuineh ond la : medum 32. hw heayes v. <a ...... Ss Snows, a-peck. Choice cuts of Ber Sa te, a Meee Soe Rays, Niet.” Sedlehwald hove mene cor tian round yg Sg Ns Bn yi rm Rey Tob B .. $3.4) coh ' . Comment: Market firm on large and/> Pw Pf (4.59) Ridgeway ..:. «83, The governor planned a full day |bacon, 3c. Large bologna, 3 Ibs. heavier weight sizes, with offerings oP i) Fe Rock bee es 30.1 lof handshaking in Macomb $1. Large selection of Halloween‘ offerings . Mediums in heavy sup-\Cont Can ... 47.¢ Royal Dut ... 105. County 5 ply but demand food. # of smaiig Cont COP&S ...15.7 Safeway St.... 7.6 : pumpkins and cider Open every’ . are declining and offerings readily ab-|cont a a? * hee Pap os 1 Tonight he is scheduled to travel day ‘til 12:30'a. m. FE 8-3011. 80; aa eae sca Sorn Pd ...... 982 Scovi i. 382 to Bay City for an all day swing F Ady. = Surtiss Wi!’ $e Seab Al WR’, 302 ttle, 1,500; calves 300; -
: te | * fi ally stony bulk of steers and. heifers CHICAGO, Oct Ih TAP) Busey stéady: Det edison”... 34 Shel On. Saree al ° nent greding snd pelow: Bot enough receipts 478,000; wholesale noleties (2M © Beae 22. 234 Bimmons .:."* 51.2) ting fa M th Def d we Drime ake til ie co SP a ae a oe #4 Sinclair .°.. $4 [the eneaing of the pheasant season , MOMEr en ee weiies Reece fos coarse at | Ree stingy reno t30- vara |SesPa go ag See ee - gh4| MM fends In the. Thum | Rowra Xo Jew wood steers 18.80-19.00; buying unehanged; @ per cent or |Rast Kod ."": ve Ra. doa ccu X- ayer Pe a Fe 3a: stahdarde 35%: dines Eat "ourrent iene eed: 44 std Brand: i . 33.90; some standard and 16.00-| receipts 31 v Brie RR ...:)° 204 Bia on Ind.” $7. UJ M | Sift, capers bacee” tak Browse BE ge SS BSL UL), MC QICS | ° ccontimes rrem Page One icntine up te 18 10.98: fow heavy Poultry ood Sian. ef Stevens. JP... 2s |Chiet Assistant Prosecutor George 2 z s
. - Om... = + see ater isn Sans ceil Reg aa RY fee Oh at ole ttvtor Mev Moore related 9.00-20.00; few chotce around. s09 DETROTT, Oct, 1 (AP) Pri id om. at SM a inners Moore returned home from work "Chairme ‘ t yearling stock steers 21.00: | per id tor No. 1 quality live poultry Gen yma o Cons. SET July 27*‘earti 4 Board 250-24, Medum and good 50-r60 to. FOR’ Detrot up to oa. eh Gen Mille -<- 6t Tee G Sut... 318 uly er than usual,” j gue ue a fall to eh an cael ee eon eae ee aae He. EE Timt'n' sr Bs] German Doctor Picked Bein tow @ fam em See ee Oe tully steady; top wooled lambs 28 higher: SI'2i:; "capommiues a'e 4 BATE’ Rocks) Gen Time °°) (7% Trensamer ... 38 | With Columbi : Se Toop Tes. MRe Me ,Brine, wooled lambs 18.00-|iings 30: light Sete: Dear pe eaten «abt teeta: ea] WE olumbia = Profs ansers’ quarnes. aa we stew, low good ts 10.00-18.00; | “Comment: Marker about Se, TES Ue Carbide’! | for Top Award She admitted they quarreled be- a few ely ight thin culls £00: &/recel are Uniting ¥ - 4.7 Un Pac....... 30 smal! mostly 102. Ib. to the relat Ught demand on ail| Ot. West 8": 195 omit alr Lin” She cause she had not prepared the|t#lstive to the lambs with No. 1 pelts 20.80: © partpofferings. yy A. is tor ant One” “83 Unit Atre... #2. ; weekly shopping list. He left eck, mostly choice 10 Tee ea ny |guallty "and ‘sizes with undergrade offer:| Quit OW crit Unit Fruit. 464] STOCKHOLM (INS) — Two Co- ac cee - He left angry weathers 108; cull to mostly aed ee mrt, S32 PS Kimene-ns 313/lumbia University professors and|She ‘est ee Ce et : CHICAGO POULTRY Hooker Bi |) 40.4 me sete fia German doctor today were . of Police or no | fae EE EAP tive pectiry irduat Ray |: S48 Be Tee ns named co-winners of the 1956 Nobe]| He returned at 8:15, she said, Department, exce the Chief of /Area Broach Firm ii sxcinG Sie pastiche it ete: G)Prme tr media pe Ray ny Se Ares : 3 | Tne an E . 26. . " ‘ Heh ‘nee, White ‘Rocks vader aiyliot Harv". “py Wentg A Bk” 301] ored eckicrem er se mmest how |i his absence Ste testified he | HAN |Ib. 3631; over. aie tbe geass, me pick .... 102.4 Weste Bi $3.2) ee | : | “Tia 0 ons ruc ition Rocks 20-21: ue’ » to rd Paper ime W & Co... 143| Professors Andre Cournand and left at 8:40 with the words, “I | 2%; hen turkeys 30,0 O™ «(tarkeys ee 396 Woolworth 3$;| Dickinson W. Richards and Dr, |4't know where I'm going.” Detroit Broach & Machine Co. Ut Crk Goal © a Fhe Sh ae 168 Werner Forssmann of Bad Kreu- | Near tears, Mrs. Moore said ; ; les Gi STOCK aver. mack. , mak- of Rochester is presently undertak- Counties Given Funds NEW YORK, Oct, 16-Oom piled by re Hygena ae ai ~~ ing construction of a 15,000 squarefor Paralysis Victims Me Associated "Press. = Thoin Awards, announced in Mtock.| SS © ote ae St oe P , ys A 18.18 60 |holm, were given for the work of} Moore had left home the last | loot addition to its plant, Gustav LANSING @ — Three ty Seevius dus aa ae ee ats ithe three scientists on the ca time “shout 8:15.” stent - yon Reis, com president, an- oun | rock .3008 i334 oR 1 city i pany chapters hav: received additional Month, ‘age amg ine ne i83 aon pbb ny Men latory The statement was taken at the iy that the It will house additional machin grants totaling $14,500 from the Last nigh suesem Hes 18 Tas hte system. E Taylor sori es +s ron ling to shall he mente and | National Infafitile Paralysis Fi igh |. aif2 1982 oo. 1118 ‘ ’ en volthdy. heeahiee teeta ‘°F dation, state beadiuarters reported ws Toe cca AS BE HS cate ‘wherely. a ‘instrument fe| Sh Also became confused when| ti ratify the of Chiet|Beipa“agparimene | building broaching machines, * today , - DETROIT stocks introduced in a cavity along a after denying Moore was friendly before the Board. me aceehes mener lence te 3 | spokesman said. ‘ { (C. J. Nephier Co.) mucous canal or vein for probing with the little girl next door, the| Section 86. Tmmodiotely upon formal/portion of _ An Avon Township building per-|, Te emergency aid was extended) Pisures after decimal Mig Lee te | purposes rm jsame statement was read quoting| the “aocused may ‘be suspended’ by thal | ,|to counties who ran out of funds|an oe, HOw | Noon ; Pe Tit issued for the project listed'to pay the medical and hospital Baden ‘Ruter aney a 164, Prot, Richards, 61, is 0 . herd og She comes over/inu - the estimated cost at $78,200. [pills for infantile paralysis victimes. Somen se Saam Gos: | “1g “1 ate of Yale and of Columbia's irc. ‘uts his lap and_every- fes‘ourpen | The grants included $9,500 for Mo Prod y's’ &? (52 82) medical school, where he has . | Allegan County, $3,400 for Huron|teeneean at ree cos '? 3 17 been teaching since 1928. He is | Ingraham said tomorrow he will |>*z,4¥ | . eg 1 OO. fiicce. 102 tt ching is | New Hope for Mailmen County and $1,600 for Dickinson awd Mile. Oa. 1 10 Bal a-native of Orange, N.J. call Dr, L. Jerome Fink, Pontiac mecabers "SAN ANTONIO, Tex. @ — Dr,|COUMY: Wafer S Producia a TT peer finishing his studies at\ie’ hence tre seed at 8 Sam iby | . Tex, _ - “No sale; . , 4 Jack Knowles, a Miami, Fla.,| State headquarters reported a “"° ‘Wt: Did and asked Columbia in 1923, Richards earned| sah ane, that Moore: suffers a|th, eiiins veterinarian, thinks the tranquili-
zing drugs may be tha answer to
the postman's prayer. He told the
American Medical Veterinary total of 27 county chapters in
Michigan have received emergency
aid totaling $200,507 so far this
year,
Assn. that use-of the “happiness
pills” to transform mean mutts
into docile dogs is growing. They
seem to work better on dogs than
on humans, he said, but hot on
cats—"Cats are unpredictable.”
Earnings
| 3 amounted 1 168.430 Segain
$33,996,164. Net totaled $6,513,012, —
| & share, compared with 65,194,-
137, OF $2.08 « share 7 Former Budget Chief
Succumbs in Bad Axe While Dieter Gorges a world reputation in scientifie cir- cles for his work on experimental
physiology With Prof. H. H. Dale
of
Prof.
Paris in 1895 and came to. the
LOS ANGELES (INS) — A Bev-
BAD AXE @ — Charlies D.
erly Hills physician has described his medical degree at the Univer-
sity of Paris.
Dr. Forssmann was born in Ber-
lin in 1904 and completed his formal
studies in 1932 at Sauerbach.
A total cash award of $10,300 goes with the prize.
Business Nofes M. A. Werry) Saunders, of Bir-
Cournand was born in|
United States in 1930 after winning’ “split personality.”
Fink, former Army psychiatrist
and assistant’ superintendent at
Pontiac State Hospital, testified that Moore has been insane “five
to ten. years.”
—“He- can not-stand-competition,”
Fink said, “lives in. fantasy and
has few real emotional ‘responses
sane.
Among the 38 exhibits introduced
in Ziem’s case were scrapings of
blood and brain tissue from
Moore's clothing, which experts
testified were “similar” to samples
taken from Martha's body. ra
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Tpoouis Ayo Bate, cicas 70 | Rent Office Space 41) CLARK REAL ESTATE | ty trasktest soom fod ewer Fish Pontiac. FC 2-2388 +0002 oF ' Penal FOR RENT: 8 OF OFFICE "Ey & Sunday ae Walton vas sar Seebot “ind ce ta, 2s eee ORfultiple Li ° car garage. Only $14,500.
: OL 6-1861. . EAST PIKE Near - ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY FURN OUTSIDE CITY Limits Longtfe! ving * a slabs Prices TF ‘G40 Dinie Hwy. La 3 Semveem snach, tell base. room, infae ‘ihete
” came Binvg 6 rettipireeer, fares | captain em eee bores “fete Ydeat family home. Only #1-| fin’ al’an hoor, Grand
Le tetce weeoe, Weise | Willama Us. Md, OR Sid or) Te See ie sesrestans pe word Bchool, District. | OR 310aa. FIRST STREET So coma| os. Under #12000 and worth Dorothy Snyder Lavender | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 | ous basement, dandy = ~ REALTOR Annmarie | ethan to schools and ae 9 RAY O’NEIL. Realtor
. |3140 W. Huron PE 24411 (2 STALL GARAGE. You AIR,| ping center, Full price, $10, ,
39 8. JORNGOW AVE. 3 BEDRM. Hour or day rates Light hauling. with terms a sea or Oh ter home, $87 thy, 377, FE 40237. TIPLE SERVI
7% RMS, PARTLY FURN. APPLY | ®UILDING iat 2 STORY 10 | EAST SIDE brick h hci = at Mariny's Ringside Bar, W. Hu-| Parkhurst Call $460 after! KT basement gee heat, in excel _ron at Elizabeth Lk, Rd de font “location” Fakes “ouly $1738 {ROOMS AND BATH, ON CANAL | “MALE BLDG Fon ¢ iE. 102 | for down payment. ;
‘| fmonth. Pie boris ny’ 0 Per F 8 PERRY PARK " GLARESTON LA re ra __For Sale H o a so“ Attractive 2 bedroom Lg weak OFFERS
2'bedroom, near Mi , ehil- LAKE FRONT mee aaey ie. eqgeten Enehen =,
:| quired, "S08 "8 inonth. OR 3-486, |The 3, bedroom home with 199 f. | oft heat, Oniy $480 with terms. | Wisner-Line. School Area 7 SEDROOM HOUHE WITH SCAR tive features — fin ° moe 6 seem Sees, See
i ee Eee at | COR Soy a es to {ROOMS ATE MODERN. NO OF| Fcapiing $10,500, terme,” S AM. em, Aubin Ave. bere Res | WILLIS M: BREWER me burn Hei aus , 3 55 N. Parke ¢s191 | PE 64001 REALTOR PE $0471 | 1 f , Ss ® cK Ff . FE 6-007 MA re] 57704 1111 Joslyn, corner: 3rd East of Pontiac ae adults preferred $75 s Mo. Call) Wier g - es. & Gun. Res. FE 5-2504 3 bed: yn & E| between 5 and 9 om. Ramone | "fil basen’ hg MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE 1984, Bivd. "| Terrace. - : shopping center. #8. bus ano, ne red uae gerage, lot 60 Z i”
© makion Lake ut OR STE | $5 ady Tl) sverilicn or an. $195 DOWN septcast” bay) "ci sinset ; ROOMS MODERN. $43] DIXtE or. 2 BEDROOM STARTER $2,300 down. a
a er - O toon '¥ OWNER. See ae | a aie 2 on tects Po: stiae Lake Privile eo
rooms bath. Large shade WILLIAMS LAKE. PAY- ontiac e Frivi s
aad all Sinte Seam, MENTS #2, PER MONTH. : home | Pulls tn
KNUDSEN paw gd e 4+fam ——.
service, heat and uot water.
Se , aenalt te. $10.99 per Mo.’
WM. H. KNUDSEN
810 Pontiac ‘inte Bank Bidg
FOR GASH IN A
HURRY, ssell things
Anything goes! Dial F through ' Classified - Ads, | ®
28181. .
cedar vie
ie Indian Village Brick
Roy Annett
and pik bus
terms.
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Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich.
Income — North Jessie —_ reom « - two
St Mike's District ae
ree i.
an ate
ect 2 a .
GAYI . Pik ‘ Open
0 e POE 4.9584
NICHOLIE:
ba Se, page ear achoot :
ANDERSONVILLE ROAD
ty blocks west
wy. A really fine 2
rn eee
Very. lovely 2 or 3 bedroom
home — recreation room at
lake level, Many extras. It's
vecant ed $27,500 and
what are your terms.
wil, sell for reasonable
terms — this bed 2
fruit’ i ecras, Ver cant, for small
| NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 0 W. HURON BT. = re $4103
Psy
Washington Park
uunty | GI Resale
‘con. pn ge
with shower, casem
a, off in 1950.
me Fad os Se ~
bor. 3-Bedroom Rancher
Saeclee Sa wilt garage,
het ide Bare ee el de Sire and
, | Stes, m ceramic tile forced heat, room,
down, —
Inc: pM a . $18,900.- j
NICHOLIE| | gor FE tim LORD '
| Come out and
ie Webster School Area This , hoe valve tn
s — $1,450 Dn.
* KINZLER mo We Myron
WM. H. KNUDSEN
$10 Foiate Bank rE weg Eve.
G. I. RESALE $2,100 DOWN
Al He 5 rf : = Hp
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prong PH 31103 MUL’
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Russell Young REALTOR-BUILDER ae
" Eutabliched in 1016
YOU'D LIKE TO BUILD
EXCEPT YOUR
MONEY IS TIED UP
IN YOUR OLD HOME
FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING
BUYER :
or
iT
No. 623 is an answer to the
at buyer.
ig an S146, brick ranch
with entrance
ail, an fice Hv-
rangenient thal cat bevopen ! : \ inte one ed
—tt— Three
bedrms. master bedrm. 16 es iF @ Pout of clos- “. 2 ea
We'll price any of the
450 HOME PLANS we have fn.
“Home Planners Center”
rat the contentent
FLOYD KENT, Realtor | § plan :
\Bat
ront Home
ooley Lake steabie
sired.
Giro
East of Town a -
Pioneer Highlands A cony oo 8 quiet
fSarcoms hoon with ore te
= end recte.
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STs:
West Side Income Consisting of 5
ee
BLOOMFIELD ~ KNOLLS |
Giger 14 $300 Down - OPEN Pons SUN,
fae
eman
Kampsen.
REALTORS FE 40528
; WATER FRONT
NEW HOME
. DOLL iso
ee hover.
are
thee TOTAL — 3 eine
ol) forced. air heat, automatic ion in, 3m. aluminum
LR Hiltz |
Partridge
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& tem ARE YOU be
mans ta “<u. B Ns = E:
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COSTS ONLY
———-
. far Prvnadax
“ter
“LOVELAND
, Ritr, Drayton Piains
WTD.: SMALL HOUSE a Dayment
a all type iter loa un : . 8
room ls . lave ist
floor "Full bain up, ioe beaut
Paved st, “Only $2,000 Down.”
$5 DOWN Brand new r opal
AROE . ~ Nearly new 4 home. LARGE ROOMS
BROWN
a 3 hes
completed.” Pull bath, sep
te, wired, water,
kit. sink and interior ast:
Close to
with and tile bath
down afd 2 bedrooms up.
the ible ‘iving o-. a oi] heat. Situated *
a
-
2
Tmmodiate possession. Priced at
only $13,950 on easy terme. :
$750 DOWN New listing ne te west of town
- earpart —Onle $2.350 down Also | brick on a large lot
ing peed een g iE nbor-
hood with stree
kitchen with veni fan and eS
ee:
srauatee te GT at lew down far-
me ;
Tmmmnediate Possession
4 bedroom frame Close in.
ew modern ranch home ‘wine
full basement. A proven family
home with jaree roome and extra
a with privileges. & room .bun-
_ galow with 3 bedrooms. Fil bath
" furnace “3 atinche, ba a , aE % :
a dooed for) a : ve had better |
_RANCI H TYPE
"Kong, a P Pas stuntes
a3. 0 Ww
3 mas- pod Pathe
stream)
kitehen. Complete aluminum
Fage, Priced at $4900. Bee ti t space. Oak hard-
wood floors end ree walls |
Light cheerful loads id, |
a!
Immediate Possession A beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch |
ae Pe tg + easily be made
room home. Large |
Seti erm ceramic bath with a ong
"Kuschell and drive out and pouce LAKE
eth Lake Rd) The... signs will : ws you -the wae
per ONT ment sURDAY
pW ‘Bigelow: wR a | : 4
YE $0400 or PR bee h Wisner School District '
North ial ae
john K. Irwin
Eaat
2 ot 3 bedroom home Huron
basement, ol] heat. 2 car ga- NEXT ‘Bagh 70 BRANCH
| 4___._ POST_OFFICE
. Qpen Eves.
Next to the Consumers Power
the walls!"
T dowt want te ai Pune tie wane oer a
__For Sale Houses _ 43
George R. Irwin eee © co
Saar ae Your ee Tee
mt | SALES CORPORATION
se ne T. eee
fe hae uit GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS Ege 16a Union Lk, +r Ne ; EM 34671
oi
ALE. -
21 NEW YORK | yn self Erte vn Er Trance ehh
‘e:pom | KENT | Seneen oF WESTOWN =| TABLED. IW me | 1, wag es * hd 11.480 DOWN, = New in "s2. Over NEAR bas dal ge
—— ieee see MUL LISTING SERVICE heat "Oui eer Sg ge
Sipust 6 lel at $600 own tocluding | eles * de te flving room. nOnyn — tame Wh one
home for large family. 4 or 5
ree kitchen. bedrooms, large fully ' down, SEE IT
insulated, mew 1% car garage one ote
and new ol] furnace.
$12,000 with §2.000 down.
rooms Sod beth, Ww 3
kitchen and
Piers) MAHAN et, automatic off heat fenced
us . loi
81.008 gowa. REALTY CO., REALTORS
SIDR — 81,480 down for this FE 2.0263
rage. Close to bus Blac’
—aroet,— Now at -66.000-
“si |Roy Annett Inc. “LET’S TALK
BUSINESS”
‘Aes Wrecking Business
In . wood
a
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
pom A. La eames
P : DOOR
‘BEAUTY OPERATOR |
ie aga Ns, ee! Se
{yam Bure ea eeaaeet fee
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC
~To =—To Trade
i rou BUY TT WELL INSURE [T!
ent
wore tae FRONT crane | Ses ote Roce St Sl
Sia te Lakefront Lots safe beach, Well
ond well shaded | Buy, now or Soice of of over | er 80 lawn. ow ts the time @f year) PO ee elo suit your how to buy your ake bome. Imme- and price. We have now fer diate possession. -_ on ed on Lake «7 bad
FLOYD KENT, Realtor | men tate, sis00 eich; “ihe ®. "| 24 Ww. Lawrence PE 5-108 |, joke, Be, seat:
INCOME
fine homes WEFEKLY 8PRCIAL
. with ved streeta. A real buy
- at $15,250 with terms.
+ Evenings after @ cali Mr. Le
TRIPP | “WHITE }3140 W, Huron | TOR PE 34411 ‘en.
BR agag a
RuBEet She ac Lake Rd FE 5-431!
Clarkston Estates
ao stonge, Rcolent caediiey, Er | weer spe Ub. nate NEW OPPERIN CKLER, BReety. | News re oon 2 bedrooms, 2 sginesed and phone OR St : Meee Sin! wee? |. Hache i Ta ret | Ome Bret St 6 Bin. “ h
ineiated. gh ae Priced at Sie, [There ts charm in this com- No Mone sion,” value for someone, feo tne: including carpets and fortable older home, on besuti-
Y #12.800 wast SIDE ~ Large $ bed) Soom ving = fot iiviag Tas, Seginsh, capsrate Gi D home, Fireplace, basement, Sat, Saye cows. Berry ing Tm. 3 large bedrms. own inree a be arg : bg floors. pet pee carpexing. weensied
WE WILL ComstaUCT on | argv family of someone who | SEMINOLE MILLS Oa heat city. sewers, bus’ trans: your lot = 26 x 30 3 be wants to rent roome. Call Mrs. co tovtbes this B+ me me vortation at door, lake privileges. room home see bese. Hoyt, FE 2-0940. ooted iving veen! ta Ge Sriven chy. $37,200 terms, FR c ’ ‘ i kitchen and 2302 : 7 ae 8 cent on L. HSBROWN, Realtor pedrooms “en ar oor. ers, please.
price ¥6,30 joe ©, baie apne eer ice hod Oe arage. full basement. Ideal Otter-Sylvan Lakes aa ary | eaaaiamteane. an or rood amily
. Satan " to oo ft. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ee TMMED RVICH ps aon second Toor On i . widthe “thtept with MMEDIATE. . Take privileges on’ Otter-Syivan “PEE Mae | POSSESSION sia PROPERTY
With business possibilities —
corner W. Pike and Williams CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Streets. Six apartments, 503 Com munity Ne
brtek building off heat
Zoned commercial, Start . rE #4211 ‘Evee, FE
your small business in one BEA _
apartment — have five rent ooking. Wi *
a! units for additional in- ft. Lake Seivfleges. $300. Low
come, Better investigate! Senne 'COwNOR.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor | ME 206 Sita ees el ms w Lawns street ° | SRA Wi LB a4 $4,950,
rE ‘Laie or PE ear with a. ae deen “team tl
. 4-4
ry EDR eM, MODERN UN GEMI-LA 1-LAKE
h home, 4° ~ ire, living
woode:
FULL ce 0 TERMS | Onnson | ice ge ATTENTION: B .
FOR BETTER ROMES | tors and develgvers. 80 acres: with | 3000 ft, of aged leke on
; - latwe lake, miles N. ¥ rk- J bedrooms modern all on one sion. Only $50,000 with 1-3 down
feor, large carpeted living rm. | semi-annual and Pranks, mereees
big reom*t kitchen, basement. clauses arr
close to bus Une, tmmediate Diste Hwy...
possession and: just think, only
37950 .total..with: low down pay- For | Sale Resort P Prop. M4A ment
a Gm Stet Sahar wane reowr scamsoe | "TG JUNE appa R. D. RILEY, Broker — [Bg $2 200 outtee | ” froatowes just 6 miles from ares eee club \ oe will 508 FE 41197 ” down payment to Pontiac, Includes 2 homes both - handle 20 or more. sell as BD's INC . rented, good level land, lots of; « whole or 1 on M59 LA 2 ‘ strawberries anc raspberries.’ or will form club 4286 Dixie Brayren Piains ou must see this. . of 20 . “« ee . NOR 3-123) ® oe ‘ Rest , worme. Russ roe, Cur-
AIRPORT LINCOLN HTS Sy Ey 3g prmpenaaoi AREA ug af fe, orete homes te ie} Righwaytasiees Bical | Gate em Re, a oy. is 5 rooms and pati taurant s plus other a ohne *
. bedroom | — Butidinga “In the heat of ‘anaa | {ricit?_ and ice tie Bhan i pggg mene PR Sd a
G s the Desement and ater peg A a and recreation | $1700 with terms, - : : 1% car at oa ‘wens Fe hawt d .7 :
$275 DOWN | jsesttiacey' and jenced'ai' around | Satlana Goutty “here omer (SEOrge R frwin ' back. it trees and grapes tunity knockin i .
cone _ REALTOR 206 Baldwin Ave.
FE 65-0191 or PE #0505 Laree ® room ? al home.
near the jake 2? baths. 100
x 150 with lake srvitioes al)
this for only $2806.
pases this up
1704 S. Telegraph Ra. ia JON. Dial FE | eg
EE 4.253 due to .
between 6 & 7 i.
GPFORTURITY FOR A_GOTHG
* investment Pane he +0706 alt er 6 p.m. Cal OR
FLOUNERRO RE bo a8 rant, Miehwor SS =
000 a year for last 3 years, weil
ens, high
only 'P. W. Dinnan, coy 77. al
1) WE COVER
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8, Main. Clarkston, Mich.
____ For Sale ee 47
Se be
to 4§ acre patente or ‘wi dis-
pone. DAVISBURG
Pronting = ft on
FE ROAD
Several Pecbept any Be «| from. =
For Sale or Exchange 50
TRADE OR SELL WILLIAMS LAKE
5043 Dixie Ewy.,
Wetertote OR 3-516.
GOOD SOUND INVESTMENT.
New air building with
A MONEY MAKER Opportunity onl
nearly new a eda market with
es, beer and
acres;.
b~-] ss for hus usband f a wife, Me
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
cnele. ibyen keys rfntm ent J-C.Ha Hayden, Realtor pa ’ 88 Open Eves.
Partridge
, 382 Auburn Ave FE 43393
seve ooo oo ge BALL eeer. Excel-
Fate home jncluded. $16,000 dn.
WARD E, PARTRIDGE R -
- $1,735 DISCOUNT ath
jirwi ck Wey Realtor 45_Oakland Avye.__, FE_5-®441
10% Discount it Would Epo we punches well
WM. H. KNUDSEN
Buckner Cistomers:
aed Folks
‘Tails fae mon fenaiy mame, Tt te easy to deal where and ; :
is a pleasure: e
Fees as company are
and your is ap-
Loans to $900, up to 94 months Ye
BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY ND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDO.,
4812 DUXTE WAY
2 at py W. LAE®
45462 VAN DYKE, OTICA
Monae Loans’ 54:
“Loans ~ $600 to $1,500
vaps 58
A Zon, BOUE Pas. UTOMOBILE
. for
SO x 180 feet low on lot
yust ery of a
oe hy feat Estate, 1363 West
. oo + rE
for nice small home free and
¢lear or sel! for A and on terms,
Hurry on this o
ADAMS REALTY co,
After 6, call OR 3.2420
- | $1850 EQUITY IN COZY AND CUTE
white f
trees, Wilvconaider snes fs s consider car, or late
model bousétrailer in trade.
R. D. RILEY, Broker 800 Elizabeth Lake o% FE 4-118?
2 BEDROOM
ty ce sonable’ or trate 4 as down Dayment, OR OR 3-1708. a
_ 8 CUSTOM SEDAN. N. RAR,
23-0077.
mate ee ET y- * for truck, car or cash,
1 SUPER aoe E WOLVERINE,
28 HP Johnson m
Steering. Remote. ‘oan Liat,
Cover Swap hempeiredier. OR 3-8832.
SHOTGUN OR RIFLE 00D.
boat & trailer, Phone FE 32-4708.
"ela ew ey, ee Be ith new m
ey home Fr * Shas’
7 mm, Sere rapa
cubie foot refrigerator, sell for
~. pe > ade for pick up truck.
BY oe dee +FAMILY, MODERN
s11s00” win rake meet, fall “ sat
tm orn. $i, eat and re balance
Fa SALE ek eee =
ckup. = i Menten Det or Lake Rd.
faa
THE STATE AR.
well ‘uilpped, best of tool oe 1300 a,
3 fof space plus mod-
fimnea ere. mechanic. Let's, have your where
livery
plus 2 bedrm modern home on m t
aed Be first to see this
STATE. WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac
ARLES, we Xe
1717 8. Telegraph FE_ 4-052!
HOT SPOT RESTAURANT Money to Loan (State Licensed
WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to $500 | SEMI - AUTOMATIC CEMENT " with con block machine tinuous
mixer Ft arms 3000 pallets.
used car, tr . wnat Nene ‘actor, boat <
a tm
BTLDING u $200.
D sPRinG FORK
“oce casional chair, MA 69774.
NICE WALNUT BED, NEW MA- tress & springs, for a nice — 4
bi mattress and springs. FE
OIL it FURNACE io INCH TILT An: a Sak 8 fA 8% inch 8k a a
trade ate san cearas, rEVENS 12 GAUGE
for 2 wheel ¢
oak sk -___) I crailer ‘es -
FINANCE CO. 708 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
ae PE 41574 .
GET CASH QUICKLY
eae to od
Sakland . couple.
ap a Loan Company Pontiac STATE BANE BLDG.
SS “PE 2-206 |
[ t
down. Don't. RENT. iT FAST)“
through Rent Ads! Room, | eq} _ bole, Bit eben houge, — apartment. any-)
A. JOHNSON. Reattor {tines ~ Want. Ads give Edw. M. hee i pe oie TEAGUE FINANCE CO.)
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
eae Tose
GOOD
M0711 Ol
SWAP TWO REGISTERED BEA-
gle dogs, male =. Pontes Saw female, and
Dick-up truck. rr fies 7.
SWAP IN YOUR ¢ OLD 3 FIREPLACE sao a awe one. Gee us for ace pipe« an ‘ pose = plete line of lawn . wi swap large 20 ft, Deep SSrecee for smaller one,
BARNES HARDWARE
12W, Muron FE 5-9101
“RADE Will accept see & clea p py a & clear home svorth” vw down ment iis aesirapie ae near. Williams
Lak rn price %13,960.
moder wale closets oak floors plastered walls, basement, olf F
Open ‘evenings. 162 W. ures
LIKE TO
Polaroid outfit for
rooms await
vou, Or phone PR 6-8121 end tell
“te Four need:
‘Home & Auto
be ' % Loan oe movie outfit Also in
portable Pe tae — catty
——— ee
WOULP You
_ Like to T ade? --
‘Gt $10,500 Also @ new t eell in good subdt ped iin ie Well 9 Poet in,
+ x. Perry, Street 0 bee ane WRIGHT, > Hasler, Moats o% “
\
*
i :
i i TO ae en
tes of free 83 PEEP S
»s¥ $ d
BLOND OAK DINETTE. BUFFET,
Cornet cabinette, aie, 44 chairs.
. EM L314,
siny & P.
aon
ieee rage Py "Ray No down payment $2
week, rove tom ~_ ther Cod ™ l,
condition MY
chair, o thoes
ABY BED, $12.50 ELECTRIC
v , Washer, om. ™ 713.
Bers 8 "bi, = new, used,
cheam, Ho ‘
Fetes fe
o, ae mirror, 620 Mt 3. we + =4" = tee
+
DINETTE
, _. yourself and’ pave, re, |atN
ine, $39.95. These ate ew 10 19 designs. famous
ND t =.
ton table, 2 2 leaves,
meres chairs,’ hostess a at small.
jenza, $65. MA 6-2868
‘SUPEEE B —_, — A. USED 48 =
der th the be, olber. wen inatresdoen,
“SAVENPORT AND CHAIR, CoM- ¥._ odds and
AIRS. HOL- wi ee:
mise. household items. MA 5-441.
at , 3.
aes NE mt T 191 MW. Ga:
A DAVEN-
port & ir $20, Babs "ob &
mattress, $8, FE 2-6404,
YOUR LIFE’S MADE;
EASIER through Classi-
pe Ads. To solve everye
ia quickly, dial
rpc! Y . erty moder,
Sie ’ LPDOLS
\ ARs 3
ROL AWAY BED ALSO DRESSER
PE 2-3483. lint och nena ll
TORS, LAST YEAR'S
gon one of America’s
. » Mich igan Fiuo-
Oreherd Lake Ave.
9x12 Felt B. 3B. Rugs $3.95
oe tiga base PA PAINT. “Gab
ALL TILE... .25¢ ,
sre TT UE om
terms, FE #1804. —
OR 3-7741
dryer and oes wees
desler That Grasp electric. FE
SINGER ay wonean ne nen
$19.95. Guaranteed rE20
Singer cabinet machine, joand
bobbin. Payments are $6.50 per
month, ist Eros December 1,
will your home, FE
29143,
v oe SOLD, EX-
ie Wye ree sia Mt. Clem- ens,
* TABL! GAS ANG:
2-1612.
ab ee i Given eines
Begesges I
is W. Pike st Fe #1122
*: | wield tile and fittings, Com sane ene ts teen een
arr SAMPLE SALE discount on
21_N, Saginaw CFE S018
Notice to TV Dealers,
TV Servicemen and
Auction Sales
iS eae eater:
Hee Sele Meceteneves. Net
pee FOR Le On
“eames see Be a ea | ad Be ir ik |
Peete 4
=
“But learning to cook and sew tert oreeatiied:
sew FE
BURMEISTER |
Sy Pera greta: Hig -
re
FT. CLEAR AND wh Grade cedar siding FE. 2-7050.
1-A GUARANTEED CLEARANCE
ALLELY'S | OL Loh
‘ HEAT.
Soo!” gallon tank, $4.
| ANCHOR FENCES a Ey RM sepseres.
Pau mbes. Pel Cae gioco ‘% PORD PA TRUCE. AND
Se Seatac Having Trouble With
¥ <3 Septic Tank? aa
oe
SIDING
FOR NEW OR OLD HOMES
Porget Rn Mw forever
and insulate at same t :
olds NU- NUM, ly sid
quare to ci chip,
Sraarse high bo $300 24'x26" | materials : $490 installed. Call
sp-cialists for free estimates. No
money \down, low monthly pay-
ments, 8 ons poe alu-
men-
“Sirect ea eave.
VALLELY'S.CO. OLive 14-9941
Auburn & Rochester Rds
ATTENTION
HOME OWNERS
LDERS
an- | NEW AND SED — aT PREE
RGAIN PRI
line of paints.
wo in ste¢l sash, I beams and
Reat his conerets and mortar, $1.18 18
‘ash & Carry, #158.
Felts ~ Roll roofin, & onin es.”
FREE ee sree AND FHA TERMS
SURPLUS LUMBER
terial Sales Co,
$340 Highland Rd. (M5¢) OR 3-T092
OPEN 6 - 6:50 Sun.
ASE HALT | TILE
ae a 4 “?
43 ae FLOOR SHOP
98 8. Saginaw St. Open 9 to 6
" CABINET | SINKS
build in, from os. ible — a bog £ A.
Mother! ‘How do I. get away with overdrawing a bank account?”
| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | For Sale
i ie
foces
. No down
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER Tt TRAINS service
mine fctory. parts Free test
ed W, HURON sT.
pase, OFFER
Woop WINDOWS
‘OXBOW V WINDOW co.
e _ Low WOROE SEDAIOREATOR. Exe, Prices. Dost ey Se condition. Lady's matehed
_ PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. wete eee tee meee ave 2243) Notice to. Used _Dealers,
condition. $40. 66 8, Egan, Lake TV Service Men -
Oven. oi wear. and Auction Sales
ipctwaiiec On we TER, 3 OR treae, ete a i ae ie ee models. also empty abliets e
SCREW-DRIVER. 2% | odd sales cast on boxes of assorted steel | livery. See Mr. Hargrave, “Weds
wood screws. a screws, bench | _ Thurs. FE: il.
_—. Rg oa ft. celle giass. ve EN, GAL —— 4 ol
SSS % tn, (21) ft. Se 4 ft, .° SAVE PL v
Empire _| 172_8, Sagine Le Ba OPPORTU 2600 Union Lake Rd. at Commerce
ip! LAKE AREA'S LARGEST
AND TRIM x
Flush ¢ ss dan she 4.95 Sliding windows f 4
Double hung windows from. $11.95
Storm Windows 2 3.50
and window trim .... 0c
Base... . ... ses: i” $9.00
CASH FOR —
2 SH SALE,
; WITH LEGS.
Gaute. fin cae 75. FE §-1467,
A TANK AT-
tached. $20. MI 4-6é28.
mR SALE: 3 BUR burner, Kenmore. Call OA 82181
_between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m.
i).
my ad - $1.66. FE 5-2960
wacarter
| FREE STANDING TOILETS, $18.95
bath te wi an:
UMBING SUPPLY
eo
5p
“GARAGE AND SHOP
OWNERS % ton ¢hain fall with trolly
3 phase a motors
346 Benste Bet Oakley Park
Or A
Bear frame machine complete with
tire and whee] balancer,
PRACTICALLY NEW GAS § TOVE.
$25 ‘olum bia, Pr 48415. cee 5 aeeennemni
¢lock, Also small *pottle gas hest-
er. __er. Bont at offer, EM 3-47
PLANT LIQUIDATION PIECE MEAL NOW IN PROGRESS
no Mro. Go, = HOLLY. MICH.
Stamping, ¢ roduction
mace ine, 4 welding oitien |.
Small & shop suppties. a 9 a.m to § pm.
ow Hadie “at Hol? Pen. MEI-
rose ar Detroit Tashmoo 6-6650
i? GAUGE |
Blond Hammond Spinet
organ. Practically new.
Can be seen at Old Mill
Tavern in Waterford.
Very liberal discount.
Call Mr. Dorman or Mr.
Pety, - ee
and | FULL
USED 16 BASS ACCORDION. O
laghers. 18 £. Huron 8t. FE
Sale Office fice Equipment 63
i yg —— ROY
aj wre & gale fun rast Tike
Sale Store > Equipment 64 Eee
POUR TOP TA-
bie pearly new, #12 ea Twelv Ss, near. new, eve
chrom counter sloule, 04 base oa. Call at 1 8, Batth F
coolers,
.» erinder,
cuber, scales, add, register.
Wilson's Grocery, 1074 Boston at
gosephine, Huron Gardens.
Sale Sporting Goods’ 65
1937 CHEV
hae bottle #
: nnmngg deer huntin
San _Welt. OR 3-1355. as
model 13 tike new,
if GAUGE PUM com ator, like
39642 bet 7
pel new case nd
“De GAUGE SHOT GUN
ber absormercese. ciganing "Et =
$29.95. Wal Dept. Bre
Playpen, raised floor, good
condition. Ph. FE 5-5519
after 6 P.M.
ie */~ - of] heate: +5 ra. roo! size $60 reg. $128.95. 6-€ room
Pint meee Myrtle 337i SS SUN
Puel p-lesters cotl-breaker
condenser, well, “tach eter combustion ons de
2385 Walton Bird OR 31568
gation 5. Cali eves, FE
300 SAVAGE. MONEL Lad
ver sights, FR 41086
ae amRS on F Lu
“model. B @. Exestient winGHER ,
"id. = 7. €. HIGOTNS 2 GA
ROLET HUNTING BUS, and af
Tree |.
vel. re 6-000. —
Shredded Black Dirt.
FOR TOP
we di
$70 E. Walton Bivd. FE 6
For Sale Pets
treet, Basar od, ver Teena Ropes gtamcenine. =
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tarted Sot dls Tah
7 BLA
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tris! given, FE 5
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8-152) F a 2 READY
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ae aaeeemsoeiat
EAGLES, TRAINED, 5-000 pared
_fa. fa nie = a wo ‘Duck Lk,
rea STD GERMAN SHEPHERD,
ported oh tt ta AEC is
must sell. $25-636 1 he Manatiold Pontiac, FE A
ea.
brand p never used, #80, 2316 | 28tre
3-1472. _ Silver Cire Be br OF
“on 3-4775,
woudl Sr tana Discounts
hes 849 848 dition, $73,
G ins —
ger vow . titer ive ® gl ‘Ss of used
Special Offer
EXTRA
New at
-Trailer Sales: New 1957 —— on Ou
| SATURDAY, OCT. 20
Starts at 1 P.M. Sharp
1 Mile East of Sashabaw
i Par nw
as
+ Ready to Bay
fePAGTORITE
TERMS: CASH
BALLOW. - BATES. eines
- MOTORS 803 N Main, Sociiear
REMAINING
__FOR OUR
|OCTOBER
CLEARANCE
SALE: 5.
n_| LOT OPEN “TIL 10 P.M.
OLIVER -
_ BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave.
, AE 29101,
3
ee Nae Os * ei: it ‘$4 FORD Sta. Wn. $AVE
Phone: waolly” ME 7.5193 i
ct el es werk pet
PORE; Sol, Do. § 3s
"igomapew Bos ie be
Prgverioee and
‘SI KAISER Sedan A) ae
Booed Ee haan
54 CHEV. EV. Spt, pe, Cpe. $19 $1195
tieas, Inside tnd’ out Boe
‘53 CHEV. 4-Dr. .
53 PONTIAC 4Dr. $ 895 8 oy ge 2 with
and Hydramatic. We'll take your old car r down car as
.L CARS
Ww INTERIZED AND. .
READY TO GO,
NORTH
CHEVROLET
National
Bonded Dealer “1000 S. Woodward
Birmingham be 4-2735
Lake ey Motor Sales
— Ney 32011
SALE:
CLEAN UP — 1956
PONTIACS
PONTIAC SALES
“+ Glarkston, Michigan
Mid-1) mi. north of Us 10.
| Phone MA $6506 — MA 61141
nae Se | ah
eg inoc! gree vec SA Sees 338. MAIN BT. _
Open Evenin
Phone MAple peal
és MERC. Mont. $1795 he.
* Acepeti CHRYSLER IMP'L 4-Door
$545
M&H Chev MATTREWS & HARGREAVES
CASS & OAKLAND
FE 54161
=] CENTRAL _ _LINCOLN-MERCURY : One 4308s Pike Sts. . EASY ED WILL
TOTE
YOUR NOTE Everybody’s Credit
$245
M&H Chev MATTHEES & HARGREAVES
CASS & OAKLAND
_FE 54161
Is ere : N weecet ie | STOR Wace | , SALE HORON MTR SALES $0 chev tia_W, Huron ___"_s._3.001|
$2 Packs .
oe ; f
NOW! ‘56 Ford Vic. tlane Victoria, turquois
| don V Tuundersind engine, Pordn
radio & heater, shin a
PORee EER eeS Steere ees)
56 Dodge Dem. < De. Tansee Berd tp. 2 tone
. push button transmis
oe most eve
over
'55 Wagon 4 dr.
SALES ING8 FOR
1956 Che
As
easy OMAC
HASKINS | # HEAVY TRADING. AND VOLUME |" MEANS VOLUME
1951 Chevrolet 2-door
2 dr. sedan
While they last} iis Feni*cnuon
1954 Pontiac Hy: pete Bymene on nant * Club coupe , 1955 Chev. pal 8, ot 33 Le ned
a UI Fok | 2
HASKINS|' '- CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s save
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Fastest Growing Dealer | P' Al
2 ah ymouth is om as 8 ‘SAGINAW
7 ; : : \ *\ : ’ bara
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297
197 |’53 Olds 88 2B, .
1/953 Plymouth 4Dirva! 4
M6H Chev] >
211 S. SAGINAW
FE 44546 _
1954 PONTIAC
STATION WAGON
Dra save, the. ditterence.
' Huren Chis
West Side Used as
~ BUY HERE.
_ WITH
CONFIDENCE
Rey AND MANY BO cans see
DEAlg OKs MAKE cowro.
Here Are Some Samples: :
56.0 DeSoto FireFlite 4Dr.
56 Plymouth Belvedere 8 Pordor, _bardtep, 6,000 ~miles.
'56 Ford Fr’ln 8 4Dr. "$430
55 DeSoto F-D 4-Dr. $459
*55 DeSoto F-D 4-Dr. $419
55 Dodge C.64-Dr. $319
’55 Ply. Bel. 8 Cl. Sed. $335
54 Chrys. NY 8 4-Dr. $359
54 DeSoto F-D 4-Dr. $299
54 Dodge C. 6 4-Dr.. $219
54 Nash Amb’r 4-Dr. $265
:/'53 Chev. 150 2-Dr. ..$139
*53 DeSoto 6 Cl. Cpe. $189
'$3-DeSoto 6 4-Dr. -. $189}.
’53 Dodges Suburban bin
’53 Plymouth Sub. ...
52 DeSoto V8 4-Dr. ior
52 Plymouth 4-Dr. ..$ 99
"52 Pontian 82-Dr. ..$135
'52 Pontiac 8 4-Dr. ..$135
51 Chev. Sta. ‘Wen, $119
51 DeSoto Cus. 4-Dr. $ 99
51 Ford Dix. 2-Dr. ..$ 75
"50, Pont. 8 Cpe. Sed. $ 50
50 Pontiac 8 Per. ..$ 75
49 Chrys. W. 4-Dr, ..$ A
46 De ae 4-Dr, * ver 45
_BRAID-
8 Pont. 2- Dr}
‘D'dge2-Dr.
| Didge 4-Dr.
7 Olds Conv.
| Buick 4-Dr.]}
_ 210 Orchard Lake ve i
A FE 29101 — $895 |
‘SO
’
$395
$695
Sk Buick 2-Dr.
$1495
oS
Chev. 2-Dr.
$695 Two Tremendous’.
‘Values
For Our >
Cred Opening
, 1946 PONTIAC *
a
to Be Sold F riday, 10 a.m.
1951 PONTIAC
a to Be Sold Saturday, 10 a.m.
Bright Spot’ Corner Orchard Lake & Cass
FE 80488 FE 8.0488 -
55 Ford 2-Dr.
$1395
$995
‘OO
$845
“03 Ford 4-Dr.
$695 SA
Ford 2-Dr.
D1195
_'54 Mere. Ht
$1295 |’
OLIVER
- BUICK « STOP &LOOK
TRADE-INS
‘57 FORD
0 In Stock - LISTED ARE 10 SPECIALS
BY STOCK NUMBERS
‘90 FORD 2D00r s-sseeeseeeees . $295
‘93 PLYMOUTH 4 Door <........ $595
x) CHEVROLET Club Coupe .... $945
02 FORD #Door seseececeseseeee $945
"93 BUICK 4D00r seesecesseeeee 9845
‘94 FORD Club Coupe ........... $1195
‘93 FORD 2000 veesseeesseeee $795
‘94 CHEVROLET Convertible .... $1145
‘55 DODGE LO cccccecesee $1395 -
04 “CHEVROLET 4Door veceseee 9949
ses aries ei
Cy ~Owens" Your Friendly FORD Dealer
147S. Saginaw St.
FE 5.4101. Jf
Open 8A M. to9 P. M.. de FE 5.3588
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-- Today's Television Pilea Programs furnished by stations listed tu this column are subject fo change without notice.
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
(9) Family Theater. “Home in
Wyoming.” (4) 6 o'clock News.
(2). Lions Quarterback Club.
6:15—(7) News. (4) Weathercast.
(2) News.
6:20—(4) Dolores.
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman.
6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. (4) Dinah
Wire iat & Stee ate
SERVICE SPECIAL Shore. (2) Sgt. Preston of the
Yukon, :
6:45—(4) News Caravan.
7:00—(7) It's Circus Time. (9)
he
8:30—(4) Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra. (2) Playhouse 90. Far-
ley Granger and Eddie Cantor
co-star.
|\:00—(7) Code 3. (9) Motion Pic-
i le Ml le Me i i ti i i i i
i ll ill il, lle, Jil ill, ills lay ill ills.
4 ' OBEL Radio'& TV: > 3980 Elteabeth Lake Rd. FE 446s ¢ ‘rwTwTwr-vrrevyrvurvwvwTwTt@.,T.©7 Juvenile Court. (2) Do You Trust
Your Wife? Edgar Bergan,
Charlie McCarthy.
11:00—(7) Soupy’s on. (9) National
News. (4) News. (2) News.
11:10—(9) Weathervane.
11:15—(7) Studio A. Mr. and Mrs.
Film Theater.
Do-it-Yourself 11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford.
11:25—(2) Nighfwatch Theater.
“The Velvet Touch.”
11:30—(4) Captured.
FRIDAY MORNING
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's
Farm Meport.
NEUTRAL SPIRITS. GOODERHAM &
WORTS, LTD. PEORIA, ILLINOIS, 6: 55—(2) On the Farm Front.
7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To-
day.
7:25—(4) News.
Health.
1:58—(4) News,
}8:00—(2) Cartoons. @ Today, (7)
Rascals.
(4) Tt Could Be You. (7) Robin
SEE
GENERAL
-
~ channel
° N clare vith GE « —No
and tinted saf
Only $9%
eM PTON 825. W. Huron \ @ SET-AND-FORGET VOLUME
—No need to re-set sound
G-E aluminized tube y window
© tan eee ae
-~—at slight extra cost
BIG TRADE-ING—This Week Only! and ‘ Ricky.
11:45-—-(2) Guiding Light.
THIS|
ELECTRIC.
V
area—Model 21T060
@ vr.zton “rusrgurion” rowan Tuna
—The quickest, easiest way to select a
*
per week
otter small down payment
ELECTRIC Fe 4-2525 u
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
/12:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4)
| Ding School. (7) 12
| o'clock Comics. (9) Fun Time.
| 12:25—(9) Billboard.
12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie
Ruggles. (7). The
Film Fare.
12:45-—-(9) Myrtle Labbitt.
1:25—(2) News.
1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
(® Tennessee Ernie. (9) Going
Our Way.
2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) Matinee
Theater. (7) Afternoon Film
Festival.
2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Friday
Matinee.
‘gpg Brighter Day. (4) Queen
= oe | 3:15—(2) Secret Storm.
3:25<09) News.
4 3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy
Doody.
3:45—-(4) Modern Romances.
4:00—(2). Movie. (4) 1:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of
Erwins, (9); -
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F ius z
i
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fi if i
press, government and Parilig-
ment -have repeatedly attacked the
building ministry for failure/ to
solve the nation’s housing Prot
lems.
* * «¢ :
More than 20 upper-level Polish
officials have been fired ‘since the | Sone
Poznan workers’ riots Jast June.
. North America noe Mire t 250 va-
rieties of the wild duck. There are
Aid of Trilek Indicted
“Voisine’ s Nephew andl
by Gratt Jory”
DETROIT (INS) — The
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Rosin
Florent! ne iris
ceo 3 Pastuogu
pe Se tarde
33 Eerune 40 ity
42 Flckerea's
6 Chemical”
i aed
-— S4 Eludes 26 Trieste wine
ieamere 31 Soviet river
2 Focied vases 3 haa “re
$ African worm Soctety tab.)
aia “ee 9 Drenkards 42 Piber knots
s ties, 43 Ardor
8 Versitier ee 13 pelstng pot ° 46 Italian resort
19 Kind of tide 47 Heavy blow
B Petuatie we 48 Larissan
sg Speman comm Ctr'in me J} ay ge | -- Pepe iJ Su! etrt }
tat TAPP ATT T ;
AINE PA/L. ie
Cortisone and Tae
takes many
Infectious hepatitis, is fol by
a.virus, and the disease is ap-
increasing, the physicians y|Parently said. /Some 50,000 cases were re-
ported over the nation last year,
and many more may not have|
'|been reported to health boards.
/ The infected liver enlarges, the
becomes patient gets jaundice,
bination of small doses of corti-
sone and aureomycin or archro-
mycin, The solution is given daily
Patients usually feel better in a
a ed a oa eg day or two, and signs of the di-
sease disappear within
For Color
Television
WITH HOME _
DEMONSTRATION /¥ Pd
ELECTRIC 825 W. Horen FE 4-2525 | Despite this brave claim that he 2
#:25—-(0) News ven vce aprenaige oeut ge 5 “4° : out t
‘ES « was om Roce meen ce eamed tO Fight Hepatitis mary banishment from television
a an egy still rankles Wally—way down deep| / ,
er Room. : oh By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE pital stay for the 12 was reduced)
9:30—(7) Breakfast “T do think might have AP Science Reporter to less than two weeks.
_|9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. been kept on,” he admitted softly.) NEW YORK ~A new combi * 6 *
10:00—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio.|~ “| think that, if nothing eles, [ration treatment promises Just why the combination treat-|
10:26—(4) Window in Home. i wun Gand eins sone Be from infectious hepati-|ment brings this quick benefit is 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (®| me network. It was a geod, |": % Stubborn liver disease,/twoinot too clear, the clans said.
Home. (7) Theater Seven. ise ee , ins reported today. Cortisone apparently reduces in-
16:55—(7) News. PEL ; Combination ‘of the hormone |fiammation of the liver. The anti-| 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic| “"The network could always tell|cortisone and an antibiotic cleared|biotie may help by combatting Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio, _| cTitics, ‘What do you mean we only|up the jaundice-producing disease|Secondary infections, or partially 11:06—(9)- Experimental School. ! within a week or two/in 12 pa-|sterilizing the gastrointestinal
11:15—(2) Love of Life. tients treated so far, Dr. Max Ja-| tract to reduce the chemical work 11:25—(7) News. cobson and Dr.. Charles Ressler|the liver must do.
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. of New York City/ write in the
Recovery tro hepa isl and 24-HOUR SERVICE
--| Of Fine — SOCIAL $1295 |
MUNTZ TV
SERVICE
of Ockland County
ics Association
“FE 4-1515 Open Eves. Till 19 P, M.
c&v Tv 158 Oakland
Was) ) > ELECTROLUX ‘VACUUM GLEANER
"Poy Only $1.25 Per Week
ALLAN’S
Protect your children
Protect your home—with
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APPLIANCE | 97 Ookland Ave,
1
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LIMITED TIME
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PICTURE
TUBES. $ SPECIA F :
EASY TERMS!
INSTALLED!
CHECK SET!: ..
CLEAN SCREEN!
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SCHIGK’S—Dial MYrtie 3. 3-3711
- £.
MORE BARGAINS
at WALTON TV
71. Used TV Sets These prices are good Friday and Saturday only.
Come early for best selection.
bt Beare 2 GRR es POT OE $9.95
10-In. Stewart-Warner ...........° 9.95
10-In. Bendix ........+..00s sees, 9.95
VO-In. Arvin oo... .. cc ccececcecese 14.95
-12¥4-In, Emerson
12Va-in. Zenith .......066eeerees
~12Va-In. Admiral .........66.05.
TRVGAM, No oc Ca vac civsheks
Thole, GONG os vk co cdccbiscsees
14-In, Admiral ..........s00eees
16-In. Teletone ..........0e0seee
16-In. Airline
16-In, Emerson. 56... 05 cece ees
T6-im. Giptmele oo cicscccacvcce
~ 16-In. Admiral
16-Im, Sparton ooo cence eee ees
- 16-In. Silvertone ~*
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Wil, EOOOR oo ccc cs itdeuece
17-In. Ambossador ..............
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17-In. Motorola ........ 0.505000:
19-tm. Motorola. co. ioc. eee de
19-In. RCA
mean Be ose ae Ee
21-In. Silvertone :
21-In. Motorola .............++-. 59,95 F
21-In. Packard Bell .............. 79.95.
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41 OTHER FINE SETS
Inside Antennas .........$2.95.
Outside Antennas ...... $7.95
2 Set Couplers...........$1.95
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fits all sets...
$295
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THE | PONTIAC PRESS. THUR }
: etal 9. 95 sq. a high cut all rei pile carpet
al exclusive, specially purchased for this sale 9
' a oe ee ee ee 9
af patterns in gray, beige, nutria colors
sq. yd.
9, 12-ft. widths Automatic Portable Fan-Forced Heater
my. 395 10.88
a Lowest price for'a full size heat-
"Sn $40 on 12x15-ft. room for only 164.50 sie Someta OD ote
Pe $17 Down, Balance on Sears Eosy Payment Pion
age 9. ta = + all wool pile wilton carpet
fi. tightly woven in jute back
ees 88 seen 2 pe
years of wear |
Save 21.40 on 12x15-ft. room only $182 sq. yd.
. 18.50 Down, Balance Monthly on Sears Easy Payment Plon 9, 12, 15-ft. widths
en 11.50 sq. yd. wool multi-level loop pile | wa ee durability and Deluxe Coffeemaker
more ty and wear ae
295s fa Bag daar foot 88 rom. 2185 18.88
~ @ Choose from gray. green. beige and x colors Dial mild, medium or strong!
Save 32.60 on 12x15-ft. room only 202.20 sq. yd. plated wold “copper 10-10
$20 Down, Bolance Monthly on Sears Easy Payment Plan 9, 12, 15-ft. widths | = a. Pua UL
_regular 6.95 sq. yd. high cut pile tufted carpet
Tetris dt lig 88 © 5,712 tufts per sq. ft. locked in see
| Save 21.40 pn 12x15-ft. room only 121.00
$12.50 Down, Balance Monthly on Seors Eosy Terms 9, 12-ft. widths
regular 8.50 sq. yd. tweed or solid color carpet
iota 44 fasted in dusaite piceticiond
3 tweed colors and solid gray, beige sq. ye
ft. widths .
Sean and Dry per
Special Sale Price
eg. 395 §=§.88
Only Sears buying power could
do it! First quality, fully —
anteed; uses tap water,
proof aluminum tank!
: ames 21.20 on 12x15-ft. room only 153.30
$16 Down, Balance Monthly on Sears Easy Payment Pion 9, 12-ft
‘save now on heavy quality vsuelty 1.10 sq: v4. $
waffle cushion "few for 2 days only
“3 ' ee a ye ee Fag ; we Get the Decorator Touch
sale—sheer Ivory waite SPECIALS ! = i ‘Adjustable Ceiling Fixtures
dacron’ panels | °* I. : an 18 288 3 “d © Harmony House Quality
45c circuit tester © Made of Spun Brass
. . 69¢ wire stripper :
to beautify your windows Builtin cord reel allows adjustment from 20 to 50 inches
from ceiling. 18-in. hood for soft indirect lighting, direct
light from spot in center of bowl. Decorator brass finish;
3 3 easy to install. Limited quantity.
41x81-.
~~tIinch Pull-Down Fixture with 3-Way Selector Switch.
¥ Exclusive Magic Hem Feature
v¥ Easy to Wash and Care For
Take advantage of this Sears Days Sale Price on vii
Kenmore Hand Mixer
Packed with Power
Reg. 15.95 13.44
Light for easy portability .
yet master of your mixing
chores: Full size beaters. With
wall ._bracket.. Buy now and
save! Choice of colors.
Regularly
1.69 .. . now . 18,88
a=
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pig tk fiberglas for sl apd beauty. Wash, hang,
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els. Fashioned with deep, generous 5-inch bottom
hem, decorator top. Easy to wash and care for ”
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Draperies and Curtains—Main Floor
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154 North Saginaw St.
7-Piece Brass Fireplace
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The newest in decorator design, our Harmony House
brass plated screens, andirons and fireset of solid brass.
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MATTRES
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MADE TO SELL FOR $119.90!
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this thoughtfully assembled group.
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Features: gigantic new Philed “Cathedral Speaker”
that’s actually 66 electrostatic speakers in one
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cross-over network. Range: pure “Living Sound”
from below 40 cycles to 20,000 cycles and beyond
- Nothing like it at any price.
ONLY $ 30
Weekly!
TREE: 15-Pe. GANNON
BEDDING ENSEMBLE
With This Reg. $129.95
Wringer Washer —
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Latest 1956 Deluxe
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The price has been marked WATER
HEATER “a, down so low it’s hard to
believe. Was 179.95.
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: because it’s contained in
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: MASTERFULLY-BUILT by precision Admiral Machines!
This means more trouble-free operation—elimination of
human error in building—no faulty connections to come
loose. PLUS... LOWEST PRICES for TV of comporable
quality and performance. Get yours at our low price!
TOP QUALITY FEATURES!
TOP FRONT TUNING — no stoop, ‘no. stretch, no
strain — ture stonding up! 90° Deflection
ALUMINIZED PICTURE TUBE mokes picture twice
as bright with twice the contrast! OPTIC FILTER
SCREEN eliminates harsh glare! Better see ADMIRAL
“TV now fora new TV thrill.
New 1957 Admiral Portable
10.375” Overall Diegonal $ : Q i
Tube—Full Year Warranty
on Tube—Topside
Controls—53.5 sq. in.
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Grill and Waffle Iron Combination
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NO MONEY DOWN!
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wiches. Does
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Anniversary Specials!
Dazzling Diamond and
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$1.00 Weekly S44
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Bridal Pair
$1.50 Weekly ar her fe
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$250 - $300
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The “Perfect Moment”
14 Gorgeous Diamonds
$1.75 Weekly S9PQ@D The “Heart's Desire” The Glowing “Starfire” 10 Lovely Diamonds Luxury Diamond Duette
$2.00 Weekly $425 $2.25 Weekly SB RQ
Handsome ’ ’ Man’s Massive Diamond Onyx Lady's Cultured
Masonic Ring oe rey . ro . Diamond Ring For Him! For Her! Pearl Ring
Usually 59.95 — Te Usuelly 89.95 Usually 39.95 3 Usually 34.50
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