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  IKE ALL SMILES — A happy President Eisenhower steps from 
the limousine that brought him from Fitzsimons Army Hospital to 
Lowry Air Force Base today on his trip to Washington. 
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GENEVA (#—The Big 
Four foreign ministers de- 
cided in secret session to- 
day to adjourn their cur-) 
rent Geneva conference 
with a final meeting next 
Wednesday.- - 
The American delegation 
issued this formal state- 
ment: 
| “The ministers at their - 
private meeting this after- 
noon, bearing int mind their 
ment at New York 
that the conference would 
_ jlast three weeks, agreed to 
- jorganize their work here so 
that the conference could 
finish its work on Wednes- day.” 
This will conclude the conference 
one day short of the three-week 
Eisenhower today. 
Unless evidence of Russian be- 
havior at the current Big’ Four) 
conference is completely deceptive, | 
the softer line of Soviet strategy 
has been replaced by a return to, 
much harder tactics.         and his lady. aP Gecanag | Vice and the 
Kremlin started its more concilia- : President Gets Red Carpet Treatment ; 
  WASHINGTON WELCOMES IKE —  — The nation's capital 
rolled out a “‘welcome home" red carpet, for President and Mrs. 
Troops were posted to line the streets in a ceremonial honor 
guard. Veterans day bunting draped the lamp posts. Bands in colorful 
uniforms were ready to serenade the convalescent chief executive 
; | senhower, were designated to greet the chief executive and his wife 
For the first. time since the when they step from the presidential | plane, Columbine III. ad 
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Senate May Buy 
Two Institutions, 
Broomfield Says 
Suggestions Fly 
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After a few words into microphones at the foot of the ramp — 
to be carried by radio and television, and relayed by loudspeaker to 
crowds at the White House and elsewhere — the Eisenhowers were 
to enter a plastic ‘“‘bubble top” convertible and drive away to the 
executive mansion. ; ; 
A huge “Welcome home, Ike!" banner stretched over an arch- 
way of fire ladders and red, white and blue bunting at the Washington 
end of Memorial Bridge. 
“We will be disappointed if we don't have 200,000 people along the 
route,” said Edgar Morris, chairman of the citizens’ group in charge 
of arrangements. President’s son, Maj. John 8S. Ei- © The state’s attempts to 
provide more beds for men- 
tally retarded children were 
cloaked in more fog today 
by conflicting statements 
and fancy legislative ma- 
neuvering. . 
State Sen. William S. 
Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) 
said he thought the Senate 
would act “favorably” <n ap- 
propriating money for buy- 
‘ing two institutions in Oak- 
land County if the proper- 
ties were “fairly evaluated.” 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams 
said an appraisal of the 
county’s tuberculosis sana- 
torium and Farmington 
Children’s Hospital already 
has been made. 
Speaking at the Oakland County 
Board of Supervisors meeting yes- 
terday State Rep. Theodore F, 
Hughes (R-Berkley) said he has 
introduced a bill which would au- 
thorize purchase of the county 
sanatorium and have TB patients 
ferred to the Oakland institution, 
  
Gratefulness, ===" == Pay Boost Won 
President Leaves Denver “=s<= = —— DY Bus Drivers DENVER (INS) — President Eisenhower, grinning 
broadly and looking like a man in shape to play 18 holes 
of golf, walked out of the hospital today and flew home 
to Washington. 
The plane is expected in Washington between. .3:30|minister spoke on disarmament. 
and 4:30 p.m. (EST). . that Molotov 
In a brief farewell speech before taking off from gesture toward agreement with the 
Denver, the Chief Executive said his heart was “filled | West. perhaps on President Eisen-|: 
‘with gratefulness” to all the people who have helped play 
* a part in his recovery from a. 
heart attack.   
  Company-Union Reach 
Agreement on Contract 
at All-Day Meeting   
might make 
It is retroactive to last Apri] 1 
    Junder the co-ordination of the Retail Merchants’ Associa- 
-jthe annual event. Christmas Parade PlansBrazilian Amy Include 34 Local Floats Brazilian , 
Civic plans to touch off Pontiac’s holiday season with Ousts President 
  one of the biggest Christmas Parades in area history 
gathered momentum among members of 34 religious’ 
and school groups this week. 
The colorful spectacle will take place December 3   in Bloodless Rio Coup 
tion. An estimated crowd of over 70,000 lined the route The 
of march last year to view* :   
  
John Hirlinger, executive Cloudy, Showers, : 
director, said yesterday that; government.         hower's for immediate and will run through March 31, 
U.S.-Soviet exchange of military 1957. Provided is an 8cent per, 
blueprints and reciprocal aerial hour wage hike for the first year| | The blood rried 
each of the 34 organizations COICEF Tomor row _ out = quietly mast residents of 
have indicated that they, ow windy ‘and Rio De Janeiro did not even know H 
tem act President Carlos Coim- 
[bra da Luz today and seized the — Se 
Club Withdraws 
Track Request Racing Commissioner Is 
Told Organization Will 
Drop Township Plans 
In a letter sent to the Racing 
Commissioner James H. Inglis) 
yesterday,-the Michigan Thorough: 
bred: Turf Club withdrew its ap- 
plication to construct and operate 
a race track in Troy Township. 
Inglis said hearings on the ap- 
plication set for Monday will be 
held as scheduled “to complete 
the record in case they should file 
a future application.” 
The commissioner added that 
the turf club will have to make 
Monday's session. 
The withdrawal letter, signed by 
club attorneys Joseph J. Marshall tion. 
pacaorane Molotov delivered the With an additional 2 cents the sec- will enter mobile floats, al-               Carlos da Luz Gets Boot} pita in Wasa County 
by Troops of General Porter said his plan would per- 
mit immediate relief for the wait- 
ing list of 1,221 children com- 
mitted to state hospitals. 
provide 2,295 beds, Porter 
| asserted, 845 
asked for, 
| Rep, Ed Carey of Detroit, the 
pronageee! floor leader in the at the Howell Sanatorium trans- — 
ness about the neck, Eisen- viet spokes t the Eisenhower 
hower looked much af hepian | 
did when he arrived in Colo-) Terming Russia's ti 
rado 13 weeks ago for ajward the plan “negative,” Molotov Except for a slight thin- ) dest blow yet struck by a So- ond year for a total of 10 cents.though he expects a total! nurries, according to the U. S. 
The contract, hammered out at 
attitude to-| an al-day session at the Hotel with showers changing to snow| 
of 37 by parade time. Weather Bureau. 
The director, who is also as- * 
tionally the post’ would go 
The low tonight will range from!namog, vice president of the Sen- ate. to Nerev| with him in a fight against the i buy’ the 
He paused part way up the 19- 
step ramp to his personal plane, 
the Columbine II], to address a 
crowd of some 1,500 persons gath- 
ered on the airstrip. 
it was the first.time the Presi- 
dent had spoken publicly since 
his heart attack Sept. M4, and 
his remarks were beamed into 
every corner of the nation by 
radio and television. 
He began by noting with a faint 
smile that the time had come 
once again for him and the First 
Lady to take the annual leave 
from Denver. : : 
DIFFERENT LEAVE-TAKING 
Then, noting that the situation 
was somewhat different this year 
since he had been in the hospital, 
the withdrawal on the record at jhe declared: “work and play” vacation.|reiected it and ‘assailed every ‘American ‘argument advanced in 
\its favor. 
Auto License Plates | ror rien wage wit be hited 
Go on Sale Monday | LANSING ®—Michigan vehicle will rise from a peak of $1.78 an 
j license plates for 1956 will go on hour to $1.86, then $1.88, said Earl 
sale Nov. 14, Secy. of State James w, sup- 
M. Hare. said today. erintendent. 
Hare said the sale starting date} Although 
had been. advanced as much aSipired last 
possible. 
Normally, the plates go on sale agreement by 
Dec. 1, Hare said. Last year, sales| employes, 
began Nov. 8. however. Negotiations on a new pact were 
Plates will be on hand Monday conducted for more than 19 months 
in all county branches except those and when they broke down in Au-   
    a special float carry: jing 8 am. was 37 degrees. The : Santa Claus. Hirlinger states ' the Wigades e a driving rain. A few extra mili 
  ing t 2 that although the latter unit will 5m. . 7 ue and troops were on the 
not sata :— cami 7 | Cabinet ministers, _ including 
aad SS os — =| Football Forecast \Minister of Justice Prado Kelly, 
again given opportunity were reported under arrest. meet Santa Claus. The Weather Bureau today| 
director ‘will isted in|Warned fans ‘who are planning to); .. Dh. 
coordinating the event yr Joha A_ attend the Michigan and Michigan OPS’ Favor ‘Rhett’ Riley who will again act as parade State games tomorrow that they) OSAKA, Japan W—One book is 
marshal. io a sed apes chang-|among the top five in popularity 
*h, Hirli ving to snow flurries and tempera-|in Osaka's 17 largest libraries. The oat fp Pood panier Tay henth (tures skidding into ‘the : 30's. book: “Gone with the Wind.” 
on Saginaw from Turk (where the   
    in Ottawa, Berrien, St. Clair, Tus-igust, a specia} fact-finding panel 
‘cola and Barry Counties. was appointed by Gov. G. Mennen 
| Commercial plates will be avail-| Williams.   | parade wil] be assembled) to Oak- 
ard and along Ostia’ wo Se PONtIAC Physician Praises float-planners will strive to pre-|# degrees tomorrow. ‘| Luz, former president of the 
sent a part of the “true story of Tomorrow night it will be cloudy,| House of Deputies, took over as 
Christmas.” a ion Gn oe 
ries. The low will be from 30 to le 
bape coeds ad gore 34 degrees. The capital went about its early —- -qplerpyee wihpten The lowest temperature preceed-| morning business normally under 4 Turk” Republicans who have stood 
  The House refused to accept: 
the Senate’s bill for 1,750 beds 
| uniess the Senate also agreed 
| to buy the Oakland sanatorium 
and the Farmington hospital, 
Williams made public an ap- 
praisal of the two hospitals which 
was obtained in 24 hours by the 
State Tax Commission, The Senate 
ihas been refusing to buy the hos- 
'pitals until it obtains an “outside 
and independent” appraisal, 
Williams said the tax commission 
reported the Oakland sanatorium 
was worth $2,244,000 and the Far- 
mington hospital $768,000. The gov-   
|Lake Orion, Waterford, Oxford, 
|Walled Lake and Avondale high! | 4 ; | Some 500 student musicians will } “This time is not completely (able next Monday at the St. Jo-| Yesterday's session was conduct- ; : P I ess E 1S h W Ss lost—misfortune, particularly the |seph, Niles, Port Huron and Has- ed under the auspices of the State| march in bands from Pontiac, | en O er tory 
misfortune of illness, brings to |tings branches. All branches will/Labor Mediation Board, which also 
had a hand in earlier parleys, A Pontiac physician, who has treated many persons 
and Henry C. Murray, said, in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) have car plates by Nov. 18. ischools, while area junior high   suffering from heart conditions similar to President rt: 
othe directors and subscribers 
have painfully come to the con- 
clusion that it would be futile to 
continue . . . Aceordingly we . . 
withdraw the application to con- 
struct and operate a race track. 
They listed lack of a site as the 
reason. 
pdtaining options ‘on 
ed eed then selling them to 
club. 
Township sanction was  with- drawn and one ‘of the officials, At- 
. Hildebrandt, refused to 
  _ {to the men who off their lives way I to popular patriotic tunes Veterans Day Honors Ou By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | niversaries. There may have America pauses todey to pay) been a reason. 
tribute to the men died, and! Americans joined up for World 
  
     
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  r War Dead lines, and conforming with ration- 
ing rules. The. spiritual lift had 
been taken out of war, and many 
preferred just to forget. 
although it was long connected primarily wifht the Civil War, and marched off in what had case Ba ae tek te a rey only later with the Spani | Woceeme, co everyone Oeil af Me i i, the peges of history, as it can War, World Wars: I and If,| time, a crusade for peace and the men, whe tmarched 
"ia ed celebrated) worid wa II and the Korean . sites canon ig ahr he fi : ‘ Var Ln , to U F phen ahv Se he eee iwer were just dirty businesses.|ture of man. .   
  Sl! 450,000 by 109.5 pet cent. into one unit. 
pate in the event. 
=a ae Dr. L.‘A. Farnham referred to the lead story in Mon- Detroit Tops Tor ch Drive day’s Man About Town column. | 
Goal by 109.5 Per Cent | Haas said he learned from close friends of the chief 
DETROIT @ —The Detroit area ¢xecutive that the President’s weeks in the hospital “have 
topped its Torch Drive goal of $14,-,- made him restless. He now has definitely concluded that 
at ad he never would be ihe 
Benson , vice president of in a life of retirement. | ten with cases simil 
the Ford Motor Co., who headed| “fie never has loafed. He to Ike's come back to work, if 
Toe oe eer erar Stlis sure that a quiet exist-| they are of working age,” sald 
— Beeayy tte mpg larg- ence on his farm... — Dr. Farnham, “and have im- 
est amount ever collected by any/ONly hasten. a condition of| Eortant and necessary work to 
. general r health. He ~~. 
The Detroit area exceeded itsi/likewise feels that he has! “If a man can’t sit down and 
Torch Drive ‘goal for the. third an obligation to his country Work at the job he wants to finish, 
the job the voters "e! be very unhappy.   
        Most area churches will partici Haas for writing “the most brief, comprehensive and lernor lhas proposed buying them 
|for $2,000,000 and $750,000, respec- 
' tively. 
| Broomfield, who had said he 
;would not support sale of the Oak- 
land sanatorium until an appraisal 
of the governor's statement he 
would introduce a bill calling for schools will combine their bands Fisenhower’s, today commended Press columnist Joe| wes made, today sald-on the beam 
intelligent piece on Ike’s situation I’ve seen yet.” |purchase of the institution at the 
‘appraised price. 
“The Senate will not agree te 
purchasing both Oakland build- 
ings,” he stated, “but I wil! 
push for the state’s securing 
the TB sanatorium. 
“Before the appraisal was made, 
it was inconceivable any legislator 
would pay out money for a place 
when the price had not even been 
evaluated.” Ee 
The Senate has fixed its rules 
so that its may again 
(Continued 2, Col. 1) 
      
ibe , year in a row. 
: : sdkad ius $0: start” |_“No hard and fast rule’ should In Today 's Press Soviets Test A-Blast The President feels, said Haas, PC Sct uP. that fgets eek ee 
WASHINGTON i — Russia hag (at Vice resident . Richard strain should be avoided, High School ‘News:......... % set off another atomic test blast, Nixon is fully capa Han ame) “Ike alone “will know. best, Sports......90, 31, 3%, 38, 94, 38 This was < vcemiand oe oer ate ae The wily Whether or not his job would cteate| Theaters ........... Duss 
both here and in London. cluded by saying, “Yes, Tke will oh » strain, 1 don't think anyone) TV @ Redie Programs......48 Neither statement indicated the)T¥®-” . | {but The himself can decide the|, Wilson, Earl......cicce:8 .'nature ofthe Russian test, 1 “Pe found that nine out of |question.” . Women’s Pages...20, 21, 23, 8 
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  George Williams Named to New Coun 
- manager, will begin duties Jan, 1 ty Position The Oakland Board ‘of Super. 
visors yesterday named George H. 
Williams to a newly created ad- 
ministrative post. : 
Williams, who now serves as 
tuberculosis sanatorium business 
as “clerk of committees,” 
The post is patterned atier one 
previously set up by the Wayne 
: County Supervisors. 
Williams will attend and coordi- 
nate all meetings- of supervisors’ | 
committees, according. to County 
Corporation Counsel Harry J. Mer-. 
ritt.   | 
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  ‘mations at halftime of tonight's 
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| school song in. honor of the visit- 
| Purpose of the program is to 
‘give Pontiac fans an opportunity 
to watch Junior High marchers 
display their talents. 
Contributors to UF - 
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in Critical Condition Massed Bands 
March Tonight 
Form 200-Piece Unit 
at PHS-Northern Game 
Pontiac's Junior High School 
marching bands, 200 members 
strong, will go through mass for- 
season-ending football game at 
Wisner Stadium between Pdntiac) 
and Flint Northern. 
The young musicians will open 
the show by spelling out ‘‘Vik- 
ang playing Northern's 
  | Junior High bands will complete 
their performance by forming a8 
huge PHS. The three letters. will 
cover the entire field surrounded 
_school. 
“Fight, Fight for Pontiac,” will 
end the program. 
Tonight's halftime show is under 
Dale C. Harris, 
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“Russian Werkers Put in Longe Hourst 
While Wages Trail Behind Living Costs; WASHINGTON uP—Russians are trayed by the US. Labor Depart: er. bits of information ‘that have hous and ote ED. SHE SMe, EMR looked cnt Sean bolted Ge AFOS 
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cost of living. All workers belong) t contrasts with the “capital. | “On the whole,” the De 
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Report Sounds Warning 
of U.S. Teacher Shortage _ A report warning of future téacher 
shortage is especially timely because 
it has been released for Education 
Week, November 6-12. 
Coming from the Fund for the Ad- 
van 
by the Ford Foundation, it empha- 
sized that traditional methods of get- 
ting enough teachers won't suffice. 
As a result, the report says, the qual- 
ity of American education will decline 
unless schools and colleges make bet- 
ter use of the good teachers they now 
have. 
* * * 
Children born since World War 
Il will tax our educational system 
severely for 20 years to come. 
But the biggest’ problem of all, 
says the report, will be getting 
enough good teachers. 
On the basis of present student- 
teacher ratios, public and private - 
schools are warned they will have to 
expand their teaching forces more 
in the next 10 years than in the past 
35. In the next 15 years colleges and 
universities will have to add more 
teachers than in all their previous 
history. 
‘w . ® x. 
Contrary to popular belief, salary. 
-increasés alone won't solve the 
teacher shortage. In the Fund's opin- 
ion there are four main weaknesses 
in present day teaching salary struc- 
tures. ‘These are: Starting and gen- 
eral salaries too low, advancement not 
based on performance and top Salaries 
much too low. 
One approach to the problem 
is action enabling teachers to 
handle more students by reliev- 
ing them of nonprofessional 
duties. Others are use of older 
students to help instruct younger 
ones, employment of carefully 
selected teacher aides and tele- 
vision. 
* tt 
While the report offers no definite — 
conclusion, it is well worth the study 
of everyone interested in this sub- 
ject. Certainly it is difficult to dispute 
its contention that American educa- 
tion will deteriorate unless schools 
and colleges make better use of the 
good teachers they now have. SE 
Monkey Business 
An article in a French newspaper 
_ deals with a book written by the 
British. Nose prize winning atomic 
scientist, Sir Groncz THompson. 
In his discussion of automation, 
Sir Grorce wrote: - 
“Just think how complicated must 
be a machine capable of picking. 
oranges without damaging the orange 
trees! But a monkey can accomplish 
that task perfectly and after only a 
relatively short period of a 
x ® 9% 
The scientist added that the 
cost of a simian farm worker 
would be much less than a 
mechanical device. He therefore 
made the arresting proposal that 
the climbing animal be employed 
everywhere possible. . 
Thought provoking though this idea 
is, it would be likely to stir opposi-- 
tion from farm workers as the expe- 
rience of a British horticulturist 
~~ & * 
Having hired a ‘group of farm 
hands to pick his fruit, the horticul- 
turist added his pet monkey to the 
' erew. At first this was very amusing . 
_ to the workers. But when they saw 
"that theanimal was doing the work 
well they and much coy gh 
  People Rejoice asIke 
Returns to Washington 
Today is one of. rejoicing for 
Americans. . 
This Veterans Day is especially. 
memorable because it was marked by 
our President's long step toward re- 
sumption of his full duties as the 
Nation’s First Citizen. 
True, his discharge from Fitzsimons 
Army Hospital and his flight to Wash- 
ington don't mean that he can re- 
sume his heavy burdens immediately, 
But the mere fact that he was able 
to address the Nation briefly before 
leaviag Lowry Field in Denver and... 
after his arrival at International Air- 
port in Washington in itself was 
cheering news. ; 
x * * 
It meant that he had traveled 
a long and hazardous way back 
from September 24, the day he 
was stricken. Also implicit in his 
  lief of Mr. E1tsennower’s doctors 
that his recovery has progressed 
far enough so that he can safely . 
complete it at his Gettysburg 
‘farm. The President is expected 
to spend at least six weeks there. 
~« * * 
‘Starting: in December his Goctors 
plan to allow him to make 25 mile 
trips to his Catoctin Mountain re- 
treat at Thurmont, Md. to attend 
Cabinet and possibly National Se- 
curity meetings. Doctors say, how- 
ever, it will be late January or early 
February before the President- can 
decide, on ‘the basis of his own phys- 
ical condition, whether to seek a 
second term, . 
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We feel confident we speak 
for all Americans and everybody 
of good will in congratulating 
you, Mr. President, on your fine 
recovery. On their behalf we also 
voice the hope that you won't . 
- overtax your strength by at- 
tempting too much too soon. 
The Man About Town 
Oldest on the Job 
County Bar 
Member in His 85th Year Insecurity: Fear of which causes 
a girl with a good job not to marry. 
Well posted in his profession is 
Robert M. Corbit, 
of Oxford, oldest active member of the 
Oakland County Bar As- 
sociation. Now in his 
eighty-fifth year, he was 
admitted to the bar in 
Iowa, and has been an 
attorney in Oakland 
- County since 1915. Last 
year he was among the 
lawyers given certificates 
by the Michigan State 
; Bar Association honoring 
the practice of their profession for 50 
years or more.   
  
  A card recently received from 
Mamie Doud Eisenhower 
is among the prized possessions of 
Mrs. M. V. Boyd 
of Milford. 
  A card just received from former Pon- 
tlac resident, 
Morrison Waldron 
of Lansing, says: “Congratulations on 
going over the top in your United Fund 
drive without having to extend the time. 
_ Here at the state capital we're still plug- 
ging away at it.” * 
  President of the Michigan oe 
Association, 
, James L. Gardner, 
feels that the man on the ground is 
really the one who knows best about as- 4 
, sessment and valuation figures. 
  
We like the facetious remark of 
Mrs. Rodney Kilpatrick 
of White Lake, who says her goats seem 
to prefer ‘the colored comic sections in 
their diet. : 
  In line with the project’of the Optimist 
Clubs, this is 
“Courtesy Week,” 
when we should practice what we should 
do the other 51 weeks in the year. 
  A pair of wild geese, one of which has 
only one leg, are back on Cass Lake, near 
.the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hoxsie, 
where they have made migration stop- 
overs for several years. 
  
‘Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mra, Samuel Park t. 
of yee fifty-fifth wedding anniver- 
“he. nla. Mrs, Charles A. MeIntyre 
ot Macette: (sixty-third wedding anni- 
ao é ; 
eek is oe Le 3 id   Association ° THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1955_ 
‘BUT STILL NO ANSWER ON 
GETTING TO AND FROM THE AIRPORTS / 
  
  A Great New Era...in the Air   
David Lawrence Says:   
Recent State Elections Showing GOP . 
Importance of Unity and Organization 
WASHINGTON—Republican pro- 
fessionais, like their Democratic 
brethren with experience in mat- 
ters political, are privately*talking - a 
amendment that would have per- . about the lessons of this week's 
elections. 
For the Republican party, the 
outstanding fact is that organiza- 
tion and unity were never dem- 
onstrated to be more necessary 
than ~today. 
For the Democratic party the 
most conspicuous revelation is 
that the CIO is a more powerful 
influence in local politics and in 
local organization work than the 
‘Jeaders of the party have hitherto 
believed. 
When the mayer of an Indiana 
city dared to call for the Nation- 
al Guard a few weeks ago to 
preserve law and order it created 
Indiana,- like Michigan, now is . 
in the grip of the CIO political 
organization and, while this doesn't 
bode well for the Republicans, it 
may make a lot of Democrats 
wonder what's going to happen if 
the union labor organization takes 
over the party nationally. 
The disclosure a few days ago 
that the labor union political 
organizations spent mere than 
$2,000,000 in thé 1954 Congressional 
elections is startling. This is 
more than a major party itself 
used to spend and it means that tf 
this sum was recorded on a na- 
tional basis, as provided by federal 
law, theré must have been even a 
larger sum expended when one 
adds up the contributions to the 
state committees by local unions. 
HOW TO COUNTERACT? 
How are the Republicans going 
to ‘counteract this precinct-by- 
precinct activity by the political 
organizations of the national labor 
unions and, particularly, the large 
sums collected either from dues or 
so-called voluntary contributions 
of labor union members of both 
parties? 
Indiana wasn't the only place 
where union activity was evident. 
There are worries, on the other 
hand, in this week's elections for 
the Democrats, too. Thus, their 
leaders in Congress have been 
the professionals see a Polish 
ward in a big city going Republi- 
can for the first time and this 
tells the Democrats that the con- 
troversy over Yalta and the Sell- 
gut of Poland isn't an insignificant 
issue after all. The ee 
vote in several big cities is a 
stake. 
MINORITIES POWERFUL . 
What the xperienced politicans 
pt both parties will note, more- 
over, is that organized minorities      
  
           
          can swing elections, “especially 
when the. unorganized minorities 
don’t go to the polls. Thus in Dhio 
well organized drive beat the 
mitted the state compensation laws 
to be changed to aid the CIO's 
guaranteed annual wage plan. 
Ohio, in other words, voted 
against the union side, just as 
Indiana, by a mobilization of the 
votes, especially in all the indus- 
trial cities, sided .with. the unions. 
The tales of organization war- 
fare in the Republican ranks are 
more numerous than among the 
Democrats. In Connecticut, 
Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey the scars of the Inst 
‘three years of battling between 
Republican factions were plan- 
ly visible in the results. 
In Philadelphia, for example, 
the Republican nominee turned his 
back on his own organization. His 
indiscretion was condemned by a 
leading Republican newspaper. So 
in the end the Republican precinct 
workers didn't do the job that an 
organization is supposed to do. 
Victory without organization is 
difficult, especially in local elec- 
tions, 
(Copyright 1955 
New York Herald Tribune Inc.) 
  
Brady Recalls Two Cases 
of So-Called By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
The very concept of ‘“‘indiges 
tion” is shifty, vague and devious. 
Heaven only knows what may be 
the matter- with the patient who 
purports to have indigestion, acute, 
intestinal, nervous, acid. You pay 
your money and take your choice. me * * * 
If “‘indigestion’’ means that food, 
all food or just a particular item, 
is not digestible or is difficult to 
digest or just lies there undigested 
—a silly notion, if you have -an_ 
elementary knowledge of physiol- 
ogy—the discomfort, distress or 
po attributed to “indigestion” is 
still unexplained. ; ; 
1 recall vividly two -cases of 
“indigestion” in my early years 
of practice. First, that of a busi- 
pessman about 45 with ‘‘nervous 
indigestion.”” That's what a num- 
ber of physicians at home and 
far from home had called it, 
and I could find ne good explana. ~ 
tien for his complaint,-so, being 
only 23 years old, I had to agree 
with them. 
Fortunately for the patient, ‘he 
did not remain with me long. La- 
ter he was admitted to a sanitarj- 
um where the poor fellow received 
all kinds of “therapy” for -his, 
“nerves.”’ Finally he came home 
to die. The autopsy—which I was | 
not invited to attend—revealed that 
the man’s sole trouble had been 
an egg-size gallstone in his thick- 
ened gali-bladder. j 
BLAMES COCONUT 
. The other case might have been 
“acute indigestion’ but the doc- 
tor was skeptical of such a diag- 
nosis. The patient, about 38, as 
healthy as all get out, was sud- 
denly seized with — not really a 
bellyache but hypogastric discom- 
fort. He had eaten some coconut 
an hour before, but coconut had 
never previously given him any 
trouble. The discomfort steadily in- 
creased, became positive distress, 
and the patient became chilled 
through, on a pleasant autumn 
day. * * + 
He went to bed and a doctor 
was called, four hours after the 
discomfort started. The patient 
said it wasn't pain but a sense of 
extreme tension or pressure . 
the doctor diagnosed acute ap- 
pendicitis and removed a gangre- 
sure nobody can enjoy being oper- 
ated upon more than I did. * 
Indigestion 
if you are fooling with the idea 
that it is due to poor digestién, 
please believe me, you are fooling 
yourself. Anyway, please 
25 cents for Little Lesson No. 3— 
the booklet So You Have Indi- 
gestion?, which T will send upon 
reciept of 25 cents free from mes- 
sy stickum and a stamped, self- 
addressed envelope. 
Do not expect a reply’ to a clip- 
ping. Ask for the booklet in writ- 
ing and sign your request. If we: 
have to stop to try to determine 
who wants what we'd never man-: 
‘age to take care of two to three 
thousand letters a day. 
ened letters, not more than one page 
or 106. words long, to personal 
health and bo ant not to disease. diag- 
nosis, or treatment, will ans 
Dr. William Brady. if eo st 
addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- 
tiae Press, tlac, Mich 
1955) ey ee a bs manus ae ae te enterprise really benefite the 
| Vice should certainly be en- public, why must it hire = pub- 
lightening, and they certainly dé- nelly Spee 6 RI eee ot serve the praise of the public in a geod will ambassador like Van 
doing their best‘ to break this. Soe ee month to 
If the people who sold intoxi- 
cating beverages to minors in 
this particular part of town had - 
to bear some of the grief and 
heartaches' of mothers whose 
children have been punished for 
the effects of such a thing, I'm 
sure they wouldn't do it for 
“the smalj profit that must be in- 
volved, 
There are lots or mothers whe 
have to raise children without their 
fathers and who want them to be 
respectable citizens and able to 
* live in -society without having a 
finger. pointed at them all the 
time, but when something of this 
sort is at ‘their disposal, they are 
gh—to resist the 
temptation before them, therefore 
must pay the penalty the hard 
way, 
I sincerely advocate the strongest 
’ kind ‘of punishment for such peo- 
ple. 
Mother of ose — Punished 
Mr. Twietmeyer Favors 
Abolishing Turnpike Plans 
Everyone agrees we desperately 
need good roads, but we don't all 
agree on how to get them. There 
is a tendency for some to grasp 
at anything offered, especially 
when it appears in a sugar-coated 
package like the toll road the Mich- os sree - 
‘The M. T. A. in trying by every 
_ever from the          
political patronage, etc., that the 
backers stand to profit handsome. 
et 
the creation of the Turnpike Aw 
personnel and hodgepodge highway 
planning if this condition is al 
_lowed to remain. 
In fairness to Commissioner 
Ziegler, you must remember 
that up until last spring Governor 
Williams and the tleisiature has 
consistently failed to produce any 
real highway plan or funds, _ 
George N. Higgins speaking 
about the turnpike recently said, 
“The public must decide soon whe- 
ther to go ahead or forget the 
whole thing.” Well, there —_ 
be no doubt in anybody's mind 
after thinking over the above facts. 
that the best possible course of 
action is to abolish turnpikes for- 
State. _ 
a H, E. Totetmeyer | 
5675 Crabtree Rd. 
Birmingham .   
Depreciation 
and Not Just a Tax Dodge 
By MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER 
INS Economic Commentator 
The roofer was in today to 
advise me that a valley needn't be 
restored and that a large square 
patch had to be replaced. 
As a byproduct, this served to 
remind me that depreciation, con- 
Similarly in the wastage of 
natural resource assets, the deple- 
tion allowance is a bookkeeping 
representation of the fact that such 
property actually is consumed, 
The late Orlando F. Weber, 
builder of the Allied Chemical & 
Dye Corp.,. who bad a creative 
that failure to pnderstand that 
depreciation is a real cost is one 
of the commonest errors in busi- 
ness. 
RAPID DEPRECIATION 
In recent years, in dérder to 
encourage development of defense 
industries, the principle of rapid 
depreciation has been permitted 
by law, This allows companies 
to depreciate properties in five 
years, instead of 15 or 20. 
The original motivation during 
the war was to stimulate investors 
to put savings into war industries, 
which might have a_ shorter Is Real Cost 
profitable life than civilian indus- 
tries. Later this principle has been 
extended to others.     But in reality only the ti LU tite ae ie as iy 
i gts 
hit 
transaction are heavy for the first 
five years, they are nil during 
the next. 10. 
FORD TAX ANGLE 
There is a Ford family tax angle . 
which has not been in” 
the announcement of the forth-_ 
coming public sale of shares in 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist   
Desire to Help Others Can 
by Joining ‘League of the 
Morton's problem is common 
@mong generous men, as well 
as women. For our churches 
\ have seldom analyzed the needs— 
‘in their areas so that new 
members can harness their 
missionary zeal locally and 
now, So join the “League of 
the Golden Pen” and become 
a member of the “Compliment 
Club,” too. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case P-383: Morton P., aged 22, 
recently joined a church for the 
first time. 
“Dr. Crane, I féel so happy and 
contented,” he began. “It is the 
only time I can remember when I 
have been free from tension and 
fully at peace, 
for all their cinesen, 
wait awhile. 
“Since I ami bubbling over with | 
desire to be of service to others, I 
don’t want to stay on the shelf fet an inexperienced newcomer 
take over, 
So I'll offer a few eratacte that 
every unselfish person can quick- 
ly launch upon. 
First, join the “League of the 
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about 40 years ago at Beloit Col- 
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our great Ameri ican psychologists. * 
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turned toward Dormitory T at Lon- 
don Prison Farm today. There, 233 
convicts who touched off a- near sneezing habits and traits in 
agreed to return to work this + Louis: The most pretentious 
Meanwhile, armed National’ Cleveland: The most sneaky) 
Guard troops continued their vigil - Deter eS SE EN 
-outside prison fences. 
sary last ht food-starved 
Dinners ee eal convicts. abe Br guards fired 
‘one official termed it, wont know |* tear gas shel] into a ventilator 
‘about the bark-to-work movement |Shatt, by which the convicts gained 
‘until they see the men from Dor-|#°Cess, to drive off any stragglers.   H [Wednesday, aie oe 2 , Mainly cigarettes and. canned 
said there’s a gogd chhnce they perintendent said the trio handed 
/ will “go along"' with Dormitory 7\him a petition saying the dormi- 
              Inmates Quit | A-a-a-a Choo! S’cuse Me; | 
~ Just Heard a Sneezer NEW YORK INS) —Gesundheit! | sneezers in the ‘country can be! ugsion 
r | found in the Ohio city. Kaz claims) i 
A 000 Other Prisone ’ Lawrence Ken, hee York City! Clewelanders hide their sneezes tes peer waar higng oe 
Join. in Sympathizing | vaporizer manufacturer, has “rd ‘behind newspapers, handker-| *°UF tmen a Strong 
¢ conducted @ nationwide survey of) chiefs or whatever else is handy.” 
With Hunger Walkou sneezing and claims today he can Washington, D. C.: A city of| Special conferences, assemblies| 
jtell where a man comes from by hypochondraiac sneezers who run and PTA meetings have marked} §° 
LONDON, Ohio (~All eyes were’ the way he sneezes. ito the drug store at the first slight President I * 
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have| various American cities: loudest sneezers. Kaz says ‘when marks final prisonwide sitdown strike have tee ot Les Anmeies tenes week-long open house at ix Por 
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morning. isneezers in the country live here. > can be heord in the 
Dallas: The Texas city inhabi- | ‘| i 
was a raid on the prison commis- pe ae e ease anaes ~~ some schools deferred their special 
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~ Chicago: The quietest sneezers Parents night on Nov. 29. 
| The 1,000‘ ‘sympathy’ strikers in goods were taken, he said. prevail here. The Kaz report de- — 
four other dormitories have not| Three hungry convicts from re-|clared that in Chicago, “You often 
: : erday morning. bellious Dormitory 7 met last night) never know there hus been a 
Associate Supt. George E. Miller with Supt, R. B. Eckle, The su-| sneeze poneune tay're so quiet,” 
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st" Here’s a Toast to Veterans oF World War I} Mexico and Canada last ‘your: 
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——— = ‘ing about?” we're over here—to finish the job/reaching age levels now where lift @ glass to some real vintage|) a . started.” more often, soldiers years 1917-18: This is the BEST water iat we These works ant cred eee ee (death calls aa “Than gy _ 
- -eQuld buy. All control mechanisms are . his heart—as are other words like 4.4 Looe middleaged Pop had| Ba can be torgiven if now and   
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members So little of names that! 
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That's the BEST too. ~ mory than the Mason-Dixon War II, and 3,033,000 had served. _ ce ‘i f Line, and in his .mind the poppies | since the start of the Korean cam: | “ail 
are still blowing in Flanders fields. 'Paign in June 1950 Terrific * @* Pop is slowly being swallowed! 
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Century’s first great conflict, and YOUpger ee. | 
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overlooked, And he is not without War that Pop won both his scars! 0 
considerable justification for this and his medals, j 
viewpoint. . | It‘was a titanic conflict involy-/ 
In every war many soldiers feel ing 27 nations and 65,038,810 
they are fighting on a forgotten'troops. The total casualties were @iiram 
front. The troops in the Pacific: 37,508,686, of whom 8,538,315 were,    * 
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2” was the popular owe the United States more than | ' $ 50 nrg Dut Gor tener ait 17 billion dollars from that war. 
149 - |war going on here, too?” : , | Time has a way of Pear ti It was a war in as the sub- 
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"live performance” tonal quality, Plays al 3 : 
speeds and sizés, 
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Relax and Exo y the Christmas pies Sens age Sel agrees s 
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ie s one of the greatest Ypsilanti Woman Killed 
in Car Mishap at Ecorse 
  
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- Bull Basement Toyland Now! | 
‘Tiny Tears Dol ee 8 
Sweet Sue Dolls ... . . 96.1219 | 
Doll. Houses . . . . . *49*.9995) 
Dishes... .. ; . 98°-535 
Stuffed Animals . . . 98*-*995 
Playschool Toys. . . 69*-*8% 
Games... . . . 98-59% 
Guns... . . . . 98¢.950 
Dragnet Sets . .. . .: 92” 
Mechanical Tractor ... . . 899s 
Fire Trucks . . . %49.9995 
- OPENING SPECIAL! 
Portable Phonograph and Stand    yaw 
You receive a beautiful 8-inch iiltiie doll with  — 
      
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hair in a gift box with every 3 pair purchase of 
sheer 60 gauge nylons at 3 pair for 2.97. All new      
      
      
   
   
         
          
    
   
      
       
         
   
          
      
  holiday shades in proportioned lengths, 8/2 to 11.. ~ 
  
Complete with 6: Records 
| cooper OR ed: 
Barnes Hardware and Toyland | _—' 742. W. HURON ST. 
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FREE PARKING “2 Sale! 
    
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Special Purchase! 
s GIRLS       
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oe ie Americe’s fa- I flannels, cotten quilts 
sole fer anty 4.99. 
moun be 5" Reg. $7.95 The Perfect Gift 
ois. Now on | patterns and colors. 
Come, : 
  
   
   Large idlaction of all wool @ 
fleeces, checks and new plaids, = Kitten Soft 
Slipover 
Solids, cheeks and 
_ | tweeds. Taffetas and 
40. +f failles included. 22 
to 30. 
seareees Penne! Sacks SO” : 
  
       
    
       
    
        
        
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— ter repellent wool 
a: ’ and girls’ 3- 
| piece. 3 to 6x. 
              
      Repeat sale of popular 
he de off parka jackets. 
Water repellent twill, al! 
wool quilted 
10 to 16——red, grey,    
   
       
     
    
          Pas . For the’ Finest Quality Lingerie 
 MOJUD SLIPS 
B95 
Mojud slips ore perfect for yourself or for gifts. 
Smart nylon loce trimmed or tailored styles in 
white, hi or block. Sizes 32 to 40. 
Wale * ; : 
Gowns Gowns Aan Panties 
(4s ” 89¢ 
                    Open oe Night aah 9 mM” 
Buy $150 Worth of Gifts—Pay $5 Weekly 
  Special Purchase! 
7 SUBURBAN | 
COATS 
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No Money Down! 
tabs. Sizes 8 to 18, 
Boy Coats Gab. Coats Wool Coats 
2999 249 wits 4999 
” Special Puicclieil 
PRECIOUS FABRICS 
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esas fabrics . 
lines, Wool ot adem New T 
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Tall aa = 
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— MOUTON | 
LAMB 
. $99 | _Ne Money Down! 
Actual $139 values! Now much lighter weight, 
more supple and soft. These moutons are ‘so 
sonatas rich and silky that they could put 
and expensive fur to shame. Choose 
tam 2h "32, Os ond Shah lenghe. 
sae. Nerthern $299 Canadian ig so 
kk Muskrat Hair Seal Grey Kidskia 
1199 -. , ae 
     
     
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1999 2499. 
74 WN. Seginew St. New tow price! Chodse from wool zibelines, wools a> | ‘cashmere blends, colorful fleeces. Each with the warmth 
and dash of an Alpaca lining. Mouton collar with storm — 
All Wool Private Eye St. Mary's = 
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3 Old Geldings {ts sae ‘scr 53116 Hunger Rebelling|Sis'exr saan” "*" "| eshina Machine Bomb 
for Lost Miner in Horse Heaven Sout hr, wont a number of|: ; over the ob les speeding pes bye bik weve 
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oe EC AL P | Another Taken to Safety heaven. c.f Eo 
bd — Ele in Wyoming Cave-In _[ horses. 
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APP is no dream for three LIANCES STANSBURY, Wyo. —Rescuers |e uit Hi   
  
    
  
       
    
    Automatic Timer, Reg. $79.95 ..... 44 and- hunting trail, who live 5 wealthy 
oor sabe STS 
dead. Another man was) Battle Creek, Their owner, Glenn) 4 I - Buy Now for Christmas ! pert ak. ee, ee tld Gun ies Gant ale Ra ee 
: e LAY-IT- | George Chenchar, 54, was UN| 9a... cstumers have earned |in the first election : > nee we Pacific! tnetr “beer and sxiitien”” Nigel (0 yeoek Sot aur! Cees | : 's mine. . jthe late E. H. “ “MARKEL AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC $1279 The three men were trapped and} =, =: et 8 ee Sy viel |. meats 
: HEATER with Thermostet ond Fan ..... sere etiate injured ramentay Mi standards, measured on a $-for-1 | OTgill 51,789 votes, Overton 33, . No was finding! | ‘ Both 
| ppiesco 20 Qt. DELUXE ROASTER = ¢ 4 495 (Chenchar alive. basis, Is more than 250 years. |e” candidates 
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| — rocks started to fall,”|members of the family. They zation's t % 
  
    
   
              
    
    | proctor DELUXE 2-SLICE TOASTER. . sid Clase Nichole, ns St te| have: Silpown playpen sad. set!’ ‘There ware 1o. Sein fomsny fn fie +e injured men. “‘I was covered to| vate running campaign, 
. Be | the waist.” water. : coe 
“WESTINGHOUSE STEAM IRON ....... $1279 | eee Sete ek Oe Roeen ee® tert. Se EE Gray $900 lx Change * 7 
nan Louis Julius, 38, was freed after| corn, oats and bran specially HASTINGS (Sheriff Clarence] SOMES Several ELECTRIC IRONS $995 | Te addled seven TOURS-unter ts ground — 2 : @ All Nome Brands, most. coal loading machine. Doctors 
i S sold for $14.95........ said he apparently escaped ser- dimes and quarters from coin ma- 
$ HAMHLTON BEACH 6 945] —hiew cate : 55 3 % The ot John Nesbitt, 43-/— ee SRA MIXETTE. Reg. $19.50. 13 year-old mine foreman, coy Be sesso 
‘ > WARING BLENDER is Sep aes Sens Wie sent wiles YOU NEED A SQUIBB 
SRirna: ware manoen figs pe ANGLE TOOTHBRUSH gh br pea te reach Julius. Nichols was freed) BECAUSE YOUR MOUTH     WON'T OPEN WIDE LIKE 
AN ALLIGATOR’S. | 
q RCA 45 AUTOMATIC RECORD by other miners. 
PLAYER, in closed case. Reg. $49.95 . $339 | 
RCA STRATO-WORLD SEVEN BAND - $9 350 ‘managed to crawl to safety. 
PORTABLE RADIO. Ton Leather ......  Tneutieiels Scathar Sloe 
TOYS (= A LARGE SELECTION — 
py — OUR PRICES ARE LOWER! 
ct WAGNER « 1960 Ni OPDYKE at PONTIAC RD. 
MOURS: 9:00 te 6:00 — Mon. - fei. Open Tit 9:00 
SUNDAY 10:00 - 2:00   
   
    
      
    
     
     
        
    
       
        
     
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Diamonds and the Lowest Price fr     
- Open an Account As LITTLE AS $1.00 “WEEKLY 
      
  
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New ot uv uavieiadaeel 
NOVEMBER ‘ —— , Deluxe WASHER : ‘1 DG 
  SAVE UP to $11.99 
Come, select from our November eileeton spe- 
_ cially ‘for this great event. All this season stock.   
Ne special wiring PLUG IT . a ek 
wants 
have it it at this low, lew. low price 
FREE! towel set given with 
AS «model § Memilten 
Washes Beyer plue—FREE INSTALLA- 
      
           Damp Dries 
Terns ~ _AN tor $ 
| Ne Money . 30” Electric Range for 1956 By 
ies §$ O | ic ADMIRAL to e& - MANY MONTHS Tee ! 
39.99 ; : TO PAY * |e _ FULL-WIDTH OVEN   Big enough to hold the entire Thanks- 
giving dinner! Four top heat units with 
new dial controls, and Superspeed 
Microtube units. 
With Free Turkey! 
Regular $199.95 Admiral 
2t-tn, TV 
Console Enjoy the newest by 
Admiral in TV that 
brings in fringe chen, 
nels bright, clear and 
with accurate full 
sound! Rich new tweeds, tip Bog oll 
iength oh wnty lined coats.      
      
    
     
       
       
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: $919"   
   
        
         
      COAT SETS & | console cabinets 
| Values to $24.99 No Money 
| Fou28 to. 6x coat sets end Down ! 
12 ees Your Old Set in Trade 
      
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Open Monday and, sioond Evenings to y care       
    
   
  
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  CHARCOAL MAHOGANY REGULAR $299.50 © TRIPLE DRESSER 
- @ BOOKCASE BED 
5 DRAWER Yur 
: ieeilahy, designed in Scheecal finish over beautiful mahogany - 
grain, this suite presents an exceptional value. The triple dresser 
has 8 deep drawers and an extra large beveled mirror. The chest 
is 38 inches wide with 5 drawers. The bookcase bed has 2 sliding 
panels. All pieces are accented with attractive white hardware. 
  
ss ceaeeeeineeeiabinaiemaenameeemmiass *495 
blackboard, also peg-beerd complet 
Se 
DOLL OARRIAGES $525» SO Attractive carriages to hold dolls. 
up te 25 inches. Rubber tires and 
chrome handles. 
  + DollOrib & a, $595 
_ Well bbilt cribs in wax birch 
complete with mattress. Has 
drop side. 
  Table & Chale Sts 
56% ta 529%. 
ef table sets in maple, birch, 
chrome or wrought iron. 
  
  A toy that will last 
tor years . pin os ™ 
desk with, 
chair in maple, np 
* fike, Dad's. 
  
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PLUS BROILER GRID 
  'Srert modern styling with turned blond legs tip- 
ped with brass boots features this ultra comfortable 
_Suite at a most modest price. The cover is a tweedy 
i appearing frieze laced with a metaltic thread. See 
it in the newest shades of turquoise, persimmon 
or beige at Lewis’. 
  
DESK & CHAIR 
ENSEMBLES 
BURROWES 
POOL TABLES 
16"*99" Fun for the whole family... 
tables come. with 
-_, OS 
in four sizes. 
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Tet 
STORE Lem 
RE ‘Cfimiadier RECLINING CHAIR   
SMART...COMFORTABLE...MODERN 
SOFA ™ CHAIR 5.0 “SPECIALLY PRICED. 
$23 DOWN 
AVAIL APE IN 2-PC. SECTIONAL ............ et 
A ounuine. 
  
   
     
A reclining choir that adjusts to any desired position 
without lever or kriobs: Affords complete relaxation, and 
attractive styling at a new low price. 
color combinations of plastic and modern tweed textures. Select from many 
® 
  
    Duo-Therm sex WEATER 
      Reg. $154.95. 
          $14 Down 
A lovely console for heat- 
ing up to $ rooms. Four 
radiant doors, Hi 
      
   
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d Over POWs = ‘Sees A! Development 
(INS) — Acting) WASHINGTON  (INS)—Atomic 
State Florence Kirlin 
the 
* over Red 
aay in releasing 17) 
cans it still holds in its 
but that negotiations in 
a still offer the best hope 
for their release. 
        believe,” 
  iday research." 
  Energy Chairman Lewis L. Strauss) © 
US. te believes" big-scale nuclear power ~ 
development may come “sooner) 
than. even the most optimistic) 
‘and without government Bee 
control, it hoped for break-throughs| & 
come in * ‘certain areas in present-| ,. 
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Water Softener Sale! 1955 Model Close Outs ! 
DOWEX - DUOMATICS 
ONLY 6 LEFT! 
Large 64,000 Grain 
! $269.00 NOW $179 
— 80,000 Grain 
Reg. now $919 
$339.00 
      
  
              
      
Features: 
1. Dialed Automatic 
Backwash, Automati- 
cally Timed Rinse. 
. Factory Warranty, 22 
Years in the Softener 
Business. 
. Engineered for Sime 
plicity, Designed for 
Beauty. 
FHA Terms 
CENTURY SOFTENER C0. 1391 Melton: Rd., Birmingham 
MI 6-2074     N 
    
  
Don’t Miss the Showing of the 
NEW 1956 LINE , 
of Frigidaire Appliances 
November 16 — at 
CRUMP ELECTRIC 3465 Auburn Avenue Auburn Heights, Mich.   
| breakin at a Telegraph Road hardware store. The 
Board Okays Early Plans 
on Eight Activity Centers.is Stcss fer ime Sheriff 
Frank Irons. (eft) and Michigan State Troopers 
Henry DeLooff look over articles recovered after 
* the arrests Tuesday night of Detroiters Blaine EXAMINE RECOVERED LOOT 
Roberts, 21, and John E. Montgomery, 24, State 
troopers said the two were caught attempting a 
the case. 
  articles shown were recovered from the pair's | 
stolen auto, their Detroit hotel room, and several — 
pawnshops. Troopers said the loot implicates @ 
Roberts and Montgomery 
county robberies. Detroit State Police detectives | 
Jack Wooley and Calvin LePein are in charge of |                 
      
        
       1 is Not. Too ‘Late - te Plone es ¥ s 
Lee tom 8 Ccmitty Plan 
. . Your Landscaping — 
THE RIGHT PLANTS in the RIGHT PLACE 
       Foundation, a charitable trai ff REMEMBER — We can landscape the Se gan front of your home with tandscape size week Ford planned to convert all! § © plants for less than $60. 
ee seiinc 
Lr bets Preset of | Town & Country Garden Center Ford II yesterday, suggesting 
the firms now put ime ellen the, 4 5812 Highland Road (M-59) OR 3-7147 ie ‘sera eee aa : WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS 
    
  Choiee . 
ONE LOW PRICE! 
   
   
  i TOP QUALITY FRAMES and LENSES 
2 @ Your Prescription Accurately Filled 
@ First in Pontiec with the Newest in “eight or ten” | 
4 @ Only Ist Quality Meterials   
Celebrate 63 Years 
GOODRICH—Mr. and Mrs, Alex 
Further steps were taken by the were autherized to proceed with seven great-grandchildren and six! 
‘Pontiac Board of Education last! detailed drawings. | 
‘night toward completion of - ac- great- “great-grandc hildren.     
  @ For Men, Women end Children 
DISPENSING 
— OPTICAL CO. 3" Open 9-5:30—Fri. ‘til 9 B Rem 2-3, 15 W. sae Phone Fe 2-2895     two children, three grandchildren, 
  
  Rough plans were previously 
tivity-center buildings at.eight ele- approved for centers planned at 
mentary schools by next fall. Central, Emerson, Hawthorne 
Preliminary plans were approved, and Malkim Schools, Prelimin- 
for three of the structures to be ary drawings of the cgnter slated | 
FE 4-3573 built at Crofoot, LeBaron.and Mc- 
i Carroll Schools. nae           
EW for 56 21” CONSOLE 
‘MOTOROLA T 
With a hei TUNING     
  Swivel Unit Available 
NO MONEY DOWN " “To pay!” TO PAY! 
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    GieA) Portable, clock and table 
MOTOROLA RADIOS New pley-onywhere Roto-tenne portables with ' 2d 
fotating antenna on top, New do-onything clock 
Se - 
trical Appliance Specialist : 
: St. mena FE 5-6189     
      As Pictured | architects; presented. 
      
  jin the table of organization on 
merit without » col- 
| of non-discrimination of the Pon- 
  for Willis School are yet to be | 
The Board wnanimously passed | 
‘a resolution introduced by the 
| Rev, J. Allen Barker and support- 
ed by Mrs. Harry E. King. 
It read: 
Board . . . declare, restate and 
reaffirm its policy to employ, up- 
| grade and assign.all applicants for | 
| administrative, teaching, secretar- 
lial. clerical, maintenance and all “Resolved that the} 
  | other position classifications with- 
Before making the motion, | 
Rev. Parker said, “The Board | 
tion In harmony with the Fair 
Employment Practices law of 
the state signed duly 16, 1955. 
with the city’s FEPC law adept. 
ed Nov. 18, 1952 and the policy 
    “Li 
| “i es Regular $24.95 
Tt was decided to give the con] PROFESSIONAL TYPE 
tractor who will. build the ac- VIBRATOR | tivity center at Central School the — éviaiid Hepes 
gh tearing down or ya own home. Two speeds; works on 
| wise disposing of a house at either AC or DC Gold plated model } Union St. on the school site. The | in handsome carrying case. OR MORE! 
| land by the house is need OUR : 
led for the school's expansion, said $] 5% 
ie‘Sure ans aoe re] PRICE BRILLIANT DIAMONDS | gram mator Other Vibrators From 4.95 
A request We can save you 50% or’more on your§QDiamond purchases, for 
Seertaentest of Schools me 
Whitmer said school! 
ies might make it dificult 
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       We Cordially Invite You to Visit Our New 
DIAMOND. DEPARTMENT VISIT OUR 
APPLIANCE 
DEPARTMENT   
VISIT OUR 
TOOL 
DEPARTMENT - 
10Np. OX weadin 
  _ Regular $23.00 
“ TOASTMASTER Here is an sulomatic toaster made 
by. the world’s largest maker of 
toasters. Limited time offer, 
pice 15%     
    
  ~~ good reasons—count them: 
« We buy direct from the cutters. Ne middleman makes 2 profit. $19.95 Ve" Drift, 
    x We buy in large quantities and pass the savings on to you. PP Bey $14.95 
3. Our policy isto take + smaller prot per sale and make mor ' : 19.95 
al 28.95 New Black cig 
For these reasons you can't buy better values anywhere 9 pay np ft eee 22.50 
nana egy 4 Come in and see our selection of fine diamonds before 34.50 %”—Ball 4 
you buy. We can save you money. s9.98 Ye" a". ohh ‘3 5.25 
Amps power ..... 29.95   
SELECT YOUR 
GIFT WATCH 
FOR CHRISTMAS 
_ LAYAWAY NOW! . NEW 1956 
DeWALT SAW 
‘acy, corwenience and safety | 
“of the New 1956 DeWalt Radial 
      
          
    
  : Arm Saw. Here is the ultima We have hundreds of men's and ladies te 
fine oe nl selec: in Home Workshop Too!s,, Come in, 
tion. Practically ponplar 
makes are carried in stock each with and tet " demonstrate to you 
a complete Guarante of eelestoction, ; , Rotey. E : 
Come tn and tet us show you the wate : 
you want at the price you want to « Terms Arranged te 
om ei | Suit Your Convenience 
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| planuing the Detroit conference. 
  isters. 
Le, ae" 
lectins moderator, Paul 
‘scribe. ° 
* Ne further meetings were Belcher of Cummington, Mass... 
  
Name New President. 
| WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 
    named James E. Allen, Washing- 
  
  { miles.       ‘Rev. M. K: Burton Lauded 
~ tor Opposing-Merger Plan, 
_DETROFT am ~ A Congregation |and the Evangelical and Reformed 
o | urban Dearborn widow agreed to 
4 ted caliber bullet lodged th the skull. | 
‘the opposition to 
+ merger asid for his role im she called police for an ambulance. 
Autonomy is a strong point in 
Congregatinal Christian churches. 
‘tions including the selection of min- 
B. Z. Kastler of Salt Lake City 
was selected as moderator of the 
new association. The Rev. Arthur 
‘Rouner of Brooklyn if 
ae ecto cate, Their income amounted 
Biggs of Oregon City, Ore., was|# $190 monthly sogial security and! 
jnamed treasurer and the Rev. Dor Pension check, Dougher said. 
churches to take ‘whatever action| report condemning Soviet Russian’ 
las may be necessary to protect! scizure of Armenia in 1920. 
W. Va. (INS)+-The National Whole- 
sale Druggists. Association _ has 
ton vice president of the Henry B, 
Gilpin Co., of Norfolk, Va., to be its 
president for the next year. The 
action. took place at its $ist annual 
The lakes impounded by a te c eh mekitn § 
1 YOUR of the Tennessee Valley hadtority| ms FR i : - eee : 
: SELECTION ,have a total shoreline of 10,058 | 
               
            
            
   
     
    
   
     
   
       
       
    
   Widow Agrees 
fo Take Lie Test " 74-Year-Old © Woman. 
Queried in Husband's | 
Mysterious Death © 
DETROIT @—A ‘snenea sb: 
take a lie detector test today ia 
the mysterious death of her hus) 
* Charles Babel, 66, was tind 
dead in the kitchen of his home’ 
Wednesday, He had ‘been critical- 
jy ill of mushroom poisoning and 
first was believed to have died of! 
natural causes. 
Embalmers, however, found a_ 
ee ee 
A post-mortem disclosed a .%5 
  Buys a Brand New 1956 
at WAYNE GABERT'S 
  
    
  
  
‘told him she went to the house of a’ 
‘neighbor early Wednesday to call) 
3 doctor for her husband. She left 
him in bed wearing night clothing 
| -Unable to contact her physician) atcvasate   PVUhcelsitelite 
|and returned home, She found her) 
‘husband fully clothed, dead in the 
kitchen, 
Sossthie “nities eae an examin- i 
| ing physician saw any imme- 
ey ee ee 
Mrs. Babel said she had been 
out of the house about 15 minutes. 
Babel was a retired auto worker. 
The couple had been married 19) to’     
      
«et 
Solons Will Be Feted 
DETROIT #—The Detroit office 
  
2 YEARS TO PAY 
WAYNE GABERT| Your Electrical Appliance Specialist | 
4121 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-6189;   Open Friday @ Monday 
Nights "th 9 P.M. redone auto, 
| Egypt is the world’ < : fifth largest 
  
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       _, ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955. Le hs , fe on se = Be ne if 
Three Tourist Attraction j “SERVING ALL DAY 
Found in Oakland County ~~ SATURDAY 
DEARBORN — Ot the ten tp freeways and turnpikes  fur- neve jy patho i pyres | a oes o nu AM. to 7:45 P.M. 
       
        
        
       
             
        
       
          
      
   
      
    
  
      SPECIAL : 
Seeies GRAPEFRUIT 
| 6 29¢ De Each    
  Sanit etc alg 
  lits 30th annual meeting at Dear-| such roads have been found to tn- Dorothy Warren, 24, 
whee auoitied county (crease the overnight business, /uated trom the University of Cal- 
include Tnternatiqnalty, knows jeven with such places that for-jifornia at Los Angeles in 1954 
' -Mart Cranbrook, the recreational fa- |merly were located on the, mats one eon or ae cae 
P OPLE =0- cilities of our lakes and public (road, but now are at a distance| sity’s og 
parks, and the Detroit Zoo. trom the hew rightcf-wey. Medical Center 
465 E. Pike St. Corner of Sanford St. . Michi > On0l & ke ka pes ght aa ere se 
10 Shon tion's top place as a tourist state/creased travel on the thruway|ing will take place in 
  is the principal aim of this a880-\more than compensates for the ciation assisted by the thee other ewer points of access to it, and| Whe toe Giiet 2 oot ‘ 
allied organizations which cover wife can present. specific “ bl 
the rest of the state. set Senses reser So OS WT ase was bel Gee. You Will like its delicious 
Michigan is now in ing the night. | Dr. Clemente, 27, is tempting mouth watering 
goodness—makes it.a —_ 
for the ge year are; |California at-Los Angeles. in itself. a & 
of 5 
g 
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next year to finance the expected|Residents report the birds congre-} ‘ 
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  A). my Peru Barreux tall and spindly and blonde-—jing'filme into English . speaking Retr to torrie x ie ROME (INS)—There-Is 8 a jobs where I can get them.” yatta vat eseeiaanan ee Ab! Tian "9 i s | Blot sweet young A ae une Ae, a Seat “‘m dubber.” : ways a dub-maid, never a star, SAVINGS _ i J 
in Rome as can't. now! 1 a handful o femporary| That is she lends hér volce to!’ This sort of Job does not pay 
Fountain.” screen, they Could have not the Italian ‘of glamor— for the conversion of Italian-speak-|* ** 6 OM 
To a girl, they hint of the plumb |->~ “You can make enough money to’ cecseey 
‘the cinema, survive in Rome, expecially if; 
pean am (City Needs Junior College, 2o juan wiser «|| 6 piste Rome haat says Peggy, hahaa ET build a 40 ) poles or wy 
| Alte owe cami Say 24 Student Letters a.” one OR 3-2eet pony 1 to | a hot water “1 would like to ask P. Whitmer superin-| Peggy says her mother had But ies you have to plan ic tavor, The favor is foi el po Pico i. Do : ne objection to her taking off for 
oe reas en eee et gg, tue ti ceed Se | Riv a areas a : endeome a bath.” These were the words of Kay jetters ; . 
jeome by. Par nek ‘8. 84 at Washington Junior High School.| could live at home, thus saving |. But last summer Mother Nelson important as BOOKS | 
“It's duck serve) time. | Here wns one of 24 letters eub- | board and room expense, the |visited Peggy in her cold-water ys amorous pne,” ; very inconsistent and mitted to the Pontiac Press on students said, hideaway with ae ‘ 
Peggy Neleon, late tired of going out to the merits of having a twoyear | Funds could be accumulated dur: orrns pagent: _ to your children’s learning! “but the universal grimy.” -, _ | junler college in the city, ing the two years here to complete” e's. 8 
| Rover reptece yone should respond, | The students’ action oped 1 ag whe amma wma, As a matter of fact, abe visited oy. 3a See That They Are , . , Fie 
Bieler you mea nad bckelng ‘ann to ‘aim, |class at ‘hich the Rev. Soterios| “Education is about the most|throw coins af the coina sink into DR, H. BUSSEY FULLY Equipped we “veda.vie has the answer, |Gouvellis, of St. George's Greek|important thing in the world and the foam, it is a symbol you will) Optometrist for School This Year “go away!’ os Orthodox Church, presided as guest|if it is possible for some people someday return to Rome. Mrs. | eat @ “Jobs are pretty tough, In thelinstructor. \to get two years of college for a'Nelson's coin arched high, Eyes Examined 
}|was born in Dorothy McGuire had a ee ci sone peers _— eer Pa la fateful wind, and tinkled to the! 
: “The Wafiington ave de-| t should be,” said Susan é : a . 
face, actually’) on the Broadway writer, living with ‘gardens and cided to get aedie soondlans trom Steinbaugh, of 779 Owego Dr. "Nodding her head sagely, Peg- eee reinn ay OPTOMETRIST 
stage, we she is oS a large! terraces and all that, The girls I\students at the city’s other junior) Several said if a junior college gy's mother remarked, “It's just FE 4-5211 / 
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Presiding at the tea table at the annual Ingathering 
of. Needlework Guild of America Thursday was Mrs. 
C. J. Nephler (center) of West Pike street. She was 
photographed serving tea to the new president, Mrs. John 
GuildAids 
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W.. Fitzgerald (right) of Birmingham, and the first vice 
road, 
     eek president, Mrs. Arthur H. Harrington (left) of Cherokee 
='The Women’s Sect Needlework Guild of America is important to 
everyone all year ’round, but especially so at Ingathering 
time. Two of the members who were busy stacking 
at First Presbyterian Church were clothing Thursday 
Mrs. John Hatherill (left) of Hickory lane and Mrs. Leslie Cross of Lexington place. Mrs. Hatherill is 
Needlework Guild chairman for the chapters of Beta 
Chapter of the sorority. Theta Phi sorority and Mrs. 
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    to Follies 
in Puerto Rico for 
Survey Visit 
» Sheet music and record. covers 
of the musical numbers being used 
in the Junior League Follies pro- 
vided the colorful and attractive 
placemats on.the dinner tables 
‘when Dr. and Mrs. Clifford’ T. 
Exkelund entertained in their home 
on Ottawa drive Thursday eve- 
ning. 
* Following dinner, the party at- 
Steven Russell, 
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              aj were honored at a Thank- ‘You Tea“held it the Pontiac Fed- 
Whitfields Arrive'eral Savings and Loan Building, 
| Award of Merit certificates were 
devoting an unusual number 
hours at UF headquarters before 
| and daring the drive. 
| ‘Third, two women were honored 
ifor outstanding volunteer work in 
|radio and newspaper publicity. 
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tal Preview,” 
the fall 
rope. ; 
POURED TEA 
Mrs. Thomas Fowler Jr.   travel scenes with closeups from’ Adele 
showings in Eu Couples 
|tumn flowers against a deep brown! Mrs. George Garver. 
i * * Ekelunds (|Jea Fi etes UF Volunteer Workers. . 
Take Guests |, captains: 
Mrs. W. H. Presnell, Mrs. Wil- ° 
liam Cummings, Mrs. John How- 
ell, Mrs. Thomas Fowler dr.,   
‘Buck Fever 
‘a venen | rolic’ Held Mrs. Robert Turpin and Mrs. 
William Hutchinson. 
Also honored were Mrs. Ralph 
Norvell, Mrs. David Willson, Mrs, 
Richard Borchert’ Mrs. James A. 
McGuire, Mrs. Lawrence Ferman 
and Mrs. Newton Skillman. 
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“Buck Fever Frolic’ was the' For the Waterford district, Co- 
theme of the Do-C-Do Square|chairman Mrs. Ralph Bump pre- 
arranged the decorations. Re- 
freshments were served by Mr. 
and Mrs. Lewis Irwin. 
-MeLeod, 
and Rex Lawrence. 
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Hitler ipeit fh f i   Dey Nereery, . , The hawk road is shown with Amies’ sponsor, |plans to move into . oo ame 
Also included are Pontiac Gen» for the Ingathering held Thursday at Mrs. John Napley of Menominee’ road, | %% Joseph stree 
eral Hospital, Visiting Nurse Assn. the First Presbyterian Church. Club at the table where the layettes were-| My. and Mrs. Stuart E. Whit- 
St. Joneph Mercy Hospital and President Pat Donelson (right) of Mo- displayed, re at cea. ae 
OFFICERS ELECTED mf A Wednesday evening. 
es oe oer ae! V1 Will Open S Torigh fj wie seit macs ara wore slectad tox ¢ trong -4 1ernes 1 pen eason ong Ener wen  wernapdon yg oy work Guild, * 3 x 
Fitagerald qhosen as president. When members of Viernes Dancejare Mr. and Mrs. Harold pony drive are Dr. and Mrs, JackjBss for the United States govern: 
Dr. and Mrs. Zac Endress -|Nessel, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.|'™*™ ‘Fellow officers are Mrs. Arthur|“lub arrive at the newly decorated) © Mrs. LeRoy Hill, siembers : oe ..8 Harrington vice president; |Elks Temple tonight for their first) , Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil New-| Mrs. Robert Isgrigg of Menomi-| 
Mane eicey G. Burke, secund\dance of the season they will be|*turning after a leave of abeence.|i4 1. sna wire Ethan Cudney|nee road and Mrs. William Is. vice president; Mrs. Harold Fur-jgreeted by officers #f the club and) Several cocktail parties are be-jand Mr. and Mrs M. A. Calbi. [rex ot Cherokee road entertained 
Hated ‘A. itaeralds fourth vice 28, -¢ [ited ¢0 the home of Mt and Des Oe na ane tenes hang jiuncheen and an afternoon: of . h apap " Fine and Mrs. oe onited wie W. Salton on Lincholnshire Mire, Lewis Mr. and Mrs. tugh ——_ » Comm 
_&, J. Michal is execu- — Hales, . and Mrs. Adolph 7 ¢ & Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn, Mr. | 
tive secretary and Mrs. Donald : Magnus, Mr. and Mrs, Pudduck, Ethel Foy, who has been visit- 
. Nicholle is recording secretary. ge oe | i on and|Mrs. Ronald Opland the Charles Galloways hd the | ing at os home of Mr, and 
ee Mrs. George Pudduck. Honored at Shower Norman Pattisons. Mrs. Torris McCally of St, Jo- 
treasurer. : : Wednesday eve- Olficers are Leo R. Donald: | A Pink and blue shower was The Carleton Wrights, the Ben| seph street, left 
Green and Mrs. Her-| resident; Hareld J. Slanke- given recently for Mrs. Ronald Op-/Rowmans, Dt. and Sirs. hen fown thane Hairy - 
ter, vice president; Mrs. Vere |iand at the West Square Lake|Hoogertyde, ‘lee tesa “orn Sine Se tenance DF WR* | road home of Mrs. Cart R.-OP-lgichmeier will also be guests of] Mrs. George L. Hagman of | 7 x land, Mrs. John Dawson was hos-|the Mains. Lone Pine road, Bloomfield Hills, 
ballroom has been trans-| tess, oo y 6 6 © is returning to her home today 
into —_—_ hall of] invited gueste were bce Bing pion re ag hoy he ig gg oelngaae amas 
yori tin perm Charles Corey, Mrs. Roger Wood-ina ang Mrs. og saa Mr| eee 
To complete the decorative|cum, Mrt, Teddie Karakos, Mrs.lant Mrs, Hawke, the eel Atkin: Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Bergemann eae Nellie OA be) Feaets Dat ie anak Lee ee ee ee ee eenan tmagetlge Magee 
an arrangement Of/anq Mrs. Ward Newman Jr, Paddocks and Gordon congratulations and servicemen : ee of , Lorraine Lee, on eS oe ee ters — | ag apt 
* 8 8 Marshbanke ont aa. thee Mr. and Mrs. Howard Powers)  ~ 
members of the club who banks, Mrs. "Mr. and Mrs, Foley, the JackIPDEQ) Unit to Meet 
en en, wie dee eet Ge ee een : , Philip Aspinwall, Mr. and Mrs./ness, Mrs. Jane Mabry and Con- the James Jerikinses and Mr, andj .Chaptér AW of PEO will meet at 
Eshman, Mr. and Mrs. Ev-i nie Haaseth. Mrs. Marc have been/the home of Mrs. Harry S. Pearce 
Foley and Mr. and Mrs. Out-ol-town guests attended from|invited to the home of Dr. andion Garlarid avenue Nov. 21. The 
is Belding, Ferndale, Detroit Mrs. H. F. Kendrick on Cherokeejstate officers will have an inspéc- 
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A. W. Nevala, Mrs. Jack Hodges, 
‘and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newill|/ Mrs. Harry Ravell, Mrs. Robert 
Bruce and Mrs. Lester Patton. 
Sete HONORED 
Others receiving the awards 
were Mrs. Dale Flowers, Mrs. 
Frederick Poole, Mrs. George El- 
jdred, Mrs. Ralph Irish, Mrs. Ros- 
coe Goddard, Mrs. Joseph Young 
‘and Mrs. William Katich. — 
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-Schluchter, Mrs. Grant McDonald, 
Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs. 
Martin J. Wager and Mrs. Helt- 
Awards for UF publicity worl 
were given Mrs. William L. Graves 
and Mrs. Edmund L. Windeler. 
Sorority Will Give 
|Holiday Baskets 
"Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma   
| jgifts to a needy family. group 
| {also made plans > a: 
Thanksgiving basket to 
must give of elves and 
others if they are to have 
Following the business meeting; 
jmembers held a linen shower for 
Mrs. Don Houston, a recent bride. 
  
        
    
                
      
          
    
          
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irl F ‘ears the. Watchful Eyes of Neighbors 674 28° stage Comeback Py Alt Sete y yegtre gulag. te, be come jit from. being scold tees: jhe eaaiinias Unk yi tet (wth @-enit eatin: oF rome “Modern homemakers. sing theloemctve’ gnve 'e tepert. of the pean atte gO bi te, be sen being # regular a t once. a ie re ; ; .- gave 'e 
BRR ceincahi pimaprewtings The mest day spelogize “Dear Mlog Woodward: My boy| Proper Ser tae. te Bo?” peop rien er oy for Hostess balan of mechanical gas thay aolection Delsey 
. aa Sere. s ttt ine to Me broth! er: Yeu, It you can. man-|€*t On. Me could ask his brother! ¢p Ea ore: Guests! But when it con ee Detroit to members of St. 
hommes Gealt oe s ase, to to ask his bride to you or tir bores hay have the ame |euchag MMe Society Buen 
  
  
      
  
        
  
     
     
     
   
     
        
         
           
     
       
   
     
    
       
      
      
    
  
  
  
        
  
       
        
       
           
      
    
               home turn of hand - made bedspreads | EMILY POST f their. bazaar held Saturday and 
on van my besbend and 1 ee eee ee Sunday. friends to dinner in @ restau-| tas used to be called anti The group discussed plans for # 
rant where the prices appear on) ,... cooperative dinner and Christmas 
the menu and menus are given to party Dec. 17 in the parish hall. 
aes Se I ecety oun te the tet Ot in i wary dnnpensve and|fabrics and yarns today are sof SHAMPOO SALE 
ways have the feeling that they| washable, color-fast and so easy to 75¢ Value, 55¢ 
| wag preferred something | keep fresh and lovely. 2 for $1.00 
anata od [dont know bow fo make them fe], When baying boneless meat, a: MERLE RORMAN STURIO 
salen Oa ea oe ASG ited Roem 
sides eeping tack. ot gis an ey : ! 
rival at home after Answer: The best thing, it you |]: 
if happen to notice happen to be a rather. enthe- ! 
have the same siastic person, ts to look and 
on your walk, it’s really say, “Oh! Brook trout, that is . 
their business, what I'm going to have,” and 
- £. 6 then, as if you were apologizing 
You're overly Ser _Rewing_epeben first, you 
enough But if you are a_rather reserved 
about you, person and not given to exclama- 
that you : ; ae tions, you could say to the waiter, 
have 250 | Mrs. Eleah Patten of Augusta avenue, Mrs. John . ee Pontise Frese Fhetes | 28 your filet mignon good?” or 
SURES g | McCormick of Thorpe areet, Mrs. John J. Lite of - annual 18% District WCTU Concention. The convention wuld give sous eeiete desde | thet ie wee Seieain Gk We tanklin road and Mrs. W. H, McCullough of Farm- was held at the Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian |°! what you intended to order. 
getting t be too mach ot a | 128ton (left to right) were representatives at the fourth Church this week, SE ae cc 
good wig Pipe eam taper it ‘ | Dear Mrs. Post: My telephone 
ott, But don't say anything to seath ax te tes en ee 
bs ono settee et pee Color Unity Aids {rn chang ‘with fiend on 8 wea t be guing straight hens the Home Decoration to five minutes requested by the 
bother te step by school. =| ee Re Oe ee ae ss 
Tell him you're going Unity home mpert| “Seme friends, 
Mary Jams for a while to help fcr t "| nothing ta partiesiar, wtich | Choice of 3 Lovely Patter Mm Os dep hers Toe Goutal Veete: Se wont: Shen teterler feeerg~< Ramage? adhe di ynert eS Overy " erns 
ct the gihs ere costing (> Seah “Pirst step in any decorating| hew I can tactiully ead these | Old Rose (Pictured), Moss Rose, $9 @)95 
house after school the next day. eee 5 St: 6 aires) ementins without hurting and Yellow Rose—68-Pc. Set ....... 19 
lg he turns up to walk you pot aid , a theme, a design) anyone's feelings?’ 
home he'll have a covey of beau- ll your decor around it, Consisting of 8 dinner ‘plates, 8 salads, 8 bread and butter, 
ties to handle, It might dissuade declared. Answer: It is very simpleato] 8 fruit, 8 soup, 12 cups, 8 saucers, vegetable dish, platter, 
him from escorting the batch of In dealing with color, Bogart,| say, “This is a very busy party] . sugar and creamer, salt and pepper shakers. 
you the mext time you bring the cg bee age hgh wowigae nt bade epdler ute gmne leafy ; | : 
vou bee Gi oe Seting, ered Gitte olf-| Simome fe pecbehly welling for 9 101-Pe. Set (Service for 12) ..........- $29.95 
Or cock, wp seme excuse for "S. Devt be cield @ otal (6 Extra Cups) . 
staying reper on an a Lag ak _ might ~ White Shrine Plans |. 60 OTHER PATTERNS 1, PRICE! 
pals that he shouldn't walt for large areas mie e Bazaar and Dinner te 
‘ “Roepe iin 2 Sa Fin, aed ate ad tee » SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW 
Register than two or fhe is wt Sn Shine wt Rovere Tem ‘LINE OF FALL JEWELRY 
sa beeping ibd ft the male! oer members weccng oe ee | ee, BB : on - ws 
areas should be done in the bright- : DD p 
NOW aoe note mae ae | PPIXIE - OTTERY rie ~ — genet dine pine a Dec. 14] 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 
Open House Slat Christmas party featuring a co] er Your Convenience Open Daily and Sunday 10 a.m, to 8 p.m.~ 
7 at Crofoot Tonight | Perative dimer and sift exchange. , , 
¢ ator Crofoot School PTA will sponsor | " 
ee pit yy eae pty Pee, ee ae . ‘wcaces| he Gift that Gets mp ome Tr] Mrs. Joseph E. Green (left) of The women were present at the two-day ee, ale Bk bo Gole tas: 3 ae : 
Oak, president of the 18th District convention held at the Oakland Avenue |rooms to mee the parents and gee : 
ate 4 U, te aoe Mrs. Pacer A. United Presbyterian Church this week. aiscom their children's progress Purrs of Deli 
iemi, chairman o convention, It was the fourth annual convention —_ youn oll ans g t 
Typewriting | Mrs. George Perkins of Royal Oak. the District WCTU. ~ rmorllnd . en | . 
     
       
    
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a. good position by | 
attending Day, Half- } 
Day or Evening School she: seca ie Cabin, jaitiniiieen whi We We. ants. Gane) Just Arrived! In Time for Christmas Gifting! i 
of the 18th District WCTU, presid-Perkine of Royal Oak at the eve GENUINE, IMPORTED, BLACK FOREST 
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      Pontiac ; 
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Voteren Approved! oat ohen Special 
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outstanding value, made possible 
by Connolly’s special: purchase. 
Quality is similar to strands we have        
               
     
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Grit Paton | [_Toroed Badee | (Table Lamps      
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Rocker Carpets 1A tenon Sind) previously sold for as much as $50. - otter + - Ayawag 
The perfect TV choi Up- | Fine quality 9 x 12 rugs on | | lamp that sells. else- Hurry, make your selection today! for Ohristmas , ; 
27" mt es where for $7.50. 
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: The proceeds from the tea will 
Inspired be used for the Farm Youth Ex- 
mie sco Eosanee Program, in which America “ 
influence and foreign countries exchange 
these hand- students for work and study in 
d rural areas. This work is carried 
some texture on by the 4H Clubs at Michigan aggyee ype) State University, : 
in gold '¢ The association's branches also. 
mer Racer at cooperate with the Associated ey - fen ; pagye Women the =e goes hee 
on both arms. furthering friendship and mutual nual campaign 
Stunning eor- ding among the rural has an seg coeds 
rings to women of the world. ‘ pe Saturday| gical centers, labersteries, 
match, keer Sarojini Gadre from Jabulpur,jevening at the Eagles Hall. on/ 1.4 omer rescarch centers 
bi teae ‘ i ‘. a India, who is studying at MSU,/on Highland road. = = §—-_| studying cancer. * 
S00 A Ay Seat wll be gaat apolar. Dire. Feamits The dance, sponsored by the} Gerard Paradowski of Milwau- 
‘ |Sawyer, national represe “lFraternal Order of Eagles, ‘willikee, Wis., will speak at the oc- Matching Ge altos se por ra bh ere benefit the Damon Ruttyon Memor-|casion regarding cancer research. Rarelons, [National Feens : ial Fund to aid cancer research. |He is a member of the Eagles na- 
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: gave inters in\Seven, 0 unior e Follies of having a new face is T. i. 
Re ee ere re |steeak material, which were|attended. the November tmesting| ight in the Birmingham Theater. The  Guething of Birmingham.   have been invited and an un- ar 
Christmas and | exhibit of international ma- Auxi | lary tee bee Eee See 
; Hterial.is promised by Mrs. R. E. . 
All Occasions Vanderkloot, exhibits _ chairman, | H : | a oe ia ygpee 
Thuis., Fri., Sot. CENT \PLAN PROGRAM - © “On the auxiliary committee are 
. -. . Mrs. Frederic W. Lines i Mrs. Randall kland, chair- 
L__. Srl chairman, is Mr Wiliam Has Meeting |x. Prem Deru. rs Louis Kahn as cochairman. ‘| The Women’s Auxiliary to. Pon- as Devine, Duane 
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ta. Theater . Pontiac, Mich. an. Mrs, Mathew Cammar-| cafeteria Wednesday. : ‘ioe eco a ey , 
"tEaiments Alte Boy or Craing Cass er it charge of the tea table" ae cae y agit A little dab here and a little dab SG. hee Fhe oF ite, phone or ‘ree Parnphiet. . . - presen’ * : s ‘ “ 
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‘Plateau Hats. Closely capped soft side waves with },.. a Mrs. Hobart — : oS types the “‘Story-/ Barnes on i : ; | 
go oralinesMatge Sie Bier 5 chess cbc Nr, tar “ Ginenies were co/Olficers Named |PFAs Conduct Meetings 
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cones Saaee Serves 46. Star Yyllerina of the school re--leld Wednesday | Four sons bab cital—her beautiful dress, easily: <7 
ros sae any bolh!made by you! Whirling ters of by Secretaries pa to match q/ frothy net skirt with ruffle panties The Pontioak Chapter of the Na 
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nel Gene Sets @ table for the young in heart! 
cuts bo coms Be alee Sees eet plawen designed for mabiple won ! : : : 
5 cents for each pat- R ‘ modern design in fashion’s favorite tones of rosy pink, 
Sevi-clans senting. Sead] | fies Seceiee time of tat PONTIAC san nd charcoal en a tentured background. TICKLED PINK is 
Deve, 265 West ea keyed to a gala mood . .. will make every meal you serve a party! 
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  , | | Sean ua" Ce Nata! Sen We . OBSERVANCE OF : ; general discussion on the Hostesses for the Dec. 14 \ ‘ : 3 
PE epee oer Sepa ET ee ) National OPTIMIST. Week   
“EVERY BOY NEEDS A MAN’S HELPING HAND” 
The Optimist Club is a non-political, non-sectarian, non-secret organization, established for the —- of bringing together at ent intervals public spirited and progressive men from the 
‘lines of business and recogn. professions in their community. 
WORD OF APPRECIATION — The Optimist Club of Pontiac wishes to thank Mayor William W. Donaldson, The Pontiac Press, 4 
._ Radio Station WPON, and all others who have helped us celebrate “Optimist Week” and our 3   
         
       
      
      
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PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE PONTIAC OPTIMIST CLUB : | 
Antrobous, Frank = Ladd, James R. 
Becker, Ralph A. Lewis, Roy C. 
Bigger, Leon Manz, Charles ; 
Brown, Elwood *  Mareero (Joe) J. L. 
Burt, Buhl Metz, Leo 
Coleman, Fred G. Miller, H. A, 
Crawford, Frank . Owens, Cy 
Davis, Harold Pe SS ae rane at otis cen See ee Henry, Donald 
Dearing, H. C. 7O fall health, happiness and prosperity to every Platz, Dale : 7* ~ \ | Denne, Ernest F. is ares te ool thax tis Reisz, Joseph : re) i ? lS Fan \ |] Doolittle, Russell H. thing in them. ahaa Robertson, Alen 9 2 / ‘ae . Ewalt, Dave TO look at the sunny side of everything and make Ross, Albert 
her es the @; ) |  Gabert, Wayne TO think only of the best, to. work for the best, Schooley, Marsdon 
2 fer sl 1 l (5 , Gillies, Irving others as you are about your own. Seiss, Howard L. 
1y lt ) J} Harcourt Maro V. YA 70 forest the mists ofthe par and prow on Shelton, CM. 43) PLE OTHE | “mm” \ Sessa J on te of Solid Hard Rock Maple ll * Herrington, G. L. ar Sal Wak yeu have no Gee te ete a Taft, Robert ; A ' Bt : Hruska, Tom Thorpe, Ralph G. 
: ° ° fashioning the hard rock [ff . M. 
BTiaes Pieces | seems emcees Beaten Ont cE owen Fe ve i ° 
= a enter , Harding, Glen Winters, William $ 50 Johnson, Albert ee Wright, J. A. 
ie } | ! Johnson, August Young, Manly . 
gubbed lacquer finish. It will make any bedroom Kreps, Anthony ee 
—large or small—the beauty spot of your home. . ji (Tony) 
The Optimist Club of Pontiac is a member of Optimist International, a men’s Service organization 
with more than 1,000 Optimist Clubs in the U. 8., Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Hawaii and 
Alaska with a total membership of more than 48,000. The objective of the organization is con- 
tained in its slogan “Friend of the Boy,” and as such, it devotes a t amount of time, money   
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annie Mattoo ond Box Springs} Ff ON THIS ARMISTICE DAY : é - | “To all you Veterans .. . past, present, and to come . . . we extend our gratitude, our respect and 
_ You Will Enjoy Shopping at Gentrys {i our love. Today is. your day. May God bless you and keep you, guardian of freedom on this day and 
all the days of your life.” 
Pontiac Optimist Club NATIONAL OPTIMIST WEEK OBSERVANCE 
: DR. H. A. MILLER, Chairman citi € 
      
  
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  Under the Rainbow 
tag te wm connotes Ge Wo en Re 
curving across the sky. 
Aavold saying deciares that there is a pot of gold at the end ot | ged 
The Norsemen called the rainbow “Bridge of the Gods,” 
A rainbow is the series of colored rings formed by the sunlight 
acting on the moisture in the air..It shows all the colors of the spectrum 
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indigo, blue, green, yellow and orange. 
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old sayings about it is: 
“Rainbow at night, sailors’ delight. 
“Rainbow in the morning, sailors take warning.” 
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if signs are unfavorable. Paste this down on cardboard and color with 
crayons or paints. See if you can make allthe colors of the rainbow, 
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She said they discarded $10,000 
Burglar Are Faked  |wort ot jewels‘ “tae an a small safe contain- 
Out of Real Treasure’ ry ete they   2 Thieves Disgruntled; |". two tours later some two mile! Pontiac Generdl 
      i I: January, 198, several bancts| Hospital Group aay romaleadipe sider ey charles Scribner, ‘{|Brink’s Truck Empty j= meretlto Attend Talks (i sreamra toa BOSTON A Brinks monet The reehmapene) ne “Wide. = rnc ces 
carrying truck was stolen Pontiac General Hospita eee oe pscotsegl 9 a 
will attend the 36th] Greets. oo. district lst night—but|Megs Hell Burns _[annual convention ef te Se ee Nad apres mealies. | SBOUL w» — A U.S AFmyinon ‘Week avid day sent congratulations t 
track of several themmnd dotlarsatiicers club in Seoul burned down| wittinen ©. Babeott bed ere tatters Tied birthday, 
to pay off the cast of the stage/last night. An Army spokesman|teeschairman; Lauretia F. Paul,| Australia bas won care d show “Pipe Dream.” lestimated damage at $60,000. Nojhospital director, and Willis M. The truck was found abandoned)injuries were reported. Brewer, board member. 
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arocntda SSEMOLIeS etc Topping. the agenda of week’s,csik are “just itchin’ " to get things disposing it. A fine will be imposed a pane! on college education, wre- 
activities at St. Michael and St./started. - _ \om anyone disobeying this ultima-|pared by the girls at 
Frederick Catholic High Schools| Jim Deren.and Tom Lufkin |tum. Student controlled studies are| a Be gms Club . 
this week were two all-student as-| were . made. photographers im |being considered and will be tried! pan Nov. 25 ’ 
semblies, according to reports by chief. Other committeemen are (out in the near future. ‘All St. Fred’s calutes our 
INVITED TO MARYGROVE Rams” and Coach Bob Chapt 
for winning the Suburban C¥ 
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| English with Larry Maison as 
chairman of the group. 
' All students who earned 44 or’, 
imore honor points last year were 
awarded honor certificates. On the 
list’ were 4 seniors, 10 juniors and 
29 sophomores. 
REPORT CARDS DUE " 
. : Many Michaelites burned the 
ue 3 ‘Pentise Press Photes | ‘midnight oil” this week preparing 
STUDENTS ON THE AIR — Preparing a typical radio show arejat the right, “Poppa Bear’ Ken Lenigan. PHS student in the back-\for exams. The reason—report 
members of the Pontiac High School Radio Workshop. While small fry| ground is Jo Ann VanTassel, preparing to work one of the sound ef-|cards on Monday. 
from elementary schools wait their cue in the background, announcer fects. Under the direction of instructor Vera Mae Adams, students do| Sister Chrysostom’s sophomore 
Bob Crandall (left) begins the opening introductions for ‘‘The Three 
Bears.” Stepping up to the mike is “Momma Bear” Marie Meyer and, own scripts. : 
PHS Dance After Game Tonight By VICKY MICU when Pontiac will be playing 
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DECORATING FOR DANCE — eld Hills High School’ 
enth and eighth graders will have their .‘‘Snowball Jamboree” 
7 to 10 o'clock tonight in the gym. Preparing decorations for the 
hop are seventh graders (i-r) Harry Latta, Mike Hanna and Bob 
Matthews. The affair is sponsored by the seventh grade class. Latin students all the acting, create their own sound effects and sometimes write their|Teligion classes received a more 
understanding of Catholic 
Youth Week through the efforts of 
Kathleen Heitjan, Helen Franzel, 
Tom Chapdelaine, George Budwit, 
Bill Fitzgerald and Ron Andrews— 
members of a panel discussing this 
cation Week along with the whole| ae | 
school system. The most active| BEPOR FRED'S -« 
participant js the Future Teschers| At ® general assembly Monday rnoon, students . Frede 
Club, advised by Mrs. Ann Mor-ink were’ informed of the. Student|attended 
row, which has been broadcasting! Council's progress with the year- 
an address on education and its|pook. All necessary few short weeks away, many | 
groups are preparing holiday fun 
and work. 
met and discussed 
issue of the bi-| 
Rush of Activities Ke 
Area High Students Busy = "8 
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books. Left to right, they are Eunice King, a librarian; Jane Saari, a 
oi Claudia Lessel, a Spanish girl; and Paula Webster, a pioneer : 
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are working to prepare for an|Week. An American Flag ‘Was 
St. Michael Lists Marine Corps in honor of former 
Honor Roll Students | school track star Roland Dennis 
who died last .April. Presentation 
St. Michael High School seniors 
who this week received honor roll was made by Mrs. Dennis. 
Cornet, piano and vocal solos 
certificates for outstanding work were given by Charlies Parmen- 
ter, David Brien and Wilma 
Moore, and the 9A Girls Senior Sarre et ay Str 
m 4 Assembly Spurs Junior Highs Deep in Magazine Drives 
store windows have 
junior high schools continued to| Ted Ricamore with $51. Parents will follow the same sched- 
ws rat “Yearbook Drive; Play, | house. programs and plan future 
other schools flocked to West} Waterford Township High om py ee oo 
ner for the college representatives, |comedy campaign assembly Mon-|!ast reporting. Top salesman is 
the program. structor, was the star of the as- 
ton High School's band played for|),o% commercials to encourage Recombtls ent siteaiuds hella 
unusual dramatic production, “The the "Aue-| High students can expect at the Book Assembly next Thursday and Fri- . Teachers got high|4ay are these “living characters” that have stepped right out of the 
a completed 
teaching demonstrations . . e ‘ o we 
| \but Still Find Time to Plan Assemblies tention to Education Week. Dem- : ; 
ae : Waterlog Sales Student interest at Pontiac’s| $52, and third place winner was | Open House at 7 p.m, Wednesday, 
Pom- ; ule as students in a mormal day ; * ‘center on magazine drives, with each home- 
Skit Starts, Waterford oo taken out to hold open wit] Of class. : 
‘Dance Planned assemblies. 
: ‘ AT LINCOLN 
- Students and parents from’ five By JEAN LIIMATTA 
Bloomfield High Tuesday for the|School’s traditional “Waterlog ee ee | ¢ ra dit ty : } 
College Night program. | A ae (yearbook) Week" began with a and’ heading toward $4,000 at the) 
‘educators from neighboring schools day. awarded a Paper-Mate pen eac’ 
and students’ committee preceded) George Tramontin, English in- day, and competition is keen to 
Pat Knapp reigned as queen of sembly. Journalists ficticiously re- 
the Homecoming Saturday, Brigh-| iewed his life and presented year 
the dance, which a ne 
. ‘Rehearsals began Monday for the 
Night of June 16." This court trial 
presentation is set' for Dec. 8 and 
AT WASHINGTON 
“Pioneer Players,” the Washing- 4 layers are preparing two dif- ott : 
; third acts, for the jury ae “6 
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]Weed Ruling Mayor Names ‘Safe Driving Day) 
+ ANNUAL, MEMBERSHIP MEETING 6s Hal Appeals for Accident -Free Dec. 1 | 
traffic accidents for at least one, Was “impressively” reduced, campaign shows ! 3 
aes of Officer: Committee on Bylaws and Other Ewalt Lauds Response |day out of the year were backed! bee a, pera ‘SUPPLIES if Business Which May Come Before the Mesting. of . Property Owners |by Mayor 'Willigm “A. Donaldson! | Ciyle R- Haskill, chairman of) a5 of the campaign. | 
‘FIRST CONGREGATIONAL cHuncH | ° “*™ ‘™ "Signing © proclamation which Commitee, sid thatthe reve SG Ot etaoe tbe | iy Pontiac's first summer under ajnumes, Dec. 1 as Safe Driving Folks Willing fo P. hes cae Oe os el Equipment _ Huron at Mill St. weed-control ordinance was hailed|®Y: the Mayor said: Hing OY | cos of the Peseldeaes anhe-aetnl a@ success today by David RR.) “It is only through full support program,” Haskill said. “It is! 
7:00 P.M. Tuesdey, November 22, 1955 direct eee eon tae ened ah a cee ae for Lean Pork Chops jes that everyone in the com- ' Janitor and Maintenance Supplies 
jthe new law, tragically incvenging.. vate of " iaalanasceseeibionl:: ae. ede Gi ae a x County Dictributors for Oil-Dry Absorbent. pe rty owners are to be com-| deaths, injuries and damage Tiniewesl Tinol ‘The ‘signed pledge cards will be Prompt Delivery Service. 
a the cen ceaeoen® he said. he medemar eccl (tnd in @ suey that ~American|sent 06 the President, Haskill said | Fie Chae os You ax Vout eine. 
SAVE WASTE. PAPER! fois! 7% S| see wrt oat geomet eg Shy te hb gy A | \ ) | ‘ahsamet help make ‘SD ‘Dey accidenttree|s, “ung Pay extra tor ome Cot Aids Investors. | Glassware—Dishes—Paper Goods WwW. A N P ; Department figures show but land pledge, moreover, that they a. chops 
e Are Now Faying | 10 per cent of the 161 will drive and walk safely everyiig ter side in nell cervine eetlin cea ae eecnarase private] 
NEWSPAPERS . . 30¢ MR erty ee aes yi E. Mason Supply Co. (MAGAZINES... 50¢ "100 1+ Bom server os ects Henlow, 20 Du gt crs pele eo chad of pas Y  gerep tweo—Jank Core—Structeral Stesl start,” Ball sald, “We anticipate cut down on trate accidents °UsOd fat chops 2 to 1. Saleyjtoreign lnvestment, and granted] Les 7. Debr Moskos (999 W, Huron FE 5-9498 WE ALSO PURCHASE TIRES AND TUBES |@ third more work next year be-| ‘The Mayor pointed to the re: leven up until the difference injand other equipment needed 
STFFL ae sentir ae ie eee sults of SD Day in Pontiac last ‘prices reached 18 cents. industry, 
“And next year there Ba EA BS aies 
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER | 11, 1955 
    
  
       
             
      
                
  
       
      
  
  Wood pansng il Kil the citlwarm and cheery, according to] Action Flynn's Find Clergyman Cab Driver Refuses [8s Contract Signed — 
Estate to Satisty Oil Violates Da Rules fo Run Over Man [trace uma te 0. 
= Court Judgment | Whe par of Cafe Sou t Lif n United Auto Workers have signed 
m™ | LOS ANGELES w™ — Errol | 0 : eresy. ousie Y ule OKLAHOMA CITY @—A pedes|a new contract providing bus oper- mm |Fiynn’s seven-acre estate and 30) ° trian bent ‘on suicide had down-|ators with an estimated 8%-cent 
Mj jroom mansion were auctioned for (joie Lutheran Trial! By EARL WILSON ~ ltown im in dither last|hourly package gain. The package — 
Oe) Gnas Ube held @ Vokes 1 or nae ng aga WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Gossips talk to you about. |night. includes a flat three-cent raise 
4 ae caret - ae one ee Board-Convicts Pastor, others, bores talk to you about themselves, and good | The man, who explained later|and insurance, holiday and other 
=| rT] yu Mi | year in which to pay the $1,988.62| in Wisconsin converentionaliots, talk to you sheng — Te ee et ane a a —— : 
SULLY Estar ikea os tos wre te = sgieastind im ip ted to A ae —_— ) aaa 
= , “The Man of Rhythm” [@ |$30,00. | , Racecar in he Stetory” ee MIAMI—I violated the rules of Cafe Bousiety down here. San eae ete big passing - PIANO GAN County “Mafshal Denjnorthwest eyund of the Usited Lt stayed at an. (#-e-night hotel automobile, The driver . AT THE and OF My | Johnson said only one bid was re-/theran Ch 4 ou = : urch last night found the * swerved out of his way. ; 
. ‘& DINNERS’ 3 COCKTAIL BAR fy (Sites. is, mrpery wes se fers Vicor K. Wee uly co] zt ofall T was aurpioed they ind any, belng under thet; he aly succeded In bom ~ ER al ated thn maa -cor m iJ. N. Benson, 1. Jolla, Calif., on|etion ead testenasadiel ak be sus Sten Ameacieaeae © rooms were sor up.: But this wm on nag of a moving car, ) 
_ mi |a telegraphed b nded f ! gevct te ony ising Boom Pacey ge Soe yal - * The cog os chtained by| me J poeta a ’ lalongside the Miami Airpdrt Ral S gy tagiaiosvabe gone ie SUNDAY DINNERS 
< PRIVATE PARTIES Will Be Ready a George H. and Thomas’ The Rey. Mr. Wrigley, pastor of'* . and I will be con- : 3 trian to @ street light and sum- : OUR SPECIALTY 
“ eae. SANQENED mg |McElwaine Jr. on their claim Gothsemene Church in the nearby) sidered pretty unchic for PR moned the police. 
PePRERECEEPTEEEEEEEEL EEE EEE EES Flynn owed them $1,300 for Pub-'small community of Brookfield in/stopping there. Auburin Coffee Shop 
r city a eagnihl ee ee Waukesha Seip was not present| heats Cinitnt wn Wik tie eetion, Arey  aperetas = 462 Auburn Ave, FE 4-6323 
a rg cs the jed tone rd returned ts p pied countries Biaache & Owen Morgan 
‘WO BETTER PLACE interest and costs. The 33-year-old minister aa not| here for the Carbonated eee at any portion or; Beverage Convention and 
$352,000 Tax Lien erry, imesenoot_enrines| are of course at the . A i on the advice of his church council Fountainebleau. Joan's 
‘0 ~~ Drooped Acai alisren anaes Cveling gh» « «ely tiie BORD roppe gains q fore it would permit him to be| 37 pleces of luggage. _ $451 ELIZABETH   
  
  
      
       
       =| ALBUQUERQUE, N, M, 
z Internal Revenue Service has 
ry of the Interior under the) 
Ss. P. Vidal, IRS director here, 
| try our deliciously tender broiled filet’ mignon. Our © said the lien was filed in 1936 for follow” the recommendation. season ... and you'll be inter- Music by the 
| fried chicken. Our lobster tails—broiled over chor- = alleged unpaid income tax for the “aoa tor comment 0 — oe ested to know that this is go- > Po 
EE coat right before your eyes years 381,182 and 1828. ing to be the biggest year yet “Sunset Rangers while 
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was convicted of accepting! 
ny the notorious . Teapot. 
Dome oil scandal. He once 
a ranch at Three Rivers, N. M. 
“DINE and DANCE 
  New Hampshire was one of the 
    
  ‘present. 
synod president from Minneapolis. 
‘He said he would “without a doubt . * * 
presented to Dr. Paul E. Bishop, 
The ow. Mr, Wrigley accused 
    as pastor of his church. 
New York: ‘Cowboys’ 
Lost Heading Westward 4 
- | SEW YORK (INS)—Three horse-|£ 1 FF 
on “next year’s hotel,” ‘the 
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    ca, on the way. to Havana to 
‘interview Ernest Hemingway 
and so I figured I'd stay right 7 
at the airport. But.I checked ~~ 
mp on the coming Florida § 
There'll be three new 
, which will perhaps be rather lush, as its consteme- 
‘cost $30,000. 
J to show you how esthetic tt all is, a model named| 
  
    
New 
cleaning house,”* Vidal said “Tt Ti Modern ay; 
Heury’ s Bloomfield Inn a a yanite aetes Ge pe” ad mie agg ies gpa pa Square Dancing & CE ago, as the statute of limitations "Wes ng Roc, Seville and Lucerne — CALLER: GLENN EASTMAN 
on the case ran out a long time Notice he could not be forced out)ana work's already under way LLER: G Dhesie slih apis dk pleniarh wi sae 
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Dining ot’ Its’ Distinctive Best! 
        
          
  TO THE MUSIC OF JOE BANKET’S TRIO . Aas 
A Sensational Combo Every Night Except Sunday: early colonies that derived wealth pre gees ae ew a Stud gun. ikon 
COCKTAILS—WINES—BEER from ts natural resources rather yesterday. got lassoed in the wilds x *« & * 
No Cover or Minimum Charge than only = of Major Deegan expressway} Eddie Fisher and “Debbie Reynolds are due here next week Di 
OPEN 4 P.M. TO 2 A. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY | ___| where they became lost and found) for the Carbonated Beverage Convention, and I understand inner 
FOOD SERVED UNTIL 1 A. M. | out they actually were beading} Debbie’ll be Miss Coca-Cola as opposed to . 
1420 South Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Read WANTED TO BUY | norm. WA oan Crawford being Miss Pepsi-Cola Cocktail. Party For Reservations Phone FE 5-8060 | 1000 COMICS The trio made their. exit trom | pie 
Detective | Brox school after luncheon recess * MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y. ... 
"a [elena Gengraphice {0 Join s cowboy camp for tove anquet Pi Magezine Outlet ‘but were picked up by police. The The Monte Prosers had their 5th son| 
Bech Ane FE 4.8240 | Would-be cowpokes ended up im) at.Doylestown, Pa., General Hospital. He 
bed without their supper. was named Timothy Milton .. . Frank     
  
  
Sinatra's entertaining his -parents at 
@ Palm Springs . . . Henry Dunn gave up) 
4 California to head up entertainment at) 
the Village Barn . 
“= §8helley Winters is capasinlie a “sléep~ | 
4 er” in “Hatful of Rain”... A TV star| 
working on the coast is starting regular)   FAMILY WEEK-END. 
F DINNER SPECIALS La 
*s. ® 
With Thanksgiving near and Christmas just over -— 
the hill, we move into the season of hospitality, 
| friendliness and good cheer. Enjoy all of these 
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    i eee 150: when you meet your friends here for food and fun. . tripe back hore between shows because] 
a ‘<a Complete Sunday Dinners from $1.50 Hollywood. is oo indifferent ... The new] 
| th draseng) Delicious Mixed Drinks Como 21.6, Stage Show 15.5, Como 24.7.| 
# Sted Cone Cat Po Cape Town and Country Bese—-Wine—-Liquer Martin and Lewis arrive Nov. 15 | 
1b. Saabine ateaes : BUSINESSMEN’S te ano “Wik: Saeun See beck ; 
DP. se ronch fried Jumbo Shrimp Old Heidelberg | "YUNGION Hunter?” and maybe buy it for » , g + Grilled Hom Steak We stave 1727 S. Telegraph Rd. movie... Rita Hayworth said she aa 
a an ss Sitiaem . tout taste | ihe Day, Open 7 AM. won't settle her suit with Columbia PHONE Midwest 4-1400 
Sender Hoon 2 AM —shell make movies abroad intend | = WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. 
Dinners Served from 12 Noon t phar 3 tbe Mark Hellinger ‘Theater, along BLOOMFIELD HILLS . with Sara Aman, 
ye U R T r HH OE Catalina Piano Bar Entertainment © pas Wau a cake 
1 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ee ee a Ketauver felt 
  $412 Dinie Highwoy _ Phone OR 3-9754 : SARA campaign Ted Williams did the 
' : Vv ERN STREIT Miami spots with North American Airlines hostess Terry Kirch. | 
IN PERSON EARL’S PEARLS: You have to hand it to the American -| 
housewife—which may be why so many men remain 
bachelors, : 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A low-budget TV producer, told) 
Sammy Kaye his idea for a cheap quiz show—the contestant | 
answers 64,000 questions for $1. . Special Show Saturday Night! 
_ BERT NOLAN.        Wednesdey Dencing to thé Four Kimtones 
    
         
        
      
   
   
     
   
    
    
  
       
      
  
  
    
  
  
      
Louie, too! You Ask ‘Em! 
     end other acts 4 ; One new car has a built-in phonograph, and Jack Harris| 
t eS A ij y¥’ RINGSIDE recalls the old Model T supposedly had a music box connected} x 
t 49 i\ \ \ BAR \ to the speedometer. When you — 60, it played “Nearer| ’ XQ 
; :|My-God to Thee.” That’s earl, brother. | 
Pal W. Haron ot Elisabeth Loke Rood ee et er aie PHIL'S 1 3982 Auburn 
, Prosecutor Fined “The Sign of = 
YPSILANTI #—Martin Paulsmo, | Good Food” Mom—Dod—aAll the Kids and Uncle 
         
       
     
     
    
             
   
    
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H DANCING AND TWO sHOws | : Cofeterio § Dinners 
= WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY oes | a 
s ART SIEFERT — at LLOYD mey| LOWE'S RUSTIC INN” H TLOOR SHOW MODORI ‘STOP IN — and try a cup of our delicious coffee, 
B eer ‘HOTEL COMM DORE SHOW BAR Sects in Sutern la ed : er riday and Saturday On PLAINS "ieee ochlene: tin tom Wromlag. See’ owt tn s eee pone, © See aad lear our 21” 
" Splvanie Television while dle you coil 
577 E. AUBURN AVE., NEXT TO EAST BLVD. Open 7 A. M. te 7:45 P. M. Closed Sundays   
  
   JANE HARRIS Miss Water Wonderland of 1955 
Lovely Exotic Dancer      
        
        
        
     
       
    
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    : » TONY MORAE i Comedy and Singing MC | 2592 Dixie Highway 
DICK WRIGHT DICK DENGATE and HIS ESQUIRES Father --- 
    
           Please Your Palate 
Gourmet taste but 
modest budget? Dine 
here to suit both... 
always. for Your Dancing Pleasure on 
FRIDAY and SATURDAY _ 
SULLY AT THE PIANO ON SUNDAYS 3 - 7 watahcnas = 
ALVIN WALLS. ol His Orchestra 
Phone FE 2-2981 for Reservations 
    IS STEPPING OUT 
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‘Music by 80-PHIS-TO-CATS. Joyce Songer Tre, | Ot ee BEST TO - - - 
mer, : ; ae 
‘ Lie Pre 9 te 2 Oe , | ‘Phone OR 3- 9325. : sae Joe’s Famous 
eet Re SPAGHETTI HOUSE. - SPADAFORE'S BAR C00 P.M, fo 5 A.M.- Sun, $ te 12 P.M. -Closed Mondays 
1038 West Huron — : 
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| Hollywood Headlines:   
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sroah Gl ak ona a TD poons oren ON OUR |: 
: : SWEEK Days | : , : 
. #t. eee GIANT 4 A » 
suNpays 12:45 Sag SCREEN {3 | 
ae Sraciel Kiddie feo rday ot ‘ -  & Cartoons Plus: Serial & 2 Features ‘ 
TODAY AND TOMORROW! 
STRANGER 
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AT 12:10 — 3:10 — 6 
    
  
Nidower of Suzan Ball   
  
Lands Good Musical Job | 
| By LOUELLA Q. PARSONS | wonderful Maryknoll nuns. Law: 
| HOLLYWOOD (INS) — I am) retice Stallings has adapted the | | story, which is a powerful one. 
| happy to tell you that Dick Long, You'll see it Dec. 6 on dane’s 
who was so wonderful to his wife,, ry Fireside Theater, 
Suzan Ball, all through her tragic) 
iliness, has himself a good job.| Snaps: Bogey gets in town to- 
He's been signed by Jonie Taps morrow and wins a medal for 
for Frankie Laine’s Musical, “The | good conduct. He never had a 
Last Laugh.” single battle while he and Lauren 
Interesting, too, that this will’ Bacall were in the East. 
ibe Lucy Marlowe's first picture! 
      
St, John, has -been| 
made editor of the Hollywood Re- 
in Japan, but she will be home porter. He's been trained on the 
imext Wednesday to start the pic- 
WJANE’S EXCITED Lf HITCHCOCK SUSPENSE VISTAY ISION 
IN mente | CARLO...1N 
i since her marriage to the popu-| Adela Rogers St. John's son, } 
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‘Wyman, I've never seen her as ine, 
jexcited as she is about “‘Bamboo)   
Inical adviser. 
  "bron AUDIENCE AWARDS Jf ne. Bey Office Open 6:30 P. M. 
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FROM WE-G-M IN coLoR | 
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screen EXCITEMENT! 
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| vision show is a labor of love. 
Me ts donating his salary to the. 
COUPON SPECIAL! | | GRASS SEED 
50% Off With This Couper 
TOM’S HARDWARE | 1751 Orchard Lake Reed FE 5-2424   
  
  er, will become a father next | 
spring. His wife is one-time starlet 
{Duane Garrett. 
' Former President Harry Truman 
arrives here from Seattle- in Ed 
Pauley’s private plane the last of 
‘the month to attend a dinner at the 
Beverly Hilton Hotel, 
    
Gary Crosby is slated for five 
' Jack Benny TV shows, which will, 
    
==="|building Geary for his own half-' 
ANCE] et oe te jon “Shower of Stare’ with Benny. 
4 Seek Kefauver’s Okay 
Every: Nite of the Week , 
“3 LITTLE WORDS” | LOS ANGELES (®—The’ presi- 
smashing off popelarity records! dent of the Kefauver for President 
DELICIOUS FOODS ‘Clubs of California, Tom Carrell, 
‘says he hopes to obtain permis- 
anes Dimers, 
woes Serve quets and   
    
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q enter his name in the California 
4! primary next June. Carrell, an 
Short, Orders) ———— dealer, said yesterday 
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‘that he would be in California! 
xt month “and I hope that) 
jhe can ive us some good news at 
that time to go ahead and nomi- 
nate him in California.”   
Cus AHOE 8412 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9754 
        
  
Former Mayor Dies   
  Proved America’s 
most wanted 
_ home organ 
Thousands of entrants in’ nationwide contest prove 
game... and folks know it! The more 
tham one hundred thousand people 
he expremed a desire to own an 
Onga-sonic by entering the recent na- 
thomwride contest are best proof of that! 
      LUDINGTON (®#—Funeral service | 
will be held Saturday at Commi | 
nity Church for Harold Frank) 
King, 61, former Ludington mayor 
who died Wednesday in Blodgett: 
Memorial Hospital at Grand Rap- 
ids. King was appointed Luding- 
tom mayor in 1950 to fill an un- 
expired term and was elected may- 
|or im 1952. 
Newsman Named 
| GRAND RAPIDS w—Albert S., 
'Kauwell, Grand Rapids Herald 
police reporter, Thursday was ap-|   ‘be producer Ralph Levy's way of} 
rich, true organ tone . . . versatility 
. cheese, und above 
ail, cate of pla ing. Come in! Let us 
show you why the Orga-sonic by 
Baldwin is America’s first choice in “ 
TYASONIC 
S Y BA ORGAN 
BY BALDWIN 
a MUSIC CO. Pontiac's Locally Owned Home of Conn 
Instruments ond Baldwin Pianos and Organs 
- FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE pointed: deputy clerk and bailiff 
overwhelming preference for Orga-sonie of Police Court by Judge Edward = |G. Burleson. Kauwell, the 
(These bs a vast difference in home or- Ts, So Ceph-cniha tod ol chien ‘Herald staff since 1950, dormarty 
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           TO THE MUSIC OF JOE BANKET'S TRIO 
_ A Sensational Combo Every Night Except Sundoy 
COCKTAILS—WINES—BEER 
Ne Cover or Minimum Charge Flynn owed them $1,500 for pub- 
licity work on a film he made in 
France five years ago. The $1,988.- 
62 represents the judgment plus 
$352.00 Tai Tax Lien 
Dropped Against Fall 
|_ALBUQ 
= Internal nes a has 
= charged a tax lien against: 
E|the late Albert Bacon Fall, secre- S¥en-member {ri 
said the lien was filed in 1936 tor follow’ the recommendation, t 
E te ago, as the statute of limitations Roc, Seville and Lucerne — 
on the case ran out a long time Rotice he could not be forced out! sna’ work's already under way 
or Pee poster. of his church. lon “next year’s hotel,” the | 
convicted of accepting * .. Americana, which will perhaps be rattior lush, as its construc-| 
2.5 D bribe in - notorious Teapet'New York ‘Cowboys’ . tion hut cost $30,000, 
. r ~ we nN M ‘Lost Heading Westward Just to show you how esthetic it all-is, a model named/ ranch at Three Ri _NM.. . [ | 
/DINE and DANCE * = gic 9 Hilda Esteves recently flew down from New York to drive the| 
from. its natural resources rather) 
Pak only fom ee See ot Oe   
* 
First of all, I was surprised they had any, being under the 
           
      ‘a _at least,” by'five | seen eee esses eee Ee SESE J. N. Benson, A Jolla, Calif., po oe he Sa impression that all Florida hotel rooms were se up. But this 
|) BUSINESS LUNCHEONS DINNERS TO TAKE OUT a telegraphed bi pended from his pulpit. ee SUNDAY DINNERS Servet > On; ining Room Cay FE 3-9821 . . Your Food fal | re, Sutgment was obtained by aks seneee e hands a: OUR SPECIALTY PRIVATE PARTIES Wal fe Robert, George H. a @8\ ‘The Rev. Mr. Wrigley, pastor of: - - #04 7 guess will be con- Bagg trian to a street light and sum- and BANQUETS Ready McElwaine Jr. on their claim cotnsemene Church in the nearby sidered pretty unchic for FR moned the police ~~ 
stopping there. 
Joan Crawford and her 
bridegroom Al Steele are small community. of Brookfield in 
Waukesha County, was not present 
when the trial board returned its 
findi:          
    Auction Flynn's Cab Driver Refuses [2% Contract § a 
Beta Sti Find Clergyman Oil Violates Da Rules |, So Ne ihe \'leeeccem tates iLou uagqmen arog i 7 
“0s, anne eb QUI of Heresy| of Cafe Sousiety Life cant rr ct peor sere sec 
— : oe yedentay to — t United Lutheran Trial! cin pe. (ne: ton Muara a dither jont/homty parines oui. Ths pooaee 
| nae ek tee ae ee ee in Wiconain | tte ou eat Jounal The sm, sho enyiiaed. Mr] oad Rewesnen: Nebtay a a 
=| “SULLY” Guiana Bits, London. 
= “The Man of Rhythm” er worth) MILWAUKEE. history of the|_ _MIAMI—I violated the rules of Cafe Souslety down here, 
: AT.THE PIANO and ORGAN Bil |sicton said only: one tad was rele raed the United Lax|t stayed af an Weaonighé Deel 
    
        
here for the Carbonated 
Beverage Convention and 
are of course at the 
Fountainebleau. Joan's 
traveling light , . . only 
37. pleces of luggage. 
‘I streaked over from Jamal- © 
ca, on the way to Havana to 
interview Ernest Hemingway 
and so I figured I'd stay right © 
at the airport. But.I checked = 
up on the coming Florida § 
season ...and you'll be inter- 
ested to know that this is go- 
ing to be the biggest year yet. 
There'll be three new 
hotels, at least... the Eden ngs. : 
“The 33-year-old minister did not 
attend any portion of the trial or 
previous investigational hearings 
on the advice of his church council 
which demanded certain procedur- 
al concessions from the synod be- 
fore it would permit him to- be 
i present. ; interest and costs. 
  VERQUE, N. M, #— .& 
1. The recommendations. of the 
al board were 
presented to Dr, Paul E, Bishop, 
synod president from Minneapolis. 
S, P. Vidal; IRS divector here, He said he would “without a doubt 
the Pastor Wrigley could not he 
reached for comment on the ver- 
dict, 
F whe Bev. Mir. Wrigley aqpued years the synod earlier of * ‘changing the 
rules during the game” and served 
       
   
                              
     
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  NEW YORK (INS)—Three horse- 
less T-year-old cowboys who de- 
‘cided to rough their way west 
lyesterday, got lassoed in the wilds 
Major Deegan expressway   5,000,000th nail in the steel superstructure of the hotel, using) 
a Stud gun. 
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‘out they actually were heading __ Debbie’ll be Miss Coca-Cola as opposed to 
WANTED TO BUY | nortn. Joan Crawford being Miss Pepsi-Cola.| 1000 COMICS | ‘The trio made their exit from & : : 
True Stories, True Bremx school after bmshesn recess) § ‘MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y. ... - 
and Nations! to join a cowboy camp for boys) 5 | 
Piper's-Megezine Outlet | were Picked up by police. The The Monte Prosers -had their 5th son| 
98 Auber An. PS 4-0240 | Tomste cowpokes ened up at.Doylestown, Pa., General Hospital. He| 'bed without their supper. = was named Timothy Milton... Frank!         
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rial Circus for ‘M’: MSU Rated Over Gophers| 52"? Sr nx] cal thn | tue Maniens'h sti te Oo'iq! tes ads wc wma w | DUE DORRUOU & Loser   
  
  4 ARBOR (Indiana brings | passes tore Michigan apart, The | the Big Ten behind such big names 
the Hig Ten’'s leading passer and) next week the Wolverines lost all |as Purdue's Len Dawson, lowa’s x 
| wict running, Cichowskf passes ‘real test of its pass. . No) BMiinois 25-6. ie: = 
line into Michigan sta-| championship hopes by losing to |Jérry Reichow and M‘chigan mere than a éh of the time. |team has passed very long against - ; By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE 
tomorrow in ‘an. effort to) Obie State, _ «| State's Earl Morrall. His generalship has kept In- (the Wolverines this season. Big! hy em ager: vege tegen y as this (Associate of Immortals) 
"s Rose Bow! Now Helinski has” graduated.| " Cichowski's “favorite target is} “as tm possession of the foutball |Ten teams have thrown an aver-/"'N. 1 Nelivs season-ending tilt) ‘Har-rumph! ‘his d ne my 3 Qnd straight y ' a) Cc | tilt ar-rum week, and next—-my memory 
rm puamterback Fugen e| Cctnski is the iron man quar-|probably end Brad Bombe, the big) "=e than lt» epponests age of 10 times for about 58 yards win “otle’ State’ ia wold ot oltravels back to my Old Blue days at Yale when I was . a techy terback. His performance |ast/Ten's 4th leading pass receiver.| His passing, on the average, has|* 84™e.. some 97,000 fans, . : Cichowski tossing, ‘week as the Hoogiers lost to Ohio| But Cichowski also throws to|produced more yards than the run- = cout associated with Stagg, Hefflefinger, Coy and. other f 
expect the same sort of crate 20-13 was circus staged < enough to make| speedy halfback Milt Campbell,/ning 
Relinsi last ad eam) him the Big Ten’s leading passer./the Indiana decathlon star who/offs 
then that Indiana upset Cichowski has the amazingjcaught the winning touchdown|T 
Michigan 13-9, completion average of .608—that's| against Michigan last year. lost that 
three completions for every five) Another rushing danger is Hoos-| other Big Ten team while recover-| backs, Terry Barr and Jim Pace, ing > 
any Traditional games in the Ivy League bring together. mates. And his hand- erie ke ff W — mortals of the cleated foot! — . 
u y : ains Yale and Princeton this weekend, and Yale against   
‘Harvard the next week. I+ a 
Se Gnacce’ Yarmcdtrs cater MIMMESOLG LS sey va fn tn Defends 1 played only one passes. His passing has made him/ier fullback John Bartkiewicz, a 
behind Helinski whose ‘the 4th leading offerisive artist in fast, hard-driving 188-pounder, | 
Laurel Race                 
struggles. 
4 _ It was in 1873 when Yale, Halas Wishes — No Pushover Princeton, ‘Columbia = eam Schedul e   
: dear old Rutgers, framed. 
| Rams Weren't / ‘Just as Tough as rules for football—and my 
         : to : Test of | So N oisy Any Opponent This uncle Cromwell Hoople was E bd ‘ 
; Chicago Bears’ Coach @ ‘one of the framers. q f p , T : C . Concedes _ Possibility Year, Coach Says (" Those old rivalries produced on ve 0 it 
wo ontinents . ime as EAST LANSING ® — espa Spee a -m “ ped’ West Virginia Mentor 4 «® — Owner-Coach gy; ouchdown fav- rome 
Seven U.S. Horses Plus. George Halas figures the Los an-lortte con jmmenote fing to\Oscar) Guernsey, for-Yale against Says Slate No Weaker _ 
  igeles Rams have a good chance the. odds-makers but nof.according the Tiger 40 years ago. Or the Than Terps, Sooners 
of beating his Chicago Bears Sun-'to Spartan coach Duffy Daugher- one of 40 yards, a few years later: , 
iday but wishes they wouldn't ‘‘be ty. in the same contest, by H. Pumpel- MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (—Weet 
oe oey shoe h Ut eke ley. eo, Virginia’s Coach Art (Pappy) Lew Halas, whose Bears must win to’ ‘‘We don't under-estimate any-  jjere’s the juicy one for this , sepia ‘ 
move into a tie for the Western body,”’ Daugherty said, ‘‘we could- week Gophers to stop the MSU 'S ®"swering critics of his sched- 
Conference lead with the Rams, n't afford to any week this year. gpartans (20-13). And Michigan/tle on the eve of the big game 
said the Rams are “apparently at’ Minnesota looks just as tough to i) rebound to beat Indiana (20-|With Pittsburgh, said today he felt 
the top of their game and they us as any other opponent we've j¢) ; | that a conference of strong Eastern 
ee _— a come out had this season.” | pburely locel_tt'e Flint Mortherm ever independents was inevitable, 
here trounce ars." ets (18-16). ; : . 
“They may be able to do it,” _ Goaches ware patting te ims lic, iste 7 Pureus id, ‘Nortwwest:| “T can't see that West Virginia's 
said Halas, “But ; Leases Se Michigan State, now ace 4“ Penn LB Nav 45, Columbia schedule is any weaker than that 
be so noisy about it.” Halas was wit (9: Yele 14 Princeton 7; brown 14 Har Of Maryland and Oklahoma,” the ories from the West| T@ted Srd in the nation, vard 7; Byracuse 20, ones 18; Pitt 3°. | outspoken Mountaineer coach said. 
throw against Minnesota on Sat- W. Vs 14 Okiahoma 37, lows 8%. 7; “0 
the league-leading |Missour! 20: Kas. 8t. 8; Colorado 37,| ‘Oklahoma played only two tough urday. |Neb. 13; Ga. Tech. 27, Alabama @: SMU | cames—with Pitt and Texas—and . e |20, Arkanses 13; 60. Car. 14, Duke 13:| las called it a “toss-up game; MSU had just an hour long |Fioride 20, Teas. 2. Ter. A. & M. 27. 
since ost of their in-/workout yesterday and the squad 0) “Jijornia 6. Stanford 13, Oregon 7, ference card. UCLA and Baylor. jjured players back." The bookma-| wil] go thorugh it's customary brief and UCLA 33, Washington 13. jand the latter isn't strong this 
ikers, however, have installed the final signal drill today. ™~ ; : H 
“4 |Bears 7-10 point favorites. The drill is important, though, ,@ As to his announcement that he'll because that’s when the Ist twa, ana [ es * * * 
retire at the end of the present plays of the game are: doped “Like Oklahoma, We are com- 
)season, Halas said ‘‘definitely” but! oy and handed to the quarterback mitted to a (Southern) conference 
“I honestly don't know who will 4j)America candidate Earl Mor-/! schedule and it is unfortunate that : and 
‘succeed me. Whomever it is, he'll! p31) Sco Cha A) ‘all of these teams cannot be put — ee - have to devote all of his time to * 6 * |in the big time class. But I 
Jose Federico 1 football.” | Minnesota was due in by plane! | thay | DODGE WINNER — Mrs. Y ar w ” ' ° . of Venezuela, and Alberta Ranch-| Roger Young, presets «ain ea late this afternoon but will not’ Says Indians Did Use Just as Supporting the “opposition” are|to Reed Bridgeford at Madison Square Garden, New | tional Horse Show. Cora’s Mite is owned + Date Michi | rf Mer pms seat wren System in ‘48 to Steal. 
Germany’s Ataturk, Ralph B./York recently, after latter had driveg pony, Cora’s | Stables, Rochester. | lgan U tice session on home grounds and| Catcher's Signals | West Virginia, ranked Six European Entries 
Vie for $65,000 i 
LAUREL, Md. «—The fourth In- 
te’ horse race at Laurel 
today (4:15 p.m. EST) could also! 
be b down into a $65,000 inter-| 
ental match with seven on 
- the American side against six for 
Europe on a nwddy field, 
_ . Leading the American team are 
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social Out- 
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Id another) cause of the early darkness. said the Cleveland Indians did. . : z . *. * * aoe aa ee ee ~ 
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try and continent. . loner Seer iy oieg: Soe ee more than a ee ee ee Oe oder James H. Inglis yester-|now. this game and a couple played "ot true” that the A’s had a sur- bowls because of their \yunl me Sin college tooete’ yards, Englehardt will become theo 2 on yardage with S22 day the club withdrew its appli-/at Ann Arbor will decide the Big Veyor's telescope in the bullpen and| Reports here Omaha, en mnall| cation for a license. The action Ten candidate for the Rose Bowl, Kansas City bullpen pitchers would Sugar Bow! was 
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1,034 player to pass the 100 point mark attempts to locaje in Warren and limited to the 38-man travelling) i+» he said es rr am — has 126 points on Clinton Townships. i es oa sate dd ha 
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* > wd New York Rangers ‘stan! od at Boston Gutn when ‘he|kees. blanked the Youur! hvu Getting Recognition | Other officers and directors in-|customer presents te a Kalamazoo anager of Y r . : ; collided with Bruins’ Japan’s professional champions, in Halftime Show jclude: , : school for retarded children. LOUISVILLE, Ky. &» — William ™, surveyed a double setback in their 5, > Sineienk on ee 11-0 before 25,000 disappointed fans EAST LANSING #—Jack Hep-' * * @ * * ® ; v 23 stepped-up National Hockey fon player he te ph nena today. jpmstall, veteran Michigan State W. H. Wheeler, vice president:' Just before Christmas, custom- New York Giants, has been named 
f : ; Ma rk | lay League campaign, They faced the of the rejuvenated broadway Blues * * ® |trainer, will trot out on the foot-H. H. Gasser, secretary; L. R. ers who would have gotten pres- American Asan. manager of the   
    
      
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! Carney P y 5 ye e indefinite loss of center Dave is in y Hospital under obser- Fans had looked to Yomiuri as little black tchel. | Arnoldi, Dr. A. D. Robin: i Jt t ild lai y vt Hi a SS oe 
‘Creighton due to a concussion and vation. the team that mtight stop the! But this time, Jack will be the Cross and C. P. Livingston. jthe money was spent. - f * 1%. @ Yanks, who now have 13 victories 
he et 89 : _—— Preliminary brain X-rays were|and 1 tie in 14 games in Japan. aud i a - ago. 
oes panne gg nal gel N el gf mpm gen OOP Seals’ Talk Ended, PCL cition'easionners rere, was a completed. Indications were that hit a bases-empty homer as the HMeppinstall has been Michigan , ciation headquarters here, was ac- 
Creighton luckily had escaped Yanks bombarded 6 pitchers for| State trainer for 42 — corded by Association Baseball His 
coy ol gem Eloy (penser ig peaeeee me | Brass Argue Umps, Cards a. wens un neuro-surgeons, Dr. Milton Brough-| 
am and Dr. James.Walker, are at-| anf Millers to both a pennant and the ling Creighton. Costa Faces Lopez der F. Macklin, for | VANCOUVER, B.C. W~A fruit-September 10. Fourteen games club's first junior world champion- 
: * * * in Garden Battle | whem the stadium is named. less hassle over the. fate of the would be lopped off the schedule,| ship 
New York's defeat. coupled with. San Francisco Seals out of the reducing it to 154 to be played| The Millers finished eight games its tie with Montreal Wednesday, NEW YORK @ — If Carmelo|, The band will spell out his name'way, Pacific Coast League direc. between those two dates, ‘ahead of second-place Omaha. 
decisions over second-place New knocked. them ‘off the schedule by Costa could punch, he might be between halves of the game with fors turned today to possible short-- ——--—-~—---—- mais 
= ; 7 ; : Minnesota and Jack will trot out en; i . On tis fourth trv, late in the yp bree y 3 Chicago rallied which Coach Phil Watson said his the featherweight champion of the jening of the baseball circuits play- Ba : > * ® * P Rangers would be on top the NHL world. Instead of fighting for the {fom the turinel mouth carrying ing schedule and some discussion) 
’ tag er tank oe _ * * « today. New York not only did not title, the flashy Brookdyn boxer) His black satchel to receive an/about umpires. ormer in S e | bs ag epeed vy| Creighton suffered a “mildly se- gain on idle Montreal (which leadsitakes on Joey Lopes, the No. § 0Vation for long and faithful serv- + * 8 showed, and at the end of her run . ghe was turning better than 230 ee at ee, "y pune ofienen a tonight at Madison ice. Rebufféd in their efforts to sell i Garden in a rematch of! “Jack is ‘Mr. Michigan State’,”|the Seals franchise to the | f mph. Be second place. of their March 18 bout. |said athletic director Biggie Munn. | hee Draven @f thé Hothead Lbeues | : for $200,000 and with no other pros- | g0 ac aw ° pective purchasers in town, the Eddie First to Sign league decided last night to retain) :                
   
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          : DETROIT «# — A pair of former |65-footer that bounced off a skate . he can't get his boat) — : Si ; = the franchise, \Red Wings rifled in sal a : goals in the|past goalie Al Rollins. 
postponed ioied hott ress Tweeday.| | : Yost 1gns Contract With Senators, It took edie nae hours for| st snd final period last night to Pryta's lat goal with Datrott ti 
ee : k O A . F . 5 ' |Joe Cairnes, executive vice presi-/#5°, ne a here et a|season. He got one earlier in the 
Btority Team peaks Oul Against Fence SWiNGing sx ote sews to tay Thor Fs se yin te Detroit National season for Chenge Teter tang | : . ast ni Gi) n : . anes 
me. : ‘ASHINGTON @ — Eddie Yost,!paid last year, but-he tol lences enable Sie:|ttim by the hopeful league officials.| Jobnny Wilson blasted in a 10-) Wings earned a share of 5th place 
; ‘oach Joins a | peti Sis thet Song bellimen be nes aries “or hives ths te to plus rendre re pager wade be! ee tetee Caen 5 font tome ee io gall poh grad : idom|wouldn’t be signing.” home y he said “No” but it generally aa? Som 2d himself,  ebepnicengre * signing cage” 6 was believed the price was too hand the Wings their 6th deadlock|ing edge. hit the long ball when you're try-| Someone asked Yost if he ©. 8: in their last 10 games. |. Wilson’ came ing. thought the Senators’ action to| Yost. was asked whether he\“~ 4 « » ct Sige art oe Sy —sdlg Rear “Maybe some of them can, play-move in the left and center field thought it would make any differ-| Claire Goodwin, Tony Leswick put the Hawks | o., ie worag Sadie 
Sie-ifences some 20 feet would increase| ence in his style of playing third|then annouced the PCL will con.| Sed Sf 1:39 of the tnd period. | 1.0 end es 's) Ted Williams,|his home run output. — base to have Sievers at first in-|tinue to offer the Failing} 0" * Mitty met play, lifting tm Canis went time when you “Oh, sure,” Eddie said, “8 or!stead of Mickey Vernon, traded offithat, he said. “the wit]| Nick Mickoskf’s long shot over Pypogeedsd age gai Me put ee ee ene nt Meeeer  Ghe Werk te Boston. rate the club in 1956.” goalie Glenn Hall’s shoulder. last season Eddie said. | swinging for the fences." “No, I don’t think so,” Yani * Ted Lindsay and Metro Prystai holding forth late yes-| It was then that he offered his'plied. “Vernon is without a doubt] The shortened schedule would clicked for a pair of goals in . Solunar able contract signing cere-\O>servation about the futility of the best fielding first baseman I| meet objections of Vancouver pro-|space of 94 seconds in the 2nd! ° Weekend hunting | distance swinging. ever saw and he throws  moters who cite their local | eee tae j- se FT that some players pers ae let es 0 M Fe after eae ae petrol veiled even: enaithe Feating aren. sheutd -te Oo oe ro re have let/as hazards before May 1 and after; went ahead. best at the times listed below, eevee: leet. Year an outtielderigee BY errors. I guess maybe Lindsay's goal was his 10th of Prepared for this section from Seem ae goed or on nthe pect es year, The “65 p pol eo and made him the ist fohn Alden Knight’s solunar tableg { ‘ t season, + el agg rear {NHL player'to hit double figures sates ler bes te be nek Elect Seba Te NN ee pen pee, tar eames tea] se sea i : ‘ . * 348 10:00 : 1954 and 25 last year Fresieat as seed hands and hs devel:|in today’s Pontiac Press | femme. am. We     ?    nd .. Pres ul a ) 
pa: tales beeen ee eT Shine eccteah hae {.-Prystal followed with « sereened hs aol a ey 
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at Northwestern ose . - THE PONTIAC” PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1955 
In — other Big Ten games, 
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Shakeup Is Announced 
After Criticism of 
Football Team 
yesterday in whet promises te to] 27. 7HE a athletic shakeup by!,some of | 
| ae if i ° E z Te athletic committee and| Division a 
an editorial that Northwestern drop|‘uble. out of the Big 10 or overhaul its|!% 18 points in the first half but i 
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lin NBA Record Twin Bill ; Fe. 
: : yielded scoring honors 
veteran, Harry Gallatin, who had Week. 
21 for the evening. Clyde Lovellette 
the Lakers with 22. * 
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* born foe. The Hawkeyes might finally have found in lowa Blocks OS| U's Marche CHICAGO w = Ohio State, mow) 
  - Michigan State concludes its Big’ vite about #9, major 
Ten season against Minnesota and 
the Spartans — if they beat the! 
Gophers — _will sit back hoping! 
either Indiana or Ohio State next) 
week can beat Michigan. 
but will not be eligible for the 
Rose Bowlbecause the Buckeyes 
went to Pasadena last New Year's 
In other games tomorrow for Mid- 
Dame ards’ Spring’ Training 
Attract 40 Hopefuls 
LOUIS @—The St. Louis 
Cardinals said today they will in- 
  
       
  
  
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to 33,346; Deluxe Boxes 
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PHILADELPHIA (® — The Phil- 
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Monday on 30 additional boxes, 
each containing six deluxe seats,|~ - 
in Connie Mack Stadium, pS 
’ The project will mean taking off) — 
between 8 and 10 inches of the ji   cost $50,000, will increase the sta 
The club said yesterday two- 
thirfs of the boxes already have 
been porchased at & manen sate) 
of $1,500 each. They are being | 
bought by industrial and 
  recomenda-| under James Standish scholarships. salesmen, \scored hasinens! HANDY FELLOW—Halfback Ed Vereb of Maryland has been called) 
concerns who plan to use the seats|“ handy fellow” by Coach Jim Tatum in what is regarded as the 
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“Deer Hunters’ Headquarters ye San as sooeinaen aehen | The coaches registered their @-|| 
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        Tigers Call 40 Players: 
to Pre-Spring Training 82 Eras t com DETROIT # —. Detroit Tigers Lakeland, Fla. helping Harris will ‘Dan Ferris, secretary of the AAU.. 
will call 40 major and minor league be John J. McHale, Detroit minor’ “But meantime we are going 
aacars to spring training twoleague director, coaches Billy ahead on the basis of :09.2 since 
weeks early for “individual instruc Hitchcock, Jack Tighe and Joe two of the three timers caught him 
tion” which ‘should enable some Gordon and two managers of Tiger in that time.” 
of them to advance faster.’ farm clubs, # , 
“Our main idea,” said _presi- 
_&t dent Walter O, (Spike) Briggs,     * * 
At the aoe of the race, last 
May 14, Northwestern Coach Rus- 
sel] Walter said five watches were 
on Golliday. : 
“Two caught him at :09.2, two 
‘more at :09.3 and the other at 
109.4," he said. 
At the time Golliday credited his 
start from blocks as the big thing 
in his career. exten: said the list of pl . 
‘to be called early would not Hardimian Cureton played 239 
‘ready until after the draft and j minutes at guard for UCLA in 194 
winter baseball meetings. ‘and is being groomed for All-Amer- 
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Sophomore . basketbal) guard . 
Clarence Straughn who Wayne 
fm University with 350 points last Engine in front 
iyear is one of two married men nner Vv 
ER—Sandor Tharos setion the 1955-56 basketball squad. Gas tank in rear 
two world records in Budapest.'The other is forward Tom, Keller. for safety ? ee ¥ 
The Hungarian bettered the three-| ee 
mile mark by clocking 13 minutes,) Duke's 1955 football oqued in- epee bpp ‘d 
14.2 seconds on the way to 13 min- cludes 29 players who claim North| adulte?.......yY * 
utes, 40.6 seconds for 5,000 meters. Carolina as their home state. 
Little Chiefs Lose Last 
Game, Still Share Crown Pontiac High School’s Junior; Little Chiefs were never in the   _ Station wagon. 
luggage room? ..... 
  Varsity football tem saw its game yesterday. Northern's JV's You getoll4 
the indo Pi tee toom seared twice in the let quarter, end @ lot more with the but Ed marching 80 yards for the Ist ut Ed Heikkinen and Tony Pizza's ~ Sadie © yards) 1956 club -still managed to share the) 
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BRAKE ADJUSTMENT There’s.-stipposed to be some- stake ag both games and maybe! Pittsburgh stands smack in the 
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T CHECK LINING It that's the case, then several’ Maryland, the nation’s second-\the Southern Conference title. 
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a amen which takes on WVU, are fair-to-|to spring a surprise and — vader oe ee _—— 
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TIRED AFTER A HARD DAY’S WORK? unbeaten, team is 30 in At|Dame, Auburn and Oregon State 
} Between Maple, 
| Berkley Teams 
ition basketball Hall of Fame as/ 
Yankees drew a total of 1,490,136 
iwon the first National Amateur 
  F in nonconference play, still 
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With three straight victories 
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ever, showed improved form in er pS, prise victory over Army, fl | vored to knock off Princeton and the Southeastern Conference, 
Clinch the Ivy League crown. eee goes outside 
shot at the ACC crown) beat Georgia Tech to remain in 
‘Bow! bid if it can percneyaee Ole “Miss 
  ani South Carolina talk ‘week 
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Unbeaten | Birmingham. 
Plays ‘No-Win’ Club 
in Tonight's Tilt 
Football teams with sharply: 
contrasting records. will be fea-| 
tured at Birmingham High School 
Stadium tonight when undefeated | 
Berkley, Kickoff time is 8 p.m. 
Cari Lemle’s powerful apr abe 
  week’s rest, seek te preserve a 
flawless 7-0 mark. Berkley’s rec- 
opposite and 
wins, eight 
This year’s Berkley squad is a 
far cry from the one which 
|tured the Inter-Lakes crown 
Day struggle at Royal Oak. Co-| 
captains Bill Swaney and Jim Traa_ 
and speedy halfback John Apple-| 
ford, to name a few, are expect-| 
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in a breeze over the Bears. 
Port Huron visits Haze] Park and 
East Detroit journeys to Ferndale , 
in Eastern Michigan League wind" 
3 we tonight, while over Royal Oak Acorns meet Border Cities! 
Regulations for Bases | 
In baseball the first. second and 
third bases are 15 inches square | 
and not less than three inches 
nor more than five inches in thick- 
ness, according to official regula‘ 
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| League statistics. 
Wi Lions’ great half- 
against Fitagereld of Van Dyke.| pare for Sunday's game with the 
Pittsburgh Steelers in the -Pensyl- 
vania City. 
They have gained their Ist 
victory of the season and are |) 
beginning te move up in the 
N ational Football 
Doak Walker, 
badh B0n ene eae ee Sie eet 
a ee ee 
8 Vie Janowicz. : only in his 8th year of tas ede oe a 
troit’s 24 points in the win over 
Baltimore last week and now has 
tallied 56 points, three behind the 
  
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AVOID) FOOT TURN —In line! 
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jclating that with — 
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          BORDER CONFERENCE — List-/Paul Hornung, Notre Dame; Len 
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James Sides, Texas Tech; andiczyk, Michigan State. 
Whittenton, Texas Western. | ATLANTIC COAST CONFER- 
ROCKY MOUNTAIN—Gary Glick; ENCE—Tamburello is a. defensive 
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Architects to Work delle nom a James Robert iGurd s ir wedding vows 
on Proposed Building ; lin s deuble ving coremony per 
in District formed at. St. Andrews Church re-| 
cently. ; 
ROMEO — Jensen and Keough, Audrey fs the daughter of Mr. | 
architectural firm of Detroit, were and Mrs. Konstu Perala of Pivoli, 
retained by the Romeo Board of Minn. and the groom is the son | of 
Education last night to work on _ 
the proposed building program 
within the district. 
The firm had designed and exe- 
cuted the recently completed facili-, 
ties in a $450,000 expansion pro- 
gram which added 18 class rooms, 
a bus garage and a vocational-| 
agriculture building to district fa- 
cilities, 
F. M. Thrun of Lansing was 
hired by the board as its bond- 
ing attorney. 
The educators agreed to invite Romeo Seniors 
fo Present Play ‘Time Out for Ginger’ 
Is Scheduled Saturday 
at 8:00 P.M. 
  Firm Engaged |M Poneaota Girl Macrias 
by School Board Man From Avon Township | AVON. TOWNSHIP—Audrey Ar-, Mr. ‘and. Mrs. Harold Gurd of 518 
Shortr idge St. 
| The bride approached the cae 
| on the arm of her brother-in- 
law wearing a ballerina length 
' gown ef white nylon, lace and 
| tulle. Her finger tip veil fell 
from a duchess cap of lace and 
seed pearls, She carried an ar- 
Ipranegecaey of shattered carna- 
| tions and stephanotis. centered 
| with a white orchid. 
Arlette Perala, sister of the bride, 
‘was maid of honor and Joyce Vin-! 
son was bridesmaid. Dan Tali- 
erico served the. groom as best 
man and seating the guests was, 
‘John Graham, 
Following the ceremony a break- 
fast for 35 guests was served im 
reception was held in the evening | 
    Dr. Gerald Boicourt of Wayne Uni-) 
     __ROMEO — The cunaty, “Time 
Thursday evening to bring student Out for Ginger,’’ will be presented 
population a, a is-iby the senior class at 8 p.m. cuss specific 8 the district’ , ; and explore the sites under con- \Saturday evening in the Romeo 
‘High School’ auditorium. sideration. 
Dr. Boicourt had drafted a sur-' The plot concerns the enthusi- 
vey of the district in December, asm of a father for the athletic 
1988. \prowess of his teen-age — 
A preliminary move decided|much to the chagrin of a 
upon by school officials was t odaughter and the Sania of | 
attend next Monday night's village his business associates. 
council meeting principally to dis- t — 
cuss the problem of sewage dis- Pl yates ang amt roles . bres | 
posal on tentative sites, both close) qi ioe os Ginger, dima Schmale- 
to the village limits and further riedt as the father, Nancy Jar- 
| ecz as the mother, Barbara Mos- 
kow and Delores Edwards as — 
Ginger’s sisters, Marlene Schoen- 
herr as the maid, Bob Redman | 
and Dave Waschull as the boy- 
    chase gerd friends, Curt Moore as the bank. | 
voted = patel vee am ta ef, and Fred Farr as the school | 
project _— superintendent. 
diffe in cost between) The production is cater the di- 
toh snout rane and the totaj/Pection of high school drama coach 
for trousers and coats to)Ronald Keift. ek 
mt Wnemberemyicell 90 Acting as- ait directors and   
    
  pa poeta snag ~ the stage managers are Janet Jacob 
The present uniforms were pur- 29d R. J, Brainard. 
chased 21 years ago —— to 
Director E. C. O ctor FC Oiale. on Auxiliary Elects 
Se Sunt. C. Fipue sae, Otficers, Plans ! “ nis. may purchase 
ong. “Srtents may purceaeNov. 16 Breakfast carton.” The authorization for the) WEST BLOOMFIELD—The West 
purchase of three milk - vending Bloomfield Fire ‘Department's 
machines was voted ws the board.|Women's Auxiliary elected officers 
lin @ recent meeting at the Fire | 
  
  
    
Vocation” and Mrs. Marvin 
is chairman of the Meeting.   at Avon Park pavilion. 
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The newlyweds are taking a trip, 
to Pivoli, Minn., for their honey-' 
moon. 
Sunday to End 
“Budget Drive Presbyterian 
to. Climax Campaign 
in Waterford 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
| Loyalty Day will be observed as 
|the climax of the annual budget 
‘campaign of the Lakeland United 
| Presbyterian Church on Sunday. 
Members and friends will be 
asked to present yearly —_— 
to the congregational budget and 
ithe building fund as an act of 
| formal worship in the morning 
service. 
The congregation which is 
meeting at present in the Pontiac | 
Lake School, is engaged in the | 
erection of a $60,000 first unit. | 
It will include a chapel and — 
| Suriday school rooms and will be | 
located at the corner of Wil- | 
liams Lake and Maceday Lake 
Roads, 
Ground was broken for the 
building on Oct. 16. It is expected 
| that the building will be completed 
es April or May of 1956. 
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sx Plumbing Assn. 
“= Has Dinner Meet "=< 
Chairman of the event was G. 
ye C. Johnston and toastmaster was 
i\F. J. Temple.   
LAPEER — Mrs, Ilia Waugh and 
prwener e on Saturday afternoon 
at four o'clock at the Monroe, 
Street Methodist Church. PATRICIA MARSHALL 
The engagement of Patricia Anne 
    
    
  Marshall to Airman 3.C Charles E. | The bride is the daughter of Mr.iof ice-blue illusion. Her bouquet ning Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Commercial permite included 
Séheib, is being announced by her/#4 Mrs. Walter Werdon and the was of white carnations. ‘Baynes, 29261 Telegraph Road,| two gas stations, one on LaForest 
parents, the Vincent Sebastians ——— vg son St un A reception for 150 guests was Southfield, announced the engage-| Drive for $1,080 and another on | GARDEN TRACTORS Westacres. Charles, who is the|Mrs. Vernon G. Herman, held Saturday evening in the May-|ment of his- sister, Agnes Helen,| pixig Highway valued at $2%,- son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles E./5t: Lapeer. ‘field Town Hall. Only the immedi-|daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.| 999; commercial garage on Dix- | WOrk for you Scheib Sr., of Commerce Lake, is They were attended by the ate families witnessed the mar- C. Baynes, to Charles! te a¢ $1,000 ang an upholstering 
stationed in Denver, Colo., with) bride's sister, Irene Werdon and riage ceremony. E. Larson, son .of Mr. and Mrs. shop on Airport Road at $8,000. : 
the USAF. No date has been set for, the bridegroom's brother, Wayme | Mr. and Mrs. Herman will reside|Otis Larson of Farmington. A| 4 Presbyterian Church is tistea | @ VOFY month the. wedding. Herman. The bride’s small on a farm north of Lapeer. ee eee Hot. on Williams Lake road at $40,000. ‘ 
ee — Rea ae Other permits taken out were 34 of the year... z garages at $25,378; 24 additions . 
and remodeling to homes, $16,621 summER sPRine 
five additions to commercial build- crow entne Mean. 
ings, $42, ~ Seeding 
“Screg Spray pointing 
Church Bazaar namriny iaer * UMN 
Will Offer Free Reception for 150 Guests 
Follows Lapeer Ceremony) 
sae a Bonnie, served as 
flower girl 
The bride wore a ballerina Jength 
dress of ice-blue lace over white - 
‘satin and her finger-tip veil was) the banquet room of Bebouts. A) woman driver.” Chief Van Atta 
-| Day. 
Church | Waterford BPW 
Hears VanAtta ‘Police. Chief Conducts 
Driving Skill Tests for) 
Group 
            WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Waterford Township Business and 
| Professional women's Club _ held 
‘its regular business meeting at 
Paul’s on Tuesday. : 
President Helen Reese intro- 
jduced Chief of Police Frank Van 
| Atta who spoke‘ on traffic safety. 
Following the “address, each 
member was given a written 
test to determine her skill ag “a 
  stated “One word will describe 
| what we need to make our high- 
| ways safer. That word is cour- 
| tesy. Courtesy tn 
highway will cut down our ac- : 
| eldent rate. ee i DRAMATICS CLUB PRESENTATION—Walled Lake Junior High 
The next meet ing of the club) students are in the midst of rehearsal for their play, ‘Goodnight, 
will be a social gathering at the. rrnsnad hat Left to right are James Haddock, 5700 Pontiac Trail;          Fred Stringer, 266%Warner Dr.; Bill Colby, 4383 Blue Bird; Earl 
Sockow, 144 Pickford St.; and Stewart MacKenzie, 7263 Buckthorn. 
Curtain time we 8 P. m. tonight in the gymnasium at Walled Lake. 
  
==: Royal Oak's Fire Chief 
Under Department Fire sr “on Ca Mrs, H, G. Fuller, 
‘Mrs. Robert Munro and Laura) 
‘ROYAL OAK — Nine firemen, 
lineluding four officers, have been 
—— before the City Employe 
More Parking Space 
Available ‘iin Oxford * * * 
The program was arranged by 
Mrs, John Sellman Sr. and Mrs. 
Harry E. Ault of the Health and 
_—_ Committee. 
      Slate Dinner, 
Bazaar Saturday | 
at Cedarcrest 
WHITE LAKE ‘TOWNSHIP— 
Martha Society of Cedarcrest Lu- 
theran Church is sponsoring a 
sauerkraut dinner and bazaar Sat- 
junday evening, from 5 to 8 p.m. 
Proceeds from this annual affair 
will go toward the church debt re- 
duction. 
Booths will include apron booth, 
‘baked goods and handiwork. The 
Walther League will sponsor individually on charges brought 
against Fire Chief Clyde Wray of! 
Royal Oak. 
At 
week Wray denied the charges   
* * * 
and men of ‘his department. 
Complaints against the 53-year. 
| old Wray filled 12 pages of type- 
written words. 
the best in Michigan, Wray. 
: id the charges stemmed from 
  
        beoth with Christmas cards, personal grievances from the time : completed last week in another oe tet ” degen And ememade <O" | ot at the rear of the 1 Sy dhe moe 
= : i -on West Burdick Street, , 
Mrs. Joseph Neubacher is get) one block from the shopping Pca indir pgellare—e eral chairman. area. met privately to discuss the next} 
Ninety-five additional parking|move. No decision was made at) 
Romeo Girl Engaged —“|meters were installed last. month| the time. 
ROMEO — Mr; and Mrs. Fred for’ street parking on Hudson, East 
‘neomana of 2 Parerove ee oe ee Oe oe R the alleys parallel w Washington SONMAtION Report — daughter,   
        ‘|Farm, Garden Assn. 
Will Meet Monday   Relations Committee here to testify, 
a three-hour hearing this) 
brought against him by officers) 
ie served. 
ae the fire department “a 
Given at Board. Meet | | ROCHESTER — Reports were IF uture Farmers" U. of M. Club Elects jof Marlette Plan | 
nt Fonda mt elves MARLETTE—The Marlette siichivan Club of Lapeer held its Chapter of the Future Farmers annual meeting recently at the 
of America will hold its annual Monroe Street Methodist Church, 
candlelight initiation ceremonies Business was by a din- 
at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday in the high " in the church dining room, 
‘school gymnasium. | Members elected te the Board 
The program will consist of for the coming year were as— 
the Greenhand Initiation, Chap- follows: Tem Caley, Mrs. Lean- 
ter Farmer iniation, a talk by der Beach, Mrs, Ira Weaver, 
Thomas Kerry from the State Rev. Canpn Charies BD. Braid- 
Department of Vocational Edu- wood, Clarence Riedel and R. 
cation on the FFA, and its role | C. Rasmussen. on en & 
in the vocational alge the Lapeer U of M Club were 
| program. Refreshments will be predeat. 
A meeting of the Board of Gov- 
Karl Howard, Marlette is pro- ernors following the dinner result- 
|gram chairman. ed in the election of the following 
Saeeaaaian officers: President, Tom Caley; 
The United Nations flag was vice president, Mrs. Leander 
adopted by the General Assembly Beach; secretary-treasurer, Mr s. 
(October 20, 1947. ‘Ira Weaver.   
      
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   | MARTIN-SENOUR Cofors fia Pei gel of Governors of the Lapeer Club __ 
Give your rooms new beauty and | 
new charm ... without any of the confu- 
sion that color choice usually involves. Choose your a.m. to- noon at the home of, Mrs. acom . made : 
Woodworth of 1843 Sylvan Glen. |" from Pontine, South M b, AVON TOWNSHIP—Stiles branch — the een a of eel 
|The breakfast will be open to the Western, Whyne and Southera of the International Farm and|*#mitation ordinance in the Glide-| 
and the proceeds will go to Oakland Counties attended a din- Garden Assn. will meet at 1 p.m.|Well Subdivision at Crooks and; 
the Women's Auxiliary. |ner meeting Tuesday at Cotter’s Monday at the home of Mrs.|Zivernois Roads in Avon Township | 
lian im Royal Oak. . . , Charles Abernathy, 6671 Livernoisiat the Wednesday night meeting. 
Lapeer BPW to Meet _ | Principal speakers for the Mrs. Mason Case of Rechester|" Pour hems have been posted LAPEER — The regular meeting) event were George De Yonkers will give a lesson on “Dried Arjand more are to be posted this! 
of the Business and. Professional) and George Hoffman of the De- irangements.” Mrs. George Hilde-|week where per have moved. day even nthe court Woe | ‘Chitmay ot the vent brandt and Mrs, Joseph Fritz willifrom residences. May 1 is the! 
act as co-hostesses. 
Housing Leads List 
of Building Permits WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Housing continues to lead the list 
of building permits issued by the 
Building Department for October. 
Fifty-eight permits were granted, 
for homes with a valuation of $636,- 
270, Total permits for the month 
were 129 at a total valuation of deadline for people to put in septic | 
tanks and water installations. 
the Bel Cone Subdivision also 
moves made to bring residences 
up t6 the township standards. 
Total bills to the amount of 
$5,873 were ordered paid. The next 
esc {eel acs lane 
BOLENS   
  AGNES H. BAYNES 
At a family party Thursday eve-         
  
ni 
        
  
  nan gigs 
held Saturday at the church ob 
General Motors Road. 
eee ee ee ee 
for sale, along with baked goods 
of every description, A white ele- 
phant booth will feature antiques. 
A chicken-n-biscuit dinner will 
be served from 11:00 a.m. until 
1:30 for the convenience of 
||Shopperg, and the bazaar will end 
at 4 in the 
| Mrs. Edward Sieloft is general 
chairman of the affair. 
North Branch Votes 
fo Sell Ferguson '| NORTH BRANCH — Twenty sey- 
,en votes were cast at the special). 
echo election held here Tuesday, 
      Pontiac Road at Opdyke Road FE 4-0734-FE 41112 
- Your Authorized Decler 
      Supervisor C. E. Miller stated at the meeting that a study | 
would be made of conditions in | | colors from Martin-Senour Colors in Paint. You're guided 
| = by fashion’s favorite'colors as proved in a continuous, , 
nation-wide survey. You're sure to be pleased because 
Martin-Senour, and only Martin-Senour, captures the 
true color character of your fine 
Mertin-Senoer 
New-Tene well poiat 
luxury look for walle with Ont 
COAT, applied with brush or roller. q 
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    fresh through repected washings 
Martin Sencur 
Glos-Tone Setia finish / We contusion 
/ Ctcaices. mami. cheat calor choice. 
for, flat finishes. Superb eotorn , | We mistakes te colores | Rows on without brush marks. Soop : whee yee ove 
end water removes dirt ond staing MARTIN-SENOUR 
without fading or duiling the colors, 
| Clove se Pair Merhn-Senour : “t 
Keoter-Brite Enomea! 
_ Gleaming, high-gloss fintth . . «, 
tile-like ond lasting. Perfect oot’ 
ors, For ony surface. Woshoble, 
Almos! wearproof, oe : ' 
Fleer oad Trim Bnemel 
Resim weer...even where refs 
Distinctive 
Special Introductory Sale To acquaint folks with our newly expanded paint de- 
partment, and these wonderful Martin Senour colors 
in paint, for one week only, beginning ‘tomorrow, we 
are making - special money-saving offer, 
20% $4.90 Flat Wall Paint, Special $3.94 | , 5.95 Floor and Porch Enamel 4.76 Discount } 6:25 Glos-Tone Satin Finish 4.92 on Every | 7-95 Kolor Brite Enamel .... 6.38 
Purchase /. Quarts Reduced Proportionately     - * : 
1 Pint Turpentine Free Pi each 2 Gallons. 
A Roller and Pan ieshieies FREE with each 
purchase of 4 Gallons 5 Paint. 
Holdens Red Trading Stamps with every pure 
chase. 
RECAL ‘FEED & SUPPLY STORE   
    0 decide on selling the school) 9.19 Tractors — Bolen 
and - f, as —_ ‘ ; : : bing property, known 85) Tractors —- McCormick Farm 1° 28 Jackson St. Dial FE 2.0491 6, Fri. _ Seott Lawn ~~ : 
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   FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1], 1955 
  THIRTY- SEVEN- i   
  group had small gains 
‘ as did the steels, rubbers, air-|No. 1 
    crafts, and oils, The coppers had 
a lower look. The rails and chem- . 
icalg were mixed. 
Among higher stocks were Nick-|?* 
New York Stocks pb Na Wo, 
Jona 
     
       
   
            
45" 80-Tb. pkins. Aircraft! 100-1.25 hes ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS.   
Lodge Calendar Special communication Cedar 
‘Lodge No, 60, F. & A. M., Clarks- 
ton, Sat., Nov, 12, 4:30 p. m. Din- 
ner 6:30 p. m, Work in M.M. de- 
gree. Richard Snover, W. M.     MARKETS | 
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              fancy 7 rf tlac Lodge No. 21, F. & A M., fancy 3.3 : - a i * a | |Friday,@ Nov. 11 to confer the E.A. i 
     
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fancy, | 2.00-2. 
           
            News in Brief Lanny Hatman, 259 W, Fairmont 
St., told police that his bicycle 
was stolen Thursday afternoon “ 
from Wever School.   
Theft of a spare tire was re- 
ported by Vern Abbott, 6564 East- 
‘lawn Dr. Abbott told police that 
| the tire was “taken Wednesday 
‘while his car was parked in the 
rear at 640 Auburn Ave,   | Two persons reported fender 
;skirts missing Thursday. Larry, 
Jewel, 246 Oak St., Auburn Heights, | 
‘sald that two skirts were taken 
| from his car while it was in a 
|parking lot at Baldwin and Madi-| | 
son Aves” ‘Poattklin Johnson, 2140 
‘Walton Blvd, W. Pontiac. said h bs       
      io. 1, 1.20-1.30 50 ah Ser    
      
   behs. Squash, | wash, Butter- 
    Air Reduction ate Inspir Cop . 
Allied Strs.,. 582 Int Harv .. Allis 3 
Alum Ltd,....105 Int Shoe 
  
  mut, No. 1, 1.00-1.28 bu; t: squash, Delicious 
     
      mi | 
4 Int Bus Mach 400 |}: 
    car was parked behind a diner on 
‘Auburn Ave, when two skirts- were 1,00-1.50 . bu, Tomatoes, hothouse, No. 
, 
stolen. as 
50 pk. bakt: 
s: turnip, toppoc 
    Willie Jackson, 
        
       
      
        
  
  
    
    
257.4 130.1 75.7 Men.8) 
1058 low 2.1 1148 672 1 
1064 ah 211.8 123.0 68.3 185.2) 
1964 low 1439 «TTe 884 1080 
DETROIT sTOCKS 
“«C. 3, Nephier Ce.) 
Pigures after decimal pein Ay eighthe 
  
    
    
  
    Am Atriine.... 23.) Int Tel & Tei 97.7 “aeeene cabbage No. 1. 1.00-1.50 bu Am mts) i Cre Coal, 28 Collard, No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Kale. No : es . 
4 Te El ae Kennecott Lois 1.00-1.25 en’ toe $5 costs after he pleaded guilty to 
am BG Pep. 4.1 Kreger is Toor 126-175 bu. Swiss Chard, Ne fame (driving with a revoked license. Am Movers... 07 Et Mien a i 2? bu Turnip, No. 1. Springfield Township Justice Em- 
an Seating : 0.4 Lee he alre 50.2 1 95-1.75 bu; endive Dieached. wo jest 4. Lath presided: Am Smelt... 48.1 Loew's 20 | 225-275 bu. Escarole, No. 1.” 1364 4 Pontiac Press Photo . Am Tel & Tel 180.3 ton rhe s ticarole, bleached, 1. 225-2. SHOW AIDS PATIENTS — The Psychiatric Aide | chapel tonight at 7:30. Three “hula dancers” re- Highland Park resident William 
Am Viscose... 68.5 May D Str. dl 4 bait: ‘letiuce Butter” Dy >. | Association of Pontiac State Hospital is staging a | hearsing are Mrs. Ray Schwartz, 597 Markle St., Rice, 22, pleaded guilty yesterday, Anae Oo...-.. 70 Mead Cp $i:f| bu; lettuce, head, No 1. 2.50-3.00 3-dox {variety show for the benefit of the patients’ Christ- | Mrs. Stewart Kreger, 598 Lenox Ave. and. Mrs. ' driving under the influence of armour & Co., 15.3 crate; lettuce, head, No. 1. 1.50-2.00 bu. ili Avi Arma Ck..." 39.8 Monsan Ch. 453 lettuce, leaf, No 1. 78-100 bu. Re- ‘mas and emergency fund. The public has been invit- | Leonard Kissock, 118 Summit St. the “a Township Justice Lu-, AG Reeth’: 34 Motor Fee. oy | tee MOF 1581.10 be ‘ed to the performance to be held in the hospital | ~y Green fined him $50 and Avoo Mig 5.5 Nat Bise 6 . _ ___ $25 costs. - Balt & Ohio., 464 Nat Cash R376 DETROIT EGGS | . casees 14 Nat Dairy a | ROIT, Nov. 10 (AP) tow! | dames Seats, -33, of Farmington * Beth Steel....152 Nat Gyps 80.1 'p Kegs Boeing Air 5.5 Nat Thea ~~» Devret cases fmecluded, federal- state | yesterday was fined $75 and $10 
Bene. Alem 2 hd Contral at Whites—Orade A jumbo e046 welented | For Xe@cu ves 0 Roa (costs after he pleaded guilty to Borg Warner 43.1 Norf & West 87 meange $¢:,iarer, 83- oh. ‘driving under the influence of |i- Briggs, Mig , 38.4 Ag Sale me 8: erate > “ene 185i quor, Walled Lake Justice Logan 
Budd Co 21.1 Ohie Of 31.9] Broentetrode A jumbo 84-00 wid Sparks heard the case. Calumet & H 12) Pac G & El . 49.4.avg. 57, large 51-52 wtd. ave. i's, me- f eans Ca w is P w RE Ea ce ee nu Q ains on Stock Sa B,crerzes nt spe aren, Capital Airl... 372 Param Pict  30.2iwtd. avg. 381% jyear-old James Pickett of Drayton Carrier, Cp 2 Parke Da 38.2) Cheeks CHICAGO — A government} ‘Plains and Darrell Patton, 17, of 
Chee & Ohia. 48 Prosi Coie Be] Whites Cruse “A aetin large $3. large | ix ayes provided “beans a DETROIT w—The Detroit Times employe stock option and that 6387 Hatchery Rd. yesterday plead- Cities Bee. «$US Pheins 1... $1) Pee medium, 36-37. large $2. 1 he ¥ OF | said today that top officials of the they have options to-buy in in-|ed guilty before Waterford Town- Clark Equip... $1.2 Philoo ‘as: 24et-am medium 36-31, amall 98; gr 7 |the Board phage tomy yd |Ford Motor Co, stand to make as! stallments during the next three ship Justice Willis D, LeFurgy.' 
Goce | Cole....137.3 Phill Pet Tl | Market é steady on large and supplies ly active Sealing cents in“ much as three and a half to four years an additional 101,000 shares.|Each was fined $15 and $10 sts. Cole Pole.... 4.6 rect & o a anally re ond ene firm with of- | gs. million dollars each from the split) Both the Foundation and the 3 28, of Hazel Park 
. Comw Eé.... 41 A 4a ® y to good deman The rest of the grain market of Ford stock ‘for sale to the public. Company ‘declined to identify the 7#™¢s Shea, azel Pa 
Conga : Pow. Ps Rex ‘Deeg ott CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS , couldn't go along with soybeans. | They are among 108 key Ford 108 or tell how they acquired their yesterday appeared before Berkley ConP pf 4% 110.1 Rey Met 0.3: |Wheat started out quite weak but! loy ho, collectively, will sh t what Justice Ralph H. Finley charged _ Rey Tod) BO 7, CHICAGO, Nov. 11 (AP) — Butter! empioyes W co ively, shares, or @ price. eet ee. "Rock Ope et mandy: piiceipts unavailaple due to holi.|¢nanaged to recover a good part ‘clear somewhere. between $83,-. However, the Times said it with armed robbery. He pleaded 
Coat OU...... 916 Berea ed | Sh ilea score Aa O98; of OTe "90.8 be ts of its loss in later trade. Feed 799,900 and $98,000,000 in profit on learned the 108 contracted, tw © ben guilty and was placed on $5,000 sae Sears Roeb 108 7|© 54.35: care 90 B 56.5 | grains were mixed ite a fore- nd pending his appearance Nov 
Deere co .. 343 Shell Ou .°, et ||, Bags firm: receipts unavailable due to| a for a cold wave in much of Ore eek Fokus a osed re the Clase A’ szock, payta 21. Failing to furnish the bond Det Edis... 363 Sinclair © 54.6 boliday; whelecale bayine prices 1 to 3 The Ford Foundation disch for the Class A stock, paying for ; ; . 
Doug Aite..,. 8  Socony Mob | 57.5/high [higher U. 8 ler atnrp,, Whites 60-099 per/the Midwest. existence of the 108 stockholders it at the rate of 30 per cent in ®€ was committed to Oakland . ume 
Du Pont -2bt 8 Sperry” Rand’ sandarge 2 “airites a9: cheeks 28: cur- | noma near ihe a“ first Sunday when it announced it would) 1955, 25 per cent in 1956, 25 per County Jail. East ce MS ran s-uncha’ ‘0 ower, EI & Lite.. 445 Std OF Calf . 65.6 stsiciiaiauaiin cinber san offer Ford Motor Co, stock for cent in 1957 and the balance in Rummage and bake sale. Cor- El ue... HA Std Off Ind . 48.7 CHICAGO POTATOES Dece corn sale to the public early in Jan- 1958. ner of Baldwin and Virginia. 9:30 
Ertwlo |. $4 Sta On Ohio. Whe), CMICAQO. Mor. tn, (AP.—potacons:|(0-¥4 lower, December $1.25%4; o8t8 yary. Under the marketing plan, Class to 2:30 Saturday. —Adv. Paird seve FAA Bt Jp '.. o5.9/Atrivels 43, om track 206 an1 total U.S. unchal to % lower, Decem into! _ 
Food Mach’... 3T. stud Peck. joapnipments 618; supp fight | 6444; eM to % higher, Deven | The Foundation said the 108,A stock will’ be at my Rummage sale at Central Meth- Preepet Bul’. $1.4 @un Of n wejacivety i united, ann iT. best care already own 42,140 shares of Ford common stock and split to 1. odist Church Saturday at 8:30. | 
Tretia She Seite Se: Sh ¢icaa to carlet track aalee reported oo rey Ei Po on Motor Co. A Stock as a result of The common stock will be of- eee aay. Gen <sos, @ Texan Co | 1182 higher em neem jst for public sale at an esti- Gen es 4 Tex O Sul. 72 10 cents a hundred pounds higher, ted $60 to $66.66 a share. Chicken dinner Saturday, Malta Gen Mills... 716 Tran W Air | #27 Poultry | ma Gen Motors, ... 49.36 Transamer 42.7, | jovember $11.80. At this price, each share bought Temple. 82 Perkins. 5 until — 
Op Felce< BR went Cen | 278! DETROIT POULTRY ee y ar UU U $1.00. —Ady, | Tire ..... @ 7 — : . es the 108 at $315 becomes worth lll as Un Fee “ m4 per pou tired sib Deol for ag geal Grain Prices M p 17 6, 000 ‘about .$900—a profit of between If your friend’s in jail and needs, Geske : ni ir Lin er try © : ' GRAIN 0424 = bse " “4 Unit Pruit 5.4 tent hens 16 cmcano me 11) (AP)—Opening | ay ass hers and $685 a share. bell, Ph. FE & or MA 6 at. be agg ; —Adv. a a ee mn addition, they have options Grou’: AST bs Rupuer 404 heavy type young hen turkeys 38, tomsipes.... 202% Jin) v.22” $s] DETROIT (INS) — Automotivel to rt an additional 101,000 shares Hayride Parties. Food furnished. Hersh Choc... 483 US Steel $5.6 27-28 Mar ........ 204» | Rye © .. News said yesterday the industry at the $315 price. PE. 2-3231. —Adv.| Holland F ... 123 US Tob. 195 =e May ytd - RE RR a «Aq “The pi nded in- oaahe hq West Un Tel . 206 CHICAGO POULTRY Jy . eee 1.00% Mar oo 113%, this week will have its highest, plan is inte as an Modern and square dance, Sat 
Hooker Ki . os Westeg A Bk . 27.1! CHICAGO, Nov, 10 (AP)—Live poultry, Com May 1.14'4! seven-day car output since May 21.| centive to encourage stock owner- " . Houd Hq ... 14 Weste Ei 56.5 barely steady on hens, steady on bal- DEC «--+++-s 125% TIY  «ceeees 1.00% y » ay ~ C. A I. Bidg, 5640 Wm. Lk M.Cent” ....: e Wilson & Co 13 ance: receipts in c #16 ‘yesterday | May RS Lard id The trade paper estimated ship by certain key officers and p, —Ady. Indust Ray.... $1.7 Zenith Red . 127 1.158 coops, 187.262 fb); f.0.b tg FEF. ceree 1.96 FROET eine io 176,416 cars. would roll from as- other bona fide permanent yond eee 
STOCK AVERA iene: hens t Tiare SP ‘tryers Dee sroee GANG Mar vee u 4 | sembly lines this week, a 5.4 per Ployes,” the Foundation said, “i YORK, Nov. 11—C sapsled by The 91- , in ar RY wo 0s. xETYS ix. ar a ws a Ba: old roosters 146-15 ti caponettes| -c. me ites jon increase over last week. order oo ghoiendl therm ith ‘Busines; Br iefs sein at, vt stocks geese 24-26 | ————— fanufacturers, the publication proprie ary sand tow ose, 
Wes ae 4b +1 Ww. , ci bt H | said, will assemble approximately pany’s) succe: oo ; nsurance Agent Howard G, Noon, ay. 308 ¢ ae ne ei Li omen $ Livd fo Mave = 1.175.000 cars during the remain- nen an.” in the employ Of Peterson, of 2349 Ellery, was hon- Week vee M4 TT 12 TRF vestock Patriotic Program der of the year if they continue, pe ored by Equitable Life Assurance DETROIT LIVESTOCK at their present rate of better than 
we wot" encugn og thre) ROCHESTER — The Rochester 9,000 autos a day. This would Farnin 5 Society officials today for achiev- make e market. undertone Women’s Club will have a patriotic’ pring the year's total output to " ing the highest mark in sales : a | 
(cows; _ market about steady. _ *- aac roam . m meeting today iv just over eight million assemblies. 
iast Thursday sisughter steers and helf-!¢ me of Mrs. Joseph Farra The combined ‘total of the car tea. 
‘moat. decline’ ys csmenerelat teh tag | 2974 South Rivd. Mrs. Vinrie Dunn) estimate and the truck makers’ hotee grad 1100 Ib ti 
ie eon s lower; bulls steady: sae fuz\is chairman of the program and ‘goal of 1,260,000 would set U. NEW YORK (INS) — Paramount | volume during an October cam- 
Pictures Corp. has announced net’ Paign. ‘ 
g, | income for the nine months ended) Peterson. who has offices in the 
ow Noon ars & 
iéwin Rubbers . s +03 184 prim ary ib steers 39. wei fond Wed Mrs. Ear} Randall will act a8 co-! auto industry production near 0 a common share. This compared! associated with a Flint insurance eeity Micniean® a 24 2. fp choles Gnd prime steere tong] hostess. Tea will follow the pro- million units, compared to 8.002,433. |with $6,390,000, or $2.89 a common agency. Dollar vol ‘— 
sidwe te Abras ve 1, jp] good “ana choice ted. steers 28, ee ream. ‘cars and trucks built during the! sarare, in the same period last October sales was $403,000. Rudy ites sees mS sales af choice, oe ib 1840-41 0. R iogpe be nee for @ scholar. record year of 1950. : | vear ane ' WN. Wayne Screw ..... steers 17. 8 card benefit a von year. ; Resale: > ‘Did and asked aiid | ad prime Te heifers 20.76: > . Reser The 1954 figure included a profit | 
OK Social Security | 
FLINT w&— More than 1,500 
Flint city employes will be covered 
by social security benefits as a. 
result of a vote on whether they | 
wish to be covered by the federal 
system, The vote was 943 to 209, (2227 
  
OF PUBLIC SALE 
hereby yah a . ey 
Novem! 
  1th oy of 
bmg deret will sell > irene ‘ale 
bidder for cash, 
19st lercury Cl. Cpe. or | 
Serial. SIDAG3213M at 200 N. Parke! 
Bivd., Lake Mich, Said motor 
vehicle is stored at sald address an at sa! ie 
may be tmepected at seid address. The 
undersigned reserves the right te bid 
the sale, ah 
ATES DISCOUNT) CORPORATION By: M. D. as ' 
Collection Nov. 10, 11, "tess 
ROTICE OF PUBLIC SA ALE 
Notice is hereby given that on the 
Ite day of November at 10:00 a.m 
ed will sell at public sale 
to the highest bidder for cash, one 
1980 Pontiac Chieftain 2 dr. Motor 
5, Serial, same, at 200 N 
Parke, Lake Orion, Mich, Said tmotor 
—. is stored at. sald address and 
be inspected at said address. The 
ee — reserves the right to bid at 
the sale 
AS6OC: ai, peers. 
mae Ty 
ie "D. POX, 
” ‘collection Mer. 
Nov, 10, 11, 1055   
  
OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE tb. 
ee od is hereby given that on the 
17th day of November at 10:00 a.m. bn 
motor vehicle 
be 
  cows 8.25-10.50; @ Lowest cost because new ARTHREX tablets ore 3 to 7 times stronger than 
cate oa. POX, dowa e000, titty aad’ omenerciel old fashioned type poin fighters, 
Nov. 10, en 1088 2 1100; most “Inciee veal. | @ Guaranteed not to = thousands of groteful users, . ARTHREX 
NOTICK OF PUBLIC SALE ae geod ene chcice, Pi tontains wonder working Becthene® ond Pabo.     » ting ateers ‘e 
we. Steel waiiaes High - communication of Pon.| vista, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Mr. 
45, of 52 Orton tery. , 
St, yesterday paid. $20 fine and at Lapeer County General Hospi- 
Oct. 1 of $7,680,000, equal to $3.51 Pontiac State Bank Building, is 9 Deaths i in Nearby Communities sceicing, teau’ 
  Pamela Sue Ackerman Caenteey, 
"| LAKE ORION—Sérvice for Pam-|died yesterday morning of @ heart _ 
\ Adv. ela Sue Ackerman, 4, 612 Buena-|#tack. Survivors inelude his parents 
and Mrs. Leonard Schultz ¥ 
Sunday from the Flumerielt Fu- \two brothers, Edwin and Kevin; 
neral Home with burial in East) one sister Elaine, all at home;, and 
y Lawn Cemetery. Pamela Sue died) ‘his grandparents .Mr. and Mrs.” 
yesterday.at her home. | William Wagoner of Sebewaing. 
She is survived by her parents) The body will be at the Potere 
‘Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ackerman; | Funeral Home until 10 a.m, Satur- 
‘two brothers, Michael and Craig day. 
at home; and her grandparents, | 
ve and Mrs. Harold Ackerman Cubs to Give Dinner 
f Lake Orion and Mr. and Mrs. : 
\James Baird of Oxford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A 
Mrs. Lauretta Troth “Fish-in-a-Basket” dinner will be 
UTICA—Serviee for Mrs. Lau- ‘sponsored by Williams Lake ce retta Troth, 77, 8434 Hall Rd., wil! Pack 31, today from 5 p.m. to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday from] 7 p.m. in the CAI building on Wil 
the Schwarzkoff-Milliken Funeral| !@ms Lake road. Proceeds will be 
Home with burial to follow in “Sed for the groups Christmas 
|Grand Lawn. Cemetery Detroit. activities i 
Mrs. ‘Troth died yesterday ater-/ People in the United States eat 
Survivors include two daughters, \iedcs .. ey ey es aie 
‘Mrs. Helen Priehs of Utica and conmutne about one-fourth a 
| Mrs. Ruth Takes of Ferndale; the fresh vegetable v: <cen 
®! and two grandchildren. 
Walter E. Buby : 
LAPEER—Service for Walter E. | MYER‘S 
Buby, at 990 North Main St., ro eee 
will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at MTOM Cece Ce My Crg Monroe Street Methodist Church, onroe Street Methodist Churc’ GENUINE BLUE WHITE 
V4 Ct. DIAMOND   
    
  
Burial will be in Mt. Hope Ceme- 
Mr. Buby died unexpectedly 
tal Thursday evening after a heart 
attack. 
He was born in Burnside 
Township March 14, 1882 and 
attended Burnside School and 
later Saginaw Business College. 
He had lived in Lapeer for the 
past 23 years. 
He is survived by his wife, Affa 
Lea DeGroat; one son, Grant of 
St. Louis, Mo; six grandchildren 
and one great-grandchild; three 
sisters, Mrs. W. H. Watson, De- 
wok Mrs. Arthur West of Spokane, 
Wash. and Mrs. John Schoenhals I\ VA - rm ‘eo ; 
of Brown City and two brothers of &% L=#i) a 
San Diego, Calif. and Otto Buby of 
Royal Oak. 44S 
Leonard — ‘i f 
ROCHESTER — rvice Leonard L. Schultz, 12, 360 Shady-( TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER 
‘wood, will be held at 11 am. OPEN EVERY 
‘Saturday in St. John's Luthern THURS, - FRI-SAT. fo 
(Church with ‘burial in | Silverlaws PAY ONLY ‘9.00 Now 1.00 Weekly Lannite re Only 
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      LAND WANTED Cash for acreage, lake property or farms, 
any type, any section, with or without 
buildings, within 35 miles of Detroit, on 
main roads. We are the buyers. We will buy 
directly from owners or through brokers. 
Phone or write us what you have and we 
will give you a quick reply. 
Bernard Edelman, 10300 Woodward,         
            
       
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    USED BUILDING MATERIALS Wrecking Building at 58 W. HURON ST. . . . Used Lum- bér . .. 1,000 Used Cement Blocks .. . Doors, Windows 
. Miscellaneous Pipes. 
GAS FURNACE HEATING UNIT 
Hot Water & Steam Radiation ... Late Type Radiation 
Model ourescent Li hting Fixtures . ., Outside Steel Stetrwoy 
. 250 Oil Storage Tanks. 
OIL HEATING FURNACE All types of Used Building Materials .. . Toilet and Wash Bowl 
Combinations. 
GLASS OFFICE PARTITIONS SALESMAN on job at 58 W. Huron. Daily from 8 to 4:30 p.m.     
  
          
  
lehotes heifers Py searce: some com.| Township Hall on Nov. 17. 
|mercial and low good heifers 17.00-18.35: vations may be made with. the Report Rise i in Nation’ $ of $832,000 or 38 cents a common 
  jshare, in non-recurring income. 
|September quarter net income 
NEW YORK (INS)—The Edison amounted to $2,515,000, equal to 
| Electric. Institute reported today $1.15 a common share, as against 
| that nationwide power output in $2.428,000, or $1.10 a cornmon share, 
‘the week ending Nov. 5 totaled'a year ago. ° 
10 billion, 853 million kilowatt 
, ." = : COMMERCE—A bake sale is be-| hours. This was 16 per cent higher 
FTE ,fRt chelee cne-cre fe testers ing held Saturday from 9 a.m. til) than the same week last year. Broadcasting System, Inc. re- 
Cal 100. Trading spotty: noon at Union Lake Corner. The} In the preceding week, produc- | ported net income for the 39 weeks 
eae enie ober Compared tart’ Thurs, (stair is sponsored by Catherine| tion topped the 1954 level by 16% ended Oct. 1 of $8,718,712, equal a 4 The Central industrial to $1.19 a share on the Class A. choice and prime|/Booth Circle with Mrs, Thomas! per cent. 
Curling as chairman. area led the country last week and B stock. This compared with ‘and = hetfers 
Michigan cutter sae ym and eitere| ruff. 
11,00 down. to 6.00; lave bulk quality cows 
$.50-11.00; ‘individual high utility and. 
———— — 2 ye ward: canes | | 
and cutters mos = : ie wi 
ns canners o own ag 600, bulk a a | Cire e ' | Sponsor 
and commercia walle 1) MM, : 
high choice 488 Ib stock steer. calves Bake Sale Saturday 22.50; load 438 Ib steer = 31.75; = ‘bulk | ulk utility and commercial } tw Ry wanes | committee or Mrs. Robert Wood- ‘Use of Electric Power 
NEW YORK (INS) — Columbia 
Sa = eee gat good. and low choice) Th regular meeting of the circle /with a gain of 27 and 2/10ths per $7,299,130, or $1.04 a share, in the. Ite ada nommer.|Will be held Nov. 17 at the home cent over a year ago. The Pacific same period last year. Sales in- 
and low utility of Mrs. Stig Danielson, 3105 Ma-! Southwest recorded a rise of 11% creased to $302,589,748 from $263,- 
pledale St. iper cent. 746,543 in the 1954 period. 
FOR DIRECT ACTION RELIEF 
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CHICAGO, Nov, 10 (AP)—Galable hogs 
, 16,000; general ag — 4 active and) 
‘uneven, steady to 2: S higher butchers, | 
but closed dull with several bundred No. | 
2 and a 290-270 Ib. butch 
weak to 26 lower; butchers under 210 Ib. 
searce and getting broad gene | out 
let; gows steady to ag ng ined 
ib. 
      tb, behehore at 12.40; ment sows 600 Ib. 
or lighter 11,00-12.25. 
Galable cattle 2,000; saladlec dives 300, 
choice and prime pape steers 1,056 
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° sy 8 T1000 net tons of ingots and steel v0 a Get at: WALGREEN S : By: M.D. FOX. jeanne, the American Iron andg@ ed ; 
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Available for Immediate Delivery 
Factory Official Cars and Executive Cars 
CUSTOMLINE—FAIRLANE—CONVERTIBLE 
MONTEREYS—CUSTOMS and MONTCLAIRS 
Many with power steering, power seats, power windows and 
Some with air conditioning. 
THE MOST COMPLETE DISPLAY OF 1955 FORD 
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; Civil Defense Talks | 
Set by State Doctors | LANSING 
Officials from five Great Lakes 
states are expected to attend a 
lum on civil defense medi- teed symposi' . dine Nov, 16 in Detroit, 
Cc. F. Van, Biankensteyn, state 
Civil Defense) director, said Ohio, 
Niihols and Minnesota officials 
have accepted an invitation to at- 
tend, Also invited were officials. 
trom Wisconsin and Indiana. 
The officials will discuss recruit- 
ing of dentists, physicians and 
veterinarians to staff emergency 
. aid stations and hospitals in event 
of atomic attack. 
- It is sponsored by the state Civil) 
Defense Office, the Michigan State’ . 
Medical, Dental and Veterinary! 
societies and the American Cyana-| 
mid Co. 
Puzzled about the difference be-| 
tween hardwoods and softwoods? | , hardwoods come from)       
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broad-leaved trees. Most soft-| 
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                The memorial is of natural e ¢@¢. 6 os 
granite. A female figure, repre- reneeiuh. ettn the spirit of ‘ i Richard M. Zittel, — 
wealth, about 10 fect igh and rests [mist with te rranvents 
With’ the Erie : , | one base eight feet im dia: lion and Traffic Engineering, ‘te- 
Canal in 1825, me seekers <> — ported to a legislative highway 
just found their way water route : = The memorial is on a strip of study committee which hired him 
state prisons. Recently appointed teenage pro-ifrom the Eset to Michigan where <4 01 hedged heeded pander for peor son 
camps, men will be sleeping on | 4. 5 Raisin, Huron, and Clinton rivers. ICE MELTS, THE BLACKFISGHSTHAWS OUT AND the Navy left in its position after His was the job of saying how 
the floor at Jackson.” yor lh S. Redmond is)""the smaller streams of the State World War Il as a memorial to| ‘® finance the 6.7 billion dollars 
activating the Y-Teen Clubs in all’ | worth of new construction over 
Hie eaid the department has the| the junior and senior high schools|1s° were important factors in thoes who perished in the big et 1. hate: 
money and the sites: One on the| in the Pontiac area. local history. It was by way of} sack. / potiapted emdierent geod 
eet side of Sow MR Lake read) ie Ponting are se tan ene Water courees that trappers The Arizona was one ef 19 | mesded “ 
GREENE HAG sani GAB the etal senmrnan Se Gh Sesdor esd ancien nets Paet ie. O vessels sunk by the surprise : 
a west side of Hornet road be-high Teen Canteens, held-weckly-ltnees steams provided the, Power Japanese attack of Dec. 7, 1941. Zettel said Michigan now is rai 
tween Oakwood road and Saw Mill| They are held Wednesday from provided Se pee Most of the other major ships |img enough highway taxes to 
Lake road caaige: oe ee, See ar ia were eventually raised and re- |2@N@ the program and its main- 
iy Giiiash waele ba witaentl usgeat’ coed Fame, toe the lumbering era, drained his paired and fought agaliist the [tenance and administration if am 
t) give valuable service so te —, a Foor 19 oad land, provided abundant fishing Japanese. anticipated federal aid program is 
-—, by — yr . sters. rape snares Ry : The statue will be unveiled by| Baca gae ’ | 
po Liar Centnevation This week she will begin the’ Michigan's rivers are unique in ee et fact, he said | 
oom iia setmndey odie program tor girls that they are extended rivers at oe me ws ceremonies | probably will raise about 180 
nia a game’ preserv years of age. ; thelr -exits, ceente rivers, Dr. permet on ty public 9 — more than it needs ip 
“We now: have 850 men in 10 " | udgine explains, thone which years. : 
camps. With another 500 men in Pontiac School formed on the exposed land areas figures in Hawaii. But he said the big bulk of 
ee 200] fs sod i te cel ee omey ih cons he wo cae about $0000 in abr exc Bor S@SSiONS vers were extended to fw a 3-Year-Old Opens — jix"sew ieweaye and‘ srect 
iors erst sis wt Be Televised leew cm auiaan sev CUI eae Bowling Career |" oo prenet perror lager It your television set réceives|ongs. yer teeny _— too = Sas on Ing te “rome Sirwens” ip 
The request was referred to the ultra-high-frequency (UHF) ‘chan-|ing . mr THis 16 CHARACTERISTIC OF NUMEROUS FIGHES WHICH |, CHICAGO (INS) — While some soe maition Gefiane waren of 
Miscellaneous Committee for a re-| nels you'll be able to see the @ | boys his age. still are being| to do the trunkline job in 
port and recommendation. pontige Board of Education in ac|,. The rivers: that exit into Lake) DO NOT MIGRATE TO DEEPER WATER DURING THE WINTER. [pinned fee-year-old Rickey| years, Present taxes 
s Ri BES tion Jan. 23 and 30 Michigan nearly all have outlets a : z Dinributed by King Features Syndicale. up, three- ses will 
Cif M rt Jubil eave pivtety Guumiad ty want dunes. ee eee ee 2 
i 7a) uoiuee The board has agreed to “per- lake before exit into the larger * . ese ° r . + . s.- If the federal aid increase 
by Commemoration tr rom & 2, Dm. at body ot weer Sameer Kaw ONOSt Resident Lives ‘Average Citizen |Six Students Killed |, m tt mcewed « toy tow an wou 
orate the bicentenary, in 1956) The prospective actors are SUVA, Fiji Islands—Some of the GLENCOE, Minn, #—Six Minne-|” Rich Longest of Michigan's ‘rivers is | . Minn. Minne-| Richard Padgorny, his father, 
. the —e of net President Louis H. Schim-\tnh, 235-mile Grand eivor 5 ae oan sehen tr Bora, copes’ Maat —, w—A new sota high school students — four proudly calls the lad a chip off the |; mig if rorpeting 
olfgang ag aaah Pa pe a sage dy ber ml Harry Menominee River is approximately, of Fiji, could well be used as aM the pe aaa potiooreadly oom with eae ton girls — were killed) old block. The elder Padgorny,'be an paar Foe: Gore 
a Mozart Jubilee Edition. It will pn, waiter Godsell ee ern, 2m miles, the Escanaba is 90, and) antidote to “Paris of the Pacific” be able to afford s $10,000 Pee any apd apa tat bared tangs ohe. wll oe than eat,lof taxes paid 
comprise some 96 long-playing|ver and Monroe .M. Osmun prisapey peapemgtevs illusions. a =e Sheri Leen Odeghned, cold Gel tes ur aud yoo ook « pede ee 
records represent more a = . Today, ’ , Michigan's ° - 
Soe works ty the composer, and . interior waters provide a vast, One recent investigator studied, e ee so anaien case woai eaten larger than the toy outfit. goto pert. 
‘will be available tor world-wide [rich Men Qutspen source of water supply, recreation,|the case of an eight-room house The editor, Perry Prentice of i+» Te mendations 1 
Gstribution. m4 and water power. (due for early demolition) which House and Home magazine, said) Bits of metal and the give young Rickey early co |study in December. 
etek -weitendi; “enbee | . | a. « Considering the advance|housed 28 to 30 adults and eight the average family which now ee eee ee ee aodponmen seta & 
and soloists of international repute WOMEN for Clothing in technical skills, it might be con-|children, two dogs and several $4,400 to spend annually will have siong the Milwaukee railroad|road early in life also| Legisiature 1 
have cooperated in the production, ' tended that man is more closely fowls tied by the legs to veranda more than $8,000 in 1980. Laake te abl y Padgorny repeal the 
‘it is claimed. CLULIN~<Ben tn the Repeitic THe 8 She Eland eetirwnys Sei pests. : He told the convention of the| Me identified five ofthe deadlbouplan sights, | w beer pest of On oe @ 
The larger works are provided of Ireland spend considerably|"* modern. day than ever be-/ The human inhabitants were United States Savings and Loan as; Milton Brelje, end Maurice! " read -—ahagge eg 
with extensive explanatory notes more on clothes than do women, »" Dr. Hudgins states, | mostly Indians.. Not included in League that mortgage men will be Olson, both about 18, from Plato; |\4/ yo Mp 
te Hingis, Preach and Germen.a boaeheld budget taguicy shows.’ z IR a ae and. Roger| Waterford Boy Struck Sal ong of hase, ba Gee 
ant vine. goesesery, with libret- . o's Unlicensed Driver Hurt 0. ol, whee at ffm Amal. ay Ral wo sgh mares both of nearby\by Car Near School zetia said a 500 million 
“ar = eS ae comme a Parked Car Mishap halt o tace-—sonming about. | more than a million homes onienest Mh or Flaw ’ Y Six-yearcld Eric Hoover, of issue would make it 
Chlorophyll Reported ing to J. F. Knaags of the Central' Learning bow, te, tive Wen- The fnvestigator wtih” ; es on ae nels Coleen Den wee ee Ee ay poronne beth 
to Prevent Tarnishing eda eae otis te ae St beget eae ie however, to know how she could Francis’ E. Lamb, man-' mutilated Sdontifieation “? not Hospital yesterday afternoon after'state and local governments. 
England — Brit-|study wes fairly high, he said,|made a left-hand turn from Fair.|!mi Tom { move St ager of tet eotied babing Bo lne made taetonts / he had been struck by a car at & o. 2 28 
ain's Chemical Research Labora-|and it gave valuable information Srove Ave. into. Edison St. last) , —-_ SS See England, tol —————————' a SS eee 
aerate ew orm ms ina coe 2 ce duet Closes Officg’ | eee oe ret may be useful in a spend their money. | He was treated for lacerations; MORGANTOWN, W. Va. ® — ish building societies ble to! WINCHESTER, Va. ®—Dr. ae aaa ae or eeiland villages 19 
number of applications to prevent xo , jon his forehead and released from When the franti¢ call came into lend - am af Gamal C » wie/ . Em-'mond Rd., driver of the car, told) Doody hoy 
metal articles from tanishing. | In the case of alcoholic bever- St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. |police headquarters to “send the value of a home, office door "and “decided it wasjeround a safety patrol boy at Uhe|cTease passed last spring pi 
mies her, ong, Reming Ser, rps PM SOA ae eas hn by teh at ce gee ee tn edn a ; ! ! “The extra ri by. the felt it was about time. He was just Rds, ~ |Zettel said the a of the two 
absorbs traces of Knaags decided. Making allow- with him in the car. He was tick- was wrong. “Somebody just took society,” “ig shared in|turning vous % 
sulfide trom the air — must merely|ance for this he found: that the ted for driving without a license my modeling clay,” cums the solequdt’ pers. tee Geren. jan cloes tnt tn ages pen Texas and Florida are the ma por ooh, too comes sae eek 
be placed in contact with the metal overall weekly expenditure in and for excessive speed while mak- ply in a high-pitched voice The'the local authority for the area, in Baltimore ‘and came here in|producers of Ne ae ee ees te aeaemen a eal 
to tarnishing |town households is $31.70. jing a turn. lcomplainant’s age was listed as 7.land the society itself.” i3910, |market use. lof the total, hes | 
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Pod Rg ‘neaek Coonan * Com facilities. OR 3-1757 plumbing. germsce cteening, and oes Bg Ry small sheet, furon. FE Q | 18 W. Huron FE 42551 A rt Pl tj 
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ayy Se Interviews til 8 p.m. _| Efficient Engineering Co.| Wormway’ dite "Wash “oe 8. | “CONTACT WM PeTERgON | snd ec Pitas We! 
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slaty, ‘nev.| Cemetery. Evenitigs FE) can waswens WANTED, sat. . ; DOZER OPERATOR | Oe Te ee - Real Estate Salesman Telegraph Na’ TeHurem. Me. 
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58 HOUR |. exverience. F : seen) ee ee |: eee Soe Jewel Store, : or pro- | . 
5 HOUR | pematins | tenis Premier |. nara, _| Pee company, manufac ; 54 
hie turing pressed metal, Daniels Mfg. ag 
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| TRONINGS WANTED, 43. PER BI BU. 
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ee en. wo! re FE Slt ve. days per week. 
ELDERLY  TADF " DESIRES 
sm Pon 
ae for soate only, FE pies 
EXPERIENCED, —— LADY Wishes tronin; rE ie; 1 day service. 
DEPEXOABLE LB LADY WA 
—by_sitting after 4 p.m. FE 80146. 4 p.m. FE 80146. 
Ee RIEN ca — PBX OPERATOR 
  
wae — 16 WANTS BABY-SITTING 
after school, FE 44609 
  TRONINGS WANTED. GOOD       Help Wanted Female 7| - 
le BE “eee chest MUST ABLE | 
housework, Stay “ft 
6 and 13. vecee. 
7 net Oe. oe ton| STENOGRAPHERS part time Chinstmae work. pend 2 te 
qos? Sas. Tel-Hi COMP. TYPIST 
abd CHRISTMAS IN- , = ‘ + Algg B. gl friends in for a TY PIST- . 
cae ae Peo to © MIMEOGRAPI te “Owe tennsporation. PE OPERATOR 
OK, He EKEFPER. | CARE: | AND taker, (cae, Se rienced, per-|- t 
manent, heal! White. No’ KFY PUNCH childrep. Live OW wiggly ~~ : RA’ be IRS 
. ee food, small tur-| OPERATOR: nished heated apt With vate 
. tele e, TY, electricity, 
automatic beeat aod hot water NEEDED 
ry sent out. References 
Call Mra. Kelly, JOrdan 
for a iment 5 
COORING AND ) GENERAL. ExX-| EXPERIENCE 18 NECESSARY 
rienced girl. room. . Live 
a Other pate emploged Birm- APPLY in . . 
eure ik “paY AND NigaT|- Pontiac Motor Division Appl y rg ig, BI Drive- P ID 
im, uburn es Personne! Dept. 
CAREER GIRLS : ‘ : e270 GLENWOOD A 
PS an enw ‘927 & col PONTIAC, aCHIGAN 
Bookkeeper aeons ‘ 
General office nee 
r = * i 
= Sapwest Salesladies we ae, State Bank Bids. - Full and Part Time 
FE 50277 For Jewelry Store Must have sales ability slong with 
= = retail! store experience. Excellent 
opportunity. Open Monday eve- 
Ch , t nings. Liynn Jewelers, 1 8, Bag: inaw J 
; ems S }SLIP COVER CUTTER AND sewer. Experienced. In Custom = — 
. Shop in Birmingham. Pontiac 
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| resasuarees Wea you start | f 
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, 4-4508 
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On Quantitative and | “GENERAL OFFICE E 
icrEy 
_Prets Box warceaee FOR § SAT. NIGHT, 
steady, no experience necessary, Qualitative Analysis 
APPLY 
PONTIAC MOTOR piv, :     work. $3 per bushel PE. 5-1624., TRONINGS ~' ee FE 40437. 
josephine. Lines 
"Se sine | Ask for Mr. | a 
YOUNG MAN (4) ‘WITH © VER 16   
  
  
oan mae 
yor: $466     
    
  
Net   
¥. © Reg. © & Pat Of, 
‘Cope. 1985 by NEA Service, tre,   
much are the monthly payment “When we see a car we like, money is no object! How ‘ 3? 
  ee eS oan 
COMPLETE b aaa ll — THAT 
of 
      RORTROS, [7 A BUSHEL 1 DAY 
rvice. Exp. FE 5-147 
  
LADY. DAY WORK 
House cleaning or restaurant. FE 
  SALARY PERSONNEL 
rescent Leke area to c ir GLENWOOD AVE. | ‘ear-old 1. OR 3-516 after 
5 or day Thursday   
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
CURB 
WAITRESSES » Ted's has a limited number of WANTED: GIRL TO DO GENERAL 
for ¢urbd waitresses house care children.   
  
  MUST BE 18 
          
  _teurast FE ‘sein * 
WHY WAIT! FOR 4208, WITs 
SEE Us! 
PONTIAC 
Employment Service W. Huron FE 4-2561 
     
  a. ae MIDDLEAGED | WOMAN | WANTS baby sitting Job or motel PE 5.2060. 
MIDDLEAGED LADY WiLL BABY- sit while mother works. FE 5-9980. 
MIMBOORAPHING EyPING sEC- service 3-2042. 
PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE   
  
  
  
  WANTED: GIRL "FOR LIOnT 
housework. 4 of & bre. @ day. 
AND IRONINGS, FE 
winow HOUSEWORK | 
or babysitting by day or hour. WaseINos 
    : MENT | _ Also halves and slabs, FE aaa 43224. you are iiving Low rate 
: _ interest. Pontiac Press Pen 3 
30, 122 IN. CE 
Business Services 13 
ACCOUNT ANT-AVAILABLE EVE. 
nings and week-ends. Who 
prepare monthly A ager Po 
ments and 
- Phone FE <o208 after & p.m. 
APPLIANCE SERVICE 
We aeevios all mane of refrig- 
and <n a2 jane: Roy's ope ss of sma asl} apple rr 
#1 TRENCHING, I aiagnierd AND 
field installation. Also septic tanks, 
and dirt. ‘OR +3 or OR 
31415. 
A&B TRENCHING aw peed lime, field tile.   
  
  
  
  ALL MAKES OF POUNTAIN PENS © 
repa: actory trained m: 
Offic: 
rence St.   Sonia WALL ITT and Ww ' Walls indows. Reasonable. 
Free est.. no obligation. FE 
CARPET LAYING. SEWING, | bind Any 1 rej 
ee on location 
employ exp. _ Building Supplies 2A | Painting & Decorating 20 
bis | & Wall Washing stimates. FE 52211 _ PAPERHANGING — PAINTING — 
__Piaster Repairing. PE 71-0033. __ PAINTING & PAPER i= Wall _FE PAINTING AED, DECORA 
Painting & Wal & Wall W Washing 
Photos & Accessories il 2 
COMPLETE D. “giro ae PRN. 
a Sal N, a 
Gree salt Sav 2-6002, Saturday and 
~ Physio Thetepy 3IA 
meer Rams Si. FE 4-3651.     
  
  
  
  
  man 
time, Tiler 5-013? or FE 57088. 
DRY WALL BY MACHINE’ FREE 
estimates. No job too big’ or small | 
PE 5-4628. : 
    FE 5-071.   
  
Forms | 
No 
3 OR 
A-V CEMENT WORK 
ALOYD MONROE. 
f FE 4-6866 
Rompe ar ata ca ATTICS—DORMERS 
tions. Bi ng and widing. Porches 
Sate pote uring November 
Fe PP ad rms 5, MA 5-114 
| Ming TEP tas Come FS Ee | _fieta ti footings. PE 5-0056, 
5 DUG UNDER BU 
__ings. Free estimates. FE 20077:   
ings estimates 2-077, 
BRICK, tga f AND CEMENT. 
Carpenter neral building 
service. FE pert, "   
-| BRICK AND BLOCE LATING. | | Outdoor 2-2936 
| CusToM . eo “Fie . Modernizing 
ier, 
ae Guaranteed work 
ey BLOCK AND 
work, Free estimates. MY 
FE 3-037. 
basement. EM 3-4879. Pi- FE 4-5470. | 
CEMENT | 2-0904 Installed tf desired, fm our service 
; dept. 
F CALL NOW 
  
  rasoans Ph. FE 3 or "OR FE 41515 
3-2000. / C&VTV 
%3.MT. CLEMENS 1 RV 
ort ceten gemee |S SS a |_KastPurnaée Co. PE. §-8670. 
TREE MING AND 3 REMOV. Fix-IT SHOP   
. FE 2-40 
ster Nelson, ve   b= TRIMMING LAND RE eesowat > M HR. TV SERV. 
fee. 1519 Baideicn PE 54-6450. 
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR, AN MA FE 48736. CO! ‘8 
  : KE. NDO' 
| RADIO & TV. 127 8. PARKE ST. 
COPENHAVER'S RADIO | e TV repair, 0¢ W. Huron, Night serv. 
tee calls     
|E lectric—Sew ers Cleaned it. no ™ hour No repul 
mg charge: ¢ chemicauy treated at no 
Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners 
PE 6.1217 ELECTRICAL __ 
SEWER CLEANING | Sinks—Sunday Service, FE ae   
      ILECTRIC MOTOR SER 
bree. & Lene 218 Sr Pane Pike 
  
| Don Meyers.   
| FUCKERS ae a a Fh I poo 
| “Typewriter ‘Service ‘2A 
TYPEWPITERS AnD ADDING MA MA- 
repai! Expert   
  by Dik Troe 
_Teleyision Service 22 ATIENTION 
PICTt U RE. TU BES 
tad $ 6.00 $15 
St ia $10.80 : $17.10 
14°"... . $12.60 20” $18.00 “w”. $14.40 21" $18.90 
= 1 YEAR WARRANTY | 
Metal and electro static tubes, 
slightly extra   
    EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR. soleee Winnifred M. Odgers, 8270 
Canal Rd. Utica, Mich’ REpub- 
ALL r 96.50 Dorothy's. PE 21246. HAYRIDE PARTIES FOOD FURNISHED. FE_2-3231, 
KNAPP SHOES. 
      Cash Wailing 
Ee ae hal 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor — 1704 S, Ms os ge Rd, 
  
FAST ACTION! Rs have the oqstret we have Clark Real Phone FE GOs. Ask for — 
“vor QUICK CASH ie 
Prompt closing. Aa Ask. “ee ter 
WHITE” 
BROS. 
ets — 
    
    
  
  
  Let Us Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
Restore Credit . 
WE ARE NOT A 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS 
$M eee, Oeiinne These“ it WEDDING INVITATIONS, 97.50 pemetend Studio, 18 W. poaren. 
KE BOX Te. 
& Sat. 212 Bt. 
Wed. He Household Goods 27 
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd lots, 
Stor’ a Community 
Bale Phowe OR 3-217 
‘Der ms BUY IT OR AUCTION 
era Oa $2681. 
ont PONTIAC’S LARGEST 
furnttu: faraitare buvers. Cash waiting. 
UGS RIGHT. aril a delight if aeeaad w 
. Easy to use. Waite's UsED J Open   
  
  
stove. 70,000 BTU. 
WANTED: SPINET PIANO. ed   
  
  = ~ a ork 
ene intin and Sup- iy Co, 17 we Law a 
i of TTERS RENTE 
Mitcheli's, 1 13 sON. Saginaw Bt   
U pholstering 2B 
; | DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, MA- "terials, Beadie. FE 5-1927:   
| PLUMBING AND ee i. 
mpton & Son FE 43767 a 
SAN MACHINE 
MANLEY. LEACH, 10 BAGLEY st. | EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- ing. Sits Cooley Lake Rd. EM 
1. Free est % 
THCMAS UPHOLSTERING 34.8 TRLEGRAPH PE seses   
    
WASHING MACHINES AND ane 
  
Furniture Refinishing | 16A 
| REPAIRING ANTIQUES A sPr- 
cialty, PFE 50162. $7332. 
___Laundry Service   
LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- 
fied. Beautifully we | 
    
  
    ms a hea —_ 
p= OPE 41 18 | Pot SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED- is, Your material, PE 5-5797. 
eee FOUND: - REY 
railroad ane ~ 
St. May peck them up 
sown Soeokle tase’ Wicmaee nt yathins | c .. Vicinity * Po TAT SOORT TE | a Geter Waa Sa 1. __3-T036. | LOST: SABLE AND WHITE MALE Landscapin 18A | ‘Collie in vicinity of T: 7 api Ls MUlberry 9-29 1 ward. — 
  
      BULL SMALL OR LAROE | LOST YOUR ? 
ea gre one @ home? FE 54-8290, 
'G. YARD LEVELING AND Michigan Animal Rescue League. 
back filling. PE 5-3582. Lost. @ Mos. OLD HOUND. 
bis nh agin aE MARION)! Brown, biack and white. Vic. and Clover. Sod debvened. Omar St. FE 5-4079. . | 
FE re ben LOST: LADY'S GOLD WATCH ON 
TREE FL s ANTING AND REMOV- Pourta — att, a ls Lu. er 
ian’ Cons pean Beware. _   
0 | ‘Moving & & : Trucking “19, PRA 
‘ASHES & RUBBISH Saaiing. bg Pomsuee LIGHT | 
y. 160) 
  5-3571_ any time.   
CEMENT at BLOCK 
"te servic: Tes 5 the 4 Quick @. .Weather- 
i ret + 
20% 
DISCOUNT >   
    
DRIVING LESSONS. PONTIAC 
Drivers ) reming. e. eves, and 
NERS PIA NB IN | 
my home OR 3-2667. | 
Work Wanted Male 10) SARA AA EE FEDAAS 
At CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND floor tile oso FE 5-8054. "| BLOCK, & CEMENT WORK chimneys & Fireplaces bullt. 
iain aerate an BOY 18 WANTS TO DRIVE CARS to_different states. FE 44617. “NEW AND $4210. ITER AND C.   
    NOVEMBER | On all modernization alterations, | 
kitchen, bath, siding, roofing, gen- 
  
ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED 
Ed Murray, me xl 
NG 
esidential and Commer: al, ti- 
eeneen and bonded FE 44500 
__ After 6 R.LAYING. 
FLOOR LA iG, SANDING AND | 
finishing. ears experience. 
Modern on Saskont, Oust, work. 
Free estimates. Jobn Taylor, OR 
    TRUCKS TRACTORS 
AND EQU 
“iM Tom Puta 1% Ton Stake FE 
FORD MOVING | ae Distance—PE_2-878?. 
ise HAUL OF ALL DS. 
PE 21548. 
oe: on ees AS ad rT 
    ERATORS CLEANED, ASH IN INCIN 4 _ ore rubbish hauled. Clean wp. 
O'DELL CARTAGE _ —_— — ang Dea Moving. 
‘Trucks to Rent   
  
and Dump Trucks 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co, 
Open Daily a ose pag sunday 
REDUCED RATES Larce van_to serve you. Smith 
_ Moving FE 4-4064. 
VET WITH 2 TON  stgee Ke TRUCE 
want« hauling. 
Painting & Decorating 20   
  
  
  
  
DON’T WISH FOR 
MONEY! Make it easily 
sell, rent, OLD Hi “Grows,* “— ‘and white Oe. 
Omar St. FE 5-407 
PARAKEET 1 wi ag A 4 FRIDAY 
| ah. 
rae Rr yeO IE am STRAYED fen 
eo eouned teh ews A % a 
Sunes Hgts. an 
pak ARAKEET. 
OTN DA PIER ROON. 
SExE Pusat CALE Y AND 
OMAR, 4-6681. 
a COON 
of Oakwood 
“ioe the Sth of 
November, Call telephone No, on 
collar 
LOCT: RED BONE HOUND FE- poor Very timid. FE 5-0682. Re- 
  
LOST: LARGE ae AND TAN 
male hound, cinity of GM 
Proving Sedans. rE ‘0012. 
Lost. WEIMARANER PUPPY, 4 . old, Grey-beige, with small 
spot on chest, Vicinity of 
ery BOXER, 
wie Fe 
  
BLACK COON 
"round in the cin of Oak Wood 
ind Baldwin. Lost the sth aS <r | FOUND. MALE ENGLISH SET.   
| If you Nave anything for sale 
| end want prompt, courteous serv- 
ice and the highest price in 
cash, eail— 
|OAKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST 
USED FURNITURE BUYER. 
FE 23-2006   
__Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 SOPLL LPL LL 
QUANTITY. woes gp GORNSTALES. 
to 
H.'P. Button, ‘phone M 
WTD_ TO RENT: GARAGE IN OR ag | Bead at ew   
  WTD. ee | HEATING stove, 70.000 BTU. oy 
___Money Wanted BA NPIL LI AINE   
———— UARD NEEDS 
finish om ‘Goan be =. Non. 
= ¢ 6 per cent. 
NEED $6,000. r= eam $100 
monthly at 6 per cent int, ite 
Box rd Pontiac Press. 
URGENTL , $10,000 
» $15,000 to invest in business 
- ing $100,000 per year, 
po _— a 
Footine “ioe : 
___._ Wanted to Rent 29 
, UN- t month. Write 
ae .   
Good references. area. Reply Box So. 
LE COUPLE W WOULD 
room home im Roches. 
ter, —, = vicinity. Rea. 
oo Press Box 
WORKING MOTHER AND © YHAR- 
pe BE, desire § unfurn, near 
sy Wisner district, Fx 
sous ane 
YOUNG CONTRA bee LD 
oe fatahe of waned Laxe 7 ¥ ie. sar 
round, Cait +3526, - 
SMALL SPACE with fest — 
Reasonal es inity * Pontiac 
Rochester, weon, yal Oak 
Mail replies to bot 7 Pontiac 
SMALL EFFICIENCY APT. PVT. 
bath for single a. Mitinery 
~ dept, manager at Wi Phone 
  b Call telephone Sine vember. 
on collar. ‘ 
through Classified Ads. To/<2 
    San swap, : aire, 
  %, Gal Enee 
    Share Living Quarters 30 
      
          
          
  ~ tract, 
\7 N. Ba) 
WANTED FURNITURE| 
jus 6 per cent in- 
Mrs. Singer eves. Pontiee Hotel, | 
FE 54-6171. 
    HJ. 3-1355. Mr.   
                  
  Fy ‘aD 
| GREENTAKE OFFICE EN LAKE OFFI 
Ni AN 
a 1 WOodward 54-7 fags here 
      
vy 4 vail. 
Pa Nov, aes eee ro ast 
a Nahai 
200MS    
7 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATE, Ea ed adults, PE 2-164.     
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE 
"Okie soo Comme, 
R. F. McKINNEY _ UNiv, 1-578 
SOLD - 
-or Not Sold. Wf your property isn't sold yet, 
T's b it Beant been lated   
  Se4 8. Senterd = 5-6T20 
Birmingham Child Care | Phone. Babysitters and actical nurses 
eveilable in . MI 4-4650. 
HOUSEWIVES: HELP WITH 
Saat Rin AE gh A eat ae AND = Nov. not be sO. 
any ae ; tracted by any other Major 4 : AN aioe dolne. 361 Rockwell) Ave., LAND 
‘ON A i “herb, Weetwittae bere CONTRACTS spons ” any debts con! t- . 
ed ‘by other « th ; 41° 
Donald N ae 1045 an rel RIGHT __Pontiac. Mich rar 
ON AND APTER THIS DATE | AWAY |, November 7, 1955. I w = 
foacerne 3 for - anv (AND 50 MORE NEXT MONTH) ected by any other may myselt. 
Elisabet” Melntoct, 1087 LaSalle | we wil} give & quick cash offer, 
‘ON ; DA Bari nettle ong pe Het 
Novem 11, 1965, I will not be| call TODAY. Free esti the. 
ee Nicholie & H C en a : : icholie & Harger Co. 
malice | 32 murano. Pe 
bp 2 a1 88, bigs! yo CASH coe , = ey Be i for. and contracts, 
self abort RT cal IVAN W 
SCHRAM . 
PAY id Ea a a E - 
11 Sestya — ~~" a i IF SO ve Ri Estate Exc’ e 
‘ TO GET MOST bi 
VanWeit eo Dixie Hwy. 
‘OUR 
land contract or equity in your 
home 
K. L. Temp! 333 Orchard eton, Realtor Leke Ra PE 4-456) 
WE 
at our disposal. seasond HAVE 
to purchase new 
contracts for. 
poe clients. See me preee. you 
il. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. 
To Buy-To Sell~To Insure 
‘MAHAN 
1075 W. Huron vet = neat motte Exchange 
Ph. FE   
ACTION! om the sale of 
for she whet wo ate look 
we will buy them or im 
ace them for you within 24 
See 
ice you are 
tract too large for the fast serv 
for, No con 
or too small, 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor w Street. Ph. FP 4-165 
eve. till 8:26 
  
5% MORTGAGES ON FARMS OR 
aere W... - 
No Sp B.D. CHAR 
PAPE. toe: Eve. FE Seal ——- from 
100 frontage. 
Fy oe 
  
Wanted Real Estate 32A   
Selling Your Home? We have customers 
Russell Young! * REALTOR oO * 
GB we Huron st. Pe Saaas CASH 48 HOURS 
FOR YOUR HOME 
JM WRIGHT, Realtor Oakland Ave 
rative Re aj Estate enemas   
TRADES—TRADES We are —- 
pemes. farms, lak 
ae 
rties 
De oun Sel ane ated Gall for 
eggetimen op 
: you,ou hon Pg OE of eee 
pete 
DORRIS & SON | EAL +1887 
= jonneon Tat ® Tae Rag ec ‘to sold 
ball ent of our listi 
and { ore “dn 7 need ot all types of y to sell. Por 
quick and cow action call 
* Office Open #-8 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. ae Ih Rd. 
  
Mahan Has Bu YOU WANT 
The demand is 
is ex 
day to" list your’ property. 
        mee so te will be satis- a 
We handle all details for fi- 
and » Call 
   
      Potent ne as Fa 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor |* 
29 W_ Huron FE 27631 OF 93938 
ane CASH. Miso 
TOMERS = Car FE asi 
fied Ads: Cal E 28181. 
\ 
ult !   “WHITE 
BROS. S660 Dixie Hwy, . 
Phone OR }3-1872 or On 5-1760 
_Rent Apts. Furnished 33 1 ROOM APT, BL 4 BATH   
  
    
7 ROOMS SMALL BABY WEL~ come 4 8. Johnson. 
7 RMS, ND ey FURN APT 
Vuiitien fara. 238 Orchard Lake   * yh 33500 JESSIE ° 
. compte iy rete nredecordt utilities | 
a ssn Milford, Milford, 
Soeuet ee ae 
—", ea BATH. 
. option 
MODERN, WEAR ° raat PE Wisner schools, OR   
RMINGHAM. 3 
a 885, MArket 4-2366, 
BEAUTIFUL B 
‘on lake front. 
peneta 
University 3 38813 
EAST SIDE NEA oS 
incheding eat, 300% 4 
—EMpire 3-432 
FR. -ANKLIN A APTS. 
ae ae 
"kG. HEM PSTEAD 102 KE. Huron - 
GOD RENTALS AVATLABLE 
view ¥OoeRa 
15 mins. from 
= ——t,, rete of 
  
  APT. OUTSIDE EN- _ trance Utilities furn, OR 3-1575. 
ae LARGE ROOMS IN BO! ROOMS IN PONTIAC. OR 3-1435.   
    
JRO ROOMS AND BATH.~ ADULTS. 
covets e En oll oe preferred, Ap- 
he a APE. $s COUP = 
floor eas redeco: 
on or drinkers. 
and § evenings 
.. a es 
3 weryining_ture APT. re bie 
wey BATH, T. EN- 
trance. ae only wear i Fisher 
: uire 100 Dresden. 
3 ROOM. PVT. ENTRANCE. 
» ee! 1 hres ore at 
y ROOMS W RICELY FORN. WEAR 
> ne. — working girls. ry" eounle 
» between 
~ $-0400. 
CENTRAL Couple only. FE 46437 
Bm. 
  
  
    gen! 
CLEAN 2 ROOM FORMS 
apt. Private entrance, shower and 
tool, Call between 12 and 6 
GROUND FLOOR. Gas Ae T. 
-Private entrance and Nea 
‘Working couple. N.   
low Motel, 3400 
—, mg TERRACE, THREE 
hg rivate entrance, 
roaien f heat, 3 
Rd, MU 4-2363. East Highiand 
mice 3 ice 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENT. | 
len or couple. 
REFINED LADY, 2 ROOMS AND 
bath at Dw 
WATE A 
entrance. 137 Pereéate. 
“| eres STUDIO. “APT. PT. 
& oo hee Gilet sorting “ule 
a alleen salle Pont, 1 or 2_men, MY 35-3202. 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34   
               
         
     
        
   
            
WM, H. KNUDSEN F ROOM AND Rane Oa fe 
  NEW HEATED Art. 5 
first floor, on M 
land Rd M_3-2456 or M’ 
Ficutaal 
  
  Tel-Muron shopping '. 
as ee bath, auto. ew % hat, water rate base- 
  
Rent He Houses Furnished 35 
2 suceaoas MNT ge LAR ‘. 
. Auto, water 
req’ 
. — round ae Electric aA 
ee a Lake Orion. Call Sat. and x MY 2-6032. 
  
  
¥. 
Automatic oi] heat. Near 
TOwnsend 17-7454, . Lake Ra. 
LAKE FRONT HOME. CLEAN ang tn f00d condition = < — furnished, 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor. 24 W. a 
vee. 
Next to the Consumers Power 
AR OR_3-0138. 
  "Pontiac Bang 
  a. meee, 3 aK 
Cousie preferred, 0 8 me. ® Ey Avail- 
   
   
       Wribone. Partna 
  YOUR ‘LIFE'S MADE EASIER through Classi fied Ads. To solve 
day problems quick y, dial 
FE 28181. *   
    ” me _ _ DON'T PASS UP 
| MONEY! Sell unneeded 
belo sings for cash 
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    __Fer_ Sale Houses a   
  
good sto 8 rate 
ment. hear Rochester biack Fond. Only 7 antes — a, * oy ‘e, ’ . Bag 
L&ROE 3) ROOM HOUSE us le ‘iidren : i 
Bess om tee cmelione. yy 
  ra. Retsronces 
m ae front. 2-car garage OR 
CE 7" 
Por wqmane: HOME 
  WATKINS 
   RD a 3 bedrooms, at 
5 sere eee 
PARTLY FUR NisieD © ROOMS Rosa | 
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, $75 sty . w 
sepaPmn oo oe He ‘T BUS STOP. CLEAN 
room. 5 A 
  
ROOM 
yw ty Haul, AVAILABLE AT Bt. 1 block Call cen 8 
} , TWIN BEDS. GOOD 
— = ogg wo. 
FOOR BODES “TO ae 
21 " +1975. 
HOME rv ME MEALS, SPOTLESS- 
ly rooms 4 Matthews. FE 
5-097. 
rE 3003. 
Y WORKER Se VT. ROOM. 
AND BOARD. ¥ CHAR. | 
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    EMPSTEAD . Reeve ony ie, oll | 
LT, sale. 
G ill. ES REALTY CO. 
ome rE. 56-6175 
J” BEDROOM HOME 
jp Low down ar hoe n payment ore 
STOUT |x Best Buys | MAY BE YOUR own E WIFE YOU SA 
   
   
: HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2.0474, 
Co-operative Real Rovhie’ Buchange IMMEDIA’ ‘ON BRICK 
  
  
  HOME AND SHOP 
at a Pg og and » Welding, 
or 
fortable 
home, With 
& full aa- 
ae   WARD E. PARTRIDGE. 
REALTOR FE 28316. 43'W. Huron St. Open eve. 7 wo ¥ 
  
  
        
  
» Today 
“alt AK EFRON r     
Then settle tn this cute 2 bed: located - 
east of Pontine, With full basement, oil furnace, elec- 
lovely % core fot. Ons tine and plastered walls out and e. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Saginaw Gt. Ph. PE 6-ei65 
Eves, Til 8:30 
  LAND, t. Call Romeo 
  
  TRIPP   
     
   
   
    
      
              
   
  ae Hills 
West Side 
:| Full Price $8,950 
bedrooms, ail on Pal bath, jetee une 
e 
wis eslie R. Tripp, Realtor - 
FE“ Saudi or aa 
  
  im I 
auto base and mon water, nice 
ran frame with lots of ex- 
tras to make living Ex. 
ee < 
gang oe aS, "= George R. Irwin 
Soathenat Section Near OMC & Baldwm Ripper 
6 réom he 
  
Lovely brick ranch home, 6 ere dU o ies fom, 
for aad. a, tle Bath, 
Convenient senses © stores. Lake priv. $3,500 down. 
COLO ©. AILLS 7 
‘e have §: ae 
  
tee 
   rage, large jot, oa 
appreciated, 
  SYLVAN LAKE 
latte 6 
ro pe ae 
oa breakfast. and fire- _Ddlace. FE 32-8408. 
erick rAncH Outstanding 6 room. e - 
tes Endati ae = re tull — 
ag 
be storms & screens, Terths. 
Cass Lake Area 
fie viens or quick, one. 
3 Bedrm. Ranch Type 
  
    
HURON GAR DENS 
Nice clean 2 
built in 147. , yd 
dition with large itv Soom, one 
basement. . xt 4 * 
$0,000 with terms. 
CITY HOME 
  
A HOME OF YOUR OWN . 
Suburban—West 
Lake ake Angelus W: Waterfront 4 
ire Ps. 1 -win dow you bow 00 be 
~N NICHOLIE AND HARGER Oo 33_W. 1_W. Huron &% 
BULLS-EYES SPI SPECIAL | 
oO 
tL MAY DART REAL eer hee 4 ROOM HOUSE IN KEBGO BY 
er. Priced for- sale. 
$3970. before 5: 
NEW 2 BEDROOM 
FHA HOMES * 
i Pontiac funtor high ol, sive 8 many other out- 
from i'p.im, DIRECTI ‘4 downtown ag a 
to m 
PEARL BUILDING CO. FE $7923   
eP ay 
     
    
    
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BY OWNER 
  
  Close to Jostyn Road ag? home 
West Suburban g Og from Pontiac on 
i care bedrooms, ‘ei 
© garage. 
me missed this at $11,600, s. 
Ideal for Children 
ard on a dead K--4 ile if ii £8 
Home Bailt in 1951 a 
i] a = 
  Ad ‘number 
ei ! 
4 
    area is the é MODEST MAIDENS. 
  
  
      
      Say AN mm sentee 
“Don’t worry about it! I know the best looking fi By Jay Alan | ~~~. 
  . Priced at only 8.850, I. 
eo qe Lavender - 3140 __ Pea   
SYLVAN LAKE rx has severa] new |- 
— = ooded 
Pe a ooh rea] plaster, real ceramic | Warwick 
bedroom w 
road with beautiful 
—. masaive briek 
replace, with built in oven ishwasher family Large These homes really prem 
and sold by a builder 
30 years experience. They 
i, §68 heat, 
erete driveway 
wate, Lots 84 
blocks, from City my 
memes, beach. Just nor Mid- 
le be’ Orchard Li ke road. Cae ' , or 
for a intment 
Open Sunday i 6. Price 
$23,500 up. ‘Immediate DOssession. 
BUILD NOW reinforced cost: 
city somer~ ad | " wide + 
aited 
  FE LOVELAN Dp 188 Cass 
fasts   
E PEOPLE WANTED. ame 
HOME LOVER, WANTED to live ‘Charles WANTED who wants 
== live in a 3 room good quall- 
ty nearly new rancher with, full 
speemem: and 2 car garage on a 
‘= * gtade subdi- 
vision. sit brs with FHA 
terms sony beautiful custom 
built 4 hom 
ant a three bedroom brick 
ut garden or big lawn. to boueee 
with. Auto 
Full basement. $7,150 down, matic gas, hot water 
with $1,850 
luxuriously in a 3 bedroom brick 
rancher. close to Sylvan Lake. 
Full basement, of] heat, electric 
hot water. 100 it. lot. $18,750 
INCOME BUYER WANTED. for 4 
apartments, Nice suburban setting 
on line, $27,500. « 
    Lake Rd., bad 2 mes ry    
    
  
__For Sale Houses 43) 
ONE LEFT feet ranch type shell 
.. eree living 
t. good loca 
ONE LEFT- 768 sq mame fost. i ~ constructed 
E.G. Wood Co, putas OR mt 
on ot 
  | First Offering 
New Brick-Ranch 
CHEROKEE HILLS custom 
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11,800 with $3,300 down. Payment than reat. 
"WM. A. 
KENNEDY REALTORS 
OPEN os Tit 
$4,500 CASH Neat 4 room with basement. Oi) 
beat, 3 lots. | 
WEST SUBURBAN raneb +3560 
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lust be seen. 
be aely bedroom 
ay: oo ponte 
INCOME 
beBiat San Seats, Ba price ‘ 
SMALL FARM 
LAPEER ‘ * 
12 room home with ail 
suitable for sede! oro & 
foe oh acres a end. 
$22,000 terms. 
26 ACRES - N 
5 rm. house, full basement. | oon 
front on Eddy Lake, $3000 down 
Ridgeway beat, 
    REALTOR 
Co-op Real Estate Exchange 
$500 DOWN New 3 bedroom heer ne —_ — 
ment, Interior 
__location, large let oR shee 
Re NEW 4 ROOM HOUSE, FULL 
waterford basement, 
= to be done, 
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 
" PHONE OR 3 1268 
OL D AGE INSURANCE area. Some 
Only 9400 
oa deed to good, 4 room 
e with ent, auto 
oil furnace atid en 
Present rent will take care of 
ayments, taxes insuranc 
— Sat 
WELL Sc LUDED 
IN 4% ACRE WOODS | yey attractive ~—. bedroom bunga- 
with attac goreae 
circle ate gem living 
2ix19 picture 
po po WW... g Ceramic 
tom 7 seek snes | tran. quillty, Joa ‘wl will ~_ ee this 
GIROUX & FRANKS GENERAL REAL usta 
4295 Dixie H 6 E. 
“Open until fiunday 2 t0 8 pam. 
KNUDSEN : Wiens: x fo 
Castostone Veneer : 3 bedroom 
with is on first 
Good basement. 
nace 
session, 
    For Sale Houses — 
Indian Village 
4 BEDROOM BRICK Owner offers ‘41 bungalow. 
rooms, tile do 
" Price Only $15.5 5,500   
  
2:TILL 5 
122 NORTH JOHNSON 
a 2 yee family Some 
ir 
been and is sacrificing et only $11,950. 
lg Ree 
to ‘chee ~~ 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
oe. ee ai 
TEMPLETON CRESCENT LAKE   
  
  Woodward Estates 
“/ "BUD" 
Eve..Mrs. Kelchner 
    ain for you See thiy com- 
bedroom Ist floor ranch 
  - with "300 Gown, $55 per m 
HURON GARDENS 
CLOSE IN 
    
$00 down. K. L. Templeton, ‘Reaitor 
eit ap ane. Call FE or OR 3-1708.   
* 
Birmingham OLDER nous 
er ay ae ing. Convenient Riga ee toca. 
ae a, eesenaat bee See ‘without “aciay! 
Benjamin and 
Stephens, Inc. Midwest 4-3232 werd, Birming Togs 
oN SAM Te 8 Pil 
HAYDEN ediate NORTH SUBURBAN. Inmet _   
room home ee i tdihns Basement, Buil 
1955. Some ing y' $7,500 low down payment 
3 Possession in 10 
- , separa bmn vaeee convenient kitchen 
garage. 2 roma Laree, otk frese for . trees, shade, 
berries, fenced yard. 5.300, terms 
OPEN DAILY 2 to 6 P.M. $950 DOWN See what $7,000 will buy. A new bedroom home ody insulated. 
Excel Lak Pic- 
with wood 
mica countertop, Bath. on terend 
Choice of 4 elevations. ye out 
].C HAYDEN, Realtor . Walton Open Eves. FE 8-0441 
SUBURBAN BUYS 
Lake Privileges 
Large Country Home 
“bea: 
mater 
beat, 1% bathe, he 
tage, Sey Gan on terms, 
C. Schuet |   102_ FE. Huron 
= Johnson | in Ww.   
was heat and hot water. - ribbgn 
drive, enclosed rear vard. Of- 
fered at $11,800, be sure you see, 
tt today. ; 
story frame home 
automatic 
, shown me appowtment 
oN ICHOLIE and tmsurance “ real estate 
49 Mt. Clemens &t FE T1201 
CLARKSTON. SME This Mewlgs oendy sd rge —— 
Gassaven bath = 
~~ FLOE wen RIDA HOM 
ey Se o> Near besten 
LOVELAN D yep Ouse la Rd., Ke Harbor ke oer ets 6-1661 
* JUDAR LAKE This jofee | rick 6 house 
with agg t nideal for 
comery wants 
—— of Rede at 31300 ‘des down, 
HURON GARDENS 
$750 DOWN pees eaaies 4 — and bath 
- We ‘el Huron Shopping* 
Center, Carpeting included   
      $30 MONTH Is the payment on this 3 room | 
© mm om one ac 
Koade 0 title work. Outeid HY 
aw WwW RIGHT, Realtor | 
5-0441 rE So-operetive Reni Estate Ex 
ee CEDARDALE - * § rooms and bath, Pull basement, 
eas heat, 2 car gara, ved | 
street” Recently decora’ Nice 
oak floors. This an ky 
for _——s : family to get a 
Well located home, 800, 
win $1,800 a Shown by ap _“ 
    potntment 
K. G. HEMPSTEAD 
  
FOR BETTER MOMES 
8, Call now on this one. 
Sag my t+ Bee me tty yer 
4 8 room, just or voles your 
side oe P out. Incom, 
Near the pee line te 
one 
Call Semedeie 
SOLD 
in Hickory Knolls 2 
room homes nearly 
completed, Priced for a comand 
tive market. Buy now and se ect 
your colors 
Evenings after 6 call Mr. Heath- 
erington. FE 54-5362 
OFFICE OPEN 6-6 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   
=| GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS NORTH. SIDE 
antes. RANCH 
tn Of 
  
any other at 4,750 with . Tats TODAY. 
          ——— 
SELLING F EQUITY 1 IN 
house. FE   
: Independence Twp. This new 4% ype home. 
Is this nice 4 room story 2 
win an large eee’ ooh Bie! 
Sian gre000. gu600 Drayton Plains this one — § room, 
Hae: bung: MEY Sitoten bal e 
walls. Carpe tp the living rm. 
Priced to sell at #10000 cash to 
W Watiens Pontiac Estates 
INC. 42% Dixie Hey Drayton Plains OR 3-2361— Sundays 
croveraure Real nate Rashane BY OWNER 
bye a fans, Pitot anes 
maicume gg cellinas. ma. ot 
  pes 
te eee 
a Sac So ete? os, 
sts Polit io ar ae       
SHELL HOUSE | On your free-and clear lot 
low as $445 down 3 plans ¢hoose from 
NICHOL. IE & epee As 
to 
oKRR? Tote SANT ns © ~+ 
Us A heme” 
to own Spee ca mould ge 
five am kitchen wi ft in oven am 
and «rill bea Passoment with ol) ac. heat, 3 ly bedrooms. 
attached. brick garaxe and lot 7on200 nicely landscaped with 
paiva ones e fhe nome 
_ muirvs to | ree | peo 
uk ae arram earene an Anc 
school 
(ae AGANT RANCH HOME attic 
oe oe workshop and i-— hot ~ dl to 
  
bata” ond atumthien” storm - a .— eee Lot 100x140. 
iene Bea tm our w tected, rtord . 2 : 48 In our weil 1 restric - Wotertora B..D. CHARLES, Realtor ea. 
; erm heme our i or ‘yours, FE 40521 : 
ilet 171? 8. raph — a = . 
HERBERT C. DAVIS | Goeperative Went Bats 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. : n WE WILL BUTLD on YOUR LOT 
) Third St 40x22, 3 bedroom shell house. . 
Gort —pou—$4-245 $110 down, — $45 pur the moment, 
Convenientiy located north mo. See our model For adds you'll be quick to decide | Wy ome, sparkling clean! tonal information the tremendous velue 43 with wal to wall carpeting fered im this 3 bedroom 
| lovely bedrooms with gleaming ch home near Drayton, - oak floors downstairs large un- “orse Ot heat, large lot, even the. 
finisheg upstairs tor tuture .bed- carpeting a! drapes are 
room. full bath eating space in soi Ra pean at $10,600. Small 
kitchen, full basement, autom atic down ‘payment to GT 
These 
—% wieteed ree rene yard. 
{Homes 
screens, Paved 
Only $13,500. Takes 
$3,000 down to qualified 
buyer. F 
Kampsen Realtors — 
  
soa 
THETA MM EL $750 DOWN pue Largp hich dedroom 
aka $7,000, Giz 
TOO CROWDED? 
peg a fh 4 4 
Has country bitches Pies Guame toom, 1% Basement. 
  
  
  
9 ig COLOATE 
erm me wok to OF: 
FE 22163 or FE 54-3578 
ith plenty water. Haven Fsiates near Rochester. By we 
  
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tiie teed vai eet "hes Teese arce ely 
i ke iain oe oll ~ gt he - bute. 
atic hot water. tile ba wood 
rare, —. wals and weak 
or take car as 
a tae WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON 
REA PE 4.1557 | 
cecal ative Real Bom ‘Estate » Exchange | 
DRAYTON 
WOODS $16,500 room ranch type. 8) ti} 
foyer. ret’ ,latae plan ad | ge i eda fireplace, opens 
room   
: bedrooms. Ceramic tile bath has saeeine Wines one ings encloned. ta tub Pa 
tric water heate: is 
fears ieee trees. a panes sea bast an 
aioe to morte ~~ aualonas ue 
HOLMES- 
page   
  “en, pene OUR SPECIALS 3 OOM 
and 
ble frame home with 
shed mostly n 
Mas convenen' 
a 
and ‘eation roo 
for weation “and pr priced at $1 
-cash to mo 
block STAR * nome 
24x36 cinder shell on 
ft. lot. In fine a “Sree. 
West side Cass Lak rice 
$4,000, $1,000 will handle dows 
EMBREE & GREGG . 1565 Union EM 
eo ae Take VILLAGE 
Eves, EM 3-3197 or EM   
2BEDROOMS Full beth, OU ‘urnece, Laund 
tubs. 1\% car garage. Lot 54 2 1 
foe and Psion $1763 down, 
5 per cent ract 
ik RAILER DOWN For equity on this one, or would’ 
foro = little monev and 855 om 
“CUCKLER REALTY 236 N. Saginaw 
    
ST. $1,500 POS- 
SESSION. OR eee 
BUILD NOW 
Will build on vend lot, 3 bedroom 
brick home. Automatic heat 
hog water, me s =. 
basement, 
tached ROOMS AN NO _SAT MODERN HOME SUBDIVISION, 54 G. DN. IMMEDIATE 346835.   
     
         
     
        
    
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  __For Sale Houses _ 43) For Sale Lake Property 44| SLICE OF HAM 
"eian ares, ‘priced for quick sale. “gure 
GEO. MARBLE. Realtor|  Ssatlecg 
      . |, 6261 Andersonville Rd, . Panoramic views. A 
an Waterford etnar pester a 
        
    
    
  
  
  Phone OR .3-1268 Ful price. 817000 ‘wih 8/7 BEDROOM SHELL HOME GOOD call ‘ Aple ~ ea AUL * location. Private owner. FE A. -. . Tis N. 
aliens eee Ege" : 3 ie sown ighest Offer . 7 : - payment. Take over pay- ; \ 
A a eS | o Fite tol feom home. Alumionm ‘storm | {00U. diming recs. Ay we » E. ans . i vt, ok docts. Row auto. lates sinseed in bore. / : Lae LY 
and refrigerator! City water, ses Ee ied food beach. Priced |§ bd te Ds iia ~ LOANS ‘O $500 
| $00 DOWN | petee ee : | HOUSEHOLD FIANCE | Mogern 3 bedroom nome, complete | COF Sale Resort Prop. 44A CORP. OF PONTIAC - ner lot. NEW CABIN 3% 8. St. PE 40535 
+ ened BROWN “Need $500 pied ante ul “ub Sl;| Petal te tran cs eat coe vie C’PANGUS" "1919 M-15| fax ‘ant “baiting”bosek ae. wit force * Fh, Ortenvilie 133 collect. Call’ MA 5-4216 after 4 p.m. SERVICE? 
Then Home ~ as the place 
Ko, ote nine te or e . 4 = A ~ 4 8. FE 2-523 
SALE: COTTAGE AT UNI q * SS & antenna . Late. To be moved off property, | -». & & a TV kit. $9.05. 
a ear ‘round construction. Very f 4 GS turuare or and . reasonable for quick sale. Must fs . FA @ repayment plan to your Cor. ye accept be moved for new construction. | “ PB) Gate — ae a needs, Friendly ie service GooD 
: a ay “ 4 ere, 
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a .   
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eo. pa Ree tae “odern Thanksgiving’s Earl — Ph. FE 5-8121 3 Slats pete cere | Rane? meric! cot =n 3 o : — nouns Full e itehen, utility room tile TH 1e SA = ae a 
“| pens, PRICE, $3700 , Schon Priced at fant _ Home uto BED. SPRINGS, VANITY, #5 
barge, living ‘room. nine? Foo. on G1) Finsncmes For Sale Farms —_ 48 Business Opportunities 51/] Oc Compan yi a oe oF 
w, Tar ae flee’ room Roger B. T ‘ BULLDOZER, 3. TRUCKS. FORD | Hours: # to 8: baturday 9 to 1 br eae BT teceeeraiaens LAR iC rooms. Auto gas water heat- oger B. Henry Inc. | ee frac — and front-end loader. | 407 Community Nat'l Bank Bldm. | — 00 00 eA m, reasonable er, wired - for ‘electric $11 Main St. Rochester LAPEER COUNTY Big for cash and terms 7 CROSLEY ELECTRIC RANGE, . Graze neat ao craage.| | SU Main Gt. Rothoster J } on same. Call bet. 7 and # p.m. WHEN YOU. NEED. 40" “deluxe ort washer, ety emg, Pree 
. Sale — 120 fertile acres with mod-. | SRAND NEW CRANE AND J SET : ‘tate model. $49, MY 3-37i1. : ‘ a chance on draw : 
per| STARTER HOME, $950 Down. 2 cae eee peor te ¢ro T room home, goed 26s *pennel for pouring concrete $25 to $500 BUNGAN Payee —wanogaN®| ‘Save On Unfinished Soh queehens, One on ae bedrooms, living toom. combined | LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVI-| ions,” large vn fan walls, Call LI 5-8660. dining room table and 6 chairs, Furniture—Bedding Dai Bul's Outpost, 3265 Dixie ‘ 
Renee, | oe Gerace) Efe cece ke |Rirce oem ame| Se ws 8 we ree decree tro 32 laze ieee ee Saas aH) Geer eile Sect | Sete pith eure Mi | Het Bei wal Sos] faryseeg™ Oe ig 5 5 * . ‘ m y < with your money problems, . . r "50 ehard Lake Ave. 
= “ _ yivan access to main highway” tinh | NCAN \ ‘ ‘90 | CLOTHES DRYER, GAS : 
—_— CLARK REAL ESTATE to sell at #18.000 with ferme: yi iWOc Sect, desk & cabinet. Gas range, | § 1g Ap ag --- 2100, DOWN — West, side. 3 464 Realt NORTHWOODS | . 4, TStitey | Child's ehifforobe.....- «+ +-$25.05 | y erate scratched : 
it bas y he FE pied —— pene y Edw, M. Stout, Real A modern restaurant, fully a Ey Ree. | Roll-a-way bed’ "1628.08 | yalue. Michigan F : 
Sy room, a s gcroeme. , Lg Estate Fe mes 7 or bipocamene RD. |r. seginew Bt. _ ye nite Tien. 'on pavement, + come t02 FINANCE CO. SOOT EAN — GAGE aEATER Sanday ae Mavertrens RE CHROME DINETTE: SETS, AS yard, pay . — Open : ear Mio. Heart —102_Pontieg State Bank Bigg. ve. 
Etepicat Saat Eade Ssasi = mar Teams Lane paryE| ‘Sater "To"Tpim | fog tea heat geet | Mortgage Loans 4 pivensGnt"" monies: tno |" mimnom Lae ha. FE oot | Eerste heey ' : —leges,_Crescent Lake. PE 2-0033. Elwood, Realtor, FE 5-1204. stains somareacecenaad (anal boy chair, fireplace| . ees dels. Fa ake, for $22,500 HOME AND BUSINESS —14 K ; LOCATION FIRST | 7 AcRESONLY jweursracans |GROCERY POR aALE com | | _Sereen, 1000 James PE S101. tops, sil papular colors. Come i, 
Walton nd, Watertona. room Near Rochester on Adams nd. | Sear Penton uhton. 208 ‘heres, | plete, ti,0s0, FR esos. * "| LOANS $600 to $1,500 | DAVENFowr For saieiix Goop |" “Used Trade-in Dept. sags| Sf, these exthordinary, ‘arenins modern = ce 2 le on cw od _ -- . : F pemeserereen : | Tetevislomn set ... “Gens ate . ' Fluorescent, Orchard 
eet bist tig and’ site's] Retahhed ma aone | fSEds Suton ae, 6.060 a | —Dsen S Seae i Wueree.| SERVICE STATION | LE SMonP®D%tn SS | SURCTROLUX YACUUM GLEAN: | Erving catigt 0 Bites | _Late five p ae th “Sor Tull partt:| NEAR WASHINGTON JR—-Reaty| FRANK SHEPARD _ | £all Rutledge. OR 31111, PE 40003. Oskiand County. _ Proctor toaster. FE i "| Davenport and chair ........$20.50 CLOSE OUT ‘ om Hoyt, FE) fine 2-bedrm. home. Large car- = a ee RED HOT SERVICE STATION | 2. For home additiong or ELECTRIC STOVE Coal cea naan Sea, $30.96 outs: birch doors, 
Soe beted living rm. fireviace. mod. | —————____O&_1-7511 _- | Sale Business Property 49, {7 %m, czcellent lease and lece- | improvements. Con'd. 405 N. Eplece dining room sulle... $40.50| Grade ond Comd. ern kitchen with tied features. | 2 ACRES, $15 MONTH. OWNER | wet OPeTeY 49) tion, 935200 Mt. additional com-| 3. or enclose | mh Cone SS rere? | Studio couch nenee esse: oa es | 1000 DOWN Lovely two bedroom)  Drvaxfast, nso. ,enclored P. 0. Box 535, Pontiac. MODERN MASONRY BUILDIno. | Mois, Rroperty Dow used as | house y ~y ee eg PO me ye TE dinette ‘set. $60.50 wholes less % 4x8 ver a © Basement Eas, bgak fsitshed LOT ts Tate EEA CH ADOLE | Approximately 1000 ft. {io0r| business and equipment. “ home. | Seats Sunble bet, 08. 3 ota THOMAS ECONOMY — By. me 8 Peune Berd : 
x 10 Biot. Only 3 west| Sith shade trees and eaceee | 08 EM 33440. Large og » On cctens mortgages. SALE. 4 ROOMS FURNITURE CO. CASH FOR FURNITURE city Yimnitte, Immediate possession. $18.00. | BLOOMFIELD TWP. East terms. Par s-tiep afters HIL Apply 200 National Ce Bd 31 8. SAGINAW 8T. : 7881 
HAVE-—Many others to choose!orrawa HILLS : : codward. Rolling ‘wooded hoine- BUS LOTS WITH SMALL BUILD. TZ = Pontiac, or phone FE R SALE: GU =- *“ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN TRAN 
“irom. look amid a vue 3 tee. ie Zee Be geletevel. Bees. jOS- M4xll0 located next to ab Real Estate and Insurance . w the, 4 Ux, and shaver. $150. FE 8-2063. 
over our — — — ear Washineten | 9p, | ee eee - 7 cons oe 1011 W. Huron ee FE 5-181 i washers :..., if up| _abie. 8-408. EATER 
' = a. tures, =f wiving m_~ fire Ss MANOR. afi "SS yg location Pontiae Press Box basen | tw Swaps 55 Roy's. Fm as tan reasonable. 2471 Weilce. A ro Tesierneater #18 q corner approxim: , Bits ’ trictor with Sherman Fu BUGG ; s 
| L. H. BROWN, Realtor : pein se lent ts Your Se | Bsc nce nine sou say te'tula | HURON FRONTAGE backhole and front end osder le agcened. as wade om Sea | BAI values. We have sew | ehh liner, iio. Baby walker, Siete s = ‘eM 
| = Huron ) ee. 18.500. It's priced with $400 dn 108 x 200 FINE BUSINESS SITE oO ee ee | ears. H. J. Weit, one signa in bedrooms and living re Sa; te bed and omg ce oo plus aes anes 
$1.500 DOWN — Nearly new north! Nicholie & Harger Co. modern 31 = 46 Yaa ood y TO HAVE | “spring mattresses for sale of| Come in, look std compa reel Bed — sy cach nntie value FE 
Trade! Trade!  Geeevwmacee bal Come pees: | 22.W. Marco PE 451) Sen parecer eettined eae: | bremeat secun'Tor Tan | Sadefor, sevine machine or) gil cher gules oiered coewpere.| and recora, #0; Formal, se 12, aie Be Car. a i ture, ‘window bath. dase. | 32 © town payment required. Call for| Prevent Jeb deal set-up for man =e You enn buy these a record, 8; Formal drag boom and bucket. OL ©-osai. 
ous tomy? tod ereene, Lares tot for-sar'| BUILDING SITES, | KL. Templeton, Realtor | Wo %*,wit® SDM erceune 40. BEEN RPLE FOR CORD BOAT | Fistctan* airman take | Wye ys DRAW TITE HITCHES 
Bee tee | en eel amie eee MOREY | EAS OMe StS "aH fit | Soe ii  Sin “| Staty r megs LonE_ | ORS ERNE” RI CONDE Westinghouse | _ sunoug, gs, cansaom : : . Ro ans, r 1N : The kind that bolt to the frame — Attractive | ice and some small tree tins tion. PM 5-4785. 20” electric range with wide oven, 
=, Ss, ‘carpe. 3 Pee home ot ets fake prison Caer and ‘Buabeti iit Pt: MIORWAY ~FRONTAGE SPECIAL ne oe GASINATOR FOR SALE, 19s MOD- A real 514995, let i" nwiana, 336 ‘Dists Hwy. 
‘er a Sec winm™ house. Buchs Realty,| $9 down . KOUSETRAILER: WILL| ©. ‘gher sD . ‘ 
: atte aes ae bem , i i ies a ec, ae oars “orade tor land contrach, vacaat Ge HaLEVEION Get bo OTARE. | wee notin en te DUO THERM Of, HEATER With ah ’ “ oy Hy 3 This nice site is located oo Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A sone a —— 7 a og Rh erated Good ‘condition, 435" $5304, 000) . Cate, Sen Seetee BS. a ee 
| 3 Se ee Giieg, Shows bv appointment | feet “Pull price TESIRABLE | BUSINESS SITE, ford’ “We “only” hate eos’ lofi | MUNTING GUT, eIZe 30 FoR |? BEOTIONS Pane omer mie | WAYNE GABERTS | DUOTHERM ou EATER, @ . % ACRE — go pown | BE Wy brick building, | 16d these, 80 sree np ate @ Ph. oe 38885, od ELEVISION SALE | figcerric Liait ¥ FIXTURES 
urnished Home Poaseinent me head Nice level pist | FOR LEASE, EXCELLENT Loca| OPEN SUNDAY 10- THE S| pounte cit Table, aw picture cot 1055. designs . | Pras tics |: sae e as Fe Bt adnate wee? RO) hee Se Ms omeate ce e'| 1H BROWN, Realtor | fatingte's n'"tul vot | bee meer Emerson Conse, new pic tube fit | wes. Bedroom S49 value 65 
3 oe mein sta GAMA LOTS ay og | 8 Ben ee | OW Maron FE 240 | sage RAMBLER STATION WAC: | Bical pty ns” sigrla ‘Tabis Me new pie. tube | poren’ «2 value SL06. Ugh 2 wt 3 lots with canal jie PER MONTH WILL Lease |4 SOME BLEACH ROUTE, Es : ' 40. . Michi 
ne ' rt QUALITY BUILT | = ig Eibeabeth Lane. |") sb"x' oh aivraciive commercai | {auiished 10 years. $1800 needed. | for building jot or sell. PE 43nd ALL FOR $109 Picture tubes guaranteed for 1 yr.| _orescent, Sof Orchard Lake Ave . with barbe- ~ ». HOMES ber Price at #8000 with terms. | Duilding. Oniy 2 years olf tm the! ines demonstrate and prove sart- | Sit, PLOOR FURNACE PAY ONLY $2 WEEK FROM FUEL OIL TANKS 
, only « 2.| CLARK REAL ESTATE Sr Gi Mr sete. =e | Apply Bos 0. _Fenties Brews. ae tae ban Pearson’s Bank Furniture |'" ™ 9! firs to pay “S| 15 eal, Ideal tor, er . . , GROCER ; Band , WRINGER TYPE WASHER AND FE 
New Brick Ranch Home | Sasi, evides hee cosa FE 46492. | ebatrnat arte oe Mares et Sigh yeiatre ft] Rota Ving'agesior toot have |e pve Ont hl Gun Gamps™™ | "twin wendy tebe, in Tae en | Pinay” GOALIE Fe PE Bie Geld. Syst come, ot , pore ya W. Burch Oven Evenines Selon ea 107. Raby FO ee AN crea on GREEN DAVENPORT AnD CHATS To = = 5 tube, $00.80: | B ; ese: f p ‘ \ Estate Exchange usiness Opportunit 1 CLA Cc \ Bh NS © SKA Ow * . | Js rade-in ept. } 32u21 double sinks, * wits owt 950, plus cost > RPA atne DOA : skates, | 6290. basins . 
bedrooms legen i, Wal patio, our = DRAYTON WOODS | . Good close in corner tn = of _ Complete t ‘Te FE ~~ KR. fix- HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 8 piece breakfast set ..... 8 Toomgern, te 5 Per - 
feet living, ree esioc, aanges pated | tlt gvaliebie sin tute Sens: BOWLING AND BAR |  5o'vrats. Seeet't'm beater tee'| soc" Tayswar "lor “Corsten” | HOUSEHOLD PORE TURE BED: | O55" > coe gage. Sat | PMeMoate nates ey eel 
= | Biecesace steer | om ot cn et orrune no | nse oere ces | Bee oe "| aioe nicate ems pve gabe | eerie Range’... gabe | Speen, SuePmuted cage eae 2 car garage. Lot FLOYD KENT . Ay be arranged Michige®: Hs ae with at ‘Saami BARNES ARI WARE ye ] 5. | New Studio Couch ............988.50/ por i a veled eS 
‘ | FLO} 7 » Real tor HOLMES BARTRAM te terrific and the tavers, pays WILLIS M. BREWER 3 _W. Huron st HOOVER VACUUM. LIKE WEW,|§ cen OR rele bee tia toons foot, condition 680. OR 28818 er 
Builder’s Own Home Eves. ; of partners. Phone for more in- OF. tue TRADE s1500 BQUITY IN PART.| $425. Belt bags. vrushes,_ ali THOMAS ECONOMY FLOOR LAMP capacrens | meee rower -|__om 390 BBW 'seue | Staite’ fat “esos “megane | fuerte see aes me | ee SS OF) PURNITURE CO. | heh amy meena , : B we stool, gas auto. water | -———— i et seat ¢ 5 me. 2 LEVEL Lors In ROCHESTER MICHIGAN BUSINESS rant across from Motor. heater, l-car garage. Full price | KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR 1S. SAGINAW ST. top table, 2 kitchen lave- 
Owner Scar ot Feascnably sn me sl SALES CORPORATI N = i ai Hae bal ae or bea ee oe wnat? Clark ft es xs Im “ahaa shoes DsED 8 hinontiae —— | S tiee see in tes 
Staak er erat ANNETT | "CRAWFORD ——ee BUY, 2 chin snieiadehaelal Bi Me Soll a Se ze eae > Lee 3 : erator ; 1 
‘ se = z : AGENCY 8 T ROSE RUGS, 6 X # AND 6 X 13, 50; New bed rail, $4.95; e screen, 30 gal. water tank, . —_—. - . OFFERS 0% W. Mee FE 4160 Pp t id For Sale Clothing 56) Pact: 3,matching throw rugs.| P rocker, 96.96; | Large orm ows, 1 ed. spring. : 4 ’ : ‘Eves. MY _3-7085 ar Sale Land Contract of Clean. $0. FE 356. full size bed, of Piano or 
Clarkstoi—Lake Front |. Perry Acres Sub. No. 1 rl ge ae BROWN mae yur sacker. | “2 — i thee cod cteon. Dose “EASY TERMS ON LAYAWAY = STANDING ; 
: $, rooms and bath with 13 ipl 109 2 180 in aise | = 18, THE “BIRD” TO SEE WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD LAND | Oi ciaee; wxcellent com'd. 48.) bie stationary wbs. On 3-06% Pearson's Bank Furniture | 21532 double sinks ....... 9.98 
be . ze. : a 7 - counts to offer ser sale, - | RON SALES GANAGOUL GRAY POR | weg OR 200, Days _ | 2 Qrehard Lake Ave == PE O10 nay yy Ee 1. sas beat, Be homes, sod better living. TODAY’S SPECIALS LE: CARACUL GRAY FUR HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER | __We give Gold Bell Gift Stem a 
calle a trees car sarace. G1h:| top tareets. Close to schools, bus . ; Dorothy Sayder Lavender fr sahie dieadlise and _sttachments. Excellent con- WOOL FRIEZE LIVING ROOM Factory Seconds —t 
000, terms. , stores. Just 4 mi, norih of ov: VARIETY STORE PE 34411 Gini'e sUbTENN CLOTHING. | tive new ab ELCTIUS aande | Se’bcee ch Meteo. 100 SAVE. PLUMBING SUPPLY 
2 Clarkston Estates ¥ 3, eo & a oe porthwegt of Pontiac’ cndies off mls ome DACRE ANG TOMPEEE. ow eter. FE Soar "7 PincES G eM COM PAN 
: 2 new Bier | Be Gee Parone Ss | Sedicioes, “piss a cma “ae |  Momey to Loam 53)" cise 6, seed condition. FE_ban. | NOLEUM , 2 PAT ate |S aclere senate” | * saws, hand, circle. bent, and coder shoves’ 't up. 10 per counter mopletely furnished | ~ {State Licensed Lenders) | GIRLS WINTER \COAT AND | heating stoves. 277 Baldwin 1 modern.coffee table or metal. 2355 W. Walton , A 3" bedrooms, sttached cen Warsns Takes only $1,000 lat acteded. Sins, sine 10 te 1d, eatsees. | TINOLEUM SALE A cooereee SEBS Fert corer of Whiten & 
ane’ perimeter = tn wooded and open jots,| to handle this “low overhead” eye uniform, size 12. PE 46618. espe bet % Ty 
BROS. tae tod Hos. a Lc | 35,000 Families LADY'S DRESSES, COATS, sUITS a ACR En BALDWIN PAY ONLY $2 WEEK weaea. byte oil. tk 
ae B., Perry. On good. foads,| A SUPER LUMBER MART in| — ets, sine 14 PE 44233. "| Linsleum remnants “ite ée.y¢.| Pearson’s Bank Furniture | "=S5%,P'OOR FURNACE | USED HOMES Drayton Woods - to better homes | way in one of Oakland County's Recommend LADIES BEAUTIFUL FUR COAT. | 2 * 12 linoleum .....-.. od'% | 43 Orchard Lake Ave PE ¢1081 | tent, $40.00: Washer. 61000, Cail 
aers| ee | ES 1 | peer On bomen Tow one | aa gio Hag)“ Reatre Sat Bat om Rape | Fein wares OO " “re Grieniihed ever 20 yeare_ouub B \ k MAN'S 4 PIECE SUIT, SIZE 40.| — = . HEARING AIDS, NEW A 
garsacn| how froveing” 300,000 —— uCKNeT S Syed coney fur" coat: sive ‘tat Lord’s Specials Christmas Gifts "39 HGULINGSNEAD VARICTy PORE baiting | Cen vastly Ge increased. $30,000 be 5 ng By ee “e}s ve dimetae pet «== 0.1. ones DOLL CLOTHES. ALL Sizes. ps Baldwin, Armetrong . Ree a Ais TOP GOAT SIP IW TE. | Dood aS, “ we _ “Phone FE. 1 Bose to Bost Gas oTaTION 8 GNC. tent ratices = ine. Sise ao to, de also 1 ise ide be from sije'ss eal For Sale Miscellaneous 60 3%, GORSEPOWEo CHAMPION Th 
» limits Hugging Lake, Easy operation. gece “tp te 2 Misses_jum get ne # 7s asa oe eee 12 COMPLETE, ‘ALL METAL SIN. | Dench sum baby crib ahd Big 
‘| as serene wx wewor.| - on ai mount, hes Seminole. : Furniture and Appliances |  Grecser. A very ‘goed buy. $28.0 | 34 IN. LUXAIRE CasT / Bar and Lunch : in a 2 CUB scOUT UNIFORMS, & | '25,W. Huron St, 4-0583 set, FE Sa0r8 i 3 rt furnace, with blower 
Dairy mpeh Coynter and © yr. old boy. New. On | “Where Wrigiey’s Used To Be” | Coeeacrive PAIN BIRD Pic.| troler. Used 2 winters, si0a, TEM i - BoRRowiNg = | _ 3.2201. 8 PC. BUNK BED et eral. 20008, | _ 3-5243. 
Batoent reine cea qaur| ean’ vOut. | Fie Pe Son ONE SE ee eeteaurene | ALL, HOUSEWIVES || * slate Sone COND SAW. . gross over $70, a . ance . es at lowest prices. INTERESTED ‘TK near $100,000 this year Every- ward rail General Warehouse, 258 Di: ED IN PHOTOGRAPH mm in the finest of condition. cash quickly Sale Household Goods 57 i fodder he Dixie | “te equipment and dark room ° . | Sve Gown. Valuable real estate gn ae wen re ened ALL. FOR $44.95 Rwy. piles? | See Classi HOB. : available, joan company, ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN ExX- oe] 7 bs ‘AGO! 
Mok Sioet “oven Banter | WARD EF. PARTRIDGE " . _* | Netpalagat good ur. Jeeed formice | PAY ONLY $1 WEEK | Grtry’ “Wwood' 'matened. “sock or M26 : <n pry . is 1) in. wide leaves down, | /carson’s Bank Furniture | planes. Also 2 cur axies, hunting ' ; REALTOR FE 28316 Buckner ode te et re ald Mii | @2 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 47881 With complete ace. English | 49_W. Huron St Open Eve. 7 to 9 | +3516. c We give Gold Bell Gift Stamps _| ities and’ ene EM Dae 
Foe Sele Acreage 7 CEG wieee Gees) Finance Co, | "eo Seniumm ta Fe cme | MPE“eaa tert? * SI | Artists’ supplies, hobby ~ 3 ie a E 5 ’ 
LAKE ORION AREA | 20 FG i WEVER UsED GION EISOTRIG| supplies—check our clas. 40, sepes pesutitul wooded, prop. | Potivice ‘nation, Low inventor). ton tee pee w Bet | Far ar Mee c re | sification “Hobbies ‘and 4 ick, 3610 Lake Orion __Good FE 2-0173. Pontiac 2nd Floor, National Bidg. . SIZE AND REFRIG. 5:30 p.m, and 7. Supplies” N 24A 
SEETRAORDINARY Citieo cperetor.| Drayton Plates, @6c0 Date Rey SAU We arnt ates | a ee | A 73 " 53 ; : RADI Name brand. Worth #580, $390.95' Anti-Freeze,...... K se. Lake Front Majer O Co. bee See Walled Lake, 239  Rarnston sf to sa. PE 8.9766. and mention this ad. Ham | PLASTIC, WALL yesseeOde OL 
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wits inventory. Call FE 2343 | one pisck North wevens Wom’ Bank Aspha: *% coe vets : ee _sfier_8 p.m. ” é Harold's Paint & Lino. 
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SSHRAM AUTO PARTS| "pickup, new tires|'s3 Ford 8 2dr... oF Senne Fane | $3 | “Doppies. <9 bs al “TRUCK OWNERS ail stiarp. ‘53 Nach Statenunage ES vos 9 LS | 2 SSrERED DACHENUND | 0a, 5 : , ATTENTION 1953 GMC 1 ton Panel,|’53 Ford 6 F.M. 2 dr, : onable. . ~ TNS +t ee —s : we. gaplage gg A | pe] op | good tires, *§2 Pont. 8 4 dr. eeeee$79D 
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212 pices we Sy fntosh. Jonathan. Delicious, Spy. oleh ¥ dwar Gsle Farm. A SET @70-is RovaLS new *4@,,OME : N 8. st feet 3 Te : many others, quality fruit: | Rochester | motor. A-t condition. 1 Ford trac- $000 Board fect 2x 6T & O. fee gider: fresh essed. Oab- | Eo Cat fi | ele walk, 515.08, 063 6. Desi- | tor wiin fret bodrasmatis lender. : We are dism wo , Wed. : Orcha bards, 2306 Bast Com. For Sale Housetrailers 78 Petree maw OF, qe i a) FOR SALE BY OWNER «= ond ints | ours. vs : Sun. 10 to 2 merce rece Same nd “ iso white walls, 503 8. Segina FE 41071. : “y "phone ce ben at id fea. MY | Duck Lake Rds, Milford DEER HUNTERS: 1 F2-| FE «ost 1s 1940 Chevie, 3 door Special De- . 
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letters, $00 ies PONTIAC CHIEF so PT 3|____ Auto Ame Sere . USED TRUCKS A FSS, Sree peter BRGIE edt R“west or Srcnard | “oat ane all bale. Like pew | wooo aera |1952 GMC 1 ton, dual] USED CARS PRICED sr gate stare HUBBARD SGUASE BUTE oR “ae SOURITERFRE| FREE ESTIMATE | wheels, 4 speed trans. | OVER WLOLESALE Sf =. Stet ciadings a. Fe Sue | Barks Ge eaSoot Lk ni. Sel] “PAM ee ‘WILSON GMC 2235 EB. Walton. Northwest ec corner 0c PER BU: A fOTOR SALES 
af waiton er be, Basawin wo Chika |, cone memes | BRAT em oe ate OAKLAND AT CASS KF] | ER 7 Roofing and Siding Bring containers SS OS™. | 3. FEE , SSETRLILER. 30 Years, Fatt Pee ) : Combination Doors Be ee ere, a nies | Toss GEV sree awe | CRANKSNAPT GRINDING INTHE | FE 2-9203 FE 44531 
sora Lake Ave. PE 3-yi0i M. A. BENSON wae a ly BRR chine pon. ‘ood Phove FE For Sale Cars 91 K CC 1H . 
foci tad +s21 Pat per ba hataets BO. APCS | slit “Foone teat Seat COVERS CORTON AND - a i. ae tktees, have to | OED , HO wi CE. gree Ra. Teft, ‘Ist Dare. Mispees, sleeps & Ot p40 ener TOPS, UPH SiaTERING. AUTO. é ae _ umbing material | ~~ """*. ma. STAR : Car Wicht-| 300 SAVAGE DEER RIPCE Wit Sr eS soca | 0 PS mesrs—rooe fo CARS 22 AUBURN 13% Mile ea Seat thyaga Best | Bt a Drv eee Grace Oe Me Pad, See tm PE et | Sere Motor Scooters 62 10D Shopping, | _™ tiful, chance for, s slumber to straight, legs, 816; "pr PoraTors, % cents a BusmeL. | HUNTERS, THIS IS IT|~~~~-~---~~————~ He It I | en Tel end 5 piece ar Be hg” gg" pa first bouse + CUSHMAN ae ve EXCELLENT Tre Ss : <— ranger Rd. nowse | Huron teaer bark, PE as 23503. Ceell_ Sha cot af ites Mo : aa For Sale Melanees 83 BRAND NEW 4 . :€ +h Rw we —_ coking elie fore _Sale Farm Equipment 76 Trailer 5 FOR P. VvICR ON 4 ans well, ye tai. Worn 3 mos. Will secrifice tor ORE TEE MEW 1900 soDELS r BEE Has. 1955 Rambler 
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Save Money at! _its. sec, aes, : oe os “sh Perry. PE D413. | good used machinery. » Prouix| NOW ON DISPLAY AT | ‘Fis. 12, averut ite Sales. 2006 W Floor Cars—Officials Cars BURMEISTER’S Sale Musical Goods 62|_S.Miere Mowat "edn. San res, eee | ot oxtora oa som ©) LIU TCHINSON | touxpzer narra wae) INNER ee   
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| ShRetRemcec 8 ae 3, WALDIR. spite straw. Will| couch & mstching Gntir, ‘bloade COMMUNITY | si restise « aoor 00s) 675, Growing Dealer | 1x8 Std. w. pine bas.” it § 9900 Sie. 3) sionde. end tables," apt PAY LIKE RENT ay ee one xie Hwy. a 
Bt a ee he “Ln ger. Gh ure Gouin 3 sit "Shes "pesneas "sare" | Yow ve pean tet oat! we] MOTORS : Maple 5-507! , 1 ea. iheas : **“s130.09 | PREMIER BABY GRAND PIANO,| Fe 6 fi or rE ay saat Arawers. 3 vanity, 1; 227 have most sae line 5 1963 Pontiac 4 door .......... 508 Open ts til 9 . Ret $708 | im excellent condition. $175. 1376 | <5 | For Sale Livestock 72) hest of, Arewers. 1. vanity. | of reconditioned and late model; 803 N. Main, Rochester —__ | xt ta: Dougias fir,"per M$ 99.00 rat | Road., Birmingham. | *; : "| TR, ananpmr anove aneel TY blonde bed com-| ieher eset uma fore cows pay | OPEN TILL 10 P.M. sand ha endlaadaaidn | FOR SALE BY OWNER 
a ee ¢ cate — saitter. ak dine tig” lect fan a3 HS God fvable: trailers ‘ae lows as | waarrad sowie om eges | NT Pere 4 ene ............ $5! 1940 Chevie, 9 door, on & Biywond, gett my Sak ded peat and ¢ Sou igi lh ” is de ‘s Toll) away bed, 4 electrolux TRAILER EXC NGE cars, x4 make anv model. Top | 1954 Chevrolet Convertible .. 61206 etal vn ster 
; bon pipe, ih oe ie wet b to a" oot Save $100. ye a ae 0 8. Ted HANG BAGLEY AUTO PARTS | 1% Buick special conv, ....$1505 $45. OR 3-7432 after 3 p.m. 
a See ae Si ose eee 2.8, toeey______re p00) BAGL! Te SAGUET 5%; | 100 Buick Century Riveria ¢1006|j GHRYSLER WER ¥ - colored ‘bath se, BI CAPL M MUSIC CO. OXFORD wat e es & eves, | 1986 Sar Chit, Binet “Beata. Sit’ «Sate. | SHE te eee ! | : i CHRYSLER tf 
ge) Trailer Sales | fs ta Sud st| COMMUNITY "sr eater cat 24 : en. Z | > isn. to 47 h,"New, tow perk, and a q. J. VANWELT MOTORS ng . Fadho, heat 
raion dogeapielinn Soo | SE | tia ee RUB ERen A oad Ever see a trailer 12 ft. high? |” metal, PE 44078 and MY Dee | sal a DESOTO 3 DOOR, ree 
Northern Lumber Co, DEER HUNTER.SPEC. | "tie bert from ne | gemma itaedas “| sous Ane Se one sIMT Cooley Lake Ra 10 USED TRAILERS BILL SPENCE | 5 BUICK. hp ie DESOTO HARDTOP 
Felecraph & 9 Mule ” pare ae eon I Sek eM “OR LO ADED. PON: TO aoe, FROM : 62_Oakiang Ave FE 41333 pay - Directiowal « coal signs j i Woccnart,‘Birm en 
a) WAN CALBI MUSIC CO. | TIAC AREA. CALL BE-|¥@ BUY NOW! See M&M Motor Sales | "ifut"itater Sid Bybe, Ri Mi| "abd ansume payments’ ants 
sae ops Se | Siun peste oo TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE] pow , Is | "is caSTLIAT @ COUPE PuIEy | Ti DoDoE Pireths cerns wanowane | Too soograph, ¢ albums acd | 2-2065, i oe 5 tot qssea| giulpped, Low mileage. | feet goo the manager to got tits Building supplies. OR 3 217 OR| records ded, $100. MY iti : Oxford Trailer Sal 77 5 . NORTH Ci 31218 UPRIO ; anions vt railer Seles. Sezai ane Woodward et 1s hie 
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, | And We Mean J ) ott es moe! = BRAID ons pom oe a 5| 100 CARS. | cige Demos | “CEA STON HEE || By + + BLA9 E FROM _ 1955 Dodge 
{OTOR SALES re vedan = SS 4 Pontiac ...... dra. and HOOS DOr Hee t VALU 
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Molandare PE. 44400 
SALES Fe 3-200 
Ids 
Sees $1, 1949 Ford 2 Door seneee 
weave $495 : ORD ‘$8 Kaiser OO 
WW, FONTIAG. "FORDOR, ETAR. Se ee ar $02. Maren __7e 324 te eeeees h power | ee ewe ened : neaier, “Ex. s re kur $1595 
“bial “imma miles,» Executive's pa acs a ad col eit Se Hardtop. rfl and Hydra Also 1952 Plymouth she 02 Door nev ngs ss oe SAIS ar ‘8 2 Ton Pickuo 
wus Ge Rene aS Per month. 9 
and brakes, radio, 
2 Chevrolet Delux 
vee e $235 || , ORIGH- | 42 Ford Be 
tiac Star Chief iss F Wekon tien ee mesh. 17,006 NORTH CHEVROLET steering 
, eee eo ee ae . oat oweet. FE saute. "| 33 GM NEIDER | 1954 Pon cg. Gan, pner car. to. | Weoguess | whitewalls. 
es BNR seat ae SOS] ' wae. e ree bas ys Span "E| Catalina Hardtop oe pores ee BORO Dg aropERaRen WAROTO. Gt Fords— 
e 2 ar. |] tiac Chief 2 Door. ......cce¢e+ $745] sie anita Cova (232 52 OLDS 88 ’re Really Proud of iat eee See iaewain’-+~- $° "wos rapre.|| 1954 Fo m, two 4 drs. and on 1952 Pow Ford-O-Matic. ....... | ; 
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952 Ford Convertib 
$1050} is 
fuatie rear. radio, beater tone oe oe $505. dia This Beauty. It’s Tint Poryiac COGOR_ 7 TONE Fr ind) car Privaie All have radio, heater a 
$995 1 let Bel Air 2 Door.........0% 
vee . : a economy Cory 2 Auber Immaculate ae len oven Qewt Ianto Co (or ee oe eed ae - Ong MaRS | "clas TRE ae = ‘PONTIAC “BrAncuIEY pee’! You TUNT. 1953 Pon 2 ae, ‘Radio, heater, Hydra. 1949 Olds 4 Door....... $25) r ae Fe py MR,‘ i before 4. 
Brakes, and ‘accessories » H ieftain Deluxe 2 dr. 
Pe veeeeeceseserercs ; : | 
Cc sell cheap. 
Showeh Uiremauc Take aver Par 
pe ee 
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1950 Chevrolet 2 Doo: 
+» $140 me ) : HENRY-J. after 6, | _ments. 
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ins “PONTIAC STARCHIEF cos For These Bargains whitewall ti 
. .$995 | 
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| : a Sa rigae, CaN ot oe oe ee 
oes OD th 2 Doo $135] ed, and Teady for cold "weather. Nota cintser stede-| 
a ee FALL CLEARANCE 1953 Nash . Sedan, Two tone erase with Ft 190 Plynte Door...s...ceeceeee veceeseee$ | : as ie sete i eater 
wr ‘SS Dodge paneer, $700! Statesman Custon d overdrive. ] 1950 Hudson 4 cor ceeeeeteeg eB FO R 
vt Ag Pal Radio and ‘ 
oe Pg er Ge eetasces toes 
pa heater an 
Pontiac 2 Door..... seeeee y 
: oN oe Sie - paematie $1095 
luxe, # tieelleat eoud eee |, s Dodge v8 tinted glass, 
$1, 495 } 1951 Pont 
. . | : TES ae = oe teeta ne eLAir2Dr, | Ba news 5 SHY | rd Custos 1953 Olds ........ steering and brakes, | a Good Selection of} : 
send 0 5 | “adie dad heater. 1954 Chev. Bel Air iio dows aod asrume payments "54 Ford astom 1195 ed and white with ed gla and more. Nice |] Wo Have DS! , | ; 
ASP | GUPER) "8 Por i Ga ee Another 1 Owner Beauty _ Woodie oe 2 ge V8.2 dr. er Hydns radio, heater, tinted glass 
1955 FOR . sTOM ) 
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| “radio ccsorics. FE 3-0 ‘34 «+0 -$129 , 
DOORS, C oo ; 
ACOBSON" S MOTOR SALES Only $295 Down other {953 PONTIA ne. ty Ph Clb Gre... + $1095 car. ord ............... $895 VICTORIAS, anaes ane CH WAGONS & i Son Sieve | exehte stash aire cute ,ecise® git -| $3 Buick Super « ““$s95 || 1953 Ford. few top, radio, heater and Ford: 2 DOORS & 4 DOORS, betage 7 GON. | ini -PACEARD 3, DOOR, EXTRA 
seer whe Sata "95 | 53 Plymouth 4 dr.. -$895|| vg Convertible. New beauty. | COUNTRY SEDANS. 
| ' 
Sails are aR clean, 878 A eg mas 
Walle oniven sutomobile. “ 53 Hudson Rormat, . $8351 O Marie Winterized 
Anywh ere _ 
good. Heater, nd PT trade 
et it Fee sees ‘> ie solitons “LEE ee ee Se 9 5 Seis "33 Dodge 7 * NO .MONEY DOWN! Before You Buy Any a he ents. Private owner. 
ne 
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= Pree Cpe.. ++. we "$1 Studebaker 
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CLEAN 
’ d, . ’ vrolet 
"49 Buick ie a eSui8,_Birm. Sim. 
1953 Chev. 4 Dr. Sedan 
CARS ‘oa | 34 FordO-Matic +02 oS ry Kaiser 
a Austin “Spadio and beater. Very clean late Sharp Car Mercury ii Set ate Stor: $ ssi. Buick 2 dr. ...... $3 2 47 Buick - "47 Oldsmobile 
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Radio 
oR SALES A Very 
Chevrolet ustom 4 door 50 
$195 ‘47, : Tae Shure aren ave 45 Beautiful Ford Pilon co ies |°49 Chev. 2 dr... 5 49° Chevrolet 49 Ford 
W M rcurys aie tomer | We ne dy to Roll SE ae is MANY OTHERS FT "48 Plymou } I le We i | Ca. AN Ready Sy helen Amn) MANY OU pegs . $i] RD Dealer! CARS | SHOW m2] rr 
ee "6 Capri “Coune:. 53 Ford Pickup 8s 4/ : of Your FO Ee 
Bob Frost, Inc. |'s RRR Mg | S. SAGINAW ST. . 
| BS. WOOBWARD” 1 GMC Pickup is : Ids-Cadillac | an _ OF FE 5-3588 3 * 
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Used Car Prices 
$47 13 
atin ME : 
{| 1982 Pontiac 2 Dr. , er Be Lower! | th With Only $10 Down ! CTION OF 6s AND V8s—SO N Will Nev . Per Mon 
ludin BIG SELE ER GLIDE Radio and Heater , 
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Ny Equipped, inc 4 A ‘ITH POWER G On This One Your Deal On a oe kaa Sag Palen Ar your car is wort ‘ 
; end in in Prices So Make 
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taxes and tent 
down, 
REAL MONEY by buying " 
A New Lowiin " 
W . $125 ; $40.69 m 
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| ) Used Car Fr '54 Plymouth 2 dr. pose 50 Ford 2 dr......$199 |} ” D CARS ‘ | 
| IL STORE S3Pont Ds Pontiac Sed....$199 "OK" USE : 
RETA 
7 49 Plymouth 2 dr. $144 
1949 Dodge pain | : 
595 
1951 PONTIAC 
4 dr, “Ob Cpe. $499 » 2 dr..>..$199 | 1952 Buick sate dl 4 a. oye blue ; Th 4953 PONTIAC pose vag Scare i | See OS Sedan $1344 = °S0 Chev. Sedan. .$199 |} 3 ar. with radio, neater ‘oe tnd out $25} ! [ALS k Roadmaster /]*< tom Dix. Catalina Radio, Heater an af atd Hardtop $399 *50 Dodge Sedan. .$99 So San - Ta z Immediate Delivery SPEC 1951 ear ae the || © ee "05 Bia ta ou 49 Hudson Se ‘gras |] Bee $705 an j ae ! : Hardtop Wi er Gli 
, Soto ‘30 Nas ve oo Pe 
Deal Direct Loses 
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52 De DD ccaeee $599 
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1954 Plymouth ¢ 
Ste Masons Cot Ask for Power Features. Very \$1,295 
| . esau at Wen. $299 Convertibles 
| 1950 Ford 
oe woe Eee eer Ss : 
Buy Here—Pay Here Groucho 
Clean Car at a Neat Price \, SMOBILE 1954 1d2 De OGL 53 ara rd 2 dr. OD "53 Buick Conv... .$999 |) Stee Shs. Te $305 teal cove $875 . 
I] 1954 oF Standard:2 Dr. 31 F hati 
V.. +5 $699 | : 
Y’ALL COME. 
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1 4 Dr. Sedan With Radio, Heater 84 Buick 1599  °52Ford Conv... NATIONAL © |ae5 Cherrolet por a “Whtewatan ara | Chev. 2d.) $44 $53 Chev. eats ga | | 1958 Chevrolet * M Pel ea 
ete weiwalls, .$1995 
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$1. 995, 
$1,19 
Kd Ply. fs. iow Se ole Case. . .$199 i dr, sedan. Gaddle = = , with wiih frah ait Beau 5745 : 
Fire- 
53 Ford : rho t . 
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dome, P werFlyt 
sagt ~~ Dr. 88 Sedan 53 Ford 2 dr...... $299 Trucks j 
4d a steel $1995) 1949 Olds 4 Dr. Sedan MS Ee With \\ Redks Heater, Hydra. ca ee gh vee "54 Chev, 4 stake $699 |) 4 TRUCKS i 
m8) Ms 
\ “Also Whi s : Se m ton | an j 
; Hardtop, No Rust and It Has a Radio, Heater \ Also Whitewa 
BG 6s vene ces $599 52 Dodge 4% $499 |) 
let ee 
icp sen hanged dio and Is ond Fomne Came \ $1,195 
th 2 dr. $499 CkUp «+ .sess- | 
1951 Chevro \ : 52 Plymou 
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heater. Clean i. 
Dynaflow, ait $1895) yg Engine. Here 
Nees) - , k ep 39 Chev. % 
Mic, heat; Je, tom panel with heat through= 7 ee io Transportation 
$495 \ 
Ee Buck 2 dr... ..$999 Semmes aaneie ay ef, good tires "ond "new paind tenes ncinedi: ‘ 
2 door, radi Real 
\. D 
dr $699 
$395 ; 
bard, eran er ent | 
- iced og ana | BE ed a “ie ae... a $795 ; 
Powertite, perce] if ck Dr, Sean Telstar and) |] 54 Ford Wg Pe cuter oe i é 
geersee. ot —_ 
d-O-Matic , 2 dr...... ‘let vias 
vrolet steering 
Heater Only 
52 Ford dr... ...$299 pickup .... 
let 1951 Che 00 ines, © eer mber|"s795 BLISS] Bee reg ear BY wa ceeie aan . Har . 5 
; rd 2dr 
49 Chev, 1 | and equipped 
$595, o hg Mat Reme 
1952 PONTIAC "3 Dodge Sey ane ee ae ees ie 3 | *s eae aie & heater,’ a! of OLIVER BUICK’S 1954 PONTIAC 
4 Dr. Sedan With a Py Hardtop — ee e SET Tet adc ost sadiaged tate nian Poreio Matic ‘Inapection : 1 | tedereces 
: Radio and Hea an 
ord-O- 3 t trans, ester” turn sigsale ee 
interized for the com- 
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it's been checked. 
; 33 Mercury 4 door, odin npete eather. | “Sl 995 chem \ $16.95 is uel — | ; " : & heater, wereg 095| ing cold w 
$ ’ 
tt r \ Pull and clean pnedgfatgs gasket—refill with | Presi’? SiiaAns, * You Can't Buy Be a an Trooh fald--cor ait aimee on ha eS A "4 Plymou country 
| | the fresh fh "aes Pa incd qe ber, 
H EM ; : aay vi opi $1295 
Or Pay Less Than - barn er 1,500 miles, PAINT, 
, " 
d fluid, eB iri! OF VER : ar) serene! OLIVER 
& Id Turner, Ford H ARG RE/ S nall ec) BUICK iP O 
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s7it7 |i] Os a ae | = No Down, F sah gam FE29IO 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. | Low, Low Bank Rates - oe 
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Science Study Pl Her Confiderte ( FOOTBALL on Study Plon Her Confidence |: | FUUTDALL Filmdom Attempted to 7 WPON ! Turn Comedienne Into 3 ; 
Glamor Girl | Notre Dame vs. 
By BOB THOMAS North Carolina 
movies? Martha Raye says, “I'll a} Tomorrow, 1:30 P. M. 
never go back!” ee “ ” 
There was a touch of bitterness Fighting Irish a she said it. Now one of the (Pre-Game) 
queens of TV, she knew how it 
felt to be washed up in Hollywood. ~~ “Scoreboard” 
Martha soared to fame with|#! (Following Game) Bing Crushy und Bish. Bisse “es : “Rhythm on Range.” a 5, oe "7 
couple of years, she played in one| suffixes - 
ne sciath—edlg amet DOWN Smee” [peer wen 2 Damage. . 
ous mouth, her “Oh Boyyy” be- 3 Competent” MTebe ae} eee 
came national trade marks. today | 4! Golfers work ib Angers ns {é Baked cay 
elamer’ grt cut of me ee Gitta [Eesti [erro "| On Your Radio Dial 2 ri out of me,” she ' 19 Natural fat 33 High structure fa E 
minor lh ie ieeeretioes at tad 7 Viper 1 xnge”:tC« AO evere | 68 Sesame : 
NBC TV show. ‘They tried to em- 
phasize my legs (which are #% «,8 . 
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“Then one day they put a yellow; NEW DELHI @®—~ Many In-|, fourcar accident on Franklin 1:45—(9) Sports Reel. slip under my dressing Troomidians are convinced their cout|p4 afternoon when 
Lstd—{9) Big 4 Footbal door,” she said. “‘T was fired try can accomplish successful pro- bt acre re 2:00—(7) Laurel and Hardy. was how they did it—no speeches, Poli pat driver passed on a hill. 
Theater. Roy Rogers in “Days of 3:00—(7) Seven Star Ranch no goodbyes. I packed my hibition. Politicians NeWSP@P| treated ‘and released from Pon- Jesse James.” (4) Sonny Eliot. 4:00—(2) Milky’s Movie Party. (7) |and left. ers, with important exceptions, are! General Hospital were Wad- 
Voriety, quiz. Drama to be announced. (9) Christ. * 8 @ backing « prohibition inquiry com-| i441 Payne 54 St: his 
6:15—(4) News. Paul Williams. (2); Person to Person. R. | 4:30—-(7) 3 “For a year I hung around Holly-|mittee, which has recommended. ssonger 7 1 aad Jack- 
News. Jac LeGoff. Morrow interviews Mrs. Theo-|4:45—(9) Sports Film. © wood, trying to find work.” Ijthat India achieve total prohibition) °°. "). ) Wiliam P. 
€:25—(4) Weekend Weather. (2) TV| dore Roosevelt, Jr., Giselle Mac-|5:00—(7) Bowling Champions. (9) couldn't find any. ' jin stages by April 1958. Its recom-| 12) is’ P.. Shanfjeld, 
Weatherman. Dr. Everett Phelps.| Kenzie. (2) I Led Three Lives.| Wild Bill Hickok. “I'd invite people to a party./mendation probably will be ap)" pi. said that ‘Wad- 
30-—-(T) Secret File USA. Robert| Richard Carlson in spy adventure|&:30—(9) Million Dollar Movie. | They didn't even have the courtesy |proved with little modification, | | riser ane ounce 
Alda in “Mission Antwerp.” (4)| tale. | : | eal GAR Hay Day eee Ee ine ave Leo Seeback, 28010 Tyler St., Bir- 
@) Pronk Leely Football Fore} tz guest TV and Radio |Tst "3, 2%; B,ihe years | sons: head-on a any rte Be|ustent Soupy's On. variety(O2 TV and Radio jowing, “she “aid “Navy ieee Zhe Diattedty oral magritale) A coe Serer Fear 2. itt ror San MAMPTOR TV ie of games. with Soupy Sales. (9) National Friday Hellzapoppin,”” an Abbott problem 3 Cae gant Coseees 9 Seats 2. ee ie Costello picture and two wartimejeral law-abiding nature of the|kins St., and Seeback’s car were | oe i bes Se — Football—University of De- ifiims, “Pin-up Girl’ and “Four|people; the assured support of|also involved in the accident. 825 W. Huron ea : 
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| of his wedding. (4) The Great] ern style variety. (4) Little Show. Martha played night clubs|prevailed for centuries.” housewife will get $3,000 because, 
Football | Gildersleeve. Gildy is unjustly; Drama. (2) Miss Fair Weather. Saturday. Geough the year, then dipped into o. she says, she was impaled on & 
. accused of taking a bribe then) Bette Wright. Football—Michigan vs. Indiana, /ry when it came along. She was| Anticipating comparisons with|mattress spring. A jury awarded , Squad saves Summerfield by stopping|11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary/i:15 p.m., WWJ and WCAR-Radio; a hit from the start. foreign experiments, the commit-|Mrs, Virginia Maecherlein, 29, ae 
a hole in the dam. (2) I'm the| Ford. Music, . ‘1:95 pam., WJR-Radio. Te 8 fee Gani Seanoen toe the tallurel thet eum ta duningtn ier: dhe} HEAT . 
Meets . Law. George Raft in “Cowboy/11:25—(2) ‘ Theater. “You can’t imagine what it did/of previous attempts at curtailing|testified yesterday the spring cut : | and the Blind Man.” Roddy McDowall in “Black Mid- 1:15 p.m., CKLW-Ra- ifor me,” she remarked. “After/drink, Its findings on the United|her back, necessitating surgery. Oll and Gas Furnaces 
INDIANA 7:15—(7) News. John Daly a dio; 1:25 p.m., WXYZ- the Hollywood experience, I had|States said: She P/ 7:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. Aged mar-|11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen — Fett, Deans: We. fst my contidenss. I Gough: § “The law was defective; enforce-|pany 
shal comes out of retirement to} host. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis,| North Carolina, 1:45 p.m.,-/|was“tinished.” ment was . . . without proper co- 
on the tnvure enact clpetipg. 8 ©, wast, Barbara Carroll, guests. ga Far from finished, Martha now|ordination and from the very" in Grid ern town in “Higgins es Ni Foothall—Tllinols vs Wis-|possesses one relatively ception prohibition came under 
nee Again.” (9) Million Dollar Movie SATURDAY MORNING = consin, 2:30 p.zn., WJBK-TV, Chan-|long-term contracts in TV. NBC| persistent attacks from powerful - Saturda Cesar Romerd, June Havoc in|8:20—(4) News. 2 nel 2. signed her up for 15 years. She|and organized vested sd y | gy Ome P con ag = Ig ter yer HEY moe Profes- da hae: ant Be cae Gk | ere : 
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Pigskin Prevue “A Lights ” comedy of | ® . Industry Hockey, : .m., . now—1)| “Democra Digest" says 
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Game. | actress get into condition so she|%15—(4) City Affairs. Professional Wrestling, 4:30 p. |ty Kind, The next 15 years areling farm prices will be their best can get role in hit play. 9:30—(2) Barker Bill Cartoons. (4) m., WXYZ-TV, Channel 7. important ones in my life. It's Sojyote-catcher in 1956. Second and 
1:45—(4) News Caravan. John| Quiz ‘Em. oa Bowling Champions, 5 p.m.,-/Steat to be able to know I'll hay third favorite issues shown by the Cameron Swayze. 9:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. WXYZ-TV, Channel 7. security for the next 15 years. poll. of party leaders were “Tax 
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and the boys challenge the new} Pinky Lee. City Cab Driver Hurt “Public Power Giveaways.” 
113 on Your Dial surprising football game. (4)|10:45—(7) Comedies. _ Pittsburgh Steelers, 2 p.m., |! or Collision A few diamonds have been found ' 4 Truth or Consequences. Stunt|!1:00—(2) Captain Midnight. (4) WJR-Radio. Cab-driver Edward A. Bissell,/m Arkansas. : 
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sees friend cheating on an exam| Andy's Gang. | WJBK-TV, Channel 2. Dwight Ave. and Liberty St. [of Asia is about 1,250 million. 
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