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At women washed the dishes, | doctor examined Shep Education ief Says patible with scientific knowledge.” lemme Sitetted tn: the. tell -geemenlaonh euttihoetetndak te kod ait Faith | Ch is A few days jeter, at the closing . ' between the Chicago White Sox/ fered blows which indicated injury nstruction Up | cation of She capvention, be 0 ; COLLISION SHOP and the Cleveland Indians. Cleve-|to the brain or spinal cord. to Homes peated and expended the modified %6 fe 22-9101 government policy. W. Pike St. —— phe poen, ty | Police found the doctor's ever- By LAURANCE F. STUNTZ i 2. -6..¢ a Correspondent . Sheppard spem {wo turned medical theortzed 2 : ‘ he Watch Bands spage -qpelinggen tile hours at the hospital during! the seurder ee nen MEXICO CITY @—The Mexican Pig. Dy owe “ oral CLEVELAND (UP) — The love might Pataki aeaaipari said, “in imparting their teaching, Lediés’ — Men's ; ws | the day trying to save a six-year-| 4 grag addict looking for nar- | ®2 another short step | will respect the thinking and the story of Sam and Marilyn Shep-jold boy who had been hit by 4! coties, When it Was learned some | Way from the left this week in/| feeling of the students and their Special $ 95 | pard seemed almost too serene to| truck, He observed that he Was joweiry was missing, the suspl- | dealing with the public schools. | families. Because the living reality \be true. Ttired and lay down on @ couch, | cion swung to burglary, but the | | 7! said Mex.| which should be engraved on the High school sweethearts, a hap- | alternately dozing and contributing | rejatively worthless jewelry was fco’s policy is “simply to exclude| front of every school can be \py marriage, one child and an-| snatches to the conversation, | found im some high grasy near snaatien iivom melee ey Bo cage wot Jewelry Dept. other on the way. A pretty cotfage| he Aherns, noting Sheppard's |.the back yard and no drags had | 00s, ing it over to folerance. o jon the Lake Erie shore. Sam a| Tie Mae. eatin Steppers |- Go teen re home.” Minister Angel ‘Ceniceros| ‘The slight modification of school | FOR , — made his statement before the Na-| policy was aimed at quieting | (Aévertisament “| prospering young doctor, Marilyn midnight M » a devoted wife. Both very popular or ° | Two Cleveland detectives Comfort Wear ing What happened then a jury must | called into the case the morn i tional Convention of Norma! School | parent-teacher groups which object in suburban Bay Village Teachers | to the whole form of the constitu- INSURANCE FALSE TEETH Then, before dawn last July 4, | decide. of the murder, One of them, aftr| This is a long way from the prac-| tional school provision. They want Here siaeane | rene "Mrs. Sheppard, 31, was|_ At 5;55 a.m, the mayor of Bay | two hours, took Bay Village Police | tice some 15 year ago of requiring | the way opened for religion to be SERVI E * wt’ PASTEETH bludgeoned to death with 27 sav-| Village, Spencer Houk, was awak- | Chief John Easton aside and point- school teachers to certify they | taught in private schools and elim- , ( x . . b “all I ed were not members of the Roman | ination of the ban on schools sup- | = ,_lerinkled on age blows from a heavy instrument | ened oad lh gs se aie ae He's your man,” the detective |Catholie Church, The retirement rel army, feel more com- a5 she lay in bed. “My God, Spen.’ he shouted, | said. from position has been made ina See or Call 7 fron Starting today her husband gees | «Come over quick! Something’s| He was pointing at Sam Shep- series of short steps. Ceniceros sour. piece on trial for her nwurder, The agg ee pard statement is the latest in this | Seuy on Pas [happened to Marilyn : res Maynard Johnson St Gny drug counter, | state charges he had been phil | finuk and his wife drove to| But it was 2% days before Shep- . ee e y is andering and carried out a plan | Sheppard's home. They found. the pard was arrested and 18 more Mexico's constitution provides | Genera! Insurance , _> away with his pregnaet (doctor slumped in a living room | before nang indicted for his! that education must be “socialistic, 807 Community National Bank wie, | chair, shirtless and bruised. Up- wife’s ™ Tr aimed at excluding all religious PI FE 4-4523 ; OOK! This is what Samuel Sheppard! stairs, Mrs. Houk found Marilyn | Next: The other woman im the (doctrine and combatting fanaticism rere mae mcaee Ack Cregetcn fer * has said: | Sheppard murdered, Blood splat-' Sheppard case.) and prejudice.” It adds that the! See how much better you feel tomorrow. | - a “IT am not guilty of the murder eee eee en -——-- allman eae A Small Deposit FF ot my wite, Marilyn, 1 have told Today the police all I know. I have done Your One Gift HELPS SUPPORT 35 this freely and willingly because I am more interested in the cap- ture of my wife's murderer than any other persons on this earth. I loved my wife; we rejoiced that we were to have a second child, all the scandal and gossip to the contrary.” Sheppard told police he was ’ | awakened on the living room couch Will Put Your Gift in Layaway 1 intruder nor a motive for an out 5 sider committing the crime, 4 The last persons beside Shep- ; sare Se Seo See abe pers pecans live two houses away. The . your! Aherns, with their two children, 4 were entertained af dinner, the | night Shep- ' RE SERVICES ¥ mar Ray Maly ag mm “maton, se — was ‘ od the six-year-old Sheppard son. viene _ = After dinner the youngsters were Peaties Cun Outdence Ciat put to bed. 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Waite’s Notions—Street. Floor 2.98 Travel Kits 1.99 Celebrity kits with 3 fittings. Rib- lapsible with casters and play- ber lining. Zipper top. Assorted beads. Second Floor, plaids and stripes, Street Floor, é h Sturdy wood construction with -masonitée floor, Reg. 12.98. Col- Ce en ee ee ee ft aN me — Contrary to some political ‘ critics, there is quite a lot of good news on our national economic front. This is especially true of per- sonal incomes, according to offi- cial figures released by the Department of Commerce. These show a surprising stability with the August report indicating an annual rate of $285 billion. That rate’ not only was unchanged : from July but is only slightly below the average rate for the last 18 months. * * * Another strong factor is the generally high level of personal savings. These showed increases for the last half of 1953 and the first quarter of 1954 despite a decline of $15 billion in gross national product. Actually income after taxes has increased slightly. One reason for all this is that a modest improve- income in the last ‘ k *« * ; Z Other helpful factors include the in- creased funds devoted to construction, more spending by State and local gov- ernments and lower interest rates. Last, but not least, is the greater Federal ' spending ordered for the purpose of ex- : Coffee Trade Under Fire : One Government proceeding that will be watched closely by American house- time after time that the high price of coffee was the result of increased world demand and a crop damaging frost in Brazil. Three American housewives even went there, expense free, and were shown the frost damaged trees. * * *: After several months of investigation, however, the Federal Trade Commission blasted that argument. Instead of crop damage and heavier demand, FTC says the inflation of coffee prices resulted . from “unreasonable restrictions” in the market “to limit competition in inter- state and foreign commerce.” Named in FTC's complaint besides the exchange, are four of its officers, eight of its member firms and the New York Coffee and Sugar Clearing Association Ine, *x* * * If these charges are proved, the commission could require the exchange to cease the practices which some sources estimate have cost coffee consumers nearly $200,000,000. Certainly the Na- tion’s families want to feel they are paying no more than a fair price for this beverage. Unlimited Flight That dream of the ancient—unlimit- ed flight—-may come much sooner than most of us now think. Some scientists believe it will be pos- sible in atomic powered planes within five to 10 years. Their belief, according to the Wall Street Journal, is based on the reported solution of what heretofore has been the greatest obstacle to atomic flight, excessive weight of the reactor. * kot This weight results from the necessity of heavy shielding with- out Which radiation from the fuel ‘would destroy the crew. Less than : 18 months ago the head of a lead- _ —-« | tng atreraft firm canceled his ‘ - company's research work, saying it lil ua tpt At il diecei tee eaiai, RE, iat i tlie eke ’ \ } that a nuclear plane would hardly get off the ground.. * \® * Within the past year scientists-en-. ginteers have worked out secret reactor designs they are sure will solve the weight problem. Already it is said work has been started on the first reactor and certain groups in the Pentagon are re- ported fighting for the signal to start construction of the first atomic powered aircraft. Malan’s Retirement Announcement by South Africa's Prime Minister MALan that he will re-. tire November 30 has come as a com- plete surprise. Dr. MALAN, now 80, and a former clergyman and journalist, is known chiefly in this country as an arch apostle of white supremacy and segre- gation. In London at least three reasons have been suggested for the Nationalist Party leader's decision to retire. * * * . One is reported differences with the Nationalists’ strong man, JoHANNEs G. Strypom, who wants more drastic action to achieve the party's racist aims. Like Dr. Maan, he wants establishment of South Africa as a republic outside the British Commonwealth. Other reasons are the Prime Minister’s age, his failing health and the ill health of his wife who has been his chief political adviser. * * * We in America could cheer the impending retirement of Dr. Malan who was pro-Nazi during World War Il, if it promised moderation of his party’s policy. Unfortunately, however, every- thing points in the opposite direction. At present his Nationalist Party holds majorities in both Houses of Parliament, 94 of the 159 seats in the House of As- sembly and 29 of the 48 in the Senate. The next election is scheduled for 1958. The Man About Town Opportune Time National Hereford Ass’n Erects a Pylon at Its Office Sleep: A condition brought on by many radic and television programs. — - — A four-ton bull, done in steel and plastic, . has been mounted on the top of a 90-foot pylon at the headquarters of the American Hereford Assn. at Kansas City. It is quite coincidental that the event took place about the time of the arrival of the Hereford sire for which the Weody Hereford Ranch of that area paid the highést price in history, $85,500, at, the Hi-Point Farms dispersal sale near Romeo on Oct. 7, when the great herd of Edward F. Fisher, consisting of 600 Herefords, was sold. When Notre Dame defeated Michigan State, 20-19, Saturday 248 more entries were eliminated in the MAT feotball contest. They are the 233 whe picked Michigan State te win and the 15 whe predicted a tie game. The 271 whe picked Notre Dame te win carry over until the next game in the contest which takes place Friday between Detroit and Tulsa. They divide their pfedic- tions: Detroit, 122; Tulsa, 140; tie game, 9. Celebrating his eightieth birthday and fifty-ninth wedding anniversary at the same time is Stuart H. Perry, publisher of the Adrian Telegram. He got his start in the newspaper business on the Pon- tiac Press over 50 years ago. That it again is a buyer's market finds proof in the fact that a man was stricken with a heart attack the ether day after listening to the line of a salesman for new autos, in an Oakland County salesroom., Figures just released by state Auditor General John B. Martin show that in 1953 the per capita tax for county government paid by Oakland County taxpayers was $15. the same rate as in Wayne. The rate with our other neighbors was: Macomb, $11; Genesee, $11; Livingston, $12; Washtenaw, $10. and Lapeer, $18, the latter being the highest in this area. Top “honors” went to Iron County, $22. Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Mary Dailey of 609 East Kennett Rd.; ninetieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Omar 0. Boyd of Millington; golden wedding. Mrs. Nell Hummer of Ortonville; ninety-third birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roney of Lapeer; golden wedding. _ Mrs. Hattie K. Edwards . . Of Washington, Macomb County; cightieth birthday. = Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davidson ‘ of Memphis; golden wedding. Mrs. Ann Bishop of Hemingway Lake; eighty-fifth birthday. POLITICAL € Someday They'll Run _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 , Dad Voice of the People z. 7 , Out of Tricks! Then What? ‘A Pontiac Press Enthusiast’ Grateful to Dr. Crane; Enjoys Press Features ward is a real help to many a confused young person. I even look forward to meeting ‘“‘Petunia” each day and to me Pontiac Press com- ics are ‘“‘tops” in that field. The I've often wished that “ Guideposts’’ could be a daily fea- ture—“Guideposts to Real Living” or something to that effect. A Pontinc Press Enthusiast . Spirit of Little Ones " Will Protect Pontiac About tw weeks ago, while waiting for a bus, I remarked to a lady, ‘Did you see or hear the plane over your home last night?” “Yes.” was the reply. I knew then that I had not dreamed of After the lady's litte boy, “Did you hear it?” “Yes,” he said. “What did you do?” I asked. “I fell out on the floor!’ “Why?” “I want to get up and fight!” “Where was your guat” “I did not have Mt with me.” “Re- member, Jesse, always have the ae he leoked inte my The little boy is Mexican raised Jesse Alaniz, American born na- tive of Pontiac. As long as this city of Pontiac survives, it will be done by the spirit and will of those little ones, like the boy, Jesse. 143 Prospect Street Looking Back 15 Years Age SCANDANAVIANS CONFER on New York's Roxy Theater as 3,000 watch, Case Records of a Psychologist Trading Playing Cards Gives Children Valuable Training for Business World Danny's interesting experi- ences are educational.”-Busi- ness training is very valuable such vital education ; entirely in our school curri- culum and even the Boy and Girl Scouts overlook it to a So encourage sell. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-¥2: When Danny. our fourth child, was 842, he and David (7) rushed into the house in quest of their mother. “Mamma, we want to buy a box of cards,” he began, ‘‘but the man at the store says they cost 50 cents. “Do you think it would be worth nn?" Danny was already so well trained in money matters that he didn’t want to be ridiculed for paying mere than an object was worth, “What kind ef cards do you * Mrs, Crane asked. “Oh, you know,” Danny replied. “The kind people play cards with.” ‘Well, what do you want with playing cards?” she persisted. “We use them for trading cards, See what we have al- ready.” and he pulled out half a deck from his pocket and Da- vid had « similar quantity. Aunt Het when he gets important, it's good breedin’.” [ Then they showed their the beautiful designs on the of the different cards, for each oi come from a different Later, Danny and David demon- strated them al] to me. Both boys then had almost 100 cards apiece. and 10-year-old Judy had almost 200. It was quite a revelation to me, for I had never realized how many different designs are to be found on the dacks of ordinary playing cards. Our children weren't concerned with the face of the card. They didn’t care if it was an "8" or “10” or jack or queen. No, their concern was over the picture on the back. And when- ever a classmate would come to school with some cards with a new design, then the trading start- ed Danny's pile contained a few du- plicates and I commented about this fact. “Oh, I'll trade them to some of the other kids tomorrow,” he casually replied. When I especially praised the pictures on the backs of some of the cards, including one that showed an Indian chief in full re- galia, Danny added: “T got that one from Janet. Was she a sucker, though! Why, she traded it to me for one that had just a bird on it.” au e:8 ue g i F ? g Z ; E i 3 i nd were gleeful. For next day at school they would begin trading. Seme of the cards changed hands several times, in repeated they wished ing business strategy. And that is a valuable training we don't give to our modern chil- dren in an adequate manner, even in the schools or in Boy Scouting. (Copyright. Hopkinge Syndicate Ine.) David Lawrence Boomerang Smear Helps } ‘ . Stir Voters’ Indifference HH ie | : Thus a Senate subcommittee in 1952 which was at first reluctant to allow itself to become the vehicle of a smear against Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin was prodded again and again by certain “left wing” organizations until the subcommit- tee did file a report, making no recommendations of its own, but There were no cries of “gutter politics” then from the “left wing- ers,”’ but instead they launched a + ULE He : A: “None of these special funds— Stevenson’s or Nixon's -—- : tl Biprsd THe Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service) This television serial was a soap opera with plenty of lather. The final curtain will drop No vember 8th when the committee reports progress in alj directions. That's because both the Demo crats and Republicans are grand- parents of this baby on the door- step. They don't want the de- cision to affect the voting on November second That's the way politicians oper- ate. The motorcycle cop hiding be- hind a billboard is not endorsing the product. , Le’affaire gum - beaters has been politics from the first chirp in the incubator. It has been kicked around like a paper plate at a picnic. It started when an investigator looked through a keyhole and saw another eye. Like all officia] findings you can- not tell the depth of the well by the length of the pumphandle. In the final analysis you are just starting. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE There is no kindness of the heart . . - Or act of charity .. . If it is selfish or it is . . . Performed reluctantly . , . No favor we are asked to do. . . Is really worth the while . . . Unless we comply .. . And do it with a smile . . » For when we are begrudging as... We play the friendly part Or do them not at all. Boys Lucky If They Live Outside City ---Misbehavior Doesn't Go on Record By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. There are stil] some readers who, I hope, do not wish I were dead, zZ t i q i % Ls j 5 or sisters, uncles, aunts, grand- raised in a village and at the time of my first arrest one of the gang happened to be the nephew of the police chief. The next time I a false alarm on the triangle, when Officer Mulligan, complete with 4 33 ji 3 gee? Pat i bt, , : it roof with trapdoor offered escape ial- why boys are lucky 523 il i i 8 a i I a a9 8 " i * » | a ais a THE PONTIAC PRESS. Show Business yr Nike Test Slated in Arctic Cold U.S., Canada Planning be ebru- SEagK35 ERAEDTEIS yet THE ala i oot fis ihe 7 tf & F i 4 Deputies Foil Attempted Destruction of Evidence Father John’s Medicine Brings Soothing Relief | From Coughs That Are) Due to Colds t i F : i i i I | of Darryl F. Zanuck on “Toast of The Town.” | Zanuek's life can be summed up in one line: Darryl] Zanuck By EDDIE CANTOR Successful in: Films but Once He Made a Terrible Flop he lives life to the brim, then pou-s.on some, I vane Det sald gee emenns We Seay flops—an epic called, “Noah's Ark.” When Arthur Caesar, a writer and a guy who Service F th He's different from many of the Holly- 1, straid of no one, met. Zanuck for the first = pickup o er wood producers—hates “yes-men.” I was time, he said, “So you're Darry F. Zanuck. Do_ around the day he squelched one of them. | ie « tavor—turn around.” Zanuck did and he ae eaners “Good Lord,” Zanuck sald, “don’t say yes | rit the swiftest kick in the pants he ever got.|f} Delivery until I'm through talking. All Caesar said was, “That's for ‘Noah's Ark." |I pe > 6424 He’s a born gambler. It was Darryl who took (Copyright 1954) ing remember driving my car all around Nhe lot try- | to him, “Hey, how do I get off this lot?” He told me, “Make one bad picture.” I did. I have’ never been on the lot since. | ‘ is alse responsible for one of the biggest was the same guy who was responsible for the 2 first big gangster ure, “Pablic Enemy.” film for him, and I | ohce made a to find an exit. I spied Zanuck and yelled Although he has had many successes, he MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1054 "1\Red Cross Activities , |) Designed to inform 1a chance on the first talking picture, the un- | the Pontiac-area CIO local Recently my friend, Ed Sdllivan, did the life | forgettable Al Jolson in “The Jass Singer.” It EE ea ane is SEVEN MONITE MOTH PROOFING At No -Extre Cost! & Son FE 2-9143 o> 4 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION RECONDITIONED & PARTS BY VAC & SEWING MACHINE SUPPLY Vac & Sewing Machine Supply Plant end Office 941 Joslyn 379 S. 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Hard to Pronounce— Easy to Settle With 367 East Pike St. _ FE 4.0588 after being hit by a car. ‘uled for the October meeting of the ld daughter of Clare and Betty | Born. in Lutz, Poland, he had | Clarkston Grade Pupils o.iiond County Councl PTA at aray of 3080 Mandrake, Oekley |lived here eight years, and was ° | “ Park, was at 3 p.m. today employed at the Packard Motor | of State Walter Robertson, Stort Full Sessions in's p.m. Tuesday at the Davisburg | Richardson Bird Chapel, Walled! Car Co, Besides his widow, Agnes, | Building Annex _ Elementary School. ‘Lake, with burial in Commerce | pe is survived by three daughters, | af- WASHINGTON (UP fairs, . | : " , American officials generally are| CLARKSTON—Full day sessions | Chamber of Commerce will show day at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, | Harold Chambertin of Lake Orion, | | Pontiac Mrs. Hi Luchs of Ann Arbor, | $eF | the pupils of Clarkston elementary films with the safety program. | arry Mrs, Marie Cowling and two sons, Teddy D. of Roch-| ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs. | ester, and Arthur A. of Royal Oak j in . : hildren. break the West's historic new |many of the obstacles that have : i Marie Cowling, 64, of 118 Willis | and nine grandchilc . 7 ne © new pian | blocked Germany's admission to| Point where classroom sessi —— D ies escue Ave., will be held at 3 p.m. Tues- Mrs, Paulihe Bialy | The § . ” . om the European defense system. | tendent of schools here, announced | day at‘ the Spiller Funeral Home,| ROCHESTER — Rosary service | meet British, French | School hours in the eb tary | with burial -inh Woodlawn Ceme-/ wil) be held at 8:30 a.m. today een hie ednesd Y uth ' lized | grades will be in aon to | , tery, Detroit, She died Saturday. at the Pixley Funeral Home for : ‘ yw aa 10 11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 p.m. rap | Mrs, Fllzabeth Pickle Mrs. Pauline Bialy, 68, of 415 El- ROYAL OAK — Service and lis St. She di yesterday. Mass a series of agreements formally | | to 2:45 p.m ending three’s nine- After ( ar ( Werturns ' irl Lock . . burial Elizabeth Pickle, | Will be sung at 9 a. m. Tuesday at mph . iciaaces | = program wil begit Girl ed m Cabinet 74. ee bee = = be pe St. Andrew's Catholic Church, with i . ~ : . - | cupation of West Germany | Walter W. 16, of 1800 Or- | — ee ey ao | for 15 Minutés by | Caruthersville, Mo. She died Satur- | Durial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. | On Thursday, be will set im | mond Rd., Milford, & POS | tor hunch and milk will be | Playmates ‘day at home. Wiliam 1. Rowell om a meeting of the Bussels | sible skull fracture and other head cnc wukly bests ont Gee Oo | Mrs. Burk LeMunyon | NORTH BRANCH — Service for | Pec: nations while they consider | injuries this morning when his CAT) 45 are good for any five days. A four-year-old Waterford Town. IMLAY CITY—Service for Mrs. | William - Rowell, 4, po popes » wheat aan, amy aod oqereunes bak Gauaiich Tost | Andersonville Elementary school | ship girt, locked in food storage | Burk C- (ina) LeMunyon, 74, until | BiSixbura Foneral Home with bu- , y an y . : ing the way for Germany's re- | Kepler, whose head went through gg ap vie ir Daye compfeted Wy | cabinet tor ehout 15 minutes Sus-| 2 held thig afternoon at White {rial in West Burlington i armament. tho cintnielt, Sue tiled t Fes ‘ a mg ae ‘day, was released unharmed bY! (256: Memorial Park, She died| He died in Bay City Friday Finally, Dulles will meet om Fri-|'m, ‘accident, which occurred. & Special meeting of the board of |e Oakland County @Herilf's de0U*| Friday night | Pe hee ie day with representatives of the | half mile th of Milford villagé | education will be held in the high ties who iurced the door. Surviving besides her husband | war srl tore : : North Atlantic Treaty Organization | iimits A companion, Richard Bare- school gymnasium at $ p.m. Tues- ‘The girl, Leslie Joanne Cham- ®re a daughter, Mrs. Irene Bar be — oy ay a to formally invite Germany to be- | to: 19 of Ebensburg, Pa. was|day for the purpose of obtaining |... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ton of Eisiss; o breather, Attarney ied there Saturday, fol- | come a member and to broaden the | treated for hand and face cuts/ authority to well or otherwise dis — - and NTS General Frank C. Millard, and !egan. She died there § » fol. | F |and released ‘pose at the board's discretion the Stewart Chambers, 5310 Cooley | three grandchildren, jlowing a lengthy illness, eatniesiae bh The victim said he was leaning Clarkston Station School, and Lake Rd. was treated for shock Alexander Kasmar Nowakowski ‘ ‘3 R 3 5 T over trying to roll up a window | Bailey Lake School. and fright at Pontiac General Hos- LAKE ORJON—Service for Alex: | A new pertable camp stove oper | mint when he lost control of the car, _ander Kazmar Nowakowski, 67, of | ates on bottled propane gas to give | jaccotding to sheriff's deputy Ross | . . | 446 §. Broadway, was held at 1| sportsmen the advantages of clean, ' AAA | Miller. $3,500 Fire Strikes | Deputies a ree a.m, today at Allen's _ Funeral | quick, safe cooking in any weather. : jured i F ® crawled inte the cabinet and one Two 8 in 3-Car Home on Highland of her six brothers and sisters in Wi d | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—| 5 me door, _ A Pontiac Township motorist | rire struck the home of Ernest | ™ ° and her passenger suffered minor | soitenburg, 6609 Highland Rd., at | Baby sitter, Sandra Rumph, 11, injuries Saturday when their auto ¢ 45 hast night, causing an esti- of 5384 Lake Vista Dr., Waterford ,struck the rear of another car and | pated $3,500 damage to the house Township, called deputies when she \ wee 43 lf you want WARMTH ond We invite you to open pushed it into a third at Telegraph | 5.4 contents. was unable to open the door. COMFORT, well, an account today... large and Pontiac Lake Rds., according! w i _| According to the deputies, the ‘ : . to Waterford Township Police. ‘ool becuse can sumed canity gic was not in danger of safloce Hy pt prcar 1" give We Pay or small, and let it earrt you Treated Pontiac General fire , thon because joosely, : . . = Howto eta and ruses were sake, eccordiag to ssciotant ai Pa a 2% a fair return, We give you Betty Warren, 18, | Equipment’ from Stations 1, 2 Kindergarten rs i Sneliroaks Rd, and her passenger, | and'3 were used by the 15 volun- PI Welle bs kfas : ° profit and safety! Miss Beverly Jacobs, 14, of 3373 teer firemen who extinguished the "'O" eaktast CURRENT Open your Insured E. Walton Bivd. | blaze. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A your fuel tonk Savi ! Miss Warren's car struck the waifie breakfast is being sponsored with our high-test RATE vings Account Now! MARAFUEL OIL ' rear of an auto driven by Charlies ; kindergarten home-room C. Case, @. of 15718 Northlawn, Clarkston WSCS Plans btn noes Abuse as he ant See = Harvest Dinner Tuesday next Tuesday at the home of Mrs, |onto Pontiac Lake reed. ‘The third CLARKSTON — Annual Harvest hn) Muses. #00 Cisse eg wes ted by J L Bigelow dinner sponsored by the WSCS 19. of en iad h Rd * of First Methodist Church will be ; held Tuesday night in the Church Serving will begin at =f p.m and will contitme until 7:30 p.m. one WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — The public is invited to attend, Auxiliary 62 to Meet Pickup and Delivery ] Giri Scout leaders and committee | WATERFORD CENTER — The |members will meet Monday eve-| Cost of Alaska. purchased from Metropolitan Ladies Awdliary No. Phone FE 5-6107 a » 12 West Pike Street activities | 1967, was at the rate of-two cents Mrs. Ray Bush, 1384 Airway Dr., workshop ‘per acre ‘at 8 p.m. tonight. 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Cheezest io y . 3 __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 The northern lights, or aurora denser regions of the atmos- | ae’ . : : . ; ; 5 bareati, appear at beighte ef 40] phate where's eect ts teas. Merkouris Jailed Gas Station Receipts ; Bus Driver Stabbed _ Chicago Thieves te cath te ca ae eS Cap See he eet oo a Double Sia ' ‘Gone With the Wind’ by F ra Show Good Taste: ; ae in Nn RICHMOND, Va. @ — R. L. Attack |. : (742 ohh nbn 4h kdl ine ster.| PiStCe Was Counting receipts at Y Iderly nee: lin Loot Selection : SWEATERS | icsita to-tn full today ewautng | race |bus driver browght his Greyhound | CHICAGO @Sclctve thieves prompt arraignment on charges of Hurricene Haze gwirted in through with expensive ahd artistic tast 4. mur | « window and whisked away more US safely into Wells last hight al- | amin \ PICK-UP and A | dering his former wile and her | than $100 in currency |though bleeding from a knife | 9Perated in Chicago over the week- 4 SKIRTS rege Mr. and Mrs.| Yesterday he got almost half the |Wound in the side, il bees . % Robert R_ Forbes. | money back. The rm a D. H. ree ig age Stade an ee moe a Cc Nm poe redo yrese Mrs, J. H. Hensley, who lives |Sigerty passenger who Seeeeily |e sorgurttis Sheet rey npcn “Let 9 yoers of coedil counselling experience you" A | a tent agninet extredition follow. * Block away, brought in a $50 went beserk when he fold the man orice by cracksmen who stashed Hours: Daily 9 to 6. Sat. 9 to |. Evenings b * AY [inc Tas erro ty FEE gps nj MAE_ dhe ad found tm ber back ino coulda Mave the ban om tney [oS wa MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNS RS Hot Springs. |yartl, It was part of the cash that |Pequop Summit, 20 miles east of ‘heir way into the Vault. Most off 110° ea gg Above Qskiand Theater’ ’ Ea. \ He denies knowledge of the dou- | bad with the wind. | Wells on U.S. Highway 4. 'the loot was mink , Phone FE §-0456 e ‘ES in which Mr. end bare. | ae Stump said the passenger slash- A collection of stamps valued 4 pre ‘ed an unidentified passenger | $100,000 was taken “ S CLEANERS Qo Sc25""" North Ireland Seeks. Salecssearer amar LR Te ia \ 227 Auburn Ave. Phone FE 43431 8 Visiing Lioness Foils Army Depot Raiders mci"ai™,scart tf 0s 1S ne WHIP PIOPIOOIaa aa aa} ‘9 Loness Frais yt lowed, Stump said, the man es lice the looters left behind nfany ‘to Worry Nairobi Police OMAGH. Northern Ireland # — caped. | stamps of lesser value and ignored | | S—| Neither Stump uniden- his wife's jewelry. i Mrs, Babette Kornblith reported Learn Hew You € ~ land the |Ders of-a gang which made al . an Make Your | <2 the police in this land of the Uniess You're A i | | Own . Mau Mau terror. |bleedy Sunday.raid on a British > Real ere © Mat! | | called out Sunday night to halt |Sthere ireland border. Grand Rapids Author Two Car Fly moanderings Five soldiers were shot or Succumbs in Hosp OU NEED —AND MANY MORE FUN. —_—* wntown Nairobi, officers | 2" in the 10-minute gun bat-| be wel | BUS SERVICE FILLED PROJECTS. EVERY nated | lesied ited ‘and ‘old ie yesterday, Two were in a seri GRAND RAPIDS ()—Dirk Nie- | DAY IN YOUR EXCLUSIVE leave it alone.” my i | os condition, Seariey at Dobos hanna | plage Fag i - . - eee NEW FEATURE~— The animal sniffed at a few! here. He was 68. His first book, Tae lamp posts, took a last look at the |detified ee membete of the ile| “Yankee Dutch,” dealing with || ters oncce’ "wang — officers, and then wan- gal terrorist Irish Republican | Dutch immigrants in this country, . JUNIOR quietly off into the bush.;Army (IRA). The captives were | Wn Praise of the literary critic, my . | ; with attempted murder, | 1. L. Mencken. if % | Star’s Mother Burned og fay otficiale. said at least two " neland sede wring x Detergent ‘EDITORS in Apartment Blaze alaaés ane was cntea ween ee United States as a 19-year-old Ha ; BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. @ — their companions. A wide area was | immigrant Sefeced, > HOLLY, MICH. BRANCH Mrs. Carmen Castleberry, 61,|Co"doned off to prevent their es-| He is survived by his wife, Anna mother of actress Dorothy La-|°*Pe into the Republic of Ireland, | Funeral services will be held here RESINOL eomnamee 209 Seuth Saginaw, Holly 7-652! Read this daily feature to your children. mour, escaped with first degree |}> miles to the south. Tuesday. tANOLIN : y burns from a fire in her apart-| It's great fun to help them have fun. | ment yesterday. See JUNIOR EDITORS today on, | The fire shortly before 3 a.m. | destroyed furniture and posses- isions in every room except the Page 17 bedroom of Mrs. Castleberry’s : apartment. She fied and was treat- ed for burns on the forehead, fore- arms and left hand. " —_ —_—_ @ JENNEY'S SEW IT YOURSELF! 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Reg. 12.50 Creme Oil Cold Wave October 7 50 Feature HAIRCUT FREE =| Satin Worn the candlelight satin gown which | etal, ing appliques |aind seed pearis secured her fin- \gertip veil and she carried a cas- aig if te v5* R 4 3 Pir Hair Style of the Month Kissable Neckline . . « ’ | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 « bal Bly’ -|Candlelight : for Wedding Virginia Freebury Weds Fred Mueller Saturday Evening, Virginia May Freebury created she wore Saturday evening as she approached the altar of Central Methodist “Church to become the bride of Fred Mueller. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Freebury of Blaine street, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mueller of Flint Dr, Milton H. Bank performed the 7:30 candlelight ceremony before 200 guests, and William VanderVen sang the bridal re- Virginia's floor length gown, in | Princess style, was fashioned with a scoop neckline, outlined with lace appliques. The skirt fell into a chapel length train, and the long sleeves ending at points over the wrists, were trimmed with match- A cloche trimmed with appliques | cade of gardenias and ivy. Her jewelry was a single strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Carolyn Freebury attended j MRS. FRED MUELLER: Couple Leave \for Florida After Rite | Madeline Gabriel, Gust Afendoulis Wed Sunday Florida-and New York City are the honeymoon destifations of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Afendoulis. The bride is the former Madeline Gabriel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Efthim Gabriel of Ottawa drive, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Afendoulis of Grand Rapids. The Rev. Samuel Gouvellis per- formed the five o'clock ceremony Sunday in S&. George Greek Orthodox Church, before 560 guests. White flowers, palms and candelabra decorated the altar. An off-white gown of heirloom silk taffeta trimmed with re-em- broidered Alencon lace flowers and seed pearis was worn by the bride, The skirt ended in a cathe- dral-length train: A Dior original headpiece secured her tiered veil and she carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums _and foliage. The bride’s seven attendants gowns, fashioned in ballerina. length with off-the-shoulder neck- lines. Their flowers were bronze chrysanthemams with wheat and ereten leaves, Sophie Williams attended the | the bride as matron of honor wear-¢—-— ‘ing a floor-length gown of slate blue silk organza. | Other attendants were Mrs. Ken neth Ross of Ortonville. Mrs -« James Mount and Joyce Forrest in wearing floor-length gowns of corn. | flower biue silk organza. White satin and lace parasols covered with pink roses formed } the bouquets carried by the at. | tendants. A rose taffeta gown with puff ‘sleeves and bouffant skirt was worn by Rita Freebury, cousin of the bride, for her duties as flower ‘girl. She wore a scrofi headpiece and scattered rose petals from a | basket. . William Mueller of Flint attend- | ed his brother as best man. James day evening when Phyilis Marie) B. Barron ! Her parents are Mr. and Mrs Ear! Burrill of First avenue, and he is the son of the Clarence B Barrons of Seminole avenue. The Rev. Otto G. Schultz performed the 8 o'clock ceremony Phyllis M. Burrill Wed Grace Lutheran Rite Vases of white flowers, palms| of honor wore a waltz length gown guests were Al and Sam Gabriel of and candelabra decorated the altars in pale pink and carried a bouquet Pontiac and Clark and Sam Afen- ot Grace Lutheran Church ‘Satur- of tinted blue carnations. attendant and niece of the bride wore a pale yellow gown and car- ried blue and white carnations bride as maid of honor and brides- ‘maids were Martha Savas, Stella Williams, Evelyn Ryeson, Eva Nickalas, Despina Mitchell and Sophie Anastas , Andy Jaffas of Grand Rapids served as best man. Seating the | doulis, John Theadore and James Bodgon of Grand Rapids Mrs, Ronald Drake, the bride's 4 dinner dance at the CAI Build. Burrill became the bride of Allen | sister and Mrs. Gerald Hesse of ing in Waterford followed the. Drayton Piaing wore pale biue gowns and carried bouquets of | pale pink carnations. Pamela Marie Adams ceremony. The bride's mother wore a gown of dusty pink lace and georgette with white and brown accessories, and the bridegroom's mother chose a gray-blue gown with gray accessories. — another | Wore ate era ae quilted +———- “Madeline Gabriel, daughter of the Efthim Gabriels of Ottawa drive, and Gust Afendoulis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John “ Afendoulis of me Grand Rapids z 1 fy a were married Sunday eve- ning in St. George Greek Orthodox Church. “GUST AFENDOU LIS . MRS. — Music Clubs Hold Parley _was Mrs. Frank W. Coplidge, state president, who brought ‘‘News of Your Federation.” The program for the day, held in First Congregational Church of Rochester was a folk song festival. / Mrs. Herbert Sardner of Birming- ham also attended the convention, PERMANENTS The basis for every hair-. style .. . hold it in shape easier, longer. Mrs. Donald B. Hogue, Mrs. wil liam F. Maybury, Mrs. Henry W. Sink and Mrs. Paul Kern, mem- bers of Pontiac Tuesday Musicale atiended the Thursday convention ot the southeast district of Michi- gan Federation of Music Clubs. Mrs. Ralph Curtis of Oxford gave the president's address of welcome fer the convention which was held in Rochester. Principal speaker ‘Junior Editors’ Begins Today |. An exciting. new daily feature Short Curl for children will make its first ap pearance in today’s Pontiac Press Permanents The new feature called “Junior from -_< < Editors” will provide youngsters between the ages of 4 and 8 daily educational entertainment. This in- b ‘i ‘Mount, and Charies and Heinz Le Corin 304 Riker Bidg. FE 2-5221 ay eee eae ee ae lle SS eT | uation, also brothers of the bride- from Flint, seated the taffeta with white and navy ac- ceossories was worn by the bride- groom's mother, Her corsage The bride wore a floor length gown of Chantifly lace and tulle over satin. The portrait neckline was outlined with scalloped lace | amd the skirt ended in a chapel | length train of tulle. | A fingertip length veil was | caught to a tiara of rhinestones and seed pearis. She carried a | white orchid on a prayer book with stephanotis and ivy. Clarence Barron Jr was best The bride changed to an olive man for his brother and ushers in cluded Delmer Edler and Heinz and black accessories for the wed Falk. Mrs. Burrill greeted guests at Dublin Community Hall wearing a blue lace dress with pale pink accessories and , pink carna- tion corsage. Aqua taffeta with white accessories and a white carnation corsage was chosen by Mrs. John Thompson as-matron Mrs. Barren, was Composed of orchid chrysan- themumes. Following a reception held in the church parlors the new Mrs. Muel | ler chafged to a brown suit with mauve and brown accessories for a wedding trip to Washington, pa Cc and the Smoky Mountains their return they will mecide on Pre-Dance Parties Held Saturday | Orchid street. The bridegroom is a graduate of General Motors Institute of Tech- nology. se WSCS Plan Supper Members and guests of Beta Thea Chapter of Lambda Chi \Omega sorority gathered Saturday | evening at Indianwood Country , Club for the sorority’s annual al vest Moon Ball. Entertaining at pre-dance parties. were Mr. and Mrs, James Barling of Spokane drive, Mr, and Mrs George Knapp of Brookdale Lane Mr and Mrs. Charles Sanft of Fieldway drive and Mr, and Mrs Albert Kinkade of Drayton Plains Others Were Mr. and Mra, Don Bryson of Drayte, Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell of Mohawk road, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klimek of Oneida road, Dr. and Mre, Kenneth VandenBerg of at Methodist Church Committee members were named for the annual turkey sup per of the WSCS of Oakland Park Methodist Church when members met Thursday at the church Oct. 21 is the date for event Making arrangement are Mrs. Leo Mineweaser, Mrs. Joe Wagley and Mrs. Claude Kline Devotions for the Thursday meet: ing were given by Mrs. Clayton Gillies and Mrs. Earl Foster was iwere shown Bobette Shop Pick a Life Bra and Girdle BY FORMFIT to look your loveliest with comfort Fave fashions long. flowing line . ably ... in a pretty new Life Bra and Girdle by Loved the world over for beaunful fit, Life Bras elevate, separate and rejuvenate Formfit. perfectly. And, soft, light Life Girdles control your curves with the gentlest persuasion — keep waist trim, tummy flat, hips and thighs slimmer, smoother. Our skilled corsetieres can fit every figure, so come be lovelier! Ue Girdle shewn, $10.00 Nylon taffete , satin laste y roe 9 front Others from $8.95 ie Bres from ¢} 25 BOBETT 14:North Saginaw ‘ comfort- Strand Theatre Bidg HOSIERY and CORSET SHOP. / Mrs. James McHugh of the State Hospital grounds, Mr. Frank O'Rourke of Sashabaw road. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Maloney of Chippewa road, and Mr. and Mrs George Eldred of Lakewood drive Proceeds from the dance were donated to the Pontiac State Hos- pital Child Psychiatry Fund Stork Shower Held Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins was hos tess recently in her Poplar street home for a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Paul F. Hawkins | Wool suit program leader who introduced jpepewood drive and Mr. and Joe Wagley Jr. Colored slides Of arg Rupert Staton of Silver 0/ Vr. and Mr. Wagley's recent E an tri : | Cireto artve. Mrs. Glendell Also entertaining were Dr. and Co and Mrs. Lincoln avenue { green tweed suit with beige-pink ding trip The bride is a graduate of Academy Nvart in Detroit and the bridegroom attended Davenport In- stitute. The couple wil! make their home in Grand Rapids Book Review Given cludes coloring, cut-outs, things to make and things to do, simple games and reasoning tests espe- cially designed to keep children busy for half an heur or so each day. “Junior Editors’ has been pre- pared with the assistance of Ne Appointment Necessary Beauty Salon 20 E. Pike St. IMPERIAL FE 4-2878 child psychologists to make sure that its entertainment values are underlined with basic educational principles. The bride wore a dark brown Pioneer Missionary Society of with matching acces- Oakland Avenue United Presby- sories and the white orchid from terian Church heard a review of her bridal bouquet for a honey- the book, “The Church We Love moon trip to Northern Michigan. given by Mrs. Ralph Osborne )U pon their return, the newlyweds | Members met at the church Thurs- will reside on Summit street. The | day with Mrs. Guy Caswell pre- bridegroom attends the Institute of | siding and Mrs. D. M. Keefer in | Electrical _Engincering in Detroit. ‘charge of devotions It is designed so that a child can perform most of the activities by himself or in the company of a brother or sister, with some help from older persons Don't fail te introduce your child to ‘Junior Editors’ on page 17 of today's Pontiac Press Begins with « PERMANENT Juanita Rawlins Becomes Bride Saturday * pom, The Rev. Paul Havens performed the 7 o'clock ceremony in First eve- No Appointment Necessary HEALOIL Beauty Shop Evenings by — Cab FB t-stt6 WEDNESOAY 4FTERNOON Juanita Rawlins and Vernon Verch =— a : — were married Saturday evening in First Methodist Church. She is the daughter Rawlins of and his parents are Wr. and Mrs. Carl Verch of Drayton Plains: URS. VERNON D. VERCH rame the map and remember, careful cleaning y Y HH i 50 Our cleaning experss preserve the beauty and texture of your coat by careful steam.air shaping. No iron touches the fabric to make m dull of presedowt looking. Only geniic steam amd air passes through the weave to reform the ines. And fabrics as gets ow the sbi. Let us renew | - our cout now. Call FE 2-8101. does steam-air renew a coat BEAUTIFULLY? the Noturel Lmedctong Coflers Collars and cuffs smoothly, expertly to sharp appearance. « Cash and Corry Delivery & fer $1.1 8 fer $1.8 1 FE 2-6921 = Methodist Church Saturday ning when Juanita Ruth Rawlins Tit, N. 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Ave. FE 4-2857 Northern Michigan was the des- tination of the newlyweds after a reception held at the church. For the trip, the bride wore a beige tweed suit with brown accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. They will reside —— on Pine street upon their return. School Girl hairrie $ oy up ~ ANNALIESE Beauty Shop 804 N. 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MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 as | ‘on Simplicity = a. tHere Are Four Basic Rules to Follow ___By ANNE HEYWOOD paper was, how it spoiled clothes,| If you would like to invent some- sl sendy cemgleag gies’ ra" manicures and -dispositons in the| thing, bear in mind point er writes “and,. 80 far, r nog | Samus nt used duplicating ma- which this illustrates: no success in marketing any. But |" j46 kept wondering could 1. Stay in your own area. If F aa en aot eI lowe ot Bike a ant tee you're a housewife, concentrate : ’ oo , was thinking | oy improving things your- A Difficult Term I'l hit the jackpot: | about it one day, on the bus soi | seit wee. You'l have a better PA home, W ‘Is Defined in Then she went on to describe | home, when he happened te Mising understanding of. your own do- i ' her inventions, most of them very ising | main than you could ever have ~ Woman's Opinion aiid di «oe of any other, | =) He saw that they were placed By MURIEL LAWRENCE aera ss meopens foomees, ih troop 6 | cto: on ene nae _ A reader has asked me the most In the same mall, I got a me eta beteht Mea, 'he oni | Dane in the ‘back of your important question any person can note about a successtul’invention | put a narrow protective border amet, SD, yew eves coe ee ask another. Though I've been which is now on the market and around carbon paper, it would be see if @ solution doesn't pop into asked it many times, I have evad- being used by # great many | impossible for the dye to smear “eg ed an answer. After pondering this firms. It is a perfect’ example | over the edges and unnecessary good legal advice an neo: last etter, I can evade it no of the case history of many suc: | for the carbon itself ever to be wpe yp Psoane-in longer. a cesstul inventions. touched by the operator's hands. |... eee This reader writes: “I am deep- It is @ new kind of carbon paper! He patented ee ae ly interested in the kind of prob- ee ee et eee ee | ee device, and | explain, the chances are it's no Jems you discuss, However, be- » | marketing it, | good. The successful invention al- and was invented by a stationery everybody's reaction was: “Why lea people feeling: “Why cause you sometimes neglect to supplier who kept hearing about | didn’t anyone think Gida't anyot f define your terms, I often feel one nat hearing sheet | See ow ever ah gf that | didnt enyous over Gink of Gat (an ees om , it's so simple! before, it’s so simple!” ple, you recently attacked a moth- _ | But It Hasn’t Come Yet mean ty this term? I want to McBride Has No Pl Nobedy, I'm sure wants me to ; g we Boy Neo ep for End of the World MustBreak By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE| The true believers, however, went What has been " A New England reader warns ahead i gh eeteng ts te nb me thet the emery - giving eee Advised to Keep term. My reader is asking, “What to an end. She does not set a date, | 72nd, they dotined white “ascen- Boy in the Corner apn A but it would be a strange coin | sion robes” and gathered with thei of Heart, Have Fun aa gag ey ome Ky Ree acdpe t CE OE ee ene rnen at the ee ee tee cs| ay MROOREE 4806 14%-24% Ba on the theory that the higher the WOODWARD Pe wach athe 5 one yay en ween oti | he tv cnn pr | Hw eng «ew te | Mana Halos for I am det FS 4 na 4 for a better one: Oct. 22, 1844. lew even climbed moun- beeen seeplientegnne ne on snes, § Sone oe eee ; 2 = # z- weekly newspaper made ®| gor days after the failure of ee eee ee ee The Flattery of the double diag- proach blasphemy & . eet ee FP 7 em : ment ie this nettion of the self is N — 4 % Riise ciel ated aar “We shall a Sas po loved ee ee ae stant? How secure oop = — venene he ~—- and pot acceptable to my reader, I New loose powder compact is absolutely |Called the disque d'or, its cover is lavishly | Weer tolowing. We are talking ‘0 snag alana ger as endet fo ihe ya ioe seal er ; __ ganmot tell her where to look ‘tor’ spillproof owing to an ingeniousl desi i : . . week following. We are talking to com- honor bright? many fabrics—especially gnother. Though modern paychal- ly designed | decoratel with gleaming gold in an inter- | you through these columns for the mitted suicide, gone imsame of | Deep emotions, a strong founda _ a, ’ Gnetien, Tasaeh Sekine, Paes | Patented: feature of construction (6 PaIMC! locking spirel pattern last time.” warp ishing to get Sack tlw | tisn of matesity alared omerienresie ee et sewceach,”” it cannot tell us what |S¢aling ring) exclusive with ‘this company. : Mo ene-over was quite cue | given © they had trestingly | and a real unity of purpose can) sn ge _ Gur self is. , how Oct, 22 was picked for the Spa iii keep two mature people true for| Pattern 4806: Half sizes 14%, The best it can do is to tak | IF you like fur trim— ‘ fatal day. The end-of-the-world I feel sorry even today for those |80 long as they are apart, | 167%. 1814. 20:4, tte, Mle Bie about our “personality” — that n't Judge seare started several years be- gd arent ogg oar bemgedirsnagred thet an cctigty quuniies bs come: 16% takes 3% yards 39-inch fabric; mechanism moved by the tnter- fore when William Miller, ex- Boney spaima ror tp persona thing cleo again. A sudden whim \% yard contrast. action of our passions, our in- army man whe late in life began | 5 tora fabric of everyday | with no follow-through is a flimsy This pattern easy to use, simple herited conscience and what ts y er to study cextptures and prophecy, | UVeS and settie down egnin to 2 Gipess Gcltligtaiaita Gabe | ee ee ee ee called the ego. Bat even our most made a bage chart on which he | Pumdrum world. and dimming off her fun. plete illustrated instructions. learned paychologists have to Babushka figured the world was certain to | i-'\0: Vong‘ coming to an end, 1| When Sead 35 conte tn coin tee shake their heads when We ask end sometime in 1843 or 1844. Se te lS you find yourself tied by| pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- ey - Facary Spe bent What You Wear Is Naat ged yl gered goa porate make any plans. in Geen 'l — hv Nig lrg Dard fenipliand a mailing. Send et a for it, : mere : ms, eare of 137 Pon- we are condemned to believe that a Matter of Good dividuals were taking an interest. about the fray—and more | tiac Press Pat.ern Dept., 243 West . fe) Lake Mead, reservoir of Hoover | about the break. we are tiled by our “person- Taste, No Nature, too, gave this white-| Dam which stores 31,141,755 acre-| “Dear Miss W i 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print ie ; ’ More wert tin oop — In the | feet of water, is the largest arti- i gos kan gate socal Gas haat apd pos oe with zone know spring spectacu comet | ficial world . @ nature which God himestf pro- ay GLY Peer Sighted the shy coe night as bri take in the a menth and a bell. During that : wounced. “good” is to be at the “I would very much like to have liantly as midday. Riots and even en a oe F 1 Chi k “personality” wants pe Aen Se was ast ae nad — Sllonsd wham yoorie ese PETUNIA! stone — on oll our deine another | a ICKeEN ‘Thus, when a faulty personality “Is Post , —_ “ee | U involves as in a job failure or Harlnboig. Mrs. Z that clothes Miller, however, remained calm Life pele selon perplexing Every time Bill sees me he ‘Recipe ses Rant hy gids can serve ware you to Jolgn a “indy” woud and assured his followers that the | Li Teege sam Cook covered] | Net bo. woke several‘ er Rj ‘see a pon : is was yet—that t , ~~) fet he broke several C poe pe gn nature you you consider her clothes, or would ee oan soring March 21 But I haven't a cover that Fits dates and gave me no onlann. ream, ice have?” rst in : vgn Ae by ghar emaapgted hanna aan charac- that day, the Millerites ome = = Mrs. Hugh Ap Hales r tig = moral involved figuring decided they'd Bakes Fryers or When we know the self with asking this on behalf of a made an error in calculating. The mapeed Ost Boo) which God has endowed us, we friend end myzelt, We consider real day, they then temporarily and roilers Slowly Se eres cir ress | Soa So te tat (A se ce » sept New Yr ct wct be] peas Pr Poe . ‘ now we choose to wear ‘‘babushkas” ow refused to give me ‘ontiac Press Food Editor @ur “goodness” or our “badness” | bleached the color of « towkeed Village, they , to us. And feeling the sureness of te contvadt with derk conte. ee tins of bed epee tae made plans. and wouldn't discuss Chicken is an excellent buy right ee ee Oe Seer) tae FF poe Prag meg mag oie sceptics tried egal earthed atte eta coden our “personality” begins almost at . T.—The smartly dressed nw ’ ve told sion. One bright and he’ saying goodbye | geod baked chicken recipe from ence to behave. : Yoman this winter will-weartur mat We are not ladies. hibition a gory 's going to be gone a| Mrs. Hugh J. Hales. Her way oi , pilekics co GaN cad aie,| Shum whe alld my Ont a a ae a wee year promised he'd| cooking chicken should be ideal mostly as collars or separate little | me lady would wear a babushka picked up a nice piece of change. neepe every day, but he never | for a party, since the preparation ties, inside standaway fabric col-| amd that this type of head cover- Zee seal mapperee pobo of wo | | chen make your own |), eee et Se ee lars, te tact. for trimmings fet al ing is strictly for peasants. In year was a two-liner which went: cover, Petunia—out of he writes bel ae a if} Mrs. Hales has a football-playing occasions mportant. my opinion, peasants be ta “What's y lumi i : "e|son and de-school : a = dies, too. 1 would appreciate your | itn jets verchtatop: your toanter joa eh amen re ee ee Too mand I forget bien forthe |e” bury in PTA organizations B S| [Find a Set’ Place | Samra eo hia gs A se |e, bine er ree him for Chi"sty ‘Can the New * os . | ” eeu o fi - 1 s a, | ‘ “But 1 thought you paid the! om. type of ha skirt is its protective cover! | no end. _ = : wood? | comers Chub Poon eoapent 2k nikon at fare Hf 20 anny Sota tamanre ut Ya], amt Toee| one ste fen as jee | ) s , trans . a ae oe TA, | toad bis and make. sare | yy yee yy maser tbe | ae mal pimp ileal loge Se a ee ne E geet elrald te bent out the empty at least once a month. hie ee eae Send 25. cents in coins for this he said them every time he ap aay Regge | @uat but & ahuaye prest-| newspaper man's copy spike is | Po" good taste and nothing | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- saw you which wasn’t often, N: By Mrs. Hugh J. Hales on polite to potice-| good, but only it you have m0)" To ners Post: My tern for first-class mailing. Send Gatos alone, no deep friendship, | Wash and blot dry quartered youngsters. cv aol vey Tope in-|to 124 Pontia¢ Press Needlecraft mo shared experiences. A quick erga agar lagyie |e laren oak Ge a eee eee flurry of double dates was all under sides and place in @ tar tived together in a small Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print you tnd. Etec = bit of high- (Shallow baking dish. Dot liberally ment which the daughter intends to — ore a <9 pcre ated eer and Hamas a : address zone. appointments, no good- dredge ae bye, and a broken promise to lightly with flour. Pour over light . a ristmas my husband write every day. coffee cream to. abeut \% inch in I gave my mother-in-law a ARS the baking dish. Bake in 375-400 very pretty teaset, and for her Is Bill's “I love you,” with ab- | degree oven till brown and done— birthday, which was just a month solutely no proof, enough to keep! about 1% hours before she died, I gave her a you faithful to him while he's| w ° rather expensive pin. I would fer Guty fr ages? Is hie peta Lge Nagy sere angle prose like to know if it would be proper erecta. freedom enough | for (ht ane ed amon — to ask sister-in-l you from taking it? amount sienna Bry army rdiani-i for the For the life of me I can’t see | Cooked rice. Place rice in the bak- You shouldn't say anything, b ona yp Rae angelic etry on tele cm te a hee ~— your husband could ask Bie ler it he pie does? He onig pore agree a om the cicken are whether she wants either of these even keep his word about that. » rice and chicken on a eel gener gad ous she Taagge. doors liking him if you must, | Platter and garnish with sprigs of t i r Mrs. Post: Will you please corner pee ad oe ee veleeicunbacime ell me the rav to - : fegilss poloeine Udi suarence, Aamwer ony tec tet| Toon og: etry ony drt felt that plain “hello” w eo soe - io accidents in =r Legare lo” was Proper - _— ~~ realty an active part| United States than drivers to be that more t life. Meanwhile, enjoy the | found in any of the other age and more people are If you want a child or teenager fun that’s to be had in school answering their telephones by say-|to be at ease with your guests — ing, “The Jones House” or “The | When he meets them for the first ase oue Smith residence,” etc. Is “hello” | time, tell him a little about them is outdated? in advance. It's difficult even for 9 Keen-quetuging ; Answer: hiss : is still correct | most adults to make conversation + © answer the telephone in a pri-| with a person when all a vate house with ‘‘Hello."’ about him is his — know Hh ame vorpal It's twice as bad for a youngster. 17 Sesame compen a. oneee cerned ’ e radian shee detexammed | " : wo eee an) Pre-eocked Minute Potatoes turn to creamy- to buy St ok — Binet = : smooth mashed potatoes right before your eyes. “function Just toss these tender shreds into salted boiling e Menecetive water, add butter and beat. “Bisowhaae- Wee It’s as easy as that! And they’re delicious! Try Zashion hop a1 — angeles, *em for dinner tonight. | , California ‘ 1662 S. Tel Rd , ‘i Nomed. ‘ous ) . egraph . a 46 i { sg _* B ” te musie s : neve pene | | ee ie Beales : =o ne 4 Le bos gs ipl paca of 100 per cent flannel is St Ooser ven : td a a minute ouble-breasted with a cross over deep V neckline in front 50 Legal matters & lossy 2% Com 3 . | o ; - s < . = manded Open Tonight | Accenting the lithe princess silhouette, it has its own center acon eee 26 Lagapare ps nod til 9 back kick pleat for walking ease. By day it’s trimmed with patted 10 Wading bird —— 8 Cungte a washable brushed jersey blouse. When the li Bn LD Rf mm = 33 Geap- Soe oe ee ss jersey se. lights are snare ieee 2 eee st Roman emperor season Dip in 35 Mountain icarkie Bhs | — slo dimmed, the jumper goes alone, svelt and sophisticated. pe THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER~18, 1954 FIFTEEN _ Idaho Democrat Fe ee Whale Niro , : = STORE CLOSED Utah GOP Meets Tonight | ‘wuss o-raice wise s Tries Comeback |on Fate of Meets Tonia ihe an id pn wey te ALL DAY TUESDAY, OCT. 19th TO AGAIN MARK DOWN PRICES TO CATCH UP ON ALTERATIONS, REARRANGE STOCK AND TO BRING OUT ALL THE MERCHANDISE FROM OUR STOCK ROOMS TO FILL OUR. Srameaieerate AND BINS WITH HUNDREDS OF NEW BARGAINS FOR THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF E E | z e z E es gre i aj re off as | them and many ocrats > be "Ti bee iar ce | ‘| TPS NEW! IT’S BETTER! HUDDIK S the vice presidential nominee with| Stringfellow offered to withdraw OSsTS EXTRA Henry Wallace on the Progreseive| fromthe congressional race but Li be NOTHING a One of Pontiac’s Finest Men's Clothing Stores ticket. But now he is back as the| left the decision up to Utah's 128- - . Our marvelous Sta-Nu process actually replaces Democratic party's nom.-| member Republican State Commit- het the text Sictive Sn evual wom, you yous FEEL the lier apprise oes oe a LOCATED at 15 N. SAGINAW of the unbiased dopesters give him made his electrity-|#- 2¢¥¢r hove texy anak Got ve See a chance to beat Dworshak. wo aeoos on the heels ot mi (DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE STRAND THEATER) If Taylor the Senate, he | Story published —hsagg ony Shirt might provi the wde by which Sama weakeuanes brepie rey vg sate re $ eS aH | ah Seeoecies see || | MEN'S WATS, | / Pernt tonndang reat. CmovVai vale wins, many politicians believe that | % his tale of yi Cleaned and Blocked # HOUR SERVICE AY ous » ed ' Idaho voters also will replace Re-| , Stringfellow, matried and on sal MAIN PLANT publican Gov. Len Jordan with «| ler of 0 sme othe after. Factory ; Demowet, Cart: Maneen a. ae aie oe 5: cit oS tee Every member in our organization will be WAIT governors can't succeed) prance during the last war. Sesked ond ] mselves and Jordan did ex themecives ond a eas ° fp EN eA Drenches Boxed 9 working all day Tuesday — Buyers, managers, pa Republican senatorial nomination. gcratic official had privately ad Good stock clerks, salespeople all marking down Gen, Retet E. Smytic ss their oe copaieet, Walter K. Grane 24 Hour Service at Our prices and filling our tables, racks, and bins WATC H candidate governor. littie chance of ting | ; Against Taylor’s tactics, Dwor- ee 10 Neighborhood Stores! in all departments. All hands and headi pre- chal has ben, taning om ig rw _And yesterday, thre were mary | FREE PARKING AT ALL STORES _— his presence at/— privately — that Stringfellow STA-NU IS EXCLUSIVE IN PONTIAC @ SUBURB AT Ne Contract || HURON CLEANERS and ecessary FUEL OIL || .... SHIRT LAUNDRY Great Removal Sale! | rycspay’s pawriac PRESS sts Pt 6a 128 Sale Begins Wednesday Morning we SEE "lp Oct. 20th, Promptly at 9:30 A.M. —_ es ee ee — EN EN-TON|GHT 5 HOURS ONLY --’Til 9 P.M. BRAND NEW ~ RAYTHEON TV SET moc, é | FIRST COME FIRST SERVED REG. 229.95 NO MONEY DOWN NO MORE WHEN THESE ARE GONE! ‘Hurry ! IN ORIGINAL CARTONS 1955 WESTINGHOUSE 21-INCH | 9 PARK FREE The House of Discounts REG. ‘249° SLASHED TO NO MONEY 2 ad 125 W. HURON ST. PH. FE 4-0581 purwry or raze panning ‘Where Wrigley’s Used to Be’ viewry or raex PARKING ) 1 ; : : Z) 7 Z » THE PONTIAC PRESS,. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 | A ‘ * pin" . . . was ead,” especially com Cate epee foe aria we bly O81 Million Autos | When Denouncing Person Carrier Bennington |o-"rscr't Gate BB sug am tomneel Goan mee Po DE ASTIC an Say Anything-—-Politely [Receives 2 Bibles {son sie wees, wach 6 so |admira) Rosco. lilenkoete By Lae 5. See went through it, she refused to} new yoRK (UP)—Two Bibles. |Committee, Inc. NEW YORK (INS)—Every time | chuck it in the waste-basket or | _., salaseds the Guid A oxipit-cinad Bile “was pre |7Ht: end other Navy diguitariey, the papers.report on “mountains of |*turn it to him, “Let me answer e.cicsion which took 103 lives |sented to + mail and wires” being received|' {°F YOu." she said—in & 109 | aboard the aircraft carrier Ben |Bible 16 But her not was very short and | sented to the ca and ber a story heard sbout the quite polite in tong. "My dear Mra. of the casrier today to open the ieldent” Inst May. famous author, John Steinbeck, _|So—and So,” it ‘ran. “You havelcelebration of N : About Mrs. John Stefnbeck, real- | said things to my husband I would | Week. Anthem and “‘The Greatest’ Book | lines. * ly, because it's mostly about what|Tever dare say to him myself. = she did once when her husband | Yours very truly...” - handed over a letter that had just This story, I should think, . -!come in the morning mail. would have plenty of meaning to ‘ Remember that letters of all | lots of people besides authors, . ; He ~ 8 back im the crazy twenties: | 1, my. opinion it fits the case “ \ SJceeey Ses | THE PONTIAC DIVISION Prise or governors Thurs-| legislators, with people in busi- ‘ OF man state veers ome! | THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN | ! 3 ee hs H a § if Fegeese : : Hy cf F 3 ; 5 S | Ls 4 Bri | i 3 ' Rodgers and Hammerstein, pulling} And the basic meaning I see in Is proud to announce their appointment as local ; ; «pew eintock oe simp ' t for the following Trans-Atlantic Steamship in Music the Economical Way at ere oe - tv oo one agent for the follow strangers, ers, . sa GALLAGHER’S ACCORDION SCHOOL |=ses emcee Sen aes caiendids tema) Linda Remember You Save More by cule, Shopping in Pontiac i ! + a5 In. an election year particularly, Holland American Line , Canadian Pacific Steamships Italian Line i rE HE cris Hi i i H Eden,” and it wasn't only eriti- |For the principle holds in every cal and disapproving. state of the Union. French Line It was déwnright abusive Fp egos pct it wire TR nereges Iypor lig Meola, xj Pg Bree dh rainy ahattal UNITED STATES LINES “day letter” or “night letter’ in- ae ° stead of “fast rate.” Often ¢hat Members and the public are cordially invited to use 2 Leftists Elected mer ogee shaper tn adn the services of the local AAA office in obtaining mper and cools out the ~ . . » hot blood boiling behind it, steamship passage and auto-shipment space, as well in Jordan Voting we: it daw bes alee Ss, as other data pertinent to a trip abroad. AMMAN, Jordan (®—Two left-| Cours, (at the most effective EMERSON F. ALSTON, Manager Pontiac Division Automobile Club of Michigan 63 N. Perry Street Free Use of Accordion . | | who blame the West for their ex-| We also know in our bones that (For Unlimited Time) ripe ep pie get to see Telephone: FEderal 2-9255 : Free Band Lessons Free Music yaedearer the violence aeons shige The Country’s Best Teachers ~ fone under anew sem. permit ting authorized groups to campaign JOIN NOW - OUR METHOD IS QUICK and EASY [ergs "ena more ‘thon ts Come in any Monday or Tuesday evening — ‘a. 6 6s See and hear our bands in action. (In Damascus, Syrian press re- ports. last said f 4 ti a “GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. = [E2222 3 ——— | : Ph. FE 4-0566 an ee Po SR ox Pe Pe oh eae Neg ~ frving B. Babcock President Dearborn Motor Credit Corporation Levis HH. Cole L. H. Cole Oil Company HURRY eee Many One-of-a-Kind! — Floor Samples, Window Display Models, Some Slightly Crate-Marred ! : The Pontiac Press Alfred C. Girard President and Chairman of the Board “Beauty Sleep” == INNERSPRING MATTRESS Alfred R. Glancy, Jr. af President 4 A. R. Glancy, Inc. 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WKC “hs Department Specials ! 108 NORTH SAGINAW . | i ' | } j | The Community National Bank of Pontiac , Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. a * ( “THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 , Red Spy Ring Active in France TEN > * MOP UP STORM DAMAGE—Philadelphia remove a tree from the automobile on which it fell in and rain of © Hazej which struck late last workmen prepare to | scene was typical of many recorded during the aftermath of one of the high winds the worst hurricanes to strike the area, bringing floods, death and i) United Press Phote Secretary of State Owen J. New Drive Test wled to be put into effect by Jan. 1. It has 100 questions, divided into| Cleary said the new tests would peas oe and was license in Detroit or any place else Weed Out Dangerous Motorists the state by the first of the year. across a railroad crossing against Cleary added the test was almost TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR EDITORS HOW TO MAKE A JUNIOR EDITORS HAT (Mothers: Today's introductory pane! is more difficult than the ones that will follow, and you will need to help on it.) If you are going to be a Junigr Editor, you-need a real news- paperman’s hat. Making these traditional square, fiat-topped hats from néwspaper page’ is fun for the whole family. Here's how: 1. Take a full sheet that forms the front and back pages of today’s paper. Cut clear across both pages just under the news- paper's name, as shown in step number I. Save this strip for use later. 2. With the paper still double, and the fold at the top, fold the upper two corners so they meet evenly at the center of the page as shown. 3. Using drawing number 3 as a guide, fold the top sheet of the lower rectangular section in half. Fold it again over the lower part of the triangular section. 4. Turn the paper over and fold the sides into the center. The folds are indicated by dotted lines in the drawing. 5. Tip the corners of the lower section as shown. 6. Fold this lower section in half and then fold again, in the same manner as in step 3. Tuck this folder portion into the band} at the base of the triangle. 7. Fold the peaked top in half and tuck neatly into section as shown. 8. Turn the hat bottom-side up and spread open hand. Carefully fold the. two corner peaks inward and tuck the side sides as square as name of the paper and with white library paste fix it around the band of the hat as shown in center drawing. Tomorrow: Make a colorful fish and then find the fish a home. ei s § af a i ~ z ul “til | oe | prepared in consultation with state ‘police and traffic experts from | | Michigan State College, Northwest- ern University and New York Uni- work,” he said and a person average intelligence can qualify for a license without studying traf- fic laws, . \a red signal and still get a driver's in the state.” | Twenty points constitute a per- | fect score on the test. Two eight of 2 Detroit applicants scored only 12 or 13 points, but got licenses, although some of Charge Stated Massive Espionage Unit Said: to Be Operating in Government Circles By FRED PAINTON PARIS (INS)—Paris Police In- spector Jean Dides, who touched off one of the biggest spy investi- gations in French history, declared today that a “massive” Soviet es- plonage ring still is operating in France Dides charged, in an exclusive interview with Internationa] News Service, that the disclosures of a past few weeks were merely “a small aside” to the real espionage going on. He declared that the infornn.- tien on Nationa! Defense Commit- 7 H-BOMB MONSTER—This huge balloon monster being moored | over Tokyo might be filled with political hot air. Made to nt tise a movie called “Gojira,” meaning half gorilla and halt whale, the creature supposedly resulted from the U. S. H-bomb by Police Official 3 22°sraccr mest stroying several large structures, including the Diet building. ¢ wap IR ee oe SP ey ings. Security agents seized Dides and found National Defense Com- mittee documents in his posses- sion. He eald he had obtained them from a one-time Comme- nist as proof that the Reds were receiving defense secrets, them answered: It would be all right to continue after a fatal injury accident so long * | as you were not at fault: O.K, to| “Monsieur Charles,” who was sen- ’ AVERAGE AMERICAN BOY | matches: chest 27.08, *| charged with harboring a fugitive | Dides had been working with one | Alfred DeLarue, also known as Dides and DeLaure y made a trip to the eel deoes United Press Phete — Ten-yearcld Alan Adams of | New York, swells with pride after he was picked from 7,651 members “with your | of the Children’s Aid Society's Boys Clubs as the average American | boy. His measure: ments most nearly matched the average American inte the band. Block out the hat, making the top flats-and the figure for 10-year-olds set by the U. 8. Department of Agriculture . For the finishing touch, take the | and the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The statistics Alan almost argument on their side if they didn’t overlook the fact that the he a # gle r ae = The Republican candidate is U.S. Senator Homer Ferguson, 65, of Detroit, seeking his third six-year term. The Democrat is Patrick V. Mec- > and tior of Labor. Ferguson's career ig summed up by his official biographer: “coal miner, teacher, school prin- ' cipal, lawyer, professor of law, intefnal power of the Communists | France is so strong. cireutt judge and U. 8, Senator.” | He was born in Pennsylvania and | MILWAUKEE (UP) — Seventeen Dutch sailors, survivors of a freighter that sank in Milwaukee Harbor, have decided they like movies better than Ameri- : ; Hospital Is Dedicated PORT HURON — Port Huron’s “How can a ‘third force’ exist worked in the coal mines as a| new 100-bed Mercy Hospital was charged | *| | young lad. He was educated at the as Wayne County circuit judge | dedicated Sunday by Edward Car- Dides charged today that the QUIT CROWDING, WILL YAT—Barney, young | davenport. Among other things, Barney likes @ “neutralists” in the government moose which adopted the Marvin Mayfield family | scrounge in the kitchen and drink milk—six gallons “make a chain with the Com. | of Clinton, B.-C., seems undisturbed by the weight js day. Already, weighing 300 pounds, Barney has munists,”’ of Juanita Mayfield ag he reposes on the family |700 to go before he'll be full grown. He described the “neutralists” | F M N -» [as men in the French government | rgu amara : who believe France should take / : _ ve = : the part of a “third force” be- S S S = . * tweek the United sates sad e|U,.9. Senate Seat at Stake in Michigan Dides added: {Ts Js fret Merion of stories or | brought him to state attention when grand jury returned 370 indict cape pom openly with Commu-| coming election ) oo ne en See eS es ee n crypto-communists of na LANSING @ — The man who is| OTand Jury investigation into gam-| Detroit, a ayne County pros tional policy and military secrets, bling. racketeering and graft. The tor and sheriff, the superin often indormation chairman of phan ar policy | —* content of Detroit Police and three will be relayed to the Communist | Committee puts his senate seat on | city councilmen. : party.” a Dutch Sailors Prefer : : state president of the first indus trial union in the Detroit auto im ‘GOP Wives Stump for Candidate Mates DETROIT (INS) — The wives of waist 23.2, height 5444, and weight 704s. Senate to Washington @—A Senate group vice and opinions from specialists é 3 Fi Ue | lets Het 3 i FF 5 F Ss 5 [ ag . | Be bly H i | “x, 409 nondelinquents that: Fifty per cent of the mothers of the delinquents had a history of wut ags a3% Egy? hats / a” Government in Court Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block M. of Telgeraph 3° TONIGHT-TUESDAY °° { ant couple. The servants are the | portant acting chores on the Para- - t , game who worked for Gregory at “The laugh track might give you a guffaw where you in its blood shortly drop ; PONTIAC AREA! Peck when he lived there while | ™°™™ : should only get a titter. The whoopee box the deat. FIRST SHOWING IN = making “Roman Holiday,” the laughs,” the man said. It was used on CBS’ “Royal ‘The origin of sugar cane is lost fm which cataputted Miss Her- Badbugs May Bare Family” show and “The Man Whe Came to Dinner.” ks tek, cemeuhee ts Os Onl y twice hes Audrey ventured. 2 e . oe wy uals toe one on : into Rome. Both times. tans Origin of Population “We'll only use it on live shows from small studios,” the expert | OF aivander the Great in 27 BC. swarmed around her. She returned said. “That gives it a kind of honesty.” | spoke of the “honey-bearing reed.” pale and nervous and wants to BERKELEY, Calif. (UP)—A4 (He didn’t say what kind.) Sugar was a delicacy only aot make no more visits to the city. collection of bedbugs is being NBC isn’t known to have a whoopee box yet. However, laughs the wealthy even when Columbus | 5 ** * made on a remote Pacific atoll are popular at NBC, too. ‘took the sweet grass to Hispaniola fan heed cay tpn Ragen KR ng tok ek (hs oon vovagen 185 te late evening. They discourage call-| island’s Polynesian population. NBC isn't known to have a whoopee box yet. However, laughs |. for chocolate, the Old ers and their only guests have been| 4 ‘six-man team of scientists is ®"¢ Popular at NBC, too. World gave sugar to the New Ween men TCHR 1 MOULIN rrcoucron a oy Roman aristocrats who live Kapingamarangi — which ~x~ *«* kk * World. of amy! nearby villas, lies in the Southern Carolina) Max Liebman, producer of the spectaculars, does his shows| wot entil 1751 was sugar cane PLUS — SECOND FIRST RUN HIT! ae ee ee Islands two degrees off the in g Brooklyn theater seating only 350. . . but has another! successfully introduced in- heneguneen ends Hep- | *tuator—to study. the island's | gudience watching monitors at the Cen- it was even > 1 ee te Tes mative Holland | Fock%s marine life and to bring|tuty Theater in Manhattan just for its Napoleonic | te salen fends fer war veterans. came © samp a Novag Oe OX. | aghter. crystallized sugars MR.POTTS goes Her husband will accompany her ener ntl e — | Its laughs are piped over to Brooklyn sugar beet. W if he can finish his movie in time. ° ‘and go on the air from there. produced near- ( mosco Dr. Usinger hopes to deter- — * ‘ as “ sugar ina 0 WOME t0 Set Spring Lake Mail mine by examining these bugs alone con- FROM > ws ss - Fe ose rr a | a THE MIDNIGHT EARL... yp TEAMMIROLS SPRING LAKE —r Residen originated. ; e after uries } oe =a |of the Spring poled. will re- Dom DiMaggio lunching at the Steak ~= succeed in ae ICOLOR ceive home mail deliveries begin- The people seem to be of joint-said that Boston Mgr. Lou Bou- | the laboratory ning Nov. 1. The offices of Sen. | Polynesian culture, but the atoll Greay got fired partly due to his feud with /% from simpler compounds. omy ot TONIGHT Homer Ferguson and Rep. Gerald | lies between Micronesia and ssugger Ted Williams—and that now Wil- | milestone came WURE WILLAR PAT CROWLEY : R. Ford Jr, said provisions have racine ac igure liams will surely play next year . _ . The Lo 40 countries put into | TBCHARD HAYDA LAST TIME been made tot A ieliveeyian to| believes members of island's Duke and Duchess of Windsor, returning | Stabilizing sugar production ana |f ‘At 12:00 - 3:00 - 6:00 - 9:00 ! len the veut population scratch bites of Poly-| 1" mid-December, will-be given a “real : : : nesian bedbugs, but the bugs are | Dig party” by socialite Charles F. Cushing. -=(ALS0.—. | death "4 . jf Jon NNY DARK No spaghetti, though. The pen- cil-slim star doesn't want to gain weight, She sips wine with lunch. The rest of the day she plays with the villa’s eight cats and one Ss ee > 4 4 - ke Cad a ‘ ’ LARAMIE : ECHNIL LOR tance SMITH \ WILDE CON TUES.-WED.-THURS. “Elephant Walk” HELPER—Who said television hurting the movies? Here's Gloria Talbott to show that at least it's not all one way. She got her start before the television cameras. Now | being brought back to Berkeley | 80 he can make sure. Messages Drive Home Highway Safety Theme | North Carolina by the State High- way Commission. Motorists on the north-south route read 190 messages like: “If you are over 35, you're lucky to be alive.” “It's a short hill; don't be im- patient.” | “Safe speed 55; social security “The late Ben Smith tried to | ists take kindly to those on 1, CIO Row Victim Critical DETROT (@®—The condition of Albert Harris, 36, remainéd criti- cal today. Harris was shot during a meeting in the CIO United Auto Workers Ford Local 600 auditorium Saturday. Police said they would seek a felonious assault warrant against Erskine Putnam, M, who THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 4 “It’s due to the small color studios,” a CBS expert told me. “They accommodate only 200 or 300 people. The public’s ac- | customed to laughs from 1,000 to 2,000 people and might get the idea that a show isn’t funny. Se..." The whoopee box, a Hollywood invention, is an improvement, on the laugh track—which is carined laughter-on records or | tape, | Grace Kelly wears glasses to First | Nights! . .. Elaine Stewart's around | with Bob Evans, the young textillion- aire. : “Why didn’t you film your fights—now § 7 77 | they’d be on TV?” Phil Silvers asked * * * * Joan Holloway is playing the part of ‘Claudine in “Can-Can.” | Marilyn Monroe's now free to work in Las Vegas if she wishes. | |The spots there were crazee to get Joe and her to perform | | together. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Myron Cohen tells of a mother who asked her son, “What are you looking for here in the | kitehen?” . . . “Nothing,” he said . . . “You'll find it,” | she said, “where the cookies were.” sure know how to tie up a phone booth.” . Fire Destroys Market DETROIT # — A $100,000 fire | destroyed the B & B Supermarket in Lincoln Park Sunday night. It was the second major fire in the} PHILADELPHIA (UP)—Ameri- | suburb in two days. Two children died in a house fire Saturday. Fire Chief Thomas Dickson said his force was unable to cope with the | superm blaze. Pressure Welding was stabbed in the fight. JUST LIKE NEW! “Women can't wrap a package,” says Ethel Smith, “but they | - | z . — ' | Audrey Sleeps ) Suga p H|on Peterson'Spy Case | EY OE Whoopee Box for TV ||UQGI FGSSES | new Lake Theater \ I ALEXANDRIA, Va. @—The gov-|| 21] Noon While : Pfs | ; 420 Pentie trot [|anment ties io « send 7|! Ferrer Works Gives Artificial Laughs | ]wo Milestones |\ —““7“— a ot ts| _ALBANO, Italy @—Husband Mel * By EARL WILSON ‘ * On Our wide wires Sereen Peterene Je. got secret Gocuments| ner histo leave for work at } Vital “ARROW i THE OUST “with intent or reason to believe” | 7 “im, vet it's otitl o hene _NEW YORK—You can’t lick our television geniuses, they've|. Science Creates ’ fe Tesheniociar with \ they would help a foreign country. | Ryne him and advan Hepbu vt " just produced an artificial laugh gadget called the whoopee box: Food in Lab, and World | % Sterling Hayden > “DRUMS OF TAHAITI” Petersen, 40, was an employe! Since Sept. 29, the newly wed Mm : Sitting tensely beside his whoopee box during a program, a ‘Trad Poli —ALso— . Im Technicolor with of the supersecret National Securi- film stars have been living in a , | sound effects man listens to the jokes—then pushes one of four Adopts icy a “RHAPSODY” Dennis O'Keete ty Agency and its predecessors secluded villa here in the Alban buttons. WASHINGTON — Sugar, one of » In Technicolor with \ for 13 years until he was dis-| Hilis some 20 miles south of Rome. One button is for titters, one for chuckles, one for giggles, man’s basic foods, made big news Elizabeth Tayler 5 } charged the first of this month. | They have a guard at the gate and one for belly laughs. (Thefe aren't any fer Bronx | twice within the last year. Sci- ‘BaD aa as. to discourage visitors but you) # cheers.) entists learned how to duplicate it | . ee © | And then the TV studio ts flooded with titers, chuckles, gig- | *"4 the world agreed on how to , ‘9 © @ ~\ gles or belly laughs—and they all go dut over the alr across voi a is s >. The countryfolk will tell you that the U. 8. that such pe E rs | Cj ¢ . after Ferrer leaves in the morning, * * * * ly natural his bride usually dozes in bed until RALEIGH, N. C. — Roadside | gig - If you want bus service when psie Maxie Rosenbloom at Sardi’s. . . | signs in — — ene “I wanted to be forgotten,” said ' JOAN HOLLOWAY you need #... | lle ; + + » “You got your way,” said Phil. USE IT NOW, AT PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER IS UNFAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Pontiag Lecat-620 1. A. T. 3. & RACKET SMASHER! “APACHE” Also “STAR of TEXAS” Producing Results} h - . That's earl, | 5 | Motor Vehicles Commissioner Ed | brother. 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Many Northern states have Lin- |, up interest in the renamed holi- day. Strictly speaking, this country has no national legal holidays. Congress can be-it-resolved all it wants to, but it's still up to the states to decide which holidays they will authorize, r So we*have Southern citizens | giving the rebel yell on Robert E. Lee's (Jan. 19) and-r coln’s birthday (Feb. 12) as a le- gal holiday. -—_— SHOPSMITH @ DeWALT PORTER-CABLE @ SKIL QUALITY TOOLS ATLAS @ CLAUSING.@ DELTA BROWNE-SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE RENTALS 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Rood BIRMINGHAM, Mi 4-0444 GLENN WING POWER TOOLS DAILY 8 te 6:00 — FRI. 8 te 8:00 | Massachusetts has its Patriots’ | Day (April 19). Nevada its Admis- sion Day (Oct. 31). Tennessee its Gen, Bedford Forrest's birthday (July 13), Vermont its Bennington Battle Day (Aug. 16). 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Holt ti s zg ratte =f ~ a yi ni eH HT i Hiss 4 : ul inf ! ut ! its } 4 le i # | s E -| glad the A's are staying in Phila- -| tails. He said Glad A’s Remain in Philadelphia ‘Spike’ Says KC Has No Place for Major League Team ' | By The Associated Press “Kansas City has no place for a | major league baseball team,” said | Owner Walter O. (Spike) Briggs lof the Detroit Tigers today, in | commenting on the deal that will | keep the A's in Philadelphia. “T'm delphia.”” : a : é American Harridge said comment until 2 ot: Hot as Playoff Berth Is Nailed rene All ij i [ i i i di Es 7? : be if Mikes Rams Bow to Pontiac’s two parochial football | teams split in Suburban Catholic $1- Rout F Fy tt TT pe : § E i 3 o extra | him | 19 points and 6th place. \ eee, - a %, fae, Dales, 44-0; a ochaalib in all recent meetings | beween MSC and Notre Dame, the Pponents, St. Clement es crowd-pleasing thrill- versions to give the Shamrocks an | the kickoff for a touchdown with | its main offensive weapons, and it Clarence Peaks going the last four | probably gained the Wolverines Bud Schwartz scred on a 70-| yards. Earl Morrall threw a 47-| more yards yard tence pees ee oe eer used yard dash in the 2nd period. Mikes | struck twice in the 3rd stanza, with | Lauinger going 30 yards on a re- | verse and Elimy plunging two- feet. Elmy set up the latter score with a 9-yard run. ag oe t tally | twice and Paul Reynolds went for | 08d just gained four yards : in the 4th period. . Frederick spotted St. Clement halftime lead and then out visitors 13-6 in the 2nd Larry Morrow passed for all touchdowns, hitting 4 yards in the Ist Tae two conversions. | Bill Skowron, Yankee first base- man, led the Big Ten hitters in 1950, getting 20 safeties In 40 trips for .500. It was the best mark ever made in the conference. evens Eye Bowl Bids Razorbacks win the Southwest Con- ference title. They haven't taken it in 18 years, all the while suffering humiliation upon humiliation from the big boys like Texas, Baylor, Rice and Co. But their stunning 20-7 triumph one of the dozen and a half major | And who would have thought, Army would emerge as the top, .| title. Both currently are pulling up team in the East after it's wretch- ed showing against South Carolina in the beginning of the season? But the Catlets’ fine 28-14 triumph over Duke sent them right to the top in their section. Both the Big Ten and Ivy League have been surprising. Illinois and Michigan State were expected to make serious bids for the Big Ten the rear, while Wisconsin and Ohio State, two of the unbeatens, go at it this Saturay. Out of this game Title - Minded Steelers Hand Cleveland Worst could emerge a Rose Bow! team. In the Ivy League, Cornel) was the heavy favorite, but the Big Red ig just playing out the sched- | ule now. Instead, Yale which! hasn't won the championship since . is in a favorable position to, e through. seems capable of catch- ing UCLA in the Pacific Coast Con- but the UCLANS can't go to the Rose Bowl, so they're for national honors rather | than a post-season game. They massacred Stanford 72-0 in their last outing. Actually, Southern California | probably will get the bid if it gets, past California Saturday. Oklahoma, the No. 1 team in the -| 9. eee 9 lrish Win as MSC Kicks Fail olverines and Detroit Win, Spartans Lose ony Lions Maul Colts | Briggs. Cronin ero 25M’ Beats ‘Cats on Breaks; Unscored-On 11 a a | Heart-Breaker || Still Unbeaten By ROBERT FE. VOGES EAST LANSING «®—No one at Michigan State college had any apologies to make today for its 2-19 football defeat by Notre sf for wishing he had some of the) and the Spartans led 13-0 at end of the Ist period. But the fighting Irish fought back with scores in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters to first tie things up the other touchdown. With two and a half minutes to Morrall again hit Lewis . a pass completion good for 44 y : Bert Zagers cut 14 yards around end to score although at least three | S2"'s Ed Shannon gained four tear.” . tacklers had a hand on him. But the extra point was missed, the margin that left the Spartans Doyon kicked ith their 3rd loss against a sin- gie victory so far this season. You Be the Quarterback By Warren Geer Head Football Coach Drake University. Now hg — ard quarter almost | Tigers, signed a 3-year contract over score irgin |Saturday to manage the Seattle fi | Tech tied, 1414, the scat back Rainiers in the C |first three games.’ Some of the runs out on the field, As rate these plays | for this spot: Quick opener with carrying. the Virginia quarterback. \ back scat Fake quick opener to scat back and pass just over line to an end. Quarterback keep-pitchout op- | tion (quarterback runs parallel, to line of scrimmage; may pitch out to scat back), Fullback delay over center. Hi Hei By JOHN BARBOUR | ANN ARBOR ® — A voice from | the past said, ‘‘a punt, a pass, and etl Tit o FE : Sis af é ' mea (Cincinnati, with a 5-0 record. also prow. — '5 Working on a 13-game streak. © Other top-flight teams that have WOLVERINE ON | Michigan back Jim Maddock (26) | sprints for 6 yards before being overtaken by Northwestern end _| Fred Nosal (80) in the Ist period of Saturday's game at Evanston. Michigan won, 7-0. Substitute Pitt “va in ar te vateas CQQCH Jubilant . | iJ - SsSSisSaecescess = | All of this was mirrored m tne! Aft II 19 Wi Quan” : CSS rg | let down column where North- el . in eee “Foun GAMES _ , Michigan used the punt as one of Hamilton - Directed 11 | Zz Upsets Navy Saturday; | Amer» hed J Takes Aim on NW y tan | we Oo Stan 3 susxseeusy: (Com)... (Pla) ; 4 eT 3 F< was d : J 3 E i i i Hi ie é 5 i i 3 F i F gan verted into the winning touchdown. In. the 2nd period, Stephen Austin (Tex) Southern (8.D.) Ters (Duluth Hamilton, gridiron coach at Navy and now Pitt's athletic director, stepped back into ac- ; 7 fo tive coaching ranks une edly | Swarthmore ieee: “13 last Tuesday after Dawson was aamesy — on the 15. Fullback Fred hospitalized with an “ avating | —— [Baer and left! halfoack Danny , net we Royal Oak Driver heart” condition. p= “I don't know whether Red will | |Cline drove to the one in four| be back in time to take charge | (ase plays and Cline went over. Kramer against Northwestern next Satur-| Wins Feature at LA cked the extra point. day here but it's interesting and exciting to coach again,’ Hamil-| Don McCubbing of Royal Oak ton said. He added: won the S3Jap championship fea- “Everybody gets excited and ture race at Lake Angelus Speed- I'm no exception. But I've been! way yesterday, McCubbins took confident al] along that our boys over the lead after Virgil Barb, were good and would bounce back. | also of Royal Oak, blew a tire We did against Navy and I know after leading for 32 laps. ‘ we'll keep going.” Jerry Barb, Virgil's brother. won Dawson entered Presbyterian the t hospital last week after Pitt lost its of ball the rest of the way. | On the next play, Lou Baldacci headed for the right end, but | passed to Ron. Kramer, who was | SEATTLE & — Freddie Hutchin. | son, former manager of the Detroit | i Pacific First reports said Dawson will mer Tiger infielder and the Rai-| be hospitalized a week but Hamil- niers’ manager for one season. ton said the doctors “still have Contract terms were not dis-| some tests to give Red and we closed |don’t know for sure what date he'll be back.” ie, for his scalp. Hutchinson got his start in pro- fessional baseball with the Rai-| “Pending Red's return, I'll di-| niers, winning 25 games as a rect the team with the help of his are listed for Madison Square Gar- rookie pitcher in 1938. assistants. There'll be no letdown. | den this winter. 2. 3 and 4 Pro Powers Upset Grid Selector Picked Army Over Duke, Missed Call on Cleveland and Rams By HARRY ‘WISMER vorite over lowa and it was our | choice had been Penn State, but Jorn dim noteel cm selection that the Buckeyes | Art Lewis and his West Virginia Our No, 1 choice of the week,| Sul win. fowa was beaten, a ee aie Army over Duke, came through) | ..i4 Maryland's Terps had two Stanford and its followers felt = on the sports with flying colors. Duke had been |na4 weeks, but this would be their |they had a pretty good ball club pages). Football Results MICHIGAN SCORES Notre Dame 20, Michigan State 19. Michigan 7, Northwestern 6 Villanove 6. ope 13, Adrian oo of To 2 Mich. Normal Northern Tlinois 6. | Picked on oe we? pt fom good week and that they would this year, but the Ucians of Red coast inner, but win by twenty. Final score 30-0— Sanders gave them the rudest of | selected the Army by six points. Marviand Army won, 2814, ‘Nuff said. ap utes ge ppp te eed : ce > tv thet ow Michigan at Northwestern posed | I felt Purdue would lose to Wis- | No. 1 accom Rem a different picture. We picked | consin and they did, 20-6. pane re . . ane raion Michigan to win by five points but| Pittsburgh at Navy—Red Daw- ‘They did. 650. Kansas they came through by seven. son had a slight heart attack and , Reversal came with the Penn| Tom Hamilton directed Pitt to a 4, John Carroll (Ohio) 43, Wayne 0. Ohio State was o slight fe |StateWest Virginia 91.99 Setback, 55-27; Packers Upset LA Rams, 35-17 sports casters, heads the Big Seven| Central Michigan 33, Southern Ill. @ i nm 33, Southern Il. @. | as usual. Colorado, probably the | ow Be Kalzmance 1. | The Notre Pearman By SHELDON SAKOWITZ {| The Eagles and Steelers come! Tobin Rote sparked the Packers’ | Only club capable of giving the| Toledo 19, Western Michigna 9 City Still Hopeful it was. The Spartans had many | The Press ‘to grips Saturday night at Pitts: triumph over the Rams by passing | Sooners a healthy workout, looks SUNDAY'S RESULTS chances to win, but the Irish eked | The title - hungry Pittsburgh burgh in a game that could have|for three touchdowns and plung- | ike the conference's Orange Bow! gd gel ag mgr aaa it 20-19. out, Last week I picked six out of six with the pros. This week it was a :/an important bearing on the out- ing for another to give new Coach | team since Oklahoma isn't eligible come of the Eastern Division title. Liz Blackbourn his first success. | this year. Kansas City Is Dejected sion crown since joining the Na- In their first clash at Philadelphia : Soc pare ann - In the tough Atlantic Coast Con- Kings (Pe) 30. Upsala 20 = , / P ; ‘ tional Football League in 1933. the Eales squeezed out a 2422 halftime defieit to throttie the RTeHCe which supplies the other Indiana Pay 32. Biippery, Ro-k. 7, ver frrancnise LOSS aa Wo oe ; « «© decision é € ic o throttle Me team for the Orange Bowl, defend New Haven Tchrs 47, Bridgepor " points over Baltimore. Bears, who couldn't cope with the bean ueeee i ee | They won 35-0. . } Nothing would please Walt Kies This time, Pittsburgh, looking . gaore ; ing national champion Maryland eae , ; ; . ling more than to have Pittsburgh for revenge. is ae home an "i ers’ tibet . prem attack. | sill has a good chance, with Duke | Usu 30, ‘Texas Tee iS aa aa ap abe oe ne American Vewg ewe eae, Cardinals - pede Yoek - George Blanda kept Chicago in the ; : | verbial bride left at the tar,jing the American League. We! Gj win the Eastern Conference : P' & and Wak the runni Plorida State 13, N. C. State 7 ants game was routine. The m cham- \Steeler triumph, coupled with a came with three T nd Wake Forest in INNING. | Loulsville 26. Evansvi Kansas City was down in the}wanted the team but we want in this, his first season as Gi ‘ashington |e With Garee TD passes, too. on Giants won as expected, 31-17 Pionship in this, iant victory over Washington Pensacola Navy 21. Great Lakes 12 | mouth today but still pictured it-|it without any embarrassing fea- head coach. | Sunday, would throw the race into ’ Undefeated Mississippi is in a| Ari#one 38, Idaho 13 Cleveland Browns were expected * ¢ e le three-way tie for first place Head On Collisio peculiar position. Ol’ Miss could py ay —E Rice 4 self as potential major league ma- ey which we later would re to win as in the past, but this closest Pittsburg} — - | - Southeast Cont | he PE + Be, terial. ad great Steeler te Ppa twee title was in itt when Meanwhile, the defending cham- | ® - a tite per go on to the Sugar Bowl Mirneee ay « emegr non: Capper “es = e| Kansas Chien ea edged to burgh “pad too much shercant bara pa Philadelphia | pion Detroit Lions and San Fran- | Kills Pair of Horses and with its soft schedule probably} Qtishome ¢s. Saar gana € en toma” tok Gity Man-| purchase more than mans season pe and triumphed, 55-27. ended regular season [Cisco 49ers clash in a vital West- will do just that. The schedule] Colorado 20, Iowa State 0. tickets thousands other Angeles was heralded far tied for first place. But the Eagles | ern Division test Sunday. NEW YORK (INS)—Two horses | has worked against the Rebels in| Mareuette 18. Holy Cross 14 Oar LF Cee. teat|pintene. tor indie, game. coum. |0ht Wide, bat © sectes Uber ter prevailed 214 in a playoff. The The Lions racked up their third were killed in a head-on collision the national picture, though. Columbia 't Mervard 6 » American League club owners had| They also had voted overwhelm-| Rams take the road, they don't do Steelers demonstrated Sunday that straight success by blanking: Bal- | yesterday while they were work- ; Pittsburgh 21, Navy 19 approved transfer of the Athletics ingly for a $2,000,000 bond issue too well. Green Bay's Packers fi- Gey're definitely @ .team—to be |timore 35-0 Saturday night, while ing out at Belmont Race Track. Plenty Seats Le aeeca ee ‘here brought a jubilant response,|to prepare a stadium for major nally came into their own by win- reckoned with this season as they |the 49ers turned hack the Chicago! The horses were John D. Herts Alina St Tousenes 6. The cheer turned to chagrin yes-|league baseball. ning, 35-17 SPE ie conoenighey Cleveland —~ shat spores Speedy Wave, favorite in today’s! ANN ARBOR —Michigan ticket Gon sa ervese 16 ‘terday with announcement that the| Councilman Robert J. Benson| Apparently, the only team with a 3 ve et ~ w bowed to the seventh race, and Star Of Roses, Manager Don Wier said ‘“there| UCLA 72. Stanford 6 Athletics, purchased by an eight- said: : chance of beating Detroit ts San ‘tee = Lions a week ago. dropped a 35-17 a. maiden two-year-old filly owned are still lots of tickets left for) xamowat roormatt Leacue | man Philadelphia syndicate, would| ‘Kansas City should double the Francisco and they were forced to front-running ladelphia | verdict to Green Bay Sunday. by Maine Chance Farm the Michigan-Minnesota homecom- | SATURDAYS RESULTS t i efforts made to t Hngies bowled over the Washing-| - ie aad . Wesley Hite, Sayeanold ing game at An Arbor Saturday.| etre 3 Baltimore ¢ stay in Philadelphia. obtain a club. | go through a mighty tussle to gain Redskins : ~* ; , ayey , omyear exer- & ‘ 4 SUNDAYS RESULTS “While we have considered get-| Baltimore had to work for two) a 31-24 nod over Chicago's Bears. ' ig a 7 abe The Eagles’ Adrian Burk tossed cise boy, was thrown from Speedy Wier said that although sales | Philadelphia A ington 21 * ting the Athletics as important,”iand a half years before getting! Philadelphia breeted to a 49-21 TT epee Ciena Covtionis 2:57. Leckzas's longue record.” |nismea snore tas, | mere going al, plenty of seats) See a meer [said Don a Kansas City|its club. We have been working victory over the helpless Washing- yi . ‘places above.the knee, ‘are still available, Kew York 31, Chicage Cardinals 17 | councilman, “Kansas City is too\a little more than a year. iton Redskins. . ‘4, L 4 » , . r a . a e Fr / f * i, _ ma ~ ib » > ; . yom - Last-Minute Purchase By RALPH BERNSTEIN PHILADELPHIA i — An eight- | transferred to Kansas City. It was man Philadelphia syndicate made only last Tuesday that the Ameri- a dramatic last minute purchase | can League met in Chicago and of the Phi Athletics last | approved sale of the club to Arnold night, saving American League } Johnson, Chi .| Rey Mack the game's greatest figures, 91- year-old Connie Mack, Months of confusion and inde- cision over the status of the Ath-| | day to make up his mind on wheth- jer to-sell to Johnson. It appeared that nothing short Philadelphians bought out Connie Philadelphia group, its civic pride and his son, Earle Mack, and stung with the thought the nation's See eee Dertace of Teg | Olt tent ty wes shee Sa ness that kept the A's from being | one here seemed able to work out| meet early this week to reorga- signed away the team | im four previous months. | ‘The new group, which has asked | President Will Harridge of the | American League to approve the purchase agreement, paid Connie Sr., $604,000 for his 302 shares,. and gave Earle $450,000 for his 163 shares. It assumed liability for a $1,200,000 mortgage held by the ves A's for Philly to the local | nize the club, elect officers and a | sroup. oa béard of directors, are: a . Pi — - . 4 z . ‘Ty cant understand it, he sai Arthur Gallggher, trucking firm “T offered Roy a much better deal. executive and former national tie would have been a vice presi sculling champion; T. R. Hanff, THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 You Be the , ’ Quarterback " Answer 4. Fullback delay, Hard to make five with this 3. Quick opener. Same objection as No. 4. The scat back will be watched carefully but should have | better chance for five yards than the fullback, 2. Fake buck and pass, With the! eaily on this one. spot player getting attention, the end possibly could get free more | | 1. Quarterback keep-pitchout. rt | ‘the scat back is being played| heavy, the keep could be wide | open. If the defensive play is rath- er normal, a pitchout to a man of this type could gain five or #0 yards. Best call. (Distributed by The Register: and Tribune Syndicate), other indebtedness and as working capital. Roy was given $450,000 for his 000 in the new ownership group as a partner. Connecticut General Life Insur- | j;ance Co. The balance of the partment store magnate: $4,000,000 will be used to pay off | Rosenberg, food chain executive; 163 shares, but he re-invested $250,- | The new owners, who plan to an investment man; Barney Fis- cher, oil and automobile industri- alist; Isadore Sley, owner of the |Racquet Garage Corp.; Morton Liebman, son of a Philadelphia de- Arthur Jack Rensel, Philadelphia adver tising agency man; John Crisconi automobile dealer, and Roy Mack. Johnson, who flew here late last night in a desperate effort to fore- stall the Philadelphia deal, was stunned at the news Roy had Cutting Tool & Supplies PLENTY OF OFF STREET PARKING W. Pike Corner Cass FE 2-0108 Some Gals Glamour for Attention! | lam and challenger Johnny Saxton, "// DRIVING STRAIGHT DOWN 70 HAVE MY WHEELS BALANCED AT - FRONT END & STEERING SPECIAL 1. Toe-In Checked and Corrected 2. Camber Checked and Corrected 3. Caster Checked and Corrected 4. Front Wheels Balanced Steering Radius Set Steering Adjusted Correctly Tie Rods and Tie Rod Ends Checked Drag Link Checked . 5 6. 7. 8. | | Chicago Stadium. | throughout but lost the ball on ‘back on offense, was under ob- | servation after a blow in the neck) | which caused temporary loss of | i i i Point Off Top By MURRAY ROSE The Associated Press Welterweight champion Kid Gav- ‘both eager to get the affair over Gavilan Stil] F avorite i Defense Against Saxton the 1-2 favorite to make good in his eighth title defense. Saxton, 24, makes his bid with a fine 43-2-2 record. His two losses were by dent at a high salary and a key factor in the Kansas City. setup I promised to give his son. Connie Mack III, a five year training course and make a baseball man out of him. I offered him the |moon. And now what has he. got, a one-ninth interest in nothing. Roy has been guaranteed a one | year contract at his present $25,000 salary by the new group. Johnson said his bid to get the Atbletics would cost him around $75,000. He said he had hired ar- chitects to enlarge the Kansas City Stadium and incurred other "| expenses. The saddest part of the proceed- ing came when Connie Sr. arrived in the law offices to pose for pic- tures and to congratulate the men |who had purchased the team he raised from the cradle. The tall, straightbacked old gentleman isn't as alert as he used to be, but he had a misty look in his eyes in- with, will make a third attempt split decisions, to Gil Turner and dicating he understood his lifetime Wednesday night to have it out in 'a U-round title fight in Philadel- phia. e* 6« @ The twice-postponed bout was originally scheduled outdoors for July 14 and then Sept. 1. The first since the scrap will be in- . * s The clever Gavilan, 28, still rules Wings Only a Beat Hawks Sunday, by 5-2 Count, With) 2nd Period Rally Chicago Black Hawks, 5-2, at the Zucco Hurt, Wayne 11 Loses to John Carroll | DETROIT (UP)—Wayne Univer- sity’s football record stood at .500| today following a 13-0 loss to John | Carroll Saturday night at Cleve-) land. | Wayne's hopes for victory faded in a hurry when Vic Zucco, ace | halfback of the Tartars, Prog in- | jured early in the Ist period. John Carroll dominated play fumbles seven times to see several | good scoring opportunities vanish Wayne has won two, lost twe) and tied one thus far this season | Two Injured Ram Players in ‘Favorable’ Condition MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP)—Two Los Angeles Rams National Foot- | ball League players were in “very favorable” condition in St. Lukes Hospital today, according to Dr. Paul J. Niland. . e Defensive halfback Eddie Hughes received a brain = in wl ‘s game against the Green | reddy Tom McCormick, halt- tongue control. would | Niland said the players be kept under observation until | they were able to return home, probably “in several days.” FUEL OUL Oakland Fuel & Paint Co. 436 Orcherd Loko Del Flanagan. Starting time is 10 p-m., EST CBS will telecast the bout coast- tocoast’ with a 100-mile area work was passing into other hands It mattered little to him that he would be honorary president of the new group. INSTALLED FREE WHILE YOU WAIT 121-123 E. Montcalm ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT "Type Motor Mart Auto Parts FE 4-8230 Special—Align Front End Regular __ SALE $7.50 $5.95 around Philadelphia blacked out. | * ¢ - . 7 | ‘The story of the Athletics in |_ Gerry Dreyer, former British philadelphia is 54 years old. 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Partridge, meal Good e some wages. | COLORE “Wants and upholstery cleaner. Waile’s & rr $e G2 ©. Merce | dowstown. Empioyed - 222) tor 43 W. Huron 8t. 27600 7 EXPERIENCED ROORKEEPER che tHe oe —_ FWo ROOM LOWER —Crrrrnes |? STORY, A oosern . EXPERIENCED jus : WHITE PLASTIC PURSE. WE RAVE furnished. seaetrs 140 Madison. — | Repiy. Sontac, Press” Bos. 36: tions Eo ® ue ee eso | NEED E LA S? 000 a een ” potest | stating are <«xperience and three =. ee rT: PONTIAC HIGH CLASS) oe Bet Sain ed eve At our @leposal to purchase sew ~~“. @ Write 3. tes ON Boren references EXPERIENCE!) BABY SITTING ; RING. BLACK PEARL. 1053 Use vour credit-easy terms or seasoned tand coxtracts for § = rT] | Pcaiences ~~) cuxrn | _ and practical nursing FE_2-0964 | _ Sensi ae GRADUATE. INITIALS J A R | — Ovtica! bo our clients See _before vou Lake | T ROOMS IDE ! pagers YD seg a book EMPLOYERS | "eases * VOOTnnGS ANB) on IEStDE. PHONE PE pow | ms See RS “Otte eel. ASK POR ‘BOB MAMAN | poe atte | toilet 2107 Dean Dr. Lake 3 Ps L pane : * BL 5 SPOT. | OF } | i TETROLIA OF 5 p> ~ A age scipestaned ana ect ATTENTION Seen tags as re — Ro vgs 7 Rca! Pe | ers 4. 1 wil Bot be responsible | TOO SOY [T- WE'LL INSURE [T Seox “Decue o shower, main 3 RR, oo la OFF 3 references. Let us solve vour personne! prob- | x oO At $0068. Fr any de © | joes Kina i suet a : EXCEPTIONAL | chi Fite Atteaty om | aren reeane ane top m |OARr OCTOBER IT CHORE | Pata sartpumss to.) § A A FT ALN) | epattapet pecoesies Staats GOO Pat OPPORTUNITY | BOND EMPLOYMENT | “Bookkeeping & Taxes 14/ foot veel, Wing star on breast [ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. | fee Berton ne | SOON | WALD Or RATE BOM Applications Will be eecepted M: AGENCY _ . sponsible ¢ y debts con-| REALTY CO. REALTORS 7 ROOMS. MODERN. CENTRALLY | piv Ne Read Ww : _ Poe . : day onty Oct 18 tor penion at 53%) W. Huron FEderal 44469 NO — TIEN as ew it og eae De tronted Sa —_ on than myself | Nt ae Evenings end édunds ui? PE +430. i q UST HAVE | colslog oftice manager This vo | MON SCHOOL GIRL Destnke | fel Reds __FE_ 9-009) BLACK LEATH-| Ewin L. King, Sr., 168 Norton st | 107 W. Huron Pa. FE Yoon TR =) a j ‘man’s license. FE §-1226 or | *tt'0m_-~Will be filled by a career. baby ai erenings end week- , PERSONAL COMPLETE SERVICE ae tots aeal ¥ e Pontiac, Mich ' Couple only. ; Drive. $80 menth until May. : ground. “Baperviory experience | wees. FR: FE 0-108, Rae. me FE 22002 | ist and ‘money. von Mill Laxe | PRIVATE DETFCTIVE SERVICE | Wanted Real Estate 32A | _ 44003 : "HONE OPERATOR | fretertea PRthce Rose Meine’ | fRONING DONE IN WY HOME. Foot Specialist 185A) Ra vear Baldwin Reward. Mrs. Pe 23125 ~ Z RICE CLEAN TIGHT HOUSE: T ROOM UNPURNISTED HOUSE 4 Bil Bad: mic 7 ceive, good “salary “plus many | Cell FE Ls), __ j™~ ~ : Richard. 1. Warriner, PE $-1836. 2 MAHAN HAS BUYERS] pisted® Cal's Noe We _ preferred Bi vesete_ FE Cis, : en Hand Honing mechines nn| compan’ enefits. A must | fRONINGS WANTED. $7 PER| oR A. A KANTER. FOOT SPF. LOST MALE BLACK AND TAN REDUCE MEN EENS d Call after 1 2. w. FE : . F Ch ale gous dectranee epply in person at Montgomery | HOUR. FE ¢7707 cialist, 3% 8 Saginaw st FE| German Shepherd. Answers to } tae ‘ Boney * and vacetions.| ‘ear? = ican Plt gd TRONING DOVE IN MY HOME. | _}-7528. ‘King ” 13 Osceola Dr. FE 40771. ane you ovens sont? yor WANT acnon 2 antler é ve Re | a ae! : MCM hi. | _can be a "er telephone FE ¢Oe. Garden Plo 16A » DOG. SEPT a Try out cafe eciontific eutet| ~The demand ts great. Our sales| ington am | Incuire. 22 Auburn Ave fear . FG. CO. EXPERIENCED GIRL POR RE | LADTES AND MENS WELINES | VO nant | Cate, force 19 exceptional. We need office See ee ; > wood Rd. Lake Orion | airing and alterations dept Re | S0¢ alterations and repairs. 25 a Looks Whe a Bucky "Ore | tndivices outriiena! orosrams vour Wsting and will certainly do| roor Auburn H FOUR ROOM AND BATH 3107 3 —— ———— | piv Rox 78 Pontiec Press years experience with the Oak EDMUNDS & SON oar on Gels eek bay call PE 44131 our utmost to please you. Our after item tt. | Caroline in Auburn Hetehts. £50 . fn Heating Business Eovsewout N GARE | —clenners_in Royal Oak OA €2105./ = Garden Plowine Bulldozing in o-eess . | 1 WENDING INVITATIONS 6756 | 17 vears of satisfactory real es " & month or $13 5 week. FE 17-6704 Fevin, yourselt now for big earn.| of 2 babies Reference only FE | CADY, WOUID LIKE POSITION IN are And Levelee Lost write Wi gacking - fast service | tate dealings in Pontise assures! “ory Y ‘Dariment Children | WOR EXECUTIVES RANCH TYPE ; ings. Start now with world's larg. | _ $7241 ‘| Motheriess home For information | 7B _ ©1477 o ee a and Stato 18 W ‘Wuree.| us thay you will be satiefied. Telcom” Kcepy ‘Hollow ‘Motel |. hom... beautiruly landenaped. : a home besting | — novsewivesswoimmn— | cet ML #3338 WANTED: TRACTOR WORK. ALL| Dock |,Pekinacss Male. uers x n Re handle alt details for fisame:| 300 Dix_ Of MOS |- Crortishinn Peiet Crete oh on . man We Gan] DePirasant handwork at home.| tererence “Oem tWomnerere ee Pi 338 _W | Mra. Burnes, FE 59n6 9 Merk! O° i ce & } x Steet pineas ueteres Lave Or: 4 Co. 80 N Swearing ro $200 a month| FE 5-7214 after € p.m Laundry Service LOST. GREEN PARA’ town. ) tr gad Rock fate oo meee oe oem pater MIDDLE Ada Wescan To po| ~~ Parke St. Child's pet. Reward.| Wed. Child. to Board 26 To Buy—To Sell—To Trade 3 at's bathe. hot | oogeorl ean bent housework for adult couple Lace CURTAINS CUA om ROP. rer DE COCK FR OPAC ~ ~ YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE ff race sta on . de q xce . a 8 5 ar "Be nREAL| Pontiac “Press. ‘ben #8. : Wonderful poctice for rena ay ee Sasa “el, le ADewers te rE AN BOARDING HOME. OA 5] face, fim, mores 7 siring home more wages. r_ 5. : uth, ate pro | NOUSEREEPER FATHER AND $| sirin Rag A AIN 1 FE tests, HAN ” ASC, & APT FEE a TE Brvvace ton. lots of park. P Write Pontiac Press, Bor 6. _etrences. Pontiac Pecan per Washec and finished. all wash-| tie, wate i brown, head and ao. Sates teeter , om met : ' a — Eeigte Call in TES WITH 2 OR MORE | MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING @BG-| ‘Die materials, nn ag | a ears Answer to the come ot — = ; eeaizs Oo) mmaieous wet T7ES _— EE 1 corner “© fy vel or evenings to] ftetarial service SM 3-2842. ent. ontahgg Ay Amos. Vicinity of Pioneer -} ‘ Goods 27, Member Real Ket e. & SHults only. middiesce4. ¢wvle —tth no : Pass Sreet And lingerie parties —— PING TOTS LAUNDRY | Te 4 pete 2, Wtd. Household ee ™ Pike conidren | only 060 month. Cal! IVAN W. SCHRAM | sppontenree panes canmiome | WANTED" INONTN See WO PER ron rite Poa an SERV | wrist watch In er gt Saar SLEEPino room wean wow.) GREEN LAKE OFFICE|* RQOM%, VERY MICE ALL me +. ‘. a “ MIUNt. FOR AMBITIOUS | “Sashel Fess © lee, Ph Ponting Laundry FE) wood S-hool Reward _#e 24272 | Mi ee Te22 (ON GREEN LAER) monthiy, 4 Summit, A ‘ ——— re ; _. |LO8ST BROWN BILLFOLD CON- : WILL BUY OR AU ie 4:00 set \ mt = for" hake con Ewrae toe bt la Wants GAY WORK 3 La 18A|. taining money and important pe- +e LL ‘ jocroN ay mon tan’ dl NON’T WORR ; ationa Noa‘te ov {5 aerate fe wii] _peroeese 3" ns” amt ght |. andece nan | Pers. Reward FE. s9ee sia rn See Obie, Ta LIT * and aetaie oetraate "be Sea | Ry etd, Lnbied ; Soars, cer week, sod eve e° de: | @AEHTNGS SRD TRONS PE | DANS LANDATAPINO SERVICE Tost, BROWN COCKER SPAMIE, WVANTFED FURNITURE! 1 COMMERCE Rr." Em saunz| tee FE cu” _"" | RY and rent that vacant / wee! M ale UG wv 4 é ‘ ‘ Advertiser mote. Cer help A Experience not wOunt bea — Gamptet een pertenenre One t oss . 1 you have anything fer * ward £7744 Ring: ‘ pene UPPER NEWLY DEC) ftoom through Classified a al * hd 2. . > ’ a i , Se oe ee Tee Pee lees eae | VY BE A TENANT?) Glotatternse aod te Mae | LISTINGS WANTED | * some eemrred ads for extra incomet 5 , -Reute ¥ : =i —_ine. } . | Se Eee em Fitts | Many excelent home| FEET ECD | Lena YA ROHILTZ | Da Fe2sio “tors WEbster $1005. siagry ledy. FE 5-901 Cali after | A A I¥s at easy terms in the, ewingham, TOR ont ress ad-writer. Osc camel naeomstecaleil #20 excepl at. all éay. | Fay bel" “v FE tt Classified ads. hd wea Ss a. recete Fears san enines SS THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 For Sale Houses 43 races ne | GENTLEMEN TWIN BEDS GOOE Hotel Rooms ROOMS WITH TV PE 5-s128 ROTEL. CLEAN fooms by day or wk. as Ph. Construction 4 i iH ? i 7‘. ‘ 5” F SLICE OF HAM EAST SIDE modern : HERE IT Is : ] fi i : and rooms Tile featured Bbed- rooms og full, beth furnace. Yes! {a condition th Priced right at $12.000. Extra Special oy home 5 rooms roams o0, tad heer tile “en . @abdy matic w TB ag ae Only $13.860—terms enn be - . srranged. LETS ‘LOO Williams Lake Vacant—2 Lots 3 bedroom modern bullt in 1947, vas beat. storms ut ‘i: wi i EF Clarkston Investment Main home 8 4 bed- tment, ginsted 16 porch At fae oid iow Lake Privileges— downtown. " Roy Annett Inc. 2 £. Ruron 37193 Open Evenings end Sundey 1 - ¢ SELL THE SURPLUS through Classified. ads. Land, livestock, machin-' ery. anything! Dial FE | 2-8181, ‘ it uty i teal Ba | _eash, balance $3.6 GI =e 4 i, gk. 2 * ir ets, FRi KINZLER Brick Colonial 2 car ga ruly ‘try living at coun! 2 Level—Brick Ranch Indianwood Bungalow—2 Acres Brick - Sylvan Village Grey shingle 2? perce Pull bastereeh ies shaded Par yard 2 car werege © 98.060, terms. John Kinzler, Realtor 4.3528 Eves, ti @ 1 Co-operative Regi Estate Exchange Co-ope 8 ACRF FARM forced heat, puedes tubs, hot rege. and 5 acres of good ground aioe spect 9 aoren of pend MUCK potatoes Pull Sores terms $3,190 down s piece bath large Sorry we only have one of these Rreryen Piaing area on Sashabaw “| L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1363 W. Huron . rE ge lot. Down ent m on 8 . Tetal price of only pevesoms ON. CEDAR natural | Corner aR “ore and « tote! price of CAMERON H_ CLARK > fHii setst Convalescent ¥ E 8 E « 2 m f ff hee le > a i i agEEEEY gies : 3 Fi aint ut if § | f FE a 2: 0) ; i z i K. Irwin | i E af its i id ty 3 i 2 r f its i vm | tf ef 2 a g* li f i $ ; . = te Hi ! ( g Ese ff ok il =F etek 1 Phone OR 3-187? or OR 3-1 768 | _ Opes 9 to 6 Sun 1 to sl SYLVAN VILLAGE TUMPHRIES i : i i fi bf ee — —_- a 7 3 3 : z= 2 iu uf i iit NORTH SUBURBAN home r iv wi fy 4 pow me down vayment STONF REALTY CO "i om dettr: aun 1 to 8 6 ROOM BRICK | TERRACE WITH BASEMENT —— garege § Nicely side location £ § i a iB i F g i HA Humphries! REALTOR FE oa on. i ¢" 5 3 vil i vf li 7 i i 3 Pt : 2 _ if i Pe Hy ae f i #9 : ii : IRWIN & ROSA s3 ii i REALTOR @ W. Huron st r *NEW SUBURBAN RANCH HOME Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor . | 38 WwW. Lewrence St re a LAKE FRONT ORION Beautiful | JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | “ments “Sze ‘tt 0208, Come, re 50 WEST OF PONTIAC FE 2-8316) Open Eve. 7 to 8 A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Se CHARLES ARGAIN Age ar Siz room bun- Timke® off furnace | elty conveniences .| NORTHWOOD ORGANIZATION SMART BUYS KNUDSEN mfield Highlands rm. and beth brick home room. West Side Here te an eacelient 3 bedrm home. Complete in every way ‘t buy until you see North Side WM. H. KNUDSEN : REALTOR FE 4-4516 Eve. PE 5-8906 510 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. some finishing on interior. $7,000, East side 5 room bungalow full basement, plastered walls, gas furnece. 91 5a. $1,300 down PONTIAC REALTY CO. TT Joslyn Ave. Corner 3rd Our New Location SYLVAN LAKE paneled REALTOR—INBU' erms Op ‘Ss 7 Ave. Pe soe WEST SIDE | BUNGALOW WITH LIVING i ube ee oFE i i? x) z ; : j . 3 37 teR en ene g : e j g a By 3 2 gagsse FE a ‘I «i iti 5 a storm screens. Eada var ses Lae NORTH PERRY Just Outside C off Rd, 2 LN, Johnson Ave. VETERANS "Withiems Lake Ares larse sormer ft ay eed an me ceramic tile we , ned. fr car : . desi for r Gnly #4.000 down with Seay terms. ' PAUL A. KERN, Realtor u Oakiand Ave rE 2000 even, LOOK FOR YOUR OP- posninee* in the column in " Classified section TODAY! = Ag Ei Seed oe 4 Pies s 5 : r . ere eg pigiy- e-tte x “ “ eit «eg BBS * ee Nee aa fF - . ’ 6 GG Wee Onuiendtin Fe GS Baas wt cali Ney ‘ ; ‘ ‘$ ‘ \ See , (THE PONTIAC, PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 var 43|__ For Sale Lots 46| Rent-Lease Bus. Prop 494) CARNIVAL by Dick Turner| Sele Household Goods 87| Sale Household Goods '57| For Sale Miscellaneous 2 ~ ae ge eg ee _— . xd ~~ Lf ar nddeepe ihe os ee eouabansson “AND 4 460 FEET tog, mety Spaymen One SPECIALS | | “Miamer.,crmen fae, sea BUSINESS FRONTAGE Pe Key somes, maroon 68. | Ain.“ ccaree ee \ hoe commercial Sis Mew solawey bod. commune, #148.) CONE’S RENTA oe busy s = exi3 Uncloums regs, S85 1251_ Baldwin FE 2007 xt ; s piece corome dinette at « ANCHOR FENCES te te Ere at wane ri Veta oP ease terms. . We eg cet abs cuchange Sr) (UEITS nest 00 a Edw. M. Stout, Realtor OAKLAND vipeed huss PE + Bose Bun th to 4; Eves, “Wl 0:20 FURNITURE Wee eatuts 1s 9. sagnae FE 20) aes Sie Sala Baars matching base only 679.96. Mi | 1, 24x72 ROR HEA 6 18. $25. 2. 24x45_mirrors, heavy plate, $15 each, FE 21414. Backenstoss FAKE ORIO “| 5 No: a “BUD” Nicholie wat nggoen re I. A he a ed ee FAST SIDE | i. Pontiac TOS a end op, BB. Munro Hiecirie| Ome etal ae et comeceerel es oa ~ =| ¢FERCE BLOND OAK DINING | sicel Se", 008 tends, Ts SSS ae | Sa tebe wees | Se eres en schools and stores. 100xis0 ft. mattress ‘ . ; inane warage, Circle GI RESALE ee ne he on Gpsd neds. springs, dresser $26 ALWAYS WRECKING a, © ERIE |? betovome. echen, Geet f. Se| oe se Son Plains THAYER BABY BUGGY 0005 Seaton fect of ipoed, sound ae finished upstairs, basement and Mg bn ins om onan. . aE jomber Doors, plumbing oe. taser ers ie Bast | ORE MARTY ony | - our ot welt Wary. vary Good a, a 912 LINOI OLEUM. * 818 Ea er er room. 3 e Dies | FRRSORALEED OD <_<” Now furniture speciale #08 toner. | 44.88 HOUSE PAINT $1.40 OAL. | Apr. GAs STOVS, BABY BED. rs omg = ton mattresses $11 sofa = A Tee ise Sq. Pt.) Weshiag machine, radio phono- coed, a tee ~~ | A New Development bese Sees ten Se eietiee st we Saige] tugs smagun FE enn oa 4 Por living rm. suite $149; $360 daven-| 414 Ft Wall Tile — i STORM WiNDOWS AND Es ec! ; 28us6% over all; ¢, 35x56, if t $ as : if hie a e i t a 3 taf ibe z é it i Rix: : He i= : Zz Hr ie Hi il +f $e f 53 j 3° : : 3 4 b=] . 8 ck ee | E > : 8 ES, Ree ater (SLU! Sh moe EE] gn oe ‘ cane 4 custom lot. On AL tan we ef: re ee NE 5 re ie ee SS oF as eration. 2 comes 4 moons, 2 peveme re faany ll tn fee ‘ Lakefront oth DEPARTMENT iovenimaD FAD, GARAGE —DOORE a) , . ort ye besutiful lskefront lot on the irener $25. Good condi. eae r chrome i ma Dorothy’ Snyder Lavender ee ia cane, aa . | good as Mother used to make!” _Keoge Netter (Lomnae” chat sepnalomeen i ae az io 2 lees Deve BESS crarewipe ariieeree Be 82 Ee mM rn M to 53' M FREEZER CHEST. LOCKER 12% end tank re 2 payments PE 6001), PE 43513. oT bows oe pose, Badyyrarde ‘Money to Loan, §3/ cag, Berar Oa eee oe ag te traaas | Enerenpetn in eon Reet ss. - < HAMPTON ELECTRYC CREDIT TERMS TEAGUE FINANCE CO. L ‘ co 428 _W. HURON THOMAS ECONOMY “ee end fixtures, sutomatic. MODEL HOME Sarat OPEN - | wath : fireplace, large ; 202 N. MAIN Be ‘ofl tyler | See LOANS | rodikatiio: z ravur | gewrese ease ihe "ie pate ‘oan Soros Li SND | __Used Trade-in Dept. HEIGHTS SUPPLY | , na oF § a home Extra Fast PAINT SALE Favlg tp gens re — ieee 1) Pnone PLS gfe aint rasa | whens ertgage Loans 84) iB Sora Fata ts | Sec ave nem SBR) pe yh tna | ! OPEN AT | Szesilont sat side : : A a | LOW INTEREST condition PE 3-T500. ppc, wosd. Greakfast ivi’ $24 8s | Michieun Phocrescent z | 117 EXMOOR RD, || pesenest 4 ea EA “Gselings. mortgages eanceled | Parsent "| secuOme Wi ARE CHARGING ° . purpose. dorr-w: heating. we sc eortiy,” Smet | from ‘caper: Priced as! iS ecaing reser fi, G."PETERSON rep chee oure kal pene 4g ‘atuee| SES Pivemer| _AvAitace, | “FINANCE | rzo “noone. ean fe Blackett GATEWAYS to oo * GERRESAAPER™ | STORET oa,| Sha gas OSS | Sa ea “| RT Maar” ecaer | PAINT, £298 GALLON "HAPPINESS | sess Ee : res, ny ane, i RECGLAMR'EES PET con |» FLOOR SAMPLES | fElesmssegee Ben oe tt came wa | 7, leader in ihe field, Capital ever | SHOPPING FOR A | ns) for inte ’model car & task, | Priciguire. automatic icc | WESTINGHOUSE REPRIGERA | y'Scacsiity ‘nipweod 04° sheet | . these »| . LOAN? es anWett OR S18 | TBO oa too mose| Sot. 8 cu few condition. Onl | Stenting beartn 0, Oa ¥: ° y § HO wen, women married employed | email house mortgage equity, fur- <7 ae ties So ALN : a oe meee sg | og mienaryy $| Escenas | re Bereta kee ee RR) Sm gee oe SS ee —e et cient S| Tea RMT | See is $B -RVAVNE CABERTS- |sit"oe top oul FLOYD KENT, Realtor | spemppey i Bscrtoms, tack ANS $25 to $500 | a-capaiae CEAYIONS | APPLIANCE SPECIALS | geyereg ttt “ew. PE 6-408 . Mich. - BENEFICIAL | {oA cutate on contract. Geo Teny. Furniture, Appliances 3g" one renge At... 00] aedeeD enseae band. brakes, Sree. For te your etty |7 W. Lawrence PE 20040 Pontise re Ree Maren, cat. Morne Sow OE) 68.) vole 2088 The 4 Sikes — La ol eed Pree ee we UT we nbs coe 2 | ween. M80 Orchard Lane ~~ Acreage bes CE ROREA Tika New tae [BGR TY LY cease. oe) ™% "ITE Up to “tor_woat bere. ws Om aa Girl's white roller skates, size 5. “Wary | others Py Bh BURMEISTER Pen E ers 0 chsh See a tise nee! LUMBER . A. ALGRIM | Siejatict*bn corer omatt | , for vou Tors “ty, hae ing, reeune bene or | ten 8, Fe tet —sae| WAREHOUSE TWO YARDS ‘Qwner "il | ana o —4 hd yp gd I nton | . REMOVAL POPE 8 AA. TO ork : ¥ fice, a, tas “m. bs 4 . CGekiand County heave bor-| housetrailer for any- : 2 EE iat B Peatae | Dorothy Sn Lavender Fearn = Beceners te une tas > FP wht ©3 noscwesa Pace es eet BS ey, ™ | soe wma” re vu | PEGE TET MOLE, wy ae, we, maaan» te Btw SALE! tl, fe, bees fet oo 4 OPPOSITE TOMS, NORTHWOOD COMPANY WHERE YOU AR5| mest or Lquity “ia hems, | GRAY KROEHLER 9 PIECE LiV- SS ee ae ee | Ter'csuk co E'buck Pe eters. | Soune = ae AEwAS weit TanaTe | Gey Mint Taste as | thus eng stl uns Sabon? | NEW AND USED me fee Be gent tS | Bendy, fll sesemenh 42,%2 ctiat| smpleymont. yeu will “be Beaten, Oo. BURNING AVE FURNITURE aes sa pera | ATTENTION work Bond aliding eed Zee ere dentine gts rs way M. Stout, Realtor foom houses, Beautifully Genigned. 0119 mahogany Credence Defies, | Ties bee fae ‘n™ a BUILDERS © peiietie. soon,| ind gn aia: —¥. ats Ze OO) of Americs ee ene tends | Used dining room suites, 6 oan” |r pienket taal, esse ice &. } + a 015 Oreherd | werren SB GAPE Te Ae AP POR ie pa eh gh © pe, sete, al) in good W. P. combination doors $14.95 lana = or id geige sutomatic OR | Falues. ‘Bichigan ‘Fluorescent, aa ae Sad tap coe — oR 303 | #6" x 6" co 3 ban set all fit = ) je “yr aD | yoo san ~ we | ae gaat Late ive Rs rere rr paly p40 98, a. 2 sa work ‘guaranies ae, | OLDE ELL OR GWAR FOR | HaYwoon, w 8 pe, chrome -Finisina of eo a ee ee Oe LAND maple drop ieaf dining table top $50.50 $38.00 now on low SWAP 1 Huteh cupboard, 4 chairs, plat | Folding enack tw rou ING A } moo priced at | P mopthiy) parmenta. ue charge 4 os pickup or car. = rie Cprotal Natl ume 3 Bo a Cee enas ‘es taana’® - 7 vio BURMEMSTERS artrl eC Sit gw eP CREE WHEW Time | Pry, Ofyined,draper end traverse mahogeay game) MA : Edw. M. Stout, Realtor worse "EES St R_ Lasalle fe. $110 3 pe, coctional, sew tweed Ss cee > . Be rt Seow | Fe 'ttatt ioe" Mea” | oy Foor RI Sue "saraes eas we P3e| BURMEISTER | rol sBY HWE hdONs noucuton LAKE | BUCKNEL lite wer mma enn | BT | noc Cmey ane ed | w For Sale Farms 4) CABINS FINANCE COMPANY | feo is'"cecar S| evona Taine FS | STEWART-GLENN CO, | atfieror aoa» usenet | woos 4 Moughtes Lk. inctudes | “*ove, Wels - PB 4-054) | _ 20871. _- LINOLEUMS. 35 YD. ; | bare PL jai | Sa Beene oT AS re carer ge rarrg ny eter we ge| WAREHOUSE! Blackett's : . 4083 High Lady's ice skates, size 7, $3. % price = : ewes. | Bese ierwermes STORE ONLY! “Ore . w. CLASS “ FOREST 141 W. Huron crossing bt Natl ead SOM bet near ag a GET H QUICKLY Muatrat cost we 14. 638. Hi 4 Blond : “Paces T¥o DINING ROOM SOTTE | EPs, Pies a se % if 2 a tnd Aatures snes building. sive CAS ifose, DARE COLORS BROKEN wi * das renee. ps ae BD Be Sent Un pees rel ae 4 ‘4 and : sizes, ‘2. $75. Washer. t : : ) 1x6 boards $75M. 2x6's trees. "On pve Bienes. ise Aro = wf aia bee Sn etter sos Up to $500 Rome ar, S Ga berger. 905 AN in goed con won 2-2567. . — ag al comers Wea re parcel vacant. care. Bring your wie . were tid. Pectect arie-choke. condition. geet mom tae futaie| South Shore Dri cpl ere BUSY DAIRY BAR | Eeseeabeteth eens | En Genie erie oer ‘ae | ateremesas ano NeELTwCRD 5p Sa Perec FRO oe te erves Ke tenced’ beck th Shore Drive . A. A G IM What a. wonderful spot for | Stenetures and other securition | MAN'S DRESS SHOP 118 Sag-| Onde. All Dee "AS waht, Closed | hand door $75. MA 5-4606. OR 300 DORNER HEATER. re ied'wes. Sti. | Watkins Lake Walled Lake Ottee st ans North ted recreatien for So hade. dune O K AND CANCE RSORTSEEENY S55 Saaggt ilbere. $2 Willems, FE | INE. 0005 ROW- CONCRETE CULVERT PIPE Situated on sightly stope| fintine Trail, MA S202 use| per games, more then | Abiattion “deen Theas’ Pe Seat | MEDIUM — SHE KELVINATOR. | 55 CUBIC Pr REFRIGERATOR | °° = SeMON STREET | Se Se S| eee) ee Gary Ge 20, wr Boek | Si EM Tae | EER epee | © me he at OC Bat ,| Sase ss BAN SRS ee S| LOAN CO Spree meee eee ae le rae «caren oa. F “Besse, convenient ‘pon ices “i | port ptno 1s Pose lad ed tee) | Se 9206 Fy Ee vERCoATS, Se Jp “eles lave For Sale a #1 Orchard “Lake Ava.” PE -Tm ; beths. You’ @. SALE oR ROKERS - . -- ; eet A Sl ele ym down. and sami ine abe yigw from te "lesen, PE S08 OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES | 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO — _bedtoom compicie aie ue hes gore ‘windows and screens. ON LORED “Beieritte, the edvantages its OSLYN World's Larce Sale Household Goods 57 ee 14 FT| “mately eager as Sse WET OF IEEE: | ay hh: offers the family tor pi . COLUMBIA - a Pa im ; Encyclopedias, PE $-0004 bedrooms, weter. 3 | — secluston. payor orld s Largest ANTIQUES: CORNER WHAT-NOTS, | PLATFORW ROCKER. | GREEN. SHEViE PICKUI Sad. Conch. tse wa py ooo | incinerator ofieney at bast cana le gam nee |e W. Huron Open any 2-4316 Need Money? ADMIRAL ELECTRIC RANGE | Or NACL Rit oe aA a BLA Se “— itn finders Like new. 810 Oak- 2 beer -) Montane Street. built-in storage. al owner eer | SERVICE | wre ce sear se your totopnene.| Graph s’mae be Ba The’? REPAIR aTORA LAAT - . otk CLEAR REDWOOD ate sine ave"'an’ imax sod ‘compare tt gy tere’ | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | ah sewed ith pump geo TE 5 912] Broa ae ew Test mode's owe (of, Americn's Gr Oreberd take ave. FE >a Coal, lumber and. cupptios Lew -/CARL W. BIRD oo Ev +4108 furnished. On good corner. pared = Of space heaters. sizes; | 5 years. “Buy ; setrigerater ARTMENT GEE OAS RANOE. fe Psa Se |CARLW, BIRD, Realtor] mn EEE rw | Renna aetna | fone mente, rmencne | Sia Seg |S Res eres | Sea eee ee ahaa DENSON Ss REALTY co. . Eves. PE 45-1302 | pel gp sed te serve you Walled payment of debts or any other pay en 624; refrige i) Gromerd Lake Ave Gee ot SeIppeD, sinksALL-eizES te iTS Sie rete | Lake & Water Frontage | Rochester Area | EBS Cece ‘sais Acai ope | Ferry perpen meh teaag art | edn aftuet' 6 wn: ¥ one S| ike new ricoreccat” BS orctard | emmgag 2 coup) oe sagem VERY DESIRABLE Pgh pete, Ae tow ae This beaut business butd C “A "ALGR: j went few min Libera repay ian ok a eee chrome ~~~ ALL OUT z “28 POR LE | HOLMES-BARTRAM Tou ‘siorase room, | FA. IM chen ee Somes 8p. Sak | Ratan ACRES | Lowen QUIDATION rer Newly Built | Seine SOIL arrET ee tere parting A —_4 ‘ — tints up: a. X a a ‘A Lowest prices ghtainetio fine Q Country Home taken Gus, and Biasbeth ate See at SMALL OROCERT AND wear. | pome,s Auto "OSE ove. “ = aie see donned | or for eit: reece “to 10-Inch Lathe No #. $38,500. $15,000 down. A OAK DINING TABLE, |. save you a an | Tie ORS an cats wo one eee. 2y | ot aecrone eine an te we GE EATS EEAD gary, | oe etra Dees SY ateat Sete | Pa ‘or sueep Ipod sii: t0| Section umna’" als" fooms {3 bedrooms) ORSE R A munity National Bank Sidg.| THING. COME condition, used dh) mil tanreniencts, elec: | _ $019 CASS ELIZARETH RD oy Annett Inc. owner, cheap with cccy torme.| eure & te 6: Saturday 60! "| AROUND. 8 ACRES OF PREE| drop leaf ne. f18 Large rol. | $3.73 gun ey. Frieden PP BE ors eautpped Jipeenongee ered a TL _ DATE ERIGAY NiokT Str #| er 4208, Commods, feat. Sal Cane of 18 Big Roehl. 2 | aad. ee Norvepewer motor a Toungsters wiet. | "Good deer ee a man’ Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 Press Box 87 | LOANS no Ee , - e wales, 05.50. OS beaters, $14.58 pl 6 =e cree re] : sae? panes: % minutes | River frontage, 2.00, Mey 3-eh lew : Taek ep tbat sont ‘sierse: | $288, cet 7 seqwwartvers..2./°--488 | SPADES EHOHEN sink ACCES r L. G. COPEMAN peiee ee Cee Paced apr cabal Corner | "Sarridge is my seat ton Community Lean Co cule, 81%. FES 2372 lore, $18.80 Table, top. electric that carmeaae Bre a aeccee oe Reasonable Ea mm BG SOPEMAN,.,| RES SPST Set iaeraiata Ae ae cere artes | SOE, Lawrence ~ BEDROOM | Sore dts sles eee" | Pin as ONT a. ; I. ream-| ¢ room brick home,| 5 0 . one block le ; . up. Library table, . eg KENT One igge bedroom Basescetti| ee ee Santa partis ight Se EE 2-7131 drei sSbe apd begee Sle | RBar Gl Sect | Hb grat en et comet ee DOORS : ; prone Saga (amg ee AS ars aaah rors Sen EE De LO NDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER. | STOVES, BOUGHT §0LD & $39.95 \4" elee. drill per dock. $12,800, with $3,780 do ACE TO BEA OANS $25 TO $500 $75, PE 2-483. changed, Turners “2 Mt. Cee. $70.50 8%" elec. 889 ..se0.-- 95 x Ax tor Mr umpires, vere! John K, Irwin Seen Nn fonewmne. OR 4», Baxter & Livingstone BOTTLE GAS EYL VANIA~ COMBINATION —MX- ‘em tie" hee we co fore an. Storm a screen vm ; . : __ Lawrence Installed Perfect condition. $185. 95 oscillating sander ...... crt t window * a Humphries wae fines Sale Land Contracts 52 we’, aS on “ your for 022.7 Pat ebeas, t28 98 Cnt ws ste po & Clase awning . rs eee S| REALTOR FE 34001 EVE. FE 910m | SAVE eIAND conTmact | ow | : EN YOU NEED vacuum “eieanere © 4 19¢ PER DAY 19¢ $1.69 Decmever fryer, 13.80 DAYTON SHALLOW.Wett set - . waree elon FE 2.0474 Bent. Will sell for $8,008. Cal $25 t $500 = co, FULL SIZE AUTO. | 852.50 tx80 binoculars ........ “2% flat wall pent 927 00, 3 x tered | 8%. Trloerarh Ronen Ere! 222 FT. FRONTAGE |~T AND CON O CROSLEY TRECVEDOR yee | Nationally Advertised | tt fances mate agi mw McBride Tisrdware : SS | ee see Lone | RTE tae| hoe precounr | "EStSS SSS S RS agp peers os 19¢ Clothes Dryer. 19c| Site abate si] Open Sundays #12 > ; AT CASS LAKE | nearby "Baved. sireet ments) PAUL Mats tee cate and repay im small monthly pay- & Fon PoRerfoRe on; 20 lb. CAPACITY $53.58 BS Pe tabs iver....0858| $000 Aubum Re. se 8-12 Xz, | aides. Por further inform 932 W Huron ments ‘ : ; FOR RENT °* $12.50 elec. heater with fan....7.0 wary RA. ‘et Crvcee) See hae Sm cower and | call tonight. - ation. PE nes — ae or call at our of- aw a , OND! pg — RE ee | ELECTRIC ‘ Bradway Co. 1100 ‘Majestic | ISIN Xr | LET YOUR : OG ot oe 6 | 19¢ FE 4-3563 19c | $5.50 kitenen elec. clock......:.295/ im. ede SOHN creme rat ie : TE FARMS | ‘ent? “eastside of | aarpetnn. FE 2a) ag |PEEPLADD ER CHAIRS OW | flees Cor top carrier. 8a8| femons » Americe’e CLE FARMS | Eeieris spots, ec, ia aca ag at a oe ce Le i eg ei ea, A Convenient to ‘ranspor) orice suse ne otal | smal. Reasonable Con. | FINANCE CO, brand sae ee SA). hed tee Cue Se Se On8 | * 4 " | 20340 . : Practical ;. - itt EEO Realtor | FLOYD KENT, Realto rhe gerit, for | FE 4-157 ; GENERAL ALL-PURPOSE HEI] p. » Realtor | 5. wy. rawness ae: cor | STONE 'R 102 Pontine State Bide. a VAREHOUSE cde ERS: Classified ads! To _ Mest to Censemess Power «(|S web bm. Coty Gant eb ORNERAL Pusiic Loam jae et ‘buy, ng ey Pr Pe , 100 W. Buren. 39-7181 Closed . hire, t Cd + rp ‘ Ee - >: ; = te y a ; yd ‘4 . * 3 ss —— - =" P 3 * A “ — —- = ™ — \ v "a wey i 4 | we ; a pos Sra ae aE (a ee: ) / by ‘ ; ; \ ’ , : . | i . } 3 ; 5 << (oe ‘ st dL ____THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 | a ___TWENTY-SEVEN _ | Sele Office Equipment 63) Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68| MODEST MAIDENS . For Sale Used Care 9” sap age fut +f paces * ‘ ” ‘ — ‘ 5 : + ‘ OO! ‘ 2 ca case aew. Also : Large selection of Yews, alse PLUMBING SUPPLY Ay Bi By yt = DeSo ' os M5 Phone 130 T AUTOMATIC SPORTSMAN./. eat and see oar ‘ “Her Baer Gia Seances or meta. | Sar me” Ske iy. to Custom Fordor’ Si eeeee $895 parts. starters eenerators and voltage | SHAM AUTO PARTS T ANDEM $149 Down 2 RPEED ae | DISPL A Y tires . ton Tulsa Wineh call om. FE 221 TSacitee gs) MODEL | SCHUTZ sellss Wie acust, Win tt BIG Motors Inc. wae DESOTO- PLYMOUTH 2 outside complete | hour. Water a... ¥, to steam. a 5 & : storms a - Mi! #0 sal. per hour a aoe. Lin Douke OF suits” ART ike aoe bei = che Ml ere i _— ome 3: OAR’ DINETTE. EXTEN Disie Hwy, pape, field aes sired, 4% | $35. Walnut metal § shelf cabinet. AKC REGISTERED BEAGLES. 4 i lpg SAVINGS | om? SBE on vibes an me oecwe] = LARRY GunceED e-FORD 0708 JEROME SAVE. =. l wrecker crane. FE R Ford Deal AT > “ 7 a — ochester For aler 3 pa ry Rem auto: |" “Monta” OLB” G00RwoUKD ee td Reins ____Auction Sales 77 nn ete Service 8h “POR M Se ian n years 4 $a1 50 . Pw * Rem. | —vore eneunee, FE See an i : CRANKSHAPT GRINDING IN THE | OO D PiAce TO BEE we vio acne canny | 8-8 Taempeen, S605 Per” | Pompe, nies Pumps Doubles. | ADAM. HAVRILLA'S “KENNETS, | CAN"ING TOMATORS, Te, WILL) AUCTION ATA Mie fe. | eee tansersaronaneg. tuck Mk | 7 WRECKERS. SAND 2 TOR 2il ALL WORE BONE ter machine "shop. ie Ress deluze euto, 200| fience and” field ‘raining’ IR my Ra, RE Sonaa si . 2820 Ra.| Ressonable, Cail for ent} Cal. Rem. 121 3006. Rem. 169 | _ Metamora Ré. Oxford. OA 03608. ond TE chests. commodes, wahas wach THANTCS | Good condition. 9308. eis | 4 : | to see, Ad. Roy. ot FE 24001. | 300 & 30-08. Win. Mo 308 cal. | AKO Stand, marble top able, ching| {4¥8 You money on motor. sluteh. | 1618 cranes Sa ES S. Saginaw St. : = A gt vent. which bed. 3030, Martin 36 Cal. "Mausers|_ of shots. MY” 3: pe UR ” Reliable Garage 38 | : ~ ered. FE) Bn ais ell tor #3. 3308 MM & 30-40, Jap. 300 Cal, Krag cembinction “rep Goak bookcase | W. Walton Bivd. SPECIAL '52 CHEVROLET C ER” | “tb TPES AMMO. amt Law. : Dietures. latge quanthy on eet Ma. dens seo. i Ty SRE S Manne Oe cane “" BRAID MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET “$045 hi Kooy 1 Ton Pickup abe ; Hi i f = > E be. Call efter 6.30] then 3% ‘west from Ontong el » Like Rew. $645 Sm. on ties SF hc Rd. 12 head of Matthews- Tomatoes, $2 a OF| SSives ‘be “te Hineman 2 unit Motor Scooters _82 WILSON GMC H .| pick your own, $1 a bush-| esi", Jer nalts double wash | 96 DOWN. 0, 809 S. Woodward argreaves cl. 775 Scott Lake Road.| 8 pice tea bar | yng FE 44531 Chevrolet han core bindct. joret taxeottwin| For Sale Motorcycles 83 3 , ) Slot "iks toe alied “Sarhoe no |S eee See | AS. Saginaw St. | Fe See Bere LET SK PONTIAC | , : grid iy ie é me ga Ad Pht etna pe Fae or Miterd MU wighte i Fae eT amN Sai | aces Se uoneeR cove |e a eee TRUCKS!| -RETAIL "O."R. Thompson, 60 8. Perry rapa eiget efor ras | KELLY purchase len om used | very ite, PE O-104 after 6:00, 195! iasornesene! 8 ass STORE e = = i aetat fe Asphalt marbietsed on.| SSens ‘ FE & at OR 3-695) Went and reduced tor 1946 Ford 12 ft. GOODWILL A op © | at SOeF LUMBER | meee omer | Melee eee) AN iac ranat AND |e pies a datiorm . .....275] USED CARS ee TS 8 at ek ee INDUSTRIAL ee CGE STORE Es conornioe Sapte Neamt sump pempe. Toot | nied rm nf pet, Moons..t ot | HAMSTERS, TOTES | po TRACTOR CO athe 1951 Chev. sedan de- “NOT & WAME BOT A POLICY” aa doors ¢ oak drawers, pte agg Sh — eed brick ha nea = GAUGE Gas. 5 8 Westnet FE +0 livery . ...+.+s $695 LUMBER gig hg F gy Fe z Custom 4 Geer, radio “FALL SPECIALS” burner floor furnaces, water pickup , ....... $545 tome trasumincon neck Bs 2 Se a = Movers and ened waseel. P . ; $00: tat, 60 ML oe, ft. or more, yee Be eS 1951 International 1 . eq. $2.30; wall plank & tile varie-| ester. OL 6211. ton pickup. ....$595 1952 CHEVROLET fice ‘Matt thick insulation 100 eq. eee 1948 Ford 1 t.. du cutee ¢ éne redio end f.. 04.50; Int. doors #7 & up. Ext. isED POWER MOWERS AND -» dump (Stock Ne. wae of +e g—- used garden tractors went be stake body on GAS cris ‘uae. Wow topo’ tratares| ote *. Make an offer | —, tes. 1304 ~ay . ‘ Transportation (ffered 87 |. 1949 PONTIAC siding. See us fot new low shor Tospecting our stock. Same| Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) pinx ALL CHATS SAY ub Pp ti —o amp | 2948 Chev. 1 ton Chieftain Delune 2 door, radio, Driveway culverts epolice to some 470 of MU 4-s078. at on aC safety ‘ami 946 pickup . .......$395 ho, beet-a) SyGeme. Ges z a = ; 3 aD Ban Prenctace, picker, excellent Chi f fe eos aa ae tares | 1949 Ford panel.....$150 1982 PONTIAC 1€ wee steno | | 1949 eee ational 198 feetgy aod ire 8 om vate, iy ‘t I fe rt } ie Bz) LE. ae “ibe be | : Ta chien. 036, PE 61008 Gravel and fill ent le ont rier. os Shcises WD Westere, recenae Faul &. Cyr Lumber Co. | Gam ies, Jive AND 606 | FE 20012 or VE eit. lent house 6eg PE S308. tioned & epee Won , MOBILE HOMES: ve | eu Sai — 8 “sar Ome Blwcce tend 4:00, Petroicam |* 1 TOP SOIL SLACK DIRT, 2 BR ideo ‘Desiers. Wan oa) eS 1947 GMC panel ....$195 951 STUDEBAKER TINOLEUM. 45 sq. yd onan MODEL TFS rowsoroa | FER Pe tthe Ve Samm,” To | Ree ragren apo me | NO Ey | 1951 s SMITH'S 257'S. Saginaw | Fa: eat Beanee Tamber“Ge | pu um. tana ant grav P| PET oo | en TO BUY! 207 FURNACE ARP STORER. | 6380 aot $0 meg —t-5 | BLACK DIRT. GARD © GRAVEL | “fish pointer Sore oid le. Wat | gS Satya ste a 14 hp. Refrigerators, washers, Aa - Ponting Trai ¢ ‘ui west of | EONS? Sete LOOK!! =| gue Se) caastoa ina Om | Taeate be Ye Ce Se owe, vo ae HOME OWNERS _ |i on-@ #tonm windows ANB | _B-4 TRUCKING pc a So art Seep EXTRUDED, ALUMINUM | SELP- ee SERVICE sPa ue ay 'ens WOLVERINE Top soll, shredded peat sana.| fret sap te _ KING BR MEAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM | ,LOMBER AND WRECKING CO. | gravel. stone _L. FE 5-008. init area YOUR I-H DEALER DOORS, vad] vy —- SE, tose | CHOICE TOP SOIL | "gut Benne A7 stock, for “enle é ; BUICK erecta. eprctat arominum axp | Used sheeting, per i sts | og vera Loads, 38 Deuivered. Pontiac Rd. at eo | Dae pe ee Ee oe » BANS, CAB ownes, | radio and heater. (tock ee AWNINGS Iseie tereteriey with fittenge £16.98 ood. 3001 Reckhoven, Au KEW AND ar C1 ee ag ged No. carry vamber. = and : .. white pimmbing, ang ,batiders,eupotien | Puieler'or Gm sath.” “| RAINED “sermenie Svaliabip. Milery Gen | Serecn «roo! Gat ‘wil. cary Ssieet Wendin Ose vewner.| 1953 BUICK no we ou ; | SOROUGHRES —BACHENOND | Siodeeta”'aetnof ie satens| sie S, 5 Pes (Seip daw ‘otthans mcter ih. On Tour gas or of! conversion. We| Stone washed concrete ‘are pupies MU $0062. TrrngtamPoce a se Aino see New General, Wolly Stic ing CENTURY VEER tou ‘byeatiow. ieioek Mo.” Dastt rr with fat Guct, A terms, Stan Fat oe oe et Le waa + yee. RID saith plekte. ber disks taker sed — oH ratio and ‘beg ", dynafiow, white : Wein, 30 © euble tncbes.. 3 speed | OSTEO ae Nae. Lear leh MI phe ame | rant hal SBe08 lien sna SS: | Seu eaibvaior Pre tale, teneor | SOL,RiOM 6 Par acest op 2s Tilt power brates, custom trim) 1953 CHEVROLET oe eR ote: A Thom Fon SALE BLACK’ Din ROT. | ooo Sn aT aaa FERETOR, o ec. ¢ face car é + . MEYER’S PUMP Shallow wel) Meyers pitp lod shallow well pump - ss - No money own Z | u KELLY'S HARDWARE $39.00 PROMPT DELIVERY iH TARDS| CORN Onta may graay.| Simens el pusute, seat condition, Party tom Mf ee Cee Weedon WASHED SAND AND GRA OUGHTEN’S ERSI Hunting “trahier 0... 0388 HOME EQUIPMENT * trucking. Restinc. Late Bul Wong, Wants tractor work, MA | 628M. Mate tn nt” gteahent "see Ww eren —-~ % - “as | Lake Building $28_N. Main Rochester OL 34761 tone Te ee. one oov-Savene|"OMPAceacee MPA ct | WARIO EL Sint MEER |" For Sate Livestock 72| Ge Se? RUE" EB | oe rece ommeragsazsme| Pt Fr oie ek) EEE a Sa | lie ar EE 2 ee oop soma) ase Sh |i tre, weaesnmes es pec ’ and i. E . Reps lays © ae ae aie “| Soot teak chenase & gonantionee. WASHED SAND_ ORAVEL_& FILL OaNTLE YOUNG MARE —1KD Dick’s Air Cooled En dove i to immediately Why - Purntture refrigerators. dottied teed a colt. “saerifce, 610 6. Williams | iy Be 7 OT emnen For Sale Used Trucks Seecree meteasrat| FJ. Poole Co. \See sagas tae canr| nim een ok a | EEE remeron” Wx! x Sa . . . +H winne: =. . ST 151 Onkiana PE ¢ises| White bo pe Oe ee 9 suoterennd cancrmma| 292 SACRIFICE won| 2 "ap4. moses cod they rare (Boek eves PETRO HEAT SERVICE CO oomrnye UNE oe remus i na i “Lee's Sales & Service tater meer, furnished! vet * © Cy OWENS = vie. motor 1951 PLYMOUTH ete | “Foec tam eeey | Trailer |stteeSe-w mers LIKE === FT F : E ; : i a. z 2 j Sa — FORCES HR FTRRACE | Eh et ont Reg se | ‘See Tae Ter —— a Exchan e inane nae cD ete. Rented: For | SPEEDWAY FUEL Oil. Pine |? 2200 Jf roth MA 5-3085 uction Sales (77) he ee | L NACE fot TANK, | Opes Busdey ye biece © Kindligg wood Gskiand | YOUNG YOR BOAR § ___ Auction Seles 7? 2) _treae 2.06 ines “we | pause and $40; garden trac: +5240 Feet a Paiot ._ FE 6-6is0. [og MO, “| PHE ,UCTION sAL@ OF SALES {Sstabfishes Since 1933) ie iW ATIONAL, 1 TON, 1 bs 68 __Jones, Clarkston. MA 55206. rr a Bs B aucticn re Champion Bee ® truck excellent vondition PETRO. - FEAL LEstinG scammer | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) "Fo Sate Poultry 74, hows” bine sa" wacried, Best see sod esed) S049 besteos | 71 Dixie H HEAT SERVICE | Eaete",mahe Spi | LAKESIDE NURSERY | a cs grave qour sama | $n Mie, Sel S| Gig ek nee | "Ea at Por is ‘with oe Bo LITT toe 1 eel Sout Siisabeth win Take Ra. re OA puile. = beauty, Mapte yuite ts ané eee? E 8 dow & ae-ume 1952 CHEVROLET siuler on. st mewn, fen; | planting, irae. tention, Some | FOR som. Peat Hows aNb| fia oer tere Teng "rose ete ere] “BARTS STORE |—22 22% 2 DOOR DELUXE a. ee et . cn a biack Riemenschneider’s Truck Specials ne ~ Ey A radio, hoster di whitewal) tires, ‘$1 OMC 49 COR with new “307” | and an BR js i piel ee sui A ‘ a i i f f i Ht Bit rf ERE H in 3 i Coneo- and retail. Crab ep oo &. Telegraph cross Rrannan and | cider hg Be ee B vede enaine, sir brakes, 0x20 tires Sayer Gom om | 2 coame apo_tacem nage] Retr atmo bears [ates ne abe voggany? | Sere eet | BS ‘a ose tien | 7 One Owner T |) ew ane} mp ong wah, BE Sam Bs. Hall-Watt Ferm, 2061 Mor- pwn — Ca ge Sper - 4 «@ Dodge 2% ton wrecter, ie | 46 + PRICED. | Commerce Village on grovel ra, |S" s ge ——_— | sonal chairs. fireplace | "| WHEN SERVICE| 1 ror tc cub ant chess $1,050 Hy ti i ! i r i i k i 4 ia i ct JAMES Fagee. teow tomatoes, $1.50 per| “ieers po Ngee vee COUNTS let Pontiac) "™” ee ineham. FOR SALE, OVER 3000 BEAUTT Cie veupioh x fa knotty pine bar’ wit: ae : -Keller-K h : . BT varietios, up to LO ae UREA Ales pew EB ee : Press Classified ad-writ- Dodge Trucks wears Oc i ig yee | CRE Sete SS) ee serve you WELL) pone FEZ | — - a we, . Pty « ~ —_ 4 a ia at al f E : L 4 . A A F "03 N. Main, Rochester} TR Tit it pm. = -—_— os { 1 f° ae f ee ae ; " ' } : THE PONTIAC i seal MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954- 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. "$350 1947 PLYMOUTH Station Wason. Radio & Hester. MANY OTHERS . To (GHOOSE FROM Community ~ Motor Sales. Inc. gee STS Dealer GROSLEY 16d STATION WAGON Oi gta BARGAIN HEADQUARTERS and ‘42 Plymouth, 1 owner, club coupe, 35,000 miles, come see! Riemenschneider Bros. Dodge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. Sirmstgaw “* 1953. Dodge ana ge $795 $95 Down Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at ward, MOTORS INC. Y'all Come See Us! _ We Finance EVERYBODY'S Credit Is Good Here NATIONAL 1954 oe RA AT- _#f. $100. Call FE 40499 after 5. “YOUR FARM AUCTION has more buyers when _atmounced in the Classi- fied ads! Dial FF 2-8181 ssa AT THIS NO MONEY DOWN 1948 Dodge- Club Coupe $7 per Week 1949 Hudson 4 Door $6 per Week 1947 Packard 2 "oor $5 per Week 1949 Chrysler Club Coupe $7 per Week 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door $6 per Week - Keller-Koch CHRYSL. SS DEALER Woodwa HL. & oad Ra, ST at Plymouth SUBURBAN STATION ~Motors Inc. DESOTO-PLY MOUTH 912 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM 1951 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER Starlite Coupe, attractive cream finish radio, heater, automatic tranamission, directional signals. good tires, fine mechanically. Ideal Car for the Wife $595 Keller-Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Woodward at 13% Mile Rad. Lincoln 68410 1951, Mercury Station yor Mas installed heater and = —— dice have we coi $149 Dn. Balance On Easy Rates SCHUTZ Motors’ Inc. DESOTO- PLYMOUTH suggestions. for a helpful adwriter's} 9 RRRRS yy 4 \ WEES : [! Ae butter you use?” > ee wee eWOes AN SIRS “Could have a nie jue sea to se how much salt and _ For Sale Used Cars 1 Ee. For Sale Used Cars 91 wer wwe ee Oe eer wre fay Then at ol $10 DOWN & Custom door, whitewall Sree. A real nice car. 26,004 actual miles. BOB FROST, INC. LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer TO $1800 - SAVINGS ON 1954 Fords Lincolns Mercurys Demonstrators AND Factory Officials Cars Custom Line Sordors Sunliner Convertibles Skyliner Hardtops Lincoln Capri 4 Doors Lincoln Convertibles LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH. OL 1-071) “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY." 195] Plymouth Lat THAT ‘* FULLY EQUIP. WITH RADIO, HEATER AND ALL $95 Down. SCHUTZ Motors Inc. DESOTO-PI. YMOUTH Woodward Oren Till 9 P.M. —— = ee ee For Sale Used Cars| 91 l= ‘41 FORD 4 DOOR DELUXE. Ra. |" heater, spotlights, white ;seeume paym “4 8. Woe ward Birm! DB, Vs 2 CHEAP. |° FE 3-709. 1950 FORD radio, heater, 860 °8. Woodwird Birmingham ‘eu sasone, payment am. Ge Down ® & many like this. , BOB FROST, INC. Y DEALER | Custom four door, radio, heater and overdrive. . $295 No Cash Needed Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at SCHUTZ Woot MOTORS INC. tre NASH aL . CONVERTI- DESOTO-P’ Ye OUTH ble $396. 3371 012 8 \ Woodward West, Side Used Cars “Tato | Huron me +2185 il 9 P.M. We sey Neate SELL, SnD TRADES =. “|| 4 dow condition Pullv pM 4 rE — mean BUSINESS! $245 48 Chevrolet, Club Coupe. Good runner, 50 Buick 2 dr. Deluxe, new paint, radio and heater. $695 ; $1 Ford 2 dr., Custom- line, radio, heater, real value. $2095 53 Buick Super 4 dr. Dynaflow, radio and heater, Special paint. $295 49 Ford Custom, radio, heater, no down pay- ment. $1395 *53 Chevrolet 2 dr., Bel Air, 2 tone paint, top shape. $295 "49 Buick 2 dr., radio, heater and Dynaflow. $1195 51 Buick Riviera Hard- top, Dynaflow, all the extras. $395 49 Plymouth 4 dr., ra- dio and heater. $1595 ’S2 Olds. 4 dr. 88, Hy- dramatic, good tires, radio and heater. WE DON'T SELL THEM ALL BUT WE DO OUR SHARE! Thanks to you good people our used car volume is DOUBLE over last year and we're still rolling. Many of your friends have bought either a new or used car from us in the past year. then drop in to 210 Orchard Lake Avenue for prompt. service. compare our prices, either in town or out, you'll see for yourself, we really $1 Buick Special De- luxe, radio and heater, ¥Y% down. $895 51 Mercury 2 dr., radio and heater, looks and runs good. $895 °52 Dodge 2 dr., Coro- net, one owner, radio and heater. $595 ’SQ Chevrolet 4 dr. De- luxe, new motor, radio, heater. $595. *S1 Studebaker Club Coupe, radio, heater. A real value. $1195 51 Olds. Holiday 2 dr, radio, heater, Hydra- matic, hardtop. $895 *51 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop, radio, heater. Low price. $295 47 Pontiac 4 dr., De- luxe 8. Beautiful, $1295 *53 Hudson Hornet 4 dr., Hydramatic. Ready to go. $995 52 Plymouth ~ Sedan, radio and heater. Wow! "SUPPORT THE UNITED FUND” OLIVER BUICK .OPEN TILL 9 P. M. Ask them about our service and \ and heater, no down - Incidentally, $1295 ’52 Buick 4 dr., Special, radio, heater and Dyna- flow. $995 51 Olds. 4 dr., heater, Rocket 88. SO Ford 2 dr., Deluxe, radio, heater, ready to go $1195 51 Pontiac 4 dr., De- luxe 8, Hydramatic, ra- dio and heater. $475 ’S1 Kaiser 4 dr., radio and heater, good value. $295 "SQ Hudson 4 dr., radio radio, payment. $195 1 "48 Pontiac 2 dr., De- luxe 8. Good transpor- tation, $95 47 Buick 4 dr., a little work on this one and it’s ready to go. $995 'S3 Nash Rambler, ra- dio, heater, Hydramat- ic. Low mileage. _ REMEMBER 70 cars on our big lot. We're open till 9 p.m. Stop in today, all cars are winterized. [Harold Turner's! Big Selection. Quality Cars - Low Prices — “R.)" Buys ‘St Monty 1. ....;- S444 'S1 Ford Eight Fordomatie . . .$699 51 Nash 2 door - Hydramatic ...$499 '49 Desoto 4 dr. . .$344 52 Ford 2 dr. ....$799 "52 Pontiac 8 Deluxe 2 dr... .$999 SO Ford 2 dr. ....$399 54 Ford Custom 2 dr. Fordomatic . $1,399 "53 Plym. 4 dr. ..$1,044 49 Ford 4 dr. ...$244 °'51 Plym. 4 dr. ..$544 *50 Hudson 4 dr.. .$344 "53 Ford 2 dr. ... 51 Buick 4 dr. ... "49 Merc. 4 dr... 52 DeSoto 4 dr. .. 50 Olds. 88 52 Merc. Sed. .. "50 Merc. 4 dr. ...$599 "51 Pont. 4 dr. ...$799 "51 Ford Conv. ..$744 *SO Chev. Conv. ..$544 "50 Ford Conv. ..$599 "48 Stude. Conv. ..$299 S2 Ford Ranch Wag. $2 Ford Country Sed. 53 Ford Ranch Wag. 53 Ford Country Sed. P*S2 Nash Wagon *50 Ford Sta. Wagon | 48 Buick 4 dr....$299 48 Stude. 4 dr. ..$199 "49 Pont. 2 dr. ...$199 ’49 Ford Sed. ....$199 Woodward and 11-Mile Road MIdwest 4-7500 MIdwest 5-7500 "47 Ford 4 dr. .. "$1 Henry J. "41 Mercury ....- "'51 Ford $199 . $199 weve $144 S44 . $299 $144 "48 Hudson 48 Pont. Coupe 51 Kaiser 4 dr. 48 Ford 2 dr. .. 46 Pont. 2-dr. ...$199 "48 Chev. Sed.....$299 46 Ford 2 dr. ....$199 '41 Ford Coupe ...$44 "38 Dodge 2 dr. ...$44 $4 Hardtops ~ '51 Pontiac ... *53 Stude 53 Ford @eeeeevee Trucks "46 International 12 ft. van. ... "52 Ford % ton pickup ....... 50 Ford % Exp. $399 "40 GMC % van..$124 "53 Chev. %4 ton pickup "48 Chevrolet Sed. Delivery .$399 "47 Chev. % ton pickup ....... $299 $299 eeeeeee HAROLD TURNER, FORD 3 BIG LOTS 134 Mile and Woodward 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham LIncotn 7-4000 Lincoln 7-4001 eee sre “ee © we «© Hydramatic and tinted glass. $1395 ee © # @ Buick Sy Hard Riveria with tone radio, heater. id white walls. 93 $1395 bi Slike radio, Soonen ey overdrive and white walls. $1395 “ee eee oe eee $1095 2 tone a oe ev ee sedan “ES, with so? leon as adi A FE 8-0488 Cadillac €3 Coupe radio heater Hydramatic white . side walls, and 2 tone green. or [TRUTHFUL “ee © © @ @ and =e red, iter, Hydramatic and w walls ‘52 $995 Dodge 2 tone paint Radio, heater and best of all —en automatic transmission ‘'S] .. >... $795 Se ae ie ‘D1 $695 _ —— Maroon 4 al 00... ... $095 Truly a one owner Black sedan with new no say ote fs a sharp car —fo ‘48 2.0... $235 pg vow and Seren: aan solid tr “JEROME 5 BRIGHT SPOT Olds-Cadillac “22 YEARS IN PONTIAC” FE 8.0489 | 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-910] | Orchard Lake Rd. at Cass Ave. . { f ' ‘ ped i a) ‘ ~ * we + * ' ¥ 2 ‘ a ——~ TWENTY-NINE es£ Julius Is Out of the Limelight Into the Chips Fired Baritone Racal More Sr | Amazes Cynics Against Z in Livonia LIVONIA (INS)—A recall move- using a city car for his private ac- tivities and for setting up a private gestapo. Australia's total population i relatively low because of its large desert areas; unsuitable for hu- man habitation. HUNTERS: 1 4 4eeeeeeaaada’ | POPPI IIP IAS | Missing Girl, 5, ‘Walks 20 Miles Through Wilds OKANOGAN, Wash, @—A hardy | -- Today's Television Programs - - Channel 8~-WIBKE-TV Channel 4+—-WWJ-TV TONIGHT’S TV 6:00 — (7) Little Rascals. Little | Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 8—CKLW-TV Arthur Godfrey hosts Selak Sing- | 10:¢0—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong ers, Irish singer, pianist. - | School. (2) Garry Moore - | -yearold girl who oan got underway today against |) i a rN gg gr ear pe eter ag ordlia dl teadnen lf fn fad apie eae ” (9) Capt. Vi-; Lucy. Lucy decides to test; A to Live. (2) ot . of north fashington wan- City Attorney b ; i deo. Adventure serial. (4) Time! Ricky's love, Lucille Ball, Desi! rey, Earnings in One Year dered safely into a ranch yard 530/ Sponsors of the movement began All thoughts are on. those d i for Music. Jane Palmer sings.| Arnaz star ven | Amount to $355,000 | miles north of here yesterday as lating petitions in 9 : j — 10:45—(4) Three Steps ‘o Heaven. ’ | circulating . ; (2) Gene Autry. Small ets | an army ef men sought for q trace | hea ield and the woods. ) Gene in trocile in. “dobnny 2 — © Mr_ Show Business. Ve | 11:9 — (1) Creative Cookery. (4) By JACK O'BRIAN of her. Ce ee ahead in the field and the Jackaroo.”’ — “A ra He ay eowra Home. NEW YORK (INS) — One year The first words of little Joyce election. REMEMBER: W h hi ¢:15 — (9) News. Austin Grant.| congresswoman, Army captain |11:30~(2) Strike It Rich. | Ago next Tuesday (Oct~19) Arthur | gi ply stg Rae yard of The recall petitions charge Har- We have everytning } Godfrey Rosa—into | Mr. anger were: /tom with squandering 000 . (4) News. rine Band, Save incite tar, | TUESDAY AFTERNOON § | HOt et ie ce | “Was Mommy worried?” = | surplus let ‘bythe TD congee's you need. Come im and talk over | . ae : E : Ww. ranch is miles “ ° i O09 — Wild Bill Hickok. Ad-| (2) December Bride. Case of|/19:69-(1) 12 O'Cock Comicd. (| wee awe facet year ending on | southwest “at the home of Jonce's| een an Sereerns So rye your hunting needs with us for | (@ U af M iim, GD) Yeleeres| - rite eee Vee ee parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Abel = | f brand ipment at rock . WS’ to disaster, Spring By pa Wen , o ian er, Spring vingtOm | a:b —(2) of Lite amous ue equipment a ¢:45 — (9) Frankie Conners. Mu- 10:00 — (7) Boxing. Ten-round | 12:3@— (7) My Life. (4) Feathtr bottom prices. sic. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| middleweight boxing bout: Pad-| Your Nest. (2) Searcif for To- : : Everett R. Phelps. dy Young vs. Jessie Turner. (9) | morrow. ' * Puppet show. (9) Hopalong Cas- Changed the World,” a color- Bob Maxwell Show. (2) Portia nal mie it cae ae pene Sper planes“ Gase, ~scany chael O'Shea, William Bishop drama of young Thomas Edison. | 4:15 — (4) Faye Elizabeth. (2) ’ learn fine points of bargain | 10:38 — (4) Ethel Barrymore The-| Seeking Heart. h . (2) Theater. “Ecti ater. Walter Brennan in “The |. —— é a pse Gosia Teme” uaa tne otk. ae Good Cooking: (2) Ladies tor helps timid servant get ¥: . 1:15 — (7) Detroit Deadline. News.: American citizenship. . 2:00—(T) Star® on Seven. (4) La- | e . ; 1:38 — (7) Name's the Same. Den-|10:45 — (9) Ringside Review.| ‘#s First. (2) Ladies Day. Onl t an omor row ; nis James with panel quiz. (9)| Sports commentary. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. (2) | public : Motion Picture “Cas- u0 ~ () s On House Party. e * ca , bah,” with Tony Martin, | sales with music, variety. (9) |$:60—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. . Yvonne DeCarlo. (4) Tony Mar-| wational News. (4) News. (2)| (4 Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payotf. | i tin. Tony sings “That's What a News. a oS i Rainy Day Is For.” (2) News. $:15—(4) Golden Windows. : | Doug Edwards. 11:15 — (1) Armchair Theater. | 5:s¢_(4) One Man's Family. (2) | Marion Talley in “Follow Your) ».» Crosby Show apetpeetneiorntiiinenetme: : 1:4 —'(® News Caravan. John! Heart,” film. (9) Good Neighbor . Cameron Swayze. -(2) Perry! Theater. Madeline Carroll, Hen- | 3:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- Come. Perry sings popular ry Fonda in “Blockade,” film.| lowe. club salary since ° Specials ! tunes. (4) Little Show. Drama to be @m-| ¢:99—(7) Cowboy Show. (9) Cow- -|of the in exile. 8:09 — (T) Western Frolics. Mu-| Bounced. (2) Walt's Workshop. | boy Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. | Louis, Mo. Next Monday he starts| Also attending a rally at Key- sic country style. (4) Producer’s| Wit shows how to do wood! (2) Brighter Day. & week's engagement in Atlanta, | worth Stadium were Adm. William 8” Bass Field Boots 129 Showcase, Ginger Tre- paneling. - Ga., for $5,000 a week plus‘“all| B Maxwell, Gov.-elect Edmund S. : eeveee Rogers, 4:15 — (4) First Love. (2) Secret charges, at $2 - : Ge. vor Howard. Gig Young, Martyn ee — tate, Same Mo Sem. — sah = a aoubie of Matas; Cul. Funnele B Moccasins 495 can at tan ett host, music, variety. 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) | to return him comfortably more! Hart Fred Kaess, Rep. Machro- Camp eevee plays. (2) Burns and Allen. TUESDAY MURNING On Your Account. than his “customary” $7,500 &/| wicz Patrick V. McNamara, Sen. : George, Gracie, and son Ron- | 7:00— (4) Today. (2) Morning) 4:45—(7) Rickey the Clown. week. Ferguson and Judge Nate Kaut- nie inveived in elaborate wed-| Show. 5:60--(T) Auntie Dee. (9) Go to the| . & work from Monday Be eure | man. ding plans. 8:30—(2) Morning in Detroit. Museum. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) mst cae ae ats Sue eee hineva niu Godana'e 0 wand e 8:30 — (1) Voice Program. Colora-|:00—(7) Breakfast Cub. (4)| Robert Q. Lewis. He was paid $8,500 for five | threader, @ small mechanical de tura Soprano Patrice Munsel| Romper Room. (2) Welcome 5:30—(T) Rocky Jones. (9) Kiddies| nights at the Erie Social Ciub | vice that accepts needle sizes three os : sings “Kiss Me Again,” “Muset-| Traveler. Film. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pi-| te Philadelphia just before the |to seven. The needle is inserted 16 Seuth Gass FE 2-7621 ta’s Waltz.” (2) Talent Scouts. | 9:30—(2) Breakfast with Murphy. rate Pete. potty: 30M mge Neng md eye - end - first into a hole and a two acts cut of it, This lever is pressed to thread it. eeoresuntatci i 8 , for the five days. - enema commncrmsanana -- Today's Radio Programs -- _ |, iit tuts tt sore, sats is doing almost as well as his Programs furnished stations listed ‘ most optimistic friends prophesied. by tm this columm are subject te change without notice. pag tee wm, om CELW, «wee ews, a was, «ie W212, ame WIE, (em his detractors, Tomer? CELW. Preddy Martis 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club 1:15—WIR, Ma Perkins * ‘Bo ’ WJBK, News, Don McLeod perme weer poe | ne eee oe S| em name | Thief Borrows | Sau Wattrick-McKenzie be, Top of CKLW, Good: Neighbor WwJBK. ' Sime Breit = aeccmiw eercmary | “EET aaity ileat® | team Bere Tools for Burglary | pega dres Tep of Tows WEAR. ‘Temple Academy | 243—WJR, Quiding Light : ¢:15—WIR, Clart Quartet WCAR, Coffee 10:08—WIR, Arthur Godtrey| #:00—WIR. Mre. Button LEXINGTON, Ky. #—Employes p say 11:06—WJR, Pro-Pile WW), Bob Smith Show WwW, Piain t the Greyhound bus told Chase ww. Lewis \WKY2Z. My True Story CKLW. Davies a garage wear. Bp rts wxra. Top ‘CKLW. Homechats WJBK, T. police a neatly dressed man want- ¢:30—WI—R, Guex. ort onus SS . : ed to buy a hack saw from them. wwi, &R. 11:18—WIR, 10:38—WXYZ, Whispering :u—w Perry Mason They loaned him a hack saw blade y Core Ww). Mayer, Tat, “EESe “ee Gases eo on condition he return it. SOE a, Musto WXYZ. Top of Towa wean. | — 2:30—WJR, Nore Dreke This he did some time later 6:45—WIR, L. a -_. 10:48— WW the Bank] Weve. “Marte Bock and promptly borrowed a crow Ww, Weliow’s ‘Bustess 1 ee es | ware, Gut WCAR, Hall, Sports bar. The crow bar hasn't come WXYS, Muste 11:00—WW2, Strike It° Rice coals ? ma, Flouse _— WXYZ, Modern . oy ey Day ck yet. Ww. 3 Star TUESDAY MORNING CRLW, Florida US.4. Weak, ‘Meouiey “Bis Police said later some theif had w Red Skelton WIRE. .D. DMeleed tried unsuccessfully to break into CKLW. Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:30—WJIR, Al Votce WCAR, News, Gong 3:06—WJR, Wendy Warren WJBK, K. Saunders Ww, Boo Mare 11:15—WXYZ, Ever ince Bre| WW! Women a ui gr aaaig Miao across the 1:18—CELW, Nuns wavs, Bea WAYR 86 1 street from garage Ww. Gay it Muste woex. News — WD Phrase rere wean. News, , -— Officers: surmised the borrowed 30—WJR, Choraliers t "Sr Mereegey | SEE Eay "toss | SLE Gurectee Gav | vagcom tant ser | tools might have Deen ‘used, since CKLW, Seerial eater —— 114S—WJR Rosemary 8:30—WWw are _Fouss door. 148—m, @ B. warren | “Ow Ese Marcell. oC ves. WWJ, One Man’s Pamily w News, Wolfe WXYZ, 3 av ee $:435—WJR, Gel Sunda (Advertisement) CKLW, the Mood CKLW, News, David J, Right te Ha . Sh e Piles 8: . arener | WBE. =. 200-—WIR, Jack White 4:00—WIR, Music Hall Science rinks wwa, Beet et an ae WCAR, News, ee ww. gl — wes — Wife N W : our y 7:15—WJR, Music Hall CKLW. Top eg Og Bm CKLW. Break the Bank CKLW. Eddie Chase ew ay ‘San Geamtene | Geuw dscin Spams |g rare eee | sewn, se nas ed aa | CKLW. Bway Cop WISE. Gentile, Stage . . Moonday Caller woah, Tak Gee Finds Healing Substance That 8:45—WXY2Z, Show Stoppers peng bei _ 12:20—-WIR, Time Out. Music| 4:9 ww, wieder’ Brown | Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids 9:00—WIR, Perry Com White : ws Don McLeod Wwe Toopaors free | Wed, O, Manel i tas—win, Mune; wens | New York, N. Y. (Spoctal)—For the Progress CKLW. News, Tobdy WJBK. McLeod WWJ, Woman in House rst time science has found a new CKLW. Henry: Charm WJBK, News, Gentile WCAR. Hermony Halt CKLW, George healing substance with the aston- 9:15—WIR, The Norths WCAR. News, Clem t2:46—WW), Pran Harris WCAR, Carolee ishing ability to shrink hemor- o;ce- WIR. Ames wy Andy 8:18—WJR, Bud Guest WXYZ, Richard Lewellyn 5:00—WJR, News rhald> aed ts otep bleeding — with- wut, Mee” WXYZ. Pred Wolf CKLW. Ginger Rogers wes, — d. - out surgery. 6:30— WIR, usie Ball — ttrick -McKenzie | CKLW, Reporter's Roundup CKLW Preston In case after case, pein was re- behemgy Be — gna SS WCART Radio Revive! TUESOAT AVTERNOON WIBK. MeLeod lieved promptly. And, while gently 10:00—WJR, Torch Lighting | 9:¢0—WJR, News 1:00—WJR, fload of Life we | relieving pain, actual reductica WY Top WHIZ, ‘Breakfast Cho WEEZ, Pou! Winter” | S:IS-WIR. Reynolds, Muse (shrinkage) took place - WCAR, Carousel ’ CKLW. #. Pannery CxLw. anew Music caw. Bed Davies eaecek ss a Most amazing of all—results 10:15—WW3, Gtidersiceve ‘AR, Taythe WCAR, News. Harmony CKLW, Eadie Chase — ‘ek BS ctenenes o j a 1 uneral Today ees comes sepa = Under $5,000 Group |'inctre is aw mating eb, surance and real estate dealer, left s ~ i , a world-famous research institute. | 3 no political heir apparent. May Use New Form Now this new healing substance Most prominent candidates: May- | _ is offered in ointment form under OF 7 ‘ rump or Frank Tobey and Dist, Atty.| WASHINGTON @—Wage earn-| the name of Preperation H.* Ask | Gen. John Heishell ers getting less than $5,000 a year ae ° * . : pia: use a simple 15line tax form | back guarantee. “Tiede Mark, Nation’s Last Big City rnb mry wai — nna { * | day, rallying from a severe heart tion as better but still serious. | for 1954—a possible step towards | turns altogether. } doing away with their filing of re- | be eligible to use it. But he said | many will choose the longer Form _| 1040 instead. The G-yearold theater official. 400 Routed by Blaze | who several times has topped the H iz tert : s i PANAMA, Panama #®—Fire de- | less at the Na Both For $129° ae oe agg =~ Bg in 14K gold. Jewelry Department Aa NEWPORT’S 3149 W. Huren PONTIAC’S OLDEST TV SERVICE DEALER! BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE Asthorized Factory Service fer 15 Ditierent Monutacturers FE 4-579 ——— Forget weather! With on electric dryer you simply flip @ switch for fluffy dry dothes The ‘BEST REASON in the world to buy an Why let the weather tell you when to do the wash? An electric clothes. dryer is ready any time, weather or not, to dry Put an electric clothes dryer (re- member, it's the cleanest, most modern dryer there is) to work ‘ clothes softer than line drying ever did! And it provides heat as clean as the sun's. for you. Then you'll never watch for or worry about dry- ing weather again. It's easy... Electric Clothes Dryer when you dry clothes Electrically see iinet ; 4 s THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 head ——- of the down- town Pontiac site have not taken into account the chaos that would yy ery TH i8 i ii! it More Instructors Are Trained by Red Cross igi i H ln 4 ; ti fe a i i i fl fd s 2 He gz 5 ‘i fl =i an He He ay eek | ia it 3 Pid he | i ip SEARS © > ROEBUCK AND CO New design for more effi- ciency, finer automatic control! Thermopanel flue has more heating crea, heats water faster than standard models. Fiberglas insulation cuts heat loss. full years! SEA. FINAL WEEK OF THIS GREAT SALE! COME. 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