Tg During Building Project An answer is expected “within a week or 10 days” from Pontiac General Hos- pital Board of Trustees on an offer from Oakland County Board of Super- visors to lease the Con- tagious Hospital during the city hospital’s building pro- All indications point to the acceptance of the offer, Offer Hint Trustees to OK Use| of Contagious Hospital i : Li 1 ; i 3 i = 2 z eZ - Se ae ad Hl Cournand (left) and Dr. Dickinson W. Richards — yesterday were named co-winners of the Nobel prize in medicine and physiology. The two were honored for sharing in the development of a method for making direct observation inside the human heart with the aid of a catheter. Both are on the faculty at Columbia University. ley = 6 Die in Illinois Explosion Arms Plant Blast Kills 4):8%=S-= Injures 12 in Norway Cavers <==: the third-day opening of the first " 4] MURDER TRIAL — Photographed before trial of Howard Wayne Moore today were (I-r) his attorney, Carl Ingraham of Birmingham, and his Tiem Questions Accused Killer ion ‘Confession’ ‘Anything |s Possible After a Few Drinks,’ Suspect Testifies Howard Wayne Moore voluntarily took the stand degree murder OSLO, Norway (#—At least four persons perished and|¢ friend tire of clinging to the bob- a dozen were hurt in an explosion today at an atom-|!s boat and drown. Fresh Attacks From Both Sides interested in providing these facili-\hombproof government ammunition works dug into the! were Charles : 7 Albert, 68,0 fruit Le ae mind: "*!mountains 65 miles north of Oslo. | rancher from Reedley, Calif., and The offer, “ade Oct. 1, stipulates) A spokesman for the Raufoss works said four. bodies/Martee Baro of Grosse torte awe SS song meaning P8Y\had beén recovered three hours after the blast occurred, |te and his wife had been visiting undetermined operat: + expenses tagious +in a hall where normally|the Metry house for two weeks. Heopital for is maka os until Metry, an attorney, was Tes- its new addition is completed. cel Ay .p pasing. coviens end mremg nen at aee SION 1O UNSN ae ae Stace Aides, | per diem rate for any county pa- - eae as “only fair.” : ra . AT i~ tients treated at the Contagious |} |, rh | x ie Especially Nixon: ee eS S$ Jam rake ging ea] LEXINGTON, Ky. Adel eldht ast tow many both would] gk , lexslwion occurred i the rountai anions plucked Metry from the'sevenson launched a fresh attack be appropriated to Pontiac Gen- . Department, cre carly, today See cre ce and “told us helen, President Eisenhower's aides sf saneerg Cel esece hs to Straighten Curves, . + ef ba —. have to be ironed out,”” according} Put In Sidewalk Fon fen etgered w pales isansshs (ha ‘eds naapitegs ea to Goldberg, “will be discussed at wounded, but I do not know how Metry said he, Albert and Bare lager was saying the presidential a second meeting with the county, State Highway Department traf-|many,” he added. went fishing im a 16foot out |. has reached the point where fic engineers yesterday started| The Raufoss works, owned by| board motorboat. Whee Mowater |. 4 141. inion end vic- Warm Day f Greet Small Game Hunters The vicinity of Pontiac will be fair tonight, with a low of 48 to 52 degrees predicted by the US. Weather Bureau. Tomotrow will be cloudy and warmer for the opening of Mich- igan’s smal] game hunting season. A high of 70 to 74 is expected for downtown Pontiac. Last night in downtown Pontiac, | | the low was 40. The mercury inched up to 63 degrees at 1 p.m. today. Political Coverage Explained on Page 6 Explanation and tabulation of the Pontiac Press’ political . gh explosives, Telegraph road and Orchard Lake|i,-1uding ammunition for NATO | : F i Z [ work on improving the detour at|the Norwegian government, makes ae avenue, Don R. MacDonald, chair- man of the Roads Committee of the County Board of Supervisors, said. today. , * *- * MacDonald announced yesterday |foss and .Gjoevik areas Wer /strength George M. Foster, deputy highway called in for emergency service.|him above water, , Hospitals as far away as 80 miles too tired.” commissioner, has agreed to im- ' . prove the detour around the half- from Raufoss were commandeered. finished underpass just west of the HERRIN, Ill. (B—A bottled gas’ intersection, intended to carry depot was raked by explosions and than a dozen passing traffic on the relocated Telegraph fires Thursday that caused six of which came within 300 yards, pond. deaths and injuries to seven others, but his calls were drowned out by Improvements will include A mother, her 3-year-old - thigh winds. . widened pavement, easing of (WO ang two other Rt ser perished Cross, Dorn Martell of Port Hur- sharp curves in the road, installa- | in"jie blasts and two of the in- |?" and Levi Yerks of Mt. Clemens tion of a sidewalk and surveys | jured died today. ~ |finally passed close enough to hear for a special three-way traffic | 7 him. whipped around the light to allow Jleft- turns off The explosion -yesterday spread cruiser from which they were fish-| Orchard Lake avente, Foster ‘flames over an area nearly a block/ing and pulled him aboard more promised. jfroes the depot. Five houses were than 24 miles from land. ~ — idpstroyed. Witnesses reported four; Metry’s wife, Eva, 28-year-old He said a third lane will be or five separate explosions. mother of two, and Albert's wife installed for left turns. | Doctors at Herrin Hospital said|were treated for shock at the hos- Work on the underpass has been “there are a lot of injured we. pital. forces. 3 Immediately after-the explosion, Raufoss ote news coverage appears on Page 6 of today’s paper. This is in answer to a Voice of the People letter criticizing space allotment to each political party. stalled for a month. Highway won't be able to do anything for.” .* * @« ‘Department officials have blamed The explosion occurred at the) Baro, a real estate operator is: the recent strike, which they said cooking gas is distributed in small/survived by his widow, Augusta. |has delayed steel delivery for the depot..on the west side of this) Metry is an attorney and claim ‘job. : ' (Continued om Page 2, Col. 1) ‘adjuster for an insurance company. Everyone Asks -- How Long Can It Last’ When an area has been the summer for sunny days and warm temperatures, sometimes things get a little unusual when the decent weather arrives. Like shopping for Halloween favors in Bermuda shorts... Or washing and waxing “It’s here, its wonderful, last?” Dad pulls out the golf clubs he forgot to clean up before he put them away. After he loses three balls in the middle of leafy fair- ways, he puts them back. Youngsters find out that perspiring skins and leaf piles combine to forin all-over itches, which doesn’t occur in % cooler climes. The first-time lawn sower is wreathed in smiles waiting, shivering, most of ... The kibitzers said “It’s too late now. You're Ike, Adlai Scrappin A ,% 7 of a talk here that as one example “a vote for Eisenhower is a vote for (Secretary of Agriculture) Benson, whose friendship for the farmer depends on the proximity of an election.” of the men around Eisenhower appeared to be related to a deci- sion of his strategists that while political gains by the President, Stevenson's prospects also have leveled - off. ae * * dames E. Finnegan, Stevenson's campaign manager, said in his has reached the point where vo- ters who list themselves as un- decided will tip the balance next month, Coming from a two-day swing through Michigan and Ohio, Ste- venson ripped into Eisenhower's statement that Nixon is the “best qualified man to serve’ as vice president. Asserting that the Republican congressional leaders value Eisen-' hower as a candidate but ignore) said that if Eisenhower is elected. “the Republican party wasting your seed and time,” but it keeps coming up. Football fans shade their eyes with programs, and , the-car, when, by the cal- endar,. you should be checking the anti-freeze. As enticing as the cur- rent warm spell is, it brings a secret, furtive, smile and a hurry-up gait to many area residents. ..~ but how long will it degrees above, and the teams played in a snowstorm.” College grads reminisce of fall after- noons when classes were cut, and two- member expeditions sought bittersweet along the multi-colored paths. Window-staring becomes an art again, as it did with the first warm days of spring. But the household efficiency experts are not thrown off the track by these last lingering touches of enjoyable outdoortime. The Fi overshoes are still being resurrected -and inspected. = , _-~"That extra blanket stands ready at _ the foot of the bed, and every morn- bv ing brings the questioning peek at the ge-9 | early light—is it really over? ; talk of “the old days, when it was 20 | leadership team will take over.” Nails on the Trail KALAMAZOO w—It took more pounds of nails scattered along a heavily traveled highway in Kala- mazoo, County Road Commission employes and sheriff's deputies did the work after blocking off the area to prevent an epidemic of tires. Authorities said they believe the nails were dropped by pranksters. In Today's Press County NOWS...csceecees 1B, 28 Editoriale | ...c.cesesceaee 6 High School... cuess SS Pot)-Gold Answers........77 Pot-0-Gold Puozele...........77 Sports .......5.... 28, 29, 30, 31 Theaters ......... detent 2, 33 Stevenson Lashes ——— Stevenson's return to the assault) they believe they have halted any opinion the presidential contest /aiq not originate vodka, its him as a party leader, Stevenson| re-| than two hours to rake up 50 , page 22, uver—Speaks gas, Nev., and Salt Lake City. TOMORROW Stevenson—Speaks in South Bend, Ind.; attends Notre Dame- Michigan State football game there; speaks in Chicago. Eisenhower — Flies back to Washington, stops at Denver for airport talk. Nixon—Makes five-minute talk from Washington over nation- wide TV, 9:55 p.m. Pontiac time. Kefauver—Tours California. This Vodka Story Packs Punch for Reds | day's world, | “For I know—as I believe all | Americans know — that, without . | NEW YORK (INS) — An Amer strength in this world of today, Open 4,000-Foot Strip ‘ican liquor company claims Russia the road to surrender is paved with nation- good intentions.” al drink. | Publicker Distillers Products said ‘it had historical and scientific proof Sen. Kefauver to Speak ‘that the drink came from the g¢ Berkley Wednesday |Airport’s new 4,000-foot runway ‘American continent. : i John L. Leban, Publicker ex-| Sen, Estes Kefauver, Democratic will be Sunday, Oct. 28, at.3 p.m., ‘ecutive vice president, declared candidate for vice president, will|Homer C. Hoskins, vodka started as a distillate known speak at a luncheon in : as “Chakta’” in Peru. It was Wednesday as part of his second learried to the North American Con- campaign appearance in the state. tinent and then transmitted by He will speak at the Northwood the Norsemen to Europe in the)Inn at the noon funcheon spon-ithe larger DC-3 to single-engine lith century, he added. sored by Oakland and Wayne Coun-|Planes to line the east-west strip The company challenged the So- ty Democratic Business and Pro- during the ceremony, viets to rebut their claim. ‘fessional Committees. William W. Donaldson : | senate ‘Prize Up to $200 | ficlals. ‘The mayor will be in- Dre «av Jol opening the angen rip te Pot-O-Gold Gains Weight; s'ssu: 7,167 Entries Miss Clues. |m''é,ise, are te ie ‘ first to take off and land on the : , runway, Although 7,167 qualifying entries were received forjsarE FOR LARGE PLANES | Fot-O-Gold puzzle No. 19, no winning solution was found, Aig new strip has Finag recently so now this week's puzzle is worth $200. completed. | —— Besides those entries, 28 others were mailed in en- nae Bs np ently Bg i ‘ all, velopes, and 74 were late. As* we've said many times, none of these count and are not checked for correct answers. There's stil] time to get this) week's puzzle in before the dead- line. on Tuesday, so turn to page 2%, check the rules carefully and jtry your luck intellect-at find- ing a winning tion, Explanations for the correct sol- ution to Puszie No. 19 appears on Pon mtRas® CORCBRD 19 08 APEIR iM i See EE ARG | 33 Afi Ee degrees. Temorrew yn. warmer, high 0— 74 tenmetature’ precexiag $ om. lationships between architects and mm: Wind -velecity 15 m.p.b. - ‘should burn thir raked fall leaves Ss Na ! ‘atl EY Modesty Brings Success =3 ‘ i Ht “ft beak mH nen — of Service to Arthur's Notes 40th Year’ i ape i ree ¥ bbe Customers | cmt mice E : z e + H aE pe a stad! re : Morning at 10, a Solemn price for be offered for pa-| He was born in Poland “on the other side Frederick students Detroit Group tan 30 a particular item.” Monroe, health director. of the fence.” He wants ported in the county a year ago parish willlto keep tha because se this time, Dr,/Monroe sald recep- e breakdown . Parish) u's the most wonderful m8 |tom the beaith depertmente on POMMAC Deaths tmp ance. (2 New Polio Cases Susssace’ wars te tes eporfed in County campaigning for the re-election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. < the teen-agers will help in in we a report in Oakland County this|in quoting Woedrew Wilson re s sat weerity, charity, ‘emévelence, (>ringing the total in the county derstanding by whistle-stop sudl- ad in the pachithall ; . for 1956 fo 42, says Dr. John D.| “°° This compares with 105 cases re- Comments on possible Communist ‘Mrs. John Clarke Past Prev. Year Week Week Ago | ondary school first place awards his wife at 210 Ottawa’ Dr. ‘The awards were announced at | for the store. the. eighth annual Michigan | day at Michigan State University. Williams Aides Bidding The top: class A elementary) DETROIT (INS)—A program to school award went to Yamasaki|bring more defense contracts to Leinweber and Associates of Royal|/Michigan as a means of easing un- Oak for their Livonia Public School employment was started today by | tion design. \the governor’s Emergency Indus- Smith, Tarapata, MacMahon trial Productions Committee. jthe Class B elementary “school|the commission's School, Birmingham. Honorable mention awards prompted him to establish pirsi-| . fever) A ‘ . Be and Associates of| ness here. a, |Tuberculosis . ante Detroit won the class C and D sec-| He is married and lives with Whoopine Cough’. “ysentry, Shigelia eeees 1 Dysentry, Amebie ...,....1 Rheumatic Fewer .........1 were won by O'Dell, Hewlett and Lackenbach Associates, Bir- mingham for. the Kimball High School in Royal Oak and a special citation also went to Smith, “Tarapata, MacMahon Associates for their design of the - Farmington Junier High School. This first contest was held to encourage better architectural so- lutions to educational problems, disseminate information on good school design and foster better re- educators. «\Fires Off Streets Homeowners with $3 to burn in the city streets. Pontiac police already have handed out several $3 tickets for The. ordinance applies to im- jproved streets, such as concrete or asphalt. Fires are liable to {i A SAFETY AWARD WINNER — James R. Pas- a : chal, (center) shows the national honor award he ~—of_ the ‘local inal is pictured right. B. T. waving her arms as if she were was presented for safe operation of an automobile Tompkins, 617 Raskob’ St., Raymond E. West, | transport tractor-semf unit for 21 years. The 24 Walton Bivd., and Russell C. Bunker, 1089 award was given to Paschal who works for the LaSalle St. also honored for more than a F. J. Boutéll Driveaway Co. of Pontiac hy H. K. decade of safe Halbrooks, (left), director of the Accident Pre-' were made. - vention Department of the National Automobile | Wins School Rosenthal’ said Pontine “has a/Goserenere "0002022" me Pari John (Kate) cour, . ‘ great future,” and that its) tum seoteceeseenee sane vee rar dgy My Designs Awards [proximity ‘to neighboring cities Sctaia ‘isnicid ‘home, 1365 Baldwin Ave. heart condition, She had been ill arlet Fever ........ eQuwoore RO for ; son Junior High School of Pontiac | siding in California and a som; chicken pox ........... 1 ‘Is “3| A member of the Methodist and y High School. | James, who is in charge of buying Palbeeveittis °°. 202 257: ; * Church and the 0.E.S. of Mays- 6 ‘Scarlet Fever ‘ weed 4 Tuberculosis «all forms) ..6 5 {Whooping Cough ...... 0 17 tiae from there 10 years ago. Mumps . ... i [Impetigo oo... ieee ees 1 ¢ Besides her husband, Mrs. Clarke | e is survived by two stepchildren, Ss SIG esASGvae jilton, Ohio; two nieces, Mrs. Mary MOSCOW, Idaho (® — Three Ayers of Gallapin, Mo. and Mrs. University of Idaho students were|Catherine Rock of Colorado. |Associates of Birmingham received| The program was adopted after killed today when an early morn-| Mrs. Clarke's body was sent from ched such heights that it/ Military Con- ing fire, termed by Fire Chief'the Huntoon Funeral Home this|*t bas rea eh jaward for the Harlan Elementary tracts Committee reported Michi-|Carl Smith the work of an arson-|afternoon to the Pilcher Funeral igan ranks 13th in military produc- jist, swept through a dormitory'Home in Maysville for service and ‘tion, ihousing 130 men. iborial. . Some 52.other awards * 4 f 7 4 \ . Pontiac Man Charged of the thief early this su the rs Assn. Walter H. Stephens, manager (noticing Williams Hits GOP on Industrial Safety Obstructing Sidewalk A warrant has been issued for'| ville, Mo, she had come to Pom- the arrest of Stephen L. Secora, | \319 Orchard Lake Ave., charged J: with violating a city ordinance by ediy obstructing a sidewalk { o i ®° Mrs. Verna Mathis of Pontiac and | With 42 inches of dirt. OO \Marjorie Clarke of Almont, a} 3 Students Die in Fire . \nephew, Dr. George Riggs of Ham- | * * ® Pontiac police Sgt. Walter Bear-| wolf charges Secora with filling] a lot at Orchard Lake and Chap-} man with foundry sand, broken! concrete, and other dirt. He said) has poured over onto the sidewalk. | City: commissioners have re-| ceived numerous complaints from residents of the area. In addition to blocking the city sidewalk, they claim the dirt is a health haz- SLASHED Even Lower for TONITE AND SATURDA’ RED TAG SPECIAL! “J. W. Carter” and “Endicott-Johnsen” ‘6 to 10 OXFORDS % Leather and Comp. 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HOUSEHOLD SPONGE SNe i gee teenie Ni RE iene en os fe EL ngs #4 ror e=t at Walled Lake is faple Beach Planning | Family Halloween Fete Consolidated ‘fo Start Mains ; Firm Reveals Installation , to Begin Late This Week j in Milford : early 350 applications for serv- cei were signed after the com- prds show that more than - 900 Duilding owners within the village its are potential gas customers. © Pointing to the heavy demand an Milford for space heating gas, said, ‘‘Michigan Consoli- 200 gas. customers.in Milford ‘within five years.” © Milford’s gas -distribution sys- 4 will be part of the company’s Arbor District operation and ‘will be under the direction | of be ae peng . launched its new family get-togethers on Day when a large crowd turned out _ Cilidren of all and their wap i le : i partys— = ae i tiecke ete Ga te < caamitas lee Substitute teachers will receive | my Pale for all age groups and refresh-| A total of 78 parochial students | ments will be served. A lighting living in -various areas of the dis-| will be installed at the park trict began riding the. buses this| for tiie event. : week. The plan is only on junior} SMe aoe as tae aa a Men's Unit |« time toe, beard iGrected | Being Planned |X survey “of school property tor| . was ordered. by Methodists sqtibents Included Jultus group. accepted, is being sought. Tuesday an organiza meeting | Parish Howse. Cotee willbe serves] County Calend louse. Coffee the Rev. Douglas Parker will Hunters , diecndy ihe of a Young att Hunters Creek Grange will meet at 8 at the Honters Creek on the regular meeting Methodist Church will be unfolded and all pérsons interested in the church get together at a Home- coming Banquet slated for 6:30 p.m., Oct. 24 Wednesday, in Ma- sonic Hall. Under the title of “Commerce .|Church—This Is Your Life,” the banquet program will cover church activity from its beginning up to the present time. Highlights of the different eras will be dramatized. David Mansfield wil} act as master of ceremonies during the program; Edward Cook will rep- resent the church; Mrs. Milton Hogg will represent the women of the church while Susan Grif- | fin, Margaret Skarritt and Jim Thompson will perform as “pi- oneer parishioners.’’ Others who will play an-active part in the presentation include Mrs. Marge Kinport, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Young and Mrs. Roland Mc- In SS. Peter and Paul Rite Delores Lang Married: NORTH BRANCH—At the altar|breakfast at American Legion Me- ot SS. Peter and Paul Church on yo a % s a ge2 235 o28 i325 Le; er i & ; H + 88 iil 4] H H ‘i ! i morial Hall, Lapeer, where a re- ception and dance took place in the vening. The newlyweds will live near COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — A;Kenzie. Honor guests for the occa- complete history of the Commerce|sion include Louise Paddock, Mrs. when members, former members| Elizabeth Dickie. decorations, under. the direction of Mrs. Jaiinies Gardner, will carry a harvest theme andi lists dating back to 1906. Royal Oak Firm Takes Top Designing Award) chitectural firms have won first place awards in a school design ex- hibition held as part of the eighth annual School Board Conference at MSU. | The top class ‘A’ elementary award went te Yamasaki, Lein- weber and associates, Royal Oak, || for their Livonia Public School | design. ; Smith, tary School, The class C and D_ secondary for their design of Harlan Elemen- Birmingham. school awards were won by H. E. Beyster and associates, Detroit, | The SCS is working to give com- will result in fences for livestock | a food, for birds in/ winter. hg Beat ee SPOT Pe a re ee 2 3 4 ER } PF rd o> aoe 2 (ee ee Pear a ey - : eee : a7 Ss ne. — « * ip # ee 5% Ss yee 6 ae Dr. M. D. Smith Name Church Ho Council Names Statters for Holly Fund Utica Man to Replace Albrecht, Harold Kemp Given Water Job Raise Substitute Pay, Approve Paving, Buses! for Parochial Students | it up to them tomorrow, starting at 9:00 a. m. . The KIDS MAY BE DISAPPO FRE and, WE APOLOGIZE!!! — We had our dates mixed up and as a result, the carnival rides and gifts for the kiddies did not arrive in time for today’s opening of our second ANNUAL BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION SALE ... However, we are. making “fr Fate IN iT TODAY TOMORROW’S THEIR DAY | * CARNIVAL RIDE * COTTON CANDY * POPCORN * BALLOONS - All Day Saturday, October 20th | FUN STARTS at 9:00 A.M. in, ‘cause HOLDENS Red Stamp. 50 Extra Stamps With Each $1.00 Purchase or More! - BARGAINS GALORE! SAVINGS 30% UP TO Appliances * Houseware * Hardware * Toys * Small Appliances "VALUABLE GIFTS| TO THE FIRST | 100 Adults} The L.A. WAGN E co. | 1960: N.. OPDYKE. \ FE 5-9221 |f ‘ a ta Saks aaa ie a pita a des ae py ee ey oe a et ee Fo “8 Z ees * 2 ae a : : . Pe ¥ ae a f a oni . mes i i as an are a r . : : v7 5 ay ee — : es le ae : t team in the wan ie 1 Contestants are asked to name Leafs hung a 33 tie on the league- tie. listOners the winners in the following leaders ‘at Olympia Stadium last oye apie Leafs came trem s . events: soccer, hammer night. -— : _- Wehind twice to tie the score last | = The Red Wings managed a tie night and moved ahead y in the last 40 seconds when way in the final period die Howe rammed home ‘his stewart’s breakaway stsgoal of the 1 season. | shorthanded. 2 * ¥ ~ Detrott, thanks to triumphs in its! Capt. Red Kelly ee previous games, now leads surged down the ice vee opening of basketball practice at Now Offering omen Sud ass severed te bane A got the Red Wings back in front,/ gave him an average of e * 2-1, shortly afterward, canning the! points per game last winter. = a Seat eee © vectenged 29h) | Conch: Bob Caltnen 7 FR 2-9121 + Dick Dutt, however, evened it |Ebben. They are. center Sirmat ttt oc tate eb be again early im the final peried Haase, who was second to ’ 4 strong’s rebound. ing and rebounding last ; Then Toronto went ahead, 3-2, as and guard Mike Walsh. , : , spexee 4h 1 OE] 4 Be Stewart soloed 120 feet and beat' World series umpires get ~ = ma Detroit goalie Glenn Hall from 20 before each game. Once the z 2 5 12 § E Fi Z | Shoe Department | You'll travel far,..ang in far , greater comfort...in pliant new by FREEMAN om op. pe of ‘only game. : AP Wirephote . 2 ‘sonal GOAL ATTEMPT FAILS — Good defensive Sook poe ie er neers Biya action on the part of the nto Maple Leafs are Leaf's goalie Ed Chadwick, defenseman Tom the N Collegiate 4 foiled this first period try by Detroit Red Wing Horton (center) and defenseman Jim Morrison. “Assn. service bureal, Ted Lindsay (7). Active in the defense of the goal The game ended in a 3-3 tie The Continental Have Only ; lEML Harrier Title Bg ont pia 8 Plymouths | : ” STETSON ‘12 DeSotos and 8 Plymouths |Waples Win 4th Crown; 2 A . | | ine Big news this seasen ie the new... lew ef : oe Left in Stock | For the 4th consevutive year,) Tom Fontaine (10: 47), Lynn) [> leveled Continental as interpreted by Nese 195% al AUST BE SOLD BY MID- ~T Birmingham © High School cross- Benn . (11:02) and Bob Bensan' 5 Steteon. Thies revolutionary new Terrace 1956. Brea your'title or country team has been returned as| (tt: — aon chee Wreaae 4 Top le the outstanding choice fer the man andie financing at the Easter Michigan League champs. |Crowe of Hazel Park was 6th: Tom| | on hie way up, With thé same high style. : showroom. : Maples grabbed their 4th title yes-'Thorson of Birmingham 7th, = ea, oe ae re high band and the back ge: : : "| ‘terday over. fhe home course with|(11:05); Ralph Small of Mt. Clem-|)— 12°56 : moh ee $ 95 HURRY ig HURRY ” HURRY a low 29-point total, outdistancing ens &th, Roy Simms of Mt. Clem- p. Yes...\t's time te see your Steteen hatter. _ Black and . ‘the rest of the four-team field. ens %h and Steve Hunter of Bir- Ton Grains m (te -The FIRSTEST Gets the MOSTEST | Mt. Clemens was tnd with 64, ™ingham was 10th (11:14). he ; ee Hazel Park Srd with 67, Port _* * % ! ; i ~ ce , Huron 4th with 74, East Detroit | Maples’ reserves won the junior ie a aaron = ; oo Ferndale did not enter varsity title with 20 points, getting) Seginew ot Lawrence Open Friday Night ‘til 9 Le " in Birmingham | a. iseven of the Ist 10 runners in the Port Huron’s King Thomas was 3-team field. Bill McFarlean of) 272 W. Maple—Birminghem Other Styles: from $11.95 eo I '- 912 S$. Weodwerd Mi 6-5300 [| ist home at 10:43, followed by Tom/Maples was 2nd behind Crawfdrd / tials a oe eee Davis of the Big Reds at 10:46. ‘of Mt. 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PE @-3011. 5 * = = ie ae = = . : = = E Hi | if a ] Due to our error, we advertised Fresh, Youn lings another 1-\Cei¢ 8 § at 37¢ th dn Thursday's Pontioe Press. Fie shoal | ‘Tost a (8st Nor Bte ape of ducklings. We apologize | e Ohio = a: i ime SUPER MARKETS. een nee 2 4 “4 : 2 % | ma Fl : : : 1) 3 ‘lee parame tor Eisenhower.” Sa eee 4 eS —— rete OV, 6 «sueian ia Sg © enneee Bee: * ic Rummage sale, Oct, 20, 8 —— : = ; : : a" oiittes . 2 p. m. League of Catholic) He leaves his wife, E. * ona oa ae Nadel’ set a sirte.“apcnoced|a. domguac, bargnct We need 2 experienced ae ea gag ae wat Chapter Sole Cane os tae ee, We Ook Real Estate Salesmen _— : [Hummage mle, the Onkiand water ot Petia for another new housing ike of Wayne “. » * . ay Fee, ree. ade itiam Mulkins of Mio, : project in the city. § Rey et: Red Landry's pew 8 at Eddie's Christy A Very Satisfactory Income Assured. Rock Spe, uae ay HS Barber Shop. Be Wek) Phone for Appointment ‘ ? Se av resident since tur.) 7 \ to 12, Huron & Mill Sts, —Adv.|) "4 oo home was at 1596 Bau! Insurance — Real ane. he “re Rummage and bake sale, Sat., died at a veterans hospital Ge -4-2544 * ss gtandiys receipts $23 coops (yesterday |Prate. Saree, oe e, 1, 156-200 bu. calves 21.75-29.25; bulk good and choice] Goodresr ..... sins, angen: Penslth Wheaoutts Ga Wedanatay, —_ —_ : Serr, Social Brethren Chureh. Ady, iy 4 2 yg remedy 2, BF emma min te, ot see Gey, Sv St, Me BERLE: Slot OR Secinge. Post eels ae Se of Coreen, "a TEPC sy inal “Carty” Lawoen now barbering! line Record Harvest Seen et ae ene wae whee thes the third largest tele-| Lobby Bid. CHEBOYGAN @ — The 600- : na Canada ! of thn acre northern orchards apple har- ship. a phone system in the world, bushels, manager Lawrence ‘valley ni S @ t ] 400 00 Osteald estimates. Picking ave Up to ‘1,400. On Low Mileage Executive Cars "56 — 60 SPECIAL (Fleetwood) | 56 — 62 SEDAN with air conditioning © "56 — 62 CONVERTIBLE® 56 — 62 COUPE DEVILLE | Call FE 4.3566 - Ask for Bob Miller JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillac 280 S. SAGINAW ST, ; » OPEN ’TIL 9 NIGHTLY Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 “ TV ‘VICE MAN. EXPERIENCE | C. FOR BVEWING AND _ REAL ESTATE | ghy,cone,selany, Shenae ae Pare Ma troscer Se Ses | es Se CHRISTY, OCTOBER 17, 1986, WAL- ar, 1508 Be Mrs. ES ease for the man, Ou TV TECHNICIANS _ | cunuwrmas = OUR BIG Gear brother of Mrs. Cords Hub- 7 l. AIR ULANCE GROUND ’ alabtioned : : Lanning’ Tine Sard, Mrs. Mable Schrie and Eari|Someday, our eyes shall rei Home, FE ¢iait . Seat around work, 3) Gerson. Ask tet sebeewe”” | RCA Service Co, Inc. | avon eosmetion bas seetal open Christy erst ae. interment 10 |The face we keep in memory: A prac- a ee é. A Radio Corporation of America | ings for women who wish to earn. fink Eck, "Wor wi ing Gt oBt whe eg tan | Donelson-Johns it | sheen LH. BROWN, Realtor, | guar ooner| Ratt oa ets Ne et _fonete___ Seldy, ‘misved by ‘her dduahter, FUNERAL HOME Sinise, Deane © | “iished | ary, cleaners rel, | 1282 _W._ Huron __Fh_PE 2400 | “Veneils, PE, S418 for. ‘appoint Yon, call PR 44008, *| peste Popenaus: scaathin erences Ponting Press | SALESMAN WANTED, STEADY | _ ment beth sw | COUNTER tine Blowin Ave. ge: be: or ania i ma. and tale o— 25 “eat rund. pout, wits arse Ree - Bs Mk Talend No, 2. 46% way. seeeter of Bra. Verne Mothis ‘and| ory of Louise B. who passed away on ctord Tw; te Pontias DOORMAN commission with transportation | Grills wer be. mechanically. the | DISHWASHER & WAITRESS FOR Miss Marjorie Clarke; dear aunt| Oct. 18, 1956. sn wee 0a hin SPARKE-ORIFFIN CHAPE . | im gl vacations with| clined. yom Rochester nights, 585 Oakland Ave Ayers and. bre Cxtherine Rock. a waite swe ten whet te |e Bo “pon-| Se pever Be APPLY ity Ay 100 N Saginaw Be See aaa“ HUIGR AND DEPENDABLE WOMAN O® GIRL va, Clarke Will be sent to the r cannot : —_Ponties. : Pontiae experience. Anderson- ae : ; Pilcher Funeral Home: vase Pu:|God slone knows how we mist her, Voorhees-Siple River. | gxPearencen 77 Facumictum | SHOE SALESMEN | Fonine, suiek: "Repunite “S01 | * $y oct pita" Madwott esis a Home. = In 9 home that ig lonesome today. FUNERAL HOME ‘| must spply in Stefanski| Experiencen preferred, but not | _ Utica. Mich. Eves. Aaa Sadly missed by her son, Charies. Radio 1157. W. necessary for right person willing | WE 3 FULL EXP. r : ; — | Ambulance Se Plane or Motor \ > oo : te learn. Pull part time. Apply real estate salesmen but would |©%P, SLIP COVER MAKER wtp. fred Perry, 3895 Cresthaven, We Dow BOING MEN ¢ train /EXP. WOOL PRESS 1. Weddle, Peggy's Shoe Dept.| consider tesining, Must have eat, <. ioe tee . Twp., ace $1: dear father! Oy “is aes. ened wer Cemetery Lots 5 yeeured | Walker's Cleaner, lake | SAL ESM acrenerment Ack wes ts ee temin aan WOMAN FOR CARE OF ot Davis and Mr <<, a aoe SAI EN ment, ERL ‘AN FOR C. Grace Brown, Mr. De ve be . Adams at the Adams Realty Co.) 3 children @ light housework, FE Puners]|_ we constantly of yOU -| WHITE CHAPEL. TWO GRAVES Pontiac REAL ESTATE 4180 tee hl PO state et the Pursiey Funere! Our’ gear Wits, Mother and “Hib. Three for $180. win $250. Li va Have opening tor alert vouns men | WANTED: MARRIED MAN, ©X-| i SPeRIENCED Walkie, will be announced later. : ~ tes so humble, good and 167, ~ % . ¢ ag jon A govteaees in es farm work ‘ 7 : year sround on modern WOODS, OCTOPER 18. 1984, Al-| jus. ifberal ice TO T. unlimited sani Geterd “theteen bon TARE bg th Knob In-| Sadly missed by Walter Strickland ot Ledger, payroll, sc- lal Ledger, payroll, ae- ae Sependence Twp. age 34; veloved| and Famy, BOR REPLIES counts Mtaciy rpers | MAHAN REALTY CO. | "on pomisr fr email unl ! Mig ! oom. gon, Bee Sects, Goat = At 10 a.m. Today there #2394 2 iddleaged wido father of San ory of ¢. Strickiand who = eer ee ee Kl. away Oct. were replies at the Press wants r e, An mie Hood, Leo, art one Prank we mise ‘Tou more, i in the follow! s ona oor nie “house Minnie Noell and Mrs. Alice <“\Seur meth grows stronger, boxés: “aperate A “AB: : . Punera’ ee wil} oe &. ' and reliable, room «| Mere’ Beurday. Ontober 20 8 T nim. | TI etch passing ders. sauriet| | % 4 6 8, 10, 16, 17, 18, fant in Au ‘| Bitclame® Coats Funeral and fam Son, Fa 70" | STAN own city. ste . Paul ,Darnam officiating. In-|_snd family, enc Son, Fay.__ | } 19, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 44, s Work in yard. MY 40337. © of estab ai Cemetery. Mr. Weeds wit 6,5, G, SO He sry kad | MACHINIST WANTED: JOB SHOP) piete pr ve ome, itd Gashabaw Re., Dray- 84, 87, 29, 106, 11, 118. a re experience. Must be eligible ? specie 5 ton : ome WRIORT, OCT. 11, 1N6-LUCY J., The Pontiac Press ; Help Wanted | Male 6 236 ittemore, age 87, dear Pease. Wright and ¥z : mother of Mrs. iw eh FOR WANT ADS_ DRIVERS, 39 OR OLDER, welt Sante Oct. 30. 88 1: DIAL. FE 28181 Orchard Lake Ave./ m. from poem Fomor 8 io, W Frome thrernment . White. Chapel From 8 a.m. p.m. A b ’ SES Heel] anes aes se 1] ALM itlous Card of Thanks 1/4 Siuny “for errors oner S ] vb wouLD qo expness|§ for thet portion of the fret aiesmen 30 and _ 12:00 WE WOULD [amr for the. loving| | insertion of the advertise , “Quamn. | “Seis ecloeman kindness, floral offerings) # ment which Ras bess, ree largest exclusive health and @o-| foste call J end ™ extended to Us dered valueless co Company.in the we . é cur recent breavement. A specie! = gi oy ¢ $000 monthiy income the é x4 is 6, In Sea eeenediet Church Mayor Jack your “ki number.” j first year and automatic increase ea Indianapol W. k Hecland,’ Police otticers, Fire-|§ Sdjustmente will be gives Jour earnings every se PART TIME WORK. or Best Peneral Rome. Your! d 2 mre Ber : ; Carpenter sod andy. man with Closing time for advertise f | we furnish ot - | tools, with odd Je me ; = pet" uyoner Banter and sing type siocs | i e Dagteched serrfory eons. to Phot youvean Gp: Wille Feoties | In Walled Lake and Feenty, et SHES a SSETEE TOGO GANEEIE PORE.| Other Suburban Areas. er « sy . * * ‘ aes PO ie i a Must enjoy working with boys and contacting the Wish THANK MANY “previous te publicatics. “EaSe Piece, Soh rena wale pal omy || S'S SEE De may yme attics § 3 Bott cases so the Rev, Rett Be sey mace er | Serge eo aa oh | REAL ESTATE SALES | Public. Salary and car|sun a ee I thanks ‘e the Rev. Rom. tiene our Drayton Pisins | allowance, Permanent em- PENING Wit Benedict penal Hatesr| 4}. 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