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  Police Suspect Foul Play in 2 Hunting Deaths Local Reserve Unit Wins Plaque 
  RECEIVE AWARD — Pontiac's Naval Reserve | 
Division last night was awarded an ‘“E” plaque | right) Bosun Mate 2.C. Jack 
for winning second place honors in competition with 1.C. Wilfred Smith, Capt. J. S. Champlin, repre- 
139 surface divisions in the Ninth Naval District this senting the Ninth Naval District and Lt. Cmdr. 
year. Tarket, Bosun Mate 
Shown above receiving the award at the Max A. Evans, commanding officer of the local 
_ division armory on S. East boulevard are (left to | division. 
  
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Coroner Admits At Spring Election   Pontiae Press Photo 150 Top Officials 
at CD Meeting 
Plan Evacuation Conference in Detroit 
Mapping Three-County 
DETROIT\?— More than 
1150 officials from Wayne, 
Oakland and Macomb coun- 
ties yesterday mapped pre- 
liminary plans for a mass 
evacuation of Detroit in the 
event of an enemy air at- 
tack. 
Officials at the emergen- 
cy welfare service confer- 
ence heard traffic and 
welfare experts outline how 
they would evacuate resi- 
dents beyond a 35-mile ra- 
dius of the city. 
Cornelius F. VanBlankensteyn, 
‘deputy director of the Michigan 
Office of Civil Defense. said the 
‘purpose of the mieeting was to 
“complete pre-attack arrange- 
ments that could be put to work 
| immediately.” 
| “When we learn of the dis- 
aster or of bombers nearing De-   Action for Use. in Raid 8 € Woman Bags Doe With + EE pes, 
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THIS IS LEGAL—Mrs. Ann Berg of Grand Haven | 
| stands beside an antlered doe which she shot legally | 
| yesterday behind the barn at her farm home while |         hunting. The doe State Fatalities 
From Gunfire 
Mount to Four Authorities Probe Two 
Cases, Charge Youth 
With Murder 
From Our Wire Services 
_A_ 15-year-old Cadillac 
youth has been charged 
with murder in the fatal 
shooting of a 68-year-old 
deer hunter—one of four to 
die by gunfire since the 
Michigan big game season 
opened Monday. © 
The warrant was asked 
by Wexford Ccunty Prose- 
cutor William R. Pete 
against Mike Stevens. 
Peterson said the boy had 
admitted shooting Hugo 
Flake, retired Carsonville 
farmer. 
Stevens says. however, it was 
aps | an accident and happened while 
4 he was hunting squirrels Tuesday. 
~~ | Flake was shot three times in the 
_ AP Wirepbete | back of the head and neck. has an eight-point rack and weighs ,   
grapes “ Poi nt Rack 
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125 pounds. This is unusual for a female deer. Peterson said the shooting 
troit we must be able to react | | “certainly has the appearance   
Checking Story But Denies Saying That 
Pregnancy Was Cause 
of Marilyn’s Murder 
CLEVELAND w—Coroner Sam- 
uel R. Gerber denied today that 
he ever said Marilyn Sheppard was 
beaten to death because she was 
pregnant, but he admitted check- 
ing into a rumor that her husband, 
charged with the killing, was ster- 
ile, ae ee 
“Did you ever assert that the 
murder was_the result of the preg- 
nancy of Marilyn Sheppard?” 
asked William J. Corrigan, chief 
defense counsel for the slain wom- 
an's husband, Dr, Samuel H. Shep- instinctively to Retirement Trustees Seek 
‘New Vote on City Pensions or eises ot ine snc ee - ., ., igan State Police showed how the 
Pontiac’s Retirement Board of Trustees today said it  \.m of evacuation and assist- 
will ask the City Commission at a future date to resubmit ance from communities outside a 
the charter amendment on a recent pension plan to popes radius eoerriptas Se 
voters in the next spring election. | beyond the 35-mile limit by turning 
Oscar Eckman, executive secretary of the board and | aq) main thoroughfares in the city 
city finance director, said the trustees decided to resub- | into one-way streets. : 
mit the issue for balloting after a meeting yesterday. Ds Une) oval oat boat hae 
Eckman added that the board also may request the re, \cie. a bombing and. the Commission to approve the resolution making it retro- other afterward. 
active to meet the require-+ Others said the evacuees would 
ments of the charter amend- | Turnpike Roy f be taken to designated areas where 
ment in the recent ay os welfare service 
tees may re-draft the reso-| 7   
   election. He said the trus- OCD would take over 
and care for them with the help 
lution at their next board f ° A of local residents. 
ig amendment " urvey In red dctemiek poses eat. po vane 
proved in the last election was have been made to feed, clothe well-planned | 
Revamped A-Peace Draft | 
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Offered for Russian Okay UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (#—The United States and 
its six atomic partners sought Soviet approval today for 
a revamped proposal designed to get President Eisen- 
hower’s atoms-for-peace program rolling. _ 
The seven sponsoring powers planned to present their 
revised resolution to the U. N. Assembly's main Political 
(oer { Delegat 
Father of Kyes sear cabot sige ar ae 
Dies in Florida   
  _|Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. de- 
scribed the new draft as a 
| “solid resolution” taking 
}into account changes sug- Taxpayer Needs 
$20 Million Job 
to Clear ‘Debt’ 
WASHINGTON (INS) John 
Trimble, a Washington radio an- 
'nouncer, discovered today he needs 
|a 20-million-dollar-a-year job or 
else there's been an awful mis- 
| take. 
Trimble, a resident of suburban 
| Chevy Chase, os 
| from the Maryland Tax Divi- 
| sion, anticipating he was entitled 
to a rebate of $85. 
Instead, he discovered he was. 
being dunned for a payment of 
| 990,807.81. | | of not being a hunting accident.” | 
| Stevens was held at the Wexford 
| County Jail in Cadillac. 
| Peterson planned to petition 
| Probate Court for a waiver of 
| jurisdiction over the youth so he 
‘could be tried as an adult. 
| Stevens will be taken to Kal- 
_kaska for arraignment before Pro- 
| bate Judge Elmer Sherwood. The 
|Wexford County probate judge, 
Allison Webb, is on a hunting trip 
in the Upper Peninsula. 
Meanwhile authorities disclosed 
|today that an Upper Peninsula’ 
|woman. whose bedy was found 
Tuesday under m jog. circum- 
stances, may have been choked 
before she was shot in the head, 
    Aa 
38-year-old Betty Wettberg, 
ot tlrenwood had three = dis- 
| According to Trimble's compu-| tinct marks of violence on the 'tations, he would have to be in left side of her neck and a deep   found to be in error after Police | Location of Toll Road | and otherwise care for vacuees. 
  rd id os : pare. yer ore Capt. Edward H. Shigley withdrew | a r d,"’ i € Z Ralph Garrett, welfare co-ordi- 
2 tnt Ca oe) ets his resignation when he | Being Mapped to East 
Corrigan then demanded (he wouldn't be eligible for retire-| Of Pontiac City Limits 
whether Gerber had not intimat- ment until he was 65, despite his 28 
ed the brutal bedreom bludgeeon- 
ing of July 4 was the result of 
the victim's four-month ( preg- 
nancy with her second child. | 
“I never heard of it,’ the coro-' 
ner answered. 
The possibility of the defendant's |agency, said it was important to 
years on the force. | 
The new amendment was to 
make city employes eligiblé for 
retirement pensions after 2 
years of service. However, word- 
ing left out of the final draft 
made Shigley, who ts 52, and all Surveyors employed by sible 
Michigan Twenpike Authority are; “if they are not settled before 
working in the area east of Pontiac the bomb is dropped,” he said, 
making studies needed to deter-| ‘then the sight and noise of the 
mine the route of the planned 115- | explosion is liable to throw them 
mile Rockwood-Saginaw toll road, | into a panic. 
Chairman William E   inator for the Federal Civil Defense | 
the | Settle the evacuees as SOon &S POs- | Was Lifelong Resident 
of Ohio, Active in GOP 
Political Circles 
M. Kyes, 77, father of Roger M. 
Kyes, former assistant secretary 
of defense, died at his winter home 
here yesterday. 
A lifelong Ohio resident. the 'gested by Russia, India and the 20-million-buck-a-year braqcet| circular gash beneath he- right 
other nations. 
_his six cosponsors last night, Lodge 
| predicted the new resolution to set 
up an international atomic agency 
the 60 U. N, members, including 
Russia. 
The Western resolution was re. 
vised after three days of closed- 
'-door talks between. Lodge and 'to pay that kind of state tax—and 
After a 90-minute huddle with he isn't. 
He hopes, and the Maryland tax 
collectors concede, there was prob- 
ably a mechanical foul-up on their 
WINTERHAVEN, Fla. Wh — L. ‘would win unanimous support of billing machine. 
  
Yanks, Orioles eye. 
Prosecutor Theodore Albert said 
he definitely had ruled out an 
accident and the physical position 
|of the body, wedged between two 
|logs and covered with strips of 
| bark, made suicide unlikely. 
Albert declared: “Everything in- 
| dicates this woman was not de- 
spondent, “as not worrying about 
anything, and in fact had done 
  being sterile was touched upon at) 
the murder inquest last summer, | 
but no evidence has been intro- | 
duced to support or refute the 
widespread rumor. 
‘Earlier, the coroner, on the 
stand for the third straight day in | 
the nearly five-week-old trial, | 
brought.injo court a number of | 
articles removed from Sheppard's 
home. They included a shotgun 
which Gerber said was taken from | 
the house by Dr. Richard Shep-| 
pard, Sam's brother, and later) 
turned over to authorities. 
Other items in Gérber’s collec- 
tion were a piece of iron pipe the 
tion were a piece of iron pipe the 
coroner said was from the defend- 
ant’s sports car, a Jaguar; a other city employes, ineligible 
for retirement pension until the 
age of 65. 
From all indications and accord- 
ing to city officials, the original 
draft contained the correct ver- 
sion. But when the final draft was | 
(Continued on page 17, col. 1) 
  
Rain Over Miami Wins | 
Wager for Weatherman | 
Harold Shapiro served 
breakfast in bed today to the presi-— 
logical Society. 
bet Arthur E. Mere- 
wether of New York it would not | Turnpike 
| Slaughter Jr. said today. 
Both aerial and ground surveys 
are being made by engineers of the 
J. E. Greiner Co., Baltimore, hired 
to do the job for $160,000. 
They are scheduled to come up 
ter said. 
In general, the $154,000,000 road 
will extend north from Rockwood, 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP) — passing west of Wyandotte parallel | 
cand in Oakland to Telegraph road 
County, crossing Woodward ave- 
dent of the American Meteoro- nue somewhere between Birming- 
‘ham and Pontiac to contime east | 
of Pontiac and Flint terminating 
southeast -of Saginaw. Williams Gets 
Huge Majority | with an exact route for the road | 
| in a March 1, 1955 report, Slaugh- | Official Canvass Gives 
| Democratic Governor 
| 68 Per Cent in Wayne 
DETROIT uw — Gov. G. Mennen 
Williams received 68 per cent of 
the Wayne County vote in his suc- 
cessful bid for election to an un- 
precedented fourth term in the 
Nov. 2 election. 
This was disclosed today by the elder Kyes was a lawyer and had | Russia’s Andrei Vishinsky. 
been active in politics. He had; a YU. §_ source said Vishinsky 
served as Columbiana County GOP was informed last night of the 
chairman but never held public changes made in the resolution and 
office. was given the chance to suggest Besides his son Roger. who left any further alterations. : 
his Washington post and returned | Informed sources said the seven 
to his job as a General Motors Western Powers were determined 
Corp. executive about a year a0. to push ahéad with the resolution   ithe elder Kyes is survived by his with or without Russian agree- 
widow, Myra. | ment. 
| The general feeling was that,   
| despite their apparent inflexibility 
ion certain points, the Russians Saved Dimes 
for Four Years, 
Buys New Car EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I. w—   
Long, Feminine Arm 
MIAMI BEACH (UP) — City of- | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | | many things before her death that 
a pergon planning on suicide would 
not do.” 
Albert said he was trying to 
get a better description of’ a 
(Continued on page 17, col. 1) Confirm Trade | New York Team Sends 
9 to Baltimore for Two. 
Pitchers and Shortstop - 
BALTIMORE — The Baltimore | Tur key Decides 
Orioles today angounced they have | to Stay Healthy 
traded pitchers Bob Turley and 
‘Past Nov. 25th Don Larsen plus shortstop Billy 
Hunter for nine New York Yankee| PASO ROBLES, Calif. ww — A 
‘players, including veteran outfield- white hen turkey that believes in 
ler Gene Woodling | celebrating Thanksgiving alive has 
eluded a smal] army of searchers, « ~ | . In the deal announced at a 1 free listing: (ital Geta cee aes the 
a.m. press conference by Orioles jact four days.   
riding crop, and a tire tool. rain during the society's conven- | The Authority plans to start con- Four years ago, Louis S. Farias, 
  ficials figured a Way to take some Manager Paul Richards, the Balti- | The|Ni0pound (turkey escaped 
There also were two towels Ger- tion here. It began to rain shortly | struction by next April 1 if pos- official canvass of the Wayne vote, his wife and their four children of the sting out of traffic tickets more team gets in addition to 
  (Continued on page 17, col. ) |after the sessions began. sible, Slaughter added.   |which showed Democrat Williams. 
received 569,298, compared with began dropping dimes into a box. Six women parking-meter checkers 
Some nickels and dollar bills were went on duty here for the first Woodling utility infielder Willie Mi- | 
  
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RETURNING A — Rep. Alvin’ Bentley |in @ shooting in the House of Representatives last| "Pure ana pellets, PES-042) 
(R-Mich) second from left, and his wife are greeted |March by Puerto Rican Nationalists, now is fully 
--at San Juan, Puerto Rico, yesterday, by Mayor) recovered. He is returning a visit made to his coms ee neem 
- Dona Felissa Rincon de Gautier, right. Others in| hospital bedside by Puerto Rican Governor Luis Quver Ruck: Sai 
photo are unidentified. Bentley, critically ‘wounded | Munoz Marin, Opa ee | 266,284. for his Republican oppo- 
nent, Donald S. Leonard. 
The lop-sided Wayne vote for 
Democrats gave Patrick V. Me- 
  Puerto Rico Welcomes Rep. Bentley 
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5 ae ‘. * fea ee ™ B, 4 “a Namara, the Democratic nomi- 
nee, victory over Sen, Homer 
Williams’ full state slate. Fergu- | 
son and other Republicans led | 
outstate. 
Three candidates of minority 
parties — Prohibitionists. Socialists 
and Socialist Worker—polled a total 
of 2,777 votes in the governor's 
race. 
The board of canvassers reported 
that it found ‘substantial errors.”’ | 
although none affected the outcome | 
of any race, in canvassing the | 
returns. 
Just No End to What 
Texas Women Can Do 
AUSTIN, Tex. (UP) — Texas 
Attorney Genera] John Ben Shép- 
perd had flu this week and couldn't 
take his 12-year-old son Johnny 
hunting on the first day of the) 
season. 
Mrs. Shepperd filled in for 
Johnny's ailing father. Johnny | 
came back with two wild turkey | 
gobblers ‘and a four-point buck.   
    
  
  also added. 
Yesterday the hoard had reached 
$1,403.20. They took it to an auto- 
mobile dealer and ordered a new 
car, 
With the old family car, it was 
enough for a 1955 model, The old | 
the same way. time today. 
  
Adlai’s Son in Army 
CHICAGO wW—Borden Stevenson. 
1952 22, son of Adlai Stevenson, 
presidential nominee, left yester- 
Ferguson (R-Mich) and swept im (car by the way, was purchased day for Camp Chaffee, Ark., after whose names will be announced “in 
jhis induction into the Army. randa, pitchers Jim McDonald and - 
Harry Byrd, Gus Triandos, catch- 
er-first baseman from Kansas City, 
and catcher Hal Smith of Colum- 
bus, Ohno. 
New York will complete its end | 
of the deal with three more players | 
| 
the future.”   
  
Senators May Cast Preliminary Ballot 
Friday on McCarthy Censure Issue | WASHINGTON (f — Leaders 
pointed the Senate today toward a 
possible preliminary vote tomor- 
row on the question of censuring | 
Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis). 
Also in the works was a Mc- 
Carthy camp move, expected eith- 
er tomorrow or Saturday, to quash 
the censure charges. This move, 
subject to an immediate vote, was 
expected to fail. 
The timing and the nature of 
the issue on the first test ap- 
peared to depend largely on 
| McCarthy's release from Bethes- 
da (Md.) Naval Hospital and 
how Sen. Dirksen (R-Ill) seeks to 
modify the censure ‘resolution. 
The Center said today an X-ray 
| shows no fracture of Sen. McCar- 
thy’s elbow, but it still is painful 
and swollen. 
The hospital's officer of the day said that “as far as we know at 
  the moment’’ McCarthy will re- main at the hospital for at Icast 
“a few. more days.” : 
He said treatment for the elbow 
includes soaking and subjecting it 
to heat. 
There is a localized infection but 
it is ‘getting better’ and the sen- 
ator had a ‘‘comfortable night.” 
  
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Sen, Watkins (R-Utah) has recom- 
mended that McCarthy be rebuked 
‘on grounds that he (A) treated) 
| contemptuously a Senate elections , 
subcommittee which investigated | 
‘his finances in 1951-52 and (B) re- | 
peatedly abused Brig. Gen. Ralph | 
W. Zwicker, a witness before him. 
Dirksen reserved time in today's 
debate to explain changes he said 
he will propose in the special com- 
mittee’s resolution. Sen. Bennett 
{(R-Utah) said any compromise 
“inevitably” would call for the 
sort of public apology that Mc- 
;Carthy thus far has refused to 
make. 
Sen. Welker (R-Idaho), who 
held the Senate floor all day 
yesterday in McCarthy's defense, 
said it was “absurd” to censure 
(Continued on Page 17, Col. 3)   | Mrs 
'searching, and baffled dogcatcher ‘from Mrs. Ola Cunningham and 
took to the hills 
It's been seen frequently, turkey- 
trotting across the hills, But never 
when a hunter approaches, Both 
Cunningham, footsore from 
Burt Casteel testify to this, But 
no sooner have the hunters given 
up than the turkey is reported seen 
again. 
Temperature Soars 
Near Record Here Despite predictions to the con- 
trary. today looks like another 
warm and partly sunny day after 
temperatures yesterday came 
within three degrees of the all- 
time high for that date. 
Shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday 
the mercury hit 67 degrees, the 
low for the day being 42. The 
expected rain failed to material- 
ize. 
Tomorrow’s forecast for the 
Pontiac area, according to the U.S. 
Weather Bureau, is partly cloudy 
and cooler tonight, with a low of 
44-48. It will also be partly cloudy — 
Friday with a high of 54-58. 
At 8 o'clock this morning the — 
'mercury stood at 32, rising ene   
  
    
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  The Day in Birmingham 
Birmingham s 
Tops All Other From Our BAmingham Bureau 
BIRMINGHAM — Exceeding the 
quota by a greater margin than 
any other suburb, Birmingham 
area residents and businessmen UF Drive’ 
Suburbs the other seven areas in the subi 
ban unit of the campaign 
The local drive covered the 
Birmingham - Bloomfield Frank 
      
  
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| Revamped A-Peace | 
Offered to Russians | (Continued From Page One) 
‘would finally agree to the resolu- . 
‘tion and might even coygsent to 
join the United States. Britain, | 
| France, Canada. Australia. Bel- | 
| gium, and South Africa in spon- 
'goring it 
The main snag has been Rus- 
sia's demand that the proposed 
agency be placed under the con- 
  
    lin vieinity. lane contributed $1.10 for every dolla: s . trol of the Security Council, ig 
they were asked for in the United _"EXPressing his thanks to the vol which the Soviets wield veto pow- pew pe Torch Drive. it was unteers. Stevenson said The er. ' APR? 
quota involved the -higges! amount : e announced today by John K_ ste- 
venson, general chairman 
A last-minute surge in donations ever sought here during a single 
drive, and the restlt is a dual tr 
  ‘be a specialized agency with its The United States wants it to 
gvorenteed 
  own constitution, 
  
  
  last week gent the $186.%28 drive bute to the high public spurt of our jou ; unhampered by Sa) 
: : 3 _ : Bee | veto. | ver the | than $18 000 COMmunities and to the unselfish as | 
a higher poled Aaa than sn ot efforts of the more than 1400 vol Western delegates were rae 
_ ag - __ unteers who worked in the cam ened also by Russia's accepta 
z= paign - . eo, a of a place on the advisory com- 
“ ““Schoola wer ferful © he. DRIVEN: FRAT RES—The new branch of the safety deposit box facilities and all other banking jittee to arrange an international 
Slides Shown | sti iad co a i ‘vie F “Birmingham National Bank on Woodward Avenue | services. Customers may use either the main or scientific conference on the peace- | | eon TLIO ps and Civic organ- = i 
i : le a au { ;, Herber f er. " . : a b 3 ations cooperated to the fuliea oo 14Mile road. will open this Monday, Herbert the new office. The usual 9 a. m. to 3 p. M. fy) use of atomic energy. 
of Life in Korea extent The business phase of the 
campaign under business chairman 
B. Harman was the best we 
have had’ 
dohn P. St. Clair, general Phair lt. Gardner, bank president, announced today. Five 
drive-in banking windows, three of them to be put 
in operation Monday, are an added feature of the 
office In addition, the branch will provide parking. Monday. wil be open for public inspection until 9 p banking hours have been established, but the bank 
m. on 
Elephants Go Strolling i 
  Three-Month-Old Baby _ 
Suffocates in Crib i 
Marcia J. Reid, 3 months old, of | > Don’t Pay More Than Simms Low Price! 
ALL POPULAR BRANDS — ® = = = Rev. Peter Van Lierop man of the UF suburban unit, Pontiac Deaths ta vn Sen me Shelton of 1437 Westview, Oakdale Gardens, | a 
Tells Presbyterians of said of Atevenson and on i Gay was born here Aug 25, HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) — Three smothered to death under heavy ME ] arettes 
Refugees’ Needs nore Quins. campaign director: 1954 unaccompanied elephants ambled bed clothing in her crib last night. 
There are over 9.000.000 refugees 
in South Korea, according to the 
Rev. Peter Van Lierop who iast 
night told of his experiences as a 
missionary there for the past four 
years. 
The Rev. Mr. Van Lierop. who 
was ordained in Pontiac in 1549, 
spoke before nearly 300 persons 
attending the family potluck dinner 
at the First Presbyterian Church 
here. 
“The missionary, wearing a native “Stevenson did an inspiring job 
of pulting together and guiding the 
largest team effort ever seen in 
the area, and Mrs Quinn's drive. 
organizing ability and knowledge 
of the community combined to 
make the 1954 campaign a real 
milestone in public service "’ 
* * Ld] 
Because of interest shown by 
the people in the community fol- 
lowing an article in ai recett 
magazine on ‘‘They Spotlight Hid- 
den Talent.” Supt. of Schools 
Dwight B. Ireland has announced Besides her mother and father 
she is survived by her twin sis- 
,ter. Kay Ann: two brothers. Pat 
rick Lee and Michael Roy, all at 
home. Joseph H. Binney 
The funeral for Joseph H. Bin- 
ney, 355, of 2454 Walnut Lake Rd 
will be held Friday at 2.30 p.m. 
from the Pursiey Funeral Home Funeral arrangements will be 
The Rev. Gordon Lindsay of the | # nounced later by the Voorhees- 
Five Points Community Church ‘!ple Funeral Home 
will officiate with the Rev. Charles 
Ia Race of Central Christian 
Church assisting. Burial] will fol-: 
low in Oakland Hills Memorial 
Park Cemetery 
Mr. Binney died suddenly at his 
  Roger Michael Shoots 
Blessing of the Baby took place 
this morning at 10:30 a.m. at the 
|Melvin A. Schutts Funeral Home along a downtown Houston street 
for two blocks yesterday. The ele- ss. James Reid. 
phants escaped while being loaded 
‘aboard a circus train. They finally | 
turned around and returned peace- 
fully to captivity. 
  
The Arctic Ocean has ice islands. 
but no icebergs. She was thé daughter of Mr. and 
The baby was discovered by her | 
mother, Annie, this morning. Dr. | 
| William W. Weisberg, deputy Oak- | 
| land County coroner, said the baby 
‘died from suffocation. The body 
| was taken to the Thomas Hall Fu- 
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The Korean costume, described the ihat the Iowa Tests of Educa- home Tuesday fad he oS ee Burial Fine 
hunger and want of the refugees tional Development referred to in $— = * t = ee | €; FALCON Brier PIPES in South Korea. the magazine story are used in I pend gmee = son of Morte | The New U NIVE RSAL ey . 
Andong. where he and his Birmingham High School. Harry Glenn Bower a ane, Siemabes hosts ot © With Four (4) Extra Bowls family were stationed, is 90 per 32 Monterey Blvd. and died at 
  DRY IRON ns dads Harry Glenn Bower, 76, 2775 STEAM ’N a ved. People are often Ireland sald the article point. tarry — wer. (6, 2775 birth yesterday at the St. Joseph Regeter 
found in lumber yards slicing bark 4 out that these tests measure |Woodbine Dr. died this morning Mercy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Creede on $6.95 Value 
; overall knowledge and the abil. at his home after an illness of Shoots are members of St. “@ from the wood ahd crushing it to 
make flour, he said. 
The Rev. Mr. Van Lierop toid 
how he went to the market piace 
to tell the people of God. The 
natives were eager“to learn and 
sometimes would stay al! day to 
listen, he said. 
Dr. William H. Marbach intro. 
duced the speaker as one of 1.000 ity te use that knowledge, and 
identify specially gifted young: | 
sters. 
“Anether valuable benefit from 
the Iowa tests is that "They are 
used to gear teaching efforts more 
closely to the needs and abilities 
of the pupils’ to measure the 
scholastic growth of students. and 
to furnish an objective basis for three months 
Born in Fairfield) Ind. he was 
the son of James and Angeline 
Short Bower and married Mae 
Heitsch here in 1920 
A resident of the city for 15 
/years. he came here from Detroit 
‘and was last employed as a real 
estate broker. He graduated from ’Michael'’s Catholic Church. 
Besides his parents, the baby is 
survived by a brother, James Wil- 
ham. 
Daniel Zumbrunnen 
Funeral] service for Daniel Zum- 
brunnen, 8&2, of 144 Raeburn Ct. 
will be held Friday at 3 p.m. Irc 
see the amating 
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SIMAS.“@, = ; r Set has 4 extra, 
missionaries supported by the | Tri State College and was formerly tom the Brace-Smith Chapel. The. Ch taterc bovis. 98 N. Saginaw—Main Floor — ; need : ye i 5 OLDS YOU anges from Steam to Dry 
: Presbyterian Church of the United hersnune any need) for ARTIC |g teacher Rev. Lee LaLone of the Donelson $1.25 4 YOURS end) Gack agent netanthy 1 lum changes.” said Ireland ; 4 y States ™ : | A veteran of World War I, he) Baptist Church will officiate with Weighs but 3'2 pounds |! we 
The Rev. Peter Van Lierop has 
founded five orphanages. directs 
80 Christian Day Schools. 25. Middle 
Schools and two High Schools. He 
has helped to found a clinic and 
secure an X-ray. the only one in 
an area of 2.000.000 people. 
Birmingham Justice 
Levies Fines, Costs   
BIRMINGHAM—Pleading guilty | the display in smaller groups. she | 
said, leafing through books cover- to two counts when he appeared | 
yesterday before Justice John J 
Gafill, Theodore Luderowski, 43. of 
Academy Row, Bloomfield Hills, | 
paid fines and costs totaling $53. | 
He was charged with speeding 
and improper passing 
Randolf Harding, 36. of Detroit, 
paid a $75 fine after pleading 
guilty to a charge of driving under 
  the influence of liquor. Florence Mead here Feb. 18. 1950. | named ) . 1900. permanent postmaster here. Tubular Steel. 
= —, 7a Stat age | He was a member of Central | it was revealed today. Pare AS. Rigid and 
Overcoats Are Stolen rom Sy fo 8 "Methodist Church and a veteran Dondero's office said the con- ancnee Sturdy. , 
From 2 Parked Cars 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Two ‘tonight at the Community House, @ Son, Harold Lankey Jr., and a Office Department and he selected ° * s 
Parents wishing to draw en the 
current “Book Week" display at | 
the Baldwin Public Library for 
‘Christmas suggestions for their 
youngsters. will have to contend 
, with the younger set first. accord- 
— ing to Jeanne “Lioyd, librartan. Al- 
_| most 30 elementary school classes 
| will have visited the display by the 
jend of the week, she said 
The younger set is also viewing 
ing all fields. both fictional or 
| otherwise 
* * * 
Embury Methodist Church has 
| fesued an invitation to the public 
| te attend the church baraar and 
| cafeteria supper tomerrow. 
Opening at 1 p.m. the bazaar 
| will feature handwork, baked 
goods, Christmas candies, nuts, | 
p.m. 
| ee 28 « 
Following a 6-30 dinner meeting was a member of Detroit Kiwanis, burial in Oakland Hills Memorial 
and the American Legion. | Park Cemetery. 
Surviving besides his widow are’ Besides his Widow. he is sur- 
a daughter Phyllis Ann Kennedy, vived by eight children, Martha’ 
‘and a son James Bower of De- Ouzts, Ruth Hester, Lena Mellen, | 
 troit. |Lydia Rynerson, Daniel Zumbrun- | 
| Funeral service from  Brace-_ 
‘Smith Funeral Home will be Fri-|0f Drayton Plains. Also surviving | W. H. Mar- |are 20 grandchildren and 13 great- 
| grandchildren. 
| Mr. Zumbrunnen died yesterday 
|after a three years’ illness. 
'H. Vernon Lankey Sr. r. Postmaster Reese H. Vernon Lankey Sr. 56. 2908 | . . | 
l. . St.. died th | 
W. Huron St. died thy morning Confirmation Seen | A resident | BIRMINGHAM — U. 8. Senate |day at 1 p.m., the Rev. 
‘bach officiating. Burial will follow 
jin Mt. Hope Cemetery. 
  
  
of Pontiac for 27 
, years, he came here from Lansing | -onfirmation is expected shortly 
| and was employed as traffic man- on Congressman George A. Don- 
|ager at Poptiac Motor Division. dero's recommendation that acting 
| Born in Bay City, he married, postmaster Roland W. Reese be | 
j of World War I. 'gressman had been asked. for a 
| Surviving besides his widow are recommendation by the U. 8. Post 9 N. Saginaw—2ad Floor   
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‘em for less. Only 150 im stock. luncheon guests at the Kingsley! puciness Women’ embers stepdaughter, Dorothy LaBarge, Reese who stood at the head of 
Inn yesterday returned to their! semper cae pray . white | both of Pontiac. ‘the list of those applications taking 
cars, left in an adjacent parking .j.,hant” wrapped as a gift. The! Also surviving are a sister. Mrs. civil service examination for the 
lot, only to find their topcoats) oi. will be exchanged during | Jerrine Murphy of Elkhart, Ind., | job 
gone. police reported today. a program planned by Corinne | 8d four grandchildren. Reese replaced Bernard E 
A vent window had been broken — on “chairman , Service from Sparks-Griffin Fowler last May when Fowler was 
in the car of B. E. French of . * * @ Chapel will be Saturday at 2 p. m./released from the postmaster po 
Royal Oak. Henry J. Gilmartin =... ain't Seen Nothing Yet’ The Dr. Milton H. Bank of Cen- | sition for “irregularities.” 
_ Of Dearborn discovered both his i, the title Franklin Rising has | tral Methodist Church will offici- + coat and hat were gone. | penny . . Receive your photo 
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            jchosen for the talk he will give at | ate. Burial will follow in Perry Fined for Policy Slips > | oe Nomth 
P : (a meeting of the Men's Club of Mt. Park Cemetery Math a ee | {{ & 
Diphtheria Scare'Over kirk in the Hills Ghurch tonight. | In lieu of flowers the family re | Matthew A. Hill. 52. of 121 W. Saginaw AN 
RAPIDS Health | The program will follow a 6:45 Tests that donations be made to! South Blvd., paid a $100 fine yes- Street BROTHERS 
nae nla a they believed | dinner in the social hall, and is | the Heart Fund. ee when he pleaded guilty to , 
aaa nt Diphtheria outbrack had open to men of the community | ——— |itexal possession ot policy stipe - 
been halted as the city entered its | bok is eater ee ‘Elmer R. May | cee udge ! 
: | ve arts Manufact . 
- sixth day without a report ot pes je me Funeral service wit be held Fri-| Hill was arrested by Detective Se Y te 
oe comes aan | ‘Three University of Michigan ‘day at 2 p. m. from the Sparks- |Herbert C. Cooley. of the Pontiac GIVE HER 
mike. stedents frem this area are eee Chapel for Elmer R. May | Police vice squad, on a traffic oa é 
Why Senators Blush | among those appearing in the |0! 451 S. Telegraph Rd. Dr. William | violation at Bagley and Diston \\, . . 
     
   TON (U . . bert ; \H. Marbach of the First Presby- | Streets Tuesday. Cooley arrested 
3TON | school’s Gil Sulli So. | ju 
WASHING (UP) Sen. siete weefortsence at cpecine of | terian Church will officiate. Burial | Hill on the later charge when he 
Homer Capetert (Se on Penzance.” thie week at the | will follow in Perry Mount Park noticed the slips. 
ried away by Senate tradition yes.) vila | Theater | cometery. 
terday. He was so used to calling there. | Mr. May died in an automobile Reports Theft of $88. 
his colleagues ‘‘able senators that. In the all-student show are Dick &¢cident Tuesday. | BIRMINGHAM—Harris Machus, 
he kept referring to himself as Booth of 1740 Penistone: David‘. ' owner of Machus Bakery, 160 W. 
“the able senator from Indiana’ (Morgan. 787 Vinewood; and Katy Gay Dorie Shelton | Maple, reported to police the theft 
| Micou, Lone Pine road. Bloomfield y of $88 trom the store’s cash regis | h | Hills. The musical also will be Gav Dorie Shelton, (a twin), two ter. Machus told police he had | 
The Weat er presented in Detroit's Rackham months old, died suddenty this | locked the door last night but it| PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Pertit Auditorium on Nov. 27. morning. She is the daughter of was found open this morning. cleudy and cooler tenight. Low 14.4% 7 _ i = = Partiy eclee@y temerrew. High 54-58. 
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Doctors Report 
on Cobalt Tests 3 UM Surgeons Tell pf 
Arterial Studies Using 
Radioactive Element 
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. @® — 
Three University of Michigan sur- 
balt 60 to sterilize hard arteries. 
Drs. Jack A. MaCris Herbert 
Sloan and John E. Orebaugh said 
the radioactive element has a 
“bactericidal effect." They said 
that in experiments at the Mich- 
igan Medical Center the Radiation 
has proved effective against dis- 
ease-producing yeasts and smaller 
viruses. 
“Tt was felt that no adverse 
changes in the aortic segments 
can be attributed to gamma radi- 
ation." 
They said the current metthod 
some reason to believe that higher 
doses of irradiation must be used 
to defeat some viruses before the 
technique can be applied to hu mans. 
New Staining Technic 
Used for Nerve Study   
tories at the hospital, staining colors the 
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Helen M. Reamer, Clarkston 
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EB. Jackson Jr,, 601 Montana 
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than his own, perhaps having ‘ 
held three or four others.   
  
reasonable, with baking potatoes | 
Turkey Invades Markets | mas carci Modem Salesmen | its Tiara _ 
With Prices Under 1953 | “rere ae moisrue price ues Ate Well-Rounded young. It takes time, the sales. ° r 7 : 
group explained, for a man to get e Money Down 
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS through the list of items that go |" sweet potatoes, cauliflower and) = CiCaGO (UP) —The modern | enough experie to come up to 
| performance e . , : The Thanksgiving turkey takes “with the holiday bird. Here are eats noone are oe 4 manufacturer's salesman is likely | [apes arse field. ot ee @ q Buy all your Christmas 
over in the nation's food stores | | their findings: at about the same price as a year | to be a far cry from the | 4. A family man with children, e ifts at pote cas 
| this ‘weekend, along with all, the | Sena ae an pes ago. Chestnuts from Italy are | “drummer” of fiction, a sales or | pechape grandchildren. oin Waite’s 
: things that go with it. onions are in moderate supply anc’ rather low in price. Parsley is rea- ganization here reports. | 5. Capable of making a public e . Credit Club . ! 
And that turkey will cost you fife aeey peed carrots, are | sonable but peas are high. | A sales group (Moses Brothers) | sppeuranice bbelore sales groups &s ceive up te 'si20 re ; e t 
| ices an “ guhpebas nn good supply but there’s not too. \Sonking ipsa peace eahing king. | | serving as midwest representatives | a ppeaker. is tops . take up 
: ee prices will be from eight to 10 net a the golden heart type available. Florida oranges and | for eight housewares manufac- ' House Brin gs Two Bits e 
| cents a pound below year-ago Tests ‘ed uy: calls ‘grapefruit are good buys. Red | turers said a composite picture, 
levels. ‘ d “ ea ee me = Cement Emperors are the best purchase of the modern salesman would) EFFINGHAM, Ill. (UP)—Elmer 
’ Pesach atlad ae ow er iced, te in grapes. Pears are moderately show he is: | Smith bought a house for 25 cents, 
holier eal aes cpr tnt  inetoes mpd) avocasdors| are reason priced, and most of them are from | at an auction here. The house was 
the birds in any weight you de = able. - the Paciti iwest! 1. Possessor of at least a year | on a lot bought for $2,200-by — 
e U.S... Depart t of I ie | of college, perhaps the holder 
wire nee aa There’s a light supply of os degree ta some fictd wen [Sher man who plane to build @, Agriculture estimates this year’s pumpkins, but other types of | Sprays that might speed the seved: from direct, comes. |moule on it, A condition of the, crop of turkeys at 61 million, © | Jinsep are tiful. Tur- | ripening of apples are being test-| gale to Smith was that he tear | . . | . - . 
good gain over 1953. | alps sa rane retabages’ are inexpen- = a U.S. De partment of | ton with the product be sells. | sown the house for salvage lum-'| Little girls’ beautiful holiday spun . . . Reg. 6.98 
        
  
  
     
   
   
              
   
   
     
                        
        
       
       
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    SIX   
* Pontiae 13. Michigan ° 
Reg. U. B. Patent Office ~ Daily Except Sunday 
Published from Tare Powrmc Peres Building 
Hasoip A. Prrecrrats, Publisher 
Comme N. Cuuscn Hi P. Baovore RUsselt Baserts 
Editor Adv Manager Nat’) Adv. Mgr. 
  
  
  Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, Mich. as second class matter 
————— ———--   
MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   
  
The Associated Press ts entitled exciusiv to the ute 
for republication of all local news cooeesabty 4 this news- 
Daper, as well as all AP news dispatches —     
  
ip Oakland, Genesee, Li Macomb, Lapeer and Vosbtenaw ounties ft ts fixes a yeer: elsewhere tn 
& year. Phone Pontiac FE 2-818 
  
    
  MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS 
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
a 
$10,240 Dream Shattered 
Because most of us can ill afford to 
lose even $10, Postmaster General 
SUMMERFIELD deserves credit for block- 
ing the latest chain letter racket. 
. * x * 
There isn’t anything particularly new 
in the scheme. Somehow the victim is 
persuaded to pay $5 for a list of 11 
names. In the presence of the “seller” 
he then mails another $5 to the -top 
name on the list. The bait in the deal 
is that $10,240 is supposed to come to 
the buyer provided no one breaks the 
chain.   
  
  
    
    * * * 
The fact that the money is sent by 
mail has enabled Postmaster General 
SUMMERFIELD to declare this chain let- 
ter scheme a violation of the postal laws. 
Don’t fall for it! 
Our 50,000 New Citizens 
It was both fitting and inspiring that 
the Nation's first Veterans Day was the 
occasion for our first mass naturaliza- 
tion ceremonies. 
_In major cities across the coun- 
try, in Honolulu and on Guam, 
more than 50,000 persons, many 
of them refugees, proudly took 
the Oath of Allegiance to their 
adopted country. 
* * * 
Michigan’s more than 1,800 candi- 
dates were sworn in by Federal Judge 
Prcarp in Detroit's Masonic Temple. In 
recognition of the happy nature of the 
occasion the Judge relaxed the rule 
against demonstrations and the new 
citizens cheered and waved their small 
American Flags. Later they participated 
in Detroit’s Veterans Day parade. 
x * * 
The new citizens ranged in age 
from four to 90. Among them was 
a Russian seized by the Nazis and 
thrown into a concentration camp 
in Poland. There also were a 
Catholic priest who escaped execu- 
tion by the Nazis and a Rabbi who 
had to flee before advancing Rus- 
sian and German afmies. 
These ceremonies were inspiring be- 
cause they were in such complete har- 
mony with the ideals for which our vet- 
erans have fought. They were moving, 
too, because they exemplify the spirit 
which makes America welcome the 
oppressed from every land. 
Oakland’s Record Growth 
Detroit Metropolitan Planning Com- 
mission has confirmed what most peo- 
ple in this area long have suspected — 
that Pontiac and Oakland County still 
are growing. . 
In fact, the commission says that 
since the decennial census of April, 
1950, Pontiac’s population has climbed 
from 73,681 to 77,800, a gain of 5.7 per 
cent. In the same period the county’s 
population has jumped from 396,000 to 
an estimated 506,000. This is a gain 
of 27.8 per cent. 
* * * 
As the visual evidence sug- 
gests, the bulk, or 67.5 per cent, 
of the county’s gain took place 
in the three southeastern town- 
ships of Southfield, Royal Oak 
and Troy. Waterford Town- 
ship’s 51 month gain is estimated 
at 6,725 persons. 
Fastest growing community in the 
county is Oak Park. The population 
there has increased from 5,267 to 21,700, 
a record breaking gain of 312 per cent. 
Though this rapid growth has brought 
many problems, it actually is good news 
for every Oakland County resident. It 
means there will be a greater than ever 
demand for shelter, clothing, food and 
services of all kinds. 
. x * & 
All this creates more jobs for 
our workers and more profitable 
    ~~“taginess opportunities for em- 
_ ployers. It foreshadows a greater 
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demand for trucks, passenger cars 
and automotive parts made here. 
In truth, it means more prosperity 
for many more people and that is just 
about the best news this highly indus- 
trialized area could hear. 
  
Dems Reconsider on Taxes 
a Post election events have a way of 
showing how overenthusiastic cam- 
paign promises often fade out in the 
cold light of the morning after. 
More tax relief was a popular subject 
for many a Democratic stump speaker. 
Opposition orators neglected no oppor- 
tunity to criticize Administration tax 
policy. They promised, if given the 
chance, they would see that the lower 
income groups would get more tax 
relief. 
* * * 
Now comes the fadeout of 
these campaign promises. Accord- 
ing to word from Washington a 
poll has been taken of the nine 
holdover Democratic members of 
the tax writing House Ways and 
Means Committee. All but one is 
quoted as saying that the chances 
of further tax relief aren’t bright. 
That happens to be just what respon- 
sible Republicans were saying through- 
out the campaign. They added the 
important proviso that any new tax cut 
would have to await further operating 
economies and until the Federal budget 
is nearer balance., 
x *« * 
In other words, campaign promises 
aren't always what they seem. 
  
  
We were in our teens before we 
learned that a certain sacred song was, 
“Work, for the Night Is Coming,” in- 
stead of, “Work, Father—Night Is 
Coming.” 
  
  The Man About ’ Tow. 
Real Estate Boards 
Pontiac Well Represented 
at Their National Meeting 
School: What the driver who 
_ speeds past had s hard time getting — through. 
“It was a great convention because there 
were so many down to earth people there,” 
says   
  William H. Knudsen, 
President of the Pontiac Real Estate Board, 
in speaking of the recent meeting of the 
national boards at Cleveland. Also attend- 
ing were 
Bruce J. Annett, 
President-elect ‘of the Michigan Real Estate 
Association, and 
P. T. Smith, 
tncoming Pontiac Real Estate Board Presi- 
dent. 
  “Do any of you remember when 
Charles Spalding 
ran a restaurant on East Lawrence St.?” 
asked 
DeWitt C. Davis 
the other day, who stated that he would put 
a sign on the front door at noon: “Closed. 
Gone home for dinner.” 
Prisoners at the Oakland County Jail were 
beaten out of a venison dinner by a narrow 
margin. An eight-point buck was struck 
and killed by the car of 
Felix H. Galuszka 
just after midnight Tuesday on the Dixie 
Highway near the Oakland-Genesee County 
line. The first officers to appear felt that 
it should be taken to Flint, where venison 
was on the menu at the county jail Wednes- 
day. The Galuszka car was badly damaged. 
  
Spending several weeks in Pontiac as 
salesman at a 
Osmun’s 
is the Detroit Tiger player, 
Bob Nieman, 
who tells me we can expect better things 
from his team tn 1955, especially if the 
pending additions in box and hitting facili- 
ties materialize. Here’s hoping, Bob. 
  “Wonder if everybody appreciates the fact 
that ideal weather now has continued in 
November for two weeks,” writes 
Mrs. Bessie Whitmeyer 
of Walled Lake, who continues, “Nobody 
should complain if later we get a little brisk 
cold weather.” 
  The annual approach of Christmas always 
brings out a new song hit, and 
Bidwell Francis, 
formerly of Pontiac, now connected with a 
New York theatrical publication, writes me 
that P) 
“Home for the Holidays” 
is expected to assume that position this year. 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Daniel M. McQueen 
of 104 Poplar St.; eighty-second birthday. 
Mr. and Mts. George Chapman 
of Dryden; golden wedding. 
Mrs. Mary Isham | 
of Metamora; ninety-fifth birthday. 
» Frank P. Willitts | 
of Mayville; ninety-first birthday. + 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
  
Voice of the People   
Jesse Young Believes the Mail Carriers 
Deserve a Substantial Wage Increase °- 
(Letters will be asnacaees when neces, praise, help to give your employes 
bas because space. Pull name, 
address and telephone number of the 
writer must accompany letters but these 
will mot be published {f the writer so 
requests unlesa the letter is critical tp 
its nature.) 
A very interesting article ap- 
peared in the Pontiac Press, Nov. 
4. on our Post Office and the han- 
dling of mail. 
Is Leslie H. Dean encourag- 
ing this flood of third class mail in 
our Post Office? I am sure that 
the employes of the Post Office 
could tell a different story if they 
would. All Mr. Dean has to do is 
pile this junk, as the postal clerks 
call it, on the carriers for a small 
hourly rate of $1:62% per .hour 
and his problem is solved. 
Instead of ati this praise for 
Mr. Dean’s 224 employes, there 
should be semething done to put 
thig praise in the form of meat 
and potatoes, Christmas js just 
mround the corner. This third 
class junk which does not pay its 
way plus the Christmas maii 
will make our carriers buckle at 
the knees, 
Mr. Dean, instead of all this something to live on and maybe 
there won't be such a turnover in 
laber in the Pontiac Post Office. 
Jesse Young 
53 E. Fairmount St. 
Another Lonely Widow 
Backs Idea of a Club 
I have been reading in your col- 
umn the letters from lonely widows 
and being one myself, am inter- 
ested in seeing a good “Get To 
gether’ club organized which 
would meet at night, so that em- 
ployed men and women who are 
lonely could attend. 
I think there is a great need for 
such a club in Pontiac. In Detroit 
they are well attended and I for 
one would be glad to cooperate. 
operate. 
Sti) Another 
Feels ClO Dominates 
Democratic Party 
It seems that the CIO took over the Democrat Party in the recent 
election, 
When any single group domi- 
nates q party or the country, the 
government no longer represents 
the will of the people. 
If the people get tired of that 
domination they will vote them out 
eventually like they did with Tru- 
man in 1952. 
Charies W, Melick 
929 West Fifth Street 
Rochester 
  Looking Back 
15 Years Age 
AL CAPONE, suffering from 
brain disease, guarded in hospital 
room. 
GERMANS EXECUTE 12 Czech 
rioters. 
20 Years Ago 
LOCAL THEATER playing Will 
jobs 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist   
High School Students Who Go Steady 
Girls, don’t think a man is a 
good marriage prospect just 
because you get butterflies in 
your stomach when he kisses 
you. Janice says Hank used 
to give her such butterflies, 
but now she is beginning to 
monte he recap ever bring 
ome the butter bacon as 
a reliable wage-earning hus- 
band. — 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case M-370: Hank P., aged 
has been the steady boy friend 
of the other boys 
  
  oes, Now I don’t want you to think 
that every teenage couple ‘that 
goes steady during high school, 
will turn out unhappily: in later 
There are many examples where 
  
But the batting averages show 
us that it is better to play the field 
“and gain valuable understanding 
of the opposite sex by having dates 
with many different young people. 
When you date one person stead- 
fly, you 
and can’t view him clearly. 
You gloss over his faults or te He z 4 ii ti 
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Pel Lack Yardstick for Measuring Traits Such threats indicate a juvenile 
type of personality and a very 
limited social outlook, so the very 
threats themselves tag their pro- 
ponents as poor marriage risks. 
A bey who can't face compe- 
tition without hiding behind a 
later. Just because his kisses give 
you butterflies in your stomach, fs _ 
no positive assurance he will make 
a good husband and father. 
Send for my “Tests for Sweet- 
hearts,”’ enclosing a stamped re- 
turn envelope, plus a dime. ley is asked to quit one of his       
      
James Marlow Says:   
Hiss Leaves Jail Nov. 27, 
May Face New Quizzing 
WASHINGTON u—Alger Hiss, 
the ex-diplomat whose name has 
been used as a synonym for trea- 
son, must have thought many 
times as the years slid past his 
prison cell: 
“What's in store for me? Will 
I be questioned again? Will I be 
in the headlines again? And per- 
haps, for something else I say or 
deny, will I wind up in jail again?” 
He may not have to wait long 
for the answer. Yesterday two 
congressional groups—the House 
Un-American Activities Committee 
and the Senate Internal Security 
subcommittee—said they're think- 
ing of calling him after he gets out 
of jail Nov. 27. 
* * *® 
Hiss’ career crashed to a halt 
when Whittaker Chambers, con- 
fessed onetime courier for a Soviet 
spy ring, told of secret papers he 
said Hiss gave him. 
For denying Chambers’ charges, 
Hiss was convicted of perjury in 
1950 and started serving his five- 
year sentence March 22, 1951. The 
verdict in effect branded him a 
liar and traitor. He is getting out 
after serving 3'= years. The law 
provides time off for good be- 
havior. 
* *¢ * 
Hiss, a lawyer, will probably 
never be permitted to practice 
again. He's been disbarred in New 
York: and before the Supreme 
Court. He has lost his citizenship 
rights. He can’t get a passport to 
leave the country. 
His lawyer, Chester Lane, of 
New York, says Hiss will try to 
vindicate himself. 
The most Hiss could have hoped 
for was that he might not again 
have to face congressional com- 
mittees or federa) grand juries un- 
less he could vindicate himself 
convincingly. 
But there has been a fundamen- 
tal change in the law—which the 
government may now want to use 
for further investigation of Hiss— 
since he went to jail. This year 
Congress passed the immunity law 
as a weapon against subversion. 
It lets the government—Congress 
and federal and grand juries— 
grant immunity to a witness to 
force testimony against others. * *« *# 
At the time Hiss was jailed juries 
or committees investigating spy- 
ing before, during or after the 
war could be blocked right and 
left by witnesses who refused to 
testify and escaped punishment by 
testimony which might incriminate 
him.” 
Now if committees, or grand ju- ly 
be cited for contempt and, if con- 
he couldn't be jailed for contempt. 
* * ° 
Hiss neither refused to answer 
' pionage 
    ended before the war. Hiss con- 
tinued in the State Department 
through the war. He did not leave 
until 1947. , 
With the help of the new immu- 
nity law Congress or-grand juries 
could reopen investigations of 
peacetime and wartime spying. If 
they do, they may want to question 
Hiss or grant immunity to ‘others 
to learn more about him. The pen- 
alty for wartime spying is death. 
If through the immunity law 
the government got evidence which 
Hiss denied under oath, although 
wartime spying was not involved, 
he might’ find himself confronted 
with a brand new perjury charge. 
Baering Down 
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (international News Service) 5 
What makes with the Roosevelts 
this election? Franklin lost in New 
York while Jimmie copped the nod 
in California. And Franklin had 
the advantage of the Gulf Stream, 
Both lads are good politicians, 
Maybe Franklin didn't follow . 
campaign precedent close 
enough. We know he shook hands 
with the voters and gave loose 
with the cigars. Maybe he kissed 
the wrong babies.   
  
  Might be a good idea if Franklin 
looked over Jimmie’s hurricane 
list. 
  Our ears were all aglow on 
election night when the results 
were being impounded by the 
losers. The only time the fig- 
ures had a flat look was when 
the experts didn’t get a chance 
to pad ‘em. 
Don't imagine that Franklin is 
out of politics. He didn’t lose the 
low license plate on his car. 
  That's the real test in New 
York. If you can bust into the 
low thirties you're set. We once 
had BB-11 but they took it away © 
and painted it on a fireplug. 
Now that Averell Harriman 
clicked like bridgework in the ald 
folks home we are asking for it 
back. We have seen Jim Farley in 
or a taxicab 
with a low number. 
    We took a couple of pokes at 
Harriman during the campaign 
but he shook it off. Just got a 
telegram from Averell that 
reads, ‘Bugs, nothing is too 
good for you." And nothing is 
what I'll get. 
The feminine or hooligan vote 
for Jimmie Roosevelt was terrific. 
And the girls were not boister- 
ous. Possible that they were trying 
to make Jimmie’s all-American. 
Portraits 
ous .. . But they were not afraid 
... And as they crawled and clam- 
bered up... They always made 
the grade . . . 
like that ladder, for .. . The pass- 
  
  
That Calcium Intake Causes Deposits By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
I do not know, and I have yet 
to find any scientific evidence to 
show, whether an intake of large 
medicinal doses or an excessive 
quantity of calcium, with or with- 
out vitamin D, daily over a period z 
A i oerngetl | ia >. 
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mended the 83rd Congrese fo, in| Prwteetion and Flood Prevention re crasnt to. picture paign against insect pests—not to| whole population of this town of Act, which provides federal fly on postage stamps has been 
legislation on soil conservation and money and technical assistance U.8 uses more honor the fly. 200 will move next summer into a 
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tion’s director, praised the follow. Prestams. Hill, of the entomol- | postal tax stamp of Mexico. mile south of the present one and 
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EIGHT 
Nursing School 
Slams Report Raps Mental Hospital 
for Blaming Slaying on 
Student Immaturity | 
GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Mercy | 
Central School of Nursing today 
sharply criticized a report issued | 
by the Kalamazoo State Hospital 
on its investigation of the murder 
of a young studént nurse Nov. 5. 
The report, released at a meet-| F 
ing of the Michigan Commission on | 
Metal Health last Sunday, said ~ 
“immature judgment’’ on the part| | 
of 20-year-old Marilyn Kraai and) 
other student nurses was a ‘‘prime 
factor’ that caused her tragic 
death. 
Louis Maurice Smith, 18, com- 
mitted to the mental hospital as 
a sex deviate, confessed he tran- 
gled the youung Holland gir! and 
criminally assaulted her twice. 
Sister Mary Xavier, director of 
Mercy Central School of Nursing 
where Miss Kraai was a student, | 
said the report of the girl's death 
“left a lot of questions unan- 
swered’ and asked the mental 
health commission to make a com- 
plete investigation. 
“After making our own investi- 
gation of the incident, we have 
come to the conclusion that Mari- 
lyn Kraai was not to blame for her 
death,” Sister Xavier said. 
“We feel the hospital was com- 
pletely at foult for not providing 
oe een“ Chinese Free ; 'Ex-GM Official Dies | 
cmmiauon, Sater ‘Affer Long Iliness the commission, Sister Xavier | 
KINGSTON, N.Y. & — Lester) said: ! : 
Sap orae Porat pryemebe Battered Priest ' A. Tocks, 51, formerly associated | Mercy Central School of Nursing : 
resent the statements in the re- Death Report Only Half with General Motors Corp. and its 
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: — yesterday. He had been ill several 
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SEPARATED SIAMESE TWINS NOW TWO—Tyitski and Folkje de birthday anniversary. The healthy looking Slamese twins were sepa- 
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HONG KONG Ww —The Rev. Al. | Motors since his graduation trom | » 
bert Sohier, Belgian Roman Cath-| the University of Illinois in 1929 
olic missionary who emerged from | except for 52 months he spent in “Due to the public opinion ex-| 
pressed by parents, alumnae and 
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pursing in general. nehed by )s cmc sot) ee 2nd Floor » Lawrence Bidg., 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. «| “We hope the Commission on | um two years ago was only half’ fj{e came to Kingston in 1952 to Gerald Harvey, Manager e PONTIAC e FEderal 2-9249 
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. Father Sohier, 39. who spent 3) torship of Cadillac and Oldsmo- - - 
  for students 
  
Two California Cifies 
Fete Scandinavians 
  Red China this week, said today 
years and 4 months in a @om- 
munist jail in 
leased early this month and ar- 
"| rived here by ship. He said from 
a hospital bed today he did not 
know why the Communists arrest- 
ed him nor why they released him. * * *« 
He is still weak from his treat- 
ment in jail. He has a hump in 
back from a dislocated verte- 
which was not attended to. ithe Air Force during and after 
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    | bile automobiles. 
Peiping, was re-| ae   Vy) PRICE 
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bra 
geles and Hollywood joined forces | jie bag chain scars on his wrists 
today to provide royal entertain-| and ankles, and slash scars on 4 
ment for visiting royalty — his hips and back. 
Axel of Denmark. He said he was tortured mostly 
| arrived in Los Arigeles 
aboard Scandinavian 
inaugural flight here 
from Copenhagen over the North 
Pole. 
Tomorrow the visitors will go to 
Universal-International film stu- 
dios for lunch, and Friday they 
aircraft 
plant, where the DC6B planes used 
by the Scandinavian airline are 
built.   
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Now Being Restored 
PORT KENT, N. Y. (UP) — 
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old troopship from the War of 1812 
—is coming back to life. 
The Lake Champlain Associates 
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The Vermont was a troop trans- 
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prisoners after the battle of Platts- 
burg. It was sunk in 1915.   his Chinese cellmates, who were 
on by Communist guards. 
ankle chains so long his 
stil] partially paralyzed, 
recovering slowly. The 
jury may never be entire- 
corrected; doctors say it went 
unattended too long. ; 
Bori in tthe Belgian Congo, So 
hiler wént to China more than 10 
years ago. He was arrested in one 
of the first roundups of priests. 
He was reported dead in 1952 
and a pamphlet on his career and 
death was published in Belgium 
at the time. He said he was half 
dead at the time—from chains, 
beating, back injuries. endless 
questioning and sleeplessness 
When the Reds told him he was 
being released and deported, they 
instructed him to “tel] the world 
that we have stopped physical tor- 
ture in jails.” . 
The Communists charged the 
priest with a string of. offenses, 
from spying to sabotage, but So 
hier thinks the roundup was to 
eliminate resistance to Peiping’s 
reform church. 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 3 
  
Lists Low Bids 
on Road Work By LAURA Z. HOBSON 
ANTIGUA, Guatemala (INS) — 
and influence’a soul in this coffee- 
to ask One sure way not to make friends |. as, annoyed when he said it as 
you and I do. Maybe he's cutting 
down on the amount his family 
drinks too! j   
Coffee-Tilling Guatemala Complains of High Prices try to distill some new understand- 
ing from an on-the-spot discussion 
—and end up with the same old 
dregs of bewilderment we women 
  Do-it-Yourself Craze 
Blamed for Accidents   
CINCINNATI (INS) — A Labor 
Department official believes that Kansas than in any other state. 
USED TV SETS the doubling of the nation’s in-the- | 
home accident rate can be blamed 
      State Names Firms to ‘ | iti. Auggtbal ae Ppa le écflee tag _—— — pal pian Don't think I'm picking @n him, | have been swallowing for over a|on the “do-it-yourself” craze. ; A 
Direct Four Projects cost so much up home?” the glossy leaved bushes, | Leioant Pa end ges apes year. Sweetened by a tiny littie| William F. Patterson, director $16 we bg ctr 
in Upper Peninsula It won't exactly make enemies, | bear unripe green beans and ripe Manieds in Brazil and all Latin | Price decrease recently, but still | % © Se tae a cova nae ON TV ppe insu either, It'll just get you that special red beans at one and the same‘| america. the same dregs at bottom. OL areas ters recently they HAMPTON |half-bored, half-hopeless look that | time. ? 625 Wes 
line construction projects 
$2,240,116 in the Upper Peninsula, 
The projects: F 
6.17 miles of grading and drain- 
age for a dual roadway on the re- 
location of U.S. 41 and M 28 from 
Mar- 
peming, $1,060,138 about two billion cups a year, The good old “July frosts Poy 
rain- - - “e into recipe again, 
5.845 miles of grading, d Why, dear. senora,’” I was told | Brasil” came into 
age and aggregate on by a coffee expert here, “Our| “the middie man,” and even dat 
  River, $429,727. 2 “7 
5.4 miles of grading, drainage | ‘WOODEN’   says, ‘Please, senora, do we have 
to go into all that again?’ 
With which you'll get at least 
a demitasse full of the same 
brew of sweet talk 
you've been getting during any 
discussion—er official investiga- 
tion—of the price of that wender- 
ful stuff we Americans perk, 
drip, boil or filter to the tune of 
Guatemalan coffee is so pure, it’s 
used only for biending, never 
alone. And it has nothing to do with 
setting the prices you American 
ladies pay. Our total annual ‘export 
TALK — Gretchen, is only a hundred million pounds or 
ing on M 35) life-size talking doll froni the |%° about $65,000.000 worth a year. and aggregate surfacing 
from U.S. 41 at Baraga westerly | Black Forest of Germany, refused | Too little to influence the market 
in Baraga County, I. L. Whitehead, | t© comment on her trip as she Priceffar too little.” 
Sault Ste. Marie, $530, : _ arrived in San Francisco, Calit., 3 
3.1 miles of grading, drainage escorted by Lloyd M. Wilson, | !oced = atop i the bucket com I knew Guatemala’s supply was 
| Ey, d to Brazil's output and the and aggregate surfacing on M 26 Frankfurt manager of Pan Ameri- pare 4 
from Lake Roland southwesterly! can World Airways. Gretchen's|"¢*t Of Latin America’s, but I was 
to 1,400 feet east of the Houghton- 
Ontonagon line ‘in Houghton Coun- 
ty, Thornton Construction Co., Han- | tourist attraction. 
cock, $219,587.   
  
especially in the area of the soles. ; Four rivers rise in Colorado— 
Human feet have about 3,000| the Arkansas, Platte, Colorado and 
sweat pores to the square inch, | Rio Grande. However no stream 
flows into Colorado.   on a world tour, telling of the de. | ©@£°" to hear anything new I could | 
lights of the Black Forest as a' Pick up right on coffee’s stamping | grounds. 
As I asked further questions, 
I nonchalantly reached up and. 
some poffee right out of 
the air, right off the branch of 
| @ coffee bush rather, For this       Imagine an elongated deep red 
ecranberry—that’s the bean at the 
my palm, I realized that my special 
authority wasn't able to cook up 
any explanations that hadn't been 
on the front burner all along. 
ole debbil “stock manipula- 
tions.” Not one of which do I 
know about authoritatively 
enough to doubt. 
Except that I just mulishly do 
keep thinking somebody ought to 
put in some eggshells or something 
to make the mess less muddy and 
unclear. Anyway, when he finished 
I told him I'd been pricing Guate- 
'malan coffee in the local stores in   | Guatemala City. 
| “The best,’’ I said, ‘‘at 70 cents’ 
Imagine.”’ 
“Not our best, senora,” he said | 
instantly. ‘Never at 70. For the 
best, we pay 90, sometimes $1 a 
| pound ourselves. It's terrible, the 
| high prices!" 
That, senoras, is what the man 
said, and he sounded just about     
  
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  \THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
Starting Tomorrow . .. It’s SUIT Week and Well Pack 
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Hard Finish Long Weari q oe Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskins eS 
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  Canvassers to Declare 
Winners of Election . 
of Canvassers will meet Monday 
morning to officially declare the 
tunners of the Nov. 2 general elec- LANSING # — The State Board 
    THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBE 
Set 11th Conference 
ANN ARBOR ® — The eleventh 
Ann Arbor Conference will be heid 
at the University of Michigan Dec. 
9-10 to discuss “The American Con- produced goods. The event is joint- 
ly sponsored by the university's 
College of Architecture and Design 
and Boston's Institute of Contem- 
  sumer” and his influence and re- 
action toward the design of mass   working on the importance of mar- 
ket research in design. Wildlife Federation Sets 
International Meeting 
tioral aspects of wildlife manage- 
ment in North America will be 
stressed at the next annual con-       
               
    WASHINGTON (UP) — Interna-|_ 
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Officer Defends 
Actions in Court Was Readying Unit for 
War, Lieutenant Claims 
at Maltreatment Trial 
AUGUSTA, Ga. W—A 24-year- 
old Korean War veteran, charged 
with maltreating and humiliating 
the men of his first command as 
an officer, says he was only con- 
cerned with having them ready for 
combat. 
- The veteran, 2nd Lt. Charles C.| 
Anderson, denied the charges lev- | 
eled at him at the 10-officer court- 
      The charges stated that Ander- 
son forced two trainees to climb 
a tree and shout “I am a 
bird,” and that he ordered a wood- 
en cross placed in the mouth of a | 
fell prostrate after 
“excessive” physical 
“When the company completed 
basic training it was an honor com- 
pany.’ * 
  
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With @ Full 12-inch Throat 
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directions . . . proved by actual 
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~ Sent to Woo Tito Sir Frank Roberts Gets 
Yugoslavia Assignment 
to Keep Russia Away THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOS EMBER 18, 1954 
Tres Saturday Service 
Set for State Official DETROIT (UP) — Services will 
be held here Saturday for Charles   
  | joined the attorney general's staff 
in 193. He served as counsel for 
the Department of Revenue, the 
| Liquor Commission and the Public 
' Service Commission. 
  Japan Making 
War Swords 
A veteran of 15 years in state as Art Objects’ 
service, Martin began his public TOKYO }—They are making the 
service in 1939 with the auto tile | Sargurai sword in Japan again. But 
M. A. Martin, 52, Attorney General division of the secretary of state's now “it is an “‘object of art,’’ not 
‘ j Frank Millard’s assistant who col- office. He is survived by his wife,’ a weapon of war. Occupation au- 
¥ lapsed and died as he was about to Mary Louise, and four daughters. | thorities banned the manufacture 
enter his Detroit office yesterday. wane ‘of the deadly twe-handed sword. 
Martin. who was — pronounced With 7 per cent of the world’s: which dates back to Medieval 
dead after firemen’s attempts to population the United States en- qimies | 
-¢ ‘revive him failed, had been under. joys 42 per cent of the world's | A thousand sword makers turned 
> a doctor's care for a heart ailment. ‘income, and producés 52 per cent | to the manufacture of farm imple- 
=| | He was a native of Bay City and of the world’s crude oil ‘ments, and other goods. Now Juko     
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LONDON up—Sir Frank Roberts 
long Foreign Office authority on 
Soviet policy, is on his way to take   
Miyaguchi, 57, and his son, sword- 
smiths, have finished the first Sa- 
mural sword made since the war 
It was ordered by the Education 
Ministry as a move to preserve the 
art of sword making as a cultural 
heritage. 
Grotto Replica Built 
PETERSHAM, UP) An exact replica of the grotto at 
Lourdes, France where nearly 100 Mass 
lyears ago a French peasant girl 
said the Virgin Mary appeared and 
‘talked to her, has been built here 
‘by the Xaverian Fathers Non-Paying Railroad 
Operated on Army Post 
FORT EUSTIS, Va.  — A doz- 
en big diesels and 14 steam loco- 
motives operate here on & 36-mile 
railway system which isn't eX- 
pected to make money. 
It is the only railway system in 
the United States operate entirely 
by military personnel, The pur- 
pose is to train men to operate 
and maintain military railroads in 
foreign countries 
About 1027 species of trees grow 
in the United States 
  up his new job as British ambas 
sador to Yugoslavia. 
Observers say his mission is to 
do all he can to keep President 
Marshal Tito’s Red government in- 
dependent of the Soviet bloc, from 
which it broke away in 1948. 
Roberts is a 47-year-old career 
diplomat regarded as one of the. 
brightest stars in the British for- 
eign service. 
Since 1951, he had been dep. | 
uty undersecretary in the For- 
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Friends say he is going to Yugo- 
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ONLY ONE, AND LOOK—Little Karen Maneskie. of Morgan, Pa., 
looks might proud and she has every reason to be She's celebrating 
her first birthday and already his 16 of he: 20 baby teeth, including 
two molars. Brant oe 
       
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$4 Down! Last Indian Fighter Dies 
} in Detroit on Tuesday 
DETROIT um -—- George A. Lewis 
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eran, died here Tuesday. 
Lewis was born in Cleveland and 
| - -@nlisted in the Army in 1883. He re- _ 
4 ' he said. “UH get the devil if she 
finds out.” 8-Year-Old Pays Mom’s 
Parking Ducat on the Sly 
AUBURN, N. Y. (UP) Mom 
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Just in time for your holiday cooking, Sears lowers 
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Blue Speckled Ena 
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© Paste Directly to the Floor, No Extra Lining Felt Needed 
© Popular Marbleized Pattern in Choice of 6 Vibrant Colors 
© Wax Sealed Surface Resists Stains, Spots, Cleans Easily 
So easy to install, so economical when you do it yourself! Give your 
home added beauty for the holidays with sparkling Harmony House 
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cleans in a jiffy and gives you lots of wear . . . costs little at Sears! 
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Cleans shoes! Lovely and luxuriously warm on the bed — oa comforter to 
give yeors of service Reversibly covered in durable ocetate 
satin filled with 1 4-lbs of all new duck down and fitted 
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  Irish Linen Damasks 15” 
Hemstitched, Lovely Patterns 
Right from the Irish Isle to beautify your table Lovely 
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Eight 19x19-in. napkins. 
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   new redwood 
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  FOURTEEN _ : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 oe ee . _ 
| eas 2 /Finance Co. office here yesterday H h | day he “tended to favor’ a De- | icy -enforcing, not policy- making.” reply to a request from the Eve-' hanes to Marry 
ic Stickup Man Escapes, | and, Suceped with $677 | atc ef Approves.  fense Department order forbidding | “Such an order would be incred-' ning Sun of Baltimore asking for; ¢ cade Geen: 
Tacks Foil Pursuers | After taking the money from | adets and midshipmen from tak-| ible if applied to other schools,” |. ment on the-order from mem- HOLLYWOOD ®—Mus 
‘cash drawers, the bandit ordered | Na D b ti B pe part in. inter-coliegiate debates Dr. Hatcher said, “but in regard | the Naval Academy men Victor Schoen, 43, said last 
ELYRIA. Ohio uw ~ A scar- Vy e a ing an on U.S. recognition of Red China. {to the acade ou must consider €TS ce Boe d er Marion office manager J. J. Boreski and | “Og my y of Visitors, a group of 15 educa- | night that he and sing 
faced hoodlum. armed with an three women to take (off their) parriMoRE i — Dr. Harlan | | Dr. Hatcher said: that the subject is extremely panel ang Hutton, 32, sister of actress Betty 
shoes. He pited the shoes in a . “The midshipmen are under | | sitive and the students involv tors, congressmen, senators | { Hutton plan to be married Dec, 
automatic pistol and a pocketful vhallway and threw the tacks ae Hatcher, president of the Uni- | strict military discipline and in a are military personnel. /businessmen which serves 
of tacks, held up the Household | “the: floor to discourage pursuit. versity of Michigan, said yester- | service which is traditionally pol-! Dr. Hatcher's sajement enrme in academy in an advisory capacity. (4. 
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nylons 
= AT of Buy 3 Pair—Save 63¢ 
Our regular 98¢ Royal 
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All first quality in’ the 
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The new French heels 
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ACTIVE AGAIN — Brig. -Gen. | Charles A. Lindbergh is back on. 
active duty with the Air Force, for 
the first time since his commission 
was restored by President Eisen- | 
hower last February. Lindbergh ' 
last was on duty in 1939, and two 
years later he resigned his com- 
mission after the late President | 
Roosevelt attacked his political 
views. 
New Drug Acts 
on Worst Pain . Stilbamidine _ Relieves 
Suffering From Facial 
Nerve Ailment 
By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE 
AP Science Reporter 
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. w—The | 
: “worst pain in the world’ 1s being 
stopped by curious new drug de- 
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the pain starts to go away, but it | 
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  SIXTEEN   
America’s Classic Murder Trials   
Lawyer Darrdw Created Sensation 
(Editor's Note: James L. Kilgallen, in ‘ his stories of famous American murder 
ht today on @ case 
r was a silver- 
By JAMES L. KILGALLEN 
INS Staff Writer 
The Loeb-Leopold case, which 
broke in Chicago in 1924 and added 
luster to the famous name of the 
great criminal lawyer Clarence 
Darrow, was a nationwide sensa- 
tion. 
    It started out to be a “perfect 
crime" by two thrill-seeking col- 
lege graduates, Richard Loeb, 138, 
and Nathan Leopold, 19. 
They committed the premedi- 
tated ‘“‘murder for a thrill" of 14- 
year-old Bobby Kranks, whom 
they picked at random from a 
schoolyard. They bludgeoned the 
boy to death, stuffed his naked 
body in a culvert and sent a $10,000 
note to his wealthy father. 
But “murder will out.” They | 
were caught. 
The so-called “perfect crime” | 
wound up in courtroom proceed. 
ings at which the eloquent Dar- 
trew, the foremost labor and 
criminal lawyer of his day and 
a lifelong foe of capital puntsh- 
ment, saved Loeh and Leopold 
from the hangman's noose. 
Darrow's defense of what many 
people called “the indefensible” 
was the climactic legal feat of 
his remarkable career. Instead of 
dying on the gallows, Loeb and 
Leopold were sentenced to life im- 
prisonment for murder and 99 
years for kidnaping. 
.. Loeb is dead, having been 
stabbed to death in prison by an-     
sonality,” as applied to Loeb 
Leopold, became household words. | appearance of his son, a telephone 
| call came to Mrs. Franks at her, was a strong one, for Crowe had 
ling him the boy was. safe and 
  Saving Thrill-Killers Loeb, Leopold interesting crime — murder — | identification of the body, which 
a they tossed into a culvert tenet readily agreed to help. The trial of the pair for the 
For’ several yoonthe, they p lotted | idnap-murder aroused great pub- 
what they thought would be “the | jic interest. Into the picture as 
perfect crime.”’ d | defense counsel for Loeb and Leo- 
On the afternoon of May 21, Pold came Darrow, then 67. 
1924, at about 5 o'clock, little Bob-| Darrow took the case not for 
by Franks set ‘out for home from, money but because of his nat- 
the exclusive Harvard School for) ural inelination to help the weak, 
Boys on Chicago's South Side. He| the underdog, He was subjected 
lived only four blocks away, He} to bitter criticism but did not 
never reached home. seem to mind. 
That night, while the boy's fath-| Wise old Darrow played possum 
er, Jacob Franks, was at police in allowing State's Attorney Rob- headquarters reporting the dis- ert FE. Crowe, an able prosecutor, 
to prepare his case. It admittedly   home. The male voice said to her: | the youths’ confessions in his pock- 
“Your bey has been kidnaped. | ¢t and had lined up alienists who 
But he's safe, Don't tell police, | Would testify that Loeb and Leo- Instructions will follow.” pold were legally sane. 
; ; | Crowe anticipated that Darrow 
Next day the boy’s father re-| ywouid plead his clients “‘not guilty 
ceived a typewritten letter assur-| by reason of insanity,” and lay 
his plea before a jury. 
that no harm— would befall the The day for pleading came. Chief 
child if instructions were followed. | Justice John. R. Caverly took 
The letter demanded si0.00 3 his place on the bench. Darrow, a 
$20 and $50 bills and  directe | commanding ‘figure in baggy, un- 
Franks to have the money ready pressed clothing, rose and stood 
in a cigar box by 1 p.m. when he before the court. In the hushed ; naiv . ins ions. : would receive further instructions.| .\rtroom he said in his resonant Franks withdrew $10,000 from voles: 
the bank. He was at home waiting 
for further word from the kid- “If your honor please, we plead 
napergs when his brother-in-law.) gpilty, We merely desire to of- 
Edwin Greshman, telephoned to! fer evidence of degree of respon- 
tell him he was on his way to/| sibility. Having done this, we will 
the morgue to view the body of a throw ourselves upon the mercy 
boy whose description closely tal-| of the court. The defense fully 
lied with that of Bobby. realizes the defendants should be 
The body was subsequently iden-| permanently isolated from soci- 
tified as that of Bobby Franks.| ety.” ; 
clues that led The clever Darrow by this. plea 
end extol had sidestepped the need for a solution of the case, two 
al = cues newspaper report- | Jury. He had won the first round. 
itzer Prize, They | Crowe felt he had been tricked ers won the Pul ad oa THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954. 
Darrow countered with witnesses | 
of his own, including mental ex- 
perts who portrayed the defend- 
ants as nasty specimens—Leopold| 
who lusted to play ‘“‘slave” to a 
handsome, homosexual ‘“‘king,” 
| Loeb. t 
Judge Caverly took two weeks 
to arrive at his decigion: That 
Loeb and Leopold be imprisoned 
for life for murder and 99 years 
for kidnaping. 
Darrow had won. Leob and Leo- 
pold were not to be. hanged. 
- Loeb, as stated previously, was 
later knifed to death in prison by 
a fellow inmate, 
Leopold still is incarcerated at 
Stateville Prison, Joliet, Ill, where 
he works as an X-ray technician 
in the prison hospital. An atheist 
when he entered prison, Leopold 
now professes a deep religious 
faith. In jail he has gained a read- 
ing knowledge of 18 languages, 
including Sanskrit, Oscan and Um- 
bain. 
Leopold asked for a parole in 
April 1949 on the ground he was 
no longer a “wild, irresponsible 
kid,” and that he had “changed 
completely.’ His application, how- 
ever, was denied by the Illinois 
Parole Board. Leopold was again 
denied parole in May 1953. 
Darrow and Judge Caverly are 
dead. Only Leopold survives of 
the major figures in the Leob- 
Leopold case 
)Tomorrow: The ‘‘Bootleg King’s” 
Trial For Wife-Murder.) 
  
'Firemen Rescue Boy, 5, 
After Fall Into 15-Ft. Well 
TIMPSON, Tex.  — Michael 
Lynn Crawford, 5, stepped into an 
abandoned 15-foot well yesterday 
on the way to a grocery with a 
4-year-old companion, 
Nis friend ran for help. 
Firemen found the lad barely 
able to keep his head above water. 
A doctor said he suffered no ill 
    effects.     x oy ~ oe oe. 
FOR GAIT OF A COW—A Bashi woman in the Belgian Congo 
shows her feet weighted down with heavy iron anklets to achieve 
deliberate gait of the cow, loved by her tribe. 
  
SOMETHING WONDERFUL 
HAS HAPPENED AT 
Preipers / 
    . Goldstein, sta- 
Sena te Now York as cea cor- The state called 33 witnesses. 
respondent of the St. Louis Post- eaeean ae oa 
Dispatch, and the late James | 
Mulroy, who was then on the |4 
Chicago Daily News. 8 
Severi days after Bobby had van- 
ished “Babe” Leopold and 
“Dickie” Loeb were arrested. They | © 
tried to outsmart the police at) — 
first but finally confessed. | & 
The two briliant youths, spoiled | a 
darlings of rich parents, admitted 
      
    
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1 ici cone ) last Saturday when he was shaking | : . ; Drug Official Tells Civitans Senate May Ballot {ats ctines.t"acet"s ; ETT NT STE ) 
Salk Tests Will Be S Friday on Censure | Sx. noriand.otCatioria, we| fe $ 3 . e: e Success Friday on Censure |. %* sezrtst ucts. | $GBORGES-NEWPORTS—OPEN ‘til 9 P. M. FRIDAY & SATURDAYS | 
ies after | McCarthy. for his treatntent ggieoelp ary " : , , , 
next spring, Sncugh tor an cdr | the elections @ 1 |be ay mom Aa. te fanmte oor Follow the Crowds to Our Greatest Pre-Christmas ‘onal 18 million McCarthy went unannounced to | 81008. — 
Mr eng eel ae a ny en la S page happy Ageenmongd yer it was we. ogy coc when Gear he ete’ on dhe bieerty con- 
the group that scientists recentiy >@nged against a glass table top ' tested issue. 
learned that by utilizing kidneys zi =a a . 
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  “We have had to go into the | #7 
monkey business—medicine is that | # 
      DR. HARVEY M. MERKER 
By JOSEPH K. SFAIR 
The Salk polio vaccine test will | show ‘‘satisfactory results’ when 
the final reports are made, Dr. the disease.” He said next year’s 
supply of the vaccine will be 60 
| tons. 
He noted that from prelimi- 
mary reports about the vaccine, 
“We're on the right track, But 
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vis Fo ering ramets Ay the | Balahigant sa lags — BDollar Day Buys Dollar Day Buys jf s 
weekly meeting of c Civi- | F s 
tan Club. | Dr. Merker, also governor of the ‘ 
Also speaking before other physi- Rackham Research Foundation at Birdseye Tas Z 
: Michigan State College, said that 1e : cians at the meeting held in the me cies a ad Sena DIAPERS ST. MARY’S : 
with the recently discovered “‘Co- \ GOATS-COAT SETS 
$ balt 60” in some cancer treatment. 
He said the cobalt charge pene- 
trates the body six inches whereas 
before other methods were less ef- 2 Mystery Deaths 7 
Mar State Hunting [°° 
    
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About recent cigarette - cancer rues’ Gara! (Continued Prom Page One) controversy, Dr. Merker explained: Limit ‘oon s 
hunter seen in the marsh area “Smoking is"pnly one of the con- 2 fer $1 Special purchase — woo! fleece = 
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found. She had gone hunting causes he said are foul air and ex-| coats. Free Nylon Brush. 
alone, leaving a dinner cooking | haust fumes. No proof that smok-| — _ 
at her nearby home. ing is the only and main cause has | (> *> 
Other gunfire victims of the, been furnished yet.” SNOW 
four-day-olqd deer. season were Within the next two months, 
Puchard D. Sexton, 17, of Negau-| he added, conclusive data will be suITS 
nee and Arny (Sparky) Hale of | furnished on the subject by the é 
Flint. Rudolf Franson, 47, of Ish-| American Cancer Society which, $ 
peming was killed in a pre-season | Presently is invelved in research 
mishap when a pistol accidentally | © the matter, + 
discharged at a Marquette County! Dr. Merker deplored the health | BOYS’ ACTUAL 1.99 ils hunting camp. | conditions in Asian countries, say-| 3 pe interlined ut     suits Washable 
   
    
   
   
   Five other hunters have died of ing, “Only $9 million is given to ~- 
heart attacks. The latest reported | the UN World Health Organization © 
death was that of Marion E. | for the ill in these deprived coun- 7) 
Payne, 6, of Royal Oak. tries, whereas $300 million finances | ¥ 
|ane of our battle ships. e 
Payne was stichen Tuesday | --we wouldn't have to worry | a) 
afterncen after bagging @ deer | shout such things as Communism | SHIRTS - JEANS 
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Another late fatality was Walter | tenes state, they will accept any-| 7 
Fraser, 47, Utica. He was stricken | “ing.” | ies 
by a heart attack while hunting |, The doctor, who also has six ,_. 
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a Creek the Upper: Pen cluded, “Although we have made — " outstanding progress in medicine, —. More names to be added to the ; . = be 
wounded-injured list were those of —— eS aes spon Robert Losie, 32, Port Huron: 
Charles Buckner, 23, Battle Creek: - . is Core ees 3, Detroit, and Auto Official Predicts ames fard, 28, Belleville. | 4 : | oe Conservation officers predicted | 27200,000 Cars in 1955 | * 
this year’s death and injury toll} WASHINGTON @ — An official | se 
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    8 PRES ey es ______—_—s THE PONTIAC PRESS   
  
ji THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
       
* 
The future of 
  
cussion, besides 
eign aid 
’ ° Future of Saar 
Is Tops on List 
the safety and development of our 
common civilization.” 
_ | was greeted warmly yesterday by 
» | Vice President Nixon and Dulles. 
Topics proposed for top-level. dis- 
U.S. plans for helping finance the 
expeditionary force in non- 
Communist Indochina and for con- 
tinuing purchases of military 
equipment in France for the for- 
program. 
They also cover virtually the 
whole field of current diplomacy, 
including relations with the Soviet 
discussions beginning today be- 
In mid-afternoon Mendes-France| ~ "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, 
endes-France, lke, Du   
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WASHINGTON (INS) — The Na- 
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OK Seen for Reserve-Draft Plan 
  
WASHINGTON (INS) — The 
House Un-American Activities 
Committee faces a showdown to- 
day whether Alger Hiss will be re- 
called to testify following his re- 
lease from prison Nov. 27. _ 
Chairman Harold Velde (R-II) 
told newsmen he is “inclined to 
have an investigator check first 
with Hiss to find out if he has any- 
thing to say.” 
Velde said: “If there is a pos- 
sibility of getting any information 
as a witness at the present 
time. . 
  
  ; in puppet form. It’s a   
Claims Accused Lieutenant 
Was Outstanding Ofticer 
72355354 dite Ray 
3 |     dirt on Pvt. i Institutions Buying 
More State Food LANSING @ — 
John. W. Lederle said today the 
state's effort to use more Michigan 
farm products in state institutions 
is getting results. 
He said more than $100,000 
home-grown 
* quantities from) The move to recall Hiss. before 
He said the State Department of Administration has worked with an appearance by the sstill-con- 
troversial Hiss would give him an 
unexcelled platform for once again 
protesting his innocence before t 
world. The famous has 
repeatedly maintained that he was 
the victim 6f a “‘frame-up.”’ State Controller 
the committee was instigated 
Rep. Kit Clardy (R-Mich), who said 
he wants to learn how much influ- 
ence Hiss had on the Yalta talks 
between the late President Roose- 
Winston Churchill, and the late 
Soviett Premier Josef Stalin. 
Clardy said he also believes the   House Committee May Call 
Alger Hiss for Testimony committee should determine the | 
extent of Hiss’ influence at the 
United Nations charter conf 
im San Francisco and within the 
  
Berle Rests Up 
      After Collapse 
in Restaurant 
NEW YOR K(INS) — Television 
comedian Milton Berle was resting 
comfortably at his New York home 
  
Bagpiper | 
Pipes Buddies to Class 
FT. KNOX, Ky. (INS)—Soldiers by/in the 3rd Armored Division at 
Ft. Knox claim the Army’s only 
semi-official bagpiper. 
Pvt. Lowell Thomson, 
Band in Rochester, N. Y., pipes 
    
immunity law to obtain 
Communist affiliations. a 
voking the Fifth Amendment. - 
Kit. Clardy. (R-Mich.), who was presiding, directed the 
comasllion taatt 10, chtsin, Ineuseitg foc,Coltene it te eae 
to answer questions. 
, Earlier in the session Robert A. Carter, regional director of the sat , ‘- : ‘ 
bey conf ot 
membership sp cards to peroona on grounds that they are’ 
  had been 
“colonization.” But he said he has no 
the 27 actually are Communists. | 
works for the AC S: 
to answer questions 
grounds that they were not pertinent, . 
to. 
  - - Clardy told her he felt she was in contempt of Congress for refus 
Amendment in efusing 10 : one about Communist affilia- answer ques House Un-American Committee Plans Test of New Immunity Law - Committee members made it clear they were not suggesting that 
Carter was engaged in Communist activities. 
marily about a speech before the Lions Club in Flint in which he said 
that the committee, at its hearings in Michigan last May, did not expose 
any Communists not already known to union officials. 
e present hearings are a continuation of the Michigan hearings. 
Garter said the union was aware that 27 alleged Communists 
in various auto industry firms in a program of 
legal evidence to prove that 
Later, the committee called Mollie Baumkel, Flint, who said she 
k Plug division of General Motors. 
| Mrs. Baumkel, who said she is the mother of three small children, 
refused to answer questions about alleged Communist party affiliations. 
' She said she was-born in Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1929 but declined — 
about when and where r she was married on the 
She invoked the Fi who 
played with the Clan McNaughton / 
He was questioned pri-| who serve two years on active duty 
is expected to remain at six years, 
but to be made compulsory. 
Informants said the proposed 
reserve-draft is in line with the 
Pentagon's search for ways to 
create “equity” in selective serv- 
ice. 
They said the defense depart- 
ment will also recommend an ex- 
tension of selective service—which 
ends, under present law, next June 
30—but no time limit has been set. 
Some officials believe Congress 
will agree on elther a 2 or 4-year 
continuance after next year’s 
Wilson indicated that some 
last-minute changes may be 
‘made. It is possible that the 
Federal law sets the 
with 20-year-olds and above. meet these objections. 
Question Mother, {T, 
on Beating of Infant MOUNT CLEMENS (UP) — A   
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set of “Nana,” film 
Martine Carol, who pl 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, 
™ ® “s a German shepherd dog loose on 
by Police Seize 4 them and thwarted the raid. 
‘ Officers confiscated $1,600 in) 
2 cash, Jacobs’ car and gambling | 
var ae : : paraphernalia, according to In- | 
; In aming al spector Clayton Nowlin. 
| Jacobs has been arrested more | 
s N Id| than 30 times in the last 23 years | 
otorious Underwor but has been convicted only three 
Figures Among Those | times. Fisher has been arrested. 
for investigation of crimes rang- | 
Nabbed in Detroit ing from murder to disturbing the - 
| DETROIT (UP)—Detroit Police PS. jacobs and Davis fave no 
were holding four persons, includ- ' previous police records. 
ing two notorious underworld fig- 
ures, todayeon charges of violation Jury for Robinson Jr.. 
of the state’s gambling taws. etrial Pole aed pene rt uig Dismissed; Plan Retria | 
Jacobs, 40, William Fisher, alias | SANTA MONICA, Calif. @—Un- | Miller, 60, Mrs. Rae 6. | able to agree in the robbery trial 
‘. Fisher, 46.' «¢ Edward G. Robinson Jr., a jury and Alton Davis, 36, in a raid on | has been discharged. The son of 
Mrs. Fisher’s home yesterday. | the movie actor will appear Feb. 
14 for retrial. Lt. Eugene Geibig, who led : . 
the raid, sald it had been |. The ZLvearold defendant was planned for last night but was | °¢cused 0 ing two taxi drivers 
of $38. They identified him as the 
geil up becasse police teored man who took their money in sep- 
jarate holdups, but Robinson 
The police were accompanied by | claimed it was a case of mistaken | 
two dog catchers equipped with | identity. 
4 |nets. On a previous raid on the 
) | house, which police described as| The planet Pluto is about 3,666,- 
7 |a handbook, Mrs. Fisher gurned | 000,000 miles from the sun.   
  
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Noel Field, Just Freed by Communists, 
Has History of International Intrigue By International News Service of postwar Germany. He caused 
The case of former U. S. State | inquiriés to be made and as & 
Department employe Noel Field, | result the —— discharged ho with bis wife. Herta. was| Field. Noel was. said to have 
me ’ : | Sentiod several OSS missions al- 
freed this week from a Hungarian | though he was not on the payroll. 
Communist prison, ig as myste- In May 1949, Field, then 46, left 
The 50-year-old Noel vanished in | #0V@kia. His wife was to join ; ; ‘him latér, He registered at a hotel 
May, 1949, and his brother Her- | ang arranged a meeting with a 
mann, 44-year-old Cleveland archi-/| friend who was to introduce him 
tect and Noel's wife Herta disap- |to a prospective employer. 
peared behind the Iron Curtain the | Wien Ge btead <alied be es 
next August. told Field had walked out with- Three weeks ago, Hermann was | leaving a message, His released by Red Poland and 
charges of espionage against him | clothes hung tn the hotej reom, 
quashed. In the release of Noc!| M™#icating he intended to return. and Herta it was said the Soviet! Herta, still in Switzerland, wait- Satellite government was not able €d for nearly three months for 
to “justify the charges made in| Word from Nole. At the end of 
the past against the®couple.”’ | July, she told Hermann Field about 
Noel Haviland Field, a mem. , her husband's disappearance. 
ber of a New York Quaker fam. Hermann and Herta went to 
ily, was born in London, brought | PT#eue together. Then he continued up in Switzeriand, and wem to '° Poland alone and arranged to 
|meet Herta again in Prague within 
a short time. 
    perjurer Alger Hiss, Noel was edu- to the Warsaw ai | cated at Harvard and married his | Sanaa to bratll . A posing ee tit | childhood Zurich sweetheart, Her- | for the flight listed him, but he | ta eer a | never arrived at Prague, the hos- | Eager plomatic career, | tess i | he was assigned by the Sate | fie ne Baal t smadie’ ‘the Department to the Division of! Herta vanished after leaving her Western European Affairs. Within | hotel for the airport in a taxi. the State Department his reputa-| Noel Field's adopted daughter, tion for integrity was excellent — | 
but there was another school of 
Oo Fie tome West Germans Plan 
ee ee Calc Ist Nuclear Reactor so a —— prospective | ened @®—Although barred 
and Hiss aened ‘Field as oe | making atomic weapons, West Ger- 
most likely man.” Chambers said |™8"Y Plans to build its first nu- Hiss believed that ‘Field was al- clear reactor within the next two   
    ready strongly pro-Communist.” ears. 
The Bonn government's sched- 
In 1942, with Europe at war, | ule for an atomic energy program 
| devoted to civilian purposes was 
outlined by Chancellor Konrad 
Adenauer in a recent letter to the 
| Allied .Powers. Details were re- 
ported to the House of Commons 
yesterday by Foreign Secretary 
Anthony Eden. 
in Swi Adenauer promised that West 
n Switzer- | Germany's annual production and 
; i the OSS to fi import of nuclear fuels will be nance a group of ‘‘anti-fascist”’ un- {held down to 3.500 grams (about   
      derground leaders who would fol- | 734 pounds). Bonn regards this | 
low the Allies into conquered Ger-| amount as necessary for an ade- many. quote civilian program. 
Dulles sent him to Arthur M. “ . 
Schlesinger Jr., then with OSS,' Losses of about $25 million a 
and Schlesinger said he thought year are incurred because of the 
Noel “sounded”’ like.a Communist death or injury of livestock being 
agent trying to promote a thinly shipped from farms to meat pack- 
disgused scheme to ‘seize control ing centers. 
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HAPPIER! if your vision isn’t as sharp 
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  AP Managing Edlhors| queer eidieel dstcleged the a30- 
Hear of Steps Toward 
Improving Papers - 
TAMPA, Fila, ®—The nation's 
newspaper editors heard today that 
major strides were made during 
the past year in developing new 
devices to help newspapers get out 
faster with a better product. 
Rome Uf te mae Siete mprovement: were reviewed at a/| 
pon of the Associated Press | 
Managing Editors Assn. -   
Japs to Man Radar 
TOKYO W—Japanese_air force R 18, 1954 
|Sex Slayer of Nurse 
Scheduled for Trial KALAMAZOO @ — Committed 
sex deviate Louis Maurice Smith, 
18, was bound over to circuit court 
yesterday on a first degree murder 
charge in the rape-slaying of Mar- 
ilyn Kraai, 20, a student nurse at 
Kalamazoo State Hospital, 
Miss Kraai was attacked and 
strangled to death in the basement 
of the hospital Nov. 5 where police 
said she was lured by Smith on a 
ruse 
tient in the hospital, admitted the 
slaying. He had been committed to 
  the hospital for a morals offense.   
A report by the APME’Technical |* 
Committee said they will 
give 
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product with ‘illustrations 
in color, and provide newspaper 
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showcase 
which reduces the time for pro- 
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cent or from 20 to 25 minutes.   
Erika Glaser Wallach, started an 
independent search and was last 
seen in September in East Berlin. 
With the releasé of Hermann and 
dismissal of espionage charges 
against him, and today’s freeing 
of Noel and Herta, only Erika still   Putting into service of a vastly 
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Bob Considine Sasol   
‘Marilyn Sheppard’s Linen 
Doesn't Phase Dr. Sam CLEVELAND (INS) —Never get 
murdered. 
If you've got to go, go dis 
creetly. Just stop breathing, but 
without the coaxing of mayhem. | 
Your relatives and a smal! handful | 
of friends will be saddened for a_ 
time—a somewhat embarrasingly 
brief time, you'll note from on high. | 
But at least you'll have the con- 
solation of knowing that utter- 
strangers are not rummaging 
through your bed clothes months 
Jater in full view of a note-taking 
press and radio corps 
With one or maybe two eacep- 
tions I've never ached more fot 
a depéxted soul than I ached the 
other day for a lady I never met, 
a lady named Marilyn Sheppard. 
That was the day a coroner named 
Gerber took the stand and brought | 
with him all the bloody props that , 
go with an investigation of massive 
and monstrous violence. 
Tt was sheets and pillow-cases 
day in Judge Blythin’s hothouse. 
The glum little room smelled like 
a wing of the morgue. After a 
time the exhibit table in frong 
ef the judge’s perch resembled 
nothing as much as it suggested 
a basement bargain counter 
caught up unluckily in time and 
space with the St. Valentine's 
Day slaughter. 
Marilyn Sheppard had left her 
tragie mark on her laundry. It 
was unfuried in court like the 
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From all accounts, she was 
most certainly a lady who would 
not even want her spotlessly 
' laundered bed things to be fingered 
in public by persons she never saw blood. 
war 
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dency had we here” I'll tell you 
We had seven strong men and 
six stout ladies of the jury 
J tecounting the ruggedilv beautiful 
sweater-gir! alternate PpasMng 
Marilyn Sheppard « horridts 
stained pillow tf Nand to hand 
turning if ths way and that four 
and one half months alter she 
had laid her head tapes it for the 
last time 
We had the suspected mur. 
derer, Dr. Sam, rolling it for a 
good five minutes, his thoughts, 
if any, masked behind the sur- 
face of his wholly 
face. A man on the radio later 
said that Sam bit hix lip as he 
 pleked up the pillow to examine 
it. He did no such thing. He 
dust looked at the pollow, whose 
ence-bright red stains have 
turned, like the teaves, to a 
listless brown. Sam might have 
been looking at a suburbia time 
table. 
The doctor appeared ta tnake rer 
effort to took for the Imprint of 
asurgical weapon which the prose 
cution savs Dr Gerber discovered 
etched vaguely against one of the 
vollevball sized blood stains 
(Actually, the discovery of the impassive | imprint was made some days after 
the murder. It was noted first by 
a crime lab expert on the staff of , 
The the Cleveland police chief. 
expert is a bug on the ‘‘blot test” 
used by certain psychiatrists. -You 
know how that goes 
ink is dropped on a sheet of paper, 
the paper is folded over the wet 
ink and then unfolded, 
an irregular ink pattern which the 
patient is asked to describe 
best he can. Conceivably, if the 
chime lab expert had not had such 
a hobby the prosecution today 
would not be able to hint broadly 
that the foul deed was committed 
by someone who had acces« to a 
heavy pliers Nike device used tn 
doctors to break the casts that 
encirele the healing hones of 
their patients 
The pillow was followed to the | 
ethibit table 
ribly marked 
patch bedspread, 
absorbed the 
must cave cascaded through the 
bottom sheet. 
pathetic 
which the = pretty 
eclubwoman and housewife wore by Marilya's ter- 
sheets, a cross. 
the pad which 
the evening before she was 
batted into eternity. 
‘Phere was an effort to introduce 
her pajamas. too. but the defense 
kept These off the table by ob 
recting that it was not Gerber but 
in assistant whe removed then 
from the body at the mor vue \t 
least Marilyn's shade was spared 
that particular indignity . 
The bed clothing and other ac 
couterments of the savage scene 
brought into court tn great 
not unlike those used were 
brown bags A blob of, 
revealing 
as 
blood that literally | 
and by the oddly | 
soiled white moccasins | 
small-town _THE PON NTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954_ 
we" nae ” ap waar a 
FASTER FIREFIGHTING—A Kent, 
l6foot lengths of hghtweight plastic pipe during a 
high speed firefighting 
for excessive purchases at a     
England, fireman carries two 
demonstration of 
. Plays No Favorites supermarket There was a feeling 
: ML. t r 1 pa tit 
of cbscemity about the entire per- COLUMBI Ind Lo 
“€ partment fectri Sper 
formance One fell honestly, sorry lice departments 7 ‘ peed . timer Spares tha dil The street 
that there was no power great 
enough in court to order an end 
to this unseemly display of Marilyn 
Sheppard's soiled linen commissioner and the assistant fire 
chef were charged with speeding 
and ordered to appear in city traf 
fic court Developers Set 
Meeting Jan. 6. Industrial Possibilities of 
Seaway and Toll Roads | 
Will Be Studied 
SOUTH BEND @ — Induitrial| leaders from Indiana, Michigan, | 
Ohio, Ilinois and Wisconsin have | 
been invited to attend a meeting 
of the Great Lakes States Indus- 
trial Development Council Jan. 6 
and 7 in South Bend to study 
industrial possibilities stemming 
from the St. Lawrence Seaway 
and east-west toll roads. 
fF RO Henrekin, executive direc- 
tor of the committee of 100° of 
South Bend and Mishawaka, and 
dean James E 
University of Notre Dame 
of Commerce, head the sponsoring 
committee for the conference. 
C. Dwight Wood of Tawas City, 
chairman of the council, said 
railroad, utility and chamber of 
commerce industrial specialists, 
realtors and factory location ex- 
perts and city and state officials 
comprise the council, which has 
been working for five years on 
the area's problems. 
Other officers include Don C. 
Weeks, Lansing. director of the 
Michigan Department for Feconom 
ic Development. secretary _ 
The officers say they feel both 
the St. Lawrence Seaway and the 
toll roads development should con 
tribute heavily to increase indus- 
trial activity in the Middle. West 
in the next decade 
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F; mire ‘Doubttul 
Desp ite Planning 
[Started by FOA 
| WASHINGTON —The Foreign 
‘Operations Administration may— 
or may not—go out of business 
by next June 30 as Congress has 
| ruled it should. 
Officials of the foreign aid agen- 
cy, headed by Harold E. Stassen, 
digclosed last night they are work- 
| ing on budget plans for the fiscal 
year starting next July 1 
Such advance orterecnming is 
required by law, they said, and 
besides the new 84th Congress   could repeal the S3rd Congress’ | 
rare (for Washington) death ver- 
dict on a federa] agency. It will | Army Nurse Helps 
Suffering Koreans “TAEGU, Korea #—The compas- 
sion of an American nurse has 
brought 1,500 pounds of warm 
clothing to the orphans and wid- 
ows of war-torn Korea. 
Capt. Anna M. Swope of. the 
Korea Civit Assistance Command, 
touched deeply by the bitter pov- 
erty she found here, told of the 
nation’s plight in a letter to her 
home in Fredericksburg, Pa. 
The tiny community of 800 gath- 
ered bundles ‘of clothing. 
Capt. Swope toured orphanages, 
|refugee camps, widow's homes 
and homes for the maimed and 
be up to President Eisenhower to | | distributed the gifts. 
decide whether to ask for an FOA' 
life extension. 
In any event, 
pipeline is not expected to be 
| Snapped shut. Programs would be 
| split up among other agencies if | 
ce is disbanded. 
  
| | Moonshine Nips Japan the foreign aid- 
| 
TOKYO i®—Japanese moonshin- | 
worth the government 
complained today. It said 6742 mil- 
lion gallons of illegal liquor of all 
kinds had been ginned this year lers have taken a big bite out of, 
‘Japan's tax: revenues—about $5.,- 
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Actor John Agar 
Gets $200 Fine |r 
for Driving Plea |r tia not have « SANTA MONICA, Calif, a —| Possession. He w 
Actor John Agar was fined $200|"“mre Penta, yesterday.on a charge of intoxica-| and driving while his license was. 
tion and driving a car without a suspended were dismissed, 
license in his: 
The 31-year-old former husband   
  : charge 
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Axed in Hotel Fire 
fire was ou 
  extends the 
It was not determined what 
| made the intense heat in the in- 
cinerator flue. 
| The hotel declined to estimate 
the damage. 
‘Queen Mother Sails 
for Home After 22 Days | NEW YORK (®—Queen Mother 
Elizabeth of England sails today 
for home after a 22-day visit to 
the United States and Canada, 
She came to New York by plane 
from Ottawa yesterday and went 
immediately to the liner Queen 
Mary. 
The Queen Mother, who spent 
five days touring Canada, was 
greeted by a throng of admirers     
  the ship's pier. 
| To one and all she smiled gra- 
| ciously, waved and called ‘‘good- 
    both at La Guardia see and at) CLEANS PONDS—This tractor-like boat is used in Russia to clear 
ponds of grass hampering the propagation of fish. A. Macijauskas, | 
'a work team leader ts shown clearing a pond at a fish breeding | 
farm in Lithuania. The prow of the boat ts fitted with a scissors-type 
‘bidde which cuts weeds at various lengths. 
material from | an official Soviet source. Picture and caption 
  
    
    
  
More Probation 
Officers Asked’ 
Shortage Said Serious. 
Here; Oakland County 
Needs More Than One |   
  
ibe given probation if there were | 
  LANSING (#—The State Legisla- 
ture will be asked to authorize | 
hiring of 25 additional probation | 
officers ,during its next session, | 
Fred C. Bates, state probation | 
director, said yesterday. | 
Oakland is among the 22 coun- | 
ties asking for additional men. 
lf the request is granted, the | 
number of probation officers 
, would be more than doubled, 
Bates said. There are presently 
23 probation officers in the state. 
The probation djrector said men 
are being sent to prison who could 
enough officers to handle their 
cases. 
The request for additional offi- 
cers, he said, is aimed at eliminat- 
ing this situation and bringing the 
    state up to national standards for 
| @ probation syste 
The shortage o! probation help is 
especially serious in Washtenaw | 
and Oakland counties, Bates said, | 
‘where more than one additional 
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    Figurehead Presidency 
Will Be Left Vacant by 
Egypt's Rulers | 
CAIRO, Egypt (P—Egypt is Bo | 
ing to get along without a presi-| 
dent, the figurehead post from 
which Maj. Gen. Mohamed Na- 
guib was ousted last Sunday. 
The Revolution Council, the 
country’s _ruling military junta, 
announced last night that the pres- 
idency established June 18, 1953, 
would not be filled and that the 
Cabinet would take over the func- 
tions of the office. 
* * * 
Informed sources predicted that 
the Cabinet, which is named and 
controlled by the Revolution Coun- 
cil, would in turn delegate Premier 
Gamal Abdel Nasser to act as 
chief of state on official. occasions, 
The President's duties had been 
largely ceremonial since Nasser 
bested Naguib in a struggle for 
top position last spring. Nasser be- 
came Egypt's undisputed boss, |     
  of the Revolution Council and mil- 
itary governor of Egypt as well | 
as premier. | 
Naguib’s eclipse was completed   Sunday, when the council put him 
under house arrest and charged 
he cooperated with Communists 
and the Moslem Brotherhood in a 
plot to overthrow the junta. 
Informed sources believed the 
council had not named Nasser 
| president also to keep down specu- 
lation that Naguib’s removal re- 
sulted from a personal struggle for 
the office. 
Lone Man Seeks Ally 
at PTA Convention CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.  — 
“Male, unattached chairman of a 
PTA unit seeks companionship,” 
the announcement read to the 
Teacher Congress   
State Parent - 
last night said. 
But he wasn't looking for a girl 
friend, The man, chairman of a 
PTA unit in San Antonio, was 
seeking another man, any man 
also a local chairman. Lost in a 
feminine world among the conven- 
tion’s 2,000 delegates, he wanted 
masculine company for lunch to- 
day, at his own expense. 
- At last report he had found no, 
: | Carthy, had been cleared by eight | 
| previous security inquiries before 
| undergoing investigation by the 
| Eisenhower takers 
  
Korea Reopens Ballet 
SEOUL (®—Koreans turned out 
last night for this capita] city’s 
i first large-scale ballet since the. 
start of the Korean War. 
         
        
  FIRED BY DULLES — Career 
diplomat John Paton Davis Jr., 
has been fired by Secretary of| 
State Dulles for “lack of judg-| ~ 
ment, discretion and reliability,” | 
according to a State Department | 
spokesman. Davis, often under) 
fire from Sen. Joseph R. Mc-| 
  administration for 
some 17 months Dulles em.. 
phasized that the five-man board | 
which recommended the dismissal 
did not find Davies ‘‘disloyal.” 
  
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| _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954     
(1) the telephone company to 
move 41 utility poles; (2) the 
power company to move 39 poles; 
(3) owners of 125 pieces of prop- 
a modern | erty to remove or relocate Cobneil Widens Alleys 
to Fit Garbage Truck 
WEST POINT, Va. (UP)—The 
city council ordered 
$7,000 garbage truck, then dis-| garages, side porches covered it was too big for the | sheds; (4) owners of 
alleys of this 250-year-old town. | story frame houses to move 
Undaunted, the council ordered houses. HOLLYWOOD @—Actress Mari- 
‘lyn Maxwell] and movie writer Jer: 
|ry, Davis will) be married next 
| Sunday. in ‘the Community Church, 
New York City, her press agent 
said yesterday. ~ f 
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Ruth | Co-hostesses for the meeting | a 
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L. C. Kramp, Mrs. G. R. Sayers, | “a 
| Mrs. James Hatton, Mrs. F. E. | es 
‘Bonner and Mrs. Nelson Hunter. = John R. Ross 
of Rochester, In addition to cutting her ward 
robe costs in.-half, the teenager | 
who sews and makes her own 
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Your own high school may of , ; | president who Is leaving Pon- | ye 
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take advantage of it? Sewing isn't The Mrs. Howard Powers, new presi- | ‘- 
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high fashion fabric, felt needs no I 1 e- ec SS Onor e English family life in the light of 3 FE 2-7695 B : * + : “2 i Si bemming. Ardis Conley was honored ‘at a, Harry Hammond, Mrs. Edward the club's theme, “Strengthening Bee y To set off your shirtwaist blouse bridal shower Tue 'sday evening at Gallagher, Mrs. Ora Coaley, Mrs. Family Foundations."’ ee, PP! PP Pp te r. ‘ (hh Weeyty tate cnr iA | and sweater collection, try making the home of Nirs. Marin McVicar| Paul Castle, Virs. William Libby, | oes ot Pr nia “o EL iis 
    a “suspender and buckle’ circle Mrs. John Hatra, Mrs, L. E. Gi 
skirt. Using a basic skirt pattern, Of Raeburn street. Co-hostess Was seer, Mrs, Raymond Commins, Shower Iven | 
you'll find it ll take you about an Mrs. Kenneth Bredow Mrs. George Conibear, Mrs. J. E. 
| hour te cut your circle skirt (felt A cluster of wedding bells hung Gammey, Mrs. Edward Klein- for Mrs. Doyle 
needs no hemming remember?). over the refreshment table that schmidt, Doris Martin and Elsie Mrs. Richard L. Doyle Jr. of 
Then add @ wide waistband and was centered with a bride which Metz. Bloomfield Highlands was honored zipper was surrounded by chrysanthe- Miss Conley will become the. at a luncheon and pink and blue The suspenders can be cut ina mums and flanked with white bride of Wilbert Nowlin, Nov. 24. shower Saturday afternoon. Mrs. 
| She is the daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Frank Souler of, Raeburn 
street and he is the son ot Mr. and 
‘Mrs. Clare Bartholomew of Lake | 
City. Theodore Stickney and Mrs. 
James Dearing were co-hostesses 
for the affair which was held at 
Devon Gables. 
Guests included Mrs. George R. i. 
Oliver, Mrs. Richard L. Doyle, 
Mrs. John H. Cauley, Mrs. Albert | ' matter of minutes. But it's the tapers 
individual touches you'll add aft- . Guests included Mrs.’ Frank | 
er cutting the suspenders that Souler, » Mrs. Frits hasaf, Mrs. will make your skirt a conver- = 
"Black braid Angelus Guild Black braid sewn along the edge 
of the suspenders wil! set off any 
Announces Party Mrs. Merle Yockey, chairman of     
   Hospital Alumnae to 3 * Jeanette Alexander creates a wool jersey middie blouse 
Sponsor Card Party M. Serra, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs. Fr 
Albert E. Knott, Mrs. Calvin J. 
Rhodes, and Mrs. William C. Olm color (blue, cocoa, gray, red) nice- 
Next. dot the suspenders with with alarge sailor collar and dot tie. The outfit is slightly |\y 
) shirred at the sides for an easy fit. 
linen has a front and back pleat.   The slim skirt of rayon 
  (the Angelus Guild of St. Mary in 
the Hills: Episcopal Church an- 
|nounces that the guild is taking large and small sparkling jet but- 
tons. Add four jet buckles and your 
new school wardrobe pet is com-   Plans for a card party to be 
held Dec. 1 at St. Benedict Hall 
were made by members of the St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital Alumnae | stead. 
Others were Mrs. Kendal! Tay- | 
lor, Mrs. Alex Morris, Shakey Go- | | ‘ote over the Will-O-Way play house for | : 7 
¢ Thanksgiving Activities "Remove the suspenders, add an-_% tenet theater party on Nov. 3.] uhen they metal, the Hospital Stay: te of Det, Mire | other petticoat, and you've a new, | 
graceful party skirt for vour dressy 
espe, blouse. 
Another simple sewing task is re 8S Proceeds Holloway Hubbard of Royal Oak 
which will a a. aa and Mrs, Richard Wright of Roch- 
be used for a scholarship fund for | ®e?- 
a student nurse. Chairmen of the ~~. 
affair are Bernice Huntoon and; Stork Shower Given 
Patricia Zielinski of North Ard- | Margaret Dengate. 
. more avenue opened her home for | 
Coming Events a stork shower honoring Mrs. 
George Emmans Tuesday evening. 
Ladies Auxiliary 1230 ros will meet| Mrs. David Shaw and Ann Cook | %@ 
wee want Montcein te OY | assisted the hostess. Guests in-| i 
| cluded Mrs. Anna O'Brien, Sharon | #3 
Friday crening. for’ mitistion. Cannea | Moore, Millie Schwartz, Mrs. Paul- | ie be collected for the home et|ine Kath, Mrs. Charles Halpin, Angelus is program chairman 
for the evening and reports that 
the production to be presented by 
| the playhouse will be scenes from 
great plays and one act plays.   Planned by Amvets Post | Plans were completed for dis- rey and Mrs, Roland Dennis. Mrs. 
| Victor Maiden was appointed as! that of making a weskit. In just 
“Serve our Servicemen’’ chairm inutes ‘ =| for the auxiliary a sectt Seater soakai SD conele William Merrill is director for 
The group's project for Decem-| ment your matador pants or ber- | the play. Actors will come from 
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_|ing and needed articles to be sent| Use a basic bolero pattern to cut 2PPrenuice theater at Will-O-Way. to Korea, Hostesses for the social | your weskit and add three shiny | hour were Mfs. Daniel T. Murphy | jet black buckles. Then. if you Quilting Bee Is Held and Mrs. 0. T. Baxter. wish, you can add a pocket sport- by Mary-Marthas. 
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Group Hears Talk Mary Martha Circle of Oakland If you're grown tired thinking | nd 
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Betrothals 
Announced BIRMINGHAM — Mr. and Mrs 
William Lincoln Graham of Wim- 
.bleton drive, announce the engage- | 
ment of their daughter, Marie 
Louise, to Charles Frank West of 
Melbourne, Fla. He is the son of| © 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. West of 
Sunol, Cal. and a graduate of the 
Marie Louise was graduated 
from Albion College and did post 
graduate work at the Univeristy 
of Michigan. She is a member of 
Alpha Delta Chi sorority, For the 
past year she has been working 
at child placement in Orlando, Fla. 
They are planning a Dec. 17 
wedding, 
bert E, Horne will give a party 
for her. 
Mrs. Whiting Raymond and her 
daughter, Laura Lou, will give an 
evening dessert and shower for her 
Dec. 8 and on Dec. 4 Marie Louise 
will share honors with Miss Ray- 
mond and Susan Loud when Mrs. 
Frederick G. Weed will give a      
      
   
           
   
    
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at Orchard Lake. 
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engagement of interest her home 
attends the Episcopal Seminary 
of the Southwest at Austin, Tex- 
as. 
Barbara is a graduate of Kings- 
wood School Cranbrook and cen- 
tenary Junior College in New Jer- 
sey. She is a member of Sigma. | 
  
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——:_a_-,:, rariamentary THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
Shirley Avadenka Is 
to Jerome Irwin Weiss Study Members 
Explain Duties Parliamentary Study Club met 
| Tuesday in the East Lawrence 
istreet Masonic Temple for a les- 
Ison oon the duties and responsi. , 
jbilitues of club me ibers 
Mrs. Paul Gorman. leader of the 
jgroup explained the lesson and 
iMrs. Dale Moats. sponsor, con- | 
[ducted the demonstration, 
Points considered were advan- 
  | tages and appointment of commut- 
tees, including standing commit- 
{tees and special committees and 
, | their power. Committee reports and | 
| their consideration were also ex- 
plained 
Mrs Joseph Panter club Parla 
mentarian, conducted the question 
box. Mrs. Russell Auten was in 
charge of the guest book. Mrs- 
Basil Hart will be leader for the 
December meeting with Mrs. 
| Moats acting as sponsor. Mrs. Rus- 
» sell Winkler of Huntington Woods 
; Was a guest of the group 
ee   
Story Tellers. 
Hold Meeting | Mrs. Oscar Schmidt was hostess 
in her Garland avenue home for 
the Tuesday meeting of Pontiac 
Story Tellers League Laura Cobb 
told the stories. ‘‘King for Christ- 
mas’ and “Better Than Santa 
Claus " 
Mrs Robert Boggs told about 
“The Little Runt '’ New members 
of the group are Mrs. Wendell 
Green, Mrs. Elmer Hudson, Mrs. 
™ Clayton Rule and Mrs. Gertrude 
  ’ is Marjorie Montgomery's 
for sundown and after—the 
seemingly simple cotton sheer dress has a series of fine, 
| pin tucked panels in the shut.   
Heads Group Mrs. Ernest Taylor and Mrs. | 
William Vogel were hostesses for | 
the recent meeting of First Pres- | 
byterian Church held at the 
elected president of the group. 
Other officers elected were Mrs. | 
Roy Fosbender, vice president; 
Mrs. Fred Waterson, secretary and 
Mrs. B. B. Kimball, treasurer. 
A Christmas party will be held 
in the home of Mrs. William H. 
Marbach in December, it was an- 
nounced, Guests at the meeting 
        were Mrs, J, C. Whitmeyer and   
‘Mrs. Thane Danby of Birming- 
mission study 
Packages Wrapped 
for Missionaries Mrs 
Grove road opened her home Tues- 
day evening to the March Circle 
of Emmanuel Baptist Church. Mrs. 
Jimmy Threlfall gave the devo- | 
tions using as her theme, Four 
Points of Prayer 
Packages were wrapped for the 
missionaries in the West Indies 
and Hawaii. 
  
  
  
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Mrs. Schmidt gave a short talk 
on the art of story telling. Mrs 
Boggs will be hostess for the next 
meeting in her home on Crescent 
_Lake road.   
Reveal Engagement 
| William Hoyes of Waldon road is 
| announcing the engagement of his 
is planned. side Gub Friday. 
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HELEN SMELTZER 
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Smeltzer | 
of Dwight avenue afimounce the 
engagement of their daughter, 
Helen, and Wiliam L. Kight. son 
of Mr. and Mrs. James F_ Highy 
baugh of East Longfellow avenue. 
No date has been set for the 
wedding 
Members Set - 
Future Dates Members of Chapter Nine) Amer 
wan Gold Star mothers met Tues- 
dav evemng in the American Le 
gion Home on Auburn avenue 
Mrs. Joe Doyle announced a state 
department board meeting to be 
held in Lansing on Dec. 2. It was 
announced that a cooperative 
, luncheon will be held on Nov. 30 
}in the home of Mrs. H. C. Hight. 
| Cancer pads will be sewed at this 
meeting 
The charter was draped in mem- 
ory of Mrs. Oliver C. Miller. Guests 
included Mrs. Mary Hawkes. Mrs 
Geroge Joyce. Mrs Glenn Water- 
field 
Club Will Gather   
ham sister, Jeanne, to AIC C. W. Lou-| Mrs. William Vann will open.her 
Mrs. Fosbender led devotions don. son of the B. J. Loudons of} home on South Shore drive, Wat- 
and Mrs.Waterson presented the Ft. Wayne, Ind. A Jan. 8 wedding kins Lake to-members-of-the-Fire- 
  
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  | Honeymooning in Chicago are 
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Irwin Weiss. | 
The bride is the former Shirley 
Avadenka. daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Abraham Avadenka of Chip- | 
pewa read. He is the son of Louis | 
Weiss of Brooklyn, N. Y. and the | 
‘late Mrs. Weiss. 
The 8:30 ceremony was_per- 
|formed Saturday evening at Con- 
| gregation B’Nai Israel by Rabbi 
|Henry Hoschander, before 325 
| guests’ The altar was decorated 
‘with palm trees and pink and 
| white carnations for the candle- 
light ceremony. 
gown of white nylon tulle over 
satin. The gown was topped with 
a lace redingote fashioned with 
a Queen Anne collar. She car- 
and streamers. 
Mrs. Burton Ross attended the 
bride as matron of honor wearing 
a “V"’ necked gown of blue velvet 
fashioned with three quarter 
| length sleeves. Garnet roses on 
blue velvet ribbon formed her 
necklace and she carried a match- 
ing bouquet of roses. 
Frances Avadenka attended her 
sister as maid of honor wearing 
a gown designed like the matron 
of honor’s in coral velvet. She also 
wore a necklace of garnet roses 
on a velvet ribbon and carried a 
matching bouquet. 
| The bridegroom was given in 
| marriage   
Weiss of Wantagh, N. Y. and 
Edward Avadenka, brother of 
the bride, served as his best 
man. Seating the guests were 
Charles Zamek. 
Mrs. Avadenka greeted her 
| guests at a reception held follow- 
ing the ceremony wearing a pure 
sik gown of burnt orange, 
trimmed with velvet.   The bride wore a strapless | 
ried a white Bible with roses | 
| by his brother and | 
| sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max | 
Mike Letman of Detroit, Frank | 
Bommarito of Lake Orion and | ka Is Wed 
A wedding supper was held pre- 
ceding the ceremony for guests 
at the home of the bride's parents 
and a wedding brunch and open 
house was held all day Sunday: 
The new Mrs. Weiss changed to 
a gray and pink suit with black 
accessories and a corsage of white | 
|Toses for the wedding trip. Upon 
(their return they will reside at, 
Lotus Lake, Drayton Plains. 
‘Two Pontiac Women 
Give Shower 
Mrs. Larry Weber and Mrs. 
Robert Harrington entertained at 
‘a surprise pink and blue shower 
|honoring Mrs. Arthur Kelley Sat- 
urday at her Clarkston. home. 
Guests attending were Mrs. 
| Ralph Shiel, Mrs. Nelson Schmidt, 
| Mrs. Ronald Weber, Mrs. Edward 
,Weber, Mrs, Ray Almy, Mrs, Jack 
| Smith, Mrs. Larry Kesthely, Mrs. 
| Louella McMahn, Mrs. Jack Hoop- 
jer, Mrs. Kenneth Mann, Mrs. 
|Charles Mann, Alice Weber and 
| Mrs. Charles Weber.   
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ored slides. 
| Mrs. Donaldson served as nom- ‘Mrs. H. B. Ford 
Feted at Party Annual Tea Caee ee ee eee 
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          Foreign Teachers Observe ‘o * Ld 
eee Is Given b Democ City School Hold M ti jination chairman for the “een Mrs. Raymond Ellsworth and S iven y e Tac 1n 1 Cc OO 
S ee ING “ officers. “ a ees “asa Mrs~ Kenneth Zemke were hus- G d Cl b Foreign. educators studying at |The Netherlands and Joachin We- 5 as ame “nha iP mMan | aA . ‘ < 
Mrs. Lorenz Vasbinder was host. PAS DALIT: Can: Mrs, Fd- tesses Monday evening at a fare arden Uu Wayne University paid a visit to dell from Germany. 
ess to the June Group of First win Gravbiel secretary. Mrs KR. well party ay the YWCA honoring G Pp i H Sed bee! Does Thee After touring the redms, the Presbyterian church for a luncheon ou chctane Geasurer: Ms NE tine. Vi B. Food rosse Fointe ome. educators came with a check list visiting educators joined mem- 
S ‘ive home. | : * asm ; io s a | 5 =| . ; ant 
on a a ae Wi. binder corresponding osecretars (Guests were Mars Gordon O Setting for Benefit ale - cueetve Caring! thelr aay >» imap els Teach- 
recat : . . ye. 6h6and Mrs) Dean Fhompson. Cogswell, Mrs tobert J. Dika, : pe I nm, H . : Ham Beathe assisted the hostess saubeity i \Irs on is T Lohff. Mrs. M Which Aids Youth. raid = fo find out nak _ ers took their guests oe yard 
mee Sa pally a : Mrs. Grover Gilmer. Mes Fdwin Grant Morgan. Mrs. Carmi J. Ode eo , . _ . wich youngsters in schools) of Pontiac and Mrs. Stuar , tions using a Thanksgiving theme Pele MOURERSAS Ne : Kod MM iM Sian. M1. Robercon The Sixth Annual International located in an industrial area learn | braith was hostess in ber West 
= : : Acts “5. Scott, Mrs. Jay Ole Mis and Mrs Alar Ta hy of 4 sc als as ree rent ae a por ee on ay co Gs Maxwell Doert Mtr and Mrs. Ford and children, Tea given by the’ Michigan Divi- values of a democracy. They were | froquois read home for a dinner, 
eee sth oe a t “ fave ‘ report were guests The Christmas meet Puchard and Betsy. are leaving sien of the Woman's National Farm interested m methods of teaching | * Folk dances and songs of the 
a th ; Gadren ial eer g held ing will be held at the Waterford November 26 to make their home and Garden Association was held |citizenship and they wanted to’ \a:ious countries were taught and 
ee eae ve home of Mrs. Milton Fo Cooney in Dallas ‘fexas Wednesday at the Grosse Pointe this summer at Purdue University 
  
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All Sales Final!   300 Pair—Regular $10.95 
High and Low 
Wedgies Broken lots — not alt sizes in attstries. — $ Ass 
  
    
DIEM’S 2 West Huron St. 
Open Friday ‘til 9 FE 2-2492 _ Jack Tee 
‘the dimne; home of Mrs. Standish Backus. 
Proceeds from the tea will sup- 
port the International Farm Youth 
Exchange Program and a project 
called Chrrstmas Adventures in 
World Understanding. 
Area residents assisting Mire. 
Backus were Mrs. Frank RK, 
Chapman of Rochester, Mrs. Clif- 
ford Roberts and Mrs. John W. 
Fitzgerald of Birmingham and 
Mrs. Clifford Eketund, 
Members of the Pontiac branch 
who assisted Mrs. Fitzgerald, hos- 
pitality chairman of the Michigan 
        their school years. 
Included in the visiting group 
were Mrs. Ursula Beltram of 
Cuba, Teshini Endo of Japan, 
Nalia Sarco from Brazil, Jagdish 
Ichhpanani from India, Armas 
| daaskelainen 
stantine Koloves of Greece, Mi- 
echaela Lackner of Germany and 
Akira Manite of Japan. 
Others were Theodoros Photino- 
toules of Greece, Robert Poschl 
from Austria, Mrs. Ruth Robes 
from Cuba, Mrs. Takako Sakurai of Finland, Ken- | know how children learn democ- | 4. onstrated by the representa- 
racy from the very beginning of tives. Mr. Van-DenBerg was 
spokesman for the group and 
thanked Central School staff for 
its hospitality. Gerald White ele- 
mentary supervisor for Pontiac 
|School was a guest for the day's 
activities. 
  
enn Supper Held 
by Women of Moose 
Families of Women of the Moose 
attended a penny supper Monday 
evening preceding the meeting at 
Moose Temple. Mrs. Randall 
  division. were Mrs. William Hart- from Japan, Masao Shimado from Brown was in charge of the sup- 
man. Mrs. Russell Galbraith, Mrs. Japan, Herbert Sadtman ~ from | per. 
Gelston Poole. Mrs. Arthur Selden, Germany, Francesco Zacca from | Committee reports were given 
Mrs C. PR. Gatley, Mrs Standish’ ’ 
DT Sibles. and Mrs_ RF. Gegoux Eg 
Michigan State College, spoke on 
a trip she took around the world 
Members of Zeta Lambda chap- | 
Kenneth W.. White for a toy and 
plastic demonstration 
Guests for the evening were Mrs. . j 
falph Stanton. Mrs. Donald Mc- 
Candless and Mrs. Kenneth White. 
The members learned that Mrs. | 
a member of the chap- ! 
ter, is leaving to make her home 
in California 
A money making project 
Mrs. Robert Bego as chairman, 
was discussed. The next meeting 
Will be am imitration dinner at which 
time the chapter will take in five 
new members with 
Dinnes Dance Slated | 
Members of Birmingham Country 
Club will enjoy a Thanksgiving din- 
‘ner and dance Saturday evening 
Reservations are being taken for 
which will be served i 
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The most exciting dresses from Suzy Perette’s special 
holiday collection for winter's parties and theater evenings 
includes this one in white crystal silk gauze. 
princess silhouette features a Ve shaped tucked panel that | 
descends from the shoulder line doun into the voluminous 
shirt: 
collar decorated uith self-piping bous. 
Golden Agers Entertained    
   ¥ ‘Italy, Reinier Van-DenBerg from 
  Barbara Lee Thompson. daugh- 
ter of Mr 
Princeton street, 
The Rev. Paul Havens performed 
  
ja . ‘Starr served as best man. 
The flattering moulded bodice has a finy round The bride-s-mother wore-aTavy ° 
_iM hite 
|mother chose a navy dress with gown of net and lace and her 
headpiece held a fingertip length 
veil. Her jewelry consisted of 
pearl earrings and bracelet, a 
gift of her sister, and she car- 
ried a colonia! bouquet of white 
and pink rosebuds, 
Donna Krielack was the bride's 
The bouffant only attendant wearing a gown of 
pink nylon net and lace. She wore 
a corsage of yellow roses. Don 
print crepe dress and a corsage of 
. roses. The bridegroom's 
white accessories ahd a corsage 
of rust chrysanthemunrs 
A reception was held Be for 
Life in various countries of the Age group is an activity sponsored | Guests following the ceremony. 
world was described by members’ by YWCA. where the meeting was | 
of Janice <Antona’s citizenship held 
classes for Tuesday afternoon's and Mrs. Lloyd Thomp- | by Mrs. Clifford Lynch, Mrs. Rob- 
lert Singleton, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. 
Others attending form Pontiac a a Elsie Carter and Mrs. Norman 
cere ns CO Purdy) Sirs ‘Couple Wed ‘Carrie. Mrs) Ferman Huston was 
: e y ° » Lowes Mrs. Wo WK. Willman, Mrs . . in charge of the meeting 
We're Moving to 87 North Saginaw Street (fiw ice aco i inate l sn Home Rites charneiof ie MES 
/ : and Alis, ©. ho Patterson: meeting. scheduled for today would 
Our Inventory Must Be Reduced for Moving Mrs Louise Carpenter, of the Saturday 'be held on Nov. 23. The library 
. ~ Continuing kducation Service at | chairman and her committee are 
| sponsoring a money making proj- 
ect on Nov. 20 at Moose Temple. 
jast \ear json of South Shirley street, be-| A card party will be held Nov. 
7 i - fcame the bride of Dennis Brando} 2? in the Third street home of 
a — | Saturday. afternoon in her home.| Mrs. John Baxter, A meeting will 
ea Chapter Has The bridegroom is the son of Mr.|/ be held on Nov 28 in Dearborn. 
f =| and Mrs. Eugene Brando of ast It was announced that those wish- 
; Demonstration ing transportation may 
|Mrs. Ferman Huston, contact 
  ter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority es the three o'clock ceremony before — — 
: : y gathered Monday evening at the be : 30 guests Auxiliary Lists 
243 Pair! Choose your size and come in and ‘get the Motorway dmve home of Mrs.| Be Fic ivide were an ee Wee | 
value of your life! All famous makes, the newest stvles! ; \3 New Members The Wright-Fournier Amvet Aux- 
ihary Post 161 met Sunday at 
Moose Hall on Mt. Clemens street. 
Mrs. Gerald Donaldson, Mrs. Jack 
McVey and Mrs. Edward Good 
were welcomed as new members. 
A report was presented on work 
done by the child welfare com- 
mittee by the chairman, Mrs. Vic- 
tor McNair. Ways to aid retard- 
ed-ehiidren—were discussed and it 
was agreed to send a ‘‘Blind Kit" 
to a child in Korea. 
A report was given by Mrs. Keith 
Rosewall on the success of the 
show beld recently by the auxiliary 
and movies of the show were shown 
by Carl Bartlett.   
IN DRAYTON PLAINS IT’S CECILE’S Presenting the program were 
   
      
        
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be held from 9:30 until 1.30 a.m about Germany, Malque Vargos Sa . . who told about life in Ecuador and 
“ _ ; Sisterhood Has Inger Madsen who told about 
: S . | Pp Norway. : 
pecia rog ram _—— Mrs. Harold Euler was general 
P . Mrs. Sidney Siegel gave the chairnman for the event. She was To make a Wish come true, see Sacony's 
opening prayer at the recent meet- assisted by Mrs. Edward Vier- magic - touched cotton knits in delicious 
ing of the Sisterhood of Temple ‘ech and Mrs. Ralph Strang. colors! 
Beth Jacob. it was announced that The entire group joined in ex. 
the first Oneg Shebat will be held tending birthday greetings to Mrs. 
Saturday in the James K Boule-| Laura Hamilton, Mrs. John Doig, vard home of Mrs. Hubert Curson. and Mrs. Minnie Richards. Mrs. 
| Chairmen of various committees Euler read Thanksgiving medita-| | 
| presented a skit at the meeting. tions and an Edgar Guest poem 
| Mrs. Siegel was the author of the was read by Mrs. Nellie Williams 
‘play entitled “Chairmen on Pa- in memory of former members. 
jrade"’ Mrs. George Wyman was Assisting with kitchen duties for 
|announcer, Mrs. Sanford Saper- the afternoon were members of | 
stein was director and Mrs, James Y-Teens. Transportation was fur- | 
Rosenthal, accompanist. nished by Mrs. George Crane, Mrs. 
The play describeg the func. Marcus Scott and Mrs. maid 
tions of the committees, Taking '!@7s0n. | part were Mrs. Herman Dick. ‘ 
Group Hears Talk stein, Mrs, Harold Chapman, 
Mrs. Abe Cohen, Mrs. Eugene on British Isles | 
| Mrs. Paul Saltzman spoke on — _Ketchel, Mrs. Reuben Berzon, 
‘her trip to the British Isles, Tues- “Mrs. Rudy LoPatin, Mrs, Isadore 
Goode and Mrs. Melvin Eller, 
Others were Mrs. Sam Stolorow, day evening when 20 members and 
Mrs. Malcolm Kahn, Mrs. Sanford 5 guests of Guild 10, Al) Saints 
Saperstein, Mrs. Curson, Mrs..Irv- Episcopal Church met in Stevens 
ing Gordon, Mrs. Joseph Nosan- Hall. 
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Mrs. David Utley read the closing the Dec, 2 bazaar were completed 
Jessie Brewer led devotions. : 
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_ By RUTH SAUNDERS in New York together, returned Cranbrook House Nov. 30. Mrs. dinner Wednesday for Lewis 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Suzanne | home Tuesday. William Lloyd Kemp and Mrs.| Wasey of Cat Cay, and Mr. and 
of Mr. and] ir, and Mr, Weslan G. Wright | Maurice Garabrant will preside at) Mrs,, William Godsey of New 
Mrs. Edwin 3. Andereon, who will et Les Angeles, who formerty |‘%e cotlee table after the concert ped whe are their house. | bg ad OUR FRESH 
Mr. and Mrs, Gerard Monod i, Mrs. Wiliam L. Grah be tite | Sell, Mrs. “Skinner, Mrs. John |bave come from, British Columbia 
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  Blenda Isbey will give a lunch-| > for several days and con. and! kitchen shower Gant af-| caress stat har oak bam en, [end Mra, Arion B.” Titton, ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. 
ernoon: in her home in Detroit.|. spine, se i. pf eg od “ Chubbuck of Lene Pine road. 
Guests will include the bridal at- = Announcement has been ma Mrs. Harlow Davock who has 
tendants, their mothers and close | , Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. of the engagement of Barbara | been visiting here and in Grosse S ial f friends | right Tisdale hosts at) Ann Behn, daughter of Dr. Claud | Pointe, left Wednesday for her peci S. or 
** * a ora. temas Oe Se ot Retin “reet ont home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Clara Gordon, who will herself | unstan . Behn, Her fiance ean d d S d be a February bride, wily enter- | performance at the Cranbrook Pa-) is Paul Trescott Robarts, son of wan aeons bang | ules Fri ay an atur ay 
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  . Barbara is a graduate of Kings- | Laura Lou Raymond, Miss Ray- (°f Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Gornick | : e* | man, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur 
mond will be married Jan, 22 (of Vaughan road. met een —— = on Brookman, Mr. and Mrs, dames | Large Cocoanut Macaroons ... Doz. 60¢ 
to Charles Gets of Scarsdale, . © 8 2 oe Maunders, Mr. and Mrs, Robert N.Y. Mrs, Alyce West of Sterling, | ™ember of Sigma Gamma. Etter and Mr, and Mrs. Eugene | h Rum Cake 68c Utah will come this weekend and| Mr. Robarts was graduated from | ysoore are committee members rencn RUM Uake ........--- sees . 
Miss Gordon's guests will include stay Thanksgiving with her | the University of Oklahoma where} ¢, the * Mrs. Nelson B, Noland and Mary | 88° 00°. ctterinlaw, Mr. and|h@ Was a member of Sigma Chi dance. Lemon Cream Pie .............-+-- 65c 
Elizabeth Smith of Franklin, Mrs. |r “Cuittord B. West of Labser| fraternity and now attends the BD calls halig, weeor dae bart See Se oan of St Cai! road, The Wests entertained Mrs. Seminary of the Southy/ Mies Katherine Martin wil bs Fresh From Our Ovens Shores, Robert Murray, “| Francis Merritt for a few days|¥est at Austin, Tex. They are | guests * BS. See Me Di 1 Y ’ 
bara Kelly, Susan Mock, Grace lest week. planning to be married Dec, 23. | Christie over Thanksgiving. irectiy to You: 
Mack, Nancy Chapel and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fruchauf Mrs. M. M. Burgess will enter- 
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Mr, and Mrs. John F. Gordon; the_holiday with his 
plan to leave for Philadelphia right| Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Girard of 
after Thanksgiving to ‘attend the) Woodward avenue, 
id and Navy game there Nov. Mrs, Thomas E. Wilson retyrns 
| Friday from Ny v* to New York. |   Ann Rainey. ee ee ; | Of Middlebelt road entertained at tain at dinner Friday evening. 
      
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By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE 
» One subject men and women can | 
certainly get savage about is 
‘words they detest. Maybe I should 
have expected it since I myself, 
fee] rather grim about some of the 
expressions I want to see elimin- 
ated from our language. But my 
reactions are mild compared to | 
those of many readers. 
“IT hate, I despise that word,” 
they delcare again and again. 
“A phrase that drives me 
erazy,” writes one who doesn’t 
want to be named, ‘is ‘goodbye 
  
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  now.’ Why the ‘now?’ I cringe 
every time I hear it!" 
Says Jeanette Beindt of Vander- 
bilt, Mich.: “My pet peeve is hear- 
ing men and boys called ‘guys’ all | 
the time. I recently asked a grand- 
mother about her new grandson, 
and she said. ‘He is a sweet 
little guy." The word always re- 
minds me of a gangster story.”’ 
Lillian Gold. also of Michigan, 
shudders at ‘“‘guy,"' too, and feels 
acute nausea about “kid and 
“kiddie.” 
Mrs. Edward A. Bryant of Yon- 
kers, N. Y.. strongly deplores “turn 
of the century,”” “wolfed down,” 
“you see,” and “finally” 
you mean “eventually 
“My really terrific peeve.” 
contributes Irene McFariand, ‘‘is 
Okay and its variations, espe- 
cially ‘okay then,’ meaning good- 
by and ‘okay’ with a rising inflec- 
tion meaning ‘do you agree?’ "’ 
Then Irene adds, as do so many, 
“I'm GLAD to get this off my 
chest!’ Mildred Wright made up 
a little rhyme to express her puz- 
zliement about one bit of bad 
usage 
“When we are mad, we never say 
that we are feeling madly and 
when we're glad we do not say 
that we are feeling gladly. Then 
why, when we're not feeling well, 
do we say we're feeling badly?” 
And why, she adds, do we say 
presently for at present (He is 
presently in conference): majority | 
for most (the of the 
food was eaten)? 
Behind the fence which Mrs. 
dohn J. Dynes of Orange, Calif., 
keeps around overworked and un- majority 
| Pleasant werds are, she says: 
Got, job, contact, cute, babe, Dr. 
Kinsey's name for everything, 
sensational and lurid, and the 
lump use of the word psychology 
In referring to quackery and 
mental tricks. : 
“There ought to be a law against 
sickening baby talk by proud par- 
ents in adult conversation (‘putty- 
cat’, and one woman I know since 
the birth of a baby has taken to 
ealling her husband ‘Da-da’)”’ 
complains Kate Finucane of St. 
Louis, Mo. “But chiefly, I hope 
_| you will enlarge your group to 
take care of another ear-sore: the 
pompous mention of husband or 
wife, 
I object to this most from poli- 
ticians, particularly the boys who 
at campaign time insist on a first- when | mplaints ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NO 
and VEMBER 18, 1954 
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  — 
Aversions on Words and Expressions   a 
  the fall harvest and Thanksgiving scene. This picture inspire lickety-split, fashion-right centerpieces. 
By ANNE HEYWOOD 
woman told me quite bluntly. the 
other day. “A real failure, and I 
don’t know what to do about it. 
I thought maybe you might help 
me figure out how to push him   name, buddy-buddy approach, yet 
who always speak of their wives 
very formally, as: ‘Mrs. Jones and 
I are overwhelmed at . . S 
always think ‘What's he trying to 
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  | she wasn't a mean, nasty woman. | prove? That his wife's above the 
| people?’ ahead, so he'll make money and_| 
be successful like my sister's hus- | 
band is.”’ 
The odd part of this was that 
She seemed qiite gentle and pleas- | 
ant, but very much concerned 
about her husband's future, and her 
own. 
As her story came out, | began | 
to understand the mistake she 
was making, 
Her husband was a ‘sweet, sen- 
sitive, good-hearted guy,’ — her 
words—and that's. why she mar- 
ried him. He was fun to talk to; 
like some of her beaux, who bored 
her to death. 
Before they married, he had a} 
job as service man in an equip- 
ment company. He was always 
quite mechanical, and he loved | 
fixing up broken equipment. Little 
by little, he got smaf{ raises, but 
never qa big promotion, never a 
supervisor's post. 
“We have two teenagers now,” 
she told me, “and we have just 
enough to make ends meet. My 
sister’s children go te private 
    schools, and they have two cars. 
  “My husband is a failure,” a. 
not an agressive, high-handed type | 
| happy life, and no reali poverty. hd 
Money Is No Measure 
of Your True Happiness 
which Dick loves to keep in 
shape. 
| “Dick's job is secure, all right 
but he'll never push ahead into 
the big money. My children will 
| never have the things which their 
| cousins have. I want to know what 
to do about it.” 
Further discussion brought out 
the fact that the bome life of 
this family was delightful. The 
youngsters adored their father and 
his home workshop was a center 
of activity for all the kids in the 
neighborhood. 
Both of the young people had 
after - school jobs, which they 
seemed to enjoy. The woman her- 
self had to admit that her hus- 
band Was a dream—fun to be 
with, gooil-tempered, loving — 
“bat ng commercial drive!” 
Moreover, her sister wasn't, for 
all the money, too happy. 
Her husband was away a lot, 
| working overtime, never seeing the 
children. The sister drank a little 
on 
talk, 
enough alone, She had a good and 
I¢ she did succeed in changing 
her husband into a commercially 
aggressive type—probably an im- 
possibility—she would have a very 
unhappy husband, miserable chil- 
  We jus have one old jalopy, dren, and a wretched life. ys 
  
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| used more permanently. The Yule| 
decorations on them might be | 
so the pillow nestles on the sofa | 
full time. =   Pillows Are Decoration 
for Christmas Season ” The pillows sketched are made 
of felt. The little holly berry and 
too much—and so forth, and so orative, why can’t they be Christ- | leaf shapes are easily cut from 
: felt and need no finishings. or the | 
By the time we finished our for gifts, or to roll up the total berries might be .red beads or | 
I think I convinced this at the Christmas bazaar—just as spangles. The tree ornaments of 
woman she should leave well! whimsy of the season, or to be felt might be trimmed with gold that you have neglected to answer 
cord. If they are lightly tacked 
to the pillow by hand, these deco- Visit Fine 
if Mother 
Invites Her 
Fiance Can Call on. 
Future Relative if, 
Asked to Do So 
By EMILY POST 
The following letter is from a/| 
oung woman who tells me: ‘My | 
y friend is now serving in the 
armed forces overseas. I knew 
this boy seven months before he | 
entered the service. We are very | 
fond of each other and probably | 
will become engaged when he re | 
i | | 
turns. 
“I never met his parents as they 
live in another part of the state. 
Very shortly I will be going to a| 
wedding a short distance from this | 
young man's home. I would like 
to know if it would be proper to | 
call on his mother while I am 
| there?" ; 
Not unless you receive an invi- 
tation from her to lunch or dine; 
or at least to go to see her on a 
specific day and hour. If he has 
asked: you to go to see them, it 
would be proper for you to call 
on them. 
Dear Mrs. Post: When one is 
traveling in a foreign country and 
wishes to take pictures of people 
occupied at various activities com- 
mon in their way of life, is it 
proper to ask their permission be- | 
fore taking the picture? It seems to 
me very rude to photograph people | 
at close range without first asking 
their permission. What is your 
opinion? . 
When taking a close-up of any 
one, you would have to ask, ‘‘May | 
I take your picture?" 
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm going to 
let my niece have a dozen of 
her young friends to a dinner at | 
my house on her twelfth birth. | 
day, Which one of us should send | 
the invitations, and is it neces- 
sary that I sit at table with | 
them? 
| If you are giving the dinner for 
your niece,, the invitations should   
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  bey Cauna Whedba 
He's 32 inches high—big as a 
little boy. We love him’ and your 
youngster will love having a boy 
doll for a playmate. 
Pattern 663 has pattern pieces, 
easy-to-follow directions for a 32- 
inch boy doll only. Dress him is 
size -2 outgrown boy’¢ clothes! © 
Send 25 cents in coins for this 
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- 
tern for first-class. mailing. Send 
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft 
Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea 
Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print 
plainly pattern number, your name, 
address and zone. 
Quiet House 
Needn’t Be   
  
| be sent in your name. If, however, | 
‘you are handing over your house | 
(to her. to give a party, then she | 
' sends her own invitations. In neith- 
er case 18 it necessary that you 
sit at table. You should at least be 
present | 
| If "she sends*the invitations, she | 
_Teceives them at the door and you 
| greet them elsewhere in the room 
/ after they have shaken hands with | 
ber. If you send the invitations, | 
| you receive, standing next to the 
| door and she next to you. 
    
| Manner® |" MAKE FRIENDS | | 
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    The day of a party vou realize 
| the invitation that came to you 
| through the mail. The only thing 
stitched on to stay, and the pil- rations can come off without leav-| to do is to telephone your hostess 
lows put away after the holidays ing a mark. The tacking can be immediately. Tell her how sorry 
for the next year. Or the trimming | done on the underside of the felt | you are for being so forgetful. 
might be made easy to remove |trims, so it doesn't show. Clusters| Then make it a-rule that after important to realize that it's a lot Expensive By HUBBARD COBB 
For every person who is looking 
for a million dollars, there are 
probably a million who are more 
than willing to settle for just a 
little peace and quiet. 
Now one way to get a little peace 
‘and quiet im your home is to 
absorb noises before they can 
reach your ears. There are many 
ways this can be done but right 
| how we are mainly interested 
| those which you yourself can do, 
Some materials absorb sound 
waves better than others, For ex- 
| and so if you face @ picture window and yell at the top of your 
voice for someéne te turn down 
the TV set, eche 
If you hang a heavy drapery over 
the window, your voice won't carry 
near so far. If you hang curtains 
jor drapes over a plaster wall, 
| sound in that area will be reduced 
| considerably, , 
| If you use overstuffed furniture 
| in a room there will be less noise 
‘than if you use wood or iron 
|furniture. If you put a rug or 
| carpet on the floor, it too will ab- 
| sorb sound waves and make for 
quiet. If you put an underpad un- 
‘der the rug, you will reduce the 
| Roise output even more. 
| Of course, when: attacking the 
problem of noise in the home, it’s   
of bells and ribbon loops are even this you will answer invitations 88 easier to absorb the noise in the 
more readily removable.   
  
    
e   It’s like father, like son, like: mother,|colors of shrimp, pink, green or violetta. 
like daughter -for this family group fashion. Feature a 
The stripe and gold shirts are. fashioned of \designed to be worn belted outside’ walking 
lcool loolfing madiras linen in matched \shorts or tucked in with slacks or shorts. 
  5 | day, but didn’t tell me where. J   
  
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD 
“Dear Miss Woodward: We think 
a@ great deal of each other after 
going together for three months. 
Last Saturday night he told me 
he’d see me at 3 o'clock the next 
didn’t see him around any place, 
so I-got-two of his friends to take 
me where he was. 
When we found him he was in a 
car with two of his boy friends. 
he saw me in the car | 
of his other friends, he > 
wouldn't even talk to me. 
took me home. i And 
with tw 
froze 2g 
he 
      Boy Shouldn’t Jump to Conclusions to re-establish things as they 
were. And you won't have to 
worry about returning his be- 
longings. 
If he's mad for keeps, though, 
it back with a smile and a cheerful 
“thank you for letting me have it 
for a while.” Let him keep your 
pictures to remind him that he 
shouldn't jump at hasty conclu- 
sions. 
“Dear Miss Woodward: He isn't 
very cute and my friends all think 
to a party last week and they ail 
kept teasing me about him and 
asking him to dance with me. 
So I said real loud that I'd re- 
fuse if he asked me. Now he won't 
PETUNIA! 
The hand jar 
Which once hela giue 
Is good for other Uses foo /   
  
   
  and comes asking for his stuff, give | 
it’s funny that I like him. We went | soon as you receive them. 
talk to me. I know I was wrong, 
but it was the only way I could 
think of getting back at him. 
How can I endo the damage?” 
Your remark was really aimed at 
your teasing friends, wasn’t it? | 
You wanted them fo stop. You 
didn't want this boy to stop pay- 
  — where it originates than to 
j try to prevent it passing from one 
| Toom to another. For this reason, 
| the most important rooms to tackle 
are the living room or family 
room.   
  ing attentiton to you. Your crack 
  ricocheted. Only thing to do now 
is show him your bark is louder | 
than your bite. By your friendli- 
ness convince him you didn’t mean 
a word of it. Perhaps it will melt | 
him.     Keeping up with the 
early as dangerous 
pass them on a hifi.   
ACROSS 
1 Frontiersman 
who explored 
Kentucky,   
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horizontal closure, the shirt is | Promise you won't do that again. | | ing stamps and \labels, or ary ord gaan gs sealing env 
only take one such call from-you ——— —vsseantne || 
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  Festive, 
and Dates 
Steamed puddings, 
| those made with fruit and nuts, 
| are appropriate to serve at this 
time of the year, and they are 
) easy to serve too, because they 
are usually made ahead of time 
_ and need only be kept warm or 
| heated up at serving time. 
| Try this date pudding soon. It 
_ is a light tasty combination of 
4 fruit and nuts with a batter that is 
< flavored with brown sugar. Steam 
it in a plain or fancy mold, ac- 
cording to your mood, and serve 
it with the delicious pudding sauce 
suggested here. All will agree that 
it is the best sauce they ever 
tasted 
The sance is made from a 
prize recipe fer an all-around 
delicious pudding topping. It can 
puddings alse, and after yeu bave 
tasted it for the first time you 
| will want te serve it often. - STEAMED DATE PUDDING—Good the day you dessert is an excellent choice. The sauce to accom- 
make it, good for weeks afterwards if you wrap it pany it may be used for any steamed pudding. 
“well, With the holidays approaching, this type of 
Simple @oalvine, Is the Key,   
For Hurry-Up Supper 
A burry-up supper for a cold! 
night can be made out of pantry | 
materials. A can of vegetable soup | 
and tomato soup is heated with a| Game has a supreme natural shot!) Don't soak in vinegar. 
box of froben peas or beans in it. | flavor. According to a current | even ter an hour. 
Add a can of little sausages, wien- | sports magazine. the secret of cook-| Make a cooked cornmeal-mush | 
ers or some cooked hamburger, if ing game well is to cook it simply. | dressing and stuff loosely. Place | in @ most gretifying way. 
you have it. & meal-in-one soup. | Here are several recipes you might , one whole medium-sized onion in Steamed Date Pudding 
enjoy trying—should you ever get the neck cavity. Bacon or fresh, | [> polis pater 
| piece of venison or a duck, | fat-back can be placed across the to the delightful flavor of the not 
| sauce. Butter has a way of lending 
  
2 tablespoons butter 
1 egg | | 
NEW AND BETTER Venison Pot Roast breast, but this is optional. | eee ree eee cash tees 
ARM & HAMMER Prepare as for a beet pot roast. Cover with aluminum fol] and | | ‘shspoen salt 
l cup cut-up nute If you like an herb, place a bay | 
| leaf on the meat while it's cooking, 
| but remove before you make the | 
gravy. Venison gravy is delicious, reast slowly ($25). Brown the last 
15 minutes, bat be careful not to 
dry out the meat. 
Wild goose and wild duck are ex- SAL SODA CONCENTRATID j and add butter. Beat egg and stir 
in brown sugar then add date mix- ° 
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         @Ghenns steve bura- 45% «#0 roast the meat covered. cellent ture. Sift dry ingredients together @ served with a tart apple-| ere, brofiers, evens, eetes ies eee ie apie d — and-celery salad. cinnamon-fia- | 9% stir into date mixture. Add 
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2 | you have the cornmeal mush dress- , 
  
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SS | A good dessert with venison is iM€. Hot pickled beets, buttered | “C™V** *18h" Rex | angel food cake with a topping af broccoli and a light pineapple or Pudding Sauce 
state raspberry ice crean lime sherbet concludes this meal, ‘s cup butter 
Rerete ‘that gourmets will rave about, Vee’ cane BOOK Wild Goose * Vanilla or Ghy desired flavoring 
Sete Clean the goose thoroughly. Be| Ever try adding some freshly| Blend except flavor- 
ex (careful to remove all the buck-'/grated Parmesan cheese to a ing in top of double boiler. Cook 
pow > | shot, (Nothing can ruin a meal dressing for a tossed green salad? | over hot water until smooth and 
sTeeneTa kK? |More completely than to have a/ It adds zest and makes a pleasant thickened. Add vanilla. Serve hot 
¥ | guest lose a filling on a chunk of | flavor change. 
  
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especially ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
oesess | a 1 Holiday Air 
   
    
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By JANET ODELL | 
Pontiac Press Food Editer 
Stuffing for poultry is so much a | 
matter of personal preference that | 
it ill behooves us to tell you how | 
to stuff the Thanksgiving bird. All | 
we are going to do is offer a few | 
new stuffing recipes, from which 
you may pick your favorite. 
This first recipe is for the small | 
family. Broiling chickens are used; | 
with the dressing before roasting ; 
each one is halved and_ stuffed | 
so that no carving need be done 
at the table 
Crispy Cranberry Dressing | 
3 cups crispy cracker crumbe | 
1 medium onion, grated or, minced | 
finely 
2 tablespoons butter or margarine 
1 teaspoon nutmeg 
1 teaspoon salt H 
2-3 cup cranberry sauce 
Two 344 to 2‘e pound boiling chickens 
| halve i 
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palms of the hands. Saute onion in ingredients, Yield: About 6 cups. * * @ dd 
Giblets. cooked and chopped 
\4 cup broth from gibiets | 
Crush crackers coarsely in the 
butter two to three minutes, or | 
until tender-crisp. Add to cracker 
| pepper, cranberry sauce, chopped | 
| giblets and broth. Toss to blend | 
| in shallow roasting pan. Top | 
NS broilers are tender and lightly | well, | 
Place two of the broiler halves | 
each with half of dressing. Top | 
| each mound Of dressing with | 
| other half of broiler, | 
| Skewer two halves of broilers to-_ 
gether and pour one-half cup water | 
| around them in pan. Bake at 325 | 
| degrees for one hour, or until | 
  
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Varfous Savory Stutfings Suitable for Holiday Bird 
browned, Makes four ‘‘no-carve” 
portions, 
* 6 8 
Sage as a stuffing flavorer is tra- 
ditional. A gourmet stuffing. for 
turkey is this one borrowed from 
the Italian, which makes interest- 
ing use of diced ham and stuffed 
olives. 
Italian Ham and Olive Stuffing 
2 cups bread cubes 
.2 cups cooked rice 
2 eges 
4, cup diced ham .or luncheon meat 
1-3 cup finely chepped stuffed olives 
‘y teaspoon salt 
‘y teaspoon ground sage leaves 
‘4g teaspoon ground marjoram leaves 
‘4 teaspoon ground black pepper 
\ teaspoon garlic powder 
2 tablespoons reley flakes 
44 cup chop onion 
4, cup chopped celery 
Toast bread cubes in a moderate 
maintng ingredients, Stuff the body 
cavity and crop of a 5 to 6-pound 
chicken, duck or turkey. 
If you wish to stuff a goose or a 
12 to 15-pound turkey, double the 
This third recipe for stuffing con- |2%. ounce) cans deviled ham. It also ‘calls for 
chopped walnut meats, celery 
apples. . 
Deviled Ham Turkey Dressing 
3 cups dry bread crumbs - 
1 cup chopped walnut meats 
tb nay Gieed cake ¢ 
1 cao, tinea a 
Teaspoon of thyme or sage 
1 family-size (44% ounce or 3 small 
viled ham @ 
Mix coarse dry crumbs with 
chopped nuts. Stir in eggs, celery 
and apples. Add seasoning. Addi- 
tional seasoning may be added if 
‘desired. Blend in deviled ham. 
| Makes enough stuffing for one 
small turkey, 
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We know may of you use the 
ready-prepared stuffing. Should 
loven (350) and combine with re. | YOU care to dress it up a bit, try | this recipe that adds celery and 
| whole kernel corn as the surprise 
ingredient. 
Dutch Corn Stuffing 
2 bags stuffing mix 
l cup butter or margarine 
2 cups water 
l cup diced celery 
i small onion, minced 
1 can kernel corn, drained 
Turn stuffing into large bowl.       
Combine water, celery and onion 
and bring to a boil. Stir m butter 
or margagine until melted. Add to 
stuffing and mix - Mix in corn. 
One last stuffing recipe for you 
to consider is cornbread stuffing. 
Cornbread was an early American 
accompaniment for all meat, which 
makes this stuffing right tradi- 
Cora Bread Stuffihg 
1 cup chopped onion 
2 cups bacon fat or margarine 
4% quarts broken cornbread 
4 teaspoons salt 
: senepeene Laon f seasoning 
Sica ca votes 
Cook onion in half of the bacon 
fat or margarine until soft, but not 
browned, Melt remaining fat and 
add with onion to cornbread. Mix 
well. Add seasoning and egg and 
stuff into turkey, 
  
Combine Corn, Onion ¢ 
Keep a can of whole kernel corn 
on your pantry shelf for an emer- 
gency vegetable. Heat with thin 
onions rings, then drain and serve 
sprinkled with minced parsley.     ~ Helps heathy husbands start the day happy! _ 
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Rich and Hearty French Style \Feature Cereal 
| milk candy bars, 1 tablespoon but- Putting too much batter in cup- 
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, ., New ideas in cooking are dif- popped rice cerea] are all the in- over the sides when baked, rather 
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| need be many tings | delicious summer delicacy. 
" va Cereal Candy Crisps thirds full and only one-half full if 
fet id must Ne i ‘e 1 tablespoon butter or margarine you cathe iA batter mixed by 
one s time for long hours in chocoiste ma miik candy bars |the quick met! | € oven- po rice cereal 
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provide remarkable flavor, Ameri- | saucepan. Add candy bars cut in form a cupcake with a slightly 
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Save become resi (gowreis bars are melted and mixture is . oe 
And third, the recipe must be (smooth. Remove from heat. Hot Dessert in Jiffy 
inexpensive, This is particularly | Add rice cereal and stir until i X 4 4 
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or are served as refreshments. ine pan: cut into squares. Let apple slice on bakery shortcakes, 
Today we have a recipe, Cerea! stand until hardened. Yields 16 2-| and slip them in the broiler until 
Candy Crisps, that qualifies. It's inch squares. the pineapple is lightly browned. 
a clever tse of two popular Ameri: ae Pour hot caramel sauce over each 
can foods . . g crisp cereal and Give pot roast gravy rea) zest: serving, and garnish with a puff 
candy bars Its quick to do... Add bottled horeradish to it. of whipped cream. Never fill cups more than two- 
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@ liquid, And, along with making a 
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moist. 
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dry milk way, and it's a sure 
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the best they've ever tasted! 
And be sure to keep a jar of non- 
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for making other good things, too. 
If your recipe calls for milk, just 
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milk and a cup of water for each 
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nonfat dry milk with the other 
| dry ingredients, then follow the 
recipe using water instead of milk. 
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Pineapple Upside Down Cake % cup butter or margarine 
1 cup brown sugar 
8 slices canned pineepple, wel! drained | 
1's cups sifted, all-purpose flour 
1 cup sugar 
2 teaspoons baking powder 
‘y teaspoon salt the same creamy-yellow cake, of 
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plants help keep your taxes down. | Here's a tip for shelling nuts 
for holiday puddings and goodies: 
Soak the whole nuts overnight in 
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COUNTY Auburn Heights 
COPP’S MARKET 3337 Auburn Avenue 
Birmingham 
FISHER'S MARKET 1248 $. Woodward 
Clarkston 
TERRY'S MARKET 12 S. Main Street 
Keego Harbor 
SERBINOFF 
GENERAL STORE 3152 Orcherd Leke Road 
Lake Orion 
- SCHICK’S 
SUPER MARKET 331. S. Broedway 
_ Milford 
SOUTH SIDE 
MARKET 224 S. Mein Street 
Union Lake 
BUD MAROHN'S 
SUPER MARKET 
1550 Union Loke Roed 
PONTIAC 
Baldwin A amie 
MAZZA’S MARKET 118 Baldwin Avenue 
701 Orcherd Leke 
Dixie Highway 
LOTAN’'S DIXIE & TELEGRAPH MKT. 2135 Dixie Highwoy 
Edison Street 
EDISON FOOD 
MARKET 
183 - 185 Edison Street 
Franklin Road 
JOHN PHILLIP’S 
MARKET 360 Franklin Roed 
Perry Street 
PERRY FRIENDLY 
MARKET 1220 WN. Perry Street 
Perry Street 
' BLLINGSEN’S 
FOOD MARKET 332 WN. Perry Street 
Voorheis Road 
2425 Voorheis Road 
Ferry Street   
  
       
   
        
New England’s All-Time | Pound Tin 
Seve 12 Coupons and 
Receive | Lb. FREE! 
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FRUIT SALAD 
35° No. 303 
Can 
  
  
_ Birds Eye Frozen 
Cut Green Beans 
| 10 Ox. 99° Pkgs. 
Birds Eye Frozen 
ORANGE JUICE 
      
    
Birds Eye Frozen’ 
      
COOKED SQUASH 15 Oz. ¢c | 
ay 4 | => Lb. 79° Sunsweet Tin 
Medium Prunes COME IN FOR FREE RECIPE 
2 29 Box . | 
Defiance : 
Open Pit 
  ORANGE JUICE BARBEQUE SAUCE 
18 Ox. Bottle 43° 
  
     
    Riceland Tender ‘ 
      GRAIN RICE } 
Lb. Pkg. , 19° Defiance _ 
Real Gold Irish Potatoes 
        ORANGE BASE 
6 Oz. Can T 7 2 No. 303 Cans 
  
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3!             Silverware Is Versatile 
Your sterling silver hollowware 
can do double duty. A pretty silver 
pitcher can be used for flowers; 
cold meats look attractive on a 
silver sandwich tray; a silver 
sauce boat may be filled with tid- 
bits served with a first-course 
      not on the menu   
      Wholesale 
  OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. 77 S. SAGINAW 
Hotel, Restaurant and Bar-B-Q Supplies 
____BEEF AND PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES 
PREPARED FOR HOME FREEZERS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! Retail 
     
    
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  Young, Tender 
Hen Turkeys Average 
Lb. 
96° 
     
  Oven 
Ready | 
TOM OVEN-FRIED TURKEY—It's new! 
   
        
   
   
    
   
Fresh Killed   
Will Save Time ' Who ever heard of preparing 
just a little over an hour? 
This modern method, suggested 
  beverage on days when sauce is! by home economists, was espe- 
cially developed for homemakers 
| apprecieating the delicate flavor of 
popular fryer-roasters small tur- 
keys weighing 4-6 pounds). 
In oven-frying this way, the 
shortening seals in delicious flavor 
= dry. Here's all you do: 
Oven-Fried Turkey 
| Wash and dry thoroughly a small 
| turkey (46 pounds fryer-roaster) 
j and cut into serving pieces. Com- 
| bine in a bowl 1 cup shortening, 
melted, 4 teaspoons salt and one- 
_half teaspoon pepper 
* Put one piece of turkey at a 
into each piere. “Arfange pieces 
of turkey in two oblong baking 
shallow roasting pan 
Bake in very hot oven (450 
degrees) about 1\4 hours, or until 
tender and brown, turning once. 
'Make gravy with the drippings. 
Potluck Casserole 
Will Win Friends No doubt there's a potluck sup- 
per on your social schedule in the 
near future. Here's a tasty potluck 
casserole which always is a con- 
| versation piece. 
Potluck Casserole 
1 pound grou beef 
1% cups uncooked elbow macaroni 
3 medium onions 
: ag a ee sauce 
| ©. can kidney bean: \ | cure - y ans (1% cups 
% teaspoon salt 
\e teaspoon pepper 
\% teaspoon chill powder 
1 cup grated cheese 
Cook macaroni in boiling salted 
water; drain and rinse Brown 
ground bee{ and chopped onion in 
a little hot fat. 
    ly for 15 minutes 
gredients 
| Serole and sprinkle the cheese on 
minutes. Six servings. | 
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TURKEYS 
   
  
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BUTTER. 59   
    > ~ Add tomato sauce and cook gent. | 
Add rest of in 
Pour into a greased 2-quart cas- | 
        Oven-frying | 4 to 6pound fryer-roasters). 
is suggested by home economists as a new time-! fried turkey is done to a turn in little more than 
saving method of preparing small turkeys ‘the an hour 
“Fried Turkey = a 
Try Pancake Topping | | 
  
      
This succulent oven. | 
1 
If you are interested in waffles 
_or pancakes, here's a topping that. 
will be a change and new taste | 
sensation. Mix equal parts of apri- | 
cot jam and honey* Season lightly | 
with cinnamon, cloves and nut- | 
golden-crisp, succulent turkey in meg. If it’s pancakes, serve them 
‘hot right from the griddle. Del-| 
and protects the turkey from cook- | Paprika and bake. 
  time in shortening and rub well . 
dishes about 8x12x2 or in one la Be | 
| 
        
  licious' 
Utilize Pastry Scraps 
Use those scraps of leftover. 
pastry this way. Roll out thin and 
cut into fancy shapes; sprinkle | 
with grated cheddar cheese and 
Delicious with | 
soups or salads! | 
     
    
      
             
       
                    
       
    
       
     
         
           
   
      
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Pear Dessert Best 
Served Piping Hot The delicate fragrafice of the» 
| pears in this dessert is at its best 
when it is served hot. ! 
Pear Crisp 
%, cup flour 
‘sg teaspoon salt | 
34 cup brown sugar (firmly packed) | 
', cup butter or margerine j 
‘4 cup chopped walnuts | 
6 large firm pears (about 2 pounds) | 
‘, teaspoon ginger 
1 tablespoons grated orange rind 
2 tablespoons orange juice 
Mix flour, salt and sugar; cut | 
in butter thoroughly with pastry | 
blender; mix in walnuts. 
Peel, quarter and core pears; 
slice into buttered baking dish, 
about 6 by 10 by 1% inches. 
Sprinkle pears with ginger, 
orange rind and orange juice. | 
Cover with flour -:nixture. | 
Bake in hot (400 degrees) oven | : 
  until pears are tender and top is | 
lightly browned, about 45 minutes. | 
| Serve hot with pan juice. —is worth 
MORTONS | — 
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Large Box Tide ........27e 
Dog Food ........2 cam 15¢ 
Michigan Potatoes. 10 1. 39¢ 
    
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String Beans      
   
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       FOOD MARKET 148 HOWARD ST. at PERRY PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY 
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 
OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A. M. to 2 PB. M. 
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     wafers 
‘Pie Crust’ flaky! 
eve yet they cost less! ~~ 
These are the new feather-light crackers everyone town is talking about. SKY FLAKE WAFERS sr -this-world delicious — with special talents for 
spreads. Extra out-of. 
      
    
   
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WHEAT LUNCHEON OMELET—This fluffy omelet, 4 
      
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flavor-rich | 
with crumbled bacon and cheese sauce, makes a tempting hot lunch | 
for the school crowd. It uses wheat germ, too, for an extra measure of | 
good nutrition and nna eating. Serve with = muffins. . | + . 1 
Cheese Omelet 
Extra Enriched wittes fell tis thal 
a thid of the 
Is @ stop in Nutrition auth 
should prov ice 
needs It 
the midst of the mest active hours lunch 
day s fi wot 
of the day when children are burn 
Ing up energy which must be 
created by the foods they eat 
| Simple but tempting dishes, with 
la special thought to good nutri 
ition, are well. worth the extra 10 
‘or 15 minutes it takes to prepare 
j them, 
| ‘They make tunch a more in 
viting meal, and they are a step 
teward health and the energy 
and happy dispositions that go 
with it. 
to uSe wheat germ, 
nutritious heart of wheat. This ver- 
satile food gives excellent amounts 
} every dish in which it is used 
Here is a perfect hot Juncheon | 
dish. easy to make 
Wheat Luncheon Omelet 
4 eggs separated 
', teaspoon salt 
Dash pepper 
", cup milk   ', cup wheet germ 
! tablespoon butter or margarine 
4 sitees covked crisp bacon crumbied 
Make cheese sauce and keep 
ready. In a bow!, beat egg yolks 
until thick and leinon-colored, add 
seasonings, milk and wheat germ 
In another bow!. beat egg whites 
‘until stiff, but not dry. Fold egg 
| yolk mixture into stiffly beaten egg 
| whites. 
In a 9-inch skillet, melt butter 
or margarine over medium heat: 
reduce heat to low. Turn ometet 
mixture into skillet and cook 
three (6 five minutes, or until 
omelet puffs up and is browned 
on bottom. Test by raising edge 
of omelet with spatula. 
top of omelet. Bake in moderate 
oven (350 degrees) 5-10 minutes, 
or until top springs back when 
pressed with finger. 
Cut in about 1 inch at opposite   _ sides of omelet with a sharp knife. | 
Crease down through center in 
line with cuts. Pour cheese sauce 
on half of omelet then fold care- 
‘fullv en crease by slipping spatula 
under half of onielet to fold over 
Slip onto hot platter 
immediately Serves four-sivx 
Cheese Sauce and serve 
4 ‘ablespoons butte meited 
a cup flour 
2? cups mitik 
‘, pound sharp American cheese 
shredtied 
Melt butter in top of double boil- 
er over direct heat. Blend in flour, 
| add milk gradually and cook over 
‘boiling water vuntil thick. 
constantly to keep smooth. 
| ‘Add cheese and salt to taste. 
‘cover and continue to cook over | 
‘hot water until cheese is melted. ! 
| Stir occasionally. Yield: Two ee 
[Team Sage, Onions 
Sage and onions are a happy 
combination, Next time you're 
making stuffed onions, be sure to 
include some sage in among the 
bread crumbs. The two flavors 
seem to point up each other and 
make a truly delicious vegetable 
main dish,   
    
  nin aeAiar ai eeanamaE DON'T BE MISLED! 
“IF IT'S ALIVE---IT’S FR ESH!”   
Young 
CAPONETTES 
39: m Ib. | FRYING 212-414 
Turkeys a     » | Turkeys 10-16 Lb. Avg. 
48   
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Muscovy or 
Pekin 
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3 FIsH A Aileen | OYSTERS | 
& POULTRY —_—.J oem and Reet FRESH FISH 
OF ALL KINDS!   
FE 4-1521 
    Lunch is one of the best places | 
the flavorful, | 
jof B-vitamins, protein and iron to | 
stirring Bran-F lavored- 
|Biscuit Dough 
vires Franks 
There probably have been more 
jokes written about the new bride's 
biscuits than any other food. And 
, “While this popular quick bread has 
become more notable than neces- 
sary. still a light. fluffy biscuit 
is a delight’ 
Biscuits have found their ways 
into every meal of the day There's 
nothing more luxurious than serv- | 
ng biscuits, hot from the oven, 
at breakfast. 
Then, they add a touch gf true 
cae e to recipes such as Frank. | 
furter Biscuits 
The extra measure of flaver in 
these recipes is contributed by | 
| ready-to-eat bran cereal. | 
Frankfurter Biscuits 
‘', cup ready-to-eat bran 
*, cup milk 
1', cups sifted flour 
} teaspoons baking powder 
| | teaspoon salt 
| ‘a teaspoon dry mustard 
', cup shortening 
12 frankfurters 
Combine bran and milk; 
stand until most of moisture is 
taken up. Sift together flour, bak- | 
| ing powder. salt and mustard. Cut | 
lin shortening until .mixture _re- 
sembles coarse cornmeal. Add bran 
mixture; stir until combined. 
Turn dough out on floured board: 
knead gently a few times. Roll out 
in rectangle to one-fourth-inch 
thickness; cut into 12 strips. 
Wrap strip spiral-wise around 
each frankfurter, leaving ends open | 
Seal edges of dough. Bake on 
greased baking sheet im a very | 
hot 450-degree oven about 15 min- 
ules. 
Serve at once with wetl-seascnea 
tomato sauce. Yield: Six servings, | 
two frankfurters each. let! Fy 
PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
Family Will Applaud 
‘Honey-Orange Carrots” tender-crisp; 
    
cook them in a small amount of.; each of honey and butter or mar- 
just until they are { garine along with a teaspoon of 
drain off any small} grated orange rind; add the boiling water 
Your family will love carrots if @mount of water remaining in the | drained sliced cooked carrots and 
you prepare them this way. Slice 
~} about six pees sized carrots and pan. simmer until piping hot. Add salt 
Now heat a couple of tablespoons to taste and serve at once.   
  
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How your dog will love Gaines’ great new 
canned dog food! And Gaines assures your dog 
of every food factor that Gaines scientists find 
necessary for bounding energy and vital health 
from head to tail! 
If you'd like to see what a real meaty aroma 
can do to your dog's appetite, just slide a dish 
of Gaines Canned Dog Food under his nose at 
his next feeding. When he gets a taste of it—and 
when you see what it can do for him—both of 
you will become Gaines boosters for life! 
CANNED 
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When i#@ Lhourtill dinner_givethem - Sprinkle crumbled bacon over | 
      that not to0 pier Let golden brown Nasisco Sugar Honey Granams come to the 
rescue when your hungry youngsters clamor for a snack just before 
dinner. Children love these honey-good grahams ... you 
on their wholssomeness. 
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us know that — 
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Plenty of Pigs 
Going to Market More little pigs are coming to 
market! According to local con- 
sumer information agents, the 
amount of pork in the retail mar-| 
kets is much larger this fall than 
in 1953, and the prices are ower 
There are “tons of pork” — 
many cuts! 
Prices on pork loins will vary |   according to the cut — the seven- 
rib loin is the popular choice cut, | 
usually averaging 30 cents less per | 
pound than the choice center cut 
and 10) cents less than the end | 
Joins. In order to tie in an old- | 
fashioned favorite, fresh sauer- | 
kraut is being featured in many | 
stores. 
canned ham, ranging in-size from | 
7 to 10 pounds, can be found at the | 
lowest price available since World | 
War IL. e* ¢ @ 
Chicken is still an economical 
buy. Chicken and noodles. or 
chicken and biscuits. is a taste- 
tempter at this time of the year— 
so st®wers are a particularly good 
value. Price-wise consumers 
should take this opportunity to get 
an extra supply for the freezer. 
As the holidays approach, the 
ices of turkeys remain fairly | 
constant.   * ¢ « 
Tt takes relatively smal! change | 
to put a favorite fish variety on 
the table. However, when the cold | 
weather brings ice and storms to! 
our lake waters, the supply of 
fresh fish will decrease. and it 
will be completely replaced by | 
frozen fish. Now is the time to be! 
market-wise and include fresh fish , 
on the shopping list. 
Rutabagas, turnips and pars- 
nips — the often forgotten veg- 
etables — are plentiful and at 
a reasonable price. For real cost 
saving, Michigan potatoes, on- 
fons and cabbage are still ex- 
cellent choices. “Turkey days” 
suggest the more frequent use 
of sweet potatoes. which are 
available at low cost. 
* s * 
There are plenty of fall apple, 
varieties for the teacher or for | 
the saucepan. Jonathan, McIntosh | 
and Snow apples are excellent for 
all purposes. Varieties of the De- | 
licious eating apple are also pop- | 
ular 
Although the price of bananas 
remains quite steady all year, the 
cool dip in the temperature =e | 
mean an increase in their use. 
They are one of our “traveled’’ or 
shipped-in fruits. \ 
Beef Liver Offers 
Low-Cost Nutrition Now’s the time to include beet | liver often on your weekly shop-| 
ping list. With beef production 
reaching an all-time high, liver is 
an economical buy these days 
Liver. so important nutritional. 
lv. is a good family main dish 
anv day of the week. Properly 
prepared. this variety meat pro- 
vides good eating in addition to | 
  
_ go od nutrition. 
Yeung. tender beef liver may 
be pan-fried.. It browns more — 
easily if coated with flour before 
frying. Brown it in a little hot 
fat, season and cook slowly over 
low heat about 16 minutes, 
turning occasionally. 
Beef liver also may be broiled. | 
Brush one-half-inch thick slices 
. with melted butter or margarine. 
Place. on the broiler rack 3, 
inches from the heat source and | 
hroi} five to six mimutes or until 
well browned. Turn, using tongs, 
and brown the other side. 
  
  
  ! nS |) ‘'ER PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 | eet! 
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OY! Food Buys! You bet! Plenty of them at Nick's! Smart shoppers know a bargain when 
they see it and here are a score or more of real money-savers at Nick’s. Best of all 
these prices remain at this low level all week long... Thursday clear through next 
Wednesday! For more for your money shop at Nick’s big friendly market! 
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Scout troops, Boys’ clubs, Church < 
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        _FORTY-EIGHT > ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
Persistent Bird = *,,""" > cer mates me Noted Author Says Films, ie t ithe tail section. sa soe ns . ogo. cis jasists on Nest eve (TV Limit Writing Ability In Tail of Plane work when. the 1:30 plape returned’ ANN ARBOR @® — Elmer Rice, , movies, is that he has to write to 
LOUISVILLE,. Ky. (UP) — A_| next day. | Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, | fit the medium, usually to fit the 
small bird with a flair for per-| The airline does not assign the | thinks that it is difficult for current |Character of some chosen star. 
sistence and punctuality went | same plane to the afternoon flight! American writers to rise above | “It would hardly be an exaggera- _ 
about nest-building the hard way | each day, but the bird always wait- | the movies, radio and television. | tion to say that no first class writ- 
at Louisville's Standiford Air Field. | ed for the 1:30 flight, Rice, who was on the University | | ing has come from the radio, tele- 
The bird, a sparrow or linnet,| Officials checked each plane’s| of Michigan campus to direct his| vision Or movie fields. Probably 
chose to build in the tail of a huge | mechanical equipment before each | play, ‘‘Dream Girl,” with univer- | because the writer has to cut the. 
airliner which arrived at the field | takeoff, to make certain the small | sity talent, says: | cloth to fit the pattern."" But Rice 
at 1:30 p.m. each day. tenant had not damaged the tail; ‘‘The trouble with a writer who | adds, ‘There's nothing wrong with 
__ As Soon as the plane taxied to a section. is hired to write, say tor the writing for those ne i if that's Tonight, Fri. and Sat. ‘til 9 LLY... 1 ~ Hundreds of ' passed the bar—but turned away 
| from the legal world to write. 
| His first play, he says it was the 
first he ever wrote, was a suc 
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In 1929 his ‘Street Scene won 
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writers are that lucky 
“The young writers are much 
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| But actually, he says, writing is | 
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Bright Farm 
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A broadcast heard here reported 
it had been found effective accord- 
  
Navy Secretary Heads 
Home From Inspection 
MADRID, Spain iH—U. S, Navy 
Secretary Charles S. Thomas left 
by plane today for Lisbon on his 
way home after a four-day inspec- 
tion of American air and naval 
| bases being built in Spain. 
In a month-long tour he visited 
most countries in the North At- 
lantic Treaty Organization and 
watched maneuvers of the U. S. 
Mediterranean Fleet. 
Two Presidents of the United   
-| States -received the Nobel Peace 
Prize — Theodore Roosevelt’ and 
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  on Miami Jaunt 99 Employes Go With 
Virginia Drug Maker 
for 4-Day Holiday 
RICHMOND, Va, & — A Rich- 
at pharmaceutical manufac- 
r closed down his plant at 5 
p.m, yesterday. Four hours later 
he boarded a train headed for 
Miami, Fila. 
But E. Claiborne Robins wasn't 
alone. Exactly 99 of his employes 
thought the trip was a good idea 
and took the train with the boss 
for a four-day vacation in Miami 
Beach. Robins will foot the bills. 
* 6 e 
“Everybody ought to take time 
off and have a little fun now and 
then,"’ he explained. 
Three special coaches were char- 
tered to take the party South. The 
| group will stay at two swanky ho- 
| tels at Robins’ expense. The boss     
Sharp Earthquake Felt 
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Hollywood, ‘ 
geles, It swayed buildings in San- 
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Ventura. No damage was reported.   
    
  
learn to make some Indi 
1. Today’s drawing 
teepees, similar to 
designs in bright colors, 
2. With white library paste, mount the 
paper. When dry, cut out the two 
lines. : 
3. To make Chief Bison's teepee, bring edge BBB around and 
paste firmly to flap AAA. 
over to line FFF and paste firmly g 
on each teepee, and fold openings back on dotted lines D—E and J—K. 
4. To make a complete Indian 
copies of these on other paper.   oi ciasting "atte ar age 
— cae lore, and learn of 
ee et aeceriean Indians. You'll also 
L sgeorage for making two small 
Blackfeet tribe. Decorate the 
teepees carefully following heavy §‘ 
village in mitlature, trace several 
  
Sears to Build Store 
KALAMAZOO WW — Sears, Roe- 
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(You see it in the whole fore-and-aft newness 
of fleet-lined grace that marks Buick the * 
beauty thrill of 1955. | 
New horsepower—up to 236 
You learn more when you get the power 
story. Up to new peaks go the horsepowers 
ofevery Buick V8 engine—a walloping 188 hp 
in the low-price SPECIAL —a mighty 236 hp 
in the Century, SuPER and ROADMASTER. 
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But even bigger Buick news for 1955 is   
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Up goes performance — 
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When you find it necessary to push the pedal 
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on the greatest high-compression V8 power 
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You do what a pilot does when he heads his 
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You do in oil what he 
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propellers.” 
In this case, the propeller blades are inside 
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small bird with a flair for per- 
sistence and punctuality went 
about nest-building the hard way 
at Louisville's Standiford Air Field. 
The bird, a sparrow or linnet, 
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  | work when the 1:30 plane returned | ANN ARBOR ® — Elmer   
THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 _ 
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wrtty bed ewe ovine 4] Mote Author Says Films, | the tail section. It worked busily 
ook off at 430 airy Limit Writing Ability Rice, movies, is that he hag to write to 
| next day. | Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, fit the medium, usually to fit ‘the 
| The airline does not assign the _ thinks that it is difficult for current , | character of some chosen star, 
above| ‘It would hardly be an exaggera- | same plane to the afternoon flight| American writers to rise 
mechanical equipment before each | 
takeoff, to make certain the smal! | sity talent, says: 
tenant had not damaged the tail, ‘‘The trouble with a write 
  each day, but the bird always wait-| the movies, radio and television. tion to say that no first class writ- 
ed for the 1:30 flight. Rice, who was on the University | ing has come from the radio, tele- 
Officials checked each plane's | of Michigan campus to direct his | vision or movie fields. Probably 
play, ‘‘Dream Girl,” with univer- | because the writer has to cut the | 
' cloth to fit the pattern.” But ae 
r who | hadds, “There's nothing wrong with 
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ae, | What the writer wants to do.” 
i Rice, himself, studied law and 
| passed the bar—but.turned away 
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| His first play, he says it was the 
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[ In 1929 his ‘'Street Scene’ won 
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Rice adds. 
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“Anyone who wants to write, will 
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promise, and yet works as a ste- 
ward on a trans-oceanic airline, 
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Ancient Medical Art 
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The practice involves puncturing 
the skin in various spots with gold 
and silver needles. 
A broadcast heard here reported   
  PU ASSIGNMENT FOR: 
JUNIOR EDITORS     
  
        
INDIAN LOKE—The Teepee 
This week Junior Editors will study Indian lore, and learn of     
Navy Secretary Heads 
Hgme From Inspection 
MADRID, Spain H—U. S. Navy 
Charles S. Thomas left 
by plane today for Lisbon on his 
.| way home after a four-day inspec- 
tion of American air and naval 
bases being built in Spain. 
In a month-long tour he visited 
Most countries in the North At- 
lantic Treaty Organization and 
watched maneuvers of the U. S§. 
Mediterranean Fleet. 
Two Presidents of the United 
States received the Nobel Peace   
.| Prize — Theodore Roosevelt and 
Woodrow Wilson.   many interesting things in the lives of American Indians. You'll also 
learn to make some Indian toys, starting with the teepee. 
1. Today’s drawing shows the pattern for making two small 
teepees, similar to those used by the Blackfeet tribe. Decorate the 
designs in bright colors, then color the rest of the teepees tan. 
2. With white library. paste, mount the whole square on stiff 
paper. When dry, cut out the two teepees carefully following heavy 
3. To make Chief Bison’s teepee, bring edge BBB around and 
paste firmly to flap AAA. On Chief Eagle’s teepee, bring edge GGG 
over to line FFF and paste firmly to flap. Then cut lines C and H 
  
Sears to Build Store of land off the main Kalamazoo 
business district for a new KALAMAZOO — Sears, Roe- 
buck & Co. ) announced it |$1-500,000 store. The purchase price 
has purchased a seven-acre tract of the land was said to be $400,000. 
  Takes Workers 
on Miami Jaunt 99 Employes Go With 
Virginia Drug Maker 
for 4-Day Holiday 
RICHMOND, Va, ® — A Rich- 
mond pharmaceutical manufac- 
turer closed down his plant at 5 
p.m. yesterday. Four hours later 
he boarded a train headed for 
Miami, Fila. 
But E. Claiborne Robins wasn't 
alone. Exactly 99 of his employes 
thought the trip was a good idea 
and took the train with the boss 
for a four-day vacation in Miami 
Beach. Robins will foot the bills. 
* 6 ¢ 
“Everybody ought to take time | 
off and have a little fun now and 
then,” he explained. 
Three special coaches were char- 
tered to take the party South. The 
group will stay at two swanky ho- 
tels at Robins’ expense. The boss   THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 138, 1954 
gave each employe $100 for spend- 
  
Sharp Earthquake Felt 
in Southern California 
LOS ANGELES » — A short, 
Ventura. No damage was reported.   
  
        Huddik’s 
AS USUAL 
AT THEIR NEW LOCATION 
23 N. SAGINAW a 
      
     
  
    
4 BRIGHT NEW FRESHNESS greets your eyes 
and tells you: Buick’s done it again. 
You see it in the bold distinction of that 
gleaming Wide-Screen Grille. You sce it in 
the rakish sweep of the rear-end contours. 
You see it in the whole fore-and-aft newness 
of fleet-lined grace that marks Buick the 
beauty thrill of 1955. 
New horsepower—up to 236 
You learn more when you get the power 
story. Up to new peaks go the horsepowers 
ofevery Buick V8 engine—a walloping 188 hp 
in the low-price SPECIAL —a mighty 236 hp 
in the Century, SuPer and ROADMASTER. 
And it’s new, more responsive, far abler 
power you can literally feel as you go. 
But even bigger Buick news for 1955 is something more than style and power. /f’s 
what the “variable pitch propeller” now has 
done for Dynaflow Drive.* 
Up goes performance — 
and gas mileage too 
When you find it necessary to push the pedal 
to the floor board, you do more than call 
on the greatest high-compression V8 power 
in Buick history. 
You do what a pilot does when he heads his 
plane down a runway. 
You do in oil what he does in air — you cut 
down take-off time by using “variable pitch 
propellers.” 
In this case, the propeller blades are inside 
the Dynaflow unit. But they’re engineered 
to swivel or change their “pitch” just like 
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NEW DELHI (UP) — The prog-. 
ress of Indianization in foreign-' 
controlled firms in India has 
progressed favorably, according to 
the latest official figures. The only 
exceptions are plantation estates 
and jute companies. 
An analysis of the latest returns 
shows that in the lowest salary | 
group — $62 to $100 per month — | 
virtually the entire personnel is 
Indian. The salary group from 
$100 to $200 per month also is now. 
overwhelmingly Indian, the actual | 
percentage having risen from 56.5 | 
in 1947 to 93.3 in 1954. | 
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Ethel Merman and Fanny Brice 
Calmest Performers Opening Night   
    By EDDIE CANTOR | gested he eat some dinner. But Ed was too 
What makes. opening night in the theater | nervous to swallow a thing. 
different from the others? An actor who is | Finally, at Sobel's insistence, he gave in. “All 
cool as an ice cube, otherwise, becomes panicky | right, just bring me something light.” He 
to the point of being tll. Not so much the out- | i kfurters. baked 
of-town openings. It’s that New York Broad- actually devoured a plate of frankfu : 
way crowd that frightens them | beans and four dill pickles, then went on and 
My nomination for the calmest opening night | phiied thes first -nighters 
performer is tied between the late Fanny Brice Jolson always complained of a sore throat 
and Ethel Merman. Ethel has never worried) before an opening performance and insist- | 
about the audience. “They paid to see this| ed he couldn't go on, but he never missed | 
show. Let them be nervous,” she has said. an opening and never was anything less 
One time the great singing start Nora — than a smash hit. Psychosomatic I guess — 
Bayes, watching her cast pacing nervously we'd call it today. 
backstage before the opening night curtain, My old friend, W. C. Fields, never gave the | 
soothed them with this: “Is there any sane wise Broadway audience a thought. The night | 
reason why God shouldn't love you on Mon- j|he opened in Ear! Carroll’s “Vanities” Fields 
day night in New York after He permitted (walked out of a prop building. He ney 
you to be a riot on Saturday night in Bos- | kicked the door a little too hard and the build- | 
ton?” | ing, made of canvas and light boards, fell down. | 
Bernard Sobel, Zlegfeld’s great press agent,|In that typical Fleldian voice, he merely said, | 
recalls Ed Wynn’s agonies the day “Simple | “They don’t build ‘em like they used to any       
spect of technical and non-tech- | Ed hadn't had a bite of food all day and sug- | (Copyright 1954) 
nical posts has risen from seven | 
per cent in 1947 to 32 per cent | cases for any foreign firm that re-| 18.642 while the number of foreign- | 
' fused to hire Indians. ers rose. only to 7,750. in 1954. 
India, unlike other countries, has | 
depended upon persuasion in get-. 
ting foreign-controlled companies 
the number of foreigners and num- | 
ber of Indians it hires. This return ecutive positions. In 1954, the} Only 3 per cent of the nation's stands in front of the Brown gym- 
has proved a corrective in most! number of Indians had risen te! galt is consumed as food. | nasium. though the number of Indians em- 
to hire Indians in the higher paying Ployed has increased, the number Swiss 147, Germans 86, Danes 73, founded Rhode Island in 1636 is 
jobs. Every foreign-controlied firm of foreigners has stayed about the Dutch 67. Swedes 55, Pakistani 45, | preserved at Brown University. It 
has to submit an annual report on | same. In 1947, there were 6,162 , Chinese 40. forms part of the rear of a pedestal   
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‘New Cavern i in vlowa | 
Not-Very-Wild Boars Run to Be Opened Soon 
Gantlet of Belgian Hunters ST. HUBERT, Belgium —Well, j matically upright, and rolling his 
if you are one of the people to eyes and snorting as loud as he 
whom I promised to bring back 
a wild boar’s ear as a souvenir of 
Belgium, you might as well for- 
get it. 
T can’t deliver, Im coming home 
without the bacon: 
It was a desperate idea anywa\ 
  ‘It came to me only after a frend 
said pityingly: 
“Every writer I know worth his nice 
salt is on safari in Africa, bagging Bruges” 
his rhino, buffalo and elephant—to| 
prove his manhood. What are you | 
proving by going to Belgium?”’ 
* * * 
“I’m after wild boar, that is an 
even more important test of man- | 
hood,’’ I replied, on the 
the moment 
dangerous game in the world,’ I 
told him. ‘Don't you know that 
eight—or was it nine—of King 
Arthur’s Knights of the Round) 
Table were tusked to death by 
maddened wild boars? No a 
stuff—like using guns, You spear 
‘em from—horseback.”’ | 
He didn't believe me until I as-| 
sured him wild boars’ ears were 
great trophies in Europe, and were 
used as bookmarks, or, when dried 
and cured, as poker chips. Soon I 
had promised to bring back more 
than 90 wild boar ears. 
* * «@     “well, Rover, you've really lied 
your way into trouble this time,"’ 
my wife told me as I left. “Unless 
you find a dead pig in the woods 
identification in case of accident— 
and wrote out a one paragraph 
will leaving all my debts to my 
wife 
“Now where do I borrow a spear 
and a horse?” I asked, recalling 
that the last time I had been on 
“Oh, that style of hunting went 
outlong ago,” my host, who has 
bagged nearly 100 wild boars, ex- — = rifles now, ” 
ge he described ay it is done. ptt} 
bath ; 3 E¢ 
4 u aft 3 
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then seldom attack a hunter. We 
go to some expense to keep them 
cheerful. If it is a bad winter, we 
spread acorns and potatoes in the ’ 
forest so they will not suffer for 
lack of food.” 
Well, that drained away my re- | 
maining hunting lust. 
of each hunting season an old 
grandpa boar calls his family to- 
gether and says, ‘The proprietors 
of the forest have been very kind 
to us this year. It is a matter of 
family honor that we show our 
gratitude. We must let the hunters 
have their sport. As I am old and 
bored with being wild anyway, I 
will volunteer torun by the firing I could see | 
now how it all works. At the start | 
  lanes today. Remember, noblesse | 
oblige!"’ 
s e ¢ 
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- OGDENSBURG, N. Y. (UP) — | 
Development of the St. Lawrence | 
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By ED WILKS l 
NEW YORK u—In a ‘move to 
revamp their pitching staff in one 
sweeping deal, the New York 
Yankees picked up Bullet Bob Tur- 
Jey and Don Larsen, a pair of 
young righthanders, from the Balt- 
imore Orioles in a trade that may 
involve as many as 12 players, 
The Associated Press learned from 
an authoritative source. 
* * 
In addition to Turley and Lar- 
sen, perhaps the most promising 
of the young pitchers sprinkled 
among the also-ran teams of the 
American League, the Yanks also 
reportedly received shortstop Billy | 
Hunter. 
*. * *& . 
In return, the Yankees, who had 
made repeated inquiries about all 
three Orioles in the past, gave up 
veteran outfielder Gene Woodling 
and a disappointing righthanded 
pitcher m Harry Byrd as well as 
first baseman Eddie Robinson, 
utility infielder Willie Miranda and 
Jim McDonald, a #1 righthander.   Several minor league players also 
are said to be involved. 
The deal—one of baseball's big- 
gest in recent years—is expected 
to be confirmed Thursday in two 
separate press conferences called 
by the Yankees and Orioles. 
Two of the minor-league players 
are believed to be catchers—Gus 
Triandos, who played at Kansas 
City last season, and Hal Smith 
of Columbus (Ohio). 
* * * 
Neither Turley nor Larsen had 
impressive won-lost records with 
the seventh-place Orioles. But Tur- 
ley, 24, powered his fire ball for 
a league-leading strikeout total of 
184 and had an earned-run aver- 
age of 3.46 while winning 14 and 
losing 15. 
s * ®@ 
Larsen, 26, had a miserable rec- 
ord, winning only three of 24 de- 
cisions, but still was held in high 
regard by the league. One of his 
victories was a shutout against the 
second-place Yanks, who lost out 
in the pennant racé for the first   
Detroit fo Represent U.S. pionships. 
The Yanks lost little in giving 
up Byrd. who finished with a so-so | 
9-7 record that fell far below the | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
er dea] with the Philadelphia Ath- 
letics last winter 
os + @ 
Woodling, a Yankee for the past Turley, Others Go to Yanks in Big Player Deal tire since 1949. In between, the| Yanks’ expectations when they | six years, was hobbled by injuries | 
Bronx Bombers won an unprece-! picked up the 30-year-old hurler | last season and batted only .250— 
dented five straight world‘ cham- | along with Robinson in an l1-play- | his lowest mark in nine major 
league seasons. 
* | * * 
| Hunter, at 26; has two major 
|league seasons behind him, with | season, Hunter has proved prom- | 
the St. Louis Browns and the 
Orioles, as “‘a new Marion’. | 
Not a hitter, he batted .244 last 
ising in the field and could be the 
Yanks’ replacement for veteran 
Phil Rizzuto.   
  in Bid for 1960 Olympics DETROIT w& — Fred Matthael, 
a@ man who has spent 18 years and | 
an estimated $200,000 of his own 
money to bring the Olympics to 
Detroit's nomination to represent 
rs os 
itrseuit t 
Olympic committees are 
site,” siad the wealthy Detroit 
t corporation president, ‘and 
if that's the case this side of the 
hemisphere will be out of the 
question. 
“Usualiy the international 
Olympic comunuittee i 
  
  certain area rather than a spe- 
cifie spet and the site that area 
is in gets the games.”’ 
Matthaei, who will be one of the 
Detroit representatives in Paris 
June 14-17 if Detroit's nomination 
is ratified, said about 1 cities 
around the world will be considered 
there. Chief contenders besides De- 
troit are Rome, Mexico CQity,| | 
Buenos Alres and Tokyo, he said. 
Two Prominent 
Sports Figures   
Attack NCAA Krause, Allen Score 
Policies, Urge Press to 
Be ‘Watchdog’ 
TAMPA, Fila. ® — Twe promi- 
sports figures attacked poti- nent 
. | cies of the National Collegiate Ath- 
vetic Assn. Wednesday at The As- 
sociated Press Managing Editors 
Assn. 
Ed (Moose) Krause, Notre Dame 
athletic director, renewed his criti- 
cism of the NCAA's television pro- 
gram and called for a complete 
revision. Dr Forrest C. (Phog) 
Allen. Kansas basketball coach, 
said an “enforcer’’ was needed for 
the rules governing subsidization 
and proselyting and urged _ the 
press to take an active role as a 
watchdog on NCAA rules, 
* * * 
Krause and Allen appeared with 
Al Lopez, manager of the Cleve- 
land Indians, on a panel and told 
the newsmen how they would edit 
sports pages. . * 
Krause said professional football 
attendance was up because of 
widespread television but he made 
it clear Notre Dame did not intend 
to pull out of the NCAA over the 
matter of television restrictions. 
Allen said “folding money over 
or under the table is the worst evil 
in college” and that ‘‘the cause of 
the lack of enforcement is college 
presidents. They do not want to 
surrender power.” 
Lopez said he would like to see 
the sports pages “‘bring out the 
inside information of sports, the 
finer points” and that if he were. 
      
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Montreal Wins 
Big-4 Opener HAMILTON ®—If the Big Four 
football final between the Hamil- 
ton Tiger-Cats and the Montreal | 
Alouettes ends up in a tie Satur- 
Montreal defeated Hamilton 14-9 
Wednesday in a close battle open- | 
ing the two-game total-point se- 
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“The referee can order the 
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Ed Furgol Scores Ace 
at 125 Yards Yesterday | 
_ST. LOUIS W—Ed Furgol, Na- | 
tional Open Golf Champion who 
injured his one good arm recently, 
dropped his tee shot for an ace 
Wednesday on a 125-yard hole. 
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exhibition tour in Australia.   
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ALL-AMERICA PROSPECT — Key - 
Sparrow, University of Detroit Titans’ 
a definite All-America cage prospect 
That’s what his backers in this area 
* .   top 
this 
believe. 
Key to Titans’ Hopes   
Pontiac may have its first All- 
America basketbail player for the 
season. The player -forthcomi ing 
nominated by a nationa] basketball 
star who now owns all scoring and 
rebounding records at the Univer- 
sity of Detroit.     
e! By JACK PATTERSON 
area got just about perfect coopera- | 
‘tion from the weatherman for Mon- 
day's opening. An absence of snow 
served, perhaps, to mar classical 
tradition but at Paybreak it was | 
cold enough for even the mossiest- | 
backed diehards. | 
With the large number of deer) 
known to be in this area heavy.     so day at Montreal, it could g0° on kill seemed likely. Oddly enough it ;, and on and on. didn’t materialize, ’ 
The rather messy job of dress- 
ing out a buck at our camp first | 
‘was done by Hugh Grove, who — 
tumbled a nice +pointer about an 
hour after the season began. 
Of.our neighbors next door at 
Camp 24, only Glenn Griffin man- 
aged to hoist a buck on the rack 
at the end of the Ist day, All the 
boys there reported seeing very 
few deer although they were in 
evidence everywhere a few days 
ago. 
Up at the Ten-Buck Club, things 
were even worse with Bill Bundy 
the only member reporting so 
much as a near-miss. Picture was 
pretty’ much the same everywhere   
  Expected Heavy Deer Kill 
Has Failed to Materialize while it wasn’t what is generally 
CURRAN—Deer hunters in this Consideréd prime deer hunting: weather it was useful for other 
purposes—napping under a _ tree 
being one of them—and 
pleasant to be up and about in, 
It was a day full-of near misses, 
but there is always tomorrow and 
this column ‘has repeatedly pointed 
out there is a great deal more to 
hunting than merely reducing some 
wild creature to a mass‘of more 
or less edible meat. 
Cincinnati will Open 
Baseball Season April 11 
CINCINNATI, «®—The Cincin- 
nati Redlegs, a second-division club 
for a decade. will open their 1955 
baseball campaign against the Chi- 
cago Cubs April 11. 
The Reds, the first profes- 
sional baseball team,’ traditionally 
start the season at home. 
The 195 home schedule, re- 
leased .W , shows 36 night 
games at Crosley Field, four more 
than last season. 
Only eight midweek day games 
  
WEST.PALM BEACH, Fla. #— 
  Brilliant Guy Sparrow Expected to Set 
Pace for UD in Tough MVC Campaign 
rated the top contenders with De- 
troit, Tulsa, Oklahoma A & M and 
| Houston all boasting improved ball 
clubs. 
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The Titans open the season Dec. 
  
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Average Could Be Big | 
Factor in Game 
By JOHN BARBOUR 
ANN. ARBOR #—The Big Ten’s 
top football offense is a 13-point 
favorite to beat the Big Ten’s 
  best defense Saturday. but the late 
Fielding Yost would have taken | 
the bet. 
Ohio State, the offensive leader, 
and Michigan, the defensive lead- 
er, face each other in the windup 
of the Big Ten season before the 
nation's television cameras in Co-' 
lumpbus, Ohio. ® 
For the 12th time in 15 years the , 
battle will decide the Big Ten title. | 
The situation seems “made” 
for Yost, who dieg in 1946 but 
athletic director 
The Yost doctrine was based on | 
a sound defense. Michican coach 
Bennie Oosterbaan says, ‘‘defense 
is important, but so is your of- 
tensive igth.””     The Big Ten statistics, released | 
today, gave both Michigan and 
Ohio State the leadership of the 
defensive and offensive rankings. 
But one team, Northwestern's Wiid- 
cats, still without a conference vic- 
tory, are the ball club which has 
“the controt of the ball | 
the most this season. Northwestern | 
has an average of almost 73 plays | 
a game while limiting opponents to 
about 59. The main weakness of the 
Wildcats has been in. the fumblifig 
department, where they average 
four a game. 
One thing is’ obvious. Northwest- 
ern was not beaten badly by either 
Ohio State or Michigan. Both 
teams defeated Northwestern by 
mer may help the Michigan cause 
extensively. Kramer is the Big Ten 
master of the punt with a 41.2 yard 
average. The punt is an essential 
pen again. 
Amateur Golf King 
Palmer Becomes Pro CHICAGO @—The 154 U. S.   
  in field position. 
    
Last Public Appearance?   
  PHILADELPHIA w — The tall, 
thin-man — no longer spry and 
erect—entered the hotel ballroom 
haltingly with the help of a cane 
and his omnipresent chauffeur, 
Someone started singing “happy 
birthday” and everyone joined in 
the slightly off key male chorus 
tha: grew in volume and disson- 
ance. 
For any of those present it 
was a throat-filling moment as 
the old man with the matching 
white eyebrows and hair : was 
guided across the ballreom floor 
to a six-tiered cake. 
There were indications that Con- 
nie Mack was making one of his 
| final public appearances. 
It was probably one of the nois- 
iest and saddest birthday parties 
on record. The illustrious guest of 
honor stayed only 15 minutes and 
that brief period was one of flash- 
bulb popping, singing, cheering 
and pushing activity—the kind he 
would have enjoyed more a few 
years ago. 
It wasn't really Connie'¢ birth- Note of Sadness Marks 
Party for Connie Mack   day. He won’t be 92 until Dec. 23 
—two days before Christmas, but 
the members of the Reciprocity 
Club, a Philadelphia fraternal or- 
ganization, wanted to honor the 
“grand old man of baseball” and 
his longtime friend, Clark Griffith, 
owner of the Washington Senators. 
The invited a number of local 
sports figures like Heward 
Ehmke, who once pitched for 
-Connie Mack in the heyday of 
the Athletics. And there was 
Bing Miller, another “big name” 
fn Athletics history. 
Clark Griffith couldn't make the 
trip to Philadelphia to help cele- 
brate his old friend's birthday— 
and his own 87th—a little early, 
es 8 ¢ 
Suddenly it was all over. Mack's 
son, Earle, helped him to his feet. © 
A hush fell over the crowd as Con- 
nie moved windingly among the 
tables toward the door. In a 
moment he had gone and there 
didn’t seem to be nearly as much 
gayety in the room as there had 
been earlier.     
  
Ameche Closes 
Great Badger 
Grid Career 
‘Strongest. Runner in 
Football’ Has Gained 
3,319 Yards 
MADISON, Wis. ) — The big 
guy who carried Wisconsin's fogt- 
ball fortunes on his swaying shoul- 
ders for four years winds up his 
college career Saturday. 
“The strongest runner in foot- 
ball history not excepting Bronke 
Nagurski,”” was the tag hung on 
“Alan (The Horse) Ameche by 
coach Red Sanders of UCLA a 
up Sanders’ statement. °¢ 
The 212-pound battering ram, 
who'll wear Wisconsin's cardinal 
for the last time at Camp Randall 
stadium Saturday against Min- 
nesota, has carried the bal] more 
times and gained more yarc¢-ge 
than any other fullback in college 
football annals. 
Ameche's yardage, including the 
Rose Bow! game of 1953, totals up 
to 3,319 in 688 attempts. He broke 
the old NCAA ground gaining rec- 
ord of 3.166 yards set by Ollie 
Matson of San Francisco three 
years ago against Purdue two: 
weeks back and already held the 
mark for number of tries. 
Midget Cage 
Play to Start 
First Session Slated 
for Saturday Morning 
at PHS Gym 
Pontiac Parks and Recreation 
Department's annual midget bas-     
  
| ketball program will get ander way 
the 
Saturday’, 
wilt be the Ist of 14 weekly 
meetings. 
Fundamentals will be stressed at 
the Ist six sessions, After thé 
Christmas teams will be 
divided and as to ability 
in competition with teams of equal 
ability. 
Instructors will be Dean Wilson. 
Robert “Des” Boyce and Ed 
Heikkinen, of the Pontiac High 
athletic staff. 
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Today’s Pontiac Press   Trojans Stress 
Defensive Work 
for UCLA Tilt Coach Jess Hill Hopes 
to Stop Bruins’ First 
Charge ; 
By JACK STEVENSON 
LOS ANGELES i — Word has 
come from the secret practice 
field that the University of South- 
ern California Trojans are stress- 
ing defense as they prepare to 
meet UCLA Saturday. 
It’s no surprise since the high- 
scoring Bruins, undefeated and un- 
tied in eight games, have scored 
the first time they controlled the 
ball against all opponents except 
Maryland. 
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Coach Jess Hill undoubtedly be- 
lieves if he can stop the first Bruin 
charge the chances of the under- 
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the lth. 11,000 in person spectators and | ‘ of Brooklyn into a mess ahd sub- 
mission in the 15th and final round 
of a bruising, Zany Alans La! 
tle in the vast Cow Palace. 
s * *& ‘ 
Referee Ray Flores halted the 
massacre, ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
SEC SELL 
    
Deer Kill Is 
About Normal Hunters Report Unusual 
Success in Portions of 
Upper Peninsula 
LANSING W — Michigan deer hunters out during the first four to his rival 
from Brooklyn. 
Twice Carter had his man on 
the deck—from a whistling left 
hook to the chin in the ninth for 
The knockdown in the ninth, the 
second in Paddy’s career of some 
$3 fights, signaled the outcome. 
|The battering in the 14th spelled out the finish and actually the 
technical knockout in the 15th was 
gy thrill since he started boxing 
we 6 «@ 
His manager Willie Ketchum 
said he has no immediate plans for 
ested in a title match with one of 
the nation’s newest television at- | fight inside,” 
weeks, if he wants to, I know I 
anticlimactic. 
Carter called his victory the big- | 
Jimmy but he is definitely inter- | 
  arate the men in oe clinching. 
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gate receipts of $48,676. 
This was Paddy’s first fight |’ 
‘since beating Carter and he said | 
the layoff hurt him. He also said |; 
he favored his left elbow. It was 
this elbow quirk which led Paddy 
to postpone the original date last 
June for the rematch. 
* * * 
Carter simply had too ‘many |: 
       weapons for DeMarco. He started 
out a little slow and Paddy forged 
into an early lead. 
Then Jimmy began moving in. 
He kept an excellent left hand 
working to the head, and his right | © 
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Regularly 
days of the season are having jrections. California's Cisco A@-| a4 stern authority. Priced at about the same success as last — * * « Paddy absorbed an awful beat- year, the conservation department 
said today. 
Early reports reaching conser- 
vation department headquarters 
put the deer kill at about normal 
for the upper peninsula and from 
  
    Flores came from the DeMarco 
“pushing” him. “He had me’ off 
balance all night,’’ Paddy charged, Bitter criticism of Referee Ray | ing in the 14th. He sopped up more 
blows as the 15th opened. He was 
camp. Paddy accused Flores of;in miserable shape, unable to con- 
tinue his game performance, when 
the match was stopped.   —— eee 
  
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part of the lower peninsula, 
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State Revenue From. : 
Racing at New High NEW YORK « — Wagering at 
thoroughbred race tracks in the | 
U. S. dropped 2.1 per* cent from 
last year but the states’ revenue 
soared to a new high as the | 
pari-mutuel betting exceeded two | 
billion dollars for the 2nd time 
in history. 
Figures are not yet complete, 
since the horses are still running 
in four states, but a survey by 
the Associated Press showed the | 
treauries of 24 states received 
$140,146,751 from the $2,024,539,986 , 
wagered. 
Figures were estimated on Mary. | 
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West Virginia, which have not fin- 
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REGAINS CROWN—Referee Ray Fiores restrains Jimmy Carter | 
| after 14 seconds of the 15th round in last night's lightweight title ag 
| with Paddy DeMarco. DeMarco was against the ropes at the time. 
his arms hanging helpiess at his sides. Carter won the title in = 
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1st fight since winning the title from Carter last March.   
Deer Derby's 
First entry in the weight division 
of the Pontiac Press’ 3-way deer 
contest yesterday was replaced by 
a larger buck within two hours. 
A 1%3-pounder was entered 
  
Bowling Clinic 
  
  First Weight | 
Entry Replaced Same Day shortly after noon Wednesday 
by Robert Prince of 2161 Wainut 
Rd., Birmingham. Prince had 
bagged the 8-pointer opening day 
near Hillman. His father, E 
Prince, shot a 4-pointer the same 
day.   | A new leader. weighing 175 |     
              
      
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Should PHS Quit Valley? 
Lack of Available Nearby ‘A’ Opponents Excitement Grips Mexico for P-A Rac America, Centra) and North Amer 
m the longest MEXICO CITY w — Tense ex- 
citement gripped the over-crowd ica to participate 
ed little jungle town of Tuxtla and most dangerous automobile 
Gutierrez as the world’s top auto. race in the world = : ne * * © mobile drivers made fina) prepa Tuxtla Gutierrez, in tropical Te 
rations for Friday’s Pan American 
road race. hunatepec peninsula not far from 
* ¢ * the Guatemala border, was a 
An estimated 140 cars will roar scene of confusion Wednesday In 
across the starting line at dawn a ‘lition to the drivers and their 
  
    to start the 1,908-mile, five-day) many mechanics, bans race 
contest which will pay winners and government officials poured 
2 $117,200 in prizes. into the evercrowded Glin 
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porters Were frustrated by then 
inability to get out cops. Nerves 
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There was one bright prospect The Weather thureau <aid the 
weather would be good for Fri 
day's first Jeg, a 329.3 mile dash 
from Tuxtla Gutierrez to Oaxaca 
Hot, humid. but clear 
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jtige will be at stake in the crucial 
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‘beaten Ohio State 10 football finale between un- 
and obstreper- 
ous Michigan at Columbus Satur- 
day. 
Immediate business on hand in 
the Buckeye arena will be an at 
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Bow! bid 
But the midwest’s All Amer 
ica nominating board will fix 
close attention en this natiomally- 
televised game to finally weigh 
the All-America merits of at 
jleast three powerful candidates 
for the Associated Press honor 
team. 
Halfback Tfowie tHopalong! Cas 
and end in an Dugger of Ohio 
end Ron 
‘higan are foremost 
All-America A straight wioter a 
sad\ 
State. and - sophomore 
Kramer of Mac 
Midwest nominees for 
distinction 
But Buckese halfback Bobby 
Watkins and fullback Hlubie Bobo 
and Michigan's play-busting tackle 
Art Walker also have had strong 
support for All-America consider- 
ation 
Saturdas’s final round of Big 16 
games also will find Wisconsin's 
crashing fullback. Alan tthe Horse) 
Ameche. and Minnesota's versatile 
Bob McNamara. bumping heads at 
Madison. Wis. in a farewell] effort 
for national acclaim 
Another prime All-America can- 
didate, quarterback Ralph Gugli- 
elmi has a big opportunity to en- 'gardiess of the 
son will be the poorest since the | (70). and European standards (14) 
They range from the expensive 
powerful and speciaily-built) Fer 
rari, Jaguar. Austin Healey and 
Pegaso to the tiny Porsche, Osca 
and Borgward, 
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force, 
emphasis 
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in this race 
Fifteen Seniors 
_ Finish at MSC are again in 
but Buick is giving special 
this sears entries 
Packards are also to 
and 
Bolden, Duckett End 
4th Season of Stardom 
Saturday 
EAST LANSING oP — Fifteen 
seniors all of wham have known 
better dave close out therr col 
foothal! careers when Mic hens 
State ends its football season 
against Marquette Saturday. 
Most of the group enjoved the 
height of football glory when thes 
made the Rose Bow! trip to Pasa 
dena last season. 
Co-captain LeRoy Bolden and 
end Ellis Duckett, who started 
starring as freshmen, both con 
tributed to the undefeated sea 
song of 1951 and 1952. 
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from the top to the bottom level 
of the Big Ten standings 
The Marquette game will decide 
whether Michigan State has a 6-3 
Re- 
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In New York. one of Robinson's 
Joe Glaser, says no. But 
in Detroit, fight promoter Nick 
Londes says. yes 
| Glaser said yestreday that “we 
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| Londes says That isn't what Londes is saving 
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‘One Reason for Chiefs Staying in SVC 
‘Editor's Note This the second in @ 
sertes of three articles dealing with Pon- 
liac High's athietic past present and 
future in the Saginaw Valley Conference: 
By BILL MARTIN 
Many fans, uncomfortably watch 
ing Ponhac High athletic teams 
finish with mediocre records year 
after vear. declare long and loud 
that the Chiefs should ge 
the rugged Saginaw Vallev 
ference. 
And those i perennially -frus- 
trated fans, with a little re- 
search, can come up with some 
very sound arguments for their 
case. But would Pontiac's with. 
drawal from the SVC prove the 
complete amswer to its lack of 
championship teams? Con- 
Here are. both sides of the issue: 
Best argument, of course, 
——> 
Bennie Says 
Bates to Miss 
"OSU Contest 
an ANN ARBOR |f — 
| Michigan’s 1st 
will be out of the lineup 
meet Ohio Jim Bates. 
string center-line 
hacker, 
_when the Wolverines 
State Saturday 
Bates is suffering from 
ar fever. 
Michigan coach Bennie Ooster- 
baan said “it's a shame that we 
had to lose Bates. He's a real giandu- 
competitor.. He wanted to play 
very-badly. But the dectors said ne,”’ 
Loss of Bates is a serious blow 
to Michigan. A victory over the 
'Buckeyes would give the Wolver- 
ines a share of the Big Ten title 
|and rate them as contenders for 
ithe Rose Bow! game. 
Oosterbaan said he will use 
sophomore Gene Snider and Jerry 
Goebel in place of Bates 
Navy Coach Denies 
He'll Move to Pitt ANNAPOLIS, Md. « — Eddie 
Eerdelatz said Wednesday he is 
“happy right where he is” as foot 
ball coach of Navy and. doesn't 
“anticipate any change to any- 
where " 
“I haven't talked to anybody 
about leaving Navy." he said 
“and besides at this time I'm too 
interested in the immediate job of 
beating Army on Nov. 27 
“Who wouldn't be happy with 
team like this””’ 
The big, smiling coach of Navy 
has been busy denying reports of 
changing jobs since a New York 
newspaper Tuesday printed a re- 
port he was going to Pittsburgh a 
Japanese Star Picked 
to Pace NCAA Harriers 
EAST LANSING (UP)—A Japa- 
nese runner coached by Gil Dodds 
famed flying parson. was favored 
today to win the NCAA cross coun- 
try meet over Michigan State's 
4mile course Monday 
Kikuo (Cookie) Moriya. 29, for- 
mer student at Nippon University. 
Tokyo, and now a senior at Wheat- 
on College of Illinois, was given 
the edge on the basis of his five 
Straight victories in individual 
      meets this 5 year for: * oul ot football record of those who feel that the time has | 
come to seek greener pastures is | 
| provided by the Chiefs’ 22-year 
‘record against Valley competition. 
In the two major sports—football | 
and basketball—Pontiac has sel- 
dom been a threat to the Saginaw | i 
and Flint squads. Chiefs have a 
38 victories, 
losses and six ties, They ered | 
better in basketball, winning 11} 
of 246 games, but have yet to win 
‘their Ist cage title. PHS’ sole grid- 
}iren championship came in 1M%, ' 
i] 
| 
| when the Chiefs finished with a 
6-2 season's mark. 
Pontiac has always been a ‘strong 
contender in baseball, golf and 
cross country, an occasional power 
in swimming and aa also-ran in 
track and tennis, 
Chiets never captured a Valley | ee eee 
~ Boudreau Hopes 
KC Fans Will 
Affect Players Two - Year 
to Manage Lou Signs 
Contract 
Athletics 
KANSAS CITY ue — Lou Bou- 
dreau, the new manager of the 
Kansas City Athletics. sees a big 
rebuilding job ahead but he's hope- 
ful the change of scenery will 
stimulate the club. 
* 8 ® 
Boudreau who signed a two-year 
contract Wednesday, said he be- 
lieves the Athletics will do much! 
better here than in Philadelphia | 
where they wound up in the Ameri- | 
can League cellar last season 
“IT think the enthusiasm of the 
Kansas City fans will bring a 
change in the club's attitude.’ 
Boudreau said. “I believe there 
will be more effort put out and 
that the club wil] show general 
improvement. I'm not comparing 
this situation with Milwaukee. | 
though. You have to remember | 
that they had a sound ball club/ 
when the move was made froma | 
Boston " 
The Milwaukee Braves climbed | 
‘from seventh place in the National , 
League to second in their first sea- 
son at Milwaukee. 
* e * 
Boudreau, who formeriy man- 
aged the Boston RedSox and the | 
Cleveland Indians. had this to say | 
about the players inherited from | 
Philadeiphia: 
“T feel that some of the players | 
are capable of doing better om 
they did last season. I'm leaving | 
that up to the players. They'll have 
to show me they want to stay with | 
the club.” 
Injuries were costly to Philadel- 
phia last season, Pitcher Boeby | 
Shantz, a 24-game winner in 1952 
had an ailing shoulder. Packer | 
Alex Kellner, a 20-game winner in 
1949, developed a sore arm. Gus 
Zernial, the A's slugging outfielder, 
broke his eollar bone. Catcher Bil- | 
ly Shantz, Bobby's younger broth- = 
er, suffered a fractured finger. 
Since Boudreau managed the 
Red Sox and faced the A's in| 
American League games last sea-| 
son, he has some knowledge of | 
their personnel. 
    
      
                  
    
     
    
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In all, Pontiac has won 23 and 
| shared six of 157 titles, 
Another strong argumentative 
| Point is the geographical setup of the league. During a schoo} year, | Pontiac teams travel an average iof around 1,400 miles to fulfill 
SVC athletic commitments. In con- 
trast, Bay City goes about 925 miles, Flint Central and Arthur Hill around 700 miles. Saginaw 675 
and Flint Northern 575. 
number of theoretically-available 
Another factor is the growing Class A opponents in Oakland 
County Three sc hools—Birming- 
ham, Berkley and Southfield— 
have attained ‘A’ status within the last two years to join Pontiac, 
Ferndale, Hazel Park, Royal Oak 
and Waterford in the county, 
However, the proposed switch would involve more complications 
than might appear on the surface. 
No league now operating nearby is expected to welcome with open arms a school with Pontiac's en- rollment (2.337 this semester), By the same token, it would be ae. tually impossible to draw up a well-rounded schedule year after year as an independent. 
It is no secret that few of Oak. land County's older Class A schools want to compete with the Chiefs 
on a long-term basis. 
Pontiac High’s athletic officials 
also feel that there is some pres. 
tige to be gaineg from member. 
ship in the Valley, a league that consistently offers the highest caliber of competition ig the state, 
It is. perhaps. unfortunate that the sports in which Pontiac teams have enjoyed their greatest degree of success are those least- -popular with spectators. It is doubtful that more than a handful of fans turned | Out over the past six seasons in ; Which PHS cross country teams have piled up 32 consecutive dua!- 
meet Victories. 
‘Tomorrow: The Pontiae Out. 
look. ) 
Joost Wishes . 
Lou Luck, Says 
|He’ll Neet It 
SAN FRANCISCO w# — Eddie 
Joost, out as manager of the Ath- 
letics, wishes his successor, Lou 
eee ‘Good luck"’ at Kansas 
ty . 
“He'll need it,” Joost said with a 
grin of Boudreau's appointment. 
Joost managed the Athletics to 
last place at Philadelphia this 
year. 
Asked what he plans, Joost said: 
“Of course I hope to go back to 
the big leagues, but I certainly 
would be very happy te work wut 
here if something comes up.” 
Pitt-Penn State Til 
Looms as Hot Game PITTSBURGH W — Tom Hamil- tca, Pitt's interim foothall coach. 
said Thursday the Pitt-Penn State 
clash here Saturday | “shapes up 
| to one helluva game.” 
“They (Penn State) have got 
plenty, but we're coming along 
and our seniors are going to go all 
out for this one against an old 
‘rival. 
“We don't plan to use the two- 
team system against Penn State 
like we did with Nebraska. It's go- 
ing to be the whole group for this 
one. 
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‘Hayes Counting COLUMBUS, O. & — The brisk | gan we'll be okay,” he told news- 
precision of Ohio State's ground at- | men, . tack will be the key to Buckeye} To that ‘important end Hayes has 
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the ground Saturday against Michi- | Unbeaten, untied Ohio State is THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1955 
Buckeyes, in 1926, 1932 ang 1933. 
Will it happen again? 
The game's importance will of squads of sportswriters, plus at- 
tention of a nationwide ABC tele- 
vision audience and about 82,000 
fans in the big Buckeye horseshoe 
| Stadium. 
| The Big Ten championship and   
Service Tilt Pits 
Attack, Defense NEW YORK W — Not that it 
needs it, but the Army-Navy foot- 
ball classic at Philadelphia Nov. 
27 got yet another boost as a gate 
attraction Thursday as the Mid- 
shipmen returned to the top of the 
list of the nation's leading defen- 
sive units among major colleges. 
That information, supplied by 
NCAA sstatisticiang, sets up the 
Philadelphia struggle as a test of 
the teading offensive and defen- 
sive elevens. 
Navy took over the No. 1 spot 
in total defense by holding Colum- 
bia to 143 yards last weekend. 
That reduced the Middies’ allow- 
ance average to 168.9 yards a 
game. Army is entrenched as the 
leading total offense club, 459.4 
yards a game, and also as the 
top rushing team 329.1 yards a 
game. 
; The versatile Midshipmen, 
meanwhile, are No. 2? in total of- 
fense (401.3) and third in rushing 
defense, allowing 82.3 yards a con- 
test. 
Illinois Dog Will Seek 
3rd Retriever Crown   
WELDON SPRING, Mo. «®—The | National Retriever championships 
open today with King Buck, a 
black Labrador owned by Nilo 
Kennels of Brighton, Ill.. seeking 
an unprecedented third consecutive 
title. ° 
Thirty-three dogs will compete 
in the four-day event at the Busch 
Memoria] wildlife area. The dogs 
qualified through a series of trials 
throughout the country 
  
Title for Britons 
ADRIAN W — Albion College 
scored a low of 29 yesterday to 
win the MIAA cross country cham- 
pionship. WASHINGTON uf — Calvin Grif- 
fith said Thursday the Washington 
Senators have worked out with the 
Baltimore Orioles a program de- 
signed to protect both clubs from 
ruinous television competition. 
Thus another piece was fitted 
into the jigsaw problem set up by 
the transfer of the Philadelphia 
Athletics’ franchise to Kansas City. 
Griffith, executive vice president 
of the Senators, opposed: the shift 
on grounds. it posed a financial 
threat to both Washington and 
Baltimore. 
Under the new American League 
alignment, Baltimore joins Wash- 
ington, a mere 38 miles away, in 
|the Eastern Division. This means 
the teams will play competing 
home games nearly half the time 
during the 1955 season, Last year 
Baltimore, transplanted from St.   Detroiter Ward Gets 
Dec. 1 Cleveland Bout 
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP) —' 
| Matchmaker Larry Atkins yester- 
|day announced the signing of De- 
' troit's Moses Ward and Cleveland’s 
Rock Castellani to meet in a 10 
round bout to share top billing for 
,a Dec. 1 Christmas fund card af 
|Cleveland Arena. 
The other 10-round main event 
| will be a heavyweight bout be- | 
“tween Roland LaStarza anc Char- 
‘ley Norkus. : 
You Be the 
Quarterback (Answer) 
2. Take penalty. No! San Jose's 
passing is feared. Give them two 
  one for seven yards. 
1. Refuse penalty. Best call. 
| With 4th down and two, San Jose t   has not been strong. If they go   
chances and they should complete. 
may run. Their running game+|) Washington, Orioles Agree 
to Protective Video: Plan Louis, was designated a Western 
Clyb for scheduling purposes. 
* * * 
Griffith took the occasion to scoff 
at published reports that with mil- 
lionaire owners in Baltimore and 
Kansas City, the Senators have 
now the weakest franchise in the 
major leagues. “It's one of the 
best,"’ Griffith said. ‘‘We're not 
afraid of competition.” Lund Rejoins Tigers 
as State Area Scout 
DETROIT w — Former Detroit 
Tiger outfielder Don Lund will re- 
join the Detroit Baseball club as 
a Michigan area scout. 
Lund, 31, will take over many of 
the duties previously handled by 
Jack Tighe, now a Tiger coach. 
Lund played with the Tigers 
from 1952 to the middle of last sea- 
son when he was sent to Minneap- 
olis of the American Assn.       1 Ground Game Against UM fina} game. Three | bring it under the minute scrutiny the trip to the Rose Bow! are at|ciatgti Press lineman of the week. 
stake, Already you can practically | Both teams have been plagued in 
smell the old rivalry. ; some positions by injuries this 
| The Buckeyes are rated No.1 in year, but each has managed to the nation this week; Michigan's plug the gaps successfully. 
Wolverines are rated No. 12. 
The Wolverines, however, have 
a tradition of working best the game than any other in Ohio against Ohio State. Many times — 
they’ve kneckeg the Bucks out of | 
the conference title. 
Both teams will field some of the | 
iablest men to grace their rosters. | There will be more reporters 
to reduce seats in the pre 
officials t9@ reduce seats in the 
press box from 36 to 24 inches. 
| 
its backfield, both men of enorm- jy rated at 78.677. 
ous talent. j Over the years since the series 
The line boasts end Dean Dug- started—1897—the game has been 
|ger and guard Jim Parker. ' 
the line, coupled with some tricky over Michigan only twice in the 
backfield men. Kramer is the Asso- |last 11 years,     jammed into the press box at | 
Stadjum’s history, forcing OSU | 
2 | The game was a sellout early in : 
Ohio State has Howard (Hopa- ‘the season and some 82.000 people long) Cassady and Hubie Bobo in yj} squeeze into a stadium official- | 
traditionally a tussup, but Michigan | 
The Wolverines will offer tackle has come out on the long end of | 
Art Walker and end Ron Kramer in| the results, The Bucks have won |   | 
    
          
        
    
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vidual honors running the 4mile one pass. | 
course in 21:34. Albion was un- | 
beaten in the past season. ; . | | 
Kalamazoo College finished 2nd | Oldest Racing Stakes | with 43 and Calvin was 3rd with! Canada’s best-known horse race, | || 
86. Other team scores: 'the Queen's Slate, is the oldest ['|) 
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Bleacher Ducats on Sale | 
DETROIT w—Detroit a -~ 
today that 7,000 ¢ Deny Employing 
| Outside Help 
placed on sale until two hours) Pontiac Manufacturers | 
before game time. | Unit Says Industry Hires ! Thanksgiving Day game) 
here with the Green Bay Packers | 
go on sale at 9 a.m. tomorrow.   
  
  | Local People First 
The Pontiac Manufacturers Assn. 
teday denied that its members, 
were ‘importing’ employes into 
the city to meet increased produc- | 
tion needs, as charged by the Oak- 
land County CIO Council. 
“As far as I know, there has | 
been no recruiting for outside 
| help,” said James F. Spence, | 
| secretary-manager of the associ- | Week-End Specials! 
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Medium shades | ation, 
“Local employers would 
‘tainly tend to bring back their 
own people,”’ Spence said, “It's 
just good business to do it.’ he 
_ added: 
| “It’s the policy of the association 
Cc to hire people from this area as 
long as they are available.” 
| In a resolution sent to the Pon- 
|tiac City Commission, the oD) 
Council declared in part: 
“Employers in and around Pon- | 
|tiac are hiring new employes to 
'meet their production demands and 
some of these employes are being 
imported into the city from out- 
state 
“Consideration is not given to 
people who live in or around the 
| City ef Pontiac to fill these 
vacancies,” cer- 
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Reg. $1.35 
| Open Fri. & Sat. Nites 
‘til 9 P.M. 
includes in its membership the 
312 Mein St. Rochester | three local General Motors divi- | 
Free Parking Rea: of Store industrial firms. 
    
    
  
Clarkston School 
‘Still Usetul 
as Area Center | 
INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP— 
| The Independence Township Com- 
‘munity Center, formerly the old 
Clarkston School, is currently * 
| housing the offices of the townhsip | 
supervisor, clerk and _ treasurer, | 
along with space for the building | 
and electrical inspectors offices. 
More than a dozen community 
and civic groups are making use 
of the three-story building for their 
regular meetings, which is also 
rented for receptions and dances 
Drayton Baptist Church 
to Hold Dinner Friday 
DRAYTON PLAINS—The Ladies 
Auxiliary of the First Baptist 
Church of Drayton Plains is spon- 
soring a family potluck dinner to 
be served at 6:30 p.m. Friday at 
the church.   Sale of 
Snow Suits 
CHILDREN’S 
SNOW SUITS 
2 or 3 Pe. 
Wool or gabardine. 
All wool lined.   
Values to $16.95 
10” 
        ithe fathers of eighth and Gil Seoute Hold 
Court of Awards © 
at Dublin School | 
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—In a 
| Tuesday evening candlelight court 
of awards, the entire Dublin School | 
Troop. received | 'PTA Girl Scout 
second class rank badges. 
Three girls, Sandra Greniewicki, 
|Susan Bishop and Margaret Gal- 
breath received proficiency badges 
and current activities of the troop 
were demonstrated. 
An adult membership drive was 
announced, and invitations extend- 
ed to all adults interested in Scout 
work to attend a leader group 
|meeting at the school at 1:30 p.m. | 
Dec. 7 
Refreshments were served by 
ninth 
grade scouts. Rev. Thomas Edison 
of St. Patrick Catholic Church 
spoke the invocation. 
Exposition Lists 
Oakland Entries | Area Breeders to Try 
for International Honors 
at Chicago Show   
Several entries from 
County have been received for the 
Soth annual International Livestock | 
Exposition Nov. 26 through Dec. 
'4 in the newly enlarged Interna. , 
The manufacturers association tional Amphithreater at the Chi- | 
cago Stockyards. 
Great Oaks Stock Farms of! 
‘of Clyde have listed entries in 
‘the classes of the Aberdeen-Angus 
me breed, 
Entering in the Hereford cat. 
tle competition of the livestock 
| show is Stoney Acres Farm ef 
South Lyon, 
Animals entered in the Angus 
and Hereford classes will be judged 
on Nov, 29-30, according to the 
show management. 
Other highlights in conjunction 
with the Exposition will be the 32nd | 
|international grain and hay show 
the international wool show, 
‘international sheep shearing com 
tests, and four judging contests 
that will attract both 4H and col- 
lege teams from a majority of | 
the states. 
Donelson PTA Group 
to Have Film Panel 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The 
Donelson School PTA meeting at 8 
tonight will feature the movie 
“Skippy and the Three R's.” 
There will also be a panel dis- 
cussion on ‘Reading in Public 
  
      
    
WALLED LAKE—A bulletin ex- 
plaining the growth in student 
population and the necessity of 
the forthcoming bond issue was 
mailed out to residents yesterday 
by the Walled Lake Board of Edu- 
cation, urging approval of the plan. 
Voters will ballot Nov. 29 on an 
$825,000 bond issue, which would 
increase the tax rate $3 per $1,000 
of equalized valuation, for 15 years. 
The net tax increase would be only 
  You know you're right 
when you eend 
wy 
Hallmark 
Christmas 
Cards present debt will be reduced by | 
three mills, although the bond issue 
‘| calls for a six-mill levy. 
According to the bulletin, the 
estimates of the population 
growth of the district, future pu- 
pil population, and future building 
needs, were arrived at through 
a survey made by Dr. Fred 
Frostic in 1953. His report proj- 
Your good taste is re- ects the school population three mills because the levy for! —. ’ The next meeting of the group Schools.” Mrs. Dorothy Selle, Ele- 
OPEN THURS. and FBI. wil] be Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the mentary coordinator, will act as 
"TIL 9 P. M. home of Mrs. Esther Dorey, 3355 _ moderator of the four member 
Addie St. Panel. 
c | 
nomen owen | BULLETIN Uraes Voters to OK Rochester 
=== Walled Lake School Fund plus either a new 13-room ele- 
mentary unit or 13 classroom ad- 
ditions in 1956. « 
In addition, the board has pro-| 
posed constructing a high school 
Beach Elementary, a heating plant 
at the junior high, now being in- 
stalled, an office unit at the high | 
school, and stage facilities for 
Wixom elementary, if funds are 
approved in this vote. Oakland | 
gym, a multi-purpose room at Twin | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, N 
Field, Wife Fail. 
to Contact U.S. American Legation in 
Hungary Offers Aid to 
Freed Couple 
VIENNA (INS!—The American 
Legation in Budapest was sull 
without word today from Noel and 
Herta Field, the American. citi- 
zens whose release from prison 
was announced by the Hungarian 
Communists last Tuesday. 
| U. S Minister Christian Ravn- 
dahl said last night that he 
offering them American aid. 
He told International News 
Service by telephone from the 
| Hungarian capital that he ad- 
vised the, former State Depart- 
men, aide and his wife “to con- 
tact us if they need anything, 
such as magazines, newspapers, 
| cigarettes or any other help from 
our legation." 
The Fields disappeared in 1949 
from Prague and in the same year 
Noel's brother Hermann vanished 
in Communist Poland, Hermann 
was released just three weeks ago 
‘He has made no attempt to seek 
frefuge an the U. S Embass, in 
Warsaw tit is resting in a Polish 
| Sanatorium 
The actions of the Fields in not 
seeking tS aid added to the 
|; mystery surrounding the case 
Both Noe] and Hermann have 
been accused of being Communist 
sympathizers, and Noel has been 
sions and most of the city’s major | Rochester and Knobby Hills Farm named as a party agent. Yet, Noel 
at the same time has been ac- 
cused by the Communists of being 
, an American spy and ‘‘Tituist’’ 
' plotter. 
| The Noe] Fields were reported 
| staying in an apartment in Buda- 
“pest, but no member of the Amer- 
‘ican Legation has made personal | 
contact with the couple. 
Four Are Held 
on Breakin Charge Four persons from Muskegon are 
being held for questioning by Pon- 
tiac Police today in  connectidn 
with a house breakin here last 
| night. 
| The four were arrested by Lin- 
coln Park police last night after 
a hitchhiker, whom the quartet 
picked up near Pontiac, told 
police of the breakin at the home 
of Joseph Fritz of S41 Cameron 
St 
Police identified the four as Phil- 
lip R. Stenberg, 18, of 1270 Riley 
Thompson Rd., Roland Eugene 
|Wynne, 21, of 517 Follor. Dorothy 
| Louise Wiseman, 18, of 369 N. Mill 
Iron St.. and Shirley Joyce La- 
Porte. 19, of 360 N. Mill Iron St.       
Pontiac Detectives James Bale | 
‘and William Hanger, who returned 
the suspects here, quoted the tip- 
ster, Anthony Zimmerman, of 2225 
Cass Ave., Detroit as saying he 
“boasting about the breakin."’ Zim- 
megman telephoned police in Lin- 
coln Park when the auto was taken 
to a filling station for repairs. 
  | quor, and shotgun shells from fhe 
Fritz home where entry was 
| gained by forcing open the front 
| door.   
DRAYTON PLAINS — The PTA 
Mothersingers of Drayton Plains 
are sponsoring a chop suey supper 
at the Drayton School Saturday, 
| with serving beginning at 5 p.m. 
The public has been invited. 
        
Ambulance Service 
Oxygen Equipped 
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ROCHESTER 
    
  Yected in your choice of 
these distinctive cards for 
your personal signature . 
and they're so convenient 
and economical to buy and 
‘use! 25 cards, all alike, through the school year 1958-59. 
The board feels the junior and 
senior high school buildings are. 
adequate to house their students 
through 1855-56 and 1956-57 school 
years, providing all of the 470 ele- | 
$1.00 e box. Choose from mentary students now housed in| 
our wide selection. these buildings are placed in ele- 
. mentary schools. | 
OL 1-5611 Listed as the number one wot. | 
lem until at least September 1958 | 
is the housing of elementary school _ 
children. 
If approved, the bond issue 
will finance 26 new elementary 
classrooms during the next two 
years. These will be in additions — 
to the Glengary, Commerce and | 
Walled Lake Elementary in 1955, | PURDY’S 
DRUG STORE 
321 Main St., Rochester 
      
    
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   OPEN EVES. . OL1-S711     had | 
sent word to the released couple, | 
overheard the two men and women 
Police said thieves stole $15, I+ | 
Slate Supper at Drayton — 
    Britain Recalls 
1952 Tragedy as 
F og Moves In LONDON «®—A heavy fog blan- 
keted the southern half of the Brit- 
ish Isles today, Authorities said the 
vapor has not yet reached the | 
lethal mixture of the 1952 smogs, | 
which doctors claimed contributed 
to the deaths of tens of thousands | 
of persons 
The fog belt extended roughly   
south and east of a line running 
from the Yorkshire resert of Scar- 
borough to Swansea in Wales. 
Road and rai] traffic was slowed. | 
Airplane flights in and out of the 
capital were cut completely. 
The heavy blanket raised fears | 
that the country might be in for | 
‘another seige of deadly smogs, To 
be lethal, however, the fog must 
persist for several days, becom- | 
‘ing mixed with smoke and indus- | 
‘trial fumes 
Clarkston PTA Sets 
Carnival Saturday | 
  CLARKSTON — The Clarkston 
Elementary School Carnival will be 
held from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the! 
school Saturday 
The PTA is sponsoring the affair 
Featured in the evening of {m- 
vulity will be the crowning of a 
king and queen at 8 p.in 
Other attractions are a countrs 
store, a white elephant booth, fish 
pond, cotton candy, bake sale, for- | 
tune telling, a hay ride, apron sale, 
and pony rides. 
  
Former Waterford | | 
Students Debate 
at Albion College WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Two 
former Waterford Township. stu- 
dents, members of Central Mich- | 
‘igan College’s inter-collegiate de- 
bate team, will participate in a 
| novice debate tournament and dis- | 
cussion at Albion College Friday 
‘and Saturday. 
Sophomore Jerry Gaultney and 
junior Fred Gayette are the par- | 
ticipants. 
Central debaters last year won 
several national honors, 
  
Farmer Keeping Watch 
for Mammoth Hen Fruit 
CENTRALIA, Ill. (UP)—Farmer 
Don Reddicks kept close watch on 
his henhouse today. | 
Friday one of his White Rock hens laid a Sounce egg. Three 
days later Reddicks found a 10- 
ounce egg. 
“No telling what I might find 
in the henhouse today.’’ he said. 
| 
  | \Town,” 
‘tion here on the night of Dec. 3. ‘OVEMBER 18, 1954 
Report Thefts 
of 800 Checks: 
      
| Fifth District VFW 
to Convene Sunday WALLED LAKE —Delegates of 
| | the fifth district, Veterans of For- 
Area Merchants Told | eign Wars, will convene for their 
to Use Care in Cashing rent calendar year Sunday at | 
Payroll Drafts 
Merchants in the Pontiac 
Oakland County area were warned | and 92. second quarterly meeting of the 
the Lawrence A. Sims Post No. 
Department of Michigan com- 
today to be cautious in cashing Mander Leon Buer will address the 
checks made out 
panies which were stolen last 
night. | McDaniels to two com-, assembly, 
Fifth district commander Fred 
has announced the 
Thieves broke into the Suburban, schedule for the day, beginning 
Steel Co, at 2800 ‘Alliance, Water- | 
ford Township and took 522 checks | 
and a check protector, along with 
a typewriter and :. cash box with 
| $20, according to Detective Charles 
Leaf of the Michigan State Police. 
One set of buff-colored, pay- 
roll checks, numbered from 321 
through 599 and made out to the 
8S. 8S. & W, Fabricators, were 
taken, Leaf said, and commer- 
elal, green-tinted checks, num- 
bered from 357 through 599 and | 
made out to the Suburban 
Steel Co., also were missing. 
John, Hirlinger, assistant man- 
ager of the Pontiac Chamber of 
Commerce, warned businessmen 
today that whoever took the checks 
would probably try to start cash- 
ing them immediately The checks 
are drawn on the Pontiac State 
Bank. 
Burglars entered the building 
by unlatching a side window, some- 
, time last night or this morning. 
  
‘North Branch Seniors 
ito Present ‘Our Town’ 
NORTH BRANCH — Thornton 
Wilder’s outstanding play, ‘Our 
is scheduled for produc- 
Some 27 students will be included 
jin the cast of the play, which will 
iv presented by the North Branch | 
& igh school senior class. 
Buy Guernsey Sire 
FOCAL STER — Mr. and Mrs. 
A. G. Wilson have just purchased 
=e young Guernsey sire, Colbys 
Garry, from Howard H. Colby of 
Romeo, according to the American 
Guernsey Cattle Club. 
  
  
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  THE PONTIAC. ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 FIFTY-NINE 
12 Outlits a Da pla apse Tneet | TN) : Methodist Church Foe of Commies: | frees, oppose the tmonth state of 
Wornon Tour. |" ee=«*iLionel Loved | TV Postpones Wedding to Head Chile’s | |stats..." 
by Debra Paget By BOB THOMAS 
SAN FRANCISCO (#—How does 
a glamor girl go out on a personal 
appearance tour? 
With six furs, 20 pairs of shoes 
and limitless garb, if she’s Debra 
Paget. These were some of the 
statistics I gleaned from the doll 
  Ondkddnddr 
eater N . WALLED LAKE \ 
On Our Wide Miracle 
  
  
  Ou Our Wide Miracle Screen 
“MIGHTY JOE YOUNG” 
With Terry Moore and 
Ben Johnson 
—ALSO— 
“THE THING FROM 
ANOTHER WORLD” 
With James Arness 
  
N NO T 1 c E PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER IS UNFAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR. Pentiag Local 620, 1.A.T.S.E   
  
      ‘ studio's pictures 
i a.m. 
  Debra, Sheree North, ‘ceed 
Hunter, Rita Moreno and Tommy 
Noonan made up the filmland con- 
tingent to the’ world premiere ‘of 
Marion Brando's “‘Desiree,”’ which 
was sponsored here by the San 
‘Francisco - Oakland Newspaper 
Guild. Debra and her mother 
walked off the plane loaded down 
with furs and garment‘ bags. I 
wondered at the equipment a girl 
must take along when she exposes 
herself to the public glare. 
* s Ld 
She was only to be gone a few 
days here and in Chicago. But she 
confessed to taking along a full- 
length mink coat, a pink fox stole, 
a blue fox stole, a white fox stole, 
a brown mink stole and a white 
mink stole. 
She and her family bought them 
all, she explained, her folks having 
saved $5 bills until] they had 
enough to buy the mink coat. 
td] * * 
She said she took along four 
bags, which included among other 
three formal gowns, 12 
rs She’s nuts about 
shoes, has 200 pairs at home. 
“I need all these clothes when 
I go on tour,” she argued. “I 
usually wear 12 different outfits in | 
lone day. IT need a new dress for 
every interview.” 
Interviews go on all day while 
she’s out touring to help plug her 
in order to be alert for her 
first broadcast. That’s usually at 
'8. She'll do an average of eight 
| ber of TV, plus two or three for 
newspapers. 
Seeks to Block Elections 
SEOUL uw — Prime Minister 
Pyun Yung Tai left today for New 
'York to try to block any compro- 
'mise move in the United Nations | 
‘for all-Korean elections.   
  
  
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FRIDAY, NOV. 19th fe 4A, 
ARMORY pontiac Show Starts 9 P. M. Sharp — Followed by Rene’ aa Epume Conte 
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9 to 1A. M 
- « $1.00 plus ¢. She's up at 6) Pan Notice Early Critic’s Review 
of Bit Part Repeated 
Often by Barrymore 
By ALINE MOSBY 
United Press Hollywood 
Correspondent 
HOLLYWOOD. — One of Lionel 
Barrymore’s theater notices that 
he cherished with glee during his 
colorful life read: 
“One performance actually 
stands out more hideously than the 
rest. A deplorable young actor ap- 
peared only once in a figment of 
a role but enacted it so balefully 
the audience was terrified lest he 
come back on the stage.” 
Barrymore was fond of repeat- 
ing this review because, despite 
his success as one of the greatest 
names in show business, he nev- 
er wanted to be an actor. 
He made his living on the stage 
and in films for 50 years only 
because he failed at painting. His 
‘illustrious theatrical parents and 
‘grandparents dragged him onto the 
stage although, he recently said, 
“The theater Was not in my blood 
and I never considered myself cut 
out for it.” 
| “My grand mother handed me     | radio interviews, the same num-|my fate as a matter of course, 
| like juice before breakfast," he 
often lamented. ‘I would become 
|an actor. I was in the position of 
| the son of a great athlete who is 
| naturally expected to be an ath- 
Hlete, too.”’ 
| For his first ered stage 
role, at 13, in “The Rivals” with 
his grandmother, Mrs, John 
| Drew, “I crept on the stage in 
| an apathy of embarrassment and 
| muttered my words like an auto- 
His grandmother politely fired 
him by elininating his scene from 
/the play. Since then, the scene 
has usually been eliminated from 
“The Rivals.” 
Lionel yeluc tantly became re- 
' signed to the family profession but 
at first he was far from success- 
ful, He always claiined it was Eth- 
el, by then a famous actress, who 
/wangled him Broadway roles by 
‘demanding of producers, ‘What 
| are you going to do about Lionel?” 
It appeared as if he not only failed 
at his first love—painting — but 
that “I couldn't even make my 
way in the family trade, which I 
didn’t even want.” 
| His first wife, Doris Rankin, 
| urged = to try painting again 
| naps s. The young couple took 
| off 
| ciel, Spee money from 
| “I rejoiced because I had broken 
loose from the stage at long last,” 
he recently recalled 
had acted for the last time.” 
despair after five years. In 1909 
ihe sought out the late movie di- 
rector, D. W. Griffith, and said 
he was hungry and needed a job. 
| Griffith told him te report back 
| im a dress suit and Lionel be- | gan his 25 years as a great char-     
  
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  ‘tus who are dealt three-of-a-kind | But despite his acclaim he mused 
recently in his autobiography: maton that needed the oij can.” | for Marilyn By EARL 
NEW YORK—Marilyn Maxwell faced a very simple question 
. « » which would she rather do the weekend of Nov. 20 and 
. get married or be on a television show? 21. 
“I know you were planning 
agent said, “but . 
el can just imagine him telling her this was to be “Best Foot 
Forward,” one of Max Liebman's color,spectaculars, and that 
'{t’d “be good for you.” Marilyn 
ding invitations already sent out, for a 
réal big do tn Hollywood. 
* * * * 
“I said ‘No!’ right off,” she 
“Then I told Jerry about it.” 
“Listen, Egghead,” he said—or it 
may have been “Poodle Nose” or 
“Leoney Ears,” for Screen 
Jerry Davis, her fiance, has 
such love names for her—“why don’t 
you do it? 
“Then we can get married 
York, and your brother, and my mother 
and my brother, can be there.” 
x *«* k * 
Of course, phoning those 400 thirsty 
people and telling them NOT to drop 
in for a wedding was rather a bother, 
but now they've been told. 
“They're shipping my wedding dress 
  
  “I knew I) 
But Barrymore gave up art in, 
  | acter actor in films, 
} “IT am hopeful that somehow I 
/may find my correct metier. I 
' any of the three branches (music, | 
myself. Persons with one talent 
are perhaps luckier than some of 
but can’t make up our minds whe- 
ther to stand pat or draw for a 
| fullhouse. 
“Mostly, I have bluffed."’ 
(Continued tomorrow) 
  
      Red Cross Executives 
Will Meet Tomorrow 
Executive secretaries of 16 Mich- | 
| igan American Red Cross chapters | 
will meet tomorrow in Lansing’s | 
|Hotel Porter to discuss chapter 
personnel practices. 
Leslie This, personnel director 
for the midwestern area, will con- 
‘duct the meetings. 
Representatives, including Mrs. | 
Mildred Bennett from Oakland, 
County, will bring back to their 
chapters personnel policy recom- 
mendations on salary scales, hours, 
sick leaves and termination poli- | 
cies.     
Moth Survey Planned 
LANSING (UP) — The State 
operate with federal officials next 
week in a survey of southern Mich- art, acting) into which I thrust) are talking wedding dates . 
ing dough in a wrestling syndicate. 
Agriculture Department will co | - 
  igan rural areas to determine ef- 
tions this summer. 
wry.” 
SUNDAY & STORY THAT PRECIPITATES A GREAT wan PROC EFE   
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DRIVE IN: t    an 
    fect of gypsy moth spray opera- | 
    here . 
So we may as well face it: 
it ‘ean de that te Hollywood marriage plans. 
thing we know, somebody’ll 
because if he makes it he 
“What's My Line”? ~ 
x * 
It happens, though, that this does come at an important time 
She's just done a good acting job in the 
movie, “New York Confidential. 
Miss Maxwell—born Margo Maxwell in Iowa, and reared in 
Nebraska, Florida and Indiana—met her husband-to-be “on 
the first blind date I ever had. 
“The Girl Rush,” a story of Las Vegas 
produced by Rosalind Russell and nee in Marilyn's career. 
husband, 
fiance. 
is . 
about to 
  . I don’t even know what it 
|looks like,’ Marilyn said. 
busy week of rehearsing she and Jerry During this 
“It was a ‘blind date? in a couple 
of ways,” Marilyn said. 
near-sighted, I can only see about 
two feet.” 
Marilyn wore her glasses throughout 
the evening I spent with her and her 
“I finally decided to heck with cheat- | 
ing and faking about how good my sight | 
. . I'm going to SEE something, | 
she said. 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Sid Caesar’s hoping Mae West will, 
make her TV debut on his show . 
Herb Shriner’ll market a harmonica. 
(He used to be known as 
Herb” in Fort Wayne, Ind.) 
Johnnie Ray'll be raised to 100 G's | 
for his next 20th Century-Fox movie 
. . Duo: Hope Hampten and bex- 
ing great Tommy Loughran at Leslie 
house . Leaders Convening CHICAGO W—More than 600 
leaders of the Methodist Church 
were in Chicago for meetings open- 
ing today and continuing for six 
days. Maxwell WILSON 
to get married the 2lst,” her) 
‘superintendents from all parts of 
the country were to take part in| 
the sessions. Editors of the Meth- 
odis€“press and secretaries of var- 
  herself thought of ee 400 wed- 
attend. 
* *»* ®@ 
The Council of Bishops opens a 
three-day meeting today. Bishop 
Charles Wesley Brashares of Chi- 
cago, council president, will pre- 
side at the three-day meeting and 
will open the district superinten- 
dents’ three-day meeting on Mon- 
day. The sessions will review the 
last two years and prepare for the tells me. 
Writer 
several 
in New 
olis in 1956.   Fifty bishops and 570 distr rict | 
‘ious national boards also will | 
next meeting of the General Con- | 
ference of the church in Minneap- | Interior Ministry SANTIAGO, Chile #—President 
Carlos Ibanez has named Arturo 
Olavarria, a staunch foe of Com- 
munists, as interior minister to 
{head a new Chilean Cabinet. He 
replaces Gen. Abdon Parra. 
| The shakeup last night resolved 
a government crisis that developed 
when Justice Minister Osvaldo 
Koch resigned, charging that the 
Congress was withholding legal 
powers needed to curb Communist 
disturbances, The other ministers 
also quit, as is customary in Chile. 
Ibanez rejected Koch's resigna- 
tion and renamed all the ministers 
except two. Federico Saeltzer re- 
placed Dr. Eugenio Suarez as agri- 
culture minister. 
Opposition parties, which hold   
    
Michigan will Enforce 
Christmas Tree Laws LANSING (UP) — Michigan's 
$5,000,000 Christmas 000, i tree ever- 
green business was wa y it 
must comply with state plant in- 
dustry laws, 
Michigan Agriculture Depart 
ment officials said they will estab- 
trees are re- 
officials said,   
  
  
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  MISS MAXWELL 
will try to make plans for a small wedding “a day or so after” | 
the TV show. 
TV's getting king-sized wie 
The next 
want to be elected President 
can be a mystery guest on 
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” He has just finished writing i 
ah White 
NSTAYISION * * 
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be married!” | “7” m 
“Harmonica | 
  “LOVE, YOU DierT OO MIGHT BY me” - “STERS™ 
|] “Tee GST THGS HAPPEN WHE YOURE DANCING 
| “whal Can YOU DO Wit a Genemay~ 
| "GET. | WwiSel | wad BACK Of THE Atm” 
“CHOREOGRAPHY” « “TH CLD mane” 
“MANY” «WIE COREE TAS” . Marie Martell will adorn 
the annual Society of Illustrators ew ae SERS 
"Show. BING . DANNY * * * * | G 
Columbia Pictures turned down a CROSBY: RAYE 
MARIE MARTELL $75,000 offer from Warner Bros. to move | 
“On the Waterfront” from the Astor so, VERA - 
“Star Is Born” could move in. | CIQONEY- FI EN 
Robert Taylor and wife Ursula Theiss agreed they wont co- 
star in a movie... A Texas theater man says, “The Broadway | CHNI 
theater must get bluer—'cause blue material is thé only thing Color by TE COLOR 
> DEAN JAGGER ccx.=* IRVING BERLIN | have not succeeded or achieved in| | you can’t see on TV.” 
Shep “Abdullah” King and textile heiress Bonnie Ehrenberg 
. Sthger Sarah Vaughan’'s invest- . 
Eral's Pearls... 
“If it wern't for the typogrphical erors some 
peple would never read their ohmetown papers.” 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: It’s Jimmy Komack’s definition of a 
“A man who proposes on bended elbow.” | Playboy: 
When a gal gains too much 
crime, 
crime . That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1954) So she buys a girdle to make the punishment [fit the          ADDED 
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Tom and Jerry and News 
... SUNDAY... 
“The ADVENTURES 
of HAJJI BABA" 
CinemaScope weight, says Mel Allen. its a 
  
  
  GOOD WILL—Max Conrad, who 
flew across the Atlantic Ocean 
recently, plans to devote a year 
to a 100,000-mile solo trip aimed 
at promoting internationa} friend- 
, ship. One of his plans is to get 
children of the world to com- 
municate with each other through 
pen-pals correspondence clubs. 
  
1|Group Discusses Plans 
for New Year’s Dance 
A group of businessmen and high 
| school students met this week as 
the YMCA to discuss plans for a 
New Year's Eve dance. 
Those present were John A. Ben- 
representing businessmen. 
Students present were 
Dumbrigue, Paul Kampner, Walt | 
Poe, Roy Webb, and Jim Cartier. 
The next meeting will be. held 
  Tuesday evening, Nov. 23. | Detroit Taxi Owner 
son, Howard O. Powers, Leonard pox 
Buzz, Ted Slosson, and Tom North. 
Moha |             on Bond in Accident 
HAVERHILL, Mass. (UP) 
Ralph J. Mills, operator of a De- 
troit taxicab fleet, wag held on) 
$1,000 bond today in connection 
with a traffic accident which in- | 
|jured two highway workers eit | 
cally. = 
Mills. 43, pleaded innocent when | 
arraigned in district court yester- 
day on dangerous driving charges. 
| He said he was blinded by the sun | 
'when his car crashed into an as- 
: phalt spreader late Tuesday, injur- 
|ing Sidney T. Collis of Newbury- 
| port and Charles Drummer of Bos- 
| ton, 
Mills said the accident occurred 
| while he was returning with a com- 
| panion from a vacation in Maine. 
Counsel for the injured men won 
a court continuance to Dec. 1 so 
he could press ‘“‘more serious” 
charges against Mills if either man 
died. A hospital report said both 
victims were improving.    We Have - - 
      
  Postal Trucks Finally 
Get Right-Hand Drive 
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (INS)— 
The Albuquerque, 
Postmaster Hugh P. Cooper said 
today 16 of 31 new postal trucks 
on order have right-hand drive 
So mailmen can lean out the win- 
‘dow to deposit mail in roadside ‘ 
  aR rat | 
€ S 
es. 
Cooper sajd the right-hand drive 
was a defensive measure. ~ 
Too many postal employes were | 
getting traffic. tickets from Albu- 
querque Police who disliked seeing 
| all trucks pull over to the left 
' side of the road to service: boxes.   Binsimnts|        
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SPUR LINE 
T CANT UNDERSTAND IT Por. } 
- | THIG 16 THE FOURTH STATION 
WITHOUT A SINGLE 7 SIXTY _ oe 
Ss ] ili , , $35,000 in Furs Stol 
Sending Families Overseas With . GIs $9! Annis Salesman. 
Boosts Morale, Keeps Men in Service _ |     
    
             
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WHISTLE FAR ENOUGH AHEAD 
W GIVE FOLKS PLENTY OF 
TIME YO GET TO THE Bus AND SNEAKIN' OUT AHEAD OF 
CASEY HAG DONE WONDERS BLOOMINGTON, Tl ua — The FoR BusiNEss! ‘theft of. fur garments valued at 
gram? Is the taxpayer getting his were to be brought hume tt >| = money’s worth? gop pis . Capes coats and jackets and 33 | 4% . 
se ahd other questions are an- shooting war started do violence to morale and to be SCAIVES aed his car when he! re iq ley ae ; awered in two dispatches. of which the The military scoffs at these com salistinenes oF ; : ) ea ee WIN following is the fret .plaints. And it is not about to s : parked toa block HeGee the LDS Se 3 ae nat see! 5 “ae 
WASHINGTON (UP) — Wives bring home the dependents In Sending dependents around the {town business oe a noid he ~ tr - | FR eT 
and kiddies, for the first time on, fact. Assistant Defense Secretary wortd, with Uncle Sam picking "Nore “ ane it whe: ‘ure here See ~1% ~ Se — i" N rar pronigh e Th 2 = ; such a scale, now are living with Fred A. Seaton said the aim sow up the check for transportation, | (,. 9 special showing ™~ = on American servicemen all over the 18 to speed up the shipment ove: ‘ei exe 4 étnoe $5 — . world. /seas of servicemen’s families Special srhosts, and ethre (ince: 1. fle | by Jose Luis Salinas 
More will go just as fast as the, Many men entitled to take or oe of money, Seaton Named to Caro Post CISCO KID 
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military can send them. Lack of! their families. overseas don't ROCKFORD u — Wilbur Kel-| AH ROE, MY CHLD, | [BUT NOW, GINCE iM HORRIBLY WOUNDED, I 4 housing is the main limiting factor : But the outlay is less than the ; j H TO TOWN ‘| actually get to take them now ae ss ft = logg, veteran officer in charge of } YOU ARE BETTER CAN 00 NO FARM WORK. E MUST 6O At latest count—only now freed! Of they may have to wait a year 9S! of lowered morale and s4g-\ the U.S. Soil Conservation Office | THAN A DOCTOR. AND WIN US ALL OR SUSTENANCE WITH MY of its secrecy label—305,100 de- | or more for their turn to come. 61K re-enlistments that are the in Kent County, said Tuesday he! EOUCATED DICE! ; pendents of Army, Navy and Air Seaton sald the hope is to. ship alternates he said has been ordered to a new post at, bu D — ? Force men were abroad with their eligible families either along As for the danger, certainly it Cgro aN r\ ‘<4 i © 
GI breadwinners. with the men or at about the (Ss! to sere extent, he said. But Kellogg said he will be in charge OH, CADDY! ARE 4 \ They are scattered from Kwa- same time. “ said jee mibtary a workable of assisting the sou conservation | i Qo \ 
palein Frenc: ; , . Janus—they are secret—for getting ; . ve “ounty. 4 ; \ i 
bos *h Morocco. With Why do we do this? To keep “a the dependents if ees . ae his ne tates ee ice P at least a sprinkling at most (the men happy and, more im : te aw Hl be Ren, Ra * { points in between. The biggest = portant, to keep them in uniform | = ey ane © Bue Mt KOCK: | ee : e ram | fo thé : ?on- | communities naturally are in | “It is no secret that all the umorrow What the prog lta by Ficherd Dewiling <r meen Hee, 
Europe ond Japan. Korea, still | services are up against -a tough | — : ~ iy on a near-war basis, ts the only | problem getting men to re-enlist.” | SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith BS? major area where dependents. | Seaton said. ‘‘At the same time it | st! bee are is costing more and more to train | —— : me ve beet (3S a : we {+e 
islature. | plans to open a catalog office in, “It’s been a long time since I got my doctor’s degree, Jenkins, 
, Sen. Don Vander Werp (R-Fre- | Battle Creek at q later date. | and that’s when my studies really began—teaching freshmen!” , ty * | . 
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  Rditer’s Note: Dependents by the thou- 
sands are with American servicemen 
overseas. More are going. This is one of 
the new and important post-war de- velopments in the U.8. military 
How much ts it costing American tax 
8 to send the wives and children of 
GIs overseas? What is behind the pro- | Some critics have said the de- 
pendents should be sent home; 
that the program is costly and haz- | 
ardous. They question whether the 
families could be evacuated if the 
    
Bill Curbing Liquor Gifts 
Planned by State Senator LANSING W—A member of an 
interim legislature study commit- 
tee has stated he planned an at- 
tack in the 1955 Legislature against | 
widespread distribution of free 
samples by liquor salesmen. ‘said resort operators complained The member, Sen. Robert E.|the licenses did not cover the Faulkner (R-Coloma), said he | growing winter sports season. 
salesmen to distribution of one 
case per month of half-pint bottles 
and to require them to pay the 
state's 46 per cent markup on 
liquor. 
Aud. Gen. John B. Martin re- mont). who became chairman upon 
the death of the late Sen. Frank 
Heath of Bay City, said the com- | 
mittee would study the problem of | 
8-month resort liquor licenses. He 
Faulkner also asked consider- 
ation for new bowling alleys, 
which he said were unable to 
obtain beer licenses in many 
places because local license quo- 
tas were exhausted. 
Vander Werp said the commit- 
‘tee will consider forbidding pack- 
_age beer and wine (SDM) places to |   the kind of men we must have. It 
training a man and then have him 
If dependents 
would leave the service. 
  $35.000 was reported to police here ts wasteful to spend two years Pann gestae ee es . Norgard, sales- 
man for the Annis Fur Co, De- 
troit 
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gives away by * | sell intoxicants after 6 P a . , last year. He charged ra oxicant: m. as ~~ 
lost $42,000 by the icant — method of stopping liquor pur- | 
to charge the markup. The State 
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recommendations to the next Leg- chases by minors. 
Plan Store Closing BATTLE CREEK (® — Mont- 
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CHICAGO, Nov. 18 W—Soybeans piptumi pee =: ease meas $89 | Alum Am vine 70.5 nn & F..... 313 minut setest 30% boicate rs Beseces 125 | Raymond Kneisel, W. M. Adv. Compe meee Negggll mega bo enty 1001 50 
1an up a couple of cents at one | bu: No 1, 400-450 bu; apples, Orecaings, | A™ Alslin ..,. 191 LOP Glass... . 30% ow : Pi ner: bulls fully steady: and Pp poles, St. | Am Can 42 Lib McN&l... 114 of Pon- | 58 1 me on the Board of Trade today | f,.}° (ie03%, T3003 86 plonathan. |'am Cyan "| 49 Ligg & My... 58.7 33% 0. : 33% Special communication = feeders slow steady: load los ime hoa . ' u; No = u; spples, “ke : 4 ; ‘ 4 _M. .» | Ib steer head . = 
‘n response to a sharp gain in soy-| McIntosh, fancy, 450 bu; No 1, 300-375 | Am Gas & El a4 fockh Aire... 44 | UTan | COLO 38% 35 \ tiac Lodge No. 21 P. & A. M. Pri, | Ore oot and ehotee ® 20-00- . bu; apples, Northern Spy, No 1. 3.50-4.00 iy 245 Lone 8 Cem... 87.3 : . Ww. 2. Nov. 19 to confer F. C. degree.| 26.75; several part | 1003-1153 bean oil futures and continued light | pu: ‘apples, Snow, Noi, 280-3.00 bu; — to or Lorillard ..... 23.4 3) KAN. Le % steers 26.75; load cnotes 8 LC Lee receipts of cash Soybeans at term-| @pples, Wagener, No 1, 325-305 bu. | Aim N Gas .... 48.7 Mack Trk. 18 , % 3% 40% Bie np 22 Lodge opens at 7:30 p. m. Robert | peiters 23.00; scattered se an . OS .... : ere ss oe, bel utility Cider, No 1, 2.00-2.25 4-gal case. Pears, Am Rad 23. Marsh Field... 31.7 37% % . mais C. Burnes, W. M —Adv. | choice fed heifers inals. Bosc, No 1, 3.90-4.00 bu. Quince, No 1. | 4m Seating... 30.6 Martin Gl.... 272 A Restiscs, DEL , and commercial grass steers and heifers ed higher with soybe 360-400 bu. ie 421 May D Str... 338 RZ. N pee BS. 11.50-17.00, incl everal loads high Corn moved higher with soybeans | +* Am Smelt... «21 May D. - e M. $. 26% . . 11.50-17.06, ere, ‘cecsern at 
carly but was not able to hold its| ele’ moe Be Sete oe An oUF 392 aid Con Pet. 942 GA 13.50.17.00; utility and commercial cows behs; beets. topped. No 1, 1.00- iso bu. | Am Tel & 13.4 32% ly 11.80 down; bulk cam. Oats were steady. Wheat cone ae se. 1 bu; ae ay . aceite Ze bog conan! cn... oo. 37% MD. core’ end cuteer® 7.00-0.50; bulk utility ; “4 ~ a? 2.001, ju; cabbage, re io a, m oolen .,. ~ 28 wl 
suffered from a little profit taking | 95'1.25 bu: cabbage, sprouts, Not, 100: | Am Zine 11. 186 Mont Ward... i 38%) 46% 23 % F, F. Meister of 984 Voorheis | 454, commercial bills 11.50-14 ne and rye declined again on a renew-|150 bu. Carrots. No 1, 15-90 dos behs: | (nac Cop '. 43.1 Motor La ee a, Rd rted to Pontiac Police | §%e-s1 Danrae carrot, topped io, 1, 1.00138 bu. Coull- | apse Wet C., s2:7 Motor 1 ders Market mostly al of liquidation. Dealings were | 4, N a 1 torola ..... 52.2 co ty aes brok Calves salable 125. 4 ower, No 1, 2.50-3.00 dos. Celery, No Armeo 8tl _... 63.4 M 304 that his jewelry store was broken dy. Co red last + Active, fairly active. 00-3.50 crate; celery, No 1, T5-1.28 Armour & Co 11.4 Mueller a -- 4 Legend % hi ho took used vee y eady some utility to good grades ! sce | Celery root. No 1, 1.00-1.50 doz. Pennel, | Assd Dry G .. 281 Murray Cp.... 283 into by thieves w ty ee cos ee Wheat near the end of the first | No 1. 1.00-1.25 bu. Horseradish, No 1, | Atchison 123. Met rmerl me Meter Vehicle Lic jewelry valued at $107. Entry was unevenly big ot 08 ene time: et fea 
hour was % to % lower, December | (ert ROY, soe 138 des bes” Onions, | Atl Retin’ 33.4 Nat Deiry.... 38-4 eS oer " iin made by breaking a glass in the | choice and prime individuals 31. 0; cull $2.285s; corn unchanged to 4% low-| green, No 1, 15-90 doz be&s; onions. dry, | Aveo Mig... 5.5 Net Gyps..... 482 : ffice di ometime during the | utitity and eegyrery 13.90-81 Nat Lead..... 874 1 Gasol office door someur & and low utilit +, December $1.55%; oats un-| N° ! 138-173 50-1» bag. Parsley, curly. | Bald Lima... 10.1 30 :::::9 Income ine n we a pe eg ne Oks tected ge No 1, 75-90 dos behs: parsiey = No 1, | Balt & Oh ,, 31.7 mer en - night. aeagd te ere feeder lambs; market 
changed "to 1s bigher, | Decetnber ee enic unt ele ice ae ee et We Ae ks, les. Use, E tend) Compared last Thureday: Slaugh- S83; rye 13 to 13 lower, December ceiateecmened Mot 0-1 98 sop bas. eeu ay 18 NY Cent...... | CJ So a, 38, te. ia Severance (@NEWSMAP) Thieves stole three wheels from ter lambs unevenly strong te 1.00; ——_ 
$1,253; soybeans unchanged to 2) Unt, No,7$-1,00 tu Raglanes, Diack. | BeuD Gteal ”.. 826 Nove 'a, West 2 Bs an auto owned by Gene Feather. 9, scot, Maner, Dp "08; prime cents higher, November $2.83%; 73-85 doz behs; radishes, hothouse, No 1, | Bohn Alum .. 19.2 od te : ve TAX REVENUES—Taxes on sales and gasoline | 13 others depended most heavily on gasoline taxes. | Stone of 93 S. Perry St. oe wel prime 939 ul Lats 00-23.00; ea Be 
and lard unchanged to 15 cents a; 156 40? Arccost, Koerner 1 te 10 on: Bond Os -- U¢* Nwst Airlin-.. 136| were the greatest single sources of revenue in nearly | ‘‘Severance”’ taxes, peculiar to Texas and Louisiana, |car was parked on Ca . pis BT Pe eabe 19.$6-21.00:, most Se and low 
hundred pounds lower, November —_ en ee fete ES | Bore were... 1008 cone a $47 three fourths of the states during fiscal 1954, as | are charged against products taken (or “severed’’) | street, according to Pontiac Police. ee seo cuter ewes ua : ; oo 38 ““* $14.50. squash. Hubbard. No L 90-1.25 bu. Te. = pe ** Pe Otis et... ap map above shows. In 22 states, sales and use taxes | from the earth—usually oil, but in the case of Rummage sale, 98 W. Huron ranged _— - esta chee 574 
Grain Pri ee — ae. we 1 3 00-3.40 Gale Budd | S. ace Ln Panh EPL... 14 accounted for most of the tax money collected while | Louisiana, also sulphur. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, | ‘> feeder lam , 
rain Frices turnips, topped. No 1. 1.00-1 Calum & He) Orem Rist. -< 8:00 a. m. Pontiac White Shrine me Parke Da..,, 33.3 : : 
; Lettuce and salad greens: Celery cab- Campb W . 145 M { mi. —Adv ° CHICAGO GRAIN bage, No 1, 125-175 bu. Endive, Nol. |Gen Dry... 127 SRR +e 18-6! Clarkston Youth Held | joo es American Motors Has 
CHICAGO, “Nov. 18 (AP) — Opening | } 00-125 ore = aet. oe 1, 2.38- onsale ee 39:1 Philco TIN see) W if ree ersons ur | Decorating sale Tues., Nov. 16 Rights to ‘Mi hty Mite’ rein: = iad . t r 5 ij bd { . i 
er wheat Soybeans | gsearole, Dlesched: Nel tie bu. | Carrier cp vee 54S iors gas wees nel OC ‘for Simple Larceny . through Sat., Nov. 20. Bargain Box, | ig ts to ig ty 
c . 283:, uce. leaf, Neo 1. -2 60 bu. Case JI... 176 piijsby Maiti 48.2) com & 465 8 Woodward, Birmingham. _ : otors 
a Greens’ Cabbage. No 1. 1 00-150 bu | etaneee a ae ei Plats G 69.2 Charles Simpson, 19, of 6873 Sa- in 4 ar ras 7 Adv. | DETROIT American M 
Veen 35 ~ Munard Wo wee fe Cert-teed ; 244 Ceca os ae : line Dr., Clarkston, was arrested ‘has acquired manufacturing and 
3 Sorrel het Tipe 138 = aoe a Gh NW +8) Pure Ol ..... ors in ar y @d S last night by Michigan State Police Three persons were injured yes-; Rummage pron Ney hy toed 20. | sales rights for a new military type No u wis: La o 1, | : dio C ST | | 5 ; oe Seer ey, . ' 5. Parke. ‘ < : 
100-125 bu. Turnip, No 1, 200-280 bu 1 orn See a Rem mane 34.6 | of the Pontiac Post on a charge of | terday yi n one ae failed a St. Vincent's Ha —Adv. vehicle called “Mighty Mite,’ 
Clare Equip 52.4 Reo Motors 273) TW Vv uP z ar.| simple larceny ,stop in time and pusned a sec¢ \ - 1 
cocina fais ae Cuiman Mo Sof Rey “Tob B.. 384| BEN Oe ee _ hae The youth is accused of attempt- ‘car into a third on Stevenson High- | Central Market, 14 F. Pike. We) George Romney, American Motors 
| CHICA Nov. 16 (APi—Potatoes ar- | : ' ; j ; i . . F adi | ‘ 4 . i i: 
| Tivals to on track 415; total U.S. ship- eee ie 1S Pep pata ; as Res terned eet 2 early ——— ing to take gasoline from a car ‘ay at Fourteen Mile road. ‘nave fresh fruits and vegetables. | president announced yesterday 
ir Ge ote tc nse aun cal Gas 152 gt Jos Lead... 391 today after a fast and higher open-| wwned by Jack Cooper of 6908 Rain- Treated for minor leg and arm Specialize in fancy fruit baskets.| The vehicle, tested by the Ma- 
| Steady. fr Reds slightly wesker; Hehe = pa ee oe abe | one ae ing. bow Ct., Clarkston. injuries at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- | PE 3-9214. Adv. rine Corps, weighs only 1,500 usse’ 4.50 | sconsin usse ! : i : “1 
: 26-450: Wisconsin Round Reds 2.50: |Con'pw pt ais 112, See ALRR... 144/ The lower trend came right after | Troopers said they found Simp- | pital were: Mrs. Freda Hardesty. | 14 your friend’s in jail an@ needs | pounds—about 1,300 pounds less MAS <occcccs 138 ee sae gte morte Dakota Pontiacs |Cont Bak... =e Bhell ..... “*" 564) a big burst of trading swamped the | son hiding behind a tree near the | 32, of 4431 Chene, Detroit, and 8 | pail, Ph. PE 5-5201, C. A. Mitchell. | than the wartime jeep. It can be 
_ Ent Mot... 108 Samens . -- 7, | ape briefly. It was as much a8|Cooper home, after they were | passenger, Mrs. Florence Dopke, —Adv. | airlifted by helicopter. 
Foreign Exchange DETROIT EGGS Soootge : joe Socony Vac ., 486 /three minutes late for a brief time called by Cooper. Simpson, they | 28, of 2330 Poland, Hamtramck. ates 9 rummage sale call = 
DETROIT. Nov. 16 +AP)—Bggs. fop.|Cruc Si -- nt Me +. $94) in reporting actual floor transac- | said, admitted attempting to take | They were injured when a car! 2» gp Ty We will pick up your 
xEW Oak ieee Foreign | Socal cases included, federal-state | Parts? 333 Sparks Ws... 5_ | tions. the gas, as well as a similar lar- | driven by Mrs. Genevieve Thomas, | .soia items free. For charitable 
~ hange rates fetes] Grass Britein io | gene Ahr A ans = oe Fonte cs 33 Sperry a med At the start and during the — ceny from Cooper two weeks ago. | 37, of rare i peistld Reale eaerteee distribution. —Adv. 
cere S Brerage 80°. large 44-46 wid. ev - | Jow Chem 423 sta ot Cai... 716/of congestion. prices were firm. ae rammed m from as y Canadian deliar in New York open medi 3236 wid 35, all 28-30 | : . Z 
market 3 1-32 per cent premium | or | Wid. av. 28%: grace B large 40-43 wid. 2UP°% 3 Bid Oil Ine. 8 | Soon thereafter, however, the trend STOCK AVERAGES ‘waited for a traffic light, according ;: eS eee chee | 103 21% cents up of a cént | ev 42; peewees 26 Fast Air L 35.7 , ; ' K 18—c tied by The | ohh, | 
Europe: Great Britain ;pound: $2.79! Browns Grade A jumbo 47-60 wia av East Kod 677 Sovene 2 : bot _bent down. ? \ wus pear o Comp ¥ to Troy —s ee Ken- | | Saginaw and Judson 8t. —Adv | 
S ciay tecumee 3 » o16 has mar < “scala ae 8 oar quae c ] L en Io a a Stew War ....°23 | Moters and steels were the ' 3o aly oun siseks | | | neth Hirt. The Ha sty car Was, 
cent, Great Britain 60 day futures 279 large 26-27 wid. av. 26%, peewees 26. | mer R 122 Bit a Co... #6, | Most active of major groups with | Net change fat Reve ees? | Pushed into a auto driven by | Rummage sale Fri. and Sat. 8 a. 
516, oft 3-16 of 5) coms Greet Briain’ Checks’ 53. a 19 Bylv El Pa.... 46 be 1 Noon, todey,...1981 1001 655 1 Harold Clark, of 477 Fairfax, m. to 1 p. m. 128 W. Pike. Pon- | 90 day futures 2.79 5-16, off 3-16 of aj ——— Stl we ee Tussce at losses running to between 1 and previous day 1985 1002 658 Birmingham he was not injured. | tiac O. E. 8. —Adv. | 
eee yriace (raat) wc oc oe, CHICAGO BUTTER AND 86G8—— | Piri) Mor 226 Tex G Syl....121 2 points. Elsewhere in the list | Week azo ise lore 683 a2 “_— : a cent; Prance (franc) 28%, of a cent, | cmcaco. - is (api aluer tums |(fueceas let thane “4 Month ago...... 1674 1016 633 136.6 Mrs. Thomas was admitted to St. Animal Rescue League 
ieuoeme ae ad ee fae Seems ates ree eee ai ewan rag betw aaa oe . lose high... ises 1092 638 tse4| Joseph Mercy Hospital with head | ae ae opening Sat., Nov. 20, | sand ( uilder) | 26 32. mncbanend: | Taly cncmanoes = . sons = ae cae ne pad aiedlpeaa hop of een | 2 ts. ae hata Eaewane oe oe oe _ injuries. Her condition is listed as 10 a. m. 297 Oakland, Pontiac. | U. 8. mutes! fond, te’ 
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cals acute Set unchanged eee Cues wendy: whole: (Gen Fs os We) Env Garonoe.. an |, Railroads, big leader in yester-| i953 fof" 0c". 1802 128 Meh. 088 | good today. | Clothing and misc. items and or- | Geena ts provide 8 Gverfed, mat Ufrane) (free) 23.33%», unchanged, Dea- vs rere te te. wiasd oi cam | Gen Moure ori Wen An ue: “es day's rally, were pete today. DETROIT STOCKS ders taken for home made aay | pao pater co in common stocks of 
"atin Ameri 1668, wnchenged: | 144 [ume tb. OS wantaras 3. current |Gen Ry Big... 0 Unit airc..... ona) Most other divisions also were ‘Mormblewer & Weeks) Olds Increases Prices i corporations selected on the besis of jate Ame Brasil free, 145. un. | receipts 26, dirties 23, checks 33. Gen Refrac 383 vit Prat 5 a! mixed. = Pigures after decimal points ere eighth nthe ey $27 1955C Nationally advertised brands ef | expr arya eed horeneph rn 
‘changed: | Mexico 802, unchanged, Gen Shoe - . ars | the facts in a free booklet ' 
Veneruela (bolivar) 30.63 unchanged. DETROIT POULTRY Gen 3a 47 Us Rov... 413! Among significant early blocks | Beidwin it oo Pp to : on \golf merchandise. mecGrene. | by mailing the coupon below 
ou on ee DETROET | Mer 16 (AS) Friscs veld | Gan Tite -_- 01 OS Seek. 2) were American Telephone 1,500 | Gerity-Michigan: |. 22 26 LANSING W — Price increases Se Ee nee, oa | per pound fob trolt for No 1 quality | Gillett -ee 608 melt pf. 1 J Kingston Products? . 27 3 oda - 
live poultry up to 10 am Goebel Br... 75 US Bteel ei Shares + ‘s at 173!2 Dikedieyer: pice Stew ot 21 31. UP to $27 were announced today by |Frank Syron, Pontiac Country, — Piesse send mes tree booklet prospectus Poli Report Breokin | Heavy hens 17-20. nent mens fa 18, | Goodrich 117 us sre pf m2 2,100 up 7s at 35%, U. S. Steel 1,500 | midwest pprenves: - ne Oldsmobile for its 1955 line of cars. Club. FE 5-8939. Open 9 to 9seven| ; heavy roasters iover 4 s> 24 eavy | Goodyear 98.6 a cess % Rudy Mig*............ 4 once Pp’ . | brotlers — fryers By-4 Ibs): whites 22. | oral Paige... ae Van Real ||): 308 | off noe 67%, Chrysler 3.500 are wee screw ; 13 01202«012 ime mess is prices, See, | days a week until Christmas. Adv. ene 
: 12 Tay crosses 27-27',; capomettes (5-7 | Gt No Ry..... jalgreen ele ne *No sale. bid and aske no include onal equ =a 
Pontiac Police reported a break:  ip,,"37'30, geese 23-35; heavy ducks 24- | Greyhound... 133 Warn B Pic. 198 sae vat WN, Mi Dev - l ted al I 8 taxes or dealer| Shore Market News. Dandy Swiss | = in of the West Side Recreation a Sees Seeks 2e - es oe Oe — 2,700 up % at 24%, Mission 0 a eae zs or Fissie 8 desk. 000 per ie. Oven ; | ———a Ai ns = ireeder urkeys, young avy ype Hayes MYf.... yes a el.. and. range from | read. mea 
Bowling Alley, 199 Orchard Lake | nens'32-35: toms 24-28. | Homest....., 487 Westg A Be. a and Ge 5,000 unchanged at 21%. | cyicago. Nov. 16 (AP)—Live poultry | > aie x ares. in| pa 49c per lb. If you wish our Ave., where thieves stole an esti- | Market steady on hens. Better quality | Hooker El..... 646 Westg Ei... 781|and General Electric 3,000 off 44 | steady to firm on bens, barely steady Ca be or a two-door sedan stuffed turk a next C. d. NE m " offerings in good demand. Young stock | Ill Cent...... 564 White Mot... 33.5) a+ gsi young stock; receipts 1.038 coops ‘yes- “88” series, to $2,989.84 for the | resh dressed mated $25 froma cleaning ma-| weax and demand light. Caponettes | Indust Ray.... $2 W Co.. 97 "2. terday 1,652 coops, 202.068 ibs); tae ie pea. he week order now; 48c and 58c Investment Securities 
chine for bowling balls. ample and —— oll Live trade jalane = sees er ———— ae vee ee Paregan oyeindl 44 higher: | Starfire convertible in the ‘98 Ib. Libhy’s canned pumpkin 2 ae 
rr : arket s . ve tre | inepir oeee Lt ow = eavy -18: = 
= @ continuing Felativety light, Most dealers | Interiak .. 112 Young 8 & W 252 wou ae ag — ey or- ers and broilers 33-31; old roosters 12- Pag Bly ota: a coupe & 35e, and 7 — 2ic a can 414 Community Nat'l Bank Bidg. Hawaii produces per cent cautious and de! making many com- | Int Harv...... nigst na n , when New York capone en tu =| 98" series has a ory price | 2425 Voor eare er eae FE 2-9119 Pentice arm essor: pce . :t keys 25; ducklings 28: farm 
the worlds pineapple. [oe a ne ee ee ae Nealectod the wild) sone: Gucks tover 8 iby 2a, under 6 ib) 16. | Of $2,797.75, | of Telegraph. 4, 
    
  
    
  
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
      
  
  
      
    
              
      
      
  
    
    
  
    
                    
        
    
              
    
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
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Held for Tria County Deaths Death Notices card of Thanks == 1) ~— Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7) Building Service 12 Painting. & ‘Decorating. 20} __ Notices & Personals 25 
(IN GRATEFUL APPRECIA TION | ARGF CORPORATION HAS . 2-881 
. ~ , AID FOR SUPPLIES. 
Edwin G ier -| ior the kindness heip @nd sus-) opening for training : Pontiac A CONCRETE we FE ay 908%) a INTERIOR . EX. coh DAINTY, MAID 4. 83 | 
“oe BINNEY. NOVEMBER. 16, 1954) (Sha sYmpathy of our good! office. 21 to 28 yrs of age, some S ] | d , | Pate seme ee 2S terior, 10 per cen: disc. for case | ere ROLL CLOTHES | 
CLAWSON — Rosary service for Joseph -H, 2454 Weinal Roed | fnends beighbors and relatives college preferred Excel ent a es a les CARPENTER WORK re eioe Free’ estimate. ty , 
Ed ee a bast for Joseph HE 3654 Walnut Bose | during our recent loss uf our Lyle} motional opportunities, Write Boo mie ; ne Alterations and custom bullding FE 24 
win C, Gagnier, 30. of 343 Wal-|. josnaca of bre, Carrie Mae! Coch aha wi thanks to Rev Mc:| ta: Press, Box 19 eae rorenehy bala ye OR 32570. PAINTING AN WALLPAPER. | DETECTIVE SERVICE - 
* | per St., will be Friday at & pm Binney dear father of Mre Jean and anile he les te poset ceey | ~Ol liners yee eecars Teouiwisulon CARPENTRY YY BLOCK K AND D CE bg ne == Os <0) «Fe tic_& commercial Maple +188. 
lt the Spiller-Cramer Funeral coe and Mrs Henrietta His loving memory we shall al ways LEADS! 5 day week Vacantion with pay. _ment work ete FE 65-0782. 2-0756. EMPLOYERS ATTE 
al - ocke. dear orother of Mrs. Wil keep | Merchandise discounts. Other ben- CUSTOM BUILDING F. H. A. a. Fl Painting oat Washing Gaarra Service 
bert Dye Is Accused \; Home. Requiem Mass will be sung 8" —_ ot on Be een (2 pue her enhane remy j LEADS! clits George s-Newports, 74 N | _Rancing. Modernizing. FE 5470.) »),, : ica_ts pre-tested 
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in Robbe f M k t 9:30 a. m. Saturday at Guard- Funeral service will Ne a | ' | [Poss oe " - CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA _ 2.2706. nele erence investiga’ 
ry o arket pian Angel Church, with burial in 1) BT ae A Ape a n Memoriam 2 l EADS! rag nal Poe: py bie nceD Sake Bell Iding. Olive 2-7328. See Cer Par IN TEE & OUT. FREE BOND 
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in Hazel Park Mt. Hope Cemetery. Pontiac He aith Rey Gurdon Lindsay aud IN LOVING MEMOTY OF HUS-| ~ . future hare: tec the right ig CEMENT "WORK; K, RESIDENTIAL PAINTING AND PAPERING ING. MA-| — EMPLOYMENT = AGEscyS 
died Wednesday Rev Charles Race offiiating | band and father Morgan H Hoff-)Syle-me r the Fam Cail for appointe reg iaa1| and commercial: free estimate | son Thompson FE 48364 EARN TOYS AND CHRISTMAS 
. ; . ; : intertuent a? Owekland Hil. Me | bein: who passed away No i nen to \€ nous aii E Raymond Commons. PE 4-9366. fts b {v a toy ry i 
Albert H. Dve. 2 < : Srcuiee Dae fas : poss  p aways vem- Ed;the McCulloch Beauty Shop | ————~———— : 1 gifts by giv 18 l= 
5 ve, 33, of 2510 N. Surviving are his wife Cc raldune vip, Cemecérs Mr Broek mas! ber 18 lo} | 608 Pontiac State Bank Bidg JOS FLEMMING. _ FLOOR. LAY: PAINTING AND DECORATING you, home EM 43787 
Main, Royal Oak, was bound over four children. edwin, Lois Yvonne Pace ON OR Bercy Baus Nor Ae a cae _ Pennway TV [WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK| pit eT i kee _eumates Pee 2001 ‘eases AN DEBT? 
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to Oakland County Circuit Court aod Jeannette. bis parents Mio nowre NoveMmeR 12 954 fae tone ae ie ste memiay ies ri a cerage over $190 per] Capavie of preparing, menus and | "LOOR SANDING y OLD FLOORS A PAINTING) PAPER ANGING | it you are _naving trouble meeting 
yesterday after hi i and Mrs J. R. tiag Paitin Mates Cher A sei © shall) remeber ce | Afra alter one week a work Here, _ ipersiving oT ae : " 2 ALLs CLEANED your pay 
o ay er his examination on MPS. - 2 Giagmer of thet Wor kee eee in +Sadiy missed by wile daugiter &| ar oopperturnity to join one of ouPeee ss help Real oportun- specialty | Ce BI FE 21-5180 TUPPER OR 3-706) MICHI re “CRE. aT COUNSEL: 
an armed robbery charge, by fout sisters and one brother oy Moe Hee aden bad son Grace Hoffheins Motiv & | toe nauur- fastest erewing com} Sie ae xo Pontiac Press |PLOOR LAYING. SANDING ‘AND WOMEN WANT WALL ~WASHING,| LORS. INC. sha Saginaw, 
Hasel Park Jud : 5 2 Ten | Ane Keunedy sane Richard | parues With our bonus ang re) Ga exper lence present or last] fintshing 10 vear's experience aint OR 3-3284 OR 3-0604 above Oaklard rooster: PE 
pig a ge Robert C. Bald- danie Greatores de. HewEe Partial serie SOVEMBER COMER WITH BAD| ScS®! tian sou ste assured 1 P of employment giving 2) Modern sauipment John Taylor | Painting OR 57"0 8-0456___ 
win. | FER fetes Bowen Cail) pert egrets: | ian tice Ceri Game Gost a6 peas reterences ss ss] phone FE 40424. "AS WASHING AND, eae KNAPP GHOE REPRESENTATIV 
IRNDALE—Service ee Pr cat a } nm fore of fogce Tie month we never stall forget and over $11 060 \ou cone MAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE- PLOOR ‘SANDING. LAYING FIN eumeres 2211. 
Dye le accused of the Hal Gea ALE a e . for Jas . et ate } ne t : a n Wat else we fai! to co | tt you have a jut ot ae aoe work and care of children while} RB Gardner, 91 Central. FE — OR 31503 
, , a: | Greatorex, 8?. of 321 b Webster acta) ollmintiiy Interment) Serer, =e ul always remember; and feel that sou can quai mother works FE 2-6519 _ 27519. : Physiotherapy _ZIA PRIVATE ee SERVICE 
loween-mask robbery. of Otte’s will be held on Friday at 10 OOM Hope Cemereoy Arranme: | you ‘oving: aremers x1 Keace al ous in io an Valervi ew ot 3408 | yours FOR PHONE CONTACTS GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL ~ al A 
. : . le the Boar ss y Fa- Ae FeMeny CF net ‘ass at Peterboro, or Ro 19 | Salary and bonus rs ; 4 c 
Market on John KR near Eight pom. at the Sechnaidt Funeral mt Bi etos Un) ad Cot ior) 1B Weat Huron st Ponta. aa Room 122. Roosevelt Hate Buse 38 Ren Pe 33021 peer ry OENERAL MASSAGE EVENINGS REDUCE 
Mile road in Hazel Park, in) Home. with burial at White Chapel OMVinEN iy Wii, Gute Gier eee oem ouel Gepentens, MM eS ee ees AND|MASON ALTERATIONS & RE} TE 21216 —| ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? 
which $130 was taken, according Cemetery She died Wednesday SE) ee me et eters Te oe ee Nee ee SCIENTIFIC BWEDISH MASSAGE TIRED? CONSTIPATED? 
to Lt. Harold Mill, Hazet Park | Surviving are one sen Martin | FE i Flowers zi bee NI Vinon only.) necessary FE 3-9642 Oiiae us, aes nasen, worn a Bim BE 42851 lone scientific. aute® 
Police of in nid ' Wood Ut Gs) Ole Mit a aa 2 PLL DDO WW inter < cat t hy | | WOMAN CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN| Pi : ‘emen ork é = me i 
: rndale and one brother Wad Ge eat x meal : Ne Cue A I a ie : iastering ar4 tile wort. FE 7a Incividua! nutritional programs. 
Unable to furnish $2 ton Gibbons of gland ee a ale Aah BT semereee FroMETS Crescent Lake Kil [wo Onn sac toratut! 2 C Catl anson a "| ___Television Service 22) °° "cat. re eat 
dD a ae urnivh $2,000 bond, ‘ Sera Sie \lenients Moe wtb oe ee locks north of APSO after 6 00 only MArket 62820 we Scere one BERNIE'S RADIO AND TV SERV- ouren See er ewanina 
‘ . ~ A well Mes Fan io nar fet . oh > mth oo : ; . a rats na 
ye s being held in Oakland Coun- William 8S. Duckering =a eae os ee Funeral Directors 4 REAL WATATE tee’ wouan ae A J. Webste & Son. OR 3-9402| ice. Parts anc labor guaranteed | ruy, and upholstery. Waite's No- 
ty Jail until his arraignment Nov. \ILFORD—Service for Wilbam EES SH be net Nowerber | Ape 2A AAAS Nie Ween heath proce) On 14% care of children |@ G SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING | 71 8. Bive_E. FE 26306 | _tions 
22 in circuit court. S. Duckering. $5, of 2260 Franklin fe anuaeaaun Beal paneratl D | h Oe eee Tah am ve WOMAN vicntry~ or -yorce| Sosa et °" Sushine. seers FE Gare wont ey Seen, le ripteg, napaing = fast service. , 
es . OD, oc é t he (| u parti é inerat | only ussel] Youn rR t St Drayta Pl s 2 — ‘ t ~ 
Lt. Hill and Det. Robert Law : St., wil) be held 2 pm Saturday Unis Ava wih ce Rovere: one Sson- O leis Bauder ene Tato eslicr &| ; wees Senet coe eas Building Supplies 12A ow MP. STRAKA Sutherland Stutio 18 W_ Huron, 
ufges Whlclating niterment te ~ _ RPAP AP PAP ey 
said today that Dye was traced at the Richardson-Bird Chapel.| Oak Grove Cemerers Mutora © “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” SALESMAN FULL. OR | PART aoraapm See 1,000 FEET NEW ake waite “ANDY cox.| Wid, Child. fe ose hog 
7 . Mocntewan Mr Du-kering ime eads furnished. Call = N LUMBER FOR rere pd TV. 
through a minor accident which | | Milford, with burial in Oak grove j) wat at the Ruhar roa ey | Vy h +S} Siple |_s 5-5017. WAITRESS _| _Sbeeting._ $75. Ma_5-6292. HOME SERVICE, CALS CHILDREN ~TOVED AND CARED 
eccurred four hours before the | ‘emetery. He died Wednesday Foinera) Home. Milford M Oor ees- lpre | SALESMAN COMM $281 up| Liquor experience required Ref- WEBER CUT STONE for Also baby sitting. FE 23-1730. 
| robbery. CVSurviving are three daughters, GADSIER (sovesmre 17° 4! CONERAL HOME |sorccen aa" 77" G80) Older and ® food “Prefer 30 orlypeswr "* °Y Mia @aéze MITCHELL'S TV |DAY., CARE FOR, CHILDREN 
Mrs. Fi Hazard of Detroit Mr Oo i Ee eal ~ Drive. ‘patntebatie $200 cs ate reat B uscesiaty Fs ae £ “48 E. Pik 2 ble you were or wep Fe 
* be = i . ‘ Mt s Mo tiigan rs & eloved tte = io be a u 1s 7 fe —_—__— _ —__ 79 mare ? ft. 
Witnesses at the accident and irene Ciencite of Wilford amt Wis F etacne a en one Bee E cone: mee ance Sr oA e F pane or Motor bes Manager trainee $275 up 33672, 4 30 to yom FE 2 rei __ Business Services 13 T it Se = oa DaY aie ASS hE al > 
those at the holdup gave simil : ap aut aie tathen OE Foe I }Draftsman college vrad after i pm Mr Finley Le ee ypewriter service cs. censed home. °° ee 
es of ao cas oud ‘nee, Milton Bobier of Fentom two sons Sua gm ell Cera youn - Gee: Cent Lat “ee nmuerier e $410 Gp | WIATRESS WANTED FOR TAV- ve OF BSRICKLAYING (OO SMALL CHILDREN N BY WEEK OR 
peviptions of ¢ ! > | Harry Duckering of Milford and = fMr owned Mie J BR emetery |0ts Ny GALT frp From 11 am to 7 pm Wepiac cs) 6) specsmity. Erce eet’, TYPEWRITERS RENTED dav __FEC¢:4). 
pants. oe ts mH) crave rat Bronte OF James Ain A OND) EAPPEOXALE \ fo Call PE 95865 before 12 am |—Mmetes FE 5-8620 Mitchells 13 .N Saxina® St. |WUL CARE FOR CHIL -DREN, 
|}Robert of Hollis four sisters Mrs Cin “| Hofea S WHI'TR CHAPE! Wilt saAcR.. RENO} XN & F LTRENCHING TVPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ma | Ca¥ care 5 days week Licensed 
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Dye was arrested early yester- Sam MeChoment. and Mis Wall ie . : x " ' es gee me «tf ff rer — ; iy W TWIT RON . Help Wanted § ccoungs water ‘ines flela | es " sh ae ring toe work | Home FE Su2l0 
: x : va : ce wee a flee : ctases Box 34 2 © yaPsRE fe ~ | ean ee . f | eneral Pringin, au fice Sup 
day at the home of a friend, Bidwell both oof Broghton Mrs Jommait Byeerel spite mit) Ge) Huai a akin’ . OE ee UN Ase! HOUS BOY WITTING TO] me alia : | ple Co WC Lawrence |Witd. Household Goods 2 
) Charles R. Purkette, 20. of 23428 Fanme Richman of Holly and Mes hy 0 Te ean a reaitccratyipl wlemen say feel pee ea cop ot any sort | [iodine oy factors trained. a =| Upholstering 23) rine es 
5 a be : ; ‘a 1 5 viata . — : ; Be ie haw cia, GERI Germain 4 oe preferred Av aiab ees tury aE Bien | iES 
John R, who is charged along with Harry Hughes of Peoteatt alsty <i i i % i . ‘ef a Ae ' “| er i > +o a a tet pion ie ed Anvtime Have own car ei - Ours. wee aes Puy ping ae . aT rolare rte cath aT cae 
: Dye, with armed rbobery in Ma- grandchildren and three great Ce ee Pete BOX REPLIE ie fen) ahcdA aletaee ut seact 2) cocne MA ©1761 7 ae st Pho ore Gaus Law ORAPES SLIPCOVERS MATERL FE 47881 
comb County, Hill said grandchildren pide) come fen, ne auier : PLIES | Swies per week Apply on person! INVALTD MAN WOULD LIKE COL ; Se =e __|_#is Beadie, FE >10di___-_ cer Us BUY I OR AUCTION IT 
| ty, ° Granier Pinetel Home Clawson ' Sis task Hascl pore || ple for companionship Rent and| APPL LANCE SERV ICE THOMAS UPAOUSTERING | for you, OA 8 “81. 
! = Mrs. Mary Mitchel} | Where Mr Ciagnier will He tu | At 10 a.m, today i ie) iB) eset Pert unter fe Pee Jones Kd We service al) makes of refrigera- 44 8. TELEGRAPH FE 5-8888 WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES 
‘ 2 be ; lute | there were ceolle t TELE on DFLIVERY HELP MAN| tors, washers _ radios, cleaners.|SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED of furniture. Ph FE 3-$323 
) ist WHITE: LAKE) TOWNSHIP — LANKEY NOVEMBER 17 1954 H ota bd | mutt Dee; crersia on a a | ceo lett oy ape threads. Your materiel 772s FURNITURE N NEEDED 
Servies foc Mrs. James (Mary BY) vo 2) “Lava fasts er ee the Press office in || Soeser ele Ne Phe Caney Hotel) ROY S96 Ovens ae FE 24021) EAKLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 
; : s (Mar) age 36 beloved husband of Mrs . BOOK (MIDDLE GED we Z GOUSE RAISING AND FOOTINGS| ‘ng 8174 Cooley Lake Ra. EM/| Entire Rome or. odd lcts.Get the 
° Mitchell, 70. a former resident. wil! Florence Lankey. dear father of the following boxes: en D ITE COUPLE] put tn Septic tanks and field| +2641. Free esti nies. top dollar Wi buy outright 
b held 9 — Harold Lankey Jr and Dorothy i | di nant house of country res-| @rains installed FE 24137. Free », ef sel & tee you 8 Fe 
| j be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the’ [aferge dear brother of Mrs | DELIVE <7 | ‘6 tee ons Ss Meurer ond _estimates. Lost & « Found 24 _manity sale. Ph. OR 32717. 
| | Girrbach Funeral Home. River 22t%te Merpby Funeral service 3. 8, 14, 15, 21. %6, 36 | 4 e Pontiac) gf OOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS i 1AM 5 
. River Sih ke Wok euirdae. Mo . * Press Box 04 WANTED FURNITURE 
; : ; ; pe he ‘ vember > a7 2 ! Walls & window soma BEAGLE — “yes OL BLA 
: WEST BLOOMFTELD TOWN. | Rouge, with burial in Huron Val- 20th et 2p om from the Bparks- 2, 47, 50, 63, 64, 66, 69. 4) WOMAN OR COUPLE TO MAN | Free est. as cnligniion FE set white and tan. Lost oo White BIAS if vou have anything for 
70, 71, 78, 79, 82, 85, 89, won pon Oe at Ba Resend! Soe foots service and the bigh se se e€ 
SHIP—The West Bl y ey Ce ry. Flat R Sa Tome bape ee Ds a Mion FO — Ss 
: t Bloomfield Town. ‘ley Cemetery, Flat Rock She died W paik officatig Interment at 107 seen eae ; \WORK FOR U > GOV + wen | Elec. Sewers Cleaned |rounp. BROWN FEMALE DOO 
- an omen with automoblies| women 1855 Start high as $80| 24 hr service No results no, Vicinity Elm FE 2-507 “ NS SALES CO. = « 
        
      
        
    ship Library at Keego Harbor has | Tuesday. | Perr: Mt Park Cemeters In lew ¢ are ceedednt 104 
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acquired the following new books. Surviving are her daughter, Ruth ae srt ici om! 5 Require Sere Gy Chee Tee tes Gora) peter aces on 23. 000 Jobs charge chemically treated at no|/LOST 8 MO OLD BEAGLE 
| according to librarian Stella S Hinz, of Detroit, f : Gage Funes Acyeneeniente | wp 1° oar | Ore "a Wate Lane Pulor| sare Get FREE Sepage book] Roto-Re vicinity of Carpenter Scnool_ Re /OAKLAND, COUNTY S CARGESE 
Travis: “| ‘ roit, four grandchil ihe Specks Grittin Fudera Hone, | ————— part dave Delivery starts about| showing jobs Daalacicse Asst Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners | *#td_FE 5-307 3749 Jo-lyn USED FURNITURE BUYER 
vis: | |dren and one great grandchild. May NOVELNOR 16 tose ELMER a ———| Sovembes 9 end name 9c | WRITE Box 14 Pontiac Press FE 61317 LOST. FEMALE COLLIE BLACK] rep Nate DIES — 
i yee ea dress teephone number age and’ —— TESTE : —— | an wh.te A s to , 
Fiction v © ee Ro 451 8 Telegraph Road ave Help Wanted Male 6 teu! avaavie on a post caro Instructions Q|ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE | o Lass Vicinity of Seminole and| oO lamos, MY 21521. 
‘ ernon FE. Mckay 61 beloved hushand fo Mrs SAS ‘ 4 | . wet a 218 EB Pik of Seminole and fi ease 
The*@ilver Oak by Howard Breslin =| .. . fetid: Mex cease tine: : : oo Uy ret Dist Beno ietes: care sianauaisninuuaguaame aaa Rr ps a . _ Pike | 8 Mil Re Reward Call Farm-|WANTED REFRIGERATOR WITR 
| ; My Brother's Keeper by Marcia Daven- LAPEER—Service for Vernon FF i rere ary Se i tea ." UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY| —!_Bet_™© Potter Prees [<CORDIONS LOANED FREE TO rng ingtan 3025W 00 ———C—‘“‘*CSC*dL:C#«OtO-s —oeelin finish onthe out 
port . Wav "7 ne we. . Bru : : er ® Married man axe to to #0.) \\ eq ertnners also & FREE lessons LOST RED MALE COCKER IN| ‘ide Also in good working cond !- 
Bias: Bounty Lands Lawyer Mc Kay, 62. of 925 Jefferson St: Recde, once. Pg as at . = 6 ere worked iB B groerts | 1g men ty XATED | wiven at veur home R_ 3-9466 SEW ER ea ING the vicinity of Lincoln Jr High| tion Reasonable FE 43642 efter 
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"ome = Woman by Glen Haley will be held at 1.30 pm. Saturday will be hed Friday November mae = he e fe ar ic ar Should ao hone oul meee wee | Work Wanted Male 10 inks Surdav Serv al creme caer 3-7548 = ee ie or *rite Pontiac Press. Box 
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| Bive by F. Van Wyck Mason at the Baird Funeral Home, with — ¢, i, at 2p om from the Sparks-| tory to Pontiac Press Box 77 Hous ana w:lling to learn Sho ald | A RR nnn | PL UMBING AND HEAT H se eR nar ca | WANTED GOOD ELECTRIC REF 
The Ramayana by Aubre Benen ‘bu : ; . Griffin Chapel with Dr William earn $00 per week to start Ap-|4a-} ~ Com & Sop. FE ‘ener or enrus Wrist ®atcn Vicinity Pon- 
Gtrangers in Pad aera? urial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. He H  Marbach officiating  Inter- ( ‘Rh ANBROM MK NG Ele OVE | ply at 10 9¢ am or 2 pm CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND tise State Bank Bicg FE +0606 baby bed Warm Morning coe! 
House by Georges | Gied th : ment at Perry Mt Park Ceme- Aeply cl Now te gisa) we | 20 ee 8 eciay Fe Eee LOST LADIES BL Boe Go a 
Bimenon | is morning. ment at Perry Mu Park Ceme:| Carpenter for general mainten- | Huron GAnREN SCHOO” GRADUATE | (een) REE MING BIRR viciany of eae ae | eae 
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Apalachee Gold by Prank G. Slaughter | Surviving are his widow. Olga a (2° Sparks Griffin Puoeral Home fisvares (ateady ‘rear, srouna joo |"E, WILL SELECT 5 AMBITIOUS| ce “= ‘gti badass _¥ 2000, OF | nocn Containing wallet. sum of Ww Mi 28 
young men for tratning tm in- a money valuable papers identifi- { neo 
—__._ |HAND AND CIRCULAR SAWS] cation card. Keepsake. Badly td. scella = 
Bride ef the Conqueror by Hartzell | In leu of flowers the family) Pension plan social security Paid 
  
        
  
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
        
      
    
    
    
  
    
    
       
         
   
                 
  
  
                  
          
  
    
    
      
  
    
  
    
    
   
    
    
      
         
    
    
   
     
              
   
        
      
    
    
  
  
          
  
                
  
  
  
  
        
    
      
    
  
      
          
  
    
          
    
    
            
      
      
  
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| . : ghs requesis that donations be mad i terestin d ,| BLOC } r 
o on oie Wildcat by Margaret Wid- jot Flint, two grand-children, two to the Cancer Pind mace vacation” “Bicomfleid Mills hat Sock fours wit careens bnclyfa os re (YING aX aND CEMENT precise eee cca = needed by young owe in Durse'SiwanTED: SMALL COMMERCIAL” 
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Non-Fie lurothers, Delbert end Frank, both ty focie' ote nel f ane \panu MARAGER. aver i Se Ul Gel a gre aecinew | tarts: Wart secees ss eel onee aye iaer FINE RELLPOLD On fue.| 2 o"=*F= 
: of Lapeer, two sisters, Mrs. Harry | field. beloved stnfant of Mr Reale pert appeal pee ace ver _after ailbes _&nm claltv Quick service Weatherly ao0ee MOVER ee on bus Mea with large “sum of ° 
The Woman Who Would Be Queen by Ketchum of Ba or ‘| Mrs Jack H/ Shelton dear sis- | charge Modern equipment and WANTED NEW CAR SALESMAN, FE 35-7118 _ eo ET) money ently needed. Reward Money Wanted 28A 
Guties y Bocca um 0 ttle Creek and! ter of Pat ee to sell 1905 F y ris i a | _Sgulpped. 1_A. Young. FE ¢0000| Fiees cal FE 1 eee teint HO beenan ee 
: airtck L Michael Rov good permanent future for friglt orcs Apply right CEMEN \ IL” e ca 56251 or FE) Se 
By These Words by Paul M Angle Mrs. Clarence Streeper of Iowa and Kay Ann Shelton itwin: | man) Wustl have telecences and|) noo” $1 N Broadway. Lake CEMENT WORK PLASTERING 2-08356 _ _ 
a A @ Flying Saucer by Truman , Funeral arrangements will be| state eUsllficntions Weve Pontiac) 2" _™ 641 Foundations basement floors.| E3002. FE $0925, Leo Lustig LOST: A BILLFOLD NEAR UN- NEED $2500. REPAY $100 A 
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burum Mrs. Bert K anounced jater by the Voor-| Press Box 43 \\ |} ape M PCHANI =| drivenavs. sidewalks and cheap|/PATCH PLASTERING. PLASTER-| '0n Lake Vil'age Content very |) one months. Box 10, Pon- 
__ Patents Magazine Book for Expectant MARES | hees-Biple Funeral Mome i eo A 2 ores ANIC | iabor MY 20702 After 4 30 _ing, remodeling. OR 3-4437. important Keep money Call EM _tiac_Press 
| Mothers by Adleine Bullock pare .| LAPEER—Service for Mire. Bort eee ee cc DISTRICT MANAGER | Fiett ef rence preferred. ation |CARPENTRY CABINETS” POR.| PLASTERING. NEW AND RE Aaah cri errr =p a) merce Goss secanty 
j ationa: - 5 an 954, Dani + " . y mica work fr 2 MALE i TAGL. NAM st. security 
| | Monuments by Devereux Butche Knaggs. 59. of 207 Turrill Rd.. will | ae ccs = E81 terk: Brox. Nurcenen end Gr Dawson In 32-2641 ties finished crs eiben! reems at . —_ So NO 40028. |" on collar Jn vicinity aa aeceriew _Reply Box 88. Pontiac Press 
“The Stare at Noon by Jacqueline be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Martha Zumbrunnen dear fa-| Cchardg Co world’s oldest and Oe eee. xD ESTABLISHED] _3-477 laste: w carne | AED cat cece rea Wanted R 
{ Baird Funer . se ne ther of Daniel Jr Walter Emiel| largest firm in the indusity Hae route open for married men with RRPENTER WORK WANTED : Pe aa ork guaranteed. MA/ Call after 6 FE 2-0542 ant to Rent 29 
Mi fm Pour Centuries by P a neral Home, with burial in Zumbrunnen. Martha Ouzta. Ly-| {mediate full time opening tor| you So abut tices = Oe Ds eoakat a GaAPIN PLUMBING | cine SMALL BLACK | AND < ce ) Racer woCeE SITEIW 3 
Mt. ope C — . d@la Rynerson. Leva Melien Ruth} & Married man hetwe 25 an " ie clea r white male terrier Vic Pont 3} ROOM HOUSE WITHIN 
| — to Greatmess by Adial E Steven- h ‘ ; Cemetery. She died Hester aia ‘Albert Pambrunnes, . Who is a proven leader aa aan! Beas oor ae pisese! con't CAR ree my Cl BinETS nar ed sees | tigen dose Lake Rd & Watkins Lake Ro mile radius of M-88 and Elzabets 
? op Nh ER it = morning .. Funeral service will be held Fri has had experience in direct sll we ane eras OR aev.| PR $0720 . SAWS MACHINE [aed teers FE 5-4040. Lake Roads Phone FE 5-7952 
| Surviving besides her hus day. November 19th. at 3 pm ainug @nd su Lease agiey IN CONVERTIBLE CAR|®REE RENTAL SERVICE, THEL- 
and Clay Blair Jr. r husband) :rom th y , rvising of sales ie Onit era! me who are settled and|HAND DIGGING & LIGHT HAUL ‘ ; 
| Life 2 Worth Living. 2nd series. by 4F@ @ son. Elton B. of Lapeer. a Home . sO lass ea jelvet ited igh earnings sartpg = sod omer workers ued ass “ing PE ¢3204 ar oa AND ae oan Flam Dong wean se poreees — Elwvot Rental Dept FE 
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| Fulton Bheen daughter, Mrs. Wilma Sae Koski Eels Mesos | er ae" ant and aigained arenes pier aad bate oO car pl chad iat ae ie tig 71-9628, _and, M-S® call OR '3-7349 FREE SERVICE TO ALL LAND- 
of a amith Puneral Home act= pemapehirpepoe aga We have a eres ote “ihe with no} 2-2432 ° TREN ‘CHING eae GRAVEL Russ tn Your RENTAL 
| lhe : _| mew and modern up to date sell-| loss m: you itve in Pon-|— pry Footings field til te tank PIT. PL i 
es ing plan and prefer men with} ‘*%¢. or any town th. RYWALL & PLASTERING e. — anks and EASE CALL FE AGENCY. FE 41444. 
County Calendar ‘Active Grandma A k INDEX pooled Po ica ag Books, oo of ilies nieeae Pore er wo MA seers Saye & et es DOLL BIL. Sh Living Quarters 30 
sks es electrical appliances} fo personal and detailed tnter- = ork « Wanted Male 1 10 _Bookk ceping Taxes: 4 ra, es R BILLS AT THE % 
ony , TO roofing siding eutomodiles real] view Appi: 1064 W Huron — peat A&P tore. Drayton Plains. Badly} “OOOO 
imloy estate. brushes etc O divt needed by 
_ The, Past Hobie Grand Chub will nels to Leave Dull Husband Eiescisen manage: ae te OUT Saran |FOUNG MAN 18 TO 38 Wirt EXPERIENCED OAS ~ prariow ACCOUNTING & TAX “SERVICE children ben en 3 smalliCQUPLE WITH 7 MOS. 
dinner : e ually show you good earnings : man Wants work evenings. Satur- wiley _ ‘E 2-23602\(ost: BOWLI : 
bi CHICAGO (UP) A %S> ICATIONS No previous experienc . in advancement Contract P @ G! days and Sunda Phon ——— : NG BAG WITH old baby desire 5 room 
a year-old cetha hy py pee e # — _Sound Systems MI 6-4900. $8271. ys e MA BOOKKEEPING—TY PING black, Ebonite. 2 finger bal) with ‘ 
The Almont Pa : grandmother filed = separate cyra'a thante eesary Our opening consists. of? MEN WITH TRANSPORTATION EXPERIENCED STATION ATTEN- nite eee Ee Ss enl Fe ee ee can unk house: Close in. 
mont Farm Bureau will mee | 1) & permanent position with con-| °° cellaneous work on estate 5 ; WILL THE PARTY WHO PICKEI 1 
Flag i pocavaalll taxi gorges om maintenance suit in superior court [In| Memoriam t] tinued fepest business from sat-| 1” Milford for Saturday Call Mul- form work FE an or Foot Specialist 5A WILL-THE PARTY WHO PicKED| Reasonable rent. Will 
at 7:18 here bec: he : Flowers agen . 3) Isfled customers. based ur| ford. MUtual 46615 up the black and tan beagle ; 
foulowed’ by — = for ue potteck supper. ause she likes to swim, | Funeral Directors al Vas secne te wa, Genincedl Te el a EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER pup, Sun. afternoon at the Bloom give excellent care. Ref- 
ness meet- | how | : wee i R. : a 
‘ golf, go to baseball games, Cemetery Lote . Snel pore oh Ge Leterme | enon, Help Wanted Female 7) ket. ret Would se ee ctaltet, “14 8 bale a4 Lames Wha nila’ gisene totems tg) FE 8 1215. 
fetned at the | tan = =u we rape ane : aL OIMEst Don't miss .this rtunity Write oo | Press rrbow Wor 32,| 27028. aaa tear tg avolg further trouble|WIDOW WISHES TO SHARE MOD- 
long Sr. on Bouth Boonie ern ° Mrs. Margaret FE. Peterson said bape oe — 6| stating full] detalls, to our divt BOOKKEFPER. EXPERIENCED.|MARRIZD MAN WANTS GOOD Dressmaking Tailoring 16 * A. Kirby evn home with 1 or 2 ladies, 
| —__._——jher husband doesn't like such Help Wanted ee H Parkside, Detroit gy er 100” N Baldwin. — ee for, 8c eect manatee ia pects Annee H Pea ot secetion: 
s s s " Si eo r | ee 
| —a-s “leases. = os sports and refuses even to take | Wore want Male * | view will be arranged and al]|BEAUTY OPERATOR - Goop] wntil farms were, sold Molter SEWING AND ALTERATIONS. obbies & Supplies 24A YouRG G COUPLE TO SHARE NEW 
Leases of state owned of) and her t baset | Work Wanted Pemaie Hy ies Will be held’ mm ctrict' com carsings to experienced operator | _MecCleim Phone FE 4-8085. Pur work a specialty! Have a eS “~~~—~~ | bome with mother and 18 year 
righta will be offered at pte hte Be | Per to & Basrball game Se "| Phone M1. 42066 MAN wisiEs WORK setiina| S809 of, stale made of vour tur] ATT metre Memes: pein 81 Wed Concces Mi, 
D ee he 1g ~ 80063 ¥ Fi . 
| 1. par bens isekirta’ tna) toreneen: D | euudma Service 1 eCueaee auier Relereore: tar CLERK-TYPIST re oe et SE Es 1336 Sepers megan ota rerieee ee Wtd. d. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
t orenoon. ° | protaelovatend a s = AGED UPLE MAN & ._ plastic veneer SHERWIN. PPI PLL IRAE LRAADPRPAP 
a | B ished FE 5-1024 Desire experienced per f * 
= Bastern Sogntard Time, ta the Senate avisburg Youth Hurt —— c 12a] Dunes FE 104 __sariwa| coum pecetvanle en ace wife desire caretakers job of apt | 78 Furniture Refinishing | 16A WILL MS. 71 W. Huron PEICARH FOR LAND | CONTRACTS 
yt f years or Appt * ren ontiac Barras a Dad Vaowe 
: ting. Michigan. and continuing until «i ON Hunting Venture Ses iecmee & tases 14| salesmen wanted Apply in per Personnel | Office Pontice Go| Press Box 67 <EPAIRING ANTaUae a spe.|SACKENSTOSE 1s E-LAWRENCE| _OR “91358 4540 Dixie Rwy. 
Med acres tn Ty 38 riper Foot Specialist EIT vsal on Saginaw at} Clothes. 200)’ eral’ Mospits! 461 ‘W Huron MAN 2]. WANTS STEADY JOB |_Clalty. PE 5-0162, FE 5-7332. for games. Serabbic. 63: pamt 5% MORT 
2 and 30N.R7W., PAVISBURG — Valdon Garris Dresemakine & Tailoring 18 a ——— C ASHI ———— | _References FE 2-7134 Garden Ce) CY Bur be. sets. $1.69 up ‘frames fe 8 RTGAGES 
auirin County. 1.100 scres in T 30 8. ; Gon Garrison. purniture Refinishing - gg FARM HAND SINGLE  EXPERI- ER PLUMBING WORK WANTED |~~~~- Plowing  16B) _t ft) Ttattan pottery FE 27-1414 /ON PARMS OR SUBURBAN trom 
SEE Beate Sahl cet aan, om ot Mr and Nis.“ Chester Guerra" HHB) Sipe anton San ed] SENTRY SS oo ae x poweauin equine | PEEONE TOUBOYANY PIANO] peraual roan. ‘eeu 
: acres : ‘ Garrison, was ‘ hoc? mcome Tax Service ........... 17] eva 7549). al YOUNG W TT. MT. k POWERLIFT UIPMENT, BETSY ROSS or GU! cr osing fees. 
an Te acres tn T 30K RS Tuesday "while fakin near rel (peascaping mA aia 1 wt a Sue Ey F a SS = ue TE = maser T we ao B. D. CHARLES 
. ty. 1,405 acres in T 25 N | Moving & < : 42 W. Maple Birmingham | §.,.4°), reer Write DS & SON epplies | we tee uitable Society 1TI7 8. Telegraph 
| a , Quawtere County. 447 acres in common, | Painting & Decorating .. . DEPENDABLE WHITE HOUSE- Exess, bee 6 papege © roll Sad Vesela i 4 xe oe ont onett: ee 
es ean — g, nearer 1) He was taken to Grayling hos- Puysio Therapy sue “5 Hi PE os: Alsi elderly couple Live in Work Wtd. F rT eB 98-1427 OR 3-697 ea & STAMP iP SUPrLiEs MOD- eontrecta, on modern bom =i 
and : VEINS NOS” Physio-Therapy == ......--- : ‘emale es. 
verse County. 480 acres in T Pital. | Television Service ............ 22 FOREM AN EXPERIENCED BEAUTY Laundry Servic 18) Stuere's railroads: |CAPTTOL SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 
OPE cette e artist’ . 
by s 2 . rue pres f Uringston The extent. of his injuries is not Op aes gee ea = ~ tor FE 2-0362 ne COLORED WOMAN DESTRES = spate, es Se ise Haren. St. 2 es 
aa | Oe Tacces > known. eee ear . EXPERIENCED COO Ke AND| Mon. Wed. and Pri work. Ref-|CURTAINS NYLON @ ALL MA. =e, w, PE 2-4242. pola La R 
te County. We piled c t a N. _____ | , NOTICES waitresses’ Must be fast No| erences. $7. 5@ plus s fare. FE 4-7748. poate cat Colton rues, all in latest DARK ROOM COMPLETE a as 2 
[ ie == | came 8 Wome eg oo ack Coan eu turasntim™ [COLORED MOMAN WANTS DAY) Susbed'e mult Grey AUTOMAT| ort Dobe megs fis “aK I. Templeton, Realtor 
‘oun teen 2 pte i as 
acres in T 18, R @ E. Monroe County EVELYN CT Notices & Personals |... ee cece cr EXPERIRNCED GIRL FOR RE|DAY WORK $1 PER HOUR. ae a) renter FE 66008 |p = *|2330 Orchard Lake Rd 
420 teres tn T ‘lL N, R 8 W. Montcalm Ls _ —_\ EVELYN = @ANTED fah-ication operation, in an in- oc ped satecstioe dept Re) Have own trensvortation, Experi-| LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- Na ‘src CABINETS ALL 
sence tn 3), & 2B Mentacrency wey "abd 7 wha Chineres te RS6rW cece... mel (SUE RE reer eee ial Rece is raced FE 000. fled, beautifully finished. Pontiac “nie Roe: EE speetel Unlimited $ 
. : ee nor better Under 35 years t : eae EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS OF-| Laundry r Tay 
County. 52 acres in T 11 N. Rs 16 and e ioe Household Goods ......... 27 of ge Location in Muskegon, enta eceptionist tt ol andry Phone FE 2-8101. Movie iite ber. complete with bur nd 
PY rat — County. 60 acres in . (Money We ecomaneous gerclncsearatects Pry a et _— Eayenete paid by com- Assistant eventing, PE Sie noone * pees FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- Fl sosagy $12 value for $8.85, courteous, ssetton For mmedinie 
ja tT Morte oS - | Wanted to Re ers ce we er et bo oe ae Re-| siste age education. experience |EX. PRACTICAL NURSE AVAIL- 28101 Ph. Pontiac Laundry. FE —— bags, $3.50 value for oes call a Johnsop or Mr. 
j 1,810 acres in T 21 N, R 2 E, Ogemaw c | Wid. Tressportation css. 3 P bagyeal andrea Cte) Nl a) _able. Day of night. FE_ 24166 Projecto. 38 mm slide 
Gounty, 100 acres in T 21 Rel W ~ ae eee Daily Press. Box 104 GIRL WANTS WORK DAYS OR _Landscaping 18A ca—we - A JOH NSON, Realtor 
Rescommon County. 1.339 scree in Ty 2 ¢ | Wanted Reai Estate ......... 32A eon with ggkteerinn en ong A ICE| Bisnis. Sheedy PE oe. “ BROWN Hawkeye camera tits FE 4-2533 
atl’ | | book typing GIRL 19 WANTS TO BABY sir, |@ GRADING AND YARD LEVEL Se. 
a0? acres in Ts 1 and 2 8, R 3 E, Wash- B) RENTALS OFFERED experience Write Pontiac Press,| Live in. Call between 7 A.M. and . PE $-355° Pepeecs Vil sears. |. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd 
tenaw County. 340 acres in T 22 NX, R 4| Rent Apts Purnisnea......... 3) ROOM tO TARE ta OF SAD. aoe iP al’ FE Sa188 No calls “oa| fRki TRIVMING AND ~WEMOV. | tome rae f . 
11_W, Wexford County. , Reet Apts. Oaberasahed ...:.....98| Oty pee eee board|HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS  FOR|_ Sat. or Sun. AND EL WORE  CERAMIS GO as | a ees 
< a ER and room. Preter eld- hao Free estimates, FE 17-6822. AMIC CO., 4430) Iand cont 
specific descriptions and further par- newt —— eee Ben05: fos sry man. sf sioeie oP Satan : Hiding a comiacte: Aol oe noaee Se Te oie a “Bee & Tre : ae 7 . Instructions & sup- 2 3 a te ee Lg hlnauas 
DEPARTMEN + OP CONSERVATION Rest Lake Cottages sscscece. SOA) Rd pear Telegraph rteen te _Buse~ ‘Room 12d, Roosevelt “Hotel. om after ing _ rucking ~ ad 5835. pane 
LANDS DIVISION | of Rent Rooms ...... sacnas 31 URE smOWING WEW HOUSEKEEPER FOR -ELDERLY HOME pace Y. 1 DAY sERV-| ~~ Da HEY THERE! 
Nor. 18. 35, 1980 | Rooms Ws Board ....esee... 38 URRY: $30 DAY an OWING couple. Stay ip. 172 Mohawk. AA-1 fOVING & TROCKING OR /You with the stars tn 
——— cent Homee ww... ses. 328A pa ustreglo. Sells om scabrrat_ rm TRAINED PARCTI Pickup * deltv , yout Sree 
| , BIDDERS Rlatel re tA eerste business ATAMAIL LUS.|HOUSEKEEPER, MATURE. MUST| curse. Doctor's reference ARCTICAL| Te reas, reten PE 1-otee enztiwe,| Being your baséeratl te force 
‘proposals will be received by Beet ee eerste ° usiness. AIRMAIL, LUS-| gijtggnurem Ture) Rome. OA} 5-124. PF aAULING RUBBISH ASHES ETC | ‘0 sell or dleplay. Open ‘house 
| the apres oan Ret ee eee = mil Bex Gee ASS ee RONING OF DORE TN in MY HOME. ee cleaned FE_5-6563_| Tues. Nov. 16. TALENT UNLIM. Settlem nN 
o nd at thetr | ; Precision Average $60 week nteed FE 5-6340 CINERATORS CLEANED A ED ASHES ITED, Hamilton, Birmingha: e 
offices, 580 pane raph Road, Pontiac, | = REAL ESTATE FOR SALE parts, "aan wcitteuse ou beautiul Reoatenin te atin MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING S&C-| of rubbish hauled Clean up s MI 6-4474. — os 
e Poa ad o'clock. a.m, East i css Saie Houses @) close tolerance werk Paid holi- and neighbors. No experience Te- _retarial service. EM 3.0842 45134, VE SOME MACHINISTS WERE is A iz you Wast a fast dea) on your , 
SE igen tine! cad since aay 98s For Sale Lake Property .... 44, days apd vacations Steady work.| quitcd, Wnts stuing, name, ed MOTHER WILL CARE FOR —2|LIGHT HAULING, ODD sons | Perfect lathe. to complete your Oakh vaoniiactt Wowget ore saat 
. piace t will be = oeyentld -... #44| day and afternoon shifts. M C ress and phone to Box 15, Pon-| children during deer season cheap FE 40687. shop, floor = ot posi 
opened and read for furnishin M FE » 10 inch Meng oy Tes al ited 
ie: 4 | ee eeatecar Shion tt eine: | sO sae sacESLaGY— [FART GigwT, xD HEA BS | eat eee Sey i _ ART TIME SALESLADY PART GR FULL Rubbish hauled FE : . set of Nik 
eee rikoe rreen tn or Ford Business| SHOE SALESMEN. FULL AND! For ran evenings and all day] day. FE 3-1338 LIGHT HAULING ibaa = aU pow ed poccoseriog in- ST ONE. REA TY 
ne > Pontoon an¢é wedding bianks may | ies pert Artgg clactianaleh preferred ieee zpersence preferred. Lynn] WOMAN WITH HOSPITAL x-| fessonable rates. OR 34274 be seen to ——_ 20 hours. 8 Kay de rE 
be obtained upon request. ORDINANCE NO 1260 eet ane gerne ® tee x ogee Simms Bros. 98) _J¢¥els_ 1 8. Saginaw perience for invalid care dave. _time, . eng for below cost, FE 5-0780, oe 8 pe Dany Oe ie 8 
Is must be plainly marked; Adopted November 16. 1954 | a ait ~ PUBLIC HEALTH —— J LOVELY HAND PAINTED CHINA og . 
<s eontente, ‘ie vig 4 ; Rfioctive November 26, 1954 FINANCIAL NURSES WOMAN WA NTS DAY WORE U ED RATES Ev — anything you pe $200,000 
e right to refeet n inance to Amend the Building | @usiness Opportunities ‘ > hours bo page pan cs etre va tt. serve vou. Smith) sire as ord at : 
or all ——— or to waive defects Zone Map of Ordinance No #44 known Sele Land ’ Salary 83 A “i pertenced dis oe Pg PE 44964. c efs now. OR|4t our disposal new or 
| to accept proposals that, in the 88 the “Building Zone Ordinance’ °eP Money to Loan... Ip | on qualitearion: — furnished | WILL CAR ee SUDDEN SERVICE— seasoned land contracts for our 
oS Soe is in the best in- | oO City of tiac ofdains Mortgage Loame =... pension plan vacation sick leave; Convalescing people in my home and | rae Serabtie. ASK FOR BoB MAHA 
ot ce ty bead Commianeners ot tne, (ht Building Zone Ordinsace is heredy - MERCHANDISE Dept Mupbard ‘see ee wante - RONINGS OF PER a biah > = RUB a oS Ee tawrence, PE FE 21614, _ To Buy-To Set!-To Insure 
Goonty Gobet. — sed enpertost Bf tr ee aes or os Cees reereseuses 4 REGISTERED NURSE —BLOOM-| _ bushel oy alld FOLLMAR aS oe nN pt lg gg 3 4X5 | CASE.| YOU BUY rr- wet a 
“BOARD. OF county. ROAD | be classified as Residential 3. Set forth, Sele e owsehois Sones Se Secenee ae Personal inierview only ee oe fog «reg es Uses “Cates ene capatee $2208 aner tn Ft aner ¢:20 FM 
, THE t 14 Evelyn Court. Lots 6-11 both veto ee eew ee 88 R : a Ed elivery 1737. vans anywhere in AY Tie NEW Vat 
OF OAKLAND. trclusive Assessor's mex ey | garam Ole ec: Fy epresentative MIDDLEAGED | - EADY TO. BO WASHINGS AND FRONINGS. Ppnee cl Quien service. FE ———— aaeaees Sere re- 
ROBERT ©. FELT 37 of the ny ot Peake. past xo Do geese " eesieiness < Pees home. OR 3-2235. WASHING RAND IRONING $17 a Full inet fet 
BROO! ‘ounty, Michigan. , Sate Good eeeteeenns * OR ELD tLY . Tr k R recorder 
60L D. LOMERSO Section 2. he change tm the buila- = nS wcdocese- OO Experienced capable man with} oman to live in with vaew as #0, CE, Fok, CRUDE ruc Ss to ent EPPERT § CAMERA SHOP REALTY CO REALTORS 
Nov. 18, 1084 i ae chore ataa ts | eae a e —— socceces- 06 @ good selling background who} CoMpanion in exchange for room Lew ex TRUCKS TRACTORS $7 W Huron rite Edison) CO-OPERA MEMBERS 
Residential 3 ie mad BS .eseceseqes 65] CAN Work with @ minimum of|_8%d_ board. EM 3-506¢, fe works. AND EQUIPMENT a5 Evenings and Sunday 
¢ pursuant to the a ra Dirt cwvccccese. 66 supetvision and desi ‘aLADY Mar 1 oes ag rea 1610, EQ J 
recommendation of the City Plan Com- imueter (0:0 east selva Seatees | eeea nl mueier 4 BE _INTER-|w % Toe Picr<ps "%) Ton Stake | 1 
sopemen te oa Commission is hereby — =. Ghrupse ow. +52. 68 ae pemeee interior 4 ap bere ? . And ot Tracks number kits,| 
aid Comneeen beret | Dr abe (Ee Say "| 283. Pontiac arm and rere’ a T7 
Commission | Dowe Trained. Bearded = ..........70 work !s calling on people in| ~ . Law 
Sore cis atndmen irueapte | gf ARM sOEneR seeing sata one & : Ls is a supervising others & offers & fay. Secereocs connec ™ 
her wit bie acte roger apg entletr al oe For Sale Livestocs Snes: ee es 4 | 
Section That not less than fifteen Livestock eer oreeeneones up 
To (15) days notice raged the time and place Por sweazeccecsens 40) Hicants should . Estimate of 
of ei Sale eatececsoce . be between valve for your Le 
the public hearing on the final Sele “NIT ae CI Veale berg some w contract, | Rao each settlement. 
Auction Gales + seeneceseees TT 4 
AUTOMOTIVE Core seceesty. yeu ore It HO 
Fee Reanery cone D8] Mertatt, ee eth, Meee] BON ‘eMpLovM NT pe Tralier Ae Gao vourseit in. your — fetter te AND HARGER 
the City | Auto ~e8eesses.ccs. ON ® The Pontice Press 33 Ww. : co. 
Hag BH city steeeeeeees B -_ Huron st PE 6s 
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ony AD vine this 18th) ®or Eeee oe O- . ir : . 5 
DORN A. DUGAN, Por oy } | REN NOW through 
apa ®. Mager Pro tem Bred ee z| For Rent ads! — 
‘city Clerk. For sed essen eoes ao a rtm 
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Be        THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954   
  sis. 
ots 
ing 
room 13'230'; den base- 
ment, landscaped lot on paved 
street. Will trade or buy lake 
front home. Phone PE 5-3625. 
= i s 
= aT el 3B: af Zeit 
    
     
  as Taylor 
  
Rent Apts, Furnshed 33 33 
3 Po. PRIVATE BATH. “pare. ters 
jeune w Apply after 4 p.m.   
  Too many balls make you eer gu py tah ENTRANCE 
lose any game, List your property 3 od oe li N 
with a competent broker and leti?” ROOM FU ONS 
pis, Fead Joes enaiitiog Sayer. | Adults only. 100 Pine Grove. sales thes r broker would have aces CLOSE IN, 3 
mn call PAUL JONES REAL ATE |3 LARGE NEW ROOMS, 033 W. ve '< bed, private entrance, ¥ adults. 
Referenc after 6 
required. FE 4-4340. 
  
    
  
    
       
  
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36   
ROOMS 
4730 Oak Grove Ra. 
  
erated. Furn. or unfurn. 
3929 Cresthaven. Eliz. Lake. FE 
  
  
    My block to —— Soa —— SENSE ?) James ‘ 4 oOo PARTLY MODERN. 
° Gentlemen sestseeaa FE 51600. rst . * 
1 you tive te the Wa 7 BET an , | T ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 90. or surrounding | ? BEDROOM eom5 APT. $00 PER |" conth. 1280 Elizabeth Lake Ra. areas to list sour propert + hee po aNisaED ~~ | 7E_t-48._Retorences uired, 
pene a Th wpmentcgpe le | . . i ROOMS IN REAR PARTLY Fe re cen oe > barn | modern. FE 1.1065 ; ‘e@ vertising i 5 5 
sivenr aveatiWncis salce Geiee | JER eee ‘Privats ca: |) ROOM HOUSE, MODERN EX- ges your eres? That knows| trance weicome. Or- on water, Near Airport. = vi of ,our gpl oon ion. MY : a 
teieviartsPiriuecl Sui%sy 7 Roos, MODERN, oag_wEAT.|"yENP,,g07H ADUCRY ONLY Bee eur’ properts. call|] ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AND |® ROOMS AND BATH CLOSE TO, Us tod 7 r fon: We have the| entrance. Couple. 111 Stout St. = vere for 3y-| 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART-| ¢ RooM HOUSE 72 OAKHILL ST. ton, ston and surrounding |” ment. Private bath and entrance | © ROOM HOUSE. : 
lake 8 | Te Clark ‘Apply apt. T.  | —aCeual ©7008. 
(¥ ROOMS” AND BATH. ra. FE, moun Cocaren 3 
  
WE NEED 
HOMES 
sold out 
best of rew listings 
We Ajai —_ prospects anxious 
We ‘promise to x 4) ipordliges ety! 
~end 1 hatin 3 our property with us 
ly make you dollars— 
grungy you what your property 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. 
BW. sore 7 “ny Ye ¥ FE $8183   
We bono lo rar for 
financing , Cal ws 
today to list your property. 
TOo Buy -To 
  
OF ALL KINDS 
6 W. Huron &t. 
GREEN LAKE OFFICE 
FOR ALL let WTD. FARMS 
P_ W. Dinnen,   
RD. EM 34412 
WOodward 5-T744 Rings here 
TROON   
ving full particulars   
    UNGALOW WITH BASE- 
Bea, meas mre, el a ANTED: ACREAGE FOR 8UB- dividing FE ¢-2072. 
CASH 
IN 
24 HOURS 
Por your equity t your 
pe We on So 
ey ae sg “et deal. We mean. i] 
es M. STOUT 
hey 8 te §-8168   
Office Open 0-8 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
4-2533 FE 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
  
FARMS & ACREAGE need 
ease 
or write vow. 
ohn Kinzler, Realtor 
679 W, Buree 81 FB 3528   
emalier, city 
or farms. 
- DORRIS & SON 
Taw fet COOP Mies e887 | = R .AKE 
RF. SNR 
Sg ese»   
  
- BUSINESS 
OPPORTUNITIES 
Edw. M. Stout, , Realtor WK. 
| STINGS WANTED _ 
UF, 3 elie. 3% W. Boren =| || FE 39-7401.   
3 ROOM APT. IN LAKE ORION. 
MY 2-4231.   
FURNISHED 3 ROOMS HEATED. 
Utilities Private entrance. 
tiec schoo: and Detroit bus stop. | 
child, school age References, 2615 
Union Lk Rd ped Morey’s 
  
  _course. EM 3-30 
3 ROOM APT. + BATH, ALL 
_Utilities. 111 Semmole. 
7 R APT. PRIVATE EN- trance. Middie aged only. 
Must furnish references. No drink- 
Call FE 32-4021 or PE 2.2074 
7 ROOMS AND BATH MODERN, 
adults onl+ "ss month. OR 3-6802. 
J"RO°Ms AND BATH. MODERN end private. $16 weekly. OA 
8-305, 
73 BRABS RD.. 
Oxford. Modern 
connecting bath, 
couples. Utilities furnished. Rent 
$20 per week. OA S374. 
APARTMENT POR RENT 1 7 CHILD 
welcome Private family. FE 
2-1785 
CLEAN 2? ROOMS FOR COUPLE.   
  
  
4 rooms, Avail, until June, FE 
53160. ‘URN. MO N PLEASANT : 
Le] floor. Adults. Walled Lake 
  
  
Adults. ‘Close   
TRACE 3 private entrance, heat 
and hot water furnished 3165 E. 
Highland Rd. MUtual ¢-2382. 
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, PRIVATE bath, 2 rooms. +5276. 
RENT OU@ LOME TILL MAY 
  
    
  2 acres of land 
at $100 per month. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TN. inaw $7t. PE 53-6165 
toe ‘evenings "tll 6:30 year lease 
€20 Roch 
teau sates. J. E, Burns. 
cpg rare MOD- 
rescent Lake. cts 
ee Sone wn 1 Thornapple. 
S,  CHIL- 
WALLED ——* ALL MODERN 
$18 woe a pects Lake sage caretaker at 136 Walled Lake 
Court or MA 4-31234. 
For Rent Rooms 37   
  
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me vw AR en AF Newstest ores MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan 
  
  
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For Sale Houses 43 
Se .| FOR SALE BY OWNER. NEW 5 
room house & own. 5880 
5-0052 
tred. 
$1 000 wy Pre 
on 4% acres 2 BEDRM. RANCH I Sg HOME 
wi Bus $-3545. 
  
inte 
Woodward Large lot 1- 1 ites,   
Saginas rE 
Eves. FE 17-6143, FE 5-812 ould consider 
*“CUCKLER REALTY 
  
  
hth he ROOM FOR LADY. 
_547 W. Huron. 
BUS STOP. I STOP. PRIVATE oylir ys . 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 34 
3 2 ROOMS 4 & BATH. HEAT. aomTs 
fT bus $47 Auburn. 
3 Soom AEA In Lote 
Wtlities ‘furnished. Smell ‘chidres _Weleome. OL 23-4098 
3 LARGE ROOMs AND HALL. 3 
big closets and privete entrance. 
Clee m Ges heat. 
gas 
Norton, FE 
7 ROOMS 4 AND D BATH IN KEEGO Harbor FE ¢7821. 
KEW 3 ROOMS AND rata ower Emp! cow 
_ Garage availa ae 
i8sT FLOOR. AND AATEC BEAT,   
  
  
  
  
  lst. Small baby welcome. Loc-| _o@ aan Huron bus FE 23-0504. _haven Rd. FE 17-7500. CLEA Bi pion RENT. 
SMALL 2 ROOM APARTMENT Board sired. Close to Fish- First floor. Near Post ers and Pontiac Motor. 105 Home 
_ Private entrance. 116 N. he St. FE 65-0008. 
WATERFORD CLEAN 4 ROOM ,| eae COMFORTABLE ROOM apt. Priva entrance. | for gentleman, near bus, 4! N. 
furnished. with |. | Jonnsoa. 
lady. References. Call between | CLEAN ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING | 975 
9 and 12 a m only. OR 3-6847, room double or single, West side. 
MODERN = 1 SLEEPING ROOM pagel! Completely furnished. FE 2-2689 weekly. ‘ 
A ates 4. i LARGE WARM ROOM. CLOSE TO 
time = rE restaurant. | or 2 ladies preferred. 
248 8 Pa 
  
ROOM IN MODERN HOME GaA- men preferred FE 
  room home, excellent 
tra corner 
Only $2,000 down 
Good 6 room home on & ved 
Ot] hea’. 1 bed com down. 
All modern. Only 96500 full e. 
We are willing to try s 
- & 
dust what you'v: been for, 
2 acres well located, 6 — 
West. _ “it M9. Good 6 roc: 
bome condition. Nicely 
send) wuss wel comstder 
Ee weet car’ ce beaeoeeee 
"RIDGEWAY. rE most Real Estate Gecbangs | id 
NEW GI HOMES 3 bedroom homes on large west 
suburban jots. Plastered vhost 
select oak floors. picture window 
marble sills, tile Bath Pull atvid. 
ed furnac   
5 ARGE RT. OOM 1} snd water toy t re i. 
Good " room colors. pe brick. 2 bedrooms, —- 
oo rE $1925. down plus mortgage cost for the ving bate ts vestry. 
we hg aoe Bloomfield mills. pe Poin, oteligero ee = Nice. location, eo Y 
Elderly couple. OR 3-6804. : 
Te ENTRANCE CLOSE IN “DRAYTON PLAINS ¥ Call PE +3047 Otf Elizabeth Lake R4, 2 
7 cose i modern home. Oak floors. living AREA 
. CLOSE room 11%" x 18. Modern kitchen.| 4 a gy a F ved- 
[tool tenet eek eres soe cere os 3 room gown end f up Pull tiled ROOM Je RENT. FE ¢077¢ andsce th. 1 i . modern __Womer preferred. picks to bpp oy $7880. Terms. Cncken, ot be tay santa goons 
ST¢AM HEATED & SUEEFIN ING HA YDEN full Desement $1280 down, Im- 
rm. Hot water ‘lose in sion. 
SLEEPING ROOMS BETWEEN NORTH SIDE 
St Joseyh and Square Lake Rd. | 96 E walton Bivd. Guan 8-0441/ 8 large rooms. $500 down 
Cooking privileges. $4 Business | Realtor Eves. for q quick sale. T price $4150.   
COLONIAL HOME 7 rooms on 
    
  
  
  
    
  RETIRED ao na NICE HOME 
  
upper, nice & clean 
door, smal’ child welcome, 
PE 5-738). 
RICK, E 
heat, Write Pontiac Press, Box 46. 
WEST sIDE APARTMENT iit 
"ee yore District 
god oat act nly” NICHOLE 
Rent Houses Furnished 35 
HOUSES AND APTS, FURN. OR 
rp. welcome Russell 
viene   
  
  
Young. Agency. 
43 Clark St, Call before 
BEDROOMS, DEN. 2 CAR GA- 
near * rage —, bigh 
ie Box mc   
| FIVE en apERT YEAR- week, Good sv¥im- 
full beth, breeseway end garage. 
| ROOM HOUSE ON LARS. FE smog 
  
INVEST IN SAFETY, 
buy a dependable car 
NOW . See the Classified 
’ section for outstanding 
    values. | 
  gme, but no | ~~~ 
  r} ma (ROE MODERN ROOMS. | “win widow. 
Heat, sed bot water furnished. | 550m we AND xD _ LAUNDRY B ASEMENT for 3 buddies or get og 
couple, no children 470 Franklin bac end bus, Day shift. $16 per 
sa segey. Wrenn | goat ani BOAR : iN DRAYTON PLAINS, BEAUTE Weling dutgnce, Fortine Meter. ful $ room apt. tor iol ansfield. couple, private to | ROOM AND BOARD 615 WEEK. 
ma aed ‘clectricty fure.| _FE 5-0368. Day OR 3-7178, eves. OR _3-2414 | ROOM AND Soaks CHAR- 
CAKE ORION 2? BLOCKS FROM | lotte off E. town 4 rooms hegted, Adults. NOLE WA Dis- 
Bee aga _ fage from town. Near bus line. 
basement apt. Utilities and ro 
stove furnished. only. Twin beds. FE 
WELL HEATED, 4 
  Se ee i? ‘ r il - 
ice. (Now taking bed . FE 
+7512 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HURON ghee es 
ow leg oy ee FE 
HOTEL RUBURIN Room b- Dey or Week 
BO BC 
44 Auburr FE 2-023 
HOTEL ROOSEVELT   
service nt 
W EFKLY RATES 
$12 and up 
ROOMS WITH TV FE 58-8126, 
Rent Stores   
  
  
    1” East TE st 
LaSALLE Cute and cory 2 
At onl 
rooms and Paes a 
fooe therp and 
Ga ©. Mice tet. lot. 
R. if 2% bag igh with .. FE 
‘ om so et Te EE Eat What | 90 2 Mee re ee tod terms. Ooo Man teeey. Coraaa iY EEEOO wits ROOM fora. reereecee ins as .| working men. $7 per week. Close “$1 450. DOW VN" bee yes ag ant po ord 
ingham. No drinking’ adults pre- in. a on a new house 1 block from| pbery. FE pets i 
ferred. $65 heated +7662 IcE DOWNTOWN NEAR GMT . 2 bedrooms, full base- FOR SALE IN 
aeeeres Se ; bus station. FE 2.6076. ment. Lot 180 £ 21. VACANT. | “104 brick home. North—bill @ NICE ROOMS FOR COUPLE. RENT WEN ORLY. ove os in, bedroom brick home. - 
= Private entrance, no drinkers. mor SIDE CITY 
(ROOMS PRIVATE BATH WIL) 165 8. Parte One and Ys story home with = Catena | ROOM, For OENTLEMAN. FE) living room, intitle of storage roos 
Teer ER EIT RE | tet Settee aoem| Fae Seat ot | POTITIAGe ter included ‘near General Hos- | WIDOW, Mice home on bus fine to Lake 0 a ere ee employed woman for evening LAKE FRONT 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
{ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER. | $0616. completely furnished beautiful s LIKE NEW 
Adults only. 314 8 Marshall roo e@, recres! room & of- 
7 ROOM UPPER ADULTS ONLY, Rooms With Board 38) $5. norshop = ae Cory 8 room modern 
ont beautiful | © rs, basement eect 
bh. rvs extra. Seekers OOM % , eg race. New neti 
"FE 5-64 0 or FE 5-4008. Legrand ssn home. wr home, “a for gis 0 fr excellent condition inside and 
¢ ROOMS UPEER, VERY NICE nshire 5-5545. $800 DOWN .. This aly of 6 needs larger 
poly | CHRISTIAN HOME GENTLEMEN West ide home, $8,000 on terme. ry gone! ir "preferred, FE 2-00s4. —— a t, ——= 
ROOM UPPER. eeecY tars poUBLE DERL ges NCE W. 5 COLONIAL INCOME 
rated. ——- tee Seria jooted geatiomen, | 630 ine L wows & Trey oe wa. sive home sur- 
. roning. Orton’ .. oO Y R round vergreens cheater tone W. Huron FE) Lk. Louse, Ortonville. G A YLO D , of many varieties. sire large 
Realtor 
E 4-9584 
PARK bedroom bun- 
gaiow. Modern Clean as a pin 
¥ $5,050. 
WEST SIDE Colonial containing 3 large bed- 
ip. Wall to wall 
living and 
kitchen down. Hig’ 
ment. Ot] heat. 
Te 
VALUET, "Realtor | 345 Oakland Ave. E 56-0603 
Co-operative Reai Estate leehones   
Cory, neat as & 
farnished home. 
good size 
REA 
3140 W. Huron st. 
EM 3-3303 
room an Attention Newlyweds pin completely 
Large ygrersed 
room bedroem, modern 
Rschen” bath, shecomearay and ga- 
to -bus line, 
a 
down. 
School. onthiy. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
LTOR 2-411 
MUtmal 4-6417 
18, dining room 
cupboards for 
‘ tun bath, full base- 
price is only 
With terms or possible 
Russel 
  f-Ay rat _" ie: & cosy little home 
room, bedroom, ght tor * 
r 
for only 
1 Young 
ous, tl irnace 
Choice of tile For Sale Houses 43 
_Commerce Ra 
A, For Sale Houses 43 BPP PPL ALLEN AARP LAA Sle 
Hitchen knoty” cedar” cupbe lixl6 
  
  
rE mone = rE rer 58532 - 
BROWN eS ee 
room 
completed. Pull bath, we’ pode 
wires jira bath can water, 
kitchen sink and all interior stud- 
ding. Price enly $6,260. 
$995 DOWN - New ranch 3 bed- 
— with exterior all 
fur’ bath, well, etc 
acre of   
  
5, 
@ ig $6,750. 
es 500 =oee - 3 bedroom ranch 
attached garage and 
breeteway, 
—_ 
living Moby price end terms you 
$26.500 JAMES K BLVD Lake 
front 3 bedroom brick with 2 car 
garage and 2 fireplaces. Extra 
stool and shower in basement. 75 
t. on the water. “Shown by Ap 
pointment Only.” 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1363 W. Huron 2-481 
Co-op Real Estate Exch, ___For Sale Houses 43 “3 
1 RooM, Mo MODERN HOME IN VIL 
ern, garage. large ken house, 
spoconpetely acres of land 
Sars She, #30 pm. 
r “IN BIRMINGHAM 
at ‘palightul ‘serene at 
Ss cme ome dr Be Zi 
two ths, and seerealion! pan 
aie a house and —t 
yard. . Benjamin. 
Part b w; 
true; in this friendly remodeled 
w four rooms, 
ior cummer sts vou'll 
have ), Also three easements 
Orcha: ine 
for $22,500 
~eity conveniences 
ag = face ogg three bedroom 
ra ibs. oir 
forned ray = s this 
one at i. Sho. 
pool and glassed porch rec- 
reation room with ceramic tiled 
floor a r. P ig scaped and 
fenced on , 80 you 
won't have to boyy A about the 
y re og run, two 
car ¢ tdoor rill boat 
and a dock are included m- 
field "school district. Call today 
for appointment 
Like horses and wide open 
plas This = you! Acre 
us ioe with pong and livable 
har Sgr ape 
* ” wedsoeens den 
paneled wets | rooms with fire: Ce over @ year old more to add. Priced nothing 
right at 932,800. 
$1.000 DOWN, Lee 8 bedrooms, 
bath and separate room 
A rea) buy for erate starting 
out-—or excellent ———— prop- 
erty. On peved 
to shopping and 
BENJAMIN & 
STEPHENS INC. | 
we 8, Socdware. Bi Birmingeam 
pun oa Ml close 
peat 
  
$1,500 dows—6 room, sew, Maceday 
Lake. 
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor SE. 6261 he Rd. Waterford. 
. Phone 31268   
MILLER OPEN HOUSE 
““OPEN HOUSE 
12 NOON TO 8 P.M. 
STONE 
  STONE REALTY | Co. 
ane OS oe : (BED Rochester. 1s sls land 
with orchard Near bus and 
stores, i] et door All 
Modern ces. OL 1 L   
  Temp! WEST SUBURBAN rooms strictly modern ranch 
.. Templeton, Realtor 
  
ire 
lot, 2 car garage, full basement, 
of] heat, recreation room, brick 
fireplace end ay oe med leptin d 
Has 
apt. rents for * per mo. Takes 
only $5,000 to 
WARD E. PART RIDGE 
REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huroa 8t., Open Eve. 7 to 9 
  
3 BEDROOM MODERN HOME 
com . Plastered walls, hardwood floors. Must 
mace ; calle, 60 Viola. Ortonville, Mich. : _ 
MOD! As 
b 9 acres. — 
down. serege. arp $78 monthly. 6-3902. 
NICE HOME Large neat 5 room, 2 nice bed- 
roo’ 
ment, 
heater, aluminum storm windows. 
Jatcaed cae garage, paved drive. 
Baldwin. Terme. ‘ents, nee? 
Near Oakiand, new 2 bedrm 
tered walle, Re guick oe 
PONTIAC REALTY Co. T3T_Baldwin FE 6-6275 
CLARK   
  
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    GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS 
ith possibilities 
of « third. Tile pee vestibule en- 
merald with au 
shrubbery. Paved oft toa : car 
tached ft. 
Lake 
Mare COMPARE WITH ANY home on ——- ENGLISH 2 falta! BRICK 
ges j oom “with natural stone reo oti:   
blinds, at Hor 915 ‘78 
. $100.00 a month COMPARE 
ULL LOVE IT. 
To —To Sell— 
You BU IT- WE'LL TINSURE IT 
MABAN 
  
  
      Osnnbee sou eee watate dechenae iJ 
FE 2-0263 
Open oo 8; Sun, 104 
REXT wae" BRANCH 
Income 
19 units with about $5.000 net in- 
come before depreciation, Ciose 
  to downtown with 257 of front- 
Qge on & main street. 
Seminole Hills 
Good, 3 bedroom frame al! tn 
fine condition. ‘ bath down, 
full b oo conv. heat, 
paveq street loca’ 3 day 
Would You 
Like to be the proud owner of 
this house. One owner—custom 
built—brick to belt. Living room 
with natural fireplace, full 
room, kitchen 
Priced right at $15,7 
730 down. Bee it ay! 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street 
n Evenings 
5-8161 or FE ¢4278 
Extablished 1816 
IN DIAN VILLAGE. § 
Large rms.,   
  
oneal 
ry       
fire th 
closets. 1 nice y vin ee 
rege. Only $12,600, $2.600 do 
WEST SIDE. Fine ?-bedrm, home 
ali in A-l condition, 1) isedeen 
kitchen, breakfast mook, 21 ft. 
living rm., fireplace, tileg 
heated enc porch, ure 
window y “overlooking = = 
en or gg "Carot 
pinnaling $17,000. 
Ctl are AREA. Modern 
3-bed nook   
en, 
with gas heat, ? garege. 
aped, blacktop street. Close to school and bus, $13,500, 
$3,500 down. 
NORTH eg dy ome gv oo ny 
ong w hea full “basement, clote es 
ground. bee thie “90.800 with down. 
bin-fed stok- 
Wisner yar} 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor Ww. le PE 86-6106 yy Le int ae         MILLER wd ISTINGS hanes — 
ONE STONE REALTY CO. 
  #19 Joslyn FE 32-0253 
8 to 8 pm. Delly; Gun 1 to & 
8'4 ACRES @ 6 room farm house 1x17 
living room, large 
2 bedrooms « full first en 
wita con] a end 3 build- 
ings. Only $8,450. 
EAST OF JOSLYN alow with 2 BEDROOM T- 
amic tile bath. stown kiteh- 
en, full basement wit gas heat, 
automet'c hot —— — and 
water 60 r yard 
suse dcen We Ol 4 per cent 
mortgere. 
IVAN W. 
SCHRAM uh deamon or he 52564 
Real “patale Exchgnee 
ANNETT OFFERS 
4 Bedrooms—1 % Acres   
An outstand 
et 614.700. terms. 
. n 
Veterans, Attention! To eligible veterans only 
$3000 down on this were 
ranch type home rooma 
beth on first Teas plus 
heated breezeway. 
eet eee 
So lsease ie a 
© privileges. “Pee 
Brick Ranch 
6 reom brick and 
ranch 
ace : 
re shower, 
searet fed eating 2 
car firevroof rage, ce- 
mens patio. $20. terms. 
Large House, 5 Cottages = income peeperty 
consisting of large home 
Lake front i» Clark 
tstanding value. 
Lake Pruleges Attractive 4 bedroom Colo- 
ial home, outstanding fea- 
tures include carpeted fiv- 
and dining room  car- 
pred den with fireplace, 
itechen lavatory, breakfast 
ber, jaundry room with au- 
tomatic washer and dryer. 4 
rooms. 3 carpeted. and 
ceramic tile bath on second 
_ basement with off heat, 
room with fire- 
prose. Sereened porch, alu- 
minum storms and screens, 
fot 110x280, 2 car — 
Public and Soe 
door. 22.000. terms, in- 
Cludes drapes end curtains 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
aE eral FES 3-7193 
re Evenings and Sunday 1-4 
  
BY OWNER, 3 BEDROOM HOME, 
ta west suburban ee 
teas Mj ee. $63.82 including 
rance on G1. mort 
e. 
"GILES , Wo FOR ONE” 
room modern home for 
the owner with full base- 
ment, gas heat. AND a 1 
room modern home that 
rents for $65 per month. 
ALSO ? lots. “Good ‘east 
hese a Pag schools, 
ine. The 
price price? “Only mysi0.000 with   
WE HAVE THE KEY” No waiting to = tn. You 
can bave thi, ne ew 2 bed- 
eo home <n "ine low 
down peyment $1. 
ts) ‘in desirable ie 
west suburban location. 
FOR COLORED 
Seeateies heme wth ante: way to @ floored attic, full 
‘basem ent. 
GILES REALTY CO. Orewa 
    
  
restricted 
price $11,500. 
HERBERT 4925 Pontiac Lake Ra 
EDDIE 
gM 
  fie FISHER SINGS “1 NEE now. COULDNT BE_ TRUER a4 
ISHED EX- HIBIT HOME OPEN DAILY 
MIDDLEBELT NEAR ORCHARD PHONE 
THE 
NORTHWOOD 
ORGANIZATION 
MILLER NORTH SUBURBAN New 2 bedroom home large bed 
rooms with .arge closets, 
ing room with entrance c   
iv. 
STONE REALTY Co. 219 Jost: 
a 
— M. Elwood, Branch office, 
42583. 
KINZLER Brick Colonial   
  
Like-new ca: end dre- 
pertes pabtr to ia 
grounds and 2 car garage. 
Lake Front Special A very lovely lake front 
e with nice terraced 
b ‘ase possession 
Modern Housing 2 bedroom bungalow on wel St Ot] bea 
hmpenr~e aw hoes 
good 
too! $10,560, paar to mise” 
Liberty Street Near Webster School. 6 
story frame colo 
Qtl heat To include 
carpeting in 2 rooms. New 
l'y car garage. Price only 
$10 900 «terms. 
Sylvan Village Well 
room 
Nice 
to lake — 
needs and may trade 
larger home. $3,100 down. 
John Kinzler, Realtor 670 W. Huron 8t < PE 435235 
If ne answer, FE 20820 
— Eves EF 9 
O'N hell Saas LAKE - 
! ranch   
        
mopane the if dean's gers 
clous bedroom: a deluxe 
kitchen with fare e dispo- 
sal, full =. th, = 
the price 
of $12,480. 
RANCH HOME DELUXE - 
    RAY ON EIL, Realtor 
. Huron Open 
SPECIAL FROM 
$6. 780. 
CLARE REAL ESTATE PE 46492 | 1369 W, Huron Evenings 
Co-operative Real Es Exchange 
For The 
Executive... 
Professional Man 
        
base- 
Also a one end & alf car attached oe} 
All of this for only §17 
with 3.000 down. +f J 
GREAT VALUE 
living room. — Peds oy 
space, 
iis “wid Altraetty ned iy priced ‘at 
CHRISTMAS 1S COMING 
: fi E mt i ie a if, 
  
35 FT. TRAILER 
— 
RIDGEWAY 
RANCH HOME 
All en 1 floor, 
Full bemt. 
sutomatic water 
fenced 
today 
JOHN K. IRWIN © REALTOR - 
191% NW ww St. FE 3-431 . PE 31804 
Edison St. Income Excels ! The   
self, Immediate 
privileges 
$05u DOWN Gardener's —, 
1 soil full acte “ace 3 
bedroom home 2 car garage. oo Pull 
Price onl: 960, 
          
      
    
  
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Lf om Room to UP Se ver f a vate tami) ted for roo Cape 1058 iS wWeles e nace a TEEL HOT om chamber set Old fashio 
le ew y3b FRE 27 uy mers by MEA See bathe AIR 2 N Cali ned 
ges. Modern ith lake Se JIM WRIC 27124 “ : cous tenes ae te GETOGS ~ ey eee is) west | Gus! FUR. elson FE 92-1929. 223 
n Walled take ach - fareuce. 345 Osaki TIGHT. Reals —_ EF SELL WE TRA Frankly, It! ' = | its as Gent . Eiourase carn eitiol sey a nk CAasH FOR FURNITURE 0} 
ool area. Co-O eran Ave a ' Se cep DE ; tink its too | - Just ce. as vour teleph ae pipe swe Je Jet weil pump ¢ toils Phope CR ACID EE OR 
sTOR ive Real Fat FE 5 peat WOR Bis & . tfelike'"" ene emore por sei 362 By hit CHROME STA a 2111. 
cone ANT LIVING < ule Exc !ange ; 1O eA ies \ A sf Ww For Sale 1 : | - BWAP goo we semble ee SETS AS- 
E: Hwy Sto quarters on parkling \ < 2 Hus: COOP MEMBE ; -ots 4 pes 4 LAIR, POWER chairs ane surself and sav 
xcellent buy Ter now ae AraC TR New 3 Ded | ; te cede Drayten W 6 Rent-Le Hee Sood piel two tone. a hadetly $3995 These table $69 05 Ratu 4 
R y. Terms tee a an bon py “este I You BE. 41557 <2 soi voods. we x ie Prices Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A aes auto financin rmaoe Soon cAR sell “UG wey aoa — <= 1904 
D om atic heat 1 ish) bee meat las TER HATE . Ss otsia, st sae 40 Sive 2 ches ; COMMIRC ARR | vment of debt 8. refinancin urniture & ND CONTRACT, | look popular colo ==S* 
utes large and tot wale Moa omar Sous to) bedroon vite =x 120 Paced bande 5 3q tt te BUILD SF worthy purpo: 3 ot @ny = lds or pullances -r auto of compare and rs Come 
picture r Fee Pier ON brad . Aa mated mwa! 18 Ft front ved street 1 tots Full o ING 1 corp: eted se most | eri used good bh uto for) these ext be convin 
e018 RSE spacious kitch windoes : es Gheec isk NS Or. hard 1. Dor beste hie wlage on Terms lake R asement 800. ln on you oans afr TRAIL ousetraile Michi raordin: ie" 
| —— Oe ez — tre eam a . iastere a bee ! : ee dibs nd. , ver ue aoned yeu on. 16 Ho atate STORE. ee — Se ment fem minutes, Cieceel as and : = Telegraph ae . Sichisab “Piloresceat 38 pee o 
: ———— \ ecoracved . floors tast own veumen | uw gelan?t By OMS me ied Commerc) m ‘awu tan pient 0 FUL BASEMENT I repar a pen Ev COL - e 
pa ; ‘ | bas ; WNE IVAN ai nty , BAS =| < = pen Eve Ds. 
| ex a | weet ie toen fan Gea a er tree k ee MODERN HOM ae Oe a, SCH AT any near ng pace age eX | cu. ft. deep freeze $100 Cor ere Re G7 GOOD CON. 
To close CLARKSTON ours eelaere fom downtown 6 Ki . Wh. frac! RA ae oe I ( euccrauce fe Bt = 2 BE euite en Mi Clement ome { or trade in or 18 » $100 petRots He Shrecte (Pte Ne 
z 066 East W Lucy B i - + TODA’ wh ote ‘ . Pbeti HAT He . — oe rat ea ‘ eater iexca STORE. door FE 3-96 as Au . 1 ~ or 7 range V JEWELL PHILGAS 
| room hou mee Coon NN te teen " 7 Lots PR tate Bernat ly RE ANE 20x30 Posie! L O cu. ft. de 3 Kenmor . PHILGAS 
% F NO ep Ge bob. ; a whan 2614 wid oe Dy 20" ; dee are EM e oll s 
1 enc. Sal yee ea room cee In a ps to Clinh ern af aga Paes a ens oe By oot ae a Eo UT oe pane fee Con Co 4.4228 7 P free ze FE SAvENEGH: pace beater: 
Wess rence viet secuter a | oad Mees cl Agkoca Helis Ls Dost Bh rts . i 3 “ores ne aaie or Por Sal Ve 407 Communtty: mpany Road 7 REK ce “s r CUAIR : BRASS 
fire rimingham 416 beat k urn Heigt on Te fear Jbsto 140g: e of E ~ Hou ty Natio ‘ a@loo4m uu commode, 
: it tights ¢ cm ie {F ; { t , = xchi ts 8 te atioa! Bank = sid band uum cl EvU- 
= Mich- | amaee ue ea wee pees Ae in oes VXvD wen Peakhiek ee WANTED rr wears ange 50 > 3 Saturday @ oe wT SEL' Gh TRADE : pleat A English hina ont of 
{ x tie erm* . y fa oF aa - Groon M-.4 5 ae 0 TO EES F is gy . 3 Eyl eae cock ing : isc 
A car gera ater big dee . Bt eae ent You: “oo rm iat 106 outn of [5s cant Janda 40 ACRE tf AG, tC f Wot aut QUITS ais ALL vers g utensils  ¢ : 
car qorese: So pet af ( OM Sa. wane se acer tate Ger Gad heme Week Ge ie Ch IRA aca tn quit, & Rese. PE ome (DA Sees FE 2-2680 
DRAYT MS ment ue mate sour nuns wit ~ A IR I a ME AGHE R REAL UE id f ceetg. etir ‘er and c ft dim. “ \ NC ECO hog~¢= FE 2 40h bi SEDs EASY 3 
| : AYTON P $-1201 or F call Mr eee ms beureom = # UR ADE ee sford Mich EAL. ESTAT Elba M Stout R cash Cad RC a ANTAIN WILL SWAP vty Neu Glens WASHER 
: Attractive 8 root LAINS ‘ion. °C san furnace eit sere ee! On © 8E : calor Fe YO HESTER _ 3. vear FOUR YEAR Ol soe ca de votes Dorn 
; ; alow. on full base “BUD” N eee Aran (hes cet garage a. hilt 22 Business oO loan R. MiCII frou fdruoin cis hone f Mie oe ae never ee eis 
car garage ify led bal tchole “oe. a craiee Jaw r pportunitie: 5 N $25 TO $. . nt home of e ae: Ge wet Bioomfield Hill 2 
7 oe Only woe’ beer : -| _REAL ESTATE dil ace housetrailer me te 1do' js rf , Son W OO BFAUTY SAL ee: s I “ Tos 200 FE 59-3625 (iar wee P a - ot Se Oe eae 
: ronan sage cite "Owner leaving | . a IW DOPOOn : S cal! Ca exe) re HOUS STOCK DEEP FREELE ac 
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$1200. » ggend ® see it and at ce KN OPFICE OPEN 96 PRICELY FROM uf ‘ Uh aon SCRE PARCTEI ~ ~ sues el adel orga anee oe h Roche:ter OL sont OL wile TRADE MY EQUL of Am - ee ES Eran One 
| ak “ DS \ It ee pel Oe ed on Mi Locat a 1.9781 rev Bel ty 1 tuod sf makes freecer 
é | YIN . ars $500 Silver Bei F for eu: ain St f ed in GET bright Air sport oe 8485 guaranteed for eerer 
t . () : and ib Ro Se tom ree E ~ * red sport co ne ed for 5 
EEGO HAR on VY EN tE42 a: Realtor Ls 700 Do Ary) LEME AS Moe \terh) ‘i . ae cimers Onner wishes. - CASH OUICKL y Sood @ or mos eau Dyes Fae Se nes we ct aa = slightly 
. S43 ; : p, : i 2° 2 = “ : _ 3 - 2bo4 . re hare on af : 
| oe eles feaeaisl vengeae ards Orchards woes 4 43 Sn eee WT) re uceees i WL ene Ce a after 7 Up to $50 wit a Be leioke oistye. GO i Piuorescent. 
ol € , i A : 5 Ebbert Bi. —-— —_ i ce meoaslT - - TOO 
and i eens * tin onl $1850 trom =i Pre home with for & Bra v inal . us De Ree Real Fst FE 5 944) ieee THE wing t TOR pes to 1953 car 0 Fests Nad Coe hs con § 2 4 A Sar 2 aaa = BUFFET 
5 ow tage veat attachec red SE PAU  Blie: Sy ee Bact to Aa desl s Brin, oe 4127 : 1394 concition $20. 
e700 Drayton Rent B ‘ cae all ue sea plasters D ore necO ele ae pases BiicDinG sit “ori: | = Loans “also ce ee nie aime 1 BEDROOM MODE brECIRIC DIAPER " 
| e ’ i Th L near S ; 4 Sig s , : viet! ! See 
| thie eat Possession eater | this fine Sa sbewlng Y ON ray fe 2 ar Er sew Scho Cees hes Wey tl TAN EN ignatures saa aener furore, 8 aie ao furnac AN ne te eee ard x masnee 
iittle Dec 5 is a os : R — 130 x : RITE Be : 5 sec ge nal : inne rspr alan « St . 
& -=— id coll, on 5 Family | we plone Se Peas See BUSINESS , curs Aioutoblle or ee ee caceper att DACRE ht) pinches gai 
| ae se well at only ‘0, cated Np LARGE LOT ike FE 45905 ‘re ii . eee or ' oe late model @ask vue “ ae Bisa coer 
136 id out . near S a4 on Dolls WITH aa Hips yestablien payment houctraver . FE 5-9 ae Sail after r 
= | ane eccnage lel Drayton nora ‘ace. patie Church pen qd) | y ber oiler Lake WGP eke ioee lag oltered \ copes nese be ee cal FE 49895 oF aniy —_ noone Ph. 
: mrest eturn en trad buildi um- s ung plant Sum plete aa x AMERICAN . 2 . 
it! et. Pirst Put thore 4 ment See ea luca o 5 | 9 rade jing mat pane! del t retail LOA 7 erm furni N AND = 
oll it no . ir f ; 8 w eria.s ee deliv i] stor ore eect MOD- 
Cats neo ORED W are, he coin sou eet i Ped co t Vie P M oe eee ne good ery vec i‘ oe __For Sale | Clothing . a ie exces ann ies 
2 oe areal on this well M. Ti KNUDSI iakee a cal fell bose bedroom ‘ . ___FE¢ ae ret ® O° y16'500" Terms fot rE ? ALASKAN c 90 £1 aaa LS us but must 
4 bul oe : : car sement _or FE? : = SKAN SE OL - 
Sauget ved Central on. $10 Pon REALTOR N oe eet eee reas rac t SPE ee R Ladd, anar COAT CALt Bop Chao GUVOD CONDI- 
* me, hot’ water, bination Has Ph State Bank B pty Drayins weeds fe lot an. hedroom hriek One acre ( le SE > y nnett ] 202 PONTIAC | _2-7872 6 pm, cal re EVANS ol? - FE +9642 - NDI- 
aa x Bid | t nce 2 ax 14 parc 8ST BOY ——-——___ * r Oi oe 
| m no A ‘ie Seen h. FR 4-451¢ 8 | is offered he Leuieminay unenie tall bas venient to aided Good! soi! C oo REA he ATE BANK BLDG ae S ATGAEN GUAT PURI COI Ae 30 gal HO: WATER HEAT. 
DAM tub All for” ab eee. oe | Baus Sn a ere Lees asement cml ti ewe kaise cuss oon elt REALTORS at 14 Also i FUR COL- ELE ee Pe tees valves, 
= YOUR _ 700 Th owe peracn! - cera spot fo Smpekh Jus Pvening F 4 Isé clothing SCTRIC 87 = 
' You LUCK is hom yment ‘s ic tile Four 1 Just ings & S& E 3-118 BEAUTIF ung ‘ Cc STOVE ae 
on Mat ee CO. | this any ‘tse anee yes sale So act now petiedi for gees ta ol heat pan es us BROM ST Realt DRY CLE a al 7 ad sae ay MOU TON LAM PM Rejyyouee cone 8 size. 
32420 5 FE +330 , galow, 3 spac room mod see d 2 _Huron NN. KReal tor well ANING SUSTNI Wiss Pract ; MB EAS 7 5 each, 
SS - EY OFRE tow. em b lan _ esta BUSINESS ul ically BY _ 
i ? __FE Sis00 * beth. beautiful eak bedrooms ile | / vit lot 6 COL - - __FE _2-4810 we peitesiaee -hed in rapid; NESS %23—to 3900 Exceil ek nee coat . ine ie ears oo DRY WASH ———— 
room bric aR } screens, floors st 1 : ONITAL , Florida adjoining P y grow- O41) ater ‘ion. Ba i2 | 330 d Cheap FE ER 3 
| ae complete ne. 2 car fenced coheeet lend ges. beat paved street nigh jote enclient 5x188 ‘GOING =: On 27m aim Beach Bl ebis Las LOAN to 900 BOYS 3 ae ad foun FE gLEc oe peees ene 
= spacious li mode roi ced good ne andscaped 1 S $1 600 cient ranch good NG GROC AWREN co = IECE “TRICO ; 
iv Tm | term neigh le Se Oe ch type si ho ERY a cE . coat 7 BROW iach CONS Se 
| ties steam ‘heated. 814 00 fire: | tgnbornood #13 300 B metete drive PERRY PAT ees conse eae eed Spee bee | Ti ine & SERVICE ce ue entry ieee Oy eee 
ROOM BAS rE}. 0 0Ot—t with STRICT pear IK BAe! fut or Livin eer it Ns $25. ae |FULL LE _ ; ce STOVE even 
BASEMENT NEW Bea LY RANC thes ee ce atliness €), Suarters:| rO $500 — _ _LENUT heater $15 ‘ $20. OTT 
: face. Storm NT. <a | OO utiful 24n48 Lape HOME i orth uhese nomss bu aves & Eee eH? se i Baxte | Gee muskrat H NORTHERN Other vem Westune (meh OT 
, poppe ey Bl Coad PUR. | firep! with mares GOORE oes ete desteeet | Ww Ros, Inc ik it be Ward EAST BLOOMFIE! SU LF SUPER 6 WwW Le f Livingstone Se wen cece (ute a ELEC R ee re 
Cherry's 96850 . White viace, picture acre lot Bie just « at enjo lor an older a are natn: al contrac arge cocuer | D HIGHLANDS iS (ee X i wrence St - 2 ce cuffs S90 fe : ANGE CR 
| gad pre a.) _roome mvwes | pepe ogo toe ico ade fenlage of town, wae wares ot ieee a materials oe ine area $2 000 ot Highly De eek For teese I aS ICh | Heresy Grey SEGUOTHINCG mec : Wa Noe ive OSLEY ree 
electric room closets. walk patio nice bed » nome | top the » rememb : CLOSE good se Well | \ ndlv 8 - d reasons NG 610 ‘LEA EASY sag y 23-5121 race 
| oe a ae tle a oped car earage ie farge bitehea with p ieatares ) .amportan remember thee Mice a ot BO good callonnee | Call UH “ S YOU NI FE Ges OS betore 8 00 | 4%, “ao MACHINE 
contracts wn Re OT utility on peat prick erg) buyer t to every See $2 000 igh lot 137x100 - Mu aa _PELTING ut no. 73 r Cols, EED [_ ndition $30 — NE elk 
Me! % RT J out e is spick @ 1 heat 17 Must sell ness —— FIN as 
nd ‘ hie Bea MINK = 3 
m_ Sie or Fe: Joseph F. R sane ta WM JOHN na oO 500) seo ee si a arreD, plaven Cit 
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| Northwestern & es re 83% W eC1SZ' Sots Cal Be agement S00 K IRW Cat MA Cae | Seces ime Pel cee | buttons almont rein ww romERey fi Rue af 
JOrdon +6121 a tMiddlebeit ie 20290 Huron St ppointment EN Davisb 54894. 10725 included problem fan pele, sou with y Gown the front all the wa E 416.2 i SIZE BXI1O 
z #121 — MAytfair 6-2503 Co-operative Real E. Open Ei Y REAL TOR suena | / 728 Clark Rd. ca tenes tea can tel oe money | e Re) Ina! High ines FRIGIDAIRE R 829. 
2 FOR stete Exch e* RE : Since 1975 fo G BUSINESS | ments smal! month! wll side but itttle on the tu i EFRIGER 
r} THE MONE : ange | Open Eve ALTOR FE 2401 ol, N Sag a) ritsel in: ¥ SS WILL P | “Telephone v oay narrow at th tapered very st FF : con ‘itior ATOR 8 
with . neat le yoo? W Hur ings til 8 p z 1 aad or sellinr W ear Illness AY | tice us or call at brown at he wrists. Wa y FC 32-9855 ion = 460 “Norton 
leges for front porch ane. cian | a . on Ee _____EVE FF 2.1804 Feoto> M tele Gl imeoien our of- yroee ce a rm .R SALE 
“gs iy | : zr ¢ Ich fi Box 107 velvet coll dark tr GUAR 
bypass Oi hstatgg : J I lan E 3060 WEST 81 or inte 1; Shows oar & © igerator ANTEE > 
: ; : oye D rview ows ro © uffs | Ww s D kE- 
rae eae” be it | TES So ON eqimen pe cle setae une 5 a “eaners BBR Se 
| wn and fi | ou side 2 ve NEK A few ie ' tae P busine : Vacuun shers ; up 
| a“ full priee of Lhird Stre , | (tere wema cue tne at 963 mo RNS Ne ye OS ceo feet coesumes Pee ala RESP INSIDER a | TN LADY 8 DARK BLUE. Rens Sits "Oaxiand "Tr Bs ms 
| are rooene e ON fet te | on beautiful lsabeth ors close oth. Unite Me rooms util & toe ‘Pay “only, 30 er cent dow er ener extablahed Evel FINANCE CO Soot coat K BLUE NUBBY pd) FE Saath 
s, bath and m be | it om eth Lak . : or units Ww x ant De | now . enthly own | wity § nip ater | > . : rim, siz ur coll ; 
| © ear iaelinys Wecent hurry bath and “tile te uty 3 femtaren 3 eine omen se i formic titchens Ot! cist! Tate nthip payments Buy | retuns. ares | ootae gat ae oe oe collar and Coe oat? rug. and hal 
« urry! - ben, pla: atures | mat: large bed ing family K hateein’ large lot hot water too P We s sib} 20 000 a | _- e State Bens NS ZIPP ‘ on Onl? rug an Wit. 
| art cont MICHIGAN | ideas oak fears panded | tiled. fees ceacioes tiv ion on the —° see cna at $11 see -tseen: aa PEON) ; ‘ontiac Press je | Write Benne Bida. = 40-42. ER SPORT JACK Hie elient c a aed pad 
| stream _— Over 7 acres. trout pear bers: famine work-m threom | rooms Dg room oo Si ak me FE WwW Le RENT. Realt j saINK c conT good quality, KET =| Bevery Ba oy ee 1900 
oetaema ef anal em + street r heater. € spac with plenty of ta: Sale Lake Prop.‘ wrence eae’ AT. i Ca 
or take a non ¢ FHA paved ggg Il gr y of ta ~~ ake Pr oO FE _ MEDIUM” om 
trade an be ar er Gl ter s heated urnished op 44 Neat pen Eve« c §-6205 SIZE. FE 
| IRW “anees “ bacement with workshops atic Lak arene to Consu ose Yor 
reat : ith wo a full ake WwW r . mers Po 1] LAM * SAI 
IN & RO LN and a neh tubing and rec- | Rees ‘on Water Fronta has ge | pate fae Tae coar PROM FE re ~ ANTIQUES. PH 
REAL EST A est Side B trays A water double gas heat ig most Fisioe ge F ~ = THE ae Pt both excelle fitted wool ron 8 ONE 
: BTATE - eee cacoucn ¢ rick ment acces aedicapes ievod?) Ol ‘\ As low as __ For Sale Acreage 47 “BIRD 1g sEE ° mee 160. OL 2-4007 nt condition, SALE pX14 WILTON 
| FE Solo) Fe re 2106 FE = 2 "bedrooms "and led sath | down Ow ST 9th asd wi carage (82 Dine Mis S- BAR J 2TRAM. ge 47) S150.) PER J . Extra ls ne “brig MINK SCARF ¢ LARO Se RUG. 
_— | ipa ul cedar pe bath must ner tre with $5 000 ignway What . LAR F times price. $325 | tess valu : EXTRAORDE 
20 es | . living reo! neled room c sell see | paterred ona Sale > OR_3-1950 . Now a terrific b LAR as 2-5567. tll sell f wore wed s We hav AORDI- 
ACRE EST place Pomily - sized fir ALL POR APPOINTM . ubur ber > 2TXCRES poe Some sree usinese)) tt . iR or 6150 FE uh are sed t e brand new 
ESTATE pista Mileteld Golhay bg OF OUR INTME nl rop. 48 | SE S—SKk on ee a ts : ESALE 8T s in bedroo — 
| CLARKST ATE comin oo kee dining OLA GAEeMee wilt a: A lo S10) DOWN sod cen. This te truly er | _ ORE a Foom sult ae te 
i . : 5, voocae Dp TO 8H “ WIL! K1 . | cated on W N t mine” precciy aha ay | V1ce g_ See at (SED CLOT sell es Asem hving 
Lovely 3 bed: ON AR I \ arage Abe beat 1! at REAL B ow you RE LENG I one m alton ro : nad for ery th uly @ | STL VE Ww H- Come na le these 
By 5 ind : ac » BARGAT THES 7 PA ile east ad only n oniy $10 at can R MU! in Aay ; pare w and loo! your 
home on bedroom Colon’ erms ¢ payed od cu NS F| Close in C RM Garkston an of downto entory ‘nc! 000 dow be You c fect ms JA els ith all oth Kk and 
| tiful semi-private lake, farm | 0 qualified ae i | - acre Complete! trom ery eyes ee Par tive butl eiudes! large! ¢ plus an borrow $20- condition, $60 CXET PER- | tiseshere ¥ er suites cil 
i { uyer «with ly fenced 1) new high ly ‘se mile te ding with — ree attr bn signatu $500 out SWAP D $60 FE + almost ou can Db offered 
gacellea =r og e Beau-. .- : modern lel A ‘ OF all size of school Ove Te and othe h living ac Loans m oy car. or fi uickly | and ARK ROOM I 4-384 ture the price uy these fo 
uto oil Abode Pull base un St Be : Rowe Full bactaenu. insets frontage b each parcel or T rentals quar- any © ade without end urniture | _ct = atest fi EQuIPwEN : ete an of used fu id 
. . y 782" too we orthwhil orser! _chine MY of wash = h take  Tivore ri 
es onen 1%, baths ment. | nedict's gatege Imm baccavent feu ructed 3 parcels for deep Only HOTE oe mental to purpose ator two 1 7335. ing ma- FU scent. 393 
wk. ‘corpemea ving sided barn | Eacollent 3 a ediale ipoese heat isturue B L.. LLOU | to repay” Up to: O LAD! ae SATURN PGR as 
ft living barn clese to T bedroom | O ssion. OA urry you esutiful roi AW “OR lent cond $ COATS | complete R SALE 3. 
ols Ne ‘dining room with close to Telegraph & pose ROY KNAULE.R ed peace oot brick bet HO st ee ertee vizel 6 excel | Foon sutt good | condition ROOMS 
Rescise tes aon Just off oil regs eors: Gircdighodt 26, W Hur . Realtor dw. ME St , Bee te ene Cee | on EH WED 1105 Thorpe Kitchen s e. rug. bedroo Living 
000 Flint pl between let Sol garage and out on TIN Be out. Realtor town Ex e onle lig busy DING GOWN oe er Cal et apt. ga m suite, 
. pri id Sof . : FE 2-7 inaw St 0 a cellent uor s | | size 16% N WwW — — | all FE s stove 
| IB se ee value ‘at 90-260 Prone jee TOR aac pen Eve cus ~ 5-8165 cae decorated New location’ Fil NAN | Headpieces Some saenitice 830 ‘or one ae naa between» 
‘ ops Ov a m ‘as fur- at . tomst ELU 
-\ BR. TS REPRO Meche ace | Rochester “ess aiticnal income, Buy real mu, gcgporttien CE ph font formal ee OKs ELUXE jIRONER Like 
large lot. weit built bon a NION TARE CRES. MILES ? cua roegaat 2nd ee a tans Sale H As STOVF 
Age le aT by a eet a Lake mpsen #34 KI UTI ME an ate it eee PRS, Roce: MPSace Psere oh Sale Household G A STONE LATE OE 
neighbo xcellent sand ore Lake Dre! Gaatiee, which we |i AR do butiding seuss fruit trees D +0085 oods 57 GAS ale 3802, KEN- 
tomatic hood, blacktop sede good R in this meant can be Were and “= MA 5-4781 we. $7,650 $2.000 w AIRY B. 4 Ne - | maho CE WHITE * et . 
1’, car gas furnace reet Au- Nealten : room re gnificent new rotten ide : hat a wond R AN IQ eyes | Boose’ dint 25. 9 PIEC 
a fal rs : neh } hen Wye ; 1 ert UES Tete kee minted an E 
with cut seis Large tivin eet. LF 4 0528 tached gare adh with a? eek Biter wall <a = oe operation oat for a fa Maovle spoo E | piece 41 metal ine set $40, 
| yard. Another bates ape goes (Fat 9 tre BJS Glee tees ae tos sin be neal he ait be here bos 4 ACRES eee tet to kine, Duke and ie in § food T teaeiee mye beby ygooees chest aie oe 2 
Price $15,000 y buy ed Coup grapp nee from _ only a sh u my a | tle past A im game s. Juk rin ing ae: | port walker rawer 
: y. Full perative Real Biec & road Th the lake ort dis rene oat Gea d vburn de teat @ucation more th: e box} candelab lamp: la r. ro $5 dress $150 8 
PA ' eal Fetate E Bu natur e large livt and) main Vat Vout tank 1 rainace Well ights High a small cellent lease an pay the | Call aher and sive Tee brass items MI $4060 $15. and pies 
U [. A. KE : oo xchange “it wet fireplace oo toom has T _ wl God be oe Rie trac friendly to Located tn A a p.m _ EM } ay Dot HU t8O bred 
; teh ; 11 . HELA ubur oe ie . Make off wn nes NTIQ i 3434 N RE 
31 Oakland RN, ok : low c Full bath wint arranged . -LMA M er r Pon- oe UE ROCKEF cu ft. FRIGERA = 
Me Ave or RT ; cost oi! heating | tile walls 514 ‘ EL ; | puch, brea ER 8T th excellent TOR at 
Real_Evtate Since ot ed l BUYS ita cP caret a Pucca wall Winter Winds ¢ =f Sige FS 4380 any dob ial aK FE. PARTRIDG ae he co, table : upto eee a5) MI 6-13 cond: 
OVE! ; #18 500 meter § a aime ae well Powel ' WTS ant 51204 FS 43844 a6 EOF N : IGE | , A i ey 8, coffe: 8.99: ACUUM. L 
; ‘ « mt a Ope’ BROK ATION it. You \ B AUTO _ - Be.t LIKE N 
This 4 Foo Y SPOTL GREE x ts at : rat 40 ACR nd to io ERS CL L BUSI 1 Mav B Pe mak 8 be NEW, 
es This Part RES 4 OFFICES EARING NESS : orro rfect Scucrnic es 056 Mrrtie brush 
DI light and si frame he any CRE \ - is ieree he ly wooded . IN PRI HOUSE w pan condition, STOVE den,, vriles H es all 
] ; Ud : ry b me has 2 Lease w RE \ nad use on acres approx COAS NCIPAL s. Will 4 new de nt urop Gar- 
| oe rban bath with edt conial Fulltice bed ith optio: ; . ine ore! nealied fi work la imately S i TC CITIES ADM liver M ep well OTPOIN: 
m. ranch iaving all shower ull tile room hom mo well ma cree is a chatd on ?! lows ac nd Smal 25 )- co A - TRAL TV CON! MAple 5-4196 wit! T I RANG: 
rge lot. T5xd type hom ar room kit er A nic to New ¥ e owner t de 2 in @ snug as ce ; area ras: Beever i stream AST work “CONSOLE. hb deep E 3° WiID! 
Elizabeth 52500 + ea with | chen and ree su ork Will ransferred ® rug’ A aeze Price sete rea oO ing order Mé Lk odo | well, re WIDE: 
Lake — me ube loads of © dining mmer at 87 rent until n armer & rea! heart MEAGH ord G ‘ANTIQ A 5-246 D v $155 gular $8) 
echool bus wa ards <A gh wel] arrang § te bur L 873 mo. wit next rooms ith its 95 ar‘- Oxford ER REAL a 7 UE SOLID H LS 61200 00.98 
tng. wirtn pass) fs Steet “P ane may and gare glassed in) © ee ! on low dos By oymson 1 including 2. becre big Mich ESTATE awa rgest G oday casional tab D WALNU OL IDA 
g and lum fron gc As reere \ rITT pn opavm ing roe 2 bedrooms uron Oper row 5 walnut je. 0 Toc: YS 
& Mouse needa sheet rock ci lea all «aaah Les Eee IBRI Ek GEE coe fireplace Sal @itnilacce aronen ont For. Sale F OA 83122 : Eve FE 283 creat ate bills, prote Waldo bed. Section Pity top Solid | cuese ek PECL AL 
$00 with terms interior trim trow Rett bus ee ag. mile to sed caren Ge Abr room all peparete ainiva Farms 48 = . 16 ake up to 4 | efeperies your AnTiquEs. Ph FE are $5 | ao yo comee “0 
beautitul blo ™nlo ke Rd are ihn ; (Oe em ANTED CLABS - = | el efri : 
[is big lake . aries Village pe hey eens ig sists $7. ae CLAM “C"BAR RAVE arble (clapatibad SEAT Ci GE retri gerator floor 
250 Do oe) eo pan PD ae on aniaies bee. Ser seme $10,000 equity tn KNE R ish oY 2-8 estan ieg | mocel, wowar motu t aeee 
wth 10m ) sta ~ unfinist: she I< ~ me. ait é mode! ng ei, $269 
New 2 bedroo: wn ning ' nour sg ee Utes S HOME OF Y inte Plc: Zceiemt at ter Tacat 38 ACRES --2= Pratiac “ ies caeribet ow Cale = Alcohol—Anti Priadatre a ‘Machine floor 
under ee Ko home nor kK lehen Aon _ dining roeen are OWN Olk Suckers: Pipes kennels oat ‘ fleeces im the beaut a = Tess. Box oneal. Write SSE Co. iui? COVERING I Freeze GE_ freeze n 1 id 95 
and } hay F fap ate ull bath O ans DO Wer 2 car garage i ing olly and nful Abo t OLE = CR be 
— thak in) Lc e weil a eet 1 bl cla vis Jena garden to All ne approx includ: “ re 4g FT. UMS : 3c UMP 
Lak cated 0 nd 1 black f locks fro a ‘tuded at t ols) Are Stoaw one half : PHA CORN Teen's BO WALL TILE... or M6 E i Et 
See is cet men Pa Nd reasonab'y (pric m schoo! > S4 nore price inevemerca i¢: Sama cee Wi mile of D ARMACY ENN gac © 4.034 NNY 96 | 2465_Aub CTRIM 
per month rments conab's cea tee Te av Nillage hat of $14 500 84 ng iow Huge «ix ver fronta ruggists — Hi MACY INAW & ae 1 Rw ober = INLA: ; aEATERS— Rd Cc. 
FS one 1s Sonim AG aye odie 4400 home in aoc and naib to bec ere is PONTTAC wlUC«AN Paint 1D TILE EATERS FE 
{ : 1 ac , 1 ERC tt ome 1 your Also sbes_ Root ite on 4-387 
F. C. Wood C RAWFORD cont # foom frame home Has 3 hee ea oe ssorignt condition a nice income een, ri ghamce | gee Daw waheey Aides, Root Coatine 9 eal ssi 90. several that are ideal for nave 
bedrooms 1 dow home Hac 3 Comtortable & ¢ - : 71088 tt over 8100.00 This st ¢ross from way ABOUT AN uron FE 90 | Look like te Beectifolty eo 3 and 
: O AGENCY ving room fi mand 2 up 14x10 In this 3 X Coss 1 ; he SDD lice 000 a ye SS Phone 0} ees Offic CAN YTHING YOU 43084 oof like televi desi 5 
RE. Ay. TO 31, ¥ OPEN EV nock Scree: ireplace ob 4xie an © bedroom wb: S bduw M - mee prese nse alone Tf ar on 1221 ° oO BE FOUN You WANT | 7h Amenca: sion cone gned, 
3! Hire IN EVES and ned rear pe reakfast L infer jen 7 ingalow — A Stont ; as sand ription busi t has a | i) space hea D AT L NT ese ar 3 ves a ‘One 
; a S Wiliem R : n : . acreens full th Sterm a large dot g located 77 N Sai it. Realtor rie. etc ness as vei desk ters, al as | ‘crate e brand : 
5 Lake | RD EF 4 heat Ga ull beser rms “aera © ouble jot on Sagina® St allen with just Can b well sks With , all sizes: her ne? sgt 
: & M58 ase acta Ment ou tel of (he near the Open even FE 3 Tie tates je bought | f Sect esas bees wocean :, School | values 7 siiehtiy 
Aner § call _OR On Sar 5 3 BI DROC MI ‘ Terms e privileges a neal Pr ned = Cathohic enings ‘til AP als v tavessigaie a if you | ae plete. #28: Bene board coed: Hacc one ee  Propeccae tt 
eet a ae \i~ 1 s sei] at ee EROCE , franges. ga canbe m-) HUN 
stieck in the . : : ant-—-\Wess: : z rROCERY— . | all st s&e $25 up; wie 
a street’ this home features "pias se ale ate Measuring SO DOWN $3.00 down a eople Who | Sy $5 up. beds. Table ne OEECIAL 
: A k fi s plas. ome fil Ave Toreem f ' . e in thi it | a | | 8. 5 ; pew ch up; able suit 
Seg pon peri ge Sect "cas teal, cea cme be 1) pacement w trem, (Ot the 1 80 : Se an eee takes to. pe. BibSS co shecee: ano ae oe 2 
$25 per East of tow m home storms an heat. and ) base “4 price and Staton He a ai Putaiie? ecatea it ACRES «all gua ble market 0 W | & used. $5, up; ches nette pt size 8 stove. $25, 
month nh. and onir echool bi aq screen Sone ns { terms . This i ‘ good miles fro How can ranteed end | Or $49.95 up; bed ts, new gas stov 
eee z st s Handy Hohe fe ee road m Pont that? you los invento a up: li Toom | Dresse e sat 
This ice ores and dy to IF PCOr « the ai) brie : mode has 10 lac on at? Ha eon a ry SPECI i up; d ing rm. suites, Chest vr $7 . 
. perty a ne = the! ance i he Th. sto! room a a "Seer deal ; ALIZ. ; dining room suite of dr 
~— GI's we tee ers” sioumtonn Convenient ps oe ee ale needs some cecnrating be Jp esc =e goed, enaipment™ fut license “—— ED LOAN SERVICE pot d otter — 819 apse went? Beas. complete. ai? 
one : 1 Street § east sur { zor 3 rge enough , chions = a barn _ | tabl Ss upstai liv. $100 UR =) =ev mattre 
3 bedrocr down to bur ap 5 reame CLwnslie -ome & fental units mitk how 2 chicken = ished store irs A we up te OR EASY PA nnersprin sses, $8.95 
Louise Past bungalow a sharp partment ne and bel: e ie Rec eea Maatl sl ae tillable- se. 2 car houses. Wy, Ponti and loc i es- If $500 w LAY-a-W YMENT } New roliaws mattress¢ 
j possession at “Lake On beat Terms Unaied a. cr. to Ds a land and. pasture” oa = thrips id iy Cot ern et THING. *é SELL. TRADE. | wae” wlity ¢ beds. slags 
: . low pay- ay O \west Side hoed a0 nice ne pipet e pointment only, ure Shown Us on $150 ed between ae y & | AROUND COME on ANY. ree sell ty cabinets. aes 
mee tosh : i tds are | Pp : ACR LOOK | for th an, 
= REALTO r | § room f area Priced hoppin: l & 7 STA serv ce t workin ARKING. Es e ho ae ey 
+ Ue bf = ~ ra z( t * iz. ‘ or me ery- 
a odtiand My ET, Realtor 100" Oakiana litle ata = | $8500 te See totems ee a me RBH ENRY. ans roux Hicks R TE- WID Beressary ev wo when ves NPRIDAY oar © ie Oakland Furnitur . 
Co-operatiy: : =e Se ree Parking | se6\ terms. Near Gen Wurmace ain : x Ine wy eal Est made to, ery effort | “TIL » HOT POIN ginaw e 
ve Rea} Esta’ FE 5-0603 F ing pital Near Ucucral Hoe ues — oO on ayto state Servi ? give is Pontiac: LES CO., iL 9, HOT PO! 
te Excha: $550, ray E 42544 tal Hos- Rocheste OL 19 ‘60 ACRES R 3-0 m Plains Pontiac Sta ice Of Pon one day ou the money Heights, or 1 mt. rice) east of M INT DRY! FE 2-523, 
: Ni ne? - OWN” RR r, Michigan Ml th CRE3 ser rey A (asda Bank B tac,  Devment our choice ts on Aubu of Aub _Huron. Elect: ER ¢ side, 
ew Subut NO EX 8 Roo ree quarte cot FE 4-1582 andmes. Bldg schedules ot | ro Rd a rie 95. $3; 
urba | Lovely TRA COS om Hom Gone ra mile of HAN ser, Broke es rE 2-2366 0 M59 ir Co.. 1060 
NEAR W n Home ot din, 2 wedieees you should c ___ For Sale L man yment Real waterfront _ Sal ____FE 5-007 GENER ARMSTRONG V! ONER: R Like 8 
room ATKINS L. ning I m bh hom see tt Se ots y farm buy. b] é PU { G VINOF' 338 Mi NEW FE 
room bungalow ae | au Gteder bee cca on kiten. tates tani ot A betreon Lots Dinne and bes ote “ay | Contracts 52) LOAN CORPO BLIC x12 ee Foor JOR tse YD texwone in c 4-4e08, 
bd bail { 8 j ‘or “| : : . oe 
Beico Ou Purnace. #11600 Terme, wm | date onvlcers 3 mies Me Meoe | Samm Bi Maco’ ‘Soul | deirle bung, eer ——— Property 4 NEW ¢ ROOM ~; 2 W. Hu est Seay a SEES aoe Taree 0008 con 
erms, | _field off M s north $10,500 w son- — site THIS full be. AND : ron wy, : or: ew ————— ° 
2 Houses - field Take Coulse Boot! WE BUY wee Batre aise on Bde y 49 ber cent interest 2 BATH WITH Phone FE deral tp MARL aah es ee wh urniture S 
noes over i een LAND CONTRACTS bee CRIFICE FOR pf, OB corner eet] BUSINE > #5.150 6 al 3-7181 “oo 8. SAGINAW te Bung | REHOUSE, F specials 
estar = eer elas | casr SAL Ss a | SH ta Oe oe 
: Ave . , : : E! Loe ESS CORN RAY OPPIN 4 A Toda: er. bed map! com 
° w with res WHERE T N Teo ry ER Oo) | GF No do of and Pig thes onda’ 
ES : home eit ERE TO BUY IT: tewer and oe ae tac Paved ey wer ae Ele | pn a Ries | “YES” LOAN see x = per ate aga A163 in Up. cotion‘matire vote 
endnuarn™ taaedee 611 m1 ee . munca oes _ or investment pemegat Here | Coopers 3-7103 Open 99 = ™ prompt:y Se ea Sei = 
rensibities ae See the Want Ads’ AND HARGE - = ent Total price $6880" ural Rectasion beiteees| Nation cucu Gane month. 30 at ss faneraor $1698: davenpe eds ‘com: 
Terms ds’ They ARGER CO CLARK REAL ES FLOYD ce $6.960 state Exchange | wide vis or single. MY "he: ae B "bea “tan 
Uh R. HILTZ lead vou straight | uW Muren 2% 1 8 30 - ure oe? TATE , 4 W Lawren KENT, Realto 3 | BRAND NEW platform rock “rock Eas | oael 
4 = faight to } a Ph FE o-operatiy Ope ss ence lf Y Pry . | E AND ers Ar 
: , : lar _ Sse sea ° Ive Real © Evenin Next to O ea eultee sad 85 up 
os PE eee) FOR QUICK. eRTEX Ee BUILDING Lor Exchange @ ROOM Consemers Peecr URE PAID OFF LOANS $25 tc to $300 ae tweaey| FLOOR SAMPLES each; apt, as, step ea 
re beni Huren 6 ; 3 ; *RIEN in Ne ft paso . OOM HOUSE AND FP ; | 2 ieee ae chairs r wardrobes er = 
Open Eee, - ed 4 . SE -RVICE ae Dd. esired Cal of city Terme. if session er wore, ‘teenie he PRETTY through Classi : eae! AL 4 Bioode’ end tables uite s100 ‘ort face a rugs. $i? were ashes ‘saoh eee 
A : ie iac Pr ‘Om. . 1100 . BRADW Sanf ate pos- * SSI-. } is 3 50: 
; s lord - . co Lazy am ms ox ‘wool 
oe s' Classified ad- LochTeb ON ete SF ror hate AO FT. _ fied ads! To sell or re “Le uaerece PE om ox ay bay, shale and “aoa of BANK FU ss oie Pas. 
s. Dial FE2 OCATED (ON EAST W 2-9700 L or rent M Ponting 2 Bee? 50, now ‘an | _ORCH NITU 
[8 ac tht ee - A or. bedroom . ARD C 
2-S181., price-s475 a DROS, Heart of | Watert | swap or hire, d — gage Loans 3 Gare aa a TO FARMERS Sas we O. 
a r, Real s Cal! J. A. ult ing boom ‘ord To e ; | gee ased ee i 4 errs AS NEXT 
a ; ope cae A ry Bo Oe as Seon 2-818 , dal FE, LOW INTER re Os Rene BBB open TERMS 
. » by the Jot = Grove eA 1. Onttmited funds EST These ae” Gas n130 50 ___Open ti 9 Fri A 
a sereak MI ¢008g Edson | pa. tg one ie aa ‘ne side ——-_ oH sights, 
— Ee i } = : | H gh, . ‘ | oars 4 Sans “quanti SELL TE 
; : ; ose cameraman . : YT IN’ 1E- 
; : . 1310 ‘Ponting State Furniture, A i | through Cla SURPLUS 
or we goes Ppkences Land, ssified ads 
{ i f ni live 
“eae «| Paan stock, machin. anything! Dial ¢ 
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        as PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, } NOVEMBER 18, 1954   
Sale Household Goods 57| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60   
KELVINATOR _ $50._Good 
ir RCA WITH DOORS. $99. 
WALTON TV_ 
Walton Cor, Joslys Atti 
    
  7 Piece LIVING ROOM SUITE ig eae cabinet radio.   
  
  4 PIECE "SECTIONAL IN ROSE ale on materials. tapestry. $80. OR 3-8852 ‘ million teet iar sound 
ee esTONe EV 1 YEAR r 8 mnbings < old. excellent condition, $125. 156 brick. Union Wrecking Saas Edison 8t. W. Eight Mile . Phone Farm- in, or w 56-1660. J puo- THERM a POT BUR 
oi] stove ae marae 
atove and : oll t N. 
_ Perry. Oxtord Mattress. | 
“LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE 
erry   ington 
ANCHOR FENCES No money down, F.H.A. approved. 
FREE ESTIMATES FE 5-471. 
Mo FLXTU   
BATH RES. 680 
i” ewe =<) pines and fittings automatic ol! 
LINED Th DRAPES.' Coa! Paces, steumy and = 
Sets ike te, utes | “ey Snare, 9 tt ‘or es e, single 
drape for rod 52 mches wide re “HEIGHTS SU PPLY 
trast coler pair for rod 122 inches 2685 Perry St. 
  ‘ache long. Phone | 
1 ae DAVENPORT WITH SLIP | 
eover Good condition, §45. MI 
46278 __ 
@ NEARLY NEW BLOND Ma-| hogany step tables. Period style | 
Bia condition. 1170 tamee K 
Bl see, ane Phone PE 4-5431 A 
~~ BURMEISTER’S 
LUMBER TWO YARDS     
METAL BUNK BEDS. WALNUT To 
double bed with a mertgaiee TO 3 
Maple rocker 4-83 575 axg Sheet rock. r shee Going St 1x6 fir boards $93. pe rm. MA TIRESSES AND HOLLYWOOD 1x8 W. Pine Geands P+ per M. 
beds. All new You save, Closed 1x12 W. Pine voards ar per M. 
on Sat. Hilbérg 52 Williams. FE 1x12 W P Shelving $15 a ft. . 
254 red Fir. special soe @ ft. 
2x6 Red fir special $85. 
258 Red Fir $85. 
pine eget 
Tile   
MAHOGANY TWIN BEDS. $40. 
FE_5-2372. 
yo ) NEED TO USE GUEST ROOM 
furniture. Complete set. lamps 
fond spreads included Real buy 
MI “64366.   
z ieakat joa! $4.00 100 ft. 
W. P. combination doors. $14 05 
aluminum combination doors $20 05 
piece colored bath set all fit- 
og) co complete only $149 95. Since | DINING. F (OOM SUITE. 
Call after 5 Lee E 2-6651 
2 Sor “BLUE MOHAIR LIvina 3 
condition fire- room suite. good 
place, set complete. cuckoo clock ey halen eee 
maroon satin bedspread and BO: INTS 
we Mal ARE BUILDING & Bouse 
RIVE OUT TERS shams to match box springs and TO BURMEILS 
mattress, excellent condition Set | 
ef Revere ware including sugar, f AND SAVE UP TO $500 ON ALL 
ereamer, and trey. 387 N. Sagi- MAKE 8URE ITS 
naw 
é ROOMS OF GOOD ‘FURNITURE. 
Also water softener FE 5-3128 
18 E. Biva a ; BURMEISTER | Northern Lumber Co. 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. 
Pontiac EM +4171 
a and § Mile Ra. 
FL 11-4184 
Fee BATHTUBS, 
tubs We hawe made @ 
purchase direet from Relpve? 2-4 
MoDERN DINING TABLE AND chairs, eouc'. end chair, cedar 
wardrobe. TV antenna FE 4-0798 |     
special 
NORGE REFRIGERATOR 9 co-! Freight Claim Dept. of & ft cast 
bic ft, Excellent condition $35 re FE 5-1502 or see at 180 Oneic | iron tubs that were damaged in 
transit These ere nationally 
mous brands. $99 50 value, $20.95 
Also large quantity of lavatories 
PINE DRO} DROP P LEAF EXT TABLE Complete with fittings Michigan 
| 2 hostess chairs FE 4-0122 co 303 Orchard Lake 
RECONDITIONED - SINGER SEW- gapy CRIB AND. BATHINETTE. ing Machine Electric round aed 
pik, 0b 88 Cal PE 39141 3% = —cessonsbis, ON Detsy. ] PHILCO REPRIG. GOOD | 7 new, reasonable 389 8 Jessie 
  
  Saginaw BECAUSE WE “ARE CHANGING to as ti we wW ; 
REBUILT MAYTAG. AND “EASY || “es cheeg ears Bickel ceakar7 te 
spin_d FE 45160. A-1 condition. Term, if desired 
REFRIGERATOR. KELVINATOR, | Inquire 209 National buiaive. FE il ft., 2 doors, separate freezing 
compartment. 6-4436 
REFRIGERATORS “LAST YEAR 8 | 
. One of America's | 
bes name brands Guaranteed for 
years. Buy @ new refrigerator | 
foc a little more than a used ma- | 
ehine, Michigan Fluorescent 393 
Orchard Lake Ave 
RooM SIZE TONE ON TONE ‘Blackett’s. 
Offer Knotty pine paneling $159M   
  belge- broadioom carpet ox 16, | ty in. utilitv plywood $425 per 
modern floral design All wool sheet. ! 
face. Pad included. $75. FE 45052 | aaa one = boards, $75M. TOFRRATO) . WEAR’ 6s and 2x8's $85 
RETOEEATORS TART TEAR S| Fut Song. pe satge, bie & coor per « - best name brands Guaranteed for | 8161 Dixie He Clarkston 
S years. Buy a new pelrseeretee | | 
for a little more than a used m 
ehme igan Fiuorescent 8) 
Orchard 1 Lake Ave A Sol = 
~BRIC K_—nsed-—BRICK 
Common Brick—Fire Brick 
RUGS—3 CHINESE WOOL HAND) —150 _ tank 
hooked; “ a a ame bah aa shedll bo on . 
ones; slso matching domestic art PRICED POR Jick "SALE 
wool hand hooked rugs 4x6. MI & Used aser 
4-057 Exce stint used 2xés— 2x63— 
2 PR GREEN AND ) GOLD y LINED | 2x88 —3x12s—Ixl4s 
traverse dra 63 x 88 in. like ix6: T & G. & Sheathing 
new. MY 20 | sed door- comp. with ape 
20FA BED $14.50. 2 PC SEC. SAVE by getting our figures 
Ala aad Wicker AD _on complete lumber lists 
ay ee $11 = = agate SURPLUS LUMBER refrigerator. chro! a AND MATERIAL 8ALES CO 
nner 30 arenes SO. floor , $240 Highland Rd. (M-58) OR 3-102 Open 8 to 5 30 Except Sundays   
R ANK FURNI TURE CO BE. WITH MATCHING CHEsT. 
42 ORCHARD Laue AVE NEXT | 
TO FA STATION RMERS G speenes 3 
  
  | = °C LUX-AIR_ FURNACE _ WITH 
‘ERMS | blower and controls, A-1 shape. 
7 Open. a 0 Pri_nights | © _ reasonable FE 7-802 
SMALL ELECTRIC HEATER. 1 COAL HOT {WATER HEATER, 
cheap. Call FE 2-0579 after 4pm | $10. FE 7 
SOF A. GRAND PIANO, COCKTAIL i00 FT OF Sa FENCE, ‘CE, IN-| 
  
  
  tab'e, one chatr. all mahogany | cluding stee] posts MI 43241 
Call after 5:30 week days Sat (Cont FURNACE AND 2 OIL CON- 
& Sun_anytime OL 2-807] __ rsior buroers with controls 
STUDIO COUCH. a AS NEW | 8331 Elizabeth Lake Rd FE 
822 Corwin CL FE 221M _7-0333 
8TOVES BODGHT aD & EX. CASH | FOR 2 FURNITURE 
ehanged Turner's 602 Mt. Clem- 47881 
ens. FE 2-080" _ | CLEAR ers BOVE GOOD re RADIOS. 86 Combination doors 
and $8. FE 5-8755 ex lumber and suppiles 
SPECIAL FALL’ M. A, Benson “clearance sale. Used oe | aN Saginaw PE 62521 | 
and electric appliances. | cHIPPED 8IN LA ALL SIZES | Om 
Nationally known makes, en ears ae 2 OAK DOORS FOR SALE AND all fully reconditioned Oak DOONS ena a | 
and guaranteed. Easy) Norton 
terms. Consumers Power |   
CEMENT BLOCK < MACHINE TO 
make tongue and grooved blocks. 
; Write P.O. Bos 107, Fenton, Mich, 
Company. | - ietervies Cali Fenton, MAin 
FE 5-8151 wa West Lawrence 
TABLE SIZE WHIRIPOOL WASH- ear: at “29 VOLUME SET 
_er_and wringer $18 FE 5-8772 of Bor of Knowledge with 10 
; year books .ncluding 1064. $25. 
FE 71-8004 after 4 
THREE PIECE USED WHITE GoOMPLETE RADIO AND TV RE- 
bath fixtures see them while pair equipment Sacrifice, $295 
“they are still installed call _OR_ 30174 | 
eae COMPLETE BABY BED AND 
Taylor tot _ FE 71-0222.   TwO CUSHION ROSE FRIEZE davenport, apt. ref, 2 hand made Prize winners sa@tile 2'« x 3'« and 3% and J’ & quilts never used. 
at state fair at 1638. Cherry av- ‘+ A! rose =x. an) lens. 
tique love seat and chair Ser- | bie hel Use 
pentine cools: Two marble based 
vanity er odd DAYTON SHALLOW-WELL JET 
“ge 4967 er Dixie. highway of call pumps $78.95. 
3-0162. DuPom fet wall paint . $2.79 gal. 
“FiECE DINING ROOM SET. DuPont tnterior semigioss $3.70 gal. 
McBride Hardware | 3 ice =| OPEN SUNDAYS ® TO 12 FE 2-8002 
1 shades. FE 2-7284 after 3 pm 
UaED TVS. $49.-0 AND. i RB Munro Electric, 1060 W 
Used Trade-in "De 1927 Auburn Rd. iat 
DEXTER DOUBLF TUB B WASHER, 
2 yrs old. Power mower. OR 
371608, after 400 0 
ELECTRIC RANGE. NEWEST 30 
in model, with every new pos-   
  
  Ref; rato. : ible feature. one of America’s 
halemaved eueramect Bas famous mame brands. slightly 
Cos” aickse room ost Sapes | scratched. $285 00 values, 3189 50. 
2 - viae Foom suite $29 95 Michigan Fluorescent, 393  Or- 
Studio couch $1495 _ chard Lake Ave 
a pe wood breakfast set $2. 9 ELECTRIC & GAS WATER HEAT- | 
coos of drow <- ets. oe —_e al) sizes, °t | 
2 yw AYMEN supe: bargains | 
MAL BO PA ARKING Laundry trays stand, faucet $21.95 | 
r mM AN’S = Check Our Prices- Be Convinced! | 
WY SAVE. Supply 100 8. Saginaw 
18 W. Pike Only_ ELECTRIC LIGHT rene 
USFD GAS RANGES: $29 50 AND newest 1954 designs errifie 
for every room in the hous wa - Rg Munro Electric. 1060 ree. \dsscer 94 be rater, rey 
Dining room $1095 value $38 
rch $2.95 value, $1.95. Sli; ely 
actory elon oar oak so 
rescent. 393 Orchard Lake A Ave. WAs i ’ ae @ BR MACRIE SORE cod Vacuum sweeper 
i IP mortar Like new. 
oe EXTRA LARGE FORMOSAN RING 
waouant UNK BEDS. neck pheasants fresh killed, oven 
es = a. eltresese. $44.05. ready, or frozen. Orders for | or. 
Bank iture, 42 Orchard Leke 1.000 Visitors welcome, Edwin’ 
Avenue. Olsen EM 3-4863   
“CAST TRON. ALL & controls. VACUUM ir USED ATL FURNACE. 20” 
  maker to rom $4. ea pipes. used stoker, 7 
FE 29781 ise “oakiaad bet. “ All for $56 4156 Quillen St, 
a.m. and # p.m. Drayton Plains. OR 7 
FOR SALE ‘WHITE GOLD 70 PT. | 
WAYNE GABERT’S 
APPLIANCE SPECIALS diamond ring. $225. 5220 Cooley Lk 
_Ra_after 5.30 000 
FOR RENT—FOR SALE 
Air compressors and Jack ham-   
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  Seotteen tT kien co! chain rawn, cement, finishers. = 
Admiral table model TV, like | CONE’S RENTAL 
Many ethers to choose trom. Floor | '25!_Baldwin FE 2.0077 
discount, | BLANKET FINE 111, BAGINA Fe seve. | Yor numers $1 FE. 271, W i ILETS 817.98. Gition. $25. Laundry tub, $5. FE Washbowls with ee ee 
iN’ os teh with fittings 
Reasonable, EM 3-4 $94.85. Colofed $109.80 SET Factory Seconds - Irregulars 
with pads. 173 Seward, after $:00. | 14 5AVE ELOMSING SUSELY, 4, 
For Sale Miscellaveous 60 Tani FRESH MEATS Beet roast . wee 
Artist’s supplies, hobby Pork weak occ We 
supplies, see Classification [Simoxedpientor 10200007 5 Dato 
aa & SUP-' Po Bacon," “att = hole saibs ee To 4 TK sau 
. OPDY KE MARKET 
Walton st Ona ame — Sundays 
F/58-QAL. DRUMS A-t canna FE_ 20160 3 
ASOLINE DRIVEN ARC WELD- ‘1 Gr, portable, OL 62088,     
  had eee | M. =| 
ta- | 
yao Call PE matiress and | 
47585 
DE JUR ENLARGER NO 2 0 2. VER-| 718 GALLON . PUEL © 
ie i tare Behe = 
__$72, Must sacrifice. $48. 
GOULD JET pump. 
well, $50 MA ¢1 
230 9, OALLON FUEL L TANK. 430. $20. 
(Garaes Doors Complete stock of number 2 doors 
to be sold. = a evallable at 
resus eo 
front remodeling and ‘tes 
Estimates ‘1 ¢ 
vil 8. Paddock PE 2-0203 
BERRY DOOR SALES co   
ling.     
| | 
| 
  AS STOVE MAGIC CHEF, AL- 
nee new, $100; crib mattress, $3; 
chairs World Scope En- 
. | c Se err All in good condition. 
HOT WATER HEATER, 30 saga 
  as. new. approved for use | Consumers ee $80.50 & $119 50 values, ._ These 
| are slightly 
| oi] and bottled eres “heaters at ter- Garage Doors | SLICE OF HAM   
+ 
  
  
rifie he M 
93 Orchard Laks Ave 
WOULINGSHEAD VARIETY | j   
tore, 7 miles out Baldwin Arm- 
areas floor cor and Mac-O 
_ Lac paints. Phone 71-7845.   HO. GAUGE AMERICAN FLYER 
electric Condition train Exce!- 
y Complete ins 
Worth much more FE 54-6670 
eal _FE 4¢-6612   
HAVE A FRIEND WHO 
has a hobby? Check our 
“Hobby & 8 ites"’ classi- 
fication for ideas on Christ- 
mas gifts That’. classifice- 
tion number 24A 
HOME OWNERS! aLUM_ AWN- 
ings, factory price FE   
INTERESTED FOR | 
phie equipment and 
su) es?? §=6 Bee mr oy gees 5 
HOBBIES & SUPPLIES. 
IRONER. GE CsED ONLY 6 of dishes. 
  times $60. Odds & end 
; cut class, clothing. lamps, few- 
| elry. ete 6942 State Park Biva . 
| off Green Lk Rd EM 3-2478 
KRESGE UNDER-FLOOR ae | 
nace $50. OR 3-1815. 
KITCHEN SINKS FROM ¢ $3.75 UP. 
Grade B. oo sinks from | 
1050. G_ Thompson, 
erry. 
| LUMBER “FALL SPECIALS” | 1x8 ery Ment M. oq ft 
$65. In12 ft. or more. 
210 tuck butt pe Ca@&cl-3 
sa $2.30. wall plank & tile varie- 
gated coiors, 8c sq. ft. in carton 
iols Matt thick insulation. 100 s 
ft, $4.50, Int. doors $7 & up, Ex 
doors $12.50 & up. 24 to 2x19 No. 
2 & better fir lumber, get our 
price now New type it and 
CAMERAS & SPQUIPMENT. ¢ “61a       
  For Sale Pets 69 
UATIC GARDENS CAL FISH AND SUPPLIES 
Mill St. FE 42853. MONEY MAKERS !t 
  87 ON. Used Casg stals shredder, like 
ADAM HAVRILLA S KENNELS. : he =e 
fed. , ming. OD&  Yseq— . idea stalk shredder and in as : . Ra, Oxford One: guaranteed. 
SEACTIFUL BAS BABY oO iRAKE ee Be? cece each Black Pekingese, $30. 
iN TERR RIER PUPS FOR 
sale. AKC registered. FE 4-2342. 
Baby Parakeets ...$2.98 “wnrrres GUARANTEE FE 32-4025. Closed losed Sun. 
BRETANY SPANIELE AKC REG. Reasonable FE 4-468 U New Idea No 13, Manure 
on spreaders Priced to sell! - 
Used Oliver McCormick and John 
Deere spiecaders. 
    
Used New Idea 1% row corn picker. 
HOUGHTEN’S 828 N. Main Rochester OL 1-9761. ee 
NOW IS THE TIME   
      BLONDE COCKER '§ BPANIET FE. | 
male, 6 yr. old. Good with chil- TO BUY 
dren Jor "puclid. FE 2-2521 ‘ 
Pits. AKC REGIS. If you Pid ne or @ real. 
vate tus ser: ce. FE r40735 pee garden | tracter | 
.PREE 8 TO GOOD HOME M E Rototiller i 
ee KTTPE. 3002 _ _. Qinton chain saw 
Lr , i armall tractor FLO'S HOME | Stop ip or cali us today We also 
have e stock of used equip-| 
ment that is priced to sell | 
186 We take trade-ins and credit terms. “ FE ¢1112 | AQUARIUM | pam! fr -— supplies. 
  
  3 ouDE COCKER PUPPIES. 1 | RAQK male 2 female $15 & $20 a KING BROS. Z 3-1033 ' YOUR I-H DEALER 
Oe ee gual with bunting | Pontiac Road at Opdyke 
epee teres | ae aispostun SLIVER KING DIRECT | DRIVE _ Mayfair 6-261 hain Saw Weighs only 25 
TATURE COL — ep TiS) bs $198.95 beautiful registered Briggs & Stratton, Clinton. Wis- 
at stud MA eonsin & Power Produc’ En- 
PARs — Parts & Repair for All AKEETS AND aia 2400 Aubern Rd. FE 4-6510 
PARAKEETS. CANARIES, CAGES, 
food, since 1927. 5684 Oakland Ave.   
    Dick. s Air Cooled Eogines 192. 8. Saginaw 
GARDEN TRACTOR. SEan Dav.   
  
  | Sale Farm Equipment 76| Auto Acessories 80   
ATTE NTION ' We. are — 
and 
oral late | naand 
ett ae 
SCHR. AM AUTO BARTS 
rail Dixie Hw 
GLASS, GLASS, GLASS We specialize in safety a _ 
and we i sev- e used 
rear 
  
  steering 
walls tone 
ears trucks. huses, ' 
job< honored a eee thstalled Lake Rd. 3-T282. 
while you wait. free pound suICK ‘ss ry 
antes wa <aener Wien! ~— pow steering, ee. oor glass or windshie' ie 7033 
work guaranteed, un- _fa ve = p.m. 
Hub Auto Glase jICK “My 100 MILES tase. PER- 
122 Oakland Aven. » Se 41066 atest conden. 
1 SET HYDRAULIC VALVE Lit. | BU. ers (new), for 1053 Buick V-8, deo: dynafiow. radio, and beater 
$15.00. Phone OR 3-2343 Excellent tires, new  batte pe   
LOUIE'S AUTO © PARTS 
  
  
  brakes. $625. 706 Fourth Ave. 
5-224 \one Pde: days ® week 
rters poo Ae generetors 30 BUICK ARD Z 
Rebull wings 50 Dciaee. tes tone 2 on Sa 
used parts for ‘46 cars A condifion Dynafiow. + 
can = n i 
bes Oakland Ave Ph FE esis | SERCH A eS Oe cone 
WRECKING aT FORD | STATION car. $1076 3 MI 
wagon erfect doors. comple TLAC A SED 
rear fenders “Teoa ae, engine, oe mpesumate white also three ?25 by 20 truck tires. ad a! biaes MI 6-4060 side wal: tires, o fe 
beauty! $805. Carkners. MI €3410. 
Auto Service 81 4 REAL NICE “50 CADE 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE and tvory, radio heater, 
ear. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma-| light seat cov 
chine shop 23 Hood. Ph FE | washers . ig) besh-<p 
_ 2-2563 | lights The works. Bes: of all 
REPAIRS BUMPING & PAINTING | DS» only, 38 000 ee 
FREE ESTIMATE Royal Master tires with only 
ALL MAKES OF CARS mies on them, Ne brag 
N N a 
        ———— 
PARAKEETS, OPALINES. yl 
  
  
| For Sale Miscellaneous 60) 
SLIGHTLY USED blero ow 
burner and two 220 
| with gauges, 875 Call ott aaa 
oo Sat. or Sun | 
“STOKER aS STEAM BOILER. 
OL 1-7676 7 
LOCKERS. 
e shop. | 
_ Ask . Roy. j   
  S ee i! 
Ll 1 _Sale Musical Goods A RINE ON EN ONL IR IRE NLR IRIN ISON EN 
[Cooma FACTORY PRICES 
XMAS ervexers. all sizes, colors 
Enrol) in our 
dion loaned Basement 
Prall_ off Accor- . 
apt Huron FE 5-5428 'PARAKEESS, BABIES. "01 
 CaDNELL BROS. UPRIGHT PI- 
Excellent 
Fist eondition. FE 
  
PIANO. 7 TUNING AND EPA! 
Oscar Schmidt. FE 2-5217.   
671 
2 WHEEL UTHITY TRAILER. 
a 8EE US cme : You suy: _! your gas or of] conversion. We   ie. 
‘VERY SMALL PLAYER PIANO. 
keg condition. 
bench. with rolls & 
ALLAGHER'S, FE 4-0666.   WALNUT “STUDIO P arenes EXCEL- | 
lent condition,   
  
also install al) types of fu 
with flat duct. FHA terms. Stan 
Garwood. EM 3-2080. 
10-Inch Lathe 
| poner Haas used. ooky 50 
20 
bours. C 
| inohoting quick change gears 
    
  
  | and horsesoWer motor. 
rE vane 
THERMOSTAT AND DAMPER control jano, electric stove bi- 
44-5728. 
TOILET SEAT 6795 value $3.95 
Also complete ime of all colors 
and pearl seats 
values. Michi- 
ard wood. 
| wt Cetraeramacy 
33 Jie F veersecent 
  
TRAILER 2 WHEEL, FORD PICK- 
up box 6 ft long, mounted on 
strong chann iron frame — | 
leut condition Must be seen 
_be appreciated $35. OR 37100 
    
siding. See us for new low prices. 
Drivewav culve .s State 
Lead clothes 
rocks & — tile & 
| fisings w. PP. paneling-— cedar 
| 18¢ ft. Oak ae all sacar 
| in ice wall! Plyw 
exterior Get our Sasaber gy 
You) save 
Paul St. Cvr Lumber Co. 
6120 Bogie Lake Rd. Commerce EM 3-213) ~ 
| LOOK'!! 1OME OWNERS 
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM SELPF- 
STORING STORM BASH 
$12 95 
HEAVY ona ALUMINUM 
ory   
7 9 
SPECIAL ALUMINUM AND 
| FIBERGLAS AWNINGS 
! FE 4-60089 
| LIONEL EL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS | AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE 
and genuine factory parts 
Free test on factory analyzer 
Tasker'« 03 W Huron St. 
GARAGE MACHINERY AND MISC 
; tools Reasonatie. Deep freeze, 21 
| ft Call after 6 30, FE 5-6822 
| LIONEL TRAIN. © GAUGE, MANY 
extras complete with table $100 
  
  Mic household items. 28830 Orch- 
ard Lake Rad 
LIONEL TRAIN, PORTABLE 
_itroner 4-6076. 
LARGE 20 MEDICINE CABINETS Lat 
| in tal cabinet, all me 
$7 95 "taiea. $395 Slightly marred 
also large selections of medicine 
cabinets with and without lights, 
new sliding triple door units all at | 
exceptional bargains Michigan | 
Fluorescent, 393 Orcherd Lake 
_Ave 
NEW GALVANIZED > PIPE 
‘ in (2) ft lengths) We ft. 
1a, tn «21 ft lengths: le ft SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 
100 S. Saginaw FE 54-2100 |   
NEW SET OF WORLD “SCOPE 
encyclopedia = £35 FE 5-250 
Oll BURNER “HRYSI ER AIR 
Temp pipeless ome register Cast 
iron furnace Perfect condition 
$200 Cal) mornings or evenings 
| or any time Saturday or Sunday 
Oxford, OA &2120 
OIL CONVERSION COMPLETE 
Sipe Excellent condition 640. FE 5- 
| PENNY PAINT SALE House oy 1 gal.   
gal_at ic 
TWO GALLONS FOR 
| 100 per cent Rubber Latex. 
Paint. gal 
Roller or pan at 1 cent wees ma 
. $3.90 
Li) 
le 
Gal. Paint & Roller or pan ‘$3.90 
FL SHOP 
Open 0 99 S. Saginaw 8t.   
PETRO 
HEAT SERVICE | 
| WILL HEAT YOUR HOME 
| For tess with an H.C. LITTLE 
| fully —— automatic floor, 
;  wtiltte or basewent duct-— 
type. ops posal, Now at reduced | 
i pare: It lights {tself and burns 
oll. So simple you 
and service it your- 
im use im this 
area. Demonstratio:s daily. Asso- 
ciated Mila Trailer Exchange, 60 
8 Tele graph across from Tel- ee enter Open eves and 
we   
Plywood al! kinds. 
Kitchen — doors & 
acl to ord 
NTIAC. PLYWoop co 
1488 ‘Balawt FE 2-2543 
PETRO OUNTYPE OTL BURNER, 
GPH. Excellent condi- 
ine ‘rherinestat, of] delay and 
| stack switeh included Reasonable 
FE 2-83.40 drawers 
  
Lake Rd 
REINFORCED CONCRETE & SEPTIC. 
tanks. Ph. OR 3-7686   
    
bs   
STEAM $0nEs CLEAN rk 
move rust and lime. a, per 
= G. A. Thompson, 8. 
SAVE ¢ GUT a Warwick. 2678 Orchard Lk. 
~ G. aoa 
coerte heaters, ha & Thom 
STORM SaNDOwE 6 
“naif size ween FE 
$118 G Lhe A 
pnts ope m1 nacrity aoa? eae, | A 4-438 
3% GALLON ECTRIC “HOT Wa- 
st heater, Uiberglas lined, $50. 
aroxes poOuaRt . G66D CON 
dition   
LOOK FOR YOUR.OP- 
“Business Opportunities” 
column in the Classified 
  2 Re 
  roved, | 3 | 
plain & pas 
POWER WINCH 3625 ELIZABETH | 
ROMEX hee THE COIL vie ay | 
ft. G. m, 90 § Sa 
PORTUNITY in.the} | TALBOTT LUMBER 
system for wet ns ! 
rock, rock lath floor | | wal! ones 1025 $ Oatlaed Ph. 
262: |   
JET PUMPS. 960.50. 
A, deep vel] jet pumps with | 
12 eal. tank $112.50 
G. A.“Tbompsoa, 80 8 Perry 
sRENCHING FOOIINGS AND   
field tile c tanks for sale 
or installed. one evenings FE 
8-0928 days FE 2-6472 
USED OIL GAs AND COAL “FUR- 
; maces Also stokers. oi) and gas 
career floor furnaces, water | 
eaters. blowers and good supply. | 
| Warne Heating and Air Condi 
| thomng Co. 423 N. Main. Rem | 
| ester OL 0211 
USED I ELECTRIC MOTORS, “4 
14 bp. Refrigerators washers. 
electric and gas ranges at low 
on The Good Housekeeping 
Shop _$1_W Huson. Use? Flee Range 
| Used Television   
$32.50 
$1405 & u 
RADIO & APPLIANC 
  
  
  ~ Music Instruction 62-A   
SAX AND CLARUNET epeddobgs 
FE 2-736€2. tions. Herold Krohn,   
Sale ¢ Office Mffice Equipment 63 
aT BAROAIN PRICES: 
ong E'2-3006. secretary. Also oe | HORODONBRED 
  ee pgpleresngaroae dt TYPE- with writer =" eimeograr® 
base sheeter 200 slip 
sheets 
paper 
speedoscope wil. 
separate'y Phone 
tore 6 pm. * e pooray typewriter 
rd and 
sell along: mga ed or | 
  
  | Sale Store Equipment 64 
ALL KINDS OF Seacaaetl 
equipment 
_ 7.9785 after 6 
Two LAMP FE 3-0104. 
} SHOWCASES REASONABLE. FE 
Fo" FOOT 
rescent industrial fixtures, 
vaue $8.90 
marted Can at 
_ Orchard Lake Ave fac 
rooms. Michigan Fluorescent 
  
i Sale Sporting Goods 65 (Fy cinps HAY STRAW WOOD.   
BIG SALE ot guns and deer rifles. 
20 per cent 
the double s 
ton one My   DEERSKINS TANNED, NATURAL aed | “Largs or sme" ‘uantities. OA 62 = post wili bold until Christmas. 
303 |     fes. 1304 Mt Clemens. FE 4-6 en with cultivator 
POMERANIANS. cally brand new one PMEL 
_ 3-266 rose 4-4259. Holly 
PUPPIES, eo aE TES, POM. ONE MAN CHIAN SAW 
eranians Toy Manchesters, De- | NEW A UsED 
| Stop im for a demonstration, Ume PAYMENT PLA : 
| BRAID MOTOR SALES 
PHONE FE 20186 Dew ng 
     
| Time, ment pian. Freys Ken- payments avajiaole Mil'er’s Gar- | oo nnetee 
nels &o Ww Ue Morris Rd. des #* La bap beter ae 150 8. 6 EAGLE $36 DOWN. $6 WEE 
Mt. Morrts ta “Michigan NI 09-0500 Woodward. (North of 14 Mile), aw & (Used Cushman) Scooters 
_Birmingham Phone MI 46000. 49 Ne eases PE 44246 | 
  PARAKEETS 82 & $3 ae & FE ¢ 
MEL | | breeding cages ~ Special Discount Sale 
Overstocked equipment. See me tose. PE 2-3340. before you buy. M E. Tillers, 
PEKINGESE AKC PAPERS rotary and Peta “mowers Speciat | 
_ Male. 18 months old 660 FE Bolens garden tractors, new and 
| 50711 __, used Evans uip. 6507 Dixie) 
PARAKEETS PLIES | Hwy MA 96-1878 or OR 3-0506 SEE THE NEW ECONOMY RIDING tractor 8's HP all implements, 
also walking tractors and power | 
mowers ° . sf : 
Lee's Sales & Service 
921 Mt Clemens St. FE _ 3-9830 | SUP 
Dancey's, 358 Oakland PE 5-6831 | 
| ers Nice > TOY FOX TER- 
| riers Nice gifts. FE 46488 | 
_fore_ 2 pm 
‘SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES. 3. BLACK 
beauties. Perfect watch dog, fam-     
  
  
  
~ SPECIAL PRICES! New and used farm equipment 
Repairs on al) makes of tractors 
Wisconsin motors. 
Pontiac karm Supply JOHN DEERE DEALER tly pet. No leiephony 4 trimming or 
unsightly heir on furnishings No 
doggy oder. Champions at stud. 
OL 27433 
SIAMESE KITTENS ‘8 THOROUGH. | 
bred, unusual Christmas gift Se- 
lect — now Belfam Cattery 
  
  
  
  FE 5-829 _______, Zi! Pontiac Rd __s_—séFE:«# 6100 
~ — GERMAN Auction Sales 77 
OR 31042 ses ——— anon SALE FRI. NITH 6:30 
a ALE “REG. 6 & B Auction House, 5080, 
= —— ee Die Hwy. between Drayton and | 
| Two “REGISTERED | Waterford. Bedroom suites, living | beagle. female Ad eel for sale: room suites. also dining room 
a! a suites. kitchen furniture, assort- 
| wane MICE BIRD SUPPLIES | ment of different kinds of tables, 
| All Pet Shon 69 8 Astor FE 4° and ft. cases, office 
4+-6433. hE ey ine ar este Arm- 
ne strong linoleums, ere! sizes, 
ae SANOVED WATE 3 washers refrigerators, all kinds 
ith children. Reasonable to right | °! bedroom Bacace vob wees. TS rty. FE 2-0038 i dios. gas and electric ranges, o! 
| pe T 70 telephone | coal Lage ypees stoves, 
one stands, many more 
g | Pose Teens Beene Ze | emt et tated Hewied ta BOARDING BATHING AND cur age _ s OR ST & 8B. 4 _pink. = N. Perry. FE 2-6113 Auction 
DAIRY "Teton , SAT. “NOV. 30 
at 1 PM = located 2 miles south of 
Brighton on Rickett Rd. and ‘a mile 8660 Maltby Rd 28 
head dairy cattle inalaning Hol- 
stein, Short Horn and Leama el 
1 fresh cows, 100 per cent —— 
free. This is a herd of catle 
all of which were raised on = 
rm :   
| Heat. Saree 373 8. Telegraph. 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71   
      
corm picking. old and new corn, 
tractor work MA 5-0666 
STRAW. Oais BAY   
          
GOOD GREEN ALFALFA. MIXED | Cy €C cents per baie delivered 
_For S ‘Sale Livestock 72|~   
    
    lings and tires at pee. clean and sharp. See rE 
71-0188 anytime 
| 1941 CADILLAC ¢  HYDRAMATIC. 
Radw and heater. Chauffeur com- 
partment Excellent condition 
$450 MI ¢ 2856. 
cl CHEV, 7 GOOD CONDITION. PB 
  
‘aaevig "$3. RADIO AND HEAT- er white walls. FE 5-T005. 
| For Sale Motorcycles 83, CHEVROLET ‘BEL, Pal as mos 
hew By owner OL ‘62171,   
  
  FOR PARTS AND SERVICE: ON j9;90 CHEVROLET. RADIO .AND 
| your Harley Davidson see Harley heater Low mileage Sacrifice. 
| Davidson ales Co. 312 8. Sagi! 179 Luther. 
| _ CHEVIE, ‘$4 BEL-AIR, 4 g 
| For Sale sale Bicycles § 84 tone, $800 miles. Sharp, tulty- 
Ce le ieee J: Gia 
Qed veadition FE. 2S IM RICYCLE \CHEVE ‘5 ¢ DOOR 710 SEDAN. 
‘REBUILT AND REPAINTED setae “jah 3 DOOR BE. 
bikes, will trade OL, 2-8301 | CHEVROLET 1 108) ; 
| _ Boats & Accessories , 8s skirts, new thes 5 Cal Pr veut OPPO POLE tall . |g B 
OTO! nN 61 CHEV. POWER GLIDE RA- 
-EVINRODE pera alah fs dio & heater ery sharp, 16008 
| MARINE SALES AND SERVICE | _muiles. Roger Jackson. 161. 8 Telegra @ CHEV $10 DOWN & 
Sanaa - SUrSOARD MOTORS. Laphbetony S: Weetwere. Be: gha Starcraft ts Ti ra. Cag | mood | ogy si 
Y MOTORS 
oo Craft & Yellow Jacket 
SHORTY HOOK'S PLACE   
Y'all Come 
to 17] We Finance 
171 8S Seginaw st.   
    | At Pine Lake. Phone FE 2-5260 
‘Transportation Offered 87 LE PLP LL LL PPL LLL LL Oe 
ANYONE LIVING ON ORCHARD | | Lake or Commerce rdés.! If you; 
work in tiac and your hours | 
are from 8:00 Pode and you | 
wish tran: ease phone 
rE —<, reek =a After 5.00 
prone _M PONTIAC DRIVEWAY SERVICE. PE 4-61309 — 63% rae Street. 
TRUCE Cl aRT 
load _efther way. PE 5-6206. | 
TRAWNSPORTATION OF- \ 
fered to anyone Gesiring ® 
ride anywhere from Walled 
Keego Harbor 
      €8461 before & 00, after 5 00 
4174l. 
  
~ Wanted Used Cars 88 
CALIF. BUYER HERE | $300 dyed S@c extra Head 
mounting $20.00 Coats gloves, Oar | aa n ot: TOU SE TRAILER. nEEDS euaky CARA 
purses rugs etc. Est. 1927 Ww. 0  oeaoe EWES 13 CORRIE- — eeP | aVER ae HWY 
emster $311 N. Center Rd. “Gaie Ewe: 160 Rods of sheep 1955 30 FT ROYCRAFT QUALITY | te od o gpeldy 
_Fiint. Michigan. fence with steel posts Feed racks,' at @ budget price Also Ameri. —__“* of 
shed Cotriedale Rams $20 up.| can General Continental, and PRICE THE KEST Nn G | 
DEER RIFLE SALE p. | “THE REST THEN GET Dairy herd 13 heifers and dairy Westwood 1 1954 36 ft. 2 bed-| the best from | 
Remington, model 760 pumps reg. equipment with oles stalls | room demonstrator Price reduced | BILL SPENCE | 
$104 40 now $70.96. stanchions ae untoon tor quic: sale Ask abow r oe = | 
nen aewe model 60 deluxe. Pontiac Lake _ rental purchase pian on used 62 Can Care oe CARS PE 413 
women otel oe eae coe |e tt WEEE Pie PIGS 1 GOOD} trailers an mAce ' chester. model M4 © brood sow 600 Crooks Re. | eT OE ney THE HIGH DOLLAR fter 
Insulated red hunt! ing coats $16.50) Ser 9: - For high gree urea cars. We 
een poo: Ie GOOD WHITE FACE HEREFORD need them. Drive th, extra mile, | 
helgers $75 each MAple 95-9674 it wil) paw yor well 4540 Dixie | 
! i 
KELLY’ Ss H [ARDWARE HERI 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Pontiac RD FEEDER CATTLE 
sa 
  
    “H. J. VANWELT 
      
  
  SWEET £ 3994 Auburn at Adams FE 28811 <egeered mine | 
—_ Huron attest | _FE 41133. GUNS, BUY Sa shot eg house north 16 Mile | A = a B15 
GHT HOOVER VACUUM. uns and rifles. $12.50 up. Burr- ANTED LATE MODEL WRECK. cleaner with attachments Man's | See. 3 6. 8. Telegraph. FE 2.4708. ~ Wanted Livestock 73 73 hiet oa bed an P er overcoa te call GUNS - BUY. SELL, TRAIL uta Sai agiey Aut is 
MA _¢2037 “AR es—most calibers” | WANTED LIVESTOCK oF att | . ee gains : 2. fale ts 
| __ Manley Leach, 19 Bagley. | kinds Forrest Jones Clarkston. | MOBILE HOMES ae BAGLEY on | 
| USED FURNACES | s1Eene Gevace (307) DESK) ———— Z ft we $1 im lengin. Up to | TOR Ca. ron TOP CLEAN 
: _rifie, $27 MElrose 14-7543 For Sale Poultry 74) 5 years to pay MSANY MAKE OR MODEL, 
1-O0)} furnace 3.000 $78 3-30 I DEER RIFLE, 22 LONG | ~wenwnnwrwrrrnrn ven eY a oe al Pel Hutchinson _ ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN. | 
Coal furnaces $2000 up _Tifle MI 0560 BROAD BREASTED BRONZE| §55°cwe | now B CLEAN CARS 
Oll burners tis.00 cp Hunting Accommod, 654) turkers FE sole ) TURKEYS. ye 30 8. Woodware Birmingh Range boilers 20 | 7 GnoaD Saeastep TREE | Hutchinson's Trailer Sales aoe M&M Motor Sal — BTU Coleman ofl space — ao ee ee @c and 88 Heavy roasters, | 4618 Disie Hwy Drayton Plains | ec otor sales | nes “ss with blowers used 2} Sicen 4 OR im t fryers and caponettes, Alive 3c Phone OR 3-1202 i For top dollar on late model cars. — 
| rursace reg 415.00 ‘s nd, G 1 ar Dirt 66 en ready 309c Geese, ducks, Corner 8 Mile hel. and Mound. es Dixte Hwy eee a | 
: | on rave Alive, 3#c Oven ready, West | ; roi WANTED LATE oD 4 
ne srrenee tor financing and ee Lakes Poultry 3425 create Lake | 2830 8 Dor Highway Flint mre Netmeers _ pg Oe) 
Rad *t South ommerce 35 FT, 1948 ZIMMER TANDEM erbacks Auto Parts | BL TTE = ' _lerbects Auto Farts FE Cier 
| D ‘i Parke St. ATTENTION run Rad grave nee Bia 5 BREASTED TURKEY: | _ = Wi" sel! reasonable. PE | SCRAP CARS OG CuEAE CARS 
. Also sand, BROAD EASTED TURKEYS. cone gravel " = | | . ee 
“WTD TO BUY Or 1 fill dirt, top soll. OR 34197 or _OR 3-2074_ Ed Hudson S | WID SHARP USED CARS ‘51-'33 | 
| truck tires. Also Tore up| FE 49083 __________—« | GORN FED SPRING ROOSTERS, | Parkhurst Trailer Sales |G) Sour ign bu and see us| “Sutton M” 2-6432 | ATTENTION. 10R 2 rps MatOR ee TR s Rete a dressed | ee Jater* = pees at i fete | last i M Sal 
7] aria oo ana. drive way gravel. Cemep' ) neider , ‘ tle | tron otor Sales iSTOT LOOK! gravel. Call anytime FE oe | 60 SMALL BROAD SREAaTED | er ‘pat tapeer i 24etl lee Ww Huron FE 2-2641 . ; : | MINE TILT 1c EACH Co a mere Pit ee ee nekia 7 FT THAVELO CLEAN IST WTD SCRAP AND CHEAP CARS 
SMITHS _PE 28572 of FE $1112. |GEESE. DUCKS BANTAMS MA ings t MAple $-$60¢ morn FE ‘39467 FE 22666 eves 
PF = SACINAW |M-i TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT, _ 41041 cL === | For Sale Used Trucks: ®) pee Se UO: FILL, 8A xD GRAVEL. SCHAEF- | LOCKHARI | ‘ —~—_—~<eres 
  WOLVERINE — LUMBER AND WRECKINO CO 
300 8. Paddock FE 2-0784 
No 3 oak floortng per M $85.50 
Used sheeting per $75 00 
New toilets ] 
$18.95 
15x14 lavatories with fittings $16.96 
98 We carry a full ‘ine tm lumber, 
| plumbing and builders supplies. | 
| All priced rig''' 
45 LB SMOOTH ROOFING.     
Plastic ‘Roof Cement 
BLAYLOC 
COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 
81 Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-7101 
$2.35 ROLL 
Do It Yourself 
| COMBI INATION DOORS 
$14.15. ase 
| shakes $14.50, 
CHURCH'S Ty INC. 
okie as sEPric ss = 95. Thom   
    61. 
it 
.. WHITE 
side wail 
\6   
  
WS, MIX- 
wer on Ms dig- 
son's, €2 W Moni 
Mienaeaial Builders’ 
Supply 156 West Montcalm. FE 
56-4712 oT through Wednesday 
_8 to € < every Thursday. 
FOR THE HOME Wo’ P 
Delta skiltoo! Black ae 
; Porter-Cable. Miller's Falie and a . saws drills 
FJ. POOLECO. 1$1 Oakland Ave FE 41504 
‘ 25 PER CENT Disc on. Sherman Wiliams) 
and try Bros, interior paints. 
Discontinued colors, Oakland Fue! 
and t rom vn bene Orchard 
1%" Jalousie Door sO hardware. 
Cee Weedon 1661 8. Tel - PE ¢-2507 
HOME EQuipMent 
Cameras, Equipment 61A. POPPE LOL LOLOL ALL ASP LL 
Now hed CAN TAKE YOUR OWN 
beaut: color 3-D pictures at 
low See the new KOD 
trade-in al- 
EP- bud, 
PERTS. cans a x shoe 
W. Huron —— Edison) 
& EQUIPMENT 
“able ies & Supplies 
Classification number 24A_ 
Sale Musical Goods 62 62 
ARMSTRONG “hr. eae EXCEL- 
lent condition, OAkland @-2634,   
  
  
  
5? 
OTHER CAN listed under 
  
  
    CHOICE en DIRT AND, 
  eat. Can be seen on W i 
ia, Also fill dirt, gravel, sand | L2Tse selection of waressed. al and basement igang. Cal FE even ready I's miles XC Ql | eC | 
#1072 - — between 10:00 | = Heights, on Aabern Ra 
. : 
2S FOR BALE MANURE | POLEETS YOR SALE @™ AB doses merc] Guokipoe Ans: _ _FE 17-9058 lene Drive orchard Lake Mich. Craft. Beemer Tin!-Home and | 
PILL DIRT. Lace DIRT Ma-| _FE | 
Pea gravel, ovtiding 
ee ace concre' stone. 
Road gravel. FE 2-17 gravel. TURKEY FARM 
many other new and used 1 & 2 
bedrm. modeis 11 to 44 ft cunees 
your own floor plan Lowest possi- TWO YEAR OLD HENS $1 EACH. 
ble terms New trailers as little FE 5-2044 
THANKSGIVING 8PECTAL' 18 |   
  
DRIVEWAYS -- ROADS. 
Good gravel $3 vds.. 
4-A5RS livered. “E 87. 
  
CHOICE TOP SOIL § Yard Loads $ Delivered. 
TE +6568   
FILL DIRT. TOP 
a eterel BOIL, AND & 
Quick delivery. FE 2-0603   
ROAD & DRIVEWAY PR 
gravel. Pit rur 60-40 and cushion | 
Wilkinson Sand & Gravel. 
2-8303. FE 46218, FE   
AW 
and gravel. EM YDs. 8sTR. MANURE, 
delivered. Fill dirt, top soll. sand. 
3-4207.   
Shredded Peat Humus 
DON'T LIKE—DON'T TAKE 
FE 17-0245 (5 vds.. $12)   
Wood, Coal & Fuel | FE 5-7666 
  
FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” 
val per cord * tor $15 Delivered 
FE 46588 
GOOD DRY SLAB woop, $5.50 
ed_ 2 for $10. Delivered FE 46582. |   
  
  
  
  
  HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD. ALso [0° "Sir" mae sieue kisdimg see a cerd or 2 for mixed hay FE 71-9318 a see the late.t see Stuarts 
_ $10. FF 5-3. : eee ~, with  Jaloust ¥ weil ——— | POTATOES 1 PER BUSHEL,| “i -Siousie windows sk 
~ KINDLING woob. ~ | squash $2 per bushel or Sc per} ch bathroom afl  sitding ra FE 4-6493. —_. tb Bring cour own containers. | : doors alumingm 
SPEEDWAY FUEL OIL. FIRE- Aj Johnston North west corner | 2 orm leer and | wince ppp Na : boo pep of Seymour Lk and Sashabaw cone A roof that will carry wv a 7 os 
wot _& Pout Ce VE bate. | YE,BOT Sim, CORN ON THE Mew General Rol Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 _ Bkyiines | Tie a reat by Skviines Tint - Hotmes and Great 
Sale Farm Equipment 76 26, yee ca lone oat cree 
A QBLACKHILL | SPRUCE FOR Gua aes Hee ed © 8 iL] 
Fig, te, Mee Norway 29 | sales service & rentals, MY 3-5621,| cent up to 00 months color: A Beoteh and CORN CRIBS, CORN CRIBBING Mughe. ae Corn pickers, new and used silo) Parts and accessories 
e tree own. ring 
burlap end nla. Gen na | One “ ee ue eo est 3 miles from = iba Da ; 
fom merce Villag- on grave ra..| CALL. CY LOCKHART *_ ee = turns Open ; PONTIAC 
daily dee Farm | When in need of parts ate Ga ears eee oa a 
~~ Fon ‘Sale Pets s and service on Fords, ieee ied covuract rE bodes r : ; = (OUSETRAILER EA Ford - Ferguson, Fergu-, DEER HUNTERS. 197 TEXAS, 
ANOTHER oF parm | son and Oliver tractors. ag B48 COOKING collie pups. $10. Phone OL , : pty aes = imic (841 Crooks Ra. We also do truck repair- y Like NEW. CALL 
  niel puppies. FE = 53880 
de STUD $20 Hatchery Rd, oo Beagie Sager de | i 
Boody. * plancaale Beages. 17 Industria Vesctor Co. | _Rent Trailer Space RJ 
Opdyke Rad ad ‘ 845 Woodward i~ AKC Cont ' FE 40461, ree 41442 \ PA ARKHURST TRAILER CT. 
ies noe PARMALL SUPE TRACTOR | | Strictly modern, well kept reads 
IRATE MALE cea ree plow. New Nov. §.| and grounds “School bus, shopping (©03i8,! Large discount. \. facilities, MY 24611, : 
* “-- ‘ 
t ‘ A te } a om i ¥ ~ é De- 
sis. 
67 LAROR POTATOES, $1 PER BU- as‘. down. as long as 5 years ta geese, $350 each or $55 00 for all pay and as low as 5 per cent fi- Average weight, 12 ibs Call MA; 
6-2414 or 2-9488,. 12 Mile Rd Sat or | mance rates 
Sun morning PARTS—STORE TURKEYS CHOICE DOUBLE 
breasted Bronze or ane Ative boAE iter J fash ede cet oui 
_or dressed) OR 3-2677 8 Telegrapi from 
  
  GMC 
'Triple Checked 
Used Trucks © | i 
GMC suburban, | | 1952 
1S tires ...... $945 
| 1921 Chevrolet 
pickup ....... $645! 
1951 Chevrolet 
}ton panel .... $595 
1449 Ford panel .... $175 | “YEAR OLD RRODE . 1st TAND | Across from Tel-Huron Center 
Red hens, 20 cents per lb Kings Open Eves and Sunday PM 
tel Airport eed Wiliams | HOUSETRAILER—DAMAGED | BY akc ~ VANDALS. BUT 8TIL ABICAL- 
12 ROASTING HENS, $1 60 EACH. LY sO0UND Sees Bees . yuna 
MY 25004 | CAN REPAIR .T. WILL SEL!. | 
WHITE EMDEN OERFSE., ALSO | VERY REASON NABLY¥ OTTO H 
evs ducks Call after § PM CR WFORD 231 
41 ET iLER FOR RE | 35 -HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT 
See at 964 Lakeview Hur 
_Sale_ Farm Produce “78 | Gardens after § 35° “ron 
—~~~~ ~~~ | New AND MODERNIZED USED Gl cee ane FARMS, trailer’ o rental purchase plan 
Rd. Rochester, Mich i Good Jove priced used ones as low 
| as $50 down aay in immediate- 
ly yey A ay Ce 
R EXCHANGE 
any "Eves and Sunday 
'Oxford Trailer 
SALES | appt Es 
Silverbell 
shel, also Suma 
Ciarkston Re 
Bring containers 
‘POTATOES RUSSETS AND SE- CA's ae hushel or car- 
3} ACRES OF - me CORN | Out Baldwin to 
Left first farm, 
  
      
  
  
  
  
  : : OR 3105" ANYT™ ing and steam cleaning | igs: S: TRAVELO iS HOUSETRATLER-3 
All work guaranteed.’ {> oe oun ae ' 
PONTI. a FARM | 20 FT. “COVERED ED WAGOR. Git 
  
  
        NORTON AVE , , 1938 Chevrolet panel. .$95 
ILSON GMC 89 S Woodward — | 
| FE 4-4531 
| CHEVROLET WRECKER. HEAVY | duty Power Winch, good runnin: 
condition MA 6-6396 2085 ‘Walnut 
Lk Rad near Inkster Ra Stand- . 
ard Service _ eS { 
DODGE ‘41 ';-TON N PICKUP. 
good tires, reasonable EM 3-8830. 
%# FORD TRUCK 2 BEDS ONE | 
for hauling tractor and a 1 ton | 
stake Make offer OL 6-2207. 
PICKUPS - PICKUPS - PICKUPS. | A large selection for vou. Mang | 
makes and models and they are 
all in “A-1" condition and ready 
to go. 
CY OWENS 147 8. Saginaw FE 5-4101 ins FORD ty TON PICKUP. 878   
iM es assum m ah 8 e e 
_8. Woodward, Birm arin 
Wood cute. pare ‘ham. 
S 1963— tit eeee 
r=. * For Sale Used Cars 9 1982 CHEVROLET FOUR DOOR, 
Master Deluxe with new brakes, 
excellent tires radio, heeter, 
spot light. turn signals. wind- 
shield washers, 2 tone peint end 
exceptionally clean PE 461898. 
4872 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
  
Lake through 
to Poctee Please phone FE f 
    Get Set 
for Winter 
With a Good Used Car 
From 
Community 
Motors 
"$2 CHEVROLET 
St:line Deluze Club Coupe Jet 
black radio, heater, white side- 
wall tires 
$845 
*S1 BUICK Riviera, ¢@ door, radio, 
Dynafiow Super 
beater 
‘S30 PACKARD 
“300 Series’ @ door, redic, heat- er. automatic tren : 
‘49 CADILLAC Fleetwood 4 door radio, heater, 
whitewalls, Hydramatic, 
‘49 PACKARD Radio heater overdrive. 
$245 
'42 CADILLAC Club Coupe. radio, heater & By- 
dramatic. 
$345 
'49 FORD V-8 Radio & hester. 
$245 
49 FORD Station Wa tor “395 
47 DODGE 
Deluxe 3 door with radio & heat 
$145. 
‘31 STUDE. V-8 -ameoee Starlite Coupe, heater 
SS 
$445 - 
SL BUICK Riviera Coupe, radio, heater @_ 
whitewalis, 
$1,050   
’$3 STUDEBAKER | Commander Starline . By- 
drematie and 
$1,195 
CHEVROLET Convertible with radio, heater and 
whitewail tires. 
$495 
'S1 PONTIAC Streamiiner ‘# — 2 doer. redis. 
beater and whitewall tires. 
95 5. 
Community 
Motor Sales 
Inc. 
  
WHY BE A TENANTS 
_ Many excellent a 
Classified ~~. 
  
      
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    SIXTY-SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954   
_ For Sale Used Cars 91 
CHRYSLER, 19< $0 D pown AD   
  acsemne, pay 464 8. 
BEL-AIRE, RA- 
dio runs and looks | 
Bice. » off Pike. FE 
6-1245, ~ 
“Pore ide, full ot A ir 5 Lt ow 
mile OR: cas ping or older 
model car. FE 5 
GHEVE. ‘82.2 TONE BLUE RA @io and heater best offer. OA | 
8-006 after 6.   
  CHEVE «BEL AIR. WHITE) heater, back- wall tires radio and 
up high — windshield washers 
3000“ m MI 42205 
1952 BEL AIR | 
HARD TOP 
Radio, heater. powergiide two tone 
paint—white over bittersweet   
  Huron Motor Sales 
083 W  Hurop FE :-264)   
CATCH UP 
ON YOUR 
READING 
Good Housekeeping 
Low mileage and LO’ 
extras 
Reader’s Digest 
Any facts important to the 
pu a used 
this 195] Dodge ? ar 
of that vear. 
Seventeen ; Mechanics have assured us 
thi, 1964 Pontiac two door 
fs as good-as-pew and et a 
new low price. 
Weird Tales 
Are told by some car own 
ers but the lucky buyer of 
Fortune spre mos Bar the buver 
Sane —— on 
res ge 
heater and clean throughout. 
Riemenschneider Bros. 
Dodge- 
Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 
232 S. Saginaw St. 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE 
GOODWILL 
USED CARS “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” 
1950 PONTIAC With radio and heeter 
3688-4)   
Twr door 
(Stoc* Ne 
1949 MERCURY iter and Club Coupe radio hea overdrive, (Btock No. 3630-A) 
1953 PONTIAC Two ‘uipped. Ft 
car. Stosk fev sel) “ 
’ 
1949 DE SOTO 
and heater. 
1947 PONTIAC For Sale Used Cars 91 PRR eee 
"03 holy 2 DOOR SEDAN. LOW 
5-6552. eae eae 
"OK" 
SALE! 
ek av   
  it 
| 
1950 EL i 
HE ATER AND’ POWER SLIDE i 
LICENSE NUMBEK DJ 60-81 
$595 
CHEVROLET 195) CONVERTIBLE RADIO 
HEATER & POWERGLIDE 11! 
CENSE NUMBER BJ 92-00 
" 
STUDEBAKER 
1951 — V-8 ENGINE. LICENSE NUMBER AP 90-61. 
$480 
CHEN ROLET 1953 SEDAN WITH RADIO HEATER AND POWER GLIDE LICENSE NUMBER EE 57-60. ) 
HHS i949 - LICENSE NUMBER EP 
24-30 
$187 
Michigan's 
Finest THE BIG PAVED LOT 
ON THE CORNER OF 
| WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
  
      Convertible radio and heater. | 3605-A) (Btock so 
$175 
1953 PONTIAC Custom Catelina, radice 
Hydramatic 1505 No 3687) 
1,595 
1954 CHEVROLET Two doo radio and heater. | 
(Steck Ne. F501) 
$1,345 
1951 STUDEBAKER Sedan with radio and heater (Btor” Ne. 2703-A) $475 
1951 FORD. heater, 
4 
  \ 
Sedan with radio and heater. | 
(Btoe No 3711-A) 
1950 PONTIAC Chleftain 
heater, (Btoe< 3718) 
J No. 
1953 BUICK 
w iStock Station Wagon Radio, heater and | 
Dynafio No. 3728) 
[ 
1953 CHEVROLET Cub Coupe radie and heater. 
(Stock No, 3729) 
1949 CHEVROLET 
Two door setan with radio 
beater (Stoct 05 3712-A) 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE Factory Branch 
63 Mt. Goss at Mill 
Phone FE 3-7117 two door radio and | 
and 
  
- YOUR FARM AUCTION 
has more buyers when 
announced in’ the Classi- 
“fied ads! Dial FE 2-8181 
for a helpful ad-writer's a oe | LARRY 
JEROME Rochester Ford Deale 
1952 
FORD Custom Tudor 
$895 
1946 
FORD Station Wagon 
$275 
_LARRY 
JEROME Rochester Ford peal 
PH. OL 1-071 
EIS I om 6 TAYLOR 
'°50 Plymouth 2 
'47 Chevrolet Fleetiine 4 ar 
, 46 
| 1950 CHEV | __For Sale Used Cars 
THANKSGIVING 
SPECIALS Down Payment 
1964 DeSoto V-8 Spt. Demo ee 00 
1963 Chevrolet Fordor . 270 00 
1953 DeSoto V-6 Fordor Jee 00 
1953 DeSoto V-8 Fordor 379 00 
1052 DeSoto Custom Fordor 219 00 
1932 DeSoto V-8 Fordor 27% 00 
1952 DeSoto V-8 Fordor 299 OO 
1952 Ply mouth concore eS 179 00 | 
1 Ply Cranbk Clb Cpe 15900, 
ea Piymouth Concord Tudor 159 00 
Ply. Cambridge Fordor 
DeSoto Fordor 13 
1949 Lincoln Fordor 
;4948 DeSoto Club C. 
BRAID: Motor Sates 
De Soto- Ply mouth 
so Years 
Cass at W 
FE 2-0176 upe 
SEE AL] NEW 1655 DF 
soTO AND PLYMOUTH ON DIS- 
PLAY HERE NOVEMBER 17TH 
4: CHEVIE $07 47 Plymovtne $97 
' 4) Pontiac 
Pients Other Late Models and 
Transportation Speciais 
115 8. feginaw 
‘$2 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 door 
‘al Chevrolet Deluxe # dor 
‘50 Hudson 2 door 
door 
Ford 1 ra 
— TAYLOR’ a wat LED LAKE “since 1831" 
Phone MArket 41561 
4 DOOR GOOD CON 
ditten Low mileage. radio heater 
and goo’ tires 1498 Cass Lake 
Roac or cai! OR 3- 1665 
LOOKS AND. RUNS 
  ~ CHEVROLET 48 00 
Plymouth Deluxe Fordur 49 00) | 91' CARNIVAL titel || 
| by Dick Turner 
  
  
  
  
          
      
| Junior married off we'll get the car back too Now when we get res “Well this takes care of the telephone! 
  
Se tee ‘47 CHEVIE 
good 12 hari va off Pike FE 
S124 __ _ _.! 
CHEVROLET ‘50 STYLINE 2 
door Radio heater turn signals 
Good cond mechanically but 
needs paint FE 2-87 63 
CHRYSLER 48 WINDSOR 4 DOOR 
$1 DESOTO 
| oo OARL 
      17 DESOTO 4 
1963 Willys, 
Cass at Pike aud heater Nice 
doen Carkners sedan 
car 
MI radio 
No money 
43410 ee _ 
$10 DOWN & AS- 
ajyments 464 Wood- 
irmingham 
DOOR 
LENT CONDITION 
_Vie_ STATE 58T 
BARGAINS — 
2 door. Radio 
oO. srerdrive 1 owner sume 
ward - 
EXCEL- 
EXTRAS 
one Like 
« “Pontiac ¢ nydramauic Radio and 
| est *oeedenaues Commander V8 
oe car $4%. 
I PONTIAC AUTO SALES 
2 We a Montcalm FE 2-015) 
Jacobson Pontiac’s Exclusive | 
Hudson Dealer 
FE 2-0349   
PEOPLES 
AUTO SALES 1960 Pontiac. 4 door, hydramatic 
1956 Pontiac 
1960 Buick B&peciai 
1050 Buick 
pod Ponti Catalina, hydrematic 
2 door 
r 
hydramatic 
oan x 
ND FE 22351   
WE HAVE 
Over 160 cars 
ol to with 
finances arranged 
Eeewouy CARS. 22 AUBURN   
DODGE "34 ee LOADED WITH ' 
extras. joor and two 
doors left. 
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES 
  M-2%4 at Buckhorn Lk, MY 2-261!   
West Side Used Cars 
923 Bal Bechet TE 42185 
” wo to choose from 
wr BUN "SELL AND TRADE _ 
19 FORD V8 $10 DOWN & AS. sume yments, 4 6. W 
ward, Birmingham   heater 32 FORD 
$1 FORD $75 TAKE OVER PAY- 
CONVERTIBLE FORD — 1 
Fone VICTORIA, For Sale Used Cars 91. OPE DE | For Sale Used Cars_ 91 were Oe 
Clarkston is the 
place to buy a 
Tip-Top 
used car! 
  2 DOOR NFW V-8 MO 
_tor A-l shape $150 OR 34442 
ments FF 53-0085 
1950 — 
_ down and assume payments. 
8 Woodward Birmingham 
52. 2 TONE. 
Fordomatic. white walls heater, 
_ete Excellent condition MI 4-5645 | 
| 
| 
  heater and overdrive, New aimee acces- 
No money down. Carkners. 1 sories. Two reas FE 4-5607 
| +3410, _13.000_ miles. 
ForD 1947 SUPER DELUXE, |] PONTIAC, ONE ee Ex- Tudor Radio and heater Extra} cellent condition. Good transpor- | 
clean FF_2-2628 tation car. FE E it 
"82 FORD CUSTOM 8 4 DOOR. PONTIAC, 1954, CHIEFTAIN, 2 
27,000 actual miles Seil or trade. dr. sedan, hvdramatic white side- 
_FE 308300 _ alls, power Sera gt brakes 
FORD ‘51 VICTORIA. SPECIAL | Fell, equ tone paint job, radio, heater. Fordo- ac pies after p.m _matic. Carkners MI 43410. PONTIAC | ‘M, CHIED TAIN CATA. 
FORD ‘54 V-8 CUSTOMLINE. BLUE . tmalles, white side wells and grey tudor “ordomatie, radio puleerk seas, powes brakes. FE 
anc oheater white walls, 86 nee | 
miles Perfect condition FE | # PONTIAC. GOOD COND 4-8506 ‘oo Cal) after 4 pm, FE 
“yctroll PE SAIL | PONTIAC “4 GREEN 4 DR Hu so! i980 CHEAP. 301 § | «am Edith Edits —_— 1933 PONTIAC § 2 DOOR. LIKE 48 LINCOL 8 FORD $125 
cach 318 Burling Off Mt bao Bucs erate, “MA lemens Pes 54 PONTIAC 8 HYDRAMATIC. 
ia, MERCURY 4 DOOR EXCEL; | “aeitne fone fait, white wall rota it shall One owner Phoue Escalon comdiies ) etsen 50r 
MI ¢ eae = = 2 PONTIAC 1984 8 4 DOOR DE-,} ‘30 MERCURY 2 DOOR. $10 poms luxe. Chieftain Supervisor's car.‘ & assume payments 464 8 Wood Red lower. — All access | ward Birmingham _ Like new cok 61 Dwight 
40 MERCURY CLUB COUPK NEW , Ave. 
motor and peint’ No rust. OR 52 PONTIAC & DELUXE TWO. 
“6500 __ | door, Hydramatic two tone. ra- 195. NASH RAMBLER HARD-TOP | dio and heater. E §-0866 
  M-24 at Buckhorn Lk. MY 2-2611 other access PE 
| NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM 1952 
rlydramatic 4 door. Heater. Dual | PONTIA’ ‘47 2 DOOR CYLIN- | 
speaker radio Low mileage Ex- der very good condition. $175. i 
cellent condition, EM 3-2706 _casb. EM, 33471. 
NABH ‘31 RAMBLER) HARD ‘TOP: 1953 PONTIAC, 4 DOOR. D DELUXE. | radio, eater w side A&A. Light ms 8 
tires $85 Down. Carkners MI | PE 45 12” aan 
_+H10 — Se aa SUPER DELUXE 495. OLDE 4 : . | 2866 sedan Fully equipped. FE 
| heater hydramatic Good shape. | 2-4597 
S115) 16) (Beware) £E B18: PON1:AC ‘34 DELUXE 2 DOOR 52 OLDS, SUPER 88 FULLY. hydrematic radio heater, many 
equipped excellent condition, OR eatras. 6600 miles FE 8-1209 
YY all Come ote Ford custom €@ 4 door cages! 
1949 i finish radio end heater and 
| ieather upholstery. 
vee Cranbrook, 4 door. 
dio and heater dark green | 
pore runs like a new car! Low mileage. 
cal see Us! We Finance \- 
| | 
| EVERYBODY'S Mareen gg eit le cites cn thes 
Credit Is Good Here | cn new Yorker ¢ deor.| 
NATIONAL [Mcae and weaer “Nau ereen | int 
finish Trade vour od car on 
this one! 
CLARKSTON 
MOTOR SALES MOTOR SALES | 
171 S. Saginaw St. 
FORD CLEAN IN GOOD 
condiuon. With new white wall 
tir s, radie and beater rE   
  81431. a Baldwin Te ak DEALES | FORD “#& CUSTOM & TUDOR. RA- MAple S-5141__ | die heater seat covers. No Open 8 AM. to 8 PM. dally. 
  makes and models! 051 FORD DELUXE ¢ | 
$3400 sma!) | 
to suit | _money down MI ¢3410. 
FORD ‘83 FORDOMATIC. FULLY   
SEE PAULSON 
For A Good Deal equipved Very clean. Good rub- 
  
  
  ber and sest covers. $1150 FE 
_ 66 S. Perry St. @ CYLIN- : as der 2 door, 1 .owner, con FE 4-6882 
‘ioe 00 nado anl hacer _ | FORD TWO TONE 3500 C j l 
tiles 62 106. PE 4.4008 ontinenta 
1953 FORD ! DOOR six Two ® are FORD CUSTOM LINE. BLUE   
Lincoln Club Coupe loaded 
54 Pontiac Chieftain deluse 
3 M ry hard top 
53 Cadillac loaded 
51 Chrysler Imperia 
53 Piymouth. radio and heater 
$3 ‘48 Packard 
and ‘48 Cadillacs udor fordamatic drive, radio and 
becker _Executive car 42558 
‘4 FORD WILL SELL OR TRADE 
res. for older car or pickup 
5-3011   tel mee steering 
oaded 
tone > Redte heater Very clean , od) sary eS olds club se 
3-7548. Low mileage * other ears from $45 up See “PORD VICTORIA_DEM. | Pinine ‘arrange or accept house — i eear Cah be aed fomy | or contract on trade 
car in trade ECONOMY CA 
and ask for Ernie Felice. 22 Auburn ere 
=     
  TO 
OL   
How? SALES. 
$495, °S1 Ford 2 dr. radio and 
heater. 
°S1 Stude.. 2 dr.. radio, 
heater, good tires. | 
$299 °50 Hudson Sedan. radio 
and heater. 
$295 "49 Buick 2 dr., radio, 
heater, top shape. 
47 Pontiac Sedan,. ra- 
dio, heater, no rust. 
$165 46 Pontiac Coupe. good 
paint, radio and heater. 
$245 "49 Ford 2 dr... radio, 
heater, remember no 
down payment. 
  rin a recent sales campaign conducted by 
Motor Division, Oliver Buick placed FIRST 
Very easily. 
at the lowest prices possible. 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
on the Following— PS in SALES 
VER BUICK Buick 
IN 
by selling to you 
Read and compare. 
$395 "30 Buick 2 dr. 
heater, Dynaflow. 
$265 =” °49 Plym. Sedan. radio, 
heater, good mileage. 
$495 radio. 
"50 Chevrolets—2 dr. & 
4 dr. —take your pick. 
*S0 Ford 2 dr. radio, 
heater, clean car. 
*47 Chevrolet 2 dr., ta- 
dro, heater, a sharpie. 
$495 51 Dodge I ton pickup. 
good tires and motor. 
$95 ‘34. Chevrolet Coupe. 
good paint, no rust, 5 
tires. 
NEW BUICK FOR ‘So 
, ON DISPLAY TODAY 
OLIVER BUICK 
OPEN ‘TIL 10 P.M. } 
| 
  
  >25 OVER COST Your Choice of - 
The 40 Used Cars Left 1953 CHRYSLER 1953 CHRYSLER 
NEW YORKER FOUR DOOR WINDSOR CLUB COUPE. At- 
A car of zest dreams, beautt- tractive two toned grey finish, | 
fully two toned black and wer steerin, radio, heater 
white, with the effortiess power pase low ausaes! @ owner. 
steering. power brakes and 
‘ Radio, $1,425   tle tr 
eater. direction signals, back- 
up lights and whitewall ttres 
sre among the other accessories 
of this 180 h. p. beauty 
$1.825 1951 PLYMOUTH 
FOUR DOOR. A car in a 
thousand. Finished in black 
with whitewall tires, radio, 
heater, direction signals. wind- 
shield washers, one owner 1951 CHRYSLER ¢725 
NEW YORKER FOUR DOOR $725 
You and your family will enjoy 
all the comfort of this wonder- 
ful automobile Perfect mechan- 
feally, fine tires, low mileage, 1951 HUDSON 
POUR DOOR. A nice car, worth radio, heater power brakes, 
automatic transmission. direc- the money. & new tires, new. tion signals and windshield rebutlt engine, radio, heater. washers. One owner : direction ‘signals, clean inside 
$ 1.025 and. out, 
ee $525 
1950 FORD. 
Here's the car for you! Maroon 
finish, exceptionally clean, ra- 
dio. heater and economical 
overdrive transmission. 1951 LINCOLN 
FOUR DOOR equipped with 
Hydramatic transmission. fa- 
dio. -heater, direction signals 
Pinished in an attractive twe 
tone grey. interior like new. 5 
$825 sa 
. oo 1951 CHRYSLER 
1953 MERCURY —- HARDTOP. The WIND®OR 
HARDTOP A top-grad tn MODEL with two tone paint. every respect. T30 tened —S whitewall tires, large eight gleaming whitewall tires, fine tube radio, large heater, auto- 
radio, large heater—everything prestt ee a — 
ros jooumt want Ld O Ce A car that deserves admiration. 
1950 CHRYSLER 1952 STUDEBAKER 
NEW YORKER FOUR DOOR. FOUR DOOR equipped with 
A beautiful deep blue finish, heater. overdrive, direction 
clean interior, new tires. radio, 
heater, automatic transmission 
and many other accessories. 
$150 DOWN 
$27 24 PER MONTH 
1950 CHEVROLET 
CONVERTIBLE A nicer con- 
vertible cannot be found Ex- 
cellent body, new top, auto- 
matic transmission, radio. heat - 
er and whitewall tires. signale and other accessories. 
The only description for this 
‘CELLENT. car ts EX! 
$625 
1950 DE SOTO 
CUSTOM FOUR DOOR. Beauti- 
ful metallic blue finish, equipped 
ine radio, heater. con caemas 
na 
ae many other secessortes. 
$625   
  $675 
140 BUICK 
a LIMITED — A sho 
1949 MERCURY there ever was one, there isn't 
FOUR DOOR. Metallic bive a car like this in a ti finish in excellent condition, Interior like new, excellent mo- 
large rad heater, direetion tor, no rust on body, four 
signals, in spotiess, -new whitewall ti rae 
) ect mechanically and fine dio, heater and sig- 
$375 
See These Wonderful Cars at 479 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM 
WOODWARD & 13% MILE RD., ROYAL OAK 
KELLER - KOCH -———-M Idwest 6-1200 | 
| 
    Body rough: $198. 340 Bald- misege = | Sua Ave FES1  PONTiac . Pres saa aslo: CuIEr- 
| 1946 aetna - DOOR. EX- | ydramatic, ra eater. good condition $650 301 Indian- 
Fo YMOCE Et) CONVERTIBTE | gf Sean one I red. radio heater, white side, euroetce 0, HYDRAMATIC | 
he cus Rea! sharp Carkners | _ 46024 aft ary | 
a ‘$4 STARCHIEF 4 DOOR, HYDRA- PLYMOUTH 1951 4 DOOR. GOO! : pare al other accessories. Low 
SS ee | Se |STUDEBAKER ‘51 CHAMPION | 
ofa gree ee or best offer Radia Pads niin Se oe 
money down. Carkners. 
| PLYMOUTH 1640. GOOD. OFFERS | 5) <rtpeRAKES CHAMPION 6 eonsidered. by individual Peotone 
Press Box 58 | door T. ke oe one: 3124 
| [  comte Dae aS ery reasonable 23-1228. ? 
PONTIAC & 4 DOOR. CUS. PETERSON wm star chief 6.000 miles. Su- 
pervisor’s car All accessories. 195° Ka.ee 4 vor 
Call FE 4-5640 between @ g mM = .953 Willys Sedan | 
p.m 195, Kaiser $ door 
PONTIAC, “M4. S1ARCHIED CATA. 10% Eslow ° Geer codon lina, extras, FE 5-6273 | 1951 Henry J | aieenanneia | KAISER gates wi SERVICE PONTIAC, ‘52 GOOD ) CONDITION / 3m Auburr Ave FE 44692 
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__ Far Sale Used Cars 91 PE Nel For Sale Used Cars 
PORD '#@ | CONVERTIBLE RADIO, 963  Rigahdowsts 2 DOOR DELUXE, 
radio, heater aod 
    
  
  
    Radio ana heater. Good condition 
$000, EM }-4210 1954 PONTIAC BLUE CON.   NASH ‘51. VERY, VERY CLEAN vertible Has wire wheels, 
$200 down. $38. month. = sid- walls hydra- | 
matic, LAKE ORION MOTOR 8ALES radio heater and 
: 2-0882. 
  
    
3-2943 5756 Highland Rd ar ¢ war Tsine re Ti : | 47 PONTIAC ? 2 DOOR. STREAM- 
1950 OLDSMOBILF 2 DR. $ $10 i liner Good condition Eves. FE 
coun & o Bire par sente: 4445 | 2.1605 
ood War irmingham REE ree sep (1953 PONTIAC 8 DELUXE 4 
#9 OLDS 98 SEDAN. ONE OWNER  Goor Hydramatic. all accessories. car Power windows, hydramatic, | Spotless 4164 Avondale PE 2-3790 
  low mileage Clean throughout Loaded $505 FE. 5 oss PONTIAC $4. 4 DOOR STAR 
ao OLDS HOLIDAY “SUPER #8 Audereal afacs oe sissor er = ft ! 
eines ish Gabi eaad lhe 1993 PONTIAC BELUxE 1 EXCEL. <a Sry yar pars —— ent ¢ tion Ww mileage racio. 
ear Lo acer tpi eae EXTRA heater, clock back up lights, turn 
ak _Brockiyn =F sss Signals, undercoated. winterized 
47 PLY. STATION WAGON GOOD No reasonable offer refused FE | 
mtr. & tires $9) MY 3-3721 | 23-2155 after 6 pm or anytime 
TRANSPORTATION PLYMOUTH | _SSturday and Sunday coupe can be seen at 3837 South [arene 1853 DELUXE CATA- 
Lapeer Rd rs Me ny great. 2 tone dark 
PLYMOUTH ‘49 CONVERTIBLE. ig me) Many Naceesscties | radio, heater, tires. $295 No Ove owner $1650 OR 3-0772 money down. Carkners. MI 43410 PONTIAC ‘34 DELUXE CHIEF. | 
ee eo - RUNS | tain, 4 door a equipped, low | 
    
  
  
    
  
  
Take o over r_peyments FE?   
  
WEVE ou 
ONG ON SAVINGS! 
o Saginaw Dt 
The Workingman’'s Lot 
"34 Chevrolet 2 D: 
Deluxe model, tires with deep 
treads. 6 tube clear-tone radio 
and the best heater. Tinted 
glass) Only 8.439 miles on it. 
$1.675 
33 Chevrolet 
4 door sedan, sungold 
& ivory Powerglide radio, 
heater. loads of extras tnclud- 
ing Autronic eye and E-Z eye gias 
wee Bei Air 
"30 Cadillac “62” 
A four door mode! at a price 
that means business Clean and 
has received careful attention 
A bargain at this special price 
$1.495 
‘49 Pontiac 4 Dr 
Radio heater, Hydramatic 
You'll be proud te be seen in 
this one — new paint 
=? $3049 
52 Chevrolet 
Bel Air Hardtop. radio, heate: 
Powerglide, premium whitewali 
tires, beautiful 2 tone finish 
with a mile-high ponsh 
$1,145 
‘46 De Soto 2 Dr 
A comfortable sedan Working- 
man's special $5 down 
$179 
53 Chevrolet 
‘ye ton pickup. Shiny green 
color. Loads of good miles to 
go. - 
$795 
49 Pontiac 4 Di 
Hydramatic. radio heater 
2 tone green paint 
$389 new 51 Nash 4 Dr. 
Statesman model with radio, 
heater one of the best values 
\ou ve ever seen 
$039 
‘49 Plymouth 4 Dr. 
Radio heater, light green fin- 
ish Ready to go. 
$339 
49 Mercury 4 Dr. The family sure would Ike this 
beauty and it won't deflate your 
savings. 
$379 
*52 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 
Deluxe model, radio, heater 
sharp a3 a tack, low mileage 
$899 
‘$7 Pontiac 4 Dr. 
Jet biack and runs like a top 
$5 down 
$179 
30 Olds. “88” 4 Dr. Red bottom and ivory top with 
@ sparkling polish. 
$589 
‘46 Stude. 4 Door 
Runs good. good rubber new 
paint Workingman's special et 
$5 down 
$149 
30 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 
If you need dependable trans- 
portation that looks good—this 
fe it! 
$4609 
°53 Ford 2 Door 
This one will pay you beck @ 
hundred times in good selid 
transportation. It's a beauty! 
$1,079 
Open ‘til 9 Every Night 
MATT 
HARG   EWS 
REAVES 
CHEVROLET Zils. Saginaw PE 4-4546 
  
  
  
GOTTA SELL 'EM We need the room for trade-ins on the new ‘55 
Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs. These rock bottom 
prices show you that we want to sell all of our cars 
'47....... $95 '49....... $445} Hudson 4 dr. sedan with black Olds 98 4 dr. sedan with radio. 
finish, radio, heater and other heater, seat covers and maroon 
accessories. finish. 
‘46....... $195 .'50...... $495 Pontiac Sport Coupe, jet black Buick Roadmaster 2 dr., light 
finish, looks and runs good bes radio, heater and Dyna- 
Ready to go. low, body — some dinging. | 
‘49 $195 ‘50 $049 | Kaiser sedan. Dark green with Pord 2 dr. Custom ‘¢’, 1 
radio, heater and overdrive body, good motor, radio ee | 
transmission. heater. | 
| 
'46....... $195 'S0...... $595 Cadillac Pordor sedan. Good Olds 88 Sedan radio Nag or | 
motor — good tires but body Hydramatic, whitewalls, body || needs din needs some dinging. | 
‘S0....... $595 Mercury Club Coupe with ra- 
dio, heater, overdrive. —— 
wails, and dual spots. Black. 
‘30. ..... $695 ‘46... $195 fordor sedan with biue 
and radio and heater 
$235 Mercury 4 ¢r., light pny He finish, Beautiful Chev. 2 dr., 40,000 
radio, ter, Tansporta- miles, radio, heater, seat cov- 
eo i ‘rs and other extras. 
‘47 $265 «50... $695) Chevrolet tudor with green fin- Olds. 68@—4 dr. Sedan, beautiful 
ish, radio and heater. Economy interior, light blue finish, ra- 
3. dio. heater, Hydramatic. 
‘48 $295 ‘Sl $895 Chevrolet. real sharp 4 door Buick Special 4 dr. Sedan, 2 
sedan with radio, heater and be finish, radio, heater. Dyna- 
many extras. 
‘49°... $345 ‘Slo... $9995 Chev. 4 dr. Sedan with jet Pontiac Station Wagon. Just 
black — Body needs about the ticket for deer senson. 
in work. Excellent motor. Many extras. 
'49...... $365 '53..... $1145 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Radio, Hudson Wasp 3 dr. Gedan, 
heater, and sutomatic shift. Jet weather-contro] system, beau- 
black. - tifal seat covers. 
|! IMPORTANT NOTICE Again we say that we have tried to describe the 
above cars as accurately as our years of experience 
qualifies us to. 
No Money Down 
ON ANY CAR UNDER $500 
IEROMES Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass — 
Olds-Cadillac 
“22 YEARS IN PONTIAC” 
    | FE 8.0488: FE 8.0489       TO 
OL In a recent   PS in SALES 
VER BUICK sales campaign conducted by Buick 
Motor Division, Oliver Buick placed FIRST IN 
How? SALES. 
at the lowest prices possible. Very easily. by selling to you 
Read and compare. 
43 DOWN REQUIRED 
on the Following— 
53 Buick Riviera Hard- 
top. radio, heater, green 
and yellow. 
$1395 52 Buick Super 4 dr., 
radio, heater, Dyna- 
flaw, 4 to choose from. 
$1295 53 Chev. 2 dr. Bel Air, 
radio and heater. 
$895 52 Plym. Sedan, radio, 
heater’— 2 to choose 
from. 
$795 "51 Chev. Deluxe 4 dr., 
radio, heater, dark 
green finish. 
$2195 54 Buick 4 dr. Special, 
Dynaflow, light blue 
finish. 
SPECIAL — '51 Buick 
Sed. Radio, heater. Low 
price. $3095 "54 Buick 4 dr. Road- 
radio, heater, 
Dynaflow,-power steer- 
ing, all the extras. 
$1295 
*53 Ford 4 dr. Custom, 
radio, heater, real value. 
$995 51 Pontiac Catalina, 2 
tone blue, Hydramatic. 
$895 : "31 Buick 4 dr., radio, 
heater, Dynaflow. 
$1095 "52 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, 
heater, Deluxe ‘8’. 
$995 ‘52 Chev. Sedan, radio, 
heater, 2 tone gray. 
$495 ‘50 Pont. 4 dr., radio, master, 
heater, only one of 
these at thie price. 
Hurry! a 
NEW BUICK FOR ‘55 
ON DISPLAY TODAY 
OLI\ 
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  OPEN ‘TIL 10 P..M. 
  
            
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  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1954 
  } SIXTY-SEVEN   
Martin Block Refuses to Play Clooney’s   
= - Today’ s Television Programs - -   
Channel 2—WJBKE-TV « Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV 
  
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Little Rascals. ‘‘Birth- 
day Blues.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- 
venture serial. (4) Time for Mu- 
sic. Jane Palmer sings. (2) 
Featurette. 
6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) 
News. (2) Football Forecasts. 
Norman Sper. + 
6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- 
naldo in western adventure. (9) 
Mary Morgan Show. Commen- 
tary. (4) Liberace. Piano im- 
pressions. (2) News sar Cline, 
Patrick. 
6:45—(2) Weatherman.*Dr. Ever- 
ett R. Phelps. 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
Puppet show. (9) Abbott and 
Costello. “South of Dixie.” (4) 
Michigan ~Outdoors. Mort Neff |’ 
host. (2) Quarterback Show. 
Comment on Lions games. a 
:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Western 
adventure. (9) China*Smith. Ad- 
venture with Dan Duryea. (4) 
Dinah Shore. Songs. 
Doug Edwards. 
9:45—(4) News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- 
man Show. Hits of ‘‘20's.” 
8;00—(7) Theater. Mark Stevens 
in “This Is My Heart.” (9) They 
Stand Accused. Mother is 
charged with contributing to 
daughter's delinquency. (4) You 
Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx 
quiz. (2) The Star and the Story. 3 
  :15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. | 
(2) News. Frank Lovejoy in “State 
tective who must transfer crim- 
inal between states. 
8:30—(7) T-Man in Action. “The 
Case of the Little Tin Box,” a 
matter of tax-cheating. Merrill. 
(4) Justice. James Daly, June 
Lockheart in “Express to Dias- 
aster,” innocent man’s life 
hangs on woman's story. (2) 
Shower of Stars. Entertainment 
by Harry James, James Dunn, 
Michael] O’Shea. Colorcast. 
9:00—(7) So You Want to Lead a 
Band? Denise Lor guest of Sam- 
my Kaye. (9) Motion Picture 
Academy. Tommy, Jimmy Dor- 
sey, Janet Blair in ‘Fabulous 
Dorseys.”’ (4) Dragnet. Sgt. Fri- 
day, Officer Smith on trail of 
counterfeiters. 
9:36—(7) Theater. Martin New- 
man, Olga Fabian, Patricia 
Wheel in ‘‘My Son, the Doctor,” 
drama of widow who wants her 
sons to be doctors. (4) Theater. 
Claire Trevor, James Barton in 
drama of selfish parent, “The 
Summer Memory, with Richard 
Kiley. Colorcast. (2) Four Star 
Playhouse. Charles Boyer as a 
successful playwright, learns his 
wife wants to write too; in “My 
Oyn Dear Dragon.” 
10:00—(4) Video Theater. “The 
Captive City,” with Gig Young, 
Betsy Palmer. Story of news- 
man who traps detective killer. 
{2) Public Defender. Driver re 
fuses to talk after his truck is 
hijacked. Reed Hadley stars. 
10:30—(7) Ella Raines Show. 
- Janet Dean in ‘‘Gage Case.”” (2) 
Pro Footbal! Highlights. Films 
of top games. 
11:00—(7). Soupy’s On. Norman 
Petty Trio. (9) National News. 
(4) News. (2) News. 
11:15—(7) Roadside Theater. Hel- 
mut Dantine in “Whispering 
City.” (9) Good Neighbor The- 
ater. Laurence Olivier, Valerie 
Hobson in “Clouds Over Eu- 
rope. (4) little show. Music. (2) 
Texas Rasslin. Film. 
‘11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety 
Johnson, Elizabeth Taylor. 
FRIDAY MORNING 
7:00—(4) . Today. (2) Morning 
    Show. Journey,” drama of young de-|’ 
with 
Steve Allen, Peter Lawford, Van | $:00—(1) Breakfast Club. (@ 
Romper Room. (2) Welcome 
$:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 
10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong 
School. (2) Garry Moore, 
10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) 
A Time to Live. 
10:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. 
11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. (4) 
Home. 
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Betty White Show. (2) Valiant 
Lady. 
12:15—(2) Love of Life. 
19:30—(7) Story Studd. (4) Fea- 
ther Your Nest. (2) Search for 
Tomorrow. 
12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 
1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (1) 
Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces. 
Ls Sonny Elliot. (2) Seek-| 
ing Heart. , 
1:36—(4) Jean McBride. (2) La- 
dies Day, = 
2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) 
Prayer, Billboard. (4) Ladies 
First. 
2:15—(9) Film. 
2:38—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (2) Art Linkletter. : 
$:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. 
(4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- 
off. 
$:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) 
Bob Crosby Show. 
$:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- 
lowe. 
4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Cow- 
boy Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) 
Brighter Day. 
4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret 
Storm. 
4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. | 
(2) On Your Account. 
'4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4) 
Modern Romances. 
&:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven- | 
ture Theater. (4) Pioky Lee. | 
(2) R. Q. Lewis. 
  5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (4) Howdy 
Doody. (2) Pirate Pete 
  
      SALE! We're overloaded with stock .. . ond MUST CLEAR a good share of it before 
the holideys! It’s your chance to save! 
  
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CRLW, Fe MSrtin 
WWJ, Bruce Mayer 
pak JS WXYZ, Top of Town 
ic Red Skelton 
WJBK, Aute Show 
$:00--WJR, Suspense 
WWJ, Ro re 
WXYZ, ow Btoppers 
CKLW, Official Detective 
$:15—WXYZ, Show World 
8:30—WJIR, Night Watch 
WWJ, Bob ope 11:45—WJR, Roseme: 7:00—WJR, Jim Vaenall WXYZ. City Bylin 
WXYZ, Osgood, Wolf 
7:18—WJR, Music Hall 
WCAR, Coffee 
7:38—CKLW, Austin Grant 
1:45—WWJ, News 
CKLW, Toby David   : Break the 
WCAR, News 
1t:146—WJR, Farm 
9:06— WIR, N 
athad Minute 1 pasnée 
XYZ, Breakfast Club TBA 
WXYZ, Sammy Kare 
5 Sounding Board     9:30—WJR, Mrs, Page 
WCAR. Pontiac High 
10:45—WWJ, Break the Bank 
ity re mae Jack White 
WwW, Faye Elizabeth 
CKLW, Austin Grant 
CKLW, News, Living | 
WJBK, Tom George j 
WCAR, News, Hall a al 
wan, ce CKLW, (9) =| WW, (a5) WOAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) WIBK, (1490) 
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| TONIGHT 10:00—WJR, Tennessee Ernie | CKLW, News, Music 1:15 WJR, Ma Perkins &: wR, News ww, McGee WJBK, News, T. George | CKLW, Musica) Aire 
pon hg WXYZ, News, Top WCAR. News. Rhythm 
Ww Wattrick, McKens.| C&UW. Merry Plannery ca ' 1:36-WJR, Dr. Malone 
CRLW. News, Sports 10:15—WW4J, Gildersleeve SS- 6 eke Cum Ga mers vee, 
WCAR, News, Hal 
CKLW, Good Neigh! Clue 
(Hwa Bee teach | 10:20—WaR, Mason suhtine. Dei oss 145—WJR, Quiding Light Lee is* WWJ, Proudly We Hail Fanon 
Eddie Chase CKLW, News CKLW, Morning Special 2:00—WJR, and Mrs. Burton 
w, ry pi wa w . Oresaaare WCAR, Temple Academy adil News, hg 
45—C) 5 ganaires CKLW. News, vies 
“wwa) i, cn boone WJBK, L. Gentile 10:60-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WCAR. News, Hal! 
wxyn, Bul Stern WWJ, Bob Smith Show 
” Dinner Music 11:00—WJR, News ¥2, My True Story 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason ww, o— <. CKLW, News, Bomoshate “WWJ, Plain Bill 
CA—WIR, L. Thomas | CKLW. Ven fae eee | CO ee em 2:30—WJR, N. Drake 
wxye, WJBK, Houseparty wen Here's Answer ww, L, Jones 
1:00—WIR, Guest H WXYZ, Whispering 6ts. WXYZ, Martin Block 
WwwJ. 3 Btar ouse 11:15—WJR, Bob Reynolds CKLW, Mary Morgan WCAR. Hall, Sports 
2:45— 
ww. WJR. Brighter Day 
Marriage Pays 
  Ad 4:00—WJR, House Party WWJ. Backstage Wife 
WXYZ. Wattrick, McKensie CKLW. Eddie Chase Bank WCAR, News, Carousel 
4:15—WWJ, Stella Dallas 
Roundup WCAR, Talk Sports 
| 4.36—-WJR, Music Hall 
WXYZ, Vandercook WCAR, Noonday Caller lh feD be cee sews 
KLW, Crime Fighters 8:00—WJR, Jack White 12:30_WJR, Time Out, Music ais JBK, Hockey WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ. News, Crocker 4:45- WWJ, Woman tn House, WXYZ, Dick Osgood Woif CKLW. Bud Davies CKLW. News, Wright 6:45—WXYZ, Just Rasy CKLW, News, David WCAR_ News. Hal! i WCAR, News . . |, 6:060—WJR. ee 
9:00_WJR, R. Ciesney ; 12:45—WXYZ. R. Lewellyn WWJ. New WwW, 8 8:15—WJIR, Bud Quest WXYZ, Wattrick, McK. wxYz, Sammy "Kaye" WCAR, Coffee ; oe aoe Chace 
CKLW, eNews, $:30—WIR, Music Hall FRIDAY AFTERNOON | WCAR. News 
9:15—WJR, Norths 3 1:00—WJR, Life's Road 
; < “wean. 1 Rad io Revival badiodetia op Mulholland Swwoe Jim Deland 6:38-—-WJR, Amos Andy YZ, Charm Time CKLW Eddie Chase 
WCAR, Sign Off 
| 6:30—CKLW, Wild Bil) 
  
idle to Be Paid 
Weekly in State Unemployment 
Allow More 
Frequent Allotments | 
| DETROIT « —The Michigan 
| Employment Security Commission 
| (MESC) said yesterday it will pay 
|unempoyment benefits each week 
‘beginning Dec. 1. 
| For the past 14 months the MESC 
has been paying claims bi-weekly. 
‘Reduction in our claims load by 
almost 100,000 weekly claims in the 
past eight weeks has reduced our 
work to the point where claimants 
will not be required to wait two 
weeks for a check,"’ Max M. Hor- 
ton. MESC director said. 
Horton said Michigan claims 
reached a peak of 200,907 during 
the week of Sept. 23 and dropped 
te 107,282 for the week ending 
. Nev. 11, 
Detroit claims dropped 56,981 
from a peak of 127,225 in the same 
period, Fewer 
Claims   
  Youth, 17, Injures Head 
in Two-Car Collision 
Donald R. Marceau, 17, of 740 
Trennaway. Birmingham, was ad- 
mitted to St. Joseph Mercy Hos- 
pital for head injuries suffered in 
a ‘two-car collision in the parking 
lot of the Troy Township High 
School, 3179 Livernois Rd., last 
    
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[LaRosa Raises 
Toast’s Rating Bing to Appear Free 
on Murrow’s Show; 
TV Gets Stewart 
NEW YORK (INS) — Martin 
Block refused to play Rosemary 
Clooney's new record, “Italiano 
Mambo,” on his Make Believe 
Ballroom. Block pronounced it “‘of- 
‘fensive,”” and said ‘‘Italian-Ameri- 
cans complained it is highly in- 
sulting. Therefore I will not play 
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CKLW. Guy Nu GxLw, Micali 1ee_wws, sirtke B Rich | WWwd. Woman in Love | signed with General Electric The- 
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WJBK, Gentile, Binge 11:36—WJR, Make Up Mind WXYZ, Ed McKenzie (a good one, too) a dose of hu- 
7:45—WJR, E. R. Morrow WW. Phrase Pays WJBK, Don McLeod il d 107 ti 
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the process: three Davey Crockett 
films made fust for his TV series. 
will be packaged into one theatrical 
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where Walt's wares are even more 
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of 102,000 from 287,000 listed as 
unemployed Sept. 15. 
    | 5, of Collierville, Tenn., is the, POSTER GIRL—Mary Kosloski, | DON FRAYER 
      
    
       
           
          
   
       
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117.000 from the 195,00 jobless in 
mid-September. 
Dearborn Observes 
First Quarter-Century DETROIT (UP)—Old and new 
Ford and DeSoto automobiles, both 
produced in Dearborn, occupied 
prominent places in a torchlight 
parade last night as the Detroit 
suburb celebrated the 25th anni- 
versary of its consolidation. 
Reigning with Mayor Orville 
Hubbard over the festivities was 
Mrs. Janet Sabo, 23-year-old moth- 
er of a young daughter. She was, 
named ‘‘Mrs. Dearborn'’ for the 
celebration because her birth date 
coincides with the consolidation of 
the former cities of Dearborn and 
| Fordson a quarter-century ago. 
The late Henry Ford, founder of 
Ford Motor Co., was one of the 
original supporters of the consoli- 
dation move. The giant auto firm 
still run by his family now employs 
about 35 per cent of Dearborn’s 
labor force.   
  Burglars Garner Haul 
DENVER (INS)—Shoe salesman 
B. F. Hilligoss reported to police 
that burglars made off with a 
haul including: 
Twenty-five men's oxfords and 
20 overshoes, all for the left foot. 
Twenty-five children’s shoes, 18 
men’s work shoes and 30 assorted 
shoes for men, women and chil- 
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' Bussard | 1955 March of Dimes Poster Girt. | 
Her picture will be displayed on) 
the National Foundation for In- 
fantile Paralysis official poster, 
throughout the U.S.. to spark 
the annual drive for funds, Jan. 
3-31. Mary offers a friend a bit 
of lunch in New York City’s Cen- 
tral Park. She was stricken with | 
polio at the age of five months. 
It was thought that she'd never 
walk, but excellent medical care 
and home treatment changed this. | 
Mary can now walk well with the | 
aid of a corset with steel staves, | 
leg braces and crutches, provided | 
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of Unmatched Footgear | by the March of Dimes. | 
a ae eames } 
Taking the fod Way 
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP)—Po-| 
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salad forks, 8 iced tea 
spoons, 8 forks, 8 knives, 
8 butter spreaders, 2 table 
spoons, |. cold meat fork, | 
gravy ladle, | butter knife, 
| sugar spoon.      
       
        
       
         
    A handsome piece of 
furniture with many 
_ occasional uses and a 
wonderful anti-tarnish 
holder for your silver- 
ware service. |_ AS au txtea TARE] _- . Automatic Electric 
PRESTO SKILLET Fry, Bake, Chate, Braise, Stew, Casserole All in One 
nD ly fe 7 
WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW... FE 3-7114 
           
   
          
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Here it is!... NKC's   
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as aoveantiseo we LIFE 
LIMITED 
QUANTITY 
  Regularly $29.95 to $49.95 
et =— s16°° ANY LANE! 
@ Floor Samples and Few-of-e-Kind Units 
Detenre en SASY TES? = ~ @ Products of Famous Bedding Makers 
FREE ! . @ Some Matched Sets, Some Extra Firms 
1 8ch Century Mahogany chest ; e The Greatest Bedding Buys in Yeors 
with self-Lifu i 
ant 559°5 Don’t get caught napping — that is not until AFTER 
. to WK nappe 
ONE GARMENT SAVED FROM MOTHS CAN PAY FOR A LANE! more of these wonderful neem 
>) SALE of TABLES gm FLOOR SAMPLES . . . NEW TABLES 
Choice of blond or mahogany tables of 
every description of every seve All 
exceptional buys. 
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     THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 _ THIRTEEN 
Here it is!... NKC's (26% and Grea   
        
        $1.00 DOWR 
KRAFTONE KIDDIE Electric Record Player 
$4539 
Handsome, new 78 rpm acoustic 
portable that ony child will love. 
- Plays 7, 10 and 12-inch records. en , 
       
       
           A make you'll recog- 
nize at a glance, swivel 
top cleaner with no 
™ bog to empty. 
BRUNSWICK 
BOWLING Z\ HOWDY DOODY 
W¥, Record Player 
\\ D oy Buy, Now for $gp°° = 
Christmas 
         
        
                    NOW! Save $7* 
V-M 4-SPEED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 
Plays the new 16 2/3 
rpm records plus the reg- 
ulor 3313, 45 ond 78 |__ 
rpm. The.world’s.small- $ 95 
est 4-tube amplified 
phonograph. 
V-M Triomatic 990 
PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 
Automatic Change for All Speed Records 
~ Plays up to 14 tunes -_ 
automatically. Powerful $ 9D 
amplifier. Feather light aa 
tone orm.     
    
    ZENITH 
Clock Radio 
$ % Aes 
FM-AM radio - pre- 
cision clock with 
luminous hands.   ‘Small in Size 34095 
Big in Performance 
A Sensational Value! Ne Money Down! 
      
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  FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
Here it is!... WKC's and Greatest   
  
      
      $1.00 DOW NH H olds Yo Ul Se lec f 
        
    
   
  Fmnerson.. 
1955 TABLE MODEL 
159° No Down Payment —2 Years to Pay! 
Save even more when you trade in your old squint-size TV set for 
this big 21-inch Emerson Table Model. No hidden extras. Full 
delivery and instatlation. 
Buy Now on Layaway for Christmas!     
1959 CONSOLE REG. $229 
$179”   
      Emerson 
Phonograph Reg. $79.95 
259 Save $50, and the latest in 1955 TV. New 1955 > 
- Emerson Console. All advanced Emerson engineering Liane wil 2, or 
features. Famous Emerson Turret Tuner gives outstand- at nom mode. eae 
ing UHF reception. No hidden extras. Federal taxes orful luggage - type 
included. Full warranty. Free delivery and installation! cH 
  
- Pay Only 26c a Day on Our Meter Plan 
108 N. SAGINAW... FE 3-7114 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMER, 18, 1954 FIFTEEN 
Here it is!... NKC’'s   
     
    
     
   
   
      $1.00 DOWN Hous % 
  
Big 30-Inch Oven 
GAS RANGE BRAND NEW 1955 MODEL 
= (99 NO DOWN PAYMENT 
2 FULL YEARS TO PAY 
You've never had it so good when you cook or bake in 
this Big 30°" Oven Autocrat Gas Range—Now at an all- 
time low price during WKC's Price Cut Back! Hurry, 
while they last! 
{ALL |} YOURS FREE] "Tie Pare Gi 11.95 Cannon Towel Set 
10.95 Pearl-Wick Hamper at a Perfect Price 
With Your New   
  
  
  
  
  
   
      
   - TRONETTE 
Cuts Ironing Time in Half! 
Regular $69.95 
$49°5 
A portable ironer that enables you to TRIPLE SAVINGS! Yours ot no extra 
ot when you buy this feature- pokes 
in-priced Speed Queen asher , 
Get 4 Cannon Bath Towels, 4 hond (oe 
towels, 4 finger tip towels, and 4 wash 
cloths — plus full - size Pearl - Wick 
clothes hamper.   
     
       
     
  iron in any room—store on any shelf. 
WKC 108 N. SAGINAW..FE VAIL:   
         _SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 
Here it is!... NKC's _ and Greatest   
    
       
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TRE MENDO AC TURERS ‘ fd Holds Your Selec fion till CATISI mds 
GS MANUF? e 
age OR % Be 
Comfortable cotton 
tress—A top buy. 
      
        
  PLUMP PILLOW BUYS 
Wonderful, head-cuddl- 
ing pillows thickly filled 
with goose feathers. . 
Heavy ticking covers. Paie 
  WALL MIRRORS 
Genuine plate glass mir- $995 
ror, with ornate mirrored | e 
frame. 
  
  
  
new ate "horn 
    
      
        Striking accents for your 
home at an attractive 
littte price. Choose from 
our group of smart mod- 
ern, traditional styles.