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J - : ‘ - 2 Tuesday: : .. - z ‘ oF, : 13th YEAR tke PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1954-32 PAGES __ aaporiaran pnane UNITED mses 1 Rain Floods : Streets, Stor eS State: Accidents Governors Speak at Rally in City | Decision to Arm +1 Take 33 Lives > ae Bonn Welcomed ‘TOver Weekend by NATO Allies Traffic Kills 20; Others Press, Statesmen Hope Are Victims of Fires, for Quick Action to Put Damage to Roof | Water ) Floods Arthur's Z na DuringNight if Water Stands in Man Streets as Drains Damage RP Become Overloaded Drownings, Air Crash Treaty in Final Form 3 A record rainfall of three Ry TEE UNITED PRESS: LONDON (# — Western ©. and three quarters inches Traffic accidents, fires, Europe today generally wel- yesterday caused water drownings and a plane comed the momentous deci- backing up from _leaf- crash combined to kill at lsion by the United States. clogged sewers to flood hun- least 33 persons in Michi- and her allies to free and gan during the first week- rearm the 50 million West dreds of Oakland County basements, blacked out sec- tions of Franklin Village ‘and knocked out telephone * service to 600 Pontiac-area subscribers. end of October. A United Press tally list- ed 20..traffic..victims, five ‘|Germans and Aveld them solidly within the Atlantic four killed when their light| Most serious damage — plunged into a corn- ist opposition, ‘statesmen from@the storm was at cna ny ened ab Of the tebiiae and newspapers voiced pray-- Arthur's store in downtown were blamed on 8 severe erful hopes that the historie Pontiac where the roof pulled away from the walls on three sides, pe “London Act” signed here yesterday by the nine for- Pontiac Press Photo Two areas hard-hit by the raing] were Perry, between Huron and Mt, Clemens, and Cass at Qak- | Earl G. Stevenson. to the Elizabeth Lake home of! been built by the General Motors Truck and Coach Division. City, and Kenneth Hillier, 27, (Continued on page 25, Col. 4) Lansing, were injured fatally Fri-, But McCarthy Refuses to Give Accounting of den of new state taxes on . those least able to ” ] DETROIT #*—Two persons, one a musician who went back after al volume of water to ane GOVERNORS MEET — Shaking hands (left to eign ministers will be put run into the store durin . a | deat PE pesese 7 poll right) are Gov. Frank G. Clement (D-Tenn.) and | governor. The three spoke at a rally last night at speedily into final treaty the night. A section ss S| night when a $250,000 fire dest i Gov. G, Mennen Williams (D-Mich.) At right is |the Pontiac Motor Division UAW-CIO union hall at form and will win quick ap- ceiling, weakened by the) iii i the Edgewater Park ballroom. |" *ilip A. Hart, democratic candidate for eutenant | 386 E. Kennett Rd. from the hesitant water, on the main/| |e The pavilion victims were identi- 1 Assembly and other floor. y i “a fied as Burno Jaworski, 38, of Bets Bounced Governor Speaks in City member fem icsce wend rag SO am 5 A tags Sige ot: |e tee Shen ee es on eaver . } m opened thia morning. Damage tO pawrs op CEILING FALL—Water pouring into Arthur's store on | Mrs. Vivian Waa, %, of tren | Pranks on Stage vel ference closing to. Perle and Sonn The shoe department alone sut- {Ceiling above the main floor, causing them to fall. Interior picture | % died early Sunday when vou Pascua ote aan tet tone | paighs to win the key Fatificstions fered about $12,000 to merchandise. above shows the damaged ceiling. eee -org-t- Auauee >. ra Broadway play, ‘‘Oh, Men! Oh, 0 eC ‘ 0 e IC e from their deputies. ae ee wes? tell rece 9 omen eo co . : Mendes-France. was reported ring. . traffic Sunda actor in full of the aw- By BURDETT C. STODDARD “tour-fitths sure” the Chamber Water passing troweh te y's! F ireMEN Prepare Elaborate |r xten seem vore, ©. ded ten and sioped tothe e's ot Depots esa apo. e sewage treatment plant at the rate 9» |i Lapeer County General Hospital | drink that puckered his" mouth so| Gov. G. Mennen Williams here last night charged! sweeping sew plan te tearm of 60,000,000 gallons per 24 - hour Show for Thursda Night of injuries suffered in an accident | much he could hardly talk Michigan Republicans with attempting to foist tax bur-| West Germany. One high French ~peried Gleakied’ da cutometic ber Y Pee vie Lenn Toonship. St fy.) theater spokesman said Miss | dens on the consumer and called for & 2003000 Democratic | source sald the Premleh would screen io large Lynn Township, St. ' 1 chunks of debris from the water | - Pontiac firemen will jump off the top of the Eastern | ciair County. | vane containing “German herbs’ | Vote plurality in the Nov. 2 general election. reap ay eee wp Manual means were used to keep| Jr. High School building . . . set a huge gasoline truck; Four of the traffic accidents |inat pucker the mouth. Wiltiams spoke following a brief address by Gov. Frank} sembly vote am besue of confi- ge gg ge Michigan | fire . . . and even stand on their heads Thursday gob i Soom +4. and| _When'it came time tor her to |G. Clement (D-Tenn) who asked for a return “of motali-| dence, something he refused to garages reported hundreds of calis| Might, just to impress hundreds of local residents that ,eonard-Horner, 62, both of Tole-| SUX Setor Tomy Mandals ares ity in government at high levels” during.a Democratic! 4 'r EPC 6: siwiinns « from. motorists stalled in Sooded| fires cost lives and tremendous destruction of property | do, were killed 17 miles southwest Rendall, inanching inte © rally at the Pontiac Motor Division UAW-CIO union hall! Adenauer scheduled weal. eg hee ogan B gimn Fag *each year. bed “efter p when! iceue difficult enough with on / OR ast Kennett road. his Cabinet today ey pee sistance use wet ignitions. struck pouring ie , ment. tomorrow. None Only comparable rainfall for Wie seeeravagant | affair | gasoline into ‘the tank of their Saas an eae we 6 Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor Philip jiaments can act, however. until another 24-hour period in 1954 was aze stalled auto. pochered ons. A. Hart also spoke to the audience of 350 persons. experts incorporate the London on May 31, but then only one inch ’ with Fire tion Week,| Two Battle Creek women—Mrs. The large plurality, Wil-* agreements into treaties for sign- of rain fell. , ; Sreteenee AP LONE NS") nace Hela Oh at Sat Lees Another time. we Norden te |liams explained, is needed . ing, probably late this month, Suis ane“ “| Hite lake Home Copereiing woh the Feats} whan Wate Sl art | pukeaman ‘sald, taning’ Biden| to assure a, Democrase| Dance Hall Fire coutrence aateus ives. tee rain. car t | Avetage rainfall for October is re Os Pen ele noo ie sod mer | and hational ticket "Wayne . sium, the Netherlands end Lazear month it" inches of rain have | ct Elizabeth Lake; |Agents is concentrating their e-| out "tag Loum Brown, 3 he said in urging Oakiand| AUS £ UY VETTOI |<+ © neve smoot satin. fallen in this areca. Barn Also Leveled s in the . Brouson, were killed Saturday Or nies Coun Dems to ater Similar approval is anticipated Pontiac officials sent a six-man Outstanding featere of the | night when their car overturned campajgn efforts. _ Musician, Patron Die from the other six NATO men inte arti se het id-| A fire, believed touched off by week's activities will include the | on a curve five miles north of = | Turning to state finances,| . : Nerway, Denmark, Tur- pei to pgp ad ae a ‘lightning bolt, caused an cati-| presen = nag age were power 8 poe jest inate the Misuse of Funds | Williams stated, “For five | in Blaze at Edgewater; | key, Greece, Iceland and Portu- leaves. "| mated $10,000 damage last night | away poe way a home ent has pea Doris ‘Ce “4, Bay ' ° pas por oll ‘tohay te et Flee in Storm ” The home, located at 7565 Motor-| Fire hazards are graphically way. Dr., was gutted by the blaze shown by means of electrical con- which was discovered by neighbors |‘Tols leading into the asbestos . his trombone perished in a spec- His. veto sustained by a Demo-|tacular fire whieh destroyed a cratic minority in the Legislature | ballroom in Detroit's Edgewater jJand. High waters entered the Roosevelt Hote] on Perry street, November Draft Coll Probe Expenditures causing the management u the carpeting from the lobby. at about 7:30, Waterford Township | ‘ined, portable unit. An operator WASHINGTON (UP) — Sen. Jo-| blocked the GOP moves, he de-| 4 blackmail on his allies. A sporting goods store at Firemen said. ; will set fires in vital points inside Asks 4] Oakland Men seph K. McCarthy said Sunday clared | Park and e 400 into a t “| But the general West European Republican leaders, he asserted, | tial gain last night. attempted to impose taxes ‘“‘on| Many had narrow escapes but beer, sda pop, tourist homes.| no ina id hotels and motels, an increased | ypnen a tna ae sales tax and a state income tax en | ager, said lightning set the fire. on top of the sales tax.’ | A partron, however, said it appear- | security Friends said the family was vis-|‘®e House of Hazards, demonstrat- iting in Detroit at thetime. LANSING — Michigan local jdraft boards were ordered thday to produce 1,100 men for military induction during November, the. smallest call since June. night he has never misused ‘‘one penny” given him to fight Commu- nism but that he will not make a public accounting of his finances even to fight a Senate censure. He- also expressed the opinion Eisen- water entered the store. man said the water in the street in front of the store wag headlight high. Traffic signals on Perry at Huron and Perry at Mt. Clemens were i school’s. athletic field, will show te the interior, “It had a terrific Col. Arthur A. Holmes. state that the ions President yi He also blocked, Williams said, . : < . % vier ee seeped) need start.” be said. ae end Sart, Vintey SUtAnetr. 1 sestive anrvice diverter, seid that Inewer andthe Democratic Na-| “plans tq raid ‘the veterans 6 ee ee ee. ae er me. lightning touched off| -Twe firemen, dressed as clowns |at least 75 per of the No-|tional Committee take may help (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | vent | meeting Pa for an end to the: mission workers were out all night. at Thirteen Mile road and simulating “real fire conditions.” lunteers. : next month on the Watkins Com} Weather to Continue 3%, a trombonist, and Manning 1. cupation of West Germany “as nigel aang Susy repens | Highway, destroying| A gasoline tanker, loaned for | Oakland's quotas: Board 65, 6; | mittee recommendation that he be/ -i4 Cool in Areg Sporn, 35, a salesman. Both were | OOM iO csible.” The Allies will to flooded and washed-out reads. | 559 bushels of grain and 80 chick-| the occasion by the L. H, Cole | Board 66, 12; board 67, 23. censured. y Dotretters. “4 remain in Communist-sufrounded. Detroit Edison Co. and Con-|en. The barn, owned by John) Off Co., will be set afire several Livingston will send 6; Macomb,| McCarthy made the statement; Tomorrow's forecast is for) Jaworski, who escaped once, was|West Berlin, however. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) | Mosko, was destroyed. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) /57. in an interview. cloudy and cooler weather, ac-| trapped as the flaming ballroom — _ Among other things, the com- cording to the U.S. Weather Bu-| roof ‘collapsed, after he'd dashed hy mittee-said McCarthy should be | T°#4. Low tonight is expected to|back in, saying: “I can’t afford Report Mari yn, Joe = sonsured PTE » | be 46-50, high Tuesday 5660. to- lose. that horn of mine.”* Rontiac Educators Attend Annual Works By HAZEL A: TRUMRLE.. HIGGINS LAKE — One-hundred- * and-twenty Pontiac educators. re- turned to their classrooms today dedicated to implement their an- nual workshop findings in human relations in education from this day forward. - Attending their workshop, held each fall at Higgins Lake Conser- vation Camp, the teachers, princi- pals and superintendent conferred hop Session to the Senate as a whole or to an elections subcommittee that in- _Sestigated hig finances in 1951-52. When he was questioned about this, McCarthy said he was ready to explain his position on the spot. “I not omy used my = entire money I could from friends, I is Communist Saturday's temperatures ranged from 60 to 72 degrées with .49 of an inch of rain. Yesterday the low was 61, high 9. Today at 8 a.m. the thermometer reading was 70 degrees, rising to 75 by 2 p.m. . Sporn was a patron. No one seemed to know how he was trapped, Heading for Divorce | HOLLYWOOD * — Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio Police said only the quick, cool’ action of band leader Russ Weaver | and the fact the building had ade- | quate exits prevented a pariic. ' arated today and she plans file tor divorce, her studie From Forest to Newsprint nounced. Bob Considine Tells of Long Struggle to Develop Today's Modern Newspaper from Friday through Sunday after- in fighting Communism was used | 40°54 "the stoty of Ainerite’s ant |limbed and de-barked with equip- fained by cooking chips of wood in noon on this important problem for any other purpose is grossly | newspaper. and the miracle each one|ment that cost more than your |/chemical liquors, was added to Which touches every area of edu- untruthful.” door or picked up st ‘sour ‘newsstand, | automobile | give your newspaper-more strength én ’ ~ A questioner asked McCarthy if| The article won nationwide acclaim, was /\|and enable the print and pictures Serving as e personnel 4 wouldn't a times and en A gn ona Y Ito stand out in wed vcr for this study program were were to e 8 ° “ . ‘oang at ® The blended porridge once ple from Wayne University, ‘the ing: of ‘his eon Barge cos! crigins of newspapers! aga thei? growth was a tree was spread over a wide sae ig ES See opens, Noon ee pe Sat at eee te Department 3 on a controversial. expense ; @ruction. fund during the 1952 election cam-| NEW YORK (INS) ~ This is See chet Gn enet Met Banyo egal onsed — paign. ae Newspaper Week. As one of the Then huge hot revolving 4 together po es egg | ay ge ay 3 nation’s millions of daily paper drums ironed the matter into pa- \ f i or Frederick C. Ziem s of an autopsy per- Dr. Richard E. Olson of St. Joseph showed that the infant was born alive and died of ex- 5 . Ziem said he would continue the investigation by questioning . the 's parents. Charges, if any, are the investigations out- , he added. BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Charles C. Winningham, 77-year-old Bloom- field Hills sportsman. formerly di- rector of Hudson Motor Car Co.. and owner of a leading Detroit ad- vertising agency. died Saturday at his winter home in Fort Lauder- dale, Fla He had been ill since last Christmas - Mr. Winningham had been living for years in partial retirement, di- viding his time between Bloom- field Hills and Florida. His estate here, ‘Robin Hood’s Barn,"’ was ynamed after the legendary Sher- wood Forest outlaw on whose his- tory he had become an authority. Owner of a stable of fine horses v"tch won him many ribbons, Mr. Winningham served as chair- man of the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club race committee. An ardent yachtsman. he launched his ‘Maid Marion II” i]in Chicago some years ago. It was known ag the largest private- Mr. Winnihgham was born in Muncie, Ind.. Oct. 16, 1877. He started his career there as a news paperman and became city editor ‘ the local YMCA is inviting all to |— ly-owned. seagoing yacht ever to: be launched there Noted Virtuoso © to Play Organ | "at Dedication BIRMINGHAM feted ul 7 2i*j ? E "< FeFak LE & Tis 35 it iz bi rfl i Li ty 5 ; i i z fit é z | iif 1 f 4 i z 5 : i é E 8 ‘Students Continue Almost 4 Inches (Continued From Page One) ite FEE i b : ni ebteFhets | Nn ITE tial! Ly 7 i E Shopper in Birmingham = E; ae t 5 , “TT it & 7 q Ges S DUAL CC OL M City Wide Pick-Up and of Students Appointment 8 A. 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Seginaw—Main Floor SSSSSSSSSSSSCSOCSOSESE —— ae SSCHSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS . . . ** | sian new look in disarmament pro- size’ A more distant large planet might look no bigger in the tele- scope than a close-up small one The apparent’ diameter of the planet is converted to the act™ u diameter in miles hy varied sight- ings on the same planet from dif- ferent places on the earth — thousands of miles apart. Britain, France fo Answer Reds U. N. Will Hear Allied Reaction to Vishinsky’s Disarmament Plans UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ®— Britain and France join here to day in the first official Western reaction to what may be .a Rus Informed sources said spokes- men for the two NATO allies, in their policy speeches to the U. N. General Assembly, would voice hopes that Russia isn't fooling this time In proposing his new disarma- ment plan to the assembly Thurs- day, Soviet Delegate Andrei Vish- insky recommended that @ pro- gram be worked out on the basis of British-French compromise dis- armament proposals put. forward at talks in London last June. | He followed this up with a point- | by-point proposal for a disarma- ment treaty, ineloding 1. nego- | tiation of an agfeernent on redue- tion of conventional arms, (2) ac- complishment of these cuts in two 6-to-12-month periods, (3) a ban on manufacture of nuclear weapons at the beginning of the second pe- riod, (4) elimination and prohibi- tion of nuclear weapons during the second period, and (5) crea- | tion of international control organ- izations to supervise compliance. 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Urging the selence writers to fs Ppa WE > Seek te Eee 6s eS wand et taae tetorn = Oo ES Sa eel aro Scag restarcvqouaainmading a tt * Sees Rin . or the Betis governments? ‘Qetrwction through Jock of sap: i : heey. a RR OSS ar 7 gulls Meese eatinace ae, vty woah bo Wee great, i ae aeret_ ont & td “It is not too much to expect " , Sco: »~ . “Rs \ - . anetee te te oe “But by one process or another, Gs Pe REA that. our children . . . will travel WL, SS . 55326, Chinese armies in. Koren leaked ‘tas conjectured by or conveyed ; other places tn the panes ee v : : =< : to the Red Chinese that even “Paes Pontiac PE Sait Se Serene." evanes effortlessly over the seas. and " . RSs aX > > Gis. me ee though they entered the fray in SaaS TT EMT ©—-nder them and through the sir TERR SB \ St, Cire aw wut ida wen nme fre fr been _ with a minimum of danger and at f : & AG by. the becouse they pony or ler Bap Rape Sto , 7, MORRR QCIORER SY great speeds and will experience a SS oF Spee er Be ee te Preah ene, ‘ary forces within their areas. Such ‘ life span far longer than ours as ; - 3 Y aS r pe ye my cvallable, mllkary yng ye disease yields and man comes to fo. S\ “Sz: S553 ss + glbgewree” attack has no precedent Samy is dead. oo” ee fo. XS SESS Se eat iat es tes “ais sone ts on’ lee, ate Mey ¢ And so, Pontiac Joses a fine man. LS he yt See ea} +. y #., Pra, a Sy RSS ps syd ~ Daren - "The results were disastrous be- All of us are familiar with the sight It is good to know that our Govern- sf eS 2. Yeo ciiisinis ‘taste te yond imagination and are still i> : » t aw tha = cate Fa : French government whe had se- caicuable. When the Chinese Com- ~ Sammy faithfully beating the pave- ment is removing as rapidly as it can é S cces to the secrets of the French munists actually struck without : ments in quest of another bond buyer to alll barriers to the human advancements Re & a cern hae og on ie: EST Dapers cages | | help the national finances: Nooneever atomic science has made possible. 3 > ave confessed that they supplied over the Yalu into Korea were im worked more tirelessly than the unfal- -. ee = information regularity to the moiety -cumtrenaiel few tering little dynamo whose personal § Lona gone is the old-fashioned mother ~: Communiste, Washington, I realized ; £ we ” : R time the extraordinary deci- - efforts resulted in the sale of more than who made ginger cakes by the flour py ‘ghee 6 tae ee © sion which had been made to deny ee 50 million dollars in Government bonds. sack full and kept them in such plenti- 3. Korea, told the Senate se ae Oo we See —s E.2 His payment consisted of afew | ‘busy eating them much of the time that . must have kmowm that the United AFM.” | medals, ribbons and plaques. But they didn’t have time to engage in very = forces not to fy over Manchuria ‘ary of Defense at the time of the : the greatest paymaster of all was. |_ much delinquency. . either for reconnaissance of to historic hearings in May 1951 con = the bomb the bases beyond the Yalu cerning the dismissal of Gen. Mac- deep down inside satisfaction _ River. Knowing this, Gen, Van Arthur, testified before the Senate : of knowing that he was doing “Tux potential explosive power of a River. Knowing Gis, Gon Vat oe asricen Far Easiera, cont | ! something big for the country that teaspoon of water amounts to several wets fe Gi. neat 08 tp ee aon ee ee aes OF ; Pongo good to him. thousand ' we tua Oa on ne This eer ae Y Risk: pe nl He aie on ess "ome U. 8. Joint Chiefs of Staff oo 2 e all owe SaMMY , embassy source” reconnoitering or bombing ' Nis rape’ sevice pas Sehees a cater ws sd site! Freedom’s Forum veyed the sank plmmaee ts yond the Manchurian border. ; 2 Asasideissue,he wasoneofPontiac’s OS Voice of the People a Pe ‘ 3. Corroburation of General Van vested thet cn tor, ts 108 aioe : greatest bridge players and made that “You should do your hardest job for . Ree an on & on. bas Chinese norventien. Oe iz his second : AE the day the very first thing in the morn- (~s4- 4 a 1 Hasey Byvd‘et Virgin, Democrat, Unlné Situs ected Oo Sees 4 All of us can pause for a moment in we get up. So Gis finede Suetet eosmmy sth Sane © Bue : ne eee — Should Act Instead of Merely Complain sess part sie > Steee roeiens Sat er Reaper beckoned, Sa ‘Wuo invented Mambo?” some- __ “Letiers vill, be When necee- these could do namie. “My own military estimate after came the major movement eaper beckoned, Sanency. went easily, — “A re Eww sa wevnans of ask af pace Fal Bot. Seeding tangite "to assist In piece of Ged, dees he abject to wae tat with our largely wn- of the Red Chien armies inside ready to glory in the Beyond. He was one asks. No one. idents ar writer must eccompany Wtters but these capa air forces with their Korea resulting in the bulk of will not be bed’ i the, enter so Crectyn Of an Guditorium or Other the organization's being responsi- = een ee a Neue Se Doig Moar ute, th ri, ade when ere oe cs ns ay see ft forth? Sy : About Town For the edification of “Doubting ings and help rectify them. Call Who brought his tithe? ag south of the Yalu River, no to know wha . 7 Thomas,” who deplores lack of & If a man gives his tithe to the the United Nations troops would oe ® ote . ” H cultural center, I might say that a eet cengs 5 uation of @e church as long as he is able to : oS comes: bah ‘Goole aguas 308 We could have called him Mr. Long in the Hunt Se ee in A cies we fallin care of the sid folie, witews end Baering Down onci'in ign places on the Aled Sancum, G. Hyams throughout Pontiac Man Approaching another visionary dream as sug-— a" orphans? By ARTHUR-BUGT” BAER OT onaid Maclean eee ;. thls ins tar a we didn’t for Four Score Years of It goeted by Mr. Blackwood. vat rath: EB. J, Ebsy Questions 52 Short St Rs. ty ine ohm Gd pettetle in charge of the so-called American ae | Meatist: A person who thinks poli- = ™amney-wines Giving Church Tithes . : re a an, aon? tote Seetied mt aft of the eecret sali He wouldn’t want it that way. tics can be kept out of politics. ii Peal corporation, ‘known 9s in reference to Mr. Smith's et- _LOOKing Back ts mod a place to drown as any. confidential messages which went > Goodbye, Sammy. Pyro set up to receive contributions and ‘ter bout bingo and tithing, he — from the Washington government =: —— Here’s a challenge to all local bufters— bequests for civic betterment. One should not misquote the scripture 15 Years Ago The famous non-partisan pre- to Great Britain in the intimate a. Ba’ : and we might make It state wide. Pontiac's of its projects encompasses a civic — ae ae a Maccnns scription on doctor's orders was wa ao eo Seale rays. » at 3} respect | Test of ( veteran nimrod, eS ae Already several — "He says to bring the tithes to the Prison at Marquette re F Ripa cae condurt Of oe Korean War, ; ~Autan B. Kuiwe, president of the the Farm Bureau's nation-wide better government, he said “some of us do no seem to know that this sort of govern- - ment does not last of its own accord.” : 2.8 > Then he reminded everyone. that in the mighty propaganda struggle of our time, self reliance and individual responsibility are attacked on every side. Without bility the authority of the power- ful in government supplanis the freedom of the citizen. : Turning to November 2, Mr. Kuine ie wrote that the election could be as sig- - nificant as we choose to make it and emphasized that every election is a cru- cial test of self-government. * -& - ® If we are to be successful with it, the : "statement continued, “let us vote, let us choose officials with ability, with _ courage, with the will to work and with a sense of the importance of their jobs. “Let us choose honest men. Let us select politicians who de- — serve respect and then let us give them the appreciation and the / — credit they deserve.” : This is sound advice. Our Atomic Futur ___ A thought provoking peek into our > = gtomic future has been provided by » (Chairman Strauss of the Atomic Energy _ While addressing the National mn of Science Writers the chief dealt at length with ~ the peaceful possibilities of the om...Among other things he esaw an. abundance of ex- nely cheap electric power and tation of the elements. predicted the ability to inves- } workings of living cells the use of atoms and ultimate ry of the secret of photosypthe- RET ey re ; + Charies M. VanBuskirk of 67 Allison St. is about to embark on his sevénty-seventh bird hunting season, and a little later om his seventy-seventh deer sea- son. He goes after birds in the Unionville sec- tion and gets his buck.up near Alpena. Any longer hunting record? Hollyhocks ranging up to 14 feet high have been reported by several, that of ¢ George Poorman of Pontiac Lake having reached that height. A letter over the signature of “Loyal Baseball Fan, But—,” says the World Series has been a top flight production stopper at his place of business. Although their kind is almost extinct in Ernest Buchanan reports that a pair of black squirrels are doing a good job at raising a brood of three near his home at Walled Lake. There were “four, but the family cat——. . The 2,069 entries still remaining in the football contest divide their pre- dictions of next Saturday's game: Pennsylvaaia, 1,511; Princeton, 519; tie game, 39. The Detroit Lions- Cleveland Browns game Tirst sched- uled for Oct. 3, has been put over until Dec. 19 and will be counted then. pe Now a member of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors, : Kenneth L. VanNatta of Springfield Township also is one of our largest turkey raisers, and has over 3,000 on his ranch near Davisburg. A cucumber that already weighs four pounds is growing in the garden of Mortimer Cowdin at Rochester, and is still putting on weight. First southbound wild ducks of the season are reported by Arthur Dawnes, who says a flock recently stopped over night on Cass Lake, near his home. The publicity department of the Michigan Medical Society surely does just what Its name implies. Since he was chosen its “president, the picture of Pontiac's Dr. Robert H. Baker has looked at us from most every newspaper we pick up. And Bob isn’t such a bad looking man either. Perhaps that’s why the papers run it. j Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Shipley of 128 Norton Ave ; fifty+fifth wedding anni- | versary. : Mr. and Mrs. B. BH. Allen of 3947 Lapeer Road; fifty-fifth wedding an- niversary. i - Claude Allen of Armada; eightieth birthday. i 4 Pes : - . key, wills which have designated the for the support of its members. “peril to the U.S.” by congress- eS Foundation as one of their bene- “* Christ sald that the Sabbath: 7, It ‘was called drowning the mill ficiaries. ; was made for man, and not man 2% Years Age er. Otherwise watering grog Unfortunately we don’t have out- fer the Sabbath, Does Mr. Smith DETROIT BEATS Cardinals is een standing philanthropists like a lot want to imply @at man was ” When they said something of cities. However, we do have in- made for the church, and int second game cories. about politics stopping at the dividuals and families who have the church for man? SIX OAK PARK employes admit water's edge Jimmy Roosevelt amassed sizeable fortunes. The God says bring me the tithes, taking Oakland County welfare aid thought they ment the beauty Foundation is an ideal instrument and if Mr. Smith substitutes the contest on the poardwalk. Case Records of a Psychologist Jimmy got there at low tide Quarreling Parents Should Apologize in Front of Children Before Bedtime Hilma’s parents are ‘placing ing children with work, but millions df youngsters carry an unfair burden of worry and apprehension. So, parents. send for the tests mentioned below. : By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-331: Hilma J., aged 15, is an attractive high school. girl. “Dr, Crane, I worry a great deal.” Hilma confessed, “but it is about: my parents. They quarrel a lot and say mean things to each other, Some- times they take out their anger on me, even when I haven't done “Daddy never compliments _Mother or says niee-things to her. And it has-been ages since they have gone to a show or on & date. ' have like strangers. And that makes me feel uncomfortable, so I don’t like to stay in the house with them. cause I can’t concentrate, Maybe it I got sick and died, that would bring them tegether again.” : . Tt. doesn't require any more energy to be happy than to be miserable! Aunt Het | Seo wae agued tin he got that money. A like him just can’t behave he’s got to be on the job next A J Marriage the and i i TF i a ile = i tty t E i 1 | i i - from drowning. And two from wad- ing. ‘ ; We are morose to state the Democrats have skidded on their are rapping the GOP - icy from Dan td Beer: © Stevenson said our foreign attitude toward them or their er. | Although I am surrounded by ..+My friendships old and new ...1 am so all alone because... . . . . T know you are turn envelope, plus a dime. (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate THe) ue! i Zouk i : ze ts ui 28 tf gg mnetie tet Christianity has made martyr- phant. —Chapin, Woman, 47, Says.She Looks Like 80, By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. “shrink” What will shrink the veins, asked a lady 47 who says she looks 8 be- i eth i i i i bEzF : f z it y | is Ss i i eli if bi . gag i Eg ; i z i 3 Fat | P Ei | ! i it Wants to Obliterate Prominent Veins.ee, i ee So i el TO ys i eee RT a a a) ee ere ae ae ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER ¥, 1954 Oyeter Bay, 1 %,lea . : oe : bi 12 Million Voters |Snrewst pa - a || More Hassle Over Hose freed Gis Bare |: presi Decade (a ner f | Theodore Roosevelt's home at | was dedicated as « national shrine : | (Advertisement) zs A YOU SAY --Earl for Bare Legs Prison Threats President's Fate | sisenwhite, several more ~ AND HOW YOU SAY IT! = 7a ne Ee een nanan baal ale SA se By EARL WILSON q w : a at > BS ste ; NEW YORK—The Great Stocking Rebellion rages on—with| Pair Seized by Czechs | it xamisrs sntery, Songtes |bomb test were labeled lo a cimple technique afoverpaey [\euh maw seguimencn tent an ot te bag tram that, it's you ladies’ own fault if you) Say. Captors Demanded | Brazil today but full returns were| we wns ores ee ' conversation which can pay you real | ways in which you can make a good ‘ Military Secrets not expected for about two weeks. éovidends in both social and busness every time you talk, Since Martha Wright blasted nylons in an in and - The balloting will determine theli ag tL ER’S 144 Oakland Avenue advancement and. works like magic © acquaint more readers of thie | called upon all women to go barelegged, the manu- NUERNBERG, Germany ® — | support of President Jono Cale Fil- : to give you added poise, self confi- | paper with the easy-to-follow rules for 4 Two American soldiers today ac-| o's six - week - old conservative : dence and greater popularity, The | developing skill in everyday conver. | **¢turers have been up in—well, up in have Go-. | ccsed thai Conch Comniiiiat ep |ceamnall. 4 bd details of this method are described im | sation, the publishers have printed | ™anded the right to reply. tors of threatening them with 10) Reliable reports said his minis- cto r | & fascinating booklet, “Adventures im | full details of their interesting sell- . t , ters plan to resign if opposition ; Converntion,” cont teen on request. | traini tee iow | At last came knocking at my door a famous man. yeas noreneen 5 Oe eee ~ gel pip ' According to this publisher, many | let which will be mailed free to ‘é x « * vulge U. secrets. | frees preneneey. 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"| them:""That's all T told them other at , BROWNE-SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE Her t tip, though, was that women should buy the than wtia my name was, my rank to Meet Turk Guest Closed. Wednesday proper . serial num Afternoon “ — “Tho teenagers’ feet are much bigger than when I was-a kid,! the Red inquisitors angrily! BONN, ¢ ® — Although Open Fridays Limited RENTALS due 0 wearing Joafers, I suppose. ‘They must be careful about | threatened to have both Dries and/ ho. arrived the gruel ‘th ® P.M. Quantities ‘ ro stocking sizes.” ‘| Pisk tried before a Communist Lado cnn nt ih : GLENN WING POWER TOOLS war “don’t know what they're talking about,” she added. |" _Pris0"." the two men sald an cher tars eae cae must be seen to be appreciated. A good $79¢ 4 (9g | | 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. “What wauid.you think of any woman who would go bare- ea son oe roomy bapa bringing Turkish\ Premier Adnan quality TEReee eee ee rer ee a eee Special : gerbe. eS 4-0444 “Ooooh!” Misa Cury shuddered at the idea. Then in a con~|thai tq ever be woo y Sage re tc pera we. Me ll hiee’s: another ‘big .valuc!: Big: Siuntonbedienies NGHAM, MI fessing mood, she said, “I almost lost my job doing that once.I| "A Czech questioner told Dries| making am official visit wo West ‘Sokin iit $ tee Peep: , was working for a big company in Boston and was going around | that Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-| Germany, Conversations on devel- with four upholstered ee DAILY 8 te 6:00 — FRI. 8 te 8:00 in ballet slippers without stockings. The big boss caught me! | Wis) “has asked for a hundred | opment of Turkish-German eco-|f CDAITS .....-.-.+-eeeeeeeeeeeees Special T’ve never done it since.” million dollars to be used for spy-| nomic and political relations begin 7 cosa 4 Sa Maboeany droplet tale 8 \ : THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . report. neither he nor Pak (Japanese Will Protest as illustrated with four | Cut Your For once Copa Comic Jee E. Lewis got up before 3 pin. 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The on . * G, nt and a father). jive model until the semester jon the campus which is used in| smallest is about the size of a Between 7 ond 9 Any Dey ee weighed 5 Ib. 4 oz, when a a. married and 2 said he could oo jemi : : Buzzard ote : we got her and in eight days she| Amy % Pareles SS et aloe 6 oz, She's ‘just as STEAK.....D9*| Picnics .... ovTow =F IDs with Any Purchase < — e e e e O e o Fresh, Lean PORK... 29 oan : wee} Don’ Jt acd indigestion aw she | Victims Count fo 100 “Te coms had rch sit Tandon Peds Got =... A ' “ was Da- i SSeS as Thiel Robs Sore as stwaa see | CHUCK &- | GROUND 29%. a0 y= a ae ROAST ....-@ 4 BEEF ..... ae Padgett, who used to walk from State Gets Cc Police could give no reason for 29181 659 Pershing Se. BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (@—The',. : - here to Atlantic City, N. 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Mrs. Eleah Patton, citizenship di-| Me setting Mrs. Minnie Clemens was elected | rector. ° ; Satue day president with Mrs. Frank Har-| Installation of officers will be} , denberg, first vice president and/ieig at the next meeting, and it| evening for Mrs. L. B. Rubey, second vic€/ was announced that Mrs. Glemens ; - the state cori-| “#€ marriage te ae cess ‘ad gl ONE < 7; The average @oman's bust. and S + and for those whose hair doesn't| Here's an added attraction: it the extra control which |-pbrushes out completely with just Clean Furnaces and Oil That’s the Answer ! eaters--- Here’s the flatware for working wives! stunning TEGOR too. When that sudden date calfs and -you’re looking like No water or wave set to bother with and in just a few minutes will be delegate to hipline will look inches smaller vention Oct. 27-29 in Holland. of Garnet and altogether younger when she Guest speaker for the afternoon changes her “lok” via the new was W. E. C. Huthwaite who spoke} Blahut and ge a ames es a : School.” sie sis in the) Raymond discussed new silhouette. : a 8, : This welcome reassurance comes Sitter. The from Harold Kurzman of France, Glamorous | wick w. om te cone Fees ° late his original and jealously Gussie Has pronets of guarded “inner secrets” into foun- ‘. .| Spokane drive dation garments for American fig- : Troubles and the Louis “The reshaping of the contour Maybe there’ thing . Si the bosom, waistline and hips The , ae mae eee lg li ig 2 ec id a patbary Dior has brought about = 4 was Sower girl wearing pale Set Moran, the tennis champion Detroit are 1h without making the oatline hard | Shower Given taffeta with dark green velve she can prove it . Z or uncomfortable is one of the bows. Her bouquet was a minia- tes Aden eetteinied pen | AO" Parente. 2 “a | most dramatic style changes | hy Co-Hostesses {ture of the matron of honor's ; . ding Heshiig wiber var dante t= - Me “ae cay : since the war,” said Mr, Kurs 8 - Lee Hunt of Rochester was best Call for’Free Pickup and Delivery ats Gieteen Weems puune Gumi : —_ 9 | mam, ~ | Roxanne Anthony, bride-lect ot! man’ and ushers were Leonard ' tn more world acclaim than her bril- MRS. RAYMOND L. SITTER “Suddenly women wi them-|Billy Wiseheart, was honored | Ponke, Ken Pa Frank Gresham Cleaners) [te 'so)< cre": wie kn nr ot ero msceons Rcbeer"Y . ' [is hand—but they eventually ran her ' ler, af even -" ler, The party was given by Mrs. For her daughter's . 97 Oakland Ave. as yh — FE 4-2879 || right out of competitive tennis and Garnet Blahut Is Wed he continued. Clyde Nortop of Clarkston and| Mrs, Beehler chose a dress of Red Stamps inito. the sidelines, she believes.) |» an : oe oe erect |nars. Donald Cottey of Crescent | orchid taffeta wie © corsage St a y om- z : brown acces- : S|, Gamoare Gunie vais bow heli Saturday Cerermony ——_[en'stmen va te aie io fnd|Lake in the home of the tide | CT Fe betngraon's mete a" © out of the title — at Wimbledon [ them in late November, to wear |elect’s parents, _ the Kenneth P.| wore a gray rayon dress sprin- Your Living Room Can Be Just as site of the,great jnternational ten- A gown of white slipper satin | champagne accessories and a white | undertheir holiday and re sor t| Anthonys of Mount Clemens street.| ,ied with rhinestones, and she - ° TT . nis matches, and Chantilly lace was worn by |orchid corsage, clothes, the first to reflect the The prospective —ew wore a corsage of pink roses. 4 : ‘ changes in the figure-outline, Mr. }Wiseheart of Auburn Hieghts, The § ling made a tennis dress for me | proached the altar of Grace Lit} ‘teal blue tissue taffeta street said will their vows |church following which the newly- E to wear at Wimbledon,” she tells theran Gam a — tength dries with witte oad avy) ee pang — weds left for a honeymoon in | Teddy, were are the pants?’ The bride is the daughter of sain return to the flat, flapper bosom Wiseheart, Mrs. Gillett Miller, Mrs. Except for parrots and vultures, “Teddy said: ‘Good God, Gussie Mr. and Mrs.-Michael W. Blahut| For a wedding trip to Washing- | line, but rather a definite change | 14 path Mrs. J. C. Norton and| Wild geese live longer than any weetd gute the ede the | Spokane drive and ‘he is the ton, D. C., and Florida the bride from extreme pointedness to @ |p bara McGlothin, Guests from | other birds. Their life span some ee Fisaiy be ne oe [son of the Louis A. Sitters of] changed to a beige suit with more conservative but complete: | yo -icton included Mrs. Ray Nor-| times is 70 years. Al the way in, When the pants | Detroit. black and champagne accessories | ly feminine and rounded look, |i vrs. Wendel Cowdry and Mrs. : afviveh, they wore trimmed with| ‘The Rev. Otte G. Schattrper | putate: To Wem, Ber. betta nna aee — , Richard Jubenville. | " press_ thought lace | formed the seven o'clock double ; entire silhouette is more ‘ ' er saat tte on tami eat| ros Sefare an aitar| Upon their return they will re-|natural, with great softness at the| Fellowship Class Removal | day on 1 found more attention| decorated with white chrysanthe- | Side in Detroit. The bridegroom is | top, gentle control through the bos- mat . being focused on my backside than| mums, palms and candelabra. a graduate of Wayne University |om area and pronounced emphasis Names Chairmen ‘ : backhand School of Law, on slim, flat hips beneath a low- : = The bride's satin gown was fash- nai alias Mrs. Paul Spragg was named i iI ‘tor stretched out flat on the gress lace sleeves ending in points at Thomas Blackwood feminine’ figure due for a realign- oe ee eS | MAVROCRTS, ve-eevcied 00 low 0s $18 end squealing, “LEAP, Gussie!’ And| the wrists. Pearis trimmed the)/Wed in Virginia ment, Mr. Kurzman said, Dior will | Baldwin Avente Biase ae rida: 2 as as up so in accommodating these art ~| gown where the lace blended into|— provide a blend of the designer's Brethren Church Friday CHAIRS, re-covered as low as $35 and up. ‘ ers I found myself leaping when | the satin. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Karames-| (inal genius with ts | meeting. ' . I shouldn't, and I leaped my way| +, ended chapel. | ines of Fairfax, Va., announce the scaled the na aE OO Assisting Mrs. Spragg will be) ‘ | Sas WILLIAM WRIGHT out of the tournament.” rattler gg Mino marriage of his sister, Dorothy, of to the American propor-| pobert Walker, Mrs. Leonard > =>: licnsdie ahead i lonees es oe pears | Detroit, to Thomas Taylor Black-| °"* Mayes and Harold Pearsall. The Bargains FE 4.0558 Established 1932 \ “Tl endorser of various articles—in-| trish lace handkerchief. Chrysan- Blackwoods of Ottawa drive, Sorority Alumnae es ati : —_}] siting" werpans — hs ever | herman fy sreamere cas |_A recon weg tad wt acn |to Hold Reception | "I _ Galore ing in amateur Gompetition, Miss | the J mgt with «white |t0%. D. C., following aa) os ai se le pane Geran a Horsehair Is Tops i . ° = ee er e ¥ -Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Moran says. See’ orchid, which was carried gp | “remony PRUTUSS give a reception, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m., The horsehair that was so dear | f Infants Special asti Holder ; ] Dood Mee honoring the alumnae of Theta| to Grandma's become aly £ Plastic Walt Mrs. Wayne Lowe of Rochester le Club ts Lambda: Sigma Sorority ot Michi-| high tashion ote. Now it'- nylon | 5 Bovs’ & Girls’ Permanent Keeps Brush Clean attended the bride as matron of | A luncheon and card party was| gan State Normal College. horsehair made up in sheer, sheer i ys Girls honor wearing a gown of irides- | enjoyed by members of the Doodie| The local sorority will be ini- bouffant petticoats. é ; s 00 Because your toothbrush must| cent brown and carrying a brown | Club they gathered Saturday | tiated into the national Alpha Xi It's wonderfully effective—per- , Complete be kept as clean as your teeth,| velvee muff covered with yellow at the Earl Roberts home| Delta in December manently stiff, so easy to suds out, | © ot es j \ . there's a new plastic wall gadget/ roses and bronze baby chrysan- | in Lake Orion, The Nov. 6 meeting} The reception will be held in the quick to dry, And nylon horsehair : With Hair Cus teninpume f an Se 0 themums. Her headpiece was of | will be held at the Charles Collison ee es a2 — ts Gry to shape wt a way t are pro- velvet, home on avenue ci an : : ‘ inaividel alr so tected from dust and dirt. neat wun icthemmaal wohacccmree . . 5 DAYS ONLY! P ARISIAN acriary ty washing with thick [24 Carle Ann Sapelak was io-| Let's Find a Way to Tame It hot soapsuds. It's a basic health | cont : and carried m : « ris tatmy trun wich toa lon eet wate core’ won| DASH‘ Into Autumn Ruffles the Hair _ || inte the mouth should be protected BEAUTY SHOP yellow roses and chrysanthemums. . : Ot Pres by supreme cleaniness (0 prevent | They wore green velvet headpieces. | Now that we're dashing headlong | jast doesn't go with long hair— | of the spray and your hair will 7 West Lawrence St. "S.24.N" FE 2-4959 |} spreading and perhaps) Karen Sue Blahut attended her |ints tal and winter, beauty hints| for we-all know that nothing | be softly “locked” in place for — ‘sister as flower girl wearing &/ are appearing everywhere. One of| looks worse than unkenfpt long | the whole evening. ; a brown floor-length gown with| the ones most often read concerns| hair that’s as limp as a string | since it contains no lacquer, this ‘ , ge ° ne headpiece and carry-| the return to the long bob. in damp weather or flying I | new “hai behaver” never stiffens || Ques u Mrs Hopkins: Here Is Our _* - Long hair, according to beauty| every direction when a slight | your hair. And here's exciting news pholstering 4 ° ‘ ° Norman Sitter of Detroit at-—|prognosticators, is coming back| breeze is blowing. for busy caréer women: to reset WILLIAM K. COWIE : “j tended bis brother-as best man | with a bang. The Italian or boyish} ‘There's a wonderful new hair| your wave and keep it softly in ANSWER to YOUR QUESTION! and Charles E. Lowe of Detroit | look, abetted in its popularity by | spray on the market that makes | place, just run a wet comb through | § 27 Years of Practical Experience 4 . ‘ is and Wayne Lowe of Rochester | actresses Audrey Hepburn, Leslie hair behave in such a way that| your hair, You'll be delighted with 318 Lk. Ave: FE ¢-2087 zB seated the guests. Gary M. Bla- | Caron and Jeanmaire, is as passe’ | not only is it invisible on the hair | the chiffon lightness of your hair— — Q : hut, brother of the bride, was | now as last week's news. but you can’t even feel. that you're’ and it will remain lightly but firm- — = ‘ } People , usher and Billy Sapelak was ring And wifh the return of the wearing 2. dust tndveduend, R's aly te place tor Re rest ot We [ 4 : bearer “glamour hair-do, ‘Ameri- | Super soft spray and it doesn’t con-| This new hair spray gives hair ‘ s Reader Asks How to Prevent Oil Burner A reception was held at Oakland po ie ae tain one smidgen of lacquer. It's/jts natural beauty, dries quickly 5 7% Club, Lake. > their hair |@n answer -to those millions of and easily with no sticky, stiff feel- 3 4 L County Boat , Sylvan emphasis on keeping Sate been — i fee 4 | omes, Lives - The bride's mother ore & in place. The windswept look ac- | Women who've been turning up | ing—and all without lacquer. You'll :- lace dress in street’ length with! ceptable with short cropped colts | their pretty noses at a hair spray—|be delighted with the results. “| a few quick strokes. You'll find, too, that it has a beneficient effect on your hair because of the lanolin lotion in the solution which softens the hair without ever drying. Its good for over-bleached or damaged hair, also. The perfect hair spray for chil- dren, it easily, quickly tames the baby soft, hard to manage tresses of even the littlest tots. 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Our’ cleaning experts preserve the beauty and texture of your coat by careful steam-air shaping. No iron touches the fabric to maké¢ stainless Only & minimum of care keeps it ready for use at all times... Fine, functional flatware your guests will admire for its modern beauty ... and you'll especially like for its ease-of-care. Stegor is famous 2 Gorham quality flatware sculptured = into its graceful shapes, giving perfect balance to each piece. Available in SCREEN F each year, four open stock patterns: Pace, — it dull or pressed-out looking. Only gentle in Wheat, Motif and Verve (shown) in steam and air passes through the weave to ence non-tarnishable satin finish. 5-piece raise the nap and re-form the lines. And 2 Each time you re-fill your place setting: knife with Stegor remember, careful cleaning preserves the fuel tank ene Wate ; exclusive seamless hollow handle fabrics as it gets out the soil. Let us renew a AP 4 (won't discolor, rattle or come apart), your cont cow. FE 8-600t a ng and fork, teaspoon, salad fork, $Q50 ’ Maheral Looking Colt sludge vaste ) place spoon (soup or cereal)... Collars and cuffs 3 handy WHITE FLAME appearance. powder gun on your burn- Cash & Carry ‘Delivery er. One Pwilt { 5 fer $1.13 &. for $1.35 last all’ season. ; INEXPENSIVE JEWELERS | , 16 W. HURON. ST. : e- f 7 Wristwatch : | ro Needs Fall Grooming your newest fall jewelry: To give a lady's watch dress-up. party airs, attach a multiple-strand bracelet of cultured pearls and gold links, a flexible bracelet of “deep red garnets set in gold filled | or perhaps a slim band af dia-| monds. ! For a handseme, gleaming Modern Appliances Are Boon.in Training Children - CHICAGO (INS)—A psychologist says mothers can teach youngsters} Washing refrigerater trays and |to help around the house at an| working up to make simple ice- bracelet effect there are chunky | eariier age these days, thanks to| bex desserts that require no cook- cca = gold, _— fa | modern homemaking appliances. | ing.” oie sbaipeierl Vimks ond interest. | _,2hC Psychologist, Peter £. Sie-| Siegle suggested that the 10-year. ‘ , + ee peabat | gle of Chicago, asserts that “‘push-/ old can serve ‘“‘competently as the aa are only a few of the ; button appliances’ can give chil-| storekeeper,” keeping a chart of watch bracelet designs ready te | dren training to become “‘better-| food on hand, checking supplies enhance your watch, according adjusted spouses and parents in| needed for menus and helping to your individual taste. Ge tome. =e the —— spescaicdleng ~ : furbi urged ‘mothers te teach psychologist assert Grooming and . shing 8) their youngsters how to oper- | the division of ‘boy's work’’ from wrist watch shouldn't be limited | ate ann as ee “girl's work” should be. less pro- to the latices, Ge C : | “ nounced in the modern home, He pointing out that men's watches; _\eemaness on to Operate | said : are just as much in need of an complete e: t wi ie ivan : . t autumn check-up after summer va- | child's yt attention span, an im-} a ee cations are over. Men's watch| portant factor in the development) bracelets are also available in a/f healthy attitudes toward work.” | ey oe a oe wide variety of styles, and even; The psychologist emphasized, | an emergency. ing te ‘lean the refrigerator, bake cakes and fancy pastries, but | School THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1954 |Teen-Agers Get Tips on Hand Care Bands. Now Styled Brigance of Few teenagers know that by With Real. Beauty} Sportsmaker ew ore, oe oat for Men,-Women designs. an pearance of their hands. but hey A new Shade of face powder “argyle” harm to their nails. : does..wonders for a fading tan, ac- Of course, it is only a nervous cording to beauty authorities, The| “O'en wool habit. But, you can do something Jewelry Industry Council adds that | pattern for about ‘it now to help your nails your wrist watch should be, ,. ep ibis grow and cover the bare section groomed for autumn’ too, after a| *s 195455 °°S of skin at the tip of each finger, Jong summer of out-door vacation | ; There ave two ways te Sep activity. = ee biting your mails. The first ts Even though it is‘peebably tick-| collection— rather drastic, but lt always ing away with its acciracy, groves efieetive, Using Goreme a fall check-up wilf insure your| Shown here small pieces of cotton, saturate watch's dependability for the busy |< - ' ] en 9h Geese 6 Ge. season ahead, | me casual Apply this to each fingernail and A wateh expert not only does | dress wit tip, making certais you've cov- tho. tulstent bad tmapertent Seb | ; h sofe ered them well. ae of cleaning your watch and check. | inverted | Let it dry for. a few minutes. ing its delicate mechanism, but ~~~ |. . The next time start to bite he'll alse give it the bright, shiny | pleats. your nails you be discouraged face’ you forgot it could have, | by the distasteful substance left polishing the case and crystal and on your nails cleaning the dial if it has be- | a Tie second method is used came Crtcptabed. working on a mind-over-matter He may even suggest a new theary. Give yourself a manicure watch bracelet, to replace an old and*apply a few coats of your or worn one, making your time- favorite nail polish, The polish piece as up-to-date fashion wise as will only accentuate the shortness drawer Then, as your nails start to grow, you can measure their improve- ment by trying on the artificial nails. PTA Activities PTA Coenctt City wide Pontiae PTA Council wi) meet Tuesday et 7:30 p.m. in Owen ; wil be w i dif- ferent fields of PTA work Owen Executive board of Owen School PTA will meet in the teachers’ lounge Wednes- dey ot 1:30 pm. . the men will be pleasantly con- however, that operation of appli- | sciots of the ‘‘new look” their) ances and performance of other | watches have acquired after an) household tasks should be a ‘‘co- | Use Your Head autumn grooming. | operative venture “Kitchen and laundry 18th District te erocing ands ewan to | Do 3oU ever ive a thought 9 Holds Meeting | make things rum and they can | your feet? They're one of ‘your used to teach youngsters that | greatest assets, As they say, you Ten unite were represented at werk can be » satisfying and walk to success or failure. pred bo District surer re fe creative activity.” Do you know that you are 20 uxiliary meeting : years old before your foot is fully Nelson Post Home Friday-evening-| Siegie compiled a suggested work developed? Ninety per cent of us are born with absoltuely perfect ’ : 2, but young feet are easily ne { the Hazel Park unit.|'aundry appliances. He said ‘ vr ne 0 ofl econ “The 2-year-old is fully capable ot | mased because they're so pli- Department appointments were learning to put his soiled clothes | given to Mrs, Harold Quinn, Farm- | *way if 'be is given his own ham-} One quarter of the bens of the tod¥-are in the feet, You m Give Thought to Feet It was during the Ist World War that Uncle Sam snipped off wom- your luscious kid shoe . . is . ington. membership chairman: |"). 1) ne age of 3, he can carry| see, the entire weight of the bedy |Cry from the old high-top. It Mrs. George Ault, Milford, junior | ' activities chairman; Mrs Warner | Mis clothes to the ‘automatic washer rests on feet. Your head | ™ore than accessory—it is one : ; sort white articles from colored|-alene weighs about [2 pounds. Markell Farmington, civil defense | S . and put aside his socks The taller ang heavier get, chairman; and Mrs. William Cre- you mer. Royal Oak, Wolverine Girls| “By 4, be can pat his clothes | the more weight your feet have State board. | tm the machine and measure the | ' “#rry around. No wonder pro- The annual fall conference will soap—even if he has to stand on | ple complain, ‘Oh, my aching | as soft be held Oct, $10 in Lansing. | & sturdy box to do it. He also | &*t- a real can scrape and place the | — Sound Investments When you buy tweeds, cash- School Girl ‘meet Tudsday at 12:30 p.m. with |: IMPERIAL lon | meéres and leather goods, you are making sound investments They will give you fmarvelous sefvice for v@ars and years. And you can count on them to look right wher- ever you go—from country week- ending to luncheon in town Wilma Sink Feted Mrs. Porter Francis of Pine Lake entertained: at a recent bridal shower honoring Wilma Jean Sink who will speak her vows with Delmoor Swarthout; Oct. 23. Coming Events . Cora M. Eves Tent Hive 247 of Mecca- bees wil] meet Tuesday at § pt. at VFW Hall, 398 6 Seginew Pirst Philathesa Class of Pirst Baptist Church will mieet Tuesday at 6 30 for supper and regular meeting. Officers will be installed and the Rev. Mrs. Wil- liam Makes will be speaker ~tadies Ausiliary to Metropolitan Club, Spirit 6. will meet with Mrs. Davey Gil- pin, 50 Neome, Tuesigy at pm. Fannie £. Tompkins Temple 41 will meet this evening at 18% Bt Past Nobie Grands of Pontiac Rebei I 450 will meet Tuesday with Mrs L Bibby, 54 Euclid 6t. MOMS \of America, Inc Unit SP Ts Edgar Thomas, 51 Center St Orange Social Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm. with Mrs. Arthur Everett 579 Lenox avenue Norw Ladies Aid will) meet with Mre. James Brannstrom, 1012 Lekeview Huron Gardens, st 7 pm. Wendesday Parllamentary Stady Club will hold its annual fall tunmcheon at Bethany Baptist Church Wednesday at 12:30 p.m Prancis Willard Unit of Women's Christian Tent e Union will hold noon cooperative dinner at Romeo home of Mem Burten Hewett Thursday. Trens- portation wij leave First Baptist Church at 10:38 om PERMANENTS Headed for School Short Carl Permanents from is $6” 5 No Appointment Necessary , Beauty: 20 E. Pike St. est Huron | kab | | *5%” . “7° - “10” | @ryer--and~is anxious to learn to) | set the operating dials on both | machines. “He may be able to do this even | before he can- actually read the | ‘notations on the dials, just as he | ;may be able to tell time before | f | he can read the nutfierals on the | | face .of the clock “The 6-year-old can go through ,the entire washing-drying process with only supervisory attention from an adult.“ The psychologist sald “very young children may begin their | ANNALIESE Beauty Shop 804 N. 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Friends Hold Party for Mrs. Thompson A gfOp of friends surprised-trs. rBeatricé Thompson of Raskob | street Thursday with a housewarm- ing party, +Guests included Mrs, William UI- man and Mrs.: Arthur Bickford of | Drayton Plains, Mrs. Jules Fortin, | of Clarkston, Mrs. Clarence Pal-| and Mrs, Freda Bailey oft Orion,, Mrs, Nita Hamilton | at ee es it, Mrs. Reba Gray and Bernice | * re sees a — | MARGUERITE A. LEVENGOOD , MS. JOsepPN | endg ring des Kokotek | Mrs. Charles Levengood of Nar- Chas ton avenue is announcing the en- |gagement of her daughter, Mar- guerite A. Levengood, to John M Novess, John is the son of Mrs. Clarence Novess of Drayton Plains and the late Mr. Novess. ‘No date has been set for the wedding Pontiac Council of P.T.A. will with Mrs. Lyle -Dusen- 3 it Fs 2 252 7. 4 fT ge % s > ey atti >Fee ul E if Se53 r ‘ if Snow often disappears at tem- ~ peratures below freezing, being ‘converted directly into vapor. 500 Couples on’ Hand for ‘Denim Dance’ Joseph Mercy Hospital Auxiliary held at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club on Saturday, A chuck-wagon supper, served buffet style, was one of the high- lights of the evening, Candle-lighted tables placed cafe-style around the dunce floor were spread with gay, red and white checked cloths; Music for popular and square dancing was provided by an eight- piece orchestra, Mr, and Mrs, A. C. Girard contributed the cost of the orchestra for the affair, Mrs. John R. Davis of Bloom- field ‘Hills was genera] chairman, Mrs, Peter. Davidson was in charge of invitations in the Pontiac area. Proceeds of the dance will go toward paying the expenses of the hospital's free clinic, The next meeting of the auxiliary is set for Oct. 11th in the auditorium of the nurses’ home. ° 1-Dress Wardrobe A black or riavy blue lace dress becomes a, whole wardrobe of lace dresses’ when you have several pastel slips to wear underneath ‘it. Gloves and evening bag to match the underslip complete your plans for wardrobe deception. : | i Cloud-soft beauties that make the news... Milium-lined, fine detailing Misses’ size 8 ae -. B.. AT PENNEY’S YOUR NEW COAT 1’ CHATWOOD FLEECE Milium®-lined — 100% Wool Fleece 9.75 vels of fashion, these Penney. coats! Cloud-soft blanket fleece, they're done in striking new silhouettes with extra of vivid colors. 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Pontiac Press Food Editor If the tablecloths are deep quick bread that is « little out | it will be easy to have white the ordinary run of most nut | ins dipped, or perhaps have a breads is one made with bananas, |“loth and some napkins dyed a The golden fruit keeps the bread |°%0r that is becoming to your moist for as long as you can store | "°° it away from an eager family.| Deer Mrs. Post: ‘ Mrs. G. H. LaPiner of Westacres}.“1 have been told by « friend gave us the recipe. She says her {hat it is tn insult to one's guests 4 plastic tablecloth over a ine: ene to heap it from tare. LaPiner lo on cutdar on leek rex mY thusiast. She likes nothing better ¥ Geiek it ta tar fromm on inet than @ camping trip with the | But I do agree that except when opportunity it offers for open fire | children are at the table the clear cooking. With her two daughters | covers that are intended to pro- she is planning a fourday camp-|tect the under tablecloth are un- ing trip menon Falls | Suitable for company and are defi during Teachers’ Institute. Mrs. . LaPiner gladly shares her camp- ing skills with the Girl Scouts. BANANA NUT BREAD By Mrs, G. . LaPiner | ‘sop sertonine ‘ . i sss ates fea is tenspecn ‘ool jin heavenly lavender and green! aprons, towels, blouses, pillow- cases, sheets, curtains, tablecloths, napkins! Pattern T17: Transfer of 14 color motifs from 2% x 9 inches to 1% x 2 inches. Washable! oe 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 patterti number, your name, “Will you please te|i me at which side of the pate the. napkin is put —the right or the left? I would also like to know, when serving ‘a. shrimp cocktail in a stemmed glass, if it is proper to put @ doily between the glass and the Correctly the napkin is put on the ‘‘place plate’’~meaning which- A blend of many notes, some quite exotic but with warm undercur- rents, “Flatterie” is a completely difjerent | loveliness. French perfume. $n : s/s You Honestly Lo be" Flattery is the main mission of a new| fragrance that cannot be classified as an oriental, aldehyde, fruity, floral or mossy. It was created simply to enhance a woman's For a long time now I've. been about a certain E t & j y F4 H : is i i d f : : i ‘s stl i + dit “-}four peoples” «Scribe Taxes Her Brain By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE Ever say to yourself in a sudden fury: “I'm going to write a letter “To justify his existence, the agent feels he has to show results. It would be more trouble than it's worth for me to go to court about the true figures, so I do it this way dnd everybody js happy.” If thig man were my only wit nese, I could call him a fool or simply mistaken and disregard the whole matter, But when I get the same story from all sides—includ- ing lawyers who specialize in tax I simply don't know what to think and it makes me boiling mad Se far I've refused to put any- thing phoney in any income tax repert I've ever filed, I've made on Income saved for Uncle Sam and that each one is scored on how much Ti He alt bee ae ie prin iris: To Worried Mother Words of Sage Helpful By MURIEL LAWRENCE Louise B. is 22. For the past year she’s been involved in an agonized love affair with a married man, father of two children. He can neither decide to get a divorce nor to stop seeing Louise. Her mother writes: “Under the strain of watching this child's suf- fering, I have lost control of my- . | am sick with fear. 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One bursts through the world of ried and does not ask its own way. “Sorrow comes of loving what I cannot have. If T am sad about loss, it is a sure sign that I lov. external things and enjoy my sorrow and disease. What is mine ie. What I have lost, since I e lost it is not mine. tions from the book, “Meister Eck- hart.”" she will herself be able to wait quietly until the discoveries are complete. 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Leota Bennett of Cale City, California, sends this idea to us and wins an original TRY IT -| drawing for her room. Have I heard from you with your sheet of paper or a’ piece of card- board for the drawing. Now, take three or more different colors of crayons ana spread them all over the paper until you cannot see the | PETUNIAI What canI do — . Does anyone Know — To Keep my drawer From rattling so ? I~ - You can put a rubber drain- board mat in the bottom of your stove drawer, Petunia. » The rubber will keep uten-' ils from shifting when drawer is opened or closed. suggestion? You can use a plain. ake a Unique ‘Picture orignal paper at af]. Cover this over with black India ink. Take a section of paper clip and scratch a design through to the crayon. This will make a most unusual pic- ture for your room. You may want to experiment with several of these, and make a pair of pictures. 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T. 5. & Arrest of Leftists May Explode Into a Major Political, Battle PARIS (INS) ~— French security | janti-Communist raids today in || their rapidly - widening investiga- Bj tion of, a sensational spy case ii which threatens to explode into a major. politica) battle. The security agents — apparent- ly acting on information ||from persons arrested during the weekend—swooped down on the of- fices of the pro-Communist Paris newspaper Liberation and the home of its director, Emmanuel Dastier de la Vigerie Keogy,Thealer AIR I TIONED Pa | Cor. Williams Loke-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 6:30 leftist organizations and the homes and offices of well-known “progressive” political and joer- LAST TIMES TONIGHT! || "*!*t Sseres gooscvesessocs eeeeeeerrates Phares sapiry ae — peg now in bd MUSICAL -COMEDT TOPPER! ° t’ hands — France's : = : || FBI — came from Andre Baranes, ? HERE COME ; ||* Paris sournalist who was ar : -Hrested Saturday and reportedly : THE GIRLS + || confessed transmitting defense se- Pie or Cree oF "3 Tlerets to the Reds, FS kg i: Baraned was believed at first to of. ’* Iibe a “double agent” allegedly working for the Communists and i 4 E | + ri i; { tf i ag z | EF “LITTLE FUGITIVE” WIaaeaer? wr pea speed 99. reali aap Pe wes : yy epg ee Aida (11/20); ramet ome (01 721 Ma); (Lis): 4.00, 4.28, 5 wd S60, 240, 3.00-s0d 1.30, Priows tor Hone ond Seglliedaeeigion, 3.60, =? 40,1 12 Nemes Decree ef ule «4 20, 3.60, 3.08, 140 aed im, « fee a cane — Se | | N THEA ATA anne agents launched a new series of; EC hhh uh he ule hele | President __§| out surgery. P i. In case after ease, pain was re from Hollywood, was 10 months Gariand’s new movie, “A Star Is Born, is @ success, the actress who was great as a child star, may | its finish with a party given at the studio. Here. again climb to the top. The movie, premiered | she and her husband Sid Luft are shown cutting | — in shooting, the | the cake. twice the original budget. LEXINGTON, Ky “0 = Vice Nixon, confident the Democrats “don't have an issue upon which to wage a campaign behalf of Kentucky's Republican senator, John Sherman Cooper. . Cooper is opposed by former Vice President Alben W. Barkley. “When you analyze the cam- paign of the other -side ; they don't have an issue,” Nixon told 300 persons at a reception for him and his wife last night “We find they offer criticiam,” he said “but they don’t offer one single constructive oe nano Science “Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Paig—Shrinks Hemorrhoids New York, N. Y. (Speeial)—For the wee Mengde om ie sbeebs ishing ability to shrink hemor- rhoids and te stop bleeding —with-" lieved promptly. Aad, while relieving pain, actual (shrinkage) took place. tly ion made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a stance (Bio-Dyne®) — discovery of | a world-famous research institute. Now this new healing substance is offered in ointment form under | ithe name of Preparetion H.* Ask for it at all drug _Stores money back = “Trade Mark. today opened a speaking tour in) Most amazing of all—results | were so chorea that sufferers ‘The i is a new healing sub- | HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Mothers ‘of two film actresses laugh when asked if panying their daughters on various film indus- ‘try sponsored trips means they are chaperones. The mothers of blonde Mala Powers and brunette Maria Eng- ‘lish agreed that their daughters | are quite capable of taking care of themselves. The mothers really ‘go along for. the ride.’ helping leo girls whenever possibie | Mala’s mother, Dell, smiled | ae the wig sae 6 | The setting was «6 Western Al Liner pane orate ¢ ter the formal sos ae an cee aur really hasn't been very much I rT coal do about my daugh- ter going here and there.” ; she wat “After all, she graduated high school when she was 14 how nd The Powers family ‘came here from San Francisco when Mala was eight. They’ live in a San Fer- nando Valley house with a dog and cat. “There's no chaperoning ber.’ seca Pewers said. “Mala asks to ge. And it's a much nicer wanted, you know. Kerea alone, and The a mother on the plane, “Bert” English, lives with her a m a Hollywood apart- | ment. Maria's father is a fireman at San Diego, Calif., and the fam- | ily usually gets together weekly “T've never been on a Set or in a studio ' where | she's been,"’ Mrs DUGART “JUME tI ROBERT FRANCIS - * x x Exclusive First Pontiac Area Showing! 2 au iie 4-H SINFO MR MAY WYNN oo te OLOR Y ROBERTS - Reved wpor the Pulitzer prise winning revel by HERMAN WOUK - + Dineted by EDWARD DMYTRYK Se nm Nixon Takes Stump ‘Mothers of .2 Film Starlets’ ,: English said. ‘The studio has asked me to go along on trips, and I do it only when I think I can help Marla. She's 19, and I think she can make her own decisions now After all, she's got to some time “We've always tried to be fenient, and if she wants this, we should stand back of her. I've seen her in certain situations, and I knew she can handie ber- sett.” One other thing about Mrs. Eng- lish, a trim, pretty woman. She's} 39 and will be glad when she's 40 “When people ask me my age, and I tell them, they all think I'm ' doing a Jack Benny,”’ she said “Tt'll be good to be able to say “9°.” SS porting’ Thugs Loosen Victim's « Gag After Theft CHICAGO ®—Two masked gun- men left one of three porters un- gagged in exchange for a ‘‘sport- ing chance" at a getaway after looting a restaurant safe of $5.000 Lparly yesterday The robbers tied up three em- ployes and gagged them while they worked two hours with drill and sledge hammers to open the safe of the Palm Grove Inn on the South Side : Walter Owens, one of the porters saic one of the men removed his gag on condition he not call fer help until he was given permis sion. As the robbers reached the alley behind the restaurant. one of them shouted, “Now! Average rainfall in less than one foot per year and it }is the only state tihat Nar so tow 4 a figure. ‘ Nevada is MONDAY, OCTOBER + 1954 for Kentucky GOP. +Not Chaperones on Trips| Feldman Buys Another Show . tor Filmdom which is now playing its out-of- town try-out. What's Charlie tryMg to do? Grab all the top plays? So far he lined up “Seven Year Itch” (now in production with Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell); “Ob en, Oh Women” which starred Franchot Tone on the stage and}: may get Bill Holden fee the screen version. Car Named Desire,” Marion Brando and Vivien Leigh. Don’t ask me who Charlie plans to star in the Pinza role on the screen. He ain't talking. In fact, Charlie doesn’t even know IT have the “Fanny” story. My New York spy tipped me off. - . 7 The very first actor signed for “Naked and. the Dead” is Bob Mitchum; who is very excited about working again-for Paul Gregory. I talked with Paul and he told me that Mitchum is the only one definitely signed and that he-plans to put the controversial Norman Mailer novel, before te ) | cameras in mid-June; Bob finishes “Night ef the Hunter” next Wednesday and | wees Girectiy inte “Net se 8 Stranger.” Charlies Laughton will supervise “Naked and the Dead" as he has all of the Gregory productions, and everyone who has worked with Laughton has only the most. coin-. plimentary things to say about his ideas and his artistry. * - . In the crowded room at the Chrysler party I saw Joan Craw- ford dancing. That girl has the greatest amount of energy of any- one I know. I seem to see her out every night. I flagged Joan to ask her to tell me about her auto- _ | biography “I've already started it,”’ she said “Are you going to tell all?” I asked do you think?” - dhe ughed. Well, there's plenty of interest to tell in Joan's life. The surgery was successful, but Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: Winnie Gardiner, Son- ja Henie’s about-to-be ex. is de- voting his attention to Beth Copp. eastern society girl. derry. Lewis’ gift to bis wife on their 10th wedding anniver- sary, he says, is his undying — and devotion—as well as a new yellow Cadillac. Groucho Marx’ ex-wife, Kay, who was supposed to marry come- dian Lennie Sherman in December, has called the whole thing off. She's been seen lately with War- ren Stevens, stage actor. At the premiere of “A Star Is Born’ and at the Chrysler party, and again at the Mocambo, Susan Hayward was with Richard Egan, ene of the few men she’s been out with, other than her agent, since her trouble with Jess Barker. Shelley Winters, who leaves for London for “Tt Am a Camera” in three weeks, is improving the shining hours while she's here by dining with Ivan : They were a tweseme at the Wild Geese Restaurant a few nights ago. Norman. Siegel. who has had plenty of experience with the Royal Film Shows having been in charge of the Hollywood contingent for three visits, has been apppinted to the general committee for this year's presentation which will be held on Nov. 15, oh Woodward at Square Lake. Road they're all little angels when they dine at Ted's! We understand: children here ot Ted's we know how to keep them interested and amused .. . and what kind of food they like, too! Reach Accord lin Trieste Rift Remember our “take-out service.” Food pécked in ‘¢dvereti aluminum -.foil dishes to stay “piping hot.” sd ee ee ee etieeat Yugoslav Official Says) Italy Will Get Port City, | Allied Occupation Zone | visit to the I paper Arbeiderbladet, Kardelj con- firmed preliminary reports that the | cation lines = ers Under the agreement, as Kardelj described it and as it has reported in Rome: 1. Italy would get the Allied-cc- cuplied Zone A and the port of Trieste—86. square miles a. population of 300,000. roops, 2 Yugoslavia would get —119 square miles of hinterland | with a population of 75,000, which | Doors Open Daily 10:45 A. M. TGs Ga CEE & ten Alse THIS! IF YOU LIKED M-G-M’s “STARS IN MY CROWN” YOU'LL LOVE 1-6- wesenes - EXCITING COLOR TENNESSEE i, CHAMP SHELLEY WINTERS GORCEY HALL Bower ry Boys \ Luiigle Gents NS \ Wey te At — 11:20 - 2:20 - 5:30 - 8:30 At: “2:08 - S:4 = 6:07 - 9:00 ——STARTING WEDNESDAY— ‘Rhapsody’ & ‘Crime Wave’ WED.: “SILVER LODE” and “DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD” TODAY Thru THURS. A STORY OF LOVE. . that will become one of the deepest emotional thrills: of your lifetime! Features at 1:17 - 3:22 | $:27 - 7:32 9:40 ._A MAGNIFICENT MOTION PI by Liore C. Dovgas Magnificent wwe -TECHNICOLOR | AGNES MOOREMEAD « _ OTTO KRUGER - GREGG PALMER ADDED: CARTOON—LATE WORLD NEWS FRIDAY cs. “DRAGNET” ad 8 at... A. i i ew, aes agen e-enecenetmnt amet aM iy ——— pre mnt — ha abil ai kerth. Pa A TA am pte Pei. sda ose ag eae : : eae. i ' hee 8b : oi Se dhe cosine ? \ 4 ; Ss ‘ : a 4 we : . vv ‘ee : ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1954 TWENTY-ONE this is Wie greatest | newspaper story ever told This} is a survey that the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association made of 664 member newspapers. 632 of those papers écmnatiog 76% of the total circulation of all U.S. and Canadian abenipibiers, (cover. ing every leading market in both countries) responded to a questionnaire. © = > A hypothetical manufacturer of an ae product sold in dg and grocery stores offered newspapers 4 $000 line contract ... and ’ Here is the merchandising support at the ide: _ ~ Local level that these “a _ eee 534 Newspapers will idicw . 390 Mowmnapets will make | : q R wows ’ Personal calls . Mailings on principal outlets in their markets to obtain dis- fl of cards or letters or reprints and schedules to selects tributors, to acquaint retailers with the campaign, and - ed lists of grocery and drug stores in their markets, get window or counter displays. x , i : q . sal atsiaiataietaataern aiateiatelataiaien “ptatatalatalaiatalal Ot ES Nt a A A a a - are aoeees Co mee Speen ee eee ee distributor handling the product 625 wheetixis will contact - SOS oewspapers will make 1 dssibucion check before the cumpuign E | 4B2 newspapers will make a result check after the campaiga A 575 cewspapers will supply data on their markets F eee AND eee 46 E 182 newspapers publish « bulletin for the drug and/or grocery tede in tm | vem they will publicize the campaiga ° r =e Grocery and Drug Stores s Tw gepatagiiranion i - for Tie-In Advertising i These bulletins reach That's the number ‘of grocery and drug stores regu- a larly advertising in these newspapers and who will be ° Z solicited for tie-in copy—on the basis the advertiser L | requests. | Retail outlets each month ,..and only newspapers can do it! + ¥ — r \ new ‘ “_'PHE. PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY; OCTOBER 4, 1954 —— MSC V rtually Out of = ‘Big Te = n Race Rice Routs Cornell Purdue's Shocker of Irish Highlights. By BILL, MARTIN Badgers touchdown —Gitetiay | tpunts Wyo hock on the pity. jap the sgt aide of Sales Se: eae By HARRY WISMER and their pass defense left a lot{jook « flyer with Southern Metho, | LANSING — ichigan|came under circumstances Coach Duffy Daugherty made &| Ameche went over the opposite | those occasions. The collegiate football world was ‘to be desired. ‘ some sting EAST a: will probably give MSC followers| change in his defensive line and,| 44. o¢ marked the ist time ape * ; of its defeat by Florida last week ‘ State, beavily-favored in pre-sea-|"') Pho ni arguments during | assuming time had been called be- the Spartan. defense. Ghat Mickigen State fas tost-ten pe we wontand ly 0 firet- The Army team moved out 10] V4 197 win. a son polls to repeat as Big 10/the week Only 10 Michigan State|cause of his injured player. neg-| Daugherty declined to make an | straight since tate in the|U? Purdue team which upset No-/ Ann Arbor, and had an easy time)’ 1 Lixeq Wisconsin to defeat _titlist, was virtually eliminated | players were on the- field when/|lected to immediately replace repay! ann saying that | 1949 season. It was the Spartans’ tre Dame, 27-14, with the Wolverines. “Red. Blaik Michigan State because of the from the 1954 championship race| Wisconsin's. great fullback, Alan| Bolden. ‘The officials, seeing thée| was an mistake” om | 3rd joss since then. . Pm £4 A youngster and his team, smarting from their} great running of Alan Ameche. ~~» Saturday. suffered their| (The Horse) Ameche thundred 28| Spartan lineman substitute come| the part of the officials and that ; - ig ad you will” hear | defeat by South Carolina in the| That's exactly what happened as Qnd straight defeat of the season. | yards for the game's only marker|into the game, assumed that he me one was at fault. fi much about in . took their ven-| the Badgers won. 6-0. Ameche ran £0; to Wiseonsin. with 4 minutes 59 seconds left in| was Bolden's replacement and per- definitely lacked : ‘ — 29 for the lone score : . Spartans — y the j years to come, out on Bennie Oosterbaan's yards s Ht was the ist appearance of | the Ist half. mitted play to continue, Ameche| dangerous scoring punch 60 evi- 1 Len Dawson, |S I picked UCLA to beat Mary- @ Wisconsin team im Macklin | MSC's LeRoy Bolden had bean | | over on the next play. | dent in MSC teams of the past few SB made Terry : land. The Terrapins were the na- | Field. The two teams had met. {injured on the previous play when The extent to which MSC’s short-| seasons. They were held to a net Sl . Brennah’s 2nd| Pemm State leaped further te |tionai chainpions last year but. [ five previous times ai Madison, Badger quarterback Jim Miller | handedness figured as a factor inj rushing total of only eight yards if | aKes game as head/| the front in the dash for top | caid the Maryland team without Wis., with the Badgers winning vet tt 0 Ras ee Ea conden Kose liagrosr or by the rugged Wisconsin line. State coach of Notre| Eastern honors with a convincing | Faloney couldn't be a winning four times. . was knocked injured wag hacking | threatened three times — reaching |* . Dame anything| 18-t04 vietory over Syracuse. | team. UCLA won, 12-7. * * * + , - but auspicious as| Deke defeated an always power- , A R . 4 Or pse Oss the sophomore quarterback cut, fil Tennessee team, 7-4, ow ppg > = down the Fighting Irish with four ; more depth most Zi my efains Valdes Crying natsher esting Dineen enteral Owls trom] aed. Although 1 picked the Mid. Declares Irish 11’ Will| Brennan's team te Ne Cee eee evict aver| aime © bent Bevtueet. I . - for Chance at ar aes é . — their substantial 41-20 victory didn’t expect anything like » 42-7 Victory Jinx Re ‘s Tit] Still Be ’Good Team)’. blocking and tackling were ragged ' the men frbm Ithaca. Georgia Tech} rout, ocky’s tue This Season . Down, the professiona) football : MIAMI, Fla, @—Nino Valdes, aBey t picked the San Francisco. : . * ‘ste - “By JOE MOOSHIL Angeles be one of Over Michi n — carte | SOUTH BEND, Ind. @—Not grat pleas of tha year. 1 —o championship See ee ee ae proved to be just that in a 24 getting run - around” ‘from | coach who experienced t 's tle. UM Mistakes Costly penraiees. says his manag. | UPS Se pricier aa Our pick was Pitsburgh over ° er, Bobby eason, eight ; 8s as Vann—teads Cadets * « * too many mistakes in their 27-14 chor paelign nce ales = i to 26-7 Upset “Nino is the only logical con-| loss to Purdue but adds, “We'll ‘ he we”, ns rey |S tn wera By JACK SAYLOR day. “He's fought everyone he's} Judging from Notre Dame's up- Philadelphia romped ove: the ‘ , ANN ARBOR—It seems it just been asked to fight and has won| coming schedule. the Irish are gp Chicago Cardinals, 35-16; and the = isn't in the books for the Univer nine in a row. He gave Ezzard| ing to have to be a good team. In Beane pt ve : : sity of Michigan to gain a football Charles a — knocked | eight remaining games. Notre pec —< a ump! ; victory over Army. out Tominy on and cooled off | Dame comes up against such pow- : a _ _. Never did the pre-game. dope- the pre, sony Jor ia What i Michigan 4 State, lowa, Navy Ta i ' sters the Wolverines a better jae Southern Cal. : Seaas co ent Yo Coben’ Som a fer as Ges ee And that’s not mentioning Pitt, Fr eds Handed than before last Saturday's, meet- aller foc 6 ttle match.” | | SaeaNY's CpPOREN, 0 ame which | ing, Sth in the series. But Earl Tienaen peadicied that a fight bo |S Sree Ge Bich © rou . : showed 9.783 fans in Michigan ano would gross half a million dol- sane i { laid Stadium just how wrong the dope- ies iy Midenl in Fobcuery? Prec gar liiagd pooper imal orp sters often are. a : a r : 2 Texas, saw the roof éave in Satur- : Stunning the Wolverines with 2 Tibbs Wins Rodeo day as a }%year-old sophomore, | | L §$ ; first quarter touchdowns, Cadets Len Dawson, fired four touchdown : eut-played the UM forces all the OMAHA ® — Casey Tibbs of Ft. ree: : : way to record a 2-7 upset. Pierre, S.D., was presented the passes against the Irish. Bo af. : It » Tri ted 4 areas backfield talent, led by . Po — the Ppsore yell 2 Hing acl me Wcblend ba ao ar Pherae was acknéwledged, MORSE’ GAIN ; back > vight-day Sar-Ben ye®-| the Boilermakers, an upset was g VK; Ot ‘ sicting pertermance of § 15—Wisconsin full Alan Ameche (the Horse), | terday. Ti led up 1,666 points. shad aeen belere the! Secon Loses to St. Ri ’ the Cadet fine was surprising, | carries the ball for gaye’ oe a Shoat Webster of Nowstta, Okla.. pao to St. Rita ; Army's forward wall had the | Same at East Lansing. ¢ st quarter | MSC oe Hinsley | was second in the all-around race) 4 member of the Texas caravan St. Frederick’s Rams absorbed jump on Michigan all day as Van knocks Ameche out of bounds on the wet field. Badgers won 6-0. with 996 points. said in Chicago prior to the Texas | their 3rd consecutive setback of | sent Tommy Bell, Agi and : : game, “I wish we were playing : . AP Wirephete the season Sunday, bowing to St — fe — = —— Charle Powell in National them the second game instead of| ABOUT TO TAKE A RIDE — University of Michigan's fullback | Benedict, 35-0, at Highland Park i Picking his spots brilliantly, Vann eeps sf the first. They’ be up for Bren-| Fred Baer (30) is lifted from the ground by Army back.Peté Lash | St. Ben's opportunists turned a 4 . - . S li h A ° , soar algae let — = (foreground). An unidentified teammate helps Lash. Baer picked up | three breaks.into scores in the 1st ' Soe N.Y. completed 3 of 3 POLlgntAGaiist INNOFKUS S's Sarees oy me aes ae sie eee ee a -\ot 26 and 6 yards in the cpening =f passes for 81 more yards. Record n By MURRAY ROSE lightweight contender from Comp-| And that's exactly what Brennan . ; " period. Ravens took over on the 5 Meanwhile, Army's defense, . NEW YORK »—Chariey Powell, ton, Calif, faces veteran Henry | ¥4s afraid ef, Following the Pur- : Rams’ 20 after a bad punt to set. | sparked by Ralph ———. an the California strongboy rat- | Davis of Honolulu in another good due game, Brennan said “We've @ ames iS ee up the ist marker and recovered , ye pe Wildcats Dump Dye 111, |ed as a possible threat to heavy-|match at Rochester. N.Y.. Satur-| Yeon afraid of complacency al ) a Fred fumble to start their Ind paltry yards rushing. . row starts . : ticeably sub-par was the quality of] aS Spencer, Benedict | Welch champim Rocky Bunions | at sa EST, and GM he tie) S00 Holcomb, Pardes’s jubilant nee 8 scoring drive. : UM's tinebacking. Do Scoring the national spotlight W y | cast across the nation by ABC-TV. | Coach. went all out in praising his Another poor punt by the Rams q ————- aaerey tow Baldacet and die ~ - ‘night against Chartey Norkus, the 266 team and Dawson.. _ | ‘¥ gave St. Benedict possession on ; Bates, Michigan's best in this — High joined Holly = Port Washington, N.Y. trial horse.| The week's activities open to- I asap —_ ert re e ' St. Frederick's 30 in the tnd pe- department, were out of action. vondale as Oakland County The 22- . 63, 215- | nl with ir of int , 0. wson anywhere,” said comb. . , ried and the Ravens marched ln addition, Tony Branctf, Beany jonly undefeated prep football| ., ates tare caicn an aan -at night with & pair of interesting 10 | ut" would say our club is pretty| . BY ORLO ROBERTSON at Philadelphia Saturday night.| 497metr ard tally. Don Phillea Oosterdann’s top back, departed | teams Saturday night by downing |i. win snow his stuff via coast-|Perez. fifth ranking featherweight | 004. If this isn't a test then there Associated Press Sportswriter | Both are unbeaten in two games. | oat the final five yards. qarty with an injury. a highly-regarded Flint Dye team, | 1, “oat television (CBS-TV, 10 p.m.| contender from Brooklyn, faces | * ® test in football.” Key gamés involving first place =. 3 ee a eye Wolverines made too many mis-|7"% at Linden. == EST) Wednesday in a 10-rounder |Irish Bobby Woods of Spokane, ; in both divisions of the National! And then on Sunday, the cham it Se aire gue == ae wie the came. For of 6| dean Harkness’ Wikdeats.twice | with the 26-year-old New Yorker.|Wash., at Brooklyn's Eastern| Season's. Largest Crowd |Football League cre on tap this |pion Detroit Toons. winter of toeit pe. gaaiheaponde og ay UM fumbles and 3 Duncan McDon-| came from behind and alse were | San Francisco is the site. Parkway Arena (ABC-TV, 10 P.m..| 6o0. Lake Angelus R week even though the play-for-pay |!one game, will entertain the pow- |W mak oo ald passes were taken by the twee ner saw * ¢ * EST). ake Angelus Races | boys have been in action only two| erful Los Angeles Rams. Capt. Jay Hartis scored on runs Cadets. Center Dick Stephenson bat Boardwalk Billy Smith will get| Middleweights Moses Ward of| Largest crowd of the season | weeks. The setup for such important |! 30 and 5 yards. grabbed 2 tumbles and | pass. He ee en ee eine ice a ee os ¢ games s0 early in the season came Hazel Park St. Rita won its 2nd fell on Fred Baer's bobbie on the when takes on Harold Johnson, | ami Beach clash at St. Nicholas}the Lake Angelus Speedway. The first of the weekend's top|@bout when Pittsburgh defeated straight Suburban Catholic League 3rd play of the game at the UM 31. the top-ranking light heavyweight |Arena (Dumont-TV. 10 p.m.,| Jim Estes of Royal Oak was the|contests involves the Philadelphia | Washington 37-7 Saturday night | start. nipping Orchard Lake St. Seven plays later. Zeigier scored contender from Philadelphia, in| EST) day's top winner, finishing 1st in| Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers | and the Eagles trimmed the Chi-| Mary, 124. Vikings’ winning touch- | from the 6. In another 6 minutes, one of the best Fights of the Week a the 2lap feature and the 2nd cago Cardinals 35-16 yesterday. | down came un the last play of the | > “t at the Philadelphia Arena, Friday O Golf heat. Other heat winners were ’ . The New York Giants. lost aj| game, with fullback Vic Ingham Cadets marched 3 yards xfor mp : F ] plays with Uebel. scoring from the night. This 10 p.m. EST, 10 . ; Larry Carvely of Royal Oak and Inada Series chance to keep pace but dropped | plunging over from the 1-yard line ! 1. Michigan's Ron Kramer was| rounder, will be broadcast and tel-| W. J. Whigham of Chicago, an|Larry Furnol of Pontiac. Larry : a 20-14 Saturday decision to the| Ingham had previously scored : roughed while punting on a Ist kat by NBC apes _ sas Ray py taleraac sit = the pursuit race. Facts, Figures Baltimore Colts. on a short buck in the Ist period q Gown on the Army 4. McDonald Cisco Andrade unde ] ™ cing will resume next Sunday |” puis werts sertes F = * * and Eaglets had tied the score on | . b 206 , r acts and Kigures 5 | passed 20 yards to Kramer and cand dented | in 1998 end 1897 afternoon. wee See an) Won Lest Pet! Detroit's scheduled encounter/a 2-yard pass from Ed Pilarski : UM scored as Kramer lateraled to ; Cleveland (AL) ¢ 4 .s| with Cleveland was postponed be-|to Tom Kalasz in the 3rd quarter. _ Ei Hickey who ran -26 yards, * . . writ game st Pele Grounds, New Vert. cause of the possibility the Browns’} St. Mary Blew its chance for a | In the 2nd quarter, Dan Cline’s Sieveiana’” ““™ © 505 oem coo 0-2 9 9| Held would be in use for the World| tle when it fumbled on its own fumble ended a UM drive on the lr un ers e or wer A ae 002 000 000 3-5 9 3| Series. Neither the Rams nor 49ers | 1 yard line after successfully hold- Army 3%. Again it took Army gern on flegen., Orpeve, 10), Mactio, | Re ce. Pa Riroge pte Pend ing St. Rita: for four downs in only 7 Pe ae with Bell W-Grissom. Home run-New York, Rhodes. 93.553 fans in Los tes. In the the waning seconds. carrying 10 yards. . .. 2 tea 93, Angeles, bent Michigan fost the ball 3 straight * e Yoru, Teersdsy sept. 36“ [Only other game played yesterday ' : . lev 190 090 000—1 6 Othe Chicago. Bears downed thé Dark’s Church Benefits times in the 2nd half, but stil F WARREN GAER New Y - 000-020 10X—3 4 6 had a glimmer of hope in the w ey Suite ee ar< ] O > ar rl e a Re Wegan; Antonelli Green Bay Packers 163. From NY's Series Victory 4th quarter when a McDonald ashington , - : Home runs — Cleveland. Smith. New . . aS te Tem Hendricks carried | S!e wingback, has taken the ball : York, Rhodes : The Los Angeles-San Francisco} YONKERS, N.Y. u — The Trin- 53 yards to the isan 2. . on the kickoff-and marched from Third game at Municipal Stadium, Cleve-|garne was nip and tuck with the | ity Baptist Church at Lake Charles, its own 21-yard line to the By JACK PATTERSON servations we can't agree whole. George's pet grofse and woodcock| Nee Yorn”? ' yes 011 cone 16 1 | 49S leading 7-3 at the end of the|La., will be approximately $1,000 The offense fizzled and Army | state 13-yard line, using only three} GAYLORD, Mich.—The weather-| heartedly with this view, in | covers in the Gaylord area, Birds | Ogrslant oorono 110-2 4 2/first quarter, the score tied at the; richer because the New York added the crusher shortly after | phasic plays—the right-handed tail-| man has been about as uncoopera- Crawford County check spots we | were quite plentiful and the com: |e Houtteman 0 ee tan shes fhalf 10-10 and again at tfe close | Giants won the Worid Series. z > en aaa g Apes og back off tackle and around: end, | tive rags seen him, the last | did fing birds much scarcer than | bined bag respectable, but the writ- CR. By Wareia. of the third period, 17-17. Alvin Dark, field captain of the o_ and- the fullback hitting off guard.|few days. Heavy rains at night! formerty. In Otsego County, Al- . er's losing streak with the : = end Giants, told members of the Cal- yg cana yoo tage lng The Cétgars have gained more|and gloomy, overcast days tend| cena County and Montmorency wag still in full pita quae a Cewins “Enerast. one "| Both tearhs suffered severe in-| vary Baptist Church Sunday School vavlan'e tam, Tin GA Subgound |e, Ot elt site of the Beaver’ | cog to dampen the| County we saw more birds on | disgust, we hung the ‘20° on the | Cleveland. ooo tye jonas 2 | Jonna bboy —_ tert yesterday that he'll give 10 per = L The S3. 710-pound |line than they have hitting the enthusiasm of the | the Whole than we saw at this |rack, picked up the old ‘16° and| wesrum: Lamun, Newhouser 5) Nariesttltg have Gace @ kas usa oe standout on defense and caught 4|"""™ most dedicated, time last year [within five minutes bagged a part-| (3).,.Moss! <6) Garcia’ () and Hegan. W-}) 1) MN ee and tata | aie ca ec heen” agen passes for 67 yards. With ist down on the 13, Wash- hunters. We were| Probably much of blame for an ridge) Home run—Cleveland, Majeski. Art Michalik poe Don ete alan Pies oy he ma t hi a tither— a ington State sent the fullback, about to wire the | apparent scarcity of birds lies in Went back to Curran for a final FINANCIAL FIGURES received bad knee injuries and/|to nial a = e 7 cera Lo Ge 2 a SS ’ boss for an emer- | their concentration in alder bot- one with the boys and saw Bob} sentence pie rae Rams’ end Bob Carey may be lost| earned $2.50 w ky re a new pez to t cold. One 2nd down, the tailback gency recall aft-|toms and their almost complete men bag his Ist pat. Robert's | (net }—$1 906,303.28 indefinitely with a knee injury oe 00 weekly as a news- ° tailed to gain off left tackle a fi riends and relatives are hereby | ; # share — $234,990.52 =e Big Welcome on Kee os Gh te tor an Seale |lnck of was. for the time being: of advised to equip themactves with | Com" ea spemr_ dere, wayne ; * J e 7 b = ] ‘ , . “ In Home Town yards from the right sideline, still pour last night, | recall finding them in years past with "Ed (ne - = Dito| Lew conn VE LEVELAND (A) Pontiac = Ow ned Trotter Is on the Beavers’ 13, you, the Wash- but there were | We'll cajitiously predict that when t4 choot ane gene pee Leckmenio's oo omunt 36.8 TAMPA, Fis. @® — Plans were | ington State quarterback these . some signs of im-| the leayes thin a bit and the sun p69, } rkss | § 2 3 cPopelf .1 0 0 Mi hi F l I | eng completed today for a rour [plays 1. 2° 3 and 4: | PATTERSON provement today, |eomes/out for more than three {the effeq that it wasn'ta very |e’, 41 ave ot 88 ichigan Futurity Winner ing celebration to welcome home| Running pass to the passer’s left. ae oe working in any og tay agi BIG woodcock, nor a: very fast|;2omR*?* 273 Rows. $9 1, Among & group of Pontiac area | rent meeting at the Jack- Al Lopez, manager of the Cleve-| Tailback off Beavers’ left tackle.| y..1 about everywhere we've | past /two or three. | flyer Wiliams 20 2 ¢ 8 Wertkiv ¢. 3 3) race horse owners none is more | Son Raceway. Pastime ‘ land Indians. Tailback around-Beaver's right|been so far hunt diffi- ‘The eriler' tisity tracked do Bow and arrow deer hunters |Liddiep 3 @ @ Dentess 3 1 ¢@|proud over this year’s results than Lawrence and Pastime Kay, a .— ws end. r bunters report y trac wn | aren't having much better tuck |Wilbelmp 1 0 0 Megane =) oO . half-sister of Lawrence will trot culty in finding birds and a general | brother Bob Patterson at Hidden! than bird hunters, but of course |“™°P™? °° © Mi» 0 0 6 Frank :Lobeck. Lobeck, operator | » Bands, beauty queens. civ- Medium long pass with ends} impression seems to be developing |Nalley, and in company with him! they're mst ce neeustemed to Narieskip o8 0jof a breeding farm for standard- oe Pre. F ic clubs, junior basebal! teams, | CTOSS!s. that the pat population is down{and George Hodges of Lake An- quick success, We've seen a cow | © ee le tals t iced berneen fs ti . Pastime Lawrence is a son of fans and other friends of Lopes = elsewhere on the sports | considerably from last year. gelus and his son Jim Hodges of ple dog-sieeg dors ace . far bRegalade 1 0 1 orses . a — Ophir Guy, and Laura Lee, both dived pte ls pee _On the strength of our own ob- |Seattle, worked over some of but nothing im the trophy class. eee te gyre ee reces ek OE enc soee ee ac. «Football Result onion Giants Smee | Exiise-} | STE aoe ; | . ° the average bow hunter, despite aHit home run for Narleski tn Sth a ye awrence, S-year-old . : a rey ound, There will be a parade from Al d CSU 5 World Cha p1on Giants the exaggerateg precautions | opine, for Moe igaith im 7th colt. Lawrence won the coveted |WOr!d champion trotter (1:55.14 Field, Tampa's new base . a MIGAN SCORES P against being recognized as bu- GBtruck out fet Gere to me Michigan Futurity event at the a hy and a half-brother of Lae age ; fe vale, gemepeis. (pret en _,| Adrian fair recently Maxmillian, which recently set a ris egw om ~~ (Wont Keep Lineup Intact ics rit many at | ged a cj SIS | gears carangy to arand tae, |P0°d of 2:2 fr tear tot Cont Mi n 60, Tl, Bt. @ NEW YORK @® — The New| season, took one World Series con- them affect, make some remar* | ror in 2nd), caren & ine 2, Thomp- This dark bay trotter also won ters, at Wolverine Raceway. As cetttostes © ,,', | Fork Clanta won the World Series |tat and saved another. Mays ld | (OU ease errors M Mentng |e, So's Wiites” Gt'startn | tating te Welt Recerey |Vonnie Colby Wi . jeague tting with a 45 . : onnie Co inner Kalamazoo T, DP—Thom Williams to Marshal! 67, West. have no intention of standing pat | average. One example will suffice, A rye . orth, LOB—New York | Tophy in two heats. Lawrence - st. Norbert (Wis) 20. Mich. Tech 14 - the lineup a turned _— A * ¢ e | strip nyt grounds of a com- {,_cirveind : BB Lemon 3. Lede took all three heats at Adrian of Trans-Miss Event Sumi: Sh thk Seat 6 ggest surprise in many a base- so on the basis of age, Feeney} mercial hunting outfit near Curran Lemon §. Liddle 2. Garcia |, Wihetm 1, Irving Utter was the dri THOMASVILLE, G IP). ball season. holds every . BO-Le 1-4 (pitched ver. He a, (UP) — Misnewste on, Fi 9 There’ be some changes."’ said ot veins renoy ephemera ear ereanles “About all a hunt three batters te Sih. Rewhouser 13 handles all Lobeck’s horses, és | Young Vonnie Colby of OSU 21, California 13 . . e Irvin may be y a eT | (pitched to two batters tn Sth), Narieski | well as driving for Lobeck’s broth- | Fa. won her 1st major golf tourn- Purdue 27, Notre Dame 14 Vice President Chuck Feeney al- | downhill, By the time the 1955 sea- Would have to do to assure himself | ®-1!, Moss! 1-2. $-6%,.. Wilhelm ; s Uae 1d. 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OPENING WITH NATIONALLY advertiseq company Pontiac women, 18-55 as $350 month. Qualify NOW! 23,000 jobs Gel PREE 309 r < now. Ross Studio, 3148 Keego Harbor __ GRADUATE PIANO lessons $1. Mrs. Henry 86 Starr. Work Wanted Male 10 ACCOUNTANT Office Manager Myers. Pi. tile Sead ty. FE 5-s084 ® ® y. 5 CEMENT CARPENTRY, CABINETS, eling & siding. D. M. Wright. FE 4-0720. — EARPENTER—DONT “KNOW IT ell” Only @ yrs. of exp. FB _1-0274. EXPERIENCEr pclae EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. FOR neral home, new and repeir. 4-42106. __ . HAND DIGGING, ANY KIND. Large grass, Weeds and bush cut- ting. Lawn work and light haul- ing. PE 4-3284. ee EXPERIENCED PARTY WOULD ike work as caretaker. Write _ Pontiac Press Box 16 i* _ MAN WANTS WORK FOR BOARD _Snd_ room, FE 23-8568. Work Wid. Female 11 Bookkeeper-Typist Varied experience. peyroll. taxes, general ledger, financie! state- ments Have car. FE 4-5144. or PE 2-4530. COLORED GIRL DESIRES WORK, Wednesday through Saturday. Housework or care of children, Can live in. FE 27-1339 COLORED WOMAN WANTS PART- _time work FE $277: COLORED WOMAN WANTS housework Mon. Wed Fri. $7 Pius bus fare FE 47740. EMPLOYEPS ATTENTION Let us solve your persona] prob-" lems. Applicants pre-tested, ref- erences checked. with a follow- up to) determine satisfaction. Ne charge to emplovers.. Confidential, BOND EMPLOYMENT $3\4--W" Huron ____FEGeral_ 44468 PauiLY WASHINGS WANTED OR FARM HAND 3. Taylor 43 Irwis LADY WISHES WORK BY baY. ee FE #0770 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE. _Phone MA 42603 evenings - MIMEOGRAPHING. TYPING. 6BG- retarial service. EM 3-2842, WILL’ WATCH CHILD. DAYS. FE 5-2928 WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK @ hours. Housework or troning gis _perienced $1 hour, FE ‘7-061. WILL CARE FOR CONVAIES. cent lady or man in ny home _Doctors_ relerence FE 49093 WASHINGS AND IRON ; wanted. FE 4-4390 RONIROS WASHINGS & IRONINGS FE 2-4900 Building Service 12 PPPLIPALPLI DA © RAR DAD COMPLETE REMQDELING AND Modernizing service. Attic rooms recreation rooms, dormers. addi- tions. complete apartment altera- tions. custom building. F.H.A. fi- nancing. FE 4-5470. Al PL TILE. BATHROOM and k Alec floor tile FE ~ 5-0054. - ALTERATIONS. REMODELING. Tepairing, ca = re entty and Masoa meat wort, Als ca , stimates. Phone OR 3-6951. "Gem. Oley chamenee imnoe bad r © job too large or too sma work. Ph. FE 4-964. AND ROOF REPAIR. ~_ also Toots tarred FE bisa. - CEMENT Ww , Moors, “ratwails, env ene FO GR 8 SUES Fed SABE SS | A EES BE : + ream | NEL AMEN Se pesca aren neat oe enc 5 We Sari g Be ao relates ; ‘ ; rt ' mF . if Z 3 . , PS - Si ae . { Ake s : , : a ‘ / ae ; ay Sat - es Few aor ia a ia _ ‘ , oo, f ‘ . “ NG bee : s a). Sn SOP , ge ai THE PONTIAC PRESS;-~MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1954 . s _ i, _.. TWENTY-SEVEN - ae Furnished 35| Hotel Rooms | % , oo Week : 1° Also i. te Y neon ‘Apartments | 7 re rn Costing end vetrigotets : =. Aubura | , q ‘ ‘R 4 "Tl Rent Stores 40) awe TYPE auELL GOOD TO. | sols Cass ELIZABETH i Poe —. Sn, | cation FE 2104. . a a =]. the corner of Perry and Joslyn i hod . |S Srivede “esor PE cae ATTENTION come butt 8a 44 mosh ie. —_ ~~ | \ INVESTORS bain apt Rearouaby priced. bub- : STORE 20x75 FT. Brick from. and cinder block =| - KCREACE MAIN CORNER ween, “Sere eh we, | Lovely 1 ecres, rollins KEEGO HARBOR 27 stores, with full bese | ees ene ee mee | Rear 25 feet can be used| | wai Total of 2400 square RIDGEWAY , ™| as part of store or apart-} fess. Showmg about 8 per |, uo oan ment, located on main| is (epretuction cont ep. nm es corner in Keego Harbor naa Ce Aen at stop light. Reasonable] | astie R Tripp. Realtor | 4 ja Drevica : rent, will lease. See own-|22,.w Lawrence fi Rves.| pelev-.3 vans. er at store. ve i: or FE living room 2 eet _ | 95 nay Fo pete marron | fae, of Etat anf ee Rent Office Space 41 FARTRIDOE (8 THE "BIRD TO| iio down sxyment “ nnn ~- | SACRIFICE 81.500 —BauTtY. |” In Drayton Plains OFFICE ON M50 (HIGHLAND a en eas furnace, ga- Lan + oma. bates Rd) Light and heat furn EM _payment. FS — Low down ee oo sa ——|i"noom nove caRDRox| Buckhaty teanies oa tee For Sale Houses 43) ford: Seal toot terme rats Coe ee This Week's Special | Sele Eves come ot Oo}. In Drayton Plains |} COOLEY LAKE - | “sigs, ssrment, nome, Lotus Late. home pt eee oF dst are | CFO. MARBLE, Realtor| teres, pais. Put path and fi “This must be ane of those ‘sculpt-it-yoursef’ jobs!” wv See ein, | Pune Oh Sib Open ; 3 Tom oil eat extra lot New treme oe bed. FPG! | Wanted Real Estate 324| Rent Apts. Furnished is| COMMERCE AREA | ,, .LUMPHRIES | ite com ian, ot bok ,* os ee PPP PPP PP iricerador , q New ranch type .ome pleasing to; home when you “faapect ° this 4 >. els , : >| the eve. Real honest to goodness| bedroom 2 bath aome just this a, a, on the es ie”. colina’ Unnenie taa | Sor decoration: in y American . L G DD . coanas Om, dere kitchen 204 Dinie_Hey_O8_ $504 or Redeesss down sole as e : \ . circular drive, BE we 40 , ‘ COMPLETE SET-UP. Very lovely ; af a farm = home. a yagi 4 E : th Btone _ fireplace. New BRICK njoy the | Ekca" "tet Eke te | RANCH HOMES 4 . SEMI-FINISHED ___.. i Lake |Humphries| © ONLY : ‘os REALTOR _FE2-0474 $750 DO i Living — lex secepryoue ese:| | 760 JOSLYN ROAD : A. JOHNSON, Realtor 00M @ KITCHENETTE |¢ ROOM AWt own eT ORT tions LAKE ORION 4 FE 4-2533 Sad au, NODE 30 the Year | _ Santriar anit |* “BETTER HURRY ! 2-BEDROOM . Home . . RANCH TYPE) Possibility | | ET. Terpeton Reaor me) Gee ey Gee in Beautiful openers Se | 2 | . 3 ot Mgt | Rent Apts pears or Ua ohn. | Crescent e| eo 3 ES 2 : Country Club Se oo ESSE : : Le :| Subdivision Sod A. JOHNSON, Reshtor |. shoo, EFTEWENETER Wa | Seay FR” STO) pirate Bench tr meetente BROS +1704 S. Telegraph Rd._ an eee az C ; $300 Down “Pepe On 20 we on 34m CASH Sot es Ete ae SS eee ee 47 Per Mo. }ror te ~ : Executive ... Settlement 1 ROO Leh BATE ' g » Set $7,000 Professional Man ‘Bree ay 6: . rege | tan Full Price sine Model Now Open for Inspection _| HOW TO GET THERE Ese as ee| a es CASH BUYERS i ts z- | . uli itt é G) ~ i G at > Nol] lease rt: : tak few feom offers the family fer marted . 34322, 3 Crescent Lake ‘aibdir re . Wateh ee seehuaton - steoret 4 }- of ns” 3 drones, “Bt For Rent ooms Saturday ovedey and ender, attached 2 car garage, much iw 44 : oe owe. Built be ale Construction batten storage owner a the Onkisea 357 i : i PH =f) i : Fr i hi } LIncoln 4-4900 oc (Room howe tanom ior | u - | modern apartment building a. hay Meng meer supeom INCOME “| eetee . a 1 [t— TE a Fg ge pared, lsurests ED. NORDMAN . ae ee, oe ADAMS md, “osestent net iur"hurscce | ete wit thor noRRAL Bata hed, GEAR SLEEPING ROOM Fi DRAYTON PLAINS ARE CRONT reer a | — aap. | TARGE AOREPING ROOM WEAR| house on tee tot Ful pet. sil} NOW ONLY = DOWN, fort WHITE opm PE ote | cs ce ee mere, Cue 8 Fee or pres HANNAN aw aa Realtor cS Sas dice ent 1 mine living reom ais z te i ij Ashes circulator 3 blocks to school nicely remode cot- OR : AR GENERAL | super markets On bus line Oniy| tage O09 ft of sandy mo PRE MT RINNEY eS ee | eae a) | BROS. CCOUNTING szn ce s000 neree Ra ; week. 160 a PAST SIDE R. J. VALUET, Realt Phone ON 31872 of OR 31760 | out them. Reward. PE 5-0822, bus- TORS “os week, 169 Judsom, . . * . J. VAL ; . ; w Uawiey. PE eae, cme Nias & 3 wre” Presines cog. bade ; One, we “ private entrance s Pine eneetO Rooms 3 bedresme, Boirk set span in- | 348 Ootiand ave, re Som pte? “? Foot Specialist 154) Notkes & Porsontle. ~| "Wanted Real Estate 2a Rent Apts. Furnished 33) Bi +38 | ateeriwo ra WORE. | Avtar, Roreq cutee S100 2" Grit. TmaDe EQUITY Om ¢| woe rolMias Gar ie oot | DR A. A, KANTER. roor spr. 4 CALL TODAY WILL GET FREE ~ eaead adden ie maces DPS Ee Ree Sree cess | Poruucen, Gn~ 3-128 “faom modern home for $1 of ‘60) mnie home. for omly S180. giafist, 3% 5. Seguew ® PE } —i~gy - Ba RY ps nonggg te wires longed are = gh ge Saturdays — FOR COLORED _housetrailer, OR 31931 ote coun ae 2 lots, close Garden Plow 16A | ANY GIRi aN NEEDING MAHAN HAS BUYERS! 7% Privete " eotrence * hot — S Thorpe. ag ye gy A Fy ’ om AKE A TIP , : = ving arid GIRL OR WOM.N . YOU WANT ACTION {3 ~4 ) “+ ing | —a , bus service Union Pc [OOM FOR CLEAN | ™0dern. On paved street. 2 car mea en 5 Good Sees GOERS | pu sanant grt ge ee ecg pose soo |GET Ra OTN | PE Reet me | aay ae, "Praga EnS | See Tt as ba) ae i ROOM NEAR Pisiien id welcome. $14 a week, Call ache = Mrs. Blackerby, FE > re +. 97.500. Terms. : er| Spr utmod, sien eos inens. ‘Men, only “Pa stin = fe po : " |AEEPINO ROOM TADIES FRE! ADAMS REALTY CO. | ommy rnar meputse. pict . mbes Games : yer | eae. eo SO. | oe —e,, oe aa; | 388 Aubura Ave. PE 4-3303| the phone. Dial “E 40571 & 3 SSeS, hee | poo a a rsaz | fam ee Bee EN | Gttomes Be Korum "aves rll” AKE ORION | te festa fete | faz" don, erage matey . Jee, aoa cloning Calls today | ment, west side. FE 62003. | eat tuntore Prat, 2 ea) om Room FORT ORF GIRS OR) DON Loe cee ie front’ home| ie Tandacaped lot 4. brand. new Caareome, peraee Terms. —s | CURTAINS Fst "rte. Ve ee “inre es nde PR oda | Ferimneg, Reverences eet | ea aLEEPIRO yee ee! tw ‘al wash: | poten seRVIGE—GONFL|YOU BOY Ir WELL INGUNE rr |? ROOMS AND BATH. paivaTe | Fe +1001 __ | WARM. CLEAW SLEEPING ROOM | Fecreation room finished in knotty JOSEPH F. REISZ able materials, expertly finished |.~ Gentia} i oan ~ entrance Coup.¢ onl érink- | UNPURNISHET 3 ROOM APART-| Y"R qorege i orivals Dome re | pine. 98 of lake frontage and} Y'ALL COME and see the mow. 53% W. Huron 8t. en latest AvTOMAT |. Sone soteees — expert- ers, Near Au urn Heights. rE pent. Call after ». Rial 4 Ave ' >! Ln ain - Me hove iistes. Wet cnemple @ 0% | 7 24000 : Cos Eves. LAUNDRY. 3 N. Sm 5-7861, — —— = MAHAN 7 LARGE L ¥ Jah, --—J YY - < ea ; a Mit informétion. Priced st only Tees foom brick ‘near Lake Angelus Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-| Mrs. _ PE 24814 3 eel EeOrn rene AN us paw gy wdbone dll eS aoe 2 — oe the best at bargain price, Just Williams Lake Area q ee. Pontiac Laundry FE ry N REALTY bags seouhe = 8", ‘and | Call FR 2-0668. é ‘l NICE ROOM POR MAN NEAR| Ranth home with two large bed-| reduced to oon. he. ease from RANCH TYPE HOME 03 dentia. reports ‘ Member Real Eet Exch Inc. entrance, Adults. 28405. _|S ROOMS AND GARAGE. AUTO- Office, FE 40768. | Pooms, a 21° living room, full $9,975 up Call us Ya Hear?. 4 suuee’ aie m= as LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-| ence. License’ vanced ea" resi ~ Call A aR { LOWER. UTIL iTins FUR- LJ ye - e- ey —an easy way to fill $12 and =. ; japarim ents neéds:' The Classified ROOMS Wii TV. pete te Dhan ate pe LISTINGS WANTED ovction} Sen the Want Ads NOW for whatever RURON worm.” cusAs i. you want. ° Ee. Sy Ben’ a Te } 381 6. Marshall TE emG . akc koe ; bo oe er ye : ; : : ’ - Yy / . Pee ‘ sm ¢ = ud \ » Z ; 2 é : i 7 = i ; : 4 oy, oes & : $ , . “ eee, : : ‘ | "2 ; : P J T : f . . — * be, a YS) Se ee a eS a ee Eee For Sale Houses ‘43! For Sale : — HE PONTLAC PRESS, M a ok . “ + ~ : Sale Houses .43) For . MONDAY. ; : : | wirm 2 ela Sale Houses , OCTOB K, . uses ~43| CARNIV. ER 4, 1954 “ty ee * Siny-| SILVER LA t y AL ' 7 a ere . KE, BRICK by Die Tere ye A HOME.OF YO ~~] home a a , —y¥, ajo UR | Se a," 2! — For Sale Leake eo OWN © | Trohees rome, inves — 4 Fs our, o Prop. 44| Sale Business Property 42 f Seminole F : whe and 4 a fh. deep. W poy ; ae. Rie somunin ee Sal Stadt Seee ad wan # sotnges. Wax above NORTH TELEGRAPH. / — — orice 8 ORLY $3,000 "a fh. noned for business. Prop . Se 2 oe J, R. HILTZ cotal 1 erty now las ¢hedrm mm raat ee | Seo a hak dake gine 4 Le Oi toss parece, . Rae in ie Se oe ; mediate possession—owner FE 6-6101 ; rage for tourist’ Saat a one fo Morn SED HORSE | Siriaas / ’ ‘Eli : 6019 CASS ww i : _ ,HOUSTON-HEATLY areal aged en . x wera a ae SS / Crystal st. MU ¢7335 os ene Quer, A.J course A nN ‘esort “4A. FLOYD KENT, Realtor / ‘ . 90,060 Fy | wr Ped 6 adenGutts E renc ; / a Ra ad » hy gh A BR ~ de te ° ATTENTION ER! ex cthes. mast Disks places" 3140 W. a eet West Side ball on ranch eg cobte ov Ricart ot oe nes uy ee ee a-441t| A fine fom clear lot, with the ‘best. of, mer pccemanatoten 30, Serena va | RentaLenee frame. 5 bedruss, voctinane, tee- ah wortmanship. \Thts an ialow eas, PE | NOON Bus. Prop 49A full’ dining 1 and RF on exterior Sale Suburban COMMERCIA om sBrcdnte pe yoom.| inside, yout finish the Prop, 45A oo wiih fl basement a pe nd and peesession. pr uring Lk. Si oe os “napection atthe career of sat conven ET POR Six Room Ranch promi i Se ae When Winter comes Sees beauty shop, uncle . due off eizabest, Take, a | ine Gly kirpor "* “ * —be warm and cory foom of cleabing Gepok Inquire ? ! - z Ce pow pe gh aga F. Cc W peti pene of your | Business Opportunities 51 e Front : lL ; o us now on ad w~ © Geneve 4 ~ REALTOR can be the answer to asadann BUSINESS FRONTAGE Cor ‘ ranch type hom 3 bath" site anni ‘estes | OR > watome Ra. & M-t0|C your housing prob- cevec. Meme coc? =r 8 Pr} lems. For i | |_Elizabeth Lik citmie. Will lease. $1,000 or instance: Elizabeth Le. rd. FE ¢s0st Bix Dows a, ME OR “locos Mover red 20s YR Weoriie, Very. gonveniet ia| setae Se a ee ES i. Be Comfortable & C i?) rod First. | ‘a ut] ES PL cmech tats TRADE omfortable & Cosy |" | RE t an CONTRACTS 2 FAMILY DUP LEX Fa ets want ts po pe oleae: ano Ay a irae TY SALON, Close tm location heme only attrac heating problems oing business will sacrifice NICHOLIE Priced en foe Bring teem 4 ints so| ‘avondale brecns Sear the cauipoed, Oecung rs j space ed st. i on \ John ANDHARCER Co.” | Sh. cS8s tart 2p peek meee a See Seca eee | Winter Wis Tet | Sfececsh ohn K. Irwin [oss AR soe | WESTSIDE rg] See Fa : = SS Ser, ates] Sitter, Winds Cant | ee : ion ee BS one| WESTSIDE BeoRM| |S Saar eee Sac a esces tes Be 2 , BOWLING ALLEY. : ‘ . 8 room fr . DRM. Waterf now, aren't we on canis ek Sostty secu, This large house, nestied | counter "end "es tables, lunch : § room frame oo 140 foot comer | [ic® 4 room erfront » pop? The Of beat and water. te 6 fine old erchard ts as sede’ ten seal onan pe ) ( =I] foo strain home Thar | St peimied, wale Very eset Fer Sale Houses For Sele How = eke sauToaoe| Ate’ ateretemer, Ti “7 = i , : tae MODERN can’ room — je gas fireplace ae 975 Baldwin — . East Side RIDGEW K. L. Templeton Real BV OWNEN § ROOMS AND BATH. een ae tae 3 ACRES $5000 = $14,000 os — + all tile kitchen ~ Ca are ey EZ, terme on this ¢ m8 Bais Y Cnneng tine Ba Pu com cutre let, clase te school. 30st |” Fae ee — | Me wt ean es|: Segen See | ught Stealing !! win args = ve cae | a eS _Proge Royal Out" Liseotn basis. rr i sae + Bxeqtent declies owe | you "aterm for’ only 88.000: down: Sara a" Ta = Tem oe gTaEN | Sacha | "WHITE. | SSE ee: fos falter ae ha thou bens $6 200 beer weet _——e. and| stores. bus near Po * . tools are inc = business ——s Beek bidg., Bee buy to $800 DOWN ‘ see : cooked. => stores bus nes, $3000 a = By price of og win eae al asp ome Peeees| SFeess| BROS, [ese —~ eck “) FOR oF | Ls and . eat pao om. oe PER MONTH IN- ites down oem, 90.300 en #1200 Down . ew, ene oe OR . moc wee |. Hunters— Fishermen! @ good oar: AXES AND INSUR- went ef Pentie yoom. home “with 120, 7,8 | ventent 3ot me E ep—taetedes; bast goods set Soe eas geod ANCE 3 BEDROOMS, FULL ag Shae ary on! none iy gwar: aapen, ons ua - HENRY. Ine. ond onot fishin. ine maria guppies BATH, FORCED or more particulars. | PERR ee dase: | Michigan | ave “otiered "1 Sha’ cs | mores uve, so enn) gator ws rae acer, ea | brane i, ae te hy ay LEFT, FOR FURTHER | ST, SRY, near echests ee nice chen, eee .| Sleriog veusestt "Fakes "toe poy hy fe Sale Suburban Prop avn we ee oe other fulapes end many SMATION CALL THIS OF- walls oak and pine Otterea at ee Eston’ Rd call MAple b-900s a - 45A fi -- yw EE -- FICE, furnace. auto gas oa] 4 LAKE FRONT Obey Tha tet eenae. Chose to bu - STATE-WID =t ete All this for garage, plavbouse mice lo vee: 2. 2 bedrooms. rear pobey That Impulse! ing dutence’ of'3 factories. tins town, we. A. ent dette. eat end clean. Pell pemeg"ts lpeved siren ena | Often cur phone and dial 4 ACRES Real Estate, Service. of Peatine : ; wan eats Loe Gown” tome te cet ee oe Excellent location : Sank Cosomaaer. . com tte 00 Down KENNEDY RUETTEMORS STREET. 6 pom Mf, Ep « AYS to . a eseee OE toes feoss,teshe S18 te secon proere,bome._ biackios _sivect Russ hy Fg, ] Belg Tet Tang orvieees | “win tous FILLING stATION Wena! nina room ‘Teese nmauvon fall basemept elt heck ya sell Young | = A=“ PPINESS | San ae gris nee Fm ose fut vin Open Evenings viens, Oh AO ss Ww. aoe 4 hisue tom all Fe full we in ta AND SPORT: * Siendicon Pack ee . fully modern East Side Qtrective features Ais has «| Soees,. Prices heme or bas aan ving Ops | come cle cnszets i houses, sm ureter” house Do ig omemtiae, oft te home 3 Lake. $12,000, —o pe weet. Onily| 00 Term $14. placed on fin Ka 3, home basement, fly kitchen, f inds trees of 3 ee good business tn | } beeeed Coa ane. | 3 large bedrooins . . of lake frontage te a ee stove | ml A. real tn area. Terms. Ast fer M —— a fa Sieh ee a fe .. tig’ window 1982 compe? 5.5 CLARK Px Da drhaet St frees, Tal yp —— Aw SSx180 fl. are some wf lot fa ro oa Detroit Broadway 4 aa , room real din- w. * bedroom | ly make lot natural t that ony : __ 17305 Ww a: 4 = Sa arate Saige tchen, te Cooperative Real Estes Bechengs| terme. a, Ss a Sas, landscaping » Deine well | 980, Ree yy a Byes Stout, Realtor ONCE IN A LIFETIME 123 | Ges te Cc 2 The hodse twice as Beauti- inetd down, $52.00 raliNic: : a ee PE 54-6165 OPPOR TRY = . f . ED HORSE Werre ‘sold ta oupee. . 7 \ . 2 LUCKLER REALTY pn ll ri-level “wah e — MORTOAOR AT a insurance. OI . “eo: Manufacturer TUNITY , a selves. Priced ‘ah Sinton O EE cen tr ee LA sad ae F sme Sol a ene Bs j , —s p e 500, il LIGHMON PE 62 —- | carpeted ivi beautiful kitch- LAR : yer. All jobber 6 Rooms—9 Acres SwhEn ) BEDROC = pent North Off Joslyn . al Lane oo nl I S| 4 2. =} ome E FAMILY? or Sale Lots 46 cccounta equipment raw mac | Le . > _m. k- S We, hage two com FOR BETTER HOMES ‘ wel, electricty.| *O™ ee a the view por “Sat to choose . this BUILDERS — ~ baal ogg $5.06 Soe Lo | 50M HOM Gite location ‘pri Romen in suB $995 DOV pene BE oe wy prose “boughs | stirective _naer Welton Bive- 7] ATTENTIO Ttnetthtp. Write Pentine | of “tee Deve : 00, Terms . yee at $10.- Lovely 1 room brick - DOWN os oo lake to mervel- cueasaes Aatase aak ceo ae. 60 lots near NTION | Boe Write Pon fren, fareenine. see Se bal bas i ‘deen Rodvosmss up end 3 orl vecen Aaa ~ 3 soom, Gincttc,| mat wee rit ap eutomediic oe has 0 spe. | section Win Watestord. improves | TRUCK STOP_DOING GOOD BUS. ~- | _ wake Set BSS! Lesii Fecreation ae? Gk. aoe tuto, best} says le a nee — Soe le wil’ xeaange for’ ri bet. Bos aslie R. Trip Realt Purnece room and built in Lake a -Y fom A “Tt would oa broker heat, space for recreation, ; + scaange for land Tt Rd op John R, & De- Kinzler Ww Open Pp, Realtor | ot and laundry ber. | _Re. no Ot a ee ee eee ae cous ad cee eo _FE 71611. Auburn Ave. ro Maree st. . Realtor family, 2 T SIDE 2 Ww. fo rast oe cetel car rage a aoe ELA Orion, Mich a of 34.080 ” ok eat oe lots, iar esi . MARBLE, Realtor fo ut to SELL REALTOR Palak 15 5a Income G16 “ered street, 63.000 PE s-sie or PE s2008 grerioek: ge ag The — Sryetainhed minimem of 06.00 cove Me with | street. Offered tor toot. Paved | : Antgrocevite, Re, Watertord rarrtge ix Fie Bind te en SELL — REALTOR austenes WEST _ et ely. tnown —_ = heat newly dece : = ae. food eel abe FRIENDLY eT Rh go] Sp BE ween och IE aNDARG : Ly Ot your ile, thie. preys a Bk | Sinead” toad hina eed] EAST PIK | _Bwewer ite. OT Fe ee ‘ : eeeres. . gor _gerage. Bus . a ge Z life this property will - pots an agent will for ‘AST PIKE INCOME 2 LOTS. s5x170 > s town. foctring live in aon teman on MeLANTY ENT room, home" komt, income, AT teat a Fy te urn | io hee ee B3 oft, Miltoré MUtual 1214, = SHR. om | SESE SIKNUDSEN| “ues: | Bee ee ene, mae a #55 rm renting RR avts.. renting 2 dandy Li lease BER SHOP OR ¥ = tee a eo LOTS i ing ‘distance "to," Wise Bchoot | West Si ce month. Ful’ Basement off eat imorovements in. Priced #190 a. Bib Union take Ra rent. : Need feom three bedroom ESTABLISHED anzious to sell Schoo! est Side LI 3-9611 - | at screens, lot cme erms. For information 6750 es. 2 Re. 4 Bedrooms? privileges. Only #2.55 Secken! teks | SCOTT = a es he le] bedrm | home within Lise ui saeer| EoUR I VRaTAENT in ECU Spears, FE bases amet ih ‘ PJ on oS SST tea ved reed Avurec ot. | Young RON GARDE: Sten ee a schools, $1,000 DOWN ™ SECURE | +108. "0 W. Pue, PE : . : st 136 East feed Attractive S-bedrm Youns Papen gpa! Sowntown, “bug and shoppine| fon. “Conevntent Te AN Ttrl ps a ae WEST SUBURBAN re aa Ted “bath. | modern home f ring out of etty| sition and ‘bas atm good com | per tot 3 beat me gout con | FOU BUY ir WELL InsOuE rr| fm tached ech eee ge cor | Oe, Gas tame F nest. ‘Lane yment e@ for 9. low down sir heating ‘ofl fired — furnace, 3° s, b oat, : INSURE IT/ communit living in a planned 18 THE “ Ps the ~ jot hy F extra large — only 98.280. 130 va'S car garage. lot - is Wxi¢ living room. kitchen 100 men ranch hom: BIRD" TO SEE het oe ts Se Se |cecnnae ais | Reise wm be sine i ew rea Bloomfield Highlands aie, wel Sure te. AH AN porth of ane ety limits on wat | _ $3,000 A WEEK ; ee Cail eviuh "sh tee' does, | tecome” This aiferds 6 _— rom * Y ym | wee ; -_ -~ eae = Ried Maown, | fucome” Tie aifords good. > Corie OPEN o6 a oe, ‘uinlly home with| modern ome. with stairway to Waten. tor the Perry ‘acres sign. | ter” eterTie secinsee Gta te. . LeBaron School LAWRENLE W. drm i he a A. JOHNSON : Cecaaa 8 oar pa Barner | —— attic a an ociant ace. REALTY CO. REALTORS Close to. Masao daily La each week This is = ae 3 immaculate home of- month, Pl Cacoment we NSON, Realtor ee i ees of taal i oe ae ee ee we Real Estate Exchange Genuiid tee ontiac fold mine grocery that truly 0 : 3 dedreome and eS a | Arner FE 4-2533 roa wee cae! ah Heore are e few of FE 2-263 on fo ee fvchaars Mea bane nae . pe @rive to peo 1704 Ss Tele be this home 5 you. poh —. will please Opes Eves ‘tll 9: sun. 104 and ~ Mn mete a ane coljing oan wee cares —_ Sees |" ONE STORY Wo awn tal price sia sn Telegraph Rd. | WM. H. KNUDSEN |. INCOME wer a TT Se Suto Sees = Teer at git aod flow. ONE STORY | home, oak firs ‘row . : REALTOR - Natl, Sito. ¢ euartmente.. 2 apert: _—___ Post orrice “"™ - Drayton Plains HOTEL, LIQUO j eiouLb ‘sxx,’ . celles. basetieat « heored. altie, ist si rm “na seats NNE npeti Pe. FE 2-5320 Smeg - BM tew ce eenouen ten it, % Excellent building ecg ar) brick OR on eke y pine kitchen . ae grits . 7—Hit_Pontigs Mate Bank Bie neighborhood walls. Good | Situated $1,509 DOWN drive you~ own Easy to} 2s the in small busy to . Total grive il we A ee Ee ea eg Sag ROCHESTE —_— 912.800. with terms.| 2 on 1 acre of ini mea Vere ued euthanased Sone ee ee toi $850 Down S Lerms Call PE ae oe "Saaeenea OFFERS 7 oo ft STER AREA HA e. f moni west of Tel lad just | % 9650 with 966 porhood. Low | 1¥ decora corner location, all new: ; : a e, breese erraph Rad Aown. é porated. New new Five soem ONE OF THE BEST. Tatge shedy lawn lot sive: ist : es Urine stkcs f momer bes: EN shaded Und flowers. Located "os Suburb: room rentals pias aAdiinnal’ te ; ~. Re NE OF THE BE 130 a -198x | 2 rooms. Snack bar postany bed- | 9s paved road. Ideal tor sears on | 5 Secrest * trutt fe come, Duy real estate, interns | . ‘Sita “ BRICK Tasch pe : EST iarbe sik eee. Goeee" and bes iia siniomaaal to —pisted._Seerinee,_OL_> ly, com- ee Bes, - ea conn retired couple Teled ariee at a level | lana on Seed berries. Nice and ali for only eaae._ Oxtares | are | Soe) Se S| Downtown gag «| eet eR a ae ety nee ae a) ET S| gy a ee : rive: Lt sees tee, with paved _— new . 5 + Pa erm feom medere a 6 ae Sn fee ..58 Investors—here is a Lake. Privi pa Poy real money make Ths ts a7 loca- place in 20 ft gerock root, dining . living | end. gar BREEZEWAY p stantial investment sub- e. rivileges deel ated in Dusy small. for $950 Dow wo chow Reassannly priced. wit pitture window. It tie poe OP = lily pont lol [rm ay os a one leon entirely qoparate, Apt eoasicte of A beautif ~ lot on the -b ment. ewe Eucclieet sou * eye egafereaes eis] | ey sa Mein ie ia] Setoa ter ae saat] Sa Pied toad. Hving room. Seite acter] tals Ac Ba Rn Br | ang mer ootiage 2 miles rmeton’ St. for i Seat aaskee Gas attached a — <4 reom mod- haya Ranch type ee ag yl BES a space, new rumen with dining Rd. $850 Fone speptig AI = tal tere oo ements alone bring ~ Sas Srice “s heat, and. the LAWRENCE _W et tae poultry house mond artve. bie.ten forms.) oats PE he Sun T BUYS fot $25,000 tots system and mice Lakefront Den't pass wo thie ot parking. cman wengaige is ner a smal) barn. $19,500, terms Dravt . , rms 2 BEDROOM | = 1108 as f : 000 total price. and nice AY ncantited Esamutesen Uset Call now up this rare otieving. awa PAY nies? € R ee a, ayton Plsins— oll furnace. and) hot TODAY FOUR BEDROOM forth side of Lane Oukiand, wo | \\ Ss down Right. on¢ oe | $1,950 1% Acres ; Near Middle Eo water heater. INDIAN ee hon HE a | ‘andacaped ed ARD- F. PARTR = Open Sunday — A ¢bedm. modern — ES , lake privileges oh eoe Lake with Po taae fine fi = $900. $350 — fe the lake. | ence OF X ARTRIDGE ; am en te en bus Vike Lalye bitches and | aan D youte cil. Live venient terms. Phone Tae 35a. TRI LEVFI down end tare 1 L.. € LADI Orriees CLEARING HOUSE DS FOR: COLORED porches ful Ey — with picture en HILLTOP HOM cablogta yeiniee | WD fireplace, | 4204 Dine Rwy. oP ics IN PRINCIPAL (Crit Realtors . | we nave se Sewans ta tet tick frail and Batement ‘with Mitchen. full! 5 oe Qverteshing the country ha Cn ae Taschen go FOt ALS a a sc W - T-TO-COAST te ee ee| Se Sassy | FLOYD KENT, Rent er gi oe efor? sot] rine She naa 3 Boa Os | LITTLE FARMS —_|® orld’s Largest re 1 ™ raves or . berries, nt : 20 f hom . ine : : as fe MS W. Huro: a eecree akran| Beckers [eo Seco Soa Ree es| Sees | tere meu a eat : down with pay- s 2200 Slee Wiecsteneun’” ena ton. . fo a large me Cement bioc NGALOW $15 down & $ Only > ——= — meus less than text. PE 56173 Dizte Hwy terme— ent $14,700, ashe FT gn ner lot iy construction on I.H.B 18 per month M . ‘NT WE BUY A ' a “li EY re ——~ i og gE ee | wh Ry Be Lake | 13962 W. ROWN, Realtor ake O'N masta | Dortry Flinbeth Lake Estates | OCHRAM ite eames | at RSE A eee ece—**| Big Mon ve ranch type hom room al = utility with sewer NI HO artridge i me. FE 5-SO91 FE 5: home ‘hae < fh bem. The uncool e Gee Se Fy orate | _,in Your Spa ey PATEING LAKE — Seidos a oan “see breeieway. also 2 heated | 26%) W. Huron or FE 5-2564 | sted on'ten actes of roliteg it you have a la Disrmict | ‘i, $5 ond ye Wou ean ee mes pelpeanisen, tmecs- AND I ner « — ping Toome up. Pull base | re pReaitor | on with aa cqeyvot rolime "| Sandy! apariment. calle 7, | Aino 13 rote fe Pontiac’ with sewer | hat oF add substantially ts - — Pig gg once 1ARGER CO WEST SIDE IN ished recreat heat, fin- : hange ith $8.000 down . aan a oe) a JUDSON petionaire este, * ie i ‘Center hall 2 W. Muren St 8: Close enow JE INCOME attached oarege ny ot on dona M I aaa ny BUDO DETROIT. MAJESTIC ercinaties i Mlsreares > apocton living room ef: 25 Se S at se enough to walk leges, 2 e, lake privi- {IAVE YOU ’ lent condition pe | mnie ia _WO_2-9700 cat ane one ! IB oe gp ___ a Ye bests] Deome ot fie downtown nem fas ) U BEEN Located inside and out a ) 300 | ware, potiances ake Elec- e9 pn: St aa co Sesser Beet = : LOOKING aoa ¢ bedeeuins of pom eam cnn MUNTPON LAKE PRIVILEOES Cele. Lesage “Watehees Bedrooms: ‘full bath: BRO a bas beat “and ewty Middle.Straits Lake A “ Un Dapbnt For nice ao) ed @ dandy 2 room a post oun end | tag paris. high-andadry.build- gers. Gifts — Miverware, \ ime Ogres | EMRE Race oat tne fate comple“ remodel Arca] 2atetr tice rosy a | fosmn wit picture’ win Stentat Sinead foe | wea eetemet ran Ei Sand a Dee : Extra . , mmptetely remodeled and} Pe * kitchen. F dow that overicoks beauti- ¢ o i rT! @ epoch Wentnses to) Gree ‘| Spee, eu faoascapee | form mecorg dame sith fai NEW SUBURBAN mogerpiaed kome wih mew | pect” Neat schaol, ad hy FS dandy garaee. Priced to sell at| You BUY I -WELL INS eiay, got sa canog o teedatcreed.” Priced basement and home with | full RANCI SAN tary facilities, praetor tractive, Sell maintained bes. At ing, room ee =o ue BUY IT WE'LL INSURE IT bree oe p « big ; : Loree, screened ll gg og excenem she HOME furnace and ciestrie water WEST TB ‘to veterans pine very nicely in knotty we emt. — WE TR ; age Color : |ADBURN HEIGHTs — An poll pote ge rig ane Een We cats ee seek, mately 2 acres cn coorest | 9 badass URBAN have been looking ogg ace ear atalog $ Te Wiens ke perfec Close-in and} Sluminu t year. A wood t y home in ex w DORRIS ‘ d - z iam foom 2-bed- 1 condition. heat at siding, tile bath n road. Pubic en on paved dition. Practic Boag con- like this at onl e have one ibs & SON fidential pric with s#parate ‘ Ace ben a Basement, 080 extra larre tot . ott ccieal and Parochial bath and full w with full is the fu ¥ $8,050. That REALTORS : REAL trot canciones com : cy he we oa an a ee ee Secu se oan School bus sean ae by oor, Inme| Bure te hase bar 08 door. i on bee Reasons Coor eet Geapeteinn hear Seat oes from ‘cover for your name and “4h fu’ price. . lake, priced at oni Close to| Which to tive eam _— ra only $18 000, $4,000 yr at pad woe i Close in. 3100 { S ; AUBURN HEIGHTS 507 FE 2-0263 xchange MER IT 3 FAMILY HOME 1.130 7 moe Balance wt only 4s per cents | Clark wa" | “WEST SUBURBA NEED ROOM UBURE NEIORTS. CORY & RED-|. 0090. Beh y ‘| HOME PR 4 - Center 120 DOWN - Lovely - cent. arkston Inves - SUBURBAN For your . top street side walk * , Byee, ta 0 Bun, 104 ME PRODU 2 Eecoptionalty alow 3 bedroom stmen 2 vedreom AL kids to play! 950 with . ‘arge lot.| - 13 'W. Huron D ODT S oom ‘he pat fu bath eee Seat blip ae PARTRIDGE Main home «roma, 4 voo.| sormee toe, Yard, mg ltrgetive ee ez tet Petes $0,500 with 61.480 cown. Vacant NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH oe etna 4 *, ' and ibe bes mle © i ' FE2-8316 ment, glass hag Ee Hospital Rd. Sale ? FER CTO e— é < a toe is real value” at wcuding = Bere 4 W. Huron &t., ee S516 scotingen on — Als heat’ yeryeing eit forced. ait wih a — droge gems _ For Lake Prop. “4 For Sale Acreage 47 One J EER SI ORE ae | « arge ms Brand new and well ; showing good e lake now dition. | down payment to vet- ten and & pili s rem. c Lake & WwW. ~ bd Townehip spots th Water 4 = mane Piece Soy Terex) SYL aves. Te ten Goa Water Frontage | “citac"ana level Rano | {Uslty for the right pereom, “PPP . cteuken 500 DOWN - Tw ’ yaa = YLVAN LAKE LOT gted an tWe teres of ground. ad et As Cicer and -lovel. 08650 enah Pe K. L. Te — * DOWN - Two bedroom Excetient It Wo acres of Lr} Oe a as | _5-0081. $2 000 cash. FE | 29 mpleton, favre tony ony ng year ot ieee: | BENEFITS _ | Silver Lake Front” 97 fen Lake Goad, pulsing oe, but nit ig" priced reianing FO Ee ATR rena, PROnenTY, 3,70 2a Orne lopen Eve oye 4 aa Bi furnace beter tare Soman FOR YOU Remadeied farm home with | “* ee be bod with Si.tee down (002 Dixie Migheay OR 31080 acres. algo § acre hosie'site clowe| Sale Land ( ae Z = PAA. one - a look at] thr : cet ) land 1 acre of ‘ NEz % ACRES NORTHWEST OF BAT nd mee | pan govt on rough Classified ady| eh ether i TONE | usec: | LAKE FRO ee ae Covtrecte_ #3 2s | KERR at rom neo | today and.every day cape, Lune room Sa epeeteercmtnems | LAKE Fi ET Si; Sit. “see a ett] LET YOUR seg Ee 7 ead the ete i cay Fae pandevery day. Sell.) - fu hte ct Sor ooci| STONE REALTY CO. | ary Bee, At 87 LAKE FRONTAGE | | _tete “** Pact Jonea Real Ex FOR YOU. ‘= L#H, BROWN, Realtor | rent, hire, + lo steam heat ettached 2 car 0 eee. Deny: 8 reses| Seca cae te ed of Pe nicest ae a Gan Se ee Sd + RAY O'NEIL, filemnes » Realtor | -- eal Tas: garage and “tlity’ room. a, Dewy: om, | we ¢ SE County Nicely | sttuat For fend, errscte, Boon “Targe "and BO: Su YOu Realtor Membet Gop Rea Rotate articles the rms “$1,000 DOWN _ Rundred “Taenberry. bashes Ce We aor Sele Farms erste terestmenee @ aod e Bere, | gq” Patt KINDS In , sin litle Ro A os > tots . excelient | $i room tor Sas eee oo Containing ree ‘ots 180 ACRES ON ici; sk tor rea ‘ek ee Epes & Bry] OT FE eae y Annett Inc.| sae ER paring | Pre a8 Wik en crsiereire: «| gee oe BT aug SEONE. REALTY pas ; ‘ . . L . er, Oall ¢ J | 2 . — "Sean prom TOP RAera! 37103 Dorothy Snyder Lavender nny. M. Stout, Realtor | Edw. M. a ~*wuren St W. Dinnan ge ce a | 7a ngs ang Sunday 1-4 | 3140 W REALTOR - + ot Ph re baie | Tx . M. Stout, Realtor .20 ACRES } sw Sun} to 6 ' ne tS TR ey 8 -y 4 yy FAST ‘nee iea LN G . et Ag ee bof: | ads! Dial oo a rile . 138, gence en an ad-writer “8181 for Office Open Sunday 3 to 4 Ld = . bd . . « See wee eg. |} ni ” = ia ae * i * . gay. a i i aE a 7 aiaiadi e _ Te a8 ae — ee JS. eases og abet te! of it ngek oaths : é hs = epee ee: » Eig 7 a ' oe a eterna om a 5 be a a i a , PTE a ia EE Bi Ed ue yee gh Ew ‘Bs Nia pasa ’ — . + % ‘ ‘ i See ee “ 4 4 * ers 4 : ' ‘ . > ’ — . \ w 4 i 4a : © aw ‘ 5 « : . * THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1954 _ : _____ TWENTY-NINE jz For Sale Miscellaneous 60| MODEST MAIDENS y, “by Dick’ Aian| Do It Yourself 61) Sand, Gravel & Dirt: 66| For Sale Livestock 72 A ing T ¥ woes , Come CHmMACALS Shr Peat Humus SOMO RENTAL . | eee Sneeer: ROYAWO? | Torna weaned Se beara O8| fe FJ. POOLE CO. | sitio ese —eave Sainte poen Sake] Seas Grsindam moons Eitan i Sate Mt wo Wien GAD, GRATE CHU Rr NC / | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 “Do It Yourseli” | } DRY CORDWOOD F New Fibreglas _Two for $l, delivered Pw 2100. 3 SL SBURMEISTER LUMBER TWO YARDS h af A i Seat LOANS $25 TO os 23h ge all of gous BATH TUBS — Stora BBlur Shit alse kindling. | Ask ace as 1H. BROWN, Realt Priced Low - HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD, 06.50 A ~Pactory seconds — while they, cord, 2 cord tio Also kindling. last. Excefient for odtteges smail| FE 53986 : ae 2kyerakkky ‘ 5 wrence 0209 tine | 108 Ww. a | ; tre bah Se | UANTEFY FRE iz. % a mae Pentiee | TAF Oe oni BEAR 64235. ft ite flooring af og ag be a ar par. | at hy sala aeduck Carpenter. @ ‘ bow doz. each ag alumi- ELECTROMASTER RANGE. 6.6 8.0 per ft . | mi. owt Jesivn to Silverbell. FE num, and field arrows. 2 quivers, $40. popolite bas 34 STRAND $-1038. case. ee end{ cu. & Norge rfrigerator 7 rv : a 1 Up to guard. 2 wheel camp| Modera room suite, Leone mel ease ae ft 4629 N. Woodward Roya! Osk (SPEEDWAY FUEL Oil FIRE- stove and antique Wagon | table and ¢ mS WP. com doors $14.95 |. Blocks grout of, 14 Mus Rd. | “place canpel coal, Purnace._ fire: p> wheels, poy leatier chaps and | _sfter ¢ ; sombinstion doors $20 95 Liberty 03066 =| place & ling wood. Oskland $500 C SH | gauntlet, after 6 38006, a= 3 piece all fittings | tie 6UR Toots bo YOuR Own | _ Fue] & Paint Co. FE 6-6ise. 7 esis | ® DB ONE AC! OF FOR SALE, GOOD OF. HEATER, compicte 2% i plumbing wiring. repairing Com Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 for You Toda land for pickup truck. FE 8-0237 | gl, RE nen WA ai PAINTS 5 raip “— ng arte — | nee ~ —~ s U Ys on i u J Le a ee ee | ace NEW. TARE | Bee grate never wee. OF Sr "one URMESTER 8 Vit Stee ittesaie | LAKESIDE NURSERY a from Buckners in the last | real estate or contract. See Tony. oy Hatchery Rd AND UP TO $300 ON ALL " ® to 6:30, Closet every Thursday | SS oe 8 oe oe , | = REV. MASONRY GOATING MADE | Open undev & evenings. | 360 WHITE LEON ‘ with jetex tor exterior and tn | Or IL PEAT HUMUS nD rock AAAA la) . terior brick stucco-concrete ce. | TS 80 4 y | each. Call FE ment and cinder blocks. Choice | ae ee up yond = wae Us ei. | 20612 and * rE bees. | laying Oa. . texture paint made with A are rate Rt ig Se ag A “Soa cosco-|, Sale Farm Produce 75 condition able. 0 ~ . lor endi aerate hates | BO pare WE DELIVER | 3 : soak Choice’ of eslers. "| Musho, “Arbervitag | funiper, Oe] APPLES, JORATRANS AND BOYS SIZE 12, WOOL GABAR- t . : Ore tr own. Sind edd eenctwels Sestnde, dine cut, bine’ moterercle jeoke’, nian re \dgal tor’ and & =) Readius CO PRL nee - ‘Ses ether Setag wah Seta ike Teun ae Wholesale ae BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY i” ia gens section “tor so, | Tom Beases B * win s“rrucke ‘Serving You - } Brice Spo minutes “No paints | Fo ,uraeht y Tett -2, Malev nd |. chards, 100d) Madiey Rd, Clare- Pg igh ae sSectoueal Antece ven, |—ANCHOR- FENCES ~|____ "She ts here every dayvahe's his wit! | Si BPEL AAP) eng “bollp So | ae Pear ae y or y et Buckner’s| BOYS BROWN SUIT. SIZE 12./- brands. These are brand nee but — r Co. 36 Orchard Lake) Sy” Yutsel coon PLessere | sow foo lek He ox Mabe ap) Per"Sigds ena See | ss ee rer |RSS te ett doe Fi bins ralir” i he monthly payments. ‘The ‘charge | BOY'S MACKINAW. SIZE & GIRLS | cent 383 Orchard ae | on For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Sale Musical Goods 62 rvenonerns PLANT NOW. Bohs 9-212. fs less them you think. |— dresses, size’ 12 and 14. Reason- 1 Til 10c retuore: pasem LPLPPOL LIP IL PII we ~| Large selection of Yews aiso BORROW THE CASH a eg GHTLY - A od roms 9m bovts. complete fine eS en te ACCORDIONS. FACTORY PRICES.| Norway and bie spruce, Dig | Qlsckmore Farm, 1900 Silverbell — ss | Molleds were Up to 0698. now 61.8. |R PAINT 61.10 GAL | sect soe ond eocd. Trenens| Oeeirein, h barpus, OA SAS Enrol) im our Accordion School) your own and save the difier-| Ne r : | New ‘4 . goed crepes = & a aTRORO % $6.95 | from American Forging & Sock-| FOR SALE 500 55-GAL CLOSED now cor ie | silks. left, over from spring 8 | 6x13 M Goes) et) PE 4-0083 head stee! drums. $1 each. HP etry | Suminer: formerly $12.98 to $14.98. | SOW CAI MNLAID TILE ite | AUDIO WEARING AIDS ARE | Sutton. vise Jociyn Rood GoRNET OP Saw --! (SYERS 14)'W, Huron a Key ; get free, wil be com EIN ee JERANCE COMPANY, EE Se Sad ge) cep eee mame.) | FENCES | Sint regaginaw and Huron "reg. £99.00 and $8 cow | FREE CAINE f_BONTNG milion feet of wound | gn pes. Material or tmeuiation Paint i - ite, W.. Sesd brick. Uuion ‘Wrecking Co 3tes E ae Tieee. CHIPPEWA FENCE CO. seer. or F128 arom, Peat Gitte : tame ot KBnwood ba = iy | one OR 31221 : FOR : = ev Blackett = | | LOANS PAINT. . .$2.98 GALLON arm : oe inside and outside white ANNOUNCEMENT | E t F t saree sine 4 tah ney wood $4.25 sheet Pontiac and x rg as Clear- lapped 10° Redwood . Siding : No ieceseees 9235 M Service ia Seto fou borrow $20- quickly, imum weather strip . o15 gs, sanelure. ar, or ; O18 Disie Hey (Clarketon eav worthwhile | pur . Up ome 1 vaND SRY BOOOT Ax AND PLAY FEN. 00; . OrTLy GG ee man ane |PRACTICOLLY, MEW BOR SaTuROOW PixTONES, — SOUL : awe | ‘te Seto poke f HOUSEHOLD | ‘iets sting ie | cre eae at are | Ed's osia Seaton ced aad | au oe | also mise Very reasonable FE | electric stove 3 i] cael tarmsces. seam sed 81 Corage Doors send, FINANCE $-ou2s, trunk, 09.90; Geer redie, $0.60;| wou cCHtS.. nT? °| + a4 90. 1 PiexO-Ling i io aioe MENS QUITS LIORT S DARE | sit ond gate HAS: eee, EIGH Ss SUPPLY Completa stock of sumber 2 ae % 7 St. Ke 7 qt -—, ae 496: we : ‘bulldoser 4 ' ee ahs | M5 oe Not, Bar eg —3| BNae, Riches cating rose FB tbe} ox fn _Feames Trek, Seles tate. BSuries bases | evercoats ome a TF 58; a ee bs gage eal gat adh the re : : adh Need Money? | Selves ee ‘ _ a Reynolds Shatter” Bal O-malse une e OO are ¢ COATS. SIZE i¢ SABLE DYED | (METAL BED ED oo ay 5 ’ : Mp tetpee so tour tiatone,| ST Fe “oapiam, Sepclet creo. | BONO | OAR AND SOMEONE MACHINE) BRET OP asce Pine Lake me | BATH WE | cs FE 5-812] Se Serio tes 2S Se ee | EE pu eee Gt |S te ae - en ean 1 Ms. | $100, Sine 10 goat set a8. Tee OE 1 TEREION te wITe vane ig ms J. | 3 . -cupley_coces, FE OOS. os heeel e a~ | wae { for ute Pogncnd,,retmancng |" rinyntn chaser | end_gan ware. as Barts |° un Teepe win coswen On | 1 FUEL, OIL TA WALL TILE. .2c EACH |oantanp stove: weer | pe wa ll ae MT woe| selon tee earved lamp table. |* X ROG —OR_ 27011 = an yh A — iy a8 LINOLEUMS .......... 9199 inal miner: and ; | pat ee RS Cd | ON Nae GeLaay re | Sheet. $2. tase. Outide Paint #146 Gal.| 200 Se nae 1 ent ae nt — = Mier. frst $90. takes se Pm o-oo, | SOME SAT . oe ae ee ee ge oamet > $1.98 Gat’ Bar \C. lanch., See Teqter Ra. } Home & Auto Seer .gae smaee Be PARE or mrory, RENEE | FF OE yet | MATER, Tilo Aas Poems | Harold's, 140 S. Saginaw |S ea aa ag Loan Com: ANNUAL CLEARANCE | “piper wanogaey gong | G4. & SUILDIN APTLY, & |g a, ve ee rede wae TW 8 | arene eC (Wrest 888 | ee e ET eer | Spaeiare ARSE |“ yen Sah ore ba Btedat Me Hours 8 to 8; Saturday # tot |y cubic ft Relvinator freezer ree Used Tra — Dept. = Voorhees, Mi +8064 Ae aes noes 2-672. WANTED SHOTOUNS & - Maytag w r va ” pe. living room’ ; skates. sise 1%: de ry . GAG se tok See | Coe Goa Ga peeie . van os ; ? R KENGORE Of MEAT- 00 : ROCHESTER, MICH. | Kein" bape ong $08) MOR TOD bers | SRSIEOR ¢ “ONTILE GUNS : ae 2 pe. living room suite oie se SOL eeaw We ain FORMATE. KENTI . ; ve a BROWNING : Furniture, Appliances feter guaranteed : for ain Fi ROUBEHOLD. a¢ 3085 Orchard Lake Ra. * ee a PAYMENT = Ja ON FS _____ | acshelt tile, merbictess ....00 ELS tem) oe Siler eter Rens | |GET a SHOP EN Service ANTIQUES, OAT Poor 18 W. Pike Only Coal. lumber end supplies. Open 94 8. WHEN YOU NEED | "hivoe op pousrrone wm | SPECIALS |_M. A. Benson 5 _Gakings Sve. eae, mattress. on Ld PE 42521 $29 to SOOO | ssoer arcane oe, weg) Fs era ee Stopped aks ALL Sah | Cane So Y 160 INAW = We can he with ir mon New garden ultivetors, S8¢ Up: | 9.45. oo. 8A bet a secbieens. "Won am oot ep S300; new lamps 63 @ up, used lem ree Hnoleum “se Aton ree "oo a= nes oh ad 7 ii A : | ; 3 5 i i i " & E Pal i : Al " 5 zi } i S*osne"coathiy pers i Ae Ghia Sn Possoct.| spiced nc: Fostes, YE|— RUMMAGE SALE |” ARTE OLB Moy Pete ne en os ee em up _etrigerators al wrt seta, Kn“see and a a iy = * aw _*™ ." = ree Sp to 2 pm ox KELLY’S HARDWARE es Sein ag ee es | Se GE oe oe | TBBEWA FENCE CO.| , TNL MrunaMt: 4g q.| Earumueny Sm MN ME A, Sateen “ . gi ; bedreom 2. , lL A! . _™. & Weeewer aes ‘8- - ST ATE Saen gues uo" ring. roou OAKLAND Cea eee even concer Gm a-inni | 3g2 Thite pine bards M. ve. |—“CUTRBL_US LUMBER |S40TOUNS , Browning automatic. | { ceies, gso0 up Gomnplets line of FURNITURE + cae ial POR -PORNTTORE 210 thick butt shingles C & C 13| AND MATERIAL SALESCO |: matics. Wa Pumps, Rem. Seal Rho cctee_ Gut Use | 10 8 ¥ : 2-9683 PE 4-788. - 64. $2,30; wall plank & tile varie- Used Pine 2 « @8| - tthies Pumps \ FINANCE CO. cay ensy apereey olan | GENE” LIVING ROOM_SUTEE i} PReas OUTFIT. Colors, 8c 24. ft. in caro|a x a x 4 fh h|nigtES" nem. detote ante. me | PARKING OPEN 8 TO o-0 nette table. ymix Mortar $1.45 af 33¢ ‘ WE BU TRADE ted = Er‘ dat thick tnculation 360 99.|2 8 6 raflers, Moor joists. te ft FE 4-1574 * ANYTHING COME OUT & anietenn ior ewes Soll ox wate fon, 3 MM. Call) ste. ea we doors oF © th, Ba] 8 rere. Pe ey ee ae 707 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. SHOP. 2 ACRES OF FREE oe ) deere 019 £0 & up.-206 to Suis ; Les sheathing : per Fad ‘oa wa. win. | 8 . : j DAILY, FRI: NIGHT ‘TIL STOVES. : a Make en offer ope aoe, few SP oe pices | et citer ment eae Se og. ft.) tru & 30-40. Jap. 300 Cal. Krag : > Ra. - clothes posts ‘$11.46 pr. GET CASH QUICKLY || + mneeactiot'Koyure mete | "Pte "reser Sh ore wae ADRO | Dining eatverse uate noprared | Mant her, Rome ot les, orice: ait “types amo ant Lawman | Sri a eS - as Lie FOr —sTOvE | hs : pan muhland Wa oe Me ates wee, ; 3 Up to $500 | APT size OAS RANGE Like mip To AS Tan Secrifice, OR | ~ 370 On ed Bet By mg -y* -~y “9 85:20 excopt_funday | Sig Deacons ae | s009 0 100) case: firteg your ‘auc Side or PE 40 Pe oe ace a¥ Plumbing sad. Heating Suppiy | ae oa, Oak, ronng all gredes| _ sion end ~ DEER RIFLE , Most deals ‘closed tm 34 minutes | BELTS BAGS BRUSHES FOR | "210, Sainut Veneer buffet, both tn rea Senie in windowall Plywood, interior | VY BUFY MOTOR, | 30.20 winchester Certame: new com. | Signatures and other securities SEWING MACHINE SUPPL co Oy ey . she. vn ear fore Splat our quantity axtete rg Ang ple Bg MUtuai | Guns “bUY SELL. TRADE. SHOT | it | FE 20100 =e - | #4038. i a * and rifles, $12 50 Burr OAKLAND sex *caeesconrnerg | get fae Eee Paol Se Gye, Lamber Co. | TALBOTT LUMBER | Bai 1a uta 28 fom | F : ores ; eee ey | oes, deere. bard | 4- ned sho and rifles. $10 LOAN CO, 8.5 FEET MARQUART |"Stucntor bose ou oman” D : LINOLEUM. .49¢ sq y4.| Sep pupeee © et Pa | pag BT ace A) Ha ee ME od ee eS ~ | ee a : noeeen 2ee ee | ee wet baspments, % PER CENT OFF OW ALL GUNG SPRINGER GPAyiELA CLOSING Briggs & Sratton Cliston Wie | Shalt FOR — FURNITURE on | USED FURNITORE, BABY CRIB. | a iseminum o0n6) 190. per door.| SMITH’S 257 S. Saginaw at and ceed prick. |e ammunition —. Closing lee aE cite ‘ter Bane. & Por er, Producle | FE 2-9206 bar we Phone OR 32717 nae bed. sewing ag Were $69. Storm & screen win- = leays ane wrens bowling shoes Lawiand Kennels. FE 26019 en. vow Me Ragate ; CHROME DINETTE SETS AB | ouable inp Vinewood off Jonive| $ous. uP gges Mr window ystokers, oft and gas! S05 "St. “Syne Barnet | SPRINGER SPANIELS BOXERS. | 1°15. aie Cooled Engines m vine One Gagt REP RISERATORS OS. DUOTHERM EATER POR GALE LOOK!!! erent es ot Saner Marware, 147 ww" Huron __ ee tnd Grooming hjueb bom 198 vi eon : e ; ; é } ay ee "8 . L O ANS a ee ae qn tee god wp. BB. Munro i pyreticn. 2 or 6 rooms. FACTORY SPECIAL Wayne Heating ané_Air meee incnerin ter Model la, one Kennels os Be Pore - tae Pee om ay | or, ‘compare. and be. convinced | OGED, PURNIRTORE |CLOTEING. | parton SHALLOW-WELL m7 ercam 8 = TURE VERY REX Se ee EE ween | eo Fee | Th eles & way, col tt EEE EE ORTOEN eT coe eg) mer whl come SEEN eres Se Gre pe wo ee Community Loan Co, = DEPARTMENT McBride Hardware 20% DISCOUNT ON ALUMINUM D. Refrigerators, warners, | WILL GIVE RITTEN® TO. FEO . PRI . - SOE. La ee eo pin Sis-ee Oper, Sundays 8-12 | oe ae Bose “Msuseheeping | A-1 TOP SOIL FILL DIRT AND| them. Call Mrs Young. Pesan | xew me a cos at eee : ie e | . $38. FE | Tilt beck chetr end ottoman $18 98 Open Sund ys 8-12 cae _ 1. ; S| Oe gravel sigoe Fe 30 Siranper of Mandan ‘Animal Res- ~~ et Ky riswcy sere | __ BOTTLE GAS __|butesa "Ca tttiescs’ BEB | recary aeig? Sta eaarmn | Cini Tene? BoRTTE com: | “on DSU li PC Ee 2 ae RE 9 Mortgage Loans 4, Staind trour tome, tr wg.r | Bevenport snd out $88 |FECRONG MDW SOS SAIS CANOE iene coaprmer eee] WOLVERINE _ | Pe ami oe PE Bd | Onl ster 8 FE S28 | ay ene Pe eae ~L W INTEREST eect oe ne tar mS ANY, OTHER T ry He rama wae roid, weulsting siding S23" 8. oe 8. Paddock Tye 276s | Puid> SAND, Cares une a | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 |4 #.P. GARDEN TRACTOR. PLOW, siactoushiek 71 7 . Le ieuee ee : _FER. FE 5-T014. FE ay d. . Sauane funds for single family | ove. $39 EM 2-2088 =| THOMAS ECONOMY oe ame Mee MEDICINE CABINETS WITH TWO | Teed necting. per Me $13.00 | BLACK DIRT POARDING. BA oe Pies ie ew Bee dwellings: mortgage canceled, CROSLEY SRELVADOR. ¢ CU. MAYS ‘ OSODRIGN TUSELERS WS | eee ates eee t nents. New toflets "5 998901 om aire, Bend 006 gravel. FR : SPECIAL should SET EI % olen ag oo 9 eammeaers, Ss FURNITURE CO. side wall tires. 960. 2 12 it. fro | raplete 614688. These Bre tec 19x16 lavatories with fittings $1695 2.9502 , __ | 5008 ate m4 a ; H. G. P ERS N |\ELEAN INNERSPRINO MAT. tie MA 8. 7 cery wall shelvirg 4 ft oe frrequiars. Michigan Pivoresc We carry a full line tin umber, SLACK DiRT AND PEAT MIXED | heat. Burr-Shell. 375 8. Telegraph. ONE ROW POTATO pie Pestiog Giate Bask Bite. | _ tress, $10, 4 Lincein at er ee ez es carts, Gh each, | 399 Orchard Lake Ave. _—_ | RAMMING, ond tulldare capplies. | Delivered $ yards 6950 FE DIGGER WITH / Flees V5 eit oc Fa oat | SETRO. STAR Gag RANGE, | os end "age, #8 Myr¥e__ _FE Sem ______.| NO DOWN PAYMENT ON RE: wake bruno; AND —TROWEC eR as | _ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 e Oe PEE SS Fed Sat Set | ad ee ng RS | fa my Rae, Pao Be |g A ces | ae ence Comes onmn, owt aay grag | OR CHAMPION #% HP OUTBOARD, SUNCAN PHYFE SOFA GREEN [°F a ea we 0 am i) costrels incieded. 930.00. PE) noo = Bed csmlbe . : . Secu ltt of a ewin| per Sade tp Rape | tte, EWERSONCOURERE | Seow Pneweo, Catt | ruts caper, pint Ame orem re tae | BA TRUCKING RAY aTRAW GAPE PICK) PONTIAC FARM AND / " : ansee = (oe "| "oon VURWICE. ERESOE. 2 cil and electric heaters Sores in ha calls. GA. Thompeon. | 1 cnreaded. peat, sand. | GOOD CLOVER WAY. = SALE) INDUSTRIAL CO. / = —a5| ee SL Rent CHOICE TOP SOIL | paras che 825 WOODWARD ANE. / © | ee eremn— ir -cossrca | * Pare Mende s8, Dunvenes aimtag * =~" temas FE 4-0461 or FE4-1442) 0 / ne sows ane MENT BROS "TROTEING Co.| For Sale Livestock 72) i AUeInees! / bang grovel fi ain, top soil. | ~~ | door. “Tim tTED AMOUNT or CR 34 COWS, SACRIFICE WHOLE HERD Sales— Parts —Service / athe ED & lead @o ~~ A mostly 2 5 CALL ‘ORLANDO pis Uvered. = Many now under heavy} = BIACKETT, INC. FE 2300 or rE DALLA. super- i | if l i 3} von sand revel, banding =| Sore tale oppor . Auction Sales — gravel. | fora of cows at the iow apprains! {I WILL SEL, AT PUI T 8O ee < ¢ orth ead | mie ot % Bae % Mile eo . impicrmeni ay Drop. Ze — | Bitman. ductioncer. UCH ROOM?!’ {burns HEN SERVICE’ | TOO MUCH ROOM?! ‘gis’ p Rene wat sad bere COUNTS ::tet:. Pentine For sent os; ge eats ci." te te | Press Classified ad-writ- . | income! Cah FE28181. | Se'g,s0m, ese | Dial FE 2.8181. ’ eileen se OF ee “Wf _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER $1958. | Chief MOBILE Te ee 2 Ford V-4 @ horse Fully 1 transmission, | rear axle EM 3.3471 a ___ Auto Service 81 CRANESHAPT GRINDING IN ‘Tix cay. Cyuoders Tevored Zack Me |_| * cy OWENS 1946 -FORD 12 FT. STAKE $295 LARRY JEROME Rochester F ore Dealer rte panel RIEMENSCHNEIDER BROS Dodge T Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. For Sale Used Cars mn ‘S3} BUICK SPECIAL. pYna- flew 4 @ Whitewalis Gees | _ care Call 30463, you m ney 7,00 motor ptt, ow S pane Ow POE 6 IRTING +" BRAID MOTOR SA LES| MINOR MOTOR TUNE UP FOR OCTOBER ON |. i MERCURY CARS $875 TS MENTIONED Ui BUICK ROADMASTER. ii _fect condition, FR ¢0147 ieneponcien { its best was Now 82 Dodge $1,605 $1,505 |'$2 Dodge 1.005 995 St Dodge : oes se7 | 50 Plymouth | Club Coupe 645 5e7 rysier Hardtop sen 7 Packard 2. dr 544 +5 “@ Plym ¢@ dr 405 aT] eae u ‘ou <= ‘4 8 doecte: 2g ¥ dene ‘48 Buick tar See br Ser ‘4 Pont. 2 ar We're just about out of | my Be om ear > shape for old a _ CENTRAL PE 2-067 |. |. Plymouth new 1954 Dodges and ae 2 Cut Rate Suc TON PICKOP”TIkE NEW. rucks | | Many othere to choose ortince™ 5 * a: $1306. tea lee ea AUTO SALES. 2 Montcalm FE 4151 We hove mont makes snd motels, value taken in trade We’ buy sell or Come in and Lacy or alt 1954 FORD Victoria Save 9400 Huron Motor Sales 2 W Huron FE 22661 $297 | econcaat CARs” & koBURN Fall Bargains AT COMMUNITY MOTORS ns CHEVROLET i eo _— $1895 1953 STUDE. Goamenter priee Coupe Ra- ssoat tn ot tone aa 1951 CADILLAC a $2,195 1953 -PONVIAC Convertible - heater a radio, ydra- $1 19 CADILLAC 1953 PON TI Seger Sears yr sete $1,595 1953 BUICK River> Coupe, 2 and heate: (ask ~~ $2,095 1952 BUICK a eg —_ eaint, redio and $1,595 1950 BUICK 4 door, Raaio end heater $650 1951 FORD — Convertible Coune radio beater overdrive fir engine red paint whitewal) tires | Transportation S NO MONEY ‘49 PONTIAC 1948 PACKARD | @ door radio snd heater | 1947, PLYMOUTH Station wacon Radio and heater $345 19M CHEVROLET 4 DR. $195 189 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 1946 PLYMOUTH $125 1949 BUICK Supe’ éedanctie —__ 95 1948 FRAZIER Radio and heater $195 148 DODGE Custom ¢ dr railo and heater 295 147 DODGE $195 1948 PONTIAC Streamiin’. ‘8 2 dr heater tone pein $395 radic from Community Motor Sales Inc. Pontiac oad beick Dealer 803 N. Main, Rochester oven tin “te aa -— Plymouths — you'll save if you hurry to~— Dodge- * Phone FE 2-913) Riemre#setmeider Bros. | GOT RENTAL VACAN- town through Pontiac Press For Rent ads. Dia! FE2 8181 for an ad- writer, : 232 S; Saginaw St. A $1005 AROAINS | radio | ¢ white wall CIES? Tell fotks all over ~ “You should know better than to give a thermometer to a glassblower with a high fever!’ by Hershberger For Sale Used Cars 91 PLLA APA AAA Al MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES ‘54 CHEVROLET 34 OH the USED CARS To Choose From MATTHEWS. -HARGRAVES 211_8. Saginaw PE ¢sss PETERSON 1063 Kalser 4 ‘oor 1969 Willys 1961 Kaiser, ¢ door sedan 1908 Kaiser 4 door sedan 198) 44 @ SHARVICE 37% AUBURN AVE rE +0003 aw a ; Siiver Streak 6 Blue and grey with nae caus and tires Payments as low as 834 ? oath per mm SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 13 8 eas OPEN ‘TIL 9 P. Pat For Your Conventerice CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Late $0. 1 owner, MI 4¢-4650, ‘¢1 CHEVAOLET, ‘43 PORD. FE 52928 West Side Used Cars W vurop re 42185 “38 t "62 models to choose from _WE_ BUY, SELL AND TRADE @ CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE. $10 down and aivame payments 464 Birm ™. CHEVIE. “%. GOOD CONDITION. $325 eae CHEVE » Ow < CONDITION. _ $325, re eat «@ CHEV . RADIO AND “Bowst e hd _ heater. « nic ‘ am — & assume — 7 8. _vard, Birmingham 1954 Por Sale Used Cars 91 | PLYMOUTH | | $1,495 GE SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Piymevth Posies wt, = Set aL SPT Your Con e to rkston for a Good Deal in a Used Car! 1961 Chrysler Windsor 4 door, 3 1961 Ford custom 6 door Mas Foerdometic drive. oom the color 1 1904 «=6(Cheve B any J truck. This truck wes driven only 5000 miles See and driv this 1961 Dodge Corona 4 door A mission anc good tires We also have 5 :eW new sler- Py cars left Come and see we rood deal! Up to CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES CURYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER oe 1953 Dodge’ eee eae Se _remuent $795. $95 Down Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at SCHUTZ MOTORS INC DESOTO-PLY MOUTH ol2 8. aerere BIRMINOH Open Till 9 P. M. EVERY SAT. we Ay LI an DEMONSTRATORS. sneer | ARH, OMTON MOTOR Sas Y‘all Come | DesSotos ,. Qetetate, core end Sem Gemonstrators — j Selling some of | dow 30 on the balan. - Hy ‘ow bank rates SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DeSoto Piym suth =. |} #2 8 Woodward __For Your Convenience Buv With Confidence | 1994 # Sportsman 1964 Pymouth ow 1663 DeSoto Fordor $60.00 |* s3e338885338 sessasazeste : 3288 33332 to 17] We Finance | WAGON 35" Neo 3626) { $2 CHEV. Styline 4 dr.,! L Mission ne feamae © SALES NO MONEY DOWN 1949 De Soto 4dr. Origine and custom. | 4 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE $10 walls seat covers Paymetts as ow as $28 ver month SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. "OBEN TL oP ie” adr. with radio ~ heater WW. and matic . dteo> a 186) Ford radio er we -4 end ov mee RR kr te at SCHUTZ"MOTORS INC. Na er For Your oe For Sale Used Cars 1 Uf Bs id Et 3B i F -ENN’S ! otor Sales AUTO SA LES _ 255, Montcalm a i hone erty wage i and tires cme, 1 ‘ PONTIAC | 8 RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS “NOT & NAME BUT A POLICY” radio, heater, 2 tone gray $895 ee ee | Btock No 36/!.A) tree SI PLYM. Belvedere with beautiful 2 tone finish. - Sharp car. (Stock No. 3566). ; ’31 DESOTO 4 dr., radio, heater, automatic trans- ee) (Btoc 51 ‘tDSON dr., radio, heater and au- tomatic transmission. "53 FORD. 2 dr. V-8, clean | and neat $1,245 ee ee eee (Stock No 3608) | ‘52 PONTIAC Chieftain 2 dr., radio, heater, Hydra- matic. (Stock No. 3625) : 53 NASH Statesman 4 dr., radio, heater, over- drive and tinted glass. . $1,245 ee ee ey (Btock No. 3806-A) - 31 PONTIAC Chieftain 4 dr., radio and heater. Priced to sell.- (Stock Ne. 3632) 51 STUDE. Club Coupe, radio and heater... . $645 Jero es - NEW r 1954s 52.0... $1495 Still. a few left. Get your 9°42 Sast Gene oe ‘mission and side wal tires new Pontiac at a saving. PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch . 63 Mt. Clemen's at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 nd 188 Seward St FE ra KE ores payments. New tires | Dedes SCHUTZ MOTORS INC.| gover DESOTO-PL YMOUTH 012 S&S Woodward Ave. OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. 1948 MERCURY * DP sis DOWN astume payments 4 5. Woodward, Birmingham. Gown afd assume pa'ments. 464 _8_ Woodward Birmingham. LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PONTIAC 1952 Chieftain 4 Door: Deluxe 8 Cylinder $1095 | LARRY © JEROME Rochester Ford Dealér PH 1 “FOR oe YEAR: BL, cna Good cot btS ter * 4 Also, ‘47 Chrysler, MA 4-2500. 650 South Pestwere, ewentaghes 1952 Biman fea Sonos MOTORS INC. OP PEN | 5 OPM. Convenience CHEV VROLET 53 a wales oes ts: - me 4 ‘ ae 5 Hornet 4) a 5 O coe | | The Big Paved Lot | - on the Corner of | Woodward & 13 Mile Rd. | PONTIAC i964 CHIEFTAIN < | MONEY © = Chrysier exceptional Windsor | door ) owner Low Dog pen fee upholstery transmission. Many other éxtras $27.24 | a Month Keller-Koch CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH _— st 13% Sue —™ x Bee 68410 @ PACKARD 6EDAN 175 ‘sl =e: @ beauty, ee ae assume 8 Woodward. Birmingham — deluxe 6 Hy tramatic. Herter, etc. Sian! 1953 Plymouth ear ts coplened with heater. ear ant ‘te ‘oe w aie Ft SCHUTZ |} MOTORS INC enews — mingham us “OPEN TIL 9 Pp. "M. ror Your Convenience 1963 INTIAC STATION WAGON 293 Bondale FE 42665 Y'all Come to 17] We Finance NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 8 Saginaw St : 1951 Mercury feather SCHUTZ on eae INC 1952 Plymouth Suburban — Wagon Beauti- 2 tone and * heater and out If vou are + ® car for e! of vour needs - this is & Aico 8 18950 for 012 8. 3a OPEN gal > F. Fo: ¥ Cony ___Fet_Your Conymience | | Have You Got 02 $1495 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe done in ® lustrous Diack and green, with redie. and ‘02... *_ * © «# « Buick Super Hard Top sedan com- am equipped redio, heat- transmission and coat covers ; z ‘92... . . $1295 A méroon. one owner Pontiac For- dor with : Tr and a conditioning fer driving com- ‘Ol $1195 = Oldsmobile 98 with gun m heater and v2... . . SIC radio heate seat covers fender skirts it's ready to go. es «© 6 is . $995 $1495 ' $695, tires radio and heater. 6900 ones or © miles per must be to be YuoUTs #7 DOOR, RUNS ; re Ha $195. 340 Bald- "wip Ave. FE #10 YMOUTH * “ns Scott FonTint 1947. 2 DOOR Trade or sell. we aa 3-4175. i9sf PLYMOUTH. door. radio and easter A-1. sane. FE 5-630 2 | ‘34 _STARCHIEF CATALINA. FULLY equipped rE PONTIAC 1647. 2 SO0e DELUXE. _Trade or sell EM 3-4175. "wae yor Ge dramatic “8” and w a cael -ar MOTOR geeae ate ta interior. PONTIAC * dition OR 2408 after 6. Y’all Come See Us!: We have nice clean cars that you can afford — $20 Down Your Credit Is Good Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. Saginaw St. PONTIA’ CO nrand new tires, 195) miles ‘Si PONTIAC 7 DOOR. and Sap ey ae Non the balance I hips SCHUTZ MOTORS INC.| S325, 33°S38 5.8" saate _Deget Pye mouth Doster ERs ORF HUNTING. " OPEN TIL 9 PM. \CA% SE SEE” AT 3 2acmpon For You Convenience On 5 PM. FE ¢1s3 Over .22 years of good. establishment with the w servicing the car of your $595 *S) Chevrolet 4 dr. De- luxe, radio and heater. A nice car. $475 "51 Kaiser 4 dr., radio, heater. A real beauty at terrific savings. $1895 53 Buick 4 dr. Super, radio, heater, 2 tone blue aad custom trim $895 ’°51 Pontiacs, 2 dr. & 4 dr. All Deluxe models with radio and heater. Six to choose from. $1595 53 Pontiac, 4 dr., De code radio eater, and en oa — Also a tro Jerome's BRIGHT SPOT “22 Years in Pontiac” OLDS-CADILLAC 60 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 8-0488 » Open 8 a.m.-10 p.m. we IDEAL RENTING AID— Ciassified ads in Pontiac | _Press! To fil s room. apartment, house, store- room — anything, phone) - FE 2-8181. \4 luxe Chieftain & Cyl. Radio, heater, Hydra- matic. $1395 ’51 Olds. Holiday 2 dr., -hardtop, bright yellow, radio and heater. $1295 '52 Buick Riviera Hard- top 2 dr. Radio, heat- er, Dynaflow. Better hurry — very few of these left. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Here to Stay ence, stop in and see why we enjoy a fine volume retail used car business. We're open till 9 p. m. OLIVER. Qpen Till 9 P. M.. fair dealing, a beautiful orld’s finest facilities for choice. At your conveni- $1195 Your choice of 5—1952 Pontiacs. All fully equipped. $895 "51 Buick Special 4 dr. Fully equipped and at a low price. $445 ‘48 Pontiac 2 dr., radio, heater. We're really proud of this one. $195 '30 Nash 4 dr A good runner, good car for the “little woman.” $995 ‘Sl Mercury 4 dr, Mercomatic, radio, heater. A good look- ing beauty Special 1 Day Only! 'S0 Buicks—4 to choose from, radio, heater, look and run good. At an unbelievable low price—just $495. Com- plete. Nothing down and 18 mos. on bal- ance. BUICK FE 2-9101 ——— a eee. " $2 AY li : . ; Se Shai tag ites pce Mogren ha: geet goed THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1954 Buttons Good on Ne --Today’s Television Programs -- Channel 1~WXYE-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV 6:00--(7) Dinner Theater. Little Rascals in “Wild Poses,” film drama. (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (2) Telenews Ace. Cline, Van Patrick. ~ 6:45—(9) Frank . Muste. (2) TV Weatherman. . Ever- ett R. Phelps. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet show. (9) Range Riders. Adventure film. (4) It’s a Great money by taking jobs as de- partment store clerks. (2) The- ater. “Acts of God Notwith- standing.”’ ary Scott in “Ruthless,” film feature. (4) Tony Martin. Tony sings popular tunes. (2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:45—(4) News Caravan.’ John Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry, Como. Perry sings “South the Border.” 8:00—(7) To Be Announced (4) Ceasar’s Hour. Sid Caesar in comedy. (2) Burns and Allen. George tries to rehearse Gracie in the correct things to say. 8:30—(7) Voice Program. Basso Jerome Hines sings ‘The Whif- fenpoof " —“Love's Old Sweet Song.” (2) Talent Scouts. Arthur Godfrey hosts. 9:00—(7) Wrestling. (4) Medic. “Death Rides a Wagon,” cholera epidemic hits pioneer wagon tist experimental rocket and sev- eral attempts at murder. 10:45—(9) Ringside Review. Box- ing commentary. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales with Errol Garner, guest. (9) National News. (4) News. (2) News. 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve’ Allen TUESDAY MORNING 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning Show. : : 8:30—(2) Morning in Detroit. 9:00—(7) Breakfast Cab. (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:30—(2) Murphy Calling. 10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong ‘School. (2) Garry Moore. , |3:18—(4) Golden Windows. A Time to Live. (2) Arthur God freye 10:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven | 11:00 — (7) Creative Cookery. (4) Home, 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics, (4) Betty White Show. (2) Valiant }-4 a 1:36—(4) Good Cooking. (2) Ladies 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) La- dies First. (2) Ladies Day. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. (2) House Party. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payoff. 3:30—(4) One Man’s Family. (2) Bob Crosby Show. 3:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. 4:00—(7) Cowboy Show. (9) Cow- Film. (4) Howdy Doody. "(2) Pi- 10:36—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) | rate Pete. -- Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed tm this columm are subject te change without notice wae, oom CKLW, am ww, «ese woaa, (013%) WxYz ane WBE, ee TONIGHT Freddy ia 9:15—W Kitchen Club ww, } Choir Singers Slain in . natin wane Bown Deon McLeod watz, Pau) Winter e ’ teow. Hows wav er. CKLW, Bud Devies Pennsylvania; Couple's - wwii, Two 9:30—WJR, Mrs Page WJBK, News, George WXYZ, Wattrick-McKensie | WXYZ, Top of Town w, Neighbor WCAR. News. Harmony Son Among Witnesses CKLW. fees. CKLW . wJBKk, Murphy 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkins etbdansions — , som, 1045—CKLW, freemen asminmates WCAR Rowe Wome WEYZ Top of Tows =| "“Ceuw Morning ‘Special’ | 'SE-WIR, Dr. Malone PALMERTON, Pa. —A justice] Findus eam ‘Feibadtoes "|" "REE Te lwmomin arner gesmer| Shot down last night as they were Lee Smite ‘ 10:00—WJR, ‘Arthur 1:48—WIR. ay as were oy Sek Rance’. Soe wee, Feo Gen CRLW. Dick Pose! " | entering a church where they sang cea I oa wee. Sane Genes Soha. Semerets 2:00—WJR. Mrs. Burton | in the choir. ww, BM o@ Ota tangen WCAR, News, Temple Sb, bent The assailant fled while a crowd bs ity | ood. 10:18—WCAR, Temple WJBK, T. Geo of youths, including the couple's WCAR Musie = ae el ae — 16-year-old son, chased him. 11:30— WIR WWJ Here's the Answer The victims were Matthew 6:45—WIR, L. Thomes cKeller 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason wey, mere coe | WAR, song Peres, CKLW, Devies Daneker, 38, and his wife, Mildred, 10:45—WWJ, Break the Bank | %:90—-WJR. Nore Drake %, en ; ary —_ ‘WXYZ, Giri Cea a eee A witness, the Rev. —? bt 5 a ae a = Boe 11:00—WW), Strike It Rich | 4. wom prighter Day Dettertine, pastor of Trinity WJBK. D. MeLeod WXYE, Pred Wolf CELW hedere B r) Pays Evangelical Congregational Church nigeesat Sa pws. Conte WIBK. D. MeLeod CHLW, Py _-— | to which the dead couple belonged, Ww. Gay Tt Musie | WCAR. Coffee — 1:00 WIR. Wertéa |said the assailant was standing 7:30—WJR, Choraliers €:45—WEYZ, News, Wolte | '!:15—WXYZ Bver Since Eve ts a 5 ER “within three feet’ of Mrs. Dan- WWJ, Morgan Beatty CKLW. Guy W 11:20 IR, Make Up jane CKLW. News, Living eker when he fired a pistol. A sin- CKLW Soteset taater bc —riggy - Sg - WxYz. Thy Neighbor's Vesse a — tg ema Jenny gle bullet struck her in the chest, wR, & ® Murrow WxYa, News, waite Goan: for Day — pe , ae She. was pronounced dead on arriv- an E vi . eA Young CKLW, In the Mood WIBK, Gentile, Binge 11:45—WJR, Rosemary WJB, Don McLeod al at Palmierton roy e: Gute side WCAR, News, Coffee WW, Gecond 8:68—WIR. Gel Gundcey The pastor said as Daneker grap- ww. of an 7:15—WJR, Music Hall WEYR 3 City By-Line WWJ, Right to Happiness | pled with the man for the weapon WXYR, Your Lang; Mine | WXYZ Oagooa ee ‘| esepem. Sade several shots were fired and Dan- aw, Tee Goes 1:30—Wwwd Live . | #9:00—WIR. ‘Jack White ww), Write eker fell. He died at the hospital 8:15—WXYZ, Show Werle | WXYz, w ww, Pe WXYZ, Wattrick-McKenaie | ° WxYz, ain Cal Chase ithout regaining consciousness. os0~ pews CKLW. Austin Grant CRLW: \Vproens Lapes W. Eddie witho ing \ WJBK, Gen Binge wane: McLeod woe cannes Police said they were seeking CKLW, Bway Cop 1:48—WWi, News WCAR, News Daniel Falcone, 48, a shirt factory 4:15—WJR, Music Hall 8:45—WXYZ, Ghow Stoppers | 6:00—WJIR, Jack White 12:18—WJR, Farm Roundup ww worker, for questioning in connec- 9:00—WJR, Perry Come WWJ, Bob n CKLW, Austin Grant : tion with the shooting Ww, Telephone Hour WxYs, Dick ‘Osgood Noonday Caller (a0 ww). Widder Brown : . ware P sonal ge ay WJBK. News, Gentile 12:30—WJR, Time Out, Muste 46—WIR, . ws 0:15—WIR, The Nort WCAR, News, Clem - WWJ, News = > mf Fe aed 9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy 8:18—W. Bud Guest CKLW, Bud Davies CKLW. Wright WHYZ, News, Top. ngup| SHIR. Music Hall WCAk, Bermeny Hell J, Mews, J. Deland WIBK. Gentile S:AS—WCAR, Radio Revive | *:05— WWJ. Fran Harris BSS gy ane = a 10:00—WJR, Tennessee Ernie | ».00—wJR. Ne CKLW - = wsBK. McLeod 3, Fibber McGee ww. hg TE — = WCAR, News, Carousel Trade-Ins w ~~ ware, Chub — 6:18—-W IR, Reyncids, Muste Easy Terms CaLS. x. oa. News, Music TUESDAY AFTERNOON - on Free jome Trial = 10:15—WwJ, Gtidersieeve WCAR, News, Rnytns 1:00—WJR, Road of Life CKLW, Bédie Chase Australians May Have TV in Time for Christmas, ‘55 Aussie voters sent a coalition rE i foe rab ae ‘Harvester Official Killed with screens of about 17 inches will cost, at first, about $360, plus $40 for aerial and installation MANILA #—Cornelius W. Muil- enburg, ‘an American executive of the International Harvester Co. in Manila, was fatally injured Fri- w Show Despite Script | Critic Applauds Comic's Efforts Good Supporting Cast]: Plus Hard Work Held Up the Program . 4 left, boy Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls.| ers wore out, it was more and (2) Brighter Day. mere plain he was holding up his shows almost by himeelf. He 4:15 — (4) First Love. (2) Secret tried to halt the search for the Storm. proper comedy tare by abruptly 4:30 — (9) News Brief. (4) Mr.| shifting his whole format inte a Sweeney's World. (2) On Your| family situation comedy. It Account. worked out badly not because a situation comedy wouldn’t work, 4:45 — (7) Rickey the Clown. (9)/ nue because his material Kiddies Film. wouldn't. &:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Go to the| For his opening opus last night, Museum. (4) Pinky Lee. (2)| Red had Maxie Rosenbloom, Geor- Robert Q. Lewis. gia Gibbs, Bibi Osterwald, Al Ne- sor and Allan Walker in support. 5:30—(7) Rocky Jones. (9) Kiddies They also flexed their acting ELECTRIC CO. 825 W. Huren FE 4-2525 DALBY RADIO & TV 348 East Lehigh Se. Corner of teere 3149 W. Huron PONTIAC’S OLDEST TV SERVICE DEALER! BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE . Authorized Factory Service for 15 Dilierent Manufacturers “= FE 4-5791 May Separate Lady. accomplish something which gives | him a head start on many another 12:15—(2) Love of Life. ‘| @omedian: he has a shining pixie- personality with which he Your Nest. (2) Search for To} just by: turning on his broad, kid- 1:00 — (7), Lunchtime Drama. (4) It’s not all he has: there’s a . Bob Maxwell Show. (2) Portia great deal of the comic spirit Faces Life. . above — eS a . that sunny personality, it 1:15 — (4) Faye Elizabeth. (2)/| bas sufficed for several TV sea- Seeking Heart. sons without much help from his | : ‘ ae # receives the fourth Washington, D. C. Honeymooners Stalled by Police in Auto Mixup COBALT, Ont. (®—The bride and groom left in a shower of confetti, their car suitably decorated with slogans, At North Bay, 100 miles Ricy’s friends, decorated Paulin's The groom was too nervous to Sadier’s car to silver OUTSTANDING HOMEMAKER—U. S. Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest, the ‘Outstanding Homemaker of the Year,”’ from Mrs. Dorothy Gearhart, president of the National Ladies Home Fashion League. The award was made in award as _——— —_—-+ --— ~ couple. Police. said no would be filed, Two U. S. Brothers Seek Red Asylum brothers who vanished mysterious. | ly from West Berlin early last >| month presented themselves at a Communist news conference today *land said they had asked political asylum in East Germany. The men are William Henry Starr, 30; an electrician, and James Starr, 31, an oil worker, both formerly of Westville, N.J. They had been living in Ger- were a specially-called press conference in East Berlin which provided the first indication of their where- abouts since West Berliners re- ported they saw the East German highway patrol arrest them Sept. 7 on the autobahn. North Bay and swapped with the charges Siamese Twins Physicians Study . Pair Born .Friday Night in Chicago Hospital CHICAGO (INS) —. Physicians studying Siamese twin girls born Yriday in Chicago's St. Anne's Hos- heads are joined is beginning to round out and that separation may be. simpler than in the case of the Brodie twins In the Brodie separation, Roger died after 34 days. Rodney sur- vived. and, except for a special Protective cap he must wear, is developing normally. : Authorities said the girls, born to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred J. An- drews, are scheduled to be trans- ferred tomorrow to the Illinois Re- [search Hospital and Educational Center where the Brodie boys were i 1 5 *RFEE = z £ x 4 ¢ & pital say the point where the two]ly 5! girls. The twins, who weigh six pounds Air mail stamps sale to the public the 1924, Fire Prevention 807 e Be Sure to See the FIRE DEPT. DISPLAY Thursday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 P. 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