Ps | > pe vee: Spe ‘Ohio, that East Berlin’s Stalin statue SNOW IN THE SIERRAS—Bijou Pines, Calif., lies under a blanket of autumn snow in one of the fell in the mountain region yesterday. Wet and mushy, it melted quickly, however. earliest California falls on record. Up to 15 inches Candidates Log Talks, Travel TODAY EISENHOWER TV speech from New York City 8 p.m. Pontiac time. STEVENSON — Speaks in t fob ks in NIXON «~ Speaks in Montana, Washington. and Oregon. Stalin Statue Doomed BERLIN @® — Communist East is to be eased gracefully off the scene, A hotel will be built on the ~— Makes radio- Poland. Seems Peaceful ent Gomulka Works to Erect; Red Regime) s WARSAW, Poland (®—Wladyslaw Gomulka, Poland’s new Communist party boss, worked today to erect a structure of independent communism in the wake of a political revolt against. Moscow domination. Official broadcasts said Gomulka and the Politburo A lon Texas Homes , flaming collision of an Air {Force jet and a civilian of the Polish Communist Party had assumed “leader- and: the entire nation to overcome the mistakes and [Predicted for Tonight } ——*ship of the working classes Scattered Showers The temperature will drop from 52 to 56 degrees tonight says the VU. §. Weather Bureau. We will oe ae eee se partly cloudy skies It is expected to be partly cloudy tomorrow with scattered showers likely in the forenoon and turning gooler. A high of 60 to 64 is pre-| party dieted,. In the downtown area last night| the mercury dipped to 38 degrees. ive speach site, 2 p.m. blunders of the past.” One broadcast said a program would be submitted to the party's central committee Sunday for im- provement of economic conditions and the participation of youth in the government. It promised fo lift the “fetters of secrecy” from party affairs, and pledged a free election of officiails.. A party resolu- Gomulka and other leading members of the Politburo plan to fly to Moscow soon to talk over differences between Polish and So- Woman Boss for Aravels — Men Think It's Fine. _ By CHUCK ABAIR Women bossing men is nothing new — It’s been going) on ever since the first cave woman told the first cave man, “Move that stone, I want to dust under it.” But when a gal runs some 79 men, and the men voted to make it that way, that’s Miss Jacolyn Smith, of 32 Bagley St., is taking up her duties as commander of the Amvets Jimmy Dey Post 12. She served 14 months in the Navy during World _— War II; and was named to head the local group in a recent election. “T didn’t want to take it at first, because I was afraid to embarrass the men, but they kept. asking me,” she described the election. Holding office in the post is ‘demale Navy vet—she has been everything else but finance of- ficer since becoming a lifetime member 10 years ago. A native of Toledo, Ohio, “Jackie” served as a yeoman- stenographer in the Bureau of Per- sonnel in Washington, D.C., during the war, and received a disability discharge when she almost died) from pneumonia in 1944, © HOLDS OTHER POSTS Beside’ her Jimmy Dey Post activities, she is a member of the Disabled American Veterans, and eae Coe American ‘Login “Pim ‘beanie: te ‘be the head ‘of a man's organization. The ‘more I think of.it, / the more econ a different story. MISS JACOLYN SMITH thrilled 1 get,” the new com- . mander said today, as she out- lined a pet project. ; ‘She has plans \to establish a parade committee for the city to’ coordinate the Memorial oid ace tivities locally. * oh * i viet Communist leaders, A Moscow broadcast today re- iported the speech of Gomulka to a mass meeting last night. But it left out Gomulka's state- Thent that he had received assur- ances from Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet party boss, that Soviet troops in Poland would be re- Air Force Jet Rams With Private Ship as Family, 2 Fliers Die MIDLAND, Tex. m—A Estes Concedés tae con, 8 3 ve Ole ott will be the man who calls the : a“ LF * “Do you want Richard Nixon to be the head of. your government?’ residential area. The body of ene woman crashed through the roof of another home and lodged in the bathtub. A child was found crumpled in a flower bed. Webb Air Foree Base said one of the airmen in the T33 one had ejected himself, but his chut failed to open. The body of the other airman was found in the burned Saunders home. The Clement plane had taken) in off at 2:30 p.m. from the Ector | Ha County Airport at Odessa, 12 miles southwest of this west Texas town, after the Clements had vis- is) ard. The military ship was based at Second Wife Presenis Peck With Baby Boy .SANTA MONICA, Calif. @—Ac- tor G Peck and his wife, the former Veronique Passani, be- ‘came the parents of a’ 7-pound, 14- ounce boy in Santa Monica Hos- pital yesterday, turned to their regular bases | within 48 hours. Gomulka's statement was thé first official confirmation of threatening Soviet troop move-| ments during the political crisis’ here. Broadcasts quoted Polish re- porters throughout the provinces as saying ‘Soviet army units have bases, or are in the course of do- ing so,” * * * Life in Poland seemed to be re- turning to normal. Last night some young. Poles ignored Gomul- ka's appeals for order and en- gaged in anti-Soviet demonstra- tions in sympathy for Hungarian) rebels, Warsaw's radio said work- ers had rushed in trucks from the suburbs to discourage these “hooligan butbursts."’ ww * & “Tn his speech yesterday to a crowd of 250,000 Gomulka made ss clear Soviet troops would re- main in Poland as long as there are NATO bases in West Germany —a statement that was received lin silence by the crowd. Cake Decorating Class MONROE @® — There's a wait- ing list this year for the cake- decorating class in Monroe's adult education program, Enrollment. is limited to 15 persons, All supplies are furnished for practice Sessions in writing, designing borders and decorating with cake frosting. With a woman's determination at the helm, you can wager on the committee, ‘ap established. + 4 * gk 4 | Migh Fever Potties Tonight, #. m. 8. | 8:30 5 ages lg oem. Box office i either already withdrawn to their) Dr, William C, Bradbury said ithere were no complications and ‘mother and son both were doing fine, It was the couple's first child. iPeck, 40, has three sons by his prevous wife, Greta. That mar- _ ended in divorce last Decem- ir. _The actor and Miss Passani, a forme? French journalist, were a last New Year's Day. She is Lited-with-Mr,-and-Mrs.-Ceeil-How-|/owa this year, Webb Air Force Base, Big Spring.) ‘ the Republican administration) a| . as Ae Gaia, Miaka toni ‘As 300 Democrats politely os pes as Train Smacks Car in lowa Mishap SIGOURNEY, lowa # — Eight children were killed today when @ train struck the car in which The mother, Hammes, was hospitalized. The children. included two gets of twins. ' Mrs. Paul Webb, a relative of Mrs. Hammes, witnessed the crash-Gf the Hammes car and a sae vel Island tri-weekly train at a sie precios Hora not far from. the tt was ag mnt Mrs. Webb said. The accident was the worst in The children were Ronnie and Hammes childless, National Telecast Sef for Lions-Packer Tilt NEW YORK ‘7 — CBS-TV an- nounced today the Detroit Lions- Green Bay Packers football game at Briggs Stadium on Thanksgiving Day will be televised coast-to-coast. The game will begin at noon, regularly scheduled National Foot- ball League game for the 1956 sea- son. ; . Other national telecasts will fol-| low later in the season, said the Industry its occupation troops if the rebels will end their revolu- tion. Nagy went on the radio to appeal for the rebellious jforces of students and Giant Parade to Feature, cost ‘57 Pon tiacs, GM Trucks — The 1957 Pontiac sisteanobile eye New General Motors Corp. trucks . . Thousands of balloons and| colorful feathers bearing gift certificates . of kids attired in Indian garb . These and many other attractions will headline thejt 1957 “Pontiac Salutes Industry” parade in the city Motor City to OK Water System Plan DETROIT (#—The first step in a proposed 87 million dollar expan- sion of Detroit's water system is expected to be approved by the City. Council next week. Council members have indicated, they will support a $1,200,000 wa- ter main to suburban Madison Heights as part: of an overall -\northward expansion of the city water system. The 54-inch main would be large enough to serve additional commu- nities in QOakland. and Macomb) Counties and could be used to bring water to Detroit from Lake Huron if the need araises. Council President Louis C, Miri- ani said water could be supplied to the adjoining counties much cheaper through a tie-in with the city system than by the 53-mile iprivate pipeline under study by ‘Oakland and Macomb officials. The network said it will be the! first coast-to-coast telecast of a. ‘Will Up Stee! Output DETROIT #—New facilities for ‘increasing stainless steel produc- tion capacity 25 per cent have been placed in operation at Sharon Steel] announcement. urned as pre 4Nov. 10. jon oe See ee as party secretary Details of the Saturday The radio said morning parade intro-/Geroe > tie bene itt ducing new lines of the| ‘Peers Budapest 1957 Pontiac cars and GM|“cmbrnced with fo hehe trucks, were released today; Nagy promised by John W. Hirlinger,|ition with Russa Chamber of Commerce] penton bce mea? Sic verte te tomniocd Ub the chamber and the Retail | Thare ih Sh tah abd he children from the fourth through the ninth grade who parade in their their best Indian outfits, Entry blanks fer youngsters wishing to eater this contest may soldiers had gone over to the side be found on page 2 of today’s |°% the rebels. Press. As the cats approach the Seg-|col of only students and in street and Huron street intr workere-ad been able to hold oat section, ner proeneade pg rode Corp. 7 Editor's Note: This is. the fourth article in a series describing Oakland County's plans for building a new courthouse. By CONRAD N, CHURCH “There is enough motey legally available for building our new man of the County Board of Audi- be located at the county’s — service center on North Telegraph road. According to Chairman Moore, appro ximately half a million dol# courthouse so that we feel perfect- ly safe in constructing the first unit,” said Robert Y. Moore, chair- tors. It is to be @ five story and _ {basement courthouse building to tax sales some years the County Social Welfare Ae mission. Included in it also were the Pontiac and Ferndale market sites. Some of this property has been used to house some of the fam- ilies on welfare at a great saving in costs to the county. Much of it no longer is needed. Much more of this surplus prop- erty remains to be sold. Moore estimates that what remains will bring approximately another mil- lion dollars. * ba * | Then there is the one-tenth of a ‘mill which the county has been permitted specifically by law to for capital improvements. 1950 to 1956 this has brought in $585,000, From 1956 to “1959 it is estimated that it will bring in approximately another $580,000. by/rent that has been seca over the past 10 years from occupants of the welfare housing project mentioned above. This makes a total of $2,755,000, and there are gome other funds that could be used, according to Chairman Moore, all without disobeying in the slightest degree the mandate of the people as expressed at the courthouse bond issue élection. At that time they voted ap- proval of building a new court- In Today's Press There Are Ample Fands for Courthouse that ‘have been appropriated tt house, but opposed levying uay bond issue, jperfect good faith, yet the super- faxes to finayce a bond * “But will © you actually have for it, in view of other commit- ments?" Moore was asked. “Oh yes,” he replied. “We will have enough and plenty to spare.|), 4. County News..,,...,..9 21, & Editorials ....... rece Food News. .......... 33 thru 39 Sports....... + A, 1B, 1, MO, Theaters ............. igpes /8- ™v & Radio Program, :..:..59 Wilson, Earl. .........-...4.- 29: : thru EFS 4 BE Fe ft Hi q iff s ei eae ES : fata ag TH Fs Q 2 sa eT i | : i 2 : i a 3 z ue “5 e 7 rt E F E BRE itoltat sft eat 5 i 'UF Headquarters — Announces Gifts Following are the latest gifts of $50 or more announced by the! _|Pontiae Area United Fund Head-) ,jovakia? cI = C=) The Weather 833% 83533: S2SS3S3E832SE2 S23323 =} ae : ia H, W. 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Boats, manager = the Accident Prevention Departmen seco of the Association of Casualty ae Surety Companies, said: “The single purpose of the program is to reduce traffic law violations associated with speed - and in-a-hurry driving, the _. largest contributing factors in s fatal accidents. It attempts to 3 _ do this through increased public education and stepped-up law enforcement efforts.” ; "2 -% In 1955 the campaign was con- ‘ducted on a nationwide basis for the “first time. While no: broadscale re- duction was achieved, the steady rise in traffic fatalities was curbed and the increase for the summer months "This year’s results show fatali- - ties to be up 9.4 per cent over last strength weakness that would be felt most by # Dutt the a . “Sole the renee, wiay. _ It comes to me directly from * Ben. Jerome, Jr., chairman of the committee in charge, - Safety Co-ordinators made an im- that the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce “may stage its first Great Lakes cruise next June 7-10, if enough reservations are received by Nov. 15. It will be on the 8S “South American. g * According to that magazine “that has the reputation of keeping track of such things, . The American Machinist, Pontiac is in the midst. of what is be- coming the nation’s =" — missile making area. Although the pheasants have been fighting ‘with their chickens all summer, - Mr, and Mrs. Beryl Hanford of Clarkston say that since the hunting season opened they have become quite sociable around the poultry yard, where they spend most of the time. The continued dry weather has caused the leaves to fall early, so our gorgeous autumn color dis- play in the Pontiac area is eet ended. : a A pet wasdihvedt sometimes known as ground hog, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Bertram_ Bullock, just north of Rochester, has gone into hibernation much earlier than usual, which would indicate an early winter, ac- cording to the weatherwise. Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Adell Richardson ef Commerce: one hundred and ane birthday. . Mire. Marthe ‘Tewtltiager - (ot Draytom Plains; . glehity-foutth birth- day. ee eed ‘Hal Boyle avi: "Girl Pianist-Gold Mi iner Eisenhower told in detail of the 11. years of negotiation and effort by the United States government to reach an agreement with the now to test the. sincerity of the Communists -by hal H-bomb tests and waiting to see what hap- pens. The true differeneé is that at the Geneva conf there was only talk, which hurts There was no tisk taken in which. the strength of the United States in nuclear weapons would be te- duced, Stevenson in April 1956 was ‘peady to try a costly gamble with erican security. A ‘lee Jersey correspondent cod liver oil daily for my arthritis, or “rheumatiz’” as you call it ” “ee. I do not call arthritis rheuma- tiz. I do not advise anyone with arthritis to take cod liver oil. Evidently this correspondent re- gards me as a quaint old char- —acter—spouting -queer-notions and, —. who knows, maybe. offering good advice in rare instances. So she patronizes me with parentheses. Arthr-itis means joint inflam- mation. — Rheumatiz (not rheumatism) is a familiar word. Since ne one owns it, I use it to identify phy- sical apeeen: eee sues, Physical degeneration 1s. deter oration of cells and tissues in consequence of which function is impaired. In most instances “oft: © insidiously developing chronic joint disability, the trouble is physical degeneration, not inflam- mation. And so it is ngt “arth- ritis. ” Although I have ane researched current medical litera- ture and studied intensively the \ works of 19th century medical au- ~ \thorities, I have not definition- or de- Hi eetE | i g oH i i ‘t “I take a scant teaspoonful of | iy 2 mg Lis " gold are a soothing comfort to . . Miss Treonen "didn’t think it was a joke at all, The idea appealed to her at once. “T'd been a rock hound myself ever since’ I tramped. the -high Si- erras aS a girl with my father, who was interested in mining ven- tures,” she recalled, OFF TO THE MINES She hired a mining engineer & ~ Now Aims for North Pole dicate cal Minerals, Inc., full-scale next spring. old we take out will pay mining costs but no longer a glamour metal. the heat-resistant metals the gov- needs for the jet air- By JAMES J. METCALFE 1 thank you for. the many times .» You get in touch with me... all your contributions to... happy memory . . . I thank you for the friendly smile... With which you always greet me . .. And for the kind and thought- ful and . , . The gracious way you treat me . ... You are the shining symbol of . . . A friendship really true . . . An inspiration wonderful . In all: I try ta do. , . You . My very smaljest sorrow ... And you instill the hope I need. . . For very new tomorrow ... And so I thank you for the joys... And favors you extend . . . And wey that God will bless your soul ~ My dear and faithful friend. (Copyriem, 1956) Looking Back 15 Years Ago REDS STIFFEN before furious Nazi drive. SENATE GROUP votes to re- move shipping ban. entered the mining business. Gate eit. tee ertsatte petieel == ‘There was plenty of metal in 20 Years Ago erry fog Ben GAA snewsied 7 the hills, but it wasn’t until re. | MADRID ISOLATED by besieg- Dr “william ‘Braay, 1 fi Mamped self cently that new techniques meade ie rebels. Press, Pontiac, Tushigan = it economic. FIRST SNOW’ of year hits Pon- ( , Keenan bought mineral tiac. Case Records of a Psychologist: Charge Children Board and Room Peter’s example should make discussion material in high school and Sunday School. For these real cases from cur- rent American life should help you teenagers get hen to re- ditty. A lot of you yearn to be big, 90 learn to act that way, instead of being like juvenile Peter. By. DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case *T-304: Peter W., aged 23, lives at home with his parents. _“De Crane, Peter works in the stee]- mills," his mother told me, “and he makes very good wages. - *. * © : “But he doesn’t offer to pay any board and room. Besides, he ex-— pects me to do his laundry and wait on him hand and foot. “Wouldn't. you think a grown man of hig age would offer his .parents at least a nominal amount for his board and room? “But he doesn’t and when I : ie : 9 ously waive the room and board money. ; But no parents should waive this charge, otherwise, for to do so en- courages that young man or wom- an to remain. juvenile. ° If you let your son or daughter live at home free, then you are seating Sant sary Oh ee 08 inflated scale. . Even nominal board and room nowadays totals $50 per month, so you are unwisely elevating your child’s standard of living by this | —_—_—_— N\ Uh, | unwarranted $50 per month con- _tribuion to its scale of' living.’ * * * Instead of learning to pay its way, you thus let it squander that extra $50 on guns or fishing tackle, clothes or cigarettes and dates, That is: just as bad as to sub- sidize newlyweds by a cash month- ly hand-cut, Se tenes Od be Renate parents. Charge your grown kids for ee et ee oon vee are & millionaire! For if, you 't; you are hot only personality, but you are being t to other young people in your community. ¥ Suppose Peter and a sneighbor- ing young man named Bill are both competing for the favor. of the same girl. If Bill pays his parents board and room to the extent of $50 per month, but Peter gets by without such payments, then Peter has an extra $50 per month to squander courting the girl, He thus enjoys an unfair ad- vantage, and his parents are guilty of being accessories to such injus- tice in the realm of courtship. Any self- per- son should arrange to pay his folks for board and room as goon as he gets a job, without being asked. But a lot of ov babies will selfishly spend their entire pay checks on themselves, unless. the parents assess them $10 or $20 per week fgr living expenses, Alas, some modern youth have little aversion to sponging off their parents indefinitely, ‘so nip that bad habit in the bud quickly. 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Petition having been filed in this Cou alleging that the present whereabouts of “the mother of the miner child is un- bmg ne the salt child is dependent pon public for support, said child should be placed under the edicti ef this Court. ; . tm said County, on the 7th day of November. A. D. 1084, at mine o'tlock tm the forenoon, and you are hereby commanded to appear per sonaliy at enid hearing. Tt beine impractical to make per- sonal service hereof, this summons and) notice shall be served by . publication & copy one week previous to said. hearing fn the Pontine Press, a news-| oaner printed and circulated in «aid Caente. i Witness, the WHonorable Moore, Judge of said Court. in the City! of .Pontine im said County, this 22nd fav of. 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It has its eerie side, as Noah Beery, who just finished 18 * elephant-laden/ chapters of the new series, “Circus | Boy,”” will testify. | Beery plays a clown, guardian of young Mickey Braddock who is| the “Circus Boy” of the title. And Braddock has a pet elephant, a chap named Bimbo. “He's a nice enough elephant,” Beery says: “On location,” we never need a garbage pail—Bimbo eats anything except citrus fruit. We even throw him containers of milk. He eats the container and all, weird, Especially if I'm walking and he’s supposed to be follow: | ing me. You know, elephants are | silent, When they walk, maybe | there’s a little squish-squish | noise, but that’s all, So I have to | keep walking, and I know that | somewhere behind me there’s an elephant. But 1 don’t know bow i near he is. It’s an eerie feeeling.” Beery—who has dropped the Jr from hig name—is delighted with, his part..For years, he’s been trapped in westerns and, as he says. “You act with the same peo- “Bat when we're acting, it's | waned, ts: itil. witH SUDS-SAVER a NORMAL INST ALLATION ~ om Som” 3 DAYS ONLY \— / i hi Aarne CROTISSERIE... . \ Automatic, removable. ple all the time and in the same situations, and you find yourself getting lazy. Here I've got a freshiy part, different each week, and “y fresh approach.” One fresh aspect of the part is that, as a-clown, Beery is octa- | sionally called on ‘to do clown | . Fully Automatic Range at This Amazing Low Price! Kenmore Electric @ 20-in. Oven. @ Robotimer $3 Down wy AND OLD ELECTRIC RANGE Be away from the kitchen: while Kenmore cooks for you! Oven starts and stops autématically, 20-inch width ac ’ commodates big, family meals. Fast, infrarod top units . have 7 heat levels. Built in lamp, clock. # Kenmore Gas Dry Only $5 Down 1 89' ya8 Dries any fabric safely . . . 5 temperature “A i for all modern fabrics. Sun fresh lamp makes clothes smell sweet and fresh as sunshine. Many other deluxe sale priced | Washes any fabric from doe fo Dacron (R) with ‘complete sdiety. 3 water temperatures save you hot water, seven agitator action gets clothes cleaner. Holds 9-lb { AUTOMATIC OVEN: AT A SALE PRICE You Get a Built-in Rotisserie and Griddle with This Compact KENMORE 30-IN. GAS RANGE ONLY $5 DOWN Balance Monthly on Seors Easy Payment Plan @ Bake or Barbecue in the Giant 25n. Oven @ Big Built-in Griddle Is Perfect for Grilling, Frying tinsing action and a9 88 : => . $10 Down 4 capacity ... with Suds-saver. é eS — =<. s i 3-PIECE MODERN" BEDROOM GROUPING | You get double dresser, mirror — 4 ond bookcase bed. Chest ovail- able, Floor samples and window models, Never been used: No Money Down — $1.00 ee $1.50 Weekly | Distinctive cabinet of ma- hogony graining. A com- pletely new TV that provides reception. ‘This low, low price is possible only by our very special factory pur- [% . ‘chose. Bose odditionel. : Modern Living Room Set . You get modern wide arm sofa s “ae ee ~~ : Seedy oY fe a i NO Down BP: ayment. ID er by tro | New 1957 No Money Down — $1.00 Weekly! | eS Deluxe Refrigerat Save s31°° TL a | sUXE igerator Bigytullkwidth. freezer, full-width Was agp ‘5 4 om lee d chiller tray, four deep door shelves n Thi ‘Ne : ee yg ° T is ew : t | ; tall bottle zone, a truly remarkable — haa Ss “a refrigerator at a $71.95 savings! with | QUEEN = S ] fs : ae Hurry, and beat the price raise! - Pay $200 Weekly Wringer Washer | mare sunk eeos) [pelea Payment... ° Was $99.95 ig:mophe, ry W for beste $17 Save 31"... New °57 , lections! While they last! "7 ve hen boen—s0e out” 1 ROUND BOBBIN qe serps | ELECTRIC PORTABLE Se ae) | SEWING MACHINE Was $69.95—Now $1.00 Weekly | ee 6 Sells This is a brand new, latest model Speed , isis An oy bab Queen with full capacity porcelain tub, a te 50c Weekly! adjustable pressure wringer with instant : i <5 This new Royal Portable safety release, | aluminum tangle- f —— anid sews forward and backward. spf 9 _— ’ a i You tan make many things agitator. ~ * ‘ a a you wished for, before! 3-Pc. Glowing Maple Bedroom yet large dresser, mirror and '§ 3 bed. Chest available! | Many odd pieces available’ Save Hurry! a : Se | No Money Down — 50c Weekly! $8.18! 4 4 ay a7 : > SS Automatic r oA0Tt ry \) IY BEND COOKER : oe a 4 nce Westinghouse eh ~~ = | Thermostat ;. a , Was $12.99 . General Electric _ vi Ss cali . y 4° io | aoe Regular $y 295 Automatic Steam Iron i! 7 jE : $19.95 le ee em ~y SAVE . , ' Hy : oo ade | i $9.20 f | = Save $21.95! 1) ) | , Phone WH | | uerraban $] 5-Piece Chrome Dinette Sets! FEderal You get mar-proof table and 4 § G “9 dS HOLDS ANY Choice oF some colors while they 5 4 a | 3-7/14 GIFT UNTIL i: | : | NO DOWN PAYMENT Tits — ae 108 NORTH + Levu] OPEN FRL NIGHT tl 9 omnes LCL LTS Purrip nfl on PAY $1 00 WEEKLY: La b rd = ft tt, tame time, reen meets ne me Ss hi Il out to Sing you very exceptional savings on cantly clothing, urnishings. Everything is new. Don't miss these savings! It's the bank! | Join the Crowds! Get In on These Extra Special Opening Values! Two-Pant SUITS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SUCH A BIG SELECTION AT THESE LOW PRICES! TWO-PANT SUITS g A 3 zA LOOKI Grand year-round. sharkskins WITH TWO PANTS AT JUST $43.54! You just can't beat it, they'fe such a great value! Plenty of smart patterns eamd diiferent colors! You'll save at least $10 or more! AND THE EXTRA PAIR WILL DOUBLE THE WEARI TWO-PANT SUITS $5 ps4 : | HI-FI - RECORD PLAYERS - 3-Speed Automatic Changer Guaranteed 2.1 Watt Output Slight Irregularities in Case Coveririgs Reg. $99.95 sane 6" Fully Guaranteed NO MONEY DOWN FREE: $2.95 Sheaffer Cartridge Pon With EVERY HI-Fl PURCHASE! Vo OFF SALE LOOK! Long-wearing - wool sharkskins, all wool flannels, new imported tweeds! Your choice of the new two or three-button models! You'll find P what you wont right here! They're usually priced at ay: Compare! You'll see a —_ zoe can save at Barnett’s, AND RA PAIR TWO-PANT SUITS... $@95410 Vike leather! All the latest in smart flannels and tweeds! Bring the Mrs. with you, she'll recognize these great bag and we want to please both of you. REMEMBER, THE EXTRA PAI Ti Remember — You Don’t Need Cash! FALL TOPCOATS A Tremendous Selection a Special Opening Savings! All-Wool-Tweeds ; Bae tl A $45 Seller Anytime — Now Only... Every one a dandy. ge styled and well tailored. Bring the Mra. with you; she'll recognize this great value and we want fo please both of you. sisaeue — SBBS? _A buy like this ped don’t get very olten. Be smar' get yours now and be all set for the iail and winter. You can't save money any easier. Imported Wool Tweeds It Your Taste Says $65 But Your Budget Seys ‘Take Ir Easy’ Then See These! They're Tops! Come prepared to see the best for they real- ly are the finest coats we've seen at any- where near this price. You'll save a $20 ory. Pigg sizes, régulars, shorts and longs, Dress Right--You Can’t Afford Not to--When You Save So Much! FALL SUITS Now is the time to get your entire wardrobe—stocks are new and complete, savings are substantial! And you don’t need cash—just say Charge It! All Wool Sharkskins You don't have to pay $50 or $55. Our price just § 67 LOOK! Ail wool, year-round sharkskins that’ Buy Now! You Don't Need the Cash! COMPARE! ANY WAY YOU LIKE— Then you'll find Dollar for Dollar you'll always Do Better at Barnett's!. : wear like leather. A rare buy at only 38.67, ex- tra pants to match if desired, Fine Wool Flannels Usually sold at $55! Our price just. i. $ 67 We don't believe you've yet seen flannels of this quality at this low price! It's an opening special that you'll agree is tertific! Come in, look ‘em aver, -tomorrow. Remember — You Don’t Need Cash! | vst say CHARGE IT) 7-DIAMOND SET—WAS $79.95 cer No rie Down : + 26 2 8 sl Tells Chlengo Audience ‘| Dixie Bloc Will Prevent Action by Adlai oe g 2 3 : 2 pie z Hy | = 4 @ ¥ & r — ae elas Commissionhas Riba | Tuesday of next |Glendale, Pasadena, | Riverside, Santa Ana, Long cluding Lots 135 to ‘189 incl. 151. to 165 : Pinel. 177'to 239incl | i 4 2. Curb, gutter; grading, graveling, and d ; —— gelated work, Orlando Brcaus feom.Men- ss | For further information see legal notice. Interested grec cuners ore urged to appeor. Dated October | eee ’ Double Celebration Set | CEDAR SPRINGS ® — The cen- ADA R. EVANS [springs Clipper, who founded the 4 City Clerk |jfestival. The celebration will bes held Friday and Saturday. . 7%, SALE! 72 ft. TWEED-LOC Broadloom You save 96c on every yard! Hurry! 12-ft. wide for 99 wall-to-wall or room-size rugs $q. yd. Viscose tweed-textured broadloom with perma-color process that allows simple removal of ink spots, li stick, animal stains, gum. Birchwood in brown. Wood. _ fone in brown, beige, gray, slate and moss green. Let our experts in. stall your corpeti ng. Specialists in woll. to-wall installation, : 7 cold weather ahead ... here are LUXURIOUS TOPCOATS | offered at a plebian price $4Qg50 From the foremost weaving centers of the con- tinent, we have brought into our store such a wealth of topcoats as our clients have seldom seen. These luxurious coats leave nothing to be desired, Their quality is superb ... their tailor- ing standards rest at the very pinnacle of crafts- manship. You'll enjoy wearing a topcoat as fine as these, There are aristocratic yelours, fabulous fleeces of extreme lightweight, masculine tweeds as good to look at as they are hard to wear out, Wonderful values all of them at this most.extra- ordinary price .. ,,some with: zip-out linings. . ir “fe oo, 4. bul xm wry po Oy MST Hint WEEE) i. TN ager Here’s good news for every man who feels the need for stretching his hard-earned dollars in this era of creeping inflation. Today we placed several hundred suits on our racks at a price that takes you back to the days of 18¢ gasoline, 57c a pound: steak and nickel Havana cigars. Nothing like this valye has been seen in years. You'll choose from meaty all wéol worsteds, flannels, sharkskins . ... in the most popular patterns as well as handsome solid shades, The suits are styled right up to the minute . , . with narrower lapels, natural shoulders, tapered trousers ... all the high points of the slenderizing, slim-line silhouette in favor with our best dressed: meh, 2 e > “@ 24 “‘two. fine stores to/ serve you better’’ Vi pe EDS S ee Ge 2 a+ @ 51 NORTH SAGINAW / TEL-HURON CENTER \ Open Mon., Fri. "til 9 P, M. /- Oben Thars., Fri, Sat. "til 9 | sont fa sl om eins ere KODACHROME-EKTACHROME ape ges Pick 2», 37 Three Seeking. Two Byivan Postsci i | ee So ne, MOVIE FILM ‘Three candidates — one seeking|where he attended high school. He|firms in the gity to lessen thelpirenhores ‘wanted te know. bowlen seoayg the es, ogi teAl so ededibes ie dane te | See ge ae ad og Fema “ dee cla ae 2 ieee me ee 8 wane eae ee ee : tt dans nopene of gia ho ot vying for two vacancies on the} yo tas divided his residency |Said incumbents Joseph hit Furious, but unable to locatejer way, he added, everything the 8mm Roll Kodachrome .. .*1. 87 Sylvan Lake City Council when) between Pontiac and Sylvan Lake |274 Frank Stott will be on ole aparece ly called in another policeman to government can do will be done.’ a world state. Mrs, Margarete Lauraoti off 8mm Mag.. Kodachrome. .$3.00 : , , ey : of Filing petitions for places on the two children, and a member of |Peace and Constable posts, re- But he said “we have Setting himself up as a target|Cleveland; owner and operator five-man council were William B.| Masonic Lodge and the Oakland /SPectively, in the city. of tension” and this means there |again, Williams caught another ® beauty parlor, cot ce Taylor, 1935 Warwick Ave.; John| County Bost Club. must be trained men in the mill- |parrage. But fellow officer R. L./°f mys Bae or marca baie N. Doherty, 1924 Beverly St., and tary — men who know something |Potter spotted two men flipping Ei , | _ Doherty, 32, a road contractor\Spanish Poet Receives [ “the life blood of our economy” ees C-3 CAMERA Kreps, 208 Garland. Ave. Se ean Nobel Literature Prize ceu't be’ “picked up oversight.” ater bands. The eae ose aah and sald the administration is alert| = AUTO. PROJECTOR rested and fined $12 each, to its needs, The vacancies occurred when (council seat for the first time. STOCKHOLM (INS) — ‘Spanish Feo. momen ane Se: 0 To keep big business from get- | C-3 Camera -- Case -- Flash and Argus Mayor Pro-Tem Joseph E. Gil- He is a graduate of St. Fred-lnoet Juan Ramon Jimenez was oscars teed Bau 300-Watt Automatic ssulgitiak Roope euatslag: term - ae ayo University of awarded the Nobel Prize for liteta-|*uawes ‘sending. apes committee Wants Parking Ticket | administration instituted 54’ ant: ' ture today. i , trust suits in 1956. He said the leaves the second seat open. Detroit in 1948, The Nobel committee pickd Ji-|INFORMAL REPLIES i ee es purpose was to keep small busi- Kreps has served nine years on) He is married, has one child, and:menez, who now lives in San Juan, Eisenhower gave his answers in|0lted when @ stranger We fi nesses from getting squeezed out. the City Council, seven of which'a member of the Elks and the|Puerto Rico, for the world’s most|a chatty way, smiling frequently at|/headquarters on nae etal AD thee came ete Eisenhower, he has served—as—mayor. He is Knights of Columbus. distinguished literary award be-|times, talking earnestly at other overtime parking they . Projector _. owner of Tony's Beauty & Barber} Although Doherty and Taylor|cause of “his lyrical poetry which| moments. Same Gee aks ta ‘gy te ay with pro ee : a tg the Riker Building,|said they did not wish . ee in the Spanish — — Mrs. Louis Martin, a mother of Wizard Standard Battery g convenient xed Plan. LAY-AWAY PLAN J, Full 24-month guorantee! eg” | Finest power reserve. at this price! Specific written guarantee © Reg. $1.95 assures you of constant, dependable service! Pistol. grip auto lamp gives Deluxe, 30-month guarantee. Group 1, 2F, 2L.....,.. 10.45* Sat where needed... 6-volt, Sentry. 48-month guarantee. Group 1, 2, 2F, 2L.....,. 14.25* 12-ft, : _* and your old battery ‘ A small 10% deposit holds any gift until x 6 de % a Portable 1" Fits group 1 and 2L cars . cord. % \ % N Shop Early . . . avoid the Christmas rush! _ » ¥. I] A enn nindnnkndddd dt, 162 N. SAGINAW ST. _.. PHONE FE 2-9253 Plenty of Free Parking | oleic ee MONDAY. & FRIDAY. 9:30 -9:00 for Your Shopping Ease! EAH EF i i HS ; ; fs i thre at if H it if H He : 4 2328 He 3. Fess i at The various phases of business |dents interested in law careers and business administration includ-|while law enforcement was dealt ed Enoch Eley, general supervisor | with by Waterford Township Police County Deaths Owen A. Rood LAPEER—Service for Owen A. Rood, 63, who died“Wednesday in Hynes Veterans Hospital, Mary- wood, Til., will be at Baird Fu- neral Home, Saturday afternoon, tif. aceounting at Pontiac Motor Joseph Hardig, from the advertis-(C™e! Frank Van Atta, and State} . ing firm of MacManus, John and/|Police Sgt. Charles Mulick, and an Adams; Harold J. Owen, branch|FBI agent. manager for Community National) journalistle aspirants talked * Bank; Daniel Christie of Consumn-| with John Fitereralé, editer, rion Center fo Name Staff Architect to Be Hired at First Boord Meeting. ‘Since Election LAKE ORION — The first meet- irig of the newly elected Board of Directors for the Orion Community Center Association will be ténight at 8 at the Village Hall. The general public is welcome at this meeting where four more members will be appointed to the Board ef Directors, an archi- tect engaged to help the building ers Power Co., and Albert Kray of) and Warry Reed, city editor Pontiac Motor. | of the Pontiac Press. Incur- Consultants in the medical field | ance interests were discussed by were Dr. Arch Walls, president | james Boag of Drayton Ptains; of Michigan Medical gociety; Dr. | interior decorating by John Bow- dames McHugh, of Pontiac State | man and Mrs, Gertrude Kenifeck Hospital; Phyllis L, Prese, R.N., | of the Spencer Floor Covering St. Joseph Mercy Hospital; Dr. | Go, Pontiac, and hote] manage- 4. M. Vandenbelt, of Parke Davis | ment, Mitton E. Disser, Jr., man €o.; Cari M, Belten, D.D.S., | ager of the Roosevelt Hotel. Sy Acme Enteies ones se Numerous other consultants rep-| Mrs, Flerence N. DeLano Mercy Hospital, ; resented various phasés of local| OXFORD — Service for Mrs. business, state and national organ-| Florence N. DeLano, 71, of 44 Seven men and women, repre- orces _jizations. |Dennison St., who died Jast night te Oe eee ee at her home, will be at 2 p.m, Sat- door. Exaheoatik Wie Gaia ue . urday from the Bossardet Mabley hemical civil. electrical, and me./e99est Band Yet \Funeral Chapel, with burial in EE : Rid tery De- acel eis es See) RTS Ortonvilie’s @-[fare heen in Oedeed, wecermnne and tool and die machinists sec-|Piece senior Jband was among|ber of Oxford Congregational tions. those at Michigan's band day last Church, the OES, Pythian Sisters, John B, Wilson, Pontiac attor-|weekend, which attracted 11,500 the Literary Social Club, Music ney, was consultant for those stu-|players. It -was a record total. {flub, Oakland County Past Ma- - ' : ~ trons Club and the GB Club. She is survived by her son, Daniel of Oxford; a sister, Mrs. ~ Gladys. _DeLano . of Oxford; a brother, Lee Noble of St. Peters- p |bure. Fia., » and five-grandchildren. | with burial in Mt, Hope Cefnetery. liet, 1. Surviving are his wife, Euphe- mia, three sons, Owen Jr., Du- rand, Ferguson and Frank. Rood of Joliet, Ill.; one sister, Mrs. Mi- riam Reading, Detroit, and his aunt, Mabel Rood of Lapeer. pa ee : ~Yalue You Can't Beat! LEATHER COMBAT BOOTS: i Born in Lapeer, he was a mem-. ber of the Methodist church of Jo-| tne service clubs and interested | organizations named. committee in fermulating plans; and permanent Hason officers to Permanent committees on site, building and architecture, finance, publicity and membership will be named according to the agenda presented by Dr. R. A, McNeil, chairman, Utica Homecoming fo See Game, Dance UTICA — Tomorrow is home- coming day here, and feature event will be a football game be- tween Warren and Utica, with a dance later at Utica High School. A queen and her court will reign, with queen contestants be- ing Barbara Bianco, Mary An- drea.-Tibble,.. Mary..Bobak, - Gayle}. Perma:lift's exciting new bare-back bra HOOKS in FRONT Tipper, Joan Ignasiak, Carole Nes to Reign at Homecoming in W, Bloomfield | WEST BLOOMFIELD—A queen, whom students of West Bloomfield High School will choose from among Betty. MecPeake, Sivil Co- lankaya, an exchange student from Turkey, Pat Dunaway, Eleanor Arno and Barbara Rollo. This will be done by ballot. The queen will be crowned by Supt. Leif Hougan Friday night, Between the halves of the foot- ball game to be played at the Ath-) court will be presented to the! students and will circle the field pee ae ee ee. They will reign at the Home- | coming dance being by the Student Council Saturday | in the High School gymnasium trom 8:30 until 12, at which Kuss Garcia’s band will furnish the mmasic. the door. Annual Festival to Be Friday GALLOWAY LAKE—The Wom- at Galloway Lake Proceeds will go into the church) -There--will be -no new taxes ini |Parrott and Carole Koster. ne ee en ety ee j a ooks. ¥ V Genuine Brown — wa impli Bn hea i ont. asa , shy are 80 | scdenes hee ray ey a _ Super Service Soles! be, fe = ial fashions. The - Rubber Heels! cong i place always B95 , ‘ militory ‘tyled boots all the fellas are wild ebout! : Sizes 8% \to 3. es ae pam * dei Mie a sean arele Z Sipe rata eae ago oy J SPECIAL SALE! F Ladies’ Reg. $2.00 {oe Cloth — | wt a on te sit @, - , th, ; Complete Selection |] PERMA LIFT BRAS 4 Cotton Bras . $2.00 up > Garter Belts . $2.50 op [|1) Pull On Girdles $5.00 we ‘+ Zipper Girdles $7.95 up - as Main rampage al Dept.” CE NEWPORT’ J EO ei ais bad NR, No more twisting, turning, straining to Style *80—in lovely dacron with subtly padded contour caps to give you a full, natural busiline: Be titted ty our experts Mrs, W. Dapufe gems M. Denton ? 4 @ 4 budget. Lahoré reports. 74M. ‘Saginaw S me Wa, Give Helden Stamps i . ne ee ssnaaaae & letic Field, the queen and her| I Tickets may be secured from | any member of the Student. Coun-|~ cil or they may be purchased at) - at Galloway Lake § en’s Society of Christian Services| = Methodist | Church will sponsor the annual * fall festival including a bazaar| 7 and bake sale tomorrow at 1 pm:if building fund. Public is invited. “| . West Pakistan, under the new | END of MONTH SALE SLIN While 100 last . . . first qual- ity, full bed sizes. Limit 2 to ‘. = Yes, all first qual- ity full size 42x sw <4 —aanonpeenenmeeen Chole | Lop $2 “NYLON BLANKETS | 999 $ Rar Biesemnon ST | aos | aoe size in plaids, " = Wash All first quolity, oF Drapes contort. LADIES’ CAR COATS TH SALE eg. to . ‘ wee 5 Reinco'ts | rer, ME tiecce snd: 19 99 Draen | Velie ; $ 5 $ 5 Wo% otes weav . $3 499 _ Group of 1.39 Te 29.99 — 21.90 Ladies’ a Gren. | t Ladies’ “ Formal adies’ - Dresses | Dresses | 10 MOUTON LAMBS - “$5 rugs $29 | $i End of Menth Sole oss Fi Only LADIES SKIRTS Values to $4.99. Better new fall styles in ali col- ors. 2 tad of Month ee a i ; Vit oe Pee Reg. hha ues. Long G short sleeve Bla sasge! rea fashion, Water re- ellent poplin. coats. ‘GIRLS’ CAR ‘COATS Heavy flannel. lined car Lined hood. Red, blue, charcoal. . Friday Only! Ch Sizes 4 LADIES’ SWEATERS be $i. 79 value Santorized Plaid flannel shirts. Full $3.99 high- bulk .orton ceartigan - Sweaters, Whites and colors. 7 to 14 Gi RLS’ SWEATERS” Qi7 es ae ee eS ee End of Month MEN’S SPORT ‘SHIRTS: Reg. $2.99 values on long sleeve cotton and _ flannel shirts. All sizes. 1), Save on 100% all woolin navy, black and maroon, Sizes 34 to 46, — i "KIMONAS-GOWNS, “CAMPUS COATS” ” Friday Only! ees JACKETS: $14.99 values on 7 eis _ intertined 3% 3 oR es he nie Ae ee eee Sa "BROWNIE — — Sat. Eevee oe hove = Repains Bet “Real” rsgptave maaan ota teee seat == a DeJUR ‘SPECTATOR’ CAMERA -& PROJECTOR OUTFIT DeJur Spectator Turret Model Camera — pee {2.5 Lens, Reg. $112.50. DeJur Mod- 500 Projector, $74.50... @ Hooded and —. Quilted _. Lined ‘em 3° Ways— e70 Days @ 6 Months col- ane 4 tate said it! In classic olive navy, Sizes 6-20 se Junior Sizes 4 to 12 Prep Sizes 14 to 20 » Boys’ Suburban Coats “Great Western” Here’s the suburban coat tan and grey. ae Sizes 8 to 12 $948 | Sizes 14 to.20, $27.98 oe Boys’ LaCrosse Coats Eee J mnlor sng $ 175. Prep Sizes 14 to 20 jis + ~ +. $19.98 | LaCrosse Coat Give this coat the once-over in per- son, today. You won't have to urge your youngster to wear it right out. of the store, no matter what the weather. It's got everything... including six-ounce quilted satin | mest Ina ray of colors. Charge “em 3 Ways— @30 D 0 Days © 70 Days © 6 Months | ¢ * Although the One of the “Y's” main aims is to curb juvenile delinquency by of- fering programs to build healthy minds and bodies, General Secre- tary T. N. Slossen has a staff of trained leaders who stress spiritual Trailer Adds Deadly Acid ~ _| Into Waterway DURANGO, Colo. @—A trailer truck carrying 3,000 gallons of ‘sulphuric acid missed a turn and broke through the railing of a bridge south of Durango last night, | dumping the acid into the Animas River. "Northern New Mexico towns which use the river’s water were notified of the danger. Only the trailer tank section of the truck fell into the river. The driver was not hurt. At Farmington, N.M., about 50 miles_downstream, inlets gro the city reservoir were closed. shut off all water lines from che girls and women, Directed by Mrs. Reba Ross | ly proud of cruited and ‘The YWCA guage and craf tensive teenage program, Golden Age Clu 165 years of age. Girls’ Easy-into SHIRTS Overlepped shoulder neckline sizes 2 to 12. Interlock Knit _ PANTIES longer wear. Elastic waist. In snowy white. Full cut sizes. 2 to 14, Only. 394. river. SAVES | Cotton _ Flannel Toddlers’ Wear reduced IAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, i956 $ Sets Two big tables, sleep- wear, polo. shirts, dresses, sweaters, etc. | Toddlers’ Smartall Crawl- abouts Toddler Boy Coat and Cap S ‘THIRD FLOOR | Percale, broedcloth, sailcloth reduced.......... ealy discontinued patterns and colors “evruneeeeeeeee ee He ee ese colors marked down for quick clean-ep ca jane A gingham « reduced....... cent neeeees 50cyord pan at rayon suiting red reduced...... pete See 50c yard Good | quality ‘we washcloths reduced. tS now 8 for ae discontinued colors, matching towels —pAuatin e : ond percale sheets reduced te to — BO White and colors, selled from dispiay Corduroy che chenille le spreads og Se er $3 ark colors, from regular steck | Peresle 5 spreads, dust ruffles, pillow shoms reduced.........$4 “Ome or twe of o kind, floral print Wool and blended blankets reduced........... ae oe $7 Oue of « kind, mussed from handling, at a bargain price , Ruffled led nylon ‘Priscillas m: marked Gown 00. 3... cthndes ven Fiberglas ‘priscillas reduced Pe eae bi fishes $4 Odd valances reduced ......... eee aria Pt Use for bagement, kitchen, odd shaped windows Steel slat venetian blinds reduced. . fecdyecess c¢. $a Not all widths, but a chance to save 750 yards 48 ii 48 inch ich drapery fabric lieced. beg eres eS Ready to fo hang ‘draperies reduced ae ee Vere Se Suan $4 Washable ; Everion paneis | ot a special price. ......... 2 for 1.50 Damask ask draperies o' et a spociel price... ccc c es recess $5 i Sanforized Cotton Flannel Prints .......... col yords $1 . Cotton dresses. reduced SAAS EAP. oe Fite > ee! Better « dresses reduced ...... 0.0... cece ee eeeee mee Ones a month mark-downs on current styles ‘ P Maternity wear reduced ........ 00... 6c cece eee ness $4 One of a kind, fall fabrics and colors Sub-teen raincoats reduced ...... 2.0... 65 ccc eter eeeees $9 Rize hd enly, matching hats, 3 only Women's blouses reduced ............ ie 22538 ee as well os casual and dressy styles Cotton cardigans reduced vine sed ee eee . Full fashioned ned slipovers reduced Fuss ee PC $2 Full fashioned ned long sleeve slipovers and cardigons.......... $3 Sport y Blouses reduced... ae th bat oe ,.+... now 50¢ Ploid ra | rayon slacks reduced... ...........-+-+0eseeerees $3 tan of grey Sample 2 sweaters fr reduced ee wh opts chee $3 ° Misses’ skirts reduced to clear. oan 63 eee Wools, some fall cottons, well styled Popular style girdles reduced...............-- poco eae 1.50 erg cotton dresses jes reduced |: . ceees peauehanacs $1 ond $2 Girls’ lined ed poplin jack in jockets reduced............ PP ANS yf ee > Unitned styles $1, 2 only Girls’ ‘woo! pi plaid casual jockets reduced........... ee Girls’ raincoats reduced .............-. Pree oe ER ee wd , ond heavy rains ahead. 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Replied Engel: “There's just one man who can make us quit smoking in this theater— }and that's J. J. Shubert.” -Bivis Presley's look-alike, Eddie Randall, who plays the gitter and has sideburns, was mobbed in Lindy’s by dames |who thought he was the Pelvis personally. He's from Texas, * “He rescued to the supertax.” He'll stay out of England until April . -3\The Broadway crowd all loved Bob Hope's TVer and Diana |2\Dors, especially when Bob appeared as @ janitor and Diana '4\said, “But you told me you were a vice president.” Bob replied, “Yabut—-that was yesterday.” Ann Woodward's taking. over the Hattie Carnegie apart- . Rita Hayworth'll probably do a spectacular... Lilo, the French star, goes into the Havana Nacional Dec, 11;/7°8"* “6% ment .. launching what's expected to be a big wild year in Cuban spota where every- body stays up late . itel, the chanteuse, flew to Miami for the weekend to get more suntan for her act. S| Carol Drake, mother of Billy Bck- stine’s children, is prep@ring a sensa- tional explosion . . heralded now in. Hollywood as “Ameri- cta'’s No. 1 Negro movie idol,” broke off from his mgr., Jay Richard Kennedy, who'll pursue his own career. TODAY'S: BEST LAUGH: How to Get Killed: . When a girl says she's ap- proaching 30, merely ask her “From which direction?” » The sermon had gorie on and on. Finally the minister said, “What more can I say?” in the back said, “Amen!” . Fernanda Mon- . Harry Belafonte, FERNANDA . That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Ine.) a N AND i AW : } Quiet, Please! of the few women cricket raisers Mi\in the fishing bait business has a [Siquick response for men who talk Fp] about women who talk too much: Mrs. Frances Melton, who owns yia cricket hatchery at Etna Green Aj’ where she raises millions of the u TL] ic NEWCOMB'S | i DIXIE BAR | A : 2592 Dixie Highway U Thursday, Oct. 25 1 DANCING to 2 u DICK DENGATE = and HIS ESQUIRES 7 EVE Your Host and Hostess: Blondie and Bea =p 4 i 4 Bj yiwhere he’d be found. Dale was He was:at the noisy little insects, points out: if “Women crickets. don’t say a |word. It’s the’ men who do all the talking!” l'Do- It-Yourself Fails SACRAMENTO, Calif. 7» — Val- entin A. Garcia, teaching himself. Ito drive, ended up in a park 5 lagoon. He said he didn’t realize ‘the car was in gear when he | turned on the ignition. Police p) ticketed the fledgling driver for not having an operator's license | and for epee, | Big Buildup, No Body | LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (® — Dale | Edward Vinsett, 12, was missing j| from his home and his family, feared he had drowned in a stock pond, Magic wag called into play to locate his body, woman tossed a couple of Dale's shirts into the pond. She said that the spot where they sank was found, all right. § home of a friend. nnceentteeninencenenennnenlinny senisiligne-tenanetete dessa *%& DINNERS Business Luncheons-—Dinners to Take Out BOB’S CHICKEN HOUSE | 497 Blisabeth Lake Road Featuring: DELICIOUS CHICKEN trary T-Bone Steaks, ¥ Ham Steaks, Bar-B-Q be Breaded Veal Cutlets, ' Spaq' nd Meat Sauce oe COCKTAIL BAR FE 3-9821 LAKE THEATER | TONITE A voice) ETNA GREEN, Ind. (INS)—One A neighbor NG if gap i 3 large sections collapsed. “Epic Grandeur BRET Spectacular . 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ROMAN BLEACH whitens and sanitizes, A a Just about the time when sup- plies of fresh corn begin to wane, 16 ; grocers all over the country are| receiving shipments of the new 0z pack of canned corn ready for - homemakers to use'for a variety = ot delicious cold-weather dishes. Bievod on rye bread. * re ey CSTR. REKRE Q S Use the coupon like this (that came in the mail)* _— to get 1 5¢ off on a jar of Nestlé’s* Instant Coffee” with real percolated flavor. The coupon is good at any grocer’s=on either size jar. Use it now! Nestlé’s pure 100% coffee is delicious, any strength you make it. You'll be glad you tried it. ©1956, The Nestié Company, tas’ / : “uf you didn’t happen to receive « coupon, get one by writing to (he Nellté Company, Inc., Box ET, White Plains, N.Y. 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Sullenberger of Huntoon Lake were escorted down the aisle at the opening performance of “High Fever night by Follies of 1956” Wednesday = ar SS A a Backstage, Lyndie Salathiel wasn't erine Lake sure whether he liked getting daubed with a little song makeup — but thendecided it wasn’t really too bad when someone like Cath- é : All set for her role in one of the dance scenes, Mrs. Charles D. Scribner was caught by the photographer backstage. Just_in time, she struck up the chorus-girl pase. Be {Toy Demonstration Peatiae Press Photos by Eddie Vanderworp Nathan Rosen. The Sullenbergers had heard that some of their friends were in ' the cast, so they came to see As “Bes eee. | ‘ Yor RS 4A A ete. 2t* 8 applies it. Lyndie performed and dance number, one of the specialty acts. -. +. Plans Made for Fireside Discussion The. Adult Education Committee of Temple Beth Jacob will present its first fireside program of the year on Friday evening following the Sabbath Eve services, * * * ; The round-table discussion, con- cerning “The Voting Behavior of _| Minority Groups,” will be led by Five pages today in Women’s Section Dr. Morris Janowitz, associate professor of sociology at the Uni- versity of Michigan. Dr, Janowitz was a consultant to former President Truman's Commission on Civil Rights, « member of the evaluation com- mittee for the International In- formation Administration of the how they They looked a long time before they recognized Dr. Hathaway and Mr. Miller, members of the “Alt Dr. F. Miltoh Hathaway, The rebels sang for the South at last night's per- singers, (left to. right) Leon Frayer, Jack Hemming and formance and stirred up the old feeling again, The Alex Sekles, also did an Elvis. Presley number. P, Eugene Miller and Dr. Seat Vienne Ballet,” were tormented by Dr. Petroff (with George N. Petroff (left to right) in the scene above. dagger) who wanted to display the latest card trick. Production — ‘Successful satOpening - Ties of Le 3, ons Hospital Benefit to Be Presented Again Tonight 1956.”" Beginning with a hilarious can- 4 Hi : i ae : z : é i evade ‘ ee ee eee ] : tt 7 i EyF Wamens Section THURSDAY, OCTOBER 235, 1956 ~ PAGES 41-45 U, 8. State Department. ; The author of several books dealing with public opinion and communication, he also served as senior propaganda analyst during World War Il: Enjoyed by Sorority A toy demonstration was enjoyed by members of Omega Mu Sigma sorority when the group met Tues- day evening at the Ross drive Leo Halfpenny and Mrs, Wayrie Anable assisted the hostess. { Guests attending were Mrs, Frank Merkle, Mrs, W.;/ V. La- Plante, Mrs, Michael Marsac, Mrs. Harry Strom, Mrs. Kenneth Gohl; Mrs. Joseph Galardi, Mrs. Dennis Manko, Mrs, Joseph Krause and Mrs, William Fisher, F. Gordon Oak ig spending two weeks at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Francis E. Oak, on North Lake Angelug road, On his return to the U. S, Naval Base at Great Lakes, Ill., he will enter Interior Communications School. Palmer House in Chicago where home of Mrs. Donald Nelson. Mrs,|She is attending a convention. - « * * Elinor Christa Schutt, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Schutt of Aubera avenue, was home over the weekend from Si- ema Heights College. Spending the weekend with her waa her roommate, Myrna Peres of Ponce, Puerte Rico, Personal News of Interest in Area ‘The student players of the Olivet Pledges are Richard Lee Floyd! Wg gn ee gg Raeburn street, Phi Kappa Tau; r séason recently with a’ Sitiest production of “Dark on the Moon.”| oor bik a te the Jerry McCullough of Lancaster, € Pha Epsilon; Roy road was one of the actors whose McAnnally of Montroyal avenue, realistic portrayal added much to Delta Tau Delta; Frederick L. the entertainment. |Roeser of Neome drive, Sigma - * @ Alpha Epsilon; —_ Schimmel of : mr. |West Iroquois road, Delta Sigma ant Mae Hareen G Ward of |Phi; Dennis Johnson of Seebaldt Oakwood avenuc, is attending | road, Phi Kappa Tau, and James the University of Alaska, Ward is Waser of Dixie highway, Acacia. a freshman in the School of Bus. | Bloomfield Hills — residents| “tnes, Administration. [pledged are John Ahrens, Sigma ee 6* @#| iChi; Paul, Garlick, Delta Kappa) After two weeks of open houses, | Epsilon; Ronald Gregg, luncheons and numerous other) Alpha. Epsilon; James gatherings, several local residents/ Delta have pledged social fraternities/ Phi at University of. Michigan. “Morse, Delta Kappa Epsilon. ® Hammond, |} Shower Given for Bride-Elect Ponnie Davis Bride-elect Ponnie Davis was honored at a miscellaneous shower evening at First Baptist He, 3 [ ; i 5 af si A iA AE z i 7 sf i iu Drury; Mrs. Hugh Little, Mrs. E. L, Guy, Mrs. Marvin Redmond, Mrs. Lyndon Salathiel, Mrs. Ted Koella and Mrs. Earl Clark. UF Speaker Heard by New Sylvanites Church, Joni Robertoy was hostess for the affair assisted: by Connie Redman, Margie Richards and Kay Wagner. = * © is Stuart Davis of Mohawk road, will exchange vows with Bruce Reh on Nov, 10 in First Baptist Church. ‘of Beverly avenue. Attending the affair were Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Reh, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Ron Polley, Carolyn and Marilyn Davis, Mrs. Byron Clements, Mrs. Carrie Peterson, Mrs. Buh! Burt, Mrs. Russell An- -Ponnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |the He is the son of: the Walter Rehsg';, land County townships for the Unit- led Fund, was the speaker at a re- jcent meeting of the New Sylvanites Club, Mrs. Robert S, Menees of (Maplewood avenue was hostess to. Following the business session, derson arid Janet Zatik. * e 2 Also present were Carolyn Ker- tor, Pati Gouvenis;-Donna ‘Hirsch, Mrs. Peters Feted Twelve guests attended the and bl Dwyer C, Sump, director of Oak- enema asap PnP TE nt tiyt SRSA SE Mane Sune Sas tO OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT., MON. NIGHTS TO 9 Reveal your new sheath __ figure at its loveliest | in“Inches Away”... by ite Day Hi bi waistline girdle gives you a smooth tie» line beneath slim fashions. Leno * | Let Federal’s expertly trained | eorsetieres fit your Nite-’n-Day . girdle correctly, comfortably. 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These pic holiday being celebrated at the are redone regularly to be year tusicale Workshop Hears Mrs. Rosenthal ken place Mrs. James Rosenthal spoke on “Hebrew Music,” tracing the his- tory of the music, She stressed the fact that its development has ta- over a period of 5,000 years and has followed closely ‘hap-| Effect as the chancellors of God, penings in the Bible. ‘Speaker Tells Jewish Music History ( Mrs, Willis Lefurgy opened her|Geraldine Snapp, Mrs. Oliver Ihame on Colrain drive Tuesday|Arneil and Mrs. Arthur Dodge were for the monthly meeting of Tues-| welcomed into membership. Assisting the hostess during the tea hour were Mrs, Gaensbauer restoration of public wherever natural disaster or en- emy attacks occur. After the meeting, refreshments were served in the school cafeteria by the hospitality chairman, Mrs. , ‘Tulle cit ‘for Wedding blue dress with lace and vet trim and the corsage from her Tceah iniek waste eauuie’s best man and Jim Keel of Pon- tiae Lake was usher. For her daughter's wedding Mrs, ; 's parents! Mcintosh wore a navy blue crepe dress with winte lace trim and a corsage of white carnations. The to a navy and blue vel- Demonstration Set Roberta's bridal bouquet was alby Job’s Daughters Members of Bethel Five, Order of Job's Daughters, have complet- ed plans for a toy and plastic demonstration to be held at the & blue gown of lace over taffeta) Masonic Temple on Monday eve- Bridesmaid Judy Traxior of Walled) "8 Lake wore a similar dress in beige. * * * chairman of the affair. Sheehan, Pat Zielke, Sue Elwell is serving as general Virginia Marjorie Their flowers were colonial bou-| Moran and Barbara Lecornu are arranging quets of bronze and gold pompons and Mrs. Addison Oakley, Charles Evans, and her committee, and Talisman roses. By ANNE HEYWOOD Emerson refers to Cause and and they probably are. But: some- times there's a long and. incom- prehensible chain between the cause and the effect. the Jewish have lived dur- .. + ing the —— at thee hen For example, this letter from : derings, Mrs. E. has a startling opening: “| have a successful puppet show business because, when I was little, my mother used to wash my mouth with soap.” But when she goes on to give the details, you see that it is a “Many of them are borrowed! simple matter of cause and effect. * a _Mrs. E. was an only child, living | were influenced by ancient in a remote country house, Mrs. E. used to invent Lew any “T really believed in them,” she says, MUSICAL KANGAROO » | “There was a kangaroo who could play the guitar. We used to have long talks. There was a little boy named Buster, who. used to fitease me, named Beth, who was my best all day, chatting with my friends. * * * “But when I'd tell, Mother about called it plain lying, when I'd tell what Buster did said. “Those .were stricter days,” Mrs. E, goes on. “Mother was afraid | would grow up to be a real Har, So she washed my mouth with soap.” Mrs. E, grew up, married and had a little daughter of her own. couldn't have any more children. * mt a “At first I wag heartsick,” she the _jwrites, “thinking how tough it ‘| would be on my little girl. That's when I devised the puppets. WILD IMAGINATION “T'q always loved puppets and I guess I’ve always had a wild imagination! set to work mak- ing them and my husband helped — he’s very artistic. Little Betty Be ae nS Stop in and_ ~~ Fet's get acquainted | “Songs I Wish | Had Sung” “Songs 1 Wish I Had Sung—the first time around!” Bing Crosby, Rhythmaires, Jack Pleis - Orchestra. 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Puppets Result From Punishment idee’ them, from the time she and a girl my age|was still practically an infant. “You know, puppet characters friend. I would play. in the woods' eventually seem to become almost like members of the family! “But, of course,” she conclud- ed, “the important thing is that all the neighborhood children {ell for the puppets, too, and our house Was always full. Little Bet- inary “And now the mothers are be- ginning to hire me to give puppet | shows for birthday parties. I'm making money from it, too!” > = ae Ea If puppetry interests you, send me a stamped, self-addressed en- velope in care of The P ontiac Press, and I'll send you a list of igood books on the subject. (Copyright 1956) One hundred fifty members and guests of the Women’s Missionary But the doctor said that she Society of First Baptist Church gathered Tuesday for a meeting and dessert luncheon. Members of Golden Circle Class of the aeiday School served the luncheon. 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(Buck) Shaw of the Air Force Academy, was named today to coach the West .team ee. as | ; . come a : Chiefs, used , | ge cex. | Weekend Grid Choices work On ine PHS ‘of-| Following are International News Service predictions for t today. “We don't have| ¥eekend’s college football games. INS experts were right on 27 of 39 “Hawkins to catch ’em|*@lections last week for a season's average of .716 1M right, 53 ‘@ good job,” the yok EAST ee aa = ces «yy th eaatag 4 ‘ \Oakland MEA Yale 14, Colgate 13 — An edge to the Eli at home. ern ‘ Princeton 27, Cornell 14 — Cornell injuries still a handicap. Group Meets Harvard 21, Dartmouth 20 — Wide open. Navy 21, Penn 14 — Navy’s speed spells difference. handed Lincoln a 7 - 0 victory over Penn State 27, W. Va. 21—Lions may let down after Ohio State win. Eastern. in a Junior High Inetructi trampoline fund Pitt 27, Oregon 13 — Pitt too tough and rugged. oct t Wi Poo It ce Badan and fie| ’ MIDWEST a sner um. ap So fend, suenn <6 tip: nenetn | Soe ic’ a tee Pr Mon-| = Michigan State 35, Ulinois 13 — Spartans on tremendous reserve schools. day's meeting Physical power, Jeane Nolan plunged five yards | wcation Section at the Birming-/ Oklahoma 28, Notre Dame 14 — Sooners meeting week older Irish, for the only touchdewn and Tom ee Northwestern 14, Indiana 13 — Hungry Wildcats in savage mood. Devaney scvoted across for the |S? © Ge inkies Towa 21, Purdue 14 — Can't go sigainst all-winning Hawkeyes. extra point. Center Tony Rubio en ee anes Ohio State 28, Wisconsin 20 — Buckeyes on grinding strength. — aes Cee ee County, Region 7. Minnesota 21, Michigan 14 — Gophers overdue but probably tossup. lar with 2.04 record. The win Paul A. Wheeler from Monroe Cincimati 28, Marquette 7 — Ohioans on better manpower. Kansas 20, Oklahoma A & M 14 ““"Detroit 14, Boston College 7 — Titans have home field edge. — Jayhawks improving steadily. Tulsa 13, Hardin-Simmons 7 — Hurricanes in a bruiser. Colorado 34, Nebraska 13 — Buffs eye Orange Bowl. Missouri 28, Iowa State 13 — Tigers stay undefeated in conference. ties will clash today: at Wisner to| .. 16 Ste: son of Bicuiieat in SOUTHWEST Longue schedule, Eastern asg|charge and modern dance demon- Rice 21, Texas 7 — Longhorns still outclassed. Lincoln JV teams will play on the| "ations conducted by Marion} Texas A & M 14, Baylor 13 — A close one for hard-running Aggies. Eastern field. Both games begin| °"™P from Ferndale. Texas Christian 14, Miami (Fla.) 7— Frogs come back after loss. NHL Standings Boston at Montreal. FAR North Carolina 13, Wake Forest _ SHELV-IT-ALL | 6 FEET TALL, 36” wibE, 12” DELP, 5 SHELVES Extra Shelves . . . 1.89 Far less than the Cost of Wood and Paint. Beautifully pre-finished in EBONY BLACK—hard, baked enamel finish. 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Florida 20, L. S. U. 13 — Up and coming gators devour bayou boys. 6—Tarheels stick to winning road. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Chicago Bears 35, San Francisco 20 — Bruins too versatile. Detroit 24, Los Angeles 14 — Lions remain unbeaten. Green Bay 21, Baltimore 7 — Packers placate ponies. New York 30, Philadelphia 14 — Gifford, Webster, Conerly. Pittsburgh 14, Cleveland 6 — Both weak offensively. | . Chicago Cards 4, Washington 10 — Cards hold aces. |After Ten Years | SIOUX FALLS, S.D, #—Augus- | tana, a small South Dakota church school that has managed only nine football victories ‘in the past: dec- ade, has suddenly ‘blossomed into a title contender in the North Cen- tral Conference. jhas been outscored 1,702 to 451 in the conference. 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"2: 1 3.8 1 ¢ SiNousn tne Sad the “five-game | breakaway shot at the , Nemicoastee SS ee ime sets « tee complain Laxedbeigredey 22 paid they “es He % Pe were a “more. Common” a UTHERN THUMB certainly : games decade or more ago, but that “The Wet wt e|which be has 1,781 yards j}man with the puck stil has an/ Sor? lven peat $3 i place behind Orv Mohler and SOD oles.” = = C=w * [RRMIIE n icovecsinamss 3 § i i\Gus Shaver as the third greatest Ariaade "ssss-0.s 23 Giground. gainer. in Southern Cal's Brown City ~—ite Fs gg ome ogo football history & ier crackdown, sports SOUTH CENTRAL ue a.g.|WTiters wondered whether ‘Arnett, WL wW Lilike UCLA's Ronnie Knox, might WOLVERINE Outord _-».s04-s-0ee0s --3 § jj) be dured by Canadian gold. But he Mo. ci scscontackas 2 1 & iiturned down a Canadian pro offer — ee oie 23.8 slot more than $16,000 and remained i at ‘ : | BI-COUNTY : ia 4 Wi assess squereré 7 Pt ; Ss =. 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BIXtk mn SAN Ae AN) ( OnLy = By Charles Kuhn Ohl "Boy! « ,« These ants sure can run fast!’ |, BUT, GRANDMA, YOU ASKED HER T' STAY AN’ HAVE COFFEE / Y EAH aur THAT WAS JUST MAKE SURE SHE'D NEVER COME BACK T° VISIT ANY MORE!’ 3 ee = ‘ ~ CHICAGO, Oct. 25 (AP)—Open today: Wheat— oe - Gacth «Sag Oo 2 |s tg 1b. 22-33; ducklings 23. Lodge Calendar Old Timers Night. Special com- munication, Pontiac Lodge No. 21, Justice Allen C. Ingle of Farming-| the Oak- Louis Cammon, 22, 21391 Gar- den Ln., Ferndale, was given a $25 fine, $25 costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice Allen C Ingle. of Farmington, for driving with a revoked and suspended li- cemge. Failyre to pay the fine resulted in a sentence of 90 days sale, Sat. Oct.. 27. sale, Sat., Oct. 27,|¢ Rummage 8-12. Congregational Church. — sale, Sat., Oct. 27th at|low good 17.90-20 r choice hetfers 20.00-21.25: standard and ; hall, 8. Parke St. —Adv.jlow good. heif Rummage 8a. m. St. Vincent de Paul parish Follow the crowd te St. Bene-|}% dict’s 11th annual roast beef | ner. Family style, Sun., Oct. 28th. Noon until 6 p. m. All vou can eat. Adults $1.50, children 75c. —Ady First Presbyterian Church rum- mage sale, Fri., from.6 to 8 p. m. Sat. from 9 to 11 a. m. —Adv. Rummage and bake sale. Oct. 27, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Hot dogs and coffee available. Mt. Bethel Meth- odist Church, Jossman at. Bald Eagle Lk. Rd., Groveland hd 9" : Ady. Rummage sale, Oct. 26, 9 to 5. Lady Queen of Martyrs. 32460 | cood 1 Pierce, Birm. —Adv change St. entrance. —Adv Rummage sale, Fina} Clearance. Many new things. Thurs, and Fri. ’ 10 to 5. 5 8. Saginaw. —Adv Rummice sale by D. A. V., No. 101, Fri., Oct. 26, 103 N. Saginaw, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. —Adv. Rummage sale, Friday, Oct. 26, 9 to 12, Our Shepherd Lutheran Church, 14 Mile at Melton, Rirm- fnehom (4 biccks east of Wor- ward), —Adv.; If your friend’s in fall and needs bail, Ph. FR 5-9424 or MA 5-431 —Adv |} @ Man Killed in Fall From RR Trestle DETROIT ® — Donald Sulli- van, 41, of Plymouth, was killed railroad trestle near the Union) ‘satabie sheep 1,500: jstrong to 50 higher; yearlings absent: to prime wer'ed 00:. one ‘Jot orime end | Devot in Detroit. Police said Sullivan had placed ilambs 19.00 his 8?-vear-old aunt. Mrs, Sates ? jambs Loadman, on a train bound for cAfryng, No 12 pelts 18 00 eter ewes Bankers Trust Co. and Aetna Life’ Pittsburgh. They theorized he A- | 4.00-5.00. “parently was caught aboard the! moving frain, got\off and was at-| . tempting to 0 (back to the $. ; depot on the tra Department | , Sullivan was’ employed by thelist on certain noyeltiés—includ-| of Public Works. | ® | i | i i ae Skinaee SEE Be css tae Bae Se BB May ee eeeeee Se es wea 1 May ..s-:0-: 1.44 La } Soap } < cscuvee MEME , So 1.44%: Dec ..... pe Hyd Oe SaaS a dahies Ae snags, prouts, We: i Ete oa § dirties 28%; current rece’ CHICAGO POTATOES AGO. Oct. 25. (AP)—Potatoes ar- Oregon Russets 3.65-3.76; Washington Russets 3.40-3.45; Oregon Russets 4.25; Minnesota North Dakota Red River Val- ley Pontiacs 2.10-2.25 Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK Hogs—Salable 156. Not enough hogs early to make a market. undertone lower. Cattle—Salable 150. Today's market re- ceipts mostly cows; market fully steady, compared last Thursday slauchter steers and hetfers weak to mostly 80 cents lower; instances 75 cents off on chol good choice steers 00-24.00; standard and ers 16,00-19.00: utility and lambs 17.00-18.75. Rmmage sale, Guild No. 2, alt) Saints Church. Fri., 9 a. m. EX-| low standard steers and heifers 1°.00- commercial and standard cows 11.- 14.00; bulk canners and cirtters 8 50-10 50; some heavy cutters to 71.00; moet util'ty and commercie! hulls 12.50-14 50;. cutter bells down to 10.00: two len 4s hich choice 425 Ih. stock steer calves 73 9%: meet rood and choice steer calves 18.90-21.75: rood and echetce 690-8C0 Ib. feeder steers 18.00-19.75 ? Calves—ale*ie 56. Slow steady, eom- pared last Thursday trading spotty: standard to prime vealers fullv_steadv: hich choice and prime 279.00-35.00: @ and low choice 19.00-27.00: utility and gate 14.00-19.00; call and utility 8.00- 0. Sheep — Salable 50. Nominally wun- changed. Compared last Thursday tragd- ing erratic; slaughter fambs $1.00 or more higher: sheep and feeder lambs steady; most chotre and orime wooled slaughter lambs 2299-2260: bulk good and choice 29.00-21.75: utility and low 7.00.19.75; cull to choice slaughter sheep 3.90-7.70: good and cholce feeder CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ; CHICAGO, Oct. 4% ({AP) (USDA) — Salable hogs 10.000; slow and uneven; butchers opened steady; late trade and bulk sales 15 to mostly 25 lower; sows searce steaty to weak: No. 2-3 grace lots 200-270 tb. butchers 15.50-15.75; maifily 15,.50-1°83;" few hundred 209-2 Ib. up to 15.90 on shipping account: several lots these weirhts comprised of mostly 2 grade 15.75-16.00; 200 lead 1- 195-226 Ib. sorted for grade 1625: few lots mostiy } grade 200- Tb. as low as 15.35: limited volume mixed grace 170-190 To 14.76-15 325-580 Ib. cows 14.00-15.25: wetehts un- der 325 1b. scarce sheep about py iv: eull to Jow good lembs 10.00-18 50: & ing the Indian Rope Trick. AR Foe | x. jena : i 4 noah J yi ye “s\- oe ee ee ee a a ee 2 rs eae2 Bas: rivals 81: track 316; total U. 8, ship-)ri Se li & Mus .., Pmer Rad ... DETROIT, Oct. 25 (AP) (USDA) — ee re steers: cows uneven; utility fully 50 lower erades $1.00 or-more hieher> bulk ood | 19 Allen Elect. & Equip* Baldwin Rubber Co.*.. Ross Gear Co* apanune # bag; Air eeseee 47.2 Jones : Wp [Allied 8 3 > eeleey Hay ‘go.|Allis Chal ve, TL2 Bimb Clk ...05 ry 1,|Alum Ltd ....191 Kee * Re lam Atriin .. ‘ My » foam Gam nassss Mat Laeety AN 2 Re fam hy 98 $e Lenhart ’ ; Am Motors ... 5.7 jaectin Gi’ : am N Gas ... “4 May D Btrs. , a ee ey Ae t bu. a. he La + Leetuce and seed greens: Celery, Cab-/A™ FOR: 0g Mer on & 8 bage. No, 1, 1.00-1.80 bu. Enctive, Wo.| 4A 4 MAM .. f. 120-5.50 bu. Pudive, Slescwrd. | WO-lazec ac 74 ch .. lssarste, Mearhed, Wn. L Lsnee wa larmcer @ Co iS) Mees ee. Tettuce, Ribh, Fo. 1, 1.00-1.80 vk. basket. Atl Refin .. 402 er Dr . Tettues, leaf, No 1, 199-189 bu. Let-laveg mete [.. 5.4 Murray Cp .. ture, Romaine Wo, 1. 1.59-2.90 bu. are * Cabbere, No, 1, £.00-1.9% bu,/Palt & Ob ... 51:1 Net cash R .. Coord No. 1. 1.00-1.% hu, Kale, Yo. 1 m Av «.. 564 Nar a 1.00-1.80 bu. ar’. No. 3. 190-3 94/1 svsene 14 Nat ores, “s fipinech. No 1, 1.00-1,58 bu, Morret,|Beth Steel ...165.4 Nat Lead ... No. 1, 1.80.20 bn sg ebard, No, 1,|Boeing Air .. $32 wy Central .. be. Turnin« So. 110-198 be Rohn Alum .. 95.5 Nis M Pw... f Leree, 15.80-16.50 > $n.ang, Bond Strs ... 152 Nort & West (yes-|medium, 12.00-13.00; small, 3.50-0.50, |Bore Warn .. 473 No Am Ay ... = Brit My .c1-3e2. Nor Gee Pe ve Budd = ee we Ohio On * :|_ DETROIT. Oct. 24 (AP) — Fess. FOB wane eS Detroit, cases included, federai-state/Rurfousns .. 402 Owens Ene Whites: Gree A tumbs 8.50: weignt- (Colum & MH -. U1 Bese Oi ed gverare ST: large 80-82, wtd avelnen” D es 134 Panh Eol Ses Sere, Saeed Slants aon Oem, fee ss ae pera piel a oan “Grade B. wan (COR FRO ons. ? ‘ wid ave <0" st oe at Ait «4 Seames a0. Browns: -Grede A. ‘arge 50; medium ic wi 125 Ps PR 34: small 25. Checks 26. : Cater Tren .. #94 Cola .. Commercially graded: & - O14 Se D Whites’ Grade A. evtra larce S2- large - M4 oes - 44%-48: medium 29-32: small 23-24. Cin Mil M ... 482 Bini Mor Browns: Grade A. extra Verve 50; large Cities Sve ., 58.5 pyin at .| 43-47: medinm 28-31; small 22-24. Clark Eauip .. ®5.6 pinghy Market on laree sizes with (Climax Mo ,. 68 Pit Plate G ... ‘\targe whites in short supply and lerce |Cluett Pea ... 40 & browns and mixed colors about amole. Coca Cola .,.10% Piillman Mediums unsettled. ; Palm .. 466 Pure and demand is draeay and offerines dis- A «a. &. RCA counted im manv instances. Smalls are suse 17 Repub Stl irregular and lieht receipts difficult to Bd. 394 Rex = clear in some instances. Edison ., 44.7 Reyvn Met pees: at State” nem . CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ConPfPf 4.52 101.4 Roval Dut CHICAGO. Oct. 22 (‘AP) -— Butt t Cen ... 482 Safeway St steady; 380,090; wholecsle bruving cont COP&S . 16 Pt Joa ' ead wrices unchanget: 99 score 6054; 92 A Mot ... 6@ St Ree Pen G9%-\%: 90 BK 89%; 89C 56%: cars 90 B icant on "us Read Al R 60%; 8 C 57%. > Rig .. ta Tere “red pate nn wn Gaaaet : ener “ “ = ireckie : uying e f% ver cent or better A white 44; mixed on we . = faron~ > mediums 28%: candace Det Edicon ... 226 Rot See Doug Aire 4.. AT a“ Chem 5°. 71%. pea Beate 1824 eed ot Cal + 43 Bea OO Ind + 87 gra On WI AT Btevers, - 22 Stud Peck + Sur O11 Mor ,.. 4%6 Ruther Pao ... 6 Swift & Ce vere iv & ove 1 Terar Co «+ M1 Tex G Bul m .. 5 Textron cave , a : HADI EH AMAR & MMAR EE bee WEES Bae E ] < on Timk R Pear an Tew gq $=Tranearer _ an Twant Cen 4e jerwd 7 Tm! 'o Tn Pre > ... 7 Tht Afr Lin,, eps Pxtag tg Tintt Affe .., Re a= Pit Pratt .. gre ae TT Vines Tm! Tettand va re } med pies b> “* US Tob arver Tl 404 Van Real este White Mot Wilson & Co on Woolworth Penep qin Vale & Tow : RaW .. : nt OO «4 Woest Bhat. 1914 Tel Crk Coat .. 489 Zenith Rad ..106.5 STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK, Oct. 25—Compiled by the Associated Press. i 30 18 15 #0 Indust. Rails Ut'l. Stocks Previons day....287.8 125.9 DETROIT STOCKS (C, J. Nephier Co.) Pigures after decimal points are eighths) Peninsular Metal Prod.* Th rophet. Kpasae Rudy Mfg. Co Co.* i vteweve BT fson Co ...., 13.2 Screw Prods.* *No sale; bid and asked, S82 wate eeasezes es Ss . ~~ - Detroit Police Eye Air DETROIT —There'’s a chance ae Fe : c ‘ |-Any Takers? — ($100 to Quit wood, will be af 2 p.m. Friday resident of Oakland County, died *}the result of an auto accifient, will Earnings Robert Sanford, pres! ists. The city’s traffic coordinating iT -UP—ttens was asked to look into! america reports profits of 68.01.00 Kenneth Brown, secretaries,|Possible “use of a helicopter for! Sita! ne there. ‘This. .somn moking 1 Year : | : ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. @ — Mahlon N. Haines is back, County Deaths Hermag Eschenburg LEONARD — Service for Her- man Eschenburg, 75, 112 East the Flumerfelt Funeral Home, Ox- Tuesday of a heart attack at his residence, Milburn H. Fortson PONTIAC TOWNSHIP—Service for Milburn H. Fortson, 42, of 1201 Collier Rd., who died Tuesday as be at 2 p.m. Friday from the Brace-Smith aad. rectors .) dividend of 80 cents @ share pe iDec, 14 to shareholders of record Dec. 6. uasesssates - wear site = SSCASsssRPtVreS448sBsss eu-n twee & 43M 44 wens aane oo « ai 3 2 por aan al suss0g fensasicyraty2 « ’ _ 35328283 Baaneanne-+ +a FIBERGLAS | a So LAUNDRY with WHITE ENAMEL CABINETS i—Cash. 2—Layaway. 3 WAYS TO BUY: — 3—No money down, as low as $1.25 weekly! @ ae ne HSossenSe 2eNan—-Veaenn “— — 2s oS wm So: ~ Bvarzewwwe 60; larcer lots mixed grades ce. Balable cattle 15,000, calves 400; steers and heifers very slow; Iiberal supplies 6 moatiy choice 93-100 th shorn lambs i Ford fo Borrow fo Further Expansion | { DETROIT #—To further expan- sion and for other purposes,. the, Ford Motor Co. has announced it will borrow a quarter of a billion ; dollars. The company has total : assets of more than 24 billion hieh choice and prime steers 25.50-29.00; few loads 29.50: load 1143 Ib. at 30.00: several loads orime heavy steers held above 0; enod to average choice steers 18.80-2650: choice largely 23.00 up:-some light utility steers as low as) 13.00; hich choice and prime heifers most good and chotce 18,90- The loan was announced yester-. day by Ford which said a group of institutional. lenders will pro-| vide the money at 4 per cent on 89; /imsecured promissory notes matur-| »iing Nov. 1,’ 1976. The lending group numbers) about 28 institutions, most of them life insurance companies and pen) sion trustees. Included are John. Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Travelers Insurance Co.,’ Insurance Co. 1 It's the first time the company | An Indian tn’ New Dethi| has hag borrowed money since before, written té Bernard Woolley, Brit-|Henry Ford and his family became’ ish showman, asking for his price sole owners in 1919. A 75-million| dollar loan wag sought in 1920 the elder Henry Ford. LARGE SELECTION BIRCH ‘aes Kitchen Cabinets? FORMICA SINK TOPS We offer an outstanding selection of cabinets for kitchen or_bath, along with formica tops in cholce of colors and patterns. Also steel base and ‘wall cabinets. Specialists in Complete Kitchen Layouts B0-GALLON GAS HOT “WATER HEATER Reg. $69.95 value! “A” Grade, not crate ‘5 4” marred, Compare this WHILE THEY LAST! i 30-Gal. Water Heater 1° Glens 69” 52-Gallon Electric HEATER ter! Ask wa, These tanks carry com- ed Pactory Warranty. $ 95 json Approved. Now twice as much hot wa- =) HOT WATER Special Purchase 3-PC. WHITE BATH SETS. REG. $134.50 VALUE Includes 6-ft. tub, wash basin and closet. We urge you to compare thi bargain. this outstanding COMPLETE WITH ALL A-GRADE CHROME FITTINGS ' WASH 3 °° BASINS With triple plated TRAYS Complete with sturdy chrorr ne faucets, A stand and faucets wonderful value! Crate marred cash and carry. syps f syges LAUNDRY COLORED BATH SETS Includes tub, wash’ basin, Si's-onate tities. $9995 4¥2-Ft. and 5-Fe. $2995] BATH TUBS “s TRH af s HH ify iT Steel and Cast tron ed 52-INCH 3-UNIT KITCHEN WALL CABINETS Sturdy, ail steet construc- . ton, white enamel finish, Reg. $25.50 Value chrome door handles, At- $ 95 tractive styling. 21432 Inch With Tank $2995 eatiattion PUMP %-in, Galvanized $3.44 “The Store That Values Built’ : PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. | AV PAnxine On Wessen Street Side 4 : n < * Lace CURTAINS, AL'S ROTOVATOR — LA Laundry Service — —_ pontine L UILDING, oP we Land- 23-8712. cialt?, stock. HAULING AND y oe INCIN TORS eee cleanup. FE 4513. Rubble oi PE 2-0003 Send, nD HEAVY TRUCKING. fill dirt, Con? PHAUTIN Jno © bo ART KIND. 61 ND _.ment work. OR 3- . > \ A&B TRENCHING — cee Water ine, Fieid tile. L187, io job too a re + Also is dan ie cca Guaranteed rs and «alterations, additions, na, porches roofing, siding, weracts ard bree RENT HERE — LEAVE MAN WITH Pre] work. 7-TON STARE Latge Yan w ferve you. Moving. FE! 44964. LOCAL & ONE-WAY COAST TO COAST THERE and van retiers FIRE- FP. £ nok cry Dixie Hwy. <7 Tox picRgs witH wants hauling, PE 44088 “REDUCED RATES Smith ways. ‘ve will furn - labor or material onl¥ or ds the 4 ana arrange financing with no moner range 3 te 4-063 | CEMENT 1 as gy 0! LTyY. CEMENT & Bi & BL OCK K FE $0782. } agent 230 Endwell. Walled Lx ALL TAPING, GUARAN- teed work. OR ; ) & M BLDG. SERVICE A_ ROOM AT LOW Coser. bo] A A Me Bran pine AL AERA Ove | TOM BUILT GARA BREEZEWAYS. Ci Ae ous, FE 2-1004, Eves. OR 3-2276 CA RACT WIRING we B. iaunte Elec- FORMICA INSTALLED, SINK A aw cabinet tops, OL 6-029 5 FLOOR SANDING. Su othe —: Cart GGA ARANTEED kinds, Panel pai a sant ee ante, —353_N. Cass PE 2-804?. » ROOF | RE EPAIRG —Eavestroughing — FE 40444, General Contractor FLOORS L. Bilis, FE MSTRSAL ODERN : TERATION, Aborh me aM ef gee ea a Const. Co me aes ULLY _equt ‘ease: L. Young J68" FL MNG FLOOR 1 LAYING: sil DHEA AND A AiR dows, PE : ” Seas albedo ak | “Der ot Tv eaves DRIVER ER | Res. FE 56-1646. Ben tied ati | ri ~ TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING FE 46941. GET IT peel: through Classitied - Ads! es, whatever it is;— dial 2818) for an _ad- writer and get it! © AR i. R ” cumtenaien Laying, sanding 4 ‘ i | Ad PAINTING Local and Lone Distance Phone ho 1 IST — CLABS~ CUSTOM—DECORAT- ing, Paint int. & ext. FE 5-2860. A-l CUSTOM INTERION rating. free estimates. __3-1626. O’'DELL CARTAGE Moving DECO- Cali OR M1 PAINTING AND DECORAT- Be a hanging and removed, ke FE Soass' 1 DECORATING. WALL PAPER. Painting Call for est. Ei ad ompson. Al A} PAINTING. INTERIOR & EX- terior. 10 per cent disc for cash, i Free est. 4-925 __ Guaranteed AVAILABLE Saso8 “Te at INTERIOR AND FE 42171 PAINTING, WALLS PAPER BANGING Pres Lay me Paver removed. 8. San rE ____Physio-Therapy ae SWEDISH MASBAG) +201 SSAGE & THERAPY. technique. 14 Lincoin, Television Service © PRY ee eS CeeeaTy RADIO Nee “Peeae Service _ & TV 22A | PEWRITERS 1 a Bg qs U7Printitg and Othe By RD | _ itty N. w. PE $0539, Aerotred Rang Shoes +4 ROOMS, MODERN NORTH sIbr. PE 70744 ELDERLY GENTLEMAN Wists i room Etoce ot home within initeDIase CARW-on-¥OoR oh Sao OR 3-1592 gett i, specia 8, OL WAVE. In Debt? aut te ‘of ee a wv aes ‘han Se 5 ma Travel tress | PLANNING A TRIP? “Reeeniittimn « GEL? | te Ee eg — oi . PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE 008 W. Huron st PE 8-325 Wetd, Children to Board %6 A GOOD HOME BY DAY OR WK, :| Wanted "Real Estate 32A 4 eae WE NEED L. H. BROWN, Realtor. > | wae es eas Bo brokers, Please foes aes HAVE, cast BUYERS WAITING. P. W. Dinnan 66 W. "CASH" - CALL os Fg Dd Boe A Stout, Realtor” Tl N. Se at. Ph. FE Seles tt et , ~~. OED BUY OR SELL ie are wes = y buy MB ng oe show you how et cu it the price ts reassoahie. Call and let se aie . * L aes Leste Midleton “TRADES 4 rg — repitation at ng at a, ae teak bo.nes, re Se i ae oe Less Talk More Action LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Lic, PE 17-0637 Se iarmasten| WHIT ee leensed home. Perry Park DORRDING WOU CAR AB . i small child. OR . REALTORS y Xe Be. hil Li a. Open ives ‘ee Cal PE 92-3682 or Metamora OTs. Wtd. Wid. Household | Goods 27 NN PNP tPA FURNITURE NEEDED b’ m 6 foom tom ROY KNAUF, Realtor 16% w _Ruror OA 77% FE 23-7491 walkin. where ‘we Fixe Press’ ee WTD. TO RENT FURN. HOUSE. Call Adolf Goodman, VErmont 8-9000_ Detroit. Share Living Quarters 30 e of Pontiac s own television is Write Box 21, Pon- he if __bess be pensioner. 1 PE &14 5-7496. Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 P CONTRACTS WANTED odd tots. Get the Trucks to Rent top top dollar W wilt ° outright or Rent . t Apts, Furnished 33 sell it for you. B. Community rtp ET Lt Sale roars OR Pint 7, 1 RM Eirenex AND Prt. vat a or 2 ty ton pickups 1%, ton stakes cer 08 3 ame Aaitte onty. ito Re Rs Ale Trailers and Tractors 6NE —T. y furniture buyers. Cash waiting.|1 BEDROO LIVIN: ra Trane re vt alert siete or Co. . . or nesr bus . ee WID. ANTIQUE DISHES. LAMPS ma Case Lake, YE 6-310. * Open Dal otpeludin Sunday _ Wd. Miscellaneous 28 |! Washing For girl. ta been ‘ WE HAUL AN ; i LARGE ROOM APT FAIVATS Et ot ‘ ARYTRING. A si Jong AND SCRAP | © ba: ~ fog ee aces | meta 4 UE ols or bn Son | Rietien “Me seth, P -& Decorating 20; Wanted to Rent 29 Fe eR cay. PE eat, POLLED RAIS "9 RMB. CLEAN INQUIRE 25 Judson ra oe 1813. cs) SI5 A week. eo 345 Oakland Ave. 2 AND 4 BOOMs GAS AUTOMAT- ie heat, 4-0808 of bait, 2A ‘AID, ___ ve 63202 - . a nt ERIVATE 1 STRANCE. * Bien mon Adults. BUSY INTERSECTION — WILL | 2 PP aa eR Fave ENT. share display room & office, eos. Adults, No yt beat & ment: 0 Large oft king ares ROOMS AND BATH. ADULTS. st iet Re ud ai i RMs.. PRIV. BATH AND ENT. ios Bice es lecdbie * cdl only, 660 we ae Wa ANTED: home lady, 7 BEDROOM UPPER ‘T a bd ¢ with elderly Milford Clean & Fone, Y es CE. CLEAN OInt s ... a 3 ROOMS,_Li LAUNDRY AND GA- ai ‘conveniene me mea PE Be Get,| #848, Conitortebie livin~ tor 1 or after 6 2 aduits, Maceday “me, Phove Wit \ VA 21902, 1 7 ROG ROOMs. PORNO CHRIS. Private en me) J.C. Hayden, Realtor Bw. Walton or equity in your serv- OR URN. ge hy a 4 ‘ j : DAY” OR NiG BUYERS. WANTED ’ (_ PRIVATE NTRANCR re as Bina i peek pouirams, Crane cee cour | and _ awe Ms ous Be AR bet ‘ou sell. Bring r i> ae ve, Seba Beles a ee — BIO & s f a f McCullough No ob" gt MB 2 kK. oka ms Ns Realtor. to Your water. only, tr month, After taker 4 hed Union &t., or phone K. G, Bempead. 8. Huron FREE ae AND signa sta Reh sea ak ee * : am s eat "cpa | , hone a oan “tian, eat ae ibe x6, all Prt beth, 916 APT | ,OROUND ee nceTON AREA AREA eee Aes hy - kitehen, Fe th “1 child, _ Male PP hee TEL-HURON AREA Ny furnished first ag — We & eateee, ad Linge av po drinkers uron re ROO} APTS. cleat, Agus ony bef Niet, Near RM. M 6 TMION iz LAROE } “OD. webled come EMD. 900, UNION COURT 3 seems pad bath Adults only, $66 a ™ K. G, HEMPSTEAD a 103 F vena eal bd Lien ent. & bath, FE 2883. se LADY on Siew William Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) _ PRIV ROOMS BATH. N- ; ue Maryday, trace Gtuntites arn L private beth ond, ee entrance. In- > nen ee ROOME MS AND RATH. lights, hot water, 647 Ae 3 Barren BATH. ON On ties! a prebee i, OWN * Parele t “ateoe, a = ta iS. 3A A le heat. 2-143, accedan | S yf Qe Tecan Pr ase ee ees OS a ea Nw lial 5 p.m, See care- AVAILABLE NOV. 4 West side NE Se VASBINDER Phone FE 58875 = a. > a antenna, ee ; kitehens building, - with. es ONLY am ieepergon, dalty y from 12 neon to 5 FEderal 86918 CLEAN 3 RMS. cx. KITCHEN et MODERN 3 fon i APT, —near Cast stove frig... fara. 810 a mouth, Fe SEVERAL APTS. AVAILABLE FOR prise. tres — Fy , oe 98 to 3 Ro er & EXCEL- a sa LENT AMPLE pie r ® and path. ‘Downsiaits s & ane 8 rooms and oa oh com. te 6 p.m, 5 ROOM ~ GARAGE, oy heat. Near bua, —_ 56-4481. Siw. $%5 West bias. ecules ni orree 4 RooMa AND BATH. E $16 week, FE 482328 and (SIDE, NEWLY De WEST > HCORAT- | — 16 | rooms end bath, heated, ie sduns ayes FE %1523. {ODERN. STEAM HEAT. Write Ponting Prews, | Bet ‘Rent Houses Furnished 33 | “ly BEDROOM DELUXE APTS. Newlyweds, bac wore oftiee $s. Also 3 garage: Ay + r re . tel; Cenimneneeete, BEDROO ' AND, Mek ront, modern. ¥ FURN., GAS HEAT, Motor, OL tele : pln EB TARE * Moa Close to 2 i 7 BEDRMS. , WALLED OF — MOD. Close city, Reasonable, MA T LARGE ROOMS. SYLVAN LAKE. Partly modern 2524 Ye rr Dr. _Or call #E 23-2048 after 6 8 e, NEAR Gites 4 ROOM HOUSE, AND BATH, 560 Seoued, Ft 49737. References. _ 4 RM. MENT HOUSE, PAR- tially furnished, children welcome, _Call_ OR 3-0181 after 7 p.m S ROOM HOUSE. CHILDREN WEL- come. FE 68-6168, ROOMS COMMERCE jakerront *s oatiable at $100 ® month until July 1, 1967, rooms at Lake Oakland, wil lease for l.yenr at $75 a —. References and de- % mith, eens «om detn ten aeemin cea 5 ROOMS AND BATH, ALL MOD- | ern, FE 48026 en \suteke “2? BEDROOM MODERN, Crescent Lake. auto, hot water, M1 4-5723, ROOM LAKEFRONT HOME. 4 Norman Rd,, Clarkston, off ees IM. DOWNTOUN AUBURN |" For Rent bat & pice & room «# furnish: nee s, Relorene tial! wan 6G John K. Irwin pare 4 ri? West Huron 50447 Bt. (Phon ELIZA * FF (IZABETH LARE FRG Gar eole Ui May yy troit UN Bil! HOME FOR Lae 3 ‘Lake. ‘TUseds ¢ “Apply Gale. Rd. all day Sunday. Pee Eve FE 5-4846,, en °ee ae w Rent Houses Unturn.. “Ng For Sale Houses 43 .SYLVAN LAKE rE ROG MS FOR ~suboms. ford 8choo! one mt ck Lavender 1074 | bot akevie ‘CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 3140 W. Huron rt Room FOR — OTT, KITCHEN | a -* oe kines ay ace “9 Son ¥ N | PULL eAiB EE Feononn A "ae ,. Gat a wom _ Ol A HEAT « ROOMS x sare on — ae Ss eae | Bonkis 13 op aaa Cass , Couple y. per SMALL Room, PRIVA n. |B . mi 7 France. — ’ ~~ SLEEPING ROOM. SYLVAN LAKE |" rs eee wh Sagem BA SLEEPING SRMé, YOU WANT A | shun beach “oe gs | at rm? A priv. home, 685 Pated ee Pourth Bi Bt, off Josiyn, ee Welng ‘wage dl a ‘ BEDR wi Meet PAR GEREN, SS ee ee - S108 | i SIE tnt — alsnwarber: aL EgPING PI M. WR. FONTTAC Te ei wood Bam arwick has 3 bedroom Pontiae "San ous re Ste Fess an renee Pa with or yao SLEEPING ROOM FOR GENTLE . 4 Us : ry e to a, Sylvan Bontiegn ep e , o8 3a Hig | een, a S after 6:39) Take on Browaneham, Ra) £ ROOM We. GENERAL HOSP, |"S"private heme. PR S190. | So es re re asad SLEEPING ROOM "lar Meine ia: den, din —_ow fio pushootn kW. Glass Rd: | ast nooMs- ALD BOARD: | RCP t, feet ramman ee | 8 ba sy nok roomers_ Se Pener '|» Ns Sueits exarchen xt ESCM Miumins Cate Om Rome | OU WIL, RE GMEQREABER | Fit eit acy sata rene ert paar ee in town, Gas heat, tie bath, Chil: ~_ Room ith Board 38 a8 ims ‘path h kiteh : mouth” OR 38883. - = 4 oll foreed ait beat, ienttaeh, 1%: . J PONTIAC arage. Lar on. ved a RM. 4. HOU MODERN ORPURE. . 1702 a ‘ 70 at Srice. $0000 "See down PE e © agents. LARGE ROOM, ou a a ae oe ae hic) FE bs _ T LARGE BRM FULL, Baa SRM. TERRACE, ADULTS PAE: | ROOM AND BOARD FOR 2 BUD.) © room On Mon: freee Pane 2 Fi" Be | Schon eee |S ate se eee ween 7”, os f tills BOARD & Gani *, ae a eererue HAYDEN. ween amona Terrace FE! yr aa wee, te we os an pontine § ROOMS, 2 LOTS; #45, OWNER. INVESTIGATE Tittg an now P.O. 335, Pontiac, OOH AND “DOAK. IN’ BROOK. Wid yeu 0 9 peaieom keus oe ROOMs AND BATH AND ? ven. | OL| your lot for as do ished attte rooms, full b nt Call our saléemen how for detatis gas heat, 1M-cat gatage. West ROOM ARD BOARD. NICE Home Let him w you our meal anon $100 per month, rr b ae Ww. side. ae can home { ROOM & § ROOMS x? part i. ALL | lODERN, | working an ean BR bait oF et a = YOORHRIS RD. 3 er | STOK GA | er 6:00. n ta ree CHILDREN vEKY ELEAWN. EXCELLENT | . R MONTH, NELSE CORNER ANDERSON LLE BD. WATERFORD. | R Hf SHOWN BY “AP: K. G. HEMPSTEAD 102 &. HURON Rus « Gas | HEAT, FOUL BASE- by appoint. FE , ynor Bt, Fireplace, ores heat, 4 a Spree. Clean, quiet, adults yanks inten east of ant q Fh! i: BARR F _jaonth, Wren “bah G0z¥Y NEW RM. am; jon tiac, 10 gee irom aa nr ant Auto. hot, water, tie floors HOTEL AUBURIN oH! Ms fo iinble family. Holly. Ba oe wal oe ye" ae Tse) from. 6 p.m, to 8 BM) Cook! aid rete erat n cu ' OR RENT OR GALE: ¢ BDRM. 4 Aubur FB Bei » bathe . @, N MOD. balance. PR 45105. 3604 Penna, | HURON HOTEL. | CLEA iM bi needs wet Sooctenns. fear Miltora FE 44 ows LARGE, CLeAN 1 In ome home, reas. to fellable eer lore § pm, aopthn 3 2 BEDROOM. ECO- rated, For sale or lease to clean people. 5740 ion River Dr. hear Crescent Lake, NICE. CLEAN 3 ROOMs @ BATH with electric stove garage Iden) | for Mees 4 S paoes ein “Blane LY Ra. | “2 are Wuukeet ke crgnee faodern Close to Dalon th, Vie _lnge. Ret NEW - DUPLEXES “9 bedroom duplexes for rent $04.50. Between North Perry and Mt. Clemens Street on North Bast RS | i OA. edieo tion. 4 Bird FE 4404-0 6 pm an _meals, 14 _ 14 Matthews. FR, $037", mast sins * Room i Pee ome. Al) is hed Convalescent Homes 38A furnace, Garace. 68.290 with 6,906 a» WONDERFU! ROME POR 1 ELD. hy fireing serv. | OFF BLIRABETH LARE RD, $1,200 fee Rith trained afl, Splachi | tore. § vedroom homme, ‘Dising cuvirensient 0m loving care : Samy toon, Of farnese.. EXCELLENT st 2 IMMEDIATE MN, New 2 ie OAKLA Seas rivileaes on Rais ‘ake. t and Rest Home Ine. Ap- $1,650 dow proved. Vacancies for men and . ‘ . women, FB Coe, J. C. HAY DEN, Realtor yale a rates, veristered | ©. Walton FE 60441 or call FE 65-4207. Hotel Rooms 39 ay w eek. Weet! Huron St. Phone "okies! __Rent Stores 40 PARAL Wee BUILDING LEASE, IDPAL, for Coney Island or arbor ahop. Apply_at {Manning's Ringside Bar, fUILDING FOR RENT. Mib AT Oxbow Lk. EM 3-4082, iDBAL LOCATION (Fore Coney island or barbe of 5. i." “Bar w ; Finest opi ron at Blive- | i fone | BULDIRG FOR RENT i tone ‘FOR. “Mor ue TTF i hag Rag A Tigh emerge ___Rent Office Space 41 LS. bts cege- "‘Badern lee wpacgs above Ont een of afiatbor py ‘essiona) offic sae ‘eae Nt _ Family Home at ; G, I. HOME Only 1 Left 21 E. N NEW YORK "03" DOWN COsT8 ONLY WESTOWN a WE BUILD BRICKS $10,975 nS H. BROWN, Realtor BY OWNER : ot CAD Anat ~ : iY Sater Teas Piomecaey, (NER: 6 LARGE ROOMS, FOR cot oe seca St C, HOU STON REAL at ve eax a 4 em ‘ i CLARK . had : A) ECREATION ROOM a 7 Lg 2 4 Reem, 4 0 begreema, ie" foam t ; on Seas | $900 DOWN. 44% rooms, 2 bed | ge9 jens. 8 foot po Fooms, steel only, 1% Sere, Sut 32-5272, Pontiac Lene. BY OWNERS Leavin r = ‘. ment, atic beat. 1% car sae: Roendiedleen N ICHOLIE = Open Eves, a Templeton CL ARKSTON AREA | = =? an cash . mortgage, mmnediats OY te MANOR livin large lot, a + 4, ake meets Realtor B. oo Ra. Fe 44563 Pm 9-0602 $850 ” Down — et month ineluding poo insurance. Located in ful lake . country, ranch hotise tages auti- equtiful tte oak floors. Tull are Doored attic, _ Garage Realtors, = copra rt har fk ec Press, pa 5 rm brick , $1000 vewe-s rms, Priced at = is for quick sale be ot owner, NEAR &T. A“ OFF COOLEY LA ‘ Seek a erage, extra Fru $7,500, Takes $1, WEST sIDE- KES ~-—3 BDRMS RD. + Vecant tang, sree font & fear reetewar, at- large trees, an, ag HE seeenlenh one, et oil heat priced right. lavatory. ir - seite te : mily din- eur full ‘bert, hae ee MICHIGAN AVE.—NOTHING DN. it. in Peradien Investigate this & wal NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 33 W. Huron Pe 60199 ae Evenings NCOMP PROPE Fepay omens, rooms modern clean ant . he Era Sa, cee Just outside recta pa a sarees, ~~ McLARTY seems, S09 ease “ae 18 THE “BIRD’ TO SEE dinette. 3 8 and bath KEEGO HARBOR P W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron up. Full basement, gas 4 extra a laree lots near lake, , A-l BOWLING ALLEY on ¢lane East Peaded ced enraged | fle Ri Yoni iced ts | ACRE PARE WR. LAPEER, | fmt i tudtetone” atte fuli price—$4.600 Gown’ to mo ae pre SHLOON,_ BER, building with qe ty of oft-etres approved mortgage. $100 DOWN LAPEER COUNTY rill included at cnly 920 S00 Small modern hom in ‘53 21068 1955. Will accept ome ‘nm trade §17,- 400 on term HOTEL & LIQUOR on main street ied hile and’ ‘enumeai, Tene g equipm - rate home included. $16,000 on. Imlay City &-Aimont ares. 3 mi. WARD E. PARTRIDGE Blacktop highway. The farm is | REALTOR FE 4-3581 level to entle rolling and very | REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES fertile soil. About Lm, ~~. on THRUOUT MICHIGA wooded iat An extra good farm-| 1050-W. HURON ST ouse, all mode with hot EVE. - ‘TIL water oi] fired heat. Large full ba Dining room, 3 ms, large ving room. ont aoe |» home is s- excellent ‘e tion, Shown by app’t Priced to sell at 000 with $7,000, down. o£ Sarde, Sale L&hd Contracts 52 DISCOUNT ON $7,000 con- bag on 2 bedrm, brick home. $70 & month, O FE I VEST In good land contracts I have alt types for sale. Prompt, service. Ca. —- PE Realtor Open Eves, Phone Open Eves. til ilo Bun. 1 to 8 40 ACRES . First time eet, close to M24 ed car lot Has used car lot ® A, = 8 Us PE saat, Ore rose 40 5-2461 ve By Ownte. ve se oF na a “Tilia x ca down. . : WILLIS M. BREWER fea “ibaa” ma 5-7581 90 ACRES, VACANT. 7 ROOM | Petes house. big dairy barn. Uo or a BA LDWIN NW. OF Fis. | Zoned commercial. 4 Ridgeway 873 Baldwin Ave. | FE €6203 27%4% DISCOUNT eld ma he $7,950 with apse coral by She ae tile bath hower, 1% end Pontia car gare wane “fomoed on CLINTONVILLE ROAD Soest to you $5,075. 78 acres in beautiful setting, idea) | for sub-dividing Leslie R. Middleton BROKE: FE 8-6003 R ssell Youn LAND CORTRAGT ON NEW 3 u G | Brkegom stomse i, ere REALTOR-BUILDER I batance 96000. 95 pee egenemact 412_W. Huron FE _¢4538 count or will aa for “$1780 at Sale Business Property 49 _ Sob" Sent interest. Call FE PPAR A AAA ARAL SO FRONTAGE ~ Money to Loan 83 On avin ave. ~~ (State Licensed d Lenders) Zoned Commerc used as ra, WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 You can get tt Sepatere, car Py — A No endorsers. Payments to suit budget "We will be glad to te hele ith your money problems. you with FINANCE CO, 702 Pontiac eC via Bide. "NEED. AF FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classified ads to sell, i job. FE 2.8181 js the rent, find a Vant Ad number | © eX. se > ) * BENEFICIAL vw uEINANCECO. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN 10-25) , ‘ ; ye 3 + 79 ee an “What's with this mopping the floor? Don't tell me : x) ‘e Hall Te Me _ the TV set is on the bum again!” * For Sale Micelancous For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ° PUMP, 4 EP FLINT & \S_ECONOM BURMEISTER Bat, oy set a | ste, Fa te De FURNITURE CO. vse: ame Sa. #%:| Blond Hammond Spinet| Fer Sele Pets 66 HOUGHTEN SON “Point _ od ‘ 3 several Pr - organ, Practical new. ' me ia sn'st:| Can be seen at Old Mill im — Tavern in Waterford. 5 A is Br zoor . WAR-| Very liberal discount. ; Mate 84.| Cli’ air, Dorman o Mr. Lawn aorae —_ motor! Pety, OR 31907. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG FE 2-9206 eeenee REFRIG. week eeee we consents « ere roneagzo ss sNME F with 's tee ee eee oak beeees eeereetee Pons W hitenoute ene eee hee GAS STOVE. 3 CEMENT WASH tubs and a ates chest of draw- ers. EM 3-0200 GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGES ALL NAME BRANDS ome & Auto Loan Company "RoE ww BURMEISTER - Northern Lie ee Co. Buckner Customers ois a ee 7 re KE_NE $39.50 AND UP perey one consuMERs. | SiR serve = eal i Che saeet wool cout and white shorty ena 28 W. Lawrence B bar sais: | FLOOR SAMPLE SALE . | se eres ____e tt nau, Paes Prasees. mise Exe, a. “ute, pat Ty pample fetrueracsts on alt ise pleasure GRAY BROADTAIL a | aa re se arenes ‘rv ‘Sets, 2 ves. to Dav Provide for your immediate and/GIRL°S COATS. SIZE 12 GOOD| We have them Uprights or Chest |ZENITA TY a creda” rasa, & cash credit pe hei cones MOUTO ‘ 12- wen ea wutkupoce: = bered and couch. re company where you =e | 4, and 2 lady's suits, we 12.-3- po @ real » geod deal some te and r be ian ae and KING BRO < For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Loans to $800, up to 24 months to| LIONEL "FRAIN t, 3SPEED . ete wt to eo repay. large. 2 cor's apart ‘oats and sae . & orpies ow ty ye clothes, a: be & Femmene, | shires, ‘stave 1616. Lady's costs, #59. Yo Woot. CARPET_—Te er oil burner, with blower, $15.| _ 6-2813, ————_ NEL & AMERICAN | BUCKNER Se Rese CX SE LOEO eee i F Ter, Wiech cut: |X LENGTH MOGERAT POUR COAT | ‘power mowers, "490 ouch. Leat LIONEL & AMERI | 3, Roos Oh FE ote. side S4n08. Size 14. PE 94} rakes, leaf burners, iswn carts, FLYER TI TRAINS ee ENANCE COMPANY, |-Seigen Mogonctcs 20% | (ye cat n|eube te cart oF, Sate inse ‘bor"'ubd “Seubped "votry Be my ie, el #0, OR 3808. «| BOT. Fine HC PANGE. | Du ‘er ass fen of s)| BARNES HARDWARE = anette Ww, HURON sr. $12 3 AX. | MAN'S GREY TOPCOAT. SIZE 36.| _Sniv only $60.58 Milk's "MY at300 ui3e0_~ | _ clear gum Moist easing. FE $4414, \n43 w__muren FE b9101. | LARGE PAINT GPRAY OOTETT. 0 Ria VAN DYKE, UTICA, NORTHERN MUSERAT FUR GREEN SED DAVENPORT, MAY: |? ee eee and as Also CABINET INKS PROM ” 09-56. ‘oe Call: mee Call: ev basal after 8 p.m. SEE at ale tet coat, sie 14 $45. FE 2.4008 - | ptt 308 ORGAN -WoD.| brand new zabgat vol tanks and ¥ sinks) trom a 11 on F BLAYLOCK {COAL & SUPPLY co. oF YES? ee PET | cEeasne see owes | 1 yy AEE NTON ng | Sees eee : Loans — $600 to $1,500 y xe, cond, Reavomble, Couvai | LUMBER BARGAINS eee purpo: 9% FT. KELVINATOR. 3854 COOL-| Exc, cond, Reasonable, Calks MI HANDMADE GIFTS «dg Nom onl MA- DA ae eT... & idge. FE 4-0055. _. +3767. NEW AND USED LUMBER AT) "sale, Wanted ‘and goed SS ek Oakiand Coun . ¢ FT, PORCELAIN KELVINATOR MNOLEUM, 5 PT. we CuNTS ICES YOU CAN AFFORD quality used ¢ for resale. » : : 2 For home additions or tm- Ext. cond Cheap, OR | YD.- 8x12 LINOLIUM $395 ALT | RECLAIMED BRICK Jc Each 4708 Eliza Lake Rd. PE — bie, provements, enclose Saal etter wis d Sims Of MEATING BrovEs v4 | Compete Weclation pie sae Eves. MOWERS—TRACTORS et 8 . to 3 PInce SRST. SUITE, $30: ‘| oo are = pe N ‘ i GER m, ae. ae house tp Ny iL, BEDEM. SUITE, $%|_COR. RUNDELL ST, sy Pireeere, sheet Fock = DOORS New and used. Rock bot-| yea a8 st rhe # aaa & garage home. try = ‘oat, ** * and gauge, anny At conciion Fe, 08 - windows = doors ~ door Se er French, “tow tom prices this month. A én 209 National Building. : ————— rum 8t., before 3 p.m, F 9-0013, FREE ESTIMATES AND FHA — ott Pirweot of ai Tints, Credit Terms. _Pendacs of phone FE ¢4728, 7-Pe. Living Room Suite - CADY'S MAHOGANY DE Be; TERMS. Ponting PL ” seq EVANS EQUIP. ' 6-6675 Dizie Hwy. A Modern 2. piece suites, 2 mode SURELUS LUMBER Baldwin Ave 9-2943 | e507 ind rifles. ~—e ars | Oe, | Swaps 83] se. iatis matching tltes ble, |ErviNG, ROOM SOPAB MODERN, | si ith On ANUPAGTURERS OF | Otten. Paterson, TE Sia. 500 3 Fox | és ek tor ee i ; 1 : s hunti ; 5-6u ~ ~ t soon T. TOR beautiful uienety folie Bu Buy 4/5 230 Highland’ Ra is) OR (Gi 3-0 << 40. 66 8. Egan Dr . WOOD. WINDOWS vere. oon up. Wil te = ENE: OGG | ONLY $2 WEEKLY | Si,,Mictiees pieorectnt Far Ger ntgecrale arb, mel. | "Ae Bergan Pe eee | OXBOW WINDOW CO. |Site | Hay, Grae 2) | arr Ait METAL ROUSETRATC t\ PEARSON'S FURNITURE Ave R 3-0680 after 5:30 p.m. SPORTSMEN , ve ome 42 Orchard Lake FE 47881 Livind ROOM SUITE BEDROOM ANCHOR 1S ; "e, SHOES, : 6 9 CU. FT. GE, REPRIG., IRON,| suite, power saw, w desk. _ Em ire - “neve blower 2-4500 ps —— cow hay cheap. - Silver Lake * eee jo SS SAPLE- Twi Rabe COEF FREE MSTiMATES, Peete p aa ize , < . matern’ _. A LETE | Maint aA Com ' New ranch-home consisting bike, un type oll burner. OL Sih toe eee Cn Le |42 GAL. ELEC, GRATER. 610.55 | 0° Uvion Lake BA. at Commerce te fm. (2h) lengtna ... wire |g SANDY’S SPORT SHOP. : of 3 bedrooms, 1% ceramic _ 32-1686. mattresses, : matching chest of 30 Gal Auto Gas Heater $549 que LAKE APEA's LARGEST | ** ave sais abet te eer, Ow to 6:38, we 8 to 2 tiled Rothe. ctocmettivites |° git , CHROME DINETTE SET, | _drawers, FE 206, | Counary fraye, stand fanests O18.56 | ieee fam TRIM MPOR, .../ 172.8. sagioay oUPE bat oa 8 on. room with floor = to - ceiling | SMa bis — nya $18. ya A taht Ve PLUMBING | Sliding ‘windows, from "|. $15.95 OIL PinED HOT WA Se fireplace, and full basement Per one OR a Rath 5 178 8. Saginaw St, | Double bung windows from. $11.96 canacity—medium house. $60. with Timken oi) heat. It's 3-ROOM OUTFIT MOTOROLA TV 20° MAHOGANY | snick> reclaimed — ali you want. | Storm windows 2 lite from... 3% me 65A terrific—owner will. consiéer BRAND NEW table’ mosel, nice condition only UNION WRECKING CO Door and window trim ......$7.00e ou. HEATER Fi iis FAKES Weukes. Accommo, . tinsee bracket” is ‘trede. — |seodern, 2 plece suite ate step | METAL WARBR OBS | x ne We Me Ra | Base r= Py x x. Y ec . . ' EiAL WARDROBE evreneee TEE ae eS mers Sees ae Setr'bome | Seetagteemme comme toe.) eee, vc | gabe aad ba uke sews | Oe ‘anda ep Laeehast tty ao | Nopar’ Au Sublp iver, Pm Fae ‘Oxford : overlooking the lake. 4 “plece afutte plus box | Blond bir. ® suit ‘eompiet Sn a. FREE STANDING TOILETS, #1055 | rage. Pus i pew aarage doors. | after , : 120 Ft. on Water any oat mara. 3 route Easy spin dry, washer, pale re tables, cheap. ian oe eee ‘m TERCED 1 2 -| Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Trailer ‘Sales ore a BY 4 7 BY 6.3 FOOT. . . each. wy, : Nome at Long Lake, situ: “ALL FOR $289 Botcinede gs ocr: Bh WB)” Ana other wed amber, 228. Pacvoty’ nas Sliveguiars, 9-08. $bashinetes. FE) _ 2 WEEKS ONLY New 1957 Traliers on Our eted on Meee et ONLY $2 WEEKLY we Bur On TRADE (Senet sannW poker> PRNTEX PRRSLOOEOUT BU: 67.00 per dead Lot Now towertng oaks. Lerge Evins - PEARSON'S FU 160 S Seneoe NITURE CO, ' Having T rouble With PURNACE, DUO FORCED | er, numerous racks & ete, Lib-| mixed : ve, ledgerock fireplace, 2 pede 42 42 Orchard Lake ; 4-881 MAYTAG, WASHER. Ai CONDI- Your Septic Tank? hot air off, 50,000 B.T.U. ‘With 9-744 jt i. “d : rooms, | paneled den. 1% | 1956 CLOSE OUTS * | camp Cosspect & peptic tank | sregmecme, Stl Si seutrale, Sine Salk hose te Ghee whe “Ee sa Uvities room. with fireplace, Imperial Frigidaire combination ovine iO F FLORIDA = ELEC | fieaner. ects auc B ettictentiy $60. Cast trén kitchen sink with en. & range Tose Ma 1 DIRT. RA Ws ii comparinn Qe: [UMN ris Ae was “Od | te eRe Beata Qi | our Nondtgeise or punsng | Sambar, owe ete piee.| Big A Hone oO 8 rood swe. | Hummer Late Re, Oxon fment, Big discount for cach |Imperial Prig. 60 range reg. 454.50, | Rogany ‘spinet writing desk, $7; | 107 8, ‘Squirrel wall brackets end enameled ped-/ SAVE 50 PER CENT ON WEW r = VATED, 5. FE bie _—— Sn 2 and owner would accept Tew adel Biiit ast 295.00 tire, suitable jor mi s Fite | AQUARIUM of LUGRRICEST Fix. extal $16. FE 68-2153. Duotherm oil ters, 8 s : : ‘ er home in trade. Floor m endix_w _ aire, suita | tures alue © FURL. TANK. sine $00 tem, $129.96. e: vanes ome in tne: [Gas sare ab mPtag® 4654 - ar doctor fie, “Ete. re | gre” sly arid Michie |" Untga fap ase Te Pe Pia | sce tn. To. H10hdy ener West Side “Clayton's Furn, & & Peli 16", M4; 3 foam | rubber mats,| Ave. FIRST QUALITY |S PT BATH-| Satie Saft reg. 6170.06. @ room home. just 2 blocks 3065 Orchard Lake Rd. F cents each; floor lam, — ; q 58 ; from General Hospital. 4 ANTIQUES, NEXT TO Thane wood ironing board, $1: i Pailer ie. \ Saath “Goubie, Anke” $14.96:) hand “ Ghatswer! (prey SP) Goes tc| ALUMINUM |eeerect| OAT PE Perfect spot . fot roomie | A BUY AN SMALL RADIOS, #8 TO aes solpeane medium’ blue : Sak HOt wa ee | Pe sd Owner will accept 4 or 5& ~$12. 5-8758. ay canning te 3 ¢ each. SIDING or 56398 io ae ae ” axe room home in good location APT. S1ZE GAS STOVE. i YR. all between 10 & 2. 3-4675. o al 3 ‘ le — now tn warehouse for equity. Call now-let's |_old. Good cond PE 24364.» _ NEW & USED APT. G48 & ELEC.) [FOR NEW OR OLD HOMES Sp Sonera Velween 1 & ene trad UTOMA WASHERS; BENDIX, stoves. eating ‘orget painting problems for-| "= sa axe : “Tlamese. General Ruste. Thor meres. Living room, bedroom ever, beautify and insulate at | GAS TER UNIT. ETE. material on your next 60 Ft. on Water and Wesiinghouse. Rebuilt. ‘as low | dining room & Kitchen, New of | samé time. Reynolds NU-ALU-|_ $118. Apbly 348 Judson St. house job or store BO ane n ‘ as 50, used. Complete. Lg OR, Furniture. MINUM, only ng guaranteed GAS BPA: WITH FAN. We carry a full of Venice of the Lakes Subdi- hors REPLACEMENT __1220 Baldwin, FE 5-7195 not to chalk, chip, crack oF peel ; Plywood, im "ACCESSORIES RE lached garage. 3 bedrooms, #6 _Oskland __FE 24021 | SAKLAND CO.'S LARGEST SELEC- | 24’x26'x8" high home $300 — ors. Paint. | STO gown vee oF TONALLY ADVERTISED Bele! by drawer re 95 Ca pone i faa free esti- Ga r=) D » 6128 Po eptre RD, ; toads re, Spcoent tor Teah. boa "secepe A only “14.98 Complete zeble 2 4 chairs. : its. ‘ vee) ees , No x money owe: low rage. oors Tel. 731 eo pe ose NER cE ‘om cents. ockers, oI pa e ears Berry ery SS peer joe i dian te reg , tables, yeaty desk, from $14.95 pay. Also aluminum eorm win-| onde, alt eet oe. ri gee | Galt 4 Re, ¥3 —EREET FRE TH ABOUT ANYTHING TOO WANT | oQne SU cowork made to or Sey aisoch ane ne om, selection, from $38. and sp. A NEW ENGLAND RED | $8 PONTIAC CHIEF Brick Ranch FOR ee Ee AR Ee POUND | Ger. Any size, cheap ap, ‘ jess than you think Let us give| ge. Bi rains ED. VACATION TRAILER Seis, “D petrocens axa den. Ae a way bat, lot tot | 443" “Oakiang PAINT Pe 50662 VALLELY CO. ~GAY ey - eee STULL | IM ORIGINA oo ie * . ' New " carpeting. | and drap- pre age and electric. refriger- PHILOAS STOVE. ? FULL sIZi, $25. OLive 1-9941 ie BERR ; oR throug Brees ators, en Auburn & Rochester Ras, 311 8, Paddock E2-0203 and. Po rarege. poem beds, chests, | PHILCO 17 IN. TV. GOOD CON- | AUTO. WATER ER HEATERS | +44 95; HOUSE PAINT’ SALE win accept smaller sense or ropeees, Veni and He. ing J 2 wan OL, 1-0349 5 ft. east tron tubs, 464 vb Re piumipum - ombination windows | erent Siege. FE S08. |__| Gregory Md. Gingetvile, 6p Me sins Hind comrany ne pane pay Qecastonal chairs, tables. lamps, Ghee GL te? CP” OO | waree time ot “ta tase 1 Pe: | 81.08 Gat a8 PER GAL.| & doors, slumioup & Pibergises sets, by " ining im om GUARANTEED | waien . suites. ‘Dinette sets and many REFRIGERATUn $29.50, SEWING | [ort, $88 oo) satise ‘Ali awnings & storm window sales, Baternan | ger our trades ae Eg i se ey— where ay Bi BROS. FE 46089 bargai £3 tea tala a, tae table,| mowr Call after 4 pym. 2068 vee #1112 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. CoE MALAT NEAL THAN | Sn stmiartie: Gch ne | Sr italte ty Seid tine =| —PORTAG. BO Ae Oe TRE | PETE canes Age | PRORAUP : wi I . UPTO % MONTHS TO Pay stove, sid.be; elec, stove, i. srOnE TEN : er Kampsen We buy wed or trade. Come.out | oi buruer’ 34.50" large wardrobe = “ oa face brick. bay Our new Vinyl-Latex paint. Bean- STOP — LOOK oma en Sones 2 acres of free | . $14 +, puunrone s {ful colors. Washable after I br por sale: Latge quantity of mee 279, BHONE PE $-9041 Ped) Orchard Lk Ave. SIBLEY COAL & sort 22.1 & Oras iv Water’ he paint ener: | jumper consisting of Mo REALTORS FE 40528 OPEN DALY © TO8 Ee in Water: Or! | Seles, and several ' AND SUN 1 TO 5 | REMODELING ; | BABYS Chin, "MAP MAPLE a wi) ish “L&S SALES CO. idaire Cold Pantry, combination "i.e 317 8. Telegraph —_ Bree, & Gun 4 miles E. o Pontiac, or 1 mile = ii naa oN gggeen BA —_ aa wheel’ tra wine k eho “hore y INING ROOM SUITE j-3- guite or sale. 71-0868. fa. {Amore Heights on Auburn ble, MI lost. 5-008, ; INE, TRADE| gewhix ELECTRIC DRYER NEW |RCA ESTATE GAS RANGE #@ “tor “wo peuge, inch gun. |PENDIX ELECTRI inch, exe. features, like new, MId- ry 339711, ; trie, we RH, ie or qau thot . Ge Pe sane) le Fearantcs, Geuverhn ea ber | west eats. A DR. Goo CON.| week. om tow | “Sn ate s REBUILT WASH WASHINO MACHINES — . ae [ane oe A-1 . Phone » sels poorameet. DE" s = HIGH 1 SSS Paid WE. PAY DOLLAR _ SHARP Lae MODEL tans FARE, ADVANTAGE OF “oun | ‘55 PL YMOUTH a | Belvedere | eat 3 a. sree —f w+! ~=BRAID ries : ate. “teli . %2 Years Pair Deaton” *” __. transmission. $275. OR ; ca _ FE toe n “Must be seen. ty nay. ease ie eae , RABI Os | Be _EM 30081. payments of $14.68 per month. s *sleasp anne. FINAL ca rT, Mr. rks. Mid rr « nem ne sentence, -M OR TUE they ins will pay you to drive hite, newly pa’ this y Bae gate xo 4 r, $950, eee ae le ? A “ WAGON. $5 FE 8-605 . & NB meng COMMUNITY - MOTORS : co ) BUICK 4 DR. ~ $03 N. Main, Rochester . s Hee Pec ai rao Aid geese Ad _tow matlonge. “eon Fa S00 1955 BUICK eentury, pow- hes W-W tires, etc, owner. FE a OPEN “TIL 10 P.M. lls OLive %-€311 sihee . R&H, SHOP IT __8-0601. : | 0 BUI ~ Then Bring it Here OR 3-451) Bud Shelton Motor Sales TOP, ROADMAS- Sam's Auto Sales, 724 We pay ton dollar tor sharp cara, |_ Oakland ¢ . AVERILL’S | 1950 -_— i SEDAN x 020 ley. throaghout, $205, FE 3.7542, Harry 2% Pe «seo | Riggins ARE & Scnap | 1952, CADILLAC | CONVERTIBLE. . Cail 4-582 . - make offer, Gall WANTED ARS 37. Mon. th bs ~ 4986 ¢ CADILLAC §RDAN Full e Aubure & 8 Bied PE eet Bue Gaia ee fh : HIGH $$$ PAID waot CHEVY $1295 ; ot GLENN'S suet ike, ike b- yn a ae * SALES A SAGINAW ST. FE ise NORTH ey CHEVROLET ‘% .~ North Chevrolet’s = 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham Big Lot in Birmingham CHEVROLET FOWERGLIDE, y Mag ad River & en Re Soe. P ~ c eases ‘6 ChEviE A-l LOW MILEAGE, "T > ri: DC e "50 *S re eat RUNNING COND. 7 cars, e CLUB CO IPE rT DN. i genre te on "taxis | te ee ais: iL VAN WELT | Soh een Si CH CHEVROLET 61 TATION WA WAG- : on. 3 geate _FE 23-0507, aes ‘ *S4 CHE VY Y $1075 4 jad ter ond Be Power er Olde 't ne i | one you'll reall TH , CHEVROLET bowen | vmstat =" | Masia elatie “Veoh Size n » phe IT HERE? +} 1000 S. Woodward, Bham 8. 1000 S, Woodward, B’ham BUICK, ° «MB SUPER 3 1 2 DR HAR HARD- CLEAN | . | CHRYSLER DEMOS CARS “Terrific Savings 2-DOORS — 4D00RS "see OR YOUR CAR DOWN: UP TO 20 M408. ON BAL, CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s Fastest Growing | Becler "RIEMENSCHNEIDER — MH CHEV) Plymouth | ‘53 CHEVY. Ey ae NORTH - CHEVROLET es MORE pe Bill Spence Used Cars a 1956 CHEVROLET LEFT OVERS 2-DOORS 4-DOORS | Ss WAGONS AND HARDTOPS ‘Never or or Titled Low as Eee es aT Se Wibt TO P. NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM » TODAY'S SPECIAL “135 CHEVY $1650 igine, edb, ester qowe with V-8 "N ORTH CHEVROLET EASY: ED) WILL ~ TOTE YOUR | NOTE. eas iy ety Credit. s Good Here on SALES 5 8 - naw. at Judson ‘3} BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE, RAH, PE ties exe. shape Will sacrifice. Clarkston Motor Sales PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL Clearance and demonstrators. \, take month; ae FORD ys. “4 Power | * . USED 62 Oakland Ave .|1951 FORD VICTORIA, RADIO & | drive oney | "50 Ford 6 cylinder, 2 Dr, Clean sale of ell new cars _'§0 CHRYSLER 4-Door Windsor. $145 | MH CHEV] MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES CASS & OAKLAND FE 5-4161 Bud Shelton Ae stetae vac as | meee 2 Ford: Tede ce n. $38 ‘Bad Shelton ae Sales Bd 8 “BIRMINGHAM NASH 066 8. Woodward some? us Lake Orion Motor Sales M2 AT CLARKSTON RD 53 FORD $495 Radio & Montes, V-8, $15 Down, long terms. NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, Rng Execu- hoo ‘@mount “a cash for equi! 21113 after 4 p.m ij $195. se FORD. DR. R 3-384. RS ONE RD- n, BIRMINGHAM NASH 666 8. Woodward WILL ACCEPT boats, ee . SPENCE CARS FE a best 1955 Ford Victoria R & H. FE 54161 156 Mercury Mont. $2,095} ' Hardtop convertibule, full extra CASS & OAKLAND | 33. Pont. 2-Dr. B865 | Down - The Temperature is Going — Down: Down . WILL YOUR PRESENT CAR START THIS WINTER? CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham t pavios = oye. Bee For the Bes! and Used Cars 1986 ¢ door o. Dover, B® Eotee. erflig’ MI 6-3900 for low . cee See ze ane power the Saaea’ luxuries - ws. All for a low price 1965 deluxe 8 ‘cylinder Ranch Wag- on. Por the best in used wagons, Fordo- atic. Beautiful color and sharp. r the ‘n ranteed used ars, the pl to : Lake Orion Motor Sales MM AT CLA RD. r ¥ MY 2.2611 ys} ROOK Club & H, . Overdrive Exe. 1 owner, $695, EM INTIAC 870. A sydramate, 000 miles. All acces- sories. FE 2-4605. "54 PONTIAC CONVERT Star Chief POWER BRAKES & POWER STEERING. $1245 © ~| MH CHEV MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 211 S. SAGINAW FE 44546 ‘$1 PONTIAC, RADIO & HEAT- er. backup lights, white walls, ex- “cellent condition. MU 4-4382. 2. AS SAVERS "83 Willys 2 dr. Dark blue. Good tirés, Fully equipped with, over- car, prieed to sell, As low as $10 down ROGER's SALES & SERVICE FE 2-9555 — 695 Auburn Ave. 530 FORD $150 "2 Dr., Radio & Heater NORTH CHEVROLET /1000 S. Woodward, B'ham JACK HAUPT PONTIAC 1963 Fone apa sedan, full power and It's y premium. 1951 cyner Rboae gy oil ape ci. Cpe 4-epeed -Re&eH 1951 Stude.’ imander V-4. 4 dr "3 Orertrtes, jeaner than most 1988 i. modeis. 32 8. MAIN 8T. i CLARKSTO 1000 S. Woggward, B'ham Open Evenings — Please Phage MAple 5-5141 ‘ALN ar K et Of MApie S-1141 “Bright Spot’ AUTO SUPER MKT. Election Sale - 53 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe 2-Door ..$ 895} 55 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $1395 54 Olds 2-Dr. ......$1595 53 Mercury 2-Dr, ..$ 895 ’52 Buick Super ....$ 595 54 Chev. Sta. Wgn. $1095 ’S5 Buick 2-Dr, ....$1895 '52 Ford 2-Dr. .....- $ 495 ’55 Mercury Cl. Cpe. $1795 55 Ford Convert. ...$1595 54 Ford 2-Dr. ......$ 995 53 Cadillac Cpe. .... JEROME P Olds-Cadillacw | Orchard Lake at Cass : FE 80488 &. Tne $2. STUDEBAKER Champion 2-Door $295 MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 211 S. SAGINAW FE 4-4546 ’~WILLYS STATION WAGON. : new. Hunter's snecial. BIRMINGHAM NASH Pease! CENTRAL. Michigan’s Oldest “LINCOLN & -MERCURY” Dealer OFFERS THESE “Safe Buy Used Cars “oN CARS FOR THE PRICE OF my *S3 DODGE CORONET 8-Cylinder, 2-Door Radio & heater, A very nice car. Low mileage AND 52 DODGE 4-Door Sedan Original 1i > Cnn finish. Ra- dio & Both Cars Are Yours ed 53 PONTIAC 8 -° Chieftain 4-Door Sedan AND 50 PONTIAC 8-Cylinder, 4-Door SEDAN, A good second car, Both Cars For Only $745 ‘83 PONTIAC NO ‘50 PONTIAC NO. 686B 885B ’55 FORD 8 Fairlane 2-Door Radio & heater. 2 tone CREEN & WHITE AND 49 FORD 6-Cylinder, 2-Door . Will run. Radio & heater. ‘Both Cars For Only $1195 STOCK NUMBER ON ‘35 FORD —604-A More Real SPECIALS! 35 CHEVROLET. &Cyl. 210 Séries 2-Door Radio & heater. Seat covers. $1095 54 FORD Ranch Wagon | Has radio -& heater: O'Drive. $995 ''S56 STUDEBAKER Commander 4-Door 8 evlindér sedan, radio & heater. Hydramatic transmission. Low mileage. $ 1 395 55 FORD - Custom 4-Door 1755 Olds S 88 4-Dr. ..$1895 ‘54 Pontiac Cat... .$1295 55 Cadillac 62 Sed. $3145 54 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $1095 ater, Really ni¢ $1095 15 OTHER MAKES & MODELS PRICED FOR QUICK SALE OPEN* 8 a.m, to 9'p FE 2-9167 FE “4.3885 it . Pa os Tne OV oy a Ber oe dy Mr.G. A, Peterson, Mgr. Cass at W, Pike St. \ ; - \ _.? va 4 . ‘\ Hd MH CHEV; Radio & heater, W-Walls, auto- thatic—transmisaion: ———___-_— . agen BLUE oonee. Has radio | wy ‘54 $1495 Wes Ford 2-Dr. $1395 Ms 5 5 Pont. Cat. $2095 force D’ dge 2-Dr. S699 ‘DO Chev. 2- Dr.| $1390 00 Buick 4-Dr.4 $1995 - "52 Ford 2-Dr. $695 '53 Plym. 2-Dr. $595, 04 .Merc. Ht. $1295 ‘Sl Chev. 2-Dr.. $399 OLIVER BUICK ‘210 Orchard Lake Ave. Open till 10 P.M. FE 2.9101 yi a tage reine 1 a Buick 2-Dr.| | | FE 35-4101 We Have 50 Dependable Used Cars Ready To Go! "SEE Cyr.. FOR A BETTER USED CAR BUY Cy Owens: Your Friendly FORD Dealer ~ 147 S. Saginaw &t. FE 5-3588 Open 8 A. M. to 9 P.M. ‘52 Pontiac 4 Dr. .... Dn. $5:00 ‘56 Ford Fairlane Birmingham PRICES WERE +. at any time this year. If you plan to buy a better car before cold weather sets in, we urge you to come in now for the best selection at the best prices, 53 Nash Rambler $ 895 Country Overdrive, W/Wall Fines. Continental Kit, Extra Clean ‘55 Chevrolet Bel Air ... $1595 _Hardtop, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, V-6 Engine ‘093 Nash Ambassador . $ 795 4, Be. Sedan, Radio & Heater, Hydramtic, W/Wall '53 Buick Riviera $1095 Super Hardtop. Radio & Heater, Dynafiow, W/Wall res 'S2 Dodge 4-Dr. .... Dn. $5.00 Sedan, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires Sedan, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Hydramatic '53 DeSoto V8 .. $795 Firedome 4 Dr. Sedan, Pully Equipped $1795 '55 Dodge Hardtop .... Radio & Heater, Powerflite, W/Wall Tires, 3 Tone Paint 7 $2095 Convertibie, Radio & Heater, W‘Wall Tires, Fordo- 'S4 Studebaker Cpe. ... $ 895 Radio & Heater. Automatic, W/Wall Tires, Starlite '51 Chev. 2 Dr. Sedan Dn. $5.00 ‘55 Ford Customline ... $1195 _2 Dr. Sedan, Heater, .Fordomatic, W/Wall Tires “ee * © oe 54 Dodge 4 Dr. ........ $1095 Sedan, Radio & Heater W/Wall Tires '55 Dodge Sta. Won. $2195 Sierra, ee & Heater. Powerflite, Power steering & Brakes‘ ‘59 Seg ‘Convertible $2195 Radio & spenes, Power Steering, Powerflite. Cehistz Motors DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer . 9128S: Woodward Ave, _MI65302) Ft GS ONE ORE: :\1 aE Res Sey Gee ag aL! ae re Nae See NOE SEO 1h Ve Pee Ree hae en Ma ee eee La \ ra i. at ( 7 - i ¢ ec yd) a ge ae --Today's =§ Radio Programs -- - | seam poms Cite s ee WIR, atusie ae — Comic's Wife Likes to) oe et ‘Stay Home With Kids, 9:00—W, gee Not Clown on TV BY JOAN HANAUER PrTAt intel sy gai i st j me | P| Nan | SP ht arin BUI SLI) CKLW. It's @ Criine miClUlcmr dN rionNie, ~ 9:06—WJIR, News; Jeep 1:00—W, QWs eOOWwOoe ww ww wer - ee 4, 44 1 rae ~ wi lAle Mimic) ic icions mer or Laat Waa SCI WCAR, Spincrama ee WPON, Sound Stag bE 9:30—WJR, Lead bs 3454 ‘ews, Osgood we, in Action 5 aren” é : WIBK. Teen Lite” seEOe, ote News ie -ple wouldn't take it from mie. uk tage, News J, Bab “aswel R, and ma ’ " ad oe like Alice better than. me anyway wey, get aris - Vimy : aoe, eS and, as a matter of fact, so do I. W DAYS... WXYZ, ef Town iK. News, Reid ews = SEEKS MATERIAL WA ort aera w'sacne| BE 3 YEARS AHEAD! tg | a = 3 --- Today's Television Progr Se aR ; | g ams - - sweepstakes. He's looking very On October 30 you'll see a cat wise advanced it w Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. BURY Keane .. gg | ee ee ae oe ke so-called “new” care seem three years out © —— 3 SETTING "EM UP — Phil Harris is cast in the role of “Bilie [TY = toushe "= Tite, On October 30 you'll see : Channel 2—WJBK: Channel 4—WWJ-TV = Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV | the Bartender” for NBC-TV’s color spectacular, “Manhattan Tower,” se 8 —. vsion-Aire Ride, Flight ae | ural Tota : to be televised Saturday evening. The show has been created by | I've always had a terrific yen ats Brakes, a Fury “301” V-8 On TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (6:15—(T) News. (4) Weathercast.| FRIDAY . AFTERNOON Gentes Tending fen Hie Coe ener re eee. jt werk an a "be Geiobiv 30 you ‘il see one car leap - all rive ; ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. (2) News. u |28s 00—(2) Bubter Crabbe. (4) Di with Helen O'Connell and Pete Marshall co-starring as young lovers [went on. “I like Diz personally, | 1 tea low-price pe you see and riv (9) Family Theater. Gene Autry.¢ 6:20—(4) Dolore: Dong School. (7) 12 vce having a two-day spree in New York City. know his talk and I think he's) ahead of the 2 s. . never been used properly. Every-| (4) News. (2) Lions Quarterback Comics. (9) Fun Tim 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. fe. ACROSS body loves him. Club. | 1 Young caw 6:30—(7) Lone Ranger, (4) Dinah| ##*28—(9) Billboard. 5 Swine “He needs someone to a ; Shore. (2) Sgt. Preston of the|!2:30—~(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie! § Young Bors , with him. He's slow, on stage, a : : Yukon. Ruggles, (7) The Erwins. (9)|i3 african worm and I like that because I'm fast. : For Color 6:45~(4) News Caravan. | Film Fare. [34 omeee Oe ! We're both MMliterate as far as =. : ° T | ee ’ Ht:ee—(7) Circus Time. (9) Head-|!2°45—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. ja a our characters are concerned, e evision line. (4) You Bet Your Life. (2)'1:00—(4) Hollywood Story, (7)! a es a 5 | “Only trouble is, Dizzy Dean ~ee? ees, WITH HOME | Bob Cummings Show. | My Little Margie. (9) Going Our a euckoe family doesn't know anything about this.” 6? me %~s = [1:30—(9) Million Dollar Movie.| WY: 18 Cotton, tabrie Harris is currently signed up to /25 °, DEMONSTRATION “That Other Woman.” (4) Drag-|1:25—~(2) News. Swe do eight guest spots a year. He H: / s ; See net. (7) Climax. jis :30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.| ‘rmers | will appear on the NBC-TV ° Byy: $:00—(7) Wire Service. (4) Po-| (4) Tennessee Ernie, (7) Stars|2e humble Manhattan Tower’’ musical Sat-| - » * y ° HAMPTON tower. |, on 1.) Gang Ow ay. |B BE [ese ring, Hain canes} : “a , litical. President Eisenhower. ay. Hurl his comparative inactivity this) © ne ELECTRIC [ose Fre 22 Tocter. ch Lady of Coarm. | ae Le . Libeene ‘ (2) Playhouse 90. “Rendezvous! van > ud Lady of Charm. - a a “T’ve been around 100 years. I've) © [ 825 W. Heron FE 4-2525 | in Black.” 8 Crosby. (9) Frifiay|31 morse barns worked hard all my life. I spent = ® ~ joee-—<0) Political. ‘ ta Fe cape 15 years in the bus on one-nighters, bd 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen|{2 R22! ‘ . ° ‘ : 9:00—(T) Code 3. (9) Motion Pic-| For a Day. (7) Afternoon Film|. composition I was on the Jack Benny show 16) “ { Day & Night Service || ture Academy. “Cariboo Trail.”| Festival. tin. year aed I had my own radio} : : | on OIL BURNERS | (4) (Color). Video Theater. “Be-|3:15—(2) Secret Storm. ~ |e Bree fluiq 2 , {stow for seven years. ° : 4/S QUART - PINT a | rs | cause of You. 3:26--(9) News. \57 Bulging | at HAS TO BE GOOD : sik: S$ 66 $ 31 , | bet Wiltiemesn Jo Ger Bpectalty! | 1°" i As. gpagrg. State Central|3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy 5 Sp Ben sacs ” aE | “T like to pores! but I'm nt wi 3 2 - | Com Doody. ‘looking for a "m ready, but | Dean Heating FE 5-7721 | °°*— Top Secret. (3:48—(4) Modern Romances. a spl 8 Bolicitude 26 Continent 43 Victim. of | anything I do has got to be good. | PENN Code Ne. 770 Code Ne. 771 ,* g % | 9:55 — (2) Republican National 4:00—(2) Movie. (4) Comedy Time. |*? >t . ® Olive genus 27 Pierce with “ b> hond 'There isn’t anybody who doesn’ t| Menpan yerenet * i | eS Committ (7) Margie. (9) Justice Colt. 1 Bovine 10 Conduct 6 ee 45 Shield \like success, and I've worked with | bed : | i ee. las :30—(2) As World T animals 11 Geatters, as _ Formerly bearing ’ Oy ' | TV | / 10:00—(7) Hockey. (4) Michigan) To cq orld Turns. (4) Cac-| Operatic solo | hay soe 30 BECK of neck 46 River “im | some of the top people. ; , MUNTZ | Outdoors. (2) Dr. Christian. 00-2) the Ext mah a Spparetus 31 Railroads the brain: 41 Three-vendea | | At my age I cant & own, I've i | SERVICE “Mental Patient.” TR A Ris ot Show. ‘ Run aves a 1) ose 32 Serrender ee ermediile got to go up. If I can t do some: : 10:30—(4) Juvenile Court. (2) Do} (9) Dance) farmer does 39 Expun 50 Farm building | thing worthwhile, I won't do any- i Member of Oakland County }} You Trust Your Wife? a _—— tion a «( symbol” tor Sf thing. i | Electronics Association —_ | 11:99 (7). Soupy's On. (9) Pattee! ee ee Li) ee Bartholomew 41 Oriental coin 58 Mail! " “There’s nothing 1'4 like better | FE 4.1515 | News. (4) News. (2) (Color)| News. } Open Eves. Till 10 P. M. \11:10—(9) Weathervane. c¢ev tv 158 Oakland | 11:15—(7) Studio A. “Yesterday, and Today.” (9) Crown Theater, = fae om ee Lig. tur F F ng | timpernonation” 2) Miss Fair: C | TV = 11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary vont 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. The finest in bleck and while by Hallicratiers “Adam Had Four Sons.” 11:30—(4) Captured. FRIDAY MORNING lnc ln dnc tla ttl rr Aro 1 Full Year Warranty 9 $'.55 2) meditations. (4) Today's © Parts © Service ® Labor | Farm Teport. GIANT TRADE-IN |¢:86—(2) On the Farm Front. OPEN 9 TO 9 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- : | day. (7) The Big Show. TV3); : Sates anit ane ee en BS) News, TV, RADIO & AUTO — Pe ning (4) Today. (7) RADIO SERVICE pare Today. (7) Wixie’s Won-; Look for us neor Besar gt or Weather. Waterford Township Holl |9:09—(2) Of All Things. (4) Romp- j. , } } 3% = SANDERS RADIO (2%) Sets! aston 7 . A\ * t 4) 7 & TV SHOP ae-8 eco 10:30—-(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Home. (7) Theater Seven. 10:55—-(7) News, ' ~wrrweerrrrfjrg,T.. io ~wreeerrwFererfwrrerervreew’ry}* a ll ia i hi hi hi et i i th he bi te ed (Since 1928) (980 Highland R4. OR 3-491) Pectenenee eractngeaat ome rteneceaennany 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio. i Do-it-Yourself 11:05—(9) Experimental School. i TUBE TESTER 11:15—(@) Love of Life. With Technical Advice ‘| 11226—(7) News. | From Pec Geune as 11:30—-(2) Search for Tomorrow. | ’ | (4) Tt Could You. (7)-Robi { HAMPTON ELECTRIC | Stuy | call sone 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. | i GOSPELAIRES vouTH Racy |e mae THE “RIVIERA GROUP” li N ¥ . 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