ag rg ” : i ; j J A, ks j $ ‘ie i f, ~ . i ’ ed A ‘ \ “e x 4) J agg ; "te : . ; 4 7 ; . : eink - IR : , ane eae | paar = © THE;PONTIAC. PRE nie _ Details page two mer 2 N , Edition ‘112th YEAR - PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 631954 —40 PAGES _ ASSOCIATED PRINS | UNITED REMe a “Ke k* NEWS SERVICE / illman Cites Progress on City Improv J f eme ‘Veiled Prophet Queen’ LA 25,000 Dockers Are Resuming |Work Thursday Day-Old Strike Ends With 8-Cent Pay Hike for Longshoremen % NEW YORK (# — A day- old strike of 25,000 longshoremen will end to- morrow at 8 a. m., an In- ternational horemen's Assn. (Ind) official an- nounced today. Patrick J. Connolly, ex- ecutive vice president of the union, made the announce- ment after a meeting of the union Wage Scale Commit- tee. , Along the paralyzed waterfront it had been believed the men would Where Ear 2 na ly Morning Blast Wrecked Metal Plant “ Poptiac Press Photo, Says $7,500,000 ” ls Spent Here in Past 5 Years Tells City Commission Pontiac Is Still Faced With Traffic Problem In a special report to the City Commission last night, || City Manager Walter K. '| Willman reviewed Pontiac’s '}municipal improvement program for the past five years. He termed it “rather well- || balanced, within the limits # | of the city’s income.” nts q DRAYTON PLAINS EXPLOSION ,— A blast at the Sundeen Manu- facturing Co. at 4700 Rixie Hgwy. caused at least $10, damage early this morning. The explosion, which could be heard a of a mile away, threw debris 150 feet and damaged an adjacent REPRESENTING LOVE AND. BEAUTY more, named “Veiled Prophet Queen” in St. her throne during elaborate ceremony =a aes ADie, 10 Injured Explosion Rips | in Mr. ““ L. Whittemore Jr., will reign over St. Louis during the coming year. Brownell Expands Division as FHA Scandals Increase WASHINGTON (#—Atty. Gen. Brownell today created a new unit in the Justice Department’s criminal division in the department, to assist U. 8. Atty. Leo A. Rover in presenting housing matters before a special grand jury Security Council Meeting Opens Dulles Heads Session in Wake of ‘Get Tough’ Policy With Allies French Premier Mendes - France, meanwhile, who agreed | A ? fe re alt s z Ss E Peal Opening here today, Senate Banking Committce yester- (Gentinued on Page 2, Col. 7) Marilyn-Joe Fans Quit NEW YORK (UP)—The Brook-| lyn chapters of the Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe fan clubs, which consolidated when the pop- ular couple married, have severed rH fi AEE 4 ok a sk | ; z B i Fi F : (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Oakiand County was approved by Pontiac's City Com- mission last night. which is Pontiac. Top Hereford Herd in U.S. on Block at Hi-Point Farms Hi-Point Farms’ herd of Hereford cattle, generally con- sidered to be the nation’s top herd of Herefords, is being dispersed. The farm no longer will be a top contender for honors in this line, of which it has a plenty. This week the herd ceases to exist. Breeders of high ciass registered stock from all parts of the nation and from some foreign countries gather Thursday forenoon at the farm near Romeo for the open- ing of the largest cattle dispersal sale ever held in Michigan. At that time E. F. Fisher, are scheduled for in Army Crash Flying. Boxcar Burns After Plunging Down at Ft. Bragg FT. BRAGG, N.C. # — A C119 Flying Boxcar crashed and burned on the Ft. Bragg Reservation to- day and the Army in Washington said four men were killed, Ten were injured. Ta eames preliminary in- was that the dead in- the pilot and copilot of the big transport, one other member of the crew, and a civilian who was killed on the ground. . An Army spokesman said 10 other Army personne! abeard the plane were “critically injured.” No names were released im- mediately. Washington's report indicated more men were aboard the plane than first reported here. The big carrier had just taken off for Olmstead Air Force Base, Pa. The plane struck in a street near new concrete buildings being built as barracks for the 82nd Airborne Division 1,113 Stale Drivers Lose Licenses in ‘54 State licenses of 7,713 Michigan motor- ists so far this year. Sec. of State Owen J. Cleary said 770 driyers were penalized in Sep- tember. In the same month, 338 drivers were placed on probation or re- quired to drive under restrictions and 1,207 warning letters were sent to drivers advising them that they i date Cleary said he expected to have his new. central drivers license file installed within 30 days. ‘This will consolidate violations reports sll drivers in a central file f prompt action by state and local officials. PSIEREETE TT : 2é _ plant at the time. and paint store. Cause of the blast was not immediately determined although it is believed that an oxygen tank blew up. No one was in the Mitchell Renews Charges of Nixon ‘Untruthfulness’ ; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Democratic National chairman Stephen A. Mitchell says Vice President Nixon's truthfulness is becoming an issue in the battle for control] of the next ' Mitchell yesterday renewed his public feud with Nixon, saying the vice president's campaign statements about security risk firings have been distortions amounting to Trieste Troops to Camp in Italy Gls to Occupy Tent City at Leghorn Until They Are Reassigned LEGHORN, Italy @®—The 3,000 United States troops to be with- drawn from Trieste within the next three weeks will set up a tent city here pending word from Washing- Oran§es, Lemons to Be Spiked With Own Odor LAKELAND, Fla. ®—The Flori- da Citrus Commission is going in for a new sort of perfume designed to make citrus fruits smell more like citrus, . Dr, Everette M. Burdick of Coral Gables has produced vials of liquid with orange, gtapefruit, tangerine, t Profits by Our 35 Years Experien else Dep ian. Buren, PES-S1i6, Pick up & iver. i —* “deliberate falsehoods.” Addressing the National Press Club in Washington, Mitchell asked whether President Eisenhower is “going to continue-to ¢oun- tenance Nixon’s state audience last night that the Eisen- talks to his pre-election schedule— a step advocated by some party leaders who.see the GOP in a {Frost Is Expected fo Hit Area Tonight Frost is expected to hit this area tonight, according to fore- casters who predict much cooler weather for most of, the state. The general outlodk for southern Michigan is frost, heavy in some areas, and possible freezing tem- peratures. The U. S. Weather Bureau says the low in Pontiac to- night will be 34 to 38. Tomorrow will be fair and cool with a high of 3 to H. The temperatures yesterday went from 56 shortly after midnight to a low of 4 at 2 p.m. and rose again to 3 at 6:3 p.m. Rainfall reached .27 of an inch. At 8 a.m, today the mercury registered 47, rising to 55 by 2 p.m. Remembers Lincoln CHICAGO (INS)—Election — offi- cials were a bit startled when Alexander Turner registered to vote in Chicago. Turner said he was 103 years old and remembers when Lincoln freed the slaves. He was born in Shaw, Miss. In Today's Press eee beeen roneseeds Tete Peer ey) —_ Drayton Firm Early - Morning Blast in Sheet Metal Uf i tn to the machinery. The company i i | i dt | i B I FAE "Ze 3 5 £ [ 2 5 ; ; li aH ‘ist oH fe i | [1 equipment is valued at $0,000, Kyes Among Group of peacetime uses of atomic sized that no participants in the group have made any firm commitments to invest capital, the plan is backed by some of the nation’s largest fortunes. family of Pittsburgh, and the Brady estate of New York. Industrialists Are Studying Private A-Development WASHINGTON (INS)—A group composed of some of the nation’s leading industrial and financial ‘figures set out today to start the ball rolling on private development energy. : Formation of the group to study the investment possi- bilities.in-the atomic energy field was announced by Robert LeBaron, Washington consultant and former assistant to Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. While LeBaron empha-+— New York bdhker G, H. Walker, and Harris Mcintosh, president of the Tolede Scale Co. LeBaron, who will do most of the for the group, pointed out that the newly-revised atomic energy law opens the way for par- ticipation of private industry in the between the Defense Department (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) - Osmun’s Tel-Muren Shopping Center. | Open every evening 8 | ti it I ge i i is zi ¥E 34 7 : : Et tag yt i : It é ' if 5 | | L a : i | iH . f bsg? f e F I g i in i seeeeeees oees-+-B8 eeeeree tee ee been eeesenree a2 ebeerepetromess eeteeee ereere+eeeeee i a e255 isz al. z ! | 53 i i ; fi i , f } | ‘ | | > F i & z e s E i | investigate “a new flood of mail order insurance” coming into M auditor general said he would welcome the submission to office by any citizen of evi- dence of mail-order insurance s0- licitation and that he would turn the evidence over to postal in- Dockers | Returning to Work Thursday (Continued From Page One) y.| who attended the mediation meet- ing were reported to have promised to recommend quick ap- ‘proval of the. agreement. Water ‘trom. observers viewed formal erall endorsement of the agreement as virtually certain Although Bradicy said long- shoremen would continue on strike until the 1?-man Wage Scale Committees acts, other union officials said seme men weuld probably go back at the start of the regular work day. The strike caught 71 ships in port and idjed docks al! along the 3530-mile waterfront, biggest and busiest in the world. It came on short notice yesterday and demon- strated the resurgent power of the ILA after a year of bitter but successful struggle to retain its long contro| of dock labor. as demanded and the welfare in- crease back to last April 1, they balked at any payment unless cou pled with a contract covering years. UF center in the "THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, QCTOBER 6, 1954 Ouster Opposed Hotel Pontiac. Liveliest action at a generally City Commission meeting nue F ‘Hudson and others from 1465 Bald- 554784 ile g 3 *F ranty deed from Vasbinder, Inc. for portions of lots 3 to 13 inclusive of the East Boulevard subdivision of lot 242 of Ferry Farms addition The iand is needed for future widening of East Boulevard A resolution was passed author- izing execution of deeds to Ed- ward C. Lee for lots 8% and 853. the next two “Al the | Europe fad accepted about the f i Pontiac City Affairs Residents Ask Information jon Sewers From Officials * Hi Le i fe | i = " Boulevard te Belt i ni i H i ' and Maines extended. West- te Clinten River werside, Maines to Eastwey To Arraign Couple in FHA Fraud Case ELKHORN, Wis. (UP)—A De Commissioner John Voss today on-charges of defraud- ing homeowners in an FHA loan racket. i Monday before Ward McCreedy. City Manager Cites Improvement Plans (Continued From Page One) ment maintenance and public works facilities." Willman went on to state round out the picture somewhat. and to impress upon you that our job is not one of- highways alone involving many activities and cost- ing a great deal of mongy.” Earlier in the re . the city manager pointed out that the city obtains money for capital im- provements. and weight taxes re- turned to the city by the state. Voters last Apri] approved a 1.5 mill tax for capital improve- ments. As proposed by Commissioner Detroit Bandits Snatch $17,483 Two Women Insurance Employes Robbed on Way to Bank = DETROIT # — Two women em- ployes of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America today checked police records in an effort to help “| identify two gunmen who robbed them at $17,483 in cash and checks yesterday, The gunmen approached Helen Olshove, 23, and Gloria Hanna, 19, of Detroit shortly after noon as the two women were taking business receipts from a branch office of the insurance company to a nearby bank Police recevered a stolen car in which the guamen fied after the robbery. The women were able to give only meager descriptions of the bandits “One approached and said give me the money,” said Miss Hanna, “then hé grabbed the envelope and fled to a car at the curb nearby. Police said the bandits appar- ently observed the operations for some time before staging the robbery _| Pedestrian Hit by Car Wayne Clark, 38, of 283 E. Wilson Ave., was treated for scalp cuts at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Tuesday after being hit by a car driven by Thomas Robertson, 59, 106 New- berry St. on Wilson Ave near Jessie street. Robertson told police’ that Clark stepped from behind a parked car. F 5 by E 5 § Hatcher called the unusual meet- ing to present his views to the 1,300 members of the senate. Washcloth ‘Pill’ Proves a Boon for Vacationers PLAINFIELD, N. J. (INS)—The unique. It was a pellet about the diamemter of @ half dollar which magically turned into a 11-inch morning._ : Mrs. Davis’ car collided with a steel truck driven by Ronald L. Parmenter, 721, of Certtral. Center Line when the truck skidded on wet pavement-in stopping for a red light at Auburn and Sanford, |: police said. It may take 600 years for an inch of soil to form. Pontiac and other Oakland Coun- ty communities are concerned in Detroit's plan to build a tri-county airport in Macomb County, just south of Fourteen Mile road, be- tween Dequindre and Ryan. The reasons: The proposed major airport eventually may equal or exceed Willow Run in capacity and im- portance; The site is less than half as far from Pontiac as the distance to Willow Run, with exceedingly Yasier access by car: It is practically at the side door of southern Oakland County communities in the Royal Oak Tri-County Airport Nearer County Population Centers and Wiltiaitt M. Pagker, prest- dent, velopment. and a port on Eight Mile in Oakland County, the current pro- posal offered Detroit its last chance to build a close-in-major airport. Col. Burnett stressed the need Aat = rikisn3 tH Traffic tests have revealed the Warren Township site, which Seeckers at Tuesday's meeting |ly | will : be sometime in included C. V, Burnett, director, | November, 4 LQ EGE ae 4s joists, will assist with the services. Charles Wilson Jr. is organist and director New Unit Created or FHA Scandals (Continued From Page One) Banking Committee planned more testimony today on alleged windfall profits made by private the matter in a realistic way.” He described the group ag’ ‘informal’ body designed’ “break new ground and find out where we can go in this field.” Nets i 5 : : I i . Hy ‘ 5 if nip Ly (Continued From Page One) a7 Pet s » pazek fat mt Walter Joslin Walter Jostin, 77, of Fags FS at 3 s 2? BF J. Cummings of Pontiac brother, Darwin Joslin of The. funeral will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the Huntoon Funeral Home -with the -Rev.-Dr. William H. Marbach of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Oak i pital after a few hours’ iliness. : Born Dec, 27, 1881, she was the daughter of James and Lena Tet- ter and was married here March THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY? OCTOBER 6, 1954 ms ftom Go Som Seley « *|Scarecrows Dandified — this area. Among the local spec- imens were a band leader, a base Scarecrows with personality were found in a briet survey of farms in !ees. preasive looking monster with four out to Cpl. Claude Batchelor. Batchelor, 22, of Kermit, Tex.. was convicted by a court-martial at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., last week on charges of collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow POW's while a captive of the Chinese Reds in Korea. * ¢ @ Draft Board Chairman H. W. Wright said he did not condone collaboration with the Communists but that he thought “brainwash- cans who chose to stay with the Reds after the Korean armistice. ee THREE | Resigns Dratt ‘Board Post Over Batchelor Sentence BIG SPRING, Tex, This west Texas city’s draft board chairman has resigned because he does not like the life prison sentence meted changed their minds and returned to United Nations coritrol, - Dickenson was tried on charges similar to those against Batchelor and given 10 years in prison at hard labor, He was a prosecu- tion witness against the Texan. Wright made public yesterday a letter of. resignation he sent to service directgr, in Austin, Tex it said in part: “My conscience will not let me be a part of drafting young men who might later be subject-to the severe punishment that wags ren- dered Cpl. 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A republic exacts its own price but the purchase is tremendously worth the cost. : * * * Currently, Oakland County’s own C. E. Wrsow is having these facts brought home again. A side line critic leaps lightly into the arena with the assertion that he is giving too many contracts to General Motors. . Well, General Motors is the biggest manufac- turing. organization in the world. It This is the land where the administration of Nation, State and city can be criticized fully, completely and even erroneously. This last mentioned circumstance is an unhappy feature, but it’s ® necessary part of the deal. ~x~ * * ‘ No one criticizes the government in I nd ot rt > ; ~ stroyer.. - Death follows hard apace. It's swift and it’s certain. Therefore, a part of the premium we pay “for the land of the free” lies in the right of our citizens to criticize. : * * * —.__.Certainly, tactics such as Mr. , Wresomw has faced several times - _ would have discouraged a less hardy and courageous soul. But Oakland County's “C. E.” is a from way back and he es these off stage snipings in stride. No one enjoys unfair larges, but they're a definite part of the package if you prefer 7 republic or a democracy. pa * * * alternative is simple. fan copy the Communists. : Witson is doing a tremen- ' America is proud of him. more men of his stamp and wWaeter in important places but we s it harder to get them by senseless ‘But we mustn't forget that the mud ball is a part of this form of government. Fire Prevention Week this week of October 3 to 9 Pontiac ply is emphasizing the need for more | to combat fire-—the great de- Special programs have been arranged by the Chamber of Commerce in co- operation with the Association of Insur- ance Agents and the Fire Department. tae J ~the menace of uncontrolled ‘fire, a special cutaway house has . been constructed by the General Motors Truck & Coach Division. This is to be taken to all-schools and will show electrically how different fires start in the home. gram will be given at Eastern Junior High School's athletic field. There the city’s professional smoke eaters will stage a spectacular demonstration of “fire fighting methods and. equipment. x *« * The importance of these programs is emphasized best by statistics on the heavy toll fires take in the Nation. Last year more than 12,000 persons died in fires, almost all of which were prevent- able. Twice that number were maimed. Property damage reached the all time high total of $900,000,000. Those figures are more than enough to show that fire prevention is a year round job for everybody. Every good citizen should do his part by observing the ordinary common sense fire safety rules. . * * * ° All householders should make sure their heating plants are in good condition, that their electri- eal circuits aren’t overloaded and that their homes tre free of in- - flammable trash. It also is im- portant to avoid use or storage of dangerous cleaning fluids. and above all, careless smoking. If every citizen carried his share of the fire prevention load, America’s ter- rible fire losses could be reduced to a SSE Stows Age man speaking: “Now that the other side, too, has learned how to make the bow and arrow, we'll have permanent peace, as nobody will dare start a war.” The Man About Town From Isle of Man Local Men Attend Meeting of Its Other Descendants Life: What's great if you weaken in time te enjoy it. Two well known Pontiac men whose an- cestors ¢gme from the Isle of Man, John Braid and Howard Looney, attended a recent meeting in Detroit, ad- dressed by Our farmer friends are not anx- lous for an early frost te “ripen” crops, as often is the case. This year crop growth was delayed by the droath, and everything has been try- ing to catch up since the rains came, but needs a few more days. With gardening as his hobby, in which he does a mighty fine job; 2 oe Ralph T. Keeling ; has found that the best results are obtained by returning to the soil some of the natural organic elements that years of cultivation have taken out of it. “I'm babying it along and expect it to reach the 75 pound mark,” says _ Weleome Gardener "of Drayton Plains, in speaking of a ‘prize squash that now weighs 60 pounds. But we'd expect everything in his garden to do well for a man-_with such a name. Kiter harboring squirrels in trees near his , home at 12 Gingell Court for over 30 years, Harvey 8. Griswold = has a strong disagreement with anybody who says the animals are destructive. He says they will not chew or destroy anything unless they are cornered or in quest of food. Written in a beautiful feminine hand, an anonymous letter suggests that everybody else, besides the newsboys, who have a part in get- ting out our newspapers, be honored on this National Newspaper Week. She concludes. with, “You're all doing a magnificent job.” Mixed in their dates or directions, accord- ing to Johnson Wildmer of Pontiac Lake, were a flock of wild geese which landed on the water hear his home and a little later took off—for the north. SEs EE Verbal Orchids to— : Myron (Mike) Ladson of Waterford: eighty-seeond birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John 0, MeGinnis of Holly; fifty-fourth weddfiig anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill of Almont; golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Fenton; fifty-fifth wedding anniversary. para = f * - ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,-1954 Business as Usual >" Voice of the People E. W. Keehn Says Teenagers Fed Up With (Letters sadvecs and t writer must ip $35 Mayor Urges Memorial to Honor Sammy Hyams Knute Rockne once inspired a badly trounced team to final vic- the Treatment They Are Receiving Case Records of a Psychologist Kinsey: Report Mistaken About Wives Who Said They Were More Ardent How do you erplain the fact that a wife, who has only has far more romantic appe- By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-333: Marilyn H., aged 2%. is the wife of Harold, whom I described yesterday. “Dr. Crane, you told us wives how to handle our husbands re- ing their gastric appetities,” she began with a smile. ‘‘But what about the romantic hunger which you mentioned? Nobody gives us young ‘brides much advice on that point. “And when anybody does, it Is So Vagte and general, that we feel helpless in solving the spe- cific problems that arise. “So please tell ug how to meet our husband's need for romantic food?" Smart wives soon learn the les- son which the Bible has shown mankind for thousands of years. And that lesson is simply that a man requires three or four wom- en to remain happy and contented. “But that would be bigamy,” Marilyn protests, incredulously. Aunt Het It don't make any difference how smart a woman is or how awful she looks, she still believes a Man when he tells her she ts And she is correct, if we-mean three or four entirely different That custom of having several wives was common in olden times. “Tt is illegal and immoral and eco’ quoted many women as declaring that they were more ardent than their husbands. They were simply mistaken. They weren't talking about the same thing at all. Let me clarify that point by using an analogy to the dinner table and the gastric appetite. Suppose a husband and wife with an average food hunger, were to view a Thanksgiving table full of delicious viands. And let's also suppose the hus- band then sat down and gorged himself to the point of satiety, But the wife tasted just two or three bites, after which the food was taken away from her reach. If you then did a Kinsey survey of the two, the wife would obvious- ly tell you her gastric appetite was greater than her husband's wouldn't she? : For his appetite- would have been -. fully satisfied but hers would simp- ~ ty be. tantalized. That's exactly what happens in most marriages when wives claim to have more ardor than their husbands. “ In the usual marriage, the hus- * band ang wife both show erotic (Copyright, Hopking Syndicate Inc.) David Lawrence Says: Not All Scientists Believe Security Risk S z E He ti i! z sEEEE I hate to miss connections on + » « The train or bus or plane at home . In sunshine or in or... A social promise made . . . When something happens and I find . . . I cannot make the grade ... It is that fateful mo- ment when . . . Misfortune inter feres .. . And. explanations cannot ye... Embarrassment or tears Is Heroic s EF i | F { it Ff if tf | | it i i : F ‘ | i sists B: e89 i : : si 383 Ht el iad fF i | | | F : t | I ! | if ae J i i : ie eiEy Ez Ps | if i if Fis ¢3 t t E I; j 53 E z J f i | E The author of the foregoing letter was head of an important scien- tific body for many years, is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, a member of the Mother Finally Has Her Baby at Home, Finds It Was Easiest of Four Births By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. We've always wagted to have a baby at home, but the doctor has been the problem. So begins a letter which gives real doctors something to think about. I don’t mean hospital para- sites, trick specialists or klinick racketeers who make childbirth a major operation. This corres- pondent found the doctor a ‘‘prob- lem" instead of a friend is a sad commentary on the state of prac- tice. The letter goes on: ‘We had our fourth baby without a sur r ef , tr iftsrgre: HH Hrue 7 BF P > Soy a .,. 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Grove Patterson's secret of suc- cess is ‘‘out.”’ It is documented for all to read for themselves in his recent au- tobiography, “I Like People.” De- spite the modest chronology which the Toledo Blade's Editor-in-Chief Over 40 years ago he started beating the news from Toledo's bricked pavements, eagle-eyeing suspicious political figures and ex- posing graft when it dared to rear its head in his circulation area. Writing from such fabulous global pdints as Pakistan and Moscow, he has been able to make people Fire ls Blamed on Rain (UP)—Fran- MAY SONS, MARK, 4 WHE FRUIT CELLAR WITH AND NEIL, 2. THEY LEFT AHEAD OF ME AND THE DOOR, SLAMMED,” “THE LOCK JAMMED AND I WAS LOCKED IN, I DIDN'T WANT THE BOYS 10 GOOLITDOORS FOR HELP BECAUSE THEY HAD CoLDs.” "Sean CALMLY GAVE THE onONE FIGURE. AT A mig, fois OED hoc Se ier me — HE DAGHED UP AND [] WAS ABLE TO TURN ITOFF DOWN THE Stains.” || STEAM FILLED THE KITCHEN.” NUMBERS TO THE OPERATOR . (T SEEMED LIKE HOURS” “THE TELEPHONE OPERATOR (SERVICE ASSISTANT, LOUVELLA RICE) WAS WONDERFULLY PATIENT AND MADE CERTAIN SHE HAD OUR, CORRECT ADDRESS.” THE HERTZBERG ADVENTURE SHOWS HOW IMPORTANT THE TELEPHONE IS IN EMERGENCIES, WHETHER THEY'RE REALLY SERIOUS OR (TS VALUE. THAT'S ONE REASON YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE IS WORTH A LOT.MORE THAN MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. IT-COSTS. Pod Genuine Love for People Bespatesnd tor News Saga see that “humanity can be its own common denominator." For a tifetime the chief editor of the Blade has hewed the line of tactual news presented in a readable style. He ranks weather and death as the two top reader-interest sub- jects of all time. Fires, domestic concerns, advertising and humor follow, he claims from his own experience. ° , Ap a public speaker, Editor Pat- ierson has been in constant demand from coast to coast. Part of a Draft Call fo Remain ‘a 1 LB. PKG. 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PERRY © open riur.-Fri. ‘tt 9 Pm. e 45 SO. tdecmecrets ee ‘{BREAD- y MEL-O-CRUST - Sliced - Enriched - White This Week's ‘Bakery Special “eT 4, ' month. \Vote to End Bus Strike SPOKANE, Wash. ®—Bus driv- ers voted 95-40 labt night to end their strike in this sprawling city of 165,000 that has been without public transportation for almost @ ~ an ee eee epee SAVE BY Earnings start from the you save by the 10th. If omount? You'll Like Our on insured savings account here, why not stop in and open your account now with a convenient - "INSURED SAVINGS to $10,000 PONTIAC FEDERAL the 10th Ist of the month when you don't already hove Friendly People! CD Evaluates Soviet % - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY,, Power.. Sneak Russ Could Cripple U.S. Cities living with the possibilit bomb in the fal) etvil ense are sbout it, end +3) feel still. hes to be done By JOSEPH L. MYLER dred American cities. catastrophe,” It also is posisbie to calculate what. Russia could do to. the United States with a sneak A- bemb, H-bomb attack. The cal- culations have been made. They indicate. “massive retaliation’ policy. “critical target areas''—mainly centers of American industry. of stemic war Oy @ test A- a . Tt has bees y of hydrogen an B- officials doing what these officials WASHINGTON (UP)—It can hap- massive atomic assault that could mortally wound a hun- Atomic Commissioner Thomas E. Murray said recently that scien- tists now can figure the number of H-bombs: ‘‘needed for total world ‘Smashing blows at centers of U.S. Strategic Air Command, the chief instrument of this country's Jugular lunges at 92 cities in 70 Lesser assaults on an additional 123 target ares worthy of atomic Followup attacks, less heavy than the first, on all targets of ian H-Attack No American official knows when or whether Russia will try for an atomic knockout of the United States. . All that the plan- ners feel certain of is that she can, f she wishes, make the at- tempt. Defense planners assume that the first massive knockout at- tempt, if there is one, will come by air across the Arctic.” But Civil Defense Administrator. 3) to 6 per cent of an enemy bombing fleet could get through U.S. defenses to their targets. But suppose only one bomber carrying only ofe “normal’’ H-bomb should manager to survive plane and mis- sile interception and launch its deadly egg on Manhattan Island. structive power of the H-bomb, as manifested by last spring's U.S. tests in the Pacific, Rep. Chet Halifield (D-Calif) was moved te remark that civil de- fense against such a weapon “is a delusion.” But civil defense officials insist the H-bomb’s fury can be mitigat- jured helped; the homeless cared = Val Peterson believes that mil- lions- of American lives -can - be saved—by evacuation of target cities Next: America’s civil defense fermula: run—and duck.) ed, its killing “minimized,” the in- | atomic Dinner for Cohn Launches Drive - MecCarthyites Plaoning ‘March on Washington’ to: Fight Censure BALTIMORE W—A_ testimonial dimmer honoring Sen. McCarthy's former chief aide touched off last night what sponsors hope will be a nationwide “march on Washing- ton” to save McCarthy from cen- sure by the Senate. Roy M, Cohn, .who resigned as counsel for McCarthy's Investiga- tions subcommittee after the re- cent row between the Wisconsin Republican senator and the Army Department, was honored by 676 persons at the $6-a-plate dinner here. * * > His speech and those of half a dozen others on the program. were keyed to the defense of McCarthy and his fight against communism. Rabbi Benjamin Schultz of New York, toastmaster, urged the au- dience to “join thousands of people from all over the country at a solemn, dignified convocation in OCTOBER 6, 1954 Wing to Return to U. S. TOKYO W—The 307th Medium Bomb Wing, the last remaining B29 group in the Strategic Air Command in the Far: East, will retirn late this month from Oin- awa to the United States to be re- weapons, including a number of H-bombs. equipped with B47 jet bombers, the Air Force said today uo ‘Phillips 66 brings you the first All-Weather Motor Oil which has proved it meets the most exacting standard ever established for automobile lubrication... Mil-0-2104, Supplement | level. B THE ALL WEATHER a + MOTOR Ol | ae 1S toughest standard ever set up for automobile lubrication is the Mil-0-2104 Supplement 1 test. New Trop-Armic is the first all-weather motor oil to meet the requirements of this test. It is an oil which will serve you winter and summer . . . an oi! so good it can double the life of an automobile engine ! Compared to ordinary motor oils, new TRop-ARTIC reduces ring wear 40% or more. It cuts oil consump- tion 15% to 45%. It keeps pistons and bearings cleaner . . . longer-lasting. 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Y. tm pe seins 3 mm 38 Planter’s Peanuts... ... ‘st 35¢ ‘Bosco. 2. eH SMe “SE 53e Orange Basé . rs ‘ 3 : Bride-Elect ls Honored re F “First for Hair Styling” e * It may sound a little pretentious, yet ‘keeping you always in fashion and intriguing. ents are the Feoderick Musilere we were first in Pontiac to give you of cag yee will speak their the “Italian Boy cut,” which still can- Church. , i Mathodiat tinues in its popularity. Because of } Guests at the shower incinded our contacts in Paris, Rome and Lon- _ Mrs. agg , Mrs, Kenneth don, it makes it possible for us to Riuernmen, Ella: Siothaclagion restyle your hair in the latest trend, ] Mrs. Harold Rollison, Mr s. Frank Brusha, Mrs. Dean Dens- Ronald Fleming, Mrs. Vernon Kee- baugh, Mrs, Wiliam Graft, Edna |) Pee, ee a : : Writing invitations to the patrons of Pontiac General | | Pinkston, Doris Hendrian, Mrs. ing city ead. suburban Bae oceed: Cone Fielary aad sincatas Hospital Auxiliary’s “High Fever Follies of ’54” are (left clude an all a 4 suburban talent — Proceeds Lingle. ‘ to right) Mrs. Harcourt Patterson of Oriole road, Mrs.| will be set aside to purchase steel bassinettes for the hos- Also attending the shower were Mrs. Eldon Justice, Mrs. Rich.|” illiam Hartman of Watkins Lake, Mrs. Robert M. Glenn. pital’s nursery. The talent party will be held at Webster ard Wright, Mrs. Dick Lasho, Mrs.|of Preston drive and Mrs. John J. Marra of Lake Qrion.| school on Oct. 22 from 8 to 10 p.m. Co-chairmen of the Raye Large” geet ps Tee, a Nov. 10 and 11 are the dates for the show which will in- | show are Mrs. Harold Tripp and Mrs. William McClure. 8} j2iters were Mrs. John Marley MAGNIFICENT Rummel. Mrs. Dale Great, taex PERMANENTS Created by Andre $00 | $750 _ $4 Mr a ‘COLD WAVE Beauty Clinic |Cornelia Otis Skinner Opens Town Hall Series canbe cn oiee esee By RUTH SAUNDERS Copeland, Mrs, Copeland is also, Duffield (Dorothy Throgmorton) ; %. Paternal grandparents are 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Even in charge of luncheons which will of Rochester announce the birth | Mr. and Mrs. Henry ©, Duffield —_—_ j| though the catch phrase “So and| follow each lecture. of a son, dames Shannon Sept. of Rechester. , So Slept Here” is overdone in big — trainers se Open Wednesday All Day Friday ‘til 9 P. M. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! IMMEDIATE SERVICE! Phone FE 5-4490 Edythe C. McCulloch Can Hair Be Reconditioned? Strictly speaking, damaged hair cannot be returned to its orig- inal healthy condition by es | external treatment. But to improve the appearance of the old hair while waiting for the new to grow in. We have a treatment which artificially strengthens the hair shaft and keeps it from break- ing until the new hair has grown in. Then the hair is kept in good condition by using mild soap ai“ eel eee eal gar, ». Brush thoroughly each day. cities, Bloomfield Hills is gaining fame for a city of its small size, by entertaining celebrities. Several dignitaries from over- seas have graced the homes of prominent Hills residents, but later this month a Broadway actress of renown, and daughter of a famous ctor, Cornelia Otis Skinner will stop at Bloomfield Hills Country Club the night before she opens the Birmingham Town Hall seriés. Tickets for the first of these luncheons will go on sale next week for holders of season tickets. The luncheon will be given at Bloomfield Hills Country Club. Mrs. Clyde L. Hagerman, Mrs. Waldemar A. P, John, Mrs, Harry~ B. Coen, Mrs. Howard Cousins and Mrs, Owen Luckenbach are mem- | bers of the courtesy committee and Mrs, Paul Reed will be assisted in WIGGS COLONY SHOP A NEW SOFA All Foary Rubber Cushioned Now ot teat 0 sole eapedtsll made and enginstad tor Gale fubber . . . newest design with extra soft Foam Rubber filled tufted back . . . plus foam rubber seat cushions and arm padding. Use color rinses b If your hair is dry brit- tle with split ends it can defin- itely be improved by this Pro- 1) to be presented in the Birming- EDYTHE C. McCULLOCH Not just @ wafmed over model with rubber cushions . . . but something different and improved . . . priced from $250 ing on the cover. . | + if 372. 2 t ’ % i: BEAUTY SHOP their committee were Mrs, Gor a scenes in which she portrays : : 650 Pontiac State Bank k don F. Hess and Mrs. Donald ° Phone FE 2-141, | ficceeding mistresses of | Wirsckman, Mrs. Urban Wood Custom-Built to Your Order! a . house took care of programs and ~~ : The Birmingham Town Hall it-| advertising and Mrs, Charles Choose just the fabric you want from our big assortment . . . . self is a near miracle, pertormed| Renfrew is historian, ee, ee en ee ae te Jane’s | by @ group gf clever young women * « ‘* ee » Custom built. . . 4 to 6 weeks delivery. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wood of ; to' make money for St. Anne's Guild of St. i Beauty Shop similar organizations in Detroit \ MILFORD HOTEL and have been sold out almost | left Tuesday for a visit in Sioux since the idea was conceived, Pesturin Falls, S. D., with théir son-in-law é Mrs. James 8. Moon is presi-|and daughter. Mr. and | Mrs . ; ic e yes and their two Helen Reading |e" .o "Gaia Mes, Warren . | grandchildren. ® *- ; ; , executive vice-president, ee * ‘ a — Hetr Stylist cer ay Pearcis, scoemny aad Roaat cetiee te Bioenisia — e P i h Charlies . treasurer. were . Donald , ~ q 8 Years Experience |“ aan Bathrick of Fort Lauderdale, DEFERRED PAYMENTS w J. L. Hudson Mrs. T. Norville Hubbard and | Wig” whe formerty lived in Bir- oi ° Mrs, George H.'Cary are cé- 15% dawn payment .. . up to 2 years to pay the 1 . chairmen of the program com- mingham, They were guests at balance . . by arrangement with the Community - gn by Mrs. Thomag LeMessurier, Soe &. | Call MUtual 40245 || vive M4. Kennedy, Mrs. Ben | Mr. and Mrs, Briggs have re- —— Ragiand and Mrs, Robert F. G a an al an ee Pl Tulips loaning grand ese - _ Time to Make ant u Ips for his freshman ; ° 745 ? ‘8 ’ Now! 9 | ; F Your Home Ready for Living! Now! | |e Sus. een.a ge : . A Nationwide event and Wiggs is participating, too, by bringing you 10 for ax vagaries plcboeny NS w our own special event just al Drexel is famous throughout the land... e' -6 "6s pe Wiggs is getting femous -for better quality and better style and better Large Assortment Guests at the Dr. William E> service, too, in the Pontiec area . . . Make your home brighter, lovelier to Choosé From! Lloyd Kemp home on Yarmouth gh and more homelike with New Drexel Furniture from Wiggs. - e FI (1) Mrs, Stanley G, Reinhart, ret., of s Jacobsen’s Flowers || sew * cm mee AN _FINE GIFTS . where they visited thetr son and Deliveries to Detroit Twice Daily —: — and Mrs. 101 North Saginaw FE 3-7165 . . mast 2. . °° ° ’ al ey col Pe “Mex Waren T. Olwon of Bi American Traditional Pine! —— a —__________ am | Mrs. Reinhart Monday afternoon One of our most popular ensembies . . . Rugged and beautifu', Professionally : ; t w he nt he too . . . its mellow color and satin finish makes every room eV eee Mops bjenied phe mfolaege! more livable . . . Choose from our complete selection .. Permanents from *5.00 Roan ‘Broom "shes, ner Har (J “OY Be vow - Springs. close ° . ’ ” GALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP cotage for the winter _ All Specially Priced: 1LN. Perry St. Phone FE 2-6961. ‘Opposite Hotel Roosevelt tr, cat te. © aoe Dining Room Table ...........$79 Buffett Base .................. $99 Hutch Top .................4... $59 Ladder Back Chairs (Set of 4).. .$69. Many Other Pieces—All in Stock Now! Will Be Closed Thursday, October 7th Sih ae Sa a a Pine Bedroom Furniture! American Traditional bedroom furniture is specially priced, too . amd our stock is complete, too . Bookcase headboard bed, Poster bed with canopy top desk chest, double dresser. Just about every piece and all specially priced, too. Religious HOLIDAY Open Friday’as Usual Open Fridays ’til 9 P.M. — WIGGS | For Showers—Weddings—for Yourself Ice Cream Scoop _ 149 . ice cream scoop is chrome plated . 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M » ‘We Would Appreciate Your Shopping. Friday” Le en 24 W. Huron Street. , . ee ne tll — a | TODD'S Shoe Store —_" ee A * é For fit without fidgéts, switch to exclusive by EXQUISITE FORM “‘Floating-Action’ BRA oo orm, the ae Agri with = 25 5 0 FEDERAL dept. stores Jackie Rae Dance Studio 214 Telegraph FE 2-2128 + Classes In BATAN TOE TAP BALLET MODERN - Beginners — Advanced Students 9p 20 W. Huron $12.95 “4 less % NEWS: +f sculptured and scandalously comfortab is ag Almost wicked, that such pretty, pretty shoes could feel 80 wonderful... like comfy slippers, and walking i air. Because, with their new breath -of-air layer of foam rubber molded $12.95 *10°° . Shoes from $395 _ $1995 Dr. Hug hes Addresees Study Clubs _ Five Groups Gather at Devon Gables for Joint Meeting . Five child study groups held a ing at Devon Gabléd Tuesday after- noon, Dr. Byron O. Hughes, pro- fessor of child development. in the school of education at the Universi- ty of Michigan extension service, addressed the group. In speaking of the eighteen years it takes to rear a child from baby- hood to adulthood, Dr, Hughes urged the mothers to take the long range view, thus letting the “However, we should not act like children to gain their point of view. They do have a point of view — a philosophy of life and Adults must have the ability to? recognize successful accomplish- ments, many Cuts are expected. ut i prUyiree i i for the dinner table which keep menus from getting dull. Ground beef alone provides hun- dreds of tasty dishes. In addition, there are such he-man favorites as ox joints, short ribs, Swiss steak, brisket and stew to bring variety to family menus. It’s a good idea to remember that regardiess of price, all cuts of meat are the same im one im- portant way: They all provide the same complete, high quality pro- joint annual fall luncheon and meet- , Dr. Byron O. Hughes (center) of the\the annual fall lu University of Michigan extension service | tured with Dr. Hughes was guest speaker Tuesday when five child | Byers (left) of Waterford and Mrs. Ward study groups gathered at Devon Gables for |W. Ross-(right) of North Berkshire road. +. . of and meeting. Pic- were Mrs. Jackson Thomas C. Schmidt claimed Angeline Strzelecki as his bride Saturday morning in St. Michael Church. The bride is the daughter of the Stephen Strzeleckis of Mott avenue, and he is the son of Mrs. Rose Schmidt of Lincoln avenue. MR. and a THOM AS €. a Bride Wears Satin Gam for Church Wedding Before an altar banked with white flowers Mott avenue, and he is the son of Mrs. Rose Schmidt of Lincoln avenue. The bride wore a princess style gown of satin and lace with an illusion neckline. A crown of se- scalloped silk illusion and she wore the bridegroom's gift of a double cade arrangements of tea roses and white carnations. Mary Kay Strzelecki, another sister of the bride, acted as junior bridesmaid wearing an aqua gown and carrying a white prayer book and white carnations. Steven Strzelecki, brother of the bride, served as best man and Joseph Sw@gros and John Matejec ef Grosse Pointe seated the guests. ’ For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Strzelecki wore a dusty aqua suit with navy accessories and a cor- tein, the kind needed every day to help maintain healthy bodies. sage of pink and white carnations. quins secured her fingertip veil of | of red roses and white carnations Stack Pancakes With Rich Filling wee ee , Stir in melted Cut into wedges to . serve. Makes four to five servings. Prune Filling 2 cups drained pittea cooked prunes 1 cup cooking uid from prunes 2 grated orange rind % cup sugar 4, teaspoon ground cloves Cut prunes into smal] pieces 1 wat add rest of filling ingredients. Cook together stirring often until thick. Unusual Fall Arrangements . of, natural dried materials and complete line of custom-designed arrangements for the home, office or store. Priced From *5 *20 PEARCE FLORAL CO. 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Open ’til 9 P. M. Daily — Sunday 9 to 4 P. M. 2 Daily Deliveries to Detroit Phone’ FE 2-0127 Mrs. Cleland ls Speaker for Club Mrs. Eugene Cleland reviewed the book, ‘‘Merry Hall” by Beverly Nichols at the first meeting of the year of Round Table Club held Tuesday afternoon at Devon Gables. A special guest at the luncheon was Mrs. John J. Kistler, presi- dent of the Michigan State Feder- ation of Women's Clubs. She greeted the group and discussed the ‘federation's theme for the year, “to succeed through selfless service.” A talk on current issues in com- munity affairs was given by Mrs. William A. Gordon. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. T. W. Bradford, Mrs. Bartlett Wager, Mrs. L. J. Heenan, Mrs. R. J. Laing and Mrs. John A. Kraus. A heat-proof platter is a good investment because it saves dish- washing. Meat or fish broiled on it may be brought right ot the tabile. Party = “TV Set 25 Set DIXIE POTTERY 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 For Your Convenience Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Open Sunday—Noon to 9 P.M. @4 Plates $ @4 Cups The LION STORE Will Be Closed All Day Thursday, Oct. 7 To Observe a Religious Holiday Open Friday as Usual jumbo pocketed CAMPUS SURCOAT even a jumbo hip pocket to hold | / | Nellies | | 3507 Elizabeth ! Lake Road, Pontiac 1095 Matching hat 19* | Invitation-to meet Helen Barns Nationally-Known Corsetry Stylist! Get a free fitting and consultation at no obligation, to- morrow and Friday in Sears Corsetry Department on the Second Floor! j \ Low Priced belted foundation 0” The garment with an inner belt that gives greater tummy control with sliding action’ front and back! Rink rayon brocaded batiste with floating bra thot eliminates downward drag on bust, adjusts to bustline! In average to full hips . . . sizes 36 to 48—aot Sears! ~Coest Dapt-—Seers Seocad Fess r COME IN TOMORROW OR FRIDAY! at Sears! | Ot Your monty tack” SEARS Phone FE SATII : / om ‘ _. .. ._ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 oO SEVENTEEN Federation. Meets Oct. 18 |" Shop Ooneness * : f ar ‘ *. Breaded pork chops are delicious ; _— . af | Members of the League of Cath-|of Gregorian Masses will be sung but you must make sure they are|P FLORA MAE clie Women will .be hostesses for | in tribute to the late Anna M. Nus-| Well done. To test, cut « small ore intents’ Specialty Shop sien j 718 West Huron Street . FE 2-8220 © jewelry ©Ching .° Linens Married | the fall meeting of the Pontiac | baumer for her years of service as | *it near the bone; if'no trace of . . pink, can be seen on the meat, it | i . , league building on South Parke of the league is ready to serve. (First | street will be the setting for the Presbyterian | Oct. 18 affair Church were | At & recent meeting of the - |league, it was announced that Gladys Curvin| oS Ee dumtad® cent and Richard vice president and Mrs. Dan Call, . Lasho. He is | third - vice prin’ SE ae sent the league as official | meg OF ine gain tthe fall meeting ot the Archdiosesan League of Catholic of South Wenen, Tits cnetas we be bet : Huron on Tasmania |" Members requested that 0 series UR. MRS. RICHARD LASHO Gladys Curvin Says Vows} in Presbyterian Church Baskets of white gladioli with|The reception was held in the yellow. and bronze chrysanthe-| church parlors. ° { : é : Here It Is—the Jumper Firmly planted on the fashion scene, a most vital, versatile fashion. Pair it with shirts or sweaters by day—let it _ stand on its own good looks at night — a or treat it-with @ flashing cascade of beads. Shown here in cashmere- SPECIAL! see a wean thursday, friday, saturday vedberry, navy. 10 to 18. WINTER COATS 10° wut 5 5Q 7 regularly *39* @ wool tweed @wool chinchilla @ wool KaMa-Kurl | 78 Te f f j Re-Upholstered As Low $7 500 Call Today and Save on Manufacturer- to-You Prices! william. wright Furniture Makers and Upholsterers “all —_ guaranteed 270 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-0558 v REEL ? i Hee ital es Ct gE at if one tet pli tH. til ii i E ? y TE | 7 i : it } Lady Renlyn Presents | | Quality for a low price. Exciting new ~ Yayon-acetate, wrinkle-resistant fabric. Constrasting velvet remove- able collar and cuffs. The rhinestone button trimmed pockets } plus the new belted look com- plete an outstanding effect. i SIZES 10-18 BLACK - TEAL - PLUM ony 29% | | f Ei.’ it in Three top fabrics of the season! Wonderful styling and colors. You're buying a lot of fashion for only s $30. Sketched: shew!- mother and Richard's mother wore collared sant Waite- pill ttt li [ Li wore orchids. Kurl. Red, beige, peacock. 8-16, | FEERebé ft ristian Literature | + "vstive plans were made for the 39 Oakland Ave. observance of the chapter's 10th See It in September CHARM The abbreviated Chesterfield . . . 33 inches long... fast becoming a classic in itself. This one comes with its own wool broadcloth skirt-. . . Coat in and white . . ..Confined tweed; skirt in black wool broadcloth. Sizes 7 to.15. ‘65 $ | 8 , = | to $5.95 : 9 ccoynding t0-ctms mm (nd - . Downtown Store JUVENILE BOOTERY 51 NORTH SAGINAW STAP P'S 2 E Lewes Tol Huron Shopping Center, Pontioe oy Se | el FAMILY SHOE STORE |} OPEN to 9.P. M. THURS., FRI., SAT. |, Park Free While Shopping at Ormun's . ) 928 ‘W. Huron St (Open Thurs, Pri, sat. te 6 P.M) < i = s. , ) : , : , . . f . oe , Pa Be re ; - ” ; = % . , » : THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 ( -. tee Happiness ls Where You Find It. Comments on Life of Late John Muir Prove the Point ahi am 5 I pee ol te h ity TET itt : et Fy : i * i iH f : E i ip f Hi f i i t I i i i i gi 5 t re | : 2 i f i r i rr z : tH 7 i jtet He if Tae ¥ rt z ! re oy Fea 4 Ls } F if ie it i § if, : cs 3 3 5 Hil ; i siege 4 ify : z | five frosty hours... ‘ “It was a grand triumph of . a Calbi Music Co. ° Pontiac’s Locally Owned Home of Conn Instruments and Baldwin Pianos and Organs 119 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-8222 use the inside fold of a freshly ironed handkerchief. It's a good substitute for the sterile cot- ton. only plus tex and brighten dull com- plexions. Greaseless! For “detergent hands!” Helps soften and heal hands roughened by harsh detergents. . For Teen-Age Blemishes*! Medicated to help heal externally-caused spots and i fast! For Diaper Rash! Recommended by nurses Metal rings on either side of the.new | The belt is made of gray full grain aniline coachman ring belt join with finely crafted cowhide with rings and buckle in @ satin leather for a real “double ring ceremony.” | silver finish. IF long-legged illusion— J § i ; i = : 4 i : : ¥ < i PETUNIAI What's the best solution “Without electrecution? socket, Petunia, you can re- move the metal base by pushing a cork into it and twisting. Of course, be sure it’s of f first. = By MURIEL LAWRENCE Seldom does Bobby's mother get to her dinner dishes before 10 p.m. For always, every night, her five-year-old son requires her to lie beside him on his bed until he has fallen into deep sleep. When she comes downstairs, it to the angry protests of , his , “I am not going & treat my child as I was treated, I be as severe with my mother was with ea THE ¥ ¥ | 3 ri. part of this, even And out of the passionate sincerity of our wish we find the strength to take new action. Often, we can begin to change a certain attitude toward a child as soon as we realize it is not serving ouf own wish. Thus, it is always helpful to know what our most powerful wish we have to smash through little wishes to locate ance, Bobby's mother to avoid a bedtime tan- whelming importance is clear, she will herself know-what to do with the bedtime tantrum. mS OR ee ee ee ea a ee ee or Evening School. ‘for children’s minor rashes, Beginner or Review Student Training Will Bring Results The demand for stenographers, secretaries, typists, accountants, and other trained office help is far greater than the supply. Begin- ning salaries are excellent. There are many opportunities for advancement. 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TWENTY.TWo | = THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, — . Considine é : . ! taster asd more complete is 9*/ Low Entertaining OK * ry ‘ > . = - Aa : od d D eter today ws ix the days belore| ALHAMBRA, Calif. (UP)—Bar- . - ; Cut Your three News Services Write Half Million Words a Day |e ae, sso ws sins, nders may ‘now ever 0 ROOFING eel oe R ‘ . rs fleets of hosing -pigeons, sema- . : is the third of five bwriters and others in the Ameri-| PENNA SELECTED BE ONE And the come is true Of Selctee quent, tin pany exggees,| Cote eoturtaines wo Pee ue | Sot production mjcan press’s far-flung army of/PRINCE CHARLES SPARRING | news that day from Madrid, where | and rowed small boats out to meet > ee ee Be ° Wi | ie writing %¢] news regpers. It is the exposed|PARTNERS WHEN THRONE| Franco was gictured as priming &| sailing ships bri.ging tidings from | CY Commission epi SS is inter pee steorvence| cart of the world. It is basic|HEIR STARTS BOXING LES-|Bourbon prince as his successor, | abroed. geles suburb recently repealed aj] 3%. : — knowledge; the hard facts, almost |SONS EARLY THIS FALL STOP| trom ‘Trebinje in Yugoslavia}. Wartim: deve-upments ‘by the | Dar 08 Pathons setting Y. TERMS! YORK (INS) — You hold a| invariably clear of bias, unencum-|STEPHEN SON PETER RUTTER | where Tito offered the mediate in| Army Signal Corps, with improve-| the bartender. , EAS that is the end product | hered by interpretation. SECOND SECRETARY WORKING | the Arab-Israeli trouble, from An-| ments by the American Telephone | !¢t pianists and organists / t 3 YEARS TO PAY! many crafts, professions and) +. ‘nree big news services| POLITICAL SECTION : LONDON chorage, where. the frozen earth| and Tebyraph Co. and the re-| Without being on platforms. d Ops Myriad labors attended its lone gather, write, edit and trans- EMBASSY CAME LONDON TEN | quaked, from New Delhi, where| search deviciment of the Ameri a7. ES mit to thelr clients tsroughout the| MONTHS AGO WITH PARENTS | Nehru was. considering quitting. |can Newspaper Publishers Associa-| North Carolina roads are main- Free Estimates Its advertisements spread the | US. an average of 500,000 words of ATTENDED SMALL ENGLISH | trom Shiraz in Iren, where civil | tion, have made possible 600 word | tained without a property tax ees se ean” world’s bazaars before your eyes. | hard every day of the year.| PRIVATE SCHOOL EATON-|war brewed, from Kiev in the|per minute transmission of fin- at Voor Convenience : Rs features will instruct, its|News never takes a holiday. Nor|SQUARE AREA LONDON| Soviet Union, where a great] ished news, instead of the standard ft den delight, iis editorials re-| con these elobal orpanizations ever | SHAPED SO WELL LES- | drought ended, from Rio de Janei-| 60 W.P.M. that has been the gait FENCES FE 2.1211 tgind you that the American press | relax, so keen is the competition, | SONS EXHIBI-| to, where an election was held, | tor years. ll 48” LAWN FENCE remains militantly free. so urgent the need for speed. Na-| TION MATCH SIXYEAR-/ and trom Castel Gandolfo, where Most wire now use radio . ture produces nothing as perish-| OLD ENGLISH BOW GILES STIM the Pope received 6,000 pilgrims. | tacitities can * news But tts primary purpose is to *|SON SCHOOL... . | —o | Por Pr. - bring you the news and enable | “ble as news. It took seven weeks for news | from abroad at 300 per min- you to keep that news with you | The wire services spend |, 1% % matter of minutes, hun-| of the official end of the war of jute. RCA has produced an elec |i 5144) Clothes Posts P. as long a5 you wish. $45,000,000 a year cleaning, shap- dreds of U.S. newspapers had re-| 1912 between America. and Bri | tronic marvel which transmitted ) and distributing the news |CC'ved and were putting this story | tain t» reach the United States |the complete text of “Gone With $498 Construction Co. wien i, ae eueakanne ae aol ee pe eee inte pe. But ty new 8 vent: from the treaty - signing site, | the Wind” in two minutes and 20 4 Hook — | Le A By CHARLES A. SMITH Ghent, Beigium. Battles were | seconds. N work of wire services, foreign and| Paper. | Tremendous seitiees! | ‘‘London (INS) — In this corner | fought here ie the interim, bun- (Tomorrow: The thorny reed te CHIPPEWA FENCE CO. | 2010 Dixie Hwy. domestic " correspondents, special | wovers for supplementary news |7-Lnnie Prince Charles, Duke of] dreds died apd rancor flamed, | "**" ee s.0gn ‘at Kennett Road 7 . Sa ate cited: Winphass ti The task of getting it to you 8, in 1870. | FAST RELI your news jter, American, the pride of Pine th the news| Forge, Pennsylvania. | , Teadable columns of} “it was announced today that j | ha . reached you in| six-year-old Stephen Rutter has AHS | Fr eon etanan| tan eatoees © bt ene & Ge mis. | reporters | sparring partners Prince / al , y fire or @M/ Charies, heir to the British throne, , ¢ | embossed edict for the court of| when Charles starts his boxing les- | 4 Reperters and photegreghers|" te e's | from here to Timbuktu labored to A skim through a New York * reduce today’s news into words! paper this week, which is Na- and illuminate it with pictures. If| tional Newspaper Week, brought the straight news came. from| news of a historic pact-signing abroad it most likely was trans-| in London, full detaile from q mitted to this country in condensed| Benn as te what West Germany form and hydrated on the cable| will deliver militarily to the de- —s* news service. 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Down to 215 pounds and looking like a small Jackie Gleason, Lanza sang magnificently at CBS the other night. ; x «ke & * Lanza having lest 40 pounds, was not the old Lanza “pre-recorded” some his three songs early this week Lanza had shown dp, * ® good performance, but pre-recordings two years-or so had been unheard of until Lanza’s return. x* x * All im all, f& has been a great week for comebacks, with Judy Gariand’s picture “A Star Is Born” now being acclaimed as one of the world's greatest. * * * * Comedian Jerry Lewis, Just oyt of bed, after a month and a half's flineas had a point though when he said, “It’s a little dizzy out.” Reynolds an engagement ring in Hollywood this weekend. His man- ager, Milton Blackstone, helped him cheese the tenm-carat rock... Martha Raye’ll be on Ed Murrow's “Person to Person” show Oct. 15. ——_—_T- Ff — Earl's Pearls... \- . Whisky improves with age—but age doesn't improve with whisky—Ima Washout. - x * * BETTY COLSY because he never had enough money to make a fool of himself,” —Kreolite News. Thursday, saying, “The worst the faris can do is tear my dress off” . . . The bouncy Versailles show, “Bon Voyage,” features pretty Betty Colby. x x« ®* It’s Elleen Barton's line to hush * TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: to give you a haircut.” a calamity they're gonna name the next hurricane after her.” That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1954) - Guards Picket Policies Urged Indiana Prison ‘ox Nation Today: Off-Duty Shift Forms Lines as Union Chief oY .tus a agp dager ee Offers Ultimatum |which may posaibly MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. w—Off-| 78 8 picketed the Indiana! The president pro tempore of today in a pro-| Senate told a civil defense tting stat sttictabe | at St. Anselm College last night err “tired of being afraid of nation great; FET, 2 ! *\of the republic was a coiled tlesnake with a motto ‘Don't Tread on Me” and said that ‘in my opin- ion, that is the attitude we better adopt in the world today.” Pledges to Continue NAAWP Movement DOVER, Del. (B—A court at- tempt to revoke the charter of the ¥| National Assn. for the Advance- ment of White People has brought a promise from its president that the NAAWP will pursue its course throughout the country. Bryant Bowles took this stand yesterday ih Philadelphia after Delaware Atty. 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Her agent, lunchi d j . me that Clifton Webb dent company for him as his 20th . sister's in San Francisco. ing Out, drop in ‘ : Hugh French, spent all dey San- 4 can't play. Now he’s been cast in | contract permits him to make! day with her. This was the day | here with your the most villainous—and best—|outside movies. bes ee. enemies Oe : friends. You'll like the _ he’s ‘wee in) walt Ciney, cortatnty bee the world that coe and dee C . tasty food, Courteous tee io set Wo te Gis Ob! stp shape tor hie TW debut are | one word did she say. She's a :, service, pleasant at- +n whe Mi ual 2 which | 4 easter emamnnld The in whe eas Gn & be {. mosphere ees gps a go agri Oct. 27 will feature Walt and | when she went away after she PONTIAC DRIVE-IN... P ; pen mage Sad Sepia mts Mickey Mouse as well as giving “No Like Show THEATER 1S UNFAIR i Eat More Lunch | [aici 1" | See |e tae wee f TO ORGANIZED LABOR ie te come. she was. I knew that Joe was. hot |] peasise Lecst 620 1. A. T. S$. & e - f, Rebert Wagner will play the | re following week there will be| with her, and it was then that T ¥ Next to Huron Theater title aging rer 4 entered a special TV version of “Alice in e reeting Wonderland;” and--fellowing that 921 W. Huron St. Free Parking || producing. The = Wig hut. | vibe all of-the Academy Award Chartie says, is now on for an winning ‘Seal Island’’ and subse- ether top car to portray Wag quently two one hour long view- aer'a tether, which ake b 2 ings of ‘Treasure Island." juicy past. This genius who has won 22 very good Sends wits Ernest K1 qr’ seria bat that wou be F fi b t t r otahé y "Pp PONTIAC . Gann, author of “The High and| shown till spring, What a wonder: On Our Giant PANORAMIC Screen the Mighty” and “Soldier of For-| ty gift to the public all this is. which will star Clark Gable tune,” Features ot 1:17 ~- 3:22 “ $:27 - 7:32 - 9:40 TODAY & THURSDAY! “Prince ‘of Players” he and Gann Open 6:30 P. M. FEderal 5-4500 Storts pe P. rt are huddling on a spires original DIXIE HWY. (US-10) 1 Btk. N. of TELEGRAPH stry which { have 9 bunch ts'bo- ing whipped up fer Burton to make as an independent. Phone FE 5-833! | HELD OVER! ONS”, |Corarwwrwrwan 4 New Lake Theater mp ee o ‘ 420 Pontioe Troll os 4 ——— Qj Today Thru Saturday * papal Ws . eer: gem 1 \ macruier \} Se ; —sis0— 4 ’ @ \ "urns roarrive”_ . Features At: 12:09 - 3:23 - 6:37 - 9:52 P. M. N \ N N N \ MEET THE GUTTER-GUNNERS AND THE GANG: | (osrners: Cun WHERE Gun . - } ti GOOD with AGNES MOOREHEAD + OTTO KRUGER- GREGG PALMER. JOWN PAYNE LIZABETH SCOTT DAN DURYEA.. SILVER LODE As 11:00, 1:50, 4:40 a 7:30, 10:30 * ALSO “L. CARTOON © WORLD NEWS | starts FRIDAY !! 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WALTER PIDGEON nian gunned arse oe d...now returns in triump WINTERS ‘ PAUL DOUGLAS CALHERN DEAN “ NINA JAGGER - FOCH TIM CONSIDINE at F ’ Pontiac Reed CLARK GABLE = BOAUMPHREY BUGART -JUSE FERRER - VAN JU FED MURRAY __VIVIEN LEIGH : ROBERT FRANCIS - MAY WYNN <:- tecwnicotor = a A SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Lh [SBM eas ont PA cocina crue “ASTANEY KRAMER PROD. Dwected by VICTOR FLEMING - screte ray oy SIDNEY HOWARD | ; rope AE. ~ And Our Second Added Feature: “The Outlaw Stallion” THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOHER 6, 1954 (Lon 3-1907 on 3.9303 J} stil rising in 1954 es ‘ ISSSeeReeEe drinking tradition, ‘sven txted to : raise the TONIGHT IN AND AROUND PONTIAC Hotel Roosevelt Coffee Shop Open 5 A. M. er hdenad M.—Mon. ‘til 12 Midnight Sundey: 7 A.M. te 8 P.M. Park Pree After 6 P. M. except Fri. and Set. Free Parking Senday Private Rooms fer Parties. FE 5-8770 Frank end Esther On U-10-—At Waterterd, Mich. Phone OR 3-9325 “In Holly .. . It’s the Hotel” HOLLY HOTEL cost im. 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See this big heating value—for years of work- less, dirtless heating comfort ... Complete line of Duo-Therm oil heaters iit i IT PAYS TO BUY your appliances WHERE i YOU CAN GET SERVICE . . . We have our coe own Service Department to assure SATISFACTION! your FURNITURE APPLIANCES KEEGO HARBOR ~—, } at THE PONTIAC PRESS, ot ~ ty e | I tt HE Hi yin ane i Ht Finke \ : itl Hef ut a i ili — oe E 5 gE I HE i -| County. Appointing ten group dis- cussion leaders, Brown asked the members to consider the various New Lake Orion High School Plan Begun by PTA, Steering Committee results of the discussion in the form of a panel, with Brown as chairman. The consensus of opin- ion in the group appeared to-be that: . Although the entire school the most 3. Provision should be made for an enlarged and enriched program Thanking the members for their enthusiastic participation, Arlie Reed, Lake Orion superintendent, has invited all interested citizens to attend sessions of the open steering committee which is to be held weekly. ) f 3 , Blackout Strikes 6 Square Miles ROY TOWNSHIP — A three hour power failure blacked out a six square mile area in Big Beav- eal Booths will be manned and $33 Tot . at their recent Edward Park and PI Milas waa nos ae a i | bil cm ONE PRICE TO ALL | Safely Glasses Included fF) yee need bifecs! glosses, this ames- efter t% fer youl Mere sre top gtacses epectatiy Dozens of Styles and Colors GUARANTEE! «Ties Repeated tre ire Your money will be refunded 12 Kt. gel4-filied eve wires — within 68 days if you are of frames tn —_— pl ney = a = Sie” eo Bact "o Slows Blue better! Pay teat complete with your chotee The TS eee SEM Uhengue passe. Ne-Vinlen, ginaes SINGLE VISION GLASSES 1 1" ~ @ YOUR PRESCRIPTION ‘FILLED ACCURATELY | PROMPT fepaited at Savings | SERVICE! “ iREEE An, ort =siwe VISION em }| Or money back, School Experiment Starts in Waterfor Welfare Aid Course The fifth annual social- wéllare- aid training course, sponsored by the Red Cross, is now getting under way. The first meeting today will de- termine the day and time of future meetings. Anyone interested in helping other pedple in the event of mis- fortune or disaster are requested to contact Ruth Spurlock at the Oakland County Red Cross chap- ter house on Franklin boulevard, FE 43575. or call Mrs. McCormick at MI 4-7968. Teacher Reception Set by New Hudson PTA NEW HUDSON—The New Hud- son PTA will hold its first meeting of the fall at 8 p. m. tomorrow, in the school gymnasium. This will be a reception for the teachers, and plans will be made for a dinner in November. School Needs Talk Set WALLED LAKE — The Citizen's Advisory Committee of the Walled Lake School will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the school. Supt. of Schools Clifford H. Smart will speak on school needs, and the public has been invited to attend and take part in the discussion. Killed as Car Hits Tree HOWELL William L. Kenny, of Detroit, was killed yesterday when his automobile went off Oak Grove road and crashed into a tree two miles north of Howell. BARBARA CAVERLY Mrs. Edna Caverly of Clarkston announces the engagement of her daughter, Barbara Jean, of Oxford, to Clifford E. Grose of Oxford. He is the son of Mrs. Vida Sprague of Oxford. No date has been set for the wedding. Pile Irritation 40 years ago a Buffalo druggist -reated an ointment to relieve itch- Ling smarting piles. It brought such quick. cooling. soothing, astringent relief that its fame spread across the- land makihg Peterson's Oint- ment a favorite in thousands of Romes. Ask your druggist today for a 45c box or 5c applicator tube: Peterson's Ointment delights (Advertisement) Nuptials Spoken Saturday Unite County Couple METAMORA — Mrs. Roxie Mae Laur of Metamora and Arnold J. Be@rdsiey of Lake Orion were united in marriage Saturday at the Pontiac Presbyterian Church. For her wedding the bride chose a teal blue gown with blue acces- sories, and carried two white or- .{chids on a white Bible. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Touchette Capac were attendants. Marlette Youth Heads of WEDNES ee! Johnston added, and Mrs. Johnston some delicious pumpkin pies. DAY, OCTOBER ‘6, 1954 is already beginning to Deaths in Nea 32, 315 South Gains- ner of delivery that comes from the joy of working, and working well, they say. ‘ Larry, a ninth grader at Pon- tiac’s St.- Michael School, is. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin De Milner, of 3704 Lincolnshire. fle is a guidepost to his younger broth- er, David, 11. who is now a ten- derfoot, at the bottom of the Scout ©. And below David, as future Scouts and Press carriers, are the DeMilner’s other sons, Rich- ard, 6; Philip, 4, Robert, 3, and Dennis, 2. Mrs. DeMilner is currently proudly wearing the miniature Eagle Scout pin, which traditional- ly goes to mothers who have sewn it badges, home tired out. spect of God and country, and the carrier training of the Press has instilled in him ‘a feeling for} the value of money.”’ Mrs. DeMilner SAYS. Besides his Scout and Press work, Larry is a licensed radio ham—has been for the past two years. He's contacted other hams in almost every state in the country, many of them news- tby Communities : ee 4J a ; : . LARRY DeMILNER Currently entering the Sea Scout movement, by joining Ship No. 5, of the Pontiac Sea Scouts, Larry has already acquired the extra A Good Used Car? COMMUNITY. MOTORS Rochester and SAVE merit badges which qualify him /® for bronze and gold palms to add to his eagle rank. But his real interest lies in a career in electronics. And if he shows the drive and initiative he has in Scout and carrier work, there are many people sure of his success. Guaranteed DRAYTON JEWELERS ' Watch Repair A. 3. DEXTROM, Prep. 8 Peers Nerth of the Bank Lee Hats ... for Fall! Both Regular, Long Oval af bs and $10 GREEN’S boys and former sewsboys. DIXIE HIGHWAY DRAYTON PLAINS daughter of Mr. Mrs. L. C. Howell, became of Sgt. O’Bryne of St. Fia., Congregational , Carrying white roses and mums. the bride wore a French blue wool lace dress, with blue and white accessories. Mrs. Erline Wagenshutz was the attendant, Plains PTA will participate in the program. Engagement Revealed HOMOGENIZED now 1° dif noe DBP Galler. JAMES Shoe Service Under New Management Open Daily 8 to 6—Fri, to 8 All Work Guaranteed Work Done While You Shop or Rest! ; We do all kinds of orthopedic work. 4520 Dixie Hwy. DRAYTON PLAINS Shorty \says in Auburn Heights it’s SHORT'S Fx on 3345 Auburn Rosd Auburn Heights, Michigan Surving are his widow, Mary; HUNTINGTON WOODS — Serv , three daughters, Connie, Nancy, ARMADA — Mr. and Mrs. Rene FURNISHINGS Future Farmers Parley | Cathleen: five sons, Jack, Thomas, aaah Kheminor Bet con gregeg Pype, of 20003 Bordman Rd EXCLUSIVE ‘a Robert, William and John; his par- ; ve engagement LANSING WA-A Michigan dele cuts. Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Bart.| >-™- ‘Bhursday at the Drayton Ave-| of their daughter, Patricia Marie, AND FURNITURE gation, 200 strong, to the National | you of Royal Oak; two brothers, | "¥€ a Memo. |'2, William Cutcher. He is the son APPLIANCES Future Farmer convention at Kan- Harry and Robert of Ferndale; a a te oo of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cutcher, ie the Beart of Orayten Plates sas City Oct. 11 to 14 will be} .,., sisters, Mrs. Richard Dale of eager sige 5 a of Capac. No date has been re- 3536 it OR 3-171) headed by David Boyne of Mar| Royal Oak, and Mrs. Frederick) W!! be at agg orbage ae vealed for the wedding. «= oe Ludeman of Gaylord San Meese Sha ans : — = SS He will preside at all business| David Furnieh at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit. | Delinquency Talk Set SHOES 5: FAMILY meetings of the convention. The}, FERNDALE-—Service for David) Surviving are a son, Arthur W.| ponTiAC LAKE—The Pontiac eunipitts miss aguaiien state's official delegates will Lewis Furnish, 64, 320 West Dray- of Huntington Woods; a daughter,/1... PTA will meet at 8 p.m Hon Ave:,was-at & p.m, today at) Mrs.-G, 8. Hill of Oak Park; three | 7, —— TURPIN-HALL Richard Arnold of ‘Plainwell, im- |< oneres Say Thursddy at the: school, to hear mediate past state -president, and We Wessels Funeral Hose, Dix | sisters end four grandchildren. Arthur Johnson of the Oakland FAMILY SHOE STORES James Boyne of Marlette, state] ao, at Spencerville, Ind. He died William Meclconan County Juvenile Home speak on|] “0s Rite. Oren lee take president. Monday ‘ames HAZEL PARK—Service for Wil-| “Juvenile Delinquency.” : Surviving’ are hia widow, Vera; | 2m Mcleunen, 11, 1371 west ————— ; =a County Calendar {+ tasette: Mrs. tssbelie J. Gault] So" Funeral Home. with burial a. : Se ee Conn., a sister in Oakview Cemetery. He died WE ARE PROUD TO : epee grentchidven. Moritiay at his home. > y+ ROY OAK—Blessing a step-son, Joseph E, Tracy of Thuredey Sr tee heme of'Sive” Withers | ginia Ano Scott, two and a half|¢roit; two daughters, Mrs. Leone OPENING OF STORE Thomes, ad year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Garrison of Alabama, Mrs. Lu- Robert M. Scott, 1221 Bauman will| cille Mertz of California and five Paley ania SR Neu um, Filey ot te lier enadepiores Geeeeaes hes || No. 4 at 1116 W. HURON a, 7 Funeral Home with burial im Holy| ert, of Hazel Park, -In R °. The ehurch night et | Sepulchre Cemetery. She died Mon- Susan Randolph uron ecreation beheld at #38 pm today, beginning | 2” St Children’s Hospital, De} Royal OAK TOWNSHIP — Re- Phone FE 4-6171 nln uate, wsnnmine acta quiem Mass for Susan Judith Ran- ; dolph, five year old daughter of Newspaper Week rege eet! REX CLEANERS oxi'ie 2741. Hampden road was sung Tues- o° morni: St. Church, Press Newsboy Honored |izmomse ss Demis uc] xm puwrm. 398 NELSON 277 BALDWIN ° : Sepulchre Cemetery. She died sud- pene With Eagle Scout Rank {say smasher nome. _ late Newspaper — es ater 0h | are —— a a special significance Po a... | | grandparents, Mr. Waterford township customers of we ~ | Randolph of Port Huron. Pontiac Press Larry De Stewart H. Howser Milner this week. OXFORD — Service for Stewart A member of Scout Troop 30, H. Howser, 77, former Oxford resi- the fourteen year old who has dent, will be held at 2 p.m: Friday Ot an ean eek tee at the Mabley Funeral Home, with ceived Eagle Scout . burial in Oxford Cemetery. scoutdom's highest rank. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs i Many coversere agree he epg nce docilper proseipaonny TAILORED TO shows the results of the fine . ; training which beth the Boy ae Own. gies cupartonse «fn Soenpapet Potluck Scheduled TASTE mess experience of a newspaper ° UCk route can give. RATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Tea exciting colors in It shows in the diligence in Ladies Auxiliary of the Waterford famous CANDALON which their Press is delivered Community Church will meet at 100% NYLON FRIEZE... the daily, regardless of rain, snow, or 12:30 Thursday for a potluck strong, Senge wearing of all textile ice. It shows in the cheerful man- luncheon, at the home of Mrs. ‘ defies wear and moths, CANDALON tox AYLON —_-oOoOo—. 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HIE lath unt i ne ; — a | HEHEHE nti eS2 ea nr a x pe ie ule _ gti piel - agi 8 Si jt if jut! he a BS 0 LTE a Th eS) dit ctl pus it wtuiednt (geal rH Hee fila iil gle i Hi : Pome Hil le Hy ee if 4 Si i cc al tat bi S euilie iH ah aft HE Hoo tipi, altel pint : =| o Ay he eas 3 gs ediik (a Hil eniry 2 Tur didi SS pt feat di ls 1 ee! sik fi TTS by © = Hie DATE = uy oe WNT ey reel ra linde F PET il i sail uth Alli = 1° es Eri i ie fl = Saal arath ae iant Hh eciale t tt i | TS |e the i] Os pret WHR ea butts le Bie vnnel E on al S24 E. fait z: 2 5 a rari tel ia fle ll pee eile Sa ill fiquine — — |S sett he HE Ht h Are Li 7 - a i é iF rr: " : . — 3 eal ee | 2 Bali Hi arn i i fii ls at le a et 134 7 2 = 4 eal i ft ; 3 = iy He r H) su (8 at 7 ts Lt iA ale sth uf i aati § i 2\2 me etal Us se Pad a Mh ae Eg it) al stk a ¥ . , THE PONTIAC, PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1956 niet | BS \A i’ AT il Oe fi ‘ Requests for Any Deer Permits Lagging} 20%, RM 4 Only 15,000 Fert Reower | Archery =a Applications in |*. Holly Man Equipment piito State So Far S=icvi"S=| QWENS OW TREADS Os Your Tas DO IT NOW! Avoid Last Minute Rush! 600-16 : | 650-16 $@95 670-15 _f: Drayton Plant Preps Drawing Seems Unlikely pier S—yarermy ai MARINE SUPPLIES 710-15 for Increased Program Barring Last - Minute} tigated and cited Fioya White, 1396 Ovchord Lake FF 2-8020 TT Cleaning, draining repair LANSING «® — Conservation de-| °°" dees sot open untli Oct, 29). BA ERIE PLATE work Is being done in the Drayton partment officials today pondered| Justice Andrey Butler fined Now Organizing LA Plains fish hatchery rearing ponds the lag in applications for Watto £200 and costs of Sn, “Thursdey \ in for an tmcreased permits to hunting in the Dec, 1| “ic® be paid.” Incident took Night PONTIAC - \ Bene : ten ed i por] White's arent wae tt the we] 8g Fe PLYMOUTH exch. ts curvently sanhing plane and fawn in part of the northern| rests for similar violations af the Starts Oct. , \ its plantings of finger- Lower Peninsula. game x Foam Rubber Lined | lsiiao whet tho species A aeernent spehoanane said a FRONT ' contemplates a de-em- applications will be mailed in by io SEAT us ion overs tching of bluegills and the Oct. 10 deadline to make a i . Wat, Song 57 AO Ieee drawing necessary to determine a ; removed ' successful applicants, +7 i . ’ and planted in o i Shockproof -- Fireproof 95 e, Mackinac Coun requests tie spokesman sad } EASY TO INSTALL \ Lake ae ll at — ith open feo onds'in McCarthy . : U. S. Tire Distributor , \ County number of the applicants 1994 deer ‘ for 32 Years! ° sb vn ape a es name and —— : is Be aes | Pe koe Edison Riflemen Sune art ; ; ; Your Tire \ “We can not understand the lag 3 5 E A} : : vation director, G. E. Eddy, “‘un- | 3 eam less it is that money~is @ little a s tighter this year and many poten- ¥ F tial hunters are not sure they can e 4 370 S. SAGINAW ST. Detroit Club, make it this year.” ? : Across From Economy Furniture Shooters Hold ae FE 5-6136 or FE 5-6137 Indoor Match Bowlina Results Jas know that every member of the Auto : : Club whe is injured by firearms while hant- re ‘ In the Ist indoor match of the AUTOMOTIVE ing im the field is protected with valuable i : Edison Rifle Club defeated OCSC Averitt 13 Associates ; benefits within the limits of the huge group ay: = s | 996-994 in actual scores. OCSC Qieun's 13 Glass } accident insurance policy that automatically : 3 J} won the handicap, 1028-942. Whittemore 10 Tredeemen 8 covers all members. $1,000 im a fatality; ‘ | H untin Ramey. oo rarasnre ~ Carian . : Presion ; $1,000 for losing: two eyes, arms, hands, feet; 4 =: match, in the OCSC clubhouse at ae a! singh, eoiae—40 Posiey $24; team $600 for tg ber aE pds loo x, Ss : opening of the A Mount Clemens manufacturer — &. G. Tynan, FE 46-2008 ; +i black bear last Friday in the Up- | — . hunting season] © Sst with a red canvas pad — . Pts. R. A Warken, FE 28-4000 d Bess, 8 Lightweight + 95 Hi per Peninsula. every fall nu.| SBout I2"x18" filled with kapok. | stron's 19 Lion . A Mrs. DeShelter, of 415 West Iro- “| It ts stung over the hunter's | ™ , Redmond 1 Virgil Keener, Helly 17-4351 : Hunting Boots Ti quois, has begged 16 deer in 19 _ merous new de-) sroulders with light elastic sus [rt 2 Poly : — ; “ee eoeeeee x . “e€ to ° it years of hunting but never taken a| | cer at abet ah ac on pyre es seen Teme ; a Open Friday bear, She was bunting with her the lives of the} 24 email we | Onver 9 Omens 2 - | The Spo h Richard, near the eaort she oper nienrote afi | ee fam. fier | : op “dl 9 P.M. Richard, near the resort she oper The 1954 crop of] When the hunter wants to sit] Indiv. game—D. 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Adjust Main Bearings 00 Chen 08 Pump all * orncet ae ENGINE OVERHAUL os PARTS EXTRA _* BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE * CMC's Podoley Boosts Scoring Lead in State’ DETROIT #—Jim Podoley, Cen- teal Michigan's flashy halfback, was in only five plays last Satur- Algonac Boasts Longest Grid Skein in State Muskrats Have Swept Past 28 Straight Foes Since 1950 By FRED VINCENT fier Hl dH. te gk2e Serpe. i _ Ve aoe WALLHIDE Rubberized Satin Finish—$5.37 Gal. SATINHIDE Enamel—$2.20 Qt. | 'THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 _ Rugged ~ a... P ys . | last year, when the Blue Devils beat the Boilermakers at Durham, 20-14, on quarterback Jerry Bar- ger’s touchdown in the last 40 seconds. . * - Details.of Purdue's game plans aren't public property but Holcomb probably wil] let “Back . of- the » | Week” Lenny Dawson throw a few passes. He has completed 18 of 29 in two gathes for eight touchdowns. * . . Purdue came out of the Notre Dame game in amazingly good physica] condition. Bob Springer, junior end, suffered the only seri- ous sprained ankle—and injury—e it may be well by Saturday., CHICAGO # — The Big Ten's kick for regional television appears out of bounds these days in which three conference teams have ap- ‘Bear’ Bryant ls Taskmaster, but Gets Results dE Ht 4 bt} lies sat ges 2 z i iti ¥ ut yi : 2 :¥ te g i #5 bi Fi i z c i F $ money—less GLAZING COM GLAZING SAVE on WINDOW GLASS: Our complete stock of ALL sizes seves you ec waste. See us for GLAZ- UNDS, PUTTY KNIVES, POINTS, TRIDGES, CAULKING GUNS, etc. CAULKING CAR. . 23 W. Lawrence St. WE DELIVER! PONTIAC GLASS .CO. Locally Owned by the Reynolds Family Since 1900 — { \ on BY EXPERTS SPECIAL! FREE of extra cost . 1 Ib. COFFEE Moegle-Ameche Battle Is on Tap for TV Grid Fans peared on the national screen with a fourth and possibly the best com- ing up . * * Two weeks ago TV fans saw Iowa whip Michigan State. Last week Stanford humbled Illinois and on Saturday's menu is the Wisconsin- Rice encounter, . 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LOUIS » MEWARE + 108 ANWOELES .™ ee a feats pale beater MEL pe EE: of pet j . 8 ¢ > ‘ -TWO es ite fr rf i if 4 in| Charlie Steen, now the nation’s an interview in the peas Weie- first uranium millionaire. phone company office where manager. “Some say we'll stop at ee a eo £,000. Others think we'll hit 20,000 “Page Tapani — a beyond.” primar! + Go 0 tens dapadtty Sras Wane habia tat ae teomee of Ce a day and sending them on the 190) residents listed in the 1950| ‘i to the cow Atende Energy a Commission ore-buying station — Canyon, y bunting for or digging uranium. The in@ux of uranium-seekers y | police and fire’ departments have 1 to be expanded, so does the sew- by the business and publicity, is working long hours. The big boom followed the first real big j i z 5 § i ? ft i ee ee oF Om ny 4 omen ee n-Hunters Bring H ustle Bustle uiet Colorado Plateau Towns Beaver operation in the canyon below’s Steen’s Mi Vida. Figures on the actual worth of the uranium ore are shrouded by AEC secrecy, but it’s obvious the money involved is not peanuts. 58 5 FE i : : ; ifsg gees Se § i | —T 4 ee % w Sr ee Artists’ Models in England Are on the Way Out THE: PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 = ne WHY ARE You STANDING THER + you’LL sEE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS prosperity of the if nium finds continue, is assured for at least the next eight years, since the government has posted a guar- anteed —‘and lucrative — price on uranium ore for at least that pe- riod. Corbin also is giad to see lira- SIDE GLANCES “I didn’t smoke for three days, did I? Well, doesn't that prove that I can quit any time I want to?” — by McEvoy and Strieber mR. RUSSEL. ee ee ee eed THE EASY WAY To Buy, Sell, Rent, Trade, Hire, etc. Is to Place a Quick Action PONTIAC PRESS WANT AD Ask for the Want Ad Dept. DIAL FE 2-818! OBSTACLES BLOCK YOUR | VENTION TO TV TRIPESTERS <—~ Sweeten breath, too ©°Sts 80 little— Enjoy its lively, delicious favor. Cools mouth — freshens taste. tastes so good F SPEARMINT 3) aT . pedhte cen —eartioe! potreghing! Polidous! * HELPED & BUGS OUT OF HIS THEORY OF £7 RELATIVITY Zam NOW A FEW }: Ni- FOR TALKING BACK tp BUDDIES / Mixed Trend tically dead. Milling circles re- ported flour business at a very low ebb. _ Wheat near the end of the first hour was % to % higher, Decem- ber, $2.16%; corn unchanged to % lower, December $1.513%4; oats un- changed to % higher, December 79%; rye % to % lower, Decem- ber $1.38%; soybeans 1% to 2% lower, November $2.70%, and lard | | CHICAGO — AP—Opening May 141% Dec. . 2.15% Boy March 2.18% Nov, . 2.72% May. 2.17 Jan 2.74% July 206% March 27 _ ‘ May . 2.78 Dec 151% July . 2.77 March . 156% Lar May 157% Oct. . 4.65 July 157% Dec 13.22 Oats— March 12.65 - enonge (THe otl— March « a Oot 9 ccccds 1.30 May . 78% Des. . wrce-- 10.87 July cose 676% March ccoe Rye- SOOT « cecusd 10.91 Dee. . ..+-. 2.38% Pay . woveee March , 141 Minor Admits Charge of Possessing Beer Robert Franzell, 20, of 123 Cherrylawn Dr., sought by Pontiac Police since last Saturday on a charge of illegal possession of beer, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Munici- pal Court following his arrest by vice squad officials. : Judge Cecil McCallum ordered Franzell held in Oakiand County Jail when unable to furnish a Three other girls, Joyce Gijel- 18, of 873 Woodland Dr.; Nightengale, 18. and Bobbie 19, both of 171 N. Mill St., guilty to the same charge and are scheduled for th Franzell. Free on per- fik ea H sonal bonds, the girls were on 30 days probation when they were | ' 7* stopped in their ‘auto by police Fri- day night, said McCallum. Police said they found three bottles of beer in the car, driven by Miss Gjelhaug. l fi E LOS ANGELES (®—The Hughes { of this year. | Oxford Man Convicted Fred Thompson, 32, of Oxford, will be sentenced Oct. 18 gfter being found guilty today of driving by an Oakland County Cir- cuit Court jury. The case was appealed by Thompson from Springfield Town- ship Justice Court where he was convicted July 29, according "to/ > Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem Negro May Be Judge DETROIT w — Gov. Williams Tuesday was reported to be con- sidering the appointment of Ho- bard Taylor Jr., a Detroit Negro, as circuit judge to replace the late Judge Adolph F. Marschner. Taylor now is head of the civil division of the Wayne County prosécutor’s staff. Taylor, 33, re- ceived his law degree from the University. of Michigan in 1943. ood mg iting 11.00- 20.00; high ‘food absent, bulk com 1 cows 9.50-11.50, eutters mostiy os Calves salable 100. Not enough veal- ers early to make & market, outiet Sheep salable 300. No early saiet. a CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 180 Ib weights 17.75-18.75; sows 17.26-18.25; light- ts around 18.50; larger lots 425 a 3° 5, 83 F ob i H if : : it z a, 7 Grains Display f MARKETS | , ee ip : Tie Haan ee raed 22 “ o5E s3--F g° =e * 2 ~. ge 2 . :s 70383 2288! ~$8Seeet-- #2 : = i 8 dj cH ' F ~£ He ey b Ar i vies é 5 5 5 § f a" 3 Pere Wisconsin Pontiecs 18; North Dakota Pontiacs (washed) 2.35. CHICAGO BUTTER AND £665 ; U6, standards 25: ; @irtds 19; checks 144 to 5% pounds) 32-4 ola 2 : turteye— Youre hens Market steady on hens. Receipts light- er due pertly te muddy, country roads limiting pickup: Demand f prices changed to hen 18-19.5; light hens 13-12.5 Foreign Exchange (AP)—FPoreign exchange Britain in dollars, ¥ market 3% per cent premium o Us. cent. up 1/16 of « cent; Grea! Latin America: Argentine Bast: Hong Kone dollar 1750, un- STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled by i goer Press) Gis saBS5255% ete vivoeuweven Sesssete Vveéweoewe (Bornbdlewer ‘ures after decima) ts are cighths a . powtigh Lew Noon H centrally 1 a city whereby quickest action can Oils, Steels Up in Mixed Trade NEW YORK ®—The stock mar- _iket was. somewhat mixed today in early dealings with several out- ‘ standing points of strength. — Adams Ex ” Isl Crk Coal . 161 Admiral , 26.2 Johns 66 rr hy . S Jones & L ..., 25.5 . 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Jerry has Troy; Mo., sits in cab of miniature truck built by his | learned to drive. _\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 Suggests Plan for Delinquents State Group Will Ask Institutions Be Replaced by Foster Homes ~ soed the amphibious steer and a will hold its first meeting at the school at 2:30 p.m, Thursday. .| Club 643 installed Charles Dugas Qs i ° | J i iF ile ‘'Y’ Toastmasters Club installs New Officers The Pontiac. Y Toastmasters man O'Brien, sec- retary; Eddy Pasbandle Co, Asks Gas Price Increase gas. The company told the Federal Fire caused an estimated $74 damage to the home of John White, 33, Lehigh Ave., Tuesday afternoon, Pontiac_firemen_ said. They .said the blaze was touched off by a hot furnace pipe located cept his shingles. too close to a hasement partition. Reporter CHICAGO W#—A new medical ef- fort is being organized against a potential danger in your own home —the accidental poisoning of chil- dren by swallowing common house- hold materials like furniture polish and bleaching agents. Spearheaded by a group_of Chi- cago doctors who have set up a “poisoning control center,"’ similar prejects are operating or being de- veloped in Boston, Cincinnati, New York, Phoenix and Washington, DC., the American Academy of The idea is to have a systematic, controlled network within “Let 9 years — _ MICH f mata, Sizer, ot Goat commeaton, experince sue Tee, IGAN ‘CREDIT COUNSELLORS Phone FE 8-0456 "Poison Centers’ fo Speed Up Treafment of Children be taken in treating a poisoned child and follow-up steps can be taken to try to prevent possible Dr. Edward Press of the Uni- - Above Oskiond Theater i 2g IgEzEes 4 sl 3 the more damgerous . substances, i i ing such products within reach of Insurance of All Kinds 716 Pontioc State Bank Bidg. © © Ph, FE 2-8357 ; { “We're prepared,”’ Dr. Mellins told a reporter, “to contact the menufacturer of a given household product in.case its chemical con- stituents—and hence possible anti- dotes—may not be immediately known. ; *. * * “We would like,” he added, ‘‘to stimulate clearer labeling on va- rious products and, in the case of precautionary warnings which would help remind parents of the potential danger of carelessly plac- } | "| San Francisco with $20,000 in shape and are getting better, to explain his: weekend. They left we now - have three | he building arm in arm. sete Galles te pecans Throat Slashed in Fall - is|cut in her throat Tuesday” when “working night and day to find|she fell through a glass door in jobs for all people, and we believe | her Grand Rapids home, She was we can accomplish this without reported in serious condition in flation or war." . Butterworth Hospital, — This offer is good only until GENERAL PRINTING 17 W. Lewrence St. Pentiec, Mich. November Ist & OFFICE SUPPLY —— NATIONAL LETTER WRITING WEEK Make Someone Happy With a Letter Today! SE 17 W. Lewrence St. a THIS IS. | See Our Beautiful Line of BOXED STATIONERY NOTES for all occasions GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY Wr Accident Victim ) Get $30,645 _ Damages Awarded to _ Ohio Trucker Claiming > Permanent Injuries DETROIT W—A Federal Court jury has awarded $30,645 damages to @ Tallmadge, Ohio, man who _. ‘aid-he suffered permanent head _ injaries ‘in a traffic accident Dec. 3, 1882. Sg 1+" “Thank God for the verdict.” ' $@3@ Orlando Pisegna. 27. “Every gone. I haven't 7 . been able to work. I owe so much Money, hospital bills. We have lost ‘our home.” Pisegna, his wife, Opal, %, and their two children, Lanny, 6, and Louis, 1, were in the court- reom when the jury delivered its verdict. Pisegna testified he was driving Lincoln Park, ‘the trailer. “The impact threw me ‘through the windshield,” Pisegna | y said. . 1 i Fe ti z g i in ti ate jeatil ie le I: | itt i SNAPSHOT FOR MOTHER — Admiral Robert E. | house in Vallejo, Calif., where he was born. Photo Carney, Chief of Naval Operations,’ photographs |is for his mother in Honolulu. Set Him on Fire nit i ] bombing of Hiroshima and i : ; 38 3 Boys Says 2 Youths. =~ in leukemia was one of the chief after effects of the atomic Naga- Shah Seeking . Quick Approval of Oil Agreement TEHRAN, Iran «®—Shah Mo hammed Reza Pahievi opened the fifth session of the Iranian Senate today with a plea for quick rati- fication of the oil agreement. The pact, providing for opera- tion of Iran's oi] industry by an international combine of British, American, French and Dutch com- panies, is expected te go before the lower house next Sunday -and the Senate a few weeks later. *_ ¢ * The Shah said the oil. problem has been “solved in the best man- ner possible.” Turning to the recent discovery of a widespread Communist spy network among army officers, the ruler said he hoped this dirty stain will be washed away com- pletely in the very near future. He called for & purge also of government organizations. Judge Can’t Swallow Whisky-Gulping Story DETROIT —Claude Berry, 44. had this defense when he appeared before Traffic Judge John D. Watts on a drunk driving charge yesterday. ‘Three masked men grabbed me, pulled a knife and dragged me into an alley. Then they forced ‘a Jot of whisky down my throat.” The judge said he couldn't swallow that story. Ten days in iat, Shop Teachers to Meet ANN ARBOR @® — Some 200 industrial arts teachers from scheots over the state are expected Attend Conference Six Pontiac Child Guidance Clin- ic members were among the 50 persons attending a recent con- ference held by the Association of Michigan State Child Guidance Clinics at Waldon Woods in Hart- Helen Ross of the Chicago In- stitute for Psychoanalysis and Dr. Ralph Rabinovitch from University Hospital, Ann Arbor, were the main speakers. Those who attended from Pon- tiac. were Madeleine Half, local clinic director; F. Robert Wollae- ger, Mrs. Elsie Lifton, Oliva Viola, Genevieve Trainhan and Freida Rachmeil. Staff members from 15 state clinies took part in the two-day program of lectures and work- shops. clinical and day- to-day problems were also studied. Reds Free Marine Flier, Army Private munists. Their names were not an- nounced The Communists said the flier, a Marine lieutenant colonel, had been held since Feb. 5. when his of the demarcation line, the Com- munists said. i pty THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 i fel i 5 : z R Liquor Business Earns State $42 Million in Year i Show Business ‘One-Man Escort Marilyn Miller During - ¢ Bureau Assisted Romance fired trom the plant where his wife mr Sar es ag nee See | seater inbe Tones sewed ce a er é. “ the gun on himself while his chil They tell a story about the atheist who had Sue has two endings—one hap- dren looked on, — died and was laid out in a nice blue serge suit.| ,. and the other tragic. Dr, Samuel R, Wells, Washing-| One of the mourners said, “Look at him—all County medical : nk Carter and Marilyn Miller eloped alle ffs . | Greased up and no place to go!” | te Baitimere. When her ts realized garet Catherine ur-| Which reminds me of the many months I| jis was lasting love, they forgave them. der, and that of Fred, | Wore a tuxedo and went—nowhere! Here's what| 7, following year, Marilyn continued with ©, suicide. pappanes: oom the “Follies.” Frank was in another show. eine romper Civde Tucker said) In the Ziegfeld Follies of 1918, 1 played | They renewed their honeymoon when both from work at the Fairchild aircraft with Marilyn Miller, the most exquisite shows met in Chicago. plant in Hagerstown in| daneing star of all time, and Frank Carter, At the Automobile Show one afternoon, the kitchen with one e| the popular juvenile. We were close friends. Marilyn was fascinated by a special-built car. children preparing Asa — of fact, Frank Carter was my “Gorgeous!” she gushed, “Oh how I'd love it! Then, Tucker Frank, please, do buy it for me!” . O’Neal_ shot a| Frank adored Marilyn, but, for some reason,| “Lumpy,” he said, calling her by her favorite single-barrel shotgun. ran| her parents weren't very keen about him. In| nickname, “this costs too much money. We through the house and dropped | fact, they warned Marilyn about going out with | couldn't afford it.” _ dead on the front porch, before| him. What todo? We found a happy solution: | Several months later; we were playing ‘In her other children. I would pretend to take Marilyn out. Her folks| Philadelphia. Frank's show had closed for the ee Oe meen, had no objection to me. After all, I was a|season. He was driving to meet Marilyn. He- gg Rerenghinry : who | D@Ppily married man—and did I not make never made it. He was killed in an automobile range in age up 4 him | Marilyn laugh? . accident—the automobile which his “Lumpy” are their father and quar-| 1 would call for Marilyn Miller—escort her| had admired at the Automobile Show in Chi- 6 Clinic Members reled frequently. fired | Tight into the arms of the waiting Frank Car- | cago! from his job-fer drinking, Tucker | ter, who would then take her around the town (Copyright 1954) said. State to Get Control of Pontiac Guard Unit The 107th Ordnance Company of Pontiac, called into federal service The 107th was called to federal service Aug. 19, 1950, and moved to Fort Lewis, Washington. After LANSING (AP)—Michigan's 177-|'Tining and equipping, it moved million-dollar-a-year liquor nopoly earned the state $42,214,719 Korea in March. fiscal L19 laison plane made a forced Heustis, state health commissioner, The Army private was picked | meeting of March of Dimes volun- up last May after he stepped on| teers Friday. a land mine a quarter mile north| The foundation announced that a specially prepared citation for Dr. Heustis’s “valuable assistance and Rear Adm. Thomas Brittain, se-| cooperation in making the Salk to Japan Jan. 16, 1951, and to The unit participated in seven year—almost $700,000 more than in the previous battles and won the meritorious unit commendation on Oct. 16, 1953. Individual members of the unit, many of them from Pontiac, com- . Control Com- | pleted their tours of duty and were PANMUNJOM «®—Two Ameri-| mission said it sold $177,599,315|separated during the spring and cans, a Marine flier and an Army|worth of liquor during the year, private, were freed today after|-ompared to $171,965,758 in the months as prisoners of the Com-| preceding year. Polio Foundation to Cite Heustis for Aid in Tests summer of 1952 Pleads Guilty to OK’ing Fraudulent FHA Loans DETROIT # — William R. Shepherd, 28, pleaded guilty Tues- day in Federal Court to a charge of approving fraudulent FHA loans as an employe of the Industrial National Bank in Detroit. Five other persons indicted for alleged FHA frauds stood mute at their arraignment before Judge Theo- dore Levin. The case of a sixth defendant was adjourned until] Friday. Shep- Pinned by Wrecked Car, Youth Drowns in Ditch . OWENDALE «© — Pinned under an overturned car in a drainage ditch, Paul Howard, 19-year-old 18, of G Group Seeks Fund for Food Shipments NEW YORK «—A drive for 742 million dollars has been launched by Church World Service to buy surplus U.S. food for the hungry abroad. ; The Protestant church agency, which is the relief branch of the National Council of Churches, an- nounced the start of its ‘Share Our Surplus” appeal yesterday. It said a successful drive would bring help to four times as many people as in past years. . The expanded &id, it said, is possible under recent federal legis- lation making increased amounts of surplus food available to church relief agencies. 13th Convention Slated DETROIT & — The 13th annual convention of the Central Neuro- psychiatric Assn, begins. here Thursday. The three-day con- vention which will feature papers Jackson Fugitve Looks for Witness WINDSOR, Ont. ® — Bernard McCann, a fugitive from Southern McCann was captured by Wind- ing another hearing on an extradi- tion order, set for Oct. 8. McCann has spent nearly half of his life in the Michigan prison for the 1926 slaying of Leo Pipisa, a Michigan roadhouse operator shot during a holdup. . A lawyer for McCann said close questioning of the witness, Mrs. Laura Wiedman, might furnish proof of his innocence. He said it was mainly on her testimony in 1934 that he was convicted. McCann's lawyer, John Raycraft, said he will appeal to Gov. Wil- liams of Michigan if the extradi- tion order is upheld. Owosso Couple’s Death Ruled Double Suicide OWOSSO W—The bodies of Don Thompson and his wife, Ethel, both 48, were found in their car at their home south of Owosso Tuesday. Coroner William Scarlett said it wasa case of double suicide. A hose ran from the exhaust through a car window. Friends and neighbors of the couple were baffled by the deaths. The Thompsons were not reported to have been in ill health and had uct. We took it ishing sili &@ wooils Collins Michigan Field Crops paid Mar- Japan where he headed ato attend the two-day institute for] nior U.N. member of the Military] vaccine field trials in Michigan|herd acknowledged earlier to: aon all phases of neurology, psycho-|planned to celebrate their 30th tinez $1,500; Michigan Sugar paid | U.S, medical team that studied the | general shop teachers at the Uni-| Armistice Commission, said both last spring a success’’ will be pre-| Senate subcommittee that he re-| analysis and psychiatry. will end | wedding anniversary next month. settlements to the others. Thejafter effects of the wartime A-| versity of Michigan. It Nee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee damage suits were dismissed. bombing. held Oct. 15-16. treated. ; gan's March of Dimes chairman. | loan approved. ichigan campus at Ann Arbor. partment store here years. Death . Cemetery Lots 5 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 __Help Wanted Female 7| Work Wanted Male 10 Building Service 12 Business Services 13 oe RPL AL Pa Le | PPL LLL LAP AL EL aL airforcg PRL LANE LILA A PAPILLA A ee RR rn en nn ews ORR Or —— ™ 6 LOTS IN MASONIC SECTION CARETAKER - COUPLE. TO TAKE| REAL ESTATE SALES Bookkeeper LAST CHANCE TO GET FREE ACCOUNTANT— a1 PLASTIC TILE. BATHROOMS | ALL MaREe Cw FOUNTAIn CEND = . Lake. OA 68-2828. Ww Lake. Live on premises Wim cemeider gelee mi ener. Garistmee Corde fap ee OFFICE MANAGER +o ane sank oe nN a , $3 Norton Ave- vo + gr Go emal separa. | 7 i home seles.| AND PAYROLL, MINIMUM FIVE plus | !@ years manufacturing experience | ALTERATIONS. ‘R E M O D ELINQ, ye he 2 Lee ire if 7.4 gate. ‘@ese pot ke nem ~f ‘A member of Co-operative Real TrARs RIENCE. ALSO 7 eet some ‘on| ™ financial statements, all tax| repairing. carpentry and Mason- | —°pce St. ybens PE 3-0135. whale | ' LS ee ; 3] Sise sobesuiog. eset thukary | 2S n aes coom APPLIANCE SERVICE Saener a ee BOX REPLIES Detall Draftsman $416| ore high All Moco te semen) 9 | WEST ROIT 0 ay _ 4401 open. Please phone OR 3-0614 ATTENTION: We service all makes of refrigera- Heme with Rev Pree A Acs Manager Retail $303 | in strictest confidence Pontiac Dept, $9,_Cuteage.__., es AME ni | Guaranteed mascary wort of oli} ‘Ore Washers radios. cleaners, ' Home with Rev. t 10 a.m, today j | Bucher 4260 LAWRENCE W 62 MYRA AVE ED BABY SITTER.| CARPENTER REPAIRS AND AL-| finds Pirepinces ® specialty, FE| %¢.8ll types of small appliances Ky at there were replies at Salesmar Comm Siapinneranraympeapepnarmnpeetiatiestnaintes Pall _3-0088. TERATIONS. Fire — a spe-| 4 es99 ROY'S, 96 Oakland Ave. 23-0021 ra : pe} the Press in .D EMPLOY NT GA Y LOF .D Ceerge ct heme and eae OPEN FoR ROUTINE | Pe'y.,.guet Service. Weaterly.| srick AND CE ALL MAKES OF ; ; e ren. : : . t > ? =. “. re office , BONT yo LOYMENT Write Pontiac Press Box 117. Sor apbly ‘Hoover CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- aol a qarpectey, Free WASHING aoa - ° ‘ 136 East Pike &t. . 9 NIGHTS A L ter. & specialty. . : OTORS the following ‘boxes 83") W. Huron ; a + cE REPAIRED WAL- = — PE 46443 ¥ + Hamburger. 21 23-2532. . 3 7 see Onley, “br bonties E CED DRY CLEANERS | —— nee eee | SALESLADIES CARPENTRY. CABINETS” REMOD-| “°T*. Also chim No job too PHONE FE 4-2569 ; dear of 3, 5, 6, 1%, 23, 28, 27, truck driver Give full particu-| SALESMAN FULL OR PART/| CURB GIRL OR dresses. costs and| cling & -siding, D. M. Wright large or too small. Guaranteed =. E ‘and * lars. Write Pontiac Daily Press| time Your ow: prosperous bus-| school for 4: cnty. millinery. God salary, commis- pe oe aS | work. Ph. PE 4-0604. win Joslin wi | | 2% 42, 8%, 63, 04, 78, 7, Box 77 iness almost over night. Rare Clarks “Drivete” ts vacation with | "= ©0720. ~ | CHIMNEY AND ROoF RePain,|“*°"* ___51 © Parke be held Priday, Tn st 1:30 #4, 86, 89, 103, 104, 108, SXPERIENCED SHOE SALES pa sega i vou have ability ip win ae merchandise discounts, etc. |.C “KNOW TT | “also roofs tarred FE 5-180. | A & B TRENCHING Home. with me semen 110; 118. mar, tor new Saginae O store | ‘curent. handsome margin of [CURS GIRS it OR 6 eee Newnorte ON Oe] Mig OT Sf OD PRICE MENT WORK GARAGE | Footings, water lines. field. tle fictating r ‘Osk Hin ag wre ome 8 profit. Por det ii, call FE 6-017 DEPEN ne. ,ounie wi TOP WAGES POR COLORED | EXPERT CARPENTER, FOR pao PE atv ee ere CR OTT NO DRIVEWiS ’ . " ‘oe : EXPERIENCED " COMMERCIAL, | "WE RAPID GROWTH OF OUR week an ore a roe el ~~ “CARPET | /grevpicd. gaeuing tec eee oe tin : at the . w refrigeration T v end business im this territory requires ry A Piney home, care of housework and childs«n in smal! 4-4216 = TER araveled, parking lots made rE a Help Wanted Male 6 : alten men typ wage the employment of another sales’| ¢ ehlidren. Sw housework Live wn room with | oreen ENCED OAs aTATION work Pree estimation. Gua 4417 __ mceoloey, ye “Aeclsene tino, ff ~t = A Rn. a ~ m3 *@ ween, Call PE Bevessary. FE | auendant wants work Referenc MA 56-2677 TE? BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. ‘Alma. 161” | tae Assict M EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC AP-| financial corporation The man! sree eiencen wie | PE 39604 a = = iF Walls & windows Reasonabie. * Sickort: ssistant Manager _filance serviceman, OR 31323. | we seek ts 28 to 50 years of age AN POR | fy PisT MUST TYPE 30 WORDS ; OE MENT WORK. ALL _KINDS.| Free est, no obligation. PE 21631 bp Merry Conrad | ‘Young man, 22 to 30 to re- | EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON| He bas @ pleasing persona general housework. 3 or 3 days & minute or better, Write box a9, | HAND DIGGING AND ODD JOBS. | _ Free estimates, Jensen, FE 2-2340,| >. 7 - = + = Totter! "dear “thster of Barel | ceive executive training with | dairy farm OA 82641 | SP 9 good educations! bact-| week Modere home in country, a ____'| _PE 47680 _ ___ | — —€anpanten wore | EAVES -TROUGHING Tetter, Funeral mvt, “| Men sthoal ereduste Sun 2 sears] PXPERIENCED A U TOM O| Saperience or has been engeged| Guired, OL i361 WTE STO | HAND DIGGING” ANY KIND. | Atterations and custom butiding. | Furmece repairs, all makes FE ee Punereat! of ss or military treining must en ee aad in an executive capacity and has|/ EXPERIENCED WAITRESS DAY — uo = ting Lawn work a6 | ne oa eer Metal anand 2 soe oon Must have car pleasing person | Owne . yan id ‘th Detroit | 89 eptitud: for selling This posi-| shift 6 @m to 2 p.m. Glenview - ing. FE 4- ite A a aS ba Se. te | flity mental and ebility| suburban fecidenre TWinbrook pe og mp gry eg ae gy Bg ®- itght a SatTiNS v AND DECORATING: aura a Ba B & J TRENCHING min = a pao pa pe = ae. Pry online ne cant would be considered all oo toaeae LapY FOR LIGHT vate room and| Work guarantedd PE sen3 jie Pd yews N- | Footing, field tile and water lines. m6 Se ” rel | assured-to-the- men: With these |MAN TO PICK UP VACUUM ations will be treated in con-| housework Live tm. FE 1.6962. b_TV $18. MI +804. _ | VETERAN WANTS ODD JOBS. ; ' on >On cates Apply Beneficia! cleane.s oigady Bad es Ridenee. Our at orgenisation EXPERIENCED SHOE GALES WOMAN TO STAY WITH!| FE 5-548 ec WORK. ALTERA-| ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- : esi p - ater nows @ \- * ee Toei tan Gate ee | aro Panty “on wecuanice |/MPEMERCED DOMESTIC! jonatmm™ pate fet, © | App mmadaior Dew | SeSSe'boare i! S| FREE SERVICE FRINGES AND behing, Oure Bie "| Pe vasacinone 2 Te ton, “ infant helper. Keege Sales and Service wel) man for the installation of ntioc Frees, Funiec, 2 . Huron Ft. eget Ra NO SUN-| Fee sez00 3 m., ; ELecTAIcAL b is Y work J : , ) SILE FINISHER. | ‘ a : foot Bigeae “tees Che se Keego Harbor, | _Webuter Seen e’ uns . Unexcelled Opportunity EXLERIENCED SILE FINISHER. | days or holidays Vacstions ona | it, YEAR Ar OLD BOY, DESINES pe nn: eR | SEWER CLEANING L— § ser - EAVESTROUGH AND FPURNAC é : : “XPERIENC E OFNFER. ‘ SS aay Ene, FS Sore. Stnks__Sund rv Ph 2013 will be y. 7th . man Orefl sheet metal. 66 ¥ Tangible —Intangible. [psy SRtenc ie yon eh; | YOUNG MAN WITH 9 YEARS : | PLUMBIN ve een at 1 A. M. at Spatks-Oritfin utomobile ie g g a! howework, 1 day or 2 half ot gaperteneed. wan | YOUNG MAN OT 9 vas k & stone, EM 35182. Comps’ Boa FE Tom ce Chapel. interment in Mt. H “SSE REAPING INSTAL Sie tS Ee in oh te eeme LAY- . Cemetery. Baby Patricia wll en Melek wees a pint TR L E A D S EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR RE ET PF gending, futvhing. 155 Bdieon. | 5 : state at the Sparks. Griff aqaiesmen tine. Sam aaaa teases Dairing and alterations dept Re- ‘OMAN TO LIVE IN. TO OL 1 Ph. FE : EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- : | a Home frem Wednesday Se spt eceertee je sirec es ore ae = tne — piv Box 78 Pontiac Press. h = thom | do general | °° Tequest. . - | FLOOR SANDI A | movel Ph. FE 56583 or OR afternoon until time of service We need several more men a pe spdinargs . s Kind in the EXPERIENCED WAITRESS A in pleasant new home. . speciaity. a OLD FLOORS | 23000. : FOMEKO. OCT 3 ids. JOHN. 2197 to round out our sales staff Oe ts a aks ee 1 rel county with every advantage for ply in person Biemar Inn 8 Own Work Wtd. Female ll Fo LAYING BENDING AD HOUSE MOVING, FULLY BoUIP FULLY Bq to sell America's No :} car ra ashen Sactorer. ome of the largest manu-| W_ furea room, Call MI 48174 ates ee a ee eae eee | ee ek FE 49450 ro eary v - t ry 8 =a eS ee ss SS ee finishing * experience. oe Ben cas” pion. “incurs | ROUGH CARPENTERS ONLY] clusive distribution of their prod. | EXPERIENCED GIRL FoR Pin-| X-RAY TECHNICIAN erin HOUSE RAISING AND FOOTINGS , ...Pameral Directors 4 © Donelson-Johns Vonheee sais and ospitalization ava! able plus demonstrator Cal! in person See sales mane eer Cy Owens Inc. 147 8 SAGINAW * _ — on A ‘WELL ESTABLISHED FINAN cially sound com an. with highty successful _ modern sales tech niques thet are recognized as the Most progressive mo the sales field today be « high imcome eppertunity fer top notch man who is willtnme tec accept thoroug! hoaling Inquire at Rooseve't Hotel Pridar evening 1 pm to pm Ask _for Mr Quest BARBER WANTED, NEW INVEST mem acquired Shop is fully equ Reasonable rent or leave OR 34113 after 5 pm BRICK MASON CREWS Large project—common brick. See Carl. East Bivd near Mt Clem. =-tnt_R4., Pontiac Carpenters wanted. Rough. Must be union. Apply 2080 Crescent Lake Rd. ' CAB DRIVERS STEADY AND ime Appi eke 3 to 6 Pike — Clothing Salesman MAN ' EXPERIEN JULD STEADY ae. Lig Ks F or Reeiac s EST O8T RELI FIRMS “eu LION STOR} $1 6. SAGINAW nert lives paid man so08 Rr car ed imit union peed appiy FE 2-0511_ ROUTE around work Apply person ony Printe Launderers and Cleaners 5 Glaspie Oxford Michigan ment = weekly ROUTE OPEN FOR MARRIED sh man for information, or Hote! a RCA Service Company SALESMAN MUST BE courteous, Prefer man who im Oxford area. Good wages vacation, hospital Eo year n int e with car Routes pay $100 to wen = per week Ask vour Puller a We can absorb four men into our present organization Car neces sarx. Ages 25 to 50. Neat appear. ence, sales backgroun’ necessary Commissions only, some evening calls, Complete training provided with portunity for op men make about $200 Call FE 5-942! for ap- D: RIGH .ALIBRE SALES man Married ville Phone 13F21 Cleaners _ter, OL 27711 650 Woodward Roches GENERAL _OL 2-4801 advance- wort, must be over 39 salary, u commiss! n and msurance protec- call PE 2-2318 — — ti¢n «=OWrite Pontiac Picu Box $600 TC $800 PER VONTH aq suburban home possible for direct salesman wqith » . = ae Must come well recommend ta oleae = oe NTER, Recent references and be bondable No age Ao tay E +1626 62024 Apply “Mer Peck Waidron |}? MEN TO PICK APPLES EARI Beckman 2! ties east of Orton Christmas ir OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MAN NOW RELIABLE MIDDLEAGED for he A JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BU SHOULD HAVE Tdware store, MA 6. Por i for parttime work and stil] be | gy Tite able to maintain your household dourt duties, If so en MI 60337 for an_ appointment. Car necessary. COOK EXPERIENCED PUFFS Midget Bar, 266) Dixie Hwy M BAKERY SALEx GIRL OVER ms B Atiderson Bakery, 144 W 14 Mile _Ra Birmingham Midwest ¢7114 MAN gyros fh to ae q an r @ rienced oper- wt tor. MI 42080, ° a ; | 10U SE KEEPER. COMPETENT $50 to #82 per week, with oppor. |__tlelp Wanted Female 7| ¥oman paging Ee tunity of earning up to $125 de- ~~ te + ner é "2 is pending on qualifications. Inter- |ACCEPTING APPLICATION FOR | ga, “+288 after @ or ail views Monday evening § to 9 p.m teachers, Must be over 21. No | ——= -! or call PE §-6118 previous experience necessary. | LADIES — CAN WEN DO YOU NEED THAT Ex. Apply in person, Arthur Murray = money? Our full or part _tra ineome? Apply 150 N. Perry Seo, » Le — high com misstons | ATTENTION modeling” our Reectfal psware- Man To Assist Owner Housewives foes eons fe carry. we ae and Manage Office Could you use $35 to $50 pet week] live no - 20 . GOOD OP. HOUSEWORK cooking, no laundry stay, 2 adults HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN. apy “ao — amily o ane ‘our. Phome MArket GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE Write Press Box “ HOUSEKEEPER. WHITE LOVELY HOUSEWIVES EARN TOYS AND gifts by giving a 4 party in your home EM Do-It- Now PLAIN Bice home. able to trpe private room, bath and TV Good pay good hour | WANTE required. MA Help Wanted 8 Varied Th nso payroil, _PE 2-4530. RED WOMAN WANTS PART- D DAYS. GM. IV ime work. FE $67 housework and References, FE +-6635 WANT 0 6. GOVT JOB?) MEN- JUDGMENT: == - | Bookkeeper Experienced $216 | SOME EXPERIENCE SUPERVIS- | truck Driver-Helper $164 | Earn $500 to $1,000 before Christ- : Housekeeper, ‘ve in a — $151 | mes on part-time work. Cail Mr. |‘ WEST DETROIT GLASS BOND EMPLOYMENT | Saieht, M1 643% for an appoint - OF PONTIAC | AGENCY ment. r mecessary #2 Myre Ave FF 2.6397 | 53's W, Huron MARRIED Wito CAN _.. | &-1 CARPENTRY. PLASTIC | fleor tile a spectaity. FE §-8964, suggestions. Bookkeeper-Typist ° 1 state- ments. Have car. FE 4-5144, or ; Gs | PAMILY WASHINGS WANTED. OR 3473 GOLORED LADY DESIRES JOB. childrens care. YOUR FARM AUCTION has more buyers when 303. arinouttced in the Classi- fied ads! Dial: FE 2-8181 for a helpful ad-writer’s taxes, om COLORED WOMAN WANTS| 359 N_Cpes. PE 39021, FE 2-0006. RiENCED M housework Mon, Wed. fri. 87 | MASONR CONTR . NAT by job. Within plus bus fare FE 4-774 ; pons stone Pde = — = afi [fF WISHES ORK ¥Y DAY cem wor reakwaters « jocks to lay. —_ 80770 bis pelt a foundations, firep’ * of any @IMBOGRAPHING TYPING. amc. | "ind (Repeat. Sore free ct o| Syeteccen ar es PLASTERING FE +19 PLASTER __FE 5.0626, FE 5-0925, Leo ROBERT H. CHAPIN PLUMBING —2nd_ heating Phone FE 54-3479 SAWS MACHINE FILED Manley Leach, 1 : » Bagley TRENCHING | Footings field tile, septic tank: _SeFers intailed FE $8221 ma TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- -y Free estimate FE +8005 FE D Meyers EM Building Supplies 12A — é __ mates. EM 3-230 or EM 3 | | TRENCHING FOOTING 0 oc Ms I a 0 ERT MODERNIZATION WORK. CAR-| fiela tile (atte for cule or 900 SHORT ORDER COOK, -| pentry Attics. Cabi- installed e evenings, FE soared gases day or night shift. FE] nets Free estimates, FE 8-0928, days : 2-page OMAN WANTS BiY Wea 2 | *_¢. La - " teste re | WOMAN WANTS sanding end Phone FE $ or r "Box 12 Pon-| hours Housework or ironing. Ee | _S-0se3 : Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 Wasninog_" 4 8D — TRONINGS Sceiues excavating| ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE wanted, +4300. moved base Edw. Rewer. FE san | _ Foot Specialist _15A DR. A. A. KANTER, Foor spr. cia. “ye a bee Garden Plowing 16A USED BU Lumber. pi ket 42303 TLDING _ SUPPLIES. Brick $30. wer 1,000 delivered. I beams angie iron etc, 970 ry Ré. 1 mile off S. Commefte Walled Lake MAr- Business Services 13 Gerden open Bulldozing Mowing Ler ° FE 0147 "Ok “2-808 WTD: TRACTOR WORK kinds MA 5-6702. - Ath Laundry Service i8 Pont PPP LPL LPP PLL Pt 1 FURNACE CLEA po rr| POR .FAMILY LAUNDRY ¥. before weather. Reduce your| ‘'*, Pa. Pontiae Lome be fuel bil, Reasonable guaran. | _2#i01 ACE TREE REMOVAL, TROY “het Sergiy, Franses ming. 23-1188. “undry, Ph. 32-8161, ~ sor Police last March. He is await- - ere ee ee ae see On tag g EF x aca came * we a *.% heels of, Ne ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 oo TERT Y-FIVE ‘ i Laundry Service 18 Notices & Personals 25 We, Comerects, Mise, 22] Rent Apts, Ferelahed 33|SLICE OF HAM te ‘ _ | __ For Sale Houses 43): For Sale Houses 43 For Sele Houses 4a . §% MORTGAGES © TINTS . WN moUDAy ae BY OWNER: ALL a S42 trom papa Ate month te s ment, laundry atic | % sere cludes taxes and insurance, 4 per EAST SIDE water heater steam Walle, here ened teen, | 4 walls ful basement, 2 car = facts ‘oo with lake orivi to giro. stores ot ote Sie in neta] ST ROOMS | Bebe ge ih . Clarkston business NEW HOME section. “pullding ts in excellent | W G : os fears wat] Ee eet te «| SMART BUYS | recrea' room, picture windows, 10 ACRES Y ee Fite ot og nd == car jn Only 000. a OE high 3 siocks from grade piled | “CUCKLER REALTY | dining area very complete kiteb- Stee bare with’ | Brees PE 1410 PE S03 "| Prams bungalow” Oat on ed sont aor — ; HOME. FIREPLACE be ‘proug to own, 6 } Pog Sy doves : teal ‘ ai farmacy, te — water beater. Pull ot eee . o . \e bargain at $15,500 with ~~ : Straits Lake with = BUY [T-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN , AGENCY TY 7 pickup & qf service | 53%) W_ Huron PEdera! 44069 | | enings ‘in zt s: LIAS - PLEASE EX. « Sons |” uate Orion terms. Call MYrile 3-2821 for aa eee ESS Goun, Com at | FRED ELIas ° wis W. Huron Ph? 2 = appointment to see thie one.) | venient terms, Phone EM 3-3639. cncclient conteina, amare. 2 BEDROOM RANCH TYPE! buy!: sais LAWRENCE W . 4% eores, &2 ff. business A CUTE HOME traile rooms and GAYLORD | BS =" ™) soos — - frigerator good tires will Orion make a very comfortable home. ee eee A te : v daughter 3 secrets 7oia SCENES amg | fae gd | Wanted Real Estate 324) eenbencheiel By ace HAULING ANYTHING, ANYTIME.| 8 =—S>[{] ; ° truck Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co: +1443 CASH BUYERS J “or Pum & Lehe This naib Specials Cc RAWFOR D | Be Setee te High, “Mave financing Wil givg immediate possession ae s on {WA 6 ROOM HOME | is Commerce ares. Living ‘room ou w, ROPeN EVES _ Can ; e is / 53% W. Burp ss Oe F. C. Wood Co. we beat wren Ea eel Basn"Biu ‘semen Mot te fur REALTOR So mee) pesos! KINZLER Ra. & Mise THREE BEDROOMS |$8%0 DOWN Everything ‘ a Ste, Seey heme ee ee A ee ee ee about this lovely home MAHAN HAS BUYERS , 5 | — Redern icben, Basement a |~ fright kite” Civiag from ehh | Saducive © bappe YOr WANT ACTION oasa a ae | urban bone, Total ‘price $11.00, | meni. (Ho: air, furnace and hot oe Es oy lege jected Sr misg|' Eee arin, Seca, | Rent Nowees Ferniched 28] Rooms With Beard 30), Finis eo" * Siac deg rile eters] | Feels taeaee eae Fr came taulettry sh Sp Sake sa onder“) OO" | pamon ARR, ¢ uns mon | meow 4p BoanD,, POR, ua 4 ACRES. ..| EMBREE & GREGG | Sled frac © ese vou. will ie: saamres * aot poor ‘Panties. Sealy ter |S Ss cetae eee Bel Cate | enna ee “five orepreaiign rege _ bag “EM he Henry Clay W, handle ali detane for financ- | Rished Adults $85 with heat. / GE. Mansfield. me is im exceilent condition . 2 oe Just the home for @ ins gud closing. Coll we today) Sc Kelty fé._ EM ~ from §& rE a b , i to Oe 1% feo stake ‘to serve vou 1 or is § TH TV 2 ~ e G.L's co cnt | a: A i : 5 ne aE cod “tl 8 q A i : if f §3 Ho al fl pi -_FE a: heriand Bt |W. Huron. ; Painting & Decorating 20 ; oh GREEN LAKE OFFICE}: anp 3 room Apts. BABY 23-4206 front Md pecorating 2 - AND 3 ROOM | APT R | ROUNE. HOA 5% Down to G.I.’ truck em, 4-1 PAINTING, PapEnmapotno, feat.on Auburn. FE 2-44, FE | « ia ed : ° ~-RoouE PRIVATE BATE e month) § one eon con Hotel Rooms 30 $500 n. on of BEDROOM, nOwes cmall icra wie Peal fom O8WICLIAMWEFTANO. |" Soe, 6s Se ea Mon sie) Att: G. 1. Vetéran PALNTING AND PAPERMANG: | Pisase call OR $1986, Important. ; a on .& 6.0 ween ii Pantiro INTERIOR & EX fer nue Wont As Haley, } : nonee. Room yA 2A ves Goon gausrenterd. Pree estimane | —?™ oe ; ' 50M HOUsI ; nT. an0 unit lerge Guldhes room. ay Wid. Child. to Board 26| LISTINGS WANTED , Recreate mee FE ton bhiensr iS | SARE Om smeaty compen. | HC. No eghoa Brice gov Pie mies. ‘ast te YOUR FaLh AND WINTER Wii Cake POR A CHILD BOR | 30) 5. 4094) ane Roo LOWEN. PLAT. WRATED: tstake i ices “ete oe oll Sky Gt See ea Gere | Ba pete di John Kinzler, Realtor | t mR, OS Vid: Heasehoid O . Becta, decoreted., Uosee in 3 Seuch cost VE tenet 'N Cooperative Res) Estate Eachenge | "ty “so Sartor” mn. pupae” ye Woe Ba Sieel or FE Wed. Household ds 27 hnson = B. Buren \ PE 603 Dlice. be gS on Call after For Sale Houses 43 RAY O'NEIL, Reaktor if no answer a. Painting. Wall Washing ov ,oF Towma7s tangper O trance. elders 7 pepnc LIVING GUARTERS | “~~~ icone Prone FE 10) of Om eee, NORTON AVE. Coaperailie Real Betalg Exchange Ca ox rocrer ay | AMRIT YOST san! * OR at |e eg tk Mam ate | Baal Epes Mp aie moon | Race ae | wae EE pe of our lings | {ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE) ter’ we, vain etl : Sylvan Lake crating. tmiediin bomen "8 tise "fu reumbewse. oh fer af : ok See oi. ot -% Enjoy the brecmpee Eile ee Sl ay a cance Opes oe. | 5 Saat dies Sane WCE Sie a. - Thrills of a eae sarage and. ite gk p. Mahima }LARE ontow Pia | A. JOHNSON, Realtor |” $2°ri Sty tn | 0 aoe tek fee eas FE 4-2533 7 ROOMS, SEPARATE ENTRANCE | Cal on 340 vn La e coom, 5 Dedmeme on attue : ‘| @ bath, ine’nding utilities. Adults Gonghe ae. - . West Side OuTsT ~- He for — oon, 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. a | 8 ~ Ry Bye Rs a large carpeted iving room, mod-| \.° in citie, ésndy ‘vase. ion = 0 sy on att Sse entrance. | Peach wie t F Ay Livi ng Sesement with 1 car garege. tm: fie gael Minteuset sco: |W, DOWN PAYMENT af ' a , . aad out. a. aan yr wig CARROLL @. PORRITT 5 ICH CARO ROOM Par “, oy? t oS es the Year down payment posed sirect. 616.000, terms. A oe, ee 8 ee ep) Q Lh oe > <= . i i be H g z ii ity hi Br Around q i x qi “3 Fl fi 3 [i & Bt furnished, & month. tramine vent te eavence. 3 secme . 2 5. 7E 5- fovely some 24 HOURS fraree._' = Stites waeees | 2-BEDROOM | FES-S0%1 or FE S-2564 | fics teimeae"S tex | Russell Young re reejcgi re | SE Sa at ance BEE! RANCH TYPE |e mes mane mites Sa tena Sees wk the phone. We wil be st | UNFURNISHED APANTMENT| foom a sim, immediate posser = periment ia separate “eo: | Opes Bres_ul_ Seay |r tance edu Sasbe ni | ee HOMES \}KNUDSEN | Sabie pas & peared in Beautiful [South Bloomfield High- x f i i larids oe zs ix | S| HP FY g bei S| emi rigelssee r, ‘. _ Lud heater. TN. Sormee Be Ph Pe S4ies ey teil Plains, mod: Crescent Lake | ‘ew bees type heme witn'] s0n6e en foundation with tee fie # car sttached sarees Bowe Race rv. Money Wanted 28A prabire Torwabareas rye AVAILARTgCOPoBER_ TT} | meDnOGW WOME GARAGE, Country Clr | tater ces te'coleei terms. | minute wun sining space, ares West beburken | MITCHELLS TV |“ eellent references, Write ties | Squty "tresce mone be satiety ay Veter a heat agastnator 0 month. Subdivision ‘| 2 Bedroom home te good cond | roundings. 69.380. total price” | large lot OFxI07, 3 pe. bath, MITCHELL'S TV | Press Son ik" " T"'"*| partite concerned Call ua. to ob Cowen FLAT UNPURNISNED. i BEDROOM ROURE FOR RENE, |" Pirate Resch for Residents | Vig, chominum "windows. Tie | 2 good buy at 60708 wien 3400. 2.8. Pm Wanted to Rent 29 DORRIS & SON weno Fam? Ca mouy. |? Soir ecner OR Sai ‘ 6 peme cad scighe we moots” UNGALOW — Typewriter Service 22A ME! . rn 50 own think you would r us| A and clean home with Made to Order RAAT nr are: A | ee ee om t) OF COLLBOE Se COOP MEMBERS | WODERN—APT.1 ROOMS AND Snoeaw 12 Mit Es . ST ee eect wath new Williams | Por the large family. § rooms PEWRITERS RENTED “ raines profersio tal young wom CASH FOR EQ ITIES weprets cavunes | Saas Sewer Sr 7 M WM. H. KNUDSEN | Siccn~Ste tan onan Senn on ret feet 3 vedreome, beth. tre = C +) _Ssen8 $4 REALTOR garage 96.250 total price. : be chine Uetra esoet CUE| Regime Seecctatedt| e,tare, mor ee eri oe ee TR AR DET IVLO.| se roan ‘tae Boat, mite | rope ais Siastbred wills attached’ heated General an athcw tue: | trom, 8, Soares Romine tite: | GSemed nomes: Cail ut tor imme | Pi Me eee ee tees tM $7 000 —— IL ‘Ve. 2-550) [MIMABE Damoy eeDRoc | feirts.,,"art igi ated A DAVIB &,CO. A C — ae Vy a . floor bus door, North y,mecenren ‘Dave. Oeiret'| ROY KNAUF, Realtor | "end nein go and, pingucstor An, “Pow = MILLER | ten ctiersidets sect | inecrgen "Bits" sown Uphoistering 23 3a Mich ae Adults. « On . ’ fooms throughout, Ceramic tile 26% W. Huron _-_—s PE 97431 - kitchen, cuentte SAR OR SITE TS GPE | Would You Sell for Cash? | RIUArs § Nee FF de Be Pull Price — | weer SUBURBAN peepee area tatters! EY AY DE % 8. TELEGRAPH $-anes tine Press —ponetne | VE MOM, NAVE A. Pin ORPURNISWER 7 ROOM APART. | Canin. 2 moos Model Now Open: au & 6 Geduens b et eae atta = on aoe 4, Your " rm ar 2 bedroom 7 in| YOU Cast Fon ¥ UR NOME iF ie beat i pe «Bee bd for Inspection oe r edeake sum to , WE SELL-WE TRADE a SEPGETER | i” ah Eni acatols| ERPLGRIN toe cb? Pity | Reet Nowses Furnished 38) cAceracw a nooa aopenn | HOW TO GET THERE | a 65.2 Snus-eeae-| DORRIS & SON Fir yg ES 1 _Free_os re eatimater TO LANDLORDS. NOs| ISTS. WHILE IT EX-|y ROOMS SMALL CRILD WEL-| furisned ‘Gas best nee | Eleabeth Lake Jolt “on Se te ee chit ruction ts frame REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS “home? Wi sn, here's your ance, ‘ SLIRC) | og MATERE Nee ee A te ELaOOD. A. | rms Johnson : joase, #7 i Eetee [ate “ernie we | wen ed OO 2 ae | ee. ee FE ¢1s67| Low, ramvl «" bedroom 3 ae EeIianNG AW | erigon puPLOVE WANTS > ! ots Of hest. Ingwite| For Rent Rooms 37) veftad Werch | Sere cul Se a aitierem twpee of | sot corner” aporontmately. _, Vaques o spectalty re va | bedroom - ig + KENNEDY a i, - -% Lake Orion, For ® R WAT mere 12 to © cone. ss by vo. ae bemee te ‘Gre eos oe Oe. Bedrooms 4 on ai ea eee = Teese er ati tetas o8 | ROOM. PuRN, APT von "hur * BE eg |* aan MO EARTUeasanay |e enon Pete) TN Me tia and, Wes tranit| Rear siatieetaaeesty | | Scctue mths Sad as made 2 ers. taht W._Huro rE +3000 | oes papllnd . large tv *. 4 —_ od for business, Out of Verbeek, toes. |, Catt en ane | PL Diana, w upon Sh | BEOROCAT LARSON * Bapagg Heo: tate tome HANNAN | gS Bocce: ee 224 §. Telegr | $0323, FREE . s furnished, ‘av: Ei « : air heat All tiled floors Sa neaee school, — ‘poung | 24| ROMBLT A youre ‘MEraL | = tmrmog warm, | BOY de Oe” Wana = 5 | fag incoin 44900 |i ee rs score ae SS meaty econ SYLVAN LAKE FOUND: BOXER. _modera home. walking | distance noMED, MICHIGAN Near Blue Sky. Wo temporary : [oom sam fete vate. a ‘ORTH ruck Farm room... m "1 Plenty ot : to Junior School. a.) : required. id iving WEST . retired people closet space, v: . Treas MOwmage Sponins | “tioce ‘wenesl’ fchauren, FE | WICL BOY (8 LF YOUR (AER | esos WODEAN-S EOROOME | W07™ PE Som” = OT) samy, 2 furacre, sot Laree’"izineproom tm, nine | frien tau nearoom, | Rilt™intuad’ hate. heat . Sa Pile." niewan” care | Sais, rear Papen ee a Ml i Bt —— ahead ey ree ee bone chareel, Share Living Quarters 30)° KR. F. McKINNE fie Beach Phone GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM HW WEST Fenced back vard Near Schoos| HF Hmite.” 41.860 income | Sato. ‘wa her arver for sion | a AU aes, Oe Renee Gnrens & | out | SPO ROSH | n,m. me | Seale tae Sea] Fe itr | Sree LAR Rr tdst: Pain OF BROWN AND | SHARE HOME WITH COUPLE. NO PeoMts ce bath. electric stove, ‘| GLEAN PORNIBIED BOOMS In| %°° Stones, peel forme ment t veterans including mort Dorothy Snyder Lavender . AE toned in yellow and| Children. Near 13 Mile Rd and - month ‘tii June 1. $40 deposit.| modern apartment | gear rr McLARTY gage costs w. REALTOR drown case in Federal’s by rd Lene Fé. 3A house. _ Also " Pee kA et r HOME. STONE . . ay Oe phone booth. OR 24403. ave Write \~ & 4 ft muna Donelson Park a Beacle (male) nt Phone ¥ y = one ' STONE RFALTY 100 Pla mer yy Pe om compart care cop of Commerce. M 3-3926, : Fei Coe |) STONE REALTY CO. |open Bre Pree Parking Lot 1003130," bes land Tost’ FEMALES © BUY. TO SELL. REALTOR |5","""" Pe 20m scapes tapes, , Bines white and Name “Sammy” = PARTRIDC fz “BIRD 0 to @ pm. Daily: Sun 1 to ¢ uk oc ind Gee ps Oe eee SEE. Lakefront trance -to center Tost. TRI COLORED COLLIE 3 BROWN th ting. oom xi hl alone a eo $100 D wit | Esheeesee = poo . $5.00 FULL PRICE — Three bed- ‘Loedsgs tion 1 ec a ign aes GLEEPING ROOMS FOR 7 WORK. Yl. fureace Need: cloning and’ past Possibilities | 55 re ritinie tit fone Tel-Huron shorping center. Kitchen privileges ; 1 ° agination an en Bae pat SEA lau come - sree oy tee | ee Ene | oie ns 3-081. clear the be de | "Calow with 3 begreress Exterior | lakefront with x i as ome $ pm ‘ me, hot wa ef. e. frome eee cei exteriot | sil completed Pull beth, well. | hot that ts well etocea naa fan | 1/2 Acre Miniature Farm A pag | moana, BATH, wean SEROSE | VERY LCR SOGME Pm CLEAN | Eel, reser” Tor"ved"o “lah "ihe | Sze at Shticartr | Sethat wet cae ete Ost) country Arne tk ns pst [, SEAR | B22 Orctars tbe pe Pe ae jest side. Larg a Very attractive. Priced Fee a ttet aie en ae ati | tuts large two bedroom mascory ‘ dation. This hom ae Beg home (24x40) with full Basement, $ Unlimited - A BB = ~~ One ce ful stone front h oun oun the = eae canes: abe aun ‘Sartecueecion ¥or"hewedine - ! Nd Ba ee b= a . ~ areas ee _ : some * you're inside and sev. fie abun- Beat as opin. Owner A. JOHN Realtor |? 2 OSPECT 6T. 1 year eld affords. you be te (cheese Ful price #1 200, wih 9.900 Gown. © FE 4-2893 bcc gras TAR outed a TO Sica Sahiest cen es “ene re | i a KERN Real 1704 S. T A Sipuenge, bagy ope | OH | a neve Sent Sco Testis ‘s| n guutsed ave _— - . a ee i. aves me eS : 3, -- FARM — “Clean "1 oom “eet er HTL 0OM3 . CLO OR COU EAS : ‘8 bedroom mod- ® Best. Ges | rooms & bath, fair , sa RTGS te | pRleneec y 2 aie | ee ee setae | Gos" ether cee i > ; ye ; . car chick- | Toome pert’: finished upstairs. BE... | . ; ; - awe o MS. land aa gt ee - Mice clea tooms kitehes orivt “Tocsted "on paved teed.” aie ag wih 18460 aown.ber| ALL-PURPOSE HELP- + ee i. BROWN, Realtor a ERS: Classified ads! To c a en ee ee THELMA M. ELWOOD owe . hire, call FE2-B181f Hee si Sake | teeeateT | i , ; da . ‘, the * f | y 4 f y Vig ae. / ‘ ; fi f / f 4 y f : ‘| P : m= ail ae | ae f “ f i F ——— ee Eee Oe We ee ae ae as. eo re 3 = £7 fy aS See a j : 4 - 954 / arene "THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1 ra : a | by Dick Turner] Sale Business Property : 43) ‘CARNIVAL rt ra tr ’ “a Sale H 43| For Sele Houses 4 " MODERN CABINS a For Sele Woweee. ate See Heats Se ae weer | gage wore Se | vomrumes | eae “OXFORD AREA ; ‘ we ae mee pers a oA, a eT (Tom | pate : Shor bE _ BOWLING ALLEY tise Soe Lenders). ron it om oe rae \ RAN aE gal BOA oO bain a Pa atte eee |) “MONEY for | Seales NM Aes SET, eo SELL OR TRADE sete They DOAN E Ie Humphries P Work latte TS: Pitan ell of Sooe sa dnc gh al Bg Exterior LN This 2s 54 | Realtor R4, Open Evenings | A SPECIALIZED ne end soundly constraciet all fox | oS Pooese | ese eat Bata: Rea" om, oq 1 ‘pace and * a hittle Lease Gus. Prop 49A Walls ready for paint. A Ke Rent- aor it you: \ weekly a trim work left for 7 $7,250. : Bs wween wn priced at = — Fs | C y Se ye Bt) ) son’ ak Now re working. er ue ter Brows. . $2,500 Down micheal sorb | i SS Siacturiog Krtsabem Us. Bd. PE aks “ion Jee H. BROWN, Realtor veiome, poe “avis 6, ROOM BUNGALOW - Near Web: | Ss" pain “dows payer | berry) = eee ce pao eae? | te. W. Huron st FE 24810 FieBER ay eon ot Sri3e, 905 per mo | MF Rose oF tn) 1 jeauty shop. tuneh-| f*oce day Your choice of | 1363 OR SELL BEAR he eee |e IN & ROSA Ee gy WA oe Sgt guen mania, sum 3 TY CO.| pee" aes, | Cass Lake Re a | RW ore a s $1] GENERAL ORATION ce een les ated EONTIAC REALTY CO.) s'pecreom” butt iy bath pained pln ggg van Bane yp ty Hae pet Dglawin, Avenns. Business Opportunities 51 LOAN CORPO N | gaara “Aue wi Baers ne sem) mai | so rool Eade som Sere W. Haron St, | Sie eerie area ml cam” Brick Bungalow peead ram? San : UTY SALON Phone FEderal 3-7181__| enuntiet can wack PE 80st Bat man veg amet) wane 4 pruat | Brick — & two bedroom | foom, shaded "it ‘ BEA\ wus gecritee | Hang 995 TO $500 land tor pickup e Santi camatdeed | Eom AP Rew, bettie re Be A fae pt Baxter & Livingstone | | 5; CapucAc ORE NEW, TARE : ee a ON A IMMEDIATE | pe eee FP | Banter & Living tan |S eS Privacy & Setusion | se a nerve POSSESS! Sone Mee (oe eter ie cuEvis FORT EaenOmR TE Nar i eon J RHILTZ | | sone genio tone i aa WLING ALLEY AN G |susing Santon gs a8 | tris 4 bedranes medere poms | we sie [ott waren st this tow “se00, , yi, : © opeze, 2 sod tabi, eS sae Pee ee tise Way walt? th, ent slag Lie oom aad a —————| 7 ROOMS, KEEGO |] Vm hie v8 on on trade for realestate or land WiLL TRADE | EQUITY OTN Garage. 610090. “Brick ranch ‘bome By .owner. | 4 Bedrooms on paved street, cor-| ] vs test oy nt serrse. : Jorors — Extra Fast Squity, in bowsetrailer. : Brick | ranch - a2 bed] Ber bet Ges fur (teen to be ap | , beat-up too, if you had been pounded IDGEWAY X gid for week. EM 3-402, Off Joslyn OSEPH F. REISZ | tmmetiots | po-session. 3 bos cond tion oe ie Well. you'd look uch as that book has these last} RR ae et sere ie aw. are Bre] Strpeting are Seek neert oss | WEST AIDE SHEDRM, Se 119. Baldwin a Service “room, tome yan type ot wil Meelis areesh | EE five meas meats Enas fenced" bri "patn vesaseg wi | $700 frau on seen ie ye So eng Settee’ being | fou gan servow sx8- se quik. Sopaner’ car, ‘ino “Lo "pay Oe | rkling New Steer.'t pms pm Serres | 2 tie down. Sale Houses 43 For Sale Resort Prop, 444 Utered, with complete cleaning made without endorsers (tt | sWAP ibd K-7 INTERNATIONAL 3 Bedroom rancn |__* BEDROOM. MODERN, °>: Po te Reh ora ATTENTION MUNTERS | plant. relail store, panel delivery $o"monthe to reoey” oon, _ |S Bede bedroom VE 0008 DGEWAY_ SE LAROR, 0% “Heart of the North oe * canine, RORTEEE e : \y attractive 3 full base- ON 6 RI “ ee ee Water- tee modates 10~8urrounded for detaiis Tovnwt Home and cabins alow with rece, Accom Mich: Special - TRADE EQUITY - i 8. H © car oF Extra aera © ecome sty ost ae ll home for °61 or ‘60 9% Baldwin = PE fora. po Pg a gg we lake. Full price $2,000 cash, In HOUS mn Soo Tak Spear inners | Sele St ana — SRL — | noon pa poo ise Bea, | creenne—io0 ems —ae'| Roy Annett Inc. 1 Lake. first $800. a = TR P A tela rte beater, fenced many other large lot. ons, hs #13. eg tht Anon. dove — REALTORS feller, 20 part seme il : betal is er “Baad or Mr. ; GEO MARBLES Realtor For Sale Lots 46/5 © wuree FEderal 37183 FINANCE Tmmetiote : CLARK se apm 3% South Saginew nee ey | Sass REAL ESTATE. ibe tn tote’ with some? FOR RENT GAS BATION LOW | 2% Toor TO $500 a er se PE GUE ne i De Te “ and te § tS Sas. can inventory, $7 8 Telegraph. me ANS $25 « or FE bie! FE 300 vn POR Suburban es ot ee ee eTw.| son Bradway Co. 1169 Majestic a ___ STATION | On signature, Daggnemely today.| WILL TRADE Pago other reason- “BUD” NICHOLIE ONE. 99.800 with Pw cinnen ‘and —o Bide. WO Vow with house, PE 2148. Phone, ENFFICIAI i. tan be seen on week . REAL ESTATE ffactive shome asd” lore tne done 1 oo Leceted juct | wee SS Northweners ot Middiebeh GAs STATION (ND ¢ ROOM LIV- = ANCE CO. __sad ot 168 O88 a Saar? tute ake Orion Village dows: 2 \Sodreome up. Net | 2, J0ut_rugm bowses, ‘privileges )) 2Ordan +6121 mura Loy es yo liad ny WILL TRADE 37 FT, LIBERTY ha 3 "pepo, gaoy te Be ware “to Tey two" Phone for" more partiviars O} BUILDERS ~- sod es — LICENSE, LiV-| re 3 ome” = nae tollet and Le AE bese, room — J oe ae s ain s went rom pone] Fenced yard, STREET 6 room O 9 CHOICE LOTS ing auarters apave. Tankp in, for 9 wit SWAP EQUITY a8 eae oe rising rm. extra} =} car garage. oll heat, front and veer’ ated in porches, FOR BETTER HOMES Secrificed for a 9 Seared Some in rede $31 pare. Need Money suits on ag down, 3 full ’ ae. : bascment of] heat, $2, GAS STATION FOR f Pontiac c ie feree,btcen maeectematic | buy Si $12. 190- $3,500 Gown. down. "Priced right. RATORALLY Twp. daa Just off Telegragh |i pc.” nina omerenaida MARKET, | 1ry ss near as vour telephone : ow ZIMMER 3 F | rane Briel at" ph. tor '| Seminole Hills fa ent wtburoan ome june | Romer ith a large sereenta and WARD E. PARTRIDGE, | fotsg"s. ood, buster.» lest 8l21 Ee ott Se or . P . Nite grounds gins and 3 ° ss forces “ will agree or vacant . 5 r. ‘ Brick. story, 3 bed- pe y old. 165 ii block, store -8316) . fixtures 500. 715 5 farm. income here Be aa SY ee ag eg ee Poot dsr"ou ns ot: | REALTOR | FE,2-8316). Scfvanerge (die ror oute foancine,,renmencing | Sates Geol : : modern = y Kam n 6Y. OWNER > SEORGOM_MOO- we. Lares soo teh does re ae room wiih pictur we’ ek BIO LOTS exw LIQUOR BAR ot | Sartny per ot ane ess} Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ‘ . ural modern bitches. | 1et us xtra lots Auburn and Rochester Rd.) 41... tax gross All the on your repay 7 ome. Want equity FE os. room, family kitchen. et. ee nee hal teas: modern home with 3 ¢ Near bar in modern bidg few mintues. TN “Mm &£30 , Pull, closet spac sexe ff. Nice $205 to $406. ern the most in a _Eve. “i ¢ ‘ : 0528 . ADAMS Kigh. basement "with al € aan ot! furnace ant pam vari for sain poreh and i car ¢a- WOodward 29700, Detroit _ D latest sweenent 7 . ment WILE TRADE | 16 ROTCS Realtors , FE 4 ON PLAINS mf Md by appoint and some woods. Only fae rae 4 away and will sac- | Tust Look At we May consider H & Auto housetral = T hr - Sun gORAYTO ment. 012,600. Bacy terme on rifjee for ve, aS sana CHEROKEE HILLS! “ _ TORY DOWN ome Part Sa ae Relais Weathanas | Very a Pa A AMERON H. CLA down peyment. the advantages NVENTOR oe ~ For Sale Clothing Beaecabive Beal p—- 8 BAS ie, sehoe 8d | North nr “Gore Bvesings ACREAGE ie ‘lose ta country location Esa | Poop oct wornood gre) T OCIN) Company __For nnn norowrance . yoy SELES | 705 Fourth — |p war ZDOCR ARs | ‘in SiSincomt ppl" sem | Trirans Ba-—d Stet vou Sass sa Chat, at | Gomme acne, ent Mae | ore ae meerzse isare j . " DUCK ern down for owner site soon supported = flannel slacks Sener, “D ecdreone, ita | | AE WHITE Amp DUCE Ls (“room ‘modern upstairs, Nice W. BIRD, Reaktor inventory an‘ it's yours a ts condition for 824. STOUT'S a EAST- SIDE money. 3 bedrooms. i's suid) shade, * 91.560. = basement "with eae hier eps unity National we es Jease tiene quarters avaliable TEAGUE ee CO. clit arrears yom . . furnished, lot 30) au says must sell 60 . N. ROW <0 “En hn Sheet eee |e ww a =x ss + CHOICE PARCELS — STATE-WIDE ROCHESTER, MICH, SR ent block 4 large rooms $2.- OFFICE OPEN te Of good tertile Pontise LOAN $25 TO $500 : “ypibroom. interes Sengined. 3, A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Seif Ganrenieat locatita "Only #15 "Pontiac Sate Bank Bisg LIVESTOCK sLooees — EE, SORT month | two bed- . ey 2833 John A. " PE 5-0978 Rockevter OL 6-071, OL 1-0708 |. sotled, were Up good crepes & Acres, 4% ‘large Sate Garden, . FE 4-2 BROWN, Realtor| Freee ME | ® Ou Rew Gomem. Ome s * : kennel Lots, oh Rd. ibe, Lab ’ <;CE IN A LIFETI) silks left $12.96 95, I Se ae es) 1k Ss Telegraph 128 wwe ot PE 24810 Bie A ONE Aas wae’ NT NEED sow ih Some. fo formerly $16.56 te 15.08 RRY OIDDINOS A HOME OF YOUR ee ee ee | eecaecar Games = ee $24.85) to 829.08, i" oom | 2895 JACKSON WHITE LAKE : & sewer. , business to custome? | 0 coats size 12, 7 ow! MILFORD, MUTUAL ¢2161 or +406) OWN i ayer. a. eS ee | O sree fete and eee. wow == Lake bn] accoun proc- - aa BOLbae FAMILIES terials, and manufacturing { price Ottawa Drive . aa Ge oe a , AD] ess included. 95.000 igre oe Se ee ee a AMAns DANES _— : & grand three bedroom vements in. Priced 6750 Terms to ———— Press, prob _ a He y B87” 11 g. Sagina’ . w brick noms with ail of ibe ap- [ nonetay—tengy Ball call, Mrs. pertnerchtp. Write Pos and repay cal at our of |CANADIAN 8 T, 4 ents that w make FE 56-2004 FE : - Telephone us or 14, 950. = Fe mt, urine "hae provers | Spaetey TE, eet Pee RESTAURANT oo Matabiichet od Por thing for your | Nott, an CLOTH me A comfort and convenience. By ap : sussp vectecs en main high: OAISO ORAL, W ig hy x ACRES. Immedi P : bd — parking space ST A PERSIA: y s * Fr Pontiec, Pony stable aed | Seminole Hills LOTS fle from cr without” fixtures — acess curaP CALL PE 21908 _ 22 young bea | Se - s 5 one m payment to resp Ls } A _7 PM copte trees wow Vie in | bos ome 008 "Rochester, “Vise vooutiful, 100ua9e ROBELL Soy WANS SHEEP LINED, ORW garage. Hveegwing mosers we | home Wt dinne room, son | swimming peat stated’ en | = PEAT. FSTATE FE 4-1574 Sree eat | oe minute. $19, “moe Gown. oma “heat. double ae | ake ok tne 1103 W. MAPLE, WALLED 702 Pon Sale Household Goods 57 DOWN 2bedrm. home west| room. oll posse —owker hes | eniv 62.900 with Maser L~ PM. Sale pO OO En ' Mot Pontne, ee an ee | ee f | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ayant tod baat ut GET CASH QUICKLY APT SIZE | KROENLER BED © Farm style peer for subur- |. ke Estates (17 wy. saginaw 81. ST. 10N s with lav $7,500 | Will trade Flizabeth Lake until 8:30 rtunity 16 room 0 ain, FE 28378, Kitchen a, goed ban property. Cogid be used lor os ae wane 4 Gpen eves brand new tunch room, excellent pto ANTIQUES, OATELEO TABLE & ing space, heated sun ie | hustaces. —- frame home all ~ brand uipment, living quar titie. ANTIQ tables. | MY 3-408. ee ee A $0,950 with terms. | | So weekly meome. $24.-| 19s¢ to 1953 cars. “Bring inutes. | —_'smp > FURNITURE. 003 Ise adjacent. 1 s ACRE. Lake region west of Pon- ow one ; | Lor FOR ON 113 W.) ters, & — teen eq Most deals closed tn = ture, ALL KINDS OF 7 closets, Besuseut, nas 1 Well-consttucted }bedrm.| (G1 palance available Strathmore. 2-9942. res ao get agge ~ «Be ~- on ae tae Oakland Ave, Rear, _ and sutomatic rm kitchen. 1% baths. — §. CHOICE BLOOMFIELD splat Bt. Teatiac Phone FE Monateres une Size CROSLEY REFRIOER- heme, meso Ae Pigeon 2% ACRES, CHOICE Poplar APT. n_ 7m ccee, | Se | ee cee. eee = OAKLAND see Bar vane os fishims lake oo ternis. ; TRUCK STOP DOING GOOD BUS. : priced to sell heat, | _ 22872, iness Located bet. John R. 3-7065, ae : ' SPENCE ST —- €rooms of ‘exchange for farm $2,800 down er 47 Ra cp Auburs Ave. “kw ToRRID “dows Betas" this wet mataamned Bewe. | CLaREsTON SCHOOL. DISTRICT. | Very nd schools ‘Immediate pos: | For Sule Acreage | Pe ren, ere) LOAN CO. ("wor & ion . IS WRONG = so Va Teed: ee ed oe ee | ee Buy TO IRD’ 40 see. San ate a P Bituated on lot Vestibule rm. modern colonial home. large session. Attention Huntery _Partridge is ‘THE BIR’ - APEX WASHER RoWT Lf f wntrance t apactouy living basement with oil See Gardens oe ecres, so tah. i CHAIR BARBER eROP On FE 2-920 trailer, 46 Crosley. wun nehereh tegpines. seediten “Seer ssrege, Seaen | Huron Gard PR pon = ame, piso lease for sale or rent. Reas. _ pump. FE +i) —you-WAn? Sving “ond” atemag seems. Sern. 617,500. 84.500 Sewn, Very neat and clean. 2 car a ie eit Deir tobe Pt 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE.BLDG | ABOUT ANYTHING YOU “ance Tiving and = + ery W. Huron st. §1,- | Lh : e heaters, all ; Tile featured =o LAKE AREA’ Large lot,| rage. Just off W. FOR SALE | ® oe —j} on Pecche win conte ajiasnedt oes ference, Year Goregel paved road, tees — ” i " grniene, #30 ‘2380 Newberry Read Partridg © NS bew book cane bead boards ap At gentiicn Grenghont. home wee = 20 ft living rm. | | ake Front a Panges gas be elec. 68 UD, ¥ — Se es Se ca aan | Lake Soneee, Pion Only 68.380 | ACRES THE “BIRD” TO SEE pg LE A : u ° ne 7 RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | Sew ot only ; _ | with #1 34e down Oxfora io Sas land win |* TAVERN | 025 to s800 tod Thasad Ei ‘ naps) bedrooms 1 W, Huron Open 6 FLOYD KENT, Realtor . WE BUY AND SELL ia of tanmee: Beers +00 cas | MAIN oT, ia this| Community Loan Co. vow © sce ow: D room comnang PE 2-8 Estate Exchange | 94 w mee ee CONTRACTS Sestni camp. Was teolos, aa ma an. bo seamen tav- 30 E. Lawrence rate. Sinse up. Many omer : rhead, a : seo, ae ETT (ese ICHOLIE) sroyp xen, Rotor | saan SS) Fea nar GRE, ovn many ParaaEeT 2x8s and boards N W. Lawrence FE 54 ; . OR TRADE ANY- $25,000? Grab the phone ANN mW. ; Over Eves for contracts. wr Sor SELL, SHOP ly $3000 down = Dixie Hwy. oe COME OUT & . is ye BM = + ge id e AND HARGER CO. _|ar. omnes on eae BUSY RESTAURANT a UcRES OP FREE PARKING. Oree es OFFERS ae! tte ee Pn Pe ere $1,600 DOWN Up to ORO TT en ne B. D. CHARLES. ReAltor Close In “BIRD” TO sKE |? Ge Sate | Lake Prop. 44 For Sale Farms = 48) Large. wen nar Pontiac Plenty $900 CASH «6 Sue on ot Aupura Bate FE 4-0521 OO eae aoe ae WEST 5, INCOME = | oo alee ou Saumur 3| Siesta See sate coe ee: ND STAND WE * ; ~ ‘ Evening “ . OWN- PA ‘ do approx. $48, av D CAGE AND Baw. Mo Stout, Realtor [22,8 7H Ones , Erenine Ged" aches, "3 "bedrooms Donelson & Mi Benedic{ schoo “ean a 10 CaS 2 bara Only 418 300 ee ae ae trade for BE ohes ay To fowtiac | ar ese ee Y Edw. . , Co-op re exce or D sinds. farm. Better burry TT M. Seginew st. ~~ NEAT a heat Aico 4. fosm modern duice. 8 rooms,” 2 sales ia ‘al Feates tnitiea: edkest bus. =e) et eee 4 ee — end Oskland County have: bor. | a a . Open Eves. RA 5-8165 GATEWAYS to home. 2 car garage, cement 2 car garage Near schools & consider rental to ee ¥. are 8 © | TAKE GROC., HOME Se ears. TTLE GAS 5 a Oe ee | Selatan stkeee Seen SRO | family with option te ang 49 ACRES MODERN HOME. “i4| [_. . bear lalaiue * BO 922.77 PPINESS fe oa ae eS “Fishermen—This Ts It | Siistutt Sea Sit? MON | pr grocery wth beer 6 win LT TRE Oy | mailed tm rour home for 62.7 gett —This Is Orteuvitie, 063, _ 26x50 ft.. basement! ftraBiE UP-TO- cenp' : ' HA . Drayton Plains—1 % M4 VACANT, COZY F ES furnished. 300 | "4 ACRE FARM pag lg = ny f-8, modern COMPANY WHERE YOO 4R5/ Sine Ee LAKE HOME : BRICK BUNG. *“frontage om Rifle River, Pull New 6 room home| home wit® 2 car garage “| “wa BSELTs. B _ VACUUM & beau } —LOCATION | Acres $RIC ft FE $000).| Near Gledvim. New acres @ combination that . vacuum cleaners co. Standeeaped late front ist | VALU! = a te cay "L vetre os. Living | On ever % nore of tad Com- Price $1.500_ Rvenings, PN ane LE a et Troe hard to beat! Only 610,000 plus cee * short. ‘ae SEWING MACHINE SUPPLY . On ae a + 3 PAMILY te wn de only 3 years old. Living tetely mode.n 6 rooms & bath. | ke & Water Frontage under cultty or hunting loge. Only stock down are s gind| FE 2-9143. aieet port 2 car} Contratty located to Lincoln J wears. tals ituen mol| leas tel Mepement cox eens] Lake for farming sr employmen ch Buckters | CROSLEY SHELVADOR. 9 OW. erage. Call today. Bebout large ll planned £ fam Basement with | AC beat | automate Full price just siaave.| {ige",Orerwa, Paina, Ae tow oe THELMA M. ELWOOD] warp F. PARTRIDGE Trees oon Te Le ee | fe ale wader revoeaaaed, » ST. MIKE’S rib telad Le sheesh anh ho: "nll combinetion stor m Lay You can move te today HOLM ES-BARTRAM 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Lake an 7, | OFFICE OF neon sy Bo SE kind and considers Gash FOR Sa tae ess a a pored ene epee: Fx scr vale —— berries and’ fruit WARD FE. PARTRIDGE | 4392 pisie fignwa: OR _3-1950 | we oini Prices th PRINCIPAL Cifies BETTER BE SAPE THAN SORRY |“. Poon OR eS WAT Uving rm. ruiel 2108 por ee fond trees 1% car garage. ; a Fe PRIME BUILDING = 120 A COAST-TO-CO:‘ nM] Dg I inh | moi parlor & part ere 2 56 gown HARD TO er small buildings Via vee. 7ALTOR FE 2-8316 h Shores, Cass and Elizabeth ra Capac—7 room house. 2 “AJ You can te ag dh Buckner's| tress, $10. 40 Line +x a Gate eam | eee ee Gee —t”*~*«éid we Oss SPD HORSE tine S arg’ "teeters. “S| World's Largest IS a Saath Seay ae ad "face Masweam "woman @ar garage. Only $10,- ~ 7 > ACON . rty | ts. The charge! writing ~ desk General * FALL SEASON eae | ee hctcs a. cece oopenees. H Open Eve FE 2-83 monthly payments. 872 Stanley Ave. INCOM : pi pen ol ai mks wate oo. type home, | a a ae 120 3) ACRES. ™ oe eee = 7 Ea AND T.¥. . Stele. eter | of ree ane Mice es oe hese pias” iseae’ “beenea | | PR come ee tie: Gemsiy anor mumiine, our | Somraer Ca i We. NOTENES sonag* tee cae #28. Gibson 18 ce. & cea end : ex d bath one floor plan with 2 re. way, also 2 knotty > 4SA Strictly deer Only $15 higan. Home*and cabins fully _Used_ 9 months. AS eosmaney, taste | Secrovma, aT iting Peer pine ‘Tooms up. Full "base Sale Suburban Prop. — fir ith some ‘timber furnished. “Tate “ear ‘or house” See ak ee a ee in one draneries' combination ment with oif AC heat, fins ———— : ealtor| jraier-as part down pay i aun aa 960.95 en | Sinaloa erate Sea ‘scrose, snd eigen garare unted oe) —— BEAUTIFUL VIEW | K- J. “Templeton, Realtor gevats one for Mr Rose oe Mr} FSUICK NOY | sim These are brand new asd = cape 50x 150, a 7 c s in ) or Ince we . \ % hn K. Irwin | feist weer, Pros] PSA AAR trmom moder tome tea | Mayon zz ite, 9 r NE en trea FINANCE COMPANY | petty, tone Gant Gore B. 0. ; ai Satis ST SiS "gown. VACANT fon PHA erm 2 ny on ci 'aqcar garage, 130 | MI 200 ACHES ON di REAR TRAY. IRWIN & ROSA | Scent Soemaw act Sait! | lank, ‘compare and ‘be par ‘ -8EE IT TODAY lnves apartme hool and te Sot Geo Sats totag, pon A , Michigaa | Fluorescent, : Nvestment . Located near sc! fenced we acres hoo) 260 win Avenue Street, Pontiac. ALL YOU NEED _ | Clarkston Investment | transportation, Priced at RTGAGE rl ecelke oe oe WiLL ARLE GROWING, PRITova ee Puke Goon Dime ‘Misneey Seat laee Ave : ALL ND A PRAU / Fooms, oi] heat, full base- only ar eupeenean NOW. aarcn “MO 1AG $4,300 balance or $10, WiLL, ENTING alt io Reel. 2g I lassed in pore 3 Call 43723. and Mand you are ene 4 a7 cae ee oa panto pay ne - t Si de = wee he ble kitchen, “hardwood —— rE . Property 49 of Oak. Weetly and ae 4 Phone OR 3-1221 eandition, 438 Phone Pa &cre pict with frontage nice lake now $s 1 ; Sale Business y pad rly location Scho! mith pape ‘s soolp and Jaawe root "yearly ey Z. terms on thm 6 room whiney re ame -— yn| town, must non encther L~9 ETROr TAR bath one floor cian home. You'll Priced to sell at $21,000, enon Gan large \ HISTLE eo FT. FRONTAOE OM, JOSLZE mate. Call = oe $s al ae emneean, teats ec, Sree in| term dae fomvcapene be | wna ree eet baw og ol belecer : Bor Royal Gut. Michie. | | Mortgage Loans 84 SOUNE MAPLE BED_@PRINGS amily — : : — at ag, Tom ll basement nod AT Acres Ortonville | fade and target te porte io iake ith ake | 5 SaaS rone‘an t| Sale Land Contracts 84 LOW.INTEREST saa ee Tentonable. FE BT Lees) ara) SES es | Sil, Seana aly ca WORK | opamic tots gs sees tenty| stores BRAT BE EEE eee tr ‘bist ‘ernized. st 8 cost of over | 5 Bedroom 1 ACRE Enathetn Lake RO. PEesa. | LET‘YOUR $$$ declines: mortage cose Dea ao . - ; should B . ‘© Buy—To Sell—To Trade in", large ba! song An ideal home for the large C8 yared a. a eee p Ce FOR ae tn H. G. PETERSON RTT aT” | «Gage cet S| ute pee mes ure ec cate WS} 1) RAISE YOUR IN-| Sha esate S| Kine este eE Mis; | YOU'RE STEERED TO HAN au room on yeh ell Pea Totals eu Se Se rit | eo use Classified tp mreamenty eum 55) what “on Pe bedrooms up. Also sma . exterior. . This south Bee this Tih : ALE or . al ant) Ads in tag | eet AL ESTATE | ads. They sellrentquick-| Safar Se vo | ESET, TOM tai, con | vant gvdy in Ponting A 4 2 9! | ee onanertte nel wi een im. suri, use tace| ly! For_ad-wrting help] olh08) Fe Geant aa| fire Read Casstied bo FE 2-0263 Roy Annett Inc. GILES REALTY co, |u# ¥. pu, | dial FE2-8181. eT Te. cany zs, vite, Omen ew Huron cn Paes pat — Ae — 7 OP | ate ee , : : = : . . « - a ne ; nn . * ’ ! = : : : ‘ale $ fag > 4 } ! ® % } ar . ; é ~" : { %, 4 si ™ « ; | - i ; ea - 4 \ * Fi | ‘ ' 4 . Se ES : . A s 3 n/PoNTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 * THIRTY-SEVEN Foy’ Sale Miscellaneous 60| MODEST MAIDENS — Sale Farm Equipment’ 76| Rent Trailer Spaée 79 0 NEW VANIZED PIPE ee xm mente = acme ie oo SPRBCIAL _ | TRAILER sPacns, Pie ae ; “ta. at ft , mR} Z _ | Steete trader’ Pack. nee ia ce | MIG UNIVERSE ONE ROW POTATO | | ,##8i. . . s = 3) DIGGER WITH °¢|*“*" ad” wn COUNE. | See ina “eecinte weeper. K ING POWER TAKEOFF. | Auto-Acessories 80 _ 3 B TY LIKE NEW. ~ ae . ! ATTENTION! | “is On St | er Foor —rRIGIDATRE aE rene Plywood PONTIAC FARM AND | ro, wrecking 1909 te 1006 w | al as Berton cat a zs DAYTON SHALLOW-WwELL “txncheg cabinet doors S°drewers| \* ie L GIVE KITTEN INDUSTRIAL CO. SoeP ich cael tee entienap ened . | dition. $50. FE 2.0004. | sryers a ia, Sty goer wep pent aaah | san Rene PUTWODD CO, | ' y SUL, | Bre Sota Fema pel Peet | 825 WOODWARD AVE. |. cies cet sista aad bck : ‘ Ske antee 37323. AAA Ai eS - | ies an) : s een Animal Bee) FE 4-0461 or FE 4-1442 : = a caealaas e Co. 584 Andersgnville ‘tor semigioss $3.79 gal. OVERHEAD GARAG : Deemed . + | gue League ___ : Sa, | Dal inl te _ | controls. nee ESE TERMS, |“ USED TRADEIN | Open Sundays 12 _|S,H,? 81 Cou a & Tess CM oie SFE Dre *| SEEDER GALE. os | pune Bens fw ga coiise semmone tte DEPARTMENT . | m2? Avtar na fat cro | Th gal‘ttme site | Doge Teelned, Bearded 70) Seti or uu eset, | Mensou Prasunaiy aren 0 Ber ish nt J Tit back $1495 | BACTORY @NDS, WASH BASING, om A. Thompson, a ae ° BOARDING. BATHING AND CLIP | LLY bor MOST MODERN | ts consis Wanker *helr end ottoman $18 | 9908; @ 4 ‘Tompson o © Bg ns: ghink eM. Perry FE 24113. | AND COMPLETE SERVICE IN |? GPG e, TRoce AS = sey, [fra a Nag” BES | Panel FRENTE WBE | CEINTONGES f . false mis Vanee | ceecomemnenscntone | sn. fa tet \ | = 7 | at : teed a be SLASS. GLASS, GLASS Bas tabs ty ore tives [Rettacrsior TN” BRS] ee ow we ROCK HOUNDS | | | Hay, Grain de Feed 71) SUS | ee ase in ately gaan tt Beg Sian 0 orl Ton pecs] CO MANY TREE SITE cy | dot pafurtrg fir cont sine 8 | “noremnad pecans. ala tae CORN, Quits may gumam, | Eko EVERY CURTOMTER U@ER | he" ‘cred! dite | gas : = . Lt a i. n 4 wa i fa THOMAS ECONOMY FLBcTRIC & OM WATER REAT. P z| Marene citing serial ; 0 DAU | ae caw eare era Pre ee ee ON, THOSE | Suite ig" “curtomer, Wh | BANK FURNITURE co. FURNITURE Co. Sa aye. li sizes. at — et AS ER 7. _————~ . oar! gf 4 5-e700 N Pann AND FACTORY WE) — [cen or Fr Gap oraTion 36) 8, Saginaw Laundry tre} faucet $21.95 Wisi oF ——i : ‘WINTER BARLEY SEED | PanM AND INDUSTRIAL TRAC. ivy. Avie Glass &, E- TERMS -—~ If . Gueck Our Prices- We Convinced! GUNEnAL Wannmonen CO Ssemenane _ MAS | TORS AND IMPLEMENTS, WE | 2-Ost/#ed_ Avenue | SLSCTRIC STOVE sib DUG. hi a pa Oa Paani AnD 7288 DixtE HWY — PARK FREE - & Fer Sale Livestock 72) SSS fin retcke ae tin ae 8 . Therm off stove, 940 complete WROUGHT BUNE | hardware, 30 x 68, window 24 2 30 5 a OL, STOVE, AT GONDI- eee sae. > ~ op pe eres Chewing PARTS Pe abn and emerions = SH8 : ims. PE So. | Avenue. si i FORD Fs AND TRIRTER: — regisiered stock, } weeks eld @| QUARANTER SAT 16 PACTION Kote ot ‘aed arta tor “4d care ee . keg | Sgtape bain een . wale ita PR weed| OM FOUR wel Saae ann. mm 98 & / — swe Wy, Wanen Siva. acne Sylvan) PONTIAC FARM AND /|‘ 3oret, bo Si mee. a munek ee Smee) INDUSTRIAL | ACER | eB. Bee oar AL ANon ee ee "“ Holstein cows and heliers te the | 925 8. ooo = +0461 a ; : food aise Dest wife. Georet| canto “Imagine coming clear from the noon just for a bathing| sf Wunamaon. afihigen ty G's | WE WANT “SERV CE . free Sain, Waa "pe | MCLANE Lino gare | ONY Coen _____| Hates oo: Gat eet] YOUR BUSINESS! | pres y4 *er.coen hay walnut bed seite , se..4c Ej . Wright will sell good herd o~ ~ Service e. Eh sang bot matched. $100. FE 913 LINCLEUMS 41.98) Sale Musical Goods 62/ Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 hs. Bi. high "producers © wel CALL ONLANDO Size = peo poner ai OR SALE: GARWOOD WIOMH | $3.65 Incide-Outerde Paint $149 Gal. | ~~ mwnnrews | ennmnnnnnnnnn ww | reqatereg Metstete cove, Revers! = BIACKETT. INC. ; oressure gun tyv. ail burner with | 6x8 LINOLEUMS 5c | ACCORDIONS, FACTORY PRICES | NOT NUT GOOD BLACK | Pd dullls Wil also be selling Your authorized Ferguson Dealer | CRANESHAPT GRINDING IN : .| contegls A bargem OA $225. $4.95 Dutch Enamel $1.85 Gal) Enrol! tp our @cheo! | dirt, Bank terms, see Floyd Kebri. ~ =} in ieee ear Cylinders 2 ir cj ‘A pia: Lo FOR SALE: 806 §5GAL. CLOSED | 0c @x® Linoleum Tile éc| 907 Accordions Base YARDS! of Detroit. —— weteael Pees . Auction Sales 77 chon. Bi te g Bee ee ee Woh bes|_ Sennen. "| Read steel drums. $1 ech. K.P.) Harold's, 140 S. Saginaw Fi oti locas io nates Weak SD ND kere | mt BALES MANAGER 8 | oot oct ear 1. ; a —— mene 1 f 4 m, #2e_ Crib, 06. Mi +704 Wayne Gabert’s —Sation._ e180 _Josiye Reed __ tis, CA ane VE, | ice | ling aorth ot Ontord then ¢ miles save you m se? op motor, giutch. several that are ideal for 3.and$| Appliance Specials FENCES tt 0800 Oekwood Rag) | action Garage, houses designed. head cattle 13 cows mon a Ww Look like televe sion : Holsteins. By | one ; om ee "400 bushel oats, do taies| FREE ESTIMA ._ 92 Case tractors, 8 DC iB E 5 ALL wes. FPiuorescent, -- Dy ce togen onde | apart MOTOR BALES 19-—PER DAY—19e “pinder. Jobs oo Tou AUTOMATIC tril, "Aino. «tine = CLOTHES Hele 19°-—DRYERS—19¢ Phone OA FOR RENT 19-—FE 4-3563—19¢ ousetrailers 78 MusT SELL MAPLE BED frame, exce! cond. 65. 3-T161. Oxford Trailer SALES ,4 2 i a sf i f hi! i iif i _ WOT SELL I NEW 6, FOOT = ; sweet Saha. ae Cea vine Vai WOta POR” WAN. . omen ' Used + aan PE 4-139 — 8) ge Mee ar — 9 eget. s SALES driving. 4 KENMAR of heater 1057 W. Huron MKEN SILE AUTOM = : F by SPECIAL: THIS WEEK hae gt EET cea LUMBER KENTILE | ig ‘ ise de eri anc TPO a ne ateas | ON 20 GOOD USEDT- > a tour Oca es TWO YARDS Aeghalt le, maruicied . $8 se se ue Seek eee | cee % brown | Good guaiiiy Sebagoes. ¢ by. wp.) TRAILERS. WE ARE| wanted Used Cars 88 Ga ot ere rea | Pen ao pB| ELOOR SHOP | Be Dat orire Sage | RT Petar || Ata ee Kane — “Tacha CLEANING HOUSE. | ~—~Snie6 Used cae ri ge crib and) pew, metirese SUNDAY 10 TO 3 Open 94 we 8 sagmew | TALBOTT LU | KELLY’S HARDWARE ovina - COME OUT AND PICK| THE HIGH DOLLAR LS! “Weout onaroom gus: | tut meet rock. per sheet. 8038 | ipa BELT GTORER. | WIEN tants SORTS, Sach | et autem. re FORJAN KENNELS ‘UP A BARGAIN.| For, hich emade used care. we fine; “doveanory, fhe. Bag ita 'W. Bie beards a. oor it: Guvervel nd. Pooues, 9E po =f i et ; one. 3 me | Fpeen eee 24 se OR _3-0268. TERMS, TIME OR oe Gem. Srre Se ee Fain mace i wed. Pee neo 608 0 A , ahie RENTAL BASIS. | "HJ. VANWELT | 3 RESTON WAGER, | hel er OXFORD TRAILER | omen = EATS i | 124, vine ooring gale, ver M . SALES TARA ANY MARS ea FE & “ Eonoitle per es ee ee BCONOMY CA a re | 2° blanket ins!. $4.90 — CALIF . TEER oe eee, Pontictc | septs aise ee Chief SS MOBILE HOMES | “esr, "@ @ Whirtpeol_ironer MAKE SURE ITs ee =< | ey =e BURMEISTER a tk to a fh te longi Up vo | Bagley Auto, Parts James Delut dish washer Northern Lumber Co. : ae eee Cake os toe ' Deas sene ag e || tT Cy Lake Bao tap Caiy Ak omer | SEMEL AD MOCD, Sey | tre a : sindiaed Hater see's See MEM Motor ene vases oa | : . 3-273 ne. Seu . : For @ollar on late model it” ‘Byivenia TV: Go0re ssep 05 | Detroit soa? Mt tas) LINOLEUM. .49¢ sq. yd. Cond Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales | 7 - 15 Diste Hwy. pier oa “laine wrecked cars, and 1 “ Phone OR 3-120! Hollerbacks ute Corner 8 Mile Rd. and Mownd, | 9.449) ° enenpnat o . RUBBER BASH FAINT. 2.8 sul 2° Vee Dumont, TV: doors. 4, Blackett SMITH’S 237 S. Saginaw We cory ots ott -t oat. Aner ‘ eT ET Detroit 248 down dial LOOK!! i wits Ser ps. ia. Tee FT HE TIME 2000 8 Dort Highway, Punt | WFD ihe Eves 6:30 and 02s aren, Pea AINT..$298 GALLON; HOME OWNERS ———— sEACTIPCL GET aw TERE A, —Suatere 08) 3 So ; ee tea FACTORY SPECIAL |* Fr eat a. trade for lunch room _ Wanted Used Trucks 89 ay el RIDGEWAY __ | was pax op 10 «om von opp REAVY EXTRUDED ALUMINUM Monet & s6%eees, 600 cock. ve 7 PE +420) | —‘t_‘en_pickup_truct._ FE SS, % i GUANT CHICKEN COOP: AS The ot inside | For Sale Used Trucks 90 SPECIAL AND sorted lteeders; fountein: OR and can’t be Come | rem rrr nnn om a AWNINGS 37282. on ont Sor micas | OREN, % TON © picmuD. oe : YOUR I-H DEALER | ~“omtr“one "ws Uebt CON- | LARGE WARM MORNING COAI Do It Yourself om ét 28 3 bedroom idea) for travel. inte FORD NON STAKE, Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Used Trade-in Det. dition, Call after @ pm MA! ’ pe, living room suite... » 62m. ei ,; FURNACE CLEANERS. WALL PA- TT Gelaio eum ss. $9098 | BABYS HIGH CHAIR 5D _PIRY MATERIAL IN A BARN SIZE per, steamers ‘end sanders Oak- ' | “Sa wan CHAIN 6AW ov te Spece.| ti INTERNATIONAL % fas. range aa saa os » Ree -| buildings 10n16 and tivo "2 ‘aree Lk. AY yh Saise " | KEW AND USED > 1540 toe Ra. 1 mi to of Leke ag) a nee Pe - ; aK at pe “SEES 2 in f demonstration, time . Retrigereet ceed DEPT. | 30 GALLON HOT WATER HEAT. MY peas P Sutton. call! CHAIN SAWS, PUMPS ELEC. | ek yments avaliable. Miller's Oar- a“ : conan, tontes, ste, $008, Cok GR Studio couch eee T ot) wurner heater ter Se den & Lawn Equipment, 1963 8 |" trstiers om rental purchase }e0ae anytime = 2 pe. living room suite gis 9 | _3-8343 30 GAL. HOT WATER TANK awp| Pipe Gist clee sale Woodward. (North of 16 Mile), | Gooding fo. an 100.96 | 4 RUBBER TIRE FARM| cide arm gas heater, $10. oral, _Birmingham. Phone _Ml ¢-0060 down Move te immedistely Why |* 2¢-FT SEMI VANS. VERY Goon PARKIXG pony I Fl €2._W_ Montcalm. PE 48240 Vcoe qoup Senators hs | TRaiLen EXCHANOR Tratier sales, Crayton Piatas 7” ie “gleetric motor. | 8O DOWN PAYMENT ON RE. CAMP CHEMICALS Tee tooth har- PICKUPS - WYMAN’S Walled Lake Ma’ toea | FO Pa Scientific Sanitary. Bificient Mea "Detaval cream separator |G TAGHWORN tie pre ceeY | selection for” you 1s, Pie Ow SOMBINATION WOOD AND GAS) year to pay Pontiac, Piston Bere. Sita‘ cteoner. Root-A-Way a ae val Teak rotor. | 0004 08 new. Used only on short cil in “At condition and ready - ow e tava) © . Open Honse Clearance ¥ +1048, " ee 1a 8. Saginaw. gy Ae Au in ot ae, be poco Biectete — Felt to @o. ow S gteg waiher............... ; TOR = NEW AND USED : O seen @ re table. $i600 FE 23-5888 CY EN ew refrigerator... es space heater for bottle on: Purniture goa ee J. POOLE C . _ | —— 2m. 2 ———— 1147 @ Saginaw PR 8-4101 Sasmony ein Samer... $mas| fron ocd cape, ood, engl. | S1* 04 outta auigs ging | 181 nner re ese a SALES ACTIONTIN SACRIFICE | 7 = On : } IALE. , ‘ 23 negiss — woe: orecsena Geyer” Sipe) aces beter) charge? SIO | Sb Caan" often” “| Sper Sate, Genar ede wal ru, | OE, tase el Ronee te! 10, IMMER TT. POUR, aati Site ‘Highland ‘Ra TRAILE® EXCHAROE shakes. $14.50, Square. are : say DOVES, | goodness price reductions @ sew pene on -- New PETRO HEAT SER ve Pet Shop @ 8 Astor. PE and used cor’ pickers e| eet, make cay reasonable offer electric mS _.4 $178.80) COLEMAN AUTO. Gil FURNACE. ae co CHURCH'S INC. CHOIC! SOIL fas. harvesters elevators, plows, disk . YTON’S Cori MENDATRE PUR. @_Gunsaye_P.it.| ______ RO — | (8 Pard Lesie 0, Battered ~~ “GUN DOG co) Sewee ee eens ners: Edw. M. Stout, Realtor - : Fin ecm 4): an RaFLP ty and Save Now!! [77 w. seginew st. FE 5-s165 Furniture, Appliances nace. now in operation. Excellent wear oe mau COMBINATION DOORS ._ male, w ine HOUGHTEN'S Gen Eves, “tl 8.30 FORD . | 538M. Main. Rochester OL 1-0761 a a | SURE GINO DIRECT GRIVE Trailer 12 FT. STAKE how are s| Exchang 295 Dick’s Air Cooled Engines (Established Since 1932) eee PePeee| setae eres] LARRY 94.90 gach. © 6. Telegraph. scrose from Tel- room | a prea (Cucrews rence) Ey a = Sle a Ste hheeee| JEROME a Ker cstioek 88. TOR FOR | 7: 's Sales & Service sd at iow'as'# oor cent Te Rochester Ford Dealer nches $10.88. HR PORT Of TANS 62750 LOOK FOR. YOUR OP- SARDEN TRACTOR PLOW = Lo i es jtare. at tnd Hise PORTUNITY in the bac ‘ Dequind: le Oven Sundays) “Business Opportunities” : : : column in the Classified TOO MUCH ROOM? | - a RIGHT < } z tc ? io : \ J THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 * ee x | . € ed Trucks 9 0! Fee $e dod Gps 91 - 232 S. Saginaw St. ' & - | scnaiien, petoad ~ GMC Triple Checked USED TRUCKS 148 GMC panel . $196 1948 Internatiensl panel....... $205 1980 Ford ¥-4 tractor $405 1946 Dodge. Ven $196 _ WILSON GMC , FE 4-4531 se = a : mission eteeeeereere 3 ini and maide. cio e _ Clemens To ny re a ie Hf Fall Bargains AT COMMUNITY MOTORS “HOT A WAME SUT & POLICY” $2 CHEV. Styline 4 dr. radio, heater, 2 tone gray $895 eee eee eee tenet eee (Stock No, 3571 A} ; 31 PLYM. Belvedere with beautiful 2 tone finish. Sharp car. : ST DESOTO 4 dr., radio, heater, automatic trans- $845 We. ; ST HUDSON Hornet 4 dr., radio, heater ahd ab- tomatic transmission. (tock No. 3641) *S3 FORD 2 dr. V-8, clean end meat ...... ». $1,245 S$ PONTIAC Chieftain 2 dr., radio, heater, Hydra-|_ ‘matic. 3625) . $3 NASH Statesman 4 dr., radio, heater. over- drive and tinted glass.. nas oo in senacaes $1,245 Mo, 3505-A) ST PON TIAC Chieftain 4) dr., radio and heater. “Priced to sell. seers Club Coupe, radio and heater. NEW 1954s Still a few left. Get your new Pontiac at a saving. PONTIAC RETAIL STORE .Pactory Branch 6 Mt. Clemens at Mill tog PE S717 . $645 | cs ’ ee, Mo Ma Pay A CADILLAC - sidewall tone = 7 % ™* $1'305 1954 FORD Victoria 1953 PONTIAC Sas a= 3 paint $1,595 Se Huron Motor Sales 1953 BUICK | =F: 5m ” fed, hoster ve es Walks “i a ars aa | «$2,005 Bconcary Cans” AUBURY 1952.4RUICK ; ; at ang «. oaint. redio and PONTIAC; *°*™” 3 1950 BUICK 4 door, Raaio and heater. 1951 FORD Conv ertibie Courw radice heater. Ceres fe: Syne sed coin. tres ve . ieee Transportation Specials Ra-MONEY ROR, '’49 PONTIAC @treemine: © 2 dr $493 1948 PACKARD 4 doo adic snd heater $195 197 PLYMOUTH Station Wason Radio and heater a 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR. $195 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 1946 PLYMOUTH $125 199 BUICK Buve’ Sedanette $495. 1948 FRAZIER Radio and heater. $195 1948 DODGE Custom 4 dr raito and heater 5 1947 DODGE $195 1948 PONTIAC Stream lin “¢° dr heater ? tone pain $395 radio, | Many other: to choose from Community Motor Sales Inc. Authorized Pontiac anc Buick Dealer 803 N_ Main, Rochester Ore The te oe WHEN COUNTS Press Classified ad-writ- SERVICE let Pontiac 7 ers serve you WELL. Dial FE 2-8181. | 1940 Cut Rate For Sale Used Cars m = baby, | eels ee FUNNY BUSINESS” un mR, MOLIDE RADIO AND HEATER $1200. PE 54-1507 Transportation _ at its best 9 pager in...’ otaee AB) a Des ppaeeer s en] were ehueis.tw ‘49 Pym. 4 dr. .... 496 a7 + Club Coupe... 4408 8 Sete oo OU i Buick 4 dr... 45 207 Pont. 2 dr..... 245 16 if you hurry to— Riemenschneider Bros. Dodge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. 1949 Pontiac pat areas sCHUT? [MOTORS INC. mente as low as $34 4 poet ~~ 4 "* SeEN TILOPM We're just about out of | > new 1954 Dodges and Plymouths — you'll save by’ Hershberger “I’m not interested in Junior getting out of jail—just find out how be ould paint the tron ond on 0 buck a a half!” For Sale Used Cars 91 rn ser ee ee 1953 De Soto Convertible BGesutitu) light green with black with rac rT @utom atic transmiss) © walls. $140 down and rates on the SCHUTZ MOT ORS INC. " OPEN TIL 9 PM. Your Con: Come to Clarkston for a Good Deal in a Used Car! 1901. Chrysier Windsor, tase arey Rw radio fund Veet = 4 be ainceh tires, "highlander plaid intertor. 1961 Ford custom 8 4 door Has sg em Grive, r&b. the color is bronze 1904 1961 Dodge Coron ¢ door, Auto. transmission anc good tires. We also have ew new Chrysier- biymouth care left Come out and Are Some Terrific gains! NO $$’s DOWN And As Low As $200 PER WEEK 1950 Bar- adr. with radio, 1949 > segue a J Rocket 68 ddr. an dramatic. Fire engine 1948 Streamliner 2dr. with 1948 MERCURY ¢tr sedan with re- dio, heater and excellent tires. In perfect mechanical condition {1947 PONTIAC Deluxe § Streamiiner Star ae fieate, and dark blue nis! 1946 FORD Super Deluxe 8 2dr. with radio heater —e tires and paint. No rust epo $235 | 1946 | PLYMOUTH Club Coupe with ra- dio, heater. good tires and paint $95, ° CHEVROLET 2? ir Good tires and has been completely overhauled $95 Jerome's BRIGHT SPOT “22 Years in Pontiac” _OLDS-CADILLAC | & Orchard Lake Rd. FE 8.0488 Open 8 a. m.-10 p.m. heater, seat covers and good fub- ber. Mechanicaily perfect $475 with radio, heater a Hy. $495 radio, heater and Hydramatic. 2 tone paint and excellent cond- $295 $245 $195 DeSot om pe a °o0d deal! Up to pare OS 7 CLARKSTON ee ee rg one's Ars adr. Cony ~ Mich. Po oe STs atic. Low mileage. | SCHUTZ-MOTORS INC. | $5,,,tineole “Wosli""SF* cincele 112 Owesdeard Birmicgnam | iT FORD “7 DOOR, EATER. THO P.M. | S6tis, Sis3W. tron, # tn © pm. om BSCE! one "Ext wpe Ap Meaggtet a Oem |g g “tage nT OPE orm PORD V 6& 2 DOOR ‘4. TAKE over F NEW STOCK, (fergie i A Mu AND Srv fie oe cetan Hey You!) #&isss Do You Need An Fxtra SCHUTZ nee om Boome INC. Car For The Wife Or 12 8. Woodwar For The Kids To Drive OPEN TIL 9 PM. To School? If So, Here renee __ 1953 Dodge Cheve truck, This truch was @ ven only 5000 miles. See and driv this one. For Sale Used Cars 91 ower ower eens ee ee 1951 FORD. TAKE OVER PAY- | ments PE 2-1800. ~ SEE PAULSON For A Good Deal 66S Perry St. FE 4-6882 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PONTIAC 1952 Chieftain 4 Door Deluxe 8 Cylinder $1095 LABRY JEROME Rochester Ford Cealer. MATTHEWS- 4 Chevrolet Wise "ee orn, B? ire ly eatoeel Es oe: % Come In Aud See! ue | e _ fp = 65 More “O. K.” Used Cars to Choose From MATTHEWS- oe 711 S. Serinaw St is@ PORD COUPE. RADIO HEAT- a aed Naht. clean. §185 _ ear r Coronet fully equipp "$795 $95 Down Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at SCHUTZ.. MOTORS INC. DESOTO-PLY MOUTH | 9a 8. Woodward BIRMINGHAM Open Till 9 P. M. EVERY NITE EXCEPT SAT DESOTO. 1950 2 DOOR CU PE be tires mew ovattery. $450. DODGE ‘4 ee, aa extras $2495 Remaining new ‘5 ges and NO ~MONEY DOWN 1949 De Soto © 4dr Oritgina maroon Inish White walls, and custom seat covers as 828 ver SCHUT: UTZ MOTORS INC. —— 612 8. Seedy Birming OPEN “TIL oP. \ a Fo Your Convent 8 WORD 2 DR. GOOD MOTOR Take over _EM 32317 1961 FORD TWO DOOR, 6. NEW fies "Ca Fe Extra clean. +4, Call T0238 __ evenings. 1953. MG Se Seri its platen Luke ve a respect [ fe beak vm foes on the Payments as tow -| SCHUTZ MOTORS INC, YMOUTR OPEN Ave. P.M. @ KAISER. CHEAP | _call before 3 pm. FE_ 5-4219 payments New tires. 32-0333 1954 MERCURY 2? Late 600 MILEs. Good condition. go db rectiong) ights ". 100 Con ay ee“ Maybes & Waildon Rae, Bob Frost Inc. 850 South Woodward Birmingham Midwest 62200 Dolges and Plymouth» ore dem | Nas RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE. LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES oe oe he oe tee * uns eC! . M-24 at Buckhora LE. MY 2261) | * Corkner Studebaker Sales in Bir- mingham M. 4 +4 Y'all Come OLDS TAKE OVER FAY- _ments. Balance. $160. OR 37408. * to 17] We Finance / 1952 Plymouth NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 4 0 111 8. 8a we - and a gpa eh | Dem Sihey > 4 this DODGE CORONET ¥s SEDAN 1953 {fs an original 16.000 mile Equt ith radio heater turn! that wa: owned bv the he aajes signals, yeas tlhe. Thig car is mana-er wife Don't spot! ‘® ome $1, Cark- bareain u «$149 «town wil i handle ner Studeaker Sales in Birming- it. ham. MI 43410 SCHUT2Z MOTORS INC. DeSot. Plymouth Dealer OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. For You> Convenience "A OLDS 7 DOOR CHEAP. FE CHEVROLET La Convertible ‘ay Mr. Big behind the whee’ of this beautiful sun- gold convertible. Equi with radio cae nd white wal) tires Oniv CHE “VROLET "49 Convertible. Soak the sun- shine im this little k beauty tt has: Radio and heater, good top, vere good mechanical! @ remarkable value at PONTIAC ’52 Fass” ach ‘te ten“ Michigan's Finest “The Big Paved Lot on the Corner of Woodward & 13. Mile Rd. eos RANE abt * HARGREAVES} == HARGREAVES | MERCURY 1981) $500 FOR|] equity, PE 40:0, NEW '54 MERCURY HARDTOP $395 DOWN Includes radio eater, electric clock. turn signais, * British business interests fore- see Russian competition. They had hoped to build the steel mill. Amer- ican businessmen, especially —o equipping the steel plant and that this loan "Tt would be repayable in Indian ru- pees at 2% per cent interest over a 0-year period. Western diplo- mats here say India will probably accept. 5° § _ On Any of CE Uttravision Console GE Blend Console, half doors: . PTON Huron Every JOE'S ARMY WAVY TRADE-IN 21-Inch TELEVISION SETS DuMont Console, blond, long doors, Reg. $465.00—$100 Trade-in .. Reg. $469.95—$100 Trade-in Evening These 1954 _ Reg. $399.95-——$100 Trade-in Reg. $429.95—$100 Trade-in Terms Available SURPLUS W aterpreet 5x7... 6x9 .... 8x9 ... 6x7 .... TARPAULINS Mitsewprost $3.50 | 9x12 $10.80 $4.20 [10x12 $12.00 $5.40 }12x15 $18.00 $7.20 [12x18 $21.60 $8.00 [12x20 $30.00 HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED HERE Heavy Ca ter taeeee American Field Hunting Suits nt «3 Duck HUNTING KNIVES ‘ All Kinds—All Sizes The Largest Selection in Town 95¢ and up JOE'S taw 32 S. Saginaw St. > OPEN FRIDAY ‘Til 9 P. M. We Rent Tents SURPLUS : » PE 2-0022 Red Aid to India = as Much as to loan terms. Dem Name, GOP Vote OPEN EVENINGS FE 2-2976 1221223 /16 39: No. 2 ‘ ee i i laa MR a, a a i a i i an el wera = OOS SS oA Tz 7? ae ia - A . ‘ ‘ i = “ . ’ ‘ a | fiat gh N ; es , % THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954: Y 5 bl \ i ketchup on his arm and then hid that she just Wanted to see the/@ week, But the animal's incessant | Pq ired Meters reminded of With Fee oe conutee von anfeery: No Help Wonted inside of my classroom again.” | onawing keeps the teeth at a usa- oe ae @ Police Warning the gory arm dangling. His accom-| PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP) — | ble length. HELENA, Mont. # — The windshield. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. &—Sheep-Fiiicd drove around town. Citizens | Fee fire trucks and six police) Growing Helps Gopher - Seton & pecihelienah auueotian 40 E wi were dispatched to rescue 11- laaiy, the tonnage youngster wiped | |. 4 ine cops: year-old Lorraine DeFusco from| MADISON, Wix. (UP) — The] The organ has companion | Te Neenah Ci te the ee de Sor, stntow indigo of a Conmaration Department _spstel serene OO? oe ‘anada's longest r is grade school. Lorraine, @ gopher’s incisor teeth grow ‘The ‘youngster had daubed the | MacKenzie, about 2.514 miles. | climbed down unaided, explained! 46 inches a year, almost an inch| times, tardy motorists. The motorist- is | contests. \ oa oe —— ae ana = —_ LS + 7 ee 4 ry : . \ cmesnnemmremmecrpacnrs—ne : | Negi” Figured Frieze SUITE i : st 7 2-Pieces; Choose Gray, Red, Green, Beige al Se You Save ‘15! “¢ Designed with Smart Sweetheart Backs F of Spring-Filled Seats and Backs Matching Nite Stend Venlty A beauty for your home ot special Sears sov- 22.95 $95 ings! Smart modified Lawson suite adds style . and distinction to your living room Whether SEARS f decor is_modern or traditional. Select . e LOW PRICE rom four bosic shades that harmonize with 3 P L d Oo k M d all color furnishings. 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