on: ras i bog } : woe areata parma Dente oe ‘ f. Mh. Sesthes tesenn Poonsiin , : cout cP) . ire Tish YEAR SiS ty SESE “PONTIAG, MICHIGAN. “TUESDAY, OCTOBER * 3 1957 —32 ‘PAGES a moc PR = < et Up New Group ix tudy Sa * y R Local to Greet ‘Hoffa Thursday at Willow Run Glsi in 1 Girls’ Rooms? From Our Wire Services Gov. Orval Faubus’ executive sec-' LITTLE ROCK, Ark. —Arkansas| * Faubus Finding Support jexchange with the White House on ithe dressing room charge. Sikes refused to name the per jsons who called him. He said he # when the time comes” retore— from the 4#-year-old governor, The Army in strong terms’ de- ~ Aussies Take Sputnik’ S Picture + Oakland Board ' Votes to Form Committee of 9 retary said today he was told by was told there were “two specific|@7_" ‘oops had invaded the)” Special Body to Include “0 ie ) . dressing rooms. Victory : Fete Planned; #\six Central High School girl stu-|instances,” one occurring just be-| "A school official termed Fau- 3 Citizens; May Call i in: Probers Eye Mystery dents and two student , mothers 'fore a seventh period girls’ gym bus’ claim “ridicdlous.” class, another involving a girls’ washroom. CITES ONE INCIDENT that the governor's charge that Governmental Experts federal troops had invaded their | sehdot dressing rooms was true The governor, told last night of White House reaction, shot back this reply: “What does the White House know about it 2,000-miles of Convention Records _ DETROIT (INS) — The, "Oakland County Super- Detroit ‘Teamsters head-| quarters announced today James R. Hoffa, president- elect of the International Brotherhood of Teimsters City at 5 p.m. Thursday from Miami Beach, Fla. Local 289 plan a victory) celebration which will in- ‘clude a reception at Willow Run: Airport and a caval- cade of cars and trucks to the Teamsters Headquar- ters. From Washington comes word subpeenaed Teamster records on seating of delégates at the union's Miami convention were reportedly Members of Hoffa's home |despite White House denials. SAY IT’S TRUE — retary, told newsmen: Sikes made his statement as ; other capital sources said. Fau- | bus is determined to play out his challenge of the federal govern- ment to. an uncertain end and | “won't back down” for both po- litical and economic reasons. Arnold Sikes, the governor's sec- “T had eight telephone calls last night from girls and their moth-| «ers who said the ch was true.” will return to the Motor vir The governor's ‘‘stand pat’’ posi-| class incident, saying: “They saj door where they were dressing. dressed." without success. He explained: what the governor had said,” The White House denial of the accusation as “‘antrue and vul- Sikes explained only the gym the door was open and a soldier was standing at the) One of the girls was partially un- He said the oiaie and mothers telephoned him after they had tried to reach Faubus by phone “They said they had heard the School. news and just wanted to confirm SOLDIERS IN PAIRS Pairs of rifle-carrying soldiers|. away? We'll prove it when the time comes." A number of Central High girls said they knew nothing about any such trespass into the dress- ing reems, maintained the watch today out- jie paced slowly along the sidewalks around the big school where nine (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) U.S. Rejects en route to the Senate rackets! —- committee today after Hoffa said their had been “temporarily lost.” Senate probers said yesterday the union claimed some of the records were incinerator” by a hotel maid who later died suddenly. Committee Chairman John L. McClellan’ (D-Ark) said his group would seek to determine whether the incident was just a “strange coincidence” or an at- ‘tempt to obstruct its investiga- tion, Hoffa said in Miami Beach that the records had been “temporarily | ‘lost.”" He added the maid had mistakenly thrown the records into a receptacle someWhére in_ the hotel, but union officials recovered them. The subpoena for the records was served Oct. 4 on. Joe Konowe, secretary of the Teamsters’ Cre- dentials Committee at nad con- vention, McClellan said seveiisinani had been made for the subpoenaed documents to be turned over to “thrown down the) WASHINGTON (#—The jected a suggesteion from space missiles. It said such a step shou armament package. tion was underscored by his bitter’ gar” brought a “we'll prove it Russian Talk of Dual Control on Missiles State Department today re- Nikita Khrushchev for US. Russian agreement to establish international control of ld. be part of a general dis- The State Department recalled that the United States, Britain, France and Canada had made a proposal in dis- Make Best of Today: ShéWers on the Way the. Pontiac area, increasing cloud- iness tonight with a. low. near 50. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with showers by afternoon or eve- his group this week when com-/ning. The high tomorrow will reach mittee counsel Robert F. Kennedy | was notified they had been de- stroyed. An attorney for the Teamsters _telephoned Kennedy Sunday night and reported that all the credentials committee's docu- ments had been thrown down the incinerator by the night maid of The outlook for Thursday is) again cloudy and cooler with scat- tered showers. In downtown Pontiac, 48 was the lowest recorded temperature. pre- ceding 8 a.m. By 2 p.m. the mer- cury had risen to 68. It looks like our beautiful days are over for the time being. The U.S. Weather Bureau predicts, for * armament talks at London Aug. 29 aimed at assuring that space missiles are launched and used exclu- sively for “peaceful and sci- entific purposes.” Jameson - Parker; press officer, said tersely that “we will stand’’ jagreement by many nations—not just the two superpowers. * Parker declined other com- ment on Khruschev's interview with New York, Times correspon- dent James Reston until after officials have studied all angies of the lengthy remarks of the Soviet Communist bess. Parker was also asked for in- formation on a report, attributed Russia had propesed-a visit to the United States by Marshal Georgi on that approach which calls fur to Khrushchev by Reston, that) j | Price of Land on Mars Soars Federalized National Guardsmen integrated Central High). With Red Sphere TOKYO (AP) — The price of real estate on Mars has jumped fivefold in Japan iE since the Soviet satellite started whizzing through space. ah .* ® The Japan Space Travel Assn. founded last year to whip up interest in outer space, says it has already sold more than 40,000 acres of Mars land, most of it for 200 yen (55 cents an acre.) * «© * “Since the satellite beom, land of Mars is betling for 1,000 yen ($2.70 an acre>,” today, which was Tuesday night Melbourne sources believed thin STREAK MAY BE SATELLITE—This picture was taken in Melbourne, Australia, at 7:38 a.’m. Australian time, n- ee light Students Absent! With Asian Flu About 15 Per Cent Out! in. Pontiac Yesterday; Malkim Hit Hardest Asian flu- and other ‘Toraji Kishikda, the associa- tion’s secretary, aid today. Scientists Brief. lke on Satellites Discuss U.S. Program in Relation to ‘Sputnik’; Washington Buzzing WASHINGTON -(INS)—President double that of Sept. last complete check was made, | Malkim Elementary Schoot “was hit the hardest yesterday when 200 of the 557 students were absent, | ~ -illnesses have cut info school - attendance heavily, Almost 3,000 of the 19,000)» ‘students, or about: 15 per cent were absent yesterday, school of- fielals said. “he figure was about 25 when the At Pontiac High School 849 of the 2,891 students were absent. is 29 per cent compared to. the daily five to seven per cent ab- sentee rate. At Eastern Junior High School the absentee figure. was 268-or 28 per cent of the 953) students. This AP Wirephote by Radice from Melbeurné streak was track of Soviet satellite, (Horizontal streaks in picture are result of interference in transmission of picture. by radio), AP Wir MODEL or RED SATELLITE — This model of a Soviet earth satellite was displayed at the Prague, Czechoslovakia, exhibition marking the anniversary of Russia's October revolution, visors yesterday ordered a special committee to study reforms in county govern- ment. sion’ dedicated to house- cleaning the present gov- ernmental setup, supervis- ors: : Approved a motion by ~|Supervisor John L, Carey of Springfield Township for a nine-member committee to study possible legislative and constitutional changes in state law governing county government. * * * Ordered an experimental “open door” policy -for. its committee meetings; Gave a vole of confidence to Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore and the Board of Public Works; Enthusiastically received Chair- man Delos Hamlin's nine-page re- port on the past accomplishments of Oakland County government, he would announce the names of the nine persons he appoints to the study commitiee at the next board meeting, Oct, » Four of the committee members will be supervisors, three private citizens, one from the board of auditors and one from the — tion counsel's office, ‘|GET NO PAY. .),. | Serving without pay, committee |members will be empowered to on in university experts to help their study, but will have fo return to the board for appro- _{Priations to finance expert studies. * * * Supervisors stipulated that the study committee must make pe- Fiodi¢ progtess reports with a - View towards legislative changes during the 1958 session. Supervisors decided on a four- point policy to improve jknowledge about what on on in committee sessions. The new pol- icy calls for all committee meet- ings to be opap to the public, with all supervisors -and “interested During a five-hour sess. Hamlin, of Farmington, said * their © ; See rev nt Bandit . Zhukov but the United States Eisenhower got a detailed brief-| Pupiis are absent from one to 5 ' Pa persons” to be notified of commit. tho Kign Ros Motel k In ore dit. liamned it down. ing from U.S. scientists today on! five days with the flu, schoo! |/ ; / ted meetings at least four days in When her name was requested) wrssoULA, . Mont. u — Mis-: k ok ft Russia's globe-circling “‘Sputnik”’| health officials report. PU ni on rol advance, so that he oo tee — = soula’ police were looking for an | Parker said, “1 don’t know any.|and America's own lagging’ satel-| 1. increased absences in area, nai ASK ‘FOR REPORTS terview r, t attorney sta irreverent gunman who robbed thing about it.” Then -he adedd lite program, P schools last week, especially in “ty = nthe : that she had suddenly died of &) the Roxy Theater during a show- |that he had not actually Jooked * * * the Holly and Waterford School t m erpreted to mean county. em- “The Ten Command- iployes, when affected, and ~ ; heart attack. McClellan said his group will ing of ments” and escaped with about into the matter but hoped to do so.| The Chief Executive met for an districts, was cited yesterday by Seen by Navy Unit , hour with a group including Dr./pr, John D. Monroe, director of “be. interested in | determining; $1, 000. The import of. Parker's neni Alan Waterman, director of the!,... we i. | ‘ we whether this incident is just an-| ment on Khrushchev’s call for Metional Science’ Poentation, $n the Oakland County health depart-| FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES Supervisors asked for sum- ment as an “explosive type of upper respiratory epidemic . . and some of the casés are proba- bly Asian flu.” Holly Superintendent (Charles Coggins said today the three schools in tHe area, Holly High School, Holly élementary and Da- visburg elementary would be closed Thursday and Friday. Originally, students would have had next Thursday’ and Friday, Oct, 17 and 18 off so teachers could attend ae teachers institute in ‘Detroit. ; Coggins ‘said he now has made arrangements for teachers to at- missiles controls appeared te be that the U.S. government is not interested in joining in two-party deals. with Russia which would have the effect of settling mat- ters in which other countries have a vital interest, without giving them an adequate voice. It appeared hede that tough- talking Khrushchev had decided to use Russia's newly won position in missile and satellite. development to pressure the Western powers in- to a defensive position in the cold war. ’ Khrushthev charged that the United States is responsible for all maries of committees action to be sent to them alter a have been held. The votes of confidence tame after criticisms of Judge. Moore's past appointments of supervisors (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Plan Resurfacing M24 in.Oxford, Lake Orion i The State Highway Department today ‘announced plans to re- surface M24 in Oxford and. Lake Orion, —~ j - WASHINGTON — “Sputnik I’—on schedule ima at - full speed—whizzed into ‘its fourth day of earth-cireling today amid growing speculation as to its political and military significance, The U.S. Naval Research Labotetory 1 said early today ithat the Russian satellite’s signal was being received regularly and that there was “nothing to indicate” it is slowing down or wavering in its orbit. “Sputnik I” caused a flurry of scientific excitement. last. night when it failed to Bive its cn. a for a while. The U.S. Navy said the sig- + . nal stopped at 6:40 p.m. reported more sightings in Alaska (EDT), but was heard and said the best occurred yes- clearly again after 8 p.m. jterday when_ three observers other of the many strange coin- cidences that the committee has encountered in trying to secure Teamster records, or if it is in fact a willful defiance of the com- mittee’s authority.” 35 Ships Stalled by Fog DETROIT (INS) — Heavy fog today forced 35 ships to anchor in the Detroit and St. Clair Riv- ers. Deputy Defense Secretary Donald Quarles. ‘ Presidential News coetuans James C. Hagerty stood by a previous statement ~that-~-the United States does not plan any speedup of the launching sched- ule of fta own earth satellite. The White House meeting came as Washington buzzed with angry charges, mostly from Democrats, that the administration failefl. to push America's, satellite and mis- sile programs fast enough. These charges undoubtedly will be laid directly. before Eisenhower Recognition to Be Given —_Ground Observers Here The highest award in the four-year history of the Pontiac Ground Observer Corps will be presented tonight to Arthur J. Heaton, 44, of 74 Forest St. troubles between it and. the Soviet/at his news conference tomorrow, |tend a similar institute this week) British trackers said they traced the satellite clearly for nine} Low bidder on the project was Heaton, supervisor of the post the past two years, will|Union because it is trying to ne-|alomg with other ramifications ofjinstead at Flint due to the in-|thought the rate of the signal was) minutes, A. & A. Asphalt Paving Co., Bir- eaton, supe , gotiate as if the United States is|the Soviet's dramatic triumph in| creased’ number of recent ab-'speeding up. Their message from Kodiak |mingham, with a bid of $24,843, receive a bar in recognition of recording 2,021 hours as an observer during the past four years. The award will be made by Sgt. Samuel Beronja, GOC representa- tive from the Air Force: * * * Thirty other members of the post also will receive awards for the hours they have. spent as ob- servers. They will be made at 7:30 on the fifth floor of the County sences. Completion daté is next June. the race to conquer outer space. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) strong and Russia is weak. Adults and Teens Uphold Rochester Ban on Sloppy Dre ess Proper School Attire Becomes Hot Issue in Area 226 E. Ttroquois Rd., ‘ctcmmiill: |terviewed approved of jeans and “It's a matter of good taste black leather jackets as being ap whether children dress like that|propiate-4or school dress. ; The U.S. Naval Laboratory also -ok mostly by delinquents and wearing them sets a bad example for the school."" He felt the same way their - children should be “allowed Last month the Reckless Sescdidaney” that people act how they to wear {0 school, jof Education voted to clamp down\are dressed. They wouldn't get and curb discipline problems by|into trouble’ as quickly as they Office Building, 1 Lafayette St. Receiving awards for 750 hours will be Dave Bennett, Marion Evans, John Fromm, and Joan Lawson. Bars for 500 hours will be presented to Gene Jonas, Ben. Morgan, Joan’ Lawson, and Marion Evans. The 250-hour awards will be re- principal of Rochester High ; ceived by William Dexter, Jerry, School, the board, objects to boys * * * > * 2° # 4 Healan, William Moore, Lavonne with long hairdos and girls with | Here's what four’ adults thought C contd ceed ew eeetenres 4 John Kent: of: 246 Ferry. Ave., 4 : ZS Warden, and Hubert Sweet. For cutlets and scarfs on their heads. |about the idea during an on-the- = WAL DONAGHY County News . 17, /an employe at Pontiac Motors, a we a ney Mite Sheraton | ‘They also put the foot down on stréet interview: - EMiterlale .....esessessesel- 67 ltelt_ “it the kids want..to dress| MRS. MELON — ae Cotcher, Whit Jones, mis b le, “Personally, I don’t: thin jeans ‘Markets ......... seiwgeenay 25. that way, it’s all right as long as * 4.8 = Strait will get their bars: ARTHUR J. HEATON el ie abet task venta tacos Bs Pio ogg t 109 respectable foF ‘school dress," said) Obituaries \sc.... 5 leer ene. ees clothes.” Kent! pon Deayers 17, of 28 Cott : ve ge, Ella Salisbiiry, Waite,and engineering boots worn by|‘‘there is nothing indecent about|David Donaghy, 935 Voorheis Rd: gporty .-....--..... 21 thru 23 said . pretend a “more moder-i¢t said, ‘“It “The following will receive their sens Wopds, Leon Qo boys because they felt they were)students, either boys or girls,) The Consumers. Power technician! Theaters (+ 20 jate dress": but as long as students)” (Continued on 2, wae! °. ae wings for having put in 25 hours at| Higgins, Willard Williams, Mack’ not seas for school, Johnson|wearing jeans or boots to’school.”’|said he thought persons who wear), .TV & Radio Programs SL | didn’t war shorts of bermudas to - ae s the Pontiac post: John Baggett,/Bradley, Clifford Hill, ‘and, Andrew said. The mother of five children, she|jeans to school “set a bad pattern) Wilson, Earl ............., = school, they dressed properly." "| jis tex. s Bee erg es eis ene Beom, Vernon a: “The rule was ‘made, on the! said ‘parents should: judge what|for other kids, They are. worn| Women's Pages +6 $5 thew Only one of the teenagers it- ‘Oven Iv ere ray _|of weather.” controlling the dress of students. Some parents claim the manner in which their children dress “‘isn’t anyone's business’ because ‘“‘it's a free country.” Others say they can't afford “dress pants for boys who walk to school in all types According to Hartan Johnson, would if they wore old clothes,” Johnson explained. “We don’t want to be unreason- able. If the parents have already bought youngsters their school wardrobe for the year, ‘it's ‘a dit ferent story, At least 98 per cent lof the students in high school have cooperated with head new policy,’”) he added. lregarding boots and black leather jackets but thought the PTA’s should agree on the dreti of stu- dents. Housewife Mrs, Rodney Milton, LU aes oe) for school, but if they have a reason and if such clothing is worn properly, J think it's all right. Clothing thildren is expensive. sort of apparel represents cheap- There is a conotation that this! In Today's s Press ness. I don’t think the jackets are. _ as economical as others and the”. boots are definitely not a neces<| ; sary part of clothing.” : e*. j \ Nhe : | a LONDON (#—The tabloid Daily Sketch carried a headline from ‘Moons’ Money pan’s Longest Tunnel to Be Started Soon the Alps, extends 12 ward slong the Japan See to Tey DY Congress With ama. sa ae Ja continental Ht i ei a tai ae to t's “Some students have to they have but others just do it ans and the rest make it a law that students can’t ted tearh: 1 Gaak oxhects sould?” discourage such dress but not wear these things,” the 17-year- those clothes because t je Ingrid ae Talk . — in Jove “i re Cost is il ‘old explained. etin. earth satellite is the NEW AP PRESIDENT — Ben- The governor made the letter pub- = our American ily . The deadlock between President LOUIS (INS)—Missour!’s junior U.S. senator pas |" Yet dteeier that Canadien Evening Bull “tDealt by Russia to.U. 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Lil hit ay ial : inl il ih idikiett mn eterng from ar apy ord a 4 #6 as fu omanek ak fechas ears viene eebeteeesceweee Htoudy. hala Aneeee ‘Age te ee tenee sGhoeace 4 SO Keteeeeteesrnnes [Hav eenesvenboeee: Teday in Pontiac temperature preceding § &.m./Fisenhower and Faubus continued. jamin McKelway, above, editor /~ ; oe , : ay eee Om __ THE powitac PRESS, TUESDAY. 0¢ TOBER i 5-Yeor-Old Boy Struck, pated i truck, lolli tk sen oasis = ‘Be He oe Drayton Plains, told police he had e ere , Early Le ee I Jotwred by Posing Gor tas we aes Care Wontar of le cbnee ard hitinghe in Pant and eahy Are eas | TOMORROW mmm A five-year-old Pontiac boy was|Fourth Ave. was treated at Pon-|“4. pee. | NS “r) es oe struck by a passing car tic General Hospital for minor ¥ : for - SSE day on Columbia avenue near Ivyjinjuries, and released. Great Britain’ 3 casualties in Wileox Rd. will be at 1 p.m. Wed- deughter, Mrs. Russell (Cathie) | : nesday from the Pixley Funeral Williams of Rochester; two sons, “BONUS-BU ys” uae Home. Burial will be.in Mt. Avon|John of Madison: Heights and Rob- Ee 5 Cemetery with the Rev. Walter /ert of Rochester. | 9 am. to 6 p.m, street, as~he ran from behind a| The driver of the , Roy E.|World War I were 750,000 killed. When comfort counts.. - —7 The widow of the late Peter GOV. Williams Calls ae Monday i a fly the jet-prop a pean Pca pce it survived by 8/Special CD Meeting , EB We Reserve the Right to Limit All Quantities ; / verside Ce: LANSING @. — Ww | s pS! ot : ; e . i 2 = + Mrs. Henry P. Potere has called a special meeting ie: a Aa ; A former Berkley resident, Mvs. me os Defense Advisory Council — | = Many at Oxi Rea ea weanyiS VAKEN-Dy Death joc son stra Snanton ot 2nd j LOOR : SPE CIALS , The successful , TT ’ . , ‘ROCHESTER — Service’ for Mrs.|o¢ aun aden . ITE rR } $1.95 } Cc Value Plain or decorated style mirrors In Langton of Three Rivers and Mrs.|Heltry P. (Henrietta) Potere, 78,/have a working. inter-continental Antoinette Foster of Mendon; 13|8 fdtmer resident here and Bir-|missiie, Williams said yesterday, E round style. Full 16-inch round wall mirrors, Limit 2, ‘grandchildren; 22 great-grandchil- dren and.three great, great-grand- F ‘ASTEST TO | ' | = ae ““ children. ‘walam High Mass will be held call into question assumptions on! gy which civil defense ‘planning so Potere Funerd}sHome. tay has been based, Among these assumptions are the “prohable nature of enemy : atomic attack, their probable’ GEORGE C. BULLEN ‘Yat 10 a.m from St. Columban ORCHARD LAKE — George — > aha, with burial f Lake-|'" Ho re Cemetery ; : ge Nigga leit ia his /@ty poe all a “a > pa capacity to hit target cities and — _|Wednesday at fu {the “degree to which they could home, after several menths ef ii A fea Ly po knock out essential installations,” : he said. for 10 years, Mr, Bullen, had re-|Holland, died erday at st.) ' iti iririiiiiiiiiiiiiii titty ‘|tired from the Production Control|Joseph “Mercy Hostal, Pontiac,| Williams said state civil defense |B «7, '—Fits. 5 Sot ee ed ae ne ele rei eet _|His- body is at Pursley Funeral the Poteres came te Ro Fedeend Cut Datense expan. . ONLY 2 HRS. 20 MIN. Home, Pontiac. tn 1994 from Detrott wire they {ition will be asked to sit in on lroning Board Cover ; ‘ : . Surviving besides his wife, Mer- Pa , le twe i meeting later this month. _” eae na, are two sons, Jack E., of] restaurants. Mrs. Potere ° NO CHANGE OF PLANE : ‘ ‘Downey, Calif, and M Sgt. 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Business Dictaphone — Voubdars Study NE COR SS EES. vw are enable te micaligaw oneort CobwaulLOne yaa arrange for payments yee afford, regardiess ef how much a Graduates of, thane sommes ore Ye Seninad. Salaries are Good. Opposes U.N, Seat for Peiping NEW CLASSES THIS: WEEK Day, Half-Day and Evening . | VETERAN APPROVED ‘ The Business Institute 7 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac - Phone FE 23-3551 HONG KONG (INS) — One of }ment orders has emerged from ” c+ * ‘Name : Address Call in person or return this od tor information a a RE ig ~ EE iHong Kong from Red territory p i} Sunday and -promptly. told news- because it is a state where there's a complete lack of personal free- Ne SECURITY OR OR ENDORSES REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY Member Ameriean Association of Credit Counseilers U. S. Youth Leaves in 1946. He entered Hong kong without a valid entry’ visa .and Daniel 0’ 5. -olq chose to surrender his passport yh qeweall ‘hobbled = rather than go back into China. * * * It was ‘understood the passport men “Red China should not be/would be returned when he leaves admitted to the United Nations/the British Crown Colony. — O'Connell said be had gone into the. Communist country to ‘see ~Pwhat- lite-was-like”-there;— Dur: ing the visit, he said, 34 of the 4¢ Americans virtually never ‘spoke when controversial ques- tions involving the United States China to trade with Red China, but also the 41 young Americans who visit-\should discourage its allies from ed Red China against state depart-/doing so.” One of O'Connell's legs is para- behind the bamboo curtain with|lyzed and the other partly affected |some harsh words for the Peiping|as the result of an attack of polio “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling Experience Assist You" Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 1. Evenings by App’. ‘Michigan Credit Counsellors e Fe 8-908 Abeve 41% 8. Saginaw Oakland Theater | trading with China, noting that were discussed. | Reeds machinery and meter luniteq States,” he said “They didn't speak against the » “but re- mained silent. But when discussing “The U.S. should not only refuse|Red China's admittance to the United -Nations, 33 said Peiping| should be admitted.” O'Connell said he was one of, those who opposed the idea. - While in Shanghal, he said he asked permission to see impris- ened Roman Catholic Bishop Kung Ping Mel. The request was turned down, but he was taken to see Catholic Chinese as well as a priest he identified as Fr. Cyril Wagner. Fr. Wagner was suffering. from asthma, O'Connell said, but was ‘neatly dressed.” * * * : The Chicagoan said the people of China seemed contented with their government, but he added that he| was shocked by the fact there is no freedom of the press. . Dies After Hitting Train DETROIT (#—Ronald Rodwell, 24, son of Allen Park City- Clerk Frank Rodwell, was killed Monday when his small truck collided with a passenger train in suburban Tay- lor Township. ae DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN 7 [| pontiac |f “cee on | ‘ p in at main office in downtown Pontiac or any of STATE BANK |p the four branches. JN DOWNTOWN PonTIAc’s | BRANCHES: AUBURN HEIGHTS; 1305 BALDWIN, Stocks ,.. abstracts .. «jewelry... insurance policies — are the? safe from theft, from fire? If your answer is “no,” you should have a Pontiac State Bank Safety Deposit Box. For less than 2 cents a day . there's. a lot of “peace of mind” in knowing where irreplaceable items are, that they’re absolutely safe, and always ready for you and your family. 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IGNACE # — How in the world did = ever get those big cables up there That is one 4 the questions — often asked about the Macinkac Bridge which joins Michigan's! peninsula S across the Straits of “Mackinac. Each cable is made up of 12,850 wires. Together they have 42,000 «miles of wire in them, weigh 11,840 fons and are. 2444 inches in diame- ter. Each stretches gracefully over two 47-story towers and down con- crete anchors weighing a total of 360,380 tons. The job of getting them. in place : —_ impossible, and it is—all at inst the ‘wire, 7196 ‘of an inch thick, arrived in coils 400 feet long. These were spliced by ma- chine into reels weighing about. 16 tons and carrying 320,000 feet of wire. ; Machine-drawn pulleys rigged on a small steel cable above catwalks stretching from anchor to ancher pulled the cables across, four wires at a time. The wires-were spun into 37 strands of 340 wires each and each strand tied. to an individual stee! finger reaching out into a gigantic hollow ‘conerete room from their moorings in the anchor blocks. While bridgemen-term placing of the cable, spinning, there is no spinning. The wires go straight. Splices at joints are made -with' threaded ferrules or sleeves which the threads are cut. in The wires, of course, have threads -at|— the joints. After the cables are ‘‘spun," flat steel bands under high tension’ are’ _ Placed about them at intervals. Finally, when all the suspenders | are hung and locked and the sus-| pension spans in place, the cables are coated with a heavy red lead paint, then giant machines” wrap them in a strong, heavy wire— three strands at a time—which makes them water-tight. : After that the cables get three coats of outside paint. Jaycees to Hear Detroit FBI Chief Charles W. Brown, special agent in charge of the Detroit FBI office, will be featured speaker Wednes. | day night at the Pontiae Junior Chamber of Commerce's “Ladies | Night. * ‘Brown, a member of the bureau | since 1940, will appear at the an- nual dinner to be held ‘at 7 p. a at the Roosevelt Hotel, Wives of Jaycees are vetabactedl to bring their purses, as dinner “will be on them,” Jaycees re- ~ port. ver before his appointment in 1955 to the Detroit office. Jordan Troops Seize Supply of Czech Arms | AMMAN, Jordan (—A_govern- ment spokesman reported today that Jordan security forces seized a “big quantity” of Czech arms near Huwarth village, -in Nablus district of Jordan-occupied Palestine. Presumably the. arms came from Syria, which is being sup- plied by Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union. Nablus is a center of discontented Palestinians and Arab refugees from Israel. The spokesman said the arms were of various types with ammu-| nition, He added that a number of | arrests had been made during the | raid, which took place yesterday. ‘porter. ‘‘My brother, his wife, his The agent has served as special | agent in charge of offices in Char- lotte, Cincinnati; E] Paso and Den- the | _ naan Trip’ jOnly a Short Hop Across the Bay on State Road | | Funds) paprig chm Mocks Raids] Ry PHYLLIS BATTELLE good car, only people can. ration-, NAPLES, “‘Ttaly @ — Bound for Vehezuela, the 10 Italians loaded their luggage on the boat and kissed the friends and relatives! from their home village farewell. An hour later the voyage was over. They were on the ferry be- tween Naples and the Isle of Ca- pri, just across the bay from the icity, The story was told in court yes- terday and Pasquale Corviho, a fugitive, was sentenced in absen- tia to 10 months in prison on a jcharge of cheating, He ‘had col- ‘lected the equivalent of $300.from) imprevement. program he out- each of the 10, promising them! lined last week in Lansing, and passage to Venezuela and jobs’ said: when they arrived. Instead he put them on the Naples-Capri ferry and then SeEpeaIee KALAMAZOO way Commissioner John _C, last night cautioned If they ‘succeed, he told’ the Oil- men’s Club, it will mean fewer |"? road improvements over a. longer period. + But Mackie predicted ‘tailing for divert highway funds tg highway patrol expense or to aid financially, straitened local bus companies. “IT am confident a vast majority) of Michigan motoyists, impatient} ‘for better roads, will have littie | isympathy fer anybody who pro- ‘Asian Flu ‘No Joke’ iposes financial sabotage of this inew highway construction plan.” ‘in Chinese Laundry Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Bliss DEVONPORT, England i — field) has been talking of reneWal Jim and Harry Wing hung a sa the 1958 legislative session ‘of tice in the window of their Chinese unsuccessful efforts to shift the laundry saying: -‘‘Closed owning to burden of state police’ patrol ex- ipense_ from general purpose to Asian flu," “Sts no joke, " Jim told a re-| highway revenues. ama two children, my child and I all have it.” Lauds France’s Work in Developing N. Africa | DETROIT # — Dr. I. F. Fraser, director of the American Library in Paris, says the French have ¢ Made their part of Africa “a func- ‘tioning, modern country.” ‘Gunman’ Proves to Be Officer Cashing Check DETROIT W—A police cruiser dashed to the National Bank of Detroit on an excited citizen's tel-| ephoned report there was a man; This could not have been done with a gun if the bank lobby. (Without the French, he said in a The man carried a gun under talk at a meeting of the Economic his jacket, |Club of. Detroit .yesterday. He turned out to be Patrolman, “Just as our American West was Eugene Carter in civilian clothes|a desert under the Indians, North —cashing his paycheck an his day| Africa had been a desert for 1,500 off. years ; under the: Arabs,” * he said. ore " Dts ” Sed { j + ctl = an encoded seit = op ee rer “ee : “~ ' ' bs any attempts in the legislature to'she said, He reviewed the one jpnd one> | ‘quarter billion dollaf highway | | “guilty abowt buying swimming ‘MIDDLE CLASS SCARED — i “NEW YORK (INS) — Esther/*lize that they“Qeed a car, and) ms, ~girl swimmer turned they can’t rationalize that they in 1958 on.state road building funds. pony-tailed — busine@swoman, was need a pool, And why should they the Ce resign) in meinet. Soeriat tect ilty ‘about nd not wi psychiatric hearts — ‘personal tee _— ae * * * - : = Esther’ struck a-pose — Theda Bara-ish in a poor. man's way. ‘Because Hollywood, my old Everybody's got too much of it, ; will she ever make Z And min’ hole, Shas made it look lot of that way? like if you have a poo! in: the ae ee ae rd, you ought to have a million , In- othe® — words, Hollywood's’ Pees ng = shouldn't technicolor epics, many of which. ie featured Esther herself slithering. “Actually, a good swimming pool through silver , waters in golden: ‘only: cost about the . sanie as a a owim suits, have: pcared America’ 5 aay | her Gain paw to _ fokle | || awe || t a re ie we mew i Vhichever you are, here is a fresh a new approach to colour that for ’ ': all its quiet, tranquil beauty is the- i - most exciting cosmetic news in i decades. m 1 From the fine hand of Juliette Marglien come six classic colours for lips anc fingertips, culled from the masterpieces of the world's : greatest artists—divinely flattering, eternally feminine, ageless and authoritative:Cezanne = . 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Rumiturp Sales” ~ 33 Auburn Réd.,. | fect of Auburn Heights Michigan Fluorescent Light Co. 393 Orchard Lake Ave., Pontiac . @ ~ Crump Electric Co. 3465 Auburn Rd... | “Auburn Heights = zl Pied Ad (eee NEB" | pekhobad ipenponiinaa with OAs ‘S$ RANGE DEALERS by Consumers Power Company Ly 7 7 oe Ag ‘ oh es é r ' 3 eb s : “fl Ci : 7 zi i ie eh prea ws ohn ot “i Scheduling in tems of Plan Football Gina, Dance z Hi = F $ . a | claring segregation unconstitution- al. But Blossom said then, and | still says, time is the all-import- ant factor. “You need time to remove the Lhukov- of Russia Visits Yugoslavia BELGRADE ®-—Soviet Marshal Georgi K; Zhukov began an eight- day visit to Yugoslavia today. The Russian defense minister is the highest ranking Soviet military War II, . : * * * - Zhukov landed at the ancient Adriatic port of Zadar from the Soviet cruiser Kuibyshev. Adm. Mate Jerkovic, the army chief of staff, Gen. Ljubo Vuckovic and other high-ranking Yugoslav military officers. - welcomed Zhukov, who is a member of the Soviet ‘Communist party’s ruling Presidium. After a naval guard of honor at , Zhukov >was taken to the nearby military air- port of Zemunik to be flown to ‘Belgrade. - : , 2 Zhukov and his party of high- _ ranking Soviet officers ‘will visit military units and installations in Yugoslavia, as government guests. Will it always be — Bobby will be the happiest boy this | side of heaven the day he gets that | MD. after his name, But right now | things don't look too promising. _ | Bobby lives in a-community where there's a serious shortage of class- rooms,. teachers and good school- books. That means less schooling for Bobby than he needs. * Let's see that this doesn’t happen in our schools. You can help by oup- Fer more information write te: BETTER SCHOOLS 98 ah Sry How Terk 16,8. ‘ WE MUST HAVE FIRST-RATE SCHOOLS Published asa public service : ° ‘by The Pontiac Press in cooperation with ‘The Advertising Council Heights. x* * * “The officers and enlisted men of Delta Battery of the 18th AAA Missile Battalion will be hosts during an open. house scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The public has been Invited to attend this and other events. During the open house the site will - officially named the ;Aubarn Heights Nike Site” in honor of the community in w it is located, according to Capt. Raymond 4. Geottrion, commanding officer. Tours will be. conducted through both the headquarters and launcher areas. Refreshments will be served. They have. been provided by the Auburn Heights Rotary Club and the Moms Club. x * * A “flag” football game will be played at Avondale High |, School at 3:30 between a battery team and a group of local players. The 28th AAA Group (parent unit of the 18th) Drum and Bugle Corps will perform at half time. The final event will be a dance Saturday night at 9 at the Auburn Heights American Legion Hall. It will be spon- sored by the American Legion and oe Club of the community. é The Nike site is located at the junction of Hamlin and Squirrel roads just north of Auburn Heights. Nike Open House Saturday In commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the anti- aircraft artillery service, a open house, football game and a- job dance will be held Saturday at the Nike site at Auburn a ossom ‘Sees 3 Year Task Shot ‘Poisoning of Ex-Red | school where his race is in the minority is pérmitted to’ go out of his district and enroll in one which has a majority of his race. “I've always said - the majority ply with the law as set forth by the Supreme Court." ’ As the planning went forward, Blossom wag out talking to par- ents, teachers and civic groups, explaining it. He appeared more than .200 times. He answered iquestions, invited criticisms. - .|Former Russian agent Nikolai E. . {still have not proved it, ee ee eee would normally be assigned to a| | , SOHOSSHHSSESESESEOOTESOSEHEELEEEOOEOOOOOOELEE ns iupaebiih ds hans eal proved by toxological studies.” oe <<. gy ’ Khokhlov isa former Soviet to the: West in 1954, Officials of the anti-Soviet National Alliance Khokhlov may have been poisonediof Russian Solidarists have with thallium but medical tests|Charged . Soviet agents poisoned a U.sg,|bim. Cél. Leaver said he had suf- ifered from skin blisters, loss of “Tes Fil fo haa: FRANKFURT, Germany @ — The. Hudson River was given considerably since being admitted|its name in 1674, Before that it two weeks ago. Leaver sald he be-|had been named the San Antonio lieves Khekhlov's iliness “is due to'River and: the Mauritius River. Seeeesoovesccoscesoococscescconeceaooeneesoees Established in 1898 Farmer-Snover FUNERAL HOME 160 W. Huron FE 2-917) PARKING ON PREMISES SOovccesoccooese Pasi M. Snever Srecesea*seeeeesoe *~ manding total integration, challenged the “Little Rock oar in the courts, but the plan was upheld each time. “The Little Rock plan" went on the shelf. But Blossom says to- day: ; “Integration is here and I think it’s here to stay. The court order all work out." Others disagree. Tomorrow: The Riddle of Orval, Faubus bo Par-Key... Styled for sen_in popular xy tones! may be obeyed. —— it will | : - 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. man to come here since World Croatia, and Slovenia, in western! | too big for Bobby ? | _and the News; Advertising 4 are ara 4 "Assoc tation. \ . y' f re 7 . aaa \ v ‘ syrup-smooth.”” vations.” * ~ olan? <3 ( These are the words of auto- motive writers who drive every J “Ttansmission buttons at last have found their rightful location. They are smack-dab on top of the steering wheel hub. 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Co. 17-19 S. Perry St. “SFE 5-6184 t |qortlifg to Father Athanasius, and jicons and hung with silver censers. GOP Risk Program _ |to say where his party has’ begun : : ] We Cooperate With _ : Your Wishes... ' To have one who has possed away returned to the home for final rites is frequently desired. We extend complete cooperation in keeping with the desire of the family, °* 3 Chairs and other aids ¢an be pro- vided, and flowers will be given ~ perfect care. All requirements for services at home or the - Church will be provided. Your wishes are our guide. big > Sem -|Balks on Calling Up Men ;} will not be used by what it called Orthodox population of 1,500 Mal- loula presents the strange spec- tacle of a village literally plastered on to the side of a steep, rocky ravine, the dead-end of a gorge in the barren ‘foothills of the —Anti- overhang of sheer rock, stands the monastery of Mar Taqla—a shrine i draws thousands of visitors) start | Then he told the story of Mar Taqia, a 15-year-old girl who was | Converted to Christianity in 60 | AD. and is believed to be one of the first Christian martyrs. For 55 years she lived like a cave above the mon- to her. “She died around 130 A.D., ac: lies buried inside the cave which has been converted into a chapel, lined. with marble and Byzantine Detailing Declined BOISE, Idaho uw#—National GOP Chairman Meade Alcorn declines its calculated risk prograny of se- lecting candidates for the 1958 primaries. Touring the Northwest, Alcorn told a news conference here the party is willing to risk a “political boss” tag to get better candidates on primary tickets. He indicated he feels the candidates the na- tional party supports will be the nominees after the primaries in most instances. Alcorn said - candidate-selection is in progress in one. Pacific Northwest state. He refused to say which state or whether representa- tives or senators are involved. | Draft Board in Georgia BUENA VISTA. Ga. w — The Marion County draft board says it will not call up any more men for duty until it is assured they a “misguided president’’ to en- force Supreme Court decisions or Federal Court orders. The decision was announced .in a letter mailed Oct. 1 by the board to the state headquarters of the Selective Service System in Atlanta. IT'S NO. SECRET That in the past 40 years O-JIBWA from aled those who came’ BITTERS | GIs in. Germany Dial Chaplains to Soothe Nerves “Don't drink — dial.” : That’h the advice the U. &. Army in. Frankfort is giving those of its men who'are lonely and depressed. ie Integration: Problem! LOUISVILLE, Ky. ®—‘Fringe benefits’ may be paying off for Jeanne Smith, But students at all- ‘male Bellarmine College a Catho- lic institution, don’t want a coed in their’ classes... cord, reported the student senate) adopted a resolution directing its president to investigate the pres- ence ofa “‘female student” in day classes, - - ; * * The Rt. Rev. Alfred F. Horri- gan, college president, explained that’ while the.school doesn't ad- mit women in the day division, it's “a fringe benefit for Miss Smith, who is a member of .our AS for Miss’ Smith, she enjoys the classes, but says: othe sealed Ser srand ory Family of Czechs + Men Would Oust Girl/sts"indtana’ sc The school newspaper, .theCon-| . She'll know wha t. you _ HELLO= JEFFREY? Tell your Mommy to get. some NYE DAIRY Homogenized Milk. mean. served any good purpose. The court's order was to destroy transcripts, ‘motes and assorted other records’ “CALL YOUR. NYE DAIRY FE 2-6786 State Supreme Court tilling 84 drawer file cabinets, 23 ’ n cardboard boxes and cardboard Orders ‘Hot’ Documents sie cavinet drawers, 109 Wose leal Burned; Storage Costly binders, six card files afd numer- ae ous manila envelopes, went up in smoke yextrday. ” \SHipS Past Reds — & ’ The grand jury investigation, be-| year-old Antonin Liska and his gun in 1943, started as a sifting of|wife Jarmila took their children, state legislators. the empty oil tank cars that is up the oil that Russia exacts as reparations. They bretght along old military gas masks—~in case usinessmen as well the car's air was bad — and a ond b = , large nylon sack of clothes and Relatively few ot those indicted) food. * were convicted, however, ‘and of t-* * rm reset pci ic served After a 36-hour trip, they ar- : rived safely in Austria Sunday, x... completely covered with oil from the residue in the. tank, later, indictments had been handed down not only against legislators, but police officials The spectacular inquiry catapult- ed Kim Sigler, original special prosecutor, into the governor’s of- fice and Circuit Judge Leland W. Soo Locks Keep Busy Carr, the original special grand juror, to a seat on the State Su-) SAULT STE. MARIE (®—A total preme Court. of 2,880 vessel passages were re- corded at the Soo Locks during See race, Carr san |September, including 2,304 through . Court U, 'S. Canals. These vessels. car- ee = Se eee . ried a total of 19,226 passengers Joes i= rte age B- and 15,335,191 short tons of freight. Richard Foster, Lansing attorney, Legislature reapportionment ir “T’'m not an intruder in a men's college." replaced Sigler. * * * charges that bribes were paid to/9 and 5, and slipped into one of re sent to. Austria regularly to pick) @ (ial savings at any one of our 8 convenient %% Community National Bank Authority for destruction of the’ states. required by the constitution of 4°) (iat,~.: tells whether you save money with M oe “AT ALL DRUG STORES Your’Mobil dealer has a guide that ‘ a ular price. See himl BIG POWER BOOST ! New Record at Pikes Peak! > 20,48 in the Mobilgas Economy Run! need rine ° quality Mobilgas Special—ot can | : is obilgas R al reg- 23 Fs gape itt for 5 _ Pikes Peak, Colorado, July, 1957—Making automotive history, a new stock-model automobile roared over sharply twisting gravel roadway ... 14,100 ft. tothe — summit of Pikes Peak ... in 15 min., 39.2 sec.—a new record. 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Ill have it ready for you in record time, * Loans are made on your own separate) i “— ture, of some other plan. “The difference with Seaboard’s the SERVICE!” vibes COMPANY i The remark, mille beth. teen row and in jest, is a tipoff on the hirked and frustrated, but they're ‘tion that they had been led to ex- | — is nothing they can do about and they're proud because, in J A Russian satellite expert has _tie PONTIAC PRESS, WUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1957 a Tive Life ‘Adventures | : | | a | THEMGELVES PROVIDE “Foo FOR THE BABY LIZARDS6 . Distributed by King Features Syndicate, 10-8 “Laden 4, ik as . Don’t Receive Information From Reds WASHINGTON, — Said the US. scientist at the Naval Re- seargd; Laboratory: “Maybe we ought to send our own satellite with a television camera to circle around the Rus- sian satellite. That way we'd know j what’ s ‘going on.” * * latitude of the men‘ who had to catch the Ruslan satellite in mid. lair and track it down, It's a mixed attitude, They're up|A second one will go up soon, he Many American Scientists. Frustrated by Russians’ Secrecy About ‘Moon’ overhead at 18,000 miles an hour is a sort of experimental model. added, and information from its flights around the earth will be shared with the world’s scientists. would exchange information t they didn't say rican added that as experts got a true at ‘pect from Russian scientists dur- They're frustrated ‘because jspite of this lack of cooperation, ' they managed in a relatively few ‘hours to latch onto the satellite's ‘path and plot itg future course. satellite's. path, that part in the International Geophysi= ca] Year—including Russia. : * * ee “As far as we know they don't have a true fix yet," he said. ‘For that matter, as far as we know, they may have a perfect fix. As. far as we know, we just don’t know.” When: the bare announcement 5/came out of Moscow that the Rus- sians had launched what they call shh ian ‘Selig: ich wwe abelian: _\service with a quick change of suddenly stopped anne embar-| © . A couple) © Research Laboratory went to work at once tracking. it down, Nine ‘‘Minitrack’’ stations were already set up in North and South America to track the American aloft, probably in early’ spring. Those stations were pressed into radio equipment and given a few target—Sputnik. : The Minitrack stations get a lot of credit—but almost, as much of the initial credit goes to the na- tion's 165,000 licensed amateur ra- dio operators, Amérigan at the research labora- tory said. ‘‘We even got a report from American ship off the coast of Japan." 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INSTALLED... ‘wilh, BE Oey #10485 COMPANY roe ae a Ber) eee MARVIN ‘WORDEN October re 1987 : , GORDON STAPLES : Violinist January 21, 1958 Mr. Staples — his concert Associate career with ee gh Concertmaster Detroit Sym- seen Cehomen He will. be heard in Concerto. the Bruch Violin MISCHA KOTTLER Pianist March 18, 1958 S well loved Det , world famous pianist, Detroiter’ will orm the feeed to be able to | seamed i's ore for your enjoyment. General Ticket Chairmen \Mre. Arnold Hillerman FE 4-2711 Mrs. S. V. Sekles FE 2-8096 Active Membership Chairman Mrs. Charles Uligian FE 2-1958 FRANCESCO DI BLASI Conductor Mr. DiBlasi returns to conduct the Pontiac poy A for the fifth sea- son. He is ceca olin dye moe BO ell ber of the ef og and a mem- troit Symphony Orches- He will conduct “Pines of Rome” Respig For this program on Sere the orchestra will ited by members of the Pon- . C. Harris, ay School Band, Dale C conductor. First Concert of the 1957-1958 Series TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 8:30 P. M. Lincoln Junior High Auditorium — 131 Hillside Drive- Pontiac Season Ticket Chairman Mrs. C. E. Buck FE 2-5362 Single Admissions may be purchased from any. chairman or at the door. q ' CELIA MERRILL TURNER Associate Conductor Mrs. Turner is well-known in the Pontiac-Detroit. area. She is a com- ‘ormer poser, perf: and accomplished artist in both. and acting fields She will share conducting with Mr. DiBlasi during performance ! the April Sand Gey anvanene dur ar present a speci rranged grotip selections. | As a = 4 ) n Lamber Company me Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet Co. Hh. R. N icholie Insurance Agency ie Oliver Buick Sales, Inc. Osman See 7 t This ‘Advertisement Sponsored by: Peggy's } - Pontiac State Bank The Patine Presé + Pontiac Federal beviias : and Loan Association » Ponting Retail Store | oole Hardware, Miracle Mile | Shaw J ewelry Wyman Furniture CompanyPouring tea for Pontiac University of Michigan Alumnae Club is Mrs, John E. Windiate (right). Waiting in line to be served are Mrs. Cecil McCallum, Mrs. Carroll Braid and Mrs. Alison T. Myers. Poatiae Frese Photos The event took place Monday in the Bloomfield H ills home of Mrs. James Corwin. University are (left to right), Mrs, Charles Conant, Mrs. Robert B . Chatting about Ann Arbor and the and Mrs. James Clarke.+ The tea was . Tarr a2 5 p.m. affair. F Personal News of ‘Area é Mrs. Charies B. Estes and son, Charles Melchoir, of Cadil- lac @venue arrived home Sun- day by plane following a visit with Mrs. Estes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melchoir Kling of Ballhausen, Germany. . * * * Spending the big football weekend in Ann Arbor where they visited their daughter, Barbara, a junior at University of Michigan, were Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Blackwood of Ottawa drive. , * & * Weekend guests of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Everitt and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight B. Moulton, both of Leach road, were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Everitt and family of Marine City. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moulton was their ‘She Proves Handicaps Are Not Handicapping Hazel W. Fuller Leads Active Life Despite Loss - of Hearing, Sight + ‘ , . ‘iments PORTER When is a fiandicapped person not ee Sound like a ee * It’s not meant to be. For the answer let’s look at the case of Hazel W. Fuller, who lives with her mother, Mrs. Ione Bartholomew of West End avenue. Miss Fuller is totally deaf and almost com- gerd sightless and yet one would not consider her andicapped. First a little. background on Miss Fuller. She was adopted by Mrs. Bartholomew at the age of 3 but didn’t start to lose her hearing until adolescence. She got quite deaf and took a three-year course in lip read- ing at Flint .in two years. * * * Mrs. Bartholomew now speaks to her daughter by combining sign language and exaggerated lip movements. Miss Fuller answers clearly and distinctly because she learned to. speak before losing her hearing. OWN BEAUTY SHOP She worked for 15 years at Oakland Motor Car Company and. then worked her way ie a school of cosmetolo- . Miss Fuller had a beauty =e in her home for seven year's until chemical estroyed one eye. * * ‘” Up-until a year ago she was treasurer for Pontiac League of the Blind. She had to give that work up because she was no longer able to read. ‘ may eee ad oor ~ This brings us up to date when Miss Fuller, how deaf and almost totally blind, is forced to stay at home much of the time. * * * However, she does house- work, gets meals and writes poetry. i the verses herself, Miss Fuller has written some 22 poems. She composes most of her poetry in the morning before getting out of bed. HOPE REMAINS Miss Fuller bas no special theme but by reading her work it is obvious that she will not give up hope that her sight * At ‘ie, ak of her poems coricerned faith, but now nature and flowers have found their way into her work. * * * Although she cannot see or hear, Hazel Fuller is not hand- icapped. She does nearly . ‘everything that shé did before . She lost her sight and has now developed a skill (poetry) that - ‘was. previously nown a nd untried. ‘ Sally son, Dwight, who is studying at Eastern Michigan College. * * * Visiting the Charles Moores of Sheridan avenue the past week were his brother and sister-in-law,’ Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Moore of Nashville, Tenn. The Charles Moores’ daughter, Mary, a student at Eastern Michigan College, spent the weekend with them. * * * James H. Carmel, curator of exhibits and education at Cran- brook Institute of Science, has been appointed assistant co- ordinator of exhibits for the U.S. entry in the upcoming Brussels World Fair in 1958. * * * Hyla J. Ross of Clarkston is enrolled as a student in As-_ bury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Ky. She ts studying for the master of religious edu- cation degree. * * * A daughter, Amy Elizabeth, was born Oct. 7 at William Beaumont Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Boddy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wieck of Ferndale and Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boddy of Oliver street. * * * Mr. and Mrs. James McIrath Jr. (nee Patricia Ann Stone) of Clarkston announce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Dean, Oct. 1. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glyn D. Stone of “" gai“ pYantiing the Yecéption. Sanford street and the paternal ~ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, James Mclirath of South Shir- ley avenue. * * * A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lée Corbat of Alexandria, Va., Oct. 7. Grand- ‘parents are Mrs, Albert Brey of Caspian and Mr, and Mrs. Louis Corbat of Vinewood avenue. Ww ” Eight local University of Michigan freshmen selected to attend courses especially de-. signed for them in the College of Literature, Science and Arts. include Judith Humphrey of Hudson avenue, Charles D, Mc- "Laughlin and Cénstantine Sou- sanis, both of Mohawk road, ‘and Thomas H. Westerdale: of +. Union. Lake road Others are William J. Cox of Kasi of —_——. $ Keego Harbor, Dawn BeMent, © Hanson and David -_ Exchange Tea Slated October 18 State Branches of Garden Club Plan Fairlane Event Some 77 Michigan branches of Women’s National Farm and Garden Association are sponsoring an Oct. 18 Inter- national Farm Youth Ex- change plan tea at Fairlane, Dearborn. * ~*~ * Mrs. F. G. Garrison, gen- eral chairman of the tea, has announced that a feature of the program will be a panel made up of four who have taken part in the IFYE plan. CONSULS INVITED Mrs. James R, Longwell is tations have been sent- to 23 foreign consuls serving in the state. They will be in the re- ceiving line. * * * Other committee members are Mrs. Cash Talbot, Mrs. Standish Backus, Mrs. Clar- ence E. Maguire, Mrs. Rob- ert Thom, Mrs. Harold Aarons, Mrs. Lyle Slaybaugh, Mrs. Bert Wicking and Mrs, Lynn McNaughton. CHAIRMEN LISTED Mrs. James Hall arid Mrs. F, J, Beukma are. ticket chair- men; Mrs. Carl J. Carlson, social hour and refreshments; Mrs. Harry Miller, decora- tions; Mrs, William Charles, arrangements; and Mrs. J. S. Sibley, hospitality. * * * : Mrs. Matthew Cammareri extended special consular invi- tations, and Mrs. Raymond Giffels is in charge of pub- licity. : - Reveal Betrothal Mr, and Mrs. Edward Smith, formerly of Pontiac and now of Marion, Ind., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marydee, to Jack H. Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burns of Marion, Ind. A Janu- ary wedding is planned. Invi-~ ~ . “Having a cup of tea M. Club membership tea Greeting Mary Rose Hall (left) is hostess Mrs. James Corwin. She opened her Bloomfield Hills home Monday fora University ofsMichigan Alumnae membership tea, Home Rite Solemnized for Couple Audrey Buckner Gelbard be- came the bride of Leonard L. Grossman Sunday in a cere- mony performed at the Wal- nut Lake home of her brother, Noel A. Buckner. Audrey's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buckner of Pine Lake, and Leonard is the son of Mrs. Stanley K. Gross- man of Detmpit and the late Mr. Grossman. Following the ceremony, a dinner attended by members ~ of the immediate family was served at the Franklin Hills Country Club. Leonard is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Law and is a member of Phi Sigma Delta fraternity. The bride is a graduate of Olivet College. The more fears we work up the less initiative we have. Do not cultivate fears, cultivate hopes. — Selected Mr. and Mrs.| of Cherokee the engage- daughter, Charles E. Hauser Jr., and Mrs. Charles E Hauser of Pontiac L ie wedding is planned. Eugene Soper\ . road announce) ment of their Betty Jean, to, I son of Mr, at the U. of are (left to right) Mrs. C. M. Ferrer, Mrs. Jerome F ~~ and Mrs. Ralph Behler. New Officers Are Installed by Auxiliary The Auxiliary of Jimmy Dey Post, Amvets, met at the VFW to install new officers, Dis- trict President Maxine Hoxie of Lansing conducted the in- an progress report ‘on the atin Whirl,” a dance to be held Oct. 12 at the VFW in Keego Harbor, was given by the chairman, Mrs. William Sadler. ~ = yk a ls Bese cs Pokal. Be Fitted b Trained Corset- ierers Y / ARTHUR'S $ | lf 4 : ae 4 #) Zz & e 6 ‘4 | i % added support, a i Vassar’s taken the black ‘n whites you've always loved . le deep to capture the elusive glamour of the pastel mink and red you've longed to enjoy. Now they’re yours - . . . fresh, fashionable, and oh! so i flattering. Like the other styles in ba your Vassarette family album. 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Clubwomen to Vie in Sewing Contest American clubwomen, al- ready among the best-informed citizens of their communities, will compete for best-dressed honors in a fashion-sewing con- test being conducted by the General Federation of Wom- en's Clubs during club year 1957-58. Clubs throughout the United States will participate on local, state and national levels, with final winners to be announced at GFWC annual convention to be held in Detroit next June.“ Two Quints Due to Wed gaged, Very Soon But Will Cecile or Annette Be First to the Altar? MONTREAL # -- Two of the four surviving Didnne ‘quintuplets may be married before long, but whether -Ceeile oy Annette will bé’ first remains uncertain. + * * Cecile plans to marry Phil- ippe Langlois, 26 - year - old broadcasting technician, late next month. It was thought she would be the first of the | ‘Z-year-old sisters to wed. / But the girls’ father, Oliva / Dionne, said tn North Bay,’ Ont., yesterday that ‘another of the quints, Annette, and Germain os, 22-year-old Montreal University student, plan to marry Friday at Mom treal, The father said Annette and Allard told him of their plans Sunday at the family home in Callander, Ont. Allard commented in Montreal that he hopes to marry Annette but “it won't be Friday.” He said they are not formally en- that he is still going to school. Promenaders Club Launches 1957-58 Season Members of the Promen- aders Square Dance Club opened their 1957-58 season with an affair held Saturday evening at Hawthorne School. * * Mr, and Mrs. George Tozier welcomed back after a year's absence, while Mr. and Mra, Howard Powers were ‘welcomed as new members, Foundations — Second — é ’ y) Still or moving, you re w/ nN picture-pretty in every pose when ty “underneath it all” there’s @ Re | TT \. = Girdle or Pantie in Four New Colors Wingy / if Uh) — 4 Hy a gs uty bax a, 4 “HAND. TURNED. 2 FOR THE LADIES . . . If your man is an Osmun Man, we have his sizes on record. — Town & Country oe “An Gemen Man ds a Well-Groomed Man” - Tel-Huron Center FE 4-4541 Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ’til 9 P. M. ppers | __»,__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1957 550 N. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM —— a ee | Her forma] education, and that % #2 @& She was 13 when World War Il erupted. There was the maturing sight of her bombed-out birthplace in. Bruton street, her old home in Piccadilly, and a corner of Buck- | — Fall Dresses .. "Regular $17.95 and $19.95... Regular $22.95 to $29.95... > THIS WEEK ONLY! . dresses taken from our regular stock. . JRON , Wed., Sot. 10 to Special Selling! Others to 349.95...... V3 Off Wednesday through Sunday. A finer group of fall nN 16. , 6—Sun. 2105 . | sae presented to thinks per that no, different. [eat ot har esate “dhe i. sopes he B ee | ta a al dei we en (thing, however, was that she ' quick to see her own faults when T#8* and w é they were pointed out-to her, , eager to correct thera" " a’ u ing hands. George VI must have sexsed it very surely that day. 5 x * Job’s Daughters Hold Installation Bethel of Guardian Unit Five, International Or- + en A square dance institute at Kirkwood Lodge on Lake of the Ozark, Missouri was enjoyed by (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koenig of Union Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zellers of and Mrs. Hoot Rule of Parkinson street. Rochester and Mr. 52 N. Perry — A ORA OBRECHT Specializing in Hair Styling and Permanents Complete Beauty Service FE 2-3053 - New... ANGORA YARN For’ Fall -Knitting Knitting Needle 452 W. Huron FE 5-1330 fellow PTA get-acquainted coopera-| PTA Dinner Slated Mrs. James Hoopingarner has’ been named chairman for Long-| tive dinner to be held Thursday at, 6 p.m, Dr. Guy H. Hill of Michi-! ; Piano - Voice - Theory Certified Teacher of Michigan « Masic Teachers Association Sorority Plans to Visit Hospital der of Job's Daughters, installed the Guardian Council for the com- ing year Monday at Masonic Tem- ple. ? New guardian is Mrs. Edward Zielke. Others assuming duties are Charles Moore, associate guardian; Mrs. Russell Kneale, guardian treasurer; and Mrs. Charles Moore, guardian secretary, Mrs, Ernest Lee acts as pro- motor of sociability, on Barkman drive, try Department. with Mrs. director of epochs, and Mrs.-Dean County Children’s Home. This Beta Theta Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega sorority met recently at the home of Mrs. Arley Lowe and made plans for members to visit’ Pon- tiac State Hospital Child Psychia- Members of the group will pick Clarence Curry as custodian of up blind people for Wednesday paraphernalia; Mrs. S. V. Sekles,|braille classes at the Oakland highlighted School. is bar, Olds, promotor of hospitality. la new project of the sorority. a Meet JIMMY WEBSTER famous Gretsch Guitar stylist and teacher You have a date! in Person, Wednesday at 7:00 p.m., Grinnell’s 27 S. Saginaw, Pontiac * Hear him demonstrate his amazi new “touch , - technique”, | | Pocket Lady.” ; i" i Fair Presented by Herrington, Willis Schools Fire engine and pony rides the Herrington Hills and Willis Schools’ fair held Friday evening.in the multipurpose room at Willis Other perennial fair favor- ites featured on the program were the fish pond, the snack movies and a_ white elephant and jewelry booth. The fancywork and sewing ' booth attracted many mothers, ‘ while youngsters invaded the candy and baked goods corner, - the makeup booth, comics and book stand, and patronized a . special hit of the affair, “‘The New Sylvanites | Conduct Meeting pase Plans are under way for a toy demonstration in November at the Brewer. | Mrs. Rebecca Martin, Mrs, Dor- othy Coates and Mrs. Richard Mil- ‘ler were guests at the meeting. | Phone FE 2-2362 Joins Navy Moms Mrs, Maude Morgan was ceived as a new member of Pon- 'tiae Navy Mothers Club when re- that The held Mrs. gan State University will be the: guest speaker. | A railroad line to the summit . . Improved Music Steay Phone FE 2-7547 of Pike's peak in Colorado is the! A New... $'750 » $20 Hair Cutting and Styling ROWENA’S BEAUTY SHOP 1216 Baldwin FE 5-3735 4831 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-3541 Flattering You ~PERMANENTS OVER Formerly of EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT | Dr. Stanley W. 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Our 21st = of greater - value ig Complete furnishings for living room, bedroom, ning room. , fe 12 Payment Plan—No Interest Open Friday Evenings—Closed Wednesday Afternoons ‘MILLER’S | Careful-Free Delivery ae, a eee 9 ¥ Slate of Otficers I nateteneetonts to by Bemis-Olsen Auxiliary "Mrs. Ricard Mn weg, memory te De stalled as president of Bemis are Mrs.\ Charles Butler, vice|/were Kameron Hoxie of ; \Mrs, Malcolm Oswalt,|John Telechowski of Gartlen secretary; |Mrs. James -Houck,|national Fourth District Mrs. Kenneth marshal; Chester Burton Others are Mrs. Lillian Kuhn, Department Senior Vice Commander Lada of Alien Park. ~ partment ) S. a. = « 2} = $ | ' © i z F 2S H g ther rf £ i H 4 A white e aE _it F i : « & z 2 g hi z i g f The Corporal Bagnowski mem-|by Mrs. Harold Willis followed bership trophy signifying the most|the business meeting. ~ Stretch Hot Dogs With Tasty Stuffing When appetites seem bottom- less, a hearty stuffing will add Nut Studded ' Meringue | saying power to the humble bet} TODS Tart et Giznec Puts! an Apricot Mixture. on Cookie Base at : ‘ Delicious eating will be yours heated gas oven at 350 degrees for 20 a Serve in split rg Meare ig Aang egy ad pov ga 2 these delectable little bits for aft- ernoon tea or for a fancy dessert. |} Mrs. Gignac keeps more than Vpealing we set tn onion [Duty with maintaining her home On One an- her Mas- Learn to Enilt : ’ Free Instruction Classes 1 | FEATURING Howard Johason’ $ FAMOUS ‘Large Charcoal | Broiled _/% 935 : ‘Howat Johnson's Restaurant | "3650 DIXIE HWY. _ dust North of Pontioe. sf Remember That Wednesday Night Is FAMILY Raw nad at Howerd Sdhmnen' 3} eS ana A ee z a ish my :.. ‘a Ha i 197 8. Jessie off Auburn : FE 4-8722 ln vagreg : degree oven. Cut into 1% inch squares. If served in the European WANTED style, these would be cut as eaten. 5 Fy shar ed 1 1 of ee ade stalk DONNELL HAIR STYList ot celery at a time, cut sev- 's Miraclé Mile eral stalks together on a cut- E 8-9639 ting board, using a French Elliot's County. : ee NEW FOR FALL! Now is the time to have your furniture : yeupholstered . . by Elliott’s master 1 craftsmen, You may choose from the. largest selection of fabrics in Oakland . everything that is new and _ smart for ducogty. , see these beautiful new fabrics. a See Our Complete Carpet Selection , _ * Open , Evenings by Appointment | 5390-5400 Dixie Hwy. Waterford . OR 3-1225 | 2 Call us now to Good Taste and a knowledge of what . .. it... takes... Whenever you admire a — well dressed window you marvel at the taste in selection of drapery fabric . . . you wonder why if drapes so per- | fectly in folds .. . why” | the generous pleats are — so evenly spaced \ . Coats and Suits eee eee - ‘ ‘ * . w w Were 29.95 822 39.95 ‘32 49.95 ‘38. 59.95 ‘43 Smart Wools! Silk Failles! - Jacket Dresses! Cosdels! Cocktails! ] Tweeds! Two-Piece Sports! Knits!’ Novelties! Behind all of this there * is artistic planning and ‘fine workmanship. It- represents effort on the | part of qualified people -& who know what they : * are doing . | a That is here WE - come in.;. For the best in ae SCC ws. —Molls 1666 S. i tr at Rd. = ve. FE 081 . _ @ ~‘. ‘Fall Skirts Jackets Blouses “Were 10.95... 8.45 Were 19.95 Now 514, Special Groups , ' Now Were 14.95...11.45 Were 2295 Now "16 ‘ tweeds - flannels - plaids grey - camel - white Le to ly, Off i Special Ciiens of Storm Comts, ‘Raineoate, Leather ae Jackets Shop EVERY NITE ‘til 9—SATURDAY ‘til 6 as a PECAUSE we _— been prac- ‘tically blockaded by the con-. | struction work being done on Telegraph Rd. we find that we are so very heavily overstocked. We are forced to reduce prices on brand new Fall Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sportswear to sell them out at once in a fast four day selling . . . tonight ‘til 9 . Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ond Satrdey{ : 4 Entire Stock-of Fall and Winter = |_| 69. 95 Values Dress Coats! Fur-Trims! Cashmeres! Casuals! iach? 49. 95 Values New“ 39.90 New 54.90 89.95 Values New 71.90 99.95 Values Now 79.00 - 119.00 Values New 97.00 . 139.00 Values Now 111.00 200 Fall Dresses: Jerseys! Special Group of Dresses , 14, and *18 Values to 24.95 reduced to.... Slip-on Sweaters, Fur-Blends, Cardigans : 9° 9.90 Coat Sweaters—Famous Makes, Patterns, were 19.95 NOW 12.90 90 Were 11.95 Now 7 Were 14.95 Now White Coat Style Knit Sweaters—Were 14.95 Now 20% OFF | omens Seld over, you'd find the most tender, most . a . as yLA B of all at WRIGT KS Ber Wrigleys well-deserved repu- Dgiroit’s Lamb Hefijuartersaay i you variety that makes the appetites and food) ] it an | y, “MORE”! Featured / : MY Ewe finest lamb producing fremember—your best buy Before roasting, wipe lamb roast with a damp cloth, season, and place, fat side up, on low ‘rack in shallow open pan. Insert roast-meat thermometer into center and roast in slow oven (325°F), allowing approximately '-hr. per Ib. cooking time. Roast is medium done when thermometer -registers 170° F,-well done at 182°F. Remove rogst to hot platter and keep hot. Use meat drippings to make luscious gravy. AND WRIGLEYS FEATURES SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ANY CUT YOU WISH! — , LAMB SHOULDER soast.,..: 40 ; TENDER tate eee | 1 Try this! Barbecued breast of lamb! Heat 2 tablespoons of fat in skillet, Cut 2-Ibs. of lamb breast into 4 pieces, season with 2-teaspoons of salt-and brown in hot fat. Add 1 medium sliced onion, 4%-eup chili sauce, 14-teaspoon pepper, 1-table- spoon cayenne pepper, l-tablespoon vinegar and cup of water. Cover and simmer about 144-hours. Uncover and cook about 20 minutes more, or until sauce is almost absorbed, Serves 4. Try this! Place prepared whole carrots, potatoes; onions and tomatoes in. roaster. Sprinkle lamb shoulder with salt, pepper, and rub with cut garlic clove. Place roast on top of vegetables, cover with tight-fitting lid, cook in 375°-400°F oven about 2 hours, or until lamb is fork-tender, Remove lid, continue ceoking’ another 20 to 30 minutes ‘til lamb is- browned lightly. eves, IY 69 LAMB CHOPS, immed +050. b. LAMB CHOPS Sirius. .esceeee ib Try this! Blend 2-tablespoons butter or margarine, 1-table- Try this! Before broiling.-soak chops for 2 hours in this sauce spoon lemon juice and a dash of chili powder, curry powder for zest: (amount for 4 chops) 44-cup salad oil, 1-tablespoon or garlic salt. Spread over hot chops after they're broiled, lemon juice, l-teaspoon salt, 2 cloves of garlic cut into slices. sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve immediately: Ummmmmmm! a DELICIOUS LAMB ete tb. LOIN CUT CHOPS, jimmcissccesee Ml lb. Ideal for quick-fix dinners, or a change in the breakfast Try this! Many folks say loin cut lamb chops are too good to menu. Patties are generously thick, wound with a bacon strip season with anything but salt and pepper. Others, prefer a to add savory favor. Delightful with a topper slice of cooked dash of garlic salt, paprika or curry. Or, before broiling, or uncooked pineapple. : brush chops with French dressing. Get Finer Gifts Faster = with Gold Bell Gift Stamps — gos toad % ee ORTEAC PRESS) EY = PON TIAG, MICHIGAN WATERFORD — Three hundrea guests witnessed the Saturday marriage rite of Barbara Diane Kenifeck and Gene E. Shell at Christ Lutheran Church here. ee ere G. E, Kenifeck of 4443 Windiate Dr. and D. W. Kenifeck of Pitts- burgh, Pa, The bridegroom's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Cart Shell of 4250 Seeden, Drayton Plains. * x --* ® 3 ASG The bridal gown was of white * lace and Italian silk, back of.lace and silk ending in a pel train, The seed pearls and of her high neckline matched the headpiece which held her fingertip veil. Her only jewel- ry wes a set of tay peut oan was ring bearer. Sérving as best man was Gerald Hesse of Port “Huron, and ‘ushers were Arla Fleshér and Bill Keni- fect, both of Waterford, and Dick Shell of Draytoh “Plains. * A yeception immediately follow-| MR. AND MRS. GENE E. SHELL) Gene E. Shell Marries Barbara Diane Kenifeck New England, the couple will re- side at $3377 Addie, Drayton Plains. _] White — Sets Tornadoes’ Simulated Winds to Hit Two Different Areas ; | in. Township | WHITE LAKE ‘TOWNSHIP. — The Civil Defense. organization) here is planning a demonstration, --\|with two simplated tornadoes, for _ | Sunday, Oct, 12. a wae Pe ‘The demonstration will begin at 1 p.m.-and end at 5 p.m., with Lake Town Hall as CD headquarters. = The mock tornadoes will hit two different areas of the town- ship. The first one is planned - to be near the White Lake Pres- byterian Church, 4804 White Lake Rd., with the church serving as. first aid station at that point. The second tornado will strike in the Dublin area .and casualties will be sent to Dublin Community Center at 685 Union Lake Rd, * * * “Plans for the mock disaster re- cently were worked out by Andy Plano, director for the town- ship the Civil Defense staff. pher of Jones road. No date has ser tngtsler dh sata ‘Orion Farin Bureau. ing- the ‘ceremony was held ih the Elects New Officers oe parlors. A second reception helé atterward at the heme of the bride's: Inoffier, Following sefirensoce tour of ORION TOWNSHIP — East-Orion}. Farm Bureaw*elected new officers at its recent meeting in the Goodi- Gingellville Baptist ox Has New Assistant GINGELLVILLE ~— The Rev. William Miles of the Gingellville Baptist Church announces that the church will have the services of ah assistant for the next seven months, Darrell Moran, who was grad- uated from the New Brunswick Bible Institute and attended * Moody Bible Institute, Is serving the missionary internship here, spending one day a week with 50 others from the state in a Detroit training class. " When he has completed his mis- sion here and learned the work of a local church he will be sent son Township Hall. Those named were Fred Schultz, ; Jack Berean, vice chair: * Mes. Ray Alt, discussion Mrs Keith Middleton, sec- tary; Henry Axford Jr., treasur- sat ig James Wilson, Blue Cross chairman; Mrs. Dan Abbey, re- porter; Mrs. Jesse Griffin and C. H. Williams, recreation. chairmen; Stuart Braid, minuteman; Mrs. Carl Rhodes, Mrs. Ora Porritt and Mrs. Ray Berean, delegates. ‘Lapeer ASC Heads ALMONT — Robert Currey has been named chairman of the La- peer County ASC Committee. His vice-chairman for the coming year will be Duane Laur, Ralph Gross- ber, with Harold Muxlow and Louis Worgess, first and .second mer fo pommctiveiyy Romeo Sets Hearing Date for Zoning. Amendments ROMEO — Village Council mem- bers last night set Nov. 4 as the date for a public hearing on pro- posed amendments to the present "zoning ordinance. “" The hearing is scheduled for 8 p.m .in the Village Hall. Some 14 changes and a new = bgp map were recommended eee after months of stady by the. village Planning ' Commission. ’ Expected to draw the most com- “ment at the hearing is the exten- sion of the business district on South Main street, from Washing- ton to Croswell street. It is ened omy zoned residential. * * * Three Main Street residents ap- peared last night to voice ‘protests the proposed rezoning. opinions were heard and were pares to swat 1%68 at Another major change is the creation of a separate single family residence district. Previ- ously, single and two family dwellings fell under the same tassificatio : Council. metnbers voted to charge only cost of materials for a sewer and water tap on the new Youth and Civic Center property. ** FS * The village will pay $500 as its share of the ‘cost for a new, dou- ble stop light at the main inter- section in. town, following action taken last night. The state and the $2,000 ‘total cost, A program of tree removal is planned by the Department of Pub- lic Works; on ‘a part time basis during the winter months. Some 40 trees in the r-.thwest section of town already have been earmarked for removal pecumee o. one or \wind “damage, - bauer was named committee mem-| county will pay the remainder of} ‘ing Wayne State University. The couple plans to be married Jan. 2 at Christ Lutheran Church. Grange Leader Urges Farm s-Self-Help Plan . WASHINGTON @® — Herschel D. Newsom, master of the National Grange, has issued an appeal to farm leaders for a united stand behind what he calls - “‘self-help mechanisms” -for solving farm price and income problems, “We should know by now that we can’t buy our way out of our difficulties with taxpayers’ dol- lars,” he said. Writing in his organization's monthly magazine, the Grange leader said, “Experience has taught us that we must solve our own problems, if they are to are sorely needed.”’ “Let's start to build a farm program for farmers, not just a grange, a farm bureau, a farmers union or a Benson program," he said. “None of ‘us.can be stre there'll be another opportunity never be a better time.” Newsom's reference to 1958 ts based upon the prospect that farm .|legislation may be one of the ma- jor matters to come before the next session of Congress. Janet Collins Wed to Harding Angel WALLED LAKE — Mr. and Mrs. Merle L. Collins of Walled Lake! announce the marriage of their daughter, Janet, to Harding Angel. The bridegrogm is the son of Mrs. A. A. Angel of Franklin, N. C., and the late Mr. Angel. The couple, married Sept. 21, are living on Pontiac Road. — Special Meeting Set FOUR TOWNS — The Promising Few. Extension Club will hold a special meeting at 1 P.M. Oct. 14, at the home of Mrs. Paul Kumley, The regular th ‘will be held on Oct. 16, at the home of Mrs. William Hurtubise. : This! be solved, Self-help mechanisms |. — ‘after 1958, and certainly there will) MRS, JAMES STOKES \AvonManTakesBride AVON TOWNSHIP—S.Sgt Jamésisister as matron of honor and Irene |¢* Stokes. and Arlene Bourassa ex-|Penne was bridesmaid. changed wedding vows at a recent © Harri - morning ceremony in St. Anthony? PP gy Semone: y= eh we Church, Woorlsocket, -R.I, Ton: Moross ted the guests. Arlene is the daughter of Mr. y 65; "| their home in Rochester. wearing an imported Italian lace. Smoker | Relie! Corps Honors penetrate “Woman's * (Oct. 26 Event . firom the apple pie contests 40 be {Bloomfield and Walled Lake! High JHigh School on Saturday, Oct, 26. ) Schools Slate “Students, Moms to Vie at West Bloomfield and | Walled Lake WEST BLOOMFIELD. TOWN- | SHIP — Good ols dad should be the person ‘who’ profits the - most staged Thursday morning at West Schools. Win, lose or draw, iameniaaiba and school girls have sharpened their baking techniques to a point where’ dad will be eating a better apple pie for many months ‘to . “Large numbers of entries ate expected at both schools, The” West Bloomfield Township Ki. Wanis Club will awafd a total of 12 prizes, six to each school. First, seeond and third piace. winners in both the housewife and school girl divisions will_re- celye a prize, 4 Contestants are seeking an op- portunity-to represent their area in the contest finals, to be held at West Bloomfield Township MRS. CHARLES E. CLANCY Honeymoon in Canada The winners of each ‘division, housewife ard school ‘gitl; will compete for top Oakland’. County. honors.’ Since the city of W. alled Lake does—-not—have—a-— Kiwanis Club; the West Bloomfield unit decided to sponsor the contest for that Couple Exch DRAYTON PLAINS — Newly-; weds Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. ange. Vows Ushers were Charles Hartley and Wiliam Wegman, of Pontiac, Both junior high and senior ‘thigh girl students are eligible to compete in the school girl divi- sion, Clancy are traveling in Northern! A reception held after the cere- mony in the church parlors was Michigan and Canada today after| ‘attended by 200 persons. repeating their marriage vows In| , * a candlelight service Saturday in|. Mrs. Clancy is the daughter of ‘The couple will reside at Hyan- ey Mass., ‘until the bridegroam is discharged from the Air Force jin April,.-when they will make oe Daughter of Veteran Housewives, regardless of age, are invited to participate in the. contest at either Walled Lake of West Bloomficid high | honeymoon, schools, whichever school is (Dwight St., Pontiac. f “wearest their home. * * * The housewife division’ is open) to wives residing. in the area served by the West Bloomfield tulle over bridal satin. club. Additional information re- arding the contest may he ob-| Church, Upon returning from lace inserts. Her fingertip veil of French tained by contacting John Finlay- son at Market 4-1710. wre ROCHESTER~New fionor was) Finlayson is chairman of they illusion cascaded from a tiara of with liam. P,| ~ Corps here at $ "p.m, Satutday, for * youth of ‘Hadley, Hunters Creek,| “s™ing 7 et, , was a native of, I ; de her home in Spokane m oy ii ; * Bessie Holt, Mrs, . Mts. Adams, for many years eh yet and, Mrs.. Emma|is Playgroun FWecident iris? Injures Romeo Boy . Lark6h, -jonior bridesmaid. ty, Edson A. Whipple of Toledo. Lakeland United Presbyterian! yy The bride chose a_ ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace and It was ‘fashioned with a mandarin collar, fitted. bodies, and full skirt with oledo, Mrs, Williamjcrrp _ *The*bridegroom was attended and Mrs. Harold Larson of |3512 Wilkie, Drayton Plains, and their | the bridegroom's parents are Mr, they will live -at 94! iy on and Mrs. G..D. Clancy of Chris- _ |topher, Til, Film Producer Slated Oct. 24 county-wide contest, ‘ ere ._ fee ges ere —* The “= a West Bloomfield Series the “pies .on a . . around to Open With Talk on pore Grust and Education Movies atteridants—her three} - egman of Pontiac and Karol ‘Adult Education Series d by the West Bloomfield Township Library Board will be William Murray, a local man. whose ac- ROMEO — A seventh” gre -| student at .the Croswell net School heré suffered a brain ‘con- Keirw Real Estate Hits cussion in a playground, ‘accident ‘$1 12,400,000,000 Value yesterday afternoon. WASHINGTON (INS) — The He is Edward Striber, 12, son af Mk, and Mrsv Edwin Striber, Aavieuiieee Desadtment repeted today that the value of the na- 403 North. Bailey St. Playing a wae with’ other children, he was} tion’ s farm real estate reached an estimated 112 billion, 400 mil- tackled and hit his head as he fell. lion dollars last July 1. The total The boy was taken to Mt. Clem-| was an 8 per cent increase over ens General Hospital where he) 9 year earlier. The increase was under observation and treat-| highest in the Southeast, lowest in the mountain states. ment, | COLUMBUS DAY PARTY — Deep in planning session for the fall card party of St. Patrick Altar Society are, left to right, Mrs. Henry Prokoff, Mrs. Gerald DeSormier, Mrs. Joseph Hunt and Mrs. Robert Hancock, all of _— Lake Township, The event, to ‘Altar Society WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — 7 Teeple Lake Group to Plan Year's Program Pontiac Press Phote benefit school ‘and’ convent equipment fund, will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday in St. Patrick Parish Hall at Union Lake and Hutchins roads. The public has been invited to attend. to Give P ar ty Garden Club to Hear Talk on Conservation charge of the cleanup committee ,' ‘ROCHESTER re Michigan's j TEEPLE LAKE — Teeple Lake Extension Group. will meet’ Thurs day at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Chairman Mrs. Jesse Weaver,| Cedar Island road. The group will plan its program for the ‘coming ' year, and final ar-, rangements Will be made regard- | ing. the window display to be bip- bean. ori ee om with “nosebag”’ « placed in Gambles’ wiedew. A saree hour will follow. as Columbus Day—Saturday,. is. the day set. for ‘the fall card party of St, Patrick Altar Society. The rade will be held in the parish hall at Union Lake and Hutchins ‘roads, starting at.8 p.m. Table prizes and a special prize —a clock-radio—will be awarded. Refreshments will be served. * ®:, ® J Mrs, Leon A. Glynn is general chairman of the affair; with Mrs. Robert E, Hancock as her cochair- man. Mrs. Hancock is also \in a omy Meh Fae aa ee a ee % Other committee chairmen are: Mrs. Frederick Carr, réfresh- ments; Mrs. C, Stanley. Freville and Mrs, Gerald De Sormier, spec- ial prizes; Mrs. M. 0’Con- inell, tables; Mrs. Bernard /Zimmer, table prizes; Mrs. Henry! Prokoff, serving; Mrs, Kerwan L. Mulligan, tickets; Mrs. Gerald F. DeSormier, special prize,.and Mrs, Gordon A. Schulte, publicity, . "Tickets may be obtained in ad- vance from members of the Altar _— or at the door, Led * © ® , * ". *>».6 Pt a a ee ae ee ee ee Te meee te NomRenewable -Resources” is the topic Helen Martin, of the Depart- ment of Conservation will speak on at/ Tuesday's -meeting of the bchester Garden Club. The meet- ing is ‘scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in the Rochester —_ Library’ pe itorium.. Hostesses are Mrs, Nerina H'Amada and Mr, Harold Shuart, and Mrs. Frank R. De ae y's is complishments in the educational movie field are becoming interna- tionally known, of the Movie Maker in Education Today” and will augment his lec- ture by showing some of his own films, ground in many phases of movie director and . His company, Portafilms, was stgrted in’ California 11 years ago and moved to West Bloomfield Township in 1953. Portafilms pro- duces primarily educational films which are circulated “throughout —tthe United States and 19 countries abroad, Of great. interest to Oakland County resitlents should be the fact that most of the films are shot in> this area and use local talent. Murray will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, at the main, branch of .the West Bloomfield, located upstairs in the old school building at 3201 Orchard LakeRd., cussion period following, and/ te- freshments will be served. / Rochester Gals Have Fun With Shakespeare Skit ,ROCHESTER ~~ Stratford Shakespearean Players have noth- ing on. Rochester’s Women's Club Players who ted “When Shakespeare’s Meet,” an original Skit by . Robert Wood- ruff depicting a ie at the local library, in the Avon Park Pavilion 1957 project, * : Aa f ; Hapnit \ “= Chairman. f \ * 5* et te ee ee ee eee 8 ee Murray will speak on-""The Role. William Murray has a back- Keego Harbor, There will be a lis. fin Cold State Apples Important | - Is. in U. — Export Trade eatr: HOU ) | wow ae ‘By mD MARKAMTY wrk ail ficials aaa ntist speculated to sti cenee ag oe * * id By J | elit? Fa vice president of IAA, calls the 1} 10 GRADE | ee | i, i fH A: if Z > oe Hy tes Is HERE ‘country club” thorn ike been x * * so, = for Soviet Lead |e ire". = Blames Schools | a These Are Good Coals for | cnn promotion program, con rae e Furnece or Stove! | mumist material for- use Baws e | [ated “and. labora te Poor Education in U.S. |store displays of Michigan apples. Spar - eA Western Patterson _ BLUE-HARD GOAL | dccree surpassing the Westers | Seon as Reason Reds |..¢ saree oe ge ER ge oe FUNERAL HOME ~ SOLVAY COKE =f bone. ony ambassadors and | Beat Us on Satellite {such states, as Texas, Alabama, THOUGHTFUL SERVICE” minister-counselors chance Louisiana, Georgia, Florida POCA. 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Bidg—Pontiac | ‘ 429 Orchard Lake Ave. Pontiac * W. Lawrence St-—Pentiae ‘epee i. hates & Resa ated Aeon Pe Re Re os | Ta ‘ \ / va : - \ 3 be TR, \ . \ er l remarked. and I thought all those reports heard ment were false rumors. BAGHDAD, Iraq. @ — Former) today from Istanbul after a sum- _ mer vacation in Europe. | the camera. We couldn't hav was just a doll, about his tempera-| “Then it got hot. And oh, can), Premier Nuri Said returned home Rome in the summer get hot! One|' day it was 138 degrees in front of| | : chinemne noe or we’ pping. Rome} - & «x *@ _ Mario) “Mario heard that one of the other studios had air conditioners. ‘ope last SUM! He asked the head of our studio to -husband, 4M get one. It was refused. One day . The daYlon the set, Mario said ‘This is j a hurry-| ridiculous,’ and he started tearing Rome to &P-| off his clothes. He kept on, right “The Seven) down to his shorts. did, and it) +] must say I was on his side. He proved his point. We got the * airconditioner.”’ three weeks.! “Mario's weight problems, which smoothly,” she)haunted him and MGM during his stormy career at the studio, are | with him yet, Peggie said, * * * “Mario has a fantastic ability ‘0 put on and take off weight,” she said, “He does it almost before your very eyes. He cart easily put on 45 pounds in a week, Then he IT | ve} ; | NOW! satks Doors Open 6:45 iivis PRESLEY to CORBY SOMA Ee SS = moisture. up like a balloon overnight, and deflate Just as rapidly, Norway Votes fo Retain Party Socialist Labor Group Receives Big Majority; Election Conceded OSLO ‘#®—Prime Minister Pinar | Gerhardsen and opposition lead. | hers agreed today that Norway's jvoters had-continued the Socialist | Labor party in office with a re- sounding vote of confidence. eee ee Results from 699 of Norway's FREE. PARKING ‘KEEGO MUNICIPAL LOT en sowey pore =» WARNERCOLOR ot WARNER BROS. tide a RE" Norm coe. Color. "DEEP 4 = '744 election districts indicated the |middle-ol-the-road Laborites, in \the general election yesterday, iiwon 78 of the 150 seats in the Norwegian Storting (Parliament). ‘Labor held 77 seats in the last \Storting and has been in power for 22 years. Other party showings (1953 re- isults in parenthesis): Agrarians, 15 seats (14); Con- servatives, 29 (27); Liberals, 15) |(15); Christian People's party, 12) (14); and Communists, 1 (3). Gay! Inspiring! Shocking! Triumphant! Sinful! Stormy! Sad! Virtuous! Serene! Tragic! Sacred! Profane! KIM NOVAK JEFF CHANDLER ‘errwe ww “f| The major development of the ‘election was the drastic reduction jin the Communist vote. The Reds |lost one seat in Oslo and one in ithe. arctic, where .Norway shares ‘a frozen frontier with the Soviet (Union. Communist _ officials blamed the losses on events in| Hungary and campaigning by other parties on the theme that votes for Communists would be | * * * + The Labor party stands firmly behind the West in both military alliances and economic and cul- tural cooperation. ‘Beep Trouble Reported HORRORS TO trom Hollymes® to the of his shows here, igrbeaps — Jack has promised free tokens to “persons brave enough to sit out the horror performance and leave the theate? unassisted.” who has brought his troop to Pontiac ‘annually years, is married to a Pontiac-area girl whom < Te stage of the Oakland Theater Saturday, give a midnight performance only, Among features of the “House of the Living Dead” stage show will be: Dracula; tion of the late James Dean and an “old-fashioned” spiritualistic seance, at which the audience may ask questions. The producer through- Baker, past for the he met during one lon-Strean Principle Scientists Sh CLEVELAND (®—The National Advisory Committee for Aeronau- tics bombarded a small. pinwheel inside a glass vacuum jar with an invisible stream of ions today and made it whirl briskly, * * ¥ The same ion-stream principle, NACA said, someday may be har- nessed to push 10-ton ships moonward at many of miles an hour once they have ‘reached outer space, Coupled. with atomic energy, isuch a vehicle might have virtu- ally unlimited range. * *”% *@ The demonstration was part of a four-day public inspection of the NACA's Lewis flight propulsion laboratory, which is attracting top scientists to Cleveland this week. In order to simulate the ‘searing temperatures which will be expe- rienced by aircraft and power plants at extreme speed#@ NACA has developed a research tool, the electric arc tunnel. It used# a Ca- thode ray ,and anode nozzle to transmit a spark, much as in the powerful searchlight of an antiair- craft unit. * *® * A fluid injected into the are chamber, heated by the: are and expanded through the nozzle pro- duces a high-speed stream, or “plasma jet,” with temperatures of 10,000 to 20,000 degrees. “The arc tunnel suggests an at- for Satellite ' SEMPLE CITY, Calif. 7» — A scientist from the California Insti-| tute of Technology reports that, ‘something has gone wrong with ‘one of the transmitting devices on the Russian earth satellite. Dr, Henry L, Richter, one of the scientists manning the - satellite tracking station here, said 20-meg- |acycle transmissions from the fly- ing sphere last night were coming| ‘as “steady rather than breaking’ beats." Dr. Richter, superintendent of) the research department at Cal-) |tech, said this might indicate bat- ‘tery trouble. He said there was nothin | wrong with the transmissions, icoming from the Satellite at 40) \megacycles. | Dr. Richter made the statement lafter a tracking session that be- igan at 10:40 p.m. Monday. He said earlier in the day that the |20-megacycle _ transmissions. had changed in character and ap- jpeared similar to those sent by i television transmitters. Pieck Begins 3rd Term as East German ‘Head’ “BERLIN W — Wilhelm Pieck rested in the, country today as he began his third four-year term as president of Communist East) ae Kept from official duties recent-| ly because of poor health, the 81- lyear-old President was not pres-/ ‘ent yesterday wheh Parliament re-elected him unanimously. | tractive propulsion device for out- erspace flight,” NACA said in a \report made public at the demon- ' stration, * * * “If a stream of fons, as in an arc jet, can be accelerated to high velocities by .use of electric or magnetic fields a small amount of thrust will be pro- duced." ‘Ions are tiny bits of matter— atoms which have been jof some of their electrons — and 273 Planes Turn Out BEAVER ISLAND (® — A dawn) ‘patrol flight drew 273 planes and jabout 500. persons to this Lake Michigan island Sunday for a tra-| ditional breakfast, plus perch | fishing and. patridge hunting. Dr. John Ludwick, resort operator, said early plans indicated only 150 planes’ would take part in the flight. Wheat covers more of the for Future Space Travel world’s farm lands than any other ow Theories have become electrically charged. Phycicist M.-.J. Krsnican ex- plained that beyond the earth's atmosphere a vehicle would re- quire only slight power in small deal, ~*~ * * increments to accelerate a great! o ~ Credits” Russia With Missile Capable _of Hitting Allied Bases WASHINGTON w/— The Navy credited Russia today with anoth- first—possession of operational range ballistic mis- ge: SERGES appraiser for the Detroit district Rain, Snow Fall in Northwestern, Atlantic States _, Rain or snow fell in wide areas of the country today, with mostly dry weather in the ‘southeast, southwest and east central sec- tions. Aeronutronic Buys. Permanent Acreage LOS ANGELES ™ — Aeronu- tronic Systems; Inc., Ford Motor Co.'s west coast subsidiary, today announced the acquisition of a large rece building site, Gerald J. Lynch, Aeronutronic president, said the site is a 200. One wet belt extended. from .the tract located near Newport Washington coast eastward| ‘through the upper Mississippi Val- ier ley and southward through the central Rockies and most of the plains. Low pressure off* the mid-Atlan- tic Coast triggered rains during the night in most of the mid and north Atlantic states. Heaviest falls were from New Jersey into southern New England. More than 1% inches fell at LaGuardia Field. However, skies were expected to tlear during the day in the mid- Atlantic states, with the low pres- sure moving northeastward, More showers were indicated in New England. velopment and. protetype center. Construction of the centeris re search laboratories will start ‘i Ford organized Aeronutronic in mid-1956 to develop and martufac- ture advanced systems for military and commercial application, Mili- tary work by Aeronutronic includes missile weapon systems, reconnais- sance systems and upper atmo- sphere vehicles, with emphasis on aeronautics, electronics, materials, computers and nucleonics. For the past year Aeronutronic has had its central offices in Glen- dale, Calif, Detroiter Chosen for Highway Post {threw Beer Bottles to Good Purpose LANSING u — Victor Eichhorn, 38, of Detroit, a veteran federal} DETROIT # — yg Mi ploye, installed in the |31, night porter at a r, Was ns “hor saad — fast early yesterday after strategic position of Right of Way Division direct: in the State cl hours when an elevator ciaat > on his foot. Highway Department. Te aitract ‘atantion he began * * * : throwing beer bottles at a glass The appointment was annoiinced panel in & naarby door aimed pitch late yesterday by Highway Com- One - excellently missioner John C, Mackie. went through the panel and on For the past five years, Eich-|+hrough a window at the front of horn has been chief of the Really. dor. Estate Division and reviewing) A: the sound of the crash two policemen came running and res- cued Knight. of the U.S. Corps of Engineers. ~« * * In his new post, Eichhorn will have direct supervision over land California has aBout one-half million actes of vineyards and more than 300 bonded winery es- way for a big expressway program announced by Mackie last week. HURRY! “For example,” he said, “‘a 10- ton vehicle in outer space, pow- ered by 10 pounds of thrust for only one month, would increase its original velocity by 25,000 miles an hour,” Such a vehicle before its ion) acceleration presumably would be traveling at least 18,000 miles an hour, which is the minimum speed ~y an earth satellite to maintain its orbit. Still greater speed would. be required to break away from! the earth’s pull and escape into, Space. Nehru's Me emory Proves Better | Than Elephant's | "TOKYO un Primé Minister| Nehru of India and the elephant! he gave the children of Japan eight years ago met again today. Nehru remembered Indira, the | daughter. Apparently Indira didn’t’ recall the Prime Minister. As) Nehru spoke about Indira to chil-| dren at a zoo, the animal uncon-| cernedly went ahead with her, meal of bananas, turnips, apples’ and grass. A_ chimpanzee squawked and stared at the visiting Prime Minis- elephant, who is named for his | ; “Way To the Gold”’ é Jeffrey HUNTER ‘Sheree NORTH ter Biya also Burt LANCASTER “TEN TALL MEN” in THe mmm EDMUND GRAINGER proscar mmm I RAY LAST 6 DAYS! —— STARTING TIMES —— 12:00 pleon-3:50-8:00 P. M, MOST | MO] ON REM TRE ER im THE TEN COMMANDMENTS te 3:50 P. M. Adults, 90¢ — Child, 60¢ EVENINGS Adults, $1.50 — Child, 75¢ COMING -. 2150 OJDYKE ROAD Phone FE 4-461 1 NOW OPEN e FRIDAY © SATURDAY MORRIRN@®@ VRIMA MAYO . ROBERT: STACK - RUTH ROMAN, ig: a. ter while thousands of flag- waa schoolchildren cheered, © SUNDAY Closed on All Other Days “The PRIDE and the PASSION” cake +: SUN, - MON. - TUES. ‘| | 08 HOPE: VERA MILES PAUL DOUGLAS . ALEXIS SMITH-DARREN McGAVIN | HELL HORROR FROM BENEATH ifal: SVPERMONSTROUS COPERHVMAN PERSHOCKERS | 10:45 AM. South End of Union Lake Road Open 6:30 EM 3.0661 NOW OPEN FRI. SAT. SUN. -Only! Corner WI S LAKE and AIRPORT ROADS Phone OR 3-2683 CLOSED WED. - THURS. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. “ELVIS PRESLEY “LOVING . YOU! U “tv | SPENCER TRACY “THE MOUNTAIN” * RONALD LEWIS im “Hell in Korea” From the } E 1 | : Femi peme o ‘Underdog Need One relay After { Win Mantle Still Is Doubtful Starter as Scene Shifts to New York ee ae appetites of the honest-to-goodness sports fans at this MILWAUKEE — Lew Bur-jmore of a threat on the bane time of the year. _ : ie her with baseball still in the picture, with din Se Manes hes : ootball just reaching its high note at this time, with |**t*e. re pe yg heneraie sagem > h : golf still holding on to its partisans, with hockey [thinks the New York Yankees ere|tnecaty sea got ane nein ee pushing its way in and with basketball even making ‘the mound. ‘ its debut, it is a wonder Mr. Fan doesn’t devour the sports pages to a point of rebellion. NEW ‘YORK w»°— The: proud _and haughty New York Yankees - Writers often hear the average sports page reader say|Champions know it, But Burdette,| Burdette was surprised -he worst , today were in their —“when it’s baseball season I want to read about base- beso et ca pre Pot joey _—_ since they bowed to the Brooklyn ball, witen it’s football season I want football, or when| shutout on a seven hitter yester-| sliders, fast ballé, sere ag 9 games in the its hockey, basketball, qvinaming, etc., I want them dur-|day, sums it up well from the| #4 Siukers, but about Their poi 4 conlieade shak ing their own seasons. » Braves standpoint. | eight curve balls. Burdette Their poise an . “Mantle must be considered | he Will he ready to . en for the first time in the series, 3 Actually, anymore just where do we differentiate one| whether injured or not,” said | 8 New York tomorrow a vee a pho oo season from another? . | the 30-year-old righthander, ager Fred Haney wants him. wey Beets demas Ge ae: SPORTS OF ALL SEASONS — F “But now he is considered much Fein couple of —— feat by Milwaukee—the Yankees or ms ia Eater r, 00) e fall, o e - _ . “Tl go any , » end their wo n the win-/ Tomorrow's Hurlers |izncy wanes me ; Bae ter, but on the sports pages they have now become all- seasons’ sports. terday gave them a 3-2. lead in the series, kek ok * victory over the Yankees, The Yankees only coustert You can read about baseball in February from the beating them on another be ieeml fen iee wchedule hitter 4-2 in the second game which cally, se © Soy 0, OY. training camps into October during the World Series. You can read football from July about the All-Star game to the end of January about the pro-bowl game. You can read about hockey in September when the teams begin work and in April during the playoffs, or basketball from October to May. Every year the ‘seasons get longer with pre-season and post-season additions. If it keeps up we may have the fantastic result of hav- ~ ing a team with a home base in the North for the sum- “. mer arid the same teanf going South for the winter to -, continue the same but year-round schedule. It doesn’t make sense to have people sit in T-shirts to watch a football game in Chicago or. to have 900 fans in topcoats watch a baseball game in the same city. | That’s just what happened.this year. It happened for the football all-star game in the Windy City in mid-summer and it happened when the Tigers played the White Sox in the final series in Chicago. ~ It’s getting so that the whole essence of the philosophy of those steering certain sports fields has become — add another event and a few more days to the season and make another dollar. : tle’s availability for tomorrow's sixth game, he is hoping against hope that his top slugger'’s sore — shoulder mends sufficiently to enable him to swing 9 bat. Mantle actually hurt his right shoulder in the first inning of Saturday's game when Red Schoendienst fell on top of him poh eaibisin ie . neg dove pitcher Bob dette had set down the Yankees, 1-0 in the fifth otteshe? ra Midhey a eonend. World Series game \in Milwaukee, yesterday. Hardly anyone realized Mantle was Mathews scored the winning tally. hurt. Even when he was held hitless by Warren Spahn‘or Sun- day. But yesterday, just béfore |fame time, Stengel announced he was withdrawing the Oklahoma strong boy from the starting line- up, HE'S MILWAUKEE'S BOY — Lew Burdette (33), Braves’ pitcher, was applauded by catcher Del Crandall and Ed Mathews (right) after Bur- GPE Ss Buhl vs Turley Wednesday : Hootin’ and Hollerin’ MILWAUKEE (#—Although terday was a work day inthis industrious town, there was almost as much hootin’ and hollerin’ in downtown Milwaukee after yes- terday’s game as there was after Sunday’s thrilling 175 Braves’ triumph. Auto horns kept blasting most of the. evening. 3 * * * Stengel explained that the Mick's shoulder had stiffened considerably and it hurt him when he swung a bat. The Yankees received a taste yesterday of what (t is like with- out the bledgeoning art of Man- tle when they were held to seven hits by Lew Burdette (nothing me NEW YORK (INS) — A burly from paradise, and the Bronx,County Stadium, set the stage for and their ball - playing delegates| acer tan s single) as Ford We say hurrah for sports, but lorig live the certain band of Milwaukee Braves stormes Bombers tama heme 3s ES sto ' ' Saas agp . oe baa? i ay athe . Ae mS lost the heartbreaker to Milwau- oOmMmol a nee ped season, wr menacingly into New York today,|stop Milwaukee's burning desire to! _ Spacious) kee, Whitey himselt yielded only eager t tury Ce bettered Yow leFesible the walle of thei title Stadium. And it was na secret Yanigews park inio-a ere sixyhits, but three of them came DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX ’ -, =e ithat the faithful in the Beer City comettry., in“one inning— the sixth—-te ac. se nen nee | COUNt for the only run of the game and resuit in Burdett’s second victory ever the Yankees In the series. Ford had beaten the Braves in the yor 3-1 on five hits, The partisan crowd's _ biggest thrill, however, came in the sixth. Ford and Burdette were locked -}up in a real pitching duel, Neither side had been able to push a runner as far as third base. The Poritiac High is getting ready for its first annual “Football Festival” next week, with floats and rffusic and a homecoming atthosphere for its game with Saginaw ... We are asked, “Why not condemn the PHS track at Wisner field and not only the poor stadium lighting?” . . « But we do, really. For a three-time state champion- ship track team, the fgcilities are like the lights, very dull. And that is why Pontiac doesn’t get a league or Se = Saginan Valley Teams the universe. The magnificent Braves were| Fred Maney, was expected to | : bailing righthander, Bob Turl Prep Standings | snr “eter Deer | kees and make-thetr own Wonder-jdynasty. ~~ : oo | one iosallcmetaed victory away! puny (18-7) to the — pitching Shunning miracles for just plain All Games Marvelous clutch pitching- hitting. a UJ Id C r| ql] Wee Tiand Sielding, the Braves moved SAGINAW VALLEY en Ww T regional mest. ; BOB TURLEY Bay City wo 8 3 0 0 Arinur Mi IS28 8 8 88 pare 32 in the spectacular yes- Yankees had touched Burdette for _ : Eentrel 72.5 7 i. four hits and the Braves had got- | ® ’ ; Saginaw. .....|.0 ©@ «66 )«61) «2 | This notable achievement, which By BRUNO L, KEARNS fever temperatures higher thaniten only three off Ford. | : * seein iain evoked delirious outbursts of joy! Sports Editor, Ponting Press [normal around pr@p front, the ac-) Whitey retired the first two | ; | League AliGames|from 45,811 fans at Milwaukee's! After a flu-bitten week which had|“ion gets heavier this weekend) Braveg in the sixth, Then. came | — week vs a —-- jespecially in the rugged Saginaw|the big break, Eddie Mathews = | East Detroit. ..,..,...0 © 3 0 Valley Conference which has a full/a slow chopper to the right side Bs ; ; ae Mtr Chmens tle 21S slate on tap. Coleman, usually an alert fielder, ? It’s still early in the season, but Holly and Milford hold thus far has mowed down three Ferndale « ..s...s0s... es o 32 Two teams, Pontiac and Flint) waited for the ball to bounce to a there is a handful of. high — spotlight Bn me = opponents. — *: 5.8 Northern were idle last week be- von oad of charging in for football games coming up circuit. teams clash a ke & t cause of the flu bug. Pontiac’s short hop. By the time he weekend that could make or break; Milford Friday night and the St. Michael and St. Frederick Gove game with Ferndale and North-icould get the ball and whip it the championship ambitions of sev-| W-0 title could well hang in the | their blazing city rivalry! 2 @ 1 ern's contest with Grand Rapids/to first, Mathews was across the | ‘eral Oakland County area teams.|-balance, although defending (<4, atvernoon at Wisner Stadi- $33 Catholic were called off because|bag with an infield single, Henry . ‘«» Although this week's results champidh Northville is stilt to be um while Orchard Lake St. Mary|™ 2 1 9 of heavy influenza rates among] Aaron followed with a bloop single wort’t decide anything conclusively,| ¢ncountered by both schools. — 44 unbeaten Ferndale St. James 7 3 H Ferndale and Grand ‘Rapids play-|to right that dropped between Cole- they will help the various league) Milford,. unbeaten in three|lock horns at Orchard Lake in ers. man and right fielder Hank Bauer, . puzzles to fall into place a little cames, will match its better team crucial Suburban Catholic League League All Games|. The big game of the SVC Is east Rekge oe yen os eer better, s i ai ast. the weight and pow- battles. . * ‘ Take Orion , . 2 <3 o | at Flint Central where the state's muted in the fi & ¢p i ¥ The Eastern Michigan League jer of the Broncos, who are also ‘troy inca a 3 8 ‘mumber one team, Bay City Cen- came through with a line—single 4 and the Wayne-Oakland Confer- | unbeaten but have tue ex as Imlay City invades Ortonville’ oreo savaees sens 1 i 3 1 : tral shoots for fits 4th straight to right, and Mathews romped ence grab top billing. slate, Holly was fortunate to gain|Friday for an important South Cen-|Kvondale 00S me tg age satay tee: the across the plate with the only run East Detroit, boasting a tom a scoreless tie with West Bloom- tral flees — and South aie ennai ham betta th ads tie \of the game, winning streak, and surprisingly maly field last “Friday. cy uewden ar aoe gitnene,. AN Gomes dast weekend while Bay City was | © Burdette still had his work cut | strong Hazel Park Any title hopes remaining for) 5). Milford. ......0.3 6 0 3 @ 6 mayling city rivaly Handy 53-12. | out for him, however, He gave at Hazel Park in the EML’s No 1 Waterford and Walled Lake in the|/-***- oo epideescee ge er i a Se . , singles in each of the next’ z j |. eee eaertach Och 1.6 2 Saginaw is host to Flint Northern up Fee: attraction. Both teams are unde-| Inter-Lakes Conference will rise or| . Cla {eee 1i¢ 2 8-6 three innings, but ta the + s this tal y. = {Brighton oe oss: ae ee a a and in the local attraction the ° feated_in three Starts this season. l Friday. Bicomfield Hilis.1 2 0-1 2 6 Chief: tertain: Arthur Hill ninth did he face more than Chuck. Skinner, head coach of! The disappointing Skippers tan- a an CAINS Szrrcentetes 3 3 ee hiefs en in r threo batters. Yogi Bursa sthgied the Parkers, said his squad would|gle with Berkley at Waterford and ae 5 . Py, ©, 8p Were to open the seventh but Slaughter be s in 1957 if fnjuries|Walled Lake is at home against SUBURBAN py age Sime _ ‘The Hillities gave Alpena a drub-| hit inte a double play. Csleman didn’t deplete his thin ranks, So|Farmington, Waterford and the . s web WoL bing last Fate 2 44-13, despite the) singled with one out in the far: the Parkérs have stayed in/Vikings -both dropped their loop emdin tless glllaseesoccket Ge Games ae fact that only 29 players made! eighth, but Mantle, in a pinch sound physical condition and they will thro and any further setbacks) { | Ee ee the trip because of the fli which! running role, was out down -try- should prove a thcrough fest for throw them out of the running. ; | OL St.'Mary ........'0 1 ¢.¢ {kept several at ‘home. ing to steal second : the defending charhiion Sham-| Clawson and Madison square | ‘There are only six cntlies coc le rroderi ae o.2 0064 8 Pontiac still has the taste of es % rocks. oft at Madison ‘in the top Oak- |ty high school ‘odie tars wig? Se MMF 8" 38 wl the 13-6 victory it gained at Lan- | Burdette, growing stronger as Birmingham, which squeaked by land B League game. The spirit- [perfect records after three weeks SOUTHERN THUMB sing Sexton two weeks ago, and |the game progressed, fanned the Mt. Clemens, 13-12, in its loop)-ed Eagles are worki a fall ti League Ail Games in view of Sexton’s 45-0 victory first two Yankees, Bauer and Ku- opener, plays host to Ferndale Fri- head of steam for evreed Claw- " _ “> - a ¢ -¥ . over Kalamazoo last Friday, the bek, in the ninth but McDougald <¥ day in another important cofftest.| son, the Getending champ which | the undefeated — untied oquidh y rheely MY 3. : Chiefs will hardly expect to find | kept New York's hopes alive with \ all with 3 marks, ate Hazel Park,|% 63 their opponents _— them sre |* Single. Se gM. Deira, bopever, — Lake’ Orion, Clawson, ‘Troy, Mil-|™ 1 3 | ightty: swung a ote aie, Hider, | erndhda Dr. o 3 = : ra A : Facts Figures on Serius: ford and Fr St., James, Pontiac must ‘not be too bad Mathews, ending the game. a sd Southfield and ‘Hotly ‘are un- Games considering what Sexton, a team it beaten, but the Jays have a tie |tmis wen f |beat, did to Kalamazoo,” said) "SW YORE (A) MILWAUKER (Ww), By The, Associated Press Fourth game at County Stadiam, Senday,, With Royal Oak Kimball while 1- ; : Arthur Hill. coach--Kurt Kampe.|pauer,rf 4 6 2 a pi g 5 (Sest-et-2 games) f : aad “We're not taking Pontiac lightly,|Kupek. cf 3 9 9 Mantis. 2 ‘ Won Lost Pet. New York ......... 100 000 603 1-5 11 | Molly has been held to two o 3 McD'gald, ss 4 @ 1 Logan,ss 4 6 6 Milwaukee (NL) oo... 3 2 600 Milwaukee --. 900 400 0003-7 7 0| deadlocks . ‘-& we -plan—an--ail-out effort,” he/Berra.c 4-0 1 Mathews, 383-3 3-. New York (AL) ....5..005 s 3 +400, Ps 0 innings) » < added. brent g : 3 ; —— «. 3 ‘ : * First game at Yankee Stadium, Wea. (9) Grim ‘a ara cs, Byrne cat oe tanaeee. : Re hoon aS League = All Games Kampe watched the Chiefs lose ewan a ; 7 ° cates ot H g : Rilwaukes cc. 000 000 100-15 @| Home runs—New Mork, Howard, Mi- “e “Sere a Ecaheicme kl a ak jto Wyandotte in the opener and/q—Mantle 9 0 © Cov'gton, If 3 0 0 » iw 4 waukee, Aaron, Torre, Mathews, Warren, South Lake, Detroit St. ae Z a 4 h Sexton|Turley,p 6 0-0 Crandall,.c 3 6 @ . New York pr otes oa i 1 Rita, Highland Park St. Be Rochester . .......0 0 1 1:0 is scout saw. the game at Sexton be ag 2 0 0 Brudette,p 3 0 0 end “Crandall; Ford‘ Lm asitegegs* Somer stent, sm Nt Br = City and eae Wine, deecsh neeets ; 3 £3 3 Sere nas be wok Soot at. eee a ef. eZ Hi ; “Semmens ed. : na For oie, 000 000 000-8 7 6 BI-COUNTY . rer ec eo oer Second game “at Yankee Stadium, MPORIRe i nt Bet arc! Last: oats i ome was| * : League All Games In ite three games to date, | 4—Ran tor clint - ors nee + O11 300 104 ginne Crindall. L—Ford. Walled Lake, ” which had its 10-|gouth | Lake i 6 Hi ° Arthur Hill defeated curse new vor ay eee 8 9 ge e-8 Mer Ae ha Grande atenia, Dit|g Rich wame st Yankee staaium,|game victoby string snapped by|lexemew ct of 3 8 ee ae ee Milwaukee 900.001 08a tmar (4), Grim (8) and Berrs. L—|geventh game wi Yankee Stadium, Thurs.) Southfield, 19-0. ; (Centerline... 1k 8 Midiand, 33-0 and | covington. ont Lees: Silomne. rwhs— Milwaukee, Logan. New| | “0% Oh 1 Witecessery - % wien hom ae at Se then whipped, Alpena. Ld ee weet ee ee ees cs oe oe Below ‘56 Production ay 2 : OTHER AREA RECORDS . | : ; AP Wireynoce seishne: TS eek or sal , "Tied game at County Stadiuam, Saturday, | Net receipte—$274.942 01 ers . - arty ' New f ol cbee. 902 200 $0012 9.0 Each club's ond Teague’ ‘share’—$58.409 2 MILWAUKEE ww — ‘The com- Bout Qa Rondel 5....:..2 1 Hi SHING caren - Wes oington, Milwaukee ig _ Pref \Midiand, the entire city of Saginaw ee SS esos OS oe 88 bined runs total for both series Craverook ow fielder, tenses every muscle as he slams hard against the left field was flu-ridden and we were. hurt butey, Large (iy ond. Berra: Dull, Wiguestel Rie Wire Mee games) | eos of 38 | ‘10 under the mark! es 3! i fence in. Milwaukee yesterday, for a sensational grab of.a bid for /hadly. The fid has been around im | Peewee ce eMahon (i), and Rice, | Net teceipts—-$1,665.002.1 mam compiled by Yanks and Dod-/Marlette «sr... scaieeet bi a home run hy Yankee’s Gil’ McDougald. Play came in the.4th inning. |here for more than: three week ; iene rane whey. tory Kubek (2), Pie 3 Cm, 4 sos, | OTS in pr fon fire five games of Royal Oak. Bhrine vteenesen@ 2 By It-was the World Series’ most srecteqular catch, so far. sities won, jalready, and it is now _, be | ya ee ee “ae Yratanmas pea last — + Parmington OurLady.....,.0 93 © 14. é ff he ep: ering off." . id ‘ : peo ‘a t * : j ‘ | \? ‘ rf | ~ j aes i‘ Z ee i \ bod : i i . . I . ; sy ig : , | ; | te \ en / ry f ; ‘ : i ‘ : ; ape net ‘ he ‘A \ a —_ i } ; ‘ # | : i id] , @ ee, a : \ ‘ ‘ ; : . . 4 ie # ‘ l ec kal ¢ ‘ 4 i y in ' | i < 5 * " * 4 fice Ss i eh Me i t os . i8 \ ei ey \ n \ A . jet j \ F | Yee | ae | } fi aa ‘ * ig Ls \ } sue ‘ ae | : ot. 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You con bag the biggest prize in the Rt ee teen oon en “ALL MODELS ¢ ALL COLORS _ + MOHER-THAN-EVER TRADEIN ALLOWANCES 6 RTH dabenoutt SOUTH WOODWARD The Wolverines know they are SHOWS CASEY SORE SHOULDER — Mickey injured when he dumped Red Schoen- dienst at 2nd base, raises his arm and discusses sore shoulder with Yanks’ manager, Casey Sten- gel (left), in the Listening is Darrel Johnson, reserve catcher. Mantle is expected to return to action in Wednes- day's game in New York. AP Wirephote dugout at Milwaukee, yesterday. ‘beating Rose Bowl-bound Michi Another memory stirs the Wol- verines, They still believe they should have won last season. In- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Midiand’s magnificent Chemis, | victor after Michigan tolled off who have rolled over three Saginaw \more yardage (159-143) and more| Valley League football teams in ‘first downs (13-9), almost-effortless .style, today be- came the No. 1 high school team in the state's Class A ranks. * * *. The Chemics, after routing Flint| Central, Saginaw Arthur Hill and Saginaw with a 112 to 13 scoring ecge, shoved rugged Bay City Cen-' tral out of the top spot after the Wolves had reigned just one week.’ So tremendous have the first | three Weeks of Michigan's high | school action been that there has been a new leader eAch week in the Associated Press “Top Ten” Split. Verdict Win NEW YORK #—"I went to hit him but he wasn't there." That's how’ Jerry Luedee ex-} plained why he lost the last two! rounds—and the fight—to clever na last night. Slade’s sweep of the final. two kin rounds gained him a. split deci- — * «© * sion in 10 rounds and got By the slender margin of‘a single his comeback off to a flying start. Knocked down:in the third round land behind going into the ninth, ‘Jimmy nimbly maneuvered jaround. the ring to outbox ‘his crude but willing rival. Luedee jhad scored earlier with sweeping punches to the head and body. Gridmen Odtnumbered LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP)—The Uni- vote, the six member sports edi- tors serving on the AP’s Class A panel moved Midland ahead of Bay City Central, cross-town rival Bay City Handy. * * * A slick, 180-pound quarterback, Mike Westley, has guided Midland te three straight one-sided _ tri- his touchdown was called back. * 2 @ —— Westley has convinced the, Saginaw’ Valley, at icast, that he’s one of the state’s most talented signal callers. Joe Hart, veteran sportswriter of the Sagi- naw News, warned that the Chemics seems to be “getting better as the season progresses.” i ee | Flint Northern, Pe gman = and ‘top-ranked in # {Central dropped the Pioneers from second to 6th place, just ahead of East Detroit's powerful Shamrocks. Wyandotte edged Highland 1957 despite the} Wolves’ convincing 53-12 rout of} © wrphs, Against Saginaw he passed| four times for touchdowns and, scored twice himself. Another time ‘Midland Grabs Class A Top Spot spot, while Lansing Eastern (13-0 Here’s how the AP panel selected over Port Huron) and Traverse |the “top ten” in Class A: ~ City (42-6 over Canadian Seo) 1. Midiend deadlocked for the 9th and 10th 2. Bay City Central spots. 3. Flint Northern 4. Muskegon Heights Other teams given support are| § Muskegon me Flint Central and Battle Creek! 1. East Detrott Central. Seat. Traverse City and Lansing Eastern Weather Too Nice! By JACK PATTERSON MANISTEE -— Continued clear skies and warm weather are making the hunters job increas- ingly hard. The woods are getting very dry, noisy underfoot, and it geste will take a good _ permit a little tar- - get visibility. In- '. cidentally, before &: + that rain comes, As one moves over toward the West side he notices @ subtle change in hunters’ reports on grouse, From Emmett county down to Oceana they ‘agree there are Park 20-13 and retained the 8th [PN pee YOU LOSE ‘D WAYS with FAULTY MUFFLER Mufflers and Pipes for n _ Midwest 4.2735 . eee ae Wost cars COMPANY Hunters’ Job Ditticult as Vegetation Dries Out ‘{tough Michigan team,” he said. | - : . | - : r = SILENT WAT DAS MUFFLER * Mcnene dated ~ has a 2-1 in in the series, 3 P The Wolverines won 33-7 in 1954 i Soil | Mes and in 1955 did it again by a i A gan State. he returned here | 4 Compare today’s prices and» [as end coach in 1953, the Spartans ]41 score, ~~ : = Fleisct have split four fames with Michi- | |feat that season. Last year, State coast-to-coast _} - see for yourself . gan and twice went to the rose f ° won & +0 decision. Bisled)ibosisdasiele pane ss 3 a Preferred gives you higher téwi, This will be the 50th meen : pe! Proof—a full 90 Proof for “Dan Currie, Sammy Williams) the _ golden anniversary of series dating back to 1898. As! usual in recent years, the game is a sellout and the air will be electric with the excitement of the 100,000-plus fans jammed into Michigan stadium. Michigan State has not been scored on this season in the 54-0 runaway over Indiana and the 19-@ licking of California, Michi. gan allowed one touchdown in taking Southern California 16-6, Studying scouting reports on the Wolverines, Daugherty commented, that this Michigan team appears to have a better balance between | ground and passing attacks than | some recent Ann Arbor outfits. “It looks like a typically good, | “This is one game we don't have: WUDAS MUFFLER SHOP GUARANTEED ACAINST RUST-OUT, BURN-OUT, AND BLOW-OUT KING’S Midas Muffler Service (aest te ~FE 2.1010 Open Mon. thru Thurs. “til 5:30; Fri. “til 8:00 Set, ‘til 5:00 to. build the boys up for. They have a head of steam on already." The feeling in the MSU camp is that Michigan coasted some Saturday and -has béen holding out some surprises, But work started last night on acquainting the squad with what is known from the scouting reports, SANDERS FOR RENT TRAVIS. HARDWARE Orchard Lake Ave. FE 56-8724 Duck hunting throughout the northern area is suff-ring from summer weather and their is con- siderable local feeling in many areas that the native duck crop has been a thin one. This pessi- |mistic outlook may change prompt- ly with the coming of some “ducky”. weather. Deer hunters — bow hunters, thaé fs, are far scarcer in west- ern counties than in central and eesterti ones. That isn’t just a comparison of week-end and veek-day conditions, either. Bow hunters apparently don’t favor this area so much, al- though from personal observation make it worthwhile, Woedcock are relatively: scarce in most of the western’ areas we checked but. that situation o change overnight. 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Walter O'Malley for the hand of his darling’ Brooklyn Dodgers. * a * late res: afternoon when the council—over determined opposi- tion—mustered the necessary 10 votes to transfer the Dodgers West, * * * The move that had been stewing ,| Since last May became a. reality In New York, O'Malley withheld comment, bit his acceptance of x * ” the contract offered by the city: was believed in the bag.. The Dod-| ger president has until Oct. 15 to, make his Four co men opposed the transfer to the. very end of the tumultuous, six-hour session. All t ig = MOST VALUABLE — Jim Wagner proudly displays The Press award annually given to the ‘Most Valuable Player’ in the Class A City Baseball League. Wagner, a pitcher and versatile per- former for CIO Local 594, was honored at the recent Parks and Rec* reation Department summer sports banquet. Wagner won four games and lost one for the CIO team during the 1957 season. Pentisc Press Photo Pontiac four said they want the Dodgers, $100,000 Bid for Title Bout DETROIT #—A Detroit group is willing to guarantee Archie Moore $100,000 to defend his light- heavyweight championship agains! Chuck Spieser here. Spieser, a Detroit fighter ranked No, 4 in the list of challengers of the elderly Archie's crown, has not fought since his knockout loss to Tony Anthony of New York last spring, Moore's last defense was a tech- nical knockout victory over An- thony. Joe Spieser, brother and man- ager of the fighter, said: “We have reason to believe Jack Kearns, Moore’s co-manager, wil! accept our offer within a day or 0."" Pitchers Last Longer Than First Basemen MILWAUKEE ™ — Series pit- chers have had more complete games than the first basemen. Harry Simpson of the Yanks, an outfielder by trade, hag been the only first sacker ‘to go the dis- tance. He did it twice, By con- trast, Burdette has had two com- plete games and Warren Spahn and Whitey Ford one each for a total of four. SPORTS DEPARTMENT Night Phone — FE 2-0104 Scoring Lead Held by Nitschke, Sessi CHICAGO #® — Illinois fullback Ray Nitschke scored three touch- downs in a 40-0 rout of Colgate Saturday to move into a tie with Iowa's Gene Sessi,in the Big Ten ing race. Both Nitechke nhd Seed, whe scored his tliree touchdowns in a 70-14 rout of Utah State In lowa’s opener, have 18 points. — Bob Blakely of Minnesota is third with 17 points on two touch- downs and five conversions, fol- ‘lowed by Michigan’s Stan Noskin and Wisconsin's Sid Williams with Mad Scramble Looms for NHL Hockey League faces off its 41st season tonight with indications that annual forecasts of a mad scramble for top placings may turn out more factual than pro- verbial. Wholesale player- swaps since last season, with at least three big names involved, have put even speculation on a topsy turvy basis. There is fairly general agree- ment, however, that the streng- thened Chicago Black Hawks not only will climb out of the cellar but should barge into select com- as one of the four playoff Alst Year Opens Tonight MONTREAL if — The National treal” Canadiens . will finish first rendered to the Detroit Red Wings last season, : The question-mark Bla¢k Hawks themselves usher in the season in the only game scheduled today, when. they are hosts to the Tor- a Maple —_ - The wits open play Thursday at, Olympia against New York as (Chicago and Montreal tangle. Get First Ace at 75 ridge waited until he was 75 to get his second hole-in-one. He got his last ace with a 5 fron on the 145-yard second hole of the Walnut Hills Country Club, built in... not rubbed on! MEN’S cs Era SHOES | “An Osmun Man qs STYLE 240 / Black Cordovan / Plain Toe / Seamless Blucher Briar Last sD 4° French Shriner enalitg always goes deeper than “looks.” It’s § built-in —.step by step, by veteran craftsmen using the finest § materials. Such exactness pays off —is your complete satis- faction with each shoe’s appearance, comfort and wear. a Well-Groomed Man” | Town & FE 4-4541 and regain the NHL title they. sur-|- CHICAGO (AP)—Charles F. Eld-| * * or. Dodgers’ ‘Hand’ | but feel ‘terms of the contract ibringing them here are unfavora- ble to the city. There was a threat from the camp of-the four dissenters of try- ing to nullify the council action by placing the issue before the voters as a referendum, Councilmen favoring the Dodger transfer gave this plan little chance of success. Such an elec- tion could. not be held until next summer, they said, and besides, the city's residents - are —over- whelmingly in favor of bringing the Bums to Los Angeles, — To bring the issue to a vote, thousands of signatures would be required, The exact number would be determined by the size of the vote in the last municipal election. Yesterday's vote was delayed Rolland, bitter foe of the transfer who charged the city was getting | only 1-30th of what it should from O'Malley. Tension increased, however, when the roll call vote was finally called. Nine of the votes were. al- some uncertainty on which way Councilman Ransom Callicott would vote. He responded on an “aye’’ which proponents of the transfer feel wil] have this effect on the National pasttime: seat Wrigley. Field Under terms of the contract, the Dodgers would play their games in Wrigley Field until O'Malley builds his team a 50,000-seat sta- dium. on 300 acres of Chavez Ra- vine land deeded the Dodgers by the city. Theh O'Malley gives the citv the l0-acre site of Wrigley Field, in the Pacific Coast League, which O'Malley ‘picked up when he boutht the Angel franchise last year. “(Champagne List (s Star-Studded for hours by Councilman John/- ready committed, but there was) 4... The National League season will) - open locally next ewe at. 22, 500- home of the Los Angeles Angels| New York's — Richest Horse Race Attracts 14 Top Runners By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS today for the Champagne Stakes, New York's richest horse race, Saturday at Belmont Park, while | / Dedicate and Gallant: Man are’ scheduled for a rubber match in the co-featured Jockey Club Gold Cup. * * * The one mile staratadded Champagne includes’ George E. Widener's Jester, ‘the Belmont Futurity winner; The Maine Chance Farm's Jewel's Reward, winner of the Washington Park/|der Futurity and/-Cowdin Stakes Li't- Fella, winner of two Belmont stakes and ‘the World's Play. ground at Atlantic City; Fred W. Hooper's Alhambra, who wor five stakes and was disqualified from the (Arlington Futurity; and the Foxcatcher Farm's Rose Trellis, who took the Hopeful at Saratoga. Other probables include _ the Wheatley Stable's Misty Flight, the Llangollen Farm entry of Rise 'N Shine and Crasher, the Claiborne Farm's Nadir, Walter M. Jeffords’ Piano Jim, the Brook- field Farm's undefeated Isendu, the Greentree Stables “Turpitude, and Time Called, another Widener entry. ; Anna Gannuli's Chance It Tony, With all 14 going, the Cham- will have a gross pot of amoiig others; the Jaclyn Stable’ i Cagers Tonight, DETROIT a ~ Detroit gets its when Charley ‘Eckman’. team plays an intra- ~squad oa + sa : The ‘game. will begin’ at 8:30 A field of 14 appeared probable/p,m./in Detroit's Olympia Stadium and proceeds will go to the United Foundation. out for some of the players,” said coach Eckman; “A couple of these boys have a chance: to make the squad and this-is a good time ow Aa eet they are." MONDAYS PFIOnTsa Rah i rib New pong ig fa ss ge Ae MOTOR MART AUTO PARTS $158,500, with $94,275 to the win- ner. ee TALL TALES by KING EDWARD wn sees or sa in Detroit, says Sam there’s a man so fast he can turn off the light and be in bed before the room rae aeweigon or eed ~ KING ' EOWARD CIGARS i Get « Toll Tole? Sind © te King Sdeeed, ' Heride. Yow may win @ prize! C ountry fe Sa see ee ee a fe PLEDGE | OF QUALITY} We heréby pledge that | the whiskey in this bottle is absolutely and exactly | the same fine Old # Quoker as in the a previous bottle. | ® 86 PROOF STRAIGHT SGURBON Winks hatte Old friends will welcome the “new”’ bottle. It’s a replica of the original bottle in which Old Quaker first became famous. WHISKEY + ve DisTAty . ‘ + ' ies e ee f ; ; { i Ps , i pt At ‘ ‘ . 2 ; el , a * ve e 4 = eae ‘i 7 12,000,000 CASES WAVE BEEN SOLD- : on must be Go00: NG.CO., CAWRENCEBURG, (NOG tirst good logk at the city's newest “It'll be more than just a work- . eee ee ae = ; i ? : i 4 ttt, FON _ cy : + as . | Z j a z Li has set out on a route that would ‘te. . we estes telener — : 2 wive 7 MAGS Gull of Mexico, the Atlantic ac oo Brie Canal and back home} | {ONP = * CvanA a. iu SSS ee = + 10-8 a BOARDING HOUSE FZ ts, 4 Yip ’ i POLICEMAN: PTA LITTLE CHILD, LED BESIDE HER, HER TEARS AND ‘ ‘ KtRCEET RED Ld THINKING YOU'LL SIT AT ME LIKE THAT * NANCY = TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 _ - a oes é abe 5 T NoM, THE y ——*e 08 Ma Za os — = os Wasi re ; wr oF One | SB he 4, / f/ I it te (a 0-8 © 1957 by MEA Service, tne, TAL. Rag, UA. Pat. OF, = | LIZZ — WHERE ARE-you ‘GOING WITH THAT LADDER ? ——— a ST by Franklin Folger OY es Bl ipag oval | BAS ml, ' 4 a ‘iN ' Ly 5! ie 4 By Ernie Bushmiller Wi + “4 : 25 : TLL GO..BUT TELE THAT \ WE'RE NOT Jus SNOB WE ;, PEEK AT THAT ROBBER BARON, nar WAP oy totes formes ttn. IL SAVAI 4 L EF2> oon 9. By Edgar Martin HALF AC Ty — ‘i | ; a IRE Re . | GRANDMA, WHILE I'M HERE. WAIT TL. THE POOR RID LEARNS THAT ALL TRILBY WiLL. TOLERATE 1S A GIRL : By Dick Cavalli ( I CAN'T MAKE ) 2 HIM LETGO! By Charles Kuhn | | OO YA WANT ME T° FIx LOC SQUEAKY FLOOR DONALD DUCK Ll errr. ~ : joe 4 See ae = Seis ee a a es ec eee ae - e oe we : oe a \ ‘ J \ Pe t \ bg ‘ 2 | \ PS 4 = + We yi FY ¥ i - x f sa ree ft. THAT'S MY BUILTCIN BURGLAR ALARM) | . \ 1957 BER. 38, OCTO : PRESS. TUESDAY: I AC PONT “THE | of Gir, to. Confer car. layer smi 0 Cnt Screwdriver Kee for Comm s line y Found; Mexico’ , on Bu Gift of Jaycee is ace ept tabbed | together this ac e Acc paving the Z s Pep IN fficers pie ee up to : Ma legal my aa: f across wear of events Lucero oie on to be Paso, Tex a se tel rea mh Yie tonight 8 ot iy Arne @m — Police the Rio cr der pa and i“ home a see the a their udies - riage Hs. vl oe * PLL, NM. pee Hig an police ao Mrs. Cle and Prites a agree. pinto 5-year io, ts, Mexie: =. tind em Kio « — ss Jo, Falling + | liam into the rescind : today ae beans fone sede, _ joint eff : They aren ae 10-year-old Recent r Scrutiny Before ea = West Jak k Jot eigh was children, . Close for ro futures for the unc! dump Mexico car tive the care ‘ fits ag igrecerresoorgs Chippewa : Soybean f heard tee Oe ong in‘a Frence. ow re in Bring ins, Profi se cent tobi tween the | . . cHICACO wm ~ 5 bes + ghar foun nat of here, “- | Lett behind 30-30 “ the chamber uncle * ae saree iio of Margins, . Suton ee ee eae ot ee prod- extending were miles east * appa 5 shell ordered f an and AWSO: cad Ocunnee Comm it Sake ater futures ie Lucero stab garded a was ine Bx. neo le babysitter a bed. 8AM D With wpe and nd the nally sough: The of locally eset ey mcr Other Jo single and w -mortem determ her) Fra t, The on ed. hy aw — most of ty a ch origi sales the them 's advance. trade, Ye cent tle Sandra a weapon, A post to whet idnight, sleeping turned. YORK d nk, whi ering ht to i sold by ta-\day's a light uch as De-| Lit died from The. child’s bg thet and ulted.|m Jo were dn't re 8 sleepy NEW the ae = re Be * * nd 17 ace growers lots, troit mixed vie as after the out ently dy the heart. nearby, the use of sually au be a dra rents vests he wa couch, ices on secent —— of the land, * on this a shed Monday. outset, Tom had it app nco moved little g the he dold investors ta liowing the of the in — ples at the ot ‘Agricultur salesle ati ty Jones ages she aes said with] Fra: the boy with the heard ing’ in t ra and today a Fo ters, official liscuss opening. tions are Markets, a eaneumneaiant "| Police L¢ rges Offic e. covered of and Franco the boy San- ne, trade: r look other ma with an . to j at the nag woh gogo Sa 1 domesti Sheriff cha’ farm crim half up aving :30 a.m, door. tin a close uld confer 8, Inc of the decline Burea giwith an curtail d as possi and murder 4, & Or | 8OX ody, oe po-| le t 12: back ca (eee ings: s sho will City Line merger the a apes. Bey to “insofar re- file Franco, of min Her be: ‘ound by tol Abou out the the of th margin sent ntiac of a assist after Oi, sais cis: it an, aa ot eee Joe record was f ives, who because neo go to. close falling. "nee te stock tes at peovng te ibitity line to lous, coe oe we 2 + 5 or cce ment of against with a on sand, her relati there lways Fra Jo got up ral: then How favori profit - mar. the poss the bus fficulties., Sepiee. Setietaes, | eat a 28 ao the boa worker | ith the la - five of arched “was a r-/dta heavy yields on ate ity and neial” di ace iene crate) i sets. 22. 1.20) The heard report, wi . tami- » they , Frame His pa ainst a turn, ed up be, and corpor c s fina egg — ‘pskts pete re ports k. tion of the h to scrapes * nd of the rged lice “knew the area. ag didn't re Franco tumed up prices - latter’ GIVE- $2,000 received |Cantelo Coat pe svocannyressns 2.25 last OA cnatiene strengt as ; ‘a “friend been cha her they ing” about . Thomp-| She 2:20 a.m. sister and at gins, * e Federal Re- JAYCEES ion will be ssion by | Grapes, <=” al aadasene one te USDA aaah cata Gdeaamae Franco, ready ild trom I, boast nearby. Chiet, here! ay of his rruthers, m- ‘ ‘of the lose to sentatic weekly Ree Pears, ‘bartet, om eons * ver, ¢ corn * has al the ch e FB nts live nes and Paso w t the farm arl Ca was ¢ in rules ‘t as c the A pre ning’s Parks--and- Prum,- prene bu. s. howe ton at times. hour hy, dnaping day. Th eel teritt ‘Se in El dquar |g law, C2 rhere he beter! weary : ane ee IS! at this eve t, vues | Plums, ons. the marke cent first *lwith ki Sun iding t| She ined hunt hea er-in xter, W is rifle Board once argin a R. Ewal The : Waterme bies 4.00) as a of the Ye low-| early re a arran rema man = = arby De ded his r 'm going! ve as they on m 20s David ara alh Vegeta - 3.33/much the end was 4% to high-!home agents soars be — Mexican [ne He loa m, “I Tm) raders buying in the fon of toald — , aie ed, id them know if t tage than r must) reat mber’ made ot | pene 138 opel Mer gee % & 4 whose issued a ndoned | the pay and to t reen today buyer lor Cha I be ! bs wcen es . I don pe lower nt a Jun tion will sooagh gy 11% er, Dee. $218 Bhs X ee, — ge agg hay een “4 ee ee cash, ——_- vaiyn Walton Semgtie ay bons! - 24 20%, oa! e “itor was t here se to Jual ing back. * . At the -_'ss $2, - contin Joalyn ee Be. osare ale hee 81. enahanaed 1tol oe uninaer a O com . Franco} say 10 per to fin the at Broccoli, Curiy. aie acing EES $90 or, Me, rye Deans was! His s sputh ts \ fever ow ell, is! put up “close Park, ae pea 623\Dec. 67 :. $1.29, Me ena lard mile iden : ing to Rosw just dis-| py les are income Jaycee * Counter ee +o ‘ + 6.25 29%, higher, 290 S] ng t Flores, fill- the rule use his gales Bivd. + ®, conduct- Caulifio mae ae 6 ++) }80Hower, Dee $2. cents e Returvi Johnny at a But heart beca ions on | will be lots ee $20 He ans Oe. ounty Icenses charged from daha the eprom com elim side| propa hat he, ew = OO ce dred pou Cc Li - Slizh-| cha and rez. to/ depends the m the slim. he the corner be re- eeieet be, + “doa, * og | ena oa ices er Ei SS ee oe Franco with sodden ea 4 ed on ear cca behis. sennnsersts pe in Price lV Vhaley, 3300 fi- ing to go th bout | and are ident inks north 8 to Com- Rehirabt bt ibs DI vse Po Grain Dri S. Wha furnish wanted na Puun t arr german Exchange, th eaee oe Residential 2 the Leek: Dry. oe (o. nes" a5! BAIN ning eir Claude red to unsatis- and San Pa There, Fun k Excha arve le Huron Residen for Onions, out beh — eee 4 NCAGO Gi P) — Ope 7 e’sland orde ility for agreed of of here, Keith rk Stoc al Rese ot tn trom request Shell Oil a — ‘ou. wageageea el nt a e “0s Sr of Stat beth, 7 emo ™M the village thwest lon Franco New Yo Feder per cent. zoned 1 1. The by the ap- Fee Mad a oo he soseaees retary kland res fro les sou nat r into if the nly 50 up and reia made ssion 5 Malachy .- " : 13 CHICAGO, May “ ; an Secre 4 Oa nancial nt. oked » | 6 mi xpla the ca h| that t up on pick p-|me was 0-10. isl em ‘oe 1.9% : Michig hat 2 driver judgme: oange ps Orion thout\ ‘e from yout ple pu would ld be ha change Pep rs, fancy ‘6 Inte Or beat = 2.18% Rye oo The ris t their re- fied ses we y, Lak ing-| wi Flores told the h alpeo trading rs wou Lines we P Potatoes da” dos. ‘Bilbo CTS pe. 133% tfice cooiesia, ke pended Licen A. Ranney, ith, gira forced ¥ He had man wit bad | cash, r membe Air ishe, Red, (behs.} | 50\Mar |... we ioe aoe 0 re ed or sus Gerald A. R. Smi Pe Ae sail : ks Pou Ask of U.N tion; | responsi Keego Harbor e in ints nge Street | —Advy, attra * * loser to hearing w to fina J "Yor toc ‘| Will ge sidera = , ete, eews of Stat indus-| 4) aoe Excha more * are © the A final roll. 1 and re- | York S$ tons) wT tAP)=Prices_ pe 1 Con Ik | were: eemore 1a iF : County the to 11: : Ott, 10th, stocks ock into te ae ote isle ave- , New orning Quots 37-4 DETROIT steals tee na Speedy Delay Ta cE Sree tor Oakland nted at Sale Thurs, gd for a st income. a tog bia: | (Late M Int a ae OIT, ren Det! two 1 A wit: to Al 4. Ruf 3 Lake erous ‘represe unities 1O.0OF ‘ham paid vient : curb, Colum 7 eS oe at 36 | DETR ws poateny ep 20; ie non “|. wens Fine, Orchard La tegen Opport oF! Rummage i Sonal Gok price sh ah com- rom ore aed ones eS int Tel&Te % r poun live poutt , We 2. Me YY. w Andere J Lot Or Milfor firms siness at P to 5 p. Royal Adv. s ca with lated Aémizel ecases 3 int vg Ae Quamy tive heavy "Sealines bh ONS, N.Y. lies| Rerbert T Swimbrow. * , trial an Bu: n today 9a. m. le Rd., : year’ lo nue from Air L & ever: ae | — : we be one 27; duck 'D NATI its al orman R. * r., Milford Michig h bega Tie. 11 Mi Church, ; Presby- my oon the os tion ee | * 8 sae Ibs. 34 ITED tes and dis- - Vittie J Show whic manage nitarian First W.! the 1) listed on ne ia — Ss ~: 338 Keley May eg oy cas UN ed Sta k speedy Mac : general lowing: | y Bale, 1669 stocks year t in- a» BD re 2 ane M8 or & t.o.b. Unit seek ent rold G. Huron Gibbs, the fol Rummage B'ham. m (0) non leg last but net e {~ aioe cane ses Kennecott 180 DETR Piet tod, The nned to disarmam ef} Ha Jay F. listed Festiac, ara of 39, 9 @. Ww |Feported sa dollars, 8% billion, Mee - ae oon 42 Kim e, 88 eos OL t. 8 “ federa! today pla ir new "s chi ® | ay show, ing Co., Nu- terian Ch » Oct. 1, 9 a. m. iy |re billion ns of TY r cent. rd 0 sa Am Bak sae GT Kroger Be 04 ge weighted of the Assembly into Tria jot the anufacturi Ferndale, | Maple, Thu Oct. 11, Ad 233% legen of 7 pe for ter 0 eee | yp — patest 304 LOF Glass es DETR cases 56-59, td. avg. | cussion . UN, moved der y M of Rocheste Ma Pri. me aft sales s 20.8 f va am ‘Bi. 33. a oe Detroit, -Etiegg argh ® as the mittee uf Aire Production of Walter’, Dm. Meant- | co rofit on we nd the /0 1 Am Sie Bi ~ 335 rp & My z late rades: grade Came os. hg By ¢_|plan Com . ex- ott Detail Corp. m, of 411 or a pi mage nies a the Am Ma@ sate ot Lise pac 28'5| “whites, it, 30-31, wid. tieda, wee. Political tes were jes Goer & =seaaryy oal® Pontiac ighest vial compe de. ting of Townsh m. Am Motors . Sea bockb Com 3S) White 30-8, etd, are 30, wed. ae ncnhal te ing | fag Royal Oak Toot ss Sgr samtaee pf bong all tre A tee rc min a th , Am N Gas vs 364 6-4 tty: ina ee, Checks 30% action Western resolu and}, ning Royal Inc. of te —— report t during the fi for retell Wate “held a Am News «. Trap’ Lone 8 *- oe% = a, 5. ones ir ne ut the 1 Ope of an, Tempri St, tha radio, st 2.8 ized I be he tterford am safoos 3S Lor! Nas! 23.5\p A ii, 5. tes, P tomorrow of |. rial S, Ry: calm nday, the e | lowe: , wil Wa fm Beatin =? Meck Trt a eo sats rated: laree an gata fore the commie ae 39.S/and hy and abou nda ketito the * : ye! i me M. Kali rome hed sa to 1 Oct. Walker's *Pontiac ph Benauets-ts0 gt Nat Bsc 2. 388 riers standard and vay cae. hae an spokes Sie te Tpect. opened, ries |Cart cafenes Nepean trance ureday, near 25121 Le Safe opp Ry Benque “""" 906 sc Rr: 3] steers 25 pe rried ry slo’ ly iP “eae trial agreed of the ; ' St. en ale Th Methodist road of Ic-| availa group Beth fare‘: FEA Nat Bie eg Se ‘short Tos a om ie As the as a ae 6 ong io a tor -M of the * Donn “Alum "<2: “101'Slandt and dablisbeds few. “26,08; one solution He ade tonight detense Pact. Ay ca en Gr ae owe ‘Rummage m,'W. Maple at Pleas- ford Bryce, driver wes) man * in the —~ —eie 60 Ne Gres --- 2 ears M oe Be: lon’s re : er land tried onl s of for . 9 a. 'W. Maple —Ady. Chester truck it Co., * , t oo~ Bagel 34.6 Nat oa amar not fully a | rin o0-21.50:(0 tomorrow will conf gotiato! t be charge: alleged officer ing 10th, B'ham, St, a Asphal Hos- persons to ai “St QED Nat Lead -: Bh anot “yf yeh air 0-17.50; 3\ enti) cg stent yal Pt! Scot Ley adage the Scott's ecom ureh, arm) high rothers Geet Mane: pong x urged B. y= - Nat Satie 286.2 hier good 14.00- yt gor Bi an del sarmam n attem . theft il Hom ioe F is B : satisfac All in ve 7 Brices . 8S NY : 1624) b . ‘and cringe cows! di U.S. di in a ian apms a eae Evelyn ff unt lebrate *s homecom- Pog aam, Ginn to re | in tiple ip ha ting. sol AS 1? fe Went ..62 w standard Sere’ waeehls utinty 18.00: | with Stassen Indian and Mrs. puto Ce It’s Sale, Oct. 11, ‘| rushed report th mul townsh meeting neat. 4 Nore Soo "914 ltew ty mix — i, oF 18.08: E. U.S, and of was JETTE w— a m. to noon He is r , wi chest this 1 | mnetcn TS sas Fig A 45.7) utini choice a oes aera Harold the her. looting estate RQU Northern Wednes- Garden 129 a. ter. pital. Hi ion today, is and tend - Soi Bu, rere 388 lor Pw es] — odera ma 18 40- to bring toget: * ,000 MA k at. begin tur) and Oct. ity Cen —Ady. conditi pelv - White sees ist i Rew aete fees coat age rn anne cpoesl, le by Rue-iaten aie murdered) 9g. wee Continue thro fotbal Clarkson Commun trctren of the Bryce walked be Grapes Like “About 25,000 Cal ered Sa 1” 81.4 cg ty an ch ms. ‘Boe pro) forth pal mti ‘a con n rival that some ; hat wae - _ around Can ree” 136 mM im 45.5) uta eeeer. steady; good to 175. ged Indian put suspen- princi t Scott tty. J. y and c Norther ional port Y |injuries said t scales ly Spain soil Sie vos Jae Owe ae Me .. i poe a ~ and ses be age | panion japan, calls sub isi whether aid Dep. 1 the day, ntertain Pontiac night into @ truck cked up, t him: of etry ee Penk Epi : Bea] "eaters sot ere ; meee and J ear tests ctual -dis-| " said “We tee id. We » Tech. state Sunday broke ward hind it ba Is ove acres hardly ter Prag... Tie Penk eat 100; good and chal veents' off; mixed See ot a mock rior to a ae take. ~~ = ned Tech paw ha ste ek oe Wood nr dee aie | Jerex Mtge ‘which "Spanish oe a Park BSc: nN FH 00; inile one. ss “io. |sion of but p SUS-| wiiller Le tes forgeries \pshire ever morning Co. at 822 the ining the * * 20, of} J vegeta from pata M.. F Penney pede oe lower : - rec fd ee 1@0- inspection ifies M indica fts and . ; ‘ew Ham tion | Sign ly goornypedeag ruruni ip Wells, aatlee ; j a Cin Mas M.. 49 Pe ola 62°. 49-2 rorvog lle ‘17.28-17. 41.00-19 3 3o- nt. plan spec: y after dence- the the tives, May| N of educa court of 30 Walker mplete! with is Henry he did the grape is made, oe 4 Cities wip ae Pepsi C oe 444 lots a Tos Tbs, 1 2 ~' and oy tests onl us- his mo in a general Ave., co éscaping material: 7 driver, said back wine eae == = i 3 Cmax "Mo .. 38.1 es TS ar sete: he sep wn eons The Weste: lear to stop US| oar of ppeared been pA community and h of The Bivd., to sherry = - F on en 03 Shelee “. sroce BS and 2 te ae-1t an aa - of nuc reached Weapons, | evidence disa has not is| 1647 every offices $224 worth Walton t supposed ‘ Goca Cole. : "6 Philco or ..... 39-1) 180 Ibs. sows 16.28: slaugh- pension is for Ive rs. Scott ‘body she required ~ tely 229 he wasn , = Coca Palm .. 65 Sofi ~ ata 42.6 400 - Ib. Tbs, 15.25- rly trade feeder ment terial id evo! M and her contends mai checks. know les. << ill 2 er ana a 83 Phil ae ae Sanus yo gy '33.00;| euree a Sas *” inspec- of 1955 defense and irman the sca =< i : Col "oe Pillsby 50.6) +5 00-15 lable sheep ta 23,00; ing rage em of The Paes on ; hairm oft a pg B warty Pit Plat * 64 mgr Sobls pA ell = to ve syst found, viz Zo ay PC — B 4 ae -4 Pe "Bal gg gnurhter . ene ape eiive. s Q tiot GO | Group ee tion 4! Con N agi 44 Pullman **" 303 lambs 5) prime iam 4.00-8.00 "yambe a com * : ditor ' Gra ' Loca forma Sf Con Pw 90.7 Dure “46 nad chate sheep feeder * include i rt S $s an of OCKS d tn onPwPt 4% Bt RCA Se 1, 83,08 oa ity $3 Bb. tion. * ad unio 10 Addre hairman S ; Han Cont" Rak .. Zi Repub “4 chotee ale cual Erccctien adem aaa N to ortino, ¢ re First nds ) ii Cont Can . 6 tex 4 +e 61.2 Pau Western ( Fort Repu Us for d Bo | - oe Sob 8 $3 aye » 97.1/ loa 21.50. The an nding Alfred County the lt ks an f all 5 Cont 3 se SER fea "ap po 438 Sci ists ting up rg os -acdbeeed Gratiot Il speak to blican Consu Stoc ember 0 Sea Bt ra Bs eed for Scienti ars |». oh outer ‘tlentifie purposes ‘ Cimmie, w Otte aha in ect line to 5 to~ the - snimute Gurties * We gas Gal ‘Bap ZN 3 Y throug and scies ged ‘ land 8:30. p.m ity a di up- Se HERS #40 Double in 3 Ye eee <= ae = TL] [brn tn ca || — rape: = ot : eee at ae sess om Ye Un t possibl "s talk H e va oo i 61.3 Ou... a. The At The wha’ et . : no's about |i} ncipal ice a i} ; Doug Aire... Simmons wis. 40 . lg ha ge udying a ae van tp Michinns ub Pri rvice Co.. i De Post - 93 Sincla oo TT was coe ne Meee es Lf. - designed to the quo ane FE 2-9119 | Bast “Kod wre ee Al a ica in Hite and s a diierts . Grewghout zation. 4 ge my 3.3 gou Ry "*: $941 Energy as ind ineers sate ure proposal ra organi : Ah pate Ree 4 Sou Rd ae | h eng ic energy pict some future.. ¥ party Emer ‘Rad ".., “ngs a2 cioatiie anil peeing wl seal teed in the ; Ge bolster oman ! 4:30 Eries RR ts, i : eid Oh, ae | scien pported t double would that score : a — ae 8: m ' he ar thee 43 gtd i ** 393 tely su) 1 almos f ake on : : tm : ; y Hours : Ex- Mor oor 83.6 Std b 3 +82 va wil i. “ . ' * t ~ ao . Pairb ‘ted por Meng — ‘4 activities years. an esti-/“ { ay 4 4 . 8 : are pas wa rr Stev ~ elas zs three t gaid and . Mus Bes : { ‘ a U, i | i y Pood Mot. .,. 15.6 wee oo aD... 30.1/next men tists s 5 © : Nat 4 Pord By go... ven 4 7,000 to 7,500 scien in Sep- lit : unity ke a 103 Swift & Co :. 4 The 000 to 7 loyed a S / oe Fra ‘Bak ee Byiv RI PA +4 ted 7 emph ll or part- ® Ga e fo.o GA | 4 Comm ' Gen Dynam 4 is ole vere FT aima gee ful ener- | or ~ \- ; 71 - : Gen Bee... & feng eces rennet pea ab anecaie vate | | com [f 3 oo, i *, ‘ Gea Fae. So thten 3 34 woregge Hine + atch nated. this| U a | 4H |} ) Bank Bldg. 1568-9 . Gen ee Transe ons tae . ‘io 9, “will a Z Gen Time” : 34 Twent ve lines nsjend [panies spogreg — A ¥ CAN NTS! Pho Nv ‘ Siete a Fol a s ssislt lnmcebl oor talon ay ind INVESTMENTS N Goodrich sie ng Free 42. |1957, * and is ated | new * * the | as Se . e of i Seek’ Peles s* oo oe dem estim Court. *. inion, : t in on nsen Grah 4 ery z ont a4 aon 4 “ the an id, s op an — Zi nves inds, - ot Baa’: BY Lines 22 it Py. oe uncenent for the i pene ania mI Pe: - pool here ia 00 0d K. E. onald EB. Hl Quit oi. 14.5 viene 175 the ‘may Forum ruled force other the a sha: ed secu- B. FE ee “ ; Holman P... 14 Tob acces: 18 oe ae on ee ie nie ane or any : ? Fe Hag one, tt nas i take Be respec 163] ‘The: surv ¢ Ind res law splitting } u éry 100 or more rite, ph DeWi ae a aaa us 3 Ple as 16-3 by rag Mary The * 14873. a an kak with ‘ . ‘ ake yo n' | 400 If you'll w be glad to rd H. : Skee tit Words ‘Silak of New today. there |roa ‘a cuieg pas hy we ‘onions m ton vaea/1 ne appealed ge } Richar FE o-5i03 Policies ig B~ Lee Weste ot" O8§ Inc. blished t while it- |governme: of : : Why do * enions when or drop ua select a wise Res. ners’ Stl. ad Weste. Bi ema pu aid tha be a cri costs : Public TION: * their tears ys Ip yo offer you ish, ; eow tabese oe OS & Co + 40.7] wi - § to en-|the railroads of a ' QUES * know for our alwa : help will if youw : Hom: po Hy ‘295 “Gareenh ‘34 he repo appear and the rai rose out ¢ direct- who onions it, we | help which t. Or, i ‘ : ee 18 Yootwe a 8 not now scientists work, case arose order ntists, n the realize it, and vestmen you . rance "Int Bus ease Hy Bh & atts) does _of atomic lim- The a aa Scie’ ore tha not balls the in OT t; AInsu a 87.1 hh Rad ...111 ae aa 7 nad ta aeoat a SWER es m we do the eye carries we'l eciden rance ~~ : ical for that Hage vel se- er dae aioe signals in AN: the ey though along “plink eyeballs) A Insu _—— STOCKS ye ae be po peiny toes ap ptoralgge gprsngeston Ama the 2 rance ss possible - may ing and assay Mee cooks, onio These occas over come Au Insu . DETROIT ae, stentne| ine ages ing gate read as an ur eyes.. ne a lids the tears | bilit rance , suit ds — = Low * Noo crea nag Hon Superior ‘ County peeling in o and cle Menard down over ler ‘Lia Insu ts Gites Getinal 7 og in the County Ingham ole ave tears clear some pour dt strong TLi lary Tenan & Bauip. Co: 2 hereon keep have the system ns. . ~ 4 Bee. Soe EE 1s E. ng to ill onto aay or rt Allen Rubeer Co. ee ¢ ala — Two Court that egg re bow w small i= Os Baldwin Co. ‘eet 10.4 10. Burg ; . Circuit tears duct promceeti the « this, t a st : i Heol Reve Gear 6 Us, Oe. "iy From ‘ into a they m cause. resul over . Howeit “‘miee Pye... 13 i: 108 ces et oe eyes. The you ery °C. | ot ag gone M3 Hl eo S2, a) Offi ‘80 fast the Smoke the eyes. time: y ly and & Cc " eel eae ? er go pono cape De cue ce as emg or The : tas Rochest the | the protective “But cheer gunction ting wy — ° ‘hid ie. F ‘ egies tea ducts during it-in aided ed asl ‘whose te more 's bul 1 163.8 People suffer nature's t lose con ard a Ar an onion. re Dot protec: - aad see nv Net sboday v0. Yor ise ‘ail to cry not pats an form. Nom a f are “onion, to disputed eir eyes start. a at the Th TO DO: } tears b He i “3 POR you your om is . it to’ 6 1 can hold SS NTN, ns ~— —s ee ig} Z. | | es ea WAIT TILL THE POOR RID LEARNS THAT ALL TRILBY . WiLL, TOLERATE 19 A GIRL: By Dick Cavalli T CAN'T MAKE HIM LET GO? . @ ) At Services, pit | GRANDMA, WHILE ANT ME T’ HECK,NOM’ TH’ LOUDER x TH’ SQUEAKS SQUEAKY FLOOR ? . TH’ BETTER THAT’S MY wife BURGLAR ALARM a. \ | By Charles Kuhn 19357, OBER = oc’ PRESS, TUESDAY, 1Ac PONT THE i + 7 ie hy j i as ‘ 7 -~ | ry A * i ‘as: aie = es : os Ge ee ae ee a se - — a zm ; so 4m * : De a «ae oak. ao’ a a ion . to. f; iss ta! eer eins ‘Comm Line Nea , 3 * Bus of Jaycees iriver : , on” Gitt nd; Ser Mex a - t Acce “t, wd of Fou ther th the e Post ' eo ae 1 a new. Beatind Stabbed Body Jeep Ir ficers ne i ‘ yay tee os rere 2 on ents ro for led ef Wil us omb se, berate ‘bm. Saturday tae Vi Ids cs vet sty Attorney ae oe ao near -a Juarez, ca al —, _ pm. ‘parents le tonight is’ at ci : : a Tex, into Imen. Fra bout child's Lucero. tah : he adv art. * agree. : J nP lice Pas Rio. Gra r pal and New home a see ng vane wd their U Prites es A. — ® into the cin '\ in se ‘Pali the gies ro po night ~. Mrs. a me Jo, Falling tiny: Peli: will West - ) NM. peg pron bad Se mee sola tieRer-siag yearvold| cent Scrutin; . Before ween tig he ontinu eto Ri iJ ~ ROSWELL, deep a - spe s|agents, a effort They wei . ine of a 10-yea: ; Re ee ofits ment, com wo nea: : today ee wt > eigh Mexico the car ; in * t rgin ’ 5 an prope: is Was Nationa) | : the une dum in array at show f Ma Huron Gomme t the : Vil oe ee —— Franco, ind a ncle, e-9 me oe ° N x and Genesee, Comm sough Te: manele night beh rifle, the cham on nd ret and Sa pe stoc] and nd the ginally _— on wrong Be here. Lett 30-30 fn dered , ft a tter bed. SAM — W of ty a ori a ms = yeleen gi CHICAGO ¢ advance on ‘were atte ™? * a gr ri yao a =. gg oat Reon! fern Te rere re rned - pines, anda Son — ~ ‘ss and 17 ary eae ae oy ve prerer apenong oy 2 Jo single er A post-t to a midn were in't re sleepy) NE the « t weeks Of the) aad. * on mission 4a following ally grown Mar- trade Other nt le Sandra- a weapon, ld’s body th and ssault ira Jo ts hac he was uch, ices on recen much are action com the The fo of Pony sedwond "s advance, trade, as *% . Litt ed fro The. he chi of des ly a be @ dr paren he boy he the co ri, | Pr time in idrums stor's "| Following the of oe Se sales the Id by day’s a light much the De- ently di heart, nearby, gon 't cause sexual red to The told t ed to little gi the the do inve y at Fo atters, n official discuss F cis boon bed and Quota- in as after out ent in the lay Thom act been appea ith| Franco mov the ard ing in rs and toda rom ith a . to the lots. mixed down wound they had d it ith TF boy with y he . | ing trade look othe infer wit “s, Inc of ace growers Detrit rallied eee men Tommy said she sak w nd the neo the bo San ime, loser wuld ill ¢o Line the _ by package the : ype ture t ecrewdriver onee today Officers vered. ofia Fra “a ew Ree ly t ac ns sho lw City a merger Seen eee oes Poorer a ey nh ee Saad eee gle tct ea Che erat ls; _itions of Markets, with an curtait ‘as te and file mu anco, “of mine Her yas fou ves, because Franco adh == ¢ then How * on fa ate ity and ancial 5 Bureau = ry | ns’ to “insofar will Joe Fr record nd, w relati there always Jo Ko vy rela: yields corpor latter's ihe $2,000 ol 2h it lal ener pegs inst ith a w. sa f her “was r-| dra t a hea ed up be and : latte IVE be received ~ Ae aerate % cce ment board aga r wi the la ‘five o ag so His pa gains’ ‘t return, co turn th: | prices . * I Re- ES G will easion by a ico csess ‘¢ of announce the t. | worke: with * » fami- lice’ they Fra area. - didn Fra and bro! t gins. * Federa ‘to! JAYOR ntation eekly Rec- Apples, donathans bu. "is ha ee z te The heard om the repor scrapes * * of the argéd Vv knew bout the mp- She :20 a.m. s sister hers, & ‘ of the close : A presen ing’s w rks and Apples, erates Ma seseee 10 oo fl ot ta 19 “ “friend pen chi her | the ting” a by. tet Th rel At 2: m of hi Carrut as em- argin rules en’ as — the his event alt, Pa the at | A a bu, pk. seaneed Ho last contirma need as Aco, a a from BI. boas live near and pk whe me t the far Ca rl re he wi Before Marg = are! ce were in is att R. Ew from , . Canta. ge evisglees 2 USDA gave some adva a waded ch The F al ents ift — El P headqua: eg Taw, xter, whe is rifle ing serve py h oe a th ie 208 David director, of Karen op aid : |Grapes, tt, bu. . * ver, and cor imes. } our ly,’ ; ping day. loc: Sher ined nhunt e y De ded hi “Tm go 5 ders a buying n in ust reation amber be : Peac Bartle ie bu ’ Thowe’ t t at t ‘first “lwith kidn Sun aiding rrant rema ma + nearb: He joa hem, if I'm tra tage ay tha ver m jor Ch will ) Pears, prune, the _— cen { the Ye low-| y, early were tive wa ‘son Mexican loyed, told t "t know percentag r tod nt a buy Jun donation cniym Walton LA speedos Teak ae nd o % to home ents fugi ithe P and I don ich lowe cash. 2,000 tinued lyn aterm: tables - $8 muc the e % high- ag a ned | them nd " mt the —— in $ con t Jos Vege a: r was to hose issued ndo red. za ck. At cer * ‘lin the a pus ads 13) Nea le wheat Ya lower. | w’ an. Snens orm ng" te e Juare ing ba . CO} say. aor ae wo Fin Park, geacerae Ho “9395 style 8, corn % to % TV lawm found re in Os to comin * Fran t up 70 a ‘e close me Jaycee * uet- Oreen, F sSisneesies ie new $2.1 cats % to- Franco. =as t of he ever * well, t dis-| py les are his inco 4. e * be cond oe be... - Pfler,. Dec. 1.20%, unchanged to 1% for car thwes' Ss. lea te ee jus fill. ru Ause mn sales! 1), . will three lots Beans, poogee. be ; 2.75 Dec. $ e beans 1 was| His les spu iden ng to Flores, ta But the rt bec ions o} low earing t est Beets, % ¥. bu, * 400! op 67%, ry soy lard mi Sl Returni Johnny vy, @ ft he s hea miss lume blic bh 1 tha of W opp 433 Dec. a. ant — = Re sat ger dea him t se penage ‘ae din dan A pu ip argatbcael be re- ests 6.28 . Dec. 2.29%, ts hi ‘Z ses picked from asked Flores pends on mark he slim voi ys the east , atedls , 180) r, rer to Oct. un 1ce Sliza-| ch tion to aged nd Ww are den thinks t the Thorpe tial 2 the Be se asenenieess 110 highs ts lower - nds, Co Li 3300: “ling’ sta to go with Fre about . pre ange, let )at n and siden uest for oll fe pene . 200 5 cen 24 er haley, 3 ish fi ted rode tricio re, commissions Exch: rve Huro from Re: req Shell ) ao ae eines laeired one ‘ces. Driv ; s. W ~ ae ® ee ica San Pa re. The Keith rk Stock ral reve or ae 1. The by the | ap ant, Pc ts Ses, eeeee 1s pe ain Pri T Claude ordered for unsa agreed of st of he Franco ew Yor! Fede 50 per and rejal 1. made mmission tral bet a Migs ~ 130 Gr a ei {he Agee bility a. pomagedin de tion into it “the only ce por enng od k. Leeks ibeha - 228) 8 ub Coe | State’ h, ¥ pons! from les 80 na car that t up Id pi be hap- change Planning last wee! Leek: ; Va —_—— 61% of bet resp ed 65 mi xpla the uth e pu wou uld The hs 2.00 cw +. 8 sore So retary Oakland nancial nt, revok Orign, ‘ e from the yo peopl ading Ts Wo Co. move * 380 0, Oe I Sec 24 ‘ve ltied judgme Sey Sabet -| without Flores told ith a h, tr embe ved the > plan Parsni : iis PE mee 18M re , : The 4 7“ - their bey re- Licenses Pane ee Fi -He had a a “bad ee broker m rn isn't * from = com- (13 Whea' =< 3Ee enceiies ‘33% re ts suspe d A. R. - restri the “stabbed wa ler Reserve Hepat ert , other 1B pee a eee Cony ‘edad a and Richard ted licen alte” nad ———" eral ring gas : Lines were 130 Mae — Tees May ot Hee —. =— and for viola | screwrive r the Fed closer to tonight, * 3 United Air fans | . so — casas ae Oats... . He 34 li ty * en ee ham, ; trouble. londor So ta sat oe the . e + ot pape oa it ence Genel men {Be ker ; a " vi bal si segtanacs tn. W Lodge Ca a oe inl ewertoned Ge rapes ia . g * int were Losers 4] MR . Lath gen ee follo habitu ne e ho of Oct. 9, investor’ has tes. The the In - anot) will be it on the sew- a Dutch, Unit- o* LS bay Wess 61%e Ma The for eer ern meeting Wed., Cober, the in prices favori ine of : public men around Royal ich " tse as =... 60 uspende wart, <6 sen mas n ular No. 22, ice ¥.| drop many magaz eoryug tl ty to co ruct > eee Kin : Up and Goodri Nicke| Me sees 2.00 Dee wre nee mos Dame Jr, Parmin tae U “tog Bern —Ad ld for a oak & ou | wortend const stone ave- es . 6 tees [needle Dobes c rT fier hite te St. ylel monthl s ou out to avenue ne a tntrotonal Nick ee 135 |Me I P. Driter. onl abl : bed 32 Bta change, point issue wn a an tee Livingsto and luded id, tral. |ca % les Ree k 543? Brook ennyson 8 p. mi. gas on wry, ~ & inc Cen Cc 1 60 Howa: D. _ i" S w ton U Big vaca oe pay. ors Lounsbu to Stanley, ed Aircraft, ee sed 2 fern Hethes Bb. Fe bond od 0 -Seribe. ’ { in long ividend ag Blaine n Kinney New Uni Jack + ; lems P rie stocks t hav d in price ne drain from Ralway, and — anes 280 “18Wes Wwilttes tte, Devisbure ° a Firm ( nf gh rterly Hen ields — incl ni 2.59 Sraith, 04 \ rmingion . $1 day qua ta ir y on Haine Rail blocks at 6% o at 59| 225 rry F 1aa0 Union County r New Sth broken spre the on Bi ® spe- ff 1 t 2.50 py &, Walinc "neat finan- id. Powe Oct. 10 ts and to | Livingstone * on a , cop. unchanged at 6 o % a we itP ice Willams at rnish klan . lay Wed., urch. men of late Liv * ill be a ight off at 3 “doa. ~—aly ye! —— driving Oa it; Disp ion Sale Ricorg ts h ee lt to ate ingen ya United Wrigh off 1% (erate U Jerome A drun| ibit; Producti wmmage ret aa aay. more attract * loser inal a voll vel and shares; ae yah Oil weed 0 roup Se for Exhi in Pr. Li Saints hange St: 7S aig + den are C ther at de, gra ave- 1,000; and Lettuce N,. , Those Harbor ate . us-! Ali 30. Exe stocks ock into ca = eg crore Carlisle : gee 1,600; Itry of U. ion; lal respo Keero of St ty ind to 11:30 Oct. 10th, Ide on a st ~~ Ie gutter, for Columbia 33 on 2,000. Pou Will Ask e ¢ re: maple, Hoon ‘a nd Coun’ at the Thurs., Hall, 433 Yie id for end income cg ar te a ae ee eat dy ms Ik ae Par Hata wi ke alg re repre Opportunites Rammnage 8 "Royal Oak. wa. _ ‘ch, mk len with So trom } tion ' Yor ame 314 ee 6 cae i. Pens " Spee De Sohn J. Pe chard — eg = 88 at Po m. to Ro; spy. (208F ges caches ey a tae uenoe Horo ae Sg] Speedy it] Bae Bee ee thea ise Op ei le RR | a 2a pai ora Associ — S$ Int Tate 30 | pound ive ‘pouliy Zoe: he [ , NS, N.Y! Res) Sey ‘a! wir . Milford, eng ot ” manager)» Hartan Ov vant begedys mocks Ba liars, but net In fety Meet | te Jr. 3 mam be lion, : vaseen gt = on {i4/per pound heavy. 9 Under 8 NATIO! its a Norman . Vittie Jr Show general. ollowing : | yp, rr & Mm 00) in sales rs, 6% bil ‘. d fo 4 Peay >> Bape ‘ x? nag “é iq Hens, aoa” 27; dw TTED tes and iy dis- Mac . Huron. Gibbs, the f ntiac, Bammee of 10, 9 a. m. to ro orig Ne dolla of T cen rfor a Allied c&"* 05 38 —— 1 * dae ais: < s a ted Sta & speed ‘et| Harold G. ‘iow, Wold ee S mae "123344 bi = wise Y's 8 for Wa e “4 Allied Ch sere 5 came Bay gs bg — ted Uni to see catenins iet| Ha . Jay show, rndale, | terian Pa Oct. 11, ~ after salés was 20. the Ais ta poh osc is — “Clk, — e ne cn ele ra today wpe "ausembly's yc rder Trial ylang Production of Fe Walter opm Pri « a mee ea sokees — ra. steers Slee peace will nt nego! mpt! scot Trial ft in — ate nec By 11, 9a shed is report with m deat il ome oe vot $y Rat my + 416 ate toad bee Ty. fea pon 80: 3| une epg atte charge. the Evelyn until | leby aggre — fi ng nial te today, and tnd tile ite Soil ow Bigs - + ne ny al. 3S pen 1 ee oe dian disarm in an arms grand Mrs. t ol Ce a Mich Rummag Clu 9 a. m. ter. [pital tion Ivis ike Wh Weg 26 Nat pal .. 5: high nee a nee US, assen Indian and of was pu ARQUETTE hern ednes- Garden 12 Cen AAV: ory cond! { the pe be-| Like 25,000 Sere | M 52 NY ag 962.4 load low ge tility 18.00: | with E. St and ting ate RQ t Nort Wi tur-| and m. Oct, unity _ 0! Iked ! About Brigg My . 77 M West 21 ih erggpee ne ifers aay beg at 13.50: Harold US, r. loo est MA at. begin Sa 9 p. Comm pod Pan wa when Grape $ wid around run Balke ST oy in AY 183] armen ies -— te showing at $.00. the a “| $600,000 * _. sealer week ctivities through ball to ton. some hat Bryce } Spain type aes 314 No Ani Pw 18 Tn aoe te gate show 15.30-1 to bring = ike com . * this ing . A ue & foot al| Clarks that injuries. said t the. scales y other Budd -: 384 : vee: 118 — <= moderate zootel closer like US-| late * sue in rdered College contin hern’ riv port Monday on : complete’ é rer of iwi Burro’ ek ... MO.’ Sta lin .. 41 ing 15.00 a cut rejal 4a prime views * posal, by R ipal is mu i. and Nort tional re or the cb pag up, him. of hardly produces pn Bg Pe lee Nor Ste si* $i |23.80-18.00; a catee erga n- rincipa Scott rages Pe hen tradi ay se into ind a backed a over eels Mine n grow Spanish Le ees 7 Nw ou 574 on roel + choi ra 7S. Ear! Indian $ put jo a “The p or not Dist. evi- . Ww tertain Pontiac y broke ard]; y it ar wheel: Jerer, tion can which a ae Coe 5 = oe steady; ple 1 = The heme calls bject Dep. the We day s en h. a state Sunda ace ae suddent; the re * 20, of from : Gan Pac sis: BE Owens ate: 13.6) tt fully fers dn atandard, 18 28 Japan, a is “eile” said Dep Ne dl. sfichigus Tec ae on on he a = oxi-| punning * ells, ot ad ade. = : (ao gt 37. ques ae eer and share fey — ear ctu wife, : he as ire has Co. roxi * Ww did not gra is m == ste at: iy Pac O.4 we Baa] enters utile putchers. f S cntlca & nucl to a his Leavy => ries aes mpsh tion ever O|Walker Sign ly oa s a he rh) the — ===: f Case, JI “eB Param Pict ":: 3 1 0-30.06, sole. 600. cents cely 3 loon et rs be in ea | Miller a ei ia agp fea court ar enylete nee erg egg to ba sherry = nee : seme ee: gued ‘ fts of of » 0 escap of ma Bivd oe Ches On 5... Park Dao... iy |mse. me tows 0 ce mined, No.1 See Coal me ae motives Bonk Rosi: gpm ome rrealer: worth Pha weal mppened | ant oh ‘wil as Pa sete 19.2 lower 1, 2 11.98 00-17.25: 300- — plan only { his in when com < loffices 229 wasn Carre -. 56 ; rouney “pone 99-3] omen 6. No. Ss. iv, and 3 ae te Welknn tests us- regard o ppeared not been 1647 every tely $224 he “i ae Se Pa a 4-4) hots U, Tbs. gtd gr ‘dears Ww clear to stop idence disa has he is mai ks. know scale: ND wee Fe us epee Cate » oe 3 190-260 I eo op ig The of n hed Weapons, | .., Scott body tends 8 required and chec irman {f the Clark ees 3.3 pe D vee BI oe ee eee ge ge agh-| pension is cuit for evolve Mrs. and her con Chairm ol tion Cluett, Pea 4 Philco + a0. tee oe bs. 18.28-16.28; rade po agreement ateri and f 1955 defense ni Pp up S— forma Cola ae $5 Hn a * 46 400 tb. Tbs, 15 Early nes f one) agree’ m forces of inepee-| The is ° 2 iot GO | Gro d In 0 Seca aN ie3 Ph Prsiille 66,2 peal 0 Nie Rage Be 23.00; ing SS aoe stem _ Qu Gratio Local | af Han 4 Colt Bra 384 Pha vr, $08 40060 “and “sheep ae tenbe to nsive sy tors $s ~foe s First ds : — os OOF Pit Pinte G.. 54 YS to 30 ae ee one god a Edi NS_ | Addre me n for Bon — % pal - A n.. 42. Proct & onthe ; aeeke Sane 2 2.00; one com * include| ive nior Oo to ortino, ¢ on 0 and f all Con” Batson ‘ “ Pull ou". ae oH =e ce Sree “tee tlon. * seitsoaade system ad io O NI Alfred J. “Gun hs the lican Consult: Us Stocks membe shes Con ap a 4 Bee ti... 44.6 e ela m ion s ratiot spe pub! — toa . Pt 4 * Bs RC. b Sst “i Glon nies Weste: inspect rocket G will Re the line =the paris «0 433 ier Dros +6 4 loud eh The an sending be for os mittee, Young 16 in irect p-to Gent Can #2 eye st = fists et — a : - err ye Mg F House. intain a d ith a i times. St Sob + (68 vey, Tob nao Se ien ame sare adie preens FT liand 8:30 p. unity a maintain w tal Cont - m8 se “Beet. 72 " ‘s niente ib at 8: Comm first “of F mainte changes ble a i cos Oil ; ae Rock BB fo h out scien ‘ Clu am the icans, We ex ene Hi Con eee 33 oe Pi “aiNe Years throug and ledged) aE Birmingh talk is Republ ut incipal ice a i p< ged oe 32. 2.7 ceful acknow fiect 8 ‘ ib abo Pr m serv Hl} Cora Pa “g05 Get hes Pap 3 bl in 3 pea tates a ible e — Fortino’ /_ clu to tion r 2-919 . Dest incest 29.4 Seovil Mt a ‘27 only, saree a8 space ies. by inform t state juota ephle _ FE Al Se sea a #40 Dou ° dare ; rg ge Ue ene : ong ma coo A shell sere 59a N id t for|i¢ is nching on dou {4 organi 30 Dow. chem ATT Simmons of HINGTO! ae cee lau have id it no to 4 efforts party orga ° ea 0. ‘ . De’ Pont ee sinc 37) was missi the: Pri-|the ite -will and sa . oo ae bolster tiremen Na 8 Du ee wanese Ee gy Com ted in y| satel}: ot gual 3 Adver J fours : Beet Ko om 3 cu Ras. ial me gn tomie ithe ment ‘here scare in the atu | 7 ar "1 prs 818 co 2 y El Mus tee 8. Cal. oe tists ed al ble in would that ‘ ge 4 S Nat af ae Bilscientists and most dou make on that ; Ou, ty gS ss ord Ol N $2 tely ll al i p . . YY uni Rite were By cts wi ln t sald an et. ilroads Must Pay a. 1]; 7G 714 Comm Pend aes”. le F next en’ tists | 0aGgs | bill : | Fe i Boe ape 70 to 7500 sen “sarc Ralf or Gates prosaer SAL Too, Bank os srnaed ; Tra pea x oeitt xB, 7" aye ted 7,000 em full or : Bill f .| [eee 7 | 4- Soy ee Soe eae Full Bi =i 1] costae wee Phone Ay Gen Elec pin 3 tron... 40.1 ber types this |f | a le a D Gen Fds pe Pa r 0.7\tem in all ated G iW whol CAN ! EK Gen sie : Timi Beat’: $ : eg July NSIN the under ENTS 2 ee a] bare he ‘Bilpr ect or mee ass cog ater de \ NVESTME a H oun dese a3 On Ce as: 7 — * is iri new ruling * * n, the/’ n you | oad oy = KEk Don - ‘s-an13 - Gitiette cr ‘ie iin 42 | 1957. * emand. timat Court. * opinion, an Whe eading re in cu. ‘Res. FE Gesassen : oe ae “n> Se the d n es id, us that he | sha ed se ut Grane Paige 307 Gat + gr ia “By 1960 to aan a the ‘ rar ppecadtlies county : a buy ore select phorie, H. DeWi tat a oe sist Hal By the announce nial Forum| tn se ageamta any other ake you éry? 100 or ‘you'll be glad nd ae 8. , Policies. Gt our eH Rub arn fa aor ” le gg les i on on os thee or splitting : make yo tter than ritigs : in — a — Ric Res. FE wners’ Fire insurance sae San greed 00. 38 fg The * 11873 t, ssh onions s be hen Nays shea aw omeo ean Fea 3 ome 3163) "Thy Atom: York. eed seaitt uni ga y do * onion ars w help "Vill offer you wish, H ife "tess io Hooker Ei ue 498 arn B ic $14/AEC by New crossing IN: Wh * their our te pide! TP will if you for- Li lass Hook ae mit Ww Un a): B74 of today. ile ' there: governm of TIO * ; ow for al hich t. Or, il in: rance te G ina aay T1.4 Werte A 3 S8fl ine. blished t wh crit-| costs a Public QUES o kn nions it, we d help wi stmen you fu t Insu: “ance Pla All Type I Rand = 33 Wee. oe 42 were pu said ep bea en-|the railroads. out of -direct- . tists, wh n the o realize balls an the = send . cciden Insurar d nds— oe a Bt! : Fs pt nell ag ie = report ar ts. and the arose rder Scien tha not eye rries we'l cane A . Bo : In! 2 Wilson rth sot 9g. The appe work, case 9 a cross- : $ more we do the ink ca Is tion by tomobile rance iat fr h 295 Yue ae Tow 82 =n ated ce lim-| me erect at SWER eye ugh along 1 bl pasa 7 Au Insu e ’ Policies » —“ Ini Mc at Oy os does ge te a ate, ignals AN e the tho ona the. e ility c ts ee ~~ nae 4 Ye hed. shorta: priva “current SC"! servi railroa rs in blam ion, Al These pass occasi over tears com: rs ‘e ‘Liab Insuran enan Al tnt Mek °*.: Ean San te roay he hee the ono * | cooks, eprom ter afidica the over ING, lary T a ae Int Paper ‘-: ie is possible. ay be mepe awe na pe poam oa eee tar a geet at L Burg oye a 8 Int STOCKS me i s” m ing r . Judge pee! 3 in an er some pour store | AT <= Pd a ofr og oe ni it age ture. : sclee toeaad County tear clear und But and The ath | We | cutting costs, me DETR Nephier ane =~ ted short: fu the w Ingham order. have eyes formed nose. stem ns. hard . Cc am keen at ae 3. points ia it in the t | Washtena of ed the keep the have to the sy will onio extra small ERC: te be en April, after dects oo." 8 5.4/ rious Ge ot ais cae s that ading i eS orking t isa ae tition: “rr Ped Pigtres i Been 2 * lars Olrx. uit Court s «@ York | war duct le miss anne: teen to w e resul cry ove’ Co. bonnes mayne Blee.- 2. : rg Tw Cire tt rt New * | ito-a they will ¢ gland Th ¢ you and & busine Baldwin Co, af 1. Bu om gre en ag Be tear pling elgg rly | et ons ee Se 104 ms ‘3! 8 Fr es friendly road crepes Pong Be 8m ts the tor next Prog nage York Rese" Gear Ba. Oe is it 1$2 10 fic a the ecords at cheek. se wash eer up unction ling New exchenge pe 9 aptheet #2 2B + 2, Tr O and gates the if onions t ch not £ e pee wash. | Member leoding ‘Bidg. Pen ng ee ae "Rocheste Rochester Gentral my for coming enn eg odor 0} ga sap eta pe ducts sik st rig yOu} | end ster sin Ol Bent, Rudy Products’ asked. a the ik-ins here} necessity rg lee the ¢ {providing = whose ffer more ture’s ‘eloes |, 18 Pon 4-28 "the ties AVER: ted Pres H ROCHESTER two st. the authority * ‘ashte- onion. F actual y db * a see =. When and > 8 Rage PSC’s “ew by W. ed an cry ot protec Re an to form. : , rege mes ot over the, weekend Garner, office FE confirmed ett te are n Ok sin om cardboard ‘he Mohahee ie 6 Tot 163 | ver Ralph a ng yes- ym disput elr eyes Peel tears down on I and fold eerie Net today dust Rails ay 198-8 Whn “. a ie $2,000] - However, va te Th TO DO: before pane Noon ae ry Free H in. brok Bank that a County ty a You eyes this picture the : ie Ht +S -T3| ieee ational hay My Mee visibili FOR your paste around pm tee ee Ts “ies the N ene. been it to Cut amaalee ago nome ig is 143 in he - mi had Yeroatilg 1949 ‘an hold eyes, it 80 vase: # Mislterday, he dise door filing A can your ‘ck ome seiees @ 102: Ss itt chec The had the ds it tes ve dried your to EA sae te ‘ cabinet. as + Car ‘Sta ha t with tt pent, i nye 196 try, at “ue ck i le q Ni ssasss dS ing coljent berraligenn lor ow = roe t oranges serge pose reak-in a dow was| Air regular ervice ~ post ase ey tare ca rear sey oll as no ai force Sweden second A. | was no 1949. air ntral “io in St, mg rots ese Gap Reason oh at os ioe ney . ntly the " orders. goose eet. bills ts offices a ges cat an ae ia in jet been ting that a- hateh son na ming 4 * : ‘A \ about to } the practice ma rece grend 4 zone were 4 planes wee ENCHING AND , BULLDOZING | 8) ares, Stale exp. ref & salary en a . Write » rt," 13) et 2. PE 4-1157 + pe nn Lost & Found = 24 Roebuck: & Co. moval and te trimming. Get our iq POUND: BLACK DOG. VICINITY , 8B va Ek NEEDS SALESMEN- A Fens FOUND = BLACK LACK ae TAN HOME OW EQUITIES repaired hound, FE ole ot oat sore Printing © Cost “— BRITTANY, MALE. LI- Wright & Valuet tot Pasne PE $0038. w Gua [Por field representatives to Pontine|! ; Offi init: ne BPOLLOWING g WALIFICA-| Z et a r re eee conte Bo re, iu 245 OAKLAND "A IONS ARE $ Ne i. “Work | anted Female 11 we service al takes of sertnger | MOT ante.” rime a ren SVE LIshiNG ne ae Must have ¢ i : , nd automatic washers i VICE. UP in Pontiac Lost: IRIs SETTER, FEMALE. 3, sluts a as 11 ne ie 1 Bt “Troniogs an bu. Qk ROY'’S, 96 Cargend en sm Vic. of «0 Lk. Reward, EM 30 MIN. ; : : nen Ey Oyindows. Reascushie| Lost: “ROY MANCHESTER. Vi IN RETURN. WE OFFER: : y : . No obligation. FE 2-1631,| cinity- Edith and Osmun. Bik. and That is all it takes to have one ! 4? Newslestures od = # ‘ of our courteous sales- 1 beer 0 Se ens a ia Paine a hua Par bin) ath for er, lta tla _ try of Public ks. Pleven. first edie ‘on “proof off - ae . Be gg Ney Te Ft fee treated as one of our saw Mollet and Bourges-Maun- been dF. officis 3. Bee ee Wanted F \ rs port, 2324 Jones Rd. OR 3-001!-| prize possessions. en years - oury last night. Today he called wil), Me Sn mae ale A ot Sea beng os you! Help We 7 Peeper: Agencéls 8A “Sted . pelt sep rt “found. Ve. vay Ms Suney Pe of know-how at he ee. Robert LaCost e . sha- ; " . ite & tan. Baby's in : bed Plains Call for interview 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. | pel. Reward.” FE PE 4-7028. 4 Hump ries ister in Algiers, and “Tues, Wed, & Thurs., Get, 8, 9, 18. OFORGES REPRIG LOST: 215° BEAGLES BOTH 3 nance Minister Felix Gaillard. Mr. xelly: Waldron’ # eteconken F eitber| ts, old. Black, white & tan, Lest Be “ie et TS tn ‘was to meet with party FE $6168 ~~’ frigeration kan th PE be Legit, aa —Spgutes—aPaniEL| TIPLE LISTING SERVICE tions, including one from PONTIAC. MICK. BKKPR. naleleecotagee White” brown’ paich around 1 ey¢ “LISTINGS WANTED small but strategic Democratic FURNACES CLEANED a7 serv; &' Dip. Name is Lucky. Vie. %) BUYERS WAITING. and Socialist union of en an ae eye t perl az feed. ©. L. Nelson. PE 5-1788. Sty" tL ER Me. cet sHOW YOU, gH : en. PLASTERING | 43. Leonard PROPERTY. WE 7 later in the day. ter Bee ite Cape Sar CED WOMAR WOULD|p. “eS 3.9163/ LOST: BLACK FAILLE CLUTCH EQUITIES. Some sections of the ae wee Oe | AEROS OR Bs REPAIR,| Per’ RewARD. RE 14635. Kee Leslie *. Middleton pwns — m = BE A | EXPERIENCED WOMAN with ARPATRING "4 REBU DING|LOST; MAN'S BLACK WALLET. BROeER been 48 hours ago. But : . days. 's “week “of da day, work. "PE _tmeht 6. 8. Chae FE tao me Return’ valuable papers. ui To Buy - To Sell . ant beth peaiiionn tn etder to sur MIDWEST mpricient secnetaRiaL seav-| = SEPTIC TANKS " laa BLACK —BILLFOLD. REAL ESTATE on heral. arrangemenis will be an . Soe eat Ee ise yg age CLEANED Reward EM we HOME MART REALTY the talks now i qregress. nounced later by Pursley Puneral ; . _ | Sepatie “Sieh tmatenel eee mileage charge, drains” flushed 08s BROWN PURSE IN PON'| yp sour after _6: "patting teiettent Yee. éoty's\ ela 71 sev careige Yer slaves a] "© gepciay, aren | Hindereteet, Move. Ret, re commission Yesterday," Pleven| Card of Thanks 1 our cints Ger |Puppsetine wr wove! ually ruler stacy Soret ap TRADES said he would = for oo p Wisi TO THANK OUR MANY THE Bi BEST OBS {BONING IN MY HOME. MaArket| ~ -, FILED — oid ono. FE ott. ut On ae FS| Callus re wae political truce. Said wou : egley cost roperty cpacabiad is §-0200 refuse to form a minority govern-| ins tei inn me, chown as Spe-| fie = bo ack aceon Saye, no bat: Dressmaking, Tailoring 16) _{iichtgan animal Rescue League trading pid Bade to sat ac ment and demanded that all par) Sry "amin: “wife, tiasel Gillone| “OPENINGS ; tangs ZAWZALL ELECTRIC BAW. | ligated. Call us for further infor- fies eunegt the extern let Od ae eee EXTEND “OUT ss $108 pe Call FE 30008 MEERETARY Pferatioe “Drapes” formal formals. done vee SWE TRADE, BUY & SELL right join his Cabinet. a 18H TO OUR! Due to increase in business, we) 9 ‘i! noon | Pe yeena indy vhe, e ip my home Call PE $0458, Hobbies & Supplies 24A' _ pornis inRiB b SON IN REALTORS : heartfelt thanks and appreciation) “need ho are interested in “ ‘to work for Foraine . : mn nme | SW. Huron St. PE 41587 The unpopularity he, earned as| fer the acta "of kindnens, meee . z. X%. Dastnese 7 are san CaR, fa § ea b-day week Furniture Refinishing 16A PAIN” THE NUMBR Nebo 4 WILL BUY on OR LIST YOUR LAEE Defense minister at time of floral offerings received from our) Start wor Fag oy SUN & TH ‘ aunieune SPEciA Resebhie gupee Dashoss property. Purchasers waiting. kind friends. and neighbors d rt wer ab anes. Ter fall tee ; OO. | BU = ALTY, WAR-|_ store. wrence McKINNEY =. French defeat at B agen ae our cent berenvemn ar ot formation epply, by letter te Poa- _¢ y gooking oF g. Rel. MA) Cage ects, nest, | am gn pantera ish Temoved from furniture. PE)“ W/ctices & Personals 25 ee wrscn eas Rd. ~ KING TTEN . Le ’ A MONEY aT HOME AssEM- ‘ G 4 ‘ PPL PLP LE DLL LOPE LED pase in gM y ally ar AE liana ‘ee Be Sat] a cae isa. a», er sal Beepine oF nursemald. PE bez | Senmwaee| AEROTRED KNAPP | We no wat burned an effigy of Pleven in front . In Memoriam 2 Garage. “00 Wayne &t., Mis-. 8507-W 3rd, Los o 4, a} de, ‘typi. Es a Wasernce “e ry TRONINGS reac =| Scoegu OW, DBA, DEB, a poHOES | WE SAY ote Are Ge Tempe la neh Lereey LN, oe, Wa! ser ee Eee wpihgg »teomonon CNEL POON SPRY BSE AT aE a « rnoren ruce w Inter Ce eae ee sey coe purine! Saneny Mus tasene, servi! PART-TIME MIDWEST WASHING IRONING & PRILLY | ~ fr, + men sari eee) [oe eee et Se oe released . takes tee ‘fear. iti Schram tor, FE $5001, . eroc _ FE $3413. Insurance Agencies 17A 25122 Confidential The Salvation) = MUCH end you frighten Yet your tender care is with us! ie TiAB BLE) MIDDLEAGED, BIN- SALESWOMAN PONTI AC'S WOMAN WOULD | LiKE HOUSE tia ot _Arm) copie away! Ask TOO LIT. « < F lu-T Di se words cannot express how we miss Pa a eeeen oa tial OAbiand "ror. Pleasant ‘rom cr own . 3-408. = “ saererenye ~ AL KNos | Beeomy” -d ve ae canal Pe we been eraned, by g . . ali, ve we “inew you'll always guide TV Tech, perienced . oat No sam, = ey or OLDEST "Cus » * Nee pet e up and = arg Pa eee go RO a 8 There's x sup. * : aia) _— same an.| other anator | and deli a OF lg 3-022" 12} demonstration in your home call f FOR EXPERI- Until we meet in heaven, where “Eompagy “pad Sa heegitaliention onal fee 3 ~4 M ¢ W. Leerenee” FE 2-378 evenings for appoint-} ENCE WE'VE 80LD | _ bebe 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. |WASHING & taominas DONE IN | _ment. YOUR SIORS OR’ there are no tears, oe ag Em viso*” Let wee INSURANCE BP : wa Peng weep |e Gercaree haiti toe] ae det nay ee Se , FOURS SCARY AE EOE! mala a TRE In Debt? =| _Foonst"t sew anes RCA Service ine , a . : Insu BY PHONE é THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MPER ! work. the week or the day. od "ine 7 Sa posted area ME eae och tale ee EVELYN Fe iam. Nicholie & Harger Co. | it you are having trouble meeting) Edw. M. Stout. Realtor a, 1 een _ @ : FE 5-81 our payments, £20 wo Nenl.| 7 M, Sesinew St Ph. FE $8163 The siege of fiutype disease |, Jer te, Onioter sR" | acetate” SERVICE SALas,| PASTRY” WOMAN CAFARLE OF 2 W._ Huron is) rests coe school children, still — — man, Must be neat ring,| making ples & rolls. ‘Also to assist ED W ARDS Building Service 12)” Laundry Service 18) {anette “ue 0. “Gapmay, OPEN EVES. TILL #:30 P.M. rm andes Michigan ia ekes (one wy, love se well: raft exempt Will tra train, Write ~~ i meoge » og Above Oakland THINKIN : wi ho c Press, aS PE 3 ae ee ee OS HAIR RE x weeks, 1s moving northward. {attr Gs ween, |WOOL PREMER MUST BEER), JOAACHICNL MUREE., | vocationst, coummmino | pine ts a PS fee Be tart PE) es. cal eens Ok San OF SELLING? . Four schools were shut down The flowers we piace upon her fetter Prectt Pontish Laundty, evenings. Salary good. Call Otive| = BF vice | ¢ BUD BIL on a ON AND AFTER THIs DATE OCT. cyn uy tooay tor penet | yesterday in Sault Ste. Marie in| ss" itber and deny, a ~SENSATIONAL NEW PARTY | * Command Decision! | ptesest home, Also dA fied. re Cd finished. "pontine tor any. devs contracted by any courte service. Agent out in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, But the love. of ber, who sleeps TOONS. HAW We WOULD Like PLAN WASTE ANOTHER i _& homes to _brick_io, FE | “Laundry” Phone FE 2-6101, other than yee. George E. ERRY E. ADAMS C | beneath, Co, Collects and no tn- START FRESH Barnard 98 Douglas St. Pontiac. TE ADA 0. ; ~*~ * * br never ede ower. vusvend,| sent, PR By ES: OR 34834, IN A NEW. CAREER “A & B TREN HIN “J Landscaping 8A \surtie Roricr, CHTIZENS OF |Open Eves. “ti #; Sun 1 to. 8 ; A ~ Footin “ 2 ted. xie At Manistee in the northern Sister, Brother & Grand- YOUNG MAX’ FOR DRY. GLEAN. OF THIS WORLD $225 Se 7 Ad TAYE SERVICE, ( a).| Guat! happens. tg the Caribou Inn WE HAVE GUALIFIED ovens section of the Lower Peninsula, "Fons : tng route. Neat y Meine must Mover. penevet, have zee | 4-\ | CEMENT & BLOce Work.) Meme, Se ctmise. Pree op ll mi I and heer ¥ Yaiting, for commercial proper. 170 of the high school's 690 stu- uneral Directors 4 mer te i Dry Clean- ean a ONIST cz at PO ag) AAA LANDSCAPING. MERION, 10, 1967. all will give you immediate ac: dents were abeent. = = Sich fod aaviabe's | |“poub me Garh eweae faa | SS at AIT, Wr" ate MLE EMT, wo BOT De) HT A The wave of upper respiratory Donelson-Johns Help Wanted Female 7 tate es Cai ARPENTRY, pA ae Wtd. Children to Board 2¢ 26 2% W. Ab st, im * 2.7421 ih ent i FUNERAL YOURS risa! : \é LOT WITHIN 1 CURB GIRLA, NO EXP. weces.|" PY Yow be strictly on your “peter Tre 4 ae Peas7, | Maintenann. & Lawn cutting |~—— | “iis ot ‘Postion’ go pet pane shitted RSAC, ONO, | ial we” Oi utioaaras |e 3 S| pang re Avie Pe cece OSI On| Say My temmer Poulae ‘Pree weekend | me : floors, drives, ete, Jensen. PEC: CosroM GULLDOZING YARD &|WILL CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN|—~"=—™. : Pe : a 4 etal . grading. Back . . : a heavy roe lots of prises, Give & to pty Gee a aay Se CARPENTRY, AREAS. FREE EM 3909. “ne Desk Milling.) _ in, leonsed_home__FE.79126._— seed bene FTsin Rent Apts, Furnished 33 Public school health officials at a eae, NE, oe ase Ac Treks REMODELING Ox |"Umnn,, "ae Tema, OR wee es . a Grand Rapids said the epidemic Drayton Plains =. Wat ra Twp. mht * Fae =e ra qomery end that's | net ree oleh euctoonres, PS : scat) a Fee tenng etd NEEDED| “int peek com —— was “holding its own," with 4,058 ‘ way, this is located. | storm windows & awnings, cement | PINKS Uno ing ceding, tabi. ee oe, Orli, ROOM. KITCHENETTE PVF. absentees — 15.7 of the enrollment Voorhees-Siple K FIGURE. vith food House raising '& ‘basement. All|- 0. transplanting surgery. Pree Be i for you aS rad Comsnuntty bath, Fagher & dryer. Centrally ee Oe Eee eee ian Te ian typing. apd some | feed. "Liceneed bulderss | aver LARS MA C0 | WA ert ae a aE FPS a amare SHTCHENETTE. * * * tan AND Must tare own ‘transporta- &) SASEMENT WATER TER PROOFING. ~ Ad al! kinds of lawn service. #75. ANTIQUE D UE :~ DisHES, - OLD . en Chea. a aet ent, Parking. The University of Michigan at Cemetery Lots 5 pies _ 3 ; . | Pree _estimates.. Call OL $-009.) fio dirt delivered. aon MS) lamps & furniture. MY” 2-1521. i BEDROOMS. PARTLY FORN | @oop ews $240 BULLOOZING CAWs BUILDING & LAWN RE We Wok ig teen ing compare ‘Apis. 8618 Pontiae Lk Ra A wo gall stone, Phone FE 5-0679. oman By loge per Sate, GEMETERY LOTS AT WHITE KER Working ss RECEPTIONIST oat, it both Garden of Love. Owner apaner ottite, SRICK LAYER CREW, BLOCK & Ment across » LY DECOR. "reported large numbers Of stu-| jesving state. Call 1 OR 318 afer BA S 3 be fun. tre mee il, Top soll Bs sack comets. eo amt" |" Gotan i oe EE | whe . : a| for employed lady: $10. FE 43141 dents out with upper respiratory |GaxtandHITL® At ‘ ‘must, be neat and attractive BYLLDOZING AND GRADING Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 _re eFiid. Tt Douglas ailments. ‘The number of bedfast| Gsrden—4 rave lots, for sale Greenfield Restaurant and type 50 wpm. = a + GE WHITES WORSERT ats 3 ist. FLOOR. CLEAN, ATTRAC- students at the University of Help Wanted Male | NOW HIRING COOKS AND BAE- or ge ore ra ae cae Rats» ‘ éraso™™ si? maaliation and tepairs 00m ve ferent arson Page "Bia Tad ee Mile Gn ‘Square “ket irecle Michigan infirmary was 52, with FoR NEW : must have, good BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT oving rucking 19 anted to Rent 29 —.— ROOM. KHTCRENETTE PVT. 7 : _ any others receiving out-patient DRAFTSMAN _ ae die ac "ort we =o. sights.| be sending thorfand abe “i ‘oe ‘Rentdeat Seeiat end gma 4-1 MOVING “~ HAULING _ LANDLORDS WHO PREPER iy loestod, Adaite ceiy Sat : treatment. At MSU there were Preferabiy experienced , in small RESTAURANT MUST HAVE EX: Gal afer 5 p.m, : Jeases oad do some public oa “Quaran’ work, a M EXCELI mo = BACLINO call . ge only. N. 118 cases. : Precision aircraft devices. Steady) peRIENCH, KITCHENS EN- ——. ok an9 tims, _ Reasonable __FE 2-200, FE $.3488 = hy Re your p Agate 7 RM? RITCHENETTE PV? GONCRETE WORK AS If GROULD| 41 LIGHT HAULING @ MoviNa | 2crer™!_& E* 4 - . M. C. Manufacturing Co.) mrety atr conprrionsn, Help Wanted 8 | roup own ee HFT) Be done, nay ob any, cise, ly “Rubbish, tow price, FE 3.300.” | JERRY E. bis do."on Sain. ony ng EE “Fe ea ’ wan d 118_Indianwood Road, Lake Orion. cH OF HOURS MEALS &|ALL MEN OR WOMEN _ DESIROUS that, and and that's at Hable Dot gamble—get _ the ee ae PUARGE Vin on| Share vies Quarters 302 RMS. io he Sie FLOOR. j ‘ a hour, . Phone TTS. : . s Bo Arrow An BG Year ret Company UNIFORMS FURNISHED IEE. % rt time ,. m veg af 8m ith, 150 ood pine ps W, Commins - if TSHR =. RUBBISH, HAULED. ELDERLY LADY WILL SHARE, 2 v RMS. & BATE TH WITH : | ¥] Selwcon 8 & G be service ie with top [CARL L. BILLS SR. a Son. wie . eg ap enee: Se or. PE Sti renee 8 per wk. Ags MOOT | gran te og | PRRSORAL -AroponcIONS brass in her company. Pete Pe aoe SASEMENTE LIGHT WAULING | ot_On 3-30 7 RM, PVE bare W h sorien, sia. then 'y6e. “cal| VAKEN AT CENTRAL OFFICE. S'WONDERFUL es “Carpenter Contractor Cali Bil PE RETIRED ELDERLY ~ COUPLE only. Cail i es it P oor Shot Pr 20019 or FE 2-211 i. An exclusive and sramgrous seh) te hatin r co, eh Oe Sie: 3 by nm. Cali «1 ROLLING MACHINETTAN, ox; WouNmaRD AYE. D> i.e ox | tnee € That re sessed | -7OUr price. Anytime. Px_ 8-0005.| WILL SHARE MY APARTMENT Pet é ODER Trak: ; + ‘CKING, another young woman Rea. DECO- POTTSTOWN, Pa. — He ad- UP 8 OPERATE ON MOLDING TROIT, 10 Ag. TO 5 P.M. fied . be BLOCK gE BY sand| _™min. walk fo Rresges PE $-7770.| rated. Parking. rE i CLEANING & IRONING. THURS. with bow and arrow, but John|~ >» " oo er | Fx Drive to wert. , Must Oly hd head" Attention siete i oan in di after a whole weekend) ®°Y8 Living IN HURON | pm my, foneiate aR, “eit to ' deer on his first AND ELIZABETH LAKE =| _Krogers.) and arrow expedition. ‘Sud- ESTATES DEPENDABLE WOMAN TO ton stake truck. FE 58-0453, LD & BON | O'DELL CARTAGE _ MAN OF THE HO R (Roe ras Sm “ARTAGE, | CASH * ahah 3 Piney. between Rare AS feat | IN A FLASH fettite 2° aspen: ) sOCTAL WORK 9400 CEMENT & BLOCK Trucks to Rent For tand contracts, see Aw. Saige" omer Gingelvile. ch -tween the ages of 30-50, who ces, MA % at.. Parke St, FE tia, set lee. “oned Bog.” Cus TOM ‘PLUMBING. eee) Wid, Contracts, Mtgs. 32/7 Room apr. po ROBINWOOD. ‘ bow We have carrier routes, avatiable| care for invalid, lave in, FE College Prats . gie Johnson .o person. denly screeched g NENT is oon TY. TRUCKS TRACTORS f fh three pos bolted fete yey nisl that ave onvelea treme, esto! Bot Be wORE GERMAN OR 8CA CREDIT MGR, TRAINER —$350| | Floors, basements ey 6 ‘en Eat ag ‘ide Inends ‘aud cientele fg HRS TS car 3 —— i ae —_ — P nm Put your Ginavian preferred. References. the “floor. ACCOUNTING TRAINER eco DUCT WO iN ADDL Dump trucks es & ‘Seant-tontie — A. h ae 617 Paddock. : .* ee the heen Serene BARRE io & FEMALE Want Accounting Degree lone Chit Pe ms se Nereida ONNSON)? usta, ag ay month- te CIRCULATION DEPT, «fam. to 8 p.m #8285 “TS _ =o ore INDUSTRIAL SALES i “9600 AL ; iG, Jed ontiac arm and ¥. FE +2170. " 2 A careful aim, an excited -— The Pontiac before 3 p.m. “wil interview teed work, Pree estimates. OR Industrial Tractor. Co. 104 8.7 Telegraph na. . |* gin 2g Steet wal tae then Chicglo’s, arrow sailed llent tunit : ; No drinkers or children. tre : over the back’ of the buck, which| obs are oy ei sau Bs: V ELYN. poy cae a Bee mtn eine. ts) MORTGAGES _|, reve. sprang away. Chicglo didn’t cry ‘Press _ QUTDOOR WORK, CON- ba Sairvay, Fe 3 $087 ee oa MILY. RUB-| °F, ooh more re iene fotare| newly decorated Taundry "techn. over the missed target —the ar- =. THE PUBLIC. Start EDW ARDS FR a Oe WIRING Wat ee oe », CHARLES, JT11 8. Telegraph ~Ficptet oat Aen. | Sng bein the ‘buck. It waste [pet | ss Sareaae' hrf ot |_ Sout en SN arene FR bee Br |e RMS, ERIV. BATH : was i : : . a ———— : §-8801 ae TOWN, first season doe had yin we ae FiieStieal Sle. |regon suuotno. NeW 51 | REDUCED RATES. Wanted |? ,taron re INCOLN 6-4400 Joun Tar! gilt N. Cass Ave.|(arge van to. serve vou. Smith! Handy. te wer a Pa, ead 3 ; DETRO!T - LOGAN ¥.s000, , vo Sema ane | Pee Beatles Bsramand Pr gatr |p tru of charge, maa Land Contracts|# OTP EY EY ‘ N. THRU. : WEEN ¢ & § MO! a2 Minded Person ene Teton Pees hs |Painting & Decorating 20| "ave ctients watting Interested in) {ecorsted. Private ent, PENNA Ie HAE UI cr w land eaeeneceenll *. tel with, arene "Tis ot} *- Instructions 9) free estimates, OR 3-321. rarer tracts, Cast “ready ‘upon satisfec-| RMS “ c property —s Bile. Best Pay Bay 1 A KL. Tem leton, Realtors a aiet.C hare nn Baer ee ane ema} QUICK C CASH | 5 wares POWER GAB “DRIVERS, STEADY OR| Bx 4-090 t jus- time, day’ or night, 101 W. |g Ww Are pe “COLLECTOR | Stach?ihe see be Btn BAe i “ee dally. Pontioe snd, viele | SEPERIENCED 3 URROVGR: C Schutt Regier: [clack _ For your land contract. You'll be foe ] 2 ag € or Jerry ph BA; - . “RENT = : ce ers 4.2 , TIT FAST 1) WHITE BROS. -.; | NEED A’ FINANCE. #|through Rent Ads! Root, hou se, apartment, any-|& thing. — Want Ads give: sae |YOU ACTION. Dial FE) Fa aan mee i2;8181, =| ae * a iS ; | Open ves. ti s1000 ao i #2 |FIXER? Order Classified © > 000,000 ads to sell, rent, ‘find a ge. 1080 W: Ruren| good job. FE 2-8181 is the “Eg, 5; |s0 on Want Ad number! , ; aie joie a oe be a conga Het elfen tly cia + ) tis Se ! q : vy Fa ae “4 , ; \ th "nae See oy PONTIAC P PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1957- wo 8 hy Rent Apts. Unturnished 4) Rent Mouses Furnished 35)CARNIVAL | . by Dick Tuner) For Sale Houses 43)” For Sale Houses 43) oo ARTIALLY SPECIAL, com COMPARE THIS a" roued fm A 4 0 toe ‘furnitgre aio / “room Beh nome pul ese: Sg ey os - DONT. \ | & rafigs, Al - ’ Fail to See This: 4 3-BEDROOM RANCH | See Belee ae. oft Ow 10, meer | JERRY apn Senco ant ‘ J wae pe nana. 8 SU ment, tet ees RUIT FARM Gee Ee | OFFERS” Ingagmeyzae tg oma| ROCHESTER arated, PALE i : meter e Ouse “, FS a " glectrie ot, water t reerea- | INCOME * ghleken houses. Also berries, bniy shaded Jot Daved bared rs hoy . a BA eg Separate 244 rm. upper apt. Rent! “ nt CE |. ferge ee family cs excellent West side $75 mo, 2 ae low coat, on ac — only $i rm. home, full basement, 2 Reasonabis . » RMS & BATH UPPER HEAT al Pen OR terme. bathe penciled ving roam, Rug. us. 5 BATH. $2313 oe "hppotatence 5 eer | eee CVA MANOR SUB. | : OW Rae SAYS SELL wary Lakefront 3-5768__ New home in ‘S65 rma. hard: BY OWNER — 49.000 EQuUrTY. oitneed i ute wale § ROOMS & BATH. Gis HEA wood ts, tiled bath, auto. off| Make an offer, 10 room, 9% batha, 2 500 Near modern, @ view, also modern PRICED TO SELL heat, atorms and screens. Close | ‘Also Furn, apt. 620 week. FE csiage Lg A Al to ‘school & shopping. Only 41500] 5.9438, kK Teronle leton, Realtor its on ew 1495 DOWN : 7 2339 ) Orenand b ke Ra ke Rd. Fm 44069 , ai ‘ : 4083 “a an ee res, eer. lot” 96-008" full "price, Wood firs, | SASHABAW RD. 193 W. LONGFELLOW 2 ) BEDAM. “ue, ie MALL DOWN picture window, full bath. wilt; @ room frame home with 3 bed- ie not a shell. - bey room. This rooms, full basement, gaa. beat, C today or stop at office for > wall-to-wall earpeting. Sun porch : fermation, @ beve lotsa avail i, ou jufse “Eowa heels landscaped. able als ow 2. 4 . iS. meqown, a tm: J.CUAYDEN | DRAYTON PLAINS $490 Down |"Ssatrsesc - 90 Gebland. Near Huron pee — —— Newly 4 per nent. See Caner, REA room furnished ‘ape nt rented . wood fi [r) ! B,_ Wanen Th Sete Opes Bess. Poaclousyichen, stated prety NO OTHER Costs phe tel gs vag ee aes $ FALL SPECIALS garage. Large well jand- : = i scaped. Bee a. Soles” 2 bedrm. ranch, full basement, 5 an a Lm ag, 8. Pen. Om. ; simast new, Auto, heat, hot we- or Pamgediiontg® O's wea an acre, ;| oo ; Onn mp orem» | CEDAR, MLAND. 9 detreet oot | JERRY E. ADAMS CO. ais —— a grat eet: fos baci : son Bivins ~ Close to lake, Only $150 down. pile ney. 8 Oa caaet: mn ok ean kat ~ struction, Low down a hee ° TER. I'm getting a little tired of watching George re-enact that | manpow Lame Priviiegss with| ROCHESTER AREA | youn are toterested, call ‘owner, | ON CHIPPEWA. 4 bedrooms, 2 . -/ 95-yard toughdown run he made for Yale in '32!" ov lg ge 2 a _—_ 3 bedroom home, storms & screens, Dogs, WO 3% basement 4 Pana M the, oot a * acr ¥ ood 4 ee sa | ha MODERN § ROOM APT | 7 nee. a BATE vic, OF Ox. — fenseusble “etfer' ea dewe, per" apple trees & vineyard. Cail tor Bre, 08> Su, "PO s-anni| ste posecasfon, $13.900, ron a, bedrooms Hardware, bow ihe. ren weico! e. EM ~ A BEDRM, 1c ie Seeutcen FE Drayton Plains. tel per, month. _3-6510, a For Rent Rooms 37 For Sale Houses 43) ™*"* L AKE “ORION home Sgt , Angelus nee srenor. 3 ACRES. Part fen one Le 2044. =e 3 BEDRM DINING er UNION LAKE VILLAGE. Year old ace, garage. asement, earner ; ig ¥ ROOMS SECOND FIGGR Pi | AVON AETS.—) LARGE ROMA, |’ room, living foom. kitchen ®/ROOMS — QIRL® EVERYTHING! Buy thru Partridge Bedroom! home, "has, carpeted | “fiving room. dining room, screened | 12t, Owner Tearing viate. 420.v0.| Seite, PytPieet: immediate pos Sun, PE 2-8041. newly decorated. Elderly lad pacsedin porch. Full b i " a aeetnee and child wel- y g ving room, with dining L. + basement, steam beat, Terms. 3-6 7 ROOM. PVT, BATH “AND EN- fie Fae required. | PE 32-0847. come. List thru Partridge Bright kitchen.” Pull basement.| farge “lot with garage, 410,800 J.C. HAY DEN, R Realtor : trance fern. ; Y BEDROOM HOME. FULL BASE. ROOM nas i OPONAL, WOME ae DN Ww FAMILY NOGA On heat. $13,500 on reasenable Smith.C rawford, Inc. w4 walin FE 8-008 : PE 44300. BASEMENT AFT. 4 RMS. AND | ment, Gas heat. $25 mo. 208) privileges, FE E-4872. Call after 140 full price ae) Ore Tw ga en ares. San. 10 to 8 | _ bath, 2308 Allerton. "PE e-¢100.| No Johnson. FE 680. after 5 Ts Toass on Oa Lite bor E wi -: ce ek te TO BOY “To ‘Ett. 3 REALTOR ‘ BIRMINGHAM 3 3} BENRM. aPT.| 2. “ HOM POR ‘OR ORNTLEMAN, QUIET EMBREE & GRE GG 1808 E Auburn Ra. OU 6-136 _Partridge is the “Bird” to. see. bath Pvt. ent. & garage.|4 ROOM i LY HOME. OR-|_ borbosd, cos venient te Mire- 1565 Union Lake ¢ RM BRICK HOUSE BAbE- ee MI_6-8215. chard Lk. Rd. 56. .FE 0-0000 sft-|’ cle Mile. “Near r Sauare Lake Ra. | Above the Average ation, Lake Vilage aed, t Ee 48E.| NORTH END tNO . SHAM NEW MIDTOWN ‘TeR-| ** 6. & Woodward Ave. Po. FE 26100) And you will look’ @ long EM 3-430 or Hees p | Sraige ened Se oun | T#O bedrooms, full base ‘J races Purdy 8. of Brown 8. Liv-| 4 RMA & BATH. OAS STOVE. Fr ‘STOVE,| _for ent. + time before you will ting a = | BY OWNER. 2 BEDROOM ¢ a. FE 8-0606 , fet See cuemage best. ing — . ~ om, 8 eed Beet. oo rt. am bide| § asd ROOM RENT. better eer _ this oar house on 8 O in +o 000 aan tt _— WHER | bed perl grote “—s : DOWN | bedrms., 5 \s ~ a, eums. -story_ frame bungalow. equity. ; . E ered and rear porehes. Im- 4l Ais Foiey, Waterford. OR & a aad t 5 bedroom, i Coats nd. | bees than 5 #.. old. 3 bdrms, 9 eusy terms, i 3 RMS. COMMERCE I ats 3 ar mediate occupancy Harry @tevens . «. cum ao oS PINE. = larue walkin clovets, “argo . M io “ ™ large p Pe ogg Baga erro mony GARDE, , PAYMENT water, Beautiful view, adults. A) Sa eee aR POND ‘ nas & BATH. OIL HEAT. PE seeping RT SINGLE OR DOU. open, fireplace, ull’ base- NEW. MODERN | 3) BEDROOM, denlé living rm. full dip Ox Three bedsesmaLone down | 8. of Brown St, Util. Im- | ¢~ nad: ) pMODERN HOME, 75% ve s bcneo! St aaa. Mitte tm ot _Ontord Pe 289%, ey ig aluminum | only oarseo with ae a fiveo with full bes basement py ir med. occupancy. Harry "Blevens. sy Dr,, ‘Mutual | 34 ge By a W. HURON. "Som £8 rie “we ya ae — ‘ve bie Timken Oi en. Pull bat, one-car ‘ga- Cainer, Wi i 44-4225. Pe rote MB yaad , apn tf ®. va : CAMELOT, OFF GALE RD. MOD- | 7 Rus UNPURN FoR RENT WEST SIDE Fenced In? | 7 BEDROOM BUNGA a FOL ng “igi if a Bt,| erm 2 bedrm , heat, lights. & hot | * close to schools eB nn Includes private ent. prt. bath & | Not with three large lots rs) sasapank tapos 0 ¢ Lk | TWO PAMILY POR COLORED $80 per mo. Phone OR 1308, mo. FE 3-04. quired after 5:30. FE 68-6185. ay con Pry pid soon 9, DC WN _beceges., Dame PE seis ae ment ‘own "ond four ‘oom ve | CLEAN, QUIET 3 RMS. BarH —|° f em se FOR SMALL FAM- you into this food, home. o # ROOMS, 0 BATH. PULL BASE-| apartment up. Automatic poo Private cntrance, steam heat. 69 he ae coly wenk ~ toe ___Rooms With Board 38 oe og my — -TO GIs ment. aon, thea fos on paved Matteet. Only “hee wpe te "pie Siny | Gaoice wawiy oaoseaTEDs|° =. SaRERD mr 400 —|exTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE| today. 3 bdrm. fanch homes. Last chance MODERN § RM. PULL BASE-| will sell. with good terme : 2 ae ee & - 2 year, Owner, P.O. Box §35. meals, 14 Matthews, FE ‘ : a Presa turpace, $7,050, Terms. to responsible peop’ Investment . oT : SoS . "| foceted close ts down | 5 ROOMS, LAKE, #480\300M & BOARD. To | Exclusive District | . VAN "REAL ESTATE | am Two BEDROOM preps mortgage on nearly new 3 BY OWNER. Five Brick CRW. bedroo —F aif PURE _year Owner. P.O. Box 838. town 8 bus. $18 we. FE $4001.| Low, rambling ranchtyre | on 3-400 i ds ty Bae 8 Two mn _, ict ceburten orca, Mabe te a OR_3-1388 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |* Bo ge “ Sag Kite 6 RM. MODERN RN HOME, situs. ~"4 ROOMS. $300” DOWN bee bain offer, FE +34” 7 RM & FULL BATH ON MAIN|T WN. Saginaw st. FE 6-0165/| « ointme a) Seminole ~ Hon 38A gn garage. ooo = a car Full basement, bath, close to coon, sarees A Fenner eng [PRET OR GEOME 2 Pao |Oaiee © SATE AE. PERRivacancy row muomncy is BGM ivatse | # rm. meters home wt wae) ity frisEta ag he NICHOLIE! # piece Se no = | =. 8 , 4 ; : . erage, terme: : rms. oo Dixie Hwy, ene te Old | Riis. & BATH. GARAGE. WHITE! home. Diet care it needed. FE tons Ose ek 2 family brick, nice corer, _oaly “$0300. with 6a) ‘mo. Phone oe. | Sia lee eat Nae. | eet DUPLEX Ti . ny 2 Other houses trom 4 0, 6 reome.| Swabw TeAgtiG : & HARGER CO Lake Orion trontage 2, bed SS Some | A 8 gg feel Welt Saharan | ee ra bene core Aa ete Wi: | 2 w, dren Pareaun| Eg. Om oak, Wl ame a © ROOMS AND BATH IN THE est Suburban 000 FE S-OTi! after _¢. Open Evenings _, on on country. references, adults. FE| HOTEL AUBURIN. Big living room with ple- ‘P. W. DINNAN T RMS. 2 BATHE. INCOME PM omy - net Ot ROE i s Day or Week ture window in this one- @¢ W. Huron FE 407" Panos. Ph bes Lake Orion, FE on your lot ene: terme on a € RM. HOUSE IN TOWN. 690 Mo. tT or tory home. Extra large lot. | STARTER HOME, FINISHED EX 5-088. AT UNION LAKE Senrest, CO Fe Oee. Towr & School. Refs aot : . and ref » unit, Only $1,686 down wi terior. Will odd. ,'2_ Interior as FOR BALE OR WILL RENT, With | LAKE whet Op FON SCS ete os scree on PRiltt . 404 2433:| per odes taxes wanted, OR OR. 3-1070 down payment & monthly terms PE ese Oe O08, ‘QWER FLAT. 6 RMS. & BATH. |" close to St. x OW heat, |/HOTEL . CLEAN,| Sad ios IELPORD™ _ rates. E .) BEDROOM —WOURE 3-430» oak floors. redecorated, 115 Sem-| neat rms. & apts, Some with TV. Laree 6 rm_ med. home, City water, LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. roc e wg full be gy oe west lncle By day or week. $10.00 & up. Exclusive Address sewer, ofl “beat paved streets. |" Ready for taping, Situated on- 4 Landscaped, f a 17 ROOM & BATH, 0 MO. aOR eee ea om O6i88. On the West Side. Your ehil- $15,006 Motte ana Mi ‘Witame tk. ha, By own: REALTOR wi wih shine ann we Pu hea. arte Fy, paldwin. Ack tor deck. FE) MODERN HOTE (nus, CARPET. dren will be proud to tell | wow 3 yet olte Brick home, Steam| er. $1,680 down. Take’ over con-| 1042 Union Lk hd EM. 34671 7 Room TBepauas| darting. 918 weekly. Also’ kitchen: ve. Three betresmss, large heat, large rma. iui) basement. 1) _ tract 960 month. OR 33536. Roehure ooh very clean. fenced yagl, nr. Rochester, rea-| Stes OR 23-7700. living room and dining room eage, of -cnt. ¢is.oee, terme, ( rm FOR SALE. BY OWNER, TRI-LEVEL — stmt uvleome @ vedroom. Michi- sonable. after 6, FE #-2008. Rent Office Space 41 th 4 yo Ri faereen | WIONLAND AREA E pted. in Weber, Bchoc! 112-ft. lakefront home, d tooms,| many extras, tne “he eo ig B®. $ ee ot for "fe overegs am in- 3 begrm mes. a ’ p,eeee, ie Bi fy mative Seemegne, Racheane ee. Terms. FE 42044. . weaes. MODERN OFFICES. KEEGO come. See it * mad an. Enqtise a Ci] car garage, Thermopane windows Gre, Cait oatce geo Orchard LE.) bor Main floor, private blacktop F'lawn (10 acres land on paved| "ol patios, one screened in, The cee eaet Lobe enned Sry reat, rity - AVAILABLE ; ry Mo 's BEDROOM HOME hore is 16 none. Gas bedrm. brick front uaiified| 8-0880 ‘ Fult basement, garage. Chick- WEST SIDE— ee ee see at) 3 5 bed Bot toed ie St ae GAYLORD parca rae Ss,i00" with “easy| ALL. MODERN.HOME | -#iu!s?osten Sov Unter 8 gs : ae sp ay 7 = Drayton Area tap t ian t-Pie. a rd Steele, Realtor. MU 43045] 7 biock from Tel-Muron ron shopping : a ate bungalow. Auto,| ing machine, OR 7100. “iE SY “OWNER —NOR grit siDE. OFF ~OFP| sutaite, Y tare bedrooms la I TOME Pree wulidiee coneultetion, Talk : eat, and hot water. 2-car ga- - 5 a, large 2 ~ j Baldwin. living room, full size dinin ; your ‘puilging Ag, plane over with our f rage. $80 per mo, For Sale Houses 43) wutrip.e Listino service Mil basement, Pal pri price rm rene fl sineitchen ‘and ‘balnroom: Pa gxperts, Trade xen equi. Call Bud Nicholie, Realtor BY OWNER So. Bloomfield Highlands Here Thee Paria basement with shower and fruit Auburn Meignte. < Mi. Clemens 8. 3 bedroom brick ranch or} = This choice } bedroom uy Thru Partridge cellar. Gas heat, auto, gas hot Foccuiet PF pra betrms., Cell Mrs. Keichner_ _- FE 4-8773/ iy, . $1500 down. pear| brick ranch home'with ateched| List Thru Partridge ater, large 3 car garage. 00n170 oo , DUPLEX § BMS. @ BATH NEAR| St. Sidtislon Gardens. te acre garage. Gas heat, Roman brick B' ft. lot. $1,000 down, be like} Ortonville, 18 + acre farm | & stores, in Drayton! lot. Unit [and wall to wall carpet - LAKE FRONT rent. See owner at 953 Boston REALTY buildings. $13,500. "‘Seeke De Plains, $60 per mo. OR ‘e238. iM FRAME SE ON A ing. Price $22,500; te LD erage home. aire, et rms,| .8t. Huron Gardens, 1068 W. Huron FE 60407) anag erm a mo Dixie, By, next te OM $200 down "28 month. 650 ‘Coast | Modern Housing—Brick Pontiac, Cat fai ar | peace SSR room. IN COME *s “ontOnAg ists, Nit olttA Mill, Street , er, ana 6. well-planned rooms and BRENDEL Hts. 1 th nth "oo i. ea . ete. and hot water ~. THis NEW HOUSE, BY OWNER. screened porch, om furnace and| Bi-level family home, corner pret bo 7 eichen : Nh ge Seeded "es sae ins. offices or representing agent's 5e3m, after 6. Se ee. eater Close | fenced att a living rm.,| Jot. Terms to suit. North ot Foes: owner, gas ows, i car garage, office and stock rms. Reasonable Buy Thru Partrid e to Pontiac Motor Division and| conv. kite’ ica counters,/ to Pontiac Rd. Turn right % mile| jot 50 0 own reat Phone OR 32001 of OR} 7: 74, uP vie Sise0 ‘down, Vacant. May also |\ ferme. wuts fee: Sem Lower) model, Nosan Building Corp. FRED W. SMITH Fon skLE-ON RENT Sona st ru_Partri sel] completely furnished. omy Mig SUBURBAN | A ARG AIN- noyas og & Weshinaton sat Tat efr ont * } Fy z Royal | ti ae Call after 6:30 OR Siea. | modern, Gas tn basem West Side—Colonial fireplace ‘in ra ii carga. | YOU Will agree when this | FOR COLORED FAMILY. ii = _: sso ae Sas OM pies. oe nade. Gale | Sr located om guiet paved ‘ried malls, oak floa foore, Ve chr ga jarge aldminum “aided a F*reom £ fomilg, Ext. on trance, 4,00 bretm bode, so" Onieer tate by a cms me, nt i p wer ath, oil furnace. Large prs Sich om oo Broker poe Mog ne} * “TIURON V! VALLEY parece, ott Bisdwin, 6 wala bee wits | come wa most amass, conrecl —_ home has ey you 3 Bara. |1 i MOTEL Knotty : rences yee oats family dining rm., model kitch- REALTY 2000 down. ’ geyepes judsen fireplace, ete. “All ~~ First floor pvt. ent. & e., kitchenette, Close in. Bachel pa Oe viet * reatired en, 3 nice bedrooms with lots “ ‘Lake, large ¢| _Si4 tewin : gy Fequite 206 Hacbura| oF couples ciso f omall garage . aw ROUSE CLOSE IS-| of closet and tiled bath Tee MO at Pontise Lake room bungalow, basement, oll fur- setting on & Y-acre lakefront jot. or re Bia Neuse eal Saata’ mal carage CARR, CLEAN OAR AG g| Smell down payment. FE 9460.) — Wall-to-wall carpeting in CT. = es | shrubbery San eee | 7- “ROOM HOME i NICELY FURN. SIDE 18T| 1 2-ROOM HOUSE. MIDDLEAGED | este TE FaRTiAtLY PORN|, __ BY OWNER ad rele, 8 see eee 4 ont | COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS | #15000. "1" $1800 DOWN — nice. north side Ay floor apt. & garage, Uul. furn.| couple. OR 3-786. AREYILLE —PaRtiat 3 Derm. good location. Sacrifice! — EYnds’ moving cut of ‘ety. PONTIAC REAL TY on location, Walle. lot’ new "aches Dow — ents or Maple #200. | 4 REDE »MOD. | OR, MANDON | ux water ne "does. Gatland) 57 210% EAR ROUND WOD- 8 RM MODERN. ONLY 49,000, | 27 Baldwin i room Goon slentnion sledms’S : nh ! ar : —— Long Lake - ‘ nore. ‘ a Mi 2 BEDROGM, ELIZABETH LAKE | MODERN 4 EM WIRED FOR| $1 cottage with lake privileges. g screens and more, Wi ll &, be rst floor, furn- |" front, Auto, washer : - Paver tlk Brown| Neer Hale, Michig Vacant. Newer jong and lows rm incoms. With fireplace, 2 TRADE hilam La commoduie 4 pores Bice ‘bide. diseriminating ce ge peal te ic Peesidaianeieii * “ ‘Canon 43330 a aa areas, . ie Sag to tows “ eon eneemy, ney terms, New 2 bedroom col for your 2-FAMIL Y Located on 2 ad ke t ‘ ao 4-6203. ae. : heat a het water ‘on [ T RM MODERN HOUSE LARGE i ogll ' ve tte ibraio $ ie nu ee ee -, = $10 pg bes fae Bears separate frances ht — the = “we pie ’ fem, : . stat : a bale tooen pate Sees. floors, painted plastered walis,| ities,” * home with bath s PURN, $13 WE. 7 BEDRM FLAT) MEAT HOT | GooeRN 2 BEDRM HOUSE. O18 Foatine $305 would take car | Community sand bene foots, pelted pie " . o. with seater y sebae cea | poe i peat ant School & bus line.| for'zesnining down payment. P| — pliscdah coc with terme, |? Samy bach og Past ALAN™CG;| om wlth dining el, wef planned R. Hilt Mr nce ia ig tn -§TRICILY | 7" BEDROOM WALLED CLARE. 3 J ss eannetia : modern. 10 mi. W. Pontiac, Modern, close to city. Reas. MA a ye Maple 14 MI. Buy Thru Partrid ge buy, . 7 ; ts: Keser Ag aeth heater, large aeena 1 A . leke priv syne. Immediate posses. afte: 53-0290. out _ Dixie, 940, M pin At * * family ine : wo '- appointment, KITCHENETTE 7 BEDRMS ORCHARD IX_OG% ORCHARD LK. Oct. | MOD. CLEAN DUPLEX i BEDAM.| List Thru Partridge © K IN7ZLER * het Wil ede Ne 1302 1011_W._Ruron PB 5-6181. a a tent, Hehto and fas. $15 on 4 June, Teachers preferred,| Auto. heat. oprege- — Lk. Sy OWNER — 3 LAROE Mm F y 46402 or FE +4613," _ ~ BUY ren welcome. Fu '$-s302, nee as waTH,| owes. 2 city lots, income s2- Realtor P. W. DINNAN Tn hncniciieer primetime ; . Sera. SES is EAT CT Pe nent bth water Blormer'h| Gayl git 00,Gome. 618 month.| gre w, muryn Sti. Ph. PE 420,/ 08 w, Huron S281 | $ ROOK, heme. Recently dee- +2 larksto on bus line nor, town. FE 4-2847. sent hones . , garpes, ais Watecbury Rd., nor. = Se : Open Evenings — a O 3 e . . n = ATTENTION 4 BEDROOM bome near wil | | : : | 3 REAL vg whe Ce emg Meera | “eee | Partridge | SR Re |" anwis | Sati aang : - DORRIS is THE “BIRD” TO sem = | * BOOM hom = ek Sing, Webster School District > - Age ied, oars esac sale, Im- Webster School District : 3 bedroom brick, also 2 bedroom homes, FE 6-67 & WEbdster 3-4200. A very attractive remodeled 5- Attractive new : FARM SOUTH SIDE , — foom Thome on pay street. Reasonable rade Located ta Ben / ae Oe, KEN. Spacious 6 room home pith 99a RAINBOW REALTY ——_ kitohen, Bring room wer 8 Bt Be ee Perr ©. —_— : on finest . acre fruft arage, looated on E. . J 22014 $00 8, PADDOCK & bain ‘gt me FE farms tn Oakland, County, over ment has extra javstory. | Eve, pm 6.2721 Fapcocs hu. Pull Stee ie eas é . } J - 900 eae j ag eye = Storms and screens incladed, phi ASE En oid. ie a garage, enced 2 ROONESTER AREA, LARGE 3) —,, punch none yin = 7-ROOM BRICK T; S Sell or Trade Suitable for couple. $50 Re: JOSLYN ~ Only $1,- ee a oe BRICK DUPLEX ALL LARGE ROOMS, asmania Street ¢ mom, 8 bedtbem Inquire Tl MN, Saginaw ‘down on this elmost new Le Pp 2x24 wa a Tate of briek duplex PULL BASEMENT. igo Fr. Only a) gown via bg 34. Aiite. oll heat. bg fod ig room home, e faiding on a ory mod- w s . Bach e has LOT. RECEN jon, inside the ¥ u ORATED, OAK i monthly ‘payments, "close to ‘oi Sk WARWICKS HAS 3 BEDAW. ae co te echocs and | Sim, Manne itn AnireT appoint: | gerere and fireplace, Allin gueel PLASTERED WALLS — transportation. Lovely neighbor | iggy, 1» "et school. with Carport, $125. 2 bedroom with} bus. mi y { ondition, i, ‘$3,950. down DRAYTON Puan pms, 4amA. hood . = $100. Tn Bylvan Lake. "7. It's like owning 3 homes—live in PRICED $15,800— WILL . $750 mediate possession. Also smaliig NORTH ROSELAWN ~ Spe- SUBURBAN BEAUTY — aa eee) me REASONABLE — {In Seminole Hills te Waterd , Down sth Lease, Ph 4s000 or sr Sioctaine hpcovecs tears # Eye-eppealing 5, ae eee Roainte Sty ope is tone ea 8 1a. ot iin’ lake. prive 2.2008, : and plastered, painted wails. | brecseway fuse and attached se-| WARD E. PARTRIDGE $250 DOWN Sicem “heat “'pa*price’ ooty| fetes, Tile bedroom J BEDROOM HOME, FULL BASE- ee room 30 ft. long, rege 22x24, fu ment, gas OLDER HOME IN POOR $1,500; cash to mtge _Sarage ty a good buy. | Pass E th Cy mo, 206 N.| large dining room, large. | heat, oak ‘foors and plastered REALTOR | FE 43581) Gonpirion's “Rooms wees Price ie only 9,780, 7° /, —Zonnson FE afer § pm) Oa lore of work room. Pull Syrcesieas, cal tts ae om 1980 W._ Maron 8. PART BATH, $50 PER MO. hn K. Irwi Pie ‘Cskided rove.| Rent Lake Cottages 36A| basement with gas suto. | sider om: tome i trade, Sose_Bvs, ‘ - OFF OAKLAND AVE, Jo nk, irwim Lig pd anche Tea a pate, pomemumo | fees? ig ae wise (| TWO FAMILY, — seo. R. J. VALUET; Realtor REALTOR Greptace, full basement, Pontise Lat 60102 i sod only ©) : on main floor 349 OAKLAND AVE, FE $-0603, 23 West Huron Street all tenced’ Piemty cf towers A " LOOK! $1800, down. 3 bed. with y fall. bath and half Sate tion One 0 Phone FE $0447 Eve. FE bane} snd shrube. Call tor ape room ; months ; out of this , pointm Sia Large “Bitches with world, dandy modern’ three, room HANDY MAN SPE. OsE i birch tiled bath, upper’ Opt.’ Aci wasoment, gat | CIAL duis’ (we bedrocms home | Here te @ large house tot a targe OPEN GILES REALTY CO. megs tae | fea’hs SM catileaa sare: | Meta" MeuMeeaaceet™ erat | fiom bn hchadte aaa es] ys acs dav 1g [ROMER AM on with rie caring ing, many other Sn sell- terior ‘ta finished’ The interior tas rooms complete baths, eas Daily and Sunday 1 -8 Aver i D108 of stelarw floored attic. ing & ents, Sell take studdings, rough wiring, and well; ing ‘wouia ‘be suitable for osm. a pe OF lot, 165. good room home in trade. Large Located off Airport| in se, has 6 car garage, will 32 W. Colgate oo SILVER L AKE ri pet com + had “7 AN NGA " Se oh ot eel th toh dows . Inspect one of Pontiac’s best om tts : ; er DOWN, CITY. NORTH END. —_* og’ a Heong 2 bed-| home values, 3 large soereema, 11 ROOM 4s tely is home has two bedrooms up, cely decorated, | wardrobe closets, beautiful ARE A house on 1 we of while down done ten ome Se osre’ inte no Mtoe ron F in back: £ Mh vupboarda, oy fan, Vege take. New ore ceome Se ee | Tee tick possession, — feason- d dinette, lovely ti | od * _: seem, es furnace, stone Hx i pice a” $1 down, beth, butt ok in, anity, oak oak floors, Neat A Pi ae oe Gea ete. wie toe on tne bul of can + og a on Ped a ¢ at As A Pin ped ‘in. 8 nage bedrooms with 2 full gf of tieioe fenced ist, One that hand handyman can make a eed (at the lie ato with "e riled floors faroughout uving baths, There fo 8 ment Price few tee and ‘improvements See this attractive ¢room face far, earege. Mader, mort ot the hows for $67 DOWN, ‘1% ACRES. This] 6, 0nd collect o fat monthly posteasion pungaiow, Ideal for, a small 3 = evn vu pe c with ‘stable’ fore ee nae te i a Wor heat, al ight ite CADILLAC tment bath, laundry 7, abe oe ebm we vacre of ground. fore ‘Sacenieah new an veselosed | bop. me pie teas, Beautiful 6 ite tr oy eee, Sot large ion, festa - 2, 2 VACANT. Just fight for | Good tion, ment. 2 car arate A'real buy at] sellin = q tlescent bome. w couple. Priced at $5100, cafoy ti excellent veiuray, al #1950" full’ pfice. oy : ‘ BRICK. VACANT. $1700 DOWN. en 8 Seariie a ee 4 This home was built in "66 and é bath on a, lovey Suse: | OFF: SOMES ase Call Us Today For An. Appointment, ; ~ 4 cootams 3 og he wired for Bem he ove. Garsge:| this love rection get ai alte WMA: 4 Tumi ay era Litchen, full Seth,’ dacement, | £1086. to stores, schools ‘arid good | down. Extra nice § room, bung WM; oe eee ens, Atte, on | spate. for ‘eereation ‘seom, eal bus service. Shown by _appoint- low wih 2 artere oe St KENNEDY a7 ins 488 aT he {includes takes = ee fone sews SLL NIN GLAS DO I eit, Ree |" He mae'= wv mn, (CLARK REAL ESTATE BREWER. JIM WILLIAMS ™ 232iae SF al ES in| Mee i ERE Bi co | er pe ae 8 ora Excel location. “hs ®. privileges. WATERFORD HILLS caraye, beautifully Etre ul price Tide “Por Pa ERBERT C DAVIS 4915 Irwindale Dr. VETERANS CIVILIANS Lake Frontage fren. babe: sk aes ar + | Rochester-Adams Rd. raneh and 2-car i henge Schoo! foot from front door. $21, son: terms. 100 Acres—Small Lake north ss L idings inelude 4. bedroom home. large barn, chicke milk mall apri fed lake and 10 acres wooded, © CEAWSONTAND' TROY] Ihe" urtet rom, spictare'wi: | fr,ers information. hon. | ware He My on | tena, BEE | Rov Annett | 4 Beautia ranch. @ rooms,| rage, paved driveway. i0onis0°R O nne nc. og, and Grapes sie ea. ont eae, 7 a Y REALTORS diant “attac és Open Evenings anid Sunday 1 - 4 fage- Paved drive, spriskiog sP¥) WILLIAMS LAKE . tpontyn ~~“ etal a Tischer, piss" con | # scokiael eaneet Oe REAR ies " utility. by Hranines: ° eg nor rd, Bargain Immaculate semi - w. 6 on Beat, Elec- - Jarge. room, hat og has many se Se S| vsineeivex| Hempstead attached sarage. ‘Large ‘beautiful S. Bloomfield Highlands : s * W HERE Custom built brick Ma Pia “on “be, a ens | 3 bet nay Bh elle g tvbdiviaion Bpac ye _—— t | err. kitehe tiring room, tulo.| ture window, bee end of ER” is price ony Sn etme a poe Some “amatee te paved’ crank. Phevminate eeraimie. ile ‘kitchen $8,456 - with including ‘auto, “dishwasher, “dis- SMITH po vou __| Rasa een rand WIDEM AN Want to live out, yet pare all i rs at, gee wane bag bedroom, Saft living woom. home| Swelling nekest Levels’ feaseg’ tank ny n Eves. ie ie sreet. Th Gail" us for pes te ge : . Huron E 4-4526 wails, cast as bet & Dcar| 103 F "bees et. - rE | Serage. $12,000 "with $2,000 Gown, | Ever FE Sob10 re: , WHITE BROS. eae ae meee: udget sooo Date wy. UNGALOW! ONLY ON R, | h ON ce ot. mt tre BATE a I } AK a : s cner Hempstead re PA WALLS. ALL S BEDROOMS |imay Gt tome. R. |. VALUET, Real 4 e, wo years - s J FULL BASEMENT | $i gi Suge thdnen ditog chyano ave.’ ae “Featuring sit Stacey tate | MOL MEE OIE Ts T heater, out af town NO ’ = 3 is 3 j 4 z room. " ta : 2 aes oil , . rivileges. Full price only 65,500. | ° $9975 | ee*ss00 DOWN _—? gy Bom ge man, Small four |. ON YOUR LOT sing yew salt str é : reens. ee - MODEL © | Fires ©. s 2601-GORLAND | | OPEN peRRIeT. Le SCHOOL plIs- | TRI Low down payment ae | mi, mereine 3 bed- asters, Excellent — hood — reasonable price INDIAN YILLAGE, Attractive 3 ‘bedroom in Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 13 W. Huron Street FE 58161 or FE 21196 Johnson roR BETTER HOMES ; market ~ . prove “ to yourselt. “RIVERVIEW RANCH New custom-bullt 3 bedroom ranch type home setting on corner lot. New car- al) modern j itehen oi gee th cabinets, A REAL BUY ' thermopane pieture| pints modern brick ranch . wintew, overlooking ravine} i year old. Beauti- 5 ‘Sista at bor and Water softener. tine, close to & room with. bull) 3 for bar, an ideal ly home. Full : nerd lerms. Owner, fon. tel per neath Incloding moving to California. tants end & _ : home with at car cal WOODS | om, oral et, wiht . Ns. a ee Jot wi a f. ei Paton bedroom ranch Located in Syivan Manor. $18,- after 6 call Mr. Lease rE 1%. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 Ss. Rls Rd; 1362 | OMOLMPLE LISTENS. G SERVICE _ MONEY DOWN i ng ta basement moe ae MILY? Ea BES, or a | Wits ‘ amp ge | $10,300. al rey Silvercrest » 2 full bathrooms. 3 aftt, one, e ation — KE. $1,000 4 jinn “Tmedinne will 1 bulla 2 or — hemoes BROWN $10,500 WEST - Wear ‘ Benedict’ 4, Large "hone w car gat value.” "th tr for cam details, $15,075 La Caan FARM—Large ¢ bedroom farm. Recond and ‘tnterior just like new. modernl 30x60 barn. Two car garage, oil heat, 4 acres of land. Here is eountry living at its best, ranch den tat oe poche vi tats attached two ee 1% baths, Sew ‘and, hesthe, many” bulitia : in features that are rable y. Hn and | for comforta’ Evins. 3 _— iv LIST — With us for fast & effi- i @ Ht. BROWN, '. Realtor FE 24810 ‘MILLER © 4 bedroont’ cinder tile bath, and fam en. 3 tle bal soame a in i apeame ent. Pe ; “. ated the heart of the f i) ‘ALL MODERN. EM BEDRM, eg To rae” Wake _| TUN, Saginaw st. sient ~Wervige, ie BUY, Sell ay. nea Nine Ss - “5305 Moves You In , 5 BON by WEA Bervion, tow to adjust a carburetor!" — , 1oq Comm 4 4 {found out that the way to a fellow's heart is to be able i MIDDLETON SPECIALS! fee ____For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 _Wuson "Real stele, “Pe Sse STOUTS | y Best Buys Today CITY DWELLERS tandin Priced low at only -$14.- 100 with terms. By leount. ment on'y DOLL HOUSE Gharming 8 bedroom home loc: residential DESIGNED FOR -LIVING Unusual in the fact that you seldom see so many desir- Sect arge jaase B en overlookine nat Full basem = ; and ‘water — utstand— with > UNION LAKE AREA age | ee | Re lean A bay 4 bath with “ol” neat andy kitchen with tone ae 4 for dinin ing Fa at * sia i 6, Edw. M. gi Realtor Ph, FE 65-8165 Open Eves, "Til §:30 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3B _ TODAY Mo ‘ore ever bétore — tt ts in eae . live in from the hustle and noise but enough to the city for con- . Tt is also — land, That is why you will want this ranch home th a 2 car -Easege a an acre ® half with a made fruit. by gO which "3 en 8 va peac: plums, trees a ales 90 raspberry ce and on this wes ie home fer available uirourh owner's 15,500 full price, $3,500 dows “A Nowr : |Humphries Realtor ed } Hal SERVICE LEAVING STATE — MUST SELL For Sale, owner, 4 room a bath, ots, will 8 misdleaged sale. 2 nome tor ord, Orlando WILL TRADE. Multi-Lakes Realty ry All Tra EDROOMB Stiuated x —_ poe on paved the open away | Alcoa Epi eet oral Established in 1916 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER No. 8533 .. Wip_ Root Modern Ranch . 4. Froom 28'x13'4" ‘ rire Entrance & Cente r orrangement—ne ¢rosa room 7. ae ‘2 10, ; Closets Hy 8 ae tile Copper Pi Senta Built" ‘pias many other features. We'll build all this on- your lot for Only $19,119 FOR ranch. pe. BY ee Oe ‘Brick Garage 22'x24' | Excellent Kitchen Arran t oe Areas —_— Bedrooms—master 14'4'x1)'¢ — and modern ating system, Torses. Gait and large good buy, only $8,050, $46 PER MONTH terms. Please eae for eS iment. or puuding problems ae Th inancing , WM. H. KNUDSEN $950 DOWN PE sale Brenings OR 3-6382. WELL — Built 8 room modern Income Property 43A fe'on paved street, many shrubs} 3 FAMILY APT. shade trees. A very § large rooms on first floor for owner and 2 three-room art- second floor. Stoves, Frigidaire, steam heat, }-car ‘age. vate entrance front ‘epartment,”: PAST ‘SUB URBAN NEAR — Auburn & Crook 2 bed: walks, good "parden spot. Only $8, ‘Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 28, Sn BEY ts Tye AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING priced at on 1,000 DOWN. bedrm. like-new bungalow, sit- uated om 2 levels. | re are 2 nicely landscaped lots & 1 a 1% car garage. You may have quick possession, We only ask that you look, . ‘BROKER soo Mileabeth Lake FE PE _4-1187 ra “4-4821 "BUD" North Side : bedroom plastic tile bath, fall oom ment, automatic heat and hot water, nice lawn and shrubs, extra lot. Offered at— $11,000.00. Only $2,600.00 an. Don't wait, see it today. Drayton Woods tom Bilt Bedroom — frame fanch e 20 ft. Hiv Toom, spacious din- Mn area with “Thermador* oven. and Tange, Birch cabinets, Full basement in oll utiful wooded site. Pairly priced at $17,- 00 with cash to a mort- gage. Fast ‘ Bud. Nicholie, Realtor st. — Mr. Allen FE $-1201 or FE 2-3370 a. | 3- ptetcon Brick — . | Full Basement & Garage shade trees and a street. room bath are 41 ; I modern ‘Somes = nt up, living room “aiming room and 2 a Ww: DINNAN kitchen down. with |; wre fr ; e auto, gas heat and hot water.| SLOOMPIELD HIGHLANDS—brand | 9g w. FE 425 Large deep lat. new 3 oe brick rancher, * ieee HOME SITES OV 2 full ie, baths, 2 fireplaces, Walters Lake, 80x100 ft. RANCH TYPE full basenient, at: 2-car Sas nace $150. Low 2 bedroom alow located west heated garage. Priced at $31,500 ment. ‘terms, , suburban, Froese car gara Will trade or take offer. DENNIS GCONNOR, BROKER. full basement with vreerea UBURN HEia rs. 2 bedrm. bun-| sey "a csan . room, patio, e large : — Kitchen and mas other feat ndsca lot. It's priced mm Wilt Take trade,” nT MMT | QU Guaes with gLod down. | = A LAKE FRONT - ; a= ar. in. “Ael condition, SPACIOUS — It’s a nine- George R. Irwin) size, i our bie wics pacers 5, Mhibs, ate ving REALTOR 200 Baldwin Ave. $398 DOWN. 3 rms. & bath at 217/ rent’ Sigua nepbace, mull base: FE 50101 OR d4416| W. Brooklyn a off Baldwin. It's wm tornmer good ‘Sock fom 3° Barons cs -— to stores, schools and “church: Rental hen upper ments will make contract per ments, Down payment $4,500. _ 26127, AUBURN Heros — OUSES down ‘Take over as ae "Gore -tract balance, approx. $6,200. FE ‘7-0483, BEAUTIFUL PETTING. LARGE ¥ heat, ne painted. Loe 00's 15 — J" tae at a 6465 Ponttac Lake Rd. Y ow 2? FAMILY INCOME, ; Al “— 2 car se- take house payment. bil Seneca. For Sale Lake Prop. 44 “4 . 1 t ] Sonny ‘shone “S| today. Only $22,500, terms, Floyd Kent Ine., Realtor Se. Hy at "Telegraph AMPLE CU R PARKING WATERFRONT HOME. PRAC- tieally new, all modern. pod gen Lake. sil, 000 ple jalance r © morte George Marble 60 gs unre. Ortonville, Mich. N. For Sale heue — MA Bich a Satning: be and Shee Bay. 2 biks. from in 500. 19 acres cvatteble ur $20 per ante. OR WE HAVE IT IN LAKE COUNTY. uk ten, wi ail — over 100 to. 2 By oT send Price’ $6,000.00 — Sor i Pg yg a i Price #325000, 44. Gown. etirement » modern pag © | . + “2 ae ae ‘alt Hoily 71-2621 pool Near New Civics r, $9,750 50 with terme. ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron FE 23-7421 Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A. iG DOUBLE, 2 ee ren tal PE 30414 me m D 2.5219. UARE FEET FOR “tie t pt tag Can rent or lease ig ‘o males West of Pontiac EM 3-4082. Ad arts FOR LEASE. $1,000 Sas $1,50¢ ‘capital. Will help f- nance. Cai 123 =a AM WARWICK HAS ( Bc house ing. WAREHOUSE & 2 MODERN OF- fices for rent ge ag a eft. 1 semi loading small truck loading Way location. Call .P after 6, call PE 3B. R. 2 CAR 2 CAR GAR. WILL 1-1361. NEV. trade. OLive. Business Oppsitialiies St Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR MA- chinery, also stock, 61 Mariva. FOR SALE, SERVICE STATION in small town, low rent, in a investment before 8 p.m, or | bn: $300 er 8 pm. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT, LIVING facilities, equipment and lease, $1000, MA 2 “Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge TO BUY, Toa =, REAL fanrab TRIDGE aastiras GROCERY, license, rent or ia. Rd INVENTORS DO YOU WANT TO “BEER & WINE jease, 1796 Scott EGO FE 5-772] For Sale or pay ee REALTOR “BIRD” |- 271% DISCOUNT home — iT. erest. Cost to you~$4,676 Leslie R. ‘Middleton ‘a ee Tn *: pe e8003 30% DISCOUNT $4,500 TO THe FOr. ine JIM WRIGHT REAL Par ND AVE, PE 5-441 6 N_EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 tate, 1362 W. Huron 9 stig or PE itis. Ask tor Mr. Taylor, Realtor Money to Loan. 53 & (State Licensed Lenders) PPP LO Pe Ne! es ela, BORROW $500 The Quick HFC Way You can count on fast, friendly, one-day service when you come HFC. Borrow up to. your own ment terms, Household has been solving family money —e for 1 years or visit HFC today. seit or license your invention on can or frovalty basis? Write ceeeLER Corp.. 259, Premont, aa moment evte | TED McCULLOUGH 6 down or take older Pe Ei a pola? Pca ee aoe 3 room plus Pea ania token 2 ME #459 down. pod BA real alge Bird One| ROOM: meters tnceied 1 mle ~~ Buy thru Partridge 5 Gf ane ee smal ake List thru Partridge 6. Ray wie ys be Looney. eee | : ncOMes (Fa "cos Frou | : On Vann arenes Ore $2053 oF - COLONIAL HILLS Leslie R. Middleton : FOREST LAKE . part mn M. gonmaon | COUNTRY CLUB “STATES MAREN TT tetroom some win | UPPER LONG LAKE rami tle: both, casein Tees: ') ESTATES fas eat. Full price $19,600 with We are now offering timited | ae nee fi ei encteaive seabdi alone. 3 RR livin, only 25 pe py Pod a oo air 5 BE ond = eee Z REALTOR FE 43581 $350 DOWN sinnsiiiaih an tite wed 1050 W HURON ST. Wiel, Sefteate SY ket Pal | JOSLYN-AVET . brlee 768. st 90300, ® large Walnut pad ‘aa oe | Pee’ clean 2 bedroom pome.| —~ RTDGEWAY WI Ng feias0 Sie mlawm a PE 4-6203 . Open Eves: Till 8 , ee ee ts SCHRAM (22 $0471 HIGH AND DRY ome yk et 2564, Lovely wutidin Ld DRY, lo- RVICE Ssiee 2 Clarkston area, near es view, suitable for large _ganeh KN UDSEN | = =" - $95 DOWN _ aly Y aches omy sseetoun Pet | Dover Street a howd _BewW_ subdivision, low 6, Et is. this 'one-owner ua good ; is. Only $095 total Thee en ry Ee Edw. M. Stout, Realtor car garage, ‘ e terms, a oe "th | Williams Lake ‘ove a go Rod x =} 2a oun Practically new 6 rms BY ALL MEANS SEK and dining rooms, ledgerock The New Addition to Kitchen.” Reasonably ced -Cherokee Hills! West Side hom try beauty 9 Py “te 51a ft Swice wice Close-In, large brick * a Sih Pose getage, § bodrms. pom gap Eon 9 and dining ya Drive for 2 level bs walk-in basement. $1700, OR _ 35-3048. LAPEER COUNTY 240 RE dairy farm near Imlay City, es best medium clay .oam level soil ail ee cutive Bs] Large dair Jon ete milk cogier. 2 silos. Fine | modern home including 2 a; - mente’ of 4 Excellent fam. $75,000 with suitable terms. N. Saginaw Street Phos Mo. N, aw ree e _hawk tea Lapeer, ‘CLEARANCE SALE! Chetoiah shores Canal Front Saline Dri 150 ve—30x Also 8 acres inside city for $2,250—Cail TODAY! R: oj VALUET,. Realtor. eG OLTTPLE 1 Listr TO sEnvViCR _ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 &@ LOT ON CADILLAC sT. 80ME trees. Terms can be arranged. OR. for and in- formation. For Sale Acreage 47 ana, Thor ON WHITE LAKE RD. directions "Owner, man, 10300 Woodward— “tM te > Actes Pa Beautiful ode ‘rolling and, Kor, PANG GUS, "Realtor NA_ 7-2818 = 0 E = VILDINGS, guchs cRER 30. Ortony vile. = ___ For’ r Sale Farms 48 SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. SUNOCO. STATION ah grees IMMEDI- oat These 2 bay: porcelainized stations completely modern. They are located on heavily traveled streets and in areas of large. new subdivision. ated, Perry-Ariene Joslyn-Columbia East Bivd-Mt. Clemens For peormstion call Daves, Mr. TR 2-8100. Eves. Mr. Bridges. ‘VE 71-2586. New ?-bay. Low rental. Excellent opportunity, sales help given. _OR 3-1260. RESTAURANT FOR SALE. CALL GAkiand 86-2845. Not in Oxford. Verv good income. Partridge _ 18 THE “BIRD” To SEE “BOWLING ALLEY— .BAR modern alleys with sem!-auto- pol ig Full with leagues. Tavern. eperation included $83,000 gross. fies from Detroit. $15,000 down plus stock. 1.G.A. MARKET A raion? rong ~. - P a mg opera’ town. Over $200 $200,000" ¢ in uaers apartment pras plus Theses from rent- $15,000 do stock buys real estate isa 8 is a ter- rifie msenep-maber. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES GHRDOUT. MICH N EVE. TIL 9. oT TES TALK BUSINESS” Restaurant Newly decorated attractive spot o—- sehwar. This = “but portunity jay property, busi- ‘ness & burial ngs | me only $4,000 down. Included living quarters for couple. Say It With Flowers Beautiful modern florist shop on west end Detroit. Excellent parking, — refrigerated front display window: & stainless steel equipment throughout. Only re- quires $6,000 plus ‘nventory, SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER. BROKER 1873 $. TELEGRAPH RD. FOR PA FARM AND ACREAGES. P. W. DINNAN 2 acres, no buildings, will divide, {GUIDE'TO ore eel: th i ‘MACHINE § SHOP. MODERN, -— Tath. ils,-. drill shapers 66 _W, Huron St. PE ¢2577 grinders, ghegking eauipm pent "s sma. * 000 Buy thru Partridge: building 30x80’. Adaitional 3 late s ansion. ASORR “35 ARERR orp Mg . oer was % Tr ie n FULLY MOD. |3 BDRM. HoMr. an. Shown by appoint : men barn tanchions, 65 till- able acres. Smaji prt. lake. Will | “Standard Oil roa a fine sountty home. oxford, Mich OA #3122 - Co. ros ca ARMS AND ACREAGE =| a moiiern, 2-stall, all-poreeiain 31111. ¥E 40003. / service station. Located at Auburn <-y SALE OR | & Marshail in tiac, Excep- acre farm on black top.| tionally low investment required SM err — new barn. By own-| Free training and company fi- er, FE 5-4469. pe aeainwenee available to STS ea en Call today. 0 ACRES ~ | 8TART FINISHED EX. Lar -e ? mm. house 2 Blacktop terior. Will add to interior as road, good | barn, tool | snr Le oe shed’ ~~ ag chicken. Sane, *13,500 home on i hway chee wn RM, | VACANT: LAND WE COVER * RIDGEWAY $3500 down, 5 per cent interest. on TOR balance. Tavern in | 975 Baldwin. si re 4-6203 a ssn nab ral rice of Open ° 5 , Ine rop- a. Mi ; erty ‘with living sguatters. 0 ACRES of excellent iand, ¢ 1 te ty mea en ee = w.! & chi coe yg only $ 11.000 full price. Buy i Sagine my. how before Mackinaw bridge 50 ACRES. Wetted’ ir et raren Mang A Sn I ay Plains on Sashabaw Rd. » | $0000 “gw in Went ide eee _ PARK AT OUR FR FRONT DOOR _ MICHIGAN BUSINESS | Household Finance Cor ration % 8 ad gal ge Quick Cash $25 TO. $500 On your own signature, or other security. ag iy aeaane tee a quick, to re mye Our frie and helpful, Phone 5-#121 "or vistt we of oy eftie HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 1 N_ Perry at. (Corner Pike) GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 eats. Bring your 3 closed ” minutes. Loans also made on fur- pecan ,tignatures and other se- “Oakland. Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG, FE 2-9206 Loans $25 to $500 On Signature Only Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac 3% 8. Saginaw 8t. rE PONTIAC'S: . Newest Loan Office . GET THE CASH YOU WANT... $25 TO $500 IN RECORD TIME O4 YOUR SIGNATURE AUTO OR FURNITURE PHONE: PE 8-066 ~ SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY 1185 N RY 8T Next to new A& P Su “PARKING NO PR pret CASH LOANS to $500 . FE 40635 | BUCKNER Finance Co. a Pontiac Drayton Plains Walled Lake Utica .| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N.. . MAIN _ ROCHESTER, MICH. - LOAre TO $500 “LI Rocheste Rochester, OL Cok OL 1-979 _LOANS teen's regencing. Full of 18000 or danc’ Fe ui il price fou can eet H auety — down wet, otielt tavern sere Parpente find ts on 3 giad to frail im oi 9 month. you with your ms. $5500 | eee tae ‘aia pallding hag S A Ee . fe rm. ; ine | quarters makes FINANCE Co ys family re hing goes | th FE 4-1574 down. 132° month hotel liquor |") rae bar in popular ae e Loans 54 Ci. alt aoe a \ gen: LOAN Smee DEPT. Rg a ES aa ag M opag Bomes" or, fe —— is oP a x patipns - eae pe 8 ced Ob “inde “othe ~ Haororoments *tvone ae im Of. enclose * | Pg - > : _* - ’ mag rae? OF om through Chssited Ad ak | A | ee mn 8. T *St z| ee Sale Land Contracts 52 | SS Ay itt ec ty ¢ Oe ne THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1937 - ; laa Household Goods ‘57 MODEST MAIDENS . iis Jay Alan = : a te RATORS B SAND . GRAVEL, TOP “ WASHERS, fas de Be Doas, ca ; Bee. $179.05 30" De as tee § 88 ee ox DIRT. Py, oe a Gee on ae tee 5 98 ve Bu | Hay, shutters, complete Reg. $279.95 }1° aut. retrig. S| SLAck bint bY FRE BURKE we sets, china T & bow! | Reg. $3008 {4 aut, reer. a mui a.) ‘ee AND. IND ALSO |openeves, Wed, & Bun Me Floor gample War Washers... & Mulberry eaaek Pee 3 fig se O° | ay an RD ee, 7 Bab, ei , . Wai : os 4 ete ty #pR./22_Pine, > Pontiac Press Bldg. Easy Terms Avaliable . dirt, Png A LOAD, Pitt. ‘Gute AUTOMATIC WAITE'S , Fag ye og hay Pace 008. | i ‘TIC WASHER AND MAY-/ no P bit ire » Also sryhed stone. ig T ahi iat & ON clectrie dryer. Repossessed. | p ee a FE 42511 quuinl Wrecter work, PE 3.9001. | suiting =. Ro raise Wil nee Frigeraten at satel 08. F uly Used. ood cone” ge a Pan gh GAN. MK deliv aes nt. land Moar enna May Sarees peace “| peer nad ane Set nt. ial ook GAG | For, Sale Livestock 72 a. 8. Sa siticn’s “MY 3-971 rah: Fk a eee eas MUSIC. GRADING LAWNS. LAWN” Mow. “189 HEAD or PUREBRED nga. HU-j|ADMIRAL | 16 IN, CONSOLE. ROSES IN BLOOM AFGHAN — ng, & ll kinds of jewn service ore eee tare, ceils. Pimis, Three 17 Mm. table models, blonde |” _4-2760. 107-8. Sagine pe poser | Pill dirt deltvered sSaggine: Hat cows, helfers, calves. All of best wt imahowany, Oe Soeet, 4, after R CONN” TROMSORE BELL, 2 nett Nie med pens barge Many show winners : econditioned Appliance mutes. 1 music stand, $66. FE oof “§ Yps Priced. due to reduce ger »-|Ae. ee Pa ELECTRIC juare Maytag wa =e oi 1-3048. tr sie uivared Prin” bien ually ofa we, Se individ. |" range, like_new, ts, Fe Gotae | Prisioaize alee. “range, $34.98 GRAND ~ PIANO ~AtsO~ouEaaT | 992, POAD SORA te vos | Farios west 10 hile Rd, Bou 0204, PO FO a OU WANT |G vidapot ‘refvig.. & oe. « - a,” HAUT & DELVE sai 3 caret Te E ‘ Salis — oe R. SAND, GRAV. PIO§ FOR — A tue our of the ways bat 0 tat CRUMP ELECTRIC WAMMOND | GPiat ORGAN.| 5 am yee a an Deliver eve. awartew MElrose a ’ : OR P8e FE. 2-630. i8H SADDLE & BRIDLE FI ph A 3-7 Br ee pee we ad Peas rea. . REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S ie work. Very cheap. tx PROMPT DEL ON 2, Ye. or ens and — , ee pe ba - dressers, ee inge*and | 1996 models one of America’s 62 a _black dirt or HORS mattresses. Living room suites, ee te, Seo nee. eae. Harignal, OF aUrt AR. CALL At. ~"PONTIAG TARE ‘SOILDERS A Nallea uy San ile. ay | TY, gets. radios, fuga, dining room refrigereter tere litte seore than PIANO a Sand, per. mo. EM 34001 . pray 71. rt gravel he ‘itt, drain “* utility f uo0E am Vish imines ie o NEW & USE: _feocent, “305, Orchara : x en$ be rhe er: OL, eosnt = Se ee oon meee, a. one ng a a igeahsemeeed . . ath, ¢ dept. for real REFRIG. PHILCO. FREEZE! sue a) ie” ~~ aactr , rs. gains FREEZER PIANO. HY EBDED PEA j cu ~All “@DA storms — — Excellent ox ose “OUR LAY - AWAY PLAN | wea: eee ‘0p SARGAIN St. | Own ane ar eg PE ¢-ei0 ‘ aan os ie NY oe doe tide OL Lares doe and wih may setrail ARGAIN. @l ANO - DDED aL 2 ATOR a “ we TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY comments Ra EM 94114 " rm Bare A ‘Sourerray ce Delivered DIRT AND | STANDARD BRED BAY "MARE | Authorized “ GEORGE BLAIR 4 Wy, sell oF tady. Come out | GRRUILT WashinO MACHINES SPECIAL STUDENTS PRICES”; oa home "Priced reas. af Certs | “NDEASGN a ace a parking. ot tree be a bo kee ie ‘omen Tt Setaukaente. | TOP SOtL. “ine anita Pic | a a PRAIRIE. 4536 Death On 31251/ opp FUONE FE $924) +6160 semnomn. RENTAL Fa¥ninnt PLAN For” got Pi eM 3-0891. Wanted _Livestock 73) § aetee 8 oe trom PLAINS 64r. 9 TO ¢ is FILL DIRT. GRAVEL | | L 8 “ae OR +1108 Pes ‘vo 8 aie ptge tor seve enomate 8 A | 2n08 i wW models now op. di ® é A all Norge floor sa service. OR 3-2000. TD: LIVESTOCK OF ALL| bed s FOR FOR SALE OR -TRADE Auburn it Peptic & duburs | 3 washe ae) | SMALL WoPMON "Wein MAN YARD a on DRIVEWAY ~Gaabind “Ba eee tones, Clarkeeen, | Goned & ‘returm wie one 40-FT. 1954 Ras Mise: PA cua, at ST 00 gays—same | “It's wash and wear. I save time doing my laundry this way!” | —*"#"*-2» ee 3B" q@evel Sh oe. 7S - : tite dow om re ery P ARE YOU INTERESTED - AYNE GABERTS . ' da ————— _Sale Farm Produce 75 on ee ONTIAC CHIEF eur ‘work du 121 N. Saginay oan ~ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) - ROT 3? BEDROOMS you, foere y ay shorter? AN re eee eet For Sale; Miscellaneous 60 | F | Sale Store Equipment 64 aur YOUk ivetes & babuan| & BOTTLE GAS FULL BATH cai G. mae “Eeret maa Or | us 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60) ATTENTION: TV DEALERS. WILL DRY aLAB P -a:” spider 0. bomen WN. bk sacar 1 PART & SUPPLIES day about thei a BATHROOM FIXTU sae trade new adding ee . r AWNING Wet Schaser abcrecitaseitat | HAPTER, UPRIORT FREEER | 2 wate™and Bes. rgamoe,| Marion, aun eanmen | pe RULE | eae Rea | mtn CMR INS |S RTRs ga pate EXCELLENT - | It provides soft water cy iucit, |SIMMONS —HIDE-A-WAY SOPA amish and steam | boilers. | OLL FURNACE, 075. 6) WEAT | NATIONAL was FIREPLACE ~ FURNACE KIN-| Troll Walled Leke ha some - rr CONDITION ‘— -| Busdhedee™ aaStSr a0? wt | sincnn: consoce wove COPA) ware ,clectrce) epics Cie | SORTABLE WARIEE ALIORAL CAQH REOUTERD,| “dling wpet oungel, eshte | Tialoween Pumpkins | Jest ot Trlr Space 7 salt a wo FE §-17030 0 bees TABLE : ‘a fuel oll, Oakiand Fuel & a WILL TRADE FOR pd onl — is a, sa030 eg hee INSOLE, ROUND BOR. ond Mis. as names ery black — beater all nCOAL MOT — AiR ELECTRIC COG Peis, 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE Gece oven © umpkins few | AURURN HE ene) 3-BEDROOM HOME nego wan aly om 5 me. Call collect | a HEIOuTS SUPPLY 3085 Lapeer gig, on See, erwes | 3 cen eee oases, Oue taxt2z12/ PIREPLAGR woop” * ty oe, tots, #1 09 devel Bushs! | ee ee t.Oparne, $-4019. Po i it 4 F ; . 5 ' = : i re an | PENNY PAINT SAL. E tain, fed i case © water an. Plants, T Trees, ss, Shrubs 68 | § Sale Farm Equipment | % Spo ng ¢ Goods" 65 2 bam 6-2000 eidbrook | 35 - ‘36 MUST SELL § BEDRM. chine” ‘etc, me-| wood bed, like new. Lionel train, Two ga nnn . Clint ws &s = ag Meas eat, with income also 2 bed*|: sea 'G Sine ts Fe complete, boy's 26" bike, chil: | CLOSING OUT. op | FLOOR SHOP 09 8 Saginaw HYROLD 8 BMALL . ee tthe 8 Mia} | WANT TO WIN & PROPRABION AI tua fit ae oe, Todm ranch house Auburn Heights. BLO BLONDE i” CONSOLE FV FR dren's toys. 239 Manchester,| siding and shingiee "EMpire )-4083 “PLYWOOD SPECIALS fers horted to hunt MAE or trade ea cairo = aah Shes tor health “Will take. good ‘hous =| ig Disco Ts USED TV. #100) UP; USED RE-| CASM AND CARRY PRICES ee ve 20. BlscRhill and Norway. Pine “McCul loch Auto Ge = pecialsts SFE S aS ha 1048 Chain Saw s ot Fee atTGMARS SHOTOUN On * pants _pliance. 422 W. Huron. PE “1133. pre e Pride. Priced a... are sie rifle with pote Re Native trees. Dig own, Bring ABSOLUTELY FREE? pa e ew custom built rifle for good | % cused, Ave. FE Seon | USED OAS RANGES FROM $29.50 ran a wp ee . Se is Gato hk sronts.| and boas nei cll +. a auto ‘€o,, 123 On si tle 7 la Spans mata | Shea Fiat ati ce eae tan mak aOR mo | LLY Pace eta] tbe ty it | Fr Sale ’ BEDROOM rouar ; = . and for a free entry biaak to FE nega” Sele $¢ mirror. : ' ¢ “GAUGE B Tt Duck Lake Rd. intersection, the big M or Sale a3 Pome, 00, true, trecter, of! . geese. Pay Ml Ek chet “USED "TRADE IN __ DOG HOUSE sh ontiae Plywood Co, "00D cond, § Suni aan every day @ lo 1. MU 40038. You gies he one of 100 bebe peo oA RANCH WAGON "33 FORD CUS. at cuted savings Boar. DEPT. FULLY INSULATED P AINT S 3| 30-06 “REM BOLT © ACTION wn oO WIL 6S. 60S) PE wee SO em 0 new WAC tom, will take FORD COS | son's Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake | Vanity with. mirror so) CALL AFTE ) T SALE Model 721, New culnek _yeur_egs. MY chain sae reatest name in ‘igen y tie : equity, 7005 ley Lk, Rad. BRA sRAND NEW ELECTRIC SEW. Gas range os... ese. — 50 see if TER 4 P.M, = $2 — OR 3-4950. "| EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND| from si ae we ena eawe ae er = = ad SHOTOUNS. FOR | SALE OR| ing machine. Forward wreverse. |e, cectomsl .. BW | SORT FE 25570 | ean tity, Rgesg, gant | HOH OVER, ERD, CRORR, CALL | Fei A ae cating ne Service ot your “oe WILLIAMS en eR ri Se © aan Do Oe + $950) OWT LET “AINY WEATHER ‘ed setts! ae UYuaN s POWERS SHADE TREES BS Cre ra 8 outdoor | LT ick! ‘ = Se fat Summers; BUNK Bee. ‘SPUNGE AWA Gar bot water. Beale De wa. base) TO Warwicus Sole Orebard Lake 2001 whe BROS. anna) 428.30 Binge bbl. shotqune toate | Ree Maple Bene Dereee co ; YS ee ui an «SON glass & lasing Sel pt gp Monte $5095 & @ rm. table Hay wood- Wake. — Sa ere ee: | | $04.95 ee repeat sh shotguns $71.50) evergreens al buses. _ Roch ase rguson Desler . uaght iren. maple| {itid. champagne $69 95. CULVE Shit SPECIAL FALL GALE . Bae = ia ritiee 650 68 greens ali Kinds, We got ester OL Lee BARNES HARDWARE. | Ores, tenor, Peraure @) terme convenieat Cree” |i 18 way Lorigned hago at} Frau, Locker, Comeran Seep | Sryveiee, ome “Beas ‘etree | oe eat ie eae oa “AAA EQUIPMENT votes PE ote SMALL RADIOS. NO TE HOMAS ECONOMY om per ee one, ome Seas, Pre PHILLIPS 19 N “Kegines Biv “- ergs from OMC | Part equipment. garden tractors, | : i GOOD BUY FOR SOMEONE See ai FURNITUREC Larne oe Perea ict | 4 LAROE SELECTION OF USED M4 or PE 9-440 ad ant Pontine oldest garde chain saws | CRANKAMAPT GRINDING 18 THE Large Cusom-beit Waller, excel: ——-y pDINETTE SETS, As NITURE CO. urc s NC. | waward's Outlet le 8. Saginaw ‘quas @ rifles, Ben's Loan'| —*°sping a, Poulos gitest garden and lawn | co: Criindere sepered. guct Me tert condition. Two bedroo Four uae pores and save. 361_8. Saginaw St. ss |: 102-8. Squirrel Rd. FE 2-023 se A ECIAL __Olice, 4 Patterson Mt. For Sale P ~ Lee's SALES & SERVICE ase Shup 33 Hood, Phone FR shower, “ehhe mctal| 00. $9820. There ary ‘see’ lavy WASH YOUR OISES DUO-THERM’ HEATS @ OR § RMB. BRIGO’S SPORTING OOODE, ¥91 | ~~~ “a” Olle te oe oe kitehen, tiled. with large retrig- pg A IE. AUTOMATICALLY a re pg Gn 6 Riss. Orchard Lake Ra, Keego | Mar- rem me | OE 2009 _ O81 MI. Clemens Sale ‘Motor Scooters “g2 ‘ tonne. Awning id ~~ a ooanele an, colors. Look "and oF BNO PLUMBING _— piano. Good cond. Porfianae right thing” a priees. b PAIN, OF WALL, BROKEN _— Fall Clearance Sale a . * sider tractor or acreage com] Michi these te values, ELECTRIC LIGHT PIxTURES Open ‘til 8: ake» rele at ON BOLENS TR 0 cu oum : hats you Call Melrose £4108. |_cbard'tk "Aves OF) rhe HOME 7 yy fore soom conn as _Sundey ond ah einai tan 02” lend mei teed Lan navi New 106 a ed a a COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FUR- _o phone PE ‘ear designs, Pull down a = DEER RIFLE, 1640 WITH SCOPE, REO, LABRADOR RETAIV:| © OC ving a TLE SPECIAL niturey ineluding stove refrie. | WiLi. SACRIFI — ditional, terrific values, Bedroom. SPRCIA Winehester pump, 12 gsuge, PE “er, female. Also puppiles. Excel- reait Lerms We have 1957 Pontise Chieftain washer and dryer, OR rite almost new eS mo ‘or Or |. Ti, Se, SE ee 220 gallon all <* oct as ot nn, lent hunters, EMpire 3-2343. KING BROS. “Fer. Sale re a Sgultt LatehaetemaGee ti: COMPLETE prometing cnia.| GML che SESE OM) ei sie “Aa; Soa, "OR | BOR act | POSE A” Bn, O° | Boat hy ava al bel = ena ve FAN raaaener home ql ree en | dinette, fece rock irs en 3858. seguir. See our large displ i 24 —_ “Miracle POINTE! entice RG. ot Opayce ~ - en, eal OA 6.2818 ~~. Brown. Com Rg GE Sispwadher, 946 . ___ Chri stmas Gifts 59 Poe Fluorescent, Pa x Pwee Coe — days 8 ENG. PORTER, 3 ae ¥RS. OLD, CUTE KITTENS oan : HOME WEW AND REBUT ra Onn it Beriasen sre a * . fd Lk. Aveo ERSON n picke L. H. BRO _5-2766. -_ “oe refrig., $18. rE . ane EXPERT VALVE GRINDING 282 ANDERSON potare OuNs ~ BOY seit. L. TRADE ae Ma SF boa FOS Fiwn binders. Parts for most makes ot | ~ WN, Reiter, DAVENPORT SAND PAINTED CUDA. _tunew & PE _$-0062 ey. _ $90 if sold this week, PE 5-109 binders. Corn eribbing—New Idea “For ‘Sale Bicycles MA Oar cies wane -maacs (OTe s,SOPTRR Tani | Py foay Shenae | a (Talbott Lumber saa Br ni} ARE ARO etuanagen,pook.| alter, Phang A Toms |¢ OTR QUITY IN SMALL DELUX A an tL at _-. See ees Se vel es eee. ___. "| eeeemaes Y's BIKE — 20-IN, poe on wean E Pow garage, Good a9: Roll reed Pegg on For Sale Mi I ~~ —— an a roller skates lath, Paint, used. verve bin for th mneer. len onl” . ie ay oes her ~ grain carts Pasig BOY'S de” ‘Bike. itn eon tcsoant $3,000, 946 mo. as da. Pafment on| er, ng. Ra Underwood irpewri- For Sale Miscellancous 6 0 | sae GRVEWAT ie ae Hardware stati We teas wom gene. | eliy’s 3 ardware. town, _ aly pe before # | FAR Macuinaa AND) skates, cise, Mike "aon. ‘ wuarinea me, OR 1163. Comb. jawn mower & seta ty BAG CEMENT MIXER _Pron. 8 p yrds . -b OM Adelaide Ph. re : a ng 2 ama. barn 66a Linda “Vista, off oF pe Be i aka oo Pa 21100, ad washer, Callas a Fe —— sn oe vee EM 3-261." | cooled “gas motor, poco Zina PaTARDING 9 TOILETS $1 $18.86 TRADE-IN 1 DEPT. | Oe al — ALL pa ienw niet OR sod a CHAI Awa. NEW Boats | & A Accessories 88 = ra. Ster! ver. Maile . LAUNDRY | —~.*-6842- ; _ $12.95 | Quar, : ai os : : AMBION | aiRED etutchiaitetetects a ingeer dog fer’ building material! metre estes 1 WHEEL TRAILER. GOOD COND. | }-pc. ee Oe reas tse Guar: Slee. wacker 0000: ewer or finance, Wigh| writes mectne Reasusable. Pe rau ser (Darées | arr CHRISCRAPT KIT BOAT ‘ ~ whet ve you or will sell. |" o¢ter. ay “nt $25. OR BEST i DELCO He, colored pal "sel wal nareeod range 1 $e you| FE 2-0745 or fs asae = Eee the of | ie Mii. or a ape 21883. : zn ‘GUN-TYPE OIL B | with ¢ & ‘i wi ‘rifle range or trap _, | SLs NSON, ELE WILL TRADE ELECTRIC STOVE, EXC. COND.| $5, 5200-000 BTU. Used ene. tall FA Y Inds & Irre “iat * it all our own gun re- yg My COON. romain saws jodern beat, at ng ee ; Yee’ der kee a A ane season. 1 BNG ‘continuous duty | 199 SAVE FLUMBING SUPPLY ? 2 ving "rm = ~ suite: tee Pr hp one Stl an onl v apleaae Rockhaven, wet eS ae * ,, All gecscsartes, running lgnts, srete fer new face. brick 3 bed- Boab geil ye REFRIG. eireulater. a ox gut bach tage ron Ls TAN is §-2100 W f Be i BP r, 18910 y ‘agua hes I PUPS & poTARBAULING atL | Sra er, can be be tas “co - * nt, es r | oe 5 Sapte pues h of extras. ‘paved. streets.” Mode! ey Wnen TV, $30. Gas stove. | foie, ‘picture tube chet cf broken. > seemeaing woe eth aeuge —_ : BW. § sHOT ROLE at: = olsen a FEV OE SSP | irr ALUMINUM BOAT 8B rs ~ terms. $55, FE 56-2766. vented fill ? ® kOURD SORNIGE FAR” . and its, $30, #2 | BE: , Al Pr Johnson Morte. _Siaee s516T & Wikbster gpI | REBTILT VACOUM 1 Fe L TO SWAP SERV ERVICE Wit L| PE 5-1 tt loads cap and arity er Neompiete with AN BLOW. at. a man | pinecher. Seated, et Auction Sale 77 _after er 8 Dm, $0. FE WINCHESTER DEER RIFL makes, 1 vear guar- |- FURNACE, BLOWE SBLQWER ae | equip. New. Original vr |: -| each. Cute ‘ pana trade for near Mit Crooks Ré-| _S02°%t, ‘Joheson mn rE asin | 8 8 ia wal Nias Pete eee pide M4 yg 3 etter: Fe 2a, he et ee AUCTION SALE ‘ r anything of eau value. SHIAIDAINE REPRIO™ Paes | 20x26. sereens WINDOWS. | F aol witen WEATER, $54.96. o Rd. FE 2-062. Coats & Pants | 3@*1 Ra. between Dequin- HOLSTEINS, PONIE S OR 38044 before 6 p AIRE REFRIG, LATE| window, MxM. FE 1 storm ct WATER, TEATER $54.98. | SAVE ON GUTTER, WARWICKS, ‘Becte. insulated boots, tn | ore. #Ryen JL, } cS model, freever across on inter a ee Bath tubs, firrt grade. $40.5. 0. 8 Orchard Lake Rd. “gulated and thermal und BOXER’ Pups FOR @Al Fri, Oct, 11, ! For Sale Clothing — ¥6| cumin Mike Avo. Mi] __* WERE Mine's | ang puton”PoRwice ees to BP Deep ot rece, earns, | 208 as eo, eee HOWELL 9 = A a = AT EST - q R — : FURN. FOR GALE CHEAP. 3173 |? BUILDISOS, BARN. CORN CRIB. OSioce’ Goeee Ubeater. Sheep. OB ie = LU8,_PE_ seen} BORTON TERRIERS AF STUD.| | lowell’ See sips, ‘50 Melsigtas 18 2: cant anor LADY’ — Union Lake. FM — a- PE 2-0735, 3400, _3-6506, . ap. OR Te OUTBOARD MOTORS anterghre Peal or e206. \ ve calves. 10. ready 15 % 4983. hk lh Ba J: , MONTHS, | $, vaccinated vit freshen. es | TET BOS — RAWOR 3 fC. anc. |" 3 BABE CABINE? COM Gan ane y LA etek ae 2 BE (Demonstrators) $10. FE 2-620 _. : ram cous 0 to 8 Ge 3 PAD BOY MATER aiirs,| tional. 2 office chairs. Ping pong| Blcte with sink eg _6-1300, a 2 5% hp.. lightweight Clinton out-| BRITTANY SPANIELS, REO The duction Cows 2 3 a 8 yrs. old. 4 size 10. $25. OR 3-2525. table, also misc. PE 4-1162. arners. 45 Gal. A. O, Smith Wood. AND “ALUSINTM Con HoT a starter, Reg. | Dare Beaune ove 8 ee Let Santa: dollrer ebred poay colts. Fe 7 MENS giZz @ SHORT. Sooveh Poutabln wasnua,| 2%, “8st heater. 4 burner elec- ‘Gara D bap, windows. ae. Now 68 CANARIES, NO. On-| bi Guristmes free so fre Bhat Bong ae Pee ee] ge gk Me ee | fons, bain a tet ge Doors | oe ea Iau TES pp ail Pe pes | Peebles — Con MI eat * Berry Stee] overhead pe bentanebhed ___FE_ 46-2611 Nationa! BABY CLOTHES, ‘SHOES, COAT’ & TRADE-IN DEPT. fa cack woRR KE wEWore | onds. All fines and and Prices. Laree ER CO. ee Se Sete oh FP UTE KITTENS—FREE nae a Detroit, Owner Loeb. Eas. cond. Cheap, FE|QUsr. elec. washer ......... 30.95} #3732, modern door on Jour arage Coste Burr-Shell, 216 8. Tele eraph. —Te_goed_home. Y AUCTION. ‘ar. OCT 1 Benes Guar. ciee. weaher .. .. fan gs|PLi-a REYNOLDS WU-ALOMNGaG| lem en, yo9, toe mr gure, : weny 6 TPE ee ema Ey Oe Oe ge |Table top elec. range... 5 Go0D Di m ‘ DHS CLOT MING BEE WU hee ceoeteea Tete Ba] Se escent seeaiauies 9 oth 43 eetimate. al Mi... Ug ‘ya | Satan one from Mightiela. Niki, haere ft Cheap PR 86000 out: Btidio COUR ees asss $1888 Cae Fpeuies Yoon. GANSAGE DISPOSAL WASTE re ACHGRUNDS, RED AEC REO. | SNL neat metre perg’ vathers | | JOHN ‘ . livin ee : ‘ieee L, ASTE - WINCHES ol ales and uipmen re her BARGAINS! BLACK FUR CAPE, Be. living - = oo Sets croamenal ‘wou, snusinen ond King, prone pow, $0. EM. 208. Sh t k iber — ge "Snat pemeive. Wemmes 0 seriely | ora nated. Garedee eect < NSON M MOTORS oe Pngge Pag hay — Ss Pos \Becvside wen Pan's $ 2.08 fibergias avnings Ne Bc ong, ay ag 4 | ee roc cory Pm. gauge, full i Drayton _ Plains Bashabaw Ry Pa BY ron ¢ ieee Btete Bank, Eve ‘th accessories. ~ 2 A , down, $5 per month and up.| ~~ - iia ~dew wv Sew “eel ENOL — ” ed SUP Oey, ete, bis Sek Stoo? er cine Stamtaagtate Hewes! HEATING | 4x8 Sheet $1.35 | Ri ran beat Mage asia "pon! Laiceton Srey | sage, Mage |. MI 6-0103. HOTPO lor free | a rama onship breed) - > ni : ; SR UTOL Wit MINK “COAT |" INT A AUTOMATIC WASHER. _estimates| | FQUIPMENT | Pie Plyscdré, 4xte% sheet .. 04.95 WINCHES ‘TER SPECIAL COM “GoM. | FE 55336 oF D pees Phone wea Public Auction “pike, A-t condition. Aisa teas og dar Pull iength. Exc. cond. = Ts. Os: 6. ra buy at $125. Milk's ORE eae LIFTING — BET | une — on ae oll arners, i Lens Blanket ve I conegs le $08, ee. sq. ft $394 | veninge scope, § 6 <5 TROFIEAL Pia ALL pa ge vot nen aeer 8 et.) iB 3a ensing m ed : P 1300. a. stoxers space | . $7.90 thop, 69 8. Asto 2 opr a : OP igen ka ,ARATES "SIZE sorecint ELecTRC wane <| UMNO (sno Lalire FROM eee ee meeeen- Ce. Rea Douglas fir axe."2x12, ani, * or Ce 9 NEVER BEEN | vinst class saat noo | fhosd (OSSD t mies, between Transportation otered $2 87 burners, 2 ove: ure. 8. - 16 J : ne + as sai male, one well «te Maple A Sa FP Sago MT* 88 F| _onty gov 98, Brink's App srt: | tase meas FURNACES | #atertit, viywooa 00) Sa Se re atueliese et Tem | Construction Machinery & equip: | PLY A-ENOINE PLAID HUNTING CLOTHES. ME KENMORE SEWING MACHINE. |‘ «inc FE SFT $3.00| O11 & Gas. installed, Gut. work, | 112, white Soards tt... tse | Hunting Accommo. 65A GERMAN sHePitEnDS Maca | ment Many misc items. Con.| Selifornia, dium sised. Call EM 34351. Forward & feveree. All modern | 912 ‘st z OT free sptimates. Kenyon Reating Ingige door jambe WF. $3.58 naa a ag| trailers, Office equi 3 Mi iat a mm te Ee LADIES TAN BOY COAT, SiZE| features. $1.50 wk. FE 20143. | 5 §._ Saginaw FE 5-2100/ Service, OR 3-3634. Soil pipe galvanized pipe, sewer | CABIN, YR. ROUND P On HUNT- _ tock. __ Also oT Boag, eon 34236 pe set all Office en Com | Miami erry Gate a 10. Worn once. Cheap. FE 8-8527. sen Apel ce. 52 GAL, ELEC. 0s | (NTERNATIONAL “ owes On | Be Gal, Auto, Gas Heater $3 | NTERNATIONAL ora 400: Bix| TACS FOR COMPLETE HOUSE. Near Mesick. OR 300s! __|_ ee wea aoatae © ok TEAWIER inum, Elec. bg Bn ee ~Alws = Way rr Say aay 2 PC. PINK SECTIONAL, LIKE aTCHING wOrPOINT WASHER ANCHOR I ae es Howe Poe | ang, cOMPaneng on, Sona | PE aie beach sand — gravel. | "female, Reusebroren ‘ men, oL ionic re i “eB BAGL YA AUTO } . 0008 se! vo tin Deluge, oO FENCE Ss solid or strainer sty! single se mm ; pou’ cll tian’ Chan ms ' YP, eS 7 G ae , TREADLE ‘lain : styie covers FOR. SALE: 0A BLA “BLACK Dik FIL. OP ee — ss —— see. ILER MASON. & _ clectsts. cee er. arapen.| 6 2-4004 lies Free * ‘estimates, palse rou nt P er h basin or drain covers | “th, =" LARGE _WOOoD <— sand & ‘-—¥ PE ies. Z ier. ‘ : =| ee AS $7. ea _treseer, $20, uphol- 7 No money down. 24° Perforated or bar type the. als: " gsaw. MArket \4-1426. | | cert LOA Parakeets } ae — itan "Be , Magee che a, FE sie ter & MATCHING | DAVENPORT sonar, fon perch rang a ats aren _— nt SyLOCK. ies OnE Sg sg TABLE tap nyo ill Pose one fome taiki G ~ to Talk er etailig a Tato Geni | Pave top aPC. OHAL- GRAY BLOND| Sw Aves off Boum Birds | “acts, "Fn CABLE NOW ag | COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. “Wety ‘g00d cond. PR eaten S| 61 genes Gages SB ath: FE DAG.” | condition ‘New tren, A998 @. Hos | C9 auburn ef carat RAY, BLOND : Bouth Bivd. y overhead i SHREDDED FEA AT ROMUS. NG ital Ra corner table. ae cook stove, gas eT rand factory seconds. Reason- | *!_Orchard Lake Aye. FE 37101. ____Do Ii lt Yourself. 61 61 | Wholesale and | retail. OR ha e PS pee recesses q MApie. 51088. ie. MAPLE BED FRAME, $5. Ma- ‘saves, Fe 5B PARARERTS _ | 0 LFF. ALOMINGM PALACE, 6360) ware aa 3 PRS oi Av- & M itll plo butter. $19, Maple dookease. $3 FOR RENT AAS TOR 1861 EE 2 pe ggg 2g ea er i FE + asain acl ‘ >for your \ 0 tare we ef ee Ress. FE 2-4440. AMBASSADOR TY. 1 erey aoe ae Ws lig ~4 i load, or 100 loads Bel, T. J. | Al A AGES.| 4 at te a oo AUB RN. ORS 4 pad F penton, AND 4 MAHOG- ;| tape recorder, 12 i fa nem ond black awnite plaid slipcover eam - 804 Ave. | _son, PE_9-604. 147 q 8” PC. CHROME DINETT® SET. torage cabinet, GE ler, metal) Diayer and radio, custom’ cabinet re at ee ee, sale rat tees teriabe to reasonable. FE 26745 Pre V0. motor, child's rocker. OR} hy Fecreation room, $60. Record Re * r take lot. B T RMS. OF FU FURNITURD. ALL ix ei! | een . _ gar ~h O e *) spots 4) idst Let ROKERS ; a. Best offer takes it. Mteod cod, oh A aaa gig-saw, $15. ‘wood Rae a _twis. old old, 42 wt Alen, FR 4sise long drooms, ful) a SS rear ~~. ver ‘56 nia. < bench = * ei PEKINGESE, fil se8 dow . a. . j NG | BARBER TOOLS, GARDEN TOOLS meted, 9 Meover Vaetem "Sloan: interes, A? ool "0 Cash bal, $3,500, EM 3-08 ie oe $00, “EM rt aa x La yee ~ jeaves sweeper, aparautic jack | ef: $5. Mayfair : 6-6334, OODLES Es. FE wT iz. CG : \, sy = reasonable. PE "§-7496. MEDICINE CABINETS Witt TWO enlan puppioe & 916s ons} Detroi = H oN 2 BEAT THE \ ‘older dogs| Detroiter—Pontiac Chief ° \ . COLD] - Pureeent } : riveree __ AVERILL'S NERD CARS Factory A E rACHINES. sche » cER 1s YEAR TEAR rea ge eate on * models, hen then bring it here for top ° m. Fiuoreeeak | formtea “planing *kssectva 7 Attention ~~ |eg-rewate sonen—wos,| Bima IB Bet re aaa OE BMY ‘| supplies. 1 days, Weekdays | | \c| FE 4 hese are nat de = FR 2-0078 FE 4- a 8:40 to 6:00, Sunday 16:00 to 4:00. | / Trucker aro stA sinter | - A ok Heseaia erage wee | LTUCKOTS: | Sey ieee , . |New. Cotton Mattress ..... : ~pike t Rental i 9x12, Felt Base Rugs $3.95 s Hole Desk. | o-mrers, 38) Wy. 7 Haron Warton fe Ne PE Tx If, you don't, see it~ call us he ao “TE fad, matstained, Col it* TELEVISION, EXC) oO D. FE SE. Watton radio & phonb. Afte oe ee ee OR, 3-1751 L — FROPICK ue tae bed “| OR emp. After | Opp. Our | ee ee aken Church. Black dirt seed, scare & fi. | "turtles, Oc artea “GOLD . FisH, olen ORO STEN Mes 6 aE ET iy Hearen TAS POE | te ted Pe Tal re ee at Pe iso : . ‘G : i DS. a eek we joaiea ' hist, oe se 6 Al t coree black ag and| zit eS (BOX: t PASS UP redopt- * reliable person URNER: 5 ¢ WEIMARA (i), FEMA (EY! Sel faded. Oval wings ii ment erinen | Bet boa | Cameras as, Equipment peat, Fifl-sand, cl ALES ell unneeded i = cabinet. Fe 32-2315 afte’ atte 5 call Naicbigan Sewing Ce 4 Pe * TES, | ter ‘as piece hank vie ~ itl tana oe Ee t GIA gravel, OR 3-7549 a and seek > jshainn, red 868 Be lon & in gs for _ cash + deed 4 FE 4 “fh 3 wines “a $75. Midwest | FOR Rass” Ag PRARTIC Px-2 fetal BS wet aie och ; through Classified | ‘Ads! Yo wa ow wy dF) aa » PE dss. | | Fi Op HOME FE | 1:7. a : re . ae a 0 ee sand & grave 2-2 male Border ¢ we A — bas 8181, . , ! . ° » : : = oe. * Chryster - Plymouth ‘55 PONTIAC Catalina ....6 eee cc ccc nee . $1395 i TAKE ADVANTAGE OF . | SRO mo | ae meet J ne ae ra coe M ne Sal POR A BETTER DEAL s DODGn 6 DA! va a a 7. a, Beick ardiop. Drne-Fiow, R. '53 BUICK 2-Door-Sedan ..............-5. $1295 eo ‘a — st es : sdiBuien 2 L-% i “i 2 mys Automat tress Rete heater, tu-tone paint, excellent condition. STOCK . Sua 1 Demonstrator — New 1997 ¥ ‘ | eae is Seti == HASKINS) We Trade Seth | rs tte ss aa : a ering 1. wheel covers, se Heniies 64r, Byérs. Ba & Radio & he er, braramatic aibinek tes clean dg. out yt. ; ei. cow? gl CHEVROLET ‘sl hag “noe Pull I power. Aciean| | - om dash, button Tofque Fiite.| ree WORKING MAN'S RIE } SS BUICK Special ....0.......0cceccecees $1595 ' a ee ae ee eee County’s } Ae oe bik da ns TAM). 4 .DE: Hardtop, one owner A bitch, & white besuty. Low mile * | Fastest st Growin . iy service. 430. i lg a arg nee — Beet OR: He Pirmeh Muse good. wt . ’ : , , Bi Spe Evening , anes ua vam ights ‘ti 9 Down ; OPEN EVENINGS - 55 Suis Cantey ai new han € eis wee eee $1695 2k, NO M 7 “TT =i & hoster, dynafiow. w | ¢ ey ia *, : wt hone J MAple 5-5141 ‘oath are een Sh a ID Las “uieer G00D COND. po me | tires: tres. ne gm those ae. te san "white tn e this car Cheol aes 4 WEPT-WING DODGE] ° : . 45 ev AIR 9 DR. efi: | —Tummer_ Pore ‘ > :* _FE an 6 LINCOLN CAPRE «DOOR —| \V 52 PONTIAC 2-Door Sedan $ 495 x Wy chev. oo MILES, EXC. Radio : : e Have Many More ATT - ee eee a ‘ _ cond. inquire} Tiss’ Zosiyn.” | Dow's ase seeing, init one tant RIEMENSCH NEIDER wlA S Ts. eer See nS. Vegi Sone red & bisck. . teal tor ' 1968 CHEVROLET 1 DELU: COLN MERCURY, CAS& AT ENGLEHART “DO ‘CARS |. \ aS sent Se pata pain | gpa ea TE bale 232 S, Sagi DODGE CARS —I''5i NASH Ambassad ; t stock No Je79 ced to ) eal. ‘oa ZOSEL CONy: ALL AGCES- ate 1 aginaw AND TRUCKS MDASSAGOT Coe ce es $ 295 : tei0. ty more to pick fro ee OR Se ied | FE 2.9131 SAVE MANY 132,Q" "Mt DODGE) — Lares." overdrtve ‘radio & enter "ood “ites, no Past. "Above ‘ LITTLE TALUnE é ‘31-MODEL CARS s MUST Be | se wera 2 ar” pio ee Rai, average mechanically. STOCK NO. 345. ad . NORTH ‘| wonren SPECIALS WILL ACC PT rrLue Oe tttavion 55 B a ; ys ion Wagon, overdrive . ~~ $50 UP je VICK § MIB) essed a tm 90 gS Gy pees $1395 4 ‘ CHEVROLET ft i 2tok, ‘ences guns, “cai ere ag OR, | 2 rere 3 jane Gren 2 Dr. eon radio @# heater, dynafiow, window ren a . M, ceeti fees pwr ver Bab gro | Means idace eae ah] OA wnt Boden WS: 35 3 } 1900 Ss coward a Birm am & v's Moter en BI | 5 ' ‘0 CHEV Rai, NO MONEY DN. | L SPENCE | : ; . ; | en ie Beets, Posies CE Oo Oyen ‘cans eT ET, ‘96. BUICK Special ......000ee.00cc. $1795 : ; Mr, Parks, Mid- inh. ccek eatene, 1 Oakland ve PE 5-039 . fully mecessorized, one owner, loads of miles left = as —__ | gee Sete, manele remer vert ,, Mechanicany bert. "SEM reeete a FICIAL’ iin pont ne GRRE Brook nO. Saneennorees: loads of miles lef. ‘= 5 ; any sates. four old car in| BY OWNER. “6 FORD V-8 +DR. price. i gy callie nies 7 a : a e. __ | Exe. cond. EM 3-87 BALES 44053 Van Dyke, Utica. "iy FONTIAG. CONV. 500. *56 mee Special .......0..50..00.00000, $1895 , ' . ine «BEL. ATR- OWE VROUET— WA D. 8a 6CY VERY CLEAN ‘a Hubsc oc tll RUNS Goon, Dr. Hardtop. _Anothe 14-TON PICKUP heater, white sidewalls, exc. is 00, MA Stock NG oth: ey, sharp one owner car with loads of . J cond. PE 6012. fl 9-9101 Joe As Ar MERCURY — “sé MONTEREY [ tls ett Mg $595 ‘6 CHEVIE “CONVERTIBLE. v4 ‘$3. WY CLEAN pas" H-Top. 2-Tone Blue. Fully . v A PT : : Powergide, radio ‘me call B- i. ais Cooley Lk. Ra. eves, PSs, '56 BUICK Special ow $1695 ' LARRY oe. — Scene Onjy "41.343. Your old car ial 95 i : EROME 1957 on. power see ~ age ol wag. seat esas ah down as checked se Br x Ponti 1ac Sales” ‘ale bestital white Beauty "sTOCK NO. 430.” 0008 mes ee : [R FORD DEALER 2 t Mgr. Mr. Parks. : . | of Oe tent sate: ha Jenther interit. ¥-8 wo | Sere ¢000, Haid Turner Foré.| og GANS AT PIKE S38. - CLARKSTON ’55 MERCURY Monterey :..........-.... :$1095 = z Sakae” nienes Foene cn ee i a MERCURY iw VERY CLEAN. “pull power. m, dealer Srmeaster ¢ Dr. Sedan, A resi tuy. STOCK NO. 321. : . — rs] D2 DR DN 8 G7. | ome ‘s¢ Pontiae ‘Catalina i up te pull a Ecather ARLO AG poo mt eS. ee. ra bake s3 “galntnn ‘ arts "54 FORD Convertible ......... sence eee ene $1095 / ‘ cond. 945 tae - ——< ane specie, ae es RAMSLEN OFT 4 Buick hardtop, R&H, stand.| Goupe. 36.000 actual miles with radio & heater, fordomatic, . veck with tarpeulin for delivered. 06,200; 91.766. | Wally F wagon. Overdrive, R & H. Com-| +s} ponmission. | gn oy acre fee HO... i at 36 peek. Fe ogee | Spee Cor Cale, leete Dealer W KCONS- i Be with camping equip. OR spitision priced to ‘sell 7 | | ie Peer FORD. « BY ¢ YD, BOX.| Roadway 07% leaded "with eitras RAH, 1 '53 PONTIAC Convertible ................ $ 795 | a ron. 4 oF. ee ML] «WE HAVE THEM TRANS PORTATION «| janes sesh oF MAB out vat $,3° where. Radio" a heater shvdtamatie” pinek op * M71) : ’ JAS ™~ with lite green bottom, STOCK N' ; ae Se | EME | ONLY $s DOWN | "EP GTA, OTE - ; Te CHEWY C- Che te sa. _ Rates from $008 Up Your ence arene ey ase Seles. 18 31°54 BUICK Super 2-Door ........ , . $1195 BIRMINGH AM ~H cht ment ave Ih Pig. 8 "a mnisae ke ro _ cs Pa a Rardtep, full Rarer Ted & white finish, excelient mechanically. . oOug en's : 3914 1953 Hudson 2-dr. sup...$208 cond arts _ : : Rambler HOT SPOT NORTH oe Se See: Be. "y | Pe oe eet “Asim payments ‘34 FORD Sunliner ..............0....004. $1095 j : — CHEVROLET "bend tains Soa aoe 7 Eke Biaweet 47500, Her. 4 BE. naan. Feedematic. radio & aes, 0 tires, It's a; | NASH SESS | se a weed aemagnan| | Na ae ee Ree, | | ' ; Ps. : Hina, | ‘ ; | ] K | ‘ CLEAN CARS Manos ‘harp. Must be nem. rs ne ord Ranch Wa on |. N ORTH os ke ie rats can OLIVER B C , Sikes. © were eat El ee "4 FONTIAC CA ny 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. | ie 1989 Rambler convert. BAM. runt | i996 Olds 98 4 dr Holiday full pow-| on slop by well Give yunne nati CHEVROLET Fe’ cay Ment mT EE 2-9101 OPEN TILL 9°P.M = : Rambler eobess. 8 te choose er. Sharp. Real tuxury. tra _ on re PONTIAC CONVER Ez Te ae ame oath. : ‘ ge Red and biack, Rak, your 1955 Olds. 8-88 Holiday coupe. R | 68 Oakland YE 2. 2351 | 1000 8 Woodward _____ Birmingham Ali wer All extras. 36.000 miles. |\—-, —----— cen naaiceingg ae eensisererrsrermes tema aoneee 2 : + aathelce $605 | @ H, Hydra. PS. PB. Almost jike 1951 OLDS 8% RAH, WYDRA. NO| $1,100. Needs fender work. EM . , Ss 4 Mite 1934 4 Rambler hardtop, ‘am cae news a ae Fa Pow NICE AND |” money dows Assume yments of aosoe 7a CEPI é ¢ bh on pare asamission. 2 , 7 0 | HOT moun Catt’ Bean’ Mee | DODGE TT | ; on 1996 Ford Ve pareiane. Fuilly| 53 FC ieee Midwest +7500. “ee Pee cares Para off anes lance to cae pe MY D ADDY S AYS. = e EXTRA _— RD Mo — td — “4 GOOD Cond. | —SALES,_ 44083 Van Dyke, tice : me nen goon STAN PO or SECOND | ‘ssi New top, EM 3-3365. ° a) OLDS, #175. ber hardtop, nan | CAR | TRANSPORTATION AS $54: OLDS 3 FULLY EQUIPPED, oH re 5 N OC) DY sackdeiGenerseenssiue . : price uic tr. CY MU_ 45185, "Fom ‘Bone Ine. All ’$2 and ’S3 Models - a Soe oe motime. OWENS ‘3 TAOUAR FDA, dytaliow ‘power 6 ering nan ‘ eeen a w one owner car, | No Money _ | 36,8! Scsem meaty a orEANE Foe ate Ses iPtocias OUT DEALS : MORRIS, MG, AUSTIN \47_8. SAGINAW RAH, dest offer. OR 3-060. | % Le Fe f HOUGHTEN & SON “pace aa, “E SPN, Po NORTH PONT TAC | Sg tres EM 3-0081, Hit \\ Rodgers Eeedy | Dontiae | Ser eee om | Se ee le Stee e" s Dealer ontlac Ford Customline. WORKING MAN'S FR BD ep 2 528 N. Main, Rochester mc MARES AND Sisal To 3 Ag CH rae ae acces ‘ OL 1-9761& Auto Brokers |. aUTo'satEs —— |y, EASY ED JON JONES can| 'S7 FORD Custom 300" 2-Door .........$1865.31 > West Side Used Gars 12_W._ Montcalm FE 49151 | .57-pONTIAC STARCHIEP. 2 DR. ; waders. electric clack. heater, chrome wheel covers. : Drive out where overhead is low |.2¢ Olds ¢ dr. Ht. new, $2f5; 52 OLDs, P. brakes, @ loaded. 8,000 miles. |. Can be bought for @ low down payment with payments : eave e difference! om Rt Fairiane POX a: pete Really sharp. Heaeonably priced will accept ‘55 Pontiac or Chev. of 661. menth. “ese Se Uacd Core™ |S Secehaees Sop es |~ eauarem ames [atten agree | 57 FORD Convertible 3. go, -g, $20031 : #23 W. Huron FE 42188 | ‘54 Plymouth i top csv gree] UBC earn, Repair, work. | Red & white. interior Windshield ot Sine booster. nc, Ln. : CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN: | 32 Bulck 4 dr. super ....... gifs | MAND & Porter Rd. 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News, David Pasig —- ein WinK oe WJBK, News, Casey we “4 tarde 1 I Newe, Mulnaljend a eee et evnrria | SEL Auta Grenh, Davy asic :30-—WIR, Jack . News, George ‘wn Date WCAR, Shook "ORLW. Nowe David Weak iy . . ' - WEDNESDAY MORNING | 1¢:00—-WJR, arthur plotter | 2:30—WIR, Ind Mrs. Burton ¥ ww. True CKLW, ‘News, Shiftbreak Badia, Cates 109 WIR, News Roundup Wark, Berea pe Ny en eos With Mason | Won "weir °°? cxLw. neve Homechate WAR Sporis ‘Don Zee Show - _ 1:00 W House CKLW, ter’ Club Se :00— wxYn EP > | WJBK, Clark Reid weer waza | 5. ‘Boalt! "wa. News S-otar’ batines| GRE Fulee lewis a. | WCAR, News, sheridan oops WXYZ, McKenzie waar Se eee ry dup | be: ww, Shaieg WJBK, News, McLeod WIBK: Gasey $:30—WJR. Agriculture Wron, News, Mary Mesgan) WOAR, Howe ? WXYZ, Wolf, News wis og House Party 7:30—WWJ, Ed. R. Murrow | cxnw Quy ‘Nuno 11:00-—WWJ, News, Jim Wood; WWJ, Woman in House ww. re WJBK News, WEB, Paul Winter WXYZ, News, McKenste = - _ WKYZ, WCAR. News CKLW, News, Davies © CKLW, News, Eddie Chase [ \- CRLW, Heatter, Music WPON, Sports, McKinnon w News, Reid we we. wen Rowe, B. Martyn a. : Des _& “My heart is crying,” an Ut ‘meets, |e tee | | eee ia es ata mane Sun Will Power SBK, teva Case? WISE: News Reg” ert | «BOAR Bewe, We palied out an airplane tick- the Town Clock woe ee et and started figuring on the | 8:0 WIR De Designs of You | ,- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | 4:30—WJR, Rall ® * Bee" |'Sae ete Sea’ ee” | Se ee Meester sont in Palm Springs CKLW, Sports, David ews, F. Elizabeth KLW. . eo ry then started deduct- ee ae WAR. News I WIBK. @perta, Mobeed USA ET GOWN — Feng Les, whe egpeers on HBCTVS tng be expenses, Whed be et] paras SPRINGS, Call, w- CKLW! Knowles $:00—WJR, Jim Vinal Woam News, Brace Martyn) Oy Neer | “Gumby Show” Saturdays at 9:30 a, m., feels that he's been perse- through, he had $34. We het oat ton ea Ae Se News, Maxwell | ss se WIR Time ter aeate| WEEE Wetuien, Metteante, Cobed by tite critics. Yotarum comedian Lee tongs to heve a children’s 4.5 tse was before he. tooklbrags about its sunshine te going MWg, Reve | CRLW. O'Dell, Davia CLW: News, Davies Wane Nema gre: af his own, instead of playing a supporting role on semetne anything off for eating or clothes|to put the sun to work telling the WIBK, Sound Off News 1:00—WJR, Wendy Wa WPON, Music With Mason 7, or. cigarettes, This, he says, is) time. eee eaevmon wane mh, | SEES ros | ees wate, , les money than be'se in the] What ts belleved to be the fe WWJ, News, as Sonn: ies News, i | David cELW. Hews, ‘O'Connor WXYZ, News, McKensie , past 15 = sal agpairnsh — by WJBK, News, Casey weak, hice’ T. Malone Wron, Byes, ©, Geers wine Soe D Oo Ti s M a n a g er Tells Y al * uffl he the Chamber re Moelle Dasa | ; “You see," : st ng t -- Today's Television Programs - -| Programe furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel @-WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV ‘Channel &—-CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:00—(7)} Sports Focus. (9) Pop- eye. (4) News, Sports. (2) News. 6:15—(7) News. (4) Weather. - (2) News, 6:30—(7) Cheyenne (9) Headline. (4) Nat King Cole. a Tape Kitt. (2) Name That Tune. 7:30—(T) Wyatt Earp. (2) Eve Ar- den. $:00—(7) Broken Arrow. (4) Meet McGraw. (2). To Tell“the Truth. |¢. $:30—(7) Telephone Time. Italian villagers force-surrender of Ger- mans. (2) Town Mayor, (4) Bob),. Byline. (4) Arbitrator. (2) Capt. David Bermuda (2) News. 11:15—(4) Weather. (2) Miss Fair- weather. 11:20—(4) Sports. (2) Sperts Final. 11:28—(2) Mystery.” (4) News. ger posse, well. 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(7) Robin of Troubles With Her .By EARL WILSON : NEW YORK—I was talking to Doris Day one recent after- next table. x * * Bill Reed, the proprietor of the club, and Doris’ manager, were hahahing so raucously that I shrugged helplessly and said, “What is it with you two?” “I was just saying that it was 11. years ago this month that I brought a piece of « Believes Critics. ‘Persecute Him Comic Accepts Small, Cheap Job in Order to Entertain Kids By DICK KLEINER NEW YORK (NEA) — These It's are trying days for Pinky Lee, The little man in the funny hat used to be one of the biggest names on TV. But today he's ap- pearing on a show and it's not even his show ‘ called ‘The Gumby Show” (NBC-TV) and you have to look close te see any mention of Pinky. * * * says handout. I could get along. But noon — and there was a sudden boom of laughter from the|I love entertaining the chikiren."’ NOT PUBLICIZED So, he says, he took the spot atta. r, “even though they don't publicize I’m on it and 98—no, 99 per of the people think I'm off TV completely." Gumby Show," a weekly it, they don't even say cent, * * * ? é. + Lee. Yearns for His Oude € Children’: Ss. ‘Program cessive TV series that he did pulled a lot of letters from chil- dren and parents, urging him to concentrate in that field. 60 he did. “Let's face it," he says, “I'm Oahe Dam Biggest Job PIERRE, 8. D.—Oahe Dam, go- ing up near Plata, lo Gill @ te the world's largest construction project. When completed & will im- pound 23,000,000 acre feet of water. not a very talented guy. 1 dance/— a little, I sing lousy, I don't even) tell jokes any more on my pro-| grams, But I do have a knack of making friends with children.” * * * appoint a childr@h's show of his own, He had some offers for adult shows! Nbut he didn't want that—he want- ed children, So, as he says, he had no pride and took the Gumby show even though it was at a small salary for him. ing. Twenty silicon cells are being installed around the face of the clock to convert the light energy | given off by_the sun into usable! electricity to power the clock, Storage batteries will store power for use at night. All thig contributed to his dis-| t when he couldn't get! ,: are YOU getting | ahead fast enough 760 | we | or do you feel thet you're standing still—while others are winning all the promotions and pay raises? If you’re concerned about your progress, do this: spend one evening of your lifetime IN- | VESTIGATING the famous I DALE CARNEGIE COURSE, See for yourself how it is helping countless men and women de-« velop the SUCCESS .QUALI- - TIES that mean higher pay and Nahin cea Come and bring @ friend oF as- sociate to an entertaining, free SELF- IMPROVEMENT CLINIC and DEMONSTRATION of the FAMOUS DALE CARNEGIE -MUNTZ TV 1 o) an tA ft Ot & On Easy Credit Terme Member of Electronics Association 4-1515 11:45—(2) & Rickey, Guiding (Color) World Series, Light. (4) Nightwatch Theater. Glenn Ford, ‘‘Mating of Millie.” ; {11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Ran- unwittingly enlists outlaw in (4) ‘Tonight. Elsa Max- 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 11:55—(9) Billboard. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) (Color). Ladies Day. (7) 12 o'clock Comics. (9) Swing Your Partner. 12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (7) Erwins. (9) Pride of the Family. 1:00—(2) My Hero. (7) Lady of Charm. (9) Bill Kennedy Show- | time. 1:30—(2) House Party. 2:06—(2) Big Payoff. (7) My Lit- tle Margie. paper in here,” Doris’ manager said, “and teld Billy, ‘Here, sign this dame’s contract, will you?” Her’ manager, a tall, good looking man, : went on to say, “I didn’t even know Dorls WILSON Day then. “But I was an agent, and my partner, Al Levy, out in Call- fornia, was very high on Doris. He wrote me to handle her in New York, and I signed her here for $350 a week for four weeks, with an option for four more weeks at $500 a week.” But Doris was erying about something a week before the Little Club opening and the manager couldn't seem to get her quiet long enough to lay out the songs. “She opened, though, and. was very good—but at the end of the month, she had personal problems in California, and had to leave. ai ; “I was very with Doris Day.” “And how long did it take you to cool cheerful guy. He smiles readily, his pixie face lighting up with) On the surface, Pinky Lee is a/ 5 | COURSE Leadership, Effective Spesking ond Humen Relations PONTIAC TONIGHT AT 7:30! in the great warmth that seems to! entertain adults, only children, enchant children, But there is @ definite im- pression that, underneath, this is a man whe feels he’s been ee ey ee mal COLOR TV Sales and Service CONDON’S Radio and TV Sales and Service * ae“ RCA COLOR TV « 4 rales ond 2urvilcé y SWEET'S RADIO Ms _ BIRMINGHAM TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7:30 O’CLOCK sponsored by ..« |] THE EXCHANGE CLUB OF BIRMINGHAM Prop Trouble Forces Plane to Turn Back | HONOLULU w—A Pan American. Clipper with propeller trouble landed here safely last night after’ turning back from 2% hours out, on its way to San Francisco, i Capt, Arthur 0. Eichler, of Los with 34 passengers aboard, around when. one engine had an over-| rs TAWA ILIAINTS OIOiMNIE! | Elo riomiel jRiolelels: LIAS? 16 IDIAIM ALLIDISPaellieMwiolen | SIRIEITINIALICIEIN Tlele RIEIRIE AlOT Aisist aT iniely’ mmm (=) RE tl RIAI TL omaGlAln OLR LIE INITIAL LIE BIR IG Le, i Wie |S) Altos, Calif., turned his big craft, J-. OlR TT otet | Piolnit! IOIPiels ) ii B25 ee ; Cummings. (2) (Cole) Red Skel- sa allie Cigtle: Kin ag 2:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7)o¢ro" 7 asked him. He paused to count. THEY ARE CRITICS HAMPTON SPECIALS ROCHESTER ‘on. Cartoon Carnival Tppper. “I guess about four years,” he said. Who are “they’’? og WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16 oe ie eens ad $:30—(7) Rascals 2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. “That's right,” Doris said, holding samme ee ee po asd TV VICE MEN AT 7:30 P.M, 000 esis, Jack Benny. =" _, 2:55—(9) News. his hand. “Four and seven are eleven never tried to understand me. no rr. YOURSELF motions ie 8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. . —we're married seven years now!” They’re way up here (and he ges- YOURS roe at 9:30—(7) Goldbergs. (4) Crusader. 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen tured over his head) and I'm way sponsored by ..« $:56—(4). Faye Elizabeth. for a Day. (7) American Band-| “But I want to make it clear,” declared - (2) Highway Patrol. aa! down here (and he moved his| RCA COLOR TV AND 10:00—(7) Theater, Dennis Mor-/"' poo 7 —- dangerous client, because she still owes . ® & & 1) COUNTRY CHAPTER of gan. “Not Capt. Material.” (9)| * $15~@) The Secret Storm. puny Reed that four weeks at $500 a. “They fudge me the same as] PORTABLE TELEVISION. 1] (4 ois CaRNEGin National News. (4) Rosemaryis:s9(2) Arthur Godfrey, (4)|3:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (9)/ week and I hope he doesn’t try, to get ay, Soll Cosear we 2 el LSE CLUB Cooney. (2) Annapolis Men. Amos ‘n’ Andy.-(7) Our Friend| Bugle Theater. her to work for that amount.” _..... spectacular, And I'm|] OPEN ‘Tit 9:00 ~ 1 10:10—(9) Weathervane. Harry. i610) Medien Remances. “What if he does?” DORIS DAY ~ {just a flat-footed comic trying to] 825 W. Haron FE ce e . Y “I will give him a speech,” he said,” on what a pain in the kids. a ae f MiIS—) Theober 36. 10:00—(4) The Price Is Right. | 4:¢0-(2) Susie. (4) Private Secre-| neck Doris Day was in those days! Of course,” he added, “none| Pinky Lee is a veteran come- | Berkley — East Detrok 10:30—(7) Star Performance. Boy|10:30~(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth] ‘%¥- () Circle 9 Theater. —_ | of that is true today, since I have reformed her.” akin e oo cee ATTENTION § .~ : from Brooklyn wins horse. (9)| pr Consequences. 4:30—(2) Beat the Clock. (4) By the a oe 1, be edad yf ACROSS Your ‘Wit. Sophie Tucker may play Elsa Maxwell on the stage! ... sing- ents a house. — ~~ # '’ dtus 4 1 Sereeh player, ° , 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Ray/er Peggy Connolly busted up with Dick Martin (of Rowan and| “TI had no childhood,” he says.| 1 Oe ae cae € He enscts 5 Milland. (7) Wild Bill Hickok.|Martin) and was back with Sinatra ,.. Harold Robbins wants|He hung around theaters in his Sitehuinenre 13 Ven (9): Dance. Party. Tony Bennett to go dramati¢ in his B’way show, “Stone for|home town, St. = goer gee, eens = ng ee ee — 5:30—(4) Patti Page. (7) Mickey/ Danny Fisher”... Carmen Basile, who's right-handed, signed/ing | veudeville ceed diene a | 14 Freebooter $ Mouse Clib. autographs left-handed because, “That hand made me champ. ee: | in dancing and com-' Call Mr. Sanborn, | 16 Bocial insect ; TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A B'way cafeteria advertised proud-|(ry° "ns | FE 8-048] tea" 5:45—(4) News. ly, “We take great pleasure in presenting the greatest novelty set = 0 Senatanes {~ in New York—the World Series on radio.” That’s earl, brother.| i: got into the children’s field Th@ United Pure Air marshal ; eee (Copyright, 1957) , he says. Two suc- u Benet oy 5th Atom Submarine 23 Dull and = Launched Thursday 31 Obtain 3 Japanese VALLEJO, Calif. ~The Sargo, 33 Conger © * first. a' submarine to 34 Impede be built on the West Coast, will be at Seed “ae will be. the Navy’ ann| : e Navy's a Mimic” at pet gg age submarine, and i will join fleet after several | ee oe ef see : Three other atomic subs are un- t3 Papel “apes” 8 Rot flax 8 Greek jeter. | ro Short notation jder construction here at Mare Is-| 81 Roman roads |g finwer ff eon ge land Navy Yard. They include the) pown 0 Pristine — so Giido’s sesle =| Halibut, the first sub to combine | 1 Ortental 10 Cubic meter A Ret ie 2 nickname guided: missile armament with 9 Btraightened 13 Violent 36 Low haunt si worm atomic propulsion. 3 Torture © beha 38 dl See Thursday's Pontiac Press for an Outstanding Sales Event | i Hampton Electric Just East of Tel-Huron Shopping Center - Sie FE 4-2526 - _ Meet, when police/broke wp 2 dem-'Cnly One to See j Sees soommase Pe Prete &r/ Million Dollar another -clash—-F sk ss aa aa a A msi « 1 eeadhduenaucunscucuscsnessusccecccsecee se | eemahete oy ee ee v Sa ay [ 1s ad ae jae ae ; a ia aes - tA, , a a2 oS “4 ; ja Fe ee Pe ce ee rele - ' ‘: ee : $s. 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The wid Avene and beat the dirt off their pants.| Comes now a thrillin ‘big edi Figen deor A FE 2-0189 The glory is short-lived, Some- pret reece * ancy. ; : aaa hase pg on protect the field from rain, It is a ballet performance until Membe > seen, Cea PSE ae 3 . the pullers reach the line that ember of ott that field.” They git. = sound @ hard 7 runs fromi home: plate to first, National Selected Men now drag out a full reptile of wood or light atid extends out into right field. Morticians ms afl : their spurious house of hose, and when the dirt|extracted and At that point there ls no more MOFtCIans sega & wooden flower kiosk ‘afire.| inder and rejoining not onty |! the infield has been. rolled and/ (heavy nylon? tarpaulin fo play out. They are , Ww. Vankiper iste persone ‘were reported S| i, civisan bet the civ wortd, |‘%* spike wounds in the baiter’siemsbontet re ee ee Saw Palace of Culture. Almost inevitably a small boy. ; - — * & ¢@ - } ' Television Show . 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