The. devaien 3 will bests mode Mecday- production of the sew ~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1956—4s PAGES "RR... SP i * _City, Railroad to Meet Again for Yard Parley Conference Slated for Friday Night; Willman Re-emphasizes Stand Western Railr and the Pontiac City Commission will meet again Friday out a conflict between the two groups over the. pro- port yard slated for Pon- tiac’s north end Frank N. Gaffney, vice- president and general man of the railroad, to the 7:30 eeting City Manager Willman sent a commission- directed letter “ ha- nS the city’s - position. Willman this morning declined he expected a final decision Friday after a four-month debate on the proposal. He added: “This can't go on forever." In his letter sent last week, Willman explained the City Com- mission was avare of the need for continued service by the railroad to Pontiac Motor and Fisher Body Divisions. Officials of Grand Trunk. night in an attempt to iron| | posed $700,000 railroad'sup-| | * RIS lies in a hospital bed and hugs a operation would check the spread AP Wirephote LAS. VIEW—Five-year-old Johnny Pair of + Alaa, Ga., white toy lamb, the last thing he saw before he was-blinded for life in a surgical operation. Doctors removed his right eye, affected by cancer, in the hope that the at the disease. His left eye was removed two years ago. Johnny has not yet been told that he will never see again. ’ Pending Southfield, Troy Suits The railroad asked city minal sion to construct the 3,000 by 300 foot yard south of Walton boule- vard; north of its belt line, and | between Stanley and Baldwin. City officials have been reluctan to approve the request Soca. | i they claim, the “project would | avenue north_to help lessen con- gestion of Baldwin avenue. Court Halts Cost Spread on Twelve-Town Drain The $38,500,000 Twelve-Town Drain was stopped up) block a plan to- extend Stanley indefinitely yesterday by a Circuit Court order restrain- ing the Drain Board from setting allocations for the 14 Willman’s letter noted ailother'| participating municipalities until final court hearings: objection ftom Pontiac school au- On suits by Southfield Township and Troy. thorities to the yard. It mentioned’) Judge H. Russel Holland, who issued the court order yester- saw Hammarskjold this morning day, promised the court. will seek a quick decisior. on whether a longer route on Baldwin avenue. | | Troy and Southfield must remain in the flood- relief project. that Wever School children would: have to cross the belt line or take “The extension of Stanley avenue! would correct this situation,” Will- man said ih the Tefter. But a Supreme Court test of thee Circuit Court decision is likely no. jing communities. by the drain’ matter who wins, and project of-board for their shares of former’ It noted that petitions had been | ificials see no hopé of flood relief drain projects. received by the city from citi- tens objecting to the yard. “The construction: of many homes, in that area is a definite possi- bility,” the letter read. It summarized .“‘apparent rejec- tions” by the railroad of city-sug- gested alternate sites for the yard. “The City Commission feels a definite responsibility to industry in the interest of their expanding pro- - gram and desire for better railroad service. They likewise feel a re- sponsibility in the interest of all owners who might be injured by the coristruction of the yard in the location proposed,” the letter con- cluded. ‘for South Oakland County through | ‘the new drain before spring 1958. * Yesterday's ruling canceled a former hearing on cost alloca- tions set for Friday. Officials had hoped to advertise for bids immediately after the. hearing. In their lawsuits, which ar) Rubirosa to Wed Girl, 19 robbery ‘what is to be a “natural lifetime” must be fought through the court Troy attorney Jack W. Hutson leaid the drain code .‘‘makes no pro- vision for allowing such credits." Anyway, he added, the credits ‘given total three times the cost of the original drains credited. Fair and Cool Forecast Tonight —Mercury to Dip temperature reaching a low of 35 The frost was the most general of three which have hit the county in recent weeks but not as dam- September, according to Lyle Abel, county agricultural agent. Low for the state was recorded at Grand Marias where it dipped to 23. ‘Britain Likely {to Soften. Policy.® Reportedly Preparing | to Backtrack on Suez Management UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. # — The foreign ministers of the West- ern Big Three conferred on the spread reports Britain was _pre- pared to soften her position on Management of the vital water- way. These developments came as British ee ee Selwya Lioyd, French Foreign Minister Fawzi prepared for their second private session with UN. Seere- tary Dag Hammarskjold in their efforts to find a solution. | U.S. Secretary of State Dulles for a brief discussign of yester- day's meeting of {the British, ‘French and Egyptian diplomats. ‘Dulles also conferréd with India’s ‘roving diplomat, | / V.K. Krishna ‘Menon. Informed saiicles said no pro- gress had\ been/made in yester- day’s private meeting. 8 Brink’s Robbers Start Serving Life Sentences | WALPOLE, Mass. Eight men! convicted of the \$1,219,000 Brink’s spent their first day of before action may be taken on. the! PARIS. (INS)—The Paris’ news- behind. the massive concrete walls. drain project, Troy and Southfield’ jpaper Aurore said today that cele-.and the steel bars, of State Prison. | both charged that. the drain com- ‘brated lover Porfirio Rubirosa will| Superior Court Judge Felix Forte | rough.” mission office doesn’t keep enough, ‘take. a 19-year-old actress as his sentenced the men to the prison records for an adequate discupsion inext bride. Aurore said the play- yesterday “for the rest of their, will make at the Friday hearing. \boy-diplomat had instructed his natural lives” with no chance for federal assistance, In addition, Troy attacked the ‘lawyer to make arrangements for'parole copairntions for at least 20 $17,100,000 “credited” to participat-' the marriage with Odile Rodin. _'yeap s. sahiiciinanen snintinagh eens | Biadatte ‘Liberalizes’Land. Offer Mayor William W. ‘Donaldson told, the City Commission last night O L. Beaudette had ‘verbally agreed to liberalize” his offer to the city of his home and. property toward conversion of the West Huron block into a civic park-library site. After Donaldson's annouricement, city commissioners instructed City ’ Manager W. K. Willman to nego- tiate for the purchase of the first) from Pontiac High School. Donaldson said Beaudetie agreed to use of the block for “oyltural and educational” pur- poses after conferring with Will- man and Dana P; Whitmer, sup- Printendent of Pontiac schools. This would allow for construction of a community college, a branth of a state university, or any cul- itural Purposes ‘like a park, art - museum or library, Donaldson ex- plained. - * * Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Beaudette said their home should be the only building of the patk site and to be used as a library. NOT AUDITORIUM — Willman said the city still plans: ‘the Civic Center’site near the City ‘Hall. He added Beaudette’s revi- sion would prohibit construction of the auditorium on the il5-acre plot bourtded by West Huron, Franklin) boulevard, West Pike, and Wil- jiams. * * Commissioner vie: P. Miles warned the commission that the city should ask for ‘a definite i zs written committment” from Beau-) dette on the new offer. Donaldson said_final confirma- tion still hinged on Mrs. Beau- dette's confirmation, as both made the original offer. Willman was authorized to pur- chase for $36,000 the Automobile Club of Michigan property at the northwest corner of West Pike art ” parcel of land in the block across|to construct a civic auditorium on. W Williams. In Today's Press County News Editorials. ....... seeer levies ' ‘ca shaee 0s Pewee Ee ee POSURE Fes FOR EES TV & ov ob nod Programs... Wilson, Eari.. Women's Pages & fener Donaldson said. officials of the firm had delayed plans for this site pending a further decision be- tween the Beaudettes and the city. Last month, the City Planning Commission moved for “liberal- ization” of the Beaudette offer termed “ a little too restrictive’ by Commissioner William F, Kal- witz, The group had conducted two | public hearings on a 1] to irezone 21 lots in the block to Res- ‘idential 1 use to prevent. further ee jal development of | the’ land * * Donaldson sale the rezoning|inspected and graded birds. . move Was still tabled. He added he be nken at the plan group's Oct.|*t session. The Pontiac area.will be mostly! ” fair and cool tonight with the) — aging as two which occurred in| | Suez problem today amid wide-' di ibted that any. action would =~ life Adventore Oct. 12. Pree | Sakae} On 3.1441, | a, > i SA JOHNNY KUCKS YOG! BERRA | Now You Know Why Mailmen Ask for Raises parcel post counter, “Would you please wrap this for me?” she asked. Stark wrapped it. wo. “Will you address ‘it for me?” the girl yo Be “Okay, little lady,” jsiar replied. “What's the address “It's on a.slip of si inside.”’ Stark u the package, removed the slip of paper, re- wrapped and addressed the bun- ie, “That will be 10 cents for mail- Hospital to Get $85,892 Grant U.S. Funds Approved for Out-Patient Clinic at Pontiac General Pontiac General Hospital has received preliminary — approval from the Public Health Service in Washington, D. C., of a $85,892) federal grant to be used for con- struction and equipping a new out- |patient clinic at the city hospital: | William P. Babcock, chairman | of the hospital’s board of trustees said the hospital was “happy to get the. grant,” but added ‘‘we will ‘need more before we get i He said the board of trustees more applications for Under stipulations of the request, japproved last month by the’ State ‘| Ottice of Hospital Survey and Construction, the money must be, used toward out-patient facilities. Thanksgiving Turkeys _ to Show Drop in Price WASHINGTON (INS) — This year’s Thanksgiving turkeys may cost less than a year ago, prin- \Cipally-beeause of the 76 million ‘record crop. _ The Agriculture Department vf minded housewives today that t traditional turkey feast will favorably priced whether the pop- ular small-sized or time honored) big turkey—is preferred. Shoppers will also find an in- crease in the number of federaily- + » Beries tie avetiable t « . ie avai cl \drive from the airport to his _\Potter (R-Mich) announced plans sibility at its worst” an Armory who heard in person wide by radio and television. President Hits, Democras — : pote at| WASHINGTON ip—President Eisenhower accused t Democrats last night of practicing “political a centralized federal government. For his own administration he claimed “almost four years of clear accomplishments.” He received a roaring ovation from a packed house in Pittsburgh’s Hunt ‘That traditionally Democratic city g gave him an ear- “Home Run Bats Give’ New York Championship Yogi Berra, Skowron, _ “Howards Back Kucks! 3-Hitter in Finale — A barrage of four home runs, one a. ee ae , and John- ey for intlation and his address, carried nation- “|splitting ovation. Crowds+ cheered him on the 14-mile hotel and again along the route to the 8,000-seat arm- ory, which was filled to overflowing. Officials estimated a crowd of 5,000 greeted the President on his arrival at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport and an additional 100,000 lined the streets on his route to downtown Pittsburgh. The crowd was one of the biggest of his Eisenhower again rapped hack at the proposals of his Democratic opponent, Adiaj E. Stevenson, call- ing for a halt in the draft as soon as that is possible consistent with national safety and for this coun- try to take the lead toward sus- pension of big-scale nuclear tests. And he devoted much of his speech to a reply to Stevenson's campaign assertion that the Ei- senhower administration has fa- vored big business at the expense — of the average Americans : | “This amounts to \saying that your government has no interest) in the people of America,” Eisen-| hower said. “This amounts to the’ ‘charge that your government has paired ~~ trust. Potter Organizing ‘Minute Men for ke’ DETROIT # — | Sen. Charles E. today for a statewide drive to or- ganize “Minute Men for Ike’ brigades. : The first ‘Minute Men for Ike” group was ‘formed two weeks ago in Cheboygan at the suggestion of Sen. Potter, to overcome apathy ‘and get out the vote for President ' Elsenhower. Applauding the idea. Eisenhower, the Cheboygan minute men to set. a heen tor other communities. | uit Names on Roll A record 45,671 Venting. voters! Land ge centers registered 912 45,671 City Volers © are registered to cast ballots in the Nov. 6 election. Pontiac City Clerk Ada R. Evans said this figure may vary by some 200 after final checks of deaths ant Caney oe et RE from Sept. 4 until Monday's dead- line. The clerk's office took in 1,381 new registrations from Aug. ‘8 through Monday. Labor offices voters. ‘Ann: ities Carpenter Found Dead in Auto ANN ARBOR (R—A 51-y Ann. Arbor carpenter was dead in his automobile by police joaing today near the downtown Pies Arbor etlice said Michael /Roush was slumped over in the /ifront seat of the car, which was locked and had the motor running.) Washtenaw County Coroner Frank Staffan ordered an autopsy but said preliminary examination indicated Roush’s death was ac- cidentally caused by carbon mon- oxide poisoning. To Repeat Performance football game with Indiana. The musical ‘Show traces the history of jazz and be “Tote Potter that he counted. on the American dance band. The In- diana marching band will the halftime spotlight, * New York .....;. . Roebuck (7), Erskine (9) and aoa Kucks and Berra; reverb, Rei (Dl hare el oe 100 400-910 000 000-0 3 a ers—Campanella grounded — ee ee Gilliam flied out to Howard, — fi 4 | ie 25 i i ty i Hi sHEget # eT T 3 eae i i = [ | uy Fa ae Bi Berd HE “BFE: vz Fi 4 N. - Liic Long YMCA Service al Honored l i i gy i i i: lice to Hit School Bus Passers i school officials that (il bt i 4 Ph f iF <3 2 FEi Hn 7 fit M a3 or an officer directing traffic. In such a case, buses can be passed tion following complaints from sev-lat a speed not to exceed 10 miles county per hour, Irons said, * * * This has caused several drivers to pass immediately without first stopping. jf of Michigan, has already been completed. Yanks Take Title With Home Runs i yout to Gilliam. Reese threw out out Kucks. runs, three hits. popped out to Carey. } ‘walked, Hodges lined into déuble play, to HTH_ INNING Yan — Bauer flied out to Snider. Martin, struck out. Mantle struck out. . Dodgers—Amoros grounded out to Skowron unassisted. Furillo sin- gledto center. Campanelia popped out‘ to Martin. Al Walker batted j NINTH INNING / Yankees—Carl Erskine came in to pitch for. Brooklyn, Berra lined an i H He i H f i By | ii : : g Pit 4 HE H if g z : set of matching luggage. Geal is retiring to become direc- tor of the American Camping As sociation’s standards division. Photos, Paintings From Ethiopia will be featured in an exhibition of paintings and photographs open- ing at Cranbrook. Institute of ‘Science Friday. | Photographs by C. T. Brady of \New York, and paintings by noted Howe will make up the display which will continue through Dec. 9. The showing will be open to the public Friday after an informal 'wallery talk by Brady. The talk and admission will be free. All exhibit halls will be lighted be- tween 8 and 10 p.m. ~ The exhibition of 25 Ethiopian paintings will be sponsored by Dodgers — Gilliam bounced out to Skowron unassisted. Reese fouled out to Berra. Snider singled ,to center. Robinson struck out to which have a tradition going back rend the game. ‘His Excellency Yilma Deressa, ithe ambassador of Ethiopia. It jwil be the first local showing ‘of these contemporary paintings to the days of the illuminated Temperatere Chart Wants to Set Record Straight some of the record about her fam- UM Picked as Center for Health Research straight. “And the readers will forgive me if I abstain from depicting my ‘brother at all costs as wicked ee a , just for the sake of pro-; #1 fit,” she told a . ed * * oirs.. 1 owe it to the memory of “ becatise “I never like to show ? ANN ARBOR (INS) — The U.S. Public Health Service yesterday designated the University of Mich- many distorted stories have been center for and research into written postwar years that needs others I have to set some facts ue —— ioe The I will be one of five in the nation, and the first Midwest. =< eHitler's Sister Working on Her Memoirs i ** «#* | Adolf Hitler ‘probably will be de- clared dead officially later thi Wif ; ff -Sol month by a ‘Music Hsing Miss e 0 X on |Wolf said she hoped she will then be allowed to take possession cluding some water colors he tions and a Nazi party badge. Bavarian state government. “E find It disgusting that I have to ask the authorities for these keepsakes,’ she said, | dle these matters for me,” Since the war she has lived on children’s bureau granted a small pension in one room of a . ithe iversity $61,000 to institute drab house here, She said she had ing from minor surgery. Jbeen given notice to move out but! Mrs. McLeod, the former Marie. lagreed she may stay tmti] she has a ‘found a new apartment, f a-trunkful of Hitler keepsakes, in-| painted, his World War I decora- DETROIT #® — Mrs. Marie P. walls, Succumbs Suddenly McLeod, 539, wife of former Con- These properties are held by the gressman Clarence J. McLeod, \died suddenly last night while visit- ing her husband in the hsopital. * * * +) ! ; ti é i ‘\2 Robberies Net Nearly $1,500 i Hui 76, * vz $3 i ei Due at Cranbrook|San azard of Youth, Too! EW YORK (INS)—Here's a archeologist and painter Dr. Bruce, “\branch offices. * Bank officials said customers had asked for similar curb service at the main office as exists at *» * : j They said-they had noted success Bank Gets Curb-Cage Right, 1-Way Traffic on 2 Streets right of city to lease a portion of a sidewalk to private enterprise. * 2 * ‘Drayton Plains, as one of 10 - PARRY W. FETTER In/line with National News paperboy Day, The Press’ hon- pred Larry W. Fetter, 14, of Pontiac Press carriers perform- ing outstanding service to their route customers. “Larry, a 10th grade student at St. Michaels, has been on his route for two years, The carrier likes to hunt, ° fish, and fly model planes. He plans. to attend business college with an eye toward becoming an accountant. | personal | Mrs: McLeod collapsed, appar- | “but I hope somebody will han- ently from a heart attack, while! discussing her tusband’s release’ from the hospital, He is convalesc- | a Rhesus monkey at the Parke, Davis and Co, biological farms at Roch- . ester puts on her best look of innocence in hopes of winning forgivenéss from lab assistant Warren ’ BOLA GOT IT—Lola, ing his name. se served in the U. 8. glancing around her House of Representatives from De- simply furnished room. There was'troit 1973 to 1933, hi from his back he ng her fresh drinking water.- Lang i 3 ‘Oak. She snatched his paycheck ‘ got a new check, and from her expensive diet. pocket yesterday, and ate it while Lola suffered no i effects Sean a aes ie pas S ccep * tt . ..- —_ r os [ sh Phe ip a Sigeeiie: " . Z # ee Cachan toh bell Base Lisa he ett , ef <0 ghroughout Heory Fhateon, «Deitch edrahurr, has lett is name in the Newt : a 9A free countries World in the Hudson River and Hudson Bay. He explored both of these/& Sold in ia eee ONS Pk Sy a ee me one See = tS + Sab label inet sob Si ‘ols Ws Wate: ous eed sali On enol ‘to Five Continents suffered from cold and hunger. Finally they mutinied and put Hudson, |= seit camae Soldier Usps cups. Conserves space, Serres cess son Ss S For 54° Metal and Wood Boards = SILICONE Cover & Pad Set | LE Se ssavousbavccoeunegs eeeseceoae | x Seccee and his little son and some loyal sailors adrift in a small boat. They were/= Regular $1.98 Vi the Pole ; sir miles 3 yo See nes Soe lr . “i 1 ‘201 . 20,000,000 # B" returned to England. 8 Here is Henry Hudson dressed in a velvet doublet, full pantaloons = St ed ee and a white ruff around his neck. Behind him is a chest of articles he == °* cordially notte has brought ashore to trade, He holds a silk shawl. — rar coection Use your crayons to ¢olor this picture and then cut it out along the == ond woe heavy outline. Here are two hats for his head. Fold back the base at = the dotted lines and he will stand up. = (First to send in this idea was Norma Jean Peabody, Norfolk, Va., u who wins $10: Send in-your ideas care of this newspaper. Violet Moore | WAAAAAA ——— eee ‘natty Fray, Seay Out fs ee : 14-2. ROMER. ~ 8 i foreseen meg | “Asks Support From Fans | ELECTRIC wane sean, | 18-Kt. gold markers anita, > Wi rr N G tuteansnt | Hillbilly Music Goes | to Work for Kefauver the Democratic vice presidential — candidate between tunes. The 42-year-old North Carolinian told an interviewer: “‘Our position is this, that country music fans— we don’t call them hillbillies — as- sociate themselves with Tennessee. On that basis, we think.we can as- sociate a few of them with Estes, o» COUNTRY MUSIC CAPITAL Gay said that Nashville, Tenmt., togged exponent of guitars that is the country music capital of the Pontiac’ s Oldest ceeery Store twang and throats that throb, _|world, and Kefauver comes from Gay, traveling with Ketauver, |MAdisonville; which isn't for away. 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Finding that he had a truncated path the principle and some wel- {Pontiac City Affairs | New Fire Station Contracts Ok’d , Contracts totaling $98,076 for con- struction of the new West Side fire Commission last night 48 City Man- | Willman ‘said crews were at the Organist Ethel Smith’ (a Pittsburgher) 1, be kept attractive to marine Vest Huron and Genesee site of land County Board of Supervisors’ struct curb, gutter, grate, gravel, and related work on ave- nue from Woodland drive to-Bald- Total assessed cost for the $33,- 927.69 project will be $18,763.32. No action was taken on an Oak- traffic and capable of serving it, ‘he city's fifth fire hall, which is offer of leasing the County Con- in Though it has been carrying traffic since 1869, the 100-mile HttRE recently nationalized by Egypt, envisioned the time when 180 ships daily would pass through. a truly big canal. Now ships moving faster than eight knots cause dangerous bank ero- sion. About 300 million cubie yards of : pany is bringing out‘a butt-sized cigaret. It’s for bums who've :construction excavation and 300, million cubic yards of nten-| ! ; pemecee ,adoption is expected at next week's © ‘to keep. the canal attractive in Meeting. ithe past 50 years. But a task of ROAD WORK HEARING greater dimensions. looms in A public hearing will. be held dard Oil Co. of New Jersey, to ance dredging have been required future. harem skirt, harem pants, or whatever it may require one billion dollars ®*Pected to be completed next “~~~ the approval of the Walton Sub- division plat—approved previously by the City Planning Commission—| pending i decision on a $1,361 plat) ton boulevard in the subdivision. ' ASK BOND APPROVAL a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Little, 405 W. Walton Blvd. asked approv- ‘al of the bond with the city but) Commissioners John Dugan and Floyd Miles requested a one week postponement. A contract with Kutchins Co, : Improvement construc - | Read by title only last night was ‘a proposed city ordinance estab- lishing a Civil Defense Dept. in the city as outlined ih a Michigan Mu- nicipal League disaster plan The program is specifically de- signed for a manager - coanril form of government and has when they moved into their new | been endorsed by Willman, Pon home. He had one installed. Then’ tiane’s Civil Defense director. i Second reading and posible! ‘Tuesday on a proposal fo con- 4 ‘April.’ ‘ha ar | — uction during the next = Other action taken up on a 21- Chinese Workers point slate included deferment of Desert Railway Job HONG KONG (INS) — Intoler- bond covering construction of @lable working conditions at the con-|ly slipped on a city sidewalk. ‘sidewalk on the south side of Wal- struction site of the double-track Shihchiachwang - Yangchuan rail- way in North China forced at least 2,000 workers to desert their posts. According to the report, the working bers of new workers left their the engineering bureau in that sec- Investigate Case? SAN DIEGO, Calif. @ — A local attorney, couldn't find a gas con- nection for his wife's clothes dryer he discovered the clothes dryer was electric, A big oil refinery ts being buflt near Rotterdam, Holland, by Stan- meet demands In the Benelux area. SAFETY EARNINGS CONVENIENCE ROC a ’ The financial structure of Pontiac Federal Savings is based on ample liquid assets. Surpl®s and reserves are the result of sound financial policiés. invested chiefly in monthly-payable mortgages on owner- occupied homes. Funds are insured to $10,000 by the Federal Savings Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U. 8. Government. There is no middleman stockholder to share in the ‘ ' profits, each sayer is “part-owner” and receives a current rate of 249% Dividend. Three handy 7 locations, SAVINGS Drive-In Window at our -home office plus iy ay * tagious Hospita) for. 18 months to Pontiac General Hospital to help alleviate crowded conditions at the city hospital during construction of the new wing. PLEA REJECTED Willman informed the commis- sioners the Board of Trustees held a copy of the Board's recommenda- tion and that the commission should wait action from the hos- pital group. . Commissioners rejected a plea | from Garden City to join in a _ drive to secure state and na- tional assistance te lessen flood conditions in Wayne County and | surrounding areas. | The city attorney was instructed to study a claim by Irene Schwan- beck who asks city payment for in- ‘juries suffered when she reported-, Willman was authorized to pur. | chase property at 74 E. Pike St. | for $12,000 from ‘the capital im- | provement funds. Bids on the house at this site will be due Oct. | | 28. Permission was. granted Donald, L. Collier, 43 Orchard Lake Ave.’ to drop Isadore J. Mintz as a part ner on a 1956 package beer and wine license. YOU CAN EARN MORE MONEY, ADVANCE FASTER, AND ENJOY IF YOU TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE Visit the school, write or phone and a program can be arranged which will be advantageous to you, in preparation fdr office employment. FALL HOURS: * Morning 8:30 to 11:30 — Afternoon 12:00 to 2:30 Evening 6:30 to 9:00 : NEW STUDENTS EACH WEEK VETERAN APPROVED The Business Institute : 7 West Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-3551 ‘ Call in Person or Return this Ad for Bulletin Name + Your money is Save-by-Mail and a ample parking at the rear of our West Huron Street office. HOME OFFICE:.761 W. HURON ST. |) DOWNTOWN BRANCH: 16 E. LAWRENCE S$ ‘HESTER BRANCH: 407 MAIN ST. f . & ae + || $Cacter Products trade Have Perspiration Stains Ever Ruined Your Dress? New ARRID with PERSTOP” - Stops Perspiration Stains—Stops Odor DRAMATIC STEAMBATH TEST SHOWS HOW This women was put in a eteambath at 104 degrees. 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Stops Show. | —'Not Fit for Kids” i 5 = £ 23 3% aE Fi | i az jbl bt) “But I figure if they can't show something that's all right for kids they just won't show anything.” ‘Mentalist’ Predicts Vote LOS ANGELES ®—Jack Swim- mer, who says he is a mentalist, yesterday wrote down what he said would be-—the total popular vote-in the nation, the state and the county for the two presidential candidates in the Nov, 6 election. The predictions were sealed in) a box and turned over to Gordon Nesvig, Board of Supervisors clerk, in the presence of Super. visor Burton Chace. Swimmer! that if his vote predictions are off one vote the check can go to charity. The Girls’ Life Brigade, first of its kind in South Africa, has been formed in Johannesburg to combat juvenile eee: “ilo Receive Awards State University alumi will honor terday as the vandals who went on Saturday at the annual BS i evs eae about life membership awards from . architect; rena L. Sorta | Leagan ieee es . Metallurgical Plant ober | DETROIT d-Police and a drivers for giving their cars that rank gives look,"” one 17-year-old driver eX | plained. ia}/em from a church cemetery, The | youths were released after the pastor Goctined to eres charges. | Sen. Kennedy to Speak at 14th District Dinner Kennedy (D-Mass) will address a $10-a-plate dinner meeting of the cratic organization Thursday night. County line. before yesterday's game and think fondly of head- ready one “+y ‘ing for the open spaces as the last Series game —- Dodgers in the first six games. One or all may ‘gee action in today's contest. loomed today. Left to right: Whitey Ford, Don Four MSU Alumni 2 Boys, Girl Arrested; [ried to Paint the Town | DETROIT (INS)}—Two boys and Youth Comes Home SALE EFFECTIVE THRU | : SATURDAY OCT. 13 two girls, aged 11: to 15,-were EAST LANSING @ — Michigan rounded up by Detroit police yes- | four prominent Michigan citizens « paint-epraying spree itr the city’s! the others “to take the rap for . me” has returned from Arkansas) Homecoming celebration: _ “The youngsters sprayed the in- to Kalamazoo where he was want- The tour will receive honorary side and outside walls of a bowling |€d for questioning in a teenage the alley, four cars in the bowling theft ring. MSU Alumni Association at an alley parking lot, and a dozen, evening banquet. _ wore 2 Receiving the awards will 29 tae = rege wat. Renae ora 8 £0) 000 Blaze Hits 5 en a R. Calder of Detroit, | ; ogres Fire department officials Marquette, and pean T. Prescott (R-Pres- SAGINAW # — The annual Re- ‘room in the rear of the building. Firemen were repelled by am- Gratiot, Tuscola, Huron and San- ‘monia fumes released ffom a rup- ilac Counties. Schools will - be tured pipe attached to a storage, ‘closed in the five counties for the ‘meeting. . a pas- tor didn’t take Kindly to the meth- od dreamed up by two hot rod) low-slung, dragged-iown silhou- nemcecnaemeeracipsnenns ptete | we Geer fis Bade w Link Geena KRAFT MAYONNAISE 258517" YOU SAVE 18 PER CAN ette, Officers stopped the young driv-| ers and had them open the trunks. | Inside one was a tombstone. The other car had two inside. “It the car a low-slung gitcanam Police said the stones were tak- \. tf your upholstered chairs and things need ‘brightening up, Little Bo-Peep is your answer, Added to water and applied with a rough cicth of Sponge, Little Bo-Peep cleans your fabrics wonderfully. Will not harm colors. See directions on bottle. DETROIT (INS) — Sen. John F. 14th Congressional District Demo-. The district takes in Detroit's Far East Side to the Macon GREEN BEANS en bias VANILLA EXTRAOTS «=| 25 PURS—CREAMY (SAVE 100) FLOUR CHASE end SANBORN / Geisha . . Solid Pack WHITE MEAT TUNA FISH 3279 YOU SAVE 20. Philudelohi Whisky mawoeee Pt weet aes bd h ; m ‘ Secreta $367 — (tl MOORED ane weteKes oF wt : » SRP RPwia, pre eaderar TILDEN’S .. .92 SCORE Sweet Cream BUTTER rs ‘ F gS of sae rs GRAVE — Five years ago this Santa Fe Rail- tempt to salvage the old locomotive because of the costliness. of a ter for Oakland one greenhouse station ($15,000); one animal shel-jhouse for city of Pontiac ($4,000); Soanty $5,00;om fence ($115 ($550); one pump’ ; and one club for valuable states—Texas} 1). California usiness Vote edge to either side at this point, oe but I think Texas is a state in ey Named to College Post t..ppeal Sounded by Nixon The Nixons -paid their respects yesterday to Texas history at the Alamo, \ Lift one little and this splendid in- strument comes under your direction! 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MACARONI 2‘: 27‘ POP CORN 1s mans tts) Peheh A WHITE @ YELLOW @ CHOCOLATE ee | THRU OCT. 13% lahhee @ one @ CARAMEL S SERVING vou errrnblU, Ch, SAVING vou mont, j oe , P “Beauty that Lasts Forever." nts will be served by ithe teachers and mothers of the seventh and eighth grades. « California Story ‘series of the Farmington Kiwanis -, street. Narrated by Frederick Christian, the color film * include the ~ |Laguna Beach al of Arts and FARMINGTON — “The Cali." fornia Story,” a filmed review of the colorful pageants and scen- ery of that state, will lead off Club Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium on Thomas Pageant of the Masters, Indio Date Festival, MjsS University Pageant, Mt. ia, Yosemite Ski Fun and ent. ¥ Ed ’ WESTACRES—The 8 smorgasbord luncheon and fall fashion show at 1 p.m, today, clubhouse. General chairman for the event is Mrs. Robert 4 ions are being loaned by the Phyllis Lee Shop and the jane eatbuiee the Shop of Uniontake. Other businesses of the area are | Plauen. the project.’ Young models above’ are Chuck and Chris twin sotis of: Mr. and Mrs., Charles’ Baldwin, and Janie |™ # or of Mr. and Mrs... t W. Maclean.» oo 2 + Z i = ; i at Waterford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — The Book Review Club will meet by her father, chose a full length {Monday at 1 p. m. at the home of £0" of hand clipped lace and Mrs. William Vann, 4305 S. Shore drive. . M the birth of Mr. and \foad annoyrve the birth of a boy, las ‘ \anhounes the birth of Stephen... é ond k Talk —, ero bs a. state tiac Lake |e em” series, is being sponsored by the will be an explanation of grade Business and Professional Wom- by teachers. en’s Club. : Sewer Bids Vary; 150 Per Cent | Waterford Twp. Asks ! tal eligible electors to approximate- to Study, “|. Cairns said that 2,336 persons Engineer Estimates “WATERFORD © -TOwnsHip —|*ince the August primaries. . First in Series —_|syivan shores drive and Paetiel ashen hates and Fraskdie Raotl r ia 2 drive were opened when are registered almost 100 per cent.” jat Farmington —_Townsnip ‘Byard met Monday| a dunce Towmay : The possibility of leasing cars for. the police department instead of buying them received further attention. The informal offer of one firm, amounted ‘to $90 per) month per car. This included in- surance and repairs. was taken. _ Becta, Mrs. Springer Leads Jayno Adams Scouts | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — |New officers were elected yester- day when the Jayno Adams Girl Scout Neighborhood Assn. met at the home of Mrs. Delmar Cote on Alco drive. — Mrs. Charles Springer is the new chairman, Mrs, Cote, sec- retary, Mrs. Brano Woloesiewicz, , treasurer, and Mrs, Albert Haynes, Mrs. Eimer Fauble, and Mrs. Harold Royce are on the nominating committee, Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clifford Quel-' lette, Parnell drive. iand white gladioli formed the set. ‘Last Hurrah’ o Be Reviewed “The Last Hurrah,” by Ed- ward O'Connor, will be reviewed by Mrs. Ralph*S. Eaton. Mrs. K. K. Kriets will assist the hostess, The meeting is open to township residents interested in good books. County Births 'e r. and Mrs, Carl Davis announce ® girl, Marcia Marie Mis. ne Deacon, of Sarona lane announce, the birth of a girl, Karen nne. ‘ Mr. Mts. James Day. of Sarona birth ote boy, Daniei The Thomes Nicholases of Cooley Lake John Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Gaines of Petrolia a bon, Reolan * No_ action Last minute, registrants township both ‘eity These new: registrations bring to- ly 8.000 in the city and 9,000 in the. township. jhave registered in the township Ask $1 Million 'for Imlay School’ _ Taxpayers to Vote Oct. 16 on Bond Issue Mrs. Roy M. Ottmar ‘WEST BLOOMFIELD — Prayer service for Mrs. Roy M. (Flora N.) Ottmar, 66, of 2301 Fordham, will be held tonight at 7, at C. J. Funeral Home, under “1 would venture to say," he added, “that some subdivisions in day night. This brings the total registration for the township to Southfield An estimated registration of 18,- 000 was given here today by Town: ship Clerk Fannie Adams. Troy Six thousand registered for vot-| ing here, 395 of them swamping the city office on Monday. Township figures showed a total of 31 regis-/ trants. Royal Oak A total of 39,725 persons - regis- itered here, with 1,182 persons signing up on Monday. : Oak Park The figure for the city of Oak Park is 17,568. Of this number, 688 flocked to the offices in- the last two days before deadline. In 1952, only 6,133 persons registered, with the new figure nearly tripling the old registry, at Trinity Methodist Church, with field's assistant ‘fire chief, died in Hurley Hospital, ‘Flint, Sunday. Ray Bell WIXOM—Service for Ray. Bell, 54, of 291000 Wixom Rd., will be at 2 p. m. Friday from the Caster- line Funeral Home, Northville, with burial in Oakland Hills Me- morial Gardens. Mr. Bell died yesterday in Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital, after a long illness. . Mr. Bell, owner of Bell's Greenhouses, and employe at’ Pontiae Motor Division, was & resident of Oakland County for 38 years. ‘ » Surviving are his wife, Flossie: two daughters, Mrs, Winifred Minche of St. Clair Shores, Donna Bell of Glennie: three sons, Duane Bell of Walled Lake, Ray Bell Jr., of Glennie and Ronald Bell of Wixom; a stepson, James Towns of Wixom and a_ stepdaughter, Margie Esch, of Howell. Oscar Andrews WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — Prayer service. was held Tuesday with arrangements by Voorhees- Siple Funeral Home, for Oscar Andrews, 80, of 9703»Mandoa Dr., who died Saturday in Pontiac. _£ the Eagles Auxiliary. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Thursday AAT ‘ J] expert in his bs nn | é t i * 4 4i i w By REBA HEINTZELMAN Milford Correspondent T MILFORD — “Si Johnson ts again busy “making pink apple- sauce for his friends and neighbors has a tang all of its own that no Banquet to Honor Church School Staff John Parrish of Strathmoor’Meth- odist Church of Detroit will be held at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, in hon- Mrs. Marshall charge of arran David Mansfield will serving of the meal. Wheeler is in s and Mrs. supervise the Talks at Pinebrook COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The Rev, Perry A. Thomas of the Com- merce Methodist Church was guest speaker at a: retreat held last fweekend at Pineprook, a youth ‘hostel, site located near South Lyon. The retreat was in conjunction with ithe Methodist Church student movement on campuses throughout the U.S., under auspic@s of the Wesley Foundation. The Rev. Mr. Thomas titled his addresses as follows: ‘‘Boxing the Compass,” “Finding the Pole Star,” and ‘Charting the Course.” Milk is Panspotted daily be- tween dairy farms to a pasteur- izing plant in Kitzbuhel, Austria, via two 7,000 plastic’ imbedded pipelines. \ | Densmores jting at the First Baptist Church here where Joanne Barrett, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Barrett of Lum, and Ray Densmore, son {ot Mr. and Mrs, William Densmore of Pontiaic, exchanged their vows ‘on Saturday i * * « The bride, given in marriage nylon tulle over satin, It was fash- jloned with a pictire neckline, long ‘Sleeves and a bodice of lace to ithe hip line flowing into a nylon tulle skirt. Her fingertip veil was scent sequins and seed pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with an orchid and lilies of the valley. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls, « gift of the bride-. groom. of Chicago bridesmaids were Marilyn Davis of Flint and Carol Parker of Pontiac, ; oe They wore identical full length gowns of blue crystal satin, fash- jioned with portrait necklines antl full gathered skirts accented with, \bustie bows. Feathered bands held ‘| short circular veils in place and aw 7" Honemooning in East \, clover leaf weevil; now available | LAPEER — Paims, candelabrajthey carried colonial bouquets ofjsins of the bride, were flower from the Agriculture Department, carnations. Virginia and Vickie Barrett, cou- Department was called< to the ' jcene, 86. * | .| The Langdons reportedly had MRS. RAY HENSMORE \some insurance oh the place, j «the Carl Langdon garage at 634 igirls and wore gowns of pink sim- lilar to those of the bridesmaids. They also carried colonial bou- quets. Charles Schriber of Pontiaic was the ringbearer. Ronald Schrubba, Pontiac, act- ed as best man.. Dean and Ralph Densmore, Pontiac served their brother as groomsmen, Richard Young and James Harrod seated the guests. Norman and Kurt Barrett, brothers of the bride, lighted the candles. A reception for 300 lowed the ceremony in the church parlors. Fire Razes Garage ROCHESTER—A fire Renshaw at 5:38 p.m. here Tues- day. The garage and contents in-) cluded power mower, storm win- dows, bicycles, a motor bike and other articles. The Rochester Fire COMMERCIE TOWNSHIP—Rev.. guest speaker at a banquet to be’ fol-| | Nancy to Pause jin Day's Tour . | for Silver Tea WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A 2:30 p.m. at the CAI building on the County. The Waterford Township Dem- ocratic Women’s Club is planning the event, with Mrs. Clark Adams as tea chairman. The governor’s~ wife will be accompanied by two county com- mitteewomen, Mrs, Cynthia Nelsey of Davisburge, and Mrs. Faye |Moskowitz of Royal Oak. Commerce Choir Elects New Officers COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Mrs. Marshall Wheeler has been elected president of the Commerce Metho- dist Church Chancel Choir. Other newly-elected officers | are Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, secretary; Mrs. Earl Gottschall, | treasurer; and Mrs. Roland Mc- Kenzie, librarian. The choir meets at 8 p.m. each Wednesday in the church basement and leads the 11 a.m, Sunday wor- ship service at the church. Anyone wishing to join is asked to con- tact an officer or attend a Wednes- day evening meeting. Free Bulletin Ready | WASHINGTON \six-page farmers’ bulletin on the Nells about this widespread pest of alfalfa, red clover and white clover. Copies are free trom the Offiee of information, U. S. De- partment of Agriculture, Washing- ton 25),D.C. silver tea is being planned to honor Mrs. G. Mennen Williams at Friday during her day’s visit in (INS) —A_ new! \ Chats. Hands to Milford Friends for Fun Pink Applesauce Production Zooming ele sagen oot See ores & Now retired, Johnson worked for son. 5 ‘37 years with the Michigan Bell ‘Telephone Co. and has a “for life” telephone in his neat four-room apartment. His wife died a year and a half ago, after being bed- ridden for 13 years. Sj did all the cooking, cleaning and other tasks iduring that time, so it comes as ‘second nature for him to go right 'on cooking. - | Everyone in Milford knows Si's ‘adeptness for making pink apple- ‘sauce. However, one point is im- ‘portant: ‘The recipient must fur- nish him with his favorite apple for their canning, consequently “Arkansauce Red” are very scarce in this area. Orion Residents Asked to Meet LAKE ORION — The Orion Com- munity Center Assn. is seeking the support of everyone in the com- munity, calling a meeting Thurs- day at 8-p.m., atthe Blanche \Sims School when they will pre- ‘sent plans for a building to meet ‘the needs of the community and its children. ’ | The site committee has in- _spected various possible sites | and the building committee has | suggestions for the size and type | of building that will meet the -area needs, Every resident of the community of Lake Orion and Orion Township ‘is invited to come, bringing friends and neighbors. Bickel Barn Burns; Loss in Thousands OAKWOOD — A barn at 5640 Hummer Lake Rd., on the Willard Bickel farm, burned at an estimat- ed loss of from $10,000 to $20,000. Mrs. Bickel said she noticed the fire in the barn which was filled with grain, hay and straw, | about 6 p.m. By the time she ealled the fire department, she added, “the whole thing seemed to be aflame.” Fire departments from O x ford and Brandon Township battled the blaze. 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NOW irae a open AWREY, BAKERY Per 69 : —— _ SR RE ZA CAKES and PASTRIES — Box . — SS PACKING “SUPER MKT TUR QL HOUSE CHIVINI. ! Big Stock 2 Blocks West of OPEN DAILY Beer, Wine, Walled Lake Main Intersection 9 a.m. to 9 p. m. Liquor : _ WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN ] inciupinc suNDaY | ” ; Members of the Oakland County Dental Auxiliary ~~ held their annual membership luncheon at Devon Gables Tuesday. Awaiting the announcement of luncheon were (left to right) Mrs. Carl Ritchie of Romeo, membership ~~ cheirmin; Mrs. Joseph Badalament of general chairman, and Mrs. road. new member; Mrs. John Terry of Rochester, president of the Auxiliary and Mrs. Lewis Gach of Brimingham, a new member. Mrs. G. H. Thompson of Birmingham was also introduced as a prospective member.’ Pontiac Press Bhetes Birmingham, Bruce Hubbard of Cherokee | ——“* _ News From Bloomfield: . UM: Alumnae By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Mrs. Marcus E, Cunningham opened her home on Brady lane Tuesday for a meeting of the University of Michi- gan Alumnae Association, The Pick Your Fashions to Fit Your Figure Be sure your wardrobe “plays up the best aspects of your figure. For instance, if your waistline is a “tape-measure dream,” don't hide it under a sloppy Joe silhou- ette. Study yourself In each of the new fall silhouettes—from the drawstring, bloused waistline to the sheathed empire look. Find the styles which do the most for your figure, and don't hesitate to choose all your fall fashions in those styles! Richard Devereux to join him this to a visit e Williams’ mother, Mrs, Walter Wil- Jiams, ‘and his aunt, Mrs, James 'Q. Goudie of Woodward avenue, + Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Rehner of Birmingham announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce, to Robert M. Macfarlane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred] Macfarlane pf Flint. No plans have been made for the Friday, The Andreaes are looking for- |!in. pis | 1D. Thomas, Mrs. Henie, Mrs. Thomas ny oy Meeting, Tea ‘are planning a cocktail party for ‘Saturday at their home in Frank- Bride-to-Be ls Honored — at Shower Wedding Plans Told; by Nancy Dickinson at Hollway Party At agshower given by Mrs. Doro- thy Hollway, Mrs. Oscar Eckman,} Mrs. Arthur Barnes, Mrs. Manley Young and Mrs. Peter Hoogerhyde, bride-elect Nancy Dickinson made Nancy, daughter of Mrs. Wilma Thomas Dickinson of Mohawk road and William G. Dickinson of Birm- ingham, will become the bride of George Freeman Henle Jr. Oct. 20 at Grace Lutheran Church. He is the son of-Mr. and Mrs. F. Henie of Ferndale. Attending the recent’ shower were Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. William On Monday evening Kathie Young and Mrs. Ted Steele of East Lansing entertained for Nancy. Owen PTA to Hear. 'School Safety’ Talk | Joseph Zabelski, safety education’ iconsultant for the Automobile Club) talk scheduled for 8pm. * Mrs. Russell. Shand (left) is shown luncheon. Mrs. Shand, from a modeling 2 -with Mrs.-Russell-Hawley-of Utica, pro---school; was guest speaker for the affair. gram chairman for the Dental Auxiliary Garden Club Hears Mrs. Mattox 7 ag Mrs. Charles Mattox; a gradu- ate of four flower arranging schools in Japan, addressed mem- bers of the Women's National i mt i z f { ut Mr. and Mrs. George F. home in Dr. and Mrs, Howard B. Barker are planning a buffet supper Oct. 20 in their home on Martell drive. Halloween Treat mix and frost °em with your fa- vorite butter cream frosting, add- ing a couple drops of orange veget- able coloring. Ways to Prevent |Range-Top Fires _ The best advice for preventing a fat fire is to never leave fat | Women's Missionary Socle' George Henie will serve as best/such as curtains and dish towels. church parlors Thursday at 1pm. Rappe Soroptimists Plan Annual Card Party ‘Coming Events Welcome Rebekah Lodge, 246 will meet Thursda: aR .m. fog Initiation at test practice will be Nesbitt, 11, Ladies National League i ie Thursday at 1 p.m. at 128 W, Pike 6t. Chiefe Club M of st. in the mony was 4 by Dr. Wil- liam Marbach in the presence of 200 guests. * id + The bride, the former Virginid D. Milner, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Milner of Winton street. Raymond Mrs. Bessie McCoy of Sault Ste. arie. a square neckline ap- with iridescent sequins. Tis is the son of Virginia Milner Marties by Bobbie Christian for as maid of honor, Fern Wallace, Maxine Eason, Marjorie \Davis and Sally Wright were the ibride’s other attendants. oe ty Serving as best man was Donald Milner. Ushers were Clayton Me- \Coy Ray Milner, Jerry Cannon, and Emil McDonald. |. & reception following the Sept. | 29 wedding was held in_ the | Amvets Hall. For traveling to northern Michi- the bride wore a pink wool dress with black acces. gown worn duties ii, a He i thy i #3 | : period of i i ) FE Farm an¢é Garden Association} MSU Spéaker Will Address |. Hawthorne PTA Dr. Guy H, Hill, professor of edu- cation at Michigan State Univer- sity, will speak at the PTA Fa- ther’s Night program of Hawthorne School tonight. The 7:30 p.m. pro- gram will be entitled ‘“‘The Three ‘R's and More.” Dr. H"'| has directed practice) teaching, taught, lectured and act-| ed as piscement officer for teach- ers in his 20 yvearg;at Michigan State University. ~° He is a member of Michigan of blue lace over taffeta State Scholarship Committee, the Secondary School-College Rela- _ thong Committee, the Contest and Activities Committee, and the Committee on Conference Pian- ning for the MCPC, In announcing the scheduling of ‘Dr. Hill's talk, Mrs. Marshall Val- lad, program chairman, also told af other PTA meetings. They in- clude an open house planned for November; a Christmas program in December; a talk. by Hunt in January; a Founder's Day Craig, treasurer, i Japanese Flower Art Is Explained i = ay mn i i f if B zi Ht ate ; i EF P 3 a od Wf ; i i i i ‘ . “f FE home on W: Mr. and Mrs. James P. (nee Janet Leman) of field avenue announce the PY s daughter; Debra Lynn, g 2 ¢ E b i i gs iy 3 ; @ j i i iil i beat lie. f i ashington ing a visit in Cleveland, While there he attended the West Gillotte Shef- 2 Personal News of Interest — by TSth birth anniversary Sunday family. Wi 4 5 | iy F af. He : : H PEO Chapter Has Luncheon ree| but that I | aay annie. pe as my | ; Mrs. C. P. ‘Tatt Preparing “This creates a bizarre pattern tof color and is a big mistake,”’ he emphasized. . | Paris shows shoes with inter- | ‘changeable heels. You wear the to be more alert to the chance babies. are born tragically mixed up in sex. ; Far more often than realized, there can be doubts or wrong guesses about a child's real sex, \same pair of shoes from morning ~f.until night, changing the heels! | from low to medium high. said Dr. Goodwin C. Schauffler of * * « Portland, Ore. Boys can be mistake can ‘determine true or predomi- WB LEWis FINE FURNITURE ® FINE FU COUNTY 34 YEARS : LEWIS FINE FURNITURE—SERVING OAKLAND Here are Walking Sheers designed to give long, long wear. — at Its DEPENDABLES—No seam nylons with 2-way stretch top. 89¢ WALKAROUNDS — For long mileage .. . perfect for hardy everyday wear. $1.00 CAREER GIRLS—Ideal nylons for the _ business woman. Short,average and long lengths. , * £8as DOUBLE DUTY —Service weight nylons Authentic Colonial Designs by PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE Solid Maple . Modern treatments of * 2 @ ‘He urged that parents get med- ical advice if they have. doubts. And he said more doctors should become -more aware of what can be done to determine sex and to correct the confusing abnormali- ties. RNITURE Judy Inman Party Draws Big Crowd x0 Loftis Spencer of Willard street announce the} *2 marriage of their daughter, Reta Carol Moyer, to Loftis Spencer on Oct. 3, He js the son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Spencer of Rochester. The couple are residing in Fort Carlson, Colo., where Loftis is sta- tioned with the U.S. Army. tating ant ring Mate: tC) Aid 9th Refugee Family) sy > YORK (INS) — Thousands/an excellent way of promoting good) — activi- “ Sts ee annual candy sale, Final plans were ah- publicity chairman; n —. . & whole new wardrobe! _ : past oo sbownaher nounced at the October meeting of the Sampson of Watkins Lake, general chair- nic ~ Abdi de - munced at Icto ot ~ 2, be sold by the Blue Birds, the pOeooeeorerecoccoscocoooos | —— board of directors. Shown fleft to right) man of the sale, and Mrs. William Wright junior organization, and by Camp vila ate a idle for! in 1951. are Mrs. William Graves of Dick avenue, of Chippewa road, prize chairman. ee ee ee ee ~ ; man AA eis aeesaaraai iS es hee RS 3 ilies and has brought 2,000. ° ! Ue | Mrs. William Wright, prizes ® a baker in East youngsters to live for . | chairman, has announced that iden. . Shsic (sees... Awards Given at Hospitals=sse= a ae children—Sytvia, Seth and = ee oe the United ‘through vigits ¢0| be announced at the leaders’ train- : | be geo gtr The fifth Awards Meeting Dr. James M. McHugh commend with much of the success for their|ing session and coffee hour. " she added,|said, “and it would be the same! eid at Pontiac State the volunteer groups and individ- Girls selling 48 cans of candy become suc-|With any young person.” the teenage uals for the will receive a day camp. certifi- $ managed 2. rath pated at the recent Py lerne y a cate or a Camp Fire gift certifi- 3 ©. |Over'Decorated Tuk: tee % ts aed tos wen al) — enn sal cate | ram ee : omelsLike | eae boys’ and gis lube perv ee speared by tha Coser 2 Roma-|/ on Ip’ devices, clothing, vegetable 1 over BS heed conclusion r SPOeeeesvesceoseocoooooos 1 | Mink on Mink flower gardening. 5a wie cae — sata lee me rar NEW YORK*(INS)—One of the es 9 participated. necinae , worst evils @ woman can commit| The ribbons, along with 4-H pins,|cently organized and ea Wiens Cael policy makerlis. to over.decorate-her-honie:- gm grgmeNeN eines a press St as ee ,| Paul McCobb, whose name has|Presented to the youngsters by Dr. — Oe 3 become synonymous with the finest/Ivan A. LaCore, medical superin- entered oe Duke Celebrates camples tendent, ' . : © . : nt hy “aac thane paanteneeled HE ap ee ee Saaiell eoentad His 2Ist Birthday of the fam- . . bers of the Birmingham Branch pelea | * #-* of Women’s National Farm and |a great deal of “When they start out to furnish) Gardem Association, Birthday |mories progressed i. aid. to [8 TOOm, Or an entire home,” he Club, Beg Chapter ah rary a 2 te gt to quit.” Birmingham Junior sche ap jects which won eye ine sold.| salak on top of mink.” le added Seat tahoe ae ae Children’s Program at the hospital! py .o.' a | ‘oa “You pa: set al aie ma enh eag agin aod the main| Gunization ond inttvidual. ot i. . ’ . Ee He é for _ the : ee ee en ee In addition, thie county 4-H agent, audience at the recent meeting the) wee the meeting. a * ¢ Overdone rooms|!2¢k Worthington, nee Psat been made mheta Chapter of Lambda Chi Ome. inter-/have a tendency to steal from a slaphest a Latkes sat ice the pe erred ps ne ga sorority. genta ot adh personality. Like a fine cen ond ome a Plans are now under way for three| gown piece of- , the ‘ : the winter n. The clubs will ey eects eth remain aprt of th : te pers in Lorre electrical _faven tomes ixivackeramd of he veren n*-" | Surgeon Warns Parents _ [scotine pric in antcoatin | Me€obb — said —another—mistake! ‘2, % a / in April 1957. ang|Women make in decorating is to to Be Sure of Baby s Sex Reta Mover Wed flowered ilpaper against q ysl slipcovers or flowered ela oyer e . 4 Judy Inman entertained a’ group of friends in her home road Saturday evening ending, along with Bob K ‘and Burt Gifford of- Grand ids, were @ classmates of thg hostess from Pontiac High ll. | in Utica | stragg eyebrows can be greatly im- yu itttle actintey’ Wana ished, take an eyebrow or soft lead pencil and with short, —_ strokes, draw eyebrows in e thin places. This is very effective. : _ Phone Edythe McCulloch Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, 608 Pontiac State Bidg. Loveliest | with comfort top and lisle sole. $1.35 — A Lovely High Poster Bed ............ $107,008 Nine Drawer Chest on Chest ........... 198.00 of 2 . Night Stand ‘ver eee VEerTTeT Ler rTTee . 49.00 2 Pp __ IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT _ Pennsylvania House has many original Bedroom, | * : Choice Selection of , Dining Room and Living Room Pieces . . . Visit Our| iy. SHAWLS, BLANKETS and COMFORTERS Complete Display. .- : $3.98 to $5.98 f # : eet. Neumode Te ee FINE FURNITURE i | 82 .N. Saginaw Street —_ FE 2-730 |i} 62-70 $. Saginaw — em ‘ ? ® > ' { é ‘ | ‘ , te ‘ : j i - \ : | 1 } oS Ps Msi ee ba A Sn Se SAREE. OL NePal eke SUIS Jenene 36 GLE on A hee aie Cee eo ’ Mies oe eas feathery-light feel, gay plaid lining, foam-crepe sole to match. Grey, ginger unlined shag. Your Fashion Store — “SAW-TAIL DUCK” | es ; A new species } -—@ very soft campus life! Identifying characteristics: **ee Lives oe a ge eee: 3 Aes duckbill-shape toe, Se or § + a6 seen in Seventeen : Tee De dah sone: ft Joan Seibt, Allan Stone} _ Married in Church Rite : 124-26! Always in good taste—the perfect dress for every event. An expertly tailored shirtwaister, in half sizes, with contrast and buttons fortrim. No. 8424 with Patt-O-Rania in- cluded is in sizes 1244, 1445, 16%, 184g, 20%, 22%, 24%, 2644. - Size 144g, monotone, 44 “yards of 35- inch, desired, arid the pattern number “ to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, | 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, Tilinois, * With your pattern order send-an sories. Mrs. Stone for Mrs. Smith chose a light blue knit! 5 dress with winter white acces-| Gi Adress of gray wool with black! | accessories Was worn by the new ern Michigan. The corsage from| = her bridal bouquet completed her || going-away ensemble. fers On their return the newlyweds will reside on Mechanic street. g Cozy Cotten Quilt ROBES — ‘It’s the shirt tall robe softened with dainty jlace ruffles straight down the front and repeated on the perky Peter Pan collar. Notice the convenient roomy pockets. Pink = or blue print ‘in sizes 10 to 18. Make your 2 Christmas Gift Selections Now! 1 HOUR FREE PARKING! Have Your Ticket Stemped at Arthur's When You Make « Purchase | \ S$ CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! traveling to North-'7 gathering held Branch Library. ‘to the group. | terest were | fountains. | additional 25 cents for the Fall & bee in charge Winter °56 issue of our fascinating wide variety of dasy to sew styles studio in Rome by the American for all ages: Don't miss it! , | Academy of Arts. Pontiac Artists Hear Svea Kline, | See Milles Slides Svea Kline, Swedish sculptress, |? addressed members of the Pontiac Society of Artists recently at a ‘Miss Kline who has studied in | Sweden, the Chicago Art Institute For this pattern, send 35¢c in and under Sculptor Carl Milles, coins, -your name, address, size presented slides of Milles’ works During the discussion Miss Kline, the Flint ‘Institute of Arts, noted: spattern magazine. It's filled with a| that Milles had been offered a White Blazers i o ‘at Adah Shelly | © * * i in butter-soft 100% wool flannel. . . strictly man-tailored with a royal crest for added per- sonality! Fully lined. ALSO IN RED, NAVY . AND CAMEL. Sizes 10 to 16. Of. particular in- the monumental \ of sculpturing at xe ag Canterbury CARRY SOME HOME .- OFTEN TWO DAILY DELIVERIES INTERMEDIATE é ? » 5 \ = Be ON Fe ee ree an ‘TYCORA ‘ SWEATERS Long Sleeve Slipover 7.93 Full fashion knit with the smart leok in sweaters, In pink, blue, red, gold, black, turquoise, beige. green and taupe. Sizes 34 te 40, * Imported British WOOL TWEED SKIRTS : 8.98 2 & Slim .and straight and with side _ pocket. Tweeds in an orray of colors. Basic tones with over-tleck: of color. Sizes 10 to 18, FE 9 ‘ i : ; 1 x ut % TO DETROIT AND , POINTS : a as 4 , Sports wee:—Main Tloot ‘ } y : A ‘ \ 5 eee Sel if By : q \ * ones. a TM Ae i i ke ce | ek | i le i i a a i hee FASHIONS LADY FAIR bod f ¥ :s ' The Romantic Regency Look = [_ : — J Featuring High Waists and Mea Draped and Panel Skirts. \ ae eg é . =i + * | 24.98 » 39.98 = The new feminine draped Ps look is so slenderizing. " Mts softness created” by 2 supple fabrics. Figure flattering front drape or =, f floating panel/ back. F f Beautifully done. ae 4 in Arepe or taf- | (J | fétas «+» $0 fash- 7 [ lon, right this " ey season. Black & ‘2 Se in colors. Misses \ i and junior sizes. : ‘, , f (2. GP AmaMe mm ne ee ‘ bs Pa . hie 6 Rea) heer a4 Dress Salon—Seeond Floor cee Le : ‘ i | ia] : “ - ; \ j \ i ee : f Zee j ; iA \ pus "MR. and MKS. C. C. FENLON JR. Sova Wed Tie maker’ better. nd om | made such “remorren: ‘true curm tO Chester C. Fenlon Jr; | tami tas _ Achieved by Interest in Others.” Pog , your opinion ge oe “= * | Honeymooning in Northern) A ballernalength gown of blue! Answer: dull exis; Dinner Honors « Michigan are Mr: and Mrs, Chester crystalette was worn by Catherine | both yours : If housekeeping is dull, you aréi’i attacking it with “LINCOIN SChOol — - |semdag in 020 ociock service at|ebuguet et yellow’ and ‘bronne|before, To 4 ous ing ‘ou arén’t attacking it with * ina 10 oc € bom Gls pwereies auar alee wistch ene Age pod 8s A J ; St. Benedict Church. Toses and chrysanthenrums. The serious his staying ‘ wm. ~~. » . . aseventh Grade The bride, the former Rosemary bridesmaids, Mrs, Elwood Sova and| husband was away. % oles ; Bi Bee ae A. Sova, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.\Helen Welsh wore similarly|is better to avoid any situat! ch ee Elect. Officers, Hold Approximately 150. parents, George Sova of South Telegraph styled gowns in a turquoise shade that causes talk. #3 ee oe a. teochare nd satiate Wott ter} Bee © ae gg, me seg ch cw pe Dear Mrs. Post: ‘What is the ay unior Music Clubs Meets: in voor st sew Th The suit was tuhiond wits (S00 Seve, flower irs” ore| staying in the Rowen of oder “A 7 7 : - : grade students at Lincoln Junior a front panel of pleated net, and yellow crystalette and carried! t, jt paanighere fie: to mie & The Student. League of the! Guests at the mecting were S. S™ “ om.| Rebates teatared & Queen Anne | tC hemume — ook, | |Junior Musie Club of Pontiac|Pamela Morris, Catherine Meger,. Pulp Wargelin, principal, ex-| coltar and long sleeves tapered Nae : M ’ Deanne Lucas, Bonnie Newby and Pained the 7B schedule... Mrs.| at the wrists. She carried a |_ Best man for the ceremony was/ Answer: If you are merely Pete ee Tuesday Musicale met Sunday at) Powell, George Gary gave an explanation] white orchid and white prayer. \Jefome Sova and ushers were) funching or dining, no matter | ea the home of Nancy Greenhalgh on| "Nr. jon of. the guidance courses offered) book Jerry Fisher and Klweod Sova of! where, you leave your paphin Members of the Matinee Musi- ; and wore a single strand » you your bast, Ottawa drive. cale also met Sunday. Mra. Donald {mor htigh school students and) of pearis. Cheboygan. Roger Fenlon was folded loosely together at either a Karen Bronoel was elected presi- Nicholie opened her h East 2t® Naomi McVean, girls’ counse-|—- ringbearer, = side of your plate. But if you 4 iki dent of the group, with Nancy ere ae ca lor, and Clark Balch, boys’ counse- For the evening reception are a house guest In a house in ——————~——t Greenhalgh: —viee-prerident; remus Assisting Mrs ~_ a He Ohi Outlined -their-particular- duties! Tei the Amavets Hall on Oakland | Which Ht Is mot Customary to” ew ei Grithe G secretary, @Nd) were Mrs. Glenn Griffin and Mrs.) avenue, Mrs. Sova wore a bine | *™pply fresh napkins for each ef it's musical wedding trip to north Michigan +) were presented by Sharel Isen-|Windeler on Hatchery road. Ke one ae a ees the bride had changed to an avo- : hart, Bonnie Newby, Deanne| Participating in the Sunday pro- |)? G\Pos® the students to different cado knit dress with beige acces- ae oe Lueas and Nancy Greenhalgh.|gram were = Moreets,| inde of shops. sories. Her corsage was the white ] oe Sharel Isenhart told of the origin’ Marilyn Morris, Connie Griesback Entertaining at a second orchid she carried for the‘ cere- | but a Complete of Halloween. |and Sally Hilderly. meeting ‘were Donny Smith with a mony. ar . ———- .... $0lo accompanied by Mr. Middle- They will make their home on x } [— is — “=... 4, dorf, a piano duet by Peggy and Berkley avenue. Wa rd robe ' A {Ann Cone and a pantomime act by GERMS RE aes kt Oakeber \ jiJohn Pence and Hildreth Shoe- ) ; cep ee + 8s eal le \Jefferson PTA ‘ Is Coat Month © | Decorating Hint ages Program Slated © al }/Fiés in one room, there should be) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nurm-| a. a. : ANN SHOP _ ‘2 distinct difference in scale, with/berger af Stockwell ‘avenue “an- |» ine Tirst meeting of the PTA of : : {ome pattern considerably. larger|nounce the engagement of their|/ ‘like a carpet, which has an elab-\James E. Seqouin, son of Mrs./) evening at 7:30 pam. in 4 9: ‘ orate pattern, it’s best to wee putida\Mary Seqouin of Utica, N.Y. The) Bota auditorium. = away to high adventure Special PR aacthee Sion coma couple plans a Nov. It wedding. lye." Doy Browne presidents Dre. oS — eed costume complete ‘| Eaees Pon Mee Br rage ia AS jacket... velvet collar, | i yton, ; | black sheath underneath. Purchase Mrs. Frances Pickett, secre- “5 , ‘ : - 3 Donald -Budds, treasurer: ; — i , : ¢ ting Includes community i the direction of s . Bambi , i Pied a demonstra , art by Ann Dean, art in oe? 4 | a ary tor, and a period of fun ar \ f= 7 nged by Ray White, mace i Saturday the PTA _will spon- Aa : ; ( b : | Oats [sor a teenage dance at the school per ty on low wreeier tod ) a | A, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Chairman| foie. Ae sieves "The she? | a : i 4. ; lot the event Fred C. Smith will be| Gove is best ia higher pocket, and | = 8 y assisted by Mrs. Paul Brown and) |” ° hel we pockets | : | noon i} i Sam Whiters. — | 2 : OF with the jacket : : : ‘ ae [ Tweeds. Velvet collar and pocket ( a - +. with smart sleek lines, | { the slim line of the sheath .. trim. Fitted,-half-belt back. Wool a perfect complement for | | fe accented by a bletk and i interlining and famous Bambury : P | : : white striped vest that's. jj - let-down hem, ‘ Ab qrory informal oqepuase. | : been lurking underneath | i : rengchddy ce rhas : : ages Regular $30 1 Cl . glove leather for enduring | i ne a : | . i GUNG beauty and comfort. , ; sop for ater Sizes 3 to. 6x $ ‘ , tyes | teh ees net | aa | s tone rors Chron : ++ OF tea. 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You need|*mebody over seven years old. has the title role of “Gigi” in the produc- held at St. Dunstan’s Pla in Bloom- Wives Who Work ‘Awhile’\Virginia Scott . . ‘4 + 24 |Feted at Shower loves to flowers. Should Watch Time Limit |” ower lve fo wom Women May Become Used to Routine ete acco egg eal of Office and Delay Point of Quitting ja. ee Oe cape’ alin rt “* incorporated into the American By RUTH MILLETT tied of werking ane Clarence : baby came Barkell of the * . Sona g oo that she and her ut Raya Oak Chapter- 19, Day, has atholic Women : putting te! announced meeting, to be i Sciam Guy. can, skend: to test sina te nat aie ee fob Plan Funds Project family, Oak Oct. 19. The announcement » * © }was made at the recent meeting planning for the wife > work! 545° anetla Wik Strve on Oe to face the fact) treshment committee; Mrs, a‘ f fi tas g f Fs i i FE tion being presented by St. Dunstan -field Hills, Oct. 12, 13, 19 and 20, with |time. 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Her corsage was of pink cymbid- Mrs. Hersey wore a black dréss with dusty rose accessofies and a corsage of deep pink cymbidium orchids, Following the reception held at VFW Hall, the ‘couple left on a honeymoon trip to Virginia, For traveling the bride changed to a peacock blue knit dress with stick matching coat and brown acces- sories. They will reside on Coomer road. as Amvets Head Miss Jacolyn Smith will become the first woman ever to lead a Pontiae veterans’ unit when she is installed as commander of Amvets Post 12 tonight. The annial installation of af- ficers will take place at the Ameri- can Legion home on Auburn ave- nue. The elections were Sept 25. Junior officers will be named at a later meeting. Others to be installed - tonight commander, Edward Pompeian, junior vice commander, Victor _ |Maiden, adjutant, and Perry Glass, financial officer. 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Speeee cea i 72 | == Fa 2 Jahead 31 Labine came on in thelsiiy Martin singled Bauer home|Rgume --- 39 Usa oe se : 2 MM 4 18 = ey aoe : The situation ‘somewhat : 2 ; 2 peepee oer similar yesterday. Again the ea aS : Dodgers were down 3-2 and need-'Nesl........... 4 © ’ S, it : This time Labine drew his first Bree a erste : : ee: : series start and he was never bet- Ol ee | ete bi tee Gmina e-suceenee ori onan ay 906 B09 000-8 0 9 Pyet'to meet defeat. | Brooks im the ru Skee ape aes tad “top ten” in Class B | “I teel sorry for Bob Turley be-| "TS racists mae 0 8.) cause ti ce : as SET Blend La dine alter yesterday’s|gSe me Mites Pi, twas, siaseeste ave S game. “TI never saw anyone fast- See oth os oes oes 8-2 i H ctccratsercecesvlg ST] @% But to the. victor: belongs the; :, a .tecesesseses #/@pOils, Sal Maglio.pitched @ great) Eafe? Set Perret Eebine end Com- hiletesesteeeees 2g;@ame Monday, but he lost and - 1/Don ve and | Pe Commigetoner's. office share—s293 13. ais = nee lal Pr | t : ‘Tota a (first 4 games only) last -week 58 _ Clubs’ and leagues’ share—s0s0.950.28 up @ "I ae os eS 4 : ie State's No, 1 Class Jackie Wants to Pla y, Indefinite Ban "IT WENT THISAWAY-Stars YS epee : - . i f Dodger victory over the New The rest of the ratings under- Feels Like Kid Again : _ | Clem Labine and Jackie Robinson, replay ‘that a ) - _ BROOKLYN i®—Jackie Robinson feeling ‘like a kid again,"’ wants ‘to help Brooklyn win one more National League pennant before pulling down the curtain on his active playing career. * * * “I feel I've got at least one more good year in these old legs of mine,” the superb athlete said after delivering the blow which gave the Dodgers a 10-inning, series-knotting 1-0 victory. yesterday in the game of the World Series. : : “I want to play one more year. I'm sure I can help them win another pennant. Next year af this time I may feel I'm good for _@nother year. As long as that’s the case, it's going to be hard for - me te de something softer—like managing. : fe _ -- Rebimson is rated topflight managerial material, although no one _ 7@f tis race has led a professional team in this country, and his name as popped up as possible manager of Montreal, a Dodger subsidiary. “Money ts not a factor,” Jackie said. “I think my wife, Rachel, would like for me to manage and slow down some. But, fe me, I'd be like a fire horse put out to pasture.” Robinson is 37. The muscles which made him an all-star athlete at UCLA still ‘ripple over a frame of six feet, 195 pounds. Fierce [ccnpetive fie stil burns in his every Ter eye jackie who undoubtedly could have achieved undertook—football, golf, track, tennis. i i # gf a = ¢ Ht] fibet { i TE , Jackie’ popped out te third base. The second time, in the 10th, | a hit to left field, scoring Junior Gilliam with the run which pa sterling pitching duel, 1-0. Dodger infielder, completing his 10th season in thel. { for Kenny Lane. _ Stevens Hands Fighter _ Stiff Penalty for New - Orleans Incident GRAND RAPIDS # — “Floyd! Stevens, president of the National Boxing Assn., handed an indefinite suspension to Kenny Lane, 5th- ranked lightweight boxer from uskegon. Lane was placed on temporary suspension last week by the Louw isiana State Athletic Boxing Com- mission, charging he failed to ap- his candidacy for free holder in Bergen County, NJ. Overflow World Series crowd motored to Secaucus for opening of a new bowling alley by Ed Franco, former Fordham Block of Granite. __ Based on average attendance per date (not per game), Boston (16,421) and Chicago (16,144). ‘Poorest is Washington with 6,667. In the NL the ee : Poorest NL franchise is the Polo Grounds, with 10,129 ... Grid Giants set aside Oct, 21 game with the Steelers as a benefit for Denver Medical Center. OLYMPIC BOXING FINALS EXPLODE OCT. 17 One of the greatest amateur boxing shows of all time is due to explode in the Cow Palace, San Francisco, end of the starting Oct. 17. It is the U.S. Olympic boxing finals. neither team field's team 16-45 (low total wins); collegiate champions, National AAU kings, Army, Medlock. —_jover the Walled Lake course. | Navy, Marine and Air Force, titleholders, will third time oe matin gry ig, acts Wilson | compete. | Bot ” thes were | Bil fey, Bob Schoesberger rger in| The 10-man Olympic team will try to outdo the ex- : — | | second a — neal Glad ine to and /ploits of the '52 squad which included Floyd Patterson, teams, as selected Witson * ohnson duets atiata,: ean in the pres sth and Bob Smith (9th). Jay's Norvel ee — oo and Nate Brooks. nin sake oe Success of Walt Alston may spell the-end of the road champions. oeeae aan sow™*/for the comparatively small clique of headline names en Ele ee a ie ee major league managerial posts, 7 mos runners , a at} Kerby Farrell is reported to be a leading candidate to ithe All-Stars and Plante for the their 25th victory in two years, and hole nade! in sound per-\Sth in a row for this season. They/Succeed Al Lopez at Cleveland. Coach Jack Tighe may %1| formances lost take over Bucky Harris’ spot at Detroit. momentous inning in the locker in-yesterday's York Yankees, l winning single room after the game. Robinson gives some detail on the game the 10th inning, 1-0. MSU May Try. Aerial Attack Spartan Passers Have Thrown Only 7 in Ist Two Games tries and one completion in two games: That's the passing record of the Michigan State quarterbacks so far this season. -It’s not a record that's likely to make opposition coaches worry about the Spartans throwing a few. Instead of spreading out the defensive backs to cover a lot of ‘territory, coaches are more Iike- ly to bunch them behind the line , to help stop the MSU running’ game—as Michigan did Saturday. That's why you're likely to/see Michigan State passing more in the homecomer here Saturday against Indiana. | Michigan State needs to prove it AP Wirephote| ee ° Ten neighbors ‘resumed’ modern- day football relationships hip in 1950. | Fiction Becomes Fact - Flectronics Invadin “CHICAGO W—Four years ago wrote a Admiral Dan Gallery's piece in the Saturday Evening Post was received as an amusing story by had ho intention of filling the con- tract obligations. It appears thé contract Lane and Petrosky signed majors after becoming the first Negro to crash the barrier, took: a eee q - or after the Louisiana State Com- mission the Muskegon’ “football folk at that time, mals have used a similar device ‘of on ~ exhibition games without of electronics. set the Cleveland Browns and the se gethag abt mg Pea ccd ig the {National Football League. * *» ;* Today, pro football is astir over electronic Anvasion of the instructions to players the/ field. The Cardinals, it id be remembered, lost five “But with the gadgets, they up- Eastern Conference of the NEL fensive alignment better from the press box,’’ said Assistant Coach Chuck Drulis, “and tell our de- fensive signal caller what to ex- pect.” 3 * *- = . In beating the Giants Sunday 35-27, Drulis and Charlie Trippi correctly anticipated 50 per cent of the Giant plays. Trippi also called. numerous offensive plays one of which set up a Cardinal tou * * * - The speaker-in helmet idea gen- erally credited to Paul Brown, the Cleveland coach, but the Cardinals have taken - bs @ sorene. veloped by the Phileo Corp. An electronic piece about the size of a silver dollar is installed in the helmet and wire cables are set in the turf enciteling the field. The ground cables amplify the voice from the press box to the player who carries the device in his helmet, * LJ * “ The Chicago Bear's, the. Detroit Lions and the New York Giants reportedly plan fo install similar lifts its suspension against Giant General Marikg- Sia Seve were y lowa Jost to Notre Dame. j So the Spartans, with their hard- hitting line and brutally effective tunning/ game, have to be favorite. ; dery Gilmer of the’ Detroit Lions had only four of 122 passes intercepted in Nationgl League games {in 1955. j Pa ll Teams Still tlabhaten Gridirons sr pi it's terrible” but “we may be forced to use it.” in Oakland County’ Play area were Pontiac, Southfield, Lake Orion, Or ie and Utica. In contrast/to squads with un- defeated marks, there are 15 The list of undefeated, untied high school football teams.in the Oak- land County area is dwindling week by week. Five schoolboy squads fell by rene in the wayside in last week's action, cutting the field of unblemished) Winle slates to 11 . : ¢ records after four weeks of the 1956 season ate Walled Lake, | Waterford, East Detroit, Orchard Lake St. Mary, Rochester, Ro- | meo, Memphis, St. Rita ot Hazel Park, Lake Shore and — s teams include West Fitigerald, Roseville, ' select group of unbeaten, un- equipment. er Ray Walsh wid Coach Jim Lee EAST LANSING ® — Seven pass area that have yet .. ‘teams, with their records in. “7; (Bobo Faces U.S. Tax Lien| SAN FRANCISCO # — The In- Injury Aids Rather Than Hurts Nieder | LAWRENCE, Kan. # — Nieder, U.S. Oympic shot putter, | thinks a knee injury suffered dur-' the summer will help him DOBBS Smertiy Tyrolean in mood, the new Dobbs / TYROL ie traveling in the best sporting circles this Fall. Try ome on today. 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AVAILABLE FOR NEW CARS WITH 14” WHEELS Facing a 6-0 deficit going into the last quarter, Anderson swept around end for the tying touch- point for the margin of triumph. ‘Coach Bil Golden’s Little Red- Skifis Were then called on to stop Clarkston inside the two-yard _liné with four minutes of game time remaining. Eddie Olds’ game-sav- ing tackle on the two, which halt-' ‘led a 40-yard sprint, enabled Mil- ford to stop four Clarkston rushes. Tom Johnson tallied the Wolves’ {touchdown in the 1st period, . Feed PIY (/,NOV. /, DEC. /, JAN. Ed Williams Tire Co. >. - ~~ ee he ee Vy ee eee a Let us flush your radiator now, stop rust and leaks and_refili with anti-freeze for winter- long protection. Always be sure to use only PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE °2'° “ Genuine Ford ALCOHOL ..... 112 cu This new Algonquin® * captures men — with case The Nettleton Algonquin, long famous for its comfort, now appears in a sleek, three-cyelet design, very much in line with the look of men’s fashions this season. The’ unique Algonquin seam is sewn by hand, to make the shoe smooth as skin inside, and almost as flexible. It costs abit more—but it’s extravagant to pay less! STOP STALLING Get quick starts this winter. Bring your car in for our expert tune-up. Don’t forget our credit plan on repair work. ICY OWENS. Service Dept. : DOW! FE 5-4102 3 S pe 7 4 Today! : 2 f - - ! 451 ‘. Saginaw at Raeburn = TN <. \ 4, ye = PELL hi IS SSS : y = , “ : : Tomorrow!”, . . calls for Corby’s Whatever the occasion... its better with CORBY 'S One of America’s favorite whiskeys—smooth and satisfying “a : “> nr BLENDED WHISKEY.~86 PROOF ~68.435 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS—JAS, BARCLAY & CO. LIMITED, PEORIA, ILLINOIS ree J ne Gittua i 1 ‘th 4 4 : : i i The handsome dog is leading the unperturbed little miss by the wrist—but does not her tender skin with his teeth. He is one of Chariey Frank's trained 3 i Sports Briefs bg ff E p ih tt . + i F ii a7 si BSS a ! : | : ? ; Fs : do not happen in Britain!" dogs, to be featured in a demonstration of training at tonight's Pontiac Press-PHS “phys-ed” Hunt and Live” program at school gymnasium. Five-Day Test ~ “a + . | ee OTOo 401 $. Saginaw EXCHANGE CO. dogs,’ Monday’s finale will feature an “pen event. Trophies go to wirmer, with place hounds getting ribbons. MOTOR TUNING Fast Service—Quality Work 4 eamennampahmadedil Fred Stanley is trial chairman 5 rt 3 ~n # 2-792 © oo Ralph Thwing the sccretary. SSRSERSRSReeeeeeEe eRe BEsenaneens NOW! COATS LAYAWAY PARKS ae ee ea a eae ae a a et Beagle Trial Begins Oct. Ill ocsc Hunters Bag Antelopes Wooliever, Dr. Jones, Finkbiener Successful on |. Yellow Supplants Red for Hunters | HUNTE gne’s tomorrow's TV today! Actually one- third emailer and less expen- sive than any other of ite type. G-E TV goes where you go! Teke It to the Patio Take It to the Sick Room You'll want one with you wherever you travel . . . indoors or out. Now TAKE YOU “Take It to Your Hunting Cabin” PROGRAMS WITH YOU “= c""=""=| HAMPTON and G-E BRING YOU Take li io the Kitchen or Laundry R FAVORITE TV Take it on Trips MODEL 177025 In Beautiful Bronze Case 825 W. Huron LARGE 17” PORTABLE TV. (diagonal measurement) TWO COLORFUL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Now $1599 HAMPTON ELECTRIC MODEL 17T026 In Red and FE 4.2525. | A. |. BOGUE, Mgr. 63 N. Perry St.—FE 2-4151 HUNTING In addition to all the other AAA benefits, every member of the Auto Club who is injured by firearms while hunting in the field is protected with valuable benefits within the limits of the buge group accident insurance policy that matically covers all members. ns $1,000 in a fatality; $1,000 for losing two eyes, arms, hands, feet; $600 for losing an eye and $260 for losing one eye. And there are hospital if you are goin’ hunting this fall, joining the Auto- mobile Club of Michigan before you go is important as your gun. Prudent joining by the hundreds. “AUTOMOBILE CLUB ef Mchigan about as are VISIT OR PHONE YOUR NEAREST. OFFICE I need help for overloads of lug- i} gage, | Sengers. for extra pas- units fit be- CHEVROLET “* Low = PRICES ON ALL CARS! Mu i. J, ‘ Fi i ¢ ik % & 54 ¢ A see tty wy wae ~ segment Mer ee e a J. 2S ee, ae = hse x= é =e WU *e, BY THE KINGS C TRUFFLES! f, UY), Lf Mp if Vf, 444 VE Yj Noho eT... Ain 2 ‘ra mp eee MEN X We SND QUIET, YOU BRAMBLE-FACED OLD By Leslie Turner \ARGINE WIDIN’ MONEY DNDER A CAR SEAT. YLL JAKE A OATTRESS ANY REMEMBER 1 MORTY MEEKLE ee cae TT pre gi Val ald é 3 #7 ia = “i aS Witte! © GR Ri, 1966 by NEA Service, Ine. T.M. Reg. US. Pat. Off. . You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES” Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section | Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying end seil- ing problems. DIAL FE 2-8181 To Place Your Cee eee eee ee ee Hee kane eee eee ee eer etree ewe (etek ew ee wee & i - (0-46 eee ca mannan ¢ fi f Ley Well, gee! I had to see where I was going, didn’t 17" | * .-T’ WARSH YOUR EARS AN’ BACK O' YOUR NECK ? OUT PY T’ TELL YA, HOW NOW WHEN .. it tint i: wt aw cn oe ee | le Di el Si Lee wees ase eee sdineee neaee ee bee BEGGEREESEEES esas eegh eset Les mae fe.) * Ballots Will Be Valid Oakland County Clerk Lynn D. nied Absentee | ry : "sd : ; I 4 i | ti 2 | Total_to. Hit 6 Million n Cars an Tees... be ' | . ' “We want Balt, & Ob... ae ik Allen said today that about 340 Cedar ) the extra Bengt Po eal 1368, absentee batten, sepet| ees a . 4 oe igger : if uC 10 | alge 7 . oe ~ Bas ‘ be . ‘Thursday, Oct a 7:80 : . vl ‘ Boeing Nat ae tty ' pu Lattues/ly gent overseas—will be counted)", Trani’ ©°C. Hewes. Ray- : ) i - |hould pt Borg Ware Met svee St | Mo. 1, 100-195 by, 8 Valid if cast in the Nov. 6 elec-/ mond Ruggles, W. M —Adv. -4 ’ ness and ake ado a or Remainder of 50°. ~paee ae ba. | 1.00-1 said state gave as- d . i says Burrougea 7s, 403 Nett & oe FO Ne Fa tet ae oe ene 1 1-128 bu: surances voters would not be News in Brief - $1 combined S Ba: 12 Ree oe te: al SPOR HRN SEAR "thal ced eh One nn paionn 3 : ke ‘. lta, three : Bt Rest Airtin -« 8 :* cao oo er’s mistake on the non-partisan) oy gm. winbaum, sz, of a%¢| DETROIT — The automakersjaverage assembly volume within) strictly retail $83 Gene tn Gi’; oat sup vacs _ |Suélicial balllot. The title “Justice|, coin Ra, Walled Lake, was have scheduled of near-/the next few days. At full scale|sale outlets. 13.4 & Bi .. ee oe jot the Supreme Court” was not : . ly 512,000 passenger cars for Octo-jlevels each can roll out approxi- 8 Pan A.W Air’. 114] CHICAGO, Oct. 8 ( steady: to 30 days in the county $26 Panh Evl ..... 91.6 receipts 394,000; | prices under the name of Justice! i. ator . They will build even more in|mately 35,000 units weekly. Each oc. so ee ee ee ge @uirames neue, be onid. a — guilty to drunk November and December. The| undoubtedly will hit that level dur- : i "hcseeat 7 - Headland a SS Allen said 300 other misprinted|@"""™ Syiven Like Jus jtotal for the year’s final quarter|ing the final quarter of the year. * 8 steady; recetpts 10,100: wholesale “not distributed © tice Joseph Leavy Tuesday. may well exceed 1% million units.| Crosssection surveys by trade . 2. bn : ‘or| Dallots not were or- : 4a.4| during prices unchanged; SLs" mediums|dered destroyed last week. The\** “rested Oct. 1 by Wolverine That would give a 1956 total of publications indicate a quite gen- mee rs. Thg sags etandarde 30%; dirties 20%; OMT-\Dettee Allen said, took responsi-|-*** Police. ; about’ six million cars. eral belief that total deliveries for th se — bility for the mistake , Last year the industry built «1956 will be only slightly behind 34 ; Pleading guilty to speeding. record - smashing 7,920,000 cars— tHe production total. However, the! DETROIT EGGS Secretary of State James M, R. . : : > Cet, 10 (AP)—Prices Pai! tare meanwhile, urged that bal-\J0™es R- Woods, 45, of 24 Lill some 800,000 more than.were sold.\car makers started the year with on aire eaves included, federal vend We , ourities be ‘checked ;St.,. paid $25. in fine and costs Wie wit more. than 800,009 cars in stock | ae i [Friwhnen: Cede A jumbo 04-88 weighted to make gure the error has not ae C. Leib of Sciutiend| be down becanse the industry it- | The industry's prediction tig. a Hum, 34SOYAS Wi a8 Ie Oe aa [occurred elsewhere. Township yesterday pat sate iauhes 1 tase ot pom alhgg Qeathand | Sen. atiouien ove 38.7 52 Peewees 21. . ‘ — = 28. Grade A jumbo 3; 48- ‘ ’ 3. Ralph, 22, of 3020| date that surveys showed dealers | something in excess of 200,000 | Det Raison... “4 i ‘s a iC large ie ae 5 7 Milles Statue Garden Ct., Highland Township,| ®0l@ing more than 904,000 new | units. Doug Aires Ba. 4] Gite orete’s satre large: ot; lores Just Not Dressed [8 setvine * 6-day sentence in the) S8re in inventory. Today dealer | 15 the midst of considerable Du Sone i982 - FiOS: meee Se. % us Oakiand County Jail after plead-| Mventories no longer present & | sceculation about how much higher Du_ Pont. 98.2 : Beowas: Grade A exten tetas ©; oo problem. They are down below . East Air L..., 50.2 - 3E.8)4t; medium 31-33; small $2-22%. Chec ee ing guilty to drunk driving before 1957 model price tags will be in- a1 f t El auto L.. 902 jenna ee or Ulvic L/u y Keego Harbor Justice James po ig wig sagen ceoggenn yy J = dustry sources hear that one pro-| vies 23 me a4 : cruee 5 sac emia ok DETROIT @ — Poor “Sun- : : ? for increased volume. ages couple oy Bas ; 83 4 vale Oh on track 331; total Ue. (Slitter.” She's back in the base) pummage sale at 10s. m. Thurs.) The higher volume is needed toland an increase on a third series. O46 a ; supplies moderate; de-/ment of the Detroit Art Institute'and Fri, Oct. 11 and 12, 286 N.iget the numerous models of all! The line.to be given higher + Os is shineton|@gain because she’s a mermaid/Saginaw. Held by B'nai Israel makes to the market ~ |tags is this particular sah on : 4 et sth rene agi ae ~AdV.! ‘The industry hit a near-record|larger volume series eS ; : tiacs 9.18-2.40. ' ; se ‘et 3" alley Pon mermnaid. ane! her Goiphia ty the roneenge: Foe Orcharé Lake|°¥..™ production Mes go ven song se mg ogee 4 83 ptor Carl . Twice) 8 te ; Oct nately 190,000 cars. hh SS ga ote a tkae 423 ‘ ie art insti has offered it to 12, 3 to 8. Adv. |™ passenger ie bee 413 : 31 . 818 . mA - ay 42 oi « 15 . M4 +a eit) 92 i . i114 75.2 ar) 46. ‘ : 59.7 1.7)¢ but ' been set for the wedding. i ae ez;make on the city’s youth. r, v.| makers are down for, or just | without argument by the sverage _ — + ' 7 completing, their model change- new car seeker, : . * ti. ee 8 seers and Rummage sale, Fri. & Sat. 128] overs. Chevrolet got into 1957 Gingellville © +466 26.5 : W. Pike St. v. They add that the average new : = AT 187 10. ity Adlai Thanks , model —, the start of the retailer probably will have Pl : P. tl ke oF ses ie ny County Sheriff — Rummage sale, Youth Center, Prevent month; rosea Pengo little or no difficulty getting closer IONS FOUUC ‘to Queen Ji ae 9 ounty oneri Lake Orion, Fri. and Sat. —Ady.| Sa8 to Sate momentum at atv (to full list price for models ; 55.5 45 : and Sat. Ady. many : a : 33) cuithe: cot on te; A local Republican leader had Rummage sale; C. 1, Building sm ae : Leplae Bg ans sy — or ommunity _ ; : early and r A. +| Both these leading volume pro-jof the new I. a . 2 4 or Ba foe ch Vealere 18-00-91 high vchotce himself a souvenir today when a|S¢40 Williams Lake » Priday,/ducers should be close to thelr this conviction to the better inven-| GINGELLVILLE — The Gingell-| The London Daily STOCK AVERAGES and prime very scarce, up to 30.06-«: Oct. 1 ' NEW YORK. Oct. 9—Compiled by the/SBove: utility snd standard 2 at letter arrived at his office from 2th, from 9 to 9 “Ady. * —ltory situation and the styling and ville mu Club is. having] in ‘8 dispatch from Associated “50 6 uw @ 8h lable ; not enough sheep Democratic Presidential candidate Rummage sale, Birmingham : i | incorporated their monthly mneting for all mem- Indust. Raile Util, Stopks/4Nd, lambs offered. early to make | Adiai Stevenson, Congregational Church, 348 N in the new models. bers and their friends, vherag | pe TY Ce Oat Y | eos parent Oakland County Sheriff Frank Coun Deaths at 7 p.m. A potluck dinner wil Net change... $18 3 ss Woodward Ave. Thursday, October affair Previous day. 2682 1393 70.46 177.7 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Irons received the letter from Chi-)i1th Open 9:00 a. m. isso a ee Week 490... 933.4 129.5. 10.2 174.7 GO. Oct. ® (AP) «epa) -. cago today thanking him for the ; p f tive Assn * * Month ago. ae] A aa = paiable ‘hogs, 3.50; ‘generally A se- efforts of his department in escort- sale, Stevens Hall, Walter E. King [0 eCci ' Plans concerning the club's ac- lose high 15.3783 188.1 769 191 Sitively few butcher “hogs over i "tb: ing the Stevenson party to Pontiac Exchange Street entrance, Friday, OXFORD — Service for Walter ‘ tivities will be made, 1966 how sercnnogite 1902 $04 1114 moet 9 and, F Bo9-tee Ie, butchers 188-/t abor Day, Oct iitapm. Adv. E, King, 7, of 2460 Noble Ra. SEEKS OFOUP Views 1988 low. ......203.1 144.0 67.2 148.6/225 Ib. sorted for grade 18.35 -16.60; a few | “1 think I'll write and thank him — Fi Wenders + paetior’ infoons email ots, 9 20 Th agen ibds- tee: for the letter and tell him I am| If Your friend's in jail and needs) DO At 2 Pam. Pile : . 3. Nephier Co.) nal Mattes Te * tows 1425-1978: 9 goog Republican,” commented!) Ph. FE 5-0424 or MA 65-4031, reer — Ral po WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- shade tp basice peed "iaigh Tee Yoon . Salanie cattle 8.800; calves «jy, te. |Trone after reading it a second — Chapel Memorial Coahitess Mr. Sulgwin tabber Co": «162 16-8|good cand choice’ tenry, stand te strone time. ; King died in the Colonial Rest Ge ame Se | Business Notes [te sre Monde. ster moot ‘owell Elect, Mtr. Co.* < : : +8 : Mtl, Prod.* 11: 12.4 | steady; heifers ing high /good ang MISSING Fiane Lan new The Prophet Got... 1883-4 Richer: ‘ther radon monty peeaty: tome! Safely at Flint Field Tyre Sl men Gabe e Ret Se Og: H \grading utility and better mostly steady; |DOre mt Fie The Pontiac Life Underwriters|Mrs. Raoul Caron of Oxford; a Fotede Batson Cos 94 ALE "igjcanners and cutters, mostly’ strona ala = »..,(#0n, Russell King, of Detroit; four che sale; bid and asked. poe & eae a her; ers signa” FLINT — A private plane Assn. held its monthly breakfast brothers, Anson and George of posals 80 el a bear gg pe meeting at the Waldron Hotel this'Vermontville, Moses of Central “!p | m Royale 4 j * % + . | J Poultry % s efor | to M ei new Say ; de ‘ P29 oui H, ne rad and poy - veh rd pepe gyneAce, Oot (AP tire i? were high The iat Well district tg Sage meccan wt Fai“ wet. Roy Wheiple lay at berey Se “ 00 occupants, Wellington Mott e e| y : the $ receipts 1,481 ; (Mon ‘ ris -21.00: , surance Co., his “The sass pri “2 imaged hea hone’ 1hee-t6 m ws i: ‘be sedate’ use man a - yon crn fhe ace ‘The| LAKE ORION — Arrangements ight hens 13%-14%: old roosters 13-14: bulk canners agi cutters €.09-10.28; util. s they circled , for Mrs. Roy (Nellie) Whelpley, caponettes under @% Th 10%-20%; over rela bulls 13.00.1406; few|Houghton Airport four times and 22, of 1023 Heights Rd., will be 4% Ib 22-23; tom turkeys 29; duc ial bulls up to 14.50; : ‘ ’ 23; White Rocks 19-20. a Wears, 19.00-23.00: cows snajthought that would cancel the AT&T Re Upturn _‘[#mmounced later. Mrs. Whelpley, Veers 1h00-18 28" toad of ent Plane that had them due in|” ports piven a lifelong resident of Oakland DETRO: het. 10 (AP) Prices paid meer, 2,500; "talsly orive: one dca Administration oe Operating —_— pent Gaiatale Pte ae poun : ii 1 lan : ; . after|@ , Foe. ; pin ha poke "Sera fe. came ‘ out sadz: officials said the plane, a single en-| NEW YORK’ (INS)—The Ameri- " brief ilitiess. Her body is at|interests 11-13; beets. type vousters 4-6 1b 15-12; 1 deck 32.00: 606 good ang sine amphibian, apparently Was can Telephone and Ti Co. riffin Funeral, Home, lers or fryers 23% lb.| Montana lambs out too hi he sighted elegraph Co. Sparks-G: a Whites “Ie-30, Gray. Crosses. 21, Mervea 20.00: eull to low 10.00- th to _— “ |reported today its operating rev-| Pontiac. sole See a tects sate UP i BieeS senate] = enue tn the quarter ending: Sept, She 16 survived by her husband f Dm a : qua: nding Sept Elevator. turkey hens 29. tly choice 0-102 Ib vestiings with G Pri her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John : abet snd th 7 decks rain Frices 30 amounted to $104,200,000, com-'5 Guest of Lake Orion: a soh : att good 8 OMICAGO GRAIN pared with $95,901,489 a year'Ney, and a daughter Jeanette, Farm families buy 10 per cept . cncsch On. 8 Un ees ; ; : of the new cars sold and 6 “aa Opening: —jeartier. - |both at home; two sisters, Mrs. cent of the old ones. w/ ‘A British Forest Products Re-|Dec .... 239% Det ...s6-. Hn Net income totaled $152,370,000 in| Genevieve’ Sleeper of y= Boneet , is /. \search Laboratory is testing high-/May ..7... 4330 Rees" “"*|the quarter this year, ® and Mra, Joyee Townsend of Lake chairman hartge apa ness ny gh re cubrents end garimal Sh °°": Fare BE oc HE hoe shock atts cc come blbde ar brothers, Edward andibe held Friday Insurance, each family in the Pnit- nage eee: May tosses | ings dipped, due to an increase in| John Guest, both of the U. 8. Airjon h ed States owns ah average of near-|"AYS 98 insect killers, at Pree Re costs: Te ete apg Shares Outstanding, to $2.70, com-|Force, Harold of the U. 8. Navy/Women’s ly five policies, — / ‘Risborough, i me tas” Des 2022 Beelpewed with $2.74, oo and Charles Guest of Oxford: '9:30 a. . ) 4 é * a ; + . 2 (, Se , \ \ 4 | . % A £ \ Ee aye? iv. ahs ee er ee ee ae ee ee we ee ee Leave Clothing but Steal 200 Pennies Cleaners at 869 Orchard Lake Ave. apparently 7 i + ; Eeayzi vl ‘COLLECTION OPENING FOR. MAN contact work. Weekly eal- ary. ear allowance. ne * « years of age. of Oakland Co, - Previous experience desired. Auto- menile necessary. home, FE 5-8607, REAL EST ATE SALES sifce: 2 taps Nis, bav zee hae, | a toe =n Plain , LE, 4 Ba weekly. re +-0use ater | “TRAINEE DS, pag opportunity for gn isterented “a — P wom- *pply * shift, Apply in “TED'S Woodward At Square Lake Rd. % became inne town Pontiac, Write i Sen % 1 Pontiac Press person ing. $10 _ Bitrglars who entered the Sylvan. _Press Box 1 103._ Opportunity | Man with a car for pleas- ant outdoor work. Perm- anent position for ‘the tight man. Salary and car weft sa Apply in person "Mr. McCully, Circulation Dept. . Pontiac Press Pe automatic screw ma- tor, after- noon shift. Able to set- ny on Brown & Sharpe and Acme Gridley ma-, Pf¥.2,,{0¢ Write Pontiac + miumas. calenders, noye ME P N PONTIAC AREA COMPLETED Meee | READY NOW. FULL TI START A CALL UN 44819 NOW Gordon- eae 18450 7a, Soerens HWY... ‘ i SALESMEN ‘REAL SSTaATE sipertenees Si selling. oye mee) ti ae po | and contacts. rata 3 REALTY CO. oan 7078 W. Heron at. sKiP - “TRA EXPERIENCED. et inside work, Call Mr. Neal, 40507. eas and bullding and “joan ExPa ‘vOLL TIME time arried, inalion i Sei FR eason r infor. Rumer mein ony Bloom SOD A FOUNTAIN pone it seta a w “Toa a AID FOR ALL “gute Ap athe te Log ~ tonne i &4 Rd. Be- nin . AS P scaval ditions. ca often fon “eon bil Pontiac Press L TIME ene hand grivese room. dee in, take ba children Pe jest Se hori, GEN ERAL HOUSEWORK, PLAIN COOKING FE 45015 | GIRLS, SS, WOMEN AND /¢ HOUSEWIVES “Avon calling’ women who need Christmas money. No exp. neces 8 Says. OF 20 le pm. time children. - Pontiac . be in, For working couple, 309 Voor: hele Ra. ~ EARN GOOD M6N- ey taking Christmas orders with fa” time No delivery - - iT 5 =. o Sey Saeer. oe | Sie hele pie Apply at Lounge, 1122 W. ey eH . . iC. . “w. . Apply in =|$220 A MONTH Receptionists Sey ee Anewer Bide. _s a ee ~ BPX Receptionists $220 A . MONTH an Bie pepe roms BIRMINGHAM * OFFERINGS ine alee Nae) Office Clerk $300 Some women with rood all tine, perme nent position a a necessity My wad i Gon line at B-l Riker Bide Fe bos bonis. GRAEBNER'S OF JOBS FOR GIRLS work while mother sais? school Help Wanted : AL JOBS OPEN IN ee vel mer, Europe. te $14,008 Qood pay and hewer givine’ experiene “five of ean Sad then avaliable, Reply Box 4, Ponting Press. SALI ES ‘HELP WTD.~ Expe referr ~ i t Ba Tecematye ei ons ‘C. SCHUETT | SALESMEN 2). Employment Agencies 8A Medical _Asst. $240 Sales eg sa work “Me anon ‘ick a snot s ( ; ime work of haved Hing on. $300 — pe aye ‘une’ etperienct able I Se things you're not’ using dhrough Classified Agel #. § DA ms leaning. MI pits the eee ee . sa sais RECEPTIONIST OTR ie nates i ae maton. 7. us ‘ihe 3 $00 Fraur $200 Seangea ea oe | GRAEBNER'S—Pontiac | 313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE 5-9277 WARNER, 8—ROYAL OA HINGTON 40 ‘ane ¥ to executive .... steel firm mi Ww ARE B Instractions PPP LPL LOL LL PL PAL. BESTWAY _ DRIVING SCHOOL Solar Call War ba880 or FE Moved hove from out of on + Oe } 4 B. Ph FE SG658 686 Stantey Ave = Building Service 12\59 ALL PLASTERING GUARANTEED. |; 100's and 100’s) $350 10) = machine ¥. x, or just tronings, OR tistics OR S418 a CUSTOM CARPENTERS Teme Ocrds 2 “Plattiey. EM LAYING CEMENT and ' A&B TRENCHING Ouaranieed work. Ph. FE large. ct, ts ee a ee : WORK and laces, PE: 23-2468. 5 ate CEMENT oe Erar™ Floors, basements. EM 3-4879 CEMENT & BLOCK work R AT FRE ae rAd AS Sooe 7 AND Son. N. Case, FE 2-2021, FE 2-804. ja arms tl SERVICE = Also chimneys. No » sae Sen A-1 MOVING-HAULING & al Basements cleaned, etc. FE 41615, 44288. - ; HAULING AND RUBBISH NAME Rubbish and gravel. FE iGHT - 0+ REASONABLE rates. FE 4-3403. LOCAL & ONE-WAY COAST TO COAST call LIGHT HA! RUBe _call_ OR 32-5818 aoe ¢ p.m. ~~REDUCED RATES Pontiac Farm and . Industrial Tractor Co. cia) stock Psinting & Decorating 20 20 18ST CLASS agg ged DECOR AT- ing. Int. me vias FLOOR LAYING age Pe hing. 155 Edison. Ph. HEATING SPECIAL oe arena ttaee iad rebuilt and |p red no anil 77 Taso chimneys and | Sera ete aes and coping ed. od tered co. FE 5-3701. HOUSE a4 equipped. 1G. FULLY 40450. L. A. Young. KITCHEN CABINETS Drawers & doors made to order, _feas. OR 3.2840. WO TF ING E) GUAR- oO DIGG weet Ly te Business Services 13 13 rvpEWwRITERS ANCE ne oa ‘aneens. vae poe aay ric 502 N, Johnson, ___ Moving & Trucking 1 19) w"Anytime. FE 8-005. | Scie PhantO siemens ccna CLEABED.— Adil Ter ome ae eo IS you AND HEA TRUCKING. ab hauled, Sand, fill dirt.| of furniture » LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH, | rE. pers Travel Agencies 25A 1 LANNING A TRIP? INTERNATIONAL TOURS — CRUISES — PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE 698 W. Hurop 8t PE 8-325 Wtd. Children to Board 26 26 PEN Pe A GOOD HOME POLL 7mm TIME eo ‘FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home __Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 une cone. $15 AND SCRAP _metal. MY 2-5402 +4878. Wa re WTD.: ANTIQUE DISHES. ES. LAMPS, furs, MY 21831. __Money Wanted 28A $1, 00. 6 PER CENT INTEREST ON mortenge_ om om, wane 6 feterest plus Sotal"Ma Tiel” Wanted to Rent 29 ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE Close to Pishers and home. tiac Ph. FE tesa, 2 dren wants 3 or 4 room furnished apt. In OR 36441. . _Wtd. _Transportation 31 RIDE WANTED. Rom ' CoM merce to Detrott Maa of ix =~ a Rrs. 8 wid. Contracts, Mtgs, 32 32 et ee NEED MONEY? Have buyers for land contracts son = hg any contract you hare “PONTI AC R Ee a $290, 000 At our on to purchase 731 B “ROOF REPAIR __Bavest _ ~~ General ra oe on RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL! papering. Steam service. Com- MODERNIZATION aL: merce, EM N. &-l PAINTING INTERIOR AND ATION, ADDITIONS. COM-| exterior Papet hanging, Mason PLETE BUILDING SERVICE.| Thompson, FE 4-860 EASY TERMS Roger A. Avthier/<“EareriNG, INTERIOR © EX erior 10 per cent disc. for cash _Guaranteed, Pree est. FE 49205 INSIDE AND MAINTENANCE too Wallis washed, FE PA ING. WA atte WASHED. Pa- ¢ Ci r removed, B. co Fr sandusty. PED 22706 hg ad AND DECORATING. voncetabe FE 2-2116. PAINTING — PAPERHANGING, ; OR _3-7061 PAPER TANGING “AND AND DEC. £21 _or i ___Physio-Therapy 2 Z1A SWEDISH MASSAGE & ~~. technique. 72 AIR ‘COM PRESSORS ARC WELDERS ‘ 1 rchase __ Television Service "23, ftv aie"aprass gt COPENMAYER'S RADIO & TV e foe tails, PE ast "| WM. H. KNUDSEN 1 Fatale Bask Bide, ne PE Se | AS q BUYERS WAITING / We . conn. teou “fhive, epaii S epee i your Se camer oting ind of nd “Office ee bab: 8-0441 oF vate fos) Ted Mitchell's 123 4 7 at ae & Bn : 23 sae Cub ae ee saga? and FOR BOB MAHAN. To Buy—To Sell—To Insure MAHAN | ALTY CO. REAL’ zative Now’ Estate. omends prem eek 1075 ome "> re 50069 CONTRACH S WANTED rule "Savery waiting What have yout Reanmeeeis Givoash Saeae +4 small en 4g B.A oe toned contract Huron Bt. Open Eve Ere Ast for Me, Clark. r: 10% Discount om the sais of your bentraet i a you se 1 tee M. Stout . Realtor. > 2 oot | BARGAIN? Lots of ‘em Fin the Wack Adel 7 y i t * . Anprox. 5 ations age A ‘ 4 room IM WRIG Realtor Kooity pike. 8 mgt fiened | yb Oakiand ave” SUF PMEE, ALE eee: a be aah tm tor ie cet ATTRACTIV FURN. ROOM IN ne ’ Per kient + ee | See ily sareater. | eorge R. Irwin) 1 ee oe | eee a siete ie Ws ae | P= baum or Fe ee 4 car garage. $10,- < ot. 81,0 room ant. partaly furoaned, fom en 6 Mores | FOR COLORED ed vedsinn = eS eee wou tae eats at“ fa ak MRA Se: A . €, HAYDEN, Realtor "| Ger EB. Waiton PZ 1 Open Eves, | 3° 3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE cp ge baby ase +77 + a son St. near Sth, t. 3 rooms, private bath ound r. Adults. Us for exper appeaisst ot | Utilities paid. FE25236. bee jet our =| ROOMS ATE res L en for inspection dally from a ae a FEderal 86918 | GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS A NE, One and A Half Acres room Segre, nt gene OR For Rent Miscellaneous 42 mpi pipe Fen,gronos. we ~ SFr Sale Houses —43| Built in 1955 blocks to ie 5 it to you to- bea? i ify i # e 4 4 a Northern. resoris ‘ ROOM FURNISHED APT. 600. tsourence oe ee ge 10 ee BON REM TONS song ROGUE PORMINED. CLOSE Sse? cea Senter: ote red. at Say Total Price $5,950 $12,000, $3,500 down. §7¢ month. LISTINGS WANTED ‘Ser PRIVATE ENTRANCE. fest. 848 pet mon. ‘See you" BUY P = E Tixsone ir Bites atest SSS seers roa aT the r ares/ AThs Uhion Lake 4. 66 heated. 4 j Roger B, Henry, Inc). | fetudmg utilities, Ul 33191. De- Fine Large Home : $1 Main st. 1949 @. ‘Auburn Re. ‘roll. Lt OL 1-4it ) OL 191i fe A ig gee . ; at YTON, . m kitchen with | ? = ished apt. heat & fu en ‘ : don Se : ee Client wants well-located modern |. ished. erane yt | iat. . with pear wl mg Toom. FE 20263 es & or ¢ room home, vate ont, $16 & week, OR with ” walk In closets "and REALTY CO, REALTORS ROY KNAUF, Realtor |<)Socine Lexie 3 ROOMS ® | for lesse at lavatory Up. ent, ext ania ncn 26%) W. Muroh OA 0.3399 FE 2-1421\"tant pe eine - 4 Evenings, Call FE al eee xe apace fess ty Ndwin. and bath. Fe Ot | OFFER > wee oe EEDED FAST _ |sacuai Vine heat.” Near bis, couple. ae Ee | Templeton APT., GARAGE FOR after 4, FE 42970, -1701 * Sook agiomntie ent and garage. | Baldwin Geran 4 ROOM 5B Whittemore St ) GLEAN 1 ROOM & KITCHENETTE | UF ROOMS & BATH. i ganar nd ant orem Tessnable Cows payer men, 201 Balivin ching, welcome, utes turn. FE 8 room home with tour bet- | UNION LAKE AREA sep aghDAMS REALTY CO. |... CLEAN MODERN | EPPICIENCY | oo ose -5 ‘iD Pol. pt * Tredee dieee Lovely @ room plus large family Alter 6, cell OR 22420 wai, “ight, ‘and "gee, OM 34006, | O88 Neat. FE. 4-738, terms. Tits u's food clean room and sereened ity at once. : bath, Rent Apts, Furnished 33 AY futznet ox lake, Hes | » nour ana auth wih 9 ene ~ ne | al id bath, with 1 SSULD OM BABY WELCOME. SUH ORLY 4 wa. 25D nua, an | KG. HEMPSTEAD ‘only. 29-0663 must see to fate, $00 monthly. including | 102K. Muron LAWRENCE W.._ ly located on jot 1 ——~ location, Lake priv : eat | ee eet location, Lake priv, on ia Set Beer ad GAYLORD) “fekus SoAn ee Ey Rent Houses Furnished 35 : OS Pie cg ee on; Wedroom, i too 2 or 3 adults, Pvt, bath and entr. ee a stole dows. $88 month, s of nice lot. Zoned commer- Dr Cursors’ Foot Cline, 181 W. |? BDRM, HOT WATER, SHOWER. : gegen tial, ‘This ia ideal spot for eabl- : 3 Cedar island Lk, 917 Farnsworth. large net shop, bump tg fe net 4 . me “vith or withon utilities, 10 pon : : A miles to Pontiac, Lease through | May 36243 ,| 1 AND 3 B ROOM AR se iakefront, modern. MY 7 BEDROOM HoUss WiTH FULL ey & parece. Walled Lake. __MaArket 4-23 se aticeenigaeenccprecameranie 3 ROOM & BATH NEARLY NEW | furniture. Nr. cor, Willlams & payment, Bewstiful modern to ig Eprints =| POTLTIAGE | Pe: Femeton, Relay * fenced yard, R GARAGE. | 5 THE “BIRD” TO SEE sm Onin ton bate 7 Belews S| “once mcour | Suet lene ieee Babe JACK gee Mamet dgraeeacttons| Fie foaiee ae ice es:| | SAAR, iara estas | Re ares . iroux-F GENE AL, REAL a Huron. : UxE APTs. LARGE 3 —\iODERN APY. TBEDROOM, NEAR PONTIAC Mo- : Newlyweds, bachelors, office rt wa «undry privi-| tor only. $100 a mo. OL | HB io. en, : w 3 houses, close es. Adults only | yrile Dr. | _2-3031. : . Mat Sa60t Fe 82706, 24 ee Gall’ after 4 3 ROOMS AND 5ATH me: owen CLO GOREN 3 ROOM BASEME: SWOoK Py 1 BLDC PROUT | ita -ROOM 9 ‘ entr & se aise - pc ah sg Tel-Huron. 930 LaSalle. b LOVELAND | erase eres) 3 nites I oe cine Gs oe ala” atts | fesnine : $108 Case Lake RA. Kevgp Mather | Sows gr “init Soest Sen Yous, on | SUBURBAN $BDRM. % ee Gere cela | PEGE men reece) | i |. RED HORSE CORP. | fay samt as | Oe eee oe | ace OH DOCTORS! % UNION COURT a ee oe oe, B.| K. G. HEMPSTEAD | ita’, ) 49284 Pars wwacome. Te Port 5 On es | formation sal Mrs, Spears, PE| REALTOR | / FE 43581 A ' 1050 W. HURON: ST. Be x aa os a : Ave. : ARTLY rag Here's just what you've Unfurn. near cider ‘homes tn all '* WALLED CARE HEATED 7 Fw. rate ae DRAYTON PLAINS SEEBALDT ST. Ciitttcn ES WITH HOME 4 BEDROOMS HOMES 1 Te Ms ff g Persea tala ee kan “Slltora gy SO 24 ft. ion boom.) basement with i pa Fetter: LISTING EERVICE WEST SIDE : a schools, bug and grocery . is with $2,000 down and $75 oe he ents, H. W. Bigelow 6o4 W, Huron &t. rE FE Russell Young REALTOR-BUILDER COLORED A tew brand new 2 and 3 bungalows. y $200 down, plus mtg. costs to GI Veterans. 4-Family Brick Terrace rooms each, featw is laces, ef 7 i in ment with outside entrance Off heat, commercial T OFFICE PRIVILEGED HOMES Leslie R. Middleton FE_ 8-6003 WE TRADE — aeement home. Cedar Ts- basement Tae Ben 5 basement, Full bath. Low down payment, dinie : t clinic oF offices. $32,500, oon tg few_2 and 3 bedroo nished, Priced sell Owner transferred, Must fell coz on very easy terms, See @ wood bedrm. home — larg BA rn ranch home. . Really John Kinzler, Realtor 670 W. Huron St. : FOR COLORED los ce : T. G. TROCKE COUNTRY LIVING $650 OR TRADE R. J. VALUET, Realtor : AVE. FE 5-000) poe Oe eee er ee eS eee ere ee “PINE LAKE new 3 bed- $1,000 DOWN eee SYLVAN 2003 Orchard Lake ave. FE 64418 After @ p.m. EMp. 32578 0 ; BUILD OR BUY? | LLOWING AND _ - Leslie R. Middleton Waterford ton ~ 4206 Dixie Bwy, Eves. Till 8:30 TN. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 6-108 ‘Open Eanes terms eras, William NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. Huron FE 56-8183 floors, walls, Pull basement with large frait eeller. Delco F.A. Of] fur- 6 FAMILY TA IN $500 a month. 19 rms @ apts. 1 for caretaker or owner ‘ and bath); twe $550 DOWN New 4 reoms and beth all finished, on % acre, North suburban, quick possession. It won't last. : ARNOLD REAL ESTATE 210 8. Telegraph Rd, $300 DOWN 4 bedroom atarte: home with asement on nice level lot, good location with lake priv. Don Me- Donald OR 3-2837. East Side City of Pontiac 7-Room Brick 2 Baths ’ 1 Bedroom Down Full Basement Only $11,000 Only $2,000 Down WM. A. KENNEDY eT Ww. me Te +3560 $1,500 DOWN aes eae et tubs, garage & more pa ply ree osat Steesens bees cation a e « business CALL NOW. |. R. Hiltz £ | Sout priess” trom, ito FE $066 "RE $5783] STOUT'S Best Buys Today STAIRLESS LIVING attached garage, vent o s Seowut boos prsed Saloe reproduction cos 900 with terms, FOR THE “REST” OF YOUR LIFE You can lve rent free ely income home cated quiet paved : * wt. M. Stout, Realtor : "ete bee, aan é jorrr Lor. el east side bufld- 24. W. Lawrence fire gae3 § i Bg ze 1 » ou low 3 "o : Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor , Sais or FE 5-0338 are looking for’ « $e, eS with, 000 hax rea estore _"iutiple Listing Rervice GI. SPECIAL $300 DOWN 1 move you in. ; é RAY O'NEIL, Realtor» /_ | REALTOR 1011 W. Buron PR sth Open 8 t 8 a 4 vs ak ea . Y 1 \ , ie a i Z ‘ oe oe Se ee MULTIPLE Johnson | FOR BETTER HOMES area of beautiful scen- YOUR CHOICE * ic : so hurry down to Stout's office right NOW! | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor all im- $800-— Eves. ~~ Next\to Gonsemere Power . CH lee. “Vake “petrticese, Pe eget _— pe BR ft. a Eirias serene NORTH SIDE on Cloverlawn, ¢ roads, city rE aanee sa ie vr §-0610 FE 23-3971 LAKE Es ed Lee iwi “a ' EL REALTY _ FE 5-1284 DREAM HOME AT. DARB LAKE COLONY- IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP 4 On of the m turesque Someating restricted, cx insure & ity of fine ividualized "| Sees Raphi ney after «oan ue Jol A. JOHNSON, Realtor custom-built home: ‘ Sib w tied eae Fifetl te iat EMPIRE 3-4672 NEED A FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classified ads to sell, rent, find a good job, FE 28181 is the ore ain eens, Soe ‘ANGUS ~ : PT UOE Vik M15 191 For Sale Farms 208-ACRE FARM ' RIDGEWAY REALTOR 875 Baldwin Ave. FE 40203 LISTING SER’ MARLETTE, MICH. 6 bedroom R. D, RILEY, Broker Lake Ré. PE ¢1 Elizabeth . 187 A FARMER'S FARM 19 acres, with § bedroom modern home,” large cow barn Nd stan- pee! S caietine 40 acres avail- able). at only $25,00, with Dorothy Snyder Lavender 7 Lors In crryY oF rae. OR 3-041, FE 45143. Saginaw Street: ‘eo f frontage in for 8 car showing ~butit--in- 1948, ofl-heat, 2 iave- ame gee Roy Mnnett Inc. 28. E. Mere Phew 8-466 Open Evenings.and Sunday 14 pass on R, R. on new Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor W. Lawrence $0101 or FE For Sale or Exchange 50 WILL TRADE 23-ROOM HOUSE IN teres ot land for Bfomily hours _in Pontiac OR 3-4706. Business Opportunities 51 bag hen eared oe IN BECOMING AW “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” “VARIETY STORE rial, : of oe Fs pepert fae 060 $0.000 down. HARDWARE Well established hardware tn fue moons ton yon eam MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION ik oa ~ emus Want Ad number! > i PARE At DOOR 10m} -npeoreers, Segue YOU ARE- |* Lucky. Skeet ats peed “as See f. CG. Oe EAYDEN, Realtor si 8, Walton PE 8-041 Open Eves. “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A, LANDMESSER, BROKER 8. TELEGRAPH R PARK at OUR FRONT DOOR Te giwaye pare to deal. ot BUCKNER ‘OFFICES ARE LOCATED: DRAYTON PLAINS 4812 Dixie wy, ‘WALLED Gane ant =, UTICA 4562 Van Dyke One block north across from bank “WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 Set Fae ees Sarva & STAT FINANCE CO. COFFEE SHOP leased, by appointment only, contract. CLARK REAL ESTATE| parks Se smn see _ Op fee Cates ware WE: COVER > THE STATE VARIETY STORE pening! — now —_—s Raph 3 ae f month Can doubled by gona operator, Only $3509-plus inventory, PARTY oon Rochester area, owner if, must eell, Valuable real estate with liv- ing quarters. Now grossing over $5009 monthly, wil! decrifice busi- nesg at inventory, ; HARDWARE STORE Just 10 miles north of Pentiac in the fastest growing area in Oak-| land County. ters. Business and tga ger ‘only | $3100 pits Ages th option to purchase real . may ie a UOR a is pe ‘seonale orice em re cites cet owner since Ground Floor) iis? ws “LOANS $25 to “to $500 Smee lame Skt! EINANCE CO. ba: Equipment only 2 yrs.’ * rgein. old, ae oy Ls din, phi poe Pa payments STATE-WIDE Be enANtEe NEALTOR 171% &. Telegraph «E4021 Partridge “BIRD”: TO sSEn ¥ j HAMBURG! When customer A... ® hamburg at he gets op main high-| No. hana “next easy dies. rent. this” profit ham ate oe ‘Sop “in enm nigh pre pe sry rosperous Thumb area town. ‘Bteety. renters I gee roonis. Own- SUPER GAS STA ee with 3 Toe eel “ai win = trade WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR RE ATE & BUSINESSES 1050.'‘W.. HURON’ ST. OPEN EVE. ‘til # — SHOP FOR RENT. COM-| etely furniched. Good business. -~—~-—-~~~— Swenr deceased, can OR 3-4876 __ after € p.m. Commercial Zonin Mere is a f,; room tr r hs, Large lot, Sem for business, AT es Priced attractively, ome. Dorothy Snyder | Lavender! nee W, morse” Pe puis PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. "FE 2-9206° 3 room living quar-| an get = a 7 W. Lawrence St, FE 43581) _ Home & Auto Loan Company + eee oe Hours 0 to 5; Saturde y @ tol “LOANS $25 ee)! ee 8500 MUNIT} WAAR 20. % E. 217 FRIENDLY SERVICE TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN 4 ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $900 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ter_OL. $-0711 OL. eet | LOANS TO $500 (Provident Loan) FE 12-9348 LOANS : Extra Fast, Service ay: Tou can borrow ae ae A Ra Ceol -HOUSEHOL FINANCE) Corporation of Pontiae 3% South Saginaw Bt. a Diag. 2nd Ploor . Phone FEdera _ Mortgage Loany 54 Loans — $600 to$ 500 1. Por ety and $5, HAY clear 12-3 acres BA | tnside city for se arity, ? pontine Press. Box 32 a Loan ‘Company wait ' Sale Household | Goods 57 Jacket ee bY Miliolise- ike Fa Fe eal aT Ata LikE NEW. MAN’ G es 3. like new Aer Schaffner are : ‘s brown fur trim, ike new. FE 3-2106. PC. CHROME Di SET. Formica top. Like new. 0. FE OR 3-4036, : | BUY IN BMALL RADIOS. #3 TO | $12, FE 5-8755, ; ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND AT SALES less to pay. e he ‘5, all sises, Gas electric refriger- bye i and water heaters. Bathroom ures, beds, chests dressers, vanitie 8 and mattresses Living suites, occasional chairs, tables, lamps, TV sets, radios, rugs, dining room se other mise. items. N é nel oo trade-in dept. for real vee. OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN iY TER 2 neres of free parking FE 5-0241 PEA 42 Orchard Lake Ave. at home!” This sek a tera! We might jt a well hav ete TR Olge FS begs, met ee oP ‘ONLY voeeewe ceniet ima tat MI_6-1300. renee eet eee e ae seeweser er * * cluster burners. Only Ne 41" GAS store, 21, 1 copking spece. in w. i fire, screen, $8 FE 24102, 4 Mohawk. Serco natn, tue binnge Step — , nee wap, and kitchen GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGES ALL: NAME BRAN AND SIZES. DS SOME LIKE NEW $39.50 AND UP CONSUMER’S POWER co. 2 W. Lawrence HAMILTON DR dition, $50 FE 2-4005 HOT POINT, 2 DR. tor, apt. sine Totture and 2 gas ‘stoves. E §-8151 ~COn- REFRIOERA- bd HOT FOINT ELECTRIC RANGE, saree burners . a es $49.95. Milk’s. MI_¢-1300. /HIDA-WAY BEDS Flost’ Bampien Low aa: $129.50 $2 WEEKLY RSON'S FURNITURE NKS. ‘al & co i 4 miles E. of Pontiac, or 1 mite | E. he yp Heights on Auburn | BED. IRNERSPRI NGS & MAT- Set, 82 Olver baby buggy. FE SENDIX ELECTRIC DRYER teed delivery cor in- No down paym ns $2 scat “08. Phone MY Also severe) “et 50) Slighth marred ri and model, terri es. Michigan Frutrescent, 33 OOr chard Lake A EEWNGEN IE RANG i tion Uk new, . i KiTcHEN WALL 6 xis, AL 3065 Orchard Le. Ra. rE ae Ww. | _runs like new, $49. 298 N. Paddoe Used ao ove weeeis ci Aas | ‘Rotiewer i with ‘mattress $16.05 Bunk Bed is from. $38.95 LORD'S WAREHOUSE tr ile at soeate. pieces Raseers auto, washer. 9x12 Feit B. Ra ee $3.9 95 RUBBER BASE PAINT, G 4’ WALL TILE .. oe sven” tw rE —<_ nO DITA, GE's _ washers, ranges, wr Ez trie. Fr . TV's. Crump SET AND am “erlb. Phone pil 5-3272 after Se USED DEPT. ot y others Appl Clayton’ $ Furn. & & Peni A a4 OTAGRAM WALL. FURNACE “repauaing, Pree estimates, FE wall OUT at oatore. WALL. FURN wie on —_ sTove yg MY e_8 Pou , brooders Py ioe : molemewer MA 65-6601 of Elan 5, FE 20801. Power mowers from $15 eae. ak Gordon -tnctery, trem | es Ra GALVANEED r DIO : "$0. | Garden tillers trom , ~ Lad Fi. Power mowers, lose motor. 2.80 4 tn, i) ft. lenge 18 He ft TAB R SAVE PLUMBING BUPPLY #1405 ys raine gis oor, er Le E ERET S. PR age Lies E a GARAG: DT fare, Michigan 20025 Telegraph af 10 Mile Ré. | OLD, GARAGES ED TO TRADE- IN DEPT. ces ORE EITC atte yage. Fal, Seer sarees doors, ache - Term s mags am my Aig mee OO tine Sed St ane, i, geatee FoR GAle. Fe H pe. Wr. iron dinette . ae Sle teeth en. ee CLEARANCE ie reer ie Mace Metal dresser... $17.95 * oh 5s 8% value whee! $22.50 ARE CHANGING THE WYMAN’'S iE, augWROO'S GENUINE | a AINT 18 W. Pike st PE 41122 i TAPPAN GAS RANGE, 6. 4744. YOUNGSTOWN FLOOR MODELS | New eek *Piasterton, Prisco am: master ooat jold Bond FADE ELECTRIC RA ANGES FOR | 142" Cebinet Sink . Res. was, Exterior Velven Crasoo 0 coment ; td fe Munro 1060 | |1 Complete ¥ kitchen... Reg 08, | Chigawood. enamel, cma. bse. | conttiads e kitehes wee ead $ : Fate TO BUILD U sed T rade- In aoe SS wikitehen with bu bultan a i ae Rocker $2.98 | “oven: and. hood e008. | wBLACKET T's Sy er ‘ BOUILDIN Z Ol heater Levnneses $20.96 nQ Py fie DOWN. #5 A MONTH | 81 Dixie Hey aa ae §-s6}1 Lary Bor Chair $19.95 ae Sabina te et at rr ed oh r+} i dampers, ny Bay PRINTIN z Vanity Chest abd rms $39.50 icine cabinets; house paint, $2.98 OXBOW PRESS nelrigereles ny aus vEiurs Olive 1-9061 EM. 32000 - CONVENIENT TERMS Auburn p Romer Rds. PLASTIC THOMAS ECONOMY : WALL TILE BA Es, 98 L, FURNITURE CO. ' town Kitchen furnaces gas lec EACH 8, w Bt, and coal Hot water and steam MICH boilers, automatic water heater. FLOOR SHOP Hardware - electrical supplies, ane ie ie Crock and tile gsivanized be ad : A. 0] ie “innignerd SUPPLY, 208 4-541, H : : CARINE SD Eee ie Double sinks from’ $9.95. ¢ A Thompson, 80 8. Perry. . * Road "Having trouble with your AND. FHA TERMS SURPLUS LUMBER _ septic tank? pT gran loaders, teencer, vel ant. e190 Pa A be Gele Ra. {28-. Plasterboard Sips ¢ 138 oy, Ceaeeens <7 Sie 4x10 and 4x12 siso in stock.. 25 Lb, Crown Coat in @. ..... § 2.35 38 Lb, Jeet Cement in @ vas § 98 250 Ft. Perforated Ts sass § 90 86 Lb, Bag of Gy vs 8135 ee Fr eipaeere, ve 84, ont ose § oes 100 - Bag £ insutation . $435 1s8 W. Pine Bas. Per M. .... $76.00 Bey peer AE 2x4 W, Pir Gp To 38 | ee. te Rock iath 32 wee BORMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. Pontiac eM bain ie mM yor Telegraph oes s bay Talk pot Lumber| % Et Edel D Pag FA) mo 4 wt BENSON LUMBER CO. Do It Yourself 61 AINT 98 OUS FLYER TRAINS uthorized factory service GAL. a CUsRANTESS BA KING BROS. Pe Somrt at orpree: Shases* Ee A ERICAN 1 7 81 Orchard Lake Ave. Gravely and Dixte roller, Evans Hwy MA MOWERS - TRACTORS mani oton Bet oot | OXBOW W INDOW CO. -| FE2 ist. DON’T PASS UP MONEY! , Sell unneeded belongings for cash | throu Classified . Ads! ac sa 3 HUNTERS ewns ne —— ® lo ree duck call then Teceeh, sos ps9 Bird end oe han oe ame Ee ware re ibii! RELLY'S Stn, that Pr toe “Bets fe bi 9 SA A ees, i . bial tig LB 18” PONTIAC CHIEF "ber Get eatry binnks STOP IN NOW: - 1957 PONTIAC CHIEF a? AND 4¢ _TEN WIDES “SE "Ene" election tf rel Seed pies 2g 7 on 22 Our | "HUTCHINSON yo “Predler Sales ‘NEW 1957 TRAILERS ON OUR L _ Wanted Used Cars 88 Always Ready to, Buy inked and use BAGLEY AGTO PARTS PE 50219. 170 BAGLEY ST JUNK & WRECKED CARS TOP $$$$_ AST SIDE AUTO PARTS ut E Pike Bt FE See M&M a Sales ai ey °* "88 Sia HIGH $99 Paid WE PAY. Tor. SHARP LATE MODEL ane ae NORTH | CHEVROLET National 50 STUDE. 2Dr, . .$ 195 1950 STUDE. Starl't $ 295 3 radio, or ve on "Bright Spot” "56 ‘Olds es ne ae — ett Ft 8 cgay Coe $2195) "55 | wick S. Riv. ..$2195 62 Sed. "54 Olds. 98 ; eee fe Ford ap taae J "EROME Onaend aie at Cass FE 80488 $1095 J "52 WILLYS 2-Dr. $ 395 | heater overdrive. Ex AVAILABLE FOR OUR ‘CLEARANCE - SALE a OPEN "TIL 10 P. M. OLIVER BUICK 210 en Lake Ave. 2-9101 OCTOBER | * , NORTH oP CHEVROLET National CHRYSLER - * W. W. tires, tinted. glass, R&H, and beautiful. SPECIAL "S54 DODGE . Coronet 6 4Door . OWNER, RADIO & HEATER. $200 DOWN $44 PER MONTH PLYMOUTH 32 Years Ppir Dealing Clearance sele of all new cars on 8 ee | NEW 1956 DeSOTOS AND PLYM- ing Piymesth eb sedan R & H. —— 2 seen om. OS i. Buick Rivie 4 @r sy & heate wiwall ra ’ . ” We ag luxe - paint. Dynaflo, tires, power” & Brakes, ‘arid Powerflite, An One of these, one local owner, low S| Shales “= Clarkston ‘S@ Pontiac, dealer demo. Save -“ * BS Bee Air, ¥ 4 4 A-1 condition. 4 dr. Deluxe, A-1 con- sports coupe, i "ORD F-800 1953 - 1954 AND. 1955 -432"-144" witibiidint 156” - 175” WHEEL BASES FROM _ - _ $1050 LARRY JEROME | eg DEALER BUY” “POR MONE THAN 8 ‘se ee A .* N. > Deluxe |. E ey ‘ Bonded Dealer "Teste, "eb rihos, “ise. | 884;, DESOTO, SEORTSMAN. EX- —t000-S\ \Youdward ppl qocqae = wl = atle Ll auty : j * “Se een ee er ie scion miles Te Mul alene meen ster. BILL SPENCE MT_6-5300 a C6 . 1953 Plymouth sedan Cranbrook de-| i851 DODGE, DR. 4200. PH. PE | $2 Qukland Ave. PE 5-0291 FINAL CLEARANCE. |" iss,nted sins. '2 6 ‘Sipays) $00 ate cas | TRADE UP-OR DOWN | Som Sa, with custom trim and | $8 Bord “| 1956 1963 Imperial sedan, full power and} like new tires. This immaculately | 26 Plymouth $ Sevoy . equipment, It's strictly premium.| clean : = beauty is priced for| 5° “Chey 41. 2 de. | 1961 Cero Windsor deluxe, c.| * wRILT : SPENCE 2 Bel Air Hardtop Cpe, auto, tepeed trans-R & H. ie aie ‘St Ford, 2°dr. | CHEV. 32 8. MAIN 8T. CLARKSTON | 62 Oakland Ave. PE 5-272 = Pontiac Comins ; Open Evenings — Please | #65 DODGE ROYAL LANCER | a Ford Pick up | DEMO S Phone a e 5-5141 cate "bee Tires. ni alt [HURON MTR. § ALES | rs. 8 * m., . Huron we | Beene See te om | Miettinen | sa : . FORD inst, Exc. RO er tee og SERGE COUPE. a Reet Coepl eee: The Leaves Are errific Savings r 2 ee 1906 Chevie | Convertible. 0 own Grand ‘hiv eer a TURNING 2DOORS—4DOORS |. Sie"revsea “| i@ PARRENORR FORD BUS 6005) = Vor Hardtops — Converts. cEVROLET 3 BEL Zin wa DO YOU HAVE A ; 9 / $195 va. This on : at “wholesale E , WHEELS? / Ege Fe et QOD) )K | mth ere OR YOUR CAR DOWN | “= Seed eh tess he SERERESER veto wueeon at. '| . NORTH “IN YOUR GARAGE? | . 7 | : PT las | vol» $1395 "| tance apvayraae or oun tow! CHEVROLET the kind of a “spook”| 135 Deluxe 210 . J $1395 Wp Po that just—stays—there—all| an i BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM , . the time and never does 53 Cast: ‘Convert. _$ 995) National. anything but get older-and| Radia & heater, /Ford-O-Matic. T : “spookier”! Well, bring it CHEVROLET . HASKINS] » Bonded: | scwnte onmven suick|s3 Deloss 20°. $ 93 CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer Mavic ‘no ° eee en Rites "tb 8 ~YOQU Th HARDTOP rm a 'M ng) Fairlane bg M is turquoise and tivo A tn oes STATION * W AGON I'm the Sierra station wagon that everyone talks abo! I can Rage? % “% ei have mE th ‘ "85 hardtop....,....... $172? ‘35 2 dr, Pairiene....... i ‘38 4 oo jaxinave « = Pim Sey =o be ctasvenesis 63 } 727 "62 $2. Pl Lancer . malt? = center white—top. lai and ‘au Te I 1 have a Raya gt wd "$2 Chevrolet, e , $21 we Ei lp 3 133 15 Ff Birmingham. Clean, Cars ‘SS Cadillac Convertibie full power, Sharp $3,296, iB Want Me? "te, tpeste Comroryale, Salt full ‘Romer. ‘$3 Buick Convertible. R & H. Pree flow, Power. Stecting, Re ekard, R & H., Overdrive, 4 a A nice clean car, "$2 Ford Custom, Fordomatic, R&A. Sharp. '3 R&H ct Packard, miles, A real beauty. Bob Prost, Inc. 870 S. Woodward Ave. Midwest 6-2202 ~ B'ham ® A nice clean car. COMMUNITY | 58% fies conc 4 "BO Buick € dr... es spscess 7 Maes hs oy ti PLACE A “LOST AD.” ‘ i ¢ 165 pi447? 803 N. Main, Rochester |x Besse saat a Call FE 28181 for an ‘ad OPEN ‘TIL PM. ~ 2 Wks ‘ FE T is oe am to recover a loss, Dial Then Bring it Here - RIEMENSCHNELI ae 2-818) for. an ad-writer: a AVER ERILLS |. : || DODGE -P PLY MOU 7 Say “charge i” “ Lcleseilll HY sole 217-8. Benine Pa pan - } et ge F. 4 * j Used ‘Cars Guaranteed ONE FULL ‘YEAR A one owner car in the for the wife find “ids. +450 “Stude: Champion $250, 2 sedan with. Dae heater and d cvargrive. Here in economy Power Gilde, 4 dr. R & H 34,000 Actual | | hl ? ; ¥ es ceed tel ge bd eet Aik ck aig. cee ok A eh, ee ek a rust, We are secret because we want you see first 51 Kaiser 4-Door iow’ mileage "An exceptions! buy. | '95 Ford 2Dr. ... $1695 ‘SIN Nash Sta, We Wink erage Ratte & ecu - $2 2195 ri? ontiac talina rea be yours. decide af once is pad Radio & heater, pretty as '55 Mere. Montclair $1725], Beg, Meo | “page hue. Yo cis Lag Our special for the week. ay s "NORTH CHEVROLET National Bonded Dealer 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 1008 S. Woddward | Birmingham = M1 4-2735 "53 Chevrolet 4-Door $595 very condition. Compare this 52 Willys 2-Door ...$395 Radio, heater, overdrive. This one ake second cer the price 8 a the ec 5 toy $195 oe See ee ee ee and trade it in on one of these clean,. used cars during our OC- TOBER CLEARANCE: SALE. 53 Ford 2-Dr. .....$ 895 Radio & heater, a nice clean car 53 Pontiac 2-Dr, ...$ 995 Redio & Heater, Hydramatic "53 Olds 4-Dr. ......$1195 Radio & heater, sharp Radio & heater, scrumptious ’S4 Ford Hardtop . .$1495, Radio & heater, able to cut thé mustard plus. . *S5 Buick 4-Dr. .....$2195 :’51 Ford Fordor Sedan Radio & heater, all wool and SAVE $| * 7 wr v-8 engine. radio and heater. 54 Ford 2-Dr. $1195, j -* oy phn th ue ; Radio a heater, bright an a new) i penny ‘54 Chev. Sta. Wen. $1493 | * one & heater, diamond in the OLIVER ' BUICK: \ late model}. nowrtac 55 Star Chief ..... .$1995 4 /dbor. Radia & heater. Power brakes. 54 Buick 2-Dr. ....$1595/ , "ham. Midwest 6-5302, | . | LOOKING FOR A CAR THAT HAS: est — economy, comfort, baseer. Custom 4, Power wernt 56 Hatdtop - 4 Dr. Pully /evutpped. PLYMOUTH VICK rsh Riviera. rer /Pull power. W-Walle, / heater, O-Matie PONTIA FE 29101’ oe oa : c "52 Hydramatic . ‘Radio’ & heater, 2 tone, W-Walls. | 155 Ywo-Door wai ait * heater. Standard trans- MERCURY 55 Monterey i ees 4 door, Radio & heater, $2295 $1298 $1995 * radio and . $1895 Merc-. $ 695 | ‘59 Fairlane ¢ Cl. Cpe. $1495) Loaded. 53 Deluxe 2D. ++. $ 895) Radio & heater, W-Wails, Stand-| ission i ard transm’ NTIAC *54 Star Chief Dix. 4 door. Radio & Heater, _ matic, 2 tone 55 Come remrie «++ -$2095 STAR CHIEF Pon $1295 olin PONTIAC RETAIL |- STORE : “GOODW IL L USED | CARS” BEHIND THE Post OFICE 6 : FE 37117 MT. CLEMENS ST Hydra- i OUR FORD DEALER: 8, sapere eon / NO MONEY DOWN / Up to 24 Months on / Balance / WE are cleaning out our 1956 =. ce ye gga and = late ete Side. cre Cars overhead Drive out where black WEATHER IS JUST CORNER. IS EVERYTHING AS / QU "UNDE R THE HOOD OF YOUR PRESENT CAR AS A FRAN & CR _ WINTER IS JUST alls. SAGINAW "55 B t BUICK hep, or Door Gaston . Like "34 BUICK Century H Hardtop‘ es * ‘Dradive ab esos $1595 Custom yuna sheep eater, W/Walls, 54 BUICK Special 2-Door BLUE & IVOR Fit Seat Covers, B00 miles, ‘54 PONTIAC 8 Star Chief Convertible .... $1395 Full Power, the leather is like new, the car is beautiful and you can buy it ‘52 OL DSMOBIE E 8 Metallic G) REEN with jc & Heater, Xereus Ave. Pitted’ cies: ‘52 BUICK Super Hardto Suid comfort and share” CASS & OAKLAND 7-44 '55 PLYMOUTH Savoy * Nice GREEN Paint, 2 Door Sedan oaks & Hester. other extra: 55 CHEVROLET 210 eects 2 Tone GREEN, 210-2 Door ++. Drive this one. and you'll buy f 54 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2- RED & IVORY, Power Glide, Radio & Heater. "53 CHEVROLET ‘4-Door . BROWN & BEIGE, Radio & Heater, 53 WILLYS Aero Lark*......c.cceeeesee0s$ 395 2 Door Sedan, DARK BLUE. nearly new tires. A gas saver. = "O. K” Used Trucks "$2 Chev. 2Ton ‘54 Chey. %-Ton Pickup 'S3 Chev. $4-Ton Pickup '§2 Ford %4-Ton Pickup - "Your CHEVRO |FE 44546: AHEAD. SO — BE SAFE, SURE & SATISFIED WITH AN “O.K.” GUARANTEE flow. Radio & Heater, Custom 1 owner. Seen gat aed 845 ited Glass, 3 Tone 52 Chev. 34-Ton Stake "50 Chev. %-Ton Pickup + MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES HOUGHTEN & SON Bakes & models‘ from. eireniea <* a, West Side Used Cars IT'S NO WE — THAT | AROUND THE IET SHOULD BE? > TIC ALY D USED CAR. Tes Tea 1845 Radio & Heater, w/w senses gage ee $1498 Excellent. Top, in fac at tremendous ‘ates, wwe, A FERRE SE 795 eee cs ceee dene $1245 Many bee seeea deen s $1495 Redio & Heater, W/Walla. Door ° ve ceee ees s$1095 Very sharp. sei dVetecvssccde OOS 210. Series. Very nice car. 12-Ft. Stake LET Dealer” » FE S4i6l = “ s : . a of : It starred Errol Flynn and con- SS : : wwi, = Canift said of Vincent: “He had|— Wee Tele te at te eee Actress Missing, |worked so hard tor the security| av aa pespplige old of his country as a dedicated Air Eel aati v2 Bei) Fee «(Canceled TV Play jrorce otter, ne was ss real «aa xt. | m BACKENSTOSEF | 6:00—W, —_ vy ry “ee BOOK STORE /ke Today's Television Programs - | : . 4 i ‘ Programs turaished by stations Usted im this columa are subject to change without notice. o - Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW2-TV = Channel 7—-WKYE-TV Channel 9—-CKLW-TV +o .4 , _|up the pattern for , So wet roby eto tnd Kath As We : 4. | infantry pictures, too, where John.) coital Bat he declined to say|om a aystem he TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | panel quiz. Oreen Welles, guest.)1:88—~(4) Today. (1) Countryside.Gilbert, nervously pulling on the; 0”: ae ee) Kea, Fran and Ole M1) Wednesday Nig Fe ras Tada tn Det _— fends o anes tae dae Another report said she was well (9) Family Theater. (4) 6 O'clock! eee eae ee cage Ne:\a:00—~(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4)|"r'coe Cther expendable lieuten.|and staying with friends some- : 3 News. (2) Linkletter’s Kids, | Charlie Cotton of Tole a). This Today. (7) Little Rascals. rth a pistol and waved| here, Plan Big Synchroton 6:15—(7) News. (4) Wathercast. tage na “ee gh Hout |8:25—(4) News. _ [hia ‘men ‘over’ the top of the A cab dctvar said be picked hey Se a al @ ee. Gypsy Rose Lee stars SR TOV-\g- 994) Today. (7) Wixie Wonder-|Tenches. With German thalls| Sreday_afternoon and took her 10! volt — dlectron synchrotron, — the, — ¢:20--(@) Delores. elist in “Sauce for the’ Goose”) jand crashing everywhere, are tate train, Another cabbie reported|world’s most powerful, has been ~eteetty ty -Wenthermen-Dr-Ev- with Gig Young, Leora Dane. {5.45 (0) News, Weather. ooo Prana h eB. @ on,|picked her up at Greenwich,/underwritten as a joint ard- , ¢:30—(7) Disneyland. “Rob Roy.”| dio 57, Ronald Coleman plays a ee » ~ |to the Wagg home nearby. ogy project with about $6,500, : (@) Reraper Reon. ‘ None of the gould be|Atomic Energy Commission funds. (4) Eddie Fisher. (2) Pick The) portrait painter in “Perfect Like- And the old gangster movies:| None reports . = (RCalif) and Gov. Robert May-/p:4§—(7) Don Wattrick’s Sports| Breakfast Playhouse. te divide wp the loot. One guy al-| Mesnwhile, CBS started Kok ee ie used & train Harvard and _ FE 4-5791. ner (D-NJ) debate campaign s 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. ways wanted more and Edward G. |fr ee Paco «Aho mat. gtadents end Wil be avell- 4 issues. 9:55—(2) Democratic N a ti ona] 10:00—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio. Robinson would shoot him Gown|the Studio Roe we & weet i pera ot ———————— | 6:45—(4) News Caravan. Committee. Political 10:25—(4) Window in Home. and quietly ask, “any more ques-| day night at ® workers. | 7:00—(9) Count of Monte Cristo.|39:90—(7) Jumbo Theater. Edward|10:36—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) nye Jimmy Cagney exercised BERLITZ : ; ’ “The Barefoot Empress.” (4) Ad-) Arnold in “Walking John.” (9)| Home. (7) Theater Seven. pushing grapefruits in Mae ventures of Hiram Holiday. Wal-| Folio. Drama. (4) Amos ’n’ Andy.|10:55—(7) News. Clarke's face. In the big climax, . L f | ly Cox as Hiram has ‘a close} (2) Adventures of Ellery Queen.|11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic|/Cagney got it but, despite 23 bul-|, win goaien SCHOO ° brush with death. (2) (Color) |19:39—(7) Craig Kennedy. Kennedy, Tac Dough. (7) Story Stutio. ‘filet holes in his body, he was al-| , jseng) at eh H ES Arthur Godfrey Show. is offered $850,000 to find missing|11:15—(2) Love of Life. ways able. to drag himself 14 * esate 14 LANGUAG 7:30—(7) Amazing | man in “Fugitive Money.” (4)/11:%8—(7) News Ace. blocks across town to get the » Gocco . | Million Dollar Movie. “Notor-/ Great Gildersleeve. (2) Mr Dis-/11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow./squealer before dying. 8 ” pose ij win @ ious.” (4) Father Knows Best. | trict Attorney. (@ Tt Could Be You. (7) Robin) = ic ji Hien | Sve re eS Uae 6 8:00—-(7)" Ozzie and Harriet. “Cap-\11:09—(7) Soupy’s On. (2) News. & Ricky. * ora nocuali ge Armes Bose Brut L jf tomkh Bie... en Pret On MORE OLD, 624% GRAIN = bw — his erreng— (7) Mr. Crime. “Thief in Silk,”|11:48—(2) Guiding Light. ice a ouiainn chain. |!" => Weller, ’ | < ia (4). (Color Theater. * with Philip Reed. waxes . , a | Phone | @OODERHAM & WORTSLTO., PEORIA, i Murder of a Sand Flea.” (2) Thelgi:15-(9) Film Theater. (4) The” THURSDAY AFTERNOON smoking, before she dies off the is Broven, rate B M1 4-9200, WO 2-7788 ia Millionaire. “The Story of Fred) Little Show. (2) Miss Fair. 12:@0—(2) Midday Movie, (4)/disease Paul Muni couldn't Cure j2i Impoitte _a Po Graham,” Jack Kelly. | weather, Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'clock|in his other pictures; the suave re | Hes: 8:30—(7) Ford Theater. (2). I'vely3:99—(2) Les Paul and Mary Comics. : private detective ee + ange 8 he’s is — | . Got a Secret. Garry Moore hosts! Ford. 12:30—(2) Ladies-Day. (4) Charlie|CTude but muscular—who WAYS 29 Kind of bomb r my 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. Ruggles. (7) ‘The Erwins. 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