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The Day in Birmingham — °
From Our Birmingham Bureau
BIRMINGHAM—A difference of
0004 of 1 per cent is the slim
margin by which this year's city
tax collection topped the record
city’s history
A heavy flood of mail reached
the treasurer's office in time to
meet the Aug 31 no-penalty dead-
line.. and filled the city tills with
$902. 806 24 of the total tax levy
of $951,741.57
“The comparison is, quite un
High Dem May
Succeed Solon South Carolina Group
Wants Committeeman
to Replace Maybank
COLUMBIA, S.C. # — Edgar A.
Brown, South Carolina's National
Democratic committeeman; was
nominated yesterday by the State
Democratic Committee to‘ succeed
the late Burnet R, Maybank as
U.S. senator
Selection by the state ¢ommit-
tee means almost certain election
to the Senate for Brown, who
broke with Gov. James F, Byrnes
in 1952 and refused to join the in-
dependem South Carolinians for
Lisenhower Movement. He cam-
paigned strongly for Adlai Steven-
son, who narrowly won this tradi-
tionally Democratic stafe’s clecto-
ral votes
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Brown, 66 and president pro tem
of the State Senate, was nominated
less than six hours before the mid-
night deadline for certifying can-
didates for the November election.
The comynittee turned down an al-
ternate course — advocated by
Governor Byrnes — to call @ spe-
cial primary and in the. meantime
put up a candidate who would
promise jp withdraw later in favor
of the primary winner.
Byrnes said he would appoint
such a primary winner to serve
out Maybank’s unexpired term,
which ends Jan, 2, Byrnes declined
comment on whether he would how
appoint Brown for the tnexpired
term 7
Brown twice tried for the U.S.
Senate =P enrenr ge primaries,
He cited the of the St.
Lawrence Seaway Bill and the re-
duction of taxes by $7.4 billion as
the biggest ts.
highway at about 9:05. The driver,
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94.458 per cent of the levy, while
the percentage collected by Aug.
31 of the 1952-53 fiscal year was
04.8504.
With a tax tevy of $863,600.16
then, $819,159.69 had been turned
in
Despite thegood showing . that
| local taxpayers made, Berger fe- | minded late comers that % of, 5
per cent is.the penalty to be added
to ‘assestments each -month . until |:
March 1, 1%0
“At that time, unpaid faxes
are turned ever to the Oakland
County treasurer's office, Then
a 4 per cent collection fee is
added,” he said. Sunis collected
there are forwarded to the city.
These same penalties are ap-
| plicable in Bloomfield Hills, where
about 81 per cent of the tax spread
beat the deadline. City Clerk Rob-
ert Stadler said this was “about
normal.” Of the. $101,579.52 total
tax spread, $81,564.84 was col-
lected. |
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Like coffee in Brazil, there will
be a lot of salt in Birmingham this
of 400 tons of it as the winter sup-
The salt will be purchased from the International ‘Salt Co. at a cst
of $3,200. - - .
Walter P. Nickell, -paturalist’ at
the Cranbrook ule of Science,
has armounted that field trips for
general nature study will be con-
ducted during ‘thip- month and
next
_ Offered chiefly for nature hob-
byist; camp counselors, grade
afid high school science teachers
or other working young people, the
eight-week course is sponsored by
the Detroit Audubon Society and is
open to the public
The opening registration meeting
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednes-
day in the institute's auditorium,
and will include the showing of a
colored movie. Parents are in-
vited to bring their children of
eight yeafs or over
Othtr metings will be field trips
for the particular study of birds,
insects, plants, rocks, minerals
and fossils ;
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Because of the Labor Day hell-
day, Rotarians will not meet on
M onday, bot will hold their first ed, Berger said this represents |
SPEEDER'S NIGHTMARE
rear view mirror might well
this-to speeders.
Gov. * bRo
declared Labor “
glimpse in
up a like
Willi . having
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Day Weekend “emergency” on
Michigan highways to cut traffic toll, helmeted Na-
tional Guardsmen are to help patrol state highways.
meeting back at the Community
House on Sept. 13
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» City qpmmissiqners. this. week
tabied a hearifg on vacating an
unimproved street which cannects
Cole with Lincoln; east of Eton
road, until the petitioner, George
Dwelley, who gave the street to
the city 16 years ago, can have
further discussions
‘The present street cuts through
property Dwelley is negotiating to
sell. The commission -favored
moving the street to the west of
the property in question, since &
street is needed there for fire
fighting equipment to travel over.
Parade Will Mark
Labor Day Here (Continued From Page One)
rine corps units and motor cara-
en
guests. will be feted at a 5 p.m.
| dinner in Hotel Waldron and a
| mammoth fireworks display at the
park will signal. the end of festivi-
ties
State Traffic Kills 2” Lumber Yard
Early in Weekend (Continued From Page One)
and 14 National Guardsmen were
morning. an observer remarked |
to Col. Roig that there was a lot | Puerto Rican Star
Continues Long Run (Continued From Page One)
of wind sweeping over the ranges,
to which the colonel remarked,
with a smile, “The wind and the
Displays Jeff's Whisker
Blaze Doused
by 19 Stations DETROIT (UP)—Nineteen De-
troit fire companies successfully
fought a lumber yard blaze here
which at one time threatened to |
spread to the main storage tank
of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
this morning.
Firemen said the blaze was dis-
coveted when it exploded in a e3 i
t E ‘Off-Street Parking
Will Open Tuesday BIRMINGHAM — Harold B.
Kuder, secretary of the Wabeek
Corp., annourited today that the
new Wabeek-Jacobson parking lot
north of Willets between Bates and
Woodward will open at 9 a.m.
Tuesday.
Mayor Charles Renfrew will
wield the sissors at a ribbon-cut-
ting ceremony.
Members of the city commission,
City Manager Donaid -C. Egbert
and City Engineer L. R. Gare
are expected to attend, along with
Wabeek-Jacobson officials.
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i Dondero Dinner
Set for Sept. 17 biviipte i
_ House Speaker Martin
to Speak at Testimonial
for Congressman
Ave., Berkley.
Marlin R. Hemphill of Ferndale,
Township and Robert St. Clair, in care of the Pontiac Chamber of
Commerce.
Sleeping Sickness
Hits Texas Town
An
mild farm. had health authorities
in this lower Rio Grande Valley ‘ ii 5:
Harvey Gibson, 43, of Taylor Cen-
ployes blood bank.
The visit is one of two made
yearly by the unit.
Since the blood bank was started
last October, 295 pints of blood
have been issued to employes or
their families.
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go to roll and work.
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-| Mrs. David Gill of Po Pontiac Deaths
Willard James Proper Williard James Proper, 58, of 685 N. Perry St, died at Pontiac Gen-
brief illness. :
Bérn in Tawas City April 8, 1896,
he was the son of Samuel and
Sarah Uiman Proper. He married
Vawn Schoch and came here trom
Toledo, Ohic 29 years ago.
He wag a member of the Reor-
c. Other
others and a
Flint, Lawrence, survivors are t
Home.
Mrs. Hershel died yesterday at
6:15 p. m. at University Hospital
in Ann Arbor after an iliness of
seven weeks.
Born in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
John E. and Helen Slebelton Mc-
Kinnie.
She was married May 23, 1952 in
Pocahantas, Ark. and came to
Pontiac two years ago from Pop-
lar Bluff, Mo. :
Besides her husband and parents,
she is survived by a son, Raymond.
| Mrs._Clyde_Mesker-of Cape-Girar
deau, and Mrs. Opal Hoas of Pre-
mant, Mo.
The bods will be sent to the
Frank Cottrel Funeral Home in
Poplar Bluff, Mo., tonight.
Three Sent to Jail
for Auto Parts Theft
| Three Pontiac men were sen-
tenced to five days in Oakland
| County jail each today after they
pleaded guilty to auto parts theft
in Municiap! Court.
Judge Maurice E. Finnegan sen-
jtenced the trio after they failed
|to pay $15 fines. Robert Nickles,
28, of 600 California St., James
Quiet, 24, of Howard McNeil St..
‘and Freddie Crumby, 25, of 4 Deland Ct., were arrested Aug. 17
after they tried to sell several hub-
caps to a local used car dealer.
Pat Devany Winner
-|in WDGA Tourney Pat Devany of Grosse Ile yes-
terday completed her sweep of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
tion's two major events of the
season. .
Miss Devany defeated defending
champion Irene Bretzlaff in an
extra-hole match at Franklin Hills
.| to win the WDGA's medal play
title. She previously won the asso-
ciation’s match play crown.
After the two finalists had
squared the first 18 holes, Miss
Devany won the 19th, and the
match, with q 10-foot putt. Mrs.
Bretzlaff missed her 6-footer.
-|Waives Examination
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eral Hospital yesterday after a
Jan. 18, she ‘vas the daughter of the
Also surviving -are two sisters, Storms Harass
Repair Crews _ Strike Massachusetts,
The new damage was blamed on
water seeping into temporary pow-
ler lines or bolts striking un-
Federal, Defense
“discuss how the funds can be
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—- Shrine et __THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1954 a , \ | oT ARER ¥ , Methourne and Sydney, Austra- | — -_*F Pe peg me a mii | i: 7 seer ep tha ee oe eee $
waar wa aon oose nae APL Painters | 2 eek os, Sees Longer‘ Trade List Vernoet Gace tp 3. <4
—— | . | ..~ Jlas'a ‘Surrender’ to- Reds |\mnrm —_ a. tg id Ch ! food and estab- 2 $ dOff | ‘ASHINGTON Sen. Je 7 y a tics of w ,| Mahments, reports a 7 per cont 5 a SUSpeNG ViTiCla (nd) sale uy ann pw | gums ce SM COO nepane in recep compared to. surtender’’ to the Soviet blagjan}<The subcommittee chairman,
j agreement to increase the list of | Jenner said that “almost without
goods which this country's’ allies | exception, these. witnesses have de- y |may ship to Russia and her Fu-| scribed the ‘Soviet’s recent trade |
ropean satellites without losing | offensive as an integral part of its!
U.S. aid, campaign for world conquest."’
He said it represented ‘‘a ta@iea} ee 6 4
gain for the Conmunists as dam Harold FE. STassen, the admin. |
aging to our prestige as our mil- | istration's foreign aid chief, an- | Gl ‘| R R
itary retreat from the Yalu" dur | nounced Aug. 25 the decision to a 4 AYA NEN Local in Washington |
Orders Dismissal After
_ Conspiracy Charge
WASHINGTON w — The AFL painters union. reportedly has sus-
ended Robert C. Lowry as secre-
tary-treasurer of its Washington gain over the previous year,
SF - -
leeal following his indictment on ing the Korean War reduce the numpér of embargoed ae conspiracy growing out of * ¢ » | goods and gaid it had the approval 0. li) CONSOLE an alleged $1,000 payment by a Jenner's statement on the con- | of Presidént Eisenhower as well | ; painting contractor to union offi- | troversial issue of East-West trade | 4s thé State, Defense, Treasury | ~ PIAN 0 cials. accompanied publication by the /«td Commeree—Departments A unon official said last night Senate Internal Security subepmt | |} said he was convinced the | the suspension order from the par- mittee ‘of a volume of testimony | decision weuld. result “in a net ent AFL Brotherhood of Painters taken at public hearings on “the | advantage to the free world of ex | was read by Joseph P. Hillock, its | : a panded peaceful trade and more | | Washington representative, to a| : 4 effective control of war potential WEATHER "meeting of the local council last Probe Ma End ih a = Pe oo a) Thursday night, Aine reported _sts- y un ae interests of the ni
VAN ES pended were two business agents Ss _ * © -« of the local.
ithi W Out of 297 +t hich had be | : i i of 297 ttems which ha ent z since ® and eal kar ab -
if in | |embargoed, a net of 80 were taken | Post Signs ; Toff the list including tank cars. | two counts each of conspiring to
violate the Taft.- Hartley ban
against giving or receiving bribes
for labor favors,
$575 te $] 47! A. week earlier, Minte had told a House subcommittee he gave $1,-
000 to painters union officials in
Choose from over 133 designs 1951, but he denied this was done
... Cast aluminum is weath- to permit ‘his firm to spray-paint
erproot and rustproot. identi- an Army hospital annex at nearby
fies and beautifies your house Forest Glen.
ne pected of call for com- Hf) Archie B. Moore, who had been . ousted as business agent of the
council, testified Lowry accepted a
WIGGS ER ee Tess named 0 24 W. Huron dicted. Verdict on McCarthy crude petroleum, diesel oil, flat |
cars, and rails |
Censure Charges Will | The relaxation applied only to|
trade by US. Allies with Russia | Take Longer and her satellites in Furope. Stas- |
Dy JONN CHADWICK | iirictions on chiptnts ee | WASHINGTON (h—Sens, Wat: | munist China, North Korea aa the kins ~(R-Utak) and Case (R-SD)|Communist area of North Viet saw a chance today that bearings |Pam in Indochina
on censure charges against Sen Jenner said that ‘within the past Mearthy (R-Wis) will end next | few days, history has recorded a week. But they wouldn't say how | new surrender by the United States
long it might take to write a ver-/to the Soviet bloc.”’
dict aoe
Watkins is chairman and Case «| Cancels A-Plant Tour member of a special bipartisan committee set up by the Senate| RICHLAND, Wash. (UR)—W. C
to consider a resolution introduced | McBrayne, Chamber of Commerce BEFORE You BUY by Sen. Flanders (R-Vt) to con- | executive secretary, was sorry. | Lawn Signs
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demn McCarthy's conduct as un | but he just had to turn down the ANY PIANO
becoming a senator and as tending | request of a Seattle mother who Bets 3 May Move to Japan to bring the Senate into disrepute. | wrote to ask that he arrange a Rent « y Ross . . When the six-man group finishes | tour of the Hanford 5 | Gulb J
t Hanke atomic plant or rensen SEOUL (—Gen. Maxwel] Py its report, the Senate is slated to! near here for her and hie 12 Taylor said. today that part of his
mma || U-S. Sth Army headquarters ‘‘may
| well go to Japan’’ at @ later date. ( 4 = a e His statement was the closest % 4 SJ: : . 1 | ? thing yet to confirmation of a this week, befare rearssing unti next Tuesday, the committee put ‘ rumor the 8th Army may be split ' Untied Press Phete nae its records a mass of ta J.P.'s Purchase Lot GALLAGHER
DEPENDABL cae eee danas Coa FIRST LOOK—Five British lovelies get a look at | Guide points out the sights to Stelia Claire. Julie mentary evidence bearing on five| NEW ALBANY, Miss. (UP)—)~ part being stationed in Japan. New York before New York gets a look at them | Andrews, Delys Lay, Ann Wakefield and Millicent categories of charges against Mc-| Mrs. J. P. Cook bought a lot trom MUSIC Co. Taylor told a news conference | in the forthcoming musical “The Boy Friend.” | Martin, Chrysler. Building is in background, center. | Carthy, | J. P. Combs, who had just tought | the possible 8h Army split would —— — These charges were among 6) !t from J. P. Godwin, lee Muren, Pentise FE 4-0566 be in the pattern of the Sth Air . oom: La fic tions, of the mn
SERVICE io Sie Colonel Fleming js se «im we| Knife Point Buried —eupine in Fenda Under this plan the 5th has pulled wanted Bacon to try to find the Sens. Fulbright (D-Ark) and Morse
Sam Benson Says: be called back into session to con year-old daughter so the girl could SPINET PIANO
sider the findings write a composition « ‘ months rental epptied : m how to In 2% days of public hearings | make an atom bomb = ents oheee puma : ~—< > F4
its main headquarters back to answers to these hypothetical ques- (Ind-Ore) in support of the censure Nagoya, Japan, and left its ad- tions: i i cankethe
DESOTO GHRYSLER || vere headquarters in Korea. to Be Examined What ace. the efltets' on & par 28 Years in Sinus cn cal le
Before the Kore the 8th : — Pp Army was based i Sean _ son who has been in a state ot ; PHILADELPHIA ® — Part of a troduce additional evidence before J
DODGE PLYMOUTH : 342 inch knife blade has been re-| McCarthy starts his’ defense has | ‘ 2 malnutrition over a long period? 5 cs 5 pe ¢ w ont te e :
5 Wants to Destroy EDC Psychiatrist to Check What are the effects on his brain? St " _ 4 aft enrol’ hers group's staff still “as going over " x . What effect would this have, along | “one's ad afler ing imbedded ? has left ¢
Service —_ Eases toe y quoted Woot Gorm = wane tered Charged “fear of death,’ on the possible | thére—unknown to Stone—for 28 Gear apes wap goon a any or om a ISN'T EVERYTHING... F | “ t ° borating | weakening of a person's will to! years j st -overed in the hear- é | Chancellor. Konrad Adenauer as | . them nét yet covered in ar e yr . i French Premi Pierre 2 J | Fesist ? }- Stone, a chemical worker, went | ings. | it’s Wondertul y saying ier FT. SHERIDAN, Ill. @—Lt. Col ,
Mendes-France “wanted to -de-| Harry Fleming, 4-year-cld career | joy nt nt reused Oo. | to Hinstein Medicsh Cefter iest) 00 = te-Hevel stroy”’ the European army project. ; of Temple. Tex..| rriday complaining of a severe|Prisoners Feed Patients Adenauer also warned in an ex-|4'™Y officer accused of collabo-| testified Fleming was “‘the type |
clusive interview with a Timés cor-| rating with the Communists, will | of officer that our government can| headache which had plagued him | FRANKFORT, Ky, (UP<
SO GET WISE, MEN!
respondent that the death of the| be examined over the Labor Day} be proud of.” Ahlert said it was| the past few years. | Farms operated by Kentucky's two
European Defense Community | week end by a psychiatrist from | ‘‘unthinkable” that the accused of. | X-rays disclosed the knife blade. | state prisons produce much of the }
treaty at the hafids of ‘the French | his home town of Racine, Wis. ficer would be sympathetic to! Stone, puzzled at first, finally re-| food consumed in state mental TAKE THE SIDE STREET TO q
DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Assembly mmght meari rebirth of| Fleming's trial before an 11-of-| communism | called having been stabbed in a/ hospitals. Officials estimated food : 4
Cess ot W. Pike St “exaggerated nationalism” in Ger-| ficer general court-martial was re-| Fleming, first American officer | street fight 28 years ago. Dectors | worth $447,779 was produced dur- § ° , oF. i 194 FE 2-0186 many and the seeking of aid from | cessed until) Wednesday after five | brought to trial for behavior as a said the knife blade broke off and/ ing the first six months of , | $ :
" : ; POW in Korea, served under Ah-| passed up the paranasal sinus—an| enough to provide each patient in Soviet Rassia, days of testimony. The officer—a . . s —————————————————_______ = - | prisoner of war in Korea 34 months | ert before the Korean War when | air space behind the nose | the four hospitals with 1.41 pints
‘ j . i . he was assigned to the Wisconsin; The rest of the knife will be re | of milk and 63 pounds of vege- - - ee a “ : - 99 laces a maximum sentence of ay aa "Reliable INSURANCE Protection life imprisonment. dismisna) from | Bulitary district. t | moved in a later operation tables a day
Wm. WwW. Donaldson Agency service and loss of all pay if con- _
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1954 /
A Sound Principle
Municipal Judge Ceci. McCatium
; has inaugurated what we think is a
| sound practice in the “get tough” poli-
cy against those contributing to the_
~~ Gelinquency of juveniles.
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Its first use came when he im-
_ posed a four day jail sentence on
a respondent who admitted fur-
nishing beer to a minor. The
court added a $25 fine to pay the
cost of the violator’s keep in Oak-
land County Jail.
a ae 7
“If we must throw violators in jail
asa result of our ‘get tough’ policy,”
Judge McCatium said, “then they can
pay for their food and lodging. They
have enough money to buy beer for kids
—why should the city support them?”
It shouldn't, Judge.
After EDC What? Where do we go from here?
Undoubtedly this was the most fre-
quently asked question in free world
capitals since the French Assembly's
tejection of its own European Defense
Community plan.
The man who comes nearest to
answering that question is our
own Secretary of State, Jonn
Fostsr Dutizs. Like President
Ersznnower, he made no effort -
to hide his feeling that what
F, came as a shock if not a surprise,
was a serious blow to the West.
! See. *
¢ What the President called a setback
! _ to world peate, Mr: Dutazs-referred to
as a tragedy. At the same time he is-
sued a carefully worded statement an-
. nouncing that one of the first results
here of the French vote would be
reappraisal of our policy in Europe.
Obviously, to reassure our
Allies, the Secretary went out of
his way to pledge that what he
once had called agonizing re-
appraisal “would not lead the
United States to turn to a course
: of narrow isolationism.” .
? ie ee. &
} The statement also pledged that the
Administration will act to grant sover-
eignty to West Germany and consult
with Chancellor Apenausr to help jis
' government rearm to defend European
* security,
Another promise was directed to the
tive EDC Nations that we would support
“ny new plan which mighit rise from the
foundations of the fll-fated European
7? army project. Finally, Mr. Du.tes
. ' @alled for an emergency meeting of the
+. NATO Council to consider ways to bol-
4 ster European defenses against Com-
*
Even if we wished, it is impos-~—
sible to dodge the fact that the
Nonetheless, this defeat does not
mean the end of the world. But it does
lose any time finding a new solution for
the problem of continental defense.
i eee
~ Dollars and Sense Secretary of Labor Mrrcusit wisely
‘has relied on the most persuasive of all
' arguments, the pay check, in his effort
ay ae =
pcp about half of the youths entering sec-
ondary schools quit before graduation,
most of them because of the lure of a
regular pay check, pS tA
The, mistake in that course is
-proved by studies revealing that -
the person with.a high school di-
ploma probably will earn as
much at 25 as he would at 50
with only an eighth grade educa-
tion. By the time he is 45 this
diploma will mean almost $1,000
more a year to him than if he had
only finished elementary school. ~
Stay in high school, young man, and
earn that diploma. It's a matter of dol-
lars and sense for you and is important
to your country.
Aiding Education
Alma College calls attention again to
, the need for aid of the smaller colleges
which are not tax supported.
* * *
Mrs. KNox’s generous gift will finance
erection of a new administration build-
ing at Alma. This is the third substan-
tial contribution. to be received by this .
small Michigan college in the last three
years.
Not only are individual alumnae pro-
viding financial relief to these institu-
tions, but a group of businessmen have
organized a nationwide effort to aid
them to meet steadily increasing oper-
ating costs. :
The smaller colleges fill an
important niche in the Nation's
educational system. Their contin-
ued operation is vital to the con-
tinued health and progress of our
country.
eee _
CONSCIENCE doesn't keep many people
from sinning — it merely makes them
remorseful after they do so.
. , : =
The Peoples Business
Bingo. Bill Broad ~ Amendment Would OK
v Roulette, Other Games
. By JAMES A. 0. CROWE
LANSING—The popularly but incorrectly
named “charity bingo” amendment to the
Constitution is the source of some misgiv-
ings around the the State Capitol these days. ©
They center around three questions: (1)
‘What kind of a vote will it bring out?"(2) Do
the people really understand it? and (3) Will
the Michigan Council of Churches succeed
in keeping it off the ballot? :
Taking up the last question first, the
best guess is that the council has missed
the beat im waiting this leng about mak-
ing up its mind on asking the State Su-
preme Court to block the vote.
It is true that the law gives the Depart-
ment of State until Sept. 14 to certify pro-
posed constitutional amendments on the
ballots to county clerks. But this is a dead-
line, and as a practical matter, the depart-
ment has already made the certification.
Ballots are already being printed.
The betting is that the court will tell the
council that it can not order reprinting of
the ballots at this late date. ,
The amendment was sponsored by the
Michigan Assn. of Non-Profit Charitable
~ Organizations, principally to permit such
. organizations to conduct bingo parties. The
State Board of Canvaasers ruled that 310,774
of the signatures filed were valid. This was
24,176 more signatures than needed to place
the proposal on the Nov. 2 ballot. —
The propesal is that the coristitutional
° prevision forbidding all lotteries be
amended to permit all lotteries if they
are sponsered by non-profit charitable
organizations.
What concerns some state officers and
legislators, ‘not necessarily opposed to the
amendment, is that apparently most people
think the amendthent would only permit
such groups to hold bingo and keeno parties.
But the Supreme Court has ruled three _..Mrs. Anniz Rem-Knox's-recent gift to 1 #@,
Oe 4 OMe CONG MRD Oe “a
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_\_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1954
di eday—A Payday a | . y ‘ 7
Voice of the People
Sadist Who Cut: Little D Jai Should Be (Le*ters will be condensed when
sary because of lack of space Pull name,
address and telephone number of the
writer must occomgens letters but these
will not be publi if the writer so
requests, unless the letter is critica) in
Ma nature.)
Whoever cut out the helpless
little dog's tongue should be sent
to jail for ten years, tied to a
whipping post and whipp<
Clarence Utley
28575 Middlebelt,
Farmington, Mich.
Reader Says Seniority
Similgr to Religion
It the American people let the
President's veto of the postal work-
ers’ pay raise pass and be for-
gotten, so must we look forward
to a very rough time in 1955
when a new GMC - CIO contract
“is debated.
As I see it, it will be a filibuster,
as I define service and seniority
with GMC like I do religion in any
faith. Time spent through the
- years is seniority, not because you
have worked five or six years, but
rather how much you have con-
tributed to the place where you
labor.
Seniority is absolutely uncon-
stitutional, else why has senior-
ity net prevailed on the Supreme
Court? This is my idea: if you
don’t like your job, quit, I have
done just that through 2% years.
Never in my life, when I had so-
called seniority, did I stop anyone
in any way. My record speaks for
itself.
: William Reid
Religion Is Responsible
for Best Things in Life
“Agnostica,” you called religion
and science the “two great social
factors.” I agree. Science is re-
sponsible for the enlightenment of
man and the presentation of many
truths regarding our physical en-
vironment. :
Religion. however, is a much
greater social factor. It is direct-
ly respensible for the development og’s Tongue ,
led and Given Whipping
of hospitals, Socia) Security, courts
of justice, public health measures.
etc. Even our Constitution is based
on religious principles.
perish.
Looking Back 15 Years Age
FDR PROCLAIMS U. S. neutral-
ity .
STOCKS IN WALL Street zoom
ing, some from $1 to $15.
Case Records of a Psychologist
priest who typifies the highest -
type of clergyman, for he
knows his parishioners so well,
he actually cures them of half
their medical ailments fust by
his assurance and his
use of the “Compliment Club.”
By DR. GRORGE W. CRANE
Case-.M-306: Father Rudolph
James M6dik. 46, is the famous
rosary priést of Casco, Wisconsin.
When I was in Green Bay re-
cently addressing the Rotary Club,
Father Hodik drove over to attend
the luncheon, for he is a_ great
reoter for practical psychology and
especially the ‘Compliment Club.”
“Dr. Crane, that ‘Compliment
Club’ really produces - wonderful
changes in social relations,"’ he in-
formed me. - :
any
game ‘of chance. It covers any “scheme,
game, contrivance or device” in which money
tw paid on the chante of winning & prize.
be it merchandise or money.
There is concern that too few people
realize that the amendment would thus
permit non-profit charitable organiza-
tiens to net only run bingo games, but
_ chuck-a-luck
ether gambling game they could think
ef. .
Neither political camp knows whether they
will profit or lose from the heavy—ypte the
issue is expected to turn out.
are worried because ? agitation in favor of the amendment cen--.
_ tered in Detroit and that the issue wil! call
‘a lot of Detroitets to the polis. The Detroit
-vote is nermally heavily Democratic ;
Though the Reman Catholic Church
Protestant churches. The Protes- the
focus of the opposition to the proposal - “T've been in my parish for 18
years.” he continued, “I like my
people and they are very devoted
_ to me,
“In fact, I can call all the grand-
parents by name
acquainted even with the family
pets, too, that I can greet each
one of my parishioners gets sick,
the family always calls me at once.
“And in a large number of
i Aunt Het and am so well 1 visited were most gracious kind whenever we looked for their
good points and paid them sincere (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Ine.)
of All F
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
The day before Labor Day has.
since 1910, been observed in many
By ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER
Tinternational News Service)
When a President takes out a
road company you know the cam-
paign is swinging along like a fat
gal on a trestle bridge.
Both sides have 60 days and
are making the most of it like a
baker with one egg and no flour.
At no time did the partisans,
meet man-to-man like two valets
One goes ahead of the other lay-
ing land mines on the published
itinerary. The most dangerous tor-
Everybody steps on it sooner or
later.
Candidates for political prefer-
ment no longer look each other
If I get thar fust I'll
A speaking tour is a i
23%
Fis
Ly : i 7
i i TF
unday Observed
by Protestants Since 1910
now New York.
were permitted to build a syna-
gogue.
“Wednesday, September 8, is the
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, or, to be less forma, the |
for many. centuries been the day —
set apart for this observance.
In Mexicc they lead up to this |
day with a week-long festival in
honor of the “Virgin of the Reme- |
dies,"’ a crude and primitive little
statue with a most
history.
lost, and it stayed lost for 20 years,
acopted as their patron by the
loyalist party in the Mexican Rev-
viution of 1810. She was on the
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
So many are the errors that...
I make from day to day . .
sometimes feel so helpless
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Completely Removed ... They Benefit By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. That Old Feeling
so very brittie, lately have
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Fi 3sSITS Tr «RI De aaa a OT ER ET Te ra ort |
Queen’s Ball Spa
Village Council Upsets | Holly Manager Ouster AMOLLY —*The Village Council:
last night overruled Village Presi. dent Worth Hitchcock’ s Friday fir- ing of Village Manager Anders O. | Hustvedt é
Council members took the posi- | tion that the manager cannot be fired by the president alone, and
that such action must have their
approval.
Hitchcock's firing of Hustvedt
followed the Wednesday
: Karen Receives
) Keys to Village Street Dance Is Tonight;
Governor Will Crown
Queen Sunday
ROMEO — Queen Karen, Hoff
\of Pontiac made her first public
appearance as reigning monarch
of the 22nd annual Romeo Peach
Festival when she and heg_escorts
led the grand march at the Queen's
Ball in the Romeo High School
| auditorium last night
+ Her official welcome to the com-
munity was staged at the review-
i i i
by the council as a new patrol-
resigna- man. _ I. ni a —- dismissal, _
Charter Receives re re manager with)
Legal Inspection ifailure to cooperate with him, |
completed its | causing dissention in village de- |
ipartments, and the resignation of |
work on a charter for the city of
Walled Lake and it is now under-
| Jones.
| the village at 1:30 p.m. today.
: | OCTAVY PILET
jof 65S. Eagon Dr. Lake Orion, | part of the program today, with
President Hi |have announced the engagement 9 street dance scheduled Hitcheock said his | of their daughter, Octavy Marie,| 9:30 tonight, *
— he the general to William Fortner. He is the son Sunday's. festivities will begin
ygrnteg bod sg be state laws. of Mr. and: Mrs. Kenney Under: learly with the arrival of the Dawn
hea gigs Hitchcock | wood, of Palm Harbor, Fla. No! Patrol gt the Romeo Airport be-
Hustvedt b valet pes of | date has been set for the wedding |tween 7 and 9 a.m, The public has
follo rd a a —— ‘been invited to have breakfast with cil, following an agreement of - pray ite
and a ae cae —— Couple Exchange. At~12:30 p.m. Sunday, visitors
“eer Weddin Vows and | citizens are invited to
g witness the boys’ coaster race on
Police Chief Warns in Allenton Rites Sr 3%, a" cre svt few
of Safety Problem ARMADA—Delores Zoe Dheygere the lawn adjacent to the First
‘and Martin Heim were united in| Congregational Church. :
a |marriage at St. John's Catholic | Highlights of Sunday's activi.
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— Po-| Church, Allenton, recently ties will be the coronation of
lice Chief Frank J. Van Atta has! The bride is the daughter of Mrs.| Queen Karen by Governor G.
| issued a warning to all motorists | Julius Dheyere and the late Mr.| Mennen Williams at 8:38 p.m.
that traffic law violations will pot Dheygere. The bridegroom is the | im. the High School auditorium.
be tolerated around the schools in | son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Heim | One of the most appealing events
the township as children begin to of Almont lof the Labor Day schedule will be
| School move shortly. Mrs, Morris Bannistet of Almont {the Children’s Parade which will
“This does not only apply in the wes her sister's matron of honor.| form at the: North Grade School
immediate school zone, but. to all with Joan Butz, Yale, Anna|There will be four classifications
streets and highways used by Krankel, Almont, Nancy Arm-|in the parade, including large
| schoo] children,"’ Van Atta stated
sey.) The law states all traffic members of the Michigan Munici-
pal League Sept. 9, to consider
acting as consultant te the local
group.
Members of the charter commis- |
sion are Ralph Buffmyer, Charies |
Fisher, Fred Freebury, George |
Gram, Larry Gilliam, Ray Boyle. |
Cameron. Rose, Hiram Sims and |
Clifford Smart.
County Calendar Big Beaver
The Big Beaver Methodist Church
wecs will hold its annual program
— ting ot 130 pm, Bept |
at the church
The Margaret Howell Circle. of. the
Beaver Methodist Church. #il| meet strong, Almont and Lou Lois Bialk | floats, walking groups and single
of Richmond as bridesmaids entries. Over 30 children already
Richard B. Crosby.of Ann Arbor have registered to participate mn
was the best man, with Donald | this event. ;
Heim, Richard Brodie, Elmer| Detroit Police Commissioner Ed-
Neighebar and Kenneth Crowell, | ward Piggins and Judge McKay
seating the guests. Skillman, also of Detroit, will judge
the floral parade, scheduled to be-
miles gin at 2 p.m. Monday, The parade
, = Classes Start Sept. on Main street from Hart to Gates
every school zone a slow zone, and ; | "The first section of the parade
drive with caution during school | ARMADA —The-Armade Rural) yay teas hevectens os:
* Teachers and bus drivers wi!! participate,
= ing hears wim In the evening the climax of the
will not report until 9 a.m ; :
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ® — | Wednesday. Siceecen amie GaueE place at | will be led by the mounted divi-
hours | agriciltural school will open tor | and sports cars, The second sec-
‘Marie McDonald
| conferences. Kindergarten pupils | 1006 aay festival will be the Mum-
Actress Marie (The Body) McDon-| School will“ctose .at 2 p.m. | oo with Mrs Marvin Moore, 1060
et 1 p.m. Gept. *
will meet
at the home of Mrs. Roy Mulburt, 111
Clay Gt, Lapeer, Sept 9 et 3 pm
Thema .
The Thomas Community Assn will
serve @ cafeteria beef and chicken sup-
per et their hell Sept. 7 at 5:30 pm
with the public invited.
In his safety message Chief Van
Atta asked every motorist to make
| sion of the Macomb County Sher
| iff's Department.
the fall semester Sept. 7. With ton wilt include the floral float.
students reporting at 1:30 p.m. | pyeven bands are expected to
Guilty of Hit-R | ullty 0 it- un |< Rersiip sat ond of te ural | mers’ Parade’ with its keynote of
ald, through her attorneys, plead- Wednesday Sept. 8 to allow pupils |
ed guilty yesterday to a hit-and-run to purchase their books.
misdemeanor charge and was Buses will follow the same |
fined $50, routes as last year, essentially, |
A charge of driving while under but parents have been asked to |
| the influence of drugs was dis- have their children ready slightly
| missed by Municipal Judge Henry earlier than last year for the first Draeger. week
The actress was arrested last. — ; .| June 21 after her car struck four ' others, three of them parked. She Walled Lake Band Set told police she had taken six tab for State Fair Concert oe at ber eee Se ee Wah Lick Sedan a | Miss MeDoneld is separated :
|from her-husband, shoe manutac- the Walted-Lake High School Band will appear at the Michigan State | | turer Harry Kark
| ee Fair Sept. 10. under the direction
‘ of Helmut Holland-Moritz, direc- Variety Show Planned = *
for Two Performances | The band will play a concert in|
NORTH BRANCH ——A musical the band shell at 1:30 p.m. and’.
show, “You Can't Beat) Will also participate in a parade i ;
|
TROY TOWNSHIP Friends
and neighbors of the Owen A.
| Bratcher family, 2175 Jarman St.,
have collected $1,300 to start ron-
istruction of a new home for the
|family of 11 who were burned out
of their home Aug. 17 when fire
+rased the structure.
Boy From Metamora
Victim of Bulbar Polio
METAMORA—Richard de Beau-
| bien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ide Beaubien of. Metamora, is a fund will benefit from the perfom-
ein ne Fruita fate ‘be | Metamora OES to Meet
clerk for| METAMORA — The Metamora
years, He is succeeded by Roy ‘OES ‘will resume meetings Sept.
Ba village treas-|7, after vacationing for July and
August.
@Uuia B. REED
‘Jeneane Lee Kimmel Wed ,, """"""__,..,
in Double Ring Ceremony ite esessemeni ot oir daugher the engagement of their daughter.
| 'Cpl. Julia B. Reed to Sgt. Raul
light service Saturday, Jeneane
| Lee Kimmel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kimmel of 44 Hovey St.,
Oxford, became the bride of Roger |
He is the son of sister, Betty Lou. Sam Britton of | stationed at Fort Devens, Mass
Chicago was. best man. while John | No date has been set for the wed-
Szaho of Gary, and Richard Kim- | dine.
County Births mel seated the guests.
Following the ceremony a re- |
ception was held in the church |
partors for 15 guests, :
The couple will live in Chicago,
where they are employed in the
American Airlines. Aline: | Mr
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rks Three-Day Romeo >
A carnival, art exhibit and Mr and Mrs. Thomas R. Ptlet| jecat and out-of-town talent was |
Burned-Out Family Aided
by. Township Neighbors
| added
OXFORD—At an 8° p.m_candle-: ~ The—bride's—attendant—was—her+cChenia of New York. Both are |
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a oe
Orion Schools
Plan Full-Day Sept. 9 Date Begins
| Back-to-Class Trek
for All Students
LAKE ORION
for the schools in this newly ex }* ‘
Opening date
panded district has been announced
‘ as Sept 9 All students will report
for a full day's schedule with
high school beginning at 8 30 aim
and elementary grades at 9 aim
5 In general, children will attend
pe > + 4
| ceptions are in the Howard district
ie)
reem assign
elemen
henwal Horne Show
to Mark Labor Day |
| MARLETTE—The annual horse
|show of the Marlette Saddle Chub | will mark Labor Day observances |
here. It ‘will be co-sponsored by |
| the club and the Community Hos. |
pital Auxiliary
| Judging will begin at 10 a.m. at
| Memorial Athletic Field
jat 3 pm
Hunter Trials Planned neral Home. with burial in Atticé
~ The Metamora |Cemetery, He was killed Thurs METAMORA
| Hunt, Inc., will hold its annual |@&Y When struck by a train in
downtown Lapeer. .
\* a Dat} Surviving are his wite d | : | ke — sae a a ot See daughter, Mrs. Claude Scramiin; — ern ~== |iwheré students will be transported
; ; _pils from Webber and seventh and
The engagement’ of Eleanor jeighth graders from Carpenter dis
EK. Spencér, of Detroit, and~ the |i, the Proper School at Gingelville
| late Mrs. Spencer, to Wallace Alex- |
| He is the son of Mr. and Mra. Wil-, the Blanche Sims School and the
iam A. Brown of Walled Lake, | bigh schoot building have been
Ty Ch — ments by mail,
Troy Church to Start rcs vens sinuses .
2-Service Schedule Kindergarten through fifth gerade
| again will be housed in the Blanche
fodist Church will mark q milestone |feoms will be in the high school
lin its history with the institution )uilding, and will follow the sched
starting tomorrow. Services will be school, 850 ane to 39 pm
at 9 and.Jl am. A nursery for Cafeterias -in both buildings will
both times * tember 9 .
Sunday school classes for all) Mike La Magna. assistant direc. |
The Troy Methodists date back | charge of the outlying schools, has
to 1827 when a\class was organ-. prepared a bus schedule
es af Ane pag angel school students will meet in the
ard.4@s pastor in June ma aym for an orientation assembly.
a at 90 Square Lake Rd. has! nated according to the
its own full-tinte minister | initiates of their last names to
} —-~
| Seventh and eighth graders will
| Feverse this process, getting their ELEANOR SPENCER linto the village. Eighty grade pu
Spencer, daughter .of Mr. George | tricts will be transported by bus
|ander Brown, has been announced.| Elementary students attending
| aera | motified of their
tary principal, has announced
| TROY TOWNSHIP — Troy Meth. | Sims building, sixth grade class
fof two Sunday worship. services, We for junior and senior high)
pyoung children will be provided at be open beginning Thursday, Sep- |
ages will be at 10 am tor. of elementary education in
jized in a log schoolhouse. - The | At 8:30 a.m. Thursday, the high
the first time that the chureh, | They wit then report to desig
| plek wp their schedule cards.
schedule cards first and then re
County Deaths
| LAPEER — Service for William | | F. Carter, 74, of 828 State St.. was
Clyde
| Pefitiwe, one sister
‘Tibbenham of Lapeer; 11 grand. |
lehildren and 32) great-grandchil
| dren:
Mrs. Paul Jubelt
| A work-bee began today to build +—payistinti—serviee for Mes!
ja new home, Paul (Christine) Jubelt, 59, of
Alex Heit, of 7198 Jarman, has 12080 Andegponville Rd, will be
| formed a committee to accept all | heid at 2 p.fh. Monday at the Ben- | donations, including clothing and, die Funeral Home, Holly, with |
| furniture | burial in the Davisburg Cemetery. |
The family tost all tts posses. | She died Thursday.
| gions in the fire, which occured |
| while they were away, injuring a daughter, Ester Weishaupt of
Ge ene. , | East Detroit; two sons, Karl and
The Kaye Storm and Sash Co,| Herman Jubelt of Davisburg. 4
of Royal Oak has donated windows) *i*ter. Bertha Sobjeck; and two
for the new home. and the Home| brothers, Lewis and Arthur Sob-
Owners Lumber Co. of Troy has | jeck
sold the committee lumber at cost | Harry 4. Tissany; %r.
ter the house. -| BERKLEY — Service for Harry |
Holt gaid *he expects to have the |}. Tissany, Sr., 75, of 170 Catalpa |
shell and roof erected today. He| Dr, formerly of Pontiac, will be
that donations are® stiil|}held at 3.30 p.m. Sunday at the |
being accepted. . Sawyer Funeral Home. with burial
Bratcher, father of-nine, is un-| Tueglay in Jackson, He died Fri-
employed. | day
ional Surviving are four daughters,
'Viva and Edith at home, Mrs
Sunnyvale Chapel Holds | Lawrence Ottney of Regal? Oak. ane Mrs Lioyd Mann of, Detroit, « Annval Banquet Tonight a son, Harry J. Jr. of Ferndale.
WATERFORD CENTER—Sunny- Edmond BR, Foley
vale Chapel members are sponsor-| pOCHESTER = Service for Ed,
ing the Sth annual Bible student mond R, Foley, 111 W. Fourth St.
banquet at -7, in‘the Fellowship | ¥®* held at the Metvin A. Schutt
Hall, ee Funeral Home this afternoon, with
in Mt 7 tery. He | ' j porting to the gym for assembty. +
today from Baird Fw,
Dora a.
three bro@iers, Norman of Lapeer, |
ot Attica and Lorenzo of |
Mes. Florence }
Surviving besides her husband is y Peach Fest Seed-Breeding |
Station Schedules
Field Day Sept. 8 - ROCHESTER — Wednesday will |
be Tomato and Pepper Field Day
at Oakview Seed Breeding Station,
just south of Rochester. A special
program will perm growers to
observe variety_trials and to dis
cuxs planting problems and- dis-
eases with qualified experts
Starting at | p.m... five special-
ists from Michigan State College |
will be on hand to answer ques: |
fiona at the Ferry Morsé station
which is located on Hamlin road
east of Rochester Growers |
are to specimen
plants or fruits for diagnosis or
observation
road
Hiv ited bring
bind yout bd. —t 9 rte pepper and tomato trials under the direction
of Harm Drewes and Withert °
Bentley of Ferry Morse ts ached.
uled for 1:30 p.m., as wel) as a
tour ef the flower trials.
The proram, open to the public, , an
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
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The Pontiac School of Religion |
begin fall day, |
Oct. 4, and will meet each week |
through Nov. 8% All classes will
held at Bethany Baptist Church is
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ae FE 4 Bazin up nirwrve |Hindv Temple Dedicated, Union Protests i t the league oh ; m oA,
4 i rn an ripracts oat stp , ‘Sunday Selling;
: NEW HOPE . | coscewa tn coromouc at sr! Cites Old Law
i ee BIBLE SCHOOL temple i te Get Fete ot the jorge Onde Al tae coast
—} a Society ortian Retail Clerks . AFL.
<j nonheme pega ee of the Toledo law aories mene
- ts Tou to te ff Dante ste, of, Saravana ity re that they wil ace : First Annual the realization of God and the serv- |Srntcry Ohin lew enone aie Youth Revival ice of humanity). ‘é “desecetian ed cues
Sunday, Sept. 5th Ee en ane tives| William F. Strum, secretary-
Famous Youth Speaker |]! Vilicy were Seumi Prabhavananda | eAsurer BB eared 0 shane ane of Hollywood, founder of the Port- arr gore la Peat a
| © NON-DENOMINATION AL lend group, ong Swami Frevitre | 1... eseration of the six stores con.
ue mate i ow SO minted untair competition to os oe shments w his
ZION CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE | resents that do not keep open on : 239 East Pike Street | Sante.
| 10:00 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Worship |). Ths tleres involved in >
i 7:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service maae Risy courage an ap. | : Ber. W. & Varian, Paéter ~~ Levers Sheffield, Mutle Director .
| : - - a= ———- — —<— | The Ohio statute provides that
~/ APOSTOUG cut
458 Centre!
Sundey Services
10 A.M, — 7:30 P.M. “The treth on F whether of Ged, or meders
Fecedar might and en Sunday te gesstien thin, ring S43. 8.
Tues., Thurs. end Set. Services 7:30 P. M.
7 OSHUA'S LAST CAMPAIGN” poo
1:00—Maning Wenig [tor St atry Cater, Xavier, Kan | ‘THE FIRST CHURCH
OF THE BRETHREN |] et eld lncation—46 Nerth Resels
| Sendey Scheel—i0.00 A.M.
: | Preaching by the Paster—ii A.M.
— . tev vee". im. — “wow OSS conse Wed, ovayen, bts Stedy, 1:90 p.m.
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH. ~ 135 nae = es D. — a The Joslyn Avenue
= |] United Presbyterian
All Saints Episcopal Church || — ~ Church WILLIAMS STREET AT WEST PIKE mil) |" Seaiym 08 Thin
The Rev. ©. wiadinvera. ~ . Bible School ...... 9:30AM
Rev. Waldo R. ise Rev. Robert J. Bickley — 680 6eeces 10:45 A.M,
we Paster Preach 8:00 A. M,.—Holy Communion Toy , “MEN ay wean
ion ae Youth = i 9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion lil icon a at
11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion. S| Bémend 1. Wathine, Paster
Sermon by Rev. ioe t Curtis ) ——
St. ‘s Chapel St. Andrew's Chapel 30 Whittemore Street Mulferé Michigan «00 Gente Eigheng jy Rl ~ B- 5 1) A. M—DMorsing Prayer $00 A M.—Hety Communion Charies Stack, M. J. Broke
a A Nak | ec te
—/|| THE PLEASANT . | GROVE MISSIONARY
+ | FREE METHODIST |) = anc | 128 W. Pike St.
e\ ' CHURCH | sass 87 Lefeyette Street (2 Blocks West of Seers) |} DAY | Sunday Schoo! at 10 A. M. Miss Burtelle Green, Superintendent || Services: 11 A. M. ; A Geed Live Sundey Sehool—Cilasses lor Every Age! and 7:30 P. M
: Morning Wowhip, 11. Newest ¢. Arts, Paster. .
being the manage, ,_ Rev. $. Littlajeha. Paster
| Burton M. Arts, snsistont pastor, will be pesrching. = , 2
You Are Always Welcome oa tha ca c ity United
|| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH |] ter ron saws 3 Carer Osklend and Seginew Streets 9. dae mek
' “Holding Forth The Word of Life” 11:00 a.m Worship Service
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Evening
} tf Helen Cleveland a8
7 sak ae | Soe ; EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P. M. : “A PICTURE OF HEAVEN” |
; Rev: Wittem B. Hebes, Assistant Pastor |
a cn caiacaniavltascaetiilt diiciadiaack diaresvadlases dureiitiba ta: | Sunday Scheel 10:00 «. m.
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4 NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT!!! [|
YOUTHTIME at 8:45 P. M. following —
| a ____the evening service. ||
2 _* FEATURING * |
EUREKA JUBILEE SINGERS of CHICAGO ‘
3 REV, H. H. SAVAGE, D.D., Postor
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oe ' Everyone - Welcome
| CHRISTIAN TEMPLE || 22 = . SE 6-Teee
S05 Auburn Ave. |
SUNDAY SERVICES : ~ = Dr. & Mrs. Letand L, Merion, Speakers
- | 9:45 A. M—Morning Worship and Communion 9 Rev. Lola Marion will bring the message
'9:45 te 12:15—Children’s Church and School - 4 <- _/ School for All Ages
= 7:45 P. M—Evangelistic ice
: Heer Di. LL. Merion Speaking on
“WHEN THE WORLD SAYS PEACE, ae
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CKLW (890ke) Sunday 9:45 A. M.
FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH 816 Baldwin Ave.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Thers. Preyer 7:30 p. m.
Saterday Night Service of 7:30 p. m. Preaching 11:00 2, m.
Fe ¢-s0e0
Sen, avery one BS Crean yp Se 6, Penman
(Oppesite Pest )
j Malcele K.- Berton, Minister |
t Sanday Service 10:38 A. M.
“THE NATIONAL THEME, LIBERTY”
Dr. Theodore M. Shipherd, guest speaker
. Everyday Religion
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The Bible contains a gallery wherein are hung striking
photographs of things to come, The old prophets had cam-
ii. eras with long-range lenses. David, the musician, in the 14th
Psalm, hangs upon the wall of his
Iron Curtain countries of day.
In the f studio a picture of the
GOD.” Maken ;
~— .This is the ultimate tn folly. Not sa
denial af the Divine, they order
They forget that most men are incurably religious. Over-
lords may crush their bodies, they cannot choke their souls.
In the background of the picture David paints some
of the results of a godless philesophy—“THEY ARE
CORRUPT: THEY HAVE DONE ABOMINABLE WORKS.”
Denial of Ged is a down-going elevator kading te
abominable deeds.
In this background is shown also their treatment of
their people—“THEY EAT UP MY (THEIR) PEOPLE AS
THEY EAT BREAD.” The enslavement of workers and the
wholesale destruction of others is to be expécted of those
who know not God.
lurks on every side. Follow the artist’s brush—
WERE IN GREAT FEAR FOR GOD IS WITH
ERATION OF THE RIGHTEOUS.” That is s
for fear. The worst never lasts. :
Strange paradex this, but the
the foundation of our faith in victory of a free
world. The real conflict is se much one of ‘oppos-
ing philosophies as one Of oppdsing faiths, theirs in
themselves and ours in a Higher Power.
In her poem op the atom, Mary Slattery writes,-“In the
lair of the a , where no man had trod, I came upon
Lucifer Salnahe God.” '
That is the real meaning of this world situation—Lucifer
¢ nging God, hate challenging love, communism chal-
aging Christianity, chaos challenging Christ.
But Lucifer has fallen once. He will fall again. By the
d@nial of God, communism places an impossible barrier in
its own pathway.
Read the 14th Psalm and see this picture at first hand.
It is just another warning from both history and revelation
that no nation can deny God and long endure. It just isn't
done. GEN-
t cause
is of their fears is
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87) Rebinwesd Ave.
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Church Sunday,
mage be the Rev. Ivol L
Curtis, a former rector.
with their sons Bill and Donnie have
clergyman here preceding :
C. George Widdifield, He is now
rector at St. James
Church in Los Angeles, Calif.
U. N. Delegate States
World Craves God MACKINAC ISLAND —A Nor-
“Whether sitting in Parliament
or in the United Nations there is WeePEae
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Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
WORSHIP 11:00 A. M.
Sermon:
“FENCES AND SERPENTS”
Evangelistic ...... . 7:45 P.M.
“THE UNFINISHED FURROW”
- Tuesday, Bible Study
Thurs., C. A.’s 7:45 P. M.
Visit the Church of the
Old Fashioned Gospel
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Is Red Ruse
PILGRIM WATCH—The lone
at Rome's Ciampino a
awaiting the arrival of piigrims, THE PONTIAC PRESS, salina aoe
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figure of a nun| United Press Photo
stands watching the landings of the big transports | are flocking to the Eternal City by every method of
Perhaps she is/| transportation to participate in the observance of |
thousands of whom | the Marian Year.
7:30 P.M. Evening Wership
“The Greatest Quest of
Man's Life” -
11:20 a. m. Bible Scheel
6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowships
Wednesday 7:30 P, M. Prayer Meeting
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Sunday School ..10 A.M.
Morning Worship 11 A.M.
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Preaching 11 A.M. & 7:30 P.M.
Youth Groups 6:30 7.M.
Redie CKLW, 7:30 — WCAR
SA.M. A, J. Boughey, Paster
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Confident Living
You Can Find Freedom
Within Own Heart, Mind By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE | into
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to take a 500-mile trip to make a
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Evangelistic Service . 7:30 p, m. **eeeee 6:15 p.m.
Rev. Milton B. Genk, PD. ©. Minister Rev. Soha W. Melder, Asse)
| 9:45 A. M—SUNDAY SCHOOL :
___10:45°A. M—MORNING WORSHIP
“CARPET SWEEPERS and/CROWNS”
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‘Catholic Drys 8f
Condemn Radio .
and Video Ads
Ry Religious News Service
BALTIMORE, Md.—Resolutions
warning against the sale of liquor
to minors, urging that women be
banned from bars and condemning
radio and TV advertising portray-
ing intoxicants as “‘attractive"
were adopted by the Catholic
Total Abstinente Union af America
at its 82nd annual meeting here.
“In view of the increase of wom-
en and juvenile inebriates,”” one
resolution said, “holders of licenses
should be warned to conduct their
places of business according to the
law and asked to discourage the
presence of women at the bar.
enforcement ef the laws which
gevern the sale te miners and
minors.”
A second resolution described as
“demoralizing and destructive of
family life’’ the efforts of manu-
facturers and distributors of. in-
-| toxicating beverages to “picture
their products and extol their
‘merits,’ principally by means. of
radio and television,- and invite
minors and children to buy them.”
A stone from a 12th century ca-
thedral in Norway is the corner-
stone for the Boe Memoria] Chapel
of St, Olaf College, Northfield,
Minn. =
Let’s Plan
Early on
RALLY DAY “We respectfully ask for the |
we condemn those who circum |
vent the law by pirchasing for |
. es _ SEVEN . ; fo | ‘Ohio Chorus fo Sing, || unrren LUTHERAN
‘at Fund Raising-Rally | —““ascension The Young Peagte of the Guaweh tt any Wile tt. aa TE of God are sponsoring an all day Gee. A Garver, Poster FE 8-1613
| building fund rally Sunday, Elder .
M, J. Watkins will speak at the
1l a.m, service’
Elder Samuel Randle, overseer
of the state, will bring a special | message at 3-30 pin anf the (jj Lutheran Charch
chorus of the Church of God from Misseuri Synod
Springfield, Ohio, will present a |
musical p . Choirs from De- |
troit, Flint, Ypsilanti and Memphis
will be guests for the afternoon.
Miss Velgreet Woods is chair-
man for the day with Miss Laura
B. Long cochairman, let SERVICE 8:15 A.M. |i tnd SERVICE 11:00 A. M. |i)
St, John’s Lutheran Church il Street at Cherry Street
Sunday School , 9:45 a. m.
11:00 a. m., Morning Worship
Owege a 1 . Phene FE 4-0006
St. Paul Lutheran Church (The Church of the Lutheran Hour)
Joslyn ot Fourth
Parsonage:
Welcomes You
9:30 A. M.—Sunday Schoo! 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service
George Mahder, Pastor Phone FE 5.0404
Watch “This Is the Life’—Sunday, 12:30 P. M.—WIBK-TV
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Glendale
Services at 9 A. M. and 11 A. M.
Rev. Otto G. Schults—Speaker
Sunday School—9 A. M. and 11 A. M.
month ‘i
in Ameria history - the Depart- Complete Line of ments of Commerce and Labor re- || |
ported here. ea Promotion Supplies
Religious groups spent an esti-
2 ¢ the month |} @ /nvitation Postcards on new construction of. church
“ cation |T @ Tags a the departments esti-
"Tr @ Butions This was $5,000,000 more than <
was expended in June, and $11,- ;
000,000 above July last year. * a Guide
It raised total expenditures for the first seven months of the @ Promotion
-touped over the wnaes Op Certificates
yar ge same :
schools spent more than soon! Christian
Literature Sales
39 Oakland Ave.
OPENING
September 13, 1954
For the Training of Young Men and Women for
Full-Time Christien Service.
EMPHASIZING:
Offering a Three-Year ecg st 2 Course of 115 Semester
Hours Leading to a Bachelor of Religious
Education Degree
FACULTY...
Clesses: 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon
through Fridey
Twltion: $2.00 per week
, First Southern Missionary
BAPTIST CHURCH 965 East Wilson Ave.
Sundey School ..... -+. 9:45 ALM,
Morning Worship .....11:00 A.M.
BTU. ... sees 645 PLM,
Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Preyer Meeting... 7:30 P.M.
Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M.
A. H. MULLINS, Pestor
Altilieted with Southern Baptist Convention Phone FE 4-8574.
bessncutsttiennetenasantiienmne.enaicineaneetenets oe
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 25 East Bodlevard — South of Lookout Drive
9:45 A. M—Sundey School
- 10:00 A, M—Moerning Service —~7:30
Andersen, Indiana Gen. Offices: P. M—fvening Service
; 11:00 A. M—Meorning Worship
U. B. GODMAN, of Detroit Guest Speaker at both services
7:30 P. M—Evening Worship KENNETH A; HUTCHINSON
——,
| For Special Polder, Applicsiion Mienhs and List of Regulations
Write to:
DR. TOM MALONE — 645 S$. Telegraph Read Pontiac, Michigan
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SALVATION The SUNDAY SCHOOL ................. 9:45 ALM MEETING .............0.5. LA
YOUTH SERVICE ........ ceca 6:00 P.M. .
EVANGELISTIC MEETING ........... 7:30 P.M
Officer in Charge, MIDWEEK PRAYER
Captain Vernon Vie "70 P.M.
FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Invites You to Our Services
1) Maléwin Ave. WE 4-T172
Set. Evening Service.... 7:30 P.M.
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Sunday School .... 9:45a. m. Youth Service..... 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Evening Service 1:30 p. m.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH :
i 347 N. Gaginaw St. Chas. D, Race, Paster, FE 4-039
10 a. m. Bible School. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer
Services 11 A. M,
Guest Speaker: Wilbur Saph of Dearborn
Choir Reheamal 7:30 P.M. Thursdey Meeting, Bible
and 7:30 P.M, oot
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11th in a Series on Our Holy Land Experiences
Rev: Havens, ‘Preaching
Sunday School
ednesday Evening South Saginaw St.
“WHERE DO oe
eee FIRST METHODIST ~ at Judson Street
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YOU SAY?”
11:15 A.M. | Ee Evening Evangelistic Service 7:30
Message by Dr. Tom Malone
“How to Know You Are.
a Saved Person”
| [Sucr 885] .
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
7:30 P. M.
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lial lead Se
: ducted the Reconsecration Service
_Inehuding the Church School staff i
THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1954
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~Women Plan
. Fall, Winter
Activities
2 Church Groups
Review Summer at
Meetings
The summer in review and an-
ticipation of fall and: winter ac-
tivities were on the agenda for the
women's groups of First Presby-
terian Church and Central Meth
odist Church at speeial meetings! i
held Thursday. i=
Members-of the Women's Aséoci- |
ation of First Presbyterian Church
began their new year with the an-
nual retreat held at Waldenwoods.
The Rev. Edward D. Auchard
opened the morning session with
a Bible study, followed by the
association's executive board
meeting. « s
Reports on the national meeting
of Presbyterian Women held at
Purdue University early in June
were given by the delegates, Mrs
William DeRoo, Mrs. Theodore
Koella, Mrs. Auchard and Mrs.
Lyndon Salathiel, association pres- |
ident.
Other members attending the
national meeting were Mrs. J. C
Covert, Mrs. Allan Monroe and |
Mrs. w H. Marbach
Mrs. Raiph Pino of Detroit, al
member of the Board of Christian
Education of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States, con-
(Audi ons
for Chorus
Scheduled Fall activities of the Pontiac!
Women's Chorus will begin Tues-
day, when registration and audi-
tion of new candidates for member.
ship will be held at 7 o'clock in’
room 126 of Pontiac High School, in the afternoon
The Rev. Mr. Auchard an-
nounced other church activities,
meeting on Tuesday.
At this time, plans will be made
for an expanded autumn program
and for the Rally Day program
which will include dedication of the?
stained glass window given by the
Charch School to the church.
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“Echoes from the Milwaukee
Assembly” was the title of a talk
given by Mrs. Frank Troy and Mrs.
John Garrison at the meeting of
the Women's of Christian
Service of Central Methodist ‘day, chorus president
The first regular rehearsal will |
same location, Auditions wil) te
held each Tuesday evening from
T until 7:30 through September.
“The chorus is open to all women
of the city and its vicinity who
qualify for membership. We hope
that as many as may be interested
will avail themselves of this splen-
@id opportunity to take part. in
thig enjoyable activity.” she add-
ed
Candidates may contact Mrs
Leslie Howie, membership chair-
man, for further information,
Charies BE. Mutton begins his
llth year as director of the
chorus. Mrs. Paul McKibben has
served as accompanist fer the
same length of time. ‘
Officers and board members of
the organization include Mrs. Tal-
jerday, Novello Davies, vice presi-
dent; Mrs, James Absher, secre: | and>
Party Honors New ; Mrs. Harold Tripp, librarian: ‘a a. Kenneth Hausauver, tistorian; |
College Freshman Mrs. Lesiie Howie, membership | ~
of Monterey | chairman, and Mrs. John Keinert
concert chairman.
Mrs. Howard Mclntyre is
charge of publicity; Dorothy East-
ham is associate membership
chairman; Mrs. Martin Wolfe,
music chairman; Mrs, Sidney Ol-
son, social: Mrs. A. H. Osmich,
finance, and Mrs. C. E. Coonfield,
courtesy, cently at @ going away party
honoring Bonnie Butler at her
faiths McEnery Speaks
Vows in Morning Nuptials, according to Mrs George Taller- .
|
take place Sept. 14 at 7:30 in the!
&. | recently returned-from a trip to
Sharon Hunt as flower girl wore |
& turquoise gown with a hoop skirt |
The skeet shooting championshipy were a| son, Jimmy, who were on hand for Wednes-
poe Mra, DeVaugh Harlen, treas-| family affair jfor Birmingham, Ala. _resi-
J. Frank Trucks and idents Dr. and rs.
By RUTH SAUNDERS
BIRMINGHAM — Announcement
is made of the Aug. 21 marriage
of Gloria Mae Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Miller of Al-
vordion, Ohio, and Claud W. Behn
Jr., son of Dr. Claud W. Behn of |
Birmingham and the late Mrs.,
Behn
The ceremony took place in St.
Peters Episcopal Church, Hills-
dale.
The couple will live in Austin,
Tex.
returned from a visit in
Bradford, Pa.. with Mr. Piatt's
father, J. MH. Piatt.
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Mrs. Frank R. Pierce enter
tained at cocktails Monday after-
+noon fer Mr. and Mrs. Layton L. _
| Northrup of Swarthmore, Pa.. who
formeriy lived in Birmingham
While here, the’ Northrups were
| vests of J. Arthur Evans of Glen
gary Road
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Mr. and Mrs. William D. Downey
Wyoming. Their son. Gary, who
Was at camp there, returned with
them. ~
With their sen and daughter.
intaw, Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Downey of Detroit, the family is
spending this weekend at the Old
Ctub, St. Clair Flats.
= J &
Mrs. Grace Gegole left Tiiesday
for Wyandotte where she will spend
‘a po visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mal . . *
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B. Noland |
bride-elect Connie Kinna, |
Connie is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Gaines of Hill.
érest Drive. She will be married
Sept, 25 to Jack Herne of Reyal
Oak.
> si: 6
. Bates street -
| throng ova Scotia and the Gade |
Ptr and Mes Robert Balyeatare| Mr. and’Mrs. David
Y/ mam es Shingene Pork be din
| outiced the engagement of yar
| @aughter, Louise, --Sagpen py
| Bramson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
stage gy Saeardins gee game ~ en}
Raad. day's party.
"Weddings Crowd Fall Social Calendar spending a forthight with Mrs Bal- |
yeat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Spiegel of ‘Vinewood Ave
Mr. and’ Mrs. Andrew Spiegel
(Joan Alford) announce. the birth}
of a daughter, Salty Paige, Aug. 25. |
Mr. /and Mrs: Whitin Raymond |
are spending a fortnight at Torch |
Lake
. ‘? .
Both young people are gradu-
ates of Michigan State College.
They will be married Dec 4 ih
Christ Charch Cranbrook,
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Sarah Suingie and Mary Barton
will give the spinster dinner Thurs...
day evening for bride-elect Carolyn
Snyder who will be married Sept
11 to Peter J. Van Boven Jr. of
Detroit,
The bridegroom-elect's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Van Boven
ef Ann Arbor, will give the re-
| hearsal dinner Sept. 1¢ at the
| Detroit Athletic Cleb.
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~ Of interest in Birmingham is the |
retently announced engagement of |
Marion Elizabeth Fleming, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Fiem-
ing of Pontiac, to David S. Donald-
son of Royal Oak. Miss Fleming is
reference librarian at Baldwin Li-
brary in Birmingham.
* « 8
Mr. annd Mrs. Dale O. Miller
ranch in Teton Valley, Wyo,
* * ©
' - Sue Spencer was chairman of the |
annual Coronation Ball given Fri-.
day evening’ at Birmitjgham High |
Sehool
” Aguliiting the ‘chairman were
"_Mr\and Mrs. Wiftiam’E. Blythe. Sué and Marilyn Strassier, Reverty.| © pauts af Go writ and the | are -motoringHarris, Carolyh Schwab, Susie bedice wap designed with a lace Allen, Carele
Lewis pnd Betty Baker. :
Chaperones were Mr. ae ae Goodhue,
= Shooters Put Aside Sports for S
Sportsmen’s Club.’ The local
at Stalcup Home | The first fall meeting of Sigma |
| Zeta Chapter of Pi Omicron ne- |
| tional sorority was held at the
|home of Mrs. Lioyd Stalcup on |
| Menominee road Wednesday eve-|
ning. Mrs. Douglas Green a
the hostess,
in Rochester later in the month:
ganization.
Mrs, Norman O'Brien was elect-
ed president of the chapter for
the coming year
| The mext meeting will be held
| Oct. 6 at the Watkins Lake home
‘of Mrs.
‘Shower Honors
‘Mrs. L. Webber
Mrs. Lawrence Webber was hon-
ored at a pink and blue shower
Thursday evening given by Mrs.
James Samson Jr. in the Samson's
South Johnson avenue home
Guests were Mrs. Bernard Erick-
sor, Mrs. Arthur Kelley, -Mrs
Lawrence Kesthiey, Mrs
Smith, -Mrs.. Robert Harrington,
Mrs. Ray Eimy, Havel Bates, Mrs
M. J. Hunt, Grace Cowley and
Mrs. Mildred Burns.
Mrs. Leonard Couturier, Mrs
James Samson, Mrs. Charlies Cow
ley, Mrs. Floyd James and Mrs. |
Roy Iceberg completed .the list. U
R. A. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Darling, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Best.
Mr. and Mrs, J..0. Keene, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Potilesak and Mr. and
Mrs. J. H, Spencer.
Virginia
Verwey and
Donald. Trulu
spoke their
vows this
morning in
St. Michael
Church.
She is the
daughter of
Mrs. W. J.
Miller of
Glenwood
avenue and
Richard
Verwey of
Hatchery road,
and his
parents are the
Michael
Trulus ‘of
Auburn
MRS.. DONALD EUGENE TRULU
Virginia ]. Verway Wed she carried, for her bouquet, a
white orchid on & prayer Wok. Altar vases of white flowers dec-
orated St. Michael Church « this
morning when Virginia Janet
Verwey and Donald Eugene Trulu
spoke their wedding vows.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Wil-
liam J, Miller of Glenwood avenue
and Richard H<Verwey of Hatch-
ery road, and his parents are the
Michael Trulus of Auburn avenue. | Jerry McHaney was. best man
and Bud Andrews and Dick Young
seated the guests, pe
f gtests There's a social side to the 15th annual
National Skeet Shooting Association: cham-
pionships now being held at Oakland County
ored visitors Wednesday evening at a party
held at the club. In the top right photo, Mrs.
Jerry Wooliever (right) of North Paddock '
Plans were made for the nie ¥
ter t tour the Leader Dog League |
A discussion was held regarding | -
Clifford Koskinen.
Jack.
-| hael Church.
| Unites enw reception this evening in Knights ‘
Pentise Press Photes
Plains and Mrs, F lorence Schmidt (second
from right) of Hazel Park welcome Mrs.
Don Maxwell of Odéssa, Téx. (second from
left}. Frank Foster (above photo), chair-
man of the board of Oakland County Sports.
men’s Club; talks over the day's events with
Ur. and Mrs. Charles C. Balch of of Tulsa, shooters hon-
street, Mrs. Robert White (le{t) of prepnen | | Okda. 7 o-—- -— —————— eas ee a -~ — ——
Sorority Opens ARES Wary Sue
‘New Season Sibra and
George T.
LaF orge were
~ married this
morning in
St. Michael
Church.
The bride is
the daughter
of Mr. and -
Mrs. Charles
Sibra Jr.
of South
Marshall
street, and
Mr. and_ Mrs.
Ceorge
LaF orge of
Auburn
Heights are
his parents. VRS. _ GEORGE rs LaFORGE
Mary Sue Sibra Becomes -
Bride in St. Michael Rite Mary~Sue —Sibra became the | wearing a rose strapless gown of
_bride of George T. LaForge this nylon net and Chantilly lace with
morning at 8 o'clock in St. Mi- matching shrug jacket. She chose
| matching accessories and carried
The bride is the daughter of Mr. | ;a colonial bouquet of aqua carna-
and Mrs. Charles Sibra Jr.
wearing ‘aqua
gowns similar to the honor maid's
Ernestine LaForge, sister of the, Carlon Brokenshaw
._Was maid of honor Bonulia and Robert of De-
| troit seated -the guests. Arthur
|. Lee’ Kohn served as ringhearer,
The bride's mother woré a tur-
Tquose Taille Gress with matching
vaccessories and a corsage of red
carnations, The bridegroom's mo- Harvest Moon -
‘Ball Scheduled
for October 16 Final. plans were made for the ‘Ng dress with matching a
Harvest Moon Ball when members 5°ries and a corsage of pink
of Beta Theta Chapter of pons: for her son's / wedding:
pot = Lambda | A wedding breakfast at
. Of the psychiatric ward at Pontiac
State Hospital.
At the business meeting Mrs.
“« Parsonage Rite
The bride wore a floorlength | of Pythias Hall: M Miller will gown with a lace overskiri and a wear a pink sult with navy blue ince bodice. Long sleeves ened | and white accesagries with
F white carnation corpage.. :
Mrs.- Trulu will, wear an aqua
“print dress : with —
See Oe nae te ena ond 0
Coronet of sequins and pearls and | corsage. } were united in marriage, T! . Sgt.
in the parsénage of First MacDonald will leave
ist Church: . The - Rev. Frankfurt, - Germany,
carnation | Havens petformed the 2 will be stationed for two
<- . ? . z am ~
Fae ord * me > i : / * -
Prepgel ce erent a ne oe
* f ‘ :
¥ oy ' 7 “4 i= ther chose a slate blue /paper shan- /
hp j
With Curtain
Rebellion Her Attitude Won
Approval of Male
Subordinates
BY ANNE HEYWoop
Peggy Curtis ‘is the youngest
and most attractive grandmother
you ever saw. And she is success.
ful in a field which is almost ex-
clusively masculine.
She is a business manager of a
radio station in New Jersey,’ and
nost of the people who work for
“J was in radio in the begin-
ning,” she tokl me, “and then
after I married, I stayed home
and had my three children. After
14 years at home, I went back into
the radio field."
Mrs. Curtis believes that the
years at home did much to help
her ih business, teaching her tol-
erance and patience and, I would
say, wisdom.
Well, by one of those so-called
flukes, Mrs. Curtis was offered
> the job as business manager, the
only woman so far to have that
job. .
At first she was a little wor-
ried, because she was afraid the
mien might not like it. And the
very first day, it did look as
though they might not.
She went into her new office to
find somebody. had put up frilly
cretonne curtains at her windows.
Obviously one of the men want-
ed to tell her, somewhat snidely,
that women weren't wanted.
What did Mrs. Curtis dof She
handied it honestly, and weil.
“When we had my first meeting
that-afternoon,” she said, “I greet-
ed the men, told them what I hoped
to accomplish, and welcomed their
suggestions.
“I could see that most of them
were on my side, but there was still
the matter of the curtains.
“So, when I finished talking, 1
announced pleasantly that 1 did)
appreciate the curtains, but that
1 wanted to-say that whoever had
been kind enough to put them ap
would be responsible for washing
them once a week! :
vanished, and from then on we've
ail gotten along fine.”
Copyright, 1954
Steam Cleans Fur
C If you're taking last year's fur
collars out of storage for
this fall, you can refresh them by Ae back but has Ghat important holding them over a steam ki
for a few minutes, That goes
fur bags and belts, too. .
Gloves Win Prai
You can add to
of gloves.that are to be a
conversation picce cot-
ton, band of
WR OM MNA s S Ex-Housewife Manages
Dealt Wisely’ YY, wah he
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Radio Station Without Man vs. Woman Conflicts _ -
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Dress Answers Problem
The problem of bridging the gap , New Pattern Booklet 11 is avail-
between the end of summer and able at 25 cents. Add 4 cents for
those days in fall when it is cool| handling if paid by check or
enough to shift to wool is one money order.
that arises each year. But here| Copyright 1954 today is an fica! answer to that | —_
problem, designed by Tina Leser
er measurements, not standard
pattern measurements.
ar ae a ee a ae rr 30 4). inehes 18 a 32 43 inehes 20
Size 12 requires 4% yards of
39-inch material for dress. To or-
5
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i ly Lau Wha Just like big sister’s—this pretty
PE little’ chiill-chaser goes over her PETUNTAL coe qe
Now, as Autumn rn —— = Rains begin, Pattern 785 has easy crochet My window boxes directions. Children’s sizes 2 to 42 —all included in pattern.
Send 25 cents in coins for this
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
tern for first-cfass mailing. Send
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft
Dept; P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea
=e?) | Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print Splash likesin! -
of Transition Into Autumn) Must Guest
‘Leave Food: —
jon the Plate? Reader Wonders if
Eating Whole Meal
Is Impolite
By EMILY Post
A girl writes: “Maybe my par
ents were old-fashioned, but I was
always taught to-finish everything
on my plate. and 1 have always ee
adhered to this practice.
“ have noticed; however, that
many supposedly well-brought-up | _ “| people always leave part of their | ©
food on the plate.
ue wearing my ring. Will
you please tel] me-what is proper
ip this situation?
Susan Halsted
to Become Bride
ers Hall, Lowell, Mass., and from
Michigan State College where she
lainly pattern number, your name,
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Hold Spotlight Tweeds and wool jerseys are
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Gtier a full range of coordinate col. '
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| patterns,
Satin is the primary trimming,
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the special cognac brown.
Patterned fabrics are on the in
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“PRINCESS OF THE NILE
and Bob Chanesian are seniors a with
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“PLAY CIRL” jare twins
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“Ring of Fear,” | Louisiana’ 8 1955 auto license plates
“yde Beatty, Marian Carr, Mickey | | will have their own built-in safety
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Fred MacMurray; “Naked Al- Missing. however, will be the
Gloria Grahame, Sterling _ “Louisiana Yams”
LOS ANGELES ® — Richerd |be there.
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The other day they had three | Kenzie. recently discharged from
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Have ‘Reflector’ Digits
| BATON ROUGE, La, (UP). —
device.
| The numerals and lettering will
flectorized” paint of @ black back-
which
matie their debut on this year’s
plates, boosting one of the state's
| leading agricultural products, The
| familiar Louisiana pelican will still
Rookie Follows Orders . WHEELING, W. Va. (UP) — A
patrolman, Arthur Mac-
took his orders
| hiterally nthe: * Police Chief M. A
Baumann told him to clear Wheel-
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RON & BOB'S
©) | new. waistline, Alfred Hitchcock
% He's working like a beaver.
4)’ |has moved from one picture to
another. Having just wound up ‘To
~ t
| | claim. He'll film the farce entirely
~ | type of melodrama he used to do
“Foreign |
| if the delegate from Per ucontinues
| delegate. But he is dead. And we
© | a scratch pad with some doodling
| | next scene would show the first of
7. |men are stripping off the layers
» ,|veel—takes place over the ice. The
———— — ne
{Hitchcock F ilm
Will Have Little
Rhyme, Reason By BOB. THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD @—Along with his
has a new schedule for himself.
With scarcely a chance to catch
his breath, the mystery master
Catch a Thief'' with Cary Grant
and Grace Kelly, he moves right
into “The Trouble with Harry.”
The story, he explains, is not about
Truman. It concerns a corpse that
up and nobody wants to
in New England. . -
Hitchcock said he hopes to get
| back to the picaresque or rambling
Examples: ‘‘Saboteur,”’
| Correspondent.”’ He even has a
fanciful plot like the kind he wants
to do.
“The. picture would have little
rhyme or reason,” he mused. ‘It
would open at the United Nations.
where the Russian ambassador
talking. He says, ‘I won't continue
to sleep through my speech.’
s * *
“They try to awake the Peruvian
see a hand come in and tear off
on it.
‘The picture would move in a
generally northwest direction, The
a new line of cars coming off the
assembly line in Detroit, There's
a body in it.
“Then we go to Alaska, where
of blubber from a whale, A body
falls out of one of the layers. The
final chase—we need a fast last
villains are, in Eskimo hood, so
we can’t tell their nationality.”
Sounds like another hit for Hitch-
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|Changes of Address FARMINGTON, Conn, * —State |
| Rep. W. Sheffield Cowles, on a!
tour of Europe, sent a postcard |
from Seville, Spain, to his fellow
"| Connecticut legislator, Erving
Pruyn of Colebrook.
When he returned home, Cowles
found a postcard from Pruyn in the
mail that had accumulated while
he was away, Pruyn had sent it to
Cowles from Seville.
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Fox and Hounds |MssAmeria saa eas | oa Wed eat How te Marry a Million« |
oun ds Sia yaa ft oetpe, | ore Sen Sens ¥ ye an Ander coher, Gren. | . Meet. the “ ‘ ger, Danny Bare | i AST TIMES Starts AP 11115 “ | Woodward at Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills Pageant Ready Maxter, Breve cessren there’ | theo |p TODAY! Box Office Open Until 11:00 ‘Phone Birmingham MI 4-4800 ' , aaa y -- “Maked sungin” Char aoe. p tek ro ergy riahipr At E “PINOCCHIO” ons } . Armored Cars, Armed aE yee ‘Bigune Gwent, ane aye. aaeecner elce en pony coigr, Burt Late $how Py,
V Guards Will Protect point Donald OConner. Pride of the | Weis fh! >" "Ansan teas” nonere fg Tonight at 10:00 3 “BLACK HORSE CANYON” : R ING Fillies’ Wardrobes = Wes ery Beles tn | Bvergiades ‘color by Welt Disney Marts Gun.) “The Golden Mask,” Wan- Pee ns Lag ee ane algun cater, 4 yore ATLANTIC CITY (INS) — The } seas | Bevery’ Boye Aves the Monster” "i Coot Al 33rd annual battle of the beauties Ceti Te cen, Culler.” Jean | Krege “ley , ool Air- S . known as- the “Miss America'’ Mision ts viaer here, Piper rere. | Ben aad — Band the Thorough: | : ~ itioned STARTS SUNDAY pageant gets under way. in At- Bioomricia bre » Comfort ; Fr lantic City this weekend — and Piper 2h Tranguayina’ Von tet. ae Pg Se gr S ens 2 om 12 Noon as Well as Dinn : contest officials are preparing for lin, Ruth Reman Playgirl,” Bhelley Wintera, barry ul. | i ers from 5:30 [contest offici a and artored Rs ae Meer aeatne Can A GREAT NEW WORLD cars, among other things. t neas Gat. Memetrive and the Giedtaters” | ‘ TONIGHT —Last Complete Show Starts 10 P.M. |) ice Coc aro ans Pe een! OF THRILL Protect wr - % z ‘ae Bom te wites Dr Sun. Tues Princess of the Nite,” : contestants whe will open the Gin. teem.” “tack Warne Conpea,” ter “Playgirl @hetiey Winters” pont SWEEPS \ Eisiamor fight by joining a “Festi-; REPEAT PERFORMANCE — | Joe! MeCrea, Mari Blanchard Sullivan i pos Tues, Wed “Phantom of <he Rue val of Floats" down the famous Marji Nylund. 19, of Phoenix, Ariz. | Mersue.” Karl Melden. Claude Dauphin Miltera © ; cod >
ACROSS : b ~~ Boardw Thurs, Bat: “®eerete of the Incas Ma The Livine Doser By *' ea” f v7 if ELEM! uf x dy © 4, wae next Tuesday is shown.as she will appear in the | Chariton Heston. Robert Young aad eine, vies Desert Bro ene | Nee 3 » g ‘ y , rion" Vi —Farmin gion | Disney i for. \ v R vay 4, , The care are needed forthcoming Miss America” con Sat. Executive Suite Witltam Molden Sun Tues Pighter Attack color, | THE SCREEN! . y F K I ba abs to carry the girls' wardrobes: | ee where she will repeat ‘Ma-| June Allyson. Riding Svotgun,” cole: Z ‘ : \‘\S ' : .J a ee " 4 Thurs, @at jack Bi ‘ Marks Not bathing suits a la the .old- | rine's Conversion." a performance Gun, Tues The Cornival Bory.” e0- vena, Dorothy walons = eo which won her the ‘Miss Arizona” rs a —
title at the Arizona State Fair. She
plans a stage career. Sterling Hayden Joy ae
ay’
Randolph Bvott, Wayne Morris
The story of the sport cor
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Heather was ot to the!
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early immigrants and still grows
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ARE RARER EO ERENT Saturday, Sept, 11.
The girls, representing 44 states a plus Chicago, New York City, ' Washington, D. C., Puerto Rico, \ . Canada and Hawaii, will meet face , Doors Open \12:45 Sunday and Monday -to-beautiful-tace this weekend. , The ceremony itself, will start “Sully” al the
‘ufficially with the colorful festival
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23 bands, including 17 Phila
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kick-off parade, Another Hol-
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200,000 spectators are ex: Pontiac's Newest’
millions ‘who have never: seen a Piano Sensation
a chance to see the televised
“finals” Sept. 11, MANNY’S recsonren on WARNER BROS. » RULE! ee The Miami STrory will be ed : :
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Bisballe home has its upper story in stained redwood.and its first floor on the lakefront, |
of Roman brick. Wide overhangs and two-car garage trim is in chartreuse. INDIANWOOD LAKE HOME — A split-leve
ture théy saw and liked in the Norf } q
Bisballe of 1049 Abseguami Trail, Lake Orion. Located on Indianwood
Your Neighbor’s-House
Western Contemporaries Inspired Bisballes’ New 3-Level Home taining the laundry, By HAZEL A, TRUMBLE -
Michigan — and the rest of
the Midwest—is definitely in the
middle of two distinctly different
days. .
It is just ® matter of choice!
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Some are following the early chose a Thermador stove with
countertop cooking unit sur-
rounded by green Formica work-
ing areas.
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By cutting .serated plywood in the other white and green. Cork
tile fleors are used on the boys’
floors.
A cantilevered sun deck, ac Beginning. extensive landscape
work, Bishalle is building a sand-
stone wall along the lakefront.
. . ”
“We are not sorry we selected
this style home. We lived in a
traditional house before and-al-
though this one hag much more
room, it is much easier to take if, 7S a = ¥ settled East with its traditional, colonial lined homes—others are cessible from the living room, care of,” said Mrs, Bisballe who . f ~_- looking to the West with its faces the lake. It has angled has three youngsters to care for. phe Clean contemporaries that_ rely railings adding definite line in- LAKESIDE SPLIT - LEVEL — Built into the the same redwood as the upper story
; | terest to this lovely lakeside hillside of Indianwood Lake, the Bisballe home This deck faces the lakefront. home, _ bas a cantilevered sun deck with angled railings of
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Beautiful, wooded Hammond Lake Estates
give you the freedom of suburban living
with close-to-the-city conveniences. Set on
rolling countryside with winding roads,
the lake lets are 80 feet and larger by |
200 feet. Hammond Lake offers 144 miles
of beaches and is fringed with hundreds
of pines, hardwoods, and apple trees.
10,000 feet of frontage on Hammond and _
Upper Long Lakes.are available. Restric-
tions prohibit motor-driven craft. Inside
lots with lake privileges are 100 feet and
larger by 200 feet. ;
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known until recently as Westwind Farms,
are only 10 minutes from the center of
Pontiac; 25 minutes from Northland
Center. Close to Kirk-in-the-Hills Church,
Lake Country Club, golf courses,
Office
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Phone yard 3-4816 Phone Midwest 4-7422 ! ee
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Knowing the great importance that speed can often play in your
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This modern Motorola Dispatch Service is just another endeavor of
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SU hekeete et Aen home of President Franklin Padre |
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, Reliable Waterprooting, |
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doubled her shoe store floor space and tripled her business in the past
year, ‘Trained by her late husband, Melvin Stapp, the success of the
purines warranted the expabslen program which this week epens to
Call Liquid Rubber |
out in a paint fofm which you can
apply by brush, spraying or dip-
ping.
rackets, baseball bats and golf |
clubs for firm grips.
eS ee ee STAPPS EXPAND W. HURON BUSINESS—Mrs. Anne Stapp has
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Stapp Expands Shoe +
‘Paint’ of Many Uses| Store at 928 W. Huron ration widow of the late Liquid rubber is now being put | Melvin ot 's
It is supposed to dry —_— at |
normal temperatures into a st
but flexible protective coating. |
You can use it to make tool han-
dies shockproof, to insulate wires |
or to paint on attic or cellar steps
to make them skidproof. Cuts Installing Cost |
ing is estimated to reduce instal- |
It. works on handless of tennis | lation costs by as much as 50 per
| cent—so say the makers.
Cross-Corrugated, the idea was
developed for roll steel roofing |
which ig expected to be on the The manufacturers say you can
ters and drain pipes or och ppd
17 Orchatd Lake Ave. ieaiy soak’ i kae-sidhe tod te gee peer rap rent |
Phone FE 2-9124 2 ee ee peg a sradide te: liar
Brick Duplex Homes
NOTHING DOWN to Mortgage Costs Only © cr
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itieber Realty Co. Office — PRescott eich ® Two Bedrooms
® Large Lots
® Tile Features
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Just 4 Few of the Many |
Outstanding Features |
® Seven Styles to Choose From
® Oil or Gas Heat
® Automatic Water Heater
© Picture Windows
© Steel Casement Windows
® Winding Paved Sts.
® Ceramic Tile Bath
® Double Ribbon Drive:
© Painted Basement Walls -
® Brick Construction ‘is permanent, fireproof and rust-
- proof.
The rolls cut down on waste and |
overlap. While prices average
about 10 per cent higher than sheet |
aluminum prices, this is supposed |
to be more than offset by savings | tion.
If aircraft could fly continuously | p+
| at 3,000 miles per hour at sea|°“*
level they would heat up from air
THERI?S NOTHING FINER BURT!
Call for - |
Free Estimate
| OTTOA.
TRZOS CO. \ Roll Aluminum =
inum. The result is a product that ;
into the living room. Booterie on W. Lawrence and co-
owner of Stapp’s Shoe Center at
928 W. Huron, has proved that
With the opening this weekend
of the expanded store on W. Huron,
| they now have 2660 square feet of 4
| floor space. The interior of the
store has been decorated in pastel
yellow and variegated .shades of
green.
“My husband always said that
you had to put a piece of yourself
into every shoe sale. Service ig,
Mrs. Stapp °
the only thing we can compete,
with in this highly competitive
~— she pointed out.
The preponderance of their cus-|
tomers, she sald, is from repeat
businens.
Co-owner of the W. Huron store,
| Jack B. Roosa, claims that Mrs.
| Stapp not only, knows her shoes, ruffies need ironing to make the
knows people, too,
Tile Spells Welcome
Today's horhe -is noted lor the
attention to detail paid by builders.
looked. Today it doesn't spill right
It's longer
and designed to be interesting in
cleaning, the hall today says “Wel-
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You won't mind washing ruffied
curtains often, this iron-saving
way. After a thorough sudsing and
rinsing, apply a heavy. starch to
the ruffles only, Just the starched
SIBLEY COAL & SUPPLY CO.
140 North Cass Ave.
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103 State St.
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be | building will be air-conditioned and interior decor |
. ‘To be located at the | will feature paneled walls with muréls. To be |
do the painting.
The work is not easy and it is/|
cold, working on the. exterior of |
the brid;, A cool wind blows al-|
most constantly through the Gold- |
men must wear heavy clothing
heavy canvas coveralls, high shoes.
warm socks and heavy caps.. But
painting the Golden Gate. Bridge
is a fascinating job. The Bridge) en Gate, even on warm days. The |
Authority has a long waiting list |
of men who are eager to become |
members of the painting crew, |
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Isaae Allerton who became a)
merchant in New Haven, is desig: |
nated as the only passenger on
the Mayflower to settle in. Con-
necticut,
‘Against Accident
* | cident fatalities occur in this age
- | sage is easy and safe, Don't over- iia -
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Make Home Safe
If some of the members of your
family are 65 years or older, it's
wise to take precautions against
accidents. About half of home ac-
group.
Have furniture arranged so pas-
wax the floors and avoid skidding
scatter rugs
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me Home Features Families Today Know
Good and Bad Angles
in Construction
The biggest influence on modern
housing is customers, Millions: of :
good design, quality materials. ts td
And all for a very good reason; “ bie al eo teh SST
most of them already own homes! NEW INSURANCE OFFICE—Artist's drawing of | for medical offices. Measuring 48% by 82 feet, —three out of four. the office of the Life Insurance of Virginia
They bought their home during | 's above brick building
critical period when simple | corner of West Huron and Josephine Streets, there | constructed by the Jay Building Co., Robert Bruce
- shelter was uppermost in their | will be 3977 square, feet of floor space. One | is the contractor, The building designer is E. Ross—
We Speciatize in minds, Now they want the home | thousand feet of this area will be specially designed | Awrey.
COMMERCIAL BUILTUP || = which thex'll spend the rest of | ~ tua. ,
Get Am Estimate Withewt Odtigetion || The take ] HUGUS MARS Than iting tua mat uke TS JOb That Never Ends ROOFING & INSULATION CO, || *clousness. It helped educate the} SAN FRANCISCO — As you/attention if the steel is to be kept
ae ie cans ae drive across the bridge which|in perfect condition. -
preaches is seen in today’s new take San Frenc isco with, the ."Red- Since the Gollen Gate Bridge National Homes hemes. Builders have really given wood Empire,'> you're likely t0| authority is determined to une
“ CADET” serious thought to planning. They | see painters working at almost any| the best paints available, re-
have not skimped on quality ma- | point of the fabulous structure. Day search ts constantly conducted
Johnson Const. Co. terials such as tile oF fine moat: | im, day out, they're busy applying to make certain that the best MI 4-0328 na) srade paint, or effect protective coatings to the world’s! possible coating for each pur-
. longest single span suspension | pose is being used.
——— | wanted fectures “savvy” hone. | ee Since the bridge was started in GET buyers are Jooking for today — cake ee ae ue ae 1933, over 1500 samples of paint
OUR BID and finding available. shine, fog or high wind, thirty-two have been _— = an approxi-
. Packaged offers in which, painters are scheduled to work on | mate cost 000 in order to
y exainple, fully equipped tiled kt. | the Golden te Bridge eight hours | determine which ones will best e chens or finished landscapes are |® “ay, five a week and fifty-| stand up to heavy fog, rain and | included in the selling price. two weeks a year. When unfav-| sunshine over the years: These
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR 2. Really large storage space in | °r@ble weather makes it impossi-/tests are carried on systematical
TOO SMALL the central living room area. ble to work outside, they turn their /ly on a weight block on the San
3. Plot frontage of between 60 | *ttention to the hundreds of small | Francisco side of the bridge. Here and 75 feet. House itself should cells in the towers which must be | wind, rain, fog, salt water and
Gall OR 3-2276 habve 1000 to 1380 square feet. kept ptotected with paint, or to sunshine show up the damage they inside struts, rs ‘o int.
| 4. One and-a-haif, — downs which must ali have-regular ae ca = nately 920,000
larger, more recessed a year for paint alone tor the
D&M | ===: Right D tig, Ade ti th cn storage space is necessary. Ig Tress
5. “Grandmother kitchens” —ex- : Sg te eae eee BUILDING SERVICE | tra large, with room for tamily|for Window ee activities like hobbies or entertain- a witch weall Gen
ing. Lifelasting tiled surtacing «|S [portant rae , =| « Lig oclting pout bere wind against the steel of the
The way you dress your windows | ¥ridge.
will do more to enhance your dec- Se
Keep Eye on Weather orating scheme than pe ot é Y any other es, air , are used
When you're planning to paint | single thihg you.can do in a room | painting the exterior of the tow-
the outside of a building, keep . and often for less money.jers which loom 146 feet above
You Can Ba Ba your “weather eye” wide open. People’s eyes just naturally move | high tide and stand 530 feet above
ou Can Buy the Materials 11” Best exterior results are obtained |to the windows of a room, 80 con- | the deck of the bridge, When work- oe when the air is warm and dry. |centrate on making yours an at-|ing under the bridge deck, paint-
CUT STONE Sr anne mh Se Covet rage 6 9.) Siaation, wethgtenped pest of your jae ee Mae. oor Ur tee cae
Plan your work so that you paint Your cue for the style of win- the approaches of the bridge, with
surfaces when they're in the | dow treatments will be the num-|thousands of cars passing daily
shade. Don't paint, either, when | ber, size and placemént of your |Overhead. Here, foo, are lockers
FOR YOUR. OWN ‘the morning dew is on a surface,|windws—es wll as te ti )
or when there's a chance that it | furniture have. Other colors e $ HOME —— furitare you iors || TO BUY OR SELL a 8 Pe ‘As far as temperature is con- a um aes ar fabrics for REAL ESTATE
cerned, it’s safe to paint as long ‘curtains and draperies. See.
as the thermometer registers ~JOHN KINZLER about 40 degrees and dots not |: The world euteide your wie REALTOR @ BUILDER threaten to below that . taflucare aay afm gw gecllonged ac your incide echeme, Wf you five ||| £70 W- Muren FE 4-3525
| in a large city and your win- | — Ae iia
—- | dows frame blank brick walls or.
ugly, drab surroundings, you'll |f Te Sey or Sell Resi Estate See
dress your windows differently
FILED than if they look out ons bean || Bateman and Kampsen an a tifal garden or a sweeping view Realty Company
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cleaner, truer. Olg| ‘4t offers the best solution — sn om te come catesthed. there's sure to be one. A BL ELWee
Lawnmowers SHARPENED | Home economists estimate that Realtor eae se ae home-brewed coffee costs about . Sa Se. 2
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a 2x4 8 ft. Red Fir, special... .. . ; $78.00 m
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a? to simplify their busy and ser-/ the wall clock and large mirror
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. I Wetern oot C Tile either box o¢ pinch pleats. , These The sane Venus i 7380 me i “PEOPL ley T p leating Problem hooks are easily removed to wash
E YOU LIKE |]| Used 7,000 Years ‘Ago ind toes Getamatesiiind “ 7 fo TO DEAL WITH One of the oldest building me-} Is Solved Neatly - Now draperies an ‘be washed ar. terials in recorded history. — clay . and ironed, repleated and replaced |]
~}, Cement end Cinder Blocks tile — inabes pansible, the moders The difficult part of drapery-| in @ very short ‘time,
Structural Steel waterproof bathroom. Spaling hig Guage been he wate) estimate that beet Brick ond Masonry Supplies Clay tile has teen-weed-for more ee Ermer making of box ond Mayhem} ueaate Sat ahees
“Tom” Cliften, Owner = — . than 7,000 years and has long been — world have crossed eyes. 4
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Who Will for architects to specify steam-
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fram floor to ceiling, Another good aches
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Poli : ; The soliproot baked finish, fused to a strong tempered hardboard
Oo oO Europe broke the Oriental mon- base, never needs painting; cleans with a damp cloth, Planks and SGV aod hee : s
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, NEW -YORK —Does your wife
take injwashing? | :
Well, why not? Don't let her get
away With such lame exctises as:
“I'd like to take in. washing to
‘ara you menve-toney to play the 7) home paititing jobs are now | outdoor furniture io refurbishing | |done by the householders them-|an old porcelain refrigerator. | ya 2 horses, dear. But our washing ma-
floor and makes it so slippery I)
keep falling on my face.” }
That wifely alibi is no longer
any good—thanks to a _ fellow
named Richard J. Eckart. He in-
vented a nonskid paint.
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“We first developed Wt for the}
Navy—they wanted a nonskid sur-
face around gun mounts,’’ he said.
“But now housewives use it to give
a surer footing on cellar stepg and | the floor of their laundry room.” | Hal Boyle Says: -
Paint Inventor Dreams Up This is pure psychology, Women |
see so much going into a vacuum
cleaner they like to see_something
come out of it occasionally, a .
“Surveys show that three out of
selves, and often the wives insist
on doing it,” Eckart continued
. “My own wife does. She paints
Aussie Children
Practice Thrift 310,000 Boys and Girls
As a matter of fact, Eckart is | Deposited $5 Million
. getting to be the lazy husband's |
best friend. In his post as vice |
president in charge of research for
nary intelligent husband has no
trouble in telling hig wife how to
do all the paint in Banks
SYDNEY (UP)—*‘Playing store’’
e* ees aa Wee uareead de Mace
You simply buy her a dollar with 316,000 and girls learn-
paint roller, hand her the can of ing the lesson of thrift. The teach-
paint, pat her on the back, and| &* set as tellers,
say, “Go to it, honey, Why should as far back as 1887, bank-
I pay a professional painter $16 «| ing as part of school routine has day when I got a swell all-around | been increasing in scope, until 4,-
girl like you?” | 200 schools, or nearly all in Aus-
But can you really get the hand tralia, participate. that rocks the cradle to pick up a/ The voluntary work done by the
paint brush? teachers is appreciated by officigls ay c33% AD $ ge 3°
paint on with a vacuum cleaner.”
Man Admits to 96;
Daughter Says ‘100’
DURBAN, South Africa @ —
Charlies Francis Fieming apparent.
ly believes a man is only as old
as he feels,
He went around telling people he
was only 96.
The truth came out when he had
an accident and was hospitalized.
His daughter, who knew it all
along, registered him as 100.
It turned Out the Fleming didn't
mind. There was a small birth- terest on the children's savings,
used for child benefits,
Main snag to the project has
been the detail work that teacher
must do on Penny Day. To help
her, the bank has come up with
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New Surtaces for Home like mad. I could put her to work | faces, a milidew-proof paint, and a
| painting.” stain that gives ye olde hande-rub-
| Eplart's —-repertoire---ineludes+ bed -finishe-to new antique furnl-
| Mmore than 100 types of ‘special | ture
| Paints, Each for a separate pur- * * @
pose—from covering wrought iron
“Many of the suggestions come u a non
| from housewives who want « paint poisonous, lead-free paint for baby
for some particular job around) furniture, but added this tip to
|\their home,”’ he said. mothers: :
od he “These tragedies usually
Example: Wives wrote in~weail- | from
ing, ‘My kids keep scribbling on | that
the walls, What can I ,do?” paint on them, put
“It took us only about 10 minutes | when had
|in the laboratory to find the an-| conteft, I don't know of any
swer to that one,"’ said Eckart. | ern
The answer was a hard quick-dry-| lead in
j ing green enamel which children
could mark up with chalk to their| paint that makes a
|heart's content. A wet cloth or|appeaf frosted. Put
|chalk eraser easily removed the| windows it enables a lady to take
marks, This chalkboard paint is|a shower without the uneasy feel-
{now used in many secondary! ing she is putting on a strip tease
schools in place of expensive slate|act for nosy neighbors.
blackboards. “Very -
Eckart and his staff also have|ing areas,” he said: “We call it
| developed a paint for concrete sur-\our anti-peeping Tom paint.”
SIDE GLANCES
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| , ee ee ee oeeemumonmmetney Ike Vetoes Bill News in Brief | Uncles Not impressed Strikers Defy | MARKETS | Mayor Indicted é —- 2 bak ey od ito Divert More Ruitidebeiae Stee doomed Nastia
Court Order wnon errs. in Phenix City ° Be Clarkston, ‘told Oakland County |James. Nathguiel Sylvester Willis
Michigan Water | snerit’s deputies yesterday. that |Demosthenes' Henderson explained pone (UP) — Wholessie, Detowe wn DENVER « — President Eisen. | "0meone took his Hoot boat from | the reason for his long pame. on ° of Markets. “ Square D Pickets Mob! ‘Prune Ans me 1, 230.400 o«;| Sheriff, Chief Deputy syeeeyhay his TSth birthday Friday, “My par.
Gate as 144 Workers |*poiee fee ge Moo Py ag Also Named by Jury hower vetoed’ today a bill which : énté named mie after my
would have allqwed Mlinois and the| “Mrs. Owen Crawford of 1985 | in hopes they might leave me
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Wolf" River, fancy, 400 bu; No 1 | In Vice Cleanup
PHOENIX CITY, Ala. (INS) — Chicago Sanitary District to divert | Approach, White Lake Township, | money,” he said, ‘but none‘ of
Halehaven, | The mayor of Phenix City, the re- | more water from Lake Michigan. | reported the theft of a sweatshirt, | them did.”
— lee, fancy. 400 be: No 1, 300-325 ba | signed Russell County sheriff and |’
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80-490 bu Plums | his chief deputy were among 13)
Tet | persons indicted today by a spe randum of disapproval at the sum: | Gay, “She said the clothing was mer White House at Lowry Alr/ taken from her clothesline while
Force Base in Denver giving four | she-was shopping
., | cial “cleanup” jury in the ane-
entucky | time sin capital of the- South.
| Mayor Elmer Reece was indicted reasons for his actions. Hilten L. Harris, %3, of 3631
} | on one charge of wilful neglect of They were 3th, Detroit, was sentenced to 30
Fie phe lS |auy te had ‘been arveted: on i Rae
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Hilinels Waterway and Miasis- | Orion Township Justice Helmar G
sippi.”” Stanaback. Harris, who pleaded | «
*- “56 wetteds of etl of guilty to the charge, was unable
Saias levis had ion of prop- to pay a $75 fine and $15 costs,
erty on the Great Lakes should be| Joseph A. Shaw, 49, ef 77 Once:
considered before arbitrarily pro-|ola Dr. pleaded innocent to a
Caulifiower, | Reece ordered his men not to in- | ceeding with the proposed = in-| charge of possessing obscene liter- » No 1, 1.15- | terfere with widespread gambling a | creased diversion.” ature today when he appeared be-
doa - | activities, “aie spin 3. “The diversions were author-|fore Pontiac Judge Cecil Me-
. . H, Rallph Mathews Jr., who re, LAFTS $CEILING — Until now unofficial, the altitude-shattering | ized without reference to negotia- | Callum. He was released on a $100
skirgababes that broke out yester. | ssetmbers aliers, ot, L78-t bu, Dill | nigned effective Wednesday 85) fight of the Bell X-1A experimental rocket plane, piloted by Maj. | tions with Canada.” bond, pending trial Sept. 16 at between o ¢0-man | 100-180 bu. stepiane mngPaet ¥° | sheriff of the county, was also in| Arthur Murray, of Harrisburg, Pa. has been confirmed. Major| 4 «The legitimate interests of |9.30 a. m Fane tna, Maem He 2, 60-00 des dicted on a wilul negiect of duty) Murray, assistant chief of flight test operations at the Air Force | other states affected by the di-
ling, No. 1. 18 ib | Charge. Flight Test Center, Edwards Air Force Base, Calif, reached an! version may be adversely af- | “sh Miller of Olaphe, Kansas,
estimated altitude in the neighborhood of 90,000 feet, although the | tected.” told Michigan State Police of the Pontiac Post yesterday that thieves
exact height is oil classified. eae ns = The bill, the memorandum ex-/|took two tie pins, worth $00,
plained, would have authorized | from a concession stand at the
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ay Up Back Taxes Guard. A new grand jury went | family live in a stone house com:|by donations from the American-
to work, and lant week, returned ————— owned Transarabion Pcie o/Of Alaskan Plane | more than 500 indictments. ‘This (Tapline), whose line passes WASHINGTON ®—Trustees of NOTE .
was its second report today. ' through four Arab states enroute) yop aty w—Fiv _| the estate of the late W, T. Raw-
————— India R ublic trom oll fields in Arabia to tankers| 5. Wicd ‘in the wreckase cf leigh of Freeport, Ill., who made|1. DAMP or ORY Sufeses: Sefeh sons died in the wreckage 4
on the Modierrencen. U. & Fish and Wild Life Service |* fortune selling patent medicines! Painted . plane which crashed yesterday on|from door to door, have paid «/2. ONG COAT . . . beth Prime
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Sipce 1948, they had lived in lime- |" net to have died
| village Monday for the eighth an-| Increased Industrial — were believed to have —— a Em’ | Four Persons Injured nual Fairgrove bean festival. Oth! Development Demands "Testine aftered to pay tor te Tig ee eee —
~ meeting of the American Phar-/in Two-Car Accident SO een! Glee Output eae alld oleae teat "S| Pilot Bob Meek of Juneau, who . & 2 ‘ : the only survivor of the crash, Four persons were j in a|from among six candidates repre- five months, a new village grew | “"*
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worth. the Shore Acres Golf Club. * oy nm mere Sete - ACADEMY NVART, TEACHES Born fn Grand Ra ‘i 1899, Laundry Service = ecccccess Ae Sadly mn by her children . 1247 zs dress di and with- Wisner broke into organized base.| SHUM Gregory successfully Landscaping. ....., seve IBA a IROMINGE WANTED = | Bookkeeping & Taxes 14) oui \patierne Cisnass start Sept ball in 1917 with Flint in the Sag-| defend the title im the Bday S- [swine & trucking ....,.16| seen Com sey? eseed over MIDDLE AGED WIDOW WOULD| ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE | June [960. 6157 bias inaw Valley League. He had grad-| bole tournament he would be the hk ati » Derting yeu have tof 6 beostiful with no other| Edw. Hawley, MBA. PE 32902 uated from Grand Rapids Central Set geller to portiom (he toot tn i Decorating om Set Sing 1s" ko Save age ee Fost Sipediciet inh ¢ a ory never grow No morn- ‘ service ze When he with Pitsburgh Aside from Gregory, three other | Physio-Therapy see ZILA] img comes, no returns, but PROTO Noman remitABTe |, A, 4. EA FOOT SPB. | DAIN Wiener pltcher an 6-0 exbinfans were included in | Television Service ...;....22 bat ay Fags sialish 3% 8 = 8. FE) victory over the Detroit Tigers. | ‘he large field. They were Jay | —Ceeree oat eset E The bex score shows 2 fellow |-#¥ of Detroit, Roy Iceberg of | *¥Pewriter Service... me 3 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 named Ty Cobb made stor [Pontiac and John Tews of Bay /Upholdtering .........0.5. 23 moe TARY. |ALTERATIONS AND pratt orsapered ane ae NOTICES a AUBUNN "PE asiT fu:|-“Gerden Plowing 16A oe Sowers © ant semed | Spartan Lost & Found ............. 24| Fumeral Directors 4 geamniie & ame Marry Wellmena May Misi Season Notices & Personals ...... "Basar — hagas Ri VF — ay o< A father of three children, the}. nd . - Donelson-Johns| "¥'co. ts sacrvaw. I Pe exert aren 3-081 Ms hy tes defi.| EAST LANSING (UP) — Ray WANTED -|YaRD DISCING LEV-
LE nite opinions about baseball ” | Rysittion. the inturneidoon Wich _"DESIDNED POR FUNERALS” | 750NG-MAN- Ww YRG-ON OLDER rainy. hep tol PE ea 3 “Pitchers in the twenties had . State College halfback from | wid Children to Board ... 8 : Sj ] tor wort tm pastestet studio. Car Laundry Service 1 | advantage over today's hurters he. |Past Jackson, may not play 100t- | wid Household Goods... 77 VW OOrhees-Sinle| _seecca™ut {ter 4 r Poh FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. cause the ball wasn't ar Teely |S! again this fall. ve| FUNERAL HOME |. : atter © pum. Exper. in safe Poste Leuntry FE ib ome, “Sect tech: at the hee, Eggleston, a 20-year-old junior, |Wtd. Miscellaneous ....... 28} sesbutence Service Plane or Motor! Real Estate Salesman eatin” BiRMIWOWA gen. office work, J.B.M. conn sce ; - mine” home | sprained his right knee during a |Money Wanted ....-.... 28A re falco womiy Abaiy te lor, micresting and” peoftanle| typing, cashiering. Please| "see Seaway Ppa ona The best hitterhe ever taced? | Pile-up_ in wd ett evans’ | Wanted to Rent 2.0.0.0... 29 Cemetery Lots 5) Perot, Bateman & Kamp | Si''car necessary. PE bose, *| Call FE 2-2744 after 4:30. a a SY SER. | ; | physic unable sees eeees A WOMAN WOMAN WAS HAD EXPERTENCE |MEN* oo ee Horns- | to walk “ap least until the middie | Share Living Quarters ....30\warrn omapes. EXCELLENT _ “ sn, eee ser | i, testaurant and a yt wesitation. “ /ot November.” Wid, Transportation... 31| cheap. tt ein * O°" “| Score uan oN paR— oer] Fe * weer Bul Neat he thinks Hack Wilson, Tt was the 3rd injury suffered | wid. Contracts, Migs. ....22 have gupericnce with equipment iW aN T ED RELIABLE HOUSE. ug ulease Cub Seager. | by Eggleston in less than a YeRt. wos nat betas” aoa Ho Recmeder ad oem Sy beeper, © teen oer set, be + tooth Same Metre sonnets tps” BOX REPLIES ipa d WOMAN & TO ts EXPERIENCED 2 eae Seer Fehed L rth RENTALS OFFERED At 10 a.m: today - SALESMEN Eim Biden to assist. ta their homed Ye season ions Seek Fou z \ LEADS | smau home’ Sleep te Own room played in Yankee Stadium, like there were replies at > Rath. - hs ee = . Rent Apts. Furnished eveee 33 the Press office in pm ag ~ fide Le with a? nec-
ont Exhibition Victory new rota vnturisned 3 the following boxes: || Tair) ha"erhe"iuss, se site| WawreD: YOUNG WOMAN OR i . , Rent Houses Furnished ...35 ioistceMseutag a peetiet Setey| site indy to jake care of bor horse and he could have hit won-{ NOWMAN, Okla (UP)-— High 2, 14, 27, 30, 34, 42, || Bom, Be PE seller in it's Mela i Gare plening ot the Stadiere's shart Ozine_Detrolt Lone go after thet couboee a 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 75, © oath SOmpre®. WANTED WATTRERS tid WOOD: barrier,” he says. straight exhibition victory of | Rent Lake 98. 1 NATIONAL _, |eaweeee eae. the season tonight as they meet the For Rent —— 37 — —— ; Siem 7 i — . * - New York Giants at Owen Stadium, | * aeseees an Advertising provides « constant! Séei Durie Hwy, ‘Pontias Silver Cup Event _Ceach Buddy Parker Ts hance Mgpagron =. ke LEADS _s would rookies as = Convalescent Homes eee a car » a, &-
possible against the Giants, a Help Wanted Male 6 st cace Apply ‘Bor is M Under Way Today team which almost wrecked De-| ote! Rooms .,..........-. ya \-TOP ~~ EXCE L le ta! yy ST cP Cup | {feit’s bid for a and straight na- | Rent Stores ereceseccccces. #0 : = OPPORTUNITY ctamora 61FS. ‘ : cteninp vy aly td 1, | Sonal football league championship | Rent Office Space ......... {| some. Deveian a real spel tor the LEADS FULL TIME CARE -Z run on the Detroit River today '",‘e final game of the regular 5 nent Miscellaneous 42} man TWh come epeciety | seiee Tou most have © successful pian Experienced - with seven classes of smailer | = ; we canvassing. "Wo provide \sede|. the ward ines Mae OTe ee Wtd. Household Goods 27 holding REAL, ESTATE FOF. SALE wair you to close them from @ continuous supply a a “While the ‘amaler beats were | Mt. Clemens Track Has eae mare te | eke ae Senet yee] Otenographers omer, ormice 4 ready to churn up the river, their | Labor Day Invitational 5° Ste Houses «+--+. i gyro-otaas wai comm Car Sesentl” Wine we WILL BOY OF A id : For Sale 44) ble to cut and . : z s . wu eetees by Sp aunties OS! soe comin toni tet | ee Sapsrneet elt ceed conte Mi} Dot 0 Feat Frese Apply Pontiac Motor Di- re| Sis So t ver Cup race Monday continued will be attached to the running of For Salé Resort Rreperty.44/ ’ TOTew E y= 3 E. Mont) ** WANTED FURNITURE 3 ae te the Ist annual Labor Day Invita- | Suburban Property ...... Gal ee, Pe ire SALESMEN vision, Personnel Dept. | M, you tare, saything tor runs today including the Canadian | M4! Race Sunday night at Mt.) For Sale Lots ..... neeeee MB Sree. "supending wetiemal) §=—$15Q WEEKLY Glenwood Ave., Pontiac,lez by By SE Miss Supertest II. Seven boats al-|Cruens Mase Track ie gs. |For Sale Acreage ooo... Ren bret aiwars t Semand | tessy guenth® Francie men Mich an | L & § SALES ‘CO ° - cA, Biche uae ae lap feature will be leading drivers |For Sale Farms ...,....... 48 arrangement fim Go week |, , 4s oy . o*SueD SITURE BUYER IV and Gale V, Dora, Mis U. 8, | tm, the Michigan, Mediied and Sle Business Property ©) amie! Wry sete] Eau Eay PEERS] a : ORE Wy fg ACTION TF .” Wha Too | Port. * |Rent, Lease Bus. Prop...49A}__steiy. e ST Toa : ; ervice. PE FURNITURE NEEDED / peory Cadillac meppen Time trials will get underway at | po soi oe sxe 50| 920% ASSEMBLER FO" WORK Gn TOOLMAKERS oe me | Benet Sep sae ores. ve FURNITURE NEEDED 7 p.m. and races at 8:30. : “| perience necessary heed bove Hany By ee ne - Bocnse, 7S TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- ay A a4 or i ania oe -~ set of hand tools, Others ort not: | WANTED” WOMAN OR CHURCH |CEMENT \ _Dish._ Anytime, Cheap. PE 3698. ooh itor you BD. Gombrenite New Verker Wine Tile | Animely and Rabin | TRUE Spee ak Pa Pa aed cricekat- e j CAMP PERRY, 0. (INS): — ne Business Opportunities ....51/®¥8, wy ws _C. CO. | | SxpRaRnCED WAFTREESES | cetow ventine| TTUCKS to Rent |“ot'fernmure. Fe. : Alonzo Woods of Elbridge, N. Y DES MOINES Sporting dogs. Sale Land Contracts ~.....52| 0° ; a 118 _Indiaawood R4.. sapere references CARPENTER WORK ALTERA. Teao Reoiuaer (ver ying machine, PE. 33100. won the national small bore rifle , bird dogs, are the | °: vestenent epneseien? #,- herds. \ Ton Pickups 1% Ton Stake Wid. Miscttianceus 36° championship Friday at Camp | Cause of most public concern when Money to Loan eecccccenes 533 tos te sie bon Pall PE Sei tor alae Wei rex on en nnnnne > One OR Perry when he scored 3,193 points |® rebies outbreak is reported. But | Mortgage Loans ........... 54] cppetatment, 16 peperiense sbese Pontiac Farm and ~ * out of & possible 3,200. lowa health department officials = Industrial Tractor Co. on eres a0 MUR : Mrs. Elinor Boll of Sante Ana, {Say that canines rank third: in in. MERCHANDISE Carpenters ODELL CARTAGE Sore Sade ve ; Calif., regained the women's na- | Cidence of the disease. Suni” * 5 FINISH 6 | oosl and Distance Moving) Tins PHONE noon Pach ‘ tional title she first won in 1951.| Leading among Iowa's 184 ver. Oe _ ei yrseemennianneneys Steady year round cot, O OnRY, ee ANYTIME. ; BA | Kendall of Louisville, | itied rabies cases were skunks. |For Sale Clothing .........56 men’ fish Maen Gerben Painting & Decorating Bo Sst RORETEATER WARTES ; Ky., won the junior small bore | Domestic cattle were second and Sale Household Goods ... 57 |r Pepe and Pagers SG Capammamhien "Ph. Pontise EM" 34000. ' om. i 3 cote wore fourth: | Valentine Gifs .....5..... ss) “NORTHWOOD INC. baper removed. “Estimates PE WANTED, CEMENT MIXER TW LL ee secretes Christmas Gifts... a LINCOLN #3198
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Sale Sporting Goods .......45| teresn te tate menses” © Sand, Gravel & Dirt ......66. Cy Owens Inc. Wood, Coal & Fuel ........ 67 po a
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For Sale Livestock ........ 72) tacentive plan, demo ternished. », Weekends all cae minutes.
Wanted Livestock .......... 73 so NOUSEKEEPINO AND CaRE OF/ Telephone and desk pro- For Sale Poultry ......... ™ — = if ia aoe ae cick.
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to June nN. rooms home, 900 : ‘HAS DONE. IT AGAIN) pey . - EE a fF seat Rubin, Ok sate or Ok 34183 | pet month a 1 DIETS | cab Lana TOUR | Sree ‘eo tSot char oS a Saetttt | ROOMS AND BUN PORCH. COM: Lake Mich Man aaien home end are gesneretely wm need of | Piete bath, until June 1. de-| 4°49 pm abe
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Ooo Nt a nee toning low tates $12.-| shoot tus and store 2 weeks A¢ possession. $1000 down I
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courteots: ection Por immedieis FE 4-2533 Suen Ava “it Room HoUsEe at. lake and busy little stream Lene Rd. Coace ‘Builders, On| Teoma). Lov results . Johnson or Mr. 1704 S ei —— I ae Tile bath ad shower. $80, An ideal combination of >tee, 4) BO rage, summ
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A. JOHNSON, Realtor : 00 Cadillse “ve 25408. ‘rest i fee. 3 bene Te Exclusive Homesites ape - © FE 4-2533 ~ —————- | ALL NEW 8TUDIO APT LAROE Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 baths, 2 ear -gatage Ip Porest Lake tr ae P
Ors living room. Kitchen. Bath. One ine OD fact — every appointment fo _besusifs ? H h Larger hates for smalier, city r he ord Club Estates, Porest Lake ump ries: ae 1704 Ss. Telegraph Rd. r rt bedroom Available now. 13/1530 ACR FAR equired in «@ ence of rehard so ~ lake 4 3 Property for suburban or farms ES FARM “pon RENT. Oreha Also & WANTED: bomes Henrietta. Birmkagham sh “ - character. . Oo LLIAM BUN- “a : HOUSE g6000 jor meomes, large gown _Cash rent. OLive 1-T380_- wie lots left Contact our ones 7 rr payments are scarce, trade*your |AT WAL) ED LAKE, YEAR office uated on the corner GALOW a -~ % S MORTCACE E be ye Trades made to satisfy it 2 poem quraishea apt He Jus ueme eh enor en Tite ite "Wom — ha 938 Greve baal 2 iy gre neal iat anor a = » Ss patties concerned Call us, no | _©* 5 Por i | ly furnished. Off beat, $85 per Z om f oe. o. : CLEAN MODERN KITCHENETTE no i |} to @ pm ooven = dee @ week; tee on ARMS OR BU’ RORBAN. trom DORRIS & SON wo scconimocete canis er feat requir "onsen Lexory Living or, the as office at it E
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1111 8. Telegraph | WILL BUY Of LIST “FOUR Lake | OUPLEX, ¢ ROOMS THD BATH | 483 Rosewood Pla. Mahe an ident tor OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 meat K* ‘TF live. PE sol ee _ Waitibg. Riroace, *bacement. 2 00 Brittain MODERN 6M aL T ROOMS AND: : thie 8 bedroom 1% beth JHNSON. Real ap ta Lax, = One eo 5 | oy ’ 4
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- Tea “ : and/) LARGE ROOM, KITCHENETTE, LAROE STUDIO: PARTMENT ON rooms and beth. near Cass Lake ‘ron Kew? ~“wFORAGE OR K- OWN ere eo tetinten tee, dont fo cates corms, = qeeege. bak “taanen. sieses, come. ri STONE - Two refined men. 318 Orchard line weer crivileges. $14/ Adults only PE 44067. Et st gy Mog fn on Pas ~ modern kitchen, tile beth Peiancal No Ito NE REALTY Lake _ a peek, 7 Roos AND SEMI By me TO, foee"on Soees ef i Side : poe tA oe gag Sac Russell A. Nott, Rea ‘or _. #19 Jostyn PE 2-0340|1 ROOM FURNISHED APT PRi- Gobght 1 hooms-AKB “Watt. | _miisie * oe —--—- en | teat ferme te qualined tuy- ; ite Ww. Pie Ban J | im _# to 8 pm Bun. 1 to $| vate entrance. Rochester. OL,.| Neat Molitay Park Steam heat.|4— (ROOM SGEPLONT eres. | “Hotel kooms 39} New brick home tm 6 grand) = os. Let's took p ries f INTRACTS. | ©0787 407 Taylor ‘ — ose peat, die ww re FE 0-941. ~ poe gy a ice te a ees ogg i ma CAD reom beth ron ome ais bath *. Lg mM
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WE ABSOLUTELY HAVE pie May + ered ved ok | | Steen 2 reome end bath. Adulte | -~ “HOUSE — ChOpE IW | _ Cocking ens tation wan | Teer. Asking 617,008,” terms oy il, ssi doc avert, o> hen 6 Be ag Give, Cqaile | Opa... relerences | 40 Auburn FE 2020 « | QP heom ta cor paras, “Or REALE le TO HAVE SOME LAND — MODERN 1 ROOMS A AND BATH | Box 32 “Pontiec | HOTE - ROOSE E as Hei hts You'se ts tor the surprise _ Call FE eos
Bool "1 PERSON PRI |" Couple only monthly or | 5 noo M HOUSE OXBOW LAKE. LR SEV LT frame with) of @ lifetime ~ must Hy ave ou CONTRACTS. CASH Is sat Maun Ax Wallies aes On jean “Ceion” tate tot. GM wuits, $50, Inquire 478 Mt. Clem- | POW cf ine ’ Est | fui vecemont, ayski beat” Pire- ee tte fale the G.I. \* a
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BASEMENT APT, 3 GENTLEMEN | "ana atm Private entrance. Haat | xeege Martor Must have reser: | —_1% Morte Forty Strect_ bine CRESCENT LAKE Seen Por you. {Peeters _ +4039. _fummisbed, 3163 B. Highland Bd:| ences FE_-371. _—=ss_s| ~—s. For Sale Houses = 43 Near St. Benedict's ESTATES 2 ROOMS | CHRISTIAN COUPLE el = ROOM TERRACE LOCATED | ~~y~~~ - , NEWLY COMPLETED 3 BED- NICHOLIE & HARGER Erivete ah cad entrance. 118 OnE #O0M FOR Oe WAR, |" ose ful | wosteire uy ‘oom and ge | Lakefront ROOM RANCH HOME. WITH | '
2 W, Mores On Pre sie |? ROOMS, SMALL “BABY WEL-| _ ‘earcoabie_ 72 8. Paddock. er “mecire of A’ ih. beg.| .A HOME OF YOUR 04.000 cor 'earegs Y pete cer, | COANER “LOT PUL! | Y OUI 1g Ss 2S Meee Waa come. 142 8 Johnson, ND PLOOR APARTMENT, | inew. Vacant | : ; N e 3,800 WITH 91300 . WE VE T ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, °. we arehene “te Oak- | WEwrals , ial OWN North Side room ‘qoress @ severe bea NeRD i
$200,000 “| close in. 62 Giadstone. AVS 6.0 TH2).MA M ELWOOD |... Near Wever Jr. High } room ‘2 ft on the water, $16,500 CONTACT THIS OFFICE. MODEL |-
At our disposal to perehace nee 2 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE SQUARE TARE. PRIV ATE 3/ RENTAL SERVICE eEch Webster Grade and treme home. 2 vedroams, fal ~~ better be first with 28 XT WEEK Homes
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You BUY rr—weELL meune rr|_Heepual "* ° Joeewhe | VU sci ut Woke, Oe = Tes be bed ree ary : LOW AS i “ ——— ———— * ite - \ .
MAHAN ears LiGHT HOUSEREEP- 1 Room eT oes cone MA bss. + frame homa with vestibule, NICI IO] IE on oo — cm oy! oe ‘a6 .
ms priva’ bath beth i NTRY HOME eTTER ' inst soot eee YS rk ne ults FE 5-278 Sinise. 2 pauls only. 200 N.| rooms & y, beome e fireplace, breakfast nook, Only $11,300 -
ISHED ROOMS WITH _Prddock. Albe fireplace — 1410 Tsborrnie REALTY CO., REALTORS deg agl ig— Boga Win? ROOM ARATE _Rad, Weey Mighiand " "© | —errace, OAS heat, « fine AND HARGER CO. | $875 Down pW. Maree Pe PE S000 | Sock sem Jonge Ra? | HoGMS “AND BATH Uuliie | MEM ake Property SOA) tot, courie garees, very 2 yee bn Pe bain Kampsen | Wanted Real Estate 324 |} Rows. Privare ENTRANCE. — aT Teed f ney, room spamveiaeres Wonderful neighborhood 1m- ee figs 4 Cc YMP ARE! ACTION ON YOUR _Week. 340 ‘Baldwin Ave. 7 BEDROOM APT. AND eo mediate possession. Owner ripunatered rg | )
Restor, Pa Seott,|¥ ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE) Gres‘tis, ee core Pontiac ‘hate Wasderfu sii sd ia = <a} EES | Restore FF 40828 sige ae | srabie doe GREEN LAKE OFF ICE oe cs ; ae ho a hee Be eniidres. aks et . ae pen a! M1, ED Tad FF | be eens ethan rela” ade eva wame fast ‘receahy dee. | «Aleibicieomn Windows - 7 ROOMs AND t ATE es furnished Ct. az30 Mi Rd. OR }-TI0e —NOW! Asking $18.000 with Co-operative Rea ie Dre . | é Se * aoe — ~ ye Se oreted Basement, stoker OREEN LAKE) Fue. clean, _— eee eG | NISHED COTTAGE din: vere ind ee. * Pint St seen wn Gi fureace 2 car garage Only *Ranch Roof
Lote sad Estates. |3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH | ished. Second floor apartment) §5,'"her Ween MA bametn | | —Leagten Fine 996.088 a eee *Fully Insulated = IT BERE | Work FE 2-i672,| ©n bus line, 955. st Oe — WE BUY Arp mL ~ - ‘ : .
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. ee Se | ee ee Cfowe bo. Renters tod Langieiew | ~ COUNTRY CLUS maser heme. } bedrooms & Imes cere te Bice seighber = Open 14 Roos. = EVEAYT FRING « ROOMS. BATH COUPLE PRI- _Behools. FE 40788 ernived wp, Wall to wali heed near schools, stores } AYTHING PUR- |" vate entrance. References. 10 Hen- or | ‘ AND 'D HARGER Soll Civilians $350 living & 4 room, | and transportation Best of * planed. éxteen i CLEAR SLERPiNG ROOME IRC Siehte bac plenty ci | sh ouae oi Mandie whe «=| COME Out and compare. ; -No caitdren, or ‘or artanore. ° Pair. So a a eT + TeT7. ate 4 = J FIRST SHOWING cupboard * and is "eel dows peym ot = ‘ noon, BATH. UPPER Pai- KGOM BUSINESS PIERSON Of 22. Moron st " 2 BEDROOM pisnned So por pay Others have and now
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If your home or property ts tm the * site, imo: 41M. Perry. | 118 Baldwin. 3 VERY Wick ESPN GEaPINO BpOws with $2.990 down tie it se hs mn r home 2
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. ‘id ROOMS, PRIVATE aaTaAncs. PRIVATE | 2 pEDROOM APART. Rogr eofener Private entrancs | tng oo moomoo 9200 per pl Lag ag O vareee a faoce eretien ppecions £ bearyes RI Pu ASER 4 ;
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For Sale Housed 43. ARNIYAL a » by Dick Turner For Sale Houses 43) For Sale lots - Sale Business Property 49
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500 DOWN oil furnace at Middiedelt, | Rochester Area
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doe inmguiteetesacn, Gap | CLOSE TO PONTIAC, Se ioe ; , el ee sscicia f . ‘tenties. . close to 1 acre park- | te 7 by SPECIAL aoa, teres, "looriio |e, Space, ation fr Som as : ELIZABETH LAKF , : 1 Fhe rom bungalow with full bese- ecded. All oe good reads. nd “display, rooms. . : ; . 4 BEDROOM BRICK - Two. ' ON, tit rai venetian 8 4 DRAYTON PLAINS "($18,000 down. o
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= uit 7 Topco Reserome, Mares S| «TR: HILTZ | see 7, Castes. SUBURBAN 8 5. Myron Federal >riea
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See oe les Raannaned wie, ANT TT Os un OPEN Freed: tatiee wis) LO"ACRES cma mo af the city limits ° 61. RENT DOLLARS help pay for this| 91.080 down: “a Elizabeth | ke E P oe we he qeleney High oo 0 hill cverisshing te «. in an eel
- income per year price home, Attractive eastside in- -Bzabet ake Estates for miles off Wiis area. Gall FE 20103
$8,000. details alt come, all in good condition. 7) | — reese 90.000 Brick ; We oN three jehotoent homes | Dixie joan, pune lenge snake before ‘5
=~ ct on ueledes. Pull bent’ | with 62.139 down Balance ot oc] A. Deautifil Miglich Colonial |S , wet ce ered yerround| A New Development ve 69, PERF
J A. Taylor aeiwnitewte..° ¢ fireplace. “Dining vom. bitches oh front. call us Row. We hase | For better Bving end a planned | Griveia, eulldincs wie “
[=> this for only 62.500 down Tatal : pie yh ES. ¥ RPE ta / 5 a en. communtty of ranch type hemes, will te REALTOR INSURANCE price $12,000. Call tonight Frwin-& Rosa 2 "large bedrooms “wp with a4 ties, 0 ad = pM 23831 Peet Deere el te ss | hE * F
eee Pree Parking | }BEDRM BRICK. Bast-side home REAL ESTATE stone best. 3 ote ae- " Ga es es 06S with 6160 down, Welch | Se carpe agape gm Rages ae Baldwin Avenue ¢. Bargain priced... Elisabeth } uP for the Perry Acres «ign. Sales-
Oak, fre, Mall pathy <venetion| oe os Peace Fe ease! | Less Rd Sleft on Ggleway “Drive a L gles —— Ste ce propery eal HO + AND|’ See this home now at 06,750) ~~ ee Eh, ed ot 96, wah at LE. €. D —
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"GU. NUNC | WEAR EASTERN JR. WOM, Com bazerncot yond a aon eg My rin NH} WEST SIDE a a . yard. $2. y ve at ‘ “iT ‘ f a TREDROOM SMELL HOUSE WITH |" pieteiy | redecorated S-bearm | — | @ Oekiand’ ave FE bedi home made into s 3
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mrt 3p vearadm ranch type | —%, te onnumers Power _ ORION TWP. 1 ee See ey. 7 SMART BUYS} ™“4)"\f"taytor ; Goldmine!
4 pomes aa? 2 Be gga my $ foom modern house, oe og em Pp — ; NICE HOME ; REAL ESTATE LAKE PRIVILEGES ON] 1.5, scssst gear Peatioe tacind-
foreed ai etdo. oll heat, outo. | 2 bedrooms. 011.000, Mocerm || tered walls, 3 pe bath. 2 lots 3 ' 1 room home in city, Frame | #4 8. Brosdway 7) te grocery sare, coth fountain,
water heater, select oak floors | 615's6q Charies Melick, 029 West| Excellent garden spot, $3,060 with ar T} ‘= construction. Large it room.| For Sale Lake Prop. , TE rental. 150. ft
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: ; [EASED TO WAY. NICE WOME,| Buy today Move im the den Oe ; 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE eer TTY NORTH gj agg to - dish washer, oil cabien ot cae Gare oo a 2
. John K Irwin Cosiey tebe 8" Fem home. fored_ porch roa Yr). "K Cc 2 bedroom home Block construc cluded Extending foe bee ‘o - ‘walape la af -
a i Castes Lobe. = Deore, oll forced als fureace. BRIC K RANCH tion Pull bath with shower. Oul| canal. Beautiful flower garden| OPEN EVERY DAY vonage. A Ghtetiy, cendertel
LAKE ORION file bath 2 car garage. Lake j PLUS INCOME furnace. Oak floors Excelient| fruit. and ornamental trees and| _ y! $8500 will handle the deal.
ee Since 1925 Modern & room home with 2} privileges. You will ihe e how You can have . | inaide and out. 2 blocks from| shrubs Over 409 ft. water fron Mr > MeCullough and Mr. Maves.:
; pote B. Gagnon OF bedrooms. utility and full beth | end the price. $7.060 with $1. capt ‘cps bome ‘beth cn’ cone | cutee tenes britig cere. tne boas | ‘sbedl and stecee, & goed bust! age. OM ai . STONE REALTY €
a Prone YE 9-401 EVE VE yire | Garece sallached, Lot ietnize.| down free and clear tot with the vest | full” bactment ewnh secretes | A FAMILY HOME | corrace. sage tie DOW ®. 12 TO7 P.M. ee Gan oe ca
A by et S50 Veorheis, All brick.| "Tie, Sree Oe i meTAtE HAYDEN pmslertale and workmanship |" room Oil heal. plenty of storage | 1 rooms. Frame coastruction. 2 “$45 per month PE 5-671 : loxete ene
Ly siuminum sterm. 3 bedroom | Oxford, Mich A+ 6-3123 exterior and ready for you ra ayerty Gen ne ieee te ‘t Loge Hdl nog jae cunt ELIZABETH LAKE equipped. Be own boss, reeson-
S ¢ . la ue wk necheae finish the inside per me Close to stores & school.1 with concrete drive: Year round lakefront home. Pan- te = OR 31:3 from 6 to
a LAKE ORION Realior i, Eves. FE 602781 | One of several models open tor — @ ” nentie. ‘CRAWFORD para gg | or ln 1X "bethe. Detve ow Joslyn 3 mice trem “HINCHIL] AS POR SALE. LEAV-
BY OWNER - 7 | your imepection at the corner of IT’S VACANT modern kitchen, dishwasher suto-| tne ts ealese -| _ tug city, must sacrifice. PE 54906 fee 89 and Williams Lake Rd. ap- ss ase AGENCY matic washet and dryer, tra- es “* |For RENT BRICK BUILDING
O nes ee kes Orchard Lake | tematic: dis aaa" “| BRICK BL NGALOW | siiy wo moron pp gisag| matic otf furnace. 431.500, Owner. [Py GF
| Save $1.00 by finishing dec- ‘ ' home located appres 3. miles |STARTER OES. > BEDROOMS | $23 Eitaabeth bump an! or
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a welt constructed 12 ropm brick | — 3 tdedrooms, 3 2% baths REALTOR 13.000 You can move in taday' LAKE LAND CO. tote, “Beautiful Walters | "= oh = Fg Py
4 bome with ene ¢ room,’ and one —TAKE ORION jenGus aout tsar kented, “1 Gwe Wamans dake Re. & *7' | 924 N Pontine Tratl Walled Lake - Gensidiy gestricted Low. "Tif, sintion fag ots of
for (ea por week igo 8 lovely | sacome 2 ants of «bedroom Foad one, ioc to paved’ § | OM 312%) “Ofnce ‘Open 61) WARD F. PARTRIDGE | * ROOMS BATH AND BaseMENT | $U550, Pormee “me peel information eal
room, rochial schools one ? iE ana Cosaniah FRIGHDORNOSE
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A JOHNSON, Realtor op @ im srouba Lane Orion | 1880 REVERE — You'll cer- Mice tmeneaupte, pecenecion. Sine ee ene tt se garage. | . very reasonable terms’ LAKE ESTATE ore eae Pcl BP agen may pon
MP ibis are’ vecan\_ very beautify) build: | tn orknd te sbedrocm | IRM. terms, two West Side a hE eg ge : lake area Business qrowing every 1704S. Te raph Rd. ing sites. aS oo for alow located 0 close ESPECIALLY D-®- R ll ad - . . semi-private jake. Near C Wood Co = In good biock bidg. gas
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Gn thie % bedroom, home Full shaded / 412 W. Huron st +4525 - room %. s+ ade B
a = sone etty LAWRENCE i ‘Payments rooms. a floor oy pt on Open Eves "ui 0 om u's gousse en’ Goat doar a inxs one mee o : on — eOine ae Opes Lae only $4,000 down. —
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= | geroperative Rea} Raters Bxenenge| Tn TN Mictustor trreptece, evoral oom, Ol Beat.” ‘attached garage, | PIE, AITO ged bas Priced | “porches par basement wired for | © ACHES a NED M ay oaly pues | tac int fast Geveloping ares. . "ear walle Seneat.. Mea tor MILLER RAY O'NFIL, Realtor finish cupboards te ample ts two lakes. us won am ‘alg ~ 3 slectrie stove.- All plumbing i. te sere 9 EteO se | Includes Case “C" veeort license,
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PONTIAC RE ALTY C EAST-CENTRAI Co-operative Real Estate Exchange| Racement! Attached garage! lake ‘cdvemtage ot Cerne aie | Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor in a lifetime’ ; ee
‘ ‘ seen ad “is Ah. . Brick construction! Let's room mofera bungalow, with built | 22 W. Lawrence Street Eves. aa j only $12,000 an Price $20,000.
Tt Belew __ FB 249 1 Wook! in beuh, eutre attic bedroom, new Presi! or PE coees tom ranei. brick and ledge For Sale Farms 48 WARD EPA i. ae, : ‘i besement PRP AAA oY oor i _ / :
P a ggpunn mamma cet | Eee sls oe onrvice sea fret, Ture | 2 ACRES OFFICE gp HaTONAL, Bustiess J bedroom homes available for H yp pe raed oe tached gacage large lot Many . BROKERS CLEARING HOUSE only 61.850 Living’ room. ae Gardens Temp eton extras 96708 Open oun and |’ giOQ? meters rue com. 20” OPPFICES IF PRINCIPAL CITIES
” Elizabeth Lake Estates Model Home - toa Wedeeem deus Alco searches, sthastp’ Modems Cneee | . a en edon, procter bouse, 13 | «. COAST-TO-COAST
On ay Drive and 3373 WALTON BLVD large bedroom up. Basement home. newly painted. every room NORTH SIDE 7 _ROGMS FORNERED BATH |cPancus .
from small private hes of furnace; and suto- heat garage, lot z. ¢. PANOUS we ws} World's Largest
F wo om ad ng New as tomorrow featuring 3 bed- matic water peates. ane 150 Price $9,750 -! on ome, 1 Dost. from ogg oy ng ay al an Ph. Ortonville Reverse bith
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arepe ave, 2 Om room loseted ip BEAUTIFUL IXN-| RAY O'NFIL. Realtor | Ucperetive Real Betate Exchange! way oye _ URL £020) or Rely Mirove_ 0007) a. a a ge
fu 4 DIAN POINTE ADDN. 180 ft aa 2 Gee oe a Pull’ bath Oeod’ teccmene om, | For Sale Resort Prop. 444 pever:_ uy oingien ment. Ph 4101. Mayville, Mich.
Bloomfield Highlands class ” eee Cr . oie ee atet tg saves ROOM HOUSE ON oy “owt, Dides. laeel. , 4 room Suchy Real parties & “THE SIRDT AE
Brick Colonia: — # rooms We nawe'® sites let to bulld on} amy ANAK TNCARATA| iden as tt ae iy “located “for. subdividing. “Only | BOAT IY ON SAGINAW BAY JF Grtoavite eT Se DO N wy KX 3 about 2 mi. from Orion. Terme chewing Se. ARM ?
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from. “lochotes _‘sarsotss o 3.8 foes Yee, ens! © g FAMILY Riveend viiege wt Bran. | K. I. Templeton, Realtor! am Mad 'tS apes’ West Pex: | ess TORE SPICER: living & dining fooms. Se nr eth re deen! Sse pat, Seatay VWA tores| wen toccled im goed netghter-| S0e, NAM. mile, Krom CGe | Tm Orchard Late Mi VR 6083 | Lace pronf Moret on state! {nc Owner, xm Gress Lake Ra. | s22,8TORF SPACE FOR
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a “fee dee te atee wm Drayun{ cotter bt. Gu paved eared el wae yineg JO BUY TO SELL REALTOR | ness. Must be sold. Any reason- |" ACRES COLONIAL HOME AU-| center, gift shop. erry loca-
Grove, Betsel area. All pice awk E. _~ | Weedt to build on . | Geed tmeome VE Gcod ae ae PaRTRipo® te The ‘RIRD' To| abdie offer considered ws —_— ae -ondlgea ane. |\ = i..a: _
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- 2 e ludes meoursoce,.} r quick. | "E. Ortonville, 6 miles W. : is being sacrificed to ‘settle ‘
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Se ee) Reem | prop ByYS | Mes wm pe Pied Er eae oa Suburben Prop. 45A| FLOYD KENT, Realtor | Pitot hs Petras All very clean. $9500 & terms on nets em sre 30-18 | en . Waterford. | ~ OWNER ae. pA A ny
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GAYLORD, pat mats a Doxn PHC RAE) cece, Rates| "Se ea | OTATEWIDE
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¢ ; mew. Sear garage, Only $8600| rooms, ‘bath, enclosed ‘porch ) ‘eereons, Tear, paragae. Pe ted] LET YOUR $$$ WORK
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: Nearly Completed 2168 SOMERSET Serve eh tearoom end fase-| 6 Setrecma, tle cethe, tell paved. shagy ‘street. Latge vine : “fivons eS Se wih aivide in 18 cre par. | Small. ‘Reasonable Gheounte
3. bedroom home| = Woodward Avenue, South 2 wre oy ne oe basement. Attached gartge pao tae = = = | ~ with ™ ORION BARGAIN = | g ~ or PE beets fort
Sleeved miles to re Lake Ra NEAR LAKE ORION . 98009 down. = breakfast. Enclosed tor | 4 home,- living room R Ask for Ted
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a BRICK RAMBLER *CUCKLER REALTY Prent. garage. 100 to jake. je With storage closet. | emtent terme. 1 Soen Bvenings and bunday 1-4 M © <s
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avtne OnE AND, STORY 4 SECON) ie sere. etree? | PAUL D, HAMMOND : . ing is believing. $7300 down. 26% W. Huron 8t. ea 4
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LOANS $0 TO § Se |@ CUBIC PT. NORGE REPRIO. shelves “pi8 ove “Venetian .o bind hard Lane Ave mioctpe Usher Gurpies. iit he AL pint, BLAG a}
$500 GSO Moree renee, wo. Be, Taian poe gal ie oh 2 _Beavteate etwoen — Sine waa iy aiding i Sheep, 98 ewes, ~ mostly 3 On Signature Only | «inca "wanOoANY— punean | at, oe WOLVERINE pood grovel, Fa PI and 4 yrs. old. Excellent HOUSEHOLD * Parte dining reom set. Mollywood |" h’ only “Pveee ey AacK tt LUMBER AND WRECKINO CO condition, 20 registered ;
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For Sale 2 Uae Track 8 90
‘1951
PICKUP
$O95 LARRY
JEROME
| WISE Fer Sale Used Cars: 91|
BUYERS
1953 CHEVROL ay
| sid" neater, Tietase Suttber "A
Biss) "8" $1,189
1952 DeSOTO Firedome V4 Two fone green,
radio, heater and ——. G es
mission. License sumber B
$1,179
PSP FORD Victoria. Radio and beater, License
J 3007 number D.
$895
19530 PACKARD
Deluxe Sedan. Redio and hester
$497
1949 OLDS
Club sedap Radio. heater. License
“ pumber EP 6617.
$395
1950 FORD Convertibie, V-6 radio -— Aieaver,
$495
1949 DOD( ae
Convertible oupe ‘
ee $395
Lae
193 FORD Redio. neater 8009 ictual Miles
License pumber B
$1,175
Michigan's
~Finest The ‘Big-Paved Lot
on the Corner of
Woodward & 13 Mile Rd.
1951 OLDS 8&8 radic and heat
$1,295 Super, 3 er, hyd
1950 FORD Custom 6 2 door, Redie, heater,
a Hee
“ai Mercury for parts. Al-
most new motor, Used
no oil. Excellent tires.
Sifu AUTO PARTS
‘48 F t door 4
glass. ‘46 radiator, hood
and right front fender,
Good cond. 137 Starr St.
si
Soe Pact i Fe |e
prath MOTOR SALES
Rochester Ford Dealer
PR, OL 16711
REUSE THM *
SPECIAL
1951 CHEVROLET
PANEL
$495
WILSON GMC
“rE 4 Nay i
te ee.
CY OWENS m7 6. hd FE t-4101
8) Park Place.
80: Fine Safety-Tested Used
Cars for Sale at
‘Jerome's, Bright Spot
| Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass | ® 0488
MAKE MORE IN
renting, or, § sigh.
ieee Dal fezs ‘S41 a agen Use Classified ads ‘for | cm . $645
1949 FORD Custom 8 3 door
1952 BUICK
door Riviera. 2 paint, radio
$1,395 ©
1983 BUICK
1950 BUICK 4 door, moo
BUICK 1951 an, catia, heater end § tune
2—19%47 DODGES YOUR CHOICE
$195
148 CHEVROLET Fiee(master chub soupe, Radic and
$395
19%7 PLYMOUTH
- | 1946-CHEVROLE T4DR. VG
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199 PACKA ARD 4 DR.
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1946 PLYMOUTH
$125
Many there te chooss from.
_ Community
Motor Sales
Inc.
Pontiac — a Beet
803 N. Main, Reabester
Radic, heater | ° ' Looking FOR A GOOD BUY?
HAVE THESE WITH
NO MONEY DOWN "46 CHEV. 2 dr...
'46 BUICK SUPER r. eeeeeeeerne
48 BUICK 4 dr....
’48 CHEV. STATION
WAGON .
'48 DE SOTO 7 PASS.
SEDAN o<..00-
'SO FORD 2 dr....
’49 PLYMOUTH
>| SCHUTZ MOTORS INC.
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LF. Sale Used Care! 1
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47 PONTIAC 2 dr. $22.50] }’
$15.00)
49 DE SOTO 4 dr. $27.00
eee $21.00
$21.00
- $34.00
2 drs. & 4 drs... .$34.00 | :
49 PACKARD Bester. 816 Seow Lake B
SEDAN ....... $21.00 "es ‘eee Good ccaditios. Ole
‘48 PLYMOUTH See Some Clean Ones!
4dr. ceceeeeees $18.00 | S89 Fentuae -Catoling ”.: <<. Sises
ial Peale eee ALL OF THESE CARS ARE © LLY AND HAVE | 1940 Cheve. convert. ....... 8 595
oe es toutes St cugees Ree
FORMANCE. . ” t
PUNNY BUSINESS.
acd Hershberger
_ For Sale Used Cars 91 91
47 DODGE, ¢ DOOR. prepare
drive, radio, heater and turn in-
dicater. 11,006 mile motor
Ba io spy cn aoe
finish
pss | Mees at GOOD; - Lincoln
12 8 Woodware OPEN "TIL'9 P.M.
Save $1,000 On
Factory Officials’ Cars
1954 DeSotos
SCHUT? UT. — po INC.
™ SBE Ae For Your Convenience
COME IN AND SEE
(1949 DODGE
~ One owner tall mg ager.
Was never down,
$100 DOWN
$27.24 A MONTH
Keller-Koch
B hs sus” ™*
*‘#@ CUSTOM TUDOR
We Finance _ lege sr NATIONAL MOTOR SALES | 30 POND @ CYLINDER SEA
a Ree oe ie cuE " _to'@ pm 3182 W. =
et ee ae ke | a tee 9480 370 &. Avery Bt.
_Wootward Royal Gate | Pe saath ; ‘2 CHEV. CLUB CPE. 4i0 DOWN |: FORD ¢ DA $10 DOWN AND
Woodward, ~ er 1100 a” ae or ie HN.
: Woodward, Royal _ Woodward, Royal Oak
‘@ ChEV. 7 DR. 810 bows ANS ‘@ FORD AW assume sirmesie. 464 Wood- -_ 6. —
ward, ingham of aatY he ward, ingham or 110 __ Woodward, Royal Oak. Woodward, Royal Oak
D Y-all Come} .... 5772.
See Us! |. Hace Mtr Sais We have nice clean cars
that you can afford —|'49 BS PGR oosecses $295
many at only — covers” WO wa this Siue
$20 Down > * $20 DOWN See Ed Jones at “i. ha
NATIONAL... | SI zSpA Rte eas oes MOTOR ang) condition. Sale by owner, $680. MY
171 S. Saginaw St. | is ponp custom Link «WA: oo A, heater, oe ot take
GLENN'S ron oy NICAL to some
: bump work 6210, PE Sit. 340
“sue vs overdrive
__For Sale Us Used Cars 91
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For A Good Deal
66 S. Perry St.
FE 4-6882 1 Kausen 2 DR. one pee ine
ents. 464 wee
SEE PAULSON 1
OLDS ‘51 8&8
FE 48726
_ ot CLEAN ‘® OLbs, SUPER 06. LOTS | _ ot outeas. cet PR-2-0000.-
‘53 Plymouth
For Your Coprenience Oa & 4 drs. Fully equipped
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SHOP
SUNDAY
& MONDAY
BUY:
TUESDAY
At Oliver's you'll find 70
cars with prices on. the
| your choice.
windshields.
SPECIAL! The tot ts tiem four inspection — drop in and
hrowse around with no.
interruptions, then see us
Tuesday for the car of
OLIVER BUICK
210 Orchard Lake Ave. -
{Corner of W liam’ St.)
FE 2-9101 | Also 20 more car- » choose from.|
West Side Used Cars ) re
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TRUCKS
All Kinds—All Sizes
Dodge-
Plymouth~ Phone FE 2-9131
232 S. Saginaw St. “REMEMBER THAT!
Riemenschneider Bros.
For A Good Used Car
—_— At —
yA S. SAGINAW
Bice ‘88 PLYM. DELUXE SEDAN
$588 $495
$345 _
Matthews:
Chevrolet 211 -S. Saginaw’ St.
E 4-4546 |
‘)-CHEVY BET™-AIR 2 DOOR
“90 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. SEDAN 4
"Hargreaves! re | pour door. Fer Sell Dowd Caps 1 For Sale Used Cars 91
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Our Plan Is Ethical,
Honest and True
1947 PLYMQUTH
Beautitut dark vive
ish, radio, heate: low . mileage.
one owner
$24.00 A MONTH
wKeller-Koch : Weedwertpioia -. bg Ra,
Save $700 Plymouth Demos. Many
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC, DeSoto mouth Pecks
"OPEN TIL9 P.M For Your Convenience
NEW ’54 MERCURY
HARDTOP
$2,345 Delivered
neater T eleck ‘arm sina. grille
undercoating, license guards
and aii tases, z
Bob fe rost Inc.
ieee vo BELVEDERE 8sE-
6,000 miles. Save §700.
lee ‘Desets V-8 Sportsman. 4,000
miles. Save $800.
Save $800. .
1964 Plymouth Savey Fordor, 5.000
miles. Gave $600.
Down
Payment 1961 Plymouth Cranbrook
Pordor
1951 Plymouth bridg Ply ‘Cambridge
soe Plymouth: Chub ‘Coupe:
Plymou' Deluxe Pordor,
Menta
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Plymouths a Se WAGONS
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SCHUTZ MOTORS ae
"OPEN TILO PM
“yank
SCHUTZ_ MOTORS INC. mee re. oe Dealer
Birm
OP ra x TH. 9 P.M.
Por Your Convenience
se
DRIVE OUT TO
CLARKSTON MOTORS WHERE: OVERHEAD
IS LOW AND SAVE
MONEY. +
Clarkston Motor Sales
A B11
$2,400 SAVINGS
Keller Koch _- al 860 South; Woodward. Birmingham. | ;
{ dwest 62209
| "52 Packard 4 dr.. " mgeremas enema Sas
PONTIAC 1952
pene, Lies iw 7 heater, .
to sell, MI
JEROME: Rochester Ford Dealer
1950"
FORD TUDOR
$550
LARRY
‘ JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
pe Sale
= DOWN!
PON TIAC.
RETAIL
STORE
GOODWILL USED CARS “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY”
’53 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr.,
radio, heater and Hydra-
matic.
$1645 |
51 Nash, radio, heater,
bed equipment. Nice*ear.
$795
’51 Ford Victoria, radio,
heater, Fordomatic. TO BUY” $900
tires. , “S ‘
Sate son ne] 52 Chevrolet 4 dr. with
NBW CAR TRADE - INS radio and heater, |
“ine Bia serine $950 On The Corner Of Woodward ané 13 Mile Road.
PETERSON ’51 Hudson Hornet, radio,
1000 oT heater, automatic trans-
953 Willys mission.
Bet ec pete. | $795 195 4
mean ie Ene, *51 DeSoto Custom 4 dr,
automatic transmission, .
radio and heater. Top
_ shape.
es '54 Pontiacs - Pully equipped 290 FR ang
; Demonstrators
51 Pontiac |_And Officials’ Cars Catalina. Radio, heater, white Low ara. i
suis aot fectrowe, tem tee] Good Select ep SE as oe ks Right Prices P 046.96 Lew bank rates. A
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. aA
"oper niLorit| PON TIAC
_ RETAIL
~ STORE Factory Branch
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill
Phone FE 3-7117
Know All
about ‘the. purchase of a
_ as it may
that must ha
car sale. An es
Dealer” is so organi
car from—
53 Buick hardtop $1544:
°$3 Chrysler 4 dr. $1499
*53 Plym. conv... ,$1444
"53 Olds. 2 dr. ....$1399
"$2 Buick super. ..$1344
"52 Pont. Catalina $1299
53 Plym, 2 dr. ...$1199
"$2 Ford Ranch
Wagon ......
"33 ford 2 Gr. ..5<
$3 Dodge 4 dr..
"51 Chrys. cl. a "$999
52 Willys Wagon $944
.$899
"51 Buick 4 dr.
_ Riviera .4..... $844
$2 Chevrolet deluxe
club coupe ....$799
’$1 Merc. /el. cpe.. .$744
SI Pont. 4 dr......
"50 Olds. 2 dr. 88. . .$644
50 Plym. Sub.....
51 Ford 2 dr. .....$554
"50 Dodge sed. ....$544
’50 Ford 2 dr. 8... ;$399
'47 Merc. cl. cpe...$299
"49 Plym, 2 dr.....$299
(46 Fotd 2 dr......$199
PS) Nash 4 dr......$144
"47 Pont. 2 dr......$125
"50 Kaiser 4 dr......$99
"48 Nash 4 dr...... $95
"41 Ford 2 dr....... m, there are many little “items”
ishment of a “Fran
merchandise at the right
ing of security that yours wa
You can’t go wrong if you purc
Harold Turner, F ord “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS”
‘A-1 BUYS’ the Details
USED CAR. Surprising
attention to fulfill a used
© give you top quality.}
ice! Plus the feel-
“Good Buy.\ |
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'53 Merc. Monterey
2 df.
"53 Pontiac dix. 2 dr.
’53 Ford Victoria
$3 Ford Ranch Wagon
"53 Chev. Station Wag,
"52 DeSoto 4 door
"53 Chevrolet 210, 4 dr.
’52 Mercury Monterey
club coupe
52 Chev. Station Wag.
. "52 Ford ‘8’ 4dr, *
"51 Olds. dix. 88, 2 dr.
’52 Pontiac 2 door .
‘51 Ford Victoria
"50 Olds. Holiday coupe
*S1 Pontiac dix. 2dr.
*52 Nash Station Wag.
'S2 Studebaker 4 dr. —-
*S1 Hudson 2 door
51 Ford Station Wagon
"St Nash 2 door
51 th club cpe.
"50 Nash sedan
aoe
: ercu coupe
"49 Buick da
| “41 Plym. club coupe
"49-Ford 2 ton
6 MO. GUARANTEE
464 ©
S. Woodward
Harold Turner, Ford
’ _ NO MONEY DOWN ‘30 Ford % ton pickup
LOW BANK RATES
11 Mile at
Woodward,
Birmingham — Royal Oak.
Midwest 4-750. JOrdan 4-6266
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
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Madison Square Garden.
Films of sporting events.
6:30—(4) | Buhel and Albert.
Peg Lynch, Albert Bunce in
family “comedy as Albert
wants to drive “just another
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Bud Collyer, Roxanne with |
quiz. (7) The Stranger.
Priceless Roman chalice re-
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‘Comedian Jack Carter, sing-
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Sports on film.
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Ben Blue, dance team Hoctor
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Two for the Money. Herb
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8:30—(2) Jack Paar Show. Jack
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9:15—(7) Wrestling.
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Ann Sothern as Susie Mac-
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Queeh. Hugh Marlowe as
jaeen in “Woman in. the
Chatr.”
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Bill Cullen subs for Bert
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“Life of a Drop of Water,”
“Life in a Pond.”
10:36-—(4) College of Musical
Kid. Duncan Renaldo in
“South of Rio Grande,” film
feature.
10:45—(2) Movie Date. James
Cagney in “Great Guy,” film
feature.
11:06—(4) Michigan Barn-
dance. Music country style.
11:15—(4) Saturday Show.
Film to be announced. (7)
Armchair Theater. Ellen
Drew in “Rhythm Hits the
Ice,” film feature. :
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Action
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Sermons, Sandwiches
Served by Max Asnas
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Broadway has many religions
We have Mohammedans, Hindus, Mormons. .
ing.in Times 8q. or not far from it.
Then there’s one less formal that I often observe Sunday
noontimes.
Right about that time, after Catholic Mass, Fred Allen and
his pretty wife, Portland, walk up 7th Av. to Max Asnas’ Stage
Delicatessen . . . where Max is serving sermons and sandwiches.
This columnist, an ex-Methodist Sunday school teacher,
may be tilting a coffee cup there studying kindnesg and
generosity under Max.
Max, a plump, stocky little Russian Jéw, with a heart. bigger
than a three-decker sandwich, was never known to turn down
an appeal for a meal or for money. I went there the other
Sabbath to interview Fred Allen. . . and wound up, as usual,
interviewing Max. .
Somewhat shyly, Max exhibited a letter from a Haines
Falls, N. Y., church thanking
him ‘for a sizeable donation. |
“How did you happen to give |
to a church there? Did they |
write to you?” I asked the Sage
of 7th Av.
“No, I know the minister,” |
replied Max.
“Is he a customer?”
“No, I met him at the race-|
track,” said the pastrami phi-
losopher, honestly. “I gave him
the money I'll utterwise be giv- |
ing the horses.”
. all worship-
worst horseplayer, tries to serve
his sermons with gags on the
side, He told one commentator,
“You'll be in business, you'll be
great running a delicatessen
store,”
“Why?” inquired the commentator.
“You'll never run outer baloney,” answered Max
Max is always sending free sandwiches toe benefits. He
never shunts cripples out of his place. His generosity is a
trial te his partner, Eddie, and his brether, Hymie. One
stery maintains that Max didn’t like the shabbiness of a
man who kept coming in for food handouts—and bought
him a new suit.
It's also alleged that Max grew impatient when a bum seek-
ing a handout wasn’t given it swiftly enough.
“What's the hurry—has he got his Cadillac double-parked?”
growled Hymie.
Fred Allen, Groucho Marx, Harry Hershfield, Henny Young-
man and others like Max for his fund of stories , . . or his
comedy patter.
Recently Max came back from a vacation at Swan Lake.
“Were you on the American Plan?” Fred Allen asked him.
“No, everybody there had an accent,” said Max.
“Last winter was different,” Max went on. “One of my cus-
tomers told me to go to hell, so I went to Florida.”
Max enly has trouble with Commies and an occasional
rebellious waiter. He claims ene waiter he fired, with the
union's approval, used te come back in, order a Coke, and
sit at a table for an hour te irritate him.
Max seems to remember every story and use it in
monettes. One customer—whom he barred for
eventually sought advice, and Max told him the tale of the
and the cow.
“Why is it nobody likes me?” the pig asked the cow. “They
like you, but I give more than you. I give ham, and bacon, and
even pigs’ feet to eat. Ali you give is when somebody pats you,
you give a little milk.”
“But,” replied the cow, according to Max's version, “you don't
give until you are dead, while I give every day while I'm alive.”
That seems to be Max's maxim.
MAX ASNAS
Don’t print that!”: A movie queen was squired handsomely
around London and Paris by a Frenchman—and when they
parted company she got all the bills... . A boxing “name” just
had his car “borrowed back” by the finance company.
The Army's just gotten around te investigating the hage
meney orders sent home by GI's in 194345 . . . Corinne
Calvet got inte a hassle with French newspapermen because
they paid attention te her escort, Jeffrey Stone.
One comic threatened another with mayhem in Lindy’s for
my material” ... Bob Fellows is coming to town to
choose one to replace Anita Ekberg as “the Wayne-Fellows
girl” .. . Sec’y Dulles wife is being guarded after threats.
Bella Darvi got the final decree . . . Daily Double: Franchot
Tone and Mona Knox at Leslie House ... RA A. Hal Shriber mar-
ries department store heiress Thelma Blumenthal in ber.
Cugat bought his Abbe 15 G's worth of gowns in ee,
alling mother, who's 86, in Webster Grove, Mo.
“Youth's Companion’ went out of circulation years ago,”
writes E. D. Mackey, “but it seems many older men are nea
to acquire that title.” . . . That's earl, brother.
(Copyright 1954)
GOODMAN'S
THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY,.SEPTEMBER 4, 1954
success of the religious program.
He said 1,248,161 persons volun-
tarily attended religious services
in Army chapels in June alone.
* = *
“But,” he added, “it was not un-
til the Russians launched their at-
| tack that we realized how effective
our efforts to instill a high sense
Max, the self-admitted of morality and citizenship have
been.”
The Soviet article included a
Dem Leader Will Speak
on Record of Congress
WASHINGTON ® — The Nation-
address a nationwide TV audience
next week on the record of the
83rd Congress.
NBC said the former House
was invited ‘to appear on
a half-hour program beginning at
8 p.m. EDT, Friday, Sept. 10.
program will originate at Ft.
. NBC said its radio network
will carry the speech at a time to
be announced later.
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